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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. Ex-senator
Toombs spoke to an audience of {, 1000
persons last night. He urged resistance to
the election of Lincoln.
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EzE@RoGER 4. PRYoR resumed and con-
luIed, on Saturday night, the speech
raich he commenced on Tuesday evening.
i expressed himself in general terms
:nisfed" with the greeting he met, ana
asa proceeded to entertain his large audi
ase with general Iimbing aud SHINING
al jiy-hawking of Stephen y. Douglas.
Re proved that the Little Giant was Just as
aa.a Of an AbolitiOnist as Bell, as he had
aora that Bell was just as much of AN
Auoluonist as Lincoln.
Nj. Pryor argued the right of secession,
aal announced himself in favor of'that
abe Of redress when the aggressions of
@: North seemed to demand it. He al
lisl to Douglas speech Mt Richmond, in
a.;l that gentleman had said that he
aoa.i support Lincoln's administration in
ting down the secessionists. Gle made
IL, speech, said Mr. Pryor, sin the pres
ea:c of the statues of Mason and Jefferson,
az lwondcr that they (the statues were not
animated by Heaven, that they might sccrl
aal scott the sacreligious sentiment of the
aiiacious demagogue." Loud applause I
Mr.. Pryor spoke of a sentiment that he
Ind uttered about becoming the Brutus
;A.t would stab somebody under certain
c:camsAnces. He repeated the express
son with vehemcnce that Virginia would
linda BFutus to rid her of the spoiIer of her
nights and the usurper of her soil. This
v's followed by misses and applause all
over the house, the former predominating.
Wien the confusion subsidized, Mr.. Pryor
@I: Aud though you may hiss and
'.'fH, 90 further and say, that would
ask 10 greater boon of my people than to
o' made the instrument of the radiance"
E'ae*ed Kissing and applause.]
Hspicked up Bell, Douglas and Lincoln
sa- made Il vast Abolition target of them,
AZ Hltsh he hurled his invective and de-
Aaa''aiion, considering all in the same
category. The speakers most ultra scnti-
I.0's were the most enthusiastically APP
l44uded by his friends.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

CHICAGO, Oct. a. Lii & Deversi's
brewery was damaged by fire last night to
the extent OF $4,000; loss covered by in
surancc.
DR.. VIM. B. Egan, an old and respectable
citizen of this place, died this morning Of
drOpsy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD by HARDWARE sTORES
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUH.
BOLD BY HOUSEFURNIsIING STORES.
spALDNG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FASCY-GOODS OEALERS
spALDING's PREPARED 8LuE.
SOLD BY SFAT1ONRRS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLCH,
SOLD BY GROGERS.
SP&LDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By COUNTRY MERCHANTS CSRNERALHY
Manufactured By HENRY C. SP4LDINCr & CO.
As C-tHr-st New York
Address Post Office. BoNNo. a600.
Put up in Gases containing either, -Four, EISht or
Twelve DnZen -each-A beautiful TITHo0RAPIc Stow
Carr accompanying each package tOoyG3-l&W1Y
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Sherifs Sale.

Lewis Zeigler In the Circuit Court
VS.. fof Ohio County, in
Pursuant to decree rendered in tho above entitled
cause on the 18th day of june 1869 will proceed to
sell ut public auction. Monday, the 9Th day Of No
Senber 1851 at the front door of tho Court House
tor account of whom it may concern the parts Uf DSs
No. 81 and rs, fronting Main Street, in that part
OF the City Of Wheeling commonly called the old
of Main Street described in said decree
Terms of snle-A credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bonds with good srcuri-
~ bearing interest from date and the tito retained
until the purchase money is paid in full.
SAMUEL IRWIN,
octZ-t0 Sheriff D. c.
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New York, Oct. 27.-The steamer Ma
tanzas, from Matanzas, is coming up.
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MOBILE, Oct. 2Ith.-A destructive Gre
broke out Mt Arilicu, Ala, on Thursday
night. Nine stores were destroyed
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NoRFo1K, Oct. 9th Commander John
L. Saunders, of the United States navy,
died here on Friday.
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ELOURI FLOUR I-15O bhls. St. Louis fam
75;r tiy. 100 bhls Cans family. 125 bbls. Snow
am t4Intly 200 bbls West Hamilton. BOO bbls as
sorted brands, extra and superne at reduced rates
Jel4 LIST, MORRISON & co.
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11iIg gnteltigemrrr

--aest Circulation of any Paper IN
: D- . Westera Virginia. -0a
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RcpubIIoan Tickets.

Monday Morning, Oct. 90, 1850.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

Translated from the correspondepce of tba
Correos Me cant of Rio de Janero June g. for the NK
YORK HERALD
The question Of the surrender of the island Of orriti TO
the English government which threatened SO much
trouble, is settled. The English Minister Mr. Iettson
declared to the government of the Banda Oriental that he
had received orders by the last packet desst from en-
icng that surrender. Such solution WAS source Of
real pleasure to Dr. Acevedo the danger Of sur
rendering the key OF the Prata 10 the British lion Hap
PLY for him and for all who have any interest in that
part Of America the lion had o moment of mex.
pcabe generosity. But is that desstance sinccre "a
regards that sands beg leave to doubt it, The island
OF Gorrt was formerly sold by the government TO an
English merchant, Samuel Lefone That sale ia not very
clear but the English government wants to avail itse
OF III order TO buy surrender the island that mgr
chant, who can hinder itS
The projected amnesty Is still a mere project Ever
since the reply Of the Senate the solicitation of tho
Chamber requiring act In which that measure should
be approved not word further said on the SUBJ
Ject and since In few days the Assembly will Dissolve
IL VIII doubtless remain postponed to more nttnG
occasion II Is proper TO remark that elections for
the Chambers will take place in next August and who
ever knows any thing about elections, must know
that is always good those occasions to have ones
adveIsares under the knife Of the law might other.
wise nave II IN their TO prevent agreeable tar.
minaton In compensation, however, Dr. VasQuel SA-
gasturne proposed patriotic measure-that the Argeu-
tine Generals Crquiza and Guido should be declared ct
zens Of the republic and Brgadier Generals True the
OF countries and Offices; but, qd indep Where is the
nw without its exception And, at arthest, It costs mo-
thing TO make it.
The violent storm which passed over this city dur
ing the past week caused the loss of Eve OF the
h ssn, war steamer Parnatryba, who were going
bosrd-eoven in number-were picked up by another Of
he steamers boats
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AmaArs ~ the River Platte
ook sUkSos AYREs CORRESPONDENCE


uS., buxsos AYRxs, 8. A, May 81, 1880
80 A@re-Uneaysed Honors-EaoisA N,,osua
--sssRe~ose Chandlr-GcneraIs Urguxa
A1ae oassens and Generals in Urxosav-
~ D"Y@'-DTsvsne Troops-Ne.c Goueyau.u m.
PStdr-Fre'gAss, Markets, Enli,tu-,,,, a.
M s~'''A " 'ae ire OF General Mitre which for
warded you In september last exc,,sd .,-..N...
mere, rs IL arrived on the eve Of his election \, c
The Commercial Times, little Englsh u.n.- - ".
1t, with the heading General Mitre-Ar $500, Ss"e1
sketcn," not mentioning any Correspondence
naming the NEW York HxRAID The government -
the Nafso"ol, translated it and copied It, paving r..
ana fulsome compliments to the increasing olears.b..
ness OF the editor Of the Commercial Tim, for M. -
rate and eloquent description of the chief erecr, .
the state Mr. COMMERCIAL Times in his next number M
neV makes ms DOW and accepts gracousy the Ganyms
dean honor.
In keeping with this the notice in thu saus r.,.
n'enuea concert, Tor the benent Of the widow Il
oaptan Fell. You may remember that Captain Fall =.
Nghsnman, was commander Of the Patagonian rns,,o-
ship, the Allan Gardiner, and that in March lac, ;.
mnumaniy outchered by the savages The project ~ .
concert ior the benefit of his widow originated n a..
church OF this city, and all the cho,rs OF thu
iro'es'ant churches co operated once and heartily
Tue enterprise Mr. Commercial Times totally ignores
inc origin OF the project This usual policy Of Won,
English contemporaries south Of the equator.
Lieutenant Chandler and family Depart TO day, via
,ha ior New York This is the FIRST returning
ane ocers OF the United States Exploring Expedi,io
ne o'iers VIII follow in the course of a month
General urqu'za, now Governor Of the Province a.
r.re Eos and General Guido, Senator the Congres
o. the Confederation, have been complimentary msde
ctizeDs and breadier generals of army n Urueu,v
without tne expectation Of their coming to reside IN
that country. -.
President Derqu is strengthening all the military poses
OF the confederation which river The troora
gather for tho purpose very reluctantly, they are
often driven on board The boats embarking like Sheen
and few, who make themselves troublesome with thai.
reluctance, are anced General Urquza expresses the
hrm expectation Of peace and though he Captain Gen
erel, he is making no preparations for war.
The new government here is making itself more strong
If not more popular The public sentiment Of the nr0
vinces is becoming more and averse 10 war NV
soldiers declare that Buenos Ayres clothes and pavz
her soldiers they must fight again. they will fight for
money and clothes.
Nearly all importations are bearing good prices Home
eiebts cannot be obtained for half the vessels here
During the month thirty nine vessels and twenty
nire departed Wool and hides keep up their late bish
prices Ounces have been stationary for some weeks.
The government is rigorous in requiring the enlistment
OF all subject to military duty. AS the trainings are on
Sunday, It is great annoyance to foreigners who arc
PTotestants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
Horrible Murder In schag hticoB<e, N. "
Bride of IA Week Murdered by Her
"a


We have the particulars Of one Of the most nhuman
ana deliberate murders, which occurred last night in the
town OF schaehtcoke In this county, which has
been our province 10 record Tue awful details OF the
affair alm' 81 too shocking 10 relate follows:
man usmed Thomas whaicn, an IRISH farm laborcr,
aged about nifty years, resided St water Bridge 10
the town OF seha ght coke. He had lived WITH au Irish
servant sir named Ca,harinc Cassery aged thirty
years since April las, 10 two taree weeks ago the
tao cobabtng mau aud wife The Of their sepa
ration, 1t seems, was charge by whilen that the
man bad been guilty Of an aot which nothing but
beasty JEALOUSY cuuld have suggested. But
reconciliation followed, aud, as an aionement for
the wrong core the poor woman, a marriage wts
tn irsday evening of lat ~erk. But for
planned reason tho parties dd not relations Of
man and wife until last evening, when wnalcn went to
stay with his wife at Peter Wetsls, where she
Iloyed, and where the m.rder pcrpetrated The
retired to their room, and about o'clock this morning
the family by and cries Of murder
by Whal,n's wife. 10 appears that ths brute OF hus
band again qusTreed with the woman, charging her
with the unnatural crime which sbe denied, he insisting
ana d' ciariig that she was guilty. Finally, in his de-
mouae rage, he oosiro knife and deliberately ripped
open the woman's bowelsl On going the room the
family behed most shocking AMI terrible sight The
bed was saturated with blood, the woman was in the
most awful agony the blood pouring from her body In
stream, and whalen with his hands and arms drip
piog with bis wife's blood still mauifcsting his
devil rage that had wreaked the vengeance
Of uniounded jealousy IN the butcherv Of his
pronounced the injuries fatal The prisoner
rested by officer Button lie was taken before Justice
Butts early hour this morning fully committed
He is now 1, Jail Coroners Burton aud Madden have
been sent for u hold inquest We learn that whaen
has been industrious, sober man, but he must be
person Of terrible and murdcrous passions.
Whalens right hand covered with the blood Of his
wife on his arrival at the Jail here. He talked about the
affair AS though be should be justified in the ii,
says be married by the Roman Cathokc pricst at
schaghticokc, and last night first time he had
slept with his wife since the ceremony had been per
formed He says he married her gsnst his will; that
she followed him from place TO place and tina; only
by her strenuous opportunities that he consented be
united TO her. Whacn wdower, having txp chill
dren by his first wife The unfortunate woman Is said 10
have been quite interesting in appearance.
We learn this afternoon that the woman is dead.
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Board OF SupervfoOrS.

regular Meeting of the Board of Supervieor0 took
place at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, President
Stewart in the chair After reading the minutes Of the
"A"" "ele sPP'o'eo' oni '" Wv
ieoe"eorom hessTs winsiow and Iamadge, Tor remov-
ing the wreck OF the schooner shore
80. !, d. ~ ..uer " ~. D01u " o'A''
49, 'e'e1 ~ N>.'".,''eo on i~.
MI BLUNT ouered resolution 10 dismiss Mr.. X b. MAJ
shall keeper of the new Cit Hall IN tho Ground that
-, ,,...u -, .,-, - =, :
,,'..S.a,an p.,,s. 80. -. "oA -. va
Metropolitan Police force, and that the fact Of bis Dis
ms was not known To the Board nj the time of hIa an
"as " 'A' "' - 'A' '"'' VI w ~
Po'h'iNeH' as Ae'p
Supervisors PuRDY and DAVIS opposed the resolution, -
the cause for which Marshall had been discharged from
The r.l;ca force was not shown the resolution was
finally lost by a vote of eleven 10 one
Snnervisor ppny Offered RESOLUTION that the specia
Committee on Fuel be directed 70 advertise for proposals
several dear,men,s Of the county government and re-
nort 10 tb,s hoard Adopted
Supervisor PvRpy offered preamble and resolution to
haen of the nower of elecns inspectors and
cauyassers OF election this Board will at the ballot TO be
held on the Is OF August next for inspectors and can
OF election vote for such and nspec
on notion Of sugervisor TITLE |, was referred to the
(,ommittee ON Charities and Corrections
mandamus from the Supreme Court on behalf of the
Commissioners of Record commanding the Boari to
show cause why another mandamus should not be issued
compelling them TO raise by tax the sum of $50 o to
nav The of Record for services done and
excuses incurred by them Referred 10 Committee on
Civil Courts
tn, hi OF ohn Kelly Sheriff for services during the
quarter ending June 3d. amounting to s5eI TO- was or
dered to be paid
A comm vnica,ion received from the Comptroller,
asking the Board for additional appropriations fol-
Isnc,encv on taxes $40 600
Interest on Harlem Bridge bonds ..,.,. 400
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
The report Of Committee on Civil Courts in favor Of
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kANsss CRY, July 25. fsS0
The cef emory ~ breaking ths ground this eud of N
Great psrhc IA, road tho act link In our national hlyh
way. tOvk place ~ IN The occasion nost appro
priatey celebrated by eu,s b,pdrcs b,rb,cuc fcstr
tcs. and spccchcs from ne prominent thorough
going railroad fncn o the West ucling Mayor Wsughs
Col Dompban. Col Gpin, Mr. Taylor Prs sidcnt Of tbs
road. ~ President Nci'hcrscn, Governor Roberts o
Kansas Territory, and many Others s estimated that
there were at least 10000 popse on tho grcuni all Of
whom were ebthuslr nc over the great work.
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The North American svnCcrbund.

NCFFAIl JuIl 10. ISUU
To day was set apart or the prize concert The prize
massive SILVER goblet, was competed fcr by twelve
societies, and hy thN Arion nf New York city II
viii be presented at tho srant banquet 20 night
Columbus OHIO, selected rs the place for holding
the ucxt SDngcrfrst
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The annexed table shows the temperature Of the am0s
pierre la this city daring the week ending July a. ~
range Of the barometer and Thermometer the a
wind currents, and the Of the weather at Tires
perod- lurins each day, wa: st A. n, and and D
o'cl' I. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
Naval Intelligence.

isefOS, July "a. 1880.
ne Of thc Macedonian recently arrived at Ports
mos,h. paid "a yesterday.
The rui'cd states s;csmer wohlcau was at Fernando
70 ON the 2pth ~ Hsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

Inspected that Governor Pond OF hts classmates
that year. put the bottle away for the purpose OF hsv
ing good time over IL IN their old age II 30, now
Is the time 70 claim H.
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yufnw Fpvss ~ NV OsiHA>s--Tfe New Orleans
B~ss q caith report the hrst o. death from vel
hoe hvtr ip that CITY on Wednesday. nth lost.
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? lS ,AE sr:k .rA lYis
/ AL[IILZIlfH II
Mon, lt6 "a 19N' W. 02lTta. W In rs 4llS " cs n
Ives 70 slIsIN!w. 10 p .'lN W. ~ 20 sllN. ws =
n .'tt NlVt13i W. I3uNis6I W. III I78I
~. ..-lill 9l1l N. IeA9lsil w. lNNiell & lr3i -

MMAyxs
Satur6sy-f1esr all dsy.
sunday Morning clear aud warm all day Night clear
Notwithstanding clear and warm Afternooa wtsA
and rain saiail Night rain.
inesday-sorzing clear and warm. Afternoon saa
night clear and pleasant
WEDNESDAY Norol0r clcar partial eclipse Of the sun
Night overcast; light rain
AZ daT
idsy--ccar and warm ell day. Very brilliant ns-
tcor visible ~ twenty minutes 10 zen r. n
Saturday Morning ovxoass; shower hxoi ooosv
and wind tlowing freah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
MANIFESTO OF VIM. LLOYD GARRISON.
The Pendant t~keitt's Southern
View.
NO UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS
"Down with this Slaveholding
Government"
A NORTHERN REPUBLIC DEMANDED
&C., &c. 90.
Ant SLAVERY CELEBRATION AT FRAMING
HAM
from the Boston liber

At n quarter before three O'Clock the company az
gathered a. ound the stand, and the uecig sas tasl
order by the Presidelt After the aug ~ I" ~ 49,
pirate hvmn Mr. GARRISON took the platform and sp'.
as follows
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chair.
vast number petitions were received and referred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
FROM CALIFORNIA.

From Our Own Correspondent.
SAs Francisco, Dec. 20, 1859.
The weather is cIoudy this morning, and We expect
TO have rain within tweLty-four hours.
The Administration papers discussing the question
"Who shall be our next U. S. Senatorl" Inc MAORI
ty appear to be in favor Of Gov. Weller II said that
Latham, Governor elect, is working for Denver.
mock duel with pistols was fought near Shasta on
the 2lst inst between MnrQus Levi and c. X. God
frey The latter wasricked, but after the pistols were
fired tho first time he rin at Levi TO thrash him with
biz lste. Levi fed aud tumbed over bank preci-
pee and WIS severely injured. The joke did notp provo
30 tW ny ~ was expected.
The celebrated "Vallejo line" which was decided
10y tie United States Land COMMISSIONS 10 have been
the southern limit OF the pueblo of rba Bueua where
San Francseo is, under the Mexican law, has
Ceiyed IA new explanation lately. Gumecindo Flores,
who administrator of the pueblo in 1855 has lately
made deposion in the ease of Leess agt Clark in
which lie says that the Vallejo line" Was run merely
10 separate the pasture grounds of the fort Preside
from those of the mission that, after the seculari-
ztion of the mission, the line had legal force what
over and that the true southern boundary of the pue-
bio of lerba Buena instead of being within what are
the limits Of the City Of San Francisco WAS really
seventeen miles further south and included ninety or
hundred square miles Of land-not moso than was
often granted 70 private individuals
The suit Of Jacob T. Leete against VIM. II. Clark
and many others for tract OF land 100 yaras wild, by
go long the old beach north Of Broadway street.
IA suit which was tiled In 1851, and was notable in
many rtspects-was decided in the Fourth District
Court on The I'D met. by verdict for defendants.
menagerie Of California animals, including num-
Der Of grizzly bears, has been placed ON board the
clilper.ship Golden Fleece, bound for your port.
Horace +. Ruse, the author Of the Russ pavement,
has invented am .lgamatng plate for gold min
ing, which is highly spoken of by many miners who
have used il. The Ala California thus describes tho
invention:
alt il plate OF east-iron about foot square and
threeeieLts of an inch thick, with twenty circular
holes in IT, the holes being two Inches in diameter on
the TOP sde of the plate and not quite large the
lower side, In each hole stts hollow copper conc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23

floor 70 all the upper stories without the labor Of
walking UP stairs. Another similar contrivance has
been provided for the BOOSTING and lowering Of egg:
gage. The CQptipental is probably the largest and
most cftIy public house in the Union, and Will meet
with abundant patronage. -, =,
The dinner to Mr.. Bailie ReytQa was fslSwed by
a-yarje,y. of speeches .cosng with onefrom Dir.
Msynard,6 Massachusetts-born Tennessean, fresh
from the Washington debating club, who told US
plainly that our Chicago nominee, even II eleIes
President, would have no Union to preside oyN-
that the election OF Republican would be TIE slg-
nal for dissolution. This bsby-talk was promptly
Kissed down by the audience and then emphatcally
rebuked by Mr. McMichael, the President Of The
day, who declared that he totally dssented from
much that Mr.. Maynard had uttered, and that dis
solution for Mch cause was all bOsh Still, when
tie company separated, there was high old time
between different groups OF dsputants. Hot words
were freely banded, but they did finally disperse
without coming TO blows.