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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-19

# ile ruiyle revenues by collectors b be apfrint'
cd hy the County Court, in.sead Of ;hsr'h. eiec
tel i.y the reopls; and that the per eenfage on
prg,npt ayment be deducted fJf the benefit Ut the
Ia. payer making such ptomp: payment.
TAXATION sEkVE-. Al vALokEx.
Mr. Miller II Lee, SIT AID use onerei the
following preamble an resolution.
Whereas the taxation On slave property nnder
the r,rescrt Constitution Is much below the ta1
imposed on other species Il property. lnss,mncn
tina, tie shareholders III the Commonwealth lack
from 500 90 10 100000 of pawn &. annually.
IA much revenue in the treasury their Just pro-
portion would lie under an al valprem tax on
slaye,; and whereas tie condition Of the finances
and internal inrr0teu ent + he State require all
the revenue that can be raised.
Received. therefore Taa, the Speaker appoint
a Sgesiai Committee Of thirteen. one from each
Cansrr,sioual bsir.c' II enquire into the expeil-
ercy # amending the 81 and 23l sees. OF article
fla 4 tie Constltu;.u Of virginia, 50 as 70 make
sla,e property taxallc. according u value as 9TH
er property.
AprLTER.rtaN q liquors.
Tie Committee on Agriculture AID Manufacture
10 winch had cen referred 10y the House the Teso-
utipns to consider the nees OF strcter laws on The
adalrrrnigns Of liquor. cfsred resolution thank
In, Dr McCraw Of the Richmond Medical t9l-
leg Or his all on the ,at,ec and expressing
the conviction that j, = Impossible t. prcvent
the adait rst5en Of liquors. They asked 10 lie
discharged from the further consideration Of the
SUI c:f.
taVpissIasEss rRlN soUIHcARoLIHs.
The Committee APPOINTED TO wait on the Com,
missioner from South Carolina Cel. Memminger,
reported the performance # that dnty, and that
Memmlusrr had de isnate1 Thursday next at -!
o'el * ., the time he proposed addressing both
House, e Assembly IN the Hall of the House Of
lele eats. tsl. Ncmm5i .er expressed c!"qucntly
his hanks for tie distinguished honor done him
iv tie aathori ies of Virginia.
Resolutions werea al r,ei for the reception Of
Cal Nenmin..r and i,e Ulcers Of the State were
invited = lie present III tue occasion.
EEf1Lu tinS.Er AND CHER CLAIMS.
Mr. Hopkins ole ell il RS llutlon that much
of the tayethor. messages relates 10 Revolution
ars al ather aims o Virginia upon the FEEDER
al Government. he referred II n select committee,
which adyptel. GommitceMessrs. Hop
k,as Chapman, Di'kea.5n, If Prince Edward,
Lam, and Br 5wu Of rliHri.
90 motion. tho lIou-e a. urne1.
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1.-The Brutus of tho Hour"

The New York Express makes the flluv:o.
crushing reply to some one who hal ,a,cl tha
notorious Helper the "Brutus OF the Hour"
The "Brutus Of the hour farsopth, If We
know anything of the Roman history, "Brutu,
an honorable man" II We know ANYTHING Of
the history Of the present time Helper is waurin,
in some Of the qualities commonly considered g.
senta to the character Of an honorable man There
IS testimony record, it would seem. bearing
strongly on that point-testimony which it will
require good deal of ingenuity and special plea.
ding to set aside. Brutus had not itching
palm. Helper according to his own confession a
Bruus put his hand into somebody else, till.
and took thcrefrom the sum of three hundred dol
lars in hard cash Helper did. He says himself
he did. Brutus never left the Presly lcriar.
church under singularly suspicious circumstances.
Helper did Brutus was brave man, When
he sent his dagger to CAESARS heart. the thing was
done fair and qiare. lie looked Caesar straight
in the face. Helpers dagger is not one which
patriots are accustomed to use. 1t is the stietto
of the assassin, in the hand of Catiff who coun
sells other people to kill burn, and destroy, while
be himself stands safe out of harms way. in the
remote distance. The "Brutus of the Hour" in
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TulsDs4. JA>rAkY l7th, lo50.
SENATE.

~ All
"e Neh 'e wa. called 10 order at II ooloek,
~ L'eg'. a'H. Montague IA the 'hur
AREiN' TIE SAFE.
II -" a's, m'N5nI an appropriation Tor the
pgz' .a'" aud man"iaes"rs OF arm and munitions
u "At f'' f3'i Dash H. tue ornate from Tue com
"sf''e Il Military AFFAIRS, WITHOUT amendment
"'ne "r "a - tnr reaIhs
NJ iha'aa''oi faif'ax' moved To lay on the la
~ '"' iI''.1' 4 i'"- ana e''4n't' H"s"' e"'n,
3D. ia "a'.h H@''f-' H,u'a' oi - STUART ana
a-''f a5'49A'e''' ava Ness, N9Sns'' Jones'
In'nR> ol Henry iaG'ph and 1ihtb"rne opposed
ne mott" t. lay On TIE table. Mr., beaIe asked
NE .Nr- ana noes.
Nf. Nr''ah asker DIVISION oil the question, SO
= - tax 'a' VOC "'H' "5'h '' IN '''oh Jay on
a. -. '"e 'e"" 7 '''"'s3 70 '1s Oh 'he 'ao'e
'a BE 'sll " ~ We
>ir- Noes IA then moved to amend the bill 10y
"4.nS se'fia' sections providing Tor 'he estab-
u.lme"t - the hlr.lria Military academy in
faAe ''l='i' hahh' >" The N'fiAw"-trrn potion OF
IA" >f1t. t he Irstetlj selected 'y COMMISSION
a.. a..
W. Nn",ah warmly sustained ht' amendment,
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fai corsespondepse Of he New York Daily News.
copied in another column. Though tho News
u = National Democratic paper land its -
respondent 10 Of the same stripe.l IT does justice
% the South Americans" and aequr' them 81
an responsibility r the present state Of the con
troyersy.
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Daniel webster on Disunion.

7 n q IH0U. than any DfhGT
- i.,....1 i A., memorable oasio3 =
'ps''"
thus speak oi TIC pfsehcao'i's VI seS''" =
pcaceahlc secession. Our readers will do We at
;.ao,, .r.....l - ~. 49,. c,rsuu Ter q tie
r,...,o,;s,e
I. IL. .,i.,i, s,,.,.--,. .},e p.eisarf.,,,
,fl....5r,- .i,....==, II Wee. l.re.t4en,
p-..,.-:i.. H., -.,l,.,s. "a cav I,ft nos, =
q, r,,...,..r r..
we N 90 ca a. p. ''z ~
'pee;'ns IL 60 "feef' v ''''s' an
claim, "Ga far eue hour i sgci lie = But.
Z I'LL. .s.,.=.,s,,. .,fu Is. ara Va rum
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Hot Sc OF DELEGATES

The House was called to order at the Usual
hour by Speaker Crntchftld.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Blackwell Of the Mctho-
dist Church
BILLS REPORTED.
Making an appropriation out ofthe surplus rev.
cn"e oil the Literary fnnd 10 certain colleges.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY
by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the COLLECTION
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Tat '.f-.aoad 641s;ie. p B'ack Republican
...,' crosse. ,!tr onion TIA; Seward WI hot
= =. ~ .ste %; - rtr,y f,r IA. Presidency.
a...tss. - VII r1t be elected il b, should BE- Il
60 l..c
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co,,rtayfeits of Holloway's Pills

Aei Ointment ia The haarb'L Look % si' i'ts
II direction. ift 1ap.r which they are printed
i = rn4tei "o'lawag. Wv ltfk ant London IN net
,,r = -a,g. aaf o,.fsss. In looking for thu "at"r
mari aG tie paper and The night e"a nj
IT,, IN tfa srt - NJ. Ion aHr and b! all dru-Est al
- e. ,.1 . ~ itsS or PIT. jan l,-al~.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
-. ro..inonv from the Clergy.

/ More AAOAAA SANO
hi. crrtias thai have used Ptrrg n!s.'s . ia
tie ker viii great gsse.. n .a coughs 81 s' r.
Sc and would eeerfa' ffs'' T,s JaMFs BoouEF
sei se 4 ,oar PAIN Killer several cases Of pyscn-
ery and chnl,rs Norba within fs" mhs past ana aeen
G fly r,c5mu lie 20 such ~ ma be- sun M! i
,enif5nei or I'M. y s" ,f, a. ia. pTiifE
orfe. ilai fr r'-rai year. sd DAVIS 'ge
~p,e Il ,e.nnc.i, saA .ery aIa family med
is,.tsl,-s,.1 ty all p-usst.fs jan i'.im
Counterfeits OF Holloways Pills
60 MI Ointment arr in The nart'L Look To The box
Gs II dfe.en.. ift 1aIr On "4lrh tue! are if,sil
) nlartei ~lioawat Wv l,k ant l'ni3n' III, ned
lem, cfiG.ne, "4f -. "tt'''t' IN h",A,nE n "a ~ =,
mar a Tie paper N ne f,ss a an by .gt al sh s al
-. g. ani y - i'oN or poi. tJA' ~
Ofice.of the Mechanics Savings Bank,
gI. hoi.r, Il tie Ncrbauic', Bank at lynch,
81. fIlpAY fHLNlNo, Janaaf, -. at oe..ck
l.. eri,r ii Ire Board cAMllLta tH1lSIlNA,
Jan le-t2, Treasar,r
A Card TO the Suffering
TIE EEI WILLIAM CoSGEOyE, while aboring
- q. a missioner! Japan cured Of Consumption,
VIM all a.!cr hal failed h, rcipe obtained from
r, h., great Who suffering from Con
.,n .r,athi, >ore lhfaa' coughs "nd lods and he
caused h these disorders
p,oa Of i, n.itn otrr. will -ciI ll recipe which
hoe with t. all who need II, Tree Of eiiats
KY wM coSGEoyE,
Lln ID: sciaw3'u - Bat-,rce:. BROOKLYN, \. !.
GOOD BREAD
COOP BI.LAD
dOOp BttAD 49, . : 49,, ,,.,
Isl sfMpIE's lNFALLIhLE BAKING roWbEks
TT 9EMrLL.s IHFALLIBLE BAKING PoWpLEs
HE H. # # .i.sf i i isH
pr salr hs all S'orekcepers in IyncibGrg.
Ior safe d. all sioreheepcrs III l.!nehburs.
fpr sale l., all ,toreeocl"rs III J.! "ehburg
dec 2i-lacts
". TIE Undersigned will prepare prrps, coSTaAcrs,
- - ao.,. - wN. D. BEAScH
Powerless for Evil-Potent for Good
n -Wi.N pain " Intimidation Is present, and rani-
ftE "ts ri NJ" used The! at once s.'1r upon til" ha,
them ie body. This quality OF alone selling
ho All! causing III" expulsion q" d'ra, ed aors Is possess
- 70, other medicine. For Brandrtbs Pills "perac soey
uluA th inpuc which ir"uGd aud affect Ec tt'se"- AMI
affected l., i,e,r Il, >ArG. AFFINITY rnfn >'lzf
apEs. u THr Str
E"tN,S rAeI~ and Nl"l them from the body! Young poo
IL 'Aing d' mi1' az am, Oh lti'e can III i'''".',
e.g a,on The If so>, and winch has power except
soss r,ina,al remove, ~, .,.1 Whatever organ
ri rom. thus b,s,,i,, trlinr Of he hnnors h.,rnsc
i, rio',' iran tie i In rieunn.i.m. fe,crs. li,,
r,s, ian- III ti' side sirl,a. mead n he eos'ries'
aaurial" r.l; and taken ..rl! prevent organic IL,
Nsla- pronounced hrt "nd human >at. har" VI iei
/, nf1enr, AMI been saved
ir ti,1 on nov n,rh ia sickness L. usr tdat
H'tftoe which "ni 'tncH-he- IN" ii.t'e and I,'o1 II"
,,lsl,. h-.,m Sid pf Erai1reiho Principal ollie,
~ eana street. u" horh, and b. nil respectable d,af'
lnH#.iisln". Idec idsiim
SASFoEifs LIVER IXvIGuRAToE.
CONFESSED INI!EELN From I'll Ms,
&thEi HI.HlLIIAIEs.
F',# #itiI.: i 5#5 i'ii.%%$..
, ,I.fs i - ~ H y,
CrEIe BOWEL toMPIAtNI>,
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O6ioe.of the Mechanics Savings Bank,

r.. ~ liseuhcs'.-lae annual meeting u III" lock
~ hai-r, the Mechanics >rtlugs Bank al lhn
ir NJ h. hill IN their Pas Blackfuris look
So. FRIDAY ENkNINt,, JANUARY -. nj ool,ck.
T.. ar.l,r II In. Board GAMIlLES CHRISTIAN,
IN fa,p, Treasurer.
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BIyiEsES! BIyALYES!!
O
ATTENTION..

L ~ ATTENTION. Ito
fs'iiE RESTAURANT in If my sar, is NOW o,en t
the RECEPTION "f the public, where gentlemen will hal ali
the decac.ca OF the cI up by thai well known -
Et' BIN, to suit the TASTE .: the mos, f;shliuls
800 josERI Il. SMITH,
Jun t"-"tt lid Main
{XlEAT TltEsuiNG MACIIiNEe-i ,n,. in stor,. M
w t SAFE AT 10" prices, io close consignment IIoEsE pS
RS MD hREsilERs, of the most approved patterns
aug Illus W. T. ANDERSON
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New Orleans Sugar and MOlasses,
Shawl Found


EFT At NiCrnE's BOOK ~IoEE. l5s Nam Street. about
- ibr's week. -ing-, hEbIiEH1NS SIN NJ IN,
onu.r " n please cali and s,i II. fIan Iq.it
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| NJ 1'O RI \ NJ TO FAMILIES
SAPONIFIEE!.
ViIM READl ElMiLY Sn.p MAKER
A CARD

Fh'lE undersigned not being member
Trade {" the Gil! oil lluchburs, control " II
hereafter sell Tohacc" at FIFTY CENTS \ HOGS IEA Al
Having had AN experience oi ~
which he WA l.; in- eeiur Martins Wareho,seand him
cAiensnely aud intimately acquainted will sellers and hu,,
IL" hopes tt diligence ir"nti!c, and fidelity secure f
share al patronage.
phcc al the store of y. j. Camp Ep under Lynclfs
Warehouse. TIupNAS a. iii
Id tawt sci In - N''-'
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A Card 10 tie Suffering.

" ~ TiEE Undersigned will prepare DgEps, CoSTE>rrs,
GksF Will. su., ai"u short notice.
80 lq.is VIM. D. BRANCH
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Hcaddrcs>eS! iscaddres>rs.

IFIWUI FSNI'N 1T aUUEt HNtN,
l.. y. N I. Is | y = l., \ =
H. Place "A,ta III. iar-, ns,rtmcu 81 The LATEST
- IL ii lh' t"Nr I""!. kept and there where
~ 'an get them tilEAI'II. Thai, here.
guItt LII MAIN STREET.
NJ BIAS,
= received another lot ol thoee CHEAP NJ BIAS and
80 nes assortment Of VIM" aud 1oorcd Zephyr Wnrscd
shetland Wood. thidcns Hoods, AMI other gopds line,
All oil Which srlng mueh htw the regular price
Jan Its l.. \. ~ /. klN>El lot Main -
New Orleans Sugar and MOlasSes.
IN bBlS CHOICE NEW ORLEANS MoLAssE-
~ ~. hlil9. PRIME NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
F"r "a, l." - \. :. LEE.
Richmond, Jan. T.. IN
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OUR MUSICALE. ERIE<n.

"EEkLi rEBIt. tr,s SIC cow ,INlsG syrIrS
- -. rAGFs. PRICE, TEN cr%Ts
~ NIX MUSICAL FRIEND" is nl!ed with tn, best Piano
" S"is Ducts, songs. beratic Arls. Pukas M;7r a,.
'I"ds, ,iit and every other species musical cnip-
ai'! uT voice aud piano. lie selections made from tn
~ Nh'tcai AID ldr'"nn composers: printed f.l-
- idsr Paper iih all IT,, thai can
be hiowed music and III DC found ever rad
u ltfi"rI.,- -
NJ DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION To TIE PRICE OF
mr. nofk. h" quantity Of mnsic. from ti
f'Gelar publishers, Nudi than what W
charge.
y A"srs subscription 10 "OrE Nj SIoAL FRgsD" will lrad
IL M accumulation If new ant fashionable music which could
mol be obtained 10 any 'her without expenditure Vt Il.
tra, Two Hundred Doliirs.
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PRICE. TEN CEN rs, WEEKLY.

~, unt Copy! Three Copies. six Copies Ten Cnli,r.
vi ear, fto' $I1W $1,000 3,uuI
~ H'utlls, 1.et I3oo sos,
''Lic' "i "our N1>,4gl Fricni" IL Nassau 81 y V
IT.. lois CB.>EA MOTIF a 90 irnnri...-.
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gun. VERY DESIRABLE GG>.DGEtf a.. Ir,...,a ..##
ped ~ TIE sn>oruos : TOR s!, ar =, IA my 49,
t'n ing place eue! a,a,, TO Ina. i1 ,.s i o.. ~
en-! can have II III in, place .,rl., +,
,,,, Ii. SiLYEkTauRN.
''' ''-9' Mai' -. Iti,ti #-'-.
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Attention TreGD,

/ WISH 10 rent the FINE FAMILY RESIDENCE o,,ruy
t'r-l"a'e II has been reet. mp.osci, aud is ,ac u
tic III Isl desirable iaml. residences u he cii,
, :. u. SIMPSON
'"F - 10 M. l3j. AiainS
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SOUTHERNERS
EdEcate Your Children on SOu,hcrn Soil.

'b'Il SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COJJItE nf \,.l,.lt.
- ,hfsr' char. rcd III l,a affords facilities mlaf.
~ '"'""zh, practical. business. education 10 il S...-,
'i Hie rs" sfl@>~ei b! any simar Instii ion in ~ =
F'hfSt "i Instruction embraces Book keeping, Connect
= ~, 'itierti!i Calculations and Pcnnal,Lip
Jan l"-lIInSclaw:In - ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08
AIaaSnchuaetta Eieotion.

The vote for Andrew for Governor falls
2,62e behind that for Lincoln The State
Senate will stand, SO Republicans and 9
Democrats, House, 273 Republicans tofl
Opposition. sss
For, Congress in the. 18th. District Bal
ley, Democrat, has 1884, Eli Thayer, Re
publican, has I, le3, showing Denoctatie
majority Of l,G0l. In the 9th District,
Appleton, Union, has s,0lb Burlingame,
Republican, 1853, a majority for the for
mer OF 369. In the 4th District, Rice,
Republican,, has 7,2es, and Bigelow, Doug
las, has G,599, q Republican majority Of
69+. lnthe other Districts the Republic
ca! can candidates nre elected by large major
BosroN, Sov.7.-The Presidential vote
of the State, with the exception of seven
towns, foot up as follows: Lincoln ,lO4,-
ACT, Douglas 8, oo7, Bell ,0l7, Breckin-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08
!. F'ALL "a WINPER. laao=

WE 5,.d SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST REoRIvED, BY
10 bales of Soft Shcllel Almonds 2 bales EYIbor.
bales Creamnuts, 6bls Engli4h Walnnts 10 cases -
aralneS IN half aud quarter boxes, 100 drums PiS
leases superior Prunes glass casks French
Entrants, - boxes Raisins; Dried prunes CcrroSi,
and Turkish; Dried Pears Sicily licorice H., a. I
only; 100 boxes Smoked Herrings, 10 casks Enpifsb
Chow; piccaillias etc. together Trith
alrge qnantity of Soyers sultana Sauce and EeIIsh
Lea q PERKINS worcestershire saucc in pint and half
pint bottles; 90 doz. Quart Jars pickled GberbI,S
o. do5. 9nGrt Jars branded Peaches Hermetlcally
sealed truits Jellies etc. etc SpIces of All descri
lions; Columbus Starch; Corn Starch in b narEsoas
LOT pudding, etc.; German Pens, whole and spIit:
LII Caraway Seed Canary Seed French Mustard
~ the bottle or gallon Extra ualttiescf Black and
G Slse Teas; LtTIurg sap-Sago and Pine Apple
NheeSe; superior article of Cognac Branilv and
WHISKY. PnFo HolandIGin. nnd large assortment Of
5are Wines Also, by direct Importation over
segats Of various brands and qualities CHEW
ing to0accool al kinds, among which are E. 4ood.
win & Bros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco and a. "
Gail & AXIS do; oil kinds of Snuff and srnSs," m
Iobacco, etc., Ut Wholesale and RETAIL to1sT1s
er with general assortment of Domestic Grocsries
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar. - - -
g: W. REEss1SG, SO Market st.,
-50SRS-S - lOnton Copy.J Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08
Tr11sf Sale

PY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF TRusT
~ dated the ED day of February 1856 and now Of
record In Ohio County Clerks office in deed took
NO. II, folio 2l5, from William Hamilton and Film
9etn his wife, to Morgan Nelson, deceased trustee.
fr Will! on the 10Th day Of November 1866 before the
USr OF the Court House of said county in the
the following property, TO wit:
Lot No. one ~, situate the South side of Lins
East Wheeling, being corner lot on Lirsiey and
TERMS OF sALE-One-thrd cash, and for tho resi-.
due credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months in
equal Instruments will be given, the purchaser or
purchasers giving bond and security with interest
from The day of sale; lien to he retained on tho
premises us n further security,
MARY \. NELSON, Xxx
octzt-td of Morgan Nelson deceased
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08

EzS-AREEsr OF SUSPECTED COUNTER
FEiTSRs.-It will be remembered that
some weeks ago tin box containing some
hTe or six hundred dollars in counterfeit
money, was found concealed in the stable
attached to the Virginia House. Since
that time the police have been on the
look out, in the hope of detecting the par
.les wnO hid it, aui were perhaps utteringit.
Yesterday officers Pender aud scroggins
arrested young man named John Laun-
DER upon whose person was found about
one hundred and Fifty dollars in spurious
''aSh. There was smother suspicious char
a''er in company with Launder, but as it
could not be shown that they had passed
any of the stuff, the officers were compell-
ed to let them go.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08

rB~WHAT Is a HoRsE-TlDDLB? -Horse-
Fildles are favorite instruments in some of
herural districts adjacent to this city
They are sometimes employed in serenade-
ing young folks who get married, and on
other occasions of sorrow or festivity.-
These horse-fddles produce sound un-
like anything else upon earth, something
like succession of smothercd young
thunderbolts-n sound so internally indie.
stribehle that we falter in the task of Civ
ieg an idea oft. A horse-fiddle is, never
asiess, the simplest thing in the world
1t smale by taking a large, square box,
and mailing laths or any thin strips of
wood across the open side, then another
strip Of wood or a board, we'll covered
with EOsin, and drawn across the laths on
the box. To ,nakeit right the boxshould be
OF thin wood and perforated on the closed
sides. 1t requires some skill to play it
welli Such, entirely, is the modern horse
fiddle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08

;. s@-THE RrvEr,-rhe river was reced-
'ngWi'h splendid stage of water for all
purposes. The weather was cold and RAJ
,aes dFeary at times. Business on the
asna'ng seemed to be tolerabiy brisk. We
art glad to learn that the fine side-wbeel
,'e1neF' Bostoua No. 2,capt, Morgan, has
s'4n@enced running as a regular packet
~ this city and Cincinnati. She
, TF last evening, and will leave every
Wednesday, evening hereafter. We are
, p,SSss1 to see our old friend Simpson, for
merry ne clerk of the Fairy Queen and Rosa
lie, in the Office. ''s''
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Missouri Election.

ST.. LoU1s, Nov. 7.-K5anxas CGty-Doug-
las 4e6, Bell sGs, Lincoln 1875, Brecki9-
L!sni"yton-Dell GIT, Douglas 81 Breck-
50. Josph-Douglns 1864, Bell f2l,
Lincoln 40, Breckenridge 227.
5oonVil'e-Bell 3l2, Douglas 3O3, Breck-
inridge los, Lincoln il.
Independence 400, Brcckiuridrc
BAL, Douglas 500, Lincoln j.
'Springdetd-Bcll ll0, Breckinridge 1888,
Douglas 1872, Lincoln u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08
Delaware EIeotInl,I.

WlLNINGroX, Nov. l7.-The electoral
vote of Delaware will be cast for Breckin-
ridge. Fisher, Republican, is probably
elected to Congress by 100 majority. The
returns come in very slowly. .,
WtbNINGToN, Del. Nov. 1.-THE latest
returns show that the majority for Breck-
inridge will be about 100. The MAORI
tygfor hr. Fisher, Peoples, party, for Con-
gress, is 363. 10 Kent and Sussex coun-
ties the Breckenridge candidates for Sheriff
have been elected. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08

ES% coRoSER's TSQUEsr.-on Monday
last an abandoned girl named Elizabeth
inter was found lying in a stable in tue
-f'rs' Ward, where she had just givenbirth
10 an infant Coroner Day was summon
ed to investigate the case. The child was
ue'd' and though perfectly developed there
was no evidence that any foul means had
0sen used to produce its death. The child
was buried by the Overscers of the Poor,
aH1 the woman was conveyed to the poor
p0ass to be'caeed for. She said she had
nad nothing to cat for two orsthree days,
aaa she was truly a poor and squalid look
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ba7PRoFnBaoR WooDs H4ln Rssr 10
TIvE.-This beautiful and pleasant prepar-
a''on Tor universal toilet use, is naturally
oesutfying in its effects, making the hair
soft and glossy in appearance, but in view
o. lts removing at ouce dandrbfF and Itch
ing and all cutapeous erupttons, as well
as restoring the gray and5bsld, we'll might
a gifted Statesman say, I,Aage admired its
'90ndsrtnI efects. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-08
New York Election.

New YoRx, Nov. 7.-As far as heard
from the Republican majority is upwards
of $4,000. = p
In the lst district E. Henry Smith, Dem.
ocrat, is elected.
Wall, Republican, is elected in the 9Th
district by 33s majority and Conkling,
Republican, in 5th distinct, by 60 majority
The Albany JOarnGk estimates Lincoln'E
majority at 10000 in the State
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Hay &Fodder Cutters ofau Klnda

Hay & Fodder Cutters Of all Kinds
NNTE HAVE MANUFACTURED ron us EyCJI-.
w slNELY for this section Of the country. tho
Celebrated Union Gutter,
Of oil sizes, for hand and horse power. We claim
for these Cutters that they are stronger having
straw. hay or fodder than any other make of Cut
tets and with less power. We also offer ut tho man.
utacturers' prices, The we'll known
Telegraph. Cutter OF MI sizes.
Also. the Rochester, Hay and Straw Cutter which,
Also, the HIDE ROLLER HAY CUTTER, Of all the
sizes made, some of them as low as $3.50 each
rms Cutter Is too we'll known to need any praise
"e Hre0lso sole agents for 1tousheB now selSeding
GulIottne Hay and straw Cutter,
vol mude and very superior Cnttor. Call md ex
anime netOro purchasing. JOHNSON 4 FROST.
sePtIt Il Main st., Wheeling.