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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

FoRT KEARNEY, Oct. 3lst.-Col. Miles,
commanding the head quarters of the in
fantry with the band, arrived here on the
2lst inst. The commanding officer and
surgeon of the post are greatly embarrass-
ed By the opportunities of the sick aud
INDECENT returning Pixies Peakers, there
not being facilities for the comfort of the
sick outside of the army provided by the
government. On the 26th of October it
commenced blowing and raining, turning
into almost tornado. Onthe 29th it was
cold, and snow fell occasionally. The
thermometer that day stood at 36. The
Pawncc braves have gone south on grand
buffalo hunt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
@RKPUB11cAS MEET

"a hkRuRIIcAN MEB1lNG IN RIToH1r-
rowS.-A crowded Republican meeting
was held in the School House, at Ritchie-
iowa. las! night: Commissioning presid-
ed aud in connection with Prof. Weber
=. a ID Nv. Campbell made speeches, both
in German and English. The major par
ton of Prof Webes's remarks were in
English. and were very pointed and forcf-
Ole, We have rarely heard a palmer,
more suggestive. yet uupretending, speech.
Mr. Esterling's remarks were nearly all in
German. The were frequently nppiauaed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
ss3-Ta .NIcur.-The palm is likely ID

tBTa -Nrcur.-The palm is likely to
be carried of by the great Republican
procession tonight. Clubs from dis
tauce, to the number, perhaps, of one
thousand, will be present. The uniformed
and thoroughly disciplined clubs have
been one of the most distinctive features
of the campaign, aud the turn out to.
night, should the weather prove favorable,
will be a sight worthy of remembrance as
the eliminating display of the season.
As everybody and his wife will take
pleasure in viewing this affair, the occa-
sion is likely to be long remembered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

hy@ CENTRAL Quo RA1LRoAD.-We un-
derstand that the earnings of the Central
Ohio Railroad for the month of September,
will foot up the very large aggregate OF
sbont $4,000. We do not know the
amount Ofincrease over the corresponding
month last year, but it is much greater
than could reasonably have been nu-
sisipnted by the warmest friends of the
road.
During the fiscal year of the Baltimore
and Ohio road, ending September 80, the
Cea'ral Ohio road delivered to the former,
q; Beuwood, over fifty thousand tous of
freight. The amount delivered to the
B,ltimorc and Ohio at P.,rkersburg, both
Lythe river and the Marietta railroad, was
some seventy thousand tons.
The earnings of this road for the mouth
of October thus far, indicate that the in
crease over the same month last year will
be at least $4,000. The increase for the
tive weeks ending on the l4th amounted
to about 81, coo. The road is doing very
fine freight and passenger bnssiness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. l.-spurious bills
on the Boone County Bank have made
their appearance here: The plate is gem
nine, but the signatures are bad imitation.
The paper is Of much lighter texture
than the genuine, and presents a dingy,
greasy and blurred appearance. The fill
ing up is coarse, and in large notes bung-
lingly done. This counterfeit, appearing
simultaneously with the genuine, has cast
suspicion upon those interested in the
bank as parties to fraud.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

EsN CONFIDENCE GAXE SUCCESSFULLY
FLAYED.-A man named Isaac Mitchell,
arrived in Cincinnati day or two ago
from this city, en- route for the village of
Lakewood, Illinois. The CINCINNATI Ga.
!sts gives Mr.. Mitchells experience. The
Sirgrnian arrived in the city early in the
morning on ono of the Wheeling packets,
and disembarking from the boat, be was
mel about halt way up tue levee by two
'aarPers, who soon ascertained his place
@Fesidence and present destination. One
q the fellows announced himself a mer-
Soant of Lakewood: and was glad to meet
'Ra I" poyggeurhome. The two proceeded
eP town, and partook freely of metropoli-
"a 0ecoctions, and finally it was agreed
'aat they should go and purchase railroad
''ekets to St. Louis. One of the twain
entered the railroad Office; but soon came
Uu' and asked Isaac if he had fifty dollars
tn small notes, US the ticket agent could
u0' change hundred dollar bill. Isaac,
p''asPecttug, forked over forty-seven dol
,s's' being tue entire amount of his funds,
anu agsin the merchant entered the Office
70 Purchase tickets. Five, ten, fifteen
9 s''ua'es elapsed, and still he came not
1aSS' and fearful that he had met some
,l'snar, sharper No. went in search of
:; '' Isaac exercised good deal of pa
,S sase In waiting, aud at last conclude /
of 0, ae would hunt No. 2, and as a matter
he course he speedily realized the fact that
the M was t swindled. He gave information Of
tba- .Feasaction TO the proper parties hnt
t arras, Is little hope of the sharpers being
crested. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
30, 600 Dollars Worth of Fancy and
Domestic TYJTs lS0ndSl

II UST-REoElyEDl ALL, EIwlIoHs Will. BE
sold q ;sISa prices tsr eashs ALSO,
lAEgeasSor tnteneof 43UO1S aud SHOBS which will
sou AZ RetoW cost All peFEpHs buylng goods for
Cash are fully Invited to eive mo earYcalL
q have c9oca9sd to sell az me Eoots n brown
a Mertno or SIX Dress can save from eto dollars
On one dress by calling at the New YORK etoEes
40. 81 and IS Main street, Centre Wheeling. i will
here cnumerate feyS articles, to!Nit: -.t-l.
DRESS SILKS .r-
Coed Black SIX, wtdc Width, Nt:e5e per yard.
~ BrocSde .s do GtSItoss
. Msrinos, all colors, ftoui IS to I5c ..
Delatnes, g ~ TO 25c 20
500 ShaWls, of All kinds, bUc to 5000,
zoo Ps Calico arl CEtntEes good quality at 61%c,
600 p5. Muslin, good quality, l yard wide at exc
MILLINERY 4OOOS.-EloWers, Ruches, plume8,
Ribbons, Bonnets, Hats, Bonnet silks, &C., at nearly
your own prices co ps. Of SRtInets and CasSmerse,
goo6 quality: at 4Se, IS s:rweeds and Jeans, good
q1aItS az 1870 Csc, zoo ps Of every kind style and
color Of Flanneg good quality, at 2c Ill WOOL
90 prs. Bet Blankets, very cheap
DRESS TRIMMlSGS.-A very large assortment
OF all kinds OF Cloak and Dress Trimmings, very
cheap aud desirable. Also, Fancy Head Dresses,
NettSs Mohair Caps, and large quantity of fancy
n%lns Tor the RdOrnmeut of the Head. Plain Dress
Goods, in large quantities, aud exceedingly low
prices.
Also, fne and desirable stock It Boots and Shoes
will be sold Mt cost and LhonsannS OF other articles
rspnly Kept III Dry Goods or Boot and Shoe HouRe.
Therefore II you wish to money, do not fail to
calfa EoUn az possible at the New York Store, one
the right hand side going down, and much Ublge4s
81. Yours truly. JOHN ROEAIER..
Our motto is, sell WILL sell we must, no ttffer-
ence at what prices, for cash. oct8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
FALL 6 WINTER. 1860.

TUE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED. nv
direct importation, and from New York -
10 bales of Soft Shcllel Almonds . bales FTIberts
bales Creamnuts bbls English Walnuta 10 cnssss
safdines IN half and quarter boxes 100 drums Fiiss
cases Superior Prgnss glass Jars 10 casks French
CuTrnnts 70 boxes Raisins; Dried Pr1nes German
aud Turkish; Dried Pears; Sicily Licorice bv tile b%
only; lto boxes Smoked Herrings, 10 casks English
P4cklea-ChoW-Clloy pccnlilltes etc. together WITH
slFge quantity Of soyers sultana Sauce and Relish,
Lea Perkins Worcestershire Sauce In pint and ll,lf
pint bottles 80 toS. Quart Jars Picked C3berk,s
90 do1- Quart JaE;s Branded Peaches; HcrmetcaIIT
sealed Fruits; Jelles, etc., etc Spices Of iii descr
uons; Columbus starc; Corn Starch. in n parIsSes
19F paddnE etc; German Peas whole and snlit:
Ltntels Caraway Seed, Canary Seed French Nnsts ri
~ the 9 bottle or Gallon Extra qualities Of Black and
Gheeze; superior article of coSnac BRANDY ay,
WHISKY Pure Holland Gin aud large ASSORTMENT of
Pure Wines. Also. by direct importation. over
iSO@99 segars Of various brands AMI qualities Chew
1hg IoPacGo OF all kinds among which are E. Good
win Bros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco and CIV.
&! Gail & AXIS do; all kinds of Snufr and Smoxine
Tobacco, etc., at WHOLESALE and RETAIL tSeet 10 o
CT with general assortment of Domestic Iiroceries
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar
q. UNDRESSING, So Market st.
--t ssPtS9 union copy.I Wheeling Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
ssrSENr Up.-.An old man named Geo

ss.SENr Up.-Nn old man named Geo.
Workman, from Cameron, got drunk night
before last, and continued to yell and
~cnes' much to the annoyance of the
neighborhood. He was requested to stop
or be would be arrested, but Workman is
4 sort of irrepressible character, and
wouldn't cease, so that officer St. Meyers
arrested him, took him before Aid. Wright
snd thence TO Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
BUSINESS NoTIoEs,

NEw Pup11cAT1ox. New
General Atlas for 1860, comprising the Eve
political divisions of the world, embracing
seventy maps and plans of the primer
pal cities of the United States.
This is Mitchell's latest and best work.
and needs only to be examined carefully to
convince any literary taste of the real
value aud advantage of it. To families
and business men generally, tits invalua-
bic. Its listof Post Offices, tables of pop.
ulatton, distances, routes and statistics are
full and important.
The engravings are new. having been
gotten up expressly for this work, which
giye1 a distinctness to each boundary and
every country. Each map is highly colored,
making it an attractive book for the draw
ing room, or centre table, while its price
places it within the reach of families of mod
crate means. The work is sold only. by
persons canvassing for it, and can be pro-
cured from Jos. F. JAeGERs, Ag't for
Oct. 30, 1860. ]. C. oRR 4 Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
Tr11st Sale

DY VIRTUE OF a oERr4iV DEED OF rp17sr
~ dated the ed day of February 1855, and now Of
record In Ohio County Clerks Office in deed book
beth his wife, to Morgan Nelson deceased. TrTsfes
WILL on the 26th day of November. 1880 before the
on door OF the Court House of said county, in the
the following property, to Wit: - 7S-
Lot No. one ~. situate on the South side of Lins-
ley in that part of the city of Wheeling called
Fifth Streets 'st'4
TERMS Of sAlE-one- third cash, and for the resi-.
equal instruments, will be given, The purchaser or
purchasers giving bond and security with interest
from tho day OF sale; n lien to be retained on the
premises as u further security
MARY "A. NELSON, Xxx
oct14-td Of Morgan Nelson. decenael
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

hg~IEoLLOw EvE.-Night before last
was Hollow Eve. This used to be'a mem
CRADLE event, and was observed almost
universally, particularly in the country,
by the hurting of cabbages against the
neighbOrs' doors, and by the preparation
OF all manner OF foolish tricks, but this
time it came upon US SO quietly that
We were not aware of its presence until
We heard the banging of street doors, and
saw wagons and store boxes in the
streets, signs being removed, and other ey-
dences of deyiltry, peculiar to this section
Of country.
A harmless cabbage thrown against a
door might he regarded as rough, but ut
tie same time comparatively amiublc
piece of fun. But when carriages are ia
Asa away, broken into fragments, and
THROWN down entertainments, as was done
night before last, the business of Hollow
hreing. loses its humorous character, and
aPproxim"tes closely to the serious. Nei-
lher is it fun to break windows, and scat
Ter castings found in front of fouudries.-
Night before last " universal spite seemed
10 be entertained against loose things gem
orally, in all parts of the town, and the
proceedings were very disgraccful.
People should remember that Hollow
Eve proper, is the night preceding All
Saints day, religious festival occurring
en- the first of November, so appointed aud
observed among certain Protestauts in
Europe in commemoration of such Saints
as have not individually special day set
apart in remembrance in the calendar. If
1aere was anything sanity in tho conduct
oi night before last, we certainly failed to
observe it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

B9r PRoFEgson WOODS HA1R RFsroRA-
TIvB.-Tbis beautiful and pleasant prepar-
alton for universal toilet use, is naturally
identifying in its effects, making the hair
soft and glossy in appearance, but in view
Of its removing at ouce dandruF and Itch
ing, and all cutoneous eruptions, as well
as restoring the gray and bald, we'll might
gifted statesman say, / haze admired its
wonderful Effects. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 3l.-The Breck,
inridge and Bell parties are holding sep
arate meetings this evening. They are
both largely attended. The speakers in
the Democratic meeting are urging resist
ance TO Lincoln's election.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
sETuE R1vER.-There were over sever

,,s ~ water in the channel of the Ohio yes
terday, and rising. The weather was as
dne and bright and golden rs was ever
issued from the mint of Heaven.
There was nothing worthy of especial
note Transporting on the handing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

CISclSNATr, Nov. The case of Haussh-
necht, against Claypool & Co., involving
the validity of the Hausshnecht re-issued
patent for short turning in carriages, ter
minated to-day with verdict for the de-
PENDANTS. On the question of the novelty
of the invention, the Infringement was not
denied. The case occupied ten days. Lee
and Fisher were for the plaintiff; and
Coffin &'Mitchell and G. B. Collier for the
defendants
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
Hay & Fodder Cutters ola Kinds

Hay & Fodder Cutters Of all Kinds
ME HAVE NtANUFACTURED FOR Us ExcLU-
w SlEELY tor this section of the country the
Celebrated Union Gutter,
Of all sizes. for hand and horse power. Wo claim
for these Cutters that they are stronger having
larger knives and larger ny wheel; will cut more
straw, hay OF fodder than any other make of Gut
teEs and with less power. We also offer at tho man
utactHrcrs' prices, tho we'll known
Telegraph Cutter, of ali sizes.
Also. the Rochester, Hay and Straw Cutter " l,ich
works on entire new and very Ingenious l,rnri,I,
Also. the HIDE ROLLER HAY CUTTER Of all the
SIzes made, some of them low as $3.50 each
Tbs Cntter ts too well known to need nny praise
We are also solo agents for Roushcs new seffeedne
Gullottne Hay and Straw Cutter,
we'll made and very superior Cutter Call and ex.
anime hetore purchasing. JOHNSON 4 FROST
sePtZs q Main St., Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
THE PEOPI.E,s RAMR
Sherif's Sale.

Lewis Zeieler, In the Circuit Court
W., Sof Ohio County, In
pursuant to decree rendered In the above entitled
cause, the 14th day Of June 1850 Will nrscrd to
sell at public auction, Monday, the 9Th day of No
yember, 1890 at the front door of the Court uouae
Tor account of whom IL may concern the uarts of Ioss
NO. 81 aud 49, fronting OH Main Street. in that pSrt
OF tho City Of Wheeling commonly called the old
of Siain Street, described iii said decree.
Terms of sale=A credit Of six twelve andefghteep
months the purchaser giving bonds with good secnri
until the purchase money is paid in full.
SAMUEL IRWIN,
octE-t0 Sheriff o. O.
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FAYErTENlItE. Ark Oct. 3l.-A snow
storm visited this place. covering the
ground and trees, commencing about
noon, and it is still falling, with every
prospectlof q regular snow storm.
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ARRIVAL OF the STEAMER EuRorA


sT:s JOINS, N. F.,fNoy. THE Gunard
steamship Europa passed Cape Race this
morning, and being intercepted by the
news boatsof. the Associated Press, Liver
pool advices of Saturday, the goth ult.,
have been obtained.
The steamship Persia arrived at Liver.
pool on the goth.
The departure of the Russian Embassy
from Turn is officially announced.
LIyERPooL, Oct. 2O.-Breadstuffs steady
at yesterdays quotations. Provisions are
quiet.
LONDON, Oct 2o.-Tne closing Quota
tions for consols are 92I@93.
King Victor Emanuel had not yet reach
ed Naples.
Garibaldi's ministry still remained in
Office, on account of the popular demon
STATIONS made against their resignation,
and the expected arrival of Victor Eman-
uel.
A telegram from Naples announces the
release of Count Arriv0leros, and his re
covery from his wounds.
The people of tile Papal States are nu-
merously signing petitions on the subject
of the movements of the French troops.
TSD1A.-Anothcr rising of an important
character is reported at Kattleawer.
BRAzIL.-Rio De Janciro dates 70 Sept
28th are furnished. The Coffee market
was dull.
LoNDox.-The money market has been
vary brisk at extreme rates, hut on the
10th there was greater cnse experienced,
though the market was still unsettled.
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% QEsIsEItlplt.
Reported for the Daily intelligence
: kiIIRSlPEAN .NisI5NS.
lrrlyal fthe stsamship Hoaemlan.

T
Arrival ofthe Steamship Bohemian.
FARMER, PolsT, Nov. 1.-The steamer
bohemian has passed here with Liverpool
dates of Thursday, the 18th ult.
Italian affairs are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ls.-Cotton hNs an ad-
vancing tendency. All descriptions OF
breadstutfs have also advanced. Provis-
ions are steady.
LoxDoS, Oct. ls.-Consols quoted at
s25.
The Queen had returned to Windsor
Castle, from her visit to her daughter, with
recovered health.
Advices from Italy say that ms soon as
the annexation of Naples and Sicily to
Sardinia is proclaimed, Garihaldi will re-
sign his political power, and assume the
position of commander-in-chiefo of the land
aud sea forces of Southern Italy.
1t was reported in Berlin that Russia had
recalled its ambassador from Turin, and
given the Sandman ambassador 1T St
Petersburg his passports.
1t was reported that ii, 900 Piedmontese
troops had reached Naples They will
proceed to Gascrta, to join the troops
about entering the Roman frontier.
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81 voice Of Bird Cages direct from the MnnuiactOry
Tor sale cheap at D. N1C0LL BROS
oct19 Variety Store loo Main atrcet
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CLOTHS-BLACK. BLUE, BROWN, DIV
~ aud Dalia OF the very best French and Englis
manufactures, just received, and will DO made up
order at
LAKIN's GENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
OCt2 No, l02 Main St