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NUMBER 206.

rslgea.t -sED TO The NEW ORLEANS caEsceNT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15
INFAMOUS.

The Beaver County [Pa.,) Western Star,
of October IL, copies the political squib
which appeared in our advertising columns
of October 8, headed ITO the Golored Men
of Pittsburgh aud Vicinity" and introdu-
ces itwith the following language:
THE FREE BLACKs.-The following call appeared IN
the columns of the Pittsburgh Dtpateh (Which claims
inst. For downright insult to citizens of foreign
birth, have not seen its equal. 1t Is only when
cOntrasted with the OdiOus Massachusetts amend
that the true position of the Republican party
in regard to the relative rights of white men anu
negroes is seen. We ask our nsighbor of the fTg1s
Republican party idoIizes the Immortal d1rkey.'
aud wish to place him above the white Of foreign
birth. The following is the notice" &c.
We are willing to bear with many mis-
representations, but this is piece of po-
litical villainy which we will not pass by
in silence. n. @. Barclay, one of the edi-
tors of that Democratic organ, the Western
Star, was for some time employed in this
officc-he knows rs well as we do that the
Dispatch is not the "shect" or the "organ"
of any party: but that we give all parties
access to our advertising columns. He
also knew that we did not approve nor en-
dorse that advertisement-tha it was ev-
identity written by an opponent of the Re-
publican party; lie copied it from our ad-
vertising columns, and yet so spoke of it
as to convey the impression (dcsigncdly)
that we had written or approved it. If he
does not already know it, We now tell him
that he is very pitiful scamp, and politi-
cians of his stamp do no real service to any
party, in the long run.
The papers of Wheeling and Cincinnati,
which made q disingeneous use of the
same advertisement, and all other papers
which have used this thunder" will please
excuse us for saying that it is very dirty
mode of electioneering.-Ittsbury Dis
pQtch
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15
countySThe omoinl
WAsHlYoTov, Oct IL, 1860

WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1860.
Eds. Intelligemcer:-E please find
the official vote of Washington county
You will see by it that G. v. Lawrence has
for Senator $50 majority, whilst his oppo-
nent, Mr. Buchanan, has but 76O in Greene.
So We have gained one member of the Sem
ate in a strong Democratic District. Old
Washington-gIorioWs old WaShingtO
done full better than we had supposed she
would do, owing to the tremendous efforts
made by the other party. Those of our
party living outside of Pennsylvania,
hope, will feel at rest SO far us the old
Keystone is concerned. She will give Old
Abe at least sixty thousand. 1t is hoped
that the Republicans of your State will
cast their votes for Lincoln, and not fuse
with the Bell-Everett men to defeat the
Democratic party. We can never make
anything by such acts of infideltty to our
own cause. Let all Republicans in slave
States show their hands, and vote for the
great cause of freedom, and it will make
the work much lighter for us in the free
States. Yours, II.
p. S.-Don't fail to come up on Tues
day night, and bring all the Wide Awakcs
of Wheeling with you. We want to have
u grand time. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15
The Res,,1t In indiana.

It is now certain that the whole Repub-
lican State ticket has been elected, by
majority which may settle anywhere be-
tween 10000 and 10000. 1t can hardly
be less than the former, and hardly reach
the latter in any event. Our opinion is,
that it will range near 10000 as likely
above as below. This result, assuring us
us it does of the utter overthrow of the
Democracy in this State, and the Uuion,
and secured as it has been by no scatter
ing of accidental changes, but by steady
and progressive gain all over the State, is
at once the sign of a great moral revolu-
ton, and the zeal ola great political re-
form. 1t is notice to the world of the
resumption OF power by the people,
after nearly twenty years of inditfer-
ence OF spasmodic resistance to party
domination. 1t is proclamation that
party corruption has become MS often
siye MS party policy has been OPP
pressive, and that the limit of endurance
has at last been reached. The Democratic
party, for nearly twenty years the absolute
masters of all that a Government can con-
troll in this country, are tumbled out of
every place of power and profit ut Il single
blow. Not solitary fragment of their
sceptre is left. The legislature is gone, the
Executive offices are all gone, and vast
majority of all the local offices arc gone.
The Supreme Bench alone is left, and that,
as formidable party power as it has been,
must lose nil power except that due to its
judicial character, with the defeat of the
party it has served so we'll. Henceforth
the Democracy must be strangers i'll the
places that have known them so long
They have misuscd more shamefully than
any other party ever did in free country
the trust reposed in them, and grown bold
by long immunity, they have vcutured on
outragcs that have provoked their speedy
and final ruin.-iStdte Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15
Republican Tickets.

We shall commence this week, printing
our electoral Republican tickets for all
parts of the State, and by the first of next
week they will be ready for mailing to all
the counties where they may be wanted
Price, oy the hundred, scots. Price, by
the thousand, $3.50. Send in your orders
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

a s1cKIY girl in Plymouth, N. H., a
somnambulist with strong propensity to
walk off with things and hide them where
they could not be found, nor she herself
remember, so that ut last it was found
necessary to lock her in securely at night,
made off, few weeks since, with valua.
BILE watch. Then the family gave her IL
berry, and watched her movements in hone
that the same somnambulism that carried
it off would again find it. The other pight
she started out, followed by her brother
She walked places that he dare not follow:
butthe moonlight helped show her course,
and he kept along. Finally she walked up
the trunk of IN old tree that hung at an
angle of forty-6ve degrees over a brook
stood firmly at the end while the tree
swayed beneath her, and stopping down
brought out that watch Returning TO
terra tirma the brother walked her, took
the property, and they hurried home.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

The Prince of Wales doesn't crook his
elbow. AT Mount Vernon Mr. Washing
ton rendered him genuine glass of s.oId
rye" The Prince merely tasted it, and
set it aside.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

SAYS the Buffalo Commercial: From what
we can learn, the potato rot has never
been SO bad in this vicinity us this fall
There are farmers who have lost almost
their whole crop. Thcrot is mostly prevo-
lent on low, wet ground, and confined TO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

IT is presumed that the Democrats who
consider Lincoln's election as the sure
cause of "cataclysm," and of general
depreciation of property, will at once offer
their real estate for sale at cheap price
Republicans are ready to avail themselves
of any good opportunity to purchase prop
crty offered at sacrifice on account of the
Pennsylvania election. We shall cxpect
to see the New York Herald filled with
advertisements of prudent Democratic mil
ltonafres who are conveting their real es-
tate into gold, and fastening to some for
eign land, where the stability of govern
ment is not disturbed by Quaker yotes.-
They must be quick, for the time before
November is short, and, if we may believe
their predictions, SO much property will be
thrown into the market in the course of =
month that it will be expendtent for the
sellers to hasten.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

ABOUT two weeks ago solid rock fell
from the roof Of the Bergen, NJ j., Tunnel.
1t was 60 feet long, 40 feet wide, 100 feet
deep-in all about 80 cubic yards. This
win cause delay of about two months to
the tunnel work.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

THE Wheeling Union, of Saturday morn
ing, has a leading article, the text of which
is that call upon the negroes ofPittsburgh
to form Wide Awake Clubs and Vigilance
Committees. This call, as we have here.
tofore explained, was published by some
rascally friends of Foster, in an independ-
ent newspaper, the Dispatch, for the pur-
pose of injuring the Wide Awake Clubs
and the Republican cause in general on
the morning of the election. Although
this sneaking advertisement has been ped
died through the streets of this city, and
read at public meetings, it's real intent
and meaning must be apparent to any fair
man. Even the Union says:
To read the editorial of these Republic
can editors of Wheeling, one would sup
pose that they would regard such n publi-
cation, if seriously made, n great outrage,
and yet they will not say so, and if they
do we know they thereby falsify, not only
their party, but themselves.
We certainly would regard such pub
LEGATION as a "great Outrage" no matter
how made, but it was doubly so published
on the morning of the election, with the
object it had in view.
This advertisement, We observe, has
been used in other localities, to cast
odium upon the Republican party. The
-, S''''eeS 'iiFnG III ttU Enquirer OF
yesterday-aud there are several things
the reverse of respectable-is the publica-
ton OF on address to the colorcd men of
PIttsburgh, which was circulated the day
before the clcctiou-an address pretending
to be from negroes, but really gotten IN
by Democrats, to excite the roughs against
the negroes. The Enquirer publishes this
pretending not to be aware of its charac-
ter. This is equal to its persistent falsili-
cations of the position of Carl Schurz.
But, to return to the Union article
That paper charges US with "going hand
in glove with men banded together to run
off their ueighbor's property in secret and
clandestine ways" We have only to OBJ
serve, in answer to this, (though we
hardly think it necessary that the Union
knew when it made this charge, that it
was falsehood. We submit to the pub-
lie, if man capable of inventing such u
calumny be not capable of any base
ness 2" Is there anything that such
man will not stoop to? 49, :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

A DISPATCH from washington states that
the Breckenridge men there are now con-
hdently claiming Texas, Arkansas, Louisi-
ana, Mississippi, Alabama, South Carroll
na' Florida and Delaware. OF other slave
States they feel less sure, but think thew
will get North Carolina, Virginia and Ten
nessse. a very prominent Douglas mon
mas made a bet Of 500 that Mr.. BrecIti hin.
ridge will not get over half of the alan.
toral votes of the slave States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

THE New York correspondent of the
r'',.~',o'c., lf---..-.' .l.attt1ae4'.r"5Aov
recovered from severe attack of the
yellow fever. On the 18th of October Mr..
Fowler will leave Cuba for Mexico. He is
to have the general superintendent of a
gold mine, which is being successfully
worked tn Mexico. 1t is owned by some
millionoires, and it is confidently stated
that, with even ordinary luck, money
enough can be made by Fowler to enable
him to return home very soon, and save
his bondsmen in very short time"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15
Republtenn pocuments.

The State Executive Committee have
now an immense quantity of campaign
documents on hand, which can be had
gratis on either personal or written ap-
plication to the Republican Executive
State Committee, or to Thos. Hornbrook,
Esq, Wheeling, Va.
We hope our friends in the lower
counties will avail themselves at once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

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Children dying right and leftl
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Know that worms more infants kill
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but the VERMrFuGE will savo
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

PLEASANT READING for Republicans is to
be found in the Democratic papers of Tues
day morning. For instance, the Journal
Of Commerce of that date gives its readers
this cheerful assurance:
awe have no fears that the general re-
suits of the elections TO be held to-day,
will DC otherwise than encouraging to the
anti-Lincoln element in our national poll
tics. The sentiment of the country is fast
settling down in opposition to the Rcpub-
,lican candidates."
That last sentence may now be amended
as follows: "the sentiment in opposition
to the Republican candidates is fast set
Ting down"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-15

g. FOR RENT.-A Cotta,e Ilan.s
i Central part Of the Island: it has INV. On The
sui u kitchen. Apply to STONE { THGNISi sS ma
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-13
Bold Robbery in Eau Claire.

An extra from the office of the Eau Claire
Free Press, dated December "a, has the fol-
lowing account of daring robbery upon
the q. S. Land Office in that village, in
which the thief found the Receiver and Sc
cured $4,000:
This village was thrown into high state
of excitement last evening by the perpetra-
ton of one Of the most daring robberies of
which we have any recollection. About 9
o'clock in the evening N. B. Boyden, the
receiver of public money for the Chippewa
Land District, was gagged ard bound hand
and foot, and the government safe robbed
of $500. He was sitting in his Office at
his counter, with his back to the door about
9 o'clock in the evening, making up his &C.
count with the government preparatory to
leaving for Dubuque in to days stage with
the government funds, when person entered
the door, turned the key, and stepped up
behind MIR. Boyden, and putting out the
light with one hand and placing the other
over his mouth, in an instant the robber in,
serted an instrument in Mr.. BIS mouth with
which be pried it wide it open, and then
stuffed handkerchief in it, which prevented
him from calling out for assistance or max
ing an alarm-at the same time presenting
a pistol to his head and threatening him
with Instant death if be made the least noise.
The next moment he passed BEDFORD
with slip-noose, around his left wrist, Mr..
B. has but one army bringing it instantly
to his back, and raising Mr.. BIS right foot,
tied his wrist and ankle together passing
the cord around his body and across
his mouth, he then bound him to
large writing desk which stands in the same
room, and in that condition left him lying
on the floor, face upwards. He then sprang
over the counter and took from the safe,
which happened to be open, the amount of
money in GOLD, as above stated, and went
out the front door.
All this must have been done in less than
eight minutes. Mr.. Boyden lay in this con-
dition probably not to exceed ten minutes,
meanwhile came very near strangliDg to
death. He managed after few moments
to get one foot against the window-sill thus
making noise which with his groans at
tracted several parties to his Office, where
they found him as stated above, perfectly
wet with perspiration. Parties were dis
patched in all directions, but up to twelve
o'clock at noon, to- day, no traces are had
of the robbers. Mr.. Boyden thinks there
were more then one person, which impress
sion is confirmed by the fact, that there
were tracks of one or two men at the back
door. The boldness and daring of this
robbery will at once be seen when we state
that scarcely any one had retired for the
evening, and persons having business with
Mr.. Boyden had left his Office but q few
minutes before. There was also large
dancing party at Reeds Hall, only short
distance away, at which those occupying I'D.
joining Offices were present.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-13
Letter from q Contestant.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 4, 1860.
TO the Editors of the Pioneer and Democrat.
SIR II notice in your paper of this
morning, a communication signed COCA
sional," dated at Superior, Wisconsin, in
which am charged with contesting Mr..
NErTLEroN's. seat in the Legislature, not
with the expectation Of ousting him, but in
order to get for myself "pay and mileage"
for few days or weeks. 1t further con-
tains charge that I have written to E. II.
BROWN, Esq, Republican candidate for
State Senator last fall, from the Lake dis
trict,) advising him also to contest the seat
of bis opponent, for the same purpose.
To those familiar with the expense of
trip hither from Lake Superior, and the
expense of such contest, as we'll as the
cash value of the per diem and mileage"
of member of our Legislature, when State
orders are worth only fifty to sixty cents on
the dollar, the absurdity of such charge
would render its refutation needless. But
as the charge Is evidently made from private
malice, as we'll as to affect the action of the
committee and the House, l here pronounce
the whole charge willful and malicious
fabrication.
Not only have I acted with no such mo-
tives, and written no such letter to Mr..
BROWN, or any other person, but have in
my possession letter from him, bearing
date December 2Sth, in which he mentions
the currency of such report at Superior,
and that he has uniformly denounced it as
"a lie manufacture out of whole CLOTH"
By inserting this denial in your paper to.
morrow, you will oblige.
Your obedient serv't,
r. E. JEFFERSON.