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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

THE PRINCE OF WALES. = The
Prince of Wales embarked on board of
the Royal Squadron about 5 o'clock
Saturday afternoon for home. The Bos-
ton Herald gives him the following felic-
itous farewell:
Good bye, Wales give our love to
your mother. Good bye; be virtuous
and you will be happy! You have seen
some very sensible men in this country.
Albert Edward, and you must remember
them; you have seen nearly all of our
snobs and lick spittles, and you will not
remember them. Nobody besides such,
expects you will. You have heard that
tune, God save the Queen" great
many times, Renfrew, you have presis-
tently whistled $ Dixie's Land" You
have been very much squeezed, Albert
Edward, and it will be good for you
/ GU have been rubbed against and it will
make you bright. a great many stories
have been told about you, Mr.. Wales,
some of which are true and some false.
You have worn very good clothes, but
not handsome hat. You have ridden
about with some very good horses, and
you have received some of our choicest
variety of mud turtles to take home
You have visited institutions which YOU
didn't care snap about, and you have
danced with some of the best dressed
old ladies to be found in America. You
like to dance, but you don't dance the
Lancers very well. Still you are pretty
clever fellow. IF you lived in this eoun
Il try you would stand chance to be ruined
Albert Edward. You would certainly
join fire company, and then you woul(
be sent to the Common Council, and ther
you might be elected to Congress, ant
then you would lose all your sci
respect, and you would be done. Re
porters lave bothered you very much
you say, Albert Edward. They hav,
bribed your chamber-maids and bough
up men Of your suit. You have been
god-send in the way of " Items" Alber
Edward, in behalf of the Boston Report
; ers, ! bid you an afectionate farewell
( /" Ich Diem" is played out on this side
Albert Edward, and you have take
home something of the Z Pluribu
: Unum." One thing to your credit, A
e bert Edward, you have paid your bill
: with remarkable promptness, and 20
have done your tour in good shape
You seemed to have any quantity
money and you put it out freely. 10
have been going it and now you al
e gone Good bye.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

DELAwARE.-The census Of Della.
ware has been completed. and shows the
following result: White and free colored
inhabitants, 1862; slaves, 1906
number Of dwellings, 19,257 families
1924; farms, 6GGG; slave owners
6l5. Total population Of the State
112,347, against 9l,532 il 1850. Their,
were 2290 slaves in The State in 1850.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
THREE NORTHERN MoBs AGAINST
ABoLITIoNIsTs.-Yest erday, Oct. 21st,
completed twenty-five years since the ia
nous riot in Boston, known afterwards
as the mob of '' Gentlemen in Broad
cloth" when an abolition meeting was
broken up and VIM. Lloyd Garrison
came near losing his life. The riot oc-
Cured in the afternoon of the day, that
part of Washington street between State
street and Dock square being filed with
people who began expressing their ami
mostly with shouts of derision at a small
meeting of abolitionists gathered in q
building near the entrance of Dock
square. A sign of the Boston Liberato,
was torn down and broken. Finally the
mob got upon the tracks of Mr.. Garrison
who, as he was making his way through
the buildings to Wilson's lane, was seizec
and rope placed about his neck with ths
idea of hanging him from window.
At this point, however, he was rescued
and taken 10 the City Hall, then at tht
head of State street. No other place 0
safety could be found but the jail, and +,
that place he was taken in carriage b.
| the mayor, and kept for the night. On
the way, however, the mob, who weri
, in sharp pursuit, nearly overturned th,
, carriage by casting ropes around it. Tn
next morning, the Boston AdUocate, ed
} tied by Hon. B. f. Hallet, came out in
5 powerful leader, denouncing the inertnes
Of the authorities, and declaring that
f was the duty of the mayor, if be cou
: not dispense the mob by any other mean:
to plant cannon and sweep the street.
It is a curious fact that Rev. Samue
: j. May, warm abolitionist, was mobile
: at Montpelier, and Gerritt Smith an
Beriah Green, at Utica, New York, o
the same day, Oct. 2lst, 1885.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

e. The Rutland Courier says that
j. b. Proctor Of Center Rutland, sold.
a few days ago, Spanish Merino buck
10 go to California, for the sum Of one
thousand dollars.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

C. The New Orleans True Delta
states that the dsy after the receipt u
the news Of the Pennsylvania election,
forfy-seves letters addressed 70 his - Ex-
eellency Abe Lincoln, were deposited
IN the Post Office there Cor transmission
70 the rail-spliiler.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

LARGE YIELD OF WHEAT.-Mr.
Nelson Dixie of Albany, raised the
past season fifty bushels Of wheat
from two bushels of seed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

GA careful writer in the New York
World estimates by counties the majori-
Ties at the election in that State, and
comes TO the general conclusion that the
final count will show majority not less
than 10000, nor more than 10000 for
the Lincoln ticket, according to the total
vote which shall be cast.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02
RATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For President,
HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
For Vice President,
HON. HANNIBAL IIAMLIN,
OF MAINE.


TT T Ia'III''''-'' 111IV'0'''
WILLIAM HENRY, OF Bellows Falls.
H. G. ROOT. Of Bennington.
JOSEPH WARNER, Of Middlebury.
E.A. CAHOON, Of Lyndon.
d. ". c. CLARK, of Burlington.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, NOV. o,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

T Republicans! to the polls!
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

ca Is the county supplied with cleo
ioral votes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

&sS" IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEpERs.-
Just received at the Centre Wheeling drug
store-BadGitt's Concentrated Potash. for
making soap, one pound will make six
gallons ofnice white soap. Ba66itrs Soap
Po'oder or washing without labor. War
ranted to take the stains out of table linen
or napkins. large assortment of white
wash, scrub, stove, and shoe brushes.
sealing wax and corks of all sizes.
Professor Woods Hair Restorative-tbis
beautiful aud pleasant preparation for
universal toilet use, is naturally beautify-
ing in its effects, making the hnir soft and
glossy in appearance, but in view of its
removing ut once dandrutF and itching,
and NIL cutHneous eruptions, MS well as
restoring the gray and bald, we'll might a
gifted statesman say, hare admired its
iconderfWI effects.
The poor AS well as the rich, can have n
sure cure for Coughs, Colds and CousnmD-
ton, in its primary stages, owing to the
chcaPness OF Mrs. NJ n. Gardeners Indian
balsam of Liverwort and Honrhound, n
medicine that has proved II blessing to our
race. For sale by REED il KRAPr.
BE sure you are right. and enquire for
Mrs. Gardeners Indian Balsam of Liverwort
aud HoarhOund, if You are suffering from
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, or in
fact any long disease. 1t can be had ut
REED & KRAFT's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29
GollllllRrtial.
BY TEIlGRAPH,


NEW YoRK, Oct 27.-Flour heavy; sales II 500 bbls
ONO at - IogJL5; Wheat heavy: snles l62,5OO bus
at decline of l@2c; led western 132 1871: ChiC.,-
3 spring sl,isI9@1.21; Milwaukee club sl..I@l.a5.
Corn-Saes 1900 bus. Pork firm at $l9l2L for
mess and Sl4g371I914GO for prime. Lard hcaTy vt
rs. Mhsky firm at 221@@23. Sugar steady; Mus.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-Flour unchanged: small sales
OF extra aud fancy brands to city dealers at S55
for extra, and $40 S6,6.2I- for fancy Wheat nm
changed and dull at 81 OSll2 for white Corn dull
at 40'@ 43 for old. Oats steady at 80. Rye 6I05G5.
Barley dull at s5@9O for fall. Whisky declined to
l6A and dull No change for groceries The de-
u"nd for Coffee continues good at l5@I54
PmLADELPnlA. Oct: 21:-Flour dull at s575@6 for
common to extra: $0,l212@G.3T13 for extra family.
and S66Otp1 for fancy. Wheat in limited demand:
sales 5000 bus; at Sl35@l,8s for red. and white at
Sl,4o9 l,5O Corn quiet mt 70 for yellow. Provisions
quiet; mess pork sells slowly Sl9GaLA020. and
prime sl459 Rice selling at 44@42S. Coffee Arm
Whisky dull aud &c. lower; sales nt 251S.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2T.-Flour dull: Howard ST. and
ohio S5G2H Wheat active Mt 81 ,S(I II for red and
Sl.+Sgl,I5 for white Corn firm at GT@7Oc for yell
low Provisions quiet: mess pork Sl0;5O. Lard l3c
Coffee firm. Whisky dull.
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Tr11st Sale

pY VIRTUE OF 4 CERTAIN DEED OF TRITsr
u lated the 22d day Of February 1856, and now Of
record in Ohio County Clerks office in deed book
NO. IL folio 2l5, from William Hamilton and Eliza
beth his wife, to Morgan Nelson deceased. Trustee.
Will, on the 26th day Of November. $780, before the
front door of the Court House of said county. in the
the following property, to wit:
Lot No. one l) situate the South side of Lns-
icy street, IN that part of tho city of Wheeling called
Fifth streets. N
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-t third cash and for tho resi
due credit of six, twelve and eighteen mouths in
equal instalments, will be given tho purchaser or
purchasers giving bond and security, with interest
from the day OF sale; lien 10 be retained on the
premises further security
MARY \. NELSON, Xxx
oct24-td of Morgan Nelson decreased
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

BsS-APPoINTNENr OF SUPERINTENDENT
OF the MARIETTA & CtxcrSxAr1 RAILROAD.
MIR, John Dnrand, formerly superintcnd-
ent of the Little Miami Railroad, has been
appointed Superintendent of the Marietta
road, and will assume the duties of the
office on the LIST ofNovember. Mr.. Durand
Is thoroughly practical railroad man,
anu will make most efficient Superin-
tendent. His long connection with the
Little Mama renders his appointment to
the Marietta peculiarly fitting, as the in
terests of the two roads are so near alike
in the sources of their trade and travel,
that his experience will be most valuable
to the Marietta Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

ts&'-A RUNAWAY, a Doc FlGHr, 4 GEN
ZEAL Row AND An EXCITING TINE IN PAR
''VLAR.-On Saturday afternoon a black
n'''e attached to Il carriage, ran down
A-iAei Street at fearful rate, and oyerset
lie vehicle at the corner of Market and
V"aey streets The accident called a
"a many people to the spot, and "twa
'ol'' participating in the general excite
meat thought it good time to settle an
"-s'sa' grudge that existed between
ITEM, Accordingly they went to work in
>''aEe way, and fought for about fifteen
,''A''eS-now one had the advantage, now
-F o'aeF' in the meantime large crowd
''' objected, and each dog had large
--+9eF OF sympathizers When the friend
" one OF the dogs undertook to part the
-'u'1's he was assaulted by friend of
~ O'osF dog. This was the signal for
.'e'a! row, in which some six or seven
f''s0nS participated. One man was struck
''a a handy billy, and bled like a pig.
,-''neF made an attempt to stat an oppo-
~ with long knife, Hurculean blows
ZIG given On all sides, and altogether the
,-s was one of the most exciting thnt
: ever witnessed in town, aud one of
most d.SgracefuI. Even the dogs see
'1e'F oet'eTs thus engaged, forgot their
- and ~agged away homeward. The
=. use O'hcers were looking up the Offend
II r oT Saturday evening, add doubtless
ts,.' ,' pe brought to punishment. Such
o,t 9,S sos! scenes ought not to be passed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29
90, 900 Dollars Worth of Fancy and
Domestic nrV Gn0flsl

Just RECEIVED! ALL OF WHICH WILL BIZ
- sold at greatly reduced prices for CASH. Also,
large assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES, Which will
sci! at or below cost! All persons buying goods for
cash are respectfully invited to give early CALI
as have concluded to sell all fine gOois at brown
Merino or silk Dress save from to 5 dollars
Oh one dress by calling at the New York store
No. 81 and IS Main sttect, Centre Wheeling will
here enumcrate few articles to wit:
DRESS SILKS.
Good Black Silk, wide width at Csc per yard.
:" Fancy "a do at Csc
:. BrOesde do @tSItoss"
F" Merinos, all colors, from rs to 75c :.
Alpacls, Lustre, Is to Soc s.
:" Delaiues, 10 to PC 81
500 Shawls, OF oil kinds, Sc TO $1,000,
100 ps. Calico and Chintzcs good quality AT 6tIc,
900 ps Muslin, good quality, yard wide, Mt SIS,
MILLINERY G00DS.--Elowers, RuchCS, Plumes,
Ribbons, Bonnets Hats, Bonnet Silks &C., ut nearly
your own prices. so ps. Of SatineIs and CassimCrSS
quality at Is to Csc, 200 pS Of every kind style and
color of Fannels some good quality, 25c all ocl
90 prs. Bed Blankets, very cheap.
DRESS TRIMMlNGS.-A very large assortment
OF all kinds OF Cloak and Dress Trimmings, very
cheap and desirable. Also, Fancy Head Dresses.
hXtnS for the ndornment Of the Head. Plain Dress
Goods, In large quantities, and at exceedingly low
prices.
Also fine and desirable stock "T Boots and Shoes
Will he sold ct cost, and thousands of other articles
usually kept in Dry Goods Boot and Shoe House.
Therefore il you wish to money, do not fail to
call a soon as possible at the New York Store, one
square below the Greek Bridge Centre Wheeling, on
the right hand side going down. aud much Oblige
Yours truly, JOHN RQEMER.
Our motto Is, sell We WILL sell we must no Differ
ence at what prices, for cash. Oct6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

81 o. SATURDAY last countryman
who came into the city, got drunk and in
passing up Union street staggered and fell
into the gutter, cutting cash in his head
from which the blood flowed profusely,
RAINING down upon his clothing and
sme"ring him in very unsightly manner.
Many OF the people seen drunk in our
streets have healthy, farmer looking
appearance. They are apparently free
from the temptation at home but when
they come to town are sure to get on a
Protracted bust.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

70 tovSn DEAD.-A man named VIM.
81, was found dead in the mouth of an
Z.L ,1'. bank, near the Upper Limetown
,., ,JOI House, Washington, Pa, by the
w,. ''s' about o'clock on Monday last.
Win I found he was in sitting posture,
... ~, MS head between his knees. He was
Il. t -s,F the bank on Friday, sitting with
,r9isG SaSS against a tree, with a Jug of
vi in ibn neas h,m- he had perhaps crawl
The MOI 'gte ana persisted from cold during
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29
FALL & WINTER, 1860.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED Ry
direct Importation, and from New York;
10 bales OF Soft Shelled Almonds, bales FiIber,s
bales Creaninuts, hbs English Nalnuts 10 cnseS
sardnes in half and quarter boxes, 100 drums Fies
cases superior PrUnes in glass Jars casks French
Currauts, Is boxes Raisins Dried Prllnes German
and Turkish; Dried Pears: Sicily Iicorice nv TSe II
only; LOO boxes Smoked Hgrrings 10 casks ENGLISH
Picklcs-Chow-Chow piccHIilcs, etc, together with
"lrge quantity of Soyers Sultana Sauce and Relish
Lea Perkins Worcestershire Sauce in pint and mali
pint bottles; 50 tloz. Quart Jnrs Picked Gherkns
% doz Quart Jars Branded Peaches; IlermeticalIy
Seued Fruits; Jees, etc., etc.; Spices of all descriT
ttous Columbus St"rch; Corn Starch, in 70 parIages
Tor pudding, etc; German Peas whole and split:
Liates, Carlway Seed, Canary Seed, French Mustard
6y the bottle or gallon, Extra qualities of Black and
Green. As:s; Limbnrg, SHP-Sago aud Pine Apple
Cheese; superior article of Cognac Brandy nnI
Whisky. Pure Holland Gin and large assortment Of
Pure Wines. Also, by direct importation, over
10000 Segars Of various brands aud qualities Chew
ing Tobacco OF all kinds, among which are f. Good
win 4 Bros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco and O. w
q! Gail q AXIS do; all kinds of Snuff and Smoking
tobacco, ETC.. Mt WHOLESALE and RETAIL t0retTSs
or with general assortment of Domestic Groceries
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar
q. w. REESSINCf. SIS Market ST.
scPt@S union copy. Wheeling Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29
$50. 1850.
FAN and Winter ImportatlOns
OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GNNnNI

nIRECF FROM PARIS, PURCHASED BY MY
IL brother, who is now i'll Europe, consisting of the
most fashionable Silks in all coors aud styles
very ricl-n pattern of l6 yards for only So and n
large variety Of Paris styles,
GonderillHs, SHpplNs, SiciIlinns, ETC.,
for Ladies' Dresses, something extraordinary rich
Together with the above, have lately purchased in
New York, from the Importers my usual large stock
OF FALL & WINTER DRESS GOODS. ETC. filling over
100 cases and consisting Of Lupins Merinos Deiaineg
ana omOaznes; Merinos in all cOlors and styles and
some double width Delaines (bac) for Shawis Scotch
Il0dS Nicll Poplins; all Kinds of Shawls: Blanket
Cheh!lle and Stella some of the latter worth So for
only Sl,5O Rich Damnsk, Lace and Muslin Curtains:
SPlenfid French Needle-worked Sets and Collars
and an unusual large stock of Domestic Prints Mus
lin, Checks, etc. All kinds OF F!annels Also CIotI
for busters, and several pieces of Beaver Cloth: n
very large assortment of blankets, nj sizes and very
cheap; a great variety in styles and qualities OF
GAEPEIS, together with complete assortment or
Oil Cloth all widths, and Hearth Rugs; Also seyerI
pieces of Rich Black Silk Nelvcs LYONS maEel for
Cloaks' etc. T" all Of which the attention of tho
Ladies and buyers generally is directed
A. IIEYMAN,
SePtlI 49, Main ST., WhCciiDr Va
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9g 01Legtaph.
Reported for the Daily Intelligencer

CuAn1Esrox. Oct. 27th.-Thc Steamship
Isabella has arrived here with Havana and
Key West dates to the 23d inst. The
Havana sugar market was unchanged
The prospect Of the crop was promising
The Havana correspondent of the .Ner-
e"'y says the report that Spain is fitting
"''t a feet at Havana to aid Aliramou, is
unfoundtt.
The Spanish Venezuelan Minister and
the Spanish Consul, ut Laguir., and 100
Spanish emigrants from Venezuela, have
arrived ut Havana.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29


RS~ The MARkErs.-The encrossine
subject of politics has very little to do
with the farmers and hucksters who feed
us at the Market Houses. In the End
Ward Market House, on Saturday morn
ing, the space allotted for wagons was
full and running over, down Market al
most to Monroe. There was everything in
the vegetable way that the generous earth
produces in this country. Prices were
regulated by the abundance of the supply,
and heap of grub was bought for com
p"r"tiveIy little money. The market
wagons were besciged with all kinds of
people, and 81 very busy scene was present
ed. There were whole wagon loads of
pumpkins, cabbages, turnips, corn, pota-
toes, apples, and so forth, enough 10 feed
an army and induce the inexperienced OBJ
server to wonder what was going to be-
come of the produce But as the morn
ing advanced, the grub was all carried
away in baskets, principally upon the arms
OF women, and the wagons returned empty
to the rural districts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

FoRr SMITH, Oct. 27.-The Overland
mai! brings the gratifying announcement
OF the completion of the Pacific and At
lhntic Telegraph Line to Los Angeles on
the 9Th inst. Congratulatory messages
passed between the Mayor of Los Angeles
and the President of the Board of Super
VlSors at San Francisco. Senator Latham
set the first pole East from Los Angeles on
the 9Th, and left for the States on the same
day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

sr. Louis, Oct. 2T.-Yrsterdoy the Vice
President of the Lexington & ST. Louis r.
r., contracted with ChUutenu, Harrison l.
Vale, of this city, for iron for the entire
length of the road from Farmers City to
Lexington, TO miles, which is to be cOm-
piesed in II months. The road connects
ut the former place with the Pacific. The
above contract involves quarter of Il
million dollars. The rails are to be man
ufacturcd here from Missouri iron.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-A FIRE broke
out this evening in the store No. $50 Wal
nut, below Second street. The fumes
were confined to the cellar occupied by
Patterson & Boulton for the storage Of
cotton. The upper stores were occupied
by Chas. Tete, Importer of Cigars, Wines,
etc, and Francis Tete, Importer of Coffee.
The cell Hr was flooded. Loss about S2O,-
900, which was fully insured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

@-REHUBI1cAS Meeting AT THE counr
hoUSE.-There will be Republican meet
ing at the Court House ON Wednesday
evening next, at which there will be speech
es delivered in both German aud English.
we hope to see large turn out of our
German friends.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

NEw York, Oct. 27.-Thc Steamship
New York sailed for Liverpool this morn
ing with liz passengers and Sl97,O in
specie and $4,000 in silver ore.
Capt. Maury, Superintendent of the Ma
tionaL Observatory at Washington, is
among the passengers by this steamer.
The steamship City of Manchester also
sailed at noon for Liverpool, with $50 pas
sengers, but no specie list.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

t.. So IAE R'vEn.-There were over four
S,,n1 water In the channel of The Ohio, ON
a.rn3 1'y' and falling. The Liberty de-
:. ., w Tor Cincinnati The weather was
la5T isn't ha! as could he desired for on,
bod Ii yuislhess. and the city looked briqht
,hjeb NY, eetokening IL revival of trad
~" Is mighty gratifying. ''N0''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

we shall commence this week, printing
- electoral Republican tickets for all
~. Of the State, and by the first of next
= they will be ready for mailing to all
ronp,ies where they may be wanted
10 nv the hundred, scots. Price, by
thousand, $3.50. Send in your orders
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

TRENTON, N. j. Oct. 27.-The Union
electoral ticket has been finally settled.
1t contains the names of three Douglas
Democrats, two Breckenridge Democrats
and two Bell men. All the other tickets
of these parties have been withdrawn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

ssrTnE Republican standing Commit
viii meet at 10 A. NJ. to-day at Alfred
Unveils office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

ez~Tns REPUBLICAN MEETING AT THE
,'rnr House., on Saturday night, notwth-
..,!ing the general curiosity to hear
5.,or was very large. The Court House
"a. .u!! of people, and the utmost enthu-
.i..1 prevailed
: n. Norton and A. W. Campbell made
aches. At the close of the latter's
..s,a the chairman of the meeting read
Brusus sentiment that had just been
,,,ora3 by Mr. Pryor, at the Athenaeum.
,rbougb the large audience was made up
4 nea of all parties, there went up the
MOS, universal and prolonged gronns of
that we ever heard. Every
toIy IN the house Kissed most heartily.
The Wide Awakes-than whom there
sse no better set of men anywbere-at-
,.ndrd the meeting, fully equipped. Iu
n,nrOing, the companies stopped in front
1; this office and gave three cheers for the
iafsIsmea. We can can only say that we
llak them and hope we may be more able
!, deserve their appreciation and respect.