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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24
uThs Commercial has the following In ref.
srence 70 the election Of printer;

An attempt is making 10 cover the Dsfrses
interests under the nams Of eH-CongFesaman
Ball, Of Ohio. The Mitchell men. who have
voted steadily for DeiSsss, dsnouncs the movs-
meat a. trick, and will not submit Il is =
not before mentioned will be brought forward
Who is not eonnsetsd with DsiFess and WOa-
dell.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24

GJ- The attention Of the Ladies' is directed
to the announcement Of the Y. n. @. A., in
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24

~ y OAAASA ~ SNNCA - - eCSes
srrEp AND FLAT ROOFS made tight and durable
with equal facility.
UNHIs ROOFING COMPOUND rs NO
experiment shat hAs yet TO be tried, but has
an rsTAILlsHED RnuTATIoNl having been nae1 LOT
several yeAFs past By Aundteds o. wELL-nhows
Citizens Of this state, A. well 40 throughout the
To few Of the many who have TRIED 1T, and
and are willing TO tsStify TO it, neris' HrFESrSes
j. n. SsraashAa, sept. Of the 8, n. =. r. n. Resi-
denca--DeiA ware, Ohio.
fThis Rooting nay be seen the buildings Of this
4. III, Co, both at springfield and Delaware, ohio9
Benjamin Powers, tBAnkerp 90 90
the "Amsrioan HOUSE" Il rooted win mis Com
fhoa. ivan., (s,ovs and Tia DsaisFl Delaware, o.
rd Cor, Painter, Delaware, Ohio.
@ d "A, StyeF, Merchants, Delaware Ohl2,
frost Willis, AFchiteeta and autldsrs' DELAWARE
as1Is1 Hazard. Wooster, Ohio.
br Huntsr, seville, Medina Co., q,
Loufa vauGhAn, seville,
Il. d. nrookWaV, Cleveland, ohlo.
nsy. a. \. hogoeEt eoasFn'i
Pbilo Wood, 0eerlin,
The aNsii Hoais,o Columbus, Ohio, is also rooisd
Also, the astGts Prison." and also the Estate
House, 81 Columbus, Ohio, will % r0oiea WIN TINS
COMPOUND during the coming Spring.
Sampler II this Roofing Compound may % seen
Al 10. IS MAIN ST.. (near the laid where All or
aFs viii bo rooeivod and further intormAton gwen
Coanty and Town nights for sale.
w. w, DENNIS, PRoPRlEron
fsha1-dtWiAW0n DAYTON, ohlo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24

Whole number 3OS. 1t therefore requires
l52 to elect.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24

A surrOsrD MUnDrnSD wDs srItt LIvrs =
Three or four months ago We gave an acecnnt
Of the arres, st Lebanon, Warren county, ef
one Eli Stout. upon suspicion Of having mur-
dersd his wife. The wife Of Stout suddenly
disappeared, and no clue could be obtained 10
whereabouts. Her little boy, thres or four
years old, hOrri6sd the nsighbOrs with its
childish pTatile about its mother having been
burned up by his father Other circumsiau.
Gee uanspirsd, not remarkable In themselves,
but sufficient 10 confirm the horrible suspicion
in ths minds Of the neighboru, and Stout,
though protesting his innosenoe. was impris-
Oned. The other day Mrs. Stout ''turned up
In Cincinnati abd reclaimed her child, which
had been sent from Lebanon 10 friends Of the
family In the former city. She had been living
in Kentucky, and was probably ieuorant Of
the consequences which her illv,imed deser.
tiOn Of her husband were likely to lead to-
Our informant was not aware Of the release Of
Stout At the time he learned the facts above
stated, but. Rs there is little doubt Of the ldenS
tity Of the woman, that event cannot long be
postponed, II II has not already taken place
ThiSis about as singular a termination Of =
family row we ever heard Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24

O- We learn that gentleman from Morris
county, New Jersey, was in our city yesterday
with a rsquisitiOn from tho Governor Of that
State, for "JscOb N. HOagland," fugitive from
justice. who is charged with passing counter
felt money previous to his somewhat precipitAtS
departure from "Jarsey" some three years ago.
From information received by his friends at
his former place Of residence. ii was suspected
ths. Jacob N. Henderson. now in jail, here was
the identical Jacob N. Hosglaud who was
missing and wanted in Morris county, N. H.
Mr.. Saunders, the gentleman who brought the
requiuitOn, recognized Henderson as the indi-
vidusl who had 6ssred coospieuOusly at home
usder the cosnouen Of Hosgland.
The authorities here declined giving the
prisoner up until his difficulty with the s.sts
Of Ohio shall have been satisfactorily adjusted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24
FO TTCE.

Y.M. @. LADIES will be admitted in
the Gymnasium every morning, between the hours
OF and ~ o'clock. Y. V. WOOD, Prest.
joins w. green, see'y. feb22-ts
COLBY's PATENT CLOTHES REEL
1t IL cheap and durabie-pries only sS, painted
and set up in your ward. II 10 simple In Its con-
structlon can be managed BY any onei and besides,
the ground occupied By the old plan Of hanging
clothes all over the yard, is worth more than the
price OF this Reel In one year, for shrubbsry and
fruit trees and is Just the thing for small yards.
Call and see one Of them In operation In front Of
my shop, and be convinced for yourself.
s. II. THOMAS,
shop on st. Clair, near Third street.
jAn9o. uh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

n " M y VIt VIII
lR0 ACRES "a miles from New Castine,
w Darke County, and Y mile from Browns
station on the d. W. IL. r., lao acres under fine
cultivation, Good frame dwelling; iIAmc barn -
Also, hewed log dwelling. Good orchard. =
springs and a creek OF running water through the
place: Fart bottom land, and the balance best
quality oil second bottom.
This is a frst.rAte Farm and will he sold 20 per
cent less thAn inferior land has actually sold for ia
the vicinity.
ALSO,
lit acres mile west OF Sidney, on Hne road. rs
acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwell
ing house OF 8 rooms Well, eisteTn, orchard, Ao.-
Land OF good quality.
ALSO,
81 aerea near the Centreyille Pike, Small frame
house and stables. is acres timber-SuEAf camp
Good spring and stream OF running water,
Terma-eso0 down, balance in years.
CHARLES r.. CLARKE
lebI Clegg's Building, sd 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24
"a QrooexY for aale.

rrrtttE undSpalensd will ssil AZ private sale tAa
or0etly on ihf corner o. Main and Fith sts,
|1t4|f puuad bf 1ohn \. cobieniz
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24

ria, one for Napoleon and
II Sardinia. have been
-lPtlOn Of 10000 per-
pe forblds = Publis
Gag on exhibition
eAohsFa Of Italian
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24
The DAILY EMPIRE
oFFioa or POaLioATioNi
Rnpr, BuIIdHS ihrdh, South tiis Is. Haint IsGsr's


NJ lrants .oopsf Ssarinadvapoe.
sinaie espies .putap In wFsppsFs. 6ssnii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

sas@hollOw Eve IN ruE sANcrux Sane
~. last Hollow Eve night some
'aaPscallions" entered a Westinghouse
tsaS our neighboring town of wayues-
Da.s, Pa and tied a sheep in the pulpit,
inca was not discovered until the follow
's sabbath when quite a large audience
- convened and the minister entered the
~ s.P'. to conduct the services of the. day
a. Soesp-ship was not disturbed till the
s.'o'ional exercises were over, when he
IS permitted to depart in peace. The
S5,' Pastor Pastor can say thathe had at least
we sheep in his flock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12
GotltllIeEtIIaal.
BY fPFYI jiII6S Is 8 ipTsEi=7 -


BALTINoRE, Nov. 10.-Rlpur steady Wheat fifn,:
red obs @l 35, White$l u.s. Corn 5teaiy Vol.
low e8g50, white 1905. Provisions steady; mes
Tor Eump prime pork S14; leaf lard
1zSS9l8. Coffee steady; Rio 1i(Gl5. no stock in
hrsF. banda Whisky 2o1i9205l
!. pIar.ADEIPnIA Nov 1O-Flour unchanged Wheat
IN limited demand sales ut s., 30@1 ~ fpEred 81 3O@
1 1s5,, and 55 Corn dull sales 100
9l67s for Rio aud 414915 for Laguyra Provisions
9nleE sales lbs solid packed Butter Mt lOl<c
NEH fo36, Nov. 10 Flour heavy; sales Is eco bis
Mt y S5i for state. Wheae, Snlesl50OO0 BUSH
AT $LS5@l,26H for Milwaukee Club, 81, 3S6l 3SlS.
Tor rcd western, Sl,41145 for white and on ship
board Corn declined; sales 20 600 BUSH
Pork firm at Sl991e,25. Whisky easier at 211l@22c.
CIHcIENAEI, Nov. 10-E1our in sdeuand;. the mar
k I L. dull at S4,75@4,sU; superfine S4,90@625A
Wheat unchanged and dull at $l,lG9l, 10 for red
Oats dull Mt q. Rye and barley unchanged Whisky
f FIRM se ss 1000 bGls at Hogs dull $50 head
sell for future delivery, but there being no demand,
prices arc nominal receipts LIBERAL but chiehyto
MI contracts Nothing doing in produce. aud prices
are nominal at 81, ~ and So. Shoulders, sides,
Mans and mess pork selling in small lots ut $1If5
and can be bought for december at SIT. A fair
groceries, ,5,5s - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

ELECTION Returns.
ERYthA sinils.l

- ,-= ,,,,,,,.,.
Limited returns ss so7,e s gsi6k Raj, Who
aaitEs sPi1 sagggd tue State but the re-
7u lSa Z SUI uo4 s,5.l
Bel oyer slsy gives SsS gain Tor
pO Men5 6Si vo.ss 20
i HUsss s9 na1, gseelyng Brsc
Ant nsll potleu ABOUT u I, ooo. ..ss
2es: nG DonSSg - BIS BT9ssktn f
i SPss' 81. Ss'l 1885, BFe0kinFidge' 1885, Doug
except sean t6s1 1 PFfSnss6 heard heard
La 11 Tqgs CO. district. ga,n a.
'03 ss 3HsE gSSsGBSs E Bs aoss Dom
F Davidson ids BgssSinEiags l9sS
bS sugn nles s aoaptv.-Po,tio,,v r.no,,.s
pe Ma g%,nS so lvo pa,t;.,,z .o., ~,
gains 1873.
Coffee county.-Partially reporteds-
Breckinridge gains 80. -
Lawrence County. -Partially, renoFted
BellEgains so.
y,ss,,s,pn,
Jnckson-Rnli a4i n ,t,I,I o., pal,
inFIrgs s58. =, 91k'as - psssk-
ipsiGss $50. douglas g BFssk-
ridge 2s5. - D9"R'"s l. Nfeek'n-
inridge iss. -Ds'' 900 douglas = FFesk-
Warrenson-Bell 12es Donelae Rro.l,
inridge Al. Do'S'AS . DEseS-
F.yette-Bell eo Dona1.o m p,o.,.;.
ridge SO. - =
Rodney-Bell 63 Donplas 81 Rrocr;n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12
BUSHES NOTICES

RgHPRoFassoR WOODS HAIa Rssrona-
T1yE.-This beautiful and pleasant prepar-
alton for universal toilet use, is naturally
Identifying in. its effects, making tile hair
soft and glossy in appearance, but in view
OF its removing at ouce dandrulr and itch
ing, and all cutaneous eruptions, as well
as restoring the gray and bald, wellmight
a gifted statesman say, Ihave admired its
''o'dsgfW Effects. For sale. by
REED & KnAFr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12
CoxMoS SENSE rules the masses of tn.

COMMON SENSE rules the masses of the
people, Whatever the misnamed and mis-
anthrope philosophers may say to the con-
trory: Show them good thing; let its
merits be clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to give it their most cor
dial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judgment ofn physician, con-
corning the virtues of HosTErrER's BrTTERs.
as may be seen by the immense quantities
of this medicine which are annually sold
in every section of the land. It is now
recognized as greatly superior to all other
remedies yet devised for the diseases OF. the
digestive organs, such as diarrh@a, dysen-
terry, dyspepsia, and for the various fevers
that arise from arrangement of those por-
tions of the system. Hostetter's name is
rapidly becoming h6usenold word, from
Maine to Texas, from the shores of the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the article
and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
DsSNSee advertisement in another col
umn. noy3-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12


ES"TnE Market on Saturday morning
ip'he Second Ward, was not as good as it
would have been under more favorable
meteorological auspices. The morning was
'av, aud the damp atmosphere and the
mud covered streets fingered over from
friday. TWAS almost exclusively buck
s'sF market-few or nofarmers being pres
s't' A sort of misty rain slanted down
from the West; chilly, damp air, which.
devoted itself to hunting up the holes in
Jour clothes, was sensibly felt and endur-
ca After this season of dampuess we
may speedily expect the heavens to exer-
''ss the right ofguarage and send its fleecy
'4..Ots flying to the earth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

5a@DuII,-saturdey was dull and
iS'ly day No police items could be
Oo'a'ned' 10 courts were in session,
y. .'S'alng had subsidized into a calm after
~ settlement attending the election. We
f f., pp IN despair after prolonged hunt
=, Jews items, and concluded that it was
,i s,'' OF human nature, and in accordance
i, 80 aa al other kinds of nature, for dullncss
re,, TsS;s1aS'0nally settle over all things ter
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12
ns-Ir is the height Of the am6itionI Of


many Young gentlemen from the rural dis
,rie,s to become Jehus. They think that.
- he regularly seated upon the seat of
n,inted stage coach or omnibus, is the
rsry acme ana perfection Of human bliss
hero below; though they would find out
IifferentIy when they came to "bide the
nel,ings of tue pitiless storm" and brave
N kinds of weather. On Saturday,
Green young man-that is, man who,
soe, not know q great many things that
ober people are supposed to be familiar
vi,h-applied at the omnibus yard. near
,bs Monroe House, and wanted to hire
\. was Intercepted as to his capacity to
handle the ribbons when his answers being
highly satisfactory, of course, he was told
{ss, he would be required to drive mail
wagon, aud to be competent to do that, he
mast be s'sworn inn He therefore took
an oath on an old, worn-out account book,
TO support the Constitution of the United
States. lie was then requested to "stay
around" till about three o'clock on Sun
day morning, which he did in such faith
fal, sleepless manner that when one of the
bus men came to the yard in the morn
ing, and found the rural chap wide awake,
be phe bus mou2 had scarcely. the heart
to set the verdant applicant to cleaning
pair of dirty horses. He did it, though,
and the verdant chap would have been
still engaged in rubbing the horses: legs,
had the men not withdrawn him from that
labor and placed him upon the back of an
old crow bait, SO poor that he might have
answered for a hat rack, and sent him rid
lag all over the city, with an old mail bag
fall of corn husks, under the dclusion
that he was in the service of the United
States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12
FA=LL 6 WINTER. 1850.

Il ui 5E SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED. ny
u direct Importation, and from Now york; =
~ bales of Soft Sheled Almonds 2 bales FIbor4s
bales Creamnuts, b6ls English Walnuts 10 cases
sardineS In half and quarter boxes, 100 drums Pics
cases Superior Prunes III glass Jars 10 casks French
OaTESntS, % boxes ltOisins; Dried Prnnes German
ana Gurk1sh Dried Pears; sicily Lfcorice by tho n
only leo boxes Smoked Herrings, 10 casks EmglisIl
Pickies-ChowChOw; Piccalillios etc. togeter wifi,
aFge quantity of soycrs SultanR Sauce and ReIish
Lea PERKINS worcestershire Sauce in pint and Lalf
pint bottles; 90 doz. Quart Jars Picked Gherkins
90 9nart JaF Brned Peaches Hermettca
lions; Columbus Starch; Corn Starch In rs
Tor pudding, etc5 German Peas, whole and split:
Llntels Caraway Seed, Canary Seed French Mustard
the bottle or gallon, Extra qualities Of Black and
' ST Teas; Ltmburg, SarsSago and Pine Apple
Cheese; superior article of Cognac Brandy and
Whisky Pure Holland Gin, and large assortment Of
10000 Segars of various brands and Cbs
ing Tobacco of all kinds, among which are a. Good
WIN 4 Bros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco and 6. "
On 4 AXIS do; all kinds of snntf ana SMOKING
LoOaeco, etc4 ut Who'll &SALE and RETAIL, togetfo
er with general assortment of Domestic Croceries
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar.
G. W. REESSING, IS Market ST.
sSPLI9 Union copy. Wheeling, Ma
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

BUrFA1o, N. Y, Nov. lO.-The main
building. of the Clarendon Hotel was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. A man was
killed by jumping from fourth story
window to the ground. Another was
burned to death. 1t is rumored that four
servants were burned to death; also that
several strangers are missing. The loss
oh.the building is 100000 and the total
loss on the building, furniture and drug
store is 100000. Insurance $4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

IS. AcQUrTrED.-samuel Melville, of
Ysm soenviile' taken up on a charge of at
gs,y TO commit rape on the person
last aa aaFt'n, near Bridgeport, on the
br ~ Wy OF the Wheeling Fair, was tried
esn ,as Court of Common Pleas, EBelmont
NJ, last week, and .acQuitted-there
10 0einetany crininatingleyidence,asa;n
Inn whatever. gums
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

CINCINNATI, Nov. lo.-The extensive
saw mill of NJ. & L. Glenn, in the 18th
Ward, and large quantity of lumber,
were entirely destroyed by fire last night.
Loss $4,000; partially insured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12
BarrHH members 81 tBs Republican
Glee Club will meet, this (Monday) eveu-
ing, at Hornbfook's Hallsat7 o'clock.

. Sa5sTHR RIyEn. There were about 8
feet water.in the channel of the Ohio, on
Saturday, and falling. The creek vas
running out, and the indications were that
there would be another considerable r;sc
from the rains of Friday and Saturday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

New YonK, Nov. lo.-The schooner G.
D. Shannon, from Boston for Phiiadel-
phia, in ballast, is ashore south of Squad.
No lives were lost.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12
1860. FASHION 1860.
FOR NOVEMBER

FT7HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED per
Il Adams Express Co., direct from New York, the
latest and most fashionable styles of
CLOTH AND BEAVER CLOAKS,
which will sell from % to so per cent cheaper than
any other House III tho city.
Ladies desiring to make their own cloaks, can find
among my stock the finest French Cloth, WARRANTED
ALL WOOL worth from 50 so to 50, for only from 81 TO
50 per yard, full Ga wide.
otY immense stock of new and fashionable Dress
Silks lave considerably reduced in price and will
sell them from this day hence below importers
prices. Rich Bny0dere Silks. of tho newest styles
yard
Extra rich goods, tho double Silks small figured,
always sold pattern for S2s will sell now for $40,
a full pattern Of 1B yards
Richest Robes, Flounces, worth $45, for only $2S
have also Just received large lot of Black Silks,
an extra wdC and good quality of Bishop Silks, worth
at least $3.50, will sell now for 81 70 and full yard
wide Black silks, warranted worth s. for only $3.50
Also large lot of rich and heavy Plaid silks,
worth at least Sl0o, will sell now for only sec per
Over 20 pieces of the richest and newest designs of
Fouard Silks, worth 81 90 per yard, for only B"5
Also tremendous assortment Of all kinds of FurH
at pToRortionate reduced prices, good sett for IS.
lady in want of a fine Shawl will havea
chance to get bargain as will sell fine rich ro
and al other Shswls at similar reduction.
blankets of the largest size, 12, for only $3.50,
Also received 3 cases of fast coIored Caltcocs al
ways sold for and lOc per yard, which will sell
~ therefore, early a 4aE siS' RR SasaiSs at
oct31 1877 Main ST, Wheeling, Va.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER. IN
voice Of Blrd Cages direct from the
for salecheap at ID. NIC0DLh&B HD;S
octl9 Variety Store, 1922 Main street.
MISSES CLOAkS.ssA beautiful IssoFt-
lXl mont of Misses ClOaks, in cOlora very hand
SOM. t2cssol ILEIskELL sWEARINGEN.
THE ELASTIC HAT!
Something New in the Soft Hat line.
wv SgtHdt, Of the clartt color, tho leading color
oct2s ! HARPER.s.
Newest Paris Fashions!
IN a83
DRESS GOODS, FURS & CLOAKS q
CAN BE FOUND AT
oct2t GEO. Il. gTATLoR,S. 4,
.IDHE BEST, LARGEST q CHEAP.
IL EST assortment OF =
Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Brushes, ~ ss3S. y
Patent Medicines Shoulder Braces, TFusscs, s
Cigars from s cents to $50 piece,
Tobacco, Congress Water,
G..i7Es ~ q Wines Braudies, WhiRlSyy i p , q
l,.t iss Gin, for Medicinal use, j.
In fact all goods usually kept in first class Drug
Store can be found at the Odd Fellowss Hall C6rneT
Dug Store, Is RooK1NG,Agent. isseptl4
An ELECTION. - -. -
| RJAQE-GOSSIABLES IN THE RIRST, THIRD and
sixth Districts In Ohio County, will lalela 4t
the several eectton precincts in said m
y9Sancles existing therein, ON Tuesday, Nave7pkpS
pursuant to sWriti0f eldctioIf Issued by
Andrew Wppds, Esq. pEcitdfng ~ nc
| County Court of Ohio County. 49,
! ostla sAaPL IRWIN, shf 0sC
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

ST. JosEpH, Nov. 8.-The Pony Express.
with dates to and including October 2Tth,-
reached here this noon. Through some
error, the news was not Intercepted at
Fort Kearney.
,'TheiPouey Express, with ST. Louis dates
to the 18th, arrived at San Francisco on
the 25th. afss
Senator Baker, of Oregon, addressed
an immense audience in San Francisco,
last evening. He avowed his intention to
abide by the doctrine of non-intervention
with slavery in the Territories, not as a
principle, but as policy.
Two men were dreadfulIy lncerAted at
Cruso Valley, onfthe 25th, by premature
discharge of n cannon, while firing sn-
Lutte in honor of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana Republican victories. One of
thems named, Gaylord Camptou, will. pro-
badly lose both eyes. 81
Tie great New Almaden quick silver
mine case is still pending in the q, S, Cir
cult Court. The argument was opened
for the claimants by T.. C. Peachy, whose
speech occupied a weeks time. He was
followed by Edmund Randolph, for the
government, who spoke during the entire
session of another week. Hon. J. P. Ben
lamin, for the claimants, has been speak,
ing continuously for the past three days,
and has. just closed, Randolph having
commenced his reply. Reverdy johnson
speaks next for the claimants, when Ram
dolph will make the closing argument for
the government. As an intellcctual strug-
gle, this case has seldom IN equal.
The Directors of the San Francisco and
San Jose Railroad, have let out the con-
tract for completing the work within three
years, for S3,Ooo.OoO. The distance is
about as miles.
The 29thi of Novemberhas been appoint
ed by the Governor for general Thanks
giving.
Recent intelligence from Oregon says
that the account of the late massacre of
emigrants bythe Snake Indians, wns much
exaggerated. All but II of the train had
arrived at the settlements in safety, and
strong hopes were entertained Of the es-
capetof the IL that had been separated
from the main body. .,F 1A 7
FoRT KBAnSSEY, Nov. se-TEc western
Stage Co.'s coach, from Denver onMonday,
passed here, for Omaha, at 8 p NJ. yester-
day, with the mail and asfull load of pas
sengers and express matter. 1t brought
no news Of Importance from Peak OF
plains. ...=.....s se5,
Pony. Express going west, to-day passed
here at.1l a. NJ. being considerably ahead
of time. 49,.
%. %. o. SIP. p. Express. coach, with
mails, passengers and express matter, from
st. Joe, Wednesday, passed here at ll:45
A. ~, being several hours behind time,
causedsb by heaYysroads. "a q e Il
THERE'S a rnmors current here that the
Pony Express is to be discontinued lnez
tween, this place aud ST. Joe; makinglthis
its eastern terminus. sesi3ss 80 Ssfyffs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

ST. Louis, Nov. 9th.-The Legislature
of Arkansas organized, last Monday, by
electing Fletcher President of the Senate,
and Woods Bunch, Speaker of the House.