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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

RGE~ IMPORTANT TO HOUsRKEEPERs.-
Just received at the Centre Wheeling drug
store-B066HEs Concentrated Potash, for
making sonP, one pound will make six
gallons ornice white soap. BQJ6irs Soap
POmder 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 Rcstorative-this
beautiful and pleasant preparation for
universal toilet use, is naturally beautify-
ing in its effects, making the hair soft and
glossy in appearance, but in view of its
removing at once dandruf and itching,
and all cutaneous eruptious, as we'll as
restoring the gray and bald, we'll might Il
gifted statesman say, I hare admired its
aCOndcrtWl effects.
The poor as well as the rich, can have n
sure cure for Coughs, Colds and Cousump-
ton, in its primary stages, owing to the
chcapness OF Mrs. N. N. Gardeners Indian
Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound, n
medicine that has proved blessing to our
race. For sale by REED 8; KRAFT
Be sure you are right. and enquire for
Mrs. Gardmer;s Indinn Balsam of Liverwort
aud Hoarhound, if you are suffering from
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, or in
fact any long disease. 1t can be had Mt
REED & KRAFT's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

EYSTEALING a BARREL OF Flour
DETECTION OF BAD THrEF.-Yes,erday
moraiag Mr.. a. Rodgers, upon entering
hi; produce house, Main street, near
Qaincy, observed that !. barrel of -four
r4s missing. The house was locked and
there was no evidence of burglarious pro-
ceediugs, except that upon the pavement
marks we're noticed where the barrel had
been rolled away. Officer John Fender
vas notified and by dint of sharp look
out tracked the rolling barrel up Quincy
Street, as far as the house Of N. Denizot.
Key Maker, Machinist and Bell Hanger.
Atthis point the trail was lost and sus-
licion aroused that the barrel must have
entered this house. \ little closer inspec-
ton showed marks of the hoops and spilled
-four upon the door sill. The officer
walked into the house ard introduced the
subject of flour but Mr.. Denizot denied
having any of that article of food what
ever. The officer proceeded further into
the house and found concealed, barrel
OF -four which had never been opened.
Nj Denzot then said he had bought the
barrel of -four two months ago. Mr..
Rodgers WAS brought in aud identified the
-four as his own and Mr.. Denizot was
arrested, taken before Aid. Dulty, aud
committed to Jail for trial.
There is considerable Importance attach
Cd to this arrest. Denizot was known as
'asat hand at manufacturing keys of ali
descriptions and was doubtless prepared
at almost any tine to giau odmittauce into
any house in the city, and there is no esti-
@t'ng his facilities for approprlating the
s'oas OF other people. Besides that lie is
quiet tTenchmau, lived in an humble
Place and is the last man against whom
'aSPieon would have attached under ordi-
nary circumstances.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
BSS- CuAs. FoLLET, of Ohio. Breckin-

!
BS- CuAs. FoILET, of Ohio. a Breckin-
Pdge man, spoke at the Court House last
night. Mr.. Toilet is not a man of much
Vlm' and is perhaps little tedious, but he
give the reasons for the faith that was in
MIN in plain straight forward manner.
and was very well received. He seemed
t. have stiff bit on aud to exercise a sort
OF constrained discretion in his remarks.
he devoted himself to tue work of healing
the wound in the Democratic party, which
SO many Breckenridge physicians have
nursed and doctored at without success.
Mr. Toilet, in sustaining the position
which he assumed, cited Judge Gholson, ~
Republican Judge of Cincinnati, and the
Hon. Thomas Ewing, who has announced
himself as Lincoln man. These were
unfortunate citations, considering that the
speaker was eudeavoring to prove the Re-
publican party an Abolition party, and
even quoting Lloyd Garrison, who is not a
Republican, to sustain him in that popular
work of the Brock inridgers.
Mr.. Toilet uttered some very good senti-
nents about encouraging fr"terual feel
ing between the North and the South, and
about disabusing the public mind of its
prejudices, and so forth
The crowd called for Mr.. Russell at the
conclusion of Mr.. Follet's speech, and that
gentleman made short address, compli-
mentary to the first speaker, and in favor
of the constitutional rights" ~ under
stood and advocated by Breckenridge and
Lane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

OMAHA, Oct. 25.-A bold counterteiter,
representing himself as L. D. Spaulding,
passed upon Mcssrs. Burrows, Willard L
Co., bankers, of this city, on the goth
inst, SLIPS in counterfeit $40 bills, upon
the Bank of the Interior, Albany, n. V,
for which he received their drafts on Gill
man, Son 4 Co. for Sl,1O0 aud SIPS. 1t
is supposed he has gone East. Barrows,
Willard Co. have stopped payment of
the same. The couutcrfeits arc well exc
cuted and calculated to deceive the best
judges.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
FALL & WINTER. 1860.

ME SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED, ny
Il direct Importation. and from New York -
10 bales of Soft SEelled Almonds bales F;Iherts
oaiSs CreOmnuts, ibis English wnlnurs 10 cHsc3
Sardines in half and quarter boxes loo drums Fivs
cases Superior Prunes in glass Jars 10 casks French
CuTTants 70 boxes Raisins; Dried prunes German
and Furkish Dried Pears: Sicily Licorce bv tie h"~
only; lu0 boxes Smoked ITerrings 10 casks EnvIIsH
FickIes-Chow-Chow; PiCcAlillies. etc. together With
alrge quantity of Soyers Sultana Sauce and Relish
Lea Perkins Worcestershire Sauce in pint and LmIf
pint bottles; 81 doz. Quart Jars Picked (;herkims
o. Io5' Quart Jars BENndied Peaches iIermrticalIy
sealed Fruits: JallieE etc, Spices of all escriI
tions Columbus Starch; Corn Starch in 70 ma keocs
Tor pudding etc.; German Peas, whole and split;
Lintss, Caraway Seed, Canary Seed. French Mustard
ny the bottle or gallon, Extra qualities Of Black and
Green Teas; LiInburg, saP-Sago and Pine Apple
Cheese; superior article of Coguac Brandy ami
Whisky Pure Holland Gin aud lrge assortment Of
Pure Wines. Also, by direct importation. over
10000 sesnrs Of various brands and qualities Chew
ing Lo3acCo OF all kinds. among which are E. Good
win Bros celebrated Tin FoIi Tobacco and a "
:: Gail q AXIS do; all kinds OF Snuff and Smoking
TOOncco, etc., at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, topeth.
er with general assortment of Domestic Crocsries
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar.
G. W. REESSING, IS Market st.
septic Union copy.l Wheeling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

bsFTnE AGRICULTURAL SocIErY.-The
election of the stockholders of the North
Western Virginia Agricultural Society,
held yesterday, at the Court House, result
ed in the election of the following officers:
P,s,idtnt-Henry Crangle.
DiStc'ors-Robert Crangle, DR.. Campbell,
John F. Hopkins, Henry Moore, l. H. Will
li,ms, Jas. NJ. Alexander, Thos. Sweeney,
A.P Woods and Geo. W. Smith.
Ttsasurer-S. Wilkinson.
Cor. Secretary-J. F. Upiegraff.
Rs:srding !Secretary-W. +. Peterson, Jr
For MarshaIl-in-Chief there was q tie
Vote betwcen 1. NJ. Humphrey and Major
LoriRg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

tS1S HE RIvER.-Therc were about FIVE
re, water in the enamel of the Ohio yes
.SF'4y and falling. The Frolic was load
'Ds yesterday for the South and expected
~ gel on in day or two The Wheeling
'Ra Portsmouth packet, Fairy Queen, with
cargo of Pig-mctaI, on Sunday morning
vas sunk 10 the middle crossing in Buff
"s'on schnte. The water is over her lar
"'''u guard. She is owned by Capt. VIM.
"0'Fison and others. The Queen was six
''4E' Old and proved profitable invest
-'so' Tor all her owners. 1t will hardly
pay to raise her.
'ne hne new steamer Capitola, Captain
,ss'c l.. Thompson, will leave for New
~'sans on Saturday next. Mr.. G. w.
,10upson will go as clerk. The Capitola
new and substantial craft, of light
lA'' and good speed. and shippers and
,,<ssugeFs may rely upon her safety and
.,s''p'"eSs' AS the Capitola goes into
.'4usse field Of labor, we take this occa-
80 70 commend her officers as men wor-
- OF tue greatest confidence and patron
IT, - 'ney are thoroughly practical steam
@'nen' and all business entrusted to
INV, 1,l will be faithfully performed. Be-
,''ss that, they have boat that is unsur-
s s-,'s0 for the business in which she is
r''o' to engage, Success to the Capito-
,,1 The Big Sandy packet, Boston, on SAT-
way afternoon, at Greenupsburp, broke
, re. | head, cylinder head, and follower of
Tue s'ar0oord engine.
s. III, FFs.' Iron, Capt. W. w. Fenton,
'o aa from Memphis for Cincinnati with
~! 100 bales of cotton, struck a snap md
Tr as "a! Island No. /, on Monday. The
and ). Purchased by Captains Fent into ,eI XII
S9n, others, for Sl2, 900, and insured fo re
,joOo1 in the American, Central and Nor !oE
NJ Offices Offices of Cincinnati. - :, .
cin ~. Van; Chapman, we'll known c;n-
yo aTls' and St Louis pilot, and est;m 9%.
gss5 - man mai, died of consumption, on We'd.
Il Az, last, at the residence of Ills por.Dts
Pp's Grove, Meigs county, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

NORFOLK, Oct 25th.-Gov. Wise nd
dressed a crowd at Breckenridge barbn-
cue in Princess Anne, to-day. He made a
speech of three and half, advocating the
unity of the south in the present crisis
There was tremendous enthusiasm and
great cheering. He offered resolutions adj
vocating the formation of minute men
throughout the adjoining counties, and
called all parties to join. The resolutions
unanimously adopted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The Richmond
Wing, considered the leading Union Jour-
nal of the South, contains au editorial cx-
citing considerable interest here 1t says
the Louisville Democrat truly remarks that
intelligence from South Carolina and
Georgia is of most alarming character.
The Breckenridge party there are putting
on cockades. The meaning of this is open,
bold and resolute disuuiou. Our cx-
changes,tell US also of meetings of mrs-
teriOus.::o rder of X. G. C.'s, in Mississippi
which seems to be mastering its forces.
An avalanche may be found upon us be-
fore we know it.
The movement is without excuse, and
cannot ne palliated. There has been no
act to justify it in the slightest degree
Let the Union men take counsel If the
party is to succeed in Virginia, our whole
border will be on fire in less than three
months. If men will resist the law, they
ut least should wait some excuse For this
there is none.
The article concludes as follows:
Next will follow civil war, bloodshed,
property destroyed, the sacking of cities,
murder, rapinc, pestilcnce and famine will
stalk in the rear to complete the destruc-
ton. We say put your house in order,
and be prepared for the event Be watch
ful-vigilOnt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

ArcHrsoN, Oct 25.-Seventeen thousand
pounds of -four, corn meal and potatoes
arrived to day from Illinois, and several
teams from the destitute portions ofsouthern
Kansas, which were in waiting, were loaded
and started for their destination. There
has previously arrived and been distribu-
ted from this point 500 bushels of corn,
potatoes. &c, most of which was sent to
the Neashoe country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

9~ClRcU1r CoURr-This Court trans
acted no business yesterday. The case of
David Armstrong, charged with assaulting
IA son of DR.. Crocraft, Triadelphia, was
to have been tried yesterday, but Mr..
Armstrong was kicked by horse, on
Wednesday, and SO badly injured as not
to be able to appear.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

8~FnEsn oYsTERs.-J. H. Singleton &
Co., in the old post Office building, corner
of Market and Quincy Street, have always
on hand choice fresh oysters which they
will sell by the can, half can or cnse.-
These oysters arc of the very best. and the
public may depend upon them being the
very best going.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

nrLIBERALIrv OF THE BREoK1NRrDGE
PAsrr.-A prominent breckenridge was
racing the streets, yesterday, gathering up
quarters from Bell Everettts and Lincoln
men, to foot the bill for the music dis
coursed on the evening of Roger A. Pry-
or,s 6rc-eating speech.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

SCRANTON. Pa, Oct 25.-A car, contain
ing twelve miners employed in the Penn
sylvnnia Coal Company's works at Port
Griffith, while going down slope of
1900 feet, to-day. was precipitatcd to the
bottom when half way down by the
breaking of the rope. Eight of the men
were instantly killed, and two others re-
ceived serious injury, and are not expected
to live,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
Virginia Must $50 Tor Ben !
Republican Tickets.

We shall commence this week, printing
.,- electoral Republican tickets for all
.,,. Of the State. and by the first of next
r they will be ready for mailing to all
n. counties where they may be wanted
vice Nv the hundred, Scots. Price, by
~. thousand, $3.50. Send in your orders
-, nnce
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
8g 0elegraph.
Reported Tor the Daily Intelligeneer

ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 25.-Thrce days later
dates from California arrived this morning
BY the Pony Express. News meagre.
The Douglas papers of Oregon are very
bitter in denouncing the coalition by
which a Republican Senator was elected.
The President of the Senate douglas
pemocroi) has been burnt in etigy in the
county lie represents, By the Douglas
Democrats. This course is probably re-
sorted to to counterfeit the effect Of the
charges that the Republicans and Douglas
Democrats IRE working for common OBJ
ject.
The political canvass engrosses univer-
sal attention. The anxiety 10 hear returns
from Pennsylvania, Ohio md Indiana is
becoming intense and even many Republic
cans are fearful that Pennsylvania will go
democratic. If the October elections in
Pennsylvania and other Northern States
go republican there will lie an immense
gain to that party here before November.
Gov. Downcy, who has been stumping
the State for Douglas, expresses the opin-
ion in private that California will go for
Douglas by large minority and the Breck-
inridge ticket will run behind the Repub-
lican.
1t is believed the Bell and Everett men
wilimostly vote for Douglas. Senator Gwin
and Gen. j. n. McDougal have been making
speeches violently abusive of each other,
each accusing the other of dishonesty
representing Califarnia ut Washington
1t is rumored that a correspondence, of II
hostile nature is now proceeding between
them; but there is probably little danger
of n duel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

eg-THE total earnings of the Central
OHIO railrOrd for September is $751; 80,
wing 1918 SO less than August. The
freight earnings showed an increase of
si957 81; while the passenger receipts
fL of s6,936 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

CAEANDArGuA, Oct. 25.-M. Kechnie's
brewery was destroyed by fire last night,
with large quantity of grain The loss
is $4,000 and the insurance $780, 900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

ruE REPUBLICAN MEETING
,,ertised for the Court House will come
IL Saturday evening, the 9th inst, at Z
,,o,E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
10000 Dollars Worth OF Fancy and
Domestic DRY Goods


I GsT RECEIVED ALL OF WHICH WILL BE
~ sold at greatly reduced prices, foruCAsh Also,
large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, icl will
sell at or below cost! All persons bnSing SOUia for
SiAh arc respectfully invited to give early cn
aS have concluded 10 sell I'LL hns gO0s NJ brown
MerinO o. Silk Dress can save from to 6 dollars
on one dress by calling at the New York store,
No. 81 aud 80 Main street, Centre Wheeling. will
here enUmerate few articles TO wit:
DRESS SELKS3
Good Black Silk, vida width. ut Use per yard.
Drocade do at$itos"
4: Meriuos, all colors from 26 to T6c :.
AlpOcas, Lustrs, Is to sc /"
+" DelAiuCs, 10 to 2Sc "
500 Showls, OF aIl kinds, Jgc to 5000,
700 pS. Calico and Chintzes, good quslty at 64Sc,
600 pa. Muslin, good quality. yard wide, at SIC,
MILLINERY G0ODS.-Flowrrs, Rnchrs, plumes,
Ribbons, BonnetS Hats, lonurt Silks &C., at nearly
your own prices. so ps. of Sainets and CassimSrrs,
quality at Is to 2Sc 200 OF every kind. style and
color Of Pannels good quality, 25c, all wcol
so Prs. Bed Blankets, very cheap.
DRESS TRIMMlEGS.-A very large assortment
of all kinds Of Cloak and DreAs Trimmings, very
cheap and desirable Also, Fancy Head Dresses,
n%ins for the adoenment Of the Head. Plain Dress
Goods, in large quantities, and AT exceedingly low
prices.
Also, fine and desirable stock Of Boots and Shoes
will be sold at COST, and THOUSANDS of ether articles
usually kept In Dry Goods Root and Shoe House.
call a soon as possible at the New Fork Store, one
sQuare below the Creek Bridge Centre NyhtNllng.
the right hand side going down, and much Vbllge
Yours truly, JQHNLRQENER.
Our motto Is, cell will, sell We must, NO Differ
ence at what prices, for cash oSt5