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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-05
~ Uelearaph.
Election Returns.

NEw YoRk, November 4-Tweuty eight
counties in this State give Depeu (Union)
for Secretary Of State, 23.7OU msjority,
and thirteen counties give 29, 45O maj. for
st. John (Dem.) Union majority In Al
counties 24,25O, with II counties 10 bear
from.
The vote in this city ia as follows: sec'y
Of State, St. John, Dem, 42,I72i Depeu,
Union, %, 100.
The Herald states TINT Colonel Wood,
Union, is elected Mayor of Brooklyn by
1000 majority.
NEw foRK. NOON, November 4.-TWenty.
eight counties give Depeu, Union, SO, 700;
ST. John, Dem 29.45O. In Brooklyn
Woods, Union, majority is 1886.
BUFFALO, November 4.-Fargo, DEM, is
elected. Large Union gains in city and
county.
LATEsr-NEw YoRK, November Are.
turns from the city indicate the election
of Bosworth, Union, over McCuun, DEM,
for Justice OF the Supreme Court. The
vote is: Bosworih 81 ,2s9; McCunn 30,s24.
Five districts to hear from.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-The election
lie proceeding quietly. There will be a
light vote.
NEWARK, n. j., November 4.-The Dem
ocrats carried the State. Majority less
the same.
BosToN, November 4.-Returns from 200
towns give Andrews 32,SO9 minority
Twelve Democrats are elected to the Legis-
lAture. The Senate and all the State Off
GERS are Republican.
ST. LOUIS, November A dispatch
from Springfield, ILL.,, gives the following
results OF the county elections in that
majority; Decatur 20 !; Jackson 400; Bloom
liet 25l. These majorities show large
Union gains, which will doubtless obtain
throughout the State.
ST. Louis, November 4.-Returus from
the interior Of the State come in very
slowly. The prO-slavery towns along
north Missouri and the Missouri riv-
er, between Jefferson City and Kansas
City, as far as heard, give conservative
majorities. Green county, radical major
ity 200. The soldiers vote will swell it to
500. Laclede county, far as heard, radical
majority about 200. The soldiers Of this
county are unanimously radical.
Large radical gains over Boyd's vote for
Congress lasr year are reported through
out the southwest.
Warren county, conservative majority
IL; Buchanan county, conservative major
ity 200, Franklin county, radical 600
Returns insufficient yet to base any
opinion upon as to how the State has
gone.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Ouly about
10, 600 votes are cast in this city, of which
Goldsboro gets all but 200. The whole
regular ticket is elected.
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pajlr sntrlltgrnter.
thursday Morning Nov. 5. 1868


~ lxrsErANr RAiLsoAp PRcJEcr.-A
-. tA, been started III Cincinnati for
.,-..-.,,i,u Of a railroad from Cincinnati
S.,sseuviIle. to connect With the Pitts
-,s sad Steubeuville railroad at that
:, and surveyors are now engaged in
,,.p. ,ar the route tor the new line. The
,..:sn.u Cg,se,ereili. alludinS to the en-
..---iss. says "The line Contemplated
..-.ses through several OF the river couu-
:.. =, ptkelon. and thence GA nearly au
- lac 10 S:eubenville. The distance, it
=. canned, by this rosie and the Panhandle
--a: TO Pittsburgh, is Two hundred and
slty tw5 mics The project derives i'm
.za,e tom the connection OF the com
-,. With ;Ae coal trade, and the future
,-ggr OF coal tor the cisy. This is a most
= ,Aai eutetprise, aud ii carried into
-. will suil further euhAuce the i'm
lance OF the Panhandle road, which,
outstanding the difficulties with which
49, had TO eouteui. seems likely at least
realize the anIicipatious of its projec
5ss With the new line built, or even
the Steubenviile line, promises, for
Is length, to be one of the most produce
I'VE and valuable in the country"
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TRIRUTE orr REsPECr.

Al meeting Ofths singing society ASennerchOr,
held on Monday, the II instant, the following pre-
ample aud resolutions were reported by the COM
rliEtee previously appointed for the purpose, and
unanimously adopted:
WHIREAs, 1t has Pleased Almighty God, in His all
wise PrpViden e, to remove from among Us, on the
the Goth day Of October, our highly respected and
efficient meRher Prof z. A. DIETRICH, Of Pleasant
ui!I Seminary; be it therefore
RsgOir,d That heard with much sorrow and
regret the death Of Prof DIETRICH the founder of
the MasnneIchor. and siuee the existence Of the
society . worthy, kind and useful member.
ReToirr4. That In the death OF Prof Dietrich, the
community has lost - most valuable and charitable
eErn, who has eudeAred himself large circle OF
Irisud- by kindness OF his heart and his
exsliei moral 1 i social worth.
Rstolr.d. That py Of these resolutions be sent
TO the widow Of the deceased with the assurance
our heartfelt sympathy In her sad bereavement
RssOired, That Iht Sc resolutions be published in
i'll. sTRoEHLEIS,I
CARL MANN. SCOmmittes.
LOUIS STIPEL,
Wheeling, November I'd, 1868.
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M-SALE vP rHE CoxTIscArEp Proper

nSSALE VI rHE CoSTIscArED Proper
rY OF JonN KxorE.-In pursuance OF the
decree and order of the District Court the
household goods of John Knote, or Por-
ton OF the same. we're yesterday disposed
OF at auction. There were iunumerable
little traps put up for bids.
Judging from the sales made yesterday
the proceeds will hardly pay the expenses
Of the sale. Among the articles on exhibit
ton were pair of Mr.. KnOte's slippers, (Of
which he no doubt now stands in ueed
down in Di1ie.) and an almanac for the
wear 1856.
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REEFI BEEFIl
orrrcr ourEr Q. s Drr,t; Or was, Va ~.

Octobsr 24th, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received from nrSt
haHds citizens loyal to the Eovsrl@snt Of 1ss
only. for furnlGhiDG al tue
FRESH BEEF
that may be required Tor use Of the troops Of the
Upted States serving Ia the First Division Depart
ment Of West Virginia, and now stationed Rt Mar
tinsburg and HArpsr'S Ferry, Va, lAgerstoWn, Nd,
and on line Of Baltimore aud ohio Railroad, east
Frederick City, Nd, as follows, viz:
For 5 [dVel mouths or such le.s time aS the Com
missary General may direct and subject to bis APP
prevail, commencing on the 10Th twentieth day "
November. 1868, and ending the 2oth ItwSntisthl
Said BFsfto be Of Steers mot Bulls Stays, Hsifcrs
Cows, four years old aud over, to weigh net each
at least 500 1--we hundred pouudS,
The Beef 10 b. AOuud and wholesome, CEith necks,
sharks and kidney tAllow Sxclud,d.Iln equal pro-
quantities (usu ally three times per week. may
be dssiEuAIed by the Chief COmmIssary OF the
Division.
ThVCOntTAcIOT will be required to keep au agent,
with u sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within SUI plying distance OF the troops.
A bond Ia the penalty OF 20 600 twenty thOusand)
dollars will DO required, with two good sureties,
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
must by the Official certificate OfIhr Clerk
oF he pr.rn.t Court Of Record or Of the limited
States District Attorney.
Proposals from firnI must specify the names aud
residences Of all perOns composing IT, aud each pro-
pOSAI must be accompanied by the oath Ofalleg NICE
OF the party PARTIES; also by certificate OF the
responsibility above referred to- also BY written
guarantee signed by the party or parties making
Tue bid the whole making four ~ separate papers,
for which forms will be furnished application by
mail. telegraph, or In person, all Of which should
be developed, scaled, and endorsed proposals for
Fresh Beet" and directed to the undersigned ut
ClArksburg, v est Va.
Payments TO be Rde In Treasury Notes or sueh
other Government Funds may be On hand; fnOne
on hand to be made soon as received.
The bid, OLthof allegiance certificate OF response
bslity, anu guarantee, must III be in duplicate.
All bids not complying strictly with this AdTer-
WA. H. HOsACR,
Capt. and g. 8. Vols,
4 Il \ liant Of Wet
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of all thOss painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution s subject 1t moderAtes all
excess and removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may 10 relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
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bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bOttls, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent eOuntsreits
CAUTION.
TIL ~ Pills should not b. taken by females during
the FIRST THRER MONTHS Of Pregnancy, As they
are sure to bring on MiseirrAge, but at any other
time they arc SAT-.
Iu all cases Of bsTVOuS and Spinal Affections Pains
In the Back aud Limbs, AtIgue on slight exertiOn,
Palpltation Of tbs Heart Mysteries and Whites,
these pills viii eject a1re when all other means
have failed: aud although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron. ealomd anthony, or anything
hurtfuI to the eoRliLntIda.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should IL eAr1fully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and CanadAs,
JOB N0SIs, 81 CortlAndt st., MY.
N.B.-$I.OO andsix postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
my Pills by retun mall.
For sale by ,LAUGHLINs BUsuFIELD,
jy2S GndT. H. LOGAN 4 co.
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NOTICE.
AUDIroR's OFFICE,
Wheeling, October 81, 1868.

ACDIToR's OFFICE,
Wheeling, October 81, 1868.
C,HHRIPFS Coll, ctOIs, and all other persons
> owing money to the State Of Virginia within
the couutls, Of the State Of West YIrE nl prior to
the 10Th day Of June 1853, wilt take notice that the
Sd Section Of the Act Of th- General Assembly u
yIrRnA passed February Sd, 1858, reads follows:
ait shall be the duty Of all sherihs or Collectors
II the P.blie Revenue, also all Presidents other
officers u RAiIrolA, ESpieEs, Bridge, or Internal
Ia ProyeTeat Companies, Presidents and other Off.
GERS OF Banks Savings Banks, Insurance. Companies.
Clerks Of Coarts, No aries Public, the Secretary OF
the Con- 1OnWeA!th, aud indi1 iduAlS, owing hAV-
Ing mOaSyiS their hAudB duo the State or the Board
OF Public Works Ut the President aud Directors Of
the Board Of the Literary FuEd, in OF the eOun
ties AtDrs AID, pay the same into the Treasury Of
ne state of West Virginia when the same shall be-
coms one u the United states"
Part ofthe bnOks aud Papers Ofthe IAte Auditors
olics having been returned, the Auditor Is now
ready settle With all persons owing oney to the
State Wet Yirgini4 by virtue Of the Act Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia passed February Sd,
1853 The AudIt-r resp =ctuy re guests all persons
indebted to settle the speedily possible.
SAMUEL GRANR.
MoT2-Iwdkw Auditor Of WeIt Va.
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swATTExPTED AssAssrSATIoS Is U.s.
:s:owx.-An attempt was made GU Sat
.-:,y night to take the life of Mr.. Daniel
ll.s Of UniontoEn, Pa. 1t appears that
u. Kane was about to enter his house,
-: a.d Just inserted the key for the pur-
:a-e Il opening the door, when some IN
z-aEa individual fred pistol at him, the
"a. striking him on the upper part of the
.sI eg,tfng through the end of the
----. Immediate steps we're taken to find
20 4-:assiu, bu. all attempts were fruit
-=s This j. the second attempt within
,..-: line upon the life of Mr.. Kane, the
;sta-: Of which came quite as near prov
- ..'4l as this, the ball going through
-ss=- NJ Kane was the representative of
!s5=::e county, in the last Legislature,
All . one of the most widely known citi
.-a' q 'ne county. What the reasons are
Or -aca cowardly assaults upon him can
-: D. OWNED.
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Election Riot in New York.

NEw YoEk, November "A severe mob
fight occurred yesterday at the MHubat-
tanville polls in the 18th Ward, in cOnse-
9uence Of tue arrest Of a rowdy who as
saulted a peaceablc citizen. Several Po-
Iicemeu were injured but they finally sue
ceeded in quellipg the riot and arrcsting
many OF the rinRieaders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-05

RB-E-cAPE OF PRIsoNER.-we UNDER
stand that Daniel Root, the cOutecriouer of
this city, who WAS arrested on Tuesday
morning by officers Scott and Train of
Piusburg, upon charge of perjury alleg-
ed to have been committed in that city
some time ago, escaped from the stiicers
who had him in charge, a, Deep Run Sta
ton above this city. lie took to the woods
and has not been seen since
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-05

s1A WIDE DrHYEREscE OF OPINION
a. a,.i 70 prohibit unlawful combinations
Es.sa passed the House of Delegates the
:;aeF iay Oy unanimous vote, was yes
;.;3s!y unanimously rejected by the Senate.
: lie House there was not a single vote
'sa.as; the bill and In the Senate there
SO -; single vote for it. The bill was
- Fa-i to prevent strikes for higher wHg-
= Ati Is passage would have broken up
as1g -ssociations now in existence 10 this
Tie bill was denounced by Senator's
-is sassi odious thing, and when the vote
''' announced the President compliment
'-i tie Senate upon its good judgment.
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s8-TuE POLYoRANA OF THE WAR is
still drawing good houses al Washington
Hall. The war is something in which
nearly every body has living interest, and
nothing is therefore so apt to attract the
crowds which nightly thrOpg the Hail.
The exhibition will continue during the
entire week.
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This 1. the mOst delightful aud extraordinary ar
tiels ever dIseoIsrod. It changes the sun burnt
face aud hands taa psarly satin texture Of raVIhIng
beauty, impArtiHe the marble purity OF youth. and
the diTttngEs appearance 50 inviting in the city
belle Of fashion, 1t removes tan, freekles, PimPles
aud roughness f'm the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, Transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma.
terial injurious p the skin. ParOuiIed by Actresses
aud Ope . slsFcrs It Is What every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.
DEMAs 8. BARNES q co.
General Agents,
sepl DIN 2o2 BROADWAY, N. Y
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ta'" TEsTLEDAY an idiot boy about
''sl's Jeara Of age attracted considerable
a'i'ee 81 his singular pranks about the
''aias He stripped himself and plunged
.h'' tie river much to the alarm of per-
''H' ''aading by, who supposed he insen-
-'a:s! 70 drown himself. He padded
''s.' 10 the water until he must have been
ss..ed to the marrow in his bones. The
d" spPsars to be stranger. 1t would be
Z EFea. kindness and a charity TO make
''ne provision for his comfort.
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CAIRO, November An official report
states that 5000 rebel cavalry made raid
on Layield KY, Monday, robbed all the
stores. tore up the railroad aud destroyed
the rolling stock. II is also reported that
a number of citizens were taken PrIsOHersr
among them Congressman Anderson.
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:aJ-A DEAp BopY FouND-SusPIcIoS oil

saJ-A DEAD BODY FoUND-SUsPIcIoN OF
:srL PLAY.-we learn from Mr.. Ephriam
srs, member of the House from Doddrijge
.5aniy, who has just returned from his
:srne. thA; the dead body OF man was
,,.al IN the WOODS about three miles from
West Union, on the Northwestern road a
~ lays sgo. The body appeared to have
-sra ly!ag 10 the woods for about week.
u. body vas identified as that of man
no 1Ad been arrested about week before
:. wss; Caiou charged with being a rebel
..r lie Vas detained few days but there
.-,as 10 positive evidence against him he
-.sre.eased. II is charged that the man
-. asst seeu alive in company with two
..s-- named Gilmore aud Williams. A
.-;gaess Inquest was heid and the result of
20. 5aIing was the aErest of the soldiers,
80 are SAID to have followed the man and
.-.i a!m. The loyal men OF the county
;=,etA..y believe the soldiers. who are well
z--zu n she community, to be innocent
AZ tas.ei0se made serious objection to the
.--s:,. The military authorities finally
.:g1 he matter in charge and will give it
.;-s-grsa investigation.
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To EDWARD N. NORTON. United
states NJ arshaI for the Western Dis
frIcf nI NlrRlmlRi

THE RaI Term of the District Court Of the United
i States for the Western District Of Virginia, at
Charleston having been prevented from holding Its
re guIar term the tins appointed by Law, you are
hereby authorized, by publishing this warrant, to
notify all per iueTestsd in the business of that
Court, hat y special term will be held at Charleston
commencing it, session on the tenth (1oth) day OF
November 1888 for the transaction Of all business,
unfinished ~ otherwise that could be transacted Ut
regular term OF tho same and for this purpose you
are hereby required to summon . Grand Jury to be
In attendance upon the Court At that time and
place.
Given under my hand, As Judge Of the District
Court the United SaIeE for tho Western DiBrct Of
Virginia, this goth day OF October, 1861.
oct3S ID JOHN }. JACKSON, Jr.
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II ~ W.
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New York Money Market.

Nav YoEK. November G.-MORey-LesSs stringent,
but firm at p cent.
sterIing-Quiet at 16O1<9l6I for nrst class bills
GoId-HItbOut decided change; opening At 30,
advancing to 461z and closing At +63F.
Government st1cks-DulE U. 8. 6'S 1881 coupons
1O9I<, q sos 1919.
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EH TIE R:vER was rising yesterday with
.7=- :5.r feet wafer 10 the channel The
?,Fkss:Oargh packet, Eagle, arrived yes
:--3Ay aoEaiug from PaEkersburgh, where
- Las been lying for several weeks.
I-= Pittsburgh Dipateh, of yesterday,
-.
lie river WAS stationary at this point
-: sveaing, with three feet eleven inches
re channel, by the metal marks. The
SIC use was from the Allegheny. Consid
--.s.z -Aiu fell on Monday night, but to
sat extent It will improve the naviga-
e Z: Inc Ohio We are unable TO say
>,=s OF our steaaboa: friends think it
=. make il come up at least two feet
-.-=
Captains J. H. Maratta aud J. H. Dunlap
ave Concluded the purchase of the steam
=. Captain John Brickeil and Kenton.-
=. 'orrnes for S22.OOO aad the later for
81 go The Erirkei. j. a new boat, is
;.-,,autially built, aud is OF light draught.
Ice Henton is about two years old, and Is
- excellent low water craft. Both boats
z:- =: Cincinnati. and Caps. Maratta and
J-..ap Will leave here this evening Tor the
--'pose OF taking charge of them. The
-s= o~uers cannot fail to make them Il
Erss-aoi= investment, and We expect TO
=--52'h boats and our wharf soon should
20 stage OF water permit
The Allegheny Belle, Captain John K.
5s9:l, vii! Leave this evening at 5 o'clock
~ Cincinnati.
Capt. Booth has contracted for twelve
age. oue of which came up to the land
= yesterday which are to be used IN
,7=tas freight from Cincinnati 80 ParkeFs-
-.-sa aud Wheeling. 1t is M enterprise
- zhich Capt. K. deserves credit.
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Queen.
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PIrrsBuRe, NOON, November 4.-Rtysr
four feet scant by pier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-05
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