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john Hale Nisrepresantesa.

Judge Newton and others, in order TO cover up
their own bad position are falsely claiming that
Mr.. Hale so much desires the election of Gen,
Scott over Gen. Pierce, that in speech and act, he
shapes his course and directs his influence in that
direction Could we be satisfied taat MIR. Hale
is capable of such double dealing hypocrisy. we
would abandon him at once. But this is not
Mr.. Hale himself has given the lie to these SLAM
ders before they were uttered.
Mr.. Hule delivered a speech in Worcester,
MASSACHUSETTS, the 9Th day of July last In
that speech he spoke as follows:
"My friends, the appeal is made you, now, as
of yore that you will be true to your convictions,
that you will stand up in this crisis, and demon
strate to the country that there some men,
though perhaps your numbers may be few, who
can neither be coaxed nor driven from their alleg
and fidelity to the honest convictions of their
hearts and understandings, (Cheers, aud voice,
I'VE will DO it.') Well, if you will do Tiny
word for tiff the Free Soil men of Massachu-
sets, and of New England, and throughout the
United States, will stand firm and united one
man, if they will stand as the friends of liberty
have stcol in times past, ready to rush in where
the blows fall thickest and hardest, my word for it,
the victory will be won. (Cheers.)
So far as that is concerned, it is NO MATTER
WHO SUCCEEDS IN THE PRESENT
! CAMPAIGN.
The party that does succeed VII know it is be-
cause the weight of your opposition has not fallen
so heavily upoa them, upon their opponents.
Ge Ltemen, you will show to the South, in
in the coming contest, Tint there men in our
land, who will stand up for the right let who will
be false; who will be brave, le. who will be cow
ards and who will be faithful to God, let who
will be treacherous TO conscience. Though your
numbers may be few, they will possess moral
force, before which the spirit of the hosts Of the
most powerful party that be rallied will quail
and tremble. You will demonstrate to them q
lesson in geography that they have never learned
from books, that there is a North. daughter
You will demonstrate to them that though the
man you send to the Conventions may subjec,
them selves to the dominion CT the caucus room
y7u are not thereby bee me subject to ihem-thai
when rupt politicians bow down, they only bend
their knees hut the stiff and sturdy mer
from your workshops and farms, who send them
to Conventions, send them TO do any thing else
than to bow the knee to anybody; and when you
have taught them that lesson. then. ana not til
them you will have secured their respect
(Cheers.)"
With such speech record, it must require
good deal Of assurance TO claim that MIR. Hale
is pre-eminently giving his influence to Gen
Scott, in preference to Gen. Pierce. His posi-
ton is plain and unmstakable-tha of indiffer
ence between the two. Our duty is to be dom
mo matter who succeeds that is John ? Hale
position.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID NUMBER.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA

ZINE.
Contents of the October Number-Memoirs of the Holy
Land-The Dead Sea- BY Jacob Abbott.
The Palaces of France. By John S. c. Abbott
Napoleon Bonaparte. By John s. c. Abbott.
Who Murdered Downie !
Fragments from Young Wife's Diary.
A Soldiers first Battle-Ihe Capture of Reloubt.
Memory and its Caprices.
Bleak House. BY Charles Dickens. Chapter Xxx A
New Lodger-XXI. The Smallweed FaInly.-XXIL
Mr.. Bucket.
Monsters of Faith.
Life and Death of Paganni.
Number Nineteen in Street
Gossip about Great Men,
My Novel or, Varieties of English Life By Sir Edward
Bulwer Lytton. fContismea,
A Short Chapter on Rats.
Dark Chapter from the Diary of Law Clerk
Monthly Record of Current Events
Editors Table.
Editors Easy Chair,
Literary Notices,
Co1nicalities, Original and Selected.
Fashions for October Illustrations, Walking aud
Home Toilet-Gi4l's Toilet-Cap.
One Hundred thousand Copies printed of ffaS
per's New Monthly Magazine; and than FffteeR
Hundred Dollars raid to American Editors Authors
and Artists, for labor bestowed Ion .ne prepared Of
single nume- II. 4-gazne probably read BY great
ef lumber of persons than any other periodical published
in part of the void and more money .expended up
it for Original Articles and Pictorial Embellishments
than upon other Magazine published in the United
States.
saia at HALLS BOOK STORE.
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Cisleral Pumps,

EUST received at the new Hardware store.
aD The Nos 2. 3 and revolving spout. cas-,
Iron Cs,ern Pumpls, which will be sold a,
less rates than have ever been heretofore offer
ed in this county. These Pumps will draw
water as well horizontally as perpendlcularly,
and are so constructed that they may be
taken apart and access gained TO all the valves
without luking up The pipes or even detaching
The platform 10 which the pump is fastened
Please Gull and examine.
E. T. RICHARDSON.
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County Ticket.

Commissioner,
WILLIS STRICKLAND.
Auditor,
ORLO w. STRONG.
Sheriff.
SYLVESTER TAYLOR, Jr.
Coroner,
SAMUEL HASTINGS.
Recorder.
THOMAS w. BROWNING.
Director of County Infrmary.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS.
For .4sspssors.
lst DIST. FERRIS COUCH,
2d . HIRAM STACY.
81 /" JOSEPH. C. BRAINERD,
4th o. z. HANNUM.
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Ticket.

We have no, snii much about the candidates
upon our ticket, nor need we. They are men
well known, tfse and tried, erjYing, and de-
serving the confidence of the people.
DIR. EARLisa gentleman of ability, and as
the needle to the pole, SO Is he true aud unswerv-
ing in tse Free Democratic Faith. No tue
free so:ler. who wishes t. be wor;hily and reli-
ably represented in Congress, and 10 nuke lis
mark. in The right place by his vote, will r. ffain
from voting for DR.. Earl.
Wallis STRICKLAND our candidate for Com
missioner is one of our best and truest men,
ORLo w. STRONG, our candidate for Auditor. is
worthy and well quslified-one of the promis,
ing. true and deserving young men ofour coun-
Iy. SYLVESTER TAYLOR, j., our cand:dae fo'
Sheriff, has exrerieuce, is capable. toaest and
trusty. Doct. HASTINGS, our candiate f.r Coro-
ner is one of our best citizens. worthy OF all con-
fidence and honor. THOMAS w. BRowNlSG, oul
candidate for Recorder, ought to be elee ed-he is
gentlemn Of the highest character, the pu-esi
motives, and well fitted TO discharge the duties o.
the Office FREDERlcK WILLIAMS, our candidate
Tor Director 9l Couhy 1hhthidly' !" Poii' VA nv"
ten, character and Integrity, is just the man fol
the office Messrs. Ferris Couch, Hiram 5 acy
Joseph C. Brainerd. o. E. Hannum, candidate:
for Assessors. are men of intelligence, judgment
and worth, well qualified for any position within
the gift ofthe County.
Sach then is our ticket regularly and honora
bly, in the field. and men of true purpose. we
! E the Free Democracy should give it our cordi
al and steadf.st support.
PRIScIPLE is our motto, and by this sign are WI
destined to conquer.
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The meeting at the Agricultural Grounds on
Tuesday last numbered some three or four thous-
and Mr. Hale spoke with great power and effect
and was listened 70 with intense interest. The
noble esentiments,u,teredb by this greatand good man
struck an answering cord in many patriotic breast.
The fires burn brightly, the spirit OF the people IS
aroused; the cause of freedom in old Portage IS
onward.
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n The Wings ofihis County have put in nom

E The Wings fihis County have put in nom
inatiou the fol owing ticket;
For Commissioner, E :aslnus Needham, of BriInfeld
For Auditor, Henry C. Hawkins, of Rayenna
For Sheriff, Ghorge w. Atwood, of Freedom.
For Coroner, of Alsah o. Day, of Edinburgh.
For Recoder John N. Skinner, of Ravenna.
For Director of County Infrmary, William Nelson of
Shalersville
For Assessors District No 1-Deerfied PALMYRA Paris,
Wndham Nelson. Ephraim L. Williams, of Windham.
District, No 2-Atwater EdinburGh Charestown, Free
dem and Hiram John Mason, of Hiram.
District, No. '3-Randolph, Rootstown Ravenna, sha-
lersvlle and Aactua Isst. II. Ca+ln, OF Roetstown.
District, No. 4Sufield, Brmfeled, Franklin Streets
boro and Aurora frederick B. Cannon, of Aurora.
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Board OF Public Works.
GEORGE w. ELLIS. of Mon,gome
FOR SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
LEICESTER KING-Trumbull County.
SAMUEL LLEWIS-Hamiton
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
l. Albert Lewis, Hamilton,
2. Amos Moore. :"
3. --Grffio, Butler,
4. -BrandrifF. Miami.
5, DIR, John Paul, Defiance,
6. --McKaiLe e. Adams,
I. DIR. J. Martin. Greene.
8. Dr. Obid Hor. Champaign,
9. joseph jackson. Seneca,
10. Fullerton, Ross.
IL. J. A. Bingham. Vlntn,
II. Edwin Wright, Licking,
49, Allen Mcneil, Morrow,
IA. Phi'nnder Bliss. Hardin.
l5. NJ. Collier. Tuscarawns.
16. A. a. Gentry. Muskingum,
IT. --Seeie, Monroe,
Is. S. II, Thompson, Summit.
10. Jno. P Converse. Geaugn.
20. r. w. Taylor, Mahon,ng,
2l. Thomas George. Jefferson.
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number. The appearance of all before the
audience was modest and unassumiag, though
prompt energetic, and confident Business was
brought forward, calmly deliberated upon, and
disposed of with unanimity, and in spirit becom
ing true women, and which would add nm un-
known dignity, and consequent influence, TO the
Transactions of public assemblies Of the lords y
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The celebrated Violiui>t sole Bull" has re-
Gently purchased 10000 acres OF land in Pot
ter county, Pennsylvania, for q colony of Nor.
wegians, some of whom have already arrived
in this country
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u The Ohio State Journal gave notice OF
Mr. Hale's Intention TO spe k in Columbus, and
ed % not Gas Tor a former Free Soil notice. charge
Tor 1t NJ, an advertisement. Liberul! The
e1Doe-star," Ptesents his congratulations 10
o"arfeyo'e,> on this cheering indication of
progressiue tendency.
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Rarnum hns written letter t, the Musical
times,-ia which he says his '-profts from the
Jenny Lind foet~exceeded 100000 as report
ed" He is soon to publish work on the sub.
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" IT G q

Temperance Glee Books; Songs for the times.
and great variety of sheet-music, embracing new
and popular pieces, Just received aud for saie at
HALLS BOOK STORE,
Rayenna, Aug. "a, 1859.
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GS The Webster presses or-aasssncbuse,,s
are flying The following ticket:
For President, Daniel Wsbster; for Vice
President, Charles J. Jenkins.
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w The Wings of this District have nominated
Hon. Darius Lyman for Congress.
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Barnum's Travelling Museum, was in Coum-
bus last week, 4
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FoR4THE WHOLES.qIE TR.aDE.
Hats, Caps, Furs. Straw and Silk Mill
hiReFy Dry Goods.

Hats, Caps, Furs. Straw and Silk Mill
hnefy Dry Goods.
rENE Subscribers desire more to ca te attention
of their customers and dealers generally their new
ed West of New York and we Challenge Competitors or
Comparison with any having three the best sales
rooms in the city, we are prepared to- and will exhiit
stock which will compare favorably with any in the cas-
tern markets. and and at prices low be found
Their stock consists of
Silk Hats Brush KosSuth Hats
Moleskn a" Magyar
Augaa Seal
Brush Mexican
Wool Kossuth Z, CongresS, %
of all different qualities aud varieties.
Silk Plush Caps Cloth Gaps,
Moilair Glazed
New atyles daily received,
Mufs victoreens Cuffs Fur Gloves Fur AHttens Buffalo
Robes &C.
STRAW GOODS.
Pearl rehdrsS BHnnets Fa5n FaIeasa STRAND B0nnet'
New styles of Fancy Straw Bonnets of the Fall Style
Straw Cords, Gimps and braids of all styles
SILK GOODS
Silks Modes, Tarltons.
Laces, Innings Flowers
Paris Cord Satins, Velvets,
Illusions, Grapes. Feathers,
/ Warrants, Tabs.
RIBBONS.
Bonnet Ribbons the best Stock in Cleveland
Taffeta
Satin I" =" s"
Fluted ;. for trimmings
and all other goods in the Millinery line.
sATcHELLs CARPET BAds -
Trunks, FaiireS Umbrellas, &c, DC.
Also large stock of Hosiery and Gloves of every vare
y direct from the and for sale small advance
from cost,
Woolen Cravats, Wooen Gloves, Buekskin Gloves and
Mittens
ng- The above with many other goods we now offer
the trade Nelo York Prices. Connected with large
Manufacturing House in New York, enabled to sell
| our goods on terms to please.
~ We respectfully solicit call from all dealers yisi
ting this city promising offer inducements worthy their
attention.
A.FULLER & CO.
CONNECTED with MILLI.Ms & DENNIsoN. n. Y.
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PITTSBURGH-RIvER, &c.

Rivera feet inches bypier. Weather cold and
eles. .l $685. .a.-.f ssr-- -.a .- f4f.-.
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L .aI..>.na.j..iN.a a ,I'.>..~. Ol
DRY GOODS. ~
VIM. r. SELBY.

NT oNRoE STREET, Wheeling Va, is Receiving
INl his stock OF Fall Winter Goods for Jobbng OF
latest best manufactures OF our
country. Ieity selected expressly for the 80 sts
.,,ff ,4rsssIt b. t, JoBBING TRADE. .I.r--ri
the best fabrics, designs colors, to which he
spccty solcits examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants. Il " 1-- ...5l t.as 1890
CLoTHSHis consists in part of the best Makers
and OF the usual variety o, cOlOrs both Foreign and
>Tss> Domestic. ff5gB .ss.srt4s = ..'}41fs3R.
black and docskin, we'll as OF Il
great variety of the choicest fancy colors.
SATlNETTS-Back, Blue, Steel mixed, fancy Green and
Browns, &C. a very full and complete stodk; also
Twcods and Cy. Jeans. = .h."E
OVER COATINGS-orcolorcd blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety. me
PRINTSA very large stock OF the best makers OF fast
49,. madden colors. As well as the most common kind
o.. low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS OODS-Ginghams, dc lans enib'd lustrc,
yain and fig'd black apacas, as well as OF colors
or the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconcs, Swiss and Scotch mills In.
" dia, book thread and cotton laces edgings, etc,
in variety, also Irish linens slr..s #. agfl. ltr
CAPS-Mcn's boys and child velvet and cloth caps,
also Mexicanhats most desirable lot.
ALSO-Shaws, ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
"N' bicached mlslins, shifting, checks, Ticking &c
tc;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all Sorts usually wanted; and altogeth
crlI feel well assured my stock is so complete that
when It is examined aud the prices told, II will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior 10 any
. - stock of Goods before offered in the market
aur2i -Est -- w. +. SELBY.
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THE PLA IL ORMS.
THE WHIG PIATFORM,

Tho whi,so O: The United States, in convention Assem-
princpes BY which they are eonroed governed
now as ever relying upon the Intelligence ol me Ane
self aud their continued devotion to the Con-
s.iirton and the Union do proclaim the following as the
rent Si maintenance ofwhch their national organization
l. The Government the United States is of limited
Character and it confined TO the exercise OF powers ex
Necessary and proper for carrying granted
full execution, and that all powers not thus granted
cessar implied expressly reserved to the States
spectively and TO the people
rights the General Government sustained in
rs powers and the Union should be revered
g That while struggling freedom, everywhere, enlsts
the rmest sympathy of the hig party still adhere
cd in his Faioe address, OF keeping ourselves free ron
all cnaugng alliances with foreign countries and OF
mission Republic is not to propagate opinions
on other countries our form Of by by arr
success moderation and Justice the blessings OF seifov
j. That where the people make eonro. the Govern
net they should obey its Constitution laws aud trsa
ties they would retain their sefrespec ard the re-
sreet which they claim, and will enforce from foreign
!, Government should be conducted upon principles OF
tn richest economy, and revenue sufficient for the ex
rei rom duty on impors and moi from direct taxes;
aad l., levying such duties sound policy requires Just
ties wnen practicable whereby suitable encouragement
may be assured TO American industry equally to all Class
The Constitution vests in Congress the power to open
and repair harbors and distinctions from naVgn
Bile rvers is expedent that Congress shall exercise
that power heerer sch improvement Gre necessary tor
The defence for The protection and facility OF
commerce with foreign nations among the States; such
improvements being in every instance national and gem
eTal in their character
Z The Federal State Governments parts OF one
SYSTEM alike necessary for the common prosperity peace,
and security ought 10 be regarded alike with cordial
habituaI, and immoveabe attachment Respect for the
authority of each and aequiescence in the
sieraion OF national OF State and individual wcltr
s The series acts OF the Dist Congress, commonly
Compromise Adjustment Cthc act for the
recovery fgvcs from labor included) received
acquesced in by the Wings OF the United States as
settlement in principle and substance, OF the subjects
which they relate and far these acts are
will maintain them, and insist their enforcement,
until time and experience shall demonstrate the necessity
legislation guard against the evasion oil the
the hand, and the abuse of their powers on
impairing their present efficiency to carry
out requirements of the Constitution and we depre
further agitation OF the questions thus settled as
dangerous peace and will dscountenarcc all Efforts
continue such agitation whenever wherever,
however made and will maintain this settlement as
essential 10 the nationality of the Wing party anu the IN
teGTity o the Union
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BARLEY-Sales slow ut 81. sfEE
TUHrENriNE- large sales at I25 go -

BARLEY-Sales slow ut 3a.i -
TURrENTiNE-large sales at I, 25 so, -
LINsEED On-2,00.
CoPFEE-Moderate demand at 20 a %. i- =
LARD-Good demand at 22h 25.
Fhe sickness among the miners is exaggerated.
At Salem Falls few cases resembling Cholera had
occurred. -..-....-.
Thos R. Coates, Mr.. Long and brother, were
killed in n fight with the Indians at Rush Creek.
% deaths from Cholera have occurred at Barton's
Bar, Yuba county.
A desperate attempt was made TO aSSassinate Mr..
Russell, editor of the "Los Angeles Stnr," by VIM.
A. Cornwall, Secretary oil Gov. Bigler.
Not much demand in the money market.
A destructive fire occurred in the vicinity of
Marines.
The Steamer Columbia left on the 5thnlt., for
Oregon, with 300 troops.
Advces nom Society Islands report two British
frigates at Haw- Hina. The Admiral threatens TO
take possession of that Island Great excitement
exists in California about the imposition practiced
on the overland emigrants by Gov. Bigers relief
train. .....-.s -- t.z.
Another rich mine has been discovered in San
Francisco, at Admission Point.
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New Fall Goods!

THIS morning will commence opening our Fall stock
/ OF Goods among which may be found the following
. -.-5. DRESS SILKS .g-L
Very rich Brocadc 1t Silks Plain black Gro De Rhine.
Black * COLD Poult DE Soie Fancy Colored Gace,
Cold & blk Satin Chine, silk Tissues Heavy anu rich
Madame lie Rossi Brocadcs for fall wear, .t'.5
entirely new, Stewart RAD Sks IN en-
Gro tic Antique tireiy ewdeslsns.
French Muslin DeI.aines Plain and Figured. -'..h
Mourning SILK and Wool Mousln De LANES.
French Chintzcs, very beautiful. 5'-ss
Bombazincs, Lupins make, extra.
Our OF Fall Shaws is uncquacd for elegance
and variety consisngof
Ermine fur ShaHls, all colors. 90.
Thibet Palm Shawls, oil colOrs. s--r ~ uH ~"
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embr Oldered ana plaip
French Cashmere Shawls.
Bay State and French Plaid siawls a. .-t-
TRIMMINGS, ENlBROIDER1ES, &c.
Embroidered Founcng in Swiss and Jaeonet Musins.
Jaconet and Swiss Edginss and lnsertings
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses.
Trimming Buttons, in new designs.
Frlnges and IaCes in every width. -tr-T
Wide Black and coored Velvet Ribbons. ,..s-l
Narrow do for Trimming. .....
- Trimming Ribbons entirely new style
sept3 HfaE O. w. HElShELL Or TO
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Short Creek lands for Sale
Tn ohio couuty, Virginia.

vAyISHIN(; TO dispose of my Real Estate, offer at pr
vale until the list day Of nsNt 6 my
containing about i've hundred and sixty acres This prop
ety is desrabIy located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and Bethany Tnrnpke ABOUT seven ihiie
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. ,;,
The highest state ofimproyement, havng
in fields farming and grazing purposes There are on
the premises two good dwelling houses with ample sta
bling corn cribs &c There also four good tenants
Houses There is commodious new barn, one hundred
and eight long by forty four in width hted IN
particular wants OF the arrn including ample shei
ter for twelve hundred sheep. u .-.... e.
will sell these lands in whole or IN part, 10 Stt INC
wishes Of those desiring 10 purchase Terms Will be ND
eral. ''' --iaA.i1 r tz,'. :, ,,,...,
The rapidly advancing Improvement OF the city OF wheel
Ing the facilities afforded the various rail road eonec-
lions about to be completed with the West anu the Sea
hoard the excellent market afforded in Wheeling for
the productions of the country render this arm
has seldom been that finer Inducements have been hele
out to purchasers. a' Y. L. w. MIfChELi-
Wheeling Sep. 2l 1882. 80 80 " -
U-Washirston Reporter and Examiner, and Welsburs
Herald copy F.E-c a.Erl'-- p aft"fs
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oucx WoRk-Mess1s. Wilson & Mckee, con-
...s,oyS of the Messrs. Flemin, Gill & Co.'s new
I,on Works, put up the immense frame work of the
t,.e building l6O by 100 feet, and compriser over
2 90 feet of timber, with all the requisite braces,
,ins &c, and made it ready for shingling, in the
.onrss OF two weeks. Practically we are not
uneb acquainted with this kind of work, but are
;romed BY mechanics that this is an unusual
.rhieyement.
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NEw ARRAxGEMExT.-Itw will be seen from our
steamboat advertisements, that the fine steamers,
winchester and Durnal have been united into a
daily line between this city and Pittsburgh, and
will commence their regular trips as soon as the
condition Of the river will permit.
The Winchester and Diurnal are among the FIN
est boats on the river, and Capts. Moore and CAL
boun are among the most efficient and accommo-
dating commanders.
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-,--.nxprp.-Ira Ransom, contractor on the
Central and Hempfield Railroads, has abscond-
after securing the pay of some GOO dollars es-
.;,,,,.s of work, mainly belonging 10 the workmen
,yo roads, whom he has left unpaid for more
,haa months work. All his creditors among
,b. several merchants of this city are left in the
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Plaintiff.

VIRGINIA.: AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of tina
Circuit Court OF county in the month OF September