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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IS

SEsArE.-Mr. Yale was allowed &c
speak three hours in favor of his claims, af'
ter which vote was taken on the question
and the resolutions adopted. The General
Appropriation bill was then taken up
The Senate is still in session at 10 O'Clock,
P. NJ. E es Ngs sS= -s-.g
The General Appropriation bill was Ia
ken up, and all the amendments made by
the Committee agreed to.
The appropriation of 1900 dollars, for
running the boundary line between Iowa
and Missouri, was agreed TO.
. Here the wires of the Eastern line
broke.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.


MESSRS. DURKE& HARNESS cELEERATED. =
'ti77TFfs FIRE PROOF SAPES. ~
rHE OF these Safes In St Louis, was before so
well established that any urther Test VI PROOF oil the
fact OF their being to all oe would have been
patcntcc OF - Halls Patent Concrete Safes
which up all other makes ofany note IN the United
States patent Included we took up his Challenge
and the result below by the COMMITTEE VINO super
intended the burning tho Sales We only thai they
I'VE G not len IN the furnaces two hours logger 5..
The Safe which tested is to be see al our store AMI
invite the public TO coll aud examiie as we EEL Conn
having the specimen ich passed through thn
merry ''aeA =" 'A' i0''' . b. r. VIOLET & CO..
Sole Agents for the snniacu. No. 10, Levee and NO.
Tho Undersigned committee appointed by 3 Han, on
behalf OF Hall, Dodd d Co., OF Cincinnati, and Mesas
Pttsbug. test the fire proof qualities Of tho safes
made thei respective prncpals-repor that we have
day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
size which had been in two ye,rs in ovens to fire
five and half hours, and during that Imc VIC be.
eve the applied far greater an that in ordi-
nary at the expiration Of that time, on
taking the sales from the furneee and cooling them down.
found that the iron casting both was in places entire
ly burnt off, that the books uinjured; and on
opening tho sales f9nd books aud papors entirely
This Re with both ssfcs and tho only
percapble difference in the Of the interior
tho the wood work of g Ike < Bar safe
entirely uniriured, while that on Hall, Dooa d Co.'S,
mark that oTl the result OF this test, we have no hesa
ton the sales OF boh tics to tho conn
deIce OF the public. sis liIal !: :, - -. f
r...--4st t.t .s,tsltsiiE David, II, BISHOP, =
MATS, la. ,s.;yIt gif GERARD b., ALIEN 81 .
ST. Louis, June 10, lso2 it:tg1 lliJ 8oi. auSSti
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ITO Aduerfisers.-We must ask the indulgence
( our patrons whose advertisements may be
nitted, until we receive an additional supply OF
'suads," which we have sent for. We shall be
eady TO accommodate them all in a few days. In
he meantime, we invite attention TO orr rates of
ayertising, on the first page, and the many other
to those who wish to get readers for
,,eir advertisements. ..r..5.
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j. G.. HARBOUR,
CARPET, LOOKING GLASS,
AND UPHOLSTERY WARE ROOMS
No. 1is Main Street, Ipn,.ling, Va.

No. 1i3 Main Street. Whs.ifng, Va. Ea
L EEPS constantly on hand. very large assortment
IN Brussels, Ingram and Venetian CARPErIsu, Rugs,
Mats Oil Cloths, Table and Piano covers, &c, also,
gilt and mahogany framed looking glasses portrait and
picture ames OF every description on hand and made TO
order wholesale and retail Venetian and Slate Window
blinds, Window Shades and Paper-togcther with Up.
hostery ware; such as Reds Mat ssses Pillows, Quilts.
Coueranes Cushions &c. Also, Curtain Goods in great
va,ietyi blinds, trimmings cords, tasses, dc.
All OF which will be sold at the very lowest prices and
warranted to give satisfaction aus2i
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FROM CINCINNATI-RIvER AND
MARKETS. s-5 H..
NEW YORK MARKET.

: 1fUgist -oJ--ItoUH.
! FLoun.-sales of 1900 bbls State flour at $3.50.
Southern AZ s4,6s.
Z WnEAr.-75O bushels Southern at sT,0l.
RED RYE.-Sacs at SOC.
PoRK.-Prime 81; Hams 10.
LARD.-1l4. 'e r.ss %" irf.a
BEEr.-Languid. ~ u-ti ~ $3.50. h.
WHIsKEr.-Ohio, 24c. a..yE.-
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KELLs & CALDWELL,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. rAULL coy
Importers md Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
, No. 50. UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire stock. fixtures chemical
Ii apparatus, &c, OF the firm OF James PAUL DC. would
respectfully solicit the OF dealers and the public
generally. All goo Is warranted .e5 ,s'sit7 49,
In retiring from the Drug business, take pleasure In
ecomme nng to avorable conse ration successors
essis kclls CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our ioI mer Customers and dealers generally will
eeve that attention and accommodation which has earned
.14#I ! Etl.f. JAS. PAUI,I,6, co.
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LADIES Observation-Disclosures or twenty young
ladies of Boston, have hired house for the season
on the side ofthe White Mountains, near Conway,
where they are keeping bachelors hail. wearing
the bloomer, hunting, fishing, picking berries, and
enjoying themselves finely. t.r ffa2
MA French society for mutual assistance has
been formed in Boston, for humane objects, re-
lieving the sick, DC. si.lhill ,Lsal.t
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H@ Four members of the Mississippi
Legislature have died since the election,
viz: Gen. TAFT, of De Soto, Mr.. Slack, OF
Tallahatchie, Judge Wall, of Ami,e, and
Mr.. Redfearn. Of Tippah.y Mr.. McCrory,
representative from Chickasaw, has resign
ed. New elections have been ordered for
all these vacancies. 10.
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LATER.


An allowance of $4,000 dollars was
made TO Richie for his printing for Con.
gress, over and above the amount provided
for in the amendment TO his expenditures;
also, that he receive 20 per cent. profit for
printing the obituary Of President Taylor.
On motion, the provision in the bill aP-
propriating 1000 dolls. for running. and
marking the boundary line between the
United States and Mexico, under the trea-
ties of Hidalgo, was amended by providing
that said money shall not be expended un'
til the President is satisfied that the boun.
Diary has not been fixed north of the town
Of Elpaso. After being further debated,
the bill was finally passed by concurrins in
the House amendments. The Senate then
adjourned, it being near midnight.
FROM CINCINNATI-RIVER AND
MARKETS. s-a ia
CINcMNATI, Aug. %.
Tie Flour Market is quiet to-day; no
change in prices. Whisky has advanced
to 17ac. There is better feeling in pro-
visions since the rise in the river, but no
sales yet. Nothing new has transpired in
Groceries. 10. -...-t a-.
The river has risen inches since last
evening.
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For LOUISVILLE.
FOR SALE,
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

NHE unde gncd the following property for sale,
which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
"a. wit .. .... ..g.. satu'- .tl Ll-..
numbe Three square six Main street. North Of
adj lining Meodeon Buildings. This is OF the
m,st valuable building Lots in the City. ...
100 Lots South Wheeling Claie Rchetown)
many OF these are equal in that addition i.r CITY.
Also oithe most valuable Lots on the Island add,
ton TO the City. H..-
Also lumber OF Lots in the Rpena Vista Churchill
No / and Churchill No ,, additions to the City.
will al sell in parcels TO suit purchasers. much of
he within the copo ate limits OF Wheeling as has rot
laid off into lots, being upwards One hun
dred Acres and being the in the occupancy OF
Abraham Altman, and now held by in trust for Mr..
Emf ZaIe.
Wheeling, aug3O-tL FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
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e,-anv Of our city subscribers who fail to re-
their papers, will please notify us of the fact
A.. office. The carriers have not yet thorough
learned the routes.
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B9 The Supreme Court Of Mississippi
have decided that when the trustees of a
corporation which has forfeited its charter
have collected enough of its assets to pay
the debts of the corporation, their power
ceases, and no suits can be maintained to
collect the remainder. s. ~ 900 s,3.. - u i,
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> wine VIII, I'm America.

Captain McKinnor, of the British navy, who
has been some two years IN this country and who
now publishing some sketches about life and man.
ners, gives us the following paragraph about the
wines usually sold at our hotels: tito. ~
al cannot imagine why, with such admirably
conducted and enormous hotels, with such swarns
ol intelligent travellers with such convenient COM
mon sense arrangements in all the usual affairs OF
life, in America, there should beone great FAULT
namely the enormous pnce feeced, from Travellers
foryery indifferent wine. Stuff, which ~ kn5-
'land, with her enormous duties, would be dear at
ihalf crown bottle, is charged in the United
States at from a dollar and half (the lowest
.ptce) up to twelve dollars; and then, the YANKEES
often boast of the price and appear to think the
Sextayagant cost feather in their caps-somet
70 be proud of-something to elevate themselves
and countryp' f4 81 b sstsus Zaf1i ist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

n Mons. Maillefert started from New York, in
company with Mr.. Adams, of the Express Company,
for lake Erie, to attempt the raising of the steamer
atlantic. A. & Co. had $4,000 on board, in an
iron chest, mostly in bills. ~ 'f.f
The steamer sunk It's feet deep; but Mons. N.
is confident that he can raise her. 80 ~ ~.
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GEORGE MENDEL.
B No 154, Mum Street,
ENfr fxrppprrNrx ~ 20 ~

rs now receiving LARGE LoToP CARPETS, RUGS.
Il MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Oil
Cloths OF all widths keeps constantly hand large
assortment or Furniture of every description GILT and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Yentan
md Transparent Window Blinds, blind trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany vaneers, Varnish, Haircloth, Curied Hair,
ali Of which will be sold at the lowest prices ans9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

ENA ball, under the patronage of Il Esmerald Isle
Railroad sons, came off on Saturday night on Clay
street. We understand that Alderman Jamison,
who is called on frequently to visit the pugulestic
ones with the "extreme penalties of the law, -
had Especial invitation to participate in the festivi-
ties of the occasion. We believe he did not accept
the bride, which was thus thrown out perhaps 10
cornpromise the majesty of the law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

" The Superintendent OF the Illinois Contra
Railroad has advertised for 10000 men to work or
that road. As there are over 700 miles 10 be com
pleted and as the Company has ample cash fund,
in hand, an eScellentopportunity is offered for EN-
ployment for two or three years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
Dreadful Catastrophe nf Albany Eleven
4 Lives lost

81 Lives lost
We copy from the Register of the 23d, the fol-
lowing account OF a sad calamity which occurred
on the Hudson River about O'Clock the previous
afternoon, by which eleven persons were drowned.
The Register says:
At that hour the ferry boat left East Albany 10
cross over to the foot of Maiden Lane 1t was over
loaded, there being is persons on board, and when
about half way over. one of the passengers had his
hat blown from his head The wind was blowing
freshly, and in attempting to recover the hat he
caused the skif to lurch so far on side that it
capszed precipitating all the passengers into the
water. sf''-i' ',. '. .' .'...
An indescribable scene of terror and confusion
cnsued, in the midst of which. and before relief
could reach the of the DISASTER eleven of the
Unfortunate passengers were drowned. One wo-
man named Amelia Garrety succeeded in swim
ming ashore. The remainder chung 10 the bottom
Of the skiG until they were rescued and brought
safely to the dock in small boats.
IA The news of the terrible disaster flew through
The city, and the people ocked to the pier by thous
ands. Capt. Morgan and his men Immediately mus
Tered, and preserved order, and conducted the
search for the bodies. A fleet of boats was manned
AZ once. and in the of three or four hours,
all the bodies were taken from the water. r.5.a-
During this time, the bodies were successfully
recognized by the parents, husbands, wives ant
ftiends, scenes of grief occurred that were heart
lending TO behold, and lndescTbable;
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%. Why is the Wheeling suspension bridge like
he Bloomer dress! Because it rron't come dOrn.
win it won't. d g .8slLaU2 -@Gs
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Cod LiverlOil.

lust received C boxes Samuel simes' manufacture
III Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the best article of the
kind brought to this or any other market. =
BRENTIIEGER & ARMSTRONG;, sllt
ausot-fyr:d Opposite Washington Han. !
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NJ The rise of water in the creek will interfere
with the excavations for the Railroad
bridge. The dam which Messrs. Gullett &
fimanus are building, will enable the work, in
5w water, to progress with great facility.
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Th- BLaekrpilLs Conpention has nominated S.
aemens, Esq, for Congress. That Convention was
useless farce OF course, Sheuard's turn came
his time, s.according to contract
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LATEST ARRIVAL
Brentlinger & Armstrong,
- PRESCRtpTVON =,

HAVE Just received at their medical store. fresh sup
ply OF the most choice medicines such People may
rely upon In making their selections, is paid
prices, SO the article be of the best quality.
Physicinns' Prescrip put up by cfth ha nds
at all times tiny night. s augGl-lyTd
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MoCLELLANS s, KNOX,
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALERS IN II
BOOTS IND SHOES, a
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather and Findings
at tie ,reH k,iotcn stand 49,.
BIG RED BOOT.

/ .IIIII1r BIG RED BOO T.. lN -=ITTl77l
no,c ,ecc, wing Fl ON our Eastern Manufacturing
w Esiabl.s one la aud Lest ianui c.
IN, al ssI teut o, Boots and Shoes. for Fail and winner
ere ole. ed in his o. any Olhcr market They have
been de according TO our own I.reS
lcsular - and all otIc who may ayor us with
call we can ofcr unusually large yalety OF itoois ana
Shoes which III quality OF material ana
kinaislp those nIuuhctu cd in tins or any part o.
United States Our stock Will be found 10 CONSIST, ID
plit, OF the following reasonable goods: ,-s b.,
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Welch's National Circus
FROM NIBLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION

III TINT 4 ! fif1'N NO III DH11I ffi1f.
J. G. Observation-Disclosures. Equestrian Director.
u. LANGWORTHH, ............ Master OF The Circle,
II. WlLLlAMS,.... .1st Bufo Clown.
r.. DAVIS, "a Shak5peTeln Clown.
Among the most prominent OF the artstes be found
following namrs viz e-.-.- .I- T.. .=l.r ....
HI use Rider. g-G
THOMAS McFARLIN-the greatest Somerset Vaulter in
the known world .-. 49,
+ S. l.. LIPMAN-Dlumatc, Scenic and principal Rider.
DAVID RICHARDSON worlds only bare. back Rider,
whose daring leafs bars, gates, &c. his Wild Prairie
Secd strikes the beholdrr with wonder and astonishnen
Z. NJ. DlCKINSON-ihnc Ie' atcd Comedian Comic
Singer, acknowledged by the greatest singer the
J. SWEET-whOse style and skill in personating the
character the Aboiginc, Red Man Of the Foerst
stands unsurpassed .gE g.-...-. Il ..-,
MASTER WILLIAMS-ihc Juvenile Gymnastic and
Antipodean penormcrwhose Truly pleasing perfo
must be to be admitted. $50 .. i, b. ..r-Y
Last, though no: least tho TWO unTiSalled Clowns.
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS,
Pnls Jokes. Bon MotS end IPeisms fail TO
Keep the audience in perfect OF laughter. . %
N. 3. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menagerie and Circus combined. d&w-3t
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A MAN STABBED AT BALTIMORE.
,a.a.f.,.. BALTIMORE, Aug. %.

Capt. John Fredricks, Of the Irving
House, was stabbed this morning at one
o'clock, by man named Lee. The act
was committed with a large knife. which
passed through his lungs inflicting wound
supposed to be fatal, z,.s. l#
Lee is we'll known in Cincinnati.
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/ valuable property for sale by Mr.: F, R, Arm,
bng, is advertised in another column to day.
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TIM PorAroE Ror IL IRELASD.-A letter in a
London paper from Dundalk, Ireland. says that
me potato rot had made its appearance in its worst
iorm The crop, SO far as the writer could judge,
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HOME,l MATTERS.

s-,,-s;r,r. eopies OF the DAILY INTELLIGENcER for
!. :, ~. on,e. Of implication Price. Two ceSTs
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} ARRIVALS.

Allegheny Belle, No. 8, Hannah, Pittsburg;
Hail Columbia, Johnston, Sunfish; !F'O = :
Huron, McNiillon, Pittsburgh;
Justice, Murdoch, Wellsville; 3iITfrdolH
Julie Dean, Money, Zanesyille; .a .r-.a-sv
Orion, L. Dillon, Marietta;
4. Allegheny Belle, No. 2, Hannah, Pittsburgh; "
Ben Corson, Gallatine, do; a.
Stephen Bayard, Booth. Sunfsh 7i'i 'ti
i. ' DEPARTURES. - 90 .F'.'.
Allegheny Belle, No. ., Hannah, Cincinnati;
Hail Columbia, Johnston, Pittsburgh; s
Julia Dean, McVey, do;
Allegheny Belle, No. 3, Hannah, Cincinnati;
Ben Corson, Gallatine, do;
Stephen Bayard, Booth Sunfish. !a
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WALL PAPER.

TIME Subscriber hand good supply of Wall Pa
i per Borders which he will sell at reduced Prices
JOHN FISHER,
auc2S-tC .tt".. No. 49, Main ST.
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s& ,BARBERING SALOON. a.5
TIME subscribers Harbering Saloon Market street,
J. lew doors below Scaman's Chair Factory, will be
open reasonable hours, AMI shaving and hair trim
mi ug will be performed in the reates and most fashions
Bile manner Gentlemen will find his sharp, aud hu
hand steady and sure. -, :,
uug2f.1md. lz't .araggE MICHAEL J. BfElNlI.t
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MISCELLA NEOUS.
PUBLIC SAIL
OFFICE oFTHE DAILY lNTELIlGENc

q 80, PUBLIC SALE. Sc 10.
MILL be sold Wednesday the 10th day Of September
wv 1859, premises Of g,ound fronting
the National Road and extending hack 10 Little Wheeling
Creek situated about cd lis west of the town
of Triadclphia in Ohio county. ,slcs1.. o.
The above acre OF will he sold public auction TO
the highest bidder Terms made known the day of sale.
/ dGW-ti li0I l407g se4Srs FRANCIS MELTON
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By the National Line.
TELEGRArHED FOR THE AlLYlsrELLIc ENcEI

WHEELING BRIDGE BILL PASSED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The Bill Legalizing the Wheeling Bridge
passed the Senate last night at late hour,
by the following vote: Yeas SO; Nays 10
more than a two.thiIds vote
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1T-The river, yesterday morning, attained the
depth Of feet 10 inches. f--Iala
IFLast night, at dark there were feet inches
in the channal and falling slowly. ....I i
uFThe Granite Stale and Altoona, large boats,
were expected down, from Pittsburgh, last night.
IJ.Several transient boats are advertised TO
leave to-day. '.' r.
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RIVER AT PITTSBURGH.
s, PlTrspURGH, Aug. %,
The riverhas been stationary since noon,
with G feet, 6 inches in the channel.
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1. Mount Woods Cemetery.
G bsiEIvcry desirable lots in Mount Woods Cemetery
y can be had oil appcatian &c. ,,,,arr
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For the last SO Hours, ending last mig 1t at so'eloel.

Arrivals and Departures. Of steam nont..
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Another Attempted Robbery.-The lock of F. B.
Hornbrook's residence, opposite to the Rev. G. W.
Webster's, was picked on Saturday night, and the
door left open. 1t was doubtless done by the same
Que who entered Mr.. WIS house Some of Mr..
Hornbrooks family happening to be up, the fellow
thought it prudent to leave without any spoils.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

Bold Robbery.-On Saturday night, between
twelve and one o. clock, the residence of the Rev.
J. w. Webster, OH Chapline street., Centre Wheel
ing, was entered by a robber, who got in at The
font door by picking the lock. He assembled the
stairs to Mr.. Webster's chamber, got possession of
his watch, and was about getting hold of his purse
when Mrs W., aroused by slight noise. gave an
alnm, which caused the villain 10 make preci-
plate retreat down stairs, bearing off the watch
Theft is not, we believe, according TO prevailing
notions, particularly admirable, under any cir
cumstances; but think the one who robs 4
clergyman the most despicable of all thieves. No
clue to the rascal has been discovered.
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BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY. g.
Huron, for Pittsburg, at O'Clock, A. NJ;
Justice, Wellsville, IA. NJ, -raa
Orion, Marietta, 10 A. Mi g.
Allegheny Clipper Louisville, 10 A. NJ;
Stephen Bayard, Sunfish, P. NJ. ..r.
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RIWER NEWS. sc

REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENoERa
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uJ-At au Election held in the 9Th district of
Ohio county, on Saturday, 2sth inst. for two JUS
fees of that district, the result was as follows:
Lewis Steenrod, (electeD IS
Isaiah Cooper, (elected) 200. Ga
Neil McNaghten, 40
Wm. Lose, II
James NJ. Todd, ........... l6
Joseph Bounds was elected Constable for said
district. ..I l .sa r.o