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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04
NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM. E'
- MEsSRS. -CAYwOOD, CONKLlN d CO.,
ESa having purchased the entire stock OfStoves, Tin,
ESSA Copper aud Sheet Iron ware of T. &. CulbeTt-
te son, would respectfully inform the citizens Oi
EtfeS Wheeling aud vicinity. that they willcarry on
the business manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron Ware which they have constantly hand good
assortment Wholesale, and Retai very low for eas
ali ersons wishing to purchase would well and
nee us at no 19 Union St, at the old and well known
ntand heretofore occupied by I. q. CulbeTtsop
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
Wheeling Aug. 81. CAYwOOD. CONkLlN d co
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ToRAGcO AND iCIGARS.'

TOBACCO AND CIGARS. -,
TINE undergirTed hsS re.opened his stock OF Superior
Tobacco and CiglTs No 16I Main street west SIDE
near Market Alley whore will be found all the choice
Brands ofTobacoo, snuf and CgaTs OF which the too
ingis part-Regaiia Imperiaes, Canones, Ia oFtnat
Cszadores PIatellas PneiPee, Half Spanish,
Common cisars; roRacoo. ,..,,s 5ss5.5
Russell and RoblnsOn's ssEan.s ntron'H, Jones and
Hudson's.
Rappe, Congress, Maeopba, SCOTCH, Cut and Dry for
feels thankful for fayors heretofore DO
slowed and would respectfully solicit portion OF pnblie
: pa.pSRtgi1 spea4t timd. wM. HowsRR, Z
3 IDupone,H Powder, .,-s-r fts.a.
lHE subecriber has the Agency for the above
nd has fu1 supply Of all quallti on band ~ 'l'
aug9f. s5 r IIEs sil - }si, GEO WII.soNi'e7
Jnyne,a NIedieineii.. 5,fj :.
HAVE the geney for Dr, Jaynesh eplcfe1 and vii
IuTniAh DrsGiitb and otherS on beLaI teFtns
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y
f .,iSre OF sNIizses, per arintllm,. 1000
P.I,ys psT duaTtsT, ehAngeAble at plelsureI oIVO
Opo45 Ope y ,nd Professional Cards, CpeT annum, not
sTttsdns lines ;I:i di::onts will i,e
4 Sssous e. notices and advertisements for Charitable
s;TS and Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously-
lS1tIT,rTisses and Deaths inserted gtatuitously.
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SEASON ARRANGEnENT.
michigan Central Rail road Line!
ea a a


81" ''t CLEVELAND DETROIT,
HI leonnctton l1f CLereldHd and Cincinnati RaiIToad,
ClepeFaRd aud Erie r. r. Cle=sLGId and Pitt5gh r. r.
and Michigan Central r. r. .. .t..
Passengers win be ticketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan TO Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either or those pnees to point on
Lake Michigan. l AZ
This line win be composed Of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route.
QLEVEIAND.... ..-.... CAfT L. u STANARD.
FOREST CITY................ Carr L. A. PIERCE.
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at 81 o'clock, arriving in both
cities the following morning in for the morning
trains OF Chicag6 CincinnA and Pittsburgh and
Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order:
FOREST Oily
Monday. Wednesday,. Friday
CLEVELAND.
And win leave Detroit: lD''D "
IN CLEVELAND b. .
"Wednesday. Friday
FOREST CITY
Tuesday Thursday Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland TO Detroit, Macknaw,
Saut st Marie Saginaw and all ports on Lake Michigan
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS.
will compose the line until the new boats ready.
AGENTS.
c. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland,
PITTMAN, ,TR0WBRIDGE& & JONBS, Detroit
u.
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,vss Wi. no wisos asked ier Why she wore tie
widows grab So long Dear natr1rs don,t you you
see' replied the daughter, Sit saves me the
of Advertising for husband, as every one can see
that am for sale by priyt ie contracfis =
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
e. o. GOODMAN ECO.
WHOLESALE DEALERsIN
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards, Ink,
VViT CIO &c

Paper, Cards, Card boardSy INK,
BLEAcHINo POWDERS, TELTIN0, WIRE oLOTu, &c,
| Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o. Il
A MONG their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
N BLANK HOOK PAPER, the largest assortment In
tho West, orevery description.
Printing Paper, all sizes sns. & Amer. Tissue PAPER.
Book De I" Copying
, Cold MediumS & Dblc, Med. Botting S
Assd. Fltering
Envelope Druggist :"
Plate and Lithopraph. Marble ..
Manila, genuine. Glazed ana Gut
Hardware Paper Cloth l. ssI7 - III
Match Mate Box Roofing Paper, proParedana
SHOE I" .wRprlng PAPER AZ sizes,
Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c.
..-.-t. BOARDS.
Perforated Bnders', Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also Agent for Lightbody's SUPERIOR PRINT1Fn llHE,
BOOK, Ann COLoRED INK, &c. ...-
Cards, and Gard BoRrds.
EXTRA PEARL FAGED cARDs. t.tg
EXTRA PEOrLE's u
PRTNrERs' s- ''t 90 Nt'
PORCELAIN
s2Tis sURrAcrp CARD boards.
Ivory .. ...#f
SATIN iENANELED 90
PrIRL SpRTAcEp CoLoRRD CARD Boards.
The above Cards and Card Boards are
finish; they peel in working, and arc aorded at
lower rate any Cards heretofore offered m this mar
ket, and low they can be purchased IN the lSast
Dealers In PAPER aud Cards, are res
peoiuy invited to eTHmne our stock All our goods arc
received direct from manufacturers which enables to
sell low lower, than any other house in West
U5-Papor made TO order
Aug21.t.
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nr.Arc YOU in fun, or in earnestY' said fellow
to one, who was giving him some smart cuts witha
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04

pm in sarnsst replied the othst, laying i 4Ha
T'm S Eisd Of it, said the frst one .dr dom
such fnn.s -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04

,tno no n sIs,,,,n q rsa j some ofthe PhIs=
-aeiphia, .sweekIye New Ycsk suAday
To.which the Philadelphia Pest Esiolns:
ftTo Rofo the devil easy, read s9Ins ol
York Sunday paPer 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04

Fpwhy is vain young lady ake 2 eonps.1i
idrunkardl ,g;lh ai1
Because neither oftthen are sAtlshea ssil1 80 -
moderate use Of the glass
5r--sr e Of evil upon the mind o
,,s,, IS i;ie tbe I6fi Of q
a minor leaveS nc t4sce behind
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IDeesI


OF dyscDte.y, Sunday August IJ. after short ILL
ness ARTHUR Raj. in tho Goth year Of his age.
The hien6s Of the faniiy requested without fur
Tier invitation &c attend his funeral this afternoon nj
o'clock from his Late residence, No. t6 shipponyie
street, Eoboken, n. =.
New Orleans and Cincinnati papers please copy.
On Monday, August TO- CHARTS DoRAv, son Of Mary
Tho friends and acquaintance Of the faulty are res
ptctfy invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
81 O'Clock, without further invitation The remains
will 10 taken to Eleventh street Tor ntermont.
On MoDeay, August &c. WILLIAM GuRnETH.
Tho friends anc ocquain'ances or the family
pectfuy invited &c attend his funeral this afternoon at
clock from his late residence. Nc S33 Sixth avenue
Washington Tent Of tic Order Of RecLabites are
pectfully inyivcd to attend his funeral
On Monday, August &c, Mrs MARGARET s. DAVE rclict
Of tie late Archibald Davie. aged IS yeaIs
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Wednesday after
noon, at o'clock, from her late residence, No, 23S
Spring street. Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood
for iDtGment
or Monday, August 10 after short Illness FANNY,
daughter OF John IL. Oahly egcd year and 10 msuths
On Monday August 16, MARaaaFr wife Of James Oury
In the Goth yeat age. fsrtculer Of the funeral
will be given tomorrow.
Cincinnati pagers please copy.
On Monday morning, Augpst 16, eftar lingering i'll
nees SAMUEL BeowN, son ofGeoreo 6. and Mary stitt
in thu 5ih year Q. his ago
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend his fureal without further notice. from Lis "a
there residence No. 155 West Twenty third street
On Monday afternoon, August 16, SARAH ELSIE only
daughter o. Thomas and Caroline AsteB
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are re-
qucscd to attend her funeral Wednesday morning Mt
IN o'clock from .le residence Of her parents, No. Iey
Allen ;t-ee..
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HUSBAND SitrID. AND aIs WIFE HORRIBLY
wouNDEn--A WIFE gEATEE TO DiATH-sTEAM-
boat COLLISION, BIC.
BcyFAIo, August 10, 1862
man named Joseph Hartman, who keeps grocery
or last Genesec street, supposed to have large
amour. Of money i'll his house, and about three o'clock
this morning three broke into the house and inur-
deged Hartman in ais sleep " striking him acIoss the
hsRdwh The iron shutter bar his wife awoke, and was
instantly stabbed by the villains in two three places
and both her broken by blows from the iron
bar Hartman i supro to have Ged immediately His
wife found by tho lcigtors this morning insenblc
in the passage where she bad craved and tainted from
loss Of Llccd She g still alive but her life is despared Of
She sste that the murdsrers negroes, disguised
as such. They got 10 booty, and have not yet been
arrested
collision took place Lake Huron Thursday
night between the steamer Henorck Hudson and brig
s. u Gale; both we're slightly damaged
named DaEiow wes 3rreste1 and put In jail.
Saturday FOR beating and biting liz wife in most brutal
manner. THIS morning tine woman found dead in
bed from the elects CT the wounds and barrow has been
clm a sor
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Tur S. SD,r LIeuoR SELLING b. SIN s-DHOoRLY P0
CouIr-Beforc Justice John q. Smith Il o. crday
morning James Smith, balkeeper OF the Franklin louEc,
in Fulton street was Brought up b. the Chief Of Ioco
ordinance recently put in force by Mayor Brush. n T.
Warning Esq, opened the for the defendant, and
after citing authorities points OF law con-
tended that the proceedings void as tho arrest had
been made without warrant il the arrest was made
in lieu Of warrort then ii proceeding or the
commencement q 4 proceeding, and not binding being
made Sunday. lie further contendcd. that the
Chief Of Police. by whom this arrest had been made,
old not possess tho power by virtue Of his Office to make
for the violation Of city ordinance. The duty
GoToised upon common policeman. =. NJ Van Colt,
Esq The part of the corporation contended that this
not civil fut, but special summary proceeding
q1 criminal in its nature, and Il was clearly the duty
cf tho police to make arrests for Violations Of ordinances
The chief and cyery member Of the police department.
cfccrs and twas equally tho duty Of each no mat
ter What his grade to MAKE arrests IL in his view, az in
iyidual violated the ordinances AS TO the section Of
The statute providing that process or warrant sha 10
Issued tee frt day Of the week. be contended It
not applicable % the The Justice decided
IN scco-darce with .. title u r. s. that inasuucb
the marshals heretofore appointed ~ the Mayor and
siew OF the breach Of ordinance without warrant
therefore the Clief Of Police who wes not vested With
additional powers lad authority IL make such arrest
and the accused was consequently oischarecd.-
chaIles Ware, bar keeper for David Wild at the penay
Bridge brought mp IN the custody of officer Russell.
pleading guilty the charge oe selling sundry bottles
Of ginger pop dred So and in default Of pay mont.
committed to the county ia Tor ten days. Doninck
CcraE proprietor Of tic Eagle Hotel Fulton street,
rcIea - Officer Bowers was brought up on tic charge Of
selling iqutr Sunday n violation Of the ordinance
IL was defended by Mr.. Nar;ng ana the occupied
the attention Of The cou tue entire afternoon and un
nea,iy twelve o'clock 1t night when counsel commenced
summing up
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Herald Marine Corrcspondonoe.

PHILADELrmA, August ia PK.
Francis bodaah Thomas Kdvsrd s@seyi Areaa,sa.
HUFF Men2snillo Bailey Boston, Asia Haskell NYofk;
Sarah WsGsteI Wooster, sCi Wsnesrer Moeres doi Ben
Brown dot sobrs Wsshngton, Patterson, PortlsIdi W
Laik!n. Chsssebuek, Wae cham waterxeil HAYES, SGs.
yen Gardner. Carlisle. Newport Able Diosiuson,
s@a.n %mnsson ko frssos heS,msn qa Firm,
Prise froyisonee; IraGysnc Godfrey de Celeste Glaee
Maven Seneca, Clover Nevpc-ti atosmer KeanebscA
Cieared-- Bsrks Lucy Ann, KeIAr Boston, LevAat How
1T, Baxhadoos California Clark k0reans brigs kangsni
Ia Bailey asnaw Brown! Sarah custer, Ben
& HssSSrn Dsys 1s c sshssp
Cemneil Quotoo eoh-s 2eeors tBrl. Gosoy, Monmouth
Ms; hoore kins, Lsguayra Eegtcn. hssr ras.
Grace Nsw Rochele Albion, Eaton. Porand Il fayson,
lrowell. Boston, 5wsyno, Townsend Irovidehoy MAY
Flower, Allen Bcstoni Imriro Troo, hsrismi steamer
nlagcellancouss
Richmond. teportt-lJth inst IL H. on folnt hs.teh
shoals cav wLat appeared 70 % % sns And
m attached been apparently sIt sneFt time 10 .no
wter one hour afterwards Cape houao eea
c an about three feet above water, wind
Nj biopse gale end very ieavy eea running ~ the time
Joo FoesSr apparently bouad up largo number Of pas
singers on peho'
III CslltO on the goth ults
surp KATE BAyEs hence vt San Frauceeo reports-Wss
eveu days ear the equator ~ tho Atlantic pass
"a the river Is RATA 40 Gays from hYor berch ~ expe
re need heavy pa from the ~ which osluod away ner
ia boom ~ b boom, started her tounprt ana Carried
away tore toTgsApt mast Loot Two who were ropair
sIsTd ala Grnth II nobert6 ~ NYorR sdistely low
Irr teftrc che oruI6 70 deoh, From hsrsh ~
vpt9Ery2, t1perigrVeG tontinpalheay gaos r9m bo
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Passengers Arrived.

Hhvnr AND SouTahnpTor-Steanship TrankIin--S
eo9drch Consul at Paris AND bearer OF Dispatches
McKurssy, JPailsrd and lady ii Field. W Il FIELD n
sdy o sI hss m.rrs
llGy rI,alDsyoea M.sounn v..sss NYSIE a0I
moLAnsss. shpson. 2 nammeys!sy, child and ger,
Philadephai Rov Hastings o. dosp.sohss from
Turin Lazy two chdrsr snd ssryans BostoH' Jscoard
sha ssTysss, Vidal Gisuo Fsn nsr
NOrieansi Benet. Wainwright. Deochnna ps Gu.
ssre ferrero Miss ThoS.ut Maq6es Nay 1 Dr.
Hunt and LADY, Mad Andonard Lieut. Walker, Paris;
los dGc!os sssst lazy and child. Dr psS S
Legend, Josephine ROLAND BoelI. GIeo @ Vineent
FISHERY Soulincs Maltos, N Mcncoy, sohnitzIs
England - - ' "
shyA AVA! s. Alsbanaxrsw II Davis Miss
DAVE hss Davis, Mics SnsGer. MIRA Caruthofs and
kss Van Mesa, Van Ness. Webster aud lady, Mas.
ter webster Mrs sullivan tive ohIdren servant
cooAG Col NJ Cooke, Col pe1motts, " Harris sad
Caudty, weed r. Clhrse and lady, 4 w aard Woke
4 nMses. p Miller Wood, MsDpesod. II Sylvester,
yac baSS.n bssSsa TGsasr s"saSsr Jsm D'
str,tton and lady II Murdoch A wbito. j Y Dart w
4 Bolton. 9 Bed, u nutohins. W Lock woodi J a
LonglsyJ " rrrsopc, Bacon, Gen scuiln artio GM,
Heoha Ysgrsotl u Pratt, IIopSns q Potts, II cgi.
lins ~ chs RIP. ESg6crcS nu@o9d snd lady MI.
olnd sLsolo7ons, TDsys y Kee. Griel RE- 90
oh.ua n CotHcr, T. G TYi.s-It etcerare.
RoITrnnAy Bark hoyntot--Dr Hermfn, J Robe.
Lvnsroos -sLip WnGoId Hts Eaytin, Two dargh.
Cora sNd botv,nh
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bi hoh5Es LINE, oEFicE no. z WALL srREEr.
- MONDAY, August 16, 1869.
BUFFALO, 10 A. M.-Barometer 20 007 Thermometer
-; Mind northtast Clear ana delightful morning.
- M,-Bsromotor 20 49, Thermometer TO- Wind
southwest. Clear and pleasant
Wind west. Thermometer go
eP M,-Cloudy aid cool Wlnd southwest Their.
moueteE CO.
Aynurr 10 A. MA beautiful, clear morning. Wind
northeast. Thermometer ~
p. M.--Hae been O beautiful DIV y;na north
Thermometer 90.
srrAousr 10 A. MA delightful morninx, clear and
pleasant. Wind north Thermometer ca
e 4 "a cleaS, pleasant evening Thermometer e5
WiDdwes..
Urea, 70 A, M.-Ciear pleasant morning Wind west
Thermometer 76.
II. 81 "A clear, pleasant evening. Wind vert Their
moncter r.
ALBANY 10 A. MA clear, Funshiny morning. Wind
northeast Ihermcmeter 7on. Barometer 3C 80 Mer-
curry II.
q 7. M.-Coudy but pleasant Wind southeast.
InsfmoEaeser ", Barometer 70 100 Mercury 7s
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FER SrEANsHfP IRANkIINI .
GRAvEsrSp, Avg Arr Olivia shodaoi "a, Orpheus'
Wilmington, NC.
HARE Aug s-sld Zusioh. NYork
port lth England. Lowell for Eorleans Aug @ Ess.
sEn Queen huss Dc Liberty poabody Ysrx oh; neaorn,
9th aobt Kelly Esrutow N0rcanG Isaac Bell johnston
NYork 6th n Wha-ton. Cstes DO 10Th New England
Manson DrFo Cooper, NYoTk Sth; Geo Hurlbut, Major
18th Georeis Lindsey Milford, Andrew NYork 18th Mer
curry Conn, 10th; Duchess dCrlssns, Hutton, th oyn
pur, Wilson. NorieaLs . . 49,
LivrnPooI, Aug I-Arr Mcntezums, NTora; I'd, VIM
Eprngue, EC..epns; John spear st So1hensi "a, Wm
bnma, 81 John. n y; sosrgo, Cslcr tia.
Arr 4th (Iy Tel 70 Chaos, and LeIA' nan,
NQrlsaas Tam oshaDtas, obiio Thames, Balsnorc ~.
on lort 50, Baltimore, tSv :msje Atlantic 81.
YORK. = nnAsssA1A-n' n'A"n'As y" -
sd 1st. De and Lady Frankln, NYork; I'd,
nsW a9Iv .latomont dol bingham, San FRANCISCO;
All w .akie, Po-t Philip; Csrack, Orleans.
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Destructive Fires,

LARGE FIGURING MILL BURNED.
CARLISLE Pa August is, l5s2
rhe extensive Touring mill Of liaal 81. Henderson,
one mile north o. this place. entirely consumed by
fire at today 1t need in the fourth story
and is supposed TO hays been caused by the friction OF
the machinery. store house adjoining containing
from ZOO to o0o bushels Of grain also consumed
The loss Is estimated at $4,000, partly insured
DYE HOUSE AND YooILEN FABRICS DESTROYED
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, August 16, 1852.
The dye and storage house Of the Conway Manufactur
ing Company In Conway Mass, turat this morning,
with its contents consisting OF about COO lbs Of wool
The loss is about go c0Ginsurcj Tor from S1EcO TO
$500.
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On THURSDAY. August Il at st. Mars Church by the
Right Rev Bishop Byrres, Of Little Rock Ark, WALTER
J. 0CcmoS. 20 Mary A. s. WEIrE, only daughter Of
Henry and MaIy Ann White al Of this city.
Connectiout papers please copy.
On Monday. August 16 by the Rev. Dir. Mugen, Of Sc
Peters Church. DIR. Thomas KIM, to Miss ANNIE
O'RorKE, a., of this city.
On MonGay, August 1c, ~ the rev Or, Burchard
CrAs. O. WEs1 Of tho firm Of Wood s. West, sau Fran
CISCO California, TO SAgNA NJ GRIFFIN granddaughter
oi the late Hon Stephen Allen, eX-Mayor Of New York
nj Buffalo. Wednesday, August u, by the Rev. DR..
Lord Mr.. J. II. BrRToS Of this city, 70 Miss LUCIA
CraSKE daughter Q: Horace Clarke ESD Of tho former
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Markets.

CHARLESTON, August 10, 1862.
The taea Of cotton for the last three DAYS were 525
bales, at range OF From "a TO 1Mc. The market is
firm, with a declining tendency.
BALTIMORE Aug. &c, 1862.
bceyca ct S. "A g 81.
ALn1SY, August 10, 1862
Receipts, $500 bbs. -four q Geo bush corn; Is $50
bush. oats es1C bush. wheat Wheat is In good sup
ply, dull saG in Of demand Sale Of 26 coo bush
tennessee at loec. Sales 1900 bush corn Go 1c for
isLc. tcr Western.
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From tho Suu,h.
LATE IRON TAMPiCo-hu BDEB--YoRK AND crunrp.
LAND RAILROAD, ErC.

N1@-- ~ NJ I'I'I'I VHh AND CJTNDrn-
LAND RAILROAD, ErC.
BALriNoRE, August IG. 1852.
Tho mail Is through from New orecns Tamuioo aato,
10 the 2ly nit have been received Permission has tc
granted by the government to land one thousand trr
Of -four ana suicien lard 70 supply pressing wants
The body Of named EiFkslcy was recently found
On the rniiroad hslaD0 Geo with his eku mashed
~ train. On examination Il proved thai he had
hten murdered ana then Lad on the track be bay r..
Oiyed a wound IN bis bcaht
INC VOL q The Stockholders II the York and Cuuisr.
n 'u 'Nlt,ad On acrHpHrP tho recent ordinance au-
mgue the ionn a. ~ naa euararted ~ ~ civ N
Dsmg q tid W g.. c,natruction n tho suquebanrs
ss,in.t sss1a a1o 80 favor q accepting, none
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BUFFALO, August 10, ISlA
Vne out o. the four delegates from Erie county to tho
oemocra"e state Convention elected viz Oliver Hatch
uon .ns ihio district an anti contract man. A great
contract democrats S'aSs enN aHsi-
.n, eemocrs,ic meeting was hea here on Saturday
Buffalo for Governor lie is opposed ~ Nnn.on, VI
The meeting well attended Wy conTSeh'
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xAEIVEEA IzTEGLrGnnoE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 1o, 1869
Cleared.

Ship BuiLloy. @aLire. ohsriesson. Geo Buckley.
PsIs s,sd eSsa Hnf
nsit nenrissts, treat, Fietou, rs RE aco.
Brig Lrps HAM Chrlsto pher Bremen Pepps & CO.
Brig wandoteT (Br Benson, piotou. hs'J Whitney
Brig Dash (Br), Callahan. St John, NE, Rocnie Din
schr John White Green, Bsrssoe NJ N Freensn Co.
sshr Lazy sesst SesI Wton Elsuth.ra, 4Hssi
sor President, Saunders. Mstagords 20, stanton Il
saAa Destopona ohatlin Mstssorda. I Mocready C Co.
hasa fdvsi
scf Mintesectt, Myers, Gbsrlo,ton. Mccseady Co.
sshr Lamaxtine. Tyler. W Wilmington, nc, meCtssdy
sohr Wake. Briggs. wlnngtoo. NC, Powell.
sehr YORKTOWN, Weglam Peterstufa Jas aunter s. Go.
sear w.. ei:tt, Bs aners: MAILER s Lssd.
sieamsr Michigan. MoisLOuso Phiadeiphia II Thomp.
,sIoop Mary L Compton, -, Richmond. Van Bruat g
siseht. 4m
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mss and il1 S,os % Tie
sSpnd IN 's s s ann S Ssga ss La se
sisnsi S With i White o esssSS sp y W
The strong asad winds the last "a hours Of her
Shy rhs &, phsdsIpls TaHIE ,LysrpeoI
1.pis, spOkc schr Bowios tsf FrovinOctowni, with
Shin sandusky Dorland, Liverpool July with mdeo and
y lon 70 70 saw s.esmshr tpre;pser. bound E. suppos.
S ssssss oi &:ssssss eas with
marble rags 4e to msstes July Low 81 40 spoke
Ni5s%; days
vs." SID etS Bcstoe SS's ATery Newpar W.
With RAILROAD iron and passengers 20 Weld 60, Of
shir Marcia Cleevcs, CondIop Antwerp 20 days. in bal
M s e runih sasesp and ruh
ing with mase ana ZIG 2aasen sra 70 nGtosohn.
S % g. M q Il aas II sssi s TO-
ssph Homes tet bound Aug lat A 10 lon
BstmOI a. At archer on the Banks spoke sssr Enter
prise with 10 quintais hsh stb cav ship Andrew POST
TarL Ceres lot SALEM Silver K.aas 10 days ana 100
lark Ioynen or Ta0mnstcnl, smaIisx. Eotterdsm,
hsste.ss@ y. tss. lStS s. issS sss IS:
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csTlsaa RES Montaus bearing 50 miles. The
rs lss fsSa S s}} 0n s nae HAMBURG
dfS VIZ o Hss ss
Shs, Tnss :; M S q brandy
S4sL raSeisps. from slistsi s. aussse DAYS
WITH sssd ass - rassessc... to erISr = s~''
DEis Lr@sssear ISsi Thrill s. Jaso. . days. with
sshT Iisassd N:Irisas Londonderry. Ms, IA days
soLr rlaadoIc. Bovine, Wilmington NC 9 days. with
Solr Jssss W aurLes Io,asos, Newborn 6 dave with
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TelecrephYc Marine Reports.

BO6rUnJ A1RCst II.
hrrivsdsyp VIM Jarvis, Liverpool; lark PRESCOTT do;
brig Paul Jones' kcningeburg; echrs VIM Wyor Bslti
nore Eudors aud ccoralana, kcndouti Vim Russsl, Al
ttny; Maino, NIork
Cleared Snip Corpss, San Franchises bark SCARBOROUGH
Mfrsecs brgs Dafisr, IoDdon Souther ChaEescn sohr
yiatagcss albany; Cooley s. CO, N York.
AIs.Ysd-Shlr Florida NYork.
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Western Corn crop-Great Camp Meeting.

UINCfNNATI. Mug. TO 1907.
II has been raining hard here eli day. and II appears
to b general. The com crops viii be much benefited
by Il.
About 90 900 people attended Methodist camp meet.
ing. this city, yesterday.
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Progress Of the Cholera.
ROCHESTER,.

EUt HEoIEN
ROCHESTER,, August 16, 1862.
The Board Of Health report seventeen OF cholera
and ten deaths during the for eight hours erdng at
NJ. Nj
BUFFALO.
BysFAle, August i6. 1852.
The weather here is fine. few scattered cases of
cholera have been reported but the general health Of the
city j. good.