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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

Etas do M Lonisiaae-r-P ayoisso aEs4
baton Eouge--M. fO50-Cou "a
Siriemc District .Juaiciaiyc-Samuc
GoNtrich VS.. Gabyid r.. Spence ea
Heyitsers.
I'm VERTU dune commission LANCE dams Ii
IL process ci.dessus intitul6, ct adress6 d moi
par Honorable Cour du Sixieme District Judi.
claire, dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Fiat sus-ditc
Jexposerai en- vente publigi,c, d la porte de- ia
maison de Conr, dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge
Safnedi, le 26ene jour de Fevrier p~roclain, 1853
B Il heurcs du matin, Ia propriete ci-apres de-
critic, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre on habitation
comm CONNIE etant lhabitaficn John Forbes
STUD dams cctte p~aroissc d'est Baton Rouge. d en-.
yiron dix ueuf miles de Ia Vile lie BatoD Rouge,
ct conienant six cents ct qnaran:c acres plus gu
moins, ct borne CONNIE suit, savoir: au snd par
terrcs de Denharn, ci.devan, z. Brown. dite teYre
sera vendu en- fin d'cfectenr un partsge entire lea
parties denendeur ct dcfendeur dams le process ci-
dessus intituie
Conditions de 10 vcn.e-Ccmplant.
Jan az III. ". BABIN. EhErif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
LEGAL SALES.

Stale Of Louismaa-I'ayiM IF East
Baton Rouge-No 11s3-Stzsh IL.
aiciai District G'ours--I'arish Of Eust
Baton Roage--fs1act II. Smith "a.
ais. as. YIN. y. I'ostlefh Wastc, Tutor,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

ceived.
Mr.. Marks offered a resolution, which
was adopted, providing for the assembling
Of the members Of both Houses. 1.-THE SEN
ate c~oncurring thereto) on Monday. the
Oath inst, for the purpose Of electing a
State Prin ct.
MI. w. IN. Pngh offered the following
resolutions which were adopted:
aResoircd. That the Clergy of the
different religious denominations Of Baron
Rouge be and they are hereby invited to
attend alternately. aud optn this House
with prayer"
a communication was received from the
Secretary Of State. iii reference 10 lie pro.
ceedings Of the Board Of Currency for the
year 1852.
Leave Of absence was granted to Mr..
Reeves. member from Tensas.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Wilder. pro
yiding for ihe adjournment Of The House
until Monday the 24th inst. was lost BY
the following yote-Yeas So; Nays Sc.
a message was received from The Sen.
ate, announcing the concuurence Of thai
body il, the resolution 20 90 into al cleo.
ton Tor State primer % Monday, the 9th.
On motion the House adjourned until
tomorrow morning Il 10 O'Clock.
HousE-T Axvsday 2olh-The House
met Il 10 oiciock-Mr. Noise IN the
chair. On the roll being called. Sc mem.
bers answered - their names
The Journal - read 81 the prsvious
day.
Mr. Hnrnble asked lesvs III ahseuce III
sie1srs. Slerlinss q ooachita, King, d
jackson, Ford. Of Carroll. Bernard, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

ereed ~ me Union Republican party Of Georgia RI
fhuse heo contingencies did not happon, and can nsye,
happen wle The fDmprofnsc Is preserved in Driaciol
ND splaianoe," have supported tho Uoon aaI s.
Compromise Gg6ln,t tho opponents Of either a, the SOM,
Hsi tb.y may nsycr happen. have opposed and shsy
continue opIOso The Free Soilgrs and AbOoni,s 4, o.
Eofib ond iher joad' md olie,, under whatever o,
cni DeR Mey my sail.
NJ recofd chnrgs rrfrcd n by tho Secretary Of Va,
nfefs no 5,ply cOn,dcr biz letter plea Of "a ~ ,S
~ alemi 10 iufiify Ny charge was based upon AZ s
spee,h pr,Diedby fis authority IN TIE WaAaigi,a IA,
II DC 80 ~ August read extracts from iha, sD.s,
sni enobp ober ihe very extract 10 which he ror. .a5
commented upon them dill hold the Pres eat re,a-;
BIZ Gif ihe principles laid down In that speech NJ a.;
naif II ihe PRECEDENT ia moi high bu . not, a, yc a.
enough 10 .nlpOpe him capable Of permitting two M
lsbloi Oacep o. remain In he Cabinet ag,er MAJ.
snoh fubic gyecchcs IN bis presence, unless he AZ
lrosfd Ito principles ard policy laid down BY them =
vi htfcforc for the present. simply turn over theSs
isrys Justification 10 he consideration Of bis p,lH's
fionds In Ge0rgin Who With such singular unannI,v h.
fro tho election maintained tbsir old political lens AZ
internal improvements by the General Government az
condemned the opinions expressed by Messrs DAVIS =
Guthrie 81 Ihiladophia
sni very repeatedly,
Your ole9isnt servant, r. TO0yas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09
THE FIRE ar GREEN BAY. WIS.

The correspondent Of the MiVdukce Nens gives he
following account Of the fire at Green Bay:
About three O'Clock this morning, Nov u an ssfn
Of IRE aroused the citizens Of this village from tier
slumbers. The wind was blowing violently, and b .
direction 10 favor the flames. A ire was discoverefD
wooden building in the rear OF Mr. Herrimans stss
Prom this il spread with astonishing rapdity until -
wcIty-tye large wooden buildings were reduca1
ashes By far the fnest portion Of the yilags
GIc,r 81, il in ruins and now presents scene ofs;
sprcad dcsoaton.
The lowest estimate that can be put on the properE
thus la an instant swept away is 100000, besides
Inconvenience snd trouble tina, viii necessarily 80
ntm SO dssstrous conaagrltlon AZ this moneai
poSslblc a. give sUll particulars OF all the os
"a 90 rAme all wao have suffered. Among the Prncp
enrs ;tc tlc ioli,wlug ~
Mla.t,, la,ss waNheusc. 6lled with mer,har4s
tstn saf vsslns. sai sg.ees other slaAbs are~
"a tnfal bat sgAan i>atS ~ What conisncd ssrc1
lhe ,fs is $40 keswr, eei mest hsNo oceng SA ~
a tHsN ss.s,iss hs Nvs "a sl0ccA While rs i.i,s
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fsff.. tgkt ro,ss .s<.lS aestg ats Sc. we eerrt
Nal,e ,vsaels bah lass geevl,ed a0d olsRsd 49, "
90. 80 Be-. sse r.egey se2.is AT wese destroy 81
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09
THE E\ulRlTlON
AZ N@N
CRYSTAL. PALACE.


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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
MEDICINAL MoNDER

the nineteenth century tiS the first scientific
in the world would have admtedS that miracle oil medi
cine heretofore supposed to have no existence,
STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its never expended is the with opium.
coholc and al other exci!ants The eectof
these brief it may well be said ofhim who takes them
he last state OF that man is thun the frs " hut
the Elixir is exherant without single drawback-sae
in its operation perpetual in its happy influence upon the
the mind and the entire organizations it will also
Impressions, excitement, tndency to blush,
hSiOns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
From baltimore.
consequences or ruE wuEEllso IsrE11roENcra

/ SS''' ga
Marylond slectiOn-I Wing, Democratic, Indepen-
dentand Temperance eqndidgtes-lhH Matthias
| the Russian dGnsuese-ihe Markets, EEcite-
sneRt in Breadstgfs. as.,
BALTIMORE, Nov. l-6, P. NJ, 1858.
Our State Elections take place on tomorrow.
Both parties are making extensive preparations.
A Governor, members Of Congress and of the Legis-
Iature are TO be chosen. The contest for Governor
will be purely party one, but for Congress and
the Legislature, local and sectional questions will
interfere very much. State Comptroller and
Lottery Commissioner are also to be elected, be-
sides innumerable Magistrates, Constables, Clerks
of courts &c.
The chances are with the wings in the guberna-
toral contest 1t is also possible that Mr.. Walsh
independent wing may be elected to congress from
the 4th district In the srd district there will be
tight run between Mr.. Vanzant, regular democratic
nominee and VIM. P. Preston, independent DOM
ocrnt. t5
The temperance ticket for the Legislature, from
Baltimore, will make strong poll. The anti
Maine Law men. (Grog shop keepers have deter
mined to keep open house and drench their voting
frie ndS with rum to their hearts content. This
in itself, is strong argument that the party who
encourage such proceedings should be defeated.
The returns will not be counted until very late.
was at cold Holiday last night, and saw the
celebrated Russian dansuese, MaI'lle Yrca Math-
las. She is magnificent dancer aud surprisingly
fine artist. She made highly favorable impress
sion. s4
There is quite an excitement in our breadstuff
markets. Spectators are buying -four freely at
Sc 62a6, 6s Tor Howard street. Some sales also of
City Mills at 6,5Oa6,62 to 6,6S. The.market clos
ed firm. holders generally asking 6,76. These pur-
chases ore made upon the belief that war does act
tually exist between Russia and Turkey and that
the next steamer will bring confirmation of the
belief. Under this condition Of affairs breadstufIs
are being strained to high point. IT, however,
some peaceful turn should take place, prices will
drop quickly.
Grain scarce. Small sales Red Wheat at 1,s3a
/, 81; White do 1,s9a1,4s. White Corn 65a66c;
Yellow 69a7Oc. Oats 41a4Sc.
Provisions dull. No sales of meat-prices I'M
changed.
Rio Coffee loEoll $50. Sugars and Molnsses
dull
Whisky s1as2c.
Money easier. Stocks steady. B. & o. Rail-
road shares 4s4a44t. J. w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
THE way 10 GET A GOOD VIE.

LIK11'IL1'.''
MORGAN II. GREGG has just received from New
I York and the Eastern Cities the most splendid as
dershrts gloves. and every variety wear
ing apparel OF the superior style and quality ever
offered in Wheeirg, which he is prepared TO make up 10
ORDER in the elegant and fashionable London FHTs
eastern styles, gentlemen may Preer and al inc
shortest notice No one questions the position which
establishment holds tue leader OF fashion IN the city OIL
Wheeling; and doubts but that lie is the dsteS man
in town al cutting fitting and accommodating his aSsort
ment 10 the OF the public He has dis.
tanced all his competitors except i'll the horse nei at the
Wheeling Fair which he failed in because of the immense
press of business at his establishment Om w1ch nc
could not withdraw his mind long enough to TO the
6eats al iii his profession he must
rest satisfied with his superiority in that anu
continue ''serve the public at his Emporium on MON
roe street, abuvc the Mcclure House.
Cali yourselves ard the result Is cert m
Every body is there, but there is Loom anu uoos o
more, If they will call in time. ocLE2:an
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

FIRE IN NEW YoRx.-A telegraphic despatch
rnounce disastrous FIRE in New York, by which
81 buildings, known as Fowler's buildings, were
5s.royed. 1t is not as yet known how many per-
sons PerisheI, though two bodiea have been re-
covered from the ruins. The entire loss, as far as
,ses..a.ned, amounts to s34l, 300, upon which
there was an insurance of only s107,500. The
findings were situated Immediately opposite the
E.rald office, which was frequently threatened
nth destruction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

Tue CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The Directors of the
New York Crystal Palace have resolved to keep
es exhibition open through the winter, instead OF
losing it in December, as they had previously
Un.emplated. 1t is said that from the first OF
SEPTEMBER to the present day, the receipts have
Ken highly satisfactory, averaging four thousand
bJIars or more day, while the current expenses
rs but 5000. The receipts of the fortnight end
:, on ths 22d ult., were SIS. 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
TEI,EGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Line.
rELEGRApHEp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM BALTIMORE .ANp THE soUTH. .

BALTIMORE, November 2.-New Orleans papers
OF lost Thursday have been received, with Calves
ton dates to the Dist.
The yellow fever had abated at Galveston, but
was getting much worse at Houston, there being
from seven to nine deaths per day. Italso contin-
ued TO prevail at Lavaceca and Indianola. -
Cotton picking was progressing finely, and viii
yield larger staple, good crop, and surpass that
of any other season.
The Board of Health of Mobile have declared
the epidemic to be at an end.
The papers of Wednesday contain the details Of
American deaths received from Vera Cruz, up TO
the Dist. The fight between the Yucatan revolu-
tionists continued eight days, when the remnantot
the revolutionists fled to the mountains.
The cholera was still prevailing at Ojaco. 265
robbers. murderers, nickpockets, &C., were sent
from Mexico to Vera Cruz, under strong escort
The Spanish Ambassador was still at Vera Cruz.
The particulars of his difficulty with the Mexican
Government has not transpirej.
Horrible accounts of Indian depredationS on the
frontiers, continue 10 reach the capital.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

DEAD FALL.-It may be none of our bust
MS particularly, but we would suggest with be-
,,1iag Difference to our City Fathers, that they
nav save the loss of several necks. and. probably,
IL loss to the city of some thousand dollars by
s.c.:ng fence or some other means of protection
tile top of that precipice on the newly graded
ntOns of Webster street. A lady fell over there
sas time ago, and is still suffering severely from
a. in;,r;es she received
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
CALENDAR FOR 1855.
Partner Wanted.
STEAM ENGINE MANDATORY AT

The undersigned will dispose of the ore.halfof Phillips
well known Engine Mandatory together with the
ground, buildings, tools and patterns.
Having contracted for the necessary lathes &c IN ad1l
nanuIcure OF all descriptions Of Railroad Cars etc. In
connection with the Foundry and Engine Manufactory he
atfers himself that on account OF the number OF railroads
Terminating here there is not better location for that
All those desiring TO engage in the business will
find for good investment The este oh s
Contracts for Cars &C. in short time For further In
formation apply the subscriber, II by letter, Postaid'
HcfC0 ID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nov. 2,-Cotton steady Coffee, Rio IL; java
III unsettled. Sugar, Muscnvado 5tj Havana
firm. Molasses, Muscavado "a; New Orleans 2s
quiet Flour, 1900 bls6, T5a6,8li Ohio 6,75a6,87
Wheat, genesee 800; western ISL. Lard exPor
demand, all qualities slightly advanced. Corn,
mixed 76; yellow Is; white 10 dull. Tobacco,
Ky. 6Aa94. Pork mess SIS 81, prime Is easier
Linseed oil, 20.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

r., FIRST THURSDAY in November is the day
I% by the P. E. Church, in the United
W.. f,r the annual Thanksgiving to Almighty
80 n, the fruits of the Earth" There will
~ be Divine service in ST. Johns Church
ming at 1OI o'clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

EsrARY.-A western parer, in speaking
Of one of our newly-elected Senator's says ms lg
Doranee is so dense that the auger oil coullLN =.
sense would he Longer in boring through it than It
Would take boileti carrot to bore through Mount
Blanc. He's the old gentleman who took the othr
etside on tie Squilgee queston.-ETc'
Bring that ..boiled carrot" along this way It's
wanted 10 bore down Wheeling Hill
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

g,r,r KEEPERS are reminded that our old friend,
1,tsir old friend, ]. C. HARBOUR, continues
..sn the best carpets and all sorts of house fur
,sing goods of the latest styles, and at the low
: n,ces. 1t is decidedly questionable to fit
:, house, or a steamboat, without looking in
:, u,rbcur'S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

r.r VIRGINIA FArR.--The Richmond Enquirer
that on all hands, articles are pouring into the
az IA, exhibition at the Fair We have heard of
~,m,no,b horses and mules almost requiring lad
y, 10 Bride them-n sheep weighing 4sO pounds
dickens that can stand on floor and pick corn
n dining table-and many other things of the
,,,,s sort,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
Attention the whole!

AIG6uI1UA JIG w AO40.
IHE undersigned have just returned from the Eastwth
new and beautiful assortment OF cloths, cassin1eres,
and Vestings fall and winter wear, which We are pre-
to ma kc 10 order the latest and most approved
stye and the manner, at short notice. Gentlemen
WISHING anything in line, will do we'll 10 give US call
earIy while our STOCK is full
its not necessary to enumeratc our stock OF Furnish
ing Gods as is full and complete from SILK Night Caps
S6, 10 cotton and meno IslI Hose everything that
il necessary to complete gentleman's wardrobe.
Goods warranted represented, or no sale.
~ WHEELER d LAKlN, Merchant Tailors,
oott1 80 No Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

1.-THE death of Rev. James Gallagher is an
bounced in the Brunswick CNiissoarl papers. he
was extensively known as awriter and late chap
lain in Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
mn THH MII,I,IONS


From toothlcss babes OF nlmeess weeks
Toprattling iOkeTs III the streetsi
From girls and boys that read at school,
To office clerks upon their stooSi
From tile budding or love at sweet seventeen
To the Caudle explosions OF all honeymoon dreamsj
From mid. way years OF man md Lwle,
To advancing days and :eclning lliei
Al tLe wondrous things of these modern days.
Ia heard this general exclamation,
IIGyE you USED LYoN's KATHAIRoEf
drew heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing
That starts the roots OF hair long ueau'
And covers up the once bald heaui
b. While the truant locks, 30 harsh andsttd'
THAT used to VcX the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders tVirl
In such rich, luXurant curis,
The sight or touch, you know not WhiCnI
sets men SHINING, aud their heads bewiiehd;
The Ilandruf-Vexed stuf-ihat once uu IAN
Over bro ad cloth coats, AMI collars soil
You number with the things that WereS
BY using KathairOn on the hair.
But more than half, or ali yet SAID
Are facts about the NeTrottS HeddS aHt...a
That sometimes racks and aches with PAIN ia. q.
And doctors pills are taken IN vain. -.
Now the KathaiTon such pains l1 warrant 10 cure
In ten minutes. NogoSslpplrg, IN surej rr....v
Ard for Pimpes, Salt Rheum, BrySipelaS and Tetteri
And all such diseases, nothing rs better.
r YCNS KATHAIRON justly celebrated for PTeserV'
icg Restoring and Identifying the Hair, Is sold BY
.ery Irgeest and Principal merchant throughout Inc
world in large bottles, for % cents. 49, 49,
Sold to the trade Liberal dlseount-but ne1eT CONF
'l's't'''e4' D. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
i6t Broadway, New York.
NsPOr sale by KelIs & Caldwell, wholesale AeentsIoI
ISheeiing Also sold by Patterson & Co.; y Logan
(, Co and Wheat d Chapln t----o--.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
liz OF sIeamcrs for t.e 1Iontl. Of NovembeE

uZAl letters to France, Holland and Belgium must be
prepaid by the Ane can steamers TO Liverpool
and Southampton 90 cts by the direct steamers TO HaVTe
and cents by British Letters to Switzerland
ami Italy under the rule to reach earlier
their destinations.
closed mall oretters and newspapers, Tor Stntes and
cities OF the German.AustTan Postal Union, and Den
mark Norway, Sweden Poland Russia, Greece, loinan
Islands, ETC. is sent from this Office semi.weehy.
NV YORK, Nov. 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

Hoc,,-The Columbus (OhioJ Capital city Fact
ny, that 63s live hogs. weighing 200 lbs each'
rus brought by railroad from Cincinnati to Co
hnbus, on Saturday. They come from MOdi-
pp county KY, and are destined 70, Boston. The
F,ct adds:
Nj. Hall, of Cleveland, has purchased and
shipped by this route from that portion of Ken
tscky, since the middle of August, upwards OF
1000 head which have either supplied the Boston
New York market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03
C,NCINNATI MARKET.

Nov. 2.-River risen feet a inches in the last d
hours. Raining all the afternoon. Flour advance
ed with sales at $50 closed quiet Whisky 2St'I-
2Sl. Nothing done In hogs. Sugar 54a64. Mo-
lasses 22a25. Coffee 1o3al13. New York Ex-
change Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-03

r,,o GEESE in large flocks pas ed over this
:, Yesterday and the day before. The storms
1 ~ Winter are not far off.