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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-05
The Heroic Women
HIsToRY.l .
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage DisntezeStedness
and Self-Sacrifice of Ancient AMI
Modern Times

Modern Times
BY HENRY G. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIREs OF THE REVo.
| LUTON" ''NIGHT il A BLOCK-HoUSE," DC
To women America examples for inita-
ton IL the most trying may be stated TO be
aud writer, OF considerable am6 has tTuthy said that
i'll the U. StatCS 'WOmen Govern In no country upon
the generally respected defeie
tally consulted OUT society possesses the the
days OF Clvalry, with much more enlightenment hero.
made great and heroic by Plutarch's
and inspired by the contemplation OF excellence Let the
reading and study OF such work the HuTOc WOmcn''
become common, and our wives mothers, sistels and
daughters, will become renowned for resolution,
orttude, and selEsacTcc than tho Spartan females
old The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous in
stances OF female heIOsn with many that not less
but less generally known; among which may be
found Historical Sketches Of
Brunelaut Mrs S penesr SHitt,s e.
FhiiiHpa 81 huinqult eaJt,
| The SIster Of DugWeseIin, AfadeNOiselie AnlEcs
Jane, Countless Of NonVori, Cathey:MeI, 81 RtssiL,
J Jesa Il s ssss a S5sseor
RE queen Of Tssarre, ne Princes de Lq.g1alle,
The Pri i Of Condo Charlotte S co a
Mary Ogre, Lhe Quaker Martyr Madame Roland, 90. '
| . of NtlC FhgLdnd, Madame DeSmOWlinS,
lnrR. LGlk Lane, Theresa Ca6GTlS, fHr
Ley Ley f fase 6om nsS La e. In Taie,
T5ey Iissrto5 8iontrose, ton NJ 4'' ''''
Lady GriseIi BdiHie, Mrs. Richard Shu6rick,
ENfnntlrisi, The Countess Of Elisabeth Iame,
Flora Macdonald, Mrs. Charles EHiOTt,
Lady Harriet %ckidEd, Lydia DdTTGgh, .r-.
| Helen Walker, Mrs Head aud the noted Mrs.
Madame La RochjQqueliH, Helm, &C., dc.
This work is beautifully printed fine white paper, and
handsomely bound, making 800.
ELEGANT OCTAVE VOLUME! sil
mbelished with Original Illustrations the
designs OF CrOome, and other eminent ATsts -
Price Only Two DOlInrs and Fiftr Ccntst
J. d }. l.. GIHoN, Publishers,
| No. %, CheSnut StTeet Philadelphia.
Co Very liberal inducements iCi be made TO acttre and
erSec men 1o8SesSei o small capital of from jio SOL
TO engage IN The safe Of these aud Other Popular rroT many
iich sold ercsrelK 6Y IfaTELng AEeHs Rug24
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The Undersigned committee appointed by E. Ran, on
behalf OF Hall Dodd & Coz OF Cincinnati and NessTs
OF Ptsburg to test the fire proof qualities the safes
by thet respective prncpas-report, that have
thiS day subjected SAFE OF each manufacture OF similar
aSe which had been in Use two years, fnovenS to IRE
made with wood and Ptsburg stone coal FOR tbs
apare OF hall hours, and during that we
eye the heat applied far greater than that any ori
nary at the expiration Of that time,
the furnace, and cooling down.
we found casting on both places entire
" burnt on that the books unniured; on
opening the safes No sad books and papers entirely
Injured except slightly ny It's water used in cooling or
This Nc found to bs the case with both safes, only
poroeptibe difference the Of interior
that the varnsh tbs Of Burke Barres, safe
was bateTed and baekened. Ineonelusion, would
marx that FOrl theret this test have hcsta
dHnra nffh annhlfe
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" Lamb. Yaraali and the Clark. =
ON TcEham, Hornbrook and
,,,S Oh ASe0UAA1-=7i"eS'''- '''''-'''
N.ssrs Forbes. Bishou, Nc
Inc, Hsmnond and Mathews.
o. ", - Iy,p lSieasr Tanner; RchoIs; Hughes;
astthsws; wiekham and the Superintendent of Water
Works rh1 7.lt ,,.-,-,- -.
OF Market HousE-Messrs' ''''Ap-'iH' ''u''"' ~'''
"eh'- 49, c;,,. t,-.dv, Lamb and tbs.
ON IoAL 49,, pa ~ w. V5n5La 1870
~ L.Np1ves-MessTs Hallowell, Cots and Yarnan.
on BnE DEPAErMENT.-MessTs. Bishop; Hnghesi Nat
on PErrr1oxs.-Messrs. Tanner Gil and woodrow.
on Ran RoADs-Messrs- Bradyi Bishops Forbes; Gill.
Lamb Tanner and woodrow
OK observation-disclosures. LanIbi HornbFook and Thnrp.
and yN ysieEhan. ~
os AssrssMENTs.-MessraH ornbrooki Bishops Hnshssi
JefIsrs and Matlhews.
OK GRaDEst-Messrs Forbes Cots; Jehersi "iekhaHI
aud YsraaL assn. GIN. bishops Brady; Halo.
on hEAL.h sI5aLE rfS'F-i - -
well and Mo0u rS"rrray.-Me.srs wiekham, Melu,e
-, ~ SIstibeWs and Wait.
oNIsOHT.-Meaars c0tt'' Bishops Ian0'r' wat an"
fafa1ali'1 ASSESSORS
,st wSrd-F 4. BRxNELlEoER. Cd Ward6GEo Ros.
,ssox; 81 ward-sAN'L ssiTH: 9Th wSrd-DAVlO HAN
Ao ,ssit sss ALDERMEN.
H.1,,sR4 Dayid Maeldns. Cd W.-yames Mcconnell
, I11ty 60 nuity 9th W.. John L. Newly 9th W.
IT, IT, II: JsniE6n
,So.s,SIsS1oNERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
- III. w Phillipa Cd ward.-wm. S. Wick.
Isl Mgi8;;-5 nr W j. Bates 4th WaId.-JOhn Gil,
nam ~ 81 d 9TH VaTd.-JosiAh Powell
Snits'' - ,,r,ucTRES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THUS i,.L l-i 80. 1ohn moor.
lat waTd'-7MTh -; n JoS1sston, P B. Taylor.
p :, iseob Senseney, jacob Singleton.
ga IL D. " Tharp, p. seatterday.
5tn 4. Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
pr saNtTARY COMMITTEES.
~ ..,-' c.r..r, ga JVard-P b. TAYLOR, Sd
ist 60 TrTsIer: 4th--HHrvey Hall; 6th-Geo W.
wAFd:-"eO' ''''''''
AoSosssis FIRE WARDENs.
y.t &c., ss1oseph Greer; Cd WaTd.-Joseph FOrSyth
ts tySIaGso TTser: 9TH ward-JOhn caytOT' 9th
g % "a ~ 3 Glenn.
-, ~ civ HalI-Joel Trisler.
Curator q -. ~ =, - Geo Bulser
0rerseSreJ t'le'I , p,,o. n p,r,
SertoH of Ih6tte uTate i4'
sfis-s sl1-r r.
@wHEEL1NG GAS COnPANK:
President-JoHN w GIL: a. - f " nsa.e
ITeaSurer-Josish T. uPoes'eu' t'"s' ~ A'Ft
Saml h Sou'"O'f'
scuti11IR 1,HHFs -l
Egt'eSEns, Rector, MoTnb ,s
streets, REV. WILLLi41A ~AN'P'AV' ' -
vice i0i eveningTtJ
r JouNs, Episeotes Nam StIsG' 9etWeen Fl5st and
MNAaMA
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CITY DIRECTORY.

AEerehanIs' and MeehnnIes' Bank.
.1HeoEFoEkrED 1885 CAFrTAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN ". GILL, President, soBlEsu BRADY, CashIcr.
Discount day-Tuesday,
= NStih western hank Of virginia.
1ScOnPoRAzrD 1919. CAPITAL $4,000
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN 9. CAMPBELL. Presidenti DANL. LAnu, Cashier
nsspunt dAy-Thursday.
DIannfhcturers' and Fnrmers' Bank
T'iH - s-'.' Of wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
NcoEPoRATED MARcH, 1881. CAPITAL sTocx $500, 600.
THos SWEENEY, Pres't. JONI LIST, Cashier.
,. WheeIinE snyinEs' InstitatIon.
5f4ol : no. 1s2, Main st.
" IRcroB0hITED 1884. CAPITAL $1,000
~ NELSON, PIesident; wILLIAM McCoY, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thursday.
SaVinEs' Bank or wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth streets. Centre wheeling
INcoRRoHATEDi 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
THoS. II. LIST. PreSiaentI wA RAAE1x, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday '1.+ 1aH.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
LL1ILLI
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES. s.s

TIME character OF these Safes in ST. Louis, before
that Igrther test or proof OF the
unnecessary; hut accommodate Mr.. Hal,
ratentee and maker OF ItHaIR Patent Concrete Sales
which has burnt all other makes oTany United
States Cders patent included took his Challenger
and the result below by the Committee who super.
intended the burning ofthe Sales We only regret
were not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer 4
The Safe which tested is to be at Store, an
we invite the public to call and examine il feel conf
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualities
aer having the specimen which passed through the
foTy ordeal on the 10th OF June, - ~
Sole Agents for the Manuacturers no 49, Leyee, End No.
60 Com. Street.
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WARWICK. p. MILLER. Z
DAVID II. BISHOP. vi
GERARD h. ALLtsf. -
auFe4
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BERGER or Spine and Muscle LinimenTs
remedial agent we forbear to say thIng, the
speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia sprans, pains from Bruises Burns, ia so
extraordinary that to speak its real merits, You
really fear could give GTedenee to assertions
( 40 -Vff It can be had at g,.t +
PAXTON 81 LAKES,
r,{g5ff. !. T. End Of susp! Bridge: and Al. !
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CITY ORBICRRs FOR 1882.

~. MORGAN' NELSONs Mayor
il4s JAMES S. 'WHEATE, Clerk.
e. W. HANDING, Treasurer.
j. L SAEGSUON, Sergeant
StFGeaHrS DsTGfiCG-ISt Ward-Isaac NJ PEARL I'd ward
Adm. W. Clemens Sd waTd-John Bowers 18th ward
Henry p. ChaPline. oh ward-James s. Campbell.
JnuN MOORE Superintendent Water Works
JAcOB e. BIER, Wharf Master.
JAcOB AMtcK, Street Commissioner.
JANIS NJ. BWIHo, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rsats.'-
sur OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
TToH A. @ AAPRELL, Collector OF Assessments.
wv. J. SFOBDART, City Surveyor. -....
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

p.as4 w1pD.-John Mcclure. Jr.i John Hughssi 5. D.
Woodrowi Isaac Cots
SECOND wARD.-JOhu Bishop, Geo. &. wfekham
TurRp wARD.-S Brady;J. J. YarnaIl, John N. Math.
swsj Daniel Lamb. .'=.a..
ForKrH wARp.-Dr. James TannerJ &. c. Jeaersi A. S.
1lloJVeIl; d. v. ThaTp; David Hammond.
F,r4u wARB-GeoTge Forbes; John W. Gin; Loren1u
u Wait, Jacob HOrnbTOokI Henry Ech0ls.
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mAsONs.

RUoN, Nc. 114 Main Robb's Chair Factory
Quo 4eReE No 1o1, moeta the hrat Monday night OF
WaETLISo UMos cHAFTER, No. 10, meets tho second
Monday night or every month.
WHEELING LoDGE, No. I25, meets on the third MondaI
night or every month =
Monday night or every month.
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.Look to your Coughs !!

mo an such as arc IaboTng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
moss, Pains in the Breast, Splitting BLOOD, DC, we
yould honestly recommend the of Brentinger's COM
mound Syrup OF Bopeset, apleasan safe aud speedy
cure. 1t can had at Messrs PAxToN q LAKES end
the Suapention Bridge and at
BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRoNG'S,
1 aug21- yr;d Monroe street, wheeling
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MEDICIN AL.
Ralsam of wild Cherry!
II ThoEbeat Iiemedr eYcr known 10 Wan

q i -.
Tho beat Remedy ever known 10 Wan
F.r Coughs Colds, Asthma, Group Bronchis Influenza,
b,reifng Of the Lugs, Difficult Brsathing LfreL ABse
io.Is Pain Weakness of the Breast or Side First
Stages Of Consumption, &C.. de-, DC
In short this Balsams peculiarly adapted to every disease
The Lungs and Liver, whchis produced b. our cVerp
varying climate.
medicinal propeFtIeA This fact is familiar ovpry ar0
in our land and Physicians Often prescribe II Ill different
forms for variety OF Complaints Tar ALSO has b9cn
equally noted Gorits virues physicians, whose
names familiar 10 tho whole country have gone 20
declare that consumption could be cured ny lhL
GoE lii other hands, again. 1t was nearly Vauelcas owing
doubt to their ignorance ~ preparing
it, difficulty entirely obyiRted by pnente& experience
rms Extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub
stances arc now first time, combined and cnhdcI
in DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. ~
nice chemical process, everything decerrns or useless
rejected SO remains Is tho :Xtraordnarya"
truly etcacious remedy for all kinds 'monary9h dh II
diseases ever known to mau. To all unbelcVsr'
cures performed by this wonderful mn Galnc.
4544a944s9 q94 49, z.
| ~. M. Balsam Of IPiEd Cherry"
III Mt. Eden, KY, July 24, 1862
| Mcssrs Harcourt, Howard & CO-Gents;-The cdr.
Wstnrs Balsam Wild Cherry that bought CT you has
been such signal benefit in my family that visit make
| itgVirtues known for tho benefit OF the public
My wife cold at tho time OF her confinement which
cetted lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
coughs; she was despared OF her recovery
and her child parOok OF her complaint She then coal
enced taking "IVTstaT'S Balsat of Wild ChsyTy,' and
effected entire cure with her and the Child
have no doubt that they would been In their
graves II they had used WistAr's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry ''.''' SETH r. SEARCY.
sethR seurcy, whose certificate above, is man of as
much VcraCity in this country, and man OF good
Judgement and place entire reliance his statement
''f'ff HARCoURT, HOWARD q co.
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Any DISTANCE exceeding

TRI.wEEKIY ireWs
MONTHLY =. one. fourth ''
SEMINOHTHJY ." oHehay "a
DAILY 0ener than Trreekiy times the above rates
In rating the distance newspapers TO subscribers the
Office capitalization, and not the county line, Is to be the
starting point.
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CAHADA &e-Letters to and from Canada and the Brit
ish N American Provinces, for not 1000 miles, 10
cents per half ounces 5000 miles, Prepay
menrOptional al. ". -.r
GREAT BRITAIN AND IREbAXD.-onle letters between any
ONCE tho United States CCaifornS and Oregon excep
tcI any office in Great Britain and Ireland "a
per halt ounce IS cents under, and sc
cents ii ounce, the rate being doubled ae the
first ounce Prepayment optional On newspapers the
rate is cents each-tO be prepaid On newspaper:
any foreign country TnRorGH Great Britain cents each
10 be prepaid. Hr
GERMixY, PRrsEA, &c.-Letters TO tho following eoun
tries via England, be prepaid II by British
er, cents, il by an American steamer, 81 cents.
s,yfS Malta 1OT
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DR.. Guysott's Improvcd Extract OF
yellow Dock and Sarsaparills

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
7TlON FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF rHE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF fg..
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE,
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Exu act Irona letter received fIUma Physician in Md
UAMBRIDGE, Md, OCT. GU, ioOU
MessIs SANDS, Gentlemen: my nttIe daughter al:
niCted long with Head and Eyes, and Dy
using your Sars4para, perfectly cured, nedi.
cines and Sal sapaIiaS having failed 10 eeEe her Having
used ii sGd tested Is efficacy, lnow confidently ecOhmenl
Other as IT seems 10 possess pIupeI
ties Contained other nrcp1aiioh and find that
alter they have used II, invariably The
article again. wleheCer they require medicine
which tins is recommended. RESPECTFULLY yours,
]. FLINT, NJ. ID.
Prepared sold, wholesale aud reiaI by A. T. s, Ut
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST., cOrcr
William, New YoH. Sold also by druggists GENERALLY
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 per
bottle; six bottles Ion s.. For sale by
sT.f. 7..'.--- j. H. CKUMBACKER
'''-' No. 1T5 Main st. Wheeling
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh; Seatom sharpe Maysvilc,
ShaCkeIold q Crtehton, Portsmouth, and (. r. Hinnmn
Cincinnati. sept10-3m
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I
Algeria. MecRlenbuTg Schwerin
Austria, and Austrian States. Mecklenburg StTeltz
BADEN. MOidAvia-
Bavaria. Naples, via MHrscilles.
Belgium Norway.
Bremen. OldenbuTg
Brunswick. Poland. ......
BeyTOot via MaTsiees. Prussia.
Dardanelles, the. do Roman, or PIi.al :tatcs
Denmark. Russia
France. Saxony.
German States. Scutari, via Marselles.
Gibraltar. Smyrna, do do
Greece, via MarseiIles Sweden.
Hamburg and Cuxhaven SwltzeTland
Hanover. Turkey in Europe
Holland. Tuscany, via Mat settles
Hong Kong Venetian States.
Ionian Islands. WalIach1.
Lubec. WuTtembulg
BY the BREMEN LINE letters be sent TO Germany by
prepayng Foreign postage and the United States post
age OF 90 eents or they may be sent wholly unpaid
To CENTRAL AMERICA, Sc.-Letlers from The United
following named countries and places must be
paid the rate OF 90 cents hall ounce which in
cudes the foreign postage OF % On those
ceivcd, foreign postage il required 10 be paid in al
vance, leaving the United States postage Of 70 cents to be
collected delivery. On newspapers rom the United
cents must be and those received four
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wheeling CHstOm House.

lseablIshed In 1891 z b. swKARINGRN, surveyor an,
Collector or Cnst0ms, Once No. -, Union street.
lpoltations to tits port are made by way ofNe Orleans
New Yofk, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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nm RRILnWa.

ROOM No. 1913 Market street, the Post once
gRaiMus 4oDeE, No. meets every Thursday evening.
ERANkLM 1oDoR, No. u, meets every Monday evening.
Wa. Taxi LobGR No. g, meets every Wednesday eve
WHEELIEa LoDGE, No So meets every Saturday evening
RASotA LondE, No. 81, meets every Friday evening.
each month.
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This includes handblls pamphlets, engrayings
Zncs books and every other description printed matter
on which there is writing than tho addessalso
bOGnd books not exceeding % lbs in weight Al printed
natter other than newspapers to subetbers and
periodicals published at longer period than months to
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates
These rates include in addition TO the matter specified
all transient not sent TO actual subsrbeIs
On N9paprs NOT exceeding ounces in weight aud sent
nom the Office OF publication, quarter for WEEKLEs
Distance county publication eEeeel,g 50 &C.
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CITY DIRECTORY..
WmRELINa POST OFFIOR.
..- No. 42, MONROE STREEr.a - ~
JACOB S. SHR1VER. P. N.


JACOB S. SEIRIVER. p. N.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTrRE OF NAlLs-cNEw AN0EMENT.J
Great Mail-arTtves at 9 p. M, from the East.
tErF departs at q p. M, TO the West.
Great Mail-NTIives at 6t a. M, from the West.
departs at a. m, to the East.
Wellsville-AFriVes daily CSundAy excepted AZ 10 p. M
Lsparts at a m. sst Lfztlt =. [IEli'f
HltonAvile Tuesday and Friday at III, a mi
departs Same day, same time. r.. .4sr
Parkersburg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday
DEPARTS at 10 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Steubenvile- daily CSundays exceptsdO at II
nelartsHt6, A. II.
Wooeter-aTives TuOsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
GA Departs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
MoEgantowp-via wGyDesburg, Pa, arrives Thursday a;
-. M Departs Friday at 6, a. m.
Aorgantow-r Blacksmith arrives Tuesday at 6,
Departs Wednesday al O. a m.
Bethany ard West berty-leaves at O'Clock on Tues
'lay, Thursday and Saturday.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Tho Post Office law, passed March Sd, 1851, fixes
thA rates OF Postage al GOlloWRt rFs a.. .,#r H. il
OnLeIteF8-Any distance within the u ST. nOteICeednl
1000 miles, per half ounce or less, &c prepaid or O. unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &c prepaid, or Toe unpaid.
Every ha0unee less, additional to DO charged extra
according to the above rates. g
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent additional
10 other CHARGES .t' fr'i9...-l
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99a44.9H7s74a4. $50 2.

Seth r. Searcy whose certificate sabove, is OF
much vcraCity any in this country, and Of good
Judgement and we place entire reliance his statement
- ''f'.f HARCOURT, HOWARD q co.
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J.
No. IS Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
N. B-A specimen copy when desired. Don't sub
sc;ibe for any other Magazine till have enthis
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-04-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS, April IL.
This week has been Us remarkable for 1t:
dullness as the last was for its activity in
many articles. The sales Of Cotton only reacl
20. 500 bales, twO-thirds Of which were sold
on Friday and Saturday. Quote extremes
81 lie.
Coffee has slightly declined in price. Sales
Of the week 4493 bags, comprising l44S bag:
of inferior at 7sc; 900 at &c; and 2l5O at 9tc
!Sugar-Week's sales 2O50 hhds. at former
quotations, p Ate.
INolasses-l7OO bbls. found purchasers last
week-sour and fermenting parcels II lsc
prime and choice rcboiled lots 10 a 22c.
Corn was in considerable demand and
prices have advanced, prime lots "A 46c.
Oats SO a 3sc per bushel.
Bran 9Oc per 100 pounds.
Hay SIS, SO per ton.
Dried Frmits still maintain former quota
lions, few coming forward.
Beans-White still bring former prices,
and few in market.
Fsathers-Demand still good and 47c per
pound can now be had for them on arrival.
Salt-No change in price.
Baeon-Shoulders 5tc; sides, ribbed, tic
clear SIC; hams a ll!c.
Lard-Prime in bbls. and tierces 81; kegs I!
Butter-Western Ia lie per pound.
Erekanqe on New FORESIGHT par and
60 day bills n II per cent. discount.
Respectfully.
Commission and Forwarding .Merehonf,
No. IS Camp street, Ner Orleans.
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CANDIDATES.

rB- We are authorized and requested &c
announce JAS. d. COOKE, ESQ, a candidate
for reelection to represent McMinn county in
the lower branch of the next Legislature.
rB- We are authorized and requested to
announce DIR. J. NJ. LILLARD, Of Meigs coun.
ty, as candidate for Joint Representative in
the District composed Of the counties Of Nc.
MINI, Polk and Meigs.
eH. We are authorized to announce Col.
SAMUEL A. SMITH, Of Bradley, a candidate
to represent the Third Congressional District,
composed of the counties Of BlOunt, Monroe,
Roane, McMinn, Rhea, Meigs, Polk, Hamilton,
Bledsoe, Bradley and Marion, in the next
Congress of the United States.
eE- We are authorized and requested to
announce JNO. G. STEWART, ESD, of Meigs
county, ms n candidate for the State Senate
for the District composed Of the counties OF
Meigs, Polk, Monroe and McMinn.
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce JOHN ii. DOl}SON, of Polk coun-
ty, as a candidate for Joint Representative
from the District composed Of the counties OF
Meigs McMinn and Polk.
~" We are authorized AMI requested ia
announce Maj. MOSES CUNNINGHAM rs Il
candidate to Represent McMinn county in the
lower branch Of the next Legislature.
- We are authorized and requested to
announce JOHN b. HOYI, of Polk, as can.
didate for Joint Representative from the Dis.
trict composed of the counties Of Polk,
McMinn and Meigs.
- We are authorized and requested to
announce d. W. BALLEW, Esq, rs n candidate
for the State Senate for the district composed
Of the counties of Monroe, McMinn, Polk
and Meigs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-04-22
ATLANTA MARKET.

ATLANTA, April 90.
Bacon is still wholcsaling at Sc, hog round
Retail prices have slightly declined. We
quote hams lO4 lie; shoulders a &c; side.
10 lie. Several small lots have been sold
during the past week ut our quotations.
Lard continues scarce Mt loo per H.
Tenn. Butter is in good demand at 10 n zoe
Eggs 8 a loo per dozen. Stock lighter.
Beespax zoe per pound.
1dilow 8 Toe per pound.
Flour dull at $3.50 n 81 per Dbl.
Misunderstanding doing in this article.
Wheat 80 o 00c, sacks reserved.
Corn 45c per bushcl, sacks reserved.
Meal 6Oc per bushel, sacks reserved.
outs SOC, sacks reserved--stcoks lighter.
Rye-No sales to report.
Corn Peas 6Oc per bu., sacks furnished.
Some small shipments Of Bacon and Corn
have arrived this week.
Erehange-Sight checks on the Northern
cities per cent. premium.
Respectfully,
SEAGO 4 ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants for tie Pur-
chase aud sale Of all kinds Of Tennessee Pro-
duce, Merchandise, Groceries, dc.