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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

NEW YORK MARKET 4 -1SHs
New YoRK, Feb. 4.-Flour advanced 12c; Stat
1851; Ohio S9,00a9,12; Southern 9,25, frm.-
Wheat, GeneSee 237, firm. Com 500.
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| : r 455B. QuEENSWARE. 4 ll5l - - q
WE receiving, per ships Mary Hale Alex
w andeI, 10 crates Quecnswale M kirg assert
nient the largest in the west i5fla- =.
/. 50 JK DUNHAM q 20, No % Monroe st. I'd
sept gi5ta III 5lss Slais near the Post ONCE
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VIRuINIA-ohio circuit court, November o. 1855.
Henry Sharp and John Husis

.)0I Coffee, just Tec'd anu IOT s9c by
AOo deli REILLY
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!, MISCELLANEOUS.
HatsI Hats!!T Hats!II

r. OF. THE LATEST FALL FASHION. =
VIZ now manufacturing Hats Of the latest fall IN
w styles, nddTe prepared to supplyour PATRONS EA
ard the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed in
endurance, bentyp finish and artistic cuTl-and hough
nishcd prices as lO Us those Ea
viet manufacture. ts0, ltlge Eortmcnt of all tile diff
drcn's IInts Also, Sc assortment OF Friends Hats.
the different grades. tO3s er with fine assortment OF
mems youths Cloth Glazed, and Silk Plush Caps OF
hclatrst styles. rhosr Iesirous obtaining good ar
both TASTE aud cro.omy hypurchasiig ut tho splendid new
hat and tap store, No 1885, doors north OF w. T.. Sci.
by's Dry Goods House,iMe tsde Main street. ~
sep1a IL slE,ii : .asl..sl5 751 ". w. UNISON
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VaiAey o1 va. GAG * Mls,tlIIo IIisuIanCe ~.
S. G. BAKER,
JouN list, SAgents.
- wM. RANKIN.
|0FFlCE-at Savings hank, corner Main and Riddle
WREFER zo-Janes r. Baker. - a.
"A Lief
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
UST received by Adams & &c. Express Line large
~ quantity OF Plaid dcLaines OF beautiful styles, which
will be sold for the nominal price OF 15c per yl.
Also lot OF black and second mourning Sh1wls
first quality, at very low prices.
GS-No 81 Main st Centre Wheeling
innI len A &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

INCREASED FACILITIES.
A DAMS & CO.'S. EXPRESS are delivering heavy
N freigts such poultry. eggs butter, etc. to BaIt
more in twenty hours, at 81 20 per 100 lbs
N. PIGNAN, Agent,
l 1an23 McLure House
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NOTICE is hereby given to all the stockholders pri.
IN vate and municipal, tile iempfc;d Railroad Com.
pamy that The oil instanent OF five dollars share is
required TO be paid before the 10Th January
next. and The like OF five dollars per share monthly
the caller, until the whole amount is paid.
JOSEPH HEN DERSoN, Treasurer
Washington. Pa, dec. 22, 1853 Lc30
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- ARE You SICK? y
BE\VARE or IMITATI0NSu

ASK for AAMi'10i'S VEGET4BLE I7Nr7URE. The
many cures made by this pleasant and sale cmedy
duce cOunterIeiting.-a tuErs5 +Efa '7a1
medicine must have merit and great merit. too. to
Stad ie test OF public opinion No oGputs gal
rdntSs WOO thless article, to keepit up good
medicine, hit be not really s .z7s-a.r La u. ia
good medicine will live, become popular, and extend
It's sales year after year, in spite Of opposition The
pic readily lind out ITS rtueA and the Lame OT Them
II ON mouth to mouth with apidy than
can spread it. LfufHs testiyimg the
medicine has nmde for hun of service any
newspaper advertising. Ht..I a.t-F'
III proof OF what say above you Ha,np.
tems tegeta6le ItI!ctn!e, aud its effect :.s-slF
The LULtt W. ldekIe, GiUcer ~ Pearl st, cured OF
rleunlasmL years standings all remedies IIed
pIn W Oldham, (late Of The tomhouse) dwelling 1926
Fine ST. OF Dyspepsia great debility, permanently cured
w a. Schd:BT, Esq OF The Oltiest magistrates,
most highly espectable citizens great
aud restored TO robust health.
cTTet PtHWeT, 163 +. Baltimore ST., suffered intensely
years with hip disease and nIeIcLrfa ed
alter all OtlIer remedies failed.
Spac Will not .,ermt hundl EDS Of others,
Geo W. Goodrich, Capt. Ihos CaIOt RObt Gauit, Jas
Sniyth, cur ed oil rheumatism. no, ..,. -.sa rrs
John PcrSai S. a. Griffin, JOHN Luke Rev. ". Esk-
dge, u s. Navy, and thousands OF Othcs cured of Dys
pePsa SCI ola cough, Liver complaints, bforchtis ST.
vltms DatCe, etc. We teier to own citizcns-ca on
DIR. HAMPTON the author this great HrmptOn's Veg
ea6ie 1tce, is in his s0l year, III good health, that
II will be SCENT Is article got impose
public. gsf s.4 ID $50 .rs1 u Fl ~ 3
Call and get pamphlets gratis. See cures. '4J ll5
TRUTH Is MIG HIY. d. l.E.+5f
"A Plain and unyarn fsh cd Stntemcnt.-Ue
commend the peTuSal the UeloH
Air ButI is merchant OF high character:
SANDY BorToM, Middle, ex co. Va.
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Tobacco! Tobacco!! Tobacco! /!

w would respectfully call the attention of Mer-
w chants and Groeers TO our very large and general
stock of Tobacco Cigars, Snu, etc. such otuer arti.
cles as egitI mateIy belong o a regular
| Wholesale Tobacco House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

HATS! HATS AT COST!
ron this dale until the first OF March, will sell my
stock of Silk Hats at cost, preparatory gctlin
large supply i'll the spring. No humbus-as will most
positively sell at cost. J W RHODES,
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Il ELEGRA.P,HIC NEWS
.,.,l, BY the National Line. Z
EELEGRAPHEp FORTH pAlLYlNrK LLlG kNcRR
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARR1vAL oR rHE ARAR1A

HALIFAX, Feb. 4.-The Arabia arrived this NOR.
ning with Liverpool DATES to the Oath ult., beng
one week later. The steamship Pacific arrived
out at noon on the 18Th
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FOR KEEPING THE POOR

FOR KEEPING THE POOR.
PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned til
Monday the 9th day OF February next, at 10 O'Clock
Ii rent of the Poor House Farm. 49,
By order OF the Board. A. S. TODD,
jan5dIm President of the board.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

MaCkEkEL
I6O Nos and ., just received ard for sale by
100 lcI4 NJ. REILLY
ASiITON'S LIYERPUOL FINE SALT
Z dc14 - 80, - - 90 NJ REILLY
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ASSUMES NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to Wheeler e Lakin, by book
IA account or Otherwise hereby notified pay
men must be made TO me forthwith they having assigned
the same 10 me for the benefit OF their creditors
janI2 LII PESDLETON Trusiee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

HALIFAX, Feb. 4.-The Arabia arrived this NOR
ning with Liverpool DATES to the Oath ult., beng
one week later. The steamship Pacific arrived
out at noon on the 18Th.
51-1l, COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24th.-Sales of cotton for the
| week ending yesterday were $4,000 bales, inclu-
gihg a ,uuO for export and 5000 OIL speculation
Inc market closed with moderate demand, the
quotations exhibiting a decline oil below those
current on previous advances made. The manu-
featuring districts present no striking change
Flour has advanced, as has also wheat, but corn
continues unalteted, though prices have stiffened
Under the effect Of IL speculative demand Pro-
visions are III good demand but prices continue
unaltered. The rate of interest at London is
unaltered, but Consols have declined. Large
transactions in American securities are recorted-
All Europe Is awaiting the final reply of the Gar
TO the last proposition, which is hourly expected.
| Upon ii depends the question of war or pcace i'll
| Europe.
Breadstufls were heavy the forepart Of the week,
but improved at the close. selling Friday at the
rates current on the 7th inst. Western canal flour
43s 6da43s Sd, Baltimore and Philadelphia 44s 3da
AS Cd. White wheat l2s 6dal3s. Corn firm at
| rates current. Provisions are firm and higher
ConSos greatly fuctuated during the week, clos
ing nj 9i3.
Richardson s. Bros. quote breaJstufIs market as
opening heavy but improving ut the close, aving
recovered from the decline noticed in last report
Wheat has advanced I'D, with speculative de-
mand. White wheat l2s6dal3s, red l2SSd. Flour
has advanced Is, with large business doing nj
firm prices. Western 4Ss6da43s9d and AS. bal
tlmore and Philadelphia 44s3d.a44s6d. Ohio 44s
cd. Corn market is firm and prices sitter, but
don't alter quotations. Whie 50s.a5ls. Yellow
49Sa5Os.
Gardner quotes beef. large business doing at
firm prices. Pork, large business and prices firm.
Bacon market firm, with upward tendency
Lard, large speculative demand, with heavy
sales du,ing the week al 56sa5Ss. Tallow, small
business doing but prices firm at 5osa53s. Holuers
de'iund All advance. sales of North American al
Cos.
srocks.=7U. S. skies, 1868, bonds, lo7.alosA,
do. ls61-6s, stocks 1914. Pennsylvania tiyes, 81
aS6. l.stf
H.vnE.-.-Cotton, sales Of the week, $500
bales. Stock, exclusive of that shiptonrd. co.
900 bales.
By Telegraph to eDening of The 2oth.-Friday
a large business doing but at lower prices. New
Orleans Tres ordinare, 95lr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

M hlTE Glue, cIeam Tartar, aud Qunlne-just reeeiy
w cdby it,isEJ b VoWELL,
noJ3O q Union st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

GAKKEI"r'S PHILADELPHIA SNUFF.
IN lBL:i. hest Scotch III bladders; .r.
w 20 boxes N packs just received and for sale by
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Yours. respectfully. J.cUnrA1N HAY

CMre 81 Coughs, Vertigo Rhetnat Oft ven
cradle DR. punans oil tile city BaltimoI wei
known, and whose testimony utds much TO the triumph OF
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LAMP WICKS
900 GROSS Lamp Wicks, for Lard and Oil Lamps
AOO FOR sale at J. X. nUNHAM ~ CO.'S.
sept No 2S Monroe Wheeling, Va
4 FEW bottles IUzims ehratcd Oren al Drops
n This is The finest perfume the handkerchief.
For sale BY d VOtVELL,
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FRESH supply of Cherry Ripe Tobacco. just recetv-
N ed and for sale by
deco LOGAN, CARR &. Co
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M D. MoTTE & BRO, Market st, have on hand
wv god ASSOC ment o. Seasonable Goods also lot OF
old style Goods remnants ETC. which they viii sell Oh witl
store before tile spring stock arrives II = 49, ~ n
Come everybody and get goods cheaper than you
w fhRn : iaKLo
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No language convey adequa te idea Tie immedi
ale and almost miraculous change which it asiuns
diseased, deblltacd and SlIaLter system, Set
CT broken down by excess, weak by nature, impaired
by sickness. tile us aud TeaXed organization
ono" bruced, NiNiie and built up Tue nleuta aud
physical symptoms OF disease iSl uge her u
der its intuecc. Nor Is the effect temporary; tho
tiary. The relief is permanent the dial of
the medicine reach the constitution self, ami
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
MEDICINAL WONnER

Of the nineteenth century. scfcutifc man
IN the wot would have nd niitted, tia: nac mcdi.
cine lie ctOioIe supposed 10 have no existence.
STlMULAAT THAT ENTAIL, NO KEA CTION
It's force is never expended, is the OPIUM al
cohoic rrfpaIatiOs and al Other eXCiIuns Tile
eAe bTie and It well he said OF him who
81 he last state OF that is
the Elixir Is eXhicran without single Lrawback-Sae
in its opcratiOn perpetual i'll its happy Influence upon the
nerves. tue mind AMI tue entire organization; it will also
remove dcpresSlons, excitement, nlency TO blush,
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bynchburg Fire, Life & Marine Insurance Co
OF LYNCHBURG, A.
- -. 1RM RANKIN, agent.
FFIcE-at Savings Bank, Main and fiddle
ian4:ly Whcelin.. Yn.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-06-21

EEEL .L - - "
observation-disclosures &c.
The Is5and of Cuba4whieh is now in
consequence of recent occurrences en-
gazing a large share of attention in the
minds of the American public-is ~
of the most valuable districts ofterritory
in the world. Its annual productions
ia southern paper states comprise 3d.
100000 worth of sugar SIS, 100000
worth of tobacco, $2,3I 900 worth of
coffee, 2,000,0 600 worth of corn, ard ST.
100000 of other agricultural produce.
The grand total of its production in
GLIDING dairy ard domestic animals,
averages $50, 900, 900 per annum. The
population of the Island in IS4l, was
L,007,624, including 41S,39I whites,
429,39i slaves and 1888 free eolored
people. Five years subsequently, the
white population had increased 1886,
white the blacks decreased 107, 872-
making an aggregate population then of
but l~,89s,752. In the city and suburbs
of Havana in 1s4l, the entire population
was I60,75o. Five years later, in 1876,
it compromised but I28,597.
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Swans Revised ststutes of Ohio:

We are frequently Intercepted, as is
also the Secretary of State, as to when
Swans Revised Statutes, authorized to
be purchased by the late General AS
sembly, will be distributed to counties.
The law providing for their purchase,
requires many important alterations and
additions to the volume as now publish
ed t. be made, which, in substance, are
as follows: .
The Constitution of the U. S., the old
Constitution of Ohio, the Naturalization
laws of the q. s., and all the general
laws enacted by the late Legislature
To have these alterations aid additions
correctly made, the publisher is allowed
until the latter end of August to deliver
the books to the Secretary of State; as
will be seer by the following, taken from
the law upon the subject
Fifth. That said Derby shall de-
liver the number of copies of said work,
for which the Secretary fStlte hereby is
directed to contract, within four mouths
after the passage of this act, to the Sec
rotary of State for distribution.
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Torrible Doings in the South.

The memphis Wing, of the 9Th,
brought us the narrowing account of
crime and punishment, in the county of
Marshall, Miss:
Mrs Redman, q very respectable lady,
who was but lately married, had gone
out into the field to hunt turkeys's nests,
and was out of sight of the house, when
a negro man, who was blowing in a field.
close by, came to where she was, threw
her down. and committed a rape upon
her person. The black fend made her
promise that she would not tell and then
returned to his blowing.
The lady repaired to a hill close by
and raised the alarm, crying for help,
when the fend left his pillow and deliber-
ately walked to where she was, and a v
ished her the second time. After accom-
plishing his hellish purpose, he choked
his victim to death, thereby committing
a double crime, and then resumed his
blowing, as if nothing had happened.
In a few hours the lifsless corps was
found, but no traces of the murderer
could be discovered, until a pair of
hounds were brought aid placed upon
the scent. of the track. They immediately
tracked the track to the negro, who was
still blowing, but he denied all knowI-
edge of the affair. 49, l3as- ,
At length he confessed to the COM
initial of the deed, giving a full state
ment of everything, and taking him
away, the parties passed b the house of
the lego brother, who Said it was his
brother that did it, as he had talked to
him about it before. This occurred on
Monday evening, and the news did not
become generally known that night, but
the next morningit spread like wildfre,
and the whole country was aroused with
indignation. The excitement became
intense; the people gathered from every
quarter, and the black wretch was taken
by the iufuriated crowd and first castra-
ted, then hung by his neck until nearly
dead. He was then taken down and
again hung by his heels until life was
nearly extinct, when he waa shot BY some
ten or a dozen men in the crowd.
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Aleonn1se.
MEDICAL CARR

n rs. LARK d CRANE world re-
IL specially inform the citizens of Ashland
and vicinity, that they have associated them
selves together for the practice of Medicine
and Surgery in all their various branches, and
by diligence and close attention to their Office =,
and prompt attendance upon all calls at all
hours, they hope to merit a liberal share OF
public patronage. De. CLARK offers his thanks
to all those who have heretofore favored him
with their business, and will be under renew
ed Obligations for 4 continuance of the same:
Dr.. CRANE, will devote special attention to the
study and practice of Surgery in all its yari-
cites, and more especially in all Diseases OF
the Eyt, either acute or chronic.-
10 OFFICE, adjoining .Millington's Drug
Store, opposite P.& j. RIsser's store
~DR.CLARK- residence near the Metho-
dist Church.
Dr.. CRANES on third street opposite W.
Wasson's. P. Fl .CLAIlK, M. D.
l. L.CRANE, M. d.
Anril 10Th. lS54-n4Stt =
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q The present ORGANIZATION of the

Il The present organization of the
financial system of the United States is
purely Democratic. The Sub-Treasury
has notonly saved the nation, but rescu-
ed the commercial community from gen.
eral bankruptcy and ruin, and this to an
extent of which the latter has not yet
formed an idea, and, of course, cannot
appreciate Indeed, as a general truth
the community is not yet half aware of
the social blessings and political advan-
tages it has derived from the principle
and policy of the Democratic party; and
manga Wing who now owes his COM
commercial prosperity and social hap
piGess to the Democracy, is not conscious
in the hot prejudices of a party warfare,
that he is indebted for hat happiness
and prosperity to the sterling wisdom and
invincible integrity of Thomas Jefferson
and his i~ncorruptible disciples. Let the
people only know facts-give them to
understand truth-let them comprehend
the real issues of the parties that nowdis-
tract the country, and they will rally to
a man in support of the Union and the
Government that Eow conducts it to hon
or, prosperity and fame.-PenusylUa-
man. $500 =
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Proc nation of the French Comman
DIR

There are now so, 600 French troops
at Gallipoli. Marshal St. Arnaud has
issued the following proclamation
"Soldiers of France: We are on a
foreign strand, but the Sultan is our
ally and treats us with hospitality. Do
you know what is ment by hospitality
in the Orient? The guest is made the
equal of the master of the house. You
will not abuse this hospitality We are
come hither to defend our ally against
the barbarous aggression of the Gar
Our mission is great, and if, with the as
.s;starce of God, we succeed in accom-
plishing it, we shall cover our selHs with
glory, as did our ancestors. Our Emper-
or thinks oily of the glory of France ard
of your welfareI He expects from you,
in the struggle against the barbarians of
the North, the courage and valor which
will increase the glory of our country
Let V1UeP Emperor be our war cry,
for it is that which led our immortal an
eestors to victory. With cry, the of WUc
PEnzpeyeOT, we will conquer or die
ST.. ARNAUD.
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Cnnhifinn o. Infirmnrx.

r
Articles made by Matron and inmates during the
past year: Bed-ticks ., 2. Sheets l2,
Quilts I2, Towels6 Comforts e, Carpet-rag 20 yds.,
Linen 81 yds., Pants % pair, Shirts Sc, Rapers 10.
Hosiery 81, BOmnets g, Dresses 80, aprons AZ. Vests
6, Caps l6, Gapes 4.
condition ,of Farm, etc.
Built one new Wagon house, corn crib. bake
house, smOkehouse, and completed the wood and
c"aZy,house. The fences on the farm are in a good
condition., mostly reset.
There are IS acres wheat in the ground, z acres OF
rye. IL OF oats, Is of corn, ! Of fax, 3sof potatoes,
! OF broom corn, OF beans, 20 of grass for moving,
and % OF pasture. Z.
There were SEQ nsw rails made for farm 100 cord
of wood chopped, and 4 acres of land cleared du-
ring TIE past year.
stock ON Farm.
Horses 4, cows 5, young cattle 7,shogs ls, sheep
old and yUung 50.
ment, eXcePtga new buffalo Wagon, which wa
purchased since. -.sz=-
- Inmates of Infirmary.
The number Of Inmates in the lnfirmary is 90, IS
of whom are males, a, d Is females.
The eldestfs abort as ears OF age, and the young
EnGd and all connected with the house
are prosperous and happy, 50 lar as clro1n.sr1rres
Will permit at least. The lntir1nary iskePt neat and
clean in sdl lis departments. and much credit there's
fore. is due the, Superintendent ami n.atron for its
present prosperity -
Ashland county, IS foregoing to be u irue ex
hibit of the receiptes. expenditure an condition
ing June 10th, 1858, and ending tune 10Th, ls5I- :
6. BQTpoRF, ashland Q,
-F-sf4=i S 7. KELLY, - hIhrn1ary.
s:sNTP Examined and approvedeby us this 18th day
{ of June A.DnsIS54 sa eazg 2 az
-, ss-.-- + MeGoSNELL.l Com. Ash.
$50 AMOS HlLBokN- county, o.
xNo+ Shor, z- r-s-4-Eaa iH EEs .fS
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lE4The troubles of the oountr,

@HThe troubles of the country
eeome from uneasy politicaus-its safety
from the tranquil masses. "
The above golden sentiment, a y the
Ontario Messenger, is found In the COLL
GLIDING sentence of Col. Benton's mas
.terIy speech on the Nebraska question.
No man living has seen the great poIiti-
cal truth he has so aptly stated more FREE
.quently verified Take, for instance the
memorable Panic Session, hin which he
acted a most prominent part in defeIse
? .ofthe ilustrious jackson, and of the
policy which saved the Republic from
being subjected to the tyranny of a
mighty ollgarehy. Men ambitious for
fame and preferlnent were then found
declaring the country ruined-"Ou
canals sOlitudes; our lakes deserted
wastes of water. Col Benton, near
the close Of the session, exposed the
farce, and told the agitators that ":hough
they had sat there until driven away by
the dog-days and the summer ~soistice
preaching panic, ruin and distress, they
would leave there to 60 to their homes,
and find every where, Al they passed
along, evidences of the highest prosperi-
~ that ever blessed the land. "s .
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NEW xOI.lk RKE

Ea-- -r-t NEW YORK, June 10.
FLoUR-Thcrei is a material falling. Of in the de-
maHd for -four AID The AarheI for common grades
lower. some inquiry FOR filling contract , but at
prices below the views OF holders. Considerable
portion of the sh pments were made By parties who
had received flour on CONTRACT Is and d spOsed Of il
in that way in preference to selling at the market
price, Sales 4slG bbls at 81 ,5C9T,7 for common TO
suaight state, ST.s19s, IS foI favOrile state, 8 .,15S
s,5U for Common 10 soOd Ohio aud mixed 10 ncy
Michigan. Canada VNYer-, Sales sUU bills
More Wheat Offering and market easier. Sales
3CUO bat sood white Z anadian at s2,O7.
Rye nominal al s i,239I,25 s,. la~ go
Barle nominally the same. "a
Corn-sales 26, COO Blu unsouHd al 1919 andscS-
Sic for sound western mixed, closing dull sO9s1c
for white southern.
Oats in demand at better prices-53I9J6 for
WESTERN. ra
Lard-Better inquiry with sales of 700 bbls at %
@o4c. ~ s.
Butter-Fair business doing 4@l for Ohio II
@l9 for state.