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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-02
IL AN TI-SLANE RY BUGLE.

The last great outrage upon freedom, the intro.
duction of slavery into Kansas and Nebraska by
act Of Congress has partially opened the eyes OF
many to see the disastrous character of this
course; and has induced them to raise the cry
of ono more compromises !" and yet evidently
they know not what tAcy say or whereof they
affirm, for with the same breath that they rcpudi-
ate all compromises, they renew their allegiance to
the parent of American compromises, the federal
constitution. Amidst this general delinquency and
blindness, it is of the utmost Importance that there
be some unyiclding mpracticables-men and WON
en-, who with a single eye to liberty and an unfal
tering confidence in moral power, shall hold firm
and high above all parties the motto, "No Com
promise with Slavery" We must hold fast to oui
principles, if we would save the cause and see il
triumph in the emancipation Of the bondman and
the establishment of justice.
In common with all the friends of the society,
the committee have to mourn the loss during the
past year of two cminently devoted co-workcrs
Men to whom the cause Of freedom is largely in.
dcbtcd for its past and present prosperity. Asa
Davis, of Iowa, and James W. Walker, of Ohio,
have finished their labors and entered into their
rest, The former, quiet and unobtrusivc, was lit
tic known abroad, yet to his almost unparalleled
libcrality, the society is largely indebted for the
means of prosecuting It's labors during the thre,
last years.
Tho labors of James w. Walker, are fresh il
the memories and hearts of the members of thi!
society. They need on this occasion, neither emu
meration or eulogy. The works of these departed
brethren praise them. The blessings of the per
ishing rest upon them. Let us initiate their yir
tues, and may we be stimulated to new efforts, 81
that by their departure the onward cause Of free
dom may suffer no check.
In behalf of the Executive Committee,
MARIUS r.. ROBINSON,
CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY.
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SO, 1873 81
Balance in Treasury, SIGH lG
There is now due from subscribers on the
Buglc for last year, S154 so
On $500 pledges for last year, 800 90
On other pledges made last year, l34 90
On land sold in Hardin county, $50 90
Total amount due the Society, not counting-
pledges and subscriptions of more than
one Years standing, SS38 so
The Society owes no debts, except 1882 to j.
T Selby.
j. MCMILLAN,
Treas. of ". 4. s. S.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-02
EARNINGS OF RAILROADS.

The following statement shows the elrnings Of
the principal Railroads in the United States during
the month of June, 1853 and 1854:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-02

Micaiah Packet, Winchester, 1,505l5
James Mott, Philadelphia, 5,00637
Reynolds Cornell, Battle Creek, ,33-4S6
Horace Case. Rootstown, 1854
Cornelius Whitacre, New Lisbon, 2,00-5l9
Augustus Case, Rootstown, l,50-5l4
Andrew Beardsley, LincsviHc, l,O0462
Nelson Ravens, ,75-4Sl
d.. A.. Bacon, East Trumbull, 1,50-545
r.. G. Porter, Middlefcld, l,5O-430
Beninmin Snodc, Berlin, l,5O-5l6
Moses Bishop, Linesville, l'0o5l6
Isaac Line, l,OO-522
William Davis, 1,00-4Sl
John Garfield, " l,0O-4oO
Charles Kendall. q" l,00-499
John Il. Nesslc, Lowelville, l,25-i34
George Garretson, New Lisbon, l,5O-537
John Allen, New Waterford, l,5O-5l6
Robert Hills, Mt. Union, l,50-536
Isaac Pruden, Perrine, l,5O-502
II. c. williamson, Fowler, l,5O-52l
Oliver o. Brown, Newburg, l,OO-490
Harriet Brown, Bcrlinvillc, l,00-490
John Randolph, Marlboro, ,64-430
Martha S. Whealdon, New Garden, l,50-5l6
Edward Wall, Cleveland, l,OO-532
~Sophrona Smalley, Randolph, ,25-4G6
Chauncey Stanford, 2,00-533
Ann Reeves, Mt. Union, l,50-535
Esther C. Wileman, Marlboro, l,50-520
Alonzo Lake, Garretsville, L,50-507
Lester d. Sherman, Freedom, ,50-47l
John Smith, Mecca, 2,0O-605
Ellis Cope, Columbiana, 1,50-52O
Isaac Miller, New Garden, l,5O-52O
John n. Taylor, Marlboro, l,00,499
7. IIoguc, Youngstown, l,5O-5l6
Joseph Barnaby, Mt, Union, l,50-5lS
Elias Wick, Fon Du Lac, l,OO-492
Israel Shreve, Salem, 2,O0-533.
Joseph lIogg, Hinckley, l,5O-505
VIM. IIodgman, " ,75-474
Alvin Joiner, Garrettsville, l,5O-482
Oryille Joiner, l,50-440
Polly Brockway, New Lyme, l,50-5l5
Marcena Miller, New Lyme, l,5O-508
d. G. Thayer, Lindenville, 2,O0-545
Ann Clark, Deerfeld, l,50-53O
Russell Davis, Charlotte, l,00-498
Chauncey Hartman, Randolph, l,5O-52O
Benjamin F.. Sebril, l,50-5l9
John Heacock, l,50-516
A. Cain, Newburg, ,75-428
Harlow Post, " 3,25-5l7
VIM. B.. Randolph, Bucks, l,00-5l3
O. & A. Belden, Bundysburg, 3,5O-349
II. NJ. Case, Edinburg, 2,O0533
James Miller, New Garden, l,5O-6Ol
David Adams, Warren, l,50-5l6
r. l.. Atchison, Mogadore, l,5O-5l6
Ezra Clark, Twinsburg, l,50-56l
Prudence Putnam, New Lyme, 2,00-565
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-02

TBEASuRERS REPORT,
Of the Western Anti Sldreyy Socjcty, from .iagast
26ll, 1858, 10 1uynst 2Gtb, 1851.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-02
TREASURER'S REPORT,
From 1ugtst LIST to AnaiccrSury.
Receipts for The Buglc for the week ending Aug. 80.

j. MCMILLAN, Treasurer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-02

one and all, to trample it beneath our feet, and to
assist every fugitive within our reach, hy every
means at our command
No. III.
Resolved, That we deny the richt Of any icgisla-
ture state or national, to enact any law for the rcndi
ton of fugitive slaves to bondage and affirm the duty
of every state and nation 20 protect from re.enslave-
mont, by whatsoever authority attempted, every
refugee from slavery, as from any other form of
Injustice and oppression, who comes within its
jurisdiction.
Resoiccd, That the emphatic applause which in
all parts Of the country greeted the liberation Of
Martin Kostza by Captain lngrahnm from Austrian
captivity, is the nations spontaneous acknowledge
ment of the rightfulness Of rescuing runaway
slaves.
No. ".
H%cSolred, That the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise, under the spccious p%retencos Of non-intor-
vention and popular sovereignty, has virtually
introduced slavery into all the territories Of the
Republic-that under the plea of removing the
subject from Congressional legislation, it has ma
tionalized slavery, leaving liberty not even sectional
it has betrayed the interests Of present and fu-
turo generations, violated public faith, and disgrace
ed America in the eyes of the world that the
Slave Power, whose foundation is robbery, never
keeps compacts nor respects compromises that
the passage Of the Nebraska bill is but one step in
a series Of aggressions, having for their object the
establishment and perpetuation OF slavery over the
entire North American continent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08

The Convection ne assembled. aud the COUNT
tee WAS called for. Mr.. Rynlers said that tile
Committee on Resolutions was not likely TO ngTee.
After styttal hours, The committee sent word that
there was no prospect Of Tue resolutions being re-
poTed Ia. night.
A uouun was made 10 proceed 10 nominate the
Stale officers.
Mr.. NTH moved 10 lay it on The table, motion
Nhich was evidently lUSl but tile President de-
claTed IL carr ed.
MI. Thomas, Of Cliuton, moved 10 nominate MI
Seymour TOT Governor. Vaccinations, oud hug
eos, again and again repeatedly
Mr.. CUuell, of Steubcn, cOupseled pwaiiIg
the action OF tue committee, which he predicted
would result Unanimously and eEd IN Tie unumpll'
ant election Uf MI. Seymour.
Mr. Cornell moved TO puslposlpone tue nolninn
lon--caTEivd. Adjourned.
1.-THE reporter cd That a break in the Conven
ton appears inevitable, os Three sets olresOluiion'
are likely 10 be repOled.
AN attempt viii he made 10 nominate Mr. Sey.
ruoui, thus giving the COMMITTEE on Resolutions
The go.by. H
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OhlO Clreult Court, Nov nnbtr9ih
Henry sharp and John Hughes,
RslurnM. Hnl AID oih-r

This cause came on 10 DO heard upon the &c,
ard thereur on tile court doth adudse, Odor and de-
II 10 eieTTed 10 one OF tho master commission
era III hs court 10 iake end stale ~ the per-
sonal estate OF tic said John Murlpe, deceased which has
come into lhe hands NJ JOhnstOn Murine io adminsua'
tor or which las conl Into tho hands any other erS
by tho Of said admn aud for hs use, chang
Ing said ad with ell bssets which have come 10
ms hands or Ia Tie hsnds or any other reason his
end oiedg him with al disbursements made 10 HE duo
course Of admluittutou. And the opid COmnlssloner
shall slso stale account or the dishutge share Oftad
Return ~ Hi as husband Of HE vile, 10 aud TO the per-
coral estate or "a deceased, and elsa the real estate OF
which lie said John Mune died seized, and the location,
unity value aud nnnua enls hereof and The ints est
lie eo which said Return 81 Hill as husband OF hls said
wife s entitled and also TO asceTiaih AMI report all
olo liens up said Interest sald Hin Ia sald realty and
pereonaliy aud their several pIlorlllea
But before tkug raid accounts The said master shall
cause moi &c or tho same be Bven, by advertisement
published nr four four successive weeka IL some eWspa
pee pined iHthe cit o. wheeling aud said commission
w a sopyLTosts, ALONzo LORiNG,
CCadWeii1 aues Clerk
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

PmLADELPuA, Sept. Little Washington Sal
denies ibat Dude, MODn's visit TO Europe is Of O
diplomatic nature.
Inc Attorney G General has decided that the en-,
Iislmenl a. The Amy OF aliens aud ninols without
the conse nj az parents ri guardians, Orw hose pa
rents nTe aliens, is valid. f..
Farmers and Mechanics Bank closed doois on
Wednesday.
a case OF kidnapping and fraud IS imPnlpied to
clerk in one Of Tie departments, dispos'ng OF q
slave left ~ III hin as collateral security oT The
ma ment Of note. The slave is missing aud il Is
alleged sh, lbs been sold TO SOUTHERN tI0depi al-
lhCIg restricted to the district, The affair " TO he
investigated.
Drafts upon The Treasury for the week ending
Sept I'd, one mi.llonaud half.
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syRAUI1sE CONvENTION.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday Sent 6.-phe committee
Of organization reported rs President Wm. H..
SadlltT; Vlvc President Wm. Munce Of Ny.
hvSsTs Henry, Floyd, Jones' Queens, John Van
Buren,, Ulsler aud several othtrs present, were
introduced by Eninh Mann, amidst loud cheeTE
The President maze brief, but PeIunenl con
ciiiatoTy address, na
Jump of Chemung moved That a Committee
Of ffom each Judicial district nominate ticket,
with tie un erstanliug they would Withdraw halt
If The Hands wIuld do the sane.
Cochran OF Schenectady, said no measures Of
Accommodations he proposed I'LL Tie platform
was adopted. He cOncuIrsd wIih Tue Chairman
thpl ther; was only Que democratic party, aud that
WIS represented III this convent on.
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en- Kirk and w HaI r T nIiey. WASHINGTON D


BALTIMORE, 2O5 Market street
WARRINGTON, ID. T., PunusylVAna AyeHle
RICH OND, Va. "a Main street,
MlLMlNGlON, \. G., Fayetteville street
NORFOLK, Va, Msu do
-.. LHNNHNUR0, Va, Main do
PErHRSBDRG, Va, SyeaWo'e do
Also arrangements niye been mad with the following
&c sbIetel Gaie les Ia redeem tho certificates, vL
a e PABR1RlDuE, no. 80 MUmOest, Wheeling, Va
y.iGuNNtY'sG ALLtRY, so. $40 bruaQway, NY.
q. COtLISs " Co.'S GALtgWIEsi
fhadelphgi "a. 100 Chestnut St Phadai 100 Chestnut
sti Springfield, Mass, Main sheet wesIhelu,
Mass Collins BWldlugs
pne SupuIor Farm, near Norfolk. Va valued al 81 600
ono splendid thiee slory brick House and Lot In
Teo'geicwh, 90, on Cd street, second door
Que House aud lot IN Georgetown, d, T., onihe
corner Of Second dnd frederick SIS. 6O
Que elegant House aud LOT IN Washington, ID.
OH Seventh street, 900
On elegant House aud LOIjn Washington, d. Co. -,
on fSliect OOD
One Ito ss aud Lot IN Portsmouth, Va ,on Court
81 adjoining Town Han, 500
Two lots Ia Gs"rse'own, d. e. on seeonA street "a,
o!is Lot IL Washington, D. C onsoysntnst sS6
Five riauOs, S3Ju each 6OO
PinY 1prndid Gold Lever wstShssat 800 90 0 0M
Twenty six massive silver PitoheTSat 90 % 800
Twenty do do Guns at 70 30 go
Fourteen Diamond Rings al 10 90 9Si
Nineteen heavy God Chains al 30 CO 6i9
Twenty SIlyerGOblets at 90 on 400
piRg dpS ladis, Bracelets. a, go 400
FIFTY tite BIeAsipitS, at IO.0 on
Ono hundr red fine Gold Pencils, at 90 200
Orc huild red line POrlmOunairs, al o 90 90
one hundref fine Card Cases, at 10 no I 00J
81" s' las9 .a .ps s It' 5SS 2& I5 s"s $
rhi &c ihous md Amiuals at 10 60n
Que thousand Photographic Art Journals ono
,,-.-,. .H .... ... = "a -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08

B,,,,t,,pF RoH Tug wELL,--'rbe Sieubenvile
e,5 of Wednesday evening says: The two men
,lrB,ioIng in Hauna's well, near The paper
n, as We went 10 press on Yesterday evening.
ri. d1soal a short lime hereafter W. SMPIey
s,,.s sss found about one loot below the elder
R i,,os, taken ont alive on yesterday morning.
A., s,s dead VIXEN found, ba,lrrobabIy been Kill
J5, billing with his side upon one Of the pat
t,-,, As li, ribs were LroEen and his body l'oy,
slr yiiencts Of injuries, YounrRobinson was
51nl at The bottom Of the well in an erect posi-.
.,a. Which lad likely smUtLered bin TO death in a
.p norenis after The casualily,--wliich wns n
l.eknE one.
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WIHGINIA I-VhIol VI'1UI0 VUU'1' "UNVU
John Alken d.



Decree for aceOuut-Ab straett D..
This cause oame on to be heard uponthe process apd
return The eon, 90. -.-
And hs,enpon tho court doth adIudse, order and de-
tina II be elered 10 OF tho MASTER commissions
U this court % take ard stale an account OF the per-
sonal estate of iohn Muire, deeeased, which hue come
into the haudso Johnston Murue his admlnAtniOf, or
which has into be hands Of any Other pelscn BY W.
Ord,r OF sald admlnisooi and Tor his use sag
administrator with al as cts which may have come 10 bis
hands or TO tho hands OF any other porson 10 his USE
and cfCdiung HIN with ell disbursements made IN doc
Couibe OF SdmiEis aon AID said commissioner shall al
account OF the dsllbutiVe shaie OF said VIII
liam Do husband OF his said WIFE, ~ the person
al estate Of said deceabedi bud tic real tate OlwCh
said John Murine died seited and the Ocatiun qIantty,
value sud uum1 rents thereof, aud the nere9 there o,
which said WlilihnH DOiyey husband Of bis vile, Ia
entitled ard also TO aseo,tpIn and report al specific
sns uron said rterei OF sid Dorsey IN said realty snd
reasonably.
iit before tskpgfaid seoounf, TIE said master ihall
cauAe notice OF the 10 b. Given b. adyeuBfment
published 10 ou successive wecksin some newspaper
printed inthe elty Of wheeling Andsaid cCmmiss oner
= IA 8 co -Tes,s, ALoNzo LoRING, i.
[CaIdwelll clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08
ruuRspAY noRsIso.

The convenionIssssemUlud ut 8 O'Clock. The
committee on Ttso uliuns came in. s...
Wright said That The ACTON Of the commiteeo
The general lealuI, was Unanimous, exception one
PARTICULAR. Mann said Wright was misIskeni the
committee WINS no unanimous.
" right received Tie maiohIY report, cUmpromi.
sing on The Nebruskn, dead against Know Moth.
ngs, fuI Tree traue, Internal improvements, dc.
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eRaND LODGE or /. o. o. +.

PmLADEI Pna, Sept. 1.--Aaer the reception Of
the Ienor,s from yariOus committees went into
committee on the Whole, and proceeded 10 con.
slider the amendments 10 The constitution proposal
The new basis Of tepTesenialiOntaving been stick
en- out in ilie committee 10y an alum 81 unanimous
vote, aud the old basis retained, The new consii
tuition will be generally adopted alter some few
amendments lave been made.
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VERMONT RI EOrIoN.

BosroN, Sepl.--Royee, wing, 1885 CLARK, dem,
602li scattering 1859. As Ear as heard from 80
wings, lo democrats and II Zee Soigls have been
GEES, first ,istfici, FIVE lows give Meachan bl6i
Jeweil, dem, $685. SECOND disitiol, 80 towns glvt
Alofhil, wing. $685. lAIkef, dem, S0ssi scatter
ing 630j ThWddstei, rs lowns give Sabine, wing,
1915 Hayman gem, ess
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RRoM pIlILAnELpHIA.

SEPT 7.-The Turner'S jubilee closed without
any further disturbance. About 20 OF the rioters
were held 10 bail. TIE societies leave to-day.
In consequence OF tie nomination ol Job n.
Tyson, by the wings Of Tic second cougTe sional
dsldci. The friends Of Jos. Chandler have call
ed public meeting for the purpose ni nominating
him for re election as an independent candidate
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am-saoIing Oar Boninors and oa'o Rail

ssnE-Saoling car Baltimore and Oh'o Rail-
niL 5lb August, 1854. ..,r,....
Yoa's Anenca, aged about 10 yelrs, smoking,
lib si, ieet roised on the back Of the forward
Ehial his hal OF. IN
Ghu,s specimen Of son Of Erin, eyiJeOtly Of
rs tl,a two years importation, eating peanuts,
nis ls~alrs but four fset 40 the rear OF our
ulnn,iiye, he amnses himself by throwing lhr
asIsnlhe Youngsters heOd--sume Of them be.
tois sa.insled in his ours.
Young America dsdaInS to look backwards for
r,ssne--at lust his nng gets the better Of Ills
Irr.ion, ,ptuging from ms seat snl placing his
md, ctnch,d is! beneath Euu's nose-just hear
ID s
"rol blasted Irish Paddy, yau--throw anoih'r
,l,I q, me aud I'll have you clicked out Of Viz.
dli-my bloiher wears "wide awake" Ondr ]
5ii-blist ynn 4"
Young America placed himself very oCol'y in
It;oIl pos ton and continued TO pun his cigar
Considerably longer than his baud,) whilst Pot
discontinued to eat lis pennutsi lutwe obseY.
e be vas careful To throw his shells ont Of lIle
risio'ow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08
MEDICINAL WONDER

Of the nretsehi century. III Ssthe hrSt selonEe nSn
~ tie wolf wOGd have SdmiIed, thut nfnCe Oi nsdt
clue lie eIUlOe SUP Vsrt ~ have 40 SXl. lObes,
ULANT lllAl ENTAIL HOhBACTl0N
It's UICe expended, ssis tl Gaze with opium al
cUhOie H. FpaIaliOs, aud al Uihe eNctantA 1hVthteiO
these bIie aud II may wen DC SHiu Uh no tdAes item
lie OF that inau wUtAe thsH tue i - IGt
The BAi IL eNhIrIum without single diuwBaSk-
nerves. tue nud, anl the eIIe LHhiiGioLi II Wislso
eufOye dop,eSslJ,s, eHctteneh, uteHry to blLsh,
,eeplessnsSs, dislike VI sUeieii iheslRei for NudJ OF
| .II..Nn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08

We learn from DR.. w. Walker that the
Wa, house Of Mr.. Charles Kel'eL neat Cam
u,r,h,l county, was entirely consumed by
!. y,.,berwith oil its contents, few days ago.
q. taI, barely made their escape.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08
.,.Lnn ID NcwspnPeIs.

,.,, 40 not give express notice TO tho
tlais,,S1 JdertI as wishing toe nii"ue their sub.
saSs ,,.rsorder the dl% onilnuanf' Of ihsirps,ll.
sUsr ,sl,hCr my continue to send them uulil all
~ .,. NEGLECT or refuse to take their Herodl'
W., 10 which they arc directed they are
f,ss', TSst thsy have settled The bill and ordered
y N w., r,uovr TO other places without Inform
ilf1.gl..,. AID tic parers urc sent TO the former
-,yf Line BED rsSrorslhle.
= % ~ ~ II, = yi,ruce or intentional maud
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,,PncE TO cROss rnE RlvER.-It is too hot
,rrhrus but read, so call in at Robinson &
s,Laasp Depot, Wuslirslon Hall, aud get o
.os lor almost nothing, aud then hunta sha-
> .n, ,nd sci jownurdT read 1t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08
DEAF AND DUMB NETTING,

H,RTFoaD, CiNS., Sept. 6,-The d.OfOnd dumb
had great gathering here to-day, OccasiOne,l by
the erection oI monument 10 the memory Of
Thoms S. Calender The monu mant Is 90 feet
high audcos $4,000, all OF WHICH wns contrib
ted bydeofpetsons and lnutes. Many lddre7vs.
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yktT.oW lFRVeR!

CoLUMniA, S. c., Sent. 6-Five deaths here and
at charleslon to-day, Of feveti 20inleTments at
SaYannnll % Of lever InisTmenlso Of theweek
1903, feyer7l. 90 stores have suspended business
onnccOunt OF tile sickness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08
NEW YnRK MARKEr.

SGPTEH8ER 7,--Flour, lrhe lower, sales Of State
,ood Ohio 8 ,G9A9 81 ionihoIn firm, Wheat dull,
SOUTHERN red ,sOal 90 Corn firm. Other arti.
,lcs unclan ed Stocks better aud active. Mon
" firm at Cal per cent Call exchange lirn, Ohio
us, 1860, 1864. Reading 6sl. Bile SSi. Cot
ala
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"a Dean An Of Of The FscaIy, 'RlsimOnd VI.
FALL fashions FOR HATS.

80, rail- Fashions FOX lihIS.
Iuh fubgenb IL prepared to furnish his patrons and
" llhle with superior Hats nf the isest Fall Riylo'-
hle Who ihnk eunDgh Of their heads TO II duge hem
sue o. an elegant aud easy fitting Hat, Will please
~ llad Tel us take coast survey or teir oTahiuns.
A' ono mature, as In all such cases we guarantee
n,,E,h splendid Hats that will fttoa1, without any
gag lls light place, No a. sigr Of the biz Red Hat,
Stetlns Va. - .-s y. IE
Aslsa w. W. JAMIsON.-
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nlNcINNArI MAnKRT.

SErr. 7.-Flour, s. 20as26. Whisky SO. Pro.
visions continue slagnant, no soles. Sugar sold
OF auction at 81, 7sa6,26. Pig lead, cts. Cheese
10 cents,
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-,,g,or,,L CorRr convened in this city yes
=. The docket was called, after which the
, !, .ii.urnetl till 9 o'clock this morning.
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CouatasiosEk's 0FY1eE,
n--n.-nal an.n

Notleo -TEsratiies ntsfesiedin the matters or the
oresoig decree are hereby ToHed that have appoint
cd ThuTsd6y tie esth day Of September 1854 At my ONCE
In he clty or heeJng a. the line aud place. when aud
heie Twill proceed 70 take tie aoconnt directed By aad
denee. AID DO hereby require lho prodpeion before
b pece1ary 10 tho proper laklpge on said account
GIBSON D. OnhNNkR or
ou779 Fr AasleT eommlnaonsr IN cldneoiTA
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.r.,,,--Frisnd Morris, Of the PUntylown
,'-yin town. Morris is sOms--so is the
,yown Gazette.
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NOTICH
To the Travelling Public.

A THROUGH Tlclel oaiee snd Passenger agency has
~ been established l ianssville fOi The purpose Of
selling Through tickets, thereby enabling passengers TO
lake the
AS well as ihUs ilHt ave sOe OF making good connections
rhe undersigned holds himself in ICadhesS TO urrlsh
tickets to the annexed ptCes aud also TO give such inur
mstonn relation ~ the dieten routes as any one maj
wish TO know. |f.
PasSengeis for Chicago. lloek Island and all points
IN tie est wi ind this The CHEAPEST end most eNpedl
tious route, and all connections Ierieoii
uCB-St Louis passengers Will hid tis to he The only
,oue here they will be Of perfect Connections aud
getting through tickets by aing az The General Ticket
Oire YOU caii eel ian Information AID through tickets.
w. X. PATTERSON, Gent Agent,
.gr..... l.a ZanesVille.
NB'CaIl AZ the Gereral Ticket once, In Ohio stage Co.'S
Oaics (bpposite the court house Zatesyille, OHIO
suefs-ini w. r. PATTERSON, Agent,