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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-03

non. JAMES A. PEAEcE.-Thls Senator, who
-'p Just left his sick chamber to return to his du-
MS al The capitol, has been called home by the ac-
counts he has received of the great distinction to
TS crops and house by the terrible hail storm in
Kent CO.. Md.
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5OO.OOO

Aie67rrel Stdres and Headings tsante4
VIII pay Twelve dollars thousand Tor good White
oak slaves 81 inches long, inChes wide clear % sap,
aud 1t inches third TO he headings IA
ches ilMg inches wide clear of sap, 1t inches on the
delivered at the wharf railroad depot at this CITY
GEO! W. SMITH,
lal2O .n1f5t lpbeeIfug
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I II. wHrrEHURST has decided TO Trustees in trust
Tor tue benefit OF the shareLolde.s above en-
,srpiize so coo worth OF real and ersUna estate, to
disposed OF among the holders earliest
possible iale, alter sale OF the shares The cerf
- eael which entities The holder cquiia
Die share in the within famed magnificent collection OF
real and nersond properIyi also, Whitehur>ts
8 Worlds Fair Premium aguerTeOi yves for friend
at ue wleI when the certicateiS presented al eli.
his Galleries..
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DEF1ANCE =" aArEs..i
Nav loRK. Dec. n, tsts, ar n

O.ss i. NJ.
M. Ro6t W. PGtri~k, 1872 Pearl st;
lIkAI ria; is witt much satisfaction that we bear
testimony 10 the realty fire qualities Defiance
Safe, OF your manulaeture. which we had IN
nee. ut Tie Novelty Bakery No. 21 Front street. which,
with many oier buildings, together with The
asroycd by fire, this morning. The SAFE containing uiI
our books papers. money bills receivable insurance nI
icics &c, exposed TO very intense Ipr many
hours, VIZ from the commencement tho fire, mid
iehi iit removed from Inc rufus. while hot 10 your
store When opened ut r. NJ THE day. its contents
ners, hank hills, &c being cgtblc they
their exposure to what consider rex oTtlen
Yours, respectfully,
EPHi TREADWElL. ~ SONS
Safes of all sizes suitable for nicrcLants banks jewel
ers, record Offices, steamboats,, Sc fire theft proof
bank Santt doors plate chests pri ilnes ON
ald, FOL sale, and nac TO ORDER at the depot PeaTt
street ! door below Maiden Lane. New York. by
sll9tllY ann RoBERT y PATRICK
ROCkDAEE ICE.
7NBE subsciibers will delivering their very
j. superior Ice TO customers this morniiIg
Orders LETT with themselves, either of tie divers,
will be promptly attended 10.
April 9Th. 81 " A'"f-N & a S9sS
prescriptions carefully comp uilled Suiill S ca
l. copied. at vow ELLIS Drug Store,
ny19 No 24 Union ST
LHE Subscribers, being DESTROYS OF giving thei stien
ton other departn.entsoi their business offer their
Dry Goods Establishment fur satisfactory terms
- TALLANT d DELAPLA'N.
Mheeing, May 20. 1875 mys9dim
NEW AND SCARCE IRIMMINGS
uST received by Express.-a new lot OF GIMPURE
u LACES for Trimming, j.. all desiI Rbe cOloTs.
w. ID NOTE Is BRO,
nlSj0 No Market
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Arrlva,. ana I,s,ar.nre. 81 ...ean rom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-03

Trhe Connecticut Legislature having refused
Z, % e0mmuteIhe punishment of young Michael Jeu-
HTss' WIN murdered Mrs. Bradley, of North Hs-
YEA last summer, he will therefore be hung or
Tie second Tuesday in July.
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IiENpFIELD RAILaoAp COMPANY.

9TlGEfs hereby given, to all the pri.
IN ate an municipal, Ut the Hempleld R6ilrosd Com
ay lat the 9th instalmet Of i've dollars slai o. is
neqairrd paid on or bcole the 10h day january
and he IKE sum OF hye dollars per share monthly
her ", until the whole ainouut is paid.
JOSEPH II EN- DERSoN. 4 treasurer
Wnehinrfnn. Pr IInc. 1881 Ir:n
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Sweet is every Sonnd of music floating on the
silly night; but far sweeter whenit floats around
lbseoncfl of the sick andlanguishing. Andthere
tassthe junior editor of this paper. so recently
pEustated by sickness, and just recovering, re-
tnns his heart felt thanks to the following gentle
nsa for The delightful serenade with which they
r.tofsd him, on Friday night:--Mr. j. FickElsox,
violois,; Mr.. E. II. osBpRxE (of Baltimore
Pianist; Dir. W. R. Mckee, FIntlst; DR.. S. j.
HrBsrLL, do; JAMES HorkNs. Niolinist.
Amid all the sorrows aud Affections of this
world. there are little acts of kindness which tell
mpre deeply the heart than the most costly gifts
.nd most labored ministrahoas. Ii cup of wa
lei given to the thirsty pilgrim on The Burning
desert, gentle word dropped on the ear of misery,
Of tferemoya of one pang fromtbe feyerd brow,
aTaken feelings of gratitude too deep for uiterance,
low much more gtateful, how much more refresh
iag is the glorious tribute of music, waited in de.
Hcous mUrmurS around the suffering form of INN
whose Joys, as well as his sorlows. tell him tina,
lie Is but too keenly alive TO the lovely sounds,
adbeauliful forms, the flowers and the thorns, the
sunshine and the shadows OF this chequred earth!
Music swelling softly through the hushed chamber
oil the afflicted Wen has one of the loveiisst
sftts that ever commaned in such an hour, with
celestial hamonies, Said;
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hts own name AMI upon his own at the OH i
anu VIII endeayof 10 give better tia
give him Their patronage and many new ones as ns 10
,v,..,in. ~. on, MICHAEL EDWARDS, in.
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EFAt an election for Aldermen aud CITY Coun-
e 9. held in Norfolk, On Tuesday. the .Know
N0lAings'" carried tile day. The majority which
men ticket for city officers received will vary from
-i'V to EGO, with the exception Of The Collector.
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10 Csrreenondents


,,ps ,ooeoriling sussuriptlon. advertising orot.
LEI ssiIcss oftbe Iuiellisencer, shoaldbo ad,
er MA TO the Proprietor :,
Letters M adiTessed TO the EDITORS Jointly, or to eli.
tssr ore oftGen writing for pubiieation win please
Cores w, one side of the paper.
write ony oltEe above rnes will greatly oblige
AIobseLN ,oTs prompt attention 10 correspondents
snd secure mi ,otharxisc some times receive.
,,zz-THE INTELLIGENCER OF
vtTF has been removed from Water
-..,at TO Mates new buildings, corner
= Nam and Quincy streets, one square
o. e.,r, tbe Post Office, one square from the
p 3ss, Depot, and one square from the
Steamboat Landing.
s-Entranee from Quincy street.
81
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alley % Va. Fire & Marine Tnsnrance %

Valley of Va. Fire & Marine insurance Co.
s s. Z. BAKER. (.
Wa. sRAKkIs 'IIls+3
q .Flck-at Savings nanli, corner Main and Bldde
nJ-REFER To-James R. Baker. W.
II. x List. ian4-:y
Ly nchburg Fire, Life & Marine Insurance. Co
ID or LYNCuBURC, VA.
Tp1t. RANEIN agent.
" streets,
ian4.ty wheeling. va
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MISCEIlI ANEOUS.
FROM THE COALITION
AGAINST. THROWING IN TRIMMINGS.
ISAAC IsRAGER

ISAAC RISAGsER
M iIHDR5iFS, from tljs DAY, his name from the coal
ition agaiils tIotv trimmings. and win now,
heaa % the former common cotton give tho very best
lhe same lime lie nders to til public the hanllsomest
cheapest stock Dry Goods brought 10
Below is 4 list OF some of his goods and prices;
ftbTo ideTfeS.-J olial s at o cents;
do 10 do
HzndArrehfeJs Finest linen cambria 6Fcents,
aitlR-Fihe Inits ~ do
Finest French, withtsssels, 80 do
boInefs.-Straw OF
limp do do
finestntsses do "a do
Bleaetea 4ustfns--Brsl'1. rs is St do
Gnet,ae.ed Aftsttag--test. 8 II d..
caiscoes-Ffs coiora s4as do
,7}sH Finest l2t IN do
,Silks--lleSt black, &c inches o. o
Practical experience acquired large Jobbing House
in the East, with facilities, will enable me
com up to The expectations lie MOTT
Therefore. come all, and secWc bargains.
MY motto CiieL salea G7ni Sf..dll PfofL-s,
ISAAC fRN(fER,
Eastern bargain Stnie. lii Main st.
ml2l between Monroe and Union.
COAL BOXES.
BEAUTIFULLY deco, qted article suitable for parlor
IN use, iO sale al Hobby, Bdrtss Cog. No. 70 M'noe
street. near the Post oifee, Wheeling, Va. mrT
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RIGHT IN TOWN AGA.NII
G. HEFTLEY, No I65 Main street, again invite a
~ tention 10 his last stock OF

SPRING AND SUMMER Day GOODS,
elegant assortment of Ladies Dress ODDS
o. the richest patterns and isiest styes nonleis Rib
hons and Trimmings. Also, every article in tie line OF
goods nor gentlemen's His is selected with
view 10 pleasing everybody both quality and pTice
which. he fattcrs himself he do all viii give
nun a car: I3yl3
y Il fhS. buck glove top Congi ess (TacTs at
A."-f lIly9 OAk Han No l23 Mai st
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Save Your ice
PATENT wATER CooT.ER

This article il h application scientific
prieples 10 the purpose inenleG viz TO keep water as
quantity nj Ize
Tie Proprietor has long devoted his attention to tits
particular branc domestic economy, aud passing from
ore improvement 10 another has at length rived
petieconas II is possible reach Aproof Of this is
nnEd the very general %! these Coolers in
OF the country SIMPLE satemet oil fncts iii regard TO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-03

rship heretofore existing between the
N civ or IN the Merchant Tailoring business In
Eaay,s has IGi Hnder the finn name OF Harde,l s.
or said CO Htns sold out in the stock
Iaeoo NJ Warden is alone authoTizei - 1. ~;
lect tile debts OF said firm, 0 20 settIe ana COL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-03

:. % The London Spectator in narrating the news
nom the United States, says that .the bill for the
sons'iiution for the new State, to he called the
S.a'e OF Nebraska and Kansas. has passed through
SSoRgIess' and only awaits The signature OF the
resident to become law" The way foreigners
understand our Government is n can,ion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-03

NForM AIION IS wanTel OF one sack OF li!lsrlg, sup
posed 10 have been taken landing, in mistake
ON the 3st January, married. 'tW Bullard 6: Coz
ANY person having knowledge OF il will confer favor
: e cGss A''rS "s' Sc .EAKEs d Co.
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cALnNpAR FoR 1850.

4J<ASN Z 1fN- 1861. - --1-.9
MAY. JUNE,
8; N Fl 3 r NJ
Sc 10 u y 1874 i s 10
IN IN 10 55 II Is - Sni1I 70 10 "a 10 ~ II
. % 81 81 ..le5 26 27 es 30 30
JULY. AUGUST.
% G q 3 8 10 II 12
3 10 II 10 - I5iI3 II 10 Is n is ~
lG IA IS ~ % 81 22I!O 81 % % 81 % %
% q q 20 60 y IS p 2 Is 90 80 81
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SABBATH SCHOOL HOOKS.
The Chiids Cnbiner Library, containing "a
books bound in 90 volumes, backs, lettcrcd
aud numbered; price two dollars aud ilty cents per
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The Juvenile Libraries, Nos 2. containing 80 vol.
- uincs each; price five dollars per SET
Ioseter with great vIrety of mis- selaneous books
suitable for Libraries and Rewards, Hymn booIs spell
s BOOKS Question books, Class books, Library Records
lrstanent.: Dictonai ins Reward Tickets, &c, being
Tue t2nS OF The dHlerteG Sunday Sccoi Union
fTires tio same guar CUES Itlr-
nishcd gratis JOHN ii. THoaIPSC,N
les No.
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Mr. Houston addressed the Senate for three
hours III personal explanation of The matters ln
controversy between iulssif and Commodore " .
Moote, lately Of the Texan Navy: without cor
cutlng, SENATE adjourned over unit Wednesday
next.
The Honse also adopted resolution to adjourn
on lite ztliof August.
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a. During the forty-eight hours. ending on the
-S' uit, there were fourteen buriaIs in The city
.slaeteTy al Nashville. Tenn. ten OF them cholera
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..,Tis sweet TO be awakened by the lark,
nr IrlI,h h,.- filling IS,,,te re -
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The Village ai Family Libraries, Nos and @ ccntaip
/ 49, tng2i volumes each; price three dollars per sei
Inc Sunday Scnoui and Family Libraries Nos l. Q and
i . containing leo volumes each; price ten dollars per
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ONLY ARTICLE OF THE KIND EVER
D

~ ADVISED and use the Japan buOL Polish. his is
first rate article AID nlistake II you do be
eve that II is Just aud buy botte-only cents
,.,7 For sale BY J,B Vow y I;L;,a. !.
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GREG ggs1zssa go go S s
cd 500, 600 Worth J
OF Real ana Personal Estate for the People


MAGNlrIckNr ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, EaprrAnIE
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No language canconvey adequate iea OF lie i,pn,edl
ate and almost miraculous Change which occasions in lie
diseased, def illtaed and shattered
er broken down by excess, weak by nature or Impaired
by sickness. the uMslg and relaxcd orsabzatfo
once braeeh, lie viSihed and built tp. The ncal and
ply slral symptoms nervous disease is tdce T m,
der Its influence Nor Is the effect enporary OH tic CON
tiaTS tie feei Is permanent, Tor the cordial ties If
The medicine reach the constitution sell AMI rrstos to
Is noraI condition Well may the preparation be ca-
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Co-Partnership:

w M, -. Mckee desires all having claims against
MN 10 present them adjustment, and those In lie
.eoL are expected to meet his credits nronlptIy TIose
wishing win call at his sand or nj his
nCe IN the Quilting occupied by McNair & iervev DTv
Goods merchants, 9th ward 70 80 .; l,'S
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
Changes in Mail Service.

The following extracts from letter OF the
and Assistant Postmaster General, 10 the Hon,
Messrs DopGE aud HEM, may be taken as all
the answer which our petition for increase Of
service on various routes connecting with this
city. will probably receive.
GKNrLEMEx:-Agreeabl to your urgent So
licita.ions, the Postmaster General has order
ed the following changes in the mail service
in Iowa since the letting in April last, as fol
lows:
Route No 9333-Iowa City 10 Nuscatine,
raised to six times week.
No 9306--Fo.t Desmoines to Homer extend,
ed TO end at Fort Dodge.
No 933S-Iowa City to Fort DesMoiDcs, ac-
.ceptanee changed to 3 times q week.
He has constrained to decline, at this time.
your application for daily service from Iowa
City via Fort Des Moiues to Council Bluffs
from Dubuque to Fairfield, &c.
The changes ordered will increase the ex
pense of the mail service in your State. to
$64, 495 IS. The whole cost under the late
contracts Whch expired on the 20,h June last
was $45 9s5 10 showing an increase If S3s,
500 IS. or nearly "a per cent in favor Of the
present service, which is caused in fact by the
increased rates paid, bur the greater portion is
due to the establishment Of new service thro'.
out the State.
This being the state of the case. the Post
master General feels that he has offered your
state as ample mail facilities as liberal dis
position, and justice to the other states will
warrant.
Very respectfully. your obi. St.
W. H. DUNDAS.
I'd Asst P. NJ. Gen.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
Fair Play ia a Jewel.

We were somewhat surprised at the follow
ing paragraph. in nm article of The Repubii
cans last week, relative to the recent Count,
Fair.
The show OF match horses, exceeded that oil
smugg!ed in by certain aciire member Of the
Society had been left out.
The paragraph struck US at once as doing
injustice 10 that "active member" of the So
.ciety. while, if any criticisms were to be made
they should certainly fall upon the entire com.
mit'ee, who erred, as is generally felt, in
awarding the premiums as they did. We
member, but we certainly have IN the well be.
ing of the Society aud the harmony of its ope
rations, and dislike any such disparagemen,s
of the integrity of committee men, when obvi
,ously unreasonable and unfair.
The horses were well known to be DopGE's
or ii not, no sort Of effort was made to conceal
that fact, and II Mr.. DODGE who was also a
member Of the Society as We are credibly in.
formed. did not choose to enter his team in Is
own name. there could assuredly be no injus-
tice or unfairness in their being entered by
and in the name Of, any "ac'ive member" who
chose to do SO.
We do not not wish 10 be understood as ap.
proving the judgment Of the committee in
awarding the premium, for We believe it did
not justly belong to that pair Of horses, but
We cannot for the life of us, conceive why any
man had not perfect right to enter them ana
win the prize If he could.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
The Increase Of Crime.

The records of violence have swollen to al
appalling volume within the past few months
and was not the Press Of other States daily
teeming with it's narratives Of riot and blood
shed, we could almost believe that the spirit
OF turbulence aud murder, had chosen Iowa as
the theatre of her especial visitations.
But lew months since and q victim falls
IN the streets OF Davenport at dead Of night
and the perpetrator goes unhung; Cedar Co,
is stained by murderous ARRAY in the light Of
day Itself, and the brutal FoUrz assassinates
his wife, within the borders Of Polk. But a
few days since and respected citizen Of one
of our northern counties, Bremen il we recol-
lect Alright, is smitien by the fatal blow Of pas
sion. while attempting 70 Quel! The turbulence
Of drunken orgies: BEaeER in jackson coun.
ty levels the unerring weapon and hurries
from the world and her sorrows. the spirit OF
wronged and I'M red woman; in Burlington
the inhuman blows of curbless anger mutilate
and Stay The young and respected McCoRMIcK;
ard the bosom Of family is rem, BY one Of
its nearest members by the violent death Of
THOMAS ARNOLD in Monroe Co,
But why swell the sickeung catalogue! =
Enough is garnered from the field of blood, to
send shudder through the frame. at the
causes which lie at the bottom of these fear.
full phases Of social life. To what else can the
ungoverned indulgence of passion be traced
than the drea,y lack Of Christian synpalhies!
1t is not the deficiency of education. alone for
experience too truly shows that the richest in.
tellect may be the scene Of the most horrible
&.tragic achievements, but it is the want of that
mutually Of interest, without which society be-
comes but an arena OF cold hearted aud selfish
indulgence. In the political world, self and
self alone is the governing principle; in the lit.
crary world private aspiration browns the fra
ternal Impulse; in the commercial world indi
yiduai gain, acknowledging no dependency
but for its own emolument, is hardened to he
dictates Of human love wherever that emou
uent is not the gamer. Give us then as the
sOetener oihuman asperities and the conserva.
tor Of human concord, that Christian instruc
hon, whose grand results are mutual joy and
mutual enlightenment. through the instrumen.
tslities of its sublimest tenets, mutual love
i and mutual charity.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
The Benefit Of Advsrtising---what Il ProgrsssE

A few weeks since, Mr. Poole tBill Poole)
got into street fight with an exotic named
NoriAsey. MIR. Poole nearly killed his anisg.
onlst. The affair was chronicled in all the
papers, and MIR. Poole took advantage of the
excitement d opened liquor shop in Broad
way, aud during the first week cleared up
wards OF a thousand dollars.
The assault and battery IN this case was
medium Of advertising. As every body can
not avail themselves of it, they should enter
the list OF the newspapers.
Out west the drop curtain Of theatre has
been turned into al advertising medium; aud
by slight change is FL ed With announce.
men.s OF fiat irons end nail and hardware in
general, with Smith 4 Brown, dry Goods.
Jones & Thompson, wet goods. DR.. AS red
drops, anodynes. tinctures, invigorators, worm
lozenges, and cholera pstions. Players here.
toiore have attempted to move the heart
the new concern reaches the bowels; and
while ''hOlding mirror up to nature" lifts
washbowl to squeamlah humanity This y
Gas the immortal Greedy says) "is progress :"
From the Albany Atlas. September ~.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11

Iowa County, Iowa Sept, 18Th, II

Iowa COUNTY, Iowa Sept, 18Th, 1854
sad accident occurred on the evening OF
the 18th of September in Green Township, by
which j. A. Cornish was accidentally shot by
James Miller, causing death in Eve or ten min
utica. The deceased was respectable man
and left wife and one child to mourn their
loss.
Statement Of George Fisher under oah:--The
said Cornish came to my house and asked me
if l would go with him TO Robert Miller's to
trade with James Miller for pistol, When
we came there and Miller had presented the
pistol, Cornish said he did not think the lock
would burst a cap, and presented some caps
for trial. when Miller in putting them on, by
some means, unknown to me, set The pistol of,
the bali entering the breast of Cornish, which
caused death in five or ten minutes. He said
nothing but my poor wife," Miller and Cor
nish wereg cod friends as far as know.
John A. Ford stated under oath that James
Miller and Cornish were friendly as far as /
knew.
Elizabeth, wife of Robert Miller, made the
same statements as Fisher and Ford.
hereby certify that the above statements
are correct copy Of the testimony given before
me. "
JOHN WYCHOFF.
Justice of the Peace
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 9

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 3
Jonathan Russell, broker Of Chautauque
Co, New York, was swindled out of 81 loo
last evening. by two sharpers practcing the
ball game and inducing him to loan his money
giving him worth ess check OF 81 800 for &c.
curly.
BALTIMORE, Oct. g.
New Orleans papers OF Wednesday are re.
ceived. Total deaths for the week were 5O4:
of which BAL were from yellow fever
Letters contained IN the New Orleans papers
give us late news Of the commencement Of the
revolution. Every confidence was entertained
OF the entire success Of the opponents OF Santa
Anna.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2.
The correspondent Of the Tribune asserts
that large loan to Austria has been nego-
tiated in the name of and through the American
Minister at the Hague, Mr.. Belmont for the
Roihschilds.
The London correspon dent Of the Times
says that Mr.. Buchanan will resign his office
Of Minister to England IN July next.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
Authorized Agents.

The following nam ID gentlemen authorised to oh
tain subscriptions and advertisements for the Iowa Cap
ital Reporter, and receipt for the same.
sAMUEL MuLHoLLaNp, Iowa City lows.
WIN. BILINGsLY, Richmond :" "
H. H. WILSON, Wassonvle
r. SMETRsM, Davenport Scott Co., ="
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