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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13


Correspondents Of the Blllimors SUM-
The Free State Kansas ConrenHon
~ Conf c Nth HE United States
Lars- GOUerRor Shannon author.
lied 10 call out The Miiiiary- Con-
gress not going 10 admit the neio
Stdfe-The divisioa in The Know
Nothing Pariy-The contest for
Speakership cfMs House, de-
WAsHlNoroN, November 25, '55.
The danger OF collision between
the federal government and the free
State government OF Kansas is immi-
nent The free State convention have
adopted constitution which is to be
approved by the anli-slayery voters on
the 10th OF December, and put in ope.
ration in January. The laws of the
new State will, OF course, come in con.
ilict with those Of the territorial govern.
ment, and Governor Shannon has sta.
ted that he is authorised by the Presi.
dent to call upon the militia, land also
the U. s. troops, for the maintenance
OF the laws of ofternorial government.
We were never before quite so near
Icivil war as we are under this state of
things. The militia to be called out
will, Of course, be the Missouria men
- the very men who have undertaken
the task Of msking Kansas a slavehold,
ing State.
learn that 9 Mr.. Pomeroy, who is
a prominent candidate in competition
with Col. Lane for the U. S. Senator
ship, is to be the military leader OF
the tree State troops, in case OF war.
The Kansas constitutional convention
have adopted the example of Calilorn.
Ia, and propose TO create State gov>
ernment whether Congress shall admit
it into the Union as a State or not.
The is no probability that Congress
will, at the coming session, admit
Kansas as a State, whether with or
without slavery. The population is
at most not over thirty thousand, which
is quite insufficient to entitle it to a
representative, to say nothing of the
admission OF two rotten borough Sen.
ators. Besides, the anti.sIavery party
desires aud intends to fight the Presi-
dental battle upon the Kansas ques-
ton, to be settled at present.
The Freesoil bolters from the phil.
adeIphia Know Nothing Convention
have, in considerable Numbers, framed
a platform at their late Convention at
Cincinnati, upon the issue of the ex,
cIuslon oil any new slave State from
the Union. The Southern Know Moth.
lngs will not, of course, 90 into Con-
ventlon with them on this platrorom
in Philadelphia next February. They
have also widened the breach between
the Southern and Northern mem Der
representing the order in Congress, and
rendered their co operation in the or
galzatlol of the House impossible.
Though Congress is to meet to-
m orrow week, we see few members
here as yet. A caucus OF Know Moth.
lngs Members was called to meet here
on Wednesday, probably in reference
10 the organization OF the House,: a
lGsIon upon the latest plan, that of
cincinnati, will no dOub! be altemp-
A prolonged. contest for the Speaker,
snip may be expected, and, ii Mr..
Howell Cobb should be the Democrat.
lc candidate, he may be chosen, as he
was IN IS49, after more than sixty
baIlotings, and at last, as then, under
a special vote, for efecting a choice
by plurality.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
Congressional.

WAsmYeroN, December 3l-P. NJ.
The House was called TO order at
twelve o'cock by Gorney, Clerk,
New members were sworn in, and
the roll called, two hundred and TWEEN,
~ five members answered.
On motion OF Mr.. Jones OF Tennes.
sec, the H"use proceeded to the eIec-
tlon o! speaker. On the first ballot:
Richardson, of H., Dem........" At
FU.'eL OF Penn, Op.............. II
C6mpbyil. olO, Op....,....'... SO
Pennington, Of n. J.0p..........
Marshall, ol Ny. Op............. 80
Banks, Of Mass. Op''..''.''.''' Il
Various others were voted for, and
much interest was manifested. There
was, however, no election, ll3 being
necessary TO a choice.
The Senate met a; ;hree o'clock.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
-G:0--
WAsnlNGreAr Dec,6th.

WASHIAGFo Dec, ON.
The Union OF this morning contains
the correspondence by le Iegraph, be-
tween the President and Gov. Shannon
of Kansas. The despatch of the lat
ter says:
II desire to call upon the u S. for
ces at Fort Leavenworlb, in order TO
preserve the peace Of the Territory, to
protect The Sheriff of Douglas county,
and to enable hlm to execute the legal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
WAsHINaroN. Dec. O .hh

Your despatch received Ali the powe
vested in the Executive wall be exer.eC
to preserve order and enforce The laws
On the receipt OF your letter the pre-
ilminary measures necessary to be taken
before calling out the troops will b,
promptly executed. and you will ther
be fully advised.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
70 WILSON SHANNON,
Governor Of the Territory of Kansss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

Just UeIoIe Put'll6 OuI pdtel W P'fss'
New YORK. Bk of Mobile, dis
Solvent banks, par MISSISSIPPI.
PENNSYLVANIA, all banks, no sale
Solvent banks, pa1 LOUISIANA.
MARYLAND. Solvent banks, par
Solvent banks, rarI rISmail notes, dis
New HAMPsHIRE. ONO.
Solvent banks, parl Solvent banks, PAL
VEKNoHr. Bk. Circleylle, 40 dis
Solvent banks, par Free bk. old plate.5 dis
CoNEECTTCUT. kENTUcRY.
Solvent banks, PAL Solvent banks, par
MASSACHUSETTS, Ky. Trust Co. 70 dis
Solvent banks, par INDIANA.
RHODE ISLAND, State bank, and
Solvent banks, par branches, par
MAINE, Free banks, 1000 dis
Solvent banks, par Blk. Of ConnerS.
New JERSEY. willie, 80 dis
Solvent banks, par ILLINOIS.
DELAWARE, Solvent Free bk. 5dis
Solvent banks, pa Missouri.
VIRGINIA, State bank and
Solvent banks, PAL Branches, par
Trsns, Allegheny Is dis TENNESSEE.
Aanahwa III dis Solvent banks, dis
CANADA. MlcnlGAE,
solvent banks, dlslSolyent banks, 8 dis
NORTH CAROLINA. Small notes, dis
Solvent banks, dis Except Adrian Ins Co,
Small notes. dis and Macomb Co. bk.
SOUTH CAROLINA. WISCONSIN.
Solvent banks, 3 dis Free banks, 8 dis
GEORGIA. Small notes, dis
Solvent banks, 5 dis TEXAS & olKANsAs.
LABAMA. All banks doubtful
olyen banks, 10 dis val e.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
TwENTY.FIFTH BALLOT.

The members of the house are inter.
changing views tonight and endeavor
ing SO to anange matter that an organ.
izalion may De made without furthe
delay, but theil figuring cannot prom
ise them a favorable prospect. The
Democrats are resolved TO stand firmly
upon their platform recently adopted
in caucus, in the hope of eventually
succeeding. Seeing the majority Of the
house in opposition TO them, but some
Of The latter are comforting themselves
with the assurance that alter several ol
their number have been complimen ted
With heavy vote an electiin of Speak
er will easily follow.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
FIFTEENTH BALLOT.
There was no cboice and the I

adjourned.
The members of the house, other
than those voting lor Richardson, are
sadly perplexed as to their course to,
morrow. Speculations are various,
and politicians are intensely excited.
It is generally admitted that Mr.. Cam,
pbell cannot be elected, and hence the
friends Of banks, Fuller and PENN.
man. congratulate themselves upon
their better chances.
1t is now understood that MIR. Mer.
rick, of Washington, has been appoin-
ted to ill the vacancy in the United
States District Court in the District
Of Columbia, and A. q. Seamon
rearpoihted Superintendent OF Public
Printing.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
GEORGE RICHARD5S ESTATE

GEORGE RICHARDS ESTATE,
NOTICE is hereby given that George
Holden, Ad ministrator of the Estate oil
George Richey, late OF Vinton County
deceased has fled in the Probate Court
of said County his account and vouch-
ers for inspection and final Sc Element:
and that the same will be passed upon
by said Court, on the first Monday il
February A, D. 1856.
B. ?. HEWITT, Pro. Judge.
Dec 10, '55-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
V. B. PALNiER'S

Newspaper Subscription and Advertising Agency
PHiLADELPnIA, Nw YORK, BosToY aud BAL
TIMoRE, is our authorized agent 10 receive aud
receipt for subscription and advertisement lor
the DEMOCRAT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
A. H. SAMSON,
Attorney at Law,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
OiKUILL. JlCES1y CNDNlY OTII0

eAglLL attend the courts in Jackson,
w vintcn, Hooking, Athens, Meigs,
Gallia, Lawrence, Scioto, Pike, and Ross
cou ties. All business entrusted 10
his csre, will be promptly attended 10.
Persons entitled to Land Warrants,
under the late act of congress, will do
we'll to give him a call, as he has pecus
liar facilities for obtaining the same.
The highest Cash price paid for Land
Warrants, and Real estate, bought and
sold on reasonable terms. Persons wish.
ing to sell Real estate, viii consult
their interest by patron iziHg bim.
Particular attention paid to COLLECT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
MASONIC.

:. .FSEASI Delta Lodge. No,
AAS-A 2O7. Of Free and Acr
Sils1 "a cepied Mssons, holds
regular Accommodation al Macarthur, Vim
ton county. Ohio, every Saturday evening on
or preceding each full moon.
L. a. BRATToS, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

DLANK DEEDS, BLANK MORTGAGES
D and all Bionks required under the Jls
ices Code. for justices Of the Peace. are con.
ItdRiIg Kept on hand and for sale at this Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
Portsmouth Price Current
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
BUSKIESK q DAVIS.
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
No. .. BMCkeye Bl0ck

PoRTsMoIyTn, Dec, l3 1855.
Apples, Dried.."!75 &" Loaf...... 9
Brooms pr do2 S2a5C " Crushed 10
Bacon Hams per ID. 8! Salt Kanawha, bu 45
{" Shoulder IL Teas, loose Il in packs.
d" Sides Y. H., ID. 45a6O
Beans, w. per bu. 800 lmTer'l, 55uG5
Candles, mould. Is Gunp wdef to
SNr..... q Tobacco M&k. cav.25
Cotton Yans.. IS! Va. cav. 2OO3O
Cheese, w. K. lb.sads IOil, Lard pr gal.'' 81
Coffee, Rio. l5l0il, Linseed " 80 100
Cloverseed,. 6uCIOats pr, hu...... 81
Flour pi bbl......SS Peaches, Dried 80 200
Feathers pr lb. 80. 45 Potatoes. Irish. l25
Flaxseed, pr bu. l,O0Saeratus pr lb." 5a54
Fish, Cod pr h.. 80. b rallow pi lb.''" II
Mackerel Sl2a2 Tar pr bbl..'... $50
Lard pr lb... $ Timothy seed, SO 90
Moasses, n. o, GAL 4U Wheat pr bu..... |, 80
S. II. =" 45 WhiSkey, Common 80
G.S. " 50 Mon 'hala, 50
Nails, =. 10 to 81 S4i Rye, 80. 20
Sugar n. 0..... 1Gc
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

Mineral Lodge, No. -, holds reg
ular Communication at HamdeD, Vinton CO.,
o., every Thursday evening ON, or preceding
each full moon. ID. d. I. HARD, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
TIE E'ih1HUR EEMCCRAT.
Erirr0 81 Y. a, IRAIIoN,
( THURSDAY, D1GlH. I3.

PRODUCE OF ALL hiNDS. is recdu
sa a. the very highoi mo,hst prices, on Sub
srriptiJn or Adrc,iisementS, at this Office
AiOHEu is not rtfHstd.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

Orphans Friend Lodge, U. ID.
holds regular Communication at Wilkes
vile, Vinton county. Ohio, every SatuIda!
evening on, or preceding each full moon.
II. III. BiSHoP, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
MORE BALLOTINGs.

WAsuNeroN, Dec. 4th-P. NJ.
The National IateIligcncsr, con.
firms the reports received from Kansas,
The despatch from Governor, Shannon,
making a demand for troops, was re,
ceived by the President yeSlerd ay.-
1t is stated that civil war was threat
ened, and requested prompt assistan>
ce.
An order for the immediate transfer
of troops from all the nearest posts
was transmitted by telegraph by the
President.
The Senate was called to order at
noon--Messrs, Hale, Drake, Durkee
Yulee and Pea:ce were sworn in
Rev. H. c. Dean was elected Chap
lain, when the Senate adjourned.
House-On motion, the balloting
for Speaker was renewed, and the
first ballot resulted as follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
BANK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every week
just before putting our paper to press.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

There being still no choice, the
House, on motion, adjourned.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM BOSTON

AUGUST PA call for a liberal Union CoEven-
ton o! the opponents Of liquor prohibition, and
lanatca legislation, 10 meet in " orcester, ont
5uihinst. has been published 1t is signed by Brad
ford d. Wales, late Democratic candidate for Gov
ernoI Of this Sta:e, Isaac II. Wright. late Navy
agent at this port, aud other distinguished Wings
aud Democrats. They propose 10 r-pudIat= both
the old parties as unworthy OF confidence.
An Injunction has Jeen granted against building
the nvaI telegraph 10 Cape Cod under Smith 5
pretended grant Of The Morse patent.
The mechanics a. the Charleston Navy Yard
have vo:ed days pay donation Tor the ben
eft Of the mechanics al The Gospnrt Navy Yard.
The amount will reach nearly 1900.
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4LdI ' CbL,
/ HRANGEh ENTS have heeI. made 10 supply agricul
"a iHlss Win Grain Cradles, SCytlcs Snaibs SEWN,
Stones 'Ities etc etc. for the approach harvest Fai
Hsis F bear IN mind that all tools may be an
iiIleu ~ lIelF season al HUREELL'S
iny!2 agricultural and Seed Store
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Ambrotypes.

y
THE subscriber offers public style
picture, Ear superior TO the Daglerr eOtypc.
heellng dlily his es;ab shm,ni They are termed
AMBROTYPES,
the process for which patented in United States
Great Britain and France These pictures tie most
beautiful and truthful ever produced The Photographic
ATT The exceeding hueness depth OF light and shade, and
richness OF tone is wonderful They do the
subject hut represent everything in its position.
They without the glare a daguerreOrype, he
seen ia view, aud VIII last for unchage being
IMPERISHABLE,
hence the name, AmbrOtype which signifies indesrIcti
hInly- The picture is taken plain glass; 10 which
Other plate uf corresponding is
sructhe by hich tire picture orig.
Inal htI!anCy for II will acids
be injured by water Climate
AmbrOty Horoscopes must he be apPr
the relief Is perfect lie.
Iasuerreotypes taken al edaced prices, Ladies and
gentlemen invited 10 call AID my gallery.
Us J. O. PAisFTgI6GE
ARIhUR'S SELF-SEALINti PRES ERVINJI
CANS.
/ MOTHER supply al hand. Also, Preserving Kettles
"A ami sauce Pans u Enanleied Porcelain aud igued
vale wacr coneIs, bath tubs, cedar washing tubs and
buckets, loot tubs, keriers huns, Hy brushes
busters, brushes, at
ul7 RR woons,S
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FROM NEW yOK

AUGUST 81 On Sunday evening three Germans
attacked Swiss dealet in watches. near Green
Point, L. l., with The intention of robbing HIM.
Although prustrats upon the ground, the Swiss
managed to kill Que Of his aSsa:lnts aud wound
the other two, and thus secured his escape. One
of the Germans has been arrested and lodged in
pri>nn.
% denths from fever are reported frOm N1rflIk
dining IS hours endiaE on Monday al , AZ CLOCK,
II deaths oecurrzt al Portsmouth, durlng the SANE
me. The Hosart Il has sen, ~, On
Crter fer large an. yisions, nnrtrasSes
&C. when VIII ." h- boat this evening
The collections IN TIA, e.. nov amount IL SD
500. ~
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FIRE

CLEVELAND. Aug 2l--A fire occurred last night
on Superior St, at The establishment: of Gaylord &
Co. druggists. Estimated loss s35. 600 Insured:
Insurance Co, $4,000; Hartford ms Co., 3.0tn:
Atlantic, 5000; London Il Liverpool, 10000:
Commonwealth 2,00U; LovelIand, 100 Leob' S
Clothing store sustained some loss BY removal and
water; insured OF IS, 25A in the Star, .Etnn, and
Home Co.'S. Moutt's confectionery, Slight dam
age. Insurance Unknown. The building was
saved.
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Tnr Msssas. Miller have about finished the re-
7a.rs Of The Associate Reformed Church, and it
sill lie orsn for public worship on Sunday next.
The interior of the church has been papered and
ne rooigotk newly painted, and its appearance
IS 5eautiiul
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ras papers state that Henry A. Wise has fitted
7p his house, his barn, and every other place of
shelter, and cordially invited the citizens of the
infected districts to come there. Other gentlemen
,f The same neghborhood have followed his ex-
ar---.
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KANSAS

Sr. Louis, August 2Ist.-There is a rurnor that
Judge Emore, OF Kansas, will resist Inc Govern
ment tie says Mr.. Pierce has 10 right to remove
eM because ne cannot interfere n us iulicial af-
One hundred persons had died of cholera at FL
The Territory YVES suffering from heavy rains.
The bridges were carried away and tl streams are
un'ordabe.
Nothing important in the Legislature.
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MEDICAL.
ALL SHOULD TRY IT.!
DR.. j. sTETTER's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 no.rlr- sold in Ope Ysnr,

\ oTHiNG in The rnarhet-Hothtg ia tire iueJ a. NAV
- hey '"l tur Past iy yclr, has eqJaiei
ga a. ltie ne produced 10 equal 'Lis
GREAT ,Ii-DISPEPTIC.
br. hOSietc' pl ea Is not = "a old ga ury - n
Ip-. the rNe I,urr;ai esall OF ~, vt,trtr
-byScisI.' lll
ognt and r.JsJ study Ji The mast sfIr m,
Ue0.ssfs o. the p.e>cut century
ur. fin>ircT submits his Invaluable Htr1ers Ia mn
o-tUea Tes1, sian hrIIet, lie rsynsi ,,
constitution The True Plupcl tics oi these M
their meticirai effects vii be made manifest ia,
almost IcEeI5t. short space lime upon ouT .Y
ten
YOU dysrepue' Then take these celebrated stom.
. lCH EitJHlS
are yon biousl Try one bo;ie OF these Bit,es, and
he 3euCved a.
re you annoyed ny iudigesUu3 Remove the cause bv
tie rec ui these BIiIcgs
Have fever and How many thousands the
= e>i a NOu hay" brrn used VI tins Tuition
TOYING disease, by the Tree of these Bi.iets!
All ShuG'd Try AIS sui.dOe- Wa affirm
b"t "He'e Hosteltel'S NtiesS used lever
ND aEue occur.
One wine gIsSia taAca three lines day before meals
sal he ouuS great lOIG ag M, which vii! apprcLi
lie when personally satisfied the fact; as iLey will he
~ WIN. The BttcIs itiaI.
liner. aIe other htIers represented 10 be tie smr.
whoa CuiHpd ALVEY arc worthless. Our Rtrers
Without ilya their medicinal qualities They an,
lt W N square bottles, Containing luil quart. with The
directions on, and UI. j. Huset,pI's Stomach Ritiers'
blown OG Tie bottle. None other genuine.
PRICE uSE DOLLAR
~ For sae ny ali Tie principal Druggists Hotel Kara
eStauIantS and Dealers generally Throughout the United
a'esand by
BUSHFlELD & Co, and
THOMPSON n PATTERSON,
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HENRY TALLNNr. LEWIS $. DELAPLAIN, and
IL WILLIAM IA LL.,NT have iormed co-partner-
ap, ni the pHr(ose o. uaHsdCt'Hg " holes ale Grocery
and DFy Goods and Forwarding and General Commission
bus ness ~ this city, urde the firm OF TAlLiSF * e
La Ia ~ he wholesale Day Goods business viii be
c"ndceu al O. 81 Main street, and the wholesale GToce-
~ and Commission business No. - Main street.
= mp and sedsoHahle socks ct Dry Goods ami GrOce.
mes VIII always be ON sale low prices and
modas terms 10 which they earnestly invite the alien
y yPHz
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TaE Richmond Wing states that the City Coun-
4 of that citv has repealed the quarantine laws,
al vessels from below, presenting clean bills of
esJ,b can COW come up to the city wharvrs with
rr. i-av
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\ oTHiNG in The marhet-Hothiig in tire medical NAV.
ga aluce he produced 10 equal his
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THE INTELLIGENCER
To CorresDoudenIs.

srning su1scriPt dvertizingor 9TH
15asacial business fthe intesencer should be ad-
IL IN the Pr0pr!etors-
rs CONCERNING the editorial department Of the ma
5ouI be addressed to the ediiOrs Jointly or TO e-
-1.s6oaIens writing for publication, viii please
-..r,i. on one side or the raper
abssryanGe 0ftHe above Fues WI greatly oblise u.s.
.-lT. Ia6rc prompt attention to curresporIdeu,s
- ..sr mi sht otherwise some times receive.
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rae Law OF Newspaper.

Sl5scribers who do not give express notice to the
ace considered as wishing continue their sub
efHers order the IiscoHtfntrancs OF their usrf-
las. t- pIbisher may continue 10 send them until all
al agaglFe paid
subscribers neglect refuse to take their periodf-
1ef tf otfccs To which they are dfected the are
rrunsihe t!l they have settled the biz and 5rIeI ID.
..s5l atscnrunned-
7ua sbsrs. and the papers are sent To the gormer
,.f5D rlry ehed responsible.
Tic taurts nave decded that refusing TO take period
nom lie office. Or reno wing and eTvng them lnCaI
r.. prima fact5 evidence Of iufentEOpar fraud
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ARREST

PrTrsBURGH, Aug. 2I.-TLe sband Of Madame
Edwards, clairyoyaHt, abScOnded his morning with
al! MS wIfe's clothes. money, iewelry &c. A
telegraph dispatch was sent 10 Cleveland and he
was arrested there tits evening"
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FROM BALTIMORE.

Arc. 2I.-The authorities Of Portsmouth have
sent request 10 tins city Tor medical olI. The
fever IS StIIl On the increase.
Ellis one Of the parties shot at the fremen's III
OF IN this city, dtea to-day.
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ITEMS

NEw YoRK, Aug. 2I,-Col ]. H. Wheeler, c.
$ Minister to Nicarasua, sailed from this port
'sterday afternoon in the steamship Northern
Light, for San Juan, Nicaragua.
Two persons weTe drowned in East river, San
were intoxicated
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PHILADFLPHI4 C4TTIF NJ

PHILADELP HIA CATTLE MARKET.
Aucrsr 20.--The arrival IT cattle cunng the
past week has been quite large. Beef cattle DIS
posed Of at from 10 IL per 100 lbs. Sheep from
Hail per Id, or 2,25a4. 80 per head. Cows and
calves 25a35. Hogs firm at S,2JaST5 per 100 lbs.
Total amount of stock for the week as follows:
Beef cattle 1850 head; Sheep 600 Cows and
calves zoe; Hogs 1000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

AUGUST 2i.-F!Jur heavier, sa Is at t, 80. Whea
l25ai30. " Risky dun and unsettled, rates momi.
nal Sugar active and higher, >aies of $50 hid,
AT els. Cash, go DO Il anu % 60 Il. MolaSSe.
finn al % cts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

DAa1LlcAL ATrEuPr.-A correspondent writes
10 the Luxembourg Virstnian that negro woman,
lr property Of Mr.. D. VI. Hancock of Campbell
county attznptssla few days ago to kill his whole
family by putting clipped hair in strwed tomatoes
T7zauiiy part01t OF the tomatoes, but no bad
Effects ar= yet visible. Strange to say, tie often
4er, instead of being given over to the law, was
taa=n oi and sold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

I III persons knowing themselves indebted 10 Nc
t2enS & KICK earnestly requested cali and
b. ca b VI H";e on or letorc the Ist OF January.
Persons having claims aaiust the firm will please pre-
est hem or lisHita!lun.
JclS NcCLALLENS u KNOX.