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No. 529l
No,ice M Restoration and withdrawal Of ccr-
tain Lands ia the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
f.Yanf IN Missouri.

Grant in MISSOURI
.ons pan cossss. os ~. ss. q ME-
ssaa @sa n saa STATE ssssloss vsw,as
lr me .a . s.d 1sss .ad On inca, ..ssss
Is eonfssnssy ss,t s~esdsd sssss wese dss
r. a ssaas date Fssssy sss.as Gs.e.a
ad aalea me hsrsl.s'ss ssu.s,..sz wbsn were
continued vsss sosss NJ "a a.s
s y a, y ssssassd 9 ns1s ..a ~. e:sis
"a Gs os .:s ss IL
aeeong 70 I've rous Of ss's rad e aassdss sss =
ss ,,s s .' :s 81 % s's
de s x .as ssss
s say a. and ,s .s s w s1 ss
aeta the sass a@s $50 II Msn ss"1ra' '"s'sSa"'
Townships ii, ~, ~, ~, a. ana -, q range .
ss Sa.s s. 3 X X & s. e. g. H. 3 sSs q
TTs~S S. s. g 81 r. e. s g ST. and 81 8 s q
To~pssa,s 70, ., 20 ~ ~ q, =. and ~ * range
4 Hs~a:ss. e s : = 4 = : y
T.wass e 81 a. g an. ..s = q s q rang, ,.sss T.
Tewe.a. e 70 e. g. and q = s, ,.s T.
Townsaips ", 81, and u, Of range IS.
ALSO,
pisTncr within the fol-
excepting the sAevs specified uan further
orier., VIZ
Novfa o. tss base Of tA principal
Tpen.hips ~, a3' and aa' OF ranss
Tossssgs = 49, 49, and s :. i. s T. ,,..s
T oss.a = II = = = 8. I'D "a rssss
issss: i !: \ !: ]: - 81 I: ::::
asn,ps ~ ~, %, a7. and 9S. of H.
Townshsps ~ vi NJ AID 26s, range H.
Townships 49, as', 70. ~. ~. saa e., q raass -
TOWNSHIPS AS, 81, ~, Of ~.
Townships a., 9,s, ~ 49, Of range ~.
Townships aas, s5s, 49, aud R7s, NJ range ID.
II -
Pie aaacon claimants entitled any mentioned
tao eetA day Of March neat
elsmsat aeady made which hereafter be made and
cauHg tho above townships Withdrawn
made the date Ct
avail will mskc and M the same al hs
price twelve aer The date Of iber
claims will be forfeited
IL suggested pre- -cmpon claimants 70 ands within The
restored private entry should ave Hoce o. hsr
the land officers before the
pointed fr protect
nom private entry arr day. and much difficulty
~ delay. II
my hand aths Of Washington, this sixth day
Domin thousand eight hundred and fifty
five. Fl
ny Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Feb 7--iaw6w flint d Start III
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ifOURr OE CistIM~.--rh The en&sfssusd has ppsrea
" 6es Of The southwest ~ IAN ssa sffit
IN tbs Of Wtssss Hotel Ne viii pfacusr n " S.N
cisi.as and IN Distinct JoHs = ~ -
May lp--kswJw
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FORM or OFFER.

(Aere nams) Of aaae totea,)
the stated hereby offer furnish, uader aaveie
(das aSeet.sseat aud subject all tbr
be and ~ tue pfpssd schedule 70 which fels
Glass No tasse ae Glass;
according said schedule, (aere
As 9ied the hauis, ard opposite each art
price, eoyry the MS diar
cent ard foot h< ano. 81 TIC bs FIR he ea
amounting ihefc uTas TIE ant Ia uofds)
propose the required BY
tAs schedule M TN supply under the classes miscesseos BY
the place divey and should offer Re
eepd Inc contract be prepared aud the
lna,ae nc agency Tor and ecrncae
ffe5ef the 10 slgah aue1
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For Lyncbbng al Charlottesville,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For Luray New Market connecting with the sss1s Ca
pepper Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
For Winchester with at Piedmont
For Middebug daily with stages the fais
Per order. W. b. BROCkETT, agent.
Nov 7-dU
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IONT REHOLUTION relative bids Tor prnvlsi0ns coA
small stores for the ~ the navy.
Resopsd by House If Representatives IA
uaei Sdte NJ fmerca " Ccnxres assembled Thai s Ad
supplies provisions, ciohnR small @
thu ~ the department usaes
wSo is known manufacturer Of wEna drau
the popossd which thu
distiaety TIM bids offered That THE bids OF all
may fiied comply with the conditions rmfas
previously with The United STAIRS %
option Department, r~jrc,~ds thar u hiss
for ssppy II artleis Of ~
party either sanr The his partner ELSA
81 any otf person. such bids -A rrJrc.rd
option department and copaners Arm ss aes y
each other; and that. Whenever
necessary Of e and thu ssaa
NJ The procure
brands 81 aom which known 70 kesp b~s ds'sa sta' y
Catiax, with The baton oi ne ss
frary Navy, be, and hafshy ", authorised ~
iesms, In market
Approved N March, ts5a
NAYS &- fnH4
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isiaied the hsus, ard opposite saeA art Gle
I'd cent aid iso - re sssesa.s ssa e &c BID ~ ss 'a''
propose my ageas ,aes ags required BY
schedule Tor TN supply under the classes by
sp,ed request Amy prepared
avy agent at 1"as 30 agency Co. s and M
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Tae taaae Of anior o1a)
as Of Sns"s re STAFF, and s"ans y second fs
with he United states wi,a hea days after the date
otce through the post ONCE OF the acsepahce Of @ COR mem
ifers before mentioned.
Wi,nesss
(sisaatuuso Of guaraafors)
certify named (hers tAe suarcnos)
good and responsible suaranols this
To be signed by Judge, Attorney collector
ayy agent person bureau responsible
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. A.
CLASS No. l-B,icks
3--yeI,ow- pine timber.
0.-Sprnce, hcnlock, or pine.
Lime
s-Ceuent.
9-Gmv. aud saad.
l0-Sate,
ia a--i,es
ld--fes
l5--rain,,, oils, glass
70 ship ehaneory
49, Wood.
% Provender.
2a--Chareoa.
81 = Removing Il. se.
misunderstanding sewer
FOR BOSTON.
cn.ss No IL Bricks.
a--yei'ow-pine timber.
a. iufnber.
soak and hard wood timber and lumber.
o-W'.e p,n &, spruce, juniper, and cypress Tim.
z.-Lme and hair
9.-Gravei and sand.
lo.siate
ii.--Iron, iron aas, anG nails.
is.--seel
l5-Paints, and glass.
l7.-Hardware.
a.-Iiay and straw
2l--Proyender.
3 -Fasss@s.
ao--Pamping engine and pumps dry dock
2s.-steam, engine for ropewaik.
NEW YORK.
CLASS No. l-nries.
a.-YsIiow-pins timber
s.-oak aud hard wood timber and lumber
6-Whte pine. spruce, juniper, aud cypress tim
7.-.ime
s-Cemenf
il.--ron, iron spikes, and nails
is--rains, oils and glass
TO- stp ciandury.
~ Hardware.
ls-S,atonery.
2s-any aud straw
zi.-ifosenuct.
-. uharcosi
aa.-Bsltins, packing. aud hose.
24.--CoppeF and composition nails.
- Machinery tools.
a7-fire engine and appurtenances.
26.-lrOn roofing,
90 -dAancr's house Eli. island, complete.
30 Gun carrinsc shed, Of iron.
- --Onkam shop OF iron.
FOR PHILADELPHIA MAYNARD.
CLASS No. Ayelow pine lumber.
5-oak and hard wood timber and lumber.
6.--White pine spruce, juniper, aud cypress TIM
ptT
Il --Iron, iron spikes, and nails
I5,-Pan,s, oils, and glass.
l6-s ship chandlery
is.--s,nionery.
ia.--Fue wood.
ao.Hay
2l-charcoal
al--Bctins, packing, and hose.
"a : Copper ana composition nails.
@.-Machtnefg nad tools,
FOR PoRr MIFeLIN.
clAss No. l.--prcks.
4--Yeoe pice lumber
5.-oaN aud hard wood timher and lumber
6-Whue pine, spruce, Juniper, and cypress TIM
T--Lime and hair
9.-Gmvei and sand
il-lron, ron spikes aud nails,
i6.--sh,p chandery
FOR ASYLUM.
Class No. i,--Ciotbng.
a-Ha- boots, shoes, &c.
a--Groceres.
s s-e'y sG1 ss.
Tobacco.
s-Chandery.
lo.-Iron aud nails,
ii.--rsmr, ciis, aud glass.
Is-pssssss,,
ls-chareoal
7-Sauonery.
ron WARRINGTON
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IL. III. GILL IL n

Counsellor at Lar,
esid Franklia Row. corner
He wilt
principally the United States supreme Court
Devoted much he law win
opinions questions
Office, chief
Justices Of District of coiunibia and viii
and ta OF suits concerning patents.
He wi also opinions md for par
claims before Congress either
will prosecute ciaims before board established for
sdjudicauon.
23--drf
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mo. 5al.l

NOTICE or tho temporary continuance of tho land
LV offce vincennes, Indiana
compliance u Congress, approved February 3D.
1885, provides that Offices OF regss
yfnsennes Indana until aev Anai
made by the the Con-
approved July eshieen hundd and fifty
entitled An act ascertain and ADJUST the titles ~ certain
ndana notice Il hesehy given,
mo Janaay 1885, directing ths
indiana suspended application
until required BY
July, 1854, OF commissioners SHALL
fully peformsd,n Of which due notice will be given
Given under my baud u he city Of Washington this i7 day Of
February 1855. - lHt
Ohm WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Once.
Feb 6--law6w lint. 5sar
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Mobile aud Montgomery u. y. Daily Mail Line.
ACoNsisTING OF The following substantial
44-.~sssAs4s1- running passenger steamers, viz;
MAGNOLIA,
CUBA,
f,pEuoNA md
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NOTICE t. hereby given that have ObtaAued from
the Register OF the Virginia Land Once duplicate
No &C. for 266I ued James
the revolutionary the original having
shall apply The Commissioner o. General Lsnd Once
d. c. for unsatafed portion Of
GEO. w. STEPHENS,
Dee i0--iaw3m Attorney in fact for the heirs
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No. % Lesdsss svsass,
' practise in NE aapssss Cour AZ Unitea sa4es,
lambis. - '- -''- - - >'-~'S' ~ w
Dec 27-3awn
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school Cumberland University. 1t Let~non,
FACULTY, Hon Abraham caruhefs of the circuit
judges of Tennessee. ist4t3g
Hon. Nathan Of the Of the
of Tennessee.
Hon. Ridley, OF State.
Judges Cauts Green dew Their whoie time exclusively
TO the school
Plan Of Daily
No regular iecurcs explanations
daily le1sans the progress Of the examinations.
3. Weekly which
suits of facts given W the proes
through oil the
pracce framed require prepare
wills, all Of docusents b~
taken by appeal
which held monthly the and
session. Tie students clerks, se
jurors chanceos md in other official
facities connected with their suits
Sessions the third Monday Sep
ienbe Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per $50, contingen
81 boarding $50 Students furnish their books
which can be- had ia the Lebaaon
required complete unless the
No previous study required for
regular classes Students
amy time during the collegiate year
There a legislature connected with the school
Number % students the last collegiate year eighyFx.
ROBERT h. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l---eDy President BOARD OF Trustees
r. ANTHONY, No. 30s broadway, New York, mani
Ia dagnerreotype apparatus
and Of plates, chemicals fancy frames and
calope and chemicals for pictures, and
rails Of description.
Case makers supplied materials for manufacturing
G. G. Hasons celebrated caueras also Highlander shon
always hand.
Jos Broadway, June n, 1884.
June 20-dlYears
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Salamander Safes.
EVANS wATsoN, No % south Fourth Philadelphia
PATENT sALsMAspEg FIRE AND THIEF-pRoor SAFES
Bark for and stores
PATENT sLaTE-LINED RErRIGERAToRs,
Water filters seal and letter Copying Fairbanks platform
and scnIss
agency Be,ey's, Ynes Jones' Halls
patent powder proof oank locks. Please call.
Reference made TO few Of The many hundreds who have
ri Masruder, 7h Pennsylvania avenue Washing
Farmer. Ms-hanic.' Bank, philadephia,la safes.
uri,ed States Arsenal caifornia, 10 Philadelphia
United Arrraiser's Once, Philadelphia
Pennsylvsnia Railroad Company. Philadelphia.
philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Richard Morris, Son, Loeemeivc WORKS. rniiadepnia
Waches.eI Barn W,ncsesor virnia
Washington, O., authorized receive
May s-aawiy EVANS \ WATSON.
r7rnscAS aossE. fs~rsvrr street. Boston, by
Lewis Rice esea cn's.rsd and sesary furnished
ION q 2, 'rsselHrs public
Snnrs made 70 order STEVENS, Browns no,e,
pared make shirts mea'"re and warrants them in All
Gems troubled with bad fitting shirts suited q,
Dec 7--mf sale. room, Browne Motel.
md ,S. % sss ss., . e
vs4 &c, Of late impor'arions and at moderate prices
Dec 7-su sales ROOM Browns rIo,s,
DEoPI.E.s EDITION or cHANNING.-worss Of Rev
Dr. chAnnns, volumes. saod. Price " same
81 bound in three. Price 81
Meaoi's Of William Eiery Charming, vols Price ~ IS with
portrait engraved on Steel
Ware the Formation Christina Character Price 80
large supply Of the nbove just received At
TAYLOR MAURy's,
March 10 bookstore, 9th
PRANK Forrss-r's Fish aud Fishing.
The Rod and the Gun; by Wilson and oakleish; Ed
nburgh.
Ply Fishing for Trout I vol. London.
Natural History 81 The Fishes 81 Massachusetts, embracing
prxc angling II vol,
Hand Rock ~ Angling; by Ephemcrs | vol. London
AsuIsys Asststsnt; vol. London
MnAu 1 Ia Pecheur vol. Pans.
Walton and Cottons Anglers vol. London.
Davys Ssinoaa Days OF Fly Fsshns vol London.
n. Doves | vol. London.
Ply Fishing vol Lendnn-
Browns American AAsiefs Gu de-
Anericsn Game ia liz soasons} BY Frank Forester.
April tRANCk TAYLOR.
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University Of Louisiana

E annnn course Of features in hs
90 Monday, November -, and In the ensuing
March. ~ - "
James Jones' N, D.. Professor Practice Of Medicine
j. u Rddeii, NJ. D., Professor orChemi-try,
Warren Stone, N. D., Professor o Suyrery.
A. ". Csnas D., Professor Obsterics
a. Wedierhurn, -. D., Professor Of Anaionny
Gaatavus A. Nom, N. D., eOfessns Of MAsevsa Medca,
Thomas Hunt ~ Professor Of Physiology Pathology
samna . , ns"ra "a Dsnons.lon Anatomy
The dis.ecns win 81 open third Monday In DC
tohct safe t7- = III
The faculty Wishing ystctsns surgeons Charity
Hgp ead auend THIS INSTITUTION from November April
The suaents the professors their
expense, xsrsordinsry practical advantages. II
There during the session. about eight hundred
scrihcd for daily. -
y 1859 The number of patients thirteen
dfcd and ity mae 4
THOMAS HUNT, n. D.. Dean
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MAGNOLIA,
CUBA,
CREMoNA, and
EMPRESS.
boats, United mail will
regular The Alabama tbs LIST Of November
leaving Mobile daily and Montgomery daiy tue arrival OF
the OF railroad Ting duly montgomery with
and Al Mobile with the New Orb mail boats.
win leave Selma The downward trip
O'Clock, a. sAs9@st
the above able experienced
Of
le freight will exceed y
bale OF
freight passage, having elegant accomndations apply
Oct 27-~d6m cox, BRAINARD, l. co.
HARDWARE AND sUrLslHf.--The subscriber has now
III complete Of goods which have
the manufacturers, beth
country and the hest offered
Of from twenty-five Onr stock
comprises 3ifstsgtNg.t tf. alI 4ftll. a 75tE
articles, every required
CON ~ head OF hardware
Building Materials fine rssosimen excepting sash weights,
{ Scents per ID. CIV iA a f5A IA aytlt SUE
Mechancs' ioois every variety ard mostly warranted
Leather betting, and hemp packing az Boston factory
prices e
Grey springs warranted for We
agents, will furnish dealers factory prices
beautiful feather busters, New York
and % cheaper than other styles,
All of which offered small advance for cash punctunl
customers by The subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign of the large Gilt Saw, Penn. ay,
Nov 8-eoim between 10Th und llth
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Hamilton q. FAINT,


Bencr and Dealer IN Erchange No. 41 PsansyUana
Huntington, D. c.
EcuRRENr land and Virginia scrip, bought
" and sold. "
pa the principal cities sold In suit purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
claims against the government collected.
Dec l.-3mdHw !. MA. N . I 4 !. !.
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Tue undersigned taae 81 guar0ntor " aone tAe toa and
State OF he stated and second naranors fe
hereby The above he Lifaer bid
offer accepted,
United State. within the
noce, through the Office, Of The Of his lor e
offers before mentioned.
Witness
lSigaatI1e of guaraafors)
the above named (krs tAe
good and this
tsignainre)
To signed by the district Judge district collector,
agent bureau
FON POHTaMniITII. N. IL.
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John 81 BUrHMANN. Importer and Dealer In WINE
y brady cigars kc south ride bes
W and sfh Streets has of ~,
aoBve, consisting = '
hsdss sherry ros! Of various sdss, Champagne qusr,.
seai variety Of Rhine wine, snnse az i, sparkIIns
Also - Prvay spstkns red wh,s cast q pccs from
81 ~ per dozen to the highest order. n
And numerous other kinda Of wine. ~
Also, superior cogpac ard DARK achcfIs I'll. II,
mics nns old whsks main cordss and sisvans
cigars. -' - $500"
Dec 20-2fswisHw
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III EBsrERB Large QuArto Dictionary, edition ol
1873 This day received ftcm the pubishevs Price,
iuI leather, So FRANCR TAYLOR
Feb17
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-25
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

SEPT. 24.-ReceiptS and stocks Of flour light
dnrd brands There is steady demand for home
consumption at from s 10 SO per Dbl for common
and fancy brands. No sales of rye -four, we quote
at Sc. Corn meal is held firmly at $50 per Dbl.
The supply Of Wheat continues very small, and
is in demand at 11OalS5 rprlme Southern, Ohio
and Pa. red-principaIly at the latter fgule, and
small lots white at lS0al95.
Rye continues in good demand. 1000 bush.
sold at S1,IO, mostly in store. Corn scarce, and
better demand. 5000 bush. yellow sold at 9lcts
in store. Oats come in slowly, and are in good
demand at 3sa39 per bush. Sales of 5000 bush.
Wzstetn Barley atS1 80. In Groceries and Pro
visions there is but little doing, and no change in
prices. Demand for Whisky limited. Sale, Of Ii
1000 bills. at 4n4a42.
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NRW YnpK MAnKrri

SEPT. % Cotton dull with a declining tenaen.
lcy Alidlling 104. Upland middIing 1Of.
Flour market opens heavy for common and med
nm grades; priees may be Quoted at about is loyv9
eE. Export demand falling of. There IS moderate
demand for forward delivery, but buyers and sellers
are rather wide apart in their views. The mar
ket closed dull with strong desire TO realize,
Sales al I5aT,STA fnr common to Straight, SaS 25
Tor extra, and SGS IS for mixed TO choice brands
OF Western, including low grades of extra Ohio
and 9al05,50 Tor extra GensSee. Included in the
sales are l,S0n brs of eont CT mRon Stale deliv-
cradle before the LIST ofOctOh-r. at 1874. There
is rather more doing in Canadian flour, but market
is without any important change. Market for
Southern toIr IS Without any important change,
Sales at S,25aS, 6S3 for mixed TO choice and s. I2a
9.T5 for fancy aud extra, closing dull for common
and steady for The better grades. Rye flour frm.
Sales at 5,50a6.2O. G rnmeal Steady at 4,I5.
Wheat-expoTt demand continues good nrices
tendlng upward; receipiS are increasing Int not
s Efficient 10 supply the demand; large portion Of
SlleS are 10 arrive. For prImr LOT If Soulht TIL
white g. was Gefussd; red do 1886, the latter
price fora very handsome harcel; Ted Upper Lake
spring 10; white Canadian 205a2l2; white CAL.
lLorna 1S5a200; red Jersey 1913.
Rye not in very brisk demand for ex rort. market
easier, with sales at 1,I7a1,20, closing heavy at
the latter.
Corn--no important change, and the demand
both Tor export aud home CONSUMPTION quite LIANT
eds receipts not large but mure than equal To the
tie demand; sales of Western nix-l- at S7aSSIc,
closing dull. Oats, SSa42 cts for State and Wtst-
ern.
Pork frmer, 22,62I for new mess. I,S74a2l4
for prime and $3.50 for thin mess, sales OF $50
bbE". Beef dull, hotder$ finn, sales II 81 for
country prime. Sl3al4 for do mess, and II, 5Oal7
TO repacked Chicago. Heel hams quiet at SO7alS
to alriV Mess beef nominally the same, Cut
meats scarce and firm. LaId-lnUuerate ieluand
at l,I5al2. Butter and cheese dull at fu1nler
quotations.. HideS-Receipts continue large, and
prices little Lowell; sales of G0cO UIinoco, 90
lbs 20l4 and 1000 dry Maracaibo, % lbs is, both
100000. Leather-Demandl lair and nearly equal
TO rec-ipts. prices steady without change. Ashes
Market steady at 63i for pots and ESQ for
pearls. WhiskY-fair request, Ohio and Prison
404a4l.
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ERnM TLiE " ESr

Sr LOUIS. Sept. 24tIl-We learn by an express
which has just arrived at Independence, Mo. that
battle took place IN the 81 INST, near the north
fork of Platte river between Gen. Harney'S COM
manlt and large patty OF Sioux Iuans. Tie
contest lasted Tor several hours, the tndans fight
ing furOnsIy, but lhey.were finally routed with
loss of So killed, and 50 men and women taken
prisoners.
Gen. Harvey lost killed, aud also had six
wounded.
The Indians are the same party that massacred
Maj. Grohaln'S command aud; murdered the mail
party. The way dill OF the mail was. found IN
UIeir possession.
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GOING NORTH,

GOING SoUTH-Thc $40 N Train will connect at
Sandusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroe
vile with chicago Express Southern Division T.. ~ T.
Road; at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
Cleveland; at Mansfield Junction with Day Express
Pittsburgh and Newark with the East and west trains
cntTal Ohio Railroad
The 20 Train will Sandusky with <tea.
hay City from Detroit; western
Train on & I. K. 4 at Shelby Junction al 81
with Nail Train on c G j. K for columbus and Gin
cimmatii at Mansfield Junction % with Fast
on 4 < Rlor Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
ard West Night Trains on Central Ohio X x.
GOING NORTH-The 9.S6 Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train from Eeaiie
Central Chic X; at Mans field JUNCTION with EXpieSS
Tor Pittsburgh at ShelhN Junction at 1915 with GIN
clnnaii Express for Cleveland, Buffalo aud New York,
and at MOrOevilIe with Matt TT ain q L Road
Toledo, Chicago. &c.
Tile ? IN = Train viii connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train tor Pittsburgh; al Shelby
ton at 5.2l with CiIcinnl Mall for Cleveand; at
MuHrOevie with Night Express iO Toledo nd Gicag
and at Sandusky with steamer Hay Cly Detroit aud
Chicago.
J.R. ROBINSON. Sup't
SAuduSRy, Aug Il 1850. Sp13-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-25
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM NORFOLK.

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BAIT, Sep. 2f.-'rhe steamboat North Carr
lima arrived to-day from Norfolk, and brings IN
telllgence from there up to noon OH Saturday.
Nothing eau be more appalling than Il present
aspect Of affairs, and the weatherhas bsen so yefv
untavoTable as to cause mlsgivings with gird 10
these who sick.
Dr.FeGguson, President of the Howard Associa-
ton, died on Saturday IN rnipg. This fact AIDES
greatly 10 the dependency OF the people The
physicians say the disc use has lost none of lis
malign:ty. There wrre 40 internlentS on Thurs.
day and % OH Friday ami on Saturday 30 orders
for collins had been left with undertakers, up to
~ O'Clock. During Friday night 10 deaths oc
CURED. Miss Wallace, from New York, is doing
we'll.
AT Portsmouth on Friday there were IS deaths,
on Thursday % aud about so on Saturday.
Drs. Walters of Baltimore. and RySer of Phila-
de'phia, are very i'll. DTS. Appel and Kennedy,
OF Philadelphia. are convaescent. MI. Reside
an apohecary Of Philadelphia, is also Idown with
the fever. Tn. acting Mayor, MI. Holiday, was
taken tot the Hospital yesterday.
ItiS estimated that Of the 2200 ne rsons now in
portsmouth, 1000 Uf them are either comyaleScent
or sick.
AccImned nurses and phyS;cinns are much
wanted hut the authorizes hope no mort. will
come from the North. who have not had tire fever,
10 furnish fresh victims.
The following is list Of the principal deaths
that occurred at Norfolk on The 2lst:-Mr Bell.
man, orgamiSt OF the GathulI; church Mrs Sea
man, nurse from Richmond Miss Thoruugheoor,
Mrs \ CroShie, Francis Winter, WIN Wood
Martin Kelly, Rache! Parker, WIN Taylor. VIM
BagaIey, Thos Downes, Harrison Buth, Samuel
Smith, c Woodward, Mr. Lee, Mrs Lawrence, DR.
Rose, Child, Mr. Gust. C a Coles, WIN Fer
guScn and Vim Reed of the Howard Association,
Benz Quick, Dr. Alexander Gerald, Post master,
Mis- II Dix, MI Heavy, Mrs Matthews, Thos
Gilbert. daughter of Augustus W;nSlow and u
son of Mr. Hill
Caleb lsrnuSal. ESQ.,. las had the black vomit.
Dr. Capier OF New York, is very i'll; Rev Louis
Walker Of the Episcopal Church is improving,
andis now able TO siLup Rev Mr. Smith was Ia.
ken sick Yesterday.