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mcrsas casks bacon e'les39 his q!r Graham Buck e.
do voorScs &c d &ie coto too o"sr
s cks " S"" " ack w WHEAT
IA Thomas Elder xco7 sbIs b1s -four ks R" butt;
bales cotton
HAyoq sAEAs'rss In",sa Ml;t ss GStton TO
SSc ;s l C',Fc 4 SSS 10 . isSK
&coI5 do Relocq No1l"m scoli do W D urqparl11 to
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ijaI Kosa oOs %%assss e +
bsco 80 b% ST x NrS 30 % ASETsa t do e do
"a % hhds sugar to orerTotal 80
moi,ases
HAynH 5 1a'sf cGon to w E5Eny
sS;s llnc!.so@2 Win, AIien liagfs Ls ;;
Jast o whit Fans 'S" Bic G1 5" r5'S Do 70
Ward, 4 iIunt6 Vaudeville ,cllhrnny9 Nnlle,
SSns do SI Bur5 %%iyt tc ST. %
y hh If hbls moasses ochordsunles order
ALABAMA LANnlNG-steaner .po EeI-l53 bale. cotton
uckrer Stanton y Newnnl-lli Wright Allen &co-.9 do to
| Il 4
jshSr 'ioorch co26 Cmnn,ck, sqnires VISTA do
o%1 %% Tss - Sa;f; Ssst ils'S Mn; i$vTt e
Il FISHES S ic52 rcon tven.on tcS5 do !"
MeNsyoE ral!or- G"H Se2m KolDn . As! III
| bales cotton.
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S 9 %eSy , dc q c- r i? 4 Ss reaa 5t s
yp y, coils rope y PCS hany ks EN sco-9 DG s
wIci y Whit sco-2ry bHs our IL Iac1n yooreS
sS tS corn t%}' bE ES on eiG or75 "G sGs S
35 Gs pork Keep Bard tcoIo cks bacon Thompson eco
Hro-5o DIS whisky GW Newton Sco64 sacks sorn to "
sH SSS so do DO Tn 81 aS ASso sSH
IL blls tonr 60 heud cattle $50 sheep 10 order
Esoso nT %;ra Ssnt5; Titus (, Xj III
/ Newm,is cveIani brothers xco iyrre, Vance leo
e N;'!ti Rocrs 1 T@rrrI ~s aI Ro I PanaH-Is
nct'nnnou, Carroll kcoio Lewis Sco-5 WatKsr Snier-
y, o-.5C Tay Nc9--2 Watt No6r ! S,cy5 Inghs
HSlstr Sco-o 10 lhornti Aco'"ndriea 10 ore1-ro"l "
81 4rl>emsr corn >nIsroH!o hos oil 'o D.: sGG &
o lour NoIoney l'ro}i tcs nrl to unsW-t;y s"eks
wheat $50 nh!s t3r 70 Wo9d@ti KEGS DO 295 stclSs lat,
~ 6s s' %s co ?Si DO 81 sna" - i 81, t@u X
M NS:H Z v, 2"S ,SesS Jas byha apps
John I'lE yst'2 'oa Gr%ns To- Nn6 suck t.1 H%
2 s" 9sS ny; s%sEs s '*'",s ST,
Tufts uobart-f4 head cattle and snndries TO order.
i,rI is
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND INDIANOI4A-Steaashin i'ont,'nna-
IGN hoses Ahs sugar 2 bba flour, 30 bbls whsN"y ~ chHH
bacon 10 cheese 3l5 sacks eo ~ bags coffee 81 sHeN
suit, pkgs m!se SOLO,
NEW YURKShp New Orleans bales cotton WI o''c'
hemp tu3S bb flour, 94il sacks wheat 10 pigs h'iSe'
rOsT0N-Ship Wimn--33} bales cotton u do rag ~
bb flour nolnssc, lDO bbs ntohul do ecahs ~ O''
3 casks hides 1900 slaves.
BOSTON-Shp R II nNkey-"3lo bales cotton GO ieF'eS
52} hides l2yO slaves, II pkss mdae.
GFSOA-Bnrk Stelu--l753 bales cotton
NOBILE-Schr kAtr5S2 sacks corr S. bhls Hour j.
saws wheat 81 us llc % do bones, Ill bbls p0rE lbs pRs
mlse
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chcwaa--In ballast.
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The man who cheats the printer left the town last
week, in company with the woman who togs her
husband. They were Joined short distance from
town by the fellow who stole stick Of quoriCe from
sick negro baby
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$50 here I am. between two tailors,n said a beau
at g public table where a couple Of young tailors
were seated, who had just begun business for them
selves. "rrue," was the reply, Eve are new begin
ners and only afford to keep one goose between
us.'
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ARRIV FED.

Steamship Black Warrior Smith. from New York via lla-
ynla q James Connoly Eco-lst district. 3,
Ship Alleslanan Mooney rom Musees 18th October to j
? Whitney &co--;d dis. 49,
Ship Shelter Shel from 3orbe"'x 18th Sept to " '"""""
kco-lst dis 10
Bark Pilgrim Andres IS days for New York, Creeyy Far
,vell--st dis -.
span Brig Jayne Conicll from Barcelona 18th Oct, to PUG
Mir Sco--2i district 20.
Schr Hannah Martin Perrine days from Iuvacca Golden
bow & Irsparre-2d district n. !,
Schr STAR Cannon days from lhnlco, to Eoiuehoo" /"
Lesparre--2l dis l6
Schr Sea Bird. Hyper from Covneon-Basiu.
sr Drsirer sam. from bunfouca-Basiu.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Oreanss
Be remembered 18th March, 1886, before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and H. T. jan
ver Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according 10 law do de-
nose and say lust and true, and
orrect transcript from the books of the said Company
'0 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 2tt day OF Mnrch
1856. AIS . " NJ. hhhnLr oE ~
The Trustees have resolved to pay Six per cent IN
erest on the scrip certificates Of 1850 payable on and after the
SECOND Monday May and have declared scrip div
den of Twenty per on the net earned premiums Oh
the mast wear certificates will be issued on ana after
the first day they have reserved me balance
Of profits Of the year ending Eth March, la3o 10 meet
pending but unn!jused claims against the COMPANY.
The Company continue insure against the ptr1ls Of me seas
rivers loss and damage by fire. nj the current rates Oh
premium. ~ .. ,....
Office in building Of Camp and Natche2 streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
\. CAERIERE, Vice President.
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Married, by the Rev. John Smith, Miss Sale Brown
leader of the Temperance Band, to Adam Bender

Our devil, who is afraid to be q" as funny as he
can" after reading the above, perpetated the fol
lowing, which is published simply for the encourage
nent of youthful genius;
Dear Snlie sober maid,
49,. OF Temperance faith strong defender;
But wicked, suArling maidens said.
Better than pledge she liked A. Bender
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
gr- officers Of the Camden, from shreveport
report Red River falling Steamer Swamp Fox aground Ill
Cane River. Planter aground above Canpe.
py- The steamer Falls CRY lett St Louis on the 18Th INST
In mort and orng for New Orleans the steamers Woodruff
lghfiyer Planet Amazon and Equinox The river alhS ~
81 Louis.
~ Capt Cannon Of the scir star from Ialpeo -''n w.
rcno the schr Hardness hence. discargnE AS' iit
the brig Ealear Fee,n days FROM New York uvrvc5 Oh the
9th ult,
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MINERS CANADIAN NilitMitt 81. - ,

WIniGlts cAsADaAN rs t NJ eltijslsd be.
you'd the shadow Of doubt, by the eNlrienrr NI n T,%
tns m% win f%% T n ti@sn are 'ar c ' y
and n9n s y "t En%n or ao;r to sr e!sc
VNriui, the preparations " ch have been rs
r Is cfna The end however "~ been aaed
WGercver hey have exe Ths "r'ion spor?d by yr s
testimony Of the most eminent ilhyS1l'iEU'' ann
TS wiShs 61SS!H$ yE;X!EyGET w4FHASTE0
safe in its oreTo" and e,,iIy n1niste.Sd s hS,
any " W3r T@l IN St bawcis are AS IS
palc Of color End enl,sti 9Th orr'a"I" 1 "; a
,chims in uostr which c''ses the fael 70 i%h ms '
4 @ an shie to- ,ri f n4 r;" ;e
ts @xeeensly irrg.snlMr DGnE S9me"'' F'''''''
he following mi;t be 3d'd , q H.,
w 1i%FS4 ' GAS >?yjS y 'SHf'
REMEDY FOR W NEAIiAn ry1pnxcH.
We the Undersigned having frequently aini"iate@a Fn,i.
SH CIV %t & Nf ?i v ERI @
s w rcns i'd si Ss tie ' s2psoS 81 intestinal
' res"'e Of the R. e. Q" Z: S" " ;Ss''' ss
Member of the R. c, of surgeons il IVnd"'' ETC
FROM E Ev, s IL ." EA ! @ss
yIrn and %th the most happy results In ny owl n48
NJ @ IF W yEsTx s hS, T oo~y Il" Of YER Yes
Mt" ati n a % chiidTc" ' tEe ay which is great
point gained in giving medicine 10 e'iTTI N PLANAGAE
a F f 55s generally %AS Sr;S
yEMlFtGE , Tn ms @mii,1sre i' W S1 as md
cornre AS to the result will always destroy "3'' ~
Uy.r one thousand certificates have been sent 10 ne.' re- ~
In,.rs T,rrhn1ts and physicians, hearing "N"IS " "
" f',: a. his jutih" remedy. Warranted IN ~! r''e
: ii,nat -i only by JGllN WiNEt. MtinL;l''.'"' o
i nj L;.>.i. DRUGGIST ltInjiIrI Canada W. ; ~,
" ny sold wholesale an, rrli Al ntnin, tn" tI,
II y. NkI'rlll IL w, Is
st fe23.ly Isl md q Charities slrGel. Ns - y
Of J1OuNDRI COAl.-4NU TONS l"fkHE keH Nv Az
4 biu loal on ship QucfGc for sac 10 Et w. ~
" - "'7 j. H. ~ASHlIRlDGE 90, .t
,a uc0 No, l-o '.l"It''''
ATAIIS-775J kegs Nails and Spikes all sizes "'' ~
n ~ ing N'l'S ana n'"''' ALFRED KEARHY. 1890.
or II Magazine street
V,14LT. pAPEEg WALL PAPER !!II ~
Is w rnlIs French and American Wall Paper VI 'n' i'
e t,rs and patterns and for sale by , ,1uvr
=, s 60 Canal street, upstairs
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At New philadelphia. Tnscarawas county. Ohio.

Rev. E. Z. P. Jacobs got up late,
Aud found box fxd to his gate
The box had been made with care,
With openings to admit the air;
It held an infant two weeks old,
Round which batting had been rolld
Here the masheen broke down, without informing
the world what become of the babhy. The natural
inference is it was taken in by the good parson
/" and done fOr"l
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PooRE JoKEs.-The Portsmouth Journal says that
Major Poore should be created ' barrolo-net.'
4 wag in the Boston Journal Office got off the fol-
lowing while the procession was passing:
"Why is this paradcNr'
Said Tom to Harry" Prithee, say?H
Quoth Hal to Tom" 1t is at once
great and yet Poore display
The Worcester Transcript says:
"There three kinds Of poor, It's said
The Lords poor devils and DEVILS poor
Better than nl-bEt on his head
Here comes laSt--the better PO0re.'
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DISTINCTION WITH A DIFFERENCE. Inc new
York Mirror of the l7th has the following jeu de$p'a
There's difference, friend Beechcr, 'twiSt player
and preacher,
Which every one may read as they run;
Six times the player teaches, only one the preacher
preaches,-
They play six nights--while you act but one
While they aim to amuse folks-you savagey abuse
folks;
Your TEXTS Fire and ghter"-theirs Is FUN.
They try to please with tritles, while you shrek
aloud' for rifles,
Then exclaim, " Lord, may thy will be DONE
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TAHi Hits SCHS
Il GEPiif iA Htii II iPHkrErlAL,
Assets, January lst, 1856, Sl,42i,6I@ H.
A. W. Thomp%on, ra0l s,'ioilard, D,John Ely
X:,, s" & E. r. SyS%8 iSsSs S% %ssG
LAWEE,;,' Il JOHNSON, Vice President
r45s5 E's o sSSsii1G 1s 15 o 5Ss"' No. Camp
cg 1as .s s rs SS { s2
III h. 3,itns nd By a he fs5%h pleasure " submitting
4. a 81; III :n5 s :Ss'
3t @Hss5 NStSh 5S T TS; ms Company
I5" $oo, tst M"o. l I"s"r@ s;,6 cS'@p""y
i& s% %": : T Is,@ H.,H WITCH. %,nses
airss th Branch Office and Lssse
pa" Pnaphers blank FORMS obaned st the Office
ESHsH9 EEsS3 N b Medical Examiners
In attendance d" HE F&i i T D0 a General Agent
0ES,e AZ aE>y 0iS',S ~; :;r.: sAxaNSs
ted nnd S' Act d hs Tegae 18Th Ma?sh 1872 t
nS. sc 4 mSr ,a ss 'S 's sSse'21
A s" s Z" 3nS 6" ''" %s o$I1S
Of ,hs nni is c n By Ga the a A Of
In ,S 5. i" 'se rH OF The city Of NV oe
"%s w H2G" T"5s s Of the @ NV orsas
5as per n SS p s ns ocs
%SsIn g PoF cent of a"5 %s Of the
% be distributed ialnnay anon, the the, D d 20, Hs
ar No sc1;T .,ST v can ANY or y or i Tev T'" w
uno VIII b, Sss for suts not soo deposited
: S'eS''s" '''''' TRrsTEEs.
S e y I E%ss &C.? Il i HSS <
fsss A. 1j7s' E. r H&R;zn b !ss., %s's
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CATTLE M A r K Z T .


JEFFERSON CITY, December I.
Arrived $40 head of Cattle. $50 Sheep and 90 Veal Cattle
Hogs continue ample supply of other stock offered
Prices of Hogs n but those OF other stock in favor oil
purchasers
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DENTISTRY.
MUSIC TEACHING.

mrua MFRS. CAMPBEILI.. ThA"lilk mt ~
EeF SIC. gives lessons the PIANO ami Il ~, az
III her residence No, g Cunsaure street BET FERNS
81 per month. twelve lessons, invariably III 5hT
n5r~ IECTC at q CONSUME" street "nrr werN Nv -
1,g,1 INSTRUCTION In VOCAL MuslC.I
tAtR THOMAS MARTINI Of the oldest Instructors u
ReflH this city will give Lessons i'll this rr"n ati ~
Ladies or Gentlemen. His ability s too well known 10
require recommendation. ~ -,v,. -, ,-- s,-ost
HH- Ni"'t7 80 49, GO If
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STATE OF IOEISiAN j

STATE OF LOU lSitNA,
Parish of Orlcnns, City Of New Orleans )
Re II remembered that the 10Th July 1906 before me- tho
subscriber" Justice Of the Peace, in and Tor the cry aforesaid
rarso!ly nppnnred Charles D. Manson, Secretary Of the
crescent Mt, Insurance Company Of New Orleans who, he
i'm. duly sworn according w, does dep0Sf ana ray In
foregoing just and true, anu correct tastPt
from the books Of said Company. - -ar,.,r d. -...-
crnrn md Subscribed before 18Th July, lsji
N ILi,rnr,j CIAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The onri Of Trustees have resolved pay MI interest OF
si, cash, the outstanding celiIcAt OF ToAta
their legal representatives. anu
after the ID Monday Of August pr"Nn0, r.,,..
The Board Of Trustees have nnecnredh FdehhM 'hif
three and one the net earned premiums o: l
Company year rr!it the 3h OF jun !9' Tor #Hch
certificates viii be issued and after the % September next
TIOS A. Ms, President.
Eiee rehdcD
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Reoittp Of the 3t(arkets.


COTTON There was some inquiry Saturday, bat INC
dsnMnd WAS not general and the sales didn't exceed 800 oa''
price, being without any material alteration from our I Is"'r
We still quote
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-13
NEW YORK MARKEr.

AUG 12-Cotton unintluenced by foreign ac-
counts and firm, sales 800 bales.
Flour unsettled. Wheat is dropping, sales of
90, 1000 bushels at 14Sa53 for Southern red, 1853
AGO for Southern white; Ohio white at1,62 1-2.
Corn firm, 10000 bushat Gle for mixed, yellow
CO. Mess pork steady, sales 800 bis. Beefdull,
sales $50 bis Lard better, with sales ut 13c.-
Whisky firm, sales $50 bis Ohio at SIC. Coffee
firm, sales 1000 bags Rio at 1Oa11!c. Sugar is
firm, sales 700 hds. n. o. Iuolasses steady and
quiet. Linseed oil firm, 5000 gals at SOC. Lard
Oil quiet. Bacon is quiet, sales western at Sl2,
hams log, shoulders 8 1-s. Iron firm, sales 100
tons Scotch pig at s92. TalIow advanced, with
sales 10000 pounds at II Ia. Butter is heavy,
Ohio at 14a1S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-13
.-.--,,-,MIssoIIRI-EI,EC FICTION

ST. Lot1s. Aug. Returns from n counties
give Polk SO, 995, Ewing is 131, Benton POP;
3S counties vet to hear from, which will proba-
bly, increase Mr. Polk maj rty from 5000 to
5000.
+ In the Cd district Anderson's Amer, majority
over Richardson, Dem, is over five hundred
In the Sd district Green, dem, beat Lindley,
Amer, several hundred.
In the 4th district Craig DEM, majority is
put down at 1000 over Mass, Amer, and Lowe,
Bentonite, his competitors,
In the 9th district Woodson, Amer, for full
torn, and Akers, Amer, for vacancy are elected.
In the 9th district meagre, returns Indicate
Phelps reelection by handsome majority.
In thef7th district Carrothers, dem, majority
is aboutSOOO. 81 counties return 81 Democrats,
% Americans, % Bentonites, and 2 Wings to
the House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-13

n
SsS !, n ,se ,ssFalh's RIeetrIe OIIlrhe public
n - Ss.S There Imitators and counter
y, Va Is,Jti LneTe are "Smiths,' and Browns, and
isV Ssei, EaFtari to life by the subscriber,
lt6Ts1 ~ u 's'sir bvlsfartOT. am the son or the
~ VI ne original Electric OIL Prof. DeGrAth.
llT DlaEss and The Blues, viii their wives,
= It1.s. RsEh DeGEath Is the only name which
al = ~ eiIeuiaFg OF the Electric on. The on
- Pfaf b5:,S az worth ruAh is tile Electric on
aiE IA, Ath his name blown in the bottles,
q. Eco, osei Ise World. AlleF the 18Th Inst, the
IN :, aHa the Blues, With their wives, viii BE-
lllasFus, gone 10 New York TO Try to satisfy
y, 4 CO.., sii.Sra IN the Sugar Coated PIli lne-Ort TO
: - deg "a N 9tlhe.W1y place. Prof DeGTaCh
As Isst5i. ~, aests-he is the friend o. the peo
:; sfVe5 ~, the Browns and the Blues, with
~; {, e manufleture It without knowing
: Ne BsSt'.sI, endanger, and perhaps destroy hu.
- Sr,i q limitations aud eaanterSsits rake on
.sli i t rs siEned ey The great Prof DeGrath.
AZ y ss public Agents M rs 1ss SSs nstieel
Ne lsiS IN. E9sia, particularly, IS requested to
81 The great DeGrath is In town.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-13

EtsA these truths to be seif-evident that
isas isneurer New York city than cincin-
|'isrs'qmbus; that il these points can get
|slus.s rom New York in sc hours, there
i',.aia Why Wheeling mills should be be-
|s.tIs, and often three times, that number.
.Haa get papers of the day before three
|aaiIweek, we see no reason7why he can
So hsm six times. 1t is really yexntiops
ies 'lrnals West and South of US quoting
'aNE York papers, while we are left mi
BE- Eeare confident, from what we were re-
a!tai Of the carelessncss Of the distribu-
iissasts, that the fault is theirs. We intend
"a satas eSsrtion to ascertain the wherea=
''1f this negligence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-13


"a NEwS--The only news, of even the
transferable kind, we find in the Mis-
s1enocrat, Of Monday:
: low water now prevails over the entire
soF every Western streatn-the Mississip-
esaari, Illinois. Ohio, &c The rivers We
ssmed are still nayigabIe to certain eN-
s.at The worst has not yet come. The river
ssleS falling At this point, and is getting
/. sE between this and Cairo. Several boats
Eli here lately for New Orleans, encoun-
q good deal Of trouble with the bars above
g Owing @ this state Of things, smaller
shave announced themselves ''up' for New
- The Missouri is in very bad condi-
and certain boats that have not been detain--
..eiGEe' THIS season, arc now past due at that
/. -; some o. the Missouri river packets, on
S5'ns aGTe, vail At once begin to load for New
We understand tLere Is plenty of
- mere for this port AT good prices. The
~ KIND of boatS continue to navigate the
-, ~. g iaF as Peoria, but meet with great
nj. nj . a:I the sand bars There were nine
!, 10 q yesterday, including the Nebraska from
y SS s1s with 1879 bars of railroad iron,
~. S.t iost three days by the bars. There is
!. u. this boat being sold to parties here.
J ~ NJ: iona arrived on Thursday night from
y. S-''' anu leaves tits evening for New Or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-13

,v.,o,i-.l Yesterday in an exchange, avery
".1 ,..iot tor removing frcciles, viz:-One
nli' :, = ,1am. one ounce of lemon juice, and a
'aa's - v,ter This is said TO be used by
,.lssn hdieS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-13
STEAMBOAT SINK

ST. Lotis, Aug. 12.-rhe steamer DanI g,
Taylor, with valuable cargo of hemp, tobacco,
wheat, rope and bacon was sunk in the Missouri
"a total losses THE boat was new and Eniued at
$40, 600 and insured In Pittsburgh for S21, 000s
Loss of cargo and boat about $25, 900. Cargo
principally insured IN Ieuis Offices. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-13
cTNcINNATI ATARKET

August l2.-Flour dull and unsettled under
influence of theme by the Canada; prices nomi-
nal; the only sales heard Of was 100 bbls last
evening at &c. Receipts since yesterday, 1916
bbls Grain-White Wheat, delivered, at 1,25,
and 2, 600 do from fiat boat last evening at same
price, Indicating good demand Whisky dull;
prices nominal; sales 80 bags fair Coffee at II
cts. Market without essential change.
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4
ESh,a from the Pittsburgh journal of yes
sir dat an attempt was made among the
me-, Of the Western Pcnitentiary to strike
siseneral delivery. TheprOgramme was that
} rins.leaders were to make a break in the
abe:Ween their cells large enough to permit
+ 70 creep through; the regular occupant of
I ,sl was to feign sickness, and call on the
seksy for assistance; t he occupant of the
ts,s Is crawl through the aperture ensconce
IN rater the bed Of the sick man; when
i=ztey came into the cell. the man under
es'ivas to get out, knock him down, gag
arl sure the keys and thus make their es-
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n, CO. i. noticed that it is in contemplation
al at Steubcnyiile, a bridge across the riy-
!, connect the Stcubcnyille and Indiana road
+ 4. Pittsburgh. Also, a writer in the
r...r thinks that by all means one for ordinary
s.! sad be built.
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:, ,csired private letter from Missouri
,,,;s, Tie recent political contest in that
E,,5,, s,,eh as was never known there before.
ir;s,ns and privates seem to have attempted
,,.y:n. heaven and earth to meet success.
srVsbilides arc that the Benton electoral
isvil be only nOminally in the field.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 12.-Returns received
this morning show the following gains Tor Bragg,
dem, candidate for Governor: In Henderson Co.
1885, Wilkes 2T1, Madison 200, Buncombe s96,
Caldwell 42s, Walaga loo, Rutherford over 400.
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;.=.,,,ed that in 81. Francis county, Arknn-
.g..ntIy Oae-oyed man stole one-eyed
a .'r.s a-rested BY onc-cyed sheriff, and
I'D b.so,s a Onc.cyea judge, and transported
! al1.i.a co. Ny.
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another great 0GrA e1ece by BosrAa5e's Holland Bit
tsrsrhe Peter De Wtte, living in Holland Town,
weakness OF the Stomech and Indigestion She had been
under physicians cure for some time, but the disease
land Btses oce which have given tone to her sto
MACH appetite and strength returning, firm
Is believe that this Is anvther effected
medicine.
We have still many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, bnt must await another opportunity. One
thing you npOn, what have published from
persons community literally
true. j. QuINTuS, p
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Sold Out.

TTHE subscriber having sold to Messrs. Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing department Of his sstabllsh
et would embrace this opportunity to return his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage extended to him. for
the last years and bes to 70
his numerous and cstOmeTF his sccessoTSf knox
ing them to be experienced WOrken and in every way
worthy the confidence and patronage OF the public have
no doubt they viii render full satisfaction TO all who may
favor them With their eEstosa- a,,,. ,-,,o,,,.
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