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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17

ALBANY, Dec. 16-ro.day is the last day of
canal navigation, Tomorrow The water will be
drawn off by order of the Commissioners. All
leads Of any consequence are at their destina-
ton.
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.CINGlNNAYT MARllET.

DEC 1G.-Flour dull, aud there is no demand.
Hogs dull, with more disposition 20 sell, S5,25a
$40, may be called the range; 10000 come in
this morning. Whisky l6c. Corn plenty aud
declined to 25c. The money market is I'M
changed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17

IT is most undoubted fact that DIR. Sauford's
InvigOratOr, or Liver Remedy, is one of the
greatest discoveries made in medicine tue past
century. 1t has been study OF the DR.. during
twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest NUM-
Der Of ills or pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liver is the greatest regulator of the system
and the mostliable to disease, while if kept free
from disease is preventive of Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, general debility, &C., while last bur far
from least we mention consumption; for ourex-
pericnce is that more cases ofconsumptiOn occur
from diseased liver than from all other causes
put together.
Taking this to be correct hypothesis, we
have but to find remedy with which to correct
the liver, and we have a cure of nearly all the
diseases we are subject to by simply using a
preventive. That the Iacig0ratOr is such a
remedy, is beyond doubt to all who try it, for
its virtues arc such that for all complaints ariS-
ing from liver arrangements, it is an unGailing
remedy, while us a family medicine for all dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels, which are caus-
cd in greater or less degree by liver derange-
ment, it is the safest, surest and most eicacious
remedy ku0wu.-Prin Press. decT
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Merchants Meeting.-At meeting of the
merchants of Wheeling, held at Rohan's Hall,
last evening, in reference to the oppression and
unequal taxes upon the mercantile interest,
John Goshorn was called to the chair, and j. I.
Norton appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated by Mr..
hetskell, who, by request, read the memorial of
the Board of Trade of Richmond.
On motion of Mr.. Riley committee was APP
pointed to prepare memorial to be presented
to the Legislatures, setting forth the unequal and
u'yuSt taxation upon the mercantile interest
under the present liscence law. The chair APP
pointed NJ. Riley, o. w ,Hieskill l. Cooper
1T I. II. Logan, j. X. Durham, John Donlon.
Tn motion the chair Was added to the commit.
tee when the meeting adjourned to meet on
Monday evening rext at half past six o'clock.
Tie Weskly Latslissnesr Tor. this week con
talnS an unusual variety of interesting rending
'Ha'ter-the Clemens Corruption case, ahumur-
Gus chapter on babies, letter from "John Boli-
var, plea in behalf of the merchants of vir-
gnla, news from foreign countries, including
California, Central America, Utah and Kansas;
N TACT twenty-five columns of all sort of miscel-
mucous and news matter. Only five cents a
'OPy or one dollar year in advance.
'S"dden Dta@,-GeO. W. Brice, an old citi-
Zen OF Washington, Pa, fell insensibIe from a
chair on Monday last, and few minutes af.er.
wards expired.
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PARLOR NAYGRk.S.

PARLORs CATCHES. =s -
CHEAP, fEstrate match, without unpleasant
n smell Ror sale by Eiy2l 7. II. LOGAN 4 co. 2.
4 LARGE LOT NEW SlIEET Music, just received--
n Also, the "Moderu School for the PAno''-A Pal
ton Pnonouneed by the renowned musicians, to be
inispensiha 10 The student [uoYel PAYNE CO.
HUNTERS can ind the finest Gun Caps and Gun W ad.
! Il ding AZ - ~ tsel2l PAYNE COS
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HALrAx, Dec. lGth.-Tho steamer Canada
from Liverpool on the inst, has not yet been
signalled. She is in her eleventh day out, but
considering the weather she has doubtless en-
pcrenced, is hardly due,
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The Gov. of Pennsylvania has issued warrants
for the execution of the McKeeSport murderers,
Fife and Charlotte Jones on February 18TH, and
Monroe Stewart u fortnight later.
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SUPERIOR NEWS INK.

ia received at this Office another lot oil Burrs
-, ;sU,. tuk-the beet In the country. Orders from
sly aaiee promptly GIled. Terms cash.
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COMMERCIAL.

WHOLESALE MARK Ell.
CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
by 4. N. PUnIPHREV.
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Ste World Ride-A conductor upon one of
the railroads. terminating here met with hard
customer few days since, and his experience
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-17

an ,ba,. prisons who have accounts against me- or any
q, i fathers family. for which have not given
sill obse me By sending them to me here, and
N make UNNECESSARY provision for their payment,
Nii i-a sIIERRARD CLEMENS.
rr.rss py 1.gPnEsESITATTTESI
yassiugtrn, Dec. Q, 1881. ueclz-iN
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RIyER ANn MEArlER.

LOUISVILLE, Dec lG.--Rivcr receding rapidly
but the falls are still manageable for large boats.
Weather cloudy. MercurY47.
CiNcrNNAT1, Dec. 16--ftiver has fallen two
feet since last evening, and still FILLING Wealth
er cloudy, like rain. :fherlnometer 49,
Ptr4slEGH, Dec. 16.--Riyer Z feet inches
by pier mark, FILLING. Weather clear Mer-
curry 40 dess, ~ ~. -sy s.sf
HousE-House met in Hall Communities
ton, rendering their services to open the daily
sessions With prayer. Amid much confusion,
the members proceeded to select their seats by
lottery. a q as-s5 III
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TgE DAILY 1NTELLIGBNCER

VIII he furnished to subscribers living in any
,,,, Of the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
week by leaving their names at the Office or at
MONEYS Literary Depot, corner Main and
unnro. streets.
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR y!
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREATEsT AGE..!

Nd who that gray would to
"A eolor bald but would have the growth restored,
or troubled with scrOula, scald head other erupOnS,
but would be cured with sick headache neur8gia) but
aee and skim Fol as liam viii Do ali
this, see circular aud and the following:
PRoy. J. woop-Dear sir: Ihaye heard much said
the wonderful effects OF Hair restorative, but having
often by quackery guack posrulns,
hair dyes was disposed to place your Restoravein
peted quacs remedies until met in Lawrence county
Induced tie trial Of Your Rss5Sratve in my famy%irst
by good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
lies her hair was nearly 10 its original Isauui
brown color aud had hickened and become beautiful and
it, not simply because of It's beautiynG Effects upon
mind Others Of my family and friends are using
your Restorative with the happest eGeets therefore, my
value are entirely removed and can and do most cora
have hair from white or gr3yby reason Of
sickness or asc to original color and beauty and by young
s% Sy h S sa vo9I and glossy
= --'' : -'ti' SOLOMON MANN.
81. Ep %sqor wgqD
gave order your agent in Detroit and when got
i concluded to Try Mrs Nanns hair, the
wOplu doi and others family friends, having Wit
t. ohers entitled to highest consideration you valu
forit Again. very respectfully and truly; HSIrs
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sstSravG Il has is original color and
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@ r. WSoR co. e. s1s
street ST. Louis Mo-. And sold by all good Druggistss
RICH, RARE. AND BEAUmFULl
JeHelry, jJewelry, itaaI
Js%sify, 5sser5 is,;,.,-x
1eNelry, JeTsel1ry, !. a,eJe.elry, jtwery,
sep12 J.zTk STOTT, f6T Main st.
L aas2o - - Wa = EDSARDs Z BRo.
Z e NEW GOODS BYEYPRESS.
ENUGESIA Plaids, ~ fsEfIECI
~ otto nan PopltI, 7-4---
MouasIsine S Sc lalnes' in eRtirslynsw .tyl,i
sa Plain MopssIsines, . 4 4,
anger re- HEIskELI VS. Z s ESfslHsfs =
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70 DC ,s sugSri0r g any .frs il
" da Rubber Ebony Pen Handles Desk Knives Pen
kg 9sTs &c, 3D. Just P'ned.s 49, =
LANR Checks IN the BelkS; Bank Notes aud DTaITs
= Always ~ on hand a. EUclRl q PAYNE CO.'S y
Y aaes IN Tossci F31NEf ia CO. 5no
5l,'o KENTUCIIY LINE.
20 1a ksapsHy tssiIEff f F6a ri fss
OHsTERs. just received and for sale by .JT
/ - hSy9 ". a.. EDWARDS { BRo !
4 Rt0W R0Or-Jast received and for sale b.
! "a oel5 tsm -. Wa. EDWARDS Z BRO.
Ae eeS received aud q % sZls F|5 ,sn.
$50 fAbLk utAJust received and for iy9a -
- SSlo .i1 49tW. 3! EDWARDS BRO. q.
HEAT FLO Ine lot oil alta
~ I.i Nsw BaskHheat F5our,at 80
! K, AsTKRE SWIFT POTAT0RsIJust received and for
~ sale by [9e1sl DkGlN GlDRAKsa
| 80. go Teas, Teas. rs 80 ~
L Tea, just received aud for sale by 5; = =
I ,s-f,7ff n IS. A. EDWARDS & BBo
ocl9 Corner Of Monroe and Market SIS.
/ I7YRESOH IGAr.-A new aud prstTy aFficie I,Ia1-,,
u Fr0rn, received snl for sale by fflC5' : {
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I,,.,,. Circulation of any Pape- in West
ern VTgtnla.
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WHILE GUODS
JXJE m open tAIs DAY India Mall Jaeeonets and French
ny2s sFiH''"'s'. HEIsKELL swEARINeEE.
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. II, 1857.
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FRIEND wouD long time after saw you Bliss
field before got the bottle Of Restorative which you
gave me an order nyonr agent in Detroit and when
concluded to try Mrs auns hair, the surest
wOpld do and others of family friends, having Wit
messed its Effects using recommending its
t. others entitled to the highest consideration
for 1t Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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tOARLYLR, ILL, June 2S, 1859.
have used Prof o.. J. wooh's Hair Restorative,
have Rdirrd its wonderful elects. My halr
ing, as Ihought,P EaS but by the Ills
Restorative Il has resumed its original COLOR and IhaVe
lsssi 5ii IS sl5s s. BRESsE, ex-senator, u. s. 3.
o. j. WOOD CO., PrOpretOrs, 3l2 Broadway, Il.
the great MY. Wire Railing Estabsment) and Market
street. ST. Louis Mo-. sold by all good Druggiss
dec8dtw&N3m IA ssab
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;.When a woman Wills she wont,
All wb.n she wont she dont.h
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nv TEW IMTON T,TNE


TO TiEE DAILY INTEELIGtNrER.
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NOTICE.

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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-20

LNCHO I OAcHMENTS OF THE ATLANTIC.-The New Jersey
slCal report shows that the Atlantic is steadily,
- 'A'ner rapidly, enroaching upon the land on its
~ AT Cape Island the surf has eaten inward full
M W snce The revolution. Along the bay shore at
tvo The marsh wears away at the rate of rod
enfoy years One of the beaches upon the coast is
~ as having moved inward one hundred yards
Rs twenty years. Il is also the opinion Of the
49,. oOSerVers that the tides rise higher upon the
-H NeW Jersey uplands than formerly.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-20
Gbe l)olpueslan;
p,bIished weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, 81. l.
,ppLES GORDON HOPKINS. EDITOR.
r.. New Wilkins and His Diuah.

4 n,,, and Boxer, tie Coachnaan and Heiress.
How THERE WAS FAIR DAUGHTER.
ai5 Of rich merchant who in Gotham did dwell
had a fair daughter who did cut a great swell,
4 -;.DDa PetrOnela this fair one was called,
.be had large fortune in rum, schnapps and gold
Singing tn raj lu raj ri lu raj Ia
How SHE FELL IN LOVE
this daughter was walking in the stable one day,
,0srTng the sweet SAVIOR of horses and hay,
4 lovver the coachman, unto her he said,
8 " let's 20 right off and get mar-ar-r:-ed.
Singing tu raj lu, &c.
How THEY GOT MARRIED.
81 John, said this fair maid I'll get my old hat
that father and the preacher will not smell no rat.
I zen away to the Hatfield they went side by side,
Il d down in the basement the knot it was tied.
Singing tu ra lol Ia five dollars to pay.
How THE PARENT FELT.
3 "a back she went home but her feyther found out
. mischief these lowers had just been about,
s 1 YOU better believe there was thunder that day,
these mice that had played while the cat was away.
Singing tu IA lal la the devil to pay.
WHAT THE BRIDE SAID.
B John, said the maiden, feared 'twould be 50,
&hOugh we are married, find it's no 90.
true have chosen gallant young spouse,
alas he amt handy to have in the house.
Singing tu Ia lal Ia rol, we must run away.
WHAT THE PARENT DID.
a the daughter SO loose, ne shut up very tight,
carefully did watch her by day and by night,
1.-THE newspapers told about John and the heiress,
8 E the one was in love and the other in duress.
Singing tu la lal Ia, &c.
How JOHN WENT TO LAW.
3 the lrlshman said, 4" sure the vargin is mine,
B love and the law, and the commandments divine;
4 Oy haOeas corpus her fair corpus I'll have
viii, Mister Boxer, widOut asking your lave
Singing, &c.
How THEY PROGRESSED
4 'aSh married their courting was just now begun,
/ judges and lawyers they mixed in the fun,
The public for rum and schnapps don't care apin.
pat John on the back, and say, good boy gOin.'
Singing tu Ia lOl Ia raj 10, 60 in and win.
How JOHN GOT HIS BRIDE
Month, perhaps more, did those lawyers delay,
at last the bold judge to this parient did say
no use talking she's married, that's sure;
I'LL 'akeS her don't cry over what you can't cure"
Singing tu la lal 10 lal adjourned for the day.
MORAL
NCn parents should not keep handsome coachmen
'ng around loose if they don't want to see their
-sn'ers married below their stations.
EN
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Ds,n and Boxer, tie COachnaan and Heiress
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-20
How THEY GOT MARRIED.

!. John, said this fair maid: I'll get my old hat
that father and the preacher will not smell no rat.
lsn away to the Hatfield they went side by side,
,j down in the basement the knot it was tied.
Singing tu ra lol Ia five dollars to pay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-14

20 by llo feet, opposite the New Hotel. Very
desirable location. Terms ,asy
| 7 Lots 70 by rs feet on 9th street between Main
and johnson. Price low Terms easy a cash,
balance in i. ., and syears.
/ 10 Acres In Human ara Cnwies' subdivision; il
will be divided II desired. Very cheap and FERNS
| easy.
I Lots in Kilbourne's Add, near the Park. $500
! each.
| Lots II and IL, block As, in Kiibourne'f Add
Frame dwelling, 3 rooms, ri tern, as. Very low.
Rents for e24o per year.
| Cottage Brick on Exchsngo let ween 7th and sth,
for $500, i cash, balance in and years. Rents
for $500 per annnm.
Two very desirable lots fvr residences in Perry's
Add, on Morgan-st.
| Cottage brick with rooms, on High street be-
tween 18Th and lAth for $2cto; cash, b. lance in
| and Year,.
| IS by So feet 8 inches, corner of 18th and Des
Moines. Beautiful location. Cheap.
4 Lots and ,. block 81, Kiilourne's Add, corner
| 18th and Carrot sts.
l Lot II, block is6--Briek Cottage house, 7rooms;
good cellar snd we'll Of soft water; lot fenced +;
Price ,00o cash, bnisnce in II and IS months.
i Lot block loa--Briek hotse with 4 room.
frame with reons, cistern, corner Of 7th and Ex
4 change. $4,000. Terms epty.
i A valuAble Farm Of zoe Acres, 10 miles from
Keokuk, near Piankrosd; ~ acres under cuitiva-
ton = Ane young bearing orsha,d SO acres choice
timber; farm house and our buidngs. A rare
4 chance.
4 $40 Acres Of superior LAID aear Boston, on tn,
PlAnkroad.
FOR RENT.
large dwelling containing IL rooms, corner o.
y Sth and Orleans ste.
4 A desirable Once, on 80 .sreet, between Mali
and Johnson, second fooi.
4 W. DE WOLF,
~ !, H.:, . .na aea' Estate Asssaoss,, v
LisToF PROPERTY FOR sALR. :
vNWENTi-TWofeeto on Exchange, betv ga Firs
j a.. and the Lcvee
70 feet on 9Th st. bet john. on and Exch ~ Re.
70 feet corner 5th and Eat hange.
Lotion Bank at, bet. liit I'd 18th.
30 by i4o, corner Johns'r ard sth. block 1907.
~ lots in Messenger 81 iitiou.
of the best lois In M Asburn Mt . low prct
Lends finely located IL Ithrs and Dsca tur Co. I
2 lots corner Of Johnsoi nd I2th
lots corner Of Johnief ard l6th with doubl
brick house continuing ltr ms.
Lot 4, Block 4, KilbeIrne's addition.
70 feet on 81 st., bet. Johnfen and Exchange.
Very desirable lots forresiAepctsin Mason . III
per Addition, only half block from Grand Av,
nue..
15e feet square in Reeves 4 Perry addition.
Lots In Eluwood and Nj. Auburn.
Lot on Carroll-ft., bet. 18th and 9th.
Lots In the new suburb, Esyelmopt.
A part Of the stimpfot farm, mile from til
reiiy.
Also, many otheryaiuable business lots.
/ Mortgage Securities negotiated.
feblS-d
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RAILROAD TICKETS

NAILhUdU IIChETS
Good for an unlimited length Of time; allowing
Passengers to stop at any point and re-
sumo their journey NJ leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close Ut Navigation.
1D-Psssengsrs can obtain Reliable Information
1t this Once IL regard to all Railroad Routes In
the United States and Canudas. 6M
Passengers leave Keokuk every day a. follows
Up the River, n. about +. NJ, Mondays excepted
Down the River, between O and 8 y. an, every day
Stage goes East TO Plymouth ut . a. m, Sunday ~
excepted.
w Once open at clock n. IN,
j. n. TEWKSBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent G. d. & q. II. X. Line.
iy1H-dAw
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Sa ~ g RauitlI1... Nm

Sa11i1r1c g ilanifl11I..
DSokspSS 64 Roa1 QG11ho DUAn1ss,
&C. q eessaA sAfssS. bsevssa Mais ~ yshnsea
WlLL give sRestAi Attention 70, And sGss tAsir
- ssseIs, isvsst..ns q Nossy, Ceiisssiss q
Dte1e ~ Rents, Paying Taass, oil other fseitI
iAsss bssinssscf esn raj broker Aaa RAJ -
tate bssnsss, in Southern lows Northern Missousi
snA Wsshss llllnsis. mchltdhAw
s- ODeasaAle EaS0s Ger DAse,
'nuD u ths best ana most dssirnbls farms In
~ Hancock county, Ills ), will b cold q sgrsat
besgain, 80 sores, situated ON The lsadtag rod
IRON Hamilton TO Quincy, miles from Ne fssnsr
place. Iteontains lares hsick hssse with seod
cellar, elegant barn and othsr ont hoases, we'll
watsrsd. Dsarly eli under fence and In good state
of cnltivstuol with the largest and most prod net
I've orchssd Of choice kinds Of fruit In tho country
Another farm Of lS4 acres, four miles from
ksolsk. miles Of warsau with COED frame house,
proved, with good proportion Of prairie snd tin
bsr easy OF access BY good roads to either Of the
above mentioned plssss. The hrst fa1n nsssionsd
vas fitted up In 6ne order, home for tb< owner,
shove will be sqld low upon moderate terms.
Also, $50 acTrs On String Prairie, wei limpreved,
with good pay nsnts, and will be sold very low.
PEEAsE EXAMINE
OTIS 10, IL, and ~ In block ~, old limits. Ane-
residence Of Mr.. ChittGo1Gn.
Lot IL, block Is, OF Hni1 corner 9th and o.
dsssleests. Vsluabiy located. Terms moderate.
Lotsll And IA, block 10, on Main-st., nsaS Gas
Works.
West Lei lot 10, blsck 50, AAin-st.
Los - ,, block -, on 4th between Bank and
Tinea.
Is feet q lot ,, block s, opposite Postollee.
Lotsta Kiibeamess ADJ - veay lev figures.
- n AassaSL o~sr Al.
Pftsf Lots saAa, 1laek li%, Old limits.
Lots, block Il6.
Lotll, :" ..
Lot 8, 4, William Add.
acres, this side Of the Arst tofl-gAts on PlAak-
rosd. 1ee ssle by SAMPLE 6 RANKIN.
nael1-A So
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MasAss's Prsssiag lnks.

4ueee Nssos UOs FfiuIuk IuHs 1ouAIoC'
tursd in the country. We accepted the agsn-
y Of the manufacturers solely for the pur.
pose Of having constsnt supply Of good
inks for our own use. We have and sxpsc,
constantly to have on hand good supply
Of the various qualities Of Inks, which
printers can procure Of u at the usual
RATS.
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Chicago Cattle Market, A1G. 10.
An advance In the psies II cattle II sossd, both
for Pfsssat delivery and fall packing. Coatrasss
for large numbsss have been nade for packing,
estimate - high Is sss Asad vhieAws think
m over sssmsts. The probability IL, however, tAa,
larger number than sver bsfors will b. PACKED
here this fall, dealer has essts.st 70 far
nish the U. .. army - navy sens II, 80 bbls Of
bssf, the price undsstood 70 b 1Is p bbl. Pasi.
srs have been paying - soas - ast bat rsesss-
y they hAss hid up, and sons psy tsas ss-aAs
latter Tor all setting ~ -. aad upwards, q ~
srsgisg - nste-till recently for al svssagisg
900 nett looAl, 200 ~. gToss. Ter pssssat -
Hvsry, ths stock o1srsA IL Dot god u Asad, ~.
ssaging ieSs, sold 70 : city basshss Wssdssday a
- 20 grsss; and ~ bead 70 sant party, % y d.
lvsrsd this vssk, naas 70 weigh ~ skAa ~ -
II - ISL sinss thea prices have inpsSssd, - u
bod soid yesterday 70 diGsrsst bsteAsrs q a.
&C., ~ -, and l33 gross, aad - Asad se,d thil
nosaiag ~ - sasA tAas veslAst average evsl
Sse ~. Thsrs were bat fsv left over q IAk.
sAorv, VIZ /. ~ hssd from vsrniiisa sossty (io
which u vsrs offered q Aoas. asd 10Y whieA ysoA
ably ~ IS could bs Asd Asss) aad three other lot
Of Is hssd. 10 and 80 hsad. fAs high price d
hidss. opsratss in favor Of the cattle seller. Nam
bsr resolved by rairoad lest week 1885, aeaisss ~
the pssvions wssk.-fTnb. f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-14

ETrsvsliag on the cars from O.
70 NJ, not long since, 10 the night, ~
happened 70 have shs good fortune 70 RI In
the same boz with . regular blus-dsvsl e.
tsfninator, BY whom, let Il BE- surnissd, or
drowsy optics wsrs kept expanded. This in
dividsal answered 70 he nans Of "Bstn
and his description Of ''Noff Ksrliner }" her
manners and customs, gave the listener any
thing bat favorable Impression Of the ~
and turpsntine State. Thus:
"Why, sire, deg With . long tAil In North
Carolina, wcald BE- = great showss : mig
ger With three hsads.t
tsWby 30 Z" was asked.
"Why thsy cut thsa Oh, 70 prevent 'sm
from knosking OF oil the hueklsbsrries
when they're chasin' the foxss and rabbits
through tho woods"
sPhsw I" came from listener.
"Faet, certain - rain ; and you'll never
So man or boy thsrs with buttons on his
psnts.''
"What then ?'' asked ono.
sPsgs I" answered the ipperturabls Rat !;
.'wsar The buttons al u climbing after per.
sinnons.0
$50 IL, Bat" chssrsd an aequaintancs.
"And I'll tell you another think, )" sid BE-,
"they haveto bell their little niggsrs just q
We do our calves"
"What forP"
$50 their owners can tell which gopher
hill they're imp
A general scream followed this; the oar,
aeFsaspsd, and W al Jumped Of ct NJ
Hope we'll zoe him again.