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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-18

NovrlTY Mus FLouR.-we desire to direct
the attention of housekeepers to the advertise,
ment Of Messrs. Dome and Cowgirl, in another
column of this paper. These gentlemen, we
believe, arc the only dealers in the brand of
-four, known as the Novelty Mills, . in this city.
And as we have tested the superior quality. of
this -four in our family, we may be permitted to
say that it is all that is claimed for it. No bet
teri flour, we verify believe, can be manufactured
than is turned out by this mill aud feeling cer-
tain that it cannot failto give entire satisfaction
to tile most iastidious, We take pleasure in re-
commending it to all housekecpers as an article
which cannot be surpassed.
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IS %a not be for lhe eyii eseetS
after his MAJ Fs teFtet ehtd sEectfk ON
heed i,fS ~ personS will c S6fi6te5l
buy ana ~; advice through The mel nd
kudin {ee, Nlers Electric ON
Member ~ BY eSIayeFt n eSs.
hIghetf btandiS nnl Asfclhh{s Of the
gaencsS Il !hs 1sy the sorss
az ttslis and tgfSl5St
eren ~ VIII children should hSVs Il III
anu Adee use Il for tue skin and MIN.
tSt Vhsn aInIIs any pain cannot es
PHILADELPHIA nfPeE ttnsnt ~ sopthf Eighth street,
500 ana per bollG and no yeysoT nae s,.
oiieF Si, Electric OIL but myself, in this or Sny
err ia ne 6IssOTersr sole 1nanuHastar.
iSa saH!sPy q. y. lsOt3AN CO. f,r5,e Cornor
3ssii IAUGHLINs'& gUsIEIEI6.s =.
55s.5. Monroe EItFra4l
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RIVER NEws-The river is rising slowly, will
feet inch water in tie, channel
The arrivals of boats during the "a hours;
ending at o'clock, were the Tigrcss, rIom Pitts
burgh; Iowa, from New Oricans; Melnotte and
Great West, from ST. Louis; Reliance, from
Cincinnati; Albemarle, from Purkersbutgh;
Convoy, from steubenyilIc, Michigan, from
Suntish.
The departures were the Tigress, Melnotte,
Great West and Reliance, to Pittsburgh; w. G.
Woodside, to Cincinnati; Albcmarlc, 10. Par
kersbnrsh; Convoy, to SteuBenyille; Michigan,
to SunfiSh.
STEAMER srNK.-Tho steamer Swamp Fox,
from Shreveport, for New Orleans, with a cargo
Of about LOO bales Of cotton, struck snag
whenat Willow Point, forty miles above Compile,
and sunk. The boat will be a total loss. Most
Ofthe cargo will besayed.
ANOTHER Coal Boar SuxK.-onc Of Thomas
Eawcctt's coal boats from Pittsburgh, run into
by the James McQuilpin, was sunk at yicks.
burg, bywhich about 1900 bushels ofcoal we're
lost,
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH IS, 1897.
ma NINE PURl.TO.

We hare :hls day sold % sealrs. Capbell lteDelot
,skensre 1ntelespeeroaee wereuru sincere thanks
:. our patron, tie many acts Of kindness Ve have re-
.rsa their hands and our
,oh.irnoase. wedOubtnOttheyw ever betount prompt
and attentive every department of business, and WIN
rrsvsry effort deserve the patronage community
Our accounts will the 18th instant, and We hope our
,spdI will aid speedily coDinR up our Outstanding
accounts
The bushes. of the aE win be settled by either Of tbe
,ttnsrs and Mr. Beatty WIN be found At The office for that
psrpose. BEATTY SEQ.
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oEstcE, eoRSER lsAEFl AsIb NOS R9E sFREErs,
..EROM az ASHINlYrON..

isssh RON Miss II ane tS, t,eirs .f IKE Es
sdent gave her Rrt icI a tv,.
White House to.Gny yfhe ceremony of infro.
tductIontwas perforned iv the .SInrsbsI.sofsfbe
District Of Eoinffbin. The }I1rss.iIeht me r..
sued cards of Invitation ia Il IaT1Se nnmbs; Sf
IE1iEtinpuishefl4 EnonrneTss here (Sy
marty on THURSDAY. 3
The opposition to- Coy Cscarv nroeefFlss from
lPennsYlvania. Kansas has not Vet snolIcTl an
1.-The subject - =
kbs %. ri. laurence an eminent LAWYER of this
city diedithis morning Of Pneumonia.
At the reception of the British Minister. vcs
tertlay Lord Napier in addressing the iorft4 .
dent, said he was Instructed to convey tn lin,
the earnest desire entertained BY the Queen TO
peFsevere and advance on all occasions the inter
Tests and happiness Of Engtand and America
twhichiare so leeplV involved in their nmicablc
intercourseS, and to manifest to hinlgttie hearty
good wishes which Her NIaiesty cheriShGs for
the prosperity of the United States. Hssyens
tpred to congrntulute the President onfli me-
lcesSiOn to the highest elective dignity in this
country and the world saving may YOU cnIOy5
| it in health peace and evel.increHsinn, lonosi
Permit me to continue to express to YOU my
qualification in being selected to renew and
ayoyy at Washington those relations of ihteflia.
tOnall friendship, which have been so ably5SIs-
tanned by your representative in London. This
! important duty might have been committed to
Others more Capable46f doing Justice to seDti.
nents OF oenevoIepce Which animate my SOvcr.
eign, her ministers and every order of her sub
fleets, bpt no one could approach your eXcellen.
cy with greater respect for your person, or your
Office, or aswprmer good will to American PEG.
lple. He then delivered the credentials and let.
tiers which Her Majesty had been graciously
pleased tocntrust to his care.
The President reply offered to Lord Napier
a hearty welcome as Envoy Extraordinary of
her Britanic Majesty to the United States, Your
sovereign, he said, | am convinced could not
have selected a more acceptable representative
than yourself toreney, those relations, If inter.
national friendship which trust may never
hereafter be interrupted The earnest and ero.
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Nc are determined, from tits time on, to reduce our bust
.,s to the cash system fast VIM permit
g are persuaded that this arrangement viii be mutually
,a,cial to subscribers ourselves AecordnRIy We
have arranged and after this date no anscriution,
oct Of the city x he received unless accompanied 81 The
money! all present subscribers who are found in arr
rear, st the of January 1885 win be lrlcLtn from eur
. All subscriptions wiIl be discontinued the expiration
Of she time paid for.
All advertising, except By the year, and job work, cash
March 9i, ISL
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Coop bargains are said 10 be obtained at b.
II. WatsCn's, who is going to close business at
an early day, has many goods to dispose Of to
advantage TO jobbers lie has also two. coun-
aud 30 feet of store shelving for sale, stove
and extra fixings.
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SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We just received nt this office, large lot Of adets
xsss lax and prepared to supply All orders from our
country friends.
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Mss LOGAN, the talentcd actress, commenced
an engagement at the Louisville Theatre ON
Monday last.
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CiTY CorNcII.-COunCil met pursuant to adj
lournment Present, his Honor the Mayor.
MesSrs- Bickei, Colts, Clayton, Cecil, Fitzhugh.
Gardner, Hallowell, Jacob, List, Norton, Pam
nell u. fH%t"n, Taylor, Tanner, Woods-15.f
me official bond of n. l.. Dorsey was read
ana returned to him, on account of informality.
Mr. Fannel arose to inquire as to whether the
election Of collector of assessments. at the prte,
Tlo'lS meeting of Council, was legal; a doubt
having arisen from the fact that the aggregate
vote OF Mr.. DOrSGy'S competitors was equal to
INT vote he received, yi1--1O votes.
Inc Mayor arose, and i'll explanation said,
mat IN 1t was competent in such a case for the
mayor either to vote for the person who had 10
votes, and so elect him; or to vote So us to
threw the election again upon the Council
Mr. Jacob disagreed with the Mayor, and
Contendcd there was no tie.
Mr.. Hallowell ndduced the case Of Mr. Fill
more, while Vice President, electing Chaplain
10 INC Senate, in a Similnr case
report OF Committee on Water Works was
Fead and laid upon the table.
Mr. List moved that the charge of $500
against the baltimore aud Ohio road be cred.
tied to the Collector. 6 = 4.fIq I SIS
Committee on Ordinances reported
considerable debate sprapg up concerning
Ine assessment aud collection of water rents.
~ was urged that more care should be exercised
against the error Of assessing water rents in
proportion 10 the rental value of the building,
.'s1eaa Of assessing 1t according TO the number
VI people using water in each house. Very
many persons who occupied high priced build
t'gs USED l'ut little water-inuch less than those
"eSnpylng inferior buildings
was thought that an assessment 6ygt one
man throughout all the ards was moro desira!
ole than an assessor in each ward; that the as
easements would be upon moro equitable and
AeSS contradictory footing
plhclHl bond of NJ d! Reed collector of Wa,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-18

Tnr people Of New Orleans arc now ENJOYING
the luxury known. as green peas.
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meas b. the Int ma Say4 "a az
e5eIlyl md IL E7sS 81 . AZ =
nal1e4 % as9se cot hS the
cost and 90 esls1s att,to -
4Qli aFlY irS
Gar toRu or an h1uall sd
Atset tae eaell ~ lieff I 49,
iolsttlt aliet q &dFSe az ~
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sPI Al OS..
TG1!1.aFoaF1Tg9s o111cr 3. %. r. \.

AM receiving keep Constants on hand large Stuck
Il of te celebrated IIALLET, DAVIS q co IS PIANoES
Also, complete assortment OF AELnDEONS and SEFIA-
PINES from the celebrated manufactures orCarhaTt
Nrthum aud A. r Hughes. Also, Spleiidcd Gothic Or
style for Churches Lecture Rooms four stops
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sefss 4 - PROMO COSTA RIGA. II
& NEY YGBK, March ] 7.-z. Elle sZfmesssays that
reliable letters from Costa Rica, eontEadiets the
account Of tile success of " iiker's troops
CASTILLO had not been captured nor had the
nt.ttls and amuhitio been taken By LockTidge
me COSTA kleans were well P0ste in good
spirits and confident Of success siss
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rs ilEll.l tnt tsliV as8s,t 2
TlI0nuRN & HADDEiTl5
eSsllll 9. sltlE 5oE saIs b Z
- - "a EFl5 EIFfELp
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III VI
FEWERBAllDl AGUJE. ff
And the yarols AFFECTIONS consequent upon dsordered
STi0dL1.GH on LIVER, 41'S'' -
gS a. Of the Stomach Colleky Palms.
Blind and bleeding Piles. In All Rieau tic md
hlslly and IN others sGiled cure
th5 e purely preparation strictly
Holland Boer6avs Bscaase Of Ia
me EaTopsan re Introduction into The
iaiherland scattered here aud over the face
It AmsFien tSt tTaI'
sS o. msGslnal yirues mnst Be acknowledged.
situations may have been Impaired ~ te contain o,s nee 81
eject hds s way Directly to tt ssSt i Of
le thrilling and quiekenIng every nerve raiainE M de
Dropping spirit and, in nav HE aud EiFor to
CAUTfoNt iel3as .
The great popularity this Aroma has induced
Whe the public should guard a4SinSt IL
stgts @ ySl
@ y9p how superior tl5to 6shese
W., s.t WHAT AT, IT DOING oRsFHE SICK
s S Eossag ss SgS
nqs sI TelsSss
s t4 as ioF severe had long nc
INV y; wSodye Esq have used boerhaYes
mo- L TO ssss sn Y Otr know
AID. JopEtthn Nicely, Of ioSef ST. laiF ssy. have
rom ttS use us bto4.
James D. Murphy says: .tAfter SeveraI ss
iele Holland BltteTg removed te nain fro1
my heart and lIdes eEisng from indlg S
The itRF I6ittannIng Prse TesS ssrl.
oIllntl STSd ne q he Ts6rss ON N :
Rsli1, 81 ne
g fls 5sSt MEDICINES IN The Wold for StSiSef
". sdttorof die tRacke Baltimore DFonoune.s
nm e. 5s q public III
the leading 5phyHlcTin OF Pima
"a e gElPE With
gaEs. et o. The system Va
Tie q ths itnegar tItd
Y nay9ef and Induced q ~ ef 49,
nay wife (trOnbled with great ~
"a 800 9pe gs7ly Y = dops her good
"a lind Is thIs bsys,sase ,zt,t
~ 2at e re weak ana low Spirited Il
lar EemediaI propeft5sss Il ssssl OF sinEuf
at orsx bott6f Tds Isl by de foIt
2 ~ BENG ANN II aE5Ja & %. - a,sse;
70 snsts and Chepisaa3
5sRrES kes
x ptgtt sons, 187 =. 81 8tFse1 !, kev
ea1Ta Qnsplre 1t0tb ana 8 49,
John y! fEsFtt elcsRo, ~
4 g = Co. ~. 0Etesns,
rents Sor lvsrtt
seAt tie Cnlge1 sifas nj
Fs!a,:.. {. PIE statl, Es:ssEaP5.
&. :..s s.s5 NOTICE.
has iesll l5oyed
e ~ o,i1 ~ "a ssS
Hssl1lest9n City Tor al poirts E5+t
z, Sgtst.. .sss : $ f' 5s1
l8rcs atii e & a ST17 8 On
49, q = yiile. 6ii6
~ lsss CDtlBEilTsON: cHEIE 81 on
8 prime -
1911 WEED ARDS & Btlt. q
1t6f9fl lsSs Izxt: Loggeea. Lsr seis by
Nv e g-zs5 ~ q
i i
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-cARfNET IlhIEErING. 9.


NEw Yonk, March - The IEerulds dispatch
says the Cabinet had long session to Idly, up!
wards ofsix hours They had up for considera!
ton the Philadelphia appointments, but two it
was understood were decided. JAS A. Baker.
Of Lancaster Collector, and Gibson Wescott as
Post Master, the Tcnafnderuf Of the appoint
mentsavilhb e1nads o-inofrGw. The California,
Boston and New York appointments will be the
great thing on the pr ammo. understand
thise evening an effort has been made to induce
the President tpicanceL the appointment Of Mr.
Johnstous which was nia.se on Saturday, aud
confirmed as consul tn Bujrout, it has been as:
certained that he llus been prominent Repub.
lts9p and was MI. Summers private Secretary.
Col; Mannypenny rendered his resignation to-
day q. Indian Commissioners, in view Of the
fact that he had to surrender, Col. Jas: b.
Steadman Of Ohio succeeds him. It was ru-
mored at one time to-day that Mr. Buchanan
-qbjected TO NJ. Steadnan, because he was the
leading Douglass man in the Cincinnati Gonveh:
ton Ex;Sgy. AIedil takes the comptroller!
sup nee Liittlesay igned. Ohio is satisi
tied4yith!th cse two appointments in the absence
Of q Cabinet position, aE
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Pianoes Meioirons, s,raphnes and AccordsoDs tuned
with ueRtheBs and dispatch.
gB-All goods warranted, at this establishment.
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BRITISH. FRENCH AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
NO. 25S BALTIMORE ST.,
IS OPPOSITE HANOVER STREET, sf,s
BALTIMORE.
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SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet RuSe Also, Instruction Book
for every kind Of Instrument now Ia use
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5lnpoLta MT Cttoes
desisens IS gellLsoqe stoek ofFte6eh
I'D Beap kFsneh and GeFmAu Wines I,6r{sl WIist
the hsst Imported C1EaEe and dHerent other RTeiesZI
efS ~ !nte I'm NY The ppB6s th6E ilI7e
nom Tot Casa ONLTS Wholale and a 5ry
ana cheaper than other
tan ~ peIsol shpnlq be Willing to b1y nj
SUI ssqSk, ~ the eq9t-prIee
70 eau and aEFR1E s. CONRAD SRR9BELS q
g s44t0 Main stEsstl
Ese4Asts ls2e. fah5-3f
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5.Ii aBooKs, stationery. "a,

BOOKS, Stat1onery,i g q.
"a aud IrlShe
e1 stpeG
hand . eall aEttetss kept ID 10 linz 53yk
hta and win not fan b 8atS6sl mons
stock and .prics3ts 3gs y e = gfst5
sef fss IN GO
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FROM BOSTON

"a AscH t7ssEI the; yonrt Marital to-
day Ltents 81. Crabbeand Cornelius RAM
alstine. ctletl 70 the %. s. Ship Ohio plead
guilty to the Charge preferred against them,
t,stoI Hale 81 eN Hafnp hire and iad la
Hotel In Warrington.
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"a Nd WEE THEIR
3 e PtITslV ReaI Alarel Noon River q
sset iTcless non ata sian sH.eatheF cleaf
and mild 1893 e
g 5tSets.s arch liver aliine.-
Weather mild and cl9wdy.
81. l4ouIs, March river san reeetline III
tins point nth 81 g feet 1T Cairo. Illinois
good ibpf lalfihe but 3 s!
tet enough for aFige boats to Ke0kuk. IissOu5
Elt1 had ORD less than 3 81 ON fliel,
weather. slondy dam
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Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
low it's Use.
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~ EtpF9k 4ASQ3 OF
Iiye rear run ont dIscoyers5 Willie 10 M T.St ri
g Stsss or BEolet (sis.
e7sH ItIeIl % a. AS,
~ - a9 y much gVod - itoS6 tl
lelloN .pen9g request q thf5 NJ
81 ,gr Eie 3 go & lie
cents 70 l'e sG6fS 81 ~ S 4
= g be opp - ttt ynsit a
address DR.. il. 1kAfE,s r tssttt.
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The Mayor arose, and in explanation said,
una! u 1t was competent in such a case for the
Mayor either to vote for the person who had 10
,, and 50 elect him; or to vote So as to
threw the election again upon the Council.
MI! MI, Jacob disagreed with the Mayor, and
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- = - = - 100
\. B, HoPEESs, II VA. n. RYGA, $40
RoBRhT HULL, zlf "a THOs.w. ATEiSSON.
HOPKINS, HULL q CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ~ s6T
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gICGl ESI)GS5.
TTE now receiving large stock of the quality
wv oflEauing Rock Pig Iron for Foundry use, most Of
3ss-ea MONROE FURNACE, $3.50 :. - *
5Ef.-tf1a HARRISON !" t+rssE t9- tftt+z
MT. SAVAGE
NINTQN5 % - Is
-itsts ~ Y KEYSTONE q 49, 49, p eF=ef+
GREENUPs - d
LIMESTONE Is
BUFFALO IS
for sale by
fE3ff 2 - D0ANE 3 cow6ILL,
mia corner Main and Quincy streets
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lR= A.Ns 20 RI a I7I5N.

Winter Schedule.
&c 3 s,.ss58s IA
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HoGk March Flour arm, sales 900 bbls State
seiinE at having decned De- Wheat very dull
saSs N1 bushels common at T8c mixed Mess Porf
4Sc GALES at prime declined aes
firm at 28<CB2T {fssF ssii'tstseAJ
ga tSsks Tner Galene and chcago1N4 Michigan Central
go Cleveland Toledo 98; Cleveland pitts.
9n ni! g; Chicago &kock Island 1l nil
y St 40 bonds luz Michigan Southern
Z; gsntEa Penn Coal Co 9s Reading Sl1f; Missouri
mississippi ~ Sterling Exchange Arm at 1850
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.EWhealing HIGH Sohool.

3Whe6llng High School
TIRE subscribers have themselves the nur-
u pose Optping and y lemateal School In
heenE lt Is tIer Intention make u In respect,
eGu6lt6 the best Academies and High Schools In
try. Pupils will be prepared 20 enter class In CoEe
engage in The active OF lie THE conrse Of
and spaniah laagla anu fn eopFse OF Stes
Tile PFlhclpals have had ample experiences In tipeing In
various Academies, and graduates a two OF the 6ttt
Institutions the uniteti States, trnsh Sasfae-
E1E nfSIu flF,.tl tgttae1
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TIE great popularity Of iB delightful Aroma RS e'
many hie the public should Ennrd agIInSt
nave oven Holland ttGfs 8fartFia One 81
V You how infinitely superior itIEto alithe
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h4LT!HoEE MRrGh DUH prices dropping. sales
At 4bo9S,SIS Wheat dull aud unchanged fynr1 bTsL
VIZ slight Improvement Whisky 2Ch@27c.
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E%Rllu0eiPh IA Market. E5-s - ( 5zE
LApEtFntA, March 17-REour dull ut 1928 for common
or select brands Rye Flour at &4OO Corn
a. Wheat &c lower, $3.50 bushels red Eod
= white at = 1891 81 Rye wanted ct Soc
oFn 4ess acttHe sales yellow 6Gs7 according Ia lF
l s oats are In demand at in b6lS; R5 ID
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Z HAzLET0N BR0TIiERs = =
.614,f-5 ~, "a NO r O Il TIE =
VI = y y MA N u F5A G PUR a rPll y
GRI3TAUO61J5Ss5j77 T57ATiR TT757s1.l

Within mt aiell "a the 4isiits Ii.7 -
{. " Ftat9d0gt'g nGVt eQnaItlil Dye. 49, -
a5 = laskSs black g brown tFanSieFassa ereS
MS ma4e4t Tey4k Hat IJS
iSp ~ ss lSest haEp ss and Dys, as
appea I'm foeI6i q fr5R6yS 81, = -
ToE hopSH eQApt4E HCGE, aid III m -
PEG tnlper8 In le United
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CLuctnnuGi market. e
oSiSclSNATI, March 11FlOur selling ut S595O5 Whisky
ana ~ atr demhnd Mess Pork In active demand n
with sales Of 100 bbls Bacon and bulk 'frm
At 11ll prices. Lard dull at 3fC8I39S.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-08

AN EXCITING CoNTEsT.-The political contest in
Tennessee, between the candidates for Governor, is
becoming very excited. At Fayetteville, few days
ago, Gen. Harris, the Democratic candidate, and
Colonel Hatton, the American candidate, came into
personal collision during debate on the political
topics of the day. The Nashville Union in refer
ring to the difficulty, states that Mr.. Hatton, near
the close of his speech, said: off one State has
the inherent power claimed, then each State in the
Union has, In the exercise of this power, they
could confer the right of suffrage on free negroes
and aliens. In this way, persons breathing the
spirit of tyrannical governments might control our
institutions This doctrine, said Mr.. Hatton. Il
pronounce Infamous
"At this moment General Harris arose, in a man.
ner calm and collected, and said: "Mr. Hatton,
do you intend to apply the word infamous to me?
Hatton, under considerable excitement replied ::
General Harris do you wish, by arising in this
manner, to intimidate me?' Certainly not said
General Harris, do not wish to intimdate you or
any other gentleman but think l am entitled to
an explanation of the language which you have
used suppose, then, it is an explanation of the
language that you want said Mr.. Hatton, in man
ner highly excited. say again. that the doctrine
is Infamous that is rank, and smells to Heaven,
and that its advocates are Here General Harris
struck Mr.. Hatton, and knocked him off the plat
form amongst the audience in front of it, following
him as he fell. A scufle ensued, and the parties
were separated without injury.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-08

HINTON R HELPER we learn, has written an az,
clifton book! His Crisis is sermon to saw r.
owners exhorting them to gioe up their sla res ~
Hinton had owned any himself would he not NAV, ,bs
sought, in some other way, to make raise Of .nS
dimes? His Crisis is a capital idea, fyo"a
doubt for the purpose intended-to pick ioI'I hS.
from the pockets of the tanatics-but, what "
comes Of the mans selfrespect! :,
We said in our last, that Mr.. Helper had dpP ,sd
into very deep subject, and that if he succeeue eu
in it, he might succeed in any. We did not l"1 Of
know that he had waded into the muddy waters ., "
abolitionism: He kept that secret from his oou,n
ern friends as long as he could He kept it from Us
soronaly, having requested us nearly two mon' nu
ago, to give him editorial notice in advance '"
his new work That was a shabby trick, Hinton :.
very roscolly attempt to commit us in ia,se "s
ter Your failure do So does not alter the caS to
nor at all excuse the offence Throw yourse l ns'
the arms of Fred Douglass, Hinton. and mns" naS
mix up with that dark, infdel and traorous cf Sa.
upon whose purses all your highest hopes now ~
pend. Salisbury W0tc""'"'"