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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

The fashionable party is Of several kinds
There is the sOire dansdnte, with supper, which
is generally considered the correct thing
Cards must be issued at least one week before
hand They must be engraved on copper plate,
and nothing but full dress, both for gentlemen
and ladies, will do. The gentleman must be
black from his shirt collar TO the tip of his toes.
The lady must have very expensive dress,
which she is not permitted to wear but once; it
must be very much spread out in the skirt, We
ry low in the neck, and very shortin the sleeves.
She must have ten dollar bouquet, roses and
camclas are scion les regLe. Her duties are to
dance a great deal, hirt great deal, and eat
great deal of supper. The gentleman can go ut
eleven-make his alarm to the lady prioress of
the establishment, and then pitch into the sup
per, hiding bottle of champagne under chair,
so that he may refresh himself after the German,
which is dance that has only beginning,
with no middle or end, until the dancers are ex-
hausted. 10 be able to lead the German is the
highest effort of a society man, and it is the
sole object of his life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

SALT LAKE MAII.-Fhe Independence DiS-
patch, of the .eth inst, says a part of the SAT-
Lake mail arrived at that place on the last oil
December. having LEFT the mail at Blue, one
hundred and sixty miles out, where the mules
Of the contractor were attached for debt The
conductor, in consequence Of this, was unable
to bring more than the way-mail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Nix EDiroR-You will please announee friend ". W.
jan7 MANY VOTERS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
MANY VOTERS.

Ma. EDrroR.-we would recommend n. RICHARDSON
ESQ., as suitable person for the Once Of City Clerk
rs s. sBP'0'en'ns s'se0e4' NAVY worms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
NEW ADvERTIsEnHBNTs
nv EXPRESS

-r,s,. vrCvTyyD anotheF lot d Hose le VI ~
"a a 49, 49, mn WOolGn and Isatler -
1:I:i By s. ! II asls.sI hs5. I'm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Mr.. EDrroR--Havng been requested by large number
voters different wards Of the city, to become
candidate Commissioners have concluded to do
So and elected viii discharge the duties Of that office
promptly. (dec1Gt) GEORGE BULGER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
RIANOS.

-:
6 q
II. CART RIGHT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER Is
masIe ana IEusisaI .IsslEuuaeat-, cusIsT
and Variety esoods,
NO. 1876 MAIN STREET.
An receiving and keep constantly "a had Isr.ssosS
az, O. ne $500 - naHIs Z 20 : IA S1
PiINEs fI6m De eslsbFated uapataesOriss e CE1St
gan, ssyis for Ciurolss q Lecture fur ''''
SHEET MUSIC.
eholee collection q sheet Aale Atso. Insrroa Bo'l'
ifoT every kind % InstEuulan-Unou n nsa.
In eOaneetion villa lie aov- ssI tE laEr-st stock b
ne Ssstsr3 soSntrE q de soe.nE sSds: SiSSs;
S.ai, sts IN iAet IssPsvery HE'isls bssasins . y
s-B1al, Bad. sqB5lsi vi,h ln..ransus' At $50
PiaDoes. Neodeons sEaphioes M Aee4rleous. ta.ss
and repaired, aRa - otsT kinds o istrsnis, EnsfAS'
ilaslAn gOoas VlFraaizd, - III, sstahlisAasui-
ess1e
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
sos BAffiAi d i sf.ifsEf:ET.
MAR LIBEKTY ST, BALTIMORE, sd,
w ti1aes % hsls istss s,osE a 8: ~ s,I-'
received manufactured. taHISiy
H0USEKEEPERS ATIENTFON!
ENIUcKY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aEtisla tult saefFea
deeIi - = "a 81. 3 TN sIOeaS ca. =
tLOTR cars, tEil.sa "a FlaI aiso tIal8,o Of sT.
ssy9Ss 80 = ( D. HtRFGE SOY
m, % GRAPE TISE.-FeT tls ET6Sfh. P1e'zTV'H''
~ and restoration q thahalE, far slls -
4aeS 800. -. WAGhinEtqp Nan DI1E s1eIe--
PISS IzsR0GE0.
me- se' 8 F;ssSS 49, e P5G' fSTFF3SIE
TINCTJRE. ca1 s6a = tzs 5e-l15ssss
Janis p % ? Z n A 5'e1-4.i Z ASA "a;
RIO' Java HnA Aa<Aa colse. = ..e.s 80 - - y
~ s. = y 4. EpllAEps ~
sees ~ sllasZ e. = ess.as.
RgLt soPPy q Dr. S ,-s4,sTrfD
dssis -''' : '-7--'.-
eIo Hooaana'. esEpaP .:.55 - 3
1S9 LBs. sPaPEFs, asioIisd qlalis. 'ieEs 40 >
"a - $40. eooDa Co
1.Ha 5sEss GSsssss 55ssss Co. - s.sz
7sy17 ~ NJ, 1870 Ss.
9.ii'sist q ~ ais afsAs ~ so'tI''a sA'Fs'
: aaIii.is - ~ ~ ~
EVEKI HtllIY hNUtS -.
Bette. . a1yrllhE q ihs DIlE. So'oa q Lsf'--'
= ihi.iBsE coExRR DRUG sTORE ,-.,s
sltlsfaelan ar4fralfeyl tl.asa. ~ 80
sIs-1 I7s5S ~ A.; A. : no
- ~ s.vs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Ma EDroR.-PIease announce following Ticket
Council of the 9Th Ward: I'D. NORTON, JAMES Rs.RA
KER, n. WILKINSON, ?. n. MeNAUGHT0N, HENRY B.
HUBBARD and c. n CECIL. PHao
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Mr. EDTOR-Pease announce worthy fellow citizen.
JAMES NJ. HALL, as candidate for Superintendent of
the Water Works, and Obllss
ian2O MANY OITIEENs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Mr.. EDrroa-Please Sahounceg the name of BOLIVAR
WARD for the office Of CITY Sergeant the ensuing char
er election. ard ohlIee [teeIOl MANv PRIENns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Wheeling island Properly

FOX ESEAIAEAs
a0sEs for sale all hat
Island nov IN the occupancy u William Cart "a
Nfarfet Garden has ha e laid snssl go
ranging in size One and half 20 Five Acres via
iaus forty feet vide, FansnE Through he e-ntF<, o a.
ToWn Lots to the head % the Island.
Per beauty - location, aud fertility Of SOIL tl properly
suFDasEe b. On The Ohio River. and 70 psfseEs g.
EFOus Obtaining ueilghul location In the e6untF
yenient the city, th1ae wishing engage the ka
Of Market Gardening, & oHsrs strong HdaesHi
purchase.
pott Of the PREMISE bessen. mailing apvlieni
70 IN subscriber. viii give every infoTmatos ~.
ton 10 Il; and he % sale WI Be veTr liberal
FRANCIS R ARlfSTRONG.
Alf'y in fact fer
5ei4 HENRY MOORE, Tsust--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
ION SALE

AUG TTON SALES
every TUESDAY and FRIDAYS. 10 commence At P. NJ
FOR IsADlE8 axe BSIWE3E.
such gentlemen accompanies ~ ladies No
ileuunn without ladies win he admitted.
Being despns Of closing business possible
willing 70 offer advantages 70 the trade, surpassed
TO TIE PUBLIC IN GENERAL WIN sen nom nj. day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

EDrruRs IxrELLleuxoEn-Piease aunounee GEO FORBES,
L. D. WAIT, J. W. GILL, DAN'L LAMB, ANDREW WILL
SON. sAArL MASON, as saudidatss for nsbsrv Ofcqpae
for the Pifth Ward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

And others in propTOportIon.F
Trimmings Is Per Ct below cost.
bei0G Gust.
private an the a1tures consisting
Of CouneTs Shelving, ETC. Said fixtures De remoTedb b
the 18th Of March, as Tie st0Fer0om b 70 Be occupied b
another party by the 1st o. April /
EFUa ISAAC FRAZER, I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

YOUNG MEN ATTEND FOR SUPPER.
There has lately been good deal of complaint
among the ladies' that tho young men only come
for supper, which makes tho parties dreadtuly
slow until one or two o'clock in the morning
dancing men being very scarce. Talking men
and intellectual ladies are unpopular, but some
times n literary man is invited as show. There
is n great deal of money spent on these parties,
and people wonder where it comes from, They
are oecasionly enlightened by the police re-
ports.
OTHER DEVICES, SPENDING MONEY AND SITTING UP
LATE. Fl.
Next to the soire dqlsaHte in the bal costume,
or bal mdSgWe, both of which are generally mel
ancholy failures, Very few people have taste
in the selection of fancy dress, or power to sus-
tain the character they assume. Thus you will
hear Charles the Second saying that he thinks
watxing is very immoral, or Sir John FalstaH
talking about two per cent per month, or the
price of that corner lot ON Murray Hill. Then
there are private theatrical parties, amature
concerts whist parties, dinner parties, "stagc" or
bachelors parties, and various other devices to
spend money and set up late atsnight.
GANBLLNG-TuE LADIES PLAYING ''PoKER" &
Norare all the diversions Of our fashionable
people so innocent as those above named Gam
bling has become a fashionable vice, and has
extended to the ladies. In all the clubs, play,
though forbidden by rule, runs high; and we
have heard of one where the aristOcratic amuse-
ment-of poker being taboocd, the amateurs
at the athletic exercise met in secret place de-
tached from the main establishment. There
are, it is said, very exclusive gambling places
where women play at the French game, which
have ruined some of the richest ladies in Paris.
Notwithstanding all the efforts to suppress gam
bling in this metropolis it increases privately
and publicly; and this fact is the only answer
that can be made to the often repeated enquiry
as to where does all the money 20 to. 1t goes
over the green cloth and into the pockets of the
sharper, who may he found almost as often in
the Fifth Avenue as on the Five Points. The
present generation bids fair to exceed in friyol-
ity and extravaganza anything that has ever
preceded it since the foundation of the republic.
Let it not be forgotten that the effeminacy of
nation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
sur LAkss MAII-rhe Independence Dis

WEDNESDAY MORN: JANUARY q, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Ma. EDTrnR.-Pieass annOnnce competent friend,
Mr. GEORGE HARRISON, as n candidates. in the ensuing
election, for the OfRce Of City Clerk, and obige
jan7" VOFERs GENERALLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
THE CANAL BOARD.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Sept. :, 1857.
The Canal Board held meeting day the first in
several weeks. The Controller, Secretary OF State,
State Treasurer, State Engineer aud Cana. Commis-
sioners Whalon and Sheriff. were present.
uThe rate Of canal tolls steve bolts aud butts was
fixed at one mill and hreeteuths.
The canal deposits which have formerly been made
at the Reciprocity and HOLSTER Banks, at Buffalo,
were ordered to be transferred follows One-half to
the Marine Bank. one fourth to the Manufacturers
and Traders Bank and one-fourth to the Bank OF
Attic8.
The tolls formerly deposited with the Ontsrio Bank
were ordered TO be transferred to the Oneida Bank.
Important comm INDICATIONS laid before the
Board by the Auditor, showing the present condition
of the Canal Fund. The Auditor states that the funt
for the payment of the interest the canal debt will
be exhausted after the payment of the October inter
est and that 500 900 must be raised the credit 81
the Sinking Fund in January, to pay the interest on
that debt for 1853.
The Committee appointed to investigate the charges
against the Albany Collector reported that they found
come Of the charges substantisted.
A large amount of other business was also done.
The Contracting Board did not meet, in conse-
quence of the illness of Canal Commissioner FtzhCgb
1t is expected that this Board wil make several re-
movals of Canal Engineers Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
Markets.,

BUFFALO, Sept 2-6 m.-FLova fayors buyers sales oi
8oC bb IS 57Q IS 30 fox good Michigan aud Ohio; and
SIS 67ids6 I2l for extra do end Indiana. WHEAT lower;
sales Of 800 Dush choice red Illinois at 81 10 and 800
bush white Michigan =. the Com verS dull
sales O bush Of 7S07c after which there were no buyers
7ed7lo OATS nominal at SHE. RYE sales at &c.
WHISKY nonnally &c
FREIGPTs: l3c. for Wheat to EewYort. LAKE IMPORTS
for p hours ediIg at today 700 bbs Flour 81
eco bush. What. CAsAL EXPORTS: $500 bush Wheat 3l'
GO bush. Corn; $4,000 bush. Oei.. .
CHICAGO. Sept 20 p. m Flour vevy dull WHEAT de
clined sales a. a03c Corn declined PC OATS dull SHIP
ngsTs Bufalo-No Flour II 0Oo bush Wheat 1900 bush
Com Shipments 10 OswegoNo Fl NJ or Wheat % 800 bush
Corn RrcrIprs day 500 bts -Four l2j0Oe bush Wheat
Lud l6 Coz BUSH Con-.
ELDa>Y Sept &c 2. m.-FLouR dull Odd lower; sales of
Ohio 81 asa SIS. WHEAT dull and scentily supplied no
sales eoKs dull and plenty cerins strngeac in money
checks speculative dcnsnd sles about 1000 bushels
79c for Western mixed afoat BsRLsyse!e Of small lots
former SHIPPED last night 5000 bush Corn. icoO do
Oats. 49,
OswEco Sept 90 p m Flour unchanged sales Of 500
bbls at 75G % fr extra STATE During the
month o August s. 900 bh slipped 70 Canadian ports,
chiefly to Montreal and Quebec. - - 80
WHAT I5G &c lower Spring; sales &c go bush. at q
81 &c for Chicago Spring and I . for red Winter Ohio
CoRA quiet. LAKE IMIoRTs to-day g. SO bush Wheat 1850
bush Corn 400 b 81 Barley CANAL EXPORTS; lcoO ou'A
Wheat 4 O10 bush Com 5000 bush Rye
New ORLEANS, Sept Iibcr No sales Of CoTroS today
Red WHEAT, 81 o.. Mess PoPG. sc Yellow CORR, ~c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

ATIEaPr TO TAKE LIFE-ExoIIENEST rs REApE
sTREET.-Lsst evening shortly after oco ck, there
quite exciting time in t1e vicinity Of No. a
Reaoe street. 1t appears that James Wight, keeper
of house Of sssigrston at the above place, attempted
TO take the life Of one of the inmates, named Nelly
Warner. The girl being Disguised with the life she
was leading, Informed Wright tina. she wa. going to
reform and intended to leave the house. Upon this
he seized knife and rushed at her with the deter mi
nation of taking her life bu. che succeeded in gaining
the street and shouted Murder" Officer Bremen Of
the Filth Precinct Immediately came up and went
into the house, bu. Wright escaped by going ou: Of
the back door. This fellow was the Democratic nom
nee fer constable in the Fifth Ward two years ago.
and is well know by the residents backlog The
affair drew large number Of people around the
house, ard some for demoishing the furniture,
but were prevented by the police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

bered |! ,ca i ',i:h log airny 81 fA~ c'se'
| A. usual they are al e tie old klrc, the bogus
| Commonwealth versua Ere. Ststs men. When VII
,u those "fsnatics be arrested By bogus Sheriff O,
| DEPUTY MS.shal1 When viii 'hey be "drawn and
| CHARTERED il sind.catO1 OF Law and Order
tr Wien viii potential nc'ic proseqn VIVID up the
story of legal persecution the barassns arrests, the
dracOcCs. &C.
But the Glsld jury has dore more than find bills
Of indictment against Free State mep. In the peni-
tu.e Of their bogus wisdom. they have taken the
election law snd Cad. Cato under ther judicial
wing and have determined that the ec.tion laws
ARE valid srd operative" Judge Cato's opinion on
Ne same and on the necessity If voters paying taxes
is fully indcrsed together with The Cadis "integ.
" rity, legal sbiiity and moral pertinent" Had
the readers of THE TRIBUNE seen these Grand
Jurors making their wayu stairs to the Jury-room.
going through all the spirit ua manifestations that
trip down town" has such tendency to srpern
duce they could not heip approaching their nice
s.rse of "moral department" But their decision
On The election law is refreshing. a bogus Grand
jury. ilnpnnneled under the nose of Federal
Court sits in Judgment On the election laws and de-
cides them valid aud operative" The payment OF
tax is to be the qualification Ex-Sherh Jones has
also given It as ms opinion that the tax qualification
would be enforced. When such authorities as Cato
the Cadi, bogus Grand Jury, aud Sheriff Jones,
decide in favor of the election laws and tie taxes
who shall decide against them
A .scopss ryatve" Free State meetup is 10 be
ted ct a ProSayery Free State mans to-day.
Gov. Shannon is expected TO address il. The Con-
yenton meets on Wednesday st Grasshopper Falls.
| fear many of the FreeState men are getting very
Indifferent about that Convention. large number
ale determined not to 90 into the election, and these
intend to let the others 90 as they please. The
meeting on Saturday TO elect delegates was poorly
attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

The National Democracy of WiScon''n "ou''
aeon to have established new test oil P'','a"
orthodoxy, in addition to the Nebraska act "'1
bred Scott decision. In their recent o's'o o.n.
yeption at Madison, Mr.. Mansfield a fos'Ala''o o.
Delegate. thu. proclaimed and proved bis i'r'0r III
the Democratic cause: ,., n r,n,sc IN
"As Postmaster, I hare ,afen 9rrrS ynpx TErnrSr
came without the names OF the I'll
'Hs Sn.,.;os Of another, fellow delegate
"M Ms1e SsD 5sR cae G G. sSF y9orise
hsd tIlUS Tho latter vas Shanghse lie rePeled 'he
e,eo. n md pronoupced Voorhees, good democrat
~ love all in has porer 10 discourage ne c'TcH-
w. wy n NJ THr n u TRIBrSE and other Shd"S@as
d0czzcaS. a, ,,eo,I,
We take pleasure in indOrsing Mr. Mansfield
statements. He has done what he could to reduce
,tbe circulation of THK TRIBUNE; aud bis De
puooracy" is not to be disputed. We THINK .ne
testimony Of so sound patriot in favor OF MS
friend voorhees, ought TO be decisive though we
can pretend to no personal knowledge on that
point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
SI,593,J57 IN GOLD.

Tie United States Mail Steamship Company
steamship Illinois, C. S. Boggs, L. S. N, Commander,
left Aspinwal at q p. IN, on the 18th August On
the night Of the sd, ashore on Colorado Reef,
rear Arenas EGy where she remained till the night of
the Goth. Arrived a. Havana on the afternoon of the
9th, and left at l p. m. on the Doth Arrived at
Quarantine at IL o'clock the afternoon of Sept e
She brirgs the California mails of Aug. D, sl,593,'
$50 on freight, and je2 passenger.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
Golden Age, T. T. Watkins Commander, left San
Francisco a. 10 Is a. H. Aug s. TO arrive a. Panama
on the 10Th at 5 a. IN. She brought down 56l psssen
gers end g. OBS 33s in treasure freight, s,7S OF
which wss on foreign account.
Left at Aspinwal Aug 10, the United States frigate
Wabash, Commodore PauldiDg.
Tho United States sloop-ofwar Saratoga sailed for
San Juan del NOrs, Aug. TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
VERMONT ELECTION.

NOsTPrLiLE, Wednesday, p' p p. Il.
Sx.y-seven towbs have elected IS Republican Rep
restntativcs ard II Democrats.
The vote 10 20 towns for Governor stan Il a folio
F etcher : $50 ktyes 1913.
The votes in 30 additional town heard from foot up
Tor Fletcher 3, 300, aid for Reyes 90.
Tie vote for Governor in some Of the principal
towns ia a. iORowz:
Woodstock- Fletcher Republican, 3l7i Reyes
Democrat, 81.
Hartford Fletcher, o39i Reyes, =.
NeTbery-Fle,oher, "5Si Keyes, 3l3.
st. Jobrsbury-FIetcher, 369i Keyes. 10.
Wndaor-F Fletcher, 1Gj. Keyes, ST.
ngft!d-Fietoher 247 Reyes, IS.
BI:dgewater- Fletcher, 22i; Reyes, 1873.
Roy aton-FetcLer 1872 Kayes, IL.
Wortlfeld- Fletcher, $50; Keyes, Sol.
Standardization. 100; Reyes, rs.
ST. Albaus-Fletcher 232 Keys, 100.
Tie vote is very light compared With last year
but the Republican majority is about comparatively
equal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
TAI, Cpops :. NfpR.sKA.-A letter from Florence.

TALL CPoPs ~ EERRAsKA.--A letter from Florence,
Mt, to The Press lPhila.), dated Aug. IL, says:
"The crops throughout this section go far a. gats.
cred have been large the pronFe ior the corn AID
potatoes IL very fine have corn standing s'x-
ieen feet high. | know Of field Of twenty acres
which will average 100 bushels 10 the aere-thers
being from two 70 FIVE ears each stalk. One hel6
Of wheat Of 80 acres in u is neghborhocd y lded ~
bu.hels 10 the acre; one Of oats Of nine and half
acres 90 bushels 10 the acre. ~ IS thought by our
farmers that enough bRs been raised in this section tor
home corspnp tiOn Up 10 this Fall, We have I'M
ported almost everything from Iowa and Missouri:
fam:r prices have ruled during the whole W inter ana
part Of tie Spring Corn has SOLO at " per oushety
butter GO cent? per pound. bacon % cents, eggs ~
cents per dozen, potatoes - per busbe aud every
hing else in proportion. The drain on the Territories
has be en- a severe one. | sincerely hope that thug
Falls crop will be sufcient for home cotsum ption.
but am Inclined 10 doubt II.
From the same letter We take the following:
"EEwsPAPERs We have at the present time ten
newspapers puhlsbsd in the Territory, viz: one at
each Brownsville. Wyoming, Nebraska City. P'atts-
month Bellevue, Omaha. Florence, Cunning City Ds
soto en- Dakotsh. All these towns are on the Mis.
sor,i River n addition 70 theee. hear and knc
snme others coon 10 be es'sblshed-One at Cleveard
seventy ave miles velt OF this the Loupe FORK ~
tfe PLATTE River one at KeaIey and another 81
Kearuey CITY, about two hundred miles ives, Ian
two latter towns are only paper as yet OUT aIs
in ne hands Of men " capital who WIZ -sh III IL
ahead. The first house in both towns VIZ P'ooavx
me The prin,ipg Office Another paper WIZ % s'1Ho
AT Onadi about eighty miles north Of 'hi' y" VIZ
aouri"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
p.iI.d~lphia Cattle Market. SIPr. 2

Tie uaIks. Cor BELF CarrLE here Is well sUppasa -
u,.k as head having teea OfeIsl and SOLD WITHIN o
range Ct 30 and oil IS y 10 D. kw snail os. 80
Ali 90 20 Oil =, h.. saca sales were ven rss
were generally In good order the eomns from hs''asy
Ohio ard coIn.irs IN PepElyl AHA . ., ~ 49,
SHEEP-rlis market well svppleA rOH.e
hs,inx been .od II from SIS IS 20 ssi .aesp sno ION
TO IS each for stock sheep The suppl, CT fs
Goss-Ths supply q HOG, setysY a,fe say s "a
ing % 81! head GOT sg1sl 20 tHs oeuiAN- 49, "
from 9 20 10 Go 80 y 100 % = ..,,. .h,r. the s,uas.
Cows AND CALIs-r:is mnles 80 90, "a eous
o. head were so;5 a. y 70 tac t9i sss'a WV
80 20 30 OK pSf Gssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

sr,cTpr.-About o'clock Yesterday
AIIlhpI a, rsmsd John Foughy, residing ct No.
n s .,reet att mpted to commit suicide by
10 ot Of tie :econd.tory rndew Of his res-
I sspde He was, hOwsysI fo,ied in bic attempt BY
th n to Nv some means broke bis fall and Conveyed
MN 70 he City Hospital where was ascsaned Chat
r. ouIy injury be had received was fracture of his
obt Iee The Of his rssh attempt wa suppose
10 have originated by disappointment love msiterss
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THE NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CON
VENTION.

RICHMOND, Va, Tuesday, Sept. 1877.
The New School Presbyterian Convention that has
been in session here for the last three or four oay
adjourned sine die at o'clock this morning.
The preamble and resolutions reported by the Con
mittee on Re solutions, were all adopted The fourth
revolution was changed SO as to make the General
Synod meet at Knoxville on the first Thursday instead
Of the first Tuesday in Nay.
A resolution was also adopted, recommending the
Knoxville Synod 70 invite the General Assembly OF
the Old School Presbyeians to sfrstern conference
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L. s. AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday Sept. 9 1857.
Thirty two young horses were exhibited to-day they
were very superior, particularly the stations. There
departments The latter is very large, containing very
valuable machines, and the exhibition is every way
superior TO the previous days. The attendance to-day
is estimated at II 600 to $4,000 The weather is fine
A letter from Vice President Breckenridge says he
will be here on Friday.