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Democratic Convention in COwlllz County. i,

Democratic Convention in COWlitz County, >
A convention of the Democracy of Cow
tz county was holden at Monticello on the
18th of June, 1851.
Mr.. Geo. Barlow was called to the chair,
and Jas. b. La Du chosen secretary.
After some preliminary arrangements,
the following resolutions were read and
adopted by the convention
l. Resolred, That we heartily endorse
the sentiments expressed by the Territorial
Democratic convention in their resolutions.
2. ResoLred, That the Democratic can
didate for Delegate is entitled to our sup
port, not only because of his answering
fidelity to the principles Of Democracy, but
also on account of bis ability, untiring en-
ergy, and the full knowledge which he pos
sesses Of the country her geography, her
wars, her treaties, &C., all of which point
to him as the person to represent the wants
of this Territory to the general govern
ment and Furthermore, that the interests
of the Territory demand that the treaties
already made with the Indians be confirm
ed and enforced.
8. Resolred, That we depend upon the
excellence of our principles and the intelli-
genco and integrity of cur citizens for sue
cess, and not on the wreck Of the personal
character of our opponents.
4. Resolred, That we do not approve
of the course pursued by the last Legisla-
ture in their uncalled for attempts to injure
Gov. Stevens.
5. ResOlred, That we deem it the duty
of our representatives to adhere to and
obey the instructions of their constituents.
An entire county ticket was nominated,
consisting Of the following gentlemen :
For Councilman-Crumline La Du.
Representative-Henry Jackson.
Joint Representative-Wm Hutchinson
Probate Judge-Thomas Roe.
County COMMISSIONER Barlow,
Augustus Burbee.
Auditor-Elisha G. Mayhem.
Assessors. S. Rue.
Coroner-Oliff Olson.
The following gentlemen were elected as
delegates to meet the delegates Of the
other counties interested in the nomination
Of Councilman /: Thomas Roe, Seth Cat
lin, Sen, and VIM Hutchinson.
A standing committee was then appoint
ed, as follows Henry jackson, John
Catlin and Crumline La Du.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That this convention is in fa'
vor Of the rira rOce system of voting.
Resoired, That we pledge ourselves, indi-
vidually and collectively, to support the
Nominees of this convention.
On motion, the proceedings Of this con-
vention were ordered to be Published in the
Pioneer and Democrat.
On motion, adjourned.
GEO. BARLOW, Chm'H.
JAMES B. LA DU Secy.
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REMEDY FOR THE BorTs.-Take from the
foreleg of the horse the seab that grows on
the inside of the arm of the leg, pound it
fine and put it into pint of spirit, gin if
you can get it put it into bottle and
turn it down the throat Of the horse, the
bolts will "Iet CO." as it is termed, imme-
diately, and the horse will eat in five min
utes The above is sure remedy
, 1857-06-26

D9- As a specimen of the way in which
laws have been passed by the New York
black-republican legislature, the Albany
Statesman mentions an instance The
name of member appears recorded in fa-
vor of some half dozen enactments, when the
fact is, he i0dS absent on ledes al tie time,
hundreds of miles aioayi
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Democratic Convention in Clarke Co.

Pursuant to notice, the Democratic dele
gates of Clarke county assembled at the
court house, Vancouver, on the 9th inst,
for the purpose of nominating Territorial
and county officers.
The meeting organized by calling H. j.
G. Maxon to the chair, and Jos. Wright
as secretary,
On motion, a committee of three was
appointed by the chair to examine creden-
tials, viz: VIM. Kelly, II. L. Caples, I. NJ.
CoEey.
The report of the committee was unani-
mously adopted.
On motion, Jas. A. Bourke was elected
delegate to represent Kallama precinct.
On motion, the convention proceeded to
ballot for Councilman.
H. L. Capes was elected on the first
ballot.
On motion, the chair appointed a COM
mittee of two from Vancouver, and one
from each of the other precincts, TO select
a ticket of Territorial and county officers.
The committee reported the following
For Representatives-H ,. G. Maxon,
VIM. Kelly, Chas. Irby,' John Polocks,
John Prebstel.
For Probate Judge-Ira Patterson
Coroncr-Wm. Dillon.
School experimentation. o. B. Nc
Fadden.
Assessor-Thos. j. Fletcher.
5 On motion, Democratic county COM
mittee was appointed, as follows:
VIM. Kelly, Thos. ]. Fletcher, H. L.
Caples.
No further business, the convention ad-
ourncd sine die.
HI. G. MAXON, Chm'n.
Jos. WRIGHT. Secv.
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w oMAN's LOVE.


BY ). W. WEIGH.
,
:" sne n'''e rose-"o0u eASAe'
"n,en u resting on tle s.Anu'
Penned by A cherished hand.
Will you 20 and bring them sister.
And read them DER to.niphtP
have often tried Init could not.
For the tears that dimmed nv sight.
e eiOser W 'ne' sls'eI
"e ,ean uPon wy oreHs''
And fain would be at rest.
Read the letters he has written
He whose voice I've often heard
Read them over, love distinctly.
That lose not en- a word.
T.nh, =,
Tn..I . 9is'0r' Wnen you see n'm'
rh.,I n.'er ceased 70 iO'e
In better home above
TEL him that meier upbraided,
Ne'er word Of censure spoke,
Though his silence and his absence
Ny heart had well-nigh broke.
Tell him ,h..1...A.,L,...,,..
Wbon ,,o ra,', - .,,. .''s L,-s
Ana wbon =. ...-,'
, 1857-06-26

" After hanging to the treacherous limb
for four weeks, his pantaloons gave way,
and Chas. Melville rolled headlong over
the yawning precipice. He fell distance
of five miles, and came down with the small
Of his back across a stake-and-ridered
fence, which so Jared him that he was
compelled to travel in Italy for his health,
where be is at present residing He is en-
gagged in the butcheriDg business, and is
the father of large family Of children"
, 1857-06-26

bSr Commodore Perry, it is said, will
be appointed to the command Of our squad
ron in the China seas.
, 1857-06-26
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THE LOST oPPoRTUINIT1I
I aaw her coming down the road-


saw her coming down the road
The summer eve was at its close: Q q :
Not yet with stars the heavens g,ovsId; ~ s
aas.s Nor westward lost the hues of rose.
Her step was penslye, full of grace;
One hand lay meath her dimnled chin;
Agcntle smile played DER her face,
And told of pleasant thong within.
lfelt my hearts pulsations grow
Quicker aud louder as she came,
~ until found its every tllrOb
Repeated her beloved name, g, s. ~
I f1i might've part-wouid 1 could throw
obiyion'o'er The lapse Of years.
But I Will seek, before go
Some ground for hope, or cause for fears. .
We met scarcely pressed her hand
Aud when to mine she raised her eyes,
felt the phrases had plann'd-
Allahgnish into soundlcss signs
Twice did name her name, and there
Each time my voice to silence fell s;
This was tue claRcc-I did not dare y r
Aud 50 simply babe farewell.
sadness,fas she turned to go, 40
Isaw DER ler fair brow unfold;
And so=wo parted, and. know
She thought seemed indifferent; cold.
watched her as she glded by,
Slowly and sadly as before,
Till, blended with The earth ind sky,
Ter gentle form was seen no rnpre.
Then, like a wood when night comes on,
felt my heart grow dim AID shady,
All! coward heart, thou mightst have won,
But 'sfaint heart never won fair lady, .
Invent; antlnO the hopes are dead
Frail hopes that checretl my bosom only;
" When returned she was wed,
Andnow this heart is cold and lonely.
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B0lltmore B1nrheI.

TUESDAY, March l0.-CoFFRG.-RO Codee eAftaiNLc for
common to lnednm 81c for fair gooi and iSs
Tor prime DO Java Coffee 15915Xc; LSguayra Coffee
PLOuR AID MEALIie tone of the market Is unchanged
Howard 81 and Ohio Extra at &66 6,I5 CITY Mills Extra
Btltnore EStra, by the d. load SIS Family
=. 6bl Rye Fto"r-lIeld hrinly ut 81 = Dbl.
GRAXl thedt-Sales Of white at 9I6so for fair to
GELS; sales Nls0 for prime psrc.is fSrn
White s. Ssc for fair good, and 668c for good TO
prime lots. Igs-NarY lRnh nohlnnlly 1S975c bus.
dEs-s9Irs Of alar lard at @c, and PennsyIyaula al
g g4Tc hus SeedeSalts bushels prime
seed may quoted at t5 Sss7 > lasI A'poty
market for all descriptions OF MOlassER
SIC: ntW crop do 75r Cuba cIaveI A57s.. sI
@H4c; FnEllsh Island bZ54c; Porto Kico d c5c: rt1ed
SHrnp IslSc gallon Sales To-day aSauetiOn,b MgSsrs
balance withdrawn,
P9oyisoss-r Prices have sl upward tendency. Stock
OF al Kinds on the MAJ ket very light RGQ-G held firmly
ut $S for BaltiOre Mess; $I55y5N No. do. ami
No at per 6hl. IoSkAIss Pork at $98
1a245s Prime do at $t69E hump at &lG5 a IN
p hb EHtc0HTie demand for bacon is very brisk HUd
holders are ArIu in asking DC for EOuders. end lu
c iof new 10; ~ &c for old sides, and i291c new
new do at Nc. and O hams vt 12c . H.
nk AtdtsThe stock IL bulk Meat on the market Is ex.
G Jor sides, and lgSc for Hams. Gales The
nck Of 1piecen Shoulders exc and $50 neces
do Hams att H. L1EttPrime Western Leaf at lA0e
III kegs 1C99t515c; do in tlercesa at lie p n.
RicEMarket remains trim at 4z42 cents for good to
prime lots 7 n II
suG&Rs-NVe continue to quote new crop Ne, oyls,5s
suEars Mt Slu for fair to nrm; Porto Rico fS1S
lOsO Tor lair to good fairs 4ll1 for prime to C!oce;
4s,1b9ge Si y iOO Bs. 80 =
eS2Ic for CtX and Pennsylv whisky, and 21G21H
. gallon for Ohio. -5E4fsf %
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 11.-Oreans papers of
Thursday contain five days later MEXICAN news.
The Mexican lErtraoratnary publishes the sub
stance Of the new treaty CONCLUDED by Forsyth
There are five treaties, altogether; the first for
the settlement of claims; second, establishes
reciprocity trcaty third, postal treaty; fourth,
renews commercial treaty of thirty-one; fifth
cent.
Revolutionary movements in the country had
ceased, but great disorder prevails. Life and
property were secure
Congress has not been in session since sign
ing the new Constitution.
DR. Names remains were escorted to the de-
pot and left on the 4 o'clock train.
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A COunsE. OF LEcruHEe- reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that Rev,
Dir. Conimgo, OF Steubenville, commences y
course Of lectures on Roman history, at the LIST
Presbyterian Church, this evening. IYe are
sincerely rgoiced ut this move on the part Of
the gentlemen getting up the course. The peo-
pic, as general thing, and intelligent people
'oo, have but very superficial knowledge Of
ancient history. There is no portion of history
more replete with interest, more illustrative of
what humanity san ATTN to, even under Pagan
civilization, than in the history of ancient Rome
prior TO the Christian era. Mr.. Comingo COM
bines the knowledge Of actual observation with
that Of history, having visited the places of
which he vii! speak. Hetas map drawn up to
illustrate lis lectures
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WE call attention 10 the advertisement of j.
b. NJ. Carr, 10y which it will be seen that he is
engaged quite extensively in the real estate bu.
sincss We understand that Mr. Carr is con-
nected with firm that is prepared and intends
doing heavy business in this line. All those
who have lands to locate, land warrants to dis
pose of or have city property TO sell, arere-
Quested to call upon him.
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THE INJ7ELIIGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH y, 1857.
no THE lIURI.IO
g I'D. day soll 70 Nslarg. campbsIl 6 lIepermot

wehaye :hIs day sold to sIeIsrs. cumpben HcDermol
y. ,ptlrs ONCE wereturn thank,
>, ssr patron, for tie many Of blindness Ne have re-
,,e a,,her hands and cordially
,othernoties wedouStn they win found prompt
,a attentive to every department Of business, and VIII
to deserve the patronage of community
oar accounts will to the 18th instant and We hope our
.ad pi aid MS in speedily closing up our out.stanaps
..eoaats,
II. business of the arm v be settled BY either ., III.
p,ncr, Mr. Beatty win be found once for TIA.
,.rrose BEATTY Z co.
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REALAINS an I'M ANE

PaIbAnEIPuf4, March 11.-TIle remains of
Dr. Kane arsiveda at the Baltimore depot and
were escorted over the route by the list troop Of
cavalry and the Washington Greys acting as
guardo of honor The body was placed in hide
Pendencc Hall. TheinteriOr and the entrances
We're draped in mourning. The coffin has been
tastefully decorated with cameIias, a voluntary
offering of Peter Mackenzie, an intimate friend
of the deceased Flags throughout the city are
at half mast and draped in mourning. Large
crowds gathered at'all points to view.the escort
and remains
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10 Show the increased

KANAwnA CovNTY.-To show the increased
value of Ilanawha lands, the Republican states.
that gentleman who owns farm containing
aboat ., 500 acres bottom, and nearly 1000 of
hill land, situated on the river, which he. pur-
chased in 1848 for sl4, 600, is now offered S3u,.
Cos for the same
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

We are determined, this on to reduce our bust
n to the cash system fast circumstance viii
We are persuaded tat this will be mutually
nrcl subscribers and ourselves Accordingly We
have arranged that and after ibis dat no subscription
o Of city viii be received unless accompanied by the
rOnyy all subscribers who are found In ar.
rsss At list January, l s. viii be stricken from eur
ISIS AusubsertiOns win be discontinued the expiration
frte time paid for.
An advertising, except by the year, and Job work, cash
March Oh, 1850.
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W. understand that Col. Sam. Medary, editor
of the Columbus STATE Journal, is seriously i'll
Of the dstemper which has seized Mr.. Buchan
an aud other guests at the National Hotel in
Washington.
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RIVER SEws.-River falling, with 4 feet 10
inches water. Arrivals delegate, Mariner,
-Alma, ROSalie, and Thos Shrivcr, from Cincin-
natl aud below, aud the Forest City and Bel
mont, from Pittsburgh. Departures Delegate,
Mariner, Alma. Henry Graf, Resale, and Forest
City, for Pittsburgh, j. B. Ford, tor Cincinnati,
belmont, for St Louis, Tl,os shriyer, for Ports
mouth, lane franklin, for Petersburg, Convoy
to steubcnvtlle. Michigan, to suntish. The
Henry Graf went up as far as the Sister Isl
and, but returned for want of water to let her
through the ripple.
The steamers Stephen Bayard aud Courier,
recently in the Parkersbutg aud Wheeling
trade, have been sold; the former for Sc, 100, 10
60 in the coal towing trade at st Louis; the
latter for SO SEQ, for the Fultoncity andst Paul
trade on the Upper Mississippi
Capt r. g. Gray, ofthe fastpacket Dsnptafk,
on on her recent downward trip, found coal
barge sunk directly in the channel at the head
otblaek,s Island which may prove disastrous to
pilots The tow boat Horaet, assigned to
sle'arew Ofcin lost one barge, owing probably,
10 the obstruction alluded to, containing, from
3,oeo 6ns he's eoal,Y cons gaesiSto Gi1eipnsti:
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WE request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
lion in the morning following. The crowd of
night work renders it necessary.
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{ FROM ,I'AAlPICOs

Nav ORtEANs, March ll.-Tampico papers.
of the 81 st ult, have been received. Gen. Nlh.
'rena, the new Governor, reached the city on ibe
9th ult, Gen. Garciahas been deserted w MS
followers and the revolution Is considered as
having ended without bloodshcd. The d. s.
Revenue Gutter, Gen. Cass was lying at Tampi
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NEW HAAIPsHII{E ELECTION.

CoScoRp, n. H., March 1.-THE Republican
ticket doubtless elected throughout. Hnle's
majority for Gov. probably 5000.
LsRcoNDI DISPATCH.
One hundred and thirteen towns give Hale
nearly q 900, Wells j 600 Councils & Senate.
allsRepnblican. House l25 Repu b!ican. House,
125 Republicans, SO Democrats The Congress.
men are all Republicans. .as
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PUBLICATIONS IEcFIvED-'.A REVIEW or Rev.
j. D. JETEns BOOK ENTITLED CAupBELIlsu Ex-
AHMED; BY NJ. F. LAID or MISSOURI Pnl1A-
DELrlIA: j, Il. LrrrISco1T s. Co.''-Thc OBJ
ject Of this work will be inferred from the
heading. Its l2nto., got up in the usual
finished style of the I.ippincotts. Price 81.
~ MANUAL OF ConPosrrloN AND Letters
WmuNG;" NEW YoaK: FowLER d WELIs,
pu6lislcrs.-A very good work, and well calcu-
lated to afford n knowledge Of practical matters
as connected with the trade of the quill
Henry LYLE, by the daughter of the late
Captain Marryatt: GAHnErT, Dick & FlrzeRR-
AID No, Is, Ann street, New York. LThe moral
OF this interesting book is vivid rebuke Of the
lntidel ideas now afloat. -.
TnG SOuruEl.x PLANTER An excellent month.
", devoted to agriculture and horticulture
Published at Richmond, Va. Pricc s. per an,
mum.
TUE SrYLrs.-we have received the March
lumber Of the Stylaa, Bethany College Maga-
NaS We respectfully submit that the Stylus
has habit of publishing too many long adj
areSscs-say about thpee-thirds too many
which, however good, arc too long for the gene!
raj reader.
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TnE dwelling house of John schcll, about one
and a half miles from EIiltonsburg, Ohio, was
burned down on last Friday night. Loss from
500 to $500.
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Dr. BlAIsDELL, of New York, whom the n
Y. Times charged with having something to do
with the BurdclI murder, has brought an action
sgsilst that paper for libel, laying the damages
al $4,000
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NaM FnrIs nInrhe,.

NV York, March 11Four heavy, sales 5000 bbls state
at decline Of De- sales At e6lSB83O. Wheat un5ettlei
sales SOOO bus 81 at decline sales at rs
Corn hr sslss 0C0 bush mixed western at IA a. Reef
buoy anti St9lltoF prime Pook quiet at pGa9i
for mtss Whisky has declined sales 264 for bills
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FROM WASHINGTON

March l1.-The following arc the nominations
fol New Orleans to be sent to the Senate to-tiay
II: Hatch, collector; j. Grouis, Naval officer;
r. w. Adams, Surveyor: NJ AIasyug, Post Mas.
ter; >. N. Kennedy, Marshal; w. w. King, Dis
trict Attorney.
ton, from present indications he will remain.
j. z. Dennis Of Illinois was appointed Mar
shall of KaDsas.
Lord Napier arrived this afternoon, he is
stopping at Wizards, he is unattended except
by page.
Gen. Scott pad llisrespccts TO the new Sccre-
tary of War to-day, 1t is understood that he is
about to remove his residencc.here.
Etorney-G General.
Slight fall of snow this afternoon, melted,
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ARRIVAL. FTHE BLACK WARRIOR

ARRINAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
NRNy ORLEANs, March 1l.-The Black War.
,riorhus arrived from Balize.
The Aspinwalls Courier Of the Sd inst saws :
Lockbridge has forced his wayop tie river with
n small, loss, capturing much arms and muni-
tons Also, that another steamer Of Peru rev
OlnhoniStSw were successful
Morse was flyorably received by tho New
Grenadian Government The government,
however, labor to throw the blame on the Aln.
orleans for the Panama riots.
The Saratoga sailcl for Greytown.
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Casta Diva.
lcoNcLrprnl

lCoNCLCDEn
Anhour later, aud Mr.. Patron is again seated
in his easy chair before his bright coal.ffrc with
his dressing gown once more ioldcdaround him.
The only difference is that he smiles instead of.
signing, as lie did before
Alb, yes, he says, " I see my way clear
can now, without hesitation, cali upon Madame
victor in her room, to interest her about my lit.
Tic Casta Diva. will tell her the story, and en-
gage her to cultivate the voice of my little pro-
tcge. will sec her tomorrow morning, aud
perhaps she will accompany me to Bridgcts
lodging. Not n very romantic walk to invite the
lady OF my heart, to share, but then the circpm-
stances are. peculiar.
- Now think Of it, must engage of the land
lady the little bedroom next to mine / am dc.
termined to adopt that singing cherub for my
OVID. will change her name to Casta Diva
Patron. 1t sounds musical, and SHE is music
itself II sweet Madame Victor only sees in her
what do, We shall be an amazing happy family
| declare feel like a husband and father already.
shall find enough TODD with my money after
| all.p
And so he goes to bed and dreams of his flu
turc joys, till he fairly laughs aloud in his sleep
Now 1t It, morning; and ifsy you will put your
head out OF your door, you can see him going
along the hall. He stops at No. 6-knocksE
gently; but the rich toned Piano, touched by Al
thrilling hand, does not allow solovc-like tap
| TO be heard This time lie knocks louder; the
music stops, and the door is opened by beau
iiul lady, who smilingly invites him in. Well.
don't wonder he fell in love with her. They
have closed the door. Let's you and go and
peep in at the key hole and hear what they say;
I'll never tell-wi you? HarlSl We'll, after
GHll, can't tell what they said now, because L
promised wouldn't; but Mr. Patron has Staid
in there a great while, and he didn't aSk her to
play or sing once all the while.
Now the door opens again, and they come out
together; he in his overcout and hut, she in her
HOy0F
excited aud she looks pale and trernbIeS SO She.
ean scarcely speak. She takes his offered arm
and goes down stnirs and out the street door.
do believe they are going to Bridget's
And so they were
Good Mr.. Patron walks slowly with the sweet
believes she is Lauretta's mamma; for she has
been telling her friend how her husband was
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VIZ have received one or two comlnurications
which were unavoidably crowded out Of tO-day's
paper.
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CnnIs1r's Ministries are drawing crowded hou-
ses in Pittsburgh.
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I3Y TISIlE6iIfA.2II.
RnIttmorei nInrlIe,i.
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BALTlMoRI. March Flour steady. Wheat rner sales
Ehite az SSl6c Red l4891ise, Corn better white seIls
freely at GOe3i Yellow 699Gs Whisky steady 26692T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

CtScrSNAII, March 11.-FIour dull and nominal WHSLE
steady at 2 With sales of barrels provtjiobs ae
pEceS vanctng, more buyers than SelIeFB OF mess orI N
$2l Bulk meats held higher, - =