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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15
The nIarch Of Rroe nabor,

The Counter March Of Sl15e Lq5or-H hite
Me,s coming into Mfssouft and Black Nsn
{, going out opeE and Suggestive sights.
Thecharacter of the present immigration to.
this State, must be source of sincere gratifca-t
ton to every man who has the interests of
Missouri at heart Numbers ofsfarmers from
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, are daily passing
over our ferry boats, en- route TO the interior
and from their personal appearance and the
character of their equipments, it is patent to
every unparalleled eye that they are men of
the right enterprise and stuff for asrapidly
growing State Yesterday morning we OBJ
served a tram fisk VA CONS vending theit Wa y
along the Leyee and 4up Market street and
learned that they belonged to Air. gland, his
two SONS, Mr.: Hawkins. and Mr. Tate all
having their families, and caIl numbering
twenty persons. They are farmers from, Wash,
lngton- County, Illinois, andileft their homes on
the 18th inst They proceed to Springfield, in
this State, and will locate on excellent land IL,
the vicinity of that town Another train Of
wagons with about the same number of stalwart
men and handsome, hearty young mothers, with
lively, clean children, from the same part of the
country, crossed yesterday on the upper ferry
boat, and are now on their way to Southwest
Missouri. Are not these encouraging signs for
the future of our States sl4s-
While these white men yesterday morning
were marching over the ferries into the prom
ised land of Missouri, there might have been
seen on Locust street the conntermarch of a
gang Of about seventy black slaves, going out
Of this territory, which is entirely lns1ited to
them, and returning again to the land from
whence they came. They were under charge
of several negro traders, and were of all ages,
sizes,, colors and sexes. These slaves have
doubtless been accumulatingi in the yards Of
this CITY for some time past, and were being
placed on board Southern bound steamer for
the New Orleans market With the depart
ure of the boat, they will be Ygonet.fFomt this
State, and room will be made for as many
4 white men. W.! l=fit 50 ~, tf tfi1s
These facts are,yery suggestive, and as sure
| ~ point to speedy extinction of slave labor in
this States the needle points to the pole.-lfo.
| Democrat. Eaatn8 5000
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Lola monles on'Ihe .'sinnero in 1IOn.,,

IA NEW ORR OctO0er,s I S5S.
May | ask the favor Of small space in your
paper? perceive that some of the papers land
am Informed that the bishop and others of the
lclergy have interfered) are casting reflections
upon the little donation which have offered to
make for the purpose of5rebuiding a. church
designed for the freetuse of,the poor lwsh;to
state that when IvoIunteered foT}this purpose
l had'never seen the rector, the Rev.fiRalph
Hoyt, but / had heard that his practice is to
distribute from his church food and clothing to
| the poor during the cold months of winter. The
idea of clergymen, in the selfish times we live
| in, giving food and clothes to the freezing and
Starving, instead of feasting them on tracts,
! struck me as being most unheard of conduct in
n minister, and i felt q strong desire to give nv
mite and help to rebuild church which is to be
used for such very novel but true Christian
purpose. Nor did | for a moment Imagine
that there was to be found even in, the be-
nighted regions of clerical bigotry and intoler-
ance, one so stupid and so shameless as to
find fault with truly philanthropic clergy
man for his willingness to receive a donation
from me to feed and instruct the poor. L did re-
member that it was the doctors of theology and
the pious folks who cruci6ed the Master, and
my wide experience has taught me that it is. not
to that class of people that we may generally
look for good and charitable deeds; but was
not prepared to. expect such an. insulting inter.
ference of Bishops and clergy, in what is only
an humble offer of mine to help the poor. But
Lam contented toleaYe it with thinking minds
to say whois the better Christian, myself or
the cold, heartless Pharassee who would crush,
me or any one else for doing good. Ash have
seen it statediin some of the papers that under
these circumstances might refuse to lecture
for that object Ideem proper to say, over nv
own name, that / shall lecture as advertised, at
Hope Chapel, on Wednesday evening, and all
the proceeds viii be handed over to the benevo-
lent object before named. And, to my lecture
on Rome, shall add postscript in relation to
anti Christian and anti-Anerican bigotry and in
tolerance, which may, also, as it appears. be
natural rights. With pity for the poor, and
many prayers for the SINNERS of Zion, ~ 1 am
lyour obedient servant, 80 LOLA MoNrEz.
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A PRIVATE letter, dated Oct. 9TH, received
yesterday from Doniphon County, Kansas, by
one of US, has this extracts
The election passed off quietly here on Mon
day. The contest appears close one. Our
issue was no longer Free State or Slave State.
The Democratic party abandoned their old issue
and nominoted Free State men on their ticket
for standard bearers The Free State party not
yet organized as Republican, were driven
thereby into Republicanism. All over the Terri
tory the vote will be close one. Allthe old
issues have been covered up and Republican
and Anti-Republican has the issue.
Times are very dull and hard here now. No
excitement or news of any kind. Yours, P.
We had information yesterday (for which We
cannot vouch, however,) that Montgomery had
majority ranging from 1900 to 25Ooin Fayette
county, and some six hundred in Greene. If
this is so, it only shows the uncertainty of pol.
tics, and especially of Pennsylvania politics
Fayette county was wont to give the Opposition
a majority of from to 800. But in. these days
of bargaining and arranging among leaders,
there is no betting on an election It certainly
is great revolution in that end of the district,
whether brought about by Andy Stewart or the
people themselves.
"A COSTLY JoB.-Englnnd is paying dear for
the whistle. She is becoming alarmed at the
cost of the suppression of the Indian mutiny.-s
1t is estimated that before the close of the cam
paign forty millions of pounds will be added to
the debt ofIndia, and that there will be an an
nual deficit ofsix millions.
---l-z--Ss<osI .--
ExPEcTEp Rise IN LEATHER.-Two pairs Of
shoes were lstelygmade by a shoe manufacturer
in Lynn, to fill an order for southern planta-
tion. They are intended for negro overseer,
and measure nineteen and a half inches IN
length, with corresponding width. We pre-.
sumo these shoes were made at SO much the
foot. e a. F55,s IL
APIEAsANT youth named Pendergrast killed
his employer in Jones county, Iowa, by cutting
both his legsEof with a,scythe and opening his
abdomen with the same delicate instrument
They were both moving in field and quarrell-
ed Atalsst accounts the murderer was in q
fineway be lynched by the infatuated popu. /,
lace
IN.the town of Crockett, Texas, -four Is QUO.
ted at six dollars per one hundred pounds oats
at two dollars per bushel. and bacon at twenty
Eve cents a pound while beef is soidlfor three
cents, and butter at eight and ten cents per {
pound.
THE LAsT SENSATION ITEN.--The Boston
7Eapsler says: "The world is apparently on the
eve Of mighty events, such as shall excite it
from centre TO circumference"
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sBAyARp TAYLOR is expected by the next Ham,
burg aud Southampton steamer. Mrs Taylor
was successfully delivered of daughter at Gotha
on Tuesday, August 3d.
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: lROR 8ABROR RENT

10OMEsTIC GOODS all WOOL Sheet.
PoW us Bsaed S BeoRn nn sbSes
errimso and Fannsls, tsat 90
&c. kc-inst received by Lsep11l MARSH & TAYLOR
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From the Gocernor of Louisiana.
1.-TWO nations in two different apes riz.
Stand prominently outof the a6yss,
One, England, a respectable old hoss, a -
And one, America, of giantiforce.
Thepower of Nature could no further on.
So made @. w. Fieldlto join thettwo:'
This IS allthe room Mr.. Punch can this week
will only add, that it does,n not appear to him
wonderful that under such terrific pressure and
strain of compliment, the unfortunate cable
being of English make and unused to- hyper-
lbole. gayeway, and sent down shares from g9i5
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GAS GENERATING ON PRrvATR AccouST.--The
Hendricks Brothers, No. 512 Broadway have
invented a portable non-explosive coal gas ap
paratus which is well adapted to meet general
want The fixtures are ,connected,with q com.
mon cooking range, and are very simple con.
sisting of retort to receive theigas, apurifyine
arrangement to remove sulphur aud other
impurities, and a reservoir. The light obtained
is ola quality superior to that furnished by the
large gas works: and the pressure fromithe res
ervoirs being far less, enables aimore perfect
combustion, and prevents the waste incidental
to the gas fixtures usually employed This
makes two cubic feet answer the purpose Of six
The II endricks generator makes from ton of
camel oat}tweVe thousand cubic feet of gas, al
an expense of about ten dollars while the coke
and coal tar left are worth half that amount.
The economysis not less than seventy.fiye per
cent: Isolated houses in the country, insviila9
ges and streets where pipes have not been laid.
hotels, factories, churches, steamboats, and.
railroad cars may thus manufacture and supply
their own light of a better quality andat much
less cost than the same can be had from the gas
companies in the cities.-M.i y. Post IS :.
----=- =--Asa es<s---z- --4 5st sr
DRoP A TEAR.-Many touching incidents OF
the loss of the Austria have been related, and
many an eye has been dimmed in their. .tperusal
by the tear of sympathy : but the followingis
certainly the most affecting that we have ever.
seen. tits related by one Of the rescued
IAN English lady who came on board atSonth-.
ampton with her husband, had three children
with her--a girl aboutsfiv years old a boy
about. three, and babe in her arms The hns.
band had jumped over, and as the flames grew
hotter and burned more fercely, she took her
little girl kissed her, and threw her into the
water She then took the boy, fair healthy
little fellow, embraced hin, gave him. her last
kiss, and threw him in? He struck out on his
back and struggled very hard Rising TO the
surface three times, he called out Mamma, y
each time, IN the most piteous tones, then sunk
to rise no more, Fhe poor woman then claspedI
her babysto her breast and jumped ipa Ssiths4it,
TOM
e-7s--z 500 -
joins DAY. and his wife, of FitekbuFg, Mass,
went g bed drunk the other night leaving q
lighted candlei such close proximity to the bed
As to set on fire. The inebriates were soon
reused and escaped from the flames, but they.
wsrctoo much supplied withliquor. to think of
their twolittle girls, one four and the other two
yeaIsold, and they both persisted in the burning
binding 30
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leave to inform our ends and patrons
w and the public generally, that just
Fan and Winter Goods approved
Cloths CassmereS ndVestlngE ali which We
prepare to up order styles
best manner, notices a. 1IsfGi IL
We have also of Gents
nshing Goods, such Shirts ainwIte and fancy SIX
aud Merno Und er Shirts and Half Hose
Cloves Shspenders, SIX
chiefs all Of which will sell the pri-
ceS, at store rooms, No. 1902 Main
sep16 3ial tWIIEELER HNKINS Aierchant Tailor. H.
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From the G0vernor Of. iH9rg;,aia. =
"0le Virginny never tire 5s Il.
But dance on dis electric wire
Clear de Kitchen &c ~ (,
Erom az Governor "a P6nnaulrnnia. \. N

y 1T1VNv v1Ee UOOeTIOT ~ I7oWN5YEUunl1.- 71 ~
Friend Field, thee have, according to worthy
evidence, done part Of thy task, and tits we'll
When thee hast fastened both ends of thy string
duced the price of thy messages, we NAV see
cause for further communication with, thee
Meantime, friend, we wish thee success, but de.s,
cline to burn money in fireworks, melt it in
strong liquors, or waste it in wasting time upon
idle demonstrations AsmenI - ~
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*Probably.
Republicans in italics; Democrats in roman.
:. Total % Republicans; Democrats. Repub-
lican gain 10. 5,s.5.--e 60
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NJ OR ID III ia VIC 90 81 8. 2.

A iTLANTIC CABLE OIIARSIEs.-I have also on hand
~ small sections Atlantic oabIe NEATLY HOUND
in GOLDR nice curiosity and very appropriate
tlenens WatchFob We invite the curious to call
anime. Isl Main ST. .ss5t=-i seps
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For Kent.

THAT desirable property near Mt Wood Cemetery
known the King property. The dwelling cOntains
sufficient Accommodations for large family. The lot
garden. Also good orChard &c. and all lately enclosed
with excenentfence FortermS apply to
I; mh9O-tf A. F.HULLIHEN..
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New Adyertisements.

MILLINERY,
Mrs. HAsSELL wishes to inform fine Lads Of wheeling,
and its vicinity, that she viii open her E and Winter
Bonnets on Saturday. Oct. 1sth 1853 oetlsssts
Artiats' Golors aud lIaferi5lI5.
LARGE assortment OF ArtisEs C6lors and. materiaIs
IA Just received and for sale by ~ \
setl4 s.sPUNBENBERG.
NOXS sPARKLING GELATIN, received and for sale By
" oct14 8. FUNDENBERa.
IARTSHORN, put up in 90 h. Jars, received aud for
IL ~ sale by loetl4 " e skQSIENBE
77tASTIEE, PHLRf & OLD BROWN WINS0R SOAP, re-
" csfysd and for sale by Lootl4l 8. FUNDENBERG.
I!AhABRIA sIoILY IIooRIoE for sale very low BY
oetl4 at washngto HMlDrug store.
THE HAT
[ETARPER BROTHER invite gentlemen their exhibit
II ton Of e Al4Il & yYINTRR II ATS, designed
respectively and
made the best factories in the got up
ner worthy of their reputation. 3F.55I
GEN 0PrTHE SEAS0N.-Beebe's djusting silk Hat
s peculiarly adapted and charmiugly attrsetYe octIS
ESNOFT{FBLT HATS, GAPS convenient for the pocket
@ varied patterns, suitable for travelling sporting,
ana ffalny T.
e Eoa rArgus and Times sopy.l 10 I q
Trust Sale of Real Estate. s
Y Vrtaeof Deed Trust made by BENJAMIN Stephens
~ dated January 1857, recorded the Clerks
office Qhto County Court in Deed Book 49, page 49,
shan, the 18th day Of November proceed 10 SELL at
the front door oFthe Court county atIi
locock A. NJ at public sale to the highest
parcel Of ground to Hhe North half Of No. OIL
Wheeling, In the part 0hGpline and
others as an addition 70 the city Of Wheeling.
TermE made known on the day otisale!
i = ftS{s}lt ~ ts5-{ LIZ Al. NELSON. .it9a; ~
bu& On .4Ji5ti JACOB H0RNBRoO ,sI
~ "a, HENRY B. HUBBARD.
: oetl8 - z9lt :. y z Trustees
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Imported Sheep at Auction.
Will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder
w on Thursday, October 2lst, O'Clock A. M al
ing, my surplus stock Of PURE IMPORTED SHEEP EN-.
braeing part Of the late stock Of DR. Chapne COM
pristng is Superior GotsWod Rama, %
x superior axony - Ewes
oS superior Southdown Ewes, 81 Superior Saxony Ewes
TRRhsoF sAIE-Al sums under $50 cash. For an sums
over $50, credit Of nine months without Interest the
GEogE.wIoKHASI,A uetionesr.f oet9 DIV,
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Trust Sale Of Real Egta

LIUSLi 9d45 OF .Ft6aI ESEat6.
virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Thomas o. Duna.
ID way dated January 1sls5T, and recorded inithe
office Of Ohio County Court. in Deed Book
1oS, shall the 18th day of November next proceed
to sell AZ door Of the Court House county
at II O'CLOCK Al NJ, at public sale, highest bidder 4
certain parcel of ground to South half OF lot No
81 the West side Of Eo street. In the 9Th Ward Of the
city of Wheeling in the part laid MoseaW Chaplne
and others as an addition 70 said city ~
Terms made known on the day.of sale = g
ga slet ~ ii3f 10 MilNELSON Sitf ~
Pr JACOB H0RNBROnK, IL
" --.,4 o.. HENRY B. HUBBARD, =
octlS 800 - 80 Trustees.
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fgNryERsrTr OF VIRGINIA. The harlottesviIles
Advocate, in announcing the opening of colIegia =
ate exercises on the LIST instant, says that the
health Of the University, of Charo ttesyille- and
its vicinity, was never better than at present.
It is Believed that the number Of ,natrfculates
this session will equal, ifnot exceed, the number.
entered last year, which was about $50. The
Advocate speaks highly ofthe complete appoint.
ments and comfortable arrangements of.the In
Urinary of the institution, and the great inn
provements which, under the direction of M
Pat, are being made in the public grounds
Mr. Prattii ofopinionl that it will take four or
i've years to complete all his proposed improve
,ments - -
The5U University of Virginia5is a snbiecbofiust
pride to the people of the State. Theirs is no
hpmbng about it Itneeds no praise; it speaks
for itself; tits thegreat University of America.
'rnE SElIIsc QuAlIr1Es OFF GRHAyE's Hor-
.LAND. zBTTTERs.-Qu EBEc, CANADA, June POI
1S54.-Xe have no doubt it will sell well here
Sepdus one gross JoRN MussoN Co.
MoNTREAI5 CANADA, Julys1 1854
: Send us 2 gross of Booerhaye,s Holland Bit
tiers We want medicine of this kind in onr-s
market. JOHN BIRKs g Co., Medical.HuH
81. Paul. Minnesota.
There is quite . ready sale here for your Beer
haye's Holland BitterR. W.. FL. WoIFr q
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From the GOrernor of II labama..l

Hail Columbia happy land Now fast linked
to Englands sand Let us jine with heart and
hand Ocean isrepealed To her coral rocks5anl
shelves Lo the cable dives and delyes Lei. US
drink our noble selves Likewise OYRus FIELD
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In twenty minutes onIy.

From The GoUernors Of Delaaare
The b'hoys must have their amusement, and
so we've tied England to long string, and we'll
we're tired of the sport, and want to be quit of
it, we calculate we'll just wind herin, and hang
her upon one of the monster trees of our un.
fathomable forests. Guess we've utilized the
tarnation old caution at last. yes, stree. -
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NTOlt tlte ITOCeTnOf OF laTkI18dS. 81 $50,
This here we look upon as the real creation
of the world, the other was but sort of rehear.
Fsal. Now is given to the eastern inarticulate
continents voice Of humanity and intelligence
and they cant now whisper their hopes andIf fears
to majestic America, and receive from her les.
sons of wisdom and greatness. The education
not be slack. Along the awful chasTms Of the
roaring ocean shall fly the teachings;of liberty.
and Fields wire, like the spear of Uranus shall
touch the squat toad of despotism at the ear Of
Eve, and the fend, starting up in all his sui.
phureous ignominy of ugliness, shall be- spiked
like bug beetle upon the crystal weapon Of
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Steam to LIVERPOOL. =
will sell tickets TO and from all the prin-
cipslclties Of Burope by either sail or Steam
Passengers will find their advantage to
cts before leaving home. SMITH 4 GfORRELI,
octl2 - Wheeling, va.
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ql ohqM Meat 6Cuttersae 5p4 faid 8
GUPERI0R Iron Sausage Cutterstf for sale by ODD ffoE
~ octl2 SMITH &GORRELL.
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The golden harp of civilizationland progress
harmonies, and-it has been added by Cyrus W.
Field. May it sound in glory and yigor until
the end of time, and .fye-ahd- twenty minutes
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Office and Restdence No, US Marketst. [iy14 Is
E e Jew GOODS.
FRS Z ST 90 K Of
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
The subscriber just returned East, beEu
GSE oheaps
than any other house In the tyf0r cash. NJ .ff5
Psrtcusr Y attention is called to the following items
PISCES Of s an sGoFs and
worth one daiiar Yard Ssss qaaiity BaoE
sss the Si, only sold
and very cheap quality Of black nore
= an
8P s5as S.
10pIeces of Cobnrgs md PHrnn,eltos afus
quality such as always sells for SKIS per yard for
afi All wOOIPInIni De L0ines, al color, Lnpona
q 'GT only yard;
RehSsie robes also robes Bay6dere rSDes Squil
robes de Chanpe, large reduced
- e. 's,a DomRsTICa ssE -
10 Eases Of best and small sgFsa
yard Ed; and some as low IS * cents z yard.
All Wdths and prices, excellent quality only
gy good 1soT y, the
evtr brought 70 the city, Of all possible
Rmrs! RlFs! EXTRAORDINARY BLRGA1Nsi-La.
Ss e p.oyss tas@seyss Nth beautiful and
tage 70 examine stock purchasing, ssOrt-
lower. having from the Importers
and SanufactureTs, only gives conssdera
Die advantage and therefore enabled to sell
cheap Russia Sable, Mink Stone Martin, French Sable,
Fitch Lynx all the usual varieties, have ia
large abundance and AZ all pTices.f y ass4
"a pair 104, 11-4 1874, cheap
In blankets can offer great ~
CnFPe11-1O0 PiecaS Of OArpeksof allkindS BrusselS
Three Ply superhne, Ingrain all Wool, ETC. will sen
good oarpst at ands superior quality, all
WOOL for only 90 cents $50 Hearth Rugs
hne Btussel Hearth for only SIS the 6neSt
quality Velvet Rugs, the largest size always $
only and DO, common ike worth s. for only g
sissp17 AIA1 Isl Is a sstHist
BROWN &; NJ ATpHEWS S.
RHoPr, Gsrntn5 and General oduee; Com.
q naIssion NJ erehants, y5s3s-s
Select at the Store occupied
IS Bo.{ spears g1qtS Baltthotes sa ~ -
Please EeF 70 Brady, Esq Cashier, n Ctanee, Esq.,
PRESIDENT Samuel ott1 Esq, IesSrs Baker sHopkhSI
4Whet lfnRtH /.
a. Kuhn, s.Jacobs, WelSbure Va. 49,
b. Smith, Cashier, ParkersbnTK, Va.
u SpriEgs Esq, Oasher oh8hpeeE BIooFB fEtq5 Pesl-
cs.h on conSiEnm BIB Of BadmR.sr
E2ad Rsesipts. oetIzlradt. w&Ea
ChiIdren's Fancy Caps.
LARGE assortment Youths, Childrens and InfautA'
oaps inst TectiHed apdnpw Avers's Pash-5
ionable Hat and Cap Store, 1A6 Main st wheeling,
SEPT s 4! AVERY.
FIIQs1RRY or ALI. KINDS SHIRTS UNDER SHIRTS,
1S7lassDRAWERs, ClsAyATs, NECKtFTES,, EFASDKER.
aud Cent? motions generally, sale at e
. ss isI cor. afo5 &1 H WsteF 81.
\ SgMMER HATsTMik'd and Brown. Braid aud eghorn
~ Q general asSortment just receiver.
q. n Ag0ITTG
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One small Mule at Anction.fI
NNT4LL be sold the highest bidder on
ihg October 9th, 1883 at o'clock, at the Auction
Rooms, No. 81, cornero OF Market and Union ONE
MULE suitable for drawing Goal from COS
banks business It has hitherto been engaged.
Persons wishing 10 examine purchase the Mule before
the dayof sale dosoby enquirnR the undersigned
Sale positive Terms Cash. Il u GEO. E. HICKHAAi,e ~
- octl2 Auctioneer.'
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TRk LAsT sENsArIoN IrEN.--The Boston
7Fapsler says: 1.-THE world is apparently on the
eve. Of mighty events, such as shall excite it
from centre to circumference"
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PENNSYLVANIA EIEcr1oN,-We And the sub.
joined table of members of Congress elect from
Pennsylvania, in the Ptttsbnrg Gazette of yes.
terday. We do not think it is at all certain that
twenty-five Republicans have been returned
twenty will probably be the outside figure, when
the ret,,rns come in officially. 's.zssfs