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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

More DSrelopmeah of Election Fr1yis-Gos
.Siasart Implicated in Hsm-7Ae Manner
IL uhieh thy rSre PerPeiratei-C OAti,Ii,a
OF one Of the PGrti1.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati GsIe,,s.l
LAWRENCE, KANSAS,
Monday, Feb. IS.
The Investigating Commission for the inyes.
tigalon Of Election frauds, Sat through the
whole Of Saturday night DR. Sabin, Of Brown.
willie, Kansas, a reliable gentleman, was one Of
the witnesses examined lie testified that about
two weeks before the 9Th Of January, he was in
the Virginia Hotel, Jefferson City, $40, and
there Overheard conversation between GOV.
Stewart, Of No, and Frank Marshall, Of Kansas
Stewart assured Marshall that arrangements had
been perfected By rlieh ssrerdl hundred roteI
rere 10 be sent Orer into The border preeiHets, 10
participate in hs election. lie gave him the
full details Of the localities and numoers.
The Sergeants.at-Arms Of the Commission
had just returned from johnson county with
four persons who were implicated, directly orin.
directly, in the enormous frauds Of the 4th Of
January election.
Shawnee precinct, as you will remember, re-
turned over nine hundred 900 votes G. G.
Gogiray, one Of the Clerks Of Election there,
was examined under oath. After some hesi.
talion, he finally gave full history Of the af.
fair.
He swore that there were but about one hun.
drcd and sixty.three honest votes polled The
poles closed at O'Clock, p. NJ. Early the next
morning he and the other Clerk went over to
WeStpOrt, No, and there, in Uol Boone's store,
added several hundred names to those Of the
bona ride voters The names were read to them
from some list, By son of Rev "Tom johnson"
aud other Pro-SRvery men. The Judges GER
tifcateS (which had been made out on separate
sheets Of paper were pasted on at the foot Of
these bogus returns and they were then sent to
Calhoun. Col. Daniorth of WeStport, (Who is
known to have acted under instructions from
Calhoun, and who was also connected with tho
frauds in the other precinets) was the instigator
and director Of the swindle
The Judges corroborated this testimony fully,
and swore thrt several hundred names had been
added to the returns, after the polls were closed
and they had made out theft certificates.
As these witnesses gave their testimony I'M
der the direct promise that they should be pro-
tected back to their homes, they we're sent back
quietly, carly yesterday morning. They will Of
course Zee to Missouri.
The Spring Hill returns showed Free State
majority. The PrO.Slavery messenger BY whom
they were senti in, never delivered them, and now
swears that he io1t them on the Vay.
CRArOx.
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Kansas TaoUBLEs-A New COMPROMISE
jealous Pro. Slavery orrespOndent of the St
Louis Repu6lican, writing from near Atcli.
son" in Kansas, speaks as follows in regard to
the public feeling Of the Territory:
al am now well satisfied that in order to have
peace and secure a speedy settlement Of the
Slavery question, considerable majority Of the
people would prefer to see Kansas admitted un-
der the Lecompton Constitution, proriied nets
election on the Slarery clause, and for State OH.
Gers dEd msRbsrS Of he Legisidturc, could be lad
before the State orgmiIed. Some arrangement
Of the sort would secure peace; oithoHt it, God
only kaOus isAdt Is 10 Be The result. Fighting
for an abstraction is nonsense; and that Is just
what large majority Of our party in Kansas
think is now going ON in Congress- They arc
well satisfied that Kansas will not be Slave
State for any practical purpose, II so admitted,
and they are sick and tired Of warning over the
question for the benefit Of politicians. Most
persons who had slaves In Kansas have tax.
en- them away, since the introduction Of the
Niger law into the present Legislature, al.
though thelAw has not yet passed have sew.
eral myself, and if W!re in any other county
would At once take hem away"
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~ FoR IyTERRsTlY6 READING
NATTER. SEE FIRST PAGE

TnE Mar CoSgErssuAN TEoH THn DtuucT,
The nsIi nomination for Congressman from
ihIa 10Th district. IA We learn from parties
throughout the diifsrgnt counties composing he
district, becoming topic Of speculation andin
tsfoting con- ,siure Il l. generally conceded,
30 iar As We have heard expressions Of opinion
from parties beyond his lnmsdials vicinity,
that ths Mountain counties will where to the
spirit Of the resolutions vet Aloat At famous
Backiville town, notwithstanding the formal
rule to alternate the selection Of Congressman
between the Mountain and the river counties,
was done away with at the last convention in
Moundsvinc, IN February. 81 for as their
choice has yet taken any de6nile direction, We
learn itpoinb towards the person Of Mr. Alph,
or more ,eriP,urAlly speaking, AlDhsus Hay.
mond, row member Of the Legislature from
Marion county, and conspicuous Of late Tor
long Winded speech on the best mode Of elect.
Ing substitute when an eTratie Lieutenant
Governor like Elisha MeComaS struts Oh with
Iwoman 10 Nebraska 20 engage in corner lot
speeulatohs Mr.. Raymond. We understand,
Is man Of working, practical turn Of mind
much given to the study Of the Affairs
Of the district and to the cultivation Of
the good will Of the sovereigns who reside
and vote In his end Of the diocese As the Is.
sues now stand, We believe that Mr. Raymond
Is 4 thorough going administration MANN
other words, is sound on the Lrcomp,ou Consti.
tuition, and generally on al other things that
distinguish the powers thit be" hom the Dou-
glas and Forney faction, and from the "Black
Republican" party. We may ay that in his
party, Ia the lower end Of the district, Mr.
Raymond is the bright particular star" to
whose twinklings the people there are inclined
to look. And We see no reason why Mr. Hay.
mond should not now reasonably expect the
nomination. The people there residing, will
surely prefer him to any man in any other part
Of the district who will stand before them Oh
the same platform Mr. Raymond occupies the
same position on national issues as any other
candidate Of his party either apparent or pre-.
sumptve, in the vision Of the people Of this
cad, and has the additions, advantage Of the 70.
tat've principle on his side, to say nothing Of a
strong personal feeling in his behalf
We think, then, that it is not without good
and sufficient reasons that the friends Of Mr.
Raymond are already moving in his behalf
They are not too early in the field, considering
there is good deal Of ground to so over. They
can nominate aud elect their man easily enough,
II they now set to work properly. In short,
there is nothing to prevent, rs we now see, Mr.
Haymond from being our nsIt Congressmln.
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TrnateeIa Sala.

DY virtue Of = Deed Of Trust from Richard Knowles,
ID P4trieS NeGfAnAhan, Robert CApbsrn and Nntoihs
llarror dated the day ofJunr dtd In the
Crrk 0s Of Ohio eoauty CouFt IN Deed Book ~ page
49, uill oGsr for sale ~ public auction tie front door
Of the Coart House d Haf e51n Monday, March ltt,
lsss, A. u O'clock part % The property conveyed
n mrhy said deed and Is thus described theren "BsEn
ping At another point 10 the Eisr line Of Mercer street,
On Eon Addtlsn 10 Eoath Whsrllng) tItended-s 70 drE
T. t2 FEET from the said s0uhAst Of Lot No. 285
on Bot reei, In touth wheeling thence e. % deg y. 10
feet poilt thence 1871 deg ". 100 feet 10 point;
theme MO deg W. loo feet paint thence ~ ipH deg
T. 0 fe't to Ne beginning CshtAalnF shout 81 poles.
TENS d sale, cash. d. ". EOff,
jauEblm Tfuttsf,
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Tils unst narah-, Con isis Ani RAID ht1i or plvc
Corn sh-isr All Separator has been r,aodnosd hr ron
p..sut liss, Farmers, Agfeaituraiss add otsrs, ne
snpe aHsrf4 AMI RAPID machrc for shsllius aad
separating Corn ever inte1ir Inst Nil BE- ior twenty
years ttcan De- propelled 9Th psrirt easc hv a
b'V r1i 10 10 l. years " AF ani WILL sHELL BUSH.
H. PER MINUTE scpAraing The Corn FROM the cob, and
without hr~ak.nE pArticls Of either
nsatfs 10 Paents. MAnu'ttlrrrt AMI Spectators uho
wish 70 make fortune vih small cartl, sh0ald par.
chase Eirht II There money n this monopoly.
County glshi fsg The states q NrEnla. N0t Carolina
and Gyoras llnf pTiest tst ~ Insure "a i'm
meH,s proai. Call rsrg. th,y ere rapidly changing
hands Gail and Sc op~rat-. at Smith Gorrss, cor
nsT Of Msin and Quincy s,rc,s.
Addrr.s, D. MCLINTOCK,
febn Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

COSvlerED.-N1jor Morris, Henry Bradley
and Dick Bradley, three negroes, have been con .
Iieted for the murder Of James C. Grant, at New
Kent Va, and have been sentenced to be hing
on the 18th day Of March next It is said that
tho citizens Of the county have held public
meeting and passed resolution requesting the
sister ofthe murdered man to leave the county
in given time it being expected that some
quarrel about their respective interest in their
mothers estate led to the murder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Ok Tuesday last, says the Journal, man
named Edward P Weston, Of Providence, R. L.,
was skating on Jamaica Pond, when he broke
through the ice and tell into the water beyond
lis depth, lie had remained in this situation
some five minutes, clingihS to the edge Of the
ice for support, when his pt-ilous position was
discovered by Miss Dunbar, young lady re.
siding in ROxbury, who Immediately FASTENED
70 his assistance aud succeeded in rsSsuing him
rom 4 watcry grave.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Heavy PRovIsioN SALE,-The St Louis Re.
publican notes heavy operation in provisions
IN that city on Tuesday, amounting nj money
value to over 800, 900. The seller was a gen.
tiemsn Of Peoria, and delivers most Of the stuff
in that place at ADVANCED quotations. This
transaction includesin round Ggures, $500 bbls.
Of mess polk 900 tierceS Of lard, and over 80.
600 pieces Of cut meats The mess pork sold at
1850, aud The lard at % cts
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We have examined, with Col Wheat, the
calculations contained in the foregoing, and
compared them with the books Of the Gas Com.
pany, and lind them correct
EDw H. FlTzuuGu,
j. MCLUSEY.
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Trustee's Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed q! TruH from ". n. Russell. WIN.
ID LAeAfve and ohtrs.o bearing dais July 9Th, 1851,
and Of record IN Ohio County, Deed Book e. paTt 500
ofyT Tor sale the following dsIeT!bfd properly, TO Wit:
The YHEHINs HisBOU GiIfs WOEEs, Including Lott
bsfrd Ia the original plat u SoTih Whesni, -. 4s T,
49, The said To'ks being In eomrists TunninF order.
Ass, S9poS, veil SEASONED, and eli the In pssf,
eAney, te In uss or bronEhs TO said ToTki FOR sale
reasonable tsrmt. Possession given july. 1i4s
Ianls Apply 70 r q. McAFEE, Trustee.
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TUX CArolinian states tina THE Banks a, Colum.
6ia. s C., are dseOuuting freely for the purchase
Of cotton, The Exchange Bank alone advanced
some ISL 900 on ShurSday, on cotton drafts.
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4 large he'd Of iron ore has been found In
Sheffield, Mass, which is supposed to cover
yabont four acres 1t has been leased to gentle.
man from Canaan, CT, for five years, at 81 ,0ea
per annutn.
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uil be zen hat the ross surplus sArninEs
that L. balance q eirnings after payment Of d.
yilsndt is tl9.9to.55 The 90 PER e. stock
driisnd SAi Sl6, 5000. Leaung balance %
S6,4i0.55. ind the ca. Of the Company's
prOPsr,y uhieh Fsprsssn'' the capital s,oSk and
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From the foregoing statements Vol viii ~
that the Stockholders Of the Wheeling Gas
Company have received ioF their capital dunog
ssyen ycaB and = third, In cash dividends
eighty Que per cent and IN q stock dividend
thriy per cent, making IN al one hundred and
eleven per cent, Or al the average rate Of h0een
and one seventh Of one per centum per Gnnum.
This Of coarse Assumes that the stock Is nov
worth, and will cohtinne TO be worth IL par
value To determine the other question you de-
sired me 10 ascertain, that is the present value
Of the Company stock, It must be remembered
that nearly al u the COmpany's property, IN
deed all excepting the real estate j. Of per-
,haJle character Il has cost go, l3s ~, bat
after IT, years u service il would rcquire more
examination, enquiry and experience than can
give or command, to determine, even approNi.
mAtely, how much should be DEDUCTED fir de-
tenoration When it is known that the deIs
Tioation per annum,
Ga Meters is from . 10 i0per cent
On Apparatus, 0 to 100 per cent
On Mains, to per cent
On Services, 2 to per cent
il must be admitted that your stock is not really
worth more than par. excepting 50 Ear a. Il may
be increased by the future value Of the iranchi.
ses Of your charter, and in estimating the value
Of your charter, you must remember, also, that
yours is not mere private corporation, secured
IN the management Of your eompany's business
according to your own judgments, bat that YOU
are, from the very character Of your business,
amenable to, and dependent upon, popular sup.
port and favor. do not doubt but that all
eoneened-that is, your stockholders and the
public at large-will agree that your stock
should pay from 10 to 20 per cent per annun,
especially looking to the fact that under your
chatter, the city Of Wheeling has the right at
the end Of the twentieth year from the LIST Jan.
uary, 1861, to purchase the whole property Of
your Company at ia then actual rllus IN mon.
sy, without any reference to the franchises Of
the charter or the profits or dividends accruing
to the stockholders; and further, that your right
to the exclusive use Of the streets, alleys, aud
public grounds Of the city, for the distribution
Of gas, terminates at the end Of the thirtivth
year from the same date
Yours very respectfully,
JAMS S. WHEAT.
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TaE French Emperor holds cabinet COUNCILS
on Sunday afternoon and gives grand balls In the
evening. Sunday night is tue great ball night
Of Paris.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
gREAT AUCTION sALEl

ThvtNa isatsi tst afts 80 tlarNst Ears Hssts -
III pfssgrt a1rdpIsi ~ lsift or - anEf ahsst
X paastu cst Ms sired, V stlsa ~ si ivufHet
90 90 that art q ArF 81 hsuf fsa fgat q sfr
AVE tsisFuiafi 3 ssu a AUCTION 80 49, q
ear eftsrui t.iaahis ftsst ~
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY GOODS!
W 500 - istrs . asszrs t rsts tat 90 fhls 80
~ naif nttdarf RrsGzTG A. thf shAraciff v saf
tiseE 10 I'll kaauu - tfsl u nrt1ifti D. rulufrtis
A. spPsftautr fafty sx4Afl I'll b pfttsuifl % Ne
pstlt y etialaiag
Great Bargains in Dry Goods!
Sax y sanarbes On hsuiay hstunf. lot y hsfea, ~
10 ac.uet
Gttaa--Au ssns aslu thirtr tslara Ca, tuni srst
uIrtr talart. . uer5L ahis nnt- 81 s.nu laFt.
istst IlIIsKLIL 4 suGAEtN0EN,
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THExE are fory.six emperOrs, kings, princes,
grand dukes and dukes now reigning in Europe
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NEW Firm.

pEs ElETLFrTA StNcuElL, nsnu'l,, IA
~, NAusisJiyst Opposite " washington Hall, NAs''
>IITNtyiibE "a
d. Wiugbtll bsiu ge1u ptfdhy he faplil iueftatht
has ntts 20 ADD Die cuuts ~ doing he sane takta
pIgasuftl Infdfu loo m Fudt and ths pahc that has
tofrrd busIntH rduutctlou vlh y. :. aHru N, De-
Hh0 ha hat lysu J~aft nlhr shs
tgl profession,
SufrfalaH Nsthgllal ut1uatTa familiar 9Th, sud
pfacs a atvt ptgyrmruts ts Dental Aft. and
E4sraniss tlAtfof hHaa ,d4Tauits Aud practical utty
tfrlr AftlacI al csih sballnot be s4rpa,s-d.
Ferrous sho have raIrd ihvmagitya the pleasure ahd
c0miHu ~ Arar To- ffu thr great tread n tgacf
ugsKpsIrHsrl dating be- Hsetts-rN preliminary vNtrsts
tlu ot Us old tr md roots sfr ntorued thAt by nee
process, entirely uhEt CH,Gt0idrm EbSr and aP-ea
BE IN most c,ts auI psg,ny Anrrlss' 10 uH trrth A. .
nov extracted viticutpalH,
Any lhtormau0uur avcr sPpcrtauing 10 thsT PTofst'
sion they vnlbu pleased 20 siyr vrafls
Please AT ytallne tptrlneus - Art hcal Tssih.
~ once 0pfnAt al lours. svplt
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To Let

'INHT hrfs saf,hsass ftsuls gas, g. r,,stt, s,ss.
i pet ~ kssttil NsAJs, Arisy ia
iNnN ~ hcAftE
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To Let.

nNE latfs trsn 81 itsfy, osufr - Na.H 80 VuiufJ
" 49, vuh hifh rfunf utHUftir4 aHi Tlsstrfyi, Aa,
tfaur1g glhff strst spty - ttt tgsfssen fttn
inntdtatgly. Appg q
lauia l. MtAlll
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iran ssss Esst 49, b - esturtusy q hau.s,
a. a uariuart sarft, 'rsirs an N1afes -
Psissssisn fyea o. 10 frt " AlFa usAt Aeiys
80 ~ a AKMsfEON0
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incorporated lsls-chartsr Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND USiNPAIEED,
WITH a SURPLUS OF s5O83s7 SIS.
And the pre',s, Of IS yenrs success aud experience
ASSETS JANUARY !, 1853

fetal Liabilities ---- -
un'sitlsd Claims not .tliSp1da
LOnss EqIta5iy Adjuted aud Promptly Paid
UPWARDS OF s1l,ooo,ooo
OF Lors,I have been paid By The E,na IrIurLnes Co. IN
the pait IS years.
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Tor Rnnt

FINuE arFt urtt rgrt hritt tuiiinf rssf Ne Stone
hrIft Ih Ne Uhh Watt sui 49, paguIisd ~ 9gttse
taaafd tssfiiut hfssf. fs'sss'gH ttts 80 usl la
4ay u Arrl urNt
Aio - store toen 10 "a, tuilas, ssssrisl
a. tAas tiafs ~ jas tatAtH. Arlir o.
. laat4 B. IL ANNsfGoNu.
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y. B.-Ms,i-iR A o. take pleasure 10 referring. hyp
mission, % ths ollou ns gentlemen:
n. T. Weed D. b. iou Geo. " Thompson, Htli'n. ARD
CaIus Moran Nelson, Esq., u. ~ Eia. Esq DE-. John
Prisssli Dr. v. J. hates, Or. r. n. Camuns, DR. Z. A.
Huireh, ORA r0li Tallant1 Dslaplstn John Knoir,
Esq., MsClailfus, Knox A Co., March Taylor. nuvly
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DENTISTRY.

FTNHE unisrsEad respectfully inform the plblc hathty
have associated themselves together Tor the pfactirr
Dentistry TutJr oce II rs Market street stussn
Monroe and Cnidh Ss uhsrs they ui be- happy 10 zee
Dentist
Tl,y both students Anifor vsrai ysarhs ass't.
81 ts late Dr. halhsn and the senior pariuvf has
hr,n constantly nEagtd 10 the practice itr tmsc ipf the
last eleven 81 IN time hr has becHug argaaiu
TED 9TH n the leading Dentists To- almost al the
cities Of the Unlioi States aud has flnarsFd himsslt
Uith their Varioai psculAss In opsrAtnE 1hey there
fore tel conh-Ht Of bginz able Co give entire fsaeon
90 81 uha ma, aver them uiththyr pairuuaSs.
AnR ROBERTSON, N. u.
Wheeling. Sor. Is, 1891. JANIS ORR
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Hor Rnnt

l,EvEGAL lttHstis pssl'rEi "a uNstuur iaaua. ftst
- AZ laatantt tiasts tlsu ihf tittf tati ssuuAsA
az tfasffa Ffu - 'hae, aua trf rive irt tfftie
- ss hts tts s=a So rlsat aaN i've o. tIItft y
- issf ds1I gtrtsa Ettt fvtu ia ttth ttuslfna
i.lu sTONr THOMAS
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I rsi,rl - le Gu cisfkt tats. ahul MsniAy Nara
~, -, thbis-il join 9 rlEIrs. clslt
Little Giant King Of rOotnache,
TTNiis usrpafain vafraHi-i O. d a. fFaAfit Res
81 Or TuOriAciE. al 90 t,dit-ih - tyurtt ~
TtA has ttsa sssi D. fssulaf FfAss4uf ~ tleiAhi
al psattt, o. uguhsr q ftafs, 80 pFeuounes 80
u s as't taiaAts, us A. PsrisSi easlsai ssnsaA-
tees ever b. eA41tl
Pert1ui IN ntr q an Arsis of h Ira 90 81 oust
ne iuplftanes ~ pufehE'nr u rrsrousls pfufrst,
lni thus avoid ~ tosouout siun hautri aroand By w.
rysp9ushls ggarss their ascuu she are itrctsHi u
Pr.I.isd ali b. DIR = FuNbTNBEEG. Druggist,
tti5 No Wshh.nsou Hal, Whstauf Va
DuRE hEANbI I'D pafs Pct was ,treily tsiishs A..
ucn Co nscuA Plfpastt % etheruits IN store aud
Tor talrhy ". A EDWARDS hHO,
cor. Msufus ani Ntftrt sts,
tsblt opposite he Mlarg hotss
sHERgY All Nadia wiast, o. tapsf'0f gaaiity, OLA
- famuy Whtty. B.afthsny brautf, Nlnryf hfandy
Baa A Co.t Pale inia Ais IN store ard ~ sale hy
hb4t VA. LpNAKns a BRO
NIACARONi, ysrmlssli Hstksr, Tarrini, T'prosA A..
and Bf,s nrahiy Peaches, brandy CAsrtst, frsssyoi
Chsfrss Ounces orange ahd Ginrtr Cariiat, feklst
spcss A. Ag great abundance, very cheap hrcssis
fhgi ". A UPWARDS BRO,
IREst PtAchss, EAsrbsfres, hstkb,rric, Pine APPLE
II ahi Tomatoes, jest received and ~ sal ~
frhgl VA EnWARDs A BRO
AhERICAN GENIUS TRIUMPHANT
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Fof Rom

FI'iL laffs tvru ufv 10 ps stsuIarp ~ ~ nav
II lsvt, d ~ "a tigry U NJ sarttrHfs 90 hatt.t
etcafiritf Z Cfaugit aCr. fettfssiuu fITru On "a
day " AptI afst ArIsi 30 u,rp hesrsuf
asis - ARMSTRONG,
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FROM KANSAS.

More DsreloPmrats Of Election Ffavis-Go,.
Siorart Implicated in Hsm-7Ge Manner
IL rhieh thy eSre PerPtirdtei-C o9ti,Ii,a
Of one Of the Parti0.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
NOTICH.

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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-25
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

DEREMPT0RY SALE OF A DESIRABLE Build
Ing between l7th and 18Th Tuesday
afternoon, December 2l AZ O'clock shall e In front
Of the handson,et most eligible and desirable
the Washington Tor the erection ol private residence.
This valuable lot Is No Il In No icy the
south side OF l7th 18th
joining the residence OF Pr Wood u = A. onis
10 depth lao with tweuy
1854 square
public depar Gale positive
Terms OF sale; onefvurh Of the purchase cash.
der credit Of D, IL, Is, aud "a months for satisfactorily
cured bearing interest II the o sale complied
within three days after SALE the property Will he rcod risk
and Of the purchaser All cenveyancng tho
purchaser. The title Is indispntabe
Dec la--2t G. w. B0TEI.ER, Auctioneer.
The above sale is postponed, in consequence of
the rain until Thursday afternoon December 23,
Doc 23-H C. w. B0rElER, Auctionccr.
The above sale is further postponed to Tuesday
afternoon DECEMBER 2S at same hour which time IL will positive
y akc place. {. W. BoIEER, AuctiopeeT.
Dec 20
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Nav Yong, Dec. "a Cotton is dropping Of
700 bales Upland, III 9-Ig Flour Is heayy-s.es of
5000 bbls.; State "a 25 81 40; Ohio, So 35a s. so
southern, 50 So 40. Wheat is quiet-sales OF 800
bushels southern red, 81 20 white, 81 SO 81 so. ;
Kentucky white, 81 SO. Corn is stead sales of 800
bushels mixed II ia cents old yellow, s3l 50
cents new, 10 cents. Pork is heavy old mess ST. As
SIT so prime Sl3 65 SIS 10. Lard is quiet AT Il
ia cents. Whiskey is dull at 24I cents Sugar is
firm with an advance OF ic the eek-orleans CO a
II cents Coffee is firm at 81 IL cents. Aloasses is
dull at IS a SO cents. Spirits Of tupenne Is dull at
4s1 cents Rosn is steady at 81 80 aa,at. Rice is firm
ut 81 cents.