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Cheap and Fashionable Clothing n
JONES H0FMAYER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ALL KINDS oB
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Market street, three doors above Fourth ct.
Steubenville, Ohio.
TIE BEST ASSORTMENT OF READY.MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CARS EVER oyFERED IN sTEuBENvILLE.

TIE BEST ASSORTMENT OF READY.MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CARS EVER oyFERED IN srEuBENvILLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED has just re.
u ceived and is adding weekly to his
large and general assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing the latest styles rs they come out,
to which he directs the attention Of his friends
and the public, assuring them that he is pre-
pared to sell every description Of goods, at
prices lower than has ever been purchased 10
this section Of the state. In point Of style,
quality or durability, his goods cannot be ex-
celled in this or any other western market.--
His prices are uniform, and the public may
feel confident that they win at all times re-
ceive the worth Of their money.
II will be to the interest Of all, to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, as his
clothing is made to order, be Is satisfied that
he is able to sell better goods at lower prices
than any house in the city.
J. HOFMAYER, Market ST..
three doors above Fourth, Steubenvills.
apr 1883
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CHAwLS q CLOAKS-Of every kind
~ and quality, very cheap atT
oct 2l-tf DoUeuERTy & RRo.
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DAINT BRUSHES, improved styles.
1 also good lot of wall, counter and
dusting brushes. HENING GC MELVIN.
april 1888
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
E. H. M'Coy.
VIM. Hartman.

RY Virtue of an order of sale in this
Dcause issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Jefferson county, State Of
Ohio, bearing date February 4th 1858, and
to me directed, l will expose to sale by
public vendue and outcry, at the front door
ofthe Court House in the city of Steuben-
vile, on
TUESDAY, the 25th day of May, A. D.
1858,
at o'clock, p. m. Of said day the follow
ing real, estate and premises situate in
Jefferson county and State of Ohio, and
known and described as the north west
quarter of section numbered twenty. two
(22) Of township numbered eight 10y in
range numbered three (3) on the Piney
Fork ofshort creek, except two acres which
were sold to abner Hutton for mill dam.
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Fee $50.
Steubenville. April 81 '58 {
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EASTWARD.

NIeHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Leaves Colum.
bus at 9:55 p. M, arrives at Steubenville,
at 4:26 a. m.
MAIL TRAIN-Ieaves Columbus at
1890 a. M, arrives at. Steubenvillo AZ
9:46 p. m.
FREIsHT TRAIN-Leaves Columbus at
500 a. M, arrives at Steubenville at
l0:25p. m.
CADIz ACCOMMODATION TRArN--Leaves
Steubenville at 4:55 p. M, arrives at
Cadiz at sos. Leaves Cadiz at 1880 ar
rives at SteubenYille at lO:l5 a. m. ...e
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daily working cures almost
,s II by magic, euas Ae fra
more than one bottle q re
, Complaint, from tho vorst
mon headache, all Of whidh
Liver.
principal regulators Of the
'sperforms its functions wen
are fully developed. The
: dependent on the healthy
1prope1 performances Of IL
- ach Ia at fault, the bowels
|system suffers In cons@
Nur--having ceased to do
i Of that organ, one Of tha
his study, In . practice d
to find some rsmedywhero-
fmany arrangements 70
I medy Il at Last foup d, any
Complaint In any Of its
} bottle, and conviction 10
Z formed by dlssolvinR Rumn
. which Is soluble for theHe-
1 cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
. flow Of bile, invigoFaHhg
TO digest well, purifying
> health to the whole machl.
1 Of the disease, and effect.
amy Of the disagrecable
4 Calomsl or Mineral Poison,
to.
sufficient TO relieve the
, food from rising and sour
fore retiring prevents
night lOosens the bowel,
ness.
> meal will cure Dyspepsia.
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LIVER Il7IGORATORI /

PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, IS A GREAT sCIENTL
&c Medical Discovery and Is daily working cures almost
too great to believe cures II by magic eps e fra
dose giving benefit and seldom than one bottle q re
qured TO cure any kind Of Lu Complaint from tha worst
Jsundce or Dyspepsia toa headache all Of which
are the result Of q Diseased Liver.
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Pithburgh. Columbus and Cincinnati
(steubenville & Indiana)
R A | L r 0 A d !.
Connections Perfected both East and VISIT
Trains run through from P;ts.S1,-S = coIur.h,
Trains run through from PittsbufFh % CoIumbv
IN AND AFTER TIIFSnAY +.

0N AND AFTER TUESDAY, Jan.
" 4th, 1858. Trains win leave Eteu.
benyille, daily, Sundays excepted, j as fol,
lows:
NIeHT EXPRESS TRAIN-At 5;46 ?,
(stopping at Cadiz Junction and western
points) arrives at Columbus at 1:4O a. m.
MAIL TRAiN-At 9;45 a. M, (stopping
at all intermediate stations, arrives Il
Columbus at $50 p. m.
FREIeHT TRAIN--LeaVes Steubenville
at 2:5 Ia. m, arrives at Columbus at TIA
a. m. u. WI -
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mary Bane, Guardian,
John r Rovlees at ol

John B. Bayless, ct. al.
PY VIRTUE of an order of sale in this
Dcause issned out ofthe Court of Common
Pleas of Jefferson county, State of Ohio,
bearing date March 90, A. D. 1858, and
to me directed, will expose to sale by
public vendue and outcry, at the front door
ofthe Court House, in the city of Steuben-
vile, on
TUESDAY, the 25th day of May, AID.
1858,
at o'clock, p. m. of said day, the follow
ing premises situate in Warren Township,
Jefferson county Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit beginning
at stake standing on the side Of hill,
on the line between the lands Of the late Nj.
cholas Teal andthe late Peter Keller at the
distanCe ufsix perChes fom the still-house
run, in westerly direction, and running
from said stake south so deg, west to u
stake commonly called E X. thence east to
stone standing on the south side of short
creek, there lately established as one of the
boundary corners between the lands OF said
Teal and Zenas Kimberly, from which an
Elm nine inches diameter bears north So
fdeg. west forty-two links distant, thence
north to a point so far distant from said
last corner, that a straight line from it to
the place of beginning, will include one
hundred acres, thence from said point, by
straight line to the place of beginning
containing one hundred acres-excepting
therefrom about two acres, sold to Viii
liam Mccullough, and about eight acres
sold to Andrew Moore, and about six acres
sold to David Nugent.
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Fee 80
Steubenville, April 81, '5S-ts
SHERIFF'S SALE.
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too great to believe. II cures
dose giving benefit, and seldom
quired 10 cure any kind Of La
Jsundice or Dyspepsia TO o col
are the result of'a Diseased
The Liver Ia cne Of the
human body, and when 1t =
the powers OF the system
stomach is almost entirely =
action Of the Liver for the
functions. When the stom.
are at fault, and the whole g
quence OF one organ--the -
Its duty. For the diseases =
pr opriotors has made II
more than twenty years, q.
with To counteract the
which II is liable. -.
To prove that this re- 4
person troubled with Liver
torms, has but to try aC
certain.
A compound has been y
and extracting that part -
tive virtues Of the medi- l.
oil morbid or bad matter
ing In their place q healthy r.
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and l.
nery, removing the causes =
ing Q radical cure without
after effects, felt by using r
that Ia usually reserted
One dose after eating Ia
stomach aud prevent the
Ing. =
Only one dose taken be-
nightmare. r,
ONLY ono dose taken OF p
gently, and cures costive-
One dose taken after each =
@0ne dose Of two tea
lieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause Of the disease,
Only one dose immedi.
One dose often repeated =
Morbus, and q preyenta- -
One dose taken often "
Of bilious attacks, while It a
hgs.
Eonly one bottle is Z
ystem the effects Of medi- =
One bottle taken for r
lowness or unnatural colsr =
One dose taken 0 short a
tigor TO the appetite and Z
One dose often repeated -
In It's worst forms, while !.
plants yield almost TO the
One or two doses cures ;
while for worms In child :
or or speedier remedy In
There is no exaggeration =
are plain sober facts, :
10 prove, while al who use Q
imous testimony in ito
Il Among the hundreds Of L
the public, there are none '
t Dr.. Sanford's Invigorator
throughout the Union. Tn
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TYING.

Suspended from the gallery, in the re ar
of the speaker, was card, bearing upon
its face the immortal motto of the dying
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STEUBENVILLE MUSIC STORE.

Auditor of Jefferson Gov
Steubenville May S, '5S-5tw
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aPHcIIL HoxICHa.
~ FAIL 1853.
MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY.

T.R.PRfCl& o. are crowdIng their waserooms
With everything that y new eegsnt and attractive
md substantial In hsavy Staple and Domestic Dr.
l}eods.
at no season, however dull. 40 that strangers and
others msy always ccme with the full assurance Of
finding every novelty that the european OF our o"n
In ertenf selection variety and price. they are
sssssr fs arg ~
great conhferce the present Autnsnn invite both
who'll sale and retail buyers to give them the bsrsii
the most critical that they bring both skIli and on
trrprise into requisition in making up their sup
The limits Of an advertisement will not allow any
enumeration-they, viii therefore name only . few
of t .hs. lsi annasa Six Robes eunce
Be- Do 90 90 g g; s !: 4 4sa'iis
Rich Valencia Robes, Ia Princess
Splendid Corded SILK Drsdym mere
Do Toile DO No9cs :. Iw c,.r.,
A" DO ID do Prints. great variety.
Merin0s' H Ses5Rsfffssa 81 RiEEPeARrMKNr.
Black Cashmeres, Meriros, hoInba1ines. m1n.e-
Inns. Canton Cloths Tsrnice Lusirine. Wells. udkfs
a. ~" EMsRotbERY b aPAkTs ENT.
Honiton Lace Sets, Point CO Applque; do. Col
ss. sss cosrs
linen Sets; Misses Camb. and Mus. setts in varie
ty, &c. &c.
MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
And coming in daily Sbawls Of every description
Velvet end Cloth Cloaks with all the newest wrap
pings imported.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin ard Lace Curtains. Sat. Dsmssk. Broca
tells Union Damask, Tassels. Gimps. Fringes. Cor
nice, &C.
V1Rs Of every kind worn In our climate
NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
Linen and cotton Sheetings, Tai le Damasks, Tow.
elings. Diapers, Huckabacks. Bed Blankets, Crib
Blankets, pimitys, white and gray Blankets, 81
Fulied Cloths, Sleeps Gray sattinetts, Kerseys.
Plaid Linseys, Pisid Cottons, 0zuat urgs Fiapnes,
Kentucky Plains, Georgia Plains, &c. &C.
In this last heavy goods department., 80 full and
crowded are they, that in order to make rom tr
turers and others at bare commission upon the
cost
&c film TRIP PRICE co.
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MAaINH INTHLLIaaN


Pert o. R'ehS1nd, Sept. lo-Hsgh Wstss 12l s'ep
ARRIVED.
schr Crenshaw, Moss, New York, mdse, D W
Cunie.
schr Sawyer. Pierson. New York, gusno, Ba-
con 4 Baskerville.
schr Mary Nat, ireland. Philadelphia, coal, Jno
Ballard.
Colquitt h Co
schr Panthea. Maxwell. New York, guano, Nc
Gruders sons.
S;hr Alert. Champion Philadelphia, coal, Writ
Roberts.
schr Cunn'naham. Luker. Albany, lumber
Jas Eunn; hay. BTiigford 4 Co.
d King Ca.
schr WI, Mallory, Woolford Port Deposit lumber
Gum
British Brig Resale. Holmes. Winsor, N 8, plas-
ter. C T Worth.m a Co
=, sritish Brig Highland Mary, Davidson, Hansford.
S, plaster.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and passengers. Ii futile.
sehr Ciarmont. johnson. down the river, light.
CLEARED,
Ship VI Lawrence, Capt Claypoole. for Venice.
with CTS hhds Of Tobacco, by Ed VIM lie Voss Co
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst by the Rev. c. G. Chaplin, E0.
W. Walden. Esq to Miss SALLiE A hEAL. ell
of Danvilie, Va.
May the blessings of God bs with them.
In Prince Edward by Rev Daniel Witt on Thurs
day 9th inst. Miss MARY LEW 8 TEMPLE, and
Dir JAMES ID. WITT.
A.lther city papers please COPY.
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SAILING OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Sept. l5-The steamship Africa, for
Liverpool, to day took out 60 passengers and $6t9-
422 in specie.
The Hamburg steamer Borussia, for Southamp-
ton, Havre and Hamburg took out 60 cabin pas
sengers and los in the Storage.
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rnE WEEKLY DISPATCH

The Htslsy Dispa.ea for this week contains .
highly Interesting report Of tho examination OF
HKsar w. R,vssg, 81 sincassle, charged with kill
lag Jas. McDsgslL, Sr.-Aaothsr Literary Lion
10 rroabis-Womau as . Horse Joekey-Excss.
meat at che Nsv York Observation-Disclosures aud
cAliforaia Nevs And the asual variety Of Editorial
Correspondence and News Matter. For sale at the
counter this uSroing. Price cents, in wrappers
rosdy for mailing. -. 49,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The Government 10 wait
ing with intense anxiety the progress Of events 10
Mexico but as yet has official data which can
justify any opinion as to the result Mr.. forsyths
conduct has not been the result OF special lnstruc-
tous. 80
The Cass Herran treaty is still under the DELHI
eration of the Cabinet. The result will be sno-
mitted to the Senate.
The President has gone for week, to Wheat
land, on private business.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning. about o'clock. MARTHA
ANN daughter of Garland and MariEda Mallory,
in the l6th year of her age.
Her f1rt ral will take place this Friday) morning,
at II O'clock from the residence Of her parents. near
the Tredegar Rolling Mills.
The subject CT The above notice, all that fond
parents could have desired. Affectionate, lovely
and obedien ard, until within very few days gave
promise of long life of usefulness TO her parents
aud those around her But the tie that bound her 10
as earth is sundered forever, and cur fond hopes
are all blasted. She gone the land of rest, and
tie crrh-d hearts OF hsr doting parents bleed, be-
cauee Of the sad bereavement; and, He only who
hasbrnised can heal the wounded hearts. oh. Eow
she will be missed in the home iofore enlvened
by her pre- sepce ID the social CIRCLE the Bible Class;
Wherein she went her amiabe and atfectionato
disposition, eudeared her to all.
Farewell dear Martha.
"Wednesday. at ~ O'Clock. P. H.. at the residence
Of hr Ad irhus T. ree. st John street, Mr. JAS.
g. TANNER, in the 18th year Of his age.
His funer al will take place to day, at II o'clock -
The frie Eds and acquaintance OF the family In
vtei to attend vi, huut further notice
4a-CUlpeper ana Orange papers please copy.
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: pHciAL NoTlCEs.

-ST arcrroH SALE or valuable FABM
NJ Is sc,e, On the Rsiirnad. thr.a mIles North Of
Richmon1- { I, lake piacc IS AFTERNOON at
o'ciock.-Ths particular atfenti n OF the en0Iic u
Ia ,bls FERN, advertised by Messrs Lofiin N Elicit
and DthI n Gardner trustees, to take place on the
PREMISE. THIS AFTERNOON. at o'clock. Zee
" lit GnDpIS ApPEBsoH. Aucts.
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; - - : = -
LOCAL MAT TEIsk.
Rr.a ..

FrRs. About IL o'clsck Yesterday
ths alarm Of are wins gisen from the
barrel factory OF Dunlop Co.. ccrnsr q lo'h and
Byrd ssreets. and from the dense volumes Of black
smoke asceuainx from the premises, u sas aener
ally believed that oil the buildngs had tguited at
once and thsssthar total distraction was inevltA-
bio The eupioyees 10 the establishment. hndiug
that The timber 10 one Of the dry kIlns had taken
fre attached few sections Of large hose TO plug
10 the yard, and having . good head Of water Ia
play from, succeeded Ia checking the flames till
iwo or three Of the IRE companies arrived with
their apparatus aud saved the building The loss
Of materials 10 roughly estimated 1t $1,000, upon
which there Nna \ paKtial inxnranca
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ARKANSAS PoLITicIANs-In Pike county, Ark, a
few days since, political meeting came off at
which the candidates for the legislature-a Dr.
Lane smoug them-addressed the people. Upon
the DR. descending from the platfoi w. after bril-
liant speech. he was arrested f,r murder CON-
mitted 10 North Carolina two or three years ago.
and put 10 irons. TO beconyeyed TO the State from
which he had fed. The Dr. very reluctant,
and appealed to his on.ttuents," but it wouldn't
do ~
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GnDDIS 4 ApPERsoH. Auets.

~ THs UHlvsRsALIsT CHURCH, on
Mayo street, will be reopened for regular services.
ON SUNDAY next.
The Rev T. : HEIaLRY. formerly Of Baltimore. and
more recently OF Reading. Pa who has been epfas-
ed a. pastor will prea n In the morning as III ock
and IN the evening at half past The public are In
yited TO attend. pc ICE
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TaEATRH.-Bemeft Of Miss 4aaqie Aitchef.-Thst
cheerful little bird, Maggie Mitchell, who sing,
and is always willing to sing, takes q benefit at
the theatre tonight Tho play goers of Rich
noud never need urgirg to induce them to graft
~ their own inclinations, and, IL We may judge
from the full houses Of the present week. they will
all the old Marshall full tonight. The bill 10 an
excellent one, including the Pet of the Pettcoats
Katy Oshisl, and that screaming farce, in which
johnson IL also cast, The Lady Of the Lions. The
usual variety Of dancing IL among the induce
nents T. attend.
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~ New GooDs.-
B2EEDEN e. FOX,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
ID V n nh n q

Wu6iobaIe anu Httd'f DcdftT6 IN
DRY GOODS,
Are now receiving and offer TO their city aud coun-
try friends, very large, cheap, and choice selec-
ton of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
In Ladies' Dress Fabrics, they have a splendid "a
softment TO which particular attention ID called.
say
Paid and Striped vALENCIAS
POLE DE CHEVRE
Deiaine k0RES. a Les
silk do do
Rayadere STRIPES
Rich Plaid do.
Also,
Housekeeping and Plantation Goods. liz great
variety.
All Of which will be offered to the wholesale ard
ne I5-io. 2l7 BROAD STREET.
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Rev. VIM. P. Coleman died 10 Northampton
county, Va, on the 9th inst.
Parson Brownlow has arrived in Lynchburg,
Va, on his way home from his slavery debate.
The agricultural fair at Wheeling, Va, CON-
mences on Tuesday with fine display
Peaches, in abundance, are selling in Charlottes'
vile, Va, at SO cents per bushel.
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SYRACUSE n. Y Sept 16 The Democratic State
Convention, has made the following nominations.
For Governor-Amasa ]. Parker; for 1t. Governor
Jno. j. Tayior; for Canal Commissiouer-Sherwin
B. Piper;..for Prison Inspector-Ed. T. Donelly.
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YELLOW FEVER AT THE sOUTH-C0Tr0N EX.
PORTS. &c.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15-The fever fs spreading,
and considerable uneasines is beginning to prevail
The weather, too, is oppressive The deaths in the
Charity Hospital in the twenty-four hours ending
last evening numbered fifteen
The exports Of cotton to Liverpool during the
week we're 5000 bales. Freights are 10
MOBILE, Sept Is Six new cases of yellow fever
were reported yesterday
Trade is dull, and the sales of cotton are chiefly
for the Continent.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. l6 Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat firm-red 81 2j1l 30, white 81 30GJl.4o Corn
stead white 77@7S, yellow $3.50.
NEW YORK, Sept Is Cotton dull and unchanged.
FlSur irm-State advaIc-d 5 cfnts. Wheat up-
changed. Co IL higher-white s4(0'5 Other art
cies unchanged Stocks lower va. 6's ga Sales
Yesterday of S. 500 Va. IS at &c.
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MISSISSIPPI. to the recent nomination
BY the Democrats Of Ex-Governor McRAE to fill
the vacancy In the Congressional delegation from
Mississippi, occasioned by the death of General
QulzxAs,a large portion Of the party 10 the Dis
trict, expressed their preference for JAMES JoHS
sfoE, Of Jefferson county. Mr.. In very graceiul
letter declined being candidate. He is native
Of this city. His letter is marked by good sense
and rs3ued senti ment, and exhibits an uncommon
aversion to public life.
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COUNTERFEIT the 14tb inst, 10 Philadelphia,
s. bill on the Northw .stern Bank of Virginia was
passed on a store keeper by young man, who
was followed and arrested. confederate
also arrested at the same time. Their names are
Favon aud Crawford On searching them $50 of
the spurious money was found upon them.
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The 0sIo STATE FArR.-The opening of the ninth
annual State Fair of Ohio, at Sandusky on the 4t,
was Of the most favorable character. The weatbe +
was beautiful aud the attendance large more tick.
cts having been sold than the first day last
year. The entries are unusually large 10 all tie
departments, except fruits and fowers. The ell
tries of live stock number ten hundred and fifty.
four, and the miscellaneous fifteen hundred and
sixteen.
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CATTLE-The Tazewell county, Va, Advocate
says only three four sales of cattle have been
made il that county this season, and there are a
large number there, and adds:
The quantity of hay harvested is unusual and
the quality unsurpassed. We suppose the amount
of hay in the county is fully equal to the quantity
Of stock on hand. The people are certainly able
to winter their cattle if purchasers still persist in
holding Of Nevertheless. farmers are anxious to
sell, aud for persons who not too much fright,
ened to hazard the prospects before the drover this
season, no finer market be found than Taze-
we'll. From the timidity eyinced at this time, not
only here, but generally, we are led to infer a
handsome return for those who have nerve enough
to drive.
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POWDER MIL ExpLosroN.-A new glaze mill of
the iiszardville powder works at Eufield, ct az
pioded on Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, aud was
destroyed, with lis contents. Four workmen, in-
Guiding John A. 6areshe, the superintendent, were
killed Tie mill was first started on Monday
morning, and the less of property In building ami
machinery is conside rahle
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ss-NRn Goops Il have received from

EGFNRw GooDs II d ave received Irom
p,.;yaSsinb;a ard New York. and will op.n thu.
nrn;ng choice and srIepdid Jrtment OF ledles
pRRsa iOODS. Also. a fine assor ;m"nt Of CIOTHs,
CAsSIMERES and vEsTINGS. along with genera 9,
onsIity' many Of which cen sell at much lets than
former prices. Npopo 4. A taroa
ri, ~ Negro CLOTHING Of every descriptions:
Rrpwn and Bleaehed DOMESrICs. and many other
Goods too tedious to mention, usual, kept In the
< call is respectfully solicited of ell who want
cheap and good Goods. Come and see and Judge for
So sa I'm JNO sMITHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

CABLE EXCITEMENT AT bermuda Late advices
from Bernuda state that the steamer Delta arrived
at Bermuda the 31st ult., from Halifax with
the first news dispatch transmitted over the At.
lsntic Telegraph, being the advices of the peace
with China. This dispatch was five days reaching
Bermuda from Eaglsnd, and created great sensa
ton there. The Bermuda papers are chiefly filled
with matter relating TO the proceedings ia this
country, on the succ. ssfu laying of the cable