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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
4 DENT Al CARD. -.

PRIVATE SALE 0FVAlUABLEFARl
An the NcEss Is horIAoOd OF Wheeling.
We seeserDsr oilers for saleths well known Glendale
y Farm, which has been snh-dfFided into small
tracts viii sold separate together TO suit the
purchasers Each farm is we'll fenced confirms affair
proportion ofGrabls and woodland, Each farm well
tered and rough lands admirably adapted for graz
cling of sheep cattle.
Hfnrnl no. f-Contatns1T6 acres. ghebulldinga are
In good repair consisting of fine stone dwelling stables,
parns cc'ouSc smoke-touSc, &c. and orchard Of the
most choice fruit aud in good bearing conIlitons
Karin Me- 9-CoataIn l71 Gcres The Dnitilng 90 con-
Rtst OF a tenants house, harm; good stables.
Farm no. b Contains 116 acres. BuidinSs-a ten
ants house. The land in this tract is superior.
GSIrn no 4-HIthtn six miles of Wheeling, contains
"a 1cres, and has on 1t dwelling house and stable.
Farm No. S is principally hne timber land. this
there are q 10 acres.
EsItFla no. 9 is beautiful hill farm adjoining theland
Of Charles empJe, Marshall county, wtthi.
otWheellug.
Farm Nc 5isalso hill farm, we'll Improved nd In
hSh state otcnltTationa good house, good barn and
stable, and fine fruit. stss.t il1ss af.
The above property lies within eight miles of Wheeling,
on wheeling Creek, and two mile from Mrs Oruger's.
TERMS OF SALE-one-fourth cash, and the balance I'm
I'VE equal annual bearing interest from of
ayable annually Deferred payments
red by q deed of trust on the property.
Forfurter particulars, enquire subscriber
premises, of T. Baker, ESQ., Wheeling,
cob Gooding, ESQ.,, Elm Grows. it-ss
Address ELLEN b. BUOHANAE,
tuy2S.Sm Elm Grove P. o., Ohio Co., Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

UaFpeGss
100 PIECES latest and assortment of Coll
I w oEsof KEL YETLNG, RUSSELsS, 9Il2RER PHI,
INGRAM PEDtS9lfLPE.panlEh AGC4RPEYS.
1wllIsell excellent CarretGt Is cents pgf
yard, AID do superior figured 81 CENTS Sdperns y
else Velvet Carpets worth 30 for ebga yard Matt.
ing, "A wde for ony2S cents yard extra 0usIit,.
Rag QsEpet, 4 wide, for % cents.
Very ane Hearth Rugs yards long for only 80
yoE:ll tn.reallty Se. Eap8-Sml ALEX. lEEyAAN.
E{iAHeY BASKETS Travelling Fishing eeis and lnps:
Il Meerschaum Cigar Tubes; ToSSA brush!
esi EF'sysss1s slaska. iiysl PAYNEi&Co.
Fail Goods.
resi- laYe tbs day receive ed our first
lot OF FAN Goods Consisting every deseription OF
Hats and Caps 70 Tie attentiun Il The public Is ivdi
ted. E2lEa3 s.. u. HARPER S0SS.Et
1I4syT Of egtEy desGtiili 81 style color aud
/ L price StssSy on Aards -
Anf1e 6. D. HAnPEE & soNa e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

PRINTssaU pieces at onlys cts pery cts
sBLsAcHED MUsllNs- pieces, full yard vide, aud
for only 10 cents yard. Also excellent
e only cents article OF
sea M9slns e vide for cents. sheetings
Gntl kiiioW case Musltns at almost any price.
0IEgKs at prices, Bedticking, first rate art
cei ~ centaa yard and Herring Bone TTiD II
only 1s31S cents per yard very cheap.
GRAstA very good qua only cents per-
tRlsHIkNESS-Asple splendid article, arranted aIifnen.
fof. only IS cents a. yard
GINGEfA yor
123S cettS.
BIZ BEGRs AND LUsTREs-some as low az 8 cents a
yafui AZ lap3-Bnll ALEX. HEYMAN19.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14


hereby certify that having bep badly bruised and
scaded by the explosion Of Steam Roller
me totry BraRgs Arctic Linin.ent The
~ extra tefrom the scads and in very time
the pain gone from the bruises. In two Mas
we'll and able to resume business, s3 ,4sfE
HENRY sHAVERSKILl, residence JAckson arrest
SRaA SSpssE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

LAUGHhIEs & BITsHPTELD Agent for Wheeling Va.
lists generslly. NIP f1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

This Invaluable Lininent9s also equally ecatIers II
curing the diseases Of anas, witness the following
certificate: Messrs.J. e AsArnct ard Lynch Arnoi Co.
keep the two livery besin gem
orally known tlroughoutthe United states.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
The 4sltHd See!

wBRsTxB cITT, Iowa, NOV. eth, 1901.
hereby certify that Well acquainted with
RUSSELL and with the astuni3bing cures lie mentions and
know his statement to be stTict ~ irps.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
EVER ARsgEa ca

And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
KER OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
/s-,,ru,u,u nv v-E,.ctsVes s,CuF<T

KER OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
SECURED BI LErrEIsS PATENT.)
II ERoSENE ILLUMINATING OIL4-lhe light oh.
~ tanned from this Oh exceeds in brlliincy that Of
any other oil or fluid heretofore discovered - mex
plosiyc, aud will remain ilpid IN the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend as the lamps best adapted
t. this OH, the Kerosene lamps manuiacturcd by the
following parties Messrs Cornelius takcr, also, by
utt OF Philadelphia T.. Y HaughwOut Co, ASS Broad
way the Brooklyn fiut Glass c No. - Broad street.
Mrssrs Detz Co 49, William street l.. Mercicr, l3T
Elm 81 and H. Edwards, ~ Duane street, y sam
pies Of dincreut styles OF Lamps be seen at The
kERusENE IrHflcAriNu on No. l. Prepared Ia suit
the finest aud all other kinds Of Machinery; burns
brilliantly IA Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps al
the ordinary solar Hand LAMPS ana STANDS as great
a degree OF cold as the best sperm on and Is admna
bly, adapted 10 Railroad and steamship uss.
kFiitskNE LUERfCAuNG Ous, Mes AND J. superior
Iubricators will be found 10 pussess advantages over
any Oils In the market at same prices-will not burn
and have been thus prepared Ia meet the require
ments VI Railroads and others.
kERosxNE BlNNA1K on Prepared expressly for
hips use and will be found admirably adapted Tor
he OF steamships, MeH OF War, Merchant Vessels,
Lake and River Gran. AID burns VA all the e. bini
state room, Binnaelc forecastie lamps, signal Tan
Binnscie Oh will remain auii as long as best Sperm,
aud Will barn all night without requiring 10 be uiin
med adv antage that viii be Obvious TO every snip
master
iho Kerosene oils can be obtained from the Whole.
sale Oh nslorz ship Chambers "a uggsls sad 1rocofs
Ia New York, and the regularly appointed Agents u
tte Company many Of ta principal towns and II
lagos 81 te United states, the CAna.ls ad th" isAAd
OF Cuba.
Local Agents appointed ON conformity with the rules
established by the Board u Trseesl ON application
CENKRAL AGKNrs, kEtosESE uiL COMPANY
No. SO Beaver street, y. a.
y. B.-crculArS With full particulars, Testimonials,
prices, &C, will be forwarded on Application as above
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
Trunks and Nalises.

II ADII,S' Extra size sole Leather
IL Trunks; f@4t1lLlif
Ladies extra size Travelling Trunks, t-rttlS "
Gents nae sole Leather Trunks, AA-A-<J
NullSsse
kossuth Trunks
Hoe skin trcn frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW A RUTLAND,
i.nas No. So mon street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06

Nexree.i negreesss fer saies'.
A No NAN COOk, assd he wAs, uho = = splei d.
N washer And traneF. Alas g0od family Il l1kna,
Negroes. which wsli b spia loe
1e1@1-a t4 ~ Dh.b . VI
~ssssz ~ j
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
HIGHLAN DE R

II ~ IL ~ ~ IN ~ - ~
rIYIIS very superior and famous Horse 10
i located Tor the season Of 1855, At my Ot2A
farm adyolniag Nashville. Mares Nil be re- XII
ciVed sro lOtA Of March l0ta IL July al $50 each
and 81 Ihe Groofn, due 10th July Ia All cases 81
failure ghey may be returned gratis next year.
HIGHf-lSDkR was bred % rauanas Iay ior, OF
c Ia a. be Sas gst by Giencoe, imp his dam Sast4-
net a winner al ali distances BY Monarch, map, Sc,
his pedigree l. fau Prs aHt fssssSsts, aud ike the
horse htnzelg excitrs the admiration OF the most er
cal olsssr
IIGfff ANDRE i rirh chestnut 81 excellent e0nst
tutin aud temper, measuring 10 hands IN heght. and
has unusaal length and sogtaess Of frame, couples
With surtkasllg hcauty of form and agtin As great
raesl,gs. liza FLANDERS rcpatatsea tareaxhent the
Unson y a. f.sr some time Tiy ettsaiei, having
bsasen IA ths best style, al u his many eotnpetteFs
la s,onth Carolina and eeorga, untA about ave years
odd u l1ra hss sssss std ste,su aia a once wst
torthto facet formiasbie rivals wherever :" be
found
la this extremely trying career, Highlander gained
as large share Il has vscF attended ~Ht
race horse ehdrr llAe tr-s-
eitag and suanuE all dtancrs he dad ehcthcr n
et,sAl ~ bad hsalth aad calldEsissA-
an Who have examined AiG kii-aNIlsR and his colts
freely eRpFsss Tie egta,. thai bfeeaes at sHe-
FloF slae fos every he vii take fznk among ts
nas.st russsstzbis haFs1s ~ tbs eonntry.
InAFla-u u 7. AsNANuh-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
F r EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
To
Nashville and Stations ON n. &
c. RaiEroad, west Of stevenson
l.S.z.57 E1z1.zz7 kzss -lu

First Class, (includng Hais) per 100. ...sl IS
NAiss---- 90
Third Class ....... - Sn
Special Rates for Furniture &c - - . 40
(NoMfETiiioN between Steamers and Propellers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused reduction Steamers freiehts
on through Goods. As their charges max nactunte
We give above the rates from Charleston or savannah
10 NashVlAe At the same time guarantee the cost
snail not exceed, at any time az juno The
rates as heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia 10 Nashville in connection
win charleston and savannah Steamship Lines viz.
First Class, per 100. n on
Second Class "................------ -
Third Glass. ..".............- sS
Special Rates s'............ 2 so
and To Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
overcharges and damages (cxccpi damages occur
ing AT sea VIII be Tromptly settled h@retofore
For further Information Cards giving classilca-
noh NC apply 10 me Al the y. c Railroad Depot or
| py nitl 20 CHAS. W. ANDERSON.
itb---H General
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06

TOM YORK 60 have % had The best Gold Pea
81 ever offered fsf s-air N th.s snarkei
aFFa-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06

DRESTOL BRICK DUST. and Mount Ea-
ID gle TCpol for polishing gold, silver, brass, glass,
&c; new article for sale by
jane RAINS & BROWN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
SNYDER s FRvzZEII

IIAVE in store a fine stock of Boots and shoes of
H every description, which they Offering at low
prices. marI7-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
LINN CONN NzOsJ II,
TULLAIfOMA, TENN.
10. b. NTH. Proprietor.

HAVING taken charge of the above Hotel, will en-
deayOr please all who may favor with
CALI OF my friends, and the citizens Of Nashville a
Davidson county, would solicit patronage My table
viii all times be provided with the best the country
affords, and every Will be taken TO please all
There is good Livery Stable contiguous 10 this
house. and the Fayetteville, Mulberry and lynchburg
Passenger Coach leaves this Hotel every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday for the above places, at
y O'Clock, =. NJ and returning every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. making
connections with the Nashville and Chattanooga, and
McSlnnville and Manchester Mail Trains.
L InlIahnma. Aupust Is. 1871
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
Nnlf'x PaIfni igrifnlInral hummer.

rIsHIs zrticle Constructed "a consequence Il =
sagkcstszn ffuIs the An ersAh tnztitair, thai >
ssIGs,a, poFtahte, AL boa sci fafaacss saach
needed b sarmers ieF boiling and sseAminx l0i, and
far t.zny naechAni<ai and eesesgc puFfszsEs Izkk
tie tssslnm tiss T. = Agricultural Far AZ iaaisr
,llls Just recelsed. Nm sTkHARI,
No u aArkrt street.
Ais cs4i ceekias Raasss. aa4 small osokia< ssssss
fsT eeaL vs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
Nails.

n 600 KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
S.UUO 100 kegs -four barrel nails
loo F" finishing %
100 90 fencng
so T" 4, 5, aud inch Spikes; in store
and for sale by W. II. GORDON Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
Benz. +. Shields Sales.

n EsTIAR Auesian sal-s q FURNITURE, COOKING
IL ITfNsIGzs, CARrETISGS, &C, every saturday
morning al 10 o'ciSek
nEstIAR Aurtsan sales a f'ry esois, clofhing and
IL varsetlss each Wednesday asa fr'lAy eseusng Al
early Gas Light, BY
Jan T-u HkSJ y. eitik14c
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
prp GooSs, etc.
Great Rargains ror Cash.
W. G. xseNA8RY 81 co.

VI. G. NscNAERN a. co.
RECEIVED THIS DAY BY EXPRESS,
100 DOZ. Alexander's Kid Gloves;
lSO 10 doZ- Extension s. s. Skirts, white cold;
10 cartons Ducals, new styles;
10 do. Nousin de Chene:
do. New style Stella shawls, for early Spring;
800 Pque Collars and Sleeves, new styles;
Grape Collars and Sleeves, do
Breakfast Caps, do;
Illusion Capes and Berthes, do;
Our Mr.. McNary IL in the Eastern cities, and We
will be getting New Goods every few days dul ing the
season and solicit call from friends and the pub
lie generally. r. c. McNAlRT CO.
marriott
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06

FRESH SEEDS.
TX BARRELS CLOVER SEED,
LEI 10 barrels Timothy "
Blue Grass Seed, cleaned and stripped,
Herds Grass Seed,
Onion Cloves,
Prolific Corn,
Chinese Sugar Cane,
Japan Peas,
Iandrcth's Garden Seeds,
Flower Seed
Just received by RAINS BROWN,
febl3 No. 10, Public Square
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06

AGENTS WANTED,
TTNO sell Goods for manufacturing house in this
i CITY Salary from slO0 10 $3.50 per month and
expenses On receipt of $40 We will forward samples
by express with Instructions; or, address enclosing
4. U. stamps for particulars.
c. Il. ORVlS,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
No. 20 Elm ST., Cincinnati, Ohio,
jel-dly Post onice box $40.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-11-25

The coinage Of the United States Mint
for the month Of October was Al $40 pie.
ces of gold of tho value of SlO2,07O;
2,59s, 900 pieces of silver, of the value OF
s45O.oOO; and 100000 cents, of the
value of sI7,o The total coinage be.
ing 4,339,OOO pieces, of tho value of
s509,O7o. The gold coinage was princi,
pally in dollar pieces, aud the silver very
largely in the smaller denominations Of
coins-quarters, dimes, half-dimes, and
three cent pieces. The deposits for the
month were Sl19, $40 of gold. and of sill
yer bullion, including silver purchases,
S4l6,430. Old cents exchan nged for new,
S4,665. Total deposits for the month,
$40, GAS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-11-25

had been paid by the faculty. Scarcely
had be said the word when the silver be-
gan to fly into the arena from the seats
of the vast amphitheatre Nearly all the
800 students were present, and the show
er of quarters greatly jeoparded the lee.
turer (Dr. Motif and his attendants. to-
gether with DR.. Alex. B. Mott, who seem
ed to be target in the innocent amuse-
ment.
We were favored this morning with a
call from Mr.. Groux, the congenital 6s-
sure of whose sternum created such inter-
est at the Medical College to-day. His
case is most remarkable one, and is a
rare opportunity of studying, er Ussu,
the actions Of the heart, great vessels, and
lungs.
1t solves several doubtful questions in
regard to the action of the heart. and
gives quite as vivid an idea of the great
strength and vigorous movements of the
"little life NJ achine," as if the ribs were
cut away and it exposed; more vivid in.
deed, for in the latter case there would
be no action such as is now plainly visi-
BILE under all conditions of the system, De-
ueath only thin veil of flesh.
Somebody's desire that there might be
window in the breast of all men, or
Charles Lambs equivalent, pane in the
stomach, seems nearly realized in MIR.
Groux's ease.-Eyening Post.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-11-25
A Home for the Winter

The New York Times says that a young
man from Franklin came to that city a
few days since, with only a limited ward
robe aud equally limited means, and in
stead ot fudiDg himself on the road to
fortune, was on the point Of starvation
ln this predicamcnt, he stole case OF
boots and shoes in front of shoe store in
Canal street, was arrested and taken be-
fore Justice Steers, of the Essex Market
Police Court, where the following colilo
guy occurred:
Ma9lstratc-What have you to say rel
atiVe to this charge of robbery preferred
against you!
Prisoner-My money was all gone and
| was starving.
MagiState-That is no excuse for
theft
Prisoner-You 60 without food forty.
eight hours, and you would not think an
excuse was wanted for stealing. came
here from Franklin, N j., tried to get
work, but couldn't; my money was all
gone, aud | knew if | stole something
would be arrested and furnished with
food and shelter.
Aiaglat@e-I shall send you to Black
wells Island for four mouths.
PeSoner--1 am much obliged, for it
gives ne just what | have been looking
for home for the Winter.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-11-25
From California and Oregon.
ST. LOUIS, November %.


The overland mail has arrived bring.
| ing Eve passengers. During severe
storm at Trajon, on the ID of October, a
stampede occurred among the Camels
used by Lieut. Beale. Nine have been
recovered, and six are still missing.
The Los Angelo Star, speaking Of i'm
migration, says another large party oi
immigrants from Iowa, Missouri, Arkan-
sas and Texas arrived during the week
in excellent health, without experiencing
the slightest Inconvenience. The stations
of the Overland Mail Company afford
resting places at cOnTenieDt dis
tapces, and greatly assist travellers. The
feed for stock is excellent, and animals
arrive in good order. A large immigra-
ton from the South Western States is pow
on the road. David Harris, of Baltimo ore
was burned to death at San Francisco,
on the 22d ult.
The Sixth Infantry had reached Car.
son Valley and would proceed directly to
Benieia. Three hundred recruits, under
Lieut.. Bootes, were expected in ten.days
George Penn johnson has formally re.
tired from the National newspaper,
Victoria dates to the 18th of October,
mentions the arrival of nine hundred oun
ces of gold dust by Express, besides sew
eral large parcels in the hands of passen
gers.
Accounts from above are d ore favora-
BILE; mines turning out much better than
anticipated the month previous. New
diggings of all descriptions discovered. =
More miners are going up the river than
coming down. Freigbts from Victoria to
Fort Hope have advanced from $40 to
$50 per ton. The shipments of gold from
Victoria through Coells, Fargo & Co.,
from 4th August to 18th October, amour.
ted to S92, 900.
The British ship of Line, Ganges, Ad-
miral Barnes, arrived at Esquimal from
Valparaiso, on the 18th of October.
Oregon dates to the 10th say that Col.
Wrigbt'S column had returned to Walla,
Walia. The artillery battalion, under
Capt. KeyeS' are en- route for Van Cow
er. The remains Of Capt Taylor and
Lient. CASTOR were buried at WalIa- Wal.
la.
Mitchell, nephew of Kamiakiln, who
murdered the Indian Agent at Balon three
years ago, was captured by Major Gar
nett, apd confined at Fort Lncoe.
The Yakini Chief Outrie. father of Du
alchlen, was killed while attempting to
escape from Col. Wrights command.
The navigation of Frazer river is in
good condition, and trade with British
Columbia thrown open to all parties.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-11-25
New York Markets.
w WEDNESDAY Nov u

h6DNEoDAI, NOV. "a, 1908.
FLOUR & MEAL-Wheat the sales
are $500 bbls. at 81 3OaS4 as for suner.
fine State; s4 50 for choice do. s475.
Sl % for extra do, 81 SOaS5 for low
grades of Wester extra, 50 4OaS5 60 for
shipping brands Of roundhoop extra Ohio.
30 oOaS7 OO for trade brands do; SIS SO
ass 00 for extra Genessee. Rye Flour
Is quiet but firm; sales Of l56 bbl,. n
So 30aS4 20. Corn Meal is heavy; the
demand light; sales of 200 bbls. at So 90
for Jersey.
GRAIN-Wbest; the sales are 900
bush. OF fair Red Southern at 81 22; 900
bush. common White Southern, 81 20;
5000 bush. good white Michigan, sI27}.
Rye is in retail demand; sales of 900 bush.
in small lots, at 77a7Sc Oat>; sales of
State at 46a49c., and Western and Cana.
dian at 49a50c. Corn; sales of $4,000
bush. at 75as7c. for Western Mixed the
latter for choice; S2c, for White Southern
afoat; and S5aa6o, for Jersey and South
ern Yellow. White Beans are he,,er.
sales of 200 bush. at 81 25 per busbel
MOLASSES-There is very little do
ing; sales Of 60 hhds. Cuba at 22c.
PROElSIONS-Pork; the sales ara
,44O bbls. at SIT 45aSl7 so for Mess';n
lots; SIC 80 for thin Mess; $40 25asl9
90 for Clear; $40 for thin Clear, Beef.
sales of 800 bbls. at Sc Toast for Coup.
try Prime; IS 25as075 for Country Mess;
% ioall for Repacked Western Mesa:
and Sll 5OaSl2 for extra do. Dressed
II logs are wanted at 7a74s. for cornfed.
Lard; sales of los bbls. and tes. at lO8.
io4c. and kegs at l2al23c. Butter is in
TAR demand and frmer at l2al9c. for
Ohio, and l4a24c. for State. Cheese ia
saleable at liable.
IALLOW-A firm market; the de-
mand goodi sales of $4,000 ID. prime as
l0o., cash.
BEESWAX,is is in limited request and
With light stock Offering, prices rule
hrD; sales of 500 ID. Southern Yellow A
25ac. cash. = -
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-11-25
Telling on One Another.

The Washington correspondent of the
PrcSs keeps t,lliug tales out Of school,
Here is an extract from one of them:
"Tbe six hundred and fifty workmen
removed from the Navy Yard at Phila-
deiphia, since the election, may now real
ize how much Lecompton promises are
worth. They were retained just long e.
nough TO be used for their votes, and dis.
charged as soon as this duty was perform
ed. A more Infamous prostitution of pat
ronage and of honor was never heard of,
Dot even in those days when offices were
thrust upon men, on the nero expectation
of obtaining their support for the Execu-
tive. | understand that the same system
has been maintaiued at teyery Navy Yard
in the Union, and that in New York a
dispute took place between Commod ore
hearney, the commandant at that port,
and George Taylor, the Colonel Florence
Of that quarter, because the Com modore
would not stuff the Navy Yard with uu.
necessary laborers, who were to be paid
80 much day for voting in favor of
Lecompton Congressman. The old salt
resisted the mandate of the politician,
who appealed to onr plant Secretary of
the Navy, at which there was a great row
l wish Commo odore Stewart had taken the
bull by the horns at our gard. Kear.
ney's protest beat George Taylor, and
Old lronsideS could have laid oat the
Honorable Tom if he bad chosen to do
so. Practices like these in any company
or corporation would have caused the of.
Tending parties to be summoned into
Court. while in private life they would be
regarded as little short of profisacy.--I
But our General Administration can do
all this, and more, and 60 scot-free.