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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

TT'HE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale HE fol-
l. lowing valuable property, ,sto~wii;sF The
farm on which he now resides, lying 81 miles
from POneroy, on thntoad leading from liiere
about so rods west Of This; one quarter Sc ction
situate about one mile from Hnrrsonvilie-
the road running through it. The above. land
is ofgood quaiiy-is supplied with abundahce
OF coal, timber aud water. 7.s~f o.
He also Oilers. for sale one lot in the village
Of Sheffield, with large two. story house on
it. The, above property will be sold cheap,
aud on the most reasonable terms TO suit
purchasers, taking for the first payment $500
down; and The remainder in yearly pavmeBis
Of $20C ea.h For further particulars inquire
Of the subscriber. WILLIAM JOAB.
oD2O- Bins a.-.... a ~. 4. .#...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
SnERIEF'S SAFE.

DIV virtue Of IN order Of sale 10 me directed
ID from the Couri Of Common Pleaeof 5ieigs
County, I will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court house in Pomeroy, on Thursday, the
27th day OF May, 1881, at one O'Clock. r.
NJ, of sad day at public onto ~, thu follow
ing desc ribed Ian Is, O-wit: Beginning ai the
SOU h. west corner of Section No. a, Tow n
No. 3. of Range No! y imsaiJ county, thence
east on the section fine s2i6 rods, thence
North ll2 rods to a chestnut oak corner,
thence west II rods and l2 links to white
oak corner, thence north to the celter.liDe of
said sec tion, thence west on the said line TO
the west line Of said section, thence south on
said weet line to the place OF beginning: con-
taibing ! S5 acres, more OF less. APPRAISED at
81 900, and subject to the widows dover.
Alsos25 acres OF the west end of Fraction No.
4, ( Town No. 3. of Range 10, in said cOun-
ty. Appraised at 800 90: u a8 ~ - ~
Also s46. 20 acres in said county, beginning
atthe northwest corner Of lands formerly
owned by oryile jones' in the south west
fonTtA Of gsSect ton No, II, in Town No.. 8, of
Range Ne. i3, thence east 81 chsins rs links.
thence norm I2. ehains,24 links, thence.west
81 chains 75inkS. thence, so nth, II cltaIns
"a links to the place Of beginning. Appraised
at S216.00. Also 10 acTes, more or less, be
ing q part Of section No. %, ia Town No. 49,
OF Range No. IS, iii said county; beginning
where the e ,St line of SAID section crosses the
creek, thence up the center of the creek to .
stump on the north side OF, the creek. thence
westerly, crossing the creek 10 bunch OF linz
trees, thence on . blaze line to a beach tree
bI-zed on two sides, thence down esbank of
the creek to a pile of hat stones in the edge
Of the creek at low water mtrk, thence up
the center of the creek, following tbs mean
defS thereof TO SamuelN. Atkins, line, thence,
south tothe section line, thence east 100 rods
to the corner Of raid section, thence north on
said section line to the place Of beginning.
Appraised at S!d0O. ~ ~. .SMiTH, S. NJ. G.
nj 25. ''@FH .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11

HgesapssaskA ca elac English SVviMdhe
= -i;Irc6sSm I'd lmdiil sass polls Age-
pssRlliram IMutOTIGy 0OOs N n. n
THeIna annapolis "JJurDaIP Of the 1lb
Tlsocityslection Yesterday resulted in
the most tier and overwhelming defeat
Of the Les esdmptonites. The whole kc-
publican tiket was elected by vote uf
ncar. three hundred majorily-the largest
vote ever given in any city election, and il
the largestkote ever polled here. 2 Such 8
result, follSwing right upon the .consuma
nation of the great fraud, is the, mos
unequiyocal Indication Of the feeling OF
the peopletoward it that could be given.
1t says, ip.no weak and doubtful tones.
that the Licompton villainy, plain or dis
guised, bate or covered with English gar
ments, is ltiown, detested and repudiatcd.
IL tells ths recreant representation of In
diana thatihei doom is fixed, and the.
prices they have sold their integrity for is
their sealsof enduring inlamy. 1t is a
great victefy, not only for the city, but
FOR the c,untry. Our opponents never
worked so energetically. or SO constantly,
never speny SO much money or time many
election bebre. Every appliance of cleo
tionecring. from imported yotesato lageI
beer, was used to the utmost. Every COR
ner Of the STy was penetrated and can
vassed, andcvery voter was talked to and
worked upsn. No effort WAS spared in any
direction. But the worst defeat that the
DemocracS ever suffered has been the re-
sult -NNMFI raf
BETrER ASD MoRE GLokIousL PhILA-
DELpnrA Acknowledgements MAJoE-
IrY 4,3oo!--The Republican candidate for
Mayor of Philadelphia was elected on
Tuesday astby a majority Of 300 votes.
Last fall thomajority against Wilmot, the
Republican candidate for Governor, was
moro than $4,000. A gain Of Sc, 600 in
seven months ought to be satisfactory.
Forncy's "Pfess" says the Germans unit
edly went with the Republicans and are
lost forever u the Democratic party. 1t
was useless p try to save them. They
could not be made togive their assent to
the swindle, and have given the party a
rebuke that will be remembered. This is
glorious beyond expectation. The people
will surely piove TO the world, that they
are not ready for the brand Of servility
and the shaCkles of slaves. Surely, Blu
chanan and his satellites have mistaken
the intelligence and virtue of the citizens
Of the free North. And they will be
taught that important fact just SO fast MS
the elections occur. Such, at least, are
the indications SO far; and We trust the
elections this Fall in all the free, and one
or two of the slave States. will settle the
present issues on abass Of right, and coz
sequent permanehce. "''
/ .. .f .
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MAR1ETrA AND ClNclNNATI

nlA j. R 81 q O.. g.. !.

ON and after Monday, April IL, '5S. trains
will leave Athens as follows:
Going East--Mal at 2. .35 p. M. ttFfl 3
Going West $50 A. NJ.
This road is now open its entire length,
and connects ats Marietta with Stesmboat is
for Park ershurg.
The $50 A. NJ. Train West makes close
connection at Loyeland with the Little Miami
Mail Train for Columbus. 'a s,~is '8ss
Passengers will not be allowed to ride on
Freight Trains.
Tickets at reduced rates are sold ut Aths Ms
for Columbus. 'a-A .H tl ',r E
Through Tickets can be obtained at the
principal Ticket Offices onstke line of the Road
for all points in the West, and for Marietta
and ParkersbuIg. : JOHN FOGGfTr,
General Ticket Agent. I!
Chiliic othe, April 10. = ! yF
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
sIIERIFF,s SALE.

DIV virtue Of an order of sale TO me directed
DaIrom the Court of Common Pleas Of MeigS
County, will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court house in Pomeroy, at pubic outcry,
On. Thursday. the 27th day OF May, 1853,
at 10 o'clock. noon, the following described
Iand,towit, hounIedahd described as follows:.
Beng The upper or northefly half Of Lot No.
lO6, fronting and lying ON Front street, IN
Pomeroy, iH sand county of Meigs Sold as
as the property Of Robert How, ct. al. at tn
suit of Isaac Train. Appraised at one thous-
and dollars. Nv. SMITH, s. NC. -
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May t1-w2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M.

GFDEDICATION---The new Catholic
Church Of Gallipolis will be dedicated on
Sunday, May the 10th. The Most Rev. Arch
bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, will preside
over the ceremonies and preach on the occn-
sion. TIE citizens of PomeToy and vicinity,
without distinction OF creed or party, are re-
Spectfully invited to attend. TIE steamer
"Condor No. 3" has been chartered for the
occasion and will take the parties to and from
Gallipolis. leaving Syracuse at 6 O'clock and
Pomeroy at O'clock, a NJ, and return in
good time in the evening. Single tickets. so
cents-Chidren, half price. To be had at the
Jewelry Stores OF Messrs. w. A. Aicher, and
3ichmonn & Burkert, and on the boat.
......... J. G. ALBRINCK,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
ROAD NOTICE,

A PETITION will he presented to the
IA Commissioners Of Meigs County, Ohio,
on the first Monday Of June, 1858. for view
and survey OF a county road, commencing al
the mouth of o lane east IF VIM. BrickelfS
house in Bedford township; thence following
said lane and travelled track 10 near Chandler
Hays house; thence in north westerl, di
rection 10 Said Hays west line; thence north
on the line between A. Blackwood and Wm.
Gilkey to the main. ridge; thence west on the
south side of the county line, to inteISecta
newly surveyed County road in Athens county.
le-5t-A A PETITIONER. 81
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Dtlu NOOcrtis
rrAgricuIfuraI No IIcc.--There wi

TAgricuIturaI No tIcc.-There will
he meeting OF the BOARD of Directors Of the
Mtigs County Agricultural Society, at the
office of the Treasurer Of the Society. P0mc-
roy, o., on Friday, May Il, 1856. The oh
for the annual fair for 1853, and arrange q
list of premiums forthe same. The Board
will remain in session one or two days as
may be necessary TO attend 10 the business
brought before them. A full attendance is
requested. by order OF the President.
-. J. GA. HUDSON, Rec. Sec.'y.
Moy t..#.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
DIVORCE NOTICE.

DATRICKyBURHS, Of the county OF Put
L nam, and Stale or Indiana, is noti fe d
that Eliza BUNS, Of the county Of Meigs,
and State Of Ohio, did, ohsthe ninth day OF
April. 1858, 'fiIe her petition in the Office of
the CLERK Of the Court o. Common Pleas
within an,f Tor the said eOu bty Of SAeigss aRd
State of Ohio, charging The said PaiT'ck
Burns with three years willful absence IIom
the said Eliza Burns, and asking that she
may be divorced from the SAID Patrick BuInSI
which petition will stand for heating al The
pSAt ,Sl,n 9i saln ''ssi Essid .zssssspls5 3
ELIZA BURNS. E-'
rs. 6tES3 so 0sssEBy ". SiEFsoEs her AiIg,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
Agricultural Depot.


AGENTS. FOR THE, SALE OF
q HAYNES HEADER. (Reaper.) 5
! .HUSSEYS' REA PER, taT1 10 .qs1
NEW YORK iREA PER, g.e.g~ s.f,s
OHIO HARVESTER Reaper and
Mower.) Yga.. teE. ,esk b 4.ss lo
ATKINS SELF.RAKING REAP'R.
B. PITTS, SEPARATOR. iuega ssties
q BALLS OHIO MOWER. 3 aiaaiirM
HyHESE Machines are so we'll knowp as
Il to render description unnecessary. Or.
de promptly attended To:
biia2 s. 20 2@l'-i'is BENNETT 81 BRO.
MAY 4.---lS 2m6i0 Chillcothe,4 Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
NOTICEgs

4 PETITION win be Ptesen ted TO thct Com
n niSsione.s of Meigs CO1HtyS at their sta
ted meeting in Juls rext, asking for an al'
teration in The Stall road Leading from eight
mile Island TO WiikeSSiile, making the FOL
lowing points: BegimhIRg az or near The
Protest mt Methodist meeting house in Selehl
township, and Keeping on the east side oi
the run y. q. Thnmpson'S mptoyement;
thence across said Improvement 10 the nearest
atid BEST route to iiiterseet the Athnes aud
GaIlipoliS road. near the little bridgeSo0ih b ~
Salem Center. a PETITIONER.
nlS-wI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
ROAD NOTICE.

ETJHERE will be petition presen ted to. The
l. Board OF Commissioners of Meigs County,
at their june session, asking for the follow
ing aItera'ion1ifa county road, viz. Begin
ming in the Harfi sonville and Wilkesyiile
road, neat the2 Methodist church in Seipio
towns hip; thence running in an eastery di-
recti .pn 10 inteTseetthe Gallipolis aud AtIIens
road opposite Selim DAYS house: Ard to va
cate the old road from the creek TO VIM VII
sonS store. gb-Nri % So ,PsrITIoNER,
.4u1S-AwH strs4ards a. eF.=fa IN squif85lIi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
Gula Elma Edmundson's Estate.

NOTICE 4 is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified ny adm iAistrator
the estate Of C;uia E,na EtmunisOn, lato of Mcigs
county. deceased. dated at Poncroy. the .g'Ld day
Of April. 1883. .' -.ff f. EDMUNDSON.
nl1-wJ. .' '-f "r.a.f '' ~ t.
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JOHN S. .'pAVlS.

| ATE of the firm Of Crowley q Davis, de-
~ signs prosecuting the Planning business.
at the old stand, on Sugar Run. TiiaRkful 1
for the liberal bestowed Of patronage hereto
fore, he witt endeavof tosmefit is continu-
ahse hy prOmptness and neat ness. 16-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
William Edmuudson's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appcinted and qualified asadIninistrator en
the estatc of William EIpunslson, latea Of Mcigs
Of April, 1899. +. EDMUNIjSOE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
KANAWHA BANK NOTES
w ANTED at, the Bank in .Pomeroy, by
" DANIEL & RATHBURN.

DROBATE CoURT-The State of Ohio,
l. Meigs comfy, sS--Final settlement Of &c
counts.-Notice is hereby gwen that the nc
counts Of the following persons have been
& led in the Probate Court, in and for said
county for settlements; W. Stiyers and
S. q. Larkin, executors of Joseph J. Miles,
deceased James Fish. administrators Of Lev
ere:t S. Crofoot, decease d. Said accounts will
Re heard and settled on, Wednesday, the 2nd
day OF Junencxt. ARTHUR MERRILL,
May l--w3-% Probate Judge.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11

THE ORIo STATE JoURNAL.--Colonel
Schouler has retired from the editorial
chair Of this central Republican paper.
The reason assigned is, that he can do
better elsewhere. He designs returning
to Boston, his old home, where he IS to
take charge of a leading journal of that
city. While the best wishes Of the fra
terDity will go with him to his selected
field. Of laborS, his retirement from the
post he has filed with SO much ability and
courtesy. will be received with universal
regret. ...e...s sss---.
Mr.. Gangewer will conduct the editorial
department of the journal for the pres
ent We venture to assure the friends Of
the "Jourual, - from personal acquaint-
anse will. Mr.. Gangewer, that the repu-
tation which the journal has attained
as an able and fearless advocate Of RepNb-:
lican principles. will be fully sustained.
II ought 10 be better supported than it
has been heretofore. and for tie sake of
the influence aeentral paper, published at
the State Capital, is capable Of exercising,
we hope its circulation viii be widely . :,
tended.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11

E1-The Artesian well in the State,
House yard, at Columbus, is 100 feet
deep. aud progressing at the rate OF fifteen
fcet yer day. f'n lsa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
HE GREAT. ENGLISH REMEDY
itch .A SIR JAMES cIAKFE's H'ils 30 q
,bCeIchrsatesa FcuiaaHC lsiIIs. arf

@PRorEcTEo by RoYAL LETTERS PATENT
Prepared ftom prescription OF Sir J. Cnrkc, NJ D.,
T1i Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen. ;l.sg
This aluaJle mccine is uyfaliilS 10 the cure Of
all those painl, n DANCE rous diseases to hich the
fcmale constitutional subject. II inodemtes ali eS
cess aud removes all ostructlons, hn,Pa speedy cure
may be relied on. 1s8t 18l U9~a 91H o3 &
~0 81, la I TO MARRIEDiLADIES3. .o;,t-4et4
it is peculiarly suited ItwilI, in short time, bring
onthc monthly period " ith rtgulariiy. -
Each bottle, price Ono Dollar beats the Govern
nent stamp Of Great Btftaih. Pre- conterfcits
rEfl1fhEI aHf CAuTb oN.r..ar rsiffss.t ~ u
These pills should not De taken by fenlnlos during
lle rIRsr TiiREG aoNTrs ~ Fregna pcs! they are
tobrng Miscarriage, but Amy other sims they
are sOfe.1ssi fs.tfr~.a Ia, t.f,srr I'm -.
In ali cases Of nervous aud SpiHai Ahcettohs PAN
In the E3aek arid Bifnbs, Fatigue slight exerio,
PaIpitatien the Heart, HyStercs aud Whites, these
Pills will effect a when all other meaDs Nave
IA ed. and although poWetf0t rtnIct; do not
tin caIis alftt1oHy. or anything hurtfui to
Full diTccttOns accompany each TSHekage.
SoIoage fot the U httcd States and Canada, g. -
faua i.t ilaE .Nas1 Ttflr iJOB MOSES, ,ti
- (I.atc l.. e. Bald xiu & Col Rochrsicr. N. V.
~ Bs 49, -1,,,'ored 20 "sy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
FITS! FL TS!! FITS!!!
fsr HANcE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT s.
EDileDt I'll @ Fills,

FOR ruE ciRE or rITs, srAsAs oRAMps Asp NERVOUS
AND CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Persons who are iaboriiIg under any distressing
rsalady viii hn,i H,SeE's yEsET EPrLrrrIc Fills
to the only yomciy discovered Tor curing Epi
lepsy or Falling Fits . -Ff.T IN. E.-,....~
These Dill possess specific action the nervou
system and, although they IIrS pared especially
for the purpose curing, Fits they will be found Of
cspe eal benefit for al persons afflicted with weak
nerves, whose system has becn prostratcd
or shattered rr0u any cause. whatever. IN Chronic
complaints diseases of long Standing, supernduccd
by ncrv ousncss, tisy are exceedingly beneficial.
Price, 81 per box, twoboxcs for 81. Persons out
ofthccity enclosing remttaRce. will have the pills
sent them through tho ms, free Of Itosiage Fer sale
y SErHs HAS,E Me- IOa Baltimore street, Baltimore
Nd tn whom from all pstrsof the Union
be addressed, posi- paid. lJah. I2, 'Js.--2-fy
GIpnIxEss. E.D,cuE. S-7.-Tbose pains and ,,sa-,
grccahle- feelings are generally. symptoms Of some
other mplaint such as dyspepsia, ap.plexy, and
various others, all OF which are caused by corrupt
NO xious matter, cioggng the various rlrediuions;
hence stream rush oF blood to tiehcad. nndsby
the itemcDt gren pressure the BRAIN Thus
II will be {scc that all the aboVc pHinfui and dis
tressing Dlaladics owe their origin to the blood M
Morse's Indian Root Pills are Acknowledged TO be
the only medicine that will thoroughly purify the
blood They enter brood, and f''Ilow the strenm
Of Ife on its Journey through the system. They root
out all foulncss and ipurity, and drive out every
uhRealthy ohsfrustion. They should be tahcR every
night in sufficient quantities 10 operate briskty by
commc ncig with two pills on going to bed three the
ne xt night four the. next; the symptoms are not
telRoved, commence agninMith two ptiss and, ge up
neain as beorc CoDtinue in like manner nhtil the
blood is ptougly Pufied aLa all pain and distress
oStaia one of our FREE AIN OIANAcs and read
the history of Dr. BIorso's father, and howsthe Inedi-
cIne wa iutroduced.aH srs-tiaUT ali 10 a rsgvy
BEWARE Of a counterfeit OF these Pilts-Yellow
Wrappers. All genuine are in BLUE wrappe RS, with
the signature OF A. J. White Il Co. each. box.
~. - -. - 90 - 80 fsis-s@---
br Morse's indian Root Pills sold by all deal
crs In Me,licines.i 500 ERu .taiguzaa3 SOS diTE8
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11

TNHE sabscriber has the pleasure TO an
i nnonDce to the efbzens of Pomefoy and
vici nity, that he has Opened shop on Sugar
Run, BesT the TanReFy, where he viii sISsnn-
Tacture, -Bnd Keep ecnstantl on .handrz any
suTed that we can give satistsctIOns TO all who
may fav or MS with call.
y N. y -Aii orders attended to'as fGoonsas
possible. .,.,i.. +. ..i.-'-.f DAVID GEYER.
- PomeU Y, Aug "a, lS52.--tf. .t -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11

ET The Washington letter-writers say
that the INTEREST in the prayer-meelings in
thvt city is increasing. 5,rt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
Pastor Catholic G.!

u Stockholders Meeting. The
annual meeting Of the Stockholders of Lead.
ington Salt Company will be held at the Office
OF said company on tht 18th day of May next,
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. THOS. FEs LER, Sec.
April 20, iS5S.--ttH ..... f'f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11

on te 9th Inst. " I.sfli "
Piper, Esq., Mr.. JOINS II
NORRIS.
On the 9th inst, In Lctat
Piper, ESD, Mr.. IIENRY u.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11

DEciBED CnANUE.-Wc met friend Of tho
oot 'ins whose oeks were ing up like brsiIes
dry aud frosty. We recommended him to
Woods Hnir Rtstorntve, which he did, aud ycstcr-
day Informed us that II worked like n charm. lie,
has now nnc GLOSSY crop, cqunl to the worry best
The article can be had, II amy want TO have
nrJitY hnir.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11

'.1hcrc's a Yooi time coming, boys, %,
Wait "a little longcr!"-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-11
SOaII and Candle Mandatory.

! Is .s..ss sOs,s,lBy N. ssrsos, hsI. .Ai,'y,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25
ID. niesilr Nailleia

CHICAGO, Nov. l6.--The grain market was
dull yesterday, closing prices being for No.
red winter wheat, Csc u 81 90: for No. 2 spring
6ic in store. There was nothing doing in corn,
whic is nominal at G0c in store Tor Old corn.
The market for live hogs il active at 81, 009
$50 per 100 lbs live weight, equal to $5.O0a
5,G2 net. Dressed hogs sell at sj,00a5 so per
100 lbs for animals weighing from 200 to 300
lbs each. 5000 live hogs have arrived here
during the last week.
This total receipts Of Grain and Flour in Chi.
cage this season, up to and including Saturday.
Nov. IL. we're is2. rs bbls -four, ., 400. 26S bus
wheat. s,4s3 G5s bus corn. |, $50, 100 bus oats,
aud l2j l1S bus barley-making a grand total
Of Twenty Two MILLIONS Of bushels OF grain,
namely, 22 49,, $40 bus. At this time last year
the receipts were SOS, 600 bbis -four, $500, 900
bus wheat, 7.l00,0 600 bus corn, aud $50, 90
bus oats-making Is, 230, 900 bus. aud showing
an Increase, over the receipts VI last year, OF
nearly -four millions Of bushels,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l6.-WHsAr- Low grades
unchanged. bat there is much hrmness on b. gl-
er descriptions, sales consist Of inferior at Csc;
common spring at '5c; prime sprhg at SIC:
club at Sic; common fall at Sj6sS0c: fair fall at
$l9l05c; bags prime and choice red at 81 l2t
QSl l5c; choice red and white a. 81 l56tl lGc n
bushel.
CoRS-Supply small and market very firm.
Sales include damaged al 6Jc, prime white IN
lots attic.
OArs--Beceip.s liberal bat market firm.
Sales comprise Inferior at jjc; light at 5sc; fair
at 6l6G62c,
fLoCE-Low grade at s.; supertue at - 25(G
81 81, and fancy at s. so
wnisKY--StsaJy ut zoe. wi,h sa.es OF 734
barrels.
PorAroEs. cold weather has stiffened
the market. aud prices ruled some wha. higher.
Sales include III bags common mixed Of soc,
13j bags good and prime Pnkeyes and Neshsn.
nocks at tl6tl 05, and IL? bsss choice do at 81,
l0del,l?s.
Mol ,ssEs-Sale Is barrels new at SOC.
PoRK-Two barrels Of 100 barrels each OF
new mess for present delivery, we're reported
at tl6 per barrel. and 50 barrels At the same.
HoGs-one or two lots heavy, averaging go
or rs lbs. were purchased to day at 81. There
il good demand at prices ranging frsm IS so
TO Sc h loo lbs, 81 in weight and condition.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-25

The Canada arrived at Halifax, on the
18th, with Liverpool dates Of the 9Th. The
following is the Geographic summary Of her
news:
The frigate Niagara, from Charleston,
with the rescaed negroes from the steamer
Echo, arrived at st. Vincent on the 23d, en-
route for Monrovia. Fiity-seven negroes
died On the passage.
The London TINES speaking Of the wretch
ed condition Of Mexico, says there is no rea-
son why England should oppose the anbi-
tious designs Of the government at Wash
ington. 1t considers the establishment OF
any government with law and order, in Mex
leo would DO gain. 1t also ridicules the
Spanish expedition as farcical. and it con.
tends that every gun fired on Mexican terri
tory, is Cred to the ultimate prof, OF the
Anglo Sax"n northern confederacy.
Mr.. Gladstone is about to proceed to the
Ionian Islands as Lord High Commissioner
TO regulate British protectorate.
The London hdrert,ser publishes rumor
that Lord Derby contemplates retiring. and
that Lord John Russell is to succeed him as
premier, with Lord Stanley and Sir james
Graham as prominent members Of the Cab.
met. II is further stated that this new con
bina,ion will have the support Of Bright and
his party.