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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
TINE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
Western States by continuous Roway direct. This
at Pittsburgh with daily line
all ports onthe Western Rivers and at Cleveland San
dnsky with Steamers to all ports on the Northwestern
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great Vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLASS-Boots, Shoes, Hats and1
Gaps, Books, Dry Goods, (fn boxes bales TX - 80
and trunks Drugs Tin boxes and bales s per AUV bs'
Feathers, Purs, &c....................
SECOND CLASS-Domestic sheetfng,
Shifting and Ticking, lin original bales) so -. =,
Drugs (in cRsks) Hardware, Leather QUO per 4VO lbS
I'm rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Steel, Chains I'm
casks Hemp, Bacon and Pork, sailed "a 80. -, II
Goose orfn casks robaccO oVS per 100 Ids.
ed, Except cigars cutO &c. &c.
FOURTH OLAsS-CoGee, Fish, Bacon, Beef
Lard Lard OIL Nails soda ASH ae+ per lbs
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
PLOUR-75c per Dbl. until further notice.
GRAIN-In carloads IS per 100 lbs unit further
notice. - 100
ooTToN-S2per Misunderstanding 5OOlbs weight, until
s In shipping goods frem any point east of Pbiladel
pia be Particularto mark packages UiG PennsnI1aTin
f1fLrOdd All Goods consigned to agents of
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention. '
FRBIsHT AegSTs-C Evans. 81 Rflby street BostoD
Clarke, No Aston House, and No William street. and John
McDonadNo Battery Place, NvwYor Pierce Geo Zanes.
vile o. Irwin Co. Springman Brown Cncnnati q.
O Meldrum Madison, Inl Dumesril, Bell 4 CO. and
Garter Jewett, Louisville, Ky: G. O'iev 90 EvspS
vile Ind; Sass St Louis. Mo- Harris Wornley 4 90
Memphis Tenn Leeeh Co. Chicago, ILL., Glass, Fort
Wayne, Ind; Sneeder, Phla; Magraw Koons BaIti.
more Stewart Pittsburgh ~
II. H. HUSTON, Gen'l Frcigh Agent. Philad
aPs1yl III. LoAiBAERT, supt, Altoona, Pa
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PENNSYLVANI RAILROAD!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Monday, De.
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning. except Sunday at 750 o'clock, Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at IL so p. m
ats $40. e'
The JOhnsown ACCOMMODATION train leaves Pittsburgh
daiy except sunday, at $50 O'Clock, stopping at all
stations, and running far Conemaugh First Accom-
mediation Tranf for Turtle Greek Bridge eaves daily ex
cept SUNDAY at lO4O, a. M The Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Creek leaves, leaves daily Sunday
cepted, at 30, The Third Accommod Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, at 62O D.
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh ollows-Ex-
press 46 p r.; Mall 500 a. M; Johnstown Accommoda-
Second Accommodation, 10 .4O Third Accommodation CID
p
Trains Blarsve and Indiana connect at Blairs7le
Intersection with Mail Express West,
the Johnstown Accommodated Train East and West.
Pittsburgh and Connellsve Trains, stopping all
Sunday excepted foows:-Mail Traln 90 a. M. Rx-
press Train, $50 p Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and oonnellsVe Road arrive at Pittsburgh s35 M,
Thetraveng public 1t greatly to their interes
road, as the accommodations offered, be
passed any other AS the baIlasted with
stones entirely free from dust
N speed and comfort, all who favor hisroad with
their patronage.
Fare to New York. $13 90
F" ~ Philadelphia. ................I0O 90
!" Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 8 so
.. =. Lancaster -:...................-.. 8 so
Baggage checked to all Stations on the PennsyIvanra
Railroad and to PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and New York
Ten Gents in addition the Station rates,
tons where the Company has agent.
NoFIoE-In ease ofloss, the Company will hold them
selves responsible baggage only,
amount not exceeding 800.
NB-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been Employed to
baggage to and from the Depot
charge exceed IS cents passenger and bag
gage.
At the p Il. r. Passenger Station,
jan1 on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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n EW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
FALL, 81 WINTER DRY GOODS

FALL 81 WINTER DRY GOODS,
The subscriber having just returned the East begs
leave to state that he "r great inducements in Dry
Goods pledgin himself per cent cheaper
than any other house in the city-tor cash.
Particular attention Is cale to the following Items
FFeHch GSOods.-I5O pieces of Silk, all colors and
STYLES: excellent quality black silk, width at only
52c worth one dollar yards the best quality black
neWstves of striped silks Bayadere Satin, etc. ny
quantity and very cheap; superior quality of black
900 pieces French NIertnO Of all colors: an ex-
eelent quality at only soc yard, 81 vde very
best Of Mersno always sold atrOm will
I5OpIeces of CObnrgs and Parn4lcttos fine
SqHly such as always sells for 31c yard: only
All wool plain DC 5.aIncs, all eolors, Lupon's
All Wool PInids, double width, best quality at
Soc Rchde robes; also robes de BaYadere, aquiI
les robes dc ChamPe large at greatly reduced
DOMEST1Cs.
10 cases of Prints styles, neat small figured
fast colors Warranted from to Cts, worth 121<
yard and some as low rs GA cents \ vArl
lSIeached SheettnS aud AhiPIing Muslin of
loo, AMI very as low as 6c Brown the same
ShnWIs. ClOukS md M nnIiIIns the most COM
Pete ever brought to the city, of all possible
FurS! FurS! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINsi-La-
genuine of Furs this season. their adyan-
tage to examine stock before purchasing
bly, lower having them direct
AMI Manufacturers and only for cash. gives considera-
cheap. Russia Sable Mink Stone Martin, French sable
Fitch LYNX GennetS and all the usual varieties have
large abundance and at all prices.
RlHnketH-l5O pair 1914, ia and 12-4 very cheap
In blankets can offer great Inducements.
Three Ply, superane, Ingram, all WOOL
good quality "A Carpet at 95c, quality all
ns BrusSel Hearth Rug worth ST. for only 81 the finest
quality Velvet Rugs the largest size always sold
','1 'O''-,''- saw ALEX. HEYMIN,
SePlI 1871 Main Street.
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Millennial

At the Office of the Millennial
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
GtHRIsTIAN HYSiN-BoOK full shee5-sTI cents per
. edge IS cents do Do turkey morocco git edges 81
do Turkey morocco s. edgs' sT.sa size do do
Christian System, new edition, 81 ,o. .
Debate on Roman Catholicism, between Bp. Purcell
chTI;tian copy
e, G ne. sSis,en J.. p
Rsf DsS o S sfi'5S d. si i9
Principles and OBJECTS Of the RsSiops urged
BszteTs Poems--Plain, 81; extra, 81.
Rack Volumes Ct the Misnnia Harbnges, 81 per vol.
y On receipt Of money the above will sent post
eeChristian Baptist, Rice Debate and Harbluger
y No books viii viii be sent on commission
PRICE OF BOOKS By MA11-posTAGR PAID HER
HyHnB99k' shsSp: Res dozen nsE 60 60
| Eoaa, gilt edges, per dozen. $780, 50
Christian Baptist, per dozen .........10
Christian System per dozen.
Terms of the HarbInger for 1858.
copy to single subscriber. :..........,.... 50
copies for one year. or copy for three 90
10 copes. ...:...... Is 90
10 copies, (and copy gratIs 90 90
25 copies, land one copy gratis O2
6Ocopes, land to getter of club one book Bap-
tism and one neatly bound Hymn Book. 5000. SO
two 7 neatly bound Hymn BOOKS j. 20 go
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn BooEs 100 90
nssy bound Hymn BOOKS s5 So ~ -s'.. $3.50 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS!
For the largest of three clubs $75 worth
of Books.
For the next largest oyer 100, $50 worth of Books
And for the next largest $780, worth Of Books
The books to be selected according the order OF the
Agent to whom the premium is awarded.
70 THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
counts Clubs.
No person residing Befnny 40iu DO admitted as a
competitor for these premiums.
Address A. CAMPBELL, BETHANY,
InhlS-1y Brooke county, Va.
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WTLDE & BRO

= yg,,,,r,,T :. - =. Y l 49,.
III ceive1 OF the largest fashionable nyo
ces ofalPaper and Window Shades brought 10 the
city Of Wheeling, comprising French, English Amer
can Papers and Bosrs In almost endless They
Elbe STYLES u Glazed
Paper at Is cents per Rothe offered elsewhere at
lS II yoIt WISH bargains give call, deter.
mined 20 sci prices viii defy competition The
attention a0LESALE DEALERS inYike NE can
job goods at a9st favorable rates. Our stock is EN-
FIRELY NW ;In1 free from old depreciated STYLES
e9HElea o"er1rou15 last year. APT
NEW lot Of A!eerehaua CgaFFlles: also fine article
~ Of Violin ami Gaitar StrlDGS. PAYNE co
seP% 81 Asaroe st.
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COED EN- b 81 E Iii " IE ISsP.60 Il E.
MAIN STREET., WHEELING.
IN Jew FALL AN D WHIT FIR. GOO DSl
GREAT -lM1yoEMEMIs TO CASH TRADE

pen OSTDE
to fE
kyb cic ronato
AND
large Thought Ercasn
bought
rtckhY
:.
T1opr
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WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE,
Sl lIS ssSSES ga, CAIRO AND ST LOUIS.
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
7tOe1De miles shorter By this Route than ola.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there CHANGE CARS and take those of the O. W.
Short Line.
TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At 12l5M ll40 PM, Cincinnati points as aooye
arrival Of Central Ohio Trains wheeling and the
This r9H.e passes through Lexington, Lancaster,
ana most beautiful part OF Ohio.
81 Be particular for Tickets VIA the O. W. q e.
Short Line Rail Road.
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
tCentEal Ohio Ticket oGce, in hesprigg House,
street, Wheeling, Va.
E. eEsr. Pres't, W. W. BAYIEY, Act. sups.,
80 cincinnati. GAINESVILLE. o.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAILROAD.
5sszs5z e. EzE5szSz9 FL ),
.GszE9S22.-sE3gSG .EtzsE
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NoRThERN ms s99Q yEHERS AND WESTERN
mond and Washington City via GordonsYie and Alex
antlria.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond. .6:45 A. NJ. and 1880 P. H.
Returning leave Washington..6 A. N. and 4 Pm.
Arrive at Richmond. 1880 P. n. and 4 A. NJ
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rch-
mond and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL.
and being in excellent Order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee Of always securing connections by
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city
the Steamboat line.
FARB BETWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON 80
An Omnibus will be found always ready through
passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel
the two DepotS free of Charge, with ample time
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between DanVie and
Washington at the Terminus the Road nearly com.
Peted to Danvie. An Agent of the Company receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danve Road
tirnore Depot.
The fare the same the mail line by steamboat
There change Of on the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria. fe1
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.

~ IS 49,, 8
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON and after Monday, Goth November 1858, the trains
" will run a follows-viz
First-The ST. Louis. Circlnnat. Wheeling, Benwood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily at
1889 A. NJ arriving at Baltimore at 1920 A. NJ In time
breakfast and Eastern connections. 1872
SecOnd-The North-Wektern Chicago ST. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Wheeling BenWood, Dal
more and Washington City Express leaves daily at $3.50
p A. Saturday exceped), arriving Baltimore
u in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain scenery should
take the 1880 A. n. train to Cumberland and their
trip by the $500 A. n.
Returning to the West and the trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: Rirst-The s:l5 A. n. train
arrives at Wheeling at 625 p. NJ secondThe 450 P. n.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1890 A. NJ.
The 1880 A NJ. train bound will stop at all stations
between G.heeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued to Moundsve at 80
cents and to Bcnwoou at 25 cts. ]. B. FORD, Agent
w. p. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Genl Ticket A GENT nov3O
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~ Par;SalsE and ask for Tickets via. the O. W.
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This passes through N Lexington, Lancaster, Cir
cleville, Washington Wilmington and AarrOthe richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio
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1pianos, MeOdeons, every kind of musical nstru
mentS tuned and repaired.
~ All go ads warranted at this establishment nov5
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In connection with the above keep every kind of M
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock of sheet muslc musical works &C. &C.
in the Western country.
81 Music sent to any address. postage free.-a
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
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j. r. SCOTT.

F R e ST A RIV A T.
JUST FROM TN Il MANUFACTURES Els.
just opening out large and beautiful stock of fine
JeWelry and Watches, whtch haye purchased at lead
Quarters, and at unusual low prices. confident that
can now satisfy my (and ty increasng)
wholesale and retail customers and having spent
weeks In the eastern markets LAYING In
feel satisfied as regards STYLE QUALITY and PRICE.
Ny stock cannot be surpassed in the West.
have largely increased stock in the Wholesale De-
partment, which enables to offer to Watcmakers, er-
chants and Peddlers, and public generally very
complete assortment.
Please call at 5T, 1Tn1n Street, and examine the
most complete and beautiful stock brought to
Wheeling. sep2
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MARsEGLLEs Collars and Sleeves, and Collars in sets
NJ White and Figured very cheap and very pretty.
sept PAYNE& CO., 81 Monroe ST.
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FWtce DAILY, Sunday night excepted, between Rich
mond and Washington City via GordonsVille and Alex
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For THROUGH Tickets other information, enquire
atOentEal Ohio Ticket Office, in esprgg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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FRUlT .BAKs

FRUIT = IRIS
WEhave on hand new kind of Jars glass with most
w simple and perfectly tops which is far supe
riorto any tin can now in use.
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HOURS OF departure at Rlch-
Returning leave Washington. A. NJ. and 4 PM
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
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E. GEsT, Pres't, W. w. BAYLEY, Act. supt.,
20, cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
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Bort Of Nltmpbis.
River News

The river at this point continues to dsclinr
steadily, aud there is some difficulty expe
rienced BY heavy draft boats in crossing 10,
bars below. The weather yesterday was clear
and the air in he morning and evening COO
and braoing. Business al the landing wal
quite lively during the day.
The John Simonds left at 4 o'clock in the az
ternoon with an excellent trip Of passenger
aud freight Her load Of cotton was not sc
large on account of the difficulty OF crossing
some of the bars.
The Polar Star In place OF the Lucas) az
rived down last night With an excellent trip.
She reports the upper rivers extremely low and
navigation difficult. We learn from Der officers
that the Henry Chotesu is hard aground above
The fine steamer R W. Adams will leave foE
New Orleans to-day at 4 o'clock P. H.. She
is an excellent boat, her passenger sccomno-
dations being superior and her officers attentive,
careful and polite. Travellers should secure
rooms early. as she leaves punctually at the
hour named, and will doub less be crowded.
She makes close connection at Vicksburg with
the cars On the Southern Railroad for New Or
leans, by which route passengers wiIlreaeh the
latter city in 4S hours from Memphis.
The s.. Francis No. > is The regular mail
ard passenger packet for Napoleon to-day at
3 O'Clock, P. n. Passengers aud shippers
viii bear in mind. A most excellent boat and
popular and gsBtlemanly oficers.
The splendid steamer Polar Star Gin place
Of the Jas. H. Ehcss) will leave as above this
evening, at 6 O'Clock. She is a fine passenger
and is in charge Of excellent officers.
Passengers can take no better boat for Cairo,
St. Lonis, or other poipts on the route.
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Commercial Mlattrrs.
sa2FsIs DAmT ATrEal orglcs


Co1roE-Ttf ariet oDened yesterday with a con
tlnuat, n 81 tie lively fee!inz tina; prevailed on Ta'sdAy.
ssd before neon ire samples E,e n,.ily al clear d rom
the tables. ard tue result va Ass bales sold, IS re-
3. rtsd to Us, Al the following pH rs 10 1t Ioke, 26 At
ioSe. 4s7 at lie ,I.ls 1t Ike ass ~ IiKe., 70 At
luss. ard 70 Al IiAe In olnsequsues Of
he nsely fsIng among he brokers'. factors wire a little
siiasr in their figures. ami realized IIs easier thar the
Cav previous. making that the Hadins ngsre Of the day.
OF the amount reported, LIS were sold At the tb1ve
ag are. $50 below nd 5n shove There was rot e1ogsh
chang, 1. prsoes T. require an alteration IN eur quota
docs, ard " continue them Is yesterday
Infen,r.........7 g N Mlsdlng.-....IO6aiOK
Ordiuau .........s 20 s. Good ki1dlng..II 6HE
G5od 0rilnAJ..9 g 81 Hiddlng Fair.-.ifkaus
Low htsdiinz..-.10 @IoH FSr.-.---.IaaH4
Fzsm ths New Orleans P~ieayune. Saturday evening.
octoter ls s1ne bayers cane harvard today and tock
about oO0 bales, mostly st The range of our last quota
tiars. thouzh prisss have Be \ iru guar and the market
gsne ANY bebe Wsauote as fansws
Ihssdor...-....-B q ~ Aiddlng......uA@is
God OfciasJ..IOKGu NiddIlg Fair. %
Low Eitains. uH@iIS Fair-.---... %
STATEMENT OF COTTON
sioot on hand list September, Isss.....-.bsies 30, g74
Arrived .T57
Arrived s.22e- 2l4sSe
a45 $50
Ezported to dae--.-.--.---.-."".ss12s
Exported to-dsy..."..-..---"-.-.. i.slt- es.If0
7took 90 hAHd no. clearei.....-........bales.. 1882
suo sR-NsihIng OF any m1ment d linF, and 10 stock
on toe ievee IN first hams
EoLGssEs-sals e-naned to & " anal lots at sboat
ToBAcco-There has been some movement to-day. and
We notics sales Of i5s and % hhds. en- private terms
and 2 bids. At &c. 3 D. We also hear Of q sale o. about
100 bids, all the particulars Of which hsva been sup
pressed.
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SUNDAY N-EwsPAFERs. An IaP0 RTAN1
OFINIos.-Hoa. Judge BERTRAND, os New
York, "a a charge which be made to the Grams
Jury, on the Sd iHst., among other matters to
which be directed the attention Of that body
was The selirg Of newspapers On Sunday. His
remarks show him to be q sensible man. We
quote as follows:
@ have noticed that complaints have been
made as to tie sale Of newspapers on Sunday
BY the newsboys. l regard the obtaining a
newspaper on Sunday as q public necessity, and
10 seek to prevent their distribution On that day
BY carriers and neWEboys would be equally
futile and iEeEPedieHt, az well as a violation
Of thai benign Interpretation % the law which
permits all that conduces to the health, CON-
fort. and weil-beiEg Of socisty % be vended.
At the same time, { would observe that, when
the neWs59ys or carriers, By their ciano- or
shouts, create q nuisance, disturbing the peace
and qalet Of the city, as wen &c OF the reii-
gious exercises CT the day, they should be
checked.
{" II our police would display the same ac-
tiTity in f~srreting cut serious crimes and az
resting their perpetrators that theT DO now in
dragging Of % be Imprisoned poor, friendless
boys, whO seek TO make a scanty livelihood bv
selling papers on a Sunday, the public would
be far better served and satisfied. I perceive a
far greater destituti0n which o5Iigss 90 many
mere children 10 20 forth on Sunday 70 CLEAN
their bread than a superficial observer would
sspPose. That they sell papers on Sunday Is
but E minor evil when violence and fraud pass
50 frequently uni unished and even UNDECIDED 10
our midst"
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iHE RAGS There was a larger attendance
az the course yesterday Than on any previous
day. There we're two rsces-the first for he
Jockey Club purse $500, miie hsats, three b0s.
in i've with four entries, woa by R~OUEDTREE's
Kate Raves il three straight beats, ard the
second a Sseepstske for t~O year ODDS, aile out,
$500 entrance, $50 forfeit, with SIX entries, three
o. which started, Won by RoUNDrREE's Bill
Alexander. TIE races were well contested aud
afforded much sport, the last especially, 10
which there was an interesting struggle be-
tween the winner and HARrER's Lexington
colt. The betting was more spirited than
usual, and a grestdeal Of money charged bands
on The result Ct The 6rst race, 10 which Mamie
Clark was the ~favOrite before starting at 100
to so. She was evidently ia no condition, and
came out third in the race.
We have only time to present a summary:
FIRST RAce--J5ckey Club Purss, $50; mile heatsi
three best in avs. foar entrlos
By Chsathau entered james L. Brsdiey'sl D m
HuHt, By 2 2 ,
A.P. B5ylan entered B. Rcss FoWie ~ ,hyPet
dgrew's PriHm dam 81 Dougneity's Pscif7--.- : Dr.
y R5undtree entered b. N Kate Hayes Z y, by
inp Albion; dan Eudors, By Priau-.-.----
Charles MeEriwstbeT entered 3 b. , ey 2
AnoEssadCs dan FrsxneIa. byimp artocfat ; z
TINS. ts5tAs E5l ) lS9-
srcOED RACE -sWec7steke for two year cles, dash
Of smile; 500 entrance; ss0flrfsiti siK u0minEtions.
" Roundtree n8sed Oh c rin Alexander, b. Ep-
tion Gam by imp III
" ? Harper nsmcd tEo yesrO I'd coll. BY Lexiug-
toa. cut o. Mamie Nan o li.-.------.-.-.-- 81
Thomas B Psinceztcr namrd b. nv IMP York
shire CIT q sally n ryan, By imp Emancpa-
81
VI. T Cneatham named c c. bF Giencaes dan
Sonora Love. BY I'd. d ]
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To-day the great Harper stake for three
year olds, two mile heats, comes of. From
he number and character Of the horses named,
his promises TO BE the feature Of the week
will doubtless be a large attendance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-21
Bzvdy Houses.

Can yOu, Nh Editor, or aHy member % the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen, show any law
authorizing the licensing Of baety houses?
If there is auy such authority, ei-hsr io the
city charter or STATE laws / should Ike 10 see
it and ] sincerely hope, FOR ihs credit Of the
city, that no member Of the Board slouId so
degrade himself as to seriously entertain such
proposition. And If there vas, those members
OF the Boara Nho are for tbsm. b.. them re-
feet, that some day it may BE- ssh 10 them,
even by their own children, " Yoa voted 10 ii
oeass a house Of III fame on a big scale, there
BY giving your aid and conference to such
establishments, and If We are ruirsd b. them,
let the blame rest upon you anu bot upon us.7
Let it not be said hat the city Of Memphis
shall have an income from houses # pros itu-
ton. q.