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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14
MARKETS.
A southern view OF Gen. walker.

ffrom the treuoh pert Of the New orleans Bee Of Jan
All the Northern journals busy about Cen Walker,
and would be very difficult for ~ take notice Of
him. Scofcd nj by bis enemies praised up the skies
nv his friends the exdicator ofNcaraua will think him.
self very great (but th. IL, however the case)
his good does NOT get the better Of his vanity.
Tor ta Part Of the South which in favor Of the Amer.
canzaon Of Nicaragua, Walker "a but mere instrument
e perevering energetic and brave He throws himself
without hesitation at the head Of handful Of mesl in
country where he 10 10 meet powerful enemies. He "
rebukod neer by repulse suerings nor obstacles But
he y neither an administrator a soldier. His par
ignorant Of that fact but they do not care
much for H. They know that Walker will always have
ofhcers II more experience In military than himself
and that be will be aided by their advice What the
south wants before al IL chief nevc discouraged
always ready b. recommence the next day the game
which hehas lost the day BEFORE and who not affected
~ Die EtFonEest denupclalOne
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1otaI. VI ,bbJI3 IlfVI SbI IFZ,Zz9 35sfb
Increase in 1857 1856 90 per cent?. $3.50 2s2
The Loda Garden State says;-

The Illinois Central Railroad Company is pursuing
most benienan toward the purchasers lands
Two successive seasons unproptous In results. have
fallen heavily upon many recent settlers and they need
the friendly sympathy OF the company 10 revive their
waning hopes. Toward such liberal forbearance IL ex.
pnded and In all where improvements have been
commenced In compliance with stipulated engagements,
payment of instruments due has only been required in
part The improvement and cultivation Of the land Of
importance 10 the company than the prompt pay
ment Of purchase money So while the hopes and ener-
ges OF the settler stimulated by the humane policy
adopted toward him, the company promoting its best
into
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, 1858.
The current prices for the week at an the markets

The curren, prices for the week al the markets
as follows
pEEy Cattle.
Frst quality $40 90 SIC so Common. IS 80 ase 90
Ordinary. pb0a 10 o. Inferior ....... 90 rs 80
CALVES
First quality eco 90 SOS 90 Common. $40 90 s45 90
Ordinary 49, so GOA IS 90 Inferior. Is 90 IA 35 90
VEAL CALVES.
FL oily per Ib.6jSc. exc. Other qs. per lb4isc &C.
LAMBS
First quality - 90 % 90 Other qualities - 90 u 90
First quality &c. a5kc. Other quaties4.c 4Jic
The following table shows by what conveyanccs the
supplies at Allerton's came
By the Harlem Rsiroad-Bceves.. ..........s... 2lO
Cows and calves. .........
Veal calves. l32
sheen and lambs. ....... 4 ,261
BY the Hudson River RR.Beeves 3si
sheep and lambs. ........ s.
BY the Eric Railroad-Beeves. ......s........ 72e
Swine. ..... N.......... b64
On foo,--Cattle 100
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Canadian was nrm, with light stock. The sales en-
braeed about 400 500 bbls., closing firm at quota
tons. southern brands firm, with sales Of about
700 SEQ bbs, closing with the range of the above
figures. Rye -four quiet at our figures Corn meal
unchanged with small sales, within the range OF
quotations. Wheat-The market firm, and stocks
quite light. The sales consisted Of small lots, which
footed up about $500 5000 bushels, in.
cluded In which 700 a 500 bushels white
Michigan at 81 is, with red Tennessee al 81 IL,
and some Chicago spring on private terms Corn
firm but the supplies offering small and sales
quite limited being confined TO about 5000 10 900 bush
els including yellow and white, at 72c 74c. from
the ship and old Western mixed, delivered at 14c and
old southern white at 75s soc. Rye quiet TIC.
73c. Barley inactive at 75c. Soc Oats-The mar
ket steady with sales OF State and Western 42c.
ACC.
CorEx-The market quiet. The sales were confined 10
few hundred bags Of Rio at old prices. Sales OF 800
bags Iaguyara were made at p. T. SO DO Maracabo at
IL &c, and 100 mats Of Java at i6c.
CoTToS-The market was excited, and the sales
braced 500 600 bales closing at loc for middling
uplands or at about &c per ID advance from the lowest
point current before the receipt OF the Aantc last
week The following is a statement Of the movemen, in
cotton since the LIST OF September, rs compared with the
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vALENTINEs.

NJ Y. v
v. Valentines for young and old
Valentines tor Rirls with gold,
Valentines for tiness beauty,
Valentine all love and duty,
Valentines honey,
Nalcntines grave, and funny,
Valentines for maidens rosy,
Valentines for widows cosy,
Valentines for lovers stupid,
Valentines inscribed by Cupid,
Valentines Tor all professions
Valentines with sweet confessions.
Valentines 10 tedious bores,
Valentines 70 bachelors,
Valentines quite transcendental.
Valentines all sentimental
Valentines enthusiastic
Valentines and causic
Valentines surcharged with kisses,
Valentines for boys and misses,
Valentines with devices
Valentines at cheapest prices,
Valentines superby painted,
Valentines Illuminated,
Valentines In every style,
Yelled m versatile
May he bad at STRONGs, the shrine
or loves saint 81. Valentine
Hearts auccumh without resistance
To strong love with sTRONG's assistance.
Tho supplied lowest possible prices Tor chs1
by r. W STRONG, manufacturer,
~ Nassau street New YCrks
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THE MILITARY.

TUE WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD, COMPANY II,
Twelfth Regiment and the Citigens Corps VIII bold heir
first annual ball ~ Nhos Saloon Monday evening, January
Is Hh8 Tckes 81 each To be had nj the acpa hotels
and At the door on the evening OF the oall
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

10
AsHEs.-snal sales Of new pots were made at SIC.
BREADsTUFfs--Flour-Thc market active,
with good demand for export The sales embraced
about 1000 10 0c0 bbs, included in which some
Oo0 bbs for export The market closed at about the
following quotations.
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RECEIPTs BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The following is the report of the live stock brought
this road, destined for New York. for the week
ending this morning.
Cattle head. .........1,9 900 Hogs. ,23s
sheep .............2,509 Calves..............
Total lh7ll
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"A TwrNTyFIvE DOLLARsii
srHoSes I'm 4 i pShH Ia sn sSspLE LOTS
VALENTINES,
Containing the following large assortment via,
~ Conn; yslsnIn,: assorted E Sentimental as.
g. { i %%'S s Fancy y Envelopes.
is " rs, Valentine Writer'S
Valentine Cards
Theee will he sent at package By express
Otherwise 70 any city town Win the Uned States 90
Canals, on receipt ~ - -
TEN DorLARs
This the most liberal offer Valentine dssers~
Valentine Companies and wholesale dealers supplied on he
Most liberal terms, for c-sh
r. W. STRONG Manufacturer,
~ Nassau street. New YORK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10
Trustees Sale

yiTtus ofE Deed Trust Alien g. HalIo1eIl and
Etza his VIE bearing date the 2gt DECEMBER ls3
am d1y recorded IN the Clerks Office Ohio county IA
ook ~ shal sell 70 the highest best bidder
ane suction = the font door Of Court House for
y ~ SoaHty on Monday, The Bird DAY Of January 1859
that u % say: = " St'ts'
That lot or parcel Of land which was conveyed
70 AIen 81 HsloUel BY deed Daniel g. Let ana ne
heh = recorded in the CIers once county court
n @ 81 page ~ ~ being los number three. 60 -
eSodEy eastern paTt o. that lot parcel land
en 49, eonIeJed 70 said Allen g. IsE0Rel by q deed
Lo "ISa ~ ShTer and wife, dated 18Th DAY Of
Alafe lS4s ana recorded in said odee in deed hook So
page L being lot number three IN hTveTss
400 fronting 99 The south side Of Centre street.-The paEt
y, Dsng one;ouIth part Of the lot lying next
ire seFsetto 4he alley AZ theTear oEthe lot
IHB TENS OF SALE-CA8U
q the Wiospropety win be delivered on the
tee shall convey only the tie Yested Ia M Nv Ii5 IT,
u IL HGst =, HENRY P. MORRIS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

WHEq gass, altss good dssi Of assd resd-
ing and writing, being somsybat tired dowo and
ard consequently impatient with human weak
nsaseA, SITS ~ his midnight gas burner and reads
the nninatiss Of the doings ard sayings u sach
= crowd asIateiy met 1t Petersburg, he Is ex-
cug4bls II be thinks, Or eyen GpeakE, profound
,eOotempt Ior taeh gsthsring GodheIp pen
pie Eor whom E5ch men either make laws OF
rUleFE vas orr conclusion. Tbsss we're en-.
grezatsd nOigy, brayling VaIgafiaoa, from every
part Of the sate; there were noted duslIists
ding the leading work 81 the convention; there
we're men drunk-aiI -fE,s whole ungodly crew
assembled % choose rulers for people profes.
Ing christian civilization.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

A yrz1 rses seeaes It e.sikes ns, IT aaar. have
tosss N tsvs zen, ~ ths co1Tsspondsat II DE-
Rishz.or-d DisPaf<h did, dslsgstss 70 The Pe4ers,
hzEga CIV ira, aad OskesE, ~aikinz tue
saysssS .. p...,s.,Isz, Al Eigit, % ksep Gseto-
Ossxzz r., r,-., = 70 dsatb, the bossss beinZ
tan. r.,a.i .,,u.f r 4tsg,sd 4sd o1e.ao2-
Log, W'IiIs 3rIvr,4 y'1t' sff2 "a" o7S'i Sp."'1'
70 is moss atssJ i,.4i ~tts.fT> y Fs'''a "s'-
y DO ~ hsys =. ~5r~.1 - O AR u
WhssEaE sway OF -. ps.-' tire are %
hote. seeoumodstio1t y. .s<,e;. butt does
Gas IN 'iitds7 Ps4ssSb5rz-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

TsE nals. Of the Utah public lands il under
eonsideratioo by the o. 8. Government Chief
Justice Eektea, II Is sid, win make earnest pro-
teseattons againat sales, without restrictions,
Is the policy Of the Mormon Church corpora
tion NobId led At once 70 monopoly Of
purchase, caleniatsdto secure the successful
maintenance Of their social system. By "con.
secraGon" Brigham Young has caused his foi.
lowers 70 diveSt themselves Of all legal title to
their property. He, ~ @Trustes IN Trust Of
tbs Cburch, IS able to use the large wealth tius
acquired, the church already owning more than
half the property in Dtah, -or such titles 70 It
- can be had in country where the public
lands have never been Sold: and II the lands are
now brought in market unless some saving re-
stsiction Is provided, the Church will be surs
70 buy up The whole Of them, and 70 exclude
from the country Ill who are not willing 10 &c.
knowledge Brother Brigham a. the yicegerent
z 81 the Almighty, aud 70 subscribe 10 Mormon
Ism, with Poiygpmy and ali It's other vices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

HEeE's the way the Waynes59g RzpUEieqa
Bartieson's papeO eondeass the report Of the
city Hall Convention.
"A grand rox occurred at democratic meet
ing held in Wheeling. Va, on Saturday after
noon, the 2Tth nit. The cause Of the G1ss vas
Clemens. ~hexeopon SIS. l. T. Russell, Of the
AEgus, objected and NessrA Riley, "a full blood
ed IrishnHah,) Wickham, ian old line Vtig. i
knote, e pampered Iocofoco,l and 4 II.
O'HEieD, became equally as obsTepesous as 50
many ran cats tied together by their tails. The
chairman and secretary finally deserted the
meeting in disgust, and the Clemenites had
things all their Own way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10
TaE wonders and beautjes and att,aetfon. 81

THE wonders and beauties and attractions Of
Niger legislation, are numerous, and davn upon
rs and dazzle as day after day, Mr.. Douglas
speech 81 Mcnphts, Tenn, which We publish
this morning. Ia an ilIustration Of what we are
ct. We call attention 70 the extract The rea.
:. son We didn't publish more Is bccauGe no more
came 70 hand. Tho extract Is fair specimen
Of what Stephen A. Douglas is N a politician.
y Snd good criterion TO test all his mummeries
PbOpt popular sovereignty. Four years ago
IlpnglssJ introduced the KanSas btll--and No
venture that neither he nor uinety.nlne out Of
every hundred Of the politicians OF the country
Interpreted that clause, in which the right Of the
people to adopt Or exclude slavery was asserted.
.lnnS NJ. Douglas has now interpreted popular
SoveFeignty before his Memphis audience. II
10 diiaenlt 70 be patient in the confederation Of
- such politics a. Mr. Douglas esSayEto stamp with
the appearance Of principle. Does BIr. Douglas
ii, expect anybody to take stock in such tyaddle
- O. he gives vent 70 at Memphisf He knows
and everybody who reads and thinks knows.
that his CLAUSE in the, Kansas bill from its
- very existence. never could have anticipated or
contemplated the Dred Scott decision. Il was
alleged distinctly that twas neither the inten.
fion tOlOgisIAte SIayery into or out Of tho terri
X, toFy. by that bil--bnt to leave ii free to the
- pecple-nOt to tho operation OF the constitu
tlon, which, by the bred Scott decision, su.
.persodes any call for action on the part Of the
: :, pSpplo-and whether or.no makes slavery an
Institution as long as It remains territory.
n.yieW Of. oil this It Is a mean audacity on
the part Of Douglas to talk as he does. No man
iGiEhis country, 81 whom we know any thing. has
triee9 more With the eredGlity--the patience,
s, and md, common se4sot the American people.
n, @.s tian has Stephen a Douglas But his hobby
:,:it now wearing thread.bare- aim is appar-
Isaout, and we predict that before the Charleston
Convention shalt have met he win have fallen
.tutoR eoesasgl cpatsFaPt t6r eligible purposes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

S2IEnr1LIsx.-WEg God u A47yv rit6 tn
BieEsd.-Rey. 4. Higziiason, Of Woreester. lec-
TIRED o. Theory and Facts Of SgirItuzIfszn, at
DodEosth's Hal, on SUNDAY. Ia the course of
his Tesuazks On the iasUEcieney Of the prevail
ing czeedS, be tod this story Of Mrs Harriet
Beec1ex Store, ard one Of her little daughters:
The little gII, be said, came to her mother one
Day and assed fit vas ever right 70 get angryz
E-0h, no, Of course not was the a1srer.-
Bot, said the little girl, SIT says IN the Bible
that God IS angry with the zicSed7 ooh. that
Is another thing. be Is obliged to be angry"
:. s. hat, God o5Iigedl Itbo5gbt he eouldnt be
obliged to doanytking-7 sYe, he Is, according
70 his holy lzE; yon will understand It when
you get Older: you must vait til then The
and tfo1ghtIol for minute. and then. y-itl1 4
bright look, she said; 80, mother, understand
i nos It's beeauseGod isn't j Christian. w.
Z PIT
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DIR BAAKEB
TREATS ALLDISEASEs FREE OF CHARGE.

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WI also give special attention 70 the following case,
SoUg9s, Coog GonsumPtion, Group. Influenza AStbnaa
ana All other dseaSes Of the throat and IgI
1s WI devote particular attention 70 die treatment Of al
sEIn Lumbaso Serofula heuafisI (acte and
Fone Ps alysis, Eptesy, Dy1pspaa, piles
also 10 Al chronic female diseases. Special Iii
be given 70 the Treatment Of -
BYE AND EAR
Without the Of the RnRe or Needle and he
sst on hand an excellent assortment beautiful t6.
ss Eyss ana Or Ear Drums, suitable
DR. BAAkkk has made discovery of q P1uId tfst
VII produce perfect Absorption Of CirAR1cT aud Ft
store perfect vision to the without Of me Knife
Baakee can produce one thpusand certificates Of his
perfect suseeSS In cuEpg Cancers old Cores or UIcers i
or trmorg Of every description without
me use Of the knife. Special he Tss-
with Dr. Baakee for Tie Of the sgt named AZ"
cases they viii his advice and
Dr. Baacee Il Of the most BEiuT and 9eeetrSted 3D.
geonS and nov living His 10 known per
sonaly ~ nearly every principal city the world nj
directed % Dr. Baakee, Containing ten eents from
statlpB the nature Of their disease
pondenee RREg OF Charge once hour ron q 4 VI
toOF.A. III DIR. BAAREE. ~
isIrf No. n LEXINGTON STREET
i betWeen Charles and Liberty
oeoC-4YotSHH4 Baltimore, AId.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

TnE n. Y. Academy Of Music and the Ma
tional Theatre were both used.for preaching the
Gospel on Sunday evening The n. Y. Tribune
says ofthe theatre--''The congregation consist
ed mainly Of ncwsboys, ahoe-blacIs, park
soungers, shouide hitters, pickpockets, bullies,
together with A. II. Purdy, Esq, and number
Of respectable Christians, who had to occupy
such seats as they could procure, regardless of
their proximity TO certain rather repulsive.look-
ing individuals. The proscenium seats were
Oiled with ladies and gentlemen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10

Thar b'awliag champion Of Irish liberty and
of Africa" slavery, Nr. John Mitchell, has re-
moved his Newspaper from Knoxsille,rT ennes,
see, to the city Of Washington. zrhere he hopes
70 print If in future, In the first number oft,
published on Saturday, the editor anDounesd
the articles ofhis creed, To which he adds:
up To certain date-say til t6e--day Of
--1sG-we are willing to labor for their At.
tainnoent II Goutherners arouse themselves
they can attain them all. or elss dissolve the
Union. n they mfll do neither the one nor the
other before that day, Why we, for our poor
part, will decline 70 urge them farther; We have
10 idea Of making Caasaudra Of ourselves and
Disturbing sleeping congregation viii, our dis.
nal ysticinatOry ghriekE. It's sad to be always
on the losing side; and we have had rnartyrd6n
enough After the - day Of aforesaid.
Therefore If we find the cause Of the South sill
looking downward; IL the people are Geen still
submitting 10 p1rcbase slaVes at eleven times
their proper price; If the stigma Of prohibition
sgainst having and selling slaves in the federal
capital IS still carried cOntentediy on the brow
ofthe South, as 1t we're an honorable scar
Why, in that case, s~e shall GO North, and be-
come an abOlitfonigt"
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THE oJsbEstEoa Of tie Eozr1b II July, E1
Tzzsgusatsd n japan By t5@ Q. s sszm1
llsssspp Ien9 6sz7bs ths hd As 6l-
leEs-
The g5o7o1s Fca-Eh Eas 3 net and Sszsazvee-
ais day. bgEsEes, re dressed tie ship NTH
ezra eSsoEx, and lad Tie had sszti1sle1 % the
baT5ezns daex 70 PezfoTm 01r EatoaaI airs
At tW5Te OScEoek on bsse& dogs a Ebezly
PSued fSsFth their IhaDdez Ia saiateef tEeafT
Oas gus, Whicd made the s1gT0uniing Rsoau-
taias aSd Vzaegs ring. IS report after report
Eest E0Ettl, which put the xi103s japanese pop
ul4t5OI IA Doti0ns fU Elea tie smoke hSd
cleared aSay re eO1d distinctly Sc that the
sbole toEa Rad ecDe foEth To aitoess or saIuts
II hoss0T Of the day that osr fo-ezt6e+s deeaared
themselves free fDm tie British yOke To The
laESsissPp5 belongs the credit Of firing the first
rational salute in this h4EboE IN h0Sor Of tbat
giosfoas day
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TosIe.-Fr0m c0l Albsr. PlEe, n. c. fEon

TOsIc.-From Col Albert Pike n C. from
Arkangas:
WAsulscToz, D. c., June IL, 1856.
have used two bottles Of your B9Thases
Holland Bitters,' and have found it very useful
IN case of Indigestion and Headache, and re-
commend it to all who need pleasant and
efhcacious remedy and valuable tonic"
DYsPHPnc WoHEH NorIcE - 9rhars's HoL
LqHd Btttsrs has cured me o: Dyspepsia by
using it only one week / recommend It conf
IDENTIFY to all suffering from the disease.
CLARA e. ScUcaxAS.
PrTTsBUsGH, Oct q. 1856.
lSirs. s. is the wife Of the noted Lithographer.)
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AUoUsTrs THoRxDlKE, who recently died At
Boston left large properly to his family with
the exception Of one daughter, who married q
few years since, contrary to bis wishes. He
gives one daughter q, 200 per annum, and two
sons each, IS, 900 per annum, on the condition
offorfeit if either ofthem gives one farthing to
the married daughter. To prevent the break
ing Of the will he gives her 800 per annnm.-
This daughter hearing Of her fathers sickness.
and the family being absentin Europe. hasten.
ed to his bedside, but was repulsed.