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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-19

HAVE COLT, two years cid last spring, that can ~
beat any named Golf Of his age in this State Tor FR
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and let set the dis fF-s4
taBce and weight. To this Fan. The forfeit y II
Z. D. BHFLE,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-19

PAINTING ESTABLISHNEENF.
DUGLDERS, HOUSEEEOLRERS, &C., are re-
Quested take notice hzt the Undersigned, having made
the necessary arrangements and secured the services OF competent
Workren is now prepared LARGE CONTACTS in tie linz
Of his vocoton in all its various branches In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber is prepared to execute with greatest proTnptn
all contracts large which may rendered, style and
upon Which fai give satisfaction. He is also pre-
pared to execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAISING MARBLTSa.
Having that department secured the services OF the most expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having WORK IN ms line 70
give him call before making final arrangement
X. 7. FLEMING,
marchsds No. g. Union St. between Cherry and summer.
EBANON MILLS FEOUR.-Wehaveb been mad5
Agents for the sale Of the Lebanod Mills Flour, which
superior brand.
we store large supply, made Of White Wheat,
which we will sell at wholesale or retail.
may9l-h CARTER. MCKAY & co
WHO CAN BEAT 1T!
VXTE have just finished and got operation, Steam Saw
Wv Mill, for L. J. Perdue William McCelland,
Glasve Tennessee that twenty thousand eight hundred
minutes. II cut thousand and foreght in tEentyegbt
minutes. We have reduced the prices Of Engines and Boilers,
to such figures hat dy Competition in prices ard Durability
Our Engines put iron bed plates and made Of the best
terials. We are agents for the
ST. LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
STRAUSS SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
Rl Ills,
and furnish any size ct notice. prices,
with freight added. ELLIS & MOORE,
&C, 9S and 100 South Market street,
June4-f Nashville, Tennessee.
ALzz wlLLlAnsOz. AEoHrE CHEATHGx
NEW1FIRM
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CNONGRESS WATER.--Just received. a lot Of resi-
~ and genuine Congress Wster. .-.--
: DEMOvILLE & BELL.
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p,-.r5By 81 De Drasysti IN Hsaasls go b DFugSs
1917 ihTolshaus he Slate
Fe-t EWIN, PENDLETON 4 CO.,
uaris-sRkFaa Tagis1sis Agsus, Nashville.
, 1858-04-02

tained and freedom Of election secured, the
President has discharged his duty; and
neither he nor the administration can be
justly held responsible for the complications
which arise from the insane non-action and
rsbelliOus course Of fanatic or unscrupulous
free state leaders.
Let Kansas be admitted, as the Men
York NeCs forcibly remarks, and a new
Convention will at once be called in the
State; new Constitution will be framed
and submittedto the people-all without
further permission or action of Congress,
and without causing even so much as a rip
pie on tho surface Of our national politics
Kansas as q sovereign State will do what
she pleases, responsible only to herself, un-
influenced by Federal Governors and Secre-
tsries, and without reference to any Con
grossiOnal supervisory power The Odmis'
sion of Kansas, in a word, is the most
plenary enabling act that can be passed; it
is the only act by which Kansas becomes
wholly independent OF any possible future
Executive interference or Congressional
legislation. And it is the shortest way oI
arriving at this much desired result
Whether Kansas continue Territory oil
become State, new Convention would
be called, that Convention must act, and
the people must approve or reject; but i
the people approve the work of the new
Convention, their approval, if acting as the
people Of sovereign State, is final anG
cOndludes the question; while, if they still
act as the people Of Territory, they mus
come once more before Cohgress, when {
majority in either House may defeat ant
undo their work. Which, then, is the bes
way of disposing of the question? I'm
doubtedly the way indicated in the Presi
dents Message"
, 1858-04-02
Aloud ne NTormOnS

We find the Gollovinc, in tbo Orooon
.-e '0S"'"S !" '"0 O'esV"
Siafssmaa Of March 10th. From it we
infer that the Salmon river "slake in
zicn" In this Territory is abandoned, and
that the Saints, wherever dispersed, are
summoned within the gates Of the modern
Sodom. Late adVices from Salt Lake city
60 to show that most Of the Mormons who
LEFT San Basnardino are much dissatisfied,
and would all return if they could obtain
back the property they sacrificed in Obedi-
snce to the orders Of their masters. So we
spPrehsnd it will be with the Mormons
from this and Ore gOn Territory
%THE onncOS MonxOxs OFF FOR SALT LAKr.-It
oasa ns had made 5 I numSer Of ,Sar sas
TosaS Y Se soSR IL rs pssssIes 70 ,s order Of Brigham
, 1858-04-02

tied ceedit, would have been sacrifice to him. His
farm must go to ruin. The interests of the settlers Of
nearly every pursuit nearly Identical Their future
prospects depend chiefly upon the prosperity Of the
country, the increase Of immigration, enhancement in
facilities for the transportation of their products All
this was damerically opposed to a war No compen-
pensation that government could make would atone
for the murder Of families the soppage Of labor
rywhere, the loss of time the suspension of mmigra-
ton and the numerous evils resulting from this dis
astrous conflict.
"The commissioners at Vancouver have faithfully
and impartally performed their duty. Whatever sum
they may have decided upon in estimating this war
debt hold that amount to be justly due and trust
that Congress will at once provide for its extinguish
mnni y
, 1858-04-02

campaign will be necessary in the spring
Col. Johnston is TO receive a Brigadier
Generalship, and judging by the tone of
his letter published in another column, he
is well qualified for the important station
he has been selected to Gil. He believes
actual hostilities will take place, and that
such a result will be the most effective
means to solve difficult political question" F"
The following are extracts from letter
written by Col. JOHNSTON, commander Of
the Utah expedition, to member of his
family in Louisville, Ky.,-daied Camp
Scott, near Fort Bridger, Black Fork Of
GreeH RireT, De-. l2h, 1858 :"
"some think the MormOns, when It Is necessary TO
make the issue with them will submit 70 the govern
ment. do not agree with them. think their fanat-
cism and villany will lead them to Try encounter
at least and think our government out to desire H.
as aHordng simple solution 10 difficult political
question. II they resist, fnal settlement would be
on the basis Of a conquest We would then dictate 10
them the terms of adjustment,
Brigham Young wrote 10 me 4 few days since
sending as present some 500 pounds OF salt, or II
preferred We might buy Il for the troops. Knowing
they would entertain endish delight in the knowl
edge that would starve freeze, neither Of which
we intend 10 do although we have no salt, sent 1t
hack 70 him with this message;-" That Brigham
Young and bis associates In rebellion against the
government; that until they return to their alleg
aud obey the laws, will accept favor conr.
tesy from them. nor hold any correspondence with
them that when advance, the people who remain
at their homes or engage only In their private bus-
ness, will be undisturbed. u find them arrdysd in
1eW attack Liem irAeTerer mSff them that Il
they entertained the deusiye hope that the army would
retire from the Territory. they had better banh II
that tAs army tciR Rsrsr take one step back ~
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BUSHES NoTIoEs.

another Lettsr4-The Captain Of the steam
boat Creole writes as. follows
DE-. A. S. Tonp.-Dearg Sir: I have for 4
numbered years, used in my family, your; nit
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them tru-
ly valuable I use but little other medicine in
my family. i find them safe, easy in their ope-
ration and they cleanse the stomach aud bowies,
better than any other physic that have any
kno Wedge of. @5s.
have also used them. for many years on nv
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippirivers. have
found them to suit the bilious deseases Of the
South, better than any other medicine / have
ever used. Yours very respectfully,
r Oct sl6, 1865. JosEPH RlcHkRDsoN
u. II. Logan & Co., General Agents. ~ Z.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column
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Stealing Braes1st A Young woman of the
As. Asparia stamp, appeared before an Alderman
yesterday, and wanted toamake complaint
against leopard sleeks individual, whose
nam name she did not know, charging him With
stealing her gold bracelet, valued at 81. She
sad she was not certain that the suspected per-
son was guilty, but he was a 'sslight o hand
fie4iler,P and had performed numerous tricks for
her editication the evening previous, and had
LETT her presence rather clandestinely. She was
informed that the charge could mot be sustained
upon the evidence stated, besides it was neces.
sary to know the mans name, Ssanid he must 81
caught before he is scotched.'a
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tNIoRETHAN 500, ooOBoTTLRs
t5sa .ltsisg ~ e7 SOLD IN TEE q 49, aa9sis
= .IN.E,NaENGL AND SIZE MES


TINE RESTORATIVE OF PROV. o. j. WOOD FOR RFi
had rival. Volume might .5cfysn from ali
parts world and IRON lhe most Ia Toe
that 10 per6ct 2tsorqtfre but read tile sr md
doubt read also the folloWins: Z q i
its = ~ e -.sti.,.is = .ssg,Y ss.syi
eTnE People have for centuries been afiictsd
With bald heads, and the only remedy knnEn
has been those a6on Wis By recent
Professor these are being
but great many SIN hsr1 @
have been SO often uioI y Iafr Tonies
emf kindS ITO all sfof De eSTSes
thevySil n; yj5E1Ss
tive there no tucb tinr a We
nov hisst and mos beautiful
ceris cases where hair
t
e'y ~ ~ ~ ,.i ossl
I'M, rs - me for keep
Is M " g92e SOFT aud Etoggy
i !i9s the greatest ene
though some di1e 10 the ways Of
but viii admit that head Of
N man or OBJECT mncl te be de.
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Wheeling Purchasing Prices for CRAM
Wheat 9oals1o Corn 55aeo. Corn Meal IS.
Oats 40. Barley 7oa75. Rye 65a7o. Rye Flour
$500. Potatoes rs to s., 90.
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BRAGess AHCTIe 'IIIIINInTFslTTI,


s1a6se an fof 4gief ron
81 sss 81
t9e ld1H OF eEon-
sfsates from thepaFtiss GarastS age - 81
5s but their length o.
81! 59Ss, Beetle "a
ysars Win arled many
shses esntpos
es, ls+,.s. .i i, slntIaE aaA
saernE tSs pfaRs u Tas
was cured by three four applications Of the
fsfiy ne lin chi dr. .sf g
ssss O. LAKE 5Tsss
s esseE
andln afeW day the little sufferer was WSiIs6
,,.a.,,a5 q estorstl 81 Heanty,it Z, SRI
iered from Eruption on the lace
ana by knd
ss. Il 1 fI6TEi BE 4 o;ir7 iisii
horrible the neck, which resisted All
snI ne tried TIE arctic Three CURED
keNFondorCul5 Garel a5xsg . inf
Mrs Bedford Mobile yasobnfned
allure OF all other Arctic LIME
Il fflaak- Il ~ lsxRloAton. VI, ef no
.,Ss55t MElPH1s, TeHA., Nov. 9sth, 1867.
scalded BY the expiosion steam Induced
me to try B5sggs arctic Thesnart
pain gone from the bruisessiI IN two ~
an s Ms g 81 FsSq@s RTI business
7 -i5i. The Blind sec! = Ief1t
WEBsTRR CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
Do a.: G. For lor than
degree and tried various
to no effects induced by Dr. baum to try te Arctic
daughter aioted same tof tie sstas
IN Se sv PSEsS9 Of The time blind
eyes are now perfectly sonnd Thus have one two.
curing the rheumatism he
1yourinVa uSble remedyin my house. YourstTaly,
nsr.5s q osgg %, 1sss
Russell and with the CURES hi Mentions and
know his terPs4t to he striStS ~.
Good for Animals. ~
This n valuable Dniment also equally ecatiousn
81
Tefa neutrality-suspicious. UnIted States. ii2isl t1s
~. .,..z,...,, ST. Lou1s. Deo. 2sd, 1851.
mentor nmbGrof months. SUI
IN the diseases of welfare
fas 5Ss1s 9SRE as
sss sSS
es Is and We the Arctic inI.
Ffst'' '''H5- 7s'5fi29 ). { Il. kRNoF COS
LYNoH, AREoT 3 90.
ssz5sstoo 1.isy % iSs,,l.is tohesnutsFeet.
Many old hand ,yiIItry
10 70 se 70 tSs to ySR
INTENT, - and take other..l al
Liberal .1'rOpObi1IOn.,s 70
The agree
one year Thisis one oflthe pStierE
osition wrapper around every Io
81 sens pss
are FSf sale q Z and
soiep PROPRIETOR, 81. Lod4s;Mo
An Agent wanted in every town and vinte : AbpSSa.
enss. For EsfgSRsRf ffsr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-21

On account Of an Oh Acqudin tance.--M Most
of our city readers have seen Miss Louise Rec
der, $50 callcd) authoress and actress. We be
lieve she made her first appearance on the stage
in this city, when the Athenaum was opened
by Dir. Matteson. 1t was well known, too, at
that time, that. she was the wife of Frank R.
Wright, with whom, from some cause=or other,
she did not live. Since leaving this city she
has been giving readings and acting under the
name of Mrs. Frank R. Wright On the 8Oth
of September last, Mr.. Wright appeared before
an Alderman in Philadelphia, and charged 4
person with adultery with his wife Miss Reederl
The person stood trial and was acquitted owing
to want Of direct proof On looking over one
of our Philadelphia papers yesterday we hap
pened upon the proceedings of trial in the
Court of Quarter Sessions, there, in which
Frank R. Wright was charged with adultery,
by his wife, and divorce applied for. 1t ap-
pears from what we could gather from the eyi-
dence that Wright has bespsliving in PhiIadel.
phia and keeling up Gcorrespondsnce, with 4
young girl in ElEton, Pa Recently the young
lady left her home aud went to- Philadelphia,
where she vas Joined, by Wright Who passed
her off as his WIFE The young girl's5 father
followed her sand took. her back home, much
against her will. WFight's real wife, hearing
OF this crcnmstauce in$tit suit for adultery
and appItGdfor-a divorce. The jury returned
q verdict of guilty.
i = ~
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BB6sis Sales & as

~. q efh DEED OF trust dom Alsn q aSoS and
his gss beRring date the 2Qt December, 1850
and less the efn5 county In
page OILS shall sel der
II tfQnt 1or ofhe Court {ohSe
esd oetobsr Ls5st
~ tae property Wheeling
f4ESts rhat lot sisoaSeyed
tke9 Allen ffun Daniel And Vie
which Is recordein the ofee OF Ohio county court
~ ueedbook 88s page a4 9l~
IN square t22l in the Belle Air addltion
.9s 5as TuR S&LE
Te eastern part or parcel otland
conveyed to said Allen HSII6WelsAy q deed
rom william w Shrtvel and Vfes dated day of
rsee5dsd in said oee book 49,
apd fronting the south side Centre srsstthS mart
beinglone fourth of next
ire street to the alley the rear of the lnt.',
of the sale OF thi5 fraction of
puychnSe money in cash. remaining two.
thirds In three equal interest
and months after the
to give bonds for the lnstamens
title 70 be retained until they been fully paid
The title is believed be indsputabe selling Is Fs
oftrust -. HENRY p NnTRis
;sSpsSs7s1 sas5Efkir -5sf 7fiflE Trustee.
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"FaNny ,cus,l't il, made ana zqf.',.A small

"FuNny scqsn't il, made ana zg.tf. spal
boy about two weeks old, (niore or less) and
about the size Of an ear Of corn crept stealthily
and inEisibly into our sanctum yesterday morn.
Ing, and with face beaming with good humor
and shining with grease and molasses deposited
copy of the ''Chip Basket upon our table and
backed out with his fore6nger on his lips in a
perpendicular position without uttering dis:
tinct work. The Chipisa funny paper pub
lisbed somewhere in the city by somebody I'M
known We extract
BANK ROBBERY. .s-s
A nefarious attempt was made to rob Sutton's
coal Bank on Sunday last by some william who
succeeded in effectingss AN entrance through the.
sky.light by means of a skeleton key. FOrtu-
nately the Cashier was on hand, who, with
great presence of mind grabbed all the yaluables
consisting of a copy of the Chip Basket and a
roll of Bologna sausage and made his escape out
the back door.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS:
ESoutREK--Fhe 4th ofJuly does not occur
on the 22d of February, as you suppose.
ToN-He wasnot hid in the slop pail. He
was under the bed
MOTnER-Reverse and spank.
STATIsTIcs.-Seven times five are thirty FIVE.
HELEN.-You can keep them up withielasti
MEDlcus.-Apply shoemaker's wax and then
squeeze it.
GrooRAPHrR.2rhe United States is in gir-
gnia.
The following stands at the head oftbo local
column:
c1LcULAr1oN-1Oooo ,ooloooYooO,OO
And rapidly increasingly
The Chip publishes "a $4,000 prize story,
entitled 1.-THE SyIph of Pipe Greek, by Corn Cob,
Jr." Itconcludes as follows: So
Rudolph, she murmured, 'itcannot be. The
mandate Of my vengeful fnther and the decree OF
fate must he obeyed, and her voice was as me.
lOdious as the tinkle of fractured cowbels far
away down the Weazel Point road, and low and
sad as the moan ofa dying Pollywog. She rose
to her feet dazzling in her Respondent beauty
as yellow lily floating on the limpid waters oE
dry goose pond.
'lIudolphus beloved of my soul, she said in q
voice sweeter than the best New Orleans Al Eases,
thou knowest love thee, my heart clings to
thee as the bean to its pole. Without thee i
famish, die --'s' 9f
The rest Of this thrilling story can only be
found in the New York SledgeT of next week,
TO be had only where it is offered for sale.
The Chip" can be had at the same places
for five cents, tho price having recently been
reduced from three cents to u half dime.
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THE. INTELIaIGENGER.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 91,' 49,

Largest Circulation of anyPaper in West
ern Virginia.
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Trust Sale of Real Fstate.

-. - u = hSSA4O O4 LlOdI G8JdB6o
virtue of Deed of Trust made BY BENJAMIN stenbens
dated At J9s1uary 1851 and recorded in CLERKS
once OF ONE County Court Deed Book 1872 we
shall on the 18th day next to
tng front door o the Court House Ohio county Mt ii
O'Clock A. M at public SALE to the highest certain
IaFce! o. ground North half Of No 81 on
est side Of Eo street, Ward or the city Of
@heeilngI In the part laid outiby Moses W. nd
others as an addition 1.-THE city Of Wheeling.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
h. NELSON, " -
JACOB HORNBROOK,
s5ocsts ssasis5s sE = TtStte.ss.
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New York, Oct. 2O.-Tlie steamer Saxonia,
from Hamburg, via Southampton on the 18th,
mas arrived: ~
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HAT & CAP MANTFACTORY.
S NO.146 MAIN STREET.

- = RHEELL&G,sHA.
AXRtsK, respectfully informs lis friends the
~ punlc that he il receiving manufacturing
anu splendid Gaps Eonssting
~ a. qualities and muse. My are
Ana wen stored with choice stock Caps
. tS ample means and thirty experience
a,guaraiee to those that with
mat they can be furnished with good
mt or Oap haye also made arrang with the best
Ways have on hand for Gentlemen, tEelmoSt tasty fine
hat Cap that the United States
an OF " which viii be sold at the lowest prices
I . aug26 g. AVERY
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cllncd. Lard dull 60a61s. Sugar dull and
has slightly declined.
New York, Oct. 2O.-Tlle steamer Saxonia,
from Hamburg, via Southampton on the 9TH,
has arrived.
H6nrrAx, Oct 2o.ATRel R. NJ. steamship
Europa, from Liverpool onsthe 9th inst, arrived
at midnight Her advices are three days later.
The. LIVERPOOL Cotton market was dull but
steady. BreadstuffsVery dull. Provisions dull
Consols SO I -4a9sSs 77sss
d PHIlADELPH1a, Oct 2O.-The Sloop. 81 War
Lancaster was launched from3tIle Navy Yard ut
noon, and was christened5 by Miss Harriet Lane
IN the presence ofian immense assemblage.
--4---,--- - "a 80 Is
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.=sRiver risen 8inches in
the last "a hours. Moderate rain since morn!
ing. 8l ~
BosToS + Oee 90 III he Cunafd mail steam.
ship Canada sailed Mt noon for liverpool via
Halifax. She carries out 20 passengers for
LIyerpo and SO for Halifax, she also has $685.
H. y, The brig Isle dc Cuba, from New York for
lteondo, putin hereto.day :she had been as far
as ST. Miclaols, when Capt iDobson asked the
crew if they would go TO The coast Of Africa and
engage lin the slave trade. They refused 81.
ss The Captain and passengers then left tho
vessel. wheps the nlate took possession and
brought her here Iheiyessel is owned by De
FigauFie, Portuguese Consul at New York. The
crew are principally Danes and Dutch.
( sssas9 seaii /. ~ sa4'fi
YEAsHlSeToN, Oct 90 Between 8 ori0O0OOO
he rcqufted pay of the yolun-
teers engaged In the, service against the Florida
indians, u theatime- of the removal of Billy
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MEiW R0.OKS

NEW B C1OKS
gsS E SS i 8 Man 'tTss.
MGRa9s g o. Jno
True Is a Last; Lie and Tass MUIR and liz
WORKS Guy IiStngstoD; slontez The Age
due Nort6; The Great lyest PRIMES Travels, 6o 4o
@ VIII 1Sss aqa ss7ss5S
you want decided tch In te way Of plain
sud fancy Bile other together
cell j. 8 d 81 oRis, No lOs Main ST.
6c cents to 92bs ct sal [oct1Il u o. oRRsa {
ETooP SKIRTS Ihs white and eolors FOR ladies and
- Misses-21 y, These Skirts are eonf
seps 4 HEisKEII & sWEAR1EeEE. /
saddles; FAIRNESS. TRUNKS &c!
WHQLIGSAl3E d RETAIL.
IT Bs sHERPA RD 1sl Main St., corner of Union li
e hssR ss and
Gentlemen Shddls Fine and C0aTSe HaTkeSSt Trunks
df5gs S & ~ RsosE
y and merit
Al! kinds done and II 2 proper
ssp2o ssi;ss,.5s si. 81 lff ,slagka lsl Main
n q NOTICE. q. q. - - /
THE hfm Of Sheppard MoERan this day dissolved
ssttsd 81 T. B Sheppard. nm as
l a md flass
having accounts will
q Sept. 1Oths 1858 CHASE MORGAN.
.aGgI.A e,s q @ G GA
cIesnsnsy Eept sfs ses he
public that he his Nom Market
above intends make good EoT
Ssl e
work, ana repaiFlng doneWith dispatch ssepIs
SO OH 4 Oil IS DILL 8
4sis BE- ssls 8 E!
fer 5VeYYiloCI II
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81 Steam TO LiVerpool.aS 1880
NHE subscrbers tickets and from all II prn.
cpalcitles of Enrope either sail packets
Passengers 2fndt q tier to purchase TICK
cts before leaving home. q SHITlt& q oRRELItZt
octl2 Wheeling, Va.
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H4nrrAx, Oct 2o.-ATKel R. M. steamship
Europa, from Liverpool onsthe 9thinst, arrived
at midnight. Her advices are three days later.
The LIVERPOOL Cotton market was duh but
steady. Breadstuffsvery dull. Provisions dull.
Consols 90 1-4a9sss .les
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-River risen 8 inches in
the laSt24 hours. Moderate rain since morn!
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d Pu1l4DEIrHla, oct, 2O.4rhe Sioop, d. var
J4ancas terwas launched from'the Navy Yard at
noon, and was christened by Miss Harriet Lane
IN the presence ofaan immense assemblage
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BY THE UNION q s. I.IrJ.E. :

TO .EIlk DAILY TNTIsI.T.Idat II giiSEs
oEFIoE. ookNERlw1TER Aasp MONROE STREETS
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Wheeling Agency for the Amer

T. SCOTT takes pleasure in announcing To- the citt-
2sns Of Wheeling and vicinity that he has been ap
Manuactory OF the American Watch Company of Waain
Mass The good quality Of these Matches fora few years
left at store, l67 Main rtrest, viii receive prompt
a1tenuSp. Sep8
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sHEESKELlz g. SVWEARfNGEM
WILL PEN on MONDAY, d TURsDA AZ, the 1ts6 and
" 18th OF OCTOBER their Second stock of EaE
fall WINTER GOODS