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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
RRAGGS ARcTIC LINIMEN q

1hsIucompreheusibIe Lnim,nt, upon which The grsA
the pSngs OF Rheumatism. Neuralgia tout EEy
Cancer, se5ofula spra.nS; al s@IisT prep
Rrations. The ProPTstors give Tor tIs % ~
cures sscte by during pastfsE monIhs Ger,
thcates from the parties I.inse ~ ~ of
allpa'A isT one BottIe TrinmPhnnt.
ar, Mont No $40 Morgan STREET, IT. Louis, having
for three years with Rheumatisn, and tried many
without ELECT was cured by one
tie Of Afe''' N'r S5nI OF Purgnrory.
HsHgy DAYS. oS1 Of parsstory Win Neuralgia,
months was cured by three or four applications Of the
Arctic Linim siaty tI,e l.ItIIe CbiIdren.
little daughter Mrs residing on Lake ' Ss,I
Of boiling water. The Arctic Linimsnt aeeS5
e ts directions, 1d sas aIs Sa, Vas ven
anu ~ $50 rseStored 20 EseInty.
f.Te rom painful aud dhguring eruption on ts
ami by the use bottle Of the Liniment
restored 70 hsl a. a ins1orribie Timer.
Easns Mallory trss Ssas a! a T Esse O.
until he tried the arctic Linimen Three bottles cured
him In " few WssE vSvionderfnI Caref
Mrs BEDFORD Mobile, confined her couch
years with numb palsy ana after oS, ~ Arete Lint
mynt, Ia Niltte over month 9naitlhli,,,,,.
MKMPiIs, rEsH., Nov. 2sth, lsot. :,
Thereby certify that having bean SSdy
M ~ trv ARE Imminent Thesmntt
- was gone from the bruises. In two weeks was
we'll, and able 60 reSsHs my street
The Blind SeeI - 80
WKBsFER CITY. Iowa, Now 9TH, 1901.
NJ a n RRAae-DeaI sir; For more than three Gears
had been afflicted with indRmed eyes, IN an
@ KS eecS; was Induced BY Or. Baum 70 try the ATe.e
Lpimeht and In Two months was HgsI for the same
tine and during portion ofthS t@s yaz entirely 9'
~ now perfectly sound. Thus have l, with one two
bltt-bote, cured my e isaId bot
your ainabie remedy my house. Tours
wEpyrFa oiFr, love, nov. gtli, 1851,
thereby certify that am veil acquainted with MS1 ian
know hi, 70 BE- s,TissiTps y wsb,,er civ.
decd fer AntIniiis- $3.50. -
This Invaluable Linimsnt e also equally "
egrtldcate Messrs e aud are gen,
keep the two Target Lively ,
erails knos . -. 81. LOrIs, Dec. asd, 1851.
NUMBER Of monih s, eserfuily testify to s SUI
pe,ior scacy n curing ths e. ae
ht we Would use other We keep and have kept of
about dissas-
sS Is great, and Gnies say ina ne
We cordaIiy alllysry stable keepers ana
others having the care Of horses. ,,,,sass
LYSoH, ARNoF q Co..
glesnut Street
Many old on na.' t -.
sgse 70 purchase them Aess ARCTIC Ll'.
IAISI. ana taiT 5Sa 4apsi s6posftsoh.
mt. gree furnish zach pun ot
free subscription 70 the u y lef
ThIsIs one Of the best y y pllels.
,entng the holder % ne
n around eyer toef ~,
ne Tie AEeuc LinImenti Is put Up " y
more proportion % their cost ana
- esheapest. For aalehy HltAtitt q
e.s Sole proprietQ rls 81 LOUIS = 10 ..
Al agent wanted In every toan ana yl,iei
u,ist always accompanied 1y res
tiohs iu Sor sse ~ = LAIt6lTEIN6 q BusHHIELDs
janis:ty-Smdkg senerel. sssl.- y. =. ..--.,- =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
Frenoh Goods.


I i-1736 cents, always sold for 20 ctnts yafN' 1
aecond mourning chintEes at 10 cents ,,,, ~ ,.
IOIJPISR,S BEST ALL WOOL DE hA1NEeVosSS OeH's
per yard. -. &C.. ,hi.h used 10 sell At 80
cents win sell now 12 cents. sOne good quality As
i0 cHxGiY De and aguIed the very ane''
81, q, on cents. and figured ut 90 cents yard
aTpIiE GRAPE ANE-25 pieces heautliu Styles
and 6T 9S9Es B ge worth so cents for only
20 cents garS Ssces Amene Dress Goods nice and
cheap. s.tI1, Al excellent aIboiIed
Black SILK, very rich lustre y mon Woe IT guy V
1eT n IA: sold last season at 81 per yatN.
The Greatest Bnrgatnf Yes.
viii sell superior SILK OF 90 yaTds saSh,
sol Ia a season from $25 TO $50 ESI sSing
apiece. challenge any mereii t,ni,.s not
soid half their value Alsoa superior article de-
ra ne eoors and de sns, and Will be sola 3. = r
srle, are Of very recent importation OF cost
and bought eo "
hlso lust received, about 90 dress pei'etp7 " -
cs tSjiEs yerS handsome and che IA. strirea
I'M n CiALLf .oid
a double skrts Barge Robes 20 yds1s he's.
~ Tor Sfn Will now sell Tor -. SIns
s,,ie very cheap Fine lawn h9hsS Ms
DoiIaT and Pity Gents apiece; az ALhA. is7Nfsibst
rl }
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

St. Johns Dag.-The Masonic FraierniIy q
this city are making preparations TO attend tne
contemplated celebration Of st. johns DAY, AZ
Morgantown, on the oath of the present month .
MOrgantown is pleasant place, and we nav -
doubt but that the visit will be both pleasuIagie
and profitable. The fraternity there WIN nave ".
their latehstrings ont if we mistake no. 'nslI
hOspitable character Rev. james 2. wilson @
this city, will deliver the address on the ocf''-
SION
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

AiTested. Deputy o. s. Marshall sangston
arrested two young men at MOundsville night
before last who were formerly engaged in o,e
of the Departments at Washington, md are
chargediwith n,alfeasance. They were confined
in jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

=. f4 .ll1gers ~ ~ zen dof ~
PROF. o. ;. WOOD 4 co.-e-1is- WiflIln ~ Gel
- Ie rseevel - many ofdera and calls for PT0f. o.
Woods Hair ReSt0rafiye, fHfto d1l ge eeTre01ff y
senIf % Boat0n l0F qosut5ys tues do1tn see tefu
- f-I ~ nlIla r1ll.t order quantity fruI
EerN 6oe irf bagC sofd stsIgfo h1Ff IlroteF'i Ess
81 F sisio etfoeFs, and DE- HpDTneatloi5 nno leLfs
n from the most sulIid1nttal and Wsrtny r1ti-
80 ~ ar vienifg fiIg ecnvuee fi-at 4 = MOI
VALUABLE PREPARATIONS.
fore1 ~ siT. and b.Ii-gr yourlHeFy repeatedly
t5iEne49 DANIEL I-AJiiOES Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
AMRROTYPE6

WHICH CANNOT BE BURPAssED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
I0fcti,yeso on Paper Sheet-IrOA, Patent leather, dee
any warranted equn to any in theslty
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, Monroe street.
spoo-1v C. A. eRIPFIN, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
A4s111Wsss - CAEsbSS'
" ANKH1A1 SAUCE

TT,s delicate nun, agent aromatic flavor
impaired To all kinds Nlof Fish, Meats SALADS,
Ovsters, Soups. Cur roIries. ETC., renders TINS
the best 2.dBEE IL y y -
ever offered discrim - mating public. It I'M
proves the appetite, ~ strengthens the dlges-
tive organs, hnParts 51Iltona to the system'
and connieracts the ~ injurious effects OF TOO
acknowledgement. 3 Private families Ho'
tells. Steamboats, or 1l Restaurants who CON
suit the relish of a SNlmeal, or the equip
neht of theitable, wiz m never dispense with
the YANRBE SAUCE az
either breakfast, din 1oIner. or supper.
This Sauce wherever used, is supereealng
all other articlesof the G,Ikind, and Is destined
tn become as indispen. =, sable as sugar or salt.
n Is within the reachI Sziof all While used up
On Tho grooming tables Islof the rich, it equally
adorns tile humble : board OF the poor
Sold by all GrOcsrs, and General Dealers through
out the world, for
25 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
RARNES & PARK General Agents,
Is is PARK ROW. New York
IAuGHLINs BUSHFIELD and W; A. EDW ". s a
BRO, Agents for Wheeling. 80 S- -- -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
POsTER DEPAR TM ENT.

rf,el,ies for POSTER PRINTING. either plain Or co.,
cannot be exoesd city We are prepared to 90
All kinds Of Posters for atrss, ConeeFts 1nd
or. with rsomptness. and At cheaper rates. and better
than any other establsiH'sst In die city = 7i w
vinee any one of this fact
An orders from the country for tnd Of PEinng WI
meet win prompt attention the rates
Our Large and well seseesed stock Of Papers, caEds lnks
having been purchased Cash. In the Eastern eiiiss'
. feel eonaept DIS e4n guarantee 70 our customers
,.G,c,Jop as reurds the neatnesss accuracy and
1ro,n,,Dess win which thsir rori VII he dgue.
mars-5sdw CAMPBELL SIDERNor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

1t would be a relief from very disagreeabIe
duty, which we are obliged to perform every
day, if all persons would remember that tram
sient advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE. Requests are made for us to copy
advertisements, very often, and charge to par
tics. OF course we don't do So ~ The mon-
ey must, in all cases, accompany the adver-
tisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

Tic Custom House Is rapidly advancing TO-
wards completion, though the continued wet YET.
weather. has operated as serious draw 9asA -
the furtherance Of the work. Already
ton of the city in which it is located 0es'ns :
wear a uore lively aud business like appear
ance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

Danages.-The son of Rev. Alexander :.
Nartinsyille, aged about three years VINO @ va
turnover by train Of cars and had nls manu- w
oil has recovered Judgment against tne, s.s oos
lsnd & Pittsburg Railroad Company for so 200
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12


THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J. Carrie u. D.,
Paystefdn EztraordiRdTV TO no 0Aeea.
rb, invaluable medicine Is unfaing the Of an
those painful dangerous diseases TO which the female
constitution Is subject. modsrates all excess and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
on TO MARRIED. LADHEs
It is especially suited 1t WILL short time bring On the
monthly period with regularity.
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent countsrfefs
CAUTION.
Thee P;s skoid not be taheR 1YfeRGfes dUrtHg ne
FXRSTf THREE MONTHS " PyeOnIHcp, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, 6tat av "tsr time afV
are sqre.
In all Nervous and Spinal AReetons Paln IN
the Back and Limbs Fatigue eight exertion, PaPita-
zion OF the Heart Mysteries Whites, these Pills will
elect cure when have failed, and al
though powerIul remedy, contain iron, ealomsl
antinony, or anything hurtful to the constitution
Pull directions In pamphlet around each PACKAGE
which should be carefully preserved
! Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
Late l. C. baldwin Co.. Rochester, N. T.
| N.R-Si,0O and postage stamps enclosed 70 my au-
thorsed Agent, insure botts containing o. rms
by return mail.
por sale by Il. II. LOGAN CO., In wheeling,
n L. PnhnFstock Co, wholesale Agents, thttsburgj
Purcell Laid Co., Wholesale Agents for Va at Rich
monl. aPN-H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

On Incident. Yesterday morning good
sized hog Aoated down the current Of AIcMa.
hons creek. on some driftwood, aud lodged
against the Central Ohio Railroad bridge, near
Bellaire. The hog endeavorcd to balance itself
upon the wood for some time without yentar-
ing to take to the water. The owner of the hog
offered five dollars to any one wLo would rescue
the porker, but nobody volunteered, and when
the bridge gave way, "rootern turned Sumer-
set into the water, and was seen no more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
no TAX PA VtlgB,

,HE books Of the Assessor of can
the Collectors Office, over Ihe Manufseturers Farm
es' hank. The Board Of Appeal VIII meet the Counsel
Chamber on MHnday' June 10 whom al spPlsaaens
lnu.t he made. ~ az !
tin &C. on property must be In writing, and filed in
C, rks ONCE before SATURDAY the IL n of Jane
IrE-td JOHN o, PORTER CLERK,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
NOTICE.

T1oyvrFl RIbBoss-s60 PES BsnAel Ribb1nl arrived
3 ira DAY ana cheaper than Be found an1s e.
,STY EAAc PRA0EA-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

Heavy Enougl. Mot long since, an eccentric
old chap who, with couple of skeleton oxen,
does a little in the draying line down on the
landing, was asked by the captain of a steam
boat who he didn't get heavier cattle for the
business.
..Ifyou had to lift them fellers up every
luorning, . said the OK driver lyon would think
they were heavy enough"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
liz &c s. 81 r. Mg.. =. q. =

Hiekory Grove - Charirs CO. 40. Noy. -. t-ss.
PROF. 81 = EOOIi-near eFs Ennss time las suniHf-r
We we're Induced some ~ yoar liaiT 40
rs Effects sondTul, = q n car nuy = 90 are
the Afflicted, 70 report IL
on, lirrfe cons head FOR time had bel peTfreig
covered with sores, and eaiir Il seEd head
hair aInost entirely az 10 rsnstqurLee, Shen
~ fuerfnsl, adTised ~ % ace yous ht1io
rative e hope Of sneeess hEf n our suf.
urise and that % All alr freiol = ffiy fss aPlseues
rnoTed The aissas= enre and new ana l1HI AL SIP
~ tsr started oufs af ~ can nv ~ tit ~
has a. hraIy seairs and - uFi9lt z sIep . "a. -
90 child. We tFref0Fe, SD % beft1g Eeet -
nd Restorative. eFfeet r,nledy for an di-ssss
y - GEORGE ". Ht9GISBoIHAS.
sARAHA. HIGGISEoE HAN
= (;ardfusT sInIue, June -. IL.
Pl,OF O. !. WOOD-DeaF slFs have usta I've eofihs
Of Professsr woods Hair Restorafiye at1 can tn1 ssZ
n l. te reafrsf dse0VrFy % The for reaiofnF ara
h-In. ~ iirSr Before using Il g seSsl-
~ ~ Hair has atained IL eTFihai enor Zee eH1
m Il 80 ffe World uffout tE least feaT' - ~
ease Was one - the worst kind
DAEIEL y. MURPHY.
OywoOD co., Propgielers sIR BIoadFay. EsV Yet
(in the eTeat. ). Wre Railing Ystshisfrsnil arc ~
iarkei -. St. Louis. 30. And sed b al good Dug
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

INC Rirer was swelling rapidly yester-
day, with prospect of another big rise. From
what we. can learn the heavy rainof Thursday
night,was general and extended far up the coun-
try.
The steamer Liberty arrived yesterday with
a good trip from Cincinnati. She willleave this
evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

Read Payne & Co.'s advertisement in this
paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

This incompreheusibie Linimtnt upon when s go
ress of te AFFLICTED lands rely for reei from
the pangs Rheumatism, Neuralgia, tout. EES ri
cnfueos pIdly supe rsedthE All Ple
aratons Tne propTistOrs give for the ~
the following memorandum Of lev OF The won
erIul by 1t during l's past IsE
tiscntes from the parties baed are ia the o.
f proprietors but their length Preeudss publcatSn Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

SEE advertisement of Dr.. sanrord's Liver In
pigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12
~ THB UNION LINE.
CONGREsslONAL.

0PTIcE. ooRNER wATEK AND MONROE sIste4s'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

b.,.h,, certify that having been badly bruised and
81 the explosion OF steam Boiler
me TO try Bragg's Arctic LiniiHeHt 4he III
H. was gone from this bruises. In two weeks was
vseii and able 20 resume my business.
The blind BeeI
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-04
Spinning SntflIiOente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOV. 3


Steamer John s. shriver Dennis from Philadelphia
mdse. to J. A. Shriver
Brig Herald, Briggs from Bird Island via Hampton
Roads-guano to Patterson l. Murguiondo.
Schr Peerless, Patterson, from Porto Cabeo 18Th ut
and Is hours from Cape Henry-coee and hides Stir
ing Ahrens Left no American vessels.
Schr. E. W. Pratt, Nickerson, 6 days from Boston
mdse. to Peter Harding & Co
Schr. fremont. Howard, days from Boston-coal and
CLEARED
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Richmond-J Brandt. Jr.
Ship Mary Caroline Stevens, (colonizaton) Heaps,
Liberia-G. W. s. Hall Il Co.
Ship Ocean Pearl Crowell, San Francsco-John Hen
derson 4 Co.
Brig Director, Reynolds Galveston Texas-s. C. Hand
& Co.
Schr. Susan E. Jayne, Jayne, Bridgeport COnn.-Dob-
SAILED
Brig R. R. Kirkland, knight, st. Johns, P. R.
Bark Creole, Buck, Rio de Janeiro in tow of steamtug
schr. Alarm, (Br) Brehart Western Island, in tow of
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Herald" -, Queenstown, 18th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamer George Peabody Pritchard Richmond, Cd inst
steamship Elizabeth, Mclaughlin New York, I'd inst.
PARK Hadley, Kent, Boston, 1st inst
brig LOUISA league, Bangor Both ult
MEMORANDA.
Ship Susan f. Howell Hardester from Baltimore for
Amsterdam passed Portsmouth, 18th ut
brig Moiunkus MITCHELL from Eastport for Alexandria
arrived at Holmes Hole, Both ut schr Laura Frances
Hggings, from Baltimore for St John N B.. Ist inst
Ship Alexander, Ban from Rotterdam arri we'd at New
York, 1st inst. " ~ "
Bark smallwood, Martin, from London for Adelaide
sailed from Deal 10th ut
Schr. Ocean Bird, Eddy, for Baltimore, sailed from
Providence Both ult.
schr Henrietta. Jones, from Windsor N s.. for Rich
mond, arrived at Newport, 18th ult.
At Newport, Both ult., brig E. Baldwin, Montgomery
from Windsor N s, for Washington d. c.; schrs Pearl
Brown Boston for Baltimore; d. L. Sturges, Norris do
for do; Eugene, Kelly, do. for Alexandria.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, November Arr. steamship Fulton
Havre ship Fairfield Rotterdam; barks Amanda, Hava
na Mentor, Trieste; brgs l.. p. Snow, Honduras; Lau
retta, Gi6ara Ocean Spray, Havana G. T. Ward, st
Marks Tornado, st. Johns ?. r.; Melvin, Key West
Mary Cobb, Washington, D. c.. schrs J. W. Miner, Ma
tanzas Whirlwnd, Exuma Stampede, Lavacca Col. Sat
terly Wilmington, n. c.. Hannah Attakapas La Plata
no Hache Napoleon Turks Island; Mobile Charleston
Herndon, Washington, ID. g. Crd ships Isaac Wright
Llverpoo Red Riding Hood, London, WV Kent Charles
ton barks Hyperion, Antigua; Houqua Hong Kong
Laura Havana brigs Annie Laurie, Glasgow; Francona
Trinidad; +. Drummond Aspinwall; Attivo Marsaa
schrs Emily, Wilmington; J. T Day, Lavacca; l. Toucy
Jacmel; Sarah Mills, Apalachcola
PHILADELPHIA, November Arr. bark Washing
ton Bremen; schr. W. L. Springs, Wilmington, NC.
BOSTON, November Arr. bark Star King Alexan
dria, T. CID brgs Newsboy, Fayal; Eolus Barbados
schrs. Constitution, Charleston; Elouise Norfolk
-t -l SOUTHERN PORTS
ALEXANDRIA, November 2-CPd schrs. Dan'I Brown
Fall River; Bealer John Forsyth and p Armstrong New
York. Richard Wood, Providence
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-04

No candidate having majority of all the votes
cast the election, according to the provisions of the
constitution, had to be referred to the house Of rep
resentatives. the choice being between the two hav-
ing received the largest number of votes The leg
lsature met on the 4th of October, when the votes
were officially counted. A difficulty arose in rela-
tiOn to the vote Of Pontotoc county, the county
Judge having neglected to sign the certificate. II
the vote of this county were thrown out Col Col
burt would have been the lowest instead of the
highest candidate, andb excluded from the choice
OF the house. The Herdid says the speaker had to
decide and having the fear of the Lord before his
eyes, he decided for Justice rather than law, and
admitted Pontotoc. The house then chose d. Col
bert governor, by vote of 10 to II for j. Kemp
the next highest candidate D. Colbert was de
clared duly elected governor for two wears and
was naugurated the evening of the dav of his elec-
tiOn. Mr. Martin Sheco, of the Supreme bench
administered the oath of Office This took place in
the new capitol building just completed at Tisho-
mingo CITY.
The Choctaw legislature met on the same dav at
Boggy Depot, the capital Of that nation. There
has been good deal of trouble among the Choc-
taws growing out Of dispute as to the legality of
Skullytown constitution. The latest intelligence is
however, that all the difficulties have been settled
and that the two parties have ceased their guar
rels
The supreme court lie Chica as..q moi at qeb
oningo CITY simultaneously with the legislature.
Its members are Robert Love, James Mccoy, and
Martin Sheco. The first named chosen chief
justice. There were but two cases before them,
anu the HcfWd pfOmlS"dtO puDllSn tnc Opinions,
but the next week recalled the promise saying that
it was not disposed to make public the ignorance of
the honorable bench, that there was reason,
Judgment, even common sense in the opinions,
that there neither head tail to them. The
Herdtd explains that Il. Love and j. Mccoy were
disqualified from sitting, and that the governor had
appointed J. f. Anderson chief justice, and c. Col
umbus associate.
In general news we observe that there had been
Il two days religious meeting at the new capta
that only two persons went forward to be prayed
for; and that Russel Mckinney invited all his friends
who voted for him for Sheriff, land others,
to oyster supper. Several fights murders, and
FORTH are recorded, some of which in tragic and
thrilling interest equal similar occurrences in civil
lied communities, such as New York city. 1t is
quite evident from this account of affairs in the In
dian Territory that the inhabitants are acquiring
the ways ofsome of their white neighbours Wash
ingfon Union
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY NOYember3 3.
COFFEEm-We without any transactions to note to-
day. We Re fair Rio at 10 9l0t cents, good 119111
cents and prime to choice at l1h12cents The stock OF
Rio is IL 500 bags.
FLOUR-The market was less active to-day but good
inquiry was manifested We had reported sales yes
erday 300 bbs City Mills Super in addition those al
ready noticed at S. and to-day 300 bbls Ohio Super
$4s7k $50 bbls do at S. 600 bbls. Howard Street Su
private terms understood 10 he at shade
S5, and $50 bbs Ohio at $3.50. Baltimore Ground
Family is still selling $3.50 and Extra at $3.50 Rye
Flour quiet s425 Buckwheat at $29225, and City
Corn Meal s. 25
GKAlN-The market for Wheat quite active today
az ABOUT previous rates with 5000 bushels Offering
WHITE soid at l59l20 for medium grades, 125G 100
9 fe's ,O fa IS5l4o cents for good to prime and l42
ii.t, ~ I very prime family fonr samples There was
~ 80 ~ o ~ prime red at market but sales of common to
10 1ooIno at loS9l15 cts and quote good to prime
nth Th, s Corn was in good request and steady,
VIII nsa 9nerihgs Sales of old white at 70G73 cents
ior sr 10 prime new we quote 6O62 cents No sales
o S ", so reported we quote new 62G64 cents,
cep and we note sales Of Mary land at 4o42 cents
Pennsylvania sells at 4a94 cents The recepts Of Rys