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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26
WASHINGTON, MARCH Il.

! The Grand Jury examined twelve witness
SEES in: the Sickles case to day, but it is a
singular fact that Mr.. Batterworth, who had
testified before the examining Court, was
neither examined nor subpenaded as vii
ness b fore the Grand Jury. A bill will
probably be returned to- morrow, and the trial
set for Monday next. The counsel of.Mr.
Sicklcs desired to avoid any unnecessary OK.
animation Of the ease before the Grand Jury.
It is not true that the friends of the late Mr..
Key have employed counsel. The Judge
oppose any such course as highly improper.
Unless Government employs addilional coun-
So! the probability is that noae will be EN-
rloved. Mr.. Sick;es is surrounded by New
Workers and others, s.s. is in go'd spirits.
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From the Liverpool Post, Feb. IS. gn~st
The hope Of protracted peace grows every
hour less The news to-day strengthens the
adverse news of yesterday. France is ener-
get'c in preparing for an: expedition to Italy,
or perhaps 70 some place else. It is am,ne
the feints Of despotism to look one way and
row another. Great Britain may not be
safe. People think Louis not quite sane,
and few things are more to be dreaded than
the unscsupulous cunning Of a mailman.
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Look for the z.

A cross (thus X) before subscribers
name written ON the margin signifies the
time paid for has expired.
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wOOi, AND pR0D5yCE.

We will allow more than tho market prica
for WOOD and all kinds Of PRODUCE in
payment Of debt; now due US, or for new
subscriptions to the Sentinel.
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WASHINGTON. March IA.

WASHINGTON, March IL.
The question Of an extra session Of Con-
gross will be under the consideration Of the
Cabinet to morrow. The President intends
to decide then, if possible against one. An
impression prevails outside, and among thu
gentlemen engaged in examining the Post
Office affairs in reference to this question,
that without money to pay employees and
contractors, the postal communications OF the
country will become seriously dersnged, and
that no money can be used except by author.
);ty of rnenlor "ppropr;at;'." hill. O." tic
other hand it is believed that by the Office
issuing scrip for its Indebtedness to contract
ors and employees, the government can 90
on till the regular meeting Of Congress in
December. So; ,4.i.H'..':'t@ @t 80, aE.s
The President is undoubtedly inclined at
present to avoid an extra session. There is
however theiugly fact revealed in the invest
;oat,on 0fthe Post office accounts, Of some
|six millions, aer.'do!lars Of arrears. All the
exhibits were submitted to the President for
Examination to-day. l I'll -.f.r .,,.
It's credibly ascertained that both Eng
land and France diSclaim any other intention
in ,nding naval forces to the coast Of Mexi.
GO than tc procure due reparation for wrongs
ito British and French subjects. The fur
Their statement is made that it is MT their
purpose to take sides with or favor either
"fthc contend ny Mexican GOVERNMENTS.
There is reason to believe that our Govern
ment is not apprehensive that anything will
be done by them in conflict with the Men.
roe doctrine or to shape the political institu-
tions of that country.
Mr.. Holt entered upon tho discharge: Of
his duties a. Postmaster General to day
The Boston committee had an interview
with HMM reference tn the rep,oval Of the
Post Office. and he informed them that he
would consider the subject after hearing from
Postmaster Capen. 60 i,a..,r,l,r. - 81.
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WARS ALARMS.

From hcLiverpool Times. Feb. 90.
We fear that war is inevitable. Every
thing foreshadows it, The only hope is that
the visit Of Lord Cowley to Vienna may he
attended with happy issue but the chances
seem the other way. Louis Napolean ap-
pears determined to push matters to the
last extremisy-to peril his throne and his
dynasty or the result
Hitherto we have given Louis Napolean
credit Tor being a shrewd, cautious willy
man, who having by series Of unprecedented
Successes reached the throne of France. was
not likely to forfeit the prize by iIl:judge
capri"c; but We have evidently mistaken
his character, As those most intimate with
him have. lie has long been breeding over
the project which he is now bent upon car
|rying into execution, and the immense prep
arations which for months past he has been
making for the onslaught, proves conclusive
ly that his mind was occupied with what
his lips dare nor avow. lie paIters with his
friends in double sense he keeps the word
|of promise to the ear but breaks it ia their
hope. If any man knew his intentions
Lord Palmerston we should have thought
was the man. He sacrificed the position
'of First Minister under the Crown for bis
sake he was the first to sympathize with his
overthrow ofthe Republic. Bat no one is
more surprised than Lord Palmerston al
the course which his imperial client Is, .pur-
suing. The actions of i man of this kind
battle all calculation. Visions Of military
glory, rise before his excited imagination
and he is impressed with the belief that q
him is confidel the task Of remodeiIing the
map Of Europe. We receive. therefore
without distrust. the statement that he will
take the field in person, with Canrobert 70,
his subaltcrn, and the probability is that we
are on the verge Of u war the direst and
bloodiest which has ever stained the ANIMAL.
F; Of modern Europe. There is one slight sat
iSGactio'l, one CLEAN Of sunshine in the dark
picture 1t cannot last long. Fortunately
the modern instruments Of warfare are &
destructive that the strife cannot as Of yore
be protracted for twenty or thirty years. ra
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@Thc last accounts from tue fParatua..
expedition were. to the, effect hat Lopex
would accept the mediation. If Bra4il and
agree to what he terms reasonable, afffares,
ments. Peace is not yet certain, qfsthaf 4
war: 2aBafS IlaaET . s;3t.sl2, .-5s.rals.t. i
ESQ u .sHaf atIa'g .aIf
" Washington correspondent. writ
ing on the IL to the New Yurk Rrazd, says
that the State Department have received ad-
adieionai news Dom GlmmiszsiQ.,er HaRli1s-.
lie conf, ms What has already hasn stated,
that Both Brazil and the Argentine COME:
deratian are employing their good Offices to
AUST the difficulties between the United
States and Paraguay, Brazil has renewed
her offers Of mediation, but Commissioner
Rowlln informed them he had no authority
to accept. Whether she will Be successful
remains 70 be seen. -.
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NOTICE.

I'Hr i'm ~ sheppard a rst.sn h ttN cav dnte'v-i
~ muhAI soastht zee t.s1rs of Nr I'm slIts
tgtrl hr J. slrnnar. ftNtt HhtfiIh ththrri ars
lNfst s-s aaistgaisft q, sa Fleaf p.-.,n tl lee
'stfiiusft , D.. sVrVrAUn.
s-pt lU.h ,i,s -AA& MORGAN,
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INKS! INKSl

DuTLgWS NPROuD NgRCANriLR gECORD and
- CJpyl8t EIGELNfbE FLCfD fgKS. Mtnnfarturrd
W janff J. nuusr Agent, 40 - Woe 81 * slutTri
Hau'h Of h1rast llalir, C'noinnHti,O.
f'Tds Waitisa Cssacyifr ~ 0DtEtL, ,Sb R,oE KrSr.
tat ftstcrL,aLV a CAkp.-'svnuemru. Eyrra batils
et Arnofi lgh ful that you consume costs you ssy
cuty per cent ihan J j. Hltier Esorluof Record
Aninng bstisf,U ~ sUpi EXPLANATION -EVrys1ca
udtb Bottle u Afn1 ~ holds tscHV per cent ieu tns
ani isFHt nrl lny pr cent, higher than mi1e which s
Watu sagpF, pirs saafY When IN. q4ats is Sarranted
Sqa4i Al our l'ains ssiipnsrs viii supply you bottle
o. NE same terms, bFsa doing YoI vui sustain HOMF
MANUFACTURES and be sirr 10 mot b-ttsrttIfrrt. al
last srrar yrft af your cbuhtry a. s Cherished tstI
Iurlfs " thus Ac The time iF rot faf d tant Ehru
th Antrcau H4s shah wave 1yrr bottle ui Arroi's
Elsiih Hall be beloved Unbn-Ani avr yotr pare
- sr JAMES BUTLER Agent
FotIas Nv Payhe A. Go. and J. c. or, whscuug.
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Important 10 Females.

0lSEASHS ot suAles eXeasively trsatedhy Dr THEIRS
u Rem lies for fr'nAle der8lRrmiuts from tt to Az
Relief guaranteed In all eases. CSasnlttOn and letters
strictly canaieah PAtv7J from distance provided
With b1arl, uar'az, and eNctsve attendance Medicines
ara 6v mall LNrf private circular sent per letter free
noy2l-6m
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whFh pledge myself to sell % Ccuis b.oS regular
risrt,
aa,t received per Express from NeW Work alarre as.or
meut Of superior RAGLANS, made Arr tho latest Paris
nNit and u'Hniaeiuryd cIpfriy for New York crtrNde
toEAheF with Frelt variety NJ other CioAks Of all st
aud pattern Whl'h viii sell bslow manufacturers pFcrs
Al FreN variety of CLOTH DOUBLE, and STELLA
MANTLE SHAWt.S, a. great bargains
hFr Ass1r.mFnt Of FUS, such a., able Mink Stone
Narpn heh etc. Witch can srl chraprr than other
hsaar In the city, have them not on cammssor hat
bousht them ior Cash. will sell nuh IL fitch Furs
such ~ sold last year Tor t31, nos for &llls sstt
several cases o'dne ami 'uperhnc BLANKErs, which /
aelAt mi Nuufactrrct's prices.
Also rsecNel Nbogt 50 pieces Of Lpriub FRENCH NE.
RlNOS, all calos and srads', which Slsc most any
prlcr.
The above Goods viii he ready Tor Inspection or sATCR.
DAY, ne 6itof NOVEMBER md Wout respectfully luy-
th0i IN want ~ auy of thcu to give early eal,
aurpl al Will b. satsdeI with my vnols anil nriert
nayd ALEX. IIgYMAN ia; NsI, ST
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
THE BRoKEN-HEARTED;
onIME Us owN AvENoEn!!

NEW tGAT TEoH 4 WILL LNnwy uisrOT.
There recently appeared letter (, which
Harlow Case, the dcaul,iag Collector Of san.
du,ky, Ohio, announced the decea,c of the un.
happy woman who bad accompanied hi. aisht,
and implorsd the forgiveness Of her husblnl.- -
Under the title We have given above, mission.
ary correspondent Of the Bl,tol watehman and
Reflector de'efiDes an interview with the guilty
pair, which took place shortly before death hur.
rieia@ay the m,ther ani the c,iII whom she
had made The companion other van leiilgs.-
The sahj'c' 'a pniafll one, bat the writer ds.
'cribe' 50 fcslingy aud ruth.ully the selfinilic.
ted misery Of Case and his partnsr 10 guilt, that
We reproduce hi, narrative.
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HATS AND GAPS.
S. HARPER & DRO..
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS N
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
CORNER NAiS 4 uNIOS STREETS.

WrEhNTe on hand md receiving daily, large and
" cpmIr,c alsprtasnt % Isa Ahi Gaps, contracting
every variety ~ stye aud price. Ani In view OF te In
ooaing demand f,r drt elias, goOls VIZ have paid par
ntgLr Aru.n 70 the g,ns up ~ such AZ are expressly
atapte 10 tr want 0f our Oar arrangement
s Eaftsrn houses such that enabled 70 lrru.h
h' h'at,staBis u Hats and Caps Asintrodlced-
And proWsu that t- newest aud bsaufal ~.
tnfsutt a. veil ~ the best qualities Of every description
ara - be found at our establishment.
The puhlic respectfully ryItsi 10 call and examine
esparc no pauiio give rntrr satisfaction,
dss9 lIAEFER BRn.
CIR e AT ATTRA TION!
FIfRrtseuf Of whrriHs and .utroaniins couatry and
ini u agi ~ Phr'uAr rssurctn'lv T'gl,stsd 10
vick Nv GRSNr ASSORTMENT w my aOODs cF.r,i
~ Re Cheap CaSh Store, 49, Maa 81, consisting q
thtlatest siyitsot
iRAaLANS.
CtOAKs,
NASTLES,
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P. Q. HlL0aETA & Bro.
y AsSUF iCrURERS AGENCY.
NO. 90 MAIN STREET,
VYhFettna. Va.
HOLIDAY BOOKS, &c.

I ANNJT OPESttI s8i fils i,fir,t .ai most sirs
ffb Hls-trl ilfsaf hBstf, P,rtBl1l, Ai4Ia', Wutag
bisst, tt fItilt Hf UgilT W tli. ,yff bfoafit o.
~ afN hIlztruN1fri pie roo aue .uhY tltaslt.
81 dsars, sgAf sgs naY be- fIaai sassi 81 ih+ -
sitf sisztIy hlGat F,e't Fsgas ~ 10 af tt- tgf
Crlttff, 'Lta tlIt" "LltY - tis Ltt-" "grafa a..
a." CtupfTit 'fFsatsfrf ~ ii1nr" "s1ilsr's Taarr
NJ t,i1t crlslfalsl ''Wiuta," sifatnuy bolni 4,
Tuiaat a41Iti'. tulnf ftlHsfF asldlI q lgircis
tfl " hfalr aHt litrstm" cIHta1lus i1b-tuull sH.
T'eyiaf'. lrut ~ Fsg i'fg ffrlrf-s thr o. st"'Arr
~ riiftifr' "sr Wl-f hiirish aht Die unfs" ~ n
kiltsl Btsrf "tnfsi Ofsus E,nrfah's ist ". nlgt
MN'ft N1fAs, su4Ffs0H'f rsrl1us. "Aut1rrNt 81 tia
hoslf,H ttnL-" C3Idih'p u Mics sianilsL," an Of
LIasfsissa Wafu.
JUGENiLH Wug<' or thee us have rrsatsr variety
bAn strr before pIt ~ l1 fbrfrs ~ bT - ungr culf
brtr you'd nrnHp1, 'N'u'tsTilg CHIiFsn" "kruuaif
anl nlsh." 'silfg ~ Dafuls Nty." tbr "Gpni N!r,"
ani ~ ~ T. % ~ Hs9ss. raf-T Book. - sln ani
vay," Role Bats, both .-f-F. f1-fag % Thi1s, Tall
aat Al, A. CD.rri Toys 81 aiu9sf rgsfY description
Hlff. Gusly'a Ausrcta Tf,ct sjei-iy, Pftsbytcfial
aGi NstholIst NusuaCH
haTs GAmm9u u1afIf. Chrss Men ani naaris alnoii
ever iti e sni qHaiy Of FtuhHfF. Can uIuaks youi
t-igctiqal before the sst5tti1sht it bsotrr.
JAl O OR,
ds7it Door Narih ON M HaHE.
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NUMBER 1875
5ADDLEs. HARNESS, TRUNKS. Az
MllNIllls,Al.la.N liNIlAII.

d AaArrAEp, n. ~ NsrE s. ,aasgu u ptsn, IN
fHilrusun ttiii.st lrg HnI tsHrts tfksss, 4rnts,
Nhl,rs Nfrsi nsfs szit'ss ,nsfs, uauss WNipst a.,
fH|4 F,susy esu at.raIaa b. Hy stock att tf4ti
% t9s rsHrg rhft1BsFss
Al k.1ti VI psiras pIorPly afur, s,llna arf s'F
uarr1r. } n. sWtrfAhp,
ffrIH f1l Wa.r 81
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Az those knowing themselves Indebted to the arm will
peAta call An settle rlr accounts fos The present wear
, l-flO-V REGn KRAFT, No StMNa ST
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POTlTOES

on0 DCSIIEI.s of SsihAn0ek Potatoes lust received
OOU aAd isrtaishg Gdssd In. PCMPHERY.
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Standard Reading,
]. BOON M,LURE,

Alto y Ely AT LAW,
Wheeling, Va.
OFFICe HORyE g. tST rO.vEg or VONEOE ASD
F0CRTHSTS, OPPOSiTF TlE 60 ERTHOC Use
n Will ptIeie s,vsrAl COnrts Of this and the
nsl tbbing counties PAlsular viii Be given 10
GSsbra:sa ~ tlaiqI. Hov9r:lTSAbAS
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The WhlngiOodte for NoVrnl ber Nowhere!
ITANtNn Just received by EvarssN very large Assnrt
kept bY ha se,oul rAss stores town AsO and entirely
slc Of Casnll' ShtNh-LNia particularly invi.
tsi TO give early call all Of the will be sold eX.
treHey low Tor cAh ~ No, MAin street. Csne Wheel.
ips, (uN>l John ROEMER
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BY TELEGRApH

54ETlNoEB, Sept 24-Flour H. common Ohio and 11o
ard St So Wheat firm the rectpts ave ssII u G
aSS ant; Thte s4Ssa; yellowsrs Provisions firm
Mess pork $3.50. Whisky steady at Is
psa eo% Sept 2Flour continues epressed
Sos ward slowly, and prices have undergone, no
Ia con siounu superne held at IS: extra nj a. JS
a N ezra Iamiy ut $5tO@55. Wheat Iull. 2 iO hns
Soi Ut el1lo9 S Tor prime and 81 so for v6ts i've
c. waited at 3D. Corn active ONI bus sold at SiII
SSi Sou bus new Oats brought SIC Provisions 9oTSS
up E, casks bacon solI Mt lS has lug for ss
anu Pa LOT shonlders 3HU bills. Lard soId Mt Tiof
~ DaSS Ino sold ut Ggl2 perlb Whisky steady
CISctSSATI Sept H4-Four &c. per bbIs higher but the
market Is not active Wheat 2?c ner bus hirber fT
M corn ana other grains hanged in the prize
out market very steady Whisky sales in eSerss
LsCeiPts There continues to be good demand for r.
Visions holders are firm at KIOSK or bacon shSnIIars
M Srners are on tho MAJ et cox but cannot
Se hIiea. sales OF Lard at 1US6!H5S aud ii In tIsrcaS
SS Eosk country AMI Slh the atteris tile ma
Po T0aE Sept A.: uncanse sales 600 bales
~ vt safes J." 0UO bbs. at 81 b4 for state Sl
sg ior io and 1895 IS for southern. Wheat eciI,c,l:
Sa5eS l2UO Dush white 81 4n western ditto Al oEd
] G S GGelnea; sales 600o bush, white 99g4 Beef
l0r mess and $lr75@lns5 prime Sugar
bags "a At ~, is1 Ereghts Cotton 10 Liverpool arm
t &c. oats hrmer at o5S I:I. Leaiher, Oak stendv.
All me quotations are barelymAintaned Lnsetd
oult 3t 81 &3os Lard Oh CYU. unch ged
stta"S. WHISKY dali at &c, buyers Offer 26S6
l
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NEw YoRR, Sent 7s45-'I7be NcW .Yor,, gy,ne.
Washington CORRESPONDENT nat tr,a p
vato Secretary of Senior Vrl. ~,
Tuesday last as bearer Uf esnatcbes from So
nor Alata TO his government ra New GrIaaos
The messenger EXPECTS e, roach Nav IrIsans in
time for the steamer of the 27th inst Snti,.
,iv. in Vsro C,y h ~ r.'St; N'iH ~,
leave again on the iri iIS CO.. ana
for Havana, and reach this Civ tb, ;,1 SH5
of October. = l-''e.N.'s
Mr.. McLane anticipates leaving for Vera
Cruz on the 29d Of OctpbeT cru
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The Rtser was rising, on Saturday with
over. six feet water in. the channel ,TSs min
came down steadily all day. The Eunicearriv.
Cd on Saturday morning from sGuyahhdotte
", she has been lying during the low water
she s will leave on Tuesday in place. of the
Courier The R. B. Hamiltonr- arrived from
below and will Likely go out for st. Louis. The
Liberty left on Saturday evening fol. Cincinnati.
She created something of an excitement with.
ner new treble whistle : We hear that all tho
tributaries Of the Ohio below this point arc
booming full. The big Kanawha, we are in.
formed, is running all over Point Pleasant We
think by this morning The Ohio will show the
effects of the recent heavy rains.
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: ~ Tie Ratn-A cold dreary rain dropped
down slnggishly through the whole of Saturday.
Men moved about with solemn visages, mufiIcd
in big coats, meath huge umbrellas. 1t wasn't
an honest sort of rain, but a sneaking, driz
re that serruptitonsly wet you to the skin in
the most disagreeable manner Upon business
ii acted as brake to railroad car-entirely
checking it. As the agricultural folks are just
harvesting their corn and potatoes this pro.
tr'Sted rain will cause not little embarrass
ment There has been nothing hut rain and
dark clouds and wet, sloppy streets fora week,
and ne fervently hope that September may re-
tire with bright and shining face
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17aeft.-A gentleman who recently
cnme from Columbus to this city, on the Cen
t'al Ohio Railroad, relates circumstance which
should put unsuspectins persons on their guard
The gentleman, alluded to, was accostcd in the
cars by well dressed lady, and being ''gailiant-
II disposed, took a seat by her side and was
very pleasantly entertained till he arrived at
znnesyille, where the lady left the train. When
she arose to leave the cars valuable gold watch
belonging to the gentleman, fell from her lap.
Tie lady saw the watch at about the same time
it attracted the attention of the gentleman.
The lady was too much embarrassed to pick up
the repeater, and the gentleman was too gallant
to expose her. The watch is worth more than
hundred dollars, and had it been as well con-
cea!ed as it was well stolen, it would have been
carried off.
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~ RiiLr0ad AecitLeat-Eagineer Lost
On saturday afternoon an accident occurred on
4, Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad, of rather .
ssious nature A number of pebble stones
had washed upon the track short distance
above Welsvllle. The train. from Pittsburp
due here in the evening ran upon the obstruc.
ton and the engine, baggage car, express car
and one passenger car were thrown from the
tack anil badly demolished.
We learn from passenger that the engineer.
whose name he did not ascertain, was nowhere
to be found His hat and watch were picked
up near the wreck of the engine, but singular
as it may appear, the man, though searched for
in every conceivable place, could not be found
Some Of the passengers went back a considera.
brdstance and looked ina thicket, and the wreck
was thoroughly searched in vain. The Fireman
insists that the engineer, upon seeing the OBJ
sruction jumped from the engine, but the gen
eral impression is that he stuck to his post and
aud was buried in the immense sand bank into
which the locomotive was driven.
The baggage master and another person were
somewhat cut aud bruised, but not seriously.
The train bound to Pittsburg, upon reaching
the scene of the accident, from this city, took
on the passengers and returned, to await the
removal Of the wreck.
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sY-4 Sad Tale.-on Saturday we saw a
man and woman sitting on wooden chest at
the mouth of an alley in the 4th Ward, drip
ping with the rain which pelted their scantily
covered persons, in the most rnerciess way.
The man was intoxicated aud stupid, and gave
vague indefinite answers to his wife's anxious
enquiries as to what they should do. The wo-
man said they had just been elected from
house for inability to pay rent, and had no place
to shelter their houselcss heads, or nothing to
strengthen their unfed sides. 1t was a sight
that ought to have excited the pity of hearts Of
atamant, yet dozens of people hurried by with
cut deigning to glance at the suffering pair.
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eB- Wheeling Indigo Prints.--A correspon.
dent Of the Cincinnati Gazette writing from the
Ohio State Fair at GAINESVILLE, says:
coa Me find find here, also, from Wheeling some
digo prints They will vie favorably With the
same quality of goods from Manchester.
Who exhibits then2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
WHOL ESATE MAPTSp,rr7

BRooMS-Oommon $3A =
BUTTER-In kegs 9seIu.
iBucEErs-Mnrietta 1902 o5.
: SHEHSE-Western Reserve S3$6D9c;
GASDLES-Talow mould IL; dip 49, star %. spern AZ
CoFFEE--Java 1Sc; Rio I26 @Si8. -
MHsAT-l,1G9l 30.
CORS-lnI.
OATS-SS.
FRATHERS-4N9I6c. scarce
ECES-Raccnon 3O9ST]&c, - - -
GlHsA NG-g594u.
HHagZG 4gs N, Z ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
LIME-LousvIilG so
aa oLnss sT1SS Orleans Sugar House 45
MAYA nay. gG -:Tnarpentine 7O;tar s4K@5
KAos-sG}3H, dull.
SsED5-Flaxseed 1875; Glover bI<.
sG gaPgsSl., per per Id 15916; c1nmon5996.
SSSuFF-scotch 26; Rappee 22@q6
FE4-Glnpowtier 4a@SIu; Imperial 4Odsb Tvson e5,a7n
Pouelling 25z93rc; 0Ol0ng S56g75c w. ~ S ''e=S'Uc'
II1BACc0-6twists l2 five roll i240Ss
ashed from IS to %: Conrnon yw,.ba, oE .
SO; Full blood extra 10 to As % 70
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It. SWEENEY q SON.
30. 65 MAIN s,ree,. rNLoo1I.. y

Y Ne
A RE now resolving their FAIL IJLPORTAyIONS he
n ing the largest they have one Season
anu embraces The new STYLES OF WHITE GRANITE, or
LtON St9NEC=i1NA, together with Common TiitO and
G@s9ssa 2sSsssS@.s in great variety Also, large
Ht selected stock OF Pure White, Gold Band AMI Fancy
FNE&GH CHINA tiIer in sits separate. CANA Fc-
9Edtc1 vases C0tOgnes Card RtLets Tets Tete Sets
Huncy Cups Mugs, &c. Also, Fine TuOEs Gallery Cas-
ters &c tOeeth,r with their usual heavy the var
Coal OH L,I1nI1s &c. 1919
lEsy :p'e the attention of the Trade will duplicate
to Merchants their bills purchased in the Fast nj snS
prices. '' n,SS5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26

seasonqOle Adoice Grqtis.-rho season
for putting up stoves has arrived, and care
should be taken to see that the stove pipes are
properly secured and the lucs and chimnevs
proof against fire. a little care in this respect
may prevent serious loss.