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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
THE FREE HOMESTEAD PROJECT,

THE FREE HOMESTEAD PROJECT.
A Republican paper says:
keep it before the people that the
Democracy are enemies to the interests
Of Minnesota;-That the Free Home
stead Bill was projected by Republi-
cans, was sustained by Republicans,
and killed by Democrats
This is untrue. The Democracy
were the first, by many years, to pro-
ject a bill for the freedom of the public
lands to actual settlers. A bill of this
character reported by Senator John
son, of Tennessee, from the committee
on Public Lands, is now and has for
several years been pending before the
Senate. Senator johnson has fire.
quently essayed to bring it before the
Senate for action, but, his attempts
have been thwarted by the opposition.
1t is true, that when the sessions were
about drawing to a close, Democrats,
too, were opposed to taking up this
bill, but this was because there was not
time to discuss its merits, without leav-
ing undcne other business which was
deemed OF greater Importance. Again,
the records Of Congress show that
while the Democracy has always been
endeavoring to place the acquisition Of
the public lands within the power OF
poor men-actual settlers-and pre-
vent their absorption by spectators
the opposition, no matter under what
name it was organized, has uniformly
opposed that policy. If any one will
take the trouble to examine, he will
find that the original pre-emption la rs
the reduction of the public lands &c =:
minimum price of $l,"5 per-acre, az:
indeed, all the other liberal laws c23
cearning this matter that are nov! i
force Were projected and enacted 81
Democrats, and opposed by W. -
Liberty party men, and Republicac>s-
The Homestead Bill which H..
Grow, of Pennsylvania presented Il =:
House Of Representatives last w;isGG GG<;~
was the frs, effort of the oppositio:, il
that direction, we believe, and va
know we are asserting truth VIII:
we say that it was only meant &c
make political capital out of. It was
delayed till the session was far gone,
and then presented when tn re was an
immense pressure of business before
the House?
The Democracy never seeks to hum.
bug the people by telling them what ii
would have done, but for the opposlt.
ion, but it points its finger proudly to
the record, saying, look there and he.
hold what we have done already. We
have not only made laws by which
actual settlers can possess themselves
of the public lands for a merely nom.
inal price, but ours was the policy by
which the public lands were obtained.
To the Democracy is due the credit
for what exists, and under its policy
it is that the country has progressed.
Now, in the face OF these things can
intelligent people be made to believe
that the principles and practices OF
that party are inimical to their inter
ests? We think not, and especially
when the opposition have nothing bet
ter to refer to than mere claptrap ef
fort ola tricky politician to appropri-
ate to himself the praise due to his
opponents, and that under oiroum-
stances which render it palpably evi.
dent that his attempt was incincere,
and meant only to deceive. --Hen0er,
son Democrat.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
VOLUME 4, NUMBER 3.
HO TEL s.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
Levee street, Immediately opposite the Steam
boat Landing, Red Wing, Minnesota,
4. A. & E. L. TEELE, PRoPR1EToRs.
T,HlS new, spacious and commodious house
is now open for the reception of guests
1t has been constructed under tho immediate
supervision Of the proprietors, aud nothing has
been omitted to insure the comfort and conven-
ience Of those who may favor them with their
patronage. The numerous rooms are all we'll
lighted, ventilated and furnished in a superior
manner. In connection with the house is q
good and commodious stable.
Red Wing, March l, 1855. 83tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
# ALLS III q u 9 e.
BY BEN VANCAMPEN,

CINNOV FALLS, MINNESOTA.
Travellers will find every accommodation on
reasonable terms at the above House. Good
Stables, Ostlers, &c. G2ly
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
RED WING HOUSE.

JACOB BENNETT, Proprietor.
RED WING, MINN l.SOTA.
:#Conncctcd with the House is large and
convenen. Stable. Stages leave daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part Of the country.
April "a. 1883. 90-tf
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- tSFeSeftqtt94 ats BelLqifs The pre
4aton which took place at BeilaIe. ION Fri
Jay evening, was pleasant affair. AR Frc,,
Jacobs the model engineer, received tbs .cnn
tnroushsa Dir. Clark, who preceded ,the..present.
as'on with q tew sensible remarks. The attend
ance was quite large, and the lvelicst entbusi-
esn ASH was teltin> the matter Songsswer sung
anu stories were told, and there were yarious=
responses to various complimentary toasts and
Tue meeting did not breakup until aslate hour.
E5774eeident IN Briagep0rt- On Saturday
evening last, James Beck, of West Wheeling
VINO Tt was employed in Stewart & Keeline'spIan.
ing mill at Bridgeport, accidentally allowed his
hand to come in contact with the circular saw
at which he was engaged The result was that
three of his fingers were torn off, and the hand
was terribly mangled.
-----
IS The ricer is rapidly drying up, there
being only about three feet and a half water in
ln=the channel. The principal patrons of The
declining stream at present are5the hundreds Of
nude. bodies who line its shores and nightly in.
dulgoi in healthful and cooling additions.
----s- s<es%@-
s9%1ae Cons hilton, paper larger. than
an ordinary bed blanket-the largest paper in
the world-and containing an. immense. quaint.
ty ofinteresting reading matter, can be had Mt
Wayman's Literary Depot Also, all the=late
periodicals and newspapers.
g53- Charity Fund Benqft.- On Friday nipbt
last, Mons. G. Henri gaze a theatrical perform
ance in Steubenvilie for the benefit of the Char
ity Fund Oft the Sons of Malta.
~ Thomas Shelly, for allowing horse in
his possession to run away, was fined on Sat.
urday, one dollar and costs. by Aid Dulty.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ Dead Deady Dead
"He does not sleep well o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"There vas sound of revelry by night,
Ten thousand trampling feet danced DER the
wretched sleeper, until the sweat aud blood did
milgling flow! Midst such mixed horrors, who
can sleep
Kill the revelers, and sleep in peace. zTnE
DEAD SHOT will kill BED BUGs. Try it, Price,
% cents. For. saleby TIL. LoGAN & Co.
Jel5 and.LoGAN, LIST & Co.
-=---4
CIR OVER & B#A#K ERsS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
495 Broadway, New York.
fB-A NEW sTYLE-Prices from $50 to SIPS hemmers
This machine from spools as purchased from
Gathers, and Stitches superior style Gnishng eas
seam by It's own without the hands
and cheaper sewing than cam she works
jed twkw18x* ISL, Main Street, Wheeling
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OF lHB sHEA MsHIp Bo6 6ssIA


Esg. YoNS, ,EnlS 16zThe steamship Borus:
STA, from Soutbalip ton on The evening of the
TN INST, arrived ut this port this afiernoon2
She finishes atlvices half day litter than those
received hy the ziSyeser.
s, Inc 8orus sports hdving passed the steam
SNIP Fulton, hence lor. Southampton on the 9Th
Ehe second editionof the London Times of
thes4th contains no telegtapic dispatches, but
merely lettcrssfr om#its correspondents.
The Iedenm was chantetl at NS0tre Dame on
Sunday for the victory of the French arms ON.
tie held of Saterino. The same thanks
giving was observed in all places Of worship
throughout France
inc nayalfpreparations continued active at
Ioulon and BreSte. Another division of the
army ut Lyons leaves for.IlalY. Immense tian.
t'tleS5ef prnJecliies continue TO be forwarded to
the seat Of war.
s. Prussia had given positive assurances thatthc
recent measure with regard to her military
lorces arc not taken with a view to the com.
mencement5Of hoStilities, and that France NAV
remain perfectly tranqG=on that score.
ss-----=--. -.e-.-~---s=--z.--
NEw IoRK, June e-The week closes at a
very steady stock market at material advance
over the prices current ten days since. The
t1rmness is most noticeable on Railroad siiarcs
That have been most largely sold for future de-
livery.
The feeling to-day is much firmer than-yes.
TIC disposition 10 realize mas ceIl5 less
general, the operators forth rise take hold
quite spiritedly OF the We,tcrn Railroad shares
Reading was atnong the strongest. ON the list.
rising to 443. Pacitf: Mail Stock rose 10 SO
against est yesterday.
Railroad bonds were very quiet and prices
underwent a noticeable change
The tendency Of the money market during
the week has been towards greater ease, and 5sl
% per cent are now the ruling rates FOR call
loans. Gonsiderabie5bus iS,zhowcver, still
done at per cent. In the discount market the
rules on long paper have been maintained, bnt
short bills are scarce, and pass easily at 6u64
per cent.
The Exchange on London closes for the Van.
derbit's mails ll04 for best bills, with mod.
crate sales at llGS
Mathews & Mitchell, Groccrs, have failed; the
liabilities are about Sl4U, QUO, Of which $4,000
is confidential.
The quarterly returns Of the Banks OF this
city, made to the Banking Department, in ac-
cordancc with the requirements of LAW, showing
their condition on the 18th June, have ali been
in for several days.
NV YoRK, July 16 AT a meeting of the
Bar to day, to take measures in reference 10
| the death Of Mr.. Ghoate. Judge Roosevelt pre-
sided aud committee of= five was appointed TO
draft resolutions and 10 make arrangements for
general meeting Of the Bar, that to .tiav h:tv-
ing been small consequences of the storm
/
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

LoulsyllLE, July l8.-A fter several days ex.
cesslve hot weather murcury.rnngng between
90 and l00-a thunder aud lightning storr, oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
gale, prostrating trees, shrubs, aud unroofing
several buildings III the southern part Of the
city. Nobody injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

NHw YoRk, July 1G.-The steamship City of
Baltimore sailed Mt nocn5for Liverpool, withi3lo
passengers and s | ,O70, 600 in specie.
The steamer Vanderbilt which sails this af-
ternoon, ill-take. out nearly a million dollars.
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- = : :.
s nv - y ALEk AZ D aoHRo EST BE 81 -
tDI3 TrTC5NT 80; 90.
s4-1A ' s--1S- y -le4sss5Ee-
ARRIVAL Or m q s;.I,F 1IErs M I,sI,n
= = = :. 74is y 20 En-
NEw %YoKK. .Jnly= 7fib =rba 5SR.a.,,a,
Yeser has arrived
4thainSt.: E't'sS' ~ s'le
The German sDistr q has .,,roo,1 - ~,
sition5of Prussia, to place CORPS Of
on the Rhine.
Disturbances have occurred at Messina.
French division has been sent to ioin Prince
Napoleon.
The Cotton market closed quiet but steady
with sales ofsG000 bales. IS
Breadstuffs closed dull Provisions also re-
main dull.
LoNDoN, July 4th.-Consols 90
Dispatches from Vienna, dated Sd inst. state
tllat.lhe Piedmontese troops had surrounded
Peschiia.
Milan, July l.--Gen'l Garibaldi=iS manoever-
ing 10 close the whole valley Of the Adige, in
order to isolate Verona and cut OF. the Austrian
communication with the riprol.
Gen. Garibaldi is at Tyrano with five thou
sand troops.
The Y. 5. steam frigate Wabash has sailed
from Trieste FOR Messina in consequence of the
disturbances that haycstakeD place there
a French squadron Of six ships Of the line.
five frigates and many gun boat; we're oti
Cazola on the Damatrtn coast on the lst inst.
Seven English vessels of " ar are off Ancona#on
Especial mission from Vienna, via Dresden
The French Rents had advanced on the paris
Bourse.. closing at CAT Doc.
The ship Dread Nought is reportcd o;f Cane
Clear, in days from New York.
The ship j. L. Dimmicl from New q rlo.,,ss
for Gonstadt had been assisted shore after after
discharging 1875 bales OF cotton. Slle.was toygeti
into Elsinore uniniurcd Salvage 9l9O0.
The 5Anstrians have Abandoned linz of
EtbzXS;o Tue me OF
bay;pr Burned ned ,a br gask on Sezona alter
yallegio and Gioto. - ea''o'
Tbe fatal lo<s 'of ~ ..aa.,s, I...,-.
at aferino. o. officers a"d on army
killed and wounded Sbn%t a ,,No
sing most t,f whom i, Mele ms.
me Anstrans lost five
g!r,rsTr .JGI,.f a,Js! a., Izoos.,,;.
war passed through our town f,r ,soeas ol
irbe rch I1ncesS
Arch Dncsl ouMGsu s"iaaerS IN me
an annual donotinn If 5oHn II win
TRipsTr E,,,,l,sI GINS
from T;vornool
disturbances took s.n i4 s'nssi 1 UT
SaTiniaS var :.
Sicb three ba Iar
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LlNSLEY INSTlTUTE,

4 LARGE and commodious Building In the central mart
OF the city, being completed, the Trustees take
pleasure in announcing that the above Institution Will be
opened on the first Monday OF September next.
JAMES PAUL, a. a., Principal
GEORGES p. LOCKWOOD, A. 81, Associate
The CLASSICAL Department will under the control
Oh the PrtEctpa and will embrace following branches
to wit: The Latin and Greek the most
approved authors in eac Eocution Rhetoric Logic Nor.
al Science Mental Philosophy Grammar and Com.
position History Ancient and Aoderr; eogriphy Physt-
cal and Poltiea Evidences of Chrisany biblical
Law. ss g . -. = M oiA4
MATHEMATICAL Departures VIII he under the CON.
to wit: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry Calculus: Tr
nno1etry, Surveying with the offnstrumenty) and
Saytgatoni Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy
i:otany Civil EngHserngl Photographic Histology and
ooE-keeping. -
large and extensive assortment Phl0so phcal and
globes, and charts, anciert and
mouern, have heen provided and varied Interesting
experiments and Illustrations WILDE given Connection
with different branches OF study.
the earnest desire of the gentlemen charge the
institutions TO furnish advantages fer education equal 10
those enjoyed In any community, the charac.
ter at ouths for usefulness In life.
There will be two sessions OF months each a YEAR
neinG on the Erst Mondays anu Feb.
RATES OF TuITIoS SIS session and 500
per session for the Classics, and higher branu hes
OF lr lockwood (beng this city and here
totore resident OF New YORK, may PROPER TO saw
that he is distinguished graduate Princeton oliece
New Jersey, AID an experienced Instructor
BY order of the board of Trustee
jy1S-lIn H.zIACoBz Pres,t
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NEw YoRk, juno l6,-TLe week closes at a
very steady stock market at material advance
over the prices current ten days Since The
| ttrmness is most noticeable on Railroad shares
that have been most largely sold for future de-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

Jnarez issued n decree on the 18th inst de-
claTiug tue church property, national5property.
vile to New Orleans burned this morning. and
is a total loss. She was uninsured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

An ofiicial contradiction has been published
of the reported liberation Of criminals at Rome.
q circular publication on the temporal power
Cardinals in the Legations have been issued,
both expressing confidence in the. Emperor Of
the French
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

EEw 0nLEANs, July l6.-lhe steamer Ten.
nesSee, with dates from Vera Cruz to the 18th
inst, arrived here to day with S725, in spe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
NO EIU1IRUG!
But-a F.rllit Jar that is a .E,r11it5.Ia

.Bsuta t.Fllit5J ar that is a Fruit Jar
SWEESET 3 SoNtave just fnssietl and nov ready
ior market new and improved ERIffT JARWiti
ass Stoprer of their Manufacture. EhIclis be,n5d
s ne 4s 1 In he Fruit line Is ase o.
Of from y heat
EAcoh ny colds andts Tree from oliecte5s NJ
tne Es, which easily o6ed att to te TIlfI
1rtole dangerous glazing Sc is Ia Guy,ly
ny the acids of Fruits All they ass
animation before pnEe hakips elsewhere. ie2I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

The feeling to-day is much firmer ttan.yes.
terday. The disposition to realize has heen less
general, the operators forzthe- rise take hold
quite spiritedly OF the We,tcrr Railroad shares.
rising to f43. Pacitf; Mail Stock rose 10 SO
against GSI =vester,iov
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

sT,sLouts, July l6.T-The river has fallen G
inches in the last 81 hours, and is stiIlrecedng
All the upper rivers on the decline, and#the Il.
navigate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

Letters from Rome to the 2sth assert that=an
inquiry into the disturbances at Perugia has
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CON m
#IYHO IaBs s +, NJ 4 lI35Txzt,lT1, 8

e.
BRooNs-oommon SIS
9iBIU.ss
SIGQHeFS-hdeetta $2a2,
IN zRSE-SH Western ReserveSI<89c sas
OAHpLES-faoW mould I5 ain: Is star on! SISo,,
SoFER&-EZJ ava 1896 lilo. lo@IaI(. - -
6.a5 Family Extra eT5@TO0 sap&rfne
$WnSAr-125.
Z RrB--lOO.
& C0RH-IJO.
BAKLEY-G5.=
oATS-5Jrz
IREAraER s-4n(445c. scarce.
RIsH-Shad $II EIerFuEs Ss. 8fsr.ars ~ 81,
EGas-Raccoon 5O93I1{c ? $500 "a -
- GHsASG-S5@61
1oPs-ItgS, dull. - 800
8 lrIE--Louisviile1 so
1MoLAsSES-NeW Orleans 80 Snos tJ,n...1 AZ.
EGoLbRS SYRUP-5SGl51.f7 SO
SSS;,4 5JoH Syn tneTO;t tar $43<@5.
: ftAoS-:Xa3H, dull.
-Raxseed 1875; Glover 51S.
SoAP-Castile per IL 159iB: cSmmnn 5Sse -
SU0ARs--NeW Orleans T556ES hhd S6aSl<in NH
SSuFF=-Scotch 2e; Rappee 22@26 = S
EsA-Gunpow der 40: I'm SzFinl .o,
Houchns 2Sl93uc; ooong 35Sl75c - SS$SsVsl
iIonAcc0-6twists IL; 1--we roll 24asS
nooiUnWashetl from IS to- Common vre sla o5 ~
5Oi Fun blood extra 10 to Is. e ~
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Log Day4-Ifwe are to judge from the
'.'silse heat fthelast few days, we are entering
=",so The. season known as dog days. The hot
sapoF OF the sun=can be seen rising from the
ta'elnents, streets, and brick walls, and living
n :. IN the city looks weary aud languid.-
.,''.%lat= glorious harvest weather, AMI how
sior'o'sly the farmers are improving it. The
cay and market business is now necessarily
,lnl onaeeount Of the farmers gathering in their
laughing grain. We have within a few days
past eOaversed with different intelligent farmers,
VINO inform Us that the crop Of-tirst class wheat
~ .''ls county WILDE more than an average
~ Cans .o1 tde 7irrqek-Ye Yesterday morning
iae traa from Washington over the Hempfield
Saroad, coming through the tunnel east Of
z.ee city, ran over and killed COW. The tun.
Z y! was literally stopped up with cows, there
=, ICING no less ttlana dozen in the train way
=. course COW has not sense enough TO ee.
@as o. the road of an engine, but is sure 10
Keep straight ahead, with the dslusive hope Of
iannlng away from the iron horse.
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PFussla bad given positive assurances thatthc
recent measure with regard to her military
forces arc not taken with view toSthe COM
mencementof hostilities, and that France may
remain perfectly tranquil ON that score
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
IOCT0R BAAKEN

Mouth Throat and Lungs Attention will lie giYtIlto Mi
SRIn Diseases: LuNsAGo IrNBAK, Ansc4sSFs, SCROFrLA
hhEGMATIS NEURALGIA. PSNiLYsIs EFIiEPsY. EYS4FSiA
all Of the Stomach Liver
els and all Chroutc diseases rertaiung nd cIn
Dr. Raakee oduce Thousand certificates
ms perfect anccesS IN curing CA OLD SORES OR
IiGEIES, FIsTGLA, SCAl.D IiRNI1, VEINS, SWELLlNSS
an OF every dessription, and without
last named diseases cannot he treated w
selves personal BaaEee has
mate ne " discovery of FLuIr that
nant ABSORPTION OF the C4TNhGc peru anans
VISION 10 the Eye without the Of knife, all
OF and he has hnnd excelentas.
sortnens OF heauul rtiheIa ~ rs panuu4 Tor
in five minutes. zssi-.sF
DEits. and Surgeons living. farne Is
RnEn personally in principal city in ie IA orI,i
Allstters cont1Inng centp to Doctor
asking ANY Questions pertaining to my disease shall lie
promptly answered, and all Chronic Diseases treated nv
except lhos mentioned qGiring per-
oEErcE noUks FROM 9 a. y. TO q Pm
DOCTOR 5BAAKEE,
ST. betT cen CHI rle and Liberty Sts
= 4. mi 1I,rf,.I ,s.I
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The U. S. steamer Brooklyn will bring a pro.
ject ola treaty between Mexico and the United
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By THE UNION sI3Ill.Fi..

"a III: = DAZZLE RNpEsnLIGlsNCER,
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/ Prince Ischitella and prince Cometani have
been sent to Loulbardy on a admission reciprocal
to that despatched to Naples by France and Sar-
| dina, in the persons of II. Brenier and count
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" CaIIItI Is CItlIT WaTIIl.-----
BosToS, July 1G.-Az preliminary meeting Of
the members of.the Snffols bar was held this
morning for making arrangements in reference
TO 3thegd death of Sir. Choatc a committee of 10
was appointed to namean appropriate action.for
a proper observation oftheir loss
PlrTsRURGH July 16.-River stationary at
feet 8 inches by netal.mark. Weather clear
and warm.
S. FARTHEs Po1ST, CBelow Qnebec) july 6th.-
The Steamer Indnn, with Liverpooldales to the
9th inst, issnow due here but has not VT been
Iaignallcd below
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

Railroad honds were very quiet and prices
noticeable change.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

Letter .from Lizzie Wayt No. a.-The
blowing letter sent from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for
publication i n the Intetlfgeneer Sufficiently ex
.Daias itself:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

-7sa Cents Week.-The Intelligeacer is
furnished to su osc!ibers in any part OF the city
or peishborhood at ten.cents a week.