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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

Exchange has ruled in favor Of buyers from the
opening to the cose Of the week, and rates OF al
descriptions have steadily declined. the supply, al
ready heavy has been augmented daily, and the de-
mand nas becn inactive throughout. A. the present
figures the banks increase the specie line, and
movement in that direction has already commenced
Quotations at the close Of business to-day ruled rs
follows: Clear Sterling Bills 1874 0es; BIB Of Lsding
Drafts lot lo7l Francs 81 81 G5t ~ per dollar;
Sixty day bills on New-YoTk &c, gag and I've.
discount Sight lei and &c. discount.
SPEcIE-The demand FOR Mexican dollars, which
was active Al the close of the previous wees for direct
shipQeut to France has abated. ard raes have declined
fuiyfyc Receiuts for the week include 500, 90
from Nev-YOrk in gold coin, aad $1,000 from Ha-
vena IN spanish doublcous; and there have been no
shipments thus far reported to any point
We axe indebted 20 The American Railway Bureau
fr the annexed list showing where the eoulons upon
State and Rsilwsy bonds payable on and after the
Cd rroxino. Holders Of c.her Railway, County, and
Municipal Coupons, can ascertain WHERE and when
Large quantity not on this Let payable, upon aPPi-
cation AZ the bureau, No 10 Nassau street:
s-.rx,-AlsssmG Pbari< Bank cAlforrsa T-sA9rer sac
CIV q oruis; Florida betropots1 Bsuki Georgia
Es-. RspsSEe illinois American e b1Ht u i-As
J. A c,el; s-ni iS w,Si AZ. y. ~ NsT..nd csen.
BInE Bsno--; yasaehusests Treasurer bos,oa Aichsn
s-is.n. B.pk; anesOt. Bs1t Of IL 7ubc A.soln baGk
Of Coz uere. ana ArreEa Exehsrse Bank New Yor Map
hssH Ca North C.se.Hh B.ss Of $1,000 rS PSi
de2ss SIsaa Bsa u TIE state q se-t0fH tennessee
l.ao.n CoTPAxfss-Alezhsay valley, Ccis o-ice, ts-
bE--h Pa: A,Aufs ane Wes Poist George RaIoa 81 "a
su,r.-.. ht-.e ri - b1ls gi Ne~ OK nd
, Psnt Ho.os AntFcscosgn. barb q t9Hirns-ee ANo.
"a "a Terue.ee RIVER Bzlk u kepsh.ie Alabama and
Irfs4 A = JsrSoa; Bclon. ConeafI. 40 Montreal. D. u
IrlsrgOoS so. Fe-i ggk Bcgt1H I'D " 1ic 81 h1alr
len Pnk Boston Bsco.sile nl.a BARK o. 20 5srss
- Wiy,,- Lsuisr Co NezIork; bci@ss ind Hines .
tovu No "a Usr- New f0T. bssou snd ltat,son
Gee Ro65in5 sons Nesf BsiiiEsE sls Oso, hs
Gt FSrT B.ltr,o,- Brunswick aLs Fc-iis. Bank Of E--
rurs, Csiesso BsrEnE,sn AID nry ank % Corie' =
to,-e~tir1 River ffote bEnk bc-oni Ihe.lH-,
~ &c B,ea Cic.ro aud Rock Island Corn EIchange bs2k
Csnsea ABBEY, Cos se- Phisespns; Isysss At 81.
Lsr-a CIV Esrk: Cr7e.srf and Toledo, Cor- IL haze
BanE Chies-s AID Au-rs Bank Of Commerce: tera VII.
tsry Tracs Snf Cel1Tnsee Dsyssn sad MirISa " n,
I. Latirr Co. Detroi and PCnizc, DUac4n sherman
Co Esst T-nIe.sse ard Oe0-zl. Bank Of hsPloAc al
1spk al state eli New-lork; Esansvis AZ Cr-.iords-
- Prarit N.uk Evansville and Illinois Hh-ilA
Bsnk ri. snd Esw-YoIk City, MschAaics' Bank ;
Es.; Tennessee and Virginia Bank Of hePa,sei uonA
-ort- K-.ehur, Howe Co; HsTf1r; and View Haven.
.oa baaA HlGsoa Riyss, CglPaays Oaee No u s'sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31
70 AKRNl.

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Sur 49,, T.3fI sess........ s.rs Mesn-s Sets.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

A TRUTH.
IA "tis nothing 10 gain popularity, bat rsy sksk nsn
retain H. Lie money, come easy Sc ea.J' popesnsy
t-der affair and requires careful narsns 70 fseR alive -
peeay Observable IN mercantile shxs ths rsps>s.
aon another for popularity be ~ sssnI
m.1t Il 4 lasting Mr.. THOAlS r. AGNEw, the wen-
importer grocer hoar snd lesler No o orrenwsh
and 80 Murray Sta by his shtforwud tbs srsc
Of prices and the excellence Of oc. secured repatAea
which viii be lasting With capital Of s@@S he osa ~
afford sea- at either wholesale retail =
prices 70 everybody Give him call and bs sarsaed Of he
ruth OF our assertions h--I Ssw-fork Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

IN. o--rlsas Bia for ,srii leaves Sc Leah svsry nys
S.y s.s ThafsSny - n letter. seasAss M f'cA
,.ayrs o. OvsfaAi, va 81. Leafs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31
SUPERIOR CoURq-CH,sBrss-DEc 3.-Before justice
PIExRsPOSr
ANOTHER BRANCH or THE n. 7. AND roSSERS RAIL
ROAD CAST.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEciAI TxKS-DEo. So
l3efcne judge DAILY.

viele act. Grsy.-JudgmeDt for plaintiff, on de-
-
Murphy asyt Commissioners of Emigration.-Case
settled ~ y, =,
Bruce agt. Hunphrey.-Reierredt to Ii. W. Robin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31
SAMMY De~

ASEES-The market "a quiet FOR both Nnds Dat - nrin
Of Pots ~ IS III snd Pearls q 3 y
STOCK o. x.- psc- 20 1883.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23
Pray, mothersPzay.
Quick on The Trigger.

"You will observe" said. old Mr.. Lamb
we'll, as he led US through his school the
other day, ''Ihat the boys are required to
observe the utmost attention TO quietness as
well as to discipline. ~ - 49, 50 - -.
We had at this moment arrived In front
of several boys standing around water
bucket, and one had just charged his mouth
with the contents of the cup, while the old
gentleman was STOPPING over to recover his
pen from the floor, when another passing
behind. snapped his finger quick under the
drinkers ear, and.caused him on sudden
to eject the contents of his mouth over
the padagogue's bald pate. = Standing up
right, with his face and hair dripping, the
master shouted: : .s--.ss- -. - 4
who done that ?" 2gUIC 3 fs5a-r. 80
The party unanimously cried outs e
Jim Gun, SIR 's5ta.g
"Jsmes Gun, what did you do that
for ?'' .gs7a.ss4 -f.scg} s,ssg3E- IS
Jim, appalled, at thesi mischief he had
done, muItered that it was not his fault
that Tom Owen snapt him. .z'szT1
This changed the direction of old Lamb
wells wrath and shaking his cane poten-
tously over Ovens head, and asked:
Ibid youasaap Gun ?''
Yes sif51 snapped Gun. but dida't
Enotp he eros iooded.'s =
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

Governor S.. of South Carolina, was
. splendid lawyer aud could talk jury out
of seven senses. He was especially noted
fof his success in criminal cases. almost
always clearing his client. He was once
counsel for man accused of horse stealing.
He tinads 4 bong, eloquent and touching
speeeh.aa The jury retired. but returned in
a few moments, and proclaimed. the man
not guilty. An old acquaintance stepped
up to the prisoner and said:
''Jens,s The danger, is over; and now hoa-
or bright, didn't you steal the horse 90 81,
To which Jem replied sasa s=4.za}l.5
Well, Tom.i I've all along thought l
took the horse, but since I've heard the
GovernOr,ssPeech.EI don't believe I did. /"
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

Mr.. McKibben, Ii. c.. made speech in
San Frspeisco. lately. ia which he said
Il have been called Broderick Republi-
can, but care not for names. am in IA
yor of freedom in the Territories. and they
may call tkAtcBDderiek sRepu6sicsnism OF
Black Republicanism, as they choose"
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

ss.es-Azsziiozs eating ngzuponzsEgold-
smith in New York, recently, asked whai
might Be she ssles Of an ingose 01 goldaas
big as his arm. The shopkeeper beekoned
him into back room, and primed him with
grog. He then asked to see the ingot.-
Soh." said Jack, IF hav'nt got it yet. but
I'm going to Pixies Peak, and would like
to know the value of such lump before
START Szlt gater gentleman was ordered
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

AFrench editergivesthe following arnu-
sing description of-the efecto of ar adSer-
tisement: The first time man sees an ad-
sertisement he takes no notice of it; the
seeesd tima be; lszksa he name. the fhird
time he reads it; the fourth time he speaks
of it to his wife; the fifth time he buys.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23
NEEfrlIssaaI.raiSs poigos,ll-A poison of , an,

NkufRALrzfSG Poisos.-A poison Of any
conceivable description and degree of poten-
cy, which has been intentionally or acct
dentally swallowed. may berendered almost
instantly harmless. by simply swallowing
two giils of sweet oil. An individual with
q very strong constitution should take near
ly twice the quantity. This oil will most
positively neutralize every form of vegeta
bic, animal or mineral poison with which
physicians and chemists are acquainted.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

An elderly. spinster wrote TO a friend:
"a widosse GSitk ten children has propos.
ed, and have accepted. This is the num-
per should have been entitled to il, had
married at tile proper tinie.' :
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

You seldom need wait for the written life
of a man to hear about his weaknesses, OF
wha: are supposed to be such, if you know
ais intimate trends. af.nset him In compa-
nv with them Wornuood.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

A young man al in New YORK having ad
vertised for a wife. received word from ejgh
teen married men that he might have theirs
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23
20 CENTRAL K ANSAS Bs.
LAND AND COLLECTION
"A GsR NJ S5E
zslsIzAzE
The Oldest Agency in the Neosho Valley!
oraFfIIeE AZ sEa TH = = EkrPoR1A 3 { Hotks 3 3.

WITH THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE
w New Year wish to return my hearty thanks
for the liberal support and encouragementthat has
been extended to melin my business fer the past
two years. Thissofice was opened here about tive
years ago, not with the expectation of realizing
fertune, but with sthe hope of contributing some
thing towards the settlement and improvement of
this beautiful valeys by means of direct personal
effort, and by furnishing information 10 those at
the East who were seeking homes and occupation
at the West. s1<have endeavored to keep steadily
in viewth Future ofztbis toa0n and country, and
by meaHs of considerable labor and expense, re
gardless of present profit, my business is now es
tabhshed upon firm and reliable basis; and
can offer to all who entrust their business to my
care, intimate knowledge of the country, its in
habtants and their circumstances, derived from
extensive travel. and constant int, recourse with
settlers, upon and since their arrival. claim tts
be thoroughly convefsant with the wants and ca,
pabilities of this country. and shall never advs
fcorrespoRdents or eTnigrlnts aught they cannot
realizes yfaclisIes for the tran sactieh of bus
-nessare naequaled by any office in tlle Neosh..
TaIIey.s shall attend alTthe - E8o sssts513F 3
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

Many politicians boast that tkeF cant Be
bought, when they really are Sc worthless
that they can't be sold. -
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23
Government Land Sales.

and can safety say to capitalists and others who
desire to invest in Western land that kaOtr
f can buy better Iaad.5fer less nssneg than
you could yourselves if.preseat Enigrants in
search of claims eligible situations fsrbEsiness,
can always time and money by calling at
this Office. Late plats showing all 7uR,sccufie
land, always on. hand Deeds. Boais. Mortgages
Lenses, Co partnerships aad all other legal d0cu.
ments prepared with care, and recorded when
Hos
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

A CooL PRoPosIrIox-A young man
just married, lss Z haIAblez circumstances:
wife's cousin comes in from the country
to pay lham 4. sit-yerJ glad 10 see, each
other. ETC.. etc. In the midst of the reloi-
cling. an oniinouse thought sfesses the
mind of the husband.
We'll. Martha. don t see how We are
going to accommodate you. We have on
~ got one bed you know
Martha-"0h. that's Knsthing. 4 2can
sleep with your wife, aud yoscsn get lodg-
ings a. hotel for three srIfour weeks very
easily" 80 -,
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23
Proc f.P a % e rs.

Declarations, and AffitlaFits, made and euaran-
teed perfect In fact. verythin,: connected with
the right of Pre- emption attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity Land Warrants and Money
loaned on commission or joint account, and COOL
bargains guaranteed in all cases. Those having
Land, Town property claims to sell can usual
ly find ready sale through this office, as L a,lvpr-
tise largely, both in Territorial and Eastern pa
pers. Those wishing to buy can always find a
variety to choose from and good bargains. | will
pay taxes for residents, and collect debts in
all the Neosho river counties.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

Mynheer Drinkenoff makes distinction
thus:ITey oFfsosII egt bns .cec rEc
''Too much whiskey is too much, but too
m ch lager beer is shoost right"
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23
4 beautiful Poem.

r.aaas, 4 beautiful Poem. sasz:
wins ~ tof IS bosm .hhs.sa1.iti !.
addressed 10 an idolized child, BY its pet ns1ae,
and, though beautifu throughout, It mas some ts
OF three passages Of very rare originality. Ine
writer of it las learn from letter OF iidy VINO
sBsiasesit 10 mel yvss factory girl hes ey he
labcS5 of sfzr own hands. secured the nleaey for
her education. and she is now twenty-four years
of age. and supporting herself by various uses of
her pen. She tJosie H. is yet to be famous,
am very sure" Thus runs the verses:
a. = -sEFasss y sqssz e za8-sz{ss az;
lzf1siBABY BEINEzsrh seqzyagz !
KissQns baby HsnIisos9 ssr
Brighter than the stars that rise
- IN the dusk SzeveHing skies, - - isfsas5
BroEper than the robins wing, - rrsxzzrr
Clearer khal;a $podland spring.i j I0H Il
Are he-<yes OF baby Bunn--s-,-f H. sf3
Winsone baby BunEi TSogx1 .ssss
0r Spfilz, mother sfn;ietz .TsIAI
Thinking softly Al The while
OF tender, blissful day.
When The dark eyes, 50 like sseees5
OF the eherub on your knees.
Stole your girlish heart ssaysas $ b@zSzS@ =
on Ra1 M ysSsef yss ef Essy SsSy 5f s5f5 5o s ssss
When once 6ldteHpugh s0ssteatO
What their fathers stole from 5eui y zTul
Smile, motnefJ sIGeies - - = ~ -
winsome baby sannh 3oOdD
Miik-white lilies half unrolled,
Set in ealyees dsgdd.l tITAh
Cannot match bis ! f9Eehsad I9E fig.
Scarlet berry cleft in twain
BpA wedge 0fpearls grim.
e de mouth Of Baby Bum!
.E9Hons baby Bum!
IT kwap, mother, weep!
FOR the little one asleep
Vita his head against Jour breasa -
Never IN the coning yearss, zssEss sds asoaA
Though he seek for it with tears, = = .s5fggoi
VIII he find so sweet q rest. - 80
Oh, the brow of baby BnhHi = = -. 80
oh the searFes mouth OF IBdI inf s4sse
One must wvar its crown Of thornsI,l-
Drink its cup of gaIf, must onet - - =,
Though the tFspbiing ling lips il : shall shrink
And the temple sweat With pain ;.
Drops of blood like purple rain
Weep, mother, weeP!. - a - - 2
winsome little baby Bunnr %
Not the sea-shell's paless ainge2
Not the daisy Fose1White fringe,
Not the softPst, faintess slsv z7a szse'
OF the sunset on the snew,o sa1o ,S22 -
Is more beautiful and s~eet
Than the wee pink hands sad feet
Of the little baby RGnn-- 80
WinsOms baby BunH. =, = s
.&zAl fEIE17H- zzSfi E-sf-l q
Pray, motherspzay. GsTa5 sas '.5oS
Feet like these may lose the way, cox
Wandering blindIy from ehe right 70
Pray. and sometime xiil your prayers
Be to him like golden stars e g ssz'o'5
Built through dark ness int light. = ct
Obi the dimpled feetof BunnI g
In their siIken stockings dressedi =
OH the daintyh hands OF Bum! ze
Hid ike rose-leayes in yourb bFeasu =
These will grasp at7jewels rare, -
But to find theus senpty air; se-5z srll JG
Those shall falter manya day, 0s e
Bruised and bleeding by the way.
Ere they reach the land of resti Z i
Pray, mother, prayi
-ttsTffsa - JOSIE H.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23

A dandy in. Brosdwsy. New York. wish
ing to be witty, aeeested 9 young bellmaa
AZ follows You take alt sorts of trumpe-
ry in your carl, siea,tsou 7'f "Yes, jump
in, jump H. il.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23
MONTHL YAUCTI SIZE.

II " w II IL 4 n u u u " y a II II y
Of Real Estate in Town and Country!
I now offer for sale the following property, the
prices IN all cases Iobo 10 suit the times
SO Lots in Emporia. for cash or on time-wnr,
ranty deeds given. - 5,.-e ~
10 Shares in Emporia.
One House and lot on Commercial street. suit:.-
ble for an office or shop, and residence; or for 1t
store.
One House and Lot corner Merchants ST., and
Sixth Avenue.
l6U acres Land - miles from town.
go acres uaimproved land one mile from town
One share in Toledo.
Eleven Lots and House in Toledo. E. 80
Two splendid claims near Toldo. -
80 acres land one mile from Emporia.
| A fine improved farm of 10 acres, with good
buildings, ten acres timber tn zee milssfFem town
l60 acres beautiful, land on the Verdigris, 40
acres timber. good water &e..-will be sold pery
LOio, If sold soon. .f
Claims, Claims, Claims of all kinds, and in all
directions nom town. Q lSLi-5 2 rf64 = alL19
Correspondence solicited. Letters of inquiry
Enclosing stamp promptly answered.
Address - Z. p P.rBANGR0FT,-
January sth, 1889. Earpori;t Kansas.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-23
IMPORTANT TTePRE=EMPT0RSf
LAND WARRANTS

FULLY GUARANTEED. WITHOUT RE-
II gard to time, for sale at from So 90 to $1,000
advance on EeE-Yerk prices (which we Eeesive
daily: PROOF PAPERS free 81 charge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-18
AHEAD OF ALI
a L E K. 81 3 Y NJ A ~ ,

No. l3I Alain street,
has and opened hfs entire stock o. new
i and vtrs drsiraii- Spring and a miner BFy
tsOOds which the portuar attention o. every one -
invitgd- The stock consists Of, in part, As follows:
eases sHPsFor PEnts All styles and makes Al FsHesd
Of styles Eus,A chnt.ss, beautiful styles
case I French Chintres, Of the latest designs
lOeasrs OF Bsaehsd AuAInsi very superior Eoodl a.
all prices
seases Of Irish Linsus among which
Gle Al oay IS cts yard
$50 p styles De LANES aad ChaIIits EkIeh
odsr greater bargains than svtT before.
50 pieces OF and desirable Drssa sinks, Plain an1
Fancy, In iisht and dark eOloTs-
full AssoFtuent AL colore. Of Inplna al Hool De
LANES, the very best quality and very cheap.
NeTy 1e Bornbaznes also style black Dress 6ooda
large OF VsI neenEes, De erErs, NOhAr nuEtsT,
Dueas six Pinhsd PureAls, etc. etc, too numerous 10
meution-
several straw BOnnsts, eOIOre and plain Sts the
100 Grape shaHls All eoIors and prices In which eaa
odeT extraordinary bargains VIII sail superior quality
White Grape shawl at only nve dollars
About $40 New sprinE shaWls Of far more desirable styles
than last year
IS pieces Of NEW CARPETS, consisting OF BrusseIs.
Tapestry TTeePy, SupeTne, InETain Ray CARPETS, etc.,
particular those
Mattings, etc, At greatly reduced prices
In addition TO the foregoing, complete assortment Ct
All goods belonging TO tie Dry Goods Trade which toO
nold 10 menton to all OF which call special and an
GT CouaGry Merchants viii End 1t TO thsIr ad-
call before sing elsewhere, l.
being FIRST in the maket had the selection, and having
Cash, procured Job Lots" quantities
and at reduced prices than C0urtTy
therefore, knowing the advanced PFees % all Dvsste
we'll FOREIGN Try Goods, will improve this oppoi uhity
convince themselves Of the above ard favor With an
fru2a lS5 Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-18

EyA Hard LatO on Stedm6odtmen.-On the
up trip of the steamer Commerce, respectfully
dressed, intelligent looking lady came on the
boat at Cairo in company with several others.
and engaged her passage for Pittsburgh. She
was apparently in good circumstances, had sew
eral trunks, and more than suf1iciengmoney to
pay her passage. While on the way up she be-
came completely deranged-a although she exhi.
bited no sign ofinsanity on taking her passage
and continued in that condition until the ar
rival of the boat on Wednesday, morning; the
captain was slightly taken abacle by the appear
Nnce oftwo police officers, who notified him that
his presence was desired at Police Office
On his complying with this polite invitation, he
was informed that he had been guilty of viola
ting one of the city ordinances, and must pay
the penalty. He had brought up "pauper!"
to which offense there is attached fine of IS
to $500. Not wishing to risk a suit, and the
certainty of heavy expense in any event, the
captain "dusted up" seven dollars to the offend
edauthorities, and taking his quondam passen-
ger to the cars, placed her on board, and paid
her passage home. There seems to be pecu-
liar hardship in the application of this ordinance
but we confess we know ofno remedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-18
~ TELEGRAPH-

PHILA March 17Pour unchanged sales super
hns At % 6 extra at t66lS65 and to the trade At 81
S for extra family and fancy Nothing doing in Rye Flour
or Corn Neal the former is held 81 ST[, and the
a. 1913. Wheat and wanted; sales red at 81 COG
Les, and white at 81 1901, IS. Rye in demand Q596-
Corn hTni sales 4U0 bus. yellow At sassy Oats are
dull at sc for Penna, and IS for Southern. Whisky
2sSsO.
BALTNoRE, March T-Pour dull at es.95 for Howard
81. and Ohio. Wheat unchanged At Sltl 95 for white
Corn dull and lever; sales yellow at 7sSi and white
1875 Provisions unchanged.
NEW YoEE, March 11-Plour hrm sales Of 1880 bbls
Wheat Grin; 10000 bush at red
81 6CSI6G for white Corn dull; sales lUUU0 bush voc
for mixed and 9OGs2 for ylIeW. Pork heavy.
Whisky dull
cSoISSAlI, March 1T.-Four duh; nothing of conss-
qusnce done VI isky duh but unchanged. olOVerseed
declined TO 60 and holders GIous sell Speculative
demand for Mess Pork from New OrleRns large
SlT 5ls Good demand for bulk meat; SOOOOU lbs sold
at se for heavy sides and on and 81 for shoulders
sides Aeudlhg packages at indianapolis. Nothing done
in bacon Lard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-18
COMMERCIAL.
wHOLESAIE MARI

WHOLESALE MARKET.
nRooNs-cOmlnon SIX q 2E.
BUITER-1u kegs 10.
BUcEIS-MaTiettR 49@225.
CHEKsE-WesteTn Reserve loo;
GANDLEs-TalloE mould ~ dip ;si 2si sperm 20.
COEFEE-JAva lSc; Rio i2H9i3.
EIgLOua-sppsr ii SS''S; Extra s,OOSs'sS.
RYE-Sn.
CORN-I5
HAkLEY-65.
OGTs-5Oa5l.
PHGTHERs-4ud f5c. scarce.
FIsH-Shad SI4; HerTings 81; MaeksrsIN No. 8 sax.
RrRS-kaccoOn 3O83IHe.
MIT-cleysT q ton $3.50; Timothy 1s.OOssOO.
LIMk-LoulsViils 10000.
MoLAss1s-SeE Orleans 20; Sugar House IS.
GOLDEN STRuP-6O.
NAyAL sIoREs-Tgrpensine7 tar s4xGsI
RA0s-S93H, dull.
RIcE-5a56.
sREDs-FlaXseed 125; Glover 6966.
SoAP-Castile per ID 1916; common 596.
SUGARs-NeW Orleans 1H2S hid. sSS56 In Dbl.
SSUTF-ScOtch &c; Rappes % 926.
TEA-6unpoWder 4Da9TH Imperial 4Op65; HySon 859TOC
POuching 25a3uc; OoOng 359I5c.
ToBAcco-6tWists u; FIVE roll 249Ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-18

w-A Brisk Business. There are now eight
persons confined in tho St. Clairsvilo Jail
charged with penite1tiary offences. Vandyne,
for attempting to murder his uncle in Washing
ton township; McMillen, for shooting with in
tent to kill GLADDEN., at West Wheeling; Rug
giles, for arson Maxwell, for appropriating 9TH
er persons horses; Moreland, for rape; Wheel.
er. for Grand Larceny, and the two Baxters, for
killing Thompson. A majority of these stand
pretty fair chance of representing Belmont
county in Columbus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

w-S25 Re,oard.-Lost on Sunday evening,
a hunting case or magic gold watch. The works
are of the Dixon manufacture and the name of
Gabrial Clark, was engraved upon the inside of
the case. Jewellers and others are cautioned
against buying the watch. The finder will re-
ceiye the above reward by leaving the watch at
the Mcclure House. JOSEPH BRowN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-18
BY THE UNION LINE.
To THE DAILY INTELLIGL NICER.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS

LEAvENwoRTH. March 1.-THE Times of this
city publishes an account Of an nffray at Hal
ton, Calhoun county, growing out Of political
meeting, resulting in the wounding of several
which was in pursuance of call to organize
the Republican party, disposition mani
tested by persons politically opposed, to break it
up. At the close general melee ensued, in
which the assaiants, who are said to he pro-
slavery men, were compelled to retire. Resolu-
under penalty of death. \ company was or
ganized to carry the same into effect
Judge HaltOn, Probate Judge Of Halton Co.,
is reported severely wounded.
A man named Walsh arrived yesterday from
Denver City, via Smoky Hill Route. He re-
ports the road covered with emigrants proceed
ing in every Imaginable conveyance Walsh
brings $500 in gold dust which he dug in 20
days.