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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

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COMEDY.
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| evofseeT OF rerrebonne. great improvement
and Inventions. . photographic ope aAor
end been little of everything generally Mr. J. Jenrn
| Pete, an "oe urcIe,p Judgo,s boz
servant, but TOO ole TO work Az. Mr a Ja.,x
(E3is first appearance In Nev York tor many maui
| Zoe. Octosoon girl free. the natural chnd OF ke
late Judge by Quadroon slave. gnss ReSeu
sunny aide. planter, netghbor and old friend ofths
Peyons. ........... Mr.. q. Hsnana
| Dors sunnysde, his only daughter and heress,
soutbern Belle. .Ara ]. Il A.
LAfourche rich Planter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SodA1
| wsh-no tee. an Indian Chief Of the Lepan tribe.
| Mr. D. BearuosnD
Paul . yellow boy, q fav0rfe OF the late Judges
and allowed 70 do much be likes Miss Dus
Rats Mate Of the Magnolia Mr. B. PeaxDun
Colonial Fotndexter, an Auctoneer and slave sales
jules Thbodeaux young Creole Planter. Miss H. sesU
IaiilOu IN OVorteef Mf. f0o8
JnokeCn. fhnttr
Claiborne, The aucti0neer's CLERK. P0u
Grace yellow ghl slave. Mis- 0ibR
solon grief boy slave Mr.. 6yh0
nido, the ctOk, Aave MIS- DunD
Minnie, QuadrOOn slave niaD WalfnFu
Planters, slsves, deck hands and lAdieA
TIKI ARGUMENT or THE PLAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

SinesiSs sss oak and he crseper@Twe i've Y.nisss
ss
nsnt--fhs dark Sops-TSe resolve SS '~'''' -
THE LASD 4Hs e GSl Tas s4sTSSRab4 '
scudae, return. 70 biz Cd s.as and asss phoosvs
$s:is.: ss:, .
tee and spps@su. At
Paul ..le. bis Ilsps:s .ssl:.s4
e Ia q; ss 20 ~ ~
Zoe viii be mine'-Ths revenge Of the Indian ~ =
ACT THE THIRD.
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ss.Ths e: :a.s; are :, b :oa.rss % he =
''s. . ~ 'al'.e T S5sos sIzyE SALE ea1oA..
ss n. Il @ 3. ss s s s:sH %
s. e. s 5,
sow knives and ID :, r. rsvsnsc On zos w
THE LANDING AND rHE wooDPfLE.
ne into &c odd mud and .s
hsna On r he in nSn
s # ,PS q he so;. Dr.
discovered and the missing man bags brought 70 ught-Ay
Counselo ecndd.r defends the Indian scudder Lvuc
I en-
THE SHED ON FIRE
Cut The Ropes-Back her out-Clear way-Tho Crimt>el
TzE DESTRUCTION MAGNOLIA
The vessel swings in the stream prey TO the flames
ACT THE FIFTH
scErs nnsr-TH. NEGRO SuARrEao1aHf
DRINK .ha, the red Fever-Tbe night The sseI
8
n. " dS.t shade. d,s:i
grrNV TUIRp -Turp
scudder and Pete their road home The alarmzwn.ss
at go M
sys % m q he s sss tn Ri ss.
aoa-scaddsr reiens. oro.scaop q the white man
.ss s. saeu 70 her
Ss
bad wa'-z THr FTseT T1Ros a ss uoxr
TIE E{$ISs r s$,sS ss. S3s
seen Of The Indian Wab-no-,es, -
During the winter season the dosrs WIN open as6PM ~
Families BRINGING children informed that the en.sra-
msn': Away. conclude before loh ococs This r.ls "
IS departure vii Ss bodied IN Is Siis
Is ALLEN AND BoNrFAcE, LEssEEs.
PHfrculAa open at s,l ococs peeissz
'n'' % commence !" fsoDvcr1oS OF
IN FOUR PARTS,
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS.
With scenery, dresses properties and cast ersas-
Dec hand
BOX AND cox
psRsss during sssh eNyssssss by Miss H. LANG E
DRAYroN,s ENGLIsa RUFFo OPERA.
HoPR CHAPEL 7ls and TO Broadway.
MR. ANp si MIS- I HENRI DE xs .,o
fAkLof h okfsAs b hsp tH fsss rRovEH'A
" re has gsss
MONDAY, Dec, Il HaS cciocf < App''1 =
- '''>'''N SENIOR s oLT Ty'Si
viii have the honor Of m making bis
sssEfsH n es Sc ssro
NJ pray'n has Al' a fEaRssss EseEr.Kr.
from the Theatre Royal aagtenburs who will condud -
The entertainments will commence with tho popular opas-
NEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANcEs
~ 70 '0D"e' LOVES LABOR LOST.
IN which Mr. T rTsy s%a Tl ss ssf BANNER
Sofas places secured any nnmser Of nights Il I'd
oSsSs snssi r sasrs N IS
Wai street Hal scn's SO Broadway also The FrA Ave-
nq Seat. .sa s'ssf oAs .
The e GkaSp Is%fiSEE % sATURDiS, Aft
Y An At PALACE GARDENS,
THE ri
as" Doo nine
GREAT i aoR xfsf EXHIBITION < III
Ths unique ssablshment conisins Al TIA. rsrs az
s u. e s ~ssS
chahcables also Professor Lsngworhy ensus-
Ssa' Pa .a HSStss
III be . 1;rcducsd every afternoon and evening
TBREE LARGE BENGAL LEorARDs,
10 0n''' :" ONLY IN IS DAYS FROM CALCUTTA.
nssss d S p o ss % pss,ss.
based expressly for Van Am6urgh, By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

A RTIFICIAL TEETH-ONL2 81 FOR FULL SETS ON
N silver; fine gold and. patnn with contnu ous
gums, @ equal To any In New York; single teeth 81
Teeth hed and extracted without the least pain by now pro-
DIR. LUTHER, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12
NTEw ORLEANS
IN MOBILE MoNTG oMERY, ATLANTA. ALBANY,
COLUMBUS. MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places in Florida,

vAriOns pIACeH \ FOr1dA,
Via SAVANNAH. fia.
The STAR OF THE SOUTH, Capt Tbos Lyon will leave
Tuesday Dec 49, r. NJ, from pier No North river.
Tckes can ne had the following placsare low by
any other New YORK TO Savannah accommoda
TORS superior ..
New YORK Orleans $50 75 Mobile S35 Montgomery,
Ala, S2s Atlantis, Ga SO Alosny % 81 columbus da'
The FLORIDA Capt isaac crosel, VIII succeed ana san
on Saturday. Dec II at3P 49,, ,o,y :, ,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

tVANTFp-A JUVENILE MUSICAL PRODIGY. TO
sccompany series of entertainments Or any one else
any peculiar talent or viii please address Series
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

TrlvANh NEW ORLEANS TEXAS AND MEXI0O.-
III New and New orleans ST aInship Company For
Nsw Crieaus Monday Dec IL 1853 at
n cock The United S,sIes ma,l steamship CAHAWBA,
liant J. Smith win receive freight on Thurs
dsy Der foot Of Robinson street North river No
mis- Of adne signed hour Of sailing For freight
sssage apply the agents, LIVINGSTON, OhOCHkkON
DO No Park place.
Through tickets vers Cruz and all ports In Texas
~er aoutberp Steamship Compsnys line Of siesmera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

NEW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY -ANNUAL PER
ormaIoe " the Oratoro Of the MESSIAH the Academy
Snssc CHRISTMAS EVE, Dec "a 1859 Members OF me
mercantile Library Association obtain tickets on the
usual terms applying to the librarian classes 81 the
tcoper Institute tickets the Librarian OF the
Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

T1HEIANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
AND CONTINUATION CUSHIONS,
For sale by the paenee and manufacturers Trimmings q
all kinds always on hand
OeONNOR 4 COLLENDER,
81, 50. 81 and 50 Crosby street, N. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05
FOR SALEOR RnMT

OFFER for sale or ret the al property kno Wn as the
A ~" oohIand hlil containing tlree OF Burrs, with
oil the modern improv nenS. There also an excellent
sett of Cardng Machines, with additional 1nacI
en- immediately, If required. M ~
sale two fsrp, each containing over one hum
drcd AMI sixty acIes, which there are ahout
hundred acres cleared in excellent and in good
OF cultivation with an Orchard alb FrEIne DwrliIr uosrs
thereon On the other there about any
with good Orchard and Buildings.
Also lot Of ground containing about scveD In
High stat Of enitIvssioT with two frame Dwelling Houses
thereon, large Store House, with liar
smith shop and stabling for eight horses together Win
her buildings that necessary the above prorsry
on Fish Grsek Mar hall county on,le Psh Greek Turn
Pr r.is ~ @ ~ y, I S IN 'ne u 4 y RailTOa;l.
purchase OF wheel and ";er grain tn rronery ia
oHered on the following terms: One four. purchase
money to be pail in hand and the balance equal install
Lsts OF onS TWO aud three years, with from ate
giving ..eBctiI bic note with approved security.
purchasing, have opportunity
ng ttts tal u requ1rctii also supplied Kind.
OF stuck and farming utensils accommodating termsE
premises. j IIOJ.SRy now va '"s
S"st+ uN~Ih woodland, Marshall Co, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

DErnolr, Oct 4-Tbe Fair of the Michigan
State Agricultural Society, opened to-day; it is
will last four days. The first day will be devo
cattle; the third to the examination of the hor.
Scs, aud the fourth to the awards and the cx.
hbtiUu of prcnium articles. G0v. Banks, Of
Mass, will arrive this evening, aud on Thurs>
day he will deliver the annual address before
the Society. Horace Greeley is also expected
fine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05


90 0eto6er,-The .pleasantest month of tho
year, always hailed with gladness. has arrived.
This is time in which the confirmed invalid
.rejoices, when the storms of September are
passed and the cheerful rays of the autumnul
sun difFuse genial warmth around. tits the
month for travelling, and the. opportunity is
taken advantage ofby those who wish to pass
a few daysin tho country before the chilling
blasts of cold November oblige them to seek for
comfort around the blazing fires. This is the
month when those who usually pass their sum.
mers abroad, begin to make their preparations
for journey honeward, when the early lrosts
appear, Swimming tho ground with slight coat
ing of white, only to vanish when the rising
sun shall appear. tits in this month that the
auturnnal change is most marked upon the
leaves of the trees, as they vary in hue through
a passage from green to brown, ere they withcr
and fall,-when the fall crops are gathered in,
and the farmer looks With gladness upon his
winter suppies,-it is month of balmy
6Eeezes, seldom varying from their tnildness till
the near approach of dread November, that
everybody would mark out from the twelve, if
they could. Hail to October!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

orrowA, c. W., Oct 3.-Prof. In Mountain
aud Dir. Iladdock came into 0ttogra TO day,
having landed so miles north of here in the
great Canada wilderness. Tbey were brought
out by Indian guides, in bark canoes. They
travelled in their balloon about 300 miles, and
were upin the air only from fonr to five hours.
They were for over four days in the Wilderness
without food and with no means OF striking
fire. They were rescued most pruvidentiaIly,
by a Mr.. Cameron, who was hunting with Indi.
an guides.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
aud Il. II. LoGAx & Go.

It s common observation there are more sufferers
from debility ameng Americans, than among
any Other civilized nation Tine Is obvious We
TOO little exercise and forget the the body in
s pursuits OF business In all cases. ordi
nary medI"tnes cst d" little good WHAT is required is just
tsnS and inYtGorator d. J. HLstetteT given
TO the WOrLi In hts CELEBRATED BTTERsi weaS ana
nervous denEen Of the counting house. the toll
e upon the ShopboHrd and the student of the
midnight 'nP have fouad Nonerful regener in the
tter and prefer It to pretentious enra
cous medicines But 1t should be forgotten that the
agent agent which Il SO msisa in it influence upon
nature to expe the terrible fOraIs of disease Who
woald not give It a trialH
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
= ~ See advertisement in another column. octl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05
BUSINESS NOTICES..

EB-". uot6ers" Wlu Make a Note ofig-
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, is for sale by
7 II. LOGAN & Co., aud LOGAN, LIST & Co.
NIB Burnetts "kalliston, for the complex
Joni spaIdings Liquid Glue, which mends
.eyerythinsI Browns Bronchial Troches, re.
commended by Henry Ward Beechcr, are for
sale as above.
P. 5. kiss nc Quick !" kiss me if you
dare" with choice and fresh supply of Per-
fumes, Pomades, Brushes, Combs, &C., &c.
Received and for sale by
LOGAN, Lrsr & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05
I3Y TEIEGRAPh


NHA YORK Oct 4-O0tton heavy sales sjl baIss E,o,r
aes Isg9 5hls; Ohio rs 20 49, Wheat declined
si fF b%s at St+5 for choice Whites 8Iz79
S9S " ser0aieaSo spring Corn avanced
Tm a. az s99 o. for Mess for Prime Lard
4o SShs; MGss.Xs9 sells At 5&e62 Coffee rm; kio K
arn sales OIOD lbs fierce a G,2< for pulled Wool
SIX. P,arl$ so. 49, K'tasnes CO..
FuL oct IFiour quiet but firm; Gales to trade
az sSoi lIr common and extra; and IS u un TO AZ S
IeF extra amily and fancy Rye Flour anu Curn Nal
SSarct ne former Is m at 81 ,I2 AMI the AZ IL
neat IN Iar request, with rather less Offering: SALES I'm
on' Fed SLID 30; white 81 81 aoat RYE ,rs ,n
EahtsHi lIVio hus Southern sold So CirR In demand
anu mas ADVANCED; sales Bon us. yellow at ss in store
ara tec aEon Oats Gtm go bus new Delaware sold nj
2IE UsttsFi safes at
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4-Rlour quie Ohio aud Howard St n
sD Mn nest very finn and advancing, white 81 32I 81
mniskS qgiet: ONO 2s92s3 Provisions buoyant; Pork
les unchanged, 1893
ClNct NATL Oct 4Market for Flour dull; prices again
decIed full luc per bill quoted Al 5I al
Wheat in light request at ,>t white Corn n
good te%ahd az sOsc for yellow Oats logo per bushe
batter Rye steady at I6tiS. Barley dull al CSC for
- Tor ia htakY active at of &c per rA1i,
PROVISIONS held firmly hout cauge SUI lads baroI
at So for shoulders and 9zS4lU sides.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

New York, Oct. Alt has baen decided by
the Postmaster General that all the foreign mails
Tor Aspinwall; Panama, Ceu'ral America, Be-,
are to be sent by the Vanderbilt steamer, North.
oTn Light, to leave on the 9th inst, from Neg.
York. The matter of the California mail is
still unsettled.
The steamship james Adger, from Charles
ton, was boarded by boat from the bark White
wing, from Lagueyern, and received on board
q passenger with Venezuelan papers The
French Charge d'Affairs had been sent out of
the countryon Two days notice His opposition
TO the existing government aud participation in
the late bloody revolution are the causes alleged
for driving him away. Gen. Robin, with The
government forces, had taken the town Of Mar.
quetha, near Laguayera, but the rebel Gen.
Aqucdo escaped. BarrielMa had been retaken
and the government forces were everywhere
VICTORIOUS. The zrevolutiUtiiSts or rather roh~
berS, had committed the most outrageous cx.
cesSes, numbering and plundering to a fearful
extent From present accounts, however, their
triumph is at an end.
The TeGtonia, from southampton on the az
ternoon of the, 1Tth ult, arrived ut this port
last evening" bringing London files to the date
OF her sailing. They contain Admiral Hopes
report OF the battle between the British aud
the Chinese at Taquc, in which no all,ision
whatever IS made to the aid and comfort render.
ed the British commander by our forces ON tina.
occasion.
Cornelius Wood, who, it was alleged, had
pushed down Striker, at the instigati6n of the
Mozart Hall men, comes out in affidavit, du>
caring that lie was in the interest OF raminanv
Hall aud the Regency as represented by Caggar
and Fowler, and that in knocking down Striker
he knocked down the wrong man. aud intended
TO lay low Mr. Alvord, the Chairman OF the
regular and rival convention.
The play on 81. Georges cricket grounds, at
Iloboken, was resumed to day ut quarter be.
4 fore % clock Tim r,1nv =
o'clock this evening. when % Of the u. S. we're
50 behind, with only seven wckcrs to go down.
There we're l0,O0O spectators OH the ground,
including Jorge number of ladies'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

ST. Louis, 0ct. 4--OverIand Mail Of the 18Th
has reacted Jefferson City.
Sufficient returns have been received to in.
sure the election of the entire Lecompton Dem
octatc State ticket, two members of Congress,
majority of both branches of tho Legislature
The Peoples Reform Ticket of San francisco
was elected by majurity Of from 1000 to 5000.
just previous to the departure Of the mail north,
Judge Terry challenged Senator B,odviick,
which the latter seems to have accepted, as u
meeting between the parties was prcvceutd
this morning By the police.
business in San francisco continued dull,
with light country demand. The quotations
a'e noninally unchanged, but for lew goods
selling buyers obtained helter tern.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

New ORLEANS, Oct 4.-Col:cctor Hatch has
refused the clea,aEce to the steamer Philudcl>
phia, for ASrinwall; because it is alleged that
the steamer is engaged to take Walker AMI two
or three hundred men from Texas, Alabama,
and elsewhere, who are nov cncampcd below
this city, ready to Start for Nicaragua. They
are ostensihly bound for Chiercequi diggngs,
they intending to leave on the 5th
Walker and his men left last night, and sailed
from Berwick's bay this morning in a steamer
chartered fnr the purpose, without clcarace-
The attempted clearance Of the steamer Pna.
dolphin, for Aspimwall. was made to blind the
authorities. Harry Maury, commands the
steamer.
The Brownsville Flag says that the fever is
fast disappearing
Doblado with 3, 900 north Mex,cans ire mar
ching south.
VOL is recruiting his army which sustained
a severe loss in the late victory over Do6lado.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

: ST. Lor1s, Oct. 4-Thc race between Flora
Abby Park this afternoon. Flora won in lhr.e
straight heats. Time: 2:25, 2:253, 2:29.
The receipts Of the Annual Fair amounts to
nearly 50,UUO- When it is remembered that
no entrie fees charged on any article exhibited,
that this proceeds from admission tickets
alone, the success of the exhibition becomes
apparent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05


80 S2.trri@g on Rhssting Lslana.-A late
auber Of the Ntr YorL Clipper, sporting
aFer, contains the following:
Virginia PUTTING on THE GLovEs-A couple
Sparring bouts were given on Wheeling ISL
20, Va, last week, in which the principal par.
apantS were Jack McNash and Tom. Morley,
'hich was very stoutly contested, although in
Nor OF Jack for the .tirst halt hour, when the
lie changed, and Morley bad the best oft to
it enc:, Jack falling from weakness. The next
IA Owus between Bin Coates and Curly Gibson,
hlch was also very fair; and Curly, though
'ahg in years, proved himself game 'up.
80 big one<, Bill Edwards aud George Bottle,
ID a bard contest, both drawing the ruby.
Al this sparrins must have been conducted
sy quietly for we have had to go away from
.ne to hear tho news of it The parties
,tnel above are employed, We believe, in the
Smont Rolling Mill, which is about as good
Place for the development of muscle as NC
aOw os
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05
GOAL NJ A.TrFERS.
Taxes! Taxes! Taxesl
,5g-Ttn Cents a Week.-The Iptellioence,. is
finished to subscribers in any part of the city
. !. 'Drighborhood at ten cents week.
~" Victims o CANNON. ''-It is very trn.

g."WietiMs o Cannon. lit is very true
nj the fools are not all dead yet. On the
,,ntr.ry, they never enjoyed better health, and
n. Killer will have to make great many rounds
h6e he has exterminated the race. Scenes
,,i,g ike year ago, fellow travelled through
nj, part of Virginia and Eastern Ohio, selling
II. ri hit to dispose of Gutta Percha pens
wn,eyer country merchant bought the right
- sell the pens was to pay $40 for the same.
and was to receive in return an. immense GUAM.
6v Of wrapping paper, with thejsaid country
,DsrcA,pts name and business printed upon each
sheet. OF course the wrapping paper never
c.ue to hand and the merchants found them.
,ITes forty dollars out Of pocket. We exposed
fine swindle at the time, and were never more
surprised than yesterday when we received our
exchanges from down the river, three or four of
which contained long leaders, detailing the
PARTICULARS Of this old swindle and swearing
Vengeance on the oily tongued sHindler. 1t
SENS that fellow calling himself Schlesineer.
aud claiming to be nephew of Chauncy
Brooks, of Baltimore, has been travelling all
al over Wood, jackson, Roane and Mason
Counties, Virginia, including the Yankee settle
nent of Ceredo, (the inhabitants of which
ought to have been better posted by the Ores.
ssnt) selling his rights aud making good thing
Of ii generally. After the rascal had can
rsssed all the territory, the merchants discover.
d, ny comparing notes, that they were the
"aictns Of gammon, Samivel, the victims OF
CANNON" In some pats of the country VIC
have indicated, education is considered injuri
Gus 10 the rising generation. and newspapers
Are regarded as humbugs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

I.EAvENwonTu, Oct 1.-The election to>day
as TO the question of the acceptance or rejection
of the Wyandotte Constitution, passed off quiet
~. The adoption Of the Constitution is gtner-
ally conceded Leavenworth City gives 2Sl
and Township gives majority Other pre-
cinets to hear from will probably increase the
majority.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05
GONNI.EIRCIAI
WHOLESAIE MARKET


BRooNs-Common $8H
BurTER-In kegs 9aiU.
BUcEErS-Marettai $9@l226.
CHEESE-Western Reserve S3$89c
OANDLES-TaoE mould II; din e: star as. snern, 40
TAILOT-1U@ll2.
COFFEE-JaY4 lSc; Rio l219lS.
FLnuR-Extra Family $5,5Va675 Extra $685.; superane
wHx4r-r1Oal.qo.
CORs-lnV.
oATs-SS.
REArHEKs-4aS45c scarce
EiSH-Shad $li Herriuys Sc; acEercl No to 19
EuRs-Raccoon 369S7&c.
GIHsASG-25Q4O.
HHsEzGSSsT ,s & ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
LlAE-Louisviile 80
sS11ss 9rlssa'4 O Sugar House lso
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RAcs-&93}S, dull.
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SoAP-Castile per Ib l5cll6: common bS,6
SU0Aks--Naw Orleans 6@8S hhd SdlSI< In bbl
SSUFF-Scotcll &c; Rappee o2a26 >' - 80
fEA-GunpoTder 4AO17l Imperial 4OG6S TIvqon eSaTn,.
touching 2593uc; Oolong 359T5c = -
rorAcco-6twists ~; Eve roll 249ee
on, y Wasiled from IS to 81; Common washed e5 to
sVi Full blood extra ~ to A. 'S'HsN . "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

fagS1as Steamer .KQzy geool- 8unI s14s9
Steamer Mary Cook, Capt Hugh 0am,6be t.
bound from Cincinnati to Pittsburc, struck :
snag ut Raceoon, below Gallipolis, on Mond, (
last, and sunk in about seven feet water. 81 !.
was valued at about IS, oooand was fully ins,..
req In Pittsbnrg Offices. The Mary Cook W. =
a9oas Two or three years old, and had just con-
OF the ways at Madison, Indiana. =
~ tser the Zaie0ss.-D. I. Blig6, dete 4;
i've policemen of Louisville, was in town a
Monday in search of two English thieves, vi
picked the pockets of large number Of pc
sons IN that city, and at various Fairs in the
entity 1t is supposed that they must hay
clipped about two wagon loads of coat ia,
from the Indiana STATE Fair The detec,i1 j,
traced the rascals as far as this city, but her,
lost track of them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05

20 S1oniag a Wagon.-The other day,
ok Chalk, well known youth in the upper
att of tue city, was pitching rings upon the
As, when wagon containing lady and a
y, came along and intcrfcred with his sport.
OH then threw stones after the wagon and
'"l"g the horse caused him to run away, to
= Imminent danger of the occupants of the
.A'eie The young rascal waited on the road
'e until the wagon returned, and again stoned
yesterday he was arrested by officer Dea.
a'augh and taken to Aid. Hamilton's office.
'sFe he was fined three dollars and costs. Ii
q. Chalk keeps on and is not interfercd with
his present career, he will stand better
e'Nee of going to the penitentiary than he
IS OF getting struck by lightning.