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CO.PArtneFshtp.
The undersigned, having formed Co-PArtnos-
ship uuder the name and u yle oil Haincs brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF Ii. 3. ArraT
will ntinue the business Of manufacturing SASH,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, pumP-Iubing, 49,, ~
tho old stand corner VI 4 Bluff Streets, near tbs
Keokuk 4 IT. Dss Monies Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Ksokuk sept. ~, 81. r. y. HAINEs.
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A LIQUOR CAsx IN MAINE.--At the last term
OF the Court q Machias, Thos Fitzpatrick
was prosecuted for the value Of three tons
Of hay, destroyed by fre by persons intoxi.
Gated BY liquor sold BY him-snd the jury
gave . verdict for the plaintiff.
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d. c6LLIkk. o. coLLf1k. n. hoskhfsoS'
GOLFERS q ROBERTSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GKOCERS, PRODUCE AND COm-
MISSION MERCHANTs,
No. IS Main-st., near I'd ...kEohUk.
dar3 Id


DfssO1 0IAon.
sNHE Co Partnership heretofore existing BE-
i tween the subscribers, under the nsne and
arm Of FArrsr 4 Haines, Is this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert 4 p. O. Hsipes will con-
tinue in the business, and sign the name Of the
firm in liquidation. They will also settle All 80
counts Of the late firm, and all debts dse Il must
b. paid them. Ii. >. fARkAh,
ROBERT HAINES.
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xJJ AlAJ
1. The skill Of the Dentist Is seen in his
In preserving tho natural organs.
N. The Teeth May be preserved through life.
III. Teeth affected with decay masi b. attended
10 in season.
". Timely and skilifui filing with pure gold
IL . eerfssn rssaeav for decay.
v. IL il . serious neglect 10 wait for tooth ache
to drive tho sufferer to > Dentist
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth and CUNT, without
the agency of decay
VII. Many sudsr for years with Neuralgia of
the fac stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than bad TtsfA.
VIII. Bod Teeth dishgure the couniensncs in
feet the breath, derange the stomach, impair
health, distract the nerves, and war with good ma
ture.
DIR. INGERBOLL
Performs ali operations ON the Teeth and Gums,
corrscts irregularities Of the Teeth, insei IL
Ar TIfICI II TIE III
Of the Best Stye and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Paiates and 0bturators for cleft
Paiates.
Believing that tho best operations in Dentistry
are the safest and therefore the cheapest and moss
satisfactory both to the operator and patient, DR.
/. does offer any particular Inducements Ia the
line Of '.UaEAr DExlsrRY, prsferring the p tron-
age of those who prefer hs best 0peTaHons, and cay
appreciate the necessary care and skill AnsDeS
Snclng them
An exami nation Of specimens both Of ANfAxsl
TSstA and Of very beautiful hllings Of CryS1 usil
Foil, 10 invited.
- Prices for full set Of Teeth, fron ~ a
tlf6. Examination Of tie Teeth without eAArgs
DENTAL RooMs---Corusr Of Third and uAto sts
over Xix, Hale q Co.'s Bank, Keokuks Ieva.
Entrance Third-st. 41l4e4Avlyl
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u.s.
Clothing store.
NO. Estes House, - keokuk.
order TO raise s.ths nsedful,'' will sell until
the IL, Of FEBRUARY, At COST FOR CASH.
No humbug, gentlemen. Cali In and see for your
selves. / think can conynee you that am hon.
est tn my assertion. have good custom made
A. VI. GRIFFITH,
Jan. 4, '6o-d No. Estes House.
A FEW handsome business suits, latest style,
IA for sale Ut No, Estes House. A. W. q.
A Lso, good assortment u 5hirts and Collars,
- at No. 3 Estes House A.W.a
pet1
GOOD assortment Of Gloves, Neek-Ties, 40,
hWGo. Estes House. Awe.
octl4
I(Ofs sN1qths' and Children . Clothing, for sale
- at No.S Hstes House. AVG
Oct IL, 1883
ARE YOU INSURED !?
EINHIs Ia very slg Aihcant question, at this
son of the year, - one that should a.
ways be able to in the Affirmative. If,
however, you have not attended 70 this important
duty, we advise you TO call the undersigned and
get Policy in one of the following responsible
Companies
KTNA INSURANCE CoMPANT,
OF HARTFORD, CONN. sss
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or NEW HAVEN, CONN.
MASSASoIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
or sPRIsGrixLp, MASS.
Acc u ma lated Gns IA 4 ssets, 81, SOC, 900
/ ~ Buildings, Merchandise, Factories, Dwell
ings and contents insured at rates low IS othe
Companies tina pay their Losses.
IL, b. TEN-EYCK. Agent,
Office corner III and Main ats, under w. Thomp
/ son 4 Go a Aank keokuk, Iowa.
1 Jnn7dlm
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale = quantity Of WADss coLos-
no Ixxs, which are Justly considered the best IN
market. There a-s among them all shades OF HE'D
Islue, Yellow and Brown, aud Of all prices, from
rs cents up 10 t31per b. Also White Ink, noie
Size and varnish, and nearlyail grades Of biacl
Ink. OF the same nsnufasture.
We havs, hssidss, . qnantity Of MAthcr's Black
Inks, stl unAispossd Of, than which there are none
better In market.
All OF which 70 will sell at IN manufacturer pri
oes for cash.
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UI An lmmensU meseursu ssuuU TOT ~
Clarac. France, on the 18th Of December. II
was 90 hot when il fell that II could not be
touched. Its fall wss preceded BY terrible
explosion 10 The sir, followed by shewss Of
sparks and black cloud, BY which the
people OF thst region were not little fright
ened. The stone was black and perfectly
calcined, and rssembIod no formation In that
vicinity.
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AatherS Inks.

new lot, in 10, rs and 80 lb. kegs, and var
ETY. Of Colsred Inks, just received II ihis Once
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GT-The Bay State Mills, which cos. g.
600 900, were cold the other day Tor eoO0,-
OOO. Should their business chance TO pay
SIX per cent. on the reduced capital, the fact
will be quoted - an evidence OF the pros
perity Of the manufacturing iSesFesss, and
the loss OF $l.5O0,00o will be quite over
looked.
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eTSaturday last began With sprinkiing
Of snow, then cleared Oh, became very cold,
and was 6ne winter day. The ferry boat
made its regular trips, and there was little
ice in the river.
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HAsPKa's The February num-
Der Of Harper 10 for sale at Wilson's news
depot, near the p. o. II il full OF illustra-
tons and q interesting - usual.
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The following note which We received yes
tcrdsv. explains itself. We may remark
however, that MIR. Plat IL in earnest, and
has plsced the amount mentioned in our
hands.
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ARE YOU INSURED !?

~ Buildings, Merchandise, Factories, Dwell
ings and contents insured at rates low other
Companies that pay their Losses.
IL. b. TEN~EYCK, Agent,
Office corner ri and Main ats :, under w Thomp-
son Go Is lank, keokuk, Iowa.
Jnn7dlM
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Bis Of Goshen, 5oshen.
bk OF 6osport, Gosport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
BIZ of Paoli, paoii.
Blk Rockville, Wabash.
Blk Salem, N. Many.
Tx Of salem, salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cam bridge City Bank.
Canal bk, Evansville.
Crescent City Ek .
Exch. Biz, Greencastie.
fsyette County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Ek, Madisoa.
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ElHEIrnumANCE

Those desiring Insufnnee will do we'll TO call st
thu Agency once OF G. H. DIM0ND,
ianIsdim Main-st., over oKdsnt Book Store,
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GTThsre have been q number OF prose
cutions in this city for selling liquor, which
have resulted nnfsvorably to the SELLERS
They begin TO find "JordAn hard road to
trayel.r and at least one wholesale house has
closed up having carried of It's liquors to
more congenial climes. II Is evident that
the people arc reused, and that the law, 90
long a. It 10 law, win be enforced in this
city Popular opinion sets strongly that way,
and even those Who arc 10 the habit OF i'm
bibing are free 70 express the Subtraction
they feel in seeing the dealers in bad whisky
put through on the fast line.
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New Books! New BooRsI

gSl5 RECEIVED o. oRIs, 1u6 Main strcet-Adam
= Bededyis of the King (fe1nyson's Rs) Dr. FrenchIs
new wort Clio OF English Words Lie ard travels Of
aaron humboldt, with Introduction by Bayar TayIor:
iaFy Norman a story Rsc6tctioSs Of The
leVolG94n booI o. he Chess Congress; The shelbya
Of ssnl M h,, Ten Life by Mel
Dufn le H'u reacher Memoirs of yidocq By hnIsrls
Henry ST. John Gent; Ay Sd Books Foster Bro Tiers: Fem,
nd Sunshine; Dinner Tea; prescotss
We nave now aysry large variety of stereoscopc Views
SET Parties Furnished general rr
to 50 per evening The largest finest Of
Wheeling, especially for retail
aud City trade Wall Paper from till LIST OF January
AZ TO make roonfor Spring Stock. US ca ii and
SUI yo1rselI IN any thing you want in our line
9ep;T :, No: LOG MAN.ST., Wheeling Va.
k411o Git.--53 hbis Extra Family Flour, . =
I.t 90 ibis Extra SQnerRnez Four,4 for sale nv
lsePl=s SMITH 4 G 0KRELL.
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sutnrrldg Aarksts=A wintery.chill pers
yaded the market house. Sellers were in a
hurry to get I'D Of their stock and buyers to
=lay#in supply. he.deicate fruitsof sumner
have vanished from the market with the flowers
and boquetts and we have come down to the
plain substantial necessarics Of the table, Of
which there was .. good supply. Potatoes have
come down to 10 and Is cts. perzpeck; sweet
potatoes to Is cts. Butter is up to &c. cts. per
pound. Eggs 10 cts per dozen. Geese 80 cts.
apece. Chickens soto 35 cts. per pair. Buck
wheat -four 81 per Id.
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II s 4 common observation that there are more
uSntty among Americlns, than can he f0unI amonG
any other civilized nation The reason obvious
TOO little exercise, and the the in
F aary cen do little good What sjGss
to the world, in his OELRRRATgD BfsRs hs weats nj
the counting house thesexausted toll
me shop board and thepro1trated
have found in the
nd prefer It to pretentions but less eAica-
eio1s But 1t should thai ths
SFsHS which 50 magical init influence frame
nature to epel most tefrbis ferns OF disease WIZ
would not give 1t a trial - =. -
sold by druggists and dealers every where
f ~ See advertisement In another column oct1
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FOR SALE on 8ENT.

IA
OFFER rent, the MIL property know, as 1i,e
a &nodtpd Alili obtaining three Of I}Trs Win
ell the modern also an exc.lisIf
sett Of with rlFs!i-
neTy, " with tie Possession, .y-
en- Immediately, IF required. e FL g.
Also for sale, two farmp each containing over one hun
dFe. anu of Which there are ab0ut on;
acres In good stuts
with ai oTcisa citing L uses
On the other tlsFe 81
wtthsgood Orchard and building y - )
Also l9tot ground calta ihing seven a.
high stats fFRine sA 5Ises
lErSnna large Store iaci.
smith shop and 4blnS prses, tOYEt.,cr With
eE 6qta4ng7 that are The propeEt
on Fish Creek, MARSHALL county, Fish Creek
pike Leading to 8elltonSo the b.. o.sIiarOAd5 y
one OF the best locations for NE
p9ESnass Of slieat and oiherg m
ouered on tns teruls: One:fOurC3 6nfClrEg
money 70 be paid in hand the b;6I;cg in eo,aI
nents OF one two aud three date
giving aegotts biellot esWh approved security.
Any ers9r can have tho opportunity SfseSt-
ing tins fail. u required; also supplied with
Of and farming utensils accommodating
far L9Eher ntormatton Apply To tic subscriber on the
premises s. S y z J.lli 0RNBROOE,
+aus1As= eSE61m Woodland. Marshall CO., Va.
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Theatrical Ee'meats-AIt was rumored
very freely in. Pittsburgh on Friday, that an
: affair but one remove from the tragic occurred
Se,seon three employees fthe Apollo Theatre.
0ae ofthe actors has been paying marked atten-
tonic young lady debutante for the past few.
weeks, much 10 the chagrin of another fairzone,.
to whom he is said to have been engaged On
Friday morning the former two united their
t'stes 'for better or for worse" This act5so
e1raged his former fame, that she attempted
g to blow out her faithess lovers brains, but the
weapon was taken from her, aud the couple
were left il. peaceful enjoyment of their honey
moon. So thestory runs.
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lBUsIEiEs ssh on3IoEs.

l. s. Formers, professional. men, business
men, all sorts of men, women and Children arc
iaterested<in knowing that, as fau.ily-nedi.
G. clnesDr Todd's Ant. Bilious orzLiver Pisrare
superior dnyin use. For kdisea ssd Ii ysr3Sd
stomach they arc i6dispenSa Bic! ,rffsy them
For sale BY dealers L. H. Logan. & Co.. aud
=i4ogans Llsti@ Co, General Agents
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l.LrusteGa Sala


9Ysyirtue aided trust bear1g date the 2sh De-
- eem9er s5g from William Gov to James II Stout
s. Wheat hearing date The 9Th Jne 1884, both recorded
the highest bidder public aGcoa on
on Friday the 3Oth day 1870
that y to say the one huplrsi
City or "a
now s Centre Wheeling, situated cast side
ers lnred and foaF no 2St and SH
W nay; o. te Lot hundred and
west sie OF o street between second SIRE cts in
as g! Tue CITY OF Wheel n Centre
TeRAs or sAlEo purchase money In
nentS PAYABLE With interest efsfitten
R"n far f T O. slsi tile urshaser giving
.up@n the proterty.5s- $50 si;5s y Sa5as
nut selling as trustees nvty oIy such ttis
vested in US by the deeds Of trust before TONED
GEO. E. W1CKIIAaI, = Il 4 % = F55.4s.
Auctioneer. EaussG- tal44GsS'S
or 6C Ths aSo 'sse Is POSTPONED
place o tSs asSs at 70
E w sle Pts!lsSs tstsE5s55 oct1 L.
CHAS.s MORGAN.
ATEbY awarded tic FIRST Premium for de
~ SadIIeana Diploma the best ness al thu Fair
se Saddles 4s Sn
v will
g
tsRses ie5
lfSUNDEIEs.-EE794 9DII s. BiqlFoT.
$40 60 lbs Ss. Sugar Sugar. Of 6sf,IFgRise
Esent30 Dor sale by m. n. LOGAN Il co.,
ltg BEST yIIITE LEAD ~ lET WilIgo
Lead in ass hn1sh ehan any
..bsso =. II LOGAN 9 90 sa5 s3s 1a3s;.
lsRUENETT8s ooo0A1S E for The Hair
3sp! Received end fe' s's EoaAs soG SisE
5SLEAZ2I6IlES.
SS lbs. G aGs%sE Seed
i==5 800 lbs Iced
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.3sts By q He q IJIIyI0
Es1EeD Tue DAILY i41NTlE4LLI6SEsNOER.
s99sg1s BsrshsTs
C1KIs A, Oct. % ~ man SUPPOSED to
kbo Capt. Gook,8of the s. Ferry insnrrec.
ton, vas arrested here at noon to d6y He
answers the descript ton, Wass the same man
Eseen=in Ghambersburg, talking with Mrs. Cook
yesterday civ as arm ed heaY 81 is now
having a. hearing 41sr s,ss.f355
tst z55sa SECOND Disp ATcu5
CARLISLE, Oct 29.-'r he man arrested on the
chargetof murder, as being asparticipants insthe
sinsurrection. q t Harper2s Ferry, is Supposed
not to be Cook, butte beone Of his marty. Lie
Is eman from y h6mya Sharpe sFrifi fwas5yes>
teTday taken at Il chambers burg, aud who was
with y M Cook Upon arresting him he en-.
veavoredto resist Bttts vas oYsTP owered. lie
I had on his person threeasrevolye antlstWo
bowie knives He has been committed 10 pris.
on for a$f1rther hearing. This mar is taller
than the olished description. makes Cook
I lie: has the appearance Of Ia desperate ngan,=
ready for any enterprise He refused at his
hearing tofaRs@cr any question.
WASHINGTON, 0ct.zl 925-Gov Wisc,.!ir. his
9ic4mond speech, says he has q bushel Of Capt.
Browns correspondence, but3not .all5of zitasaA
carpet bag full were ia kensto fillmore and}ims
properly used. a The letters in his possession
proved that prominent men5at9thea N North were
States ia the North viii allow such men tore.
main among them unrebuked or5unpunishcd.
renainslto be- seen. lfSanY; onesshould ismugS
q nc, would read him 8 moro 51s setore an.
then. send;himiback home. He had llemainela t
Harper's Ferry to prevent the application
Lynehlaw#in Virginia, There was 10 Question
ofjurisdicton TO- he settled, as lie had mad cup
prisoners shonId#b be tried rs would
not have. obeyed an order 10 the ccntrnry from
lhe4 President of theaU0itGd States. he was
ready to weep when he heartllthot the outlaws
Comprised only twelve men, and that they had
taken tho town in ten minutes. There wass1o
cause their onguardsd etisens'' were prisoners.
But he9t0d them that they had made mistake,
andsif Gen: Washington had been apfisoner,
and hisglifeli mpcfilled3 by an attiSk, he would
hayesrSke own and othcrs5livcs iass,vcll, in
waking an : tack without delay. This Kansas
Border Ruf dian made great mistake as 10 the
disposition o. tue slaves to fly toFliisz*tantad.
are nsd among. osa6ysa patrisfcl'al tenure
leFtanSs q orga AIMING asm taFy
oEcs tnEous nout tne state and exercising vigil
inHce TO guard aSalnS disgrace Of similar
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IL Y T,ISI. lEIs.lI.2 .A-1oII

y ItItJTIGIAI0f &
81 BAITIXoHs -
sold Il 9S se5t, 5ss Wheat bush
and a6sSst quiet
gGIss. ESehang &c on.New York Unchanged. -
ard a. aS - stand
G scarce but firm. Wheat steay s01o
c ior Nsai White 500 BUSH sold al 81
and Grn. with OF SOM
~ WHISKY more sales 500 bbs Pennsylvs
2RG Got ba1
Tor midalIng uplanls Fonr
as ny p I a. Tor State Wheat
G1sn. az or red WESTERN irm sslax ann
thus PORK qus deoas
szGc EreiYhts dropping; on Cotton to fIYernoo
On at.n . Liverpool ID In ships bags.
81 ye Oct Is held very firmly at
$50 for White
zoe: Lhsre Is very little demand for
though prices nonIna kent M
sales Oh Lard 200 packages lOc
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col. 81

F|5Sz q. AZ
BSseh rs rs
Common - g s10e
Y a iddtH IL So Sc
Butter (roIll 3g 9s
Cheese snEogiss 4Sg
E9tatoes new per peck. "a
Rio Coffee per lb sS.4sfsi 4t99
Sugar 0rlenns)s SiE Il a
Rice per Ii.
TallOW Candles & = te 6
Sperm = 5sd d3e
SsSs,ss sss tssSs
G9laen syrup per gallon 75e
Eggs per :. tsS ~ 2Ss
Geese athers 1900 an +agS
siXNVIIIfO SALE MARKET,
BurTER-In kegs 9SbiO 20 80 = = - ~ z
zBUcGETs-8IariettaE $292 25 ~ 81
jSHeRsE=-W estern Reserve 9l191 c :ffs IL I'm
mould dip 2S;.sperm 40
oorFkE7zJaya 1sc Rio 2l@1S. rs IS 80 j ~
$hVl = ts1Ass : ~, 'S99p eEAne
WTsAT-1.1o@I,eo 49, 5.5ss 81
sCURN--59. Ei55z+t f4gsz sE,,tss
OATsL35 - 4.a ~ I'll
REATHERs-4 0aa45o. scarce
Grassland Il; HerrIugs S6 Ne a-S11 x to1
SVRs-h4cSo9p5 80@373 Gc.s ks9
i5IssAHG-3594h.54
n6Ps-1@S, duliS 3 z y 81 go
ss Sl4ss s7sSs 9sssRs4
S1s@S4 fss im 20; tar s4S@s.
iRASsIa@g33< DUH. ,.tafs SO z
ss s9at perl SOILS common Co.'s
:SSAUFF-scotch &c; Nappee 22a26. ils-z5s3.s5's
poGcin ~ IIysons5@7Oc;
WoGITns twists ~ five roll 249ss. i:f@{f
sVi Fun blood extra 40 45! - y
3 go =
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a. Circuit Courkz,Allens Maeknana way
and Daniel Bryant, were, or, Saturday, con-
victed the Circuit Court, of robbing tho.shoe
shop Of WIN. Q. Kimberly, on Quincy street.
twas in seyidence, that several pairs of boots
and shoes, alleged to have been stolen, were
foun.! upon the persons Of the accused. The
defence setup that!the pedestal coverings were
.voaby Maeknanaway.and Company, from the
Presenting witness, in game ofsoldI sledgc
The jury were out but short time and came
in wittla verdict Of guilty, Recommending one
year in the penitentiary as asuffcient punish.
msnt.
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- -
MONDAY MORNING 20 On 4ivls59.
sl... -;rcI, I:sti ON fgry 1sI3s5F
laS09' ern Virginia -. ;. ~ :. Us. est
.====================5= -
10 ClASl4f7 MAS 5A9lIslzi EFz2Ss
rz559,.. "a : ,zi. S 8 80
Ia1ss :5Slss4e 3: = AK 9 !i Is5#.
@ g ,sE
sms is orasP Is meet gE%pFs
@ county and The schools s
y .ae.! [sept221m I fRw1N .9 s. saSes
4 SSE 1.5--==z=-==-- -.
~ or rridsy isS8 = Rr,r, a.,
in shape thT T sets
:s ,sthng llSsTs1
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0cPESsBUNG, sY, Oct 29.IEThe 0gdens..
burg Literary Institute was burned lastsnieht,
together with all the scientific apparatus a d q
portion of The valuable library. The loss
amounts to ,o00.>.Therc was no insurance!
IN 4 he# Oronn,t,, 49, -
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RocnRsrsaa OCT G82j- Mr. iJontt: delegate
% 61se 1sSnti6n ot Base Ran
arrived IS rnipg nd sproposetYa
etallenge from nisflcdn gbaSea baliap laversyto
tee glish days PLAYS.
aesstsa PARE and sdon, t0nasbehalf ofssihe
z Qbe.
bee. steamer Saturday, thes2 gth that they
lcans tnly play onsg ednesdaY and Thursday
Inex IL that cannot be ARRANGED tie entire
twclveEp positively decline. Il Is
lei sliS tSnow 81 orn, aud the weather
s.cold5aRd8TaWs The cricketsmatch is not gos
ling onEy :s5gs lsits s
go ss sRCoNDt DIsRATCus lfons 4spSs sz5
RoCHEsTER, Oct. % 81 he Rochester base. ball
players aud the Unitcd Eleven crick llrlc~
tlced The game: this aiternoon. Tho base ball
| players an,alg amatcd With the 5cficketerS aud
nine innings. side were played thes scores
being and crickcteF did not make
much hgadWay from the want of knowledge
tot5 heEtgchnicalities: az
r. BALTI1oRE, Oct 90 - i noonl to-day, .insthc
EAIarylNnd Penitentiary, a convict refused com.
Itlance wi The orders oil tho Deputy Warden,
who, enforcing the command, was seized
Thy the convict and stabbed5twicc sioStheaneck
Gregory Bartlett, another officer III the PeIli,
Tertiary, fired two shots the prisoner, infiiet
ing fatal wound, and he died Utmost inne.
dntely. Its thought Che Deputy Warden will
die of his wounds.
BALrlMoRR, Oct.922.. The convict Shot at5the
Penilentiary isenots dead as was ut firstrepor.
ted and tli9 yardeAs injuries are not consider
i cd latal.i} s4se 5s.Esizet 81 8 -.
RTciMoNp, Oct 22. he general convention
ct e. Episcopal Church has unanimously
elected Itoy. DIR, Joseph O. Talbot, OF Indianap-
OILS. Jas. Visionary Bishop ofathe Northwest
Inc convention wi lad oprn tonight. .,.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

RlTTsBUGH, Oct. 29.-Tllver. has -risenI1 inch
since yesterday noon, witRff2 feet 0#inches &C
the Glass House, and rising slowly Weather
cloudy and damp: Ono inch snow fell last
night. =as.z f5.5 s s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

BosToS, Oct; 29l=sLast evening, Charles
KnappiaDlageGE and.retired sea captain, bnards
ing at No. 4, lSunlscad Place, swallowed Il large
dose Of lAudanun and then cut hissthroat first
with zorsand again wirhaabutchera kniiu,
5ana5alsoEfired q pistol shot into his head lie
survived for several hours, expiring late in5tho
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24
LOSII

az Thursday or Friday last, a BREAST PIN Of ola
pearance, similar in shape to surigs With
tS coansrtel by TIC stems marks OF
I'm something heretofore conn thefewith ibsEsI
Ssld viii be given t. the finder by It at
i,S,t Of ths MLure Honse.sI5 Gsja4S TIE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

% A man named Overall hung. himselfiat
#Aanesville, o., night before last-causc supposed
: 70 be poverty. Deceased was about 40 years of
age, and a shoemaker BY trade. We under.
stand he leaves no fnmiIy. .6a
40 .JoAa =lYetly.was arrested and taken be-
.9Fe Aid: Hamilton on Saturday, for violating
the second sections = :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

FARrnENsP orNT, Oct %. The steamship An
lei Saxon NOW due with Liverpool dates 10 tho
| 70 llaihst., has not been signalcd below. The
snow is falling here