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Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851
CAPITAL STOCK----......--...S5 OO.O0O
LIHIs COMPANY rs FORMED FOR THE PUB
Z pose Of Advancing the great mining tnterestsR
p1rely Philanthr0pie motives IN isitiatinz this
terpTise We believe that the Gfock can te made 70
pay large dtVt1endaI and ~ the sno time noEe rsA
good accomplished and greater progress Iaade 10 C.
TeloPtnE aud making known the asfoulshInE minsrAl
wealth Of Msouri, than By the use Of fye time tie
Gmountof our capital invested Ia any other buEas1
We AhRu make the once Of or Company CIn-
plets mining bureau Of the mineral resource Tts
state We have power under onr Charter - fz-
chase and sell mineral lands UhereTtE i1cs'e' Il
Missouri. Great tndneemeuts win Be offered t0eaT-
italists and mining sdVehtursEs. Who dezirr pr
chase and work PaytaS mines, BY dealing viii 'eI
We respectfully solicit the attention Of sil va
have ninHE1 lAnds for sale 20 ssld 6 stateH1s=i
Of the sAes describing the kind Of fneFas ca theH
Alds the number Of acres the location and the iJS-
cab price they willing to take for aid lEs2L
We shall work only such mines - pay largely, tui
ahall oPol and prove moat q the lands We sell II
books for subscription 70 the stock are nov ofeE a
the once Of the Company, Main street. r0rtkVssi
Nc q Loeuststreet All Whe seel intsrss; IL II,
buEinesL and have monsy, VII do well 70 call A.
snhseEibe- Those Wishing stock, living oct q re
amount wanted 70 the Presidsnt ar Treasurer.
DIREe4oRs:
Henry D. Bacon, Ed Nstthsu Butler. EsI-
L.Y. BoEy, ~, Josep % Il R Hys, EsS-
Henry D. Bacon, L-v.BoEy
n BUTLER, TrOaa- ALRRKD CLAP, PTudt
ne above prospectus has mp to thts date les
publiEhed IN only one Of our IeadicE paperz fE tea
layH- No extra efforts get stock iaken hare bss=
made; yet the public 20 well apprpCiafs the s5u.S
nesI Of the eatsEPrisa that over two hundred tkgc
and dollars Of the stock hAs already bcEu take We
would briefly state that the shAreE are IS esch -
u fu without further liability transferable y O.
liveEy' registered only when dYtdends rees'se-
Any persOn having money to Bpare. can By TIE II
enlso Of Eharel in the Missouri Mining CoEpa-I
make an Investment that win pay largely. and b.
stock that Il readily converted into cash Uithcufi
An eoumuuteationa to the President IEsuEis
s.. LSGi.. No. March n 1881.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel-
ing Rail Road

Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
A -
nN AMI AFTER MONDAY, May 9Th. lsCl, Pas
" rssnssr Trains VII leave Bridgeport q follows,
(sundays eKeepted:l
10 IS A. N. Mail Train, stopping At all stations ar
Eives Al PittsbITEh At SIS P. ", And
+02 P. u. Expires Train. stopping At all stations,
arrives At Pittsburgh st $50 p. N.
lo:l5 P. ~ Express Train, arrives ~ Pittsburgh At
30 A u. aud Cleveland At gslb A. u.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at s=2j A. u. and SIS z. n, ar
rive At Bridgeport At Ass P. NJ and I.5S A. 81
Leave Pittsburgh Al 100 A. NJ, 900 A. 81. and
A. II. and 4:SS P. n
Connections are made as Follower
At Pittsburgh With Pennsylvania Il. K for Harris
burg. Baltimore. ToshingtOa, PhiIa.
delphiA, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland + TOied R K. for San.
duskyS Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and tho NORTH EEsT. with
Cleveland Erie h X. for Erie, Den.
kirk, Buffalo aud Niagara Fails. With
--. C!eIeland- Columbus 4 Cincinnati Tor
Cresiltne. DelavHre Columbus and
At Hudson With the G. z RR. for ouyahoc.
Fails Akron, Nillersburgh and WO0s-
A. Alliance With P IT ". c. R. h. for Canton,
9tasslllon. Wooster, Salem, Hnon, Co
AtStsubeuyille With p. G. 4 O. Line and Al B11Is,s
With c. o. o. R.R- for Evansville New.
ark, Columbus, .Xenia, Dayton, IndI
annapolis, Cairo. Cincinnati, Louisville,
st. Louis, ST. Joseph and ali pointi
Wtst and South West
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915
Fare always As low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, SoYtb
and East can be procured At the Of5co under the
AeLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent At Bridgeport station.
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates L,
any point accessible by thIs and its conneeonS
TO the East, North, West and Northwest, at ONO
under M'Lure House, or With IT Agent at BridEe-
port Station. --4 RM- D. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling, Va
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent
.N.MeCULLoUGH, President.
? r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Agt. feb6
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10
OFFICE OF THE B. y. 4. R. 90. 4
KHEuHss lSth AnE.. 1851
DUsRESS being fuHy resumsi on the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough
under 6OveTnme1t prOteetiou, the road thoFOug Gully
Gnd completely guarded BY GOTsrument truups, will
On and amer the 18th Ang, two through passsn-
ger tAinA- and eoutinus their tau equpmSut in the
TanspOCJstiOa OF tJaaags-
1RAsSEaoEHtezEoclH-
DPaTt,
LEAYB WHEELING. daily, a lo=IO A n: Ben.
wood. 10S0 A. NJ; Grafton, ESQ P. NJ; Mes Greek,
$50 P. u Cumberland, SIS 2. N; MArIinsburg.
so A. NJ: HArPsr's Ferry, S:lT NJ arTite AZ Bal
s-4 ~ ReuTafNs, 49,
LEAyR BALTIMORE At P. ~ Hs-+insbars,
ESS p. NJ CunheEland. A. ~; Grafton IL A. N;
BeuEOOd, els z. n, arrive Al wheeling so p. II.
Ths second train viii depart daily, except sAtur.
days ~ go P. n; Gr8fto1. ass A 81 SeE Greek,
1872 A NJ; CambsrlaH., s:IS A NJ. MArfinsburg
l2=5O r. Il; HGTPsr's Perry, lst5 P. ~: Washing.
Ton ysnetiOn, $40 r. NJ arrive At BAltimOrO At ssta
RstErHfa0,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, ssss A NJ; Harper's Fer.
~. l=s40 A. NJ; AArtinsburE. I55 P. II. /; CumbCE,
land, 6+l2 P. OakiAn ), S09 r. NJ; Grafton 1l:4I
P. Y BeaWOOd, ) A. M arrive Al Wheeling 570
w.P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
L n. COLE. GensrAl Ticket Agent
JOHN KING, ia, Auditor.
A.DIRREf4 6 snsru SSPerTtAss Of TrainI.
}. P WILLARD, SuPeETier Of Trains
J.B FORD, GsnI Agent, wheeling. aasis
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g. w. JOHNSON & SON,

manufaetureTB OF Copper Tin Hud
Sheet Iron Ware.
"AVISG AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THH
ll Improved facilities, ne are better rrepSrsd noE
than ever % G AL orders for any article EoFk n
the above line OF business TaIles and CoadGcfcrI
made 70 cider. Steamboat work done IN q sthItaE-
tfAl and EorkmAnlike manner. We axe nov psyiEg
particular attention this branch Of the trade Az
can gpArAnfeo aatiEfAeti0ni1 every particular. t
Wholesale Dealers ne eAa offer fndueemcrts thK:
cannot b found elssUheFa. Our Geock Of WISE =
complete, and the assorfmeAt @ fall Al All TINES We
keep stock Of thsateSt and most approved FI:tsTaI
q Coal aud Weed Stoves On band a Al tiules-
CIV. JOHNSON 4 son,
No.1 ne NAEkst Square,
iyG-dEWtf wheeling, Va
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities. q

VIE the un4arsigned Mayors, hereby esrtify that
w ne DESsE.t APoIhIses5iS' ID PAs' q Y
Suraneo % that the remedies Of DR. }. 2: AtEk
Co, Of Lowell, ayers sAFsParilla, PM. As1s
Cure and Cherry PectoTAl,) have bosu f0and % b
medieines o. great exeslIenee, and worthy tie eon
hdsnee Of the eoHraunity- aae1t
--O''' Mayer Of LOWELL, HAss
hon. ALBm BEARD. -, :, ..,,,,.
HON. 4. ". HAEEISeTON,
HON. JOHN .'DoFE' Mayo. .. oosoorD. Il. E.
On, = h. DO Es7or Of wOROEsEEA, MASS
HON. MATTEL snsREE;
HON. ,. ". LINCOLN Il ii.yo. Of Dosvos, MASS.
HON "A' n AOD1 MAO Of PROVIDENCE. R Il
HON. AMOS ". PRENTICE, 49,.
HON : n AAA Mayor Of sEw IOSDOs. COM
--'''' O-'-'' Mayor Of MONTREAL, C. K.
HON. D. ?. 4rEWANx. ,,,,
hon d 4 AiNslH Mayer Of HAAunrON. c ".
hun ADA'l "iA Mayor Of TORONTO, C ".
uo,T n RTsuoP
AO''' = = Mayor of CrNC1SNATI. ONO.
HON. 1. H. CRAWFORD.
HO''' 'O-" ' Mayor Of Lyons, IOWA
HON JAMES Ai &ayeI q FiBiowsAsv1L1r c. ".
HON. JAMES W SORrE; :, .u.,,.,., -,
Nus l-' Mayors HALIOwELI. Nh.
HON 'A'lL' E f a1yot Of EREDEzICTOS. n. B
HON WILLARD R: sIF' Of NV .rDro.D. MASS
-' Major OfEALI R1vEE, MASS
HON. ". Il. cRANsTox,
'O'' 'AAD 'fAA'- Mayor of eALEsA, Ill
Mayer Of DUBUQUE, IOWA
hon. THOMAS cRUTcHEHID.
| -, ,,.---..
HON. A0SAAI S as5or CT TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
-'-' - Mayor NHaRHs. TENN.
HON. GERARD sHEH. -
HON. H. D. soRANToE, :, ,oC,,.-,,
Mayor Of UTICA, &. 7
HON. GEORGE WILSON.
HON. o 4 'UHI' Mayo. of DETROIT. MICH.
HON HEMAs L PAGE.
Mayor Of MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
hon. ". ". VAUGHN.
Mayor q kEzOsuA. WIS
HOH- JOHN Q. uAHrs; s.,.. :, CHICAGO n,
M Mayor Of SELMA, Ala
HON. 4 ) NOBLE s.,.. :, so.pso,r.r. Ala
''' " 'A Mayor Of COLUMBUS, ga
DON naPARruRO MANUEL: T. :, ,,,. o,,,,
DOH Pr'rnr De oA'Arro' Mayo. .. MEXICO
DON rsEnPHAsIn nODnroy 4.,.. ., u.v.,.
DON ANTONIO nourv14 H.. :, ,,,,. ,,.,,
DON n. G. MnAseNo,
Mayor q vALPARAIso. CHILL
DON MARC sRsoU1PEDAL1A,
Oertfs tA.. the r'-ia... Dsasri... have .-aroa
Ayers sarsaparilla
an '1s'n' ,s;2.;sdy; .aa yeE.Ay The sousa'no'
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The GOIden--The Best OfalI Pens
MOTIONS GOLD PESs
The Best Pens In ths World.
IN REcxrpe on IYT M m ynI,r,,,
Y mms, In Clsb o. Fost-omos sGGpps, ne -
scTibar VIII Send ky r-t1En Of mail CT cthsFWi.. J.
directed GOA Pen or Penl, tGlsetiag Gis EGGs q
eoTdilg 3 dsprgIpeiOS, via:
GOLD PESs WITHOUT CAsEs,
For s esnts the Makie Pen; Tor Ss esuts thsI..s,
Pa; for S0esats de Always Rsady Pen; forTsr--t!
The EieElnt zen; and for 81, the E1osSEoE Pea
ne sizes are, Noa ., ;, {. Sand Q.
r sANlE PESs IN SILTER-PLATED EXTEu
Sos CASES, WITH PKSCILs-
Ter SOesntA The ASAEie Pea; for IS esrts the I.-t
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are UeIl-auishrd, Eood-uriti1E Gold Psna, With IN
dosntn POutA The GVeTaEe wear q every zoe Of Uhh
viii far outlASt q gross Of the bet Steel Pea
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Points are WAFTartsd f0E ak orths, except aafuIt
accident The nnnleTs tndieA:e size oAly: "a
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Mammoth Gold Pen for the desk- Long All -
diGm Sibs ct Al siEss and qualities sprf Sibs a
EoI. {, 5, 8, and made c1ly q ETs5 9zAlIry.
GOLD PINS. WITHOUT cAsKs.
Tor IS cents, q Ne Pen. Ist qaAIiFy, OF Ss,
For 81. Sc. 2 Pea. LIT quallty, OF No. Pea. =.
quality, or No Pea, ID quality
For 81 Is, No Pen, lst quality, o. No. Pea
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far q Is. . No. Pea, I.t quality.
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FOR EI-s0, = No. Pea, La quality, = No Pc.
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For 81 No Pes, Ii qGality, OF 80. Pea, q
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For q, = SO { Pen, for S1zs. = NO-s Pen, o. IA
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quality arr sold with the slightest imperfeton Whh
skin and the closest ecrutiny eau detect.
The Id quality are suP~Ttar 70 any Pens naIs
BY him preTiOus 70 the year 1s6o
70 Durability, Elasticity, and Good Whiting cuafisI
lthe only true consideTariOEs) any God Pes uaAs
n reESfi 20 the CHEAP Gold Pens he be-, leave IN
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q Peas thsy PrSfF-eA0tAsT Iii5 CT liH.tsT, eD.ys
For sale by all dealers IN the line thruzEaoz.
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A MORTON,
No = Maiden Lane. New Ycrk.
Any one sending single letter past stamp vilirs-
ceive circular with &c si-zile engTaTins Of tie
above si1ss and style, nhstsz4
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@ / Fl ~ .' sie s;'1h a:
plants. EBEN KNIGHT. MD.
4. B. MoRTLEY, Eso-, OF UrloA, n. +, writes; 81
inee yOu invented it, and believe it the beet medt
Gins for its purpose ever put ont. With bad cold
should no31eE Pay twenty-five dollars for bottle
than do without IL, or take any other remedy!T
Group, whoOpIng Cough, Innuenxa,
sPRISGyTEID. Miss, Feb. :, 1855.
BEoIHEE 4TER: will eheeFfnliy ceTtifT Tour M
oTat = the best remedy We pOSsess for the cure OF
children. We Of your fraternity In the South APP
preeiate your akill, and commend your medicine to
our people. HIRAM C0SRLIS, NJ. D.
AMOS LEE, Rso- MONTEREY, IA, writes. Sd Jan,
1855: II had tedious luhuenEA, which eOnhued me
In doors six weeks took many incidence without re-
liei; finally tried your eOTai by the advice Of
clergyman. The irst dose relieved the soreness 10
my throat and lungs; less than one half the hottie
made me completely we'll. Your mediCinss arc the
cheapest as well as the best buy, and We es-
TEEN you, Doctor, and Jour incidence a. the poor
mans friend"
Asthma or PhthiSic, and Bronchitis.
WEsT MANCHESTER Pa, Feb {, 1855.
sIR; Your Gerry feeSoTGl Is performing marvel
lous cures in this section. II has relieved several
from alarming symptoms Of consumption and e now
curing man who has IAbored under an Gfsetion Of
HESEY l. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, N D. ALHtoS. MoyRnR "a Tow,
writes, Sept @, 1855: During my practice OF MANY
years have found nothing equal TO your cSsTTy
I
patieuts, or curing suei' are eurabIs."
Ne m ght add volumes Of evidence, but the most
convincing proof Of the virtues OF this remedy q
fund in It's effects upon trial
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 30 many and such dangerous cases as
this Some no Human aid can reach; but even 10
those the Cherry Pictorial Affords relief and comfort
AsTOE HoUsE, NV YoRK Cir, March s, 1855.
DocToR ATER, LOWELL: feel Il duty and Meas
ure to Inform you what your Cherry PsetoTaI hos
done for my wife. shehAd been ivs months laboriD1
under the dangerous symptoms Of Consumption from
which no aid Ee could procure gave her much relief
She was steadily falling, until Dr. Strong OF this
city, where We have come Tor advice, recon nended
trial Of your medicine. We bless bis kindnssE n
We do your skil; for she has recovered from that day
She IL not yet ~ strong she used TO be- but iS me-
fro her cough, and calls herself we'll
Yours with gratitude aud regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, or sHELBTyuLE
CbASHRPtives, do not despair till Won have trjsd
ATIRs CAEEEI PEeToRAL- 1t Il made by one Of the
best medical chemists In the world, and it, cures all
F7ItIadElphiG Ledger.
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THE
OFFICIAL WAR MAP.
Hazards Railroad &MIlitaryM Map
M TN. snTrruERr

IRON the moai authentic sources, and the Coast
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Making. IL gives % recent aud such valuable fA-ts
conserving AL the Kailroads, tL-t the War Depart
meat immed1tsiy A1tneFiLsd re P16hsnsion, and
Generals and ColoneIs Of the Army.
As IL Il THE ONLY MAP that il authorized a. OF
PICIAL, IL is the most Reliable and Authentic, and
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
PoR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. and
HoarSeness,

BEINEIEID, MLss, Dec. %, 1855.
Dr. &C. ARR; / do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever found
for Coughs, HoArhenezs, Influenza,
and the conoomit1nt symptoms Of a
Cold is your CHKRET PEcToEAI. Its
constant use In my practice and my
family for the last ten year, has
shown 1t TO pOssess superior virtues
for the treatment Of these COM
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q ~ Aoo1e works VIII Also be furnished to
[see7 hseT1s eTt for the year 1861, 8, aud g. At
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Thus q Nt,s SG6be!ibsy may obtain the REPRINT ,o,
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LEONARD SCOTT On
JAMS No. lGold StIssf. New YorR.
CALT.-SoO barrels APitfsburrb,, Nol R-,--
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Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an szeIlsnt remedy, and worthy the souadsnes
Of the community.
Ayers SarSapariIIa.

~ spring Pi''s- { D aIil5lol
For Purifying the BiOOd
For serufuls or KinEsRva --
For Tunor., Ulosr.. and Sore.
For EEuPtiOn' and Pinpl~-
For BlOtehsa. Blain., and BouA
For s.. Anthony. Fire. Eo.s.
For letter or Salt RASun-
For Said He'd and RiaE-0rn
For Cancer and CunosrOu, sors..
For Sore E5o-, sorsEAr. .oa HuaOr..
For Female Di.o.so.
For ssPpFolaaaaaIuszui.rsty.
For syPhiii. OF ysasssal Di,'an.L
For Liver Complaints.
1or Di''n... q TIE H.art. t 1f
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Ths Mayor q the ehtSf eitius q tie United
State, Canada and RFitiIh PrUSineeI, Chill Rer1,
BraItl, heIieo, and IN fAe4 Almost Al the eitiss
On this continent, haSe dEnod thil doeGnslt, to
aaInro thar psopls What romsdie8 thsy nay ne
WITH mfsty and ed1Gdaloa- Bat eur gpAso 1iLf onIy
Admit q portion q thea
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Prepared By DR.. J. G. AVER,
Practical aEd ASalytteal CAe1ia, Lols1u, Mas
PHlcE 40 czs. PIR Box. FIVE Box1s RoR 81.
aud Dea'ers in Medicine every where. phis
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in. MCCULLOUGH, President. tst ''N'
? r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. feb6
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The Meeting Last Night.

The "wsr sing" nj the Circle last night
was addressed by Gov MoRroS, Hon. A. q. PoR
srR and Judge Hrears. The speeches of Mcssrs.
MORTON ald PoRrLR. In comparison, were manly
digniiied apd candid This we can say, without
agreeing with all the positions they assumed.
The harangue OF HUGHEs WIS the reverse. IL
was a malicious. but artful political trade His
speech calculated 20 excite prejudice and
passion. and stir up strife. We we're happy to
notice that IL did not receive the sympathy of
those who are honestly striving to put down
the rebellion There Is 10 more dangerous
man in Indiana than HuGHEs. He is controlled
by his prejudces and not by the lofty senti
ments Of patriotism. nor does he act spon the
convictions of his own judgment. He is a man
of intellect without heart OF cultivation. devoid
of moral sentiment; ever ready to sacrifice prin-
ciple to crafty his malice He would rather
reign in he'll than serve in heaven. Within few
months he stated. with apparent honesty. that
while ohjecting to some of the expressions of the
9Th OF January Convention. he felt disposed to
In few weeks he has said that il he had been
advised that the mass meeting of the 30th inst.
was to have been called. as il has been he should
not have occupied I'll, position he now does. We
state these facts to show the animus Of his vim
dictive and uncalled for speech last night.
Ii he will honestly express his opin
ions, HueHEs il much opposed to the con
fscation aud emancipation schemes Of the Radi-
Gals ~ any man in Indiana His position, we
understand IL. Ia bullets for the Secessionists
anil ballots for the Aboliiioni~ts But, Il APP
pears. he is willing to lie upon the bed Of Abo
litionhm To crafty his vindicliveness. He is
discrsed with a species OF moral insanity which
perhaps deserve pit, instead Of censure. Was it
not that evil might result therelrom, We should
feel disposed To exercise great charity by not
noticing his ebullitions OF passion.
We have not an unknd feeling toward Judge
HUGaEs personally. no friendship TO reward or
enmity To retaliate. aud we would rather mantle
his errors than expose them, il duty would per
init IL.
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sides at - 55s5 75 the latter for clear, and CON-
mon hams az 6isa6s4c
The demand tor hams has been good az 81 sss7c
for common. and - 3 Tor sugar cured. Tie
stock OF the latter : greatly reduced and the de-
mand Is good
In the grocery market there has been a good
demand, and prices of all kinds are firm. and
gar OF all kinds Is &c higher. The demand from
consumers Is good and The stock i light all par
ties buying sparingly. and with reference 20 their
current wants. Beef cattle advanced 25c per
GENITAL. with good demand from the city butch
ers and the Government contractors. The re
cepts at this side the river were larger than the
previous week. but at the Covingson side. light
er; consequent upOn the troubles IN Kentucky.
Hogs are 25c higher. there being large bust
ness Done in Strengthening for the sake of the
lard. all except the hams being rendered out by
steam. We give Slng and highly valuable sy-
Dopss OF information from the agricultural dis
I tricts. IN our present issue. reganding the rOps.
/ 1t will be seen that the spring wheat 10 not
IN a promising condition, which Is the
principal kind sown in Northern Illinois and
Wisconsin. That in Western Missouri there has
been a drought which injured the corn crop and
grass. but with these exceptions, the crops are
I the most abundant which could have been de-
sired In this State Kentucky. Indiaaa Illinois
aud Iowa. the wheat crop Is tue largest ever gath
erei: the ost crop Is partial failure. The grass
crop immensely large Fruit of all kinds abund
ant. The facts lead inevitably 10 the conclusion
that the surplus of breadstuffs for foreign ship
ment will exceed any previous year The corn
crop Is in most promising condition, and will m
all probability be Immensely large anu this will
insure another heavy crop of pork.
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The Democracy of this district met ia mass
convention on Tuesday. the 22i inst, at Tere
Hsuse The attendance was large. lirger than
any similar convention ever before held in the
district By reclamation. and with the widest
enthusiasm Hon. ID w yooRHrEs was renomi-
mated ~ the Democratic candidate for Congress
Mr. YooRaLEs. in response. spoke for two hours
N mastery and eloquent effort. His exposure
aud rebuke of the curruptions and frauds of the
party in power WIS scathing, and his vindication
OF his public action most triumphant.