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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
GREAT cuRE OF RHEUMATIsM BY HAMPToN,s
" N VEGETA BILE TINCTuRE.
d. rtl s'fr lfb& p CLUSTER DIsrRIcT, S. &C.

H. i'r +fi3f CHESTER DIsrRIcT, sc.
sssII y 4e9a- -i5HlGL January Sd, 1888.
Messrs. Mortimer &c Observation-Disclosures: For the
lastNe years have beenn severe sufferer from Rhenn
atsm till, seeing your Recommendation OF "tiamptoms
Vegetable Tinctnre' purchased bottle, and the frat
dose has SO much relieved that consider II but JUS
ton. . - u.
bottle acted like charmi the second restored strength TO
my poor afflicted back, and am now as well and tee as
years of age.
age; and POOR suffering humanity ought to erect nionu
en to Dr. Hampton, who has saved thousands from pain
tors in disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your invaluable remedy.
literary lame; but when my fellow beings are atieted,
nation valuable 10 my fellow mani So If consider
this worthy place III any your newspapers, you are
at liberty 10 make use oft. Yours, truly:
' - - ALVAH KENDALL.
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r. 7SS-<7-=771i Gold Medal.
TIHF fine octave Louis XIV. ChIokering Piano, exib.
lied n the WeetCru virginia Fair, the 18Th 18th
and 10Th epembcr, by JAS Meor, sent TO the Penn
syvania state Fair at Pittsburgh September 27t 2sth
st, and GOTH and awarded the first price, "a God
MeaD over all competitors including the tine snowy Fl
nc ma RI KEYS etc. etc. This is nOttina than
INSIDE and credit to the committee Pianos well
rs Inc maker OF the instrument.
- a copy of the Gla1Td as fece1ved:
To Tomas t,hickering Boston, Mass, exhibited By John
H Mellor agent for Western Pennsylvania; =,
octave Grand Piano Forte, with Patent Iron
Frame and repeating action, OF tong and ''oTk
o SQUARE Piano Forte carved rosewood case,
in the style OF Louis XIV, with Patent Iron Frame or
beauty and design, superior tone and workmanship,
Sold as@S is sent from the Committee Pianos,
OF the Pennsylvania state Fair me NRIJoR,a.
Oe@ tGaastte cOpyy.IA .
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RorcfRn Rxchnmge, Foreign Exchange -
n ERSONS wishing to remit noney to England, ireland
il or Scotland, in amounts fromG upwards can find
49, ' 4S' 49, - EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
49, fesr no. N. PIGMAN, Agent.
nAt3tC IS t,5s llistf Mcclure House.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrTsBuRGlt, Oct. 20th.-River % inches, fall
ing. Weather cloudy.
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M-I5sFCEI, IiAl.NEOUs
DIR. j. B.. nfARcH1sps
CELEBRATED CATHOLIC ON,
For the yelief and e,,,.s of S,tFsrino Jae1naIesl

1t stands pre-emincnt
for The curative powers
in all the diseases for
which It is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints; OF these
are Prolapsus, UteTI, or
Failing OF tile Womb
Flour A1bus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
ami liberation OF tho
Wombi Incidental Hem.
orrhage, or Floodingt
Painfnl SuppressiOn5 and
Irregular Menstruation,
de-, with all their ac-
companyinge evils, (Gan.
Ger excepted, .no matter
how severe or of how
long standing.
The Cetholioon far
surpasses other RENE.
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to tic triumph OF fiampton's Vegetable Tineture'i
- - - BALTIMORE, Feb. g. 1852.
Messrs Nortimer3 &, Now ray-Gentlenen, 1t is with
real pleasure able attest to the general heating
and curative powers OF DIR. Hampton's Vegetable THO
lure Sometime during last November was taken with
worry bad serious cough was advised TO take Cod
Liver OIL and did so; getting better, was induced
to try your Tincture got one bottles and before had
used ms coughle me- Permit mo also to state that
Acute Reumasm and Vertigoi combining me- at times to
ms bed. i am Tuly convinced that owe my present
r5od health to the use OF tile Tncture, and kind Prov
dence "a -
think proper; believe mo, yours, very respectilly
$500 G. DUNAN. I.
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE GU THE OLDEST MAG
IsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMOKE, Sep.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbreyi feel duty to make
known tile benefits have derived from Dr. Hampton
incure For length OF tire have been subject grea
prostraton muscular power, and great debility OF the
nervous system, accompanied with apitation ana nut
cason could scarcely get home. Ia making mention Of
to friend, referred TO Joseph X Staple
ION ESD an old and highly respectable citizen of BOlu
nore who had used the Tlncture under similar oircam
stances l called Mr.. Stapleon, and alier an inter:
view or some minutes, was fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues OF the Tcturc, the evidence before me- OF
falling state oil health put hearty, hale appearance,
with the activity OF youth Immediately eommenes1
bottle, ny strength renewed and Lean walk as brisk
lure is line grand restorative OF the digestive organs
which, when destroyed, the whole system is In state OF
suffering.
oy Ut. hstnl'o"' tue WIN. A. scHAEPFER.
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DIR, Gordon Harris,

D1l NOIUUu L1dIIISJ y
A GRADUATE OFsCAMBRIDGE.
AFFICE-BaItimore Lock Inf.rmary, No. 81 south Gay
" street. opposite the Exchange Buildings Baltimore
practical experience OF over2O years enables Dr. H.
insure sound speedy cure certain class OF Dis
cases. which have long been yielded rhys-
clans to tile hands Quackcry He may be consulted
fden.ally, either in person or byiletter. r
tC5aPesons ut distance cured at homo by Rddressnga
letter to DR.. Harris Baltimore, Md. All communications
confidential remedies sent by mail to any part OF the u S.
See advertisement fourth page. apr4-1ya
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From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!
. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S
- VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
A Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Many.
XNl L have many other letters We give one below, and
w again say to the afflicted why will you delay trying
the great RestoratlVe7
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DysPePaIH' 3 FRnM III, MrTRoroLis-Pass It
around-et the afflicted hear the glad udings! This Is
but the sentiment oTthousands: 600
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemen--Having
been afcted with Liver Complaint of ten years standing
hereby for the benefit OF the Inflicted, take great pleas
Te in Announcing that alter using few bottles OF your
Hampton TinctuTe found it had accomplished perleci
but have never been able account foany good
and is blessing TO stricken humanity that that medi
longing human e The many cures It has wrought Is
he exnerienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
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: -7777Kells g Caldwell,
w uOIESALE DRUG GISTS !,

w HOLES a Il Il ~ 80
-...- No 80 Main street, 4 dooTs 6etot0 4donToel
Wheeling, Va. ...,,.t.-
RE now receiving the heaviest and most CoInPtstsS
stook articles in their linc eve, oiou5us ~
Ia superior advantages IN theiE
re conhdent OF successful competition WIN any eestH
house. 4. ,,.,+
100 lbs. Anne rican and English calonleli
40 = Blue Mass; i fiI 81 aFfl4
so OF. Sulph. Quininei t7as
$50 drs. .Suph. horphtaj t s5s4e-l
90 lbs. chloroiOrm; Ha
t 50 o. Nitrate Silver; --rG
,-..i co lbs Opium uses
2 bbls cream Tartari sl-t
800 lbs Tartaric Acids 7ts.'F
ss-i 80 800 carbonate AnILnoIhAt -
t.-e7, t 80 baskets Salad Oils.
1850 - casks sal Soda:
1000 lbs Super carbonate Sodai
900 gro. MAtchesi .rssE 1tt
1000 doE Ground Mustard;
-~-r i7R fSS lS ". Cinnamon
= 5S1iit bsg. Allspiee; f-.t-.
70 10 bags Pepperi i
u b. 6SS g Extfaet Logwood, AROMA Millst
Cos - Al boxes Saleratus;
- IS CARROTS Snuff
ptll M 800 lbs Red Lead 80 4.
b STA 81 .if OK cans Adbesfv 70 P1asteri
-.ssl 200 Dbl. chipred Logwoops - b.
900 lbs Honduras cochineaH
h lt0 cases lndigoi 80
isis 10 boxes Castillo S0api
rs. saAf 80 cases Refined BorexS l.4isssa
- 4 g bbls Gum Camphorf 80
~ aasl IL EPSON S0ltsi -
IN 80 II case Oil IemoM 80 MS Z ilsi 80
80 800 :, BeTEam0t, 90 Bsi as
~ "a ~ y Cinnamon, 50 Bsii7as - % 9
H. q Lbs. z Sweet Almonds FaffeS q SIS
= mats CinuaEnpn.ai la s. S.,....,,,
go n Every description OF Ssss
ygare al manufacturers prieesi
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Tobacco! Tobacco! Tobacoo!!!

WE would most respectfully call the attention of Mer
w chants and Grocers to our very large and general
stock Tobacco, Cigars Snuff, etc, and such other or
Giles us legtttmaIely belong to regular ~ f,
~ Whoicanle Tobacco House.
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CONFEDERATION OF THE COLONIES.

Richardson quotes a decline in Flour of from Cd
to one shilling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

w again say to the afflicted why will you delay trying
the great RestoratlVe7
q. S. SHIP CUMBERLAND, GENOA, SARDINIA, !
Messrs. Mortimer Moxbray-G Gentlemen: The First
lieutenant slip, who has been suffering many years
from the Dyspcpsia has been nearly restored TO
his usual health by the Hampton's Vegetable Tine
desires you send him dozen bottles Of that
Another Iieutenaat of the U. S. Navy, on board
this ship. also wishes you to send him one dozen OF
which leaves the United States in February or March, for
The HThicture'' you sent received in good or
aud take pleasure in informing that 1t has been
used with greal by several OF our officers in cases
of llyspeps!a. am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESRRlDGE, Chaplain U. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr. Eskridge,
equally strong as above
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CHOLERA

CHOLERA ~ g. til
MoRBUS, tsf
DIARRHEA,
s DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases OF the Stomach and bowels are
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE 'TINCTURE-
AS cure and it has been wonderfully sue
cessf1 1t win found inquiry that those who use
It have exemption from those diseases SO incident 10
the Summer. .a4I 49,. IL. r...,, :. T.. :
Garland get Pamphlets gratis. and see The many cures
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative OF $50
49, NERVOUS DISEASES
in their various forms, giving new life and vgor
the altered tituion and has innsnS hope IN place
or BY mild pleasant and safe action on
The stomach. liver, Kidneys lungs and the nervous sys
temi cures Dvypepsid, Liver Complaint DtSeGses Of the
Tinarv orgdnS Coughs, Astha,a, Bronchial AgectioHs,
consttmpon Serot tG. Kings Evil Wo1nF Ies'tGsLS,
Gout, StrdEgfa Vitns' Dance kttS +tSnud, rue,
with ali diseas arising from impure blood
n5sFor sale by T. II. LOGAN d CO, Wheenng GeneT-
al Agents. VIM r. MCKEE, 9th ward, and by Druggists
generally. ,,r !. ,,oyupp.v o1o la,It;
more street baltimore; and 304 Broadway, New York
u Price, 81 per bottle. jy2S-d9w.1y
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MEDICINAL MoNDER

of the nineteenth century tits, first scientific
in the world would have mftted that OF nedi-
cine heretofore supposed 10 have no existence,
STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its expended is the with opium al
cohoic preparations, and al ote excants The eheetof
these brief be said ofhim who takes them
1.-The last state OF that Is worse than the frs But
the Eixiris exhieran without single drawbaeksaie
nerves, the mind ami the entire twill also
remove dcpressions excitement, tendency to BUSH
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For Suufsh.
UNION LINE.

:, The fne light Lraught steamer ATALAN-
tlS-ES TA, Captain A. D. JoHSsGN, VIII run as
SSssSSz771E. the regular Union Line packet between
Wheeling and Cincinnati, leaving Wheeling every TUGS
.T6is boat Is new and has superior passenger accom-
modat.ons.
aiigo3 - = T9[f s. g. 5BAK ER q. Co. Agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

ALACREREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH
THE constantly receiving supplies oLthe
articles the East which, together Win DINER
kinds or fish, ara ed the lowest
orders respectfully solicited. Entire satisfaction saran
wi 74l South St, Baltimore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

In Asia a war between England and Russia
would be attended with no important effects. Hin
dostan is too secure and too distant 10 be reached
by Russia as yet. In Europe the theatre of opera
tons would be on the Black and Baltic seas, and
on their coasts but to go into the probable devel
opments in these quarters must require more time
and space than we at present bestow.-Jotr.
of Commerce.
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- Sundries.
K BOXES Oranges and Lemons;
y baskets pure Salad otli
80 cans Sardines oil all slzesi ~
10 bags Nuts, assortedi
frais Datesi .t..sz :. ~ y
i caslS superior swhlte wine Nlnegarj
it- 80 lbs. Bird Pepper;
$50 bags Dairy Salt, two Sizes 3 s=.,-,s,,,s-,
tee Stagg9Shnys sugar cured hams anu dried hee
10 superior beef Tonsues; u. ti
{. a boxes superior Pine Apple Cheesej e =
b 800 lbs. Western Reserve -
fsiiGI 3 boxes Maecaroni; y-.sr ~
T. IS hiif bbis. Davis e Sons crackers5
400 lbs. oat Meal 6freshl; ..,,,oDnox.,s
sag2i 266 Main st. and Ipashington aan
5sPo sr, inst received and for
80 sale by s. d. WOODROW 25b IAN ST. y.
je25 No: Q Hea1llegle9 Llell.
~ RLANNEES 81 e e e 3 I, 52
VKT would eau p oat
wv stock Of Fannels, comprising the GSss
such as hi tile gadea VI WEIGH ~;
Nely H9Sefety HEISKRLI. q 90.
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure the venerable DIR. Uunan's son. oil the city OF
Baltimore, a man well KNOWN and whose testimony adds
to the triumph of "Hampton's
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Summer Arrnng cement and Change o

Summer Arrnngcm en- md OhNhHe- OI7ElulCi
S-,.,s+L. :. THE light d. aught passenger steamer
g. ~ MAGNOLIA, CfEo. d. MOORE Masters
sss7sifgSS viii run regularly between. Wheeling and
in place OF the Wi vi
at O'clock A. NJ arriving at TVesve Ia time to con-
with tho cleveland carsi and AZ Ptshntghp time
Pittsburgh every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. at 10
A. NJ arriving at Wheeling in time Tor tho mail lines for
Ohio.
A Se'' y l-SSeN' r. G. BAKER a CO., Agent
Tbrongh tickets for CIc vcand, Toledo Monroe lie.
trojt GEwnuEe Chicago Buffalo and Dunkirk, sold at the
Str,' oTS n 49, SS CO. TJuIef1,
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=
No language convey adequate idea oil the imedi
ate and almost miraculous change whcit oecasionsn tho
diseased system, Svbeth
broken down by weak by nature, or Impaired
by sickness the ustrung and organization Is at
once braced Ie.viVifed and built up. The mental and
physical symptoms disease vanish together
der its influence Norris tho effect onte con-
the relief permanent for the dial proper ties OF
the medicine reach the constitution ise and restore IL TO
its normal condition Well may the preparation be call
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
WAKE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

At ameeting Of the Wake Agricultural Society,
held in this City on Monday last the following
olu,ons were introduced by Mr.. Wilson w. Whi.l-
ker and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, by an enactment OF the late General
Assembly of North Carolina, the State proposes to
make donation of fifty dollars TO each County Ag-
ricutura Society, SO soon said Societies shall
have raised The same amount: and whereas, with the
aforesaid condition The Wake Agricultural Society
has complied: Therefore,
Resoired, That the Treasurer of this Society, (ac-
co.ding TO the form specified in said enactmeni) ap-
ply to the Treasurer of State for the payment OF fifty
dollars.
Resoired, That this Society viii. CO operate with
the several County Agricultural Societies of the State
in raising funG to be expended in the erection OF
necessary buildings, &c, for holding State Agri-
cultural Fair, at Raleigh, in October next, and that
the Corresponding Secretary Of this Society is re.
quested 10 confer with the several County Societies
upon the subject.
ResoiUed. That this Society will raise the sum Of
FIVE hundred dollars, to carry into effect the provs.
ions of the foregoing resolution.
On motion the following gentlemen Were appoint
ed committee 10 carry into effect the last resolution,
to wit:
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
THE STANDARD.
n.Ir1GH, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1853
STATE BONDS.

The New York Commercial Advertiser, notlc'ng
tbe late sale of North Carolina State bonds, says:
aTbe price obtained for these bonds, we under
stand, is higher than was expected to be reallzed
at the time they were placed in the market, which
s attributed to the exertions Of the very Intelligent
aceut of the State, Mr.. Courts, whose explanations
reatiye to the resources of the commonwealth con-
v;nced CAPITALISTS of the safety and deslrableness
of the investment"
A sale was made at the same time, IN new
York. of 100000 of the bonds OF the Hartford
and New Haven Rail Road Company, which
brought only about one per cent. premium.
The New York Tribune also bears testimony to
the value of Mr.. Courts labors in this matter.
The New York Times says: Credit is due to
the State Treasurer of North Carolina, Mr.. D. w.
Courts for the manner in which he managed the
NEGOTIATION of the first State loan of 100000.
His prompt and straightforward explanations Of the
character of the d ebt and resources of his State
elected bids from this City ata season of money
PRESSURE which, on being opened yesterday, were
found to exceed the calculations of his own people
at home"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
MEXICO.

Santa Anna has returned to Mexico, and is
doubtless by this time at the head of affairs. His
feelings have been strongly expressed against the
United States, and it is said he returns to power
making declarations in relation to this country
which, if carried into practice, will not be calcula
ted so preserve peace between the two Republics.
Considerable allowance must be made, however,
for Santa Annals vanity, and for the spirit of dem
agogism be finds it necessary to exhibit in order to
secure the support Of the Of his countrymen.
Mexico, it is plain, is falling away before the ex-
ample and influence of the United States. Her
government has been, for years, a miserable abor-
tion-her Golfers have been plundered by corrupt
oficers-her frontiers have been exposed to the
rayages of the Indians and she is suffering all the
calamities of anarchy and fraternal strife within
Santa Alma may be able to bring some order out
Of chaos, but even his efforts must be vain to re-
vve the spirit of the nation and put the people or
the road to safety and independence. If war should
happen between unfortunate Mexico and the United
States, the responsibility for it will assuredy RESI-
on the former; the consequence Of such war viii
be, in all probability the utter extinction of Mex
can nationality.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
CoMMiTTEE.
For The Standard.
District CoMycNsioM.

GRANVILLE CoUNTY, April =, 1858.
Ma. EDITOR: You may be for this one or that one
or the other, do not know care, but as a demo-
crat, and progressive OF the old and true school
of Democracy, do think that the majority of The
people of the district should be truly represented.
And there is other way get tie expires.
sion Of public opinion than by holding convention.
and many in my neighborhood are in favor Of holding
one that will justly decide upon the claims of the
rious asprants for congressional honors There are
but few personal preferences here-we are for the
proper man, whomsoe the convention may deter
mine him TO be.
"Yorag America" or "old America - is good
enough; all the people want is a working and think
ing man, who will attend to the peoples bust.
sness, and nothing eLe. | could name a dozen men
in the district who would make, iu my humble Judge.
ment, suitable candidates. but il would be Of avail.
Let all think for themselves and the good of the
try; and have full confidence the nominee Of
venton will receive at the polls the ratifying
lion Of the majority of the people Of the fourth dis
trct.
There s plenty of time between date of this and
August 10 hold county meetings to send delegates.
and yuur is more central Than any other in
the district would suggest that the congressional
district convention be held in May Raleigh As
members Of Congress appear to dh less in given
time each session, il behooves the people be
careful to whom they give chance of getting a
seat in our national Halls. Hold convention and
decide according TO the established old democratic
pan--of saying by an assenblage Of the voters who
shall and shall not. Yours SC.
"OLD PROGRESSIVE. +"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
INCREASE OF SALARIES.

The salaries of officers of the general government
were increased as follows by the late Congress {:
All the Cabinet officers were allowed 5000 in
stead of $4,000 as heretofore and the Vice Presi-
dents salary was raised to the same.
The Sandwich Island Commissioner had his sal
ary raised to SIS 1000, and the China mission was
made full mission with salary and new outfit
of $4,000. 4 new full mission was made in Cen
tral Americs, which has been filled by the Hon.
John Slidell; full mission to Peru was created
and new minister resident is to go to Switzerland
The Senate, it is stated, went further than this
in adding to salaries, but the House refused to con-
chr
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
WAKE SUPERIOR COURT.

The Court was engaged on Thursday in an ef-
fort TO get Jury in the case of the State as.
Parker Perry, who stands charged with the muir
der of his wife. Eleven Jurors were obtained out
Of one hundred and seventy-fve summoned, and
his Honor Judge Bailey, on Thursday evening. di-
adjourned the Court till Friday morning. 1t is
thought the twelfth Juror will be obtained this
(Friday) morning, when the trial will begin.
For the State, Mr.. Attorney General Ransom
and B. F. Moore Esq.-for the prisoner, Messrs.
Badger P. Busbee, Miller, and G. w. Haywood
The Dowd case, we learn, is to be removed fol-
trial to Johnston County.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
EXTRA sEssIoN-oF THE U. S. SENATE


The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration of the
resolution of Mr.. Brodhead, directing the Secretary
Of the Treasury to communicate The Senate the
commencement Of the next session of Congress,
statement exhibiting the amount Of Federal, State,
railroad, canal, and all other American stocks held
in foreign countries.
He said this information was highly important, and
you'd he useful not only TO the county, 5u, to the
Senate, in the consideration of measures which may
be brought forward during the next Congress in
iation TO a revision Of revenue laws. He exhb-
lted few statistics to show our immense indeb,ed-
ness, which, he said, was constantly increasing. In
this he thought he some of The symptoms which
preceded the break down of 1910. He knew that
this is fast age but regretted to many peo.
pie endea vorng to get rich without industry, econ
omy, or frugaliiy, the living principles of republic
The prospect was anything bul agreeable TO contem
pate.
MIR. Seward thought that there was mis.state.
ment in the statistics which the Senate. exhibited,
and that the facts would 60 far remove the appre
tensions which he had expressed. He expressed
the pleasure hch he would experience in voting for
the resolution. 1t was agreed to.
The Senate went into an Executive session, and
after some time spent theren the doors opened
ard the Senate adjourned.