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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

HON oS WHILE Yor cAN-The newly appointed Marshal
for the Western District of Virginia determined
serve his State long possible before entering into the
service OF the United States We learn from the follow
ing from the Flrmont Republican that the Senate aspi
rInt- wall have u restrain their State patriotism little
longer uiil Mr.. Martins ia nearly eIhaued. Well
suppose this is best Mr. NJ has learned the OF
the Lesisi,uTe and serve his constituents e
GENTLY for that reason. The Republican says:
"Amb!er a. an Informed, has positively resigned, and
Martin hss positively received the appointment; the
mission il in the hands, pocket, of Judge Broken
brnughand the Administration have empowered Martin
and Amber 10 arrange between themselves the time when
Martin IA To quafy-and they have done TIE Judge
holds the cOmm'-iOn-Martn serves his time this
winter in the senate ali Amber remains in Office until
spring comes, then Jefferson T. Martin qualiee, and
the duties at Arsha and Amber retires into the
shades Uf private life Wheeling Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24
HiWORTH a. HORIZONS

GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE
XKyIIL GIVE THREE more Cf their GRAND ENTERTAIN
w NEVIS, lat
METROPOLITAN HALL!
On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
November 2I-i, 2.d. aud 23d.
They have engaged Mr.. NM PARGOw,
who wall appear In his original character Sou4.fg
NSyro Free STATE Rad Road.
a. RIVERS, the CAMPlOS DANCER, other ne
candidates will be presented for public favor.
On hi> ocaslOn cards Of admission TWENTY CENTS
Doors at half G-peoimsnee At three
quarters past 'oclock. noel 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

The notion that the Government can demand coin
for its dues and lock il up in vaults and still leave
coin enough even for small change, much less Us a
basis in bulk, for bank credit aud discounts is a
sheer miscaleuation This exploit of Mr. Dix in New
York is pat To the purpose of showing that the whole
scheme is absurdity. Inconsistent with its own
fundamental ideas -inconsistcntiu its practical action
with the laws creating and which profess to govern
it, and inconsistent with the interests Of trade and
commerce and through them with agricult iral and
mechanical pursuits.
We beg pardon for spending 81 much time IN cur
paper upon this thrcadbare sutject-a subject which
however often exploded, mak's no impression upon
the prcicstincd hard money mcn-but the confident
air Of the Enquirer and the 10 tr.umphe of Mr.. Dix
has tempted away from our habit of writing short
articles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

B1he ROLNUKE will b. tateu OF the route after this I'll
and viii remain space three seets or
purpcse reprinted, Ac Due noe. viii be gven VI
n, sumes her rps again The JAMkSrOWN viii continue
Hatur lay afternoon aud this pts
every Tuesday afternoon at4 o'clock. -
l. ~. WI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

The Paris Chtrsari has amusing hit at the Auier
can Expedition 10 Japan IL represents = lean lank
sOaplocked. gJIieei tobacco chewing Yankee, in Pa
hat and turned down collar in the presence Of the
Emperor OF Japan Mr. Emperor here's lots emotions
f'r you in return for yOur kindness in lettin in
Letting you 10, tho devil Cut from here. Mako
yourself scarce Oh with YOU and yOnr presents :" ooh
Mr. Emperor, now di forget to say that all
youder l5aIen with grape shot, which well send
you in case you send back presents aud refuse
company." "Oh Americana II that's the case come ill.,
come in, am delighted tn sec yul"-PhHd. Ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

UD OSEtrE ELINUi-A Fragrant kstingent Wash for III
III Zee aud Gums-Ths elegant Tooth wash acts promptly
Ants obuc and Ia AL of Of the mouth sn'
gums b. decidedly beneficial, hardening the
uskog the teeth hr relieving Of tndrness aud i'm
freshness the mouth Prepared
sold by PURCELL, LADD CO.. DTugSists,
Tree
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

XXTAETED-A young gentleman, resident Of the county
w enrcO, either Dry Goods Com
House. produce the ponahle refer
character qualifications ~ salesman Or Assist
ant Book Keeper. A,ply 20 WM. g. ALLEN,
Intelligence and ohlcc,
no2l 1Ith street, Of Floyd House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

The Young National Democrats Of New York have -
sued quite spirited Address. They give history Of
the difficulties in that STATE affirm that to the National
Democracy the Of c present Administration
be attributed that they approved and s approve Of the
sentiments Of tue Inaugural Address aud abiding direct
y 70 the President, ;hHy say
1--WE woali 10 most happy 10 sustain him and any pa.
rioc and udciOu- advisers he might select aid him
administering the duties OF kis ONCE National Demo
cratic principles and practices; but IL be prevented
from according such support will 10 now,
To tie immediate Representatives Of the people in Con
gees assembled, and ak them protect true
moccy of this county against every attempt any
source to restrain or diniush their just influence "-h
Lg.
The New York Courier gives n sal picture Of the
habntons q the poor Of city Three Tuurl Of the
tenemen occupied by te iboriug classes are II il said
crowded. Thousands have but single apartment
and that occupied by two three add sometimes four
five families They almost invariably surrounded with
disgusting 9Th, evolving poisonous gasc, aud the pcut-
up indoor life produces awful sacrifice Of health life
and morals An official investigation made three years
agO showed that the number Of Underground dwclnga
3.7i2 orcupicdby 5.i5G persons Of which about
half bad oOn snd the Of occupants averaged
over I'VE ~ each basement IN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

u,N,NY FLOUR that worthy Of not receive The
u premium ut the late exhibition.
800 bs Brand made Of best Rappaha
lected White wheat, cdrrdpfcd.
ASO-Fresh Corn Meal deliverable from dtpots once, Ia
lots In suit ehaseTA
NORTHERN MERCER POTATOES constantly on hand. Call
GkO. r. PfAKR,
no2i 18th street, Columbian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-24

~ qualities.
sssgI ~ &C. CO. pieces great variety Of styles and
kinds.
Toilet sctsA variety entirely styles and shapes
Piain and Pressed Glso-some very handsome.
Cut Gss'Tublsr dcbts, Wines ChampA igne' peeahiST
Bowls. Salts Celery Glasses &c.
China, Gas,, and Rsrih,nware Pitchers, DC.
The abye, with large Assortment Of every thing 10 my ne
viii be sold low. Por bargains, call on H. A. WATT,
No. rs Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12
THURsDAY NIGHT.

We are pleased tie perceive that our citizens have
determined to give a ladies' entertainment on
Thursday evening next. We are. glad to perceive
that the 'old spirit is not quite extinct and that
the ladies are to be remembered in the general fe
tiyities Of the week. Ii would have been dis
grace, an ndelible stain upon the galantry of our
city, had we. while enjoying ourselves, entirely
neglected those who are so generally the sources
whence our social pleasures are derived; and We
had feared that our celebration would have passed
OF and LaTe been one-aided and selfish affair.
We are glad 10 know that this is not the fact and
that ample arrangements have been made for giving
party on Thursday evening, at die Washington
Hall, MI, Guy having consented to prepare the en-
tertafnment. We do hope, then, that this design,
so literally projected, will be fully patrOnzed by
our citizens Tickets admitting gentleman and
lady, FIVE dollars TO be had of the Managersj and
every gentleman will be expected, with the true
spirit of cavalier, to provide lady for the occa
sion.o Nature contemplates pairs and pairing. and
we hope to see the former at the party, aud will
leave the latter to follow. We sincerely hope that
our young men will turn out. one and all, and show
themselves worthy of the chivalry of other days:
Applications should be made early OF persons may
fail to gel tickets. Every arrangement to ensure the
comfort and enjoyment OF the guest viii be made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12
HOUSE.

PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Deforest, gs..7M,
Several Senate bills were received and referred
to committees. 'o So ..--. -, b
10 a number OF blllS were presented Hull StHi'O
ing committees,
Among them was one by Mr.. Preston, nuthon-
ziug the Governor 10 issue to the Caledonia Guara
OF Richmond City percussion lock nmskets.
Mr. Tomlin submitteda motion that when the
House adjourn to- day it will adjourn to meet at Il
O'Clock to morrow and so for each successive day
until otherwise ordered. The motion was REJECT
ed. :,
Among a number of resolutions presented and
adopted, was one by Mr.. Wallace to authorize the
committee on Banks to inquire into the Cxpedien-
cy OF authoTiSing the Exchange Bank OF Virginia to
increase its capital at the branch of said bank al
Petersburg 10 the amount fixed blythe act of 1887.
The unfinished business of yesterday being the
bill to authorize loan tothe James River and ka-
nawha company, was taken up and considered,
with the amendments heretofore proposed thereto
by Mr.. Lewis, and thereupon, the question being
put thereon; the same was agreed to, by vote oil
ayes so, noes IS.
The question recurring OH ordering the bill as
amended to its engrosSment and third reading, was
determined in the Affirmative by vote of ayes 81,
noes II. 500 '.Hr|
So the substitute wns ordered to be engrosse
and read a third time.
The House, on motion Of MI Wellmau, adjout-
fThere was a great commotion produced yeSter-
nav in the House Of Delegates by Tremendous
crash, caused by The weight o. the snow breaking
the skylight over the statue of Washington. The
members of the House rushedito the SPOT apprehen-
siye that some more serious evil had occurred
The tall flag staff on the top of the Capitol oucs
fell through the skyIight, and it was perhaps ap-
pretended that similar accident had taken place
f the Father of his Country is not better protect
ed we shall fear for his safety.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12
MANAGERS.

IFWe accidentally came down from Steuben-
vile on yesterday on the American Star, Captain
'pNeal. Williams, formerly the courteous and
gentlemanIy clerk of the Diunal, is now the
clerk of the AmericanStar. We take pleasure in
commencing this boat to the patronage of the pub
lie, as from our knowledge of the officers we cVn
say they prudent as they are afable, and cour-
teous in the discharge of their duties. Quite a
.large number of persons were on board on their
way to this city. to attend the opening of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. The Steubenville
Grays, unde: the command of Captain Webster,
and Numbering about forty men, were OIL board in
full unlorm with fire and side arms, and good mu-
sic. This is a fine looking company, most of the
men being of full height, and we'll uniformed, and
so far as our limited military judgment could be Ia
ken, well oficGred: We observed that they still
carried flint Jocks, hich we thought rather an
tique for The young America, age of progress,
though they are tho best judges We were pleas
ed 10 see this company turn out upon this occa-
sion, and would gladly see such interchanges be-
tween our cities more frequent, and they would tend
to produce friendly and reciprocal feeling mutu-
ally beneficial to all parties. The day was very
foggy, and we wandered about for some time in
doubt as to cur course, but the time was enliven-
ed by emusic and dancing 50 that upon the
whole the time was passed very pleasantly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12
VTRaTNTA InaIslAFURn.
q. TnunspAY. Jan. g.
SENATE.

SENATE. ]
Prayer ty The Rev. Mr.. Cases.
Anumber Of bills were reported from standing
committees. @L z
An engrosSed Senate bill to amendthe 10th Sec
ton of Chapter IA ofthe Codeof Virginia was read
astiiId time and passed Withils title.
The House bill providing for the snr0imsn. Q!
the abolition Of musters anil reorganization Of
the Volunteer Corps, being the order OF the day.
was taken up, and the substitute heretofore re-
ported blythe committee on. General Laws having
been read,5 motion to lay the same on the Ia
BILE, which was rejected, ayes15 noes ls. IL Z
The question REQUIRED on the adoption oil the
And then an on motion of Mr.. Funston, the
bill and snbst tute was laid on the table, ana mace
the order of the day for the Slst inst.
Several resolutions were presented and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, it was resolved that
when the Senate adjourned TO day 1t will adjourn
to meet at II O'clock to- morrow and regularly at
the same hour each aay thereafter until otherwise
On motion of Dir. Han. the Senate then aeiOu:-
ned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

'sTEAMsoArs ToR TINE LAKEs.-In the ship-yard
of Bidwell, Banta & Co., Buffalo, six hunered men
are now employed, aud among the boats which
they fare building are two magnificent steamers
for NJ. o. Roberts Of New York, to nun from Buff
falo9o montoe. touching at Cleveland. These
b6i[s ab.to be s26 feet long, and of 1900 TONS.
Messrs! D F. N. & B. B. Jones, of the same place,
also building two magnificent steamers $50 feet
in length The holds of these latter are to be d-
vided.iut6 four co experiments by water tight bulk
heads, which will render their sinking almost an
impossbity in case of collision, and they are to
be propelled by the largest and most powerful
steamboat engines in the world.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

GRowru OF CrNc1sNArI.-Mr. Charles Cist, the
laboricus and intelligent statist of Cincinnati, is
now making an enumeration of the inhabitants of
that city, under the direction I've presumed of the
Council, for common schoOland other purposes. 1t
is Mr.. cisrs opinion that the real number of nha-
bitants will be found in the neighborhood of 1885,,
600 within the corporate limits of the city as
extended over the hills TO the north some three
Yeas ago. This estimate, we should think high;
but no one can pass day in that city, moving
actively about, withoutseeing in all Injections the
evidences of wonderful growth-a growth not
only in the number of inhabitants, but in manu-
features, commerce, schools, architectural beauty
benevolent institutions, and all the leading char
aeleristics of great city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

JEEMEs says the quickest way to reach the seat
of war; is to sit down on a hornets nest,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12


FEARS OF THE CHINESE JUGGLERs:-A correspon-
dent of the Lowell Vox Populi thus describes one
If the performances of the Chinese jugglers IN San
Francisco:
plank sixteen inches wide and six feet high
was placed on the back of the stagej and the I'M
aler with knives took his stand about fifteen or
twenty feet in font of it. The knives we're about
seven-inch blades, and four inch handles, strong
and pointed. After playing with them Tor some
time tossing and whiting them in a most wonder
full manner, he threw them one after another las
tening them firmly in the plank before him. he
then drew them out and another Chinaman took
his stand before The plank, or rnher at the SIDE Of
it, holding out his arm across the same, and the
impaler threw one knife above and another below
it, as closely as they could have been placed there
by the most careful hand, completely fastening nus
arm upon the plank. The other arm was then reach
ed across and fastened in the same way, tine knives
sticking firmly and the handles crossing each other
The Cinnamon then reached forward his head, and
quick as thought two knives we've thrown-the one
above and the other below his neck, seemingly
within one-fouIth Of an inch on either SIDE Sneh
precision and daring was truly wonderful ana the
whole evenings performance elected unbounued
applause. nI.-t'..s p.
IRA young man named George Tabor was shot
dead on Thursday last, during row IN house OF
bad Iepute, in Cincinnati.
ErDuring 1852 there were received at Boston
3s4, 37t tons ofhard coal. . as.l
'GTThe Berks county (Pa.) poor house was rob
bed Of 800 lbs. Of sausages few nights ago. ur
qJsThey now make handsome walking canes of
india rubber ~ a.,,r 54s on
tr Gov. Ramsey, Of Minnesota, appointed as
Thanksgiving day the 22d ofDeeember-the ami
yersary of the landing of the Pilgrims upon Ply
month Rock. r -sl-.4
NJ Samuel TTeadway, tried at Salem, N. j., for
the murder of his wife, has been found gully, and
sentenced to be hung.
GT About seventy five workmen, in the CHARLES
town (Nfass.) Navy Yard, were discharged on Fri
day. g ~ .ss.f-s5ft 49, -
n Col. John ]. Moore, a prominent planter
died tStatebury, S. u, on the 26th ult, of cancer
inlthe mouth. aa-t5- ral 1s.l # l.taG
wTbe ship Connecticut arrived atNew Orleans
on the 22d ult., in % days from Hayre, bringing
600 German emigrants. 7issta9ua a'5
~ The railroad from West Chester to PhiIadel+
phia, it is said will be put in operation during the
present year.
1.-THE city Marshall of New Bedford, Mass, on
Thursday, destroyed about twelve barrels of liquor
which had been condemned by the Police Court.
IPNed Hammond, colored, had been arrested
at Easton, Md, charged with stabbling a colored
man named Horace.
sJsugar, it Is wei known, Is cultiyated TO some
extent in the Sandwich Islands. The whole SUI
face ofland, however, planted with the cane does
not exceed 2,750 acres.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

An UxsusPEcrED DANGER.-A cask of gpnpow-
der was lately shipped from Boston, in small sail
ing craft TO be carried TO one of the Islands for use
in blasting The crew of. the vessel suPPosing it
tolbe cask of crackers placed close TO stoyej
where it remained for the entire passage without
accident. ~ ~. go - %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

SOMEBODY lets of the following on the marriage
of Mr.. John Rush to Miss Sarah Canter:
When Cupid did this maiden banter,
On Hymen's course to take brush,
At FIRST she went it with Cdnter,
But now she gees it with Rush.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
MET-nnEON

4A IL - ~ - =
NolD open epsry Night, and toiH pOsitfee close o"
- Saturday, the 18Th Of January. H.
"a BAY N 10 - M &
|Eelebrated Series of Gigantic Panoramas,
WH ERTITLED
"Voyage to Europe"
ma nhcent views OF Boston, its harboI,
IL HALIFAX; the Atl5ntic river Mersey, Liverpool tho
Chrysta Palace OF tho Worlds Fair, Westminster DDey
london nom the Thames passing under the Bridges aI
ending with magnificent view OF tho Thames !unhe
brilliantly Illuminated and both banks oil INC
exhibition on wednesday and Saturday After
nGeas "a children OfEs
Is ssaiS open atss to moving at
II O'Clock. JaH--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

Tue DREAMo OF LIPE.-How few of us at the
close of life can say, al have filled and occupied
the position 10 which Hooked forward W hen boyP
In the onwarI progress of life, how often, in some
stray moment of thought nd reAe ction, do we not
find ourselves inquiring 'Is this as l hoped-haye
| enacted my dream7' And the answer is invari-
ably-Nol We build up gorgeous palaces we
sketch career oflife all gold and sunshine-what
are they, and where are they, when years sober
us?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

PnE OF GOLD,-fhe shipments of gold from
san Francisco 10 New York, by the two steamers
offi}s LIST of December, amounted to three mil
lions, two hundred and twenty-five thousand four
hundred and thirty-fve dollars. The production
is steadily increasing, and wesee that the n; Y
Express estimates the aggregate yield Of the Cali
forniun and Australian gold mines for 1853 attiye
hundred millions! di9a ...g,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

An oyyIcr WoarH HA,y,Ilsas. feesof ez-Cott-
onef Ives, Of New York, who has Just retired from
public life, amountedto nearly GOO for the past
Year, and It is said the ex-ofcial gave sumpdous
entertainment on New Year SIEVE, to few persons
connected with, the daitT press Of the CITY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

Iron splitting off a piece of old marble, at the
Washington Navy Yard, few dSys since, which
wasgBfonsht home many years SINCE by Commo-
dare Rodgers, there discovered four inches be-
low The surface, several holes about the diameter
of as small pistol bullet in each of which there
w.sa muscle, aliya and kicking. NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

q. q a simeon D4ap Esq The wen known ape-
tionesr Of N. v. cilSgis rep5ltelto have cleared
$3.50, during the past year by specnlatious in
stocks and real estate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

,I7 E,.Ars these colOrs fasti" enqured alady of
tt5entls eeik in one Of our stores the other day
while examining some calico of the yalne oil DC
oer ward. ssPast." replied the urchin, eyes,
madam: you put ZEN inwa-er, and you'd be SUI
rifssd TO see, how fast They'll disappear" Exitiai
dy.erookine daggars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

G5Jones says he hates TO see women bqyiug fuE5
nifTrs Ft auction-rooms. The prettiest then look
ugIv-their countenances are so for bidding.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

nrTbe late servants Of Daniel Websterit IS said
are hired by Edward Everett, except bis body ser
want William, who will probably 60 INTO the ser
vice of Gen. Pierce. ssIa Co.'S ..-gi5i IN -. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

~ rive see report Aoatng the rounds Of the
q Z that the oldest daughter Of Queen
yiet6fiS Efirt Of about twelve years and three
months old, IS bshothsd, or promised to the Prince
RoSssi ~ ~ Pfussia! who is now about twenty-one
year5 old.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

,,rEphs locomotive on the stsnbenYiIe aud In
,,S;is 4sroo came nigh exploding on the 9Th inst:
i, fhAtths boilers were not supplied with
,,s,er. and thetrain become manageable No
,.Tops e accident occurred So says the steuben-
80 '15,.-.ldoVQ 1iB@ q 5ieI94
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12
Smylie's Coach. Factory.
No. 1879, Market Greet, Wheeling Vn

I z BAGS PRPpRR received and for sale by
I'D dec11 KHLLS & CALDWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

Ten Days Out! nv
ANEW GOODSl New Goods!-The subscriber has this
day commenced receiving by the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Co, through from philadelphia in Ten Days large
and beautiful assortment OF WINTER DRY GOODS. Cusi
toners tho House and all others who wish to purchase
new goods Pee respectfully invited to call al
No 10 Market street. between 4th street and the Diamond
Pittsburgh, ldec3-tQ -PHILlR ROSS:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

y CONCORD
CoNcoRD, N. H.. January 6.-The greatest ex-
citement prevailed here on the arrival OF the news
of the death Of Gen. Pierce,s son, The Legisla-
ture Adjourned, amid demonstrations of the deep
est grief. A gloom has been cast over our whole
Community. 49,. -Eel1