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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

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800 - : : sss1sass1 dssahasd. ssdss
wss,d r. StRag = maks ssy sasF'ess "a
ssslsam ~ 0sssp sessshes ~ sv''s o.
Ias-nesssses-st s IDLY. ~ sssNaS. W loss
u ehsssesss, ~ dssatse,o~ sad ~ nsssry
~ aAniliss--psiss = ths prisons and jA'''
-shew ~ - estimate Of he member Of
~ ssa1Ass std1saths " insssps's"ee' The
s.svtsss asd ssissdss, w!.7h may have tatsn
p,sss Ia sissls year. and al~ess any ma"
vhe b ses eonasmsd dss~Assd. wes'd
b slllsss - pss any ssssssi"s spou Ass"'s''
to VII, Indeed. that issssieaaisg drinks
ver, bssl.A<d from H. ssstA- ~. talk
10 s,sh . saan sboss rssssstsiag ~ tfsds
- far ~ " provost ~ retail, ed wiI'
til vss Il oses tAat yos ass pssssssg .
wrong eossse--thas yos are fo' mat'ng "a
lsvsaio~ spou private FiShts--two shs"sss
u e~s, " spsats Of ycs - fanstis.
Ia new eosssry LIKE osrs. where de
W. of ardent spisies an - ssivs'ss', u 10
idle 10 hope fss reform by Legislation. Pub
lie s-ntimous must 6rst h. corrected. !"
order 10 accomplish this, temperance 70.
forADsrs must d. their duty. Theirs should
not 10 = Iukswarm support. that contents
itself with merely lending name to the
cause. They should do more. They should
give ell their energies aud all their influences
10 tho esuss Of Temperance reform. How
lew have taken such sssnd-how many,
even among cur limited acquaintance are
10 bs chased among the luks.wafr eon
porssrsi Ilow many, ~ho r'ay aeFebanes
pessss this Article aiasb 10 .alns .lv
t;vle ''ir, l4}n U'nef
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22

40, ths tad. 80. i'smpIsrs exert them.
scivss--let the press lend it, infiasncc tn
the cssse--and most Of all, let woman
who il more Interested in the progress oil
this reform than msn--because more sen''
tive, more dependent. and visited more
heavily The. mnn--Iet her give Il her as
distance, and her influence. and We may
indulge tho hope that tho day is not far
distant when intempernnce--nt least in ito
most odious form--will be banished from
among Vs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
70TNTRR FOUNDRY. i''f'lf

'iam 4 A. ). Gsst,l {. = ~. ~
a. Da No. "a Itafn 81, CeHtre ~ heellnB,
RRP constantly on hand an aasertmat OF The taiese
IL aud most improved Stoyess every variety
Of Paridr shop and Cooking Stoves. Their WeSteTn
VIrginan,'' coal stove, cannot be surpassed 37 any
thing introduced into the city They have sold 1o0
them within the last six months, pedsing to
take them back iftey did not ami nave
never had returned IS ..5sl ,sf :,
Arch Crates warranted equal to any made IN TINS etti
also cast Iron Sinks, and variety olR ortolealn Ihe
Foundry line which will be sol.l low for cash,
nsParticular attention will be paid 70 nkind9 OF JOB
Work. cS,sE dSwGl--Ans. Q. 2,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
- q lPemb ertoni House.

.I,sy ( y WtIRBLING ,WIs.!ii' ~ 81 }lgls;l
m NJ PEMBERTOS ann0npceat 10 his old friends And
1.-The public enett lbGt he has located In The S1Tn;
modious br rs htfd 81 fdtrnerly lrIown asthc 'sl.
prera cd to good q modefs{s
On The teanboat Lard g md near Depot OF the Bal
tin:ore and Ohi0 Railroad. daofdihg aor lthe
cars or packet boats cQlyelie1 RtopPt1g place. s
propTiot5r resreetfuiiy Tie Attention Of his OLD
friends 10 his houbs ana OF public
age .y ~ sI. llt5 a. iifit8 ICni yssf Iap20-tf't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

,NRRf1i,r1 gls aE5 nooS aplt ---,s AsAia y y &
10 5i5iqinoa ,basai,anD 7sa3 q isit y
Jiaszs13a a,B 5SHs, sna .inomhsit ~ aasi t,a f'ii
tyiis III! .lalq gG9 bnA ,sisHapi 81 dgie 5'iiila
has ,tnigg lst9 ts ehfs sli .r7t2aa sipsin7
gsai Dao Hpps aph lps 'sistigsd ~ oi % si.'ts4
stisyan sgillo1,. laIio.HShs sd3 ~ udissa1il ias
49, f45l tsf1s sitgV9 yhsyIla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
CVkf lslb, rhN e s4A1sAs4 = 81
ManufactorY,i eea.IEi /

-, Manufa aotoryy oG;tei
THANKFUL for the liberal psttpp boTetoore
% bestOwed upon him, the subsc ber wei trcSpcotl'
9 " inform his friendS and the public gene that 10
continues 10 manufacture the hboVo aea articles IN
all their yatety ofwhic I've has always good az
sortmenL for WholesAle and retail at very
He Rlsb keeIi on hand, cooking stoves Of the most h'
proved nit rms for coal and wood u
Job work will continue 70 receive his particular attent9n
and be sxecued with and style that Eil
nIeaSethe most hStidloua. -, 4 - -, j.! 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
~. ..saa fl,,rfHseal - ~
1863. 1906
somethipg worth seeingl . =

NEW! GI0T HING ROOMS s. -A'.''2
HAVING now completed my rooms am better pre-
h pared to acevnnodate my Than ever DC.
TTe and at such low will the
Come an and thy me- Remember tha my place Is one
door aboveihe old corners long Occupied by mo- itis
useess for mo undeTtake 10 my stock the
Variety Is so great sJe20 IN. ADAMS Is!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

I. .hJi hua sgr ,'Izss VII ip r. ssststiis3 is.,3
6as KS sastsssii III iENsIlesssa ~ p go
5sod iJss no bsnHt2 tiil ~ sssii PAN 1aist'tl
d sS5lsi a,,Il gJl stai isJssti. sbg - saiJsisa
,SsE gtis hs,a--- es9 eseli is5p.ii eft .; 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
Thomas q. Gibson,

,-t5ll--, lpss s4lHOLnAHe IA kT1USUu, 49, I
PLUMBER AND GiASiF litter, /
No Uuion at, opposite III. Berry Rope store.
- EGS leave 70 inform his friends and tho public in gen
ID eIal that he continues carry the bing and
cas- tting varouS branches, and respectfully sO
cits share OF publ patronage. - 3S'' Z,
He has constantly hanii ieadpand iron Pipes CON
water closets wash basns cold water fountains for ho
tells, water coolers private Gauliesi hot and cold
shower baths. bath tubs lead oinque boxes lead
cons, hhttes kettles, TetoTts Tor heRehng and all other
chemical anp1TRts etc. Factortes, ec. iueh up with
disnatch - f3a'' i..,.s3
Also, cnandeliers pendants, brackets beaf iEhta,
AIiorders lett at fhe above place will be Thankfully re-
ceiyed and promptly att endnd to. -s.e 5s.s-s.l
\ prompt attention. Il .slit.a-Ssl ep6-dmds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

WR EBI5ER e lsAAk4N t
= sfGvfERC HAN fJ' II lk sS;s, !
tilot50e Styeet, itb1 do1rs from iDaer lie
5''5'' t'JYastiEgt6h Hall, Rtseifrg .,i,, I
Es6p eohSfaRtly On iitni q full Of Cloths,
Cassoes vestnss &c, which will be made up 70 or-e
der IN the latest stYles Rnd best manner feb24
6sfuc and Sand Paper Embellishments ! .
.rs5 A. r. DILLON 81 Cos ,ssSsl
1 y {sCC CCEssQRs TO F. B. HoRN 4oQKsl :
q ~, = Near HE Cgtholie BtygiagiI NJ. lyj 8
ITAVE take1the RhoVe estab bshrepk Who're they tn--
Isl fshd Is niaulaCuTe GlD and 6ana Fdfefcf the beSt
quality, Whiethey iH sell ON % good toTm ~ thoy etb
be hought anywhere n9he West.
p-Bs(;aFh pRid for scTaES, 7alf,fi 3 tfitf3fr Oh II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
CITY BUS i5j less

RoB'T FoRsYTf. J. E.foPkINs. fSi u. FoRsFTl IRss
sFoRs1TES " HoR1INS, igsf
(;SfeeessoTs u 1sgrByth ea9. Baksf. ~ Il. ~
F0fVtiTlftnR ANA ~, ~
Com HEa 1Rs Jun M eA.GEl u da 4 81
PRODUCE AND FL OURg gilEAEER9,
Ls,.1p ioyt'IKheeItBg. Va+i.sg - 80
TTAVIFG completed our hTEangem n8 East and West7
II the safe and speedy usit pf And
Produce, we tender services tuthe pnhit With the
lyinga RpilFpad track runping into tf SAf very
and ehaefom oiherbuudu gives OUT
friends greater security 0rthsir pronaTtys elsl
UJsS0ie Agents for the Baltimore lA1o ErapSi
p0Ttdti6n BSAe tiif6uS direct 70, Z
M Having car acity 10 store 20s0api no elafsS
viii be made for storage when eonsigned ies pmsnt
iaHst s,le - sssiss ili, sssssSEfii :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

,le,sIoss .ss4aisf 81 .
l.... f -t,r-5- R,- bsls IdHisa yrstilTTf
-. 81 i-,.y d. s-a 1929 nt- 1is tpi hsi-''a-ii =
-iI is, t-1,. ff7s,s.-F -r .,' nif,it
s1. 't'' it' .-t... j, sgI ,t.ll Etsg1sfltfl
ar ift Ai'-.' a4f. 81 s.dF Ftuf 4f fsos, etsi 10
.t ~ - r., ,l-,i te7a nsii $50 tfeflif
p -, 49,. - a-siaa 81. Il . = - yes
s-',-sf 3 ltfte
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
40, 40 y ] 2g8 3 1895. IS.
,.,q !, ISEYl.4iE &. ! q IiN s..,I... sl

i.a1.aal sll..al s aallilAe
Bza4es "a siors. BaitSSre. =
| iotY9RE REIs EI6ElNIHEsED s6e' GO s. Fh 81 6,
r tht9a - .httTntls liz AMP .ssfsSp III
9ae9 OLOEHI3 G. pl1llG2 20RIg1I,,,.
No. l33 Nun ST., Hdesisisgy sg,f3' tai
" RaSqoIib ib6 oldthiE5 and T@ith,s and chtdtenS
g9thiIE; Mash be dlHppsea oE te5I1p
t ordeTS sYespts9 leiis,5n I, =
pa aiIEl ~. B. EERRRffILl L. 'ei 4, Il
oheap 3 FtIf " afsf oonns ri
III Kinds 81 Furniture on fRs SOFA &,
n CEoCKSj LOOKING rs, tc.3 OF the Iatest
ana oe3t qualities, BeP!v vnOHstaHtE
a91ea .il .ae ElnIA ellalt L. aLgT. J.
E,iwugTEPRFsst.sy sscIlAs,sRpAgT4 sn5 e.y, lsHox.
{ Nv hee ling Novelty Works.
s,,rlai 1TYR D I1Et AE9,E ~ eRs,nssG
AARuP6cruRERs nv sea b.sssas 3!
,,s.fajsl .hset ~ tEH5, y, 10 oCKS-e g ~ lsl
LlTcgEs coREHE MILLS ALI KINDS pr EAsIENly9s,
80 6 AtNgEs AM, HI "a STU ri aiS y
i - 3.s lleei g. Ka. g,, 4 sias Z
60 @ fss y s ssss n I'D a9 aS DO
fWheeling Works eeRtre tEheeitng. u ls
ssslis 2ttl
$50 9 ''iy EVANS BRO e s'l . - :
la4'ii1 MARBLE WORK ERS, s.g ~, la
~ 1oftG end 6f Geek B51idgs, lain Street,
aUiuasHta Toms ia1d G4aSs stSaes In an their
varieties furnished to orders ,sa . isIi So slaI21
a I7f4 Strobe 20 3Bloch,,tP ,,
wholesale BetIIeFS "a XVtnss 81 1.Fi Hers. .
No IN Main Stresi IN te BaitatS yofsrty aSths
.sa,.,yy y, 4 E'1Iff e * Il s','t; 4 . -. ~
Wilde & Brother .s5si lad .
49,, BOOKSELLERS S&aSTA1I0NERS, &
CTTHOLESALE and Retail deaieTs IN miseele9eouf
w medical, t6oopgies ana ,s,ool bSoks
Committees teacera aud otheTS supplied NJ The lowest
raiea Boosstorei corner OF Main and VnoA
Calvin Rioe, .sIlerall
PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER Gtci,
No. l32 Mdin Street., ,dsiss
apJa-iY WHEELING. .IhAL
Je9W. Robb, ,s6k
Ga ir- -RInnuCneturef, and Dealer In Farllt
an Eur0. ,yiHbt
.I-1 NJ III 1dia ST., Wleeltug Ia.is u, ..:
Eyer variety otchalfa waranted OF the, best ateta
to parehas to call aud examine his stock OF Cabinet Fu
ntue which has beeh selected by him. expressly for thiS
nare sofas, bureaus, spriIg seat chairs
wa4ha work sand wIiat-nots, bedseads Of every
srsS sst sSss sEss &c. 81 g ssS B PSs
u .,R bclieyea thai an or many yeafa tp
tic husiness, Will enable him TO give entire Ratstae94
TO all who may hnpot Aln vii fal a.sa... PARIS
New Watch and Jewelry Store!
ss,R Roam, No.i4, Rashing Ion Hall, MoaFosStss
d, ,i-.t,'y, .tMHEELIN ING, iNAue g. tS'f spe I
fIyeF Wsr, aa aey go6ds, which hs & now ceilng
KEYS cards and Chains. is ,sIt2 satc 20 'Asfi ~
Every description OF godiewelry
Gold, silver silver plated and common spectaeiesi
Pure ahse: table, tea desser sugar. mustard anp sq
Plated and silver lprls, spoons, butter itYea
etc. ctc. ,,t-, = ,,. IT . ..,.t.ik -. y I'd
VHRS .RTAE TaEors, sIrops, shaving cream, eto.i
PcTfdmery combs, brushes and great vSetE OF hhey
OPsrtieular attsnb paid 10 repaltn Watches clocks,
and jStSelty and engraving handsomely done.
~ Sn6EdtT 5EdiS " W. O. z. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
r a 2 Y WHEE ING. (, !, F, E

15;i5WHOIiESAE DBAEERiIT :,
RoreigA & DSEaseatie Dry taoodS, =
1lOI III GalEg ~, West sfde, Monroe ana
laa ls ett Ehuu etIibfs sts.i .issa ~ 't1- u
ii.a1 20 lniiHiog g2heeling Va ~ 20 .7saso /,
lTB NOW inrecoipt othisl Spring stock ufDry Gopds
IL and Notions, direct ffou mpoEtera and MRnna6tu
Tera. CbfpTiAlhg eomplpe and Desirable stock Oi
goods tic ae OF ction as can be foundf
IN any hodie estj toSShich Iwoufd
invite the attention OF retail dealersI eonastngo II
j. yu. Ia Fop ,pREss dnops.att at}aK ~
In black silks, slppcas poplinss laws de laines, gnE
hams ee With very stock Of prnts, tie best
nnlRs and EOlofB Also b0hnets ribbons, ltnigsi and
other trimmings In Earietgl And Of 'i''e e ~
MEN WEAR. {ne L. l5aHiE+
In cloths caaape meCinoi ieasimeles,,
ieans tweeds and sqnnler also Den.
nis' 6iUe drills; brown linens, Hueh dre, n1Leeelis ln
other BHe goolS1 RVery desirabe oseoftnent Also,
palm bats Ieghorn aa Canon hats isOit
wool, bish bats ctc, NIL stock of lRep and ct.
0n ggng, seanieSs buas, table diapeTs, crash,
idTgs iieliRgs checks, shIFtnEj sttresi etc brown
and beaohed musnsi with good stock OF white godS
4 ftsHf '9ae yGs7a'1 EoTIoN LINE.
\ gAS Cambfcs jaCoots, Irish Hens' threads but,
hosiery combs, 90 n al their variety
NY whole VIII be tppn Wein
q9al1sS SasSs shs Fl flys 80 w.TssEEgY
'sTIT5 McCLALLENS e KNOX, :.
l. WHOLESALE AND BETAIL epEAIERs IN
tBO0 rs 4dtNlD, SHOES, .MENSiAN1D
= IT., Boysi Hats iGa CgPs,e at the
r. nsll L1loisT, of the .,staft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

90 ~ shq .sItsslsE 3
{s1a7.s fssTit7,ssi ft5lsi
os = pe.s ffa4 ar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
I bRUGs. MEDlclRiEs
GEORGE MBNTEL.
NOI5A, Main Strt 81,


| r s now receiving a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS
il MATS AND MATING. Also, Table aud Floor Oh
Cloths oTh widths and keeps constantly on hand larg
assortment OF Furnature OF every deecpton Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Giaa Plates Nentap
Mahogany Nuneers, Varnish, H3ireotll Curled Hair
SpTinE Sneug Hottons, and Mahogany Stair RnaI
Get ali orwhich viii be sold lowestp prices. aug2t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
sIIT5' McCLALLENS e KNOX I
$ WHOLESALE AMI. BETAIL epRAIERs IN /
BOG 1SS 4NYlDi SHOES, UENS 4Nl
"a 80, Bogs Hats md Cgps, at the ~
~ 'sF' ansll knoinn afd,.d of the "A l...stllf 1
!. II. :. e ~ I...l. BIG II 80 BOoT.

i.... ~ ,geu kEoiSB stdud of the =! es;t5t5i
T.. 4, st,,i{@ BIG Red BOOT niisls=s
lE are now reeeyIngf from Eastern Manufacturing
4 bIshnspts, ono the argeat and beat rnauIsc
Of Bo6ts and Shoes Fail and Winter
wear, offered in this other market They have
topsf and arc intended expressly for Feailins Topur
all othera who iayot us with
leall can oer hsuay large variety OF Boots and
Shoes, equal quality OF material aud
workmanship to thOse l4actured In this OF any other
p6rt0r the United States stock will be found to
siSt, Ia part, 0fthe following tSeasonable goods.
~ sJisTENs PooT5:s woGEx's 1rrEsS. nkLEI
|, ,0D0 pr mens kip boOtS5 y aAITERs, ETns :
200 meu thick boots, 20eprwomens gaitersi
|, 00lnehs cali boots, 400 do half CATERS, 81,
1000 mems water proof do 900 do walking shoes,
MEN'a BRoGANS. 4 = 600 do pegged bustinss
800 mems eaH brosnns. 500 do lid bislins, slip
,SSS 9SS Pri%7 4ahP DO DO ,,.,s iss@rss pesS ma.
1000 low priced saii do. - -. xtNs, Krc.
f+t FpoYss poO7 I..ls 800 Inisses morocco lace
1900 pal T boys thick bootees, 300 do kip do
sSS sSS iss ?SS go as So faI5 na ana fS mo.
xouTu' Boors,pistai Z rocco bu9kIns
800 pr youths calf boots, 100 do black, blne, and
800 do lip do ~ e bropzed gaiterp,s 90
100 do l thick dr. cnILpREN'B BooTkEa.
uaiYB AAD i, 800 pr fancy bootees,
IO0O pF bOya kin brpEsus,71 200a kid & 't E
1900 do thick, 40 4, 900 chi dren,s peg'd -
1000 youths do do 1000ehildren's goat I"
con ~ do tl3pfl y do = 1900 do eolorcd 90
800 boysand SouthS calrdol suN sHots.
ypHFs's LACE Eoota. 4e0l pairs nlens', Indies and
800 morocco lace boots, childrens Gum Shoes.
sSS ill., n do i4a! 1900 doi mems Tlash caps,
1900 kip q n do - .lii 300 81 81 wool hats,
s .-.- BAND poXKs.t go rs J-sts
- lF ~ 4t9 y 800 wood band boxes a ....
Tannl Tot the liberal ohage heretofore extendedto
sep3 McCLALLRNSl & KNOX {
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

n a RIDGE Is imvftea
attention 10 Ills % suefean Rooms, amt
III At9sE9 APPARATUS, now the result OF years OF
sSfsSSH expert enee and eI6Ee annlcatpn 10 tho
49, idrt. Uolifideht that he now eomlbthea
As@-- In his establiahment ali of the improve \
which tiIe and proper tests have proven valuable
he S nroise 10 produce Lkenesses combining all the
beauty and perfection which has yet been
For the attractive and In VII ms
inc Ior themseives Epbinet1 are awsys
open for inspection. NJ u - = - ~
rrons aIso most norte keHesses taken at short notice
A well selected stock OF plates,
cases loc Rats Sc., alwnys on hand and tor sale:
Rooms. No. SO Monroe at.I near the Post once
rows l. :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

tslGl4It6SI Ailsi Oii1tn z w ~ AIi sIaS
a. BzaaeA glits 5loTs Balftifer
20 y}alIs LES ENIaEsED sS G0'Sgs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
~ .DnflaaHW
. /, ,,...... e. . BAI. Tim ORE - E.ssl..
tetSa.li l'sllo1' z 8 sens Of

And other Society Rega1ia,
BanefS Seals and JetOels, nidnut and sold
al 6J Gib6S df'Snii No. Is BdEfanor Street,
,gajusi II yalss ReEti1tofe,. Nd .io = ,a5IEsilsi
THE asortHsn usually on hapd consists Of :,s4aq
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

e-.- LOOK at In1B4
LLthose who desrous OF preserving the me mory
or themselves aud and friends, DO So most ehec+
tually, by calling without delay L. Dasuer
reoyPe Roqrs at the corner OF Main hdds sireesi
Centre wlelhgi and procure for each those eke flc1
turcs viehcann be obtained with the same degree Of
beauty and exceenee, esewhers W tie ettysiIai ~
FFF u % l G L. TAR tI,Ls pagunrf typlRt,
a gu ;ia' Corner OF Main and 'Biadic streets,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

IE0. Id3 Haie Ibt,I ETheEElIgf ...tJ+ q
fFoEsfANTLfson hand an extensiye assdIttDent
NJ RaRqol1bl6 CldhnJg and n dIthiS and Children
Clothing. which be disposed ternp
" an orders eSeepte5 lefs,sa :, i2271y-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-10
THE MARKETS.

FAYETTEVILLE August 6. Bacon 10 cents cotton II
cents flour So % feathers 40 cents axseed
rs cents bushel; lard II ID cents SALT Liver
pool SACK 81 manufactured tobacco from
WILMINGTON August 8. In Turpentne we have change
The sales yesterday reach barrels 81 60 90
old hard-a q $50 lbs There is offering this
ing that know of and the market is firm above
There has been nothing done in Spirits Turpentine
since yesterday report that hear Of There is
moderate supply market and holders firm at So q
per gallon. BAcoN-2,0O0 lbs n. c. Hams sold
ccved yesterday per rail railroad 90 of which sold at IS cts
per buShel TMBERSales yesterday and this morning of
ten RATS at &c. Sc So 81 S. 80 So &c. SO 80 and 81 A.
quality. journal.
PErERsBuRG August 6. Bacon sides 81 to ssl should
"a hoground 10 to 1015 cotton, the market
frsales of prime at cs dull at 55 cts; feath
ers demand so cts. faxseed wanted at 81 Is;
gano scarce and holders asking $50 per tom lime in casks
at 81 81 3d. salt grid alum at 81 90 81 per sack
tobacco Tugs So so to $eaf 81 % to S25 wheat from 81
20 to 81
NoRFoLK August s. Bacon from to IL cts. according
to quality cotton 81 to IL cts -four 81 to So
to 6S cents bushe wheat 81 % to 81 0 lime 81 05 to
w. o. Dbl SOW O. heading So shingles cypress %
inch NJ. So IS to 81 and slaves wanted
New York, Aug Flour is better under The steamers
Sales of 10000 barrels at q IS % for State Is
a So 81 for Western and 81 IS Sc for Southern Wheat
has advanced Sales of bushels white at 81 So
Corn unsettled saesof 10000 bushels at s cts
and 70 for yellow Gotensales of bales full
Coeesales at auction of 1900 bags Java 103 a
and 900 bags Rio at cents Sugarsales Of 5000
hhdss at a. 6X cents for Havana, and II "a ~
Whskey-sales Of 500 bills at ok cents
$50 bbls. at SIS 81 for mess, and S13 prime
sales Of $50 hbs at I0 cents BeeAea1es of 100 bbs
mess at Sl275 Beef Hasales of 2oobbls at 10 $1s
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Warren-John W. White reelected County Court
and Benz E. Cook Sen, Superior Court Clerk
Orange-George Laws elected County Court and
Mr. Gill Superior Court Clerk. Poll-Laws 943,
Strayhorn GAG, Patterson 229, Gray no. Gill 715,
Witherspoon 6O5, Wilkerson 49s.
Chatham-Wilam P. Taylor reelected County
Court and Mr. Gunter Superior Court Clerk. Poll
Taylor 95s, Riddle $685. Thompson 429 Gunter 10
II, Eubank 65s.
Martin-L. johnson reelected County Court and
W. W. Andrews reelected Superior Court Clerk
Sampson-John r. Beaman reelected County
Clerk by the following vote: Beaman GIG, E. A Biz
zell $50
Guiltord- Lydon Swain County Court and L. NJ
Scott Superior Court Clerk. Poll-Swaim ,O19, B.
G. Graham 800. Scott ga, Thoms 253, Rich $780,
Cumberland McLaurin County Court and
Mr.. Warden Superior Court Clerk
Nep HanOrer- S. R. Bunting County Court, and
H. W. Foy Superior Court Clerk.
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

1t will be seen by the returns that Sion Fl. Rogers
Esq, the Wing candidate, has been elected to Con-
gress from this District. No regrets more than
we do the circumstances which have produced this
result. We have the satisfaction of knowing how
ever that we adhered to Democratic principles and
usages in the late contest. We did so hoping for
favorable result, but at the same time we confess
with inexibility which no regard for consequent
could affect.
Our readers will concur with in the opinion that
this is not the time for going at length into the sub
ject; we shall do so, however, in subsequent numb
ers. The friends of Mr. Lewis and of Mr.. Vcnable
no doubt feel their defeat most kecnly it is natural
that they should be excited by what has taken place
But the controversy is over, and trust the ill feel
ing has engendered will be suppressed and forgot
ten. We say to the friends of Mr.. Venable in all
trankness that ready to bury the Ratchet and
smoke the pipe of peace. The gentleman has been
defeated; and we have no disposition either to cxut
over him. to add in the slightest degree to the irr
tation existing among his friends. Thousands of
in the belief that they sustaining tried and
trustworthy Democrat; and many who disapproved
his did So because they had been induced to
regard him the strongest man, and preferred his
election to that of Mr. Rogers But we shall not
dwell upon these points now.
In connection with this subject we invite attention
to the communication in another column over the
signature of An Old Democrat" We do not agree
with Correspondent in all he says yet we hear
tly concur with him in the object he has in view
and hope his suggestions will be of service to the
cause.
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DIED.,

In Sampson County, on the Goth ultimo Mrs. Elizabeth
Carr wife of Mr.. Hinton L. Carr and daughter of John
Royal leaving kind husband and three small children to
their loss; but their loss is her eternal gain Con-.
Spirit of the Age and Fayetteville Observer please copy.
In Chatham County, North Carolina, August 4th, at
o'clock \. NJ, Mrs. Elizabeth j. Rives, wife of Robert f.
Rives, Sheriff of said County and daughter of Thomas
Parish.
The deceased born February 17th 1914 she embraced
Christ by faith in the year 1885 She immediately connect
ed herself with the Methodist Episcopal Church. of which
sine lived exemplary member until transferred to the
Church above leaving husband and six children together
with large circle of relations and friends their
rreparbe loss Her disease congeStve chill she
dangerous until few hours before her death
Every thing that could be done by attentive Physician
and kind friends unayainggo she must to another
Cline join the society of her little children who went
a few years before her to the land of rest TCoM.
Richmond Christian Advocate and Weekly Message will
please copy.
ut of Consumption, Mr. Joseph Norman aged IS years
Greensborough Patriot will please copy.