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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-01

o. The Richmond Wing hasiniroduced new
feature in the editorial department of that paper
Mr.. John E. Scruggs has become an associate ed
itor, and will spend his whole time in travelling
through the State to communicate local informa-
ton.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-01

CO. A committee of the Virginia Legislature
have reported against passing the prohibitory law.
and also against taking the popular vote on the
same.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-01

SENATOR PEARcE.--The Wing caucus of the
Maryland Legislature, in session at Annapolis.
has nominated the Hon. James A.. Pearce for re-
election to the United States Senate. The cleo
ton will take place on the 4th Of February.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-01

SMALL pox.-A traveller who stopped at me
Centr.i House. one day last week, broke ont WIN >,
the Small Pox. The Town Council look lin'nal-
ate steps and had the person removed TO Inc eoln
try. and interdicted all intercourse WIN 'ne Zen Zen
trail Hotel and its inmates, nnuer peha'ty oi aoo'
No other case of the disease has occurred heIe'
w o, ,o tr,st it may not. Every householder
L L"u shoud see that all persons under his
or. orc yaccina,ed for the kind pock- Chartotcs-
r;le .Iefersoniam. jan 26h, 1s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-01

nc We are indebted to DIR. Merrillat for copy
Of the last Annual Report Of the Virginia lnstitu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb and the Bind.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-01

o. 1t is rumored that the Governor has grant
ed further respite of twenty eight days to Will
son, whose execution was fixed for Friday next.
n, Official inEomla lion has yet been received,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-01

a,s- Two colcred men of New Orleans were
arrested last week, while in the act of fighting
duel. d.o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-01

8 Or The communication Of l.. S. will be pub
lshed next week
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29
A Gard.

y "A OdTU. I-I.- =
HAVING disposed oe my Grocery on Main street No
IL 256. to Mr Isaac D. Johnston OF ST. flair VILE o..
avail myseT OF This opportunity TO return my sincere
thanks 10 tho OF who have given me their
custom; and would now ask, on behalf Mr. Jolnsio
and dealers vii be well his store as
any In the city, ~ quality price and variety.
Also, would inform he citizens Wheeling and vicn
ty that continue &c kce one OF The best Family Groee-
ry'S IN the west at SUo Washington Hail. Monroe street
where w be pleased TO who may Give me n
call. SIMEoN5D. WOODROW,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29
HGHLY IMPoRTAH

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NJ ELSoN'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
~ the greatest Improvement yet discovered for sayine
ahor end expense in shing Clothing and House Clean
Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid will be
w not TO injure ths fabric Every lady may
sesiy herself that point by soaknga piet OF otton
or Linen IN the Fluid, Mll strength, 81 hours yic
VIII clearly show that it must o ely harmless wren
dinie with gallons OF water to laf pint OF fluid
The Chiiese washing Fluid is worth three times tile
single stSpence which Will buy enough for large family
washing, which canlbe done in 3 hours. -
Men9iact9red and sold by the subscriber, who
iy purchased the right for Ohio souiyt, Va. IIs;3
ilstt5ls5la JAS. MELLOR.H
Aneq 81 No. e6. UnionSt.. Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29
DRUGS, MEDICINES

DRUGS, MEDICINES
Chemicals, p Perfumery, &C., &c. /
~. OIsg UNA M lsA GTkER would announce to his
cd the interest OF the senior in the business lately
conducted under the firm ]. Crumbacler & SON. he
will continue the same at the old stand No t75 Main St.
and would solicit and
uance oi the literally bestowed ON the old firm
He has Just returned fromthe Eastern Cities and is now
an and well selected stock or Drugs ami
ahelcals Perinmery, Fancy articles nil OF which
were strict with
tothe public omtlr most reasonable terms! liYr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29
Ma Y 90. 1854 ,s.'9
Nv HE EI ING.

Special Notice.
7sl NEW "A AR Ian NCzENTENT. (
ssssss s;sssIEs ssIs5El - l
Wedding 70 q icpr IaNd ii 1't0ei1e II6ii;s,
s5ff sHs3 g ~ +isli VIA .tIisst 0sst stg
cLRVRLAND AND5 TITS BURGH RAILRoaD, ,tslfs
tld,s FROM wELIsvILLE5 R5ss & i4s5f -
IN eonneetfon itt stds.lsaeet steariers
Winche ester and Diurnal.
1.lts. Hss sss' ssssss# sss i sSsas sIsgfs,
;sys IN sn.i,the steamer pl u Capt; Thos Cal.
clock. ana feash wssvtns ID Tim tne t6
Express n In of ne ciereland and 4tt,sS.rsa
tl'ig Razttroaf, FOR clsrfiaad. a+
The above steamers connect at wheeling with the
BALTlil0R RE q OHIO 7RAIER0AD; q
i- fUNl0NL1NME.eo oa' sT1sAnIERs 6.
the regular FSd,o aba
Passengers ttclsecd through from wheeling ste,l
The cIey land and Pittsburgh Railroad connects al
iLEvELAND, Communist CIscrNaATIR RAILROAD,
Toledo, Nor,sak ana al cissseia,n.,a III, Raitoad
FL IAkE lsi Ssfie RE RAiLRoap iiti E5s 81
s,.3 .,.is1 15ss,g ~ FOR THE East. ,.s Is
Passengers for Cleveland, Columbus Toledo Detroit
so S1safa Rss 81 R
New York and Ere, York Genial Railroad Line
VIII El this Cheap Comfortable and pleas
"a ...,,s d, Bcturning. ~ sls rs
asasF s are say. with s
s,II BAKgR CO, o., Agents, Wheeling
y puRAeNPs M eP fpssriRtseSsS.i Re- R eszsi.as
esa is Thomas II. Gibson,
PLUM B Err AND G AS. FiITTER, ,,7t
I(EGS leave to INFO his friends tic public in gen
s tre aa
CHS q share Of publ 9 pat atronage. ;l 55.s, -
patent hydiants, eistern pumps bat boiiers
water close wash basins cold water fountains for no
56aa Ssa
coins atters kettles, fetorts beacng all other
apparatus, etc. Factories, ec Titled up with
AlIorders lett At the above place win be thanklyre
celyed and pronlHt att ended to! n t.a 10
prompt attention. ap6-0md
Il 80 JOHN 3. WOWELL.- -
ats5ss f.iftt,Y "a Union Street, ~ ,il
'i,s. sssl5, wHEELISts, " "a
f.. DEALER IN DR1ss, MEbiclNEs, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE -srUfFs, rATESr, MEDIcINEs,
PERFuMERf, 81 c., &C.,
'(toNsTANTLY on hand, supply OF fresh and pure
" Medicines such us any family administer With
sed nom the best caste N houses
Of speriof article or
New Watch and Jewelry, Store.
a Reom,j No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
-. g5.ss,i w WHEELING,VA v A 3i.5s (, i T
y H9gi cal the OF the public
silver ware, and mncy goods, which opening
.s stock ~ composed in silver watches
i9;i E9sfy q; Of S gold q,
Pure siive; dessert sugar, mustard and salt
Plated and forks spoons, butter knives,
| I1... ~ !. . .s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29
New Watch and Jewelry5 Store.
4. Room, No. A., Washington Hall, Monroe ST.
w RI n II Nc A f3-5s- -
a 81 Pemberton House. a
sfss ,lcyYntcl. street., Below M oupoa. =


s...y,i5 WHEELING, VA, sste sEitF
y ~. PEMBERTON annuunces his old friends and
the public general that he has located In the com.
inoulous brck buildsrs. formerly known us the t.St
and thoroughly rcnaired and retted It, and Is
piepa ed 10 entertain in good style moderate
prices he Peniherton House is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat Lanling and he Depot the Bal
anere and Ohio Railroad aorling passengers for
proprietor respectfully invites tile attention OF his ola
friends TO his house, aud solicfts OF public patron
age 4fgl. sBaG9 5i,-i5 lfstIt III anne0stf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

Daguerreotypes
MI ESSRs. BEAAiER Sc TURToN having taken the
aL Rooms ornlery occupied by Mr. L. Tarbeil as la.
Gallery, corner Main aud Bide Streets Cen
from his friends and the public at large.
They make it rule not 10 let any pictures 20 out but
wi1t are satisfactory and We II executed.
GoLd anu silver plating executed neatly
LEFT here for sign painting will be attended to
by ]. Tn'to stS brother. =. NJ mraj-3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

&. BrentIlnger q &Armstrong, -
sI,Ezs.lsi sss EsEs EsSd:f :fSIEsTG<,EGaTh,f - z
TAVTsjust received at their medical store es sun
py OF the most medicines, such aspeopie may
rely IN making their Selections no is maid m
nFees, sol article be Of the best quality. - sss
Hsrescritio put ln by mis-
atal times. day yorniaht. AS ssri ds augef
COPPER, H,k ~. * = EXT sslls W 31KSr n;
bi3ig5 q iiTanilfactory s. i5as
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofora
I bestowed uion him, the subscriber would respcctsl,
lily inform his friends and epublic generally TINT 6e
TO te above named articles In
Of he has always hand good
Tor wholesale and retail at very low prieest
He also Keeps hand cooking stoves of tho most an
proved patterns for coal and wood.
Job worlwi continue receive his particuIar
and be executed with proptness and In style thai will
please the most fastidious. 5t w..
auge4 E:yARNF;Y NO q a,.;ns,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

Great through Line for the East
hIAHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Wheeling to
IL Baltlmore,. and connecting with the Washington
Tanch Rail Road at the Junction called The Relay
House, miles nom faItinore and with tile PhiaLei.
llha, Wilmingtnna and baltimore Kali Road Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the lie completed, and
the whole is in condition, presenting one or the
most picturesque and romantic routes nthe world.
The nav and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
louisville and Cincinnati this road at eel.
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
or OH the boats 'tt7 - 80 . FSE57t
The express daily, O'Clock
,nes) al and two hours there, in
Baltimore CS0 miles, at A. NJ, the morning. MIA
passage through about 20 hours, including all
stoppages. ,- fs5f 55f4 t.s& d Z
without charge.
Washington at the junction. and for Philadelphia Bal,
timore, without extra charge; Travellers areaoyed
pie time and opportunity at all points obtain their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, (wth
privilege ofyilg the route, 50-to
Washington, $500 TO Philadelphia, St9-to had on
ts steamets OF the Union Line Ohio ard OF
vie w 81 PAR EIf. .GSeI,l.
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s8iF {5lsa2Ee. IU-PAR'INERSHIP lE'9I =
T2HE have this partnership
IL Tor the purpose ortransacting Commission and For
wardng business under the style OF Doane Cowgirl,
successors to The firms OF Cowgirl & McSwords and
s. DoaEe q Co., and solicit continuance OF the business
OF the late firms. gf A. s. DoaNE,
]. CoMGILL.
9Th. -fJ1tT4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

NJ ANTt:DA einan a cook and do house, work
w Apply at this Office. mri. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

REMOVAL.
NTESSRS. CoWG GILL & McSwORDS. and A. s.
lN1 sDoANE Ss Co., have removed from Wa:er street
to OF Mr.. PaSton's large newwarehouses Main
street where they solicit the OF the ayor
their friends. -. jaEo0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29
Adams q Cos Eixdres.s

rIaHk undersigned prepared to anuracu,e to order
Flint Glass rilges Walls, and az atlier snail Flint
Glass Instruments, such by bysicans,
tile Chemical laboratory Heinvites the or those
using ordealfng in such articles, thinks he
nsh as good article favorable terms be OBJ
tained elsewhere. WIN MORGAN,
corner Sixth ami Zane streets,
OctlTlatYtf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

T1RANZIIEII q LUTZ have removed their Wholesale
Liquor store nom he sprigg House buildings, to No
210, Market Square, 10 Vim. Halls auction Room
wer they will heretofore, keep hand stock
OF the best Wines and Liquors, the lowest prices
apps d3n. RRANZHEiAids & LU'rZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

-1-5I7 FRENCH G0LD7BAND5 CHINA. 4 --Ii
ftoMPRislNG en:itc Dinner sets, and sspuate pieces
We guarantee every article feet, and less hanau
ton average prices. HOBBS, BARNES, & Co,
6mr.t % Monroe St. near tie Pest Once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

BRANDlEs AND WINES.
on HALE pipes pure brandles; u 90, ;es:-
~ 10 barrels blackberry brandies; Is f.i,.. ...s
|a7-5 o q ginger si.g .54.,-.l,,5 i.5i =s5.55
8 cherry
sts4l 10 quarter Casks Port wiLe; ~ 5t@
L ts.sf ti6f5tit Madeira wires; =ysLr
f.! ~ Is. ft Malaga -
Just received and Tor sale at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

lEO(I bottles OF Louden's celebrated Family Medi-
lUNJO cnes. Tie only agency inthe city. -
These the best Family medicines in use. being
perfectly and will cure used 10 the diree
lions J. B. VOWELL,
als2S lF7s 81 Union street. agent
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1854.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL.

POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION
After last report went to press last night the report
of the Committee of the Whole the Senate amendments
to the Post Office appropriation bin adopted by the
House.
BoUNTy-LhND LAWS.
The bill repeating the first proyso of the fourth section
Of the act entitled An act granting bounty land certain
officers and soldiers who have been engaged in the military
service of the United States approved September 49, 1850
read third time and passed.
MINNESOTA LAND BILL
Mr. LETCIER propose to do what never did before
and that is to TO take up private Senate bill
for the relief of Thomas Bronough This returned
from the Senate with amendment repeating the act
granting lands TO Minnesota to aid in The construction of
railroads therein.
Mr. PHELPS. J tender my thanks to the gentleman
for calling up the bill for the relief of of my
stituents
Mr. WALSH. will do what | have always done he
fore, and that is object. Laughter,
Mr. HEM. move to lay the bill on the table. want
TO see how many railroad left in the hall dis
agreed to.
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TO QUIZ sUBsCRIBERs.

The Of person viii be unless The
payment OF the subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers may BY letter. the postage OF
which will be paid ali assumed by ourselves In i afs
transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER Is Published weekly during The
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions fos period less than year will be received
terms proportioned TO the above annual
ny-POSTMASTERS authorized agents and by
sending US five DAILY subscribers, with
sEM-WEEKY subscribers with e. enclosed win be entitled
copy gratu.
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SAN JuASOur usually beligerent press has all at
turned about and became members of the Peace Society
The very editors who have been camorous for the hon
of flag and have been ready to die for it themselves
who almost explode under the excitement produced by
such affairs happen at Qualla Battoo at Smyrna and
the Falkland Islands, and have very happening
at Havana are in dreadful state of mind at the
destruction OF pratca town in the Moquetor territory
For our own part we think Commander Hoins did no
more than his duty the government more than theirs
All travellers know that this mongra and outlaw town has
been the worst enemy of countrymen and nothing
more or less than thorn in their side planted there by
English intrigue 1t high time that the nest bro
ken up and though do not belong to any party,
have the hope that the administration win hot shrink
from the responsibility Of this good action. Suppose the
Cyane had sailed off without obtaining any satisfaction
whatever what outcry would have been raised against
the government and Captain Holinsl We should
have heard the last of it. O.P Q.
IN T. Day Book.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. 1864


The Senate eight o'clock and the following bills
were considered and passed l1rH" f.HIH0 4 E
bill for the relief of David c. Cash and Giles u Ellis
bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to settle
the accounts of Thomas Jordan assistant
the United States army.
bill for the relief of Ira CALL of Huron county Ohio
bill for the relief of the legal representatives of John
Rice Jones, deceased.
bill to extend the right pre-emption on unsurveyed
lands in Minnesota, and for other purposes.
a bill for the relief of Jacob Baker of Sandusky city,
A bill for the relief of Thomas G. Green.
ME- CHASE Withdrew his amendment to the bill to grad
e ana reduce the price of the public lands actual
ueIs ana cuhvaors; and the read third time
and passed.
Mr. WELLER, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
poed el to increase the pay of the rank and file in
e aihy ana 10 encourage enlistments which
sldered and passed.
The resolution granting extra compensation to the re-
p9r.e lor the Congressional Globe taken up amend
Mr. PETIT, from the Committee on Private Land
onS 70 Whoh was referred the petition of +. A, Whit
Ses, repof'eu oii authorizing the title of the United
Ses 10 ioi NO 20 IN square No. ll6 be conveyed
Foiliot A. Whitney; which was considered and passed
Mr. SUMNER from the Committee on Pensions re;,orted
lief of Jonathan Pearce of Muskingum county Ohio and
1t was read third time and passed "
MIR. STUART asked and obtained leave TO introduce a
Joint resolution to enable the Secretary of The nerior 10
retain the present force in the General Land Onco nn
the next session Of this Congress- which was read three
tunes by unanimous consent, and passed
Mr. TOOMBS submitted the following resolution which
was considered by unanimous consent and agreed 10
Resoired, That the Committee on the Judiciary iponir
no he existing laws concerning navigation the coan
and report at the next session, by bill otherwise
whether any, and il any, what, changes in them NAV be
necessary to cheaper the transportation commodtes and
W promote the general interest of the country.
Alter anexecutive session, Mr.. ELLEE from hecommt-
@ conference on the dsagreeng votes Of the houses
On Tue army appropriation BILL submitted report which
was agreed to-
"r BROW called up his resolution in relation to pay
nv 'ne washington Union Sentinel, aud National Intel
LOT 'he publication of snch portion of the Senate
present Congress-
"r' ohASE moved TO amend by inserting the aNation-
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the sricte silence Spanish affairs and that the Times
correspondent writing under the ih inst states that the
ministers had ordered their carriages for FranceQueen
Christina having already quilted Madrid for the frontier and
Queen Isabella being gone to La Granja. w. II.
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to modify it. suit the convenience the House and
the pressure of business
The rules were suspended-yeas l30, nays 81
Mr.. CAMPBELL moved TO amend the resolution of the
Senate by striking out "l2 o'clock m,D and inserting
"Monday, August 7th o'clock a. m7 provided that no
question other than that to adjourn be taken after the hour
OF o'clock, P. M, to-day
The amendment was adopted
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BY Mr.. CHANDLER The memorial of J Linnard
Thomas Watson and other citizens of Philadelphia
asking Congress to recognise the independence and naona
existence of Liberia.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

We have no great regard for Bostonian mo- rals generally, Sheis very English in her ways
 put or all her numeuros coteries, the most pes- tiferous and despicable is the Parker Philips assembly of fanatics and fools, with their dou-
 ble-dlstllled moonshine of universal brother hood, while they excite mob to murder: and
 their maudlin transcendentalism which stag gers through our libraries in such pitiable state, that one would like to send it to the watch-house where Don Quixote's vagrant vo- lumes were detained. On the whole, it is we'll that our countrymen should continue to scorn the sentimental incendiarism of these men, and hold themselves always ready to take up arms in defence of the constitution and the true ll- berty of the country. By so doing, they may succeed in proving at least that 1t is not Irish men who break ballot boxes at New Orleans, or attack Boston court house with intellectual battering rams, but the sons of Englishmen and the descendants of tories, assisted by paid rowdies, who manage to seduce a few real Ame- ricans into their ranks for moment though the latter soon become ashamed of the com- panionship It is fortunate, however, that this association of knaves and dupes can never be- come formidable The law vindicates itself even in Boston, and the country repudiates the sentiments of the Parkerite clique. Again we congratulate our countrymen, prticularly the Irish military company which was ordered out on the occasion, on being hissed loudly" by the sneakng ruffians who assailed the court house, and were driven away by mere hand full of men in the honest discharge of their duty
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

only in consequence of incessant rains. After they learned the action of this county, they immediately called another meeting and ratified and endorsed our nominee. Does this look like Standing aloof," as the Gazette says, or as the Whig avers refusing their conidence"'- Some other shift must be made. This is too s1Allow, too bare-faced, too palpable to deceive even the most unsuspecting. ("I!.
 We should like to see the articles of agree ment, under which the allies are worklng.- Wonder if vote for Auditor is notthe recom- pense, the editor of the Gazette is promised for his friendly assistance in the lection Of the editor of the Whig. If so, the promise, we inn agine, will never be redeemed. The editor of the Whig will never reach that position which will enable him to repay his friend the Captain. Work, Captain, the thirty pieces of silver" are offered you! Work, ye allies, the battle Waxes warm!
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

THE LARGEST CIRCULATION, even in this county, has been awarded to us by the decision of the post master This is small matter, but it proves that the word of the Whig is good for nothing The issue we made was, as to the circulation in the State. The Whg endeavor- ed to narrow it down to the circulation in this county, and even upon this, it has been proven that our circulation is the largest of the three papers in the city.
 The Whig has expended much bitterness to keep up the impression upon the public mind that its circulation Is larger than that of any other paper. In doing this it has resorted to all manner of tricks and even to falsehoods It now stands exopsed As in the case of the Nebraska bill, where 1t asserted the law gave the right of suffrage to free negroes and fuqitive slaues,'' it has been convicted of false state- ments.
 Taking the whole State, we have circula- ton which exceeds that of the Arkansas Whig. atthis moment by nearly 800 subscribers We have now almost 2,OOO subscribers, and if our list continues to increase as 1t has done in the last six months, 1t will reach at the end of the present year to the number of 2,5OO Already it exceeds that of any paper ever published in the State. Let advertisers bear this in mind.