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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-03
REMOVAL
49, New Music Store. ~
= Sign of the 6srccinn -Trigomum, No. 100
NInin Street.

~ = ,INIO 1FIuoIC JUOIC.
Sign of the Grccinn Trigomum, No. 100
Hlnin Street.
ssfy@ J. FICKIESON would respectfully an
2TE"51fE, nounce to the citizens Wheeling and vi
enity that be; he has Just opened new and
Guitars. Volmccllos, Fagolets, Flutes, Flies, Accore
ons Banios, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments the
first and best make. ~ aa .-s-"T-'a 7
Instruction books all kinds Instruments; and for
singing. .E
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and violn also the
ltalan Violin and Guitar Strings. .Ts
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks also Violin anu Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards.
Bows for ViolincelIo and Violin '"''
kieaer's Furniture Posh renovating vanished
Fur urc, such PaIos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture. Na
Also for sale by tho Agent for Kleber Pittsburg Panos
OF the first and best manufa cture i'll the United
as Nunns and Carks grand and square Pianos b. Dun.
h:ms, Haett and Aliens celebrated oston Pianos,
Agent for the make OF Carhardt and Ncedhans PIte1It
Meloleons.i lls.l5F 3 % 2 -7sf
Aceordeons and kind of repaired
n tleI IOIyc f11ric
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-03
RATES OF ADVERTIslNG

THE lJNDERSIGNED. publishers OF newspapers in
a. fv of Wheeling in view OF the increased price OF
~ J.bor other expenses rendering thei expenses
r. Sre,lcr than heretofore, do agree TO charge the follow
u, Taes for advertising, and in case whatever TO
Sr less the rates bellows cn lines or less OF non
IsrciI constituting square: -.e.H
iinnEA linn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-03

800 wood band boxes .... .-s.-.r.
Thankful for the beraI heretofore extended
US, we solicit continuance OF the same.
sel3 ...TrlI rsEls MoCLALLENS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-03
McCLALLENS q KNOX

~ Boys HAS and Caps, at the
toeH knoton stand Of the
.i5 BIG RED BOOT. ~
TTTE are owrcceIvngfrom Eastern ns
w the largest and best
tued assortment OF Boots and Shoes Fall Winter
offered in this any other market They
been manufactured to order, according
tions, and intended expressly for retailing. To
regular customers and all others who favor with
call, offer unusually large variety OF Roots and
Shoes, which guarantee quality material and
workmanship to th0se manufactured in this or any other
partof the United States Our stock will be found con.
sis il part, OF the following seasonable goods:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-03
5d;r4vRR !; 4; RRTDFzT9Si y FREGGh, EDITORS.
oFFICE-NO. 81, Water Street, between Me-.oe
and Quincy.
TERMS.

0.Iy per annum S'O'
or 10 cents per week
mi weekly, per annum -.......----.-.---..3oO 90
,r..v,x "......................... 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
Penberton9 House. 'I5
Ngnt6r altfEHf. Egei6Vv Nnhhfoe.a q

-ils q .lu8fis b ,iMnkELlNG,iVA.ss n lt]it a.N..a
Tl N. .PEMBBRTOS anliuunces 10 his old friends and
il tile public geneIalE tat9 has W tle eyIn-
nujouB br ok bulld,rg. formerly Known as tle Isl.
0haTles and Thoroughly repaired and reltted i and s
pela ed egIe tain tra l go AtnloleIeIe
pTl6es The ePembefton Honso is Situated immediately
OH The Steamboat Ia1lts and HE Of The Bal
tlhote and Ohio uRdl oad aordlhg Tor The
cars OF packet boats eonyenent storpins Place Tc
prOpTet5T TeSpt inyiies ile attention 0 old
tsnds 10 hs House, aud solitlts share Of public atrop
soe " r niJ90lft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

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~ ASSlGNEES mo IllCts lld 81 gtfoh
A III pArsons indebted 10 Wheeler q Lalin, 81 book
"a. account 81 oths tSse, d heIeby botlhe it pay.
neht must be made 10 ng1Gna4
tbs SSTe i IA iort Ia bsnsh al az
Ani2 y. VI. kApllRT0Ns 1fnsleel
b xstyeFpof1a 600 Ianda Oip arsl q 5Aiif 3
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
New sI IGusio Store slaet ~
sign SIn iEssE. 1ss snaPl t0o

NOW WHiIIWUIUWbUUNUtII. II.I7I 70 q
ssan Of thb tsFs6ih a. Jltl konunii Mo- 400
,hifat t9Vl Hkotn btfeets ~ t II =
,,r..y4,1, 8 " Fic would .tay an.
lBplhee 10 tle ql allA VI, ",
~ IN Kl nj GiDity that ne has 1lht pfenei a new anu
II ~ III lot thg sale oI Xolills,
Guitars, Vioncelos FlSgos Aeeofde,
ons, Banjos and TSmborinss Brass lpatSlmeptA tho
Instruction Sli BOOKS books FOR ali kads Of Instruments,
Music for the Plano, GdtaI Flde and Violin, aso the
newest Rongs DustS e6., aud he, worry best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar StTngs! !f w .eai. @
CiaTonetsi Reedb, Tuning Fofal also Violin and Guitar
Screws VloEniIiRger and Tall Boards.'i A4 ~
Hnws Tor VIOncello and Violin. Z, 90 1at Sth
A.KiSseps Furniture Polish for fonoyatihg vaTnisheu
Eurrlta[s sllshss p!Aees 3oats ossty
Also tcT sSio blythe Eeht for ReBSr Pittsbg FisnoS
OF tho st and best nahua ttuIe u tie United
Rs Nunns and Ciarips grad Ind ~ Dun
Agent lorthe make OF Carhafdt and Patent
Nelolenna. MO- 40 s hua ~ Ri fft 4ke f-i4N
AccoTdeonv and all Kind repaired
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
STEFAN 7IIARBLE WORKS,

.4lB6 MARkBp pSTgtpVHEEblNG,lYA, !
THE SUBRCRiBRk having made ektentiye Arrange;
nonts inthe EastiOf tho supply of Marble and cons
templatlng tho erection Of steam No w0n invite
The Attention uildeTe, and 10 gem
eIai 10 thS Inspection Of his stock cohsstl of
kgytlan, SeHnaI end other Blatbes finest
qualities any
Deaers would mid 10 their onspett his
stock hefore ptrchaslng else where sy2si 81
HIa work Is done in The most elaborate style aud he
would invite the attention OF 10 exaB1e Ills
other ealved Monuments ccns
oanS Tombs Head and foot stones &c and Crave yard
Mor Being ekabSd by his superior ac
itiesto supply his work at, than
any other ahishmept In the country; IT, III f9 tgt
Please give me call and eSatnih6 my work
L Ilslf Ftgi1 MICIA Ri u. fROHAN,f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
! Z aGHOR GM Nj dDNDEL.
Ne Iha. AnInin airAelil :

tSS, .Ss, s,Ssa :, ,,tssp & es9ty''
a,.o T.hIa ss5
Iids Shd 70 cont Ss Sf hand iarsJ
assortment Furnature or every description Gilt aid
SpS tsHSSpS5SRt IeaSe SIsS d
sSss PSs sf s '
\ @9o' ThbT1as lHughes 2sisel}
T thv EaStetn ellisa With the Htsh'
1sSSs o$sS SE E a ontis yEsPINGs.
apS etNts NetioaI been exhibited
spsst S his Goods, S S Ills Sssof nom lie Sh5i
csstoftRSSaS YORK ssi ID oEll, Hon
m "a zee aLd admire -+ald ed tayikhbip tn afilr ii
igig7 - III, No IS, esTnor, Monroe s,a
IL A fSTTElIS +, III If1tTiSff5EI n nav
- - - ~ = ~ Is q !, sSsss n ,sst,.s
IS stteliiST q giIstsSe ! RC0as, . sIpi
.9s VIZ NJ, ~
kf all, Gosalsatt t6Si hs7 nav sola6iass
m ny e We lnlsAoSe
hs tojgpdsse IEefssss4 9tlS
beauty and netesoil VIII attained by tho
PS t6S tttEstiyS q
SS aT mems ~
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.u. IN
tlkO0nbs NOI HH ulollkoe nkea near Inc fo8t Oteei
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vi h e,t, w. 31JAgu6rf6ODypOb TX
3 .tSlSYiAND SlDE LII HIT A IRA NGEAENT,
" q eoP
psatssso OF black atyls q cases always
on JAM nsma: one
sSTan ann''' N' ~ N notyIis
@SssS % " - - i,ssksSy!l.g 100,
Rssps Itse,isS 3 mn " 4. q VI ~, ~.
RsaSs Is I'VE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

' 81 5.o e. VARfNEiY & sgsa ,.ga
49, p MANUFACTURER OF sis.
WIPER, TIN q 8IrIsgT I1s0l sNK7AASA
ai M No.a ASlnst!y near tllo Cteek Hi iidgei y 4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

ilNlisIIsIff 3kIl-PAr ln IA " ynEtp
,LINHE aubscribeTs have thA day
III Tor tht purpose rahShcthS conqs and Ept,
WSfdihg butiness under te of peahe q ss
jsliecessbfb to tho Aims OF COwg AndA.
S DcApS & Co.. and pllslt q! bgsInfss
erl Arms ssi X s1.nggy i, ,Gogsiiia n IgiEa I
i,iAfarelrtsfh, 1884 lhl q tyss43s.1s; mfill
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
.tlTIlYI. y. RUSIINESS
5.T0gT5 3 n 0vVMLIi1

Ijrsh 1lTslt IN &
Il Drug Me iiies Paints OILS Z, Z,
DyesthiIss intent = e's;
1T .,I. llsj eSRJJ ID "a SEs. lile
I WI fnIe an q retail II q ,;l3. y
p 0RUGGISl,t i,s's', ,
., no, ~ sitsst1ae,. ~ y. -s -S
i Nv m ~ Nm r. q IN ttoIi },
y III IsIsa SjSs 10. II 0s !, AtNsps IA
once oion floih 6tloejM IL until y! pa piaeolit3
"a S Episysstpsid
on spec N ga n NJ ( ,t Hu b 81 s " NO
ss B sss & Fis
qls 4 sbN pT.siah h a I.
& 5ylig Mccoy TrsisaIsI. esssl
q. N. nksl(Ti,I, NJ A.ipETzERl
HI & n, Is, II lI(t tE=s i. ~ ~ CtllpS no
FiStffh 5iiselti ers IA all Kinda Of taJ6 q
& F1anoy and Stapl Q Dry ltfo odH,
sb,nsI IN ard Union teora nom
\ s. glskhapl's Ap6p4e sSsII
\ re- n a. 1VfilIer 81 Bro. I p
I1oUels AND aNIlEIig., N : 9; I
Nh SSs. MSIn Street., " 6eellIg. Va asenl less
nv. : AZ. iS ESl " EtiII.li. n & VI
Cheap E'urnis ID hiny M arer oras,
gt6iS MAI \, EsL h " h, 4, ig
A Aehbi8ss ehEaSs SGoSIs
ssjes and best On eiSi Ky ~
d6sed pfe6s9 yl9sAR 3l4 v. !-2. q
iTTHIT Ell l6S b 10 d, 4, tl.e' llita
k{ilgi tS Tiai, i9FkiR yRtHe6l ~ Btau6pa p
~ IN ifiS Srss n ths bidding keee aside
100 al 1Aty ibd ffotllf Gfft t{4ii
iT009 llf 85adsC CalvinpIa Rice lPaf
q EAzIER, n APER HAN ER, I, &ca
| 5Si5a M. iSo Min SttreetI pgS n lqfj'
4 BabIb-iy5l p saswHEtstiiN al Qlis asqil
w 81. C.TsTi f & BRG O i. l5 y 4 !.
DenI Isr Ia b Dhd IJSiii ~ esIts
'a'9'5s,''' '',. 9'l s. DRY i, s. S@ H.,
No. i7e, MARxET. .sTEEsf lgIlsklIHs. Va.
sI7T III 81 IA IL r. ELL. W. Il, aeoL
WHOLESALE Dealer I'M esn
I Foreien and Domestie Vince aud Hqvors. !
pm N6isf NyRsf slbE MkRkET SeulRE,"
maT-ty MIsHLING. W.. aiiIslls ~ u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

Uitte.l ssa,Ss g SllsiIing WarehogsS:
II +, 1I'
AtSStstyt 81 4 & sSg = ) IN d; ~
O41O 1Nt1li11N ~ 5ylflsl ~ y Sn4OIAi
aS9 sSsstI, o
u RSshonabie 'cloibiFr, and Youths and Chidreh'i
OIohinC which M dsnosel OF ON teTmS
IN 3,
ELiAs OWL ~ ~ =, = s ! !. y, ROLAND
tflt 9ASSGgiSABH FACTORY, 4,
.,,sN ID sEi w ne mp 0fI.ii4 MD seslt
sili y6S q N -. :. - ~ - ~ ssei
NJ - u SL,,3,s,.s
t40ptSl =, y .a'ss' ~ -
Z. 2e oRNvRE W. tiRg gnI NGi syA.f,s5 3asyss
Rns s an M N,
every size, p 57il ~ iai.s sssJ ait
nom bead g inch are inld
ar. Ssaillsa sthsS isioasry orTsyoi-
'Hi Tbs ess 4 easlIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

GttSpifeVs nusfs sOounhellora Nc ldlw1T4i II
00ieslN0. co. Monroe Street & tsaa ,,1tf
yfst ~ TT lIiIi n ais nsfth ftht3iNYHRRtlNpisNA.ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

ASSIG GNEEpS. mo ElCE b asq = ion
"A III psrtoss LgssRtsa @ %hsslss Is dslIS sy book
pebt must be made 70 me loyhwil HgtSns3
tho same 20 me tho beneht OF theiI
.ianl2 --. ~ q j. III. pkNNl1iI0Ma Ifulllnu-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

-...-,
TTE L9ts536 "a BACH I{f tslf q 5lflFIlI
10 aqsi,9 fhstaatd it'd Hat ne. n
ITO those wjshingg hair tlat may be depeHded %
~ OH eheet nuns fd above. best
oTeity TeeYeEee eanb1 70 It's superiority
event oI The \; FSS sas yh9lsrsla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

- DR. 5.,OsllURp, . :, n VI sl d, M
% Nam Street, one door South OF Jpdse rgys
,.|' .' .Y{tie eaPl ii4 q yy4ikgLlNG VA,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

lgai.5 inisg hHufIiAWREkLlNGVAgAA Euf 90 ~
n now receiving LA RIG LOT OF Ga RIP ETs, RJG
SA AIsG Sps ~ aSS ElSaE olS
assortment OF Furnaure or every description Gilt a
Mghokhn3 Rramea Iook pg NJ
kiacgRny vRhesfs, HarBtsbi q, Carfea
Spring, Sackng Notions, Brass and Mahogany Kh
ekt M oTIhteh will bo1old az atlhe0Westpreeaa hlg9t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

gi8s .ilY 81 ia M.dF2 ELL Hsg& - eeabg
Wholesale Dealer In GRO elTtiesin
/, .FOreigg md Domsstie Vince g4a ttgvorsY II
pm SHl96f WEI slnR NkRkEg SpulRE,t' - -
ma7-ty ~ WIIgRLlNG, VA :gaiaaaa - n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

,sl3's,s .,;s,I j. @. III "A RIB OJF s
~ MhOleaaIe Q a6a N elhiIt IIenlor Ia ~
!OARPETS, n u Gs9 4 OIL CEp pTF5H
klN(i GLASSES, e yUpllOll9Tltltk ~
NAHROR REVEllYSI1RACAkI IRNA1Ntff =
- A 40. 143, HAfN srREi 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

81 t4ss7at iss'For Sunfish.isQq
!. THR fast running Steamer istephen
4 ~. H 1Inynrd, BvoFH Mister. having been
Ssl orspa aInthd and resLeeoTateds Will leave
Wheeling ior SilDfsh ard al liEtermedlate
iahdin9s EyEiY pAY hall past o'cl0eks Y. Mi '
For Iraehi or naasage apply on b0ardl N IN Aop2ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

" M flusf y ~ MafbIo Mhson anu Vault BulIueT,
naAiso Caleinedf fPlabtet Hydfa1llc Cement Plaser
Josts and M6les, and tind etoeei watfhntcd
II the dfbSt trade ntfces. e nsf I3ely efss g1Yd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

.fsfnok 20 7oy'f einoVali hoy lisl .aia% z.
AToCbhBbENS ts NOXi iIhye fspoys,i their Jp7set.
M g t's PiT four ni9rI
I'D S,'s n No. d 1a,, Main street, \ \ + q e x
Atsw bbildiLgs Norm of tlle tieehlhlst
hAu on the opposite side OF tie doofs South
Sa1SSRkk ioi Ihs patton t0orS extended 6 ts
tisS Srics ics DOL ioIhs 81 csr q Bid
greater indneeinents for buying than heretofore. y
ae2s n < 81 AepI LIENS e KNOX s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
7PHYsr0IIAEJs }

.-1' OIs A. OauuRpS4A y. ~ w
opplov, vo{! {ssTss 4. Of Henry
.hpyA sIali,. iowha StifnH6ij VA
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BUSINESS { ARDS.5 5....I q
LAWYER 8 i.

~ ANDREW q. KENNEDY, ~
HHEgtlAs, "a !, I, s.,Ds :. D.. 9ss X
c,oFRioE Oh Monroe sttset,te deoys below tou'ih'
1Sff IAN 10 ~ filft odl r.. 4ltllU.N .Nel .ilh ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

\ New STYLE OF RAmWoAp.-A Mr.. Mutt,
of Dayton, Ohio, has left at the office Of the
Gazette, of that city, a model of railroad,
invented by himself The following are the
chief points in which it differs from the rail.
roads now in use:
LIST. 1t avoids the expense of grading and
gravcling-thc track being elevated from
four to eight feet above the ground, resting
on a wooden structure.
ID The cars have no wheels, and the 10.
comotiye has but one whccl--a single dri.
yer.
3D. The track is composed of single rail
4,h. The cars can never be thrown from
the track except by distractions purposely
arranged to do mischief
9th. Half the power required on the ordi.
nary road, may be dispensed with, while
the speed may be greatly increased.
9Th. The cost of construction will he re.
duccd fully One-third.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

EFFECTS or CoNrRACrioN.--'rhc following
from a Milwaukee paper, is as applicable
here as in that meridian:
The effects of the contraction of the Banks
of this city, ncccssitatcd by the extraordina-
ry demand for coin--is to reduce wheat %
cents bushel. Spring wheat ON saturday
sold at 50 cts when it was commanding 81 30
cents in Buffalo. There is no currency to
buy with, because the Banks are preparing
for all sorts of runs and panics. They must
strengthen themselves to guard against all
contingencies. Let the demand for coin
cease, and they will 20 on and do their u
sual business. Now they cannot discount
notes from apprehension. Have our farmers
for moment thought that all their mortga-
ges are payable in coin? Suppose it should
eXacted, could they pay it easily? Even so
it is of merchants notes They are all of
them payable in coin. These facts should
teach us all to be forbcaring. We can injurc
each other by this mutual war and distrust.
We should say stand by each othcr--for in
union there is strength The hrmcr-thc
merchant, the laborcr and the capitalist
alike, have an interest in sustaining our
Home Institutions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

iioissE CRAWLING rWorGH Posr.-A sto.
~ istold Of the Rev Mr.. Spraruc. of Duh
In, y. H., which sets the rrmarkabl, sim.
plicity of the learned parson in a most Iudi-
crous light. Paying visit To one of his M
ri,honers, h. threw the bride of his horse
over the post Of rail fence near the house.
During his stay the animal contrvcd to dis
engage the brdlc from the post and get it
under his feet; seeing which, a servant girl
drew the rcins through one of the morticcs
and over the top Of the post, in the form Of
moose. The pareon, going to unite his
horse, was indcScrbably astonishcd 10 fini
the bride, which lac had simply thrown over
the post, thus passed through one Of the
holes.
This beats ali, =" calculated hc TO himself;
~ never saw the Ike in all my life before
10 he sure, We read Of camel going thro'
tue eye OF needle, but that was in the days
OF miracles. No, no, | never saw the like
oil inns before lie examined il anew; he
tried to get the bride out, but it surpassed
his ingenuity. "Ycs, it must be-" said he.
"thc horse has actually crawlcd through the
poat-holc; there is no other way to account
for it,
Full of this impression, and dcsparing of
making tn animal rctrace his steps he
whipped ont his knife and was about cutting
the rcins, when the same girl, perccving
the quandary, released the horse and cxplai-
ned the mystery But if the simple parson
had been astonishod before, he was little less
so now, TO find his own penetration surpass-
cd by that Of servant girl.-"iIey, girl"
said he, II believe you are right, but how in,
the name OF wonder should girl like YOU
know more than a man of my learning? It
is astonishing astonishing .-mirac ulous :.
miraculous ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25
The Election Result.

"New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and
Illinois have given anti-Nebraska verdicts.'
So saysa fusion paper before us. We are at
a loss 10 see how an anti Nebraska victory is
deduccd from the election in Illinois The
democrats have certainly gained one member
of congress in the Springfield district, and
the great file leader of the Nebraska forces
in the |. 5. house Of representatives,, Col
Richardson, is reelected by an increased
majority in the Quincy district Yet in no
portion Of the state was the question more
fairly and squarely fought on the Nebraska
issue than in these districts And while we
can count these gains, no dist. has been lost.
Then the anti-Ncbraska forces of the whole
state were united on Miller against Gov.
Moore, for state treasurer, yet the latter is
elected 10y majority, according to the last
accounts, of three or four thousand thus
giving the Nebraska forces a majority on the
popular vote in the state equal to 10000 in
New York. We know the fusionists claim
that they have majority of the popular
vote II the aggregate on congressman is Ia
ken, but that is obviously not a fair test
IL is well known that in both lN,mbull's and
Aliens districts many democrats voted fol
the so-callcd anti Nebraska candidates
while many Nebraska wings voted the samC
ticket. The vote on state treasurer is Ger
. ! tnipiy th. fnirnct .st Tho r.c,lt in Illinni,
then simply sums up, gain Of one member
of congress, and respectable majority OF
the popular vote. We should be quite con
tent if the Nebraska democracy sustained
everywhere only such defeats as that in Hi
nois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25
A New llul,l,lp.

The mamoth dailics at the East are dis
cussing grand project which has just been
conceived and is receiving shape and consist
cncy under the name of the Central Amer
lean Land and Mining Company having in
view The colonization of the Mosquito coast
by cmigrants from the t. $, and the ulti-
mate annexation oft the territory to the AM
crican Union. The company have as the ba-
sis of their plans a grant of an immense tract
oflanl in Nicaragua and Costa Rica to an
Englishman named Shcppcrd, By the Mos,
quito King, which grant they have purchas
ell and are about TO parcel out into planta.
tons, village lots, &c. Charles Morgan is
said to he president of the company, and
such men rs ". Cost johnson, Jos. l.. White
and senator Cooper directors. Hon. H. l.
Kinney ofTexas, Of whom many of our cit
zcns have yet vivid remembrance in con
ncction with his operations in this quarter
some 10 or2o years ago, is also named as ;
chief manager of the scheme; and worst o
all, the honorcd name ofGcn. Shields is con
ncctcd with it, as likely TO proceed to tn,
Mosquito country to take the chief direction
of the affairs of the company-a statcmcn
which certainly needs confirmation. Thes,
reckless spectators have a way of connect
ing great names with their projects, whicl
must subject any such statement at least t.
great suspicion. The scheme is dcnounce,
by the New York Tribune as "cxclusiyel,
directed to the formation of now say
state in that region" byrobbing those veal
and distracted peowers Of their territory, 70
the alleged grant, it says "has been repeat
cdly disowncd by the English authorize
and by the present chief; and in fact neyc
was Of any value The whole affair look
like another 'muslict speculation" of Gee
Law, and at most may result in throwing an
other heavy batch Of 'lancy stocks" on TIA
money market to swindlc the crcdulous an
fill the pockets Of set Of reckless gamblers