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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-14
IMPROVED
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Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
CLASS 10
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Capital Prize, $4,000,
LOCO PRIZES!

Tickets 81. Halves 80 sc. Quarters 81 ~.
Tickets this great Scheme for sale 5y all respect
able dealers in the United states and Canada.
Bills ON all solvent Banks taken par. All eommunicr
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- ,Ss- Parties wishing 70 order Tickets 10 TIE above
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SAMUEL SWAN,
noy24-td Agent and Manager Atlanta, Ca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-14
Notice.

HAVE this day sold MIR james A. Vi C!ure my entire
interest the Business lately carried under the hrm
Of Mcclure Martin, who will continue the same on hs
own account at the Old Stand No SO, Union street
Mr. MCLURE will settle all claims ard hlbliites oD
the part OF the Firm, and collect The debts due same
n6r1stF p u. MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-14

No ICE
A s EXECUTOR or the will VI Michael G Sizzsn De.
n ceased will Tar fJr SAFE tie 5th Of Dsssmber
next st tb- Court HJuss n the Nashville th iol
loving LOIS ana Parcels Of and
Los Nos II, II, %. AID "a known and distinguish
ed In po; OF College Lott orusry belonging u John
Priee Lots IL snG front each fsst on MRikt street
tNashvel extending BACK ! 2 feet Lots % and "A
'front.' each 80 eeE On COisss sIset running back ll2E
fstt opposite = and iS.
Cherry street Lot Col sze H in said city frcnng
on Cherry stree, with Improvements OF GRE.
ALMA Tract paTcsl OF Land, living in ManTy
county, on be waters OF Lsele Greek branch Of Duck
river. contain ~ Sixy-two ss az Joining lizm I'd
monosOn formerly and Tract tf ss e. five scrss al
j'inlng the last named. or 'h formerly Owned By said
Edm ndsOl.
TE S or SALE Six and twelve uoptbs, with noses
Psya5e IN ossE satisfactorily endorsed, aud on rsain-
ed On the property.
For further particulars spp.7 70 the undersigned Cherry
street Ndsh ile 5ES-E CuLLlNS. Executor.
~" Columbia Herald eOpy three vines. aud sc, bin
" ths nee uuT2Y- dS wtd
XTALUAbLE REAL E3S TATE EOR SALE.
The unde signed proposes 10 ss'l portion ct the
ate which be resides in lns eUCoiy Of Maury known
Hamilton place
These lands are beautifully located. well improved
waiered and umbered aud 10 point Of fertility productive
and heGilhtunss surpassed q tquled. By
any lands in The STATE Of Tenuesses There IN shs
neighbornoOd Episcopal, Presbyterian Methodist
Cuurehss also Schools male and female in the midst OF
of good society be iOUDd in the SOUL
200 offered for sale fronting on the ColsD-
ba Central Turnpike Road divided INTO FIVE LOTS con-
taniug go IS. I55 Is0 and severally. The i'm
pruyenenis consist OF 4 BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT
TAE but oi brek, containing eight rooms, with reeee-
ssFy OGtbWldng 800 acres Of cleared land under good
fence cvsrSser houses negro quarters blacksmith and
carpenter ssOp. mill house, earn crib &C. &c. &c
The lands will be s0d either IN body, IN lots. II aOt
disposed Of by the 6rst OF November will be offered
public sale in lois To professional gentleman, merchant
or southern planter who desires beautiful country resi-
dence these lands Osr great gtrsctOns- is rare thai
such lands are offered tor sale
address the undersigned at AshwOod Post Ofoe, Msny
county, Tenn
~. P~tLs Of the land may be at the store Of Mares
Orr CAN'T, Columbia and with r Houston ESQ, NASH
vile, Tenu.
seJtl6-tf LUCIUS J. POLK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
TILE LATEST NEWS
RRCRIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
COMPASSIONATE

WAsHlNGToNs Dec. %.
HousE.-The balloting for Speaker y as resumed
after ;he roll was called. Two ballots being lad.
the last Of which Resulted: Banks Ie3; R,chs,Jso5
68; Fuller S2i scattering s; log necessary 10 4
choice.
The House continued voting and more ballots
were had, THE SD resulting as follows: Banks 100
Richardson 6s, Fuller so, Pennington S, scatter
ing 5; IS hole number Of votes cast 208; necessary
TO choice los.
ME. Smith of Va. made brief statement 10 show
that Mr. Banks lad left the American party and
The fusionists for the express purpose aud design
Of resisting hat he charges as the sggressions Of
Slavery.
Mr.; Grow in replying said that those voting for
Sir. Banks understood their duties without in-
struction or advice iron the othsr side OF the
House.
Dir. Smith responded, that he wished the coun-
try 10 understand the character OF the man The
fusionists were voting for.
The ballotIng was then resumed and two more
votes were had. the last or s5th resulting as fol-
lows; Banks SO, Richardson, &c, Fuller 90, Pen
nington 6, Scattenng4.
Humphrey MsrShalL then, at 5 o'clock. moved
TO adjourn, which was negatyed by Al mai.
Mt. Orr subsequently moved sn adjuurumt mt,
winch prevailed 10y 10 majority, and at O'Clock
the House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
NEW YORK MARKET

Dc. 29.-StockS hIgheri Cleveland and ToieCo
Al S-s. Reading 9I3. Missouri 6's 8Ii.
Cotton market quiet with sales Of 600 bales.
Collie dull, sales of 200 bags Rio at 10. Sugar
firm, sales $50 hhds. N. o. AloiaSseS firm, sales
800 bbls Oils quiet !and unchanged. Iron firm,
sales oil 8, GOAL LOO. PTeghtS heavy.
The news by the Pacific hos silIene1 the mar
ket for common grades Flour, and prices may be
quoted cd higher, with however only limited bu
SinesS doing fJr export and very moderate tranSac
lions fer home consumption. The tOtaI stock Of all
descriptions, as near can be ascerialned, is not
f1r from zoe, 900 bills. of which about 10000 bblS
is Southern, and $4,000 Canadian. Sales S,25
for common State, S,37aS, SO for Extra do. Moder-
ate export demand for Southern Flour and market
steady, sales at S,75a9, 81 for ixe 10 choice and
9,5na10,5 so for fancy and extra. Rye Flour quiet,
at 5.T5a7,O0 for fine and SuperfDe.
Wheat, rather more export demand but buyers
and sellers apart III their views, the nominal quo
tntionS are 1882 Tor red western and southern,
and 2G0al6 for white, red Tenn. 1877. Rye. there
is less export demand and mTrket heavy sales al
1928. Corn, good export demand aud market firm.
new yellow jersey sOs90c, for the hole range OF
nsw yellow and ~ hite southern 92a93. Oats are
Western.
Pork market dull and lower, sales at Is for mess
and 1851 for prime, cIusiug heavy. Beef dull and
dropping, sales at 9al0 for country prime, 10, 50a
70 for do mess, and 14al4,15 fuI re-Packed west
ern; beef hams lower, sales at l3al6 for whole
range. Dressed hogs declined 10 I3a8, with mad
e:ate business. Lard shade better, sales ia
123. Cut meats moderate request al S3aS4 fol
shoulders, and 94aI04 for hams. Butter l1a23 fol
Ohio, and 23a27 for State. Cheese dull, sales al
94al1c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-The $40 A N Train will connect at
sandusky with Morning Train from Toe!Oi at Monroe
willie with Chicago Express Southern Division C. T.
Roadi Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express
Clevelandi Mansfield Junction with Day Express
Pittsburgh and Newark with the East and trains
on entTal Ohio Railroad.
The $50 Train will at Sandusky with stea
Fay City from DetToitj MonUoeIiIie with
Train on & T. K. at Shelby Junction at 5.21
with Nail Tram on G f. K K for Columbus and Gin
climatic at Mansfield Junction at 55 with Fast train
on o 6 ( 4 for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
GOING NORTH-The Q. 90 A \ Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train rom Beaire
Central Ohio R at Mansfield Junction with Express
for Pittsburg; at Shelby Junction at 1915 with Gin
CinRati Express for Cleveland Buffalo and New York,
and at Monroeville with Mail Train T. & T Road for
Toledo, Chicago. DC.
The :. 10 Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East Central Ohio Road; at Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train for Ptsburgh; at Shelby juno
ton at 81 with Cincinnati Mail CleveaRdi at
MunroeviIe with Night Express Toledo and LhicagO
aud al Sandusky with steamer bay City for Detroit aud
Chicago
Sanlnsky, Aug. ., 1855 an15-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
FROM WAsHINGrnM

Dc. 2s.-Between so and 60 democrats at
tended the caucus held at the capital this after.
noon. MIR. Jones of Tenn, Chairman and Nessrs.
English and Rufin, Secretaries. Speeches by
selling the democrats 10 stand by their candidate
and platform, declaring their course approved by
their political bLethern throughout the county,
Some Of the speakers thought that union with
The Americans could not be effected, as several Of
tho latter decla.ed in the House, that combina
lion candidate must be taken from the Amenc n
party. Attic O'clock no distinct proposition had
been submitted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

BARr ELErnlsr.-The editor of the N. Y.
Sunday Times Laiseen the baby elephant that
was born recently in that city, and gives a very
pretty account Of he lllIe creature:
These baby elephants are very interesting oh.
lssts. They are PEfect!y formed throughout, and
olet I'on The II Pqents only in size; but thatdG-
s.s1ss is so amazing thatit becomes ludlcrous;
Slu nen you see he baby walking to and fro un
laugh AZ tie Oddityoft be cornparisoS , thsU
the bulky uotbr ~ he, i. sue''
like and afectio1sts = =
Inn, IN ips,.ace. mothtr drst takes it in her
sis:iA' examines closely, and tIenretnrns II To-
. I.saneto eat having srtstetl herself. anna.
tsSs :. y " lllOt tsonsness nd 50 I'D every
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

wrundersand that eRev. James D. Mccabe,
of this city, has received call TO become Pastor
Of St. Paups (BpiscopsD Church, of Baltimore.
We are not informed as to whether he will accept
o, not. Dr.. McCabe would be an acquisition to
.ImOst any Church or city, and his removal from
Wheeling would be greatly regretted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
PpIIADFIP4Ia MARKET.

Dc. 29tb.--The Pacifc's news, published this
morning, had 90 effect OH either -four or bread
stuffs Flour firm and increased demand for ex-
port and home consumption, sales superfne al $50
aud extra at S,75, extra family S9,I2t, sales for
supply of retailers aud bakers limited, within the
range of s.5Oal0 for common and fancy brands.
More inquiry for wheat good Southern at 1870 for
red and 2o205 for white. Rye continues IN good
demand, western I,2Oin store. Corn receipts are
falling off, but prices unchanged, small sales yell
low at 76a75. Whisky dull at 3Sa39 for bbEs, and
81 for hhJs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

NEw Tnrcx.-It is said that some of the New
York Furniture Auctioneers,on finding their wares
unsaleabe5down town, move them to their dwell
ings up town, and then, running cut a red flag,
advertise ''elegant furniture, just good as new,
to be sold to foreclose mortgage" or "by order
Of the Sheriff" The ladies' of the family move
about in great distress; the nelghbors bid literally,
and the sales average 50 per cent more than at
their ware rooms down town.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

TIL RrvEk-Ice has been slowly forming IN the
River for several days, and the surface is now
nearly covered with floating cakes. There is,
however, good nayigable stage of water, and
Tie steam, IS continue to run. The weather on
Saturday was mOdera,ing, with the appearance of
more snow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

POsr OFFICE AErAIRs.-Tke Postmaster General
orders the foOwIng:-Appoint William C. Parks,
postmaster at Marion, Smyth county, vice Charles
H. Francis; Jas. H. Burdett, postmaster, swoope's
Depot, Augusta county, VICE Washington Swoope,
resigned. julius Bear, postmaster, BeaIeton, Eau
quiet county, vice Alfred Bealt. deceased-all in
V,rrinia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER IsABET

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ISABEL.
CHARLEsToS, Dec. 28.-The steamship Isabel
has arrived with Havana dates to the morning and
Key West 10 the evening Of the 26th.
Nothing of interest transPired at Havana. The
Star ofthe West arrived from San Juan with half
million in gold, aud passengers by the Nicara-
guam route. She stopped at Key West on Mon-
day, and left tie same evening for New York.
title ship Ashturtor,.. which left New Orleans
for Liverpool, and was reported ashore on the
American shoals, got off without damage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

NV YoRK, Dec. 29.-The Transit Company's
steamer Star OF the West, arrived this afternoon
from San Juan, bringing $4,000 in treasure, of
which $4,000 is consigned to Drexel & Co. She
brings also shipment from the newly discovered
mines in Nicaragua.
Gen. Walker was drafting battalion to aid
Honduras against Guatemala.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
CINCINNATI MARKET,

DEC. 29.-FIour very dull, no sales; nominalIy
at 1925. Hogs dull, sales 400 head at $50. Pro-
visions fiat; 5000 green Hams sold at 6,90a7 O0.-
Whisky S04a305 s. Sugar unchanged. Molnsses
unsettled, 42a44 asked. Coffee inactive. River
fallen 2 feet. Weather mild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

4p..crrcAL PR1SrrR DESTROYS ofsmbarking in
me newspaper busineSs,2can bear:of favorable
opportunity of becoming partner in an old and
Successful establishment, by applying to the edi-
10, of this paPaE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

MvyrrnIous.-A hat and coat were found at the
mouth of sIcMahou's Greek, a few days since
In one pocket of the coat was note addressed to
owilhelm BulgbOff" It is surmised that the
owner had committed suicide by jumping into the
river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

F,1 N ponk-In Charlottesville (va.) within
The mas, thirty days, Pork has fallen from SO per
bundled to s6,25. The Prlce generally rises at
the close of the season, but this statement shows
the reverse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
PAYMENT,

PITrsBuRGn, Dec. 29.-The City Council of this
place has provided for line payment oil the interest
on city bonds, issued 10 the Steubenvie Railroad,
due on The first prOximo, at Duncan. Sherman d
Co.'S office in New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

"a CrNrArN LoaD WENT PHIxcLY Dzrssrp,,
once told Hotspur that ''parmiceti was the sover-
Isnsststtlng on earth for inward wounds" Well,
We do&aot gainsiy that, but we do know that Bry
Az PalmOn,c Waf-rs is the sovereiguest thing on
earth TOT curing coughs, colds, hoarsuess, ETC.:
Sold by all the druggists in the city; THOMP
son & PATTERSON, Wholesale Agents, III
Main St-i 25 cents box.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
MEDICAL.
ALL SH0BLD YRY IT.!
D r. j.. HOS LETTERS
CEt.EBRATRD
STOMACH BITrERS.
100. 900 Re...e. sela Ia one ! .nr.


NOTHING in The marSet-nolIns IN the mediesi mar.
YET LOT the Past tiiy years, has mon can
an article be produced Ioi quail this
GREAT ANIl-DYSPEPTlG
hr HosteteTS PREPARATION Ia not um old eTau0y.s Fe
Ge nor Ihe mere experimental esult souIe tnRleuE
Vei bal lveslsaiiUn. II IL tie result mo
Chemists al lie present century
DT HOstetteT submits his iHValuy btteTs 10 sr cf.
mcaI tests, a. WHAT'S still better. peTSutal tnr
your own Constitutions Tie pruIeTIe OF iesP h
OF their great medicinal effects viii Be ms d. ,ni,rSt n
an almost Incredible shvrt SPACE OF lime tpOp youT Sy
TEN. go ''4' ss'"
ach hiiIeTs " "''t
Ars yoo hiiiou.l Try one bottle of ,sse bi,lsrs, ss
Aie you ammo. cd By indisesiiUnG Remove the eso., b,
the nee use OF itese bite
Have you lever and oEueH Fo many thousands i lie.
Nest aud South have been cured this consultation a.
St'oyins iiSease' 9y Tho Tree use OF these btteu
Al should Try Tins Slea aMtidUs. We NOHttire 10 AZ
hrm that whiie HOssueT'S RitteiS arc used C1se OF a
ycl and ague cannot occur.
One wine gSssIu taken three times dsy before oasIa
vg be found great tome pgen. which All viii spplee
ale Wen satisfied OF tie Rct as lhey will bp
Tne,e 9th iterS,' represented 10 be m, Fan,e.
Which are CONF UiNey WOTIIleSs Our BitIelr "A
without rival, tllei medicLa qualties They are
snt w. IN square les, conaIiIs lu quart, with ll0
OIL az ny Hststts's Stomach tszs,' y
"toWh On Lhe DO None other genuine.
PRIC NE DOLLAR 4 BOTTLE
For safe by all the PRINCIPAL Druggists, hotel bara
restaurants aud Dealss generally Throughout tho Uuited
EUsHFIELD & 20, and
,.oo.,, THSMPSoN q PATTERSON,
esS:iydaw Mhealns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

~ p,,,rrss.-We will sell the type on which
,be IsrrLLcrsern is now printed in fonts to suit
,,,,,cb.,erz. if ordered soon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
lON T II ALL TO CALLLl
n. L. Dorsey,
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES
at OAK HALL,
No. 123 Main street,
WHEELING. Va.

MhEkIlNtIe
THIRD DOOR BELow S. n. HARFER's NAT sToRE.l
HAVR Just received another lot OF Boots and Shoes
from The best Philadelphia nalEi actuEeEs made ex-
and am now prepares 70 furnsh any and eve
With any kind Of eooSs tsy may want II my line
style, quality. material, and durability OF nShip,
and prices leannot be surpaAse By other house
ALSO
Gents boots and shoes OF all kinds, styles qualities
Having EMPLOYED some OTthS hest workmen in the Uni.
ted States am satisfied that cannot m please any
who may favor ne with a call.
Gall and examine for yourselves.
Ny stock consists in OF the following articles,
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair bestea bOOtsi
1ss % n raPek
90 DO DO e saisf s SSeo' eo9sa'
MEMS BRoGANs.
109 pair best cali brosansi
IS IS IS & 4 S Sss 81, =.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANS.
100 nafr boys thick brOgaHs,
R ,S9 D,,9 do sor,s. 5i ,s,,s
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 Pairs o. cali boots5
WoMENs WEAR.
100 pairs lasting gaiters, aleolors,
100 do morocco buskins,
$50 do calf
15O do J. Lind
200 do morocco and kid slippers.
MISSES, BOOTS.
loo pairs morocco boots,
ISL do kid
$50 do French morocco boots,
150 do calf
150 do kip
ALSO,
The finest quality of ladies give leather Caters and
buskins, very fine and otaTtiee Ladies glove cath
er Caters with high heels, heavy SOLE aud button
s' CH1LDREN,s WEAR.
Patent leather, kid goat glove leather LAST
ING calf and aney boots CATERS, ankle ties slippers,
hand al low P'ces.
Ladies', mems and misses sandals, boots and Over
shoes OF the very best quay also great variety OF 9th
er goods not here enumerated, which will sell on The
del : MI. DORSEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

BALTIMORE, Dec 2O.-The southern mail a
this morning brings no papers south of Charleston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

ALMOST FROzES.-rhs Gazette stsres mat an
Irshman. name unknown. was found almost fro
zen on vacant LOT, corner list and Market streets,
s!h Ward, on Thursday night. Several gentlemen
discovered him in an obscure part of the lot in an
unconscious and torpid state. He was taken to a
house ami by strenuous efforts :resucitated.-
It'll supposed that he had been imbibing too freely
of liquor, and that hal he remained out half an
hour longer he must have persisted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

MILLER, TIM MuRDERER.-The Cumberland Mi
ners Journal Gays the near approach of the day
appointed for the execution of Miller seems TO
make no material change in his disposition. Its
yet matter of doubt whether any further comics.
sion can be obtained from him. All hope of par
don seems to have deserted him, and splteful
stubbOrness has settled on his spirits. His execu-
ton will take place next Friday, and an immense
cOucOune of people ure expected to be present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

The following advertisement. is extracted from
an Irish newspaper:
"Missing from Killarney, Jane o'Fogarty. She
had IN her arms two babies and Guernsey COW,
sll black with red hair and tort Use shell combs
behind her ears, and large spots ailIown her back,
which Squin;s awFuIiy."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrTsBuRGrI. Dec. 29.-River feet II inches.
Weather rainy, snow melting very fast.
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SNOW w.

SNOW.
PmLADELPnlA, Dec 29.-Snow is falling at this
place anG at Baltimore. There ere indications
of snow in New York also.
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APPROVAL

ALBANY, Dec. 29.-The Molne Law enacted in
the Province of New Brunswick, has been APP
proved by the Queen OF England, and a copy Of
the order in Council datei Dec. I'd has been re-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31
WInler Arrangement,
TsAxsrORr4TIox ogylcr B. &o.R.R.1

TRANSPORT ALTON OYgIcE B. & o. R.Rl
Wheeling Station, Dec. 18th, 1855.
ON and after Tuesday The 4th Instant, the Passenger
Trains express and nai will leave this station daily
at p. n and 1880 P. II.
The Express Train leaves at 4, pm: and will only
stop at the following stations: BenwoOd MouHdsville
Cameron, Farmont. FetteIman, Newhurg Rouleshurgh,
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir Johns Run, MartinshuTg
HarPers Ferry, Mouocaey Sykesyille and WasAingtoR
Junction.
The Mail train daily except Saturdays 1890
P. NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling at
Z, A. NJ, and arriving at Cumberland at 6, 2. NJ
Leaving Cumberland 6:15 A. n. and arriving in Wheel
tngat4 P. u.
BY order of III DONE. sup,t
dc4 T. FORD. agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

BALTIMORE MARKET.
DEC. 29.-FIour firmer, sales Howard st. al
$50. Wheat and Corn unchanged.
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20 P1,nters.-We want the assistance of two
:. ,r,.. GOOD uswspapar compositions. Good wa
Ees given. ...-----
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-31

Carriers ADDnrss.-To-morrOw morning our
Carrier Boys will visit their numerous friends with
an Address customary to the occasion. We can
say for them. that they are getting it up in style
o: beautiful Typography heretofore unequaled in
this city; and the Address itself, is a correct and
chaste pOeIlcal composition from the pen of one
OF the best of our Western Poets, and well worth
purchasing by those even who have no interest in
rewaFi'ng those ~hO have served them, rain OF
shlHe' for year past, with the morning paper.
INCIDENTS OF TnE YEAk's MISUNDERSTANDING
the present Year there have died in the U. S. II
soldiers of the revolutionary war and AZ persons
whOwere over 100 years of age. The N. Y. Her
aid gives the following incidents of this mortality
compared with last year: