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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-18
SPRING, 1856.
Wholesale BOOT and SHOE TRADE

WE are now receiving large
w portion Of our stock Of ~
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
fer the sping Trade, and offer Them TO the Mer.
chants Of Virginia and North Carolina on the
most favorable terms.
TO those buying for Cash, and TO punctuul
time customers, VIC will offer such inducements
as canno, fail TO please.
We solicit an examination Of our stock before
buying elsewhere, as we feel assured that we
can give entire satisfaction TO all who are dis
posed 10 psironize i" Home Market"
w. R. JOHNSON & CO.,
No. SO, Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Va.
March 3, 1855. 7s-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-18
Hillsborough House.

rI,ifE subscriber would iakc lhc liberty of II
y forming The Travelling Community and
those who NAV witt our town. that lie has taken
charge ofihe House Of Entertainment, northeast
of he Court House, well known - fsjdiss
Hotel. lie has repaired the buildings. bis
furniture u n sw, and every hing well calculai.
ed 10 refresh the weary tfsstlIeL Thosc Who
may please 20 call on him, W 7 End l.is table fur.
nished with the besl the ma rkct affords and his
sishle with an abundance of pfo,endcr.
Dfo,crs vii find u 10 Their interest 10 call on
the subacfil,cf, as they can get accomm o'isiieu.
there which cannot be obtained elsewhew-a
splendid Ioi 10 show stock In near 70 the Ceurl
House.
N. Having retired from all o,het buine@,
Rivc my sole attention 70 visitors, and viii ify
20 have their wants satisfied. NJ prices shal
DC moderate. wM. M,CAuLEY.
March 9, 1855. U--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-18
SPRING TRADE,

March, 1855.
vXTE are now prepared, at our New Store
w Nos. - & so, Sycamore St.'
opposite Messrs. MsIIwaine, Son & Co., to oilcr
20 the Merchants of North Carolina and virgi
MIA the most commanding stock Of
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods
we have ever had.
One Of our firm will remain In New York du.
ring the present season, and attend the Auction
Sales, thus placing US daily in possession Of ma.
ny STYLES Of Goods much below regular pricesi
Merchants visiting this Market. would do well
10 give our stock an examination before buying
elsewhere.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL,
Petersburg, Va, March, 1855. U.s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-18

Ladies' Cloaks and Mantelets.
n SUPPLY of very handsome Ladies closk'
n and Manieilas, iof sale W
J. g. TURRENTiNE a SON.
Nov. 2s. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-18
THOMAS WEBB,
AttOrnrp 4 Counsellor at Sa6,

AA.blA Gia4s he Ass
IN addition 10 The ordinary pisciice ol biz pIo-
1 fession, will give prompi attention, as here
ioior, 10 the prosecution Of oil claims lof Pen
sion aud Bounty Land.
Al Soldiers. Revolutionary and others. whose
service extended 10 fourteen days, iheif Widows
or Minor Children. and who have not received
ono hundred and siAiy acres, are new entitled
10 additional Bounty Land. And as The sdser.
lser has register Of sll The cascs presented by
him under the former laws. and also 81 oil the
warrants purchased by him, conisining all tho
details and facts Of each case, and the number o
every warrant, persons iof whom lie aclcd lie.
fore will therefore have no difficulty in establish
ing their claims. lie has also a copy Of the
Muster Rolls published By direction Of our &c.
neral assembly.
or Office in the CouIt House.
March, 1855. 7s-6v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
FROM KANSAS.


ST.. Lours, Dec. 5.-'rhe Kansas free State pa
III thai Territory.
blacksmith shop, where several border TuEfans
Coleman and an attempt was made to arrest the
escaped TO Miss uri. A meeting of the citizens
was convened on tie spot where the murder was
committed, and on iuquiring into the facts of tue
case, they pronounced 1t a cold blooted murder on
the part OF Coleman, and charged HaguS, BuIky,
Moody and Waggoner as accessories.
4 series OF TeSOluL;ouS were passed, and com.
mitee an Oine,l TO investigate sill further in tle
search 0r the offenders and devise means 10 bring
them 10 justice.
Sheriff Jones arrested jacob Bronson, at whose
house Dor lived. for security of the peace; but
Willie proceeding to Lecompton he, Bronson,
rescued 10y party OF his neighbors Jones then
sent Pawmee 10 Missouri for aid, declaring that
the Governor had ASSURED him OF the aid of 10000
men II ne. letI.
ST.. LOUIS, Ded. 4.-Accounts from Kansas state
that officer Of the nip organ cation Of free state
men was captured at AtchIsOn, and written orders
20 burn the town and murder Laughlin was found
i'll his possession. Most OF the male population
had gone to Lecompton under order OF the Gov
ernOr. request was sent to Weston for assistance
and party left last night
dispatch from Jefferson City says no election
OF Senator will take place this session. Tie BEN
ton and AcheSOn men cannot iu e.
The Illinois nemocIalc Central Committee
have called State Convention fer the FIRST OF next
onth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
WASHINGTON NEWS.

DEC. SIN the U. S. Supreme. Court 10 da,
the following cases were heard:--No. L, U. S. ap
peIlant VS.. Pearson, Breathing argument conclu.
det ty the Airy, General Cushing for appellont
No. ), White, Stevens & Co., plaintiffs in Error
rs. PaScl.al RuSes administrators, argued by Ben
lanlin for plaintiffs, Miles Taylor for defendants,
aud submitted OH printed arguments 10y Janvier
No. 4--'Ehos. Barus, Hens "I peIlants VS.. Chester
Ashleys EeHs; argued by Lawrence an! Crutten'
&c" fora appellants sud submitted printed argu-
meut by Pike. -
The members ofthe House other than iose vo
ting for Richardson sadly relplexed asto the
COURSE to nUtrUw. SpecuIali0ns are various and
politicians are intensely excited It's general
| admitted that Mr.. Campbell cannot be elected,
and hence the friends Of Banks, Fuler aud Pen
9ington congratulate themselvesthat their candr,
dates may seveTally loom up in large proportions.
but no figuring now oanelect either OF them.
It's undeTsloodthat Wm. NJ. Msrrick, Of Wash.
ington. has been appointedto fill the vacancy in
The U. S. Circuit Court oftke DIS net of Colum
bia. and Al. S, onlan re appointed sup Aptenden
OF public printing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
NEW YORK MARKET.


DEC. 5th.-Stocks firm. Cleveland & TOle-
do72. Michigan Southern Il. K. 954.F Va. 6's
95. Reading 99f. Cumberland % 3-S. Erie All /.
Galena & Chicago 1884. Pa Coal Co. 9Ti. Rock
Island 81, Michigan Sou hetn $50. Ill. Central
95. Exchange advanced tO3 s.
Cotton market quiet, with sales Of 1000 bales
N. o. middling 90 Cts, Upland middins 9, do fair
ice. The announcement OF The steamer checked
OPT rntions. 1aaoH g.
Whisky declined, sales $50 bis at $50. Coffee
quiet, sales 500 bg RIO. Sugar firm, sales $50 lids.
GLASSES firm. LuSce,i oil firm, 4000 gals nj 93c.
Lard oil quiet. Iron firm, GOO tons Scotch pig at
81. Tobacco firm, sales 80 hhis. FIeighis I'M
changed. E-ss,..a -.1Fr7s
Flour better demand and prices of common de-
scrimlons may be quoted higher, market closing
Somewhat irregular and Ial!er easier in conSe-
quence ufthe unfAvorabae accounts brought by the
steamer sales at g. 124u9 60 for mixed 10 fancy and
low grades extra Mich, Ind, Wis aud Ohio, I0a
II so Tor extra Genesee Rye -four nominally the
same. COInmeaI fair request, 4.3l for Jersey and
AIS for BranGywine.
Wheat rather muIe deInlni both for export and
home consumption. plices MAY be quoted lag Cts.
higher, market closing unsettled and rather easier.
red southern at l,S7a2p5 aud white al eos; Cane
dian OF 1875, Genesse 1925, Ted milwaukee, 2O1al0
Rye u SHADE lower sales at lS0a3l. Barley Muni-
ualy the same. Corn, luleS in favor oil purcha ser
sales al S5aS1 for yellow, 20 for Southern do,
Oats plenty, sales al 5Oa55 for State and western.
Polk duh, unsettled and lower, sales Of mess al
81, aud 20a2l lOr PRIME mess; Beef less doing,
and market heavy,i sales at 9,25al0 for country
prime, and llal2,5O do, mess. Dressed hogs
al 84as3, deman ,t good. Buiter and cheese re-
main Us last quoted. III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
coNGRFsSIoN4I

= ~ WASAlNGroN. Dec. 5.
SES1Ts-MI Hale submitted resolution, re-
guessing the President Of the q. S TO inform the
SENATE whether he has receive any evidence Of
Kansas, as TO II quire the inteTpoSiIion of Mill
tarY irTce lot the prevention StOTsinn Of law
aud order it, that Tertiary. II Sd to lay The same
bsfLe the Senate. also copies OF any order which
he may have issued for the employment OF a mill
taty force in that. Tertitory-the resolution lies
over.
. Mr. Adams submitted resolution, which lies
next Monday.
Mr. Bell offered a resolution, which lies over,
referring all private claims and pirate bills on
the calender to the Court Of Claims.
Mr. Adams gave notice f ball to amend the
naturalization laws. Adjourned.
HousE-Rrsumed voting Tor Speaker.-R ichart-
s'n az; Campbell 43; Fu'l,r 81; Marshall pa,
Haven, Maee. Andte~, Oliver, WhveIcr, henson.
GIdding, Jones, Of Penn, Walk, ana Ready,
each, L necessary 10 choice.
Eleventh aud Twelfth ballots resulted without
Choice. On the last telIot the vote S'ood:-
Richardson IS. Camrb+tI IS, Banks 70, Pennins
ton s. Walk ), ThurstJn ?, scattering Z. 40 ne
ceSSaEy TO choice.
Thrlt cnIh bal ot--Richatison IA, Campbell 10,
Banks 9, Fuller 81, MARSHALL 90. Pennington ],
illusion ?, AlacAnC'rew, Oliver, Walk, Ready,
Hoffman, Stephens. t;chI.
On the l4llr bal OF Richardson had ~. Camp
~eiI 81, Banks 8, Fuller 81, Marshall l3, p nning
ton 5, ThurSton 2, Smith OF Alabama 9, Whitney
8, Mace, Oliver, Ready, VsEk, Puryear, Nichols,
and English, each.
Fifteenth balIot-CampbeIl 80, Richardson "a,
Banks s, Fuller 10. Marshall 6, Pennington Z,
Whitney 9. Smith oil Ala, ., Puryear p Thurstom
?. Nichols l, Oliver /. ITO necessary 10 u choice.
No election. House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
From the Philadelphia Penny. Suuia Il
The Virginia SufsreTs.

Mr. Editor:-I saw in your paper OF the SOth,
the proceedings OF public meeting held by the
contributors to the fund for the relief Of She Viz
gina sufferers. AS find that nearly $4,000 is re.
tanned for various objects beg to Suggest that a
small portion OF 1t lie retained 10 indemnify Miss
As4sa=, volunteer nurse, who 'leit her fathers
house in Louisiana, ami repaired 10 the scene oil
:cti and 'iisraSe, anu discharged the duties oil
a nurse with distinguished zeal and energy. Eer
health We way. as tue epidemic ceased its raw
ages. aud she became seriously III. She paid her
own expenses from louisiana, and deposited with
gentleman. WHO died soon after, S160, which is
lost. Sic wos actually charged with medicines
which sue needed, and with one days bonrd at q
certain haleI IN Norfolk, aud with $3.50 at Rich
mond, whittier she was removed when Frustrated
with dist aSe,
These are facts. and my impression is that this
noble, seIfdeny,ng and fearless woman should be
Undermined for The money size expended in The
cause of humanity.
II lie parties having charge of the Preserved
tuad' think proper to Investigate this Case, will
lufn'sh them with the means Of doing so. l leave
my name with you.
A CONTRIBUTOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
pdELADRLPEIIa MARKET.

Dc 5lh-rhe announcement OF the orrival OF
the Africa lad tsntency 10 suspend operations.
Inactivity, which has been the prevail ns feature
of the tIeadStufS market for days past, still
continues. There is 10 inquiry !or flour for xport
sud the only Transaction reported is 200 bGs good
brands at $50 shipping bran.is generally held at
this figure but less would he taken.
Demand for wheat quite limited, TO effect sales
some holders have been compelled 10 submit to a
concts slOn of 3h5c per luS; sales on clange COM
pused only 2 or 5000 prime Southern aud Pena al
215 FOL Ted and 225 fnr white. New corn in good
request old drmer a; 70aSO and 1000 bu old at 81,
Which is decline.
Whisky. demand limited, sales bbls at 4Oc and
hhds at SO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

SAD AccIDENr--ruKEE YOUNG LADIES DRow NED
The s.eamer Stephen Bayard yesterday brought
to this CITY the intelligence that on Tuesday even,
tag about dusk thee young LADIES', Misses Knight,
Hubbard and Hisson were owned in the Ohio
at Sstersvie blythe swapping of skill in the
swell of the steamer Hornet. The lndies were in
skiT by Themselves, crossing fro the Ohio side,
where they resided, fer the purpose of attending
church in Sistersvile aud becoming frightened, SO
.nrsmlnaged the sklT that it was completely filled
by one Of the heavy waves. They cried Ior succor
and chung 10 The boat. but before all from Sisters
vile could reach them, all wele sensel, SIS. When
the Bsyard passed in the evening, a faint hope was
tnlt rtained that them might be resusctIated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
CINCINNATI MARKET.

DEC. 5.-FlOur dull, aud no sales reported; re-
ceiptS during the last q hours 1000 bis. Nothing
done m grain. Provisions firmer, sales Of 600 bis
Mess Pork at SIG aud 100 do l6 so; $50 bills No /
Lard at 1O3; $500 green hams and $40 BULK sides
nj II, packed and delivered. Hogs frIner, sales
Mt 6.4OuG,6p. Whisky steady. $50 bis sold at 500
as. Groceries firm, sales | IS hhdS Sugar al 74aS
Tor cd, fair new 1aa3. MoIaSseS 39a4G for new F.
Coffee firm, llial24 for common and pume.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
--LATEST EY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Nov. 23--Brown & Shpley's circu-
lar quotes cotton market dull, but little tsrecuIa-
tive demand, fair quality declined 4aS-sd and low
grades about I'd, sales Of the week $4,000 bales,
IncIudirg 1000 to spectators, Orleans fair 3.8,
mddlng S-8di UPland lar 81. niddIing SID
American stock in port amounts to about 100000
bales.
Observation-Disclosures, Spencer & Co. repor,
breadstuffs slightly declined. Wheat I'd, flour I'll
and corn Gil. Mixed corn 46sa46s6d, the market
closed dull.
Provisions-NIarke, closed steady, prices sitter
vaMcing tendency.
London, Noy'r. 2Std.-The Brokers' circular
quotes naval stores as having declined. with dull
market.
Barring Bros quoteir iron firm. Welsh bars on shin
toad OF fs aud 6S 5s., and Welsh rails on ship
board GS 5snl0s.
sugar declined IS and is unsettled. Coffee quiet
but firm. az
Bank rates unchanged aud stock of bullion in
Frsighls from Liverpool TO U, S. dull, but uu.
changed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

S.vE Your LuxGs.-We often feel shocked at
the terrible manner of sumo peoples coughing in
church, in the lecture room, street, home and
brold-when by % cent box Of Bry.n's PuImon-
ic Waters they can save their lungs, cure their
coughs. colds, sore thront, &c.
Sold by all the druggists IN the city; THOMP-
SON & PATTERSON, Wholesale Agents, iii
Main ST.; % cents box.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

DEvtclr IN TIE Posr OgpIcE DEPARTMENT
The New York Tribune says it learns from good
authority that the deficit in the Post Office De.
purtnent for the present year will be about two
millions aud half of dollars, or some three
quarters of million more than II at of last year.
There has been added during the year some 800
miles of road service 10 The operations of the De-
parlment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
MEDICAL.
AZ SRoTLD. YEY IT;1
% E. j. no STeTTER's
tELEBRATE0
STOMACH BITTERS.
10o 600 Ise..ls. cola ~ Oue ! enr.


NoTllNti in The understanding in the reG,oa mar.
IN Ret tot the past Any years has ever
iahaiUcls be plo9Cs cd Cust taS
GREAT AMll-nYSPEPTIC.
IT. H"Sielet's rrei stiON il AZ old Ersnny,s ra
~ e. mar tie ne'c eNTcrtNenrl lesG; Sose seur
tiI%c'ans Ne bal ivessaliUH II is lie esuiI ~ rc
l"phu Sli cShO ale sltd! .! The plpst
chemists 81 Tie ~ c>eEt Ueule
ar i"SiclIsr SUBMITS lbs luNSlushle btttRCa TO s:c
micsl "@is az WhSitS sun better, IveSj,al rl Juror
yuuT own cVlFiiluiOIi Tho CpeCtle OF Ikeaf 81:
lie w lie uld ~ t:ie Grsl Ieya!s ia ria M ,o,t
ut their great hedlctIN elects vil be liz de i,
ienl. N''' 'f-' 80"
Are you dysrertie' Then,akc ,he.. celebrated SION
Are bi 'ous1 Try bottle OF ,Lese bitter. onO
| be relieved al one. ~
are yuu annoyed byiNlsTsli,T Reon,ve m. ,so,. b
tie fee use OF IlIese b tic -
llaVe yUu lever oEirI H0w many Thousands In Tho
West aud $Uui have bec cured this coustltutio az.
sttnyinS disease, by lhe res use these biltrIs
All shUUlltry ttis NnlIdOle We VenIu,a IN AZ
hrm that white il"SietteI'S EleIS RIe usel cnse Of a.
vel AID asue CRHnOl Oectr =
Ono vile sasSul .aken Three times day before meals
will be iVait g,caI l"c Gseut, which All wi, nnn,eci
ale wien .uiur satisfied " the TACT, IheJ viii be-
by giving the bit trIal, -
Thee Uth IiItter, rep escnled TO be the sal,e
which a'e conn tI\eIE worthless Uur Bls,S arc
withUUt lvaI, llel' RedclIR, Qualities. They arc
put up IN square les, HiIing quart with the
"rCt'onS HlI a. W IL ssItsT's Stomach BitcrE,''
"lOwh Oil lie DO NUIC oilicI geuuiIe.
PIlC M DOLLAR 4 BOTTLE.
~ For by all lie plinClJai Druggists hOteI bars
:esta rants and Deale's generally IUghUGI HE United
states R.d by -
HUSHEIELD j. Co, and
TIL MP$EN ~ PATTERSON.
JC%S'IyNaW " lealiuR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
BALTIMORE MARKET.

DEc. 5.-FIour dull, sales Howard 81 and Ohio
at So, City Mills SIS, without sales. Wheat dull.
" h'le sells at 2A5d2l2, red I95u2h5. Corn quoted
at S0aS5 for white and 84aS1 for yellow. 200 bbs
lard for December delivery, sold al Ice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

ELECTION IN wrrmE.-The election in this CO.,
of Representative in the Legislature to fill the
vacancy cccasioned by the regisnatlon of Maj.
Graham. came off on Thursday last Jmo. s.
Crockett. dem, is Supposed 10 be elected by about
IS majority over ]. ]. Leftwich, American.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
VA. LEGISLATIVE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5-rhe House OF Delegates OF
Virginia have appointed committee tu provide for
the adoption OF more elfectuaI measures 10 prevent
the escape Of slaves aud enquire INTO The eXpedi.
emcy OF adopting measures against tie Northern
States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
EXPLOSION.

CINcIxNATI. Dec. 5--The boi er Of steam Gre
engine exploded this afternoon, at The corner Of
Sixth and Vine streets, while on Irial before a
commtle from Chicago. The engineer was killed
aud others wounded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
NEW YORK CATrLE MARKET

DEC. 5.-OfetingS OF beeI cattle to day $500
head, all of which were sold at 7.00mlO.50. Of
ferIng o sheep and Iam.s 1880 head. Sales of
5000 hogs at slight advance, prime 6,75aI live
wEi ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
MEXICO.

90 a.e-t = 1h GsAtSSs
New ORLEANS, Dec. 4th--By the arrival Of the
steamer Nautilus from BrazOs and Galveston, we
| have Brownsville dates TO Nov. "a. News unim-
pousnt.
a company of Americans had purchased silver
mines near Geltouc. tCsE
The difficulties between Tamaupias pnd New
Leon are not settled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

Dan Gordincr MHionare.--We stated yester-
day that MIS-. Tyler had, by the decree Ul an Eng
!iSh Cou ii, become possessed of 5jS0.000. We
learn from the best authority that Dan Gardiner,
who travelled last sumner as Gown, for Rivers &
DeiouS' circus, is heir over million OF dol.
lars He is now resident and Uleerly holder Of
this city. aud ill beluoked u? 10 of the sup
uerleu'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

TmU financial condition of the Central oLio
Railroad is thus stated in round numbers by the
Ohio State Journal, in an article designed 10 PIE
sent the road in as favorable light as possible:
Cost Of the road. ...................S 100000
Stock paid In...... ii ,6uU,uUU
Fist mortgage bonds ........,-........l,G 100000
Second 10 90 ..................l,00 100000
Third do DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,000, 900
Floating debt, say.-.......-.. .......I, 100000
1t is proposed 10 fund the floating debt. not 9TH
erwise secured, by convs ring it iuto preferred
stock, bearing 4 per cent interest, payable semi
annually The amount will be about 81, 3OOO,.
coo of income bonds. Tie citizens of Baltimore
propose taking the difference between those two
amounts, viz: s2oo.ooO at par, advancing the same
at once to put the road in good order, with the
requisite rolling machinery 10 do the business. a
committee of creditors in GAINESVILLE, where a
large majority ofrhis floating debt is held, is ac-
ting in concert with acommttee of tue Hoard, and
the Eastern creditors generally approve the move
ment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

The PaRODr TRorrE give their coucertin Gin
cinLoti on Saturday evening next. We may look
for their appearance in Wheeling very som alter
word.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

Couxrr coUnr.-YesterIay Daniel Legget coll
victed of petit larceny, was sentenced 10 six
months Imprisonment in the county jail. Mary
Barron, convicted of the same, was sentenced for
one month.
Its said that some 80 persons have been report
el to thu Grand jury for selling liquor without Ii
cense, and that The ''grand sweep" of returns will
be made to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
SAILED

Liverpool via Halifax, sailed at 10 O'Clock this
morning, with 1875 nasseng' rs and $1,000 in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

MoRrALrrY The deaths in tits city,last month,
aSshown by the report of Il Board of Health.
numbered only 81. This indicates an exceedingly
good slateof health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTl les
HUrAEIt'S BOOK-KEEPEII'S
Writing Fluid


StSCE this superior Fluid INK has been before the pub
- ic now Is years, il has been constantly aim
ing and Is now preferred by many 10 the fam
Ell Arnold Fluid.
During past year twenty thousand quart and Pint
hotes together With snaler sizes innumeTabe, have
been sold to bankers and merchants in Cincinnati. LOUIS
ville Pittsburgh, HufaO, Cleveland, EctiOit, Teirc
aute, Lafayette. Vlncenncs indianapolis. Evansville,
Frankfort, Lexington, Nashville Memphis st. Louis
Vicksburs. Jackson NaChez and New orleans. 1t has
also been adopted the State Departments of Kentucky,
Tennessee ard Mississippi It has take three first class
Diplomas the Mechanics Institutes OF Cincinnati and
louisville AID four diplomas and Prize eaIs State
Fairs held last Fall in New York, OhiO Indiana ard IL
iiEOis.
Tie following merchants, bankers, &c. OF Wheeling
heretofore using ArnOI's English Ink, huve purchased .
]. Rut!ers Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; Me- Giants and Nc
cha MICS Bank Of Wheeling; EankG Wheeling; CIR, scent
Manufacturing Compan. County Clerk OF Ohio count 81;
National fee raph Office: baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
Office; Mcclure Housei Kelly, Holloway " Cos Russell
4 MCA!eei Gordon Matthews q Co; L Sweeney IL Son;
List n IOwelli NO,tOm .NchcsOn II Co CTaRgle q Go
DUane & COwg OFT d ROyd Boyd & OFT; Oliver Pry.
Or James II. Stout & Co Lambdn, GilberSon q Co (;
P.ess.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
Oc30 LNMRDIN, GIERERSON d Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
RIVER AND WEATHER


PITTspuRGm, Dec. 5--RIvrr feel inch, fail.
ing. Gather clear and PLEASANT.
ClNCINNArI, Dec. 5.---Rivcr fallen inches
sill falling.