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The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
Mursdau. Feb. 1.

Thursday, Feb. 1.
 SENATE.-Mr JOHNSON, from committee on printing, to whom was referred a motion to print the memorial of Aaron Haight Palmer, praying compensation for services in collecting valuable information and statistics ill relation to the geography, productive resources, trade, commerce, etc, of the Independent Oriental nations reported in favor of printing the same which was agreed to.
 He, also, from the committee on public lands, to whom was referred bill for the relief of Thomas T. Russell, of Florida, submitted an adverse report thereon; which was ordered to be printed.
 A number of private bills were passed
 The army appropriation bill was taken up, and various amendments were adopted
 The President. The question will now be on concurring with the following amendment:
 SEC. n. And De it tu,t1ser enacted, That the annual distribution of arms to the several States, under the act approved April 23, 1908, entitled "An act making provision for arming and equip. ing the whole body of the militia of the Unit ed States" shall be hereafter made according to the number of their Senators and Represen- tatives in Congress respectively; and that arms be distributed to the Territories and District of Columbia in such quantities and under such re- gulatons as the President, in his discretion, may prescribe.
 SEC. -. And De it further enacted, That the Governors of the several States and Territories be, and they are hereby authorized to sell to the best advantage, the arms heretofore distIi- buted, or which may hereafter be distributed, under the act of April 28 1908, and invest the funds arising out of such sales in other arms more suitable for the purpose contemplated by said act: Provided, That no arms be so purchas- ed or provided except such as may be of the same description and caliber in use in the army of the United States.
 MT. JOHNSON. I move to amend that amendment by inserting the words "regulary adopted and" before the words in use in the army of the United States" The amendment introduced by the Senator from Tennessee, MT. Jones, authorized the Governors to sell the useless portion of the arms which had been given to them by the United States, and to in- vest the funds arising from that sale in other arms. The Senate in pursuance of an amend ment which 1 submitted, restricted that provi- slon so as to confne the Governors to the pur- chase of arms in use in the service of the Unit ed Statet, and of similar caliber and descrip- ton. My attention has been called to the fact that the amendment, as it stands, does not att tain the object which was expected. For this reason, further modification is necessary by inserting the words "regularly adopted and"
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
Wednesdnu Ian 21

Wednesday, Jan. 3l. SENATE.-Mr. Bayard vindicated the charac- ter of his deceased fathes from charges which appeared in Jetferson's Works published by authority of Congress.
 The army appropriation bill was discussed and amended.
 HoUsE.-The Pacific telegraph bill was talk en up and debated.
 Mir. GREENWOOD. Mr. Chairman, un- derstand that a proposition is to be made by which we shall get rid of this bill at an early hour. My on y object in proposing the amend ment was, that if the bill was to pass, it should be perfected in some of it's details The chair man of the committee on territories desires to submit substitute for the bill now under con-. sideration, embracing only the first and seventh sections of that bill, which will merely grant the right of way. With that view, by consent of the committee l withdraw my amendment There was no objection, and the amendment was withdrawn.
 Several territorial bill were passed, and the House adjourned.
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
LOUI UEORGE, CHAs. J. kREBs,I Committee. F ILIMAN

The deceased was a native of Georsdorf, in France, came to this country youth; he was a good christian, beloved and respected by all who knew him as an honest and upright citizen. He was in his 25th year, and was followed to the grave by large number of friends and by his Drudical brethren, of which order he was n, on, bor
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
Eiday, February 2

 SENATE.-The bill to promote the efficiency of the navy was passed.
 The bill for the relief of the claimants of the private armed brig Gen. Armstrong, was debated, but without taking the question the Senate adjourned to Monday.
 HoUsE.-Mr Jones, of Louisiana, introduc- ed bill extending the provisions of the pre- emption act of September 4, 1841. Referred to the committee on public lands.
 Mir. GREENWOOD from the committee on Indian affairs, reported back, with an amend ment, Senate bill (No. 315) for the relief of Israel Johnson; which was referred to com mittee of the whole House, and, with the ac- companying report, ordered to be printed. On motion of Mr. GREENWOOD it was Ordered, That leave be granted for the with drawal of the petition and papers of Richard Cottril, of Alabama, from the files of the House, and that they be referred to the committee on military affairs.
 The House in committee matured some thirty odd private bills, the committee rose and the House adjourned.
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NEW ADV ERTISEMENT M
Southern Military Academy

Lottery. py authority of the State of Alabama, conducted D on the Havana plan. CiaS, i.-tO be drawn t2th of March. 1855. One Prize to 20 Tickets---anu remember, every Prize drawn.
  = 2 Of $1 900 ....................... 2,QOO In all, 251 prizes amounting gto............30 30, 900 Tickets $S5--HalveS and Quarters in proportion. SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
 Sign of the Bronze Lions. MOntg0mcrv. Aln.. 20th Feb. lS55 43-4t
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
Saturday, February 3.

Saturday, February 3. HoUsE.-The bills matured in committee of the whole on yesterday, were passed. The bill for the relief of Samuel Colt was discussed, but without disposing of the subject the House adjourned.
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
U. A. o. D.

At special communication of Aurora Grove No. l, of the United Ancient Order of Druids, held at their Grove in Little Rcck, March Ed, 1855, the following resolutions were unani- mously adopted:
 It having pleased Almighty God, in the dis pensation of His providence, to remove from this temporary existence to one of eternal du- ration, our much esteemed brother HENRY MAG NUS, therefore,
 ResoyUed, That it is with unfeigned feelings of regret the loss of so estimable brother from among us, and that in his death we feel sensi-, ply our deprivation of an exemplary Druid, and worthy citizen.
 Res01ved, That we sincerely sympathse with the bereaved father mother and sisters, of our departed brother in the irreparable loss they have sustained.
 Reso1ved, That the members of this Grove wear the usual badge of mourning for 30 days, and that copy of these resolutions be pre- sented to the family of our deceased brother. . LoUI GEORGE
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
COM M. E R c I A l. :.

Sugar-Demand goOd Sales 1000 hhds. at hrm prices. Fair to fully fair 3S5@41Sc.
 Moiasaes-looj bbs. were sold at TIE @19c. for fermenting to choice.
 Fiour-The large receipts of yesterday depressed the market and we did not hear of any sale of mo ment.
 ACofn-Sales 40o0 sacks by one party at 8Oc.; 175O at S0@02c. and 300 at S5c E bushel.
 Oats sacks St. Louis were sold at 60c. and 2200 Ohio at. S3 gallon.
 Porh-Mcss retailing at 514 75.
 l5acon-W e could only hear of the saleof 20 casks shoulders at 6c. at 9c. and l5Q at lEttac.
 Itay--@09 bales Western sold at S23 30 per ton.- Small lots selling at S23
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
STATE LANDS.
THE undersigned will be at the fo

THE undersisned will be at the following places | at the times specified for the purpose of collect ing money due the State of Arkansas for lands towit: At Circuit Court of Drew county on the 4th Mon day, being 26th March, 1855.
 At Warren, Bradley county, on Thursday 29th of March 1855.
 At the Circuit Court of Ouachita county, on 1st Monday, being the I'd day of April lS55 At Circuit Court of Union county, on 3d Monday, being the 16th April, 1855
 At Princeton, Dallas county, on 25th April 1899. Persons in those counties indebted to the State for lands, who fail to pay at the times and places aooVe named respectfully notified that sult Will be com menced against them for the collection of the amounts they respectively owe at the next courts thereafter
 JOHN T. TRIGG. Land Attorney r,arcb14 1855 ts State Collector of Ark. r@-Ouachita Herald and Hempstead Democrat please copy times
 NTRs. JONES has removed to the corner of M Main and Cherry Streets the store tormely oc- cupied by J. J. Thompson, auct1oneer.
  JUST OPENED-2 cases of Chidren's Spring J Hats and for sale very low. MRS. JONES. marchl455
 TUsT RECEIvED-4o lbs. Tidy Cotton which .J will be sold very low for cash. MRS JONES. march1455
 SUST RECEIVED. SO PAIRS Youths Planter Brogans; e)U 50 ' Mems Brogans;
 case Youths Boots,
 Q ' Cents Boots - For sale cheap at MhS. JoNEe.
 DOMESTICS, ETC. A FINE lot of beached aud unbleached Donest- A ics: Ticking: Nankeen; Table Cloths; Irish Lin en, and an assortment of other goods too numerous to mention can be found at MhS. JoNEo' march1455 COFFEE, Soap, and Matches, Just recev- O ed by D. B. HANDEL. march1455
 FLOUR AND COFFEE. JUST received by wagon from White river,- J 12 bbls. four and sacks Rio coffee marchl455 M. BAER & co.
 SHINGLES! SHINGLES!! O0 00n ON hand that wish to close out at @S,OOV low price. M. OSBORN. march1F55
 FLOUR AND CHEESE. 4 SMALL lot of each on consignment that wish "A to dispose of on moderate terms, march1455 M OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14
FLOUR AND CHEESE.

4 SMALL lot of each on consignment that wish "A to dispose of on moderate terms,
 march1F55 M. OSBORN
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14

SHINGLES! SHINGLES.! SOsl AAn ON hand that wish to close out at ~S,OOO low price. M. OSBORN. march1455
The true Democrat., 1855-03-14

FLOUR AND COFFEE. LUST received by wagon from White river,- J 12 bbs. four and sacks Rio coffee. march1455 M. BAER tS co.
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NEW YORK MARKET

SEPT. 28.-More doing in -four for export and
hone consumption and forward delivery, but the
market is without important change. Sales al
4 5aS for common 10 straight and extra; STATE q,
15aS.25 Ter mixed 10 fancy and lower grades Of
IS Western; 9al0,50 for extra GenrSee The
market closing dull with little disposition 10 sell
common grades. Included in The transactions
are 2, 900 hrlS. Ohio Tor November and Drcemher
at =, IS; 1000 State for, November at s. 90; l. 600
common do To arrive in , and days. Shipping
inquiry IS mere active tina any previous dav of
| th- week. Southern flour is shade firmer with
lar enquiry; sales at SaS 50 for mixed 10 choice
brands and ,15ai0 for fancy and extra. There IS
| no important Change i'll tte market for Caaadlan
flour and the demand IS moderate; sales $50 bblS
ut $4,000.
Rye flour remains as last noticed, with small
sales. Cnrn meei 1852
The wheat market is very much unsettled and
it is difficult to get quotations. Shippers were
busy nearly I'll morning engaging ireighls and the
market was not fairly opened. Holders d.. not
manifest any leslie to EeaIize, and some OF them
Insis: upon higher prices. Private letters by the
STEAMER Washington favorable both for wheat
and -four. Sales include 10000 bushels al lisa
1913 for red Southern 2O3a205 for white. ditto: $50
alSS ior winter led Western: l99a20S for good 10
priule white Canadian; 206 for white California
aud Ill for spung Upper Lake; winter red Upper
Lake l,I5.
Rye fair request at rather easier prices sales
Of 5000 bush. at Il5all7. Com market easier,
and mole disposition TO realize, sales 5000 bush.
mixed western at S6aST, closing with sales OF
prime al 81. Oats rule firm, with sales 4la44
! for state and western.
Provisions-There IS less inquiry for Pork and
the market easier, with sales nf 700 bbls ar22, 50
a22, 1924 for mess, aud p ,3Ia2! so lor pru (,
closing quiet; $3.50 paid FOR privilege on IOOu bills
IN February at $40. Beef steady with moderate
inquiry, aes of $50 bblS al IL 50al2 for country
prime, l3al4, 70 10. mess and G,50al7 for rerack
ed Chicago; pune MISS beef selling slowly al
22a26. B0con scarce and much wanted at full
prices. Cut meats scarce and firm, sale OF 10 @
boxes middles made at 81, for December and
January delivery. Lard-pnceS shade frtHer,
market however without important change, sales Of
1900 bbs. at llal2. Butter selling !iveiy al l5aIS
ior Ono, and 1922 Tor Stale. Cheese only in
very moderate request al 9al0 WhiS-y, market
shade firner with moderate demand, sales of 800
Ohio and prison at 404a4I, mostly latter figure,
800 drudse al 40c-
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GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-1he 5. 10 A N Train win connect at
Saudusky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroe
vii { with Chicago EXHesS Southern Dvt C. T.
koad al Shelby Junction with Cnci:IJt Express fOm
Ieveiandi a; Mansfield Junction with Dav Express
PMS Drsh. and al NevaTk East trains
on snirai ONO RaIlrUzd.
The 3 % NJ rain viii connect SandGsky with
mcr Ray City from DetrOii; HonroeNie with
Train on c q T. K. K at Shelby Junction n
win Nail Train on { s 4 Tor CoHmbu> and Gin
cnati' at Mansfield JUNCTION with Fss train
on o " X To- Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
and West Ugh; Trains on Central Ohio K.
GOING NuHTH-rhe 9.26 a N Tain will make close
connection al SewaIk. with Mail Train nom Be!.aI.e
Central Ohio X; al Mans field Junction with Express
for Pittsburgh al Shelby Junction I2.5 with Gin
cinna Express for Cleveland, iiEflu and New York,
and al Mournevi!e with Mali Tain Z d I Road Tor
Toledo, Chicago, DC
The = 10 Tain win connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the Est Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Tain Tor Pittsburgh; Al Shelby Juc
Ton al 52i with Ci.riGnati Mali leveiaHdi
Munroeyie Ai;s Night Express Toledo and hicasu,
and al sandGsky win steamer Say Cary Tor Detroit AID
Chicago.
J. r. ROBINSON. Sap't
SaninSkv, Aug 1, 1855. sp15-I
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TnaNAs F. OWES. ". Master,
NorTClk Lodge, No. |, Norfolk, Va.

AT the last term of the Circuit Court Of Mouon-
gala county, Judge Thompson made the following
important decision:
!. sued b. before Justice of the Peace, and
Oh AIMED Judgment. Some time afterwards A. ap
p'irt 10 another Justice for an execution on this
Judgment, which was granted, that being the
seHeral practice in these counties. B. theIeupon
moved the county court OF Monongalia 10 quash
thus execution on the ground that no Justice
tout he WHO rendered the judgment had lawful au
toTiIy 10 issue execution thereon, which motion
the county court sustained.
The question then taken up to the Circuit
uPoa supersedeas; wbtre-Upun, after hearing
ihz srgumenis Of the counsel, the Judge affirmed
the judgment OF tine county court upon the round
That the Justice who issued the execution was
not the Justice who rendered the judgment; and
Virginia, ehnp. I50, sect 8. no Justice save the
one Who rendered the judgment, could lawfully
Issue az execution thereon.
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Ne'0 Spring and Summer Goods

4 LII desIIuus obtain 4 handsome SUIT of
n Clothes of the b6st quality and most fashionable
make, will do wei their at No > Wa
stree, where be ouId hest worknen and The
spl2:rm rios HUGHES.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM HARRIsRnRG

SEPT. 2S.-President Pierce and suite. The
Judges Of Supreme Cont, President Garvin OF iIe
State A. Society. Secretary Walker, and Ex Gov.
Bigler attended the ball last ev,ning The PteSi
dent was received on the part ofthe committee bv
Capt. Bard of P hIla1elPhla.
Brants Hall was crowded on the eecrsion of the
reading OF the dispatch of The news OF the Amer
ca, and created great sensation.
The President left for Washington at O'Clock.
The President expressed his qualification with his
visitors. Visitors now leaving for their homes
The Ploughing match commenced at IL o. clock
aud is now progressing. Twelve pioughs were en-
tered for the trial.
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r1Nc1NN,rI mAnrrr

SEPTEMBER 2s-Flour quiet, >ares at 800
Sales OF $50 tu rye at 65. Wheat, Ted 1872. Oats
50. Whisky steady, fair lema nd, sales at 323a32f
Bacon sides ia; shoulders 1874 Mess pork $50
Groceries unchanged with far business doing in
the regular way. Coffee, sales fair ana good Rio
at Halle. Sugar better demand at SsS4 cts.
Molasses steady, sales at 42c. Linseed oil 95.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-29

I TnE l. 0. o, F. had a celebration in Browns
vile on the 26th inst. and address was deliv-
cred by the R-v- JAMES D. M'C4BE of this city
Aspleniil Bible was presented to the members of
to= Lodge, at the Church, by the ladies' The
Bible was received by ]. B. Howell, Esq on the
part of the members.
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AmbrotVDeS.

Land and Real Estate Agency.
AE. II. EIUBBELE.
- ESPECTFULLN tenders ms services 10 the public
as General gent ru chase aud sale OF Farms
ulimpioved Lands, CITY and village pro- cry.
REFER To-
VIM Paxton, Esq. WI Wiley, ESQ.,, Farming.
J. K DIckev, Cashier Scitv ion. Va.
Alex. Rogers, Esq. L. Luns'ord, Esq, county
X H. Nilsson Esq. county Thus HOrn5roOk, Esq. do
Wheeling, July =, '55 itoS
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ATHES.EUM.-A great novelty is presented al
the Athen@um in Th'elnan's Dramatic Company.
which gives performances in German and English.
Large crowds have BEEN In attendance during the
past two nights. To night will be presented the
comedy CT flaming the Shrew.'' varied musical
oio, and the laughable farce of the "Hole in the
Wan.''
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YOUNG MEN,s CHRISTIAN ASsnCIarIf

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
NEw YOKE, Sept. 2s.-The s.Young Mems
Christian Association propose holding mas
meeting on the 9th of October. to make arranse-
nents 10 raise funds for The children made orphans
ny the yellow fever at Portsmouth and Norfolk.
Raphael Felix, Miller RschePs manager, has Offer
ed the Tree use of the Metropolitan Theatre for
the purpose.
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We invite attention 10 the advertisement of
Messrs SELiGHAN & BEo., anIrecommend persons
attending the Fair. and other people generally in
search OF good and cheap Fall and Winter Cloth
ing 10 call at the Cheap Emporium, No. :, Monroe
street.
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NOTICE-EATRA.
II ANlNG been East aud selected The most splendid
IL lots OF marble bTOushtt this ala kei want
al my lends 10 call Immediately and orders
for an kind they may want.
Having purchased largely, viii finish up work in the
latest and most approved styles and The rates.
warranted and Ho mistake.
ieIa MI RoHAN.
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Savinqs Bank stnra

WOULD respectfully say 10 the citizens OF Wheeling
ana Nlei nly have Just received the East md
soLth N aouon TO ny previous and varied OF
hooG, Snoes HAS Taps EOnReiS, Umbrellas and Car
St G' gear VARIETY OF iaIeS' AID misses ashiuna-
PIE sGoes ar Callers. Gents Fancy SHOES, Caters
AolesknFTd summer Has, which oder on such terms
as toHaAe true the heading Of this notice
boanet9 ior trihethereore invite all re boDtiesg
A9ess hef1ess eaPies. aud SoAAet i5atg children Of
Jam 10 call al the old Post Office corner Opposite Nc
Lure House, where you viii find all the goods OF above
description, believe lower than any other pace THIS
jsI BH WATSON.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

SET. 2S.-The foreign adyices have had little
OF no effect on the market Cotton dull at former
rateS. In breadSiufS there is very little doing
Whisky fair demand at 4la42 in bbls and Al in
hhdS.
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a Cara.

a cara.
HENRY TALLAST. LEWIS $ DELAPLAIN, and
II WILLIAM IA Liant have formed a Cc-partner-
ship Ibe purpose transactiHs Wholesaie rncery
aud Dry GODS and Forwarding and General COMMISSION
business in tas city, grde The firm OF TlLLANT d De
LAPLAlN. The Wholesale Diy Goods business VIII be
unductcd No 81 Main and the wholesale Groce
7 and Commission business al 40 o9 Main STREET
Ample and seasonabie stocks C Dry Goods aud GTOce
les will always he sale low prices and accom-
nodaiiRs 10 winch they earnestly invite the aien
j mas
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NIT. CATTLE AIAPEFT

SErr- 2S--'rhe offerings reached .O5O head of
beef caste; the demand has been hrlSk. but are
at slightly lower sales. 1000 head held at Gas. L
nett, averaging 3,I5 gross Hogs scarce and in
demand, sales al $50 to per hundred
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Bosrox, Sept. 2S.-The steamer America will
arrive about O'Clock this evening
The steamer Africa arrived at Halifax last night
at 3 O'Clock and sailed at II for Livr pool
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Wheeling. Feb. eea. 1876.
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New HAVEN. Sept. 2S.-Tbe Jury IN the rial OF
Clark for The murder of Mr.. wight, has returned
verdict of not guilty. The plea of Insanity
Clark IS 10 be confined in the Insane RetIeut
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Tur srEAAER COURIER arrived al the wharf yes.
tetday, thoroughly repaired and renovated, and
looking as bright as a new pin. She leaves Tor
Parkers5urg this morning at 10 o'cIack.
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ACCIDENT

INDmxAFoLts. Sept. 2S-Theodore Morris, as
sis'ant ticket agent on the Indiana and Cincinnati
Railroad. was killed this morning few miles east
ri this city. by being knocked OF the top of a
:reight train. while passing under bridge