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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
New Savings Bank Store.
nrw gAsHsosrD lErrras Ar TnE OLD POST OFFICE

AN now receiving and opening unusually large and
gene al assortment OF Roots, Shoes, Hats, Hornets,
Umbrellas Carpe Sschs, at the corner OF Market aud
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, in the formerly
euPed as the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House,
yety large and ,nti ely stock which purchased
forcaSh, from the manufacturers the North under
most favorable circumstances and offer them to the citi
Ees Of Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices, Whole
sale aud retail, and respectfully solicit share OF patton.
age.
deemit useessto say much in praise OF my stock. II
mistake not the Peope OF Wheeling not easily
humbugged by advertising pusi sureit have any
variety % en's youths and boys Boots and Shoes mir
ToT. silk, mOeskin, WOOL LeshOrn, brush aud taw hats,
and ladies every variety Orsilk lawn, straw ard braid
hornets Of the recent fashions and styles. Also
Shoes. Slippers aud Caters both Or ladies'. misses and
child the most fashionable atyIe, make and quality
call and SEQ for yourselves
Having purchased large stock or the above named
teles, would respectfully invite country MERCHANTS to
sail and me- send me their orders will duplicate
any bills purchased In the eastern cities for cash
ap6 u H. WATSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
J. b. MARSH. II. T. wAYNAs
Marsh g Wayman;
swiIeLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
- lBOOTS and SHOES
At 'Lhk U.D BIND OF =. B, NAREH
No. IS Monroe street.
wnEELlAG, vs.. 9 =

14Hlt9lESAtEa ANDA RETAIL DEALERS
- BOOTS AND SHOES.
- AT THE >. b. HARsH.l
No. IS Monroe street, ,
WHEELING, vs. a&1ft
- ENEEr DOOR TO GREER, orr ANp co.'s
w ale leeel Wing from our manufacturers
one OF tie largest aud beat assOrtents OF b0ols
market they having 3eea selected with great care, aud
ni9nfaetu ed 10 order, according our own directions
Tow prepared to sseoInmodsse our a
elther whoes Or variety OF Fan and win
Ter Goods be surpassed by amy other house in tn
city either IN styfe qualityor heria OF durability or
wo, kmanship, whether made in this city any other
our stock consists in pslt ofths following articles.
MEMS BOOTS.
600 pairs best calf boots;
s. snEeE
go water proof boots.
MINIS BRo0GNS.
800 pairs best call bTOsnms;
ES KIP KIP
500 low price brogans.
BOYS AND yUUTH'S BkOGANS,
6Ml PAIRS boys thick btosaIai
S S yoeAsf ". e.
Bor's BOOTS.
690 pairs boys thick hOotsi
5S5 s ssIf
rourfs BOOTS.
10 pairs youths Call boots,
go thick
wOMEN'S WEAR.
, go pairs wonen's lace boots,
800 morocco boots.
woMES's CATERS.
~ Pairs wOnien's CATERS, al. cUlOTs;
go walking shOesi 'sa--- = -
290 morocco buskiRs;
eO0 Jenny LInds; cf - 81
$50 slippers. a=sF g lE-r-=s--T -
MISSES BOoTs.-
250 morocco bOotsi
$40 saiter
Sc So 50 .Ja5
cHILDRENs ROOTS.
500 child ems fancy bootsI Il IS
1G00 kid aud morocco
800 mems. women's and misses gum shoes OF
the best quality -
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ASSTGNEE'S NOTIC e.

CImeon u. Woodrow having, on the tfth day OF
y ipIii, 1884, hy ProPcr deed conveyed trust to the
underRsnei he heei Ol his said MOOdow's credit
ors atal his and property and chooses tnac
ti0uj PERSONS any Indebted 10 said Woodrow
reLuired to make Immediate pa yHsnt to me, and all
persons having claims against said Woodrow required
Ia order to receive any benefit under sad trust, within
four months file thGiT with the proper
eOrdtng to the terms said Decd with the undersigned.
ap13 GEO W. SIGHTS, Assignee
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EASTERN ADTEPTISEMENTS.
Hoskins. HeisRelI q 20.

s0OSRluSs-E1G ~ CO
IMPORTERS AM JoBBRks OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
HAVE renoyeJ TO theiI new ron Building ei3 saret
III e and 81 t;ornheree s. PHlL4DgLPHi4 sp17:1y
Anspach, Brother g. Co. y
81. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
John ARsp6th, Jr...Johh F. Jaeoby; James II Reed;
William Alspaehi., Henry B Falrmsn. sep17:d6m
i1 Woltes, Ballard g Co.
49,. IArokTEKs An joBBERsiN ts-s +
FOREIGN AND DONE SEIC DRY GOODS.
s1I9 Market strest, Rh fladelPliia.f
1eL-,s T. kELLY; formerly Of Wheeling, Is engaged
.l-!lls nogse.9 ----z---- = sep26-d1y
Odd Fellows, 1Insons, Rec Men, sens Of
FemPernuCS-
And other Society Rega1ia,
Banners, Seals md Jeirels BQ1lui and sold
bg Gibbs 8 Smith, Nc. 10 baltimore Street,
Bql!ttiaore, aid.
THE assortment usually on hard consistsof -a.
t.ss REGALTA, ssaaz
o9e Feiiou''-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and & .
Past Grand and other oaieers, plain ana
embroidered.
4: 1st.9d. 81. 4th and 9TH Degree ParaasRs
+ - 81 P.shly embroidered Encampnent Parss
&sFoHie-K TslnPIar, Royal Ash, and Master.
y Jewels, Robes, Hammers, Sa,ords, &e:i
SG's q Grand aud subordina
DiSS iS and d. Members
81 ne ne.Te psSs oseEs and richly emSroils
Gi the various Orders OF Silver Gilt Plated Metals
aespdins knights TempIar, with niIks.O
$3.50 BANNERS.
manners ofevery size style cost adapted tothe va.
% @ and Societies, manufactured TO ORDER
signs lot tanners, when required, furnished OF ex
rense showing the style the same when nisIed Also
hOBESS SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
COHpIlsln {sest asortmentto be found in the U. S.
LoDGES, lENCaMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
,ez ssfze TRIBES; ~
ii, to ht up their Halls supply themselves with
eIaae or working Regain, Banners. &c, depend up
addressing 20 (;TRBS & SWiTH
Regatta and Banner N t1rers rs Bs,fnore Street
Baltimore, Md.
1gEG. T. FRY. Ager> Wheeling. Va oct5-tr
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GREAT cuREFoR DYsPEpsIA

TINE Tue d gesfire F7;t-
Il ID, Gastric Juiee, pre-
pared from Reunet, or the
Fourth Stomach of the OK,
aiter the directions OF Ba-
ron Liebig, the great Physi.
illogical Chemist, by j. S.
HoUCHToE, NJ, D., PhlIa-
deiphiH. Pa. 81.
This is NATURES OWN
remedy for an unhealthy
etnmprh M AT NJ mo-,
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SI0ck Full. -
II VERY lht1s Hsu,1y keFt in Dry Go0ds Store can
Hl5e got ID MOTIF & BfIs q i'd as ID teir Drfces-
though theiEsishbora bag s6Od es they viii n5t q
ssdsEsola hE any III them 6sq1 seesassl9 = 6ees
NAQkkH EtS l,Q MS iust Fe1eiFed . ssss8 I57I5E5
NJ 80 k0Fz Astt W ID HOYFR &. FlgOsS
igff 5ir.,T 5s.is i4irg.s5 r1Fob st r5ssasssi 80
81 = sl3sztnEeaaai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08

Masonic Works. - ''.5..','a
DoYABAfeh Text Book, ir4 -isEstss ss'-2
HI Masonic do sby CTOSssaF sss s;Rs
Doves do do
Masonic Chart
ta stswartt Free Nason.s manual. s5ie bv
sp96 WI E.tlfe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
INTELLIGBNCHR
8ooK AND JOB OFFICE


occasion Tenind their Triendl
aud me public generally with the ONCE
Of the Daily lnelgenCer, they have Job Office expressly
Atted up for hsexeeuton OF all kinds OF
PI.lRINzAND OIENASI EN'F.A LPRINFINGs.
materials being poatly new, aud embracing the Ia
Test styles OF lob type, aud tnef arge and well selected
stock sf 1apeT cards, inks, &c, being purchased al the
oest Cash prices and the Job Office beiga distinct de
psEtment, carefully efeietly nased, they caHsaTan
Tee to their customers eHiSe SatsaciOu regards the
Neatness, = ecprncY Antl laFOnPtnesS,
With which !hei work win be done.
They are ptepai ed to execute s5ss.
sts CARDS, PROGRAMMES,
CIRcULARs, POsrRRs
bA1HLs, CoNUkRT Bills,
Hit HxADS, BALL TiGIETs,
hills BADINs, STEAMBOAT RILLS
BANK GHKcKs, Auction Bills,
0RDER BOOKS, la. q TtCKETs,
NoTES. FEEiGHFT HOOKS,
llEKps RAIbR0AD BLANKs,
RKeEIPTu HoTEt lsEdlsIRRs,
PROTGsIP, ErMNoSs
BaIhFsl ELECTION TIcKETS,
And every description of Printing Also
all Kinda OF work in -
GOLORS AHDBRONZES.
@-AHorders from distance promptly attended to.
GEATTY & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
BLACK, Brown, GREEN, Blue, OLVE AND
NOTICE EyTRA
pALmiA eLorus.

FhaYs small stock common clothing that win dis
pose Of 81 COST iess, TO make my Spring
Stock OF ane goods.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
ADVERTISEMENTS.
10. !. sprigg Blouse Emporium!!
CLOTHS, cAssIMBREs AND vEsTINGs!
New spring aud summer Goods.

tA EreaSuTe in being bic to say my old Gust
Il eTs and the fashionable community, TINT have lust
returned from New York, aud have been procure
the most Fashionable Goods for the great
Emporium, New York. import from France and the
Old ennhtriesi and having dst ensed with tie sale
mon Clothing, gives more room aud time attend
The wants OF my customers in the fashionable way My
new stuck now consists of
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
DALnIA CLOTHS.
Also ak and woo cashmeTetts, all shades and colors
e0naEne, apeT summer cloths. graSa cloths
d. for making fOck dress sack ard business Coats
french English, and american cnssine also, ducks
linen dFiliiHgs, &c, Eog making Is TO Vesnss,
have the lOst beautiful selection Goke at in any
y, al Of which am preparstO up in the mos
taShonable and best style, Nr RuSsELLs
services cutter Tor the coming season, certain In
sayns that can furnish better cloths thaRany house
Of the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assOI
Haent Furnishing Goods, all hEe seasonabe, and fash
Iona bes Consisting Of CLOTH Cashmere Casheret bonn
haElns grass inen dahita aud plain linen, Oek dress
AMI business Coats vests aud pants, made TOthe most
and seasonabe Goods, In great Variety
linen and cotton Shirts silk, iIen lambs wool aud cot
ton Bndershirs and DTawersi stocks, collars
gloves and slspenders
Hosiery In great Variety also every other article suit
3 able FOR completing sentemans wardrobe.
All the above named articles together with many Other
articles that be found at my store, No prgs ouse
Please call and take look, and much Obse yours.
RirSf S. RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08

4 oxPRlslNs- 90
" DR., Wistar.s Balsam OF Wild Cherry;
Ayers Cherry PectOTaI, 49,
John Bull 5 SlrsapaHlla,
TOwnsend's " do
OsgoOd's India ChoIasogue,
Dir. HOutin'S Pepsim,
G een'S oXygeuaied Eitters,
HOOtand's German do
M0rtiner's Rheumatic Compound, -
Scalp's AucousiiC OIL,
EfE StrOble's Pile Liniment, ffs ~
Perry Davis faiI Killer,
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
Alc Lanes vernIfuSe, = : t---
= 4lGLaEe's Liver Pills,
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills, -
Jew paSid's, or. Hebrew Plaster,
Poor Mans = 90 do
ts5v Dalley'S Pain Extractor, sHsf
McAllister's all healing Ointment,
Dir AarChsi's Uterine CathOicOn, 81
Railway Ready Relief,
do Medcated Soap: EFA
% Together with all other popular Family medi-e
eInes- = nNl3
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OLD r6sTt.,mIEpRInn

y .K REP THR HEAD slND FEsT60VRR EDi,as.
q %sS @s ala flsy %, SS sE@
s Ge siiss o3Ss y sS PtSE 99qi
OF Market and Monroe et5ee ~ hefe5 goIt,tiii
id gteat variety lately ressi we'd Goods
spla he % The son ~ lOw PFiees.s 9sit9 FE lF
Very thankful for tellbeal patronage received slnoo
coming amdngst Ou, 4 RESPECTFULLY solicit Won
va soas 81 sloSa s b 10y iS Ito, SSa9S
have their ofsp'ing health, sai 10 this adding inatstry
Ladies ~ on wish purchase asIoDsBle and cheap
=, Tl " t..i B gy s. SUE a. Z, e6! Ef
aGentlsnlen; fyo1 wish t6idichse sshiotlble CAP
8a5 ~ IS 5Gilsisz1 ftit l-sl3 sti flf
ssnisabsF lie eid Fos oie osf e S9S s''al
TO Country Merchants Il have Few Go6dsto 10
Set7 - 8, e saass H. Il. wsTsoS
Wheeling and FranISlins Cotton
.5.s.a (. ~ Mills. HI, ~
M =. II. MQNR0E q CO., Having taken the Wheeling
IesFsd 10 snIS an loessaie ths ere
anus SheetHss, Cotton Yarns. Cotton Wars Cotton
SSsseh OneiH, coYsgs sTgs Cotton Bat
"! = -l--.zsel . ..9s..a ss.fng Superintendent.
,s;5s IS WET POlSAIB0RSI = -5-1 . :
lO2 s oo1i nom aaFsgST article
gJJST RECEIVED. n, a
"a BARERLS, extra Flour, tHoyer brahdg
- ~ 90 i59,eo do s5lckeyt MillSPi
oe2s s6R6os VIA Saf SfSHPil5 20 Ca Ca
KEEP YOURSELF WARM. 49,
gsL sse s w. =. 5 Draw.
..eeio $50 b Hos2 Hasli1gton IIaIIs
sss 60 b BuCKSKIN GLOVES -
DON extra oil dressed buckshIn Gloves, just re-
essl.-l-l.3 80 e s Q. HEiskgLL o.
80 &C., LOUISVILLE LIME.
Afl BBls Louisville Line, N rood baYteIs ~
~ seRzg Asz. n - Glsol WILSON.
3si HOPS. Y ~ -
WAN RD-Tw o thousand pnanas Hops. y ls.f
- = + n.
w HEAT and osts, 81
AIs-6o00 ,pieees- mOTs oT'iess-oT Iasf coIoTes
Il lFfiats, foraaie - 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
woArs's CATERS. n4LS
New SaVlngs BANK Store

Thankful for the liberal heretofore extended
US, we solicit continuance OF the same,
sep3 ~ er .atrlt McCLAIt,RNS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
saddlers Hard ware.

AND,COACH TRIMMING.
JUST opened. large assortment oil Sadler's Hardware
d ard Coach II INNING Coach lie tler VafTiSh,
Buggy Bows, Huhhs, Spnkes Fellows. Carriage and FIRE
bolts, haileable Irons, Patent and Euaelled Leather
and everything used by the trade which nVitebe al
5tenttOn or the public. JOHN KS0TE,
nlaI3 Old Stand i53 Main St
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
ARRIVALS AT THE
" Washington Ez0use--Smesd Il Clark, rr0p'rs.

DECEMBER I9.h--JobnJ Meginson. Lynchburg, "
II Stoae, Bedford; L 7 Lucado, city; W r Franklin,
Campbell; \ Anderson Lynehburg; G Edwards,
4 h Keen, Pitts; p Howell aud servant, Floyd c Ill;
Nnml } Wade, Bedford; L v Burnett. " Lewis,
Parker co, Indiana G 4 Burton, Bedford II Gray,
!; Capt Vim Conway, Belcher, Petersburg; ST.
mon star Master Star, Scott CO.. Capt Jno Dickinson,
fr'ers1nrg; II Myers Philadelphia; II Watts, Jeffer-
son, c; o Alexander, Prince Bluff, Ark; Du
rei. Prince Edward; J D Cardwcl Campbell Il II
Luthrel, Liberty; Chas Burrows, Montgomery; " A
Dunn, Greensburg, \ G; J " Thompson, Tazewe
co" NJ Burpggame, & 7 r Z: j franklin, Lynch
nnrG Chas Reynolds, Bedford; VI Freeman, BrlS-
Voc tucker Bedford; G II Page, Amherst; W.,
N''re, Pitts; Petigrew, Bristol; Thornhill,Ap
pom HtoX A Furguson 4 Tynes, Botetourt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
The Tcuues-cr lnrurrecti0n.

LoUIsyILLE. Dec. 1.-THE city eourcil Of
Clark sville, Tennessee, have instructed the Re-
corder to notify the Iron masters and other
ers of slaves. that no slave will he permitted to
come to the city to remain more than two hours
unless accompanied by some responsible white
person, under penalty of twenty Iashes. Slaves
having masters passes are exempted.
Persons having slaves going to or from Christ
mas festivities. not to allow them IL pass
through Clark ville unless some respectable
white person will keep them together, aud not
allow them to mingle with the negroes at Clarks
Vile.
At Gallatin, Tennessee, some twenty five or
thirty negroes have been arrested suspected of
being concerned in the conspiracy The citizens
have appointed committee to examine the mat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
MARI RTE u.

On the 18th instant, by Bishop Early, Mr.. JouN
WRIGHT aud Miss ELIZABETH A. NJ, eldest daughter of
Albert Wadd all of the city Of Lynchburg,
On the 10th instant at ingleside, by the Rev. Thos
Z. Locke, Judge GEORGE II. GILMER to ELIZABETH c.,
daughter Of Henry Darlington, Of Charlotte county.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev Dr. Leach, Mr. SAM
TEL J. BALDWIN and Miss SARAH Cox, of Buckingham
county, Va.
At Buffalo, Prince Edward, on the 9Th inst, by
the Rev. VIM. j. Hoge Prof L. l., HOLIDAY and Miss
MAMIE NoRToN
On Wednesday the 9th inst, by The Rev. DR., lloi-
combe at the residence of the brides father Mr. JAS.
O. FREEMAN, to Miss SALLY ANN daughter of Mr. Iiar-
din Altman. all of Campbell CO., Va.
Bedford Sentinel will please copy
On the 10th inst, hy the Rev. II. II Wyer, Mr.. Pow
uAraS TANNER, to Miss ELIzABgrH JANE Low, both
at this city,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
DisnniOn Auti-SinvT,y Meeting in Nnssaon1

At disunion meeting in Worcester on Friday
evening. addresses were made by Thomas Ea"le,
chairman, Rev. 7. w Ilggnson, Stephen :.
Foster and others The ground taken by most
of The speakers, says the Spy. shat all the
signs of times tended in the direction of dssoiu-
ton of the Union, and that the time hn. come for
a disunion movement at the North, in which yo.
ters, as well a Garrisonian non voters, could take
part A cali for State Convention on the 18th
of January was adopted and committee appoint
ed to make arrangements for it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
pn,ortnnIto IandhOidcr. and Tenants.

Tn one Of the ward courts IN New ] OK, HIST
week, suit was brought 'or years rent OF =
house. which the tenant had ab1icated at the end
of one quarter. rendering the proportion ct rent
for that period, which the landlord refused to nc
cept, and appealed in due time to the law I'm"
tenant proved that the house was so infested with
rats mice. and every variety Of smaller v'rnln'
that it was unnhabitable. if habltation Impli"s
comfort. The jury awarded to the landlord only
the rent of the quarter during which the tenants
endured the nn -ance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

Advices from ralahas see indicate that the lie
gislature are huving or likely to have some diff
Guilty in the selection of a Senator to succeed Mr..
Mallory. The candidates thus far that gem
tleman and NJ. A. Long, Esq, one of the Bucha
nan electots Their strength is very neary equal.
Failing to agree upon either should not won
der if the majority of the Legislature should not
confer the office upon the Hon. a. T.. Maxwell or
his Excelleney Governor Broome Mr. Maxwell
is now in the House of Representatives, Gov.
Brpome's term does not expire until next fall.
Savannah Georgian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
III orrible Endiam Onfragc-A Chippewa Ind in
Burned by the sioux.

The st. Paul lMnnesota) Pioneer has the fol
lowing:
"A party of Sioux Indians captured. a few
days previous to the 231, near Glencoe n Chippe-
WA Indian The Indians in council determined,
after retaining the Chippewa in their possession
several days, to burn him. According ), ION Sun
day. the 23d, the Sioux, numbering some seven
hundred warriors, took the Chippewa to n point
on Buffalo Creek. near Glencoe, and there burn
ed him to death.
,'Our iuforment derived bis information from n
teamster, who was passing near the spot selected
for the terrible outrage. with wagon loaded with
dry goods. All efforts made by him to the
Chippewa were futile. lie represents that the
Chippewa met all the horrd tortures Inflicted on
him by the Sioux with the greatest Indifference.
He was burned at slow and fingered several
hours before he expired When the teamster
passed, the Indian tied to stake, aud the
slow fire by which he was destroyed had but par
italy consumed his feet and ankles. While tied
to the stake, the Indian was scapcd and other
wise mutilated.
at is supposed this outrage was committed by
the Sioux in reveng" for the horrible murder OF
Dakota women. in the fall, near Lac que Parle."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

A part of the family descended from Cromwell,
it is said, lives in Clay county. Indiana. They
are farmers rather above mediocrity. in their vi
entity Intelligent, and in full possession of the
family bislory-they still keep up the name Of
Oliverin every family. Oliver Cromwell,the V.
now lies in the cemetery at Bowling Green. He
died there an aged, respected and venerated Cit
izen Of Clay county,in 1858. II France did not
fud the Missing Dauphin in Ebenezer Williams.
England can find her Cromwell's in the Hoosier
State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
Burs;iny sf1 Griad>tOUe.

4 large grind-tono in the MACHINE shop OF
Beech & Long, Lower Hydraulic at Hamilton
Ohio, burst few days ago. without any apparent
cause. almost instantly killing John krcbs. VIII"
va, seated by it at work. I he stone. winch was
about four and a half feet in diameter, brok" int"
fuur ar fy, 1,iecps One of these struck the
iii SIS above. crashing them and the floor M
wards another struck the foundation WALL which
it ,bulged" outward, nearly making IA hale. and
n third struck the unfurtunat" man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
Fatal ARRAY i'm l;eOrgiB.

We learn that rencounter took place at Vi
emma on Tuesday last between Mr.. Samuel Daw-
son, of Sumpter, and a son of Mr.. Mnunger. II
Dolly. growing out of the public posting of Mr..
Mounger. sr,, by Thomas H. Dawson, for alley-
ed insult to the family Of the latter. Mr. Samuel
Dawson was posting the hand bills for his broth :
en- when Mounger, ir, assailed him with n dou-
BILE barreled shot gun, and inflicted mortnt
wound Dawson returned the fire. it is said, with
supposed fatal effect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
&. fSATuE NEW xORsS q VIRGINIA

'AA11k. IEAMSHiP coin consequence OF the WIN
a.. ~, . ,lfawal # the "IAMES1OWN,' for repairs, &c
\ 'kE will leave New York every Saturday evening
o.E foint every "Wednesday morning at o'clock Pas
ra leaving Lynchburg by the South Side Railroad on
at City Point " ~ ~ TEE { JOHNSON
,, Agents for N Y. g. Va Sieamshpto
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New NoRk Dec. l9-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat firm
Corn dull, and tending downward
Virginia Sizes 9al
BALTIMORE, Dec la.-Flonr and Corn unchanged.
Wheat better White 81 "a | 60
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CONGREGATIONAL.

NAsB1NaroS, Dec. 10 .
SfNArr Mr. WILSON made speech In defence of
the Republicans. Adjourned until Monday
hoesf.-The bill which passed the Senate the first
session authorizing the people Of Kansas to form
constitution and State Government preparatory to
admission into the Union, referred to the CON-
mitee on territories. Adjourned until Monday
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LATEST NEWS.
Tcrri.,. Death eS N sn,,s.


The Richmond Dispatch Of yesterday. pub
hshes the following account of an interesting
little girls death by burning
On the 9th of this month little girl named
Rosa Ann, in the 10th year If her age. daughter
Of Mr. Thomas Howard. of Powhatau county.
met with an accident which cost her her life In
company with numte or of black children. Rosa
was standing near large boiler in the YARD
when suddenly her clothes took fire, and instant
ly she was envel ped in flames Alarmed at her
perous condition, the little creature rushed into
a quarter near at hand but finding no one there
to aid her. started for another quarter about
twenty yards distant, the flames then eneircling
over her head. just ut this instant her father
(wlo. bat n moment before had reached home
and was enquiring rs To the frelin - of his sick
W.T. heard shieks and the word fire" and
looking out of the window hched his child wrap.
ped IN flames and running for aid. He mmedi-
ately FASTENED 10 the rescle, mi scizng her in
his arms. plunged her in pool Of dirty water.
aud rolled her in it, thus exingushing the fire;
but when ha took her out her clothes had been
burned from her person, aud the parchcd skin
was perIing from her body and limbs Poor
htl" creature. her sutferngs were extremely
ACCOUNTING. till ply stefan arrived, and she was
placed under the influence of anodynos. when
shA became more tranquil for u time but the in
haIation of the flames had done its work. and ON
the evening of the 9th. death came 10 her relief
Mr., Howard had of his hands drcadluly
burned hut his suherngs from that bear no
comparison TO the agonies of the mind produced
by witnessing the countenance Of his child. and
herring the shrieks and 81 onns whilst wrapped
in flames. To use bis own language, 1.-The pic
ture of his child ms she appeared in that dreadful
moment, is indelibly Impressed upon his mind
and heart never to be erased