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MASON BROTHERS.
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CANFKRRgRR TALES.


HAVE sCBuzHED TEE
CANTKRRTRT TALES
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EVERY BODY KNOWS
'T'HAr - Plse- Tr.s- ssse- Er1-s- ys-.5aE
- ssiDc. eeEyEE PEgs s50EE -,
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LNXCELzE0R WHISGEE-A srs=< z-=s-se- E-ss ---zsrzs
Il - = sale - tzzlzl v A EDWAkps BIO
NOTICE.
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sTazE- - Iz ISL - ~ EsT- c. y H.Iz-, c.
s7--E zyisss . szzezi VA EhiT 49, s-sLa
Dsszs - q s. P n. TssE.ss sess. 5sale-s
Last Notice.
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"A & Vivian ClElneek ti-sll ., u arr e " = X
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JoSTPH cIAEScck,
JszIe-e3 J. X CEIAEN"CE-
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AmbrotYpes for 81

PARTRIDGE. n, ~ ana .p-.ase.re.-..-'.A s.en-
tiss f0r operating and arrsnsenent for hl sqla
anJ IN de eouatIy. asa far sEioF % any n Ehe ey.is
predicting thess beaslfal Diet1Fss, phieh
IA ne eouutrT. Heis prepared % make AntruigDss
Fsy can b ss1tby nan I5tass A1ss
thenInIoekets ana pina, sa.s PIKE Dae1alseopes
Psesusss aadefor eastos15 - sooi slliea
40 uarEantuit - Ia1t 81 aEts lnehanesd-
Aukinas q materials SD IN he hezlnels soTs1le.
Roos east side q aih =. above Hoa1os, ndruh
Tag5oE'sne- stors aeEis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

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Esq - ssssasss y.rs-a ~ sas OGss q GU CARR u
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

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eanss1se ar he as. * Cs=T Serss4zs - sEz.a
ez-s.r sss-zss, A. z sEe=.e4 M sfses4 - - Szs
srs=sag- tssess'I Il P cHAPLIxE
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sPEcIAI NOTICE s.

sandss sar.aplEIIIa-Esry zsy6z - Eo'd--
H..la aep..5 a1-.st e-a-sly 50 atEae e ~ b''l
n ~ v5-ai.lsr a-zs uaa vta1es ss.-J tI.s- Esen-
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s. b4 sAs ssasq.-aes n.l so a. = sr1ei-1asd,
vvrs-f-l heas r.saa-iz. v-sIr.s e zAXprs SAESAPA
EILLA Ak ua-zssses= - tea-Eag oSFErzao gs.s -
g--z szserse, ~ a. = Te-s.r=s sFs a1-e
ElIa=rl Al tssFszzA
F-ezaras ass ~ v A =. D sAxns. DE-s-a. 10
81 IL y &C coop CO.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

To WBoLEsALE
AxD- CoC%TEE DzCGGESTs-
BaEJEx P4RE-
W. BrsA5VzE, y T. t-Ts= - az.= e -a4e a7y-
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PA-ENT MEDICINES
-
s-ssz 7-sp-=5-s' Pres PazzhEs- 10
--a..- s4EsEz PAX. y = czs.zz=za al C.Ess=-za-
se=9Gausz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

Nt- EsS=aE-Ts. VI 75=ase u-as-ase - aaas e:
HENZT sHAzP as et15s5ts= ss= Ssr--= C.-=sss,s<--
All ssCr. lIeeIz-I E4NE CTTTzENs-
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Trust Sale.

ny uFszs Et = Iszls sr-ess-t - - -,-,-t
y - ssaz 49, = NeE-z- - - ss=1-z- H==-sa
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= =, = - - - 1zzz=a-s- ~ fl-sg-s yrrz-
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t-Eis Usszs1
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g-ur=aksse a. . E1segss-le uz-l 10y - lsa
Z. - z 80 - go . = sLscE. Tr.,.s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

W zsr1sz-I real tai. as .ssAel q lzlsszz.g n
ss.ass IA. szass1rss ~ ssssessS1 - ~ 80
ST7er-.eass=. e Easer Wsss. d. ers.g eAaI'tE,
.bs.zssz. aza n y lsAakf-l ts- sA.sr E-gPsrt-
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13
PIA&OES.

Az res=lri-= 1-5 fr7 e-,-ya-ET s-t LE'ze ss-ek
1 - - -s5.arES~. uALLET- DAVIS 4 COS 2IANOE-
sEsr -77zEt=s= tsRo-zEzus = HELssbEs1Ss hss SKA
PtTTSES s4= thz e=s=srazss 1EAersEaef = CtfA1-l-
SEsr-r aHsS 1 ?. Hz.nsa 49, sQ5Ezss1 ffc=t< o.
~ asyLs - C-sr--s LsEDzs= Ss-s VA Luz sz5E
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IA Esc-s4-E Azszz zzsszs-s agsess ~ s.sisv-
.1~zs - fa4 szs= = asssz4sss=- 1, -fse-s1, ~
l..=z.z - :zs sE-sss q I4ss ssz== utrA 5!=-ssT-
s-r1ss EoET- HAMILTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13
mW ApVnTIsEnaENTs
Ghnrtar Heotion.
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CRI5TADORO'S HAIR DYE!
Tnafa - saeI Al tAe 1919 Y.
g 60 -, 80 = 8 60 - 5sSss.spg
Asa kseps ~ Ehrrs al-4Fs aro1 dse1E-
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ag.4 @ - E.11:e, 80 :, 60 :. {, = -
F-Issssrs : =. Gzssl ss..-s- I.al1-lZ-11g
LARGE SALE OF
Dry Goods- ClSlbTaE- Rests shoess Hats
AT AUCTION
- q i sislsef a n =, G1-ziaa Rss-as NJ 1's
1.lIs., SO - ~ 49,; - -. Co. :. E.s -.
H4.s Csss- AZ - Stseh 20 sr4<F. - - =
n a. - : ssss .rsa 81 ssa.y .ss - -:
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER
PROSPECTUS FOR 1851
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ar. RAJ. TGIES FFEfcIfES P1yETET. Ess1Is, eos
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as7 2l5eF n rsrtIi If-ses sTsrteEs.-E PesG
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Er.- EllHA D. z Y soCZHEoKTH-
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CLARA SsBNET *. *
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n NEH EoEK LED5EE : .-s.s=1 = seIl.-s.i Stss
s1.sss gssS1E E4gsE = - es1-tJ L : 7-s-l SO
fEsTE 60 a. eszrt-y azi = uls-s g szezs=r
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go l1se !. 81 Igre1s ei.S slsesJ A. se=< = 81
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V4-ss- As-rsss ~ i=s-sss - 49,, ,--v,
P&zsssE = ~ Tors Lszsss-
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lSlCTHEozTz s-s. 50 = - = ~ -e1r
4 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

Ha Esczs1-Pl=rse a.ns1.5e JOSEPH JORDAN A. sAs
Pss5l-s r1ziz.E-s ss- -f s;1s;.f ~ z-r esEEfeE
es-z-l-z- Iat sszz= -1z-ltl IASr EzIESr'S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

lsEsz1s E.rr1zs-Fs1 gI-ase ara1ae< ta= EHze e
? L EIHsEzLT. eA-tst1s@ - ciF Se-E=HaE AZ -
saszs- saAz-=s ese5s- Aes esEgs - Tsss-s e tAs
uasle e-sy- Eissis'l HAST FEIENDS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

NJ E,yrtL-T TsasI rr4zee=az7T f=fs-z ~ f-zsS-
s.s. aaaa "a eEstss4as ~ eg= = TFelsErsz
a. 80 -=sz.-- carer sE.E=ssz-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

u e.z-esisa NsE sa- -ssTe fe=s ~ iGzss sss-E Z
~ wsst=rz -slsy . ss= ssslI= sos: - .
EzeEs-s. D.ale ElsN~s. E5-E.s- BIEs-ss- Na--s1F-s
F1-ars. A--5-5=s. TIv.ns. Fss- FAl5ses- cAEtzz--s
u-4s- Ia AZ z=7 <TssJ 1ss1;ss a-sa-9 = -
? z-B-Is4 Blsts r=77zes VIZ i-s=-=zza-s a. ias-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

Pr1--.. yr-sstz5ss = -15e--ss sd 11-zstss-s- t-3
zzi -pssrez- A. e-se- k-s q -s-<zsz E<sr1g-
SE-1Il 5ss.zs sr;-zzss.s, At AIS ss-lzzaA3<-s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

M gsr.ra-Isrl-z ses- -esssss-st - iE-ze zzzs<E
q se.-s srsz 5 sas--4-- E1rzs e - rF- see<
1rgf551-= H- Ssrez= c. ztre .s,=s<l - =
-. AS Z zs=-s w tzs-el-rs ~ ss-s e tss os<
7s.=esss- isse,-'l GEORGE sULGEE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13
SHEET MUSIC.

Tzz .szs-a-ssr Tee.svsg a.1 k-g at-t IAr=s As
..57= esf-s55- C S=s Es5z Ass Izf-Ezczsz B1ola
- zE=-y Ezzs = I=t-r--z==-4 lov = see
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13
RIAL Eo1AIE -4A4
T-n- GaIe.

ny TErsls e Dsez = TszEs- srW M zu-el-f =
II 4znsF rss---neT @~eE 1ssa- - 1888
49,. - = ~ Co. sE-s < Ozas Co.. ~
- pans e. g 80 - sski- 49, - cets1
- - ga = Ta-rsrF- - e -
- - 80 - - - CO.. T-1.z - - Co. "a
- - -. = ~ " rz-zFer-s $50 - =
- y lTfEcIEEL I-az.-.
T-e5F--y y 2 y EzsET- - A.
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NEW BOOKS

Az c GkES- ss7-1=Es- = = E=l7=-z7s1 Ne ~
Il Ehl JGs- r.szzr.s- 49, lluslse = l-si-
zE-rrs Srazz 49, 30 lE= 49, =-Erzi as-s-f-'fsi
- WE1 glz-E- 49, taa1sa zalE 7izlt H'ler'
c-zl=- Esa1s E-z11l Lr1s - IL a. = 2 =
a--l Es1zsT usrsz- Pzaz=s Lv=s- eEnras A. sc'tr'
c. 49, Ezzzlszs ri EsaS s--aie.
E1ssss Ezs=AE1a- Ez-ta-- L.rrv A. 50
NJ EIzs Sas=ezas-. w. EEEu-.a- A.r-y-
ta=- E,ss L. Ee- ~
EzEe aas szEzs =vlsruT s-ls $3.50 s17---s,E
Has. r1-A s=cr--
Alsl r1ez5za-sls Frzss sc-.l Esars- $50
Sca.sui CEfsa a-sz Irars S1,zi-Er-
EF=EF EatlE sszEi-- f1ls.5 DssE - elEsz-' -
ErPe r,1zs-EzI.f hLzE- Ns- II 9es
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VS. Esc-a-Ps=1s= tz-s-=a= - =Azsk q BOLIVAR
TAzD s- Ia ss< g Csy ssrs-1-s - s=szrr eA1s-
- .z--rr-- - -Nz=-@ Ess-t MANY FEIFNnS-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13
B4IHSs BAffiS

TAXI sleaszr= il iaf,raar ~ $685. s-5zzss -
- p=sl5e sz<-Aiie. AS ABve NJ Estza E-ls
Flc3- 40 fEFlfsh 80 49, 49, -
eas Aisas an1 eus7 sas9rF Aasis- NJ ~
ei@d 1P = - wy 49, 1sa1-I, all ~ ess4-z =.
e-rld el13szE nppu1E-es a-crsszy - -
e11ssls- - = : ts1Et.arla ~ - - $500 .
AZ c=i-er esa1hsssAls<afEl ghe
NJ Saar-z= Sasesa 49, ~ e-raiss- u-hi -
ne = i-ss UuTizlsE esElge1 flreRe-
N1- Ma s1rsss, 1l1rT srszrF,s ftHss 50
eee3EIas TrrTDR SgI-VA6gaf-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

10 DzElsz Ns- Bss=-z -z=t-s c-1ssA-
= 8Arrsls Ha-,EH hsEr9EN
= Kss Ns- laFz= NE-eerel-
- rvss---s 40 - .,,-sE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

YTvE5E Es-e Es--z 49, $500 ~ - s-1aisd
80 - <---z-E==- CE-s-r - Ua=t-z a-z NszIes
sz-s--s F1as-zsaz =-r=1 - I-sz - 49, 1n5 AP-
81 - FEAU-z< 4 AzlLSTEoN6-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13
CRI3TADORO'S HAIR DYE

UuaEa = saal Al G1e E.ell1e -es
q Crfrsa.1arass elElls1 1Jgs
- 4 rstes htaeE. bFgEu 1lil1l1El19o sfeI-
A. kerus - 1trrs al1aFs aru1 dee1F-
De- 81 helas - 49,
go tsh 49, taglI- ~ ecll h-af 1ges = "a
r1RTf 1r---7-F a. 80 waa5=Elle - rE1ll- -
,F.F a - rTiursr rucI1 GlEsTal1usls - ~
- H. 50 ~ -. -
Fi-Issassrs = - GEissi Sc.s-s- tanlS-ly-lEg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

PLEASANT VALLEY
ROaFdIaGa o3 Nay sehooI Ear TOaaE H-ndtss
Sif.ssad % ~ Nts.sI sasl a-saze Ts-ssf Brifs'-
Fu1xcIrAI Ms. n < b. ......ri.y Ms er,5r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13
EOr RET

TzzE ssr-- Ron Tz Nh 80 $50 5svsp -
z--Iz EEAUcEs = 8EESTll1Nt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

TIT s-I-s Ilus,u M - ysa-a 1rr 49, = Nliu aad
- - - 4 NoEsav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

Na-ALL tae EsTsE-rs-s sAss s'rs- ElIILA = z :
S1ETHWDETR E-z-es - zrre - F=sF=lrV sezI
m ; sszsIssl.zI OILY n ~ SEU TOgk LEDSEZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

A..sz r,.=s... s.-.r.zr. 5.-I-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-11

Is SLAVERY DECLINING IN MlssouRI?-The census
Of 1856, as compared with that Of 1851, taken by
State authority, undoubtedly warrants affirmative
reply, although the actual increase Of slaves was
IL, 492 the whites in the same time having increased
205, 7O3, sixteen times fast This fact should
admonish the South of the danger which threatens
it in that direction. Who doubt that the cause
is to be found the border troubles and the almost
positive certainty that Kansas is destined to become
the prey of the freesoilers? Surrounded three
sides by non-slave-holding communities. can any
one in his right mind expect to see slavery maintain
itself in Miss"ur?-Under the present condition of
things the border States must all in short time be
lost to US.
In twenty-five counties of Missouri, the decrease
in slaves in six years reached 4,4l2.
Increase Of fee whites in ninety-fve
counties, 1874 900
Increase of slaves in ninety five countless 1892
Ratio, 81 to l. In the same counties, the aggre-
gate white population is 66992l, and the aggregate
slave, 81, All, or II to L. In the counties which adj
Join Iowa. the following remarkable results are seen
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-11

MELANCHOLY CoNrRAsr-ALDERxEN IN LONDON
AND NEw-YoRK.-There is reason to fear an i'm
mediate and extensive emigration Of Aldermen from
London to New. York. For the members Of that fat
and fatherly fraternity in the British capital are
grosning under 3 systematic violation Of their vest.
ed rights which will probably drive them to seek
refuge from oppression in this land of liitless lib
erty, and among their omnpotent contemporaries of
the City Hall of New York.
The case stands thus While the Aldermen of
New-York enjoy an absolute Stree warren" upon the
civic larder, and may eat and drink whatever they
like at the expense of the public the wretched Al
dermen Of London are deprived Of the very venison
which their fathers bequeathed to them as the "a.
cred inheritance Of the magisterial stomach Years
ago the citizens Of London had the right of hunting
in the forests Of the Grown. As the royal game be-
gan to diminish too rapidly under their assaults
however, the sovereign compounded with them by
agreeing to send certain fat bucks" each year to
the officers OF the corporation, and it now appears
that the Crown has for some time been &c chiseling
the city out Of its share Of the bargain At recent
meeting Of the Court Of Aldermen the Lord Mayor
stated that the "eight bucks which should have been
sent to him had not been received, alhouqh he had
applied for thsm." The Recorder thereupon added
that his three bucks" had Meier been sent to him.
Alderman Copeland remarking that, as all the A.
dermen were known to be fond of their vension 1t
soas nara TO cut 1t proposed to serve OUT the
crown by stopping the 'very" supplied to the 'of-
hcers OF State" What officers of State" sre thus
oy the City is not set fOrth-and If there is
any danger that the emptiness Of the Aldermanic
board VIII oe avenged upon the wardrobes Of the
Cabinet. this little difficulty may be quietly enough
arranged. If Lord Palmerston should begin to find
himself stinted in trousers and Lord P.1mure n.
denied new plaid va stcoat the woes Of the undin.
ed citizens would speedily find their wav to the
royal ear Otherwise. We see nothing for it but
high. to America and q colony in the Adirondack
country, where all the gsstronomic Nimrods Of
Cock.'gne may have much hunting a. their wind
P"''; ana eat a. many bucks as they are able to
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DOES Your MOTHER KNOW YoU'RE Our "A young
lady once had beau. One evening sad beau was
anxious to enjoy some private conversation with his
charmer, but there being two children in the room,
rather marred his wishes. The gentleman looked
to see them sent to BED, but he was disappointed.
The youngest child, little boy about three years
old slept with the young lady, and had no idea Of
retiring without his bed fellow.
Stretching his chubby length upon the carpet, he
watched the twain with resolusey wdc awake eyes
until the bell rung for nine when patience becoming
exhausted, he raised bis little head and said to the
visitor: -
I" Nine o'clock is bed time Don't you think your
mother wants you now !" ssaez*
This was of the taliest hints the young gentle
man ever received in q civil kind of way. and the
mngling of embarrassment, vexation and mrth. pro.
duced by it-which was indeed as good as . kick
was funny in the extremt
"Sonny was sent to bed every night after that
solus, aud much to the relief of the visitor.
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THE OLDES TIxE.-In turning over the leaves of
an old file of the U. S. Gnzette. stumbled upon
the following item ofntelligence under date of Janu
airy "a, 1911, nearly forty seven years ago:
"In Wake county, n. e., there are l,S1G looms,
which, during the last wear. wove more than 800,
900 wards Of cloth of various kinds"
A friend at elbow, to whom we read the para.
graph. remarked. that he would venture the asser-
ton that nearer that number Of pianos could be
found in that county at this day. than Of looms ard
spinning wheels 1hs vas a libel of urse. But
was this statement correct in 1911. and if So how
nearly is j, correct now? We should like to know
whether We have been advancing backwards or not
Hash. Dispatch.
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1t is supposed that Mexico will send to this coun.
try largely increased supplies of silver con Hther-
to at least three fourhs of the shipments of specie
have been TO England. But the last English steamer
from Vera Cruz took out but 1926, 900, while the
steamer to New Orleans took $3.50 600 It is thought
that the coinage of the month Of October. amount.
ing to about a million Of dollars will nearly all
come to the United States
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ALI, GAM AND No Loss.-The Bank OF Cape Ecu
has declared semrannual dividend Of per ce"'.
payable on and after the 9th inst. The Bank "
Cape Fear is in state of suspension, and if
sent one Of its notes. bearing on its face p'os''.
to pay on demand, you coolly told you cant g.
the spsese-that the promise will not be ian"e.'
but If you are stakeholder you can get
Such IL bank, and such it's privileges OVER those u
individuals. The profits are rcaped, but the pr0'D'
ises broken.
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General Walker,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-General Walker, in a let
ter addressed the Secretary Of State says that
far as any violation his part Of the acts Of Con-
gress il concerned he denies the charge with scorn
and Indignation, and will not far forget his duty
an officer Of Nicaragua to violate the laws Of
the United States while enjoying hospitality within
its limits AS the military organization is abandoned
about 500 men from various Southern States have
enrolled as emiRrants to Nicaragua.
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FIFTY YEARS Aeo-Ihomas I. Jndkins, Esq, of
Warren has favored US whhs5xo numbers Of the
North Cavolins Messenger. and Warrenton Pat,sSs-
cFAiscsNuny printed BY Richard Davidson, at war
renton North Carolina, beng .ne nun IN, '1 1an1
1t is 2O-by "a inch sheet, and contains debates IN
the British Parliament of the previous February, and
news of the progress of the War between France
and Prussia as late as January Sd. The capture and
examination of Aaron Burr before Judge Marshall,
then occupied public attention. On Tuesday, March
81 the examination commenced at the Capitol in
Richmond, Virginia, and on Monday, April 6th the
Editor very -naveiy remarks, - We hoped that some
passing traveller would ere this have brought US the
result of the examination Of Burr on 1uesday last,
&C." Our worthy progenitor evidently man
of few words, hut Judging from the following ex-
preston, he was man after own heart Our
foreign intelligence this week from the den Of
Federalism in Massachusetts" Fifty wears have not
mended the matter, it is now den Of "know.N Moth
ingism," which We presume is the modern name Of
Federalism.
1t would seem that subscribers in the !" good old
times" were not whit better than they should be-
On the 9th Of April appears: eW The pecnn'ary
demands upon the Editor Oh ige him to press the
payment Of accounts due to him. which on the
18th is varied az The pecnriary circumstances OF
the Editor render it absolutely necessary for him to
press his delinquent friends to early payment.
Strange that the above notice suits the year of grace
1857, quite as well 1907. In another point the
Miscellany had better luck than its successors it
was thought worthy of publishing the Laws Of the
United States" and each number has several col:
umns Of the laws signed Nath. Macon, Speaker Of
Of the House Of Representatives; S. Smith, Presi.
dent of the Senate, pro tenpore, and approved
Thomas jefferson.
Being No. $50, in it's fifth year, the Miscellany
must have been established about June, 1902. and
consequently there few counties in North Caro-
lima which have supported a newspaper for longer
period than old Warren; and still fewer which have
maintained with more unwaverng fidelity the grand
constitutional doctrines enunciated BY Jefferson and
and Macon. We extract the following account of
the capture of Aaron Burr in which Mr.. Thomas
Malone, a citizen Of Warren, took an active part
Warrenton Ne,cs
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A STRANGE MARRrAGE.-A friend in Wilkes writes
that singular marriage lately took place in that
county. man named Holloway married his step.
mother. the second wife, and widow Of bis own "a
ther She had six children, three Of them by his
father. and three by himself; and having nine chill
dren of his own the couple set up house keeping
with fifteen children. What horrible incest Where
are the officers of the law 2-Asheuizk Ne,oa -
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WITTY WIsDox-Quaint old Fuller says: LET
MN who expects ore class Of society to prosper in
the highest degree. while the other is in Distress try
whether one side of his face smile while the 9th.
er 10 pnched."
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~ Later. from Utah.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Despatches recently re.
ceived by the government confirming previous re.
ports that the Mormons are determined TO resist the
United States troops that have been sent TO Utah to
preserve order.