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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-21
GIFY BUSIN ESS.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
BUTLEHS'H BOOK-KEEPEES'S
3r Writing Fluid.

SINoR This superior Fluid before the pubic
- nearly years, lt has been constantly gaining In
favor. and PCerre By many to The AF-faHed Ar
mold Fluid.
ties togter with smaller sizes innnmerahle aye been sold
bankers and merchants In Cincinnati Loul1ViHe PB-
burgh, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detro, uante, Lafayette,
vineennes, indianapolis Evansville, FRANKFORT lexington
Nashville, Memphis St. Louis FtckEuTg, Jackson, Matches
aud New Orleans II has also been adopted In the State De-
partlsnts Of Kentucky, Tennessee and ssSpPi has
taken Diplomas Mechanics Institutes
enennbti and LOusyie, and four Diplomas und Prise Me-
da State Fairs held last Pan In New York Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois.
following merchants bankers &c. IN Wheeling,
tofore using AFnolds English Ink purchased Bat
ler's Book-KeepeF's Writing Fluid: TiT 1sss %
Northwestern Virginia; Merchants' Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling; bank Of Wheeling; Crescent ManufaetR
ring Company County Clerk Of Ohio County National Tsle-
graph 0fice, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ohee; MeInre
House, Kelly Holloway Co.; Russell MeAfee Gordon,
Matthews 4 Co.; I. Sweeney Son; poane Cowgirl; Ot 4
Boyd; Boyd OTIS Oliver Pryor Jas. IL Stout Co.; Lamb
din, Gilbefson & Co.; Press.
For sale At nanufa aetureTs prices by
ocS0 IAMBDIy. ECO.
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THE LADIES, DEPARTlLNNT

IIE LAUIES' UEPHiI-HLN
Is now opene for the reception ofLaes No Institution In
the Union parts thorough interesting course In
this Department.. -,
In coucusion we add, that shall put forth our
merit in still eminent degree the Hat
terlng recention which enterprise has met ana 0e
Iedgs ouTseIUes to inlpdrt q more oTongh, Pyaset
cOurse Of uctiO til can
other similar Mercantile College,
Among the many Recommendations, give the follow
ing r'aH'H7
ave- the undersigned, take pleasure in tesng that We
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers 9Gity as M hh
highest order. He has had great expeTenGe as an AS
gives him superior facilities in imparting Frdcicat
RAOlrledge Of Book and Thorough COn1erca9t
Education.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-21
CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTEs

OEIChERING'SP PIANO FORIES
OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
80 q II sale, fresh supply Chckering Sons
n III HI 0ebrated Piano FOTes, beautiful Blac Wal
= y y nut and Rosewood anish. and for hrllianeyof
tone and Of touch surpassed either this
country Europe, offered at the lowest iannfae
rers prices, including carriage.
Also, Prince Co.'s Melodeons style, with fun
half SWELL of fine Rosewood nlsh Buffalo
prce With general stock OF Martins celebrated Guitars
Italian French aud German Hollns, Yioneeos, Flutes,
Flies Banos Tambornes, Tuning Forks, the Italian
Strings, with all articles In the music line and a
rnl assortment of Variety Goods
wholesale and retail At the old Music and Variety Store
my2 RRIJ0R
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-31
New TAILORING EsrAB.rsHMESr - w

New TAILORING EsrABarsHMENr - We
would call especial attention to the sdver
lisemrn' Of Messrs. ROBBINS & HUNr
in ,o.day's paper They la We added an
important feature to their extensive ,esta.
bl'shm mt in the shape Of Tailor Shop
If you want any kind Of garment cut,
or made up give them call. Their
shop is in the Yellow Corner, over theiI
store.
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n GOOD NEWS y
For EverbodyM!
WE have engaged the services Of Mr..
W s. SUTTON, to conduct and car
rYou the 4t VI A egsD
!. G,ailarlns Au1slnllelss!i r


in all its various branches Mr.. Sutton
is an experienced workman. having been
engaged for the last FIVE years as cutter
in one Of The best Tailoring Establish
ments, in Cincinnati, we feel safe in say
ing to the public that we can get you up
work that will correspond with the best
either east or west. Mr. Sutton's long
experience together with the best OF refe-
rences. prompts us to say he cannot be
excelled as cutter in Ohio. Work OF
every description got mp on the shortest
notice. and satisfaction guaranteed.
2 Rooms up stairs over Robbins q
Hunts store, yellow Corner. Upper
Sandusky, o. Jan. 1st, ,'5e. lo.sd9M
e9 Si ROBBINS & HUNT.
uf "a refir4aH tf-;,pf
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The New Y.rk Gold Golden Prize.

In another column We publish the pros
pectus Of the New York Golden Prize
weekly newspaper published by Brche,
4 Compsny. New York City The Col
den Prize is literary paper, full of choice
reading matter. such rs Tales, Poetry,
Anecdotes Biographies. &c. 1t is em-
phaticaIly the paper for the "million. -
Que novel feature in connection with the
Golden Prize, is that ev ry subscriber. a,
soon as his name is received by the pub
fishers. has his name written after mum
Der. which will +n,i,le him to ..ift nth
not less than fifty cents, land may br worth
$500. Messrs. Beckett d Go. deal on
The square. as we can certify. and their
Gift Distribution is no humbuy. I'M
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= HtN rays ointment aud pak.--Ths
idea th,t cancer is inrurable cannu, be
entertained by persons who hsv. witues.
sed the effect Of these remedies on this
terrible disease. The Ointment pepe-
trstes the substance of the cancer, and
reaches Is minutest ramiica,ions in the
fs'e. q eeking its progress. and gradual.
ly restoring the parts affected to a sound
c'rdi on willie the pills. acting upon tbr
h'"d as . powerful detergent, destroy
tn se' d. of tie ma'sdy ia the circul..
Ton. The testimony on this head is
abundant and conclusive -
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v IAN DOT PI(A III.
FpITtD AND rUBLsHtr by
C H A R L Z = g N U G G
~~~~y~~-,>~'-0>>y-~>~->~> ->~>>D~-~~--~I'-->>>>-~>-
UPPER SANDUSkY.O.

THURSDAY DEC. ~, 1857
AS'T" day we give the D D,hnqren,
List its final insertion. Next week we
will give our readers the usual variety Of
readin, matter. &a 8 q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-31
u \ AAAAAess !.

Married, on the 24,h Of this month, by
Rev. NJ Templeton. Mr. Jacob PARCEL
and Miss. Catharine Oesdale, both resi-
dents ofWyandot County. Ohio.
Married, at the same time, ond BY the
same. Hr. Reuben Willard and Miss.
Hannah Van Der Blet, both Of Wyandot
County, Ohio. ~ ~ 90
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-31

EY-See card Of August Brauns. IN
""" "e' e"'""'"' IL you 'wi'"y"'.v.
elry, Clocks. Cigars, or anythin, in his
line give him call
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-31

FOn New Years day our Carrier
will be on hand with an address to cur
patrons. As New Ye,r only comes onc..
in av ar we hope our patrons will be
ready with the erpeted quarter.
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GOLDEN PRIZE!
FoB aRdfat tp.l
ILLUSTRATE 1SjSIILusrRArD

"TTEN New York weekly GOLDEN
6E PRIZE is one If the largest
and best literary papers of the day. An i'm
perial @ arto containing eight pages, or forty
eight columns, of entertaining original matter;
and elegantly i'll ustrated every week
A Gift worth frcm 80 Cents to $5CO lin
Gold will be presen ted to Each Sub
soluoI ImueaA~t.ly 0n Receipt Of tha
subscription Money. I
TERMS: h"o4 s'A
One Copy for one Year s2 90 4 Gift
One Copy for Two Years $50 =.
Que Copy for Three Years 500
One Copy for Five Years 500 s
AND TO CLUBS
Three Copies, One Year IS 90 L Gift
Five Copies one year eW
Ten Copies one yerr Is 90 10 :"
Twenty one copies one year, ~ ~ ii
The articles to be di stnbted are comprised
in the following list:
Two packages of gold con.
tanning $500 90 each
tanning 10000 each
Ten packages Of gold con.
tanning 100 90 each
Ten Patent Lever H uniting gYlaoI
Cased v tches 100 90 each
Twenty Gold Watches rs 90 each
Fifty Gold Watches 81 90 each
One Hundred Go atches- 50 10 each
Three e undred Ladies Gold
Watches ii a35 90 each
Two Hundred Silver Hunting
Cased Watches 80 oc each
Five Hundred SilyerW atches
TO dollars to a' 25 90 each
One thousand Gold Quad as .g
a Vest and Fob Chains. 10
dollars to 80 90 each
Gold lockets, bracelets Brooches, Ear drops
Breast pins cuff Plus, sleeve buttons, rings,
shirt studs, watch keys, gold and silver thin
5les and variety of other articles worth from
50 cnts to Is dollars each.
Immediately Oh receipt Of thu su Inscription
III onev, the subs ribers name will be entered
upon our subscription book opposite number
and the gift corresponding with that number
" i'll be forwsr ed, within one week to the sub.
scriter, by mail or express. post paid. All
should be addressed to
rs BECKETT T. Co..
48 and Moffat Pudding, 335
Bro adway Ny. 80 =
***Speoimep copies sent free, H.,
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BADLY ScAREp.-The Chicago Demo-
Graf says the Office holders IN that city
are terribly /. xrrcised At the, collision bet
weap Little Dug and the dealer out OF
A ',"'nis'ration pap. and sre shivering
with terror. ~ :,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

WALKER AND NIcARAGuA.--G Gen. Walker landed
at Punta Arenas with small force having boldly pass
ep the United States vessel Saratoga stationed near
that place The steamer Fashion carried Walker
and his men from New Orleans. Her papers were
all right apparently, and the Captain affected to be
lievc that he was carrying "conpIc OF hundred
coffee. planters" MS cmigrantS to Nicaragua The
lcter.wrtrs consider Walker in no favorable posi-.
ton, ut Punta Arenas, but he is said to yc eX.
pccrg considerable rcnforccmcntS from Mobile and
New Orleans Whether the commander of the stca.
mcr Saratoga was outwtted, or whether his instruc.
tons we're not sufficiently clear to justify HIN in
stopping the Fashion, does not appear.
Walker is man of ability and resources, and will
make desperate effort to regain his lost power and
to establish himself permanently as Governor OF
Nicaragua. His bearing as soon he landed, was
bold and defiant. Finding some Of the Saratoga
officers on shore, he peremptorily ordered them on
board their ship.
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HAYWOOD FEMALE fNSrJTUTE,

yUNHE SECOND SESSION WILL COMMENCE THE
nth January next, under the supervisor of Mr. 7. c.
Shaw and Lady whom also take pleasure in recon-
mendng 10 parents generally are, from the
results Of last session, that they successful and tho
rough teachers and certainly merit liberal patronage for
their enterprise in building upa school of 80 hgb moral
and intellectual character And those who
have daughters educate that their moral and intellectual
training will he faithfully aud strictly attended TO- AZ
any similar institution in The country. The regular rates
of tuition TO- 2s and 10 dollars per session. according
In the advancement Of the pupil Extras, French Drawing
AMI Painting water colurs dollars each Mnnochro-
matte painting 10 dollars. Music the Piano. including
the Of instrument % dollars Latin and Greek at the
usual prices Fifty cents per scholar will be added for con-
tugcucies Pupils will he charged rom the time Of enter
ing Ia the end uf No deduction will be made ex-
cept in OF ptoraccd sickness For any information
relative board parents referred Messrs z. e..
Shaw, d. l. Howe or J. W. Scott.
y. l. HOWE,
j. = LASATER,
W. HOGAN JONES,
JOSEPH AVANT,
ELIAS BRYAN,
RICHARDSON FAUCETT,
X. n SMITH.
JOHS W SCOTT.
December H. 1857. l26--it
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 ultimate friends Of Gov.
Walker assert that he will shorty resign the govern.
mrut Of Kansas territory and is now preparing an
address 10 the people, stating the reasons of this
course; designing however, to use no language tend
ing to disturb his friendly relations with the Presi.
dent
Judge Douglas bill, although sim lar to that Of
Mr.. ToombS, contains additional clause, that the
Constitution, when formed by the Convention, be
submitted entire to the people Of Kansas
Senator OWNS California correspondence reports
intense anxiety existing there to enlist against the
MormonS; also, ha, the Mormon emiS-arics through
out the State are mcditatjng the most serious mis-
chief.
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UrAH.-The latest news fiom uath is to the 9TH
of October. The attitude of the Mormons is pecu'
llary hostile and threatening. Brigham Young, in
series Of discOuISes delivered before large audi.
ences Of the Saints in Salt Lake City, had distinctly
avOwed his determination to destroy provision and
forage, and lay the Territory waste rather than per-
NIT the entrance of the troops The iant'hcarted
among the Mormons are warned to leave, under
penalty Of death if they attempt to thwart the ends
OF the leaders, Brigham's programme appears to
be Endorsed to the fullest extent by Heller kimhaIl
John 2 ylor and others among the prominent men
IN Utah. The hts Of recent atrocities commit
ted by the Mormons, present sorry picture. There
is nothing further from the Government Expedition
by this arrival
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NBw YoRK, December l4-rhe steamer Europa
has arrived, with Liverpool dates TO the 2Sth No
vembrr. The market reports show decline in cot
| ton and sgIr advance in breadstuiis Money mar
ket easier.
LATER FROM INDIA.
| Later adviccs from India state that various points
in Delhi were defended by thc ngitives Lucknow
/ still held out and strong rcniorcements were aear
/ at hand.
The British government will assume the control
| of India.
, Fifteen troop ships, with 5000 men, had reached
the Indian ports.
The mutinccrs were sgnaly defeated near Asia,
with a loss Of 43 guns aud nearly 100 killed.
great amount Of treasure was recovered.
Gen lIavcock was safe at Lucknow, but the enc
my in great force, were in the vicinity.
/ The King Of Delhi will be tried before military
commission Two more sons Of the King had been
shot.
The arrears of revenue were coming in rapidly,
ENGLAND.
The Northumberland and Durham District Bank
has suspended Liabilities e, 600 sterling.
The ministry will propose total abolition of the
East India tompany's charter, as soon a Parliament
meets, and bring the Indian empire under the Brit
sh crown.
! Lord Clarendon has announced that the French
scheme of negro emancipation in Africa will probab
/ ly be abandoned.
SPAIN.
| II is reported that the Spanish governments has in
Struced ten. tonCha To organize forces in Cuba for
service against Mexico in negotiations for set.
/ tlcmcnt ol impending difficulties should fail.
| LIVERPOOL MARKETS.. Nov. Is Cotton. Sales Of
the week amount to ~ 600 bales, of which spccula-
/ tors took 1000, and exporters 5000 tHrrcnt quail.
| tiles have declined w., and inferior has also declined
! Quotations Eomluo. Stock III po.i 800 600 bales,
| of which $4,000 are American. Manchester advi.
vcs uniavorabc
| l. ,,.l,. h IL,
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MARRIED.,

In Trinity Church, PurSmuuth Va, on the 10Th Iust.
by the Rev Jno H. WughrId, Lieut.. Richard IT. lHdhrk,
is, Cavalry I. ; Army, 10 Miss lcNnun Eugrua, She uuN
daughter OF the late John Clarke, Esd, IT NHnsrrnond
county, Va.
Ia Johnston county, on the I'd inst, by the Rev. John
Ellington. Mr. Henry Duncan. "t Dallas county, Ala, u
NJ, Emmnc. daughter OF john Boon, i.I.
"a Sprl al the Age please copy.
Al Burns Place, Lemon county, y G., on Nov 10Th.
lNr,, bN the Rev. Nh Fitzgerald. AcrdluU j. NhHrd,
Esq, W AbcrIrru, Mss 10 M,, Luc, " second daughter
ui the late Gen James u Whitfield, OF Lemon county.
In Luu-bmg, Uu The sd lust. al The residence II / {
iiuIug,wmlh by NJ I Hawkins, E,,I, Mr. i, T.. im-
brlhr to- MrS NJ. \. Clifton, Youngest daughter Of ur
Nuliuu deed.
=. Christian Advocate copy.
In lu>hrgrr, Ala, uu the ID u,l at O'Clock, by the
kc,. Nr,lo Rush, IuD .. T. f",rrr o G.rurN lie, tot.
merry II fIaNim county, y G., lu Mrs. Marh, \. MARTIN.
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LATE FROM INpA.--'Thc Enyopa brings two weeks
later intelligence from India Lucknow was safe,
and Generals IIavclock and Outram were both in the
Rcsidency, and though the enemy had gathered in
great strength in the vicinity yet, within few days,
the British would be able to count seven thousand
bayoncts-a force amply sufficient to disperse the
mntineers The Delhi ugitives had been intercepted
and routed by General Grcalhead. military com.
mission had been organized to try the King of Delhi
and two more of his sons were SummariIy shot. Re.
Inducements from England were beginning to arrive
Fifteen troop ships had reached various Indian ports
with about ,OOO men on board.
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Is NOrth.CarOlinn a Beggar

The first act Of beggar-of one asking aims, is
to put up poor mouth, by way OF a appeal Tor
sympathy, and then to enlarge on taitered garments
old Shoes cold weather and hard times. Poor
Toms a.cod,' saith Shakespeare; and North-Carolina
is creeping long in poverty and sOrro." saith the
Editor of the Register. Hear what he says:
"No matter for the Old North State. Leave her
alone in her sack-coth and SORROW Poverty she has
always been used to. Let her creep along still, hon
est and poor. Should she recover her rights
she might become proud-perhaps she might be-
come also dishonest"
The Editor is talking about distribution. lie
thinks North Carolina has special, particular
rights" rights" in scveraty in the public lands
and lie looks upon the general government-'he
common government, to which North Carolina is
party, as an enemy-as a government fatally bent
on treating her unjustly and booming her to "pov-
crty" and escrow" Is this true? Is North
Carolina indeed a hcggar? Isshea "Poor, "creep
iRg," "sack.cloM' covered State? Has she sat
rays" been poor? If So no son of hers should pro
claim the fact to the world But it is not so. North
Carolina is a wealthy and powerful State Her re-
sources are as varied as abundant and as valuable
as those of any State in the Union and her people
are worth to-day, per head, than the people Of
Massachusetts, or any other New England State
The statistics-counting her slaves at 5000 each
will prove it.
All intelligent persons and all honest honest poll
ticians are tired of this whining about North Caro-
linas poverty as one Of the tricks to sustain the dis
tribution humbug 1t is trck-a prc;encc, and it
is used in behalf of one OF the most consummate
humbugs and cheats that ever disturbed or annoyed
an intelligent people. North Carolina is not poor
she is net Dpggar Her credit is better to-day, as
it has always becn than the boosted credit OF Nr-
GINA and the taxes paid by her people are hardly
felt, when compared with those which are paid by
the people Of that State
Shame upon the partyism-shome upon the spirit
of faction and Of opposition to Democracy, which
to advance selfish ends would undcrvaIue and I'M
dcrratc the good old State, and place her in "sack-
cloth aud SORROW" a pcnsioner and beggar at the
(outstool of federal power.
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ssTNTE OF NORTH CAROLINA Awake

- cor NTl In Equity Jane, CARPENTER Henderson
y. Ilrdg" and hi, wiy Frances II. Hodge and W"odSon
Carpenter AN infant. by hlS Guardian Henry Horton
Inu Carpenter, Reuben Carpenter aud Willie Whit
lr, and hr- wife SlInh whitley. Petition to sell land
Whereas II hlS hcou mnlr I" appear I" the Honorable
the lurrur hr Court Of Equity for the County ut Wake
%, the tnl Term, \ o. ISL. TINT John W. Carpenter,
Rruhrn Carpenter. aud willie whitley ~ his wife Sarah
Nhtny uI duu- IT IA" State Of North. Carolina,
Ts therefore notify IT." ,ird defendants, and each
oi hrm 20 he aud appear the next Term oi our said
Court to be held the Court House IN Raleigh, the
first Nundly after the fourth Monday u March next then
and there answer llr Petition u the plaintiffs nure
SAID tiled against them Tor sale u certain Real Estate
aud Il vision Of the proceeds the sad Petition will be
taken J,, ou,t,.. to them, such ii" them do not
answer aud the curse down for hearing E- Pdris.
Given under hand, II office. This 18th Of Dec, 1887
ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD, 4 VI in l..
pr SIrb ll2-wSswBw.
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DIED,

In Wake county, the oth ms, Mr. Calvin Jones' aged
81 wears aud 10 month, HIS disease luruuunu H.
leave, aged muhrr and several brothers aud sisters o
mourn ms departure.
In iuthn county the @olh ur, of typhoid fever MIR
CASTOR Badger Gm,S
In Iurhr county, the 10th ait, Of typhoid rcycr MIR
DAVID IImmrImIu
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special Notice.

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'r Istore their time is oUt, By CROSS MARX on
foGs aad untsss he su6crptioa Is "enewd tie pa
Mt" discontinued. This is rate from uhich there
pr, departurs Watch for tie mark and rentp
royr subscription.
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or the Post Office ta well us the one to, which
by desire the change 10 be made.
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A GORGEOUS n TASTEFUL GIFT BOOK.

Tue porrs NlNTrrvrm CENTrHr.
~ ELECTED AND EDITED by THE REV. ROBERT
- iRI> WlLlMOIT, Incumbent Of li"nrw""l with
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~" The Post Office at LeororN, Yadkin County,
T., has been changed to Boonvillc, on account OF
the former name conflicting with Lenoir, Caldwell
County, y. c.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

OREGoY-The election in Oregon Territory has
resulted in the adoption Of the Constitution the re-.
lection of slavery, and the exclusion OF free negroes
from the State.
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NicdrdguI Entrants,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l2--Walkcr will receive an
additional force of one thousand men, which will
Igave here this week, under the command Of Gen
hennnGsen. Walker stock is up tonight
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R\lrIDu. \, {.
Right Rev. TIlOS. TkINSON, u D.. Nisiirr,
Rev ALBERT SMEDES, u. D, Rector.
yB7!IE THIRTY SECOND TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
wli commence ON the tth January, lS5S.
For Circular apply Iu i,,r Rector.
Raleigh, Dee. la, l,,,. ll2-2t
,f The Register llr Observer Fayetteville; the Jour
nal and Herald, Wilmington; the Dispatch, Washington;
the Pioneer, Elizabeth CAV; the tanner, salisbury the
Herald, iorl,muulh Va. the National mtrIg rurcr aud
the Union, Washington, u. C., wl please insert To the
Auuuul o 81 aud Their bin. 10 the standard office.
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MORE SPrcrE..-The steamer Star of the West ar.
rived at New York on Monday last, Wit about 81
OO0, 900 in specie.