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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20

ST. LAWRENCE r., tasS 81 G,-suaia- Bale.
o. Eslr. ia ail . ISIS Tor sHIe Hai .t dIfft &C
prvHaisaas It Ia f-l11d f-r 1857
assF.lcl 1t p-sHs11Ia fF saii GIT drat sd frf
the HelE.JU: Co. Fair, fail o: iase- npiA-fnd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20

ItyOu don't think of all this now, you will by
and by, when yOu reach the vtaduct which eros
Ses beneath the River of Death, and is known
as The Turn of Lifc;' when the human system
and powers, having reached thier utmost cxpan-
sion, begin either to close like flowers at sun
ret, OF break down at once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20
Trustees Sale,

TlrsuaIee % deed q tri'- san 4. q Olhuu sHd Z.
LtnBd1 sat thsi -iTss. from :1s- L-.iE anil
HIlbe u4= dated Apr sst, 1873 seesriri
oas- for Ono county. r. d.sd boek ". g. pas
go, ufl = Eae, 81 m fTsnt s- - ~ Court
tios sid Atineu4hy tie 1sti. GaF - MAJ
is, f1Ii"E4E property, certain IaF
e. a. iatl ruatc -lf sl~ e te Olp river ~ lie
E8-ty & Ohio - Nt-zla. ssia.at=A o.
hunir~ an s-N-ntg-Gr~ -ereE - ltss ~
5tl.Ile 47s p iTS1ds. Es4tis SAT
Es=t, AID q pl5lp E='iy lie Eerh-As N
and ed sn1 conveyed - sssugi e RaEuSr Hnd
MEL FaFa-rr, I'D thtT sal b. jan ehrir
lnnfhrr. By deed dated Mach ai-f I-s6.
TEAsog saE p a.. Ei-h In On ga srszi AFrt
lis. q szi~ r. - Sf51 a-y -
-ls - @ On ~ y; day q: Arri ts - - on - Is
..-s April. 80. fels-g g. II - ~ Are 1877.
t2T tsJ Aprit. i-ss. sgiaa dsy -
April, I.a: esqsi III lt daF r. april 1-sS azs any
rszzai-r tst dHy A7r i-si, -irh .-frst
s1eh Fsi1AinseE. DANIEL e All.
nq-I-fsutH TF-st-~-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20

Ths s 20 ecyti,y th1t assTc correct.
th-t colt = tie uJ demonstrating btul
sf.c snd this eat Is Of The Cd HuTse.
GO =. SELsOS,
Bali. April -. 1851. Lsns ttIzad. =. =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20

Hickory Cree 3. C.aIlts c.. ,aiV' SSv- Is. i-sts
PFuS- o. J. WseOD-peAE Ss-T- ttrr iAss
Induced yoEE Hair Restorative Lnd
- -ets wonderful, fee: & irty % and
tiI- afflicted. r-pctt
Our Sc soa's head Tor time had hen perfectly
covered MIA sores, E-i called Il resii head III
htr sizaoas Cns.Tcly oS whtn q
fsE1, seeing Lie sunsTnEs. advised EstS ES-se
gaftNs, .s Etl lttr here u bat .
grisci and tLst % al gr.ends, ~ sFF
removed the disease entirely, ard I'D uEgrialt sEoP
Of hAiTsoo started ks-
las healthy scalp, au isNuTiant 81 hair
otlrr chill a. We therefore, and htts b
mead Restorative !rTfeet remedy al die.
of tbs seaip and hAlT. NvaIv, y.Crs Fy-ps,t a.:s.
GEpEGE " ia sGiSrOrWAI,
SARAH 4. HlGGiNEUs fIAI-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20

GsTdiu-V, BIAitp, Iune -. issa
o. Professor Wops lIEr Restorative, std trI sHy
rT-at--t iiseoErTy &c the ad
changing Hair. Before u>iug %
Wy atfAiEeI oTisinsi eoisr- Yon
recommend it IL UotiI ufOEt las: tzhT
Ycurs Respectfully,
y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20

This inprchensibe LHIut ut, upon SLoi ,he ETva
Of the afflicted OF all lads nov rely tOT Ttl!ti d
che pEnEs of determinations, Neuralgia, &Out, ETy sipeiJs,
Cancer, Scrofua SPTais USES, burns Scalus
cutneous diseasesis rapui! spsTsydiE all snia prep
Ttc pTOpTytprs give fer tAG IECOura oil
sufferers tile following uyIlUrAHGun oi aI,W OF he
der o. It during the astIrN months Cv
from LHtSd Iu the pOassssiSI
Propr!, tors, their lsug preciudes IublChUE
= ia. = few.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20

hereby certify the B.L Eor.s t INsrsne. ihst
PURCHASED q iSk April iHsi. colt -
he eel brAtsd trottaE et.oa - La-rsHe- sid that
bought him e the .: the old g. Laur,na- "a Mou
trfaI. Ca adH. THOMAS fHEP1iAHp-
Da!tiaaoTe. April -, 1885,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20

o.J.WOODE 60. Prorri,tors So Broadway. New York
In lie gr-AtN- Wis Railing Es;nhls, Esutl ard iIi
Market 81, 81. Louis No AEd sold by ~ SOed hrSE-
dscsd,rGr1y-ez;.p,-sun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-20
One IEolIIe r,rinrnphnnI.

MoMt, 3I5 Morgan Street, 1t. Louis, having
hree years with eumatisI tried InRly
preparations without tLrc cured by one hi csub bot
tle VI Arctic LiBiurnt.
out of rnrARtOTys
Henry Davis, Mound street, Louis, Who he
"sudGTnI the pause Of PGTgHtOTy" with Neuralgia,
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
WILLIAM STUBBS.
House and SignPaintcr

GLAZIEK, PAPER HANGER, &c,
Begs to announces /" his friends and public generally
ot Smyrna and surrounding country that he bn. p.
moved from 81 Georges, and lpcaled huns, II , rn
merre street, Smyrna where he viii IN lIs 1uiu
conduct hIs business. and begs mosI respectable II,
solicit the patronage and support OF the ades md YEN
ileHen Ol thls town anu country, assuring Them III
he VIII execute all orders in The aheyc line of bus
ness with strict regard To economy nearness and dl.
pach Tor his experience than thirty yearspvs
MN encouragement to state that he can execute all
branches OF House Painting and Interior Decorating T.,
the satisfaction vi oil whu may please 10 enrusl linn
with their orders. The most Respectable References
given, and all Orders punclually attended 10.
" MUTATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE.
BkONLlNG, GLIDING, &c; also. Entry Wall. and
Ceilings Painted IN superior China Glass Coiors dr
&C Smyrna. March - 'elt
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
Sheriff 5 sale.

by virtue OF sundry wrIls OF EcnditiOn f.
p"nas 10 me directed. will be "xposcd To pull.
vendue, ut the door OF the S,aIe tlnu,c, /
Dover. Dover hundred, "n TUESDAY G,n da
ct April, 1888, at : o'cluck, III, the followln
Real Estate, w:
No. i. A tract, piece OF psrcel OF Land stu
ate IN Murderktln hundred, Kent county an,
State OF Delaware, adjoining lands of Jane
Green, William Lyndae ana others, and sa i
to Contain seveniY-nine acres, more or less.
NO. 2. tract OF Land situate IN the Hun
dred, County aud Slate aforesaid, adjoInlul
nds of No. l. lands OF John Hum, Thoma
PICKERING and others, aud SAID % contain ont
hundred acres more or less
No. 8. A Farm or tract OF land situated !.
IN the Hundred, County and State aforesaid
adJ"lnlng lands of Thomas MAIDEN, Alexande
Jackson, Thomas Duwnham and others, and "a II,
70 contain one hundred aud fifty acres more
less. The improvements are one story Dwell
ing House thereon erected.
No 4. A tract OF Woodland, situate in Dow,
Hundred, Kent County anC State of Drlawar.
adjoining lands of Geurge Jones, William lllro.
aud Others, aud sud to CONTAIN fifty acres, NOR
or less
Seized and taken in execution as the propet,
OF NATHANIEL II. MIFFLlN, and will l.
sold by JOHN GREEN. Sheriff
SherIff's Office. March l6, 1858.
V5-Ten per cent ot the purchase rnun,
must be paid or day Of sale. mh25.2w
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

IiiE FEET There is no more liable source for
consumption ihnn wet feet cold feel cannot occur if
tne crcuatlOnIs kept up; sense Of ooldne.s in them
~ an indication that they not protected from IN
weather. Our hudIes are often over. .burdcneJ with
cIohs AMI wrapping shaw Is " bile our limbs are nat
hull covered. There is nulhIng more uuuge o,s and
hoIhlns more destructive to human lie than coil.
sumption, and DuclOr Gun says q heavy cold is the
moiher Ol Consumption. Consult your own experlence
ana you Will find that two thirds 0 the colds caught
are by wet ieet Health requires your feetio be Ike
wrnl and dry it is better 10 pay the tailor and
FLANlGEN. the cheap Shoe dealer than to paw the
ooc'or l"r curing you after you have been i'll There
are Dul Two proper coverings for ladies winter
~hch are gum boots and the canskln thick cole Wei
Hileloh bOpls such as every man wears In fact the
pTOGcllon they afford the legs against the wet is more
necessary Tor the ladies than the gentlemen, for in
such case the damp skirts flap against The calis
ns'e"u Vi ihe llmD Take The strongest man among
VS. ana compel him to weuI the same kind of shoes
That The lad es generally wear at this time the yeA
au my "ord Tor Ilin less than a wear the grave sgar
"oulu say here Is a customer soon Tor me-" In
no clVllized country earth, as a general thing.
the ladies so delicate il health as m our country and
no "here do the adies wear such thin light shoes
Lo"h ior instance, at the ladies III Europe; what rosy
'"eehs anu What constitutions and at 40 hardly cora
mehclg me prime Of life See What thick soles ard
lhlck call skin they wear, and then YOU can learn
"ha causes So many pale faces among the iem1les "f
our country, ard where lie the c uses for 50 nut Il
| consumption. When see female going 10 market
on cold sloppy Inorang with Ihn shoes her feet,
WIN pale cheek and u slight hacking cough AMI her
ieeI wet while arN selling good article OF ladies'
gum O"s lined - Ith thick annel for only 81 ceIls
pair. Then begin 10 feel ti re IS something wr'ng
ana am selling ladies gum shoes us low u cents
Pnlr' anu The very best qu, only ST cents pair
and chl'dren's gum shoes have nIre lUl of Them,
hat sell l"r only 81 cents pair; aud what. ask,
ooAs more com Oriable a child going 10 school ur
"nt ON wet ~ damp day, than warm and dry gum
sOe = then Their lltlo leet protected and yet
cheap only 81 cents II puIr aud a pair OF them ~ Ill
wear GU! two Ihirs OF ma rccu shoes this lime of Il
year and amy Od Worn slr will do 10 wear with
lhen; and what excuse u man have lur wearing
'eahy ho"t' Ur Sli"es when am selling mans stout
and good winter shoes for only 81 pair. and NICE
oklhg Sunday boots for only 81 30 per pair and lois
Oi other cheap boots and shoes numerous to me IL
non. just call and see how ELANlGEN sells boots
mi shoes 10 meet the lines. Gail al 10 west Secuud
street Wilmington. Del, sign large Black Boot
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
Sheriff 5 Sale.

BY virtue OF writ of Vpndulonl Expona
to me dlrected,w will be exposed to pubic venduc
at the StOrehouSe OF Thumas II. McIlvaine, l.
MurderkIn hundred on SATURDAY, 3d da
OF April, 1858, at = O'clock, IN, the fuIlowIn,
Real Estate, viz.
No. |. All that Farm or Tract of Land stu
ale IN M1rdrrkIn hundred, Kent county al,
State OF Delaware, adjoining lands OF Tmulh,
Tary and Others. .,d SAID to csnta IN Nine Acre,
ana eight square percheS, be- the same more VI
less wrh one ST. ry Dwelling House, Black
Sml'h shop aud WheeIwrghr sh"p thereo
erected
No. =. All that piece. parcel or tract of Ian,
situate IN the Hundred, ,Cuunly and State aiorr
SAID, adjoining lands of William Ii. Cuillns
lands OF Joseph Mcdaniel and hers, aud sal,
to contain five acres, more ar less.
Seized aud taken III execution as the proper
iy OF WILLIAM BURK. aud will be- sold b,
JOHN GREEN. Sheriff
Sheriff's Otficr, March I6 Io3S
w Ten per cent of the purchase none,
must be pad on day OF sale mh25. Wv
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
Real Estate Advertisements.
Sherif''s Sale

- BY virtue of writ of vendliioni exponas TO
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at
the Hotel of Tllghman Foxwell, in Smyrna,
Duck Creek hundred, on THURSDAY, the 9Th
DAY OF Afrll, at O'Clock, IN, all that certain
FARM or Tract of Land situated in Duck CreeI K
hundred Kent county, and State of Delaware,
adjoining lands Of Edward Tilghman, Eliza beth
Goodwin and others, and said to contain Forty
Two Acres One Hundred and Ten Perches,
more or less. The improvements are a one
story Log Dwelling House and Stables.
Being seized and taken in execution as the
property of DAVID REDDING, and will be
sold for cash by JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
March %, 1853
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

DISPATCHES FROM rHE UrAu Expeprr,o,-
,sssN'ngto March 2S Col Johuson. in b;s
!sles' oihcai dispatches. ssys that the Mormon
lips are organized to resist the esta blishmsnt
OF territorial governmen, by the Unned states.
snd ~ furtlerancs Of that object erected works
o. aefence 10 the mountain passes q nd near Salt
Lase city. lie does not believe that soirit of
eohciIiaiion towards them would now be prop.
eny appreciated, or rather that il would be
wrongly interpreted. In view ofthe treason.
asis S Temper aud feeling peryading the leaders
ssIn sna 'ho greater portion Of the Mormons, he
n,"as s,""a nennef ,ne honor nor dignity oftbe gov
srnment sr will allow the sigatesi concsssios -
pey should 30 made to submit to tho cc,ps,itp.
uonal and legal demands Of The goyernmea,
,nncondnionaliy. An adjustment of Tho exis,.
ng sag dinicnites on any basis would be nueatorv
iher threats 10 oppose the march of tho trooo.
a. ~ The spring will not have the slightest IL
nosnce 10 delaying. and ifthey desire 10 ,o;o.
'oe ISSUE he believes ia 10 for the interes, of ,bs
any: vac oPPo''u-
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
SheriH'S Sale

| BY virtue Of writ of Vendlton Exponas tc
me directed, will be exposed TO Public Vemdue
at the door of the State House, in Dover, Dover
Hundred, on TUESDAY, 9th day OF April
1905, at O'Clock, p. m., the following Rea
Estate, viz:
| No. A lot of Ground situate on Locker.
man street in the town Of Dover, Dover Hun.
dred, Kent county and State OF Delaware, ad
JoInlng lands OF Samuel Culbreth. William s.
Osborn and others, twenty fl. front by titly
feet deep. The improvements are u three STORY
frame StorehOuse thereon erected.
No. 2. lot OF Ground situate on Govornor's
Avenue, IN the Town, Hundred, County and
State aforesaid, adjoining lands OF james A
Dunn'ng aud others, sixty feet by three hun.
dred and three feet deep, Without any Improve
meuts.
No 3. A lot OF Ground situated on Governor,
Avenue, IN the Town, Hundred, County anL
State aforesaid adjoining lot No. Z, sixty tee,
by three hundred aud three feet. without an.
improvements.
| No. A. A lot of Ground situate on Governor.
Avenue, IN the Town, Hundred, County an.
Slate aforesaid, udjuIning lot No. aud Ia,
owned by J"meS KIRK, sky by three hundre
aud three Ieet deep.
| No. . lot of Ground situated on ,n,. north
west Corner Ui Division aud Clu.rn streets. q,
The Town. llunured, County uud > ate ator,
SAID, adjoining lands OF Sdnuci Drowu, s.NiI
tert by one hundTeu aud halt lcrl dcep, with
out amy improvements
No. .. A iui Of G:"und siin.ted on Qu,..
street, IN the Town, lluhdrtd. CouLly anu = a.,
aforesaid, adjoining lauds "t " tilIam W. Char
man aud George +. Fisher, without any IA.
pruvements
SeIz"d and taken in execution d. the rroprt
~ OF JOHN ii BATElAN, and " il uc sul
by JOHN GREEN, Snerlff.
SherIff's Office, March 10 ISIS. .n2G.
V~ Zen per cent. OF the purchase mrt,.
must be paid on day ot sale
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
Valuable Mill Property

F0 ALE,
&F@s The subscriber offers at private sale.
ssiii his valuable Mill Property, situated ON
kAi-A the State road leading from Smyrna t.
Dover, and four miles from the former place.
THE MlLL-HOUSE Is 40 by 46 feet, a nd :,
stories high, with two Water Wheels I'd thre.
Run OF Burs The Pond is large and furnlshe.
water sufficient for running the Mil. except IN
tho drIest season Uf the year. This Mill is 10
very line running Order-In every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, in modern sIyle,-
and Is dong heavy business, having the GUS
tom OF a wide range OF country.
There is new Steam Engine, of 20 horse.
power, attached ,-rrcentlv erected at coat OF
$4,000, with appurIenances,- winch Is IN first
rate condition. OF Since the erection of III.
Engine the property has paid To the pr .prletor,
after dednctlng expense OF both nIIl and tarn
work, un Interest of Ten per cent on S2OOOU
C0nnScIrd with The MIll, Is a FARM OF
~ ACRES OF Land, with u good Dwelling
necessary Out. Buildings, aud two Tenant.
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat.
edly Imed. and rs in tine state of cultivation.
OST-Ons-thlTd OF the purchase money will b.
required on the execution of the deed the
baiauce can be arranged In easy payments, to
suit the purchaser.
Persons desrous of examining the property
mny call upon JAS. Evans, reading on the SAINT:
or on the undersigned, ~ the town 1T Smyrna
Aug. 26, 81. JOS. HOFFEGKER.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
HOftckcr's PectOral syrup.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCIIITI|, and various AFFECTIONS
OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
HlllS Preparation believed To be the most agree.
able and ln mnnv ) the moss f.EFECTUAL
COUGH X" alEUY exianI II Is particularly service.
able iL hrOnic Coughs. and has teen found to afford
great relief 10 CO1sumplve pdiIeRIS even ~ all amced
stages "i the disease. Directions Tor use arcUnpany
each b0tIle. Prepared aud Sold, Wholesale and Re.
InIl, by
HOFFECKER, DRucoIsr,
noVli u SmVrIia, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
Store Removed.

WE have REMOVED to that large and
heantItul Store on the Southwest Corner OF
Man aud Commerce Street, (lung known tn the
"ubl'c AZ th' place to get the Best Prices for
all kinds OF Pruduce,) where we will have more
room aud greater facilities tor our busr.css -
We have n"w on hand, aud intend keeping, a
COMPLETE STOCK of ALL KINDS OF
GOODS common tOa country st"re, aud for the
cash will sell little CHEAPER than any other
Store in Town.
Thankful tnr past tavorS from generous pub.
lie, we hope, by appIcrtIon to business, to nier,
u continuance of the same.
SUTTON g. SAVIN.
SMYRNA lam % ~
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
CT Cents Reward.

DANAWAY from the snhsenbcrs on the 18th inst
IL WILLIAM BOWER. an indenturod apprpI
Tee To tho Con h.Pa ming business The above rewat
will be- given for the reIurn OF said boy and ali pc,
sous are hereby forbid imFb0rfg or trusting him,
the law will be rIgdly enforced ~ such rnHe.
McNULLEN a. SHERMEI
SNrRN4, DEt., March ~. ls5s-3w.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
ct Gents Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, on the l7Ih
inst, JAMES JAMESON, IL years of aye. all is.
dentured apprentice to the Bricklsying and
Plsstsring business. All persons are frbd
aarboring or trusting ssid boy on my ,ccounr.
. the law will be strictly observed.
Smyrna, MsrvA g. ,'5s ALvIN Ln7s.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
REG ATIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna Library and Reading Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Frida
between 2 aud 4 o'clock. and every Evening
between the hours OF and 10. Books NAV be
taken out and returned between 8 and A in the
afternoons of SAID days. and between 7 and 6
every evening except Sundays
Shareholders are entitled TO the use of the
Library and Reading Room by paying one dol.
lar per year. Observation-Disclosures two dollars
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are supplied with well selected books aud the
'ilcs with daily aud weekly papers and periodi.
Gals from all sections of The country.
The public are earnestly requested TO come
forward andavsll themselves Of the PRIVILEGES
thus afforded.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-13
From Washington City.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Reliabe information from
Kansas satcs that 1000 were cast for the
Lecompton Constitution; which is believed to be a
majority of all the votes in the Territory President
Calhoun would not open the boxes until after the
election on the 9th of January. The movement of
the conservative portion of the Free State men,
created the best feelings and it is believed in poll
tica circles, that Kansas will soon be admitted as a
State of the Union without any difficulty.
letter from q very high source in Kansas saws
that the Emigrant Aid Society is in league with the
Mormons, to detain the troops sent to Utah
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-13

SOLUBLE GLASS SoAP.--At a recent meeting in
Berlin Of the Association for Promoting Industrial
Arts in Prussia, H. Wichgraf reported the results
Of trial that had been made with the silicate of
soda Soluble glass; as substitute for soap in
washing clothes at the prison of Spandau At this
place 5,936 articles of clothing are washed every
week. The cost Of soaking these with soap amounted
to about 1924, but with the silicate only S1.76
The linen is first stepped tor twenty -four hours in
mixture of one pound of the sica;e of soda to ten
gallons ofwater, then it is washed with common
soap suds, rnsed in clean water and dried The
sleeping of linen clothes in an alkaline, or soap
solution, prior to washing in the usual manner,
affords time for the grease and dirt to unite With
the akai; CT soap. they therefore require but little
rubbing and labor afterwards. Clothes treated in
this manner involve less labor in washing than by
the old method, without sleeping. A great number
it is not universal practice-.Scientife american.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-13

From January l to March 81, 1857, the Post
Office Department. contracted for As CSC, ,o95 postage
stamps. equal to S1,229,774 90; from April 10
from July to September 80, A, ,9O9 AIS stamps,
equal to $l,24S, 2O4 TO- In all one hundred and
thirty millions Of stamps of all denominations.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-13
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
To the Electors of the Kesfer, Ward.

To tho Electors Of the Western Ward:
CARD.-At the request of numerous friends I
beg to announce myself as q Candidate for Com
missioner at the ensuing election. If elected shall
endeavor to promote the interests of the
OF the Ward, without regard to the claims of a few
indiv'duas. Respectfully,
w. H. TUCKER,
Jan. 9, 1858.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-13

The shipments for the first six months of 1857
were $2a, ,6Ss 99O-beng in excess of the amount
for the same period of any preceding year. with the
exception of 1858, 1854, and 1856. The amount
shipped for the first nine months of 1857 was S35.-
and it is estimated the whole shipments of
the present year will be about $4s, ,0O0, ,OOO 1t
would be considerably more should there be rainy
weather in the three closing months. Calling the
shipments of the present year $s 600 O00 the total
amount of gold which has been received from Cali
forna since the discovery foots up the enormous sum
of $3S3, ,6OO457
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-13
Jan. 9, 1853.
For the Standard
WESTERN WARD.
RAIETcu !

-, RALEIeH, JAM 9th, 1853.
MEssRs EDITORS: You will oblige us by announ.
c1ng in your paper, O. Busbee, Thos H. Briggs, and
d. L. Evans, as candidates for Commissioner in the
Western Ward of the City of Raleigh the present
year. MANY VOTERS
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-13
EASTERN WARD.

we are requested to announce the following gentle
men as suitable persons for Commissioners for the
y Eastern Ward: JNo. HUrcHNs, L. T. Clarion,
Jan. 9, 1867.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-01-13
Detailed as follows:

. Issued for Atlantic & North Carolina
Railroad, SO oupons Bonds of$1 900
each, dated January 1st, 1856, and
running so years,
Issued for Western North Carolina Rail-
road, 20 Coupon Bonds of $1,000
each, dated October 1st, 1856, and run
ming 80 years,
Accrued interest,
Geo. w. Mordecai, for Littleton W,
Tazewell, for 20 Coupon Bonds of
q, 900 each, dated October 1st, 1856,
and running 30 years, issued for Wes-
tern North Carolina Railroad,
Accrued interest,
VIM. Peace, for l Coupon Bond of 81.
900, dated October lst, 1856, and run
ming 30 years, issued for Western
North Carolina Railroad,
Accrued interest,
Issued for Western North Carolina Rail-
road, IS Coupon Bonds of $1,000
each, dated October lst, 1856, and
running 30 years,
Accrued interest,
Issued for Western North Carolina
Railroad, SO Coupon Bonds of s.. 900
each, dated October lst, 1856, and
running 30 years,
Accrued interest,
Board for ,sundry pay patients in the
Insane Asylum Of North Carolina,
1ntenest on Wilmington l. Weldon
Railroad Bonds,
Dividend on stock in Fayetteville & Al
bemarle Plankroad,
J. J. Daniel, for W. E. Lane, former
Sheriff of Halifax county, balance of
his Public Taxes as Sheriff for 1856.
3. d. Christian, for G. ]. Cochran, form
er Sheriff of Montgomery county,
Q. Busbee; money returned, being bal.
ance remaining after paying for win
dow curtains, &C., for the Legisla-
tive Hsils,
q. Bank Of Republic, New York, to meet
interest," on Coupon Bonds
Geo. Bower, for4 Coupon Bonds of 81. :
900 each, dated October LIST, 1855, and
Ianning 30 years, issued to Western
North Carolina Railroad Company.
Accrued interest,
: Bank Of, Wadesboro,, Tax on Ind,1;ar-
oil Stock in said Bank,
- Eli Mckee, late Sheriff Of MOO, .,,,
:. ". balance of his PubSc Ts~ss 'oS., %ns