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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-12
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
90 <;,,.;,,,,,; sc,.iou Of 7S52,JS,

s..
TIME regular course Medical Lectures in this Insu
l tion will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1882, and continue four months. Y.
ar .Esf-r-- ae roAHp OFTRrsTEEs. . .s 80. :. $
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, u. d., President OF the Board
T. q. NJ. LANG GDONN, ". D.. Secretary " g
Rev. THORNTON a. MILLS. HaatF "2l it# a.sh
I Hon. C. D.COFFlN- l-Fa HvEUG .GW ll ,gEL4s.-.
r. ID. MGSSEY, NJ. ID. g-.r. -T.r .g.. .t- ri. .rs
I Hon JOHN BURGOYSE.
. Hon GEO. HOAnLEY, JE. a >. .'-+ .- ~ i
L. NJ GREGORY, ESQ. 1-1.ls# f.t-t tHE s--ft 30
GEO MESnENflAlL, NJ. u. r-- E. srt..y gt. iaF sue
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
r. d. Messy, n I, Prore essor of Descriptive and Oper
atvc Surgery ~ .rs 'n -'.
J. P5JupxiSs. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy. BsN =tF
Ions d .vts NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy:
joins F. WHITE, n. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac
ice of Medicine.
Diseases o Women and hildrcn.
Jous A. McprHY, NJ. ID Professor OF Mnterln Mcdica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. -.
C. G. CoMrGYs. NJ. H., Professor OF Institutes of Med-
cine E-l s.E .eH = l..l Il.L ~, .,.,, - lsE5f -
PRELIMINARY COURSE OF Lectures uron some important
sneciaties in Medicine and Surgery, will be given during
tLe ,nonth These lectures will be Free STU
dents arc advised commence with thiscourse. .s-
The DISSECTlNG ROOMS, under, the supervision OIL
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy, will be opened on the
tst OF October iGI..- u u ~, y, -. -
Hssecting Ticket Si0 Graduation Fee S25. .--
ro' " 'u t' ''''' ''''o ~ j. p JuDKINS M. D., b
,r. --. us.s. l...4... Dean of tho Faculty.
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ncricnns, Pntronizc Xour Own Mnn
.-. tse ncturcs. tsT
Wheeling SILK Factory.

I,,,a w ~ :. n.tf1o = =. e'e
1 MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub
a stantil articles of the various fabrics now in use al
GILL'S SILK FACToRYi Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matters invited to call aiti sec
tho process OF manufacturing, and those wishing TO
chase Silks wholesale retail he supplied on reason
able terms Gs Store, adjoining the Factory, or at y.
NJ Adams, j. g Forbs 4. D. Farchid's, Marsh & Tay-
Ior,s and O. " -Hcskrs Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. Ii9, Main
ST. Get, Cincinnati, o. sgr az sflyEE = srl 81 -
Our Fabrics are warIcncd all pure silk, and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair We are constantly
comprising many vareties-retcs satns restnss dress
silks Iringrs cavas, handkerchicfs, of white, black,
plad figured and printed, all tho Rtyes, made OF
hest twicd silk, twilIed and plain Also, shirts, dawes,
and half hose for gentlemen .,I T. ,F.l.aG ,a- IS --
Please call and patronze this important branch OF Amer
can ma Orders orcvery variety osilks proiupt
y executed '- " -, = ...a
Merclantable Cocoons an. Relied silk bought: ).
- --tEfl.rg .5l.. sl,E-.7 JOHN W G'..i,.
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DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY

Z Z z
A c. PARTRIDGE invites attention TO his Da.
N guerean Rooms, and Apparatus now the result OF
years OF experience and close application TO the art Con
Improvements which time and proper tests have proven
valuable he promise TO produce Lkcncsses combining
all the beauty perfection which has yet been attained
by The Daguerrean process. .ra Z ~ .!La .N a.
For the attractive and conmodous style in which his
rooms fitted up, invites the public to call and
inc themselves His Cabinet of Specimens are always
open for inspection. -
kencsses taken in all kinds OF weather, singly in
roups aso post kepcsses taken at short notice.
uB- well selected stock OF Observation-Disclosures, plates,
cases, lockcts. &c, always on hand and for sale:
Rooms. No. :s6 Monroe at.- near the Post Onices
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New Music Store. =7 f-s
sign of the Grccinn Trigonuni, No. 400
10 E-saI- Ounin street. ..a-

.-s1--1 j. FICKIESON would respectfully
TTGSfsl slnouncc TO the citizens Wheeling ami vi.
T y \ 1cinity, that he has Just opened new AMI
u u Ieleeant establishment Tor the sale of Vios
Guitars, Vioncelos Flagoets, Flutes, Flies, Aocordc-
ons, Banjos and TamboTines- Brass Instruments tho
first and best make EzAg EE
Instruction books for all kinds Instruments and for
singing. I-. 2 5 sI.1ss . ...r rt. . -. ..e .s...
Music Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin, also, hc
newest Songs Duetts ETC. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings
Clronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards
Hn.yB for Vioinccllo and Violin.
T. klcacr's Furniture Polish, for IenovStnG vanished
Furniture, Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions Of Furniture. irlL
OF the first and best in the United States such
hams Halett and Aiena celebrated Boston Pianos, DC.
Agent the make Of Carardt and Necdham'a Patent
Melodcons.
Aceordeons and all kind instruments repaired
a. tic lowest prices 90 - H.
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!sTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

s.s t,r &C! MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
vNHE SUBSCRIBER having mado extensive arrange
n,cnts in the East the supply of Marbles and
tempatins the erection of Steam works. he wom' invite
the inspection his stock, consisting OF Italian,
Egytian Sienna American aud other Marbles of the finest
qualities which sold lower than other establish.
ment in the west. '+'
Dealers would find it their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and lie
would invite the attention of purchasers TO examine his
stock other carved work. Monuments, Cen
otaphs Tomb- Head and foot stones. and Grave yard
work in every varicy being enabled by his superior eil
tiles 10 supply this work at considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country
Please give mo call and examine my WORK
l"rs-'''0 III p MICHAEL J. RolIAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
pBAlso CalcircL Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta rind atones warranted
at the lowest trade prices. '' 90" 1yd
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.,ooiks, stationary, Variety G: ocds, &c. r'a
TIME subscriber thankful for the exten-
edto him. begs TO request tho attention
ing School Medical Theoogsa HstoIiea and Si Mis-
books wv all and Window Papers, and Variety Goodsl-
To Merchants Teachers, SCHOOL Trustees and others
wishing topurcasc in quantities. every lnducement Will
be offered IN prices and irrn,s = 49, "
Rags taken exchange paid in eaah at the highest
rates. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Aug. e1,-tLjaI f!ig.Il{ sd-3 -31 Monroe Streety1
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NOVEMBER 10. 1859. (. :
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse. III. "''ilif3a
EsTA SHED fs4

Iaygl saw a.nGgiysn-- .tcg. .ii5D le 1Gli q (
M K offer for sale a well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER-MAKRRs,
Having been he frat, years, catabshin tho
West Paper business complete in all its parts have
formed rmanent Connections with the best mannfactu
in this country receive cur supplies directly from
them. The prices and terms offer favora.
BILE as the sams goods bc for in the Eastern
cities. ..,,,-.--r4 "a ,,- ,.-aa,I -... ff-l, =
We have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER q SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and thc CA REV COMPANY, be.
ing tho highest grades OF Writing Papers made in this
Our stock embraces every description OF Paper usedin
TIE West We have but one uniform price to all Orders
by mail will be filled at the prices If bought III
person. Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost
aug21. 4.yI+ nj yrs rr BUTLER & BROTHER, -ts.5
. Wholesale Paper Dealcra
hIE eTurhInr9 sGj bE.4~1 2. ,.2T Pearl Street.
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IpRUGs.l s.llMEDlClNEs,-

Chemicals, PerfumerY, &c, &c.
r ~. CRUmRACFS X Err would announce to his
y icds and public generally, that having purchas
ed the interest partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm ofJ Crumbaeker 6; Son, he
will continue the the old stand, No. 1T5, Main st.
would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit eonn
patronage bestowed tho old firm
He has Just from the Eastern cies and is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals, Perfuery, Fancy articles &c. all OF which
purchased orer strict personal inspection and with
scrupuous regard purity OF quality and offered
the public tn, most reasonable terma. 50 E. Tyr
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To Country Merchants.

Ni MeCalen Knox & Co fhe remaining partners have
associated with them Mr.. Chester Knox Cbrother OF =.
SO long and known In the trading public
assuming the style OF McClallens and Knox. -..,
They would respectfully inform their old customers (who
have so long iberaly hem) all other deal
ers in Boots and Shoes their Fall Stock viii be aIiY
ing from the 10th to the last OF Septe mber @ -
Having selected with care and bought
for cash. they attsr themselves tha their Fall STOCK Oh
boots and Shoes they can hold inducements in qualify
and prices supeTorto any offered in the 10
Country their way east they would be Piess
ed to exhibit their stock post prices eaIessy
Challenging Comparison with the OF anu
PHILADELPHIA 9 @ Fsepsl sMcCLALLENS &KNo4 :.
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CLEyELAND AND PuTFsBUIsG Raj

! -E2ssees-Sa So ~ aesssca
Nand after Wednesday, June 16th 9fs52 Passenger
Iags viii dsS n1sspted as sa sIs
.ile and stations; $40 p. MI Aeeommoda
G n
Cleveland stopping atall way stations 9. r....-t
Cleveland and intermediate stations 20 800 ''- -
The 2:io Express Train from Cleveand connects daily
With the IolownE lines tS witt At Hudson md with ne
Ravenna with Wards Line Of -Four Horse Coaches for
Warren; at with the Ohio and Pennsylraha Rail
Road at Bayard, with haeks for Dover, New Phadelphin
FOR PiTTSBuRG.-The $40 a. NJ. Express Train,
slesant side Wheel stesmer CRY Pittsburgh
md intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh the aame
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn.
Fare to Pittsburgh by way of wclsve,
Passengers tske,ed through and their baggage is
FOR S4o A. NJ Express train ror,
M W En ani the a9 ae
Whaeng touching the intermediate landing and arriv.
Ing early rs i9n eyfan ass, Train connects
with tho above steamers at wesve; also with the Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA ailroad at Alliance and at Hudson with
Passsngers ls.ying pt;sburG At osod sl IA Nj and
Wheeling IS wi sn aFd ss' at
time TO connect with the Lake Steamers for New York,
Also for Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Racine, Milwaukee,
| and the entire North West. -
Pussengorse,ying WHEELING or piITsBuRGh I M in
evening the following night, can be in New York or
| Chicago. .aAu,J9 Il .nrlII j = /. BI-.L
A. MI connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
Road and reaches Cleveland In time % soneSt with the
morning EXPRESS Train OF the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad the South. - 14l'
REruRxIso.The Accommodation 40 Train leaving cieve @
Cincnnati and Cleveland and with the Akron
BRANCH RailIoas at afr1as9 Haaso1 JOHN puRANp. .
Cleveland. juno IA, '5l lE Superintendent. q
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M OHIOTYPE F0UNDRRY, ..s5Pi3e
GUiEFORD' AND'AJONES,"

N. GuILFoRp, N. V. JoSEs.
II SECOND arREEr. nkrwrss SYCAMORE AND BROADWAY,
-,'Is at5l. % CINCINNATI, OHIO. .tln.l nt I.IlH
-aEt Hl u Every Description of JIG ,'5-NG
BOOK, JOB AND NEWSPAPER TYPE
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, OR NAsurAcruREp TO ORDER. r.
They prepared to furnish promptly and at the lowest
several Specimen Books, and the best Printing Presses
with all their Apparatus.
Large JOB Letter. IN all its varieties OF Metal and Wood
Flowers. Cuts, Ornaments de will be supplied, or fur.
nshed order, at the lowest current prices.
From their long experience and practical knowledge In
Type and Press mixing and large acquaintance with the
wants or the West they confident Of being able to give
entire satisfaction, all who may favor them with their
patronage. IT,
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KELLS g. CALDWELL,

KELLS g. CALDWELL,
successors TO JAS. PAUL. q co.,
Ituporters md Wholesale dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
AvING purchased entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus. &c, OF the firm OF james PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending favorable consde alton
Messrs Kells Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
customers and dealers generally will
ceve that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share of patronage
JAS. PAULL& CO.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
E.O. GOODMAN & GO.

-'" WHOLESALE pEALERsIS
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
1Lr,onrSa POWDERS, yrLrixo, cLorn, &c. 1ii,
..r-. ..t Pearl Street. Cincinnati, o. FoihTpg tl
A MoNG their stock. may be found WRITING, AND
N BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment In
the West ofevery description. -L4.H4 eNa F.f-G'
Printing PAPER. all sizes Eng & Amer, Tissue Paper.
Ass-d Ftering :"
Envelope litt.#-.. Druggist 20 o.. "-'
Plate and Lithopraph. Marble ..5s- gsrs itt.. -i
Manila, genuine Glazed and Gilt
Hardware Paper. sI. Cloth 4t Etu 1nsWMHg
Ham ss Gard :"
Match Box a. an IasIe q Roohns Paper. prepared and
shoe Wrapping Paper. ali sizes.
Envelopes ofcvery description, &c. dc. ,.. o.,
..' BOARDS.
Perforated Binders' Bonnet Press and Straw Boards.
Also, Agent for Lightbodys SupERIoR PRINTING INK,
Book, AND CoLoREp lsk &c.
Cards. and Card Bourds. titag s..
.s ExrnA PE.RL FACED C.nps.r yEz a H." ~
EXTRA PEOPLL's - .--r- ~ l,--
] .#- PErsrERs' O. $3.50. .- " s=a .,."'- tl t'''
4 s.rIx SURFACED Cam Bo.nDs
. atr IVORY l.HT .H. n :" -frF s-a1F. hE'f 1886
PRINTERS .-..- % .....-.- .ss-- .-.,.
7 st#. SITIs ESANELEp =" 20
r-r PoRCELAIs I.H-.E-a-. -. : rrL ain saiu.pus,
y -.-. Pearl SURFACED CoLoRED CARD boards.
The above and Card Eoards, eH
for ourselves most beautiful surface anu
finish; they do peel in WORKING anu are anordcd al
lower rate Cards heretofore offered in this mar
kct and low they he purchased in the East 1G
s-Deaera and consumers in Paper and Cards. are res
recflly invited to examine our stock All our goods are
received direct from manufacturers which enables US to
FPaper made to order % 10 sllh ot;1bbaI. GgtrS
Il Aur2l IT. l,r,
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VIM. COWDEN
DAGuERREOTYPIST.

RoonSN o. Monroe street, Seeeen The Netc Hotel and the
Court Hs..se
kcncsses taken in any required shade, and colorcd to
represent the living complexion by style OF colorin
warranted to fade Pictures OF all Sizes both sim
gle and in groups put up In plain and fancy at tho
lowest prices. Lkencsscs OF children accurately taken
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WHEELING. VA. FRIDAY MORNING.
CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN, q fsIi EIT IRON wAxE
.,rmt,5I Manufactory. lrrtn.H iHl

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretolorc
1 bestowed him, the subscriber would respectful
inform his friends and the public generally that he
Ncontinucs the above named articles Iii
ali their variety which has always hand good
sortment wholesale and retail very low prcest
lie also keeps hand, cooking stoves of the most ap'
proved patterns for coal and wood g.
Job will continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptnrss and style that will
please the most iastdious- :. =. ,-.-.. gs.s.i :.
aug2i T.. NARNEY, no. 3, Main ST.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

s..---. .- DR. s. P. HULLIHEN, Office No. 131,
oTf9o Fourth street, the Presbyterian church,
"a Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par
lI1ICtculnr case. Full setts OF Teeth or any
parts OF sets, made with artificial Gums. The Gum is
continuous solid picec,he cost isthe samc
for teeth with without gums. tEgla iu l.f
Full sctts OF teeth made FROM SO to Sl5U Sctt small
actts froni SO TO S5 per tooth. "a tyrd.
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TODD g. DEVOL,

TODD g. DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
A RE opening unusually large stock OF Fall and
N Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. selected with
great and manufactured At the best workshops
Of Philadelphia New England expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade To our regular customers and all
others who favor with call, we can offer you goods
which guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
nAshr, TO those manufactured in this or any part OF the
UEitcd States. TODD e. DEVOL 2
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1889
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IaI SEASON ARRANGEMENT. gHfu
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
essa 49, E7Rs efs LlD
ss 1sSsssaf 1SessssszE ssass.s

r4 -.r. CLEVELAND DETROIT, tHr vgsIa
III connection l1;h Cerelani and Cincinnati RaiiroGd,
Clerelana and Erie r.. r., Cereand and Pittsburgh r, R.,
and Michigan Central n. R. }liaG p rs =. ,hF
Passengers will be tieketcd through from any point
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and from either OF those places to any point on
Lake Michigan. - ~
This line will be composed of two new low pressure
steamers bniit expressly for the route. uIl lHf
CLEVELAND.... CAPT T. Z. STASARp.
CAPT. L.. a. FIERCE.
boat will leave Cleveland Detroit, and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at g. o'clock arriving in both
trains OF Choa6 Cineinnti and Pittsburgh and
hr tho Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order: r--
/ FOREST CILY
Monday. Wednesda Friday
+ 80 'z'. CLEVELAND.
Tuesday. IT Thur sday. Saturday
>'l-d''iiDi''StSI1t CLEVELAND yi'HuGHE gam 500
Monday......... Wednesday Friday
FOREST CITY
Tuesday,. .Thursday..- Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds Of freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Macknaw,
aut st Marie Saginaw, and all ports Lake Michigan
The -.
will the line until the new boats are ready.
u C.,BRiDBURN q Co., Cleveland MI 4. .5I tst hi
PlTTMAN, TRowBR1DGE& & JONES, Detroit /.
CLErELAND AND PrTrsBURG RAiL
] is.ss1 81 b5rlul=1 ROAD. n5oE-a L.lEaf5I svE
80 80 sEssEJz f 80 80 .'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-27
GENERAL SCOTT.

There has been much speculation of late on
the subject of Gen. Scott opinion on the Com
promise measures. II is generally stated that
he has written letter protesting his approba-
ton of those measures. The papers have, how
ever, brought out anew speech of his deliv
cred at great meeting held in Castle Garden,
in February, 1850, in which he made some
strong Union declarations, among them, that
when The Union fell, iffall itmust he trusted to
be buried under it. A correspondent of the
Nashville Banner, writing from Washington,
gives the purport of a conversation he had had
with General Scott, in which the General told
him, that shortly after Dir. Clay introduced his
compromise bill into the Senate, he wrote him
a letter cheering him on in his patriotic efforts
and declaring, ''for most heartily approve all
the measures of your bill, and will give to them
cordial and energetic support"
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RICHM OND. vA.s
THE PARTIES.

The Democrats have, in their State Conveh-
t;un here, got through their difficulties mucn
better thar their competitors, the Wings, ccniu
have wished Indeed, from the waspishness
oftne fractional parts OF the great party, on Tue
frs, ,iay CT their assembling, the Dispatch, al
thougl, perfectly impartial observer, PROMISED
itself much enioyment-the enjoyment OF a
philosopher watching the indications and I'M
pulses of an assemblage Of men, excited by
conflicting dispositions and interests! Al
though deprived of this elevated source OF sat
isfae,ion, it congratulates the Democrats upon
the prudence they displayed in letting of
their surplus steam so promptly, and cooling
themselves down SO arlfully. The Dispatch
thinks credit is especially due to that portion
Of the Democrats called the "Old Democracy
ard the ''Old Fogies." The bold and formida.
bic front presented by the Young Democracy
was observed with the sagacity of a skilfuI
General, and the prudence which avoided the
hazard ola battle was decided mark of gen
eralship. Upon the whole, the Juveniles seen
to have carried off more Iaurels than they
brought with them.
The Democrats having passed through thei
difficulties, in their State organization, GU
Wing friends will have next to 60 through TIT
ordeal. 1t is probable that there is more uniol
among them, in Virginia but, from appear
ances, there are troubles brewing for them il
the federal city. Between now and next No
vember, we expect to see much excitement 70
both the great parties which are endeavorin,
to control Uncle Sans affairs, and have pos
session of his fat offices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-27

ELorEmENT.-We find the following para-
graph in the Syracuse Journal Of SATURDAY,.
Who is the famous literary character and re.
former alluded TO
"a ramor was prevalent last evening that
the eiopement OF man, who has hitherto stood
high as literary character and reformer, with
the SISTER OF ms wife, had taken place on Mon.
day night. Aud further, that the man carried
OIL with him one of his children and the wifi.
having discovered the course taken by ,he
runaways. proceeded in pursuit of them YES.
terday. She does not desire 10 regain her
faithless lord, but only seeks her child,
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u. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
March %.
FRAUD UPON GOVERNMENT.

Daniel Palmer was arrested, and committed
in default OF bail, upon the charge of making
out and transmitting to the Department of the
Interior, at Washington, fraudulent papers to
procure land warrant, pension, extra pay, and
anearages of pay, claimed TO be due Mary
Lyuch, as the widow of james Lynch, decd,
who served in the Mexican war. Jas. Lynch
died leaving no wife or children. We under
stand that The department has been imposed
upon in similar cases to an enormous extent,
and they are determined, ifpossible, to break
up this system of swindling the Government.
The charges were preferred by 81 Cole, a
clerk in the Pension Bureau, at Washington.
TN Y Her1Id
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

Through our New Orleans exchanges, we
points, throughout the State, to the 18th inst !:
The San Antonio papers say that The crops
were never better in Western Texas, at this
season, than they are now.
The Galveston papers learn by letter from
Point Isabel, that Carvajal had been captured
by Gen. Harvey, and arrived at Brownsville on
board the steamer Camanche.
Great excitement was occasioned at Browns
vile in consequence OF an attack made by Col.
Wheate on DR.. Adams, the editor OF the Ameri-
can Flag. The structures in the Flag of the
9th inst. provoked the attack.
Indian depredations in Texas are reported to
be of the most alarming character, and the
Texas papers urge that unless Government
speedily interferes to check them, irreparable
damage to life and property must ensue.