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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

A STRANGE, SIGHr.-The plate in the cabin Of
the steamer "victoria,'' wrecked near Howth, on
the coast of Ireland. has been recovered, by
diver; butfhe man protests that nothing in. the
world would induce him to godown second time.
as the sesne in the cabin was the most horrid he
ever witnessed. He thought he had entered wax
work lex hibition, the corpses never having moved
from their positson since the vessel went down.
There were some eighteen twenty persons
in the cabin, lone and all of whom seemed to
be holding conversation with each other, and the
general appearanceof thew hole scene was so life
like, that he was almost inclined 10 believe some
yet living.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

b. lJ-Chivalry has left tine face of man, and the
dollar is stamped upon it. Woman, too, has LOST
the ideal, and even children are longer horrifed
With ghost stories and hobgoblinsi Imagination
service, like some the beautiful girls in the
cigar stores, behind the connter.-Rep Mr. Giles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

THERE'S1NO Use IN TALKING. ~. -,
FIHE people have found out that W D. Motto TS
Their haYel how got sons of the pIetttest new sss
De LANES cha1 Bareges, , 81
4eene seop y yoa WIKI TO get good shoiEs; & BRo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

uJ7Bulwer makes one iof his c haracters divide
the human family into classes those who are wise
and those who are not This is equal to the French
quack doctor, who divided all diseases into two
classes viz: ''Of one you die--of the other you
DON'T" ,7at' . ''7. n = NJ ~ - =
is This reminds us of the man who could on;y re
cognize two tunes, one of whichwas Old Hundred,
and the other wasn't. 'ts5gl. asl57 ~ =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

Z Gan AMY WITH BANNERs."-As you are whirl-
ed along over the Hudson River Railroad at the
rate of forty miles an hour, you catch glimpse
every minute or two. of man waving something
like white pocket handkerchief on the end of a
stick, with a satisfactory sort of expression OF
countenance. If you take the trouble to count you
viii find that it happens some two hundred times
between East Albany and Thirty: First street. 1t
looks like rather useless ceremony, at first glance
but it is pretty important one, nevertheless -
There are 225 of these "fiag mem stationed at
intervals along the whole length OF the line. Just
before train,is to pass each one walks over his
"beat," and looks 10 see that every:track and tie
every tunnel, SWITCH, rail, clamp and riyet, is in
good order and free from obstruction. Ii so, he
takes his stand with white flag and waves It to
the approaching train as signal to "come on''-
eand come omit does, at full speed. IfJthere is
anything'wrong he waves red flag, or at iigttEa
red lamp, and the engineer on seeing it, promptly
D shuts off the steam, and sounds the whistle to
''put down the brakes.'' Every inch Of the road
is carefully examined after the passage of each
train. Austrian espionage is hardly more strict.
With such an effective police. accidents from
distinctions upon the track become almost impossi-
ole unless there gross negligence on the part of
the watchmen.-Epe. Journal. ii %. b's.. - -. u
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fTPOISONINGIFn

.s,rz ,,e; rrtI-II P r. G.-l,wY gv
ThOusahds Of Parents who use vermiuge composed OF
Castor OH Csomel &c., not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient actually laying
foundations for series of diseases salvation
loss of sight, weakness OF limbs, etc. Irwin, q
In another will found thu aayertisement
Hobensack's Medieiles ask attention
all directly their onlSa wsllps thetrc6il
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sns from those Of bilious type should make ss of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills.
not 4eeei1ed, ~ but ask for Hobensaek,sl
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Pfoptetor, j. N. HoBENsAcK. as none
else aregenuine.T Z - ri Z II II . Il .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

1t IS related as an anecdote of the calculated
Talleyrand, that when he took the oath Of alleei.
ance TO Louis Philippe, and the thennew consfi-
tuition, he jokingy, if not sneeringly said: eli;
this Is only the eighteenth oath I have taken to
support new constitution in France, = 2 ~.
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TaE; MAINE sLAw--IN:A Frx--A recent case,
and We belisye, The first one under the Vermont
Liquor Law, is thus stated: 1t provides that when2
ever any person is found. intoxicated, he may be
apprehehdsa and; put in prison, and retained in
custody until he reveals to the authorities, on OATH
where aud from whom. the liquor which produced
his ntoxicattoT was obtained. Under this sect m
OF the law man |pS arrested at Woodstock, on
the day it came in force-the 9Th ult.-and being
unable to Ieecolect, from the totally unconscious
state he wssin while under the influence of the
liquofjuwhere hes procured it, he was of course
unable to give the required information, and has
consequently. nemainedin prison ever siuce, with
no hogs ~ being relieved except by formal trial
before the Supreme. Court of the State W."
The BIsHoP OF NEwaJERsEY.-The: Bishops of
Virgins, ofioand Maine have forYarded. to the
Bishop of Connecticut. (presiding in the House Of
Bishopss)i a spIeszntment of the Bishop of New
JerseyEthe third. from the same hands, within ten
months and t.Senty-s days. A Court of Bishops
is called to noet at Camden on the first day Of
September-6 monthhbetore the ascending of the
General, ,CoRgeHtioa The presentment contains
no new, whatsoever, unless the introduction
Of neaxI item rof Indebtedness in, the matter of
the gas works for 81. Mary's Hall and Burlington
CollegeI.inisdlt before the Circuit Court of the
United statesnand charge ofpa.ing more than
sir peg ffnts fpE money P pc 70 &
n ~ MI -,
pMfssCaroline Leroy Webster, widow of the
late Secretary OF State. of the United
statess Isl pSssSHt residing in New y, Her
residence is in University Place, and we under.
stand thati the resort very large number of
Il III HI 37f1skl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

alS latest discovery isthe wonder OF tile age Tile
picture assumes al the roundncss and solidity lie
also appears and in every point resembles tic
living being Nature lis perfectly moekeds even to an in
diyidual hair. Taken at WHlTEHURSTsS, over; C. mn
oes Jewelry store baltimore street, the city OF BaIti-
more also, in his Washington Gallery will soon be
IN all Of his galleries. which may found !,
all the principal cities in the Union. ~ =, -
Mr. WnrEnuRsr has the honor announce thai he hn.
lust received letter from the President of The United
don '' '"' t'' '-Ai'f''' ,nsr3nN r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

PuncHAsE OF .R.rLEoAD Isos.-The New York
Tribune Of yesterday says: AZ, .-....z,a,, =.
Asls The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
+ purchased 5000 tons Of American rails in Boston,
At $40 per ton, cash, and the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad l0, 600 tons Welsh, also in Boston, on
ispivate terms, = ,.pso,s -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08
-we welcome again TO our columns the fair authorizes
OF the following lines Her are ehaste stro,

ana beautiful. SslA
n, For 1e Wheeifng Intsiitseneer- SSs4A4HsSSSJ
SJ MIpNIGHT MU6INGS.
sfss. ny LILY NAY. ~ ~ f9igit MA
Twas ieht ,yhen Earth win Sable ahrauasa
I shuttiiig familiar scenes rom mortal sight,-ll
Save here and there; the sky was thickly clondea
while through the tents the stars looked onbiy brgbt
When sleepiesslysi sought an easy pilrow ~.
y Blttried In vain to woo a calm oppose; ~ &
For like the hea Wing OF a restess billow, ----='
Deep troubled scenes before my sight uprose -
And then wondered II my soul were started
To its long home.-oh! never to return
ainongs tle dear departed.
Who first should greet.me beyond Deaths lark urn
Or would some angel from Inc hiRiest Hea YEN. Il
zsaa1easeLo Time homo oiaiss,sa.soAss.s
And bid celestial ties awhile be ;riyen. , ~ =
To meet 4 spirit in a word lie this! -
= = : e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

7ee Peteys Of hettd District in Virginia. for elect.
sj tnga CoIamtssfonsr ofite Board Of Public IHorks
Genttenen,-Since declining again to orCongtess,g
have unexpectedly, received solicitations nom ysrios
parts Of the third District TO become candidate for the
Boardof Public Works If think Of service
TO you in this new position. you liberty to
Of ability may promote in that con
nection' the best Interests q my M tive State "
~ SkE.i'. 49eeTf !''sSSFPgegIny,aYs
House of Representatives, Eco III 1883 CsasmtI ~
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HnI.inasEs HIanl.ee KONG nlanH fa s.s ...yi

BnIfiInors Piano Forte m anu IA etoryo
J. WISE e BROTHER, hfanufactufers Of bout ,.:s
Grand ami Square Pianos, request the special In.
on OF female performers 20 late and oiEnsen.oa
the keys OF the sumo Piaho can 20
soEr ToucH so as to suit the exact elastic lr
fingers, it being we'll known 10 every performer ~ IN
touch Is ofte Arst importance. it VAIN ~ "a
Of fine tone If the keys not susceptible Of oitls
eiestic movement, otherwise the, inherent
Instrument wih remain unknawn. Those WHO W.
avail themselves Of the best possible means Of gsy
See business circulars, which may be had Tree o. ~
ese' by addressing mapu'astuEers BROTHER,
~ fpnaras = . H1rts2TF, = = - BALTINoRE--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IssEsian TTair Dye.
REMOVAL.

1HAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the four story brick building,
Ne. III, Main Street,
west side Monroe and Union streeiaewhereI
viii be prepared with carry and extensive Spring
Stock direct from ihpoftes and rpanuheturers. which
would be pleased TO have my old friends and customers
fsS4sEG I TIT J S,r.i ,wattr. sEIBY.
o9-I g. Mccall will be found at the above establish
nent. where he awaits his old friends. 8asa,GcR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

I,aFeaTAsr TO BurLDEns.-Int the Supreme Court
ofPenRsSlyania. an appeal case. in which John
Haggerty had obi aimed damages from J. Cooley for
lossesIsustaied by thesfal of building insecure
ly put the decision OF the lower Court was af-
frned: Judge Woodward, in, delivering the
opinlops: 1--WE care NOT how distinctly it is
undsrstood Y that whep man, erects building to
rent. the law requires reasonable share of that
regard for h1nanl,fe which he is sure to manifest
whenehe mildS for his own inhabitants. 1.-The will
build. as is chargedland found in this cas- loose-
1y, carelesfss anskilfaily, aud negligently,' and
with .insuficientan improper materials where
by theinnocent and 3unsuspe are injured, let
him respondih dam%ges..' He is bound 10 employ
reasonable skill and diligence in the erection of his
building, regard being had t, the and purposes
for whichft is designated. The plaintiff in erro
did NOT btilla strong, storehouse, and he did moi
forbid heavy storage. He must bear the copses
quenesa ofahsReglect. and he has reason toaeiIs
citats himself that they not more Serious BE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08
" = ~ . q y . . " ~ - -
Bonrd lWorks.

Robert T. White, Esq present Senator from lop
supported as acsntilate the Of Cbm
missioner the Board OF Public WORKS. In the III
character liability and intelligence having served
eral years in the General ssembly familiar with the
system Of Public Works. MANY!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RArLRoAD.-We derive
from an authentic source (says the N. Y. Times,)
the following particulars in relation to the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad. connecting the Cities OF
Cincinnati and St. Louis by line three hundred
and thity- five miles in extent The work is all
sub-let, and forces employed on each separate
section throughout the line. The grading Loo
miles, 80 on the Cincinnati end, and ID on the
western or st. Louis end, will be fully completed
next October, ready for the superst:ucture. This
work was commenced in July of last year, and
has been prosecuted as required by the contracts,
which expire in October next. Fifteen engines
have been purchased. all to be on the line on oil
before the LIST Of October. Cars are being deliver
e'l at the rate of twenty per month, and the line
will be well supplied for winters operations.
Ten thousand tons Of iron rails have been pur-
chased, 10 be delivered in May and June of the
present year. More than four hundred laborers
are employed on the line, and the grading will be
completed within two years. The line will be
opened and in operation from CINCINNATI to the
Jacksonville road 50 miles, by The 1stof January
next. forming railroad connection between Gin
cinnatti andL ille. % niles Than the
river route. and Sat the same time also from ST.
Louis to;the Central Road. and ~ the. j.
OF Jgty1 4lto The 4 ewj aibany; Road, onii DE-
the shoHest possible railroad connection between
ST. LOUIS and Louisville; and pia Louisville, a
4 continuous Railroad from st. Louis to Cincinnati
IN fifteen months from the present day The sub.
ScriptionS to the stock amount 10 over S5 O00 000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

,i7,uJGen. Scott is making arrangements to change
the head quarters of the Army to New York His,
household furniture in Washington Is advertised
1851 he ailgs-l,tpf tl saV0ltHf 25t atifif
iof EisK % $500 igp7 ~ % s.a.s s bas Ii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08
Appointments.

The Washington Union publishes the following
list of appointments.
Collectors.-R b Willis, district of Oxford, Ma
ryand, vice John H Allen, removed James al
pell district Of ST. Jofp,s Florida, VICE Isaiah D
IiaIs removed. Henry As schooicraft.. district of
removed. 81 HI 3la Mt1
Surveyors:- Ruben Hale, district of Philadel-
phia, Pennsylyania, vice W B Norris, whose COM
mission mis- has expired Charles Pars er, at Snow
HiIl. Maryland, vice g w Smith. removed. w
Il brown, at Llewellensburgh, Maryland, vice
John Blackstone, removed Andrew Pannel,
at Wheeling, Virginia, vice Eli Swearingen, re-
moved.
!Marshalss--A Abraham n eHinyer, to be marshal
OF The United States for the southern district of
New York, in the place of Henry Tallmadse,
,remoyed.s. Elias & ekboun, marshalef
the United States for the northern district of Flor
lila, in the place ofsJohn IT Myrick, removed.
Augustus Ga.saway, Postmaster at Annapolis,
Maryland. .ssSTT 31 -5sPSs.sH
From the Washington Union of Saturday.
Collectors.-Danie Dickinson, district of New
York, New York, vice Hugh Maxwell, iremov ed
Charles Brown. district Of Philadelphia Pennsyl-
yania. vice w d Lewis, removed. Edward T
liiIlyer. district Of NswafFk New jersey, vice
surveyors.-John Cochran, district of l. New
York, New York, vice Zebeiee Ring, whose COM
mission has expired. Iaaac w, Mickle,, at Cam
den. New Jersey. vice Philip Gray, removed. d.
New York, New York, vice David A Brokee, re-
moved Nathaniel B Eldred, district of Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania, vice Peter E Ellmaker,
removed. -. -.
ssAttorneys.-William NJ Addison, 10 be attor-
ney of the United States for the district of Mary
land, in place of 2 Collins Lee, removed. =, Geo.
PShepley, to be attorney of The United States for
the district of Maine. Lucius b Peck, 10 be at
torney the United States for the district ofVer
mont. Nathaniel s. Price, 10 be attorney Of the
United States for the southern district of MisSissp
III Samuel w Inge, to be attorney of the United
States for the northern district of California
Marshals.-Wesley Jones to be marshal OF. the
United States for the district of North Carolina.
Charles -Chapin, to be marshal of the United
States forthe district Of VennontA tJohn w w at
kins, to be marshal of the United States for the
district of Maryland, in the place ofiThomas H
ent, removed. s,.a .,ult u,lA4 'st1a u. ,,,N
Postmasters.--Jacoba G Davies, at Baltimore,
Maryland. John Miller, at Philadelphia. Isaac
Towley, atNew York city, Charles L Cooke,
ut Portsmouth, Va ,r.,I.,l, l,5,I,,+ 40. XXI
Miscellaneous.-Wnli A,Gorman, of Indiana,
TO be Governor of the Territory of Minnesota in
place of Alexander Ramsey, removed. John A
Dix, to be assistant treasurer ofhe United States
ut New.York, in the State of New York, in place
Of L Bradish, removed Lewis Birdsall, to be
superintendent Of the branch Of the mint of the
United States in California. Robert Ewing, OF
Pennsylvania 10 be treasurer of the mint at Phila-
delphia, in the place of Edward Dale, resigned.
r. H.,4s.
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Weekly Review OF the
WHEELING MARKET. A.
oFFIoE OF THE pAiLYlIN GENoe

CHONote.-It should be observed that the quotations
Iorthe bens Or those may have very smai orders
10 fill and may be charged small advance on those
prices. Generally howeyegs city and country custo
mora rely purchasing from our Wholesale Mcr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

FRIon2 JEwEERY!3 4 w
This branch our business isnot Inv anu
taosment in the country; having workmeu empoved ~,
der our own supervisory constantly akilg new
ana BY every steamer we are supplied from the Ruronean
latest fashions, and ALLOW pfics33 x n su'orera the
~ st E.iRhNcN GOODS! AGS8 4lnsaIad "
ks, WridtiSgS DESKS Work. Boxes Men, Bss
stI,ntes rP{ts spisr GSeb Is
9sne French Perfuneries Rosewood end ieatker nres
p &C. - - =, - - t EsE Brushes,
SUPERIOR ALBATA- wAREI -
OF Spoons, Ladies' etc offhis4 .Sr,Si
Sle' winch Is ast suPerseding silver ware - 81
- ltai5 SPLENDID MANTLE cIocKksi4 ~ e6 49,.
bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks OF eerant
atep and white marble dos French Po9ceiaiI Sn
! Wren Tools AND MI ssIlM a a. rel fLlM
't1ntly kepton hand &
.ree sSseiSo az have erected
aspeen osr ss4fs ss for
ia tn sa IL tSS we have over
m ~ u 1eptn ior the hoIesale kEf
80 Be- as soos C
~ uS-pssso ooa % n; Ieepresentedi Nj "a No
s waiting =, win do wei to examine
ID 10 fathf6y rpn the country viii be stten.
gbpy GANR1ELD, RRoTHEk Go .si:'e
HiSA --S<sbetmpte st West corner or ChaTies,
gas BImOre March iEa 0ffhs &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

"A MAN named ntre@ Murph ny was killed Mat
lCircleville o. last week, by the caying in of a
lyall - u A4tdSb1i ssEissiATt a0olA seisa
- 4si sitlsa bHEIls1 tsfs4apsT tibflsSssI tof
lTa9akH n e2EsiH
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

STEAM FrRE-EsoINE has just been built In Cincin-
natl for the Corporation Of that city, and public trial
on the I'D instant Il proved entirely successful The Gin
cinnat Times says:
Horses attached guide tho apparatus but m own
inherent locomotives Is chiefly relied on machine
weighing several TONS and presenting to the eye s Il goes
rumbng along the streets with lie smoke chimney an
pipe the appearance Of railroad engine This giant throw
six streams Of water by steam power and works
and kept up without difficulty any length Of time If doe,
not entirely supesede the ordinary fre-engne IL win be-
nevertheless valuable addition TO the Are but
think there can be little doubt that Il will dsplace
entirely all me old apparatus and revolutonre the present
systcma contamination devouy be desired Ia view Of
and cherish ~ my 0"se"1oi
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

The foreign commerce Of our Lake ports is Of
much more Importance than is generally supposed.
OF course it is the result of growing intercourse
with the Canadian provinces but the navigation
Of the st. Lawrence opened to commerce. it is
certaned fact that the Lake ports ready and eager
carry on direct commerce with Europe In iIlustra-
ton Of the importance already acquired by the foreign
trade Of these ports the sandusky Register complies from
the United States Treasury documents the following
ment Of the Of duties received for the years end
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

" God save the Queen" But am sure Won are TRAD A
just come with through three or four sumner rooms u
the crypwhere started at seeing knights in full aror
holding ~ high lighted torches So in keeping with the
scehe, with the ancient groincd stone vault and dim ra
cses This grand piece Of antiquity did the stawart
fWres seem to be, that for instant my heart gave
tAxob hall expecting hear voice from the closed visor
and the cang Of their steel The tables for her Majesty
gtering with the show Of gold plate superb loan.
ed by the godsmiths company for the occasion; the
hnes laden with candelabra and spSyaes Of exquistev
finished groups Of knights and other devices and temnt
ing with every delicacy, from grspes-sueh grapes to
shrimps, which saw one city dame enjoying There was
perfect gem Of gold set from which the Duchess Of
Kent took this beverage cold her only rsfreshent 60
took some also but her royal Hghness had very pro-
badly eaten good dinner, and as certainly owing to
my hurried toilet had not eaten any, added thereunto
Little salad and sherry, and strawberries such as Won
have never seem three bites are scarcely enough
ana any morning. in Covent Garden Market you may have
pint equally large, for twenty-five cents The wee
sma hours were fast flying made my Anal bowto grim
Cog and Magog; and then hour We waited in the ves
THULE yainly hoping to hear Of carriage The crush
was tremendous and the scene Of disorder without The
crash Of equpages the cries and swearing Of coachmen
we're frghtfu AT last, in despair, We set of to walk
with young diplomat, who in the same plSdioament
ourselves rank after rank Of carriages street after
street. we passed through Cheapside and Fleet YEARLY
followed When just as seated myself on doorstep 70
await events my friends hailed cab After eight hours
Of such fatigue and excitement not having rested for
moment to walk through the streets Of London in the
broad morning light atred in ethereal robes Of thule and
white satin shoes was romantic and novel certainly but
not particularly eqmfortable It sad contrast to
pass nom the brilliant gorgeous scene through the mise
rabe destitute crowd s thropgng to watch the dvinp
splendor which they had afar of-poor houseess
homeless creatures Such was my last night in London
The day is dark and dreary, and dismal rain is pour
ing am glad Of it should not like to leave here in
sunshine. Good by dear London
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

LAND sALEsThe sale Of Massachusetts, lands lying in
Maine took place at Boston last Thursday The whole
Of the land disposed Of amounted TO million and half
ofacres The lumber upon the land Of immense
value, while the whole sold for song not yielding quite
81 cents per acre It'll estimated that the parties win
clear million Of dollars apiece by the transaction
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

The very observant Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Ledger thus remarks upon the late
decision in the Senate Of the contested election of
Mr.. Senator DIXON, Of Kentucky:
"Thc very large vote by which Mr.. DIXON, whig was
voted his seat for Kentucky furnishes the best evidence
Of the elevation Of the Democratic Senator'S in Congress
proved that they preferred constitutional justice
party triumph"