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The Gardiner Case-Ihe Lost Papers.

Fnqsent illusions have been made in the newspapers
tn fact that during the tendency Of the Gardiner trial.
which il still progressing certain important court papers
disappeared. and have not ye, been found We have
been kindly furnished with all the facts connected with
this mysterious affair. and have given them in detail in
our Dapsr to-day. II will be that the papers lost
are nj essential upon the trial pending do
ssppos that they essential in the hereafter to be
tisd on different charge, understand that the loss
can BE- supplied by foe mi copies But, however this
my b. the details which publish will show clearly
al hs facts far they developed. TO the miss
inG papers, and il il 10 that end that publish them
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A tslsgraphic despatch received from Mr. Aspinwail
By Mi. William H. Davidgs, dated New York, January
18th, states that:
The chip Three Bells has arrived at New York. with
about one hundred soldiers and officers, and most
Of the crsw Of the steamer in charge of the frat
mats Of the San francisco The barque Klby took of
most Of the cabin passengers and many troops pru
dent hrss OF four days previously She has probably
gone 10 Bermuda, having parted company with the Three
Bells In the blow OF the 10Th Of December after taking
ons hundred psn on board and provisions. The ship
Atlantic took the residue OF troops TO LvepooCaptain
Watkins OF the steamer going also 10 look after them
The San Francisco broached TO twice in a gale of
Decsmber 23d, and then disabled. She kept
aAos2 with disulty till provisions could be taken
board the Tires Bells and Atlantic, the former vessel
being In company several days Captain Watkins was
the last man on board Colonel Washington, Captain
Field and Lieutenant Smith Taylor and wife, and about
one hundred and City soldiers. washed overheard.
!. Major Wyse with the troops in the Three Bells
arriving 1t New York. The Three Bells and Atlantic
left thu wreck on the 5.h OF January.
Thb information comes from passenger who arrived
aa New York in the Three Bells.
Another despatch. from teegraphe correspondent
in BAltimose. states that two hundred and forty
wssheA overheard and persisted.
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senatorial Nomination in Now Hampshire.

AT the democratic convention for the nomination Of
State senator from the 10th senatorial district in New
Hampshire at Newport, Sullivan county. the 10Th
instant, O. B. Burwel, esq, sound and reliable demo-
crat, was nominated He will OF course, be elected
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Soult the younger, in protecting his mother. Well,
then, II man will not protect bis wife or his mother
FROM mpertnence. what will he protect what defend
But il is inconsistent with the shs sssdoal chsrac-
ter Then, what is consistent with the ambassadoal
character II ambassadors necessarily be crayens
towards. and pooons, vile to abandon their near
est and dearest female relatives 10 the impairment
OF European coteTie, we can have no American am
bassadors. No American would, or could should, de-
grade himself from his manhood to position base.
No American lady could dare trust herself abroad No
American, oil what rank soeve should could be per.
med into the society Of these valiant Europeans And
to the suggestion that any officer Of the United States
by accepting Office in the service Of the American
people cedes to any power above him here any super
cilious fop abroad, his rights man. father, hus
band. son. somonslrous proposition could only
from those whose ignorance OF reserved rights"
is proverbia and whose system OF conduct consists Of
unmanly attack and indecent alusion We trust the day
will never arrive when American lady will be beyond
the pale of American protection, when the American
government employ it's representative. and the
protector Of the national dignity unfit to defend
woman protect his own personal honor, and hers
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Cengross-Friday.
The Senate did NOT st to-day. re
HoUsz OF REPRESENTATIVE. House considered
and committed the private bills OF the Senate which were
the calendar. The Committee of Claims were re.
Leased fon the consideration OF various petitions Mr.
Drum asked leave to offer resolutions OF inquiry in els
iion 70 the sxpedency Of equppng vessel for each Of
the ports Of Boston, New York, and Norfolk to be ready
In Of asassr the commercial marine OF the coun
Try. which WAS objected TO- The bill Of the Senate
tinung In iorcs the ACT settle the private land claims
Ia California was passed The homestead bill was re-
ported back from the Committee on Public Lands with an
amsadusns. and referred the Committee OF the Whole
- was the bill for the reduction OF the price OF public
lands. Mr. Cutting, from the Committee on the Judi
cary. reported bill for granting the rights Of citizenship
TO children Of American citizens born Of the country
which VISA read three times and passed. Several bills
were reported from the Committee on the Judciary that
for the amendment Of the act for dividing Arkansas into
two judicial dissc.s passed amended by the said
osamittse. The House resolved itself into Committee
Of he Whole on the state Of the Union. Mr. Ewing ad
dsssss& ~ House length in opposition 10 the evyng
Il oanAGs duties on domestic commerce. and Mr. Keitt
obainsd tho 6oor. when the committee rose The House
thsn proceeded 10 the consideration OF the Senate bill
prescribing the appointment Of the Assistant Secretary Of
The Treasury The question Of adopting the amendment
70 the bill proposed by Mr.. Orr (deferrng the operation
ct the bill until vacancy should in the ofice)
was taken. and agreed to. The main question was
thsn taken, and the bill amended was rejecedyeas
10 nays lo7 The question Of reconsideng the vote BY
which the bill was rejected and that the motion to re-
consider b. laid the table, taken and affirm
sd-ysaa Ioe. nays 80. The House adjourned till Nom
day.
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Nh Mays Affidavit,

hereby state, that 10 the best oil my recollection,
did not on Friday last. the paper marked NO 1s,t
mining title and annexed depossoaa) or touch u on "
day, and have not since then seen the same wasW
sent from the courtroom at the Capitol nearly the sn'
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Mr. K.ys (Di,ritt Attorney .aalsun.

UT "tys NDfsHHt HH"WyJ sdUIssuH
AT The adjournment, Of the on Friday the ON o.
January, 1854 (he court having been occupied with NV
trial OF me case oil the United States George A. 5afu
ner) Philip r. Fendall and William Rsdn, esqrs msaee
an important paper called the Rio Verde mining title VIII
I'VE dispositions annexed thereto which had been oneo
in evidence on the part OF the United States said cass
and which had been used by the said Gardiner before
board OF commissioners.
None OF the papers in the have ever been 10 my
possession; and know nothing OF the missing pap'
not hxyDg aeon II on thai day, i'll,
Messrs FepdaIl and Redin have had charge OF all shs
papers in the case and have observed, ri the Close
every days proceedings, they would with great care cor
such had been used and take them with them o"
the court houss.
PHIL BARTON KEY.
Sworn 10 in open cour, BY P Key. esq this 9th ''S
OF January, 1854
Test.
JNO A. SMITH, Clerk
True copy--Testi
JNo. A. SMITH. CLERK
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have recollection Of having seen the paper called
the Rio Verde mining title, but on Friday last
occupied al intervals during the day preparing soms
private papers for which the parties were waiting and
my attention given closely and exclusively 10
the proceedings in court i bad been for day or
two previously My seat that day at the table Of The
District Attorney, next to Mr. FendalPs My impression
is that my attention was taken from what writing
by MIR. Carlises request (who addressing the court
for the paper and that then IL in MIR Fendalls
hand, who sitting in bis place the trial table have
recollection OF having noticed II afterwards think
1t the last time it. My attention almost
Immediately redirected 10 what was about; which was
continued with occasional breaks, listening 10 the re-
marks OF Mt Fendall and Mr. Bradley, and noting some
OF the points, until near the adjournment OF the court Al
the close OF the court, Mt. Fcnda and myself were
the las, persons the trial table He gathering to-
geiher the papers, and missed the mining title, and %
stated ID occurred 10 HIM possible that mRn'
have got mixed mad verteny with MIR. Brsdeys papels
who had last lett the room. and he 10 him IN hs
vesibule. | remained in The courtroom looking among
the papers for missing one, bat without finding v
When Mr. Fenda reformed to the courtroom, when
he did 10 few mnuies) renewed our search through
ali the papers bag. and also through my private pa
pers in my own bag. and among the books and on INC
table, and Judges and other desks &c., but without beng
able to find SAID paper. have no knowledge OF IT..
w REDlN.
Sworn TO by William Redin esq, in open court, in doe
form OF law, this 9th day OF January, 1854
Test.
JNo. A. SMITH, CLERK,
Copy--Tesit
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SPECIAL OFFICES.


/ From New Orleans. La, by Galveston, Tex, Ss-
Turin, Port Cavaiio, and La Sale, TO indianola,
$40 miles and back, once week from July to
October |, and twice week from October 1 TO
July /.
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Leave Dallas every Monday, Wednesday, and Sat
urday at 5smi
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Friday al 5 am;
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once week.
Leave Dslla. every sunday atssm,
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Leave Gonzales every "Wednesday at sms
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feie Valley, And Ciboii, 10 San Aatono, 70 miles
and h-ck, three times week
Leave Aastn every Tuesday, Thursday. and Sat-
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Lave Lkbsry every Friday - "a M
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. week
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kads for week service insll0d-
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iogton, Independence, Bsenham, Vine Grove
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Thursday at S m;
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Friday at 5 IN;
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Friday at M;
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MEDICINAL.
Dr. HgWs Ceiebrafcd PuImonic EliGiT

DR. HdTS Celebrated f1NtmOntc EttgH
IIORthe pornanen cne orco,ghs, colds, consumption
II bronchitis, asthma. irtluelzu Group, whOOpnBO'usn'
amaOu Oftie brUiclea and Oatsetcss, Causeu ~
10 ,pcahngi ana all aneoons l tic organs OF i'sl"S
ton. IT.. ~ ,ts.as.
Warranted The pensanirbtanh best medicine lor dFeeS
es o the l1n,s yer sod In America ,,
IOprrsrnt.lg this medicine 10 The public y g nave W.
sasioiiOn In know NJ we not only pioseht them WIN
an Invaluable ami Inte for The class OF diseases " Ilo
ses 10 ctc but one which is perfectly harmless IN s o.
CsupCn The constitution, an eau lie uuunlsoIeu WIZ"
out any fear oil hiiefh poison Ur It contains noIe'-
The tar that large portion OF No suHeIs anu uel'
Iropoutt country is cpus o Ny disease oil me oga
oil respiration, CONSEQUENT upon exposure auu colu h9SlH
durcd ts TO pi 10 within tie lcnh oil every FuiWuuHl
WHO may need &c .cdy that has proven ilsell so lhNau
ahlc,
siIdy OF tiye diseases Tho ulIswCh so frequent ~
Olr spges be china ei auJ claim II TO be IN adVece
OF all nioltey nycr before discovered lnr those peculiar
Onpl iits, an improvement ny nan, ana consequently
ultIior 10 oil otheIs
We shall make no cNtavogan' assertions or emcacy
In curing di a.cs Ike The wonders Of 700 many IViuWns,
who deceive all who trust lhoWi nor So we ou oW Shy
Inducements which experience docs mol JUSTLY
lrpalouts will peISeyero In Tho use OF lh's mouClhei
aud din,ctud they will bc cute ~ every instance
thatitis not hey nd Tie power OF medicine mere ao
nun uruuS persons cioyngtho blessings oiteallhah
owod life, as wore, who Otherwise woIuu nave ong
silCc bCcn In their grave but FOL e tmoy ana peISeVo
ring uso tlis invaluable rcmedy It's MOI peiunueu
that II Is inalbo oycy Stage OF consumption, but we
know II TO h. better pte TO the various diseases 81 iho
respiratory orgals than any Oer Medicine ever Oneeut 70
theIubc. All weask Is trial, and In every instance IL
eyed cey cocOrJnpt HE directions, AMI II perfect sblIS
action Ia not Civ m. lie money viii be returned
Gcnlno signed K. IiAlI,W co, For sale by JAMES
BAKER, DIuglis, Wheeling Va, Also, by Druggists
generally Throughout lie country, ar5-ly
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MEDICINAL.
9 Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
ARu YOU sUFFnRING


TNROM Rheumatism, sore Throat, Group, lnhloull
Bnathmg, ioot6.AGle, Tic DooreuS, Pom In tho
Beat or Side, Suain or Spasm Headache, innamma
lion St Joints Cuts BRUISES, Poison Sores, Fever Sores,
Pain cramps In the stomach tolera Morbus Gh9'eia
pS ssais Sa9 Rsb IS oa oe S n o Breast
on Face, buns. bruises chahng chapped haEs, cOrisi
Of eo @;1ss e. f Ps cuts o. s
Salt Rleun, Souryy Sore Nipples Sore Lips, Veereal
sores, Scarlet FeY;r orany sl9ar d6ase' yon may resi-
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which no. only removes pain almost sanIaneeusly but
peetmIts 10 Tie seat OF anl entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE,
Some viii SIg9at the idea Of any eomlosltlon curing
such nunbe oil Diseases but ifyo but reflect that these
diseases, though hume Gus 10 ianc, all aso hom similar
causes, the proposition Will ieNm less cNiTaNagan but
wore ieu Times ne so TnE FACTS wl eh stare US IN Tie
hco would Jores the candid TO ucknop ledge It's melts for
all who have used II themselves, OF witnessed It's magtc
effects others, unite declaring just What Its name
Wonpa eiD INDICATES, its Ss,t LiliM,ni kgoen.
no THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you noticed tho stlk ng maTlty between
many eXterHa aud internal d,cSset having entirely differ
en nam2sf And has II never occurred TO You that rem
TO bOll7 This remedy is Offered you la tho ONPA'
RE LlENENT, which does not insult your understanding
OF Tteo mighty carts Of NE saT1j but Is simply the
OIIsrRISd or SriESctl being mia aud simple nits action
-Ieacang NE most hidden Slhewsoi man OF penst,-
aud yet being ioNons to tie weakest inart tits also
bottles rice a. Iqygf 20 te majority and louI lager
than The largest besides biihg mo than four timeHO H
slromgi We Tic olore Offer with pride and con,
dete anarcle exactly suited to the wants OF rich or
he unprecedented size In which the Nonrarcil Eminent
is put up and the vast expense Otho aoals Wed In IT,
makes II Impossible OI us topsy fU the printing OF the
hud eds ocertneates IN GIT PUBLISH MOI do sc deem
or Itself.
we would however recr those affoted ones who have
10 ihe following names, belus bull few OF the many par
sons whose Character for CadOr and yeracly needs no
raegyrio from u.s. and who having fully ieslcdils virtues
ID,
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New Savings Bank Store.
INV 1.,insoskp lsrrrRs Al rnE OLD rosr ogrIoKI


7 All nov receiving and orerns unusuay large and
Geus II az aortment OF oots, Shoes, Hats, nOnnets
Umbrella, aud CARPET Ssehs, At tho Ouer OF MHrke, aud
MOnr streets, Wheeling, Va, To the room formerly oc
cupied file Post Once and opposite tho Mcclure House.
yer, large aud mi els stock which PuIghssed
fnretsh, iTonthe manufacturers The No III, urder tue
most fsyorHb circumstances, ard Oder them to tho c
aens OF Vince Ing AID vicinity AZ redu, ch prices Whole
ale aud retail, aud respectfully solicit share OF patton
aso.
dem IL useless say much In praise or my stok "
mistake not ihc PsUrc Of whrc.ine ale moi so rasily
hubug,ed By adyerlisns pusi Sufcei iOtny have any
variety g. mers youths and boys Boosaud Shoes, mir
or sllk moeskln WOOL lsshorn, brush and raw hats
lul Ur lad eyery yRIey vi silk, lawn, saw ard brid
bunnets Of tho nnst recent fashions anh riycS Also
Shoes Shppsa and Caters hotn Or ladies. missrs ard
child en- Of the most fashionable STYLE make aud quality
call and sec FOR yourselves.
Having FuTohasrda larB" stock Of the above named ar
ticeS. wOud respectfully invite country merchants to
call AID ne, hehd their OtdeIa VIII duplicate
any bia pulohSse in Ale eastern eiues for cash.
"a A. WATSON.
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TO Country MERCHANTS,
Advice.

yoa ore troubled with eough rain In the breast or
any ofection OF the Lunss-Use brenilingor's Com
pound SyTrp OF Boneset.
II you ave afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises or snains or your hands eei frost bitten
or ehaprrd-Use IKE Berger or Srlno and Muscle Linl
menti and
Should ron he affected with Serofus, or any disease
Arising from impuriy hood OF q inudciOus
Of mercury, by all means BreningeT's Fluid EH-
tract OF Saysaparla and hndellOn.
These remedies have bHfn tried by hundreds and In al
caves have given satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy over every other medicine IN the cure OF these
cOnrlninjs, orwIlob they areTeeommended
To be had al
BRBNTLINGBR q ARMSTRoNG'S
ApohecaIy Monroe street adolnlpgtbe Mcclure House,
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N.orI n, Fatrmont { Ha.l Rrnlllcal

fTo0 IHr fdITlnonI (Tal HflNbTT can'
M lSVALUAHLE MEDICINE 1t IN hut seldom we fnh
among the mluy dies offered to the public Tor tic cue
Of disease, TO commend, whuse Sir'
tues able 20 discover, and have always ieduOuSy
av, ded giving uttepncc to anything that ghl lead any
to suppose that we plaC ID auy faith IN thcr nrClCn
sions, But with Ieloence tot remedy manu- UCiuIed In
this piuCe ann which has become familiar 10 the public
as household words, we speak iom knowledge OF It's In
lnsU cXceienCies, its adaptation TO may Of tic Ills Of
II q, and tic security with whio II may be used. We
Neak Of the NOnpaiei Nerve and Hone Llnimen prepar
ID by H. H. Carr TO-, rOm prescription Furnished by
Dr Watson Carr late OF MOIEfniOwn, audnOwo Of Wheel
ngr OF the most eminent Physicians ~ Virginia Ihs
lmmcnt Is based upon the broad principle that any tene
dy which will relieve external pain, will property COM
Ouuded be equally olcaCious In emovii inie nal alice
tios principle that has be successfully deyeloed -
Is simply Tie offspring OF ScieiCe, being mild and sim
pie IN It's action Eud yet revealing w Its effects power
incredible, ielC hing the st hidden sewS Of man
and hCastand yet being inhOXious to tue weakest Infant
pt up In otes iwiceas large as the majority, a. une
ot larger Than the largest, besides being more than four
times as sho ng We commend 1t to those In want Of
and thin nnlni.
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SPIIIHG OF 1853
VIM. r. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER I'm

Foreign q DOmesttc DRY " -, AZ
No. III AIuin ST., IKfsi site, Jctrsfn Mo"'0'
Union sis.
Wheeling Va, God
Is NOW In receipt al MS Spring Stock uI pu,,psldi
i and NOliOHs, direct f,on importers aug SOD
ieTs. Completing as complete ahd 1eS'IsUS 5si
goOdS adapted 10 the trade this section as
In any hou Q, Eg4for lHSst To which w0.iu
Invite tie attention OF retail de1lcJsi CONSISTING"
DRESS GOODS. .t.,, I'd
In black Silks aIpaeas poplins, law s,S,, oIiB Rt
hams, etc., with very large STOCK o, H,iJgrs "
~ kcs and cOlOTs. Also bOruels, TopoiS"
other tTmmiDgsin varieiy. And Of
MEH's WEAR. ,,sn,a
In cloths, cpssiners, sottintts, ne,,ny, ,,,it, NJ
jeans, tweeds and summer clOlhsi aFo, w.
mis- blue diills brown linens, linen hlls, ,nsoi Az
other such goods very desirable SsSSy,on b,ii -
mspis aud boys palm hats Leghorn ahI ~ linen ,ad q
wool, brash hats eoi with full slotk :" ,,,rsrl tp'
ton haGgMg, seamless bags, bullnps, mn i nc bo1i
drilllnge, IiekIngs checks, shifting, wv ~ a bt teA
and 5leached m6sllbsi with good s'ooNO
In Tile -,
AscambTIcS, Jaconsls, Irish linens, ysTitiI
tons, hosiery gloves, combs, eic' ~ al Is WI
Mywh0ln stock will be found dnsuII
Quality and style, asin prices. " 4. SBLM-
mlT25 "
& NTaa p1Ie IPhus lad dry, lor sac 10y y InWRl
- ffhlH hhH'"'
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AsSl0NEElS NOVICE.

G. imeOu -, Woodrow nSvlnE onths nth day OF
- Aphi H. ny orer deed conveyed ~ trust TO The
uide signed OT lie bsneh his said MOUlrow'S edit
Ors all u his aud personal aud chooses luce
TOM a pertOEs IN any Indebted 10 said Wood low
fos having claims oFhins said Woodrow are iequICJ
~ der 10 ,eceye any beneR. under sad uust, within
our oIths 10 c tlri claims with the Toper Tcleateae
6 ding 10 The terms Of said deed with tie une signed.
aria GEO. W. SIGHTS, Assignee.