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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

WHEELING.
No. lIsuper Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS "GUANo."


vahIe ettter be, heSg paSo SsS 20. , ssvs .
Sho ~ NY r GtSsI tsp N s he Extent 10
,vSlr \ Il W.s Snor FSrnts lA Introduction ln this
country bY te SubSctber has been more recent but the
pusreaS Il has made In the estimation Of The public has
lot been less marked Of than abTOaI er u!l
Trial 81 three years tyestisat0n It's meFS, In which
tine theIe has been very many icrur0lOS experiments
made b. the most seitnjo SSrieulIuIists aud various
Clubs ComDitiees Nc 1je bY side Peruvian GpNo, as
instances pretereuce SYea TO tho "Super Phosphate Of
LiMe" S,Eh Tep0rtS az returned will shortly he placed
SeiSTs The TubiIo which viii convey moIe Information
iha ina Su6ScFher IeeiS sROSed to offer, as the Rahu
az IIs mar. AZ Stt6e Stssent T,Sr6sSt
ltsebemiesI lion ia Of that nature to al onee aC-
lie bSSIS ar trotnd BoNrS lie efficacy Of
waS az ~ bS stSn 81 oS HIM iEsr
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Pamphlets will be forwarded on applleatlon 70 !le sun
~ :" "'E e S,ns RIeImonJ V1
MeSSaESt NCHuuIeE te O. Ho'st ~ ~ "'SI'''uv, n. t.
10 Rowle't, NaISay q Io!taH TO- Ps!s'vSou's' a. Va
~ T nOIII vN. ~ MStrS.n v. "G.'v%, "H.IyI%",,Is NJ
y" " "' "''w~I' " III RIfRG
sepo; wltlamSbmrSh, long islaiI, y. y
Mo,1r ITToFo6 oo5 Tau1aIrIT Sfore
NS" w nISA hAN V0"ShtJ NSN$S'
Room, No, 1, Washington Hall, Monroe H..
WHEELfNE VA
,v,up ..b,A,,L'. oni IL. .,I.n,lo,o ihs uDbllc m
hlS wen 4feeteu sEoGH WSeHei @ ,S, 5SSiTs'1 a.
keSs s ,SsS esrds GS%Gsi aSd s "a S0a '"1 ''''
EyeTy descrintlCn 0I gold ewelryj
Gold silver, silver piated mi common sl,eetaclesi
Pure sve: table, tea dessert, sugar, mustard and salt
spoons anI butterknivesI
plac, and German silver forks, Spoons butter knives,
etc, etc,
Port nonnaes, pocket cutlery, scssorsI
YRRY FISE Taz0Is, StTOps, shaving cream, ec,i
Pcrmery, combs. BRUSHES and steAt variety oI 'a'eE
0PPsSi PsSieu.r attention p, to repairing waees cueks
and Jewell and engraving haH%;"ey ,'t .yo;iot oas
aPo-ut' W. :. .--- -
ITUAKSI CITiARSII--
u 1910 Gin cirarsi
6l60 PrintajOs ciyaTst
2(C0 AnOlO Do
3000 III Dorado DO
5O01 Washin;,Ou Monument cigaraI
1000 Panciias Ia
llS@ t5, tiay"ns ,,a'a 1!.u, p,,,,,n. 'S %S
SiHG P"s,Iis '''' do
n hoyeaS n. lutnu Tobacco,
~ 40 llb. DO do
inst TereiveJ and tOr sale BY
nr,3t NE' WV, LAuCHLIS.
--.- nj a ~ -, IL
NEhDl lN lime fOt ltlE nHHSuN"
|" u. MOTIF ~ bKo'S: hIN 2!och n' Ae"
w. spring Dry &oohH
ATA now bt!Mg received Al their store on Market Mree'
II is unReCtlS&Ty 10 specify the aTllcses hui SOCe u
state that our assortment !" DOW er man ever oeS,
and 'ho$o wishing to buy can't do better than cali a. TO-
10 MaIEeI I.Lees, ;
ltlJt) toSS asSi ibs %I%. Sronn, n%.'e'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
~ Western and southeFn lIcrehaNt.
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JORRRRS OF
. FANCY DRY Go0Ds.

"'' '"' PhItADELPMS.
]. W. SExToN, l., SEAL, a. VAS S%EARtHdHS.
0FFRR to purchasers the largest 4sioItuen ot Fancy
" Dty Goods In theeIty, IttonprEGesl PaTtof -
liOAieTY Of all kinds and qualities,
Gloves, UHdeTShlts, Dress ShtItsNnd Colla1,
wOOllCn yarRSOIiiterenl shades and cOIort
4 tne assortment Of Shell Combs,
10 10 do lulIaIo aud Imitation C0mhS.
Brushes Of all descriptions.
NreSS and 1ailnTS Trimmings OF all ktndS-
Hutnetts, SIX cord cord Spool Cotton.
PelIuiEcTy Ofall kinds.
As well sreat many styles feoods ofour own Hror
tatun, which We cannot here mention, and whehare we'll
worthy the aeMtGUnOl 6yeIs. We feel we can make to
tFnfnteIest 10 give us ttial. serlS
Pendleton u Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TOR the sale Of LeafrObaeeo Flour, and PTodnre gen
iSOSnin'. WhGrt, and D,rst, loe P,4tt Il.
baltimore
REFER TO-
iiugh Jenkins 4 Co.
", RIuNGN Sons,
l.Ong& IiYrn AMI baltimore
The cashiers OI any Of the
baltimore blikS.
+ 3$$$: y: e:.,; :.' III 'S' r..'
Jas. K, RAker,
JsS. McGullY, Pittsburgh
RllOtlcE & QGisbNT, hridEepWt,O.
GTeen& dorsey, l'0whatan tt.O.
ash1s sst VIm,1[Ss. nG[ssy C'GG1 S, nonro
JseubI. Grove, 81. Clai, o.
vi. MeCoy K HOS, SIstet.vills, VI.
{%sTs'G Ss:rh sRSiSS Ra|Sist $Gtss''' tos crnsrnn.o o.
JOhN CTelkh.
tinTl0n& Co., Io,,,v AN.
Z. MCM0IaA, ''VH'''"
SAINT. s. Preston Il Co.
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GAPS.
ID ECRlVED thla day, the best assortment of Gents
IL youths, and thildIeMs cloth calE, ever brought 70
ty city, having been selected with great care as regards
style and quality. They cOmplisc IN Part az 'OOwSi
Gents cIuh opera, HACK aud whites gents hair cloth dol
black, LTab and green riding hunting and ApnO calS:
Also The HeyItisn PERENNIAL cricket cap, new articles
together with evory other description OF hat or car eSiant
nmTil :, n. HARPER e. SON
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aI stoek or was added ia the face Of the supplement
J cock But the parties 70 have been al the mercy
he department and forced to receive whatever they
Ia obtain The power of the government was exerted
LIN e regard 10 rights OF the parties and the occasion
altogether unayorable TO the assertion OF the present
sua even the first contractors then knew the terms
"a the second loan But there Is evidence that they
s, spprized Of the fact that deprecated paper was re-
lived especially The department even now asserts hat
mere i nothing remaining the books or records 70
show IL .,, .,innI.,as
i ia Maid or In fact paid in deprecated currency
H. committee do not how the claim OF the memorial
sts can be denied In order to ascertain tne iac'
on was made the Treasury Deparinentor sne inioi-
alton A. could be furnished from that quarter but tey 70
dyed nothing satisfactory in reply as wiz DC seen oy inc
orrespondence appended In looking however, az me
[ ~ The period the testimony presented ana tne an
,o,s made from time time in The various treasury
nor the committee cannot doubt That the fac's are Is
erred by the memorasts and that the 80 per cent Pald
= ne neootation the 3lst OF August was entre hiu
- hain5 Maid in the deprecated currency OF the times
Th aenoson of Dennis A. Smith one OF the contractors
i,ncy proves the fact And il further appears that du
ring the period from the goth Of September 70 .ne iU.n
December foacing in which the monthly lnstaimen J.
s,e % b. pAd the paper received varied from ten 70
twenty-four per cent below par
H. while the committee are satisfied of these general
hcts hey deem il inappropriate for them to attempt 70
,ne absolutely either the fact of depreciation IN 'he
funds received the treasury, or the amount 70 Wcn y
would entitle the claimants In their Judgment however
Il would be eninenty Just and proper that the
cer of the treasury should be authorized TO near tet-
mony as to the fact and amount OF depreepuon III
that the faith OF the government may &c redeeeu anu e
legal rights of the parties under their contract WIN ne
government secured by paying the amount found 70 ne
Sue Considering with what cheerful patriotism sr jacob
Barker gave his energies his eminent financial talents ana
~ great pecunary means sustain his country In the
darkest and most perous hour OF the war OF 1917 ~ can
hardly be supposed that Congress will deny hn me PRIV
ege Of establishing if he can, clearly legal aeinahur
rising out of recorded contract which, while II bene-
6ted the government resulted in his own ruin The COM
mtee therefore report bill for the relief OF the memo
alists and ask the favorable consideration OF the House
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California land In the following cases filed IN
January and February last notices OF appeal have peen
given for the mail Of the goth inst
fe7a) San Mater--Jose dc Ia Cruz Sanchez, claimant.
1905 santa Teresa--Ag ustn Bernal, claimant.
1855 A part of Entire Napa-Joseph Green, claimant.
ti23) Santa Gertrudes-Coneepcioh Ne'e a., claim
Cs23) part Of Entire Napa-y Julius Martin, claimant
(673.) Santa Ra--francisco ooberanes, claimant
5l Los yaecetos dc San Marcos-Lorenlo Soto claim
t2ss) Las PutasMara Anastasa Higuera e al, claim
ants.
f2g7 III Pescadero-Antonio Maria Pico 81 al
-fs71 Huerhuero-- Francisco Branch, claimant.
(5s) part Of Entire NapaJoseph Mount e a., claim
(ss2) Vale de PamoJos6 Joaquin ortega e al, claim
1870 J Aptos-R Rafael Castro claimant.
i70 lot at the Mission Of Doioresthe heirs Of Fran
cisco de Haro, claimants.
(2s9) santa Ysabel--Jose joaquin Ortega Ct al.
ina San Y. Sdro--Quintin 0rega et al, claimants
t7o Las Ubas--Bernard Murphy, claimant.
(g39 } San Gertrudes-Samuel Carpenter, claimant.
f599 Los Coches-Maria Josefa Soberanes, claimant.
f763 A part Of Napa-John Il. Brown, claimant.
1885 Rincon dc las SalinasRatael Estrada, claimant.
l3oo) FL Alamo Pintado-Maria Antonio de la Guerra
Lataillade.
G53 Buena Vista Mariana Malarin, attorney, &c.
(b44 Los 0itos-Mariano Soberanes, claimant.
s2l Posa de los ositosC Carlos G. Espinoza claimant
(626 Breisaau-- w lillian Bennitz, claimant
(527 Sal ST Pnedes-Ja lanes Blair Ct al, claimants.
(47I Cuca-Maria Juana de los Angeles
ta0s San Agustn-J 4. Majors, claimant.
(244 Laguna Seca-Iberate Cessna Bun 81 dt heirs OF
William Fisher, claimants.
14I2) Frabueo-Juan Foster, claimant.
(405.) La Bolsa Chica-Joaquin Ruiz, claimant.
(552) Ell PiojoThe heirs OF Joaquin Soto, claimants.
1851. Moqueamos-A ndres Pico claimant
1921 Casamay omi-- William Forbes, claimant
(47.) San Justo-Fra Francisco Perez Pacheco, claimant.
(493 Temalpais Hilario Sanchez claimant
1872. HuertasMara Antonio de la Guerra Lataillade,
claimant.
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ny eREES = scolrr, Aaolloness.

VALUABLE LAND an FUBLtC sAtE, on gnR SEVENTH
plank road, 1--we halt a,rs Nashinatra r
Tuesday, he 10 Gay OF May az y oiocs, eg,r
public sale which sew reside psp
iocaes seat ersag wilh.a she'i dstaue ot
red snglasS si, peculiarly "a
The operations OF Ae ffm viii ~
po~sessaon be given, u NJ
May. The will divided aud sold Ia several lots Above
LOT No j,
rhis comprises homestead. win its and has
handsome brick dwelling aoabe stable two houses
barns carriage house, poultry house. milk house, &c
LOT y
THIS Crcek - aetc
land Wih due proportion unothys
aud Is al well adspea gardening purposes.
LOT
psceedng, 81 has nearly A
aale,y exposure, aud is well adapted ms taln y ea
vegetables for market.
the viii te sold ~ hs stoek, implements ard Che
| crop growing the vera lois.
Terms nah viii nc rconisr5
ar he other third aud enc hapre
Ante tne seeutad deed a
For property All undsr h duer, nshg
all edit ~ ptha VIII b. hc
Of the purchaser being satisfactorily endorsed.
Sale ON the premises.
THns. y SIMPSON,
GREEN y SCuNT,
April 2o-ruThsasw Sds Aurtoutera,
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How DRAFTS ARE OUT WEsre-The Boston
Transcript must be held responsible for the following story
zone Of our western correspondents tells the story Of
who had draft of The banks of Illinois for
three thousand dollars for which he demanded specie
The bank officers invited the applicant to behind the
counter which invitation accepted when the door OF
the bank safe opened and the officer addressed the
following language his visiter Say stranger look in
that further corner Of this safe and you will small
pile Of gold Now that pile is the least possible that
the law viii allow US 10 keep hand wasting, while
banking institution and II you think that am
going break OF State laws pay you in specie
you don't know who am. You wronged me, and |
have ilwill against you but take how you
our bank, or will bring out our rcvovers' The
stranger took bills for his draft
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a = UNDETERMINED. snSaar prs g teng affaagen ~ hrh
he expects - strengthen hs esgshusFH drtnue o. feuf
shs parasr Preference Nead b. wha rraeca
pntes Asd ~si aequaAatrd Nth des ~ ~ rnrtF best
ness tie ~eaa - willing psFsog wish tbf rapef
Quasitrs aae baf % @ establishment nT ea Nrtk nle
papers eRd ms Job odre attached wei fs9
sasa = saev ana apotiau Hpwspapgs WIN a uQi ena
so~ins paitoaaFe IA eircuat0n, BATH uay NerAy,
enssve not eny 10 hs caanty pn.agH y asE
err counties OF ne STATE, and rad position
an organ ~ the democratic vel knaNa The 3 oh b.
IN errrcnf ofdtf. and doee
steam press Is new enc - h0es iEet Fgf
terms, apply TO mos j. KrRNAN,
fFrrssuss, March ~ iea9 At Nuinn offee.
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In these dun days quite refreshing read such
paragraph the following which ind in the Aleranra
Gazette
There has been marked improvement in business gen
ersiy during the last week and merchants
Engaged N Milling large orders from the country Ia
qnence OF the favorable prospects the crops
chants have been induced TO purchase larger scale than
was anticipated at the opening Of the season
eased 70 notice that dealers only from Virginia bat
Maryland and Pennsylvania bnd il their
make teir purchases m ths market We informed By
some OF our leading grocery and dry goods houses
nave sofa more goods during the past week than for the
have ossn IN The habit Of purchasing their stock Of goods
other markets"
The Union Choir Association are making extensive prepa
raons Tor the opening Of musical
which Is to be held in this city during the first week of
month.
We understand that foot for the pur-
pose Of establishing college in this city under the auspices
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The admirers OF Mile Zoe as ever ia
their Communications OF her and powers She makes
her last appearance at the Peoples Theatre this evening
a highly attractive advertisement.
The high wind throughout the whole of yesterday filled the
with binding suocatng clouds Of dust
II second demonstration is be made this year
hope the experimenter will bear this important
fact in mind, that watercart in such broad wild,
horoughfare Pennsylvania cannot any
pleasant humidity in the atmosphere
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Caution PostastersThe following letter, received by
the First Assistant General has been handed TO
publication with the request to say that the person therein
referred to- whoever he may be- is ipostor Mr. King
has no such brother has he had any
nexion with any land Office:
Posr OFFICE, WILMINGTON, N. O.,
April ls, 1855.
DEAa SIN. A man about SIS (name have forgotten)
called yesterday for the loan of he said he
brother and in partnership with you in LAND
Office and that, until he became disabled he speca
agent of the Post Office Department Says he is on his
way Augusta, Ga.
did not let him have any money.
Respectfully,
DANIEL DICKSON, p. NJ.
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rrcrIIEyT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
=, Tuesday morning April ~ At 10 O'Clock,
IL. Laiouee the sosh sde OF
sh and osh streets, Al y" mrs
sute and houss sspas effects, somprs'ns-
Handsome pahossny carved French soh
Carved mahogany parlos chair, rockers
Marble tppce table, whasnot
pair of vssyhn hagspy card tables
Broure ehspdesses and drop light for
Yrrs ls~nsps and chamber
La superior oiclous
Bronze hall lamp
Excellent mahogany wssdsoess dressing h"resas
ssvads, wasbsiasds, toilet sets
Superior and hu.k uattre~scs rose e'shse"
tart me- chairs. rockers
Excrlient dsmssk curtains, shades snd ns'"ses
Bosss,s and oasow-. comforts, srseads, &C.
gas and under, cash svef ma u"' 1919 " - m
the above furniture ae.yly and % srecsns 9.sy
~ Jas. O. ncGUtkk,
April I'D
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r, OWEN SON, Musry and Naval MeichSDi IaAefsl No
r. sig Pannsysnaa ssspns. would respectfully eal bs setan
hs,r .r,~uas s.aesa usif stk goods
- ss.,vrs f,ow Nsw York eshb enaag ~
iose. cssslaessss scr vita iap assortment ~
sruu~m~as furnishing articles,
would reuAk bst the selection was issdf pnsay ~
the Junior partser t0s nrm
BTh~, have style OF gloves, snpsflaf call
"a me Josephipe which invite particular attention.
" s.h,ag,on ID q. Apti s--agaW3~
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Law Notice.

BRows srasros, AsD WAIkEa.
Nm T. BROWN FRED. p. STANTON aud J. KNOX WALK.
Err practising aN ~ ts nvpfape
Court and III n@ a WhshRgi ~,
and in uaes ia sshirahn aad Ae
fonnd either place. and
letters "a wf B1nliDn
Apsd is--frod [fassi. ard sentinel cpgy.g
NEWS for the isadisssfr-. a. E. YOUNG, fashionable
N her fspds aNa custom
generality shst hs IL IN sreeips % me yFF tt as y
styles Of 3Ae ma Ftthffa
,osp. on the which chs VII ~ tnahea ~
and ia The beat nabnFT Greed ~
here Aeeaiers ~ sey Afta9 ~
they testify good we'll guua a AZ sns ahs -
market aHd Wnts Who
Will hna Il 20 tbt8 HAtutH4g
rsrards pcex good uinz sna coed wefk save he
cal on IN, hom = tiest west SIDE, No. ~
IA. ~ I'm
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UFVFRFtFWh1
uE ,,orh ho,a< Of this company
~ .~cood nsss,ssp ~ " sess~ Ae been ds
aas OF he advertisement Pay
nsas may ii d6sssss lng which ne nrtr
ment Was pstA Of o " cerrxeiown
4. W. DEEBLE.
Anil l3--lsw3w ssersaFy And Tfessuget.
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KASAwHA CoURT-HousE, VIRGINIA,

April 2, 1855
AEssRs EDrToRs Things looking decidedly better
here since Mr. Wses speech. Know-nothings daily
savng the councils Mr. Wscs speech in this place told
UPON the dark-lanternp party The prospects of Mr..
WISE Mr. McComas and Mr. Bocock bright and bright
'nng in the State UNCLE SAM.
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JACKSON CouRT-HoUsE, VIRGINIA,

MEssRs EDrroRs The prospects of the Wise ticket are
decidedly the increase here jackson will give good
account Of herself in May The from all Of the adj
pnng counties is of the most pleasing character Know
nohngsm is daily losing ground in this part of the State
AN 0LD-LINE DEMOCRAT
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Written for the Dollar Newspaper, Philadelphia
THE DAUGHTERS REQUEST.
Br MRs. ABBy.

Br MRs. Appy.
NV Father, thou hast the tale denied;
They say ihat dawn tomorrow
Thou wilt bring back radiant and smiling bride
To our lonely house of sorrow.
should wish the Joy Of thy coming bliss,
But that tears my words suppressingi
think OF my Mothers dsing kiss,
And my Mothers parting blessing,
Yet morrow hope 10 hide my eare'
/ will sfiIl my bosom's beating,
And strive TO give 10 thy chosen fair
A kind and courteous greeting.
che will heed not in the joyful pride
az her pomp, and friends, and beauty.
All! lue need hath w-rnade bride
70, a daughters quiet duty.
Thou ravest her costly gems, they say,
When thy heart fret fondIy sought her;
Dcs, Father, one nup,ai gin, pray,
Bestow my weeping daughter.
My eye even the treasure falls
/ coyet, and ask no other;
II ha. hung for years on our ancient walls
IT'S the portrait Of my Mother
To morrow, when all is in festai guise,
And the guests our ROOMS Al filling,
The cain, meek gaze of those hazel eyes
Might with grief thy soul be thrilling,
And a gloom on Thy marriage banquet cast
Sad thoughts OF their ewner giving;
For aceting t~slvemonlh scarce hath passed
Since she mingled with the hving
II thy bride should weary offend,
That portrait might waken feelings
OF the love OF Thy fond, departed friend,
And its sweet and kind rsvssIipgs-
OF her minds commanding force, unchecked
by feeble or selfish weakness
OF Der speech, ~hsre dazzling intellect
Was sofsened BY Chtiruan meeknes-.
Then, Father, grant that NJ once tonight,
Ere thu bridal crowds Intrusion,
fremove ,h. portrait from Thy sight,
70 my chaaihef'p stii seciu-ion,
Twin nerve me 10 uouowis dawn 10 bear
II will beam protection
When ASK OF Heaven IN my fsIterins prayer,
To hsow Thy ecanerion,
Thou wilt ~sksn, Father, in pride and slre,
To the Ties once broken;
But noogbt earth remains 10 ne
hu, tiis sad and silent token.
The husbands tears may be fsw and bTirii
He may and win another;
Bot the daughter eii.s., in aDehang'ns rlsf,
To the ipagc of her Moihsr.
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or Fisss Pseshysers~n chuvch, Fo~r-A, a. s,
strreRry D. rundsrisna the pastor, b. srpsssea
A. morning O'Clock in the ryesns rnne.,
incoming The Rspaise O me
a3 and Fres WILL from HON" - ~
April N
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90 Jamestown society Of Washington City.--An
Society will be held the United States
Hotel IN O'Clock, Saturday evening, April a. vgnians
respectfully invited to attend
G. w. C. HUNTINGTON,
April 20-M Recording Secretary
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BY TELEG R A r III

New YoRK, April 20-By the arrival of the steamer Star
of the South from Aspinwa have dates from that place
and Panama the 9th. The soop-ofwar John Adams
rived at Panama the I'd.
The papers publish the of the New Granadian Congress
creating separate State provinces under the of the
State of Panama.
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Markets.,

New YonK, April 2o.Cotton is unchanged with mod
demand Flour is trife higher; good Ohio $40 70
$40 62 southern is firm at yesterdays quotations. Wheat
is firm; southern white, So g. Corn is hrm with up
ward tendency. Pork il downward and dull Beef is
changed. Lard is firm. Whskey-Oho Is upward; sales
at 81 cents.
sales report Wheat declined cents sales of red at
81 IS So 65 white 81 65 50 81. Corn tre lower
sales of white 81 81 OIL yellow at ST. o. 81 Oa. Rye
has also declined cents sales Of Pennsyvania at II A
Isl 40.
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NEWS OF THE CAMPAIGN In VIRGINIA.
frrom the eorresponde OF The Richmond EnqnirerJ

fFrom The correspondents OF The Richmond Enquirer1
STEAMER BUCKEYE STATE,
March "a, 1855.
Nyssas EprroRs During recent trip through the cou-
,es If Wood Jackson Mason, Putnam, and kanawha !
re;oicea to see the enthusiasm with which the democ-
ac were ralynp to the support Of Wise, McComas and
Bocock In every county through which have passed
the democracy seem be thoroughly aroused ana pre-
ppg for fierce and vigorous contest They believe that
organization action and energy viii insure glorious tr-
umph to the democratic party in May next
On the 18th Mr. Wise delivered of bis soul-surring
.peecbes to an immense audience in Point Pleasant Mason
onnty He PLAYED sad havoc with the know-nohngs, ex-
vosna all their hideous deormes. know-nohngs quail
ed before his whitening and bitter irony The de-
Of Mason seemed to be aroused and prepared for
battle.
On the 10th Mr. Wise addressed the people of kanawha
in the Methodist church ia Charestown His audience was
one the largest that assembled in that place His
speech told upon every who heard him. knownohings
we're seized with trepidaton and alarm Quite number
have withdrawn from the rkianternn clique in Kanawha
since Mr. Wises speech The democracy Of Kanawha are
fighting valiantly and fercely They promise to give
good account on the fourth Thursday of May
The news from Cabe, Wayne Logan, Boone, Wyoming,
and Writ is Of the most cheering character
Judging from all have and heard during the past
two weeks feel satisfied that Central Western Virginia
will do its duty in this contest Know-nothngs eav
ing the council $50 credbly nformed) in large
bers iu most of the abovenamed counties.
In haste, A DEMOCRAT.