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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
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COOKING, AIR WARaIKG yENrILArlSG

COOKING, AIR wARMIkG q vENTILATlEG.
SAMPLES Of the above apparatus now resd! e'
- the inspection Of those who desire TO have TOE
besimode Of Warming and Ventlating ther hcusts :,
also Tor Cooking We have the agency for the sale o.
the n'os; approved Rot Air, Furnace and Cooking
Range which only needs 10 be seen TO induce tris
Coal. Coke. or Wood can be sed. 49,
We invite the public generally to call ard exsn'I
The apparatus; only Unite d number can be ehAlbea
this fall so that 10 be sure OF getting eithSrn Furnace
or Range the order must be left early. ~
Cooking Stoyes-n large sortmei on hand shh
We sell AZ greatly reduced prices.
ANE 3l-dSm. ea T,sCLOSF 4 co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
REMoVAI.

TINE subscriber having moved their stock
i ceries 10 the new Store s. East Cor end and Per
~ sts prepared to supply their customers with
every article IN their line good quality and nj NJ
reasonable ratesas any Establishmentin the West,
Either at Wholesale or Retail
We warrant ever, thing We sell and vii, deliver
Flour and Groceries In any part Of the city free OF
charge
Families can rely on their Orders being put up and
delivered with promptDess.
We shall be receiving in a few days from the East
rye and wei selected stock OF and Wood
en- Ware, to Which would invite the attention OF
the trade. aafs
sepil JAS. NJ. DALZELL Il BRO. u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
Notice.

s1aoCK IsLAyDBANKh has made rranEeme,n,ts 70
X, 80 limited amount ofthe notes OF Inc nhnn
e.etnrer rs aud Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Ueor
ris:. and the came will be received on deposit OF ~
s.s.s cfthc et,t Bs Bks Of Virginia, fneky,
Ohio or Indiana. n
y =. u. MANN, Cashsf-
Kotsk Isirnd. JuDe i3-dwu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27


THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atianti
cities with the and Southwes-
tern Statesy by q continuous Railway direct. TINS
road also connects at Pittsburg with daily line OF
steamers 10 all port the Northwestern Lakes ma
king the 1ireet cheapest and reisabte route oy
which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittshurgh:
First ClasS..Boots, Shoes, Dryl 75c q loolb
Goods lin boxes, Furs. Feather &C., ~, 1l'5l
Second Clp - Books g. Station-)
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes), Hardy t0c. v luz 10
ware, Leather, Wool. DC.
Third ClasS..Anviis, Ragglng,t 50c n lO0ib
Bacon PORK Tin bulky Hemp, dc
Eou RI n Claxs..CoFee Fish, bat Ar y lOoIb
con q PORK {pack ed 1 ard 81 Lard Oil
Yysln shipping Goods from any point East OF Phia-
dclphia, he particular TO marx pack age.uia Peanss
raaia Raiivoaa. All Goods consigned TO the Agents
ei,his Road At philadelphia Pittsburg, WILDE for
W ,rded without detention, $500
FRriaHT ArKxrs-Moses Potter, Boston; Ia Il
lott. n. York: L .Snecder, Philadelphia; Magraw
Rooms Baltimore; Geo. C. Franeiseus Piitshurg;
Sprigman & Brown, Cincinnati, Ohia; J s. Moore
head. Louisviile, Ky: II. c. Medium. Madison,
Ind: Ratelif& Co., ST. Louis mo-; j. s. Mitchell q
Son, Evansville. Indiana.
IT, II. HOUSTON. General Frsigh Agf, PaVa.
II J. LoMBAEKr, Sspf. Altoona, "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
GENERAL INTELLIaEycE OFFICE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. openeda Genera IEtclHgen5
Ofiice with complete set 90 hooks IN whhh Y
all kipds Of Rea. and Personal Property for cyl
for rent, the names of all servants who wish &c
places ia families " thin the city! ALEC the bnnes
Mechanics LaboreTshEd Others seek II emf 10! EeI
50 thhtsa - ~hoare In search 81 Hoases.l sncsss
wants. &c cngnotfaii Of immediate success H. lah
ngeiiherey calling at nay efce Charges de rat
Cali nd register your wants or order and The, VII
receive promptlttepticn. tSst
r-EE FlSEEIEIp,
No. CONNIE rciai Bnildirgs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
70 KNGINEE1s.

<suRLEY,s Superior compasse', I. , ana men
II n plata and with vsnerl always on nahd. Aiso-
s1rvs.yoss Chains and Marking Pins, &C., De. ee.
ANY article not on hand fnrnshed to order al
scs A. we are tue erefsssrs Agents. Tor Gure! nan
rfsr,ure; Engineers Stationery ~ genera: Aonrist
ins on Profile Gross Section, and Drawing faPer.
Aiso Drawing irstru msnts, Drawing lacks. seItum,
r. q - ~ H. A. PORTER & BR0..
Rock Isia nd Ills,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
.vA!lsftlldnfiIas.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES !!
C.yr. wEBB.

u ~ W600S
LAS just received fresh supply Of Drugs, Medi-
ISL zines and Chemicals Oils Pants and PAINTERS
ware Pertumery, Fine Soaps, Fine Hair AID Tooth
Brushes Paint cushes, Surgical and Dental Instru-
ments, Trusses, Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods
&C., &c. 4esa5sls.trss ss s38s Il a
Below We mention part OF alotof Perfumery re.
ceiyed this morning direct from the Manufacturers:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
NEWS AND BOOK INKS.

NEVIS Anu 6VVN tNNOs
a. 00I0RED IuxS AND B10lZEs,
pRINTER8' GLUE, &c.
gpesanen Bnoks viii be sent, ON apIcsnohsto seose
vishinr 70 orAer from this Foundry.
soIp TYPE TAKEN II EXCHANGE FOB NEW
80 cents per 4 delivered Ut our store We sisoin-
tend ha ring on hand at oil times
wrWs ~ PER 81 she USUAL SIZES.
AM are not on hand, made 20 order. we nave also
beer appointed sgents for
Hoes Superior Printing Presses,
Mhirh We will furnish " order at short notice.
Hsve already supplied several Offices These Presses
-, 10 - sye free on application. We furnish Type
nd Presses on the same terms as the nanuiactufefs
,..tar the same CASH discount, adding traL spofa-
49,. N sFs & 8 Address
- n. A. POTTER d BROTHER. x
~ Northwestern Type Agency, kock Island.
Rock lsls nd, Aug. .. 1855. d-wu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

= u ~ NU' Z LIE N1A1AG AUW.
SPLENDID PROPERTY ON TIME.
wish TO enhance the value oftbe property east
N ofihe depot by building, will sell my present
residence AT reasn nable price and credit OF
TO ten years, the location not be exc oil ed the
improvements consist Of II Two story stone house
with "a roomsand Two halls. large stone stable. ice
house NC. The lot has front Front street OF two
hundred aud twent, feet and is half square in
size; IL s adorned with evergreens and other shrub
berry, and has many valuable fruit and shade trees n
it, This property destined eventually to be Of
value The buildings are erected sufficient distance
back To admit of stores heitg erected in front and
there sample ground for several dwellings Here
Is an opportunity 10 valuable property and
buildings Of first quality al very low rates and on
time never before offered. Applyto
Oct Il DIR A. c. FULTON
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

Davenport, Rock Island and Nuseatine
MORNING PACKET.
4 THE wel-knOwn and reliable stea m
er LAMARTINE, Capt. PHELPS, J.
~ 3. Adair. Clerk, wiIleay ethe Daven-
p0rt andine kyrRY noRSfH0 at . O'CLOCK, and Mus.
caiine EvERy RyEsiSs ATs O'Clock. The travelling
public may rely tue plnctuaiiy Of the LatBartine
TO the hours named.
FORTE ghior passage apply on board. Apl lsdt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

a a THE steamer MARy G., M. FORCE
21f4& q Master. has just been thorough, over
Il = b hauled and repaired and is now in
complete running order and will run during the
sea SON betw cen ST. Louisiana st. Panl, touching
at all intermediate landings. For fire. gftappy on
board or 10 BURROWS 4 PKErTYMAE.
April. 25., 1883 t.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
togrther 2 liha VerN cAttIsiNt "sF.f MI ~
Toys, Dolls & Fancy Notions generally

Merchants wiIinnG II Ia u, " irtftcst 10 ea u -
our st.k, before mtk1g th,ir rur,hssss' So in
port all Foreign Clouds, drstt from 'ts mhu ilt'
turers thur sayii III. rfnftost Esteit nj of.p
aHa tVirg theteb. eHaited 10 SELL HF low - al /"
,,ru denl,.r 5-f stss au l3dsa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
Nails, Glass, White Lead

A LARGE stock fun peeeived Airceffran the Man
~ ufactnyaA. WILSON d EARLEE
MsyT ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

House & Lot for Sale.
TIME new by erected double frame honse, built IN
i mofern style ard very convenient, situated on
Roea island betw.enSeeond A. Third ST.. wilbe soIa
Or reasonable terms Tor each on application 10
June2idu alsfy - r. w. WHEELER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27
r;...r-; s-.ta II stual rire, Marine Insurance
company of 81. Louis

c,PtraL $500. poc aud co ssiartly increasing
DIRECTORS: =, pa,.,,
2. D. Pars' q. II. Hsxander, E. Wyman'
Mscanc. d. A. January, y. n he in.
Policies issasd from % day TO "x years. .e
sassa pasasaa;ion enquire ofthe undss.,gSspaa
al Davenport. -
July sath, l6s4-trw-ly -----------g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

r B. y
TaE Ct4Y MONUMENT will be seer, from tbe
following, from the Lexington obsetyer Of satdr'
day, thai the. plan proposed fOt the Clay Monu
taent By Cincinnati artist has been selected bi
the trnsteesi p
The committee Of gentlemen from this and othei
Stats designated fot the purpose, assembled "
this city on Thdtslay last, tile annyetsaty Of M,
OlaY's birth day. 10 select The plan fot monument
10 be erected over The remains Of that Sellelated
Statesman. The committee was composed Of some
twelve OF fifteen gentlemen, aMons whom we on;
served Messrs, n Collins Lee, Of Baltimore, and
Lan, Anderson, OF Cincinnati WHO are llsila'
guished 10 their respective localities as gentlemen
Of glest taste and cultivation In The fine afH'--
Gotetnot Powell, of Kentucky was present, anu
presided over the deliberations 81 The meeUng'
Upwsrds Of one bundled nlVdels were PRESENT.
ed, For the purpose Of enabling the coilmli'ee
10 have bettet'Sie Of them, The president Of
The association procured tie large and elegant Oai
room Of The Broadway Hotel, and had them oil
appropriately arranged therein.
Aiosi OF The plans wefs fine specimens OF an,
and ajnlfabIy designed, but seSetal 81 then were
very superior In arrangement and design. inlac,'
we understand The committee had ITO little uliholl'
ly In coming 10 conclusion es to The one which
should Ue selected, and 10 which, o. course, we
premium Of $500 Should be awarded. They, how.
ever, finally determined 10 recommend lle Tpo9el
presented BY Mr.. Hamilton, Of CiRclgnast, whIGa
Is a gorgeous Gothic structure, and, u hnanS
sdonlel, will cetainly make monument worthy
OF the most illusltious man OF ths sge, ald whose
name and fame Il Is designed 10 old IN transmitting
10 future generations. The decision o. lle CON-
rnittee Is not, however, final as accoldng 10 lhe
The chatter Of Tie company, the mattel has 70 be
submitted 10 The STOCKHOLDERS fof their cotIitnla
tol. Due notice Of the meeting for that purpose
will be given,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
County Canvass.

We hedt al good deal 81 ulk about The ptospec'
tive canvas or delegates 10 The Legislature fo' the
easding session. As yet The Know Nolhlngs have
made no nominations, that Is they are moi public
at least, and The outsiders are mol settled upon any
candidates, though several have been announced.
All paies seem thus FAT 10 admit that fOt tile next
session The county Of Ohio Twill need strong dele.
CATION, composed Of her best men, and men whose
character and influence will be felt 10 that body
This Is S9mmeuiable, and we hope that all Paties
will be goSetned 10 lheit action BY an eye single
10 ihe beSt intetess Of The city and county 1t Is
no time NOT occasion to mix party matters III the
contesl' lts6ould ttthst bethe contestot devo.
ton 10 ,bs hes, Interests Of ALL and they best excel
who show themselves most capable Of forgetting
Marty AID iersOha considerations, aud Of looking
10 G6iIiy and qualification for The position. Tie
county needs much more than has been even ye!
nropustd. we nesd tnmpkes, and we should IN
addition have those already commsnced, Completed
Our local Of county trade hos moi been sufficient
" attended 10. we have aimed wisely Of large
improvements, looking tothe Whole country, while
we have neglected small ones equally important
10 theit way. We have attended to the "dollafs
and neglected The fps"
All these and huudted other things might be
enumerated, all important to our city and county.
The opening w Of every gteat line calls IOF small
improvement which constitute lis feeders, aud iced
also, the cities nearest them. Marshall county
needs rafhpikes, and they ATE as much for or III
tetest as hers. ltooke netls them, and they viii
connect with roads leading 10 this place, aud thus
rive them The market AMI us The Product. all
these things hurnonize and aceotd alike with in
tetest aud right. l.etus, then, one and all, Wing
Democrats, aud Know NothingS, look 10 this cont
mon end, namely, lie good oil The county, and Ia
order 10 attoin tive must have asttong delegation
in Richmond this winters men who can compFc'
bend Ind advocate gteal Slate questions while
they Ife capable Of looking especially and ably to
our interests al home, II all parties make their
selections thus, the county and city will lose but
little in contes, event but II incompetent men
ate elected merely ot the sake Of victory The peo'
pie will temembetihe authors when hereafter they
ATE ttepins the fruits Of theit imGeeity snd In.
competency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19


r7.The removal by Parliament Of tie Newspa.
per Stamp Duty from The British press Is regarded
generally, on this side OF the water, as likely 10
cause great change in British journalism
Hitherto The government policy has ope,ated os a
setSus drawback, both on The provincial newsPa.
pers Of Great Bitsn and on those Of The meifopo.
lis, except The gtcat daily called 'fhe Times
To The letter the stamp duty was an advantage,
as The enormous circulation, advertising and prof.
It's enabled II 10 bear that Lutthen easily, while
The case WsS different with oil other journals. The
heavy advertisement duty operated ~ favor The
Tunes, but was abolished about year ago, with
Out causing any reaction. The Times Is obliged
!, issue every day large supplement, 10 contain
lis advertisements, The act abOlishing the news
paper stamp duty also takes away The privilege Of
circulating these free through The mails, so that
now postage will be charged upon them. For The
Times Two postpge stamps will b. requited on &C.
count Of It's supplement, while for The olher jour.
nails only one will be needed This seems mere
~ transferring The Tax from one department OF The
government 10 another, but Il must Ge remember
ed thai the postage Is much les than the stamp
duty. The general effect Of The law will be to di.
minish The lax on all other newspapers than THE
Tunes 50 that, practically, this legislation is a
discrimination against thai journal, probably so
intended as retaliation TOT lis violent assaults on
the ministry, tits supposed that another conse.
quence will beu reduction II The pticeO Of snbscTp.
lion, or the establishment Of cheap newspapers.
This may be so, but there is so many burthcns i'm
posed upon the English press that weate iDcIlned
10 think II extremely doubtful. As to reducing
the influence, calculation or advertising Of The
Times, we regard that as still more pfoblameical,
that paper being in every way deserving Of The Im'
n,ense support II receives.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

from Tue LOUISVILLE JOuIlla
We have not seen lnr q long time finer blend.
ing "f the sPrishIIy and pathetic than Ihis'
Mn. PRESrlcE;
Idtehre, Ive used up nearly oil Inny paper
writing 10 you, but can't resist, ldJhCpe shall
mol gei into The habit OF writing for newspapers !!
MetCyl fear an rushing on 10 my own de.
sltuclion! liowevet, think am very well fixed
LOT keeping out Of difficulty, for am only RWth
any how. This morning o. tall, gaunt lersOnuge
slepnel In my hOOr--a woman--and ISked lUT
sewing. Her looks Hurried me- so hardly knew
whal wps about, told her OF rather asked her
in faint voice 10 10 seated; she uOeyed the roiee
immediately said "CetlainlY, Miss, eau give
you sewing. III will ptepafe you SOME present.
~" went Into another foom IN search Of sew
lug ostensibY--but there had time TO think
think -lhink--and thought away until | found
lie leaIS rolling down. thouShtof tie probable
LOT Of that sewing gtl (or yeats buck llef bent
tgute and feverSh up told tale 10 ne, though !
am aftaid you will laugh aud think mn ,nclIned
10 eXsggeIate all lhe woes Of lilu. We'll, II we
permit ourselves 10 feel nOw.S.duyS, | believe it
does look like exaggeIation, and 50 Conceul
gteat many Of my conylCtions-that Is Ivy to-
anyhow think Ivy. llut ubUut The gitl ] hunt
ed up something and gave her to be sewing OIL
while thought | look my seat beside her aud
then gszsl al the fire with my bodily eyes, but
my MUD was pictutng another kind oil home than
mine.
New my writing 10 you shows that am just
spilled nlready-Out believe this pretty! It's III
thyme Il Is itUe-but then this time the "piclute"
e. eIDel 10 come in rhyme:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

rrThe Pasenses Railroads Of New York City
show, In their monthly reports, a decided falling
of In The amount Of ,eir receipts, and Il Is said
that their business was never al lower ebb Than
Il Is this sptlng. Iu This we have fresh evidence
nj how hard times affects all interests, for II is
known that The diminuion is csused by The de.
preston Of trade, The reduction Of The wSgts Of
workmen, end the stoppuge Of many manulsctu'
ring establishments employing thousands Of busy
hands,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

DEsrRuCrlTE FlRE IN JESsEY CtrX.-About FIVE
o'clock on Saturday morning fife broke Out In The
oil room attached TO The depot Of The New York
and Erie RAILROAD, formerly that Of The Patterson
and Rnmspo RSilrood Companies, in Jersey City.
The flames spread with such rapidly thu. The de-.
pol and cOthOuSes, oil The buildings belonging 10
the company, with eight passenger and four freight
cas-, and considerable quantity Of dry goods and
Other freight shipped from New York fOf lie West,
via the New York and Etie Railtoad, were totally
destroyed in less than half an hour. The buildings
wete all Of wood and not Of very great value, but
The cars were valued 81 $1,000. The loss In goods
|, about 5000. The fife took place in eOnse.
quence Of Nj. Adams, employed in The depot,
Lighting fluid lamp with light standing neat
The flames communicated with the barrel of fluid
and he seized II 10 catty Il ou,, when It burst,
burnt him badly, and broke one of his arms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

SINGULAR AcctDEST,-A very singular accidsnt,
attended with setiOns result, occurred late In The
afternoon Of Wednesday, In Allegheny. Wegiye
The facts below. a fAtntts two.hotse wagon was
standing on Pit alley Fourth Ward, when stone
thrown by boy struck one Of the animals, flight,
eAing them, and causing them 10 break or 81 full
speed, regardless Of The efforts Of The driver, down
Pit alley. In their coutse lie wogon was throwt
aeainst the hindmosl end Of another wagon stand.
log In lhe stee, diving The tIngue Of the latter
through The side Of frame house, situated on the
cofnst Of Water street. The tongue passed thro'
pait Of sIalts aud stuck little glh, The laugh.
tel Of a Nj. Douglas, employed a. the Pearl mil,
on The Land, manslingit very badly. Dr.. Dale
YVES called in, and we undentard expressed fear
bal The haaa wopll have 10 be umputated-Pius.
Journal,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

urwe take pleasure in pabIisL'ns the following
which came 10 hand in our absence. II is well
expressed and The feeling contained will al once
strike lie clotds Of sympathy IN tie heart Of every
reader, II has been well said that "poeIry Is the
elOquence Of truth" aud Il might well be added,
that il Is also the eIoquence Of feeling and emotion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

EMosGsrs TO NEw oELEISs,-Durins thequor'
tet ending on The first day oil April, there arrived
at New Orleans, from foreign counties, 7l7a emf
et.nI,, Of whom AHA were Imales, and 2s99 fe
males; 1851 came from Germany, 91S ftom Rtance,
$50 from Ireland, ITO from England, aud 44s from
Denmark ftelch emigtants 10 The United States
seen, 10 prefer New Orleans above other American
cities, on account Of The strong Ptench element Of
the nonuIation there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

Bonus REcspirlso orrctR,--wn. o. Rookie
opened On Office in Philadelphia tOt the ostensOe
purpose Of eollsting recruits for CoIontl Rinnsy's
expedition, and required $40 security money from
the ratmlts tot THEFT complying with The conditions
Of The enlistment He go, tie 40 from one young
fellow naaled Albert Sernc, and then bolted for
New York, where he was arrested on Thursday
and forced 10 dlssofge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

AGoLirlosop 4aE SrAap Drrr IN ESoLAsp.--
The House Of Commons Of the English Parliament
has abolished the stamp duty on newspaper This
set Affects The social and political interests VI the
BtItish Empte mote than the war with IsuSsia.--
rise concession 10 The people, which will be al
tended with The happiestresuts, Its another eS.
ide6te Of the lIbenlliIus tendency Of The British
Government, seeking The greatest good The great
Ell number,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

Took HER WITH uM.-lt will be remembered
that last foil tho editor Of the 0teen Bay Adyo.
cate, WISH during his Absence left his wife 10
edit The papet, and that she being good Wing
took Ito Democratic ticket down from lis columns,
and wtoi Q some good energetic Wig editorials
The editot II seems, has been called again 10 the
cspiloI, and Though his substitute announces as
follows, on March %,
Our editor has gone 10 Madison, and in order 10
make sure thing Of II, and prevent the appear.
anee Of any more whig editorials, las taken his
wiit with him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

NOttoLs DlsrRlor,--we learn from the Pelers.
burg Esptes, that Cnpt Samuel Watts. Of Nor
folE, has received the nomination Of The American
p1ty toi Congress in opposition to Genetal hlillsOn'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

Ma, gptrOR,-Pka,s akuoupss Dr. tSo. q. DAMP
BILL as suitable reponto represent Ohio county IN
The next House OF DtIeeates every way coupe
tent 10 tho duties Of tho ots We hope 10 will consent
10 serve, BY presenting bis name yoa will obllee
tpS "a MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
sTATn HnnoTtoN

Ma. EptroS .-pkase ANNOUNCE Il W, tToHHE,Ii As
suitable candidate 10 represent the Comfy Of Ohio y
Ae uett House Of Defeats ofVlJJpISa llsSls We'll
known 10 our citizens, and RsHaSe t1ssls4i Ispts-
sentative, GpiSs OHIO COUNTY, 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

FoR KASsAs.-Now that spring has come, and
ttayel Is unimpeled, The emigration 10 Kansas
from the Northern States hrs again commenced OH
a large scale, Piftyegh emlgtanIs left this city
on Tuesday last fot thai Tentory, by train dis
patched by the Kansas League and this number
sons 70 fot the same destination, The Lessus is
now In communication with thousands Of persons
from all parts the Pee States and Canada who
express an intention OF emstatine 10 the new
Territory. Small parties ore being daily sent out
under lie direction Of The League, and large
train will leave this city in a short time with tie
emsrants Kansas bound.-N. y. Daily Times.