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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-21

We are not surprised that the Enquirer
thinks,our editorial about Lunkenheimer win
dictive, low and vulgar" The editor who
would assist vile wretch in his attempt to
publicly disgrace woman whose happiness he
had already destroyed, and upon whom he had
repeatedly laid the hand of violence, has no
doubt very poor option of any man who
rebukes wife beating, andsgho in proper terms
holds up to condemnation Ne living SANDER
upon the image of his Maker WIS INDUCES in
such habits. This man no doubt thought with
great confidence every time he beat his wife,
he should have valiant defender in his adj
mirer, the editor of the Enquirer. As this
business is precisely adapted to the condition
of that editors principles, We leave him to the
enjoyment of Lunkheimer's manly actions
If the Enquirer is correct in its surmise, that
lis miserable VIII -wh'pper is going 10 attend
to us an person, we trust we shall have the
sympathies and prayers of all abused women
But honestly, we do not think male crea
ture who would whip woman, and that wo
man his wife, has the courage to attack a man
even if he don't weigh one hundred pounds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-21
Letting off Steam.

An Old Line meeting held in Warrick coun-
ty adopted the following among other equally
enlightened resolutions:
ReSolued, That Know Nothingism, although
the offspring of the old blue-light Federalism
and modern Whiggery, has, in its brief career,
shown itself more anti-American, more rot
ton, corrupt, proscriptiye, and Infamous in its
character thin all the isms that have existed
since the foundation of our government.
This is certainly calculated to hurt the feel
ings'' Of the members of the American party.
1t is the usual style Of argument adopted by
those whose hearts have been filled with ter
ror for the fate of Old Lineism by the tri-
umphs of the American party. Such abuse
and defamation are harmless-but so long as
they ease the feelings Of their authors, they
are useful. They are kind Of safety-valye
which carry off the overcharge of steam by
which little office-seeking political demagogues
are kept running. The noise made by the OPEN
ing of such valves, is not premonitor of de-
Istruction, but merely an assurance that the rot
| ten little boilers of some stern-wheel dema-
gogues are yet safe. We hope 1.-THE Democracy
| of Warrick'' feel better. r.
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An Exceedingly Funny Business.

We extract the following from the proceed-
ings of the House ofDelegates on Monday
Mr. Heiskill offered the following resolution:
RESOLVED That leave begiyen to JOB B. Crab
tree, of Lee county, to change his vote for SEN
ater of the United States, he having inadyer-s
tently recorded his vote for Geo. W. Sum-
mers g Es&z EZsEes EEH 90 HDEE<
1t appears that Job didn't know, when he
voted for Senator, who was who, or what was.
He thought Mr.. Summers was the Democratic
candidate-hever having heard perhaps, of
either of those obscure gentlemen before. But
! the cruelty ofthe House IN not%letting Job
/ change his vote for Senator was monstrous.
What will Jobs Democratic constituents say
Eof his voting for a .Whig a Knogz Nothing!
We fear his 'inadvertency'' will destroy his
prospect for Congress, or a Foreign mission.
We move, as an amendment to the forego-
ing resolution, that the people Office be allow
ed to change their vote-they having, ''inad-
vetently," no doubt, voted for Job, while in
tending to vote for somebody else.
]. Richmond Whig. !.
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NEGRO STAMPEDE.
Three Runaways Drowned.

Z III
Our ever attentive Paris correspondent
writes us that there was a negro stampede
from Millersburg, Bourbon county, on the
night of the 10th inst. of which he gives us
the following particulars:
They left Millersburg on Sunday night, in
Mr.. Mac. Miller's. splendid carraife, and in
passing the toll-gates on the Maysville pike
the carriage was driven by white man, who
represented its inmates as runaway match
on their way to Aberdeen, the Gretna Green
Of kentucky, to get married. ea saTs'ss
There were seven negroes in all, three men,
three women and one child. One belonged to
Mrs. Taylor, one to Mr. Mac. Miller, and the
others to ColsKnapp, and others in the neigh
borhood of Millersburg. One of the negro
men had been only set free at the last term Of
Court, by Mr.. Abe. Moore, of Bourbon. -
They proceeded in the carriage to near Wash
ington, whence they went on foot to East
Maysville, where they attempted to cross the
Ohio in skiff. The skiff leaked and sunk,
and the three women and child were drowned
The men cried for help and Were rescued by a
market-man going from Aberdeen to Mays
yille who happening not to be an Abolitionist,
took them to the Jail at Maysyille.r
There is great excitement at Millersburg,
and if they can get possession of the free negro,
he will probably be hung. The white man, if
he is discovered, will be pretty apt to meet
with the same treatment-[ Lou Cour.
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LARGE PAINTING FOR RAFFLE.-A large oil
painting, representing shipwrecked mariners
at sea on a raft discovering vessel, can be
seen at Conyngton's Book Store. 1t is far
superior as work of art to those paintings
lately sold in this city, and which with their
fancy frames now ornament some of our best
parlors. This picture will prove handsome
ornament to any room. twill be disposed of by
a drawing next Christmas. An opportunity
is now offered for the purchase of chance.
Call around at Conyngton's. cn
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A SMART WoMAN.-A young Irish woman
attended ball Thursday evening in Saxon
vile, at the home of colorsd man named
Thompson, and was led down the mszy dance
by many an ebony gentleman, until midnight
when feeling somewhat unwell, she retired to
another room, and Immediately gave birth to
bouncing boy.
At ten A. NJ, the child being nine hours
old and she not liking the accommodation, took
her new charge in her arms and walked to
H astingsville, distance of three miles, in less
tAan one hour. Young America cannot beat
III, Il Rochester T,ibGns. s4s .-.r..
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CHRISTMAS BEEF.-Mr. Jacob Miller has
just brought from Henderson, Ky, where he
purchased them, a lot of the finest cattle ever
brought to this city. A pair of them weighed
3645 pounds, and were probably neyerexcelled
by anything ever bought for this market One
of these, and he weighs nearly 2o0o pounds,
is reserved for Christmas, and Mr.. Miller's
stand in market will that day show off in a
little better beef than our market has seen Of
late days. These cattle would be an honor to
any market, and we are glad to see Mr.. Miller
is showing the proper spirit in their purchase
We hope his example will be followed by
others.
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bTWe notice in the Evansville Journal of
Wednesday a most contemplate piece, signed
"Many Citizens" of Mt. Pleasant Ind, pub
fishing the wonderful catastrophe to the world
that Judge Niblack treated some of his friends
in that place to $3.50 worth of Liquor and
that he expressed himself opposed to the pro-
hibitory law. 1t is too little piece of business
to receive the honor of any retort whatever
from our hands, or from Judge Niblack.
Vincennes Courant.
This was not all. The communication
charged that Judge Niblack had advised the
violation of the law, law yet on our statute
books, and which until repealed or decided
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, has as
high claims for the obedience and support OF
citizens as any other law. The person who
thinks the charge made by respectable men'
that Judge of Circuit Court in Indiana, not
only encouraged by his acts the violation of a
law of the State, but actually recommended its
violation, is too "little piece of business" to
deserve the attention Of said Judge, certainly
has a very Indifferent or mistaken idea as to
both the responsibility of our high judicial
officers and Of our laws. We do not know wheth-
er the charge is true or not, but originating
with respectable citizens, the public have no
right to doubt its truth unless denied by Judge
Niblack himself We certainly had entirely
too high an opinion of Judge N. to believe
such charge could be truthfdlly naade against
him. II, however, he does not deny charge
of the serious nature of this, we must believe
it true, and SO must everybody else.
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Town CLocK.-Terre Haute, as we learn
from the last Wabash Courier, has now town
clock, as well as Madison, Indianapolis and
Lafayette Madison Banner.
Evansville has had town clock To- these
many years. @
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OTWecall the attention of those interested
to the boarding advertisement in another col
umn. A fine opportunity is here offered for
persons wanting independent accommodations
and with very agreeable and small family.
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0T During this month over one hundred
and eighty steamboats, have landed at our
wharf
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M RR FED:

On Thur.day eniog Dec 3nth BY Dan'f Chute Esq..
of ebis county. = $50 .l.l ~s-a5 .ez
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GLASS WARE ayr AUCTION.

Thursday morning Dse 9th. at 81 O'Clock. will
W sold. without sale rooms tn I'd
and Main boxes of assorted Glassware
ing of = pint u pint aad Tumblers patterns
Excelsior Gobets Molasses Cans metal
tops; gallon gallon and gallon Jars
ALSO-To olose aconsienment: 81 pieces
and CassimsFes. Terms cash-PAR FUNDS.
dec2o.tds WooLsEY s. NELSON, Aue re- =
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PAESIDENTys MESSAGE!


PRESIDENTyS MESSAGE!
i ~ no CoaPABIsoS TO. The 60
B. IsGsf S4TOC X OF CLOTH In g.
Pse y ihs Ssss s at a
@ent Of oyeFcoss the city, comprising all varieties and
Also SHANGHAf HATS and all descriptions Of Gentle
men : Furnishing Goos: Cali and see as am selling on
deais-dtt = ANTHONY LoBENsTINE.
90 BALES Gun les landing steamer Peter Tel
on Ion and for sale low by n,, on 70
LOO R9s s.;;a 81 $:$ F:, 9.s.
ASn A. hex L.nsn
aecl7- tt COOKS Family Grocery
sUNDRlES.
VUsT rseeiysd asi9rtnsns q sheys' Spades, Grain
Pic srqsh Scythes Log Trace ialt,r and Deg Chains
Cutters Sausage Suffers Wood Saws Wagon Jacks for
'as dss sTfsR y Fsg saaas sHsAst = oAHsos
CORN CRUSHERS
Nv have on hand for sale the Kentucky Corn
fas.on splendid e.
HORSE AND cow FEED. .sss 3.
sssp supply Of Hay cs5a and
. mUFFS! MUFFS!!
/ A N msnt Of Nuts can be had cheap
deci7-7wd4w sodn Corner Main and secon. streets
'ssss CORN MEAL For. SALE. sfsssxf a
81 aaago .ssee NEW CORN MILL. astlsee
TIME undersigned Just Mill
ys Of , s .p Of and
Meal sale. and exchange for Corn Ne
the and meal will recommend
By ming Mill keep clear of all dust We
viii the lowest market prices and respectfully ask
triai our Meal BY families ana the bic
+ '@a TO THE LA DIES
Nh Rs MCKAY. late OF Cincinnati. invites the
I'VE Of the Ladies' Of syansviile to fer store where
on
First street. opgosit Goss Jeweify stosr des2e
EDURE BUcKWHRaT FLOUR 81 bag. pure Penn
n syiyania. landing from steamer John s. Prnge. for
sale low By >. e. GILBERr g..
COTTON BATTING,-l0O bales e fer s ,als ~
dee1s-dtt aas..-.a =. -. Sycamore near Water
SECOND HAND tsUENIEs.--5oe in store and for
sdses 's..,slI !. P BAYLEss.s
a LEO bbls % brand and superior article
oecis-dtf - - PRESTON BROS
EDECEIY ED per steamer F. Lorenz--s - p - -
E6 100 tags Pen Backwheat Flour. Is lbs each;
20 nests Blue Tabs. inness:ls
do blue green blue and red and fancy Buckets.
decls-dtf
EpECEiyED firm New YoIk-ssr = - ,1a.sI
IA eases Of pound cans Lobstsrs; -se-- -. !
DC &c 1 90 90 90 90 .oy. ter 49, ,..5,ss
do do Do do; for sale at rednesd ri ees
decIs-dtf ~ l. & D. HEIMASN. |
SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED.
a MAN competent ordinary bran hes %
IN mon school edacaon is wanted ismediatey at Oak
sxSehOo For which Will be 1be-
l. apply to the Postmaster eftheabeys place
IoaliNY AND 81 ekWHEAT FLouR.-s -
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a COUPLE weeks age my house, was broker open. ny.
clothes stolen and Bremzhporta China Chick
ems which highly valued taken The thief tes
the ciot IL he viii the chickens will reward
any WHO will bring Them back They are all light
specified with feathersd legs. sifs - - aQ1 u,
decIi-d3t% y ~ Z THOS, CLIFFORD. =
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yatl. i,Il;K - bales Sail Duck " heavy .douLls
y "io ' ie : 'A'' s - - LANES Low& CO.. -.
deel7-dAw 4tssMnin street. LsaiETille, ky.sse
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Jesss r.eeivsd Aha DAY sad mr. ss'e by
81 -. JAGES LON & CttS
rdertz dIx - az Mia sslsef. l. u;s4iils, Ks.-
r.fG Efs s1Es4& s4Es4t<
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2 e sa Fsa % REMOVAL.
% AHaJ. w. &c \. WICK ERY.

-ssss aEgJ. w. S.sVIeK ERY, sntas shi S
their stock Groceries etc. from thrir
10 ~ the Washington Hotel ,i1 - II llEF ~
Wetake this method Of returning hsnks
numerous friends and for their iher
extended during the short time that have
been in business; and hope By strict attention tus
ness. to merrita co ntinuanee OF the same.
s&atstFsg aff J.w s. svICKERY.
an dtf Nv 81 Main st. hstreen Second and Thru
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J SHOES AND GATTEaEs.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

/ SOMETHING TO 81 1T EvERYBoDY'S TASTEI
6toNFEeTIoNARY, cAkes. Fruits Candy Toys. ae:: &c.
u splendid Of elegant CONNECTIONS
ary comprising beautiful lot Of candy TOYS iaite-
Fruits Flowers Animals adapted for Hoi-
ldaV an
Cakes ks will al be Supplied with Tropical FiuD
time Tor aodays Orders Gen fectionsry Cakes
any description promptly filled would ask those
wan purchase children, TO examine stock
Of rich aud elegant &c friction Eif a.
seeJ7-d2v First ths Post Once
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Tux Wi1calrAw GoLp llUSr.-A correspond.
ent Of The St. Louis, Mo-, Republican, writing
ftom NenshO, under date Of May 9th, fnrnlshes
some further information respecting the Wtchttaw
gold hunt, but nothing definite as 10 the reality
Of tie alleged discoveries. ilo says thai, ever
since last fall, there have been ruInoIs Of gold
having been found In tongo Of lie Witchitaw
mountains, on the red or salt FORK ofthe Arkansas
and lotIeuy these flmots have assumed such
positive character, that mania like the California
fever has beset the people Of Western Missouri
and Arkansas. Thousands Of persons are on Iheit
way TO The mines OF prepatlngtO stlt, anl hua.
drel teams have passed through NeOsho, Mo-,
within ten days AZ GilsIrap's crossing Of tie
Gland River, in The territory u The Seneca nalion,
seventy teams have crossed, and al many o,het
points The thtong is equally steui.
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PuRE BRANDY those who indulge In drink.
Ing brandy, II may mol be on uninletesltuE piece
10 give them Az idea Of what they
sometimes dtiRk under tte mistaken impression
that they are swallowing genuine imported art.
Gle, A day OF two since, Dr.. Cox, Chemical In.
speclot Of fquots fot The county, had occasion 10
nuke chemical analyst. Of casS Of bialdy, a
a place whert II was sold extensively, and found
jetatinFt Alcohol, ptussic acid, nutialic acid,
oil Of pepper, and tinclute Of tnyrh, free ~.
materially In increasing the Undertaking bus.
incss--6ia Bp4.
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dJ'lhe Massachusetts, Legislature, says the New
York Courier, OH Monday last, closed session Of
one hundred AMI twenty.niue days. Il has been
one which will long bV famous IN the annals II
lie State. The uuMhetol bills passed aud SisHed
was four Lunltcd and CIshty.eigLl resolves,
eightynInc; AMI their wElg four bills vetoed, one
Of whiuh was puS d notwithstanding the vato.'-
The pay toll Of tho House amounted to sl6l $685.
aud OF the Senate, Si7,ot0 tOisl, sit9,l65,-
Printing and other itelns make the whole expenses
Of both houses over lie sum u $20O,00O. The
the, Esat feames by which the session Of 1855
will aforementioned orc, the act to remove Judge
Lpringj thu Personal LibrrIY bilii and The Hiss
sIair and in neither Oi Itrsc three features ol
lis legislation is thetG any hUnot for Tic State OF
Massachusetts Tic fist wax an unjmtiitAblC at'
teapt 10 sacrifice Judge lot carrying out, Us he
was bound by his oath 10 Do, the suptiNs law Of
thv loud, tlls second is Legislative defiance, on
tho part OF Massachusetts, OF The law u tile U.
StaeSj and the last was llsgtaceful exhibition Of
the violation Of private tights, and members OF
the Legislature in the clatacters Of genteel rjw.
dies, The only relief 10 all this Is Tie veto Of
the Governor 10 The two fist acis, utl that, In
reference 10 The last, Nj. Hiss, The leader Of the
Sunnery Investigation Committee, was expelled
ltoni bis seat, The Governor IseulIIIed 10 credit
for his hrnneS ard faihtutnsss 10 lawj tho credit
OF tie House Of Assembly Tot eSPeing Mr. Hiss,
is much lessenetl by The fact that they were long
while in coming to conclusion whether they
shaull expelI OF all one WHO should have been
shown Tue door without much ceremony.
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,MI1sonn1ANEoUs
steatnboatT Disasteraon the W os-
ternSWaters,
a., AND ts. &@
STEFAN BOAT DlRECT9RYa

haze row. s99t,e 81 ~ 4
Jt6Ss Il sGe sS.1 5t oyer Ss,IS S6 SdIss
EStSSS Saihsf. wifi u 0ls o. te gpst Iltsle.ins
BOOKS sSsf published, and will e boCk That viii he "
IsesG 10 III eiasc, ofptolls, fe Slsaheolt nll e.
VIZ Wa bo. tV now s Il o sseh Anil Sehet6W
,eIs The length, model, slstd, power, oh Tonnage o.
Zach boa Wsle ain " whom Svll! The Ss q ts
I SSt. S 6 ~ ,'s H. ~ s,t o, &e fSsy Vii
CONTAIN History OF Steamboats, pl IN ie
SSstt waters sEte Is gye sl q ssspI NH
sss s b ~ Sa. sS sSS sS I'd SS
TEe RiSei UitetiorS Will eoljalna list and desfH
OF al lie seanlsSt lsastets hSSs 81 M
westttiaRd Soutken ee1gii!gS
iss sSJ tSSISlIns. Oh tbs Western end SobtInws
Ids since lsol Tie Directory eoEt4 Nsl,S q She
So asl'sp Ms 10Y ~ RSs Mn s S o%s.
aud cities Aid down. with correct alsc, many
oltt River tg co9s sl' Items q gs[s!I . vs. sG
os Il, &, Al p0AiS, with lie Trade hsS ave ~. Ne&e
lie iIeC,oty vii also contain complete ls Of Al. he
tespoHbs SttaS6oa lseped 0ltts ,telF places q re-
sse A. E Ss's ssSrt a Sat !S SS
Boat decisions Up 10 thai itti NE Rsles nd Important
ogne,l l$ss ls q 1S - f:,, lS,'sa gl.s
lost a lanased, &c, DC }, WITH many Otler tAilSs oI
Ills DIRECTORY will be Illustrated b the tcst style and
printed Ike htsl anler Te adl9r hss ri 4S !ei.,s
lie Numerous ssSGi6aI dlslsiers Oh ibe Western and
Southern Wliets, and now Intends hlslns them V
bNOk olm Tho price 81 The work VIII he Ivy y we 10y
sum oil one Dollar Five thousand tonfs VIII % lSsufa
r tic hOainfi all Others DESTROYS VI subseItbins VIII
lave 10 doto at olee, as Aoe viii be nined unsss ".
deed ~ slraNs, tly 'enllns one 1olaE 70 j.. 4
Tue work viii b Issued III October agents al New Or
leans, Memphis, ST. louis Louisville, Pit&barg Wheel,
lns a Glelna wll MeI upon !,e slseieSa! s9.
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Muzzling the Press,

4 nuITlef oDSa Il nnW IN nfOcrS{ Uf lIIol al In.
. "''"S' '"st :" Nv,
aye''e, Nla,) anu Ny 'elNe@ o. Meue'e'ua"'' Nv"
for the Information Of tho public, The pnpets of
that city undertook 10 publish tie testimony, This
Ms tnI,o NJ I'm i,n,,. ,bs no,otions lain petill.
isci1sd u snnntos, Lv The BALDWIN, atbitta,v
a asI,r'N N'''
V'uS' .,.a,D. .oL .t
'VNefe1, ny 'he HoNtI, eS |an""s rue o.
this Coutl, llat Iutitg w Ilal o. aux Matdef
case, no newspapers o. shs county shaIl pNoIsu
any thllus, OF WsIehueli tniiNb, " a9y enWsnge.
o. ptelelded evidence lhets'@' VI ANY "httOLE
lhtleOll. .,-,
'ofdsled, ltaI any VIOLATION o. lna' tnir' staI'
Oe llialslsols ny ilnsot imprisonment, " oo.l'
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GaowtSo WnrAr IL rllE Wlsr,-1'he 81. Louis
RtpaRtaa hos reason tobelieye, that notwt,htanl.
Ing lie drought, ma and AIes, prevailing In some
pats Of lhe county, the coming harvest will be
one Of great plenty.
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drudge EdmonJs Of New Yotk, has given a
very elaborate opinion in favor Of The consttn,l
liSdsiAy6tthy tiqpot Lew otiAat Slate. W
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VIRGINIA nLncTioR,

'fbe following SiS The @si0tiiies ~ GosemOtas
faf as they Have been received, compared With lts
Presidential mSiQdttesof 1852, when pstee'sma'
iotity sss 1921;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
muse ReoeiYed.

~ Just Received,
SJT A. RbW4RDS Il Ilk0, lave tst tee Ssd from
wv ILL., Eitt, hi tkkif New itctsty taioal lls
PoSo an ad sessI 81 az w
Ii Maui Il sood aud esap gretsre4. Our AoeS CONSISTS
lhfatt OF fil,e -. t.s.. q. ,ta.i.,o.
Ro MAtacaib0, aud lava eoHfes, bEowa earned uoi
,tiI4,ed ADD Palyerited SuS4rs; .,.,
FT9SS N great variety aud fle quail ,.,.
toeo,. Hroat.0 aud Chocolate o. lie best bIaglsl
PesRrt1eLeS nire lpnies silawberIIes aA9 tssPeet'
ties, IN eSlsi ike ll1ur, con- ttarchi .,,,...
Efjia. taso, nacato6i ikllSlass, lellItIbaI
stjHuda ATowT0ot dried eurTtlis Ttl& tlAopls,
oliySs hos, etct Tobacco and see1Is htle qulllesi
Soirs. eo Fine ground Table Sall
HpIteS aid KSScSeSOl every variety. So. 49,.
with iBSh} UtleF a o tedious " elu
d Iyhtl Sc Az ~ ivy al very I0w plleeAs
Ina eyanEe ut sou eslt but 6e pleas,
ca Remember lie pAte-tGTlet OF tRti AMI RGilleY
streets, sIIoIIlhy lie pOAtoIee. WhteItlE Va llySg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

3 ~ ,--wtA EE LING, Vas
lEUEsDA9 Sol ING, MAY 90, 1855. :
New Hampshlts

, q u
me iktlslStlte Of New Hampshire will sssefl'
,6tSSnthss slRiof hest month y vii btye 10
XIII tso United stSta senStdts. The Governor
: add gSu8ttl Id executive session last week aud
COUNTED lGe yotes tot menbets Of cpnGess, &ca
St6isll we're cast alfthe March Election, ~ tue
nal USagtesio6pl siIlstict Nj. KluEedsq Dem,
hsde5sS md sttt PGgiK, Nj 1901, 10 tile
: 'sssSad diattst ST. siCtfsS6 {DeRl had $3.50 and
f5IFa6baa KIM 1920 10 Tie third dis'tlct
AESWStSisttpsSI had $40 and Nj, ctssin
a.tKs ms 5li,igst Tile aselegais p,si9ity o. The
sootoslIon Candidates over lhose Of Tie Admins
talon Is I0i(1i. The INABILITY agsiUs lbe Dem.
oetatS ID Id Dale Iot RsiIf1al Commissioner IS O..
sio. ID eleven out nj twelve Seusiotisl districts
the Dem0cta,c candidates %etg defeated,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

We suppose tha, dispatch which We received
yeststdty,ttkep1n connection With Tie above, sci.
lies tie teshlL TIE dispatch sAyS
101. counties htAtd from, Official and re.
ported, foot Up for Wse,...,.eo, 1909
% DO Do do flodt6oy..s. ii,ete
-. Z. =. I;.;-.--- 49,
Wis'sptoGpble majority In Tho counties
heard tfoHl,ut.,tt,t.',,, ,t,,,,,t 1855
'ssSoahltes 70 ht5f ttoRStye PIsise"" 1850
ssrIVd r. s"t r Ht "'.---
s.. .l2 =, y. .,, Z, /, ,,,.,,, 1856
',r Congress
TIE Following gentlemen are elected 10 Con.