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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-09

FF3 OPINIONS OF TUE PRESS.
HCBBELL'B MAGIC lNPREsGEON PAPER -We refer our
readers 10 The sdveIeemen in another column, setting
foIth the metis otsis pleasing and ingenious invention
The ces pness should Induce all to give 1t tralPhIa
delPhia Merchant.
Ii Is foI neatDess and utility and should
meet with the sale IL richly deserves Tribune
Just what the public has long desired, and recommends
itself 10 every lover OF taste and rcnementJourns
~ O'''' @ DISSOLUTION. ,'''H''
NNHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
Gordon, Glarke & Co., hRs this day dissolved by
mutual consent. l.. 5. GORDON, fa :.
9szf lr1#-trs5- CLARKE Il 1THAW,
March 1st, 1854. J. 8. AMER. - .
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- ans 81 &c. CO-PARTNERSHIP.
HE subscribers have this day entered into
for the purpose of transscting Commission and For.
warding business under tho style Gordon, Matthews
& Co., and solicit continuance Of the business the late
firm. Il. S, GORDON,
JNo. N. MATTHEW'S,
= 80 g {7t JSo. j.. AGNRW.
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~ 65 MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va
TINE SUBSCRlBER having made extensive arrange.
ments in the East for the supply OF Marble and con-
temPating the erection Of Steam works, he woudf
the attention of Architects BoIs and the public In
eTal to the inspection OF his stock consisting OF Italian
Egytian Sienna and other Marbles Of the finest
qualities, which be sold lower than any other estlbsh
nent in the west. u s5,5sst :. - 81, s5l-s -.5
Dealers would md to their advantage 10 inspect his
stock betore purchasing elseWhere;s Esfss1f
His work is done nthe most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention Of Purchasers TO examine his
and other carried work Monuments Cen
otaphs Tombs FOOT tOnes &C., and Grave yard
work in every variety ens by his iae
tiles Supply this work lower prices than
any other establishment IN the leouItry. Is7-
Please give ne call and exai1ine my work.
MICHAEL J.. R0HAN,
is+Ss sat MarbIs Mason and Vault Builder.
0DAIso CaIcined Plaster, hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and MOes, aud MsIieR Grind stones warranted
at tthelowes trade prices. 1y.d.
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I HAVE just opened, AZ NogSsl Monroe street, new
y stock Of housekeeping AFtieles consisting Of Taba
tsed ard Plain Tin wsrei Waters OF different
Slye6 and SRTons patte ps, gsIneai aud plain Fan
tly bfpthes, wooden ware, Family Hardware, Bathing
aFraIStns ahd Kitchen ware complete ~ fF;i
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!. WHEELING.
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hal, Monroe St.l

,as-ss aiWHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would cal the Sttentionof the public 10
his well selected stock o. watches, clocks jewery,
silver ware and fancy goods, which he is opening
His stock Is composed in part gold and silver Watches
keys, guards and chains.
Bgery description OF goldiewelryi
Cold silver, silver plated and common sIeetAclesi
Pure slve table, tea, dessert sugar, mustard and salt
spoons, and butter knives; - -
Plated German silver forks, spoons, butter knives,
etc. etc.
+ Port lnonnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors
z VkRY TINE TaL0ra, strops, shaving cream, eto.i
PerumeTy, combs, brushes and great variety OF Ianey
goods;
Particular attention paid repairing Watches clocks,
and jeweiiy 3, and engraving handsomely done.
A share OF patti OnSge IS respectfully solicited.
ap5-dtf c. 2. BROWN.
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Tobacco and Cigarsi

IUUdUCUE tIHu Oh A4 . =
TTTM IAUCHLIN, No162 Main street, mas among his
NV large assortment the following articles s6y
= 1900 Consuelo cigarsi sc
1910 La ElOisa t' ..4l ~
1000 PTnSado
1000 III SaISsdV
1000 FL Dorado
1000 La aPTOteecion cgsrsI E
100 PruncleR +eI
1000 Flores HabbanA
8 Boxes twin brothers tobaeco;-
t, Virginia ls1s,s-ii --7-
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Spring Stock, gtH
THAvE;ust opeUng vey large ana well ssIeottd stock
SaddIeFs HaFdMaFe and Coach TrImmInES
10 whic invite the arieni0n Of hly customers anu al
PERSONS nbtnf g00dsnf This kind. a. sil5 81,
= Old stand, I63 Nain street, = .s
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: = -
eoshER o. NATtR AND UNIpH ETs,, WHEELIFs, Va.
IA wheh may be Iomd the Is Of all ths leading wtio
eTs Of NE uines sueh as Jaes, uweg, Sue, Eliza q.
DuPRy Benieit, arthur, lipIard, Dumas, aud Levers
N4by Of his works are bound, good style, with basks
ne also keepssn change lihEsTy. PefsOns pnIcias
ing books may return them slier reading ihemiOr which
he VIII tile following piiCes for soc book ~ cls; 26e
book eOc, fol. 81 hooks 6orents. nnh29i1Y
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I5IIIiA hSI .CItiaRSII--F
u 1000 Gilt cigars;
ll5t. 5000 PrincadOs cigafsj
re ~ 1000 Apollo - do
1000 III Dorado do i.ssss
5000 Washington q ohument eiBarsI
1000 Panstlas tfz9ftSsG gtI9tq Z. AZ =
1000 Havana ~ do
5000 nela Cruz Principe do tJt
$40 ---sI.fi 5000 Regaiia ~ is do
al lslg n boxes lb-lump Tobacco;
% do 1 Ib. do do E.7r
just received aud for sale by
oct31 wM. LAUcHLIN.
I000 Lbs. wool Twlnej a
lOSJO 1000 lbs broom ans
100 dOz bed cords and plough linesj
9-' - 25 reels hen and Manila bed coTdJ
10 cotton clothes lines;
80 doE trout InOs;
% coils Halter Rope:
Z. --L4 100 pair YaRI and Skin Oars;
so Boat Poles. .EF
nSeTRTpauns, dTay covers, and awnings, on hand and
de at Cordase Store, of Water and
OInTI mTio p ''''' 81. cHAs. H. BERRY. 9
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snn,nnn

-oUUNE9Uss-ea.
AeSsTFeI Ststes Ead iuS9l1sItef.
Will pay twelve doil1Es 10Y good Whits
oak Staves 81 inches l0Egs WfdeCIear or SAP
and II inche8 the heaItEohe Be hesdinES 70
iehes oiE inches wide clear sap, It fnehes Oh ne
heaTt delivered the depot Al This
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ma Farmara,l7-- 8.

7 =
THE sphSeribeI wiz shin wheat to the eastern market
for faIlg charging but small per therefoT. His
BY this are have all the beneGtR Of
the eastern market /. n. KELLER, $50
jG2T ss2sfAts = 1ifA Quincy street
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RATEs OF ADyKRTIsING.

THR UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers In
tho city OF Wheeling in view Of the Increased PTice OF
per- aud othsr expenses, rendering their expenses
r greater than heretofore, do charge theiolOw
nR rates for advertising and in case whatever TO
hnTgeiess the beoWi te lines or less OF non
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Oay, Per on
or 10 ecnts per week
fri.weekly, per
weekly ..........-...-i'o0
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- ~ u Ili itlJ JlN,r -
~ lefp IoE ssit betr lu1k j Il tFoa
~ ieole Tor foaf aEF flhlllz pnrHbs.s -
Z IT'S ~ u fss-gfs q D0a,f n - cI1t7 Gill,
II lAa lIalaP I'm Iae 81 lS % -
ScS sh = sSs sIsi is5s... =
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DissoI Iltto,al Of Cop PaTtnsFship. 2

1HHR eoptrinership heretofore existing Eetwseh fhS
tndelsisnet lth livery hrstHssr is ths day dip,
selEed hy mutual eogsiHt Pesons wing elams RgeiHs
Aiso. those indebted VIII yHenf lmiaedis.
ately. JAMES A,sRULfiER.0 u
-. - 4, -.ss-4z. - pANt tRL n. LADY. e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11
Senuior IT-Ison 10 Iir. Broolts.

WASHINGTON, May 20, l0l O'clock.
S1R:-Your note of the 9th inst, was
placed in my hands by your friend, Gen.
Lane, at 20 minutes past 10 Ills morning.
characterized, Oh the floor of the Senate,
the assault upon my colleague as "brrtal,
murderous, and cowardly." | thought so
them think so now. | have no qnaliGca.
tions whatever to make in regard to tiusr
words.
have never entertained or expressed il
the Senate or elsewhere, the idea Of personal
responsibility in the sense Of the dnellist.
| have always regarded duellins as the lin.
gering relic Of barbarous civilization,
which the law Of the country has branded
as crime While, therefore, | religiousy
believe in the right of seIfdeitnce, IN lis
broadcst sense, the law Of my country and
the matured convictions Of my whole life,
alike forbid me to meet you for the purpose
indicated in your letter. Your obrdient
servant, HENRY NllISON.
Hon. p. s Brooks.
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uEAT:; oFA VENERABLE MAJ.

The Augusta CoustiiniionGiis, Of the 4h inst, con-
lains the following announcement of the death Of The
Rev. ALEXANDER McCAINE, for many years 4 resi-.
dent OF this Distrct.-' This aged Minister Of the
Gospel died in this city Sunday evening last. nj
oclnrk p. n. His Funeral DISCOURSE was preached
by Mr. Norton, Of Montgomery, Ala, tasssied BY
lfcssrs. Mann nnl Crrm!eyl in st James Church OH
Yesterday at 10 o'clock OF The character and la!oTs
of the deceased, we leave others 70 speak, whose
opportunities Of knowing him were better Than oars.
Eut may be permitted to say, that he was an ex-
traornary man. possessed OF an unusually strong and
clear mind, sound judgment and deep piety
lie was in his eighlyfuur'h year, and mad hrcn en-
gagged in preaching u gospel l"r:y.nine years. He
moved from Alabama to this ciIy last winler in order
that he might b. enabled 10 spend tho remainder of
his days with his only and beloved daughter. Mrs. JAS
Brett. There will be an extended obituary noi"c Of
linn in few days,
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rL;M IIH0lSE EINGER.

THE ball, we believe, is fairly set in mulicn fur an
immense dinner nj Oil &c Fort, in compliment 10 our
Representative in Congress, Hon. p. S. Brooks; the
dinner 10 he given al convenient time during The
summer Edsefrld and Newberry have already
spoken, and Abbcville. Laurens and Lexington will
surely respond afIimavely We respectfully suggest
that the people IF lle several Districts appoin, COM
mi,tees of arrangements whose business it shall be to
canvass their Districts Immediately foE-the necessary
funds. Let them report as soon as possible. Then
le, them meet in General Committee atthe Old Forl
on given day, 10 consult and advise together, to
appoint treasurer and superintendent if necessary,
or else to elect trustworthy agent into whose hands
may be committed the whole preparation Of ihc feast
If The thing is to be done At a we are clear for hav.
ing it done elegantly. Il is mnlter in which Mr.,
BnCoKs' entire Congressional District Should unite
with heart and scul and the whole State should be
invited.
We trust our contemporaries Of the Fourth" will
urge the matter at once, that conference may be
had upon the subject and all The arrangements he per-
fectel as speedily as is practicable.
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bclievethat the Senator or.(som Massachusetts
did not acknou ledge t!;at personal RESPONSE
bility from wrong in personal department
wIiicl, would have saved mic the painful ne.
cessity Of the ecollision which sought, and
in my Judgment, therefore, | had no alter.
native but to act as did That the assault
was made in the Senate Chamber was caus.
cd only by The fact that after careful
search elsewhere on the presious rs we'll as
on the same day, the offender could not he
found outside the walls Of the Senate Cham.
Der, and the Senate had adjourned for more
than an hour previous 10 the assault.
submit The foregoing statement from
the high respect have for the Senate OF
the United States, and ask that it may be
received as full disclaimer Of any design
or purpose to initact~its privileges or to Of
ieud its. dignity chccrfulIy add, that
shoald the facts as reported by the commit
tee of ,he Senate, bc nevertheless necessarl'
ly considered as conclusion Of law, my
earnest wish is to atone for it as far as may
be by this unhcsitaling and unqualified
apology
Asking that you will obl;gc me by com.
municalng this to the Senate, as its prcsi'
ding officer, have the honor to remain, SIR
with great respect, your obcdient servant,
p. s. BROOKS.
Hon. J. D. Bright, President of the Senate
The letter was read, laid on the table, anc
ordered to be printed.
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LETTER OF PRESTON 8. BROOKS.

The presiding officer laid before the Sen.
ate letter from Preston S. Brooks to MIR,
Bright, as follows:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, May 30.
SIR: have seen in the public journals
this morning the report Of the committee OF
the Senate directing an inquiry into an as.
sault made by me on the 22d inst, on Il
Senator from Massachusetts.
1t is with uuieigncd regret | find in the
report that what | had intended OILY as a
redress of personal wrong had been con-
strued into, or must necessarily bc held, as
breach of privileges Of the Senate. Whilst
making full and explicit disclaimer Of any
such design or purpose, ask leave 10 say
that for the OCCASION, considering myself
only as gentleman in society, and under
no official restraint az Il member Of the
House OF Representatives, did not advert
to or consider there was any alternative
restraint imposed upon ME, by reason that
tic offence came from member OF the
Senate. had read atteutiyely and careful
ly the speech delivered in the Senate, on
the 10Th and Goth insts., by the Senator
from Massachusetts, and found therein Ian.
guage which | regarded as unjustly reflect.
ing, not only upon the history and charac.
ter of South Carolina, but also upon friend
and relative.
TO such language, ! though | had right
to take exception, sader the circumstances
The Senator from South Carolina, who was
effected by these remarks, being absent from
the Senate and the city, / had reason to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11
conccr. for the Calhoun Monument.

IT is proposed Ito give Concert in this village
towards the close Of the present month, the proceeds OF
which are 70 be appropriated TO the Calhoun MoDu-
m.nt 1t It's expected that Miss BREEsN will sing upon
the OCCASION MS she will he here about that time on
Concert Of her own. The Monument Concert will
probably lie given the night after Miss BRENAN's;
and il is hored that boi occasions will he Crowned
with success. Several amateurs will appear nn the
second orcason and, If desired by Miss T. on the frs,
also The large hall Of the Odd Fellows Building
will be in sufficient readiness by that time, and very
large company can be we'll accommodated. We throw
out this notice somewhat rrematurely, that the thing
may be talked about and every body be induced TO
attend. The price on both evenings will be one dol
lar; and this no generous Heart will grumhlc al hen
is considered that the money is given for the disable
purpose of encouraging vorle artist and Of assisting
great and good public work on to completion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11

THE EDITORS EOEEY GONE.

Ab>co nded frcr uur premises, some week or two
since, little black mink Of poney, with while star
in her furrlcad. She was called by the. children
Lola, - but never known 10 answer TO lie name
Her principal and almost only gait is pacr, which
she executes better alone Than under The saddle The
hearilcss uie wretch! she left infant colt wlirh
has slice expired Owing 20 this circumstance (and
Sigh, scarcity Of corn in cnTncrll her ribs had
begun To show 4 little, although she was otherwise
well 10 do In spite Of this seeming lack of llcsh
however, she is said have careered ro the neigh
boring village of Po,iers willie in high glre the morn
ing she left doubtless anticipating another nip al The
fine mountain p.slnrage Of Greenve, in which
district we pure laed her (nd 60! cheated tno) last
summer.
If any one has taken M such on animal and vii!
return her 10 us, we will ray expenses and give, 4"
boot, copy Of The Adre7tiscr for one year We wish
TO put The varninl' TO hard work at once, that she
may atone for leaving in this rascay manner and
with snch fiendish crgetfulnrss Of her tender and un.
fortunate offspring.
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SOUTHERN GUAR TERLT REVIEW.

TIE first number OF the New Series OF this ralua-
BILE publication il belore US, repele with able and IN
teresting articles The following is the table OF
cOntens
I.-,fMEoRY OF TIE BEAUTIFUL.
1.-THE Six DAYS OF CREATION.
lII.-LA BoEDE's INTRODUCTION TO PHYSIOLOGY.
IV-SLAvERy AND FREEDOM
V-TnE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS.
YI-WoEKs OF WILLIAM PALEY.
FJI.-PHYsIcAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE SEA.
vIII.-BAIHARD ON AMERICAN COLLEGES.
M.-MEMoIR OF On. HENRY
Critical NOTICES.
The typographical appearance Of this New Series,
under The competent charge Of Messrs. e. ii. BRIT
TON d. Co., is decidedly good and we feel sure from
the known enterprise and energy Of Mr.. BnITToN,
thai it will be amended from lime to time in keeping
with tie improvements Of the day. OF The editorial
department, it is enough 10 say that Dr. THoRNwELl,
n,e President Of tile Soulh Carolina College, is at the
helm Under his guidance, supported, as the ffc'ep
will certainly be, b. scientific, literary and political
writer's Of large capacity, the work will yet attain
pitch of excellence bnl little il nj oil beneath lis posi-
ton in The palmy days of Lcgare.
We commend the Southern RerietD 10 all Southern
gentlemen who desire to sustnin their own Southern
publications.
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EQUITY COURT.

We have just passed through most laborious term
of this Court One hundred causes were dockeled, be-
sides sundry Erparie matters. "A consderab lc amount
of business was finished. although nnmberof suits
were necessarily continued. The whole week was
one of toll to the Court, the officers and tie lar; and
yet We think it may be SAID that, under the calm and
mastery direction of his Honor, Chancellor DuNKIN,
a term has seldom passed more successfully or more
effectively. The Court adjourned "witlont day.
lalc Saturday evening.
During the week, the strength Of the professionals
appearance was enhanced TO srsa extent by the at
tendance Of Hon. A. BURT of Abbevie, Aessrs. JONES
e. BAXTER Of Newberry, and Mr.. EDMUND BELLlN-
GER of Barnwell. Tile truth is the business in this
Court for EdgeGsld large has long been, is sead
ly on the increase And shall not be surprised 10
see this foreign attendance. some call it, grow lar
ger in The future. 1t is whispered already that the
first and the lastnamed Of the above gentlemen are
thinking of settling in orr midst Surely they will be
heartily welcomed by bar will be all who may
visit us from time 70 time.
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is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING Ely
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From the Carolina Times.
,Iis 5LECToRIAL QUEsTIo

We might safely rest tine general ques-
ton on tho observations already made. But
there are those 10 our day who profess TO
believe an election Of electors BY the ieg!s
lSturo to he an usurpatiop Of the rights of
the people, upon the ground that it is both
unrepublican and unconstitutional.
1t is, of ITSELF complete vindication OF
our present mode of appointing the electors,
that it was adopted in the palmy days OF.
the republic; and that in all the Sicssltudes
Of more than sixty years, it has been adher-
ed to amid amendments of the Constitution
itself without complaint. 1t dates back 10
the very year Of the constitution; to the
time of those who achieved tho revolution
which gave US both the Constitution and a
republic in fact, all the real liberty we
enjoy.
But it appears TO US that our mode Of
election is susceptible of an easy defence.
We therefore proceed to consider the otlec-
tions referred to. AS no exception has been
taken to the expediency of our mode-and
it is universally admitted that it has always
worked well-we shall confuo ourselves to
its REPUBLIC ASIso1 aud coNsTIruTGoHALEry;
and of these two points in their order.
There seems to be a vague sentiment atloat
in society, and which is but Il crude form oil
the. widest radicalism, that that government
is freest in which all its power is immcdiele-
ly exercised ny the people. Eat if it we'e
pussible for republic SO absolute TO exist,
il is demuustlahle that it would be the most
odiuus form of tyranny the mind eau con.
ceivp. There could be no check to bind n
majority; for it could rot enact anything
SUPERIOR to its own will, which is supreme.
There could be no protection TO the citizen,
except u. The sutTerance Of his fellows. 1t
would also be tho weakest of all govern.
ments in respect Of scll:dclence, because all
lis fame ions would be exercised by unwieldy
numbers. And further, it might be shown
that the more absolute The pov cr the people
cngrosscd in thei' own hands, The more mnst
t,ey part with, when the exigences OF ihe
State might iacxorabIy require an agent, as
essential to the very existence Of the body
polite. =,
Such. government would be well or i'll
administered as folly or madness ruled the
hour. Alinorities would have no rights; and
in sclf.defence there would be combinations
among the citizens, to protect themselves
from each other and from the State. Against
these very combinations, il turn, there must
a system of checks and balances, and com.
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IrnI Nour Nn1s.

We would must respectfully say to the 'Edyef"ld
Town Council" Mend your Ways'' And by this
we simply mean" work your Streets" Tie hill
from Crl. FRAZIER S store down 10 Maj G. 4. ADD.
sons dwelling is becoming all eye.sore to The com
muni.y. We mention ,is as but single instance.
or course there is sufficient excuse 10 be found for
the Council, in The many washing rains of The past
Spring Bu: the dry season approaches and al the
rongh places ought now 10 BE- made smooth. Fine
s,reetworking is an honor TO any village; and we
trust ours will, some day soon lay claim to it.
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OI)e AGDuertiger.
ARTHUR slMKINS, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1856.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.

ecsSI Mr. Nj. A. MARKERT's S advertisement relative
10 his Furniture Establishment in our Village, was
un!ucky misplaced until too late for insertion in this
issue. We will insert it nexl week: In the meantime
should any one stand in need of fine Furniture,
Mattresses, &c., they would do we'll TO call and exam.
inc Mr.. NJ s assortment.