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Dartitulur NOtites.
UNION BANK OF LoEIsIAEA,
~ 4. u 81,

NsS 4 3ts 18th q. EfeRR,.g1y 1s5'
M ss Rsns aaa"S F y@f
s . Js F an
Ss is'ss a; n .ss,
Ike n%e Be- gven tf he fs mo eFo
given that SIt s RGGKs Y for be ss @ @
ubserpon said nroysona su l; IAst
is al also s % S may s. gd s
taken and pill up will be fea the T Pr" vide ID
Drfy s11 # GEO. A. rREREr, Cashier.
CrIzENs' BANK OF LOUISIANA e
Now Orleans Feb. IL, 1856.
Al d Of sc , ~ re % tlis
named gentlemen were duly elected Directors for the ensuing
r. c"d d Ds"'s'F i m e. ss Galncy,
A. B. Roman 'A''"'"'
Directors the part Of the sate-Mcsss John Pembcrton
And, at meeting of the Board held yesterday, james D.
Df FIX & Esq., was unanimously elected rfsdsn ..s,
r. mY. ,Lyceum Lectures.-Dr. b. A. Could, Of
Cabridss and other gentlemen, of this CITY, will deliver
soase of fifteen to twenty Lectures on Inc NarS
?5 Il q each A
The Of these Lectures will be devoted exe1u
sEsy to The benefit Of the yee1m Library of the First ps
al r classes s. Of our citizens Nav
Ticket admitting one gentleman and two ladies' $50 %
one person. s %
~ Tce3s sab Be had The BOOK and Music Stores at the
95ary No 10 City a or at the door Of the Iyeem Hail.
,pa- General Relief ComnnIttee, 10. 9. F.
4 JAZZ pss x s4 Ed ~ e.
Gf% aes Rh f Ko fes e h
p snd s"4d ssss j.
A. " f. @ Common
r. PAUL. vAuDAIs, No Is Charres street, CHARLES CAL
Is Regular meetings held the THIRD MONDAYS in each
mouth secretarys Office in Odd Fellows Hail. 6z o'clock
fell en- JAMES FURNEAux, Secretary
meets EVERY FRIDAY ETEN1SG il Ro9 2 No Odd Eel
s shhGsPS AZ fofrGf sfsSGy sea
Bg- 10. O. F.-fEosvard Lodge No. 10 meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. 5, Odd
F FfIlSH Hn s. Sa oH " G. b P21F
Secretary GEO H sHoTWEIL Per Secretary; A. DEsoIA,
treasurer. jas
Aa- Attention! Company G, National Guard.
Yon hereby ordered 10 attend Drill every SUNDAY MORN
ING, at 70 O'Clock; aso Monthly Meeting the first Sunday of
sells If cHAs. MoRE1., 0. $.
gg- Attention! Company Il, National Guard.
Ss9 9sFsy HR s
II ?s G nv S a9f S Nen an Meetings on the
By order Of the Captain.
p7y- Lyccum neutrality-suspicious. for the use
eerts etc., and Is egby located in he city Hail. opposite
Lana, '''' '''''' >'' ''''' ~ s. T. JONES' Librarian
| jn24 I'm No. 10 City Hail.
say-Churles l.. Marshall is a candidate fol
Recorder of the Fourth District Election 9th March, 1856
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A B1TA WATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE Gel
desired at No Sc s. Charles street, corner of Commercial
Tic Aba Waters have been found servceabc in all Cuta-
Diseases affections Of the Bladder Or Kidneys DyspeEsia
arising Fom LICK f living In ali Of Diarrlea
chronic ohe1wsc WIN afford immediate relief and eieet
fond service 9s USED BY the most
p pss n n4 SR to dG' n
from Of the numerous certificates on hand:
This is certify that in very bad Of health and
nmd dSa & & By @
for TWO RELIEF: then had recourse
9 sp s iTa f h1iss ss
from the SPRINGS nnnc nsa n waters In
lieved of sernss (Which ACUTE in about four
would acquit myself duty recommend to the afflicted the
Of The Of RoeSE Warren stone
shows the nature of my disease.
This certles that Mr. H. Macshane was under treatment in
and deranged y rom which he Suffered
s s but n Ss ID sss @ the
lsis"sal y y & Sr 1SEh n, Fl House Physician.
refer few Of those who have used the Wate5
f Gs5SSi % S1Esy B. B. W ssEm;sR
he house at Springs will Be shortly under
feis In u . >''''''''' 'S'' j. s. Boss1ERE.
TOR sALE-A BARGAlN-oN ACCOUNT OF MY
II Removal to the Abita Springs
MY RESIDENCE situated in the town of Claiborne, op
posite Covngo yards from the Steamboat Landing, and
2a miles from the Abta Springs Two boats
Coyngon where schools markets. Stores churches etc.
ali the convenences required for pleasant summer
winter residence.
Claiborne noted for its fine Springs to which, among other
advantages its entire exemption from yellow fever and cholera
may ascribe salubrty may be Judged from the fact
that have resided the property for four years. with large
family of children and workmen and have never called in
| physician.
The property consists of wostory Brick House. four rooms
below four above with necessary outbudings, Orchard
Garden ETC. The House stands in lot 800 feet 'front.' by M
feet deep The land be increased 80 Sur
rounding there growth Of magnolia, oak, laurel pride
| China, etc. - ~ ~
| For terms which will be low apply 10 Mr. KENnIG No.
Camp street or the subscriber Covington La, T 9;
| fel3 i'm j. S. BOSSIERE.
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nIBOLL, W. o. CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No.
~ 294 MAGAZINE Street. between Deord and Poeyfnrrests
Jobbng of all descriptions short notice and reasonable terms
fitted Counters made of Black Walnut Mahogany
and Cstes made and repaired and guaranteed for
Sash Doors and Blinds made and repaired work and
packing of nil kinds made order Step Ladders of all
sizes constantly on hand. felS ly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FRUITS IN JUICE,
and i'll brandy GuavR Jelly and Paste Canton Ginger Pre-
French Boston and English Pickles md Austard
Fresh Lohsters Salmon Sardnes and Anchoyes Tomatoa
Mushroom and Worcestershire Sauce Capers and Olives Red
Curran, Raspberry and Blackberry cles Dried Prunes in
and fancy boxes Pates, Trnties, &C. For sale by
felS3 +. w COEI.ER, ITO Common street.
TANNERS OHIO BBTs. LANDING, VARIOUS
Il qualities, for sale low by
felS ALFRED KEARNEY, 70 Magazine street.
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STEAMB COATS.
Laurel HILL Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
P feathers, Bennett, from Memphis.
Julia Townsend, from White River.
California Myers, from Mobile.
H NJ Wright, Clark, from Shreveport.
Rosa Saliba from Carolina Bluffs.
United Ttates Ardili, firm Coyingon.
Opelolsas Neal, from Washington.
Fanny Sparhawb Terrebonne, from DonnldsonTie
Diamond, Holcroft, from Smithand.
Sultana, Beatty, from Louisville.
judah Touro Smith, from Camden.
Cuba Hcrn, from Mobile.
Aleona Miller from Nashville.
New Latona, Gross from Waterloo.
Towboat Anglo American Martini from the Passes-towet
down and the 10Th inst ship Angelica, bark
and Nueva Teresa Cubana, and brig Aous1
anl-brought up brig New World.
Towboat II Bell Renhard from the Passes-towed dowr
and to sea on inst ship Sunderland and brEs Ger
Taylor aid Margaret-came up light.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Nautilus Thompson from Brazos st Jngo to Harris
& Morgan-lst district
Steamship Louisiana Place from lndanoa and Galveston to
Harris & Morgan-lst district.
Brig New World Whitney, days from Maanzas, to Morri-
son-3d district
Brig abna spansh> Argnan days from Havana to mas
ter-3d district.
Schr Osceola, Jefferson, from Amte-Basn.
Schr Polar Star Carrier, from Coyngon-Basin.
Schr Tigress, Kitchen from Tickfaw-Basin
Schr L'Eclnr from Amte River-l'asn.
Schr Isabella Randall from Pearlington-Basin.
Schr DIANA Wahlin, for Madisonville-Basin.
Schr Mary Margaret from Btlox--Basin.
Schr Morning Star, Dago, from AInite Riyer-Basin.
Schr Experiment, Roseaux, from Pear River-Basin.
Schr Frnitere Narcissse, from Bonfouca--Basn.
Scfr Louisa, Hodluton, from Fay ST Louis-Basin.
scEr Maynower, Kyes, from Amie River Basin.
Schr Oregon, Ben, from Bay st Louis-Basin.
Schr Duck (nev7 from Amie River-Basin.
Schr Florida, Nicoe, from Blind Riyer-Basn
Schr Amlndns, from Ame River-Basn.
Sclr Christopher Columbus, Noah from Bay st 1ous-Basn
Schr Mary Soshine nago from l5onfouca-Basiu
Scbr MARY Cuan Cullum, from Boxi-Basin.
Schr Sylphide, Barbarin, from Horn Isand-Basin.
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mHE GREATEsT ATuTRACTION AT IS ST

TlEEE GKE ATEST ATE1cAO1aUN NJ - u
Lowell. has arrived with his large PERFORMING BEAR
from Australia and exhibiting him at s. ST. Charles
street from 4. NJ. until P. NJ. daily.
This animal largest captured weighing upwards
1000 pounds, and was taken when quite young ny M
exhibits an intelligence almost human
He also yh;hs the most accurate pantomie his mode Of at
tack when an enemy approaches in which the most Ter
rife attitudes TAKEN and effects when are le'ui ats
produced on the admiring yet terrified audience:
Next his mode repose when seeking shelter from e
sun ungles is described in series Oh efoeSaus
and laughable pictures. a.,. u,.;,,, rot,,u
Next the wants his nature told IN manner hopieS
| beines might initiate with advantage ,, ~, -.
The grand cmacerie exhibited when MT aevs I'll ep5sE
of the Jungle controls with the magic power q
id nv motion Of this terrific monster. feat never before
Dsrfornied by any other human peihs'
| Hca-For particulars, see blls. .,,,+r
| ~ Aduiittance Is cents. Ja4s u -
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"a wv, PIDGEON,s DANCING ACADEMY, 2os
Baronne street, between Lafayette Gate Heyia ana Gil
SsssEA Pupils taught the WALTZ oUADRILLE. PqLKA.
~ Of the day in from SIX TO EIGHT LESSONS. Mr. 2;
also teaches La TLsE and GALoP as danced
the most and select salons Of the capitals OF
Euope-the music which, by Julien, Charles ec
NAV be obtained a all the Music stores.
The Academy is open TUESDAYS FRIDAYS ana sAi-
and Select Private Glass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eaeh
evening at 7 o'clock. z:., s-,i-o-ss ,t
tended. , ,,o,, MIN co,7PcE
Which the thorough requirement by the pupil OF an
elegant style of dancing - 'SAo
Parties who have already acquired knowledge OF daIcng
and who desire perfect themselves in the latest and most
fashionable dances OF the day as also fancy oahces %
For further particulars apply at the Academy fe1 I'm
rREAT EXCITEMENT AT EANNgGHTs
r SNERTCAN MUSEUM, I07 ST. CHARLES SIREEl-
Mons ADNJS the French Magician is now engaged at
e'sNs' GRAND soIREEs MAGIQUEs.
The collection of STATUARY consisting OF the group
THE LORDS SUPPER the Beiligeran towers aGq hel-
lcernnt Generals OF Europe, and the Men o.
Ills Cony is one exhibited in this coun
nnay Performances Of Magician Saturdays Tickets
can be procured during the day, with printed number Of
chair, without extra charge. -
Amongst the objects Of interest in the MISenmt
A LIVING OURANGf QUTANG, as .S,'.l-
The finest specimen Of its kind in the country.
n5g- Admission, 50 cents; children, half price
The public respectfully cautioned to the num-
ber iO as many deceived by the adlo
ing purporting be Museum and only nna OUT mat shy
Esgsre duped after they have paid their money Tel
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RNIORY HALII-NoW OPEN
"a HANINGToNsS
Celebrated In m n e 554.'
DIOR A.MIC p IN Q r A al "A
of the z.5s '=.
RUSSIAN WAR,
From the Commencement to the Bombarment OF
SEBAST0POL,
AND PAIL AALAKoFF.
Amid the deafenng of the mines rolling OF
and booming canon together with the lurd glare OF the
burning city producing effect never to be for
gotten. I.113s
n77eDoors open at * commencing at s O'Clock.
fEsF- Admission, 80 cents Children, . cents -=
~ DAY PERFORMANCE
On EDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at IA O'CLOCK Tor the
accommodation of Ladies and Children feB
rTEIIRD GRAND CLASSICAL CONCERT BY MR.
Il q COTIIJINON.-Mr Colgnon begs leave TO announce
that the Third of the series of Classical Concerts will take
place on WEDNESDAY EVENING February 10Th, 1856, at
ODD FELLOWS HALL -. -, +. ~, .,,,rr,r, -,
By general request, HUMMELs GRAND SEE ihls VIII
be repeated at this Concert =, ,,L...
The pan Of Odd Fellows Hall deposited at Mr. Heitta
Music Store No. 80 Camp street. and at Mr. No.
Camp street. be secured on the day OF the
Concert,
uSubscrbes arc respectfully requested to call on Mr. kUF
ut the Office Of the Orleans Theater for their Tickets
in case Of neglect omission the part Of the carriers
F,1Q2 La s
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ae THE FOURTH AND LAST SUBSCRIP-
~ ton FANCY DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL,
EA at UNION HALL, Fourth District, on FRIDAY EVEN
fjtISz ING, Feb %, 1s56-Washingtons Birth Day.
COMAITTEE.
j. Florat J. McIIanathan,
Il. N Jerollsuan W. c. Rousseau,
j. Purcell L. Weathers
n Rice. g. hensman.
nThe cars will the Hall at half past o'clock, NJ
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NEW YORK MARKET.

APRIL 3d.-Cotton quiet and firm, sales Of
s, 800 bales. Sales during the last days $500
Flour quiet, sales Of $500 bis. Wheat firm,
sales OF $500 bushels. Corn is tirmer, with
sales of 4G, 900 bushels western mixed at 63c.-
Pork is declining, sales of $50 bbls at 1915
Beef languid, with sales $50 bis. Whisky firm,
with sales of 200 bbls.
Coffee dropping, with sa.es of 200 bags Rio
Sugar quiet, with sales of 500 hogsheads New
Orleans at Sc. Molasscs firm, with sales Of 800
bbls New Orleans at 45c. Linsced Oil is quiet.
Lard oil quiet Bacon wanted. Butter quiet
Cheese dull Iron is firmer, sales of 100 tons
'N Stocks firm. Chicago and Rock Island, s5
1-2. Cleveland & Toledo 81. Eric 568-s.-
Galena & Chicago III 5-s. Rcading92 s.
n Y. Central .93 3-4. Missouri ti's S. Indi-
ana SIS 500. Va. 6's 90 S-4. Milwaukee and
Mississippi &c. Cumberland Coal Co. q Ii
Sterling exchange firm.
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CITY. COUNCIL.
LAsT NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.

Council met and the roll was called at7l o'clock.
Present his Honor, Mayor Caldwell, Mcssrs.
BeSel, c'aytor, Colts, Fitzhugh, Forbes, Gar
den, Hubbard, Jacob, Wheeler and WilsOn-12.
The proceedings of the last meeting of the
Council were read and approved.
The ordinance amending the 9Th section OF
the License Tax Ordinance, was finally read and
signed.
The Ordinance to amend the I'd section of the
ordnance entitled an Ordinance in relation to
ONlinaries, Houses Of private entertainment and
coffee houses, was finally read and signed.
TherepOrt of the committee on Water Works
being first ia order, was taken up, and read,
with the minority report accompanying it, sign
cd by two members of the committee.
NF. Jacob moved to postpone acting upon the
report until the Water Assessors shall have
made their report on the goth inst
Mr. Forbes spoke at some length in Opposi-
ton to the use of water by any other than such
man ufacturing establishments as possess the
right to usewater upon special contract with the
city.
Mr. Jacob withdrew his motion, and the ques.
ton arose on the resolutions submitted by
the committee on Water Works, which were tic
the following effect:
Resolred, That the mills already supplied
with water in aud out of the city, and the hous-
Is on their own ground owned at the time of con
tact, continue to have the supply Of water as
heretofore.
Rerolsed, That all connections outside of the
city, other than those above mentioned, be al
lowed no longer supply of water from the city
works, aud that the Superintendent be required
% have all such attachments cut off imnediatc'
y.
Ona call from Mr.. Pannell and others, the
Clerk read the special contract for the extension
Of water pipes, which bad produced the mootet
question.
tNr List sppeersda
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
NICARAGUA.

W1su1SGrox, April 3d-Gol Wheeler, o. S.
Minister to Nicaragua, has not kept our Govern
meat fully posted on the affairs in that country,
having neglected to write by several mails. For
this and other reasons his removal anticipated.
The State Department sent out no dispatches to
him by Mayor Hciss.
tcrly style, by Sec'y Marcy, and is now before
the Cabinet intended to damage Walkers pro-
cccdings in Nicaragua.
Mr. SewardiS preparing an elaborate speech
on Kansas affairs, to be delivered on next Tues
day. sHcis to follow Geyer, of No., who has the
floor for Monday on that subject.
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Change of Time.
ON and after Tuesday, Aug g. 1885, until further notice.
" Trains ~ibC run as fGllows ISH"rdnys except"d:l
DING NORTH.
nLE p

GOING SoCTII-Thc slnA. N. Train will connect at San
husky With Morning Train from Toledo; AlonroeTle with
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express fTSn, CievgHnd at
Mansfield Junction Day Express rom Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with tie East and West Trains on the Central Ohio
Railroad
or ay City SIOuroevi with western Train
&. e L. RI at Shelby Junction at 5.2l p ~ with ths Mail
field Junction ut 55 r. Il. with Fast train o. 4 P t. r.
pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
TRIMS n Central Ohio r. r..
GOING NoRTII-The 9'96 Train will make close
necon MT Newark Mail Train from Ieilar C. o. r.
r. Mt Junction with ExqreSs for PttsburE! al
Shelly Junction at 1918 with Cincinnati Express Tor
Cleveland, New York, md ut MonroeTille with
Mail Train on C. g. T. road to Toledo, Chicago &c.
2In " Train will Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio RoNd Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train plitSbrrgl Mt Shelby Junction at h2l
with Cincinnati Mail Cleveland; at OnrOcvle with Might
Express for Toledo and Chicago, and at SanusEy With the
steninGr bay City for Detroit and Chicago -
saniusEy, Aug. 4. 1855. sep15-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

WEnoticc that Scligman { Bro, arc remodel
ing the building next door above the one former
" occupied by them, preparatory to entering
largely into the manufacture of clothing. Their
stock of cloths, vestings, &C., is now very supe-
ror, embracing many very rich and rare pat
terms, which they will make up to the order and
satisfaction of their customers. Their stock of
ready made clothing is large, and appears to be
ct the most durable make and material In a
day or two they will be opened out in their new
house, and will be pleased to have their friends
call and see how they look.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

N,cn1 before last, VIC were visited with ahca-
~ shower of rain In the fore part of the night
frightened wildly, though we could not see a
cloud on tie sky. ii looked odd, to sec thou
s,DI, Of bright stars twinkliug in the sky, and
At short intervals have vivid lightning obscure
them. Yesterday evening the weather had
turned quite cool again, with stiff wind from
the west
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

BEurn sr1l1--Capt. O'Ncal and Mr.. Doyle
,rs running the steamer Convoy from Wheeling
~ S.eubcnyillc. The boat is well ordered, more
commolious and lighter draft, and more speed
tb,n the viroqua, and dcciled improvement.
Can't o'Neal attends to all his duties, and the
,oite and attentive clerk, Mr. Doyle, contributes
ii in his power to the comfort and enjoymcntOf
r,sseagcrs. Try the boat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
ELECTION RETURNS.

ProvIpExcE, r. l., April 8.-Returns from
the State have all been received, showing ma
jority of nearly 5000 for tile American and Re
publican candidates for Governor, Secretary of
State and Attorney General. There isno choice
for Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer. The
coalition have clear majority in both branches
of the Assembly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04


A Cttss Of Eight AOntks GndiNQ cured by B0erA0res
Holland BittsrS-Michae Kelly No III Grant, Smith
field street saySIast july while running on the river on
taken with Fever and AEue. For eight long months L
with this dreadful disease. The greater part Of this
time unable work, and spent least hfty dollars
for different medicines, but found no permanent relief
ago. OF my friends Insisted upon my try
ing .oerhdEek Lokl1nH Bis*s' saying that cure ttUs
Guaranteed After trying it for only one week, must
state WIS Enund man. have been at work for
weeks and have had Of the chile and fever
whatever"
Icertfy the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond HouSe,
or VI Z. Ch,Kttrts. Gothic Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

W. direct attention to tho advertisement Of
NIB Shepherd. HIS stock of saddlery,
T Ten &C. is very full, embracing every thing
thai line and if an article should be called for
~. ~. he has not. he can manufacture it at short
. .,, Call at the corner of Main and Union,
west side.
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.

WEAKNESS OF TIE. STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another 0reut Cure eSeciSd Gy EOeThureS Holland Bit
tsrsThe wife Of Peter De wt*, living in Holland Town,
ShChuygun county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness the indigestion. She had been
under physic!an's for time hut the disease
seemed TO battle his skill. She purchased lul
land Bcrs office, which have given tone her
mach, her appetite and strength returning and rni
medicine
We still record many wonderful effected by
this remedy but must await smother opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have Published from
persons much respected community, and literally
true. J. QuINTCS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
DELEGATES ELECTED.

BALr, April 3.-Orlcans papers Of Friday last,
as late as due have been received. In the third
Congressional district, including portion of this
city, Buchanan Delegates have been elected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

Honn1RIE AFFArM-In the County House at
Mount Holly, few days since, the Mirror says,
n boy who had committed some act requiring
punishment, was putin cell with crazy man.
seized the boy and Killed him in a very short
time-n,angling him in shocking manner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

~. F,suIoSs.-Frank Icslic's Gazette Of
v.. lilo for April may be had at the Cheap
bookstore of Robinson & Bro, No. 4, Washing
TON Hall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

TIE RIVER yesterday was rising gradually,
with about ten feet depth ofwatcr in the chan
mel. business exceedingly brisk.
Our landing is as usual crowded with beats
discbarcing and receiving frcights which were
nerer more abundant in their passage throug
Wheeling The wharyes are cover cd, and dray-
age is really scarce, yet the shipping facilities Of
the Il. & o. Il. r. continue undiminishcd.
TnE MErRoPoLrs.-Ten persons have died
from injuries received. The following is list
Of the names of the dead.
JAS. Mcdonnell took passage at Pittsburg for
Portsmouth, Mr.. Drumming for Louisville; p.
BohIand and son John Bohland took passage for
Evansville; j. W. Roberts, of Pittsburgh, took
passage for Memphis; Geo Bryan, son of the
Rev. a. NJ. Bryan of Allegheny City, Capt. E.
C. llazlctt, +. \. North, porter, Bernard Swee-
ncy fireman. NJ Metz, deck hand, and j. Ii.
Clark, deck hand, was blown overheard and sup
posed to have been drowned
Daniel Solely, deck hand, was badly scaldcd.
John Barrett, bar keeper, was scaldcd, hut not
dangerously. There were So persons on board
who were uninjured.
All of thcdead. with the exception of G. Bry'
an and Capt Hazlett, were buried at West Co
lumbia. where their friends can obtain their re-
mains by calling on Mr. Mack of that place. The
officers Of the bnatrctuTn their thanks to the cit
liens and physicians of West Columbia for their
untiiing care and and attention to the wounded
and dying.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

TREArNEST OF CnmDREN.-Dr James Jackson
of Boston, an eminent physician, spcakcs as fol-
lows of commissions in children:
"Children subject to these fits should be guar
dcd against all the exciting causes Butfor this
purpose they should not be kept in n nursery,
but should be invigorated by exercise in the open
air. and be Injured, as far as possible, to the irr
tations attendant on life, though protected from
all extraordinary causes ofcxcitement. Simple
ity and regularity in diet should be vigorously
enforced. The hours of sleep should be regular,
and they should so to their sleep in calm state,
SO far as it is possible to effect it"