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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

MeW 700 q a1el 5 8 &

tTNE regular Trade Sale under the direction OF the
L New YORK will take lteeat the
WUv. ThursdnS NH Of Sept. te following day..
The Catalogue from il ine Put,
itching HOrsSs
The sale will be without reserve.
LEAyTrr DELIIsSER / CO., Auetoneers, 371 and Sis.
RF onS VaS!fs Il. lEls, ks nR.h .iaNlN
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Asrpn HOUSE, New .York Clky, "a

ASTpR House, New York City, March ., 1890.
DR. AVER, Locett feel Il duty and pleasure TO In
form wat CuEHnr lies done for my wife:
Che had becn ire months laborng under tile dangerous
symptoms OF Consumption, from which MD ne
gave her much relief She was steadily failing. Until
Dr. Strong of this city, have for advice
trial OF your medicine. We bless bis
AS your skill, for SHE has recovered trom that day
She yet strou She usedto be- but IS reeiro
her cough, and calls herself we'll. ~
Yours, with gratitude and regard, -s.s- ~
E'sE = ~ = r-A ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SlIELBTvTLLE
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= ,e editorial department Of The paper
L 10 the Editors, Jointly, or to either Que
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100 BALTIMORE MARKET. ~
SEPTEMBER Our markets are entirely with
out change.
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.TRAN rs PllRTATION
Change of Schedule.
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= ,z.ror ~ orrIcr B. 1 0. r. R.

WNfIiiNN lShftL0ll, Aug. Ith, $50. Z
on May the 20, the Trains (Hccon
mOdntlon, express and uat) will leave this station daily at
$40 A. NJ, ago p II. and 1G;lO T. ~.
The Wheeling aud CyiJberun Accommodation Train VIII
leave dny Except Sundays at ala, A. NJ and arrives At
Cumberland at $40 NJ Leaves Cumberland at SIS A. 81
and arrives At Wheeling at 1870, p. II.
Express Train leaVeS at 400 p u. and Will stop at
the following stations: RenWood, NOundsvie, CamCfon
FaiFnout, PetcrTnan SewbFr, RnleEbur Piedmont, Cdn
beTland Sir Johns Run. Martnsburg Harpers RcTrS Nom
OcAcY, SykeEyiIe and Washington Junction. ri
The Mall Train Wheeling daily Saturdays excepted
at 1910 p NJ. and stops Mt the regular stations
W. S. wooDsIDR, superintendent.
aug7 j. u. FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03


NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This cRngeuDe weather Is Ksly produce great deal
Sickness persons troubled With rheunHt
ic affections wOnlu recommend Boerhaves ltnnd Bit
On referring columns you will fud certificates
first German and English ciltzensPd.
!StudtS ZeitghP.
We liberty refer Several we'll known gentle
men, who have used, thoroughly estch, and recon-
.neud Boerll HOLLAND DIterS remedy for Piles
we liberty pubS their Names but will take
pleasure in referring person to them whoenes this
statement.
tits affection, half Of the prescribed dose should be
tnken-sy h1ir easpooaul-aOrnnS, and ulgh one
hour before meals. -a.
CAUTION. Hr.
The great popularity this delightful Aroma has induced
many mutations which the puh!e should guard agHlnst prr
chasing. persu;lui bay Gs. until you
tie will you how infinitely superior tits NIL these
mutations
r Sold 81 perboste, bottles for g. by the soly
propretors, -
BENJAMIN PAGE, LR. &Co,
Manufacturing; Phnrn;acentsts and Chemists,
SInitlIicld Third SITS, Pittsburgh
A.nuShlinB a. ESHshheld,
mh2Gdaw1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

y 57ZISTLREPE0SH- GAPS For GiiNTXEMKN.sI
4 LARGE assortment received this day, conp:alnE
IA great variety OF pRltetns-cnltA and see. as
q Nos. 14s and las Main st, Wheeling, Va
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INCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 2d.-Flour is dull, small sales at
1910. Whisky, good demand at26 lie. Mess
Pork active at SIS Lard at l2c Other quo
tations unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

Const,ntires do not despair TIL you have tried Areas
CnxnhY pEcToRAl. made by OF the hest lnedisai
chemists in the world aud It's cures oil round DespeHS the
high merits OF its PhItHdetphtn Lt61er.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

o'1 cHrDRES,s FANCY. HATS AND CAPS.
lust rcceig ed large assortment Of HatrS
81 Caps-Extra superfine aud Embroidered Capl. ssscF
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cRoUp wnoop1Sd cousu, 1NrLuENzA.
AsTusfA on pIIYHIsIo. ANDBRoNCHrTIs.

WEST MANCHESTER Pa, Feb \, 1901 :
Tsn; Your cuEERr Pastoral Is performing marvellous
ing symptoms of consumption, and Is curing man
who has iabored affection OF the lungs for the last
~ y HENRY L. PARKS ntrchGat
A. RAMSEY, If. D., ALRIoS, MosaOE COUNTY, Iowa,
writes, Sept G. 1855 "DaFihg my taete Of many ysNrsI
ing c,sg and relief patients, oreuring such
Us arr curlble.'' ts't't u
We might evidence, but the most eonEtne-
proof virtues OF this remedy found in It's effects
'HlS'' Consumption. .s
Probably no remedy been known which cur
ed SO many and such dangerous this Some hui
man aid could reach even those the oHkRRs pFcro
A., affords relief and comfort Il ~ E.I
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MIS- I S GEL us.
.Eelt Hollandsei Kruidea Bilterg.

rNwN YEARS have elapsed the introduction Of this
Talunse medicine Into the United Stats. During this
time 1t has Galnel ii1eFsaI Popularity as Remedy
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Grst the properties attributed to 10RsE's 1Nv1Go
"A RATING CORDIAL were de.met fabulous, The pub
lie 9en conc @t Gssss the rupS and saT@e
cts atcsed by witnesses of thr highest class and chnr1c
F oV Ff RTT fT1TWHEnE over all doubts
The Cordial remedies in all the deplorube evils
to l vor delicate function connected with
cessary the reproduction of htndh life To persons Of
feeble muscular frame, deficient in vital power, It'll re-
commended the only sofCommunicating that
~ Which necessary proper enjoyment aIIthe
natural aprctites well the higher mental
Its beneficial effects are not confined to either sex or to any
aSe The feeble girl the aing vile the lstless enerTnted
youth The overworn man of business the victim Of nervous
from lie weakness Of single organ, viii ali nd immediate
novator To those WHO have prespuson to paralysis,
1t will prove complete and Rfan safeguard against
so triaed With their that they think themselves
far esS9R e g9s deals Of ssR Let n2 yss dG
reference to cuses and will not only remove the disorder
REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The arrangements Of the system leading to nervous dis
that II would require column TO enninrrate the malta
s 2F S S@ 3 . PSos
ent paralysis headache, ystera apitann Of the heart
prickIng sensation Of the es ntlnbnsss Of the
liver, mental derresson weakness OF the Will indsposion
Dreams inability to remain in place or position weak
nSsi Of the 9rsans ns
male chronic tendency mlscarragc eMa.
passions and MI that proceed
from organic causes beyond the reRerof MEDICINE.
PERSONS OF PALE C0MPLE8ToN4 sJT
sumrtive habits OF bottle
two bloom and vigor, changing the skin from pale, gel
low, scEly color, to beautiful aorid complexion.
CAUTION.
AGorSss Inytgoratng Cordial has been eounterfeited
by unprinciped persons. s5s1
all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor'A
fac-simile pasted tho cork Of each botc and the fol-
lowing words bowtliN the glass:
"Dr Morse's Invigorating Cordial
G. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, n. y"
S Cordial put up, highly concentrated, in pint
bottles. Price EsPer bottle, two 49, SIX for $l2
Sold by al DFtEgOiStS and Dealers in 6edfcirc.
For sale by LAUGHLINE BUSHFIELD,
80 go ~ .t i - Wholesale DTugSiSts.s
je22dSm No. y Monroe St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

.l5OFFI' Hd7S ~. 70
q AVERY has received and Is now opening EylarEe
assortment Hats Of all qualities shapes and col
ora and will be sold at the lowest prices.
iE4iI s. AVERY, Nos. 148 and 1875 y
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THE LATEST NEWS
RRCRTVED ny ~. \
FRnM WAsHINaTnN

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
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on hand and { ssai d, and
s. ing, ono of thelRrgeAt assortments Of -
- ~ Hats and Cape y lAcii ". ~
Consulting varieties aud coloFs In all OF
which will be sold at the lowest rates. -
N. B-IINts made 10 order at the shortest notice!
..tal4 - g. AVERY, Nain At, Nos. 14s and ttsS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

remove other places uithoutinEortn
an F9esS and the papers sent to tie former d.
M e ~, are HILL rssponsCL,s:
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SNiI00p-oLD. AGE
Four ma nlhceut.lipe EpgTEyingS.
From the orIgihalS at the SPlNGLRR INSTITUTE, for
Ioaag LddteRs GoARIts. D. ApAoTr. PCinclpalsS
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=
Travellers aud boarderg may rest
that pains will be spared to add to theirep
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DiSSOLutlon

.......- DISSOIuL1Ou
NJ Office hereby given that the cOpArtnershp ereto-
N existing between J. c. Collins and W. G. Hail. an
der the Collins Hall, dissolved the
18th inst, 10y mutual consent.
o! the undersigned Will attend to the transaction OF
tile business necessary close mp the firm Those indebted
forward and close their accounts, and per
having claims against us VIII please present them 10
pay met;
'''f "'' '''''' " - S''"'''' J. c, COLLINS.
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Hats and Caps

daily receiving and opening large additions 70 hRR
Il stock Hats and Caps, comprising Of the neseEe
that has beep offered to Tie public
call and bee.as. st.s 80 sse G'sl2 KY
Nos. l4s and rs, Main street, NiselIlgt Va
+ Sq2ldaw ~ 5s,s7 3 .l4lt -. lE,iI u AHksS4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

P. NEGLECT or refuse TO take their peTiodi
to Whieh they directed. they are held
cas- tfr I'M ssy have settled the bill aad ordered them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03
EALL. FASHION
GENTLEiNIEN,Si l1ATS FOR1S66.

Q AVERY has the cE York fall fashion for hats,
% and is manufacturing laFSse Of hats
ofte styie. Rrom my long experience In the manu-
taGtrG hats and with the very tmReTiSs and work.
manshn. confident that hats he surpassed
tnr ltghtness beauty ips, or .drSbity ticpllesn
win please call and .exirltnt for ttehtsels YES.
Z aass ff3 4''s - q. kvgRY
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- -iss : q ysI ny = 1iff ssr5aisI SO
saPeFie s.eEs sas5 seE
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1ST OF unclaimed Packages remaining in the Uilce OF
II The Adams Express Company, Wheeling, Va, which
callea before 2s Sept 1856, will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, to pay freight and charges: 's-
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Anu W al, MODERATE RATES.
pension frdge and only few squares rom the Railroad
Denols and Stel mboAt Landing. ffFt
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m, m TNTELLIGENCER

,..-nin- subscription, advertising OF other
q lie IaieiEeneeE' should be addressed to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

Grst the properties attributed to 9tORsE's 1NvIGo-
IA RATING CORDIAL were deemed fabulous The pub
lie often deceived cold tee1e the simple and sublime
truths announced by the dscoverer But facts undeniable
ncs By witnesses of the highest class and chnTAc
ter, triumphIng all doubts. 1NCREDUL1TY
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"a 1:;sla1EFsEiIl

OFFICE TRANSPORTATION HESiPFIELD Il. r..
s.It WHEELING, July IL. 1886.
THE above road open and ready transfer freight
and passengers from Wheeling to West Alexander and
all intermediate Stations.
Freight aud Passenger Depot Forsyth's Warehouse.
o. d. PEIRSEL, -
e l'55'- .77 Agent,
july Wheeling.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02
Yassss xzaigraats.

From sil accounts the Iowa City Reports,
has . good many misre presentations to IN,
~ r for in regar3 to the Kansas smigrsnt
recently encsmPed in the vicinity Of thai
place. Through the aid Of a few ~unprinci
pied pfo-slssery correspondents, it has rep,
resented this body of men to be unprinci
pied, pr0iIns, reckless adventursns. The
following extract from a communication
written the R. I. ADJ. by Benz. d. Walsh,
Z man whose character for v~erscity is ire
proschabie. 10 sufficient of itself to show
the untruth Of these aspersions:-
aYou will perhaps be anxious TO know
what manner Of men these Iowa City emf
granite were, and whence they came. They
were from Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and
lows; and they were without exception the
finest, most orderly and the most respecta-
BILE set OF young men that | ever saw col
ieeted together out West. went through
their camp early yesterday morning, after q
aiRht OF such . heavy rainstorm as we only
See in this country. ! naturally expected,
to see q dozen men half ssss over, or two
or three dozen manasuvering TO dry up the
internal damp by internal moisture. In
stead of such . sight, Mr.. Editor, there was
NO, Z man in the whole crowd whose
breath smslt Of l~suor-and ! talked TO al
most oil of ihem-sad the whole crowd
had the appearsncs of q Temperance Camp
Meeting. They have two ~clsrgymen going
cut with them, one a Methodist, and the
other, l think, . Baptist; and before they
started IL wss determined not to travel on
Sundays but TO lie over and bold religious
services, sfter the fashion OF civilized eon.
munities."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02
Nj. Buchanan's Loyalty to the south

- 49, 0eSAAaao = AOyoAty ~ n SVhkAs
The Richmond Enquirer of June 2oth.
thus sums up the services which Mr., Bu.
chsnsn, in his long public career, has rem
dered to the cause Of slavery:
sit 10 refreshing to contemplate the quiet
dignity and patriotic spirit which charac-
terized MI. Buchanap's career in Congress.
Not for n instant, never on q single
proposition was he found in company with
the ab~olitionists. He neither originated nor
supported measures of aggression upon the
South, but in every emergency zealousiy
defended the legal and political rights Of
slavery. So consistently did he adhere TO
the Constitution that we challenge the
| Wing to cite a single instance of a clear
and unequisocal struggle between slavery
and sbolitionism, in which Buchanan did
not espouse the interests of the South
He never strove to impair the legal guaran.
tees of slavery. He never neglected an op.
portunity Of rebuking the spirit and oppos
ing the designs Of sectional agitation. Il
10 true he did not 90 the entire length o
Mr.. Calhoun's famous resolutions; nett he
did Mr.. Clay. Mr.. Buchanan went a. IA
in their support a. any other Northern Sen.
ator; so far, indeed, as to advance beyons
the popular sentiment of the Northern
State. On every particular issue in dispute
between slavery and a~boliiionism, Mr.. Blu
chanan took the side ofthe South
Let it be borne in mind that the Inquirel
means by "abolitionists," in the above ex
tract, that large majority of the nation who
hold to the doctrines Of Jefferson, Washing
ton, Jackson, Clay, and all the noble de
parted statesmen respecting the right o
Congress to keep slavery out Of the Terri
tories. On every issue between these an
the ultra slavery Praissgandis,s of the sout
Mr.. Buchanan, says the Inquirer, took II
side Of tie South. Let this fact be remen
bered. ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

The Iowa City Reporter quotes as an
item Of news that the st. Louis Republican,
Wheeling Irseat9snesr and Dalton .Times,
all old lire Wing papers Of great promi-
hence in their respective sections-hsve
come gu, unreeervedly in favor Of Buchan-
an, Indeed. The Reporter must be hard
run for comfort when il L saasPsIiied 70 seek
it from such sa2rcss. And, above all, that
ne O.. Louis Rspsblicsn should be in favor
Of Buchanan. Ever since the passage Of
the Kansas-Nebrssk bill, that paper has
been the u~nserupuloss defender Of all the
proceeding. Of the border ruHians, and Of
course i, Supports Buchanan.
Awe have no expectation tnst any Of
the slave States win vote for Fremont, ex-
esp, possibly Delaware, it is a matter oil
little cons sequence what course is pursued
by such papers as the Republican, But it /.
1 fact very significant and encouraging.
| that scores of both Engiish and German pa.
pers in the Free States which supported
Pierce. are no,' laboring earnestly for the
| election Of Fremont. We think The Re-
pubIlcsn cause has decidedly the best Of
the bargain.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

A SieA.-Robert Emmett, the Chairman
ofthe Republican Convention II Philsdsl-
phis until . regular ssgsnizstion was effect
ed, 10 q nephew Of the Robert Emmett eel.
ebrsted 10 the history Of Ireland az smons
the nobIest Of her sons and the purest Of her
patriots. He 10 the son of Thomas Adds
Emmet, the elder brother OF Robert, who
fed to Americs during the Irish rebellion,
and lived The balance OF HE days, henored
and respected By oil, 10 the city OF New
York. Robert himsslfis = man OF age and
experience, Of Gns talent and high charsc-
Ter. He has always hsen . leading man in
the Deaoerstic party there. but the old love
Of freedom burns bright in the family. and
with the Issue plainly before him...he 10 not
the msn TO choke his conscience or die.
20 the crest nams be bears.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

DAVENPORT TlApE.-From the amount
of merchandise that daily arrives At and
passes through this village, from the City
of Davenport, we conclude thai the trade Of
that hourishing City 10 much greater the
present seasoa than at any former period
in her history. Trains of wagons are daily
and almost hourly passing our Office, loaded
with produce to and merchandise from the
above named point. Davenport in fact ia
the great emporium of trade for Clinton,
Jackson, Jones, Cedar, Blackhawk and
other counties. and consequently must sfFer
inducements to purchasers superior to any
other river town. By referring to our ad-
vertising columns, the reader will discover
where and with whom to trade in that city
as the principal houses literally advertise
with us.-Ns Win Clintorio1.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

Judge Douglas 10 reported by his friendi
as having spoken thus in his ratification
speech st Washington City:
"He followed the example Of his illus
trious friend BY exhor ing all who love him
or regard his opinions or have any respec,
for his memory to put their shoulders to the
wheel and do everything in their power fol
e glorious victory"
The poor fellow exborted all who had am
re.Yect for has memory. He evidently thinks
himself dead. Having failed to get the
nomination, he considers himself as lying in
the deep cold grave Of political annihiia-
ton. We suppose his miserable ghost will
dit about beneath the glimpses of the moon
making the night hideous--Louisvile jour,
nal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

Kansas was the subject Reconsideration
in the House on Monday. and although the
action in that body on Saturday Indicated
that some Of the members, In kaown dare
gard Of the wishes and opinions Of their
constituents, were disposed If not deter
mined that no question shall be thor oushIy
discussed, II 10 10 be hoped that ; majority
Of the House WILDE able TO mike iAHlSSt
triumphant.
Il wss soRsiasred probable in Washing
aon City, that Mr.. Douglas, since there is
no hope OF passing his frat bin for the or.
sanixation Of Kansas, viii make . second
report, embodying q bin more plausible snd
less severe than the old one. Nothing thai
Douglas can propose on the subject can be
either homes, OF sincere. The proposition
Of Toonbs was grossly dishonest and IN
sincere, and such are all the propositions
which cume from the men whose plans and
purposes from the first have been to make
Kansas q slave State. We have no faith
in these gift-bearing Greeks. DIR. Douelss'
whole course in relation 70 Ksnsss has
been an impudsnt qualification Of facts, and
more impudent and shameful Perysrsion o.
eyers moral and constitutional doctrine up.
plicable TO the subject. To suppose thai
Mr.. Douglas would do any thing really fair
or honest by the struggling State Of Kan
,ae, would BE- as absurd As 10 suppose tina.
q hungry wolf would spare The lamb il was
about 10 deyeur. All his bad passions are
now aroused 70 make his infamous UNDER
tskinp successful, and if Ksnsas couid be
msde 9 slsse State, he would regard all the
outrsxss and bloodshed by which the &c.
eomuishment of that event would aeces.
.ariiy be preceded, with ihe same inhumsn
;nsiferenee that be exhibited when he wit.
cessed the tfatRl assault on Senator Sum-
ner.
N il 70 be hoped then that the anti-Ne-
b,..ka members of Congress will hesrken
~ M Mans or compromises thar may be
~prooosed by The inveterste enemies offree-
dom. We hope dat they will be strong
enough in the consciousness that they are
supported BY the Interchangeable sentiments
Of their constituents, TO pursue the plain
path Of duty, and not to sbate one jot or
,iule Of what is due to the cause which has
been intrusted to their keeping.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02
JRo.r.r Mco,BlErs.-rb. ST.. Loui

oRoSEsr AcO'BLEsls.-Ths ST. Louis
Isteaigsrcer Of last Friday ssys;-"o'sleais
wss ssnt up to Jefferson Peai.eu,iary yss-
tsrdsy, in charge Of Francis Jones, Esq.,
Nsrehal ofthe Supreme Court. When Ii.
O.Sienis left the jail, he manifested con-
siderable emotion and his eyes SIZED with
,s.rs which he hastily brushed away. The
ordesl must have been . severe ons. and
notwithstanding his reputation much sym
patty viii te felt for him"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

CourT OF CLAss.-it appears from the
eport prepared BY Chief Justice Gilshrist,
ofth Court of Claims, giving al account
osthe business transacted by that tribunal,
that they hope to present to Congress. Be.
fore the end Of the present session, theirs.
nslaeeision in one hundred and twenty-five
cases, and they willhsve examined and or
dsred Testimony in wo hundred cases. and
drawn up nearly one hundred siaborate
opinions on questions Of law.