Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-08

THE INTEEL1GENcER.
5sIoAY MORNING, Aga1s1 :, 1856.
-----T--i,33, knows that the Al6poeialis the
hSEl, ~ for the hair and diseases of the
b'st pref md eet bottle at E. Booking { Cos
I prssription stOrs. ...,,.,.--
:, Governor Of Virginia has appointed John
lEh S y,;.b,cI Reilly aud DIR. john c. Campbell
l no.e; @ to saperintend the election of
t''ll end Vice President for Ohio County.
Tf'l4 Ne gentlemen, re believe, will devoiyc
ip' ~, !, Of nominating Commissioners for each
:. in the county.
.-vrl FL1o.-The ladies' of the First
bsN s.y. inst completed very large and
wan .s d american Flag 70 be presented to the
sanu'- Of Fulton, who raised their first hiet-
pslD,,- f,w evenings since. These same ladies
sry ,sstro splendid flags which have recent
''e 49,. $ from the hickory poles at Washing
y NV. .,s,t in the First Ward.
-. * mr. MAlLs-A couple of editors in
'. Mss, have taken advantage Of the hot
N'ss. .. to ct up little misunderstanding be-
UsAr- ,S,a,4ye,s One of them, in order to
'as'- ,,,,. in an open light, concludes an arti-
Pal l - h, ,ollowing pertinent language:
az ,-,i that there may he no further mis-
,. .ls about this atfair-that there may
-,a,,. underground talk about irresponsi-
e W - and that there may be no further
et -. on this subject, Publicly and de
e2nH.'i .rono,lnce Giles NJ hillyer TO be liar
A DS .n-.Id polroon and scoundrel
'nd e09@'N' "JANEs W. MCDONALD"
-, y,n,Sau has recovered $4,000 DANA
'I-n .. ,L, New York Central Railroad for
= injuries sustained during collision,
IA tobaye been caused by the negligence Of an |
,,.n, Of the company.
The \. o. Pieayune says;
m Friday VIM. H. Wilder started for Baton
p,,res !, manacled convict, on board OF the
't.a S0hoat Capitol He is to remain IN the rem
;se,t;,I,- for ten years for fraudulent dealings III
i's',a Ind warrants. 1t is somewhat singu-
lar ct that the last previous visit oil :" ilder 70
-, Ronre was as legislator, and that prison
i;.inIine Mas theme on which he occasionally
,,yeJ eloquent. His opportunities of serving
!. S,ste m her legislative halls were more lin |
sd rs 70 time than his present and prospective |
,,,artunities will be in ''the other institution.
The Montreal Transcript says:
Ne have discontinued the daily issue for
tr weeks. because ..the heat is so oppressive
,sI the news so dull; 81 many Of our citizens |
t,.e kft for the country, and 50 little can be
.rtlrh 10 y1liiy or amuse those who remain be- 7
Ind |
r5s Louisville Courier of Wednesday, says : |
n the Know Notl,ings continue to lose in the
r,nsinder Of the State in the same ratio as in !
Il, counties heard from, the Democratic majori-
:, vii he fully fifteen thousand. Fifteen coun
Il, have already overcome Morehead's majority, !
IA the strongest Democratic counties are yet
t. he heard from.
The CINCINNATI Gazette says. if the remaining
oan,ies in Iowa do as well as those heard from
tx Republican majority in that State will be
nm ten to twenty thousand.
The same paper says in speaking of Blair,
This Gentleman, just elected tn Congress from
ID. st Louis District, is the son OF the distiug-
uis,sd Republican OF Maryland, and fully sym
4i.isas with the political sentiments Of his faith
a. lie will be one of the iir1nest supporters of
Y.ri,vr's administration. The election of such
. am al this tune from Missouri is one of the
UeateSt triumphs Of the age, 3 ~
1t Win he seen by reference to our Geographic
columns that BARS election is contradicted and
Eennet, American, reputed elected.
The Washington correspondent ofthc Tribune,
,ays Richardson, the Democratic candidate for
Gcrernor of illinois, who has jus treturned from
Z, ';ftt 70 that State, Acknowledges that it will
= hF bis competitor, Bisscll, by a large major
This is the Tribune's report; other exchanges
- that Col Richardson returned buoyant and
" aeguine of his success: and that he has
signed his seat in Congress to take effect at the
UTiation of the present session.
Independent" the correspondent Of the
fl,ielphia North american, writes as follows
ptat paper It is now very geuerally con-
sisi BY the candid portion of Mr.. Fillmore'sl
s7;ofters here, that there is no probability,
st ~ teClipl uN -LllG s1tihG AAf AsNAoAi
r,y be effected in n few of the Northern States,
3; 10: in sufficient numbers 70 change the ex-
eireSult The only real hope entained by
eeais, that by carrying two or three of the
s -ticFn States, the election may be thrown in-
the House Of Representatives
The Washington correspondent Of the n. Y,
Ines in recent letter to that paper, states that
he friends of Herbert have conspired to assas-
i'ats him and a Washington editor for their
ireturcs upon Herbert's conduct. "A
The Zanesville Aurora of yesterday says:
archbishop Purcell is expected to preach and
NE confirmation, in the Catholic Churches of
ur city, on Sunday next,
The Mobile tAla.) Advertiser notices that in
'eT Orleans German paper with an extensive
regulation HOSTS the name of Fremont, and re-
aarks: v.F.s
II the delegate in Philadelphia who predicted
hat the next Convention could meet at Rich
7 ohd had known how many Black Republicans
here were in this State and community, he
might have moved TO adjourn the Convention TO
meet IN 1856 at Montgomery.
The quickest passage ever made between Chi
easo aud OswegO, on Lake Ontario, by sail