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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02
spBc1An MorIoR s.

WANIitS0TOS, Sept. SD lSAz.
aIy wife has far several years past been much afflicted
with disease easd Eyspeias, and having often used va
riOus remedies Tor the complaint, without receiving usn
benefit f.6m any ali Of them was lately Induced TO use
Hamptons Tctnre which she has derived great osh
indeed ami rational hops IS INDUCED that W ia
tcr use of this medicine entire cure will be SHseted
THIS statement is made with pleasure because the facts Of
the case warrant u JOS. $. COLLINS.
For ..ls by t. N loaAS CO.
eCioera has become of the prevailing diseases OF
our land we'll rs foreign countries This being aunircr-
sal fact be taken in regard to dict during
the warm weather. rea-Of the hsnefelal results In
tho use of Dr. Stomach ttcrs last season. IN
our city, we'll as elsewhere, wewoul advise all to procure
supply family scs aud use as per directions on inc
bottle wI,sn this done much sickness can be prevented
Atleast this is the Stecs the past which can be, and
is testified by thousands.
H-For sale 10y Druggists and hotels generally.
LAUGIILINs & BUslIFIELD.
my1 T. II. LOGAN co. Agents
f1-DYspEPsIA, IIEADACHE AND INDIGESTION, by
which ell persons are more affected usually be
cured by taking moderate exercise, wholesome food aud
dose of Brrave's HOLLAND DITTERs, one hour before
coe,, meal
sol at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s. by the
BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaceutiss ard Chemists, Smith
field and Thrill streets, Pittsburgh, nndby
LIUGHLLNS- DC BU.SHFXELD,
ursO Wheeling, Va.
BRIDGE CORNER WIDE 1B-4EE!!
a frcshsuppIy Of
DEGRATIIs ELECTRIC OIL,
Just received tthc
Bridge Corner Drug Sore.
-AIHo-
GARDEN SEEDS, in great variety, and
ETHEREAL OIL, warranted good
ap24 as any sold in Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02

Alsocor sale by T. II. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
Al orders must he addressed the above General Agents
they will supply trade PrUrreors prices, and send
the Pills concntiay ladies by mall by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post office.
n. n-Dr Dupoueos Golden rflls, signature ~ DupOn-
COZ ON every box genuine For particulars get
Circular of Ascnts. Apply
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Wanted

VITE wish to employ salezman, NlO Is thorough
w accumulated with the Dry Goods business.
Application person Wngli lie preferable v it'll references
rs 1IElSEEII. & SwEARlNGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02

TO TIE FoTERS OF ono C0CvTE
respectfully myself candidate for the Office
of Sheriff. at the coming Spring election.
in2s W. T. sELRY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02
cLrIzev..S- c.fNnLDdTX.

Mn EDrroR:-Please oultge many citizens by announcing
worthy fellow-citIrcn ISAAC COTS, candidate
In the ensuing Spring Election, for the Office of sheriff of
Ohio county.
frs9 MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02
= Nc lcarn .tIlat &c CentralI OhiO Railroad

is nov in thorough working order. Its rolling
stock is in good repairs and the road in full bal
last. Indeed, during the hard winter this road
made better time than almost any other 1t Is
now running two passenger trains east and west
daily. and its freight and passenger business is
heavier than at any previous period The road
passes through fine region of country, and its
local trade alone must be profitable With
close connection at the Ohio river, it offers supe-
rior inducements to trade and travel bound East,
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MEssns. Ep1oas:-Yoa Win confer fnvor upon many
tiers w announcing our cter,s and worthy fOwe!tizen
II. H. MUnDELl as a candidate for Sheriff. Spring
election.
fr5 ONO COUNTY.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, -.
49,. nn,timl, g lrn,rbrnu: :

BALTIMORE, Oct 49,
tiRSTs-T have delayed entirely too long in
writing you relation to the virtues Of tamnons Tine
turr fear. even that cannot give the aiicetword
just idea of the good hays derived fro its Se; the ben
was with the chronic rheumatism in its most malE-
FORM at the ss ngf 81 S a bs NSge 6saaS e" ON
my America which time changed its form into
gathering had at attained growth and
expected to be well again. the disease came in the first
place. ms being vnccinas from child who had white
less than quart and continued trouble TING
took cold or was in the least atEurd my bodily sT.nsh
reduced to the weakness OF infancy vas several times
the grave; my hip joint had been out OF place ever
dsoeated. ThCse sucrrgs aud the general debility
felt from the constant discharge Of my gatherings caused
how ft be free from pain ami suffering even for one
hour, my body should bc hanged aud become like unto
Christ glorious BODY at least until is mortal have put
had taken so many medicines and little ben
eft, that lad confidence III lha used of nearly all
the CsiJ.-tea Liaimet~ and other external remedies
Of the hest physicians In England and all the relief obain-
ed was but Of trans:tOry DURATION
heard of lIamptons Tincture, had not the
slightest confidence In its efficacy but had friend who had
worst, and had witnessed the cuse wrought upon him 10
please her consene the Tinctnre aud had not t-
-,f ~. ijt pp,po,Isr TSroSb the min.
this friend became acquainted with my case and
@ 4, yTS TS Ike To- s the effects Of the Tncur
fully developed aud Il desired to takeit, would
present me- if for the space of iveyeErbn
ION 81 Ely Gssuss: have strong anl earyl
kl1n Of
ta't "a s - -, 81 '',ISi,, ,ni Iii ,r, friaT
@ ., - 1T ~ :, ni,s tI,, ~ c.rfn ms. LANE
i n s large nI rs il WAS Before and can trip
' ;'iD rs 'laitS ~ ~ - I - was ' ~ ~ i
H iI @ "a i,nI, n,rn M .IIs r.r,,,Iv when
mi 'Ss ~ iI;SI O,i 80 49,, ~, .s,E,
oT d s must carF to the and ms parents WoIa
not have ssn under ss heavy essnses from doctors bills
na Se Nv rs s' OF .i,b No ali s sicpd World
I t - ~ - d. t,.r. 7 IT,. Fro,,, ,,i
~ it,..nn'. ~ H. n,. III 1c,nointei wifi
:, ~, =, ,r;tL STon, I ro,s l., c,n,,c % ~
GeieInen hOl4and times Obliged you, and you
are at liberty my a:. to all.
rciiAi, yours in gratitude,
MARY \. SCOflELD,
M. Eii " baltimore ST.
To Messrs. Mortimer MUwbray, $50 Baltimore street, BAL
more.
ITE"TjTSNI. 4 HYT-T m 4 yyDyll TYNT'TT-pE-T
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\ CARD no THG LADIES.

DR. DupoNce's GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are lufallt-
bic in removing stopgcs irregularities of the
THESE pills nothing new, hut have been usedly the Doe
many years. bOt in France and America with
parnle every case, aud he urged by
c for the alienation suffering any Irregular
tiles watevcr well preventive to those ladies whose
will permit of family. Pregnant fe
males, those surprising themselves tOhe cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponstbity tile above anonlton although their mild
ness would prevent any injury to healt otherwise these
pills are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGILINs & BCSIIFIELD,
Gc,.T Agents for Ohio county,
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Ma EDrroR-Tlease announce THOMAS +. sIIALLcRosS
as the peoples candidate for Sheriff. the ensuing spring
election No one questions his peculiar fitness for tile Office
Dy so doing you will OLlige
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NIGLII1- YNIbIlH N lNLDICIyE ;
DR.. MoRsE's

GfS' NIooS D
20 RATING CORDIAL.
NOT only relieves, but aeually cxteriaa,e all nervous
diseases, by removing their carrS building I'm
and Certifying the whole physical system that b.co., s.
soutey invulncTuGlc to NIL attacks tis character An,
relapse Is therefore Impossible.
THE CORDIAL
combines pecnarities before in snv i.
cine. Whe It acts specifically upon tile circulation and H.
secretinns, purifying nnd noYHtirg both gives tone
and regularity Of action to the stomach and boatls
strength, and capacity to endurc fatigue. whether hodi
mental, that is perfectly aStOniShiny The r5rel M
aud muscles harden under lis inn.nce. liz rV, ~.
hTNcet, GbTe Is rCStrIlng and
either In woman, Is restored fall vi=cr All b,1
toutes and stimulans produce Reaction, hut it i peu
DR.. AIORsI's INvIGORATGxG CoRpIAI.
to Ulcrste nuspeIt Tile INFLUENCE exerls is uniurH am,
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system. TIE impotence age tic r.iaxs.
tl0n produced hr indulgence; weakness that tu
tiOnRl and every known affection the ncrvcs OF
and motion, nre relieved OF cured by single h
rcjuvinRtirG preparation.
Among the diseases which an inallI. srsc-fr The
following Gn be rnumerTtt Nervous IncaI,ci. liz M.,E
Nervous liea!aehc; Lnts sptrit< Feelings nj
D-spair; Ivountary Weeping; Mental Cun;,fi LIS
OF Alsmor.; Trsmn!nmsncss Rush Of Blood liz Heal
Mental ludOlrce; Loss nj Appetite; N,unSail Nft Ia,
RsISNtnn; IrritnhlI:y nrSi~psln To,pur afr I.lt
Nervous Cou%h UnpeSiT: ETucuns; F6ui -ta;l Irrst.
i;lares OF the Bowels; SrtI ltS:tsS Iu; InvufLgPTy
IOus Alancoly and srcits Of cc,uiil cnrr,;.l
-"hether Immediately or remos, -Wi ofthe
nerves.
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLEin every defeat. ,,,rs.
ical cNsencr this urvalel, Hf- aud inGa'hle cxarsnt is
earnestly recommended. 1t Iusvs drlshI calm, ihro'
tho whole system, I communicating 10 a itrb.
strnNe II Inevitably pEUOngs life willie it contributes
enjoyment.
The testimonials Of It's efficacy from cirr-yi,n
standing, leading medical anil in ac e,n,ar,s ,rry
profession, occupation and class.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02

10 THE PEOPLE or OHIO COUNTI.
Iannounce myself as candidate for the Office OfshcrT
should he elected win enleavor to discharge the duties
with fidelity.
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q MANY NUIhIIS.
tArsp, and Time. copy and charge thls oaloel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02

DIR. Mosse's Iuvigoralimg Cordial has been coua.,rd
by some unprncipIed persons.
In future al the genuine Cordial viii have the rrO!i,tc,
simle pasted the cork each bottle aud the io
lowing words blown I'm the glass:
ENTN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02

TIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
Our worthy czcn SAML. IRWIN, ESQ.,, will he support
cd for the oee Sheriff. next election, by the
fc1 VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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CAUTION.

The testimonials Of Its efficacy from cr-yr,n ofLs
standing, leading medical men, ami In lci r,ry
profession, occupation and class.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02

into the whole system. Tue impotence uf age tr reiaxs
ton produced hv inulEenct weakness that seems stu
onal; and every known affection 81 the sensation
and motion nre relieved or cured by single h
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02


C. II. HING, PNOPGIETUE. y. y.
Tie Cordial Is put up highly concentrated, in lint
bottles. Price So per bottle, So six for Sig
For sale by LAGGlTLINS ( E!-SHFiLLp,
mh26d3m Wholesale Dr,Igssts . Monroe s;.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-02

DR. NIORsI's INvIGORATIXG CORnIAI.
to UIcrte mnspent The INFLUENCE 1t exerts is uniform an
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rI&nOsE very desirable lmildin. lots np,,l,-, "a.
i 1G6 anil one half of 49, l,cing oI, Z,n -e i'
order to close sale these Lots will he sold very Io In
to ''''' Nifiy
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nMAL RsrATN sAr.ns

A IQToE on Ftnh street, containing S;x ro,.
Rdtil Iose and Cellar, and uart!cn and StsII ~
SIM prr year. Enquire At this Office as as. Kat
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my2-it "i Cincinnati, Ohio.
531O,OOO
Worth of Farms and Building

WorLl OF IaTIIls auu- buI1u1ub
Lots
IN the GoIl Region of TIsg;Rta, he divided amongst
! II, 1UO Subscribers ON the
iiTII OF SEPTEMBER, istG
for .u benefit Port Royal Ftn'Ile LicTemY. Sub
<crptiurs ONLY $lJ EACionc half ONn, tile rest on de-
livery Deed. Every subscriber will get building
Farms Lots sold cheap induce settlements,
sufficient number being reserved the inurvase in the value
will compensate for the apparent low price Mow
asked.
MORE AGNTS ARE WANTED to obtain subscribers, TO
whom the most liberal will lee given. For full
particulars, subscriptions, agencies, &C., Amply TO
L. DAUDER,
my1 Port Royal, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08
Nr. Ranks, Election.

The " Y. Tribune, in its exuitation over the
election of Mr.. Banks, says We hope there Is an
omen of good in the election of Mr.. Banks. has
thus far turned out that The Speaker eoho s IN Office al
The Presidential election has alacdys been 81 fhf same
politics as he successful candidate for that htSh
Office II there is to be an exception al "f ne'e eee''
ton, il uM be the first" And again The hr't
great victory attained, at least within the memory
of the Oldest of the living by freedom slavery
cannot fail to have great results. We look upon
Ii as the commencement of new era in our his
tory If Speaker be chosen without the aid OF
single Southern vote and in spite of strong cohort
of Northern dougbfaees avowed and secret--Shy
may not President be chosen in like manner
The North is no longer terra incognita which
Knocks the efforts of political navgators TO find it
II proves at last TO be firm land-a standpoint
whence it is possible to leap into the Speakers
chair-why not into the Presidents Z
This is the programme. If Black Republican
Speaker why not Black Republican President,
ouoth the Tribune Why not Joshua Giddings or
VIM. H. Seward Why not +. But mons rerr0ns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08

PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS DECLARED FOR
AR. BuCHANAN.-Resolutions were reported III
the Democratic City Convention, Wednesday, re-
commencing the delegates to the State Convention
to use all honorable means TO secure the noInina-
ton of Mr.. Buchanan tor the Presidency, which
were adopted almost unanimously, those voting In
the negative wishing the resolutions stronger in
their expressions of preference for Mr.. buchanan.
Much confusion was created by the announce
ment that the know nothing Reporter OF the Times
was in the room and ought to be excluded. A por-
ton of the convention favored forcibly eecting him.
Others protested, but the Reporter finally with
drew at the solicitation OF his friends thus ending
the tumult. The candidates for delegates to the
State Convention took an oath this morning that
they were not and did not intend to become mem
bers of any organization prescribing citizens in
consequence Of their birth place or religion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08
HthA WaF.

II seems to be the opinion OF those who profess
10 see through the milestone of European politics,
tlat the great combatants have been hitherto pur-
posely fighting each other with gloved hands, the
allies reserving for their ultima ratio the setting
loose of the oppressed nationalites whilst Russia
reserves for hers the appeal to Panslavism Should
there be another campaign, both parties will go at
1t with gloves off, and all Europe will be wrapped
In fame and blood. The 100000 lives already lost
by the allies in endeavorng to take Sebastopo and
the equal number sacrificed in the defence, the mil
lions upon millions of treasure expended, will be
quadrupled in a contest which will make humanity
bnlHo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08
DIED.

On the 18th ultimo of Pneumonia at Clover Pas
ture, Powhaten county, Va, Captain JOHN FIELD
COOKE, in the 18th year of his age. He was gradu-
ated first at Hampden Sidney College, and afterwards
at William and Mary Agriculture was the vocation
of his choice, and during the leisure which this pnr
suit afforded him, he enriched his mind from the
cous and well stored by extensive reading; his im-
aginatlon vivid and cultivated and his
rect He was brave and chvalrous, the requirements
OF honor being ever the rule of his conduct. His
generous and conciliatory bearing gave him COM
manding influence over his fellow Pride of
cestry gave to his patriotism. The Revolutionary
blood of Major Peter Field Archer and John Archer
ran through his Veins; and when danger threatened
his country, he proved himself worthy of his descent.
In the war of 1872 he commanded troop of cavalry
from Powhatan county, and again when his country
called he enlisted as volunteer at Norfolk. He has
died without enemy, and his virtues embalmed
in the mories of large number of friends. He
has left two and daughter to bemoan his loss
In their sad bereavement may they find that comfort
which Heavenly Craze alone can impart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08
spnCLAL NOTICES.


Nv york Life Insurance COmpany.
meeting Of the Board Of Directors at hieh-
- ~ The New York Lite 1nsurance CoHpsny,
m M,dsy February is6 the following resolution
ssrbs undersigned, President and Directors OF the
,. mo have examined the report and exhibits OF
~ ~ Work Life Insurance. Company for tue iass
,,br.ciup A full statement OF ITS snetfs assets
yen :, Tie first of January, fs1t and being satisfed
NC 70 a. ,s,fsct sound condition of the Company.
W.. rr.eomnend it TO the encouragement ana
s',,'nnrt Of HE whole community
r. Commenced It's operations " years ago, VIII
rau,s "a capiiaI of $50 600, which has accnnaatea
~ = 05g OO3 G5 all invested In stale STOCKS anu ia
- nd mort sages believed to be undoubtedly eooo
W. Lno,x of no mode If investing fnohey more
,,6tshIv The profits mutual fof the nn
haze averaged not less than thirty per cent anh""y
on the premiums paid. 80 ,,,ryropD President
CHARLES ii. READ,
WILLIAM u. PAINE; n:x.o,or.
GEORGE w. CLUTTER, 1Difee'oiS'
JAMES b. TAYLOR,
THOS. 2. AUGUST,
EyereaH AHapdl Report. - o,, IN
Amouut of Assets Jan |, 1855 .'.'.''''''e'' "
Amount of Receipts for pre-
miuus, interest, &c. To jan ,c., :,
DisJgrseasea1S
Paid losses by death, interest
ON diyiden ds and all other eS- -. -.
penses. - 1z,s ai5 a5
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sales Of StocLs i'm Richu,opd.

Reported by John Il Lancaster d Son, aceek ending
February 7th, 1856.
Virginia per cents, "a Years run, sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents, shorter dates 96i to s7i and
interest.
State Coupon Bonds, &c and int.
Bonds guarsnteed by the State, SO.
Richmond City Bonds sales 95t and int.
Virginia Bank Stock, par so, last sales 20,
farmers Bank Stock sales Sl0l.
Exchange Bank Stock last sales +ie.
Vrgnia Fire aud Marine Insurance Stock last sales 49,
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $ last sales
SO.
Riohmond Frederick sburg aud Potomac Railroad
Stock last ssles 70.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales old stock 40
new IS.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
4ot.
Richmond aud Danye Railroad Stock, la4 sales n.
James River and kEnawha Stock, last sales Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08
TuF DAILY DISPATCH
- usrn,ss, Febraary S. 1885.


.,,.,ster Of the Gospet On Fea
o., Henry Ward Beecher. 10 iAse an
:, ,hs plymouth Church, Brooklyn' :"
course he Is Pastor, said. rs reported oy ''''
80 york Evening Post, Free son P@Pe'
,..s .n., N. sharp rife was truly =; ~" ~.
he gene ~, there was more mora pow. :, "
;nstruuents far 40 the vi pihles You
ass we're concerned than W ID tie Bible to Butia
might Just - s.i,ows who follow Atchison sne
-, esiIow: bnt they have siprea a Ths r;h,e /;
logic that is embodied 70 s,, when you address IL
!. bss M efect--there 70 no conscience 'ne
Though he peace a. ,h., nlncI thai induced
"a Tor Sharps rites and fof Ihae pIuo~ '''"'
80. New England men to nss tneH''
w., ,ssnsc, has Beecher himself fer "the b''
81. ,.ha, he thus speaks of II i, What respee'
Ia , nrofessed minister Of the Gospel, for the
,.cred volume. when he thus shamelessiy deelN.t
that there is mere moral power In one u .a,,.
rifles so far as the SHAREHOLDERS OF hsnsN'
cerned than in hundred Bibles Wa. r.
has he for the peaceful teachings Oh -. ,.h.d
from the sacred desk. breaches war ~. -,
as preferable TO the Gospel An open 49,
claim respect at least for fra"NneS' ~
.steals the livery of the Court Oh heA'eA " So
the Devil in :" deserves the UNIVERSAL
execration of all mankind.
We pass by his abuse Oh hans@s ''"'
Fan nnou the ground that they are as bad as re-
resented his blasphemous illusions to the Bible
are equally objectionable. When the Master whol1
Reeeber processes to serve, appeared on earth nc
mads pubcans and sinners the objects OF his pee"'
liar kindness He did not preach of Shsrps rifles nor
any other weapons of war II he ever suffered
the language of severity to rest upon ms tongue
/, was when he denounced selfrighteous hypo-
critics Nor needwe comment upon beecher sac
display of valor in a Brooklyn pulpit. We 81"
pect that, If he were really put TO the test ~
would be found in the same category WIN De"
cose preacher ia Scotland, who, having eneoureeu
his flock to battle, was found, in the neat Oh INC
action, snugly ensconced behind tree. heh
asked what be was doing there, he replied that ne
WAS wrestling in prayer"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08
Concert for the Poor.

A grand concert is soon to be given in this city
for the benefit of the poor. We are assured that
the best vocal and instrumental talent of Richmond
will be enlisted on the occasion. From all we can
learn, it will be musical feast of an extraordna
ry character; and considering this and its noble
object we hope 1t may attract great multitude
This severe season has been terrible and, in
many cases, q fatal one, for the poor. Common
humanity demands that something should be done
for their relief, and we know no more agreeable
mode of performing this bounden duly, than that
proposed by those who are getting up this concert
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08
A Sectional Triumpii.

We believe that all the officers elected by the
Black Republicans of the House, are Northern
men Should they ever get into power in the
Union, no Southern man will be permitted to hold
office in Washington, and perhaps even the Gus
tom Houses and principal Post Offices of the South
as well as the Federal Judiciary and its officers
" Ill be filed by Free Sellers, sent to the South
We shall then have the outward badges, as well
IS the reality of province, conquered country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08
raLEoRAPHIC NEWS.
,rroRrEp FOR THE DfsrATcH.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Feb 7-Seane-Mr Cas- Qua
,ubmited resolution directing the commune a.,
naval Affairs TO consider the expectancy VI -" ~
arease of the Navy .;,,;,,., car ,h
t;ayernTent printing, binding and engrasing, ane
arexolu,ion directing the Finance COMMITTEE 10 re
port the general appropriation ON. - -.
Hoase-Mr Grow, OF "a gave no sn,,, =. as ),
tention to introduce BILL 10 Seeu'e y
NJ MIllson. of Va gave notice of bill, to repea
'. ~. .m,borising the establishment of a Sava
Retiring Board
ing committees
The election of Printer was postponed
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L>KESH ROLL BUTTEK.--A few boxes
L and barrels of nice Family Butter receiving and
or sale by fe IS J. i FRY
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spr,cIAL NOTICES.

f1r Immediate Relief for the Psor.-A
meetip 81 those friendly to the adoption Ct nea-
sr for he relief of the poor OF Rockets ana us ",
s = I'M he held AFT the house of r. u. Haskfns on
Ills FRIDAY evening, 9Th inst, at half past
Lei all come prepared TO contribute promptly, III
II, e,op measures for future action 1he SITUATION VI
many ist's FRIENDS TO HUMANITY.