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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
MIsCELI.ANEOU
one Renedv f5r5one d.,

III -1-1 -@1sezGe2t kls-E
II Asz- ca Pa 1. rs -rssssss-- - .s..1 4 = ~
n -El-e = 4s1nitae = n n - -
E1As-- 1l<Esss * ISe=4 E.--.r.-.. -, - Z,
= "a Ia - lssz ssr ! 49, = s.
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= - : :, e.a4 ! r. 11-s sesrzE va
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7s AS less s1.s x EesEz1zss Iass q sss1
1870 ~ - s-azsssA- s-ss.z {
EslEslre =
EcT e11-le1r Azss 80. -
49, ~ ms h-.=s $40 lisa Dr. rraslsls
.n,-s1 szz-s haee n EAze4 ss.r<rl.lT 80 -
El<EE1 1.rzESzE1-
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FAX II. GESILENE2T
EAzE ra=as=e sz5.--zs ~ z-s--ss szss
= sae r.l=. - EExe szsz ne
cs.s sazse= szsck & CISslz S1sszEzss-es
- ses-<A 81 & Cess Fz--
sal,eE s.s hs. EE great -zrs t-.rz =. -
49, hG-S saa Eal1s7isl s=Ei-s 49,
H 1h IS = allF <y s1rr-s = ---s b<s-r q =.
sSF fsz I,al sairl y a.
- = sel-- <lse n 1ae 1z=ssz .asss x--ezsl
= sra1 Z seA-t-.s-. : = sAses = - Elos, ~
! Sz@ sEsz4zs=1lEIz-s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

FE0F O. J. Eoo1= E7ll rs1sEssIrr = I -
g1zT Hay E-ser-z-zTe. szcac1.s lr4,s.
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saiE3
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zttz- ihsez.l
rgH1r- Il also a11EEE EE 100
Az l1cislEs ire.sy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
IKE Nay oTzfEEs. 70 1r1z
GEEAE TIEICES o.
HAEFI0ES FEGZZ2EkE ZZEcZTREgf


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ES-ea- ssh. es-zzs1 --=1s1 A4s tsz-zas
SO . sss Es1- e tzezzF-s1. 49, ssree.,5
ID - 80 St-s i-sss1E - - = = esas
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ezz- tsss ~ = epzlsszzs EAel
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= - - - -. - - - g eezs ssss
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e 49, Va Nv sse-1- Es5z-e1 sk=5-ss
DKATH ETLss
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TIlegE coHEsn
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-ss - tzkestre assies fsst lz-.T-E s.z=
- ~ z.os = szsless sszs Z soza3 s-rs- eR
49, = Ssess5l s-srs sa1a5
f=-1Aer S--G Hs-p- "a SAY - - - -
zEsa Ee==-.I = - FEere. ~
4Ls1e. IAz.s s5geasss fls-s ga q szT1- 4 !.
= i.ss1ss ' I. E.ay rsl4 ~ 81 sss 49,
8ss.5ss@s, I7sssasss Tz.sa4rs.s
E1iII.S " sz.zaSE11s.
Ss- = 800 street.
Sss-rsnez-h q Frzzs 81
HBz eRkzT keREge KzDn1gxs
III Gs-teI sssSss 419E % IHs SfsIssN-
SoKETHZ3E xB0ET EkEPTcysS TEygFERE-To
SER 70 = -SEF,FEGEES
l4ai saasss s-se sslsssF 5 s q osssss =
ULA 2n EHEEslaTISsi IA = 5szses = -
se9s--.s ees eesz tZlly szsesl = sse 49,
go X E<s;-- S. .s.s.sss.5es-
Sly IOzzIs1zzL atoEsE1r.
.---p-,.. 49, ..-.. - sss H-'szE-y. : =
w.. e.. = $3.50 z--E- = E--z---s
* e. : 80 = = s 5 : = 8. @ ss =. -
1e.s= So zs-as CEse.'el
a.sss xH1az.
Isssss ers-Arasss 4 .:s5ss c. =
= ~ ssss -. .sss Z ss- sass Is ~
80 IIElsszIi-1E SzEsEIssszx
JOBSt CIR EA T jobs BONNETS.
CssosESEI. e-.-s Z Ess-.sss ssss.assssss
- tssssz : Z Ezzs5. Il = lave
~ q = <sss ssss-- seea :. EAs--l.E
= he1ss Esss.ss-lsssss ssssss75
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

-Ed<- > 1.1--saEFz2E ELze-Sezsaes
Ear Ers5l y9G lz ~ sullsgz-
Zlsz@ <SAss 40 slIzi. ~
1ns.E ez1ssT sHs fcssa.g Sgaa lzz<s srlra -
hsa E.see EezsE-zzsFe- -
-1e-- 80 zas1<t - had tS--
2E4 Azt sS.re 1s1rlse 1ezEzz.grz
1Esa-E 8=scErzszre5 hf5i-E5a
1Aszzs-G knsr E<.sg Il 1ssz. - g-EE EZs n
sa,zl-4 s=x = * Esras+r L
EF res,sezE 1l=z1s Ss=sa-z-.e
sas.-4 "a ,ses , lsGss-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
.sTElsa OF FarHIslc. as3 EroScaE7lz


"a EzE- eEIlEzI Ezrs1EAz- 9szGsE=-1E zaz=rz5azs
el-=s n Efs sElz- i rs se-Fe1
q e.-S1z,Eus. asE ez1.tzs -z=
sas aEs 2aAs-sG -ss- a5<sal - zs * Lar
- Xxx = rasgs. -.e.,ss.--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
MEDIGAI..
ALL H = I
SOMETHING FCR IHs 1EIELrosal
PROF WOODsSS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

W. CAAA L.. AzEfSE1esS 81 AL GID AKA
W Fu1-- - riis rl-sie-1Ei zlfEz
sa<k --sz kznz = l.
t11e llEE5E-- ne -
g ~ 1zi1s= nsE rs \ rs-zn-
~ s1- <a= A1a-. FEe=-se ks-, = E-1
eEerelie IL sre n Al ~ air--l a-s -
g. -sa -z.s ~ eas2. ~ Ez11s = ssass ~
Tlz= sir--
Ez- est sss--a- - -
ssspsz ~ -azsu- q -s1assssa,-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
sTEAnI MARRIE- mn.nn :.

S1111 MARBLE WORKS
TIE g - EEE 81. Es5EElrysl -
e-.esEsr. - - - 8 e1art
9I<ss ftiss
a.z szhise = - =
ll1sss-5 = - = s-s 90
~ 80 NJ --zs = - - = .az
ssssz- E-rtE1l-K - - s-ccE
4s+s ziU-k s1iz.as = 49,. =.
zyf-s - ztEs.sSs. = ssse-z-e SIRE. ss.ls
- esE se- = -. 80 go & ssas-
rzesF- isszz sssssss = : tTsy- ss<k 8
sss : - - - - az 81 -
sse--e gsF=-as e. ~ -1a-.su. -
..lcElA > s1Efav
CO - Hs1-zzlIr c.
n Isssls Grad Stc1ss sarss-ss 8
S7sxz SCOTCH q + II
49, = -ae c<.elrztss F-it1-f1 80
s. SpEaszEc eosEPTs
z c5sE - - $3.50 HI IlrzS s.sr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
GoCR, Wao5RIxG oourz. TyFIrxSzs

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Ens-zzE Ara VI s5ezEzEs st=zfF Fiz- REr-uEszA
~ as= Es=sslE Ezasz=as
fGt- dfTFrs Ent sE c1es= e5Aeses < r81E-e1 ne =
ye| f-E=s==ss Ssz-s EzF<ez1-< ..z sza szz c1-
Fszz = -szsa=
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
lew its Use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

1EzxaoS Ts=resze- O. sEzszs .-r- L, *
sD5E- O. ;. EIue1-E=< S-s zzze rlszs--.s n a,zs
srrC=s
sezssa zsH- EsSssTzzFe n zLz ss9a. zF
1u-z1rsd Ezsznr 81 1z<z Eh=ssr asr1zs- n
Az E7z11s1s =2ss-- Ans =
zE-e rssd aIz=E
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z-sel1<4 - INK NJ E-zs-
1l-sl1=a-- Sr1azE- 1ess- 1zirssSzs El.E1
Se1rsz1= 1rF E5t z-snsssszI
s-1szs-s= tzt y - zas sls sfl aaEae M
h1 ssEI-slzs --lrE-s
hEE-, E35ic4 e-lu. Be=sA.
zssN1g zss- Yeas s-<is- HESZS Gc0DzIGz-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
: 5zIUMER d. IBB65TjT5S;so5iyIi "

~ esz=r1Ir zeat ky Esrees-T ssa-r =
~ ezs-E- q E1-ke< al.1 Liza IL ra.a --fr
9if1e1 - \ g Eses-<za. Eleza -
- F17sT g fEESA EA1sILT GEOGEzIES azs ~ tlks
al1+ = 81 = nag
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H-E ray - Il tx s-ers e Al tKs sss a ~
1s NV eaes TX Al Ebe SlEere-s kSzs q -1-{e-s Al
sSe14s- 50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
Steam Sniee WMks

an NV falg Frs5E-es % 6-zatzE Ss-=s saa s|-lF-
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E=1 ~ SeHrh 5l5res
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1azre .as So - --ece1a E.-aar. s=s= s.zas .-s.
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Es= slss SstteElsea asa -teE1Sr
2GEE- 7CEyEE-
E.saaea2 ezs1sEz=s, Naia
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
wszhIngEoa IAN Drug sioTe.

BULLS RECEO1 AfISIIJRA
4 SIZE EELEDF FzR THE FTEES
AAs sz-s- ss=a Lax Ezz-s-l= las
4E--e1 . ezsss E-4rz g. -
S1e=E Ears es1e slas -ases VA
F=s1- s<C11re r+zf- Al 1ATr
VI Lax c-sl1- l7=+sr-sS rsrs5fr =
E-e=s El5s Essrz-z n ! rssrtsT ~
z 1 te- Va E-y- 2 1Saeatz Pres E7ss-
. ~ Il = CErCA- EeF-
AEa slrEe AK. II slE-e- Se - al5l
s1re<1 sll. ; 4 G BIZ
PIE - CTS - s1etse-
Ls-<E Stzre- EESDEyEEEG EcEEzT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

L
:, Z v Eyrs- X - ze-ee. yex
Isl. sIs.ss : ee.a Il1azz szss-
1919 llr7es<-s. -
s-i, 411 y Rzrk- Czsea=a Tl.-rlar -, - i
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50 a NAeelzs n I1z-tlls { R1sssess = = ts-ss-
~. - tg.Er.lly
9zf ~ Izlsea SrHfsE ND czzzzss = e-4ss5
= - - - = = see.Ao
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
NOTICE

10 tae LoseFt ef H5sss made NrzHJaetrrss
eHd tAe T'sSi;e u g<As4aL
CHRISTIAN ELACk s=sslzss e AEs--
y tsetzr,n< nezesttr Hasisry ~ Asrr 49, -
6s1ress N.ntgr ssf, hssnEr s-Esa 80 10 Ma 81
$50 Ss<e - S=SEEzs51- Irt1ee. Wiz.
81 = FssAsos sese -. ~ eassszeTs A. a. san r
saSs a e15 raats hia al Hs stock bsa=g hszi
S7alts. A. sex ~
n Eat5Es szEses :. kzs la-s
,leI-.s as =. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

SoP,ELf.4ZRlLLo rLOUa..
90 DoANE z CUWGILI
SFl Carer Esafr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

Jewslry. Jewelryl
If ssssl = yezs=T = ksss1 . .-zzs ssa--sess
Fsssis 60 "a. ss-s e 1891 So sss g
Es1stzssse ssasz.-s I.z-a.
.I ST., go -. X
nv - S1 - s.t - -
H-aselets. Ara.sts. c-ass.s
-. s. - -. - -.
Masonic BegaIia.
n ss-s1izzs - ss sSr7se -
s.II5Zssy o. rssFF=- saslsss Z esz4s4sz
Nlezsz.a s-n p 1ls Ok
New Stock,
<419 ~ e E2s z s[Lsz sLzZzD
AttssE ssE 1z-z Z - =
I 3 - .spFe - = s4s I Essseesy la5l:e fz a.
ss.e - M =
.y6IS1 Ef5gEIYED
800 EsEEElz '1.ss s.t3sszls - pss=
: E..sa
4-1Esr llte1sr ~
- 14L14tEf DELAPLAIs-
eeaPsrior CIsaE setreas sEd T:5ett1s
n =. z - - sess - esssr. r-sszzle-
Aisr- r. Es.eE- B=svs z=l a. .ssss-1
- HI Eis q : -
y RI 5kiISSIS NOTIONS
- -lstzE<ls IL 49,
e. FfezSa So
sse-g < z<z = X - - -
Et- 1z1e s-5sEstsf
- Is EzIDsE C0ExER DErG sTozE
fEDHk4 FLOURI
N = ~. Sszs< sTIeasl
= kaezs fress Sso-n 5sezs, ~ rz.-fr--7 - =
- - - 4 = PEzIGRHEET-
Firt.barSh tsssffs
III ~ ELL I'D y ~ 49, -
~ eeeesre1 ~ - 1zle II srrfr
sEhife yTheaf Ffsag
- h1LtlszkD 0AEZE1S E1ssz Ne r-.sts ,s-...-
= ~ - rss<@rsz zsl ss- sale ~ -
t0scEszTz = - Es5szssS- t.s: .rsl-ss =
- ssz- szz esezzs f.r szts ~ = =
BUCK VIA n FI1LTR
pre- EHEzE Els-- q X 80 fzzs.-e .-sss
~ d. - ono. NIIs5s..ss
ssF 6 l.as,.: s,r, z .lisE s
= ss-s s-1sss zi-z--=ss zrt-s. ferszis y
Stocking Yarn.
- AsssE--z rszt .. ~ NJ ~
=, 80 GID NILs9s
~ yzs-rrz-s5-s ~ ~ $50 i
Z Legss ! CO.
~ ~ 4 Q 5000 CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
mnE m3iHr

~ tVs1 sartls y zlissres7 ss z-1s i
Est ks1 tAkes Ere asas=s fsst 1sas 1lrT.s yz=
"a AZ = szsese ss=1 raol5 ~ eE
s-EseE[A zaaEe - sIsssl, s1- va
"A fEfer 6+sz. say "a. n zsss a-sset
zzsz eeca- E.-s=af eSre1 z1zsae-Ezi z-sEI-a
sAll.s- lave ESsea sGt fas-= s3=1 =
y fEsesss W. rl6 ts s's2- te-zseTt. ~ ~
EEass5sssss T;sEss1sss Ts-sa,yss.
Ez1 vi sz5 - sas asz hare teE- 4. -s.i
s. Eizh - ze.tust te1st+s.c- -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
B4LukeEE NJ E01E

.Aea ursE-zsz = Eaisssss- n Cd ku.s.. sr,srs
BE te2sF5e= efz-y st==ss SD Ez-5ss -ssziss -.
e SeA oI5 EEss=L IeeE11ts = ~
Es-s-= Esy len - AKA .se-seFe-e Ia
aleEr for-se5, F5sc= ksa-s- 40
= 49, tsr1@a - $780, ss5eA F21zs-4s=s
ESne& tkk - lzT ~. Z
zsazs = sAsissEsE Ez= 4sssr sss fs-s
- la r. a1sas
c5a- pssE=s Eosly. zsss szzr zstr-sss
e 49, ~ nv se=- VS. Eea-eez - .8<rs ss=5-ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

ITElSKEIL SWEAEISsES have rsazvrlez ssTfe5 e
II Dress C4osss Talaas shsr u.-Sa
1--WE
c. 2na tAr dsal=ss nay ke Fei=4 = AZ cases.
Ho.s H-EG
h01L0WA4S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
FRESH sn7psy, Jas reSesFes x -
- E9rls BR1DSE CORNER DEUG STORE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

I TX = aEslsssTs ttertate Cafhollea1, r----
H Ave- ElEl3 EtssEk IIeoEalsts lS-rr-1- 1sst-s
: Asrse1ss Isseers- cf-zts II 3sEs-sfa tEEy
- Co-4!el - e sll1sE A-tsl- Tat CEarS-
SezEz-. ttssraEs P1s l1 tf1taez.. Hs3sFHyss E1r-,
CszzIlss Ilalr ElsS< o. 49,,
NsFIf tsresF4s, e Dr. (1ln=s Esls2ss Ard Ers
$500 eszl estg-51si
49, - s1ss - ~ Hls
81 4 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
Piano Fortes

0FESEp TETIs DAT. =asssz- los CeseE=rtsr 4 sszs
" ktAao Fprtes Wte SapeT4srfe zur ost
b-sas % ~ s=a-fts- An Sc s.s AZ 80
As 0s=r EsaEsFs. ssris1 ga zzeaaII Ez.o ~
SesysEss-ssy can = tho.s rhe vas. Al iassn=szs
foR ear Eae E;oek, RAD ~ saIs AZ So = Czsz
49, -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

William Robertson, who murdered
franklin Williams with the aid of the MUIR
dered mans wife, was executed at Holmes.
vile, Miss, on the Sth inst. He addressed
the crowd from the scaffold, endeavoring to
awaken their sympathies in his behalf. The
announcement of the sheriff, however. thathe
could expect nothing from the people in this
emergency quelled the rising tumult, and it
was not until this moment that the prisoner
appeared to look death in the face He fell
upon his knees and buried his face in his
hands, while the attending minister, Or. Lam
ey, with his hand upon his bowed head, sent
up in his behalf an impressive appeal to Hea-
ven. The prisoner continued upon his knees
until the moment he was launched into eter-
nifty.
A party hunting in Angelina county,
Texas, found in a cave wohuman bodies en-
tlrely petrihed, dressd in style neither In
dian nor European. The features and dress
were admirably preserved A garment which
must have resembled a hunting shirt, seemed
to have been worn by each, and partly pre-
served by petrifcation, was distinctly visible,
especially at its seams and folds. On the
waist of one was a buckle of pure gold, al
most three inches in diameter, securely i'm
bedded in the body. The features we've not
much sunken, the eyes were partly cloaed
and even traces of the eyebrows could be seen
plainly.
An old man named Wilson, aged IS,
who recently died in Miller county, illinois,
left directions that he should be sailed down
before being consigned to the grave. This
singular request was complied WITH and he
was buried in cavity of cliff at the depth
of fifty feet.
The London Times was established in
1885, by John Walter, and inherited by his
son, now member of Parliament 1t is VAL
ued at $3,740,000 Its principal editor has
an annual salary of $4,000, and its Paris
correspondent $4,000. Its advertisements
il is estimated, yield it SO, 900. 600 year, one
firm alone paying $l5O,OOo.
Eighty-six Peruvian Llamas arrived
recently at Havana, having been imported for
the Cuban authorities, by Nj Rohen, "a French
naturalist. A considerable reward had been
offered to the first person who should succeed
IN introducing these useful animals into the
Island, whore they are designed for beasts of
burden,
The National Intellgencer states that
fire took place on Monday night in the
southwest corner room Of the basement story
OF the south wing Of the Capitol Extension,
at Washington, which consumed almost its
entire contents before 1t was discovered.
A California lover writes TO his sweet
heart thus i---"Leven yeres is rether long to
kort gal, but lie hay yu yit Cate"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

The LINCOLN FAMILY.--A writer in Gin
cinnati (Ohio) Gazette mentions the following
interesting facts concerning family, the sur
viving members of which are still held in high
esteem in Massachusetts =
The paragraph in Fridays Gazette relative
to the three brothers Washburne, all members
of Congress, reminds me of an other New
England family, which comprised a remark
able amount Of talent, character and success
in life. At the funeral OF Madame Lincoln
at Worcester, Massachusetts, some twenty
five years since, she was followed to the grave
by four sons two of whom were then Gov
ernors, one Senator, and the youngest was
soon after a member of the House of Repres-
entatiyes, viz Enoch Lincoln, Governor of
Maine; Levi, Governor of Massachusetts, /;
John w, then Senator, and William, soon
after a member Of the House. Her husband,
who died few yssrs previous, had been At.
torney General Of the United States, Lieut..
Governor, and subsequently acting Governor
of Massachusetts, OF such families any State
may be proud.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

REPUBLICAN MEETING.-The Republicans of
Worcester assembled in large numbers at Horti-
cultural Hall, last evening" to hear the report of
their committee on organization. P. Emory Al
drich, Esq, presided. The report of the COM
mittee on organization was adopted for constitut.
ing Republican Union" Association, with a
President eight Vice Presidents, two Secreta.
ries, and an Executive Committee of eight. We
shall publish the Constitution, with the names Of
the officers of the Association, in our next.
After along discussion on several series of res
olutions and amendments proposed, it was voted
that it was inexpedient to make any nomination
for city officers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22
LOCAL NEWS

Cry WATER PRoJRcT-Mr. NIB. Inches,
civil engineer, has reported to the City Council
the resutofhis investigations in regard to obtain.
ing supphof pure water for this city, from
Henshaw Pond in Leicester. The quantity of
water proposed to be obtained for the use of the
city is 100000 gallons daily The quantity
which can be obtained from this source is 800,
200 gallons daily, leaving surplus of 100000
gallons daily. The pond is 325 feet above the city
level, andin order to diminish the force of this
great head of water, it is proposed to make small
reservoir in Cherry Valley of the capacity of about
l,5O0 200 gallons which will take off 40 feet o.
head. The pipes from the pond to the city can
be laid in the road, and the expense of the I'M
dertaking, exclusive of land damages, is estimat.
ed at $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

MEETING oE AUTHORS, BOOKSELLERS, &c.
On Saturday afternoon, Nov. 81, at three
o'clock, there will be a meeting of the authors,
editors, publishers, booksellers paper deal
ers, printers, and others connected with the
trade, in Boston. at the rooms of the New
England Emgrant Aid Company, No. Win.
ter street, to hear an address from Hon. Eli
Ihayer, NJ. C.. elect from Worcester, upon the
present position Of affairs in Kanzas, and the
method for the peaceful establishment of free
institutions there. A meeting was called for
Thursday morning. but as no notice had been
gwen through the public press, the attendance
was rather small, and the meeting, after
brief but clear, able, ana convincing ad-
dress, adjourned to Saturday. The call for
the first meeting was signed by William H.
Prescott the historian, Professors Longfelow
and Lowell, Nathan Hale of the Aavertiser,
/. M. Brewer of the Atlas, Phillips, Sampson,
& Co., John p. Jewett & Co., and other prom
Inent firms IN the book business. We had the
pleasure Of hearing Mr.. Thayer, and must
confess our admiration at the ability he dis
played. Much as has been said and written
about the unhappy territory, we are sure that
the matter was never so clearly presented. Of
the operations of the Emigrant Aid Company
we believe that the community are wofully
ignorant.-B Boston atlas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

A REMARKABLE MAN.-Our city contains
one Of the most remarkable men that we have
seen for long time. He is over IO4 years of
age, and his mind does not appear to be the
least impaired, as he converses freely upon the
different subjects, more especially of our rev.
olution, in which he figured extensively. His
name is John Shenandoah O'Brien. He is
half Indian, large and well proportioned, pos
sessed of robust and powerful constitution.
He participated in the battles OF Brandywine.
York, Trenton, and Germantown, and in the
former he received severe bayonet wound,
the marks of which are visible on his breast.
The united tribes of Stockbridge and Broth
ertown were led by him into the field under
the commend of Gen. Brown. = Wilmington,
Del, Republican. U
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

RuMoRED ENVOY EXTRAORDINARILY TO New
GRkNADA.-- Washington, Nov. 20. The Hon.
Isaac f. Morse, formerly member of Congress
from Louisiana, and who has also held the
post of Attorney General of that State, is ex-
pected here in day or two, when he will re.
eeiye the appointment Of Envoy Extraordi.
nary 20 New Granada. His duty there will
be to endeayor 70 effect an arrangement with
the New Granular government in reference
to the claims Of our citizens against that gov.
ernment arising out Of the massacre at Pana.
ma in April last, and also as to security
from repetition Of such outrages. A num-
Der Of cabinet meetings have been held in re.
gard 70 this matter, but as yet no definite con-
clusion has boon arrived at.-Coy. ~. X
Herald,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING IN KANzAs-
We publish this morning the appeal of the Ma
tional Kanzas Aid Committee to the Christian
churches to make a Thanksgiving offering to the
distressed people who have gone to Kanzas in the
right Of American citizens, and under the protec-
tion Of the United States laws, but who in viola
tion Of both, have been despoed Of taer property,
hunted from their homes, and subjected to all the
oatrages that could be inflicted upon them by
rufian violence, directed by abused authority
We are glad to learn from the Providence Jour
nal that several Of the churches in that city have
already made arrangements for liberal response
to this appeal, Let Worcester not be behind in
sucha worthy movement. 1t is one to which eve
~ city in New England should contribute, III pro-
portion 70 its means Boston will undoubtedly
respond to New York, , in the matter The Proyi.
dence Journal well remarks - 81
" This Christian liberality is the more graf
flying because 1t is manifested in the face Of
3 the constant denial by the slavery papers that
amy real distress exists in Kanzas, and the
constant assertion that the funds contributed
have been misapPlied. That some unworthy
people have taken advantage of the public lib.
erality is very possible. 1t would be strange
wero u not so but we do not believe that
any charity has often been more faithfully ad-
minstered or more gratefully received. At
any rates those who are not willing TO trust
their contributions TO such security, are not
obliged 10 make them. They might, at least,
suffer those who are better disposed to do SO
IN quiet.' ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

The CRIMINAL COURT, which has been several
weeks in session in this city, Chief Justice Mel
len on the Beuch, has been occupied principally
with appealed liquor cases, on most Of which the
jury have been unable to agree. On Thursday,
Daniel t. Howard of Franklin, arraigned upon an
indictment for setting fire to and burning his cot
ton mill in Sutton, some five years ago, for the
purpose of obtaining the insurance, plead not
guilty, and gave bail in $1,000 for his appearance
hereafter for trialH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

ATwooD's ADJUSTABLE CARD RAoK.-This is
a new and simple invention, for the purpose of
posting up business cards in such way as to
keep them always before the public, and to ena.
BILE the public always to help themselves to a card
for the purpose of reference or direction. Mr..
Atwood, the inventor, who appears to BEL genu-
inc Yankee, has taken orders from many Of our
merchants and business men for these card racks,
and in few days will have them arranged at the
depots and other public places in the city. They
will be found very convenient as a means of ad-
yertising by the circulation Of business cards
and we shall be very happy to print such cards at
a lowrate for as many Of Mr.. Atwood's customers
as may choose to give us call