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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

THE LOTTERY BusNEss.-Maryland is one of
the few States that now legalizes Lotteries, but
even she has has provided for the extinction of
all lotteries after the expiration of the term for
which the present lottery grants are issued
Lately new kind of Lottery gambling has ari..
sen and been carried out to such.an extent by
certain sharks and hangers on of these Of
fees, that the papers haze come out with an
exposure Their AaSd0s 0psr.adi is described
as follows:
They take up bets to any amount, from three
cents upwards, that q certain number In a speci
tied lottery will not be drawn from the Wheel
1t the number IS drawn, they agree to nav four
times the amountthe victim has betted If the
better not only lays his wager that a particular
number will be drawn, but also indicates its no.
sltlon IN the drawing, they promise to pay him
90 times the amount of his bet-all of which, if
he happens, for a wonder, TO be successful. he
may get-if he can. For several consecutive
weeks during the past year, the mania ran upon
the number -. F!fty-oNe Drawings took ptacc
DetOfs ct made its dPpettnitce. In one day five
Thousand dollars, in small sums, were received
for bets on this particular number; and the
whole amount realized during the run is said 10
have amounted to upwards of twenty-five thou
sand dollars. During Christmas week single
policy shop took bets on No. 10 to the amount
of $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
vIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Jan. IS, 1856
4 resolution of inquiry was offered by Mr..
Steenrodin relation to incorporating the sprigg
House, in the city of Wheeling.
BILLS PASSED
Senate bill to authorize the voluntary enslave-
ment of Thos. Jones, free man OF color, in the
county of Culpeper.
Senate bill toincorporatc the AEilIboro & Warm
Springs Turnpike Co.
House bill to authorize the county court of Isle
of Wight to contract with the proprietors of any
bridge ferry therein for the free paSsageof the
same, by the people of said county
An act to authorize the paylnentfor repairs to
the Governors house and to provide furniture
therefor, as amended by the Committee en- FL
nance in the Senate, ayes 81, noes none.
TO amend the 4th section of chapter 30 of
the Code, so as to increase the compensation of
the witnesses in criminal cases, attending from
beyond the limits Of the State-ayes "a, noes
none
In the House the Governors communication,
(Which will be found elsewhere in our columns
in relation to the erection of a monument in
commemoration of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, was read, ordered to be printed, and re-
ferred to the Com. on Finance.
The Senate bill authorizing the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad Company to construct direct
road from Charlottesville to Richmond, came up
as unfinished business andwas further discussed,
amended and passed
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DC an @ reTnain a Iong tIme.

GREAT TrPoeRAPMcAL FEAr-The most re.
Insrkable of all performances in the way Of rap
id publication has just been effected by Phila-
delphia frm-Messrs. E. H. Butler & Coin
placing before the public their edition of the
third and fourth volume of Macaulay's History
Of England The whole process was accomplish
ed with degree of speed hitherto unriralled,-
The London edition contains 1900 octave pages.
otthis large work The types were picked up and
set, the pages stereOtyped and printed and cop
les of the first edition of ten thousand copies
were in the hands of the publishers, bound, with
in fifty working hours from the commencement
of the work
Such speed should astOnish the London pub
fishers. When their edition was already stereo-
typed, and 10000 copies ready for delivery, they
announced the fact and $4,000 subscribers pre-
scntcd themselve, The publishers asked de-
lay of one month to prepare the additional It,
600 copies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
REVOLT ON BOARD OF AN
AMERICAN SHIP.

TWO HUNDRED AND FIETY-oSE MEN KILLED.
The following letter, addressed to Elwood Wal
ter, Esq, Secretary OF the Board of Underwriters
of New York, tells frightful story:
Extract Of a letter to E',coad Walter, Esq, See:
de-, Neas York.
MANILA, Nov 9Th, 1855.
DEAR SIR:-We iucioSe an account of a tragical
occurrence on board American ship 'WaEerly,"
which vessel took Collies on board at Swallow for
Calloa, and putin here on goth ult, for an officer
Capt. WeIlrnann having Gieda few days before
There are many conflicting accounts US TO the
amount of sickness on board; anda notice publish
ed in the official gazette here, which VIC inelose
asserts that Capt. Wcllman died from dyscntery
aud many of the Coolies from the sans disease
We are informed, however, that but two of the
Coolies died between Swallow and this place, and
that Capt. Wellmanns complaint was dysentery
SO that there seems to have been not the slight
est necessity for ordering the ship into quaran-
tine and as the first officer of the "Phonixn was
quite willing to ship in her, with the consent of
Capt. HOMER, of the Phoenix, it is most unfortun-
ate that the "Waverly" was not allowed to pro-
coed at once on her voyage.
After proceeding to the anchorage ordered
preparations were being made to take the body
Of Capt. W. on shore, when the rising of the
Coolies occurred. 1t would appear by evidence
since collected that there were but few trouble
some characters among them and almost imme
diately, after 4 few shots from the crew, which
killed and wounded two or three Coolies only,
the rest retreating below. Tile matches We're
put on, and chains or other heavy things placed
upon them. Things remaiuedin this state until
the Agents could hear from the chartcrers ofthe
vessel Upon removing the matches, it was
found that numberwcre sutfOcated. Upwards
Of forty bodies were taken out, when the Coo
lies were again ordered below, and the bodies
thrown overheard. Eventually, as we hear, it
was found that 800 had persisted; part, as cx-
animation has proved, from the effect of boiling
water poured down the Matches and the remain
der from Sutfocation. 1t is believed that the
measures taken were unnecessarily harsh, and
that the rising was quelled almost Immediately,
with very triiiing loss of life among the Coolies.
In consequence, certain parties are now impris-
oned here, and ajudicial investigation is now in
progress.
The Boston Post, of the 18th, mas the follow
ing:
The ship WaverIy, which put into Manila to
bury the body of her late commander, aud the
suifocation of the Coolies occurred, las mention
ed in our paper of yesterday, is owned in this
city by Fhaddeus Nichols and others, aud the
deceased captain was Il welE-known ship-master
of this port aud brother Of William 4. Well
man, Esq, late Deputy Collector. The ship
was chartered at Annoy to carry Coolies from
that place TO Gallon, aud was on the voyage
when the sad occurrence took place. The mate
of the vessel, Mr. French, was also well known
in this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

The Niagara Falls Gazette has the follow
ing, under the head of 'orhe Bridge-Adveu-
turc:" -"Previous to Saturday, ice had formed
up to Goat Island, and the landing could be made
from the Canada side This is circumstance
Of very rare occurrence. We are informed that
such thing has not happened for the last twenty
or twenty-five years. This fact lends roman
tic character to an adventure of Chas W. Jones,
Z NJ. Clark and II. a. Race, on Thursday of last
week. These gentlemen were the first to cross
to Cost Island. After leaving the ferry stairs
they crossed to the Canada shore, and from
thence struck directly back to Goat Island and
assembled the Biddle Staircase
Just before the party reached the Island they
discovered an iceberg coming down from near
the Horse Shoe Falls They Judged it to be
about one hundred feet square and twenty feet
thick Standing as they were on neck of ice,
between the American Fall and the approaching
iceberg" they were not without apprehension
as4to the result Of the conclusion. The monster
struck, was arrested in its downward career, and
made large addition to the iiel6 on which they
stood Since then many others have gone over
the ground" but on Saturday the ice broke
away near the Island, since which it cannot be
reached in that direction. The ice at the ferry
bids fair to remain long time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
AYER,s cHEKRY pEcToRAL

FoRthe rapid of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness BrOn
chltis, whooping Cough, Asthma Ccnsumnti is uni
very known the best remedy YET discovered for
every variety Pulmonary 50 vide the field OF
its usefulness aud the cases q s cures that al
most seeton OF the country Scuns IzIsuns pub
licly known, have restored Alarming and even
desperate Diseases Of Lungs b uss When srcd
superiority every other medicine kind, S
apparent escape Observation, virtues are
known v public longer hesitate what antiiote employ
for the distressing dangerous Affections punona-
rs organs, which incident Ste BY as timely
many, almost ~ disease upon Lunss
Throat arrested and sh many thousands
year from premature grave. No family should
without and ose ahc do neglect pro7ide themselves
with remedy which wards or this dangerous
eases will have eplOre when late. Proofs
she surprising efficacy OF tic Cherry rcctor
given to ths American peOpehey have living proofs
every neghhOrosd. Ia: those who wish the state
those whose health has been and whose
lives have been by its use, viii find them in ily Amer
ieas Almanac, which the agent below named las furnish
gratis FOR every one
Prepared by DE-. J. c. AVER Ldre!!, assaehrsctts-and
sold by all Drugssts in Wheeling.
A. c. GOOD 4 CO, Wheeling,
dcS Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

PnrvILEass OF THE PREss,-The Evening Journal
speaks wisely and well when-it says: "The per-
son who undertakes TO push quickly into public
favor his speculation in a singing woman,
tragic woman, a lecturing man, racing steamer,
a new route of travel, marble slaves, canvass
angels, comic, or melodramatic boOks-without
ardently and wisely invoking the aid of the
Newspaper Press, is profoundly ignorant of his
business. Journalistic favor is purchased dirt
cheap with free tickets. These cost nothing
represent indeed only so much square surface of
unOccupied sitting places, with its appurtenant
atmosphere-the appurtenance too often being,
of kind to be avoided To whatsoever extent
the so-called privileges are conceded to the
Press, the concessors are vastly the gamers
Considered as a compensation for indispensable
services rendered, they should not be mentioned
on the same day with dimes, half dimes, cents,
or mills Tho Press has ever found and ever
will find, its privileges to be costly"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
.CITY NIATTERS.

An extra allowance recently granted 10 some
of our city officers, has brought up the question
of compensation to city officials, which is being
discussed with considerable warmth by many of
our cIrizens, this granting of ''extras'' bearing
on its face that their compensations, as provided
byordinance, is inadequate to the duties requi-
red by the city TO he performed We do notin-
tend, in this article, 10 discuss that question;
but as only one portion ofour fellow-ci.izens are
enlightened by the publications, showing the
facts, and ordered by the Council, we deem it
our duty to lay before our readers the figures as
they appear in the official report. The City
Sergeant, in the way Of salary and fees, has re-
ceived the SUN of s., 647 9s; Superintendent of
Water Works, 81, 724 II; City Treasurer $4Oo;
City Attorneys g., 1Oc; Tailor of Ohio county
Tor city criminals 1913 so; fees to Aldermen
1904 81; Sheriff of Ohio county for costs in city
cases s6o5 SO; Chain Gang S475 so; salaries Of
Night Watch 81 ,2O4; Street Commissioner in
disbursement and salary $3.50 90. Now in
all conscience, with the exception of City Treas
urer, the figures appear high enough. But We
give the figures as we find them, and leave our
readers to make their own deductions and COM
ments, remarking, as wejustly ought, that these
sums appear to be only amounts paid upon sala-
ries, and not the sum total of remuneration due
by the city to its officials.
The Water Works, including salary of Super
intendent has cost the city for the last year. the
snug sum of 934, 4726S This, by many, is
considered an enormous expenditure of the peo-
pies money, claiming, as they do, that better
water works than we now have, excluding basin
aud pipes, could be erected for that money. We
are not prepared to express an opinion on the
subject We only state the argumentas We hear
it used upon the streets, and direct the attention
Of the reader to it, that, if any thing wrong has
existed, it may be avoided in future.
There is one thing that many of our readers
say they do not understand, and have asked us
to explain, viz:-That the city issued $2s5,OG
of coupon bonds for the purpose of funding the
city debt, which were sold at sacrifice of $685.
3ss.6l, besides commission TO New York
house for effecting sales, of $6,a5o.oO and $3.50
to somebody else, making total discount of
S6S, 1851, while it is claimed that the paper of
our city has been raised from an almost utter
proStration to be worth 80 cents on the dollar
Our readers should not ask US, at this time, togo
behind the official statement even ifby 50 doing
we could give them satisfactory expIanation.-
You have the figures as given in that statement,
aud we know nothing of the transaction other
than appears upon their face Il there is any
thing to be inquired into, our columns are open
for the reception of properly written communi-
cations for that purpose.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
FOB CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARs
DIP FIG INu,C.

ADAMS. Premium DaguerrrOtyPis ths pleasure Of
informing the citizens of Wheeling that he producing by
* - 1870 sVest, 1HIn0rOIyprs- TsOse
heretofore made in this city They such brancy
hOlduess and artistic 6nish excite the admiration
every one, including artists who have visited the most ccie
braed Eastern Galleries, who pronounce them hs they
tetrsa,c."
~ Five Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
Aiams. Remember te Gallery, Main and Union
streets. .dcIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

OVER dozen young men in this city have,we
learn, been proposed 10 by young ladies since
the inauguration of leap Feart{ We believe
that the modest SWANS have all RETIRED their
lowers to their PAS; and the prospect ia that
ere @ sets in, they viii all be paired and then
linked in that heavenly tie, so often and so
much unglof by one Tom SIoore.-Seaeed ID
Uertisrr.syT So Sss 1850 s 3 E Sos s-ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

The Lynn News tells a good story of two
boys, one,of HON Was bossting of the beauties
of his tather's house. It's got cupola,n sid
..fShst is it: his Interested companion-
AsVhy, Il heard father tell mother this morning.
that its going = have a g,orIqege on III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

WoR6s OF Moan wEBsrER.-It is supposed
that with the exception of the Bible, the lexi-
geographic works Of Noah Webster have the
largest circulation of any works in the English
language. Nearly POO, 600 copies OfW ebster's
Spelling Book were sold by one firm in this city
last year, and tits estimated that more than ten
times as many are sold of Webster's Dictiona-
ffths of all the school books Published in the
United States are sairi TO own Webster as their
standard. The State of New York has placed
10000 copies Mebster,s Unabridged In as many
of her public schools. Massachusetts, has sup
Piled 9,224s of her schools, nearly all; and Wis
cousin and New Jersey have provided al their
schools. Com. Ode.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

DrsNrssED.-The Presideathas carried out the
sentence of the recent court martial, of which
Col, Henry Wilson was the President, by dis
missing from the army of the United States Bre-
vet Mejor John C. Henshaw, captain seventh in
fantry, Z. s. 4; hiGsaid dismissal to take effect
from,the sth of January last. The charges I'M
der which he was tried were for disobedience of
orders, contempt and disrepect towards his COM
manding officer, and conduct unbeeoming an
officer and a gentleman; and grew out OF a diff
ficulty between the accused and Major George
Andrews, of the same regiment at Fort Arbuek-
lie, where the latter was in Command Wdsdipg
ton 3as.
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PenpIn.n1,nn,lihn,e


AR ErIoR:-FeasS aunonucsour worthy fellovs.citiuen
DANIEL DUNBAR the Peoples Candidate for tho orcs
of Superintendent of the Water Works, st the coming tar
ter HecsiOs. Jani. THE PEOPLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

J. C ACIEESoN, Esq, requests Us to gay that he de-
cnes the nomination for Council the Third Ward
janlI
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CLTTzEaS T2"SEE

Nix. EDITOR You vii please the following as
:e candidates. coming charter tlecton:
For Mayor: ALE, CALDWELL. For City Sergeant HEN
" CoNANT.- FOR Superintendent, of the Water Works
lIiNIEL DUNBAR. For Market. Master: DANL MURRAY.
jn1I' NANF CITIZENS,
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INDEPENDENT CTTzESS TICKET

City Sergeant, II, CoSAST Wharf Master J. C WILEY;
Collector of Rsyenhe jobs iItGiEs Street Commission.
JACOB AMIcK; superintendent of Water Works, DAN
TEL DUNBAR.
The above will be supported By the independent
the city at sl,e coming elcetioa. joss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

Mr.. EDITOR Please say that our old standby, JACOB
AMIcK, Is eanddate Street Commissioner Ills recon-
menIation he has been tried and not found wanting
JUS THE PEOPLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
HENRY SHARP.

alR. EOroE II take this means of informing my fellow
citizens that candidate m Wharf Master COM
ing election. THANKFUL for favors only sag that
II reelected serve them ', III. my slsl faithuincFs
inll" ROBERT HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

Hx EUrEok;-YOu VIII please announce Xr. HENRY CO.
jnss z..s-v, yz5l,v THE CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

ME. EDroH:-Please announce JOIr,; X MILLER as the
citizens candidate for the office of Collector of the City
Revenue.
inlT THE PEOPLE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

w-our difficulties with Great Britain, re
specting which, there are so many rumors, so
little really known prompts the NATIONAL ~
EEtLrGENczH to PROFOUND its enquiry, again.
Abiding to the statement that the Abolitionists
are resolved on suspension of diplomatic intar-
course, the Editor says
We should regard these statements with less
seriousness did they not derive consistency and
strength from similar statements, revived with
in two days past aud circulated and believed in
intelligent private circles in this city twas in-
formation such as this communicated to MS some
weeks ago, which induced us to intimate that
the Executive might be drifting into dit!icu /.
ties which the organization of Congress might
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
Truth stranger than Fiction. )

LET TIE 4FFZHcTED NEAR THE 7KS7YHoNy,
OF LADl.
W those who have the pleasure Of knowing her, We need
say nothing, but TO others remark uatsA desire TO
Orntht the suffering n'uceSe thus speak can APP
nscatc her JOY aud gratitude in being relieved from pain
after years Of suffering unaratlrd but those M there be
am WHO have suffered Ike her.
bliss s has Icing been resident this citvfor the last
ears has been successfully Conducting school az No $50
street Tbs happy change in her health subject
o. as'on'shnent ana joy 10 her numerous friends We ask
those Interested 10 Gallon her. She viii them more Of
her cure by MtHptoh'a 7nctts than She has t,I Thus
the public TO them Prom distant places We also hear
Of tue same happy result These facts with the concurrent
testimony OF thousands should Sccsm and lrsju.
dice to hide thrir heads and conCce that aptOs Tc.
ture is = wonderful discovery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

NEW BOOKS. FT
DORA and the Doctor;
Y Scenes in thelPraetice Of Sew York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by SIni osgood;
The Hidden Path by Marion IhirIani;
The School OF Life, by Anna Mary fI0wsi;
The Poetry and Mystery Of DreaTas by Chas D. Leland;
The Slave Of The Lamp, by VIM. SOrti
Which: the Right The Left!
Tie News Boy:
WOifcrt's Roost By Washington Irving:
Irroinrs Of History hy Mary p HeWetl;
Tie Wrinkles, the Merry Avnomaniacs;
Life among the Mormous
Rogers Treasures Of English Words.
Together with large assortment Of the best works in The
various departments of Literature.
For sale BY THOMPSON PATTERSON,
OcIS lii Main St
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Ma EnToE Please announce JEFF. sANGsTnS n. i
candidate for the office Of city Sergeant, at coming char
ter election, and oblss
jnll* nAsY VOTERS.
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CIT EL@ ION

eve charge Two DoLL.hs Inserting nominations to be
paid invariably advance not complying with th.
rule wiz understand why their do not appsar)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

Ma EprroR;-Pleass announce join PRICE as The Peo-
PIES Candidate for Collector OF water Rent sie coming
ehsrttr s'se'i9a,
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S4AI1 gox Is RscaxoNp.- The Petersburg
GE1 Iutelliigsnesrl learns that the s,nzlE pex IS
pley.ilips qn'e sivsi.y in ii 'hmond-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

sIS EnrroR-Piease announce that WIZ G HAIL viii he
supported for Collector of Water Rents at the coming cleo
tiOA, by majority OF y +l
jnes" VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

TO TIE FOzERS or ono cOrYTY
Respectfully myaeif a candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff, at the coming election.
jn2a W. T. sILBY.
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Sd ward Ticket for Council.

Sd Whrd Ticket for Council.
Ala. En1oR:YOu viii please announce the name Of JOHN
HAMILTON, JAS ". PAXTON, JOS. C. AcHESON, E. H.
FITZHUGH and az candidates for election
to City Council, and obllse Z 81
dcsl - q CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

Ex-GoyERNoE BtatER,-AIF. Rigler has written
to Nj. Mckinley, of Aarrisburg, sitting that for
many months past he has been the open adyo-
cate OF Mr: Buchanan for the next Presidential
nomination. sir. RiGler adds that IT is his IN
ssutiOn, when At Washington city in the apari-
y OF a Senator, TO promote the nomination of
this statement By every proper means, and he
will to the same sxteataid his election, should
6e become the nominee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

BIZ. Epr"s;-I with to announce myself as candidate
for reelection to the oce of Street Commissioner feel
under obligation fsow-ezen= their SURFACES at
:he last election ard viii BE thankful for Iavors Of this
Kind at the n.1t.
ianlt% HENRY SHARP.