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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-19
keystone State,
CAPTAIN R. HARDlE,
AND
State of Georgia,


Will hereafter form Weekly Line to Philadepha, sailing
ev9ry Saturday. alternately from Savannah and Charles
ton as follows:
TLe keystone State will sail from Savannah the follow
ing Satrrdays-Apri 18th and 26h, May 10th and Gath,
June 7th aud 2st Leaving Philadelphia tbs alternate
Saturdays II, .
Tie State Of Georgia will sail from Charleston the fol
lowing saturdays-Apr 5th and 18th, May Sd, 18th and
8lst June l4h and 18th Leaving Philadelphia the alter
nate Saturdays,
In strength speed and mmodatons these ships re
flly eguat to any running the coast Inland navlgR
on 6U miles on Delaware River and Bay; two nights ct
sea. ,r~
FOR NIAGARAFA FALLS THE LAKES AND
CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
These Lres both connect at Philadelphia with the Great
Northwestern Railroad Route through TO Niagara Falls or
Buffalo in l6 hours from Philadelphia. Through Tickets
with the privilege of stopping at Philadelphia and inter-
mediate points, for sale by the Agents IN Savannah and
Charleston. -,
4s- Fare to Niagara Buffalo, s2S; to Elmira, $2Gj
to Uauandagua, S27. - u,
Agents at Philadelphia, HERON MARTIN
Agent at Savannah, G. A. GRElNER.
Agents at Charleston 7. s. d T. e, BUDD.
or1O'5f-3md
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-19
FARE REDUCED TO 81 FROM NASHVILLE TO

VvIA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia and
v Wavpesboro For seats apply at the General Stage
Uiioe Leaves Nashville Sundays, Wednesdays and En-
davs ot az a m DECEIT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
New Arrangements.

New ArranBemenLS.
TTAvISG associated my brother, Vim. Ming NeOt, with
msln the Brush, Variety and Toy business, and taken
the stand No. 1O9 Main street formerly occupied by him in
tha Trunk and Harness business and fitted Il up in = hand.
acme manner, hope stu to have the visits Of those who
have so kindly favored me, and any others Who may want
Enythtngil my line. The style Of the firm will be D. Hieoll
DANIEL E1coLL.
~ 1oSaE RnR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
EAR AND EYE.S,
Drs. e DmEnoI
GUAISTSANl

III =, shssttu y ousrst thoSe iGeFfnvte
GlFal49te Anral remedies, Ehishs 49, "a rDeainesS A.
ftureatlS three thousand eaSeS Of ebharn,sI SSsa saeeeaaj
remsdlssh9SeR een prenonnceI6y EbrSs44nes3! ms
FmestwonaerAh ever applet for SEssss y London, as n
middle ear, They cotnnriss tlfsr.rnse o~ftnternal =,
lrteas diseases thae eject the nxtgrnsfSS SSsseS Ter Tie -
thedsease y eophped to the eSternsI "a. .SattaAe ear
apparent on the ith or siSthdar. Dr' IPKe1Istis! Eject sn
G6eFSi htteFNt ensaS when the earl ns+rs.SasSN tNirRaNs
ton. lie has eighteen certificates from tSoSS IN ls f6fuA
deaf tfomtntahe Whose hearing now FSrss !aoh9Tebe ~,
and they are nov enRblei to EeQfa ~ lsEpasstetS rcstoFtF
tRentS-SeYenhundted cases of deaniess bsSgfe9gtI Ors
fallytrsated By. hln. Certificates to fI,st ~ eesn tuecesI
on application sAeetUay Il -.
All sases efdsafnesS arising NON isho,,m
eaGal, or even peI30tdttOn Of the ttsrEg,5s.NtteH nil.
usually called tic tEtran = fafaTRasdToS oS%Saeg HRpqRi
brake of the tHsRpdRH0s and austshfiS ny Maest n5s.
llttfon Of atRcRss nGrroGSaq fse9ioass 1890 !. SttA aeEsSS
or2Ghen the disease can be traced TO SKI. 3foG11S m
ltous, Bilious or Intermittent Fever, Colds tSs gpAuI ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gatherings 10 no as = efQ1nlss
&C., the sense eanStn .hettfIg eesrY ia{trpr4 ~ :" si3koSI
Where q want Of secretion Is AppGfent, tbsa = EetstA..
being dry and Sealr; when! the dea fness q s41Iety S4ns7
lnoies In the ear, like ruStling Of lsRrrs e5SSSSgsmlpanled StS
falling water, raging Of bells, p~nlsations. 5I.iISsoaSe Of Insect
ter, whenitnfn STOPPING position a Sensation tSt1n = otnit
oIEotooIt 70 the head hadtAken place : Wbsr - STARS
perfectly acute where there ia much noIsr =. I a 9esFtsa
tn duh and cloudy weather, or when cofI iS Sn less aoSt
rs, course pursued By DR. LEBRUS is cosstI SseS tstE,
IA. DuFroN, the only practitioner in N. ,.,,.,
VINO PEecnsSAths new, Painless, and succe.sf,I SSnea
try o.her means have failed to AFFORD relirS" ~ Nhstsss.
sach q fair and Impartial trial. Patient. he issa Al
part. eHsu1sS sent to aaJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
IN NFALLIBLE CURE

Jr1r, 1855.
Or. Rastatt-sGr: Having analysed = bottle Of your
NORWOOD Cordial, and tested It's various qualities, 1 take
great pleasure in giving my testimony In Il. favor, IS the
articles composing 1t, being entirely vegetable, arc perfectly
safe, and such as any unprecedented hysSian would not hes
Itate to prescribe to his patients. ] have administered It to
my wife, whose health for some time paSthasb been exceeding
" feeble, and It has strengthened and invigorated her great
IT,. ! therefore reeommGn It with perfect confidence to
the public in all cases Of Dyspepsia, Debility, and all other
dIseases for which It Is Recommended.
Yours truly, J.. ". PEREIxSoH, II. D.,
SS Camden street, Baltimore.
nU-For sale by HATST4TT& CO, No. Sc Howard street,
between Pratt and Camden, Baltimore, and by Druggists
WI ARMSTRONG,
nv1s Wheeling, Td.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
Selling Off at iCost.
OuEENSWAR

VTTE respectfully invite our citizens, and country mer-
w chants who are rcplenIshing their stock Of China,
GIasI, QusensWaFe aud Fancy Goods, to examine our stock
before Eolngi East or purchasing elsewhere. 1t embraces
some entire new and desirable patterns Of Ihts
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We ask our country r%neEchRntg to give u Eastern prices,
with cost Of transportation.
Goods for rs.Shipms1t packed with great care aud
J. DURHAM & CO,
No. % Monroe street,
ays Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
TESTIMONY.

u~ TESTIMONY.
we, the undersigned praetitionsrs Of mea,e,o. +. Z,
y ~ = WV = hoSk1 having had occasion 10 witness ne M, ~ ~
ING aside all personal Jealousy and prejudice, NJ stst u.s. z,
sss eoutss pursued by thenIn treating disease AZ Ne. - !
i ~ SEgsns, from the ftaPGEqNsked sttcceaS tcfEc5 5S!sss
,eaaSd Z, Is well worthy the attention Of our nsos. s@s g
oEStnteh throughout the United States. Theft 60
uentlng alseascs OF the middle and internal ear ~ ~ !
o ~ .snsdieatst yarors," particularly in chronic M s cay.
SSaa..SSIS M ss sss forms a new era in the practice Of aaraI sSs9s
~ W up a Seld which has long been felt by The vrTs5,
psaet!ttener. 1ndiscases5Of the eye, they seldom 1 T.5 ETsa
satSnsiss lie Gpsf dsyo1:s a ; ssl aart.ts and oealIs:., ~
commend thento such as may require tlieir' sJ IS SO''iAns N
Nyo q oSSsSsS aLExASEpR X. MUrr, u. D..
!. DELPAN, 81. d., AIJsT1v n n E y Nd.
:. " y: Wy NJ. BvEES. y. D. DEDFoaD DoasSrs, Il. D i. "'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

n. B.IA Ttcatise on tho Mature AMI Tfea,sntnt = ~ " W.
ness aud Diseases otthe Ear, with the Treatment of n. h.
and Dumb. Price 81. u vi us
q Money letters must be registered by the pO,tu,,,.
tttsEistered Letters arc at our own risk-pieasr besr M :
mind. Correspondents must Enclose Fo9R1A for ya,,1
answers, the New Postage Law reqGitay prspayrac1t Of ~.
New York. Ja,v.s1. 1sss nh4-sn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
MEDICINE a LUXURY
DIR. MILLS
AROHATTC STOMACH DLTTERSyi

A \ innocent tonic, tiuretie Beverage, prrnarei from III,
"a pIrest very BEST materials anil PWrdy rsoctuIit, eve.
~ article Of which Is Strengthening and invixoeatpr 10 II,
systen, aud by It's highly GroDsI!fc properties is \ most =
s3 .uIFf DELICIOUS EiINIR,
to correct the appetite, b. strengthening The stomach and al.
gssttYe organs. the most certain specific Eos The IIIiou,
C!aolic, Liver Complaints, D:zIavss, Flataleaey, P1irita.
ton, and al, Nervous Diseases; Dyspepsia, Female Weat.
ness, Physical aal Mental DehiFts. regulating the bowel,
and tmpartinS tone aud eheernalness to the WEole system.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

GENTLEMEN TARE NOTICE.
0you want something In the way of tip top moleskII
II BLK Hat, q Hight, elegant and elastic Rrticlel If so yot
EIlpleaSe call at 12g, corner Main and. uuIen sts, (WherI
they always ksepthe best Of everything In their line) ant
apply with such an article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
8 n NllsR. 80 49, u. TsWkIMAN.s
NIarghs& WaYman
N8QiEs4LE ASD RETAm pR4LIRS IS
BOOTS AND q
E3TTffR4p OLD sfASB OPP, i. 1LARSI.l
o9E&Monfoa SEs.sE n
No. 354ontes ST.

LSKxT noqa 10 GREEz1 orr AID coTs.l
e ara now recefSing fpouh QUE EASTERN shianntaetnrerSs
w. opeot tic laEEest aud best assoE.unsntAst roots anu
shoes, for Fail aud Winter wear Tcro4ere4 in ths mAfGe6s
they having been selected with great casS1aa p1anntaeturSd5
to order, according 70 our own tirecsions, By th~eSfstNork
men The east, expEesSlyfo thtstsade. MeArnn nov prsp2S
red 70 acG0tlfnodate orr cnstpmeFss either wholesale or re
tail, with aYariety Of Fall G-d Winter Goods NOT 70 be5seT
paSsei by any other hpp6o in the city, either IN style quarry
or material, ordufabaitS OF HorknlAnshiTt whether maze "
this city or any other country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Savings Bank Store,
OID POST OFFICE

AT THE
OLD POSI-
HeRIth FemindG ms that Il may not be ANTS 20 can yO ur
AttentIoa % my Pan ard Winter Gtock Of Boots, shoet, Hats,
Cap1, umbFeilzs and Carpet Sacks, atths corner Of Market
andG lanFos streets. where you win And 4 great variety Of
1ashso9abie lately received Goods, suitable TO the season, st
IoE Fstees
coming amongst you,I respectfully solicit you al. 70 call and
lEafnIns my stock. CT will be my pleasure 10 see and wait on
yolO thRS unittnG Labor With rest, that I may give their o-
epEtnE he1kh, aadto this adding Industry and economy i
nay have health.
can ssa sse ga Foss one, o~pposi.sthe xe1are.
Qegtisuen, ayeu Wiaht to pureh1sea fashionable Cap OF
Hat,
Remember the old Post Once corner.
70 Country Merchants I have q Few Goods 70 dispose efat
SeiS B.H. WATSON.
GEO. X. M'MECHEN.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
40. ia NARHETST,
As Just received, and odsrs for sale, ateholes lot o Ran.
IL ny Groesries,~ including:
g hoEshsaSs sagar;
90 Family and 8. hne Flour
Nc, Aaeksrel;
90 Nos
Is Its Nos
10 KITS Mol
8 dozen extra wash.BoaFds;
% " wood Buckets;
1S barrels 9 SosssS,s Sugar
3 shss.s f@seiiiai. @. P. and Y. II. Teas:
10 kegH Nails;
40 Sweet Tobacco;
8 " Natural LEAF Tobacco;
10keEs Twist
100 dozen o. Dr0oms;
3 tieFePS Rice: Bacon, Dried Reef &c.
Iast received aad fOESale, Wholesale and retan. a.,
L. 1PS-AyN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- n N1nsR. - E3SakE - y. Il GATfASsf
NIarghs& WaYman
EnQEEiIE 4sp RETAut pkAhEEssi IS
BOOTS AND SHOES
E4ErfR LpssEASbo FJ.h 1LARst.J
No. 35s8Monroe ST. 81
WHEELING, VA.
lsEET no9s % sssES, OF AID seSSs u.s. ;etnrers
w oneot helaFgest aud best assortulentss. q boots and
shoes, for Fan aud wtatct WsaFseTeroGsF thts msEEst;s
to order, according 70 our Own diree'ions, By thssss.NorsS
me. Y tss ssstS sSessa o5SSSses snss s.6sr Vhetesais cFFe.
tan, with ayariety Of Fan 6-d Winter Good mot 20 beyssr-
6Fl nleseFinis Sraar5bliss o. s6rKaSssshi whtthsr made IN.
sh. SS city stS % s sSp ssasi ts sg saea Il u. following aFtlelsa
500 pairs best calf boots.
$50 water proof boots.
300 pairs best caltbrogansi.
s &c a saEsx
noIs 1Sergqgrl,s aa0oAss.
so9 pairs boy's thick bsoTens;
g g youth. .b rs
900 pairs boys' tAieS boots;
80 so s saFf
a ssS pair. youths a 5sss'..
90 .,,,. ,sa,s Es s,Isss, T 81 solor,;
800 walking shoes;
800 morocco bassins;
so Jenny Iinnds;
%0 snplets s,,sE.. poo4s.
$50 morocco Ioetsi
s ssS 81
Ss shlIdfea's fancy boots;
C. 1865 8 msn,s, woman's and misses gum shoes of tbs
Also, a great variety not here enumerated, which We viii
sell either Wholesale or retail, on the most accommodating
terms. -rHL H[ EaM
Merchants wiz md 10 their decided advantage to call
n na.s ssasIas our ''esS s9 before naEs sKR ssslf / E1 Ma aRS siS.sF
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
J9s1 gBf and Ey dlfsl Hs f R,s
WOULD can at'sn sSIIo tS my eTR 6S5k sFrss stock OF
Of every variety now asedin and about Wheeling. and sold
HSssSsIsF 's ssFIss. Of Readers;
s s1siGSs,t Gfse sStss aud T SiaaSfss sH sr a9 = spsHsss'
Davies, Rays, Adams, Tracy's and Greenleafs Arith
&l kinds of Primers for children, together with an assert.
NIscELIASEors BOOKS
"A AISS10 5i5 s5s F 5sttsT Ea9. Esnsg S Sss, r Pa F:s e s=gsryT Ysa-
DIARIES FOR 1856.
Ny stock Of blank Books will ~alwnysbs found complete.
would also sail attention to my s sSo Of N, nys
which cannot he SURPASSED in style and quality, variety and
chcapness, by any hoasc In the West.
6NyIUR I'LL RO0ES directly run Le uhillACluIGISi = hu
enabled to sell tlow prices. DON'T take my word for 1t, but
Ihl and examine for your5Clvees before purchasing else
fe sBE JOIN 1 sss aaia. St. Wheeling. Va.
NIGARSl CIGARsi!-
~ 4,UtD Git Cigars:
5000 rfinsalos Cigars;
1000 Apollo
2,OHo Fl dorado
s'S : SssSingoN Monument Cigars
1lyn00 Havana
5000 Della Cruz Principe
90 boSes5 lib Lump Tobacco;
80 : hC
Just received and for salcby
oes1 wM. %LAuAcHL1N.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
w assortment the following articles:
1000 Consnrlio Cigars:
1000 La E1nSa "
1000 IrinSalo
1000 Fl SalEado "
1000 Il Dorado "
2,0uh la Protection Cigars;
1,EnU Prurclea /"
1000 Plores
5 boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
8 " Virgins
WILK IN, GENTLENEN!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
DIED.


DIED. on Thursday night June l2th, SUSAN, youngest
child Of Rev. NJ. ID. and Mrs. Susnn NJ. Hoge.
DIED. on Thursday 18th inst, Mrs NARY C., wife of
Gen W. H. Richardson
DIED in the county OF James City, the morning Of
the 18th oil April. lej6, Mr.. HENRY b. NJ RlCHARpSoN'
in the 18th year of his age.
For time previous to his dcuh, his hehi a oeeh
declining. yet member of his family expected 'uch
speedy dissolution hoping that the Unusually sood eoht.
tuition which he possessed would revive again, anu WIN
the blessing of God upon tho Observation-Disclosures ePoyeu
Tor mis- restOr aliOn gain final triumph over 'He SAease
which terminated his existence lie expressed himself
win great al comfort to those "9
with Elm about IL. spiritual Suite having Tey nope nd
AN entire willingness TO reign himself a2d all Of the OBJ
ec of h;s love into the hands OF his Co.. "l the tu as
tha, death would bur cnd his suffering and miro.
dug, him into that TINT remains Ter the people Of
God ..,.., f,. 49,,
H. was a devoted husband, n'fec!ionate iGher, aGd
y; nj ..r: t.ryel hi. friendship aud tree IN MS utcr-
cnrr.r with friends He irow around him large circle
NJ ousintsnces who deeply deplore his DEATH but who
80 no. as those who have hope believing that their
hi. r.ip and that he il in the bosom OF his God
Nv rhat God VINO tempers the wind TO the shorn lamb,
ssin the bercaved ily and bring them all 10 meet
him in Heaven where there will be more parting for.
ever.
He canno, come TO youi but oh thy spirit
Can hy TO his above;
And fold its weary wings upon his bosom
A. some lone trembling dove.
Then mourn more look 10 that world above,
Where al the sainted are;
The night will pass, and when lfe's dream u Ger.
Thouit wake snd md him there L. II. P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
EJ-PyuER california; NEWS.

Nrw YORK, June l3-The steamer George Law,
with dates from California of the 2lst OF May and As
pnwaEl OF the ith OF June, has arrived with nearly
S2,OU0,OOa in gold.
All the business houses closed on the afternoon Of
thu 10Th, in respect Mr.. fling. Casey, the murder;
or, was member Of The Board VI Supervisors, aud
editor of the Sunday TImeG. The attack OF the com
m ttce on the Jail naLs in military order force
of $500, well armed, pointed eighteeu FOUNDER at
the doors. When all ready the committee made
formal demand OF the sheriff, who being totally un'
prepured for resistance Surrendered the Jail imlne
'liatey. The prisoners, Casey and Cora, were taken
to held quarters, and both tried before the revolution
be hung They were both executed on the day IOl
lowing the funeral Of Mr.. King.
There was great excitement tbroughon: the State
More than l,U0O armed men in the Interior were
ready hasten s tie assistance Of the revolutlonist
i'm the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
MR.. BUCHANAN OFFICIALLY INFORMED
OF HIS NOMINATION.

L,SrAstEE, Pa, June l3.-rhe Committee ap-
pointed hy the National Democratic Convention to
notify NJ. Buchanan of hi. nomination, .rryrd here
this morning and proceeded Immediately to Wheat
land where were also assembled tx Governor pur-
ter, Is, Nagraw, State Treasurer, Col. John W..
Forrry, Col. WIN. EiG1 Col Wm. b. Fordney, j. 5.
Reynolds Esq, and others of Lancaster.
those at the Committee present were General
Ward of GrOrcia Mrssrs Brown Of Mississippi; For
syih 0i Missouri; Preston o: Kentucky; Hubbard Of
New Hampshire: Manning Of south Carolina and
Gov Lnwrrnac of Hhode Island. They ue.c cor
daily greeted by Mr.. Buchanan. General Ward
presented Mr. b letter. Informing HIM Of hs noni
nation, accompanied with few appropriate remarks
which were replied TO in happy manner by Mr.
Buchanan, who informed the Committee that more
luIl reply would be given them in writing. The
pany then eat down toa suInptuous dinuer, prepared
!. ria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
June 7-cw4w JOHN l.. PENDLEToN. clcrk.
rg,O Il, F. GRAVES. Administrator, with the y

IL, r.
Il aunCaci OF Thomas HyLi' decd. and hJn.!"'s':'
toy Of judith uUdr decd. nad late c0uiEIce G, :.
dh Goudc deco Samuel Xix and Nary hi, wife, !'..
z Davis aud EIzHbcrh c. his wr; WIN. Lewis and igL'
hi- wife; James r. Lindsey, Aaron Lindsey, y u !
St.atton in hi, own i,ht aud admin-trHtu- OF at-
iipscomh deed; John ". Murphy and Aun his wife W
&ai.c John Snic. ncrby B. Foriucs, WIN Forne' Ge,
Foriiuc- Martha J. fi:rcc. Jeffrey H. Davis and bsn!
his wife VIM. =. Pierce and Mary Susan his wife, 80
p Smith and Gabrielle T. bis wife, ID. A. Brown anu W.
rarct his w" Mary Jane forines Jesse T. Robertson a.
Msry hi- ~i:e. WIN Lp-cornb, John Henry Llp'con.
Mary Lipscomb Elizabeth Lipscomb, Arthur Lipscoa.
Merit Lindsey, Granville Lindsey, - Hooker s"' -
b.cca mis- wife. WIN. Wave and Ann his wife. Wni' ~
lincs Robert Forncs, Gooie Forlincs Benjamin CI
Mary torlincs James Forliues, Kitty Fortunes,
trell and George w. Snelngs Sheriff OF the Couh'.
Chesterfield, and such administrator Gf kohe!t ~
iincs decd ~,
TAKE NorIcH-That on Tuesday. the sth day Of '--
ls!6, the residence Of Mrs Polly Stra''"n IN he c"
OF Powhntnn between the hours Of sunrise anI sum
shall proceed to take the dispositions Of the SAID Mt
and other, TO be read ar evidence ;0r the pain
suit pendIn. in the Circuit Couit Of POwietsn Ion.
which am The plaintiff AMI you are the de:en.,aJ q
Should the taking of said deposition not be cornpe p
cou,nl.;nd DELLA GOODk
Ina Y"cw,y BY her Attcrn.!-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
LATER FROM PANAMA AND CAL]FOhNlA
WALKERS EXPEDITION.

New ORLEANS June l2-Ihe Dai'el US, ,'e.
whrhIeft Aspuwall On the 4th instant. arrived yes.
t+rday bringing intelligence that the United STATES
surveying steamer had reached Panama, aud mar 'ne
difficulties with the authorities growing OUT ol me Ie
cent saDguima-y riot had been atnicaoly set,eu'
safety. Cortland Gushing died recently at Iunta
Arenas and King, the proprietor Of the Sun FRANCIS
60 Bulletin had been assassnated. There was great
excitement among the Americans in California with
reference 10 Nicaragua.
Advices have been received here from Central
America to the 5ih.
Walkers position was unchanged.
The cholera had broken out amongst the troops
Many were dying with the black runit. They were
also suffering dreadfuly from dysentery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
CAROLINE COUNTY COURT NAY lsrl

l-Jb-On motion ~ Robert Il Snuudnr- ny he con-
su appearing 20 tho satisfaction at The Cour, that tas
accounts u iiczsy T. bOeEett, sd ::Ilsrso. Of J. T.
". Saunders Grcciecd and OF the d,Ots and damAnt,
against his drc"dents estate, have been filed in The o
fee ui this Court; and that ycn.s have ,ran.p'r'1
since his qualification, ana il al-0 appearing the Cos
tie, ihc sId Robert B Saunders dlsiIbpfee OF M
bnd dccrdcn. lie CCu;t doil. therefore oIdr 'l .s
crsiitrrs OF the deredgr', il such tbc.G be- DO on q,
fore the lin day OF July ls56 chow cause %HJ 49,
can why the said RObe. b. SauurTs GrrGu'a",e n
la the 6eccGeEts estate should Uc pad over w I
and the Cou! doth further ordsrth c0py oi TN, o
b. published wcok tor four weeks III the icH"
Enquirer aud thar copy DO posted ut the aoof u I
Court House of this county, the first day Oi Two '-
cessvc terms 81 shid County Court.
A COpy-Tes'e
Inn. s-cuIw IDJS / pESDI rTGE Clerk
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rights of Sovereign States, md preserve tne t his
tutionnl Union. Mr Breckenridge ~ Iypn " ,nn
i,,rty mbibed with the spirit OF the times and repste ,
wit! PROMISE The success of this ckr' Is WIT" 's,
country nccds-wlnt it is destined to ENJOY, I
WI, sco and lind DAM. 5. DICKINSON.
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JOUN & GEORGE gibson.
tIpIrsE pIrtI nERS AND CARPEN Efss

RICHNOND, FA''
9IAVlNG extensively fitted up tHeH cs' ' rsc.:s
Ill with the ls,c., improved machinery ere pefss
to furnish at short notice and on reasonable =,
kinds OF portable finished Carpenter 80 80 ,n,de &
Door and Window Frames, Casinss, OUT anu '
ish, &c. ,;.;o.
sash Blinds and Doors, of all varieties ,.,.or,.,
Stairs Handrails Porches, FerSndsh', Of all siI.
Cor:css, Cornicc Mouldings and
and patterns t..
Mouldings OF all descriptions bosrd, &C. e.
Wash boards hairboerds Celilrs 70 plans tarnsss
They will make estimates ior A. the es,inated ~
them and deliver il at their tac'o'' Jan 80. 80.
Qrrerh respectfullY solcltru. =-------------
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The following despatch, from Daniel S. Dickihson'
was read az the enthusiastic ratification meeting in
RtsG4.xproy. n. 7. .Jupe 10, 1856

BtsGHANProN, n. T.. June 10, 1856.
JoHy 4. MARSHALL, Chairman of Executive Com
mlttee:- Invitation too late for to attend write
I commend the Cincinnati nomination 10 the country
as one 6t to be made. The Democracy aad the whole
conservative element Of the country will rejoice IN
the selection Of Mr.. Buchanan, because he states
man and not political spokesman: because he has ca
pacity learning aud experience becoming the station;
because bis name will guarantee respect and justice
from abrosd and insure domestic repoeei because he
hes wisdom and integrity to maintain lnViolase, the