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Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
KANSAS HO.:

s<EA NIMR0D FARLEY, has at Ia
2Ef- tan, the only Ferry that never
stops for ice or low water, but
runs on whenever passenger arrives between
daybreak and dark. He has three good Boats,
and when one cant 20, another can. Ali who
want to go into or out Of Kansas. remember
3 .ftfz az NIMR0D FARLEy.Isfsn
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
RuiIfin. Materials.
w. Z. DYEE :

w. Z. DYER
FERCHANI', has always on hand COM
w pletN assortment or -. c"eries and Pro-
visions at his o.>re in Salt Creek ta..c", Kan
sas Territory. -ttt.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

WE have received and are now receiving
decidedly the largest and most complete
STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Ever brought to this market. Our goods have
been purchased at very low prices, and manu.
factured fsr cash; we are therefore enabled to
offer to oar Customers extra Inducements.
We have built large addition TO our store.
making it twice its former size. We have also
made large skylights so as to have an abund-
ance OF light.
By the 18th of August, we viii have opened
our entire stock ready for the GREAT RUSH
of fall trude.
We shall be most happy to see cur old friends
and customers, also those who hare never
boughtof US before, to whom we will show our
stock with pleasure, feeling confident that we
can offer them
Begtes. Bargains
than any other house in the west, our stock
will he VERY LARGE; and our object is to
sell ont clean to good men. and for CASH, we
are determined to SELL Low
MARTIN & BRO.
aug %. Nos. land Ill Nlin Street.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
TO THE LADIES

Va E would particularly invite the attention
w of ladies to our large stock of Dress
Goods, Mantillas and Bonnets.
'13-tf CONWELL & SPENCER.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
JOHN DONERHAN,

A TTOREEY At Law, Weston Me.. core
"a times TO practice bis professio1 ct Westpns
sed vil1 ses1a - s<ssecz 0szz4 . ksnsss
Ssr1sf -1.ess - zzzzss-z.. 49,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12
II. M. DAVENPORT,

Salt Greek Valley, Kansas
l. Territory; can be found at the store of NJ
p. Rively, near SaltCreek bridge. elf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

G Henry kyHe. Agent for Ritcherd-
son Express, On Polar Star. '23-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-12

A s Agents for Messrs VIM. Wade s. Co.
"A st. i.onis Steam Planning mill, we furnis
"a short notice
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-19
Somebody to Go Ahead.

1t is surprising and sad 10 think of the
number Of good enterprises that are great
ly retarded, OF entirely fail, for want Of
sOmebodyto go ahead. s. a.4Ssao f,.
s : You have eeipg-house at last and
begin to realize the comforts and .conve-
niences of home
'Oh. yes and we might just as well
have had it ten years ago, if we had only
an enterprising man to go ahead
So the little church had met in school
house, and other denominations built
churches and prospered while they, with
equal ability, declined from year to year.
till brother G. came among them, and
encouraged them to make another effort
to provide themselves sanctuary. s-
why do you not organize a Sunday
School for your children who are spend
ing their Sabbaths in idleness 2 -,
I'VE have nobody.to go ahead. We
have talked about it a great deal, but there
is no one willing 10 take the responsibility
of experimenting it, And yet there are
in that neighborhood those who can con-
duct farms, mills, shops, and schools.
why do you not build parsonage ?
/, I'VE ought to do SO, for the salary that
the church pays does not pay the expen-
ses of our pastor and family, though they
are practicing the strictest economy. He
told me the other day, that he did not
know where 10 obtain means to pay his
rent; and we are abundautly able to build
him house, if we only had somebody
TO 90 ahead with it, 81. tta@'
But you ought to raise his salary"
well I do not know but we ought,
but we pay him as much as we paid broth
er M ~
You forget, however, that brother Ms
family was not SO large as that Of the
present pastor, and that the means of liy-
ing are nearly twice as expensive now as
they were then s.,..F
well, we lack the right kind of.a
man to 60 ahead, '.- '
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-19


FRANKNEss. s.-Frankness is supposed
to be common virtue. 1T is most un-
common. 1t is indeed an uncommon
thing. 1t requires tralh, simplicity, love
and genuine goodness. Men speak
plainly when they do speak, but are not
open and free. Many speak Truth very
plainly when angry, many speak pleas
ing truth, frankly. But few there are.
whose souls are so nicely balanced in
an atmosphere of love, that they speak
whatever needs TO be said, to each and
all, plainly, gently, fully. The dearest
friends live together for years, without
daring to speak things which they know.
and which each party knows that the
other knows. Parents live with reserve,
years long, toward their own children
Children carry untouched, unsylabled
thoughts and feelings which take hold of
their very being. Friends meet and part
day by day, friends so true that they
would almost die for each other or what
is harder than that, live for each o,her--
and never speak of what each knows is
passing in each others mind. Il isvery
strange to see people come up in convsr-
salion 70 topics that, by kind Of tacit
free masonry are sacred, and without
word or look, one glide on one side, and
the other upon the other side, and meet
beyond. going down The channel again.
j ~ \ 49, l.. Y
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-19

H i
ACHEAP IcE HOUSE. Any person, in
a country where timber is cheap, can
erect an ice house at but liitle expense.
All that is needed is to put up 4 strong
frame for the size Of the house required,
and board itup close, inside and outside.
with a space between all around. This
space is stuffed close with straw Of dry
saw dust, the roof is made 10 the same
manner, and the house is then complete
Straw aud saw dust are cheap, and good
Don.conducters. The house should be
situaled on a dry spot, and should have q
Observation-Disclosures The walls of stone
aud bfiek ice houses shonld bd double, as
well as those Of W ood Great care
should be exercisedlin packing ice all
tli6 'bIoEks zh0uld Sc clear ana scliil. tE.dl
sbout the same thickness, 50 that iIIey
may bepacked close together, sRd ffozen
into d solid mass. In favorable situations
good icshoases may be sxcaraied. ike
coveslin the face ofaihillr-lSci
.dn1eftCn1.st N, f,4li ~ fftii4 3 lfott, l e
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-19

/" Forget all, love, in the present--it
more than compensates for the past. The
darkest hour is followed by asunny day
--let usihope for the best," ars
Kind reader, we will leave you here.
The unseen. hand of destiny has woven
the hearts together that once were par.
ted, and the path is now bright and sun
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-19

~ A hog exhibited al The, recent
Chilicothe Ohio Fair weighed i ,l35
pounds, and measured 8 feet in length,
and about The same ii girth. He was
Two years and three months old. $50 . .
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-19

HicH-PRicED BALLOT Box,-It is sta.
ted ihatthe famous ballot box of c California,
has been sold by the Vigilance Committee
Of San Francisco, for tie enormous sum
Of $3,5O0,e0. Five, hundred dollars in
cash was paid down on delivery, The bal.
ance BY note. The parties purchasing
having gone into thenountains to exhibit
the box throughout the State prior 10 the
fall election. 4.sys.,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-19
years ! Only think of it'll never in

years Only think of it! 4 never in
lend to look at u book again, if | can help
it.3'et@ grU.E i9g ciVV @g2 ssyi4 A
Is,t" Pray, why! | do not intend to dis
continue my studies,"' ,1 4. ....r .-,..
F" 1t may do very well for you, who
have taste for such things but if. once
get clear | shall remain SO. What are
your plans for the future 7" ~ u
81 have formed no definite plans -
was the cold reply, 81 shall go where
fortune leads" ... J..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13
MEDICAL.
EAR 4 ND EYE-
Drs. LEBRUN & Durmo
CCULISTSA AND NJr3TS.In.oS N


nR. LEBRuN Offers TO those suhr.rinr f-,,, =,
II tHE'flfbts aural reneilss, wlirl, -, ';ngSs,
In nearly three thousand cases Of coaGr.,, " sc'ss
remedies have been pronounced by IIrs Tue,
Prd Delean, Of Paris, and CARTS is,er ~ u E-
most wonderful ever applied for =. ' Is ta-
middle Ear- They comprise lif,ss:t co.. '.5'HHl AMI
riocS diseases that effect the external f ~, ~ Rae
II the liseas l. confined 70 tlIr cXtsrfll a.
apparent GA the hfi sis day ~ Elects
ton He has eighteen certificates from mo. - - o7s.
deaf from Infancy whose hearae : now no ia izr
and the: arc HOW enabled TO isusy ne $3.50 'or,
tEenty-sevsn hundred ca-rS of deafness orsr
Illy treated hv hin. Certificates TO TIA; 81
on application. -s''''s te SEA
In all eNseS Of deafness arising feo, ~, f'7,,,,,
eAfii'l or even l'sT6tIOn II the .s.~.II, 'Stl-
usually called t.e drimt;'' iP3,IHIEit;sg ar -ig'
bsSlHe Of the tyAtilI.''ia and ssSis!di, t,i as.
Iafioh ~ H'Hc'iS; nefc0Ns directions, Ioi,. @ '77,
when the disease I've traced to sal,
Ious, Bilious or Intermittent Fever Colds III, - a, n.
or INT rcnrtal mc,ltcinrS gatherings In the c1r- " gae
ST. the sense can, In actFIy erery instance h. -s2
Where Wunt OF secretion Is apparent t',e..,g H.
being dry and ScalE; when the deafness n ea'g"
nocS in the ear, like r'is,llns OF leaves sitl
Inilng water ringing nf bsi!s, pulSaiioiis ''7'
ter, Eten IN stopping position sensation :sf,. H
OF blood to the head had taken place ,sisf 'a'i
pertsc? acute where there Is much nos a. g.
tn dull aud cloudy weather, w,icn cold it,. = ate
lie ID course pursued 0y d. L'HNtN Is considered @
Dk. DuFTON, the only practitioner In -. i.-,..,
who pSasiisSS the mex raiaeSs and sur.e..fpI rs
treating all diseases to which the exc : s,-., -. ~
~ otheT means have failed to alforI ryff 1900
such TAR and impartial trial. Plt.ni. H.. "l
Ie" PARTICULARS OF tIeir ease, can have re
part. '' S.''' 70 4a'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13

eve, the undersigned practitioner Of r,-.i.,..
Of Ne'v York, having had occasion 10 ,. 10 me ny
DTs t:BEnn anil Dalton ir'itseIse< II the u
ing aside all personal JEALOUSY s,uI p--I,iir. = -
the course pursued by them in t-cai.: ii. II l :
icate organs, frou tiie unparalleled ,,,.,.
tented u, IS well worthy the attention er ,.,- "
brethren throughout the Uuitci StaIrs T,.Is , -A-
treating diseases OF the middle Internal !, ~
Of :ne'iicatei vapoTSh partruisry in c,.oi,. mi -
Gated CASES, forms new In the practice OF ,r,l
and AllS up avoid wl,isl has long been !.,t l
practitioner. Ia diseases OF the eve. ;lr7 lon, -
resort TO an operation. ~ sSilli a,..!st> r,
enthusiastically devoted To their profession W. 81
comment then to such require ;!t-;r nil 90
Signed, NtRxixp;g X ~ ~,
Csc. s. GRANES, VI. D. IInrACr yvtSEI..-- u IL 80
C. DELrNN, II. H., AL4SruS Il; p.,~'. n n
r. V. VAN BuEzS, NJ H.. DaoFORp DsE:,ir. :, ;, -
-Ne'o York IA gust I, ISI9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13
HATS AND CAPS.

WYE have m Iay receive done fnestand beau
w tuI OF Hats and Caps brought t"
city; fashionable that could he EIadc in the cas-
maj SttS.
1t comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents u Mulrskin Hats it nud elastic. made hy
the best haiters Fast and in strict accordance with onr or
Irr fine white aud black beaver otter seal &c &e
Know Notn. Wide Hats, white and black; Soft Fur AMI
Wool Hats Of every color, quniity and price.
Gaps Of description and of the most recent styles.
Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyrcncse, PTrRmid Ca
madam, Russian, English Washington. AMI Consolidation
Caps all other kinls in abundance, which will be sold
Goods Of these kinds offered before to
this community.
Chren's Hats and Caps of all kinds just received from
the fashionable houses In New York.
CarI2t Bags, Furs and Gloves always on hanl:
All persons respectfully invited to call in and cN-
anime magnificent Stock Of Goods, before purchasing
eselsrc, feel confident that please the most
fastidOus.
Nothing will he wanting part to suit and accOmmO
date numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SOU wish nnyhing in the Of Hats and Caps Just give
US cali will guarantee that will sell YOU goods
they be got where this side of Philadelphia,
ny Tv = ''s s. n HARPER & SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13

y. IA Treatise the Mature ani r.-4t.3.at ~ n q
ri Diseases ofth Ear, with ti- 1-.ltu, t a: t
aud pl;ub. Price 81.
Money letters must he register. h. ts P,.tr,7..r
Registered Letters are NJ oar ,!-pi i.lr i, N
mind. Correspondents must Ea=iD's P,,ys snr r.tt-1
answers the New Postage Law l!,st: isasn, u IT,
'ss:, 80, 49, mti-6R
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13
zAxrsvrLLr, ONO.

lfr. j. B. TondersmiN:
DEAR SIE:-I have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism in back and fer the last six ncahS
able OF my bed without help your agent our
and try what effect would have and bottle has relieved
that able get Of my without di-
Guilty 1t has blessing just try
Mas. NJ. COCHRAN.
T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
myT:1y Bridge Corner.
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v : w. S. wooDsIDE & SON,
FLOUR AID PRODUCE
COMMISSION NERO Il ANTS,

CIVIIVII y WIN IFIEItO II FNIN . %
N.E. CH.ELEs AND cANDES STREETS,
Baltimore.
OUR Warehouse Is located of the tracks Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, by which Of draySSe
cnnsisnncnts is aYoidsl.
REFEAEScES-
G. G. Jameson Esq. rres't Bank Of Baltimore.
p Gibson, Cashier
d. Sprigg Esq, Merc!i'ts
Trueman Gross, Esq, Cashier Com. & Far. bank Bait.
Messrs Hugh Jenkins & Co., Baltimore.
BH LatroDe, Esq, Chief Engineer b. K o. Railroad
j. r. Ford E.q, tssnt n o. II. r. Co, Wheeling.
N-ssrs FORSYTH. * iTrpSins,
$. Braly, Esq, Cashier,
d. Lamb, Esq, e
Major Phillip Barry, Agent Bait. & Ohio Railroad
Company, 9I1unlsyi!lc, Va
Messrs. John wharry 4 Co., Monnlsviile, Va"
4" W. & G. Thompson, +"
% u. Pollock < Co., SunIiSh, Ohio
DC. Convers, Esq, Cashier, GAINESVILLE Ohio
John Peters, ESD e"
q. ii. sprigE, E.I., Farmont, Va.
Messrs. VI. < o. Jackson,
sept5-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

I
GG MARKET ST., WHEELING. VA.
rINE subscriber having nae extensive arrangements In
the East the supply of Marble and contemplating the
erection works lie would invite the attention u
Architects Builders and the public in general stock
consisting Of Italian Egyptian, SIENNA American ani other
Marbles the finest qualities, which he sold lower than
any other establishment in the
Dealers viii md it their advantage examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the elaborate style and he would
the attention Purchasers inspect his stock Of Stat
ary other carved work. Monuments, CcnoturS TOubs
Head ami foot stones g. arl Grave y WORK ia
rIey: being rnahicd 10y his superior facilities supply this
considerable lower prices than any other establish
uent in the country.
Please give i call and examine my work.
MICHAEL j. ROITAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
- A!sp caicned Plaster, II ,'lFAuic Cement Plaster
Models and Marietta Grind Stones, warranted at
lowest trade prices. 1yd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13

DE-. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
PRICE,
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE,
SSl Broadway, New York.
ETc postage law requires prepayment of letters.
correspondence being extensive, applicants,
pls. must enclose postage MONEY letters must be regis
tered y the Postnasters-sucl letters only will lie at my
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13

Cummings Works.
CUMMINGS the Apocalypse, st, ~ & 81 series;
" the Seven Churches;
Family Prayers. 2Tnls
Signs Of the Tliles;
Minor Works, 1st. 81 anil al series;
The ChuEsa before the Food;
The Tent and Altar;
:, The Eaiiy Life;
The Messed Life;
Voices OF the Day;
Voices Of the Wight;
Voices Of the Dead:
Notes Geuesl5, Exodus Levitieus, Daniel,
Parallels, Miracles, St. Matthew, St. Mark and
IgadlS WILDE BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13
SOMETHING NEW!
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,

O.. BROwN'S,
lis MAIN ST. ABOvE TIE VI. 4 NJ BANK.
Where be found i'll great variety, Gold Watches
w in Magic, Hunting and Open faces, ranging in
TO 81 81.
CLOCKS of style and price, and warranted to keep
cool tine.
ELEGANT STYLES OF JEwELRY,
Consisting part fine Coral Sets FOrentinc Lava
Jets and Pearls ditto and variety of all Gold Jewel
ry every description which, aVng been purchased d
rcctly from the manufacturers, he sold very low.
FANCY GOODS.
Fine She'll Tuck Combs India Rubber pun, side
long o elegant and plain hair cloth and la; Brushes
RAzOrs Razor Srops, PorAonaies, Cigar Cases, and
great variety useful aud pretty things.
The public generally respectfully Invited to call and
amino for themselves apl4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13

New Savings Bank Store,
OInpCA4!1tH GL1,r,rcD

OLD POST OFFICE.
oReep the Head AID Rect SOVered.'
NITILENS OF Wheeling rnd Viciny:-This old maxim for
~ health reminds that mav not b. Rniss 70 call
attention Fall and Wir stock OF Roots shoes Hats,
C4s Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, tha Of Market
md 1onTee streets, where viii find great variety Of
fashionable lately resolved Goods suitable TO the season. at
Log prices.
YeFy thanH for the liberal patronage received since
eOJaIpE amongst respectfully solicit all TO call and
examine Ey stock Ia will be pleasure aud Tit
yOu thus uniting labor with rsi, shat nHy give their OF
FTiuS health and thts adding industry and economy
may have health.
Ladies, II you wish purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Blnnets. sure,
CAL At the old Pot Oaiee, opposite the MsLilrr.
Cgntlenen nyou wish to purchase fashionable Cap
Hat,
Call at the above place where yol will Eet-that
Remember the old Post Otiiee
To coantry Merchants a Goods dispose
lew prices. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13
New Spring and Summer Goods
II

New Spring and Summer Goods
A II
MOI SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure saying friends that ann Teceiv
L ing Spring and Summer Goods, consisting Of broad
Cloths Of all cOlOrs. have beautiful lot Of Plain and Fan
ey French Chssimeres; think much better assortment
than he found in the city.
Aisovssiings great variety, and of every description
THIN SUMMER GOnDs
My consists OF DrHh, Data IioJazine- Duck, Lin
en- MarseiIIrs &C. that can't be beat
making fine and Clothes for the weather, all
of which prepared make in the best possible
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting Of Cloths Cassimeres Cashmere Cloth, DncS
Linen, nrs, DrtA DnInhagine, and various other Goods
mp goou tyIy Pantuoons and Vests in yari
ety. Shirt, Collars Dse Gloves Cravats, SaspendeTs,
and every other article that Is required for Eenileman's
outfit.
ars4 s RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13

Choice Reading.
CTAR PAPERS, bY Heary Ward Beeeher;
- School Of Life, by Anna Mary IoHitt;
BaneToft's Literary and Historical Niscellanies;
Defluineey's Opium Eater;
Robert Graham, sequelto Linda
LIE Of Sam Houston;
Men Of Character, by Douglas Jerrold;
Tales for the Marines;
Heart Ease; Castle Builders;
History ofthe lien PeTcT;
Iei5 WILDE kBRO.
an BOXES RaIslns; Is boxes Oranges
~ - q 10 " Lemons;
% Il 1850 Coco Nut;
II boxes Malaga Figs; g boxes uacrarOni;
> cases - g e Vermcelii
& IraiI Dates; Jujube Paste;
cases Liquoriee; bags Almonds;
Caiabria do; l Sicily do;
Sardnes; wnlnuts;
blpapeF shell Almonds; Pilberts;
doE Fresh Peaches; Pecans
Pine Apples; ~ assorted Pickles;
case Prunes; IL Pepper Sauce.
Just receive and for sale by
T. L. AsKEw, Market =.
jnt9 Iioor below Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-13

REMOVAL,
an. HAYHA have removed to their and spacious
81 bTr buildnEs lST Market Street tcy tanufac
tuTe and Keep on hand,
And keep sale Japan Ware Household Furnishing
Hardware. Also the latest styles Of Cooking Stoves, all
which they I'll sell Wholesale and Retail the
ket prices. Their old customers and tie pablo generally
Hvite call ard examine ieiT stock Every dcscrip
ton Of articles In their line promptly made TO order.
hbi0:iy.
I0fl BBls. Family Flour iu5t rrerived ad for saI- by
lOO milf GEO. K. MeSIEcHTH
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GEO. x. NI'MECEIEN,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,

Selling off at Cost.
THE entire stock of Isaac Prayer, comprising complete
i assortment Of
Drynnd Fancy C Gods,
and amounting TO SZJ,uth. r" begin from this date
All goods embraced above stock Will he sold at the ORR
sna COST PRICE. thus giving tie buycr the advantage Of
buying at New York wholesale prices all their Goods Call
te business wall bt wound the shortest posi-
bic time.
French SIitts. .............worth - cents at $51E
l,.'' '''':"'' : .,....:....:. y 81
Muslin bleachei - H.
p,,.,. en-, ,,-, III; III q M -, ~
......... l,59 at ~
Hose, ladies white, BLACK and
slat" 10 Mt 10
And all other Goods IN proportion. Don't forget
TIE EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
No ilj Main st, bet Monroe Union
EThc uncxpred Lease Of the Store Room, and all the
fixtures for sale on reasonable terms. ml2T
QUEENSWARE.
ME respectfully invite citizens, md country
w chants who rcpenishing their stock Of China
Glass QueensUare and Fancy Goods Ia examine stock
before going East purchasing elsewhere. II embraces
some entire and desirable patterns Of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We ask country merchants TO give Eastern prices
with cost Of transportation.
s5-Gooas fer reshpnieut packed with great and
P'''"p'' j. X DURHAM K CO.,
No. IS Monroe street,
APPS Wheeling, Va.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18

The Springfield (Mass.) RYublican mad
vertently lifts corner Of the screen, and
discloses some Of the movements Of the
black Republicans in their efforts to get con-
troll Of the national administration. They
had resolved upon carrying out to the end,
their factious course upon the army bill
bat, finding that it was operating upon the
people differently from what they expected,
word went on from Massachusetts, and New
York, that change must take place in their
tactics, and the result was backing down.
Here is what the Republican says Of the
causes of the change noticed in that quarter
Numerous letters from prominent Rcpubli.
cans in New York and elsewhere received at
Washington, conduced much 10 put an end 10
he contest between the Senate and House in
regard to the army bill. The opposition had
the power, if they had chosen 20 exert il, 10
have killed the bill after It's return from the
Senate. The votes Of welch, of Ct, Milwsrd.
II Pa, Miller, Of New York, and Banks, OF
Massachusetts,. would have defeated the bill.
But influenced by the urgent appeals Of prom
aent republicans, II was deemed best 10 throw
the whole responsibility upon the administra-
tion, and the Senate amendment was acquies-
ced in by majority Of four.
While the vote was being taken in the House
on the final passage Of the bill, the Senators
left their seats, and proceeded IN a body to the
House, and when the result was announced a
general congratulation prevailed over the whole
House, the Republicans, if possible, showing
the greatest joy.