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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-11

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-11

= Splendid Wall Papers, &c.
wv Papers, &c ocmpFIsIng more and fashionable
Styles fewer old than any other stock In the city,
Purehasng entirely cash, feel eOndenE that
prices PAPERS, this season. viii show 1t be to the adj
vantage of customers gveus call We have very heA
W stock, and VIII sell At UeEy L6te5EOres. yLs7 tc
aP14 WILDE BROTHER.
The daily union., 1856-12-20

Is rnr srsArr, DroEABER 10, 1856
The daily union., 1856-12-20
proposals for Ere citing the Custom house, &c.,
at Plattsburgh, New York.
TREASURY DxrAaraxST,
Nxns1insinn Usrsa.h

TKxAsus9 DKraaraxSr,
Washington, December 10, 1856.
dsy Of Tsbaay. 1851 IL clock, nooa
sueton ONCE aud author
Isd 10 be Pslsbugh New York according
sitnef building for the different kinds Of
roik bills parcels each bd
VIII he smoun kind work the total carried
aa Ibe dopaasst essrvns reject sccept
poa hereby nvi,ed iheseo when deems uie In
ress requires department siso reserves
ius, will ishuy perform the conracis,
which tey attempted By ndirecon and all bids
and all that upon below lair for the
work. Il. G.ls III a. I. -, -,
ed 10 furnished hs department Of ihe
uces and maieTIals which shall be
subject Of the Department. that adopt the
whole part Of the bd a' The interest u 'hs un'si states may
Ninety pe cent done and materials de-
Hsered according said smoun, 10 be asceaned
prd from time time the work and
ien per us the completion Of e contact and
Io Inc event o ul6lment Of fcontracL
awarded only builders and mechan-
les efcn OF The becreta
ofihe treasury, will be forfeiture Of the same.
Each proposal written guarantee
ed BY % s ssa S,c y IN me n Of
5000 whole work, of pSopor.ionaie amount of
sny part bidder will when requred has proposal oe &C
bond with proper aad sumcien
curires ils faithful performance !.
Form certificate required will be furnished on spp
Plans sDecdcasoas and working drawings viii be ready the
Of January when they can be had ON application 70 e
NJ ia ,u be eonside fully complies all is dsfaiIs
with fhs Yequirem sats Of fA advertisement
The department. addressed 10 the
< ss Be- .,
m. day named for receiving me ,,D,, sanc;
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec I3-3awtlsFeb E.# . ~
The daily union., 1856-12-20
proposals for Erecting the Custom House, &C.,
at Galveston, Texas.
TRsAsuRr DEPARTMENT,

as. pa #A$s3# Washington, December IN, 1856.
nRorOaA14 will this department until the i2th
strucuon oce and court rooms author
ized Texas according 10 the plans
Department. said proposals be e
building the herent KINDS OF WORK.
amount work. the total amount Aed OUT
the resevng the right reject accept ne
hereby invited thereof when tnc interest o.
the Unted requires department also reserves The
right bids OF persons whom there
lust will faithfully perform the coatrscs or
they obtain BY indirecuon ana an pds
nvssgaion below fair price Tor te
work. -
ed bidder furnished the department OF the
nees and materia, which shall be
subject the department. that adopt the
the bid the interest OF e United states may
quire. e., l II Ia,
cred ascertaned by
the of of department. appointed for that pur
pose be paid IRON time TO time az the work progresses and
the aoresaid and be forfeited
In The -fuihnent az contract
will be awarded only to ssier builders and
and The thereof except the Secretary
ne Treasury, will be forfeiture OF the sane.
proposal by written signed
responsible persons lceed 10 be by the United states
the amount, for part,
ai required IL his proposal be accepted
and suscient securities 0r
performance Form OF bond and required VIII
be plans working draw
on =
No d viii be considered fully cmpies all its details
The proposals department. addressed the
Treasury plainly endorsed Proposals or
Gairesfon house, and will be opened al O'Clock
y '~e - ''' "-A''' - e''s JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec l3-2awtl2Feb
The daily union., 1856-12-20
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of person win be upon booss
me payment Of she subscription be made IN n
Distant subscribers may oney letter. ps~lAss
Of which viii be paid by ana ali sk assumed b.
safe transmission. Hs# #@lu
The COUNTY, PAPBR 4 bbshs weekly during
scns " Cong ess and semi weekly during The
Subscriptions period iess than year received
proporlioDed 10 the above annual
0f-fosrMAsTERs authorized agents and
by sendins DAILY subscribers, ESQ snclossd
sEMIwEEKLY subscribers, with sza enclosed, win bs
tlled a copy sras.
The daily union., 1856-12-20
Z u srsNFoRp. merchant T.,icr, NO ass P.an-

w sTANFoWD, Merchant Tailor, NO. Sss Fsan-
W. sylvania Third would
ay call of his friends and the public
gey 10 his complete cf French snd Eng
~ goods Tor They win All be made order
uma
e would beg return his grateful friends and
ncron public liberal patronage him, and
Eisfacton 70 an
Nov a9-2aw3wff
The daily union., 1856-12-20
once OF Egerton d. Brother,
EXCHANGE PLACE.

JorTKsr.
Maryland lottery, be drawn on the Havana plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
GLASS sEyss,
To be drawn city Saturday, Dec TO- 1856.
Prize. amounting 10 distributed according
following splendid schemei
20, 900 numbers-l,ooo prizes.
Pixies payable In full, without deduction
One prize every twenty tickets.
The daily union., 1856-12-20

pzes, amounting
Tickets slo--halves S5-quarters 81 so.
Prizes paid in full, without deduction.
addressed strictly conhden-
ual, with by % mail
Notes of ali good banks par. Address
EGRKToN h BROTHER, Regular Licensed Agents,
Bor loJ Baltimore Post Once, Baltimore, Man land.
Dec t3-eosuf
The daily union., 1856-12-20
DExTER's HOTEL, WASHINGTON.

hk sUBscRfBER her inform and he pnh
m generally at having thoroughly renovated his hotel he
HiIonHge. TT F.
sov S-eo9w flat q smr ". A. DEXTER.
The daily union., 1856-12-20


~ We recsived nounced SILK
de. and embracing s Of the desirable
co which respectfully Of purchasers
We invite attention stock of c velvet coaks and vel
vet hounced dresses.
Black thread lace pelerines
DO collars and sleeves
DO DO veis and tails
yslenciennes lace sleeves aud collars, 10 sets.
Applique
Embroidered and lace trimmed collars and sleeves
poini-lsce do do
Black real thread inces and edring
Naleucicnnes, Honiion. and other real laces
French embroidered handk great variety
Together with fun fsesonabie fancy goods
Dec lo-a.ws-d HoOE, BRO, co.
The daily union., 1856-12-20
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS,
By which their incomes must be doubled.

THE undersigned Invented and obtained letters from the
United for and combination Of machine
seed into by
from and spinning machine
~ until II is ready for shipment weaving
The from this VIII be AZ least PEI cent
and fibre unbrohen and uninsred hy the
,ons Of the machinery OF The used 10 and dts
en,ange ~ viii be any and heavier snd
win command he markets of the world dsancng al composition
Al advanced prices.
The prepared dispose Of privileges his
aient be informed with complete in
obtain bes, machinery and al
oer particulars, application addressed 10
Dee s-sawiy1f GEORGE @. HENRY, Mobile.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
Nelson ,parrero on Inc stump for buchanan.

Nelson Harrere on the Stump for Buchanan.
There are few names better known to the
Wings of Ohio, says the Cincinnati Enquirer,
and more generally respected than that Of
Nelson Barrese, of Hilsborough. in this State.
His excellent a%tiainmenis. amiable character
and warm devotion to the principles Of Clay
and Webster gave him great consideration
with that organization. He was a Scott Wing
candidate for Congress in 1852 in the High
land District, and was the last Wing candidate
for Governor in 1858, and wac supported for
that Office by the State Journal and C%incinna-
ii Gazette.
Like most OF the Old line Wing patriots Mel.
son Bauere is now found in the ranks Of the
Union Democratic party. He made a speech
at a late Democratic meeting in Hilsboroughi
The substance Of which is given in the q ills
borough Gazette;
ale declared that he saw no hope for the
country but in the success Of the Democratic
party, and, for his part, he intended 10 vote
with it. He also exposed the huckstering, job
bling manner in which Fremont, through the
brokers, bankers and swindlers in Wall street
New York, has secured the Republican nomi-
nation, and denounced it as more scandalousl
abject and vile than ever was the sale Of The
Roman crown BY the Preiorian Guards
These Wall-street brokers, he said, had degra.
ded the dignity Of the highest end most sacred
Office known to the American people, and
brought il under the auc.ioneer's hammer
Besides the other momentous questions OF THU
contest, there was a question as 10 whether
the Wall-stree, brokers' shall govern The PEG.
pie or the people govern themselves For his
part he believed in the people governing them
selves. He was unwilling 10 see the Govern
ment transferred from Washington 10 Wall.
street, where the rulers-Law, Grinnell q Go.
--cared nothing for the people if they could
have their line of steamships from New YORK
10 California, and from California 10 China and
japan, and have Uncle Sam to foot the bill.
"Mr. Barrere also discussed, al considerable
length, the slavery question, as now presen'
lied before the people, and proved disunlon "a
be the inevitable tendency and result Of the
present Black Republican policy. He also
showed up the hypocsisy Of their denial OF any
treacherous intentions; The manner in which
Ithey had perverted the doctrines Of Jeffetson
and The early fathers; and how false and hol'
low their pretenses that they sought 10 BRING
the Government back 70 that policy"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
Another lie Mailed.

"In the FIRST place." Herbert was not cleo
ted as an administration Democrat.
"In the next place." Herbert ~as elected as
a Know Nothing.
sIn tho next place." he has always, since
the election, recorded himselfas such, and has
been so recorded by others, and is still a MEM
ber Of the order, unless he has, like those oil
the Herald, and other fusion papers, recently
proven himself a traitor 10 principles which be
adopted with open eyes.
OsE WHO VOTED IN CALIFORNIA ! Asst SEPTEMBER
II is lucky we have a living witness among
us 10 put down these fusion lies. Will the
Herald and other fusion prints back down2
The above comes in the Cleveland Plcin-
dealer. The correspondence that paper nigh
have added that Herbert is an electof on the
Know Nothing ticket in California. All fu'
siondom had represented that Herbert was {
Democrat, and, by their logic, oil Democrats
had more or less 10 do with the murder o
Heating. But truth has got on his boots a
last, and has come all The way from California
to confouud these falsifiers. They SHOULD
hide their heads in shame SteubenviH
| Union.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
.1iberty shouters I"

On the day Of the Republican gatherings on
individual who had been auclioneering some
trumpery in Eaton, repsiTed to the grove the
niger worshippers had selected, with the IN
tention OF disposing Of his articles to The crowd
at public cutlery. He bad scarcely mounted
his stand, until he was greeted with yells oil
s'drag him OUTRIGHT him. 'fegg him. and
a thousand such phrases, and compelled TO
leave the ground, although at the time' 'he
exercises Of the day had not commenced
This is is another sample Of The hypocrisy Of
these "freedom .shrieke:s." 1.-THE Individual
had been q big, greasy, buck niger, we have
no: the least doubt, he would have been per-
milted to 90 on unmolested, and perhaps invited
10 a seat along side Of 'brudder Chase" and
his compeers, but he wasa German, and had
publicly expressed himself a democrat and
for that reason he was driven from the ground
by the pretended friends Of "freedom." Oh,
what bypocrits!
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
sTnRRnRN FACTS.

Ii may be stated as o certainty that the
Black Republican party is in a minority in
epery STATE in The Union.
Whatever States this party may carry III
they shall succeed in any will be by a simple
plurality.
This party will thus be 10 minority in the
Northern States, while the whole South en-
masse is opposed to it.
Yetthis fraction ofthe nation, mot 0 fourih,)
this fraction Of each separate State aims 10
control the whole country, 10 yiolote the Con-
stiiution, the equality Of the States, and the
rights Of coutiern people.
If we add 10 the Northern opponents Of the
Black Republicans The entire South, it WILDE
clearly seen that The "voice Of the people" oil
this Union is overwhelmingly against this
wicked and corrupt party.
Let these facts be kept before The people.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
The Ola line wings in Maryland fof Baehanas


The Old line Wings in Maryland fof Baehanas
II any body doubts that Maryland will vote
for Buchanan, he can be disabused OF the idea
by reading the following list OF eminent old
line Wings in thai State who have dsclsred
10 his favor;
Hon. Thos. @. Pratt, Hon. James Alfred
Pearce, present United States Senstors.
Hon. VIM. d. Merrick, former United States
Senator. a.
Captain Richard T. MsrIicAs, son Of the
above.
Hon. Thos. F. Bowie. Of Prince Georges,
now in Congress.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, former UniIed
States Senator and Attorney General undef
General Taylor.
VIM. R. Gather President Of The State Sen.
ale.
Hon. John B. Eccleston, orient, one Of The
Judges Of the Court OF Appeals.
Hon. Ezekiel f.. Chambers, former United
States Senator and Judge OF this Judicial Diss
trict.
Hon. Isaac d. Jones, OF Somerset.
Hon. John w, Crisfeld, do.
Samuel Hsnbletoo, Esq, Of Talbot, former
Stale Senator.
Talbot.
Daniel F. Henry, Esq Of Dorcestor, former
Wing candidate for Congress.
GeorgeW P. Smith, Esq, editor Of the Snow
Hill Shield.
Hen. VIM. T. Goldsborough, former STATE
Senator and Wing candidate for Governor.
r. W. Ditickson, Of Worcester, former mem.
Der Of the Legislature.
Colonel Joseph Wickes, Of Chestertown,
former Deputy Attorney General for Cecil and
Kent.
Hon. Alexander Evans, Of Cecil, former
Representative in Congress.
George Earle, Esq, of Cecil.
John A. ]. Croswell, do.
John Q. Morgan, Of 81. Mary's.
John T, Dorsey, OF Howard County, former
member Of the Legislature and member o fthe
Reform Convention.
William H. Dorsey, Of Baltimore. brother Of
the above.
s. Teockle Wallace, or Baltimore, a promi-
nent lawyer and former Wing speaker.
Charles H. Pitts, Esq, fonmer member Of
The Legislature and Wing speaker.
homas Yeates Walsh, Of Baltimore, former
member OF Congress.
William II. Gatchell, Esq, lawyer, ofBalti-
more.
Robert M. Magrow, Esq, ofBa,.imore, Pres
ident Of Sosquebanna Railroad.
Thomas Donaldson, Esq, oftlowa5d County,
former member Of the Legislature snd member
Of the Convention which formed the present
constitution of-the State.
John X. Longwell, fist, Mary's, former
member OF The Legislature.
Benedict l Heard, OF 81. Mary's County, a
prominent Wing.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

ed in each of The townships, with a Presider',
Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary.
Sd. Let the Presidents Of the several Clubs
ex' oficio. and the members OF the Central
Committee, constitute suhe PEBBLE County
Democratic general Committee" with an or
ganization similar 10 ihose Of the Democratic
Clubs Of the townships.
4th. Let The Clubs and the Central Com
millee ACT in concert with and in Standardization
to the general Committee.
We hope that the democtats throughout The
county will now 60 work, and we will rol
up such 9 vote for "val,' as will make tht
Black Republicans tremble for their safety ii
November.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

UrJudging from tie amount Of slang and
lies that the Miller produced in the article he
ground out for the last Register, relative to the
late Democratic Congressional Convention
which assembled here, his hopper must have
been in a miserable, filthy aud corrupt condi-
ton, end we think it a happy event that
something presented itself, which was the
means Of having it cleansed before the dog
days fully arrived, for his virulence might have
took a more dangerous shape, and been spent
upon something which il would not have fell
SO harmless. When a man win deliberately
sit down and per as many base lies as that
article contained, he must be lost 10 every
lsense OF. honor and manliness, and an attempt
10 reproyeshim would be worse than ~'scasting
neafl before swine" 10 brand Mr.. Vallan-
dighnm's speech as "%volley OF bluckguordism
and abuse" lisa piece Of reckless, brazen-
faced imrudence, which, only a man who has
degraded himself beyond all desency, by q long
service Of doing the dirty work Of his masters,
would be guilty. Oft the manyof the opposition
who heard the remarks ofMr. v. all have spoke
of them as being argumenta;iye and ch~asle-and
we defy the silly scibbler 10 produce one SEN
tence uttered by the speaker, which could be
tortured into ~b.ackguardism. The same can
be said Of the speech Of Mr.. Harlan, which
the writer says was an ''unmiligated bore"
II is very strange he did not have sense enough
10 withdraw from o phce where he p%retends
TO have been SO badly bored, but ass like, re-
manned 10 be "bored through" His attempt
10 Islander Mr.. Harlan, by a false statement Of
his Ministerial course and his endeavors TO
earn an honest livelihood, is too contemptibly
mean TO deserve nolice-it has only excited Q
feeling Of pity, in the bosom Of every honest
man, for the weakness Of the poor pusiliani.
nous creature, who would thus attempt TO ira
duce the character ofan individual, for the
purpose Of manufacturing political capital.
If the tipping shops we're not all closed on
that day, but The usual amount Of drunkenness
dispensed with, we are sorry we cannot say
as much for the Mass Meeting Of The call de-
cency party which followed the Democratic
Convention, We presume however, the rum
sellers are in favor Of 'LEw,' as be is fond oil
The cred eye" and frequently gels fuddled-
goes 10 American ratification neetings-kicks
up thunder generally-and is compelled 10 re-
tarn home 10 a "deserled fomiiy,' and while
at home thinks lie may as we'll square off will
his disaffec.ed constituents.
When This long-eared petsons attempts z
furnish the Register with an account OF an.
other Democratic meeting, we hope he vii
have honor enough no! to impose upon III
credulous Editor, such o batch OF fnlsehoods
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
Pole Raising.

There will be a Democratic pole raising, as
we learn, on Saturday next at O'clock three
miles north Of Eaton, near the residence oil v.
B. Snyder, Esq, in The region OF country COM
monty called Buzsqrd ROost. The democrats
are requested 10 turn out. Speakers are invi-
ted, and will be there, able and willing 10
speak. A general good time is expected lei
all the Buzzard BOOSTERS turn out, be on hand
ane pitch right in.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
compliment to Gen. cass.

The London correspondent Of the Journal IF
Commerce, ofihe llth July, says The following
compliment to the great Michigander, who is
pronounced by the London Times, "a very in-
temperate and foul-mouthed old fellow"
With respec.to British superciliousness and
British encroacbments, Gen. Cass has been d
mos, faithful sentinel on The watch tower,
and The nation Will We erate his memory for
his patriotism when he shall have passed away
from earth. think his vigilance has done an
incaculoble amount Of good in Bringing this
nation 10 q proper appreciation Of us. He has
contributed more thpn any one else 10 teach it
that we ore 'ssomething," and to thus COM
mand for us respect. Instead Of the battle-
field, The millennium OF harmonious relations
between the 1--we peoples will be presented 10
his view as q part OF his reward.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

uThe Abolition Republicans effect to be
awfully shocked at .he practice Of flogging an
~unruly, disobedient, and lazy Southern Ne
gro, and at the same time advocate the cleo
ton Of a candidate fot the Vice Presidency,
who is in favor of hogging the free white SAL
Tor, who bares his breast in the service Of his
country and perils his life 10 defence Of his
flag. Nice champions Of Freedom truly! Put
the Southern negro slave through on the UNI
foreground Railroad, and the free white Amer
icsn sailor through under the Cat-o-nine-tailsl
|Ohl ye hypocritsl