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NGsgse"K keeping Goods,


RHe dersOM 81 Gaines7,
80 CANAL STREET, W
r-srr CONSISTING IN PART OF A4#
SOLID SEW e IF w a. r e
Guaranteed of y. S. Mint Standard.
a SILVER PLATED WARE, of all grades;
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS, Of every variety;
TABLE CUTLERY AND JAPANNED WARE;
KING st OV ES,
III OF VARIOUS SIZES.
KITCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS Of all kinds, including
IRON, TIN and WOODEN WARE. etc cts. etc: -r."
sHovELs and roNGs TENDERS and ANpIRoNs;
BASKETS, BRooMs and BRUSHES, etc. etc.
- An immense variety Of elegant
TAN CY A R T Q L ELS,
All of which are offered at the
dl3 9peod15t LO w EST PR1CE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

Is $@. WentOUe65 +.. D.. ....---
FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE, III quarts and
pns constantly hand, which equal the best that
this market. j..
1-@ OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING aud STILL HOOK MADEIRA aud SHERRY WINES.
BBAN Dies:
sAZERAC, vintage 1886 1906 braudo
.....-.v5 W HISKY,
OF all deseription-scoch, Irish Rye Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER in pins md quartz .-I
'"...E.. 4-#-a ' ..l.-,....... $50 ..D..
On hand ussa assortment Of the best WINES and LIQUORS
in the ket which will be sold oey
house in the city. ....-.
SEWELL r. TAYLOR,
d. 4ptf No. IT ROYAL street.
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II. EW. GLENN

5'0baCCo--T0bUCcO
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
AZ GRAVIER STREET, AZ
We have store and receiving
one of the largest and best atocks of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
ever before offered 10 the trade computing all grades syea Of
pounds half pounds, " So and los consisting
the various brandn the following
mcst Of whom sole agents
NJ. LANGtORNE IL SONS,
MILLER & CRESSBAW,
AUG. LEFTWICH,
w. W. A. READ,
LANGHORNEd co.
COSBY W1NFREE,
GEO. W. GILLIAN x BRO,
H. B. DICKINSON,
JOHN p. KNIGHT,
C. FORD, JR,
WILLIAM CRUMPT0N ALLEN L. KNIGHT,
GILLIAN, WALKER CO.,
E. D. WirHERs,
DEXTER, OTEY Ii BRO,
PAYNE d CRUMPT0N,
JOHN W. STONE Co..
TdOss & SAM. HARDGRAvE,
TALIAFERRo Il BROADWAY
ar Terms LIBERAL Call and examine. Ell
WILSON, LIPSCOMB & CO.,
| d24 9ptf SIS Gravier
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w- NoTIoE-The members Of the American
the Fourth Distrc New Orleans will meet at their Hail.
FRIDAY EVENING O'clock The annual election
oro H,ers an3E
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Cheaper than Eveg!!!
Fl Q r A Q e H A By,
ACS CAMP STREET. LOO
lsuow selling of his entire Fall of DRY GOODS
FIRST COST Laie will fnd
before purchs sing elsewhere.
Plaid and Striped SILKS. 81 90 per yard
Iard WIDE do eo.......-.-...............St5
Rich CASHMERE DRESSES, - yards eacn,.... I 90
Super Plain De LANES all wool. ..........-... as
French NJ GRlNO, all Observation-Disclosures. IS
Wooden PLAlDs yard wde,. 10
"A rich assortment OF latest sly COLLARS COLA
SLEEVES and Ct1EhlISETTES; ~.
RACHEL COLLARS; EMBROIDERED SKIRTS;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHiEFs; .,-3
MORE ANTIQUE aud PLUSH TRIMMINGS, etc.
All of which being per below
iormer prices.
HORACE HARDY,
jani 2p4t 1855 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

M1IITART ELECTION - AT an election held on
the 22d December 1856 General Rrst Division
Brigadier General First Brigade Brigader General
Second Brigade, First Division, resulted as follows:
For Mgior Genesal-Gen. Jno. L, Lewis, 81 votes GEN
Ell Tracy, %.
Brisadisr General, First Brigade y. L. Tracy,
Is votes scattering,4. n
For Brigadier General Second Brigade Gen. Denis Gro
man. a Yotep; no oppposition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

Charles Il. KeGks, I'D. LID. S..
SolSl Canal street. Carondelet b.
ronne Brsst, New Orleans. fhspS&gaSes%
,.. 1s. hl t. T - nsss.s s, rim, in fall
COMFORT TO THE WEARER Cannot be excaet. -LzAAI
ais splys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

GAIETY THEATER Last evening the new
play entitled Violet the Life Of Actress written
BY Dion Bourcicau produced at the Gaety Theater
With very strong cast and in very admirable manner
There was an exceedingly full house and every thing
passed OF the acceptance Of those present Owing
the ateneas Of the hour at which the piece concluded we
ara enabled only to speak Of its general success.
strong the audience large and the general
verdict muck favor Of the plan and execution of the
piece. s. If II 5z,s s l5 ssi
The amusemenes closed with the farce OF Log Hut
Iife,n to which We have previously referred. M s5E
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ASo0fs, ShOes GsaG E2a"OGGzas.
R1MfR AT WHOLESALE.
WIN Nownndnr from, ship Norfo land in store, genera
assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES BROGANs HATS CAPS
Plantations supplied with prime ITCHING BOOTS RUsSET
BOOTS, BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF STRAW an&
CAhlrEACHY HATS att the oweutmarket prices. by
lylS9P&W FROST a CO., 10 gaIne nreets
#sa HGfss GGaps, etc.
EssSS%S AT WHOLESALE,
F E3 We constantly receiving general assortment
Blk Fur Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
SlSsp&" FROST CO.. 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

TIE ATAILs-T The Northern and Eastern mail J;
vis Mobile, due Monday last, received yesterday
which we're only mails received according to our
changes. g
There will be due morning the mails from the AT
lantic cities Of the 25th, 2Tth 2Sth and 18th inst We
observe telegraph dispatch in EVENINGS Pcayuns,
dated New Yor January stating the southern mail
Inundated. Il strange We should
ges intelligence from Alabama and Georgia via New
khe contractors do not intend to perform their
Duties excuse answers Just % well as another for
mail failures. 55Esssss 5aEs gs
MADEMoIsELLEP ARoDIs Concern, We would
again remind our readers and tie many lovers of good
music in the city that first grand concert 81 Made.
oiselle Parod the successor Of Jenny Lind
and sontag and the acknowledged queen Of melody,
takes place at the Odd Feows Hail. this evening Mime
Amelia Patti Strakosch, and signor Giovanni Leonardo,
Tie direction Of Maurice
The foremost Of pansts contribute their aid the
oceasion end make up Of musical talent
as has rarely winged s way hitherward to witch
QUE citizens with music Fnd melody 0
Tho programme which may Be at length in an
other column embraced many the most familiar and the
most difcut pieces Of music among them are gems that
have had setting given them By the swesdsh nightingale
and newer and equally brilliant arrangement BY Mile
parod ~ dreamed that dwet in Marble Halls from the
Bohemian Girls 4 All mon a pa Casta Diva =, duetto
from Der Freysehutz kathleen Mavourncen =, within
milo Of Edinboro Town Z, the Itfeci VaBe and
comic Tersatno, are all embodied in the programme
The talent Of the artists the attractive character
the programme should induce all who can to present.
opportunity for musical enjoyment better
display ef muBcal ability has not been with long
time Tickets caf be had at the music stores of H. D.
Hewitt ana P. r. Wcrlsn. See the advertisement.
a 2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

CORNER OF CANAL
f We offering large FINE CLOTHISG Of OUR
OWN MANUFACTURE al extremely low prices,
cali and examine.
FINE BLACK CLOTH FRoCKs, at very lew prices.
FINE FANCY BEAVER oyERCOATS, at very low prices,
FINE BLACK CLOTH TALMAS, Mt very low prices.
FINE SILK and SATIN VESTS, at very low prices
FINE EMBROIDERED VELVET VESTS, at very prices.
FINE BALL aud soIREE VESTS, at very low prices.
FINE DRAB CASHMERE PALToS, at very low prices.
FINE BLUE CLOTH HAYMARkET COATS. at very low prices
FINE DOESKTN PANTS, at very low prcea.
FINE FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS, at yery low ur;cer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

FURNIsHIN GOODS,
And other article appeanipg GENTLEMANs WARD
ROBE.
As dehirous OF reducing stock make Spring
Goods, we will sell u. greatly reduced prices
~ Every article ia made the BEST STYLE s1taac
tory, be returned.
TT PurehSsra from City and Country will do
anime. isule
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d94 9pl2t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,


VIII he given to any in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures, viz: SIX irofyE@S and Dn0uerroge~
ef eupf ,er to will select from
his collection opened Gallery Forb's jew
elry Store 1856 Main St. with slght arranged the
approved principles which be equaled unless SINH
larry situated fronting The With easy OF
cos= large and arranged, with convenience for
making first pictures OF every style and size lie is
happy to announce that lie will assisted W Mr. JAMES CAUY
the artist who made the pictures that awarded the high
est rrenIu Gold Metal at the -ime,cHn
L.stWte Castle Garden, New YORK, also the rsinm
drca.dGF for Daguerreotypes at She Worlds FIi" at IA
Mr. 4 has received Grs medals and siat diplomas for The
rst :uerreotypes exhibited different fairs in ;ie United
States which fully their superiority aud having been
ouorcd with large proportion the business Wheeling
the past year expects with Increased facilities rot only to
retain but enlarge the number of his pa,ron$ especial
Ii rs he relies on the productions ra;h
cr ,l.a display furniture IAjratyies either single
or D~S Daguerrotypes plain coored equal to
nnIng on Ivory photographs from tie lowest prices upto
fny dollars light being naie Of French Parc Glass
and being unoEstruec by other buildings pictures he
made from Snsk Pictures fchllren taken IN
Simultaneously from y. NJ toaP.M. Yethelisht soft
and mild that persons eyes sit by with per-
feet ease. Cloudy days good by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE NEW SCHOOL PRES
EYrERIAS cHCHcH.
Second Ddy.-Fritlay.

: Second D0y.-FriIay.
The Assembly was opened with prayer by the
Moderator.
The minutes of last session were read. Con
;de,ablc discussion arose ona resolution offered
~ the Rev DIR. Brainard to amend the minutes
% as to record the names ofthc candidates for
Moderator yesterday, and the number Of votes;
eccivcl by each
Rev. Drs. Brainard, \. d. Smith, Spear, Mills,
Oulifeld Wisncr Beman and others to part i'll
he debate On motion of DIR. Brmun the sub
Get was referred to a select committee. The Nod
rator appointed the committee as follows: Revs.
= rainard, Beman and Day.
The Moderator then announced the standing
\ Committee on synodical records was also
appointed.
presented and referred to the committee on sy-
. medical records.
The narratives, statictical reports, oyertures
and memorials were then received, anu put into
the hands of the stated clerk.
The committee on assessment of expenses re-
ported according to the plan adopted by the last
General Assembly, and published on page thir-
ty-thrcc Of the minutes.
Resolved, That the moneys assessed and paid
in by the prcSbyteries be put into the hands Of
j. ". Benedict, Esq, chairman ofthe committee
THIRD DAY-sATURDAr.
The Assembly met this morning at nine o.
The Rev. DIR. Dufield, from committee of bills
and ovcrturcs, reported two ovcrtureS on church
extension which were referred to the committee
on church extension.
Also, a memorial from the prcsbytery of Dc
troit, upon the subject of psalmody, and moved
its reference to the committee upon publications
, \ discussion arose as to reference to standing
committees or special The Rev. DIR. Winser
conteuded earnestly for reference to a standing
committcr The Rev. Dr-AIills objected to re-
ference to any committee before the memorial
had been read.
I DR.. Duficld then read the memorial, which at
considerable length argued for uniformity in
the use of a LYNN Book, and especially n return
to the simplicity of the Psaitcr, as arranged ac-
! cortiag to the Hebrew in parallel columns FIR
responsive singing. Tho tenor of the argument
was that thus, instead of sentiment and rhetoric
truth would be impressed upon all worshippers
and especially the young. Moved that the me-
mortal be referred to the publication committee
. miscellaneous discussion arose to which DR.
Besnan Put an end by claiming the floor. He
continued his remarks in favor Of revised and
Durer PsaItcr. He removed reference to a
.pecial committee to report to the next Assem-
by.
The motion to refer to a committee TO report
- the nest assembly was lost.
= s motion 70 refer TO special committee to re-
pott n thts Afaembly, yas carried
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21

Surr FOR FnsEnoN-A Suit, which excited
considerable local interest, was brought to a close
on Saturday evening in Chesterfield Circuit
Court, Judge Nash presiding. The style of the
case was Betty ct. els. rs ARdersoh's Executors.
1t was a claim on the part of certain negroes,
deed of cmancipati executed by Jordan .tnder-
son, the elder, in 1880. Alter the most patient
investigation, and the most elaborate argument
of counsel, it was decided in favor of tie conf
plainants. There were twenty-one thus sucing
for their freedom, and they had the cause dcci-
ded in4heir behalf notwithstanding the Aboli-
tionists say there is no law for negroes at the
South. Counsellor the plaintiffs, Messrs. Flour
nev, Poindexler and b. H. Nash; for the defend
ants, Messrs. Rhodes, Joynes and Masters
There arc about twenty moro of Betty's tlescen-
dants in an adjoining country, and steps are in
progress to bring their claims in like manner be-
fore the proper tribunaI.-R. DispGtch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21

y PARIS RoMAScE.-Paris is a city Of Won
dcrful occurrences. The suicides are wonderful,
the lives extraordinary, and the deaths unnatu-
raj. OF the marriages there are constantly hap
pening the drolcSt, the oldest, the most biZari
imaginable, of which the following is spcci-
men Madame Ia COntesse X*%*+, very rich
widow, living in an ariStocractic faubOurg, went
daily into populous quarticrc of the city for
the purpose of distributing aims In order not
to attract attention and prevent curiosity, she
was in the habit of leaving her splendid equip
age and proceeding modcstly in an omnibus. 1t
was thus that upon one occasion she addressed
herself to conductor of one Of the vehicles who
had attracted her notice by his poltencss and
attention towards his passengers.
She desired him To reserve for her at n certain
hour every day place in the carriage on the
step of which nc pursued his vocation. During
many months the place was scrupmlously pre-
served to the great cOntcntmcnt of the lady; and
to testify her satisfaction to the young conduc-
tor, who, physically, was remarkably progresses
might easily pass for your mother for | am he
yond my forticth year, but if my age does not
Brighten you, offer you my hand in marriage
and my brilliant pOsitiOn!''
Notwithstanding his intense establishment,
the conductor took off his cap and at once ac-
ceptei her offer, refusing by way of generous ac-
acknowledgement to accept of any compensation
for the distance she had already ridden. The
marriage was recently celebrated The conduc-
tor finds himself man of 10000 francs income
and husband Of n buXom person, whom it is his
delight daily to promenade on the Champs Ely
sees in an elegant calechc drawn by pair Of ex-
pensivc horses, the envy and admiration of all
who see them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
Trust Sale.

virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by nG W Gill and
1855, and recorded in the CLERKS office Of Ohio county,
Dert ooS No A. page 3T3 &c. for the purposes therein
named, viii proceed, MONDAY the 10th day OF June,
1854, the trout door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
sell the property mentioned in sail decd In the city
Of WhecnE wit: the lots OF land fronting the north
side of Webster street In Centre Wheeling, and designated
the plat Ivy the number two Hundred and tEeniyglt
(22S) H:,d hundred and twenty 229l which
the oil Cloth Factory, and lots numbered two hundred and
ftvCour (ll and hundred and v i26j) which
is the Machine Shop, occupied by Hobbs K Taylor
Also lots numbered siNy-egt (G anin and lots
numbered thirteen (i) nn fourteen i4 the Belmont
Iron Works in Centre Wheeling. Also, the property known
the Athennun, situated tie Market
streets in wheiIng, being Subdivisions Of lots numbered
s, Q, 10, IL and IL.
Oneth'rd Of tile purchase :uney Will he required in cash!
credit Of SIX and twelve months given
iue, the purchaser giving approved paper with good
dorscmcnt bear ing interest from of sale, by
deed Of trust the property The title believed
EoO but will convey only such title is vested in
the trust decd.
shown on the day Of SALE beIng for abont $ln,un0.
Y CHARLES ". RUSSELL,
mNtG:td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
ALFRED HUGHES. NJ. ID.
n...-.-...4l... rll.....a.an
DIR. j. Hedges
FEWER IL .ACiUE; ANNIHILATOI4

FEVER ard Aglr, Cl.is aud Fever, Dumb Agne any
Fever, whether long stand
ing speedily, safely ami eecnay cured by the Of
Or. j. hedges Arnhilator.
TINS preparation is entirely free from all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic Mercury but is compounded from
purely vegetable. eertaln safe and reaeious
remedy in all kinds Of weather. The Pro"
prietor article Ills private practice for
several years. and in has failed to effect perfect
when the directions have been followed In posi-
BILE way njure the SYSTEM butts adapted to all
sexes constitutions. 1t he given the infant of
month old with much safety the adult md can be
kept in any climate. chromium, long array
testimony herald its efficacy merit lies within it,
.e-nnl the invalid 1t Will prove of value than
octave volume Of certificates
Prepared only by Proprietor Stanopc, " j., and
never genuine without hs signature.
For sale, wholesale retail by y. C. GOOD Co., Drug
-ss, Wheeling Va and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W: III. DECAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:Gm IS Courtland ST.. New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21

\ CASE FOR 0KNITnoLoGIsTs-A't kMgte
HafcfsI and Nursed By a SinHglai.-Aoout
six weeks ago Mr.. Robert Cameron, who resides
on the Miami riScr, Il few miles above llamii-
tor. Boiler county, Ohio, discovered bald ca
gle'S nest ON a huge sycamore tree standing near
the river and one ofhis sons. an active and all
venLurous fellow. by tall climbing" reached
the erie, and made prize of two eggs Of the
bird of our country, which were at once depos-
tied under y setting hen," and in two weeks a
fine lustY easiet picked the SHE'LL and made his
appearance with less pain and pomp and Circum-
stance than attended the birth of the ''cnfant dc
France" One Ofrhe eggs proved failure, and
this. with the eggs of the hen, were throwna|ay,
IT being considered that the barnyard fowl would
have quito enough to attend to in the person Of
the fcathcred ..princc inpcrial;' and the chick
en- and eaglet are both, we are pleased to learn.
doing a. we'll rs could be expected. The plebc-
ian nursc.fowl il, we are Informed by Mr.. Cam
Cron. apparently at times, very much astoIishcd
at the cccentricities of his Royal HighnesS, the
infant bird Of Jovc, whose keen, unfiinching
ewes. and stout. sharp, crooked hoax, and aPpe-
lite for flesh and fish, are slightly terrible, and
beyond her appreciation. Sill, she attempts to
relieve his wants with true mothcrly devotion,
am! in tryin., to inducc him to take promen-
adc. cltris at him vaiulv by the hour. His legs
are not Serricibe, and Gisclaiming to crawl after
her, he looks with eager aspirations, as becomes
lis illustiious race ySvward. lie is very fond
OF fish and luxuriates in rats and snakes, though
he is not vet strong enough to skin them for
himself The quantity of skinned garter gnakes
that he consumes is queer, he being competent
to dispose Of almost his weight in that article of
prepared saakc.--Cig. Commercial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21

\ WrxDFA1L.-Tbe Richmond (Texasl Sun
mentions 4 report that the overseer of Judge
Dyer, Of Fort Bend county, few days since
while walking in the forest, back of the Judges
plantation, leaned upon stake which had been
driven in the ground The stake broke in twain
and disclosed layers Of brick, nearly even with
th,. surface Of the earth. Unpn examination, a
fancifuly arranged cell was discovered, contain
ing fiitccn hundred dollars in gold and silver
1t Is said that in 1885, near where Richmond
now stands, wayfarer lost three thousand dol
lars A suspicious character was arrested upon
whose person WIS found fifteen hundred dollars.
The balance of this sum is supposed to be the
amount now found.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21

CALIroRxIA MrsrARD-There is found grow
ing wild in that most wonderful of all lands, Cal
ifornia kind of mustard that is snid to be supc-
rior to any other variety. Ono has cultivated a
field OF forty acres, and last year he ground up
thousand bushels for market. 1t is said that it
can be sent to New York and sold for profit at
Hess price than the current rate in this market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
CanT1ON

Dr. NEorse InvcOratms Cordial has been cOun;sri,ta
by some unpr!;icTlrd persons.
In future all ihr genuine Cordial proprietor"
fac smile pasted the cOrk OF each la;i.e .
lowing words blown in the glass:
"Dr MOrsa's InYigorating Cordial "
e. H. RING. PROPRIETOR. y. y.
1.-THE Cordial Is III: mp, mighty ia pint
beetles. Price 80 per bcttlc, for s.. az
Foo sale hy LACGIIlINS & BCSHEiELn,
mb26lSm Wholesale Druggists. - M,!.r0r st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
s5ys The correspondent Of the New York

q Thc Correspondent OF the NeW IVIN
Times. writing u der date of Washington, May
18th. says:
There is not the least foundation for state
r1ents made ty contemporaries that Great Britain
has formally refused to recall Mr.. Champion or
Weld on the Central American question. No
DISPATCHES whatever were received by recent
steamers. a long dispatch had been prepared
hy Lord Clarendon defensive Of Mr.. Champion
and declining to recall him. This was consider
ed in the British Cabinet on the 22i ilitimo, but
was not forwarded, as Is supposed IN conse-
qaence of doubt as TO its prop-iety or policy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
SPRING Ell ION.

I'VE charge Frvx DOtlAES inserting nominations for
sheriff. to be paid Invariably advance Persons not e"m'
plying with this rule will understand why their announce
mrnts do not appear.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21

Ma. Eprros-please announce THOMAS p. sIGALLcRnss
as the peoples candidate Sheriff. the spring
election No one questions his peculiar fitness the Office
ny 81 doing you WILL ObIse
Eel MANY VOTERS.
tArcu. and Times copy and charge this oNfce.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
An ASTOUNDING CURE

rTNIIIS young gentleman living in orr miis-t"sg
vii" know Him Will bear testimony that his suI.rnE and
cnrc xAggerntfon. Of the pieces Of bone may
by calling 24n Baltimore Strcet-otlers are In his
possession. Let tine sceeal see hin-he VIII testify t''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21

MR Eur1oA: John Parker will be the nnt-KnoW Nothing
candidate in the CITY District Commissioned of the
CITIZENS SGFHAGE'