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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
N. L. Dorsey,
DEALER X
BOOTS AND SHOES;
tIuRD POOR rELuw :. b. HAMPERS HAT, sFoRR.1
. WHEELING, VA.

HAVE EStreceived another Boots and Shoes from
this trade, o good mate rial anfhe best workmanship and
prepared to furnish any ArI everybody p;.h ny
ktndVt goods they want in ny line, from cent shoe
dollar boot and to variety style quality, material
and durability Of workmanship, prices, cannot 6e sur
passed By other house in this any other city.
Gents Boots and Shoes all kinds, styles and quantities.
made order
Having employed SOME best EorImen in III. United
States, an satisfied that cannot fall e any u NAV
favor with c1!i.
Call and examine for your selves,
Ny ssoel consists n part Of thefonoSiug articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best boots
IN 10 kp
81 do corr sale
:fE.N'S BEOGASS.
III pair hes, calf bro.ans
Is l5s % % i HR
Fj0 do low priced boots.
BoY's AND YOUTHS BRoGANS.
lie paE boys thick brosans;
z,fs iD0 DO kip
lJO pair YOUTHS IhIcS
boys AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
loo pairs Of calf boots;
1G1 DO Kill
W0MESFS WAR.
fJl pairs lasting CATERS, all coGrs,
lS9 DO walking shoes,
80 Go morocco bIskius,
i',J do calf
l5J do JrGny Lind
sP 10 morocco and lid Slippers ~
MISSES BOOTS
Sl:t5. pairs morocco boots,
15J DO kid
l59 do FRENCH morocco boots,
fSD do cait
10 10 kip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
New Fab and Winter Goods
s. RIG ELS,

~
HAVE recently returned from New Tors, where have
Supplied sell with most EoFseois stock Of Goods in
NV e f6r coli weather. consisting of Eroadeoths, al! col
ors and qualities BrIysr Cloth! of rsuperoF Quality lof ma
kin. tver-cOats Faecy and piaH CRssinsres.
NtSTINGS.
sis Velvet SIX, Satin Ni,rno ard many other STYLES, all
which lido think are LITTLE superior To ANYTHING that can
foui, in is AID which urn prepared 10 uaEe
measure, in superior strits.
READY stApE CLOTHING.
making NJ beautiful assortment of Clothing
will keep hereafter general sefE OF iieadI Made
Goods. ie finest materials down medium and
common.
have also very beautiful stock Of Furnishing Goods
such fine Shirts Drawers, and MGsino and White
Shirts
haze ts best ssoytner, Of SIX ami Satin Ties large
ocS always ltu!. sso Cfnva,s , Collars and every
other article SLalIs kel liz SI-gciI Tailoring Establish
-.:tt. IN Of which al ssI serg cheap Ter cash
aci5 s. RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
RGHG.E!Es's BOsEkS.EGEEeRsEGs'S
.4i. NjsrifInO IlIT1i5- Htd ':f o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
RECOMMENDATIONS BY PHYSICIANS

We undersigned practitioners medicine checrfly
and heartily recommend Dr. Roses method treating dis-
of the Lu and Throat, the btst eecu-
based upon having several Of our patients,
cd consuuptyes restored to vigOEs health after
months treatusut ~ Dr. Rose In the above dis
c application OF Mtdcaed HaPors inhaled direct.
~ into The Lungs may be justly considered great boon
bic disease.
labors in bringing the InhaHg method 10 Euch degree Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
ME,DTCAL.
.AAL .YIloULO YKY IN!

D r. o. ETTER,s,
f8Fs stlIal. E2l3klAa'Ril 81 esg.a = s -
STOMACH BITTERS. @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
400. 600 Bottlrs sala in one J Cas.

NOTHING In me llaTEet-noibig a the medical make
~ for the past fifty years, tas ever gg1aitc Ec- eau r
article ePtoduced t9ualtc this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06


GREAT ANJI-BYsEEPTlc.
Dr. Hnstrttis TsepErO ton rau7yls recit
no: the mere experimental .salt al la0tSuT PRys.
cias vrrhPl investigators II . tn. result 81 pro;oi
am elaborate study Of oC 81 Tie aes eiythe chemists "
ihe Presyn, cy;ttllN,
b ho''srt submits his Inv a!saes IE,tGgs 10 any ctu
tests 'r Hls = st better !crseli 1.i. upon yorr
own lhv fNt lnUrIies 81 these b;icre L!
Uc i9Ind Is TIE FIRST aJSts, i the u! forc eir
medicinal ELECTS Wii e made mEEtst almost S ,tl.
oil short s'acS0t time ppOa thC ~ steh' sl.G.- =.
Are you pSpelcs Then akv hesr crCbrGtcd et0srNCh
Tciie.sdst III a
Are you sd by Indigestion: RcwOvC ,gy caeseby the
lIre Usr bi these Ritttts 81 ~
Aaveyoa Prfer ana AsatS How many tlousauds ia the
Vs alt south have been constitution dvxtFSS.
ing Issass, W lils lpsrpf these litters.
An anoui 'Fy th2 great ae,y w r.nlps &c SiVtu,
thai NiGs IasteleT's Btls afsutd cas-, u fV.4 NH
aSsiS CIalUi occur. 81 stf tfkG - ~
oe Hinr siAss, tlc,t three !uCs day fore ,asuls
VII he found TyttOl iii Which s will splrtnRiS
when personally satisfied at the isct, ~ y ~.
Ing thc BttyTs lT;ai
rh'Fg c cthvE BiIers, some which,
arc ccnlraiiSeS worthless. Bittpr4 HI.hstt IA
rival !ot u.elT lneGrta 4Lsiys, They are put Ut, n
square hottles coAiInE fol quart ri!ol,s on
sHd stf ~ Hosftttsf 'VDtSA GerS" down on tbs hot!
ue. None "thcr svnuI.v. q -lrr7+l
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PEI: ROTTLE a-st
- sor sails b. all tax prlrilal uTuggSiS Hotel Bars
s.sta''FsiS and Dr>crs Ysusrsll IbopEieut Uutcd
LAUGHLISS BusuP1EID RGa
=, II, LoG.lS 4 CO.
-!ydaw Whscl,ar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

LAUGIIISS & Husl!Pltlp BHs
2 y, II, LoGAS 8 co,
-!Edaw 1884 Wheel,nr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

IN
CSE noLL1E
address }OlfSgS0S STEWART Rose rs
= ISL BrOaiNaS, New York
- Tie new postage equres repayment letters.
NS correspondence bei extensive, applicants ensurEe-
plies, must enclose pcstage Money letters Ess
tired By the PCstmas;erssuch letters cpy VIII II al MY
Fisk. fes=sm
HandkeTchIefs and Cravats. =
II ANDKERCHIEFS OF AL kinds embracing The lowest and
u uicst fashionable stylrs Of Stocks and Ties:
Bsck SIR CrsTats, extra Sizes as-sf p 4 isC
Scsris-ll4iii blaek and fancy; =
IiSt HoseOI al kinda, embracing double Gert and Shs-
styIes and saT,eFfoF sqTafity..
Aylel Faici sl esse.t ysFy los 81 No q Ea.ailgssp
oEio j n, sTAIIsf4S
INDIGO, eOpperas, alum and uaalldsr for sale b
I.g ead5 J.Bs VOWEL,
fTVWkNTY THOUSAND .Bushsfs ofcprn wanted;
les1UG Rye and Wheat Eanted
ass qalney stsssi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06
TRA NSPO RTA..Tt'tIl#lO.,,lN,'.

I'm NSPORIAIlON.
wIiERLINd, c1NcTN YAFI { =IotisviIlE PACKET.
fISSSA W. G. wO0bsfDE,
Capt J. K. BoUTE,
and srlseaIate ports.
For SsstsAt or passage sppy to
Wheeling and Sunfish Daily Packet.
ftEls TISGS.. siIIsIYEis,
uIlleave s1 Gip, 4 iai Nv s al O'clock A. NJ
Returning, xiii leave Wheeling AT sl5 o'clock P. ".
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
sS5 49, 49, 80; -
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN. SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
Twice DAnY, Sunday right exeepte!> between Rich
anlria.
Hour. of departure at Rich
Returning Leave washington. \ VI and Pm
Arrige at Richmond. y:so p. s1.anl4 AN.
Bagse cM:Gks and tickets, gwen through Rswssa Es
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 40 STRAP RAIL,
and orLSE ami eNRRrlNG tue GREAT
anieeof iways securing COMMISSIONS, is shown by ART
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance OF
tn. Steamboat line.
SARs FsfwERS RICHMOND ASp wAsGye-na. $3.50
An onrhu4 win be found always ready to take h,Ouga
passengers and eir baggage n wearing apparel bctSsca
she two DePc free 81 charge, NTH ale time for ttl
take tI,eir meals whether ga!ii= North South.
Through Tickets eau b. obtained between Danvie and
Washington AT he Terminus OF the Read nearly
iete DInviiIe. An Agent OF tc Company i'll receive
ls Csc&s ct passengers from the DarlyIe R0a,i, and
tend 70 siT baggage AlI The Way Washington the Bal
tiiuPre itsI-at.
The far :v ty the ,a' line by the old steamboat
route.
There change of the night line, between Reh
nlond AMI Alexandria. Eel
The Adams Express COMPANY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

THE e6-paEtnersp herctocre existing under te hr OF
Gordon, Matthews Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
J. n Matthews Co.. who will continue the busi-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

The dinner passed Oft in the most admira-
bic spirit 1t was one eff the most grand and
delightful festive occasions ever witnessedin this
city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

fICE ONE DOLLAR PER Hottie -gt
sor Sale b all tax Prlpripal uTugEss uot,l Bars,
tIa"Fss'y and prsers gvueFal III ougi,uut Uutca
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION At Rich
noSp--71id Day,-The Convention was called
to order on Friday at 10 o'clock, Gen. Tilghnan,
of Maryland, resuming the chair. Thcresolu
tons providing for an adjournment until May
were called up, and, after some discussion, laid
an Tho tnhIn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

oac vine sAssisl taiu three irnCs day b. fore aeus
vii Ice found agei, Which al viii splrtriRiS
when personally Satisfied of the sc t,y bt by Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

Cutlery, variety and lIusic store;
.r1S H., Main St. Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-06

81 zBARRELs Ext-a Family EGoor
al 81 - SiG.ssseS-neW CgsP;
81 sacks RIO Gorec;
~ boxes liaisrS;
10 hail boxes % T:aisiHS;
10 drums Figs;
90 los. S-eGIsSs Raisins.
Just received and 3oE sale By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

Simeon Diapers regular semi-weeky auction sale
of bonds and stocks will take place tomorrow, (Fr
day. at half past II o'clock At the Merchants Ex-
change.
At the second board there was a marked improve
ment in prices. Cumberland Coal advanced per
cent; Erie, 4; Illinois Central bonds, /; Reading, ( ;
Michigan Southern, /; Cleveland and Toledo, d
Chicago and Rock Island &; Galcna and Chicago, /.
A itcr the board the market fell back again and at
the close the ruling prices similar to those cur.
rent at the first board. The steamship Arago. from
this port for Southampton and Havre, on Saturday,
win take out about half a million Of dollars in
specie.
We would like 70 he informed why the first and
second mortgage bonds Of the Hudson River Rail
road Company command at the Stock Exchange
higher prices than are paid for the first and second
mortgage bonds Of the Harlem Railroad Company
The gmora d HE capital ;iocA Of tas Had "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07
Division OF NIinnesota Territory.

From he st. Panl Dtmoc Eeo 81
Mr. Roette Of the Counc l. has introduced q memorial
to asking the division Of the Territory the
parsle u a. deg 10 min from the ST. Croix to inc Mis-
~ oss We o
the necessity for division Of the Territory line
ning east and west, and believe that under cir
cumstancNs should the line extend beyond the 46th
parallel
Az com promise, ws would be well satisfied with the
line 81 40 deg 80 min that line would probably bet
ter suit the natural formation Of the country than any
other
The necessity however, for Territ ria organiza-
ton is apparent TO AL, and would BY means allow
any preference may have for any particular Inns to
induce 10 oppose measure Of much importance TO
he best interests Of Minnesota and we hope the !sgsa
tnre in acting this question, will cast aside local
prejudces where they may conflict with the general
good Of our entire Territory
Minnesota, at present Is equal 70 tive and halt de
sIees ~ Atituee and eight degrees Of longitude contain
rg territory equal to tour States The size OF Iowa. and
than equal TO five States the size Of Indiana That
all this territory should he incorporated into State
il cut u the question That IL wi eventually be divided
into four sates highly PROBABLE. II is Therefore i'm
porant that the Territory should be divided in
that eventually two States may be rned from
Minnesota ard two from the Territory set of nor
may be urged that much OF the territory mort is 10
region TOO cold and inhospebe 70 be susceptible Of set
t.uen and that there prospect for the nation
q two States from the northern territory as 70
pe divided This we hold 70 be untenable and the poo
gress Of settlements in the territory north OF the
ohio demonstrates the isliacy of sucn ressoning.
II Is within our memory when the country no- form
ing the Hourishing States Of Iowa and Wisconsin was
deemed far less susceptible OF improvement than the
northern portion Of Territory supposed TO be-
xreience has shown that even lar beyond line
Ia The Territory Of the uison's Bay Company wheat is
grown in a. great abundance 10 comparison 20 the
smount Of hand cultivated, and is much surer crop
than in Wisconsin Illinois. Nature has provided for
agriculture IL M parts Of Territory but in the
northern ori1ns other pursuits than that Of agdcul-
will lead 10 spid settlement The mineral and lum
boring interests Of the north will ill 1t With dense p3-
pulatlon within very few Jears
We can see no objection aVtinlt, but many good
reasons favor Of the division OF the Territory previous
70 the forms i5n OF state government. There "a n.
Coubt that NV Territorial organization would
promote the settlement II he county which would
~ On h.nil- W.T. h Tie naw TstfitDrr IL "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

propriations for tia suppo.. OF two Territorial
governments witin our present limits would BIS impor
ta1t The ex,ent which settlements have
reached calls for division for the convenience of the
people and good government Of the Territory The want
OF atty OF interests between the southern and north
portions of Territory is subject intimately
nected with division LAST, though not least among
the reasons We shall onsr ~ Sns time Is th.t within
constitution, and unless the Terri Dry is previously d
vded the convection for the formation Of that cons u-
tion must be composed Of representatives, from barge
portion Of the reit Try which will be in ludsi with
in the State. Rep eseaAtyes would participate In the
adoption OF constitution that thew will have TO expsc
taon OF berg subjected to- This would be injus
the people of the State.
As e4id will not endorse the line pro posed
by Nr Kolstte, bat DO net hesitate to chat
and division OF Territory shoud b. MADE
and the lice by exs nd north of the Forty
parallel.
The Mosquito Ksn9-FAther and Son.
McBesn gave amusing account Of interview he
had with the young Mosquito King who dressed in
he full costume Of his country - straw hat and
cigar The young sovereign said that his father the
cid King Bob, drunk when he sold his LANDS to
Capt sheppard, OF Greytown, and that therefore toe
e. ant sse not valid. This il the grant which C,l
Kinney purchased and under viii sh he claims
region of tsritory. 1t is about valid the Ecgisa
claim to GREY town and the Mosquito coast and neithsr
party appears to have consulted the OF Mica
rsgua the only real aud undoubed This old King
Bob BY the way, vas curiosity He was excessively
ford OF rum ard tonecco, in which he supplied
by the English from Jsmsics. About the time
he latter first began 20 turn their serious aten-
ion TO the acquisition OF territory ia Ceu.ra Ansric4
King George The Third sent hts sable brother richly
crnAnented generals coat and cooked hat. King BIB
was excessively delighted with his present aud took
every occasion to exh bit himself in h dress The
captain Of the English vessel which conveyed tn,
present wishing to do honor the reel oent OF his
regn's bounty gave grand entet ainmeut board and
invited King Bob aud his court t, ba present The latter
csme and they the vessel the captain
gat6ed to perceive that King Bob dressed in the
coat sod hat he had just received But what the
astontshment and e,nstou o. all to perceive whea
he bearded the vessel that he had nothing else on The
ludicrous appearance which the old Indian have
presented dressed In richly laced red coat with the
tails hanging dc behind and full pin med icxed hat
and ether tice whatever be better i'm sgined
than described His court OF only the usual
s,ra bst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

River Railroad paid in is less than a. 900 OOO while
the amount of the capital stock of the Harlem Rail-
road is about &C. 100000. The net earnings of both
roads about the The amount of first mort
gage bonds issued by the Hudson River road is
$4,000 900 and OF second mortgage bonds So 900 000
making total of $6,000,000; while the amount Of
the first and second mortgage bonds of the Harlem
Railroad is only $4,000 .O00 1t certainly cannot be
pretended that the Harlem Railroad is not as good
security for 81 900 000 the Hudson River road is
for sc 100000 Besides the Harlem Railroad second
mortgage bonds are secured by special lien upon
real estate in this city worth now 500 900, and
which will be- doubtless, worth at least 81 900 900
before the maturity of this mortgage. We consider
the first and second mortgage bonds Of the Harlem
Railroad as undoubted securities as any railroad
mortgage bonds in the country.
The stock Of Hudson River Railroad amounts
IN round nun oets 0VV
FIRST mortgage Dords. Vp,VuO
Stcono oo......... wv Voo
Third do Observation-Disclosures. 1000, 900
Total. sIa, 900 900
Harlem Railroad stock preferred an6 common S. 600 600
Do. hrst mortgage bonds 5000 600
Albany extension cerfca ......... 80. 400 900
Total. $40 400 900
The net earnings of both roads are about the same.
Hudson River has about onethrd stock and two
thirds debt. The Harlem has about three tifths
stock and two fifths debt.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day As fol
lows
Paid on Treasury account sl7S coz as
Received 10 .................. I700al 40
Balance do 667, s8S OF
Paid Tor Aassy 9th e. M,6S2 40
Paid on disbursins checks. 80 bS5 25
The warrants entered al the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, the 4th inst, were as fol-
lows
For the redemption OF stocks. xS Ola Ii
For he Treasury Department. 1887 o.
For the Inter Tor tIment............ 60 oS5 rs
War warrants received an entered AS s92 AZ
War reray warrants received aud enter ed 90. 3i5 SO
From mis- .enne0us Eourcus ..,..........., 90 20
On sccount of the navy ............... 90 a5l Ia
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company
earned s63ljS in the month of February. 1855,
against $51 1851 for the same mouth last year,
show ing an increase Of 81 Isl for the MONTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07
Port Of New York, March o, 1855.


CLEARED
Steamship Ena tBr,, Miller, Havre- e Cunard.
Sh p thornton, Collins Iveroool Williams 6,uion
Snip Westminster Hllz. New Orleans Stanton 4 Thsm2-
ship Ship "a, Wet Bennett. New o1e.nsIJIFre,-
R.It 4SeI oieesenAa port ~ Prince Ferris,
Brig Dussn Thomss PORT Al Prinoe evc,s Iisins.oa
Big Taylor, Waterman Por, au Prince Livns.
FIX Oven en"t say asuscs Co.
s.ls sf s Cobb GcrnSali fo.tsSdwy zach
e, schr Patterson. Hand. Georgetown-van Bruas
sesr W Webster Bennett. Charsaou-scran,cn TAU
scir JK Jewou, Oliver, w.shuzor-ysn Brun. slsgnt
scsr Wsse III, liz r,;en wim,este Powell
sssar sssoocc fr Psrses 20
Steamer sandforG, Rand. Line
ship Independence q New Bed ord Haskell, Manila oc
Jan lih John Nj ohel. s.amss. Ssw YORK fell from
e!sss Co.
down into lie oser dee and @.s d Fss Sd
and 10th lat 49, and between loa 10 AID A. passed several
New ship - Ono name, Capt Mallory. Mystic to
Bark seehIs Chi. ioe swea Luf Rocae 80 days,
Bark Famlpen (SorS), Alum Sunderland So davs. with
coal 10 Basca! Livingston -
Thompson tn Hup,er sid in company with brig Has,
Brig xeoephon l aeliasn. Doal. carsn.s. 10 days. with
sonr mars W tet Rockiaad Crockett Arusdila, PR. FEB
Is vi sugar to Duncan lss ns as % TO- ION ship
Revenue. OF Bath. bourd West
Schr Charity, Walters WiliamstOn, NO.
achr Johnson. ionklip. uertford NO.
Eel Ntw York, Biz CHAM. RiohmpCd, days.
schr Haxall Chichester Richmond days
sctr May Jane. Mott. MONK
schr A WeId, Robbins. Accomac.. Va
schr A Hopkins, Phillips AGO ,m.rk. Va.
schr Il Coke Meyers, Accomack Va
Srhr Vary Adelaide BayS virgnis.
seamer thomas swan. Greene. Baltimore. vth mdse, %
John kiey.
Steamer Delaware. Copaa Rostsn.
SeAn ef GAr,is. Smith, New London.
Tie ship Albert Galsts. from Newport f. did
his poI, On tie 80 ns. erone0ul stated but at Havana
on the 2H M TIE from the report the
resg hsodad II as ARRIVAL Captain Sorer having kindly
Forwarded on !Io,n havana.
BELOW.
Ship Cnnroner:, Daigre. from Havrs Doc y.
Aso one brig.
SAILED.
ship 70 kshi,e Livert DOL; bark Demny Rio Qrsnde
Thu chip Defiance Kepdrck London anchored at
Qualaolite.
W;ni al sunrise SW sunset NNW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. March g. chip Carioca Hofner
hostnn; eafs Paez Wilson Lagueyra; lrms. Nobre Mara
cato
Cd City OF New York Mathews Boston: brig 10.
harm (H"n, Bruno Richd ysux Frink
Mobile; Hope Candy, Fargo, Providence.
miscellaneous and Dis aAterS.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-26
Mr. Filin0rc's Speeches.

Never, in the history Of this country,
have tho people been blessed with better
speeches, more patriotic, manly and
wholesome truths, than those uttered by
Willard Fillmore since his return to the
land Of his birth. And it is enough to
stir the blood, and awaken the contempt
orcycry honest man, to sec an ctlortm0de
on the part Of some to deprive them Of
their legitimate effect, So,colIcl demo,
Gratis affect surprise that Fillmore should
be making speeches, and he candidate
for the Presidency! But their dcrision
will prove rruitlcss and vain, for the pco,
pie will appreciate his patriotism and
craftsmanship, aud reward him with the
position he once filed with credit to him,
self and honor TO his country. There's
no danger Of Buchanan making speeches.
He's too "dillident." He has even rcius
ed to answer any questions that may be
addressed to him!
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-26
State Of Tennessee.

Chancery Court at Winchester, for FRANKLIN
County. Clerks Office, July Is, 1856.
Thomas Finch admir- Of Richard Sharp, ST.,
deceased.
VS..
Robert Hancock and wife JULIET Jane; John
IL. Dechord and wife Elizabeth, -- Wea-
YER, Emily Jane Weaver, and Lucy Elizabeth
Weaver.
On motion of complainant, and it ap.
pear,ng to the satisfaction of the Clerk u
Master that the above named defendants
are non.residents Of the State of Tcnnes.
see so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them, ii is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the
Winchester Appeal. newspaper publish
ed in the town of Winchester, Tenn, Tor
three successive weeks. requiring said
non resident defendants to make their
personal appearance herein on or before
Wednesday after third Monday in August
next and p cad answer or demur to COM
plainants' bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte
as to them. A copy attest. :,
Julyl0 HUI. FRANCIS, G. q M.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-26
9'ne New Orleans Democracy.

The New Orleans correspondent OF The
Natchez Free Trader, writing on the 9Th
inst, says:
"Up to this moment see no effort &c
consolidate our strength, or even rally
our forces. sec oaIousos--l sec cliquct
i see everything but the proper spirit
Some are diss satisfied because Douglas was
not noninatcd--Some plume themselves
too much on the nomination Of Mr.. Buch.
anan--none defend General Pierce and
his administration as they should be de-
(endcd-somc say the platform goes too
far-othcrs that it is not up to the mark
in short there is spirit here, among
our leaders, that the democratic masses
should rise up and condemn"
The city ofNcw Orleans is, we suspect,
a type Of the whole country. The char
monious" are split up among themselves
--thoir leaders full Of bleeding wounds
inflicted by brothers. hands--and were
it not for the potent power of the sPolS,
they would be scattered like chaf before
the wind, in Noycmbcr-NaShgiLle Pa'
tri0t.