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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
HEAD QUARTERS II!

E7EAIs 9OtAa EMO
=. Il. BUSH, Agent,
Tor the Daily New York Herald Tribune, and Times, and
philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore SIM, Clipper and Amsr
can Democrat
soon rs publisheJ.
DEPOT, MAIE sTaEET-cne door above Monroe, and i'm
mediately opposite the H. q r. Blnk. Papers and Mag
axnes delivered In any part OF the c ree Of charge.
-0eCO-4yt B
T0WNsIF:YP 5 INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH ACHE 1N0.
DYNE -
WHETHER be true that nature provided with
w for all the Ills that 1esh
certain that Of the distressing Affections the
catalogue Of human slertnss may speedily eGee.
ally relieved hy harmless antid0te.
IDWgslEYs TOUIHAeHE ARoBYHE
e liquid composed purely vegetable Substances, unmix-
ed with acids or posons Of any kind and stands unriyaed
e er fprthe most acute pains Of Tooth and
an Indian preparation, and the roots of which
d were by s proprietor from he
PaEnee tribe OF Indians in t5 Platte coanTy Of Missouri
1s45.
The snOdyne has been extensively tffebS the frs Eaml-
lies New ORLEANS other cities South and West, and
has been found 70 be thoroughly
IN OIL otler No other
scented to the public has proved harmless and n te same
tdme beneficial in It's results. = 7r q
JOAN II THOMPSON, .
dsea2z asa ia Sole Agent III Main ST.
Inn BUSHELS White BeaIs; 3.
'A0O 10 - 9pi0us 70 aTrfTesoI saleabTs 744sts
&eesS eoRDoNs MATHEWS 8 co.
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For sale wholesale and retail by
aq1s LAUGRLLNS6 BUSAFZELD.
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.nmIGE

NOIICIL.
IN and after the first of january proXimo, the present.
" firm Of Heiskel Co.. will he dissolved by limitation,
James A. Fetzer retiring from the Arm
Alpersons indebted TO US viii please call and make pay
ment without delay and those having claims against the
will present them for adjustment,
December 81, 1855. ts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

REPORT OF TIE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
The Postmaster General suggests that the
franking privilege be restricted TO public docu-
ments and letters on public business merely;
also, the charge of full rates upon newspapers
in all cases, instead OF half rates, when paid
quarterly in advance. Herccommends compul-
sorry prepayment by stamps of postage on books
pamphlets, circulars, and all other transient
matters He again urges the six months no
ticc to the Collins steamers in discontinuanccC
the extra pay voted them in July, 1862. lie
presses this subject at some length, and with
cyidentsmalirnity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR, IS
viii subdue pain Inflammation from the severes
burns scalds from twenty mnues-and that 1t
will heal the wounds without scars eectualy Re
yer sores-salt Rhgun-Infammatory rheumatism
Inaamcd Eyes-Cusw Bruises-o Old and Ulcer
sted sOres-scald Head-COrns BnniOns -Eryspclas
Nipples-ch
Of Insects-sweled and broken EFurttOusand n
InaammatOry and diseases, where the parts
affected be reached.
Don'be increducas about the many deases named be
by only tngbu reflect that few, positive
properties which tie Daley savc alone contains and as
heretofore euumeratedOne reach not alone
the aforementioned disease but many
oueryllo not regular, bred 1Fysteiams prescribe cotO
mel fR1rdrs1tyJo scores crdissreat dtseases9
Each box CT GENUINE DAlIsYfs PAIN EXTRACTOR has upon
Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures of CIV
CLICKESER & CO., prorrietors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer All others counterfeit Price IS cents
per box.
B Al orders should be addressed c. V. Cllckner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LAEGAELNS d BESAFZELD, Wheeling,
aud Druggsts generally throughout theU.s spls.
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City ELECT ION.

tEee,large for inserting nominations to be
paid irvaria advance Persons not complying with ibis
rule WIN Why their nominations onOt appear
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
The Southern and Southwestern CONNER.
cial Convention at their last session in Charles
ton, appointeda committee to determine upon
the time and place of its next session,
That committee,by joint action with the citi-
gems and the Board of Tradeof Richmond, have
called meeting of this Convention, on the 3oth
January inst, in Richmond.
In pursuance of this arrangement, thefollow-
ing circular has been adopted by the Invitation
Committee:
R1cHNoSD, Dec. 18th, 1856
Dear Sir:-The committee appointed by the
last Southern and South Western Commercial
Convention to select the place and fix the time
forits next session, having announced the ac-
ceptance of an invitation to meet in the city of
Richmond on the Both day of January next, the
undersigned, on behalf of the citizens and
Board Of Trade of Richmond, (aware of your in.
tereSt i'll the subjects connected with this move
ment, cordially invite your attendance and par
tcipation IN the deliberations Of the convention
We also request that you will take such early
action as will insure the appointment of a full
delegation from your city.
HORACEL. KENT.
JAMES LYONS,
HENRYC 6. CABELL,
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
JAMES H. GRANT,
DAVID j. BURR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

rule win vy their nominations donOt appear
3dsWurd TIcIsct for Council
An EprroaYou viii please announce tie name of JOHN
HAMILTON, JAS. W. PAXTON, JOS. C. ACHEsON, E. H.
FIrzHuGH and JOHN MORGAN as candidates for election
to City Council and oblige
dcSl CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
Peoples Candidate.
Mr. Epf4oR-Please announces our worthy teIioW-eIzen
DANIEL DUNBAR, as the Peoples Candidate the otce
Of Superintendent the Water Works the coming Char
terEscaOu. Janl. al-- THE PEoPLIE,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

WI. a. HATCHER OR'S HAIR DYE.
GREY, Red, Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to beautiful
brown black without least injury Hair
or skin.
FrTeES MERAls ASD DIPLOMAS have been awarded 70 VIM
A. Datchrlor since 1882 and $4,000 applications have
been made Hair OF his patrons Of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying hair and whkers Is UNJUST IL
would he against covering bald head with awiG.
VISA BArcnELoa.5 HuR DYE produces color not to DO
distinguished from nature and warranted njure in
the least however long 1t may be continued.
Made sold applied Tin private rOom the Wig PaetO
ry, 2SS Broadway, n. Y. f-l,e,-s
Sold in cities and OF the United States, by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
~ The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BATCEIELoR,
2SS Broadway, New York
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NEW ADvRRTIsRMBNTs
Administrator,s Sale.

administrators -0d16s
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY. viii be
plbllssS the Farm Of thelnte b. \. ldgel
az the five head Of Horses. Cows and about
ogeter With the Household Kitchen Furniture belong
lps = " ss'A's = ? i '''iss Am H RIDeEEY.
Administrator,
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
TERsis5Or sALE-An under $40, cash; for larger
jas.daW.t [Gaz cOpyl
Money Lost
oSr 90 Wednesday night Thursday morning. between
IL R. T. Fords Oyster Depot Main Street aud Fourth Str
Pocket Book, containing about sg6 Of which iere we're
Indiana 4 Is bfI ON the state Rank Ohio, IS
Of which IS not now balance SIS
State Bank of Ohio Any finding the above VIII be
literally rewarded by leaving II 1t this office Ian4
For Rent.
TIME two large spacious Main street
j in The Occupacy of List Howell. Possession given
on the first Of April next. Apply to
Jana. FRANCISR.s ARMSTRONG
wHEEIISG sNvIS0s INsTfTUTIoS, Jan lst, 1885
TINE Directors Of this Institution have this day declared
the profits of last six months Payable to the stoSEhOld
ON demand. WM. MCCOY.
Warehouse for Rent.
THAT zinc business stand Monroe street, adjoining the
y store of II. = Norris Possession given immediately
Apply to tJan4S6Swl H. w ClAPLlNE,.
Dissolution.
yINE firm Of W. 8. Bradley, dissolved on the lst Of
i January. The business will be sctcd mp by William
Bradley. ts.s ,..r.
WOOLLEM YARN FACTORY.
THE undersigned will cOntinne tile mAnuiactOry OF stock
ing Yarn in East Wheeling Thankful for past Gavors he
hopes to merit public patronage in the future
JAn4st. MN. BRADLEY,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ITNuOMAS HORSBR0ok1 Esq has appointed me lS agent
Orthe purpose Of Renting selling Of s City Prop
erty All applications viii meet with prompt attention
T. h IIUBRELL.
Jaa4sg: laai s'i 5 g -a a'F'R 81
CORN. SHELLIARS. "a n Il
ARRANTED superior TO any get OfTsa q SS
,Jsn4ss. tcaaette. oopy.) -'e''H'Nt e70'''
| DISSOLUTION.
ME- law partnership existing between the undersigned &
this day dissolved by mutual consent Each will irae
q JACOB,
/ dc2I JsI. PENDLEToS.
KEEP YOURSELVES WARM
! LOT Of western made
I IA BLANKETS,
Oflarge size and superior quality the best in town.
ceyed at dc6 ". D. NOTE BRoS.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS. y
HAVING transferred my Soap Candle Grocery es
L Reid commend them to the patronage my former
TONER'S
All persons having accounts against me, will present then
for settlement and all Who indebtedtO Will
favor by calling the store and settling by payment
erEse. Il SimlOrtan that my business shall be closed
as intend changing my place Of residences ~
!, Jau4--lm. ALEXANDER MADDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

- DISSOLUTION. 100 n
IE partnership cxisilng between te Snbscrbers nnds
tr firm name Of TnuNPsoS pAtrtIsoH b tls day dis
solved BY mutual The busness Will lac conducted
By joins H. TRuHPsON WHO NIL collect all debts due the r
and pay all claims aEairstit
= JOHN H. TtI0MPsoE,
4. II. PATTERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

Capital s0ck,... 5000 40 Banksk $500
surplus Fund. ESQ 81 FersOn pldl srt4 rs o.
SecIAl Deposits .144s 4I6 VI Eis Do ,l26ts
Transient do Is 80 PCS AZ MeFCll q Neon. ilI74 90
Interest Account. ,l28 80 North Western ofGl79
Dividends Unpaid. $500 Expense Account ili o.
Cash on ilalld -. ea1sl " Z
SsT5is59 N9 so177e=ott3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

No = Wilmington kali,
kI AFING just returned from die Eastern lf with very
II urge eli selected absOrtnisdt Oh C5cis SAtelsS
s9a gsWeiEy NE Eopld call the attention Of his
4na me public CENTRALLY to H. As5drlgg them tllRtht
Wi si cheapsF than heretofore Is stock consists
in part as folloWE: ~
Patent Lever, Porcelain, Mantle, Gothic eight nd one
Cold and SILVER French and Hunter and
faFteuAr called to le Hafhes
and NagfRnted prime tiH6-keepeFs ~ 80
Tie 4hdIes Viii find AZ his lae and well
new and peaaiin Cameo 9eFery, which
Having bought he feels very confident TINT
ne 5 line lower aI ever fIore rsif in,
Wheeling. and invites al 10 cali and ria
stock % r. BROWN,
q pel1 No. ThshInRtOn Hail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

TInheariuJy-5t
IL stsSSssS.1,lth ~ gorgeous blOons
u on the altar, =
Aud, trembling, waits her doom.
Then angel eyes above her fa3SF
From mansions In the sky,
Lp0k down through starry windows
To learn II She must die '5s--- s g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09
Lynch Inv in Ohio-lorrib,c Affair.

The Adams County Democrat gives the par
ticulars Of n most brutal crime and terrible pun
ishment of the offender. On Friday night the
house of Mr.. Israel Morris. Of Manchester was
broken into during the absence of Mr.. NJ. The
person OF Mrs. Morris (who alone with two
small infants was viola ed in the most shocking
manner. When discovered next morning, by
the cries of the children, it was found that her
jaw was dslocated, and otherwise injured to such
an extent rs TO render her entirely helpless. -
When Sufficiently recovered to speak, she said
that in the conflict she had scratched the lip of
her assaulter so that il bled freely. This led 10
the arrest of brute negro named Bill Terry. who
bore the mark upon his lip. An Infatuated mob
took him to the ne ghboring tree and swung him
by the neck until he confessed. He wa, then
sent To West Union and confined; but the hus
band OF Mrs. Nj. returning and learning the par
tlcuiars OF the crime. aroused his friends-went
to West Union-forced the ai-and returning
with the negro, swung him upon the limb of a tree
until he was dead On his way from the Jail.
and even under his gallows, the negro cursed and
swore terribly and vowed if he got off alive he
would kill Mrs Morris at sight. After hanging
until he was dead, his body was cut down, aud
with the chain still fastened to him, deposited IN
box and buried on the Island. Mrs. Morris is
lying very i'll, and it is quite doubtful whether
she will recover from the brutal treatment She
received at the Negroes hands. The Negroes own
wife was so shocked with the horror of his crime
and his repeated yillainies of the kind, that she
did not even beg the crowd to spare his life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

Recent accounts from Europe represent that
the British government has, at the request Of
Cyrus w. Field, Esq. Of New York, ordered n
steamer TO be fitted out under efficient officers to
examine thoroughly the coast Of Ireland and New
foundand. ind to sound across the Atlantic be-
tween these parts TO ascertain the bes, place tor
laying and landing the submarine telegraph ca
bic. The government has further agreed to
guarantee four per cent. interest per annum, on
the whole capital required to manufacture and
lay down the cable between New Foundland and
ireland. Contracts for tho whole extent of the
Atlantic cable were signed in London on Tues
day. the 10Th ult., one half 10 be manufacture
by Mcssrs. w. Keeper. Glass X Co.. of London,
and the other by r. S. Noael Il Co, Of Liver
pool 1t is all to be completed and placed on
board of two steamers ready for or before
the 3lst Of May next, and by the ith of July next
it is confidently expected that Great Britain aud
the United States will be in ,elegrNrhio commu-
nication.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

a celebrated drinking club, in large town in
the west of Scotland. which had formerly ,reat
influence at the local elections. is broken nv
! wo OF its members were sent to n lunatic a.y-
lum; one jumped from window and killed him
self; one walked or Tell into the water at uigbt
and was drowned; one was found dead in a pub-
lie house; one died of delirnm tremens; upward.
of ten became bankrupt; four died ERE they had
lived halt their days. One, who was a baltic
when connected with the club, is at present keep.
ing II low pubic house. Such are few facts
well known 10 those living in the locaitv.-L Lin.
erpool 4Ibiop,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09
The 0uestiea Of Pri,mtrcring.

Among the documents accompanying the Pres
idont'a Message. is a note from Baron Stoeck.
the Russian Minister, which declares that the
Emperor comedies with the views OF priyatecrng
contained in Mr.. Marcy's note Of the 2Sth of
July. His Majesty accepts the condition under
which the United States consents 10 the abolition
of prvateerng. viz: That the private property
of The subjects and citizens of the contracting
parties shall, in times Of war; be respected by
their respective naval forces. well as by those
of all the Powers which may join in this declara-
ton. Should the proposition Of the United States
become the subject of collective delibera,iou,
the vote Of the Imperial Cabinet is pledged to
them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

ot FORK at last accounts was selling at Cadz,
ONO. at "a 80 to S. 50--a decline. and Mt Alton.
Illinois at $3.50 to S6 per cw,. A. Ioni.yil,,
last Monday, it brought 1915, with firm mn,.
ket. TIE packers were busy, with but molernta
the falls up to Monday evening was less than SO
oOO' against lOl 900 at the same period last sea
son.
The receipts Of hogs at Cincinnati this seasop
reach l29, 1913 head, against 13l 066 for the same
time last year. The Cincinnati Price Current OF
Wednesday says:
"A good degree Of excitement has prevailed in
the market during the week, the report of r4cep,
as published in our last issue being below the es
Inmates of dealers generally. Wednesday morn
ing the market opened at an advance of loo pc,
owt, with an active demand, and further ad
vance was established from day to day. the &C
Hnsy Increasing up TO yesterday. when the mar
g.. .S sse@sd to come to a pause. The advanc,
cs;n,. - - aoe per cwt. Last year the re
p.s o. nogs BY the river steamers were Quit,
.rrSv.s sI's year none Of consequence have as VI.
:" conveyance, which NAV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09


VVNlE mana cement OF this NJ W and POPULAR nstlt1o, m
Il with pleasure thu arrangements for the fb an
Of AIn rican ard the Amercan ]
have been overlooked Commissions have been ncd ~
many distinguished American Artists, special a,an "
great Repositories Of Europe and m,d car
selections Of choice a" ting ,,a nfonzS and Marble sauar
sculpture executed from the finest Carrara Marble
The Nr and Beattifnt Statue Of die WOOD NYMPHn y1
B0sts Of the ti1ee trsat Amocon Statesman CLAY WEIR
sTERAND oA'HouN pal"rs E.?,ste 1el Ra"
Apollo AND DIANA. The Struggle t1rdt Hear Psyrl2
PENS ead apple C4d 9t he Sea Masosi la4Ocae Tie
Bronze Medatiiops and Large and 6hoc
the be Distributed allotted to sub
crbcrs of tn" Association graaitonsy the annual dstrbn
"'n on Inc ''% r Z sa.' "f IS" SUBSCRIPTION.
The payment Of taree dollars constitutes Mem
Fust-Thc large and costly stecl engraving Saturday
Night any one of the monthly Magazines given below
So"dA copy of the cosnop1'tn" Art o"rA al year
Tard-A share in the Annual pistruon of Work, of Art
comprising large nrmbcr of Pntings scuiptne &C. &c
them to Engraving Harper Magazine. Goleys Lalys
b ok Knckerbocker Magazine Grahams Magazine. Black
zine Mrs Stephens Monthly following Quarter.
y Reviews: London Quarterly Review, Edinburgh. North
British and Westminster also Ltte's Living Age (Weeky1
aud TWO memberships for SO
Thus it is seen that for every ~ pad the .noscree not
Journal one year and Ticket IN ne Drbo" of Works OF
Art making four dollars nth of reahng MISTER, besides the
Ticket which may in addition draw Beautiful Painting
Sain or other "orh Of Art Of sreM raHe
No p'rso is restricted to single share Those ticking Ave
memberships entitled six Engravings any the
Magazines year and to sir tickets the distribution
is Broadway New York and 1876 Water Street, Sandusky
Ohio and ara open free to all members
Persons rcming membership will please give
their Post Office address in full stating the month they wish
Office to prevent loss receipt which certificate
Membe together with the Engraving Magazine desired
wi" be s ng 20" %" the "%
instoJ Il THOMPSON authorized agent for Iynehbnrs
Subscriptions also be sent by mail to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

The Boston Traveller tells the following story
relative TO the chirography of j. w. Brooks, the
great Railroad Manager who was once superin-
tendent of the old Auburn and Rochester Rail
road Brooks had written letter to man on
the road notifying him tina. he must remove a
barn, which i'll some manner incommoded the
road, under penalty of prosecution. The threat
ened individual was unable To read any part of
the letter but the signature, but took it to be Il
free pass on the road, and used it for u couple Of
years such, none of the conductors being able
To dispute his Interpretation of the document.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4. 1856

.
Important dispatches were received by the
last steamer from the Pacific region. containing
among other ibings.a request Il ON General Wool
TO be relieved from his present command.
A gentleman who arrived here 10 day from
Richmond disclosed some matters which has
caused great excitement among the Virgnans in
both houses ofCongress. The Electoral College
which met yesterday at Richmond, after casting
their vote for Buchanan and Breckenridge. de-.
clared their references for Cabinet Office under
MIR. Buchanan. Twelve out of the fifteen cleo.
toral votes name Governor Floyd. and were back
ed up by Governor Wise. They also recon.
mended Faulkner, in order TO quiet him, as their
choice for Governor in 1859.
The friends Of Augustus Caesar Dodge nre
urging him for the Interior Department. ms he il,
DESTROYS OF returning home on account Of the
health of his family.
1t is reported hero that several Southern an 4
Western railroad companies have combined 10.
gether and will soon attempt to get through Con
gress bill, the result of which will give some
one hundred and sixty millions of acres of pub
lie lands To said companies. This is independent
Of the Pacific railroad scheme. At this rate the
public domain will soon be entirely absorbed bv
spectators and the new settler be compelled TO
pay prices for land three and four times tina. es.
tablished by the government. Sixteen millions
OF acres were given away to railroad spectators
at the last session.
The Secretary Of the Interior has informed the
Senate that one thousand and forty five oficers is
the probable number to be provided for by The
bill passed last session by the House and pend
ing in the Senate, relative TO the pay of revolu-
tionary officers and their widows and orphans. re
curing $2,5Oe,O 600 to satisfy the proposed allow.
ance.
The establishment Of morning penny paper,
tender to Mr.. Buohanan's official organ, is
contemplated by certain parties interested in Sc
curing the advertising patronage of the govern
ment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09
Annual Report Of the Com mi.sioncr Of Indian


The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Mr..
George ID. Manypenny, makes lengthy report
of the condition of the various Indian tribes in
the United States.-Where many tribes are
treated of AS may be expected, the accounts diff
fer widely, While some of the tribes give graf
flying evidences ofimprovement and civilization,
Others continue in their pristine state of savage
lntractableness On the whole, however, the re-
port when looked upon from humanitarian
point of view, Is satisfactory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

julia Webster Appleton. the daughter of u m
lei Webster. in u letter addressed Ia ber f,ha
sixteen years ago. thus appealed to him ON nm
occasion at his sickness 10 return to private life
"Whnt l. the whole country to your family when
weighed in the balance with one hour of sickna,.
or anxiety which it causes youl lam n, orast
patriot; do not love Rome better than Ca..,rs.
the advancement of party better than NV cwn
deay father" ~"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

Gov. German. in his message to the Minneso-
Ia Legislature Inst winter. stated the population
of the territory at 20. 100, as shown by the cen
sus taken in the Summer previous. At the ope-
ming of navigation in the Spring it was estimat
ed at 100000, and now, near the close of navga
ton, it is set down by St. Paul paper at 900
600. AT the present rate of increase, Mnnesot
will have population Of at least half million in
lS6O