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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11


TnE BesT REWARDS OF Ton.-'fhc following
extract from letter addressed to Mr. Prentice,
of the Louisville Journal, finds its way to the
public through friend of excellent taste, who
thinks such tribute too good and too just to
be lost in the oblivion of privacy:
After all, is not the sweetest, nay almost the
only true pleasure Of this life in the apprecia-
tive recognition of us by the world? A man
with never so grand mind, in isolated solitude,
could Scracely be vain or have any of the pleasll
rable emotions that come from the worlds judg-
ment of him. If for instance, you penned your
own admired and brilliant articles tOthe solitary
unmoved hills of some lone isle, you could not
experience the pleasure you do when You know
they will be read and admired by thousands
But fame, 1 have no doubt, will cloy atlast and
the thunder of the worlds applause fall minced
ed upon the stated ear. Perhaps you have
reached that period in the life of an eminent
public man. could tell you, dear sir if did
not think you already know, or that it would in
terest you at ALL how much you arc admired
here. Your name is in every mOuth-ag glory to
your friendS-a terror to your enemies-'great
est editor iying-'greatest manin the Union
what could we de without im'-'where will we
find his like when he dies'-'ought to be Minister
at st James-ought to be Observation-Disclosures
minded, liOn-hearted, nOble-hcarted Prentice
These are expressions | very frequently hear
among men Of all classes. 1t can be truly said
of you, as it was said of Henry Clay, you have
the warmest friends and the bitterest enemies of
any man living. Yetyour friends, | am certain,
are the good and great and fair. of the land, and
their number is-aumberless You are especi-
ally favorite with the ladies. Very beautiful
and sad was the closing paragraph of your trib-
ute to Miss Chitwoods memory-.4As l stand
beside her coffin, something seems to ask me
what business have to linser here when the
young and the beautiful are falling around nle2"
Il quote from memory.) / read it in the pres
ence of someladies, and every eye was wet with
tears They could not brook the thought of Civ
ing up so old and dear friend and one in
whose heart was shining such sweet and beau
tiful affections o, touch US not with such pa
thOs again! When thy time comes, lay thee
down sOlemnly and grandly, as BELTS one whom
God has clothed with the light and majesty of
genius-but sound no warning of it. Let the
pleasure ofintercourse with thee beunalloyed to
the last and the knellof thy departure shake
our 1earts unheralded, for we would give thee
the full guSh of those hearts in life, or in the
grave
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PnnA MARKET

FEB. 9-Elour continues dull, shipping brands
freely offered ATTIC per Dbl, without finding
buyers. 7;50a62 offered and refused for 1000
bbls., salesf for home consump tion continues very
restricted, within range Of sa9, so for common
and fancy brands Nothing doing in Rye -four
and corn meal, former sold at 5,75 and latter at
$50 per Dbl No demand for wheat, prices a.
bout nominal, there is however very little offer
ing, 700 bui fair red at j, TOa1,75. Rive un-
changed, $500 bus western sold at 10 in store.
Demand for corn fallen of, prices unchanged
new yellow held at Sc, IN store. Oats dun
small sales at S0a4I Whisky continues very
dull, small sales bhls at 80 and hhGls at 81.
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The Boys Frs in the way of sled-ridine

The BOYS Fus in the way of sled-riding
adown the steep streets has been measurably
spoiled by the City Sergeant, who orders them
to desist, for the safety of pedestrians. This
will sorely grieve the boys Well do we re-
member how, when boy wed have the ladies'
know that's not very long ago. the august Ser
geant captured our sled, not twenty rods from
where we now write, and locked it up among u
pile of such trophies-hOw much more intense
was our grief than that of an abolitionist for a
captured fugitive, ana how, Pythias-like, we
magnanimously offered to be locked up oursclf
if the stern officer would only release the sled
and give it to "Jim, y who used always to give
us half of his apple and help US lick the boys
we didn't like. All boys, those were happy
times. All the liie-slsds of your happy voyages
will soon be taken from under you; the now
bright and cheerful snow will melt into the dark
dark river, to whose sad music you will have to
tramp, tramp to the great occan
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n V ASsFNRIy

ALBANY, Feb 9.-In the Assembly; today, a
message was received from Gov Clark commu-
nicating dispatch received from Kansas, an
nouncing that an overwhelming force was organ
izing on the Missouri frontier, with ample sup
plies and artillery, to invade Kansas, demoIish
the towns and butcher the citizens, and implo-
ring aid from the free States. II was signed by
J.R. Lane, chairman of the Executive Commit
tee. A motionwas made to refer the matter to
a special committee. on which an exciting de-
bate arose.
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Change of Time.
an and after Tuesday Aug 1885, until further notice.
" Trains will be follows, Saturdays exeepted)
GOING NORTH.

GOING s0UTH-The s.1OA. Train will connect San
dsky with Morning Train from Toledo; at MOproevle with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of G. T. Road;
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express FROM Pittsburgh and at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
Bay City from Detroit at Monroeyle With Train
@. r. X. r.; Shelby Junction 52I p
Train C. g. O. L. c. for Columbus Cncnn; Mans
field Junction at 555 p NJ with Fast train on o. p r H.
for Pittsburgh, and Newark with last and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio X. Il.
GOING SORTIT-The 9'26 Train will make close con-
nection Newark with Mail Train from Beair c. r.
RI at Nansfcd Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo aud New York, and MOnr0evle with
Mail Train Z. L. 7. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
9.lOFH Train will connect at Nsark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction With
Fast Train for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction at SCI
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland tNIOnrOevIe Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago and SanuSEy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. R. ROBINSON, Sup't.
SanduSky, Aug. :, 1853. sepl5-tf
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Winter Arrnnyement.

~ TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE B. & o.R.R.l
Rdeelin1 Station Dec. 4th 1856
on Tuesday 4h instant the Passenger Trains
express nail will leave this station daily p NJ and
lO:3U p. VI
The Express Train leaves p NJ and will only stop
the following stations: Benwood Moundsvie, Cameron,
Rairmont Feerman, Sewburg RoWesburg, Piedmont Cum
brrland Sir Johns Rum Sartnsbur Harpers Perry, Mon
ocacy, Sykesvfle and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily Saturdays, at 1879 P
NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling q 4. NJ
and arriving at Cumberland NJ Leaving Cuu,berIaE'
at 5:15 a. n. and arriving in Wheeling at I, 7. NJ
BY order Of J. II. DONE, Supt.
del J. D. FORD, Agent. /.
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THE Adams Express Company, the safe and speedy
i conveyance Of
MONEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES FREIGHT or ALL kinds.
charge special messengers the only reliable
line Wheeling (by Railroad direct to New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
ALSo-rid Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE Columbus
Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis, Chicago and St Louis
Expresses leave via Bait Ohio Railroad AZ oel, p
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, P. NJ
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo, and Northern Ohio at
o'clock, A. n. tts US
Butter Poultry Produce of all kinds, delivered in six
teen hours to Baltimore. n. P1GMAN, Agent,
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SAD AccDESr.-We learn that Mrs Barnes,
an old and respectable widow-!ady, of Bridge
port, was nearly burntto death a few days since,
by her cloths taking FIRE. It is thought she
cannot survive her injuries.
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Tilis DAY Published.
e d u II II
THE EARER' S d A T. e II TER.
A TALE OF PURITAN TINS.
This DAY Published.
ny ONE OF uER DrscExDASIs.


volume 10 Price 81 Is
MORE charming tale has rarely made its appearance
"A any country, The is laid In Boston, the
religious persecution Of the Qnakers by the Puri
and this circumstance adds very great interest 10
tale which does require aHy such fictitious whose
intrinsic qualities sufficient TO fatCn the readers
ton, and deeply his syIapat- well enforce
admirable lpssOn The reader OF this volume will obtain
much into the tTle character principles
of ts QaaEers than by the psTusaI OF any historical
work Tie following extract from the Dedication of Edith
reveals somcNh; Of the AuthOr motives in its PrOdue
ton
at has often panied 20 find how ttlE Is known of
In what called The world Persons Of
formation. writer's, and elersyueu, in many III.
stances ignorant OF elT real dociTiuE know the Qua
kcr Onl b. his pecularus No doubt YOU haEe noticed
that Quaker, book Is made to perform SOME rdicu
lors part which sensitive Caber CT the READ life
would disdain Perpttrpte However Unjust be confessed
that their peruaTities such In
this mistake, for keeping within themselves ey 10, lit
tie opportunity Is afforded othCre ofAn insight thyrtrue
character. Not be known Of their religious b.
lief because they subscribe TO written creed and teach
set form Of doctrine, and this allows their ministers
(and Indeed, every member OF Society,"
dom which constantly subjects item to much unmcrited OBJ
lOquy."
fe6:daw MASON BROTHERS New YORK.
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"BARSEY, where have you been?" sTo Wild
ow Mulhoney' S ball: and an illigant time we had
of it Four fights in fifteen minutes and knock
downs wild the Waterman that left but one whole
nose in the house, and that belonged to the tea
kettle. Bcdad, the likes was niyer to be seen
since we walked ould Donally.
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NEW YnRK MARKET

FEB. 9--Stocks higher cleveland 4 Toledo
76} Galena & Chicago no. Michigan South
ern94 Michigan Central "a 81
Coffee advanced, sales of 5000 bags Rio at -
cts. Sugar quiet, sales Of 100 hhds at 8 Ga
Alolasscs duh, sales Of 150.bbls Bacon scarce
at 10!, hams 2, shoulders 4 ]. Butter I8a2o,-
Lard dropping, sales 20o bbls, Whisky declined,
sales $50 bbls Ohio at 50. Flour firm, sales Of
$500 bbls. Wheat inactive. Corn quiet.
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ARRMAL. an THE

ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE.
NEw YoRk, Feb. 9.-The Steamer Tennessee
arrived this morning and brings Lasnara dates
to the ,2Tth ult. tr.5
irhecholera had disappeared at Caracas, but
was making awful rayages in the other Proyin-
ces. F
The political affairs were quiet.
Therewas no sickness at st. Thomas, hut the
cholera was raging with great fatalityat Porto
rico. Nearly 10000 cases had occurred since
the21st of Nov, and 5000 deaths in the same
time
The missing bark Amelia, in the custody of
the U. S. officers put into st. Thomas on the 1st
in a very leaky condition.
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Improved Ar tincial Teeth.

INR J. ALIEN tate Professor in the Ohio College Of Den
~ tel surgery, Invites attention TO his highly improved
method Of constructing Artificial Denturer which combine
Tarre Ne no sratas or cTsvess for the Judgment
yest N ~ between the TEEN aud rlate
.. Artificial Gum which vm aud ludesiTuetibiF as
base which unltcs TO other and to @ iateUpoa
which they Ths gum mparts to the teeth that pc
culiar expression and which eharaeteFEc
g. Great strength obtained by thus uniting te scsh
gum and plate, and no ordinary force OF masteathe, can
break them from their base.
clear and distinct articulation speech is restored.
This change effected by having the inside Of the
teeth gum Of natural form To this form the tongue Is
readily adapted This perfect adaptation OF ts tongue 10
the denture, the kissing uiued sounds IN speak
ing singing often obser1ed in persons WEARING Arh
rial teeth.
he restored, where they have become sunken
This is done by means Of additional attachments to the
supporting the teeth These attachments SO
formed to bring out the sunken portions and them
IN their proper position are covered WIN ths aS0SS
de, and when rightly formed cannot be detected ny the
their original uess and also the natural form and express
sion Of the mouth and lips has been well tesd haynE been
made special feature in the authors practice for several
past. variety Photographic and DasuerreotyPe
LEeuesSes which have been taken of persons without this
Improvement and also with it, can be his office, show
ing great change appearance which is produced In the
countenaners Of individuals construct
upon this principle which the public invited TO call
and examine with other specimens OF his work not
requiring the above attachments.
e. The plates usuEy employed for this work are patna,
purity Of which prevents The slightest tSrnh
pleasant mouth, In short this system embraces
many and Important features, which readily HppFe-
catedb those wearing artificial dentures upon this prnei
pie Withrelerenee to the utility OF this method numerous
testimonials be given from eminent Dentists the Tar
parts the Cnion and persons wearing the work in this
and other cities.
Dr. ALLEN has arrangements by which he ia enabled to
serve persons from distance immediately on Ssf:val-
j. ALLEN, No. 30 Bond strtet
NV YoRE.
sPrsons desiring further Information in , refer =;
postage By sending note with address to DR. j. AIDES
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L R!'IIi z GIIpErsoN CO.
just Reneivad

NJ 4, EDWARDS 4 BRO. have Just rrceivcd from The
~ last (N' their new grocery djoinng the Post Oace>
cerles to which they invite the attention OF ali in want "
good and cheap GTO1ercs Our etOcE Gonsip part Of
Rio, Maracaibo, and Java Coffee, brown ClaraeddO
Crushed and PulvcrLed Sugars; I-r7.5--aa
Teas in great variety and fnu qualities; l-I
Cocoa, Rr0una and Chocolate, hest brands; .L
IN cans; Rice Flour, Cora Starch; -
farina Sage, AaGcaron, IsDgiRss, IClyiinR;
Bermuda Arrowroot, Dried CuGrahts Iaisins Almonds
Olives, Hops, etc. $3.50
Tobacco and sCgark, fine qualities ..st
Soaps, etc; Pine ground Table SILT; 400
Spices and Essences OF every variety. st
Together With many other articles 100 tedious, to cnnp,o
FatS all q which We are selling al very Low prices.
Cal ana examine for yourselves, you can't be peasei
Remember the Iaceeorner Market Quincy streets a
joining the POStOlice Wheeling, Va, InV9g
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THE Law OF NEWspAPERs

THR Times states that Dr. H. w. Chapliue has
sold his farm, in this county, to Mr. Smith, the
proprietor of Pittsburgh and Wheeling Brew
cry, for $40, 900, and that Mr. Smith intends to
concentrate all his business in this city.
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MAILS-TnAW.

MAILS-TnAW.
BALTIMORE, Feb 9th-The Southern mails of
this morning do not extend beyond Washing
ton city.
The snow still continues to haw.
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CoLT53N g; IT Q 10 S
OF s4
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.


ILLUSTRATED BIZ SIX MAPS AND NUMEROUS RSGRA.
THIS work, ready, believed to be The 6rs attempt
4 ever maie in this country TO embOdy, in Eeparaie
Treatise The mere prominent facts Of Physical GeosrHphyin
manner intgibe 10 the great body Of pupils ntisudfng
QUE schools Its general plan may be from the follow.
ing list Of subjects:
THE LANDIts extent dstrfhutIon; Castinents: Isl-
anI ocanic islands; Coral islands, Aonntas Mountain
systens OF the Eastern and Western Continents; upand
Plains tahelands LoEland Plains GIacers; Snow luoup
ans and Avalanchea F6lcanOe Volcanic regSss Yegu.
vius, lEtna; Earthquakes. ~ -
THE WATRR.-GhemIcal composition Of Water; Mineral
SpFnEi CatsTacts; Deas Ceramic and continental Rivers
nsntof the Eastern coRnent Lakes Distribution fresh
ENter L4kesot salt water Lake Physical difference Of
Lakes; the Ocean, Its temperature, color deps Deep
ssS soUndtnEs; wares tides, currents; Gulf streain,
es Winds variable winds, permanent winds trade Winds
periodical E1ndss nOnsoons huTeaBes Moisture Clouds
FRiG and hail; Climate, causes hlch determine Eli
mate; Ieothefmai lines.
ORGANIC EXISTENCE-plants Divisions u the Yeecta.
ge kingdom Dist1IutIOn Of Plants; Food pauts Anins
their cassifcRtOn DfstTibutS6n Animals; Res
CLANS Man races Of men.
Tie Appendix contains several te chief
Ptodnctions OF eountS5 the exppFtS Trade
5netas &C. Also, tables Of the lIspn
Maps Fhiok Illustrate Ole Rook have basn construct.
ca with the greatest possible snd 1hey NT Il 10 con.
eSed 20 talnd sufficient 70 EYe t Learner acsnFate
lsa q ne principal features aud ading pysea phenoe
The ave Prfaoipals Of te wheeliue Pnhc Schools have
announced 70 the cOmmissiopf theegfnly recon.
mend its adoption 81 Rte1; bSck.n
~ For SSaetdlsc Cotton Ftsh8 Modem seh6oI GeeS.
t John II. THOMPSON.
j deiS LAU0HLTNe BUsHPIRIps
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ENCOURAGE AMERIC4N MASUFAcTURRsl
BUTLEes'N BOOK.K EESEsEES'h =
Writing Fluid

ONCE ibis superior Fluid Ink hes been before public
~ now nearly two years has been constantly gaining 10
av9F and snoW preferred by many to III. frfSued Ar
uold Fluid. -E - -
During the past year twenty thousand quart Rnd pInt bot.
hes together with smaller sizes innumcFabe hRye bech stid
70 OahEers and merchants in Cincinnati Loulsvc Pjtte
1argh buffalo, cleveland, Detroit Terre HautC Lasycttp
Hlncennes indianapolis, Evansville, Frankfort
aud New Orleans has also been adopted IN the STAG Dr.
lartnets o. Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi
Sineinnas and Louisville, and four Diplomas and rEe Nj,
and Illinois. Si 44s''A
The following merchants bankers &C., in Wheeling here
otore using Arnolds Rngsh Ink, have urchRsei j b iu
ler's BOck-kcCItr's Writing Fluid; - - -
northwestern Bank Virginia; AICrchunts'
BANK OF WheslinEi Bank Of Wheeling; NunufRt
ring Company County Clerk Of Ohio County, National TILE.
graph Ohcei baltimore and Ohio Railroad Office; Mcclure
House Kelly, Holloway Coz Russell McAfec OSrdcn
Matthews Co.; I. Sweeney Son; DOsne & CnwBIl: OIL
toyd; Boyd o Oliver Pryor; Jas. N. CO; Lamb.
din, GilhcTson Co.; Press.
Fer sale at manufacturers prices by s lsa
ocSQ LNAIliIlN. GIInEnSON /
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% CINCINNATI MARKET.
FEB. 9.-Flour dull. Sales of CTS bbls Mess
Pork at IL. Bulk Meats 53a6! Whisky st.
Groceries unchanged.
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STILL IlfIUINPHANI!
CONTRAST the tlnts brought out in the ha by Cristado'
" rO's matches revitazns Hair Dye and those rrOdu
crd by application burning Huiis ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes you that the color natural in one
case in the other, and the simple is that
CrtadorOs the preparation which by its exact che
uica combination operates natural and immutabe prn'
cipleS Made sold and applied Gin ten private roomsl at
Crstadoro's Aston House, Broadway, n Y. Also for
by Principal Druggists and Psifumers throughout
the country slt-
New York Agents, ". II. CORY CO,
fe6:lvdaW WARD. CLOSE co.
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---...-- =

n. Y, FEB, g-Thc agents of the Collins Line
have decided to send steamer in search of the
steamer Pacific
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The finest quality of ladies glove Caters and bus
kns, tine and soft article. Ladies
ters with high heels heavy SOLE and up side
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather morocco kid goat glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots CATERS, ankle ties slippers ties
and all other kinds Styles always hand 1t low prices
GUNS.
Ladies' mems and misses sandals overshOes of
the best quality also great variety goods
here enumerated which will sell the accommoda-
ting terms.
del MI, DORSEY.
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New Fall and Winter Goods
AT
S. RIO E'S3t

~ r5E2 NO. L, SpTtgg rouse.
HAVE recently returned FROM New York, where have
supplied myseif with gorgeous stock Of Goods in
line cold weather, consisting OF BEoadclohs All col
ors and qualities Beaver Cloths quality
king o er-coats. Fancy and plain Cassineres.
vESTISGS.
SILK Velvet SILK, Satin Merinu aud many other styles all
Of which think little superior to anything that can
be found market and which prepared 70 make
to measure, in superior stVlcs.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
making up beautiful assortment Of Clothing,
and will keep hereafter general stock OF Ready Made
Goods the very finest materials down medium and
common.
have also very beautiful stock OF Furnishng Goods,
such fine Shirts and Drawers, aud MernU aud White
Shirts
have the best assortment Of silk and Satin Tes Alarge
stock always hand Also Cr.Hats and Collars and every
article usually kept la Merchant Tailoring Establish
nept, all of which viii sell very cheap for cash.
EaSs Please give "a call
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Gen. Cass was quiet and comfortable tonight,
and wholly out Of danger. He was able to
walk about his room, and read the papers of to-
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'''A1 j Zf INN O. IBBO isl NJ

ZI1IMER d IBBOTSON,
IT0TLD INFORM heir friends and The public
w generally that they hEve opened Grocery Store
The Of Market and Union
occupied By ". e. Robertson, where they Intend keep
~ They WIN sim carry their STEAM BAKERY, ard
are ready M the oreFs Of Al their old friends as vel
ones, for al the different kinds Of CFaCkeTs and
Breads spls :
DROF. WOODS Wonderful Har RsstoratiTe for sale -
J. h r0WRLL
fJan1. Sign q Red Mortar, s. 1fouFe,E 81
LARGE lot q tine seEars Just received and for Sais q
~ inS D IT, WAfEOS
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WASHINGTON MEANS

:
FEB. 9.-Gen. Gass is pronounced considera-
bly, better to-day.
Mr.. CulIom, clerk of the House, has appoint
ed Vim. Perry Ingram, of Kentucky, his chief