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EDWARD CLARK,
Secretary OF State


IE W. rrase, Governor Of 81 hereby
y that Edward Clark signed the cernss the prerdng
Secretary state and the date NJ sid certificate
Secretary State for
beepc Of the oreasi statute and his
Isuou > in due forn. r. ~.
great zeal ofhe state 70 be ared, city n Austin,
IsEAL this the ss'h day o. February
ofthe Independence United States the esh,eth and
Of Texas the twentieth year
EN-. FEAsg
And The creditors referred o Congress
deemed identical described in the
sctofhe sse ofTrsss and where's "a alleged exist
Urged certificates debt holders which NAV assert 10
be of and whereas section
rd Congress requires holders Of The osr
ia debt shall releases United
the aar ~ Terss before snd the
r.,s.s public should sp.ce
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English, French, and American Fashions, 1856.

GEORGE rOX he's arrived AZ Niards Hotel Wsshnfnr, y
VI g. IN the DELAY attending e organization uf the Houe
the 10th branches w
nat0na ossainre without violating beif political Pncp
s.ls pop#lar candidate for their favor W. F5t
cspsci tailor, representing nerted
receive the dn snhed sufraFes
the people He has had the happy cu o uniting the asene
voices n the fean q h,on, aud now presrnts them on
DIVIDED sentiment The loa-e % Representatives has been
loss f leader Time of fashion,
aways organized. The fashions plastic hand 81 art so
skill Of The artist what the dsorRsnsed csmens n the rep
tive assembly are " the genius " the The
the taste Of as ai the other u uhSued by the eeqasnc
Whist The latter "A ~ the assembly Gss
Fox 70 the popular assembly 81 fashion, We have tbos m ~
tuied PARALLEL but parallels closely 10 esrsn P
thence they dvsrrr fus " nth leaders o. hiops ~
lenders ~ polcs. The speaker Of fashion nr such
designate reprrsentsivel l. tos Tor the right
The right and Ire right 81 hoes for the nse,
when be applies leader His u east awa y"
hi Roth equality well and safety invested
Jan 9a-d8 .....
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circular.
AaEscr or FsssoH sroLiaIIos CLANS,
Washington, November y, IhSa

AoEscr Pssson sroLI.TIos Clans.
Washington, November u, ltSa
IN inquiries addressed camsnt, sssinu
the Unisd shes Of spoliauons committed W ne
French ratification Win France
leooTiE July 81 l6oi-as proceeding proper
srpedient as
publicly sdft
has been concluded Jsdcoux vulunsr subg
their claims the Claims Couras they would be mired ~ rm
many years ohjecuonbu submit htm
(peferrnr AZ The OPT
ing Of the IN the fun EXPECTATION that drc, a
viii be provided for rhem through special board Of comn'
the Claims Court shall be resolved on |. he on1
trbpnnl will grant, Of csn may
made 10 n ny a direct legislative act. ~
The Adjustment % would fully and constantly 81
cupy bond ~ the foe ard usnc tm
phaesy paints 10 such board night and pop. ~ 'hs
Nov G-dlw JAMES n. CAUsTH'
the coIIeg. OF ~. Jsmss, Maryland.
THE sceond Of the session bcrns Monday, ID"
Il
fu o-rerae, preparatory, and eOB@'a"
studies.
hadfe,. Rev. Dr. KERFooT, Rector, se.
Feb la-2awfw
rFoReE WOODS NEW woRK.-noderu Pisms
reaching the Celestial City George Wood author Of rev
schenthi in AMERICA volumes Price 81 ".
Lsps physician entering upon practice Jam"
Jackson, NJ. n- Lii ID. 81 @.# .--
ispaH sn Wa. sad ~ Richard wildre'h, author Of ha''1
CassA soy Republican, Equality BY Sydney A. sou'F'
81 Is.
Lost publ bed, and for sale at .,
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Nov rs Bo.kstore, NEAR ph street.
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yuIIAM H. weaver Aiary r. Ms WIFE Simeon Weaver
4nd Julia vile, plaintiffs ehaaee, against the eida
whose nnkn0wni the ehA
dFan u RosannA man. deceased whose
known CIssf, e cdsa o. Lewis CTEleT deeeAseJ
has han,es are noknown and Ann he wife Joel
Cser the Children Clel deceased whose
CgeTB Jonas Cdge and JsIsaiah Cnge
"a own tight and Aaron gle deceased
aus sGear and William a. Weaver, &c, Pc
uuonn ...
" ErTaetE Of dscrss.
This cause coming on the papers formerly read
in county and the Of William H.
appointed seu Ihs land ana setocs
toned la Tue report Of Sinclair Graves,
planning said Weaver having sold 70 h al unsoahd
fcpa mentioned, ard prsesins fraud h
be relieved ffom his
resod and suuafy answers hied said paiiton, Ae
time, order 10 have The rights
sad fund specified, and the amounts
respectively doth dadge, order aad
this having
IhsTsof ~ puIcaon newspaper pubLed ey 81
ard
door county Madson do lake sad
hands the said Wsaw
a nabl. bringing the
properly paid the entitled
the Time allowed aid the
tho number OF all the
participate The distribution r.
Of each the praccalie aud
port thereof with anything deemed pertinent by OF
which either rany may require.
Copy. Testst BELPiELD CAVE, Clerk
taking directed
by The hereby nothed that have appointed
county Madison Virginia,
said be taken, and stated BY
soner ...r...a i. WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioners of Madison Circuit Court,
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I oSorELLowS New Peom.-The song Of HiAws'hn
IL BY Henry wadsvorth LongfeIlow. Price 81.
Fairies and oher People rs cents
Just published and for sale Al -.
TAYLOR n MAURY's
NovI5 Bookstore, near orb 81
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising the line are the following;
The Atlantic West
The Baltic capt IoMsoek
These ships having been built by contract
eH pfessy for services has been
N taken their construction, aiso in their
tcD0D 10 insure strength and speeds and their acconmo-
deons unequGled elegance comor
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool Ia rscas cabin,
$780, In cabin SIS Exclusive OF
325. From Liverpool TO New York, 80 aud 20 guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No beIths be secured until paid for.
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fRorosHD pkTss OF FAILING.
From Nsg York, from Liver sol,

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHtPLEY, b Co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
"a Austin Friars, London.
b. G. VAIN WRIGHT Il CO.,
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TO THE IA iEs--Mr. r. T.. HARPER, y proonheh afssJ
A Boston, choice
eeran hs dresses, of the latest Parah
which admired Newport las, season -
Then she supply the demand, he takes this opP
he orsnnr fresh supply sow "
which while, appropriate for bridal costumes
hlso dresses, cgars, capoter, collars manins ke an
in and
y flowers feather aowcru, sc, -
NJ RTbh e The Only hoase IN The United States where m
goods ne obtained.
Rosror, Inuu.ry 5, 1855.
Ian B-laaw9w
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Know all persons presents that has released,
releases, all further liability
payment Of certificate evidence OF debt
her the Of s, issued by the late republic OF
the Uni States accordance with The
entitled provide
creditors OF the late republic Of Texas
Congress Of September eighteen hun
fy" approved February e55
Texas approved the LIST of February 1856.
As witness my hand and seal.
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L 3vols.
The Purchase Early Years Far West, edition
Lily, Novel vol.
Works % Cha@. Lamb. 2 vols
Harpersi Story Book. Vol T.
Asrico and ir Relisioni by r. a. wfson illustrated.
border Beag.@g by w. Gilmore simms.
SmikeI ts Chsrlcs Dickens.
The Chia Wife BY Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of the Court Of The STUART BY William Harrison Aims
Nov n FRAsCK TAYLoR
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AND wARRhsTs.-Tbsh ishe,, cash price. psia ~ os
IL NJ. SNYDER SON
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Of 90 days The time when said VIII be made and whereas
Department adopted ths form Of release 20 e
United States and Ihe form Of release 70 he state OF iss-a
notice hereby given said creditors that payment pro rae vi"
easur, Of treasury
drains public sposiafes OF me
uned States AMER the let Of Jaas 1880 o. hold
o The genuine eerdcaiss Other edenss sad ass 10 ae
eoTdance with Of said acts WHO shan nave assigned
evidences Of said debt 70 tne United
States ase in the form 10 the United States
form 20 ths State OF Texas ana MED the
The Treasury % days before the Let
sfJuns next being required 20 Investigate the genuine
which The department advised
knowledge Of the debt az
created handwuns oihs officials whose signatures
ave desirable thar all The CERTIFICATES and
should be ed 30 days before the LIST Of JuDe and
notice thai all oeInnesIes and evidences
time will be retained Tor examination aud inyessa
shall be fully satisfied of tho genuinenes
evidences produced The assignment,
aud acknowledged ia the OF the
Treasury the chief clerk thereof
presence public aud be witnessed BY the Assistant
rea notary AMI be certified by notary
h notara ssa but when the holders desire make the
releases OF The city Of Washn
be done Ia the Of an assistant treasurer or collector
Of the Of public and
collector and the public
be cerdad under bis noaa seal and there be
the place the
Sides releases be executed before
Of the and clerk
ihn certified by the clerk under his seal of
and the holder Of the United States, The assignment
releases executed before United States consul and
certified him under his seal All
declare,
oath before the clerk consul the be- that
The certificates other evidences
debit been assigned them bona de for col
lection and The notary clerk consul must include e TACT
10 their certificate Of acknowledgment
dividend when allowed by the accounting officers
will be reted the parties in accordance with their directions
regularly constituted for
niss ion. JAMES GUTHRIE,
-H Secretary of the Treasury
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Form n.

Know nil persons these that has released,
hereby releases the United States OF America from all further
certificate evidence Of dbi
Issued by the tate republic Of
rexar United States with the
an provide
payment late republic of Texas
September eighteen hun
r,d MY approved day February 1885 aud
rexa., approved Isl Of February, 1856
"# As witness my hand and seal.
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FRENCH JUVENILE Boo<s--A weH-seiceted collection
books their prices, and
adapted Them beautifully Illustrated
forBd of undersigned imported BY himself
direct from Paris,
Dec 81 FRASCK TAYLOR.
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bEFAsrsssT erlTs,
Austin, Terrs February 2, 1855.
T. Edward Clark, Secretary OF Of eY,u do
hereby certify ihs the pages hereto
and copy Of the original An act giving
An
OF such creditors Of he republic OF eras
IN the Of hundred
hny which passed the second Thirty third
Conrress u the United States, and approved February twenty
eighth, eighteen buadrsd snd any fve.n E|
Witness hand and the seal Of the department
tUALJ year Aforesaid. .#
EDWARD CLARK, #
Beer NJ gtnse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
wrhe gentlemen ofthe printing dice down

gg-The gentlemen ofthe printing o9ice down
street, who thought It $50 funny to getup q
hand bill, stating sthata boat would leave for
Salt River With the remains Of Sam, arcrespect.
fully informed that small skiff will be attached
70 the stern.of the bat intended especially for
the conveyance Of the remaining "Qld Line
Wings" who have not goneoyerto LocotocOism.
Times
We believe all the printing Offices in the city
-Ewiug's, Billiards., the Argus, and the Intel
liseneer-are "down street" from the Times of,
fee; but if the allusion is to US, as the remark
ahouro Line Wings wouldlead usto believe, all
we have to say, is. that, if the card referred to
was printed; in this Office, it was done without
,he kuowiedgeOr consent Of the ProprietOrs or
Editors OF the InteIligencer. We deem this ex-
rlauatien due to the gentlemen whose names
are used in connection with the boat bound for
Salt river. Afler the close Of the last Presiden-
tial contest, we received several tickets of this
character from Richmond and elsewhere, but
we must admit that we had not the capacity to.
ses the wit the thing.
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c., from Arkansas He gave no hint Of any.
cause or preteXt he may have had for thiseaS-
sault, but must infer. that it is to he found in
tny strictnfes IN Nfondry's Tribune letter of
Thursday evening last) on his attempt to drive
Mrs Banks out3of the field as candidate for
Speaker BY passing resolution inviting all the
present candidates to Withdraw. Thought that
a mean tick, and said 50 most decidedly; GER
tainly think no better Of 1t, now that have
the acquaintance ofits author
= The bully turned and walked down along;
followed, conversing with two friends. Crossing
Four-and-a-half street, they dropped behind to
speak to acquaintance, and !, walking along
toward the National Hotel, soon found myself
in the midst Of huddle of strangers Que of
these turned short upon mel sawsit was my
former asSailant- and said. 80 you know me
now?" answered, Eyes; you.areI Rust Of Ar
kansas" He said something of what he would
do If were combatant, and I replied that
claimed no exemption on that account He now
drew heavy cane. which 1 had not seen be-
fore, and struck pretty heavy blow my head,
which Icaught on my left arm, with no other
damage than a rather severe brllise He was
trying to strike again, and was cndeayoring TO
close with him, when several persons rushed be-
tween aud separated us. Ibid not strike him at
all, nor lay finger upon him; but it certainly
PSSSs5AAS
able, to perform thepublic duty of!lnocking him
down. cannot mistake the movement Of his
hand on the Avenue, and am sure it must have
been toward pistol in his belt. And the croud
which surrounded US were nearly all Southern,
ashe doubtless knew before he renewed his at
tack on me.
CIR. G. here goes into defense of his stric-
lures on Mr.. RI
presume thisis not the last outrage to which
lam to befsubjected / came here with clear
understanding that it was about an even chance
whether Ishould or should not be allowed to go
home alive; formy business here is to unmask
hypocrisy, defeat treachery aud rebuke mean
ness, and these are notdainty employmeuts even
in smoother times than ours. But shall stay
here just 80 long as think proper, using great
plainness of speech, but endeavoriug to treat all
men justly aud faithfully Imay often judge
harshly, and even be mistaken as to facts, but
shall always be ready to correct mistakes and to
amend my Judgments shall carry no weapons
and engagein no brawlS but ifrutfans waylay
and asssil me I'shau certainly not run, and, SO
far as able, shall defend myself H. &.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
ARE YOU SICK .

Then you can't be cured Don't delay until your
complaint is incurable and then when late.
FOurfhs Of all the diseases which people the church yards,
might by Ayers Cathartic Pills. in season.
Don't go dragging through the Spring faint sleepy and list
lees because blood is loaded with bile Don't the
Headache, Heartburn their kindred disordrrp because
your stomach is foul Don't parade yourself around the
world covered with Pimpes, Botches Ulcers Sores and ali
anyOf the diseases the skin because your sys
wants cleansing Don't show yourself about lean, hag
gard all in, because your stomach aud Bowels need
strengthening healthy action Ayers Pills these
things right surely quences ere They purify
The body and Blood their functUns healthy
activity which you feel quick they taken They
the great medical wonder Of this recognized by
all who know their virtues thousands know them
Take the Cherry Pscoral for Cough and the Is for all
arrangements requiring P,lrgatlEe medicine.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER Lowell, Massachusetts
sold by all Druggists In Wheeling. 81 I,
A. c. GOOD CO., wheeling
fe& wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

ESctTEXgSEoNTA TIE DELAWARE. The Delaware
continues to be perfect carnival scene, in con-
sequence of the presence of thousands Of skaters.
many Of whom are accompanied by their wives
and children On Thursday the steam-tugs De-
catur and Baltic made their way up the channel
to Kensington Screw Dock, thereby cutting of
the pathway to the JerseyShore, and compeIliug
great numbers either to cross in the fery-boats
from Camden, or lead above the Screw Dock
This procedure uponthe part of the managers of
the two-boats gave great offence to the skaters
and pedestrians on the ice, who seemed TO act
as ifsthey hada lawful lease and title oftheriver
The boat and crew wers lIpelted with chunks
Of ice, some Of which broke the blinde and glass
in the windows OF the pilot house The crew
were compelled to seek the cabin at one time to
escape the storm of ice.-Pdiie. Lelgsf, Sdtur--,
day.
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DsArH OF LADY ELLESRoRouGH.--Iti is strange
towateh how those who at different times occu-
Ply large space for the moment, either in pub
lie fame or public scandal, disappear suddenly
from the scene and are forgotten, as the wave Of
time passes over, until again they rise at some dis
tant spot, where one least expects to find them.
This thought is brought to our mind on reading
the last news from Asia of the death in Arabia
of Lady Ellenboronsh, who at one time was the
star of London fashion. and whose beauty and
wit, the champagne of conversation, full of spak-
linS and vivacity, gathered round her all that
was distinguished in English society. Among
her special admirers were George Canning and
the Duke; Of Wellington, but to the discovery Of
lamours with Prince Schwartzenberg which-led
toa trial that some years since created an intense
sensation among thearistocraticc circles of Europe
was swing TO her separationand divorce from her
naughty and arrogant lord. who became so memo
Table BY theromp ard majesty Of his short rule
in India. For years she had not been heard Of,
when now we find her an Eastern Zuleiko and
the victim of a harcms revenge It's said she
has been assassinated in Arabia by lie Lare0s
d an -chsi6 Ara5t." How beyond all fiction
would be the romance of such a life faithfully
told,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

sA distinguished professor Of science in
England, in speaking of the electric telegraph
SAYS: 1--WE suppose that there is, in every mes
ssse transmitted by its agency, a SORT of journey
sccomp BY the current, as far as the wires
may reach; aud to us it is a matter Of astonish-
nent that some elemental substance SGT in mo-
don at London, shall travel In the brefi space of
one minute to Glasgow. But the reality is far
more wonderful than this idea. There Is no ae-
t1al current or passage of power. There is al
ready provided BY nature connecting substance
between the two termini The electricity has
not to travel, for It reaches sill the way; and Just
IS Icould change the position Of the hands of q
had q long, light rod in my hand, 50, BY touch
ing and guiding one end of the long subtle chain
Of fluid j eau change the hands Of the electrical
dial at any distance =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

DsAru OF CoNNoDoRE MoRR1s.-It is Will,
profound regret that We have to announce the
death of Commodore Charles Morris, senior re-
.tained officer of the United States Navy. He
expired at halfpast four o'clock yesterday after
noon, at his residence in Washington, ofinflam-
nation of the lungs, in the I'D year of his age.
Commodore Morris entered tho Navy in the year
1899, and was, in the year 1873, for gallant and
distinguished services, promoted to the rank
which he held at the time of his death. His
eminent services and his high standing in the Ma
w are indeilibly recorded in the history of his
country, and are known to ALL 1t may be added
to his honor, on the unvarying testimony of his
brother. officers and without disparagemcnt to
any of the gallant men who adorn the ranks of
our Navy, that Commodore Morris, at the time
ofhis death, was, all the varied qualities which
constitute excellence his profession, theablest
naval commander in the world Nothing ever
turned him from the Inc of duty, and when, at
the end of ffftyseyen years, hereached the hi Oh
est point of professional honor, he might truly
have said, II have gained palm, but not
without labor"
Notice of the obsequies will be published to-
morrow.-Nat. Intel
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FOE oRRszH4S 4ED SxE FEARS

ADAMS, Premium pagusrreOtypist, has the pleasure Of
informing the citizens Wheeling he sprodueing by
the aid Of chemical agent Au.brotypes unlike
heretofore msdelp shscy. They Of such bruaney,
bOldnsss and arsstic finish, excite the admiration of
every oneiueipdipg artists who have visited the eee
brased Eastern Galleries. pronounce them hs hey
evsr satr.''
Five Medals and Fight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember The Gallery corner Main and Union
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esy-President Pierce and Senator Hale appear
to be on very i'll terms When the President
sent hisannual message to Congress, Mr.. Hale
made some very sharp remarks upon it. Ac-
cording to the New York Dale Times, Mr.. Hale
took his wife and daughter TO the Presidents le-
wee, fortnight ago, and when. he approached to
salute the President the latter turned his back
upon him in a marked and unmistakable manner
Afterall Presidents are but men, and it is extrem
ely difficult to be obliged tolplay the hypOcrite
With ones bitterest enemies }ss