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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
GteambuGfs unh Railroads

NAY BOAT for ALBANY, from foot of Canal
~ ST ans spfi. The Steamboat ARMENIA VII leave
eyery MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 1t o'clock
lapoins q Intermediate lsDomss
U'OR ALBANY, and in CONNECTION with the
II RAILROADS 10 SARATOGA and the WEST - Steam
e-s ISAAC NEWTON NEW WORLD leave OAlLf a.
eo'ciuck . III from what foot Of Courtandt 81
FLUSHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EX-
II CURsiOkS SEVEN TRIPS DAILY each way (Suo
DAYS Boat leaves New Yorb calesve usniug
qI'yI ~ 81 and I0s ,I44a p IN NEE ius and
char .ps Hunters Pcin the East hver opp
site tSos' Neu.Yoh Tue brsutfol steamer lSLA Nd CITY
Fipslrg Railroad line Futon Market sp. f'ot OF FIJI
az afoo'ng fine views Of all oo"c OF
of the East River ana iardf AZ IN
ers twenty NIL Here passengers step from oea
skeD thence ushig eght lel over oie
Of he g. roads the country, IN twepty.hve rints Id
oodil stops Penn Bdge m.speth, VIII Id, Sewiowa
Nstota pot West Flushing Tho whole trip occupies
lees than Fare, ~ ceDA Excursion parties ano
tebo reduced Persons aiso reach The cars
by The b. ooiyD City Raosd, through Green Pont, OF BY
crossing the 23,--t ferry.
NEW-l DIRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN On after TUESDAY, Jnly Train will corne
White and CeDtIess for Groom fells at O'Clock
table with lire o. Stages for Lake Ms
lopsc WM. }. CAmtbELL, SUPP
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of SUNDAY RAINS.
Afer SUNDAY. the 18th ius'.. Long Car will be-
this rad for the TRANSPORTATION Of passei gers
WIN J CAMPBELL Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

the County OF Kew Yorb IL hereby all
con. having ceims against ELIZABETH W. SHELL late
Of the CITY Newly Ork widow deceased TO present the
With vouchers thereof the Subscriber his Oce No "a
FuoLs the City OF HswYo rk before tEo 9L day Of
July Dext-Ds'ed NewYOrk the 5th day Of January 1885,
IA law fmM' ALFRED CLOCh, Adtnnisiratof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

IN PURSUANCE " an order II tho Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen TO Al
persons having claims against WILLIAM g. SMITH late Of
the City Of New York deceased. 70 present the same T1
vouchers the oubgcrber at her residence NJ" 61
seet he City of New:Yok or bel re tbs
city sixh Of Aususnox Deed New N. twenty
third "a, Of February, 1855. ELIZABETH r. SMITH,
T1,-i,ge,nMs Administrators
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Of The CouAty of Newly oTk, UOc 10 HEREBY given al
D. mons having ae.ius EDWARD f. POWERS late "
The City Columbia deceased to present the sse
With the snoscTiber at his office No 81 W al
street In TIE CITY Of N.w-Yok before Tho tseh day
a Nov, New York the tenth day VI Nay
isS pYNKY II MORGAN Executor mi2 Id VsnN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25
FEBRUARY 25. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAN GERS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS. o.,
The most thorough md Practical IHstI
zion in the West.

TERMS:
For Full Course, Including oil DfpartNeRts OF BOoE
keeping, Lectures aud FeHmahiStiP tacGriGGky IN
For Full Course IN Ladies DtpdrtE'eet 20
TNHE PRQPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for the gratifying aud unprecedented
which have marked the Of their Institution
its establishment the CApita and stimulates
ueEcd cXertons meet, TIE most efficient HlnRHer the
rapidly Increasing demand for practical aud conpreeH-
sire OF msrcdRts GiniRg The great practical
experience OF the FsncpA in heavy Banking CONNER
cia Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
men has enahe him to bring degree of perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOM instructions by oral exercises
NOT ATTAINED By ASY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
STUDENT by This pr0ess sri At the DESK, iI6iri9
d step by step, until he has mastered the whole routine
Accountants duties thoroughly though he had
sesrfd apprenticeship iN hIrg5 Commercial
Ross; aud thus all awSwariness faterinE, and egvesUus
blUnders art, In great measure, iiSStpated
In addition to engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants have also secured the services Of of the
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture commercial
topics
of Instruction partcuarize
here but 1t embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
its Scientific Pcncples-Lcctues upon History,
History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial &c.
ography Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part.
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WHEELING MUSIC STORE
EASTERN PIANS9 w WAREROOMS

EHXT DOOR BCERYHIILS FCRSITCRH STORE,
NNTIpEE may be found variety of Boston York
Pianos, from the rst-clsss makers among which are
TN eehra;ed James W. Vose Piano, with Damper
and Improved Scale warranted stand in any climate.
splendid Of the popular CSrhartz Patent
Modeon and Reed Organs, superior and finish,
my manufacture. Prices from $40 to Sl75.
All OF the above Instruments warranted year
parchase
AISoa select assortment from best Importers and Man
uacHTs of Guitars Vioius, AccordeOns FIutinas Fiies
Fntes and every article wanted y the world music.
The subscriber hOPes, by studying the people
and strict attention to business merit their patronage
MELoDEoES TO LCT SHEET MCsIC.
feii:y II y TOnTS
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTUKESi
BUGLEfS'S OURI-AEEPEIS'S
Writing Fluid.

ISCR this superior Fluid Ink has been before the public
y nearly two years, !, has been constantly gaining
mold Fluid.
During the past twenty thousand quart and pint bot
ties, together with smaller sizes unuIncrabe vC been sold
bankers and merchants Cincinnati, Louisville, Plus
bnrgh, buffalo, Cleveland Darot, Tcrre Hautc, Lafayette
NncennSs, 1nGianapoi Evlnsv Frankfort. loNiEEtc
Nashville, Memphis, ST. Lod, HcksbGrs Jackson SacieE
and New Orleans 1t has also been adopted the State De-
Partmens Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi 1t has
taken three first class Diplomas Mechanics Institutes
Cincinnati aud louisville four Diplomas and Prize Me-
and Illinois.
The following merchants, banIerp &C., Wheeling,
tOore using Arnod's Enelisl Ink have purchased j.
lcr's lOOG -KeeIer's Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Merchants Mcdaniel
Bauk of Wheeling Hank OF Wheeling; Crescent MauufaCtu
ring Company; County Clerk Of Ohio County; National Tyle
graph Odcc baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Office; Mcclure
House; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell ScAfrr; Gordon,
Matthews Co. T. Sweeney Son; Dnanc Cowgirl; Ot &
Boyd Boyd OF; Oliver Pryor. Jas. H. Stout Co.; LaIuL
din, Glberson 4 Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers prices hy
OcSO LAMBDl%, GILBERsoS & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25
The Musical world for 1856.

VOL. NV.
WE COMMENCE the year with reduction Of one
w third from former subscription. We take this
step give Journal the widest possible circulation
price, then hereafter will dollars per annum to all
CdO pay GGruHcs: those who paw In advance
(on il will be three dollars This reduced subscription
still include as gift pcrtrait of Mozart which we have
had specially engraved for this Journal and which Will
as excellent title embeSEs for the music vol
of the year 1856.
serialy with the first number in January. The other
uahlc features of the journal will remain before viz
bound ut the end Of the year. will form volume
$l2 instructive musical readng articles and in
the world.
The department of General Literature still in the
able hands which have already gained high rep
ntoE comprises the best ranslatons Of the best things
IN the French and other foreign journals judcous selections
from books and magazines aud generally good story
City Brookyn subscribers are charged with hity
cents extra for the Of carrier Canada subscribers
pay twentsX cents for the necessary prepayment OF Amer
lean postage.
Any Journal copying this entire announcement draw
ing editorial attention before close January 1885,
will receive the Musical World in exchange for and
RICHARD STORES WILLIS, Proprietor,
inT 257 Broadway, New York
TOWNSHIPS INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH ACHE AXo-
STHETHERit be true provided with
is certain thar of the distressing affections the
catalogue of human serngs may speedily and cHrctu-
ally relieved by a harmless artidote.-
rowSsLET'5 ToOTH4cHE ANoDTSE
Is liquid composed Of purely vegetable substances unix
ed with acids posOus of any kind unrivaed
neverfalng acute pains OF Tooth and
Gums is an Indian PREPARATION and the roots Of which
Is were purchased by the proprietor from the
1875
The anodyne has been extensively tried BY the rs fa
lilies in New Orleans and other cities South West
has been found be Immediately thoroughly ecacous
IN oil other Instances No other to"tache remedy
Sene to the public has proved harmless
7. Ii. LOGAN & Co,
Aga ArgV,k TPrsH
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Just Received.

just Received.
w A. EDWARDS BRO, have Just received from the
w East their grocery adjoining the Post Oce
an excellent and carefully selected Of fue Gro
ceres, which they invite the attention all
fine
Rio, Maracaibo, and Java Coffee, brown, clarified do;
Crushed aud pulveviIcd Sugars;
Teas in great variety and fine qualities
Cocoa, BTouna and Chocolate, best brands;
Fresh Peaches Pine Apples Strawberries and RaspberrIes
in cans; Rice Flour, Corn Starch;
Parma, Sage MtccarOni, 1SiDalRss JeIytina;
Bermuda AFrowroc;, Dried Curran's, Rasns, Almonds,
Olives, Hops, etc.
Tobacco and SeSass, fine qualities;
Soaps, ETC.; Fine ground Table Salt;
Spices and Essences OF every variety.
Together with many other articles tedious
rate, all OF which selling at very low prices.
Call and eNalnne for yourselves can't but he pleased.
Remember the placcc0rner Market Quincy streets
joining the Po5fOiHce, Wheeling, Va my29
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25

CO-PARTNERSll1P.
THE undersigned will continue the DrGOodS business In
their present location under style HEisEELL
SwEARScES. They would respectfully solicit from their
old friends and customers continuance OF then ayers
o. ". HElSKELL,
December 81, 1885. Is. Il. SWEARINGEN, ia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership existing siperbcrs under
J. the firm Of THOMPSON PATTERSON Is this day dis
solved by mutual Tue buitss win he conducted
by JoHS H. ToHrsON who vii! collect all debts due rI,
and pay al claims hseosti it.
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
j.H PATTERSON.
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Dividend,

JOHN H. THOMPSON respectfully announces that he viii
continue the Rool, Stationary aud Wan Paper business al
llf Main Street "hsrc he win be qpy pa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25
WHEELING.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SEA STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
No. AWosiIfnpton rYoII

NO. y Nn6n1DXtOu Gtntls
AHlSi just returned from Eastern cities with veFy
large and well selected Clocks Watches
and JegrIry, the subscriber the attention
friends and the public generally assuring them hR he
In part, follows
Patent Lever Porcelain Mantle Gothic eight aud one day
Clocks.
Gold Silver English French aad American IIuner Hud
Open Faced Watches.
Particular attention called the American Watches
In gold and silver cases, made wholly in this country,
and warranted prime tlme-keePers.
The Ladies will hud at lis establishment large and well
selected stock Of new and beautiful Cameo Jtwelry, which
canpct fail TO please.
Having bought exremeyow he feels very confident that
he sell Goods in hs line lower than before sold
Wheeling, and respectfully invites all TO call aud exanhels
''SsE; osis G. 7, S6 SG9wS M,.i,.,,o, Hal
Hear! Heart! Hear!!!
GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDUCTIoN!I
cLpsISo OF PAIL AND WINTER GooDsI
EING desirous % reducing stock in the above ineI
II have made the following ESdgCtions;
will consequently sell collars formerly held at sS0N for
2 those at $50 for ST. and others in proportion am
Offering greater than any other house in town.
reduction Of 80 per will be granted, ready
with the will be able buy from me trimmed
cloth cloak at $3.50. The greatest bsrFans offered
Others shall sell the advantageous Crus actual
" selling the ready made less than you buy the
cloth.
OF which have large assortment, will cell almost
your prices.
Comforts chdrcn's wooden sacs ladies superior wool
scaTs etc. have in such variety and such low prices
TO stonish With word, bCng anxious and
willing reduce stock the lowest point will sell my
ANY OTHER norsr
that you help buying fCome all and every one
that wants to save his money
ISAAC PRAGEG.
,..oo Eastern Bargain Store, llS Main street:
dec2s bet Monroe aud Cuicn sts.
T1-NF
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Eastern Bargain Store, II5 Main street,
deC22. bet Monroe aud CuIcn sta.
NOTICE,

0N and after the first Of January proxImO, the prcseut
" firm OF IeisScll Co.. will he dissolved by limitation,
James A. Fetzer retiring from The irm.
All persons indebted 10 will please call and make pay.
ment without delay and those having claims against the hr
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25
REMOVAI,.

NJ REILLY has re'aOved f:om HE old stand in Market
Ne Square to that and spacious WarshOuSr Ne. b.
green 'front.' side OF Mnin Street, between Monroe aud
QuncE, lately occupied 6y Messrs Auuan JaGuirc aS
commission house. tV has hand iurEs aad gtpcga
sortmeDt Of Groceries Liquors, which he VIII ar at
Wholesale at IN, lowest market price.
o - LiolpoSdrE OF eTery description and Safety
Fuse. gplS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25
Co-Partnership.

h. MARSH has this day associated With him NJ. T. Way.
- for the purpose transacnG Wholesale and
retail Boot and Shoe business Gttic old ofJ ~ Marsh
No SS Monroe street next door Greer OFT CO.. under
the firm of MARSH IYAYNtAN,
july LIST, 1885 ic 50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25

NnE Board of Managers Of the Centre Wheeling Market
Honse Association, have this dag declared Dividend
OF per cent ont OF the earnings .! Company
lst JInuary-payable on the 9Jth inst.
All persons shat have made payments on stock and have
not received their certificates notified bring their re.
cspts 10 the Secretary, and get them aOh 20 that
they may receive the dividend payable at that time
by order Of the Board.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25
The Wheeling Instrumental Mu-

MEETS every Monday evening ~ O'Clock, In the Ice.
N1 tuTc Room OF the Lutheran Church. Chapne st. Cen.
tire Wheeling. g. NJ HAMILTON, prSs'L
c, a. DIETRICH, Conductor. nY13-6r
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WHEELING VA. MONDAY MORNING,
MISCELLANEOUS.
C0NSJ-RPTION sUcCEssfULLY TRE4-
" p DIT G q T - D VAP RS.

INHA-I A.TION
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25

BY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, NJ. D.,
Folotc Gths EoyGt college Of IgstciGHa, and or gears
SeItiOr PhYsicitIa IN the London RogdE IltFTnIGl-y
py. LbissdstS 6f tae LNnge.
y tis age of progress, medical science has contributed
i her share the general Eclfsre and that which
shines resplenen the brightest ieve in her isfer Is her
nd gin,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25

TO PAPER -W4NUP.A CTURERS
BLEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine Alum, superior Pour
~ dincr Wres FettinG Twne, French Clay Soda Ash Sal
Soda, Screen Plates, Red Plates, BED Plates, Roll Bars
knives Rag Cutters, etc, furnished order
HG11Se' s1s by 1,NRnv e7ru,sox oo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25

TRUXAI.'S SACRED ELINIR,
Il -uttaeihe .f0F Lysptpsj0 aiOae.
MIS- medicine is In extensive and popular in Western
Pennsylvania 1t prepared by DR. TruNal OF Wash.
neton co.. ard has EvH relief to hundreds Who have
it, who are spreading its fame Wide
The names Of persons well known appear as vouchers for
its efficacy in the above disease.
Gy- Price $l,01
t. II. LOGAN 4 CO., GEM Agrnts,
IsS Wheeling, Va.
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For Full Course, Including on Department. OF BooE
keeping, Lectures aud EeamanstiI, tacdriGGly IN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
VVartracc Effigy Again.

NAHTRACE, sept b, 500.
This sfgy affair has acquired Oriey through card Of
one O. W. Alexander, Of Nh berry.
shall be brief AMI plain. Had not the Union and
American endorsed the veraciy AMI respecsbty Of G..
w. Alexander, 4 Mulberry his card would not have been
considered worthy Of notice lie says circumstances placed
il beyo1d doubt that the hanging indgnty offered
Mr.. Buchanan and his friends 4" Now this mighty Alex
AndeT when ihis indignity o9eredhe is
particular friend Of Mr. buchanar; he opened hls
mouth strange conduct for amember OF family that
takes water. Lord save me from all such friends The
committee OF investigation charge this brave friend 81 Mr..
BuchAnans with bearing false testimony inst the Amer
can party, and he proper not TO aude to this charge
10 his reply does he produce the proof he boasngy
said he stood prepared L. make, hui deals nsnuS
towards the committee which all hgh-mindsd honorable
know ID the towards mode Of warfare Very strange
conduct FOR one Of family that takes water. Nov
this man Alexander stands charged 70 this good day with
bearing false testimony against the American party and
oil he eEoneraes himself from that cnarge by produc
ing the proof OF his innocence he certainly entitled
10 credit (athough endorsed for nythng he may say
10 the matter hereafter.
s believed that Mr. Alexander is under the contro in
this matter, OF few oregn sag NIGHTS in and about Shell
byvie and Lncon county and when they say at he
squats. So much To- his reply TO the committee
In your reply TO L. Armstrong you say having driven
three Of the pack to their dens in abolt Trace Now
sir am Of the three you an ie to- and IL applies
me. l pronounce it uumit'gated falsehosd Does G.
W. Alexander understand ha? Mr. q. W. Alexander
kloWs when he arrived at Wattrace hat
casons he got Oa he train the opposite side from the
depot and that he has ayorte beech forty
steps the depot, and wopd almost take the
constable with search end him in among the
OTIS Of said tree.
i peronNly responsible TO W Aexanderat all times
and places; be found at Wartrac" Seldom absent
business. II. p. CLEVELAND.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
sHERIFFsS SALE.

QY virtue offs writ Of Haditi0i Erpoaas to direct
IL ed and delivered, from the honorable Circuit Court Of
Hickman County. Tennessee, at its July Term 1856 vii
public sale, the highest bidder for cash. Court
Court House yard gate IN the CITY " Nashville The 18th
day Of September 1886 all the right title claim and
estate which Richard fe then had may since have
qured in and TO the ug described property, to~:
Beginning FyODe feet inches south OF the lot sold
Shelby James Woods and afterwards conveyed By said
Wood George H. Burton, running thence sOuthwATdly
with said High street le feet iGckIs thence easwaruly
about 2tD feet to sixteen foot slew thence WestEardiy
z0 feet the beginning The said lot being the
whole OF the lot heretofore sold and conveyed TO A. ~ e
Anderson by John Shelby by deed bearing date 81 Sept
ls47 recorded ia Boo No To- page is5. except foot
in hes sold By said A. n. Anderson 70 O. W. Nance
extending along the whole north boundry line Of the lot sold
by the said Shelby said Andersn mont TO rear and
al 50 feet Of the sail lot taken OF te sluhrn part there
Of 81 fact Of which sold Robert Bune and the re-
naming y feet Kingston, being he remainder now sold
above stated lOt feet inches beng levied upon ss The
property Of Richard Fell to satisfy Iudgpr rendered IN
favor OF B. n. Carter, Nashville July ~, 1856.
iy22 did JOHN X. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
sHERIFFs' SAL


DY virtue ofan alias writ Of directed and
ID delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county. Tennessee, its May Term, 1856, win TO
pubic TO the highest bidder fer cash, ut TIE Court
House yard gate m the city Of Nashville the sixth day Of
September 1885, all the right TITLE cl4im interest and e.
tate which Jo Leak then had may since have seqr-
ed in and the following described estate, 10 VITA
house and lot the Of Broad and Market Streets N
the city OF Nashville being lot No. Of the College ots and
the conveyed the said Leake By the Planners Bank
BY deed ed on the 18Th August 1s4 and REGISTERED in
foek No. s. page 2eS the being occupied as DruT
Store Alo, lot in said city Of Nashville fronting \ u
Spruce Street. Icing the No in The plan
oil the lands Of s. v Sous estate recorded in the Chan
Gerry Court Clerks Office being the conveyed 70 sad
beGke by G. d. Brien. c. NJ in Book No p, paye Isl,
ing levied upon the property Of O. Leake TO satisfy
Judgment rendered "a, Of Granite Insurance Company
against jessie W. Page and J. G. cake
JOHN K EDAIJiNr SON, Sheriff,
BY \. d. BAxTEE Deputy.
Nashville NuouSi4 1874
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
wing state Convention.

i
BosroN, September 8, 1856.
The Wing State Convention assembled IN
Fanenil Hall at IL O'Clock this morning
About five hundred delegates were present,
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop was chosen Presi-
dent. Among the Vice Presidents ere Nathan
Appleton, John z. Thayer, Josiah Bradley and
other leading Wings.
The Convention was addressed at great
length by Mr.. Winthrop, also by George s.
Hillard, j. Thomas Stevenson, DR.. Luther V.
Bell and others. All the leading speakers ex-
press decided preference for Fillmore for the
Presidency. Among the resolutions adopted
was the following
ResoIred, That while this Convention recog-
nizes the fact that the Wing party las As yet
NO distinct Presidential candidate of its own
in the field, vet we cannot refrain from signi-
flying our preference for Willard Fillmore over
the other candidates who have thus far been
nominated for the Presidency, on account of
his eminent personal qualifications for that offs
fee, and the signal ability with which be has
heretofore discharged its duties
On the first ballot for a candidate for Gov"
ernor, DIR. Luther Y. Bell, of Sonerville, had
2l5 votes, Thomas Aspinwall l04, and all 9TH
ers 81. The nomination of Mr.. Bell was then
made unanimous. The nominations for other
State officers are as foows:-Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Homer Foote, of Springfield; Attorney
General, John II. Clifford, of New Bedford;
Secretary of State, William T. Lincoln, of
Worcester; Treasurer, John Sargent, of Cam
bridge; Auditor, Joseph Mitchell, of Nan"
tucket