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" orooksF hnFhh and French BoarSnF Day School,
- Seren B"'dng', No. l3s Psnn,ylpania avenue.
TUE se'nd session ef s will commences ON Monday
4 February 4, lshb. ,'
Day instruction in the French language ~ pivep by lady
Gently nom PAf who resides family the bybcr branches
hhgs are uudrf the rspsca charge oss every
''""h Jan 27--eodlw
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N"lioh ~ hereby given that 7 will nrpIy 40 the
COMMISSIONER o. Pensions duplicate 4neere
,ssS eouhv wsan urd under the law ~ ssptrmber
ano numbered 5ps3 o services In the " lsa3
warrant has been lo ard which has been assigned
Jan l2-lav6w = IDHN ROSS,
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NpSH ~ sS Rock Of msster RsriI by Q, Q. Leland.
59e Way Of salvation by Ahsrt Rarnes. o.. t#a@
- sOeean-tlnsratedi by r. n. Gosse ST. ... ..ee.t
No 49, from The German By w. II. Turheps Is cents.
nSl FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Mar i-law 4w
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nec.ed with the assassination. is the follow
irc: The San Francisco Herald-betwcr
which ard the Bulletin there was not good
under>tandirg-on the morning of the assas-
sinaton. spoke Of it as IAN affrav," and from
"motives of delicarv," declined making any
comments People were amazed and indig-
nant. In FIVE hours after the Herald had
been issued. it had lost two hundred adverti-
sers. nearly all the auctioneers' business. Of
which it had cnioved the entire monopoly.
and great portion Of its subscribers. At
its mex, issue its size wa. reduced TO one-haIf.
and it contained only four new advertise
ments
For more than six years California has
been governed by political gamblers During
this period they had wasted its revenue, bur-
dened its citizens with taxation, and brought
its courts Of justice into disgrace, by render
ing legal proceedings farce. The game of
stufins ballot-boxes has been practiced so
long that honest people have become satisfied
that under the present regime the ballot box
is no longer an instrument of reform,-thcv
have been surrounded and controlled by
such men as Yankee Sullivan, and kindred
spirits. The Vigilance Committee had made
out a"black list" Of about 1870 murderers,
gamblers, and shoulder strikers, of whom
they intend to free the city. Their watch
word is reform.
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-AS straw> show which WAY the W
blows. the New York Herald often unrr-.-:
~ Indicates the direction OF the popular 90
rent. La evidence OF It's instructive sa,a rs.
We !lnd the following rcicrenre 10 tu.-'
Fremont III recent issue OF that iournl.
Colonel Fremont. who is fr.>h man.
who's lite l. tall o: romantic exploits ~! l.-
In- adventures. which have, m. ,i,. a -
ln'nr'>>ion upon the public mind. WIZ
ma ! tnc education and fine t.len'>
has nn personal or party uruir"> IL rr.--
CHE, no old speeches or resolutions 10 cri,'s
him. aud no old conilictin. parrizin a. %
tons "i any kind - hc trumpri un ana.
HIM. serui> 10 he the true Champion Tor
the factions at he opposition. oppo>ri
the extension of slavery. he i no NIGER
>h.pprr-he l. not Carholir i -,
Know \nthlrr: hut in opposition l. -
f,erre DYNASTY. they all max fuse upon lin
As upon compromise. where each >.i--a-
ders something that all NAV gam
TnE COMING DEEAIE AND DAMN.
The following is an extract from a 49,
ircm Washington, prhlished in thu y"
York Courier AMI Enquirer which stat .:
1t was written hv a mcmter Of the lluu>e
lou imagine all to be- quiet here: h.iF'
hh"T that We are sleeping on \ VIA
which Is certain 10 he IN state of .''.'.'
rultion on tn" d.v We discuss tn, report 81 .
RESOLUTION -Nreillur Brooks Oi coI->.. 60
Is now matter of conversation ani ifA'7
men are preparing Tor the struggle.
days since, MIR. Br-nton. of Indiana. a..
gentleman. who is dependent upon ~
Tor his locomoiion. read To a Southc-t NJ.
Der, friend. what he intended TO say N :.
debate on the resolution of expulsion.
Southern member listened courteoa,lr. a.
when Mr. Brenton had finished. sad
must not. under x:v circumstance, m'.
that speech. You will no, be po~t''''
make it; and il is IN, dn'y 10 tell .oa ~
" T. hare grar]y d,tvmi4el no' g. Al
0nyot you To pursue sucha cour>e. VI WI
NOT PERMIT IT." Mr. Brrntnn rei
what was SAID. to orr friends IA HI, 'i''"
and the consequence was. that from ma q
ment every man who can make hlm''"
dc-s;ood. determined 10 speak fully.
and IN PLAIN language. Just what t' '''-N
of the Brooks outrage. bs N" conee. -
what thew NAV.
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Sob Printing.

We are now prepared e execute nearly all kinds
Of Printing use. in TIE coantrv-PiA.xend URNA-
MkHTAI in The vLFY FEST sITL- ard at LOW
RATS. Merchants ana others who desire BILL
READS or CIRCULARS oiany Aind. printed in a neat
stve. may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders ssnt is vii be Pre- mp.lv attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
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Gov. SHANNON PITNDFHI\,; AND In
SULTTNG TUE FAMILIES OF THE KANSAS
FREE SETTLERS. - James Redpath. the
Kansas Correspondent of the Chicago Trib-
une. in letter written from Lawrence. jane
ith. gives a minnie account Of midnight
attack upon the dwelling of Mr. Walker. A
settler living between topeka and Lawrence.
by guerilla party OF rnilian>. and directly
charges Shannon with the mos. cupalle CON-
plIrltv with the hand,tri. 1t appears ths:
warning Of the intended attack had been CIV
en-. and NJ. Walker being absent his friends
had gathered to save his Properly and family
from injury. The miscrcants met with an
unexpectedly warm reception and were re-
pulsed, and several taken prisoners They
confessed their intention to burn the house
and to hang Mr. Walker The next dav Mr..
shannon made no effort TO arrest anv OF these
outlaws, but instead warrants were issued
tor the arrcs: OF every one known to be Of the
party who d,f;nd,d Mc iou>e' Among
these was Judge Wakefield. Shannon visit
ed Walkers house in person, feeling mat
tresses, ppeping into closets, emp,vinc
trunks. looking under beds" and taking such
articles as they chose. The writer adds
shannon was so drunk that he STAGGERED,
caught hold OF furniture to steady himself.
and used language which even he would
have been shocked at in his sober moments
lie asked Mrs. Hazcltvnc where her hns-
band was +? She said she she did not know.
ana asked what he wanted with her husband
u ca'ch him." said the drunken black
guard, " III cW his dnmncd MacI heart ont
81 nm ana y"u's 'oo, mninm, II y,,l gout take
care. If this statement is denied-and |
confess that if lived remote from Kansa. |
would hardly credit it will forward atf
davlts OF every assertion have made. or NAV
vet make, about the Governor Shannon
and his posse entered Mr. Walkers house
IN the forenoon and remained there several
hours Gov. Shannon was engaged in steal
ING private property all the next day
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LATEST NEWS
John c. Fremont Nominated on the
First Ballot

PM AptIrilIA. June i.
The Convention met fAi> morning. wh-n
tl.. National EXrcutlvr COMMITTEE WAS AL
roin:,i. and tn. COMMITTEE on fr>nluilo--
reported a Platform. Daring the dav IT,
names Of thi>t. Btiks and Mclean we
Withdrawn. Adjourned.
toa.rniIon rri->tmilrd At > n'clork. a !
Iror,,irG 10 take first informal ballot. u. D
the following result:
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ANONYMOUS Communications

Will receive no s:;e,.on. Marriages. Deaths
Items of News &c. should ALWAYS be accompanied
BY some responsible name. Obituaries of more
than FIVE lines will be inserted st the same price as
ADVERTISEMENTS
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Che Californian.
st. JOHNSBCRY, JUNE2I 1856.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

'. B. PALMER is authorized 10 receive A1ver-
'scnc'it, and Suscr;it os at hi, O..ices in Boston
New Io.k. a'.d Philadelphia.
:. NJ. fET1ENGlLL & co. are authorize ed 20 do
the same in Boston and New YORK
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BUCHANAN FOR PAVING LAroRFES
Low WAGFs-In 1>l4 the average price
OF labor IN the countries of the Old World.
was about ten c.n's u dnH During that wear.
IN discussion IN the United States Senate,
James buchanan (arcor'rng to the Union
town. Pennsylvania STANDARD said "Rr,lure
the nominal price OF labor to the real stand
ard throughout the world, and YOU cover the
country with benefits and blessings"
The mechanics OF the Northern and Mid
die States will reduce" buchanan 10 the
standard OF private life and disappointed am
bltlon in November next.
IN his speech at Baltimore. Mr. Blu
chanan, after prasInc the repeal of the Mis-
souri, compromise. as a patriotic deed. said -
lie believed that ne had made mere
speeches, and written more letters. on the
subject OF slavery, than any man living"
tie might have added ami ~ to'h SIDE. of
- Prori1en-s .Iour.n1
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We 'oGot ,ULrxIAkT CoMMuNiC .TioHs from al
pHr'sot he cCuafrt np"s r2c".rs " interest. Fews
of News, in particular 4M be thankfully rec.irtd.
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Total SIS L.

Attcr some discussion. a formal ballot wa-
taken. ard resulted in the entirt. vote h,i'-
cast for Fremont. except par, Of the "a.
and PENNSYLVANIA dciecari ,n>. The ron.,.-
tion was then made unanimous, AMID g d:
enthusiasm
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FROM KANSAS.

| Extract from private letter
LAWRENCE. June 2, sc.
The excitement in X ,,-aS has not aha:ed
in the least. and II ow it seems to be the nor
NAL condition Of things in the territory. |
was on an expedition yesterday which
went out to guard Free State man into
town, whose house hal been three times at
tackled within two DAYS and new that he
has left it, the scOundrels will burn it to the
ground without compunction. lie lives on
Washington Creek, about seven miles from
Lawrence. On our way We took five prison
ers. They were Georcans. ard we released
them on their giving der word of honor that
they would not again bear arms against the
We took three Sharp's rifles from them
which belonged to US, besides other arms.
There are ten thousand rumors flying con-
corning all sorts of things, but do not place
much confidence in them There is one. how
ever, which think INNS. be true It's that
about week ago aparty Of pro-saverv men
were hanging Free State man near O,>a
wator.ie, when. as they had got the rope a
round his neck and we're making him say his
prayers, company Of Free State men came
up and fired upon them, killing five. and ma
kim the rest u,.camD | think so much is
true.
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form? The British once complained OF our
irregular warfare what mattered it as long
as We gained the victory and asserted the
right? Shall we be courteous and politely
stanl to he sho' down like sheep? There
is higher law Of courtesy and order than
that-onc that begins at home.
There is a large class who lull their con-
science 70 sleep with Just such subtertuge.
They place man of straw in the shape of
agtat; on between themselves and apparent
duty, and fire constantly into that We, e.
ven then trembinglv lest one shot should
reach the true enemy Now. this will not
avail. 1t is beneath the dignity of eny high
minded freeman. Has slavery been carried
into free trrrltorycontrary to law and Justice !:
Drive it back with calm but strong hand.
asser, the dignity of law, and give justice her
own. Has the right of free speech been
trampled down on the floor Of Congress
Promptly restore that right and brand the
assassin Does the blood of free citizens
moisten the soil of Kansas Rise bind up
the wounds. and in Gods name vindicate
the rights of those over whom float the stars
and stripes. Is it two thousand miles away
Tomorrow it may be your own son. your own
brother who is assaulted on American soil
by American citizens, under protection Of
Lar! Will You cling to the rotten plank:
of broken and useless platforms whirling on
dangerous deep. when there is a safe, sound
ship which demands your aid?
IF not, remember how all grievance:
are redressed in a representative govern
mcnt.
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~ T'efuti.
Tie Convention was called 70 orie- a. hal
pa, eleven. Tlc>li1 tx Hon. T.. II NJ
-an rrc>il..n; OF the National COMMITTEE
Hon Robert Emmett was elected temporary
chairman. aud on taking the chair made
bri". speech.
George e. Fog of New Hampshire, wa
,-i"rt"'! temporary Secretary. anti Hon. u.
Mt-hr!l # Ohi". Temporary Secretary.
r.-a,rr was offered Ia Rev. pr. Barncs
OF Philadelphia
y cnnmittte Of credentials Of one from
a IA STATE WAS appointed. and also a commit
te. Oh rc-olG'i"I> and platform. and a cont
m.fr.-c on p-r1nin'nt or-anIZa'lon.
o. r,a~>,.iu'..i1- Al ! O'Clock. lI.-n-r :
I:r''. oi III tan, nd> REPORTED Tor President
II tia, tun,c:liInti and a Ni-e President ''a'a
carh Stat Mr. Lane made an .ioga...;
~I,-rrh on takin. tl,. chair. The r,msiili,r
%. thu .y-uiii. was >I,"nt II listening - 4
speech from IL "a. Caleb t. Smith OF Oalo
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From the New York Daily Times

From the New York Daily Times
Horrible Treatment Of Free s,,,r
Wan.
Our Lawrence Correspondent. furnishes us
With the following
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constitution, with or without domestic Slave
nv, and be admitted into TIE Union upon.
terms Of perfect equ,litv with the other States
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THE GOvERNORsHIr.-We have full au
thority for stating that while Lieut. Gov.
Fletcher desired to have but one Convention,
composed of all the friends of Freedom ire
spective of party names, and Of course pre-
fcrred to decline the American nomination
with a view to such ultimate action, yet that
matter is entirely within the control Of those
who aim to promote the harmony Of the peo-
pie and secure a verdict at the polls most
honorable to the State, anc most effective for
the common cause.-U dtchman.
The case Of Baker and others, charged
with the murder OF Poole, is to be sent into
one of the rural districts for trial. As it is i'm
possible r. Obtain q jury in New York.
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REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CONVEX.
TION.

Cores y. ,"'Cr ~ the i,n">-
Pm ApiIIUIA. Monday June Il,
lherr l. ',n nntiirrl>'. .,th,rlrg at k",r~-
>entatiy,> to ihv H,put Lean Convention 10
NEE; here Tomorrow. New York has not
only fn.l DELEGATION .. Immediate r,.l,res"r.-
ta,lvc>. bat III. largest conurer alton Of out
si,l-rS that ! have ever seen At National
Convention.
have SAID that nearly al the old faces are
here. and with them have come from ali rllrfs
of tn. country the new levers that are NOV
inu the body p1litir-the WONG men OF the
Free Statr>-thc treat nody OF active. ar
d,.l; ir"cmrn, who have been r,I~..lcd from
the fossil specimens thnt are - nomination
cor the prr>.irnr, tx the two branches ot
the Pro- Slavery Party. They are here ak
inc to hc represented on the lick-t that the
Republicans arc to nominate. They have
their choices OF m,n: they express ihtlr
preferences freely: but they close every in
diraii0n ot their .aro,i,e with the rxclama-
ton "tilrr IL sound body that is of the
present are Of this d.v. aud We shall br con-
tent and viii give cd fo,leS tumble down
the banks"
There has been an alive. enrrretic eau
Gus o; rh,. merits aud chances of the several
names Uh il are likely 10 Zee presented to
III. Convention. Last evening II seemed as
thom.h the ll-t> wrr. c'o-ei. and that RE
MONT WAS the universal choi,-c. 1 hi> morn
nr the tli-n'i> oi Mi.ean mad. a rallv, and
brought all their forces 10 h,ar upon the d-i
,ea'r- WHO were honily arriving. The mos.
active of them we're Colonel Schonlrr. Zen
crai Wct,b. OF New YORK. ami Mr.. Wash
hurnc. Of Maine. That fire gradually wen
out. however. ana th, evening iErrr appear.
to toe little lei; but few >mouldcrInr er
h,.rs.
The fr;rnl> o.. Chase also made some 81
forts. but, apparently. with hide hop. or AZ
parent determination To- hc successful.
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TwlivF O'CLOCK i. M-The un.nimnt,
in favor of FEFNoNT sui continues, The
nrminaripn of Mr., Banks. hy the North \
mcrIrau> IN New York IL i though, wl'l con
firm the decision; II thi- Convention Tor ri
MONT l. j a!-o 'horah' that II in,ur.> the.
nomination ot Mr.. BANKS for Wee Pres
dent
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No. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.

7 NO lINIEI.
rTHH Undersigned, having bought out the entire stock of
Il Goods belonging to MesSrs. Wheeler akiu, Merchant
Tlors you'll heg leave inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity that he intends carrying the Merchant Tai
IOrng business in the formerly occupied
Wheeler LAGiu and having obtained the of both
Of the former propetors he Is prepared To make up
every article his line. in the latest style and manner
atvery notice. very low cash Having large
stock hand he Is determined 30 sell very low
and for the Spring Goods. Now Is
chance good clothing cheap. lie will
every article to he recommended, sale.
Come one, coRc all,
And give Us u call,
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Choice Reading.
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y school Of Life, BY Anua Mary HoEjtf;
IsancrOft's Literary aud distorted Niscellauies;
DeIluinceyis Opium Eater;
ncleFt Frahala, q sequel TO Linda
Life Of Sam HaustOss:
Men OF Character by Douglas JeFrold
Tales for the Marines;
Heart Ease; Castle Builder;
History Ofthe HeISeveT;
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TAKE NOTICE
zAsrsy:Ltr. ONO.

Rr j. b ToN1sr$a,:sI.
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Popular and Family Medicines
SOLD BY
JOHN H. THOMPSON,
III Main "a.
New Savings Bank Store,

ut THE
OLD POST OFFICE.
EskceP Ihc EHend md feet Covered"
ITIZENS Of Wheeling ind vicinty:-This OLD maxim for
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Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, the Market
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ocl9 H. IL WATSON.
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Public Notice.

Public Notice.
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kept by Market street, in the cts OF Wheeling,
all persons indebted hereby required make pay
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persons. ANDREW MULDEW
March 18th, 1855 maria
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sea- which cari III every variety of Style gold and silver
TheSt watches jewcld and all warranted to
tine-kecPrrs.
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Savings Bank Store.
KEW FASHIONED LErrEas AT rHE OLD posrorrror

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delivered Free of Postage. When sent by mail tie
the Postage to any part of the United States VIII be hut
Twenty ROur Gents year for 'RlacGwood, and but
Fourteen Gents year for each OF tile Bevcws.