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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-21

= ME undersigned Win, ON WEDNESDAY The 2Sh day of
Il June next, ptoceeI to sen at Public Auction, at The front
dooro Of the Court House Of Ohio county, "a the Coal nov
held By him, In trust, In Wheeling I'm ITipg unrth and south
Of that Owned and worked by Philip Sutton. tbs Coal priv
filege IS suPpoSed TO cover aspAee OF from Thirty TO Thirty
i've Acres Nhieh has never been worked, besides a large
amount in the ol4wsrksia considerable portion Of ~hish
can be got. sufficient quantity II ground for sntIys,
platforms, SC. win be sold with the coal, and Il vii also be
offered in tive or more parcels. To rrssons disposed to en-.
gage In the Coal busineSs this Oilers strong Inducements, be-
ing more convenient for city delivery than any.othsr in the
civ or vicinity.
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to die.
NJ the advice ofmg hicais, Iusel various remedies, some
Of which gave inc only transirnt relief. I eonen6edt6 grow
worse; q swelling came on my len hip, and after severe pain
an ulcer formed, from which canea Pieceof bone. Anoth.
or also formed ON my spine, which my physicians cutout,
and wished At the 5satne time TO cut on my ~rishtles aslLhe
only means Of saving my life. After this, yet another FORM
ed on my right arm, and also one on, my left groin, as also on
other parts Of my.bodyi Ehietpin number and StLe astonisf-
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
IN ASTOUNDING CURE |!

rTNuIs young gentleman is now living in our mIdst-thosc
who know, him viii bear testimony that his slTsrinEs aud
be seem by calling At 2J Baltimore Etreet-others,a are In bis
possession. Let the seSptical see him-hx ~Willteatifs that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-21

IHPoRTGST TO B4SEERs.-The su61olned DC
Zefa6n mado in the Supreme Co~urt~atFeincin-
mad, &c fadrepeated In the Gazette:
HIf was stated that the plaintiff had proposed,
70 deposit money! In the Peoples Bank, OF which
Manchester was proprietor, provided the intes-
tate would guarentee the eventual payment; In
consideration of this. guarantee he did deposit
monez in said bank, which he claims is now
unpatd. The evidence Of the deposit Was a ccr--
tihcate made by Manchester to tho plaintiff on
the Sd ofJune, 1851, admitting that he had re-
eeived 5000 in American gold. for which he was
70 allow interest at the rate Of10 per cent. per
annu1n, plaintiffhavipg a right to withdraw It at
any time, upon giving sixty days notice OF his
intention In August, 1881 Henry Storr died,
-aEwhich time the deposit was still IN NancheS-
setkris hands. where il remained until july, 1852,
when the plaintiff withdrew 300, and received
phisinterest up to that period ionthe whole sum;
tsl theFesidne Of the deposit was continued in Man
ssSEbeSteES hands, he paying "a. per cont therefor
until November, 1854, when he became insoly-
ent
On this state Of facts it was held by Judge
Storer that the guarantee could not be extended
beyond its terms; that it was security only for
such money as might he deposited with Man
chester in the ordinary mode of trapsacting bust
mess with Bankers; thatby tho party receiving
interest at 10 per cent and'stipulating for sixty
days notice before the deposit could be with
drawn, it ceased to be a deposit and become
a loan, and was not, therefore, within tho terms
OF the guarantee. Secondly, on tho death of
Starr the guarantee became imperative and
would not eoyefA deposit subsequently madc;
and that the deposit then in Manchester hands
being 4 loan, to ILLEGAL intent become new
Transaction not contemplated in OF covered by
,sfhe orfSinaIguarantee. Judgmentfor defendant "
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EH-s Sale 10 commence stten oeloeE. Terms vsry Iht,.,
which viii be madGRnoEn at time OF sale.
JeS FRANCIS K. ARMSTRONG.
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Lots numbered 3 and s, m sqaate Nc. IS, On Montes
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AYERS cATHARrrc PILLS.


b. AYERS cATHARTrc PILLS.
pills that are Ptl1s!!
are the best of all Pills, and annexed the men who certify
that Doct. Hayes knows, viz. -a,0 .s
LESIUEL A Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts,.
EMORY wAsHBURN, Gov. Of Mass.
We q. pLUNKETT, Lieut.. Gov. OF Mesa
EDWARD EVERETT. ES-see. Of State and Senator Of the
U. States. s4 Jk
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, iry-spsaEst House of Reps,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plsalpoisnteary to orea.
Britain.
tJonN n. FITZPATRICK, Catholic bishop Of Boston.
Men Tint are lIcn!
Among the diseases this Pill has c~urodiWithl astonishing ra-
PsdIty, We may tasntipp
cosaveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache afslpgft from a foul Stomach, Nausea,
IndIgestim' Morbid inaetiono Of the Bowels, and pain arising
~therefrom, F%latnisncy, Loss Of Appetite all .ulcerou4 and
,chtaneods Dtseaies, which require an ~eTaeGant Medicine,
scropIa, or Kings Eyn. They also, by purifying the blood
aud stimulating the systsm euro many complaints which It
would notbe supposed they could reach, suell as Deafness,
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritahlity,D De-
rauge1peuts & theI and RdheyS Gout,. and other kin
dred complaints, arising from n low Stateof the bolyi orob-
s%truciohs Of It's functions. Thea are the bestPqrgaaye me-
alcfnc ever discovered, and you viii but need to'uss them
once to know 81. -s ltss IL
Preparedby DR.. ]. @. Arm. Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Massachusetts, and sold by MI Drnsgists and deslersln Med
Ieine throughout thIsVeetion.
~ ,aais7if A. G.. GOOD q co, Wheeling,
Ie3 y Wholesale and Retail Agents. {
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-21

A CARD TO TILE LADIES.
On. DUpoSCo's. GOLDEN RENIAPE PILLS are inialll-
BILE in removing stoPpases or Irregularities Of the menses.-
These Pills arc nothing new, but hayeb been used by The Doc
tor for many year,, both in France and America, with I'M
paraIlciel success In every case, and he Is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, to make the Pills pub
lie, for the alienation of those suffering from any IRREGULAR
tiles whatever, as wcu as a preventive TO those ladies whose
health viii not pernl. anInerease otfamily. Pregnant fe-
males, or those s~upposing thsmselves ODE SO, arc cautioned
against using these Pfls.as.the proprietor assumes no re-
sponsihflty after the above admonidon, although their mild
ness would prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAuGItLINs { Bus1IP1EID.
eSlFs3 Gent Agents for Ohio county,
No 25 Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. 4. LOGAN L co.
slg no Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders mus. be addressed to the above General Agents
they will supply the trade at PropretOrs prices, and send
the Pills eonaientially to ladies by mail, by enclosing Ito
either, at the Wheeling P~ost-onHee.
-N.D.-D DupOpeo's Golden Pills, signature "J. DupOn-
co" on everybox; none other genuine. Por particulars get
Circular Of Agents. are6-iy
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HOPE

the first bottle OF which inspired me with hope, and by thc
tune i had taken Eve bottles Ifelt so much Improved that I
had the confidence 70 belIsYe. that II would cure me. 1 con.
-ttnned itsnsp-stIl improving Ny ulcers healed, audinSW
tEtrengtl CAN'T 70 myRcak and shAtterGdis system, and with
cut farther detail, lam happy 70 say ms leg Is also healed,
] now consider myself cured W THIS wonderful medicine
alone. IhaVs gjvsnhut n faint idea of my ~sulsFinEB, hut
my 5epdk who msyreadt this tFitl bear testimonyto allthat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-21
A MONUMENT,
LIKE o May 81I4;TSs TO 70 the
MAPTONS VEGETABLE IIYGTCREr!3

-ua44 ~ BALTIMORE, March ri, 1855.
This IS 10 certify, that abount mine Sears since 1 was at
tackled with u pain in my right ankle. We sent for a physi-
clan, who ordered It be p0ulticed, as II was very much
swollen; and It Continued 70 progress until 1t had increased
TO the height Of my knee. Tsuderedi very severely with pain
=plsers,t 10 the number Of twenty-five formed between dnLlc
and knee. which were freqnently laid openito the hone, and
out of which came particles o fbone to the number OF IS,
and one OFtE0 ofWtiet were tx inches long.
: lfc aH. TRIES UNT AIR. 'ls
] WIS then taken to Hartford county Of this State; tho phySt-
clan there told my mother and friends he could.heal the ul-
GERS, but / could not live afterwards. This physician work
edswith me for seven Eeeks' using the knife frequently, TAX
Ing from the ulcers proud hesh and pieces Of bone without
giving me any relief-some Of the applications were so very
severe that when applied the sRony was 50 great my friinds
could not stand by and ate me suffer Il thought at this time
theTeEasno cure for mc;E from my knee to my ankle vas not
much uniiEe n houey-eomb, the numerous ulcers running
freely q white pus with no Sign Of blood, and at times Rlen l
would scratch my fingers Awhile pus would issue thereron
mixed With water.
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also:
Ls,s BggsRsEsss e. ~ z sss,, ssssst, ssa 81 and IS on rlt4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-21
NOTICE S.

nosTErrERS BtrTERs-DYsPspie, u Toa would DO
wen, ta6sfasa Hoksstefs Bttefs- Ithets charm
Ia giving healthy tone 70 the digestive organs, and In
arenzthefinE fas nsrvpas ssssa, EsPssialty isits utility
As atpuIsanah prevsnaye OF lanspSr, OF The htEhest value
i'm m SUMMER, Whenthe ShOle neryens snd muscular ayS-
tenRlaxs and condition which permits the APP
Sutnssh Of ahese. b5sre bnot a single Instance known Of
rs kslins to 90 sosi Ehere Il has been used aeeordlnEt to d.
rretions. TryiEsTHs celebrated article, BttteEs, for sale
by Druggists gEneraiiy.
LAuSnLINsk RusERIELD.
IoGXEF& 20 4Sehs
RTyERE MEN. NOTICEi
-BGRnayFslIo11ASps RItTRRs hhApseyen tAs most
vSiuable meaIeine 10 traFeers IN use. II YIN prevent the
manyunple ant Heets Gttendins AehAnSsof FAter-t re-
lleyss. slowly BIT saasiy, fs most distressing form If dsaE-
'rhea, and bygEradual regulating ths boyels' EIi ress0re
Ghs system TO perfect order.
Fever and Ag1e, Chronic or Net.oas Debility, pyspspsis,
Ipdisestioa aud Headache, Yield speedily To- thss dslsasfal
ng-soas =. 81 per bosls, or SIX bottles Tor ., ey The
rronrietors. BENJAMIN PAGE, JR- & Co.
Manufacturing harmaeeatIst and Chenists,e corner Smith
aeid and Third atreets, Pittsburgh, andby ~
sGs I'd A4rGHLL& q B~USHFAEAD
js1s wheeling, Va.
SEAS0NABLR
Mlneral water and Cream syrups, rralinE those Of Dr..
Jayne and Blzin on Chestnut street, Philadelphia, may be
found At The
Slso-BIue 1IeK Water, In bottles and barrels, tnst re-
eeiyed. lel
Ratchelor's lfnir Dse-rEsuy yssrs expert
ment and application justify the proprietor In WARRANT
ING this the best Hair Dye In extsssnee- tdyss blaek or
brown instantly, without the least Injury 10 hair or skim
Made and SOFA. o~rapplel Cnnine private roomsl atBAToh-
ELoRs Wig Factory, qs8 Broadway, New York. BE sure
get MA. A. n4rrpElnIs, as there is E9Euless%l Imitation.
The genuine Is sold Ia wheeling By
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afHsfrEDWI MasPRAEKLIN,
flIs sd II 81 Register street,
Sdoorsnorth oferatt ST
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= 4 nand k.IarE .. p IES 3, r.pl.

The dadeFstEhed, REv. J! y lBf&sE. d a u~lnIsterln resu-
lar standing, and Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, at BROOK
Geld, Massachusetts He is a EentemRn Of great Influence,
and universally beloved.
Msl, pIER;
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VALUABLE
LAND AND MILL PROPERTY

WILL sell At private sale, between this and tie Isl OIL.
il y next, q valuable Tract Of Land. CONTAINING Sbon, I.
hundred and trsnty acre, situate on the waters Of WSeL
ing Greek, In the county or Ohio, and a good FIGURING Nm
The above property Is In an eligible location for SnntlIcs -
wheat, and eohvenlenlo OF access TO the National goSd. n
UNDERLINED Vii give an advantageous bargain In sstd prsf,
ery TO the purchases, as he Is disposed 10 sen Ivr, and mr.
tsTn5to suit the purchaser. Tletsrns win be made kness
Islo WILLIAM oEFrRsoS.
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I~E BALTIMORE NY HoMBt>
I then returned-to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
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REAL ESTATE sAI.Es
-PUBLIGSAIE 0FRRoPERTyN;
Ca I'd weIRs AdditionS

CaId WeIl9 Addition1
TTWthuso on Ms4nestaS 4 5uiy next
II kale Aethe frontdo6eof the1ohff H6aSE 81 MI s Is to
sodS sire Ia C8dRels AfaIaols OSfiEss ~. q = ade 4
hSsssestsstahl - Bs3sk Aeasss Hn for aboa, ~
psaHdso6tfeea side OF co.I...
running back one hundred feet 10 an aIieT. n 49, Gnd
.Forge property, formerly owned aud oeenpfej IL Ie ~
Parks. S'sspa
This property, being oatSlas the units OF either II. -
alton OF any kind which no Saal item thes. tST.sSssA
times. AA'Hddsn
Sale to omnene At 10 eeIoes, and lem. usaas ho
5sls FRANCIS z. ARSlsrr6xs
I4fWheellnB Island PropertvF
F0RESALE
j Island noN In The occupancy of3H1iiEmT rz'nsseeinE
|l~IarkefGSrden. he has haiff laR, out F1iS II asa
Sngiag p size nom one and ahaHto IRE An s5s ED,
Town LotSto the held Of the Iland. 'Eo1A Tie
For beauty ofl6ealfon and fertility o. s,1 de-,
Is not sufpAssedtT apS on the0hlo Rive, Hnd ~ ffepefy
sirous Of Obtaining , dsfEhtful location IA ue stSs,,sesds-
nesS OF Market Gardening, Il Offers StsoaS fSaSe.9Asss aas-
Hparehase. "ts
Aplott Of the p~renitSea can be Eeen. on m,%i,-
to'thr SubserfbSr, who WI give every insormatsoa n SI ~
FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG,
A;'y IN fef far
tel@ HENRY MOORE, Trrst-
IF AN LIZ. GA II r IAGE
at AUCTION.
WILL SELL on Wednesday, the 18th day os June 1Sp
Ibetween s and10 o'clock A. 81, at mS Auetio, RoS-'
one Family Carriage, nearly new. '
r WTcKHAN.
Aue;iaaStr.
VALUABLE
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IAUGILINs-&
co Arehh
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0ANDLBsI soAPM LAND oILM.

TTE take pleasure in acquaInting our numerous patrons
w. that We have rebuilt and enlarged our Factory (re-I
eently destroyed by hrcl and are now extensively engaged
In manufacturing y superior article Of Soap aud Candles.
ThanEtnlfor the very liberal import rendered to rs in the
past, veIhope, by strict personal attention and tle good
quality Of our produets, 70 merit q continuanee Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-18

Hon. Rufus Choate, has positively declined the
nomination of the Democrats Of the 4th District, of
Massachusetts, for Congress.
Mr. Geo. A. Steele. one Of the Oldest printers In
New York, died on Tuesday. s
Isaac Rankin, . prominent merchant of New
York, died Wednesday, at Troy, n. Y.
Senator de la Rosa, recently Minister Of Foreign
Affairs of Mexico is dead.
Salutes of 100 guns were fred by the Democra's
In New York and New Orleans, on Wednesday,
In honor of the Pennsylvania election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-18

MAN LOST UPON THE WHITE MoUETAINs-
Mr. Benjamin Chandler, of Wilmington, Del,
an old man seventy five years of age. left his
home the 4th of August last for the White Noun.
tains In New Hampshire. The Boston Traveller
says:
He was traced to the Glen Housc, and from that
place up Mount Washington, since which he has
not been heard from. About the time when he
might have been upon the mountains voice was
heard, at eleven O'Clock at night, at the Crawford
House, and sound apparently coming from Mount
Webster, some of the guides proceeded with Ian
terms In search Of it, but upon arriving upon the
mountain it was lost. 1t il supposed that he may
have fallen over precipiee or lost the path. His
son and friend have been in search Of him the
past week, bat have given him up as lost. He was
subject to mental alteration but at the time he left
home was supposed to be well in this respect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-18

THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE.-The Havana cor
respondent of the New York Times writes under
date Of Oct. 9Th: g
Our two weeks OF tempest although 1t has
served to prevent the ordinary business Of the
merchant and planter, has been rather favorable
than otherwise to the iniquiteus traffic In human
beings, three eargoes having been safely landed
two on the south side and one on the north-since
my last notes, although the Captain General of
Cuba believes that "not Ave hundred negroes
have be en- landed upon the Island of Cuba since
he resumed the administration Of tho govern
ment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-18

CossIDERATE AND REsPECTFUL-On tho morn.
ing after the accident at Delaware Ohio, by a
dreadful. and fatal steam explosion Welch & Lent's
Circus came into the place, and on hearing of the
dsaster:the manager offered his teams, iAc., to
attend the funerals and declined to exhibit In
consequences Of the calamity. In the evening a
number OF citizens contributed purse to reimburse
tue Circus Company for their expenses, bt ttaey
declined to receive il, snd handed the amour over
to Mrs Naffus one of the sufferers. This conduct
On the part Of Messrs. Weich and Lent 10 deserv-
ing Of all praise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-18

THE DUPLICATE EFREMoNT.-Captain s. L. Ere.
mont, who o,resides in Wilmington, North Carolina,
is said to be the other Fremont designated by the
New York Tribune as . Roman Catholic. Cap.
tain Fremsnt's friends are highly indignant, and q
Wilmington journal says:
"Capt s. L. Fremont Is not now, and never was
. member Of the Catholic Church. There is no
shadow of personal resemblance between him and
the Black Republican candidate. 1t is hardly pos.
s;ble for two men to look more unlike. Captain
Fremont is tall say about six feet high will weigh
at least enc hundred and eighty pounds, parts his
hair and wears his clothes like his neighbors, and,
like every other officer of the army whom we have
ever met, has thorough contempt for the Colonel,
because he knows him to be contemptible"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-18

9Th of September the anniversary of the battle of
Molino del Rey. a grand celebration was had in
honor of the Mexican soldiers who fell, defending
that post against the attack of the American army.
The attendance was large, and the programme of
the day inter esting. A sham attack on the mill
was the first grand display, after which several
distinguished persons delivered patriotic address.
es. The monument which was prepared is . very
worthy momento to the ashes of the heroic dead
The ceremonies were altogether exceedingly in.
teresting Many strangers were present, among
whom we notice Gen. Gadsdsn the American
minister, whose presence created some surprise,
and 4 feeling of great satisfaction among those
who were assembled solely for the purpose of de-
ing honor to their departed countrym0n.
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s, S,2a0 Prizes amounting oso4 90
Whele Tickets 10 Halves 8, Qnarten $50.
PLAN or THE I.OTVEpV

The numbers from I TO S0,OOo, corresponding With
those numbers on the Tickets, printed en- separate
slips q paper are sncrsed with small tin tubes az
The FIRST 2is Prisss similarly printed and ensirslsS.
are placed in another wheel. .;sss,
from the wheel of numbers, and at tho same time .
prize is Srswn from the other wheel. The number
and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to ~
prize being placsd against the number drawn.
operationsis repeated until all the prizss are
out.
ApproximatInG Prizes. .--Ths two surd
and the two succeeding numbers to those q
first is prizes, will be entitled n fh& G1
ting Prizes, according to the - z
5000 prizes of $40 viii be-
figure of the number that dr.
For example, if the number dr8E
ends with Ne. 1, then ell the tick6
ber ends IN /. will be entitled to -
ends with No. 9. then al the Ticket
S'r ends = iaDdos.HsTs m :; iHiisss 70 E ss C2JSs
A. BY this scheme, one ticket in every ton 9 369-
ranteed to draw $40 will sell certificates Of pack
ssss Of 10 1is.ss., twhe%rs % the nsmbsn end n 1
A Ali that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
csltissss. of Of Package: Of 10 Whsle Tickets. $50
!" 10 Quarters :" Is
Ss p 70
Whses thus by buying Certifcstss hs hes four more
chances for the larger prizes Halves and Quarter
Packages In proportion. aeRt s.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the mo.
ney to our address for the Tickets ordered the
cslpt of which they will be forwarded BY frst mail
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sont
| to purchasers Immediately sfter the drawing.
e. Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give their posto county and 6tate
u Remember that every prize 10 drawn, and pay
ablein full, without deduction.
~ All prizes Of . 200 and under, paid immsdi.
ately after tbs drawing-other prizes st the usual
| time of so days, In full without deduction.
All communi cations strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed In other Tfskstl
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be sddresed
either to g. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-18

How HE LooKs-A New York correspondent
Of Georgia paper says: II saw Fremont the
other dey--& dark complexioned, swarthy man of
Though some seven years younger In appear
sace. should say he is about 5 feet 8 inches In
Height, and weighs H0 pounds. His forehead IL
low, but broad--eyes deep set and very close TO-
gether-nose (his beat feature) long and straight
and nothing, either in face or manner, to found
favorable opinion upon 10 respect either to char
seter or talents An inferior, or at least ordinary
gers would be about the last designated ~ can
oidase for the Presidency. The luxuriant, brigand
development of hair aud whiskers which delight
'he Jessie Clubs In his pictures, are minus In the
original and far from being abundant. HIS beard
sfaggies thnly over q considerable surface, ana
Ii" black hair, unquiety parted In the middle, s
Lanifesty beginning to assume the same consider.
3lionb " u
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SAVANNAH, Oct. IA, 1856.


.s5 SAVANNAH, Oct IA, 1856.
The election IL over and the result is known
The Democracy have carried their whole ticket and
elected DR.. j. p. Sereven Mayor by about 100 ma.
jority. :.
This, perhaps, was one of the most exciting
elections that has taken place for some time Both
parties seem to have reached the highest pitch of
excitement, and in some instances they have come
to blows. This morning, about O'Clock, after the
known, attacked the house of Capt Bryan, chief
of the police breaking the windows, and threaten.
ing the destruction of his house.
Some few were in and about his house, ar the
time, who fired upon the mob, wounding some
four or five of the ASSISTANTS Every one is ex.
cited upon the subject, and ! fear more bloodshed
will be the consequence.
Mr.. Edward Wilson, clerk Of the city council,
was brutally beaten and stabbed this morning,
while on his way home from the Court House,
about the same time that the ARRAY at Capt d g
house took place. Yours, VIGNETTR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-18
SENKx,

IMMENSE HAUL OF PIcKPocKETs There were
more pickpockets moving through the crowds At
tending the New York Firemens procession on
Monday than ever known any one day before in
the. city. The 7th ward police arrested thirty
aged from Is to % The 11th ward police arrested
four, the 18th one, and the reserved corps large
number