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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

-, .s;zed his pauts, and made rush out Of
ne"'' w., down stair, through the hall into the
uo ,,e friends of husband No 10 ho'
a, They 20 far succeeded as to get
Pa If his shit, bnt in the struggle 10
a.cope the unstable linen gave way, aud husband No.
wa, free with bis psLts il his hands, his SURF ,es
ul.rly fractured-the majority being On his oa'N'
minority berg in the Lands Of his puTsuers II wa
nun for liberty aud with this incentive %
Of movement together with the advaDaso
b;s rnrsuers Of being 6ivested OF MS c'o'"'H8'
he csnsned and II is in no"ise P'oVeu"
Aha, he ~, on HE pants in some secluded street, wen
- ca, .s.rred that the crsis was passed. As ior
,he uice She s.orned aud threatened ano nu'oana
No Insr received a copjugal lecture c'lcoed In en-
nbs,;c language, if he had never been thus favored
"a pDc ne finally left with his friends, the party
, Se.o-' with the discovery made.
rho following day the wife was nowhere visible and
.. la that the child hes been spirited away. The
,.,o.bouts of husband No. is also mystery. lie
". 6or aken his place Of business His name is
r,ouo--be beipg wealthy commission merchant in
/. southern city, and the agent of hue OF rver
s,tar r.. lie is bachelor, Of about forty
w.. Of age. The wife is woman OF
4 over thirty years Of extraordinary personal beauty
is highly accomplished and very entertaining in com
papv. The house in Clinton place is filled with fash.
;oaSble boarders. Among its inmates for some time
WAS Cbeyalier VIII who left for Europe yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
ATTIC LOVE-FEAST.

lustrous American citizen, Mr.. Henry
departed from his native land on Wednesday,
ardent regret of many persons. number OF
tnero assembled about the steamer, tOuchngly babe
him good bye in an appropriate manner, while ne
gracefully bowed his recognition Of the honor. lie
looked pale interesting and affected. He evidently
was i'll at ease. There no air OF triumph upon his
brow He had failed in the greatest labor OF his lie.
1t Is known to those who watch the mysterious cur
rents Of politics that previous TO leaving upon his sc
cret mission in Europe, Mr. Wikoff was charged by
Mr. President Buchanan with the duty of healing The
feuds in the Democratic party in this city. In this
cause he toied long and arduously. He tancied it
was done and to crown the work. invited the leaders
of the beligerent factions TO grand dinner ON the
evening of Tuesday, the day before his departure.
The banquet took place at his lodgings No. 80 Clinton
place. The guests were the Hon +. Wood, the
Hon. /. V. Fowler, the IIor f. b. Hart, the Hon.
Aug. Schell, the Hon. Daniel K. Sckles the Hon.
John CCchrane and James Gordon Bennett, esq
The Hon. Isaiah Rynders and the Hon. Richard Bus
teed wercrO invited owing to the rather arstocratic
tastes Of the distinguished host. Gen. Walbridge
also absent on account of g cause well known to
readers of the New Testament. One or two other OBJ
scure persons from distant and nconsderable places
were also preeen whether by accident special in
yitaton We are not able to state
We greve to say that this festival was great fall
uIe. 1t cid not at all correspond to the sanguine ac
ticipatons Of Mr. Buchanans fascinating agent In
deed, more il-behaved party could not well be goto-
gether Instead of flow of kind feeling, there
were bitter accusations ard recrminatons. The lie
was frequently exchapged-in polite way, of course.
The Hon. +. Wood and the Hon. l. V. Fowler
were particularly explicit in the observations they adj
dressed to each other while the other gentlemen also
freed their minds with energy and efeot. Besides,
they all talked together and made themselves as boia-
ferrous and vehement as French public meeting. No
body could be heard except the venerable Mr.. j. &.
Bennett when he spoke the host succee led in getting
a moments silence but sooner was he done than
the clater began again. No wonder that after such
scene Of quaneling disappointed and down-hearted
adyenturer should have been pale and sad in spite of
the cheors Of dozen shOu sent by the Hon
ID. L. Sickes TO cheer the parting moments of his
friend
Truth requires Us to add that the other guests of the
evening also wore unhappy look. Strange to say,
they seemed disposed not TO attribute their suferings
to any political cause but to poor wine and bad
brady which they uusratefuy limited they had been
treated with by some gay decciver-where, we did
Ut venture to inquire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
UALLACK'S THEATRE.

This theatre has been eiuvena ed during the recess
The whole interior is reprinted; the place for the
orchestra performers is wilened, and the public orches'
fra seats increased in number; several additional
benches too, are added to the dress circle. All the
changes are improvements andthe house, accordingly
presents bright agreeable aspect. The opening last
night was egnalized by overwhelming crowd, hali
of which was composed Of well-dressed women. The
play was London Assurance" with potent cast;
Mrs John Wood, Mss Mary Cannon, Mr. Blake,
Mr. Walcot, Mr.. Lester, Mr.. Bourclcaut, MIR.
Davenport, and Mr.. John Wood. twas well received.
We have seen Mrs. Wood act to better advantage than
in her efforts last night Lady Gay Spanker; though
at times che was capital in the exhu oerant hoyden
traits of the character. Mr.. WalcOt, likewise was
less effective than ordinary, as the irnpassvc buck
ram, Sir arcourt County. It's part, in aword, not
well suited to his talents The other characters
well done. Mr.. Blake, as NEEDLE was extremely
amusing some of his by-play, however, was too
long dawn.
Amorg tie ameGorations of this establishment is
the orchestra playing Mr.. Robert Stoepe is the
leader and the players for the most part, were good
and will be better. a new overture by Mr. Stoepe,
written after the lighter French style, was pleasant
novelty. Between the acts were played operate eI-
tracts. This department of WGlacks promises to be
distinct attraction.
Altogether the season at this old pet establishment
has been inaugurated brilliantly. The company is
strong, the management earnest ard able and beside
the present stock of actors of celebrity, adequate nov
cities are promised.
The bill oflast night will be repeated this evening
and Saturday, which will be the last nights here oil
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, previous to their California
tour. On their return from that Stats they viii play
their first engagement thereafter in the Atlantic
States, at Walacks Thealer, and not at the Howard
hther um under the management Of Mr.. Barrow, as
has been enormously stated by the Boston papers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

AMERICAN INsIIrUTE.-A stated monthly meeting
of the American Institute held at the of the
Institute, No. 3jl Broadway last evening", Mr. Nash
in the chair. Eighteen new members were elected.
Dir. Burting, from the Finance Committee informed
the Institute that their funds 1870 had been with
drawn from the Mechanics Banking Association, and
placed in the Butchers and Drovers Bank.
On motion of Mr. Geipenhainer thousand dollars
was placed at the disposal of the Board of Managers,
toward the preliminary expenses Of the coming Fair
at the Crystal Palace.
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CLOSE OF COMMEMORATIVE RES0LCTl
AS AMENDED AND ADOPIED-Ho" ~
NJ pICIIM0Nn
GET To RICHMOND.
lence Of TIE n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of Tue n. Y. Tribune. 49,
RloHsosD, Va, Sept. l. 1917
The Convention has been discussing the question o.
q separate organization all day. DR.. Leach hAi'nea
the remarks he commenced yesterday. The state o.
Tennessee has been very prominent to-day. The Kew.
Mr. Marshsll of tha. State, giant with avoice Of
thunder has been pouring out his reasons for separate
organization. In that, he commended gain wha' we
have been seeking, that is rest on the Slavery ques-
ton. We gain strength, and are placed in position
in which we are prepared 20 treat with other bodies
lie showed most couc.usiyey taa', a. rfeoea ia o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

Dorycs Al TixMASY HALL.-M 8 O'Clock is''
everirg ths Committees Of Conference n'Ai 'u'
Cooper and Small Committees met at Ieni'4y,
after slor. session, adjourned without 1sAlos 'as
cLroric difficulties. Tae Cooper Wig Is AnA'ouA 20
exercise all political power directly anS epenss WIKI
the msdium Of War; organizations. Ihs profession
the spal o. Wood division rejects as the! oe,ievs
ths:r htere.t is paramount if carried into the Ward
ASSOCIATIONS. ...nuo r..e.x
C','u;,;se adjourned, assisted BY Msycr Wood.
A crs report vs' received from tho Conference Com
,a;tes ore,setps O history Q: the attempts lately
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made to baT;r0ai,o ths d.ffsreal factions. On mo-
tor resolutions were adopted sapg the Oppo.i,oo
with the base ds'ga % trying 10 distract the Demo.
css,ic patty spd siyiI them psrtiog salutaon. A
col ~ss 40 read ard adopted specifying the mode cf
holding tie primary elections on SATURDAY and Moud.y
eyt ,ings next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

Boy MISSING "A lad about Is years Ct age by the
name Of unnook on Monday morning Of week left home
90 his work &. the Blue Factory il Twenty eighth
street First syeaue since which time u,hns la, been
heard Of him ia consequence Of which hi, V.l5w,J
mother h9s beCp ,A!owa iaty sI,a, Sigcs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

On the 95th irst., d. S. s. Sammis, esq proprietor
of the Surf Hotel, duly appointed Postmaster OF
Fire Islsne-the first dignity of the kind ever conferred
10 tlI locality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14
2 THE NATIONAL lime.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRlyAL OF THE STEAMER GEO. LAW.

SNEw YoEK, April lathe Geo Law has ar
rived from California, with dates 80 the atth ult
two weeks later than previous adyices. San
Francisco dates to the morning Of the 23d. She
CONNECTED with the Golden Gate, which lctt san
Francisco on her appointed day, but pu; back
ia consequences of slight accident
The Golden Gate spoke on the goth, oil Mar
quetta Islands, the John l. Stevens, with mails
70 the 9th, bound up.
The Geo. Law, on tbe outward passage, res.
cued the crew Of the brig Mary c. Haskell,
bound for New York.
2Gih, oil Cape Maize, left AspinwaiI on the 18th
Of April.
The Grenada LEFT on the same day for Havana.
The Tennessee arrived the same day at Aspiu-
wall with dates from Grey own TO April End.
Col Lockbridge went up the river on the 34th
Of March, with all forces, to attack San Carlos.
When last heard FROM lie was at Maehucha rap
ids, intending to attack Castillo the next morn
ing, 27Ih. He had removed every thing from
San Carlos aud SeraPiqui previous to leiring.
Nothing later from Walker.
Some excitement on the ISthmus, growing out
of apprehension of an attack Of the natives upon
foreigners.
The Railroad Company are taking every pre-
caution TO protect passengers properly in their
transit.
The bearer of dispatches from Bogola took
passage at Aspinwall on his way to Washington
with news that Mr. Morse had been refused all
negotiations ON the riot question.
The Geo. Law brings nearly million and a
quarter in specie.
A proposition was made to the New Grana-
dian Senate to send forces to the lsthmus which
met with much opposition.
News from California meagre. No further
action in the Legislature concerning the State
debt The Prisonersin the State prison are in
q starving condition and some are already dead.
The Legislature have appropriated $4,000 for
their relief
Trade ut San Francisco improving. Chinese
produce had largely advanced Teas fully fifty
per centum Flour declined % per cent, closing
at Sll, for superlinc.
Receipts of gold dust very large.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

TIE ATuESEuH was more numerously attend
cd last night than we have noticed it lately
there being an unusual number of ladies' pres
ent-and if we mistake not, the engagement of
Mr. Conway will prove every way successful.
lie played Hamlet LAST night, to the evident salts
faction of allpreScnt. Those who are fond of
witnessing theatrical performances, would do
well to visit the Atheneum during Mr.. C's
brief engagement The bill for tonight will be
found in another column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

L. S. DISTRICT Counr-Judge BrockenJropgh.
The Court was called at 10 y. N. yesterday.
new Grand Jury, which had been summoned,
was einpannelcd, and they were sent up to their
chamber They returned new indictments
against Lyman Gilbert alias Norman Case, and
Moore, on the charge of forging land warrants.
The Jury was then finally discharged. During
the remainder of the day, the Court was .cnga-
ged upon the civil docket.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14
FROM NEW YORK.

April l3.-The HeraLds correspondent says
the GovernorShip of Utah has been oiferd to
Mai. McCulloeh of Texas, and declined.
The Herald has an editorial urging the pOiti-
cal supporters of Col. Fremont, to concentrated
actionin view Of the next Presidential campaign.
The Express publishes dispatch dated, As
pinwall, evening of the 4th, stating that news
reached Greytown on the ID that Lockridge had
captured Castillo on the 9Oth March, was doubt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

LEoF. DEGRNTH will responsible evil effects
which may he produced by counterfeit called Electric
after his great remedy II persons will not be .utoned
aud heed his repeated advice through The
buy ana use base article, when
known and so highly recommended by Mayors cities,
Members Of Congress, Physicians and Merchants Of the
highest standing, he has shown by published
aud every Phindelphlan then they
leaves person better than II began, and possibly
40 harm (as mutations Willy Children shcud have
Group and tectlE, and ladies IL the pm-
pies, compeNon &C. rheumatism any pain cannot ex
ist when applied.
Sole Manufacturing Department South Eighth street.
Philadelphia.
See ci5fjfcHtes IN Weekly pdpers.
Price %, 80 and 81 bottle, and person has
other city.
PRoF CHARLES DLRATH dscoverer and sole
or In the world OF Electric on
For saleby T. u LOGAN 4 Co. Rrids. Corner.
Also, by LAUGILINS' a BUSlIFIELD,
ianl4 Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14
ERnM .SnINGrnN

APRIL l3-'rhc Administration have acted on
all eases excepting four, where commissions Of
Custom House officers have expired The other
commissions will not expire until 1853.
The new Naval Court Of Inquiry met this
morning and arranged prclIminares, its proceed
ings aud treasury instructions to Collectors res
pccting the tariff act will not be issued for two
weeks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

SoAAERoE OF TIE ONO AND WESTERN RIyERs
In reply toa call for information On this sub
jeet addressed by the House of Representatives
to the Secretary of War, there is an Interesting
report from Captain w. r. Palmer, of the corps
Of typographical engineers, which contains the
following facts:
At high water the true length Of the Ohio is
SoO miles. 1t drains an area Of from two hum
dred TO two hundred and twenty thousand
square miles, very nearly equal to double the
area OF Great Britain and Ireland Its natural
resources arc great; its navigation is By steam
boats, barges and tiat boats, mostly built upon
the river. The aggregate number of boats built
on the river prior to 1879 was $50; since that
period to 1856 the number is 622; total 2.2Ts:
alive and lit for service 900; lost, destroyed, or
The tiatboat commerce is valued at 81. 5O0.-
g9O annually; the steamboat at $l34, l30. 900.
The number of passengers in 1851 to and from
Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and Pittsburgh
Is set down at 95S,7lI; the number for the wear
ending the Both Of June, 1856, at / .I5u,I53.
The total value OF commerce by land and water
OF the Ohio valley is estimated at S37l, 255. s3C,
The value Of imports at Cincinnati is stated 10
be $SO, 57l ,2S3, of exports $50, 1854 800 total
value $l34, y45, 1871. In addition to the ordinary
imports there are taken to Cincinnati for con
sumption, coal, boards, and produce amounting
to $G,3lO7O60.
These figures, it is added, give less than half
OF the entire commerce of the Ohio valley, the
residue being carried by canals and railroads.
a large portion is for domestic consumption,
and does not appear as articles of commerce ON
the river
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14
THE INTELLIGENCER.
TUESDAY MORNING, April IA, 1857.
TO THE PUBLIC.

ehave :his day arss,r.. Campbell ,IeDsrrnOt
lh'enre IsteltssneeFoce. wereturn sincere
TO for tie many kindness
eeved st,her hands cordially commend our successors
tothelr notice. weoubt they ever prompt
and attentive every department of buspesr, VIM
ussevery effort deserve te patronage of the community.
Our viii 1874, Instant and We hope our
rlend' a aid us in speedily closing up our outstanding
accounts.
Tie business Tie arp viii be settled by either of the
partners and Mr. Beatty viii be found a, the Office for tia,
purpose. BEATTY co.
Wheeling, Oct. su,, 1856
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

NoETn American RE,IEw-wc welcome the
last number ofthis leading American Quarterly.
The Eerie1e has now attained its Sllh volume.
1t is the oldest American periodical devoted to
general literature and science, and its reputation
has ranked it as the American competitor of the
British Quarteries. 1t occupies the position
among Reviews that the National Intelligencer
does among newspapers, national
aud conservative. 1t is published by Crosby,
Nichols & Co, Boston, at So per annum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14
RIVER AND WEATHER.

PITTSBURGH. April I3.-Riyer IL feet inches,
falling. Weather clear and cool.
CIxcNxATI, April l3.-River rising quite
rapidly. Weather clcnr and mild
LOUISVILLE, April I3.-Riycr feet in the
canal, feet 2 inches the falls last evening.
Weather .lear.
ST. LOTS, April 1S.-River still rising rapid
", the rise comes from all the upper streams,
but chiefly from the Missouri. Weather eIear
and nIcn snnt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

WE have received the March number of Black.
woods Magazine Contents .Esthetics among
the Alps-Element Of Power; The Athclings,
or, the Three Gifts Grow Pluckcd with Mr..
j. Bull; Picture Books; Scenes of Clerical Life;
The Conquest of Bacchus; a Lay of an Old
Greek Vase; Hester Benicld; Barry Corn
wall; Arctic Adventure; Letters from Light
house
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FROM DALTIMORE.

ArmL l3.-Norfolk papers say the steam
frigate Mississippi will be dispatched to China
and the Sussuchanna, now in the Mediterranean
will be detailed to accompany the Niagara in
laying the telegraph cable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14
FROM HAVANA

NEw YoHE, April 1S.-The Empire City arri-
we'd from IIavaun, with dates to the Sth. No
political news Sugar has advanced l.2 cent.
Freights declined. Exchange OH New York
4a4 l2; On London 3-4a6 premium.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

No MonE ScRAwLs-Mac Laurin's "Patent
Process" is etfecting a revolution in the methods
OF teaching Penmanshp The New York Tri-
hume Of March 3oth, speaking Of recent Public
School Examination in that city says:-'The
exercises in penmanship (iIac Laurin's) were
conducted in concert, and gave the most ilatter-
ing results. The rapidity and freedom of hand
were remarkable" This Process, complete, is
sent to any address for 81. Sc Advertisement.
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BANK STATEMENT

New YoRE, April l8.-Increased Loans $54l :.
600 Decreased Specie 1904 900. Circulation
$3l 600 Deposits Ssg2, 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

HON. THOMAS II. BENTON
VIII deliver hs great speech The Unan" st Washing.
ton Han On Wednesday evening next the 18Th Inst Tickets
for sale 8; the Bookstores sp1c-,d
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RIOT.

QuEnEC, April l3.-During the election on
Saturday, great riot occurred The St Rochs
police were beaten aud the military ordered
out.
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removal.

me undrr'lRned, grateful for the patronage they
received from the citizens OF Wheeling and public
generally at the Old stand, respectfully
ance OF the same At their location No. llS SIain
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose all keep such
CHINA. GLASS, QUFESSWAnE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that Will likely to uit
the a-tc Of all who favor with their patronage
Ou~ Rooms spaciou, aIOr'llg facilities unsurpassed
IN the West to exhibit goods
our Retailing and packing department shall
Keep ON hand original packages OF assorted QueuEwarr
adapted to this section county eNtrun= Wet
Which will be offered small advance the
Connected with this house, s n FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY hence Country Merchants rely upon
saving the carriage from the East to this point by buy
their Glass and QneensWare from
J. X DCNHAM G'CO.,
mhli No. li5 Main St, bttNeen Monroe Uncusts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

Rev. FHANELtx MoOnE,-This gentleman, for
the last two years pastor of the Fourth street
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city, dciv-
cred his farewell sermon on Sunday evening Inst,
to dcnsely crowded house. The Rev. gentle
man was much affected during the delivery of
his discourse, were also many of his audi
ence. lie goes from this city to the Trinity
Church, Philadelphia, VIC understand, to take
the pastoral charge of that congregation Mr..
NJ, by his Christian walk and conversation, has
won a place in the affections of oar citizens
which will not soon be erased He leaves US
with the kindest regards and best wishes of our
whole community.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14
BUT STILL a PACT!
ISA AC PR A G. Err,

E'U Embroidered Collars, from l3tzc TIE largest
tortghent and cheapest brought wheeling.
900 Parasois very low. Together with other bargains
never before offered.
call the especial attention Of the Trade to a splendid
stock Of Millinery Goods. such Bonn-s,
SIX, Bonnet frames Of every kind, Straw Gimp, Bonnet
borders and plain Drings, Flowers, skirt, Net, Linen,
Capes, etc All o! which will sell at Eastern JUbLng
prices, as / buy direct from manufacturers.
an able to sell to the very closest Trade whose patron
age invite. ISAAC PRAGER,
ape 1913 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
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Books, Stationery. &c.

AS O. ORR, No. III Naia street would iavlts tie NJ,
t"Giton Of The reading eoumuHtv merchants IA tie
iIaue u lie new large AMI veil selected books
tail'nSTy, Wan PAPER 4e uis be Ht'nra Keep On
AIa Iull supply OF articles ssuay kept I.n
him call aud VIII not Tal 10 b. sAt,fei In Iotn
stock and prices.
large invoice Of wall pa;ler On thu vsr which M L.
ready Tor Inspection In a fe r.te
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14

HAGEEsTowN MD. April l3.-The Americans
elected the whole Council ticket to-day 10y as
of a majority