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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-25
RIVER ANp WEATHER-

CNcINNATI, March 24.-WeatHcr clear and
mild
ST. Louis, March 24-Rivcr falling slowly. :
Upper Mississippi falling. with 4l-2 feet on
Lower Rapids. aud . feet at Dnbuqe. Illinois
stationary and very high Missouri has to q
feet to St .Josephss Weather clear.
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Tile first 'carm ,ceather in the spring, is very
apt to occasion in many persons, bilious attacks,
eongestiOns, headaches, &c, especially after VIC
lent exercise. To ward off and relieve such at
lacks, we know of nothing more suitable and
convenient than ToDD's ANT1-BnIous OR LIVER
Pulls Keep them in the house, so that they
may be at hand to use in cases such as are des-
cribed above as well as in cases of ordinary con-
stipation, headache, &c, for which they are so
admirably adapted For sale by dealers gener
ally. I. IL. Logan x Co., wholesale agents.
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RELIGIOUS

CixcINNATi. March 24.-The religious move
ment is becoming more general, and daily prayer
conmmi tr.
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Ds'iroJie furniture call attention to
the card of John S. Wright, furniture dealer, in
another column. He has removed to l54, Main
Street, and is dislaying some OF the finest fur
nature we have ever seen. including all sorts of
eAalr$ bureaus, sofas, lounges, reclining chairs,
&c, Those in want of elegant furniture, or ar
"eIes ola palmer sort, shonld give Mr. Wright
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EROM ST. LOUIS.

MARCH 24-Thc Utah correspondent of the
Leader, OH Jan. 2lst, says: Mr.. NOVEL; and Sol.
Gee, who stated for the Flatheal country ON the
oath December, had returned. They reached
the encampment of Capt Mngraw's command
on Papouge branch on Wind River, where
their march was arrested by deep snow. They
report the expedition all WELL and animals win
tering finely, but the Grow Indians had come
down and threatened to run off the stock, and
had made suspicious movements. In view of
this fact, Johnston had despatched thirty team
sters to bring the expedition to camp Scott
The October mail arrived mt the camp OILS the LIST
of january, that of November on the 8Oth. All
we'll No movement ola military character was
reported.
Lane in reply to the proclamation of Coy. Den
yer, in which lac calls the Governor one j. w.
Denver, and accuses him Of arrogant'y usurp-
ing and uscleSsly trampIing under foot the leg
islative department of Government. He char
actcrises his acts periidiOns and tyrannical.
He brands him as n caluminutOr and tyrant-
II fit appointee of an oligarchical administration
which disgraceS the nation.
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BosToN, March 24-The latest intelligence
from the wreck Of the Palmetto, STATE that she
has split in two fore aud Mt, AMI her bottom Is
out. 300 bbls. Of her cargo, her anchors and
rigging will be saved.
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LOUISVILLE, March 24.-River stationary; 81
feet on Indian chute, and a Oh middle chute
Weather clear
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FOR SHERIFF

MEssRs. EDiTORs:-PIeaSe anLOuLce worthy citiEe
WEI. J. Houston, Independent candidate 10
Sheriff, in the ensuing Spring Election
feb6 THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS:
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ROR HmRRIRR.

MEssES. EEiIORs:-PeTut through your columns 10
announce myself CuIzESs CASDDATE election &c
the office OF Sheriff Ohio county at the ensuing Spring
Election lfrbIl ISAAC COTS
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tOIt SHIGlRIFF-

Ems. ISTELLGE complain the wish nu-
friends, oneT myself candidate for sheriff
ohio county. II elected shall perform the
the ONCE according TO the best Of my abilities.
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ConmIssIoner or Revepue,

4IEssEs. EDITOEs:-Pvase announce T. NJ. PENBERT0N,
ESQ.,, Citizens Candidate Commissioner
In the Country District, aud coulter favor many
personal Ir.ends aud TIE VOTERS
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SHEI{IEE ALTY.

Eos privilege of announcing
we'll known and popular fellow citizen, AROHlBALD
idaIe the SherdIlty, ut the
Lg Spring Election. lreblil CITIZENS.
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Caution,
SETTLEMENTS.

CCOUSTS against all parties Indebted TO the suseri-
bers will be made out and ready for settlement by the
frat Of Janu Those calling for their
that time will with them Immediately thsreAf
ter. Ldare3l ArCLALLENS, KNOX 1 CO.
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OOMMIaeIONElt o. IkkNKNUR.

MEssRs EDToRs-PlSUse HnnOui my a cSEdi
date the Revenue the City District
the ensuing May e.ectlon. JOSHUA LUKENS.
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FELLOW CTTIZRNs-At the earnest solicitation of q
Der % friends again otter myself candidate for the
Office of Sheriff Tor ohio county, pegIng myself hrlret,
to discharge the duties of the ONCE with impartiAy
frbS \. BEDILLION.
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Ioring time, all Fools Day, and the first
If Aprll, are coming, and will all be here about
ii. same time. Those of our subscribers who
intend to change their residences, will please
"otfy our carrier, Mr.. Rice, or leave word at
the Office.
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MAY ELECTION.
FOR SEIEIiItt.

MRssRs EDiTORs:-l vail please the al
N. L. DORSEY, candidate for SLeTin u Ohio county
Rt the ensuing May Election, ObliRe
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coa'otidation.-The Washington (Pa.) Re
porter and Commonwealth, have united, and
viii hereafter be issued as the WnshinstOa Re
lSf'er, We congratulate MesSrs. Moore and
Stream upon this move, as it must result to the
benefit Ofboth.
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FOR SEIERIFF.

MESSas. EniTOas PLEASE announce candidate to
Sheriff Of Ohio county the ensuing May
ion. [reb2l JOHN huBRARD.
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1@' Rirer.-'rhe river is still falling, with
about lS feet water in the channel. The wealth
y Yesterday was beautiful again. the streets
qp''e dry, and business little liyelier on the
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CTNCINNArI MARKEr.

MARCH 2+-FIour unchanged. Whisky stea-
dy Mt l74c. Pork SI5,5U; holders are asking
higher prices No change in other articles.
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ROR aMRKlFF.
ron smRRIRP.

MEssRs EDITOEs-Plras, announce candidate for
Ohio ensuing kpTfLg
Election. [feb4l ANDREW wife.
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wAsHlNGTox, March 24-The Overland Mail
via FL Paso and San Antonio, brings information
to St. Mowry dated Arizona, Feb. 9TH. 1t
states that Gen. Gandarri, the leader of the re-
bellion in Sonora, had been entirely successful,
having defeated the Government troops in sew
eral battles At last accounts he had surroun-
led PcScIaera so as to cut off all hope of escape.
Gen. q. had masSacreed all prisoners captured,
and had proclaimed that lac would hang Gov.
PeSchacra if taken.
Another letter says that Fort Yuma and the
FL Paso wagon rond were progressing finely.
The people ON the Rio Grande we're much in
terested in the success Of the AriZnna Te:ritO-
rial bill before Congress which includes the
Territory occupied by them.
The Indians were troublesome in Messilla
Valley, and general attack was feared. Nine
Indians had been killed.
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o N b DOLLAk

NY II -
ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER AEDl-
" CINES public, LHH,sly, Dr. SAEIOAD's
INVIGOHATOE LirsT Kennedy that aets ettha'fic.
=. cine known. 1t is not only cal,aTtie, Lut L'!.T
acting hri on & =! an. ne S si
matter thus accomplishing two purposes eueetuay ui-
aiions Of most CsIhaTcs. Il strengths
= the same time that puIgysiI ana NLyn taxi sad, in
moderate doses WllstTeugtsn and build u will 1Lu-
DR. sAxToED's IHVIGORAlOE compounded ent-rrIy
~tfrOm articles Oi medicine, namely Gums.
some idea Of the strength Of these be form
cd when t Is known that one bolts Of the InvtEOI alter
contains much strength hundred doses Of Cat
- Omel, without aHy its deleteIiOus elects.
Though possessing medicinal powers, these Guns
have been little known Py sieIans, and never Ussd
10 inrp.- d. roSrI,toy 81 etyr 4 As family mrSitr
aud knOSn IN It's Effects has rarely isI;ed
to eurs Lfrer Complaints IN their worst FERNS.
& being cd by 5asIanEsd A'sr' epF'a
JaundIee caused BY Improper action Of the Ltrer
u proof that the this dies
S,l-t any troubled lnvigoIAtOr
regularly week, and their skin viii begin TO assume
costivyness permanently cured by the InvIFo
Take It In small doses retiring and 70
nature in her Operations BY gradually diminishing lS
S1a work ml as reEunIy ,S a. eoek I SEX I.
Cvsry relieved ~ taking eonbe desc OF the IEfg
0rffor which eorrects all Aedisy and s0uTbsss o Tie
- PGr an overloaded stomach eqsaI,
lieves all oppressive isslinE alter eating
heartily For family medeine generally RiiNLO
DA. SASFOED's iHvIeoRAIoE to rseomn,r ded
a. cure Tor Liver Complaints und all diseases nIai.g
'fTOul Diseased Liver. The tsstIEOuigs Of u
our Physicians In is favor naueSd u 10 tT9 IL,
conviction IL OF the gTeattzt blrE-
u given DysPepticN, tt plsts
before the bOtite taken, and
edible without tTouie, while bsf.Te, 10th
Ing but the IiRtsst food would digest AID Oittn IL.
gave pain. Now what ssy all readers
Liver Complaint D. spepsa trouble
try thIs, the greatest remedy in the WoTldstfs
Eiirt.
There has been tried In family = eds
(which Eh snEh uhirVai.drd In the
children, DR. 6ANF0ADs 1SaIs
ORATOR; IL alone for diEsAses Of children that
0iuse IL CatlsFtie mildly and gently
the System. Thoroughly tAtSs
think doing q service all advising them
tEeu medicine this sdy. There
that have come under notice where great LrH
cit received in diseases the LfrrF,
Bowels, all other tailed give rgf
has become useful Ia family 10
u Without II-v7GrA sORgils IALG-) LebH Iic,lSi-
PRICE DIX DoLLAE
SANFORD CO., PropFietOIs 3i5 bTaadN ,Eea H0tk-
T. II. LOGAN = CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. Il. kEISEt. Pittsburgh " OltEale AEgnis.
auII-Sul-it-asH
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NTN OOI-RT-

COUNTY COURT.
MEssRs. EDIfOkS:-PlvHse candidate
for reelection Clerk the County Court OF this
ut the ensuing aIay Election. lfb6l JSo NccOLLocH
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RnR nMEI,IER.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Please M a candidate
for reelection to the COUNTY
the Spring Election. lt,bil sAM'L,. IkWlE.
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CURE THE LlvER-There is an article selling
throughou the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known as remedy for
Liver Complaints. We have reference to DIR.
Sanford's InvigoratOr, or Liver Remedy, that
has performed cures almost too great to believe,
were it not for the uudoubted evidence that ac-
company the testimonials. 1t is, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, .Taundice,
or general debility that so often battles the
skill of our most eminent physicians.
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one of
the most eminent physicians of New York, aud
it is said, most of his eases were treated with
the Invigorator with such invariaLle success
that he has been induced to offer it as family
medicine, and let the world have the benefit of
his discovery. If those who troubled with
ever VIII try bottle, we think they might save
physicians's bills, and days, perhaps years of
suffering. ohio Statesman.
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Tile Great Ne Pluss U1tr@ .Shingls Macaine
will be in operation for a few days only at Phil
lips Machine Shop, from to o'clock P. NJ,
and we would suggest to those who have not
yet Witnessed its truly interesting and astonisIl-
ing performance, to visit it while an opportuni-
ty is offered. you should not wish to make
purchase, the novelty will be found sufficient
to afford ample qualification to the curious
Messrs. Scott & Fitch, agents for the Patentee
are still at the Mcclure House.
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CAHLYLE, IT,, June %, 1ss2-
have Prof 0. J. Wooa's HaIF Restorative. AID
have admired It's wonderful tsets. Ny lar LsCtn
thought, pTelnatuTtIy RfEy Lat by te oi ks
Restorative Il has resumed iis original oOlOTs and, Laws
NO doubt, permanently 20.
8. BRE8gE, ex-senator, U. s.
O.JWOOD Co. PrOpristors. az Bsosauay. \. y, On
the great Y Wire Railing Estabiisuept ia Market
street, Sc. Louis, No And sold ~ al good Druggists
dee3:dtu =
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VIZ request that our patrons would always
sad in their advertisements by three o'clock
u; The afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
,,nn in the morning following. The crowd of
a.. u hit work renders II necessary.
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Trust SaleA


IOY virtue Of a Deed Trust uted by VIM. II.
~ RUSSELL Vim. L. MeA fee and oti'ess datsd July h,
1857 Of Ia tho Clerks Office Of Ohio
Deed Book 20, page 800 Re- will sell public oufcTy
the front door Of the Court House OF said county, Tues
day the 2Ot day OF April, 1885, Ave Lots numbered In the
original plat OF North Wheeling 49, H. 81, IS and 49, bein
tile division OF the Square bounded by Wood Main,
Mcclure West which situated the Wheel!
iLg Window Glass Works.
Terms made known day Of sale. Possession given
the 18th day Of July, ISIS. 7. G. McAREE,
lnhIT-tf
A AIONG number II articles iusI
n may found prices lower than before, Fancy
Baskets, OF variety, Buss Beads, Sewing Shields,
WhAlrones for Skirts Skirt Reeds Feather busters, Cut
lery Of every grade and prizes. fiod Pens Hardware,
Dressing Cases, dents, PcrumeF! Powder Pus; Nail,
Hair, Cloth and Tooth brushes.
mII3 PAYNE / CO.
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PEIEED WOOD: II long time after Bsf-
Geld before got the bottle RsstoTHtve SLch
gave order your agent n Drtro and hsnl tSt
concluded try &c AIRS. Mans hair the
power. Il has done ali that assured 70
EOu do; others my family sId fTrhds aRirE N
messed its elects, using and lie
e. others entitled 10 the hFsst eonsidsEatIGn claim
forit Asain, very respectfully and iIuly, GUS.
SOLOMON MANN.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR!!
Completely Preserved
TO TME CIR EAFEBT AGR!!

sd Who that gray would have TtStnItd far
IA color bald, but WOuld have the ia
troubled with seTofuia Eeaid head other
but would be cured with sick headache luI
would be cured. Il will also all tlS
face RFof- Woods Hair al
this, see circular and and the following:
AAH AREoH, November 5, 1886.
PKOB o. J. WOOD-Dear sir: have heard much said OF
the wonderful effects Hair Restorative,
BEEN often cheated BY 4naskeTy ana 4Haek LostIhs
hair ayes &e disposed to place ReatoiHtNs 10
the category with te thSussBd and Cudly
Peted quaek Femsdiel until mrt IL esSLiy
months since, when FuCh aETuTsuft
induced the trial Of your Restorative In ny fatally hr,t
by good wife whose hair had brCCnr tli
trely white and before AhauStLg Of nTEe lot
ties, her hair EeaIly GTifLbl tsltI
brown color, hektued and become Il lLtiLi
glossy upon, and InIlIsy tie EsaG sLe ceHLLtS 10
Ia SIMPLY beeLuse Of It's bsant!3 lE htets
the hair, but Oeeause 81 its LrhitfL iLuEee tie
head and mind. OIers OF my family AID friends usiI
Restorative, pit the hapFfett Effects; ttIsioIt,
SkeptIesm and dous In reitTsBee its CaTaetnT
value entirely removed; and can and do most e0Fai
ly and eOndentay its by all Who NOud
have telr hair uhtk gray (by %
sickness age.1 original color bvuuty ud
who would have tSir haT beautiful AID Elosry
HeEyt uiy aud gratefully youTss
SOLOMON MANN
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DEPAR ENT

Our facilities for POSTER PRINTING either plain or
ored cannot exeeed the city. We prepared TODD
all kinds Theatres Concerts Merchants, and
Others with prompness. and at cheaper rates, and better
than any other establishment the city. trial will
vince any one oLGhis fact.
All orders the country for kind Of printing, will
meet with prompt attention the
Our large and well stock Papers, Cards, Inks
etc. having purchased for Cash. in the Eastern cItIes
we feel confident that guarantee customers
entire satisfaction regards neatness, accuracy
promptness with which their work win be done.
mara.ss DIV CAMPBELL s M'DERMoT.
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An lexpIOsiOn.


hereby certify, that having been badly bruised
scaded by the explosion OF Steam Boiler friend induced
to try BraEgs Arctic Lnnent. The instant
ly ted FROM the scalds and in very short me al
the pain gone from the bruises In two weeks wal
well, and able to resume my business,
HENRY HAVERSKILL, residence Jackson street.
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r. q. JoNBs, Proprieto

Nis house has recently rehed, greatly enlarged
aud now the travelling ConinuhitS sxeeHentAc
stablin Is Of the best character
The Hotel recently passed into richards Of the pTes-
ent proprietor who will space no pains to me pubic
the best OF entertainment tRoN7Soua-o,t-EAN
SRBSH Peaches, Raspb-Tries BiAehbSrrss Pine Apples
r ami Tloulatoes, Just received and for sale by
frbs5 W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
A YFRIs CHERRY PICTORIAL aud Pills, just received
a by [feb9Ol T. B. JOHNSTON, lac Market 81
Z-11RTEPiS- SPANISH MIXTURE, for sale by
u feb2U FB-IollNsroN' l's Market ST.
: Va ANS American "a rittIg fluid iast received by
II febsO T. b, IDHNsluS, l.o MARKET 81.
NO. /. and MAeKEREI-COdnsh and HerTins-just
~ ,.t secs''e' ~" - tw A. EDWARDS BRO.
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This incomprehensble Lnimont, upon which the great
of tile afflicted of all lands rely for relief from
the pangs Of rheumatism, Neuralgia Goqt, EryspeaS
Cancer, Scrofula, Sprans uises, burns Sends and all
cutaneOus Diseases rapidly supersedng all similar prep
lrHtOnS. Tue PrOprieor give for the
sufferers, following OF few OF the
derIul effected by during the few months Ger
ticates from the parties named In the possession OF
the proprttOrs but their length prtcudes publication Of
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THE arm Dosns Co~Ein Is this day dissolved BY
uutnaI consent. IN sbusnrss the Tni will be Lett
in the hands A. s. Doaue who l. fully authorized
tlie u the dTm Ia settling up Its anaiTs.
Wheeling, :ap. 9Th, 1sss. M AiS' d SSAsh
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REMOVAL!

nOASE 4 ADAMS have removed from the cSrner OF
IL Main ana Qainey tie large warehouse in Pax
Rev, =, Main few doors from the
OF Quincy ans1s2H
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AOP5 0IdbS " OLAS'
have started IN the Glass Busin the
w ufAetuTs Walls and Bottles, green AID black. We
Of WOFkmgn that he had IN the country,
cf giving satisfaction. The
b. he'd At PttsbuE prices. HAHN, sAHNER 1 co.
GEORGE DkITS,
bang the business.
y1artinsvi.le. BeInaon, Co, Ohio. Jan. 2i-SE.|
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-02
NO. 17.
Later from Utah.

The Army in Winter Qaa,ters-Jiormons Pre-
 Pa'7ng to Leave tor the British P,oUinces--
 IrocIdnaatioa Of Cop. Cummings, Declaring
 Otah in q State of Rebellion.
 ST LOUIS, Jan. 12.-The Republic has ad- vices from Utah to December 1st.
 The troops were all in winter quarters at Fort Brdger with the exception of Col. Cooke's con- mand, which was posted forty miles distant on henry's Fork, where a scant supply of grass re- mained.
 Fort Brdger was being rebuilt for the pur- pose ot protecting the provisions. The troops were comfortably stationed in tents with stoves
 The weather has been very mild and good health prevailed.
 There were provisions sufficient to last until June on a close allowance.
 Capt Marcy had been sent to Taos and Santa Fe to obtain supplies
 Nearly two-lhirdS of all the animals of the expedition have died.
 The Momons were preparing to leave for the brltlsh possessions, and pioneer parties had al- ready left.
 Brigham Young had sent quantity of salt to Col. Johnston.
 ne officer sent back word stating that he would hang any messenger from the same quar- ter on a similar errand.
 Brigham Young had also invited the oficeres Of the army to partake of his hospitality and spend the winter in Salt Lake City.
 It Is said that Colonel Johnston is so we'll as- sured that the Mormons will leave in the spring. that he asks for no increase to the force under his command.
 Governor Cumming has issued proclamation declaring the territory to be in a state of rebel lion, and stating that court would be organized ln Green River county, near Fort Bridger, from whence the proclamation was dated by Chief Justice Eckels, for the trial of offenders, and that posse of the inhabitants of the territory would be first used to force an obedience to the law; that failing, military force would be re- sorted to; commanding all armed bodies of men to immediately disband and return home, under penalty of punishment as traitors.
 Lieutenant Carrol, of the 10th infantry bearer of dispatches to Washington, left here this morning.
 The territorial legislature met at Lecompton on the 4th inst, and adjourned to Lawrence.
 Gov Denver signed bill authorizing such adjournment.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-02
ErivOlitieS

TIE ADVICE given by an Irishman to his English friend, on introducing him to a reagular TiPperary row, was w heriver you see head, hit"
 WHAT is the difference between Henry VIII. and man in deep thought? One was a fat king, and the other is a thinking
 TIE SCIENCE of getting on well with wo- man is like riolin-playing. It depends princ- paIly OH the beau-ng.
 WHY have chickens no future state? Be- cause they have their neckS twirled (next world) in this.
 IT IS MISTAKE to suppose every man you see with brick in his hat to be a mason.
 AN ENGLISH BARBER advertises to shave any, thin8-even face of nature."
 How should husband speake to a scolding wife? My dear love thee still"
 WHAT commodity is always afforded at coste The I0Jc