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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
For Rant

HE three stoTy brick stsre house on eoFp.r an,
kst and Union streets, and ard for he ~. s
years in the occupancy Of NeasFs HeisksI -s
IS Dry Goods store; during All Of which tHr d. =,
been tTansaeted therein amongst the iarrvst not -
largest retail business n this city. il fitted m n
best styIe for the retail dry goo trade but ns t.
stand Is eq fally gliE1bie for any other. -@S
Also, the tUO story DIV Hing hou-e Cnon STR, -,
in the occupancy Of the Eanay Of Mr. Jueob St.nS,
The house Is we'll finished and arrun.s -
With It's ~eaFness To market and business FrnirJ,
very desirable TesideHce- Possession lsI APRIL
jRnSt2S Apply 90 M PAxrOv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
PROCLAMATTON

PROCLAMATION
WE her-by command Wide Brother, q the city Of
~ WheelinR 70 act for the distribution
OF Valentines OF all grades, from this date the 18th
Avd do also authorize Them IN receive an
ney for the same This proclamation s neeessaFy
evident from past experience st unseFupulns persons
ten oar spurious iitat OF the genuine deceive
these Who have tender seutinents
other; such will be wise All spurI
sus msstVss. they cannot be relied and utterly
Torthlss The foloTing Il scale Of the reliable
suits attending the presentation Of these tender sPes:
el5nl Valentine: sure Wedding lorthaith-
1000 Same result, ssy yeaFS.
1,08 Most lIkelv-peFhaps not.
% Doubttat-leads to pleasant sequaintaDee
. u EstTsEsiy doabtsut-s.ui sOuas hope.
10 g No 70.
EnaI potatoes
Ca SOON as those arSt purchased are PrOaneye Of the
tvrn my hanI and this DAY Of PeSruary
fsS2 - =. .-s.'Is 4cuPIn.T eoe. az Lows.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

REv. D. S. wKLLISo ~ TKouBIE.-Through
the medium of a couple fst Clairsyille papers,
pro and anti, we learn that the Rev. D. S. Wei.
ling, ex-editor of paper at Bridgeport and ex-
ministerof the Gospel for the same diocese, is
under discussion in the matter of the sincerity
of his political tenets. One paper says he is
now down IN Virginia, ey-fugling with the
Argus, Red Wamusp confreres taking adyau.
tage of the eredulous baekwoodsism so far as to
pass himself of for q broken-down martyr to
their side of the niger question.
Per CoSTRA.-We learn that Bro yelling is
merely acting as aperipatetic missionary and
philosopher, trampiag about in eow-hide boots,
under the guidance of an inherent propensity
to do good where it was most needed, irrespec-
tive of the goose question"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
NO HUM 81 CT

" q HUI NJ 3 " q
4AYIGG just ea1pl.tsd taxing invoke Of y ,i
- q Dry Goods and fading t larger and uore se
Than ever, resolved seil, fron this day
lJapeaEy, 1851 an ny Goods a eost ard p .oe ~
&c brioE cost FOR OAiSH and haEe marked s'si' 49,
An remnants q eEks, NaFnos CobuFFS. De
et, are assorted eat AID Ui1 be So fer 80 10
P;lss Is. ,.i At 3. W REiT. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
Hope Glaas VOL
NEW AND PoPUL5 lA9ss BOOB


NO. HI MAIN eFRREF.
gTNIAF regular Eool Gty - tl- 6Tsat KnE, - Dr. -
u eag; Mast1nE 6Esy-tlou. JeFFe clsIen. -.
Twin Roses, b Mrs. Rifehe; white LIZ; Oats ta5Il
Hushand - wife ~ Nohoiy % HisEhs, (n15iFatedj
Ho4ar1s I6uf6aI. Beat hni INT LIE. ~ P4ss, 49,
nirahls hoatsl Mlrrcl Elgies P1Ftrls9t ~ M
Rrends; An o. Capt Mnyne RCes NeTkfs Alss 49,
den Path, and Mos sles ne pcpulaF SolSs :, -V.
thing IN tie stntIonarT ne, Bank ard sehoOi -
Wan PAPER At AND DHllER COST - naks t9 s.c--eS
DuRE BRANDY In pints, qlaTts, and % dIatt ARs,3
Il very superior lTtiels e Ole fan!ly = 20
anla foE sale ~ fsersl W.A@EpNA-t1-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

TnkaE has never been 50 large number of
eonvicts at Sing Sing prisonas now. There are
sbOpt $50 males and go temalss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
REMOVAL
TruSt6e9S SaIe,

fQY virtue OF Deed % Trust from Richard KaoStes
II Patrick Me3Fa1ahau, Robert Oauuberu And Antoine
dated ne day o. June and recorded In the
4 viii oer for sale ~ pube a the frout door
M the Court House Of SAID county, Non lay March lst
lo Al II O'Clock - part OF the property conveyed
70 me ~ said deed, and q thus described fhereIn en.
= point 70 The EAstsFn line OF Mercer street.
1n EodS aditsu 20 eOuGa WherIiuel extendeS 10 deg
= ~ feet from the SAID eoEner u Lot No. rs
on Eod street. In South Wheelinx; thence ~ de- 10
feet 70 points theee t9 deg W 100 feet 20 : p6nt:
thenee n 20 deg W 100 feet paint; thence n I95{ cg
e tie beStInng. Ca1tlIuing abo1tG7 T5iea
Af i0ass 8, SALE casa B.MsEdFF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
For Rent.

SEVERAL desirable Dwellings on Wheeling I.i,,s >,
- are rleasAntly situated uIon the IireF HanI eo,
ing b. autifui veE Of Ihe city and tire river Tor 49,
miies bel0U the city ROOd plank walk from he $780,.
the door. Good garden piats given With each tn-n,
desired Terms reasonable Inquire Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

"A NEW IIBub -,
IPHE Druunond LlEht produced from improved -
! OIL has equal. and after personal and -.
Aetory trial. re ttO 70 The p1be - sAIs q
aud best portable Light IN Il u safe beeauas
tree from AL explosive properties. II 3 chap besause -
est pr hour = lss than half cent i q The
ne smallest lamp un blTn brilliant Etth stc1ay
tHelse houFs githouI Ts1iling SD lnTss
l!ht lor any qrulEy sllel FOl, ant having
u - p1bjIe fsEor.
Per sale Wholssals and Rstau - Hguss IsIsns
s' iss rs < PEW Z NSs.is:.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

From CALIroRNIA.--St. Louis, Nov 6.-Tho
overland mail from San Francisco on the lth ut.
has arrived. The 1hd California furnishes the
following summary since the departure of the
steamer with the mail of the 5th
The first mail from St. Louis reached San Fran
cisco on the morning of the 10th, twenty days out.
Arrangements were being made to celebrate the
event.
The steamer Cortcz sailed for Victoria with on
ily 3opassengers. Steamers were daily returning
from Victoria loaded down with disheartened mi,
ners.
! The total amount of Frazer River Gold deposit
ted in San Francisco up to October LIST. was SOL
600.
On the night of the 9th fire broke out at James
town, which destroyed twenty houses. Loss
$250000.
Business generally since the departure of the
steamer has been quiet, but the demand from the
country was full.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
Lynchburg and Danville.

The Danville Republican publishes the follow
ing jubilant paragraph:
HURRAH FOR DANVILLE-WHATH HAS Be
COME OFLYNCHS FERRY?
There has just been sold, under the window of
our sanctum BY public aution, a lot of Tobacco
grown BY Mr.. William Long. of Caswell, N. c.,
for the nice little price of S151 per hundred Cas-
well u heard to beat for fine tobacco, and Danvle
for buying it."
In answer to the question "WHAr has become
.oi hyncn Ferry we reply that Lynch' Ferry"
Is exactly where it used to be-situated at the
confluence Of Blackwater Creek, with "fhe noble
Jeeaes," and still paying the Highest prices for
Tobacco Of any town in the State. Lynch's Ferry
has paid the rise Of three hundred dollars for To.
bacco. while the Republican boasts Of only one
hundred and ffty-ons for Danyille. We are even
giving good prices for 'primings" here at Lynch's
Fer1J md the people are spprscating the fact all
cvr - sesntry. Whist kss become Of Dsnyills :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

GEN. WARD, of Georgia, who was the President
Of the Cincinnati Democratic National Conven-
ton, has been rendered the position Of United
States Minister to Turin, made vacant by the re-
sigaation of Mr.. John NJ. Daniel, of Virginia, the
former editor of the Richmond Examiner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

FUNERAL OF OFFICER RINGDOS. Baltimore
Nov. THE funeral of officer Kingdom, who was
murdered Friday night, took place this afternoon.
and was immense. The mayor and large body
of police besides numerous citizens. attended,
The streets were densely crowded. No disturb
ance took place.
|. The murderers have been indicted, and will be
brought to trial the present week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
Douglas in Mississippi.
The Memphis Avalanche says;

The Memphis Avalanche says;
The friends of Judge Douglas in Mississippi are
growing small by degrees and beautifully less"
1t is difficult to find democrat in this truly dem
oeratic State who still supports him. Tho p"liti
clans are growing bi,sr in their denominations
the newspapers fierce in their wariare-and
the hearts Of the honest masses beat with hate for
the man whose treason has brought much in-
Jury On the South.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
Tho New Tchauntepec Route.

The New Orleans Plcnyune OF the LIST inst says
The steamship Quaker City, Capt. Shutcldt,
will leave her wharf nj : o'cack this morning ON
her first trip to M,nctitlan. She will take out the
California mails, $4,000 III specie, and the follow
ing passengers:
{. X. Schroled, l.. A. Srnderson, r. Ferguson
Capt. A. johnson. Capt. &. p. Breaker, =. Casey
4. Sullivan, Emile LaSere, Henry Vial, Mande-
Vile Marigny, John Dougal, Thomas Dougal, Wm
Marian, j. II. Diamond, David Allen. W. K. Mark
ham, John Gould, and twenty in the steerage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
Douglas and seward.

The Springfield. Illinois. Republican has the
following paragraph in reference 10 the views OF
Senator Seward
We learn that Senator Seward has refused to
come 10 Illinois to make speeches against Douglas.
and that he and his friends prefer the election OF
Deaglasto Lincoln.
Summer before last Seward did 90 to Illinois,
and made speech to the people Of Chicago
though neta political speech being introduced to
the audience by Douglas. The entente cord'afe'
no doubt, exists between the two very heartily
and as Lincoln is believer in the Fugitive Slave
Law, end opposed to Douglas Squatter Sovereign
ty and "unfrendly legislation" doctrine. it is
ysry natural that Seward should have desired his
defeat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
Beauties of an Elective Judiciary.

n New York paper publishes the following:
\ MODEL JUpGE.-Onc Of the morning papers
contains an advertisement signed 10y Florence
Mccarthy. one Of the Judges Of the Marine Court,
offering To bet 500 or $1,000 that George H. Pnr-
ser will not be elected to the Office of Comptroller.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

CONGRESSMAN VOTE CnAlLEyGED-Orasmus Is.
Matteson, member Of Congress, was challenged Mt
the polls of the ward he resides, in Utica, N. Y,
and his vote was refused. The ground Of chal
lenge was that he had u wager peniing on the re-
suit Of the election. The challenge was insisted
on and he did not vote
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

UNEyrEcTrp RE1uRN-The son of citizen Of
New Bcdtnrd Mass, WHO had gone to sea ten
years ago, and not been heard If since returned
Unexpectedly last week. He had long been mourn
ed rs dead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

Arrival OF THE CIRc ,ssIAN.--LATER FROM En-
norr-St. Johns, Nov. 5.-The steamer c,rcos-
sian from Liverpool on the 2Gth Oct arrived to-
dav The .frabia arrived on the 9th.
The British steamer Gorgon had arrived at Liy-
erpool from her sounding voyage for another sub
marine cable from Newfoundland to the British
Channel.
Cotton closed dull, and all qualities had slightly
declined.
Breadstuhs were very dull.
Provisions closed dull.
Cunsols 9S1(a9Ss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

E, mMs..gONER. GALE OF I.OTs.-Un

- MWaAABONER's AAI.E OF LOTs.-Gn-
~ der decree Of the Circuit Court Lynehbue
la November term, in the of Michael Mclaughlin Al
mniSirat"r Alice Mclaughlin and others will I'll RS.
DAi the leih inst sell at Public uction
erct Of six and twelve months for equal nsancnIs of the
purchase money payable by negotiable well end
TiE1Wh LOTS. M. and s. In said de.ree mentioned,
Wit NO. !, HOUSE AND LOT on Franklin Hill adjon.
ing the lot assigned In the said the Widow
DOVER having front of 70 feet and running bac
No g. LOT In Sandy Hook. the Lynchburs and Concord
Turnpike. running back the Tow path the Canal and
fronting the road about 47 feet with three old Houses
1t. ROBERT J. DAVIS.
nov jd2awtds Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

ARRIVAL or BLACK WARRfoR--DrATHs.-N
Orleans Nov. G--The deaths from fever Friday
were %.
arrived, with $S00,00O in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

TRoTriNG March, --A dran, Mich, Nov T.
The trottng match Between Flora Temple and
Reindeer was won by the former in three stra gilt
heats Time: > min. 80 sec; :, min. % see.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

ANOTHER RAILROAD CovvExTioS,-It is stated
thai convention Of southern railroad managers
will he held ut Chattanooga, Tennessee, ION the
23d instant. The PRINCIPAL business Of the meet
ing will be the establishment Of through rched-
ulc Of passenger and freigh. rates. This has been
contemplated some time in consequence Of the
new competition inangurated by the opening of
the Fast Tennessee and Virginia Railroad last
spring, and by the rapid progress towards COIN
plction of ombryo lines. Among the roads which
will be represented Mt the conference are the Bal
tmore and Ohio. New Orleans. Jackson and Great
Northern, is.issppi Central East Tennessee and
Virginia, Memphis and Charleston, and Central
Georgia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

AN OPINION OF CoNGREss.-Mr. Gurey, Repub-
lean, elected to Congress in Cincinnati was for
merly tniversalist minister One of his oppo-
nents was trying topersuade an old Methodist not
to vote for him. do you think YOU are further
ing the cause OF religion, said he. "by voting for
Universalist-one who does not belie;e in hell?"
YES" was the old Methodst's reply, ..if by the
time MIR. Gurley has been in Congress- year he
did not believe there is hell, then | am very
much mistaken. shall vote for him."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

n
ed by BAkERs PREMIUM BiTrEKs To Mr. t. Baker-Dcar
Sir In justice yourself and Who be similarly
afflicted, permit cite of the remal kabe
qualities of yonr Premium Btters. had used them
until Gently, but my wife having been affiliated with
affection and ds"rdered stoma' or the past ten or
twelve used ower to restore her
health She under the treatment of hvc
able ph ysicans but relief could he had. then
several cctcat-sn the made y Bit
tiers persuaded wtte To them; she did no. and in
little time she began rapidly No; only her nervous
affection and disordcred stomach removed but her gene
raj health is better than has been
using and shall always ontnue 10 your Buffers
this yourself aud the tench OF Others
who similarly afflicted Your obcd cnt servant,
Richmond, June ~ 1871. THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE.
BAkEHs PREMIUM BIrTERs Iichmond. sept H. 1855. 1t
il with willing pleasure that ad NY testimony to the virtue
BAkEs PHEMuM BITTEHs, in making permanent cure
established case OF Dt "pa nom which have suffer
the last Also. my wife Is using
with after sntfurir from de-
Utilization and dis, rlrred stomach As As commenced
the of them convinced If their ble qualities
confidently recommend them to the afflicted. j. ADAMS.
For sale by al the Druggists Iyuthburg and by all the
principal Druggists in the Of Richmond and elsewhere in
Virginia also OF Mcsas Chas Stot Co. " ashngon city.
d. G. r II Sahler a Co Baltimore MID ID. H. MierCov
ington. Ky, and Barnes q Park \.
Orders hled by addressing T.. BAKER Proprietor,
~ is Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

IMPbkTANr.-Ar remedy I'm. at last been dis
which is certain for Dauduf and other di
the Hair The following interesting
Is gentleman well know in this and shGu
asy every one that "RossEks EssENCEof BAY LkANEs"
what prercnds to bea remedy uncpuacd for all d.
the Heir Every certificate give is well
know and most reliable
PETERSBURG. Aug. 18TH 1857.
Col. T. II ROssgR-DeaT Sir have used your Essence
of BAY Leaves for the removal Of dauru ond with entire
thon three bottles ecctne complete and
in consideration Of whch un-tatngly recommend il
the highest terms. tllAS. W. ARNOLD.
~ This article Is for sale, wholesale and RETAIL
ly Nessrs. W A. STROriIERA co. ami JOHN II. SEAY.
Druggists of this city. sept dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

FAST RipiNG.--An Englishmnn bonstins of the
superiority Of the horses Of his country. mention
ed that the celebrated Eclipse had run n mile
minute MY good fellow" excaimel an Amer
lean present THAT is rather less than the average
rate Of common road steers. | live at my
country seat near Philadelphia, and when r,dc
in u hurry to town of a morning, my own shadow
the store to find me from n minute to II minute
and half after my arrival. One morning
the beast restless. and rode him as hard as
| possibly could several times around large fac
tory, u~t to take the old Harry ont Of him. Well,
sir he went fast, that the whole time saw my
own back directly afore me; and was twice in
tanger of riding over myself!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURR DAYS
VALUABLE Real ESTATE .sAUCrlON.


V.L IA: .: En- "A: A..
signed Trustees for the Franklin Building Fund
Der ISIS and In obedience Board ni Dec.
trs "f said Insatlan the understand viii anc,on on
NOVEMBER. isse. q certain HOUSE & LOT IN Din. NE
on P. xlay and ao""s he property Of rsser A.s ss.
TERMS Cash sufficient pay the amount now
and for the .aiaas credit Of and months BY
nesoii, no,e. satisfactorily ender.sd and the ie retained
'"''' they are paid H Us r 4 Sfksis
rov dds CHAs ~ BLAcK.oRD
'lRlsTEE,s. 49, - vis"c q n deed Of
cord In the Clerk. Office If the Hastings the city Of
coed 10 lei a, pu lie Auction on the .m., ,h ,owinr
property: The HOUSE AND LOr. saj"Ing tho Cath -.
Of the Courtouse The hous, good -
rooms and passage. Attached to the house Kite
Smoke House and Garden all OF which
1t is in pleasant location. and very To III.
he, Hon j. /. ais, very desirable fr aiamly resicne~
The ii lie is believed I" be good but acting Trust e.
shall such title only is vested in virtue sail
nov dds ~ JAMES MCGOWAN. Trustee
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING s.cvs ON
AFTERNOON the nh inst will sell without reserve.
ne" Of pr,.sy oSGs my ironing
y opposite the late Residence of Fletcher deed The prop
Phelps Ansta"osr i"oS wa a,dsl SAMUEL v REID
SALEATAUCT1UN OFVAI.UARIE LAND
~ NEAR LYNCH t RIG Under deed of trust.
ed by Geo Carlc AMI WIFE, bearing End Of June 1851
and recorded in the clerks one Of county. viii
sell at Public Auction. the premises to the high bidder
for cash on the 10th day OF NOVEMBER next the TRACT
OF LAND in said deed conveyed, containing about $40 IN
ACRES, more or less lying In the county Amherst.
about miles from Lynrhburg. aud the same which
the said Cure resides
The title Is doubt good hui acting trustees only such
viii be sold and conveyed as Is vested in by the deed Of
trust DAVID H. EDLEY, I r.
DAVID Z. SPENCE 5 iru''eeS'
oct - ola for2~ thendtds.
GAZE OF LAND NEAR IYNCHBURti.
- Under decree ct the Court Of the County of Amherst
the case of Warwick Warwick and Others author
se and after the 18th inst to sell privately the TRACT
OF LAND therein mentioned: and the being -
of the tract of Maj William Warwick decd which %
assigned in said Lucy Garland of Reu -
ben b. Warwick decd and homas j. Warwick 1t is about
two miles from Lyncbburg and contains Acres
bracinc about 10 20 Acres Of Wood Land portions which
are To be fine Tobacco Land and adious the Dwelling
House Tract of which 1t was part AID the lands of g.
Morris Geo q Cure
ROBT. j. DAVIS, o..
SAML GARLAND, JR, "'"'
~ NNaAsBONER's MALE OF LOTs.-Gn-
~ der decree Of the Circuit Court Lynehbure
la November term in the Of Michael Mclaughlin, Adj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
October Dad, 1888.
NEW
T. \ l. l. G 9 O u s
1858.
GEORGE NJ. RUCkER,

~
ESpEcTftIlI invites bis customers and the public to
Il Z call aud examine his extensive stock II
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
now "cnri and read, Tor rNiGnu and sale His stock is
admirably assorted The goods aud bcaupil-
The quality cheapest good.
that made The prices extremely tor and
waning gois have c!s their Judgment tn de-
Il" nine This thing This House kuws ing price
shadow of turning for unCNvry body wanting goods is
placed the rurE wh,thcr h" she has
little manry the rrr Is al; the II the de-.
of Tia House de- busin tl body IN such
viii the but viii
material 3cu fetal to the each buying goods of
the House No trimmings any kiud viii he with
goods sod where anicd
they Will be he'd best quality and lowest
pTiuc. q. NJ, l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

WAsniNeToN.-The Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia Press. Nov. 4,h says:
Hon. John +. Ward has agreed to 60 toChnn
after all, and Hon. W. +. Reed will return to
Penn.y lvania 10 iead tie Democratic party.
Senator Broderck will be with us in about a
week. He came in the overland mail as far as
Salt Lake, but STAYED there to rest.
The President is anxious for the defeat Of
Shields rs United States Senator in Minnesota.
Governor Jo. Lane is here. and by no means
sorry for the defeat Of the Administration il In-
diana.