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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
BRAG G'o ARCTIC LINIMGN r

This tncomprehensible LInin, upon which the grea
the pangs of theuInat.m, Neuralgia, Gout yspelaS
diseases rapidly sup. Fseding ali similar prep.
aratios The PropristoTs gTs for the
deriucures eGeeteu by uurnp pastfes onts Ger.
tng but their length prcud.s publication Of
one Hottie TriumphnnI.
Mrs. Moit, No. 346 Morgan Sire T. st. Louis having
preparations Without elect by one I cent
Ont OF i.urgntory.
'sudeFnp psnps pursstors with Neuralgia, for
months, cured By three apIicatons Of the
R'ityIIle 1.ittle ChIIdrCn.
Chicago was ssalded ali o e b. te upse,t Of Kettle
OF boiling water. TIT Arctic Lip accord
aadin 4sT sS tss @ Ss ss Ii'
Mrs George Tyler, Canal >treet ~ u, had long
ferg1 fr s painful at disiyuriir stutol ON . face
q iIorriSi,t Tuner
Eugene II IllOrS, NaLchez OF
horrible ,umor the meek, which resisted all remedies
80. WondcrfuI GnIel
with numb palsy after being in despair IRON the
failure OF all other remedies cured by the
AN ExpIosion.
MANruIS, rESN., Nov. 2Sth, 1887.
hereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
scalde BY explosion Steam Boiler,
Is extra ted romte scads audtn avery short time, ali
WA
HENRY HAyERsKiLL. residence jackson street.
WRBsTER err Iowa. Nov. 9Th, 1857.
d. A. G. BSAoaIDgs' sI: than three gears
dsErss ssd various PTSsSiaFs g era
Lniment, in months neery veil. Sly little
dauEhter afflicted In the the same
in eye. applied your valuable LIniuit MT and her
eyes are nov perfectly sound. Thus have with one
curing tg IN ny back. liquid not he without
wrnsrra C,ry, lowe, Nov. 9Th. 1871
RUSSELL and with the aston ,hng h menti6ns and
know H j. @GSsESsT s. 81, webster olty.
dsOod fer ADinlufS.
This 1yslusble lnimentis also equally enicatout
certificate: Messrs "a Arnots and Ly nch, Arno Co.,
81 LoUIs, Dec. $50. 1851.
ment ot number OF ontha oheerIpS testify 10 It's So.
peior efficacy in curing The diseases Of horses: we
thstWe would other. We keep and have kept for .
pongequsnty about horses aud their
Is and unesitatinEly that the
We to aliliverJ stable keepers and
EYSoh, 1hNo if co.,
- 81. -5... $500. ...,s Chestnut Street.
Many DRUGGISTS old Llniments on hand viii try
t6se purchase them ABk for SBREbGIs ARCTIC LIN
= LtbsfSI oPosItIon.
The 70 each
yssT Thlsis one Of the best
holder TO The bsne. Of ibis prop
The AreIie ts put up In cent 80 and
r cent more Imminent in proportion TO Lheif eostanj
are theehsspest orSaisby BRA,ia q BURRoMEs,
An Agent yanted in every town and villa, e. Appllsa
For so 81 be p FsiRSa,R 5er
iAAlsly-Snd&E-Aa ssnsrPlAEsRts fsI WhSelinE..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26


Railroad Lj,metion.-we understand. says
the argus Of Saturday night, that tne city of
Wheeling, will. ut August Rules of the Circuit
Court for this county, ie petition for an in.
junction against tine Baltimore aud Ohio Rail.
road company, setting forth that said company
has, contrary to law, GUARANTEED $l,5OOOOO of
the bonds of the North western virginia Railroad
company, loaned to the same company 81 ,4OO,-
600 in cash, and runS the road ut loss ut
large amount per annum Also that the com
pany has, contrary to law, luaued the Central
Onin Railroad company &4uOOOO, aud sul,scri-
hel for $4,000 stock in the Pittsburgh aid
ConnelSyiiie RpiIrual. That these acts on the
part of the company have prevented it from
declaring dividends that would otherwise have
been declared. The prayer is that tile Balti-
murc & Ohin Railroad c"lnrany he Inhibited
FROM paying interest un the dents thus illegally
contracted that it he inhibited from running
the n rth~cStern Virginia ruad-'That its gunI-
nntecs be anmulc,l, and that the directors who
authorized the illegal diversion of the funds of
the company. be compelled, out of their private
estate, to make good to the Stockholders of the
company, all losses that have been sustained in
consequence of their illegal acts
This will be sui of great importance, and
will excite an interest that is seldom witnessed
l" suit in courts of equity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
STEAMER INDIAN.

QrrBrc, July 24-Thc steamship Indian,
from Liverpool with dates to "Wednesday 18th,
passed the River Du Loupe early this morning.
The news boat of the Associated Press missed
the chance Of intcrceptiug her. She will be due
here this afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

Selling Lsquor Without Lieense.-on satur
day evening Patrick Fogepty, Of Centre Wheel.
ipg,was arrested by off er HaIlsyl aud taken
before AID. Wilson, charged with selling liquor
without license. During the trial the deiend!.
. 'ts,wile cn'nc into the Office aud poured out u
C pl"u showerot tearsanl appeals, which had no
vi bIe effect up"n the stern innls tiers Of the law.
a clear was made out, and Patrick was
fned twenty dollars. a second conviction
upon this CO aIse is made puEi.t, by 6ne
and imprisonment :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

Are You BiU.ouxl Use Tod,l's Pills. Are
Won coStiv'? Use Todd'S Pills! Have YOU
HeadacheP Use Todd'S Pilll Have yoa Liver
Complaint? Use Todd's Pills Have you Dys-
pePsia? Us" Todd's Pills! Have you Cold?
Use Todd's Pills. Do you want safe Family
Medicine? Use T"Gd's Pills. Do yon want
reliable Family M,dirin,g Use Todd's Pills.
they have been proved by an experience OF 80
,ea,A They more r"l ular than ever he
fire. They are compounded With great care
aud from the purest material They are used
in alm"st all parts Of the Uuiun. They are all
they profess to be- Try thenl t. Ii. Logan
y Co., Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
CINCINNATI MARKET.

JuLT 24-Flour firm; receipts light; holders
asking higher prices; sales 1000 bills at 50, lOa
4,2O for hnpp,fire. Whisky firm at 22c. Mess
pork buoyant and unsettled. go ibis. Lard
sold at lu3. MulasSeS advanced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

.Sanfard's Celebrated Philadelphia Opera
Troupe, will give one of their popular entert in.
ments at Washington Hall, ON Thursday ever,-
ing next. The reputation Of this troupe is
enough to secure full house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
RESIGNED

PIrrsBuRGH, July 24.-George W. CasS, re-
signed the Presidency of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. j. Edgar Thomp-
son was elected to fill the vacancy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

Railroad Bridge on Fire--A Yillaiaous De
stgs DereGte&.-Un thursday la>l, say 5 Tie
steubenyille Aerali, .,one scoumdre Tor the pur.
pose Of venting ms malice upon the Company,
sci lire to t"e bridge tho StruOcmvllie aud
Indiana Raliroat, near Tue vllage OF U,Ics,Il,,,
by boring iloies Ia tue large tlnoers, ming tne
with turpentine, and setting tue spirits GA nrr.
Tie Dire was under hea'i@ay; aud the sides of,
Tue bridge in blaze when Tie freight tram
came along at its usual speed.
The Engineer aud tiprnrn put the brakes
down, a"d jumped, Is. ecting to see tile train.
aud bridge al &" down together, III connon
ruin, u tue bottom of the creek. Blu, tie
bridge, luckily, although envelol ell in smoke
aud flames, proved competent 10 the bmthc,,
aud the train passed ia safety to the either
side of StiIl-wutel," where the irakes bcig
down, it soon stopped The fire WAS speedily
put out-a"d the bridge saved-thouga IN u
slightly damaged condition two stills being SD
badly burned Us to reg .ire new ones to be su Il,
sItuILd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
lBAITiMOkE MARKEr.

+BALTiAI0kE MARKET.
JrLY 24-Fluur tirme,; sales new City Mills
at $4,75, old Ohio So; Howard street $4-
" lieat firm and unchanged. C,,rn.tirm. WhiB.
Ky 6uoyant Al 2sa27. Provisions. steady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
SAILED

NEw Yo4E, July 24s-;rhe steamship Fulto1
saiet: at noon with $780,, 200 inspecie. Among
her passengers are Joseph R. Chandler, the
Nurse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
PHOIOC3 r AZ HS.

sg-stGe litce to obtain a COOP pHoruGRAPH 4. a.
wIKEs GALLEkY, 1889 Main St opposite Union, wher.
ttls style Of picture up III. they resemble
engraving, aud ne te p4rlor when put up
in oPrn frames oae sit; Uuiy is necessary
any number from III subject. They cheap
est pictures when more than Que Is drsr,d.
Oh Dsguerr oy pes restored anu copied any size.
Bring in your fading Daguerreotyps pes
sttrsd aud made permanent
livery styl picture neatness dispatch
at WYKE's GALLERY,
te2s Mainst., opposite Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
RIVER AND WEATHER.

q Nv Ell <tIND w EstI 1Eh.
PfTTsR uRGH, July 24.-Riyer three feet ono
inch by metal mark, falling. Weather clear
Mercury 80 degrees
CINoISSATl, July 24-Riyer fallen 30 inches
in the last "a hours. Weather clear Their
mometer 7s degrees
inches in the canal. Weather clear. Thermome-
ter 81 degrees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
SECOND STOCK
OF SPRING AND SUMMER
DIR " G0NnS

ME subscriber having Just te Eastern
tie beg. We 70 state TO his customers aud the pub
lie In general that he is prepared sell Rrc
gains iu Que Summer DrvsS Goods. all Of which
eeted from the Market and bought atogeth
Fine Organdy Lawn Robes usually sold g. sell
now Tor 81 So and hubug ohaiy Robes, side stripes
aud double SKIRTS the latest styles cheap.
largest assortment Of Chanty Lace AantlaS, pr-
ces, Gerry t0tc. large s'ock Of ParaSols comprising
qualities, st, les and colors, at all prices immense
assortment Of Bonnets, such DuTstRbe Willow Lace
Crinonr, SeaPOtsni and also Pats Colored and white
as we'll as Straw ana hespolitan.
Besides the above general ssAortment Of Dry Goods
too numerous to mention.
ladies will do we'll call and themselves con.
WINGED that they will be pleased with the prices quality
Of Goods. ALEX uEYMAh
1 myA I2TMRin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
MUSTANG LININIENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
SIR. :. IdrcH. Hyde Park, VT. writes -'' That tho
cunsidered Eorhless'' (hia Spavin.)
',but since the free OF the Mustang ILninent, have
wonders up here'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

SEE advertisement of DIR. sanford's Liver In
vigornt"r in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

CLase l. c. BALDWIN Co, ) Rochester, ny.
N.B-s1OO aud postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing 81 Pills,
by return mail.
FOR sale By t. II LOGAN 4 co, in wheeling
y. L. RahnesLUck 4 co.. holesal= Agents PiItsburg;
PURCELL Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, Kich.
mond ap2S-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
AN ExpIonion,


hereby certify, that having been badly bruised
scaldet BY tn" explosion 0i Steam Boiler,
me to Try BragES Arctic LInsnt Tesmhrt
Is extra ted from tile scalds, aud very time all
the pain from the bruises In two weektI vas
well, and able to resume my business r4
HENRY HAyERSKILL, residence jackson street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

NFhIrE SHIKTs--We have a large stock Of Write
w lrt<, plain Linen MaTseiiles do Fancy ShIrt1
Of all sty ties and quality, f. sale very by
t|I WHEELER 4 LAKIN, lO2 Main ct,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
Reabefs and mowers,

- -LsNpeLb NLIU LIUWBIBs
THE advantage and economy II Harvesting Aaehines
has bern fully deronStratei make them
aEatsr Of necessity much least that FARMERS
longer an0rd 20 De WITHOUT them All those who Viii
purchase this their arrangements now
m trder % secure time for the coming harvest
The Bubscft6ere Inducements
TO buyers and them The choice OF di1ersu Wtu
tested and reliable ,hea e the manufacturers Prtess
and warranted 70 the extent Of the purchase money,
We would Invite enLon 70 the following lot o. upSuTs
passed hAEVeSteru:
lcOormicE's cousined Reaper and Mover,
Aultnian Killers do dc DO
A A.sayo,s ss 60 ps do e'H RaEeF.
.Aullman = NlieF's do Mover
Bats do DO
oFdeis anyof above prompt attsnslSa
4 nddfsased to SMITH 90kkHLI,
nylS -s'.--..-. :. &LssliaE'' Vs.
ADLes. silk Llsle 9auntlyts smuaer (lI0TeS
IL LAdItSSA ard Cent? HOSItFy In Iull variety.
GSiias PAYNE & CO.
NEW lot Of nopElRsB SherWooa'S Patent ExtenGioa
"A skrs Ladies and Aisges, received this trnnE -
EsFgrSsE pa EA1AA G0.'st ssslsV' s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

liver sPOoNS-Just received Silver Tale, Tea, OeG.
y sert and Salt Spoons Silver Forks Butter and Fruit
kniNes, Soup L. dIes [ielLl J. 7. sOOTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
Buggy for sac

ON Saturday, I'll Jay Of August 1855, we siexpo.e
~ to public sale, Ons.horse bly, our ware.
hoqss four Tr buggy win be sold 10 my
charges u StoTages clasd within hat tins by az
0WnsE. DOANE ADAMS,
S4I-ta SHsSssSoE1 50 DoSne Cowgirl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

This tucomprehensible LlnnI upon which the greA
mass of tie afflicted of all auB rely for relief
the psngs of ttheunatism, Neuralgia, out, EryspeaS
Cancer scr6ns, SprGns, uises Burns ,SSSlds and ali
cutaieous diseases raliulysup rseding all similar prep
aratons the ProprirtoTs give for the encouragement
sufferer. the following memorandum OI the
eoeeteu by il turing the pastfes months
tihcates from the parties named the possession Of
the proprttors but their length publication OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

uSF RECEIVED, large rtment Of Rodgers Bros'
- due SS Patsu War, consisting Gylss os
Spoons, + Desert Butter Knives, eAt Ctisrs
LAdlts, Cups, sc. [isIIl j. T., SCOTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
Watches and JeweIry.

TOAEAMA HATs-PTom 81 to 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

TlATTAM'S PATENT LATHE&-Battam'S c.Isbrated
~ Watch Makers LEthes viii be sup led PatenesS
Ftt sfi on application to No. Isl s SGGTT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

T. n. LOGAN co and LAUGHLlNs 8 Brs= FIELD
Agents f"r wheeIiDE. WV Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

Mineral Bank of Maryland.
THIS notes Of The above Bank received ey Isaac
Frazer 1913 Main st, at 81 cent? the dollar, II
Merchandise, aud IS cent? cash.
jt9o IsAAC Prayer, l2a Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26

.QuEBEc, July'24-The steamer Indian, viii,
Liverpool dates to the 18th, has arrived The
Agametnnon had returned to Queenstown and
the fleet was to start on the 18th; to make an
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-26
DC RotIIe TriumphnnI.

Mrs. Mofit 346 Morgan STREET st. Louis haYin,
suffered for hree yeaIs Nth Rheuuu MANI
preparations without elect, euredby tY
tie Of Arctic Lirinleni.
Ont OF asurEntOry.
Henry Davis Mound street, LUut who says he wal
'suherng the pAngt Of purgatOry" with Neuralgia
months Tas cured By three or four applications of th
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

STRANGE CASE OF INsAMTY.-There is now re-
siding near Ringgold an individual named
Carpenter, who has been for several years la
boring under species of monomania which is
very singular. Some two years since he COM
menced the Hercul0an task Of chopping down
all the pine trees within the boundaries Of this
State. In earnest of his intentions, he chopped
almost necessarily for one year, except short
period while he was at Stockton. After get
ting out of the Asylum he soon returned and
renewed his task, in proof Of which hundreds Of
trunks covering acres Of ground, can be seen
in tho neighborhood OF WeberviIs and Ring
gold. ALI attempts to divert him from his task,
until recently, have been unavsiling. He says
the trees are his enemies, and instinct teaches
him that there will be no peace for him until he
has destroyed the whole of them During the
time he is cutting dewn tree, every blow of
the ak is accompanied by "damn yep "damn
yep When tree begins to fall his eOunte-
nance indicates the utmost satisfaction. With
in short time he has given up his task, and is
at present engaged in fencing piece OF ground,
upon which be says he intends to build him .
house, get married, and settle down. Those
living in that vicinity furnish him with the
comforts Of life-PldcsrviIls Apdsr.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

PURCHASE OF SoNoRA.--A Californian now 10
New York, who has visited Washington City
writes as follows:
There are parties OF influence from Califer-
mia and Arizona, now at Washington, urging
the purchase by our Government Of the State
of Sonora, Mexico, and there is no doubt that
the Administration will buy it. Negotiations
are now progressing with that view. l know
that Mexico has proposed to sell, for that csun-
try is Of no use TO her, it being everrun by the
Apache and other indians, who are terror ia
the inhabitants; and, however the troubles now
existing in that distracted Republic may term
nate, the government, if any be established al
all, will need and must have money. Tho par
ties urging this matter want Guaymas as por
Of entry for without it, Arizona and the ada
cent country will be of comparatively LITTLE
value. They expect to get az far down as tht
28th parallel, taking in part Of Snaloa.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

A TRAVELLING JAPAN PRINCE The London
News says that accounts have been received
from Japan to tho llth Of November. They
confirmed the fact already announced of the
approaching visit to Europe, OF Prince Tzi-
Kuzen, nephew of tho Emperor. He was TO
embark about the end Of December at Simodi,
with numerous suite, on beard Dutch vessel,
the Samarang, chartered for the purpose by
the Japan government. lie will visit France,
England, Russia and Holland, and return by
the way of America. Among the persons COM
posing his suite are two Japan engineers whose
mission will be to examine into the system OF
railways. The engineers, who are very intel
ligent mon, have already been charged by the
Emperor to fit up an electric telegraph which
was given to his Majesty by the American plen-
ipstentiary when the treaty Of commerce was
signed between these two countries. -f-
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

THK ATLANTIC CIBLE.-A Buffalo inventor
having proposed to the Atlantic Telegraph
Company to envelope the Translantic Gable in
cork previous TO another trial, has received
from Mr.. Seward, Secretary Of the company, .
complimentary letter, in the course of which
the following paragraph occurs:
81 greatly fear the snveloping of the sable
in cork would, On many accounts, be found i'm.
practicable at this time, though freely agree
with yOn as TO the advantage of reducing iti
specific gravity. fear, however, that our on
ly chance of doing this offectually will be By
aceeIlsrang the speed of the ships, 70 as not to give
the cable time to sink toe rapidly"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

INCREASE OF PPoUIATIoN.--Accordin to the
Prices Current and Shipping List, the arrivals
at and departures from the port of San Fran
cisco during the month of March, were as fol-
lows: Arrivals, 2,545; departures 1903; ma
king gain for the month of l,237. The arri-
walls for the last three months, being the first
quarter Of the year 1858, were ., ,l95; depar-
lures, 3, ,l56; gain for the quarter, 2,039, being
at the rate of s,I58 per year. These are the
arrivals by sea alone, add to which the immi.
grafton over the plains. and from Mexico, and
the natural increase of inhabitants, and we may
count on the population of the State being aug
msntsd by at least thirty thousand the coming
year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
A New Bn for the Admission of kansas.

1t being generally believed that the House Of
Representatives will never agree to admit Kan
sNs under the Lecompton Constitution, Hon.
VIM. Montgomery of Penn, has reported bill
which he was to have submitted to the Heuse
at the first opportunity, aud which, il is said,
can be passed. AS, in the present coalition of
of things at Washington and throughout the
country, it is bill of some Importance, we
make the following synopsis
Section l. Authorizes the Governor OF the
Territory Of Kansas to convene an extra session
of the Legislature, and empowers the Legisla-
ture thus convened to apportion the Territory
into sixty districts, frem which delegates to n
convention shall be elected to assemble at such
time and place as the Legislature may provide,
to amend the Lscompton Constitution, and the
instrument thus amended shall be submitted to
the people.
Sections 2, 3, 4 and s, provide that the dele
gates before taking their seats shall be sworn
to support the Constitution of the United States
declare the boundaries Of Kansas for the pur-
pose of the election-impose such usual condi-
tions in relation to the public lands--and give
to the Territory one Representative in Congress
until the next general census.
Section 6. Declares that if the Convention
shall not propose and approve amendments to
the LecemptoR instrument-0r If the people
shall not approve Of the amendments made by
the Convention, then the said Lecompton Con.
stitutien shall be and remain the fundamental
law Of the State of Kansas but if the Conven-
tion and people shall approve Of amendments
which are republican, then they shall become
part of the instrument, and the State shall be
admitted under it, ..' .-t.-t
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21


A HARD HT.--In speech, in the British
House of Commons, Mr.. Roebuck revived o
piece of history, regarding the NapOleonic da-
nasty, which reads rather awkwardly at the
present time. Louis, through his official ga
zeete, stigmatized England as giving shelter to
assassins, and to this insult Mr. Rocbuck thus
| replies:
That he, too-he, of all men upon earth
should dare to insult England-he who has
partaken Of our hospitality, who has been shell
tered by our fostering power. What, after all
this. has he dene? oh, he sets bright example
| to England There was man who conspirod
to kill Englands great here, the late Duke of
Wellington-(hea ,hcar)--there was another
man, who was great, butfallen in his greatness
and no one act of his life was, i think, so
thoroughly inconsistent with that greatness as
his leaving O legacy to the man who had at
tempted to assassinats the Duke of Wellington
(Hear hear) The only explanation Of, tho
emily excuse for, that deed, was that the great
NapOleon's mind was shaken to its foundation
| do not believe that be would, in his right sens
es. have perpetrated so Infamous an act. But
that man, who has received the protection OF
England, who has come here after attempting
crime after crime against his native land, that
man when he had elimed to the height of power
at which he has now arrived, what did he do
but pay to this intending assassin the wages of
his intended dirty deed? The man (Cantillon)
is now living in Paris, and it was publicly and
ostentatiousy announced that the present EN-
peror Of the French had paid him the legacy
which was left him by the great Napoleon for
attempting to cut of the Duke of Wellington.
When these panegyrics are thus profuscly scat
tered in the English House Of Commons over
the head Of Louis Napoleon l hope the House
will recollect this fact
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

TwENTY-oNE thousand dollars were paid by
government for printing the Drsd Scott deeis-
ion. A practical printer at Washington says
be could do the job for $3,5OO, and make money
at that.