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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

A NEGRO AcriNo AS PAsrER voR WnITE PEOPLE
Lynn Creek, Giles county. Tennsess. there is a
Hardshel Baptist Church, supporsed bye number
Of wealthy Communicates, who for several years
past have had for their regular pastor : negro
named George-Rnown ~ "Bently's Old George"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28
Relics Of Revolutionary Timcs-The Image
ofBacchuS.

There is in old Connecticut n work of nrt OF
some merit, whose history is not without interest.
Ii i an image of the god Blcchus, which was
carved hy three prisoners ot war, who were lodged
in Wnlham Jail in l,16. and who nfterward.
made their escape went t" New London. and cross
ed the Sound 10 Long Island, which WAS then or-
cup'c ihv the British army. The image which
was the creation of the genius of these prisoners,
was presented TOT widow Carey who kept pull
lie house Windhum Green, now owned anl
occupied by Mrs. Juseph Huntington, and put ",
us sign in l716 1t was afterwards removed e.
the old Fitch tavern, on the site Of the brick
building occupied until recent Y IA public housr
Nh John Fitch having meiried widow Carey. l.
was afterwards snd by the heirs of Mr.. Fitch, To-
Lucius Able. who kept the Stamford House in
1897, condition that it should be we'll cared
Cor, and was elevated on n branch of the old elm,
where it remained until 1856. the stand having
changed hands many times during that period
until lSi0yet all the masters and mistresses took
good care of the ancient worthy. In 1910 it cnme
int possession of Mr.. Zaphna Curtis, who during
his lie complied with all the conditions of his
transfer. The Wilimantc journal says: "On
the death of Mr. Curtis. there seemed to he no one
to care for its welfare. and on day, getting tired
perhaps of its elevated position. and drowsv with
al, tell to the ground, breaking its and ether
Sc jurngit. Mr. Cummings, our old Wind
ham Express man, picked it IN. and made pur-
chase Of it from the heirs Of Mr.. Curtis. brought
it To our skillfnl but mute surgeon, Mr.. NJ. $.
Bowdish, of Willimnnic, who sets its arm and put
il in good repair. Thence it was taken to the es-
adjustment of Messrs. Rice Brothers. where their
cunning artist. MIR. Chas Lille.has clothed it in
span new dress and although more than three
score years an ten hal passed since its creation.
It appears as fresh and yopng rs ever."-Bnfato
Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

Hne. S"l-trnts l am at a los. express wit words
atiacon gives 10 inform Il the benefit have
r'oitY"i irpm the at PAIN Killer. About
surr was alta ktI with the inf IaaiurY ih,uinasn be-
iE unable 10 walk for eight bcls the niincinet
house tho pain Icsprrirnrrd dc scribe
u - i,lrn 4" lie obi ri of hls the 18th
rrnliri LAST had attack than before
lairN commenced using the Pam Killer made hl winch
~ surprise. Immediately r.' PAIN aud saved
TIL II tonhnft bed uit
eleven days pcr The L. and the uh has
"ituey suts,'d Ny limbs wlni irr,ud"u !, swollen
IaNe assumed their nat raj shape. In short entirely
wei md feel bound, by the common >,npati i. of
tot ihpse VIM be TINS am ted ak. the above
abatement, tiat all t' Fam nr that
r,Hsr and word at suffering lee prevented
HENRY " ~ H. CLERK ~ III t,cnrIee StIrpt Utica
Sell LS al medicine ,rairrs
sud hv JOHN II SEAI. Lynchbnrg. may t.2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28
Tho French and British NayicS

The New York fo"'ier and Enqnuer supro,rs
the French navy t. he now as efficient as that to
Grca, Btila,n. aud that it received its stiniulu,
from l.5ui, Nalnlcor in the grand display ol the
l'tti,h Napier fleet III Cr"nsladr, five years age.
consisting 81 l. ships ol the line II heavy fri.
g,tr~ aud % screw steamers:
"E,ery vessel was nearly twice MS powerful ~
vessels Of the same nominal rate fifty tenis ngo,
anl every gun was rs destructive rs two of the
I'D. Nelson, in Of his greatest victories, had
thirteen ship, mounting ulur hundc ed and thirty 70
ct.ht guns the fifteen Ahips Of the line in the
Biille fleet mounted fourteen hundred aud thirty
onr the screw sixties two hundred and thrty->iX,
and The lrlgatcs three hundred and forty three IL
total ol eighteen hundred and ten guns, each gun
helng III cAlbrc construction aud improvements,
inrun arails more formidable than otold. OF the
Vessels were Themselves, nrns;rous IN size, with tn"
pua" 81 ellington AZ their head, no fewer than 81;
W"rcnn,cd 10y steam power. s"thnt the main ST. tn
ii the squadron could be brought 10 bear upon
nny point Al any moment. All this magni-
eat. Engiishmen were proud Of it.and the worli
lnired it. 1t is generally thought that this fleet
lal,ri. Not So. Ii made prodiguus impression not
only upon the wills of Cron>tadt, 10 he sure, bat
npon--thc understanding and Imagination If Ma
lp!c,u TIT. Though it did not tell much upon
Eu.and foe, did not tell upon her ally aud with
Witness.
England beats France now in sailing vessels
but IA steam. says the Courier, France now uctu
ally enlnumlcrs Englnnd-thc one having IL
nlulc the ether has but 81, with nine block ships
In line otbnttl" ships France is well nish
Ia nugiand she having forty. with four iron sided
SIN :, while England has 80. In coryettrs and
ttnu-Lrats. and other small steam craft, England
has still prcp"nderanee; but thcscnie of cumpn
rativcy little account IN the great operations at
naval warfare But the Emperor has by no means
finished. According 10 the last report Of the Min
,strr Of Marine. it is designed to raise the French
steam navy to 80 vessels Of of various classes
hunit alter the best models with engines of full
power. in addition to ~ steam transports; aud 1t
Is propose To devote TO this end equi, aent
to l3.oJoo 900 annually for the next twelve years
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

THERE will be n rcgminr moashi, meeting Of
The Stockholders Of the Washington B"Llng Loan Fund Az
lat Ga tbs Saturday, evening, tir
- ,kordr Book Store, ~ Z! oelok sold
may 2-dli e. " PRICE. Secretary,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

tui tiS ihot ri hat hui headed wtlr ah,"ht
hia the cliy a.. days used Prot Wood, II Restorative.
and III return called Ia his ltdv bat
w ht she did not r"Cnrnikc him aud ],
W tor cousin az himself hnl 'yruua' chrgucIa
@ VIII h caused hun 10 Nuke hunsei know but the IN.
IT., till iitt l" likes the than
aud that he % the
Restorative 10 be had of the drsy.ts>t Aiorais
Hrd3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28
Asae "a say Sprsn gS.

A aes u ny spr, nSS.
II ANINti routed At - " |. II II, tn abnsc
q IL Nj. lag ".i b" >h'w Nti,, nh .rsin II
ga .nd ,.n,o, pass, ns q, ha4a ~ co to IA. >p,rs
tia Il. HnH'c'ss4f! ttstH ins la rrrh' the
hc nad' t. rrhdicf t!uf p"'>a hnt hit
ia '"'y -'.,ts .piiN vi 81.
Save the Disrupt OF W ,de, Oemoct acy.
NnItitN Nj n'.orl, , han t. say that r>cis
Y SAN il t,"i. ct Ia, ,c,enI Ip; yU,i, >prnFo Of
II ,hnr AMI n,~, ricd siert Of FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Al wapr at ra"d Gu vii u" and give han call.
= ,rr., aud When h,
irt u oH, uelsi ,ll4 up,rr s'y,
,hld hai p,ir ,l,'.a,'I
,hr il''te.. a i " FRI. p'" to- 81 'ni'f'
T. ~, charge tor T. Al'all uthrr public meeting.
lh AZ III. r".ner'"ay hR ~ sc 'ni hear y"u gentle
n.u. wjn.n "o protest. No. cneas-."t. nstnh, hoped
thai "'eA bod. AMI hs t'n ~ Vi" resn>d This ms standing
invitation In't hr'2at LNER THINE
1sk6A ssilnS sides nnd SHOULD r-; 80 t,crccs
wv Sugar Cured Hams. 10 h.'ls Apple Bsndy a
bis h,sh Ale aid Cider 100 h' iGr" Rum; D"ak. West
In! bum oe,,k- Imported Frri,h B'sdy 'on nni~ No
and Mack"rr; Ia hh AM t'> cub, M"ias"s an PORT
ianl Nyrip; Loud Bwhrs ana iir"ons; 40 Tbs sapc
81 doc Wh,'y La" H., Nj "o' "i RI fined eu-
rat Pm k'g ''r'n al f'l''k i'n 81 boxes >"rm
Ad1mln'Pe and rai5ow tan't.s i0j I'LL. \. . M"iace
f., sar ~ JONES y 90,
IN" 26I,- i.i"hm,ni Va
N,Ew s.sH>,'n DHs4 {. s.OODs ATAKE.
~ pCCiiDN uF u PER EENT.-I MS AnK,i',M> has
>irerun r N Ne" lo'k, with arIe AMI 'hio.i
Wv French nar"sc Double Jnres;
Ne" frrnrh 'tarrgc Nv" ftuGrcs;
New French Barge iol, Snltaua,
~" iirrTch Barrge r. hr I.z;
New French rsstr itonc E,1;
NV French trg'n !" -.urr Jupe;
"" French rsande Two fi"nn"s
New French nrEanii- lioce A L,z
A'w French Jac"n,t H. nhir lul,;
Ne" French Chnhttil, Nantes
y, Frcnh lace Manti
NV French flk Mn lies
New French Gl,,k shaw.,
look oal tor great bargains may % dts.
O-r-. GOLD PENCIs..- AIR finder will
a. be .ut'ani} varied by leaving rhi. ohi.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

"a, II owa,'- Ointsss fui. Ncr"Ht,nl ~n.>r,, md
all thns compound, cnnroctcio mia vi an hi!h>
This tiifhiVit composed 'ntirlN
Vegetable esracs IA harmless wei rif iet remedy,
in ti rd>cS OF eiutou h ia wenHi, aul r'iti
sold The M Il Iid La New
hN All Druggists At 4c, 6c and PER mt t1Er hdlN.
Grover 4 Baker, rrirbrnIrd Ennii, sewing
Machnt, I1J Brcaw New IT an t3 l. / .rs
ltn''imorc- NEW STYLE PRitt- - --tilMNI - : .
IN Tx h-llS machine S'ws f"m Two -tt'u>, rha al
tn store. requiring rcwindlE "f ;hrral 1t Hers
r. ittl'ts stitches y II is
ana by ia nprratt"u with I'Co3iS' II llc al
die, rpted by other machines u vi d. hotter AMI
S'wirt than seam>us> oNr5 Il -" wJrk,
oEt ctht an k1Er. Send fer c"cna
NM 3 DIS. J 7. nANLS \ % ALn-,. ! NMcl -Mrc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

NJ" IiElhn t. ~ NV stopping ~ th' Is rtitt iI"bs
CIV llr hae i"en making tour oi the Western state
". rttuiHr asspriairs h investigate then remedial 1
II such ~ he make remedial We notice he ha
tsr with mark ed distinction by lead ns
N'sl aud ~, iced {" find they have shown III, u,
m'Ic al iir no has pcrhap, done Tor tic
human iils than any other America .-Ha0y J1"rnal
nan. a. &,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

sD< DOH. CANE SEAEaH - il sior. aud
~ TAR safe low at liARDT & BRu'S.
may - dis Bridge Street
NuATTNa !.-Hnir
AFA Hhies, AID Stuck and Cottn MArrkASSES aw
to 10" h'i At HARDY BRO 5.
ma II de- Iiridr III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

The Result
The returas come in gloriou-ly! We have lost
little in some Of the towns but In nearly every
one Of the counties We have made large and i'm
por,ant gainsl We are afraid to be over-sanguine
but we do honestly believe that If tho game IN
the remainder Of the State are large in proper
ton, as in those counties already heard from we
have srcuRxp SPLENDID VICTORY, and ELECTED
orr WHOLE SrArr TICKET. We subjoin the add
tional returns that we have received:
APP0MATTOX.
Union academy. Letcher "a; Goggn 80; Bp
cock l07: Clay 7s; Kilby 3; Tredway l; Logan o.;
Wesley cAapel-Le,cher AZ; Goggin Al; Bo-
cock Al; Clay So: Kilby Il; Tredway 0: Logan o.
Lynch q: Flood AZ.
Spmt S, aiag. fletcher -; Goggin 80; Bocock
100: CLAY &c. Kilby Is; Trcdway 0; Logan |;
Lynch "A; Fioh 80.
Hamaers e.: G,ggin %; Bocobk 10;
Clay 90; Kilby Trcdway |; Logan IL; Lynch
q Oikr1le. fletcher 6s; Goggin 50; Bocock 49,;
Clay 81; Kilby %; Tredway IL. Logan .; Lynch
50; Flood 81.
Court House. -Le,chcr las: Goggin 40; B'aork
1919: Clay l59: K,lhy 9; Tredway s; Logan o;
Lynch 81; Fiood l0l.
Letrher's majority SOC. Lynch majority 6?t.
Jones is elected to the ll,use Of Delegates by
about 200 majority.
*Tbere is an error in the vote of one Of the
above orecnets-the actual maturity against Col
Flood being, rs we are informed. 10.
SOUTHAMPTON.
lrors Siafion--tiaggin has majority OF 10
Leteher having received no vote at this peli.
PRINCE EDW ARD.
farmr;lie, o'cnck--Gugsins maior,,y l. ~.
Farmr,ite. Q y. M.--Goggin's maj arl,y here Is
g., gain Of 80 on the election oi ls'5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.

The voluntary testimony Of citizens who
their health under blessing of provi-
dence this celebrated hygeian remedy that for
Who angush under the pain Of rheumatism for the
scrofuIou botched, pimpled, gured
from tumors and absccsses the victims Of dis
eAsed vers for the dyspeptc aud eneebed there
every reason hone Thousands of such have
been cured by this ration and thousands and of
thousands may yet be raised health by use.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton St. New York.
Sold also by T. II. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, and by Drug
gists generally. my2-1W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
The Programme OF Napoleon III.
TURIN, Sunday, May

TURIN, Sunday, May l.
l am in a position to inform you of coming
events that may be said to be proXimate, and
which believe have not been so much as fore
seen or suspected by any journalist. My re-
quest is not indiscreet when ask you to have
implicit faith in what am about to state
Though the immediate future may belle our eX.
pectationS, vet should the designs | speak OF
never reach maturity, you will, at least know
very soon that they have been seriously enter
taned. | can assert that the ornaments OF
France will be gigantic, and that between seven
and eight hundred thousand men are on the eve
of being mobilised. An army will be placed
along the Rhine, and am almost ashamed to
mention its strength, since the statement would
seem to be exaggerated; but most trustworthy
informant has repeatedly assured me that 1t Will
not be less than three hundred thousand men.
The Emperor does not believe that Germany
will remain quiet. have often eXtolled the
loyalty of Prussla's policy, and it gives me sim
cere Joy that | am able to concern it anew
Prussia will do all she can to separate the Ger
man from the Austrian cause, but is afraid OF
being dragged along by the needless enthusiasm
of the Germans, encouraged and iomented as 1t
has been by artGul Vaccinations at Vienna, and,
in truth, the hope she enterta'ns OF German aid
NAV perhaps Justify AuStriaS conduct On the
other hand, should France respect Germany,
think the ruin Of the House Of HapSburg is
decrced Some days ago alluded to n solemn
manifesto that Napoleon intended publishing to
Europe, wherein he would express his intention
of espousing the grand principle Of nationality
persist in that statement having reason Ia
believe that the said manifesto will see the light
on the same day that the Emperor sets out for
Italy, which movement will not be later than a
week or ten days hence at the Gurthest. We
shall then see about his person men when Aus
tria hates and Justly fears, and one of whom
may be likened to living banner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

AS the time for choosing delegates to the
Charleston Convention approaches, the New
York Democratic newspapers are discussing the
question-how shall the delegates from the
Empire State be chosen? Up to this time they
have been selected by the usual Democratic
State Convention. Now, as before, those known
as Softs favor their choice by the State conven-
ton, while the Hards. as before, demand their
selection by district conventions delegates
for the State at large only to be chosen by the
State convention. So far the power of the
State in the National Convention is concerned,
the plan of the Softs is Of course more desirable,
as, under it, the delegates necessarily act uni
tedly, throwing New York's thirty six votes
unitedly on every division. The Hards are for
the district mode of choosing the delegates be-
cause well aware that now, as heretofore, they
will be in minority in State convention, and,
as consequence, their interests Of they are
chosc5. by a State convcntion) will not be repre-
scented by single delegate at Charlestoni the
majority always choosing the Delegates from its
own wing exclusively.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
THE LIVES or THREE CHILDREN LOsT


AND TIE LASTARD ONL j CHILD GIVEN Up 10
DIE WIFI CONSJ-KPTTOS! READ TIE FOL
LOWING STA TEMENT OF4 RIGRL YRESPECT-
ABLE DRUGGIST.
Mr.. WA. wORLEY, of Hanco.k county, Ohio, Impaired
the following GRETx, agent In
PIndlay:
Ma WORLKV had lost three, of family OF four chill
dren, by that DKRAD DESTROYER, CONSUMPTION! His
and child taken down, and continued to
WORSE, until the family despaired of life!
ter OF Mr. WOrley advised him try Halls BALsAN
LUXGs he purchased bottle of the Basam of
administered with the directions
continuing through entire night Next morning
the child commenced vomiting eoPOusIy, and threw
MoRH "MArTERi" RELIEE WAS INsTASrA-
The child commenced improving and Is uhree
weeks after using the BsIsau) quite 'oeH! Mr. wOrey
thinks his child will enjoy robust health.
PISDLAT, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1858. ISRAEL GREEN.
~ DR.. Halls BALsAM warranted break up the
distressing cough money will be cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
mya4-2w tn. LOGAN CO., Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

A TERRIFIC BLow.-Arkansas must be a fear
full place to live in. if we may be allowed to
Judge from the following delicate hint conveyed
there in reply to a person who had "slandered"
him:
81 will not handle the puppy as he deserves,
but will close by simply saying that he is LIAR,
too lo,0 for PITY and too mean for contempt. If
am troubled to pay much more attention to
him, shall handle him without gloves. l can
whip him before HI can scOrCh Il kiln'dried
feather He had better keep his Hy trap closed
in the future"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

The Hos Nix. KEITH of South Carolina,
reached Washington last evening, accompanied
by his briJe. He was married at Vaudeville
5. T., on Wednesday last to Miss Sue Sparks,
by the Rev. Mr.. Lafar. Mr.. X S many warm
personal friends here will find them at his old
quarters Wizards. Mr.. and Mrs. Keitt are
their way to Europe designing to go out in
the Persia ON her next trip Wash. Star OF
SATURDAY,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
To the BE. Dragged aad Poisoned Citizens
Of Wheeling md Yic!niIK

You with deIuge Of the ve; compounds in
the Of "AIcohoc DrInks that emanated from
that pest society, the LQUoR MIXER. They sold t"
you luxury, or they dispensed to you Med
cine, and in either the effect is the
There IS but escape, and that is to use,
luxury a medcament, stimulant sold
under stamp and seal, which renders it that has
not been tempered with. Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which distilled under inspection OF the British Govern
ment is decatey favored CunIke any other Gin) With
Of the valuable reetoratives 0: the Vegetable
Kingdom, by healthy beverage
The PHYSICIANS FUE"PE AHERIcA not
only its by the hale and hearty, but
scribe medicine where stimulant is required.
Tug will find it not only pleasant Cordial,
but Certain re.fn suerinEs periodical character.
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce it perfectly
pure, its restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only il quart ami pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS
cFE5, dc.
For Wheeling Va by T. H. LOGAN CO., AZ Main
street. T. Is. JOHNSTON, 17G Market St, and others
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-dGwIlm DEPOT, No. ~ BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

The discovery fguano islands in the Pacific,
continues with rapidly shat ought, if the
guano we're of fair quality to reduce the price
of that valuable fertilizer Not less than seven
ty have been discovered and claimed by citizens
of the United States, and five more are reported
in our California news as having been discovered
by a San Francisco vessel sailing in search of
guauo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

The New York CLIPPER sporting paper, de-
fines dying game" in the ring, to DC laying
down in the dirt, one eye knocked out, thumbs
and fingers ont Of Joint; n displacement of teeth,
say from mouth to stomach, and a general aP.
pearauce of uSedupcdneSS, very much that Of
having left the dissecting beach of an unskiIl,
full medical student who is trying his hand for
the first time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

\ clergyman who visited the New York Board
of Brokers, has come to the conclusion that "a
man ought to be firm Christian before he be-
comes broker" Also, that "the converse is
true. \ broker may be firm and healthy
Christian"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

TnE latest New Orleans papers contain few
details Of Mexican news. BY hypOthecating the
urch property MiramOn expected to raise
$500, 0u0 a month. The colleges of Agriculture,
Arts and Sciences and Medicine were, so to speak,
up the spout"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

\ WELL know miser recently died in New Jer-
sey, leaving large sum of money, which will
60 to his two nephews. He was eighty years
old, and died with the firm belief that, after
some years of slumber, he would return to this
earth young man, when he is to receive his
property with interest. His heirs seem quite
willing to take the money on those terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

THERE seems to be considerable excitement in
the district Congressional below. Old Rhode
rnontade (Rhodes) of the Parkersburg Nc'cs,
seems to think that Albert Gallntin jenkins
will have an easy re election, but correspond
ent of the Richmond Wing, coming to hand
yesterday, says that
Loidly is trotting Albert Gallatin Jenkins,
Democrat, through the Kanawha district, and
he says he is as certain to be elected as the 10th
Of May arrives. You know Garlic beat Lewis
in that district, and that he was only defeated by
Jenkins in the last race on account of local
prejudice in Kanawha and Mason, which is all
healed now with Ladly, who has the powerful
influence Of the name and speeches of Geo. w.
Summers. Kahawha did not cast her OPPOSE
ton vote at the last election by SOO on account
of the personal matter alluded to, which would
have elected Carlile with the vote of Mason
But she will do it now. Laidly asks for 1000
majority in Kanawha and she says she will give
him 1900
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

The London Illustrated Ne!cs remarks that
every one of the great sovereigns of the Cont
ncnt are in arrear of the intelligence of the age;
and that not one of the principals the present
unholy quarrel understands his time or the
duty he owes to it. Louis Napoleon stands
out, as an exception, if tried by his '0Or1s; for
these seem to comprehend the time. Butirhs
words as to liberty Italy are to be ofno more
account than were his words to liberty in
France, the future of this country is far from
promising. y spirit has been raised that this
time will down at no mans bidding; that demo
cratic sentiment which has been growing
stronger and spreading wider and has got to be
public opinion, will have something to do with
the finale of the present war.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS says-"The highest sphere
of woman is that il which she succeeds" The
Portland Arg"s wishes him to be a little more
definite.