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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17
E.g SHERIFF's SALE z. e
Of Valuable Real Estate


Orem, Hopkins Co. In Chaneery In the Circuit
Jacob II. Warden, q. OF. February 2Sd, 1850.
Pursuant to decree rendered in the above enti-
tls,l cause the 22d day Of February. 1880, will
proceed to sell at public sa'e Monday the 9Th day
OF Jnne 1860 ~ the front door Of the COuIt uouse
Of Ohio County TO the highest bidder. the following
real estate Of Warden Edwards. IA the bill and pro-
cCedinga mentioned. TO wit: Lots No. and 3, in
square No. So aud lnis No. and 2, In square 81 IN
the BHena Vista addition u the City Of Wheeling
and also the real estate nf the said Jacob 81. Warden,
In the bill and proceedings mentioned, to wit The
west half Of lot No. -. In Urahans aditiOn to the
City Of Nheei1ns. and situate tls south side q
Quincy street: alsO the part Of lot No !. in square
No 16 situate at the south Of Quincy and east
Of Fourth streets, and nlsasHriDg my feet along
Fourth street and lightweight feet along Quincy
street, and also the following real estate OF ths said
Michael Edwards, JF. in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, to wit: Lots Nos. 81. g., Is, - and the
northern twOthirds of lot No. IS, assigned and al
lOtted u the said Edwards aforeSAi also lots No.
IL and II, in square No o. situate in the town Of
South Wheeling. aud nlsP the shares OF the said Sii
chael Edwards, Jr in lot No. S. In JOnzthNn 2anes
addition to tho City Of Wheeling, being tho four
FeVeltP thereof In fec anu the OBeReVenth for the
Joint lives Of said Michael Edwards, Jr, and Mary
lis wife.
The said properly will b sold upon the following
terms. viz credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds
OF IIB tnIT paid, ana the Trio retained as aIuTteF
security until the whole u the Purchase m0ney =
paid. | sAAG i,,1 isM r.
apps shsrth D. c.
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SaldIes.H Harness. .TrunkS &c.
WUOLESALE 4 RETAII..

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Y B. SHEPPARD. no. 131 SIain Street, corner o
81 Union, will continue to keep on hand large and
orpste assortment Of all articesin his liG. consist
ig Of IalIieS' and GentlcmNnb Saddles Fine Coarse
Harness Trunks Valiccs, Carpet Bags, SHtchels Col
IaTe IIalneS, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
trnst By strict attention and prOmptncss to merit
continuance Of the public patronage
nor Invnprr J. II. SHEPPARD.
ssnaO 80 l3l, MaiR street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

DICH DRESS GOODS.
III Barege Anglais Robes,
English Barege Robes,
French DRrege Robes, rEE ~
French OFSandie Robes, IS
French Grenadine Robes,
and the same goods by the Yarl.,
All OF which are New, Rich and Fashionahie, and
having been bought BiRce the reduction IN prices Wo
are enabled TO oer great inducements to purchasers
ap2ll IA tFsfi.Fl D. 81 Z GR0..lt. TAYLOR.
cAIT.-pittabureh q Fnd Ohio River. for lale by
y mh2S 'l@ OLIVER PRYOR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

From the Ere. Rst-'THI sr1BlT OF fHR UMoS" 1
the title cE Handsomely coIored IthoEraph
II represents the Father Of bis Country In full mill
tRFy costume with cloak thrown over his shoulders
and surrounded by halo Of tinted clouds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17
A PICTURE FOR THR TIMES.


TNHE UNION NOT IN DANGER WHEN THE
i SHADE OF WASHINGTON IS BEFORE Us.
SPIRIT OF THE UNION.
Size l3xI7 Inches
This truly patriotic and elaborate Picture II Oil
Colors represents correct full length portrait of
WASHINGTON in military costume. illustrative Of
the following verses from William Rose WallaeSs
Poem.
And lol on high the glorious shade
OF Washington lights 1ll the gloom,
And points Into these words. aFrayeI
La lines Of fire aronnd his tomb:
SAmeTicans! your fathers sIed af
Their bloOi TO rear tho Cn:Oa's fame;
For this their fearless banners spread
On many y CORY plain.
AmerieAns! o, will ye dare,
On mountain. prairie, valley. food,
By hurlfrg jOtvn their glorious giit,
To desperate that blood! 1.
The right shall live while faction dies;
All traitors draw Hseting breath;
But patriots drink from Code own eyes
Truths Light, that conqueFs death.
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Choice First Class Insurance
-rs sHz-

sSc,,a Capital 81, 10000 absolute and Wnfrnpoired
w WIN A sTaPLus OF S506,3S So.
And the prestigeOf 3S years success and experience
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JAS. MAXWELL. IL. cAHrnE1t- eIO. H. Tr'orE
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL&TINGLB
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS


HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbIs. Prime y. o. 9IOIAsses,
l2i hIf. bills do
$50 hlds fully fair to prime n. o. Sugar.
IIS bbIs Cr Cranulated. PUVr'd and COfFes Sugars.
75 BrunO's Golden syrup.
2S New York do
500 bags good fair to prime Rio COfiea.
so pockets Java coftce.
Is bo4Ss Natl II. b lump Tobacco. .-
IS do various standard brands IS Tobacco.
Is do do do los do
10 cases s.JIunt-rB" - do
10 do Don QuixOtG@ Is do
y5 hlE ch. Y, II and g. p. Tea.
81 do OoI0nE and PouchonE Tea.
100 bbIs No. 3 Med. and Lg. Markerel.
so g Tar. large size
10 tierces Rice.
Pepper. Piniento Nutmegs. Cloves, Cassia-
Mustard. Ginger, Indigo, Bi-Garb. Soda,
SaIaratus Soap, Cnniles, Wash bOardA, BncketA
Tubs Broor1s, Nails. and all other articles eIu-
braee,I in the Grocery line NM
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oPINIoNs OF THE PRESS.

From the Sunday o1a,iey.-It Is well worthy the
AtiOntiOn Of every lover Of art.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

From, the NJ p !Sim.-sPIR17 OF the USIox. A
portrait OF Washington In IulI military dress. by
EIrGTd DechdHI. New York. This picture Is one Oi
superior merit and we doubt not viii hnd place in
every household.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17
New FaniiIY GrOCeFI.

FTHIIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
i that he has epened Family GrIceFy and Foreign
Market the Of Quincy ST. and 80
lcitr the generous patronage Of his friends and The
public generally. il 10 - =
1t will be my constant endeaynr to offer. at tie
lowest rices the best ualitieA the market aoTds-
A superior article of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand
Cicrman Produce such as Pranas, LeHtles. Split
Peas, also all kinds Of Nuts, Oranges and LeEOls,
wholesale and retail At the lowest rates. ~ '1i
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Iobaceo
Of tie different grades, wholesale aud retail g
- n q. ". REESSING6, 81
febI%-IYd Formerly with Alex. Heyulan.
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From the Sunday AtIGs.--It Is q magnificent pro-
ductIon, and deserves A cxtcRaiTe patronage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17
LIGHT GARRIA AGES AND HARNESS.

c0R> LOCATION IN THE ATHEEEUM
sf@sA Building ngscOEneF Market John Streets
opposite the Custom House, Wheeling, We. Always
ted to give satisfaction. Also work built 70 oTd OF
the latest styles and most improved patteFnA at1he
Lowest mnrket Eaies.-- : = " = y. uLLl6--lI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

From The cbnT Adreztfssr-Thc Picture Is patti
otie, and highly cclored. .-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

From the Home JouTHaL.-It represents Washington
in military costume the guardian spirit Of the
Union. II happily illustrates the Union poem re-
ceutly written by William Rose Wallace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

From the " J! Ezpress--It is fine work Of art,
and ought tograee the walls Of every house in the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

FIRE AND INLAND NsVTGA ALTON
Risks accepted AT consistent with soivency and
fnir profit.
ytrociul qeeati0a gireH to Insurance Of ELLLNGS
Gad C6uteHiy far terms ct one to -fvc gears.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17
DAILY g1etrlligtueer,
TERaIs OF ADvERTTsING.

TWELVE SOLID L1NEs OF NONPAREII, ION ONE RcH,) Of
LSS, WAKE SQUARI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

The progress of this Corporation has been stable
andupinlerrupted through seasons of financial sun
shine and storm periods eventul in or exempt from
sweeping condagrations and maritime DISASTER BE
Ing long establizhcd on cash basis tho troubles OF
the credit system affect In material particular
Daring llard times tho security OF rel2ble lnsu-
rance is m imperative duty-the ability OF properly
holders to sustain loss being then much 1essened
Policies issue, without delay, and all business at
tended 70 with dispatch and fidelity. by
Oficn over the BANK of Wheeling.
febl9-daw till Jan LIST 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17

Selling on Cheap Fof CashI
IN PER CT. CHEAPER THAN CAN DE BOUGHT
~ IN Wheeling and better article than any 9TH
er house can produce in this part Of ths country.
Please call and examine for yourselves, At 166 Main
street cnrper Of Market Alley. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
Lord Macaulay on America.

-
letter from . former secretary Of Lord Macauiay
Mr. William Parker Snow, who was employed by tho
historian to transcribe the at two volumes Of tho
History Of England s disposed deny that the famous
letter to Mr.. Randall on American institutions was fair
expression OF his opinions. Mr.. Snow Says
but this can safely saw that whatever in 1887 nav
have been the opinions Of his ordship American in
s.uons in 1850 they were Dot those expressed in tbs.
letter AT least, know that to me he gave utteranoe to
sentiments come what different and the Of IL was
thsIn ls50,t had been year In the United States,
cIose communication with his lorcshp. while en-
gagged by him to transcribs and re wrile the two
INST volumes Of his "Hstory OF England" His
uniform Kindness, bis enlarged and comprehensive
mind, and his fa--seeing judgment, always led me
TO submit my own humble writings his criticism and
friendly suggestions During my stay in America had
collected materials for two volume work the social
and political character Of transatlantic brethren
have the manuscript still by me- and partly the
ssid to about 1t. Liberal and just then thought
my views to be, found that they were less In refe
renee to America and her institutions than his greater
perence and vision pointed out to me they should be-
Well do remember almost his very words in references
to the United States and the mighty future In store for
that republic Even as strongly recall 70 mind his re-
marks when the day OF the French revolution in 1915
on coming from the Council he gave the first udings
OF that event In both cases be seemed to me 70 have
the cearest and most truly liberal views He struck
as being sincere friend OF the people, and certainly mot
at all such the letter to Mr. Randall would imply
since 1850 IL very possible though from some oSserva-
he made 70 in 1857 should have thought mot;
but, e1teemipg az 90 the memory or one whom look
upon as indeed great and good man. have ventured
upon these remarks from feeling respect his name
and desire TO chow that certainly, at time LORD
Macauay was at heart fervent advocate Of the rights OF
the people.
might add that during the months was gagged upon
his great work had opportunities for closely
seeing into and understanding wonderful miudcyen
more So perhaps than many others hadaud could give
several instances In confirmation Of what have hero
written but need say more at present except this.
The style OF the letter TO Mr. Randall is partly such as
belongs to Lord Nacsusy and partly mot Hence infer
tnst may have been written hasiiy under that i'll
ncee from which he recovering Just about the time
is dated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

ACCIDENT TO rHE STEAMER KNcyERBocSER The steamer
knckerbocker, says the Albany Journal Of the 2etn INST
which left New York last evening In company Win the
steamers New World and Hendrix Hudoo, became Grip
pied this morning when New Baltimore inc acci
dent caused by the breaking on the cennccng rod
which caused the piston to fall with fearful velocity,
breaking the top bottom OF the cylinder and again
severne the connecting rod close off by the beam Tho
accident occurred about Ave O'Clock this morning. and
bourh unattended with loss or life or even bodily inju
res caused considerable commcton on the boat
rs-nI crash followed the breaking Of the oonnectng rod
ana in almost After tho crash the boat was
yeoped wish steam. Being In shallow water there
little II any DAGGER be spprcheuded, and the passeu
gers, flncirg tbst The engine was only broken, wecc
quickly quieted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

Of resctious s.d r'vivs. Beossse dslusioss
b.ve been detected, cid No scosuoA back ~ Gro
tDee tbss soclet, csa DO in any way rssovsted or
heightened by the spectacle q too mca fighting 10
rps uAt their csisured faoes cssse 70 Aave aansa
we ought to have u We ought 70 be sblo 70 see
at The ALEXANDRIA and ciss where for shilling, go IL
uDoer ;he saoesSe q the ,aw .:a tos ressaoa q sns
In sporting pia publ sned last cveaios we nad tho
rmXk Inspired ~ yestordsy's fight" whes We sas
co. Aad We though, of she days Of sraactathe-s
vbtp glorious old Uorntnisns looked upsa the sg rs
N Institution Of me country" And Ies the same suteo
AMERICAS we ere told eIosed tho adms aaoa Of his op
pooepts "HA right eye nearly bsded carly Ia the
oo0tes about the tscsty ofsh resad his c vas also fast
ct His Was ibe thai Of . rsgcd boar ssd he hal
fearu sashes Ia he checks, but stu no seaght with IN
dom,sbie pluck: wbes 30 ha his biov. wore terrible,
sDd sounded the o the spectAsrs Nike he crack
If bunung whip" The right arm Of tho Esglshuan.
ve are told, disabled BY steam hammer blew from
As .pposeo. q about ne sssa rcu.d "Ae .a. caught
paoed Toms bead in caaseery aad a. tho seco.d coca
mon would have ssransed h sssrsAs hsd NJ Tho ropes
been cut I" .ts- Old ksIf
And Ass q the u~sa,e svs," y Ne saiA hxadrets, Is
md thoxsards. posd esr tAyee ostess ptes yesterday
Tor this the days q grandfalhc sAsse "g0risus cid
ehe matter APPEARS . DO hat tho Aneroaa maa In the
flower Of youth mach taller, logger In the arm thres
soee heaviss thaa BIZ spps.sss carly gained .. adysa
am, and from that sns direossg hs bows % tho
tended ride What boyoud The vel asoortansd fact that
5, Tho cos,ot tso y. . ussqssy ssosss ws oss
moi ooneeve II . given out thas - Tie csoiict stun
Undecided must Il neceaity 30 rssu1ed and ooaoIudes
lic which has grown up alness without kas~isg ~hsG
pSe 0gh are been made acquainted With their
character, We may expect that vii DO losg bcorc al
oher exhbon IKE the erees asht Of Sayers and Hseaan
= permitted. Our cicisstssn has osa MsscA end caa
Nc qeerd 70 % back to ol6 rs1saiaw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
AN ENGLISH VIEW AFTER THE FIGHT.
IErnfn The Inndon Na xs Anril Ia

We trust that the most fastidious OF readers will
shrk the report OF the Great Prze Fight which we re-
pubsh from contemporary columns 1t not as faith
ful chronicers the members Of profession are
sometimes called that print the account u me contest
between Hscnan and Sayefs. We have never acknaw-
lodged and will acknowledge the obligation Of
conductors of newspapers TO become the sympathetic re-
oordcrs Of whatever takes place Just because happens
70 End considerable measure OF support amongst the
public While so much OF the good that is done every
day Is commonly held to be unsuitable for the columns
OF . newspaper, It would be hard indeed We were
bound TO mirror the worst side OF human nadre There
times however, when the sensveAess OF quiet easy
going people ought not to be spared, aud think Tat
Enqs society, lcc fore,e7rskd for lOtSS prst9ei the
erhaon Ash yesterday, has right 70 Complain oeisg
confronted tctts Us hpfeons ddilS. IL there
any OF our readers who Cab peruse ii
without regret we confess cannot print it without
shame This brutal display would not have taken plsoe
but for the countcoan the ght has received per-
better instructed than the classes who generally
understood osu2por The prize ring We i've IN times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
NEW HERALD MONDAY APRIL 80 l8so-TRIpLH SHEET

SIGHT. that now declare, h case the money and the Ss
NOT hooorably given up to that ses.Iemaa shall
ignore all connection or parsoIpasoa in pr,ss
sbst Mr. Heeoan is fully enuued TO the trophies OF ss
late encounter. and ne does mot get then Il Is gd
time al rspeo,Abie who admire cultivate chs q al
sSo manly spors 70 retire from all connection with the
Hn g ., ooce and with thus Il would be- OF oours.
us uess for 70 oicr mysof candidate for nsuc
so o. o. from reports have receiyed England
sloy sDd prioe In the emblem "FaH Play" has ssnoe
sis her shores fully departed Respectfully.
AARON JONE3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
LETTER FROM AARON JONES ON TIE FIGHT.
TO THE EDITOR THE NEW YORK HERALD.

From the various newspaper accounts of the recent
prize fgh. between John c Heenan aud Tom Savers,
em so thoroughly convinced that Mr. Heenan won this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

wbs had bet o. ssyers vhsse iucSiess and dosaatss
persoesses ve'e ssstsoed dusieg TIE eeare evsnss .
psnoos, sbe ., every neo,Iss u tue Boz ." ssas
w~os prcacttos AID dsscsog Gsuas the sparness
Hesasss colsrs to- oar vere the osj-ot o. ire
queps and bic upt eu'oetuus Ooe gvoggy uaiw'ss.f
after cslm,y ssrveyios theu fse ie~ 0,cutes, asd
doubt bssog tGsPtscd ~ the sight. Mrsea
70 tho cro.d and sehsercd n'as.9 o. spssos s'Ss~
nsy-eOa 90 To00y deearn--douy 'moust TO much IN
Voyages 70 oaatorsy- tusus blacks m,ta-doat ksss
hes psze 0gbter tall somebody tells him-knocEs
sesBst h'Ds~m--oewes bs.e-dshw MMsissey AMI g-ss
4es- goes to Eeslsnt Oh tine deter uiuauoa II orsg
sos ss .1s " !.
seconds snd ooxss Eosshmea beades-(spplAuse)-
sna TOO"
coscIusss Of shk scono option. Of tho life ED
enterprises OF the American chamraea, tue orsGA
''anilsd" and he eoaversadoa again bsoaas gonerL.
JAKE RooMs's IN xnscER STREET..
This well kposn ress Of tho 10 orders Of the sfaa
cy" the Of considerable tsent duriax ths
day ms ootsrie here assembled discussed the axA sna
IN ooescoted wh Il, uitA great. nos creator order
Outside Tho house and Tho deer the Two baausrs e
be oomsatann we're displaSeA-taas Il Heensa sssvo
hat q SAyers, the latter being draped in deep msura.g
THE FIGHT AMONG rHn TxUrOEs.
whca night bad pet In bury and hsssss Has, h ~
osrdAncs win hs usual custsn beeok himself 70 ne
lager bier saloon here 70 indulge in tho imsbiag Of hs
favura beverage. mo excitement OF the day was osa-
hgious and the iapsrtlrbabis Hans had caught IT, fAs
extra IN EngIish) was q Isngh produced BY some eas
in The saloon and 4 osos ccoasoned great exossussk
The fortunate Tor unfortunately Individual who haOpess
70 possess knowledge d both tho English and Gerass
seSos. Stated IN the midst Of gaping crowd i wss
amusing TO watch TIE varying euotso0s the esasts-
Of EACH the puxzsd expresssS Of the tesaa
tnr when he oame TO suoh words "mug % saesr -
sciarc& "peeper," and like technical terms Of tho
Vocabulary which be rendered best he COULD ont
Win some learned remarks - to heir probable mean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
THE WEST SIDE.

During his stay In New York previous to his departure
for England, Heenans headquarters located at the
Malta " saloon, corner Of Broadway and Thirteenth
street. When the newsboys on Saturday morning rush
ed through the streets, crying their extres" containing
en- account OF the tight, copy was Immediately pur
chased at this establishment and eager and anxious
throng at gathered around the upon whom the
duty Of reading had fallen reading progressed the
alternate OF the Boy vocferously
cheered, and when the thirty reached
one enthusiastic individual mounted chair and offered TO
bet I" hundred against anything upon Heenan." Il is
almost needless to state that he bad takers and the
reading OF the paper continued The betting by the haue
OF this establishment had all along been even with the ex
cepon Of one two cases. where the odds of 100 to
so, or to 4, had been offered, but without takers
With due Difference to the titulary saint OF the 10.
caity, Heenans colors, neatly gotten up silk, were
displayed the bar At the lower end OF the apart
ment were various engravngs and prints all illustrative
OF the great event The "Boy' and Tom Sayers were
here exhibited side by sde in all the glory of red white
and blue paint, while their heads wore
hung the rival prize flags. Beneath the represen-
taton OF the quondam champion OF England were
BY Nat Langham-to all Of which ardent admire' Of
tne BOY bad added, with pencil, Beaen BY John G.
Heenan, April II, 1907
The feeling against Morrssey for the part taken
In the affair was violent in the extreme The indgnsnon
OF some was very great At the portion OF the establish
mept above referred TO- there among the prints one
containing tabeau Of licensees Of distinguished pugsts
Of this country and in which, Of COURSE Morrssey was
presented. During Saturday evening, and when the
Indignation against that individual ut It's pitch,
Of those present walked deliberately TO the engraving
and with knife hacked and cut the features OF the like
nees until recognition impossible, interspersng mis-
operations with frequent oashs and curses.
Later in the evening great number OF the " fancy"
assembled ut this place. and 10 tell the readers that tne
great mip the all cngrossing and ali absorbing
topic Of conversation would be about useless as to in
form him that prize Fight took place 18th instant
between John O. Hcenan and Tom Savers The account
the fight read and read ard particular round
in for It's due sbare OF COMMENT whs various and
profound theories advanced on all sides in RAJ
gard to the whole affair. As each new conner
made his appearance he warmly greeted by
those present the mote OF ssutson for the tina being
nesrty grip.
Among those assembled were couple Of iatiyiiusls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

To learn how the news was received and Its general
effect we despatched several Of reporters through the
city extra Heralds' abounded like flakes, over
fifty thousand having been solo, and by three ocock in
the afternoon everybody seemed to be OF the facts
Pictures Of the rival heroes and pctoras with represen-
taons Of the light that must have been drawn By tee
windows while In many Of the sporting houses and res
taurants the respective flags Of Sayers and the Benica
Boy aoated conspcuously the counter Il was evi.
dent at glance that HeenAn stock had gone up hun.
dred per cent Doubters became admirers and admirers
became enthusiasts. Any quantity Of money ready
TO be bet that Heenan could whip any public fighter 10
the world and occasionally would hear remark con
oernpg his prowess 80 insane that il couIi have only
emansaed from most painfully spiritual delusion.
rhk is no wonder, hoSever, for the quantity Of
LIQUOR drank IN honor OF the Bonicis Boy was
10 use q common expression, oeuough to float
frsase." The impression generally prevail.