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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

PARNUMwAMERICAN MUSEUM.
REMARKABLE SUCCESS
EE::EE H E EH
whDsEsp&Y, SslSs Eil1 & T''isise 's:y T. ~ IT,
AFTERNOON s so,clocE,
AFTESsSSs, AfFTTEESsSSs :sssss'siss., 1t s$siSss,
EVENING, EVENING "A q s,sisss. Ssisss.
E$fsfsS' H$HzsisS !: 4 4 ::1::s: ;:i:;s:
John Peerybnslo by Mr. g W. cLARKE, E,..--'... -
NJ. n.rv ,,,.,, And .ly Dot By Mis-. Emily MEsTAYHR n
mated TsSIesas. ' ''''''' '''''A'''' -'' '''''
GREAT EXCITEMENT OVER THE WHAT Is rrr
which @ puzzles the crowd Of daily observers a. 70 whether
nc '''A LOWER ORDER OF MANKIND,
HIGHER oRDER OF II THE III MONKEY TRIBE
GREATEST OF ALL MARvELs YET
Is the wholly '"il15ITiTSS IIGaITSINe CALCULATOR.
Prof Hutchng who adds up columns Of figures with insan
glance teaches Obe snane' and delights shoassnds
every day.
MILLION oF OTHER CURIosITIEs, inclasieg .hs
~, sH'saH GRhNb s AauARfA HAPPY FAMILY LIFE sIzE
WAX FIGURES Of A. W: HICKS, r;s MCKALoW, SohM ~
hoel,' Smn" WITHOUT VI TIC Ws1{ EXTRA S.rh. cH1RaE
Adraiusnce to an IS cents Psrqust Is cents eItr..
Children years IS cents aud 10 the Psrqae 10 cents
extra
On Saturday frenOon' including the sstardsy .oonl ps.'
omance the whole charge 70 children under ten Ten censs
Pquet Balcony thrown free TO all ages.
w ALLAC CK's EATE R.
w Doors 'D:fH :foSdST 5. e "%Sf6sfs5S sS,''A
In Of the osehowng house on Saturday sSo WV
ness ''' pS''''H'''f@sILL WILL BE REPEATED
Shendan'e superb comedy, in five acts OF
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
TOMORROW THURSDAY,
compliance with the request Of patrons wiz 10
'''e' POSITIVELY LAST TIME THIS SEASON,
Tie great comedy T,ty n hye sGs6 ss,s o To Rim
To conclude with tLe fsyorite farce o.
SPLENDID CAST,
The sne old comedy, in FIVE sets, Of
iO'0"'''' THE ROUGH DIAMOND. E.
" Mr. WALLACK
D'e' 10 ca" rGEGTER M asrHo1 GoISS &c COMMUNITY
COMIC DRAMA
called tho
b, o'T5hNfV Toa ThYhoR HHSih
Which has created %Q pSTer@ ySt sf,: in London 0"
MrRTHFTL STYLE,
EXTREME NOVELTY
SCENIC EFFECTS.
had uninterrupted crowded houses az the Hay
market Theaer from the middle of February up to the present
time. The play will include In ,u
ALL THE TALENT
or The bilant Company engaged at this Theetek .
Notice OF Il. hight viii be duly given, aud with the
change of time In commencing the performance.
Box-Book now open
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tis cv In Tie Calvary bgptst Church. the Rev. A. d. Ill
LETT ID. d. Pastor, ON ThC CRSDAY, Mey 10 The service
viii commence O'Clock, m with Of prayer and
praise ordinary business meeting viii be held, commencing
AZ 10 O'clock meeting for addresses viii be held IN the
m ct 3 O'Clock Addresses be expected
aung meetings BY the Hon ISAAC DAVIS Of Worcester
Msss tie Rev G. W SAMPSON, ID. D., Washington, ID O.,
the Rev WILLIAM ARTHUR hewtonville, N y, the Rov
ROBERT LOWKEY New oTk City aud others Meeting for
Divine Service be held in the ENENING commencing ct
"a O'Clock and the viii be preached BY the REV. D. e.
EDDY. ID. d. OF Boston, Mass
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rNHE GREAT BOOK OF THE AGE.
Il THE GUILT OF SLAVERY
AND THE



Demonstrated from the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures
By Gro. Is. CHKEyKR, ID. ID.
"Dr Cheeyer has done vastly important work demonslra
done all controversy that warrant for
Slavery be found in the Hebrew Gnd Christian srp.ures
-tNsiional Anti Slavery Standard
neither unineresng while II eynce- degree
Of erud;ion and statistical lore that will excite admiration and
surprise, and is the Slavery valuable aid
Evening Post. .
1t Is admirable and mastery Observation-Disclosures
conpetest and abest discussion OF the subject
we have with. Ii will be the standard work this
subject among scholars"-lFreeWn Baptist Quarterly.
lt Is Of very thorough and substantial scholarship
Let Dr. Cheev be read and studied Those who have found
impossible his nhesred denuncaton Of Slavery
in h native English win find II difficult b dsodge the
hon his thicket Of Hebrew roots"- independent
The subject IL discussed In exhaustive manner with great
originality and with the characteristic vehemence
of the authoT."-lN. Y. Tribune.
For sale wholesale and retail at the Office Of the American
AntSayey Society No. Beekmanst Now York and by tbs
Booksellers generally. Price Sli by ma III IS. liberal
discount viii be made to the trade
ALSO,
AMERICAN SLAVERY
DEMONS ATOMS
IN FAVOR OF
DR.. CHEEVER IN SCOTLAND.
Letters Of sympathy distinguished clergymen and others
together with speeches by Ds Candlish Guthrie buchanan
Afe1audcr Syth and others neat pamphlet oi ~ p1-e
Price per hundred; cents single.
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American congregational Union.
TMenty-third Annual NIeeling Of lle Americor

The ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING for the election Of
0aiceTs &c III take place TIL RSDAf May H. st pm
N the City Assembly Rooms, No 4iS Broadway
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49, BROADWAY.
4ff PROFESSOR JACOBS and TEMPLE OE MAGIC

Efff PROFESSOR JACOBS and TEMPLE OF MAGIC
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS AST0NISHED and DELIGHTED
AUDIENCES GRAND RECEPTION, TRIUMPHANT
DEBUT-The crowded houses and immense applause which
have greeted the great English Wizard Venoqu and Inn
provatOrc and Ms Golden spghty best proofs of
the afforded Iii. Temple Of Enchsnmen has be-
the OF the fashion beauty aud ers Of New York
Professor JACOBS With thirty years practice aud the fame
gained In Europe India California and Australia unheralded
by long announcements without puf captp or hunoug
has been received upon his first appearance with crowded fash
ionabe and delighted sssebsges. Admission, % cents Ne
served Seats 50 cts Private Boxes IS each Doors open a. a.
performance to at Box Office daily TO secure
Reserved Seatr
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American Homc missionary society.

The THIRTY-FOUkTh ANNIVERSARY Of TINS Society
Ei be held IN the Church Of the Pitans Union
THIS "wednesday EVENING, at Z! o'clock Addresses by
Tie Rev THOMAS s. HASTINGS Of New.York, the Rev.
JACOB NJ MANNING OF Boston Mass, and the Rev. RUFUS
w. CLARKE Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

On Saturday forenoons including the Saturday tnoon) per
the hoe charge children under ten ten cents
Pque and Balcony thrown open free 70 All ages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
VOL. XX.....No' 5,94I.

The Anniversary of the Universalist sunday
Schools of Newly ok and Brooklyn wiz be held in Dr. Cha
pins Church Rrosdwsy WEDNESDAY,, May 8, at p M
II stormy, Il win take place the next fair day
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DARE CHANCE for $1,500.-An established
proprietor hes other business calling him the city
81 required in cash. the balance be paid at the eoDyen
Of the purchaser For particulars address T. o. Box lso
Tribune Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19
By 5TEI1IGRA PH.

CINcINXATI, Dec. 1S.-Flenr. unchanged anl dull.
Whisky II, with sales 100 bbls. no change in
Wheat, Cornior Barley. Oats advanced to %. but
dull Hogs dull and 25c. lower, closing heavy ut
S5,25@5.90. Mess pork declined to $I4Q145O.-
Green meats duh atd Nc lower. Lard In moderate
demand at S4.
New York. Dec. 1s.Flour advanced; sales Ohio at
S505@n5.23; Southern What firln sales
900 bus. red Wcstern at Sl.2O; white s1!24@
Corn firm; sales 5000 bus. mixed ut 62@65 Pork
heavy at for mess md SlOGb1 so rprmo
Lard steady. Whisky lower: sales ats. Groceries
unchanged. 80
PuILADgLrH1A, c.1S-Flour sells to the trade at
tT5@5.l211 for superfine; $5l2laa5,3I for extr1k;
$1,000 6forEextra family, aud 81, 12a36;50 Tar fancy
lots. Wheat in limited demtlld sales 1000 Inns. Mt
81 15@l, 2S for Wesernund Southern red, aMl 81 %
91.I for wlfte Corn dnl at 81 forold yellow. and
new from 81 to s.. Mes, pork held ut sl72s@l7.5O.
Bacon steady for shoulders aud 1O! for Sides
Coffee firm: sales lO l.ses Rio at 12lS@l31 Wits
ky ranges from IS to 1917.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is.--Plonr dull: Toward st. and
Ohio held at IS: Ohio $ls7 no sales. Wheat dul:
nc sales .1o@lls for red and 81 2oGal forwhite
3D. Provisions dull an,lsnoinal. Coffee lleaYy + and
lower; sale! at 12aI3. Whisky steady at ISL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

B8~L EcruRrs.-A second series will
be delivered by DR.. j. j. Marks, before the
Young Mems Christian Association, in this
city, commencing on Friday night, at the
First Presbyterian Church. The success
attendant upon the first series delivered
last winter, ia a sufficient guarantee that
the present will be deeplysinteresting aud
worthy of "a hearing, DR.. NJ. has travelled
over the places and scenes he describes,
and. comes to us fresh with their m, morics,
We can promise all, who go to hear him,
that they will not be disappointed, but
will feel themselves amply repaid,
The terms are within reach ofaall, and it
will be seen that large attendance will
be needed to meet all the expenses ut
which the Association will be, to provide
this course ofable and Instructive lectures.
Let then, the house be filed with hearers.
See advertisement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

THE UsE OF DR.. HosrErTEn's sroMAoH
BITTEnis for Dyspepsia, Fiatulencc, Hcavi-
ness of tile Stomitch, or any. other like
n affection, is second to none in AmSrica or
abroad. To be able TO state confidently
that the "Bittersn are a certain cure for
dyspepsia aud like diseases, is to the pro-
prictors source of nnOlloyed pleasure
1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, pnriies the blood, impnrts re-
newed vitality to the nervous system, Civ
ing it that tone and energy soindispcnsa-
BILE for the restoration ofhealth. Thesnu-
merous acknowledgements of its superior
excellence and beneficial results, have as
sured the proprietors that it cannot but
prove a great cure to the afflicted, and i'm
part vitality to the thorough system.
0B@See advertisements in another coll
amn. dec I'm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19
apl4ponTAxr PNocEEDlYos N RRtA

GSAlNPORTANT PROCEEDINGS IN SEkA-
TIoy 70 TRs. CLEVELAND \ PlrrsRrnGs r. R.
CoupAxY.-in the q. s. Circuit Court, the
o,hcr day, at Cleveland, an order was
granted giving the c. &tP. II. Il. Company
leave to execute aud issue tosIenry G..
Kingsley bonds to tue amount Of one mil mil
lion three hundred thousand dollars, to be
used for constructing AMI cxtsndingl the
road from Rochester to PittsbuEg, aud u
mortgage upon the road, its revenues and
nropertv TO secure the same; and to exc
..ute and.issuc bonds to james +. Clark to
the amount of one million two hundred
tbousantls doIlars,to benscds WHOLLY for the
n purpose Of compromising, funding and
having the. Indebtedness of the Company,
and to cxecute-n mortgage as above to Sc
cure the same. These mortgages and
bonds are 10 be without prejudice to the
existing mortgages and liens on the Com
pany's Road and property.
The expenses of engraving, &C., are. to
be provided for by the Receiver, Mr Nc
Culloughs Of the funds in his hand.
The Court also. appointed G. p. Wolcott
a Commissioner To. examine the reports of
the Receiver, and report to the Court
within sixty days after the filing of each
returns of the receiver as to the business
ofthe road, aud his receipts and disburse-
ments made under tile ordcrof tue Court.
These movements are of great impor-
tauce, and their carrying out will be at
tended with the most beneficial effects to
the interests Of the Company. The COM
pletiou ofthe road into Pittsburg, will
terminate the large annual outlay for the
right Of way over rival route; will Sc
cure a full share of the large localstrnde on
the ling between Roclesterund Pittsburg,
and will put an end to the present dis
criminatiou against the road, in the dis
tribution of tic business between Pitts
burg and the Northwest. The net annual
gain TO the road by this extension of the
line, will probably be u hundred thousand
dollars.
The bonds to be issued to Jnmes +.
Clark are for tI:e purpose of compromising
aud funding the floating debt of the 'sRiv-
cr Line bonds" The market value of the
latter is about '.nil," the securities being
Of a very doubtful Character. The pro
posal TO compromise them will therefore
undoubtedly be gladly accepted by the
holders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

ssS- OVER E1CI1 EalEST, antl'the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention 10 business or
study, 3re among the numerous clrses Of Nervous
lleatiache The dtsOrtlered state of mind ard body
Incident to this distressing complaint isa fatal blow
nall cnergy and ambition Sufferers by this lis6r-
der can always Obtain speedy relief from tliest. dis
tressing attacks by using one Of the Ceplmic pills
whenever the symptoms appear. 1t qmiets the over
tnsketl brain, and sootes tile strained and Earring
nerves and rciaxes tile tension of tile stomach Which
always accompanies and aggravatcs tle disurlcreIl
condition of tile brain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19
Another cure.
WAuMADEE, MINNESOTA,

MEssns. b PAeE, in. $50.
Ge7ltlmen-During the past seven years L
have suffered from aIl.the ills incident to
q weakness of the digestive organs. at
times seized with an extreme loathing of:
food nave not tasted nourishuent for
days; aud again, when mn appctitcpartially
returned, the stomach was unable8to re-
tain what was eaten. AT the suggestion
of a friend, who had received much benc-
Bitters, procured a bottle, and before L
had taken half of it, experienced much re.
lief; and now; after having continued to
use it for short time, enjoy excellent
health. Yours, &C.,
nov-lm j. NodAsTER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS sAvED.-Ar srald-
Prepared Glue and 1t is estimated that each bottle
slyes at least tO dollars worth Of broken furniture
thus making I'M aggregate of twenty millions OF
yention. Having made his Glue Il household word,
he now proposes to do the world still greater service
by by curing all tho aichtug heads with his CepnIic
Pills anil II they good nB his Glue Headaches
will soon vanish away like snow in July.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19
a Real Blessing.

tysicianAW eli. NIrs. how is that heatlncnsa
MIS-. .In,'es-C onel Doctor, oil gonei The Pill you
sent cured me IA Just twenty minutes, and 1 wish
IMySictUH-You can get them at any Druggists
eau rsCephac lills; find they hever hil, and
recommend thenl in all .clses of Headache.
AIRS. ,l0nes-zI shall send for a box directly, and
Shall tell all my suffering friends, for they IRE real
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

70 DID you ever have the Sick IIeadHclei Do
yon remember tile throbbing temples tho feycret
brow he otthing and disgust at the Eiglt OF food
How totally unit you were for pleasure, conyt ssa2
relieved you fronljall the suffering which You then
experienced Fortlis md other purposes y6n Should
always have box Of them on hand to az OCCASION
requires. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

B9seIs AlIRoAD AcUIDGN 70 Saturday
evening last as san Irishmat named
Edword Neil, while on bonrd=a hand car
E4fnlcompany8with six other luborcrs. was
coming down. y grade at q rapid speed,
motif this side Of 6oldmb1s, on the Cen.
trail Ohio Raj road, he stopped downsfor
some purpose, md received a blow on his;
head from the crank, knocking him OFF
the cer,5while its .hehYy freight passed
over him, breaking two ribs, and badly
ibruising him inward ~. He was taken 10
his house, and. medical assistance simme-.
ttiutely called. 1t is probable that he may
recover. .7t.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

GREAT DIscovERY-Annong't tho most important Of
considered the system vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the CephnIic Pill FIR roller Of
Headache, and the ns0 of Quinine for the prevention
OF FeNers, either Of which is sure srecitic wlio8o
benefits will be experienced byssuGerihg humanity
long after. heir tscoSerers are forgotten.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19
aRS9eTNE RlYsn.-Tlla rirer s,ill nna.

RsE5@IHE 7RIvER.-The river still goes
down slowly. The weather yesterday was
dark and cloudy, and the smoke hung
heavy over the city, adding to the general
gloom of the town. $50 1zs
The fne steamer Bostonn No. 2, cnpt.
Morgan, arrived mr., yesterday from Cidnin-
natl, and willzleaye again this evening".
.B0ttelle is in the Office aud promises
passengers q pleasant trip:
SgtageYoUNe gentlemen are respectfully
requested to call at log, AtainSstreet and
examine the fine present books to be seen
there. ...s..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

2BRrpaE Mfssu4 wants you to send her a box Of
GelllHlle Glue, no, bottle Of Proplfea Pa,-IQt
yell be atter knowing what IT il Ye see size nigh
dead and g0ue witt tie Sick leadaclc and wunts
some more of that s.nle relaiyed her before
Pills. ~ s. Is y {si5i5 - =
gGtz7Och sure now aud you've sed it, here's
day about It aitllet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

nB%TuE Gaion, yesterday morning, in
long article attempting to justify its bad
treatment ofthc Union meeting ofFriday
night. intilnates in most extraordinary
way, that it is responsible for something
and Inns no idea of Sinking. 1t tells
what it will allow and what it will not
allow, and gives us advice as to the man
ner in which We should express our disap-
probation of tue doings of that immacu-
: late concern The Union must never
suppose that We care the snap of a finger
who is responsible for its verbose contents
or whether anybody is or not. In. giving.
onr views ofthings the Union writer will
perhaps, be the last person consulted, and
we can get along very comfortably with
out any advice whatever from that quarter.
The condition of one with chip on ones
shoulder is SO comfortable and SO Ratter-
ing TO ones personal prowess, that We
never feel like knocking it off, although
we are not aware that there ia unyinhtbit-.
ing 'plank', in our '.plutrorm, when it
comes to that.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

u =
ESS@ MAGNIFICENT PREsExTs roe CAR1sr-
stAs-M 1rcuELL's New G ExERAL ArLAs.-
says'the principal ofone of the best semi
naries ST our country: - ,ssss
aIhave; examined NIitchelPsN New General
Atlas and find it to be the best work ofthe
kind that ] have ever seen. AS a map
view of the world, it seems to leave moth
ing to be desired. The statistical tables
and the plaus of the principal. cities, evil
IDENTIFY prepared with much care and accu-
racy, add greatly to its worth. The en-
larged maps Of the several States, showing
the county boundaries. and, also, of all the
countries to which any special interest
attaches, add'immenselyto its value. The
typographical execution of this " ork is
beyond all praise and it is, indeed, n
splendid illustration OF the progress Q art
in that direction. Every teacher should
have copy for referencein his school. It
should be in every library and reading
room, and no family that cnn afford the
expense should be withoutit"
The only opportunity for securing this
work is from the agent, who is now can
y3ssingsin this.city Acopy can be seen
atthe book store of j. G. Orr & Co, No.
lac, Main street, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

FAcr woRTM KNow1So.-s palding's Cenl,alic pills
arc certain cure for Sick IcadaIc, Bilious Hetd-
ACHE. Nervous HeNdaehe, Costfyeuess AMI Gencaal
Debility. -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

RALE1GH, N C.,lpec.s 18.-The bill for
arming the State has passed the Senate
after considerable debate, by n vote. of3s4l
yeas to 3 nays. twill come before the
House Tomorrow. Much anxiety is cx-
pressed regarding the effect of this move5
mentnpon8 our federnl relations 80
{ The Commissioners from Alubamas and
Mississippi, arrived here to4GaY. There is /,
10 Democratic caucus in session tonight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19


- tayortte sign BY which
tnrslnlaRes known any deviation from tile
natural state OF the ril and viewed III this light il
may le9k ed on az 50 ieguarI intended to give
notice OF dse,se Which iGlit otherwise escape at
teltton laIe to be fenieietl; and It's inttta.
tons SHOULD never he neglected.. Headaches may
two syniptOlnatic and
7Sy pt0lilt ic ICslacle is exceedingly
common aud is the precursor great variety ii
are tiniit ltcuii!-
ttsin and dtseases In lis nervous form Ii
is Of disease Of the stomach constitute
ing SIeE teadicte, OF llepatic disease constituting
OF WORMS et.nstnttion other
otlthc bowels, wellns renal and uterine
affections Diseases of the llenrt IRE very
Headaches; Antemia nnl plethora are
which frequently OCCASION lir:ttNcr
ldlopathic Headache > also very common, being
usual ngltshed by tile IMme atrtUue hgtd
9oAe, s2lnstns; coming pnsutdenlysilra state APP
am Vt once the
te9mes on heraIled by depression Of spirits
or ncerbtt of temper In most instances the pain
y ~ Tue trout OF the head over one or both eyes, aud
Chimes :,uier tlis Glass rtay
also be named At1rdlgid. L -
For the tnent of either class of Headache tile
Pills have been found and safe rene.
the most acute pains ina few minutes,
anu by ITS subtle power Graduating the disease OF
which ueadache IL the unerring index. i 53f3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19

Bosrox, Dec. ia strong address TO
the people of massachusetts, llus beenIpub-7
.lished, dcnouncing as unconstitutional the
personal liberty BILL. and RECOMMENDING
its repeal. II is signed by thirty-five gem
R. r. Curtis, late Judge of. tic Uutted5
States Supreme Court, Ex-G Governors Lin.
coin, Clifford, Washburn, Gardner and
other eminent citizens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
every. Court in the State. = ~ y %.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-19
Secession Conv,c,,'t,o,,

CoLuAnIA, Sc, Dec. l7-The South
Carolina Secession, Convention, whichias
sembled in the Baptist+ Church, had four
ballots for President. On the fourth.
Gov. Gist rcsighing, Gen.. Jamison receiy5.
ed 9, and was elected.
In consequence Of the ravages Of the
small pox, an adjoutnment to Charleston.
was carried, after i. debate. No business
was transacted except the appointment Of
a committee
Fourteen cases of small pox were re-
ported on1Sunday, and seven to-day. Tie
eases are only reported where the symp-
toms aud developments clearly indicate
the disense.
The Legislature has adjourned to meet.
in Charleston on Thursday.
The inauguration of the Governor to-
day, attracted a large crowd, and many
ladies' occupied the gallery of the Repre-
sentatiyes' Hall. Gov. Pickens read his
inaugural address, which contained senti-
ments decidedly firm for secession. He
was warmly Npplaudcd. In the rear Of
Gov. Pickens. at the Speakers stand,
was howell Cobb, and also Messrs. Ell
more and Hooker, the Commissioners from
Alabama and Mississippi.