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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-14

At PASSPORT, Pa, they have estabIisneda
"Citizens Watch" which for efficiency
must be painfully annoying. a night or
two since the editor of the Sentinel was
aroused from his slumbers by loud rap
at the door, and repairing thither received
the very gratifying intelligence that his
"eat wanted to be let in"
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WTGSI WIGSI WIGS!

pATcHELoR's WIGS AND TOUPBEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light, oasy aud durable.
Fitting to chaTm-nO turning up behind-Io
shrinking of the head; iudeod this is the only Ea-
tablishmeut where those things ars properly under
stood and mldO.--l0 Bond Street, New York.
plhl3d&wly
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MRS. WINsLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitate the process of tccthng, by soening the
gums. reducing all inlamati0n-win allay all pain,
and il sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it,
mothers 1t will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe In ell CASES.
See advertisement in another column.
aug2g'5q-l yd&w
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IN CHANCERY.

TTIRGINIA,-.AtRu Rules hold In tho Clerks oflce
Y OF tho Circuit Court OF Ohio County for the
month OF hIaIch, 1860:
William G. Patterson, William L. Savage and John
O. Taylor aAsignees of tho President, Directors and
Company Of tho Bank Of Pennsylrania, and David
Mccartney. holders OF bonds secured by trust deed
or mortgage executed and delivered by the Hemp
field Railroad Company, dHted JVRe Ith. 1855, who
sue ON their own behalf and for and behalf of such
other holders Of the like bonds SO secured rs may
contribute to tho expenses Of this suit,
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10 The Sheriff Of Ohio County, GREETING:
WYE COMMAND YOUTH YOU SUMMON THE
w Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, II It be
found in your baiiwick, to appear at the CIcrs Of
flee of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County at RuIeS to
be held for the said Court, the first Monday in
April. 1889, TO answer John NJ. Norton, who sues
by his next friend Edward u. Norton, Of a plea
then there this writ. Witness Atomic Loring Clerk
Of our said Court, the Court House Of sid County,
IN the City of Wheeling, the I'd day Of April 1859,
and In the S3d year Of the Commonwealth.
copy-TeAte: ALONZ0 LORING, Clerk.
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! De. McCLINTOCK,s COLE

yar5, DIR. MeCLINTOCK's COLD
HNAES aud Cough Mixture is combination Of III.
tures vegetable autidotes to the irritation and dis
turbance of the breathing apparatus, which produce
colds. coughs hoaraenes aud throat. 1t removes
in very short time every vestige Of Inflammation from
tho lgS aud throat and the free inspiration
of perfect health. Price IS conts. Soldby LAUGH
Inns DUSHFIELD, Wheeling; 9. FUNDENBERu,
Bridgeport, and Druggists generally. markedly
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A Chemical Writing Fluid,
A Chemical Writing Fluid,

EQUAL TO ARNoLDs LONDON INK.
EQUAL TO ARNOLDs LONDON INK.
MADE BY LAUGHLINs DUsuPIELD.
MADE BY LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
It flows freely from tho Pen,
1t Does not corrode Steel Pens,
1t does not gum or clog TIE Pen,
It never mOulds,
1t Is perfectly lmpid,
1t is 30 per cent cheaper than ArnOld's,
1t Is permanently black.
This Fluid is made by the most approved Chemical
process, and is offered to the public equal to any
imported Ink. We do not claim for It any superiori-
ty to Aruolds, but do claim it Is equal, which we
will prove to uuy appropriated mind. We guarantees
It. will give satisfaction. II It docs not
7CHD zuE pRIcZ of every bottle sold.
Put up In Quarts, Pfuts ana Halt Pint5. For sale
by tho manufacturers
LAUGuLINs BUSHFIELD, DRUGGISTS
mh2 No. 25 Monroe ST., Wheeling, Va.
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Ervoies If Oh Paintings and E1grariHgI coHit2nSd
to If. John ROspser, Wheeling, ia, to Be ssId a:
P45tic Auction on account Of
THOs. HOOPER, loa Fulton st.
Ne.S York, Feb. 10, 1850:
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VTIRGINIA:-At Rules held In the Clerks Office
Y Of ;hc Circuit Court Of Ohio County, for the
month of March. 1850:
Geo. W. Smith,

Robert L. Morrow.
The object of this suit is recover the sum OF
enty-one dollars and fifty cents, with interest thereon
from the 4th day of February 1860, until paid.
The attachment sued out in this cause having been
returned executed, and an affidavit having been
made and filed in tho Office Of said Court, that the
said defendant, Robert L. Morrow, is not n resi-
dent Of the State of Virginia--on the motion of
the complainant, by hs attorney, II Is ordered that
he appear here within month aftur the due
publication of this order. and do what may be
sary protect his interests in this suit and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city Of Wheeling for four successive
weeks, and that copy Of tho same be posted at the
front door of the Court House of Ohio County the
frat day of the next County Court 10 be held for d
county. copy-Teste:
ALoNZo LoRING, Cleric
Caldwell FlesheF, sol. for coinptlt mhlI:Itw
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HnnSeS and LnfS fOr SAC,

ZANE LOT ON UNION STHEET. IL WHEELING,
l6 feet front by $ feet deep. with frame house
thereon. containing four rooms with cellar &c,
rented at seventytwO dollars per annum; also lot
Fourth street. in s1ii city Number 1872 % feet by
1872 feet in depth, improved by brick house contain
ing four rooms. cellar &c. rented at one hundred
dollars per annUn; also lot on Morrow street. in
Ritchies addition. Second Ward >" by y feet with
good stable thereon also lot on Webster street. an
Centre Wheeling, sixty feet front and running back
one hundred aud twenty feet. more or lr's. to- the
creek. On the lot there Is three story brick build
ing. 10 by 80 feet; the lower story occupied
steam cracker bakery; the upper stories suitable
for dwellings or other purpp-es aud the annual rent
Of the property is three u lre doilars1 tEei Z
horse power steam engine AMI other machinery Ilapt
el for the manufacture If CRACKERS uI be sold
with the property.
Tire above described property will he sold Mt pub-
lie auction Thursday. the 22d day of
March next, If not disposed Of at private sale in
the mUJ.IiiIne
The terms Of sale viii be One-tbrd Of The purchase
money in cash. and the balance a credit Of Il and
IS months. with interest from day Of sale aEd APP
proved security. The above property is free from all
incumhrRncoS.
fcb:j-dts ROBERT IBB0TSON.
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vS,BRYAN's TAsTELESS YER
49, DIIFUGE.
TastsIess az the honeyed dew,
Painless In Its action, too;
Harmless as the ross's breath,
But to worms Immediate death
BRTAN's vEREIPUoE of course
Is the mothers grand resources.
Putup bottles. Price ~ dimes Sold hy LAUGH.
Inns & BUSHFIELD, Wheeling: 8. FUNDENBERG,
Bridgeport, and by Druggists generally mh2-ly
Wa DIR. JAS. McCLINTOCIk'S
49, PICTORIAL sTRUP.-Are your lungs
weak' Does long breath give you PALM Have you
hacking oOugh' Do you expcctorute hard, tough
matter! Arc you wnsted with night sweats and want
of slesp2 II 81, HEsE Ia ToUE REMEDY. 1t will un-
questlonably save you. Price sl,oo. Sold by LAUGH
Inns BusHFIELD, Wheeling g. PUNDRNBERG,
Bridgeport, and by Druggists generally. mh2-ly
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Wednesday Evening,
MARCH IL. 1850.

And the sale will be continued from evening to
lug until the whole lot is sold out.
Through the urgent solicitations Of many Oh my
friends and citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity, was
induced to insist on my friends ia New York To seEd
me another Invoice Of OIL Paintings. but Of much
finer character than the first lot, for many WSnI1t
Paintings but they were not hne enough; but nov
coma ON all of YOU. who wish really e&quistely hne
Paintings. some Of which excel Paintings parties
paid $500 for.
Sale positive. To commence at 61$ o'clock pre-
cisey. Terms cash. and bills to be paid and paint
ings removed by purchasers before 10 O'Clock \. NJ
next day. The paintings and frames will be sold to
gether without any extra charge for frames The
Paintings will he ON exhibition Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday before the sale and from day to day unit!
all are sold. The Ladies. also are particularly inNi-
ted 10 attend this sale this will be the last oPPoT-
tunity to get such valuable Paintings at your own
prices. JOHN EOENER, C0nsIgaee
W. A. MoYSTON, Auctioneer.
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IN CuANCERY.

JTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, for the month
Of March, 1850:
John i. Wilson and Vincent II Naumeser, admins
TRAITORS of the estate Of John Steel, deceased.
COmplaiuantE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-14

81 FOR RENT.-A store Rom. With dV-
ta:i ling attached No 80 Centre Wheeling. IL q
hI.u-e fII El-Tiy occupied by L. b. Nc Lain Co
IIlrtsIeF particulars eu4siE- ai AT'iT-sF Wii-a J.
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To the Be.Drugged and Poisoned CIt-
iaens OF wheeling and Vicinity.


liens OF Wheeling and Vicinity.
You are oTe1Tpn with deluge Of the vtlest com
pounds In the form Of "Alcoholic Drinks that ever
emanAted fom that pest of society the LloroR MIXER
They sold to you q luxury, they dispensed
to you Medicine, and In either case the effect Is
the same.
There Il but way to escape and that Is TO Use,
as a luxury medcament, safe and reliable atImu-
laut sold under stamp and SEAL which renders It
tain that 1t has not been tempered with. Such an
article is
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which Is distilled under inspection OF the DItSh Gov
erusnt Is delicately favored (unlike any other Gn
with some Of the most valuable restorattves OF the
Vegetable Kingdom, and Is by Tar the most healthy
beverage extant.
Tan HosT EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF EUROPE AND AsrER-
TEA not only recommend ts by the halo heartily
but prescribe It a. q medicine where st!uulant is
required.
TaE ErNAEE SIX will ind It not only pleasans Cor
dial, but certain relief in EuHeringS Of periodical
character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS OF ALL RANKS pronounce It
perfectly pure and Its restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only quart and pint bottles by all DcroaisTs,
GEocLRs, &c
For sale in wheeling, Va, by T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
90 Main street, T. B. JOHNSTON, 1T6 Market st., and
EDSiUND C. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-'6ed&v1lH
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FOR SALE-The DEellin

O. TIE uNDERsIGAI.D Is NOW PHErAL
IL TO lease for term Of year. in suitable h
ns lots the whole Of the Main street frOEi. 81 p
property known as the Zane Homestead s1tcn-
froa tho Corner OF Union stTe-t-tc IYrnbrJJk- D..
Of buildings. Possession 10 he given the lst ia!
April next FR. AA'ISrEv 80 Irns; -.
aTgl5 0f Emily r. ~
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

1--WE e. MISSOURI IRON WORKS" a lar r.
i Rolling MIL sni Nail FactoTy. with thr yalui
ard extensive Coal lands attached. adjoining
Wheeling For further particulars aPPly 10 +. :
CCrmick, Esq, Pittsburgh, Pa or
apI1-if W ,. PETERSON. Wheeling
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The Commonwealth of Virginia

The commonwealth OF Vlrgln1ai
TO the Sheriff IF Ohio Cornty, Greeting:
WYE COMMAND YOU THAT YOU SUMMON
w the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company. II 1t
be found in your bHliwicz to appear At the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court of Ohio County. at Rules
be held for the said Court, the first Monday in
September next TO answer Wesley Brindley Of n
plea OF TTespass on the caee. Damages S2OOOO.-
And have then there This writ. Witness AlOnZo
LorinG, Clerk OF our said Court, at the Court H9u9e
day of August 1852 and in tho sIth year of the Com
monweaIth.
A copy-Teste: ALONZO LORlNG- CicTk
mill
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-14

Regular wednesday Packet for Cin-
cInnati.
IT,. THE SIDE WHEEL STEAMER II. D.
allzfltrE MEARS. Capt. CROOKS will leave a. above
60 This Day At Z. NJ. For freight or
nhI4 s. c. BAKER, Agent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

re FOR RENT..-A desirable brick dwell
a ing, Centre street, at present occupied by L
- Booking. Possession given LIST April
FOR terms enquire of CHESTER D. KNOX,
u,hIItiII Isl Snrii Il3 Main st.
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Elegance & Durability OF Fins
LARGE & COMMODIOUS ROOMS

The Superiority OF his Lights "f which there seT-
eraI with other facilities and improved arrangements
in connection with the number Of his assistants s;I-
able him TO wait upon hundreds with ease.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN hre cordially inTitef
to call and examine NEW SPECIMENS Of
COIOred Photographs and uOllOtyPes.
just now is your best time for such Picturs Part
ridge has for short time Artists employed EACLC-
SIYELY IN THAT DEPARTMENT. irbS
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The Commonwealth of Virginia;

Caldwell Flealer, sol. for c0mpirt mhIl34t7
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29
-, w,,,rr woMrx ELoPEs Win A Memo.

WHITE WOMEN ELoPEs WITH NEGRO
The Baltimore correspondent of the New
York Police Gazette, writing Nov 2oth' relates
the following disgusting case ofamalgamatlon;
white woman, the wife of a respectable
man we'll to do in the world, was arrested, IN
this city, on Saturday for enticing slave ron on
his owner, in Washington county, Maryland
II aDpears the negro belongs to gentleman
-,aTiped Winter. who resides in the above coun-
tv and the woman, whose name is Anna Maria
Tnltz. and the mother of four children, has re-
Gently taken a fancy to him, and so infatuated
had she become with this ugly, wooliy1heauea gl
negro, that she elopcd with him, and had got
as far as Philadelphia when the husband over
took them, and had the negro sent back; Dut
tbe woman was arrested here, at the instance
of the owner Of the negro, for attempting 10
will be sent to Hagerstown for trial. inns Is
one of the most disgusting instances OF deoase-
ment in Southern white woman on record
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

JOHN BELL on SEoEssIoN.--A Tennessee
paper states that Jonn Bell has prepared an
elaborate address to the American people,
on the present crisis, taking strong ground
against the right Of secession aud the expe-
diency of it, and demonstrating The ruin to
the border States which must follow from
the gulf States going out. Mr.. Bell, it is
understood. advises conciiatory measures,
and shows how strong the united South will
be against any Republican foray, and how
Mr.. Lincoln will be compelled to be con.
eervative.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

vIsIr OF THE FRENCH EMPRESS TO SCOT
LAxD.-Foreign papers state that the Frencn
Empress left Paris on the l4th OF Hovem-
Der for Scotland. The Paris correspondent
of the London News says:
The Emperor escorted her to the Northern
Railway Station. Her Majesty is accompanied
by the Princess d'Essling and Madam de Sau-
lev and her equerries, Baron de Pierres andtne
Marquis de Lagrange. She is going direct 10
a country house in Scotland belonging to the
Duches Of Hamilton, and desires to raVel IN
the strictest incognito. She will be absent nom
France for several weeks. For reasons with
which am unacquainted, the Government eve
ming journals received orders not to speak OF
her departure. and it is only mentioned by the
Presse.
The London Times thus notices The move
ments of the distinguished traveller:
Her Majesty, travelling in the strictest incog-
nito as part of the family Of the Marquis la
Grange, crossed the channel on "Wednesday III
the ordinary packet boat Alliance, and procee-
ded to London in the same evening. From Lon
don bridge station she and her suit went IN
common street cabs to Claridge's Hotel in Brook
street, and it was not until they had been for
some time in the hotel that her Majestys rank
was known.
The Empress went out on foot early yester-
day morning, and made several purchases IN
the neighborhood of the hotel. In the after
noon she and her suit engaged some carriages
from a neighboring livery stable, and visited
the Crystal Palace.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

THE LONE MOUNTAIN MURDER.-The San
Francisco police have arrested man named
Marion Martin, charged with the murder of
the Johnson family; and man named Hin
eburg has also been arrested at Stockton,
as an accessory after the fact The police
have sifted out the following theory of the
murder:
1t seems that Cook, the murdered man, had
been at work for one Marion, milkman, in
the neghborhood OF Johnson's that Cook had
been hired by Marion at $s25 per month, but
Marion could not or would not pay him for his
services; that Marion went into town (San
Francisco) on the day Of the murder, to get
money; that he told Cook, on his return, that
he could not pay him; that sharp words were
exchanged, and that Cook threatened 70 sue
him, and that Marion seized the AK in the pos
session Of Cook and killed him with it; that the
daughter of Johnson saw the murder, and fled
to the house to tell her mother that the mur-
derer followed her and killed her and her moth
er, and then set the house on fire to conceal his
crime.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

RouANrIc.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser tells the following very roman
tic story
A modern Othello is reported to have be-
witohed nearly half-a-dozen Desdemonas lately;
They are all daughters of one family, and
threaten to elope if the slightest opposition TO
their perpetual union with the Moor Is made
by pafey familas. The names OF the young
damsels are. Miss S. Carolina, Miss Flora Ida,
Miss Ally Bama, Miss Sissippi and Miss Geor-
pia. The others, Miss Virginia, Miss Louisa
Anna, Miss Souri, and Mary Land, are in love
with the fellow, but won't leave Uncle Sans
comfortable home on his account. They are
sensihlc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

CHEF JUSTICE TANEY.-The Baltimore
Exchange contradicts the rsport that Chief
Justice fancy had resigned, or was about
to resign, 10 order that Mr.. buchanan might
appoint bis successor. That paper says the
report is absolutely without foundation, and
that the Chief Justice has never contem-
plated handing in his resignation to Mr..
Buchanan. Judge Taney, though over
eighty years old, enjoys better health now
than he has done for some years past.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

VERMoNT.-Au unsuccessful effort was
lately made in the Legislature of Vermont
to repeal the personal liberty law of that
State. In the House there were So votes
in favor of repeal and l25 opposed TO re-
pealing IL. The Democrats have rs mem
bers ia the House, all of whom favored the
repeal of the law, and 33 Republicans voted
with them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29
8. H. Chase and the U. $. senatorship.

8. III. Chase and the u. 3. senatOrship.
In yesterday mornings Journal is an ar
ticle iu regard to the supposed position Of
Mr.. Chase, on the nomination OF U. 5.
Senator, which 10 some respects does that
gentleman injustice. Mr.. Chase may vote
for Gen. Denver in caucus, for aught we
know, but if he does so it will not be with
the view of uniting again the Douglas and
Breckenridge wings Of the party for to
our certain knowledge be is opposed to any
such fusion. He will favor the policy of
the Douglas members going into caucus and
making nomination without reference to
the wishes of the members who supported
either Breckenridge or Lincoln, and if pos
siblc, elect the nominee, if not, to let the
election go over another year. BY taking
this course they will be just as likely to
elect their candidate as they would be if
they made nomination with the view of
suting two or three members Of the oppo-
site parties.
1t has been stated 10 some Of the papers,
that, in case Denver was nominated, two or
three Breckinridge members would allow
him to be elected, either by absentng them
selves from the joint convention, or by
voting directly for him if necessary. WSeth-
er this is true or not, it should have no in-
1uence upon the Douglas members, for no
doubt either Of the other gentlemen whose
names have been mentioned in connection
with the SenatoIship will have as many
friends as Denver among the opposite par
ties, and are just as likely to be elected if
nominated.
Gen. Denver is not our first choice for
Senator, and we have three pretty serious
objections to his election. But in one re-
spect great injustice has been done him: he
has been charged with having supported
Douglas merely because he was the regular
nominee of the Democratic party, while be
disagreed with him n principle. This, We
think, is mistake. In his letter, announ-
cling his intention to support Douglas, Gen.
Denver advocated the non-intervention
platform of the Democratic party, upon
which Douglas was nominated, and we
have no reason TO believe that he would re-
pudiate this doctrine if elected to the U. s.
Senate.
So far as union Of the two wings Of the
Democratic party is concerned, there is moi
the least prospect of any arrangement oI
the kind being effected. In the contest fol
State officers next year, there is every prob
ability that the Douglas, Breckenridge and
Republican parties will each run ticket
aud if any of those who voted for either
Breckenridge or Lincoln at the last election
are disposed TO support the Douglas ticke
next year, we shall be happy to have then
do so but we would not have the party
surrender its principles in order to gair
converts.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

THE CAPrVEs.-The Portland Advertiser
is reliably informed that arrangements have
been made by the commanding officer ut
Fort Walla Walla, and the Indian agent,
Mr.. Cain, for the immediate recovery of the
children captured by the Indians in the late
massacre at Salmon Falls, which it is be-
lieved. will be successful, if they are still
alive.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

LETTERS FOR THE PACIFIC CoAsT.-The
New York Postmaster has issued the fol-
lowing ORDER
"Nctice is hereby given that from and
after this date, all letters received at this
office for California, Oregon aud Washing
ton Territory, within five days alter the
sailing Of California steamers Except such
as are addressed via Panama') will be sent
by the Overland route, by the way of st.
Louis"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

TEMEsCAL TIN MINBs.-These mines seem
to be far more extensive than was at first sup
posed. One of the spurs of the tin range has
lately been surveyed and located with school
warrants, by John Temple, Esq, of this city,
to the extent of several miles, by diagonal meas
urement along the "backbone" of the mountain.
The tin range of the Temescal is now entirely
in the hands of two of our most wealthy fellow
citizens, and il they undertake their develop
ment, it will be accomplished without hindrance
from lack Of capital, which has crippled so
many other mining enterprises.-[L Los Angeles
Star.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29

A FALSE REPoRT.-Some months ago it
was reported that the Samese Twins had
split on The Presidential question Chang
being for Douglas and Eng for Breckin-
ridge. The question was asked them yes
terday evening, by gentleman of this
place, as to whether the report was true,
and they pronounced it false. They both
supported Bell and Everett but were in
New York on election day, aud not entitled
to vote.