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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-05
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-05

2laIaus tes Concerts pr5c;ir r. n9r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
CHARLESTON. Nov. 9

Financially matters are growing dcspcr-
ate here a petition is to-day circulate
ing among the merchants, asking the
banks TO suspend. Itwillbe presented to-
morrow; but the banks have sufficiently
contracted to be safe themselves, and they
look rather cody on such movements
Thry want TO go through the ordeal un-
scathed.
The Governors Message is onxionsly
looked for here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
nEPUDLIC no. Q.


a Western Republic, including the sew
en- North Western States, Missouri, Kansas
and Nebraska.
The productions of the Republic would
be wheat, corn, beet, pork, potatoes aud
Popular Sovereignty.
REpuBLIc no. 8.
The central Republic, including New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Dele
ware. The latter named State has elected
a Lincolnite to Congress and has not nig-
gers enough to run AZ respectable hotel.
The productions Of the Central Repnh-
lie would be great variety of cereals,
panic makers and politicians.
REPUBLIC NO. q.
The Puritan Republic, including the six
New England States.
oductions-Prayers, Priests and Pun
kin pies.
REPUBLIC NO. $.
The Pacific Republic, including Califor-
niai Oregon aud Washington Territory,
with the eventual addition of Sonora and
Utah.
stnples-Gold, Grizzly Bears and Ba-
hies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

TIE Cincinnati Gazette ina column edi-
torfnl give the experience of q sugur mer-
chant of that city who went South to New
Orleans, as usual, this fall to spend the
winter and watch the market for the bcne-
fit of the frlnsat home. 1t takes almost a
column in the Gazette to give the "timc"
he had in New Orlenns The substance of
it, however, is that he didn't tarry long
that he left on advice for fear of his life.-
Hc.was Il conservative man-was we'll ac-
qnainted in New Orleans, where lie had
bought sugar and sojourpcd throughout
many winters, and was in all respects the
same individual that he always had been.
in times post. But this fact made-no diir-
crcnce this time. He had to move his
boots and along with him several more
merchants had to do tue same thing =
They all had to travel. The reason of il
was that
Prominent Northern firms composed OF
Republican members, he found, IInd been
'Spottcd"-a secret Association, it is said,
existing for that purpose-And be was sur
PriScd 10 learn that the political views and
L 'SSlSACuti'II NOtC0 VI OuE= lJEluCIpdl q OFO-
Gerry, Commission and Produce Houses,
having dealings with New Orleans, were
"bnoked, and tue same had been made
generally known throughout the commu-
nifty. He had no sooner arrived than he
was called upon lay disintercsted persons
Resident there, as well as lrOul tie city,
whoadvisrd him uOt TO remain While he
might not be moIcsted, yet the desperation
ot feeling amOng the masses was such
that should he happen To be pointed out to
~ crowd as an ''nbolitionisG'-as all Re
pmblicaus are styled-he would, to say the
least, be subjected to insults aud indigni-
ties, if not to the hazard OF losing his life.
Even some OF the Democrats of the North
are by no means at e,se as TO their scout
.cSpedicnt to rcrlhin-owiug to the sec
tioual us well as theppiIical hatred arous-
ed-while IL general impression seems to
prevail in the minds of residents us well
visitors, that no mans life is safe from the
contingencies of mob violence, should he
happen to BIC singled outas an ''AGOlition-
ist."
We suppose that this sort of thing
will have an end some of these days. 1t
may be worse yet, however, before it
touches bottom. 1t only suggests one
leading thouget to our mind, aud that is
this: what a good thing it would have
bepn in the late campaign had the Ameri-
can people only had the good sense to
have decided in favor of extending this in
flamatory element into our unoccupicd
territory.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
CoLuMRlA, NoY. 2G.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 2G.
This city has presented an unusually
busy appearance to-day. for the members
and other persons interested in their delib-
crations have been arriving to DC present
at the opening of the Legislature tonight.
That body is now in session. Its delibcr-
Htions will be principally confiucd to the
ordinary business of the State, and uO d.
rect action will be taken regarding the Sc
cessiun movement, Tor the Legislature has
already gouc to the extent of its jurisdic-
tion in having issued the call for Con-
vention.
The Legislature. however, has just read
for the first time, bill to arm the State,
and raise four hundred thousand dollars
for that purpose.
Out of the one hundred aud sixty-seven
members, there is not II single man known
to DC u -operationist-cvery one is in
favor of unconditional secession. 1t is
believed thatif siugle member nvoWed
his sentiments to be otherwise, he would
bc summarily dealt with. There is little
said here, however, upon the great ques-
ton which now agitatcs the nation. The
people have rcposed into quictude, but it
is the repUSe of settled conviction, and
calm, deliberate determination.
There is but one sentiment per:adlnE
the minds of the entire community, II SEN
timcnt thut is entertained alike by all
clNsses of citizens; and that is, that South
Carolina will not, uuderany circumstances,
remain in the Union. There are many men
in South Carolina who have been dearly
devoted to the Union, men who deeply de-
pIOre the necessity that has existed"for Its
dissolution. There are very few in nll the
State who would not huve preferred that
South Carolina could have been permitted
to sit under the protecting wings of the
parent Gonfederacy; and the great heart
of the State, as represented in the thous.
auds of her people, has bled as she has
been compelled to deliberately and consci-
cntiouSly resolve that she could not remain
another day in the Union. But the qucs-
ton was narrowed down to this point,
that she must either give up the Union or
give mp all the elements of her own vi
tality; and the first law of nature de-
mauded that she should protect herself.
Therefore, South Carolina is now out OF
the Uuion as much us she can be. All
that remains to be done is the simple dec
iauttiou of the fact by the Convention
which is TO meet on the 18th of December,
No human power, nothing but an interpo-
sitiouyor Providence san avert it. 1t is q
great ply that the North did not, and does
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
Cum aberlan0 CeTne1t3.

A n UNEQUALLFD ARTICLE FOR ALL KINDS
IA OF Masonry whore wafer is to be resisted;
Foundations in wet aud damp places; lining for
Cstcrns; Gr2utiEg for Cellar FoorS all all purposes
for which Cement is usel
On the new baltimore City Water Works. in the
construction Conduit this Cement WAS used czclW-
Sics!y- It is also extensively use the masonry
aud tunes of the baltimore Rnl Ohio, and y. ~. Va.
Railroads. ,tc., Gc.
1t has recently been most thoroughly tcsteji upon
the New Water Works, in Baltimore, where il las
been usef in NIL situations which required work of
tho most srftct ct.ractCr In the UCtOM OF
the brick conduit whcl. J, -a:H 10 be the lest piece
or lror IF ttr EIlli in the coSyY. 1G0OO0 bu
Shells Of this Cemeut used, and both engineers
and supcrntcndcts concur IN saying that while il
has no cl1l for in lust places aud lpcrs as ne
ccS$GEY to Build OVER STRONG SPRINGS, il has this
advantage all other quick Eottug ccmcnts thnt
when used i'll dry places and crosea He S.s. it Is
notiiaNle to crack
Cement will be furnished in Barrels or BagH iu
quantities TO suit purchasers, by
OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling.
1y20 4iyeMt iArthc Manufacturer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

HVG lew ISellUOIIIs, anu gIVes--EFElIF
REPUBLIC 10. /.
a Southern Republic with all the Slave
States, save Dclcwarc and Missouri, the
luttcg in fact aud feeling being a Western
State and will soon be as free as Ohio,
with New Mexico and the Indian Territory.
The staple productions of this Republic
would be cotton, tobacco sugar and Mig
gers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

Upwards of s13,OOO,O0O
5..-,., i,,ye been paid by the Etna Insurance Co.
IN tho past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

MEETING or THE LXcIsLATURE-TnE FIRST
BUSINESS IN oRDEn-TuE GOVERNORS
MESSAGE &c
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL s. TINGE.E.
w holesale Grocers
COlINIISSl0N MERCHANTS

y u % 9 NEaElG sI'' " NeeIlMgy VN,
HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 LLIs. Prime n. O. Molusscs
125 hiI. bbls. lO
go hlids. fully fair to prime N. o. Sugar
70 bbis. CIR, Granuiatcd, Pow'd and Cotcc Sugars
- e IlruEc's Golden Syrup.
2A '' New York do
$50 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee.
70 boxes NATL Ii. Ii lusrp Tobacco
- do vartons standard brands IS Tohacto.
10 DO do do los dn
10 do :Dom QUixOtc' I%S do
95 hlt. CHI. Y. IL ami Il. y. Tea.
25 do OUlong and PouclluI,r- Tea
loo bbls No. 3 Med. and Lg. Mnckcrcl
SO = Tar, large size.
15 tierCes Rice.
Pepper, En'ento, Nutmrgs. Cloves, Cass
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, Bi-Carb. SUdn,
Saiar"tus, Soap, Candies, Wash boards. Il lcts
inhS, BrnoAls, Nails ard all other arts. leg el,,-
braced in he Groceiy linz. ,1,l,..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
gallg gtrtetllgF4rtet,.
TERMS OF ADVnRTIsINSS.-
Twelve soItD LINES OF NoxpARE,1, (oR oSr rscul oB
LESS, E2AXE SQUARE "

IF57-YeorII. 1lI.ort{s I.E ~ II!yIs !dIE5'
alng TO tho space occupied ami the nunbero changes
ladyertisements from transient persons or strnnp
ers TO be poif for in 1dru4cc - ''tE'e
Bns;neSs Cards not exceeding five lines S1Opcr vcar
or 81 for six mouths, but Cor shorter period nothm
will he counted less than square - -
The privilege If Annual Advertising is limitad IN
tne Advertisers, own Immediate business: and ali
edSGrtsemGnts for the benefit of other persons as
vel ~ all legal advertisements, and advertisements
Sl auction sales and real estate sent in By them must
DC pad t0Fsdt' the usual rates ,Sl-----s<
8A AdYcr Nj E
..1ts and cllargei
Notices for Political Meetings to he CHARGED in all
caaes at full rates o. - A''
Mnrriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Of Sermons, 80 cents each. noTII-'5a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

The Ttvo American Republics that
are 10 Be.
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Assets, Janunry L, 1900.

rlriLNSsGTS. s2IplI9O 02
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

-. 's1hr. MORRISON. W. II. LOGAX.
- -''F- D. DAVENPORT.
,y .l5F, MOR2IsoN 81 co,
'',e' 'Ale firosers 81 Produce Dealers
e, s',-'o tetS1 H.ia-!St.. IT,>sitag, IA.
AL ',''Fs t. sests to the friends Of the late firm
yte N -. .''as S'ertlly, that are in possession
Wa 'V'sary HIl Prb lure BmsineSs
Il o1r 'If nls II execute all nr crs entrusted
a tt.,r,.",,,.H ",,H te'ty all pramptness and ON the
"s 'erHS. inNr oh't servants
81 ..,.-, LIST. MORRISON & co.
: 7e=---l- - $50 i,Luz
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New York Paper yFarCEl0uSC,

0NE PRICE ONLY. WlIEKH Z PAPER Et:ALERs.
~ ii"oSsctlerF StatiOuers. Finders. Printers. ami
PNFc!'sers generally from 10 10 20 I,rr cont
bJ purchasing from first hands
Having Increased our Manufacturing Facilities ,vo
pcrs such as arc usually snll by Paper Narcloutr
igHger at n,,9 Flat Papers FeolscI, Letter. Note Ul.
Elct; t0', Packet. Commercial, and nil grades Of
d TLsilIh iapeiS Gol0rcd Papers, Tissue, Bindcre'
Trunk as'd Straw Board B!otting. ETC. Gtc.; Bank,
Note. Bond, Driving. Bank, Enyclops Particular
ostenilnn paid to supplying Banks with Ianl-.Otc
ana Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
mares. m Ciergymen and Professional men BillheaJs
III STOCK ready ruled for Printers from, TO IICn,Is
to the el'eet Bnc and White, WoYo and Laid. In
iNct a complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars.
.!iu i, save your money Orders by Tnn accompanied
SOD. l CARSON ! = HSP1 sT1 ~ P-s per
-apg-lys Paper Warehouse A hickman st. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

BY oun MICROSCOPIC CoxrR1Buron.-
When did Ex-Gov. Wise acknowledge that
he never could be Great Man? When he
declared himselta Minute Man. of course.
a MorRNFUL MEAsrRE.-A Widows Size
Cos. FOR REPuBLIc AXs.-Why is Fduity
Far like the Presidential election? 1t is
Able in Cons.
a Coon NIArcu.-John Bulls famous
Crickctcrs andssthc Concentrated Leaven."
WnY OUR NATION WOULD LrE.-Becausc
it was in Nate.
CASvAssrSG a JoKE.-ofering it for
Sail.- Vanity Fair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
FINE 90 -INLAND NAvIGATIoN

FIRE AID INLAND NAVIGATION
accepted at terms consistent with snIvcucy and
fair profit.
!. s-iIanSp't"u qircn II InsuruncC?f D ITELLLNGS
asd Goa:'Hts far 'crmS of one to. fire gears
Thp l=,s:e>s Of this Corporation has hccn stable
fipniu'crrrptcd through Seasons Of financial sun
.li.s AMI s!nrm Pernisrventfnl in exempt from
= ping c,n1lSrations aud maritime disaster. BE
lit system Affect in material particular.
urtng "har! times' the security of rGiiable InSu-
,rrei- imperative iiuty-tle ability Of property
,,iitr> to sustain loss being then much lcssencd.
PIiciss issued without delay and all business at
sa'rl to with l;spatct, and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
0ffce over the Bank Nf Wheeling.
spN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
zH HEELING,N HURsDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER % 1860

not, or will not, understand the South and
her institutions in their true character; .sar
II they did mafters would certainly never
have come to1this lanentable condition.
The State is making active preparations
to resist any demonstration Uu the n1Yt of
tue Federal Government. Tenders of aid
from other States continue 10 come 10. Tie
Governor, and so strong and so uniys.s,l
IS the feeling, That the moment the COM
maiu shall have been given. sevtuty
thousand soldiers within uerowu bouu.l,t-
RES from the mountains 10 the sea, viii
come forward to the delruse of South
Carolina, aud they ell would sooner die,
or see the State a sniiugatcd province.
than passively submit to Al continuance Of
Northern encroaclIments on her sights.
The Governor will send in his massage
at one O'clock tomorrow. He will re-
commend that the Legislature sshbuld, to
some extent. foster aud encourage direct
4 5ERae de- with nsaPf
& .ss4s !. tsseI5 g af 76sSF5
mlght now from the estabItshment of such
II direct trade. 10 this end the proposition
OF some citizens OF Charleston 10 establish
line OF steamers between that mort and
Liverpool is favorAbIy thought of.
In the event of traitors arising within
the State after she shall have asserted her
sovereignty, it is probable that he will ad-
wise some legislation in more particularly
defining treason TO the State, and settling
the punishment for that offence. Ii is be-
lieved that he will recommend that law
be p"ssed Furnishing summarily and Sc
verely-perhAps with death-any person
who circulatcs incendiary documents,
ayows himself an Abolitionist. or in any
way cndeayOrS to incite the slaves to in
subordinnti"n or insnrrcction and that
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
GEo. W. JOHNSON. w.D. JOHNSON
q. W. JOHNSON q SON.

OF Copper. TIN aud
sheet Iron Ware.
IL TATING AyAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
improved facilities we are hotter prepared now
han ever to fill All orders for any article or work in
tie above line OF business Yallics and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in n subStnu-
tnl and workmanlike manner. We arc now paying
particular attention to this branch of the trade nn
can guarantee satisfaction ia every particular. 10
Wholesale Dealers offer Inducements that
cannot lie found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware is
complete and the assortment is full at all times We
keep stock of theatnSt and approved patterns
of Coal and Wood Stoves on hanl Mt all tmcs.
q. W. JOHNSON & SON.
No. 179 Market Square,
Jy2-d%wtt Wll ceiling Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

FROM MArAyzAs The U. 5. NJ. steamship Matan-
zas Wm l.. es. gang master, let Mssanzas for New
York on the I'D ms, az arrived at SANDY Hook on
tie 27th win cago, passengers, and n Ill
.Jnre 49, psssed brig ih private ri8iai oiack lei
ter Bon lie sgpalj, lat. 2i' 40 NJ, lou. 30 4;
SAM date passed brg Nes Era Of Pfoviienee, bound
south lat 2io 81 n. Lon 80 W.; sane date. passed
bark New En- pire, bound Dorsa, lat 20 4V W, ion
7go gy W., & ON MalaDzas. June "a, heavy, rough
sea aud northerly wiudS, alicn Continued Tor three
,isys, and Obliged US to proceed siosly on our ways
.hiIl.d large quantities Of waier oo d.ck stove tie
nach-borse &c. June q parsed brig !. C. Anderson,
D, "a, fouh, lat So ~ N, los. ~ u W.
MlRKETs-The demand for Nuscovadp Sogars since
The ,,b is dao my report has continued good but M
H. doing no .tocs being In hands and prizes do NOT al
van IN doubt OF the -cacity of vesses In
Cl,d :. sale. about cn boxes have been made at SIC
t No 2o no for this class STOCK In hist and
seod ~ o. boxes ad so hhaS siine time ast yer
Z. OF boxes and g.G"0 rhds. -,
F,xIsgTs-Eu. very arrivals sin ths 9Th ips and pre-
yo tr only ustned unless the hst arrivals
viii find ready freight ye; advanced raves Last charter,
we're; Cow.s Falmouth, AID MARKET AZ lOIH63 United
States ~ y hid and ~ " box FIR Sugars and 20 % 2 lo
rs for Moa-,es. .-
FrrulNGY In nodeute demand London, l2a 0l3 prenam
Newly OH ldil di-eoun-
In InPokIs but Hiti- has been d'n-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
THE LATEST.

By Telegraph TO Southampton per Great Eastern.
PARIS, Saturday.-The hon,telr announces the ar
rival Of the Emperor at Baden. He was received by
tie Grand Duke. On passing through the town the
I'm peror mt with ~ mlathetic rec, ton.
NAPLES, June l2.-Tle Government ~hs saii to be
organiz Dg military manifestations Ill favor OF proc
lamrton of Cons tuition.
MEssISA, June l0-A secret Committee Of this 10 @n
il il correspondence with Caribaldi.
The issurIection in Cala5ria IL denied Catania 10
evacuated Several officers and party Of Neapolitan
soldiers deserted and reformed 10 Palermo, whence
they have beef sent to Csab ia TIE state Of the SOL
diers was wreched.
VIENNA, Friday The Austrian Gazette says the
pIussisb Embasssdor has officially announced 70 Count
Recberg the approaching interview Of the Prince r.
=, n, with the Emperor Napoleon at Baden, aud made
sueb deciraton us TO its object th' all fears sre re-
moved.
FLoREycF, June l6-The report IL current thai
Baron Rieasoli is about 70 resign tho Govrnor-Gen-
eialrlp Of Tuscany.
TURIN. June lG.-M. Thouvenel is concerning with
Count CAyouI the be of policy TO be followed by the
Cover, nieuts Of France and saroiDi, in common Ia
reference to sian ahairs IL Is said thai dispatches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
THE OUTRAGE TO THE BRITISH yICE-CON-
SUI AT SYRACUSE.

The following p otest was sent to the General 10
command of the Neapon troops at Syracns, ia refer
ence 70 the outrage committed by soms soldiers who
it will he remembered forced their way into the houe
Of the British Vice. Consul, and severely wounded his
wife:
The undersigned Vice -Consuls assembled at the
BTiti.h ConrDe residence, state as follows:
A lrav. event has filled our minds with grief. M
one could have expected such an outrage that CD
has lust excited genea indignation. corporal aut
three soldiers, coming out Of the guard house 70 an
Arethusa iii threatening manner, procei id 10 20
doors fred ON the wife Of the Vce-ConsuI, an De-
verey WOUNDED her; at the anne time they thrcat;ie
her husband with death.
In the midst The tranquility which, thanks to the
wise measures that have been taken, az preut en
ioy we fattered ourselves that safe III
sular residences. After such Rad event has occure
III the invioable asylum Of one of such residence
none Of us ieei er s aecu ~, 30 T. ace G.
zen can feel certain of living quietly in his own hou,
II il true ne has been verbally admitted that this
rage was not the'result Of an oil al de from hig
quarters; nevertheless snch an occu renee threaten
ou' security and alarms our families. We demand, l
cOnsequ. nee all pOssge secnri les and bo dis asser
the nviolability Of orr consular residences Gu
declaration would be incomplete if we omit ed to re-
mark that this attempt is consequence of the unsel-
eonable display of military force which has taken place
iu this town, in which troops and cannon have been
assembled III the Piazza del Dunno
By the numerous patrols which be has Just sent
'hrcngh tie streets OF The town, the mrsh can dgs
foI hin sef OF the go,d d positions OF peope which,
although very devoted TO the national cause, hsverse-
lees remain, quiet and p,tieut spctator Of political
events. Public tranquility has bean respol ded to by
he siile preparations which entirely without prov
ocaiion, and which irreconcleabe With the sagr
ity ard prudence OF which the G,aer :. mas given 30
many proofs curing a long resdeucs 10 this own.
We beg you then to provide without delay for the
urgent case 70 which we have called your attention.,
and reu ain, &c. signatures.
This protest was presented by the whole CONSULAR
body to Marshal Rodriguez, who ordered the corporal
Aud solders TO be brought before court martial aud
procceded with his saff 10 the house Of the British
Vee-C Consul 10 express biz regret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

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