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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
rro,. the nniIz ntellIeaneer.l

We hear a great deal said ahont tue
stcoercion of sovereign States"
Now were we living under tue old aEti-
cIas of confederation, there might'be some
sense and meaning IN tue expression,
fibcro is now none.) Under THAI league
t;ourress estimated hOwsmuch money was
need, and assigned to each State its quo5'I
70 Which was assessed, levied, collected
and paid over 10 Congress, entlreIy oy
state ofticers.s, When soldiers were want
al CONGRESS determined the number, aud
a sssisg6eftto each State the number it was
-cS;,ircd 10 raise; which were enlisted, and
aIIsgoficefs of Orsnnder therank= Goio-
nell appoipted blythe Statesfurnishing the
same Then. -if-any State failed to, per-
form its Stipulated duty, the question OF
/ coercion might have arisen without any
lpcrversion OF language. The people mot
| the Stntes) of that generatlon, nnuIus
/ such a-Ieagues inconvenienta ana lnellclen''
| formed foSs1hemselves government en-
! t;rcIv inlenendent of the respective State
governments, endorsing itwith all the SOW
ereirn power of the nation, retaining the
State organizations for local aud mmnlcl-
nal Durnoses: but without the power TO
ideclnrc war, to conclude peace, to RAISE
and maintain an army or navy 10 CON-
4 money, or do any other net pertaining to
national sovereignty. ..
| While the new government, was invest 5
ed with all the attributes and powers OF
ootional snvereipnIy,- and of executing It's
n S1 ES its own officers, inthe as.
s sessment levy aud collection of taxes di-
rect and indirect. in the enlistment and
orga N cation of soldiers for the army, and
seamen for tile navy, aud the appointment
81 nj. oficeFs high and low for .thessa
iThe respective States (osisuch) owing nc
+, duties. to the National Government tneE9
cam he nc! cause for coercion. But ever!
individual white man. born. within th'
limited States, or who has sworn ale
ginrce to the same, is citizen thereof ter .5I
! same. If any such person commits tire"
SON, or other offence against the Unite
. States, he is liable to be arrested, trie
and executed by officers of the Nations IN,
Goyernment; and any law or order of an
separate State requiring or authorizin
him to commit the felony, would be of
: more avail in defence than On ordinant
d of the smallest corporation in the Ian
r r. o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
SPECIAI NQTICEs.

: ~
49, You wish to know what our MsSieines
49, VIM dot Read hs:folIowing md learn:
Est Brentiinger,s fluid Extract Of sarsapaIili "
aud Dandelion nevet fails % epre Serotnle
Swelling, Running Ulcers, and ell Erppttors on the
skin, by thoroughly tho Bloodl 90 an ca
IIerience Of over thirty years has proven.
ID. Brcutlingcr's Syrup B0Reset and M1ld CheGLy,
has no equal in the OF Coughs, Colds 1nd Ahec-
tions of the Chest generally. ,,.,
I'll BrentIinVerss 'Cathartic Pills remove all acid
and deletCrions substances from the s!omaoh anu
bowels without in the least sickenipg the stomach
Thoyare the best Pin for general. use noYsoid;
4th The, DergeTs or Spine and Muscle Ltntnlent
nets ike charm inrslieYng all pains Of the tase
back or limbs where the use oil a Imminent u in'
dictated. i -,
s you all know, one Of the very best Things III l'
world for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, 40.
9TH The Golden Hair Restorative prepared, ~ us
gives to the hair fine gloss renders u s9t any
smooth, and not only prevents 1t allIng QUIZ ~
causes 4 new crop where the lead has become 0au
r. A. BRENTLINGER q C0-
pharmRceutIsts anil Chemists
oct22 No. Isl Market street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
fror thn Whcaling Intelligencer.l

It is reported that an ''eminent Virgin"
Statesman" Mt Charleston or at Baltimore,
or perhaps both places, spoke of the Peo-
ple of Virginia, and especially OF the vest
ern part Of it, as if they were his chattles,
liable to be transferred just as far Sosth as
his pleasure might dictate.
But have the pleasure to see that one
man at least rebels against his eminence
our representative in Congress still adj
heres to the old democratic doctrine, a;
promulgated by President Jackson in, 1882
and has uttered in his late concise address!
more truth and good sense than hav'
seen comprised in the same number o
words for many a long day. ..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
O"0i"i Returns OF Pennsylvania
LlnSoln's Plurality %, 7s5.

Inc full returns from Forest and Pot,.,
ef"I have been received, and the ot
Gial aggregates of the State are az foI I OH.
Lincoln, 270, 10; Fusion, nc, 435: Don o%S.
500 Bell l2,755; Lincoln's plurality 6w "S
asion, 93,735; his plurality over DonsIa g
$50; over Bell, 7,4I5; majority o~ vas.
all oppositton,t 63fT35. The figures for tbe
Two 1--WE" missing counties weaadd Foros t
county, lo7 for Lincoln, Al for FusioH..
FU 0sior county, l,545 for lincoln, SCI for
t : ust S! ana for Bell. The whole vote IF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

8 spsAKrsd of,brides, says the New York
CORRESPONDENT Of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
ali the world of gossip is busy with a
coming marriage; not golden or dio-
mopd wedding, but Eood-en one, being
tho third assumption of matrimonial bonds
by our most worshipfpl Mayor. Mrs.
Grundy has not yet discovered the style
of the robes de nocs,, or the value of the
bridal gems, but the honeymoon Fifth
avenue house alone cost $4,000, while q
secure settlement of 100000 upon the
bride elect precedes tho nuptials. This
fortunate damsel, rich in maidenlY charms,
is the bloom of her sixteenth summer OF
Fifth Avenuedom, while to quote the
Hibernian poet,
aFernnndy Woods of dacent blood,
And Elegant morality"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

WE received, one day last week, com
mnuication from Mr.. j. H. Cox, at West
Liberty, in answer to the card published
BY a number of the citizens of West Alex
ander. BE denies the main charges as
serted by them, aud throws good deal o!
ridicule ON what was said about him
Concerning the merits of the difficulty, we
have no personal knowledge whatever
and therefore We shall not express any
opinion. The card is too long for the
crowded state of our columns, but we
have stated that it denies the West Alex
auder charges, and this was the principal
object of the writer, We presume.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
rha Vote of Virgtnia.

Gilmer county heard from, officially,
Yesterday, gives Breckinridge ISL majority,
instead of l6o as previously reported.-
This difference increases Bells majority
10 259 as far MS heard FROM We still ex7.
peetto increase it so votes by the official
return from Buchanan. Thecounties from
which the official returns have not been
received arc Buchanan, Webster, aud
Wyoming.-R Richmond HThig.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

8l7 i reported that. Judge Douglas, in his.
]. speech At Kingston, Gay distinctly stated
maj the Constitution of the United States
e0l,s'ysell no right 'oO4 any stqte ia sseeds
'y01a Tie UEioa,and taqtisfl any lSta,e I'D 80
Q seeeae' the Ezecutpe should gesist. a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
Public Sale
OF THE IRoNToN
STAR NAIL WORKS
Master Commissioner,s SoIa

masGef commissioners Sale
| Ky ~, Virtue OF AN ORDER ISSUED 0Trr or
C5nnt ~ OF Common Pleas within aud for the
f o. lawrence and State of Ohio in tic s,,t S
SGhn Peters Plaintiff, against John CnnS, Sls o.
tor an. t and to directed viii osr
S sis at public auction from the front DIR ~ tI
court House, in Ironton, Ohio, --s '''or Oh the
On Tie loM day Of January, 4. d. 1881
at the hour of one o'clock p. NJ. of soij a..
. tour hundred and nncty-fuur CIg4I ~ t Ios
Ise addtlon to the town of Ironton and 4" .t e
VI P0Ttlon OF Third street adjoining. sniJ ~
hummer . Az extending from Heca street ~ v LOT
Sts's street. together with the Star Nail Tori ess-
tbereto. I[elses and all things appettainfne
away me coal from the following described SsI
section nnnSz Part RaEt Of the south quarter Of
i've range number eighteen dsL LUMBER
q Sohe IN James Rodgers & Co.'S line from S, y.
me north corner of said james Rodgers < CO.,
land bears north, 90 degrees IN ,Hit,t EOS coal
n9rea and forty and half 14OIIl feet. fi one
a1d 20 80 minutes east sixteen 6) Chains
tI links to stone four al feat E
me sonth side of the store house of a Ro, = rpm
sas1 fourteen ) Chains and forty i4ol int;
grees 20 minutes east, six (6) Chains and " Ie
INKS; thence south, % degrees 40 ISinITe Il
Z Ga'S Iina chains to stone in James IIoosers
f atei thence north, 60 degrees 20 minSStS
seventeen I'D chains and twentv (9S IlI
III say 1n me to the place of beginning
oLty l5ol aeFea less, on Which nrernisss
's1tS nave been opened, houses for IninerS
tS ways Tor linking the coal to the
ftSate In iIGn hairoad All of said premises
,sss.en IN tue county of Lawrence aforesaid H
t Ir al i9fty-two thousand dollars (Sj2 OO0I
te nal Works are situated in the Iron Region
st9 part Of Ohio, about 80 miles aSoYs
ofIsmonth, and 140 miles above Ciucinnet; sD1Ee
5i building is $50 feet in length BY ia feat ne
nStoSe sa8 ascy built and contains new and
llai machines, machine for MAXIM nail gIgIlnes,
80 ho boiling Doll furnaces and heating frnSSss
VIII ne necessary rolls and Inns capast
aaa4s OF sALE-one cash in hand one siS,,,
year In two year onesxtb In tbrss
sf,rfI,
ierFen payments TO bear interest nom he tle
i''on OIL tue SALE payable annually
~ 80 WILLIAM NJ. B0LLES =
ET,,,,s,y q Special Master Commissioner I
,aESEl 3: MEAL. Attorney. nov5lSTon. IA /
! 4 nsAI&Sh GROUND MERRTMECn
ffints-lnstopenelat Foct17l sTAYL6Rss n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
Mothers, read this.

me following is an extract from letter written II,
the Pastor of Baptist Church to tho .Joprns, =,
AeS'engcr," Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks volumes IN
iavor of that world-rouowned nedtcinesrRs WE
LOWS s0oTHrNG SYRUP FOR CHILDREN ErrTIxo.
we zee an advertisement in your columns Of Ar.
Mihslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never sai,l n
word in favor of patent medicine before in onr Iisa
Dat We feel compelled to say to your readers TINT
'hsis no humbug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND kSow IT m
DE All IT CLAIMS. 1t is probably, one of the most
successful medicines of the day. because it is one If
the pest And those of your readers Who have b a.
Oo oos en't do better than to lay in supply,
I3Esw We refer our readers to the var -.
~ of Messrs. CHURCH DUPONT. 'i No Soo
Broadway, New York The Blood Food fs Of +,'s
greatest medicines of the age, and is rapidly rivfns
out Of the the quack nostrums If mo6ars
times Its efficacy is great and it's superiorfsv 80
Hst!y acknowledged, that II is found tlificult tn
Ply tue immense aud Increasing demand for tl,o ~
acle DR.. EAT0N's celebrated s.Intantile Cordial % :.
medicine prepared by regular physician of sni.
.ence IN his profession, and one who has devoted s
lie TO the peculiar phHses of InantiIe dfseases n
~ +ioIa put medicine which commands itseIf
10. oaly Who can appreciate ApaIacSieoia
20 See advertisement mb24 d&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
ANow Proposition.

+hes Mobile Register-JChn FOrsyths peper.l
A.tnated by the desire to avoid either the
.i,anSenof 4insiitficienta ctio the one handIs
md tf3e hot haste of pfecipifa tiono on the 9th
scr we have, stfteranx ious aud una tnrc consul
tatiou with former party trlendSsas WeA.s
former party opponents, lpcl9alng ptolt=
mont snpporters of Mr.. breckenridge, de-
tsrn,ined 10 offer to the people of Mobile
the following propositions, embodying the
views not only of those who acted with us
in the last Presidential contest, but ofin7
teIiigent and patriotic men of all parties,
and forming a basis for course OF aetlon
Inn NbicbsaII true lovers-of their country
Irrespective of.palties, may be able TO COR
daily participate. 49, g
First, that incur opinion the people Of
the State of sAlabama,i in convention V q as
sembled. should declare and make know9
that the powers granted under the tedeF.p
constitution, being derived from the people
of the United States, shall be resumedsby
them, the same having been perverted5to
onr injury and oppression. And that Ala-
hama shall declare herselfsa free and in-
dependent State, discharged OF NIL connec-
Ition with the federal government oil these
United States.
Second, That the people soassemolea IN II!
, convention, after such declaration, snalt !.
make every effort to procure a union !. OIL
f %ents with the neighboring. and other
5 Suites as may secure to- US our just share
Z of the territory and property of the teder7
; al government, and with foreign nations
d for the acknowledgment and recognition
4 of our independence BY tile nations OF the
It earth. {.
!. Third, Thatlin the event that the people
O of the State of Alabama, in convention
q assembled, determine to withdraw, IN CO.
: operotion with other Southern Suites, thai
Ie then the action of the convention shalllb'
= final. But, if the convention should deter
#, mine to Withdraw separately and withou
le cooperation with the other 4soatherl
Il States, that such. action shall be referre!!
I'd to a vote of the people at the ballot box
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

No MYSTERY ABOUT IT.-Ts it any Won
der that a certain lady took a severe cold
under the following circumstances? After
sitting an hour in her parlor, where the
temperature was at 10 degrees, she waited
upon a friend to the door, and stood ten
minutes on the steps. talking with her le
visitor, exposed to a fresh northerly breeze,
thirty degrees cooler than'het apartment
Boston Transcript.
"A horse, much less a woman, could not
withstand such physical abuse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

THE Banner of Light, paper devoted
mainly to Spiritism (that's the word-not
Observation-Disclosures US to suggest) con-
tains poem of eleven stnnzas purporting
to have been dictated by the spirit of Ed
gar A. Poe. His numerous friends and
admirers will be glad to hear that the bard
is Gas we'll as could be expected"-in fact,
a good deal better, considering his fan tt
cesdents, r-as the politicians say. Here is
tlteiwaytfe. dates his Communication:
~ .FrGnf the throne of life eternal,
From tho home of love sppernai,
Where tbs angel feet make music over all the starry
al - floor ~
Mortnis. I have como to meet you.
Come with words OF peace 10 greer you s,,,..
And to tell You Of the glory that is pine forever
| more"
tal ,s41 b safs''What he says aboat IA
e"rth-loye and his spirit-loyc: and marE
the really fine morality of his last stanzo
vi all tlie.verses that the. eccentric. moot
mas sent to us from beyond the styx, these
are the best
INK like ~ the breath of blossoms blending.
TIl.o IN, HI LHe prayers of saints ascending
fnreTermoro seSen-hned glory, blend our souls
Earthly t.r love and lust enslayed me- ST.
M g' L! aivinest loye hath saved me,
adors now ntst Hnd only, how to love and to
Oh my mortal friends and ilrothars
we are each aud all anotI,eTis
ati GT the .n mo gives most freely from treasure,
m ,sI "a you lose your life, you fluid it.
T;, anu IN giving love, you bind it,
al aHiuiet OF safety, to your heart forevermore,',
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
HAIR OYE!l HAiRiDYEl HAIR DYE
rATD nvFI

M
The Original and Best I'm the .VVoFld'
All others renere limitations, and Should DC aSo9-
cd, If you wish to escape ridicnle
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without in
jury.to the Hair or Skin
II FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WIN. a. BACHELOR since 1889, and over
$4,000 applications have been made to the Hair OF
the Patrons of his famous Dye
WA1. A. BAUcIIELoR's HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and Is
WARRANTED not to inure in tile least, however long 1t
may DO continued, and the ileftects OF Bad Dyes
remedted; the Hair invigorated for Life by this sen
did Dye.
| I,,,,,,r,ists md Iiarns, EIssolSi IlesllerS
| ST- The Genuine las the natlie and address upon
n steel Dlnte engraving on four sides of each box, o
\ WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
mh13-d&w1y 16 Bond Street. New YORK:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

= letter was lately received at the Post
Smce IN Rutland, Vt directed as follows:
10 any good and eficientcounsellor.wbo
ID not go the Republican ticket ia Rpt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
Lewis Zeigler, In olanecry.
Lewis Cook. comstv ciTG Tnt e Court of Ohio

Lewis ~ zeigler, In ,chanecry.
Lewis Cook. h County, Junel4. 1850. Oi ohio
OGkts s!.s TO ADECRRE RREDRRED IN ,r,r n
sooSe entitled cause in the Circuit Court ~
10 on me l4tl day of june viii nro oG
sen at the front door Of the Court Honse f s
eSt on tho 9th day of August 1860 to to 81 fa
UsS nuueE, the following property to "A s .
% Oh iot number ffty-two (52j situate on "
street. in the city of Wheeling sit,,atoI y;s
south OF frame dwelling house Ero ~.
@ !Is ny Joseph CALDWELL aud between sai i,y
Said SoroI formerly the property Of Andrew VSits
on 1n supposed to contain thirteen feet fo,t
Sun.a street. and running back same Width O,s
NJ 9e and trtytwo QS2 feet AIso nar+ ~ one
col y si'gaIed Immediately back or east Or soiI t
1 U ~ described and adjoining the same 90 lsI
it :, " Wlt;-Begtnning at the southwest ~ az
tI seVtenty-six Coy and running i. ~
stoi sn tlne OF the sime sixteen Ti6Y fs+ 'ii
sleHce west aud parallel with the firSt H. -
Inns t ~ Q6) feet to tho west Ion 1e u
the ~ n"s nnn3er seyenty-sx Coy aud thence Will
thereon. ~ He'''is' WIN the tenements.
TERNsLA credit Of SIX twelve and eioht.or
ILL.,; VIZ; " gwen inr tho purchase money The n,I
s IIng Denqs with good security bearint.
uay OF sale, and the title retained 5t;i
H.! VI Tue purchase money,is paid A''. tHS5
JSL On SAMUEL iRJyTTt sbo,,.,sr - :,
a IA, me above sale Is Continued Til IondS. = a.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

THEeditor tof the Mobile JIercv,,, H.,
. seen =. a man inst from Texas, who say. IN, he
. :" member of vigilance COMMITTEES
W., %nisn pqs ;6eensifn correspondence with,
Tue committees of other. counties, and e.,f
mates that no less than two bnn5 na,, vsl',
ros y P sa;,f have suffered death M the
sena curing the season in Texas ''I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
PuBs. PmEstI PILEs!l:
1Yhat az Ro,o eltred


Thousands of persons have Piles-sufler for years
with the dtsease-yet few know what it is or how 1t
Is cured Every case ofPilcss whether manifested IN
tho form of external ttimors. frequent beedngs On
in violent itching and irritation depends essentially
uuon congestion Of the abdominal
This produces the engagement dilatiOn ofthe yelns
formation Of tumors, hemorrhages, pain and suffer-
ing: and the disease can only be fundamentally
cnre ly medicines which, taken internally, relieve
tliis venous congestion: Hence ointments' washes
and even injections, are 30 Intellectual.
humphreys HOMEOPATHICP PILE SPECIFIC,
snp!e sugar pill taken two OF three times per aay
On al tho disease 5by curing tile cond6on nPo
which the disease depends. Hundreds nave pe tI
cured l,y it. even of the most obstinate cases. Az
will be promptly benefited by 1t. Price, on cents
N. B-A full set of HuMPRREYse HoIEoP path,
SpEc1PIcs with Book of Directions, and twen..
IlcmeJies in large drachnl walls, and m9roec
case IS ;sdo in plain case, 81; case ofheen Do&es
The Remedtes, by the single box or full case, sen
toanSinJdress by mail or eNprcss Tree OIL chaEgeso
! receint of the price. Address . . !. -. 80
eSe'FS '-'s''N DR. 4. HUMPHREYS CO.,
.l.f aif "a No 500 broadway, New Yorh
Sold by LAUGuLINS & BUSHR1ELD, ,,,..,,...
octIS = No. "a Main sts Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

e q oSs Of the elephants connected with a
menagerie, now wintering at Norwaik
Conn, get out of the barn the other NIGHT
0y breaking down the doors, passed across
a field walked off with gate, went to a
mouse and raped on the window, sending
inc family flying out of'the door through
fright and then helped himself to a bean
o, apples in the fg yard, Her keeper appear
ed and the. huge animal quietly followed
nm to her quarters, with her trunk full Of
pippins: a5tv an .' -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
aFernandy Woods of dacent blood,
And illegant mornlityI''

azaaess Raalaa Orders ssa rom 4 ne e
western States have been hardly equal to
expectation. There is now prospect of
lower prices for stock and this is NORMAN.
aglenm of comfort for the cutters of leatb-
er. Total shipments of boots and sboe.,
by rail and sea, for the week, 1921 cases,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

as cSis@Ba saf %sg gsRss that
no having this continent MIL y, Tue
teT MN, the new Southern Contaiau uee at
the Republic ofsOolombi susfaey be
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

THH Georgia girls.s arc appearing in home
spun. AT the recent State fair, not the
least attractive feature of the day was the
appearance on the grounds ola party of
twenty-seven ladies. teachers and pupils
of the aspiring Hill School," attired in .
substantial check homespun dress, made
tashfOnably full and flowing. Thirty-seyen.
blooming, bright-eyed Southern lasses, in
cloth of Southern manufacture, of which
the staple waspeculiar to their homes WINS
says local paper, sight worth seeing on,
a Southern fair ground.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

a locomotive engine is strange kind of
pulpit, yet such a pulpit was improy5ss,,
~ England the other day, the preacher
Ss.ns tue Bishop of London, and the CON
gFe ga ion, two thousand of the workmep
=. tue Midland Railway, and the Church
Tue Derby railway station. The sermon
was, was preached by the request of the work
eDsa i mno neaFd of his lOrdahip's pres
,binta pefOyi and an English paper
'n'hNs such an auditory and such circnm
IoI1 must certainly be without a naral-
- - n .2-lzI i og1 :szs.ssS' u
D a, = correspondent of the New York Tim.
says nearly two millions of doiSars 1 ha
left Hartford and its vicinity dnrinn NV, NV
past fortnight for the purpose Of iavaa,
nenti cash stock at the New yort 80.
Exchange. One of the most i5tSI, isoet
'aakers of of. Hartford has RENTED sSo
"osf' Z; the account of one iindiyidnsi sIs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

comm ieati6p, 70ver t6e signature Of
"Al"ny Merchants" appeared in the Char
lesion sE5 by which iEsppiehrst hat tbs
trade has been laboringy under a,monev
pressure for three months prior 10 he
present troubles. The cause is alleged to
De either oyertroding or mismanageme6t
of tue banks. 8 s''e"'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27
Attention! Ladies and GentlemenI
= JOHN ROEMER,

"Specie Payment Suspended"
rInIIEsE WORDS. CREATE A GREAT At, PANIC
whilst the oft repeated expression, Thousands
arc rushing to untimcly graveslI" is scarcely ever
needed, though always true. Mrs Gardincrs !ndmn
Dalsam Of liverwort and HoarlOund would save
many a victim of Consumption If resorted to in time
II cures u'l'"'''"s'S ''''> 80 tEED KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-27

OFFICIAL VoTE OF Norm CARoLrSA.-
The following is the official vote OF the
State of North Carolina in the late Presi-
DENTAL elections:
Breckenridge and Lane. ........... 1929 $50
Bell and '99o
Breckenridge's majority ,54s
The Electors on the Douglas aud John
son ticket received only 2,TOl votes III tne
whole State.