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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

President Buchanan is understood to be
very uneasy in reference to an attempt to i'm
pcate him in any knowledge or completely with
the Indian Bone: swindle. The Confederation,
which is now regarded as the: organ of the Ad-
mnistration, says: 1--WE are credibly informed
that as soon as the President heard of Mr.. Floyds
course in this matter he sent for him, and made
inquiries about the acceptances, when Mr.. Floyd
informed the President, what he had done; the
latter asked him if there was any law to justify
his course Mr.. Floyd replied there was no law
for or against the course he had pursued; the
President then said if there was no law for it he
had done wrong, and told him that it was de-
sired that no more .acceptances should be given
! and that-those already given should at once, be
paid Floyd promised that he ,could not aceep.
ann more drafts, and the drafts already accepted
were only for goods that had actually been sent
to their proper place Of destination. Mr.: Bue-
hanan, after Ills interview with Governor Floyd,
knew nothing Of the matter ter until it was made
Gov. Floyd's connection with Russell Majors &
Co.'S aeceptapces.' --.~.' - I
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21
s~"A distinguished man" in the Baltimore

ES"A distinguished man, IN the Baltimore
american, says that he has been reading all the
newspapers that be could get hold of since the
present crisis began, and has come to the deliber-
ate conclusion that "the American people are
the biggest fools on the face of the earth. The
condemnation is very sweeping and comprehen-
s:vc Most people will agree to. the remark.
,sproyi,led they themselves are not included
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

The National hstelligencer says $50 fully
are we persuaded that pacific policy, avoiding
even the very appearance of coercion" is in
the present temper of the country, and in the
present. stage of its dissentions essential to the
restoration Of public confidence, that we cannot
find terms too strong in which to deprecate any
resort to other than defensive measures on the
part of the Federal Government. The entire
value of any pending adjustment, however I'm.
animously concerted, or however just in itself
must, after all, obviously depend on the spirit
which, in this respect, shall preside over the
practical administration of the Government"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21


venerate and ardently hope that our Federal
Union may be preserved almost upon any terms
that would not be absolutely ttishonoring to our
section of the Union and at the same time
must take the liberty of saying that the pleasure
derived from the perusal of NJ. rs commu-
nication was considerably diminished from the
fact that one or more of his paragraphs looks
rather to war and violence in settling the un-
happy difficulties which now threaten our be-
loved country, than to Cancellation and negotia-
ton, the instrumcntalites by which our fathers
were in the habit of composing their domestic
differences. And, sir, it appears to me as little
better than sacrilege for Mr.. L. to point to the
doings of our Revolutionary sires and attempt
to draw parallel between them, and the mad
acts of those who are endeavoring to pull down
the structure which they had built up at such
an enormous expenditure of blood and treasure.
It was not against domestic government, one
instituted by themselves that our fathers rose
up against. Had they have possessed the right
that we enjoy of reforming their government
through the fundamentally of the ballot-box
the historian would not have been called upon
to record their glorious deeds performed in their
struggle for the right to do these things Now
the government las I have said above) which
they overthrow was a government three thou
sand miles across the Atlantic Ocean-one that
they had no partici patton in creating, and ono
too that did not recognize the reforming process
of the ballot-box Is it not then dishonoring to
them to talk about the analogy between their
heroic deeds and the acts Of those misguided
men who are blindly endeavorng to destroy the
work of their saintcd hands, and break up a
a government whose fall must enshrowd moi
only America but the whole world in the dark
ness OF unmitiSatca de>potlsln for ages to come:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07

VHenearss' oarithaitssiscnibum, il. Seidlao u,.
nommen wurosn.
Nsr %haee mar auEer ii&, unp bic Na6born
ps'fe ea'e tbsilrsbmsnp, balb ncnaieria bintsr
cen pa'|srn,tn Die Stube assrua en- ,poren. s,r.
,uNtsn 'bn um'onif ,u r6lten. Hatpem ris off,
'~ "ctr oen 'brss iceten gum 8cfa. nt erboIt,,
nt" s"upp'ets c'Htsrrma6sn berubiat bott..
l@whste fe ibm oor. cin Batter werSe rur Oh,
men III iriner 9futisr nad @6ppnaen oebro6t
unr weror taip wisber tpmmcu. Gr LES IN n,H
nnc nod beidwibtisen: ater @,nss oter f,,nts
81 Gda Mot 'ufrlsreu 9,beu !; msia 8otsr. loot,
er' BAT ls"if ME scbeut. un6 Jest BADEN ltt i'm
9rap Sr9Oit mo cr sfbsult bat.
Sn Nttlem Nu9chtIds tim Der SHIs. IN rp6t
um an Der 6sfangcnnebmuna an wsId,tr sr f.,
or0srt mar, tbr,Iiunc mru aber firth osuuo nm
Der aiic" cine Tnhri&t su briueen, bic lie oon,
oafn't'cr lbntft'rtc. NiItt ibr aud. j5ir1hbSu-
e''n' 'dAt' cr ro6 cucr ;pritrr SUbn in gtuttr
saet e't S9'rht wsfhtn mnfeus Gr bot ttnsu
Solr'iFn iur Serrttrn sc,brlftn, unp Der s0btre
9f'ssrr, Ger esm e:';Oaisiu S.isassclt ,uIammen.
'rirtt bdt onrauf atlneint. rr ei ibm ais etsn.
sertr't'r sbrn 70 gut Oper ned iicb.r.
Sic mari fiit gu @cpcn uur raufte ibr, 6oor
OtrSm mar ihr Strrirn uno ,>eufeu srnsl1i6
9emeint 8 bt bab ih' meiu' Stcdru unh e,oh
psrlprcn idmnrrte lie.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
so.
(5prtfesuus.)

Sa. taste Der &nntr, inrcm er ibn nit feinrn
Haurn Nuaeu nuiribiig anInb.
Nilif mfrs nat;rastn, rae i'd rid aeIdtIa.
gen BAL?
Neiu.
SStllli mir Srrfprc&en = E: rridts i'm immsr
b:tig'r an Itt pnO lhrte ibm bic s8crts iu's
Obr: wtgr' tyap! rerp' rehtitoifeu On
muet nidst n.Sasn. &c miftt DIR ou,b arbru mi,
O:iHtm Sdtrr rS grbt uhl errm 70. ss barf
Dir ntdt aud 10 setrn! gGrnn pu alter Fin uub
m br meret ais ist. Damn pirit ru rinictrr poe
eu tetn Dtsb ju wrrrtn brautll, mcnn bu rei
nsm Batter anbIma'it iriu miul. Tam wir1
Oh atrr Iu@ tinkbtu, roe oein Gater uid,t Sr
i6!stt se~eIfn 1T. ME rie erut' pom itm acIaot
bdtsn. uno rrrne Nuiter, De ru 70 wenta oeIe.
bru bnf. 1T cine quite Wiu,,rr. &inp. uno fonu
u,~tS raiIr, rae lie nibt Titrr nart bir liebt
nnv mcdn lie mirrsr lei DIR ein fam =
Vie SStmms brdt ibm. tr l6us bic SGnSe
UOr Die aus'n unr lcste Orn &Cpi aui pen 3iib.
Gt mprre GAN, IN. nur rlb man ii,f berauf
'rs irnr: Ssuf,sin untcrpriIdlcs Stluh,en
t0 &. Die AI;t fab Fb snen Nuasutlid um,
1T f6 ppnn lr, hN6 iie Dem 5ite uno ter
~ '"n Sat,:n sut:trie rno te0onn bicraul
MT "a: & d 'n", be atiheultt Iautete, rae
8 if'iHr ,OS1 Gnsen
oEI''twill ib tir stten. bu arae falf6e gEelt. F."
DIR 0"a|tsts bate Irinen @mpIinpunarn cine
'H"e CIT ireitn eouf sel1iTrn, ba mrfte i'm
Ell bsirdp inseucrS 0eiGirt ieinrs flrineu Srb.
n:s: Ca,er! Sat;r! YBil;1er ubcr Dir, sim.
io"
G. 'br + unO fnrrts. bic amasn scu abra
nth, o,e 9 abe, ntrf bic 8twrauna bate nur
of;i s'pi- ): re Il Sppf s!nsr S6iuse prsis; III.
9trtn, be i'm 'n'h Gnsentlift fslt um Icincn
otls 5r8e.p9:n wrise. Die Stube mar poQ
t'wOG"e,:r Maiher. Gr fubr mt Der 5anO na6
csT G"l.e, un fa ron Der Gtlinae frei ,u
matS-n. Oa ich 6 rsr Slider, rsr unter ZEN @Ur
rrre Nor: Sob wss orst b. n ast ssrnpt
50! s'Jl" d MT ne Die S&Ii &c rod frfrt an.
9";cA' :. 10 ra6 = arm: Gr I.s ob pcm
" ac trnce nnp ne rcd ''uf;cr 3e;t an Cir
@' ! uno Ssinrn 10 fefi Sc ,nlr:. tas man ibn
obrs @:ras: for rtbaf n to sn:s. Git Nlts itit.
;t Ii,b itar" "aD unp bsrt..l an, nit ibrsu fri
b"I amg'! gum Gaus bInnS ,u lencbten uur
e"th'"c e bm fcr.prbr:ne, rag lr IN psm I'm
SIHd uEi6uIOs i. Mas ftin. srwirb,rt. tr. fe
NJ t nnls lspiIeh gIff:n mrEtnp, aber Dir Siltb :,
bnn"e ilt'S 9si6mortn = unO wsnn ibr mir aud
pc arm' i:iTrlt, bic S@wmFascr fann in eUt
nod bsmsaen = Der natfs Sfuit rem Tn min
lplslh. lit rtin &pr. = SpT,utlib wirp trin wei
..'rr hOtbi9 Ien, ll9te r,r 6ii6rr unp NQe ,u
inmmrn. gSabrrnp Elm 5bGl Der 9Hntbtmonn
ltbait Orn @sfans'den 10 tIIts fctti6icppte. plF
sr nur nod NIT bra Aussn ic;ntm 8anten Gin
Ssbcwebt 'uw ntsM fOnntr, ff6Scrfe sin anrrrer
Der 6ilber al srr Spiet, ia Der @tubs b rum,
lie 9Itr, ais s pirS temstt!e, itsrliss Zen ,tCt.
Iasbrnrsn ris SOrSt we iis iitt ubn xrdbt ,ur,dt.
F"Orn rOIlttn, nnc elite in ps Stu6e ,uriid, fonn.
ts IS absr n4t "rbnpern, pab rie 6alcn, nlS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
Dampiibii- Sertinrnms ,piihtH 8j6msnS uni
Mew gOrt.

Dampfi&d- Sertinrms ,piiGtH 8ibmsnS unr
Sew gort.
Sas OampfdsH ,,9tcnnrte" perIist 9tbmchp
ieorn DienltHs, %admitta9s llbr. unp Norlclt
Mittmod, NtttGa.
GaS 9hmpfidiif nSdmcstcwn" YerldGt gi3.
moab ieren 6reitaS. Na1mttass 4 ubr. uur
'.piiplf am Samstaa Mitaa.
Der 6abrprsIs in Der Gajuts, @abl;.iten s,n.
s. lpneu. betrGst $40.
Sterrdae, Cbne &uli, S..
fr,rOns 2tdsi, fir Die SommtrmUna;e gil.
tt, SII.
9terence, bic ItittrohS. unr Sanstoos DEN
%tteEsSnrs 8rIbiua tenutsn, trsffen ,e.na ,.it
Der 9tcrIc petsrebnra Sdbn in erlferer Stu,t
elm, am mil Dem OompItOOt mritcr ae6en ,n -5u-
nch. &idets fur Dieie Sour f5nnem am Sc crs
burg Sepot selSi't Werpen uuo brtrlst rer arn,e
6aArpreis sleibialIs nur SO.
Yub am u. 6ein.ttn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
81.

SHf' ouf, Srf faatc Der aEcrt GpSnsr ,,,.
s'Hem @nffft rt"trefrnS, i'm hdueaana ,u Dem
Ssder, Der mt cincm arcfrn Rruac gRsins 40,
lanfen fam : p'f' auf btut fricatt oas 6ous nrn
'rut Der halls Sled in auTm WarIb ~ h;r
uno Mills prrFirru, Of Rein RsTefIetI6 "a o,,t
1T we's Rein "Prib irli1 tnt MAIDEN Ysnrsr
gStr itno ric giitru mn wu1en cpb o,,iH a.,
autre 9lGt ten r,uurhmcn.
DER SGfrr latttt unr itjee Gatt Der Mutrcrt
Die Sbnre nuG burt rc man bic Stub, Esr.i,a
nttrfiltlt zen @dhrn lab. Ter @Iusr n,int
'r irt Ter Gri' sur Mterupp, rirf ,r si,i,, .,
Yin alI9rmrin's @eIibtrr cmpfna BEN serrsS.
trt'n @'dh. Nfab' uur, rnE ri brrCe'a r,ss,,
eIni9' tnoem itc SuiammrnrIfren unc ibm uno
ctm &ne6tt Nlab mnbten : III cine eto 70.
nn gem len, ater fAunt frcp irin. peuu pu nur
nct oHs SfmdnSIr ron br tridlt
unNendtet ftsie 0rUbuns, rie ntt e. erna.
lib aemtint mar, liceen iit rrr ,n,unrr unn
lein 8nrftt trefft& ihmsdtn, ,rGbrrnp pis c56as
rrn S"drr lobten. Ter ftit rsm ltpn lanoe .r.
foistei 3ooe letner 8rau feline MeneImpps oe,,.
BEN hattie. une liG iuseib rariiber frrut,r nos
man tci Den sutrn Nnsiihtsn auf cns t,urio,
9Abr aud eiumll wirrer einrn 6il,osu m,i,
trinftn fGnne.
N"hpem Der MIlrr ieuen Waoeu o,rint sot
sr f,h I'M Sretle rer @lfr nm. gEos, Der OrOfps
IT onch ra2 REF or. SD blb' aemcint, 9br lieot
an o'iieeerpeb' od,nitter unp tSnuet fsiu' Hns
unb nd4itens tein :3atn mr6r reaer.
Ete altsn &npIben iinp's 9ettu aepu6nt o..
mi>rts Der Snsalire. SD 6at' aud oIoutt ii
rerr' Ger SeGin Snarlier MAIDEN unb iskt u, as
mir lang Spranarsanasn. SD bab' etoentI;t
trin @'ieoerpst, 5 Fab sten NlaiT', bic mir IN,
Seit 'rum5isbtm. tolr ba, talO bort Id meir,
man6mal, lte fabrtn mir bic in ole .erafer hin.
elm. Oft wsrfen iie mid, 70 t5sartis ins gett Sos
ib idier ntmmer auflte6.n tann.
Sa6et nur ben gEtin taper nurt ri, G,,r,.1
laufen, alter Sreasfnr6t, Ter mrr Gu6 HI,
HlulI' idon 'naus treiten. TaE rid obsr i,st
muB idb mid oerpunrrn, ra6 TER Tii6erbonn,
aud 10 Siel Sura Ite bat uno in'S 9SirthSGor,
.9cbt! 9fun, bu bariit Dir bcut ldon mas oon.
mems: bait 8rpis Bel rem scihisen 6ana elmos
S&Sn'S Snrient sst?
Der 5ilber l6mnnS'lte. gRrun man lid fir
DEN 6lsden in @efabr relitt, laste or, 10 ,Snnp
man. Ssnf' i'd, msbr nnipre6:u. ulo ris paor
@'niNen, H6sr bod it's immsr btI.r ais aar
nidte.
2ts @'efabr maB niat 70 arrf arprfeu lsin.
siIts Der @iiilIrT wie idb b6r babt ibr ibn
NIT Der StIins' scfanssn?
SN rirf elm aubrrrr. Tit @dIina' II elm
&inisu pNm 5if&nbanns aswei,n. Das in Oos
lHcrite Mitel: wenn G,nrr MIDI me,tb oeben
nit, % 3'sbt man sben lu, eanh Srtaeut tbar Die
Srnf uno er wiro CABIN ME Gin 2amm.
SD bdtt Suge,Cssn bic sr ib n Nem.irn mSr,
Serfbsrtr 'rer Nii6er, Ornn mrnn Der lOsgOmmrn
mar, 10 mSbt' i'd bod and leben, Dir MIR b,,
baupten tOnnt', ss bab' fsin' @efa6r eehoet
@'cttIcr, iIafc Der Nillrr, tne Der Rsrl ouf.
aebCten IN. 3 81 am NJ r.b wieper rubi,
lhiafen nnO ur9rdnslli9t lrr,n. ;}tb bOT'. pos.
NAL wsrrrn iis ION Fltsr Dtrmobren, bas man
euclid i4er pGr Ibm 1T, S4orum iAiittpIt ekr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
OGen! Seftn!

Ot" osr ld,sn Ynbifum Die Nn;eiar, bos il,
r's'Een StOrr nru tin9rridbtst unp cine bepem,
tenVe NuswObloen Srltn irper Nrt ocrrGtbio
s'0e. SD staute im Stauts ,u iein, ,Serermoni i,
-. Fem @rriaihtsn beDientn ,u E5nnen. Gus
Otm ids Hr frii9rrsn 3niprun pantt, boiTs Id auf
e'ds 00risSnHs pslirIteu. s. 6efilep,
Mr. ?o Wniui,rect
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
SranB Staups,

Dran3 Staups,
i'3 GrUaSi.o6s, ;Diiden Ter 8. unp 7, Ctr.
Ve .tibee sr5 ,aOblaiior,;r.ss Eager vpu
GiSGrrsn, G1rot-. &aus nnr SnnuSftabos
s,nee ic".i:a i0r uno .,npprdtiOn,
ca - las @Jp Ee,Dsr aK ut ben b!uJifsn ppor pr,i.
6o HpEtr. icIl Gil g6ieoerpertdufsr midi oerTon5
msa bel hm SUiuvrssG, sSs tic brs sinGufs au6srprd
ma@eH' T.I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
Oesimannstn.

Der ,.guesst" erHeint jtbsn @crssH, Ssrnaae auss'
ar :, ,unt .prb,ahtn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sen i09 o.,
icUS. Die ree. 5rdser, III Sbrltcr Srra"D
zee a.. @u;tiesa inSsn iclsenbeu Ytein9r.. g,.
@.," Girmeiiss ginrdduns 10 3eilsn ocer ~
eei % ., s.Jtmalie as 9tS., oteimaliee 81 90,
kin &c '.25 eEen Roha S2.o0. ori 0cnaie 81 90, le9
W. &c $500 ,,rti Mpaa,e St2.00 in p3sr,cljdhrpcg
esg .Ht;aaluns aassissHr ole nab Seliftsh serauee
iS 9 ;oaite,. perasn nit $3.50 per 5abr strt6ntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-07
Ser Spmmeu,pirtb

Sbwdbd1r ScIs9tihihtc aus rcm upriacn
Sdbrbunrrrt puu 6rrmann &ura
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z

rhe German DFERTISE6.
Z. H>sssL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is ,rnI' he'd every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Te ms for Advertisements reasonable
OefIcE: Broad STR, next to Cry Haul.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06
s. YobhE. $780, { ! - 3.

New Yohk; Starch 5.GTbs steam .bir
Northern Light is below from AsnfnWsli,
WIZ 3. siAliE2tsi4 dates 70 thr 10Th uit. Her
ausIees nave been anticipated 10y the
I" Ss5U,000s ~ 90
a,i The :, N s, Light brings Aspinwall
~ the quarrel between the Church and
threatening revolution.
1he Alearaguan Congress was in SEES
, s.on: The American treaty has not been
ratified aud will probably not be. -"
The Granadian Government Inns ,leclor.l
that they don't want a treaty and are n
t !i for either the Northern or Southern
governments of the Americans. =
Al Costa Ricl there is u great FEELING of
insecurity. The coffee crop is small and
money is very scarce.
Capt: Whiting, ofthe stes,mer Golden
oS NE 9lsa az Panama on the 18th ult
40 tidings have been received of the o.
5. slOop-of-war Leyant.
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A REWARD IS oEERaRD for the detection
o. OF any person counterfeiting, initiating, or
t .!. 'enner OF any such counterfeit or iuii-
tatiOp Of Burhdrss Holland Bitlsr. The
genuine, highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers i put up iphaif pInt BOTTLES only, hay-
ing the name of the proprietar d: Page,
", oi9En In them, and his signature
around. the neck OF each and every bottle.
This delighttll 4yoIa has been. received
oy Amerieapswith that flvorRhirh fson-
y extended to scieptife Preparations
Mhsn, We consider the marked success at.
tendtug its administration. 10 tile most
stubborn eases of Fever aud Agne, weak
ness OF any king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Aeidttys Of the, Stomach, Sick and Nervous
IiSnu"ehe, IndigestiOn, CostiTencss aud
Piles, together with the complete control.
it exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic
and Neur'llgic Affections, we cannot won
der at its popularity. Well nay the iuval-
id value this remedy.
For sale by 7. II. Logan & Co, and Lo-
gan, List ( Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

THE closing years of life are often rend.
cred wretched by ailments which are
trlhtng in themselves and easily cured if
taken in time. Affection of III. liver
stomach, and other organs CONCERNED In
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irrita-
oie and complaining, and relatives and
friends are forced to bear the brunt of their
Ut humor Tue use of HOsIetter's CeIc-
brated Stomach Bitters will mrovs m
efficient remedy for this evil! Il viii not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
iIatIon, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases of Indigestion, Diarrh91, Dyseniery.
and Liver Complaint. The frs; physicians
IN tue country are loud in their praise of
this preparation. Another recommends
ton of the BitterS is that it is so pnlntable
10 the taste that it may be used even as u
beverage.
Sold by NIL druggists.
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=
ASF. LouEs. Nlarch 5.-The Convention
met at 10 o'clock, aud was opened With
prayer - gHH e99e,fffs5 4 D .s3fioi1
Resolutions were read moving the pro.
lest ct 81; Louis against coercion by the
Federal Governments De reduced to writing
and a copy seat to the President Of the
United States! y al II z5CI
Resolutions were adopted, providing that
committee be appointed to wait on t6S
Commissioned from Georgia, and Inform
him that Missqnd dissented from the posi-
ton taken BY that State, and very kindly,
bot umPhaticAlly declined TO share The
honors OF secession With her.
Gen. Coalter and Gen. Doniphan, Com
missiouers 70 the Peace Congress, address-
ed the: Convention on invitation, on the
state Of the country. ( : -.
AdjOurned I'LL 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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8AL{lAoEE, March G.-ElOur dali aud heavy; Ohio
Snu ii4Hard street quoted S525 With NO saIes
guy NILS s. Wheat hTm at 81, 256l 30 for rel and
$IHJ1 20 fUr white Corn active aud arm: yelo,,
5sgID. and white 5000. Provisions dull and mn.
sHanged' COdee firm at l214GlsJ4c. Whisky irm
NV foRE, March 6.-Flour heavy; saleg At sssa
9,lO TOR state. SS.4C@b,6O for Ohio &6,3Cahe0 f1r
southern, the quotations being SC lover Wheat
nuclIHnEeai; sales 6knOO bush ut 81 80 for rel d.
lreFsii, and $l.6O6btr68 for white Corn las \ d.
Ginning tendency; sales 9IOOO bush al 66iE7Oe Tor
new nt the depot IL sells at 5569e fair white sUuth
err at CSC. Lard heavy At p<@lOe. Whi.Ev
I112g1Sc.
PHILApEPPHIA. March 5.-Flour dull; Aales of OhIo
sAlE9 al So,2i PHnnsylrania at S6b6I[, and extra
family At $40. Wheat steady; sales Tsd Al 81 lS
II3$1- aud white at $1-2Sal,t5. Corn lower. ~
S!OO bus. new yellow At 561S95T. part aIiUSt and
part 10 the caIs. COdee scarce. WhlEIy adyRncjn,r
Salss At ls@l9IS: -
CINcISSATI, March s-Piour unsettled and yrj...
lower superhne sold at SlIO aud duII NJ tiSt nrS
extra may be quOted at S5,616b5IO aud family AZ
SLsS99I and those rates little better than ir,
lhal. Mheat declined 2e, and dull Mt nSFSgse ~
red anu $lGGl,O5 for white. Oats declined 10 lCIE
anu dull Rye and Harley unchanged WHISKY
opened dull. and 6OO bbls sold Al lax hut sI,J,S;
quently 9OO bbls. sOld At II anil large tItv ~
Inaaed over unaold buyers offering over l3Iz Al
Tue Close Provisions qnet small sales ut $lTai 9b
iOr mes pork; a. 9i4 and iOls for bScn: n0tiiInS
u"ne N bnS ns.Ita, and prices nominal al O.. EiS
and 9I Lard dull at NJ Clover Seed iIecii1e,l 20
q. amt dnll Groceries unchanged; saeR ReieraIiv
small: Rates OF exchange pnRltUrJd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06
BUSINESS NOTICES. 8

8-CErHA4c PILLs, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cure all kinds
of Headache.
BY the use Of these pills the periodic at
tacks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may he
prevented; and'if taken at the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness win be o6taIned.
They seldom failin remoyeing the Nau-
sea ana Headache to which females IRE so
They act gently upon the boweis.-re-
moving GOstiveness.
The Literary Man students. Delicate Fs.
males, and all persons Of sedentary habits.
they are valuable rs a Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natur-
TEN. ''U's ''s-
Far sale by REED & KRAFT,
Geutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

D-COUSrr counr.-The County Court
met IN Monday lust, and have since traus-
acted some little business. Elizabeth
Campbell, who was charged with receive
ing aud making use of goods stolen by her
little children, from the cotton factory of
Mr.. ellis, was discharged.
James Collins, charged with biting a
piece out Ofthe neither lip of one McCaud-
less, in rough and tumble Gght, was re-
leased from Jail on 5000 bail.
The case of the hoy Miller, one of the
parties who committed the burglary at the
hardware house of OFT, Son & Co., was
continued till next term.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06
@RAILRoGD AccIpESr-on uond

@RArLRO4D AceIDExr.-on Monday
afternoon, about 2 O'Clock, as single
locomotive was going east on the P. Fl w.
q Q. Railroad, near Woods Run. it came
Ia collision with team of two horses at
the crossings, sevcring the hOofs from their
hind feet and otherwise iujuring them to
such an extent that they had to be shot
The crossing was being repaired. and the
feet Of tue horses becoming entaugled by
some means, the engine came upon them
suddenly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06
From TVasllIng,o,,

WASHINGTON. March I.-Ex-Prcsiden,
Buehhnan departed on his iouEnev ~
MhentlaudA this afternoon he l,T,s os1
cprted, 70 tue railroad Z, station by' .tTo,
mounted anditWo infantry compauie TO-.
Retner with the Lancaster committee md
prominent citizens Of Washington. He
e4Thangeu many handshAkings, appearing
10 oe deeply ahsctedGy tue mAnifestations
of friendship. and WIlen he bowed odis,,
20 the large crowd as the train was about
TO start, they further testified their rpsnsrt
by vigorous cheers.
Maj. Anderson up to the 4tb of NI,r,.t,
has continued to speak or his condi,ion a.
safe and to express the opinion that. rain.
iorcemeuts had better not he sent 10 him
a large number of the citizens OF Ken
lucky and Indiana are here urping tLs
promotion of Mai. Robert Anderson ne
Brigadier General, vice Gen. Twjogs
whose name has been stricken from the
roll rs recently officially published for
treachery.
Drafts drawn by ex-Secretary Dix on
Asst Treasury at New Orleans to nav for
work on the Custom House, and MISC
drafts by ex-PostMaster General King on
the same office In connection with postaI
service, amounting to between two and
three hundred thousand dollars, have been.
returned unpaid.
The resignation TO Mr.. Buchanan, of his
Cabinet officers, were to take effect ON the
9Th of March, or until their suncessors
were appointed consequently they have
been attending to their business until the
closing hours Of their respective depart.
ments. To-day. Gen. Dix will return to
New York on Thursday. Judge Black will
not leave Washington for the present He
remains on proiessioual business, and will
probably continue the practice of law
The resignation. of VI. Preston, Minister
to Spain was thfsm morning filed in The
State Department..
! Capt, Day. OF Virginia, by local rank a
has resigueti.- ,--s------------. ..,...i
The Republican Senators this morning
held "a famous 10 arfS6ge the standihv
committees.