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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
no the Voters or the several coGntieS
composing the Twentlsth > ufileiAA

CIreuIt.
III AVING been nUminatet by the PaItHnty,, -, o.
III friends TO MI the Office Of Judge OF -ala VI
cHIf aid having given my consent To accept u. II
excited deem II due 10 my fellow-ciizens 70 stIe
yery briefly my position IN, reference 70 Tue ne"
staiS,tf things IN which we are placed WI stare
mai in 1855, when candidate FOR the senate 81
ViTEinfa N;iS interTOEAted through the pubic ~
per n the day, rs to my opinion upon the gnt y
see-ssiun. ON the part Of a State. from me Union
then gavo through tile same medium my unquu
eaiaI of the right. ard pronounced u rfrothi'Sa
and thar opinion have always entertained anu en-
Jeayored 10 maintain. have always viewed ~ q
most dangerous heresy, aud that the state OF VT
guia BY adopting it has placed herssltin tile Stf
tule of rebellion and that the government NJ ush
mond e aiLply revolutionary and not the e2ns'ith
tioT4l government. The organization OF the gov
eminent by The Wheeling Convention. bellows 70
conStitutional. aud rightfni and Lawful govern
meD. aud as such shall give 1t my cordial support
whether in ONCE a private citizen WI aaa
that hay. heretofore by taking the 9th ~ Attor
uev for the COmm1nV presertbe't SY the Otdt
nshee IL the Convention given the strongest poSs-
ne njeigs OF nv fidelity to the new Organization
win only add that II Il he le pleasure ST the Sii
zRps OF the Circuit confer upon me ~ noTAvIc
distinction will enieNvoF TO die, arg ITS
bic duties with fidelity and impartiality. +
Very Respectfully. =
Your felloW-eitiLeH- 3
;isIv5 rr VI. C. GOOD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

Tur LOuistine Jo.SAal learning tina. EE-
Secretary Floyd had presented JED. Davis
with span Of horses, asks Il they are not
ths sane ones he stole from Sam Burke,
Of Ksntueky, fifteen yeata ago. The jour
AL sta.sl that Floyd took the HORSES 70
Virginia to sell them for him but amer
waiting and writing and getting no an
swer, be wrote to hiul 70 ssud him aEs doll
Lara and call 1t square. be- however, re-
cslved no reply, and two years Afterwards.
speaking of the affair to an intimate friend
Of Floyd's, be Fal auEEered, ''why, my
dear sir, see those horses every dayi they
are Ployd's carriage horses. and are con-
Sidsrsd rhs best In the eOaa'rsF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
AuCTION SALE

CIALEof Dry UurJs viii lie continued thisafternonn
- Monday the 18th ut which time will lie sd silks,
riouurei BeTREAS El0nncel Organizes. elegant
Ftounced Swiss Muslin Lawn Prints and other Dress
goods JhcOiist and Swiss PIouncngs, Eigings and
many Domestic. Fancy And Staple Gpofs. Sale Viii
nonIfnuuse It tFo o'clock Ind viii without res'rve.
tviS o.W. HEISKHLL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
No More Bad, Bread !!

tIuR6D NATURES SWEET RRsToRER, BAISiY
SLEEPt-A foemAn meets, In the rampant BSD-
MO, whose nightly raid. spares neither age
DrrcHEEis Dad SHoT Il the hest Bedbug destroyer
and preventive tn use. They will not stay or come
wher it has been used. Try Il and -Eleep In peace
R9F e'i' BY SI, Z; Y Io6 EsSA Ersr co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

f. F. Y.-Itis now suggested that f. f.
V. stands for Meet Footed virginians.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
DIVIDEND.

EINuE President and Direction. Of the Pin aud
Marine Insurance Company Of WlirelinS" have
decIarea dividend Of per cent. from tho profits Of
the last six mouths payable TO the stockholders or
their leg al representative on demand. {.
II. W. IIAKDING. Sec'y
Wheeling July Is, '6l.-JyI6-:t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ADMINISTRATORS Notloe.
CARD.

OWING to the present. unsettlfd state 81 ths
Il } country and the great diligently ip e9hesli ~
debts we will fun this time forward SET d0OSs iSt
CASH am, CASH Exclusively. ...,,,,,,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

FOR JUDGE.-MOSEsC G. GOOD. Ell.
viii be supported FIR the office Of Judge
Of tie Twentieth Judicial Circuit. by ,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

WRtELISG, Va, July 10. 1857.
B's. Miller. Bsq., Phha2eLphii, Pc:
Az DNAh sra.-Most gratefully DO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
DIVIDEND.

cIuzESs' DEPoat RAxE. Jnly. l. 1851
VIE Director % this Rank have this day !eelars
out Of the plufits Of the lat six tonth5-payaBs OIL
demand. tIy2) JOHN n. MILLER. Cashier.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
TUESDAY. HOWEVER Is, 1851.

DRezsLsE OF SIzs.-He issue the PA-R1oT
to-day zpou sheet Of diminished size. The
war IN ahic1 TIE nation Is engaged having,
In great measure, broken up all branches
OF basiness e1eep. those II sone manner
connsted With The furnishing Of srny sap
pliees Advertising, are chief source O nsws-
paper profit, bss Seen greatly decreased.
woilet shis has seen tie case, oar expenses
of aii kinds have been Increased, paper has
6esome eearos and attained an unprecedented
price. As matter OF pride, We would
prefer 20 retain oII origina; size; but
we deem Il best 20 fotego matters Q: p.ids
amply, and conform to the dictates Of econ
omy and prudence. & decrease Of size does
cot necessarily involve decrease Of interest
or value. We snail throw on Ell noa-pay-
ing advertisements, end give The reader daily
even more reading matter Than re have
been II tie habit Of giving hin; aud or ex-
pendi.aIes .or shs latest nnd most reliable
tejegraphie and other information, important
TO abe general reader, shall not De .bated.
We shall continue TO make the PATRIoT a
frtt rate newspaper; one WHICH VIII always
be Eesd with intsres: and proit.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
rhe Negro Thieves again.

\ negro man who came UP from Daufuski
yesterday, reports that ten Federalists landed
on the island before day yesterday, went TO
the plantation Of of Mrs Dunn, took posses
sion of all the negroes, impressed Mr.. John
J. Chaplin, who went down to bring up Mrs.
Dunn's effects, and in their own boats and
such as they could seize on the island, re-
turned TO Hilton Head. The negro who
brings this account says he was seized with
the rest, but making an excuse TO go into
the house for his shoes, leaped out of q rear
window and made his escape 10 the woods
MFR. W. F. Chaplin, of this city, gives us
the following additional information Paul,
the driver on Mrs. Dunn's place, who was
hid in the basement of the dwelling, also
effected his escape, and reached the city last
night, IN a boat from Bloody Point. he
also states that he saw large body of armed
men who had Mr.. Stoddard's negroes at
Melrose engaged in gathering the horses
sud cattle or the island-jSccoRn0h Req. %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

An interesting correspondence between
the Grand Admiral CONSTANTINE, of Russia,
and Lieut. Maury, has trznspired. ne re-
publish 1t from the Richmond Rnq@ireT. The
gallant Russian invites the Lieutenant 10 re-
sumo his scientific labors under biz patron
age, but The honest American ia constrained
to decline she Invitation. He prefers TO give
himself up 80 the great struggle FOR South
ern Independence. The South ia iull OF men
ready to make every sacridce for her safety.
AAUKY is one of The nobiest Of then all.
Gen. Pnlo7 announces bat he ean hold
Coiumhrs against sny force that may De
brougb; against him; but be wants his rear
strengthened. Generals in this age ap-
pear to have delicate regard FOR their
-9ars, and always wish 20 have them pro
;ecte3. Our General has succeeded in
a.ousing the people, OF Louisiana, Alabama
and Tennessee, 10 the impor tanee Q! beating
back The enemy Oh the Mississippi river, aud
! they are hocisng 30 the rescue. De tells
them, however, they muss come organized
and ready TO submit 20 military discipline
OF he viii not have them. We doabi not be
will soon have force enough under his CON-
mand-we believe be has entire control o.
things now-snd will do something 5000 &c
instify Mr. Chsse;s expectation Of startling
worE n the West
The telegraph cyntinaes to tell us TIE
signs on the Eotomae portend q battle. We
have ceased 20 look fo- anything in that
oua.ter, and do not mind what the telegraph
eays. The fact is. We begin 70 suspect that
he Is .kest-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
Erom the Rsehnond Enquirer. r.
A High Courtesy from acrose the
Waters.

We have she pleasure OF publishing below
6 very interesting correspondence between
the Grand Duke Constantine, Grand Admi
raj OF Russia, and a distinguished citizen OF
our OWL State. II viii be READ With pleasure
and pride. Pleasure, that so eminent per
son IN :. distant empire sho1ld have paid such
homage 10 science N the person o. one OF
our ow q philosophers and pride, shat the
6attsring and generous profaz shozld hare
been 50 nobly responded 30.
II the eyes Of the wise and good, such re-
spect as the Grand sduiral las thus exhibit
ed for learning, adds grace 70 royalty, and
sheds lustre upon dis3ens. Bat this eLhibi-
ton, We are informed, Is OILY Characteristic
of him for, Of ali the Princes Of Europe, the
Grand Duke Of Russia Is By far tie most re-
nowDed for enlightened, iibeEsj, and progress
sive sentiments.
Their a.. indeed, 10 government n the
world which Is doing more for the advance
ment OF science than the Rzssisn Govern
ment is az this moment. IN everything that
relates 70 the sea, the Improvement Of nsvi-
CATION or the navy, Der Grand Admiral is
sure 70 be found where he ought 70 be, "A the
van, taxing en enlightened and al active
part. His largesses 10 science are dispensed
with princely muBifcsncs.
A private letter mas, ne understand besG
received from member OF his household ex-
planning in detail the exact relations II which
be desires Lieut.. NauFy 70 be placed toa ards
the Government Of Russia. They are those
of perfect freedom. The pay and peEquisites
which~he received in Washington are 10 be
repeated in Russia without conditions
Shonld he desire TO renew there the research
es which have been interrupted 10 Washing
ton, the most ample means and facilities for
so doing are to De placed ct bis disposal; aud
should he at any time desire 20 return 10
America he viii De perfectly a. liberty TO do
so. Indeed il is desired that be should Gceu-
by very much such position il Russia a.
humboldt did in Prussia.
Z most delicate and graceful compliment
is this to our fellow-citiksn: like that precious
quality that is .-mightiest 10 the migbtiest."
This in citation ''bleSsata lin that gives, and
him that lakes"
The reply Vi Lieut. Many is Euek as be-
comes tba patriot. his first duty is his
country When his native State is IN dagger
and calls to him, BE recognizes Il as 10 time
to seek eage and adyaptage in a distant land
The wooings even OF philosophy are. Unde-
such circumstances, less attractive than the
thunderings Of war. No tirne ioF visiting when
the invader threatens the bonesteads Liber-
~ and independence secured and paace s.
tablished. be will appropriately nantes bis
high appreciation OF the courtesy with which,
he has been hono.ed. TIL theH hs returns
his thanks. Such Is the spiTir which his
Ietter o.eashes, and il is in harmony viii.
thst o. she people o. h. State snd G. Inc
COni-leracy.
Here i the =eorres10rderce
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

country has plunged you, I deem myself
called upon TO invite you to take up your
residence in this country, where you may 10
peace continue your faYoritc and useful cc-
Gu pations.
Your position here will be perfectly in
dependent one. You will be bound by no
conditions or engagements, and yon will
always be at liberty to steer home across
the ocean, IN the event OF yOOr not prefer
ring to cast anchor IN on remote corner OF
The Baltic.
As regards yolr material welfare, beg 10
assure you .hat everything win be done by
nc 80 make your new home comfortable and
agreeable, whilst az the same time The reces-
tsry means will be offered you 10 enable jon
TO continue your scientific pursuits IN the
way yen have been accustomed to.
shall now be awaiting your reply, bop
ing 20 have she pleasure Of soon seeing tete
60 distinguished an officer, whose personal
acquaintance it has always been my desire &c
make, aud whom Russia villa be proud to vel
come On her soil.
Relieve ne, my dear Captain Kaury,
Your sincere well-wi-he-,
CONSTANTINE,
Grand Admiral Of Russia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
The FIghr at Guyandoue.

LyNcRBUAG, Nov. %
Reliable ACCOUNTS have been received of
the 6ghs 81 Guyaudo;te. on the Ssh instant.
Col. Ciarasoa's cavalry, Of Floyd's Brigade.
marched i1o hundred miles, TO Guyendotte
and completely surprised the Yankee troops
in The towu-n unbsriDg two hundred and
fifty, under TIE command OF Col. Whalev: a
traitor Congressman elected from Western
Virginia. Col. CiagksoH arrived at the vii
lage abous eight o'clock in the morning, and
took possession or TIE bridge which cut of
the retreat OF the enemy. The fight lasted
abopt an hour. the. Yankees fighting from
houses and places OF coHcealment. Clarkson
took Eirety-cight prisoners, killed forty,
wounded fifty. and caused many 10 be drown
ed who attempted 20 escape by swimming
the river. We captured two hundred and
fifty Epdell rifles, FIVE thousand dollars
WORTH Of Clothing, 8 number Of cavalry hors-
es, an6 vsgious articles Of plumber, valued at
SO Coo We lost two killed and i've wound
al, After oGT troops len another defsch-
n1eat OF ;he enemy took p0sssgsion Of the
Icau s.o 52E-ec i.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
From Fortress IonrOe-What Lieut..
Worden Reports.

FoRT MONROE, Nov. l9.-The flag of truce
from Norfolk to-day brought down Lieut..
Wordeu, who WAS taken as bearer of dispatch.
es and imprisoned some time at Montgomery
at the breaking out of the rebellion. He
has been exchanged for Lieut.. Sharp, of the
rebels, who was taken at Hatteras Inlet, and
has recently been confined on the frigate
Congress at Newpor. News.
Lieut.. Werden states that the intelligence
of the arrest of Mason and Siideil caused
great excitement among the rebels who re-
joiced in the prospect Of retaliation by Eng
l.n6.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

TIE SAT- Ta4DE.-We learn thai Messrs.
Mcdaniel i Irby received orders yesterday
for as mary "a 500 sacks Of HloUrtaso salt for
consumption y the people. They have
agreed % furnish the article &C IS Sd per
sack, while the Spectators are holding IL at
from So TO So. s1d Liverpool salt Sd SIS 30
$50. OF course, t5oss Who sell salt IS more
than So so per sack are specializing o. the
necessities Of the people. II one f.a can sell
at So 90 all Others can. and those who refuse
or fail 70 DO st, ars grinding the people. in
order 10 ell ibeiT pockets with lucre.
LyReh5lrg Reu-sSseaD
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
Roseerans Heard From.

4 WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Dispatches Were
received to-day from Gen. Rosecrans, that the
rebel Floyd, with his entire force, had aban-
doned his position near Gauley bridge, and
had gone towards Richyille, where il is uu-
derstood he intended TO make a stand. Gen
bis entire command. He contemplate max
ing iorw ard movement as soon a necessa-
ry arrangements can be made. The health
OF the troops is excellent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
The Seward and Lyons Correspond d.
ence in Great Britain

By the arrival Of the steamer City Of lFasb-
aRgtoa, which left Liverpool on the 9th Of
November, we have Information Of bow the
late correspondence between Secretary Sew
ard and Lord Lyons relative to the arrest of
British subjects in this country was received.
I. made very unfavorable impression. All
the leading London papers assail Mr. Seward
and our Government with great bitterness.
1t is reasonable 10 conclude that the arrest
of Slidell and Mason from a Bri.ish steamer
viii not improve the temper o. these jour
mails or of the British GoVernment.-Caa.
EnQ.. 1871
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

s large supply OF soap may De extracted
;Gom every coTnfield ct sbis season OF The
year. While g thousand pounds Of oak wood
yield only two and hall pounds CT potash,
a thousand poIads Of corn stalks Will yield
seventeen pounds Of potash, and soap is made
ont OF potash. A thousand pounds of oak
leaves burnt ID ashes viii yield s8enty-four
pounds Of potash, sud sosp may BE- made ont
or potash.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
IN Important Order from Columbus,
Complete Military Organization
Wanted.
HEADQUA ARIES 1sT DIVISION WESTERN I
DEPARTMENT, CoLUMBUs, KY,
Nov. %. 1861
To the Memphis Press

To the Memphis Press
Such Of our friends as propose to come 10
our support are requested to remain in
Memphis until they organize into companies
and battalions. They must also understand
that they must submit to military discipline
and government.
While here, we can and viii hold the po-
sition sg ainst any force the enemy can bring
against it, but we want larger force to our
right and rear. We want additional forces
in Fort Pillow.
I..want no unorganized forces here, and
will receive none IF the people will organ
ize and report to me before moving, / will
give the orders for their services where
most needed. With the feet of gunboats,
and the support which your patriotic Gov
ernor is determined to give this army, Mem
phis will be safe. GID. ]. Pillow,
Brighten. Com, c. S. a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
What Secretary Chase Says--Some
thing Startling from the West Ex
pected.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, l86l.-Secretary
Chase returned yesterday. In addressing
the bankers at New York on Saturday, he
said that the Government saw their way
clearly to quell the rebellion; that they had
information which warrants them in saying
that the public would soon hear glad tidings
of success. more startling and more effective
in their results than that from Port Royal
and the West; that neither the Government
nor General Mcclellan ever had the least
idea of placing the army in winter quarters
but, on the contrary, the military plans all
contemplate regular, systematic and ener-
getic activity in pushing forward upon the
rebels as prudence and judgment dictate:
that the Government had ample funds 20
supply every liability until the lst of Feb
ruary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
s.. PEfEBEBEaG, 9Th July. 1861
rssh sr-,-r

NJ DeAf CAPT marry The IeTs Of your
having leti serEice which IL so much H.
debtad 70 your great and slccess:ul Iators.
has made 8 very painful Impression OF me
and NJ coIapEnioQs-ia arms. Your iRdefati-
gable Researches have unveiled the great laws
which rule the winds and currents Of the
ocean, and have plaosc yoGE Rama anon get
those Wbich viii D. ever Eenti0Ged With
feelings q gratitude and respect. not only by
professional H-sn, bus by Sill sh9se vh9 pride
themselves = Inc great and noble a3LaiD-
ma1t OF the human Iace, That yolr name Is
well KNOWN in R1ssis. need scarcely ado.
and, th9ugh ''osrbaTisas." a. W. are still
sometimes called, sc have been taught 10
homer 10 your person dlsiuseres:ed aud emf
nent services 20 science z1d mankind
SinceFely dePlo:iag tae Inactivity I3to
which tie present. political 9h6rlp5gl - YcGr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

-The,bin which we alluded TO on yesterday
as having been passed by the Mississippi
Legislature, specifies the number q troops 10
be raised st 10000, and the time Of service
at sixty days, - be received as individuals
in squads, companies or otherwise. u passed
both houses unanimously, aud wiih grea
promptness, IA We have before sta ted. 81
same bill appropriated I've hundred t5o1saI
dollars for their sQppoFt while i -1e fed
.ReTlpkts apIesl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

Two regiments from Georgia and South
Carolina, have abandoned Roam Ike Island
and blown up the battery, and gou" home
The rebel Congress met at Richmond on
the 18th inst, without quorum.
The rebels are Strengthening their main
battery at SsIallis Point, anticipating an
attack.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
The Fleet TO he Divi ded-CotroE
and Corn--PreparESfen

EE1 YoKK, Nov. 20.-The Times Port
Royal correspondent says the feet is to Be
divided, and transports 20 convey 5000
troops are to open smother port. The srans-
ports are 1oy taxing in water for fifteen
days.
There is saaScient cotton here and Oh
Pope Island Cnginned 10 make :, coo bales.
Corn hoases are filed with about 0,0o0
bushels IA che ear.
TIE steamships Delaware, Boston and Cos
Iopolaan, OK the New York 6. s. Company,
have been chartered By the Government for
three months. They will Immediately COM
meEoe coaling. Their destination is said 20
be Pert Royal.
The U. S. transport Atlantic, lying at The
foot % Canal street, is now cosiling and tsk.
ing in provisions for Port Royal. She will
also garry troops.
The propeller gunboat Oneida, wss launch
e. at the Navy Yard this P. II.
The steamer SaxOnis, which arrived to-
day from Hamburg, brought as passengers,
Prince G. Wrede, OF Russia, and the Count
de Valentine, OF Trieste. who came to offer
their services 80 she Government.