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opposing a Conyent6 -
= IFroTtA1 ri Picayune Of ycsterday1 -
3 a dS1 company MR.. Lincoln,
E"old as his party friends low
Eingl He'd him, is said to be tenn
operate man in his habits, and though
given to buffoonery, theteller of fun
ny stories and broad jokes is not said
to be much of a roysterer Or bully III,
company. But he must have had
train of travelling companions in his late
journeysto Washington who drank to
inordinate excess and were uproarious
in their cups. At the Delavan House
in Albany, the train stayed three quar-
tiers of day. There were eighteen Of
| them, and the hotel bill amounted to
$1,12O. Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln went
out to dinner, so there were but sixteen
of them left, and the expenses of enter
tanning them amounted to $40 a head,
or at the rate of nearly a hundred dol
lars day apiece. The charge for
1cine was 1875, or more than TWENTY
two dollars head, or mouth, for each.
At the ordinary prices they were sup
piled with nine bottles apiece. 1t is Il
natural addcndum to the publishers of
so much wine that there should be a
charge of $50 for damaging furniture,
breaking glasses, Overturning of stoves,
and such other elegant rccreations as
the companions of q President might
indulge in after drinking nine bottles
apiece.
1t is limited that the New York Jap
ancse swindie was rc-cnactcd on a
smaller scale, and that the officials
fobbcd some Of the pay for liquor which
was not drank, but this would divide
the scandal between two sots of DIG
ntaries, the hugo feeders and drinkers
who came down with such ravenous ap-
petite from tho West, and tho sleek
State jobhers who filled their own peck
cts by oxaggerating and taking pay
for the righteousness Of their guests.
1t is noted as a slys commentary on
tho comparative good habits and good
management Of the dignitaries of the
model republic and those of the ''bloat-
cd'' British oristocracy, that the
Prince of Wales, with retinue of thir-
ty persons, was at Albany last spmsncr
and stayed at one of the hotels two
days. His bill was $3.50, which in
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OF Ca RROLLTON:
WEDNESDAY,, March 20, 1861.

u Regular meeting of City Coun-
sci this evening, 5 p. M.
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CASES FINED FOR TRIAL.
Wednesday, March 20. tScs

~.
No. 1888. Jean Weber VS. Dque Durac poo...
Bush, l.. Charvet.
No. 1918 c. Roselius vs. n. Oh G. NPp r.
"A. Philips, +. Noise.
No 1879. VIM. Florence VS. Camille J. Leblanc
L. l.. Levy, Cutler &c Thomas
No 1913. Greenle Bumpass VS. Daniel p SNAIL.
Earhart, Augustine, Maun & f,,do,
NO lS9e. A. L. Greenwood +. Gosset G. ~
Bradford 81 Lancaster J. Hs
Holland.
Thursday, March 2f, 1861.
No. 1872 Thomas Schoesmith VS.. c. 81 Cou1i
X Cutler j Buisson
No. 1881. Samuel b. burbank b Humpbra
johnson & Dennis, n COMMUNICATE
No. l4a4. j. NJ. RouX VS. Euphemore Toms.
Michel & koontz, + Filleui
No. 1860. A. l.. Withcrington VS. n r. Amon4
NAPLES & Eustis, r. L. Preston
No. 1918 d. NJ. Holiingsworth vs. Solomon Cobr
f. Haynes, G.. Roselius.
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THE HON. JUDGE BURTHE, Prosid;.
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Third Judicial District CONT.

d r UARY TERM-1sf,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

of wisdom. has been the most stuPendous
sham which was ever imposed upon the
crednlity of mankind"
From another column in the same good
old sheet We take this article:
POLITICAL RECOLLECTION.
The Misrepresentation made in some
parts of the South during the late Presi-
dental canvass as to the character and de-
signs of the Republican candidates, seem
to have suggested the following paragraph
in late number of the Pamela, (Missis-
sippi Star:
"We wish to suggest the prOpriety Of
all slaYe-owners taking some pains to
correct very false impression now
prevailing among the negroes about the
election of Lincoln. II is generally be-
lieved by our slaves that they were to be
tree if Lincoln was elected, or at least they
think somehow or other that they are to be
benefited by his election. We do not re-
commend it; but suggest for the consider
alton of the better judgment of our fellow
citizens whether it would not be hest to
tell them that the election of Lincoln had
nothing in the world TO do with them or
their freedom, but has reference to the
question of making new slave States; that
nothing has been done or will be done to
change their condition by Mr. Lincoln or
anybody else, and that all the talk they
hear shout the slavery question cannot, in
any way, free them"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

from the ProTtdence Or. ~ Journal.
There are many indications that the cit
liens of Western Virginia are thinking of
having little secession of their own
They are strongly attached to Abe Union;
they do notlike the treatment they havere-
ceiVed from the shareholders in tue eastern
part of the State; they think that the pres
cnt State constitution makes an unjust dis
elimination against them, and they detest
the secession talk which some of the Rich
lnond people indulge in. They have no idea
of being spirited away into a southern
confederRcy. There is an earnest move
ment among them in favor of revision
Of the constitution of the State, and if
their demands should not be granted, they
would probably make "a determined effort
to have the State divided. We lately quo
ted paragraph from the National IHtelA-
gsneeT confirming these statements.
Nirginin is quite enough to make two
States. Western Virginia ha. sixty count
les, and half million people. 1t has all
natural advantages to make it flourish
ing State. Though its white population:
is greater than that of eastern Virginia, it
has not as much power in the legislature.
1t is not strange therefore that the slave
holders in the east, who are urging the
necessity of State convention, should be
reminded that if convention is called,
there may be demand hy the west for
changes, which the east do not at all de-
Sirp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

A. C. JENKINS, the Congressman, from
the district below us, sent letter to the
editors of the National In'clLigenesr reflect
ing on their communication aud editorial
about division of the State at the Blue
Ridge. That venerable sheet takes him off
thus:
As Mr.. Jenkins seems to imply, in his
note. that none but the supporters of Mr.
Lincoln in Virginia are auxiliary to this
reported movement. and that among these
very few, any, are native born Nirginians
we perhaps owe it to our correspondents,
as we'll as to ourselves, TO state that our
Information, whether true or false, came
from others than Republicans, and that
among them is one worthy gentleman who
is not only "a native Virginiau, but Mr..
jenkins senior by perhaps forty years.
They also publish in their paper the fol-
lowing remarks from the Valley (Va.)
Democrat:
'What shall Virginia do? We cannot
go with the NORTH nor will self-respect
permit us to so with those Cotton States
who have shown so little regard for the
feelings and interests of the border States
Let the border States then confer together
Let them demand their rights in the Union,
and II refused then middle contcderACv
should at once be formed. The Cotton
States refuse general conference of the
Southern States. South Carolina refuses
to wait, and the Georgia Legislature has
rejected tho proposition; so that Virginia
has either to act on her own responsibility
or be "GrdSged' by the Cotton States. Her
pride and self respect revolt At the idea of
being kicked and dragged, and we feel
satisfied that she will consult aud form an
alliance with those who are bound to her
by the ties of interest and selE-pressFva-
zion.
And here is stru an other paragraph
from the IptsHigsHssr, to which We invite
everybody's attention.
AS recent writer has most Justly re-
marked, ''if We are TO believe in the new
philosophy of the present day, the Goveru-
ment under which We so long reposed in
vain security is mere house of painted
cards, Beautiful to the eve, but destined to
crRmble a. the slightest tOuch.- or even Mt
the lightest breath, With the right OF Sc
ceSsiOn claimed for each one OFths thirty
three States, 10 be exercised At their ca
price, the Government which went into
6psSation in 1889, and which TWO genera
1lane 6fD1an have Landed ss the perfection
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03
Union DIee1lnE o. &c IVorLlnr M.n.

NAAAOH meeting OF the w OFklnE Mens
Yesterday, several of our prominent cit
liens were maying to get up Working
Mems Union meeting, similar to the one
recently held in Louisville. We hope the
movement viii be pushed energetically
forward, and that the meeting will be held
within an evening or two. Let the good
hard sense of the great bulk of our people
be heard from. There is no disunion in it
anywhere-neither in Louisville or Wheel
ing. Judge Summers never suid truer
thing than when he remarked in hi. speech
at the Athensum, that the great trouble
with South Carolina, as with most of the
Cotton States was, that there were few or
no working men there, to give balance and
strength, and hardy governing brains to
their politics.
We hope this meeting will not be delay
ed beyond Friday night, 50 that its pro-
ceediugs may reach Richmond before the
meeting of the Legislature on Monday
Those interested should prepare their call
to-day, and engage the Court House or
Athennum for tomorrow night. The
night suits very well, for Friday is the day
set apart By the President for general OBJ
servance throughout she country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

THE dispatches this morning are inter-
csting. and, rs usual, exciting. message
it seems went over to Baltimore giving
Henry Winter Davis AS authority tor say
ing that the House Committee had agreed
upon plan of adjustment. This IS con-
rrndicted by a later dispatch. The House
Committee have not agreed, but hopes are
still uppermost that they will. Mr. Clark,
of Mo-, was impatient to know when, if
! ever, the Committee would report He
as called d order in the House, the feel
ing evidently being that the Committee
should not be embarrassed by such line
of remark The House refused to second
Henry Winter Davis resolution instructing
Committee on the Judiciary to report what
legislation was necessary in consequence
OF the position of South Carolina. Mr..
Davis then Withdrew his resolution in or
der that Mr. Holman, of Indiana, might
offer substitute looking to the employ
,nent of the Army and Navy to protect the
public property at Charleston. Mr.. Sher-
man, of Ohio, protested that Mr.. Davis
could not withdraw his resolution and this
protest caused warm debate.
We have in the dispatches from Harris
burg aud Albany, abstracts of the Mes
sagcs of Governors Packer, (Dem.,) and
Morgan, (Rep.) They both look to the
preservation OF the Union by whatever
power may be necessary. They both re-
commend the repeal of all Personal Liber-
" bills, and everything on the Statute.
Books that can give South Carolina or any
other State the shadow of an excuse for
their secession. Then, Gov Packer says,
the Union men of the cOuGtry can go to
the rescue of the Constitution With clean
hands, "withOut fear or reproueh.' a bill
has been introduced in the New York leg
islature, appropriatiug zen millions for
arming the State, aud rendering the SER
vices of the citizen soldiery to the Prcsi
dent for the preservation of the Union.
At Charleston they are still going ON
with secession, never stopping for the hol-
idays or anything else. The Collector of
the port gives notice that ali vessels doing
business with the nation of South Caroli-
un, mus. put into aud clear at the port of
Charleston. Commissioners have been
appointed to each of the Slave States,
whose mission it will bsEo foment treason
and procure secession.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

Especial dispatch to the Philadelphia Press.J
senator Cameron Reported to Have
Been Appointed Secretary OF the
Treasury Under MIR. Lincoln.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 3l.-A private des-
patch, received by citizen of this place
Tonight, announces that MIR. Lincoln has
appointed Senator Cameron as Secretary
of the Treasury. Mr.. Cameron is now at
Springfield, and is stated have accepted
the appointment. The authority for this
information is deemed reliable
HARRISBURG, Dec. sl.-There is a strong
Hntagonism to the appointment of General
Cameron to Lincoln's Cabinet.
Mr.. Lincoln Photographed to Alexander
X. Mcclure to come to Springfield, which
order Mr.. Mcclure ObeyeI Immediately
Mcclure is opposed to Cameron, and will
meet the latter at Springfield. 1t is sup
posed that IL violent rupture will ensue,
which it is believed will end in the APP
pointment of VIM. l.. Dayton, of New
Jersey to place in the Cabinet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03
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TO MARRIED. LADIES
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These Pills Sh0aEd not be taken JyEemGIeS during
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In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pair
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

Y31.l77>swe refer readers to the advertisement
. - of Messrs' CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400
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out of the market all the qunck no-trums Of modern
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a medicine prepared by regular physician of emil
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no humbug, but medicine, which commands itself
to those only who can appreciate it-Ap1iGchieOid,
Flor. TTMEI
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

The dispatches would seem to indicate
that the House COmmittecoi' thirty three will
yet, with some amendments, agree on
Crittenden's resolutions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03
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They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

TnE Washington (Pa,) Examiner learns
that deaths from diptheria have been
alarmingly frequent, during the past few
days, in Independence township, in the
vicinity of what is known as Mount Hope.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

MATTERS are taking personal turn be-
tween our friends of the Washington, Pa,
Examiner and Repsrtcr. Tie former calls
the latter ga little villfer," just as Gree
ley called Raymond ''the little villain"
a trile mildcr, if you please, gentlemen.
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PILES! PILEs.t PILEsII.

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This produces the engagement, dllu,on Ofthe veins
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ing; and the disease only he fundamentally
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this venous congestion. Hence Oinsments, washes,
and even injections are so Intellectual
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OS our first page to-day, we publish in
teresting communications. Onour fourth,
interesting Questions and answers"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.



The fOIiOwnEi Is extract from letter written by
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favor Of that wOrld-renOWned medicine-MRs. WIS
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''We see All advertisement in your columns Of Mrs.
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word in favor OF patent medicine before in life,
but feel compelled to say to your readers, that
this is nn humbug-wE HAVE TRlKD II, AND KNoW IT 20
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successful medicines of the day, because it is OF
the best. Aud those Of your readers who have la
bies can't do better than to lay in a supply"
oetl6-ly-d&w
Proclamation Extraordinary, from
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L. Pint
IL Half Pint
Supplying the Government Offices, We only use the
best Ink in the market, which think yours to be-
Respt'y yours, TAYLOR MAURY.
October ID. 1850.
THE PEN AND SWORD.
For long time the question has been argued
which wAsthe most powerful, the Pen or the Sword!
1t has been generally conceded that the influence
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How important then, II such is the case, that the
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Logan. List ( Co, ''
and Druggists generally. declO
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

The Directors OF this Bank have this tlay declared
dividend Of per cent. the capital stock out Of
the profits Of the last six months, payable on de-
ln4nd JOHN Il. MILLER,
janl Cashier
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03
w. A. BatChelOr's Hair i've.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

THEANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLM
ers Of this BANK, for the election of nine Direct
Hrs for the parent Bank and seven for each Of the
branches, at MOrEantown Point Pleasant and CIarks-
burg, will be held at their banking house in Wheel
ing, Monday, the 18th day Of January. 1861. he
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ aud two o'clock
T.. NJ. BY order of the Board of Directors.
jAul-td S. BRADY, CasIl'r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 20, 1860.
In reply to yOnr inquiry, we have hopes
that the rights Of the South, and of every
State and section, may he protected with
in the Union. Don't give up the ship
Don't despair of the Republic.
j. j. Cri,fendcn.
S. a. Douglas.