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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
Ora telegraphie Dispatches this mern-

Ora teiegraphie dispatches this mern-
ing possess unusual interest In them de-
tailed account of the counting Of the elect
oral vote by the Two houses Of CoagressuilI
be found. The Iast act required By Law to
muke Abraham lincoln the conssitutionaly
eleetad President Of this Rspublie has been
eOaSummAted with that dignity and rersr-
eaes for the majesty of the Law due to so
grave an occasion, and 80 important an
event One more public act is ueeessary
to make Mr.. Lincoln President de jaeio as
he is now President De jsrs. % the 9Th
day Of next mOuth, with equal Submission
TO the Law, tAAt impEessiEe dutT VIZ be
performed; and Nr:LineOln' ISiII swear in
tie presence Of his Maker, aud before The
assembled multitude, to support and pro-
tees that Constitution which, for three
quarters o. a century has secured to this
happy lad such priceless blessings as
were never enjoyed by any other people in
the worlds history.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14


TAG annexed account of the arrange
meats for the reception Of the Convention
in the hall of t6slfeebanies Institute, sab
sequent to its Organization in the Hail of
the House of Delegates, We copy from one
of the Richmond papers. 1t will be OBJ
served that nothing is said about any ae-
eOmmOdation5 for the representatives of
the press. We trust the press is not TO be
excluded.
The Presidents platform Is on the north
side of the hall, and is covered with a Tieb
tapestry carpet FrOnting this, seats and
tables are to be arranged Ia asemi-cireuisr
form. In the rear Of the members seats.
there will be a large number Of settees
intended for those who receive special in
vitations't to occupy them. The eutire Hall
Is earPeted, and the furniture combines
neAtneSs with eOmfJrt- Proper regard has
been paid TO the accommodation Of LADY
visitors; who will doubtless avail them
selves OF the opportunity 70 uitaess the
deliberations and hear the debates. The
exhibition hGings have all been removed
from The stage at the Eestesn extremity of
the hall, and the entire space is covered
with settees, Where the fair guests can as
semble and see and be seen, without in
terruPtiOn; for the masculine Eender will
be entirely excluded therefrom. The Ia
dies, as well As the members, win enter
through the lower hall. and ascend the
rear steps to the Convention room. The
crowd will go IN by the front entrance. and
occupy the separated space on the door.
which will be furnished With setteeg, OF
the gallery as they may select.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

THE latest style of dress worn BY New
York LADY skaters is described As the Pol
ish costume, with short, blue skirts, far
trimmed basque4 and hats, and tight ct
ting Anele boots, trimmed also with fur
Others have = semi-ZOuave COSTUME. With
a short skirt Of a bright rcd, aud pAntzlets
Of the same rudy hue, fastened tightly
around The anele, the basque and hat both
trimmed with far, and nsally fitting ska
ting boots There are considered pic
turesqus and comfortable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

oxE of the most noticeable results Of
the Virg1nia election is the entire disregard
of party ties that has been shown By the
people OF the State They have utterly
refused to apply the test Of party 10 a
question thai belooged to the pressrvasiou
OF the Uai0n and its insdiutiOas. The
LynehburG FEgiliaa sAys-
"HGlifaK Is the largest Slayehalaine
county Ia the State has always been
DenoeTatir, and gaze BreekinridEs 6Ter
Ben q majority Of 5G9 votes; and yet &
has elected SQUAD co1stEVatiTe men-Hoa,
Thos- S. FlplEnoy sad James c. RFlee.
Esq7 cid WhiEs-tOfht eouYeaIiaaT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14


THE great and engrOssing topic Of the
uatiOu-uszt to seeession-is the Indian
Trust Fund Robbery. All the sVindles
the qorerament ever suffered, sink to
ueFt PeeendiIlOs, compared to this. The
Ralrer We approach the monster, the more
Eigauts loom up its proportions. In
reading the detaiIs Of this enormous ras-
caIity, ne are almost forced To conclude
that the present deeayiag Administration
il corrupt aud eorrnpi only, without one
sound or one healthy funetiOa-that it is
rotten -frOm tnrrei 70 Foundation stone,'
and richly merits the dAmuing record to
which a few short Eeeks will cousign it on
the page Of Impartial history.
The Select Committee to which was re-
is-red the resolution of inquiry in relation
tothe abstraction of the bonds, have report
ed quite lenEthily. The report goes into a
full history Of this transaction, from its
beginning 70 the present time 1t shows
that not Bailey alone, who abstract
ed the bonds, or Russell, who receive
ed them, or Floyd, who issued millions
Of aessPtanees for services never rem
dered the Government, are parties to
this affair; but that even James Buchanan,
the President Of the United States, is deep
ly involved in this criminal business. Mr..
Benjamin, of La, testified that some
twelve OF eighteen months ago, be vas
addressed by al attorney in New York,
requesting his opinion as to the legality Of
aecePtauees issued BY Gov. Floyd to
Russell, Majors 4 WaddelI, which, be it
remembered, were issued in Advance of
the performance Of the service BY the con-
tractors. Mr.. Benjamin called on the Pres.
ident to enquire of him, aud was assured
that ii Was all right; that he knew nothing
about it, b1t If Floyd had issued them, he
had done 90 properly, aud referred Mr.. B.
to that gentleman. When We remember
that the Fort Smelling, Willett's Point, and
other sWindling operations were perpetra-
ted by Mr.. Floyd, without rebuke from Mr..
Bueh1uan, We are not surprised at the
assurance which the latter gave Nr. Ben
jAmin.
In Mr.. Beajsmin's conversations and
correspondence With Secretary Floyd, the
latterHdmiried thatthe practice was wrong,
and that no more such aecePtanees should
be issued Aad yet after this solemn promise
up to the time of discovery, he issued them
to the amour, of 2,I5s, OOOl and the total
amount issued is in the aggregate nearly
ST.OoO,OOO.
The financial result of all this rascality
is deficit of $s,ls6rso5 TO fall upon the
holder of these acceptAnees or be assumed
by the government. Great is mammoth
also Buchanan Democracy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE
Observation-Disclosures

The Original aud Best In the 1SorldI
An OthsIs Aren1re tuitatso,s and ulSald Be aTotd-
ID. ifyUu uisa % sa7eEfH1e-
GRAY, RID q RUsTE HAtR DYED ins.ausIy 70 a
besutthal al NntuEnIl Nh o. BlAek, uithOut IN
tGry % ths Hair q skint
RLRTEES MIDAS AID UEPLOalAs have bssa
HVnnasd e EH. A-Ba1uIf1nl aioos lsss, and over
$1,000 aBslizAtians hsEs beaa ~ % tie Hair Of
ths RatTOns q ~ ln1uD yA-
eslar not . h distiuE1il,d froui raturs, ma e
VAEEASEED nOs tOfljursilthsIs-a,bg ugTur Ing IL
nay b esaEtlnsd, sd ~ IIl-oaoetS e BaA Dyas
Eonosi5 ths go-lEo1 II Ia b ~ $40.
"a Dye
sol1 h al eitisS 81 tOguI q "a & ststsa, by
DraEEiItsan1 REley Co.'s Bla
Z STEEL Plate szrREIaG q f1zF - a go i-lT a
WILLIAM A BkTCHEL5lI.
1hlS-aEIly 1sBSoi etrSsG, E6GTak.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

Bx-SEcREIAET FLoID.-It e aolSanrsd
IN the papers oG the day that ex n.
Floyd viii be here n couple q =
to demand an Immediate triai1f tie fr-,,1iii5t5
neat Whieh has been f0lni f,lfilIf An
Wu. b. RassslI 6nd CS6d-Fs 81 iiI'5t ~
abstraslfo6 % ne llitn IEt H..
Rsti1aal Elf,Es
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

RUssors % DrEL-There are runOrs
Of hostile meeting betRssn Senators
johnson, Of Teau7 and wigs.n Of Texas.
III. WiVEall shot ths hruthsr ofPrestOn s.
BroOks "a ChsFleston sons yoars aga IL \
sErees 6Ebt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
Tennessee EleetIon.
Ispeeiai dl.PaieA to ths wnsainr,o. s,,rl

tSPsSt4 w tAbea 70 tns v aSaington star.
NAsHvILLE, Feb. IO.-we have received
sumo enE returns by Telegraph and rail-
rad, from diHerent quarters Of the State.
70 warrant as in saying to you that Ten
nessee has gone for the Union by yerr
heavy majority. The Disunionists have
been routed, as in Virginia They are
furious Eith rage and modification to-dar.
NerfA AtabGRG Is rapidly uOrEisS Up 10 tie
peat q rcVotutt0A aSEERSr tie rrrolEtioaary
desPottEH Hols stra6dilRg Aer Aeek
The italics in the above dispatch are our
own That sentence Is pregnant with
meaning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

"
IhsfsEIgEiaEks a extri4 I'm aIsttsr uIiiitu- ~
~ Rl.tor = Is1tilt ctlrth totba sJoual ~
IIsn,lErEs7 CiusilllaI, CESo, M nllI y6Ilrassin
f-Vurn Ri ulEi l-su,1uual u.Ii-I-s Ms
ES9-5 soglEr1s sEl1P -. cl1E5 7EEll5:
sEaHs a. haFrEti,eiaa-t s y11r eclI---l q Nh!
IFilalf1l's sa1thtsE &gElI,- N1T " NIX NJ =.
1EeEa q fI1lr = lltls -illlls hllrs = n,
hlt Ne III porll'd = a1ys - yrlr rlaSlrl. tl.t
tll9l - - - ~ n -
y AZ y etaSlsi.i r s. - = ~ mt
g.l1l1llll lllis - - ~, leelnss + tlc5s =
~ l-e1f- Anl t1aa - glEIlilz No kEga -
~ go 9 lstfiE iil1-i = -. ~ l-I-1.l -
CILI1ELl IeIzAEED C,a'ElIs q y 4
- III ~ :, - e.,
-, = - - -
TTEEOUEE OF OF 2 Z = . -
sl XII > lEIz
TiNEsOEll = q
80 = nllll l.Illi
El9 -. LlilI . 49, =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

TIE FEELlSs ~ NlssouRL-The ST
Louis EEsai4g Nspl learns BY privnte let
ters that the Stars and Stripes are dying
above nearly every country store and hotel
in the interior Of that State; thus iudiea-
ting the devotion Of the Nissouriaus to
their eOuptry's glOriOus banner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

Tan returns from twenty counties in
Virginia, alone, shows a much larger vote
in favor Of the Union than the entire vote
for secession in All the State 1t is clear
nos that the people turned oat in their
might TO re6uke the politicians
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

DIR. JAS. aeCLISTooK,s PEcTo-
Raj sTRUP-WherstbsrsiS eoaArned cough there
"a always great Peri. 10 tribe with any disease OF
The rrsPirhtory Organs Is eOlrt dsssrae4ioa Con-
SUMPTION brOushitis, PIrurisy. Iuns-fyer, &C., lie
close behind oOush; and the only sa8sty In suck
eAses consists IN iu1Sdia:e resorf to this great
vegetable E-nedy. Price &l.Oo.
sOld BY LanEhlibi 4 Bu,hssd. 8 FuDdsaberE,
BEiissPort, aud druggists gensrany. Jya
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge.
Childrsn dying night and IenI
Mothers not n yet bereh
Know that worms more infants kin
Than each other mortal III;
But the TEEHHU0E viii ave
Your pale dasiiRE1 fruza the rTHvs.
NSEHEH, NAKE EOU1 cHOcE- Shall the C7Id die,
II the HsraIf ReDsnbsr, a few doses Of BTyan's
Tastsless TeEmifuse vm destroy any number Of
gorznS, and bring thsn away without pain. Price
s eentE- Sod By LAUGHLISs BUsHFIKLD
s Fundsnherg, Bridgeport, and Druggists gensraIiy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14


RRESTLNGRR'tsA RsAPARILLA EDASDELIOS
cures tie VIII easss Of SSrOEaIa-
BRESTLIKGKR's sARSAPARILLA EDASDELIoN
cGre- Erydpe'al, letter and Boils.
ER'sS4EsAPARILLA EDANDEIIoN
Cures All E4uptiOos in the Skin.
BRRSTLISGER'ss ARsAPARILLAk DASDELIoS
Cure. Liver Complaint and DrOpsy-
BRENrLINGER'ss AESAPARILAEDA NDKLION
curea DysPsJ5a add Seer Stomach
RRESILINGER's EDANDELION
Purise' the BIOodasa eatirsly sTaaisaiesAnNer-
cary aud inpsritss from the yystem-
INSTRUMENTATION 4 DASDELIOS
Is pleAsAst 70 The tl1S and Is suttrsy Vegetable
BRESTLISGER's sARsAPARmLA kDASDELIOS
Ispr0nOuneSd by Physicians The best ntsrhnt
they hATo eTsr Preseribed-
Prepared BY P. A. BRESTLINGKR, Market St.
sc. Isl, Wheeling, Va
seld By Red KraA, Centre Wheeling.
+ h. LoEHl Co, Main -.
Logan List Co,
and DEugssth geNerally. deelo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
~. a. Bafehelnr,s HaiE-lfa.

Iktaag5esdd Hair Dye - n s6fans-
Ols n e1set-Baa1ttEli E5lek - N6fnFal Rrou1-So
H. aktn q fni1EinE IL Hiir-Fens5ial ~
alTe I'D ~ GIsetO - Da1 Dyes sd FnVfE1Faies IL
HAlE 81 LIE. Hons are rs1ltl6 makes IirId tFiY
A BGtEhsIaE." Bold GTaTyuf1Fl-
CHAa- BAfCHEIoR, PT1pFfstor,
81 IEre1y Btrse4, NEW EoEE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
Photographs AnbI0tyPss! &c.
PARTRIDGE,
10. IIs1z BAN STREET.

HAyING PURCHASED LOT OF CASES and
ii FLAMES At PANIC PRICES prop 70 S,I ~
Come In Ladies and GenIlelnCn- while the aSSoIt-
euf complete ard avail yourselves OF the GHEAE
EST n IRGAINs ever offered In wheeling.
Photographs and Pictures Of every style, aS usal;
made In ths best manner. variety Of LoeEeta Anu
pir. AZ discount. Also large and beautiful as
sorfnenf OF Ont Rrames, cheap Jan5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

Dr.A'cIINTOcEz's COLD GcoUGH
MIXTURE PERKINS, in every Instance, VIA. uas
pConisod Uhel It Ms introduoed. 1t cures, With
Tie EAns uniform certainty that zsoCninE dirpsls
night, an the vnEistias Of serve cold or haraSs
ingeO1gh and inaraAtsly relieves inhuea1a hoarss-
ness and tlsRiIns e the Palafs Of throat Priss,
eeutG.
SEA by LAUGHLISs + BUsuYIKLD, 8. FUN
nESBEkG, BrfssePnrts and DruEEtta seasnEy-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

THE following significant letter Is ad-
dressed to the Natioaal Lassliigenesr BY two
gentlemen t6oth of whom signed III resi-
dent in Mason county. We copy i. be-
cause in is OF general interest, aud e.
Peeially because it shows the sentiment Of
Mason county on The subject Of a division
Of the State subject which, IN a certain
contingency. viii unquestiOnabIy be the
all absorbing topic in this portion of the
State:
PoSF PLEAsAET, Mason Co. VAL
February 5, 1881.
AerErg. Editors that We love Col.
Beaie less, bat that We lore the Union
more.
For James b. Couch. Union ezu.,......I $50
For Col James u. a. BeaIe,-........-... zTs
For referring 70 the eople,....-........I,e5 Csc
Against referring TO the people, A
This is the oReisl vote Of Mason eountJ.
Virginia
Upon the question Of State policy, Mr..
Couch made use Of the following IanEuaTe
IN his circular 10 the people: II an on
posed 70 division Of the State, IS . sim
pie proposition bat 4, under our present
system of representation and TAXATION. the
alternative VAS forced upon me 70 unite
With the States which have already Seeed.
ed in \ Southeru Confederaey or divide the
State, I would be in EGTor Of the latter
Upon the sane s1bjeet, Col. Beale used
the following language: 81 An not IN "a
vur Of division Of the STATE 1n,ier 5earee.
ly any possible condition Of thinEt.s
Mr.. Jas. ". HOge, q PGtnam county.
who claims 70 neeuPy The sane grounds =
that Of Mr. Couch, Is elected Wfth1nt %.
position
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
sPECIh NOTICES.
Female Healhl Pemale Health

ThOusanas of fsnSes STIR frOn dsranssmeuts
peculiar TO thssex- tirSt. and NEST ooGDon amOnE
thsse Is, FENGIE TE.1us orWmEn, or LEreoEn-
[EA- with its eOuItat sttlndantS, LAs.ltode Pro-
tratiou- Lame or Wet Bsrk, and General Debility.
70 one can bs eutirO well uhO thus suherI, aud in
hundreds Of cases halth Ia utterly undermined
ola-sehOol medisfnssrod drnEI do but little god
Ostsa mzsh Injury; hit HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
EoNEOPATIIc FINALE PILLS arr just ths
thing, relieving pruztly, AID caring permanently.
A dollars EUEth WI do more god than quartz q
noEtrunA- OF Six maths n4teDdauCe o. Doctor.
SIX baxes for 81 SIlEls bo1es . cts.
S-B-A fan st oEEIUHPaEETS' HO1CBoPARHIe sPE-
eIcs, with Book % )irsetiOu,, aadtWenty different
EsnedisA ia large Ftlls, uorUeeo ease, $; do, IN
plain case, s.; case q Anssn boxes, and book, 81
rhese ESnsdiss b! the single box or ease, sent
5ynAl Or sxFruI, f1s OF charge, to any Addres. on
rSeaiPtoG price Adtreas
DR. HUMPHREYS Co,
Eo.5ss Broadway, NeN York.
so'd BY LATGHLNs BUsHFIEDD,
JAMS No.TI Main St.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
IRON.

5a0WE'S' Standard Scales.
III Owls STANDARD SCALFs Al - 1sSS7,t,r
TO- - - a. eeAlps, Ter ale At F6e-
oets-dA5E Agents. tor he SfS5lfS sfnTcr,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

II OF PRESSED 1UFs,-sooo =, IA,
IL RFqlled liltl, - ~ -, - ~
eetes e. Q. fi1DRsTH ! BH6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

RLAcK RIyETs, hoa JGalata 7ros- 1'-5Ti
oets5 t9Si.ss = = 3. q H1tnsv|1as,o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

MggSSEARDs GINaRIl5 CITT1ITON,
A9es. CaVSs, NuflSlE7 ~ ~ 80 =
eeiyfi etl II aiIS tIij9 = p - - -
esss 100 N. A Enls4RDS { RRo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

- eg4f - - =
49, J IT 49, -
- 10y -
- LILY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
Goods Bonght Sinee e IN

n 49,. ofl:s THIS MORNING. tAs bsA ZIP
ssis9s otes sold q The -PlnkandIs sfIts=,'
9eoe slsVy Calienl, y At eeutI-
s .aeS eTslaa e3liee. g 70 esairs
9feg ElalRlil, an lF5il1. p
heagE Clltoa ElannSIG.
~ 2s,.s seoiea He-ls DoaSof thea entirely nsH
ne ~ Lew Hllsil HHl qrrr soId In
assls ohi.'a s'asss Sronrs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

The following are the resolutions OHer
ed in the Pezee Congress by Hon. James
Guthrie:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

NJ o. 1GOLASSER-eo M. 49, -
~ e sIFiVils PEI g h --Sanny soHts - {; n,
iss1s sn4 g Pc Fi$ z DoxLoS J oe,v.,v
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
COUNCIL

the homes which their fall has rendered de-
olate forever. re realize what I think the
popular heart in its forhearance has neves
completely comprehended-,hs snspeakahls
and hellish asrocity Of this rebellion. ls is
: perfect saturnaisa Of cemouiac passissn
From the rsddened waters OF Bail's Res
and from the gary 6elds Of Manasssss there
j. going up an appeal TO God and to nill-
ions of exasperased men against those tends
10 human shape, Aho, drunken with the
orgies Of IN Internal snbitica, are Sing
to l,s br,m the cup Of natios's sorrou.-
Woe, woe, say, TO those traitors when this
appeal shall be answered.
KENrrcKr's GOD SPEED.
When you move, as soon you may, to the
seat Of war, Kentucky, despite the uhssptr~
ed caution Of politicians, viii cheer you On,
and will hang With prayerful solicisude over
you, alike upon your march and amid the
heady correnls Of battle. Lnyai men every
where are exclaiming ssGod speed you, ''and
"Ali hail TO your courage and patriotism. !"
Glory beck ons you onward and upward. aud
.esaad tAs illsstrious decd AeaF u De xraves
where they sleep, yoar every football, as
you advance to your couutry's battieHeld's
would be music in their ears.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
AN ETHIOPIAN LANDSCAPE.

The author Of "Ten Years Wandering
among the E,hiopians" is an admiral
word. painter. Without overlooking his
descriptions by piled up epithets, he con-
trives to place whatever he sees distinctly
before his readers. Here is one OF his pic
lures:
At a distance Of what appears about ten
miles interior to the harbor Of Batang is
the Mango mountain, which is marked down
in admiralty chart rs 1907 feet above the
level Of the sea. Considerable elevations,
some Of pinacled or sug sr.loaf, and others
Of table-iand formation, rise all around as
far as the eye can reach; whilst falling in
three different streams appears the white
foam Of the tumblipg cataract Lobei River,
known as the waterfall of Batanga. View
ed from the sea, IL has an extremely pic
turesque and refreshing aspect; for We OBJ
serve two large sheets OF water separated
by lofty trees and c'umps ofrocks, from one
OF which, as il falls. . smoky spray is con-
tinually rising. A towering vegetation and
great black boulders are seen stretching to
. considerable distance to the westward,
amongst which the waters dash into show.
ers Of sprsy and como tumbling down over
q large bed Of Tubbly stones: the courss OF
the stream gradually declines from the
centre OF the fall. and thereby makes .
semi .archsd opening till it trictles out At
the extreme end and only few feet highar
than the rivers bed below. Between our
vessel and the shore, numerous black streaks
in the water, each hav ng do; in the cen
tre. soou appeared distinctly n email Ca
noes, the dots representing the negro occu-
paots. each OF whom had . string in his
hand, which, with the country made hook
atixed to i,s end bespoke its owners occu-
patton Of fishing. The appearances Of these
canoes, - we'll - the agility Of their ten
ants, is very remarkable--she former are
not more than from six to eight feet 10
length, fourteen to sixteen inche. in width,
and from four to six inches in depth. Whes
fishing, the nan sire on the canoe as we
ii, on horseback. his leg on either side be-
ing the guiding and proreliin- power.
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pArs,c1 nEsa1 81 NATIONAL UNITY.

Paty;c Henry acouted the idea Of section
Al DISTRACTIONS or individual interests. "All
Ameries." said BE-, sis thrown into one
macs. Where are yeur landmasks-- your
boundaries Of colonies? They are Oh thrown
down. The distinctions between virgin-
iaos, Peppsslsanians, Few YoFkets ssd
New Ennlsndeas are no more. ! en- no
vnginian, bat IN American"
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Tux Bangor Times says: "Ouf worthy
superintendent Of schools has laid upop onr
desk brac. ~ eggsf' They must hsvs
qs.er schools IL the superiatepdsss has -
Ken 10 layin2 eggs.
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When ~e lont awsv 70 that scene ~ car
n.se, all.trewed With the hodie. Of patriotic
men sho caurted death for themselves, that
theu eosnsry might live, and then lock spon
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vSenasor Joha.en declares he viii mol
return to Tenn, unless be aeeoupsny's Z
Union army.
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fTEsesy telegraph line IN the Ssusbern
Confederacy IL under. By act Of the Con.
fede-ate Congress. the absolute and nm
conditional con,rol of JED. Dasis. Seces-
sion ey.s and minds can see and think Of
nothing boz spresvicssd immunisies to
traitors and rebels. ~hii- Ioyal citizens Of
the nation shall have mesed out 10 them
busthsns and su8erinas beJopd epduSaoess
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fEIn conversation with military,
friend DR.. Tying lately repeated the sssie-
meps made 10 bis sermon that the battle
had been lost because it was fought On
Sunday.
"But," said Colonel -, ''it vas won
by the rebels. Wasn't il jsss - vrspg for
them - for us.o
"IIm," sa,d Dr.. Tyng, ~ didn't think Of
that"