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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02

HAaE's New HALL.-Wc made brie!
notice some time since of an improvement
being made by Maj. Hare in his hall. The
work is still in progress but enough has been
done to give the visitor an idea Of the kind
of improvement intended. The hall is ex.
tended in the rear, raised in the ceiling, and
better ventilated than formerly, with TIVE
entrances instead Of one from the second
floor. A stage is to be erected at the rear,
and altogether the arrangement is vast i'm
provement The dimensions Of the enlarged
hall will be so BY IS feet, with ceiling Is
feet high. We believe it is as large as any
other hall in the State. We notice that thu
Maj,r is putting a shingle roof on the build
ing instead of the old composition ro"f. Tha.
yle Of roof appears to be about played
out
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02
New York Harvester,
Manufactured by Warder & Childs, Springfield, {

We confidently challenge the world to produce ma
chine which, whils it possesses all the qualities Of the
hest Reaper, also surpasses the Single and Combined
Machine az Mower In all others, something has beer
sacrificed in adapting them for the other kind
work. No other is perfect in both.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02
DIR. j. G.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been em-
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found 10 do
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02
GROCERIES.
Sugar Pulverized,

| WOODEN WARE.
Stone Ware.
w I N E S .
Catawba,
Claret,
Port.
etc, etc.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02
LIST OF LETTERS

01S1 O1 0I' 111NS
DEMAINING IN HE POST OFFICE at Musca-
II tine, Iowa. July 31st, 1861.
Persons calling for advertised letters requested to
rive the date of the list.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30
nv TETEGRAPH.
Co6RREcrED DAiGY.l


CINcIENATI, Jan. 29.-PlOur in better demand with
sales at $l55g4,G0 for superfnes extra unchanged.
Wheat tirmer. but not Qu0taGly higher. Oats Rrmer
and In good demand ut 2Sc Corn dun At IS for ear
In bulk. lEyO and barley dull, but unchanged.
Whisky firm and In good demand at l4c. Hogs
nominal, and none IN the market. There Is a good
demand for mess pork at $l1@1T,l2 the best brands
eAnnDt be bought below Sl7.25. There Is an active
demand for bulk meats chiefly Sides sales at $40
SIS Bacon in good demand: MOlaSses and Coffee
BALTIMORE, Jan. Colour dulL Howard street
and Ohio held at S539lS. decline Of l2LSc. City
Mills $5,25. Wheat active and hrm at $l,3O6bI SO
for red and $I,4S@$1 as for white. Corn steady at
6l6Sc tor yellow, and 6s97O for white. Provisions
firm at $lS.25 for mess. ard LlOk Coffee steady
at IL I4@l21Sc. Whisky firm at IS.
NEW YoRE, Jan. 2s.-FlOur quiet; sales at S5,lo@
625 State; Sc 656,T5 for OhiU; Southern unchanged
Wheat easier; les Mt 81 81 ,35 for rel; Sl4si 40
for white, and $l,GS for Kentucky Corn firm: sales
at 699T0. Pork dull Rs SlT,1G@l7,S7x for mesa,
Lard fiEm at 95s@lOIz.
PuILADEIPnIA, Jan. 29.-Fiour unchanged; sales
at S5259637 for superne, S5.5O@5 o. for extra aud
$4,000 for extra family. Wheat In demand; red
sold At $l,259l, 80 and white at $l45. Corn quiet
at 63Gp64c for old yellow aud 5Sc for new. Whisky
sells At 171<69lS1zc. gtF -
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BUSINESS Nor1CEs.

B-CEPHAL1o Puts, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cure all kind
of Headache.
= ny thesase of tliese pills the periodic at
ticks OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented; ondif taken at the commence
ment OF an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness willibe obtained. .
tley seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sea aud Headache to which females are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving Costiyeness.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons OF sedentary habits.
they are valuable as Laxative, improving
me appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, aud restoring the natur-
TEN. -'S'S y .
Far sale by REED &KRAEr,
Ceutre Wheeling.
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Constipation or coetivanasn.

No one Of the nany ills that tlssl is heir to- is so
prevalent, go little understood and ~ much neglect
Us CostiveMeAs Ofen originating In carelessesa &c
SeIentaTy hAbtH 1t ts regarded ms slight disorder
OF tou ntte consequence to excite anxiety, while iL
reality It Is the precursor and companion VI many
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and UElsEs
early eradlcated 1t Will bripS The sufferer 10 an un-
cHEttTeness IL the usual attendant arr Headache,
Coltc Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles and OtherB Of
such as Malignant FeTera AbSCeEes. DSsCntsEy, ni-
9Frh9a, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis,
lystefta Melancholy and Insanity.
alarming symptom. Not nnfreqrently tho diseases
named originate In Constipation, Int take on an Iu..
dependent existence unless the cause IL eEiCRte In
an carly stage From all these considerations Il fol-
lows that the disorder should recsivc immediate
tentlon whsneVeF It occurs, and no person Ah0uld
neglect to get box of CephRe Pills ON the rst an,
pearanes Of the complaint their timely use viii
eXpel the insnuE approaches Of diSeaEe and deStFoy
this dangerous foe to human life. ,-s 5i.5t =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

~ aEADAcHR Is the hTUEIte sign by which ma
tnre makes known any deviation WhafsSSr fFOii t6
state Of the brain, and Vie ed IN this Igbtft
may pc looked on % y safeguard INTENDED to give
notiss OF disease which might otherwise esenpS al.
!snuo1 " too laio to be tsnne1eds and tie ind5ea.
IONS shGthd never be neglected. Headaches may be
SiSsslnSd under two names, viz: Symptg1nlS and
43lopatnic. Symptomatie Headache e exceedingly
Stnniun aud IL the pFOcursOF OF great TaFiety q
dissassS among which arr ApOpls1 y, GSut llheuA-
ami Oh tebEtle disease. In lite nervous form Il
symPHthStts 81 disease cf the stomach constitute
in$ StcEAe1d1ete, Of h0pAtle disease constituting
StsSal AsadGsss Of worms. constipation and OlhtT
ds0FdREa CT the bowels, well US renal and utSrinS
&ueStlons Diseases Of the heart are very Ctequsnfy
Attended with aCadachSS; AnHInIn AMI SESEa are
9lSo aassfA9nS Nheh frequently UeyNsGn hkSdaCllE.
tuloPPathis Headache alO0 very common, being
usually distinguished by the name Of NeTTVut he'd.
oots e9nottmeS coming on suddenly In state Of ap
patenLy sound health and prCGtratinE Mt once the
mental ana physical oRerEiOs and In OEhsr instances
1t comes on G0Wy, herAldSd by depression 81 spFltS
o. aeetbltg Of temper. In most Instances the pain
= N the front OF the head or both and
sometimes provoking vomiting; uulrr ills eiaSs may
also be nhnCd NfuTuIgi6. SIC f-7''l
For tie treatment Of either class Of Headache ths
SePhalte Pla have been FONDA shFo and safe rene.
dy, relieving the most acute palms In a az Hinutes
and by subtle power sriiicdting tie diSgaSs 81
which Headache + the uuNFTinG index.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

THE Peculiarities of the female constitu.
ton and the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, demands an occasiol al
recourse to sttnulants. II is important,
however. that these shall be Of harmless
nature, and at the same time accomniisb
the desired end. Hostetter's celebrated
stomach Bitters is the very article. Its
eHectin all cases of debility are almost
magical. 1t restores the tone Of the d.
gesttve organs, infuscs fresh vitality into
the whole system; and gives that cheerful
most valuable Of feminine nttractions.-
Tue prOprietors feel flattered from the fact
that many Of the most prominent medical
gentlemen insthes Union have bestowed en-
comt9ms upon the Bitters,- the virtues of
which they have frequently tested and ac-
knoWlelged. There are numerous CONT
erfeits offered for sale, all of which are des.
titute'of merit, and positively Injurious to
the system jan7-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

~ DID you ever have the Sick ueadaehef Do.
you remember the throbbinS temples, the fsrErsd
brow the Oathlng and disgust At the sight Of food
How totally unit you were for pleasure, cOnT, ra-
ton or study One OF the CephAIe pillJ would have
relieved you from all the suffering which you then
experienced. For this and other pnTpoaes You should
always hATeA box Ofthem on hand use ~ 0eraEiou
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

TwENTT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvEn.-AIr, Spald.
Ing has sold two millions Of bottles of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and It IL estimated that each boFtI
saves At least ten dollars worth Of broken fnFniEur0
thus making an aggregate Of twenty millions Of
yention. Having made his Glue household word,
no now proposes to do the world still greater service
by curing NIL the AiehinG heads With his CephAlio
Pills and II they good his Glue, Headache
will soon vanish away like snow in July.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

BosFoY, Jan, ga second hearing was
had to-day on the Personal Libcrty. bills
The failure Of Messrs. Pierce & Broth
ers, dry goods merchants, with liabilities
amounting to $lsO,OOo, is announced.
The citizens of Gloucester were greatly
astonished this morning to see the Palmet-
to flag floating over Fort Defiance. A
general spirit of indignation was soon
manifested, and the revenue cutter in the
harbor Immediately put her crew ashore
to cut it down. ~ -.
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CoNGRnssIoNAI.

lF,o1Er -. WAsalSeToS, Jan. 90, 1851,
q HorsE.-The Speaker laid before tie
House the agricultural portion of the re-
port OF the Commissioner of Patents
The subject Of printing extra comics was
referred. - -
The House resumed tile consideration Of
the Senate's amendments to the Post
! Route bill. Before fnRl action, the morn
ing hour expired.
Tho consideration of the special order
WAS then resumed, being the report Of ,l1e
Committee Of Thity-Three.
Mr.. Stevens. of Pa, regretted that he
was compelled to believe with Mr.. Pryor
that no compromise can now he made.-
When six States ore 10 open and declared
rebellion, having seized the public forts
and Rrseuals, and robbed the pcople of
millions Of the public property; when we
saw orr harbors blocknded, and armies in
array against the flag of the country.
which has been insulted, he had no hope
that concession, humiliation and compro.
mise can have any good effect whatever.
Mr. Stevens continued Mt length, making
n strong Northern speech, Sir. Rus. Of
ARK. and Others, frequently intctruptinp
and propoundiug questions, causing a
spirited discussion among the Northern
and Southern members.
Mr.. Harris, of Nd, followed Mr.. Stevens.
Adjourned. =
SRxATE,-Mr. King introduced a bill to
authorize the employment Of volunteers
to aid in enforcing the laws and protect
ing the public properly. Referred 10 the
Committee on Military Affairs.
AIR. Wilson, of Mass introduced a bill
for the better Organization Of the military
of the District of Columbia. Referred to
the COMMITTEES on Military iiAGairs. =
Mr.. Foster, of Conn, offered resolution
that the Governors and ex-Governors of
States be admitted to the tioor of the
Senate. Laid over.
Private bills were considered till o.
clock, when the Pacific Railroad was taken
up. Amendments were offered and adopt
ed aud after discussion, on motion Of Nj.
fcssen1en, the Senate adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

BRipuEF.-Mssus wants you to send her a box Of
Cephalc Glue, uo,sa bottle Of Prepared PTIss--Lut
4i thinking tNta not juAt It nRither; but perhaps
yell be atther knowing what II 81 Ye SEQ ale nigh
deAtl and gone with the Sick Headashp, and wants
some more Of that SAINT a. relaiVtal her before
Pills. y iii-s 81 = f''''''N
BTidgtf-0chi snre Now and yOu've SGd it, here's
the quarther and Civ ntc the Fills and don't bU all
day about il aitliei. 5.55.-.,.
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3 - =
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tn GatAtgANfATIoS or LAsGuA0Es-IEssS q e
growing tendency in this aspyto appropriate tftc
most expressive Wonls OG other languages, and afSr
while g ineoFTorats them into our Oaps thus tn
word CepliAlc, which e from the Greek. tgntfy ing
iOr the head is becoming TopuIAFi1 IL eol'-
nscSion with Mr. SpauldinSa Ereat II eadArle Isus
n.y. but II VIII soon be used ia mere general Way,
ana the word CSpiahe will become Rs common -
Elcetrotyl'o and many others whose dstineIinn ~
foreign words haa been away by cUlRntJltUsR
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Fron, WnnhInrfnn.

WAsHIHGToN, Jan. 29,-Itis now certain
that private letters have been received here
from Mr.. Lincoln, urging his friends to
Cancellation and compromise, and it is
stated that he indicates the Border-Stute
resolutions as the basissof adjustment.
The assurance is given that this inforna-
ton is reliable. Soon after the electoral
vote shall be counted in the presence of
the two Houses of Congress, on the Sec
oud Wednesday in February, Mr.. Lincoln
will acquaint the public with his views on
the pending crisis Heretofore, he has
not felt that it was proper for him, in nd-
vance of the official declaration of his
election, TO take prominent part in the
direction of political affairs.
/ Tic friends of the Union are much cn-
couragcd by the prompt responses to the
invitation of Virginia for Commissioners
from the several States, to meet in Con,
vention here, on the 4th fdey OF Feb, and
it is believed that its action will command
the support of large majority of both
branches of Congress. n $500.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-CoI. Hayne does
not believe lin the truth OF the dispatch
from Charleston, rs to the reported bust
ness which, occupied the attention of the
Legislature. in secret session, yesterday.
He has received no dispatcher communi-
- ~ We ANFAGu9 gu Auu SuDlEGks
The report is believed 10 be equally erro-
neous as that which recently represented
that n boat from Fort Sumter had been
fired into from one of the Charleston forts.
Mr.. Hhyne has made no idewhnd of tile
Federal Government for the surrender OF
Fort Sumter, and is patiently awaiting the
action of the Southern Congress at Mont
gomery; which will assemble next week.
Tho GRAND of the steam sIoop of.war
Brooklyn, is believed to be of a peaceful
character, With the Wow of fnterceptih9
all hostile demonstrations onthe part Of
the Gulf Squadron. The troops on board
were to be sent to the works At Tostugas,
which were stillin the possession OF the
Federal authorities, but ith6at adequate
force TO hold them. Capt, Bacon was sent.
by land q M eklsince, on similar erraud,
and has probably, arrived there by this
time. His dispatches 70 Fort Pickens aud
the Naval Commanders ia The Gull. were
of the most pacific character.
Owing TO the urgent EeAionstrance of
Secretary Dix, the affair in relation to the
Marine Hospital at New Orleans, has been
satisfactorily arranged.
Capt. Fauuce, Commanding the revenue
cutter Harriet Lane, is ,nowsin5this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

GREA7 observation-disclosures the most important Of
all tho great medical discoveries Of this age MAY be
considered the System OF vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the Cephalie Pill for relief Of
Headache and the use Of QuInine for the preyontioa
Of FeveTs, either Of which Is specific, whose
benefits will be experienced by suffering ianinuity
long atter their dtse0Terers are forgotten.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

"a. oyER ExcrTEsEST, and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention ~ business or
study, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache The disordered state Of mind asdi body
incident TO this distressing complaint Is hataIloW,
to all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this disor-
der can always obtain speedy relief from thess dis
tressiug attacks by using one Of tho Cephsc pile
Whenevor the symptoms appear. It outlets the oven
taSEGd BRAIN and soOtheS tie strained and infrinE
nerves and reaXeS the tension Of tho stomach which
always accompanies and aggrHvates ihs disorder d.
condition Of the brain. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30
A Real BLESSING.

Ms J0Hes-Gonel Doctor, all gOnoi The Pin yo1.
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, aud / Wfah
EtySician-SOu can get them At any DruGgtat's.
CAL Tor CsFhnc Ptlls; mud they never fail, and
Mn. JOHeS-I shall send TOR a box directly, and
shall tell NIL my suffering friends for they are = real
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

CuARLEsToS, Jan. 2s.-The steamer Co.
lumbia has been hauled off the bar. where
she has been aground for severalt DAYS
past. She came upto the city, and is now
reloading the cargo that had to be taken
out to get her aAoat. The vessel is
strained somewhat, but the damage is sup
posed to be slight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30
'ardlv Realized.

III All m 'Orrible 'Gadaehe this nfteFnNou hand. =
slspPed into the larOt ecnries l,aul Say III To the
man. Gan you heRsO me OT AN 'ead8cleIr 'Dses il
hache ard Nays e. "lIexrUtdingly.H says hI, hand
upon that c gave C~Ilalic l:iil hani 'pOn me
onor cured me 50 quick that aFIly realized I'D
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

FACT WORTH ESoWIS0.-spRIdIng's C0phaIle Pills
ache Nervous Headache, Costireness and Geneaai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

LEAyEsWoRFH, Jan. 92.-The admission
Of kRnsas is creating considerable ent6u-
stGsm among all Epariiesg sO66 hundred
Guus we're fred to-day llY. order Of the Re-
publican Central Committee.
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parTar FnuA1E sENlSARy.-An exami-

b@TnE F1uA1E sEMlSARy.-An examt-
nation of the pupils in the Wheeling Fe-
male Seminary will commence to-day and
will continue throughout tomorrow. The
principal Ofthefnstttuttoni invites all parents
and friends of the Institution aud friends
of education generally, TO be present. It
is.scarcely necessary TO commend this, in
stitution TO those whose daughters and
wards have been so benefited by it. We
know that nothing has been left uudoue by
the management of the school to make it
unexCep:ipnable in its conduct, and to
rank it among the titst thstitutions Of the
country. We hope there will be large
attendance during the examination,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

IEEIlzITIIl
For Mayor
Sweeney 327 80 2lo 2o7 liz az
Wilson 40 "a lac 2l2 4o4 So
For Clerk 3
BOnham 90 SO 22G lee 1875 "a
Burklc 26S 81 81 2IO 289 al
Porter 40 80 Al 7s Sc le
Men; nnell 2ss 1874 1888 25s 2ss AZ
Smith 90 8 so 40 60 81
Forbes 81 10 II ia
k Sfa'sssfsy AZ : e Z : 3 3 i
s saasssan 3 Is e e g i
Treasurer-a
r. W. Harding 5ss l7G s41 444 6l5 81
Water Works
Dulty 2l5 l4I ss7 144 "a "a
Moore 22 8 SO III 253 10
White : 81 20 90 1873 1873
Manners IA 40 1913 242 2lo %
Forsyth 1876 ll3 1874 2Os 295 Sc
lrSin - 10 IL ID 3 II
Sharp 257 lls 2os 14s 4l4 20
A aR'Sa Sc 4s 1872 2 n 81
Sweeney's majority is %; McDonald'S
plurality is s3G; Burkles 24s; Dulty's $40;
sharpe's 5s2i Forsyth's 255.
First Ward COuncil-T. II. Logan 3l2,
Isaac Cots 3l3, John Hughes 2ss, Geo.
Robinson 25S, D.. L. DoonlI 20, A. ]. PAN
mel so, NJ, W. Miller l2; H, Young 8; w. s,
Goshorn 50; James Matthews 8; t. ]. Car
den 81.
Alderman-W. S. Buchanan 1874; A.
Graft Isl.
School Commissioners. j. Garden rs;
I. H. Logan 1874; ]. Matthews SO; W. P.
Wilson 46.
School Trustee.-Henry Cots 2s5; Hi
ram Young 80; T. ]. Gordon FL; james
Matthews 20.
Second Ward, Council.- G. w. Fran
zheim 1ls; George 3. wickham lo4; John
Bishop 81 Judge Fry Al; T. P. shallcro,S
ll;J. Taylor4.
Alderman.-AmOs Wright 100; j. Gill;
sspic l6;
School Commissioners Bishop
ILL A. W. CIemeus 81;
School Trustee.-Samuel Mcclellan Jr.
l4I; A.w. Clemens "a.
Third Ward, Couucil.-S. Brady 3O4;
Alb. Caldwell 1876 2. Jacob 2Ol; L: S..
Deleplain 1873; l. Il. Williams SO; a. p.
Woods l21; DR.. Baird, 173; VIM. Exley 20;
Josiah Dillon 65-.s 49,
Alderman, Gee. Daily s46,aO oppost.
School Commisstoner,-Dr. Bates 2ls;,
ASS. Todd la.
School Trqstse.-j. 9. Hupp, 1870; Geo.
Baird 2Os.
4th Ward, Council II. c. letters, 2s7;
]. Clator 23s A Britt s46; o.. j. Craw-
ford 1877. E.4Iobbs I72; Jacob Hull 3s;J.
3. BieF,2ssi @. Brttt "a; Horace Gray 224,
John Reid aT6. b. 8.
AIderman.-Alex. RGourtney 2o2; j..
Senior l43; Geo. Bnlger $50.
School Commtsstoher.--J, 3. Gilchrtst
ss2i D. v. Tharp SO.
School Trostee.-David Bell 34s;. Har-
Wy Hall 40; Jacob Hull IA.
9Th ward-Council, l.. t. Dean ss5, H.
Forbes s4T, l.. D. Wait s47, James Wilson
1911, r. w. Mcclellan 354, q. D. Hubbard
4lo, Alexander Taylor l2s. N. Wilkinson
$50, F, D. Norton 2a2, Robert Pratt Al,
John Holiday 100, John Hoffman Is, wm.t
Stonemnn 80, Joseph Salisbury Il.
Alderman. O. Macmanaway "a, W. A
Higgins 80, s. Jepson 73: 81
School Oommisaioner- Matthew D. Reid
sos. Trustee-John Cloudy 500.
9th Ward-Council,T T. ]. Blair 76, G. L.
Craumer 4, w. A. Turner 4, ]. II. Bickel 8.
Alderman-W. Hunter SO, ]. Lukens %.
School Commandments. NJ. Bickel
60. G. L. Cranmer 90. Trustee. Berger
SO. 49,
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iRIcHN0Ep. Va, Jan. 29.-The recent
proceedings at Fortress Monroe have en-
Uttered the public feeling. The follow
ing resolution was adopted at "a large
meeting of citizens held here last night
WREREAs, The Legislature has formally
declared that any act Of coercion against
q Southern State, viii be regarded BY yir.
glnia as an act of war, aud be resisted
with alltthe means in onr power, -
Re&0Lyed, That the attention Of the. Leg
stature be hereby called to the fact Of the
overt acttof coercion not actually perpe.
trated atlFoTtrsss Monroe, -
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RALEisH, Jan. 2s.-The, Senate was
Yesterday engaged 10 private bills. The
House considered the Senate convention
bill Several amendments wire adopted,
but no vote was taken on is passage. Il
viii come mp o-day at 10 O'Clock.
case Of smallpox was repOr4ed In the
city yesterday, and it Is proposed BY some
members to remove to another city, while
others favor an Adjournment TIL March, TO
aWHit further Developments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

p|TaERr was. a meeting at the Court
House last night Hsssrs. ,Pendleton,
Hubbard, and sweJaty spoke, aud the
crowd was very noisy. The clamor inter
fered somewhat With the convention IN The
Jury Room, which didn't nominatd caudi-
dates to reprsssnt 4 81 the STATE, Gouveu-
ton. We.dId ar Speeches-of the
gentleman named aad are not therefore
prepared to give report Of the meeting.