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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31
2. snMIEi #I j H a IN G |, j. NEW
Fol- sSldiaTrs,s 81 55A 4 ri ggIers, Hunters;
i5ligs sYachtIner. iifSi c1lIics, &c.
.lE3Alisur LffInlzl htLa ta1Es1! At-i-4-ist
f,sf7nas1 IidpXIS RLS PNHEIT!

bsi7nq=f. IiHPhENRtS PVT tIHE1.
e y Sf GA b, 4 20 II q b.
ySlt,- J Il .AytlsSyiI tSrg fi sGesi uiSit ST.
;e,F tstSla 7s,sfaiit lsi htff y s- .srRfa2t =
* I'd glat4 y ifIi4isrs W f g -l hi 9
a,riess stH,I "a hair iigb algys 4 ~ $50
aoRsar. To trunk III s6tp
teainE oPenihg Il! m t,Ttf ar fhe unoornUTs'
tllbe fend aleg With a Il lge nicely Aided
JWlttfu 5lAise these -FOUR Ees Gut, and. Teversd
the ODened chest, and YOU have table thirty
inches isntiby tvent Sefht fdtles vide, stlnding
on itsrfonrtegs. loTliis7 chest hiss withintit
anE t5ld6a tDgethefs one ltlehet, 6Ge que cary
flag tzaIfs arffffdf, htsks that VIII In the So
& es,te hold one gallon, $40 tea ebiliS' one coffee
cSdiS, in " abHl bhS hiprer eight plates, fur
kniresana fdFs Four zach tS6le and tea sOp
tea autlc6Hee pot 6ibln6d With trali1eT, QRe fEy5
In pan one lp0t for three King cups
oaSeaeh sagtr Rnd mill bowl one crust stand flr,
fpsppsr; salt Iiidst4td and vinegar, with mustard
sp5On tia3 6oFiscfeV eom0i One ApIRratn US pr
bailingntea and 6od5e md fnel fit twenty
two table blUJhs and two oNelss hest wefgh
AbOdtf1ft pounds gneA for the otifceS4 "
EturaiDs e0nte6ts e bic ffee
aud ski has bontrSe 10 put In - suFStt eotnpsS
the b0inesr wIiI think great Sorsaefh
has turned up again .Aaiy's t:.i.t
lahWei hGNe .arso TIE Pateht CAnteen Case, tortle
to the Army tUS 5PrSsfleit Iinetll President
Pillm6rsy 6eu. Mans SD Omar. MASTER Gen. Megs
md all ecFsd Who have seet them, ~ being the
nbGt strFieAbE Articles eSer gotten up for yse
IN asttS itrFi6e.i9 Call Fiif So atsy -
E1lisaIotT l',HssT y9 Jt9H WHEAT B SoNSs5-gsiA
;Afig1 12issso 1s!fsui y al Ia g Main stEAet1i
,lry5rfI-lT,++t -:-T-7T=ff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

i N
> Mothers, read tIlis.Ey
ThefollowinE eztraet sroni a tterWrittenby
the Pastor ola BSptIst Church to the Journal and
Messenger, Cinenlat Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor % atwOrId.renoWned insdictne- Mrs. WINS
LOWE eOEaiSo sI1uf TOR 9EILpHlsT EES4tSG:
I'VE see an In your columns of Mrs
WinslOW's Soothing syrup. Now never said q:
word 10 fsvur of Palent edi6nt before In our life
6utwsfeefeompelted 70 SAY 70 your readers, that
thlsis no hnmbug-wEu HAVE fRIEDIF, ANh 6SowITTUT
IIsSLAlSsr, Il sis.Pro6RbIy, ono Of the most
the best And tlI6scof your readers who have ,ha
bIes can't do betterthah tolayIn supply.'' ,aiI
f9etlszl Tsgi&Si ss4 1ftFEsEt1 @
Read the Following It is True
| rJD buEl[CEt PAGInGs1uEo, April le,
+. II. LoOHx, Esa7 Dear Sir:
wrote to you sone time since for a Bottle Of
BrentlingerS Fluid Extract Of sarsaparfIlaand Dam
deliOp, and nurt shat It has ACTED upon me like
a charm. I have been afflicted for near two years
with Dyspepsia; tEo-thirtlsiof the tine yomited
from one to three times q day. 1 had given up the
idea Of ever getting we'll. and indeed my friends had
igiysnupi al hopes Of my ever getting we'll again
died to this, -sntfeFed With the ssrofuIa very
much. Since last September one side Of my neck
was one entire sore composed Of SOME seven running
sOres; The use sof ohs Bottle has much improved
me. Ny stomach = relieved and my neck has iHl-l
/ proved beyond my most sanGuine expectations, Il
feelInneh and think By the dS or or
TIVE bottles more shallbe relieved entirely. Y0n
will please send me two bottles by the BoGt.p9 NJ
:. The aSoyeIHledIeins L prepared ~ j, 4 lRENT
and sod by st0t the Drugsists ofth city. apps
az ''EEfs . KNITTfNG COTTON. -,
WHITE. BLUE MIXED and DRAB, in different
lgM numbers just FeestysaS at Al G1 4sit
ang29 = = 9 Variety Stored =
| r AIDES stays cROoHETRRAID.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

1ApCS1SUCAR.--lOO hhds.
in. prime to chnics New Orleans Sugar. So -
q-1iss In store and for sale by no
-anEU 49, ,,5.a.; Is f.5T lc n u. REILLY.5S
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AIT .f4sa1etI. Ha.fFEHf II 80 fs-l " e 90
by the Rse Of these Pills tho periodic attacks
Nersotls or Set Readaehs may be prevented; and
taken St the SRl of an attack immediate
relief from pain aud sioinesswill be obtained.
They seldom IAN III r6noStngi the RGiltea and
Rsaa9est rjihRl slS - sg5jssssse f 10
They act gently upon the bhweEs,e removing Goa
.ipeAeESl iSd.r lns gJ.r5oI9lsR ,H1!'H'419mt
POI Literary Isiiss.s females, and
an rsons Of jdeTtlTy habtfF they are TNlhhble as
LaEatfre, improving the PtsftsI giving t6he and
sigo, to the stYe organs AID restoring the na.
tpra, eiasticfty and strength Of the wholesys
b Tho. oEHHALIc PILLS are the result Of: lbng I'm
ysstigatton. and carefully ted experiments,
having been In use many years during which time
they have lpraVonthd, andrSlteyeti Rvakt amount
paii and sufstit from Heitdaebs, whether 6tigInR
ting shs ysteni or from dSrapgea state
iofIthsaIomGeA.l - sIfHtdsa hsVot4fa .sse1
lirioy are entirely n sition,
aRd may pc taken At all lines With perfectsSfety
without making any change diet. GHd tie aJIsnee
., aTt es.ts deri
sFttF!9 ~ ~ bsih!hifI7l n i2sfhI9
si n 10 stBEwARRiD EFC0uNTRRRBlTStIpi
The genuine hASe q Henry spald
!ppgion fe99eh lt5Nts ri has nedi .ssIafs sts'9
rsoiAO yDrGd SIND bilotlsr1 siedicine
T. mall iFepaTsA on receipt o.
thosdi tss,lae nnE2srlnsri y sIsle q efn
s1roa1a 1TtTSIGEne5lHO ENpSaa
be u a,5i No sas
ahtbaoo d7HRHRYs G SPALDING9,
,l,s f 3ss ' No., sdeE
~ .sslaa2 b1tta eiI 10 si!ai 1sd1o n'll E5i'sss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

nea1NAlOR sIEMNsR, Of Fort Piekenrfs
notoriety, has ceEFiyed etYGleFksburg and
win be avis ~ the i,4F IF General
siii 5ass4i 80 md - l.it,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

~ =
TIMRSD NATURES SWEET ltBSrOkElS, DAs.4Y
SLRRP "a toemau meeiFY In the rAEnPant BKD-
hUdi hosS niEiIy taEd, spare neither age nor sex
and preventive In use They viii say Or come
WheT Il has been used wit anu Tsleep IN Peaeer
iSs -1s = , -anl NAN 5iH Tlsr 60. :;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

y, : EseoI % deer tferidsaee H. 9di
the CephRlic pills are said 10 be AfShaEkab1y ef-
ieCdivo! run f1rt the 0E+e very
Rbfsti foa TINT Ngry trea ssnI eOmpldna EhIkho has
been diBeUTaf edz lTGIf ss3F;a JsiiHU shtt svHt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

Union Among the Bed Bugs. n,
rTTSB C0SEAB'SsBEDl BUug R&rEtlMENAT0R.7
isfictl6n Il. BOOKING, Agt., odd, PelloWs' Hall
Drug Store.nA 5sl5Hfl,s qi tH Elsyilai' '' APPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

ling foods of NIL kinds Svery fnll and complete
and.w6 will sellt Them very cheap Tor CIsh, ,sqt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

e. ). eiEF6StSts H. u, Gdfetis ctEesgo,tR
We hssIti sHdgrse sIr.n spaldlng' and lis nm
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Yr6a sis.far 10 fgsssg sd IIiF 1pIi5s7i ilisat
1 70 Vi FfoptLEe Esaneiner, -6ortru, va sHi
L cephAte PltiA ,9plIs objssi Witch they
we're made 2 ~. y headaslie ipalL togi"a
To- ~ e IN. %
!. They base been tested 1indworsi thau7E thousand
GasssSWi ia pntira saoeess-ad a. .sH5, tgF fassId
d,Ua ban :fsgIsidI otlir-T-s-4 81 eTiaUbg-7 ftom
hra7 Oh FLplB Hts DeVloeTdti 81 0itsai, Niap.lst
II you Rfe i6qs beeI tfphTlea With the hheaI.
aShe send fora box riIIsl SO that 56 may
have tIsm 10 cats Of nj sAttaslE 'lif
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n ABGRHAAV R,S,=iis.ss'ss.
10 ..llIdsifI5 .bnaLoYoIo ,e9lI7Fl77.
Holland Bitte35l!S;,,. S.
n. pYSRERSILA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Aaaei 90.

80 Es4i-A ~
I'm lneeessfnl Introduction audln of this esle.
bEated Rsmedy hal been the signal for litefap aood
Of enmpound5 called sBitters" offered I'M ynrioas
Brms, from quart bottle to hTe1gallon key until
tiis word DtterSp is but another name for
OF Borne SfIRnous Whlskty mixture. stIf q
But the really great relief derived from the minute
Ri. ne
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

+ ?, 5 .,5a AGSJ FLAGsif III - .i
1 a MOTHER LOT iORi BBkUTIRUb BUNTING
"A, Flays have just been received Mt r.ust.
-uIss sdi rot iafil. DOS SPtIi GRAVES, .r,.I
,tmy1br l.4.l f-4IrIt 81 -iIiaFvTRt wHEELIS0. ".
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an OBsBS 81 BlA R1EES

tr7JOAFESt, ORR q aBfACNaUGHI
liNat CBRSk's and CHI DN1ICR'S SPOOL COTTON,
ahs8 AZ 2. SIcoLtLL 8 2 Store.
IqYaANCYXs BAsKETsyg S HE It'll AND
| Il Wool, Tidy Cotton. PelrI Sleeve ButtonS itud
Sendsi Btnhts4deaink 81 tiiiA d ms Crochet
isBnSld, NgHite dSubit r666tag At7Eh ;asaf'lssSs
fsHif-Eistl i'-a stsif5h EfF ID!7Jtg0LB BHU4s,I
] ans5 Variety St5fe!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

Nafifod Window Glass, Maryland Lime, 4.
Bar Iron,t1 4 PEiBting .PaI,erJ Common Lime, -
NaIIs n - Wrap. lHper,.4ifs Elour.i 10 ant ~
Sheet Iron, Plaster Paris, f7od sangha IAiRteheA
Wire, ~ IN Land Plaster, rolf 6Glt,8liGli snd -
c4ltSteell Il bosment6 saG "a 4wooden Ware, &c.
Agents acknowledgements Counter and Platform
51f -ffIs jnuo.nE sd ScAles.n nglip2 70 sSssl
4,.zHsRIodsst Mrnket Prfes paid yor Ra6J; Fa4s.ed
Ginse4gJ Scrap iron. s6ea-s6s7 bids 9 lesla 1913 IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

INL0UR,--t90N bbl5 GRffS Family FIoar; 4JO Bbls
Aurora City FlOnE; 400 lbbls Pearl Mills RlonI,
just receiNelaudifor by iua d aIls1s yt ya5r
s,ijs2a- IGu5tdr - g4sI List. MORRISON & CO. .!
gTOATENTvI WATCH PISOTECToR-i
M SOtthihg,neW aud very Hesiruble, for safe attn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

The Governor Of Fernand has been
apthorizedgby thelSpanish governmcntit6r
receive in that Island n certain number of
slaves, who may be captured by vessels of
The, United Suites, thnt being free they may
there acquire the benefits of civilization.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pBkANDIRSIWINES,i
(fsr medical puTposss1 rceatTei ;Hpdfo IaA by
.lT11tT9 IEIEoGA2i54 Co.; and L0aANILIsfiEac0! q
je2s .sizIoh irssuodi hssfzEt 2Eo ,A5et 7.sH 4 4
/ 4 NOTHER supply OF fpe Havana Cigars jIlst re
n .csiye4 II lhs snl RslEaEts HallDEygS Store e
lust RECEIVED AND EoR 81 AISEss''
Sy-fEfsdlan I6F 5f BusSstieGt Flour Ard Con Neal
lss Ss io % bT5r 4 CT =
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s1g06leaI.slllll!....
EIiROPEAN NFNYSs5di n
* Arrival or enc sgtsaner J. rS.5o = =

- ~ " = !! Ian NEW -
Arrival OF enc steamer AraRio.i ~ r
Z. esi 15ia.s - Z. y e go = 9ll'L -
ST. JonSs, y F., Auz.,tsO A1Rns stra,n-
ship Arago from FIayra Ana S5uthnmpton.
With dates 10 the 20yllfiiuist,, passed I5JApe
Race,thfs meruingssa ,s,51 ~ ~ neH 8 itiin'
The Etna, crippled bf the bFenking Of
her shaft has Arrived at Qgeenstnwn.- Eii
Her passengers were transferred to tue City
of Glasgow, Which was to leave for New
York on Tie 22d Inst i3sllfu z Dr. z
!. ESGLAND.--Prfpeel Alfred was received,
at Liverpool with great en- khusDisID. 4 .1li.is
The King or Sweden had left England
for home. -,g.t "a = y ,-. 81.
!. .ThaioG reatI EasteFnysit was expected;
would take more troops to Gsa1aia. l5.i III,
p The ship Susie bad arrived yih q, 900.
pounds and lihs Marco Palo.s tt 10000
pounds in GOLD dust i!s bfa sisltst1F ~ l.;sH
81 Tie appplteattpn;ator, discount at Tie
: Bank of RBgiandswgsiuaSd
EihLoadsi The Stock II xch6uge were of;
fered at 81 percent. Mt - ~ ,..,,- -,
FR4xcR The deficiency In the wheat
crop Is general ysadhitted on the Paris
B91r4el RFnteS Rre, quoJ 9 l-at6SB S. r,.Ii
iLUrkLY.4 THE Lrc- elieatsts were every
where beaten hy-ibe Vicar GenerilftIbi at
hoEento-- TEonty-nine priests and three.
mouks1 WeFciaTr6sted Mt the castle. 1.-The
at aGmke Ito lweke made pris-
oners lbE1her6yaFt Troops. 'fni '''.
Z Naples on the tihl Of Sc Member the an,
nlyersiIy of hle eutrS into GHplesd Grand
ltetes Mere lFrepafi1g in bis honor $50
p ! 4arsf =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

E1Alipistet Preston, Gin addressing a
Pic Mic, at Lexington, to-day, favored nen,s
tTality and peace tor KentuckrI but didn't
believe, she could preserve either; autil IL
not, the sooner she went with the South,
sttie better, ssTeftItasGs] safso1J 80,
tits reported that Habletzpll, former E$:l
press agent, iwho-Nas Nrrestedrat 4slizaheths
town Yesterday was taken IN the t,lis to-
wards Camp Booue to-day and idmpsds9
from them while. in motion,andl ran to the
woods. 1FSeveral shots were Eirednat him,
but he escaped unharmed 'ns ,,.,;.., SaA
= Sidney Johnson WAS at A[issilla on the
Sd. at.the head of 500 Texans andain pur-a
sgiitC9t Ggl:A0eFe.0J III g ! gs.
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New GREY Goods.

{, bile Grey GoodA for Travelling Dresses. itAlSosi
5OTs. ed 3Ilslins, and otlisr Domestic GSSds
ty6 's+s94'1t 'i''N j. s. RITODHSs o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-31

az 7'iiis iKENITTfNG coTToN.5iU 81
ITHITE, BLUE MIXED and DRAB In different
81 ,tnullbers, just receivediat iig 1908 4sii
a'is=i VIZ D. NICoLL & BROS IS
Rug29 ID ~ d Variety St0re.UE4
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Read the Following 1t is True

z, The aboyelHedIeine ispreparsd by r A. uRENT
LISGER CO.. No, III Market street, Wheeling,
and sOtd by most the Druggists of the city. apps
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=
10 q tsi1saiA 10 soA{lTfoN - y ssgl1fip2s
.aAt seftaIn'u ii Sons ire
tTaIuI Bn on the uhsus pdBt 81
my sFREPABBD GLUE, / world CAUTION an Iohs
snaffX 9tt 10 enlsfo1 hnE osifha efl CIV SOB "
WI; sS-sPALDTNe,s.FgEPA 4liETy ls g
i'a eaths edts Al ethsss i5s SslsiIIRs
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ME- W HooPasxIIIPS with and vtithtpi
tRchnie6t' % u sizes Just Ieeeiy By
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I5lEFatell rs, CLOCKS. 81 eWeIry

X ffONGRRsSaHTATHR gust rscsIvsIE.ai 70 IN =
INIJg417i 10 ~ sub 3! iB0GKIF9,i Agent,
tijeizs ;ea aIi yoddiFeIIotTEs Hall Drug Sfofe
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% From ts RaHdgha q alley Star, tKaHatbhd, Ia.
We are sure that persons suffering Will th9 Head
lacttel .hui Try them, viii tII6 tuoth6l. ~
ON hiEs ndt 70 satas7i E--a-iF =gr1 ne72!h lslth
1olsoss EEFuaS ne Daily Netsj, 9tiepSoG. PsL5sEl
CePhalIe Pills taking tile p1aSG6f all kihdt
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say+ A AM Ia ibestiS sei 81. Is iiiiTiPhRBIl
GLUEfflf save ten Zines It's cost annuaIlyTke
as FxaEpf Pr isEn aeLdfnl
Il 10 ssr6us4ug 81 busil+S=4-<5 ba!BSlilGs sd EEG
IzrSPAbDING 'SpPRRP AREDTGIU
Al iisEi fifs 5cf sftfEol n p 4 = h9l3tips ~ 9a4
iaf SPA Ed 81 RED 5GEtEs
yqla .ls L,yshssss TIfi7 Ft jEf2lsg L95s5g
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ETNHIS season Of the SOSr use SIfe1PeraViah syrup
III. 5bhbJ Gi fHi nfi 1HrBDORIHIF, SAstnt. l.
jeITr5tI edI 10 lodd FelIosts Hall Drug Store. :
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Notice 10 Mail subseEIberi

- Y Gee oalr. lftleaa. We sc ssaalaag
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II AIDES STAYS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
u SHETLAND WOOL, ZhPlIYRS, HEAD NETS,
9c., just received az the Variety Store OF ~
auR29 -.-,,, D.. SlC1I.L& BRO, l09 Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-27
FROM RICHMoNDl
The outsiae Prsssure.-A s4ron,
Union Speeeh. -

AAS F0uIBlu0 RRO88uEe RRfnnn
Union speech.
RIcHNoSD, Feb. ga strong spsee6
was made in the Convention yesterday. by
Mr.. Moore, of Rockbridge, in Letcherfs
District, the substance of which was In.
tniral 10 the rights of Virginia and the
whole South, aud to the people of Rich
mUnd. 1t was decidedly Union in its ten.
dencyi and strongly against the nctioS of
South Carolina.
The secessionists posted bills, calling on
every true SoutheEnOr to attend IN indip.
nation meeting. Music WA engaged. and
1900 persons assembled near the Ex-
change Hotel, and strong Southern speeeh-
es were made by delegates to the Couvep-
ton. Ex-GoV. Wise was called for, but
was unwell. The meeting adjourned to
the SPottsWood Honse, where more speech
60 were made, An attempt was made to
burn Mr.. Moore in eftigy, but was stopped
by Tue Mayor. The whole demonstration.
which was dectded secession, was got up
by parties In tue negro buying and selling
interest.
RICHMOND. Feb. 2G.-In the Convention.
to-day, Mr. MUore's resolutions, approving
the Crittenden Compromise. were taken
up.
Mr. Goode finished his speech. He mr.
gued that it was the duty of Virginia, in
this trying hour, to go with the South a
the only method of restoring::peace to the
country.
Mr.. Goggin real series of resolutions.
which he proposed to offer, declaring that
the Southern Suites should hnve proposed
amendments 10 the Constitution in pursu-
auce with the 5th article thereof; that II
is the duty of Virginia now to invoke tue
cooperation of the Border States 10 pro-
vide measures for concurrent action here
after; that Virginia is attached to The
Union as it was, but it does, not protect
her rights as it is; that it becomes her
people in Convention assembled, to look
! to every remedy for relief, and to provide,
! iu tue event of failure, for the future rela-
/ ton she is TO occupy, having due regard
/ to her position rs one of the Southern
States.
Sir. Goggin made lengthy speech in
which he denied the constitutional right
. of secession, but admitted that there MAS
revolutionary remedy for wrongs. he
! wanted constitution with other bor-
/ der States. looking to the foundation oil
/ new cOnfederacy which other States may
be invited TO join. lie was opposed to
precipitatc action, but whenever Virginia
deemed it best to go, he would go with
her. He believed that the interests Of
/ Virginia would be insecure in Southern
Coufederacyi but the period for Il confer.
ence with the North Ind now passed. lie
: gave way to the motion tn adjourn.
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From Washington.

WAsHrNoTON, Feb. 26.-The dispatcl, re-
ceiyed yesterday, by the Secretary of War,
informing him that Gen. Twiggs had sur
rendered the military property to the rcyo-
lutiOnists in Texas, was from the Commits
sarY of Subsistence, and dated at New Or
leans. He adds that, as loan, the use of
the Government means of transportation.
was allowed to take the Federal troops to
the seaboard, and they we're permitted to
take with them three or four cannon and
their side. arms.
The Secretary received, this morning,
the documents from Texas, showing that
as early as the 9TH of February, General
Twiggs was entering into negotiations
with the Texans for the surrender of the
military property. Col. Waite was several
weeks ago appointed to succeed General
TwiEgs as chief of the Military Depart
ment of Texas, but it appears he had not
reached there ut at the time of General
Twiggs' surrender, which ID considered by
the Government authorities as one of the
most disgraceful and nttrociOus acts COM
mitted by the secessionists.
The Peace Conference was in session
until oHs or two o'clock this morning.
The spirited debate previously commenced,
was continued, and during the night pro-
ceedings, many, If not all the amend
mcnts, were voted down, leaving, substan-
tally, Slr. Guthrie's proposition, with
modified yerbiNge. This was in tho Com.
mittee of the Whole. 1t will be voted on
definitely to-day
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-27

FORr KEAaSEr. Feb. 26.-The Pony Ex-
press passed at r. u.
SGS FRANCISCO, l3th.-The debate on
the Union resolutions was continued ia
each branch Of the Legislature. and the
Assembly finally has passed resolution
endorsing the Crittenden Complo,nise and
the views expressed by Douglas and Breck-
inridge, and in opposition to the use of co.
erriys measures. The Democratic papers
urRe the SenateiB coucurrenee 10. this,
which IS regarded as an Indication that
the Douglas aud Breckenridge wings nre
70 unite in one Democratic party, as it ex-
listed prtoe 70 Bnchansa's Adwiuistratiou.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-27

Nor CAPTUREb.-we stated a morn
Ing ortNo ago, that Mcconnell. the rOgue
who eommtttsd several bold forgeries in
Washington Pa, and was Afterwards
chased from Bridgeport by the officers,
had been arrested in Cleveland and that
Col. Byers of Washington had gore after
him. Mcdonnell was not arrested. Col.
Byers, heard of him in Cleveland aud went
up there to arrest him but the rogue had
aed to Canada. He was followed By the
Cleveland officers into her Najesty's pos
sessions, andthere an interview was had,
though the man could not be arrested and
taken away. The result Of the interview
however was that the Col. got portion OF
of the money which he (McCOnnelI had
stolen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-27

10 VI. latham owed that the Senate agree
to e the Honse amendments on the Postal
Route hill. =
liThe; mOtiohlwas agrsed to aud the bill
Ar: GWin introduced supplemental
/ Post Route bill, which was laid over and
ordered 70 be printed.
The Army Appropriation bill was then
The Senate proceeded to the considera-
ho2 OF the amendments of the Committee
on Finance.
The amendment making an appropria-
ton for an Arsenal in Texas was stricken
out on tue ground that Texas had taken
possession of the Arsenal.
Mr.. Sessenden made II report from the
Committee of Conference on the Consular
and Diplomatic bill, which was agreed to
and so the bill stands passed.
A number Of amendments wete offered
to the Army bill, most OF which were
disagreed to. Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-27

CHICAGO. Feb. 2e.-The State Auditor
has been officially notified by bank COM
missioner that the following banks have
failed to make good Il heir securities under
the late call which expired on the GOTH
The following, which include the nine dis
credited banks, are put in liquidation !:
Bank of Raleigh, Bank Of Auburn, State
Bank, American Exchange Bank, National
Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, Bank of the
.Commonweaith, Southern Bank of Illinois
at Graysviile, Bank OF Chester, Bank Of
Pike county. Bank OF Quincy; Grand Prai-
RE Bank, Farmers and Traders Bank,
Railroad Bank, Merchants aud Drovers'
Bank, Citizens Bank, and Morgan County
Bank. sfts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-27

NEBRAsKA CRY, Feb. 2s.-The commu.
nication from this place in regard TO the
Otoe indians, published in papers Of The
2lst, was erroneous. The Agent, though
long confined TO his house BY serious ILL
ness, has to the letter followed tho in.
stTnctioug of the Department, which be
viii fearlessly continue TO execute, though
his own life and the peace of his family
have been endangered by the lawless mob.
The Indians were nncompIaining until
thirty Of them were induced By few de-
basel white men to come TO this city.
knowing the Agent was unable to reaSh
them. The whites were making threats,
and not the indians.