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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28

The following paragraph from the Missouri Re
pa4byican of the oath instant gives little better
prospect for the payment Of the July interest on
the Missouri State debt
The Merchants Bsnx stercay passod resolution ten
deSiug the authorities of the state loan OF moDey
fos purpose Of enabling the State - take measures
for efficient organ ton OF the miti and TO pro
vide for cefence We do ot know that these wsre
tie OF the resolution but state the object We
presume that the other banks will II t DO desirable to
DO co. make ike ten1er, IL NO unders and their Hi
tou they all condition TO 90 IL, and such ation
viii at relieve publ from any ap Wehensou Of
diversion OF the fude apart for the payment OF tho
July inerest-we mean the half million or dollars pro-
vided 70 DO paid into toe treasury 70 tue credit OF tho
suspeUs specie pay meus some persous have sup
posed this nighoe done but the policy 10 50 90
vsous bal and the puolic credit int are
glad the x.rchants Back stepping forward 70
love the from any such unfavcrsbe impression
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY. April 27-s P. M.

s.ruRpAY, April 27-6 P. M.
n.,.Asx continues to prevail in ba-iuess Arces.
r,sn,tsIis,s are not 10 anxious 70 place theI
rnensy A. they were week ago, and paper moves
Iess easay. Foreign exchange closed very cuii a.
los LOG far bankers bills.
The stock market opened quite buoy anty TINS
rnoraias. and better prices were obans sa., "a
everything on the list At the CLOSE OF the ooaru'
however, prices fell of fraction, end the Market
remained dull between the boards.
In the AFTERNOON the market was shade lower
but rallied, and closed firm. AT the mornins
board virginias rose TX. Missouris l, Psc'nc
Mail S. New York Central IA. Erie "a Read
ins ~. Michigan Central ~, guaranteed do.
2. Illinois Central TX. Galens q. Toledo lS,
Rock Island, IA. The coupon 6's OF the general
government fell of per cent, but Treasury n'tes
Advanced r. At the second board o moderate
busiuess was done, ct . slight decline from the
mornng's prices. The following were the closing
ouotations:-U United States SIS, 1874, 7aH 7dH;
Tennessee 6's, 46 As; Virginia 6s. Az As;
Missouri 6's. 3994 40; Canton, ~ 8; Cumberland
Coal preferred. a 6; Delaware and Hudson Canal
IS Q SO; Pennsylvania Coal, 20 70; Pacific Mail
70 q 7O1.: New York Central, 1874 1871; Erie,
2l1s 3iH; Hudson River, 3oH a 81; Harlem, 1874
o Is; do. preferred, 80 Q 81; Reading, 3214 32ls
Michigan Central, 44L As; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, 1917 IA; do. guafant ed,
29I a 29I<; Panama, ~ 100; Illinois Central;
b91I q soy; Gslena and Chicago, $50 Q 5s24
Cleveland and Toledo, "a 2414; Chicago and
Rock Island, 379S 37l1ss; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 81 q 5911a; Milwaukee AMI Mississippi, ga
a9sI; La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds
ba9; illinois Central Railroad bonds, s91a a 80.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-dsy,--
peca,n,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 o76 II
-Lnr cnst ons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No 600 90
p.,mants Observation-Disclosures. 32T %, ~
BAtkbcc ~ ov
The American Exchange Bank has declared a
dividend OF 31s per cent, payable May6.
YThe following table will compare the exports Of
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Bs Julie H@yn Prus. luokfcsds Be,ssss-Ho'mooc q
Ssrs Virginia nm Bsrs sos-smth. Joass Co
Bs,k rb,a, Duree, 1t Ihomas ana aasscsas -aN a
sns oreumsnt DAM, Do JOnse, LoadoaAeuv-FuHch
sSs Sul, lett. q.ap, Ma e. R,..srcsn--V scAn,st
Bra Aysbcis. Lindsey spin ~au-Panams HAN - Jom-
sTs Aoaiis G,sD. osfur, CArdtR-ChAussr ain. . %
rig saybew. FIRTH, BesnudA-smish. Jones 4 Co
Brig Ocean S'ne, - Para and . mArkst-J dc
ss1,s Ss q y s.ss !, Button, s.s..-e Cot
eis t F:ssssa,-s sasi 8.
P.os c.rss ant ss TasT sss. sSa Co.
schr ssaulus rrspy. 81 Johns kB-vSsS, G rg
sssr Cnr!ssisna, Harris. St JOHNS R pewn,
senr Magnolia, Nioksrson. CMbonor HArpor-ane' 20.
schI b iscobs Richardson Milton, pel-A G Hsveos.
s 81. Sssss sssi Is *: sos
ssr SAsPss csf S.y ss
S.. i .!s:S:es ss:s..,
ss ssrf s,,s o,.0
ssSI TpSn; stuart
Stop s%sr;c., nonhap SroS'dsae,-L s ssany.
ooSe rhs
steamer Msas,e sei i' PSiladeph sp0wM ssir n
Steamer Delaware asbman. srenton-B 4 Fish
ARRIVED.
% cs I'd sa
lon sA sS ss az As 81 south essaa
AM Is 70 30 bound n 18th at Ia 90 COZ 4
R:':ss 1S sss s''
S%. %.I Set as: hsR
,. sn,s sloona as scons r.cnr,S ooss 90 dsys "a
ssss; spit ssi,s &C. '''' '"1 "'"'n'' 'A' ~
% and q
sno s Ss a. q rs s.css hath f sa.. ~ r
TT ship AntIicsn touno g. same Gay p4ss-i osk Fax
stove und The sailed in company with ship Cora
Ter Sa,eS ID; Ina.+ 70 Am.n. Ia. hid yer, bad
saIs Atlantic srrml ieldhusen, Bremen, sosss nth
pS S S ss boat 10 Ssfr A ss s \" LAT " 40
IS Win esbon %Aa @ Is g
Re ass 5m sosa k .:R Hin
Bsh sio . iAncon tof Iarpsselp 81 Der Cvde as 70
&c as q
el s sH .s sSs sRs PsseS e sor a m A.
Foul son sa wind and ane Weather ali me pas.
II '9ssS
Brig sdeIpba hn.on trinidad (ouba,. Is days. with SUI
sss s,
a. ss1 ..% s ss
sf.a .:s
SS So bound Ga Sss s
de,sd scs b. &c aatho,i,!ss,
s'sI FSpSsw: rS1cs r. l:.s n: WITH
val Grimm; for uasaoilla 18th 10 An S.pe nTy hearing
s T sosS asSs s
s,g,ss. D s, Hns cs.. s% Wit,
senr SIspss6"s Snow: Hsmpon Rc.as days With sal,
the river in consequence Of the channel being
s llssss s sss,a - Is Haven
Ser S.Ie.'s sessnscn, ~ yrsinls for sss hs1eS
ro a.s'nT1r
@ sPf Fe sss9 fS e,
kthr Ellen Bsrn-. Bris. E1abe hpor for Portsmouth
NE; Eis.ssss! Il! % New u.ysn
Feb sH.nea Sss:,s Know tor SSotsnd IA days. t''
as1.s ssin Rs NOT e:''
sssT sss'Gs asy t Ssss
schr Lsiot. er,,rg Eilsworth, sdsys
sSD snss teE S
s0op csrnlss F-rnot Ei..se,apo for Cold Spring
Steamer Steamer r'1r asa W' sd sh rsassA
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, phladelphia
Steamer AIbstroas Jones. Providence
a7s--tesmshIp Keystone sts'e aransporp, Manhman.
Washington CITY
stesnsanip Baltic nrapspcss, Fletcher Annapolis.
Steam hip Col, mbis rspsp0rt, whiting, Annapolis.
Steam hr DE Soto firansporU Johnston, annapolis
he above misplaced yesterday under he head OF
ceuanoe
BELOW.
SHIP Resolute, from Liverpool
Bark alss from Astanzas, days
Bark Naval
SAILED.
aesmthirs Fulton Havana passed. he Battery Of IL Is
Pm Karn.k ~ Havana end Kedar (Br ahps
Wing phln Acapulco; Thornton Liverpool bsrks Glasgow
ntan kcrI brig iItH Re asst.
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WAP KNOWS NO aUrn, ys.--sPvsCEe re- ALAw
ABIDING ctHen, sbf has elssys nfof med 70 tho laws
bu %. friends x.Ilant soldier mssse
turdsy tcheer them dawn o,t.s aud driok far
wn 70 Ea,s ~ ssssev, ,oi'ns 20 for b-ve csns
semen Der penrs nodh~t corner Corsodi street and
hroudHRy srBrCn6
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MATRIMONIAL.

GEnILkass Of nhFl-sNxS :, nusu n, xsH
"A sd ttrtube sbout msk ng tbur through hurrgs
oeeifoW ~ mecue With ausBn pomahe lady. 10 pems
ne AGO pos eenR sn,-r r.asrem. mus. b. 'od
log ALd ne whom t- edtre.s
W d.. bc'a d onice, 'or oae ~.es. IN c .os@eace
TI'U PAstkts aNu 90 nDtArs - onnr.,S.- ~
unSsunsd ~ prst.aiity, sos ks ~if- r9 ,am at
edrc4u n. sfnhhtht) fdrAas = 4 ,oo
A rev imkov eiIcrsi,y and honor viii ehar.oestre lhs
adv0tsers pOuS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nElLhyUb SPIT al MEDICAL OoLLEGE
ID FRANK HAMILTON, N. n Professor OF Military
Surgery Pathology and ACCIDENTS 20 Zones win continue
Monday edn sdsy and Friday the amphthca-
ire q bellevue ns spiia, ~ ~ L jams n. VOID n
Pro 81 Operative Surgery and Surgical Pathology
vii lecture Operative sursy directly after Professor
Usmone lectures Medral orceis Of the army and Navy
servlce ans ly 10 Prot
sor wo,d Nil b. Furnished With material Tor operations
There VIII be cha 20 made The medical proe ssion and
IsAAD TAILOR, NJ D.,
President u bellevue Hospital Medical Oollero
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sesmshrs Fulton Havana and passed. Me Battery l2 Is
pm Rarnsk ~ Havana end Nassau Kedar Chr y; ships
wing phulr Acapulco Thornton, Averpco, b.rks glasgow
QtA lnpdon Maury Hong Kong brigs Nore tA, Rel
Alre,t lhr Arhurstown lIreland Jos Park, Matsnras
Australia Amboy
Wind during the day SW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28

Asoru,R RAPID pAss.Gr-The clipper bark Dawn, Capt
Chase from Buenos Ayres arrived yesterday In IS days.
being tho fourth rapid passage Distance sailed
$50 miles.
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SAILED.

Ship Resolute, from Liverpool
Bark a los, from MstanLas, s days
Bark NAVAL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vcTrCws.

"A r nnn 10 el00'0 GENTLEMAN or EXPg.
~ VUU rcp.e would IKE V ioyos from ss %, 70
bu.pe already esAbs,d and paying fair profits Address
4 N on, hor il6 Il. raid ofce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28

The Baltimore banks are preparing for the i'm
mediate issue of one and two dollar notes. The
Maryland Legislature will, n is understood. autho-
rize the issue Of notes Of o small denomin alton
among the first acts Of the session.
The following is the weekly statement Of the
banks Of New Orleans for the week ending April
20, 1861, compared with the previous week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28

The American Exchange Bank has declared a
dividend OF 31s per cent, payable May6
TThe blowing table will compare the exports of
tho seven principal staple articles for the week.:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28

AYoTIua To OONrRACrpRa -ARau sHrRre, AMY
~ hbrts Qrcy. rid and blue Flannel shirs uur so'cs
such that make thousand dJsca within TOO
- HRRzoe 90, % vessy street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
The linton Compap,e..

The Uaiou meaaiu great numbers assem-
bleSl on Sunday afternoon AZ the American
Hall 10 the Effth Ward, and completed the
organization aud enrollment d several
companies They will Immediately COM
nenee the work OF drill Thefssars nov
We believe four companies enrolled south
oelhe sTeek, and a1sq.o one in East Wheel--
ingand One (the Old Meas Company )mads
up from various Wards, which held al adj
lo1E ire! meeting yesstsstaI evening at TIE
Court House. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

TRR Wheeling Uufoa yesterday copied
into is editOria. column the following par
agraPh from the Richmond Enquirer.
The Convention SIN sits with closed
doors and the iniunctions OF secrecy have
not been removed from its proceedings.
except as to tine simple fact announced
above. Yesterday morning the flag of the
Southern Cvnfederacy With eighf stars, WIS
displayed oYer the capitol in which ihe
Convention sits, and SIS still there The
understanding is that a straight-out 0rtli-
uanee of secession has been passed with
but few dissenting voices. Its submission
to The people viii be a matter Of forA and
not of eoRtess.
The words Storm. . and acontest," are
italicised as We print them. People of
Wheeling read these words and mark the
height aud depth of the cheat, which the
traitors prassised on rs. They never could
pass the ordinance of secession until they
SAT with closed doors, and, when passed,
they resolved that ii should take effect AZ
once, not waiting for the people to Fa,ity
it, although the majority for reference was
over $1,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
sunday, Here and elsewhere.

1t has been well said by great writer
that there are no Sundays in times of rev.
oiution- Apd,sO.iti is. Men excited, anz-.
ious, tiiIed with 1.-THE Wild alarums and.
excitement Of war and war news, think
only Of that great law of our natlre-sclt-
PTotectiOu, So 1t was all over theicoua-1l
try last Sunday. So it was here in our
own city. Some ofthe best cbureh-golng
people We haze were foremost, like old
Peter the Hermit, in calling the people to
the good work of Sotaing together. in the
cause of their country. Oue congregation
in Marshall county. near Cameron, as We
were informed yesterday. after the dis.nis-
sal Of the service Was called together TO
consider military AFFAIRS, and the members
enrolled themselves into general Union
congregation AID sent representative TO
this city yesterdayto consult and eo-ope-i
rate with similar Organizations here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
WEsrERN vIReINIA 11eVINe.


Great Union Meeting In NIOnOngalIa.
The largest and most enthusiastic pub-
lie meeting that has been witnessed for a
long long time. WIS held at the Courthouse
on Wednesday evening. The Court room
was crowded full, and all seemed to take
part in the proceedings viii 4 shirt that
'sPeAks well FOR the patriotic people OF old
AonongaliAt The May election viii speak
IN tones OF theuder that willfFing In the
ears OF eastkea traitors for years 70 come.
The whole West ia on FIRE, and er. long
The flames will reach tue top Of the Blue
Rikge and Prorlaim 70 orr OppFessors aRd
would be masters, that our backs are not
yetready for their lash: that we have borne
with their oppression and unjust taxation
as long as We can, and that nov, re AsuSt
eitAer Be eq4GEs,or separate. Alonongalia at
the last election, gave over two thousand
majority agAiHst secession, and she will do
even better tllan that At the next.-Aor-
g0atolsn Star.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23


The following paragraph from the Uaida
yesterday, is good specimen of the Sc
eessiOu maiigpity which aetuates that
sheet noV-a-days:
Thar HoWE GUARp.-Pursuant TO pub
lished call eonspicuously posted gu the
street corners, several OF our citizens con-
veHed At the Court House on Saturday
evening, for the purpose Of organi1iog q
home guRrd of able bodied men, whose
services ara to be. rendered 10 the Q. s.
Government for the protection Of FedeERl.
interests in our city. Ne understand that
all applicants for membership were reqni-
red 20 have seen 10 sommers. and that NO
old bachelor need apply. After the call
ing of the roAi Mr.. Il. Echols delivered a
speech, during which he said nothing was
certain But death and taxation. The
meeting then adjourned, the ass protesting
eternal fidelity to the Northern Govern
ment
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

JrDCs DOUetAs said yesterday in COM
rersation with his friends, that no fears
were entertained II Washington of an i'm.
medtste attack by = Southern army. The
a1'hort'iest there had taken great psecau-
ton to be apPrised Of the approach of any
such armysfrOm the sauth, aud had not yet
learned Of the presence of any body of hos
tile troops in the eastern part OF this State
except those Virginia volunteers who we're
copyrighted some days ago at HarpePs
Ferry, aid who, IL was reported, were 10
move To Alexandria, BE says that Cent
Scott expresses the utmost confidence in
bis ability TO hold the Capital With his
present force and defenees. II is to be
hoped the old soldier snd patriot Ii right.
II Washington San hold ONT = fsW days,
y = VIII be made imPreEnable against any.
torss the tFaitoFs can bring against il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
sPECIAL NOTICES.
DYE. HAlRlDYEI HAIRDYEI

s1E.A@AAICHEleoRssH HAIR DHR-
ne eSIg Ra.F'lett a,d Rsiidbl. Dys RssSs.:sl.
Aaothsssa an siere iuaitatlons and should beavoI-
ed u Jan With 70 eseape Etlieuls.
GREY, Rid RUSTY HAIR dyed fnstaatIy to
abeaatlfal and ua&dral Brown q Black Wttf6ut The
least injury 70 Hair OF SkIa.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
aNaEisd TO VIZ. a. RsscHE1gR since 1882, aud over
10000 applieattons hare besa made to the hair Of
the patrons % his farnonE Dye.
wr.A a. BATc1fRLoR's uAIR DTK produces q
collar cot 70 g Cd fto.n nature, and is
tr1rIaHtet pot 70 ipJure IN thelsa-t iuEevtF lonE
it may y continued, Gnd the III eess Il bad Dyes
Fsmediet M 1alr e iHytEctltea for tifs b thIs
splo14ia Dye, ysdisa q psOpstiy aBpnsd Il No. 10
Bond Street, SeR YCFtk,
soldin lths eitisl ondI5Ent q tue UnnSd States
- ptugstSta and Fsnsy Goods DsAle1s
1as Gsnulns ~ hena10S ..rTI1ltl1a 4 BitebsloE,s
Gni address Gp0a EtSl late eni4aVinE On the f,ur
sideS u eSth boz.
WnotE1aGk EAe1oa1, 81 BARclGY s.,
3plo-Iy Late - BTdaas1y, Nsu Yotlr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
MAYORS PROCLANIATIOy.

9lAIoR's oFTIc1,
WheelihS April 10.
ETNYHERRAS, SpPFEhe0sfnns exist in the minds OF
VI many citizens that Violations OF the peace Of
the city occur in the present excited state Of the
pG6lic mind upon questions OF political import, /
deem it RdyiAA6ls IN lsae this my prOClAmatiou call
ing upon All good citizens to preserve the public
peace and order At all times and uheF all circum-
stances aud Invoking them to refrain frUm harsl-
mesa Of speec and fresn any act which might lead to
s0sVeT and TO render aid tn the Authorities in maiR
tniniRG the public peace protecting property and IN
HuppFeBang lAEleSs Vi0Ieeea by EhOinEosVer at
do heartily eopenr In the above pEpelam alton
and will use all my oBeiAl PoEeri To maintain its
observance. A.P. WOODS,
ap2O Chief J. T..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
1EotheRs3 read fllia.

EhsEolIovineis AZ sxtrAe4 fron aieEt.r vrstt,p by
the Pastor Of Baptist Church tot1a +1JOlE1al ana
NolnEgEs Clnetnnsti OHIO, aud spaals Vosllrs q
favor q that VpEid usdIcins-NIH Vtss.
I0N.s sogEH1!a sIEuF ~ ClEE1Dl1s TEl4uESo:
~ ~ Ia your cslRuns q afrs.
Slh.f9N's SoOttIhE syrup. Nov ~ sever ssId \
NUEd IN fEVNr III ratSnt aerIns aFs u carIilt,
but We fesl % ny t6yoir rtl1ls5I. thst
Ghisis 10 lh-WE lAy1 EllEB u, AID EloI1 n 70
% Az n C1AIicS- Il s. Irotoys 30 q ths most
soSes'al ~ atarss g ~ ilsys is oosoF
bSSseslPt dSttttsFt iial Is ~ d 4
sttlG.1y-akp r{sssy5 = Z. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

The Unioa men of MonouRalia, accord
ing TO the .N0rgaatOrV7a Star, had an over
wheImiug demonstration last week at the
Court House in that town, in which they
manifested their interchangeable aversion to
secession and secession ordinances in most
expressive terms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
The UnIon Men OF the Adjoining
Counties.

Counties.
We invite attention TO the proceedings
of a meeting In Hancock county, which
We publish to-day. In addition To these
proceedings. COMMITTEES Of gentlemen
from that county were hero yesterday.
consulting and taking counsel with the
Union men. So, also, were commits
tees from Marshall and Brooke There
was but Que sentiment expressed, aud that
vas Of absolute, ferveut and unconquera-
bic devotion to the Cause OF the Uuiou, aud
an everlasting and uuyieldipg purpose new
er TO submit to any ordinance of secession.
The representatives from Hancock give
glowing accounts OF the sentiment in that
county. The hearts of the people are all
ablaze for the Union, and no Gag but the
stars and stripes, will ever be found float
ing on t!eir soil. The representatives
frOm Brooke givs a similar and equally
enthusiastic account of themselves Par
II lines are eFeetually obliterated. and
there are not believed to be twenty-five
voters Of the county who synpatbize
with accession We need only state, 10
show the public feeling, that among those
Who were down here yesterday, from
WelIsburg, TO consult With the Union men
we're Nessrs- !. D. Nichols, (Breckiu-
FidEe,l W. H. Harvey, tDouglas.l Adam
Kuhn, (Bell,J VIM. Tarr, (Breckiuridge,)
Campbell TAR, (Douglas.) Dr. Caldwell,
(BeIIsl and Joseph Applegate, (LincOln)
We quote these names merely to show
the good example which the Union men in
Brooke are showing to all the other North
western counties, and TO urge upon them
all the Importance Of doing likewise
There are NO parties now, except Union
and observation-disclosures aud anarchy-the
Government which Ne yet have, which
our fathers founded, or the despotism of
JEFF. Davis CO.
The trouble here Is that our Union men,
although enthusiastic and warm enough,
do not move With that same siugleuess Of
purpose aud directuess ofaim, which char.
acterizss the movements of the Uuton men
in the counties We have named. They
seem TO realize In those counties, moro
than NO do, the necessities of our situa-
ton, and there is less division and raodi-
6eatton Of the Union sentiment among
them. II is time that No realized the same
state of things, and that We threw aside
all party pFejadiees or remembrance
So Tar as We can iearn this Is now the gen
sFal effor, OF the Union men. The name
CIV. @. Brown, for Congress, affords them
all one general neucleus to rally roaud.-
9entlemen nom Hancock couaty tell rs
that grand mass Union meeting will be
heldtn that county on Saturday afternoon
AZ one O'clock, At which his nomination
will be endoCaEd without distinction Of
party. Let "a do the same thing here in
this city and in this county At all our
Union meetiuEa let rs give the secession.
iSts TO know aad understand that they
need not count upon any divisions in the
Union camp % the old seore of party poll.
dee, baf thas al Of "a who are for the
Uaions intend 10 vote fOE and. work for
The man who stoodi In. The Rsshuond
oOqssntioa aud moved lhat thosS two
trailors. Hunter and Mason. be requested
toIarats de aSats-Vp bieb their perfltfy "a
rhoir Oaths had dtsyFaSs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

rHR wheeling Uaioa, IN its extra last
week, and In its regular issus yesterday
morning, aHeSts 70 Sneet at any pree6a-
lions that were OF might be taken, respeet-
ing the Custom House RroPeFty. 1t at
tributes any apprehension about it, simply
TO mob spirit. This IS part of the dark,
undSFhanded gsmo which that sheet con-
stanlly practices, While it may be true
shat there is no dangerof an attempt 10
seias the Uaited States property IN this
city IL is SO, simply because the people
would not permit ii. Were there enough
of the WheelinG Uaios stripe to do the
work, the seizure WOullesoon be made
Ihe information rscsiTed. which the UnioH
arrests to bold 10 Such Fidieule, Was Of .
kind that would have made Il Crlmtnal In
the Persop 70 whom u was Sommnnleate4,
not . hare sGlSd 0pens is - : :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Good News! Good News!
New Spring Goods
FOR GENTLEMEN,
JUST OPENED AT
40. 1Oa MAIN STREET.
JOHN n. I.AKIN.
apsa MERCHANT TAILOR.
For Sale.

=TTNHE VERY COMPLETE I VALUABLE WORKS
i Er Te1lainE Cal on, sitnatei near the Hemp
6sld RaIruSd 12 miles east OF wheeling, Virginia,
eonsGstiDS Ct one supeEBoE eight borse pow Steam
engine. one Stl, 1909 gallons capacity, one ditto.
600 gallons tive 4uD GaIloa Tank or reeeiSeE two
1000 gallon tanks, and one 100 gallon ditto, All
made ot the very bsst eloan Stn Also IL Retarts,
capacity OF bushels each. The property embrHees
In fee simple near dVe and has mineral right
on Abont 3Ib hrreS There IS vein Of bituminOus
ahRis Of average thickness Of about feet under
lying the premises Coal I'll Is found IN the vicinity
Of thesR ROFEA Parties desirUus Of eEnbaFkfuG IN
the business Of Eeanine Coal OH may now have an
opportunity Of doing % to great aifVnutaEe. For
further particulars apply t0the nt No. $40
South Front Street, Philadelphia.
auSSSuaend JOHN CRRSSfON
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

MS g 10 o tsstE EFol le9l n might
1Bag e SV0jPt S'ar 81 Empire q $50
AQ4 dG1e1 bob tho hatElS R11 bTee86.
- - Fobhsd Row b. tEaifoEs ike thGso
q ID ktaFsl
Gga fpFa1dl - - nsEOo GoU thS Ghoek,
T15R& th1s VIA WGTs but bat On \ rock
Ft6a4 th6 flag that tbs traitors WouId mock heaven
And thea courage, my hearts bTaTo ab4 bold.
For Ne rally bo1eath that PIAE'G told
A n4 NM two shrods tngstheF EnSy hold,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

The CordaSe business will be eontinusl At the
Earelouse No. Is Water st.. by the Eabscriber. the
Intention being to eIoSe ont the stock in Rtcre At the
lowest cash pTieU. ClTAS H. BRRBY
Wheeling, April 10, 'El-1v