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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

VIZ print, this morning, brief article
from the Wellsburg Herald, under tho cap
tion of Backbone" The Herald says
that Mr.. Hall, of Wetzel, has achieved an
Immortality which none need covet. We
yesterday morning gave an extract from
the Philadelphia Prsrs in reference to the
same person and his course towards our
Richmond correspondent. Now that Leon
ard has emerged from the shades of OBJ
seuritY and become
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

spicy correspondence has passed
between Gov. Hicks and Marshal Kane, re.
lattye to the declarations of the former,
that Annapolis VIII be iuyHded 6y Ralti-
more rOEdiss, aud the Governor and,Stste
Authorities be driven from that city. Mar.
shal Kane demands the a4tb6rity, and Gov.
Kicks refuses 10 give II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
R1enNoxp. az. 27th. lsal


DO you rseolleet speech that was made
out At the 4th Ward Republican speaking
stand, one evening during the late CAM
Paignl Il was quite graphic picture of
the Old Virginny style, drawn by one who
had formerly been resident of these
parts have seen the same thing so ofteu
sineesl have been here, that the picture
frequently recurs TO my mind. Il is a
very common thing in the streets 10 see
that same old niger, perchel on that
same old cart, with rope lines in his hand,
grapevine gearing, driving that same old
weather beaten skeleton quadruped. The
Eithers are as shrivelled, aud the haunch-
IS and ribs as prominent, and skin as fair-
less and worn % It was in the picture. The
Hpokes OF the wheel. too, are covered With
the same red mud, which has never been
washed of aud the same old faded and
tattered canvas eoTerB ths tempest blown
stays. And there sits the old niger on
the front board before his load of charcoal
or country vegetables, his old sloaeh hat
turned up over his eyes; his big feet
spread out aud braeed on the SLAMS as
usual, and him and his old horse and
cart poke along like . big snail. It Is the
'self-Sans old system-A hundred years be-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
Raekhnne.
[ErOn the wellaburr nsrnld.


Mr.. Hall, of wetzel, seems destined to
an immortality, by his recent move in the
Virginia Convention, that he need not
covet. Not only has he been denounced
by his colleagues for his unpatrintic and
tndetenstble course, hat he has gotten into
the newspapers, md is held up to the pub
lie gaze, not only rs II traitor to his Sec
tloni but as one trading on borrowed cap
ital. Mr.. Woods, of Barbour, it appears.
has also been embroidered to make a
similar display. We publish the sneech
OF MIR. Wiley in reference to this mat.
ter. With little more backbone. and
an increased indifference to Eastern Wiz
ginia influences, AIR. Wiley would come
pretty near mp to our idea of a represen
tattre man of North Western Virginia !:
but We are sorry TO say that, in our opin.
ion, he IS somewhat lacking in those i'm
portant particulars. Throw OF Your Tram
mels, man, and stand forth in your dignity,
rs the representative Of people. not see
ond to, but equal to any other 10 the Com.
monWealth, and ask no favOrs. We are
sick of this eternal pulling about allow
atty to Virginia" Be loyal to yourself
and TO the laws, aud that will be the best
form that loyalty can take. There is an
opening now for man Of this stamp to
distinguish himself. Has Western Yirpi-
MIA such an one there? We are doubtful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

GREEIEris catching Jesse on all sides.
Every paper N New York is down ON the
philosopher. And nearly every sheet in
the State, of any promiheuee, is following
in the same track, led on by the indefa.iga-
BILE ThurloW Weed, Of the Albany Journal
Horace makes good fight though, and.
like a great bear, baSet, hy howl
ing pack of dogs, be deals ont heavy blows
among his AssAilAnts But it Is not i'm.
probable that his foes will get the better
of him in the contest going on for the elm
siGe, track Though he Is uneouallei y
logic, he is no match for Thnslow Weed 10
the art of diplomacy, and that is what
seems to be required doNu at the Capital
just now
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

II
II Will5be seea by despatch under our
tslsgrhphie head this morning that Mussrs.
Tyler aud seddou, two of the Commits
sionsrs to the Peace Conference, dcnouuce
itS action as ? sham, aud not satisfactory
to Virginia tecessionists. This is about
what We had predicted Of these gentle.
men. that they would use the Confer
eaee as make weight to precipttatc Wiz.
ginis. But they wont succeed; for nj
though the despatch says the secession
feeling in Richmond Is increasing, we take
it that It Is only Becoming more rampant
under the influence of exciting speeches
and denuueiAtion. But while secessioaists
are feroeiOuS over the prospect of An ad-
juUtment, We believe the Union sentiment
not only in Richmond, but all over the
State is stronger to-day than it -hAszbeen
mace the meeting of the Convention. And
1t will soon begin to make itself felt
Probably we may now look for the dis
unionists in the Convention to do what
ever they are going to. They certainly
ought o. strike At once, for every day their
prospects are growing more unpromising.
Drift may be that they will give up in des-
pair but We shall look for Oue final effort
before they snbside and make way for
some wholesome amendments to the State
Consultation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
Nm. LlsooLs SENS 10 be- giving area.

I'm. LINooLs SENS 10 De giving great
satisfaction down II Washington. He was
'frsnadsd night before last, and in re-
spouse, made little speech, which was
resolved With good deal of applause
BE bidS fair, from all that We can hear,
70 heeotAe as great a fayorite With the
Neutrality-suspicious. as President Pierce was.
Read In the Telegraph report of his re-
mark.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

[cnrcspOadepSo OCtho Intsligenests
APRnhNndle Farmer aud n PIde-yra-
ter Farmer Discuss the PFoHtH nj
White and Black Labors.The Ne.
Broos ofRiohmOnds.Thelr g Qualities
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
DIED.

On Friday morning, at O'Clock, Iir.. AMANDA
RICHARDS, aged IS.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
the corner OF 9Th aud John streets, on Sunday,
the ID inlt, at O'Clock p u. Friend, OF die famI
Is are invited to attend
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
prom RIcHMoNp.

IsI8ell CoTTelPoFdef OF The IntelHgeoeeF.I
The tone OF the ConventIon..The
number oHSeesaSlonISts-So
about some or the Western Menu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
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RIFFsEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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the Patrons of his famous Dye.
WA. a. BAUCHRIoR's HAIR DYE produces a
color not to Be dlitlhsui4hed from nature, and Il
WARRANTED not pure in the least however long 1t
may be continued. and the ill-ensets of had Dyes
remedied; the Hair invtgurated for Life by this SPLEEN
did Dye. ~
Bod 10 all cities and towns ofths Untsd States By
Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
81 The GeRuine las the name and address upon
steel plata engraving four Eldes Of each box OF
mhLS-dGWly l6 Bond Street, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
RENOVATING MAOHINEI

REAONAG1NGfM MACHINE!
Tie aO Sti6esslft IGL,Rtq tss Kind es o6sysd to
t1Gs. The lSIbtie.
Aud we venture the prediction that Il never will
De eHceile for It proves to be exactly what ali con-
dltions and qualities Of feathers from entirely new
20 old and much worn need to render them as per
feet rs age quality and condition will admit OF their
Icing made. The cleansing Is done
/ ENTIRELY BY STEAM.
No IRE coming near the feathers. consequently no
possibility OF burning seorciiig, or Uhe- wise In
IuEihE thetuf which las been Objectionable fe-
tuTe In previous machines. By this process ali
moths arc destroyed aud removed, the feathers
eleAnSed, thehbfes relieved from their matted uos
ton gtTinEto bet nm astonishing increase ia bulk
often more than OuV-half; also, removing all dIsa.
greG1ble SCENT which Is 80 common Ia new as we'll
a old feathers.
Our facilities smell that by short notice. VIC can
take aud return beds the same day, well rUssed and
ready for inimeiiaie use, for ONE DOLLAR pRR
BED, Including pilloWA and bolster, provided the
feathers arc suitable to with tho bed, aud the
combined weight does not eXceed 10 pnInds; over
that amount cents per pound will be added. Now
give rs Tour best or poorest, old new, provided
they are Geese or duct fshtheFS we warrant salts.
Elctlun or make nc charge -
y. B-All pensuus arc respectfully invited to call
and sec the Machine AMI It's operation, ON MOnr,e
street one door below Odd FellOWS' Hall
ieb2S lE Hfa JOSEPH FRAZIER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Pridsy, Dec. 20 1851.
Cen Johuaon's brigade made a Reconnaissance n
force to-day, six mile south OF Green River, with
out finding a trace of the enemy. No official ae-
count OF the Mumfol d5vile fight has yet been re-
csived at beadquarte re-, nor anything from Gen
Schoeif.
c. ycIsSAri. Friday Dec. 90, lesl..
The Commercials f. frankfort dispatches OF to-nign5
say there ia nothing fro IN Somerset to-day.
Two Union men and one SecessOlist write from
Owensville 10Th, sayinl il 5repored and generally
believed that Generals IaIshaii and Williams have
5000 troops between VI es, Liberty and Plkeown,
with scouts extending to near Owensyiie. The
gentleman receiving de letters fears it is true,
though il is not generally believed at B.aESlor;.
In the Kentucky Legi lGtuge The House adopted,
by the usual party vote, resolution that Kentucky
would assume the paymet Of he, PORTION Of the d.
ret tax imposed by Congl css
Tie Senate adopted the House resolutions on FED
ea Relations, with auei imeas iEdorsiag tse pres
out action regarding Gen. Frsuont's Yroeiamat on
aud Secretary Csmerohs opOr5, and requesting ~
President to dispense with Secretary Cameroa- TIE
vote was unanimous on thu Amendments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21

French Rear Admire Renau.s, ,yhose ship 8
now in the hsrbor; Commodore Fs'Gett q H. b. ID.
gunboat Rinado Jas. K9rigan of Ireland and Lieut..
Jas. Aborn, and Mrs. DR.. I. u Wheaton, tEom
Washington, are at the Clarendon Hstel.
Gen. James of Rhode Island, the Hon. G. n.
Sheriff. of Albany, the Hon. Nm Kshy of Rhine
beck, Jola Arnot Of Elmira, MAJOR Russell Emeu Of
the U. s.. Army. G. II. Lat Of II Adson, Samuel
Downes Of Boston and Z. 2. Ross or Auburn, are at
the s.. Nicholas Iaotel.
Francis Avesy from Florence, Italy. J. A. Bryan
OF England, G.. ID. HanieA of Chicago, II. J. Seds-
wick Of Syracuse, +. NJ Cramer of Boston, David
Hon.ss OF Cincinnati, y. A. Rhodes of Providence,
II. 5. Hoyt Of New-jersey, Geo. z. Bog~n of Bos-
ton, and Wa. Mckinney, Phih., are at the Fifth
Avenue Hsael
Capt. A. Mcclellan, brother o; Gen. Mcclellan.
of the U. S. Army, Capt x. b. irwin of the U. 8.
Army, S. J. Phillips of Salem, j. N. Parker Of
Chicago and Wm Norris Of Boston, are at the Bre.
voors House.
Hon, II. ID. Robertson Of Wosehes.er. James
Lowell of Boston, p, Il. Tyler of Mass, &. p. Lind.
say of Conn, c. Il. Peck of st. Louis, and +. p.
Stearns of California at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. Wv WEIGH of Conn :, Robert Dennisiou,
State Controller of Orange County; Capt. Oliver
Eldrdge OF Mass, COL G. Il. Benton of Jefferson
County, Col. L. S. Parsons aud Capt Martin, from
Washington; James Barnes Of the u s. Navy, and
I ID. ID. Mallory Of Conn.,. are III the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
REBEL ATTACK on W1ILIAaSPORT.

Penn oY ROCKS, FIta,y, Dec. g. 1901
The rebel JACKSON left Winchester on Tuesday
with 500 men, ard 100 boats, each calculated 30
carry twelve men, and marched to Ma,tinsbury,
where lie was re-eniorced by :, 100 men. He was
also re-enfore.d by upward OF 1000 men from
Cbarlsstown yes,eriay.
lie advanced on Williamspsrt aud commenced 10
ssel tae town from poeoa three m.ss below II.
The Gre was returned by Beat's battery, aud both
fire. ceased IN the evening 2ii.r lasting several
houYB.
AZ The latest accounts all was Quiet mp there.
WmlAN,rouT nd, fridsg Dee. ~ 1861.
A,lairs in and around this vicinity are quiet, eX-
cent IN exchange Of shots with the enemy at Dam
No. and Falling Waters. ,Jachson's battery, at
the former place iucluli.g f2.pounler ried gun
has been eudeayoring 10 DESTROY The DAM which now
seems 10 be the principal object Of his demonstration
Ills fire is responded to by two Parrot guns OF
Knapn's Pennsylvania battery.
Al the latter place one section Of Bests battery has
been crerori occasionally against two of Jaeksons
guns. The design Of the enemy at Falling Waters
appears to he to distract attention from Dam No
D. The effect Of our fire has not developed. The
enemy r guns produced no result.
The Connecticut 5;h REGIMENT Joins Cen Kclly's
command aud viii report at Hancock or Romney in
"a lcS DAVIS.
Col Kcpey's let Maryland, Col. hIu,phy's ooh
Pennsylvania, aod Lieut.. Cdshngs section Of Best ;
battery arrived to-day
There l. not tie least danger Of Jacksons attempt
ing 10 Deeeriers say that he has been ordered
10 destroy Dam No. a, all sacrifices.
Col. Lecnards forces arc disposed as to preyont
am, danger of a surprise
Last night patty OF the Connecticut 9TH and
Lieut. Ricketts, Battery were sent in n skill ana
burnt the mil! at Dam No. >, which has been occu-
pied by tho rebels as a stronghold. They captured
some guns, tools tor breaking up the dam, blankets
etc.
Two deserters from JGckson's force arrived yes
to-day, giving some important information. Jack
son. it is said has been promoted to the command OF
the whole valley of Ni-ginia. He has five regimentS
on the neck opposite here with 10 guns
All ID quiet this morning.
Col. Leonard arrested man yesterday under sEf-
picious circumstances. lie is supposed to be SPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
yuE REBEL STEAMER MERRIMAC.

PmLADRIPAIA, Friday, Dec. 20. 1901.
IAe Bulletin says that is Union refugee informant
nns be mistaken about tie Mersimao sticking Oh the
stocks. Another Informant says that the Merimac
was in the d.y-dcek, that her upper works were cut
down 30 as TO bring Der wa.er line almost on level
with the water, and that the WIS covered with
heavy timber sheahol ih iron. 1t is probable that
IN taking her oat OF ,le dry-Jel her weight 80
great that she would not Or>', Pui that she sunk,
aad can never DO galssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
FROM CAIRO

CAKo, Friday, Dsc. 90, 1861
Scouts from Kentucky refort'thaA large contra
band trade is carried on with the rebels from Illinois
via Cave-:u-the-Rock, on the Ohio River also, that
rfed cannon have been placed on the Tennessee
RIVER for the purpose OF sinking bio sinboat Cones
tega, which makes occasional tsipa up the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
His Ship Sunk by the massachusetts,
Distribution Nv LOUISIANA.
RJTHING TO FEED. NEGROES UPON.
SLAVE IGSURREcTlOE IL MISSISSIPPI.
Destruction of the Q,iitman Estate.
From Our speriaI Corrsy1 o'deut.
PORT ROYAL, Dec. flo p. N.

ffou Our spcsiai Corrss1ci'oeW
PORT ROYAL, Dec. 1i-l0 p. N.
I have just been aboard The Wabash.
write this on Che steamer Spaa'diHg, to leave
at daylight tomorrow. / suppose the Connec-
teat win carry the news of Hoins's defeat,
and the sinking Of his ship by the MassacLa-
sett,: and also she Psahens business; but !
have had some conversation with or officer Of
the Wabash who conveysed with a dcserter
from thc Confederate NayF-an intelligent man.
He says there is universal depression through
out the SOUTH and that the whole game is up.
New. Orleans is particularly Respondent. The
sugar planters are Union at heart, and If We
take New.OrleauJ or Mobile tie cotton plan
tiers would all bring their cotton in for sale.
There is great oestituticp, i1si planters haye
nothing TO feed their negroes Oh
There has been great nesao iasTrcction
in Mississippi. and an immcoss quan'ity Of
property Acknowledgment or the Quimap
Estate alone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21

Pennsylvania regiment, of Co.'s. NcLane and
Black
MIR. LorJJOYs CoEPIsCATIoS Resolution.
The yote iabliug Dir. Loyejoys resolution in
structing the Judiciary Committee to report a
bin fox the ccufscatOn Of the property of
rebels, Including slaves, is not to be taken as
an Indication of tae sentiment OF the House.
Mr.. Logcjoy's resolution was opposed by many
meribcrs because they considered Mr. Garey's
biz moro complete and perfect in detail than
any other on the subject. IL is believed that If
not accepted as a whole i vii be made the
basis Of another bill that nay pass the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
To the associated Pres

NAsnlNGTos Frday, bro ~ lihl-
This morning nj & O'Clock portion OF GG B..
Meals Diyition proceeded in tberlireq'ion of
Drainsyille or forasing expedition, and FOR he
purpose Of making a reconnaissance IN he locaf ~.
Dr4inoyille j. about midway between Ecu. MeG DIS
Headquarters and he sJurg On arriving IN thai Vi
cnity they encountered the enemy, Tgho lad four
rsaitoents II infantry South Caronar4, A'a'I lians
and Kentuckiaus, with battery Of st pieces aud n
regiment Of cavalry, under cowgand 4 Gen.
Stewart.
TIE only ,roopa on orr side ia; eroegef il The
..rlir were Gen. ords brigade. t'c l7 Sid es, and
Eason's battery Of four pieces.
Al four o'clock. after the action Ton. fa NIL sent
two officers 10 count the rebels kled arl ,omded,
when it was ascerfaned that they le'a N the field
Gety .sevcn Killed and twenty-five woun,!is T. Three
Of the latter died on being removed, mad ing their
loss sixty killed and nineteen wo,ude,L- IL total Of
seventy-nip. killed ond woundcd and tie no doub.
carried oil MANY MORE They ass left nine horses
killed or disabled.
They were completely routed, and fed precipi.
tately after n ight of an hour.and a half leaving
two caissons, quantity of smaA an 70, blankets,
oreat.coai., &c. more tEan orr Ioor could bring
away. Oar men also bought IN soma prisoners, be-
ide the wounded Our loss, as nea eau be az
ceriaine4 at prcscnt IL aboat ten ~ led aud fifteen
wounded.
The axpedition resumed 10 thef camp at Lang
ley's az Q O'Clock tonight Gen. Mccall in dis
patch received at headquarters Tonight says too
much credit cannot he given to Gen. Ord for gallant
nv AID skill throughout tho day. Eassons battery
was admirably served, and did good execution. The
Rifles also behaved finely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
,al,c Case OF Mrs. gsartuna.

ALBANY, fEidty, d. g. ,. i3Ji-.
Mrs Mary Hartuug was rearres'ed THE, AIT sTnoon.
on bcuc6 warrant Issued By Distrist-,Attorney
Shser, ana il now III jail. Her S0unsel. W. j. Had
ley esq, will apply Tor writ Of haoe2s corPrs aa
soon Is the papers can be prepared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
A. SOUTH CAROLINA LADY I'm ROUTE FOR
FORT LAFAYETTE.

RUTLAND, Friday, Dee, W, isol
A &dy belonging IN Charleston, South Carolina,
was arrestedat Rouses Pcint Yesterday, by order
OF Secretary Seward, and passed through this place
to-day for Fort Lafayette. She viii probably az
rive in New-Yorb by 9 O'Clock .c.night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
Battle OK THE UPPER PGT0EiG,
Precipltatc flight Of the Rebels.
'IyTY FILLED AyD NIyETEES W0TsDGD
Our Lo8 Two Killed and Three Wounded.

speoiai Drps:ch 10 The y. 2. Thbuue.
WAsgisoroS, Friday Dee o. l3cL
The following dispatch to Gen. Marcy, Chief
Of StaH, from Gen. Mccall was received this
o7eniog:
DrAr>fsvlLLE, Dee. 90 t ,. H.
10 Geg. E.Ycvi
Gen. Ord,s Brigade, with tie lat Riiies-ani Eas
ton BAter, had brisk aiiair WITH fJur regimcris
aud u battery q; the Rebels Ut II 90. to-day. ar
rived dufi the actor ard srYt for Gen. kcyaod',
who was left n Dilcalt Greek. The enemy was
defeated. aud led teiore Gen. Reynolds arrived.
We have found 80 kIci Of t. enemy, aud 10
wounded On he .islt. Our los: Aiild, ana three
wounded We have taken two cai.oEs with tie
harness, the horses havmp been killed. INC Rifles
behaved inely. Col. Kane is very slightly wounded
bat still thc field / nave collected tho dead and
wounded, and sm about 10 move back 10 camp.
GEORGE 4. MCCALL
Big Con. 60 H--ianGins.
On. receipt Of the above dispatch Gen. Me
Clcnnan rode over 10 Gcl. McCail's headquarters
10 acquaint himself with the particulars He ~
Turned late this evening with intelligence that the
~. nj was more disastrous than supposed 80 the
Rebels Twenty more dead boiic, had been
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MOBBED.
CALAIS, Ne. Friday, De-.

CALAIS. Ne. Friday, Dee. 20, lesl
Last night The Office OF The 81. Cr0ir HsraId, 81.
Stephens, was broken into, and large quantity Of
type, &C., destroyed. Loss about 500. The
editors opposition Secession is probably the cause
of this outrage.