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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
Fashionable Winter Cloak.
THURSDAY MoRNING, Oct. IA, SO
FIOuR
AN ORDINANCE
m pyohibit tie thalt ef sDiritsotts EiqaUrI and
torieatfaq dr1aEs 70 soliieTT.

GoEbez4A4t-I 0FtAe%< ~ @SsAAGA-
Whereas, It Il the wish Of the Government and
officers In command here that the free indulgence in
the use OF ardent spirits aud other Intoxicating
drinks should be suppressed,
Sec /. he Il Or'lained by the Council in Common
Council assembled that shall not be lawful Tot any
person In the eoTpoFRte limits Of the city Of Wheel
Ing, knowingly, 70 SOL, give or administer u any
officer. soldier volunteer in the service OF the
United State, Of this State, or 10 any Pereon
wearing the Uniform Of Sue Oieer soldier or Tulun-
toer any spirituOus liquor or intoxicating drink;
Provided, however, that nothing herein contained
shall be 50 Construed ~ 70 hinder or Obstrnet the
saIs Or Administering Of sueh Liquors OF drinks 20
such officer. sUldier OF volunteer by aPOtheeAnes,
upon prescription Of a surgeon or physician.
Sec . Be IL further ordained. that every person
offending against the provisions Of this ordinances,
shall upon conviction thereof before the Mayor or
any Alderman Of the city, Justice Of the Peace Of
Ohio county be fined in a not less than len nor
more than Twenty dOllars, An IN defanlt OF the pay
ment OF such fine, such person shall be subjected TO
labor without compensation, i provided in the
nd section OF the ordnance OF the city, entitled an
Orlinanee atO prevent certain improper practices
theTein specified. aud found at pages l5l- l52 l6S
81 I5S aud l56 IN the volume o. printed or dDanees
Of the city published In the year 1855, and the oTi-
nance 10 amend the last named ordinance passed the
18th day 0f May. 1901. E
sec 3 This ordinance shall be In force from and
after the 2Ist day Of October, 1851.
oeti7-st JACOB BURKLE- Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
Congressman Ely CompIImentsd by
hts Fellow Prisoners.
Sac III. Richn,nrId Ernulia.r.-

HOns Alfred b: Ely, M. c. ofthe Roches-
ter, N. r., district in LincOln's Congress,
who wds captured on the field OF Manassas
on the memotaBle 2Ist of July, and who
has since been imprisoned in one of the
Richmond tobacco factories, was the reeip-
lent, 4 few days since, Of a valuable token of
the regard and esteem In which lie IS held
by his fellow prisoners. An ingenious ar
tisan among them fabricated wooden
sword Of considerable dimensions aud
comely shape, together with a rope sash,
which were presented TO the belIigerent
Congressman by committee, in an ad-
dress, which was replied to by the recipient
Of the honor in excellent style, followed by
an acceptance of the gift. The prisoners,
OF which Mr.. Ely is one, seem to get along
very well under the care of Capt. G. C.
Gibbs, who has them in charge. Mr.. Ely
himself has certainly not suffered ia
flesh, however he may have done in tho
spirit 3facaotl su54l5s SHN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

TnE AUTHOR OF .'UScLE TONS oABrs"-A
DIsusIosrsT.-No little surprise has been
manifested by Mrs Beecher Slows address
to the English Earl of SALISBURY, in
which she says
.tI have advocated disunion for fifteen
years, because | thought i: a practical
method of freeing the North from the guilt
of slavery, and of planting at the South
the seeds of carly and entire emancipa-
ton, wringing justice from weak and
bankrupt South" az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

attention Of our people and aasboti-
ties. SOTtbWestern Virginia has been fair
IL cleaned ont more than once, but as soon
as the CLEAN of federal baJonets Is no lou
ger visible, The tories are back a their old
bAunts engaged in their nehdOus Vork--
The only question is, how many times is
the process to be rePeased9 We think
once should be made sufficient.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
TROUBLE ANoXG rnE INDIANS.

There is trouble among some Indians of
Oacotah Territory. Rebel emmissaries
and whisky dealers, whose business has
been interfered with by the Agent, have
induced Yauckton, Sioux to revolt, and
on the morning of Sept. 27th he came to
the Agency with his tribe and demanded a
council. A council was held, bat many Of
the demands made by the Indians were SO
unreasonable that the Agent refused TO nc
eept them, whereuPon the tribe departed.
Soon 200 warriors, armed with weapons of
savage warfare, appeared, surrounded the
Agency building and threatened to burn
them IL the Agent remained firm. When
the messenger left, the savages were still
in groups menaciug. The station is de-
fenceIess-the nearest troops, two comPa-
mics, being at Fort Randall, twelve miles
distant. Reinforcements are needed i'm
mediately.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
The Impsnding Contest.

Says tie New York 7n1HHs between
double leads fa.
without claiming to have official or de-
tailed information of the approaching
movement OF the National Army. of the Po-
.totnac, we may assure our readers that the
great contest is indeed close at hand. II
Is impossible to say with accuracy when it
will begin, but It must be within compare
ti,cIy a few days. Our army now stands
so Tat single Intelligent glance shows
its attitude 70 be one preceding offensive
movements. II the projected naval expe-
ditions aud the forward step of the army
should be Simultaneous, the effect can but
be crushing. However it may be as TO this
concert of action, there need be no doubt
about the operations OF the army, and
hardly anything short of miracle can
delay our speedy advance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
REORGANIZATION.

UYHEREAs, 1t Is certified to by the proper
w authorities that at election held ou the
9th day OF September 1851, in the 2st Judicial Cir
cult cOnpnssi Of the counties of Harrison, Marion,
Tayler, Preston, barbour, Randoiph. Tucker and
Upsur, to fill the vacancy Occasioned by the ALLURE
Of the late Judge OF said circuit to take tile oath
prescribed by San onliuance for the Reorganization
OF the State Government majority OF the Votes
cast were gwen for William A. Harrison, ESD, Of
Harrison county.
Now, therefore, 1. FEAScEs II. PEIEroIST. Governor
Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia, do declare, by
this my proclamation. the said William a. Harrison
duly elected to tho office Of Judge Of said 2lst Ju.
dleial Circuit.
-, Given under my hand, and the les Seal
L. 5. of the Commonwealth, at the city of Wheel
the eighty-sixth year of the Commonwealth. Is
FRANCIS II. PEIBP0IST.
. Dy the Governor: ~ l.. A. HAGASs,
octl5-3t Sec,y OF the Commonwealth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
Mr. penis yIndIeatIon.

On the 6rst page Of this mornings pa
per viii be found portion Of Mr.. Dents
explanation Of the Oldham letter. Nr.
Dent being prominently before the public
a. a candidate for the Constitutional Con-
Vention, 1t Is due TO him and the public
that his card should have the same rircu-
latiou we have already giveu to his letter.
II Is TO be hoped he will not 6nd it neces-
sary to "e1pIain his explanation" for If he
were 70 undertake that on PropOrtionAte
scale, we should utterly despair OF ever
getting through it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
THE coNMoxwRALrn on VIRGINIA.,
EXEcuTIyE DYrARrXESr.


WHEELINui sept. 5UIui IoOI.
Sr:-You are hereby authorized to raise
u battalion of infantry or cavalry Of loyal
virginiaus in Alexandra and the adjoining
counties for three years United States SER
vice, unless sooner discharged. Whether
infantry or cavalry, desire you to report
your company or battalion to Gen. McClel-
Ian, and ask him TO assign your command
n position of honor in the grand army of
the United States in its march to Rich
mond. desire TO make your company a
nucleus for regiment or ten regiments Of
loyal Eastern Yirginians as soon as the
army makes an advance southwark.
am yours, &c,
F. q; PEIRPoNT-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

a contemporary remarks the contrast be-
tween the euphoneous names of battle
fields in the Revolution and the unpleasant
sound of the localities famous in this epoch
of our history. Lexington, Yorktown and
Saratoga, ARE more majestic certainly,
than Bull Run, Big Bethel, scary Greek,
Dug Spring, Hoke Run, Bull Town and Pig
Point.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

A wealthy gentleman of New Haven
finding fonr s.alvaEs fellows Flying about
loose on the green, with no employment,
offered them So each ifthey would enlist.
They did so. and received the money forth
with,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
F. q. PErRPorxr.
Capt. J. G. OLAYTOS, Washington.
western virginia Union Prisoners
An Richmond.


The following is list of the Federal
prisoners brought down to Richmond on
Friday from Western Virginia, by Lieut.
L. D. Jonian, of Captain Pate's Mounted
Rangers. We understand that most Of
them were captured by this company. All
the soldier prisoners are members of the
Ohio Eleventh regiment. The civilians are
Union citizens of our State. strongly OPP
posed to the Confederate Government, and
who afforded every aid and advantage TO
the Federal Government.
Soldiers Of tie Eleventh Ohfo.-James
Stinson, James Nathan, James Peters, Lewis
Brossy, James Brewstert, Isaac War;, VIM.
Lloyd, Christopher Bryan, VIM. r. Wolf
kill, Martin W. Peck.
NdmsS Of Ae Bnion oItiEens.-James
Jones, Jesse Ktiiz, James ". Corrow, R. A.
Flanagan, Wilson Arthur, Miles O'BHen,
a Q. StauntOn, Milrille Rritz, Felix l..
odell, John W. Fox, Alexander Williams,
James Kiukade, John o'Bien, Robert
White.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18
FALL STOCK
j. & G. MENDEL

Us @ u UL14NDIH
A RE now receiving from the East a large and we'll
n selected stock Of
CarpetIngs, OIL Cloth, Damnsks, Vel
vet Rugs. Mats, &C., sc.
All or which have been bought for nett cash, and
They hare also on hand. Of their own manufac-
ture, a very large stock Of FURNITURE Of every
variety, Looking Glasses and all kinds of Furnishing
CSr1hII @ - octi-Im
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

1t is rumored that Gen.aAnderson will
accompany the Naval Expedition, pOr-
ton of which has already taken its depar-
ture southwark. 1t is also understood
that his removal from Kentucky was made
at his own request, having in view the ne-
cOmpllsbmeut of the above cited facts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

SAN HOUsrON has written a letter to the
Richmond Enquirer, declaring his full sym
patty with the rebellion. He says that he
opposed secession until Texas voted her
self ont of the Union, out that since that
time he has obeyed the will of his coustit-
pents, and has eperformed all the acts of
a dutiful and loyal citizen of the Southern
oopfederaey,n Sans influence, however,
has departed. $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

TnR Winchester Republican scores the
Common Council of that place for having
declined to tax the corporation for its pro-
portiOnate part Of the county apptoPria-
ton Of $40, 900 for the equipment and ar
mament OF the Confederate volunteers of
the county, AMI says: "The Council will
reconsider It's action, and make the aPprO-
priatiau, or they will become as justly
odious as the Corporate Authorities of
Wheeling. who have appropriated sac, 900
for tho support of the Federal troops"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

EVERY one knows how much the British
desPissd Arnold after they had bought him.
This is having parallel just now 10
the case OF John B. Floyd. After Floyd
has stolen munitions enough to enable
the rebels to make qnite a respectable var,
he falls into disrePnte and gets into a
quarrel with his fellow scoundrels, who
forthwith ding bis thieving into his teeth,
and tAunt him with persons whose "ehar-
acters have never been stained With a sus-
piciOu of crime Poor Floyd the way of
the trausgressOr Is hard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

THERr are eight or ten thousand bales Of
cotton At Memphis, Tenn, waiting eonfs-
cation on the arrival of the Union for
ess,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

WtrHIS few days past an agent for n
firm in Germany has purchased upwards
of ss0, 900 worm of hides in Chicago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

I Taxes! Taxes!
'yTJAX PAYERS arc respectfully Dotihed that ~
aud after the hrst day Of September next ~
undersigned will be prepared 70 receive, S,' ~
County and SCHOOL Taxes for the year 1901 A..
On the state Tax the following discounts -. ~
lowed BY law: ten per oeIttS1l on the amount ~,
n pRyuent be made on or before the leh' say x n
SsuanBET IlEz4 If made after the hftoenth W ~
September and prior to the fifteenth day % I'd,
JseI str par eeiitAds and IN made after the AZ
va '''4'' so ALJ0Nzo LoRING,
Sheriff Ohio County.
wheeling, Va, Aug. %, ls5l.-dEWh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

FALL STYLE SILK HATS.
WE have this day received the New York. Phila
w delphia and Baltimore FAN 81 yle silk Hats.
augS1 HARPER BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28

The Haytien Bureau Of Emigration of this
city bias chartered the brig Mary 4. Jones TO
cArry emieranfs 10 Hayti. Over SO names
are eDserej-40 OF them exiles from South
Carolina, who have formed themselves into
. ootton-raising colony, and also into =
church organization, Of which Rev. Mr.. Lew.
- lcolored) OF the Methodist Episcopal BODY
has been elected pastor. They will sail from
this port on next Saturday, and will proba-
bly, settle ct St. Mark, Cat present tho bes.
location for cmigrsn.s), or near Cape Hayti,
In the north Of the island.-( Boston Atlas,
18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
From California;.
FoRr KRARH.Y, Feb. %.

The pony express with California dates to
the 18th, has arrived.
The debate on the Union resolutions was
continued in each branch Of the Legislature,
and the Assembly finally passed resolutions
endorsing the Critsenden compromiss, and
tie views expressed by Douglas and Ireck-
inrides, in opposition to coercion. The Dem.
ocrasic papers urge the Sena,c's concurrence
10 this resolution, which is regarded - m
indication that the Douglns and Breckenridge
wings are to unite in one Democratic party,
Is it existed prior to Buchsnan's adminis.
tration.
Several more attempts have been made in
the House to concur in the Senate resolution
fixing Feb. Goth for q joint convention TO
elect q. s. Senator, but without success
Republicans and Democrats continuing 10
act together, to etave of an election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
ka n sao 3 ufGereFs.
new Y0RK, Feb. 16.

The Kansas Legislature, before adjourn
ment, adopted q memorial to sister States,
setting forth that $50, 600 are dependent for
subsistence upon outside resources; that
snow covered the grsss, causing the stsrva-
tion OF great number of cattle; asking for
loo, 900 bush. seed wheat, and enough corn
sndpotstoes for Spring planting. They say
the committee At Atchison with whom the N.
(. Com. cooperate, had the confidence Of tho
country, and funds sent to that committee
are faithfully and equitably distributed to
sufferers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28

NEBRASKA, Feb. 70.
The communication from this place in re-
gard to the Otoe Indians, published 10 the
papers OF the 2lst, was erropsous. The
agent, though long confined to his house by
serious illness, haa, to the letter, followed
the instrucsiens Of tho Department, which
be will fearlessly continue to execute, al
though his o~n life End the peace OF his
family have been endangered by the lawless
mob. The indiana we're accomplishing un-
till about thirty OF them were induced BY !
few debasei white men TO come 90 this city,
knowing the agent was unable to reach them.
The whites were making threats, and not
the Indiana
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
From zach N, end.


RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Is.
The Convection rcassemblcd TO day. Mr..
Moore offered resolutions demanding securi-
y against further wrongs, opposing the Az
ricAn slave trade, opposing direct taxation,
approvieE the Gri.tenden resolutions. and
declaring that II such or similar compro-
misc il not adopted Virginia will be ready
20 enter into compact with such States az
will agree 80 such compromise, and form I
new confederacy. excluding all disagreeing
States. Referred.
Moore advocated his proposition and was
replied TO BY Dir. Good, favoring secession,
which saused considerable excitement in the
galleries, which wsre cleared and tho conven.
lion sdjourosd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
Warrington Items.

WAsHfNGfoN, Feb. 26.
The dispatch recei, ed yesterday BY the Sec.
Of War, informing b m that Gen. Twiggs had
surrendered the military property 20 the
Rev olutionists In Texas, was from the Com
missary OF Subsistence, and dated at New
Orleans. He adds, that as boon the use Of
the Gov eminent means Of transportation WAS
allowed to take the Federal troops to the
sea-board, aud they were permitted to take
with them three or four cannon and their side
arms.
The Sec'y received this morning the docu-
ments from Texas, showing that a. early az
the 9Th Of Feb. Gen. Twiggs was entering
into negotiations with the Texans for the
surrender of the military property. Col.
Waite was, several " eeks ago, appointed to
succeed General Twiggs as Chief of the
Military Department OF Texas, but il ap-
pears that he had not reached there Ut the
time Of General Twirgs' surrender, which
is considered by the Government authorities
here as one Of the most disgraceful and
atrocious aets committed by the secession
lists.
The Peace ConfereDce was il session until
l or O'Clock this morning. The spirited
debate, previously commenced, continued
during the night proceedings. Many, il not
oil the amendments we're voted down, leav-
ing Guthrie's proposition with modified YER
biage. This was az in Committee Of the
Whole, butt will be vted on definitely to-
dav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
soldiers, Convention.
lNDlAkAP0L

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. ".
The Old Soldiers Convention to day passed
strong Union resolutions, the substance Of
which is: That they will support Mr.. Lin
coin in the discharge Of his duty 40 they
would any other President; opposition to
traitors in all sections will sustain the Con-
stitution ~ it is; enforce the laws; and will
throw themselves into the front rank to do
il.
The Democratic bogus Union Convention
was . feeble effort. Free speech Was ruled
out-the platform, the Critsenden PROPOSE
lions or anything else which will please the
South--dissolutio Of tho Union rather than
enforce the laws.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
mr.. Linc0iM,s Indi annapolis speech
I'm Tennessee.

The Nashville Democrat publishes the re-
ply OF the Secretary OF War to the demand
of the Envoy of South Caroline for the sur
render Of Fort Sumter and the remarks of
MIR. Lincoln at Indianapolis. 1t then re-
marks:
The opinion held by MIR. Lincoln, AZ we
may imply it, from what he said, is precisely
the same that is entertained by the present
Administration as expressed in Mr.. Hollis
communication to MIR. Haync.
Indeed no other opinion could be held by
any Administration. And every Admins.
tration must, sooner or later, act upon the
views Of duty 80 clearly set forth in Mr.. Holrs
letter. In there came views Cave johnson
fully concurred 10 the letter to bis neighhors
published some Weeks since, in all our joar.
mails.
1t these opinions are wrong, il they ar,
atrocious, they mus. be as much so when ut
tered by Mr.. Holt and Johnson 40 when Civ
en- out By Nr. Lincoln. Beware, then, Ten
nesseeans, bow you condemn now What 70,
have clearly approved 40 very recently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28

NIgger Drivers, Meeting.

KTcHM IND, Feb. 70.
A strong speech was made IN the Conven-
tiou yesterday BY Moore, OF Letcber's dis
trict. Tho substance OF which iDimical to
she rights of Virginia and tho South. 1t vas
decidedly Union in ite tendency and strongly
against the action Of South Carolina.
The seoessionists pcsted bills calling every
true Southerner to attend an indignation
meeting. Musis was engaged, and 1900 per-
sons assembled. Strong Southern speeches
were made by delegates to the Convention.
Wise Was called for, but was unwell.
An attempt was made to burn Moore in
etiqy, but was stopped by the Mayor.
The whole demonstration Was got up by
parties in the negro business, and selling in
terests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
The Tewn mssrtnxs.

The "reactions" predicted BY the Demo.
Gratis have not yet shown themselves. So
Tar from it, the returns arc far better than
we dared hope for, because we never do 80
well the spring after as the spring before
the Presidential election. We would very
cbaerinlly have compounded for loss of 5 or
~ per cent. on last year but thus far, there
has not only been no loss, but, in the aggre
gate, handsome gains. There 10 yitalitv in
the Republican party Albany Evening
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
1A.ar.i.or congress.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. Is.

A resolution was adopted in. Congress to
enquire into the present condition Of public
lands.
The Com. on permanent Constitution will
report TO morrow.
Tho following are the appointments: P. M.
Gen'l. Il. P. Welt; Atty GEM. j. P, Bapjs.
min; Commissioners to Washington, A.
BromaD, NJ. J. Crawford, John Forsyth.
II is rumored that Mallory will be See'y Of
Navy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28
Trusscs.
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