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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
The EleetIon b Marahan Oounty.

Eds Intel.:-All hall to Democratic
Marshall" as our good Democratic friends
I in years gone by, were wont to acclaim
her party majority. Party tFammels, how
ever, thank heaven, hare been broken, and
the PEOPLE, in the majesty of their
strength, have risen, and forever strangled
the demon Of secession. The result IN
Marshall is of the most gratifying chNrac-
ter, and proves that the great body of the
people are right at heart, however much
demagOgues try to deceive. A more sig
nal victory, or a more disastrous defeat has
never taken place in North-Western Viz
ginia. The utmost Efforts were made by
the secessionists to carry the county
Their best speakers and most active CAM
pnigners were heartily enlisted. Their
candidate WAS o popular man, ready
speaker, aud just from the stump, as one
OF the leaders in the late Presidential cam
yass. He was vigorously supported by j.
T. Martin, u. s.. AatshAll, the Postmaster
and nll their adherents; and what Is the
result2 Marshall county has declared,
in language mott to be mistaken, that her
sturdy and honest yeomRnry will neuer
consent TO be crushed beneath the jugger-
nRut of SOUTHEASTERN secession. We
have it from reliable authority, that the ut
most enthusiasm prevailed all over the
county. In some precincts, Gallagher did Z
not get single vote, and in many, only
one or two.
The corporal guard of seeessionists now
charge that Burnley has been elected
through y s'cOnspiracy"-th Gallagher is
the victim of a foul Combination of YAn-
KEGS, AboliIionists and Ping Uglies, as the
Union has it-that had the election taken
place two weeks later, the result would
have been very different This, in our
opinion, is all boSh. There has been nei-
ther combination, conspiracy or fraud
The candidates weFO both fairly placed
before the people; the principles which
they represent, clearly canVRssed, and the
honest people, without being influenced by
any adventitious circumstances, permitted
to exercise their own judgment. Had the
election been deferred, the result would
have been even more disastrous to the se-
cessionists. Secession, so far as Marshall
County is concerned, may be put down as
y "deNd cock in the pitt 1t has been
charged, and will doubtless be claimed
here, that other causes than that of the
great issue before the people operates to
swell the vote of Mr.. Burnley. The Church,
it has been asserted, aided in this result.
This is all idle talk. Some OF the most
active members of the Church in Mounds
vile, opposed the Union candidate. sl
OF Barley personally, the county has
reason to be proud OF its selection. He
will make good delegate, and will stand
immovably against secession Under oil cir
eumgtGneeS. He is for peace and compro-
mise, which he believes can. only be effect
ed IN the Union He believes that no true
soldier will desert in time of danger. He
has unlimited confidence in the integrity
ofthe Union, and the power of the Consti-
tuition to remedy all the evils. He is, in
short, for Virginia in the Union. and not
to be precipitated into the Gulf Confeder-.
acy. 7saa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
% ToN1n Yesteraay.

We had the pleasure Of warm grasp of
tue hand, yesterday, from Campbell Tarr,
Jr., of Brooke, the gallant leader of the
Union hosts in that sterling old cOanty.
He has just come out of hot cOntest-but
he came ont glOriOusIy, Victorionsly, and
with the Stars and Stripes floating proud
ly above him. Captain Crothers, too, his
General-in-C Chief, and who has been at
work day in and day out for the Union,
was along. The Captain was too over
flowing with jubilant patriotism to COM
tain himself They report wellsburg as
gone clear crazy for the Union. Great
place that wellsburg. We lived there
ourselves once, when so very small him
fant," as Mr.. Weller would say.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
FROM BROOKE COUNTY,.


The following extract from letter from
WelIsburg, was written before the polls
closed, on Monday evening, and should
have appeared yesterday
WELIsBuRG, Feb. 4th, 1861. !,
MeFsFS. Campbell j. llrDeTmOt:
Al this writing, the polls have not been
closed in Wellsburg, nor have the re-
turns from the precincts in the county ac-
curately; but enough is known to justify
me in saying, that @. TArr, the straight
| Union candidate, Is elected by vote of
not less, probably more, than fro to one,
over j. D. Pickett, contingent Union
Tarr,s majority will be between $50 and
800. ,4si f
At Wellsburg, at this hour, (44 P. NJ
the vote stands, Tarr 245 i; Pickett 100.
At Fowlel's, Tarr GO; Picket l2. Wells'
School House, Tarr As; Pickett 90. Beth
any, Tarr 49,; Pickett so. In the extreme
upper end OF the county, the vote is said
to be almost unanimous for Tnrr. Wells,
Browning, and other prominent Breckin-
ridgers. are electioneering for him. For
Reference, the vote is almost unanimous.
The enthusiasm here exceeds anything
have ever seen in Brooke County. The
community appears to have been stirred to
its bottom-most depths, and the Union SEN
timent pervades and Over-Fides 1t ALL
Notwithstanding the enthusiasm, have
never seen more orderly election or one
ih which less whisky was consumed, than
this. The fact is, the people who are ex-
cited this time, are not those who are usu-
ally stirred up with that article. Patriot
lam and good humor abound.
hope you have like good report to
make from Ohio and Marshall counties,
and that VoIf have elected your men NOT
by meagre majoritieS, bnt by votes that
will show that you mean what you say.
Breckinridge carried Brooke County by a
majority of ~ over the Lincoln, Bell and
Douglas vote combined. Now she elects
Tarr by majority Of oIer 200, over this
same Breckinridge party, the leaders of
which, almost to man, supported and en-
dOrsed Pickett, and denounced Tarr as n
Republican and an AbolitiOnist in dis
guise. Considerable of n turn round, you
will say.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

700 BARRELS DIOLASSEs, per steam
4ONY er Great Western, to arrive. at
jan9O LIST, MORRISON Z cos.
H6 HE1DS. FAIR TO PRIME SUGAR
~ Just received per steamer Courier, at
Jan90 LIST, MORRIS0Nk cos.
Al HHDS, PRIME SUGAR, per steamer
I'll Switzerland, to arrive at
iaI.9o LIST. MORRISON ( cos.
NEW BACON-MUTH's CURING
IN Hams, Sides, Shoulder, for sale by \
lanSO LIST, MORRISON co.
LILO UR.--sO bbIS. Oakley Mills,
It 100 Diamond e
Just received and for sale by
tanO LIST, MORRISON 1 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

Inthe foregoing precincts, Blake's School
House aud AIoundsville form the election
district in which AR. Gallaher lives. By
examination, yon will see that Mr.. Burnley
has in that district, majoritJ. Tho
Court House is Mr.. Buriey's own precinct,
or district; there he obtained large ma
jority. Wherever Mr. Gallaher has his
largest votes, there you will find. with one
or two exceptions, the most votes against
reference to the people. This shows tue
estimation in which the people held the
respective candidates, in regard to their
Uuion procliYities. Justice requires that
should say that Mr.. Gallaher himself.
voted for referring back to the people.
One more precinct UNPLEASANT Hill.
Il gives Burley 1874, Gallaher 1, for Refer
enee 1855.
Report makes Sand Hill, the only pre-.
eiast not beard from, gives l25 for Burley
and 3 for Gallaher.
Respectfully, JAM.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

The glorious old Panhandle, thank Hea-
ven, win present one stern, uncomprOmts.
ing front against secession in the Conven-
tiOu. Whoever else may be Taattgred or
bulEied into signing an ordinance of Sc
cesstOu, not one Of her Representatives
will They ali go pledged to make no
terms with the rattlesnake cOnfederqcy.
We are proud that We live in such a
country as the good old Panhandle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
CephaIic Pills & OephaIfc snUf

p lQUORS.-we keep constantly on hand Stricf
- " pure articles Of Brandy. Old Rye WhIGEv
adeira Port. shrrTy, Claret, and dtf5rent bTandg
Champa!Gn Wines. together With q large Eun1Iy a
Domestic Liquor Of All kinds EoFsaleS 81 yEbrie..1
ana rstai4, At the lowest market prices. BY
deeS WA. EDWARDS 4 BRO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
Lrron. anoshsr correspsnae n..l
wE11spuRo, Feb. 9th, 1861.

WELLsBURO, Feb. 9th, 1861.
Eds. Htel.:-CHmpbeIl Tarr (Anti-Se-
'cession) hns "a majority in every precinct in
Pickett, the disunionist, leads him one.
We ''scorched and scotched and skinned"
tue rattlesnake in old Brooke, pretty near
as bad ns they did in glorious Marshall
County.
"Down with the traitors" in the Pan.
handle. Yours, BRooKE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

Through private dispatch from, Rich
mond, we learn that Johnson Par
land, Union man, and RaudoIp sion
ist, WAS elected in Richm6a John n.
Bolts was beaten, and We are very sorry
for it. The conservatives needed the war
horse. He would have made the traitors
howl If he had got in among them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
The temperatures OF the Result OF
Monday.

Monday.
Tho Importance of the election on Nom
day, to the city of Wheeling, cannot be
estimated. The result was worth more to
us than all the moneys of the ROthschilds.
Itspoke to our neighbors on either side of
US, in language that they will under
stand and appreciate-in a language of
friendship, couCiliatiou, fraternity and
good will. Their patience had been taxed
NO little by the spirit that had been
gotten up here in reference to them by
the constant Carping, sntvelling aud AFRO.
gsucy of the disunionists, which, to them,
was as much as to say-''we here in
Wheeling, think seriously of having moth
ing more to do with you Ohioaus aud
euugylvaniNus-we think We are differ
Cut peOple-have different rights and tu-
terests." Already had sentiment of hos
tility been inflamed against US iu the minds
of our ncighbors, aud had the secession
its carried the day here, on Monday, very
large strand in the tie that binds us to
them would have been snapped. We
thank God that the calamity was averted,
aud that our natural allies aud frisuds
have gained new lease Of friendship from
us and towards us, and that hereafter, as
heretofore, the people of the border coun-
ties of the three States will be one people
acknowledging one common interest,
audoue common destiny. Let us steadily
reProbate any attempt to ALLEVIATE us from
those whom Providence made our friends.
Depend upon 1t, the day that Wheeling
sanctions = different policy, she signs her
own death warrant. Never can We be
aliens to the people of Ohio aud Pennsyl-
vania and live, Never.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

WRILsRUR0, Feb.5, 1861.
Eds. Enteiligeneer:-The majorities for
Tarr, (anti-seCsssiOn) so far as heard from
are, Wcllsburg 1872, Fowlers SO, Good
Will 10, Wells School House %. Pickett
(SecesSton) has "a majority at Bethany,
the only minority he has in the county
All we regret is that We couldn't have run
him clear out of the county.
Yours, STARS AND STRIPES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
From another cnrr..nnnaAnt.1

NeSsrs. EditOrs 10y our letter to Mr. B.,
requesting dispatch Of the probable re-
suit Of the election in Marshall, was re-
ceived too late for him to comply with
your request. am requested to forward
70 you the returns by precincts, which l
there are four to hear from. Those now in
are as follows: Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
Tor the 1ntelllgeseer.l
From Marshall County.

GLEN EAsToH, Feb. 4, 1861.
MeSsrS. Campbell j M'DermOt.
GENrs.-THree cheers for good old Nar.
hail. No more hurrahs for the "bully
Fifth Ward"
Late this evening I heard from the fol-
lowing Eastern DrcCincts:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
The IElngvvood seohronlele.,,

We have received No. 2 Of The Kings
wood Preston county, CArontels-a week
" paper just started there. 1t is hand
somely printed, well gotten up, and is
earnestly enlisted in the good cause of the
Union. We congratulate the good people
of Preston on III cir having such paper
among them. and We hopethey will accord
it a general support.
The poem which We publish on our
fourth page is from the cArOaie9s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

SHERRARD, Feb 5th, 1851.
Editors Intelligeneer: The vote of two
precincts in Marshall County stands as
PLEASANT HlLL-Burley (Union) 1874 {;
Gallaher (Secessionist) one! For refer
ence 1856.
SAND HrE1-Burley 1913, Gallaher ..
Yours for the Union, J.M.B.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
TnE Springfield Il.l Correspondent & Of

TAG Springfield In,) correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune writes;
"Gen. John b. Rogers of rennesseecame
here to-day. He brings letters 70 Mr.. Linz
coin, aud is to have an interview to-mor-
row morning. Tho declared object Of his
mission Is % Fepr6sent the state Of public
.sentimeRt IN Tennessee, and pledge it to
the UuiOnS which he does with emphatic
terseness. The superstition Is that he comes
70 suggest the name OF some one Of the
patriots Of that State for Cabinet ap-
pointmeRl."
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Mother. roo. this.

The following Ia an sxtraet from aetter written by
the Pastor Of BaPtist Church to the sJournaI and
e''engsE,7 Cincinnati Ohio, and spoaks volumes In
favor Of that wOrldFenoWued uledieine-H Ma EuEs-
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word 10 favor Of patent medicine before in our life,
but We feel eonporlea 70 say 70 your readeEs that
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

TuE New York TortI says the prOa,s Of
the street railroads of that city are enor-
nous. The Third Avenue road cost about
$465, 900. 1t Is represented by stock in
the value Of $l,2SO, 600. which, not long
since, was quoted at 10 per cent; OF, in
other words, in returns go per cent, on Eve
times its original cost, The Sixth Avenue
road cost about s2so, 900, and is repressu-
ted BY stock worth ssoO, ooo, which Is
valued at ITO per cent. The Eighth Ave
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

You may rest assured that this proper
ton will be Al good index for the balance
of the county. < &-.'s ;-
Old Marshall is all right for the Union.
Yours in haste
"UxIoS."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
The Election In IIAneoek,

AS will be seen by dispaCh, is close
George Nc Porter, unqualified Union, only
getting eleven majority over his uncle,
William Porter, uncertain Union. This
does not at AL represent the Union senti-
meut of Hancock, aud is no index, as
might at first sight be supposed. VIM,
Porter is a respectable. influential and pop
ular man, supposed by his neighbors to
be as sound on the Union as any man
could be, and was voted for about, if not
quite, as much by the Union men as was
George Nc Porter, his nephew. The only
real difference between them was that the
former was a Breckenridge democrat and
the latter Douglas democrat, and on that
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06

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Uo5 tho'IHtelligeacer.l

Majorlttes for Bnrley In. Marshal.
Aouhdsville 4si, Cameron leo; FerrilPbi
1905 Smarts SO; Pleasant Hill $50; Sand
Hill loo; Gross Roads 4oi Lynn Camp IS !.
Blake's 30. sa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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w. A. BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.

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PROCLAMATION.


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wv oftbe city OF Wheeling, to act our SolOagent
for the distribution Of VALENTINES of all grades
from this date till the 18th inst, aud do also author
iEe him In our name to receive all moneys for the
mme This proclamation Is necessary, II Il evident
from past experience that inscriptions persons often
offer spurious lmitatiUnOf the genuine to de.
eetVe those who may have tender sentiments to ex-
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800 q I" q 5 wears
100 Most lIFeIy-perliapS not.
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2S Extremely dOubtfnl-Btill some
10 No go.
g 1" Small potatoes.
Call soon as those firat purchased are productive
Of tile happiOst results.
Given under my baud and seal this hfth tay Of
February 1861, In the city of Wheeling.
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was preferable to the other.
There really Is mot saunder county in
the Panhandle on the Union question than
little Hancock. Fifty votes couldn't be
got for real disuntonist.
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A RARE CHANCE.
LANDRETHlS GARDEN SEEDS,

JUST RECEIVED. LANDRETRs NEW CRoP
% Garden Seeds. which will sell Mt the growers
lowest rates, and warrant them fresh aud genuine
Notwithstanding all statements to the contrary. =
Gardeners preferrinE to have their bills direct
from LRndreth's can be accommodated by leaving
their orders with Our friends may Sely on NJ aS
heretofore, for fresh and genuine article
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Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge.
Children dying right aud lett
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Know that worms moroinIants kill
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IS cents. Sold by LAUdHLTNs BUsHFIHLD
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Landreth'S Seed Agency.

NOTICE.
nR. TODD has relnquiSlCl the Agency for the
IL sale OF Landreth's Harden Seeds In Wheeling
and with our concurrence has transferred the same
to MeSsrs. johnson Frost. who will hort after act as
our accredited agents In Wheeling. Market Garden
ers who have heretofore forwarded their orders
through DR.. Todd, are requested to forward through
Mcsars. johnson Frost.
D. LANDRRTU 4 SON
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-06
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