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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

Nle0ERs THE CAUSE o. ounl 7RoUDIEs-ly
sAYiEG 50 M. HAHNoND rs NOT iPKE5t.
plcEn, 1RING Ax owNERis 4 sllGLL wGx.
Yes, sir, this Convention 6 assembled
admit that Il was not anticipated in lSsl
ibutiwhat has occurred that has led to-
expenditure Of so large an amonnt Of Il
public money for therpprpose OF proc9ri
arms and Instruments of WAR aud deaJ6
and placing them Ia the hands Of our 81
ipleR What, Sit, has inFolfed yiFeini
the position TO make Unnecessary for y
to consider whether she shall loager 4.
main within the VuiOp2 Sir,lit q r16s
with, yfeE of prcindiring the Ihstitnti6l
Of slavery aal' slayehOldEf ray sttl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

Upwards of SI3;OOO,O0O
or Losses have bCen paid by tile RtnA Insuraneo Co
inths past Il year5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
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TERMS OF ADTERT7sfHG. >:

TERMS OF ADYERT7sTHG. =
FRR1yE soLn LrSrS oI EoNPkRfu, Col en- IscIi. .JoV
-ssl-5 II. Las, ,lkE1 A AsouARE,s5 Is lst1s 4
~ ~ ISaSsiA =: = Thfss 50
I've 4 90 One AIuntli Is %
P - y l5'''''''.-..-' = = 1E0 Aopt 90
{3i X y 4 60 1hFe0 MONTH"; 90
6tEe s....., IS SIX Month, rs %
lso ~ " w.. 90 One Year 90
SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rStesl -
= Yearly Advertising on EeaS6rable tsfTiS aecrs-
aing to the space occupied and the number of
All ffum trauaient peraons or
erS.to be pad for N ddrdsies. =
bnAnsss Cards not exceeding aYe 1tnes SO ytSr
Or 81 foE elx months but for shorter 0Fic
VII be eCunted lea than q 5dnafO 2 - - -
The privilege Of Annual AdVeFtisihs Il limited To
me AdVeftiseTB' own Immediate Lusin6lS: ma an
Advertisements for the beneAt OF other prsolSs a
We'll e. an legal advertisements and GdYortiISmentS
o. auction es and real estate snt Ia ty fhefn lfs
pe paid for ct the usual Tates, - a. -
HlAdTeFttse1nentsn not accompanied Will trritteu
accordingly. 4 y h''4'sss = y
cases At fun FRtcS. 80 :. ;. = = ;. "
Marriages, Notices OF Funerals, aud announcements
sernons, 80 cents each. i-,-t. = 7GoTlI-'B9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
wHAT wAs A0REEp upoN.

What is that instrument? Does 1t pro-
vide on its face the remedy for the evil Of
which We complain? Does it provide auy
kind of remedy for the removal of the In
justice and inequality in the taxation of
which we complaint No SIR Tho only
provision in that instrument looking 10
change, is {oueliu rcglrdfto representation:
and thatlprOvides that not insls6S thsfs
shall be n, Convention to- reform. and
amend the tGonStitution, hut that the. Cen
eral Assembly, it it cannot agree upon
some. terms Of reprtsentation, shall ,slbs
NIT the question to the voters Of the C6n-
monwcalth as to whether they will have
the two Housess Organized upon the s6f4
the People'then vote -fSyorably to the T.fx1
ed basis, then each House shall he organ
lied upon that basis. liza majority vote
for the suffrage basis, then each Hpult
will be organized upon that basis. s, eiF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

TINES SOT VOW LIKE THEY usED 10 hB. I,
Suppose that it had been the, t6effefI Z, ,j
the members who composed the, ConyeH
tion of 1850, that no ConyentioR wnu5f
assemble again until 1865. Does that Rittr
the case! presume the members of tb3f
Convention never contemplated, for 4 nd.
ment. that before 1865 Virginia would u
invaded tya John Brown, and she e64-
pelled, in consequence, to expend q larku
amount of money for the maintenance 81
the honor and dignity of the Comuloh-
wealth, and punish him and bis assaeia les
in crime ] presume that no metabet i1f
the Convention Of 1850 autieipated dit
any necessity would arise, as the entIes
man from Barbour, (Mr. Woods, i rstit i 6
ed, for the expenditure of $500, 600 f6R he
construction of an artnory in the city 0E
Richmond Il is not 10 be presumed fiCia
ther that they apprehended necessft glfpt
the Appropriation.ofo one million hf dol Nh
for the defence of the State, aud the fitiy.
lection of the institution of slavery. Nj q
of the members of that Convention j BE.
sumo. then supp6ssd, that at this tine this
Convention would be assembled h ere Tor
the great purposes which brought It Sto<
gether. Sir, ,etrcunStauees have ehadEea
since that time The position of Yifginie
has changed since then, She IS nov eoui
siderihg her relations with the EFedels
Union, and whether she shall sever itf3
connection from the Federal GoverumebE
whether that templeiof human liberty ID
which it has been hitherto our pride 70
dwell, shall be destroyed, because of Il,
insuhCiency to promote the object OF IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

The prosrsss Of this Cooperation has bean stable
and uninterrupted through seasons Of financial sun.
shine and storm periods sVentful In or exempt from
sweeping conhIgTatlOns and maritime disaster. Be-
Ing Ong eStabliShed.oha cash basis the troubles of
the credit system affect In no material particular
Daring "hard tmeG' tile security OF reliable InSu-s
raness al imperative dnty-ths ability Of property
holders to sustain loss being then much ieRssned -
P0lieleSilsusi without delay, aud all business at
tended 70 With dispatch and fidelity, by
y. @. ARTHUR, Agent,
Once OTer the Bank OF wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

TWR1VE Scum LrSrS % NoSP4Rfr1, "a oz1 Esc1.JoV
-ssi-5 80 II lEso, lrEEE ASQuARR. Is l5sl75, n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

IL 5S,t Ios rSsls EEs;--lQ0 bag. prime Rio cuss
jSsi: 'ess'Fod and .fnr lSGlS BY - ~
.-L'f2 .ss. y. BELLY ,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

PIKE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted At terms eOnSlatent with SolVsney and
far proHt. Z q u fEsf'E Str4I
Disqualification gireF 10 IagtnaHeS eG DWELLINGS,
and CJateHtl for teIllt Of OHG 70 fUG yearg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

THE POLAR REFRIGr RArOR,
with Tiller ana Cooler combined IA the cheapest
and best SELF vensatns provision pveserv Ia tho world
BARTLB1T a LESLEY, Manufscturers zn n---'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1881
TUE TURF.

TvHK CsLErRATED rROrriNa 81 ILIoN GEp. T.
i PATUhEN. VII stand FOR hme ed numsrr sf Mares
1t the premises Of the su,sTb@ tno~n the Dyksmsn
farm ht gsbridge t. the city VI Tbs
son will commerce on the fh u asoh ins ant Persons
destrous OF having will please make early
pstion when the dmitod number complete further
applications be received Good stables the prrmses
and 900 Of pastursge Terms the $1u and
FoAs00shlo charges for accepting the
WIN. WALrkRMIRE. Washington Drove Yard, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

sk-, for saroh 2Has ansed tue only vessel calling In
Zach carrying seoond cabin passengers The sPlendd c
mds'ons al deck Ear application for nrst and - cnd
.btn passage mus. be msds Apply 70 or address
WALLER Lord Vueysn i06 YAH street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

sTHROUGH FREIoHT AHRAr0EMBNT FOR NOR
fok rortsmcuth city Pc Mt and Richmond, connecting
win Norfok and Prserhnrs and souihsde kailrosd Tor
LIZ nch urg Bristol Memphis aud intermn diate places
rcc.veo every ds, and through rccep furnished
steamship IA xks,owS. Captain Skinner. leaves every
se.n:hip Yokkrows. Captain Parrish every Saturday,
sssm.hlp ROANOKE. Captain couch, leaves every
Thursdsy, MsP.M
rre,shs ncrc,s ssvsn crnt. foot; 10 CITY Point
rassgc 70 Norfolk s!acsecm and Included a. 70
Petersburg or Richmond, eOi children petweeu liz
land u, haifpriso. LUDLAM aBISsKgs
No. tfb Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

DRyAET'S MINsrRBLS
ID hechanics, hail. 472 Broadway. above Grand stresk
Fifth year Of this excellent troupe
MONDAY, March 4 and every night during tho week.
JERRY, NEIL and DAN BRtANr,
the popular Comedians In their laughable acts.
Frst app Arance Of tho African wonder,
yAPANE.B TOMMY; OR. WHAT Is TIT
Ra,e-bish, LIKE, Miss lsspp filing. Jack Cade
Jack Gaze Dan DRY ut Lord Say Jerry Brysu
Doors opeG ct Ga o'clock Curtain at TX rckSo
Is GEMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

AyORTH cAROLfgA-WEEKCv x.
Captain William Powell ~l leave pier II North ryer for
Wilmington, n q saturday. Nsrche. ~ r NJ CON.
meeting villa wilmington . d Weldon and Wilmington ana
Gooss for~nr.d 10 ali parts North and South carolins
free of mission.
Aprly 20 II p CROMWELL A co.
49, 70 Vest strret and s5S Broadway.
The rARKRR6BUR0 viii succeed and leave on Saturday,
March Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08
NIISCEI.L = N EOUS


/. 0AaD.-raE UND1AslaNED. MANUFACTURER
"A Cor the ,ast sixteen years. Of the justly celebrated
XXI iesee buttoohe rwst and since the general intro
tucoo OF the sing mschre maker Of the acknowledged
superior called Legee XXI sewing Machine twist
would most respectfully that he has entered the
market entirely bis account and intends 10
family bsno aud fo sale flu AID oompiee assortment
of unrivailed Bu0nh0e Twist and Machine Twist h he
known BY the OF Leges Twist All orders tn snk
fully received and promptly attended to- Price lists
bad application by letter ~tse to yours
respectfully. JAMEs LoyArT, Nv Bank street. Newark,
N. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

rBE GREAT ENGiLsH REMEDY FOR oour ANO
Attenuation ALI sufferers fum the abovs eompisnta
either ~ recent or long standing advised 70 Bsrs
Gout and hheumatc pins They be rrled the
mos. safe and eectua remedy ever offered the pube and
above cmplAinss FREQ IS and 70 cents per boz Prepared
By Prout Hs sant London England aod sud by their
by n u Wells Co, lis FlsnkIIn street NJ Her Males.
aThomas Prput 9 Strand LONDON, 70 be Impressed upon
the stamps AIMED 70 ssch boz Of the genuine
medicine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08
HOasEs, oAnnIAaEs, xo.

PORTION OF THE PRIvATH EsrABLIsHNBNr
a OF Singer for sale. Ten Houses aud carrisyDs
all ara clasa Carriage house q wes. Ninth street. near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY MAY 49, 1861.

uounce unblusbing ioventlo.'s. mus the hieo-
flown phrase, "Tte guard G;es, and does not
surrender" was vehemrntly denGSd oy Cam
bronDe. its reputed author, and when, ~ spite
of his disclaimer, the City of Nantes was cnthor-
lied by royal ordnance 10 inscribe it on his
statue, the sons of Gen. Michel liid formal clam
to It for Their father. 1t was invented by
Rougemont, q prolific writer, who drew on his
imagination for bis facts two days after the
battle Of Waterloo when it appeared in q
ParsinD Journal.
TIE Last dying words of celebrated men pre-.
sent an extensive frld for the fctions Of bogra
piers. 1t is said that the parting address Of
Louis XIV. to Madame de Mabtenon was,
We shall soon meet again" and that she muir
mured, "a pleasant rendezvous he is giving me;
that man never loved Any one hut himself" NJ.
Louis Blanc relates, 'When the Able Dupan-
loup repeated to him tho words of the Arch
bishop of Paris, Il would give my Life for n.
de- TolIcyrand, be replied, He might make
better use OF it, and expired" TIE Quarterly
reviewer APPLY inquiries, "Do such narratives
command implicit faith Did Goethe DIE calling
for light or Frederic SchIegel with aJer (bu)
in his mouth : or Rabeais e,clamiUg, Drop
the curtain; tbe farce is played out or Ches-
terrified, just nfter telling the servant, with char
scteri.,ic pOhtness, Give DayrolIcs char
or Locke remarking TO Mrs. Masbam, Lite is
poor vanity Did the expiring Addison call
the young Earl of Warwick to his bedside that
be might lean how Christian could die =
Was Pitts heart broken by Au,terlilz, aud were
tho last words he uttered, My country. oh, my
country" In Ike manner, it might be asked
were the famous words "Don't give up the
ship" actually uttered by the dying Lawrence'
or ~ has been stated, were they the invention
Of the editor OF the Columbian Centincl OF
Boston, who wished to cOnsule bis fellow-towns-
men for the loss Of the Chesapeake
Other articles Of interest in this number Of
The Quarterly are on tho autobiography of Lord
Dundonald tao History of Art, and Earl Stan
hopes Life OF Pitt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
BOOKS RECEIVED.

New System Of Paper Currency. By Lyssndef Spooner.
8vo. pp. III Rc. X Touscy
Allen. lpendurI Of Fla dees Isctcs Complied Dy H. H.
Alien limo pl. 2i0 NJ boolady. - -,
United ss,e. Register Blue Book Tor 1912 Compiled by
j. Disnruell laBo. pp. %. Charles Scrioner o
A Memoir Of iie Stafford. By Ills Vile Rmo. Pr. VI
American Tract Society. q,
Christi Prayer for tho Death o. Ht' Redeeued by o'ue
Hauir. lenio. pp a. The Same . 90 RI
Iportan, Questions the Rev James Smith, lsnio PIP o.
rue Same. - -. ~ N,
The VOLUNTEERS Manual by Lieut. Col. ID. W. c. Baxter
1900. pp g. Mug Baird ,,, "a,
The Partisan Leader. By Beverly Tucker Of Virginia Rmo
%. ISIS. Rudd Carleton
The endy the e. s Soldier Oh Coming into service
lg,uo. pp. ~ ]. b. Lippiacott Co. -
Hbtory Lsin Christian y by Henry Hart hiinan, ~ "
In eight volumes Vol. VIII l2mo. PIP. Soi. Sheldon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

Mystery of Water" and "i!ritish Diamonds"
are excellent specimens of the popular mode Of
t-eatug scientific subjects. wSch has become
so fashionable Of late. There is also Peasant
contribution called Little Ones ~ Thomas
Hood, son Of the great English humorist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

TIFMEETARY INSTRUCTION IN THE SCHOOLS OF
THF SOLDER, COMPANY, AND BATTALION Con-
piled by II. n. ALLEN limo. pp. 2'e NJ DoolSoY'
Tie principles of Hardees Taciics are presented, IN
a compendi)us FORM in this little volume. 1t contains
brief practical Instructions for the usual military exer-
eses ana il of convenient size be carried in the
noe ket or knapsack.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

UNITED STATES REGISTER; o. Blue Book, FoR lBtl "
Complied BY j. DiTURNgLL. i2uo PIP So Charles sesio'
compact book OF reference for questions relating
70 the Government Of the United States, and American
politics and statistics in general 1t contains list OF
lie Federal officers, skeleton view Of the Rebellion
of the Confederate States and much other valuable IN
formation, together with convenient map Of North
America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
l. CHRIST ALONE 2WEIcONE TO JESUS. p MoRs-
IhG SALEIEICE IhlPnnTAHI QLESrIOk s.

IhG SACHIFlCE IMPORTAEF QuESffOs s.
g. HEAVENLY FATHER. g. GREAT COMFORTER
by the American Trso. society, No % Conhn, Boston
These psr Of series Of books prepared by the
American Tract Society Bosron for the soldiers. They
are susll volumes bound in tougb, flexible eovers 80
Us 10 occupy but little room. We notice also upon the
flint leaf few valuable Items Of good advice from
an old soldier" in regard the proper care Of the
health, which will make the book douby acceptable
ana useful to many poor fellow in the tented field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

Say The palsy ADD not lref, pfo'osetn Me-
Charles J., on the morning Of bis execution, said
to the groom of the chaInbsrs, % Let me have n
shirt on more than ordinary, by reason the sea-
son is 80 sharp as prcbab. may make me shake,
which some will Imagine proceeds from fear. ]
would not have this believed Of Iae; for fear not
DEATH When the distinguished astronomer Ballly
was brought TO the gmIlotlnc, one of the execu-
TONERS accused him Of trembling: "If so, it is
with cold" was the reply.
The celebrated passage By Macaulay about the
New.Zoalander amid the ruins OF London Mas
anticipated in q letter from Wapcle to Sir
Horace Mann: "At last some curious traveller
from Lima Will Wit England, aud give de-
scription of the runs OF 81. Paurs, Ike the
editions Of Balbec and Palmyra" Macauliys
New-Zealanicr first appeared fun grown upon
the stage in l540 in a review OF hankc's HIS
tory OF the Popes," bat the same illustration IN
cnbr,o may DO found ia the concluding para
Graph of review Of Miilord's History OF
Greece, published in 1924.
With regard to the positive fabrication OF
many of the good things ascribed 70 great men
in biographical tradition, the Quarterly reviewer
collects numerous instances which no does not
hesitate to call in question, or perhaps 10 pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TUE WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

a.. ACCOUNT or A JOURNEY AMONG I EG ~ s,s
AN Am YOKUPAS or CENTRAL AFRICA, ~ TO-. ,I.o w.
~ RosKkT G .srh.iL I2Ino ~. las lh0mS' rs"DN'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-07-20
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