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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
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Union MeetInG at Pnrkershnrn.

PARKBRsBURG, Va, Jan. 2lst 1861.
The largest meeting that ever assembled
in this county convened to-day ut the
Court House. The object was to nomi-
nate delegate to represent the county in
the State Convention on the 18th of Feb
ruary. 1t was Union of all parties,
Breckinridge, Bell, Douglas, and Lincoln
men, to pass judgement upon the infamous
plot to plunge our State into the red sen
of secession and civil war. Gen. ]. J.
Jackson, of this place, was nominated by
acclHmation, BE is uncompromisingly for
the Union andEthe Constitution; and will
be elected with little or no opposition.
predict that he will triumphantly vindi-
catethe interests of the North-we in that
Convention. intellectually he is one OF
the first men in tho State; and speaks with
the eloquence of one whose lips were
touched with Goals from the altar of pure
patriotism. His viewsl are comprehen-
size and liberal, and reflect the true policy
for our growing region, Especially ut this
critical period.
Tie evote of this county, with but few
exceptions, will be cast in favor of refer.
ring the actionof the Convention back to
the people In Western Virginia, Mt least,
there oughtto be no division of opinion
on this question, even Il there should he a
difference as to the selection of delegates,
there should be none rs to giving the
people an opportunity to put au extin.
guisher on treasonif it should develop it,
self in tile Convention in the shape of an
ordinance of secession. To vote against
submittingits action to the people is sim
ply 70 invite the. destruction of our inter-
estsand our homes, and the citizen, who,
with eyes wide. open, eau SO vote, must
possess an ineredibIe amount of stupidity,
or an utter disregard of his and his neigh
boris welfare.
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{ MessTs. Editors :-We crave pardon for
intruding upon your overtasked lDrawer'
at this particular juucture; but at the
risk of being voted an alarmist, we cannot
refrain from offering brief comment upon
the action Of the assembled tCisdom gath
cred at the Capital. The somewhile an
ticipated visionary expedieht for the re-
dress of real or imaginary grievances,
yclened a Conrenti9ll, has at last assumed
a coporeal form in a 9Be-it enacted, &c, !"
of the wiseacres at Richmond We regret
this. We deplore this unhappy combine
ton of circumstance, which lconspired to
place such chincompHrable doltS in the place
Of power, at time when men, eminent for
enlarged views, anbending integrity, and
devotion to the Union,
should be at the helm Of State, 10 direct,
by their wisdom and patriotism, the gall
liant old ship along her devious way.
Bitterly will the citizens of Virginia be
made to feel their thoughtlessness in ele-
vating such men to power, Deeply will
they regret their blind zeal for party men
and party which lured them on
in specious gnise, until it has well nigh
wrecked their hopes and happiness. We
are not at all surpri5ed at this exhibition
of Legislative folly, for VIC have reod some
where, "When fools rule the roast, the
guests are apt to go hlugEy.p And surely
no axiom was ever more clearly and coin
clusively demonstrated than in the silly,
though successful effort of our assembled
sAsEs, to convince the world of their utter
want of eommoB sense. Il is quite possible
that those animated stillhonses entertain
the idea that We, of Western Virginia, are
not sutReientIy crushed down by oppres-
sive taxation, and heuce they think moth
ing of squandering thousands upon their
mad schemes of reba1ioht If so, we can
toll them that tue dfti and shadoWy future
is acenmulating d terrible tempest Of
obloquy and scorn for those who would
rsshIy .s Z. peril Tue sssnEi!y Of our ass-
sides. and aItSrs iot the aeeomPlish-
Lment ut tpeEsnnAI abd amhitiona aims
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81, 1861. E NUMBER 1856
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks &c.

WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
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~ Union, will continue to keep hand dIArEeand
ing OF Ladies' aud Geutlemens Sadies Pine & CoaTso
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[POr tic Intelllgencer. i

lEOl 1Ho f4hteIleenceF.I
"Rghteousness exalteth a nation. hut ain n a ia.
Proacl to any people. ."-BiLle.
"WhOm the gods have determined to
destroy, they first make mad" think
we have abundant evidence of tue cor
rectness of the above, in the conduct Of
the secessionists of the South, for they
appear determined to destroy the best
government under the canopy of Heaven,
should we judge from the happiness Of
the members of the community. But in
an evil hour, they have listened to the sy-
rcn songs of ambitious demagogucs, who
have beguiled them from the path ot peace
and safety, and plunged them into tho
vortex Of revolution and rebellion; for it
can be ehothing but undisgnised treason to
our common country. And wherefore is
all this strife and contention2
Let us enquire II little about the just
ness of the prctensions of the secession
lists Ntft
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Upwards OF S13,ooo,oo0
or losses haTO been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co.
In thOipaSt II years.
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Louisiana $4,000 600
FLORIDA 6OOOOCO
Amount paid for Texas 2T.OOnOOO
Expenses OF Mexican War............... 2I7,OO000O
New MeXicU by treat l5,OOOOO0
Expenses OF Florida AWar.......... lOOOt 0OOO
Extnguishmsnt Of Indian
making nearly five hundred millions of
money spent in and for the slave States.
And let us see how tue country has been
apportiOned to the two sections, according
to II. Clay, (See Congressional Globe, Vol.
2, page 1863 Henry Clay says:
."What have been the territorial acquisi-
tions made by this countryi and TO what
interests have they conduccd? Florida,
where slavery exists, has been introduced.
All the nIostvaluable parts of Louisiana
have been added to the interest and the
consideration oftth slaveholdiug portion
of the Union. All Louisiona, with the
exception of what lies north of 36o 3OE,
all Of Texas, and all the territories which
have been acquired By the United States
during sixty years, have been Slave Terri
tories, theatres of slayary, with the exccp-
tion have mentioned, lying north of s60
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22
wouIdn,t Unscrew any more.

Capt. Evans was an old Navy veteran Of
sixty-seven years. He had lost an arm ana an
eye. years before at Navarino; which last ac-
tion settled his understanding, both legs being
carried of by chain shot Cork legs were
coming into fashion. Captain Evans bad pair
Of the frst quality made for him; he had false
arm and hand; Into the latter he could screw q
fork or hook, as occasion required, and be-
ing gloved, the deficiency was not easily per-
celved, AS increasing years rendered him In
firm, his valet took advantage Of him 80 that he
wrote 10 his brother, O Somersetshre equire, to
send him up some tenants son as body ser
want. "No matter how stupid, il he be honest
and faithful" he wrote. 49,.
His brother was absent, and sent to his stew.
ard to select lad. This the steward did, but
merely mentioned that Capt. Evans was infrm'
not apprisng the pumpkin of bis new masters
deficiencies, and sent him to London at once,
where the Captain lived -,
AT ten at night he arrived, and was immedi-
ately shown to Captain Evsns's sitting room.
"What is your name2"
"My name is John, zur."
"Well, John, my rascally valet is absent
again without leave; help me to bed, as tits
late, and then you can go down to your sup
per "
Adjournng to the bedroom, the old gentle
mao said: ,t-.. . .-. .
"John, unscrew my leg" .....
"Zurp said John
"Unscrew my leg-this way, see."
John did 80, tremblingly.
John, unscrew the other leg"
"Zur7" said John.
"Unscrew the other leg, sir'' .1
John did 90, now In state OF bewiidernent.
"John, unscrew this arm" ..---
Trembling still more, to the Captains great
amusement, he obeyed.
"John put this eye on the table"
John took 1t as If It would have bitten him.
SNOW, John-no, won't take the other eye
out-lft me into bed"
This done, the waggish Captain continued:
"John, beat up the pillow; it is uncomtort-
able" .-- #--L . r
Il was done. .....-
"Beat II up again, cir; It is quite hard"
Again John shook up the pillow.
"That won't do; John can't get my head
comfortable; John, unscrsp my headW
lnNo, I'll unsorew no more!" and John fed
from the room to the kitchen, swearing his
master was the devil, taking himself to pieces
like clock. -.-.re.a r..a.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22

FATAL DUEL IN CALrPoRNIA. California
papers give the particulars OF fatal duel which
took place between two members of the Legis-
lature, ,Messrs. Showalter and Piercy, near
San Francisco, on the 25th ult which resulted
In the death of the latter The immediate
cause of the rencontre was owing to some
words uttered In debate on some Union resolu-
tions. The unfortunate victim (Charles w.
Piercy) received his death wound on the second
fire, the ball from his adversary's rife triking
him in the mouth and passed into his head
The wounded man gave q start, throwing his
head back and fell to the ground. He raised
his head slightly, looked around, and in three
minutes was dead. He did not utter sound
after being hit. q"
As soon as he witnessed the fatal result OF his
shot, Mr.. Showalter beseechingly exclaimed to
his physician, F." Dr.. Hammond, will you render
every possible assistance to that poor man.
He seemed to be sensibly affected, and passed
eulogy on the courage and coolness displayed
by the deceased. In company with his friends
be Immediately left the ground. The remains
of the deceased were conveyed to the Metro
politan Hotel, san Francisco, and prepared TO
| sspultute.. l,f,s, ,-sI'p ,s-.silJ - r..-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-22
a Nigger Appointed In the Custom
House. La' I'M 3,

a Nigger Appointed In the Custom
ho"'c' , ~ '-@ i'
There seems to be recklessness at present
existing among certain members Of the Repub
lican party, which, If allowed to continue, will
result in consequences we cannot bat regard
with apprehension. The changes have been
rnng, day after day, upon the announcement
that the administration OF Mr. Lincoln was to
be marked by political magnanimity; and iust
recognition Tor the services OF all 90 nobly
standing by the country: We were to hear no
more OF political prescription Tor the past-but,
looking to the duties OF the present and the
hopes OF the future we wereto go together In
the bands OF brotherhood, Removals from Of
nee snouid Only Do mSde LOT cause.
We fear that all that mas been announced
on this subject is grave deception, keeping
the promise to the ear, nut breaking it to the
hope i
A startling rumor has reached US, which we
can scarcely creo,t, pu1 " comes rom 30 au-
thentio source, that we cannot disregafdit 1t;
We are informed that on last MONDAY, Tree
white citizen Of & the Fo1r.eentn Wara oil TINS
CITY, named Wiham onden, was removed
from the position oi marker IN tne Cpstoni
House OF this city, ana Negro, named Robert
Vosburgh appointed in his Place! ,'.1
ls this the beginningf we venture TO say
thas II THIS repors prove: uue, mere VIII oe
storm In TINS city that u VIII take sometnlng
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Murder at East Liverpool, ohio

From the Buckeye State we learn the partio
ulars OF most brutal murder committed a,
East Liverpool. Ohio, on the night Of the 9th
inst. A German who had been inyentipg and
manufacturing flying machine was found dead
on the morning Of the 5th instant, on the rail-
road track Of the above place, with his head
severed from his body. The Coronsr's jury
brought in verdict that he was foully murder
ed BY some person or persons unknown, and the
body then placed across the railroad track for the
purpose OF disarmiDg suspicion and to create
the impression that the man had committed su-
icide The German was entirely in.ffensive.--
The murderer had not been arrested at the last
account. Cad,s Republican. 100 81 IS ,.
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p Leesburg 10 the capital Of Loudun coun-
ty. Va, aud lies within three miles Of the Po-
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about 81 miles from Washington. Il isa hand.
some town, nf about 2 600 population, situated
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picturesque country, with streets well paved and
houses substantially built. Is has thres church.
%, Z bank, . court,houss, an acodepy, and one
newspaper office.
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A RevoLuTIoNARY ITEM.--The cannon ball
in the tower OF the Brattle Square Church, was
fred by the Americans In Cambridge, who we're
caunonading some parts of Boston, March l7sh,
l776. The headquarters Of General Gage we're
opposite the church, and the sacred edlfce itself
was occupied BY the British troops; The church
was new, and General Gage said che had no fear
of shot from Cambridge while his men were
within such walls" The ball was picked UP
by Mr.. Turrell, who preserved it, and when the
church was afterwards repaired, IL was placed
In the breach it had made.
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