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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22
CoNGREssIaoNAE.. :.
WAanlNoTok, Marcel 9 !, leel

SESATE-Mr. Douglass resolution was
taken'upasF 5sat.e4 .f.as : 2 5yiL i'm
NJ. Bayard resumed his remarks from
yesterday, in favor of the acknowledge,
rlent Of the Independence Of the, Oohted.
crate States, He discussed the causes
which led to tile withdrawal. .of seven.
Statesafrnm the Union. Among thesewas,
the formation and triumph of q sectional
party recognizing the equality of all men,
without regard 10 race and, hnstilets TO
the existence of the institttiot Of sIaVefy.
The ultimate purpote Of that party, he
sNId,lwas to extipRuish It by the Indirect
action of the Federal Government. This
was the fund hpientRl idea which underiies
its policy He argued at length on the
riRhtlof property tnfslnves; aud the duty
of pEotee1ngi tEI CO .I.iCS EyEll q q
Without concluding Mr.. Bayard gave
sEoS, 10 Sahid ResSR eteepte ses
/ The Senate aftehward adjourned.
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ST.. Louis, March 2I.-In the Conveu-
ton, yesterday, tue third resolution was
adopted-yens SO, Inays 4.
. MIR. Gamble offered, u substitute for the
fourth resolution, slightly altering the
IphraseOlOgy, which WAS adopted by vote
Of seventy.seven tosnine.
Tue fifth resolution relative to coercion,
was then taken up. ssss
Mr. Donnell offered n substitute that it is
necessary for tue preservation of peace
thatthe Preside1t WfthdrnY the military
/ force from tho seeded States and abstain
from the collection Of revenues. 4.iI y 9
Mr.. Hall offered an amendment to the
effect that the gommftte was noe isnlfFS
ficiently acquainted with the position of
the federal troopstin the South 10 make
such a request, but earnestly entreatiug
requestiugsthe FedeEall 9overnmentsto'a alb
stain from any act Calculated to bring
aboutIa hostile Collision! 2 srts@fsssTs
Mr.. Shackelford offered a substitute 10
the effect thai ut Is the opinion of this
Convention that the cherished desire 10
preserve the country from civil war, and
restore Grstternal feeling, would be greatly
promoted by the withdrawal of the federal
trhbps from such forts Within the seeded
States where there is danger of u hostile
which was adopted and the resolution as
amended, passed by q vote of 80 TO 9.
The sixth resolution providing, for adj
tournament 10 December, was adopted.
Several amendments were offered to the
seventh resolution, pending which tue
Convention jodrned sH
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In waShtngton, p. q, Oh Monday, March H. 1861,
agel 20 years, WILLIAM EYBARD, second SON Of
ThomaS n and Mary. Z. Gray. Of Wellington, D. O.
The Columbia Lodge, No. 10, j. O. OF, turned out
In strong numbers and attended the funeral OF their
late falQy-memUgY W Iiial X. Gray, lsq. from his
late on Mary avenue, 6etWSeh F0ufts
anda half and Sixth BtE Tie services Were
ciuaueted BY Rev AF. Noble, after which the 70
mains were taken to GtenWOod Cemetery and en-
toomod, Mr.. WA Bond performing the Sefviee Of
chaplain for the led e at the tomb. ~ =
b Accustomed ~ f. II 10 the presence 0sthe relent-
les Destroyer, the heart Of the busy, hseess world
rarely yields more than the tribute II trapSient
sigh OF rSESfto ahhouheeEhents like the above, and
thcn numbers them With tile forgotten things 6f the
past. But when one eminently giltedWtth thoj6-
rare end0Wment4 of heart and mimi that challenge
our love aud TONNE the subject o. this notice,
iseut down In the viEor and beauty OF nAnho0s early
noElipE, = season ~ earnest Interrogation ootnes
even 20 the most unrS citing and tie hearts OF All
are made TO mourn the loss OF the dear departed.
The Yt6f dE thf huink ls tffhntA kne Y the deeeaI
ultimately for years, and can bear greaiTnl testts
fnbIy to his manly worth and many generous uualt5
ties that made him the centre Of fond and ad-
mirlpg circle dC friendp Though bis last lnesS
protected 70 m unusual degree, aud his suaringS
were most painfully intengN he lgls Ren1 Asaf -
HltFGlttF and when the hnsl summons cara he
tAss9d from the eorroNES Of ea[th to the Joys %
ven with the et triumph In his eye and lilIs
Of peace upon his llTs - - y
WaShlRst6d. March rs, 1851.
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AZ TiRI.nGR.ApH

crIctSNAEI, March eI.-Ri0ur dullynot much done:
prices unchanged; small sales supcrhne at 504 80!
good extra at SII6. and family al S68a25: Whelt
In EoOd demand at for strictly primo re and
white Corn tirm at IS for ear; Hhaileti 32635 the
latter for white. Oats duh at "a which q decline,
Harley dull At 6s@T0 for prime fall Rye declined to
oSS356: Whisky dull. but unchanged; 200 bhla.
sold At 1917. PrOVisonS quiet, but hFfn; danHHd 4
quite moderate for all articles mess pork
5t.aGoG;-I and lO arc the selling rates; 10000
70 bulk sides brought 81 u. Lard quiet at p8l0 for
tteTco and keE Gr9eeEies rm atful prices: sales 90
hn,is- snE1r ut b19I5s 800 bags Coffee at 1870
New York firm at 1<e, premium. )
PHiLADELPHtG. March 2I.-Plour quiet; sales at IS
la5,bO for Eupefane, and S5.625SdB,T5 for fancy.-
cat edyaneed l@"c.; saIes red at sl,2791 90 and
white at $lSo Corn has advanced &c.: saIes At 500
w Tor prime dry new yellow, aud 81 for ponr quality
Sales bacon shoulders at &c. ON tim6 whisky 1870
BAlTLMaRE, March 9l.-Flour dull and heavy;
Howard Sc, and Ohio $56a513 City Atlls S. without
sales. Wheat active; rcd 81 266l13O, white 81 lOS
1885, Corn active; mixed 656ss5c. white 60a8IS
Provisions dull and unchanged. Rio CIflee firm A
l2l49l3c. Whisky dull at lie
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r3-oiL At MOusDsvllLR.Awe learn
that positive aud abundant indications OF
oil have .bsen.disepysPea near lIonnds, lille,
on the hats Of GraEe Gteek. The Rttease
is said 10 bubble up from tbe earth every
lev minutes, and experienced OIL borefs
have Prnnonneed the artiele the genuine
Thing. The land is owned by Clias! W.
Russell, ESQ.,, of this city. -
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So Main street, Wheeline. Va.
WEAKNEss OF rnE sToMAcn AND IypI-

WEAKNESS OF THR STOMACH AND IXDI-
DIGEsTloN.-+AnOfher great Cure Effected I'm
BGfh0pes Holland Bitier8:-The wife Of
PETER De Witte, living in Holland Town,
She6oygan county, Wisconsin, suffered
much from weakness of the stomach and
indigestion. She had been under ply
sieiRh's care fofisome time, but the diseasc
seemed to battle even his skill. She pur!
chased, some Holland Bitters Mt our Office,
which has given tone to her stomach
her appetite and strength are returning,
and we firmly believe thatthis is pnother
great cure. effected by your medicine. l3a
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must
walt another opportunity, One thing you
can n, rely upon, what we have published are
from persons much respected In our COM
mnntty, audi literally true
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b6NTaE RIvER.-Tbe river 1,was still
falling yesterday. Tie s weather was Cola
and wtuterish, aud a sort of Wild snow
hGsSt-the air, audi 8hiteued the srstrsets
aud hoase<tops. Tue Il. B .9Hamiltd1 and
Ae'HaitS wsrs taking IL slu6 TOT be!6@, z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-22
viz ANA state ConventIon.

RLoHHoND, March 20.--In the GonvenI
itiea to--day FMlF, Holeelnbe, Cof +AlbemarIe,
county, delivered AN eloquent speech ia
favor of the Withdrawal OF Virginia from,
tlis=unton. - ~ .
The resolutions relative TO taxation
were taken up and Mr.. Raymond made 4
speech. Pending motion to table the
resuluttons; the Convention adjourned.
Mr: Garlic viii offer an amendment to
tue reportG OF the Committee on Federal
Relations, ehi6odyipg the franklin sub
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By the use Of these PiIlssthe periodic atbssks osi
:',tsVs o. sex 4eudqsAs maJ tS ptsysh;sd: AhafI
seksn At the eVmmeneSmSnt Of an attack In1ti,s,.
fSllSi nom pain and sickussa WiII h obinIps,l. ~
theS seldom fa1 In renewing the N;s,,,oi a., p
Heaaneht to Which females are 70 sui,teet II
Rhsy act GSatiy hpon the bSWtas-rruovisr ca.
oF Literary AsH, Sa,RsRLs, Delicate Peu,ales aud
pf'9ns Of 'eae'itazy hatts, they arc valuaiis -
AaEa'Se improving the nPpetitc, giving to,, ana
TO me digestive OrgaIis, and Restoring tho a
s"t,4 sletleaty and strength Of whole systean.
Tue OEPIIALIc PILLS pFs The tesuit o. loDp a.. T
sfslissaeh and carefully eerlGStrd exporimspt.- .
having Pssn In use many years during which tIp,s
they nave prevented and relieved await amount 81
Paip and suffering frOu Headache, whether ori.tnS.
Ting in the aerreHs system OF Ersl 4 Ie,s,,I
Of the htpaaeh. s5ST - d
tnsy are en'iVeiE Vegetable in il,CIF cvnpoSitIoB
and may he taken 1t all times With ,,srfet s,5-t
Ni'n0nt making any change OF diet, md ne atstses
y any alea9rse1te tStt Tedest 1t COY 10 ,df9i,y,y
thssl 20 ehildEsl.. III q - $50
BEWARE OF COUNTERYEi1Si
inc genuine have Eve sgaiturOs of IIvnry C. sp.,d
Ing on zach N.4H i-fiE45ap ~ - Oh
I nldbyDr. ists and all OthsrDealersi Sledci, @
I Box vii Toe sent by mall prepared on receipt ..
s PRICE seS GENTS.
I AlIordefs sbould be addreiss.,ts
HENRY G SPALDIEc
IS Cedar St., New York
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MEN oRLEASs,. March sie44Fbst Pow
haitian arrived OF iPeusheola on the 10th,
from Vera Cruz making the fitth War3vesz
ssl stationed there. j .-y,,..s - y
Dates from Galveston, Texas 2Oth, .shy
the Convention i1asaadl anu ordinances tieEsl
claring vacant the gorsrndfs chair aud
1hat fhei Secretary Of Stats account Tor
,Fsfusal!to appear; before the Contehtfon as
did other State officers, upon due notificll-
5tion; 70 take an oath 0fy,tliegianee
= Lteht. Gov. Clarke WIS 10 assume fnhee
tions al once and the Secretary. ot, State
called GU TO- hand over the great seal office.
aud his o6ieial records * =, =
= TIE L,eeiststnre Enet on tue 1sth.s II: IS
not known what Honston will d6.es Y III. ~
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- Z. - III TT N
CHILLs ASD FEyERl CHILLs AND FEyERl
Due of the greatest remedies that has ev-
er been laid before tho public. for fever
and aguc, md which have received the
highest eucomiums from the press and the
people, is DR.. Hostettcris Celebrated Bit
ters. Who would endure the torture aris-
ing from this terrible disease, when it eau
be so easily cured? Who would endure
sleepless nights burning feyers and icy
chills, alternately, when q remedy can be
many families linger ont a painful eSlst-
-euce under this deadly GtIgiit, gand a 8 fioS
thing hntEutp down: quintpe, until 1t be-
comes as com mon as t6eiF daily meals. and
yet they are mot relieVed.. None but the
fooIishSNhd weak would hesitate to pro-
cure these valuable bittersI and sayet Them
selves intense agony. Sold by druggists
and dealers everywhere. a7iiaa it,
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80 i 81 tgopfoEs.

leeBuhEG s BAnxRs' SAVEs.-Again
srtenphanf where other manufacturers
4 ls 8, sgys their eo1tent
= 5.aas tie l9llossinl old ~ stestino-a
AlllisSls III ~: g., 3 :,
J1Misf0WNs N. = Fel6: 4. Il f..iia'
q !, kTIAN BLOW, r. have had oC=
ellsiQp 70 sekflIn llie WI al nrp, proof
ssales thAt Btee burned ii tlie Il Il ar.
here y . annuity aQih lilEa no ,hesifsZ
uoR RTgtEtng our Opinions that the safes
Enaa 9red gbY BtRk6s n B4RSRs, J6F
4 y ittsb Cor which 5osl Are 6feptl
less3 ljdFJ than 1hy 63iisrs ttStSasfe bum!
ca: MTAJRs fuR 4
We AFES tEoe lem No 3sRfks; which
iYereS5h, theAffe aud preaetxed the- con-
tent having the varnish melted inside.
me o, ease- 49, Sg eaSgf8 "
& Va e9eerf6iiy nsc6mmend them 10 all
9buslness menas being superior to any
Other 40 u SVliic esstetd ca tainted.
, oAfa&44sE5s9 9s4ltt IS R6BH,
S R4NsoN z LASeFopD.
Endorsetl3y DnEtf9Et 9IJ5'I
IS. Shearman 4 Son, Norman K. Ransom,
Il. SaSmith, 81 r i JyP. PennocIs, =
y. r. Jones, Nelson Brown,
~ \. DinhihYtsfi tfThos. r. r. Golson,
I, rs Brown, Merritt f. Griffith,
Dasenm Allen, A. Leon C. Brown.
The above safes, of every size, on hand
land made to order by Lao -
'- ~ j. A. METc1LP, r.. ~
Sc Main street Wheeling Va
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n5R,Tgr TT,,I1,', a, Z: ,I,-5;,7,,, - |,

R9-TnE UNIUs, Bali, lTosuiylt comes
OF, at Washington Hall, the gttSSlnd Union
Ball. for which ptepit ti6us have been
making for sOme weeks, 1t is confidently
expected that there viii not be less than
Que hundred couple present. To-day the
hall will be ahuudantiy ,deeOrated with the.
stars and stripes, 70 which the managers
are uualternbly devoted. Bxcellentimusic
will be discussed on the occasion by
Rig6y's baud, aud We have svet5 assure
anee that nothing will be wanting to make
this the most pleasant entertainment Of
Tue sind sind whislllhe devotees of Ternsichor6
have enjoyed siHee dancing Twas liaVehteth
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Dress Ga0dS

q ~ y. = -NLlUHoI IlNIUUNIk8slaf-7 d q z
DR0OHE SILK PUPLINS, BROoHE go Ia
. j. PoplIns, ChtnS M0liatr .MixtupeFS c 4lSps
amblf d g SiiEbi Gro % lAfriqRss ssil tltl59
Brpehcs Slllps;i procades slks, Paris ~
Figured Rlack; SIlks, Plain Black; pgflle
dies Printed; yRFilllantg YPrinIed u lillte,
Paris GinghRm Lawns Printed f9alaf s, AeSi
all new, fashionable and VeFy cheap tseetie w
mh2ioqH sRs.,szs a = ? elall latASi
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=
! CA o. n q - -
I4EdfShf 1fli1S 71N97ASFFHN ~
~DtAe y f6tStlll
lS|S rTsr4ss1 q - :, - y, - Y
- q = 4 g - z Y - \ z ~
ReporEed for the ID iI1 I'm eJIi0anne,.
q u =.
The Harriet q N Y4TIlaii =fI11o,- =
n 60 I y = I - 3
rue Stfeeeatonihts1 E9te6Iptfate q. cor.
+ 1lisIola.1i1l the q 6ltEii 81 ViF EtGfa.
- i!i'lI ~ z sR1sHlEGroH' Mach 81.
The HaEFist IangsS 81 y ifs.,i III! w z
81 ,J,ls -. ,-,lt...
$3.50 rssss1 z ea teihts
comfort at the time size was Fcuddin ms
der bare poles. She Refunded itIie shoss
prompts. Two, Ssils to5lt sfHs.,st
,!;s5 *; :. !,
tq ~ s ssS' aug wren = !a il seen there
WY sssAt 9t 1flii st held up by the
poop deel, ,3,s - S. z. e e ,i7'is
sg.,ssia AZ z.
Essen From pn1kferilIa. 5.-ai q
F6RT KEkKkEY, 1iaftH 2iiZ'r6a PSn5y.tl
Express passed here ct 8:2O p III. aLont /
30 hours Rheadsof timU,bg ~ IaiIa-il !
San FRGSClsc0, 9tlI.9Tlie Iaef siatnsa
assembled 10 joint eonse cation ct g olrlork :
to-day to ballot for q. 8. St;nntor5 This
Republicans had previously ro;nfnated'
Senator 4. s. Phelps, in cN1cns, ms tl,eir,
eandidateet Jas.A. McD6nGnl had also REL
eeiysd a partial tauS1ts nomination from
the Douglas membeFss IFGsfber than.,tbis
the members Of the Convention were free
70 vote as they pleased. First balIot-9fSSF..-
Phelps % votes Alepoug Al, which: va :.
less than majority OF tue Bohglss MEM
bers for John Weller 2S. nearly ali ms /
Bteekinridgers /; for John bNd oarft n :. Co.,
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BosToS, Narcli,21. THE. ship Liverpool,
from. Liverpool for this port. has, gone
ashore near Edgartnn, Her ,inasts are cut
sh S, .full,of water. Allhauds saved.
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RBA WHEELtSd Boz IS TRiEp EoR
ArrillATrox.-Daniel kutzi a GeFAsh Il
small stature, well kp6y1n g hsSing been
formerly engaged In driving ah'sozprets
wagon in this city. has cane 10 gtiefss r.
went over % 81. sdale tiIgs
ago, and WAS snatshs oileer iip09.
complaint ofS tyoutii Rbo eks u
him upon cath Of not only 'stsaIing her
heart with many voRaofs lliti md nessrldi
true one" but of being, sllsE
child. The young woman iastitated a suit
for damages Against DEnitl, and on We'd.
nesdsy asailiiS y 5bsiors.t w.
Court Of Opmmou Pleas, 3Eof BslnSHf
county, e1.sitiing ht g. olairstille. We
donT ri 6is tltlll.t Daniel, in Tie whole.
coupgFf 81 s94 lefslSs lifEs;i sYeF J,py
haiiS tile yo6hg Uh6die.l
sued lflE lleyi6 41g5 EosaJIA S9tf
her version pf the AfEir, and Daniel was
permitted 70 give his, which eonsisted ifti
ply. Of fat de4tipf q The whole 6asinesSs
The jury reformed verdict of three huns
bred dollars damages. Observation-Disclosures
selling for ffessn cents q piece, It Is qnss5
tions5ls whether Daniel could by a7skigf
So that sil ne dana ge5 The woman got
Wsstht dataig 70 ~ FsPntati99 fqr
loss q Rhis tlisi goia ID lili5 6 la.Ipl Z
seEg..s t3sideR Leg woutd be a po6lasojl Z
pepsation. The only thing Itft vi
rbridgo DaRieI's liberty, but be Hiaaasad
to escape even that and returned yesterday
,olhe city. 1l
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.BOERHA5VEsSI
Holland Bite S

nAHDiTT5 4 ,7ST77sseS-
oAlElESlz.4a.ivsel4Io
Hnl on RfnPSSs
- sAAS - = W y &, = ~ - .
+ sas Il zaiE s4l4 so.F gz5I5I rit-ys
. is DXsRERS1eA slEg n
Liver Complaint, FeyerandARue,6 60.
rIlffB sr6ckssp1, TSTRopl, sTIo,: IN I ,sI
OF tiifs =. S 81 49, ~ e
a. l ys,6s as4 o. ss@pepals called oasEs
keg, untltIs word l. 5at S,StbSF mans iS1
ms , o. SS%s ,shissy mixture:
dlse one teasISoI,,i,i ~ ~ ~. ~ va W
1ST - s 1lllll' OF ooE Hsulelhe'e -
I bOERHAYE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS
ASS FE ESyIEE APsEcE 9! ARIA h1S
fsfIors ~ y 1ns ~. y
IL Il hsi.Se 20 a.S
gnf5eisnf nnrS ~ ~ =, & s'a1 WI WIN.
Bur cjiS SiSs 5f ~. ~
prize oSE OoIiGH. 100 - 1i'ls
health SrI W. ttis is y E9oSl
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Ed. sheboygan Iieug,6ole, sheboygau
Wisconsin,.
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s@-LETTER FROM Hon. ions j Carr
TrSDES-HE WILL VISIT WHRRLlxG, HUr
not At PREsESTThs ComPtttee mp!
pointed by the City Council to Invite the
Hon. John J, Crittenden 70 partake of the
Inequalities Ofthis city, yesterday received
Jhe-following letter: ...,,..s -. ~ !,
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2
umH'i u d ] G g H q i u
Bar cEPd4LI6 Pins, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cureall kinds
of Headache. =. ~
Blythe use of these pills the periodic Mt
tacls of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented; and If taken at the commences.
ment Of an attack immedtate relief from
pain aud sickness will be obtained. -
They seldom fail in remoyeing the Maui
seaHnd Headache towhich females are SO
subjects. - si.i'. - .=ts-
z They act gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving COstiveness. t
The Litetary Man students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons OF sedcntary habits,
they are valuable as n Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and yigor to the
digestive organs, aud restoring the mature
al elasticity and strength of theivhOle sys-
TEN. +
Far sale by REED & KRAFT, $40
itfi Ueutre Wheeling.
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New MusicReceiYed TO!(IlIyf.
DISSOLUTION. Q e 2

100 DISSOLUTION. 49,, ~ p !!
TINE C0-PARTNBRSHIP uERRTOPORE TX 4
II lSTINt4 iibetWseu the snbs0ribsfEf snhdif fhk
nan's and style of HeiEelI SWearint eI dis
solved by mutual eonsent February 1t, 1s81g Tho
busineSs of the late aFm wiIr be settiSds by OSIP
ueiskell, who - Authorized to use thA nanl Of
hstn In all settlements. 4 OgW. HEI8KBLIfz e lis
& "a - I'm Jr.a ..
Tho DRY GOODS business wilt be e6htinded.by
nayself and IWould respecufunS Ghnohnes that Nj.
=. y. SWeaFingeu VIII remain With mss sis
mhl4 s-i'7s 81 GOVERNMENTAL. 2
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lam most Respectfully Yours,

=. -. 'OHITIENDEA-' =
Messrs. a. !. Sweeney; t. II. Logan; G.
+; Wickham, s. Brady j., +. Bier; n.
Wilkinson and 7. J. Blair, Committee.
Mr. Crit.enden came up on Tuesday,
and crossed the river at Benwood, al route
forKen,acIy. Co.
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=, = = e 7. Afl4'--1teE. James Moore,
Of tsilS oWhShlPs died very suddenly ON
FrillaS st. he Was "a ionr ofitS. that
day. nod IinRs swell as usual, aud Ia real
lent spirits til led freely on IS 4 q g and
Pol ttsrss snd 10 The evening started
]. %. M good health. on getting OK
9tsl ll9g aoips he dropped i6E n. and Z
in. D nltrqtes before be got mo
ms AOl9 epf any 5ofs his flniiIy came 10
hlmiaz 'i.'Ss
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FSpe, ne 1s6sSsut, 81. tZ0td, NM sii ~ 4
II you or liavo beSh tlltible With the head
ache send f1r box tCePhalIa Pili Jbo that yUu may
have Them In Of an attack.
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BE3~ST. PATRtuk.-ThC Following ttaif-
tiOnai history Of st. Patrick, whose natal
day, occurred last Sunday, we condense
from an exchange Itappeats TO be es-
tablished that he was, at the age of six
teen, captured among other prisoners, and
brought to ireland. by the feet of Mall, Of
the niue hostages, sent to Bretague, Tor
French Britain, now called Brittany for
tue purpose of plundcring that county,
lie remained in servitnde in the county of
Antrim for six years, aud while there. per-
feSted himself in the. knowledge of the
Collie tongue, and became familiar With
the habits and usages of thepeople. 1t is
said he escaped from ssrSitude in the sew
eSth year of his bondage; though some say
he was released therefrOm ia accordance
with law said 10 have existed in, Ireland,
which, like a similar Mosaic one, ordained.
that slaves should be set at liberty in the
seventh year. His captivity occurred, A. D.
3ss. There SCENE TO be conflicting testt-
monies respecting his birthplace. Some
suppose that he was born at Alcluft, now
DurubartOu, in North Britain. 1t is only,
however, by a false construction of some
evidence on the subject, that any part of
Great Britain can be assigned as the birth
place of the Saint, aud his own confession,
a work of acknowledged genuiness, proves
him 80 have been u native of the old CALI
can, or Armoric Britain. in tue territory
low called BOulOgne. Saint Patrick en-
gagged in missionary labors, aud accom-
Plished much good throughout the Emerald
Isle. 81. ',i'a5a 'szs' q s'.st.
The MOslem may forget their prophet,
the Jew the '.Iyhite Tents of Israel" hui
the true hearted son of Erin win never for.
get in3his &GhatttnE his thoass fh9tR,
''Sea-girt Isle of the Oesan.i + 9t
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Il, iTfoSe az E4IDli1ily, N5yf6lg "a. 2 E 2
cephalle pills accompllslitIse object for which ths
Wet" pads tiEi Cure Of hsBdaeIe IN al its Ior1S =
n Fran lte Erast'aer, IS0cfoll, "a. s II =
They have BEEN tested In more than a tboutund saa
Cases With entire success. fifffif4f y - ~
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WAsHrxoToN, March 10. {
Ge1tIeWea:- had tue honor to receive
Your letter of the 4th inst, withithe reso.,
luLtons Of the City Council of Wheeling, so
full of kindness and honorto me. 's
Be assured that am most grateful for
these testimonies of your approval and
appreciation. - ~ ~
accent the invitation of Your city to
visit it aud Partake of It's hospitRlsties,
but circumstances will SO hasten my-re7
turn from this place to Kentucky that
cannot do it nov, on my way home, u6r
can now destgnato 4 day when can he
inwheeliug. But 10 the course of the en-
suing spring or summerI will endeavOr to
have that pleasure,
BE pleased, gentlemen, 70 comm unicnte
to your City Council this letter, as some
mall expression OF my deep sense Of obIi-
CATION to uiem lAndto you for the great
honor that they and you have conferred
upon me, .
am nnsf Rnana,tF,,1I,.g y.r,,
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mENRI g. sFG1DtSd, Est EAs'ts . =
\ Please aul enclosed tgauty lyo iosbtS F,,Lt.t
Sehd me another l5x ySdt csphaiis Pills 49,
nTS tEttly tte 6est Iilff Lhdre erer fTislL
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.AJuEt reeeiyei
Ii another supply OF PeFfumeFv Raney f;oiosrs
ETC. spt9be far Holiday TFeSentS. ClIi aud eSS1ii
NE theh Ard .oa iui buy stnieff X
arg nSetni.s - u y 1GSBOCRIlEd! CENT q
aeels OdIRsliOwT iIaii1rnf store.
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nIis1n1lrf olonrentlnn.

Semitic aflelWard adjourned