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Les. lecteurs de ce journal compren.
dront le cas- supreme qui oblige a ne pas
donner de matiere cette semaine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
Jous w. FORxEY writes thus % q.

Philadelphia 1Te&S:
WAsH1SeToS, March %, 1861
During yesterday and last night an uu-
easy feeling was apparent In official circles,
which suon extended itself all over the city.
am not able to state the cause. Suffice it
that many of those who have been in high
hope for the last ten days, arc considera-
bly, depressed this morning. One leading
statesman said to me last evening. 81 be-
gin to fear that nothing can prevent hos
tilities between the ReVolutionists and tue
regular Government of the United States."
This must have reference to the re-
uewed warlike preparations of Davis aud
his felloW-conspirators, and their manic
fest determination 70 drive our troops
from the American forts still in posses
sion of the Government, and particularly
those in Pensacola bay, and that quarter
commanding the Gulf of Mexico. Now,
il war is to ensne, let it he commenced by
the mel who have broken M this COnfed-
eracy. Let the administration maintain
its present attitude until forbearance cedses
TO be = virtue, accepting the necessities of
the case, and treating tue armed cOspira-
tors in the Cotton States as SO many mis-
guided children, until the moment when
these mAdmen shall conceive it TO be their
duty to make war upon tile only authority
tuition framed by our fathers, and by laws
passed. in pursuance thereof; and, in that
event, let the strung arm of power be ex-
tended; let the sleeping energies OF tue Gov
erument be awakened, and the answer will
came from North and South, East aud West.
thousands will rush to support the flag of
the Union thus ussailed. More than one
blow has been struck at that flag by the
Dtsunionists. They have become bsld and
audacious in view of the tolerant and
msgnanimous spirit thai:'has distinguished
the Administration, aud are evidently
about to take step which indicates that
they believe that there IS no disposition on
the part of Mr. Lincoln and his Cabinet to
enforce the laws, and to and to punish
thUse who resist them. But in proportion
as peace has been protfered over and over
again by our public servants in high posi-
ton, SO will the response of our country
man be strong, hearty, and enthusiastic
when the honor of the flag and the integ-
rity of Ike Union demand their aid
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

THr Ohio Repubiig, Is do not look amia-
bly, upon the way Tm OOrWiu Is seizing
spoils for self and family. They cannot
help thinking ofneihtlsm, when reminded
that bis son had beef appointed Secretary
Of Legation-that Fo cousins obtained
clerkships in departhentl-thatit was not
Old TOMS fault tha third one wasn't
appointed Postmaster in Hamilton, Ohio,
and that his nephew wasn't made United
States Marshal for Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
Fort sumter 10 be Reinforced.
Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.l
MAsarxaroN. March al lss1

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1861.
1t is undoubtedly true that decided
pressure is brought to bear upon the Adj
ministration for the retention OF Fort Sum
ter at all hazards. The resolution offered
by Mr.. Trumbull, before the adjournment
OF the Senate, reflects the feelings of tue
great majority of the members from the
North-westi these efforts aud Others have
produced sons effect, and the idea Of re-
enforcement Isl now entertained in quarters
which have hitherto regarded it Us wholly
impraetieable aud unworthy of considera-
ton.
The Cabinet have had several sittings
upon the subject, and it is known that an
energetic policy is strongly urged. The
President necesSarily reserves 10 himself
the ultimate decision of this question,
about which the Cabinet were, with one
exception, unanimous two weeks ago.
Different views have been recently present.
ed, aud not without leaving an Impression
favorable to the feasibility of intn,ducinR
men aud supplies.
Several leading naval officers express
the belief that the batteries which guard
the entrances TO Charleston harbOr might
be run under steam without more than
ordinary risk. Thee agrce, however, that
unless such an experiment could be sue.
cesstIliy executed at night, the boats or
tugs which might be used for this purpose
would be exposed to the FIRE of Fort Moul-
lI1e, IN an attempt 10 land the troops and
supplies That contingency must be re-.
garoed as nearly tnstparRble from the en-.
terPrtse, and 1t almost necessarily inyolyes
the commencement of actual var, for any
movement looking toward that object vonld
be Sertainly resisted.
THIS view is sustained By all the Official
information on tue subject, and by the
opinion Of The agent sent to make q per.
sonai Inspection for The Satisfaction OF tlies
Administration. e7a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

AWAsHISGTOSC CAPITALIST oETHE Souri,
RRS Communicable yesterday met a
gentleman from Washington, a Southerner
by birth, extensively known as capitalist
and banker. In order to obtain his views
relative to the status on the s.southern
confederacy," we asked questions, which
were answered rs follows.
"YOu are acquainted with AIR. Riggs, the
Washington banker, sir?n
"IntimatcIy. When at home see him
every day."
g Is there any truth in the statement that
be intends to take portion Of the south
ern loan?"
Not word. He would not touch =
dollar of it; aud for the simple reason,
that he would lose it if he did,
do you think that my Washington
banker will take it, or any part of It ~
mo, Sir. What is nore, nobody out
side of the 'Coufederated States will
touch it, and the secessiouisis have M
money to spare. The Northern bankers
will never lend money to people who have
done as the cotton States hive done"
''Will foreign capitalists do It?"
mo, SIR. In my opinion people who
have seeded from the Government, and
robbed the Federal Union of its property,
can never obtain credit from anybody
AHey may put an export July OF u cent
pound upon cotton, and by so doing raise
a revenue of $50, but this money,
after ALL will come from their own pock-
cts"
GLOW so, sir7'
Because the necessities of the Cotton
States are such that they must sell. The
planters are too largely in debt to hold the
crop, and the aggregate is SO large that the
brokers cannot do it. For this reason the
Southern Contedercy must ultimately bring
up in bankruptcy. They cannot hold to-
gether more than year without produce
ing general ruin"
"And do you believe that they suffer as
much as we do?"
"Nore. Their business has dwiudlcd
away, and their railroad receipts have fail
en- of forty per cent. There are enough
good men in the South to redeem it from
the secessiOnists, and the time is not far
distant when this will be done.n
We left the gentleman with the great
satisfaction of knowing that there is a great
number of persons yet having confluence
in the sterling sense of the people, and IN
the ultimate restoration offraternity among
the people of all the Exchange.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

IL another place will be found special
dispatch to the New York Tribune, to the
effect that Fort Sumter is yet to be REIN
forced. The dispatches o: all the New
York ,apers seem 10 indicate stifeniug
up of the Administration, and determine
alton To hold all the Southern forts We
give this dispatch to Oar readers for what
| ii is worth, mot knowing whether to credit
it fully or not. There seems 10 be plausi-
BILE ground for the opinion that it is the
policy of The Administration TO maintain
possession of the Southern forts; because,
if there is an absolute necessity for their
abandonment. that necessity must have
been apparent for some time, and if it had
been finally resolved to abandon Fort
Sumter, there is no reason why the order
should not already have been given. We
arc sure that no such order has yet been
issued, and almost equally sure that up to
this time, its abandonment has not been
determined on. 1t may be that the delay
in the matter has been practised in order
to give the Government time to prepare
for successful attempt at reinforcement,
while the Chnriestouinns have been sweet
ly aapering themselves that they were to
get easy and unresis,ed possession. Pos
sibly they will have cause to change their
minds little, one of these days, and con-
elude that the Government is not quite SO
imbsciIe as they now think. If tue rein
forcement Is to take place, aud is to be re-
sisted, South Carolina becomes the agrees
sor, and upon her and her partners in
crime, must rest the odium of striking the
first blow at the peace of tho country
Whenever the Government concludes it
has force adequate to the task. We shall
DOT be surprised to hear of the reinforce
ment of Sumter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
Limiting Debate I'm the Convention

Limiting Debate la the Convention.
In the Convention, on Saturday, the sub
Joined resolution, offered by Mr.. Conrad,
was adopted by vote of 81 to IS:
Rssolred and Ordered, That on Thursday
the 4lh day of April next, at IL clock NJ,
all debate in Committee of the Whole upon
the reports from the Committee on FEEDER.
al Relations, shall terminate, and the
Committee shall at once proceed to vote
upon the propositions before it, giving ten
minutes to the member offering any
amendment, and the same time to one
opposing it, for explanation, and ten min
utes for replication.
The resolution proposes to end all de-
bate on tue reports of the Commute on
Feder7,l Relations, o-morrow at noon; hut
as thirty minutes are allowed for speaking
on each amendment that may be offered,
the debate, might, we think, be carried on
a good while on amendments, iE any of the
members were disposed to be factiOus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read the FollIWing, It is True !!

PAEknsHuEs, Aprtlls.
T. H. LOGAN, ESQ., D,rr Sir: 81.
wrote to you some time since for a Bottle Of
Brentlnger Piuid Ezraet o. aArsaparilIA and Dan
dsIion. and must saytilt it hai acted upon me like
a charm Ihays beet ahlleted for near two years
with Dyspepsia; tNOthirda Of the time TOmited
from one to thres tirass day. I had given mp the
idoA Of ever gettnE we'll and indeed my friends hal
giTsnuP all hopes Il mysver getting well again.
Added to this, suffered with the serofulA very
much. Since last September one aide Of my ns-k
was one entire sore composed Of some seven running
sores. Tho use q one Bottle has much improved
me. Ny stomach sESlieTcd and my neck has I'm.
proved beyond mt most ElnGuine expectations.
feel much eneouTaSed aud think by the Of ons or
two bottles more shall be relieved entirely. You
VII please send md two bottles by the Boat.
Yours respectfully, J.W. HOMER
The above meIlietna b prepared by P. A. BRENT
LlNGEk = Co. 80. l1l Market street, Wheeling,
and sold BY meat Of the DruEEists Of the city. ans
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
nEEI.

On the LIST Inst after 11ost painful and lingering
yeaFs2an Cd aud Pssd @ssreSSnt Of tbs ~.
HIS funeral viii tsisplSce from his residsnes, on
Main street, on wedneay morning, the "a inst, At
O'Clock. The funeral services viii take place at
the Cathedral. me fisnds Of the family are re.
spectfnlly invited to a4snd. ett
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DTssnTuTToT

TIME COPApTNERsHIP HERETOFORE tx
ISrING between the subscribers, under tho
name and style of GoodtnE Hopkins ut Kiln Grove.
Ohio Co, Va. dissolved on the 18th inet., by
mutual consent. The hukihees Of the urn VIII be
settled by either. All persoes knowing themselves
indebted will please call aud settle their ae-
eountN.
by r. S. Hopkins. J. 0OODING.
March lGth, 1861. r 8. HOPKINS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
Missouri Mining COMPANY,
Incorporated Feb. 22d. leel.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCK. .ssOo.OOo.
El'HIs COMPANY IS RoRAED FOR rHE pUR-
pose OF Advancing the great mining interests Of
purely PhanthrOpic motives 10 fnItiaifng tbIs ~
terprise. We believe that the stock can b made it,
Pay large dividends, and nj she sane time morn reai
GOA pushed and greater progress made In de-
Velorlng anil making known the iperSl
Wea ia Of AtJuFi, than By the uss Of Te fiIc5 az
amount Of ouF capital iu5este In any other bu-inS
We shAll make the ONCE q our GompSi,y 4 tIm
plete mining bureau Of the mineral resources Of tie
STATE. We have power under our charter to pur-
Siase and sell mineral Eands wherever It.eatsi In
missouri. Great inducements will BE- offered to eap-
tfaIstA and mining adventurerS, who DEERE 10 uur
SlSe and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of All Who
e1ss hlineEal lands Tor sale TO send statement
lAtS the number Of acres. the location ana tIs Ia
est eaAh price they are willing 70 take for aid Iapds
We siail work only s1ch mines ~ nav laTge., Inf
Ghall open and prove most q the iap5i5 ~ ssil ~
books tor subscription to the EfneIE AZ - -
re o.les g me Company, Aaia street, RorihWest
No q LoenStstrret An who feel an fntrf IN 10
pgSineslt aud have nancy, VII do veil 10 eaI ond
city, can secure Il ny eneiotibg ten rr eSnt ~ a.
emcuat wanted 70 the President o. Treasarer.
Henry D. Bacon, Esq- Sisttb.v Rp,,.r- -,
5n1.Ess SIl .!9aP, Es9- L B: HRrWoOd. Rs4,
- y w. A.l' Joseph Payne Es1.,
GGE0RERB:
nenEy D. Bacon, L-v.BoEy.
= ~ TIKI LreaA ALFRED cLAPP, Prss't.
ne Above PEOlFneetns has mp 70 this date l,rea
Itlatl 70 only one Of our leading papers fyF lei,
40 extF1 eloEts 70 stt stock taken have I,seil
lgst The pebble 20 vel appreciate ne sa1n5-
- q the enteTprtse, that over tuo HUNDRED 49,.
Aod ooltAFl Of the stock has alrulIV 49,, ~ ~
H'a bFeiy StatP that the sliaEss are s. eef ,SIi
e le Etihoat fnTther liability: transferable 81 A.
iNeFy5 regtstrFea onIy when dfTidendS are ree;vs5
~ sLso2 llAylfg money 70 spra. ean BY the pgir
60 g ahaFea IN the Missouri 1IiuinE C0lnpSrTv
sf,ck thai tlTVldily eoayeFtPll Inin 49,
~ eoSa11nAsatiaas ie Ebe prsssdsat rrn-i4.tIT
hhS0-dkU HI
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
! wish 1t to be positively underst6od that in no
instance will my goods be offered for more than
been decline in really desifSbie s
will be sold largely UNDER COST An opI0rtuni-
~ Is now aiiOTdrl to buyers to make great saving
in their urehaAeH and To supply themselves with
desirable goods at lou er prices than they can be
Stl.RS-we have ON hand large stock Of Silks.
most ~ which are In very desirable styles and will
be sold without regard 70 cost. Plain Black Silks
O. The very hest QHslltyJ Blass, FEared and Stripe
slIk Robes. Coored aud Black: plain eoIored Silks
in desir9ble eOlGrs, At less than cost; AarreIlnes
eHtEa wide IN All e0lors 1t co cents.
OrtIES DRESS GO0DS.-AH v DOL Figured Nous
lin DelaineS, handsome styles lees than cost: All
Wool Plain do do, the same term; All Wool Flour
CAlhmeres for Children, at great reductions: silk
and Wool Velour 0ttOmauS, at great EacriRce;
Flad NR!eiletS5 at I214 20 and - cts, yard; silk
Dre G0ods in Ertat Vlristy; JFeueli SIsrinos h al
eol0r at less than cost; Satin Luxor5, Deegss and
thin GoODS.-P1ain s Pigzred Bereess. Freuel,
and JaccOt1et Lawns, BsreEe and Orrandy Robe
Zine OTgandy Lawns, Ohildren's Elouneed BeregeE
and variety Of other thin Bress Goods all OF which
MouRNIN9 DRESS GOODS. -Eneiilh and French
B1i9in0a5ines' English and french MeriBns,An Wool
Black Delalnea, PaFauettas and Half WOOL DelabeS
Black and White Prenel Chintzss Purple and BIseR
AL Wool DeldnAS, Mourning sinks IN extra onSIIty
all at cost and less than cost.
WHITE GQQDS.-I will sell my entire stock of
White Goods At onstrd les than cuStomary prices
tssinlJytAs1 N9lhOEigar swiss
Anslins, "a AtaIss UndTesa Plaid JAreOnets LINEN
Lawns and Linen CambFies, Briliiahts, B. B. DfapsrE
sMBRoIDERIEs--0Iy stock Of AmbrufderieS- Il
very Eood md viii also Be sold Without FerSfi 10
So,t lt eo1Sasfs o Jaeeopet and Swiss RlouncinGs
EiEinS4 and inueTtia gss English Thread and YaIer
:isnnes Edsings; Embroidered JaceOnet Collar HT1
ar9llst Sstts, Fine French Work CsIiaTs and 500
taet C2llars and Sets and LAne and French WOOL
sets zen Rsrese and GrenAdino; Also besntifuI
Sels Toa9a soIleFed md othsru5Se, 81 EIeat ware
ty,st REDUCTION ofoae third; Black E1Eilsh
Cent? Shirt Rro1ts, GentR Black SlIE C4SyStS ~
great variety o. 0ther enjls = g - - q ="
DgASSt1G 4ap 4iQuEREEEPINGG OoDS.-Nv
ton :heettnsS shtFtingE nv FEanuSls. PSfuftnre
rE1nf4 !PEeiitnEsI CheekS, TlekfnCS, BTopn HuS-
Honsekeeping Good5 viii ffkeWise be Soid Al ,,f
The .PhAlte. may relf assured thar Their II no
ing sSGlt thil bot that It q my strict infen-
tisements5 :. ,Stss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

Thefolloviqgls aI extract from lsttsrwrittsn by
the Pastor Of a Baptist Church to the journal and
Messenger" Gineinn@tl, Ohio and speaks volumes in
favor Of that World.IAnOVned medleine-AIRs. WuS.
lows sOoTHrSo STEuf FoB CanDEEN TEKfHISs:
ave $50 an advertisement IN your columns of Mrs.
winslOu's Soothing syrup. Now We never AID a
word in favor Of pent medicine before In our NE
hut We feel cOmpeIqi to ray to your readers, that
thlsis no hunDug-fEHEV1 IRIRD IT, AID Know IT TO
De ALI IT CLAIMS, D Is, probably, one of the most
successful medicines Of the day, because 1t Is one OF
the best. And those Of your readers who have bA-
blsH can't do better aIan to lay in a suppIy''
Octl67iy-dkW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

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