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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
STATE ooNvENr1oN.
To the Noters I'd ohio oounty

To the Voters OF Ohio County.
Ny name having been submitted to the
late County Convention as candidate for
the State Convention. had not intended
to have continued candidate except by
the order of said County Convention
That Convention having adjourned with
out making nomination; at the urgent
request of many friends, and Influenced
by circumstances which hnVe been devel-
Oped since the adjournment of the said
convention, and especially by the with
drnwnl Of DR.. Logan, announce myself
as q candidate for your SURFACES, and If
elected, will, to the utmost of my ability,
strive to prove myself faithful to you, to
Virginia, and to the Union.
Respectfully, G. D. HUBBARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
IFVF Inc IUItIIIEenceF.
Hon. A. C. Jenkins.

PARKERsRuRd, Wood Co., Van
january 81, 1861.
The people of this district have been
exercised u good deal concerning the
somewhat remarkable letter of our MEM
Der of Congress. Hon. A. G. jenkins, pub
lishGd in the National L1telligencsr, and in
which are these expressions, call that we
have, all that we are, all TINT we hope, are
iudiSSOlu6ly bound up in the fate of the
Old Dominion. To her we owe allegiance,
and only through her TO the Federal Gov.
eminent. We will follow her flag where
ever it may wave. Should it float over
the camp of rebellion, we will be rebels;
sh0uldi it COuntenHuce revolution we will
be rcvOlutiOnis:s."
If our representative supposed that in
this extract he expressed the sentiment of
his constituency, ho rcckOned without his
host. It is true this district is large, and
it is possible, though not probable, that a
portion Ofthe people might be drawn into
the vortex of disunion, through the influ-
ence of the distinguished conspirators who
head the movement in our State. But
the large majority cannot shut their eyes
to the fact that disunion would lead to the
inevitable destruction of at least this por-
tion of the State, and for this reason, be-
cause We are devoted to the good old Com
MOuWeNlIuI anu actuatcu by the instinct
of sclf.PreServation, we will never allow,
if we can prevent it, the flag of the Old
Dominion to "tiOat over the camp of re-
belliOu." Neverl We would rather seek
"Some hidden thunder, red with immortal wrath,
To blast the wretch who OWea his greatness
To his cOuutry's ruin"
The disruption Of this Confederacy would
leave our district a desolation, and our
member Of Congress knows it, and be
should say so; its farming lands would not
be worth the same number of acres in the
desert of Sahara, its improvements would
not bring as much under the hammer ms
would pay the auetioneer for crying them
oti.
The Parkersburg Ne,cs, of the 10th inst,
copies this letter and says: ave have no
hesitation in asserting that the letter but
echoes the opinions of the entire people of
this District, with the exception of a very
few LiRcolnites, and their direct sympa-
thiEers." But as the editor of the NeirS is
but the "echo" of the Hon. A. G. Jenkins,
his declarations won't do to tie to. No.
doubt he would like it to be SO, for he is u
disuniOaiSt. He made an effort here to
thwRrt thO purposes of the great Union
meeting on the LIST inst, but it took Gen.
jackson hut few moments to strip ofF the
lions skin and exhibit him to the audience
with two ears, ms long as nature ever
gave n iaekNSs. UP to that moment the
Nttrs man labored under the delusion that
be wasa @big toad in the puddle" but,
''sie transit gloria tRuHdi." TAN BARK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31


THERE were at the opening of this ses-
sion sc members of the Senatc-26 Repub.
licans, 30 Democrats, Americans. By the
withdrawal of the ten Senators from the
i've seeding States, the Democrats now
number2s. After the withdrawal of the
Louisiana Senators, they well number &c.
OF these, 10 are from free States. If tho
Kansas Senators should take their seats be-
fore any more southern men withdraw, the
division will be thus-Republican %,
southern Democrats 10, Northern Demo-
crats 10, Americans 2.
In tho House, &c members have with
drawn. That body now contains ia Re
publlcans 10 Democrats of various stripes,
southern Americans 81. There are but II
aonthern Democrats, and 90 southern
Americans. The speeches of Clemens and
MillsOn show US what are the sentiments of
some of the southern Democrats, and that
of Etheridgc what is tue spirit of some of
the southern Americans. The withdrawal
of the Louisiana members will leave the
division, according to our count, ia Re-
publicans, SO southern Democrats, 81
northern Democrats, and l southern Amer
leans. If Cobb of Alabama resigns, the
southern Democrats will number 81
Six of the northern Democrats have form-
erly been classed as opposed to the admin
istration. The admission of Kansas will
of course add one to the Republicans, ma
king them ll6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
M. CIemenS on the stump.

As will be seen elsewhere, Hon. Sher-
rard Clemens will address his fellow citI-
Gems at TrindeIPhia on Friday evening at
o'clock, West Liberty on Saturday att IL
"A. NJ, and at the Athenaeum on Saturday
evening.
We hope the Union men of the county
will turn ont aud give Mr.. Clemens a
hearty reception. He deserves it Mt their
hands, for he is doing yeomen service in
the cause of bis country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
Anderson, South Carollna.


Nsssrs RSitors:4I respectfully beg leave
to Withdraw my name as a candidate for
the State Convention.
desire to express my grateful aeGnoWl-
Judgements to the many friends who have
with their confidence in the present emery
enCy.
An earnest desire to concentrate tho
"Union" vote Of the county upon two con-
Seryative and reliable men, together With
other considerations, which cannot viii
lingly set aside, influence me 10 the course
which DOW take.
: Yonrp very respectfully,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
For tho IutellIgeneer.l

Nessr,. Edtors:-Mr. sweeney,s position
in regard to signing an ordinance of Sc
cession is this-that he would not plsdgs
himself not to sign an ordinance of secep-
sion, believing that such pledge would
destroy his influence in the Convention,
Lam sure thut Mr.. s, will not deny this
Dnr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
with great respect,
Hon. HoRArIo Klxg,
Acting Postmaster General.
TosT oyYIcE DsPARrMESr,

January %, 1861.
Sir:-In answer TO your letter Of the
goth inst, asking if you have the right,
"undcr existing relations, to frank and dis
tribute certain public documents, have tho
honor to state that the theory of the Adj
miuiStration is that the relations Of South
Carolina to the Gcueral Government have
been in nothing changed by recent act
OF secession; and, this being so, you are
Of course entitled to the Thinking privi-.
leGe until the FIRST Monday in December
next. II however, ms learn is the case.
you sincerely and decidedly entertain the
conviction that by that act South Caroli-
ma ceased TO he n member of the Coufed-
eracy aud is now foreign State, Il will be
for you TO determine how far you can con-
scienliOusly exercise privilege the eXer-
else of which assumes that your own COM
viction is erroneous, and plainly declares
that South Carolina is still in the Union
and that you are still a member of the
Congress Of the United States.
/ am, very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
HoRATIO KING,
Acting Postmaster General.
Hon. John D. AEhmore,
Anderson, South Carolina,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

Speech Of Hon. shorrard CIemena.
We publish upon our fourth page the
great Untou speech of Hon. ShsFrard Glenn
ems, of Virginia, recently delivered in the
House of Representatives. Il is unneCes-
sary to say that it is one of the most inn
POrtant aud eloquent efforts inside during
the present. sesaion.-R lila6IF@il ESs5s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
ErnnIkingP Privilege.

The following correspondence between
tue Hon. John D. Ashmoro. the Represent
tative from the Fifth Congressional Dis
trlct of South Carolina, and the Acting
Postmaster General, will convey to our
readers information important at this time
to the Southern States claiming to have
Withdrawn from the Unlon.-Natiomat H.
1.LIi1s1se-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

DURING the French revelation, thu first
thing every Partisan did, on waking up in
tho morning, was to feel If his head were
still on his shoulders. Our people before
they are dressed, send for the morning
newspaper, to- see IL tue Union had been
dissolved over night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
ANpEnsoN, S. O., Jan. q, lse


Ny DEAR Sm:-I have in my possession
1000 to 2,20O volumes of s'public docu-
montS, being my proportion Of the same rs
u member of the Thirty-sixth Congress-
They were forwarded me in mail sacks
and are now lying in my library. Since
the date of the ordinance of secession (Dc-
Cember goth, 1861 OF South Carolina, have
not used the franking privilege, norwillIa
tempt to do so without the special permits
sion Of the Department. To pay the post
age on these books, &C., would cost rue a
large sum, and one that am not prepared
to expend, The books are of no use to
me, but might be to my constituents, for
whom they Wero intended, if distributed
amongst them. Have the right to frank
and distribute them under existing rela-
tions? II so, please inform me. Having
said that have not used the franking pri-
Vilege since the 2Oth of December, need
hardly add that shall not do so, even on
'public document" unless you Rutho-
rfzc it.
Lam, with great respect,
truly and sincerely yours,
j, D. ASHNORR.
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MARRIED

On Tueslay evening, Jan. %, at the Fourth 81.
Methodist Episcopal Church, BY Rev woSleT Smith.
Or: JAMES CGAAEINSitO Mis- ANNIE &, daughter
OF L II. Williams, Esqs all OF this city.
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. .
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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WA. A. BAUCHELoR's LAIR DYE produces a
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~ ThS Genuine has the name and address upon
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SECRET OF BEAupY. q

SECRET OF BEAUTY, aTssi
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!. SPECIAL NOTICES.
Female Health! FenaIe Health!

Thousands Of Rm5lss suffer from arrangements
peculiar to thssex. First. and most eoa1on among
these is, FE11lIE wElFsESs or WzrEEs, OF LErco4R-
ma, with It's eOnsts attendants, LaSdtuds, Pros
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No one can be entirely well who Thus suffers, and In
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OId-schOOl medicines and drug do bat little good
Often much IpJuryt but HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
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A dOllat's worth VIII do more good than quarts Of
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c1TIc, with Book Of DirectlOns and twsnsy different
Remedies In large vlal., morocco case, IS. do in
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These Remediehby the single box or case, are sOnt
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sis DIR. HUMPHREYS CO.,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

Northumberland LLA&DANDELIoN
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BRENTLlNGER'ssA RsAPARILLA& DANDELIoN
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Cures Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach.
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BRENTLISGER'asARsAP DANDELI0N
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
CHESTER D. HUSpARp announces himself

CHEsrER D. HuRRARD announces himself
to-day AS candidate for the Convention.
Mr.. Hubbard is an Incorporating oppo-
uent ofsccession in every shape. 10 will
never even sign an ordinance of secession
should 1t be passed by. every vote but his.
These are his sentiments, and arc whatwe
coll good Union sentinents.
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A CARD.
Wheeling Female Seminary.

Il
FNHE EXAMINATION OP THE PUPILS in fITR
above Institution will take place In tho Seminary
'll9ll on the 3Oth and 3lst inSta.
Not molly arc Parents, Guardians and the friends Of
Education generally earnestly desired to be present
but also althosc Of the city surrounding covin!
try who have daughters and wards to educate. The
examination will close on Thursday evening, with
Music aud Evolutionary exrrcisea.
The next session will commence on Monday, 4Ih
February, 1861. Mrs. Hanna deems 1t unnecessary
to dwe upon the advantages afforded by this fnbti-
Iatio'l a. che has spared no pains expense in
deaTOrinE to mako 1t worthy OF patronage. IFlE
-, Prof Wyman. In addition to Instruction on tine
Piano, Will give esEona in thorough Bass and Ear-
to teach. f-e-r ra -ffq 80 - .
Whilst thanking tho friends Of the institution for
past Efforts Mrs. IL. wnllll remind all that In the
present embarrassed state Of affairs extra efforts
must be made or the school can beCOmtinued only at
great personal Racrifc" to herself and the Board.
THIS size ts confident tho whole sOuled Protestant
community OF Wheeling and vicinity would not de-
sES did they realize the true state Of tho She
calls upon all who feel that the very bulWnrsO of our
safety consist In the intellectual and religious train
ing Of our youth rally arCund this Institution that
u may successfully contend against opposing inin
enccss jan26-1wd<w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

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DIR. JAS. HTeCLINTOCk's PECTO-
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BRIDAL Presenfs.

bIIUdI -ETBB6uGS.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
TuSF sRRCRIHRD PER ADAMS RXPRRss A
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aT olIl ai1 I1ltdF5 liver salt CaIlaIa ana spoSna
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ealtA Napkin Rings Pickle Knives and FoFka Silver
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ERRHCH WORK COLLARS,
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Observation-Disclosures! &c.
PARTRIDGE,

Mo- II658 HIN . @4%1711
TIvTHe PURCHASED A LOT OF GASES aud
Ill FRAMES at PANIC PRICES, proposes 70 MI
them with pictures at prices to astoni'h the MIL
Come in, Ladies' and GENTLEMEN, while the assort-
ment e complete and avail yourselves Of
EST BARGAINS ever offered In Wheeling. =
Photographs and Pictures pt every sly !e, g 9sne
made In the best manner. variety OF LocEets anu
Pins at discount. Also, large and be5utit4l rs
.SoEtnent Of GIT Frames, cheap JSnS=
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.TtEPHALIC sNUPF--oEPTATIc sS-77P51
M Just Eeset ed. T. BOOKING, Agt, odd PelioV.
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Cepballc Pills & CephalIc Snuf

1QUORS.-We keep constantly ON hand strIet.
IL, LILY pure articles Of Brady Ola RYE Wbt.ET
Port sherry, Carst, and different bFandS .,
S9atnpa toEatheF With laFEe supnIis ~
Domssts Liquors Of al kinds for sale n NJ ~
en9 EetaL, a. the lowest market prices hy
aecS . tls MA. RDWARDS BRO
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JUST RECEIVED. ~
~ 100 bbls Extra Family White Wheat Pin1r
49, aud fOr.Ssls. by -.
ooee8 -. LIST. LnRRIsnl. = % :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

We concur ia the opinion that there is
hone of an adjustment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

The particulars Of which tho debt consists, aud
the portions which have beenor will be paid or
tracted in each year, will appear fully in table
which will be submitted with this report to Con.
gre.s. Another table will be submitted, showing the
amount of the public debt In each year. from 1871 to
1861, inclusive.
The Secretary, believing that the 'frankest ia the
wiest policy for nations, US well RS individuals, has
thought it his duty to submit to Congress this plain
statement Of the financial condition of The country
That il imposes considerable burdens is not to be de-
MED or disguised. II is consoling to know that tie
energies and resources of the people are not insult
cient for them. The public debt on the lat Of July
1862 If the war be protraced until that time the
scale Of expenses contemplated by the estimates,
will DO. in round numbers, 5000, 200, 600. The
amount Of the public debt in the year 1916 was
sl27, 33i, 1913 H. aud in twenty years il was paid of
by the people The country, even If the loyal States
only regarded, can sustain and pay.of in thirty
years the debt to which rebellion now exposes us
with hardly greater proportional contributions from
increased and increasing resources than that debt
made necessary.
II will he for The wisdom Of Congress to deter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10


leaving balance hs provided for Of $685. 25 81
The whole amount required from loans may, there
FORE be thus stated:
Tor the fiscal year 1882 under existing laws. Si54i65 90
enscted 2ooOo.Ooo %
For the fiscal year 1869, also under laws to be
enacted 3Ts53i PAS 81
Making an aggregate of............. 1854 $50 $40 81
The total may be stated in round numbers at
S65j, 100000.
A tabular statement will accompany this report,
showing somewhat more III detail the actual and
estimated receipts and expenditures of the financial
years 1861, 1862, and 1868.
1t only remains, in order to complete the view Of
the financial situation TO submit statement Of the
public debt as it was on the lst day of July 1860
and 1861, and will be, according to the estimates
now presented, at the date in each of the years
1856? and 1868.
The az tarraat e., hr;af sc a. folinxra,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

money transaction, .han the two prior loans was, IN
GONE respects at least, more so. IL var coaplso
with no arrangement for reimbursement, aud en-
tailed 20 immediate expense the treasury, beyond
that Of preparing and Issuing the bonds II wds
coupled also, with IN understanding ~ he form Of
an OPTION to ,he associates, that or after the To-
Of January fourth advance OF fifty millions should
be made, on the sane terms with the first and second,
i practicable and qlired by the Secretary.
In addition L. the loans thus made, the Secretary
hos issued United States notes, payable demand,
ia denominations Of 81 $40, and $20, Of which there
in circulation, according to the last retuins on
the 30th day OF November, 1861, 81, 1920 and
there remained IN the treasury az the same date,
$50 l05. The amount sims Issued far II en-
t,Is utO The circulation OF the country. may be re-
eardei ss q loan from the people, payable on de-
mant, without interest.
brie; recapituation will exhibit the general re-