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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
Robellious Postmnstors Deeapltated-


Postmaster General King is evidently no
friend of rebellion. A sharp letter, adj
dressed by him to Mr. jenkins, Representa-
tive from the adjoining district, ia reply to
queries as tOhis objeettn removing Virginia
postmasters-and whether summary de-
capttations are TO be the rule of the de-
partment-lays down the Law in this
emphatic an j manly fashion.
II have to inform you that Nr. West was
removed for leaving his route without per.
mission from the department. and actively
engaged in a movement the 6V0Wed object
OF which Is to induce the Withdrawal Of
Virginia from the onion. In other words.
he vas discharged for undertaking to dsStrog
the go5erRHleHt from whose treasury be was
drawing the means of daily subsistence,
and whose Constitution he had solmenly
sworn to support.
tYour second and fourth Undergraduates
may be answered together. did not adj
wise with you, because had good reason to
believe that you were yourself, honestly, /
doubt not, fully committed TO the secession
interest in your state. AS TO the policy 10
be pursued 10 the future towards your
friends in office, can speak only Of what
may be done in the few remaining days OF
this administration; aud hesitate not to
assure, you. thatlfi during this short time,
any other cases like the present come be-
fore me, THAI esteem Il ny ihlperdtiUe duty
to 1ltrSWe the eOaTse adopted IN this ill5tdnce.
'.This being not strictly an official letter,
may be pardOhed for adding that am
for the Union without equally
against diSunionists at the South and abo-
litiOnistS at the North, and for the inst
rights OF all sections in the Union.
~ have the honor TO be, very respecttni-
ly, your Obedient servant.
HORAFIo KINfi . {.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

VASTLY FAM this week gets of a; good
hit % the eR9F4 being made b. The two
schools of New York Republicans to get
the ainiide track Of the new administra-
tiOp, Old Abe is represented,a s standing
up very stFatg6t and sober, bat In hand,
Regarding, with = ratncrS depB9ul. suspt-
ctOhS, expression THurlow Weed, Who has
him by the button hole, aud is eagerly
putting in thus: 'aTfast to my friend
seRutd-truse TO MS, Wen co6Promise
this little diHculty for you. But trust to
Us. Gentlemen ftonlthe country are often
egregiOusly swindled by sharpers. lin.
pressive!y.l Trust to us.a Mr. Seward
is on tue other side, adding his assurances
to Thurlow, with all his accustomed
suavtty. Meanwhile tide door opens a
little way, and Greeley, With Chicago
Platform in one hand, sfeins struggling to
get in and exhibits great wrath when he
discovers how Old Abe IS environed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

THE following Postal Service Bill pass
ed the Senate on Monday, yeas "a, nays Ia:
Be il enacted, &c. That whenever, in the
opinion sof the Postmaster General. the
postal service cannot be safely continued,
or the post ottice revenues collected, or the
postal laws maintained, on any post route,
BY reason Of any cause whatsoever, the
Postmaster General is hereby authorized
to discontinue the postal service on such
route. or amy part thereof, and any post
offices thereon, till the same can be safely
restored, and shall report his action 70
Congress. -
Al Florida, Mass, there was at last as-
counts, = snow drift thirty feet in depth,
and ons. thLrd. of a mile long.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

Ma. sHERNAS said, in his speech on the
Tariff bill, on Saturday, that the public
debt is now ntuety-six millions of dollars,
and six millions will be required to pay
the interest, in addition to the ordinary
revenue. This S9o,OoO,O 900 does not in
clude the items reported by the Court of
Claims, those included in the bills before
Congress, the suspended accounts of the
Departments, OF the money distracted
from the mint at New Orleans. To meet
the approximations for the next year will
require S46,s5O,oOO, which, with the ap.
proPPiations and interest on. the public
debt, viii make S67,54l,4ll.
Certainly, there is need of soma measure
that shall bring revenue to the Treasury.
That ninety-sik million debt and empty
vaults, afford good subject tor reflection.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
HAIR DYE HAiRIBYE! HAIR DYE
,W,A,BATCHELoR,sH AIRDYEi

The Original and Best IN the WoFldI
Al otReneFe mers limitations. aud should be 4vOid.
Cd, II Jsu ,g4Eh 70 escape Fidieuls. .t -
GRAY, BBD or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to .
beautiful aud Natural Brown or Black, without in,
Jury p the Hair or Skin.
9RlFERN MEDAGs ANDDEPL0OIAs have been
awarded to w. A. BErcHElnA sines 1889. and over
5000 APplIeatiOaS have been mado 70 the Hair q
the Petrons ofhis famous Dye.
7 "a BAUoHELaR's HAIR DYE produces q
color mot to Be distinguished from nature. and e
yARRGNIEp not to iuroIn Tie loast, however long Il
may be continued, and the illrGects Of Bad Dys-
Fewsded;t the IAiE for Lfs by this Spleen
did Dye. -
sod In All etioS and towns Of the United sta4Ss By
pEaGElsts and Fancy Goods Dealers. ,f
Z TilS Genuine has tie name and address upon
WILLIAM A. BATCHBLoR,
:. WhlSdGVly 10 BOND Street. New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
va notice that in the Convention day

VIZ notice that in the coavention day
! or two ago, Nr. Raymond, of Marion, in
trOduced a resolution setting forth that
the Consultation of the State should be
amended and that the Convention would
amend it. The resolution was ordered 10
be printed. and when the fiery secessiouists
have spOuted all they wish to. We shall
expect to see some action on this or a sim
liar resolution.
! 1t is becoming every day more ap-
parent that there viii be NO secession
/ Of Virginia. snsh speeches as that OF
Moore, Of ROckbridge, show that the East
ern par1 Of til estate is not all ready
to be trailed after South Carolina. There
are many true men over there, and they
are going to make themselves. heard
A man to make Uuiou speech In Rich
mond, has got 70 expect all manner of in
sult and bullying, bat this very fact will
strengthen the hands Of the Union men;
for while few poor fools will te frightea:
ed by itinto compliance, every man whose
Support is really worth having viii resent
the anmaniy and rufianIy arguments Of
force and terror, "
When the disunionIsts shall have gone
to the iimitnt their tether, they will fad
that they hAys-not arcomplished anything,
but confirmed. t6eIr foes. and disguised
many who, had sbey, plE,aed different
course. would have ne 6ethGis frisuds.-
Add when they have thus exhausted them-
selves, we shall look for the Union meu to
come down on them like an avalanche, and
crnsb them.
We believe this will be the result, be-
cause all the delegates-to the Convention,
except some 20 or 80, were elected as
Union men, end have given assurances
that as long as there was any prospect of
an adjustment, they were opposed to Sc
eessionr and because there is now every
prospect of such nm adjustment satisfaeto-
~ to the border States. The Peace Con-
gress has agreed, and recommended action
to Congress, and the Lower House yestsr.
day agreed upon a plan of Compromise, of
which an account will be found elsewhere.
This Hction will, We think, at once stay
and roll back the tide of secession in ytr-
giniai and we shall not be surprised if an
ordinances of secession issuever osered in
the Convention.
In addition TO this 1t Is very cur.
teutly believed that Hon, John Bell
will accept a position in The new Cab
met; which, if confirmed, ought surely to
give assurance to Virginia that her rights
will be respected 1fsuch men as Bell, for
whom yirsipiq rast her vote, aud Gill
per. of y. G.; are willing to ill honorable
stations in Sthe new ADMINISTRATORS, the
border States haze nothing to fear; for
such. eminent and patriotic southern men
rs Mr.. Bell would not 60 into Mr.. Liucoln's
Cabinet if they thought his, administration
South. - Z : :. = Z !. : a
Therefore, We say we think the skies
are btigh.egiug.. ID Liza ,s..,,,i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

Cabinet speculations are numerous
Greeley and Gtddings were on the floor
OF the House to-day, comforting With aIl
the members, and urging on the schemes
to get Senator Seward ont of the Cabinet;
but it is generally understood that matters
have been settled adverse to their inter
ests, their attempts did not amount to
much. Thutlow Weed arrived Tonight,
and his influence goes against Greeley Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
NovEMExTs on va. LfNcoLy.

The President elect was engaged to-day
with friends from . 4. N. until 2P.M. Al
half past 10 o'clock he rode out and was
gone until noon. Governor Seward, Sem
ator Spmmer, the New York, Pennsylvania.
and Indiana congressional delegates, Ira
Harris, Senator. elect from New York, Vice.
EEesldent Hamlip, aud Governor Hieks.
called on him during the day. The latter
gentleman remained some time in consult
tatton with Mr.. Lincoln, aud busy rumor
has il that 1t was 10 reference to the cabi-
net selections. Mr. Lincoln walked out
this morning unattended.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
- TnE IXAuauRAr1oYr

A double fence, eight feet high, and five
hundred feet long, is being erected from
the rear entrance to the Senate Chamber
70 the street. Through this passage Mr..
Lincoln and Mr.. Buchanan will pass on
the morning Of the 18th Of March. II Is 10,
prevent the crowd from pressing upon
them after they leave the carriages.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
THE GREATEEGLIsH REMEDY
SIR JAMES eLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills. ]


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This inyaluabiO me4ieine e iinF IN ne cure Of
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on the monthly pstiod With regularity.
Zach bottls, prize One Dollar, bears t66 Govern.
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tho e5a9tttatiou.
Ruil diFGstiPAs n The pamphlet aTepu
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anthgriasd AEalts illin1lTp btitf ooitaiuilf Is
pills w TptlFl Hlli&f .1sE ~ (
sal4 y 1Ag1ML1Ns ABpsHFIELp ard !, n.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

|. pr.lI,onINTocK,s COLD 4 ooUsn
MIXTURE psrtsrms in every inEtaass, Whist M
promisel Hhep Il was Introduced. It cures Sith
the same uniform certainty that mOrninF di;bois
night, all the varieties Of assyFs cold or biFsi-
inge9uEh, and Immediately rellsvssinnuenzp, hOaue-
nSe and tickling q the palate throat Price, u
cents.
sold BY -LAUGHLINs BUsHPtRLD, g. FUN.
DhSBRRe, Bridgeport, and Druggists generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

DIR. JAS. lIeoLINTooIz,s PEoTo-
RAJ sYRUP.-where there is Confirmed cough there
Is always great peril To trias with any disease Of
fhe respiratory organs Is 10 court destruction. Con-
sumption, bFonehitls, psurSy, lunE.fsver, &C., lie
close behind Reough; and the only safety. n such
cases consists In an Immediate tSsrt 70 this 1sat
vegetable remedy. Price $500. N
Sold by LAuEhllns { BuShaeld, s. FuDdsnEerg,
BridgsPort and druggists generally. Ign
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

IHEAE appears 20 be but ore Ieutiment
Of universal indignation at the base and
shameful detection Of Gen TWiggu. His
treaeheryf Is the most atrociouS that has
JET been perpetnAted. A General of the
United States army, with his commission
in bis pocket, bound BY every sense Of duty
and honor that could inspire soldier and
ohieeF, he has violated all, and surren.
dered. his command bodily to the seces-
8 sionistl Of Tear. Gen. Tviggs has been
suspected for some time, OF an afiuity for
secession, and Arrangements had been
made TO succeed him In his command, but
1t had never been for moment supposed
that be would so far forget his duty al an
oaieer Of The United States army, as TO
betray his command iknominionsIy into
the hands OF tue enemies Of his country,
But hslhaT done It, and placed himIelf by-
the side Of the traitor Who triod 70 betray.
into The hands Of Sir Henry Clinton ,th,
fortEessOf West Point, aud the Americau
army, and, ip lthe attempt stamped his
name With tndslible iafnmy. 5j3
u Gen. Twiggs sympntbised With seees-
siouists, Why did not he resign his com.
: niistou aud join them2 he might have
done that With some show Of honor. But
instead Of that he adopted q course which
stamps him as destitute Of the honor of 4
soldier, and the honest instincts OF a man
entrusted With grave responsible post.
BE had Under his command near three
thousand United States troops, detailed
BY the War Department 10 protect the de-
feneeleas frontier Of Texas, with n COM
Plete equipment Of arms, military stores
and munitions Of war, amounting in value
TO one million three hundred thousand
dollars. This army has been disbanded
and all the military stores, ordnance,
forts, &c., surrendered to the secessionists
Of Texas, to be turned against Goven-
ment which shed its best blood aud gave
its treasure freely to free that ungrateful
people from Mexican tyranny, aud which
has ever since maintained an army uuou
Its borders to defend their lives and prop.
erty against the Indians. Such meanness,
is unparalleled. III
Gen TWiggE, we are informed, was Of
fered, some time since, the chief command
Of the Southern army. hut the army was
not equipped aud his reason for not re-"
signing his commission under the United
States, and accepting one in the Southern
army was, We suppose, that by holding
on I'LL an oPPoFtuns momeuti be could
hand over the valuable stores In his pos
session. and thus the more effsstpally,
feather his nest, How different this con-
dnet from that Of the gallant Anderson,
who seems to stand almost alone In the /,
Southern service. Aud how marked in
history will the two names stand out In
contrast. The one win be embalmsd in
the hearts Of the people as the true aud
tried soldier; the other will be scorned as
Arnold was in England, by even those
to serve whom he has shAmslessly sold
himself
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
sIANION-s FoRCE lILL. ]

The PostpOnement, or defeat rather, Of
Stanton's force bilI. will have an excellent
effect on the North Carolina election,
which takes place on Thursday. The Dor
der State men took goGd caro- to spread
tue fact throughout the State this after.
noon and night, by telegraph.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
sPECIAL NOTTCRa=
Rruptions. Salt Rheum. lErvsinela.

Eruptons, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas.
It's now generally admitted that an eruptive as.
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eanses and that Wnshes OF 6ntnents for than
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in, not to eure the dlstase, But HUfPHRLTa' sPII.
nc HoNIOtlFHic SAT- RRKUN PMS are q tue Eps-
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B4tbsEs Itch, Erysipelas, Pimplss on the Fses,
RingWern, and Nettiu Rash, by caring the eaaie
upon Witch they depend, and by restoring the Elm
70 the state Of health and purity. Thus not only Is
the diaeabo cured but the Soness and beauty Of tie
euaiplexioa restored
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

NEW STATS Asn TEaRrroRrEs.-Kausa
made our thirty-fourth State. 1t also re-
moved one territory from our list. New
Mexico will make the thirty -fifth, and will
take from Us another territory. But
with the addition of the three new terrific
rteS just ordered by Congress to he organ
iHed. We shall have list Of six in Rll, via,
Nebraska, Washington, Utah, Colorado,
DaeOtah, Nevada, all In a fair way "a, be-
come States before the lapse Of the next
ten yeerss They villRtgne tor.ths loss OF
the seeding States, and shall the latter
nOtretarn, the new States VIM Increase
The array to ithirty-6ve without them.-
Such is the growth Of the great Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01

Tas SiItiug of the State oonyeation on
Tuesdayt WAS occupied by Messrs. Goode
and Goggtn-the former IN finishing liis
remarks Of the dAy before.
In the House OF Delegates bill WAS
reported to suspend the levyiag Of taxes
6H The STATE on the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge terf three ysArt. Als6, a Senate
bill passed 10 amend the charter OF the
Wheeling Greek Turnpike Company.
a nessaEe vas received Ifom Governor
fletcher, communicating report and 5as.
comparing assupsnts from Hon. John
RObstson, Commissions visit the seeed-
Ing State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01


WIHtN month past these has been a
wonderful change in the popular feeliug In
respect to the inauguration of the new
President, The secessiouists boldly de-.
eiarsd that SIR. Lincoln never should take
hisrseat, and many of hissfrisnds feared
that before the eth of March the Capitol
would falliutO the hands ofths mob. 1t
was expected that Maryland would have
seeded, and the Capital thus become an
easy prey before the change of Admluis-
traitous. It-WAs even predicted that when
NJ. Lincoln. became President, IL he ever
should be would 6pd 6ftsen. Southern
States out Of the Union, and arrayed
against the government in an attitude of
defiance.
Well, the artt Of March is here, and not
one Of the border slave States he sseced-
ed. Neither have Tennessee. North Carolina
and Arkansas. Neither will they secede-
BY the fourth or Afterwards. Washington,
instead OF being In the hands of the fac
ton, Il still the seat Of government, and
will continue to be, Mr.. Lincoln is In
) Washington and has not yet been asSassi-
mated, and so great is his feeling of seear-
ity thathe walks out for health unattend.
ed. For some time It has ceased to be a
question, VIII he be inaugurated 1? II Is
regarded aS q matter Of course, and is
looked forward to hopefully BY good men
of All parties, who see Ia his peaceful in
auGuFation ISOLATION Of all our difionltles.
--$-A
3 AAoTHRR spessenht RSpIanatioar took
place In the Convention ON Monday. A
want Of space has compelled Us 10 oui,
the official report. Nr. Clemens said that
the official report o. the passage At word,
between himself and Mr. Hall, on satnr-
day was not strictly correct. Nj. Hail had
charged that NF, Clemens had been elected
upon a platform ''dietoted, by Mr. Camp
ban, Of ths Wheeling Iatsitigesesr. Mr..
Clemens deuIed, indignantly, that be had
been elected upon platform dictated"
BY anybody. In the report of The RaSs,y.r
the word '.adroeated" was substituted In
every instances for s'dietated," thus de-
stroying edmPietely the force Of the point
which Mr.. Clemens made. This strikes rs
ea1 spseimsn % very piafulqepSSeiE on
Iss palt Of sems one. OF a Esry iremarka.
BILE succession Of mistakes by the report.
ers. aiR SAL
M. BUoaASAs Iea7os he whi,s Hous.
for Whsatlaud direct. on the evening of the
9Th Of Marehi Immediately sfar Mr.. Lin
colu's inaug1ration
10 doubt tie old class wiz EEL much
relieved when he gets TO the quiet retire.
ment of Whsatland, he won't be the ouly
p! thst win ssei g either
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
p ER-DREssING
RENONATING MAGHINEl

t1i --4AA9GONA144QG 30ASdINEt
The soA iSaooeGHI IHEeHt Of me lind erty otl 10
tie E1iGEie
And We venture the prediction that Il never will
BE- exceiled for 4 proves 10 be exactly what All con-
ditons and qualities Of feathers from entirely new
TO old and much worn. nesi to render them a. per-
feet al age quality AM, condition viii admit OF their
eting made Ths cleansing Is done
ENTIRE ELY BY STEAM.
No IRE coming near the featliers consequently no
Hlity Of b1TIing. Soorchng, or otherwise in
turing them, which has been an Objectionable fsa-
ture Ia previous machines. BY this process ali
moths are Destroyed and removed. the fsntherS
cleaned, the hbIes relieved from their matted posi-.
ton giving to bed astonishing Increase In bulk
often more than OnchRlf: also removing ali dIsaI
gree5ble ecsnt which e common III new a well
a. old featheTs. - - - '''-
Our hHiliiel are such that by short notice. we can
axe and return Ieds the same day, well dressed aud
ready for Immediate use, for 0NE DOLLAR PRR
!4kp, including pillows aud bolster, provided he
teathsrs are Guitabo to with tho bed, and the
Combined weight does not exceed 20 pounds; over
mat amount ! eents per pound viii be added. Now
give ne your best or poorest, Old new, provided
they are Geese or Duct HeRtherH ws warrant salts.
faction or make nc charge
N.B.-All persons are rt5pecffuI1v inyits T., 81,
and see the Machine and its operation. on Monroe
street, one door below Odd Fellow Hall
IeDS9 Nv JOSEPH RRAZlER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-01
.-ANBRET GARDEN SEEDS,
No. 11slk NIAIN sTREET.

ySF RECEIvBD, BANDRETfps NEW cRoP
~ oataen seeds Whieh We VIII sell at the Qro,EeE,
Io ~ rates, ami warrant them fresh and 2eniiin,
al statsEnents 70 the contrary
from Iandre,hs can s. ~
i graeF5 Stlh uS Our friends may Sely on Us Ha
heretofore, for q fresh and genuine article
.4seleg T-s SMITH & GORRRIF,
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Therefore, We say We think the skie.
are brigbtspipg. l,.. .s..,ai....r
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Interesting to Housekeepers.