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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18
CONGREssIoNAL.
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HoUsE.-Mr. Kellogg of ILL.,, presented
a memorial signed by 200 persons from the
District he Represented, against the amends
ment to the Constitution, lately introduced
by himself.
: Mr.. John Cochrapc presented proceed.
ings Of The New York Democratic Oonten=
ton, signed by $50. delegates, relative TO
a settlement Of the national difficulties.
Laid on the table. - ~ ittti
The House then went into the consider.
alton of private bills
SESATE.-The Vice President being alb
sent on account of sickness, the Secretary
called the Senate to order.
On motion Of Mr.. Powell, Mr. Foot took
the Chair
Mr.. Hale, of N! H., said be had been
asked by the unanimous request of the
Naval Committee to move the vote excus.
ing Mr.. Thompson from service on that
Committee, be reconsideted.s
The vote was recopsidered, and Mr..
Thompson was not excused.
h A. resolution for printing %, 200. 5addi-
tional copies Of the Agricultural report
from the Patent Office, was passed.
Mr.. Pearce. OF Nd, reported from the
Conferepce on the deficiency bill, that the
Committee had agreed to one portion
The agreement lstriCkes out the Chiriqui
amendment Before The question was ta.-e
ken on agreeing. the report of Mr.. Green
was called up, the Territorial bills. for. Ne
vad& and lDhcotah, which Wkre The special
order.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18
Daily gatetligta6
e. Largest Circulation of any Paper m
Western Virginia, -GAy -
monday Morning, Feb. Is, 1851.


B~THE BALTIMORE AND Quo Ran.
RO4p.-The monthly meeting of the board
of directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company was held on Wedpes-
day. 1t appears from the official report
read to the meeting that the total earning
for the past month Of January amounted
10 the sum of solo,3I4ro7, which, Is an in.
crease of Ssl,sl9 72 compared with the
same month last year. OF this increase
S27,IJ9 Il WAS on the main. stem, aud So.
442 % on the Northwestern Virginia, While
on the Washington Braueh there was a
falling oil of $2,2s2f9I.
We learn that the revenue for the pres
eat month, so far, on the main stem and
Northwestern Road, from freight, is largely.
in excess Of Fegruary, 1850. and, ,etstte
same ratio, wouldsshow an increase OF from
SIS, 600 to $40, 600 net for the month
The same characteristics regarding passen.
gers, however prevailing on the railroads
generally, are presented on the Baltimore
and Ohio, there being continued falling
Of, though much less relatively than dua
ring the last few months ~ = "a
The Presidepsstated to the Board that.
he had deemed it advisable, siuee the last
meeting, on account of interested reports
circulated by the agents of competing roads,
and others in the West, about possible In
terruptiOnstO the freight trains ON theroad,
by popular action along the line, resulting
from political difficulties, to offer distinct
gdarentee of the throughout safet, of all,
freight entrusted to the road.
A resolution was adopted approving
the action of the President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

ASDRkM JoHSsoz. The following brief
philippe from Turner'S SoaibfrH Star,
printed at Camden, Ark; is q fair speei-
men of Arkansas writing. Speaking of
Andrew Johnson's late speech, that paper
says: ~,
This seurrilous old puppy, Who would
not Eight q yeatling tsad frog, u he could
see chance to run, has recently made a
speech In the United States Senate, in
Fhich he. Advocated ieoefsi0p in. the very
elttsEsst terms. Hanging Is far too good
for such degraded old Eyetsh. He
should. be made TO eat Yankee nutmeg
Eraters, until his life Was grated over; and
then he should be taken to soap fAttory
and rendered up into. soap grease, with
which to make soap to wash the feet of
Horace Greeley. Tennessee should hurI
such despitable old traitor from her COM
fdenee Immediately. We are satiSfed
thai God had no hand in concoeting such
men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18
a. p. LASDRETn & son.

This g u certify that with tho consent and an.
proTel OF ASsrSs D. lambeth 4 Son, have trans-
ieErSS their Seed Agency to Aessrs johnson Frost,
70. y Slnin St. Wheeling. Ya5 which Agency have
nation Of my old customers, Market Gardeners anti
others that the LAndreths have appointed no other
Agents lniWheeling. . q A. S.T0DD1
ny the above eertifeatcs It wilfbe seen that va
for "Landreth's Seeds I" and that Landreih adyiSes
Al who want Ills Seeds purchase through us that
they may avoid deception and mistakes. For All
seeds ordered through or purchased frUm us Messrr
landreth are responsible. They Rrs not responsible
for Seeds obtained through any other source. NE
E9qiu az PsEsops vi want his Aeeds against
gFng Their orders to any hut tho regularly althor-
iobs II Maia stFSet, Wb bsTSr, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

oIE1Etisb. Fsb6. 16.2Tihiee EineoiI par
~ left the Weddell House 6t so this
morning They we're escorted 70 The depot
by the military and an immense con-
course of citizens. Tue train LETT the de-
pot at O'clock, Mr. Lincoln bowed adieu
from theiend of the rear ear, amid Voeiler-
Gus cheering. Weather tiue.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18
Landreth'S Seed Agency.
NOTICE.

nR. TODD las relinquished The Agency for the
II sale Of landreth's harden Seeds 10 Wheeling
AND with our concurrence has Transferred the same
70 dessrS. johnson ErOSt who viii LeTGaffer et a
our aeeroiited agents SFhre1ing. iiEfRtt0dfIisn.
erS who have heTetoioro forwarded their orders
5.aronsh Dr. Todd Hre to forward through
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

SIhyER PLATED CASTERS, TEA
- SITS: Napkin Rings Cups Cake Baskets &C. &c,
dee.9 Q, I. Drown, IFS Main st.
JUST RECEIVED
FRESH LOT CIIEEsE-pew and oId-s,r s,lo
a leb2 by LIST, MORRISON co.
ATHITE ILLUSION. -
Wv JANIS just received by GEO. II. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

RS-AXOTuER HAUL OF RAsc4Ls FROM
OFF PPE CREEk.-we gave an account
some six months ago of the arrest of a
gang of rascaIs, near the mouth of Pipe
creek, which empties into tie Ohio below
this city. The fellows were charged with
burglary, aad 1T was shown upon tue trial
that it was systematically understood be-
tween them that they were to steal any
thing they got their hands on. They were
nearly all sent to the Ohio Penitentiary,
from st. Clairsville, aud are nov perform
ing mental services in striped clothes
The punishment of this gang didn't put
check 10 rascality, as 1t was expected, for
on Wednesday last, man named Gilbert
was arrested, charged with passing coun-
ter:cit money. Gilbert was much alarmed
and hoping to escape the punishment he
deserved, was mean enough to turn States
evidence. lie gave the names of some
half n dozen or moro others, who were
associated with him in the counterfeiting
business, GU both the Virginia and Ohio
sides of the river. A number of cousta-
bles accordingly made descent upon tho
community and arrested all whose names
had been mentioned. The parties were
NIL committed for trial. ItissuppOsed that
the gang were extensively engaged in all.
sorts of rascality, and that the association
numbers as high as twenty persons in all.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ArrIyhI OF the city SrBuitimor.

NEv YoRk, Feb. is.4The stsamnsil
City Of Baltimore has arrived witt. Live,
pool dates to the 3Ist..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

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lhey seldom fail in remOvcing the Nau-
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Tue Literary Man students, Delicate Fe.
males, and llpersons Of setientaFy HABITS,
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sne appetite, giving tone and yigor to the
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TEN. "a ! S.es u So 50 Wv /" ti0le SSs--
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py The use Of these Pills the periodic attasks 0
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They seldom nh In tsnGrinE The Naussa and
HtadaeEs TO which females arc solsuEisSt.
TiiSE Ast gently sFOn ths tgusls.-TenoTiDs Cos
tirsEss1.
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them to children.
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AIIOrdSrSs should be ailrOsSe,lto
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4s Cedar ST., New WORT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

sEcEssIox has added another new word
to the vocabulary. The Southern Literary
4esteagE for + btualy has an article ou:hs.
Di'-teaRsestioNof the State E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18
9gg 0eles5gIrsalqh

Reported for the Daily Intelligenc.
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/ ] HGsISEsk AorI&EsA :

E9seN4 4 pom March 1seI.-H.r-
peF' Godeys, Ptterson's, Ballou'. Knict
l !. % sktF, Leslie's Gazette, Of Fa,bton
A a,l.' Monthly. Also the n i6dhg Al.
=. l'a "a ana variety Of other literary read.
ing Please call!and examine beioF. iSSSSI
ing elsewhere. E. wGrNAS 4 Sou
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

EFoSr ne ByaNinsy, iSto55yalE, 70. =
They have been testel 70 mora than = thnusipt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

From 0iS Dahy Mesa, lStls5FS4JR.L tie
cePhalIe Pills are taking the place Of all tinda.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

Prom ths HaHa'oha Valley SaT, Raustrhe, Va.
VIC arr sure that PsrsOtis .uEsring with the had
aFhe hO try them, VIII Gtiek to them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

~ single bottle Of sRALDIXG,s PKEpaRED
OLDE viii save ton tlnlea iia eo-I annnalIl.En
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-18

Not long since sent to you for ip0x II Cepbaiir
PILLS for the cure Of tile Nervous IIel1elIe S,I c.
uvsneas and received tile same, aud LEsy nod 70 az,
aH ySeet baat trat fHsiiteti 10 and ftr 6rFr.
Please send by return mail. Direct TO
Hat-a.= a. X. WHEELER,
IpdIaHti, NIeh
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lust RECRIYED, l- =
q 200 bblS Extra Fan ny White Wheat flour.
,.ssslis and for 81 by. 7,,.,
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sFurcr CRErE IIuxr1Eorcx Co pa,
january Is, 1901.
- y s'AlD' sIE. so E
You will please send me two Boxcu Of your Cerha,-
ie Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully youFJ,
p s.-Lhart used one boz er goIr ii1ls and md
them excellent -F ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

Brewer-l7th inst, of diptheria, Elizabeth g.,
daughter of Elbridge and Desire Fifeld, aged 10
years.
Lubec-9th inst Martha Cove, aged is years
and 10 days Also, John Cove, aged 80 years and
months.
sufry-l9th. Mary Phcters, aged II years S
months,
Deer lslc-9th inst, Martin Thurlow, son Of the
late Capt. jeremiah and Dorathy Thurlow aged
"a years. He fell in the bloom of life, victim
of that scourge of humanity, consumption, after
a long sickness and much suffering; but death at
last has ended all his sstcring and sickness here,
and bis passport to Heaven, sealed by Gods act
OF pardon three years ago, we trust has given
him n welcome entrance to the world Of gloriGcd
spirits. He was pleasant and agreeable in his in
tercourse with Others correct in his department,
and unbenished in his moral character, and in
his last hours declared he happy, and then
took his peaceful exit to a better world :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

The following correspondence took place on the
presentation Of u Revolver to Lieut.. Mcfarland
something like a month since, without at the time
supposing, on The part of the donors that it would
be made public 1t is now published by request.
Ellsworth, May Is, 1861.
LIEUT.. J. D. MCFARLAND.
Hu;-The undersi gned, citizens of Ellsworth,
take pleasure in presenting you the accompanying
Revolver &c, &c, believing that it will be wor-
tniy used II occasion offers, in the defence of the
Union, the Constitution and the Laws.
AT the saise time, permit u.s. in behalf OF the
citizens OF Ellsworth, 10 express to you the feel
lug of pleasure experienced by ALL in no.
ttcing the rapid improvement made by the noble
company of Volunteers Of Ellsworth and vicinity,
while 1t has been under your charge drill officer.
Wishing you, and the whole command of Capt.
Frazier. an honorable position in the gallant army
OF our glorious Union, and an honorable discharge
and safe return at the close of the war,
We subscribe ourselves, &c, &c.
n. h. SAWYER and others,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

The SECESSION CONSPIRACY Edward Ey-
crctt, in = private bitter recently published,
declares bis knowledge of the fact that Tor
thirty year leading S9uthrrn p5li,iclns had
been r, solved to rrik the MIN, and that
the slavery question was but ptc,ext for
keeping up agitation and holding the : uth
together. The New York H'9,d j. inf rm-
ed, from trustworthy source, that on II
the latest occupations OF the row dec.a>c
>t"tar Douglas, Mas the partial vrcpara-
ton OF u pamphlet exposing from u personal
knowledge similar to thAt from which Mr.
Everett slctks, the secret Vaccinations and
public plans Of this great Southern conspira-
CIV,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

June 10, lat J!o3. Ion H. tarquc George
Leslie, Of ihomaston, from y igrk ter A.piawall.
March - lat 10 40. Ion = v, ship igalhoc
from Calcutta for London.
june ., lat g. Ion -, Er big Ocean Isle from
Cicnfleses for Portland.
june H. lat 81 30, lon Cj q. lntgue Vim Wood
side from Havana sor Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

Ellsworth-June 10th, by Calvin P. Jordan,
Esq. Mr. Whiting kingman of Watham to Miss
Mary Ireland # Cooper
Lubee--l3th inst, Mr.. Winslow Morton to Miss
Amanda Mars, both Of l..
Calais-i3th in.t., Hon. L. L. Wadsworth, jr.,
Of Pembroke, TO Miss Annie NJ. Kelley Of Calais,
Eastport-9th, by Rev, Henry l.. Myric, sam'l
l., " adswurth to Miss Annie f. Bibber
Columbia-Stn inst, Hiram T. Berry Of Maehi-
as, To Miss Julia Mckenzie Of c.
Banger-l6th inst, Mr. Charles II. Doe TO Miss
Damais : Dcane, both OF b.
Brul ssick-5th inst. Daniel Holt, NJ. D., Of
Lowell, to Miss Mary Il Dunlap Of b.
pottIand-l2th inst, Mr.. Jno. : White 10 Miss
Martha A. Sawyer both of Portland
Eastport-sth inst, Mr.. George A, Archer of
Clerryheld, to Miss Agnes ]. Sweeney Of Wood
stock, n b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21


Sch Ilamor has finished repairing at HI. port
and proceeded ou the l4th.
sch nm Drinkwater Moon, from sullivan for
Salem. put into Portland 10th inst, for repairs
having sprung aleak On the llth, e. miles ; OF
Cape EhIebcth.
Sch Margaret Of and from Machjls, Captain
Randall. grounded on South Boston flats Sunda Y,
and filled with water. but came ~ at high water
and was hauled alongside the wharf.
Sch Canton, at Bangor, had foremast splintcrel
by lightning, while At aLctur in Townsend hatbor
18th inst
Brig Mary Atriua, Of Boston, at New York I'm
Rcme-!ies, reports Apti -, on the outward pas
sase, IN lat sos Ion H. boarded the brig Malun.
kus, # Ea.tpott, abandoned, ard took from her
two anchor, and a chain.
sch Hnr'isctabblc OF Rocklanl, from York
for Weymouth, put into New Haven 18th inst
having been run into lay propellnr the even
ing et the 18Th, IL EaalkGer's Island, which car
rled away J.N.ptit and did other damage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21
bLLswoRrn, May 20, 1851.


N, X. SAWYER AND OTHERS, Ellsworth.
Genhfnea: Please accept my most grateful &C.
Acknowledgements for the very elegant and appro-
pirate present, with which you have honored me.
You may be assured, shall ever treasure I'd
regard it above all price, as token of your friend
ship and esteem, and should occasion offer, you
may confidently rely that it will be used Gin de
fence OF the Union, the Constitution and the
Laws, to p"nSsK treason, promote justice and il
defence ef sl,r right.
Rec'rroeating your sentiments in regard to inc
'pefconaiy, and thanking you for your kind wishe,
towards myself aud ny fellow soldiers subscribe
myself, Very truly,
Your eb't serv't
JOHN ID. MCFARLAND
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

Ellsworth goth inst. Charles Frederick. son OF
n. X. and 5. H. W. Sawyer, aged 3 months.
Deer Iss--l6th ult., Elizabeth, vile Of Hon
Richard Warren.
Farming On-sth inst, Hon. Nathan Cutler
aged Sc years and Il days,
Eortand--l5th inst. Mary, wife Of Hugh Ross
aged 46 years and months.
~Baugor-lbth inst, Mrs. Mary L. Dennisoni
aged II years.
Bangor-l5th inst, Jennie links, daughter Of
W. W. and Eleanor French aged years, mos
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