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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-26

PARA Coon SETTER.-The other day II
portion of Capt. Malsby's men stationed at
Fairmont, went down the east side of the
river on hunt of srcessionist On the
road they stopped at the house of :, seces
sionist named Armstrong, vino Lad stated
only few days before that he would take
the oath of allegiance on the ice when
hill froze over. The soldiers took Arm
strong out of his house at three O'Clock in
the morning, set him on log, and told
him if he moved until they came back they
would shoot him. The soldiers continued
on down the river and returned to Arm
strong's about eleven o'clock, and found
MIN sitting on the identical log, not hav-
ing moved muscle for eight hours. lie
was taken to the nearest magistrate, and
upon taking the oath was released
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vOr in tow, arrived TINS evening.
zoIIicoTcr RepuIsed Again His Loss
400 or sou. s. Loss 20 Killed and
80 Wounded.
rThe following dispatch records another
and this time Il very decided repuIse of
the forces under General ZolIicofer.-ED
Gin. CoM.l
Dr. L. d. Todd, P. NJ, Lexington, KY:
Zollicoffer renewed his attack on Monday
night at 4 o'clock, and attempted to take
Col. Garrard's breastworks by storm, but
was repulsed with n loss of 400 to 500
men. Col. Garrard's loss was abont 20
killed and 80 wounded.
P. NJ, Richmond, Ky.
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From the Kanalgha Valley Star, KunatOhd, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
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THURS, FURS, FURs.-sable, Mink and
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 25.-U. S. Steamer
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vor in tow, arrived this evening.
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From the Daily Netos, Netoprot, RI
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MOSQUITO NETTS.-5O pieceq Mosquito
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CARBON OIL!

HAVE ESTABLISHED AN OIL REFINERY
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ssg-TnE ELEcTIoN.-The following is
the official vote of the election on Thurs
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yotIce to Mail Subscribers

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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
len Davis nnd ENGLAND.

Of all men in the world, JEFF Davis is the
last one who could ask the recognition of his
Confederacy by England, with any prospect
of success. His advocacy and championship
OF Mississippi reputation make the pockets
of John Bull most delicstely sensitive, while
his hatred, dstrust and denunciatiOn of Great
Britain, expressed on every possible oppor-
tunity, must be very Calling to the old gem
tleman's pride. All the Secession leaders of
any prominence have been for declaring war
against England upon the recurrence OF ev-
cry trihiDg diplomatic difficulty. Toombs
told the Senate that he had been "praying
for war with England these thirty years."
and JEFF Davis, on May Z, 1860, thus expressed
his opinion OF the kingdom and its designs;
"This English teaching, this English phi
lanthropy, is to us what the wooden horse
was at the siege of Troy. 1t has its con.
cealed evil it is, l believe, the separation OF
these States; the ruin Of the navigating and
manufacturing States, who are their rivals,
not the Southern States, who contribute to
their wealth and prosperity. Yet, strange
as it may seem, there only do the seeds they
scatter take root British interference finds
no footing, receives no welcome among US OF
the South; we turn with loathing and dis
gust from their meek philanthropy
The author of this TRADE must be possessed
| of brszen assurance and Wanton reck less
ness to court now the introduction of the
wooden horse in the shape Of Prince ol
the royal blood; to run halfway and indeed
all the way, 10 meet the concealed evil oi
"tbe separation of these States" and tc
unite now TO take TO his embraces the tormel
object of bis "losthiug and disgust" Th'
Confederate JEFF repudiates his old opinions
! as IeSdiiy hs he does State debts, and we pre-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

SALE OF CoNFIsCATED VEssELs,--Portions
of four vessels owned by residents of the
rebellious States were sold yesterday after
noon at the Exchange, under the direction
sixteenth part of the schooner r. w. TulL,
the interest of Richard B. Gracey, of Louis
lana, brought $3.50. Six-sixteenths of the
schooner Clara, the interest of I. J. Hughes,
of North Carolina, sold for 81 800. The one
sixteenth part of the bark Isaac r. DGUis,
the interest of Andrew ]. Howell, of North
Carolina, was knocked down at $500, and
one eighth of the schooner Theresa O., also
belonging 70 Mr.. Howell, brought $780,
PhiLddeLDhid Press
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
News Extraordinary by Way of the South

We find the subjoined startling intelli-
gence, with more Of the same sort, in the
New Orleans True Delta of the goth:
Gossip about Washington-Ss,oGrd Drunk
All the Iime-RuptuTe Nth Lord Lyons
and Removal Of the British Embassy to
Baltimore.
The Richmond correspondent of the Mem
phis Appeal has the following gossip con-
cerniDg matters in Washington in his letter
of the l4th;
the llth instant, which, if they may be
trusted, reveal deplorable state OF things
there, such as must make the judicious
grieve.' Lincoln's machine is running very
badly. The screws are loose generally. AS
Mr. Webster said of @. ]. IngersOll's mind,
the whole concern seems to be rickeay. In
the first place, it is said that Seward has
taken to hard drink of late. There is an odOr
of brandy and water all around the State
| Department. The Secretary takes his drinks,
| in legal phrase, with continaendo, from day to
| day. One unhappy consequence of this
official inebriety has been rupture with His
| Excellency Lord Lyons, X. O. B., Hel
Msjesty's representative at the Gorrilla'l
Court. The special courier of the British
Embassy, whose business it is to carry hi
Lordship's dispatches between Washington
and New York City, where they are put ol
board the steamers for Liverpool, has beel
again and again subjected to an insulting
personal examination to satisfy the Yanke
Government that he was not the bearer 0
other papers than those intrustsd by tn
Minister. After vainly protesting agains
this indignity, Lord Lyons has submitted tn
matter TO his own Government for instruC
tions, and meanwhile removes the Legatio
to Baltimore, beyond the immediate scrutin
of the Cabinet"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

DEATH OF AN ILLINOIS SoLDIER.-Dennis
Kane, a member of the Thirty ninth Illinois
Regiment, (Which passed through this city,
was so i'll when he reached this place, that
Committee, and placed in the Mercy Hospital,
where be died on Friday of congestion of
the lungs. The deceased resided near Chi
Cago, and it will be gratifying to his friends
to learn that he was we'll taken care of, and
received every attention at the hands of the
Committee. He was decently buried at their
expense, and his grave appropriately Marked
so that his friends can procure the body at
any time, should they desire it.-Pittsbarg
Post November A.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
Is There a Nation Among Us e


The Gazette is belaboring the question
whether the Constitution of the United
States created a nation or a confederacy,
with view, as we suppose, to an argument
against the right of secession. That this is
or was-a nation in fact, whether made so
by the Constitution or not, has always,
throughout the North, in terms, been ad.
mitted. The GGzette's display of learning
upon that point is, so far as its Northern
readers are concerned-and it has probably
but few Southern-entirely work of super
errogation.
Yet the Gdzette's position is not logically
satisfactory; and this the writer feels, as is
shown by his propensity to strengthen it by
the multiplication of authorities. But au-
thorities, unfortunately, will not answer the
purpose. Our Constitution, whatever IL
creates, is originally compact-an agree
ment; and all compacts, whatever may have
been the intention of the parties by whom
they were made in respect to endurance, are
annulible by reversal of the process by
which they were created. 4.
We of the North can not stand upon this
ground with safety. II there were nothing
more Of our nationality than there was the
day the Constitution was adopted, there
would be no more guilt in setting it aside
than there was in accepting it. Our Con-
stitution is not merely a paper agreement
but great body of laws, customs, institu'
tions, interests and implements, that have
been born Of it, and have grown up undel
its influence and protection. 1t is these tina
give itall the sacredness which it possesses
With a compact intended TO be enduring
that which is done under it becomes as par
of its substance. Our compact has receive
a practical construction which fixes il
character. Up to a very recent perioC
although there have been an abundance
arguments that it was not, we have bee
acting as if our Union was a nationally
The true reading of our condition is to b
looked for in things, not in interpretation
To ourselves and the rest of mankind tn
United States has presented all the appear
ances that are essential to constitute
national condition. Our central GoVernmen
has performed MI the ordinary nations
functions, enjoyed all the ordinary nations
rights and powers, and created and cor
trolled all the ordinary national institution
But it does not follow because nation
a nation that it is eternally and inexorabl
indivisible. II is possible to imagine goo
grounds for even national disintegratioI
and they who argue for our formal nation
aAty are in error when they assume th'
they baVe only TO prove such nationality
place in the wrong all those who seek
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

RUSSELL ON THE NEGRO GAIT.-Reader, read
this passage from!One of Russells letters, and
confess with us, that the negro gait has
never been described before;
It is but month since / was driving
through magnificent undulating fields,
hemmed in by broad belts OF forests, and
heavy with crops of Indian corn and tobacco.
The rough wooden and brick huts huddled
together in the neighborhood Of the country
seats were peopled by men, women and chill
dTen with black faces, but for which they
might have done duty easily for Hungarian
OF LithuaDisn peasantry, attired in unc0uth
and hulking through the fields as II in search
VI mGChStVhtS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

CosT OF THE WAR ON Born S1DEs-It is
estimated that the expenses Of the war for
the year, commencing yesterday, will be
about five hundred millions for the United
States and three or four hundred millions
for the Confederates. The naval expedition,
which is costing us 30 much, it is expected
will increase the Confederate expense enor-
mously, merely for fortifcations, which they
are doubtless erecting at every vulnerable
nnint nlnnp the Atlantic coast.
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Excitement In Egypt Uncle Sam After the
X. C.'s.
FAIRFIELD, WAYNE COUNTY, ILL,

N 4 Az ~ WV ~ 4 1hh 4
October 30, 1861.

October 30, 1861
To Editors Missouri Democrat: Great ex-
citement prevails through this portion of
Egypt, caused by the arrest of the leading
and prominent men of the K. G. C.'s. A
squad of Uncle Sans boys passed through
McLeansboro', in Hamilton County, and
took in charge eight of the Grand Lights of
the Circle. From thence they came to this
place ola the small town of New Baltimore
and Middleton, picking up such second rate
traitors as happened to fall in their way. On
their arrival here they arrested three of the
hatchet-faced rebels, (this expression is ap-
plicable to all of them,) DR.. j. j. R. Turney,
Cyrus Dorman and Judge James Watson.
Doctor Turney, the prominent man among
the Knights of this county, was 10th to leave
his circle of rebel friends, but he could not
refuse Uncle Sans boys earnest invitations.
The peace party is dead in this country,
and its remains have been sent to head quar-
ters, and we hope they will be decently
hanged before buried.
Yours, &C., L. o. NJ. BUTLER.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

INFORMATION WANTED.-Martha Groomes
from her fathers residence, No.
1877 Friend street, Columbus, o., on Wednes-
day, October 80. She had on when she left
a green shawl, dark calico dress, blue Zouave
jacket and dark shaker; complexion dark, q
scar on the forehead, slim figure, and aged
thirteen years. She is troubled with heck
ing cough. Her parents are in great distress
at her absence, and any information Of her
whereabouts will be thankfully received by
them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

RAILROAD CoNDUcToRs BAILHD.-The Pitts
burg Dispatch says "0n application, FIVE or
six men, recently employed as conductors on
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, have been admitted TO bail TO answer
charges Of embezzlement."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

divide it. The question of the sufiiciency of
the reasons set up as ground for the division
will still remain; and If a confederacy may
be broken for an adequate cause, so may all
the ligaments, written and real, by which
nation Ia hound together.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

.wILLlAMS.-0n Tuesday, October %, at Des
Moines. Iowa, Harry H., only child Of J. II. and
Irene II. Williams, aged three weeks and four
days. SgST
MILJER.-On Sunday, November 3, in her sixth
year, Alice, daughter of II, U. and Rebecca A.
Miller.
CULBEBTsoN AT Culbertson's Station, on the
Kentucky Central Railroad, on Monday morning,
November A. at 10 O'Clock, Jas 7. Culbertson.
VEBONICA AT st Joseph's, the mother house
Of the Sisters OF Charity Of the b v. M, near Du-
buque, Iowa, Mary Veronica, the Vigil of the
Feast Of All Saints, in the thirty. fifth year o. her
age, and the nineteenth of her profession a reli
gense.
MALLORY On Sunday morning, November 8,
of typhoid fever, Dudley, son of VIM. L. Mallory,
aged three years, eight months and eleven days
Fun eral ser vices from the residence of William
A. Well, 1872 Richmond st., on Wednesday morniug,
at 9h O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

reported Engagement Betvsen Lane and
Price Nc CaIloch Returned to Arkansas-
The Wounded. Of The Body-guard-Later
Reports Continued Firing Heard COndi-
tion Of the Rebel Army, &c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

The official majority of Governor Ramsey,
in Minnesota, will not vary much from six
thousand. All the counties being heard
from, and the most of them Dy official re-
turns, his majority is FIVE thousand nine
hundIed and lOTty six.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
Our Army CorrespOndence.
LETTBR FROM THR GUTHRIE GRAY
REGIMENT.

Arrival Of the Cincinnati Contributions = Larz
Anderson How the Boys Feel with their New
Clothes-0ur Correspondent Jubilant - MAJOR
Slemmer in Camp win the Grays Winter at
Elkwater7 Deaths in Oamp-Trout Fishing
Condition Of the Roads - Irregularity Of the
Mails-Health Of the Regiment, &c.
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HOMIE INTEREST.

RB- You can save 800 per cent. by getting your
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sumo his opinions and Mississippi bonds are
about the same value on the market.--Louis-
Ville Jotyaak .
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Mr.. Elliot met at Warsaw, on Saturday at
noon, the TWENTY fifth Indiana, which had
been stationed at Georgetown. 1t was
moving on to join its division at Springfield.
Colonel Matthew'S regiment of Home
Guards was at Chamois Station on the Pacific
Railroad, where the men were awaiting their
equipments.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

DIED.

DENNIs-MOORE.-At Aberdeen, Ohio, October
81. by the Rev N r. Burr, Mr.. VIM. ID. Dennis to
Miss Hannah NJ Moore.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

na-ALwAYs In sEssION-Queen City
College, opposite the Post
1ff1ce seS.tf