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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

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pjsassd me - vel n zi,s SHAPE Il EihS-
51E- Tbsg Heut zhzhnEs t9S long sDnGE.
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DOR, - the eE-sEms eaGE. The Negroes, one
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EaepY EslezE4g QUHLeI. and Seemed eom-
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tbeT passed OF, z1sI lie church Vas
cleared Lake lie eFszieE's ezeneise, Al
IL AL. 4bs (: tpsk ny esriosity o1aDre GBF-
ting = Tie kiHd nEd eTeE seen- G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

THEu snow In The nor,hsra towns Of Her
kIu'vr county, n. Y, ls said to be fall Ave
feet deer. In New iapPshlss II :, sig
feet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
HAIR DYEI HAIR BYEl HAIR DYE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DYE!

The Original and Best In Ghe WorIdI
Al otbsfu masS imltationa, and shouid Be AVOID
Cd, Gyoa wish u SSesps Fi4EeuiS.
GRAY. RID OF KUBRY HAIR Dyed ina:antIy 70 .
beautiful AnA Natural BFuWn or BiAek, without In
jury to the Hair or BkfA.
YTTEEN MEDALS AID DIPLOMAS have beon
aHaEdad 70 VIZ. a. BASrlELaE since 1919, aRd over
$500 applications hsE6boSH Hiads 70 the Hair Of
the Patrons o. his faloO6s Dye
w. a. BAUCHBL1RB HAIR DYR produces
VAhEGNSED not 70 iaHrp IN the least hOWsVSr Iohg
Hlay Be continued, and the nLsGSsts OF Bsd Dyes
FSoded; the aVgOratsd for Llfs b this splsn-
did Dye.
Boid 70 ali cities and ounI ofths United States By
pTuE3ihls ard fancy 0oods DoalsFu.
~ Tha 0snulRo ~ the namn and address upon
steal pBto engraving f0ur aide1 81 each box, Of
WILLIAM A BATCHBLOR,
mhlSrdkWly 40 Bond strsot, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
". A. BateheIor,s Han Dye.

THIS aplendH Hair Dye has no e4ual--InRfabtaRS.
oua 10 Elect BsaBtlfHf Hack 0T NStuFli BF0Nn-no
staining tha bkin qr iHiBing the Blr-Tomedio5 the
aS1afa an4 III eject Of ad byos and inTiEoFates The
H1lf Tor lie. AOna aFb Eannlna unless signed w,
4. BateliSIoFS soId eIsFyWhsFu,
CiIA8.HATCHE LOR, Proprietor,
o. Barclay Street, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

DR. JAS. MecLMTOCR's PKCTO-
RAJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ossfrDsse0ag4thsre
& ajgsTE CREST PGl zStE=Es EfrL any diseass 81
tbs rssAss.ogy ozEla b y eSer4 dss.rness9a- ca
HanpEtSzs bE9ashfiil, pilTiIJ, faag-ssgsr, ke- lie
eiase BEHIND = e0ssL; aid he 9nly orsesy Il SuA
eassa e1s-aS IN a. fr1zsaiats Eosort ts Tia FTsSi
TsEetsbse resBASy. Pr1es 500.
Eosa ~ LasghAns & Do.AAese, s. EasGssb4E,
Ersas8srt, Hoa draCZisssE-serni,y. Jyn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

AT the late PreIldantIal election San
FrnneissV;POllsa nearly io1r tAousapdmote
votes than New OrieanG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

sEcEsSror, qd iiJfnim qd fsjfaits Is fie
prospect do1a South. ubsa the bnPpy
family Of Southern SorersignS shall ell
Gnnlly undertake u unite on an under
standing. South Carolina threatens it II
the slave trade is not Opesed. Meantime,
Louisiana, who expects to be oae Of the
"indepeHdent" members Of the Confedera-
~, is fixing up tsriT just TO suit herself
and her Tbgsr interest," BY IsryinE specific
duties on imported Sugar. At the same
tine the PrOrisispal coDgfeSB is preparing
TO declare free trade With the whole world
and the rest Of Mankind a. Geperal
Taylor would ray. Wben they undertake
70 sgres to disagree, they will haze a
sweet, harmonious time, II the other Sow
ereignS are As amiable in temper as con-
trary little South carolinn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
SPECIAL NoFICM
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
Commissioners Sale OF PuItnel
Coal MiUeq

-. /. NOt4A NAAlNE5o
NJELL OPENED AND IMPROVED pom THE
VI IHupply Of steambnats and the river trade With
cal Of excellent guaIty5 With s5l acres OF IaIIi
nnh about - Dwelling IlO1sea With al the improve
HsntE; steam Kuginea, Bank Wagons. Railrnadl AMI
Ennny oteF opt.aEtsnabeea embraeiBg all the river
iront q the EaIE1urV " lRiIeg below BeIIair, IN
Eelmont Co Ohio, in section q, 7. so. :. range
30. 2 This property = . very deEirlhie one, and
0ef1 = FaTe chance for pThtabIs Inv sstment being
appraisal ~ only 1000. AMI e may 10 sold for two
thlrd4 o. hppfAlsemgnt- IL properly managed Il
VIII Yield large annual interests. Tie ale vii
taEs plseS on Thhr5day, the 9Th day OF MaFoh 1851
SetgeGG ne heaFS Of 10 A. *. aud ?. a., a. tbs
Court HOule 10 St. CiaIrsyille, by
ROSS ]. ALEXANDER,
IsOtb-aEW Master Comm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

ThsfsilowaGi Il an s1trast from alsttor written By
The Pastor 81 BSptiSi Church 70 The journal and
Nsa.sngsFT ciheinnatt Ohio, and Spsakl volumes IN
aver q that VoFId.s6ltgWnOd msdEeiHS-HES, HTHs.
LoR'a BSOEHNo sERup toh CnILDBGB TaFHHO;
I'VE - An Advertisement in your eniHInnG Of NlB.
BinSloN's Soothing EtFup. Nov We hsySr aid =
word in fsvor % patent mtsihs before In orr IliS
bat Ne Tel eooPsiisdito sAy 70 youT rnadsrs tIat
this e no hHmbug-aABAVGT AIEp ~, AID EHVHIT 80
n Az II etAitS. II Is pHobabIy, 0ns o. the molt
EaoeeaIfal edlelnSs = Tie day, boehuSU It Il %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

EOR REHT.-Tbs VINEYARD I,.lo,,-f,s- =,
II -Nra. Daniel Zane. aud titiata on wheeling III.
sad. For f9rt1sr inlSr1atIon, apply 70 KBEHBZRR
ZANE, on the Ihlnnd. febF6-2W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
PROCI,AMATION


WE uEEKEI COMMAND J0<E FsH L WILDE
~ eG:Se eity 4 = sstlzs- .s-,r - azs
f7E the Sis1r5SstiSa q YALEGTlAE-S = Al Erzass
fFu-s IL GATE tiifs Ista Ensz aa3 % si-y a1.kuE-
ne afs n Oar Ez1Zs = rscsfT- AL zcc5ey1 81 ~
sane IEss IsE-tEssEtioa & = sv5ssBf
from psi KIs=fIsoos last En-srI1igs Eeoss ss;sa
Ger eari0Us ialif1rioa q he eauine ogea u d.
eeiTe Ehce uAo EsGy kzrs tss3er Bs-fi1CEts % eE-
EEess Each 0rlaer5 sra T,s-sss is I-s Us.s asa
ssA= Al Fsesi sT5rsSss u.5-Fe4, ;lsy eazsS: b-
rsl5e1 "a Eu5 ETe HrfsEiy UsS1Eie-s- ne fffsHin-
ts ssis q Fe n5osz Teis1bse res1rs a4rrn4In 4Es
pEese2t7-iSa I fbese te8GFF eFsst5es=
SiaL1s NHleHtihsG: EHEe Br-iding faFfAui1k-
100 zane result, szE yeaEs-
- jean
I'D Not IFs3y-TsFbaHs hst.
70 = D7otEful-lss4s TO FllaslEEt ae-
q1E1tz9ea. b9UeTeE.
EK1r~uleiF dsEbtfEl-sf1 soGae
e Saaiii p9tut0ss -
C.i soonI ~ thgSs frs= perezassd are productive
q the kappiest results
Given aDSeE ny had and sal this aifh day q
RehTozEy, ISL IN the city Ct v beelfaE-
fsb5 CUPID COP a. LSTE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21


Ez-Gor. War hes paass speseb-a
taiog be hesslr erer does. srcsp4 ubso he
is.Bosesguge1 gri4ioz 1este.r. Tbi8tpeseb
rhe Ea7zyey prists a szteasz. Il eoseia-
dag his rsnH-kS TIE "a Goyeraor p,sror1-
.ea-he sl-sys doss vbes he makes \
s5seeb-ubses rs We before reaaarked. Is
ssiseu, 5bis ttroe hsPssOrased bageiy-
Fog i5stsBss.
WhsssTer an eoDPsIlsd % take rev.
Ol1n9aaFY BLSad-4ga Col f9r55d TIA:
aDT PGinjot EbSsld bs compelled 70 take
taeb 3 EtsnS-ft shall BE such Siand rs
Esy GStherB tsEEbt ne - take IN fbe Ame-
Sieaa EsTOlaitOs jtkeIf-ii EbAIi y opeo-
Z tazil ~ aboYs bosKe-it shall DEFY tie
ssltsz-it EhGu defy the FEOfa Gsd tie
bsy0Bsl
Afte4 tits the nrplauss >sfss IL, uhieh,
the rePoa says. Vas sryDdaed.4 We
60Bit kSou Wis; kind Of -Esa3d1 be il
talking abogL Bu; % rnrttez.
Thea be Esyt, 81 viii 20 Bhat hare
pE11iped 70 do-so Gail gpos ny sovereign
Stste 70 e0yer ne With her negfS7-ubieb
we hope The Eo1esefzp stats VIII agree to
do. ';nad Fben The fails se, nnd her shield
IS iSPsred in the dsSs, 70 be traDpied up
on ~ tie fo0t u Black RePubjieAniSn,
uiIl turu from Il IN ueepiaz, bat not ia
despair, and rath 70 Sorse siEter cOm,son-
wealth, sid beg her to eOns.Hnd help me
% save my notbsr." which Is = very nice
AID patriotic thioZ Tor the Rr Governor 70
say, but before he arpthes.7 he osgat 70
be Safs that bic mother is in dagger
and thea" he goes Oh 70 conclude:
~CVrered With the rbieid Ead the amor
Of stats sovereignty, will, With naked
breaEt, meet the trnit0Fs AZ every point
lApPissEe.l ks08 1y yeskBes5, bot
=kB0H ~ iStsEritY = tbiS natter. 1 viii
ssSo - lozgaS I en- helP - aaTe, 40
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

Cheap and Delicious Desert.
TTeR LIQUID RESSET. II e lised by eyery.
~ 949aI' ~ 2. BOOKING, Agent g
tesl4 odd FsliOln' Hall Drug stors.
-DH0P. MILLERHR HAIR INVTGOR-
II AT0R klllA1R DYE. 4. BOOKING, IRent.
ga2 Glow aAll DEng Store. fe6ii
RURHETT's ,OocoIME,
~ : K Ksllis,o7'
'Rhiteomb'S AGthma Remedy z DOCKING At
Is6l4 odd FelIOWs' Han DFug store.
MAGIC ASSI9IILANT.--Ths( Ireat Rem.
III edl loE Rltg aud DyspSpIlA Can for Z Ps11bi.
S,.As bOCAIH9S Agents odd RelIoWu' HA1i Drug
'9 1e- :. febi4
FOR HBNT.--The Dwelling Ho1SS on
"a t0nFth street, u present oeeupiod by A. D, Ctt
100 APpld - thR store Of
ItSis sAN'LerTt son.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
R0BRRTso4 Z ORR,
@Denhsts@

BE1IEEa "a
Euuuzz-R-EEsasB -B-H1I- s-H- Ts14P
isaa- He AlEse5 CalEus1I- JazR EI,Gss- Ess- z y
EaE- RsS- 1r1zs Fx11l A. n X J ESsuI- n d
h Clzsazra Il q z A uzi6-eS2- n n IS. EoGd
II D IzIizns I B4siJlnzE, Zs1C5lzezz- karx c.
11a-El TEy1uc. EszEP- Z H1dsIsEz- M EIJzsE- q
y. Eru1zAIsi1s J X ZElItI- It,s LIS SAL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
.LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,

4 iEPHALIC sNUFF--CEPHALIC sNUFV
~ Just received. T. BOOKING, AS't, ODD PelioS+s
lISn Drug Store. 90. dssSa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-04-11
d

\ New STEANEB-The launch Of a new steamer
took place in san Francisco on the 9th March. An
exchange says
Telegraph Hm and other favorable points OF OBJ
servatiun, were crowded with people TO witness the
launch Of the Eew steamer -N;raiG, q; North Point.
H. every preparation hal been made with the
greatest care and foresight, the launch was 4 -plen-
did success A. the stem Of the boat touched the
wafer, Miss Kate Lindsay, step-iIughJer Of Captain
symptom, broke y bottle OF wine over the bow, and
chrj~'eu-i her -NtUIf1. She l.. doubtless. the
finest steamer which has YET been built ;or the Sac
rlmento waters.
DEATH or \. Il. M-ELONY-Auothe has been ad-
d~i To- the long list 81 those vino have gone down to
the grave, victims 10 the unqueuchlUle appetite for
strong drink. \ 3. Meiony, COw prro.er in our
State Government, died II Lafayette, IN this county,
Oh the 1t inst, and was consigned to an untimely
grave On the following day, almost " unwept, un-
hCuOred, aud uu-uug'
The RI>ING GENERATIoN-There are at this time
in ca itoruia. DISH children under y years Of age:
2y,JiD boys and .1,JI7 girls between the ages OF 1
and Is 3D,@32 o. both sexes under / years OF age.
There are 1908 boys and ll,Oy4 girls attending
public schools ia the State.
MtsuSIC-The splendid Masonic Temple, at the
junction OF Montgomery, Post and Market streets,
the foundations OF winch have alreIiy been laid,
Will be Immediately recommcnced the Order hay-
ing raised the funds required for its completion.
When finished. IL will Toe one OF the finest and most
substantial buildings in the State.
COPPER IL CALAyEEA~-Thcre i a copper mine
in Ca.ayeEIs County. The Columbia Cal. Courier
says that = 200 have been spent in opening the
mine, and that ore worth 100000 has been taken
out.
Coal Ou-The HeaIisburg Rcrieu states that the
newly discovered coal OIL springs are near Natole
Valley, Humboii county, and within eight miles Of
a good harbUr. The oil, tar, or a>philtuIu. oozes
from hiii>iies and settles ia cavities AT the base, form
iug pudIes. II readily iguItes and burns when fire
is GppiieI, - resjuuus substances would.
WA>HOE-A correspondent writes from Silver City:
d" We nave eight quartz mil : now IN full operation,
an with their noisy ciamOr ana iHuumerah'e occu-
pants. We look more ike city OF dtty years tnan one
years growth; there are also twelve grocery and pro-
vision stores, eight restaurants and boarding houses,
Two real estate and mining agencies, -four black
smith shops, Two express Offices, Two drug stores,
telegraph Office, two meat markets, and quite q
sprIukIiug Of whi>key shops. etc, altogether some
three hundred buildings, i few fire proof ones.
and there are twenty or more to be erected the pres
et month.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE arrival, Oh Thursday last, OF the schooner
Sea Hitch, Capt. Chapman, ledlys passage, placed
u ~ receipt Of our New York Mails aud Expresses
Of Fec. I and IL, with san Francisco dates to the
18th Of March.
The reason that the Ocean Pearl iii not bring
the mail a. expected, vas that the compensation
offered was not satisfactory t. the Captain or own
ers.
The news brought By the schooner. proves not to
be so full or important as was expected. It was
Thought that the Inau .ural address, u President
Lincoln would be received, but it had not reached
san Francisco, when she sailed.
From our EIchtnge7, We CLEAN the following sum
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CoNPRDHIsE K0POsITIovs-Ther are before Con-
Eress three plans for quieting the country and saving
the Union. - they are often spoken Z in couuec-
ton Sifh public doiugs, the following abstract Of
them may be interesting and convenient
I Mr.. Adams proposition This proposes to fur
nish a constitutional guaranty that the teier1l Gov
ernment Will never hereafter interfere with Slavery
in the State. and to pass a legislative act allowing
al our territory south Of Sc 30 to come IN - =
State. with or without Slavery, a. the Territory may
choose
II what - known a. the BorIer-State proposition.
This j. 20 prohibit Slavery north Of 80 so AMI
below that line. TO %stipullte that neither Congress
nor the Territorial authorities shall ever introduce
or exclude Slavery, but leave IL TO fight its own ~ly,
under the protection OF the Federal Court, or on the
other hand, TO be discouraged by the Executive Gov
erumeut, or encouraged. just according to the pro
clivities Of the Executive for the time beng.
III. The main proposition of the Shareholders, sup
ported by Mr.. Crittendeu, and which covers all their
clains. This is 10 establish Slavery by constitutional
guaranty in all the existing territory south Of 90
30, aud all that may be hereafter acquired. Also,
70 allow the transit of slaves through the Free States,
and TO distinctly recognize them as property by ia
Constitution.
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From Tahiti.

The Echo On Plctfqus has news from Tahiti TO
the 9th Of January.
The Imperial Commissioner, in command At the
Society Islands, ha, advertised for proposals for car
ryiug the mails between Tahiti and Valparaiso. or
Tahiti aud san Francisco. The sum of $500 will
te paid. The preference will be given to communi-
cation with Valparaiso, but i no vessel Is obtained on
thit route, an Offer from San Francisco will be &c
ceptei.
\ reward Of $50 is offered to every vessel that
brings private or public dispatches, ~[i6ptctes r.
Europe, p~Ubiiques on p1rt'cuiiersS,l hoU Europe,
by way OF san Francisco Or Valparaiso, the Captain
having reported his purpose before his departure, At
the French Consulate and the Post Office.
AL the tonnage and port dues, entrance and
clearance fees, are abolished At Pupeete, the chief
port Of Tahiti.
Some murders having been committed on Faka-
nina, the natives of that island are to be punished
severely. The steamer Cassini will attack them,
carrying along = large force Of native warriors from
Tahiti.
The Messenger, of Tahiti, printed half in French
and half in the native tongue, IS publishing The
Adventures Of Telemachus - IN the language Of the
Syciety islanders.
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From Europe.

We have European dates 20 February.
The most active exerriou- are being made in France,
TO place the army IN the most efficient condition,
An ailitjou Of seventeen regiments Of infantry be-
ing provided for.
Warlike measures are also on foot in Denmark, in
view OF certain menaces FROM the Court Of Berlin,
and twenty Two new war vessels have been engaged
The tendency 90 2 war in the Spring was said to be
s'tcseuiUg 10 lr.y.
The blockade Of G1e,a has 8 zen proclaimed. and
the inhabitants allowed s. lew hos time 10 leave the
city.
The .u7aiterr announces the annexation Of Nl--5c-
CO 20 France 90
Another armistce is granted TO the he-iegeI IN
Gte,i.
Lord Ra.seIrs speech in Parliamen; Is regarded in
Paris A. Sar.Se.
Cold The Winter in England has been intensely
cold. - severe was II from Christmas 10 January
9Th, that on the latter date the Serpeufiue, in HYDE
Park, London, re,emhlei the frozen Nevl Of Russia.
The &c" was about eight inches thick, and Al eight
o'clock that evening. 100000 persons were on he
illuminated ice, tents were niled With persons eettirg
refreshments, ami a. almost AL the crowd, whether
skarius OF walking. carried colurei lamps, the scene
was truly SPLENDID. some thousands remained all
night, aud the l. udon papers describe the scene -
having no equal since the frost OF ISL, when au OK
was roasted whole on the river Thames.
DISTRESS II LONDON The London Times II Jan
uary 10th says lereyer = LONDON paper reaches
and 1t i hard 10 say where 1t does rut-rhere col
umu after column TELLS Of hopeless restitution, starving
masses, towns Je-i--ei uy stern famine, neglected
desert. unrequirei niusrry, starvation and naked
ness "A; our very dour-. ami all that We might expect
10 hear IN the most oppressed region of the continent
after 1t had been |yiiit.ed by invaders or taXgIthereis :.
Famine numbers it, thousands. The distress IN this
metropolis l. brcuu.iug a fact Of Eurorea" dimensions.
Lord John Rus>el, in q letter TO the Manchester
Chamber OF Commerce. refers 10 the possible effects
on The cotton supple, under the political crisis IN the
United States, aud tenders To the cotton mauut'c-
lures the services uf British Cuu>uls IN all cortOu-pro-
duciug districts. for the dissemination OF the wants
OF the cotton trade. aud the acquisition OF iufur:na-
tiua relative TO possible supplies. lie says that Gov
erumenj l. not prepared 20 incur any expenditure or
any liability in the matter, but he thinks the Con
suis mag be useful in a>cerIliuiug what amount Il
cotton may be farthcpmiug from their respective dis
tr,cts To meet any sudden demand, or what amount
might he brought iutO the local market If tine native
dealers had a reasonable assurance OF finding custo-
mers for il 1T = given time.
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RIL CARPETING FOR SALE BY
233-2m w. A. ALDRICT
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II NIVES AND FORKS.
IN Pocket Knives,
Butcher Knives,
For sale by
235-3m W. A. ALDKICH.
ENRE-PROOF PAINT,
For sale by
23s-3m W. A. ALDRICH.