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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07
Pony ExDre-s.

FoRT KRARNEY, March 6.-The PONY Ex-
press passed at 3 o'clock this morning:
san FRANCISCO, l9.-TKc Legislature
has done nothing important this week on
the Senatorial question. There has been
an alliance formed between tho Breckin-
ridge and u portion of the Douglas Demo.
Gratis. Fifty-fve of these fusionists met
IN caucus in Sacramento, last evening"
They were three less than a majarity of
the Legislature, which has in both Houses
us members. The fusion movement is in
favor of Denvef, aud his friends expect a
material Increase to the fusion Democratic
strength.
1t is apparently about an even chance
that no election can take place this session,
as after nominating Breckenridge Doug
las candidate, and an opposing Douglas
Republican candidate, there is danger that
one coalition party will have majority of
the Senate, and the other q majority of the
Assembly; so that no joint convention can
be called.
The Pony Express dates received from
the Atlantic States, via Fort Kearney. are
to the 5th Of February, with glowing news
on the Union question. All classes of
people IN San Francisco will Join in a
Union celebration on the 22d. Business
will be generally suspended.
H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07
From, Kansa.,

ATcuIsoN. Kansus, March "a meeting
of committeeman and Others from Tie
country, numbering about $50, and renrtz
senting "a counties, was held here last
night. a series of resolutions were adop-
ted expressing the utmost confidence in
Gen. POmeroy and other members of the
general Committee, fully endorsing tile
system of distribution adopted by them.
and recommending all moneys and sun.
plies for the relief of Kansas to be sent 10
them. They regret that conflicting state
menls have been sent from Leayenworth.
as they consider it may have tendency
to stop the supplies which are vet so ur.
gently needed.
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coNGREssIoNAL.
WAsnlNGroy. MarcI

WAsnlSGToS, March O, 1861.
sENATE.-on motion of Mr.. Anthony
of R. l., 1000 copies of the tariff bill were
ordered to be printed for tue use of the
Senate.
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, moved that when
the Senate adjourned, it be till Monday.
Mr.. Hunter hoped the motion would not
be carried, as he and others were anxious
start next Monday.
Mr.. Wilson said he had made the motion
on the solicitation of several Senator's
He had no idea when the Senate would be
able 10 get through with its business.
Mr.. Nixon offered resolution that the
usual number of copies of the Presidents
inaugural be printed.
Mr.. Douglas had come to the conclusion
that IT. was peace rather tllau Il war mes
sage.
Without disposing of tue question, tho
Senate went into executive session and a
short time after adjourned till Tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

TERRIRLR RAILROAD AcclDExr.-The
bridge crossing Simpsons creek, ON the n .
VIVA, Railroad, ii short distance east of
Bridgeport, in this county, gave way on
last Thursday morning while the tonnage
train bound west was upon it, and precipi-
tated the locomotive, tender, and eighteen
cars into the creek below. Two men, en-
ployees ofthe company, were badly wound
ed. One was the fireman on the train,-
uame and residence unknown.-the other
Mr.. J. II. Crawford, resident of Clurks-
burg, formerly resilient, of Fairmont,
Va, engaged in the cars of the Clhrksburg
and bennington water-stations, who, we
learn, is very badly wounded. We have
not yet been able to learn the full partic-
iulRrs-G udrR a
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BY TEIEGRAPH.

RALIiMOAE, March 6.-Flour dull; HoWurd street
and Ohio $500. and City Mills IS; with no SaIes.
Wheat hTm At 81 30 for red and 81 4Ol go for
for yellow. Coffee hrm At 121<9lS, Whisky hrm
PPtPApElPHIA, March 6.-Flour dull at SIS for Eu.
pCrhuc and S5a5.60 for extra Wheat las declilel:
sales Of red At S12s@l 80. and white Si3Sai I5'
Torn weak; Rio coffee commands l1l49lS Wills.
CIHcISXATT, March 6.-Flour dull and prieea Ir.
regular; email sales OF extra at 81 5OGS6 Erper6no
offered at $40. Wheat in rather better demand
and market firn at g569sc for red aud Sl6AIOS for
Oats dull at 2614c. No change In Rye or barley.
whisky dull and prices declining; 1910 bbl5 sold at
i549l4c, chiefly the latter. Mess Pork In moderate
demand At SlIG9lI,25. An active demand for bulk
Pork with sales Mt e and SIC for shoulders and
sides. Moderate demand for Bacon and about 40
hhds sold ut 7H@9lf, 10 and lO1lo for shoulders,
sides clear Efb aud clear sides Lard unchanged and
dull At SlS99Lc. Exchange on New York steady
At 1zc Premium. rs 7T..I-5lTI :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

a REWARD is OFFERED for the detection
ofHny ersoncounterfeitiug Initiating, or
the vender of any such counterfeit or imi-
tation of BorhGges Holland Bitters. The
genuine, highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers is put up in half pint bottles only, hay
ing the name of the proprietor, D. Page,
Jr.i blown in them, aud his signature
around the neck of each and every bottle.
This delightful aroma has been received
BY Americans with that favor which is on
y extended to scientific preparations
When We consider the marked success at.
tending its administration, in the most
stubborn cases of Fever and .Ague, Weak
ness of any king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Acidity of tue Stomach, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Costiveness and
Piles, together with the complete control
Il exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic
md Nenralgic Affections, we cannot won
er at its Popularity. Well may the iuval-
= ytlue this remedy.
For sale by I. Il. Logan & Co., and Lo-
a, List 4 Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

ALExAXDMA, Va, March 5.-Tho Ga
etc luaion) says that The inauguration is
not such an one as il wished, nor such as
will probably eonciliate or satisfy those of
whom the President speaks us dissatisfied,
in the South.
The Sentinel (SecessiOn) says that the
positions taken are declaration of war,
laying down doctrines which would reduce
the Southern section to the unquestiona-
BILE dominion of the North, us section.
The Richmond Why (conseryative) SAYS
that the policy indicated toward the seed
ing States, will meet with stein, unyield-
ing resistance by the united South.
me Enquirer (SGcessionist) says that no
action OF our Convention eau now main
tam 10, the peace, and Virginia must fight
The Richmond Depateh remarks that
every border State ought to go out within
Dispatches from Stanton, Va, saw that
the inaugural is received With universal
dissatisfaction, and resistance 10 coercion
is the feeling Of all parties.
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AiIssonri Convehtion.

ST.. LOUIS, March G.-Ths Convention
met ut 10 O'Clock,
Various resolutions declining co-opera.
tim with Georgia, were referred to n com.
n'i'tee Of seven appointed yesterday ia
report upon the Communication of Com.
missioner Glenn.
Resolutions in reference to coercion. Sc
cessi9n and cooperation with border free
and slave States, referred to COMMITTEES on
Federal Relations: -
Among the resolutions was one by Ex-
Gov. Stewart, that no overt act has been
committed by the Federal Government to
.JastlIy either notification, secession or
revolution. Also one by Judge orr, that
we have the best government in the world
and intend 10 keepit. = -
a resolution TO appoint committee to
consider resolutions looking to an amend
ment of the State Constitution was Ia
a resolution TO refer the Presidents in
augnrnl to n committee of the whole, after
debate, was withdrawn.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock Tomorrow.
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THE closing years of life are often reud-
:. ID vretehed by ailments which are
trihtng in themselves and easily cured if
taken, in time. Affection of the liver.
ston,ach, and other organs concerned in
digestion, IRE the most frequent. They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irrita-
BILE and complaining, and relatives and
friends are forced to bear the brunt oftheir
ill.humor. Tue use Of Hostetter's Cels-
brated Stomach Bitters will prove an
efficient remedy for this evil II will not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
iEation, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases of Indigestion, Dfarrhea, DysenteEy,
and Liver Complaint. The frss physicians
in the country are loud in their praise Of
this preparation. Another Recommended
ton of.the Bitters is that It is so palatnble
TO the taste that it may be used even as
beverage.
Sold by all druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

WAsuSGrOS, March G.-Delegates from
Indiana and Maine, seyerally paid their
respects to :he President, this morning.
in response TO their greeting, he made
brist, but evidently satisfactory address.
The commissions of the new Cabinet
officers have been signed by the President,
and Secretary Seward was the FIRST to en-
ter upon the duties of his Office at the
State Department. r---r5r5
1t was expected that Ex-Secretary Dix
would vncate his Office, to. day, but at the
request OF his successor, Gov. Chase, be
holds over till tomorrow. When Mr.. nix
entered on his duties, the Treasury was
literally bankrupt. There were reuuisi-
tiOns on his table from the Departments,
which there were no means of paying, ex-
ceeding Sl,9O0,0O0, fishing hounttes un-
paid amounting to nearly S46O 900. and
Treasury notes overdue amounting TO
about $3.50, 900 in all S2,70O, 600 These
have all been paid. Yesterday the ne
counts were stated, in expectation of Mr..
Chase's entrance on his duties, and they
show balance of the United States and
disbursing officers, applicable to the cur
rent expenses of the Government, exceed
ing S6,000,o0O. These, with the current
receipts from the customs, amounting to
about $50, 900 per day in coin, it is believ-
ed, will enable the incoming AdministrA-
ton TO sustain itself without calling for
further loans for considerable length of
time.
On or before the 4fh Of March Lieut..
Gen'l Scott and Others received telegraph-
dispatches cautioning them to be on the
look out for powder plots at the Capitol,
in consequence Of which searches were
diligently made by the police at the build
ing to satisfy those who had ordered such
examination that there was no danger
from combustibles.
The Senate to-day unanimously con-
frmed the appointment of Frederick W.
Seward, as Assistant SecretAry of State to
1 his father.
The President also nominated Norman
B. Judd to be Minister at Berlin.
The report that Ex-senator Crittenden
will be appointed to the vacancy in the
Supreme Court is generally believed but
not certain. The nomination was made
tO-day.
All doubts as TO Nj. Chase's acceptance
of the secretarYship of the Treasury are
removed according 10 a statement he him.
self made to one of his friends to-day.
l. The Vermont delegation called to-day
on General Scott, Seward, Dix and Bates.
Scott made D speech, in which he thanked
Vermont for her Presidential vote in 1859
The California delegation paid their re-
4 spects to Ar. Lincoln.
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BUSINESS NouICEs. !.

81 y 4AE9Sa n VI 1CIS. =
-crraAnrc Prtts, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cureall kinds
of Headache.
By the use of these pills the periodic at
taeks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
preventedi audtf taken at the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bOwels.-rc-
moving Costiveuess.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons OF sedentary habits,
they are valuable as Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring The natur-
al elasticity and strength of the whole sys-
TEN.
Far saleby REED & KRAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling,
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eB-LITTLE PIGs.-It may he a queer
ste, aud we may not lie promptly ex-
pscd for announcing, thus publicly, the
ossession Of it; hut We have for several
ays been highly delighted with brood
b little, fit, chubby pigs, which frisk
bout in the stable yard opposite our
bee. We have the evidence of ';Ilie Jew
at Shakespeare drew, that :
-sone there are, love not gaping Pts
a we are one of those; but the little
5ssy fellows, over the way, are so very
stty, so entirely fond Of fun, SO innocent
graceful in their exercise, aud withal,
hfTectiouatc aud intelligent that We can
resist the temptation to say word in
favor. There is one little, black and
e spotted rooter, that we have esre-
b noted us having tendency towards
+ sgay aud festiv" mood. Rat that he
ssIsngs to the brood, we should take this
% be a royal pig, and set him down as
ng been =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

A SUSPECTED Mall RoBBERY.-W. S.
and J. II. Kidd, two young men, brothers,
were ARRESTED and incarcerated in HArri-
son county Jail, on Tuesday evening last,
under the charge of having robbed the
mail on the route betwenn Clarksburg and
Bnckllannun. Suspicion first arose from
some letters found in the woods a short
distance from the road. The young men
are ont on bail of $500 each, to appear for
trial on the 9th inst.-N'orthwestern ITr-
gaia Gudrd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

SHOCKING AGclDESr.-A fatal acct
occurred a few days since in the fam
Mr.. Washington Miner, who resides
pc Central Ohio, RraileOad east OF
bridge. It appears that Mrs. Miner
gone foF few minutes to = hsighbors,
ling an infant of about year old, and
'lsle girl Of or 10 at home. A long
oiled skillet WAS placed on the CRATE
q water for some culinary purpose
little girl was seated before the fre,
q the infant In her lap, when leg OF
chair slipped into hole or broken
ice in the door, throwing bOtl of them
FWard upon the hearth. In their fall
ey struck the handle of the skillet, over
rning it, with the hot water upon them
Ives, sealding the infant so severely that
died in afew hoursj aud the little. girl
BADLY thatit IS Eearl she will not ne
yer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March o.-The gen
ieral opinion regarding Lineoln's inaugural
Is that Il is declaration Of war.
The Convention was In secret session
during most of the day and again TO-
night sos
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B1LTH6RE, March ar. Buchan1a LETT
= 9 oiel6th this morning, escorted by the
City GnStds. - ~
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80 Az INcIpESr.-Mrs. Livingston, a
yonng woman who was in search OF her
husband, took deck passage on the strader
at Cincinnati on Sunday. The Captain.
was soon informed that she was ina deli
cafe condition, and humanity gave her n
room in tue cabin. In few hours she
gave birth to baby, which was named
Belle Strader Livingston. The heart of
the poor stranger was cheeretl by the kind
"ttentiousof Mrs. Phil. Judge, Mrs. Cap
tain Hooper and Others. A purse of mon
ey was raised for the lady, and she was
proPerly cared for.
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eCouRrIXG. UNpga DIFFIcULnEs.-
% ight not long ago a young man went
q iouse about four miles east of this
slt an u counting expedition. On that
81 lii raiaed and the wind WIS never
SsRn The young man whiIcd away the
IN with such small talk as love-sick PEG.
y gays fud to indulge in and when
III Zinc came to go, he fingered in the
q hope that, us it was one of those
aia's when the liel is supposed to hive
bus ess on its hnnds, he would be invit-
u stay all night. In this he was mis-.
dk, and Mt last rose to take his depart. .
81. lie backed his horse out of the shed
vi g he had been hitched and mounted
Iot rainy nights ride. He proceeded
"a distance but the driving rain beat
slently ia his s0ce, and the night was
q that he could go no further. so
ST lug about he returned to the shed,
Isl and secretly put up his horse, aud
pm sRg a bed of hay, laid down and
4uQ ca away till morning. and went home
1e'oi tue people were up. Meeting the
snnn of the house some time after
sthe young mau drew forth his peck
et-'0pk, Had Rendering him monies remark.
q the iacre was intended to pay for
y BITS lodging, and explained the cir
eao aaces. The gentleman faeetiously
s. that tue young man might liquid.
- be debt by carrying over a couple o.
Us Accordingly, the next day tn,
gs were duly delivered, aud now tn,
oak u'aa tells the joke himself in AT
atible way, adding that he expects
to have bill Presented for the pa
o' which his unEed horse gnawed OF
evening Ia question.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

tn"@ te KuHqruha rai'sy fSar. Kasa,sAa. "a.
We are suro that persons suffering with the Head.
ache, Alo tTy them, III stick 70 them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

ESoH, De Duly Ne,rl Ntigprot M
cePhAlie pills are taking the place Of ali kinds.
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a--B0rn abroad.

Where sailors gang to Dish TOR cod"
hnir is as soft as silk, his eyes are red
bright, his ears short and straight, and
lis ganeey tail WI upward curl.
Hangs O'er kEs hurdles vi sWIrl.
little pig leads in all the exercises,
mands all the scouting parties, is the
~ the trough, and the greediest ut the
and doubtless goes to Market" aud
IS ut home" and cries "wce, wee,
doing all the work of the famous
celebrated in the nursery story We
hese pigs, running home every day,
potted h.vOrite leading the van, al
about the same hour. They know
pub hour as well as "any other man, a
Fl put the aid of time piece, or tue
log of gong. When the weather is
able they bask 10 the sunshine, aud
might comes and the cold wind, they
bed, hudling together and squealing,
trying to get the wArmest place, hog
human like. When frisking about on
days they perform eccentric prauks,
80 heins nttentiyely observed, must
i smile 10 the w:sest and most solemn
f. Pretending to be very much alarm
astoniahed at something, turning
l- ply around aud facing an imaginary
aud giving defiant grunt, as we
Seen quasiwild pigs in apple orchards
favorite eeeeutricity -four juvenile
"When ignorance is bliss tits
he wise. The knowledge of how
lived they are, Of how soon they are
tue stdes of their Gentle owners.
WITH. held from these pretty beauties, for
pc wise reason that we poor sinners
hidden to peep into our future lives.
asy knew what was going to happen
n. time next fall, they wouldn't be so
The best advice we can give these
On hams and sides in embryo, in return
amusement and the item they have
afforded us, ia to go it while
young. Eat, drink, and be merry,
emorrow you may de-
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BosToy, March 5th.-The Royal Mail
steamship America sailed at O'Clock this
morning for Liverpool. She takes out no
specie.
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8g 01IEa9E.lgh.
Virginia stute Co6I-sn,i,,,,,-

Reported for the Daily IntelIigeneer
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.Hs'rous or Sick Liea@oer may liz prevented and n
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Felle' rom pain and sickness win be obtained.
They seldom l'il in removing The Na,,,,, M,
| tfendae'1e to which females are 80 subject.
They act gently upon the iowtls,-,su,oyipy ~.
tireacIs 's'''U'''f o0'-
FOR literary N'a, !S'adsns,, Dsltrnte Females. and
At, persons Of sesHiory habits, they are valuable M
LGTatire improving the aPrstits, giving tos, and
tSor to the digestive organs and restoring. , M.
tnr'i elasticity and strength Of lii, ,rIol .y.,.,
The CEPHALlc PILLS are the resul, Of Ion, ,,,-
TtstisattOn and carefully conducted exUorin,Sn,.
having been in use many years, during which finn,
they have prevented aui relieved a VAT npsp,,, =,
pain and suffering from Headache, uhethrr or,piun.
tnS IA the ''erross system from JeranSrd s,a,s
! Of the sto"oeh sac
They are entirely vegetable in their eou,nos,tfor
and may he taken at all times will, psrfee, snfrt
without making any change Of diet. a tLs oL,rsr,
% any dftagTc,abe tasts rri,srs it sosy 10
lsta 10 children.
BEWARE OF couxrERrEIrss
The genuine have hye sissltnres OF Henry O. sos,l
ing on each Y.
Sold byDr'- =ts"nd all other Dealers In Ms.iets.
= BOX willOs sent by mail prepared on receipt ..
PRICE 30 CENTS.
AllOricrs should be ad,lr Z seJ 10 4.
l. HENRY c SPALDIHe.
As Cedar 81, New YORK
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the poor StrangeFwas cheere,l by the kind
"ttentiousof Mrs. Phil. Judge, Mrs. Cap
tain Hooper and Others. A purse of mon
ey was raised for the lady, and she was
properly cared for.
B9rTHE Weekly Hnteli;geeeey will be out
to-day. 1t contaius, besides the Presi-
dents Inaugural Address, great variety
of news and interesting miscellaneous mat
ter. We think, and many of our subscri-
bers think, that the Weekly IatsHigeaelr is
about the handiest thing that well regu-
lated family can have about the house
1t gives the news OF the week in about as
good and satisfactory form as can be mr.
ranged, and it gives it ALI we endeayor
MOTTO give much of anything, in order to
gle little of everything, and as an evil
dsnce ofthe success of our efforts our sub.
scriPlion list is constantly on the increase,
and~the dollars are rolling in from ali
quarters.
'H9NTnE RlvEn.-The5river was falling
yesterday with about twenty.three feet
water in the channel. The weather was
Tlustery and cold.
The Bostona No. 2, left for Cincinnati
last evening with only a moderate and
hardly paying trip, unless she picks up
something considerable on the way.
Thenew boat, to be commanded by
Capt. William Morrison, which is yet with.
out name, is going forward at tue land
ing as fast as possible. She has not vet
concluded what trade she will take up.
The Louisville COurisr of Tuesday SAYS:
The Eunice, in charge of the gallant
Captain John List, came in from Pitlsburg
and Wheeling, yesterday, with good
freight, including some 3 200 kegs of nails,
for the South. She re-shipped 1856 kegs
of nails on the Mariner, for Memphis,
She has 1910 kegs of nails for New Or
leans, and 500 kegs for Vicksburg; also !,
lot of lard. This freight was taken to
Portland, last evening, to be re-shipped on
the John Rnine.
The Eunice returns to Wheeling and
Pittshurg this evening. Tie Clerk, Mr..
Aguewi will be found polite and attentive.
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From The WssterH r. Il. ciI>tte. chfegoo. m.
We heartily eIsigrse Sr. spaidine. and hIs uprt