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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01
To the Members of the Convention
Sitting Mt NEheelLnE.

Editors I"tettigemcer:
Dear, Sirs, withlyour consent we desire to
say n word to the members of the Consti-
tutionnl Convention.
Gentlemen, we your constituents sent
you to this convention to form u CoR5titu-
ton for our Reto STATE, and for your services
we are able and willing to pay you, if
these services are rendered for that to which
you have been appointed Nor are we in
clined to complain of pardonMbIe innovu.
lions, or the discussion of side questions.
if hastily passed over, and the essential
work of forming Constitution if made
the cheap business of your deliberations.
But has this been donc2 Let any man
who has 81 grain of sense as bigas "mus-
tard seed" take the proceedings of your
successive sessions, and examine in the light
of what we sent you to do-fOrm a Consti-
tuition for our new State, and lie will see
and must acknowledge that you seldom get
in the line of duty. We pay you a hum
dred dollars for considering Mr.. OaldwelPs
resolution to reduce your per diem. Now
we have no objection to the resolution, but
to spend session over it is certainly small
potatoes. Nor in this would we complain,
if it was not the rule OF the day. The peo-
pie nre in earnest; you seem in fun. The
people want the new State Constitution,
you seem to wantthe Sl6,5OO. The people
want you to go home, you seem determined
to stay at their expense
Gentlemen, what would You think of
your hired servant ii he spent his time in
fishing and hunting, when you hired him
to repair the fences around your farm -
Yet you who are the servants of the peo-
pie, sent to do a certain work, have turned
fisher and hunter, looking up and hunting
down every tritiing question that could ef-
feet attention, of no importance before you
brought it up, and certainly less before you
left it.
Now Gentlemen, know it will be easy
for you to turn up your nose, and dismiss
this subject with a grunt of indignation.-
But rest assured that you have played the
thing out, and your constituents viii mani
fest Indignation If not dismiss Won with
snUb unless something is done, and soon.
We are in earnest,and our servants must be.
Aud permit me to say that the editorial
in the IHtsllisenceF u few days ago, address
ed to you aud to the Legislature has the
sympathy of MARSHAL CoUxTY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01
Items

WHAT paper most resembles sneeze {?
Tissue.
WHY is a railway carriage like rope.
dancer? Because it goes on line.
WHES should an iunkeeper visit foun-
dry? When he wants bar made thar
mnid).
How is it proved that Isaac was not
blind in his old age! When he called
Esau Che sawl his eldest son.
MEN of some vOcations are usually under
sized. The most strapping fellows in the
community are the schoolmastcrs.
A YOUNG exquisite being asked why he
did not enltst said, he always thought war
was best when taken in homeopathic
doses.
MAN, the nOblest of all animals, is born
lowest. The next thing below babe is
nothing, the next thing above man is an
angel.
CAS man who has been fined by the
MAGISTRATES again and again be considered
a refined man.
CoxsoLArloN.--Piron, the celebrated
French wit, had foretold the fate of a stupid
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

William D. Kingiu was convicted in
Michigan last week of murder marked
by very ntrocious circumstances. In ac-
cordance with the law of tue State he was
taken to State prison, whore he endures
solitary confinement for life. From the
time he enters his celia grave for the
living mamie will never see face again
His meals are conveyed to him through an
opening in his cell, aud when it becomes
necessary for human beings to approach
him, they are hooded SO as to conceal their
features.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

a bill has been introduced in the New
York Assembly to prohibit the employ
ment of the ''pretty waiter girls" in con.
cert halls and the like places of amuse-
ment. The Boston Post says it goes in for
the bill. "Either abolish the system or
compel the managers to employ waiter
girls that wouldn't "make horse break
his bride" from sheer fright at their ugly
faces; it is an imposition to make poor
devil pay for Hebo to hand him his lar
ger, and then be served by Il Hecate. The
truth is, that really pretty girls can do
better; though they may do worse"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01
GAIT. .roRTER's REJoINDER.
UNITED STATES GuSpoAr Essex,

SNlIbb SFATES NuNbOAF ESSEN
W%. d. PoETER, Commanding,
Four JEFFERSON, SNtdy, Jan. Is, '62.
To the traitor Marsh Miller, commanding
a rebel gunhoat called the Grampus: Com
mander Porter has already thrashcd your
gnnbont fleet; shellcd and silcnced your
rebel batteries ut the Iron Banks; chased
your miserable and cowarily self down be-
hind Columbus; but if you desire to meet
the Essex, show yourself any morning in
Prenty'S Bend, and you shall then meet
with a traitors fate-if you have the cour-
age to stand. God and our country
"rebels offend both" PoRTEH.
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or 81 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will lie cnuMte-i le4s than IA square
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and ali
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsons as
well ms all legal advertisements, aud advertisements
OF otaucton safes and real estate sent in by them mus.
be paid for at the usual rates.
1~Advertiscmcnts not accompanied with " rite,
directions. will bo inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices FOR Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases ut full rates "
Marriages, Noticosof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 80 conts each. nonrli-'50
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WnceIing TVnoIesa1e g TeIoII
SHOE MANUFACToRY.
nR. g. PRICE SAIITH.

"AVING returned and permanently located
Id Wheeling. again tenders hia professional SER
vices the afflicted. Since 1856 DR.. s. has been
gagged in extensive practice in the West, and has
tins added largely to his knowledge and experience
Discarding the extremes of the different Schools OF
Medicine, he nevertheless in the spirit of true Elec
teis, adopts his all that is really valuable
in tue experience and teachings Of all.
Especial attention will be bestowed bytDr. smith
upon the diseases of women and children, and all
To his former friends DR.. s. extendsa cordial invita-
tion to renew the acquaintance, and trusts, by his
skill anil attention to business to greatly enlarge his
sphere Of usefulness.
Wheeling. nOvl3-3m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

a committee of scientific men in tho
East who are examening the salt question
us relating to street ice report that it is
rather healthy than otherwise and deci-
dedly clcanly to the city. So go in salt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

MARINE HEADQUARTERS,

OULUAbUs1 ky., Jan. I5, 1867. !
Commander Porter, on the United States
gunboat Essex-Sir: The iron, clad steam
er GrNmpus will meet the Essex at any
point and time your honor may appoint,
and show you that the power is in our
hands. An early reply will be agreeable
to your obiedient servant, MARSH j. MIL
LER, Capt. Commanding G. S. l. C. steam
or Grampus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

Naval SpnrrIng on the mississippi.
" The naval commanders on the upper
Mississippi are having set-to with words
in preparation for the blows soon to come,
as is seen in the following correspondence ::
PORTER To MILLER.
Come out here, you cowardly rebels, and
show your gunboats. Porter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

The boys Of the Second cheered aud said,
Taking of lIuntersville it paid;
Some swords pistols and guns,
Aud We all thought it fun.
And s0Ine got coats. some caps,
Others got boots, shoes and knapsacks,
Each man was laden down,
That seven hundred taking the town.
We could nat get all away,
Set fire to the town it could not estray;
Eighty thousand worth was our gain,
50 we left nothing there remain
The soldiers all in the street cheering.
The boys in good hear nothing fehring,
Au'l the rebels left and rum
Heard nothing of the rebels till Stanton.
Majors Owens and Webster are in command,
Two brave officers know will stand:
The Bloody Second will stand till last
TWenty-tttth has fought tune past.
The foregoing ought to be enough "poc-
try" for any one newspaper in any one is.
sue. But having set ourselves to verse
this day we cannot refrain from cleaning
out the pigeon holes.
Here is the first page Of about a quire
that came from Rilchir Court House the
other day:
tFor the IntclIgcncerI
A wONDRoUs MAN.
AIR: Things Don't Like to 81.
Come all yO people far AMI near
OF u wOudrOus man yOn shnll hear:
Perhaps you've heard in some by way
Ot the Wondrons powers of T.. q. Day.
From Maryland this man lie came,
lie had climbed 50 high the steps Of fame:
In HarrisVills he settled down,
The greatest man in all the town.
He keeps u wonrlrous inc hotel,
Where you can stop, he'll treat You we'll,
Bread and butter is dinner fare,
For twenty five cents when you leave there.
To soldier boys he Is IL friend,
When they pay we'll anil come again.
He gives them all the best OF fare,
And lets Them sleep upon the floor.
lie likes to tICm come that way,
Aud call and for their dinners pay,
In lofty tones he praises thS..I,
And nrgcst them to call again.
A lawyer, too he's heard to bray,
Loader than any ASS, say,
Till every man is constrained to say:
What Il wondrous Iuan is L. q. Day.
An editor, in his easy chair,
Won sometimes find him sitting there,
lie writes the truth, excepting when
- doth work as goOo an end.
A politician: wondrOus, great;
He knows the workings OF the State,
Aud by the hour he can explain
The errors of our greatest mon.
We will conclude our poetic entertain.
ment for to-day with the following lines
being condensed extract from about {
yard and a half of roolscap. The line:
are prefrced thus:
Mr.. Campbell a. NcDermot,
DEAR SIRs: 81 send you this i'll com.
posed song, made on few of our leading
characters OF the rebel race, which wan
you to please insert in your WeekLv LnfeliL.
gencsr and send copy of the same to -
Russells Mills, Tyler Co., Va.
Please find u haIf-dime enclosed to pay
for it. Respectfully yours,
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LFor the InteliiSencer.l
THE TAKING OF HUNTERSVILLE
Jan. Sd, IS62.
The Second Virginia, long role beat,
The Twsnty.fifth Ohio come to meet,
Joined together as one did go,
-Four miles, kuapsack did throw.
We camped and did fires build
Pickets Wers chosen to rebels heed,
And to cooking aud we all did cat,
Aud we all laid down to sleep.
Next morning, all in good heart,
Major said we should not part,
We did go on till MingO FLATS,
Looking out for rebels gray caps.
We Travelled till we came to Big Springs,
The rebels been there was signs;
Still went on till the Blockade,
And looking at it around we parade.
The blockade of timber ten miles long,
The troops were singing Union song,
And Indiana cavalry Joined to fight,
Pickles we can run for spite.
Bloody Second and TWenty-Gfth thought II fun.
Aud we made the minnie balls hmm;
The rebels LETT like a blue streak.
KillOlAnd wounded ten on their retreat.
TWenty-6rst to right to cut retreat,
Bloody Second to left in town beat;
Major Owens hOiated the colors,
Tbs stars ami stripes did wave Of ours.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
From Cairo.


We can get no distinct account from the Cor
inth battle. On Friday Or Saturday morning,
Price attacked Roseclans' right and Van Dorn
bis left The assault Vas made with great de-.
termination. Atens time our centre vas pen-
strstsd and the rebels reached the Cortntb
House. They wore driven out At the point u
tn bsyone'. VAo Dorm led bis column over
Asboth'a On the left and within less than 50
yorda Of ditch. they were exposed al the
time to scsshiog Ere Of grape and esnuist.r
He vas driven back BY charge Of the 27th
Ohio and 18Th Missouri. The battle lasted till
1889 A. n when the rebels be san 10 retreat
towards Hotehis. The number on either side
10 not known. The rebel loss is reported much
larger than our ovD. We have between 100
and 900 prisoners. not including wounded
Gen. Hsekleman is killed Gen. Oxlesby dsn.
serously wounded; Cols Smith, Gilbert and
Mower wounded. Tho Mobile 4 Ohio Rail-
road 10 not seriously injured, The telegraph
is repairsd to Corinth. Gen. Hurlbut march-
cd on Saturday to the south eide Of HA.cbie
river with large force. thu. cutting off Price.
retreat. Il secrans moved early this morniue
70 renew the attack. . d csnnonadiug hss
been heard oil day 10 The direction Of tb.s-
forces. Price is in the iorks OF the Hstchie
river, and between Hurlbut and Rosonersns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
Southern. News.

:, Ni:wBxas, N. c., Oct. 3.
All the able-bodied negroes in Eastern North
Csrolns arc now being seized by order Of rebel
vessels Of war. and carried into Virginia to work
on fortfsatiors. 95s.s -2t.f.7
Gov. vsnce has called . council sf the leading
men of this State for the purpose Of taking Presi
dent Lncoln's recent psosiamation into eonsidesa-
tion. ..4 ~
Unior var msetisgs ~ held daily in adjoining
counties for the purpose Of filing the ioyea North
Carolina regiments, which sre "a dressed y Hon.
9. Foster. the administrst on G. ndidats Of Con-
who has thus far met with just 80, ,csss.
New companies for the Fssnsrs st Nssth Car
olina Regiment have besn swora int he brave Col.
Potter commanding. who has recover cd from HE
wounds received in the recent sttack Q n Washing
ton, in which engagement his regiaen, carried od
the palm.
On Wsdr ssday last nine 81 ovr pick ets took .
ride spit and repulssd so .sbels nsar lsacheloe's
Geek, some $ miles from Newbcrn.
The Uniehiats in Ear bden county have pitched
into President Lincoln for psrmission 70 d i've oil
the rebel families from the country. II ef satsd.
they promise two loyal regiments for the lJnion,
half Of which ass already raised, one Of ca valry
and one Of infantry. ga $; - ~
Recr tits for tho Nsrth Caroline Union rsei.-
ments raj idly pouring in since tho heroic con.
duct Of the lst il tho engagement nt Washing.
ten. - 4s* s#G t-sf-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
From California.

SAN FaASo1sco, Oct. 8.
News from Hong Koog u Sept. 3otb, IL re
ceived.
Prince Albsrt. infant coon Of the King, died
at that place in August.
The Haiwaiau minister resigned on the 18th
OF Aa2ust, .in consequence Of vote Of repre-
sentatives expressing . want Of confidence ip
Gergg. the minister.
Finance matters continue to excite alton
tion.
The harvest this year is estimated At $780,
600 pounds.
The first whslsr Of the season arrived At
Honoluls on the Sth Of September, from Kodi.
ach. With but poor report.
Toe Eoglish steam frigsts Ternigant left
Honolulu September sth, for South Pacific and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
From the Potomac.

McCLELLAN's HEApouAaTxRs, Oct. s.
A company Of the 5th Pennsylvanis, guard.
Ing the Baltimore Ohio Railroad bridge .,
Paw lPaw. half way between Hancock end
Cumberland. was attseked by the rebels, ard
all taken prisoners At the came time some
rebel cavalry, under Col. MeReynolds, csptur.
ed the encADpment. the rebels bringing away
IL pieces Of artillery, II wagons, 60 horses
and mules.
A strong cavalry force was sent after th g
rStreating rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
. From PhtlaaAlnhia

PHlLADRLPHII. :, Oct 4.
The second edition Of the W..hineioa a N.ar has
tho following: Deserters Who have co me ,,itA;n
eus lines At Hsrpers Ferry, during ,he lat ls
Lours, state that Lee il nov mskila eve,v MA
paration to retreat with his whole srmv a. -,
sSMcClellan moves against him. We sive Til.
story fer what it If worth.
L a mon to-day, it vs- ascsrtainsd thst the rah.
q force It the Rappehasnock Station oonsisted
o. t:ree regiments Of infsntry and two or c.yalrv.
the river from Spring Mills I, below Kew Miys
report received q noon to-day, s.ys 1esterdsv
afternoon . small force Of rebel eaysIrv .n....XX
Leesburg on . reconnoissnce
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
FrOW Cairo.

Glorious news this morning from Cor
inth. The rebels are routed and in re-
treat. Their loss is very heavy-curs
also is great. Gen. Dodge sends word
here from Columbus to prepare for a
large number Of wounded.
The rebel commanders were Price,
Van Dorm and Lowell.
Forty thousand of our troops we're
engaged, and are said to have acted
nobIy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
GRANT's HEADQuARrEss,
JAckeon. Lem. Oct &.
Dest, active Fire.

&s Syracuse, OF. 8.
"A large Ere occurred in this city this morn
isg, destroyiog the Bastsb BILE Block. on the
corner OF Gspessss and Warren streets. froot.
log on Hsnover Square. The block vas built
and owned BY Stephen p Pastsbls. whose lose ir
$40 OOO-insured for $50 coo The aggregate
lose on goods. sta, 10 at.est ~. 900 insured
for $4,000. a4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
From Font Monroe.

FoEr MoSsoE, Oct g.
The steamboat Mstahora arrived this morn.
ing At Fortress Moaroe. iron Aikens Ian ling
ny which ws obtained Richmond papers 10 The
s. b inst.
The Richmond Eespa,eA, Of October lst.
gives al account Of case Of Jauss u. Low
ihgcrd. an enrolled coDs,ript. suing for HE
bsrty. Il wss tried before the EIosr county
superior Coort. and . decision gwen Iibsrst.
.Ds the plaintiff from the hands Of the soroll.
ing officer. and denounced The eonscript cot
unc0ns ituti0DaI, and therefore The act iteslf.
all rsgula:ionsIaLd d orJers based upon 1t are
iikewise void.
The same aper, OF tho Sd, says the federal
army 10 south Of the Potomac, moving o. the
valley from MarsiOsburg and hsspsr's Ferry,
and that battle may be expected at any
time,
The yellow fever st Wilmisgtsn 10 not aba.
tory. On Monday there we're 43 new cases.
Several doctors were sent from Charles, on.
10 the Virginia Legislature. Ar. Collier, sf
Petersburg. offered the llow wing:
WHEsEAs. Abrahsm Lincoln. President Of
the United Statss. by his recent procls melton
10 acting in solid contempt Of the briDciplss
Of properly in slaves. which 10 20 less conss.
Grated In the federal constitution than iu ours.
and 10 sis10 by said proe . nat,ol 4 . ,xeits
serviie insurssction in or u.ld-t;
Resolved, therefore. that no person within
the state shall Be held 10 have committed any
offsnss against the criminal Law thereof, Or
shall bs tried or imprisousd Or be required 70
snswsr at any time for any sst done in dsiv.
ing from the State. or putting 70 death, any
person who may bs found On our soil aiding
10 any wsy TO give effect 70 the 6endish pur.
poses Of said proclsmstion.
The Kichmond Wig cf Oct. 4th, says that the
mall pox has broken ont in the military hospitals
ia Danvllls. 4
On tho ID the Fe leral picksts were drove from
Flat Rock to Nashville. 4M...
A stcame, for New Hope was captured BY the
rebels last Tussday. 81 t-
Il is reported, says the Wig, that 1875 trans
ports have goos ~ the Potomac TO Alex Andfis Ie
10 supposed that the purpose 10 to make smother
move on Richmond By way Of Frsdsricksburs "r
some other route. 81 -
The Richmand Enqsirer Of Oct. 4th, says the
Federal forces =: Msrtinsburg, With their left
extending to Hsrpers Ferry. D.. ., .a.
Gen. Lee, with strong forcs, IL rapidly moving
towards hartinsburg. A dsspssats battle 10 sboGt
TO be fought. Mcclellan cannot avoid sn sogags-
mont unless he withasavs, and this be cannot do
~ his government and the Abolitioasis ere srg,ng
him forward. The Leg,o proclamation l. causing
cenmotiou in tho North, tst the suiveHsal maIs
tal Law will probably quell thiA a., &
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

MOBILE, Oct. 2.
a a. .epateh to the RsgiSbsss dated Tupslo today
rays Yankee esvalry scou.s per.strssed 70 The
teler eAph wires. They were attached BY IS oftAe
a sunesses Cavalry and seatsd., with . Je1s 4
oae lkSlle1 aad two pgdseosD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

WARR1NeR's stock of boots and shoes
is unsurpassed by soy ia the city. Give him
. call before purchasing elsewhere. First
door above the Post Office.