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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
OEyICn OF THE Asssssoa or Prnsr ptsI. az Va.
CANERoN, December slh 1872 I

lOlIICl OF THH ASSESSOR EIRsE DIaF OF Va
CANERoN, December slh, 1872
THE following iSa complete list Of the number a
Asseeament Districts In the First Collection DE-
tret Of Virginia, and the name aud Fedence a IN
Assistant Asses or In each: -
1sF DIsTRIcT, Hancock eonnty-Jabex II Coebr.n
His residences, Holidays Cove, Hancock county Va
ID DisIlICRs brooke e0unty-AbrAhan R Shan
HIS residence. WellsbuTE, Brooke county, Va,
81 DtsrRIcr, North half Or Ohio eounty-A ndFsS
Y. Ross. His fesdonee, West liberty Ohio ~ va
sra DtsfElcT, South half. Of Ohio county-RobsT
Frat His rolidenee. Wheeling, Va.
SIH IsTnef, MArshAu county, North Of b. 4 o.
6Ali.E0ad-Mlllam Il. Parkinson. His Fesidanea.
Rock Lick, Marahall county, Va ~ ~ -
ltallr1ad-John 3. Mcdonald. His reaidenee, Cam.
efon, Marshan county, We. 500 lllF8EI = -
ia DIHIRfcE, WstEel eOunty-Juhn MurpIlr. Hiv
residence, New AartllsEille, WetzSl eoanty. Va :
dIH DrrIRteI, Tyler county,. RdgaF BoyerI. HiS
residence, M.ddlebotrne, Tyler county Va = ? y
/. va DIs1AioIs Plea1Ant8 lcounty-Rnbert Harry
MS resideneei 81. Mays PleasaIts county, Va, :
lOrH DfsrRicf, Marion eounty-Jossph B, Nav!
HIS resldenee, Mannington. Marion county Va 80
1lIa DtafH1oR, konongalia comfy Wet a. No.
nongahelA rtIeT-AlPhs1s 0arri1on HisI idenosI
hooresytIlo, MonOn gala county Va
l2IH DnIAicT, Mono gala county Wet - Nf1,,,.
sAheiA rEer-John r. DrabelL HI reside1eS Nor.
santoWns hnnong9liA county, Va. y y =
!StA DSfRlcIi Preston county, West 81 Cheat rives
,ienEy ot9rtEnan. His Feaidsbee XIII So5d PfsS.
ION county, Va .a All I.t7..-r'
14xH DlsIRlcIs Preston county, East of che. riv.
IShnS,ll59 Y. hAEann- His residence, BFabdonviIIo
Preston county Va 81 IIl7-ETf 'fr-''s
Ism nlsGElcE. Taylor eounty-Jane. N. ser,,-gn
an iaenees Gfaton, Taylor county, Va 80
sfa..in,.4g. fFs JOHN PARKINSON,
eeelV Assessor Rirst Col Diff w 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
OTEIcE OF THH ASSESSOR or RInsE DtsF. or YA..--I
CAMERoH, December Sth 1852 4

NOTtChis hereby given 70 all Psrsons residing In
IN the Third and Fourth Assessment Districts Of
the FIRST Collection District Of Virginia that the I
enumeTntions Ald valuations made and tAkea By An.
drew u Rosa, Assistant Assessor In the Third Df,-
trieti and the lists, valuations and enumeFatiOns
made and taken BY Robert Pratt, Al1seant Auso.,r
IN the Fourth District will Be open for Inspection At
teen days from this dAte. viii attend at the oHjee
o. the said Robert Pratt the 3Sd and 2itb and ~
the ONE o. the said Andrew Y Ross on the 26th
and 9th days Of this month"; for the purpose hear
Ing any appeals that may be made nom the lists
enumeEatlons aud valuations q the said Robert
Pratt or from the lists enumeratiOna and valuations
OF the said Andrew ?. Ross. All appeals must b N
writing, and must specify the particular cause mat
ter or thing respecting which decision e required:
and must state the ground principle Of ineaaaty
or error complained Of ..y..,s
dsclOtn 9Th Assessor 1t t al DIT az.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
County DsIesStioa AT Home.
oLARKsRuRe, Va, Dec. 0, Is

Edilots EafsligsSSls: mo M r
II you are at all kmbitionsto make your.
selves popular with your numerous read
about" just follow ap the Q tJsR desersed
blows you have recently laid upon the
shoulders Of our very. unpoenlar 'delegstes
who have sdishouored themselves aud are
Htisrepresentina the sentiments of their bad
Ly fooled consiitd fnthe House of Del
egates of West Virginia.
suppose they console themselves with
the fact that they have those who sympa-
thise with hem ia this community. So has
sye6. sDduis, and from the same class fof
people, but it is q Consolation to know
thai they are nike rebel Victories "few and
far between" -oEE OF THE FOOLED.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

Tar Pres Iabors RaaidpouSly 70 make The
impression that the new Butternut paper at
MofgsalolWan. edlted by son Of Senator
Wiley reflects the opinions OF '.he father
as we'll IS the son. We are eredibIy in
tfo96saIp on tie 3so6trary, ithafiM wiley
suspectinS WbGtlNAs toibeiths character OF
sthS print strongly protested against bis son
Assipg anything 70 .do.4ith it. II Senator
Garlic aud Senator Wiley agree uPOn the
lpabllsqhessions before the eosp.ty ths6 she
Herald may represent aIF. wflleys views
for Il represents Mr.. cAtIisIs'st present
views exactly. Not otherwise. And we
kusSS how, widely apart these ta6 gentle
e 1sn are. Their own declarations showing
isAsss before the country, With this logic
. alone, aside from the facts, Ne prove. the
PrsSs's duplication untrue. ~ .l,..lIfsy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
an There b % q.

The Wheeling Press said In Tuesday
issue that the resolutions offered by Mr..
Flesher in the Senate requesting the
rssislation OF Me- esrlils,s were draWn.by
Nj. 0rane aud handed to that Senator by
him ssf presentation. Mr.. FIesher ia
;fornedsas that such WAS not the case,
that-heshad drawn the resolutions himself
aud OF hisowu motion, aud on the strength
Of this statement We ,said. SO, and said the
Pres published an untruth 10 saying the
cOalrary. Nov that sheet admits that it
did pnbIish the untrnth we accused Il Of;
sbdt'tsisS to- throw itsreaders on a false
scent by sayipg that ii spoke of the Burley
RESOLUTION. We have said nothing about
stks;BurIey7 resolution. We understood it
to speak of the resolution which passed the
Senate, and that is the resolution We have
been talking about all the time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
ne Nv. a irSandsri1is.


"a AoUapsyILLAi Dec. ~ 1857 o III NJ +
This momentth the joyful news from Wash
iugton has been received here. the people
are out en- masse, they are wild with joy.
The cannon Is laundering its Uild, notes OF
Joy, over another. State added to our Ma!
.tionGl galaxy, Thirty,fye rounds will
be fred in honor of the glorious result
We are free We are free! glorious news.
Rejoice Withus alTlands and al people who
are capable Of apPteeihting the great boon
of people SET free from. the eoptaminBltng
influence of rebel dominiOn.J Il aiI9s
5is HN3 - i "a OtffERH:s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
MARRIED,

On the oh inst at the residsnee 81 the bid.s a,
thSr, BY The Rev. W: y. Lester, Mr.. ". A McCosa
o. bnErins spring Writ county, Va % Miss NJ p
AlAxander, Pa. = - = 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

W. Imagine the opposition to the pas
SAGE of the Garlic resolution might as
well cease now. The effect 'it,Was feared
DIT might have on GOngrssis in favor of the
New State is now no IoSger in tho way
-lItshas been discussed sufficiently. and We
thihk.a fter NJ. Davis long speech Of yes
terdAy.. has been replied to, vote might
as V,elf Be tAken. - 4 II q 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

A correspondence between GOV. Moore,
of Louisiana, and jeff. Davis has fallen
into the possession of the government
1t took place about the second week of
November. The Governor appealed for
permission for the inhabitants of Louisi-
ana to trade with Now Orleans, exchan-
ging cotton and sugar Tor salt, clothing
and other necessaries. Davis refused
the application, saying that it wns impos-
sible to grant the request, and that no
proposition of that Kind could be enter
tanned till January. When Linooln's
policy should be developed, it would be
time to consider Governor Moore's request.
The Governors. reply was short and
emphatic The people of louisiana, he
said. could not stand such delay. Sick
ness and death were raging among them.
and they were powerless to help them
selves. They must have salt and medicine
or die. The letter concluded with a
declaration ithatifthe President did not
relent, his authority would be disregar-
- - - - 81 Il kFN N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
The FIrst oondItIon OF Peacs.

1.-THE democrats were in'Sp6sver we do
not believe they could patch up peace
with the South on any terms short of dis
qnion.7 We see no reason ia the present
state of the case TO fear that our national
quarrel viii, be settled by peace which
shall meGnIy throw away all we have
gained 10 the war. The real danger is the
.dslhsfSs hope. of peace aodE3moNemeats
for it, may cause US to relax our efforts,
and so the war be prolonged and its mis-
cries enhanced. There is bat one way to
make peace appnsRs solid and lasting basis,
and that is the complete overthrow OF the
rebellion. by. war, aud any plan Of the cam
paigu which includes the idea Of element
by compromise, or any other means than
tie litter defeatlsnd r1in Of Ihs greA. con-
sPifacy. or which is adjusted to the idea
of long aud exhausting war, will prove a
miserable failure. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
no.! FOR THE HOLIDAYS

4 IARD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALBUMS or MAIL.
Gard Pho,ogEApha taken from old Ddkuefreotypss
Sa % photographs taken single or BY the daEen
GAid Photographs eolored IN The -hnest style: -,
Gard PhotographS 6faI EonoralS AID disEissnlshed
:, card PhotogrsPAs Of almost yPeF,pn in vince
ALL TOKsABs AND As oHRaPgAs At 0FFJtR
IaaI GALLERIES N rWHRRhING.I ETE5 :
laEgelt AsFoEtmenti IN the city ~ : {
e,s Sss,l lphios npthinE nsy,
ADULTS tdr Nignettes, 6om6tlIinE new. .
Albums % bold h5m 70 100 piotnfa efss- 3
.&hAibnna nom . cents 70 Sl5sci. ID sthds sEiG I.
aAsga,dnf u a kt5s PARfRID9I2s Gallery a. =
2 deel0ie iaiE'1s $500 : = fIGk 30 81 l7-iiI
iua ifa ~ iasaf4sr sis 10 aid Esd .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

H,is ramorsd ip St, Louisshat Governor
Gamble has obtained a promise fromCthe
President that Missouri shall not be inSlu-
dsd5tnI the snapsipstinn iprocIawRtiOu,
measures 70 that end being left to the
eHislatare.a F6ers vas no deed of such
promise, as Missouri IL excluded by the
terms Of his proclamation !, E =. s -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

oTTRs news Of che Submission Of the new
tsAte vas reesise ed Gdi ths H6nssiof iDsls-
gates last sysaiHe iials aftsf IL adi6urn-
msnt. The CLERK Fsaa ne dsspateh froHi
l.iS dssk anf such 4 cheer q went up from
lll6SEouse showed hoN6mlch lhsis be TT \
tsWeFe In H. caes.a5o Ist safs =esIIOTyy
SifkaD y 0frea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

TAG list of sick Virginia soldiers which
appears this morning, We feel Ii due to Mr..
HorRbeoekl TO say, have been in our pos
session several. days, and would have APP
pearsa sooner. bat for The press Of other
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

. THR Sunday labor question: has BEEN
aRitatsd in oincinnati one 6f lie local pa
Psts forsi5ly argues g fis Is FiFoRs 20
kill men %. The Christian Sabbath sc iscer-
tNinlY gus tio6 WORTHY toE6b 65aIideSsd,
vhetbes it i1.Rot also EssHs To- iil hogs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

FINE MINK FURs. ;. -
"A XIV MORE HINE MINK oAPEs, AEJvRs ~
~ 0UA1ss Just Upenedby 2 -
eees dE0. R.1rAYLOR.
a.ls 70 y PITCH FURS,.-siY - !
( tAeEs, NUEFs and CUFFS, - ,s,,,-f.,'.
- W . lsaaii'raz ) $50. p TAYLOR.
EGALT--Lo0O barrels ohio fIysf.ii b - -7i51 7
~, 1., lSl 90 PittlburEh extra No. Ii
sdsss lsF tasPgi f1a - 80
1li.ls.i.. y. Il n.sist-,l, - n !. lIAILLH,
TRNOUHhTBa1sIIAD toOLiD on oouey5 I-s.II
fssaPs pc shs Asesah R.lI.a. Il. 80. - N
lie = aCnsaaD .1aia n - ne, AgsIf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

We have no comments 20 make on Mr.
Davis speech further than to say that it
was avery long, studied, carefully coliatsd,
specious aud unfair argument, in which
truth aud history were perverted to show
that Mr. Carlile was the most honest and
consistent man anywhere in the world
Mr.. FasusWOrth began reply but MAS
cut short by the arrival Of the hopr of ad-
tournament. I'VE presume he viii resume
his reply to. day, at two O'Clock which is
the hour fixed by the House for it's meet
iugs hereafter. r. H. a..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
) rrnE eRANp nIEsuLr..

PEhI0A sONuGls wy III AAG PAESS " OAhGI.
mStteF!At LE3fd 70 eJiass 'lS4nhoiI
a4dA;TFn E eRAED' RESULT. y
HsGlers o.God in The rhighestm West
yirginia has been admitted Into the Union
Of States. The Thirty-Fihh Star has been
added to the constellation. The consum-
nation 50 deyoutiy wished for has At last
been reached. Al laat We are rewarded
for-all our labors, add have reached that
happy haven whers our works do follow
after .5ssss, So r. rst s-'a-- af.- as
People Of West Virgins, at last your
soil il requited. All your sacrifices, all
your devotion, all your patience aud suf-
fsingria at last ElOEiopsly repaid. How
the heart sweils with grateful emotion to
that sDlyilily that shapes onr ends rough
heWaIhem how we Will."5ret .ss-5ir 10
Now fsiloW.e citizens, one aud all, the die
is cast, and let US have NO more divisions
between Ne on this question. Let US be of
ono mind, and have such jolli6cation
over this grand triumph as the occasion
demands. Let us rejoice over the day of
our deliverance. In every town, far and
near, at every school house, at every cross
roads. at every place where people do con-
grsgAte, let a mass meeIingbe held. Bring
out your speakers, hiring out your baby
walkers If you have any, bring out your
music, run up your flags, and let there
be such "a grand aud universal rejoicing as
thesWestsrn virginiahills never saw before
People of Wheeling, you who have
gained so much by this success, shall va
no. have such 9 denomination here al
will worthy our ancient name aud fame.
Throw out your banners this morning
Tonight Nc suggest let the people asssmbl,
ess9ne place suitable where there willb,
room enough TO hear some Of the numerous
excellent takers who are il the city, ant
will be present. There are dozen sle
CANT speakers in the Legislature. in add.
ton to others in the city, who will address
the people! n Fhsiri hearts JarreiinOw over
lowing, Give them chance. let Vi
hezs-.a display OF, fireworks too, not sur
passed by that of last 7fth Of July. LIE
the houses be, illuminated as our, heart
are Auo"Ieti Inel "h0iesSlI DO Vocal VIII
OprrjoyH o. 5a AIZl FIrssoss 3EI41-Fg
whist say you! Shall We not and If s.
let Us move early this morning and set tn
thing going. II may be thought better I,
take more time to get ready for suitabl,
dsmons,ration. We hopea meeting Of tn
citizens viii be held to-day to consul
AS ssg it;.I4 24.s.sl.sz geagIq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

" Just received ahothercaSs ofthoss pretty CIoaks
and CtreulaFs, being the fourth lot this season. Of
which We have sold 90 many, At old prices Call soon
At decl1 sTONE THOMAS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
TOLADIES.
HWlNI IAKE BACK

IUMl EhAE bhIh
,rHERHHR GTTE NuTIcf 70 ny eliio..i y. -
tho hbaiancd q ,llatElnl-1 that Afief 49,
a. q IAalasy, 1Ss1 ] YIN Hot nadsE e s5EE1J
stssrsSs TAKEB Rack OK Ike ~, -,
5000 hoIl6fer slIii ~ Ertlt f5r Gly lisJ Is
v-5T511 or end, biAek Whte o. 80, flzliy
4 h1rd snouEb 10 please The tA.te q 1s1IIIlsni-
~, 49, - fTi-IIiI l-a - - Eltia-'-
49, - : = : q 1t t1Elll1fgs1t f,k Or
TwffI - y tha aboEs dstsr1lt4aatl9STffG0la
H1S1S II j 60 "a 9 QI.Sp+
AFPTels e'P1' gos
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

II WasH- coRardly thing 10 Mr.. Davis
yesterday in the House, to indulge the vi
tuperation which be did against officers of
the Government, somsofs whom, we're pres
ent, when he knew he could do il With i'm.
punity and that they were powerless TO re-
ply-that they hadluot tie same privileges
of speech that he bad. We need hardly
say how baseless was bis accusation that
the patronage Of executive officers of the
State had bsen used to put down Mr.. Car
lille. No fair and honest man would make
such asehargsaRiih =PrOOfaandathat
does not exist, The officers of the State,
wei feel sure, entertain no more hostility to-
wards Mr.. Garlilsi than towards any one
who has had as great trusts cab6ded to
him and has betrayed them SO shamefuiiy.
And 10 assert in general terms that any
gentleman contested with the State Gov
ernment has travelled out of his way to as!
saulE Mr.. oarlile. or worse stiIlthat any
such officer has abused his position or used
his patronage against Mr.. Garlic, is. we be-
Iisye, what Mr.. Davis nor any other geatle-
man eau assert in direct terms and stand
to. His direct assertion that the money
from the public treasury had been used to
excite opposition TO Mr.. Carllle was taken
by Treasurer Tarr.. as direct impuration
of his fidelity, and when the House re.as-
sembied after dinner Mr.. Crothsrs asked
Mr.. Davis TO auswer c4tegorically whether
he meant the State Treasurer or not. Mr.
Davis relracted his assertion by saying that
he made no charge against anybody, that
he said SO upon curreutrumur merely. Mr..
Crothers 10 behalf of Treasurer Tarr, then
said he aad been instructed ii any. answer
had been given 10 the affirmative. to pro-
qounee it false
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

100 KEGS ENGLISH BI c. SODA.
lO0 800 Ne. Pure Ofblm Thrtar.
= 81 700 Iss. LIeorice sicily, cAalbril y
800 IbI Rr,ion SaltIL
oet15 e BlUGHLIEs 4 BUsHFIKLDA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
:NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

S A44S |---NS---4--..4- =.
WIDE AWAKE,
TNOR THE HoLIDAIs-IiuFnstt,s CoeoAine, Flori-
f 'msl, Kalllstou, and Tech wash. For SAleb BY
dselI and LoaAN. LIST ; CO.
sssp. WIDE AWAKE,
E'oR THR HoLIDAYs-HAiE brushes II great va
s.anaLoaAN. LIST AGO.
WIDE AWAKE,
ENoR THE MISUNDERSTANDING E3traets,-
dsd III '7' and Ioda i G1sf SS6.
~ IDE7AyVAI1Ej- -
Tor THE HoLIpAYs-T0llst Soaps In great va
Il 'rtsty' For sale by
deoll and LOGAN, LIST co.
WIDR7AVPAKk,i IA
IIN0R TIIH HOLIDAYS, Or ANY OTHER Days
with f1l stock q DraEs. Medicines, DyeStunS,
Patent Medicines, Brushes, Notions and other Eoods
suitable for Merchants and Families, which viii be
sod IN SEa3ttsl 70 suit and at the law
Il-, TIL. LOGAN AGO,
~ aud LOGAN LIST co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
aeeli Wheeling, Va.
ssaaf WHEELmG. Va. Dec. 9Th; Is62.
SIR-Hsreaiter, and until otherwise ordered, You
y will remove restrictions on shipments Of Salt In.
70 Western Virginia. except to such points and places
a. are In proximity to rebel armies, or Whers II
might invite rebel Tltds, where In your Judgment
thsrs would be danger the article failing into the
hands Of insurgents That IL shipments o. Salt ara
to be placed the footing Is shipments OF 9TH
81 merchandise.
am, Very Repeatedly,
YOnF O'bt Ser Il
'.E@ THO. HEATON, Special Agent, &c.
To THos. HORNHAOoE, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs
CUsToN HOUSE, wHEllISo, Va, Dec. II, 1884.
The above regulation will be observed and amer
| this day. TIIOS. H0RNBR0OK,
ia, Surveyor Of Customs, Port Of whssllng Va
deslllt 1ri4ss 3 salsssss b
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

DARRED LINSEYS.--5 14rJ - ID h
Styles. 49,
10 pieces Pine Twillsd Son Dressed do ior ebiia-
ren's DresseS. Just received at td 1dJ 51sT-
1deell % airf STONE = THOMAS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

HsGlers 70. God in The highest" West
yirginia has been admitted Into the Union
Of States. The FhiEty-Fii!h star has been
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13
Jesso 10. Bright.

1ne Onlchgu lMes says
IEiAa pretty tough record that a cSteppora-
ry makes against the party and the men who have
expelled Mr., Bright from the Senate, the sin
gle charge alleged by them against him being
that he had written, on the fret OF March, 1861,
letter OF introduction on behalf Of q friend
who had an improved ffe-srm for 'sale,to jeff.
Davis, President of the Southern ,Copfederacy
Long aIter the frat Of March," GAYS opr co
Temporary, the New. England ,metcbants were
driving, busy trade In rifles aud gAppowder
With. South Caroline and all secesslondoul -
Greeiey was Advocating the right d, secession.
Seward vas entertaining the Southerp C9pIns-
sioners with promises 70 eyscuate Sumter Har.
yey kept up secret communication With the reb-
Ella, and was rewarded with the appoiDtmeDt TO
Portugal; : and the Administration took The
ground that no one was hprt, ,or would be hurt,
by the Withdrawal of the Southern States"
Oar cotemporsTy might 4 have gone o little
further back and mentioned that no man 10 tie
country was more admired by the Republicans
than, Mr., Bright, when, AZ Charleston and Balt-
more, he was conspiIiDg With The Southern se-
cession leaders to, kill Douglas, and when, all
through the Presidential canvass, be was en-.
gagged ia the work of disorganizing and dividing
tbe Democratic party Mr., Blight was one Of
The most active and powerful Of The Bfeckin-
ridge leaders in the free, StateS, and no MAD,
North OF, ,Spuib, except Buchanan aud Cass, was
more inssrumental, in the election 81 Lincoln
o. a TO-. II .I D.. d e D.. .H A q On IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

q bR@5WWSrb III 4 BARREL "A little edaughter Of
John Lyle, of Wayne township, Belmont coubtys
Ohio, fell head foremost into barrel Of rain
water, q few days since, and was drowned, lis
supposed 10 bayereached' dOWn'idto the barrel
from the porch, and slipped forward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13

" The only two remaining regiments OF
cavalry at Camp .Dsnnison now are the FIN
; ai&dd sislb3 u y fSshsf Com RaudsdlBS Col, v
H. H. Taylor, and the latter by Col. W.R
Lloyd. The, Sixth numbers ,240 men and eli
cers; 77e ateat Camp DenbisouSS and the re
mainder at Hillsborougb. The regiment ha'
bu. 400 horses in camp.