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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-09
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tss EuIrz q he proposed lev S1sts Of
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thoaghTf1l oons56eEaEs3a q Senasor Cze-
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II . fAosy thai neE EIne nav be kerf
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EAssera Virginia into treason: IL Is Fres-
4o2 thai ms 6sseyer West TirEiniA
trcEa the purifying eSEpsz. and bring her
INTO the Unl9n an iHdspEE6xaf SEafe-
West Virgins hzS n much larger ara
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rsseISy and hJpe. ally her 70 the side II
Free L2bJF- with which her DESTINY Il
sFsrngre blended. Why should one 50
able and wise as Mr.. Cable even seem
Lot 70 Sc truths that are written brady
q the SKY: Il Is NOS true conserya1fsEa
Ii i stubborn prejudice and blind Oh
stinsey-;hzt seeks 70 revive a Past
Eheresf every vital element has forever
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-09

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-09


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f0ii0Uiag, ff9aa Al szehsog-=
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+ ths close approach o. zgtanr zud Of dea,h
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Z and al ;ss eTsE u the people. II place Q!
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{ lo1giog 20 6sids which the reaper is al
{ ready harvesting. EhoEe fruit he viii gath.
Z e iato The ankuoEn gamers. Il Is a bit
I Ter tb1sg for great esgntry like Ihig. 70
: be. II tie spring tine, eoaufinE its wealth
on Baeh feds, sod watching for lass 30
/ stead Of gRin. Il is 3 bitter thing for 4
( great country 20 be at var, Ead 60 bitter
/ that no pea en- dsscribs II, for Had 70
be At var with itself, brothers with broth
| sEEr IN The opening spring.
The blue bird came last week, hat the
bouEs that be came 70 vas cot open 10 mis-
/ cherry song, AID Eheu the children first
noticed the old fsTorIts, looking for his
/ box on the pear tree, they rather sbrank
! from hearing his SOi1s; for be had come
over the country where the b0ys hare gone
I 70 battle, aud no one knew bE gbat GraTe
I on the Potomac he had been singing but a
I few days ago. There was, one morning. a
4 sofs 0altDy feeling in the atmosphere, but
/, none feit ats freIhnsbs heTeabouts, for there
I vas zHEResiioo Of feref IN the Sou,b
! Eiad. aud the sunshine Itself only made one
/ sigb and hope the EoidIerz had pleasant
weather sad warm son Aud then, here
aud there, there are houses TO which the
spring time bFiBgI only memories u the
blessed I'ast. gone by forever"
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Make aHole Of Thil.
~ d. X-YrtEsr,s,


The refusal Of Gen Sherman to aeeep;
any but an unconditional surrender Of
Port Pulaski was in strict keeping With
the policy Of cur military operations since
the outbreak Of hOsIiIitiez. The rebels
we're quite Eilling 70 allow all the boz
ors Of war 70 the starved garrison Of Sum
ter. bat IN NO one instance have the Union
generals followed this ''ehiTalrous'' ex-
ample. The following facts in eounec-
ton with this var are worth bearing in
mind:
L That no rebel soldier has yet planted
a foot on the soil of the free states except
as prisoner Of war.
. That the Union troops have always
been victorious In the open field, their
reverses being invariably caused by In
discreet and unskilIful attacks on strongly
fortified positions
3. That since the fall of Sumter the
rebels have never taken fort or strongly
fortified position. while they have been
compelled TO yaeate and surrender places
Of immense strength.
Our foreign critics, who are 50 sure the
sourherners are better and drawer soldiers
than the Union troops would do well %
bear these facts in mind
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DisIoY1IVn0hvIII,

NhHhTiIIs Is dtsIOyal to the very core
The return Of the stars and stripes 70 her
capitol has awakened no response of well
come from the Thousands Of her popu.a-
tiOn imbruted by secession. She knows
not how TO appreciate freedom, and takes
advantage Of the mercy Of the Union au-
thOritieS for the utteruuee Of treasou.-
Gov johnson has work to do there nj
suited to the natural generosity Of his
heart. He has attempted to win back the
PFOdigal heart of the people by reasoning
with them; but his words have fallen upon
''stony ground" He must henceforth as
sumo the s.erner tone of authority, and
compel respect to the national banner
floating over its rightful domain. The
city cOuuoilha refused to take the oath
of allegiance, aud all the organizations Of
the city are reported 70 make open avowal of
their sympathy with the rebel cause. The
continue their disunion dia.
ttibeB with but little less violence than du-
ring the rebel administration. The Nash
vile correspondent ofthe N. Y. World, who
has done much to enlighten the North ON
he real state of things in that city, gives
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TcrEtsEa- Ttsss are 70 eoaHIsrabIs o.
straetissE elsewhere, zsI ne sAa hzTefsse
aATigsiig. II The York Iirsr Up :, Wer;
POlnt, where ne are oaly forty nile. b.
rsil'ssd from tie rsts. capital.
few more dsyE ard We shall bezr tie
tbasder al road the ssa1enI-Iss4sr ts.u
ne have beard IL yet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-09

UPNa bate boar last evening the Beus
from I=iasd No 70 -sE act re.y LA,iEfae1ory.
Oas ditPstea from Cbiesgo. pr srrirsl yss-
tsrdEy morning a. Cairo, states that seeoad
master Lord, Of sbe gauboa. Benton, had
arriTed with diSpEtebeI from Commodore
Foote. aasosseinz tha, 'ths entire posf-
tion, men, gans aud ,raaspoTts' had beea
saFTsndsred- The nanber sf Priieners sur
sesdseed, however, was rot kuo~n. The
difPateh Of Gen. HnlIsek, to which We at
tseh more inportascs, does not speak Of
bsrrsEdss At ali. but Of an eTaeustioa.-
Ssiihef does be make any mention OF
priEonsr', tars sss siek. They left, how
ever, ~ sbsir artillery and baggage sup
PiisI
Il would APPeas ssiif the sTseBat;on com
Eesesd b0oh after Cur arst guabOst run
the bsoekade ssa got dsEa TO Gsa. Pope,
asa 70 dosss Il VAS ptseipitsteI By The
F1tssEs darn Of tie Eseoad one. This
rsnspaTre VA Ekst or forces had bses
VorEssz Al foF losg tine. aud what the
Fsosls in4sadsd u pEspest They held
tSe@SslVsd ia sesdisetI 70 deesup az loou
AZ Gsa- Pope coaId ferry 0Te1 his CON.
assd 70 de Tsssstses shore. There Vas
not = day. We presume, for the last three
weeks thas oas gapbsats could no: have
compelled az syaeaatioa Of the Island
Bat hat VAS rot our desire. The intsu-
tion TIninly vaI 70 keep AZ mauy
rsbtiS there as possibie, 4od II poEai-
bic capture them by the movement
jant szsestsd by the guaboatG, bat At
all events 70 keep them from going 70
coriHth. From the dispatches we fear
that Gen. POPs's troops we're not erouSed
in time 10 cut oE their retreat. The rail-
road 20 MenPhis, via Humboldt, is s,ill
open to them, and 80 is the river at
point below our batteries, where their
boats have been in waiting for them for
some time. Sui, 1t is possible that Gen.
Pope may be able to press their retreat so
clOsely As 70 succeed 10 cutting Oh grea,
macy. AZ All events, We have opened the
river for EunbOat operations still nearer
Memphis, aud whether We capture many
or few Of them, We have drawn the rope
one twist tighter around the whole rebel
crew.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-09
I. o. o. F.--TrIbute OF R.spect.


At regular session Of PrankIfn Lode no. Is
l. o. Of held IN the city II wheeling On Hoifay-
evening. April Jth, ISd2 tie folIoiiu. Ts-5Infio-r
TeEe unaufID0usly Gdopted=
WAEEEAA, 1t has pleased God TO Ti,ft our I.odze
with death. Our beloved Brother WHIlIkH CLOnIY
Jr-, has departed from ~ FOREVER. Whils nobly A.
Iane1ng utth his enlTAdes IN ANS 70 rsrI tls on
Aaught Of ConteSEats traitors, he ZEN On the heId
OF tattle, martyr 70 thgGauBs Of his eOu0try ne
prutSatsa 70 love the land q his alh Re IA
PEEen he aDeerify q that I1VO BY the aerifee a
his yNung lie, nlled with all the ardent hnpes a
youth and happ;ns.S 70 sEEe his fellow citizens
IRON the AuGutnary atrocities u rel,elIion. IS
new 70 the4E rsle1s At the post Of dA1SPF ana died
~ brave man with his face to the zoe a. the ioTuI
moment OF victory. And, whereas, cur denaFft5I
brother has 6een foT several ysFs assoctated With
~ ~ tbe hbotS Of RrisDdshfp, Love and Truth
during which time his Amiable. disposition, gentle
deporrms II, regular attendance and elFneSf fai0T
70 adEance and esEtsh ths great rrincipleS IIFICb
unite ua, render his death calamity: Therefore
hesolreds That in the deeease Of Brother CIOaaN
F1nklin Lodge has lost worthy inember our conn.
munity respected eittEtu n, and the army OF the
United States . brAye soldier. - =
Hesolrtds That the sincere oopdoleDee q this
Lodge be rendered to the parents ~ eltDIy ~ ,r
deceased Brother In this hour Of their deep ItTe:
graytng that they nay be sustained from % heh N
their berGaTement Yet their aprrUvT EuuEf ~
BY the e9usOlation that their sons And fher
osothscs name enrolled amongst the 6aII6n heroes
OF our country, Eho have purchased our iilstieS n
the sAerihes Of their HveE
hesoieed, mat in memory Of our departed Broth
en- our charter be clothed with mOuE6inE, and that
TG wear the usual badge for thirty days. %
resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be sent
TO the parents Of departed brother and inserted
once In the wheeling daily papers Va
SG. MM aRsHk Committee.
=. MELNIN RICHARDS, y. g., ut
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OIeetIng a. PnIrInont--HomIn OF
Gov. PIeFpoInt for Re-EleefInn.


a Large meeting Of ibe citizens Of "a .
rion and H6Joi1ioK counties vas held At
PSirmoni on the It'll daT Of April. 1862.
feosF; day,j and on motion of P Smith.
Esq, Col. Richard Pitzer Vas elected pre-
Eident, Col. Andrew lee Yice.Presfdent
and z. z Hall Secretary.
4. b. Hail, Esq, made Eome remarks eE-
PrsssiTe Of the object OF the nesting and
On bis motion the chair ap, 1ointetl the fol-
loving com uii;tee 70 report busidess for
the meeting.
POsutsin Smith, T. Bengough, Wm.
A Hail. 81. y. Randall, A. y PrichnFd,
wm. u DnmIaington and Vim. " Barns.
The Committee having retired the meet
ing was addressed By J. Marshall Hsgans,
Of NoTganton, who Was followed briefly by
z. 3. Hail.
The Committee then through their chair.
maa reported the following resolutions:
WHEEEAs, by an act passed by the Leg
Mature Of Virginia, an election has been
ordered for Governor, Lieut.. Governor and
Attorney General, on the 18th day of Nav
next. Therefor be il
ResotTed, That, as loyal citizens Of ia.
rion county, recognizing in His E1celIency
T. II. PeirpOiut, our preEent Executive, an
able and efficient officer, and one who.
amid the tryiIg scenes by which he has
been surrounded, has discharged the
duties Of his Important trust with
fidelity and eminent ability, and as
being one of the most prominent and
efficient movers in the reorganization of
the State Government, which resulted in
the redemption OF our beloved Common
wealth from anarchy and worse than des-
Potgm, We therefore earnestly request the
use of his name as a candidate for that inn.
nnFhnn and Halnnn1Ghna r..
suing term. @ il7 .'tslEss
Re'OIUed, That whilst We thus put before
the people for the responsible Office of
Governor Of the State of Virginia. our true
and tried fellow citizen, F. d. Pelrpoint.
We invite and solicit the concurrence of our
fellow citizens of other counties of the
State IN our nomination aud IN his election.
RsSoLVed, That in our worthy Lienten.
ant Governor and Attorney General NE
recognize true and efficient officers and
men, and We will cheerfully concur in
their reelection, il they shall be put in
nomination.
Re'olTtd, That acOPy ofthese resolutions
be forwarded to the Governor, with the
request that he signify his willingness to
Accede to the wishes Of his fellow.citizens
as herein expressed; and that they be pub.
lished In the Fairmont National, the papers
OF Wheeling, and all other papers friendly
70 the cause in the State.
By order of the Committee;
VIZ. N. DUNXrSGroN, Chm.
Pending the adoption of the resolutions. |
speeches were made by Pontain Smith and
&. R Hall. ~
The resolutions were then unanimously
adopted
And, on motion of Mr.. Richie, the
meeting adjourned.
. RIcaARD PITzER, Chr'm.
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Msrsh.I Z. S. for We, VI.
WHEEt1Ee. An-ilztaea

1@AiASs = pa - 4soZ-
B6gz3isT Gassrai tx, EaHqsAa g. Il,
SIs7-Tiii you be kind enough 70 ae-
qH1iat re Eith all the eircumstAness AZ
tendioE the arrest sad Incarceration II the
couaty jail Of KaaaEha Q: 5one ten ne
groes, ty mr. deputy, John Slack, ir. I
hare heard Eith chzErin and regret that
hs hHz doae such AZ act an sa1.ouE
% EaoE iae particulars. az it is ny in.en-
ton. unlsss there Is something s5our the
esss that do not nUE know or can couesiTe
Of, 70 discharge bin.
an not niger catcher, and cannot be
eotoPsiisd to become one, nor viii retain
IA ny service any man Who permits him
ssif 70 be us=d for such purpose.
GsFy respectfully, yours
z. n SOETos,
u s. Marshal for Western Dist. Va.
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The nos1 inPortlaE b4:fleS thRf I'll have
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-09

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-09

On Monday night, April eth, at 10 O'Clock. svs,s.
wife Of Henry Ramp, Jr. $500 -
Her funeral viii take place this CReine.day)
morning At 1oO'elOek.. from her late residence. on
John street. east Of Sixth. The friends Of TIE ami
~ are respectfully invited to attend. e.
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For Rent and Sale
Town Property for Sale

NaKAPEE FTUpeEty tfAa sys< vas 80 a H.
" Ohio rIEer, can b bad =; B4-esvIIIe- No--y.e
eeasiy- Cha. eo1llsEin< 4 FUo aeze IoeS sa-re
AID Az the Dscsssa=y bGiisinrs faII II
go TsFEAlrl EEDeEUuf fTn5f { oruHr1erFal Tres
ne teSz q 81 TEssr Rai Al Tia ooEvsa5eces $40
E1la e1G1d Ask NJ hast a fPI.5T y-iII - 80
Eaquils on The rrezEssss- 0ref
SAMUEL b WIEIIANk Y
na7-lH Z H0REBR0OE, ElII1iE hil51
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TRUSTEE,S SAIR

TRUSTEES SALE.
II virtue OfAdeed a tTI,Si fFS15 NSfha13.IC G A.
~ .I 20 ms bearing date Ebe Sthef OctobeE1S6I
~ % The highest Bidder, At public uctiop fSr ssb
~ ne teat dn&r q he Court H0asa OF Ohio County,
~ 1n95sayS me lVth day of April. 1859 TIE 10 ~
rnGndtn that part Of The city Of VheSinS ans
SeS Sth MaEd, numbered one hundred ard t6ree n
Ron g addition to aid city = = -Ss, -
Selling IS Trustee, shall oouTey "a tn. r,,,,,,
such ute as Is vested in NE BY tlS JeliOT fTISf
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HEIMSTRFFT8g
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InimitabIe Hair Restorative.
II IS NOT 4 DIE.

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Bat restores s,rny hair 70 its oriria,l 49,
kslAag tse capillary tRles nth ns8ural sas4eE--ss
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!! 5nd beauty O the hair, ana Glor5 a fie.-lV--,
- oEessnE- aelEsrrees's Unstable OoIoTI-E -
process, but gives the hair =
LuIuriant Beauty,
promotes itS Eruuth. prlr.lt. a, t,iii-, - -.
SAtSs oAndTu4 AID impLT1s health I'd TIsSs1-f1--,
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So fs,l q ne sS-aEEErial aEeat D. & Barpe- -
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n 2asWe. 70 the a5oTs- desire 70 Eas-
Iii iAs fsIl0E5ng esg5es e letters rrf1tsa
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Cslisa StH:ss iO- year eozs:y. yoa hare
arrested I'D Ezrzrre1zsed "a the .zhoz Iess
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1oosa 5g th=z- BlE:srk- gone into re-
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>iEtss- HzzsE TAiea- 81 Dey7ty NGrzhal.
yo1 eLa have selsS legally n ksea a.
assir, Haa usisEE yoa o. The ComnisEo.sr
CA f7rEisa ne witt Earh Law. shEU
2oGot Esstae- !oa hare iafeiliEeaes. fode-
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gaAIlfT Toz for tie eSce hATe conferred
=Poa go1- Ths Ea-shal OF -he Cuits5
STATES e: Tie TeEisFn DiEsric. Of yirzi.is
vii oisehHfgE al bis legal datiez. aai nil
eIaci the sane from hiE Deputies; bEr will
cot s5ssslf, sso- EiIl he permit his Dssa-
iIss - 60 TorEB Of S7psrerrozztiSn. IL the
EAy q eztchInZ negroes. but viii die
charge from his employ aar noKu uso orr
Fazss bs2zafty. unIsss compelled 70 DO 50
y legal enzrtmsni- Please give ne A
s0eeI3rt Geeozut Of this transaction.
VERY respectfully. ke.
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Marshal L. S for Wess Va
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Fublic SaIe.
TO THE TRADE.
Wholesale Hat & Cap House.

Nv have made ample RT1Heemsnts 70 % = Is-g.
IN the basinesss have Gr5lit5es Mr. surTSsa4 b.
eoy % b9giog gods God hey are boGEhf for nez
sa' We have large sale TOoana separate Rad aEaTE
70 thts deIa-t1ent- Ard ne nAt:er ourselves thSf
01r StoEk q Hat, CAPS Hbd etraU Good yin -
LV1bd mnEh AEEer and NOM desirable than can l.e
fouod n the city We iRTite all IN the trade 20 an
And e1A1nins Cur Esock-
sPi HARPER / BRO.
Gaps: CAPS:-we have just received ~.
~ latest sfylss Of Caps fur men Sad toTs
sp5 HARPER BRO.
GHILDRE6'S CAPS;-Ipr, s-..,.I !. -
" HssoEtment q ChiIdr.n's ID Infsnts' can, ~
every variety Of style.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AIARGE
IL stock q ChiIdrSn and IEE.hts' Fancy I5eEboT1
ADD Straw Hats and Caps Of the latest Neu- Yorf
Ryia- tHF5l HARPER { BRO.
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Iron Mini for Sale

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81 thS 49, tzllnedsltely "a the easf hank
~, ease, szl tie Falhpes IN o,e ard
~ vars, equll tnEtaIluiensS I-ifH fnt-S-+ -
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M tsASE ACK 9 EHGLISHPRTN
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