Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-29
-A.oelsbrIly 81 DoddEidg.e. ooal.nty,..-

A celebrity IN Doddridge, County.
| yiapoa WHEELING, October %, 1862. !
Well, 1 am at home again, and hope
shall not have to make another trip to
Doddridge county until the weather is
more pleasant and times more propttious.
suffered good deal, the weather was
cold, and the tidy tftie tavern at Which
stopped, was filed to OyerAoWing. The
court House where, had to spend the
most OF my time, is the most unsuitsd and
miserable excuse for such building I ever
saw, its caVed-iu aud IOp-s sided eupola is
fair sample Of the interior of the building
aad of the,ragged and idiFtg'Wails andfoor,
and knocked out Windows It is more in
keeping with the rnins of some deserted
castle that has gone over to the possession
of birds and bats and ghosts, than a court
house e9 t'.a ,a'17so baa aio7s.'!s2
There Is much to be seen and admired 10
the banner little county OF, Doddridge, but
exease me for declaring tits not the Court
House. is5,.
BY the way, one incident of my trip at-
forded ne infinite pleasure l met with q
ohinaman,a regular, unaduIturated, full
biooded ChinamRn, said to be the nephew
Ofthe Emperor, aud sent TO this country as
the chief of an assistant charitable and be.
levolent .ihstitnti01. 2 Hie9 iiis 500 ,'g'fs'fai
The momsht I saw him / knew be was
not an American. II was Appdtent that be
was neither an Indian, ITishman, Dutch
man, Frenchman or a nigger-then what
the ld-t could be beg His large wen
rounded head and funny featdres made him
q mystery. The chief men OF the place
sought his presence aud were delighted
with his observations and queJtitg5. i54 est
He is prominent man fall Of iuforma-
ton and a6Oduding in Wit AS So6n1 as
was released as 8ieuessi from the O6uit
House started ihpursuit Of my Ghioaman,
determined 70 learn something more 6fhim.
l overlook him at The depot store, where
found q swarthy complicated huge monster
pounding about, who asked me; very gFuff.
ily-''What the devil do you want hersis-I
answered him as meekly as Possible-''no-
thing Sir.n He gave me u savage look aud
told me TO Gdry upH which 'ordeFI immedi-
ately oheyed and seated myself In q corner,
"A sQpp as the crowd had settled down the
huge man of the house called QUITO the
Qhinamans Grand Lama go5 onl1i The
Lam4s for IleRBRed that Was his title, rails
ed his eyes to Heaven, and placed his right
hand across his left breast when be uttered
/ NsA9Afi NbiA1 IN AA1I nNkANd Ntuuk AE Ate
conclusion OF what he said; several Of thase
near him SiAeqlAted 'ssip-sap- ato-sa, -
The siguiheatipn Of which is 'sEe'll all kiss
theoI,amA5i These we're third degree mem.
beFss for they alone have the right 70 kiss
the Grand Lams-hence the great desire
of aAneW members to take the third de
gree. u Z . ascsaEs ii.a c0fsl lrsi7I s.j,a s-f
p it iis proper that should remark that
when che desire was reEpresseds 70 make the
afectionate demonstration aon Cthe Grand
Lama The 5Pge man shouted o1t sn9t BY
p rms CAUSED some OF the 1nenIisrs to look
very iddig6ant Entered that the o6strop.
ni6ns man hhd either been fsfased adu1iai
sion into. the order, OF that he was On un=
fuiy member, who would be surely punisEl
eds wish they would punfsh hirn I Iittls,
It would teach him better m6n6ers. sted
TIE Lama is a Unfon man4adnc0mprU
misingiy so-thinks slavery 1 dttihe fnsfil
tuition, WonId Ike 20 see It exist; 6dt fathg
ef than teUpardi1e the o Udi6n he HotId WiIs
slavery from tie face Of the earth. q H6 Is
prepared dit0sacfifice allrexsept disposition
ass Grapd Iama and his hops OF Heaven
for. the sake pf the Union. BE Woulds ex-
Repd 5hei last dollar Of sbe Goyetnment fun
The restoration Of the Unipnsi BE says, the
uaion restored is better n the hauds Of the
women and children than the Uni0n, diTif
ded ia the hands of opr besttmsn,a, 30 bsa
lHeig dqteFmined that this Union mnst