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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
AYERS CHERRY PRCTORAI
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, N-
FLUENZA, BRONCHITIS, -
WHOOPING COUGH, 70
GROUP, ASTHMA,
IHCIPIENT CON-
SUlIPTIOA,

and for the relief eOnsuptiv patients adTane
ed stages Of the disease
We need not speak 70 the public Of Its virtues.
ThroasAout every town, and almost every hamlet Of
the rnsFeAn StRteA It's wonderful cures Of pululon
aryeoIa plafnts have ma1eit already known. Nay,
few are the families in any CIVILIZED country on this
eontineut Nitbodt Boune tpsrs1n4 axPefienee ofits
eiteets and f3Eer yes tho communities any where
l5hich hare not Among then 50uiS living tfophyOf
it, victory over the subtle and dangerous diseasOf
the Throat aud langs- u L The most erfu
Antidote yet known 70 man for the Formidable aud
danzSrous diseases Of the pulmonary 0rganS 1t Is
aIso tie plea1ntest aud safest remedy that can be
employs1 Tor infants and young persons. P1rsnts
should have Il in store against the insidupus enemy
that &eals hp0h them upreplred.f We have abund-
ant Erbhbds 10 BeiieVe the CHRRET RBer0RAI sIyes
more lives by the cOnsumpttnns it prevents tha1
thoseit cures Keep It byyou, curs your colds while
they are eurAble nor neglect them nntil no human
skiil cad ihexOrabIe eankerthat fastened
on the VitaIs, eats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality oflung disorders, and they know
too heyiFtHes % tls remedy, We leed not do more
tlk to zdre them it1s stHl mad the Bestit can be.
We spare ND eOs4, care toll to produce Il tho
most perfect possible and thus Eord those who rely
on Il the best agent which skill can furnish for
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER,
EaruesSeaI cd 4asIytieaI eAsaia, Louoeu Kati.
And sold b.. a, g, GOOD 60. and BY all
and deaieEs IN dedictEe eTeFyHh mills
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RETURNING TRAINS

RETURNING IHAINS i
Leave Cleveland Al ss25 A. N. and SIS P. a., AZ
rive at Brdgeport At is55 P. NJ and 4.S5 A. n.
Leave Pitts6urGh At loo A. NJ, 600 A. u. aud
A. u. and 4;s5 M i In
Connections are made as FollOWst i
At Pittsburgh with Pennsyirania R. R. for Harris
burg, baltimore, Washington, PhiiA-
tr9a -f' delphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland With Cleveland & Toled z. h. for San
: z,55 dusky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the NORTH WEsI. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
zg5atEuzsZ Chicago aud the HoKIH WEST. With
cleveland 4 Erie r. r. for Rrie Dun.
kirk, Buffalo and Siagara RaIls., With
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati fuF
5sl 24sae tCrestline, Delaware, Columbus aud
AZ Hudson With the C. z. 4 @. 2. R for cuyGhoEa
'-'-t - Fsils, Akron, MtIlsrsburgh and Woe
ter. 2s.--'fEssL ~ - ~ Il
At Alliance With P. TT. ". @ R.R. fot Canton,
Aassillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
AtstsubenyiIIs Win p. G. & @. Line and AZ BE1LGIH
.TaaEu with CO. ORR forZanesyille, New
ark, Columbus, 4enia, Dayton, Inht
t4' anApolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
- zs 81 Louis, Sc. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West slEas y ( III
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return SS,Ts
Fare always As low, and time much quicker than
any other route - 441- 80. ~. q
E. Through Tickets to all points In the West North
and East can be procured At the once under the
Agent At Bridgeport StAtion. g i-++ - so
Freight e0utTRets will be made At lowest rates tc
any point accessible by this road and its connections
70 the RAst, North, West and Northwest, at once
port Station. - hWM. d. THIRTY, agent,
.-.eLz WheelinE.YA-
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
-=E e.a.li = bridgeport, o.
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I CIV. JoHNsoN q son.

II sheet Iron ware. lsa
TTATIN6.ATAIED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
u Improved facilities We are better prepared nov
than ever 20 MI an orders for any article Or work in
The Above me Of business. Falfes and Co1duetOra
uiAd6 70 order. Steamboat work done In . substAn-
tai and vuEkullnliks manner. We are Row paying
rrfoaIar attention TO this branch Of the tdes ADD
can guarantees sEtfSsetion IN every part5e1iAr- To
Whoisllls DeAlers ne can Offer indncenleufs that
cannot be found ELSEWHERE. Our stock Of Ware u
complete, and the AssoTtroent = tnll At atrnes
keep stock OF theIatet and most apProye patteEn4
OF CoaI and wood Stoves on hard AZ all tines.
= - --tii : : = O. W JOHNSON SON
No.IIe Market Square,
-fy1-dEvtf wheeling, Va.
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TRANSPORTATION.
baltimore & ohio Railroad.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
- - - 80. -
oRPICR OF TILE b, o. r. &; co. l =
"a y- KHEEIss, 25th Jnne, ls63.
pUsINEss being tglly resumed on the Baltimore
ID z Ohio RAiiroads the Company having thorough
yreeonstFnctsdth the bieAls IA thetraSk and bridges
under GoYernmspt projection, the rad thpFoughly
on and Gftkr the 18th June runtWo ihruugh Pesssn-
gr trains ard continue tetE fan e9uiPDsnt in the
transportation Of tonnage. sg
PAssxNeE4 SCHEDULE
DsPsIL ~ "a.
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, At 1910 a. n; Ben
wood, 1890 A. NJ; Grafton, $50 p. NJ; New Greek,
$50 p. n; Cumberland, 9:S5 p M MArtfnSburE,
400 M HhEpfr's ReETy, 8:lT A NJ arrive at Bal.
ttmore At 500 A. y. Is d tuia I'D
RSftrHiH9, ea
LEAVE BALTIMORE 1T o P. A.; M4rtinsburg,
-1f.55 PM: Cumberland, 4 A. IL Grafton II A. NJ
BtdVood, 4il5 p. NJ arrive At wheeling $40 P ~.
L iaiiia hskp Depart, sit
Ths second train will depart daily, except satur-
days ~ $50 NJ GrAitoI l2S9o A 81; New Creek,
1bII5 a. NJ HarPeSs FerTys ll:l2 A. NJ; WaAhing-
ton JunstI6a, 2ss P. " arrive At Baltimore At $50
--sf RetHFRia0, sls
LEAVES BALTIMORE, SIS A ~; HaEPer's Fer.
~, 1910 A M Martinsburg. 1sSS p. Nj Cprlber.
lAnd, 6sl2 P. N sOdklands 96S p. II ; GTaftoh i1st9
"; BenWood, A. NJ arrive n wheeling SEzO
w.P. SMITH, Mater Transpo rtatIOn.
4a.5g L n. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ~
I-fit . & JOHN KING, JE-, Auditor. - t
+ A DIFREY, Gen. Suptt- Of Trans ortati0n-
}. p. WILLARD, Superintendent, Cumberland.
}. B! FoRDs Gen'i Agent, wheeling. Jee6
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road. .as3
"a c.
7NHs AND APTRR> MONDAY, May 5th, 1862, Pas
" sengeE Trains win IsaTe BFidgsPOrt Rs foiloNE
(sundlys exceptsd) sffst
Io55 A. II. Mail Train, stopping At all stations, ar
Tives At pittsburgh at SIS P. N, and
- OleTeland71 at ESQ Z. II.
400 P. ~ Express Train, stopping at all stations
- arrives At Pittsburgh AZ $500 p II.
lois P. n Epres Train, arrives at Pittsburgh Al
- go a. d. and Cleyeland At cas- a. ~. .
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MAYORS OF HE
g. Great Cities. -

u1R ti,e uaraersigned Mayors hereby certify that
w ~ pTueEf5ts Ap0theeAEies, and Physicians
al our several eiffes hare dEned Document e.
Euraneo 20 that the O DlS :; "; a
go ~ c,eFTI PeefoEai1 have been found 20 b
Snetieines or ETSat exeeienees and worthy fhe con
hdenes Of the community.
tlO' 1890 Mayor Of LOWELL MASS
HON. AEBn n1ARD, Mayor Of NASHUA iI a. y. q!
HoS.Ss. ". HARRINGTON,
Mayor Of MANCHESTER y b;
non. JOHN ABBOTT Mayor 4 CONCORD. \. h.
on 4 =. Il HgIrS S.ss. ., vonors9rA MASS
HON. NLTntL s1rsBKE; =, !. .. IN. MASS
- Ilasas asa Mayor Of sAl-kA' 4Ass'
HON W Ia9ols, s H.s,- q posgos. MSS
HON ION s EA n Aonn aas5r Of pzoy1pESCE. R; i
HON AMOS W PRHS MICE q NORWICH. CON.
HON J. y HAAi ass.r Of azw LONDON. OOSs
HON. CHAs. s. RoDIKR, 49, S
--y.'' :. :. : - Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. n NJ k1sssrKr, .4A9tt- - ID,
HO-'' = - MiyOr Of HAMILTON, c. W;
HON ADAM WILSON Mayor Of TORONTO Q. ".
I a
HON. R. n BISHOP, 1900, :, ONO
nus, : = S''1. Mayor Of LOUISVILLE, KY.
49, - - - Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA.
HON, 5AAFs Ai GsgsE e FsiioEi4svrrLz. 9 W
HON, JAMES n v. NORTH s.,.. < AUGUSTA, W.
HON HENRY e00fHEs ssio 55 q HAtIoWnI4 NIX
lOe' 'As : ns5ef Of EREDER1OEON. N. B
HON. WILLARD ME !, INV rrnyo Or, MASS.
Mayor Of RALL RIVER MASS
HON. ". 4. CRANsros s, ,.,. :, newport. R. +
''ON' 14 Mayor Of aALENA, III
HON. JOHN HoDeDEN, = -. -. -
49, 800 Mayor OLDUBUoUR, IOWA
HON fASAAs S SESS q oH1FfAN OOeA. FINN,
- M15OF Of TUSCALOOSA. ALA,
HON. R. D. BAUeH. -. 4.
HON GERARD sE Hs9s+ . q NV NV ORLEANS a
'-H-'' = Mayor Of RooHEsFER, n. \.
.,r1rs al-ltls.H .IE9ts-IIio
HON. DE WITT @ GROVE. z= .5zza. :. :.
HON. GEORGE wIIsqs, !, vi,.,s,,,.e, ?.
HON. G. h. BUHIs
j I4TKl3 . lfAH.yHGE5GGf P DEF NICE
HON. HKNAN L, PAGE, ,,-,.,.
H9sI v. y. y g.,e sl ,l.ss-sl.l4da1. rn
HON. HON :, h HAhh ai1en.yJFoi WIS
HON. JOHN q HAmEs
ltaelIzukLEHsE mayor 01 SlalS44sO u LA
HON. n. J. A. HATH $50. .a.l..t :.
h s,l1- d Mayor q SELMA, ALA
HON. a. ]. NOBLE, -. =
!: HON. W. S. HoLYBAD, :.
~ = - 44i ~ - asyor6t vERA CRUZ
pom P PM RI Dz cApAIIo ,,,,o, ., %, =,
Mayor q HAVANA
1 li-ls - p .'s-=i fis'. - 4
Ia 90 iI5-TlIs Mayor Il LIMA PzzRp
lisyet & yALP6RA1sos CHILL
BON MARC sRsoUfPKDAL1A, la -
Mayor q RIO JARKRo, BRAzILi
i ELII tzCg1&1H !cCEAI4
Certify that the roEidslt DrqEgsts have assured
i ~ .sslsz.r.r55s ~ I7thsn ri Z
Aver S Sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy, he eenadsnes
Of The community,
Ii4aalZTz las
Ayers SarsapariIIa. e
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New Spring Wall Paper.
eg1and eozam6n wan p1pefd 9 Iszlfsi ssi-I p -
- IeE 1als cheap. hy 2 u oSRRH GRAVE q
80 issssasl VI bssiil No % Monroe s.
WINDOIEGHA el1jO0 8a1Ss Sss6iftsi
nv 1l1easlh sth tbuFEh and IFhsolIug make
t0E ale At naal n prizes By $3.50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24

Tho Mayor a t&t esiSk cities Of fhs uuaisa
stltels g1nlill and IfliI.h PFuSiuell, CAM Peru,
Brazil MeEieo, and IN fiet Almost Al the eitiel
On thi1 euntinent, have sfclad this docunlent, =
asIlrs theit1poorla What dis thsJ nay ~
with sltsty Gnd eoa1de1ess lat 6df ses VII onIy
ealit 2. = i'e'''0a q them .s2f .9sslt.
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AEATCHEss MATcHESf{-lo1 ~.
afAsehes, N = grels boxes. prime sEtiels 10
apas = S sase AsaIodANs hfsT & eo. {
sCHAyVEs, 6HAyVLs, sIIAVVIs.-5-lII-
- SQUARE BEoehA ShEgls, .yl6Fth 81 f5r skonfy. !
Log do do . % SIS 1sFif i.
ReIeuables Stella and Eispket shEplS. In graf
- .slf -. -. = = 80
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( BRENETnD, Mass, Dec. %, 1855.
DR-J.C. Arm; ] Do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever found
Tor Coughs, Hoafseness, IndneuEa,
and the eoneomitant symptoms ola
Cold, IA your CHmRy PEcToKAL- Its
constant uSe In my practice and my
fanIly for the last ten years has
shown It 70 possess superior virtuesS
Tor the treatment Of these com
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TERMs. fRsEplat priee..i
POSTAGE.

The Postage to any part % the United States win
wood, = and but FOURTEEN CENTS \ year for each
Of The ReyisFs. % ~ zN -aetl
At the above prices the ,PeEioeieals will BE fur
niAhed fer 1851. And As
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Probably no one remedy has ever been Known
which cured 50 many and such dangerous cases as
this. Some no hIman aid can reach but even to
those the ChETy FetOrdl affords relief and comfort
AsfoE HouSE, NV YoRE CTrr, March s, ls56
DocToR AYER, LOWELL: j feel Il a duty and aplaas-
ura % inform you what your Gerry Peetp-GI has
done my wife, She had beehive months lAborinE
under the dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from
which aid We could procure gave her much relief
She steadily filling, until DR.. Strong, Of TIM
city, where we have come Ejr advice, Recommended
trial OF your medicine. We bless his Kindness a.
ae doyouF skill for she has recovered from that day
She & not yet strong she used to be- bat Is nee
fro her cough, and calls herself we'll. II
Yours with gratitude and regard, ss
ORLANDO SHELBY, or sHELHTv11LE j
Cbarsnp tisZt, Do, not despair tn you have TIED
Arms CHEEHT PIeI0E1k Its made by Que Of the
best medical chemists IN the world and its cares an
around rs besPeak The high merits Of Its TiTtueS-
FstttadeLPAiG Ledgr.
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Premium to New Subsoribers.

the Nos. Of the sane Periodicals for 1850 win be
furnished eoulplbte, a1iLh0af aClRifiaslaI ejlSTss
unlike the Eaors epheneral Magazines Of tie day
these Periodicals lose little By age Hence q full
year Of the Hoa for 1850 may be regarded nearly a.
valuable Is for 1862 suss .fifEF7sE ?
Subscribers Wishing also the Nos for 1851 WI be
supplied At The following ExTEIMErT Low RAYS;
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6ssP srs'eFSs "a s1rl ts year 1851, 8 aud 9, At
0As- Half lie .tRsgElar Subscription 1aiess.
Thqs q Ne,- lSIbszIJtr may obtain he Reprint tot
the Rour Reviews and BlaekEood. i a2st.-ss3T 4
seven conseeqtIye Years for S3II
Which e but little more than the price Of the origt
ildT tC0rkt foF one year. ff
As Ne shan never agin Be likely to oher sueh IN
dneensnts - those here presented, - SD b
tNOWfIs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
" Rsmittanees must, in al eases b made tiify1ae
q De HlblisteT1 f.r1t tass ff5s No cllIInfsgfonl
can Be allowed 70 agouts. 81, = 8 =s57lf5E :
- - LEONARD SCOTT Co,
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403 P. ~ Express Train, Stopping at all stations
y - arrives AZ Pittsburgh AZ 500 P. II.
lois P. NJ xpress Train, arrives at Pittsburgh At
- 80 a. d. and Cleyeland At eslh a. u. -
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iEl 1900 No. Is Maiden Lane. New York.
Anyone sending single letter post stamp will re-
esfVs circular With fe-sirnils enGTRTtngs Of the
above sizes aud styles, mh2+-3md
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PFoss Res. J. Y HT6es, P4tsOr Of Adrent cs.a1eh,
mr. ATKE: I have used your Pills with extrsordL
raFy .snceess In my family and among those am
eaIIed 20 visit In distre. To regulate the organs
Of digestion and purify the blood they arc The very
best remedy have ever known and can eonhdent-
II raoounuieEd them % my frends. -
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,

atu Sc. &C., SO ~. E
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IN TrEsfd 70 the cheap 6oId Pens he begs leave to
say that previous TO operatius hiI 6eG and PateEi
ed Machinery, he could not have made ~ Good Writ
ing and DuTlble Pens for the Price had The gold been
5000 --.t..lls--..lE- L q =
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Asthma or Phthlsie, and bronchitis.

A. RAMSEY, ". D., ALEloS, MONROE Co. IOWA,
writes, Sept Q, 1883: During my practice OF many
Pictorial for giving ease and relief to cousumptiTe
patients, or curing Sueil IS are eurable.n ; -
we night add volumes Of evidence, hut the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy is
found in is eheets upon trial.
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wilslv. wIo,Iso 9. 81 3, q; q. Is.

PUIGsKT HOUSE, s1ILSSAH, GA, Jan. 6, 1855. (,
HoSoRED Sra i &hOuld be upEEateful for the re-
caS1 TO ydd cold sstiledfh ny limbs and boousht
on exerutiEting neuralgia pains, which ended In
chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding had the
best Of physicians the disease grew and worse
until by the advice Of your excellent agent in Bal
tfmore DR.. Mackenzie L tried your Pills. Their ef
feets we're allow, but By perseTernB In the use
~ l,orIi Iln1r nntIEnlN we'll.
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ORPICE OF THRB, { o. r. Z; co.
WHEELIss, 25th Jnne, 1861.

p E77IE
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FlfSfisr ordering IaHrf IN an instaneEs spezy tls
AhtnibeFS dad sQHdlftE' 81 AZ FtaS o. Pas Gnd
CLasS t.1Eta and y FlEfieLGT . dstIi6S III kfld
a. f1S -ll o. 81 70
= For sale By aIhdeaiers in the line Throughout
the county Adarsss ,,oD-ov
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If any one State, or any portion Of the
people of any State, choose TO pEaeethsnsselpes
tn array against the Government of the
Union, am for trying the strength of this
Government, I am for asee-taining ,rhether
re havS a Government or not-prdcticd-
Die, efficient, capable Of maintaining its Gu-
thOTity and uphoEding the pOaOers aud inter
ests sChieh belong to Government Nor,
sir, am TO be alarmed or dissuaded from any
sueh course By intimations of the spRing Of
blood. If blood is to be split, By tChoss
fault is 1t to be spilt2 Upon the supposition,
I maintain, i! soiH be the fault of those s0ho
choose TO raise the standard of disunion, and
eadearor 70 PROSTATE the Government. And
sir, tOhen that is done, so long as it pleases
God to gire me voiee TO express my senti-
rasnts, or an arm, tOsak and enttebled as it
1Gy be by age, that roice and that arm scill
on the side Of my country, for the support
oftde general authority, and for the mantle
nance ofths Pos0ers Of the Union.-LSpeech
of Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850.
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Rebel TNctics--FI4e and Fall Back as
understood and prRcttced by them.
From the n. Y. Tribune.l

When the Unionist are outnumbered and
beaten. as at Bulls Bluff, our losses are
apt to be heavy, for our men stand aud
fight till they fall; when the rebels find
themselves getting the worstofa fight, they
run so soon and so fast that their loss is
relatively small. Even at Dranesville,
where they were met man to man, on their
own ground, with heavy reserves only a
few miles off, they stood but an hour, and
then made Bull Run time, after having lost
but 200 out of q force on the ground of
over 1000. They first frankly confessed
themselves whipped in that encounter, but
have since issued dozen different bulletins
intended to belittle their defeat into mere
check, and then account for it by magnify
ing our 2, 100 Unionists on the field to fifteen
regiments ! The facts, however, that thew
were thoroughly whipped, and only saved
themselves from heavy loss by carly and
preciPitate flight, are not explained away.
Our more recent triumphs in Western and
Northern Virginia are belittled by similar
celebrity of movement on the rebel side.
That ut Blues Gap yesterday is brilliant in
every thing but the number of rebels dis
abled or captured. They lost their cannon,
wagons, Sc, but ran so soon and so fast
that only 10 of them were killed aud 20
captured. But whenever our Grand Army
on the Potomac shall be ready to advance
while the Union forces in the West are
steadily driving in the rebels from that
quarter, the running gear of the rebels will
prove far less serviceable than it has been.
because their race ground will by that time
have been very considerably restricted.
When they begin to run from Centerville
and Manassas, they will have to make a
straight and swift rush for the Carolinas.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Mr.. RUFFNER presented sundry petitions
from the citizens of Nicholas county, sign
| ed by hundred names praying tue Con-
ventiOu to admit John r. MCCutchen us
their delegate to the Convention, and NOV
ed the admission of that gentleman.
Mr.. MCCUTCHEN was admitted, and be-
ing present came forward and took the oath
of office.
The seventh Section of the Report of the
Legislative Committee, was taken up and
reported:
Z. Until a new apportionment be delared
| under the next census to be taken by au-
| thority of the United States, the counties of
Calhoun and Gilmer shall form the first
! Delegate district; Clay and Bra xton the
second; Peasants and Wood the third
Mcdowell, Wyoming and Raleigh the
fourth; Tucker and Randolph the fifth ;
and Webster and Nicholas the sixth. And
the apportionment of Delegates shall be as
follows:
To the third Delegate district, two dele
gates; and to the other five, one each.
To Barbour, Boone, Brooke, Cnbell,
Doddridge, FAyette, Greenbrier, Hancock,
jackson, Lewis, Logan, Mason, Mercer,
Monroe, Pocahontas, Putnam, Richie,
Wetzel and Writ counties, one delegate
each.
To Harrison, Kanawha, Marion, Mar
shall, Monougalia and Preston counties,
two delegates each. And to Ohio county,
three delegates.
Mr.. VAN W1NKLE moved to insert after
ito the third District, two delegates" in
the second paragraph, these words "of
whom the county of Wood shall elect one
delegate, and Wood and Peasants together
shall elect another delegate"
After considerable discussion of this
amendment
Mr.. WARDER moved (such motion ia
king precedence) to reconsider the vote by
which the second Section was adopted, in
order to afford opportunity for motion to
strike ont "forty-six" as the number of the
House of Delegates, as then proposed, and
substitute "ffty-four."
The motion to reconsider was agreed to.
MIR. RAYMOND then moved to strike out
"forty-six" and substitute "ffty-six.'
Mr.. LAME moved to amend the amend
ment by substituting "ffty-four."
The Convention then adjourned.
I'VE enormously stated yesterday, that
Mr.. Sinsel of Taylor, supported Mr.. Stu
arts proposition to distribute the repre-
sentation in the House Of Delegates so Mas
to give every county at least one delegate"
1t will be seen that Mr.. S. voted against it.
He also opposed it in debate.
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The London Critic says Lord Palmers-
ton in 1854 sent dispatches to Foreign
Powers without the Royal sanction
Prince Albert revealed his dishonesty to
the Queen, and "jaunty Pam" was dismiss
ed; To be. revenged upon the Prince he
curried favor with the newspaper men of
London and persuaded them to write down
the Prince, denouucing him as an enemy
of England, and supporter of what were
then called German interests" Thepeo-
pie took up the cry, and the Prince was
actually hoOted in the streets of London.
The journals which seven years ago did
this to the Prince are now among the
loudest and most pretentious of the mourn
ers. So short are human memories.
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A Noble Utternnce from n Gallant
TFiRhmUn.

Noble Utternnce from n Gallant
IrIshmRn.
General Shields, of Mexican war fame,
was serenaded at Washington, last week,
on his arrival from the Pacific coast. In
answer he said: ~
When the summons of his adopted coun-
try reached him he was wandering among
the mountains of Oregon, but took the first
steamer to San Francisco, and thence to
New York, where he delayed but one night,
aud had arrived here jim health, strength
and heart, ready forsthe work before him,
and there. was much.to-be done.
While there was atpossibility of compro-
misethnd peace, he WAS content. But now
he had thrown aside politics, and was only
asoldier. Ofthree things hewa confident,
thatlhe would be true to his allegiance,
woldido his whole duty, and would never
turn his back upon the foe. He wished to
say few words to hi5.friends of the Irish
Brigade, and other soldiers present An
armed'mob was not an army, otherwise
the Persi0ns would have whipped the
Greeks.
We have in this free North the best mill
itary material in the world. What we need
in addition is dicipiline and geueralship.
Ten thousand disciplined troops could
whip all the men who come to Washington
in ten years. lie was happy to see that we
had an army on the Potomac, for which
fact great credit was due not only to the
General Chief but to the Administra-
ton. He knew the Sonth, and did not
underrate its strength; but properly led,
the Northern soldiers were more than a
match for any people.
He would inculcate as the first duty Of a
soldier, obedience. If he were in command
of q brigade or division, he would break it
in or break it down. In conclusion, he
said "This army, if properly handled and
CALAMITY led, will reverse Bull Run; re-
deem American honor and American char
acter, annihilate the rebel Government,
and restore this great, free, Continental
Republic to its former high place among
the nations of the world
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The State of Kentucky has raised and
equipped four regiments of cavalry and
twenty regiments of infantry, composed,
in al, of twenty-nine thousand soldiers,
all now in the field in defence of the Union
Kentucky is one of the "down-trodden"
States,