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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-02
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MARSHALL CoUNTY.-R Holiday, Wallace,
Samuel RIHRs, John W BonrT Alexander hempIe'
} NJ Brown, William O 'mpbell, Ur ) MArshman'
James Campbell, George Edwards, Armstrong,
iSlsetn%te FSr &IsISndsr ID iiSEsr, Phelps
James Bell. @ Hubs, WI Haset, wsyIen'
Joseph Parrut, P N hurley, " pCnor, John Key
WETIEL CouSTY-G W Bier john Murphy, John
Moore, II sayre, Robert Reed r., John ssGT In
TYLER COUNTY.-SAmsI BillinRsly, Reuben Martin:
PLEAsINTs COUNTY, tnIes W Williamson, Robert
| Harry. ,,,.-..>
DODDRIDOE COUNTT.-Edwin MAXWELL Bs49 u h'
IiaRGisos 6ouNTT.EA Harness, Elisha Owens,
ISaAc d Ross, William FtEhughb James W james
LEwIs County VIM s DunlnRtOn.
woop CoUSTY.-H Crooks william Cooper.
q Leonard, jefferson Gibbons, W stephenson,
Sardis Cole, T DevOughn. ,,,.---
WRIT COUNTY Daniel Wolf, Hchard FImms'
II stewart.
On motion of Mr.. Holiday, of Marshall,
Committee of three were appointed on
Resolutions. The Chair appointed Messrs.
II G. Holiday, Daniel Peck and Thomas L..
Moore, rs said committee.
MIR. Peck presented to the Convention a
letter from Mr.. Lamb, declining to be a
candidate for its nomination. ln present.
ing the letter, Mr.. Peck said that Mr. Lamb
would not be candidate at all-etther
before the Convention or against its nomi-
nee. A dispatch from Mr.. +. N. Norton to
j. S. Porter was read, also declining to be
"A candidate before the Convention.
The Chair announced that nominations
were now in order. Mr.. Campbell, as
chairman of the Ohio county delegation,
presented the name OF Chester D. Hub.
bard; w. Z. Stevenson, of Wood, presented
the name of Hon. Jacob B. Blair. No 9TH
CIR nominations being made, the COnven-
ton was about TO proceed to ballot when
tho Committee on Resolutions came in and
submitted the following as their report:
Resolved, That our attachment to the
Union as founded by the fathers of the
Republic is undated; that the integrity of
the nation must be preserved; that we are
in favor of and will support the vigorous
prosecution of the war to the fnal over
throw of all rebels in arms against the
| Constitutional government of the country
| RsSolred, That our devotion to the Union
is paramount to all party attachments, and
that we accord to the policy Of the Admin
islration, in the conduct of the war with
treason and traitors and their property
our hearty, honest and cordial endorsement
Resolrrd, That we will nominate no one
who will not pledge himself to abide the
action Of this Convention.
The report of the committee was read
and adopted.
The Chair then announced that the cOuu'
ties would be called alphabetically and the
chairman of each delegation would respond
giving the vote OF his county either as a
unit or by portions.
One of the delegates from Marshall
moved that two.thirds vote be required
for tnominAtion. Mr.. Wells. Of Brooke
moved that two-thirds vote be required
to adopt such motion. The motion wa!
| Withdrawn.
On call of the counties the following
was the vote in detail.
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GRAPE VINES.

prolific, Creveling RIsinebsrE. HeFbemOnt,
Logan, T0KAlOn, Union Village, CuyahOgA, RebeceAS
Anna, Taylor or Bullet, and all the other leading
kinds s unsurpassed any where In the country. Par
ties wishing TO purchase, and who cannot visit our
grounds TO examine our vines and Vinyards, where
all the above and many other kinds may be seen In
fruit, would do well 10 send for our new PRICE
LIST, which will be sent 70 all Applicants free Of
charge J. KNOX,
Oct2-3t Box l65, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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OmcIRI list OF the killed and wound
ed ut the battle of Rocky Gap
Greenbrter County, under General
AverIII, on the 26th OF August last
We are indebted to Sergeant N. b
| Squires, Clerk of the Medical Directory
office, Beverly, for the full and correct re-
port OF our losses at Rocky Gap battle,
Greenbrier county, West Virginia. We
presume this report will give great salts
faction to the friends of the killed and
| wounded.
We would be pleased to see the author of
this report at the head Of Regiment. His
meritorious competency warrants such a
position. s. YOUNG.
Wheeling, October |, 1868.
3RD REGIMENT VIRGINIA MOUNTED INFANTRY.
Richard W. Blue A, gunshot wound in
right ankle, slight.
George Right, left shoulder, slight.
Luther Sheets, right knee, seriously, in
enemy's hands.
Charles Swisher, B, right knee, thigh am
putated, in enemy's lines.
Earnest Spear, hand, left in euemy's lines.
Il. A. Patterson, knee, left in enemy's
hands.
John J. Raymond, corp, left thigh.
slightly.
Sanford Watson, seg'nt. @, right leg,
slightly.
G. W. Manner, arm, amputated, in enc
my's hands.
ThOs. Casady, D, wounded and in enc.
my's hands.
B. B. Pell, in right hip, In enemy's hands.
Tnos. Wilson, lett wrist and index fin
ger, 10 enemy's hands.
Jacob Maise. serg't. E, scrotum, slight.
Bartholomew Clark, LIST Lit, left arm, not
serious.
E; Poe, F, wounded in chin by piece of
shell.
John W. Smith, G, gunshOt wound in
right shoulder, in enemy's hands.
Geo. Hoffman, left fore arm, slight.
j. s. Brown, serg't., Il, right thigh, in
enemies hands.
J. NJ. Chittister, CORP, left arm, amputa-
ted, in enemy's hands.
Isaac Cuppett, right breast, in enemies
hands.
Geo. W. Powell, left side, slight.
Frederick Myers, wounded by piece of
shell, in right groin, slight.
Geo. Blake, I, gunshot wound in left
thigh, serious, femeral artery cut.
Harrison Blake, hand, slight.
Stewart Willis, foot.
g. W. Heatan, sergt., X, side, seriously.
John Hormick, knee, in enemy's hands.
3D VIRGINIA MOUNTED INFANTRY.
Zebubon Burns, B, killed.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

1t is quite possible that we shall yet
live to witness repetition Of the jubila-
ton of few years ago, when England
and America joined hands across the At
Iantic, aud the British Queen and Ameri-
can President felicitated each other upon
what seemed the greatest triumph Of the
age-the completion Of the Atlantic tele-
graph. The qualification however soon
died away in disappointment, for the cleo
trio current, that had been wont to play
among the clouds, scored its watery bed
and refused to comply with the wishes OF
science. But out of failure comes success,
and, nothing dhuuted by the result of the
frst experiment, the projectors of the
enterprise went bravely to work to ascer-
tain the defects that had occasioned tho
failure and if possible to remedy them
Too much praise can hardly be bestowed
upon our own countryman, Cyrus w. Field,
for the uutiring energy and perseverance he
has manifested in this matter. lie has never
had doubt of the final triumph OF the
enterprise, and has labored increasingly
to interest others in the same direction
The contract for laying another cable
from Ireland to Newfoundland was signed
September B, and the summer of 1864 is to
test the success of this new attempt at in
tercourse between the continents. The
contractors are Glass, Elliott L Co., who
have now 10 successful operation over
twenty lines of submarine telegraph, vary
ing in length from three miles to fifteen
hundred. For the sum of $4,000, 900 the
the cable is to be laid and placed in good
working order. The expense of the cable
laid in 1858 was not quite 81 900, 900. Mr.
Field has just returned from Europe, and
be brought specimen of the new cable
which is already being manufactured with
all possible dispatch. 1t is about three
fourths of an inch in diameter. and il
composed of seven small copper wires
strongly pressed together, and around
these is covering of gutta percha one
third of an inch in thickness, and ten
strong iron wires twisted like rope. The
whole is wrapped in the best of Russia
hemp. The contractors evince their faith
in the success of the undertaking by TAX
ing large part of their pay in stock, while
the London insurance companies are in.
suriug all risks in it at rs per cent. The
distance between the two coasts is 1910
nautical miles, but 1000 miles of the cable
is to be prepared. The cable is TO be laid
in July or August of next year.
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Book Notice.

1.-THE Peuiusular Campaign in Virginia, OF
Incidents and Scenes on the Battle. field
aud in Richmond. By Rev. J. J. Marks.
D. D. Philadelphia; J. B. Lippincolt &
Co., 1864"
We have not had time to examine this
work, but we notice it highly commended
in orr exchanges. 1t is for sale at ]. c.
Orr i Co.'S.
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AFTERNOON SESSION .

The Convention assembled, pursuant to
the motion of Mr.. Stephenson, at quarter
past two o'clock.
Mr. Peck, from the Committee on Per-
mauent Organization, reported the names
of Edwin Maxwell of Doddridge, for Pres.
ident, and the names OF John E. Wilson of
Ohio, and A. G. Leonard of Wood, for
Secretaries.
He also reported the following as the
scale of vote for each county in balloting
for nominee, the basis adopted being the
Governors vote last May:
Hancock 4ls, Brooke 67s, Ohio 29O5,
Marshall 2O67, Wetzel $40, Tyler 100,
Peasants 800, Richie GG7, Harrison 2O37,
Wood 1903, Gilmer $50, Writ 375, Lewis
1884, DOddridge 742.
Mr.. Moore, of Harrison, from the Com
mittee on Credentials, submitted the fol-
lowing report:
The committee appointed by the Conyen-
ton to examine and report upon the Gre
dentials of the members to the said Con-
vention from the counties composing the
said Congressional district, beg leave to
report that they have performed the duty
assigned them, and that the following
named delegates RIe in attendance from
the several counties herein named:
HANCOCK CousTY.-J II Cochran, John @ craW.
ford Smith, Daniel DOnOtoo, David Pugh, jon
BAoOKE COUNTY u AkInscn, Nathaniel Wells.
George Hooker, Thomas Mahon, James Harvey
Scott, Robert n Wells, Montgomery Walker
OHIo CouNTY.-John Max WolL A Mccain, JosepI,
Madel, Levi mills, Hill, William North, Joseph
vSnsO, B9yd, L:AughlLn. " Berryhlll, L Bayba,
james Dodley, A b Caldwell, Z W Paxton, o Iiupp,
4 W Campbell, 4 II Britt, Geo Robinson, jacob Z
Bier, John Clator, Edward Z Reid, (aIterpateO.
james Wilson, Theodore GorroI, Or b n McCoy''
Reed, Pratt, Augustus Handlln, spldeI,
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Majority for Mr.. Blair.......

Majority tor MIR. blalr............... 4I2o
The Chair announced that Mr.. Blair.
having received a majority of the votes
cast. was the nominee of the Convention
for Congress.
On behalf OF the Ohio county delegation,
Mr.. Campbell moved that the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Blair be made the unanimous
vote of the Convention. The motion was
carried by reclamation.
On motion of Mr.. Harvey, of Brooke, the
proceedings of this Convention was order.
ed to be furnished to the Wheeling Daily
LHteiligsnesr, With request to The loyal
papers of the District to copy.
On motion of MIR. Moore, of Harrison, the
Convention adjourned sine die.
Before breaking up the delegates gave
three hearty cheers for Blair and the Union.
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A GlASr IN rHE ARMY.-A pair of gov
eminent shoes was last week made in Bos-
ton for a Norwegian, a man of gigantic
proportions. The size is No. 20, aud the
measure is as follows: Heel l6 inches,
ankle IL inches, instep IL inches, toes liz
inches. He is a color sergeant in an ar
tillery regiment of the army, and is a,
present at Fort Hamilton, New York har-
Dor.
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House of Delegates.
THURSDAY, October |, l8C

-
Prayer by Rev. John MOffAtt.
Mr.. VAN wINKLE, from the Committee
on Counties, &c., reported bill III. No.
97) to confirm the boundary lines of the
county of Clay and changing the name of
the county seat thereof. Read the first
time.
The House was informed that the Senate
had adopted the report Of the committee
TO consider the expedieucy of auditing and
paying certain claims against the State of
Virginia.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. McGrew
Ross and Little, as the committee on the
part of the House, ordered to be raised by
the report.
The House was also informed that the
Senate adhered to its amendment to the
bill IN. No. 79) providing for the survey
ing aud conveyance OF lands sold for taxes
and not redeemed, and on Mr. MCGrew's
motion, the House insisted on its disagree
meut to the amendment and asked Com.
mittee OF Conference.
The House was also Informed that the
Senate had adopted the preamble aud reso-
lutions relating to the navigation of the
Ohio river with a verbal amendment,
which the House refused to accept.
The bill III. No. 4O) for the protection
of fish was put upon its passage, but fail
ed to obtain the Constitutional majority:
Mr.. VAN WINKLE moved rcconsidera.
ton of the vote, which was agreed to and
the bill tabled.
The bill a.. No. s9) incorporating the
Sandy Valley Coal Railway Company was
taken up for it's second reading, but nj the
request Of Mr.. Rutfner, its patron, 1t was
laid on the table for the present
The bill III. No. 62) fixing the compen-
satiou of certain officers and clerks was
taken up aud put GU the second reading.
The annual salary of the Attorney General
WAS fixed at $1,000; OF the Adjutant Cen
eral 81 200; and OF the Clerk in the Adju-
tant Generals Office $3.50.
A motion WAS made by Mr. Ruffner to
fix the salary of the Clerk in the Auditors
Office at $1,000, aud amended by Mr.. Dun
bar. with $500, when the bill was tabled.
The bills III. No. 80 and 94) 20 alter the
line between Richie and Gilmer, and be-
tween Wood and Writ, were passed to en-
grossmeat.
The bill IN. No. s3) concerning licenses
was put upon its second reading, and con-
sidered till the hour of adjournment.
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A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, l
WHEEIISG, Sept. 2sth, 1858.

WHBELISG. Sept. 2Sth, 1888.
To tt> People Of WeH TTrgiHia:
HAVE information, deemed reliable. that the
Il rebel nerals ImbOdsu, Jackson, and may be
others, contemplate movement OF their toEees
through the mountains into the State fIT the Pur.
pose Of devAsting and laying waste the country and
rObbing, PlunderinG and numbering the people.
They may combine their forces, or they may send
detachments into deu Mt parts Of the state To the
end. therefore, that they may be net and driven
hack from the borders Of the state AID defeated IN
their WjGked and rufn1us purposes. AETHTH l.
BOREHAS, Governor of the State OfWest virginia do
issue this my pTOcIAmati calling and requiring
all officers Of the militia and all persons subject 70
military duty within the State to have their arms
in order aud be ready to assemble At their usual
places Of rendezvous At . mOments notice. aud %
move to any point when their EeTTiees may be re-
CURED Officers IN command OF regiments are espe-
ciaIly required to give orders to the e0mmandants
accompanies to that every mHn in their respect
i've companies Is notified to be in readiness and %
have his arms In order for service. II the militia in
any part Of the state have not sufficient arms they
will be supplied by me making proper application.
Let it not be again said that n rebel army has
marched through our loyal State laying waste the
country aud rOGbinE and muEdsring the people With
out opposition or resistance. II e expected that
the militia will cordially cooperate witt the Gov
eminent forces in our midst in TePelling any dem
Ons ration the enemy may make.
By the Governor:
=. P. PEIEPOlNT, AdTt. Gen. viva. sep2s-lW
LAn papers in West Virginia copy one timeJ
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TIE Richmond Examiner of the 26th
inst. says it is believed that Rosecraus is
terrifying himself at Chattanooga. aud that
Bragg's advance is four miles from that
place. Recently Rosecrans sent in a flag
of truce to bury his dead and relieve the
wounded, but Bragg refused to allow the
work TO be done. The same paper says
that while events linger in Tennessee,
things are becoming critical in Northern
Virginia.
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HEADQUARTERS sra RBGIMEsT, ". Va. ~,
Wheeling, September Is, 1854

HEADQUARTERS Sra RB9INEST, ". Va. NJ
Wheeling, September Is, 1s6a
General Order No. 81
GIOMMANDANTS Of companies viii Immediately
~ order . muster Of their respective companies
af their usual places accompany parade for ESsPEc-
TIoS AIMS, and report 10 these headquarters the
precise number, kind and condition Of the arms
within their respective commands. They will also
report every member who fails to pass inspection
They will also notify their respective commands
to hold themselves in readiness to obey promptly
any cali that may be made on them for service BY
the proper authority.
By order, J. McCLUSET,
Commanding 5th Regiment.
S. G. STETESs, Adiutant. sePs9-St
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE CCUNTRY RESIDENCE, stu-
N ated on the National Road, mile west Of
Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio.
The lot contains one acre Of ground, set in fruit
and ornamental tTeOS.
fne two story brick dwelling, modern style.
eight looms. back building for milk room, wash
room, good well never falling water, eisteru' &C.
Stable and Carriage house.
For terms enquire at the store Of Osborne Sharp,
or on the premises-
0Ct2s1W" A. j. OSBORNE.
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HrAn GxS. GRASr I'll am not an abo.
itionist, I was never an anti-slavery man,
but try to judge everything honestly and
fairly. am satisfied that the North and
the South can never live together in peace
except as one nation aud that a free ma
tion."
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral ofUnAH W. HAIsTELD, late member
ofthe Ist virginia Cavalry, killed last Thursday
at Madison Court House, Va, will take place to-day,
Friday, October I'd, from his late residence In
Bridgeport, o. The friends OfthS family will attend
without further notice.
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District Court OF the UnIted states
for the Western District OF
Virginia.
Domestic Dyes,

FORTY DIFFERENT BRIGHT COL0Rs.
VNHEsE Dyes embrace an the new and Advisable
Il eolOrs and recommend thsmssITes 20 any per-
son's Use Who studies Ocon0my In time or eXPenSs-
They are perfectly simple, and any article may be
dyed without the least sppEoAOnGioo Of infnFing tn
hbrte. Only IS cents per box. For sale Al
eeEI II GGAHAM1s DRUG STORE.
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HEADQUARTERS ara REsMEST, ". Va. n.
Wheeling, September 3, 1858.
General Order No. 81
GtONMANDASTS Of companies will immediately
" order muster Of their respective companies II
their usual place Of company parade for INSPECTION
% ANS and report 10 thee heAdq 1aTteTs the
else number, kind and condition OG the arms within
their respective oOmmAnds- They will also report
every member who fails to pass inspection.
They will also notify their respective commands
to hold themselves In readiness TO obey promptly
any call that may b. made on them for service by
the proper authority.
By order, Al SWEENEY,
Commanding 9Th Regiment.
}. B. NOoEE. Adiutant sep293t
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$50 REWARD,

EFT BRNWOOD ON Sunday last, with the nth
4 Army Corps, my son, EDWARD WELSH, aged
about twelve years. The above reward will be paid
oet2-isS MICHAEL WELSH
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WANTED.

TWO GOOD JOURNRYMES BOOT MAKERS
i can and dnd steady employment and good
wages at FRED MILLERS SHOP, two doors below
Caidwells Tin shop, Main strOer, Wheeling.
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Turner's Balsam,

A iufAIIIbIo remedy Tor DIasrhsa, Dysentsry.
"a Bowel or Sumner Complaint Of Chtldren add
Adults. A perfectly sAiS and GaieaeiOas remedy
under an circumstances H1ndredsOGeases, Of both
ehildreo and adults, have been cared and relieved
by the above BaEAIn, AFTER every other remedy had
been tried IN vain. Z BOOKING, Agt-
sop28 No Oid Fellow Hall.
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN who can speak the German Ian
n guage and has bad several years experience In
the Drug business Is DESTROYS Of Obtaing situation
in either Wholesale or Retail establishment. Best
D., Box 347,
oet2-1ts Allegheny City, Penna.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having Watches at VIA. McCOy's
n ShCp in Grafton, for repair, and have not got
them out, will come and get them, as he has left
them with to give ont to the proper owners, or
will sell them for charges In thirty days from this
date at my shop in Grafton, West Va.
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Wanted! Wanted!

TWO Or THEE GOOD BOYS, about Is or 10
i years old, to bottle Patent Medicines, and do
work Of same kind usual about Drug Stores AP-
scT9-2t LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHFIELD.
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God guard Our flag, and keep each star1
EAsh stripe as bright IS new they wAVe1
sill make e lead our ranks In war,
Stiu tioAt above each patriots grave,
Death 10 the traitor that would dare
10 trail II through the dust Of shame
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow It to Death OF Fame.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

TTJHE resId- nee Of Mrs Samuel Neel, situated
i John street, between Sch aud 6th In Wheeling.
West Va, containing eleven rooms, with wash and
bath rooms. Gas aud Satsr thEoughout the house.
all in eOmpIete repair, and dry cellar under III"
whole buiIdfng.
me IOt fTOuts % feet on John street, running back
80 feet to vide alley, i elevated feet above
the level Of John street. has dressed stone vail in
front suTmOunted with ornamental iron railing
Yard Allied with shade trees- Smoke-houSs, stable
and necessary out buildings On premises.
Possession given In October
The above presents unsurpassed inducements 70
any one seeking . residence.
Apply 70 MRS. MEL. on premises. angl4 II
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K EN- W GOD.
Coal Bank for Sale or Rent,

I PROPOSE to sell or rent my coal property, ritu-
u ated In the city Of Wheeling, on favorable terms
The property i composed Of about twenty acres II
good land. The banks are dug and we'll aired and
are situated In the center Of the city They are ia
excellent working order, supplied with good iron
railroad and All the fixtures for the successful pros
ecuttOn Of the business. Also the WaRonS- b5SIe.
and utensils connected herewith.
There u also attached to these premises q young
dispose Of with the above ~
Bep29-1W JOHN NOLAN