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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11
Some Important SuGgestIOn' Con-
GernIng tue New state.

70 the STATE Central Committee:
GgSrLEXgN;-TO u very large extent the
late of the new State enterprise rests III
your hands, The people are looking to you
Tor instruction ny to the best mode Of cuu.
Quoting the campaign. They see the OPP.
position thoroughly organizing for the con
test, and MS yet, nothing has been done by
the friends Of the measure to insure con.
ceulratiOn Of effort iu its behalf. Why
this delay? twill not dOio rely upon our
strength of numbers, for that will prove
disastrous, unless there he IL guiding baud
10 direct and control our movements. The
interests We all have NJ stake nrc too great
to be jeOparliLed BY supinrly comforting
ourselves with the idea TINT all the people
are in favor OF ii, and hence ii is not ne.
cessary to give ourselves any rurthcrtrouble
in reference 10 it, tell you, gentlemen,
you ARE drcriviUg yourselves Oh that point
The people ARE not al for it. The appa-
rent support Of the WbeeliNg PrISs, as M.
nUunced in its issue Of the 9Th inst, is but
bait thrown out to tickle aud beguile the
uuwary, and to throw the friends Of West
Virginia oil their guard 1t is u trick IA
jesuitiCal trick of the enemy, designed to
lull US into n false security, and when The
time Of trial comes, to our sorrow, fear, if
not promptly and properly met, wewilI dis.
cover our fatal error We have all head
Of mdIkrd batteries, and OF their fearful cf.
tects. Lctu- beware OF this one; for that
il Is, every one who is acquainted with the
trcAcherous anl double. dealing course
pursued 10y that trailOrOus sheet siuce the
agitation Of this question, must adni,
ito be; aud | now warnyOu, that unless you
take the necessary steps TO tear oil the mask
with which it attempts 10 conceal its
opposition to the cOnsummatiOm Of this
long hoped for and long prayed for meas
urc, huudredS and thousands of our fellow
citizens will be deceived, aud the prize will
he wrested from our grasp. | 6eliVe, Ms
firmly MS believe anything do not knOv
positively, that there is All understanding
among our opponents to cease making II
show OF opposition, ~ write aud speak, If
needs be, in its favor, until the day OF the
election, when, like All avalanche, they urc
TO sweep down and OvcrPOwcr US, Aud
this would be III perfect harmony with
their conduct since the breaking out OF the
rebellion. They showed their hands to
some rXtGut in tho recent municipal Glec-
ton in your city. True, that IN II few days
thereafter the friends OF the new State rail-
lied mud defeAtsd them, but 1t WAS accom-.
plished only by the most untiring and uev.
ccasing c1ertiOns; aud shy to you now,
that it will require just such efforts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11

uvi guard Onr dag, and keep each star
Zach stripe A. bright ~ ncW they wave,
mil make Il lead our rAnksln war,
Still d0Nt above zach patriots grave,
DtNth TO tho traitor that would dare
TotraIl lt.thTUugh tho DUST Of shame.
All homes, hearts ts lot will share
And follow It tU Death or fams.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11
FOR RENT.

,:ts TWO DWELLING HOUSES. with ,turr.ruou,,
:M1 HttNrhrL, situated on Monroe street, bplw ecu
G;sAthe Odd Fellows Hall aud the Mcclure House.
Possession siNrnOn the lNt ri April Apply To
trhI.ft' WI. II. IRWIN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11
FOR RENT.

I'd TlIREE.sTORY BRICK HOUSE, CoaInln.
i'll. Ink n gUod store room and dwelling, good yard
G6sWatrr, CoGl.hOnlr, Sc Situated on Main street
wrIt SIDE Anl adjoining Mp, Il. EInn's CONNECTION
AIRY Possession LIST II April Ut earlier II desired.
Applyto IIeb5 lW'l WI PAXTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11

A CACIAN NALSAM h thp best Cough syrup You
n can use. Tyt. Only to lie had at the Odd
Fellow Hall Drug Store,
irbI Z. BOOKING, Agent.
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FOR SALE.

LvEVEY ASp A HALF ACRES or GROUND gu thu
> island, with good Orchard n the 1anlr.
FOR RENT, two houses, and iiitrrnRctrN VI ground
suitable Tot gardening purposes.
C. L. ZANE.
lcLi.!w Quincy street, Wheeling, VA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11

'''' S"''N" S'"'H VI NWSllNhI III NcIllt III TAuHH
Isaac Il. Trmble. coulSrEiion
WuEREAs, nj the &li isrm, 4. b. 1862, Of tbr
w District Court VI III" United states ior ibr
western District VI Virginia at Wheeling All Iuior.
nation WIS hlcd on behaliOf the UnItrd States, Ly
the Attorney thereof for the AAid District, against
l@ b"Nns Of RailroAd FNicnlngs, described in said
Inflammation as the property Of IaASc H. Trilnhs: al
l"Eing In substance that said Isvnc R. Trlmbir IL
acting rs Nn Nfc'r Of the army Of tho rebels In arms
against thu Government Of thu unitNI States, AMI
IhAl no IL holding an Oice or agency under tho loV.
eIhhlrnt Of the SpcNllrd Confederate States Of Amer
lea, aud under the rrDellious (ioyUrumrni II iLr
stA'V"I virginia, OnN Of tho States OF said COnIrVr
acy and that hr VA the owner Of the pupcri, nrC.
SNld, and praying that said property may 10 Snnds
GATED aud sold M Forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of thu mnDtiou nm.
der the seal Of III" said Court to me- directed and de-
ltVHrrd' dNherchy give public notice to all person.
claiming any Interest In said property, to APPEAR h,
lnre N" Judge ~ tho iArirt Court iOr the Western
District Of Virginia. At Wheeling, an tho 9Th LNy Of
April A. D. 1907, u the same shall bs AhAy VI jGrs.
dcIion, m else on the ncIi dAyoG Jurisdiction there
amer, then And there to lntCtp0sr their cIaimS AMI
make their ALLEGATIONS In that behalf
Dated thiU hdGy Of February. 4. u, lSfl
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
Marshal Of the United StaIns
nr the WpIirIh nislTlsI DIVA,
NEN!ANN II. SNtn. District Attorney, EII il,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11
The AOrgNmtOwn Meeting Again
MIR. LAIIer'a letter.

Editors MtdiigrHr'r:
Nj. IM6ier appears in your Saturday s
paper, in n long explanatory letter Of the
part he took in the meeting held in Nor.
ganlOwn during January Court, that think,
however fair and candid his intentions may
have been, contains some mnrniotJ that
implicatc other gentlemen who were In the
meeting referred to.
Ia the closing sentence Of that letter,
Mr., Lazier puts in disclaimer that, while
It may have the effect, and Is certainly de.
signed to cEculpAte Mr. Deriug nnd him.
self, duplicates others rs guilty OF the very
thing Mr. Lazier Is seeking to escape, lie
states that "nelther Mr.. Dering or myself
made any personal remarks against our
delegates thus leaving the inference that
Col Evans and myself did indulge In per.
sonAl structures in relation to our dele.
EAies.
Now, | hope. for tho sake Of Injured
truth, tbul Mr.. LAlicr did not munn to
make such n charge hui he has put his
disclaimer in such shape as to leave tho
logical inference that remarks disparNgiug
our members werO made In the meeting
10 the discussion that sprung up on tho
resolutions, there were no p'rSonahhcS IN
d"'gtd ~ torrdT,is any osr, md the course
our own immediate members had pursued,
was endorsed on all sides. Personally, |
have no acquaintance with the Governor or
Auditor, have never spoken to either Of
those gentlemen, nor MN personally nc
QnNiutrd with u single member Of tho Leg.
isAturc except NCssrs Kramer and Shy.
der. My relations with these have always
hOen friendly, and no motive could exist, in
the nature of things, that could prompt INC
In the meeting referred to, to indulge In a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11
Stock for Sale.

I WILL SILL nj puhlic suction, u, the Court
| house. IN TUESDAY, the 10th day VI February
twenty ShHr"s Of the Capital Stock OF tho North
Western Bank Of Virginia, Terms. cash.
iAn:!"td DANIEL. LAMB.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11
Lots for Sale.

rI'WO AND A lIALP LOTS In the town Of Fulton.
said Lots comprise font d lhn icrt aud %
L.rI hack Said Lots are in desirable situation,
twn-Iory brick dwelling house. brick blacksmith
shop, togrIheI with all lrrvWaTy out'Gnildthss ar"
On The pfrtulsra Also All OrchArd u excellent fruit
trees Possession will br given On the INST day ui
Anil irbD.3l WILLIAM JOKDON'
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For Sale

rINwENTY. AND A HALF ACRES or LAND,
situated on the National Road, BvnIOni county
Ohit 9ls miles frum Wheeling. On said laud there
Is rub'tautHl brick dwelling with good out build
lnga to suit. ncvrrAilinf spring Of good water
with stone spring hunAr near tho dwelling. Alec AL
orchard Containing 4 variety 1t good apple sud other
irnt trees, % acres ATE In grapes aud ready fur
bOHring,
Trrrn- 10 suit purchasers. For other particulars
euqnIroaI SfGWARr 4 KEELINES Office.
irLGlW' bridgeport, Ohio.
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Soda Ash.

OS IIIlDS. SODA ASH u superior qnAiIy, Just re-
70 ceIvvd aud for SIli at ihS lowest priceb "
I,LIO PRYOR / FKOST, 81 ( y Main It.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11
House On Main Street 10 Lei,

CONTAINING "A line store iOuul. besides the dwell.
" ling part. Pos'essl II Un the itSt Of April Iii.
Tntrro iian.6l PRY0R& FROST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11

I/EpIIYRS fnil assortment NJ the different
II kinds ~ hand At thu Variety Store Of
u. NlCOLL / NRO,,
JAhlI lOa Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-11

NONGRHSS WATER aud Citrate If MnCnr,Iu. Ar
" teSlAn Well Water, fresh supply Just received
ut tho Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store,
feb; T. HDCKlSO ApHni
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-30

event their u'mes ought to be known,
and We ask all true men to take noticc of
the men who wear these emblems of re-
bellion and to make list of their names
for preservation and pehaps publication.
We propose ers long to publish some
Of them. If these men are not rebel
sympathizers why are they wearing the
rebel emblems. Our best wish for their
welfare, is that they may be arrested and
sent south of the federal lines, or at least
the leaders of them, for there are many
that "know not what they do"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-30

INDIANs.-Two hundred and ninety
two Indians arrived at Post Mcclellan,
Davenport, on last Saturday morning,
from Minnesota, The Davenport Gazette
says, "There are of the Indians 27S,
males, Is females and children, of the
men 253 arc sentenced to be hung, and
10 to be imprisoned for terms varying
from one to ten years. The women ac-
companyin; for the purpose of cooking,
washing and attending to the sick; 10 ot
them attend to the culinary department,
1 to the washing, and ? to the sick The
more desperate ones are ironel singly,
while the others are manacled in pairs.
The prisoners will be shown to visitors,
who register their names at the office Of
the commander of the post, from to /
o'clock every afternoon, Sundays except.
Cd, and at no other time
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-30
Conference Of Churches.

The Congregational Churches Of Dav.c.
port Association will hold q Confereh 4
at Upton, commencing on Tuesday ev, 4
ing, May 9Th, at u o'clock. The Goa
ference will be opened with a sermoe
appropriate to the occasion.
Among the subjects for discussion vii
be, Revivals, Prayer Meetings, Sabbath
Schools, Eeports from the churches
ETC.,
One hour, at the opening Of each day
session, will be spent 10 devotional exer.
cises. Christians of other denominations,
and the public generally, are cordially
invited to attend the meetings.
NJ. K. Cross
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UNANIMOUS VERDICT The mos, RIG
id analysis by god chemists has failed to
discover anything in the Chemical Sale
ra'us which can, when properly used, b,
in the least degree detrimental to health
While the women Of our country enter
tain sentiments widely different upon 9th.
er M alters, all concur in verdict that the
Chemical .SAleratus is the only infallble
article in use for light and sweet bread
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Giptou 90bfrtlstr,
LOval LEAGUE.

A regular meeting Of the Loyal League
Of Center TOWNSHIP p will be held at the
Court House in Upton, on Saturday
evening, May Sd, 1868.
An address will be delivered by
JAMES W. BAGLEY, ESQ,
aud responses will be made by such
speakers as the audience may call for.
Tho Union Glee Club will be present
aud favor tho audience with patriotic
songs.
By order Of the Committee.
SYLvANUs YATES.
WELLS SPICER,
WILLARD HAMMOND.
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s1-The meubers Of Co, &C." Oath
Iowa, sent to Judge Tuth,ll, recently for
distribution, over $1,000 As most of
the recipients live in this vicinity We do
not publish their names, butthe following
who live at distance are informed that
tho Judge has some money for them:
Cha's Fawcett, S. Sparks,T. NJ. Curtis,
VIM. Moon, Tho's Richards, ST., John
McCalley, VIM. Mason, I Hennicut, NJ.
Wiley, Joseph Howard, John johnson,
NJ. J. Hoffman.
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SaIt.Rheum Cured.

CINCINNATI, March 3, ls5 -
Messrs. A. l.. SCOvILL 4 Co. "a
DEAR SlRs-I h We been troubled E
the last five years with the Salt Rheu, e
breaking out in blotches over my boz d
which was very painful. l had tried vt
rious remedies, and had number Of Phys
sicians They all failed to cure ue-,
have used but eight bottles Of your Blood
and Liver Syrup, which has not only re-
lieved the pain, but has Effected Cure
| have no hesitancy in recommending i,
for all Diseases Of the Blood
J. 4. BROWN,
Fifth Street. north side, between Plum and
Western Row.
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PUBLIC SALE.--Mrs Basil Virgins
will sell at auction, at her residence three
and half miles north west Of Upton, on
Saturday the 2ud Of Nay, lot Of sheep,
hogs, cattle, corn, ETC., All sums of s.
and under cash, over IS twelve months
credit with security. This will be a
good chance for persons wishing to buy.
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Teinperanco Alliance.

Icmpef66C6 Anl0nCes
The monthly meeting will be held o,
Monday evening May 4th, at the Cour
House The following question will b.
discussed:
Would it be financial benefit to tn,
State to license the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors, and regulate by law the manu-
facture Of ardent spirits.
Speakers, Messrs. Yates l. Gifin. A
paper will be read by Judge Tuthill <
The public arc invited to attend.
NJ. X. Cross Secy.1
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ArpRopRlATE.-The city Of Chicago
10 taking great pains to prepare for aud
secure large convention in that city in
June next, for the purpose Of encourag
ing the building or charging canal
through Canada. That a city thus vii
ling to aid a foreign government, that
has done all she dared to help the rebels,
should elect Copperbead officers, is quite
appropriate.
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%Wc have received IA cop, Of letter
written by VIM. II. Edgington Of the
Gath Iowa, with a request to publish.
As VIC had already in ty:2 % much the same
thing We could not make room for it
Democrat as he is. he goes ia for arminc
the negroes and all else that will help 10
Kill rebels.
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A New Posi- OFFICE has been estab-
lished seven miles cast of Upton on the
Davenport road and Mr.. VIM. Hawkins
has been appointed post mcster. 1t is
called "Yurk Prairie"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-30
THE ORIGINAL
1tOWE SEW]N6 WAeBlNFS


Recent and important Improvements having
been put to this Machine, renders it now the
most perfect before the public. and persons at a
distance can order Machine with guarantee
Of its prompt and safe delivery, and that they
will be able to manage it to their entire sa,fslac
ton. No more breaking needles No nore miss
ing stitches! No trouble in making any sar
mcnt however delicate or heavy, on the same
machine, either in cambria, cloth or leather; and
for dress makers, shirt makers, tailors, hat bind
ers shoe binders, or gaier fitting, as well as for
every variety of family sewing, THEY HAVE NO
SUPERIOR. and will be sold at much less price
than any other machine capable of doing the
same range of work.
Send for descriptive catalogue of styles and
prices. A few responsible agents will be deal
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, ls7
! Broadway. New York
Ao:srolv
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CoPpERHEAps.-We learn that a num-
Der Of persons who claim to be citizens Of
the United States and of the State Of
Iowa, have procured and are wearing or
have worn copperhead and butternut en-
bleus. Nov these men are loyal or dis
Wal. and hone. ~ d;shnEsst. In either
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Coop THINGs.-A large variety Of the
good things Of this world, suci as oranges
lemons, apples, raisius, figs, f;bcrts, al
monds, candies Of every conceivable
variety and all the ct ceteras of law full
saloon can be found at A W. Belts
next door to the post Office. 2t
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p%Tbe following named persons will
End, at the pos. Office. some money which
was sent to them by members Of Co, "E''
18th Iowa: George Bair, Haliet Titus,
D. R,ppensberger, J. H. Patton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-30

~ Some good Wall Paper and Window
Sh ades, IA be had at the postO1ice.
sm-Now is the time to lay in garden
seeds for spring use. A good assortment
of the best seeds to be found in the coun-
try is for sale at the post office If
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hristie's
AgHe
BaiSarn
Is recon
nlended by
Chemists.

EDITOR OF Administrations Sir:
With your permission wish to say to the readers OF
your paper that will send by return mail to all who
wish it, res) Recipe, with full directions for max
ing and using simple Vegetable Balm that will enec'
tually remove, in 10 days. Pmples, Blotches, Tan,
Freckles and all Impurities Of the Skin, leaving the
same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
l will also mail free to those having Bald Heads 9!
Bare Faces, simple directions and information thaS
will enable them to start full growth OF Luxurtsa
Hair whskers, or Mous,ache, in less than 30 49,
All applications answered by return mail WITH
charge. Respectfully yours, %xAs
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chenlia 4N
vlOnl2m2 No. s3l Broadway, New Yo4E
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5)ie((,

On hoard the Floating Hospital Nashville,
April 10Th, RoBERT l.. SAFELY; aged 70 years s
months and 10 days He was member OF Co
G, 18th Iowa Regiment.
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MILLINERY, AS will be seen by new
advertisement, a new Millinery shop has
been opened iu Upton. OF course all
the ladies will call and sec for themselves.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-30

A CERTIFICATE. 1t will be remember
ed that Mr.. J. X. Snyder, requested US
10 state that he denied a certain state.
,nent that was made in the -4dverttser a
few weeks since, Of his having advocated
resistance to laws" in the X. G. C,'s
meeting. To throw more light on the
subj scs We publish the following certifi.
cate, .e,narkiog that Mr.. Nc Curdy, got
into the lodge without taking the oath.
He only signed their constitution. They
should be more careful
thereby certify that an article in the
advertiser of March 10Th, under the cap
tion of "Grand Rally Of a Dozen Copper
heads" is substantially correct.
EDWARD McCURDY,
Upton, April l4th, 1868.
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DUNsMoRE i BARRUs.-N 20S and
2lO Second Street, Muscatinc; Iowa, give
notice to our readers, in another column,
that they have the largest store and the
largest stock Of goods West Of Chicago,
and they intend to make the smallest
reioes in the market. They have made
recent additions to there stock and re-
auctions in prices. Read their sd%ertise.
meut and examine their attractive stock
OF goods, and low prices before purchas-
Ing elsewhere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-30

~ MIR. Morse will open lis thi, d
term Of school On Monday evening next.
lie has placed the terms at one half tn c
regular priced mt any one fail to i'm
prove the opportunity of attending.