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, 1863-12-31
4 Dog Mail Train.

Il 0V&F 4XA1A =
The following extract from private letter
from Pembina shows how the mail Is trans-
ported from that point to Crow Wing:
should have written to you four days ngo,
but the mail had to lay over one trip On nc
count Of the lamencss Of one of the carrier
dogs. Ton will probably think 1t strange
that the great United States mail should be
delayed several days for such q cause, but
nevertheless it was. Tho mail is carried
from here to Crow Wing, a distance Of three
hundred and fifty miles, by dog trains, and il
one set Of dogs get foot.sore When their tnrn
they say the dogs will be right and the mail
will 60 forward. I.saw the first dog mail
trim leave here on last mail dny. It con-
sisted Of three middlfng sized dogs. They
looked more like wolves than doge. They
had regular harness, very faucifnl1y orna-
mented, and buclskin saddlcs, gosgeously
worked with bends. The dogs nre driven IN
tandem style. They 50 from forty to fifty
miles Per day hf the ha1breea dryer tr3S2ttlnS
Pioneer, Dec. 20.
, 1863-12-31

EA French translator Of Cooper's
"Spy," in which It will be remembered the
q tae family ,s eafa
Lis Dictionary: "Les Lantcrellcs ~" The
G1asshoppcrs.' But in one place ono Of the
drogoons IL represented as tying his horse to
one cf the locusts on the lawn The trans
later, tniing 1t for granted that the Amcri-
can graEehoFpers must be Of huge dimen-
sions. g1nyely informs his readers that the
drasoon fastened the bride Of his charger
to a gigantic grcsshopper standing before The
door for that purpose.
, 1863-12-31
ElennIuEs from tho Charleston Pa.
pcFB.
The Beaufort Is. C.l FRI Sout6, cul1s from


The Beaufort Is. C.) Fire. South, culls from
late Charleston papers the following items;
a lady, who has doubtless been disturbed
at night by Gillmore's shells, wants to move
from the lower. part of the city to one more
remote from the visitors which drop In oc-
casionally from Morris Island.
A ball is advertised, but the money will
have to be paid at the door, as the printing
Offices have all been Obliged to remove to d
locality where there Is not so much danger OF
cascs being knocked into "p1."
Advertisements by tho Granite Alanufac-
turing Company appear, Offering to barter
one yard Of Osnaburg for one pound Of Iard !;
Thirty yards "a shceting for barrel of flour,
or one yard and a half Osnaburg for barrel
OF pens.
All the stores on the street In the lower
section Of tile city arc removing to safer To-
calities further out. More than dozen ad-
vcrtisements Of removal appear in each pa-
Per.
Tho following communication In the
Charleston Mercury, is suggestive.
"To TIE ED1ron or THE MERCURY: In your
columns yesterlay appeared the following mn
tfce,f signed By The agents of the Bee Company
t0E1ng to the very contracted slate of our ware
houses, We have set apart this day e,dusirely .joy
ldies and children, who arc particularly reque1ted
sEoeg Is broken into.' -" =
"Wc desire simply to bo informed, Mr.. Editor,
whether the term ladies' is to include the hordes
Of mulatto women who yesterday nonopoItzed
their warerooms, almost to the entire exclusion
OF TIE LADIES'.
, 1863-12-31
Enrcial Notifies.


IL SrFrxR1xqH or WonKx.-CAxCK1 m TIN
aET, Nothing is more prevalent thsu this teri
ht;ie. ion Vi voalrn. or fsss understood tasn llo
Iic aud c4uter! were tAc only remedy. hut hSSn III
ssI,c.i the haT!srou. .nt ln.asnan s o1cE error
sf n s;sn 1s 5spsdrssa %
!n,n' = bcaiied On thc ,wor!t: thsbi,slment WAS
kin;s M h'.i :" isf x .d nn!iH~sT mixed narsy1s te
'ncer. wlo were successfully How eenndeatiy ssse1t,
s!:s1 c"p'eF re}o1slnE ha. bern. eau be
fe;f,N t5a:tcstsa M y actual testimony of thou
- s!l,.I.cGt. iAis tLem. de23u1I 1HiB
=
rrr,rn r,-<,slty, or PhysfosoEl-
III Researches,
s,,or,s hr ri sG by everybody. It treats on, and
n,.tu nor, lie est Il rcsus arising from carly Aouse
IVA N,f contamination may he suby ycrtcd, with
.ur. .cshod Of ditrelitng tic mlsgiv1ngs many ex.
pertnc T. entering th9 marriage sihte Sold b. DE-
ii A. BARRON. 19l Hleeckcr street. New York.
r,cc :; ccn1s, Mailed free everywhere.
, 1863-12-31


e s IL r. anes
nss IT, ap'}ss ass = as
I'd To msaros ~ O sher
Ees v b ls:ei!e loT iss ae i1eF1 Of bu.hs.s
q 1s s. '9a' Il o
points tht5 propose 10 make delivetIts and 10 rata
e
when T 1sid selvct1a shall be eo0moncec. and Vhen
The pr1cs must he x1.ttsn out IN words On tho bles
eIn so < prt np y Eeaa sou1 T. sasa. g seqas sEs
each The TO be furu shed xithaut extra caa<a
e 'ae Government The ha1 and straw to b securely
Ire rar t-uar iind or arser,ptton OF o,t cn, hay.
Or ira. rfoposes to be delivered mus Do s1sts1 Ia
1l id attic offered under the ri hes1n invited
+ psas '1s
Co11s,s s + sto9 e to y nTs e. e a tas
lie W:cle snourt contracted for shall nArs bean ee-
:rns1 Tas sss1 nDs v e REQUIRED to
x e. Fl i s e
withn len cs5s thereafter SyecEts tna cons:.es io1
&c ssa, 70 Sa E's AZ tas
ieTsEe cen!osn!ty x1th rs g. e 81,
e e, ,ss1 Y gas1 MAZE a. M
Iasy e - til
q ~ & ae T. sa1S7
EolNt tor Of Customs anJ otter officer naecr tae
Iri Cd States GoTessme1t. o. responsible psrsoA
III sioee9s d & auy notlnes Of ths .eo.p,aneso1
11c IN rsre nd 1t a tdarnss of aarh tndEfr mugt
tn ttTihiV = rittf n in fbs nToi,ceAf
proro1r1, mnst IL nSdre .snd To Br1gsdier General
D. il. E9@krr. Crlcf Depot Quarter1nasteT, Watbin
IN ii I: III. sann1a Ia plsi II Inrrksa ptopcxak
for FnrspG1
Donrs ia 4 sum eausl to the amount ofthe contract
~ rroui1G of III .u1cassnl bIidtr Or btdssFr ppoa
tirnISR lie coptfsct
oMa,n.d A i1t. o.. .11 annl!csts:nn II this of}cs,
~''"N1' ~ FnRM OF PI:OPOsAL.
Toa1' County. aha sag, f,.tc7 -
, 1863-12-31
~ 4
% % "a
DIR. SWEETS
.E1lfalliR,le Linizlle
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR RHEUMATIsM, G0UT, NEURALGIA, LUN
BAgn, sT1FF II ,,s:I NEck AZ AND JOINTS, sPRAIEs.
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.

HA{{D, STIFF NE{E AND TNJNT& EpR Nina
BRn!sEs, III , GHIs AND WOUNDS, PIhEs.
ANn NERTnirS nfsoRnERs.
For MI OF which 1t Ia speedy and certa,n remedy
md never falls. This Lsnliucnt Is prepared nom he
recipe Of Dr, Stephen Sweet of Cdnnecticnt fhe
famous bone setter sud las bccu used in lila practce
for more than twenty yeary with me most sstnnfshine
SUCCESS. - '''' -.s '-''''
rs An ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, It fs unri7s11ed by
sIspticai mcy be conyinceI bv s,nec trai 'n9 o's
matte Disorders Of every Kind and In fhorsads OF
cases Wlere ii hna bean sed il tas neyer haen known
to fnil. - '". "~~'"
FOR NEUHALGIA,i 1t will afford Immediate relief
In every case, however distressing.
Il viii relieve lie worst cassa OF HEADACIIK in
three minutcs and Il warranted to do 1t,
TOoTHAC1tE also viii t cere instantly.
ETTTinE fr,I,, th,. ~.
, 1863-12-31
The Sanitary Fairs

Il JIG os&171KR3y Ns&a18s
Tho Dostonians have realized S140, ,oo0 from
their Sanitary Fair.
At Rochester Fair was held recently
which cleared heavy sun.
The DuIalon:ans intend to hold maui
moth Fair, commencing on the ed Of Feb
runry. ..
The Cleveland Fair will undoubtedly yield
from $25,c0o to SIS, ,00o.
The Cincinnati Fair is in the fuH tido OF
success.
, 1863-12-31
Physiological view Of MAR
rf1we.I

crta,nl.g nearly 500 pages. md 80 t1ne Plates and
.fhrt!EE ol thu Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs 10
i. Q! lieultlt and Disease with Treatise Sell.
1Esc. Its 4rlnr1blc consequence Nrou tho Mlnd
II! r.'l.ni and tncccesst,l mode Of cure as shoEn
s te Irror Of the catrs treated. 4 trathnl Aav1s-
p entertain do,lb,a of ths!r nhyscsI condition,
SET il sa1nns or nos,al currency, by addressing Dr.
EenEs22OII, No. 81 Maiden Laac, Albany, \. !.
, 1863-12-31
Itch.

PKuRIGO LOTTO. . sure cure for nsh, III.
nrol1inu, ii can he used without. any danger.
-arTanttd or M pay. AannfactuErd ~ T. "
MCFARLAND. lafayette, lnd. }of re te u auEu
Smith AEcnis, Chicago, Ill. 0c16-st6t1m
, 1863-12-31

LEWISTON, Ps Aug 2sth, ,lssz.
q. 7. HElxBo1D ESD:
Ism happy TO Inform sou that after tho use Of yocr
Medicine. cure a. been eectro and candidl5 BE-
tya glculd have been IN my grave had 1t not henu
fo< II Tour ohetteut sesyant,.
, 1863-12-31

TINTED STATES AIARSHAL'S
~ SALE IN ADMIRALTY.-Bv vtrtus Of four
wEts Of eaie 6y tae Zen; M 81 sAATxL p: TaaAE. J9dge
District of Illinois, IN admiralty dated on the 2ath
Or Of Deesran.r p 1 lsS3 = Eii Be so!a q Public
IN said District, on the 18th day Of January, A. D.
1854, The following described property, 70 Wit -
box OF medicines and IS mules, the same having
been condemned as cont1aband Of var
D. L. PHILIPPE,
dtso-tc63-11t q, 8. Marshal.
, 1863-12-31
WO THE LADIES OF CHICAGO,
Mrs. M, M, Cross, M, D.,

Phyalc1an to the Female Department Of the Green
Mount Water Cure, Richmond, Ind.
pes1res to inform her friends and the public that she
has yielded to many and has decided 10
open IN Office In Chicago for the winter. while the
Water Cure ts undergoing repairs and ihproyements
She Will remain three months from January 1st, aud
aIrs Gross has made ofdlseaees specially
and has been engaged In extensive practice
attended, heF T. 1neds Of treatment Is well knewn
the different schools OF medicine. and rneos ase Of
thoss remedies which long and sqGeesSfal practice
found at 45 Harrison street, tvo doors Wabash
avenue DMce hours from II 4. H. to ST. II.
, 1863-12-31

HUBBARD BROTHERS, IMPORTERS,
III Broadway, corner Courtlandt st.
, 1863-12-31

AtnELoE's celebrated HAIR DTE1s 1ux nxsr
sn use lsnown 1lit splendid IIalr Dye L Perfect
chans's Erd. Nasty Or Grey Hair Instantly. to .
lossS KLkeK or SATukA1 bEowN. without In]utng
Drxutlful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently scs.
HI; H. r.ls;tuE co1ar and rccti!cs the III crcts Of
ZOE Ail others arc u,ere limitations, aud hbould be
'ol :rd. Sold hy all Druggists, dc. Factory. 81 Bar.
II street, New York. tySE95fly-
, 1863-12-31

HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

"Particu1asly valuable for officers IN tbe Army and
neutrality-suspicious. LcslIe'5, Feb. q.
prettiest, best and cheapest tfmepIeces eyef offer.
ed."-[N. +. Illustrated News, Jan- To-
+Very pretty and durable Watches for the Army
Aug. "a.
One o. tho oldest and reliable houses In bust
ness."-ILouBE1le {ky.) Journal, July 81.
, 1863-12-31

This gentleman offers the following reference attest
ing tho facts Of the cAee.
Hon. MM B1G1 EH, Ex-Governor Pennsylvanls.
Hon. DC. Knox, Attorney General. Harrisburg Ps.
Hon J. q. BLACK, U. g. -At1orney-Henezal. Haah.
Hon b. r. PORTER, Ex-Governor Pa
Hon r. G GRIEK, Junge o. s. Court
Hoo. jobs B1G1ER, Ex-Governor California.
, 1863-12-31

My course many particulars tas been quits dier-
ept from that Of any otners. With over 3D. nusot-
cflea certificates and feccMmendatosJ le.tss om all
tncluc INK eminent pn5 gcians. clergy staAasc1
DC rave not been IN tie haot OF resor ting 1he
tae reason that my arelca rank u standard fdme-
Insy. ho7 ever, Without TO mncn desia Ion fsom ~
Elan. Erssens hers snectnenone selected bX ehacee
certificate Of cure cfoYes twenty IeaEa sanding;
, 1863-12-31
IMPAIRMENT or AGRICUL

~ TuRE, WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. Is. 1861
To the Growers and Aanun cturers OF Flax and Hemp:
eoI stsstng Of Hon. j. ttorehead Of Pennsslvanis
William y Bailey. Of Rhode 1ssand, and John 4.
tinn made By the last Congress, viz:
:Fer Investigations to test the pract!cablllty OF
cpltivating and preparing Tax and hemp a. duh3tt-
tutc for cotton, twcnty tnousand do1lars.r
beievipE that III fartSer sad ruler notee q thei1 H.
Ttet,gaiiors might produce valuable rssult!. ad.
to9rned to meetaga on Nedneaday, the 2ith day Of
They feque,t all Interested IN TIE distribution Of
for lie public good, to send to this Department, on
q before that day, s1mples q t hemp a1e a1 io
fabrics prepared BY them, accompanied by state
ents 81 The Earions iocessss 1se and ne cog: Of
Kinds and cost Of machtucrJ rEcd, Where made, &C.,
together With any and all Information thst xnsy BE-
useful 10 the Commission.
This Information is necessary before an Intelligent
distribution Of the appropriation can be made.
ISAAC NEWTON.
de2s u11s-2m CnmutaaIQpef.
, 1863-12-31

~
Rave long since given ur tho use Of buehu, cubobs
and 5uaiper IN the treatment OF these dIseases md
only use them for the want Of better remedy,.as
, 1863-12-31

Nineteen Years Ago
Mr., Mathews frst prepared TIE VENETIAN HA1H
DYE: since tlIt time 1t has been used by thousands
and tn instance has 1t failed ye perfect sadsEac
don. III.
THE VENETIAN DYE is tho cheapest in the world.
Grce + Only Fifty Cents. and each bottle contains
double the rRntiy OF dye those usually sold for 81.
THE VENETIAN DYE is the SAFEST composition ol
fn chse II s warranted not to insure the har the
: scn1g g Il Il" e. sliEhtcst E degree
THE VENETIAN DYE works With rnpitlty and eer.
tanty, the hatr requiring no preparation whatever
oe dessEet..onc that Will not scc crock wash out
one that iE NJ permanent the hsit Itself. ITcc 50
oen,s. Tor taleby al! Druggists lEcpared only BY
4. l. MATTHEW'S.
General Agent, 1e Gold street, n. r.
Also, Manufacturer Of MATHEWS AttSlCA IIAIE
GLOSS. The best hair dressing In Use. Price Is cants
dc3-r6c3-SM TT TIARA
, 1863-12-31

Il tre dra9 business In taa ty Of Philsselchis vasr
nas sss9 e noT .1:ssn
rpions Bat for 'ke iast ID yesrs moss q
1s 'is d h5s heen ; T. the sas
Mo;: nEosI ent among those to which he des!res 10
an sse sn q tas
tract Busnu, an1 Highly Concentrated Fluid Extract
Both of lhe.e preparea on purely scientific pr1n-
various ingredient entering i5to thtir compostton.
Yerstlop, aaa The employment 81 didcrens 1asnstras
70 snccetave operations TO take up the extractive
maeS impaea
Il not fsrnerea totally iaer By TIN iejuacio1s ana
pharmaceutical Preparations.
% os Of ne DOOR color Of tie pIaat oi thss
name. ano not tark, El1Iiaula preparation, IL
rorersa viii shoss lei forsa II sde Galtsd stats @
ss + 6 g. nesss e @
kGri5ng agent tselespooafal q tae EItact sar
q Fled and delicate constitutions of both se1es and
Z ons Bottle Is fully oqua IN strength to ono gallon or
th= syrup secociion a. usually asde AMI han red
q orpg7lsts ronghout the country hare adopted 1t
il it e ~ q plain
soasisssaaSa & q e. welfare of suffering
Eecond-Decause1 do not wish my articles classified
as ncstrums or pat Mt Medicines. many Of which are
asS e rad
:aateuucal preparations, 'u' paa'"
, 1863-12-31
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DAyvnLK, Pa, June ,, 1sde-
DE- WN. T. GKE0G-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
1passed more than TWO gallons OF water In twenty
four honrs Twas ohgei e get up as often as ten
lost about nfty pounds u Ee.ghs: During The mon.a
Water, and In Two dsya after uslng 1t experienced
relief, and alter taStn@ two bottle8 was entirely
cured -eoon afaer regainlrg my usual good health
You1a truly, J.VL. d. WH1.
, 1863-12-31
SILVER WATCHESI

Frtc1ass Hunting Time Pieces for accuracy move.
ment, beauty OF material. aud, above all eheuu-
ness In price. these Watches must insure
universal appreciation
, 1863-12-31

WFAyuFK8TELps Conn.,, IaHch ,, 1964.
D8. H. GRIaa:
pear Sir: Having seen your advertisenent q Con.
xtifnffon water. recommended for Inflammation OF
iha KdpeyB and Irritation Of the Bt1ddaf, having s1t
fefed for tho past three years, and tried tho ak nf
vas indnced 10 ny your medicine. procured oaa
boitis Of yonr sgents At HaEttord eaGs Lee, s,soa
fonnd great change ia ~ health. hare used txo
M lie vell, and IN good splrts. cannot expra3a
ny attude for IT. fesl ie1t It l. AZ nd more;t.a
eTer Rfsend you In your aabors OF love.
Yours, truly. L1oxARo g. B1ozLow-
, 1863-12-31

Iirate and drench the Kidneys and by constant uso
soou lend TO chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
, 1863-12-31
CONST1TCTIO WATER


Is without doubt the ouly known remedy for
and We have much confidence that 1t Is specific as
VIC have that opum will produce seep and truthful1Y
used.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
7GottsohaIIz tho Great on His TrayeIs.

Gottschalk is, not SO great on paper as
on the piano, butts every whit as egotis-
tical. Writing Tor New York French
paper some account Of hissconcefttour
in America, particularly in the West
ne tells first of living eighteen, hours ona
paper of candies and six apples, for lack
of time aud opportunity for more and
better food, and then of tpore profession
al periences;-
"Once ina little townin Ohio, charm
ing young girl and her mother spent all
the time Of the concert in staring at my
feet Their immoderate laughter attrac-
ted my attention, and after having yalnly
sought for some time to divine the cause,
1 at last perceived that it was the move
ments of my feet on the; pedals which
aroused their mirth. They did not know
the use of these appendices to the piano,
and only saw in my movements a sort, OF
fantastic trepidation OF rudimentary cho-
Biography. In the same village, man,
observing the unlocking of my grand pl-
ano, asked me what l called SHAT big ac-
cordion." But let me assure you, these
exceptional cases are rare, and am often
astonishcd at the progress of civilization
in our country. There is no village,
however small, in which you cannot find
one or more pianos. hispering
winds'z of Wollenhadp the Silver
Spring Of Mason, the sidonastry Bells
of LefebreSW ely, aud lcRn j name it y
the Last Hope of gonr 10 servant,
are here IN q sad ondition q admire,
wonderfully, the compositions of Wollenr
haupt and Mason, but they will pardon
me for speaking of them as / do, when I
say that even my paternal love for the
Last Hope has succombed under the ter
rible necessity of meeting it at eyerystep,
of playing it every evening, and hearing
it played every day. had decided to ex-
clude it from my programmes, but alas |!
l received between the parts of a concert
lin little townein Wisconsin) q little
note asking, will Mr. Gottschalk oBlige
thirty.six young ladies who have studied
Last Hope by playing said piece2' I
abandoned myself to my fate, and have
since then recognized the Last Hope as
one among other inevitable Affections of
my life ~ 2'ioig
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
ki55'oeIa9ion Win superior. Intel ll {.

I would not be domesticated all nv life
with person Of very superior capacity
to my own: not, it / know myself, at At.
from any considerations of jealousy o q.
self-comparison, for the occasional com
munion with such minds has constituted
the fortune and felicity of my, life !. but
the habit of too. constant intercourse with
spirits above you, instead of raising youY
keeps you down. Too frequent doses Of
original thinking from Others restrain.
what lesser portion of that faculty. Won,
may possess Of your own. You get entan-
gledi another mans mind, even az van,
lose yourself in another mans grounds.
You are walking with aitall yarlet, whose
strides outpace yours to lassituG1e Tie
constant operation of such potent agency
would reduce me, I am convinced, "a I'M,
besllity. You may derive thoughts from
otneFs+; your way Of thinking, the mould
nv m which your thoughts are cast must be
S SoaE Own: Intellect may be impaired,
Charles Lamb. an ~ ei''i 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
Lifein mobile,

no ooe bow tts cbi9sIr, III. :, f,,,;I,a,
~" v, ivy = 'AOo ~
read the following advertisements taken
from the Mobile Advertiser of the 4th
inst. aatsf r9I: - fest
LIVERY STABLES NOTICE. l. .sz
OWING to the stringent orders of Gen,
Pemberton, and scarcity and high prices
of Provender, we, the undersigned, have
egreea to the following rate OF charges barge
All All T,iverS Horses. with Rnsov e5o,,,ar
month - - ss'' 20 ri p =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
Eronn Cinrkahnrr,..

From private letter received yesterday
from Clarksburg we take the following ex-
tract: , i3...e Il, ssisfss.ss III
"The vote at this place stands $40 for
the amendment, and 2 against it. The rea-
son why one of them voted against it was
that the free negroes will overrnn us, and
at the same time he has two negro fami-
lies living in his, own house with him.
The other one was whipped by Capt. Leib,
A, Q. NJ, for stealing Government proper
ty. dSz &, taa'llap
Davis and Vance look very blue about
the giLks to-dsy. Mr.. Davis said the other
day that this county would not, give over
425 votes, we willsgiye1O5O. Smart man
this Mr., Dap,s, he should have voted and
there would have been three nice men
against it. The Copperheadsllk kept very.
close on the election day.. sAi IL so d. j,
We learn from citizens of Harrison, that
the vote of Harrisonis 1858 for the amend
ed Constitution and about q half dozen
againstit-EDs, INTgIgl ,sail s.l ia ga.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
From Preston conntv

KISawooD, WEST Va, March 80, '68.
Editors Zntsiligeneer
gave you, day or two ago, the vote
OF this county on the amended Constitu-
tion, so far as I had ascertaiued it, but
which was not entirely correct. 1 now
furnish you with another statement, which
believe is correct, except one small pre-
Cinct, Wig:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01

THE CoPPERHEADs AND TnRa CoSsrtFu-
TIeN.-The noisy orators of the conner
head peace.faetion, while preaching Fesis-
tance to the laws, profess to be great
steklers for the Constitution and STATE
rights. In gentle way we would cali
their attention to article six, second mar
agraph. of the Constitution of the United.
STATED, which reads ;ZE This CONSTITUTION.
and the laws of the United States which
shall be made in pursuance thereof, aud
all treaties made or which shall, be made
under the authority of the United States.
shall be the supreme Law of the LAND,
anythlngin the Constitution OF laws Of
any State tofthe contrary notwithstan-
Ding lea3f.d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
From Lewis County-She Polls {
Strong Vote.
WESTON, Va. March 20. 1852.


Editors LntelLigencer.
Lewis county has rolled up a strong ma
jority for the New State. The official re-
tuFps foot up 500 for and A against the
Amended Constitution. This vote in con.
nection with the soldiers vote, will no
doubt raise the majority to L 900; besides,
a great many New State men are absent in
Government employ, which cannot be
counted.
The largest vote polled in time of peace
did not exceed 1900; so that our county
will compare fAvorably with any other in
West Virginia.
The anti New State mems faces grew re-
markedly long when they heard the returns
coming In from various quarters. 1t has
pnt qnletus on the demagogues Carlile,
Clemens, Davis & Co., and the stoppage of
their organ in your county is hailed with
joy by the truly loyal citizens of this COM
munity.
TWAS astonishing to see what au unusual
amount of business away from home fell
10 the lot OF several of our would be
Unionists in this county on the 26th. I
think If some of them could be transported
TO Dixie awhile, aud fed on mule meat, as
some returned citizen prisoners have, they
would gladly have stayed at home and yo-
ted for the glorious New State of West
Virginia. go in for sending all who voted
against the New State over into old Virgil
niannd make them stay there. We do not
want them here.
Hoping that the official vote of the forty.
eight counties will reach ut least 80 900, 1
remain,
Yours, 80, G. W. s.