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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
NNORk.

The election cannot he won for the
Union cause to-day without work. Busy
and ardent aud Intelligent work is the thug
that will count It will 10! do for one
Uuiou man to suppose that some other
Onion man will attend to tho work. 1t
that is the feeling nobody will do the work
Every man must work. Let business be
relaxed to day Tam ont from tho stores
and tho shops, and take AZ interest in the
election. The issue i' worth everything
,hats Uniou mAu boIds dear. and especially
il It worth all the time and energy he can
give It from breakfast to supper time to-
dRy, .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

We cannot too deeply impress it on the
mlud OF every Union mau that the issue at
the polls o.dny Is the broad and deep one
Of loyalty and dislOyalty. Again We say
every secession vote will be cast dead
sEaInS, ". VI. shriTsr and as a solid unit
Iu favor Of his opponent. -H
On last Saturday prominent Union man
from Brooke couuty-A man whose name
will guarantee the truth Of any word be
ever ustsrsd-,ay, he was approached by
useeuuiOuiSt Of this city and told by him
that secession always bad a majority in
wheeling and the fact would DO dsmcn
OtEAtSd on NondNy-sO.dGy.
Last week a citizen Of Washington
county, Pa, WAS told the same thing in
PittSburS BY a IecOIsiOui't nom Wheel.
log.
We will give the names Of all these par.
ties to those who may dtSpussthO truth OF
the aairuations Il they will cali on u.s.
Depend upon It the facts are As stated
There iS no trick or dodge. No facts were
yer better SubItauGGtsd,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26


A commuaicAlioa from the Senate 40.
nounced the passage by that bod! Of tie
bill authorizing Smith and Williams 10 sell
goods tn Jackson county, with An amend
nenv whicu WAS coueurrei IN by the
House
Euyrossed House bill 10 purchase the
Jefersouville BfAdCh Of the NorthW estern
Bank and provide for It's outstanding la
Gililies, was taken up, and after some dis.
cus5Ion was laid on the table.
Eogrossed HouIs bill to amend the char
ter OF the city Of alexandria, was taken up,
the vote by whichit was ordered 10 its EN-
grossnent reconsitered, and passed by. =
The bill npPrCpriating $1,000 Il the
Weston LunaIlc Asylum was read a ihlEd
time Sud passed.
Mr CEornrHs mored that,uo evening seS'
sion be held this day, aud it was agreed to.
The following bills were passed:
The bill eIeupIiuG persons 10 the Uni
ted States from liability from eIecu-
tons til. three months after the expiration
OF their term Of service.
The bill provididg for the transfer Of
property from Meade Collegiate Institute
TO Brooke Academy.
The bill apprlprAting the capitaton tax
for the yenr 1862, for educational Pur-
posts,
The bill providing for the removal Of
the Courts OF Fairfax county was taken up
and indefinitely postponed the necessity
having been provided tor by the Governor.
a Ca 80 M a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

Tho contest to-day iSA long cOncootsd
and secretly matured determination ofdi'-
loyalty to rise up and triumph over the
Union name of tho city. TIE ropes have
boon we'll laid, aud for wsskS-shO prellmi.
nnricS have been going on. The Union
feeling has only aroused at the ve'y last
moment. 1t is without the organization
that itS opponents have fully Completed
1t will have heavy odds to contend
against, Yet it can, even atthio late hour,
II every man will stand dtm and rally With
all bis strength, achieve a glorious victory.
faction add indifference will not do
Every Union vote must be cast. II the
cause of the country triumph' to-day it
will be the prOudeSt victory in the annals
Of this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

CL.nEsprnc, Va, Jan. 90, 1868.

CLAREsDuRc, Va, Jan, 20, 1868.
Editors Iateliigtac@'
Thp seventeen year IocustS 10 this neigh.
borhood commenced coming up out of the
ground ms follows 10Th Stay, 1895; 18th
May. 1872 10Th May, 1929 18th May, 1886.
They may be looked foragain from tho l4th
to the 2jth May, 1863. They will continue
to come up for about two weeks. Their
average lite above ground is about "a days.
The males do the singing, the females ap.
pear to have no orgaus Of music.
4 superstitious notion prevails, or for.
merIy did prevail, that this singular insect
always appears with the letter W or P on
their wings, denoiing peace or war. In
1929 aud 1886 a character could be traced
90 their wings resembling the letter \, and
this character suppose is common to the
loeusI5 in each year OF their advent
They pierce the under side OF small limbs
Of trees, and there deposit their eggs. The
eggs hatch, and the young insect dcsccnds
to the ground, there to remain seventeen
years. III.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
The Flfth Ward.

All eyes arc turned towards the ever
glorious old Fifth Wsrd-now the Fifth
aud Sixth Wards. She Is the "0Id Guard
Of the UuIou hope In the city to day. Will
she dIuappOiut thu an1IOtieI Of all patriot
10 hoA,ts7 What majority can she roll up
for tn, UhlOn tlckstl NJ. shriVsr ought
70 cons ssrolllrhO -erost With A least two
buudrsd AID 'aNy majority. UslOn men Of
the FiNh Ward, the bruut Of the contest
rests OBJ you to-day, and the lions share Of
III. glory Of victory will be yours II you do
your dnty7 viii you give your whole
hearts to the work 7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
ayrlRxoas ,EssIos

The House bin imposing tax Tor the
support II the State Government WAS ,Akea
up aad occupied the .t,eation Of the Sea
Sic during the whole o! the afternoon. The
oHi!i rtN FebGsh OF toe old tax law
and reduce. the tax upon everything tweo.
Iy.hys per recent
Auong other things the Senate refused
10 reduce the AK upoa ordiusfisi.
A great mAay amendments were propos.
ed aud acted upon. so that The bill was
very materially changed from the form IN
which !, came from the House
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

IRON ths HltHhIS Cohn'Fg PrrS
We dc not wish to stir up the animosi.y
OF the loyal people OF our county, but 1t Is
a notorious fact that some OF the rebels 10
this vicinity are daily becoming more loud.
mOuthed aud insulting 10 their reasonable
utterances. They speak ofthe Yankees las
they term the Unionis,s) in an Insulting
manner, and aver that Southern Confsd.
eracy is fixed facts" aud also rub their
hands in grsas glee when cur forces meet
with a reverse Il is high time they we're
taken care Of Camp Chase or the A,he.
nsum may answer as lodging place for
some OF them ere long, unless there is a
change il their demeanor toward the gov.
eminent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

LHEPHYRs-A fall assortment AZ the different
II kinds On lGld At the Variety Store q
D. SICOLL BRO,
IInlT 100 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

seven Others Injured.
From the ZAne,yils Courier
We arc called upon this evening to 70
cord the mos. startling calamity which hos
ever occurred in this city, resulting In the
loss Of many lives.
This msssning, NJ 7 o'clock, when the
market was as fall As Il generally is At this
time OF the year, and at the very hour when
most persons were there, the roof Of one
half of the buiIding-the upper hHlf-Rave
way and came down with crash, daThiug
the whole wooden structure into fragments.
The row Of pillars on the North side top.
pied over, throwing the greater part Of tho
roof timbers, with the ceIiug, over on the
side. Fortunately on the North side there
were only few stalls occupied this morn.
ing. Persons who were on that side were
generally badly injured, and some Of them
fatally. Th-sr who were passing along
there at the Tine were more or less injured.
We cannot give the names Of all those who
we're injured, as many Of them were taken
to their homes in the country Immediately
The following is the best report VIC can
make up at this hour OF the dead and iu-
jurrd OF the disaster:
Rilti-MrS. Nelson, 90 Ward; Mrs.
Smith, South 9Th street; Christian Riedel
baker on Market street Mrs, D. B. Garry,
1th street. Mrs. Garry died this after.
uoou at four O'clock Mr., Arcbaucr, re-
ported dead.
Probably mortaiiy pomdrd-David Ed.
wards, Falls township; John Stevens,
Liyerymnn, 5th street; Wm, Taylor corner
9th aud Market; H. Mccall, 9th street,
Mr.. Scots reported mortaiy wounded
John O'HsrrA 4th Ward, very badly 10.
jurrd.
Injured Thomas Durham, in the breast
and head badly; Policeman Jos. johnson,
one leg broken and the other badly cut;
Mrs. Carlow, South street, leg broken; Geo.
Miller, head cut, Wayne township; Mrs Nil.
Ter, badly bruised; Amos Risley, carpenter,
4th ward, slight; john Rock, butcher,
slightly; Edward Howard Cooper, Howard
street, badly; Asa Fox, Wayne township,
butcher, several severe bruises; Mrs. Chris.
tian Knhler, 4ih ward, badly injured inter
HN''s NEuikV Aull"I0 uuNIutTt iIOW w
nam, jaw boue broken and badly bruised
and cut; Mrs. David Willis, Sd street, leg
broken Mrs Knaur, Marietta street, injur-
ed internally; Mrs. Robert Carter, shoulder
and ribs broken; Mrs Anderson, 7th street,
severely bruised Dr.. Day, 9Th street, slight
cnt on the head; Mrs. Highfeld, bead cut;
Thomas Lindsey, Howard street, back in.
jnred; R!ward Langley, Underwood street,
ear cut of and bead badly cut; Peter Rock,
face cut and disfgured; A Farnum, leg
bruised; p Fori. painter, 7th street, bad,
y cut on the head; james L Cox, 9Th sIreet,
severely bruised; Mrs Goodman, badly hurt;
Joseph Fix, Wayne township, severe cutiu
the face; Nat Gear, Sd street injured in the
side; Charles W Palmer, baker 4;b ward
badly bruised and cut, John McLsin, SIC.
Luney station, severe cut on the bead aud
back sprained; Charles " Chandler, Mar.
ket street, leg spsained
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26


Of her most eminent anil useful citizens,
and gone over to the ranks OF secession
The Senatorial Election.
II will be only 10 consOnrnsy with the
common practice OF the enemies Of tho new
State, If they should attempt to make use
Of Mr. WiIlcys non. election by the Legs.
aturr for new term in the Senate, to
prejudice the. minds Of the people the
proposed amendment to the Constitution.
We expect the attempt will be made both
by the rebel spokesman on Market street
Rud by those who intend cxerting them.
selves Agains, the adoption OF the Cousli.
tuition. We hear that some Of them regard
Mr. wlllsy's defeat as great triumph for
them, --becsuse, they cay, i! amounted to q
reputation by the Legislature OF bic Sen
Atoriai course. We DO not see how any
man can think such a thing, much less
honestly say it. Let few facts be sub.
miued
In tue hrss place there '5uoiGing IN the
election OF Judge Uowden over which any
eusmy to tho Government cou iesl sIetsd.
WsuudcrstAud positively that be is the IN.
compromising friend and advocate Of the
ttuetA' ""'o4' "''"''' Ue" A'''' 70
~ q w - ",''VA' "''o' - 49,
'O"'' n"1 ~ '"'' O''' ""I 1850 -
' V 80 =. ~ - 49,
'"s'' we pV''s'"'''"'
w. nave IVY, ''IP"'"''''' ""' "V''
O''"''O" W 20 '''''4 "''"''' ''' ""'''
was oOt elected wac" inc re"So"S ARE
Known mr. whey was NOT erected because
u' oec''"eu 10 % caul'uHe' a 'e''eF
from aim was read In tue House, stating
'n"' ne "ouI0 uo'consent 10 serve as sen
"'oF ioe virginia IN case tue nc" S'"'e was
organized anu several letters were received
by Sen"toT'to the same effect Ills friends
Hho were anxious to bring his name for
ward construed his declarations to mean
that be ~on'd serve TIL the new State Ta1
organized but as every one expected it to
be organized within few months, and as
therefore he would not take bis seat at all,
1t seemed to be felt that to elect Senator
under such circumstances would be some
thing akin to ihreicNI' ThesNmc objection
was "rGed against Mr. Lamb who WAS re-
presented AS having said ne would not
serve Logger IESn the period at which the
new State should be fully admitted This
was the objection to any Western man, And
these wore the only two Western men in
nomination. The choice then was between
CleCsinC Z" Western man Tor only three or
four months never to take bis seat and an
Eastern man Who' IN any event, wouIdac'
cePt for the full term. We believe there
should have been no election We protest
ed against II some time ago. and since The
election was Determined on, we sAou'd.h"'
preferred some Western man, even live a,
resign when the new State was admitted
for we feel inclined to provide against eve
Fy contingency; but gentlemen acting as
legislators had additional considerations to
attend to- Many members, who are firm
friends OF the new state declared ih'iF per-
feet assurance OF It's success and voted Tor
an Eastern m"a JUST as II the new state
had been 90 accomplished I"c'' aad be-
cause, 'ney elected one from tue West he
would not even SO maen as 'aSe n's seat
!AeFe were eon''aeF"''O0s IKE these
'nA' IOnuenS'a 'ne oeo"'' 10 vote aaan''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation ythe New State
Commissioners.

VA HEREAS By tic Schedule annexed to the Con,
w sitiutJu NJ West klfslnIt, the Commissioners
therein uAmrd have iovrf torccuWNcur the ConNrO'
ton uhirh prepared and proposed tho sad Cnnsiiiu'
ton: sND WHgHK,s, The sAll Commissioners, II they
determine to rccHuvrne the said Convention. are
quiFed to take the necessary STEPS 70 secure repre-
Irutst0u thtrra from the counties proposed 10 BE-
Included In the said State, not heretofore fepruson.
ted, and to al all vacancies that have occurred
NoE, therefore, the undersigned Commissioners,
dormiUS II nrcCsShry 10 TrcuuNcre The said Gonvtp'
ton ~ take Into consideration the Act II CUhGTtAs
entitled An act Tor tho admission OF the state u
We VIRGINIA into the Uuru aud for Othrrputpose
approved December b. Sb! hu by this, our rrocl'uA
Ion, r,couVenr the sAd Convention 10 meet At tbs
Custom House ia ihcCIy o. WheellUg, on Thursday,
the lgth dAy Of February next and do order and d,
rect th,i elections Of Delegates to the I'D COlVcu.
too be leld under ard according 10 the laws u
the State VI Virginia on Thursday, the hnh day Of
February next Ia the following counties not hereto
fore represented ihAts 10 say: ccounties II Green.
brirr ADd Monroe shLl cAchtlt two Delegates and
the counties OF Morgan, Pehdoton and PoCNhontas
shall each elrct one Delegate; AID that A. tho
ilmc and in llkr uAnnor, elections be held 10 oil va
cancts which have occurred In thr representation Ia
the laid Convention that Is to sAy: the coaGiy Of
ONO shall eject Que D,lEatr Ia pI,te Of Gordon Rat
telle deceased; the cuUuIy Of Marion one Delegate
Ia place Of Hiram Hay uJNd removed Il ON the siAto
the county Of Mason one Delegate In place Of John
Hall, rr'iEncd and the county " KanaWhN Dele
gate In place Of James II Blown, resigned, ami that
the results Of the elections, Ia the several counties
named be certified 10 The undersigned CJmmisblon
tTs at thrcIiy OF Wheeling
Given und + our hand, at the city Of Wheeling
this fourteenth day Of January, ls6S
JAMES v. PAXTON, Pa VAN WISKLE,
liz II CALDWELL, EPHRGIM u NALL,
Jtnl5.iGWtd Commissioner
EB-All the papers within the limit. u the new
Stale Will publish the above unilty Of election and
send bills 20 the Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

4 vote to-day before ten o'clorh q tie
morning will he worth two after that hour.
therefore, W. appeal to every true ftieH4 Of
Union ticket to DO early At sb' polls
At make 1uro to deposit your avn vote
then 90 to work to see that others de-
osit lheirG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
MKsTEnN DlsTICr OF WHOA. IS.


NTuHREAs, n libel In n cause Of ! citation Or
w partition hath been hltd In the District
Court Of the ULled -ta,ss Tor the Western District
Of Virginia, on the 10th day OF January, 1855 by
william Morrison, against the steamboat Ben Frank
la. her machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture,
for the rehSonS and the sid libel mention
od and pr ybg The usual process aud montJn Of the
raid Court 10 that b half to bs mad, and that all
prisons claiming any hgh. In "a Steamboat, h'T
machinery tackle, apparel, and furniture, and ospe
ciAlly Archibald Campbell, part owner ihersOf may
be cited to answer the premises and all proc ellnEs
benS had that the SAld steamboat. her machinery
t.Ckr, apparel, and furniture, may be sold and tile
proceeds thereof brought HiG Court to be divided and
Distributed according % Law.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the nonliIon m.
der the seal Of the said Court, 10 directed and Dc.
liVerci do hereby give public notice to all ptrSIul
claiming any interest In The aid steamboat, her
tackle apparel, aud furniture or In any mNnnCT IL.
isre.,ei thrrrn that they be And AppcI before the
said district Court 70 bo held II the city of Wheel
ing, In and f1F the Weston District oil Virginia on
the 9Th day Of February next 4; 10 o'clock 10 tho
for noon Of The zane day u the same shall he day
Of Jurisdiction. ctherIise on the NEXT day OF jrris
dieIipn thereafter, then and lhcro to inteFpO-s \
claim for the me, aud to make allegation IN that
behalf
JAMB S. WHELT, Proctor for LlbellAnt.
EDWARD " SORTOS,
jAn2l-ltt U. : Marshal ". D. Of rA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate,

sIfcsDAE, IAb. q
The s;ay lay Ess taken up foT soaJ.d'''
a,iou Aad discussed a; l.bs,h Amend.
meats were proposed aai discussed BY
AssIri. Barley Slack JSsksou Iat oihs'',
a1i the bjll as amended Esi passed
The Seu.ts took recess
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

To-day is the day fixed for the election
Of Mayor OF this city. The candidates re.
present The different parties and combina
tons Of parties 10 the city. William W..
Snrivcr is the unconditional Union candi
date, ard Dr. G. Baird Is the candidate Of
the ,tct,6, their sympathizers, and the men
who see tue Constitutions OF the State aud
United States violated il every act done by
the unconditional Union men. The cleo.
ton Of this officer Is small matter 10 the
city compared to the defeat Of the Union
candidate and Uuion cause and the triumph
Of the sccesh and their sympalhizers. This
election OF comparatively small importance
Mt other times, will now be regarded as
a test OF loyalty or disloyaliy, and will be
SO interpreted by both parties. Let, there.
fore, 20 one that lOTes the Union and
wishes its preservation remain at home to-
day. The enemies Of the Upion will be
active, they will not remain at home. Let
no Union merchant, mechanic, or profess
SiOnal man, or lAborer be idle to-day
Don | forget that this little election will be
regarded at hone and abroad as the true
index OF the parties in the city,
CIvIs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
NOTTCE.

IA Valuations aud OnuIpSTAtlfus pAds and taken
BY A. ,. Ross and Robert Pratt Assistant Assessors,
under tbs Excise Law OF the United StAtes, for the
3iRnd Ith divisions ofihe First Collection Dtrct Of
Virginia, will be Sp-n for ns econ for the spaer Of
Is days from hI' date At the Offices Of the 'Rd A. T.
Ross and Robert Pratt, in the city Of Wheeling,
eounty OF Ohio, Sta6 Of Virginia / will attend at
the Once Of jaime. c. Orr In sid county, on tho eth
day Of February 1868, fr the purpose uihcaFing any
appeals that may be mRis from the Lists, valuations
and tnuDerAIon' made and taken by the said Az.
ROai and NnJCrt Pratt All appeals muui 10 In wit.
ing, and mHht specify tho particular cause, mater,
thing respecting which decision Ia required and
must state the ground OF principle Of Inequality OF
error complained o. JOHN ARKiNsOS.
Assessor First Collie. iiuE pi'trist Va,
Cameron Jan. Is, 1853 itu?I-lill fsGT
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DIED,

On Saturday evening, Gi lOlz o'clock, GEolSE T.,
son Of George and Eliza RTieksT aged Abou+ year..
The funeral will take place At two O'Clock this
(Gondayl afternoon, frontbS rO'dsnes Of BIZ p,ssn.U
on the I'lAnd. The friends Of the tAp!lI are request.
"a to attend
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
Washington Hall.
GOTTSCHALK.
oNle oocAsIoN oNLN.

'INlIE Public are repeatedly informed that l.. NJ
l GOTTsCIlALK, the eminent Pianist aud Com.
poser, viii have the honor Of giving In Wheeling one
GRAND CONCERT,
ThurSdRy Evening, January 80,
When he will perform SoHe Il hl' latest Compost.
lions which have caused go great sensation In New
York Boston, Philadelphia, aud all tho Wesiern :.
les. Arrangements have been made with the eele-
brAisd PrmA Donna,
MISS CHARLOTTA PATTI,
The principal star Of the italian Opera, from tho
Academies Of Must Of New York. Boston and PhilA.
delphiA, to appear jointly with Mr.. GottschAlk.
SIGNOR CARLO SCOLA,
The distinguished Tenor, from the Academy Of Mu'
sic. New York, will appear Jointly with Mr. Colts
chalk and Mis- Charlotte Patti Musical Director and
Conductor, Mr. BEIIRESs.
AGnis.i n 81. No Extra chArge for reserved seats.
Tickets may he pu chased and reserved seats ~.
cured, commencing TUESDAY morning al O'Clock, at
the musls sore 0i Msll0F.
Doon opeu At "a o'clock. Concert to commence
ats jan4.st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

0od EuGId cor Gag, AID hep UAsh star
RSlh GtFipS - bright ~ h0S thsy UoVSp
6uIlRako Il lSai our ThhkAin VA,
SIN a0ai above each patFi1t's grave,
bath 10 the traitor that would dare
T.trLii ILthrYugh the dust Of shame
An honest hSATts ~ LOT vii share
And iolI0u II 20 DSath or RGnS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
JOSEPH DARR, IN,
Major and Provost Ma 'hAI GFal Of Va.
THIRTEENTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
cOHPLIT D

Harry Y. Sherman, syss hue, IA light, complex.
Ion light height teet 10 Inches, age :! wears, bora
In Jackson county Va, enlisted tt Mason city Va
deserted Nov. 20 ls6!. at Wiuaei, Va,
william BiTehhslt, eyes liz ~, hair light, compleI
lon light, EhtS feet iOi inches age 81 ye4n born
Ia North CArnlin4, Sgl,ttd IN HMtioui MAsru, co,
Va, deserted Jan. lO!h, 1865 At Wnnrli, Va.
Nathaniel b Ithhsld, eye blue half light, ooW
pIrIlop fair, height feet "a iaShr, agr 81 years.
bora 10 SOrih CArolinA enlisted At HNTit r., Ns,n
soaaty, deserted Jan 10, lsO5, At:Wiundd, Va EsI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
S'NAH f'AA aetst % i-s' p
CAPTAINS ytuN n. DlcKLT's coEPANT,

complexion dark, eye, br1Wn, hair brown, b9rn in
a5a,cr.et COUNTY, IA occupation farmer. enlisted
october let, is6i, at Cameron By Capt. hickey Tot
years.
David shilling age Is yrars, height II inches, CON.
plcyion light eyes blue, hair light, born in MHrhAll
county Va, occupation farmer enlisted c, 18th,
ls6l, a. MAuuinSton, Va, BY Capt. D,rEHy ior thr
years, supposed to be in Cameron, NAT'ha Co, Va,
or Grreuc 60, Pa IangI.@t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
Sewing Machines,

n RoVER / BAKERS new Improved Lock stitch
" Sewing Machines, with Hsmntr', Pellets and
BrAlitn, Ae, are the best 10 W.. All Machines
warranted.
Jos McDOEAL General Agent for Western Va.
Ohics no 4MsLurs House, Southeast corner Of Mar
kst Abd Monroe streets, whs.l.ag Va. JAn.VGn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26

TiAE DO had OF vacant lot On tho Island II app.
" eailyu be made on, Also other city property,
aud On lands for sNls.
TAYLOR, R0LLYSON 1 CO.,
jana 90 Main e., over vSnce'S Iron Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
A LECTURE.


TIIIAMOIs sRIHs AND SILVER SOAR lust re.
\ eNivrd At the Odi Fellow Hall Drus Store,
iAn2O r. BOOKING, Agent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-26
Two Houses to Let.

IN One on llAmpdsR street, containing eight
sGi rOomr pose salon lyeu Or before the Let II
Aprl; and on Main street pOsseaiOti lEtO April
Apply to PRYOR FROST,
nnl.M 2IanA . Main II.