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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-20

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Vhe follsw nag letter is taken fTom the WHssi.
ip9 IatslligeHeer. Ii IS high praise e onr down
sroldsa lelleH-eitzeRs Of he AanswhA, taat
,ba, bsya wsa sueh abuse from the lsw partisAli
III Ijacoin viha sigas himsalf Lewis bsgefs.
Oar ladies' there, Is elsewhere, take the lskd.
Msv ths inns sson soma when thai rsgieH 5aAli
be freed from the admiTsEs Of Bsast BatlsF
EDITORS INTELLiGENcER ! do Bst kaev
tbaf y0u viii publish this article, yei hepc y9.a
| vii for the sske o. ihe Ulian cause y thi'
valley.
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~ .EisoA eiaiiy establishes isat New a9ls Oh
s,'.ts 3. & cent s ooS 81 so5ps
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-20

een Ave1n atiseAs3 Jaekssn's forces al Min
,.oi-t Poeehostss coma y en- the oh inst, and
slv-,s btu1 freui bis position with uihiRg less
4.oirse,. fejf back TO sh4 sRmIuis OF Dzoop noun
-. .sasp ke was reinforced By Gen. Eehols
80 pstteu's brigade sad 0ne regiment lsom
.Tenksa's csmaand Tbs Reaiu9a y l1ltlia.ly |. q
,troae ooe aud vas fsEans thSuso ~
es lsis x.th bis ialsntfy, aud attacked bim
4. e-'',,t 1.ith cavalry 5ismouated
q,se vietory was iccsive, sad tie enemy
- bsca1es total foas. his forces throw
- -, way ehei arms and scattering IN every o.
fss cavalry parsapd 81 dsis, capturing zaany
,.,..egsTs ana large quantity q arms, Alafne
lifiea, cts +, s.Is.-. a., e,,
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GUIDE.
#eslera and lasatie siats Railroad.

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I shail send no izvitstons after him aud yet,
speaking nos fer myself bui for ycu and zee
gho.o AncucaH people, / express t1o ionEle-i1n
liaf neither man nor Angels can prevent ne iai-
tsd cali being slam iof bis waleEn 1aBn BE-
doss come back, ssViag patiently, 'Brc.ha1s, !
haFs offended ard desire rsegHeiliat en-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-20

We haya received Nsw Ysrk papers Of F'i-
day, she l3th iEstast, through tho cauFtosy Of
tee of5eega Of The Exchange Bureau AID make
up TIE foilowing hTiof snmsary Ct the aews
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28
N t,rld0in ,hn WRONG Red.

We have a1 exchange as voucher for
The following:
A newlynarried pair put up at the
Spencer Houso-they went out shop
ping-relurned-- bride had left some
ihing-she.quielly slipped out found
her lost articles--rotOrned-m misioOk
Main for Broadway-got into tho Mad
ison instead of the SpOncer--il looked
little sbange-- asked boy if she was in
the spenSgr-boy said yes not fully un.
dcrstandiig hcr-sho told him to lead
her to 48-shc partly disrobed and go.
into bed expected her husband momen.
tarily-iell asleep = the occupac! Of 40
Madison, uu Indiana merchant, returned
from the tbeutrc--a little iight-quielly
wentso room--to bed--to sleep, The
accog proceeds
HOwlongihc two reposed there side
by side, willi only loot Of space be-
tween them, all unconcious Of each 9th,
er's press66o, IL act c2acsly &eowa, bat
probably about an hogr when tTemed-
dous noise was heard in tho apartment,
from which female screams issued wildly
piCrcinglyand ceasolessly.
The hotel was il an uprooT proprie
tors, clctks, waters, porlefs and guests,
dressed aud hall dressed, we're at the
door Of forly-egh" in lew minutes,
blocking up the entrance, and asking
each other eagerly, "What is the mat.
teri "For Gods sake, tell US what is
tho trouble!'
The c6lsc of this outcry may DO i'm
aginod. THE bride hGd awakened about
midnight, and putting her hand over
her husband il fell upon the Indianion's
face, and tho soft warm touch aroused
him at orce, He did not understand it
exactly, though hadid not dislike it, and
ind moment more, Mrs, r. said, my
dearest sthusband, whore have you been
ell this @lSlel
-'Husl eChoedthc merchant, be-
ginning n lee, ike Lord Tinsol, that he
had 'mal(,a small mistake here I'm
nobodyAI hsbaod;l. rcoken, my doar
madam, ID ate In the wrong bed
fnthb r,onS Sbol4hoFror Of horrors,
ttoogkt io y Bride, What would
her liegoJotd ,4what would the cuious
world say? And Mrs. R screamed ter.
hbIy and spraug from the couch just rs
her conyr3,pion did tho same. lie was
fully aSInbch alarmed rs She and on
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

treated her to give him time aod he
,N0tld leoye tho apartment although It
was tko one ho he'd eng iged- d--he d make
oath To that 81
x Scream, scroapis scream, was the Only
reply tohiskindly ly,proposilion,
MY God, mad5m, don't yell SOLE
You'll wake Tie house. Ho reasonable;
4 slswoaril'snub 4 mistake. Have Soma
thought nilho consequences, / don't
want lQshar. yol, ISwear don't--
Mdl'lJ 4se a,c shot, Gnd yourselfr-
Ilssas ihis jQncture, the lhp6pg out.
6idcil lrteSehioi itself a, the door and
bshoId Mrs, K, covering in ono cctnCr
exercising her lungs mageiioeatly, with
IA asheSl wrapped over her form aud head
2oud DO iudishlan ID ilap middle Of the
gdosE td soiop6 ia Hle9i aflels a.s II !.
ulaling,
MY God, madam, don't"
The junior proprietor, DR.. Cshill. saw
there was mistake somewhere, ami ro-
luostipg the excited crowd to retire,
called The merchant out, went with
him into another room, aud there learn.
cd the whole story. Tho Doctor then
sent one of the ladies oftho hoIel to
Mrs. II and tho entire affair was expluia'
cd greatly to her relief though she was
overwhelmed with circumstance that
might have ruined her reputation for.
ever, tl
Under the escort of tho Doctor, shc
was conveyed to tho Spencer where Ihc
husband wos found pacing the corridors,
with frantic msin, and halfscrnEed with
grief at The mysterious disappearance OF
his wife, ,yhom he believe had been spir.
tied aw%By o villain. or murdered for
hericw Is, in this 'iDfernal city, where
as he expressed himself, they would
kill man any Time.
AS soon aabe beheld his spouse, ho
caught ber to his bosom and wept like o
child Ifc was meltod at the happiness
Of her discovery, and told her that he
had secured the city for Intelligence Of
her whereabouts in vain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28
From tlio w.st virginia Gazette.


Fuller Particulars ofthe Destruction OF
lnrnlng Springs in Writ County.
On Saturday last, obout ii O'Clock,
A, NJ, nearly 1000 rebels made their
appearance at Burning Springs, in WHIT
county, 80 milos ilom this place. Most
of them were armed with navy revolEers
and sabers, very few had guns. They
were undet The command OF Gen. Jones.
After surrounding the place and sending
Iscdtsfusds'o7 togasher dr hofse J.
they commenced firing the oil wells.
from 80 10 100 in number. These were
all burned, together with Obou; 80 en-.
gines, oil the oil tanks. barrels, oil boats
and cooper shops, with oil the impli-
ments connected in any way with tho oil
business. The, principal sufferers ore
Mr., G. Rathbone Of this city, Camden
& Byrn, Mr.. Lcwellyn OF N. Y, Cam
brill, Broton & Co. Of Parkorsburg,
John II. Ware Of Ky, tho Washington
Oil Company, Gordon 4 Co. OF KY,
Patterson, Cornos & Go. Of Penn, Jones
Il Co. of Pa, McCush & Co. Of Wheel.
ing, McFarlau g. Bros. oi Penn, Cor
don & Styles Of Ky, Wait g. Co., G..
Shattuok, of Penn, Camden Il Rath.
bone Of this place, There are others
who have suffered largely, but we have
not been able to procure their names,
AS near as can be estimated, the prop.
erty destroyed amounts to a full quarter
Of n million. The rebels obtained about
75 good horses at and near tho springs.
In all, thcy had when there from 600 to
600 extra horses which they had gath
cred up in passing through tho country.
They were dressed in all kinds OF uni
form, many of them having on Union
pants and coats. Theleading color per
haps was grey, They burned every
liquid that would take fire, except the
whisky. This, to the amount of about
90 barrels they consumed in summary
manner. Tho effect upon them became
very visible towards night, which did
not increase tho feeling of security
among the inhabitants.
The fire made by the burning Of so
many thousand barrels Of oil is desert
bed to Us as terrific. AtiMas tie @Iole'
country would be envelopoi in one vas!
rolling, surging mass Of piLchy smoke
atraaksd here aud there with quiyering
tongues of fame. Then the fire would
gein he mastery and burn clearly for a
few minutes, only to soon again be al
mos. lost in the dense smoke.
By this wanon act of worse than van
dolism, somo 200 or 400 laborers have
been deprived Of employment. AT
about O'Clock Sunday morning the
force commenced leaving, and at day.
light tho people were relieved Of their
accured presence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

fGr The plcasantcr the sunday.'ihs
more women 90 to church You must
not conclude from this. however,, that
sunshine leads 10 piety--not at oil -
The Misses Velvet attend church on
such occasions. not because they ara
more religious than at Othcp times. but
moro inqpirina, thOy wish TO SEQ wheih.
or those odiOus creatures, tho Hril'
linnis, have got their winter clothes
YGt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

EsrA RfprL MJon WHO WAS NOT
A TnrT.- During tho recent raid the ad,
vance into Bridgeport, Hirrison county,
was lead bya squad of Maryland man
in commpudora Major The fpstlhlng
the Major did upon entering the town
vas to 20 to store in lltatplace and nd!
wise tho proprietor to hide all his boots
and hats, md sucl other ARTICLES as the
AhiOves in therear would he moat likely
to strOl lfouot only gayo this advice
but instructed his mon 10 assist In hi
ding Tho goods saying os he did so that
the Virglnipns who were 10 follow would
Steo everything Ia the house. Whom
Tho main forOc Of the rebels camo up
they demanded tho very articles which
had been concealed, but tho goods could
not be found, The samo ihlngg vaA
done in Bridgeport by tho samo MuioE
who appears not vet to have turned
highwOyman.-[ Wheeling IntQlIigopCOJ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28
NUMBER Il.
Advice on senarx subjects.

Y y 4
Nevsrcuta pieoo out ola Newspaper
Until you have looked on tho other side,
whore perhaps you may find something
gicse valuable thGn that which you frat
Intended 10 appropriate.
y Never put saltiato your soup hofora
YOU have tsstodit. W. hayo known
gentlemen voymuch onragsd by doing
Never buruYourlingers II you Cun
hclpit. People burn their fingers ov,
gry day when thdy might have escaped
.ll thoy had hcon careful.
Don't put your feet ,,pon the tsblc.-r
True, the members Of GongfGss do so,
sbutyoa arc nctamcmber Of Congress.
\ II you (oymone ofglargo mixed com,
pany, aud o diaereht straassr4 onters
Tue room and takes a seat among you,
say something to him, for HCavon's
sake, even although Il DO only Elmo
eYoaiag sir DO not bot him sit bolt
upright spferips aittba apprehension
and asoni6S ofbashfulncss, without any
relief Ask how ho has boon, tell him
You'knOw his friends so and so--auyi
thing that will do TO break the 10y utilF,
ness in which very decent fellows arc
sometimes frozen on their debut before q
new circlo. 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28
POLITICAL.
MARRIAGE.

The distant brooklets murmur come
Like bell,noles through the leaves;
Aud many an insectsmazy hum
Its dreamy music weaVes,
The doves last note. III ripling beats.
Upon the air departs,
To breath ofall our garlcu sweets
In creeping TO our hearts.
The russet woodbine round our porch
In clustering ringlets twine;
The honey.suckle's crimson torch
Cleans through the dusty yihS.
The sunseerays are trembling now
Amid the trellis bars
They'paIntupon my drtJi s Biow
A gl9ry like the stars,
Her cheek is nesting on my breast,
Her eyes are bright with tears,
A prayer, half breathcd, and half-reprost
Ny listening spirit hears
o. blessed by the changel6ss love
That glorifes my life!
All doubt, all fear, all guile above
My own true. hearted wife!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

PuLADrLpatA, May is-Jay Cooke
reports the sale Of 81, ,5l5 900 worth Of
8 eos on Saturday, and the salos to-day
reached 30. lGl,000. Tho sales las!
week were $4,000. 900 and this week
promises 10 exceed that amount.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

The dswnl isrroddenihg the frozen
earth hsy dbso orient bills, and tho
morning t5sps love 4 bsiabe above
the dArkneT stx aeary Yfnfsl
'HSllol o on e1tll 6Spceivd TO
see you, SaalabsaEg Why, ]
thought yt elo 40 rollt ise tbS sEnst,
ppd was ppsiierihg The propsiely
Of lireelip e.tog to Siamboll, when
here YOU dpia Broaawayr
! have ad alImy plans, Eeybloi
and eouclq 70 reamin qaiely az home
for there mydoys.
And3w Aagis ptRl has wrought
this tran alion2
"A wi sas maried ycslerdGy
morning ifs. Ghsrles CaIIhorpe,
formeFl Sayra. Come feona e
the oicl iiTis evening, lhd lei
mo oidtr YOU 10 Mrs, Soplhbank'
sHol niuute--tell mo whero on
eaFibyop ID the lost treasure
: ,lh d n espgsss trainp
Aud Sanshbank was gone be.
foge-e aald ask any more ques-
itienas ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

ny ooudshlp is a ship that goes al
the rate ofmsny lovers knobs an hour,
and the fasterit goes tho soooor ilroaOhs
cs rs destination, which ia; oi v5uts8
the United Satos, whsro q bIsssed uul0p
free from all disOord ard the prospect Of
future quarrelling or separation gVsI!i
the happy coUplel i - lr@
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

re- A child it never hoppy nom
having his own way. Decide Sor him,
aud he has hut ono thiag to do; put him
to plcuso himsolk he is troubled with
everything and pleased with no'hing'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

Bay~ 10 said that ovory boy servant
nm nfarm requires man 10 look aHet
him. The following Is also a rural soyS
irg: Ono boy isa boy two boys ara
a half boy threo boys arc no'Cra boy
at ALL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

eB7 Among lbe articles announced fo,
sale at a recent auction, was one entitled
n mahogany child's chair" Tho father
of this wonderful infant must ho nG0 Of
the Wood iamiiy. W. q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

Ey- Tho man who win not when
necessary, incur hazards, for tho s,ko
of acting well hispart in life, will never
achieve success, much less distinction,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28
Ru0oI Rogue.

a lgle lish paper states thai a
bacbelQ amen, who was very
'supe 1ghtman and earicatUrist,
wac bis apartments with gout
in bosh He could not move, but
sat ina chair and was wheeled ip
nnd.oa sli,ihg room. A well
known pad aseertainiog the fact
waEche he servant was sent on q
Inesss bys door commuuicu.
ting II tilehen, down went the
yagab edsthe kis,hep, walked
up.sls le as he expected, he
iound lenan alono and helpless.
see you in such q situa-
sioll ogee; you cannet move
and 4 Il out.
The aRa Started.
81 iYaly stupid in YOU 10 Lave
ynn nsed, for behold the CON
seg ke llie liberty Of removing
tli seals off the lable, putting
pocket, and us per.
afe here. ! shall unlock
aud see what suits my
youreeIl replied The gen,
gas aware that he could do
vent lin. The rogue did
be found the plate in the
many other things that
in len minbiess having
q; "a hemado The gentle.
fnB.. t!lbEe4ss
tleman bpa the use of his hands and
had not been I'll be had taken an exact
likeness oflhs ief with his pencil; and
on his seryan returning soon after, he
despatched him Immediately to Bow
street with tIedrawing, and on account
Of what had happened.
Th9 liLeuesss was so good that
the nfSS Vas Immediately identified
by the ruu1eys. and was coptdredbofore
he Ii ad time 10 dispose Of q single article.
He WIS brought to tie gentleman two
rourSafiersaras, Identified, the proper
ty o6him swotnto, and in six weeks was
on his way 10 Botany Bay.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

af5" At goanglaiiat' seminary, a
few days siror, during an cxamlnNilag
IN history. one Of tho Moat promising
pupils was nlcrrogatod ,---Mofy, a,s
Martin Luther die y natural dSAlh% bt
No. was the prompt rrplyi he Rss
eKcommunioated by bull@ @4f
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

no. The blue Of heavon ycIrOshes
tho eye Of the soul when It rdsta upon III
as much as tho green Of tho earth eoas
the body. y,
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GI- The all.seoing 0nO, who judges
the thought Os well 40 tho s0t, viii.
make no distinction botw0on lilb draIncit
drop BY drop from tho soul. and Ihgl
sent forth at blow with thoroa hanl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28
G5ell)eeItln lStpisttr.
PUuLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
GEoRGE W. TIPPETT,
Main Street,

POINT PLEASANT, VA.
TRRSIs:- One dollar and fiftyeents per an
mum strictly in advance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

B8@ Mother mon or women hocomo
what ihoy wero Intended TO be by car
pctng their progress With yolYOll rg.l
STRENGTH u tested BY dllliOullea. ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-28

EE- Charles Tumb records selOas
where chat Tho hnuspmald who oAaals
him lhrummhg on the piano eSclnmcyt
IN complimentary purpRgp that I'VE
thought it wq'pt the cot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-04

all four With the Lincoln Emancipation
ProclamRtion-and said, "thank God, I
know where to find you now. And you
slEs never changeI You can see change IN
every one but Yourself. Does the mariner
approach the land or the land approach the
mariner Tell me which; and then ! will
tell you who is the changeling in this case.
That yon have succeeded in carrying with
you many honest and we'll meaning per-
sons rs not 70 be wondered al, since you
have constantly addressed the most sordid
views of interest in their hearts, while you
have been jealousy careful to exclude from
their minds the light of truth. But the
day of reckoning will come. Whether /
shall have anything further to say to You
on this subject viii depend entirely on
yourself. seek NO personal contest with
YOU nor dol shun it. But should yon at
tempt to execute your threat of exposing
meiin what you suppose to be my true
character, have only to admouish you
that my culver is not yet half exhausted,
and tue severity of my language will de-
pend upon the modesty of your demeanor.
Yours &C., DO,
JAS. a. MCMECHEN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-04
Con. Hosecrans ON Dessrters.
ttMuRPRREsBoRo, Feb. 81, 1s6:

stMuRIREEsBoAo. Feb. 81, 1868.
"7o The Goutrnor of Ohio, Kansas, Mime
sofa, PENNEY DGnid, Indiana, Illinois, MEs-
sour, and Michigan ;"
81 think it due to those who suffer in
the field, as well as those who footthe bills
at home, and run the risk of being called
ont to defend home and national life that
all deserters should be returned to duty.
All citizens are interested in this. Those
who oppose it favor perjury and rascality,
because man SWho agrees to serve his
country, takes wages and even bounty
money, aud violates his oath of services by
deserving is perjurer and q rascal, and
probably coward. Why should not the
Legislature pass law disfrsnchising and
dfsqualifying from giving evidence of all
deserters, as for other infamous crimes.
[omcial. ''W. s. RosEoRANs,
Major General"
"HRNRY STosE, Lieutenant and A. A. Gu
In reference TO the above letter the Gin
cinnati Commercial very properly says:
Every loyal citizen should direct his zeal
to the discovery of the cowardly soldiers,
who thus shanefully falsify their oaths aud
jeopardize theliYes of their brave compan-
ions in arms, and the flag they have sworn
to defend. Ifpeople would decline all So
sial intercourse with the recreauts, and re.
fuse to employ them, the evil of desertion
would soon b mended. There would be
no necessity br CONSUMPTION If the DESERT
ers were all 70 return TO duty. a deserter
is soldier q officer who is absent from
the army Wittont leave, aud5is also a pur-
jurer. While committing these crimes, he
is su6jectng the taxpayer to a greater ex-
pense than i he was doing duty in the
field. The Bt&ternuts are shouting 'staxes, :"
"taxes." Ifthey desire to reduce the taxes,
let them CEASE encouraging soldiers to de-
sert.th flag
If you desire to escape the coming con-
scription, don't encourage desertion, but
exert yourselves to hand over to the mill
tary authorities all deserters in your neigh
borhood. For every man who leaves the
army, one will be required. If one hun
dred Thousand desert, 1t will add that num-
Der to the call presently to be issued. Re.
turn a deserler, and it will reduce the quo
to in your district by as many as you re-
turn. Every citizen, therefore, who does
not want to be drafted, should consider it
amatter Of fattiotics duty and personal in
terest to r6tRrn ,deRsrters to their camps
and regiments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-04
THE NEW STATE DISTRICT CON-.
M1TTEES FOR ONO COUNTY.

THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Tor ONO COUNTY
u. have appointed the fou wing sew State Com.
mlttees for each election precinct
First Distriet-McConuGlVs Prszfnat-A II Kim,
Minis, John Klliott, Alexander NfgCunn, VIM Trues.
dale and VIM. Craig.
Brothertou's Presinct-w r Gilfasr, T. t Max.
WE'LL John T. SGson, j. B. Whft An aud Robert CHM
Second District-Weit LiJsTty-R5bert Boner, Ar.
Snedeker and Philip Young
Il Thtrd Otstrtct-AtkinsOn's Precinct 1seuh Wad.
die, EbeneEer McColloch, VIM. Fletcher VIM j. Nc
Oolloch and John Bar.
W9Pd,s Run--Wm. North, v. L. Hin. Abijah Con.
ner, d. "A. Padgett and Gore Thompson
Fourth DlBtrtct-Robert FcrrRl. Freyisrick Miller
benjamin. Springer. ''-'A
Filth DiStrlct--First Ward uose-housc-Uavid
Greer, VIM. Mex. Day. Ge1rl.e ffs1, C;osJfrsv No.,
ert altam Young aud Joseph Seyb ri.
st1tn Dtstrtct-Court-h0 Ese-lir9rEe X Wheat
James w. Warden. Frederick MgveF. James BoIIe,
4; ~. stewart, Fredecice Miller and Louis Keller
seventh DtHtrtct-Eourth NaTd iT0st-hdrse-P q
Hoag aud Vim. Kraft
k4ghth Dtstrict-School-hoGse, Ceutre wLeelfpp-
NE. D; Lewis, John Handy. ? Deb IA, Christop6er
BaEer, Phillip Bchieller and David EulI
sehool.hQu1e, South WhFeliuE-J w. schultz An
Louis stsubehrOeh. '.''e
In making the above appointments the Committee
have been careful to select oSLr =r5 y are IsI;aS
g Pc e<4ent and energetic New State men hr yiII
N9tH ze9ouAiy and unceasinCly throughout the can,
~ upon the voters 10 their respective
Eeelt that our noble cause involves ths peyer.tos
e political blessings DuEil, for Nv oTr
lreHr viz: ofIS1E representation S15I
sA4a44ons and Impartial Legislation aud that IN
tts's g Get the iSei5 Sats Is noe or f.srer.
J. Z. HUBBARD
4. B. CALDWELL,
JNO. Il ST6RER
county Central EtornFoffNe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-04

Tna philosophers at Washington have
one source of eonsolatioup that should be
nearly pumped dry by this time, but i,
ism, A dispatch from the capital to ON.
OF the New York papers tells US gravsly:-
mo discopragemsnt is felt here because Of
the report of the loss of the Queen Of III.
West L may be of service as asWaruioe
against like aeeidents.n