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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

~ MNi>>tONFE~ NOTICE ". t..,.r
Y t-~n .i7l--iui-.i o., ih~ Jog ~ Irai.. 4. 80
thr t'sssis ed usfasi. t..aat.-l.s.-r. O. r.~~.s-
aut rNslafu- ~ fis,Hr- eel - sr~.i.isf. s.f a.
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tNissfa. cffrtF-f- uh..s~ F-tsf~ t- feur..- nfslt
fr-r.s~af. gis~ astire that "a a..rth. 80. .iL..f
fn ssrt rr~.Irfaf- Co. iarug .a - 81 nr..r- th-sr
rltiaa-s ant that ~r-s .u -frstrI o.. th~ -.rrt.-
as-i---f o.. -f Oh. fs-liiag h.-s-~ q So. q
l.si'.is.ss. in W .fsrs.st. - 1870 atur. II, ,s
Jfrrlalf col tar -scssrf atafd4s 81 L. a ID
LIS. n.sra fvr .'rI.s- tns a -.ta ts,
ttsisd this ? fst st ia~os.af--r I-tg
-s=; -. 80 @sfR
LINi " uuUGHTON. Zen
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teort-sfeHr 'rcVsspI
The Great Indian Remedy
Pe6 FEMALES.
DR., hattisonsIndian Ennenagoru.

To- Celebrated Ferai~ " tlrins
F-.sses-iag strta-- aak.sun ofanr
tnfHE -iss RI 49, ktrf 80 provtnr
-arctua iatf-r 10 .fhsrs tsrsfsiistf.
81 t~stEa~f o. ha.h aar-sss 80
stsfis iaciss. aai is the s~rs t-.t
'htas Aaa-n g. fh~ rurr..ss. 80 ft
vf.I trtnr 90 80 -r.rtIv % tssss
ta ras~s III al-.trurfians. snsr 90
etarr reuss o. ol thr kint h.rr
leea frr~f sala
Over 2pOo bottles hsT- 49,
i-sa go srta.f asa1i~ fsltlrs
= 49, faEau -. Hrrs~f.f a -
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YANKEE NOTIONS.

o. qsai'i.es.'', fAs Danes r.iagtg 90.
Wsfeh G's.s-. .ai aaat-risi. So wsteha.k~r.
~i - trrai-h NJ chrrP-r th.s th~s cau hs h.-aght
~ Fefslsad- u 49,. people ~ hett-r ell o.
be aal ave rtn1-r.
Es-rsthirg ssrrssf~i to - hat "a Of. soid Ter.
We nfto 10. '' iirar-fs - a. trst policy - sd
~ na-t -urr O. -arr-~l AnT wa4k .affu.t~f
q hfn 81 ~ lsar aocariiag O. coatr.ct. az
~arrnntst E-of.
W - 'nii hk~f n 49, 80 ssfches that have
he~n sf,ufl~ T. tn~Nn~r~acri ~afk ulsa see ID
- t--at ulnks th-al p-rfsfaa eel there - t o. 81,
ehafEr. Fh~ ssans ~tth cia-k.
ft'in -strh aas~-a~rf. -til L. faI i~--Ii~d
$500 etr~t 49, I'D gasriief 90 s~re~ -atrh..
49, - at~rst Cd L~s-r Escap~u~uts 20 = Tar
rrsr~ thfs-e-a~trr taisar~. ins~rt~si ta ,.atrh-.
thst a-F~ rls.s h.l-se-.. a.f fa.us sasskt.x
thsf 80 rr-Irirrd O. - aes- 3D. e. -strh o. et-~E
~ - d.sr~ at 49, saap.sa ~arraaf~d O. n. g..
o. - rnsaiiks aaaaa~r
W. .a'iriist iraau cher -sichuaksr.. ~ht~h
ssll D. dars at tafr ti.resst.
Jewelry Repaired.
Letter taErartnE neatly EIecsted.
HCash aait fsr olf Geld snd Ssi..r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

Two " FARMS - 49,. 49, 49, =
Did 80 49, ne go-sf hsrrsin-. ~ tar~u
NtIi.gc D--ll.f Fresss. t--gai.- q
WE GOppNpw Ar~as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16
importing Houses.

O. Rsstou ~ thists - rsa f-rai-h soods cA-sp-
thaac - f.und this sits q Hssfou
a. 49, WATCHES pfAnrricaa. S-is. Fsr-
LIB 80 frrnrh hsnttuE aat OrenFsced. Cell.
~sls~r 80 tstit rasrs.
>FECrACLES. ofaiit iai. sd aay sua.tit,
~ giss. Go 80 ia oit >P-Ctacis bo~s.to ssit az
al
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eas fhf h-asf r-rars g. h-sst a. ..., 80 rZft
b. f.st go 30 hastl-. af fns-~ t,E-.--t 80 n.
80 fsl f-rsrr.-a. Cd, ....-r 49, 80 b. So.
ris.~if -rst-f. g. sr r..ri. 81 49, r...rrr,
pRIrF--F.H .f~--rrh 30. u.fr ...---.k
-. Q...f~r .rr.a-rt - 49, D. .rff.
Ey-H...-.-.t.-rf IA. u.~f.-,-- 81. &c.,
49,, q. pu.rt~.r. &C.. t--t It
afs~s r.-.-.l.-. "a fh. 49, &c. 900 ...-.--.
-. 49, Ia 4. $50. ,-,.-l =. ...... ...l -,
-, i, 49, 49,. ii - f.-l-l Wv
- - t .-....f
-.i... r-.--t...t l.,...i, -rp.
RFHFBf atTN-Tfrt-r a. 80 So r,--
r.. . IT,. S.. P,..,f.-~..r
.-.-..I,. -. 80 -. -, . H..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

osFnsn. 80 -Afs C-uft IT pfs.isst~ hstd - Pa
81. ~uhta SET g. - C.sInis - spxf--.f 90
- thtrf tr-~-iaT 81 il~c-a.t--f. =. n. i~Se
ISAAC EASTMAN. af.s...irats.r - 80 20 D.
u tsts IL o. 80 n >i~v-a. Lst@ ~ ~~~si-a 81
$50 Geese b. $1,000. hsviss rs~--at~d ~. So
- So s0.-af 20 siufa.- rstss ~ 80 --tat- 81
$50 t--rasrf o. siio.aa~~.
a. d~r~d. 49, ~ $50 aduia'r give -.ss~s -
81 rrrsous intersstet ~ rsustux . c-ps eta
erd~r g. - put.i'sh-t thrrr ~-~ksssrc~..is-l. Ia
I - ostssd p-us.srsi nslislic r~sslsap~s rrts-
80 90 fafss. thaf th~s uss spF~sr 49, Pr..l,atr
t.urtto - 49, ~ lssssli 80 .-td s'.-.sats -
~ tsrufs SO is ~ J.nssrs 49, "a t-o
'ct-cs tn th~ aiirr.uo.. aad shas rau.~ o. 49,
49, have. So th~-asa~ Acct. 49, 80 49,
". WOODBURY.. Jsir-.
Atrue cupy-ausst
= Woras E.~,.f.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

COUNTRY DEALERS -il a. -.il,o e.u
On Hes 80 ave her iretEh ireua th~ eit,
fEDDLERS -sii6ud "a tor thsir ag.ast.s. ..
eailspoa h'sa aaa stock sP- B.isg b. eoas-St,o.
N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

Owes n.ss.-At Coart 81 fsehst~ h-lt 81 a.
-. ~rhis snd 60 th~ C.ss.fs of oNf.rd. 90
80 thtfl Tussfss af fA-rrrufer. q. ~. l~S2.
vpHN GERRY. aissiat-trastar 90 ~ -
~ fee 81 >suu-i ttsit-v 80 81 M.s~s SD 81
saii t..n1it. $1,000. hssirg p---~-i--i ~ 49,
'ss-i 49, Sal scrf.ri ~ siafaf.tratua ot a.. -
tate sf ssri .a.r~ssr.i 60 sils-aace-
o-f-rsf. Tat ~ ssti -d-rrs.i-irafs.r give 49,
tsc~ O. 80 i.rr-sas tatrr-strt - cau-tsg . ca,ss
~ thts ar.t-f fs D. rshti-h~f thrc~ 1913 .u-r~--
.sv~'s .a th- o~fsd D~ra.rr.t prius-d 80 Par.
49, fhrr unV sprrar 90 e. Probate Cesrt a. -
49, lei Waf-rts-i. EN- sai1 counts ~ 2i.f a.,
81 Jsausrs a-~f. "a 60 ~ ~ ri.rk i, ~ f-rs-
1919. 80 .h~~ r---~. q 49, ta~y hsse. ~ th-
$500 - sd 80 - 49,
D. ". WOODBURY.. y.sr..
frae ~lrF-stt~-t J. unaas Rs~tsf.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16
For Sale or 70 Let,

For Sale or to Let,
4 FiNE BLACKSMITH SHOs. 80 H.
L o. ---fst. -ifa-i~t 81 Es-t $780, -ttht. 10
fas.. 81 -hasf. ezra Sod 49, rsiH- e. 49, a r...I
surk 49, car rn tkr -iop1 a-ar. - Es4rk-r
F-srfic-isrs irga..e o. y. ". VARNEN. 90 az.
f.rstnr--s.
- -. n~r. Jnas p lSs2
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Cards, Tags and Bill-heasis
printed "a The Democrat Office
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

cay that | was mistaken, aud 10 common
With The rect VI mALkinJ, attend al
sorts Of pfoers'lonI, aud 6rr Woke q iw
hoaor Tor The ttSt Of 10! Ute. We nave
the strongest place ou the Cgaiinebl WIN
immense stores Of guns aud ordinance
stores, l4O pieces Of hrIilery, 10000 STAND
OF small arms, together With Vast amounts
OF shot aud shell, form part VI the capture
GRANTS capture Of artillery since crossing
the Mississippi will be about 22O pieces.
Tbs number OF prisoners taken will exceed
81 200, exclusive VI those captured before
the investment, making In all about 40 ,OOO'
| wish you were here that ] could show
you tue works, They are oflhe most Tor.
uiidaOle description aud are very complete.
The defense was most gallant Ohe and
worthy VI a better cause. They only gave
IN when the provisions were entirely eI'
lhusted A party Of artillery officers
With whom became acquainted after the
population assured me thAt they had OIL
tn had meal Of steWed rats, and that
irey we're really good. For some time
mule meat had been their saPir diet -
The men were kept In the trenches night
tad day nnd Uhrn you remember that the
srige had lasted TORY eight days, aud that
the men had gtnetally no cover from the
terrible beat Of the SUI. you eau readily
s,e how al least ten thousand OF them are
Ia the hospi,a! sick with feTers and rI.
lausuOn. Ia fact the whole city WAS o
ospital The women aud children OF
whom there are a great many suffered
rratly Many were either killed or
wounded by our SHELLS which searched
every nook and cOtner Of the doomed city
We haI prepared to give them can.
l onade 90 the IIh which should etfrctuAl.
: bring them "tOs realizing sense Of their
. nworthiurss, but they learned or guess
Il ut our Intentions aud gave US the salts.
lection Of expressing our patriotism ny
cheering and 6rtBg blank salutss The
!te arrivals briug good news FROM the East
which is most probably untrue, US all Of
, ur former rever-ss have been herAldrd al
t.rst NJ great victories. The affair at Hell.
tna seems also TO be Il good thing.
should be much pleased to see you ia
Wheeling and hope to DO 50 some time, iol
the present however, ny place is with the
army aud | mean to stay till the end
Very sincerely, yours, WIG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

9 eAftisEs up 10 Jefferson Market. The
sergeant refused.
Andrews himself walked with ber 0 the
bar VI the Court, and d,m ,nitd to be al.
lowed 10 plead her case The Justice, not
Satisfied that be bad any authority to ap.
pear, refused 10 hear him, A bond was
given by the black wouun 10 appear At tho
Special Sessions, aud nu indictment was
found against her. She ltd not, however,
appear when the case WIN, called, and
bench warrant WAS Issued ~ serving which
tue officers found her 10 Andrews cOmpa.
ny At al uptown hnu She was fncd
$3.50, which broke up the house No. ll3
Green street. Slnce chat line tue Wherra L.
boute Of the household was unknown to
the police until they had occasion to arrest
Andrews, Mr. Chandler, Of Norfolk, now
a consul, says that Mr.. Andrews has wife
And family ia Virginia, who have been
compelled to leave MIN. Marshal Murray,
through Thomas Sampson, One ul bis de.
Putirs, conducted the +. +. v 10 Fort La.
idyciie.
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House of Delegates.


"VNDAh' July ", 1868.
Prayer by Rev. s. X Brockunisr.
Mr.. DAVIDSON. from the Committee IN
Private Interpretations and Joint Stock
Companies, reported House Bill No. AZ,
entitled "a bill prescribing general regu
lations for the Incorporation Of Joint Stock
Companies other than for Banks and Ia.
ternal Improvements" which on his mo.
tion had its first reading.
4 message from the Senate announced
The adherence OF that body to its tirst and
nth amendments to the military exenrp
ton bill, aud the passage Of the House
Bill amending The stay Law With number
OF amendments. The one WAS tabled and
the other recOmmitItd.
Senate Bill No. 4, for the appoiutmen,
Of II QGarlermaster General. was taken UP,
amended so rs TO make the term Of the
first QUE appointed expire January Ist,
1865, aud ordered TO third reading.
The bill for teorganiIiug the militia
came up for its second reading, but It's
patron being absent it was laid on the
table.
The bill accepting the donation Of pub =.
lie lands by Congress for the rudowmen
OF Agricultural Colleges, had its second
reading and Was laid on the table, its pa Il.
iron not being 10 his seat.
The bill aPprOpri,ting SlO,O 900 for eI .
PenSes Of The Legislature was passed TO
engrossment.
A message from the Senate announced
the refusal Of that body to 20 into the cleo.
ton OF United States Senators on August
5th, but proposed August 4th instead and
on motion Of Mr.. Barns, the House agreed
To the modification.
Mr.. HAGAR offered a resolution directing
the Judiciary Committee to enquire into
the expectancy of making 1t lawful to sue
in any county in the State, 10 case the
debtor lives IN another county where law
cannot be administered and justice oh.
tanned.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

by virtue Of adptd II trust, yN-cuteihy William
ID McCOuaughty 0n tht lr,i ia Of April, lsSy
aud duly frcutled 10 oh lS, PAGE % &C., oitht ke
eutl VI Dr,la, w NNfshs COUNTY AMI state q VIZ.
gihla, sill, u n .ist day II Nay, lNbj bctVrcu
the hours Of 10 o'clock A, N ard O'Clock = " NJ
ths ifout door, Uiilc cour.hUuse u sad county syl
a public suction the iolluNinR described trtCt q
land 70 the best and highest bidder thsittT that b.
u Say, tract " land containing tWn hubdred and
eighty acres more or lE-. situate In The aid Mar
shall COUNTY, urar g. the VlsFr oi CNmeruB, knuyn
~ the Tue fum v the sail William ict0nAdE try
md on which oe then resided, Hluning thF lands "
Jadgs Thompson ! see Gals samuel l. kittie, Ja
H. Belt aud David Mcj'onsJghyy, G uysNei w "a by
the 'aii william " CouErghty In trust ilr tn ben
sht Of terrain nj biz creditors The id Iract u land
10 be- sold on credit n sir, twelve and rish,H 90
t1Uhtbt, q equl payments, with interest from the
day ofstlS the iRrChASr a. giSt nppFoyei -scuflty
aud thetilr 70 hs rr,AlBrdlhtil the purehss NY
'paid.
Tut trNrt ofland' In 4 hlrl state Of culti, EiOn,
% asfr- u which 'f.eArsj, tSG god bearing orch.
Hrds ard two comfortable iv.lihE houses and other
lsc-sNTy improvements thEt,Jt.
DAVID MrCO ,ACdHEi, Trure..
| have given my oohssLt that the Trustee shsll
make sale ~ above Of said property.
ApT9l-4Nd6W WM M-C0N AUGHEY,
-. The above fale Is adionInti to the 18Th Of
June, 1893, a. 10 och / A. Y.
myg5 DAVID N'CINAu1HN, trustee.
EN- The above sale ha. been postponed urtl
Monday, August id. Tie sale will th-r
taEa place ut thu inuht dor II The Court House OF
Marshall county, between the hours Of ~ and
o'clock. luaIE
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PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, FANCY GOODS, &C.

DY VIRTUE of Deed Of A-ieuueai male By
ID William 4Afisr 10 the undersigned, ~ ttu.tres
for the tentdt u the creditors u said v lllHH shat
Tor, bearing dI'o GA tho 10TH lay Of June, isGL
mud duly n rccutt IL the Clerks UGcr 1t OLio
Cnuu'y. Virginia, We will pfp,c'i on the 9Th DAY
II July lists To ell a. public Arsti.u e: the sufr
room " sai William shNf.F, situate OF Nuuto.
street Ia thS city of Wheeling. Virginia. The fl!JW.
INK described pTUp,Tty,to Wit All sad william
sLadgr's 't0cA 10 tn =, comprising Watches JpT,
rlTy, Tlnsy Goods, TpUls ard ulstonA. fxturss And
furniture uUN In the stUr- lHtrlj carried 90 b. him
on Monroe street ai1resad, al-o The uUcIpiFrd term
II the lease VI said ssoru rom that R ,U .Ay tT The
fcmNuirr Of the year calnmeusing on The hri day
viApll, ls5l, aHl sutfg ca %, sl.t dEy ol Marco,
lsdl
Terms Of Sale ~ 6loEs: credit offcur months
fEun the day OF ale upon MI pLTsns-,- amounting:
10 the sum u Z and upwards and eash ior aIi pur
chaos Amnunt!u: to tees than $50. In cases u pur.
ch-ses upon eGedit Aforesaid, the purchasers EiV.
iLr nsgCtlSbg 70 payable II OCT Of th- city iAuks
With an aprr5vft sudcr-r.
slid sll- will be Continued from day to day until
ID whole 5i sail property Is disposed Of
" } HOUSTON,
luu.3ii ". MESSING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
MONDAY, July 20.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev Mr. Blakenry.
A communication was read FROM the
House announcing the concurrence Of that
body 10 the Joint resolution ofihe House 10
rise committee 10 fedisltiCt the State
ALSO that the House concurred in the Sen.
HIe's resolution in relation TO the election
Ui United States Senator, with m amend.
ment substituting Wednesday the 5lh OF
August, instead ol Thursday The 9Th.
Mr.. MAxWELL from the Committee on
Courts OF Justice reported back House bill
ceAniaE the Jurisdiction and powers Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, without amend
Hient.
Mr.. STEVENSON from the Committee on
Townships reported n bill defining, In part,
the dates OF Supervisors. Laid ou the Ia.
bic and printed.
Ga motion OF Mr. Maxwell, the Senate
Till allowing further time to officers now
elected to qualify and give bond, was ia.
Ken up, read u third time aud passed
Mr.. BUSERR offered a resolution instruct.
ing the Clerk to procure three hundred
printed copies OF the actS passed at the
present session. Adopted.
The President (Mr. Phelps) hoped that
the Legislature would have the laws pub.
lished 10 the loyal newspapers of the State,
instead OF having them printed Tor circu-
lttiOn. lie moved to amend the resolution
with view OF efectihg this object, but
subsequently withdrew the amendment.
Mr.. MAXWELL movsd to amend BY in.
seTting two hundred. and the resolution
heing 80 amended was adopted.
Nh. STEVENSON offered resolution that
'he Committee on Privileges and Elections
ne requested to report n general election
law. Adopted,
Ga motion Of Mr.. Brown the joint reso-
luton 10 relation TO redistrictiug the State
Was taken up and the House amendment,
adding al additional member to the com
mittee was cohcurred 10.
Mr.. CoPLEY offered q resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Privileges and Fec
tons, inquire to into the expectancy OF re
porting form for poll books. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. CARsKADpES The reso.
luton 10 relation to the election Of United
States Senator wac taken up aud the
amendment OF the House was rejected.
Nr. STEVENSON moved to fl the proceed
ing Thursday.
Mr. MAHAS moved to amend BY ipsert.
log the 9Th day OF August.
Mr.. fouSG moved to lay the whole sub.
jet on the table Lost.
Toe amendment o: Nr. MahSn was
sgrred to aud the resolution, MS amended
was adopted.
House Bill No. 20, to provide for the
payment of outstanding claims for :he
tuition Of indigcut children, was taken up
aud passed.
The House Bill defining the Jurisdiction
and powers OF the Supreme Court of Ap.
psals was also passed.
The bill rclalingto townships and town.
ship officers was ordered to It's engross.
ment.
The bill dividing the counties Of the
State into townships WAS taken up and
considered
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A sp,eIm.r "P,nn,r Man

To understand the make up" aud style
Of first class "peace" man and Fernando
WOodite 10 New York, ons has only to
read the sketch given of William Andrews,
the fellow who made speech to the mob
and told them that they were doing nObly"
and to keep 90. When arrested he was
found in place generally frequen,ed by
the peace followers OF Wood, and like a
genuine disciple be also denounced hi, nr.
test as arbitrary and unconditional
The following is sketch Of him:
Andrews was arrested BY detectives Nc.
Cord, Farley, Radiord aud Duspobury-
They found him 10 bed with colored wo.
man. At No. 10 Eleventh street. he was
somewhat disconnected At FIRST; BY the time
he dressed himself, hoWtvrr hs bec,ms
calm, nod said bad be known the oLirct n,
the visit, there would have been some d,f
hrulty in arreSliBg him. lie wished IN he
taken at once before magistrate. an ,b,,
be might be admitted to bail; declared thai
the arrest without a warrant was arbitrary
and Unconstitutional. 10 admitted ,ha,
be had made speech on Monday bu, de-
clarsd be had not spoken In public sine.
that time. '''ee
lie told our reporter that be made the
same speech 10 the mob that h6 mad. n,
Tue Peace Meeting, so called, at the Cooprr
Institute. Several persons are trody N
swear that they have heard him mai. in
eendtHry speeches TO the mob since Mo-
day. His name Ia John 0, Apdrrws -.
was born 10 Virginia, has been in the civ
since 1883. He Ia abou, thirty. Eve ysat,
Of ARei has brown hair, blue 1yrs All
lnll sandy. eolored beard. He speaks win
the Virgins, or negro accent, JIr has
severe cut 90 the temple, which be alIsssS
cell. "S Tue
Andrews was President of Club in III,
Eighth Ward 10 1860. which cootslnsJ
most OF the notorious thieves, pimns All
gamblers 10 that Ward. For a lopr linz
be has lived with colored woman In
IePhine Wilson. 0Hiesr s. J. Smith sIS,s,
lha! be saw him walking 10 Broadway
"l'h her, rm'in-ArD, last week, Sb.
mas Kept house Of prostitution 10 hi,
'iy Tor twelve years; she came from Bos.
lon' About eight months ago her house
ben No. lbs Green street waS broken nm
. complaint having been made against i,
ANDREWS went to the Station IIouIs In Tho
morning and requested permission Of Ser.
ieant Wilson to take the black woman in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

Wig leaders; butt was rather against
their better judgment, sllhOuEb they nc.
quisieed.
when The question Of Secession wsI
submitted TO the people, majority Of
10000 was given for the Union ticket; but
deIPit call this, the State was hurled into
the vortex Of rsbvllion-hOW, the people
did not know.
AMID the excitement, Gilmore and Ora.
ham, and other Union men, were lost to
view but they did not long remain be.
meath the surface. Al the late election
their parts, without taking direct Unlou
grounds, bnt at The same time, condemn.
ing the original policy Of Secession, cat.
ried the State BY vote Of about two TO
onsi the Legislature standing 10 about the
same proportion.
The success snbOldeBed the patriots,
and now We find them above the surface
VAL 4 +
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s0od "OtA'
A recent letter from Newberu, dated the
18th, saws
IA, p..,e,.I H.. o.
t,aa C.s"aI, 1919" 80, n'oSu, o1 % senator
taken open ground for the Reconstruction
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~, : 't".i '''u ~ Wv na'tlEu N'R,s'er'
$50 "y'''., " wv s'sIn,uIe Hui 9SN,
i. So" ~, I"uyu! WIN p'oNn' ou'
Ss' " N,k" 1"'' 'nt! VHnno' :
' NV s,'s.! 70 uetssI', 'n'ow gu tue Con
LEV ~ w, ySAe' 70 'ouE as Tue lteoei army
p pI '''g 5 OF un"' mere Is snmeien'
an effort IIon Jobn A Ciim." a0% o v[.S
extensive SHAREHOLDERS in this State, are
'Hid to be "a '1vor OF gradual emancipation,
NJ "i, "p S y, uuIe,s'oou NORM VIt-
chief copd ton OF settlement bs,vesn her
aud the Federal States.
Later Intelligence from the Legislature
nO,, n, ,b', s", J, ~. Ionnr, zoe re,
out for 40 immediate rcprJ of The oc, ot
Secession, passed By the sovereign con.
veution Of this State. and for the recall
% VI nU'ss s..", ,aISe 81 Tue NotIo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

EyrDEScE OF the determination Of the
people Of North Carolina TO return 10 the
Uaion, 10 increasing. The State was, for
m'ny years, Wing aud conservative. when
CliuguSn left bis parry, aud turned Dem.
oerAt, be carried enough voters With him
to give the State to that party, hsucsfortbi
but while this was the eaSs, the copIsrra.
tism Of the people did not ataudOS them
Tree. they trusted to a dHsrsut elaIs Of
pOlitIsiauSi to men more reckless than their
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21
From ViekabnrE-IntereaiInE Letter
from one four old COrFsspondsnIH
HEAbQuARrERs HERRoS's DIVISION, !

HhApVVAhIEhA HEhRoNS UIvtHloN,1
VIcEsBuRO, July 9th, 1863.
Editors hnlliytneu:
1t ia a long time since had the pleasure
Of hearing from you, and longer slill since
lsaw you. However do not fear hut Tim,
you would give me hearty welcome were
] TO drop In, even in business hours, and
PsFh"p, as that ia not possible you will
read letter.
feel particularly large just now tina, I
belong AS the TOLD song Says) to Gld,on's
band, to the glorious Wtiisrn Armv. Tim,
took the contract 10 clean out this end
Of tue damned COnlsdrrScy and are begin.
ming to see about how much is left 10 do
10 short We shall have our row hoed and
be able 10 get up on the fence aud hollow
very shortly. We all went to the Ith Of
July here the other day, although | had
begun TO believe from former experience
that the ordinary publications aud In lac, .
The day Itself was bore, lam willing II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

By the light, of tbs incuediary frrs 10
New York we eau see bow wise were the
measures adopted by Gen. Burnside for
the preservation Of order 10 bis depart
ment. He was surrounded BY the same
elements OF Internal danger; the same
southern sympathizers and traitors who
have aroused the passions OF the mob in
New York were at work all over the dis.
trict entrusted to bis charge the came cop.
PerhsGd press was intoxicating resistance
to the laws under pre,cncc OF defending
the constitution, declaring that the draft
was unnecessary, that it would be uulairly
conducted, and that the war was au nboIi.
ton contest. The same results we're plain
" shH lowed ior.h. Gen. Burnside me,
the danger in the beginning. A similar
iOrethought might have prevented great
crimes and enormous consequences Of evil
iu New York. Upon the wicked meu whose
teachings have misled the judgment and
excited the ierocity OF the mob rests the
real responsibility OF these terrible doiugs
On their hands is the blood OF their fellow.
citizens, and they IRE accountable before
Tod aud man for the murders which have
Redeemed the pavemeuts of New York.