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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-03
WEST VIRGINIA. IEe1sIATURE
Senate.
WrDxEsDAY MoRsiEe, Sept. 2, 1868.


WEDNESDAY, MoRNIxG, Sept. 2, 1868.
The Senate reassembIed, after a months
recess, at 10 A. NJ, and in the absence of
another minister, was opened viii, prayer
by Mr.. Phelps, the President.
A message from the House announced
the passage OF a bill relative to the Su-
perintendent and tolls of the Cumberland
The bill was taken up. read and laid
over.
The Senate bill providing for auditing
and autheniicatings such books, documents
and papers belonging to the Common
wealth of Virginia as may be useful
to ibis State, was read a second time and
ordered to its engrossment.
The bill to provide for the confscation
of property in this State belonging to the
enemies of the State, was read and refer
red.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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a oonEressional Convention.

Editors Inteliigeneer
MEssRs. EDIToRs-A very strange arti-
Gle appeared in your paper of the 18th ult.
by one of the candidates for Congress in
this district, in opposition to a Conven-
ton. If We had any sure ground to be-
lieve that all the candidates that would
come before the people, on the 22d of Oc-
tober, would be true and unconditional
Union men then we might safely dispense
with a Convention, but we cannot possibly
run any such risk without being in great
danger of having our district disgraced by
being represented by a disIoyal man. Oh.
what burning disgrace, what a lasting
stain of infamy would rest upon us, if, after
having sent more men to defend our coun-
try in its efforts to crush causeless and
wicked rebellion, that any district in the
Union5 we should now send a man TO
represent us who would endeavor to GRIN.
pie tie administration in its noble efforts
to preserve our free institutions. Andwho
for moment can believe that the rebel
sympathizers if they find the Union forces
divided will not upon the very eve of the
election bring forth candidate and SIM
port him and probably elect him. AlItbat
Mr.. N. says in regard to free, full and
open discussion before the people we
heartily endorse, but let all who de.
sire to be candidates proceed to
address the people of the different
counties up to the day of the Assembling
of the convention, aud certainly there is
ample time for the candidates to canvass
every county. Then let the loyal men Of
each county appoint delegation OF man
whose patriotism, Unionism, and LOYALTY ia
above suspicion, and they will nominate a
candidate that all the Union men can cor.
daily support = aud then If the rebels see
proper to run'a candidate, let them do so.
they will find when the election is over
that the first district is not the place for
the allies of JET. Davis TO receive honors.
But as they have chosen to array them
selves with the enemies of our country.
they must not look for faTors at the hands
OF those who desire the welfare and pros
perity of the new State. Already we and
the New York Herald In its vain ef6orts IN
hgure up an anti=administration majority
IN the next Congress, claiming one iron,
West Virginia. Which district win ,farn.
ish that one2 We hope that the loyal
men Of each district will answer, it shaII
no1 DC ours. MANCHESTER.
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meeting In Haneoel..

We learn that they had lively meeting
up in Hancock county on Tuesday last. =
Msssrs. Blair aud Norton, two'of the can
didates for Congress, were present and
made speeches. Both took strong grounds
for the administration, and both pledged
themselves, as we understand, if elected,
10 give the President full and hearty
support. A correspondent writes us that
since the meeting the people are pretty
we'll divided between the two candidates.
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The Necessity for a Convention.
Nan.Ll;sL .a.......:...:... IT,.

Aho NeCesslGy 1or u convention.
We publish a communication thismorn-
ing on the subject of district convention.
We presume it is pretty well concluded
now in the public mind that there ought
to be;and will be aconvention. We scarce
ly hear a dissenting voice to the PROPOSE
ton. The time and place recommended
by the Fourth Ward men of this city seems
to meet with general concurrence. Every
day more and more impresses us with the
necessity for a convention. The risk
without one, Is such as the Union cause
cannot afford to run. A small plurality
vote wauld elect, as matters now stand
and it will be too late in the last days o.
the canvass, when the trap of the enemy
shall have been sprung, to come to any
arrangement between candidates.
The safety of the cause makes a con-
vention an unavoidable necessity.
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West Liberty AcadeTny

TIME regular session % this tftutfon Vim omen
u on Monday, the 7th of Sept, Is68
1he eourla q study win embraee an hranehes us-
sually taught IN an Academic eo1rla And n Iabof
VII be sPlred % make Il e thorongh - that q
ether Instftufions 49, =
An accomplished female teacher WIN be secured
% take charge Of the f6ulaIs deraFtuenf
NJ H5Adbnfy VIII give Instruction In Music,
AL 41uarner5 can be accommodated at the boanf-
Ing house Connected win the Acalaniy . " =
We efhe public % consider The claims ofthis
school before sending elsewhere.
Chasses rili rlnes from 500 % sa0O pr uioufh.
according % branehes pursued which nnnst be rad
.Ilouthly IN adyance. - = -. = -
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

FOR CONGREsS-FIRsT DIS
EI4S TRICTs-We are authorized % announce
Hon JACOB B. BLAIR as q candidate Tor Congress
fFom the Firsf Congressional District.
FOR COHGRE8S.-MEssRs.E I'd
Ht&S IEoRs. You viii please announce e can
dfdafe for Congress In the hFst district CHESTER
D. HUBBARD Of the county Of Ohio
We believe that In his character, both public ana
uriynte win be found the qualifications for the posi-
don named, which highly desirable ~ not ndis-
psnaabIs In the present crisis. HIS fidelity % TIE
Government and hIs ability % serve in pubhee ca
pacity have been demonstrated in his career not only
as . member Of the Richmond Convention OF 1so1i
but also tnstho later Cow uttons which have Oeen
ing q loyal people with = loyal STATE goyernnlent
Feeling assured that he can aud viii fAtthtnly
the Union and erush rebellion, We promise him tia
support OF
a1gIs MANY OItlAhhs.-
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Great Union Rally at st. OlaIrsvilIe

Great Union Rally Mt st. ClairsVilIe.
Preparations are making for an immense
Union demonstration over at st. ClairsVille
on next Wednesday week, the 18th instant.
1t is intended to be the great event of the
campaign in Eastern Ohio. Many dis
tipguished speakers from far and near have
accepted an invitation to be present.
Among them We may mention the names of
Mr.. Brough 1.-THE Union candidate for Gov
ernor) Senator Wiley of this State, and the
renowned Gen. Carey. of Ohio. We hope
that no zeal will be lacking on either side
of the river TO make the occasion great
one. Certainly Union men here and else
where have no less fervor in their cause
than the reasonable acknowledgements
displayed in theirs. Let the Union men of
Eastern Ohio make mighty rally. Give
the 18th day of this month to the service
ofyour country. 1t can be made the occa-
sion ofincalculable good.
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Jsn. Davis, call.

We publish in another cOlGmn what pur
ports to be an account of the reason WHY
JEFF. Davis has called for negro troops Il
assist the rebel cause. Whether the &C
count given is reliable or-not we do'uo
know. 1t seems, however, to be settled
that Davis has made such call, and tina
those slaves who respond to it are to have
their freedom and so many acres of land
What bald and grim sort of a farce such
a move is on the part of the rebels. The
idea of grayely, in the face of watching
world, proposing to 400, 900 slaves that
thew should enter the service of those who
are not only now their masters, but also
the masters of the balance of their slave
brethren, and fight to secure the indepen-
dence OF a rebellion whose corner stone is
TO be their perpetual degradation and en-
slayement, is an expedient worthy of the
infamous rebellion. In order to secure
the certain possession and enslayement of
the balance of the three millions of blacks
in the South, freedom is offered to four
hundred thousand of them. These four
hundred thousand are to be the instru-
ments through which their brethren are to
be made the sure victims of the rebels for
ever.
What miserable, ghastly, internal
kind of farce such proposal is, auyhoW2
To what humble pie the niger drivers
have been reduced. The proposition is
the meanest thing we have seen from them
yet 1t shows up the true character of
their chivalry. They are not above avail
ing themselves of the services of the poor
brutalized beings whom they have SO long
bought and sold, if in 30 doing they can
cheat eternal justice out of their impending
fate. They commenced this rebellion to
extend aud perpetuate the slavery of those
on whom they are now calling for help in
their dire extremity. How mean, how in
effably contemplate, they must feel, If they
can feel at all, in being forced to issue such
a call. Its effect can not be other than to
revolt the moral sense of the world.
Let JEFF. Davis put arms in the hands OF
his slaves. Let the experiment be made
We shall see verifcstion of the tried and
true aphorism, that imam proposes and God
disposes." 1t will be simply the begin.
ming of that total humiliation and extinc.
ton which awaits the institution. A
scheme so monstrous as arming human be-
iues for their own EQUALIZATION can hayt
but one end. History is not "philosopb!
teaching by example if deadly retribu
ton does not-follpw the experiment.
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God guard our nag, and keep each star
zach stripe e. bright as new they WaTe1
stIIl mike L lead our ranks In war,
stfl doat above each patriots grave
Death 10 the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust Of shame
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow It 70 Death or Fame.
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Another exhibition OF seymourIsm.
The copperhead papers have felt very
shocked and Indignant at the presence OF
United States troops in New York to en-.
force the draft. The lately published cor
respondence between General Dix and
Governor Seymour shows who is response
BILE for this. Gen. Dix personally and by
letter suggested to the Governor that only
the state militia should be used. The gov.
crnor replied simply bewailing the draft
but saying nothing about the suggestion
for militia. Again Gen. Dix wrote to urge
his request, when Gov. Seymour fatty re-
fused. In the meantime, the governors
answer was SO long delayed, Gen. Dix had
called on the Secretary of War for troops,
which were sent Immediately. and so many
of them that the New York rufians didn't
dare peep while the draft, which has just
ended, was progressing. By this last ex-
hibitiou of himself, Gov Seymour has ac-
cOmplished nothing against the draft, as he
hoped he might; he has only succeeded in
making himself fouler stencil than he
was before in the nostrils of all decent
men.
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MARRIED.

At Richistown, ". Va, at the residence Of jane,
II. Wheat, LYDIA, daughter OF James n and lister
Of Geo. u. Wheat, 70 ANDREW, son Of Isaac Cots
Lumberman, ON Fourth ST., now performing dntiss
OF sutler In the Federal army
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JEFF. DAVIS CALL FOR SLAVES

The circumstances Leading TO the
Measure-Views OF the Rebel Cabi-
net-HovV IL was Postponed and FL
nalIy Adopted-The Considerations
which Led TO It's Adoption.
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School Books and Stationery.

TFFrI, Ttrrr-f1v-rTn. I. 0,il : =, 80,
~. Books. auch a used in the Wheeling F6riaie
Seminary Idnsley Institute and TIE Publls 6ehooIs
ALSO pe1ceE q Dunt1niB and Scribnars OOpT Books
ElHtas Ink, Pencils, Inkatans, Ac, - For sale 6
eastern relltl priceajbE4 H. - $3.50 r.
I ang29 JOSEPH GRAYRs { co,
sEf-E No 80 Monroe street.
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CharIas w Russell.
TN the District Court q tie United States within
II and l1r the Western DistEiet q Virginia
In pufIulnca % tie decrea and Ortar q t.s
ld District Court IN the above entitled e1lSe, %
ne difeefod duly made and euters1 On Soth Day
III i.5 "a Ass.f. ISI $1,000 q 10 O'cloek,
A.M.sf fha FeEidanc8 q Charles ". Rus8olls .
lfcnFos street, IN ths cry % Fliseng, TIE peIsaI
property r1rtig1llTly mentioned ah1 eesollpe4 =
he ssksdals annsEad 70 tie Information ID -
sid oEass, eonsistlng % H0lSehol1 md kit1hsn
TeEa5 ofsale Cash.
EDWARD -. NORTON.
1laTlhdl ofths y. 8. nr the Wet. Dist q Va
~ The above sale has ben po.tponed.e " erasF
ofthe Court, until wednesday. sePtsnbG sth-
a1E3 1s
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RELIGIOUS NOTIOE-An

RELIGIOUS NOTIOE-Alt tie
49, members Of the BapTist Church residing
IN Wheeling and vicinity, are requested % meet 10
the Baptist House Of Worship, on CLAY street on me
A n. Persons from . distance desiring 70 attend
will be met at the Church by . COMMITTEES by whom
they will be assigned 20 comfortable quarters during
the continuance Of the meeting.
As business Of importance to the cause Of building
up and promoting The long neglected interest OF the
before that nesting Il = 70 - hoped that every one
connected with the Church, and any others teeling
An interest In the above named purpose, VIII en-
deavor TO attend. Religious exercises may be eX-
peeted on THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday evening".
aud Sabbath morning AMI evening following, ~ the
usual hOuns-
A eordiai Invitation Is extended to the public.
angla till asp3
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Marshal's Sale.

The United States Of America,
John KnOto.
y the District Court q the United States vithin
IL and for the Western District Of Virginia.
In puE9ua1cs Of he deere md order q the ~
District Court IN the above entitled eausa 70 d.
Feetod, duly made and entered on the SOth day Of
yune 1888, shall sell n public auction On Wednes
day, ne "a day q September, Is03, AZ 10 O'Clock
A. n, At the front door q the Court House of Ohio
county, in the city Of Whsalfng 900 Shares q Stock
In the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company and
50 Shares Of Stock in the Peoples Bank described in
the schedule amazed to the information hloa in
~ i,.S 800. = N. 81
EDWARD n NORTON,
anglStd
DOSTPONEmENT sale Of the Fiity
JIG Shares Of Peoples' Bank Stock muutfousdin the
above advertisement has been posfpOnod ulth
Thursday, September 10Th ssPl
ne United sGatss Of Aneeel,
Charles W. Resell and Edward Il. PitEhugh, part
neEs, doing businasI under the hrm n8ms And
style Of Russell 4 FftZhuEh.
IN the District Court of The United States, within
il and Or the Western DlstFicf % Virginia.
In pnFslanee of tie decree and Gfdor q TIE sid
District Court IN tie above entitled eAusa, @ NJ d..
June. 1888 IEhan sell e p7blle auction On fUosdAy,
the IA day o. September 1883, commenting a 10
O'Clock, A n, at the Court Room Of 0hiO eeuuty.
the personal property paFtfellaFly m01ti0lsd aud
described in the schedulsauna % tie inforIaftoa
NED In sid cause, eooaisting q Law Library and
Once Furniture.
-. EDWARD n. NORTON,
Marshal Ofths o. 8. fr the West Dist Of We.
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PARKEHssURS, August q, ls6s.
- following Boards Of Trade have beea appointed
alcng the lne Of the n. W. V. r. r. and the Balt.
more and Ohio r. r. = 81
Thomas P. Adams, Piedmont.
Rowan White, OAKLAND.
Frank W. PurintOn, ROWlesburg.
william Glover, Cranberry Summit.
VIM. n. Dunlap, Grafton.-- g.
AlstoEphdus WeTninger, ClaEkaburg.
L. @. ReitZ, Ellanhoro.
y. B. sOuthHurth. Wet Union.
james =. Wharton, tlrkor5h lrlsg
And you win horuafler iss1eno permits for hoods
destined % any lace On y sp1lh % the NV.
PalkeEsburg. Without the reeommendatioa Of tie
proper Board q Trade.
i am very spectfnlly,
Your obodient servant,
Asst Special Aest. ira my DeDaTtmsnt.
To TEos. HoRNBROOcE, Surveyor Of Customs, Wheel
tnEs WV. q aug2s "
CUsF0MH0UEE. WHEELING, W.
SURyEEoB's 0ERTCE, Aug ., 1863
LIsF o. BoAHDs OF IRADE
ChAs. O. Russell, RaYsnsWood, W, v. rl
Ebeu Maloney, Point Pleasant, g
J. p. Medl1ushliny Guyaudotte, .
". s. Hutehfns, Charleston,
EsF or ans 10 I'M KEvEHUE.
B. B. Stone, B. { o. and n. w. Va RaEIaoad.
james GilehEist, Wheeling, Wv.
Z. 2. Bonh4m,
John r. Carsdadon, New Greek
VIM. H. EFan4 RAfkersburE, +"
Matthias Jei6a, Galiipoli3, o..
Sec Me2gsgEs tGneEoy5 - fT.sgf
DE. Manehtst6r, BeliAire, q sa HesarEa
Isaae Kalbaagh, Bloomington, Nd.
IHOS- HORNHR00E. y
anE9 Nv d EnrTeyor e Cnstolns.
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GUITAR INSTRUCTION

ny MRS. H. n. BECK For particulars
Is apply At NJ. J. b. EIsIIors or Il. CGFtWTiEhts
Music stores. tyls On
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FOR SALE.

THE 'THREE NILE HOUSE" on the National
II Road east Of Wheeling. The house fsfn excellent
repair aud has nine ACRES Of grounds attached The
above e wen known as Q desirable location for q
private residence, public house, or market gar.
den. Any person desrUus Of pleasant location for
any Of the above purposes. can have all necessary
Information as 70 terms, 80 by calling on
CASPER STLLIP.
anglo In At the West Wheeling Ferry.
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Wheat Drills! Grain Drills !

u implement the FaFmer can buy which VIII Gaus
him 90 mach as a. fFStFate WAs1f DTi1. H0insnres
his crop against winter killing saves one quarter %
the seed and can put IN six to tea acres day, while
he increases his crop fully Is per cent. Call and
examine them before seeding.
PRYOR frost,
augS n and - Main Sc.
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DOsTPONEmENT sale Of tie Fifty
III Shares Of Peoples Bank STOCK meutfoued IN the
above advertisement has been postpOnod ulth
IhuEsdAy, September 10th soPl
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-18
rnE soUrHEnS uEpArIc r, NJ,

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prepared BY The proaricter 10 lssA vAsp h, - -.
soenesd ey three sai,eaA Ply eiaas In soush.r.
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arc NOT recommended By the proprietor a. soS N,
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scss efsss 10 JAZZ Peer. Bu;s~. T:ssc 70 49,
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nay b, cauesd hng anu severe snasr;nv P,oi
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49,, AmS1G my asaas,nsness sssy ore,nsiisr
reesd them issssabs as>fisiss ssd -. rs.
torvardine this voluntary triLutc." - -
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mys' have used the outtsr~ Hpatic s In Az srs
nere and also on my plantation IN Alabama and sfsss
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CHARLOrrB FEMALE INsTHrUEns hrs
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$50 nEWAnD.

~ UNAwAY FROM THE sUpuCRlBBR ON THE
- first day Of Dsc:mbsr isst:i my negro mee named
BOB about I'VE feet hies and weAns about 1ts lbs yell
large white eyes. and downjoak end hss lis
left hand; has heavy muasschs; had on whsu hs len
. home. made sarge cost. ti+st ~ e'ili l
will give the above reward for The delivery Of said me-
gro to me at Prospsct Hill eoenned 10 sny siI get
him. W. EPHRAlX BURCH
Caswei Co., N. O Jan. 20, 1898. S--wtG