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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

bIem. II is useless to say that if the Will
ley amendment is rejected that the next
Congress will admit the new State under
the original Constitution. Those who urge
such an argument must know better.
aln personally acquainted with every
Democrat of the House in the last Con-
gress who is elected to the next, and have
talked With them repeatedly on the subject,
and / have no hesitation in saying that
there is not more than one perhaps two,
who would vote for the admission of the
new State into the Union under the original
or any other Constitution that the people
residing within the bounds of the proposed
new Safe might form and present. They
place their objections mainly on two
grounds: First, they are opposed to the
disintegration of the State of Virginia.
Secondly, they denounce the restored Gov
eminent as usurpation, and consequent
| y has no power to give the consent of the
State TO the formation Of new State with
10 the Jurisdiction of Virginia. This is pre-
cisely the position of John Letcher and the
| rebels, their aiders and abettOrs amongst
US.
hope there are but few loyal men who
can or will be led away by such an argu-
ment. A new State HotO or neper is the
question the people are called upon to de-
| termine.
The rejection of the Wiley amendment
is the death EneIl to the nctV State, and what
| then? Many of our best and most Ioyal
citizens who have been looking forward
With so much anxiety for the time to ar
rive when the ties that bound them to
those who have murdered their sons and
fathers, stolen their property, burat their
houses and laid waste their fields, would
be severed, aud when the new State of West
| Virgins Wouli ne admitted intoaud be-
come one of the sovereign States of the
Union, thereby enabling them to pass laws
suitable to their own wants and condition,
will become dishesrtened, aud seek homes
10 some other State where they can live, at
least, in comparative peace. Then, as a
natural consequence, the enemies of the
government amongst us will be embolden-
ed TO further, acts of disloyalty and treason
and the soil of West Virginia will be bap-
tized anew with the blood of her own soss
But, thank God, have every reason to be.
lieve, from what have seen aud heard
since my return home aud from the letters
am daily receiving from almost every par
OF the new State, that the people are beine
fully aroused aud feel that now is the &C.
cepted time and now is the day of theii
salvation.
Let every friend of the new State worl
until the going down of the sua on the 26tl
of this month, with an energy and viii
commensurate only with the great object tt
be attained, and my word for it the Willel
amendment will be ratified and approved
by such a majority of the votes cast, as Il
bury in one political grave, beyond TIL
possibility Of resurrection, all croaker
about Congressional dictaiion."
Regreting l cannot be with you at you
meeting, but congratulating you on th
prospect of having Maynard aud Willie
to address you, aud thanking you for tn
kind terms in which your letter to me Wa
cOuched, 1 subscribe myself your obedieu
servant, JACOB B. BLAIR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
PAREraspune, March loh, lsss-

4, W. CEasp5s2, Ess,s
,DHAR SlEASour note of the 9th, juviaar
me 10 be preSeat aud address \ New STATE
meeting 70 be held 10 your city Ou Satur-
day eEeaIuG next is now before rae / ne
ETet TO say that prior engagements viii Pre-
vent me from being present on that oSca,
sion, need hardly cay to you thar AN
foe the neW State heart aud soul, so Be
or not to be that's the question.
The seth Of Narch will solve the pro,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
RRRELs Is FRONT.

Information is received here that the
rebels have occupied the Valley above in
force under the command OF 6eus, Jones
Iuboden, Hampton, &c, their movements
are we'll understood at headquarters, and
It they want smother 'sKerassoRn affair let
them come down and they will get il.
Yours. for the Government.
TAYpNr,r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

God guard our nag, and keep each star
zach stripe As bright - now they wave,
san make II lead our rAnksln war,
SIN Goat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
Totrail It through the dust of shame.
An honest hearts its lot will ahArs
And follow Il TO Death or Fame
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
All the Soldiers going Tor the Rev

State.
The following extract from private let
ter, shows how the soldiers will vote on
the new State question:
ave have commenced taking the vote of
cur regiment for and against the new
State. / think We shall send in the entire
vote of the regiment in favor of tho new
State, as also the other Virginia regiments
at this place. S. ADAMS,
O.. II. 10th Virginia Regiment.
Winchester, March II, 1868.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
WHAT TaE REBELS THINK


The practical effect of some of the gen
eral orders in this place may be seen oy the
casual observer, AT almost any time in the
''Sutler stores" of this place. An order
has been issued from Headquarters pro
hibiting any person from buying any arti-
Gle from the stores without permit from
the proper authority, and ia order to pro-
cure permit the person is required to take
the oath of allegiance TO the Government
of the United States. You cannot imag-
ine what excuses aud subIerfuges they OBJ
tain permit without taking the oath
They almost besiege the Generals Head
quarters, but all their establishments and
smiles which heretofore have succeeded so
with former Generals, who have had Mill
tary occupancy of this place, have no effect
upon the iron will of Gen. MiIroy. If
they are disposed to take the oath OF allie
glance they are treated very courteously,
but If not they are told they had better 60
home. l have been amongst them and
heard them call she General .sTyrant," a
moderon Nero "Ihat brute Milroy,7 &c
They regard him and Gen. Ben. Butler as
beyond the psle OF civilized warfare, and if
taken to be executed on the spot Let
them try such thing and reEri6uiiou as
dark and terrible will be visited upon them
as was upon the "doomed cities of the
Plnin-'
We have some enc specimens of the F.
F. vs., By this mean First Families of the
Valley. One young woman Il almost
called her LADY, by the name of Single
ton entered one of the sutler stores here a
few days ago aud says:
F.F. Wave ycu any envelopesg
CIerk-Yes, Miss.
F.F. y.-HOw much do you ask for
bunch?
CIesk-Tweuty-6ve cents, Mss
+. VII take a bunch.
Clerk-Are you loyal to the Government
of the United S,sles2
f., f. V.-No, Sir.
Clerk-41 cannot sell you any then.
F. +. X.-Go TO h-l. Cd d-n VOC.
Upon saying this (which 1 suppose is
their iSugnage,) she tossed her head and
lsf( ia dlsG1st, The saller- was, a ..mut
Silt-'sl This is only one case out Of many.
and II persisted IN you may look out for a
Ruuer-Milroy order, especially applicable
TO The cases of those persons who have NOS
modesty enough to conduct themselves
properly on the streets AID in the stores of
the place.
Company ], 18th YirsiuIa Infantry ,FIIspt
Hunter, are acting Provost Gusrds herr
she Captain is Provost Marshal GeoersI,'
Of this divisions be is very popular amongst
the loyal Inhabitants Of this town sra
country.
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Attention, discharged Soldiers.

FINDER ACT OF CONGRESS Of 18th March, 1858
u all soldiers who have been discharged by rea-
Of WsutdSereceived in battle while in the SER
vice. are entitled to the 500 Bounty without regard
to the time they have served Application made
by letter IN person will be promptly attended to.
An application All uli be accompanied with dis
charge pspera Attention will also be given to OBJ
tanning Pensions add Bounty due the heirs Of dseeHs-
of6ce at the savings Bank, No. 6s Main street
8. P. HiLDRETa,
mar16-tf Notary Public aud Claim Agent.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Valuable Property For Sale

q FoR SALE, that hrst elass store. So . So
~ u3ted o. Re BoEth sd Of SIu1roS strSsS -
ESSS1 nan md Market Streets. Asa nm ~ ~
Str!his AID pteasAstly located dIelIfu. Srsss -
Ssa ca ne norGh Eids Of John sGresf issE4 TRsIi-
sBn4UiEN * TIE OBes a HISSSTRGT T,Ss1S-.
- ,.se. 1sg33z to1EtA ElreSt- n.rAlIy['
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SAMUEL P. Wheeler
ATToRNET

COLLECTOR OF pensions, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS.
4 LII OhceEs Soldiers, or Seamen, disabled in the
IA service the United States are entitled to PEN
sion for hfe and in of their death, the widow
orphan children, mother sister OF any such oeer
soldier O. seaman, Is entitled to PENSION and also
the hOu1ty of one hundred dollars all back pay
due Ny fee in each case Is 1--WE DOLLARS II the
claim or pension Is colIeeted, aud NO CHARGE in
case OF failure
certided Accounts collected on the most reasoua-
BILE termS.
once. No: $50 FOurth street. ear the CONTIGUOUS,
Wheeling, Va. nArlI-tf
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FRonI W1NoHEsTER.
WIxoHEsrEa, ", March u, lst

-
Editors IntelEigeaeer
Thinking perhaps the good people of
Wheeling and vicinity feel an interest in
the forces now stationed here, as there are
several Virginia regiments and batteries
here, take this opportunity of giving
correct statement of Winchester life and
society, both public and private, l say pri-
Vnte because theirs been "a eiieI GmoH9
them tdkiH notes. which, of course will be
printed too.
The changing and tickle weather of this
moath tends TO embarrass the operations of
our forces. But the reorganization of the
new division into brigades and assigning
them their respective places in the divis-
ion is now occupying the attention of the
Commanding General aud his staff. Gen.
Elliott and staff arrived here day before
yesterday, aad will have the command of
the "First Brigade consisting OF the ll0th,
ll6th, 1920, l2Sd, Ohio Volunteer Imam
try, and Carltn's Battery. The other bril-
gades are being organized, but are not yet
assigned any commander. Ihear that Col.
Bay, of the S7th Pennsylvania, will have
the command of the Second Brigade
The officers and soldiers of this command
are IN fine health and spirits and are eager
" waiting for the order forward march,
from their popular aud tried leader, Gen.
R H. Milroy. Oar Walchword is ION. 70
Stauntou."
Last evening there was great rejoicing
here on account of another star being ad-
ded TO the shoulder of our gallant General,
He was serenaded at his private boarding
house by the band Of the sTth Penusylva-
MIA Infantry. After playing several beam
| LifuI pieces of music, "0ld Grey ESgle''
made his appearance and thanked them
kindly for their compliment in the follow
| ing words:
FELLOW CITIZENS III am no speech
maker. thank you kindly for your com
| pliment. 1 suppose it is because of my
receiving additional honors. feel sat
/ istaction in knowing that have wider
field of command. That will not be so
much trammelled as heretofore.
Fellow-soldiers promise to lead you
| in the quest OF traitors before many days.
| / do not think this rebellion viii last much
longer. think can see The end and that
not very far distant. We all want this re-
bellion crushed. We all want to return 10
our homes, War is uotour profession We
are mechanics, tradesmen and laborers =
We of the North work for our living, but il
called upoa to fight for the preservation of
our national existence, we can fight and We
will fight 1t we succeed the problem,
whether man is capable of self, government
will be solved, there will not be king,
queen or emperor in Europe in twenty
years, but if We fail, the sooner We get y
King 10 rule over us, the better it will be
for us. In conclusion, let me thank you
for your kind compliment. hope we will
all live to see this internal rebellion crush
ed, aud return to our homes with the proud
satisfaction of knowing that We have saved
that precious heritage received from our
fathers, and will transmit it to our chill
dren's children through coming genera
tons. Good night.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE or RENT.

THE HOUSE situated two doors below Bailey,
i Woodward Co.'S warehouse, on Water street
and now occupied by Lewis Husslman, portion
Of his hotel. For terms, inquire Ct Henry r. Lit
mar16-1va
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PoLLACK,s CoLUMN.
OPENING OF SPRING TRADE,
POLLACK,
Jnyt returned home from New York, receives during
the week, and offers for sale at les than
Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Philadel-
phiA prices for

CASH OMIT
pOn Doc LADIES' COTTON HOSE.
OSJO 500 do Mems do do.
50 dozen PollRck's best Ladies' and Gents Kid
s. Gloves, best in the market. y=-.-ss
100 do Hoop Skirts,
so do Ladies' Venice Ganntlets-
so do Coilaretts. = - -
500 grOss Guttknechts best Pencils. rubber heads
do Mortons genuine Gold Pens and Holders.
200 reAms Cap and Note Paper
$50 II bsst Envelopes, white, straw and bufi.
so doE Soldiers Portfolios, Wallets and Portmo-
mics.
so do Diaries for 1868. g
1000 do Phillips spool Cotton, best In market.
200 do J. & p. Coats do do
1oodsz Pipes. some Meershaum.
80 Shoe Brushes Dusters and Whisps.
% do Cloth, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes.
400 do India Rubber Combs of all descriptions.
500 do Linen and Silk handkerchfefs.
300 do Seckties.
so N Havana Cigars, direct importation.
10 cases POWhAttaR Pipes.
100 doz best Black Inks, 2 OF bottles.
100 Currency Holders.
In fact, everything belonging to Notion House,
and enoug supply West Virginia during the war.
Remember terms cash at Z
mars AUGUSTUS PoLLACRs.
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PUBLIC SALE,
Yaluable PrOpertI fOr Sale.

T WILL SILL OR RENT the SaWmiIl, aud Land
L belonging to the same, adjoining Centre Wheel
ing, lately owned by Caldwell Brother Alse the
choice of valuable lots between the RoR line and
maES-2m JOSEPH CALDWELL.
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COAL. OIL. LAMP DEALERS,
ATTENTION.!


- ALI. THAT HOUSE AND LOT on Zane, be-
"a tween Filth and Sixth streets, and occupied by
u64the undersigned as dwelling house and bOttlng
cellar, feb25 JESSET GARPORTH.
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For Sale on Rent.
House On Main Street ID Let.

CONTAINING q fine ssore.room, besides the dwell
" ling part. PoSsessi on the first of April. In
quire OF Jan26l PRYOR FROST.
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- A good twO-stOry brick DWELLING HoUsl
II on Rampdeu street. Apply to
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