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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
a Rebel Letter.

The enclosed letter was captured in
rebel mail near Winchester the other day
by one of our boys and handed to US by a
friend for publication. Longvood, the
place where the letter is dated, is a farm
near Winchester. The Information con
tanned is quite interesting as adding con-
irma'iOn to the reports already received
ofthe restitution and general bad copdi-
ton of the rebels:
LoxswooD. Feb. Is, 1868.
My DRAR BAssETT-I write 20 Won to
get US help in our great need For heav
en- 5 sake make application to the Governor
and the War Department, TO send to our
assistance against the Yankees. IF helm
don't come soon we will be entirely ruined.
The people of Winchester are in a deplora.
bic condition. am told they cannon Inv
a load OF wood, pound of butter, or auy-
thing else, unless they take the oath of allie
glance. We in the country are also in a
terrible way-they send out and press
teams to carry the negroes Off :ske horses
aud everything else they want. Milroy's
proclamation TO the negroes is having lis
effect. ANY WAC choose apply to the Cen
eral and he sends guard in open day and
takes them off by families, aud we can't
prevent 1t. A negro went to the hall the
other day, aud took his wife aud children
and then to the smoke house and got meat
to support them, aud this thing happens
somewhere every day. There will be no
labor, horse, or man, left us soon to culti-
vate the land, and the villains riding all
over US so, is horrid.
The force in Winchester has been estim-
ated at from three to Eve thousand-not
much over the formerI expect. What there
is at Martinsburg and Harperis Ferry / do
not know. am told they are trying to or
ganize negro regiment in Winchester
We cannot think the authorities know the
condition of things up here. Our men have
for the most part gone willingly to fight for
the country We have given freely of what
We have, and now We ask help. II vonld
not take much of force to drive these faI-
lows OF, and if it could come soon. mDcb
might yet be saved us. Do, nv dear boy
see what can he done-eet friends to EoTt,
Tor US, All our friends are well. Renban
has just recovered from an attack of lam
dice. Evelyn Lee is with us to .niGht
Lucy and herself join me in much love IN
you ana yours Very truly,
JOHN pAcR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06

ALErrxR from Quebec, in relation to
CanadiSn finances, says the deficiency this
yearwtll be nearly So, 600, 600.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
The Vote i'm Tyier Copn,v

Editors IHtettgenesr
l send you the full return of the votes
polled in Tyler, on the 26t6 of March. ex.
cept one small precinct. which will increas e
the majority in favoS of the new State
about thirty. The vote stands
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06

THE work of consolidating decimatea
regiments has been commenced in the
army of the Rappahannook.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
Board of Haalth

d EPoRT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE:
~ City Of Wheeling, for the month OF AIarch,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
FOR sAIE

EoUR LOTS. each 90 BY 40 feet .it,,...s :.
Churehilfs addition. There & 1oo5 I,-,t IN
iSs f G9 ins E.ms s9Gsaini9g four and eel
Also, the choice Of eichtee1 rS,! - 80,
: 111H-sS=.I JAS. II. DILLON
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
COMPREHENSIVE.
NOPIeR

To those who are indebted 10 ma e;,h.- - -.
book viii call and settle their accounts without f,T
tner notice, as my old business must be closed up
oaPLS-6m AN. ADAMS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
SEWING Machines.

n ROVER BAKERS new improved Lock Stitch
VI Sewing Machines, with Hemmers, Fellsis and
Braiders, &C. are the best in use. All Machines
warranted.
JOS. MEDICINAL. General Agent for Western Va
Office No. Mcclure House, Southeast corner of Nag
ket aid Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va jAu20-en
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06

I ~ TUX SALE.
ONE STEAM ENGINE. ~ inch..
Ieet AsO, two Cylinder Boflers q tS[t
oy g inches diameter, All in good oTTIsr Re
naf ~ s s--n 94 A. y w. P1T7L .L,.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
To the soldiers.

Who was it that in his place in the Congress
of the United States, moved to insert clause
in bill to increase the pay of private soldiers
to SIS, 90 per month !?
Hon. C. L. Vallandigham, the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio
Who was it that compelled soldiers to pay
full fare over the Railroad of which he is
President, when all other roads carries them
for two-thirds the regular fare2
John Brough, the Abolition Republican
candidate for Governor of Ohio (! -
Who is it makes use of these sentnces: "I
am Democrat,-for Constitution, for Law,
for Liberty;;" and "Devoted to the Union
from, the beginning, will not desert it nov
in this the hour of its sorest trial? ?''
Hon. c. l.. Vallandigham
Who is that recently made use of these
sentences "I do not want the Union restor-
ed with slavery it )" and 'T spurn the Critten-
den resolution, and do it for the reason that
the fist gun fred upon Fort Sumpter relieved
us from the thraldom of slavery ?25 ear
John Brought u
Choose ye between Allen Go. Dem.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
John Brough an AboIitionisf.

Some ive or six years ago, the editor 6f this
paper had long conversation with John
Brough, Esq, (ths present candidate of the
.Aboltiopists for Governor,) in the scity.,of
Cleveland. The conversation, although most
" of a political character, was in private
house, and for this reason we have never alIu-
dcd to it before. But we may remark, how
ever, that we were astonished at the decided,
we may say bitter, opposition of Mr.. Broagh
to slavery and shareholders His language
was strong as anything that ever fell from
the Ups of Horace Greeley or Wendell Phil
lips. Although aware Of the fact that Mr..
Broug b was not then actigg with the DemoeA
racy, yet we were astonished to find him as
violent an opponent of the old party with
which he hal been identified for SO many
years. Upon alluding to the conversation the
next day, in company with a Democratic
friend, and expressing surprise at the violent,
ultra opinions Of Mr. Brough, our friend re-
marked !: Chat may be news to 5ou folks in
Mt. Vernon, but hero in Cleveland Jack
Brough is known to be as decided an Aboli--
zionist as Ben. Wade, Rufus p SpaldinFi, or
Ed. CoWles of the Leader This explains
the reason why the leading Abolitionists Of,
Cleveland brought Brough out as their candi-
date for Governor. They know their man =
Mt Pcrnon Banner.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
Aubrey House, Noting ham Hill,
London, w. June 10. 1863.

London, W., June 10, 1868
To j. NJ Mason, Esq,
SIR IL have authority to make the follow
ing proposition on behalf of the leading anti
slavery men of America, who have sent me to
this country:
If the States calling themselves the "Con-
federade States of America" will consent to
emancipate the negro slaves in those States,
such emancipation to be guaranteed by lib
eral European commission, the emancipation
to be inaugurated at once, and such time to be
allowed for its completion as the commission
shall adjudge to be necessary and just, and
such emancipation once nude to be irrevoka-
BILE, the Abolitionists and anti slavery leaders
of the Northern States shall Immediately op-
pose the prosecution of the war on the part of
the United States Government, and since they
hold the balance Of po,ere, ao.U certainly ca, Sc
the soar tn cease, by the immediate. with
drawal of every kind of support from it I
know that the ultimate decision on so grave a
proposition may require some time ; but mean
while 1 beg to be informed at your early con-
venience whether you will personally lend
your influence in favor of restoration Of
peace and The Independence Of the iSouth upon
the simple basis Of the emancipation of the
sldres. Any guarantees Of my own response
bility ard my right to make this offer shall be
forthcoming. oa
] am, sir, yours, ETC.,
MONCURE D. CONWAY.
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] am, sir, yours, ETC.,
MONCURE D. CONWAY.
AZ Upper Seymour ST., Portman Square,
june IL, 1868.
To Aoncwe d. Cen,oay. Esq,

S1R-I have your note of yesterday. The
proposition it contains is certainly worthy of
the gravest consideration, provided it is made
under proper responsibility. Yet you must
be aware that, while you know fully the rep
resen tative position occupy, 1 have not the
like assurance as regards yourself IF you
think proper, therefore, to communicate to me
who those are on behalf and authority you
make the proposition referred to, with the cv-
idcnce of your ''right to make this offer," I
will at once give you my reply, the character
of which, however, must depend on what 1
may learn of your authority in the premises.
l am, sir, your obedient servant, as5
J. NJ MASON.
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Headquarters Dept of Virginia, }
.sf Seventh Army Corps,
Fort Monroe, July 6, 1868.

Hon. Alcr'r Fl. Stephens
sIR-Tn the temporary absence of Major
General John A. Dix, commanding this De-
partmeDt, I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your communication of the 4th
instan4, addressed to the ofieer commanding
United States forces, Fort Monroe, and in
the execution of instructions from Secretary of
War, to inform you that the request therein
contained is deemed inadmissible.
The customary agents and channels are con-
sidered adequate for all needful military COM
municationl and conferences.
1 am, very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, VIM. Ii. LUDLOW,
Lieut.. Col. and Asst Insp'r Gen.,
Seventh Army Corps,
Agent for Exchange of Prisoners.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
SONG OF THE UNION LEAGUE.

As the Home Guards, under the patronage
Of the Union League, give sstouch of their
quality" In the shape of parade with plenty
of guns and ball cartridges, they must be in
want of seal tcaching Aymn, expressive Of
black Republican patriotism of the true 4or--
thodox stamp. For their especial benefit, we
reproduce, the; following from the organ of
their league, the New York Tribune, as pub
lished in that Journal in 1858. We suggest
that 1t had better be sung standing, and that
some distinguished advocate of "Union as it
ought to be- shall be called upon to deacon
it off, Here it is:
''.,'s THE. AMERICAN FLAG. z Sc. =
All hail the Haunting lie
Tie stars look pale and dim, 60
The stripes and bloody scars
49,: A lie the Wanting hymn.
Itshields pirates deck,
It binds man in chai1s,
It yokes the captive's neck,
.eE And wipes the bloody stains.
Tear down the Haunting liel
Half mast the starry flag!
Insult no sunny sky
With hates polluted ragi
80. Destroy i, ye who can
Deep sink it in The waves
It bears a fellow man
To groan with fellow slaves.
Furl, furl, the boasted liel
Till freedom lives again,
To rule once more in truth
Among untrammelled men.
Roll up the starry sheen,
"a -, Conceal its bloody stains,
For in its folds are seen a.I s.-
The stamp of rusty chains.
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The militia of AshIand county.

The following is a list of officers elected; as :
ar as ascertained, in tho several townships
md Districts: hfs.;es Z. gss-rr zfw
District No. I, Aoutgousozy To,cnsh;p.
Captain, Wallace Gamble, = 49,.
1st Lieutenant, John Prcudft, -
I'd do Henry Fulk.
-s Ash1aad-N NeStdl Distrief.
Captain, James Peacock, =. ,-1
1st Lieutenaat, Lewis II Maize.
I'd do John b Falkers,orii. ss
a.s yes ashland sS5aM Diasisi es,s
sCapiain, , Hervey Lanais, 2 90 s..'.s -
1st lieutenant, s Hare, ~ 2 . s'rs
I'd do S GaDavis.i IL g n
DISTRICT No. 3, Montgomery zdscasdfp. ~.
Captain, Franklin A. Vanfilburg. seaa
1st Lieutenant, Henry G Willis, ~, -
I'd do r w MeCuen.s -.
District No 4, ,Montgoneesy.y, T5ss,a.st 81 ~.
Captain. Martin Clark,
1st Lieutenant, II Gardner,
I'd do james Brown. es9 siti -
Distriet No!1, Ee,milion 7jp sss's'sa7d
Captain, George Stiilwagon, e e srsassss
1st Lieutenant. r. N Leech, sa5J5
2d do George Houghg estg7s7s
Distric: No. 2.sss gsssseq sssd
Captain, j McGee, ed Y .s5nss ~ es45q
1st Lieutenant, J NJ McGuire, sssl
I'd do j Byerly.. Is --s
District No. I, 0sands Ze....-.'..'
Captain, Madison Clark,
1st Lieutenant, Daniel Summers,
I'd do William Switzer gHs :
e3 District No. 2. - e re
Captain, Emanual Finger, "a iAeF laa y
1st Lieutenant, Francis Mcbride, sisiq
I'd do s Lcidigh !. -st ea5
District No. |, Perry Tp. sssao
Captain, Peter Lash, .ess.s -. -
1st Lieatenant, Thomas CIcdfelter,
I'd do FL v Suits. -
District No. 2. go
Captain, j Marion Chandler,
1st Lieutenant, Samuel Heifncr. -
I'd do Alfred Scott fHtss
Distsict No. 1, Jackson 7p.
Captain, Jacob Keen, sis.ssa5
1st Lieutenant, Samuel Berry, hae Egc1s
I'd do Jonathan Keener 3 "a s,f
Disttict No. 2. =
Captain, james f Chase, ~, 49, .-r
1st Lieutenant, Joseph Wicks,
I'd p do Daniel Kiplinger.
Distric. No. L, lHollecdn Tss.. sss
Captain, NJ Winbieler, s-ss = sss7
1st Lieutenant, John HeiehaIE ssiissar
I'd do B:Roberts ss
District No. !. q gosas ssss
Captain, Daniel Botdorf,A Aas s s
1st Lieutenant, George Manhart,4 III go
I'd do Metcalf.
S. Disf,fct No. 1, Grfea 37p. ..f
Captain, John Elder, -.
1st Lieutenant, Silas Hannah,
I'd do A B Case. q -
District No. 2. ~
Captain, James Sheehey, o -assasE
lst Lieutenant: RH Rice, @ s
I'd, do j L Plummer. assSe5
Distric, No. ], Hgnoper Up u
Captain, William Larwill, saas 3 saeis
lst Lieutenant, J W Rollins, sasS,i.a
I'd do John .Pyers. -, -.
District Lake zp.
Captain, r NJ Chapman, 80
lst Lieutenant, FL A Brubaker,
I'd do A Akins. lgsa TaiGaE5 =
District C1earcreek Up. igta eds
Captain, DIV Wherry. ~ aAs szsst
1st Lieutenant, II III Dodd, yp IS
I'd do RI Simonton.
District isulzlra,.1 2 p. s.. 41
Captain, Stephen Clark. as I'd,
lst Lieutenant, NJ DeAoss,
I'd do Sidney Eldred.
Distriet-Viztoa Tp. - =.
Captain, Scott Nelson,
lst Lieutenant, Elisha Barton, f st
I'd do Henry Barr M
District Rugg1ss Tp. ag-
Captain, w B Messenger,
iss lieutenant, Mathew Grow, sssf %
I'd do III III Daniels. aai &c
District Toy
Captain D Folk,
1st Lieutenant, j Sprinkle,
I'd do r Peck ss9F g -sesssl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29

How 1T TAKEs-The editor of the Aug
laize County Democrat, says that on his re-
turn from the Convention, be not only found
no Democrats opposed to Vallandigham, but
was met by some twenty Eve or thirty Repub-
licans who assured him of their support. fas
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
Let Every Man Read +!
The Real Traitors in the North .,
Remarkable Correspondence Between an
Abolition Emissary and the Rebel
Minister in England

We give below in ertenso the recent cores
pondence between the Rev NJ. NJ. Conway
ner's organ in Boston,) and j. NJ. Mason
Confederate Minister to tsngland
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
"a Upper Seymour St. Portman Square,
june IT, 1868.

june IT, 1868.
To Aoncure d. Conaody, Esq:
SIR 81 have received your note of yester-
day. You need not write to America to sob
tain the evidence of your right to treat on
the matter it imports. Our correspondence
closes with this reply. 1t was your pleasure
to commence it, it is mine to terminate it. 7
desired to know who they were who were re-
sponsible for your mission to England, as you
present it and who were to confirm the treaty
you proposed to make for arresting the war in
America, on the basis of separation of the
the States, with without the sanction
nation is of the less value now, as find
from sn advertisement in the journals of the
day that you have brought to England let
TORS of sufficient credit frCm those who sent
YOU to invite public meeting in London, un-
der the sanction of member of Parliament,
who was to preside, to hear an address from
YOU on the subjec. of your mission, with the
promise of like address from him. This
correspondence shall go the public, and will
find its way to the country certain class cf
the citizens of which you claim to represent.
1t Will, perhaps, interest the Government and
the sol disant "loyal men" there to know, un-
der the sanction of your name, that the "lead-
ing nti-savery men in America" are prepar-
ing to negotiate with the authorities of the
Confederate States for ttrestoraticn of peace
and the independence of the South en- a
pledge that the Abolitionists and anti-slayery
leaders of the Northern States shall immedi-
atcly oppose the further prosecution of the
war on the part of the United States Govern
ment, and since they hold the balance of pow
er will certainly cause the war TO cease by the
immediate withdrawal of every kind of sup
port from it." As some reward however for
this interesting disclosure, your inquiry wheth-
er the Confederate States will consent to eman-
citation on the terms stated shall not go Who'll
ly answered. You may be assured, then, and
perhaps it may be of value to your constitu-
ents to assure them, that the Northern States
will never be in relations to put this question
to the South, nor will the Southern States eV-
er be in position requiring them to give an
answer. ~ -,.5ssz
am, sir, your obedient servant,
y" sa j. Nj. MASON.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29

RHr The Constitution of tho Statesof Ohio
was directly violated in. the exile Of Mr.. Val
landigham. That Instrument declares that
No person shalt be transported out 81 tse
State for any offence contnaitteE aeiAIia the
same, It rests with the people Of. Ohio to.
vindicate the rights or, iSfates as well as of in-
diyiduals-
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, March l3, '63.

Special Orders No. 1i9, (extract
34 By direction Of the President, the fol-
lowing officer is hereby dismissed from the
service of the United States Lieut. A. j.
Edgerly, Fourth New Hampshire Volunteers,
for circulating ssCopperhead Tickets" and
doing all in his power to promote the rebel
cause in his State.
By order OF the Secretary of War,
..--.. L THOMAS, Adjutant General.
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MIR. MASON TO THE LONDON TI,IEs
a-Me Editor oftae Times

SIR AS part of the polite | history OF
the times, the correspondence Transmitted
herewith may have sufficient significance to
call for its publication. submit it to you ac
cordingyl for place in your columns.
I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, j. NJ MASON.
"a Upper Seymour street, Portman Square,
June 27- ..--f.ee,. ~
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j. NJ. MASON
Aubrey House, Nottingham Hill,
London. W. June 16. 1863.
To j. M. Mason, Eso, *

To j. NJ. Mason, Esq:
SIR--Your note of the 11th has been re-
ceived. 1 could easily give you the evidences
that represent the views of the leading Abo-
litionists of America, but with regard to the
special offer which l have made, 1 have con-
cIuded that it was best 10 write out to Ameri-
ca, and obtain the evidences of my right to
make it in form which will preclude any
doubt as to fts suHciency [ shall then ad-
dress you again on the subject. 1 am, etc.,
MONCURE D. CONWAY.
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TAI
~. c.. s. Steamer Torpedo,
On James river, july 4th, 1868.

SIR-As Military Commissioner, am the
bearer of communication in writing from j EFF
ferson Davis, Commander in Chief of the land
and naval forces of the Confederate States, to
Abraham Lincoln, Commander in Chief of the
land and naval forces of the United States
Hon. Robert Ouid, Confederate States Agent
of Exchange, accompanies me as Secretary.
For the purpose of delivering the communi-
cation in person aud comforting upon the sub
jects to which it relates, 1 desire to p-oceed
directly to Washington city on the steamer
Torpedo commanded by Lieutenent Hunter
Davidson, Of the Confederate States Navy, no
person being on board bur the Hon. Mr.. Ould
myself, and the boat officers and crow.
Yours, most respectfully, ssa
ALEXANDER Fl. STEPHENS,
To Rear Admiral S. P. Lee. U 8. Flag Ship
Minnesota,
United States Flag Ship Minnesota, }
f n7 OFF Newport News, Va,
July 4, 1S63-2:30 P. NJ.
SIR-Your, communication of this date is
received. | will report by telegraph your ar
rival and object, and inform you of the result
without delay. s1t1i d.fgs 7eei sH n n ial
r Very respectfully yours,
~, s. p. LEE, A r. Admiral,
Commanding North Atlantic Blockading
Squadron.
Hon. a. H. Stephens, Military Com'r
szi ssd f,aaaa CC] saf aab Hl4s
Confederate States Steamer Torpedo, -
Off Newport News, Va,
.EzE.Y:z sF12 o'clock NJ, July g. 1868.
Acting Admiral s. p. Lee, United States
J. Flag Ship Minnesota egsa ies9s4s.A
70 sIR--WiHi Admiral Lee inform me, if he
can, how long it will probably be before an
answer, will be made to my note of the 4th in
slant '-s'
Will he please, also forward the accoaipa-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29

sg IT is rather pity that Burnside hasn't
a vote in Ohio i sesa ~ tss7 .. z7Ef
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nying letter from Hon. Mr. Ould, Confederate
Agent Of Exchange, to Lieutenant Colonel
VIM. H. Ludlow, United States Agent of Ex-
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Business 9ikfttor
Judicial omcers.

eco W. GEDpFs, Com non Pleas Judge.
JOHN d. JONES. Probate Judge.
II. s. SEE, Clerk Som. Pleas and Dist. Courts
q. w. HILL, Prosecuting Attorney
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STEPHENS MISSION TO WASH
INGTON---INSTRU FROM
JEFF DAVIS.

Richmond papers publish the following co,
respondence between JEFF. Davis and Alexan
der III. Stephens, concerning the late attempt
ed mission to " ashington: 5i,
RICHMOND I'd, JUL, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-04-13

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