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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
NOTICE.

All those who know themselves indebted, BY nOts
or account to the undersigned, viii please cone for
ward and pay up, as one Of the firm is goins East
after a Fall Stock Of Goods and We must have the
money. -. q d. SElG Il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08

CONTINENTAL MoxrHLY.-This able
national monthly is out for August.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
Turnip Seed for sale at this Office.

We have no late news from either the
Nebraska First or the Neb. Second.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
PERuyPRECTNCTNn

RROWNVILLE, PRECINCT No. 6.
Names. OBJ 81 st Lots Blk Tax
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08

All our other pitched battles have been
mere child's play, as compared with
this battle Of Gettysburg, both as to
slaughter and the grand results attained.
T. T. S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
kBq truly,
s@sEasI P 239s !. 4osg5,. s.
The morRantgwn MoetInR1Lettei
from Mr.. LREior. sHf7fI9
MoRaANToRN. "a Fehlr l8

meReAAToWN, I'd Feb'y. 1863.
Editors InteIligeneer: lsae.. ~
After reading in your paper the pro.
cesdings of the meeting held bore on last
Monday, feel it due to myself to make the
following statement of what said. and the
part took in the meeting.
What said in substance was this: I
believed there was necessity for the Gov
ernor to call an extra session of the I4egis-
lature; but that the session had been IN.
necessarily prolonged. They ought to have
done all the business in two weeks. or a
month at the outside. They were occupy-
ing their time in bringing up subjects that
ought not to have been brought up this
session; such as moving to amend former
acts, and altering sections in the revised
code, &c. They ought to have done all
their work ia as little time and at as
little expense as possible, aud adjourned.
also said was opposed to the pream-
Die and resolutions reported by the COM
nlttee, because they were personal and
9neourteoos, and the phraseology ought to
be changed. with others, moved that
the whole should be referred back again
10 the committee or taken up and amended
This We failed to accomplish; the time
having expired for the court to meet
The question on the resolutions was taken.
and majority voting aye, myself and
Col. h. Dering voting naye, with MANY
others. The secretary of the meeting.
CoI. VIM. Honoway, gentleman who
would not knowingly misrepresent any one,
IN making out his report of the meeting
noticed what Mr.. Dering and myself said.
would leave an Impression on the minds of
the readers that although We were opposed
to the phraseology of the report. vet in
the main We were in favor of them and
voted for them. ..I.f
1t IS not to be supposed that the people
understand (if there isl the necessity of so
many sessions Of the Legislature and the
assembling of the convention SO often
There is great deal of dissatisfaction with
the people ON that subject. These assem-
6iies necessarily create n heavy expense
Taking this view of it, it is not SURPRISING
that the people complain, and that the en.
emtes of the new State are making capital
ont of it, Ehaye been led to make tbis
communication in part from infor nation /
have from friend and thorough Union
man and friend to the new State, who re-
sides IN an adjoining county, who Informed
me our friends did no know what to make
out OF these resolutions, and our enemies
were exulting over them. -.
IN eonciuslon,l have to say that occupy
the position now did at the Commence.
ment Of this rebellion. have no comnro.
mise to make with them. Save the country.
let Il cost what it may, niggers and all. i
am in favor of the new State and will do
all can from now until the day of the
election to carry 1t through, and my opin.
ION is'that sTeey man who voted yea and
nay at that meeting are sound on the oues-
tl0n aud We will all vote together Maine.
Ar. Dering or myself made any personal
remarks sgaiust our delegates. =
VIZ. LAzIRR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
q. 5000 Acres of West Virginia
Wild Land,
FORAGE WANTED.
Hr1pauARTERs DISTRICT OF WESTERN Va,
CHIEF QuARRERNABrER's UEFICB,
Marietta, Ohio, Peb. 1St, 1868

HEIpaUARTKRs DBTRIcT OF WRSTzAN VA,
CHIRF QuARTKRNASrER's UYTICB,
Marietta, Ohio, Psh. lst, 1865
cyRALED PROPOSALS are invited until February
- Ia 1865, for furnishing the QuRrtermaSter1 Dc
PGrtmant otthO United States army with the follow
fiy thousand 1850 OOOl bushels OF shelsd Corn in
sacks, any six 1881 pounds to the bu1hsl:
Pify thousand 10000 buGhels oiCorn 10 the ear
In sackS, seventy 10 pounds TO the buIhol.
Two thousand [2O66l tons of Timothy hay tight
pressed.
thirty.tWo 1881 pounds to the buShel.
All the Sboxe to be delfvsreI to the Assistant
QuarternaSter, q GalIiPolis, Ohio, - NlloWS;
Onethird Of the Grain In twenty days from date OF
contract, the balance In forty-hVO days.
One third OF the Hay in ten days, one third In
twenty days, and the remainder In thirty days
Twenty thousand t2J,00Ol bushels Of ear Corn IN
sacks (iO) pounds to the bu8hel.
Pity thousand ESQ., 0O) bushels Of sheled Corn In
Sacks 1907 pounds to the buShel. a--.t I'D 3
PiTe thousand 1000 bushels Of Oats In sacks, thir.
ty two (S2l pounds to the buAhel.
Five hundred 5000 tons Of timothy Hay, tight
pressed a.
To bGTeliysrSd 70 the Assistant QuartSrnAS.er at
PArksraburg, Va, within thirty days from the date
Of award ofcontraet.
Fifty thousand 80 900 buIhels Of Shelled Corn in
EAckS, hlty-six (66l pounds to tho buShel.
One thousand l,ooOl tons of timothy Hay, tight
10 be delivered at Wheeling, Va, within thirty
days from date Of award Of contract, .,r..--
The foregoing articles must all be Of good sound
merchandise quality. e- a 'tti
Proposals for lots Offour thousand 00o) bushels
of Corn or cats, and one hundred (lO0) tons of hay
and upwards will he considered.
Propositions must state the quality offered, the
place OF residence Of the bidder, giving his name In
fulI accompanied BY guarantee Of at least two re-
sponSble person. that the Vendsr will lal his con-
tract IfawArded to him, and must be addressed to
| 1t Marietta, Ohio -a. Hg o.
Awards VIII be made at 4P. N. Of February 18th,
1888 the bidders are hereby Invited to be present
| at th6fe opening.
Parties having contract or contracts awarded
| them will be notified possible.
Written contracts will be entered into, and con.
to give bond with not less than two
Guteti&, such as may be required for the faithful
| Performance thereof. r--
Tho right to reject all bids, or any portion thereof
Is expressly reserved and bids will be considered
where bidders fail to comply with the above require
| mBntS.
/ 1t should also DO understood that this adVsrtlSe-
msnt form part Of and be Incorporated In each con.
1 tract. -' ~
All bids are required to be made In quIntuplIcate.
isb7-td L. P. FITCH, Capt. and A. ., 81.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
Letter from Dan Morris. Late Editor
Of the PruntytOWn VISitOr-R Se-
PRuNrTTOwN, Taylor CO.. Va,
FehIr 1872


Editors RhesliAg Entslligeneer:
In your paper of yesterday, 18th Feb'y,)
was an extract from letter written by me
to the Governor ofthis State. That letter
was written ia great hurry, and was not
designed for publication. Iuasmuch, how
ever, as my much esteemed friend, our wor-
thy Governor, thought az extract worthy
OF criticism, regret the blunders your
typo made in putting it in type The INTEL
ligent reader, however, will readily per-
ceive that they were not committed by the
writer.
Eradication" is;quite new substitute for
radicalism; yet as Hay no claims to philol-
ogy, hope your numerous and intelligent
readers will not excuse me for assuming
a prerogatiVe which properly belongs to
the learned. Where you printed any
section" wrote my section. The dOublets
and other bluhiers are more pardona bic,
as they are less likely TO tbslhitched on to
the writer. 7a s-3F.ssi .-. IL.
These are Imau tsattsrs, however, in
comparison With our wants at this time as
= section. We want a full, complete and
eternal separation from all that portion OF
the Old Dominion which holds to the
South in its terrible rebellion against the
Federal Government. We want, to be de-
liVered from the expressions Of our old
masters. We want organic laws adapted
to our climate, location, soil, uud contigu-
ity to other States, who have greatly
surpassed US on account of our former ties,
We want to be released from UNEQUAL
uIDuSt and burdeHSome taxation. Sink OF
swim, live or die, survive or perish, we
want, aud we intend to have, that freedom
which has been guaranteed to rs by the
laws Of Nature andi6f Natures God, We
want full development of our n4tarnl re-
sources, which has been. shamefully denied
US for the last half century, and Whict
alone will elevate onr section to that place
which God in his lIrrangeuents designed
US to occupy. IRshort, tNe want all
are entitled to as ftee people, aud this W,
intend to contendaSr. Every man who de
sires to be releaSea from oppression, ever,
man who loves bis children aud desire
their future prosI sity, every man who ha,
the sensibilities df man, will, it seems tC
me, join in our n Fch for liberty, indepen
dence aud wealth &r,i
To me tits passlng strange thar the peo
pie Of the Panhandle should present 90
much opposili6ntt to their vital interests
They never haErd wh6tSf have henrd hun.
dreds otttimeEaboutthem byt rebels o
East Virginia or th&9 would surely fee
and act ditfefentlE. ~
ESgae strqIy,
- = DIS. NoKRTs..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
For 3 en6a at Cadi9. ONO

ES A BRICK sToRE HoOSR, situated IN the a..
- i've business part Of the town; Il three Storiei
IHhlBhI ~ BY 20 feot, cellar same size bsing one
Of the very best storSrcomI In the place Ii desiEaj
the upper rooms can be used by family or IN Con.
Win the store This i excellent location
very limited Would sell on very favorable tormS.
OF lease tor term OF years less For fnrtbSr IN
iofmatio1 LOCK BOX No 10, CadIE, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
Yanes tho Rs,,rn.r
oLAaEspuae. Feb. 5. 1s6a
Eaitors Intelliaenefr.

Editors Iateliigenetr:
am sorry to see that our able, talented
and loyal delegate, John G. Vance, has re-.
signed. Increasingly dislike to see a man
that has the mind and intellect that hesbaT
compelled to retire to the shades of priyote
life at this critical time. i think If tbs
rebels OF Bull Skin and vicinity, and some
OF his lubrieous friends in this place would
insist on him to become candidate for re-
election that he would do so With pleasure.
presume that his iairseHIs practice at this
oar aud other bWSlTssS, has caused this
great calamity, SAX.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
Tho TERM. which .ho Robol. orr.r

TIL" Terms which the Robsls Ofrsr
Southern editors are generally agreed ,ba,
their northern democratic friend, can 40
nothing for them, unless they will 90 for
permitting secession and recalling the Uni
on armies. They acknowledge ,b., N.
talk about leaving New England ION, in
the cold" may create diversion in Their
favor, but Hfter all nothing can helm the
ooufsderacy in It's present hour Of rsr,I
but to '.lst it alone" The Richmond Di,
patch demonstrates indignantly Win ne
peace democrats of the North bscsu,. ,b.r
still cling to the absurd idea of recop,tr,,c,.
ing the Union. and says;
Nothing falls more strangely on South.
eEn ears thHn the talk lof Feeoustruetion
which We hear so much Of in the resolu.
lions and speeches of northern conservs.
tiTes. How to uudeceive men who ipdSloe
such illusions we knoWnot. We warn IRE
democrats and conservatives of the North
20 dismiss from their minds At once ms
miserable delusion that the South can aver
consent 10 enter again, upon any termS
the old Union If the North will alloGv Ne
20 write the constitution oursslyes and
give rs every guarantee We would at re
would sooner be upder the Foyernme51 or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07

est possible moment, aud be prepared to
resist all schemes of dislOyal men looking
10 further disruption Of the Union.
In the spirit aud in the bonds Of such
resolutions as the above all patriotic men
everywhere can unite. No true men at
this time cares fig what becomes of any
political party as party, for they recog-
uize very clearly that unless this Union be
saved their will be no parties of any sort
left to quarrel about. For ourselves we
can say that never, in single instance,
since the war broke out, have We cared to
know whether any man or any principle
which No supported was Democratic, Re-
publican, or anything else of party kind.
We have never once commended anything
or condemned anything as coming from
this or that party. We profess TO appre-
ciAte the great issues before the nation,
aud most sincerely do We despise party
appeals of any kind. We have advocated
the putting into power of good war Demo
erats-such tried and trusty men as An
drew Johnson, Joseph holt, Daniel S. Dick.
insun, Robt. J. Walker, General Butler,
David Tod, Senator Wright, George Ban
croft, John W. Noell-aud all that class of
patriotic men, who all their lives have
been, and are now, Democrats, We be-
lieVs that it would be for the true interests
of the nation to-day were the Cabinet half
made up from such men. Not that they
could probably effect any more of them
selves than those already in that place, but
that they could bring strength Of public
sentiment that such base men as Yallnn-
digham have divided.
Mr.. Liucoln's cabinet is more than an
average cnbtuet ID the way of ability. II
is fully the equal of any cabinet that has sar
in Washington for many years. But untor.
tunstely with one exception it is made up
from one party, just as cabinets have al
ways been made up before it, in peaceful
times. Therefore it is assaulted and it is
assailable. But the fury of the assault we
believe has nearly exhausted itself. On.
doubleday there is reaction setting in
The popular heart of the nation has been
touched at the sight of an honest, patriotic
forbearing President, all of whose thought.
are true aud open, striving to do his Who'll,
duty, labOriug continually all through the
weary months of our misforsuues, and vel
bitterly and perSistently and trencherously
assailed by low. base leaders whose Who'll,
sympathiSs from the very start and before
have been with the gettersup of the wicked
rebellion. We believe this reaction will SO OF
set in like full tide, and now that 4
has been made fully manifest that there /.
i no path to peace or to the restoration of tn,
Union save through war, that it will accu
mulate with crushing vengeance en- thos,
men who have sought to deluds the people
. and to break up the government and de
liver over the liberties of the nation into tn,
hands Of the cOuspirators of the South.
Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
sEof Sale or Rent.

20 = IE4F LARGE sRIOK DWELLING HoI1sx
Si Containing 10 rooms situated on Whesllns II.
stnpdi ineludtng ~ actes Of ground, With bear
Ing orchard apple and peach trees. Good Vsil Of
water aud ctstorn with spacious grounds for aoReF
garden and shrubheEy. Possession given on the III
April. or Immediately Il desired. FOR further m.
formation apply to HDWIN r. ZANR
n, t;tS a. :: j. Wheeling nland.
ieD+-NRPl . 0rto u. VI. PHILLIPsI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
The Attempts of DlsIoyalty 10 cIo.L
IEHOlf.

the Attempts of DIGloyRlty TO CLOAK
The Cincinnati Commercial in answer to
one of the usual articles OF. the Enquirer Of
that city about the suspension of disloyal
newspapers, makes very proper and forci-
point. The Enquirer had said:
"There is no principle or form Of doc.
trtne that any man can entertain, whose
PRONUNCIATION will do injury in any com
"The organic law of the land forbids
Congress 20 pass any law to restrain liber.
~ or speech OF of the press. All restraints.
whether under color of law, or otherwise ;
whether made by the civil or the military
power, or by the populace, stand upon pre-
cisely the same ground-they are an alike
illegal and unconstitutional, as much un-
lawful as stealing, or robbery or murder.
Such restraints are not only wrong, but
Their are dangerous"
To the above outrageous sentiments, the
Commercial makes this reply to the editor
His doctrine is as clear as IT is compre.
hensiVe. All publications are, according
to his philosophy, legal and constitutional
and there can be no restraints placed upon
the press that are not as improper as steal.
ing and murder, and dangerous. The
things obscene are as legitimate as the
things pure. Treason is as legal as loyal.
ty. The occupation Of the incendiafv Ia
rs righteous as that of the fireman. II is
as constitutional to make war against The
Government as TO make war for it. By
virtue of this reasoning, JEFF Davis ia the
defender Of constitutional liberty on this
continent, and has a moral right TO the
support of the friends of liberty eysry-
where.
Aud il John Forsyth, John N. Daniels
Geo. N. Sanders, and others of like views.
should see proper to remove North and es.
tabltsh Journals, to advocate the cause Of
the Southern Confederacy, 1t would be IL
legal, unconstitutional, aud criminal to snb.
Ject them to any restraint. They might
make special effort to raise mutiny in our
armies, but interference with them would
be unconstitutional. They might advocate
the assassination of our soldiers, but IL
would be as wicked as stealing to call unon
the Provost Guards to check them. They
might advocate the burning Of. our steam
ers and railroad bridges, to. prevent the
use of the rivers and roads to transnort
and clothing to our armies; they
might by every art of the demagegue aad
traitor, armed with the suRiuerT of he
press, excite civil war among the psople of
tue adhering States of the Union, but there
would be no help for it, not unconstitulion.
al, and las much unlawful as stealing. rob.
berry or murder"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
FOR RENT,

M ..TWoDWRLLING HOUSES, with slors.roorns
e. attached sltuated on Monroe street, between
hthSG0dd PolloWT Hall and the Mcclure House,
Possos5iQnlgfson on the LIST Of April. Apply to
tsbe-Sts WIN. II. IRWIN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
A True YersIon OF the RIeetioD- en-.
Fourth Ward
Editors htslEigsaeer:

hdItoTs lRtelti9saeer:
The secession organ up town attributes
the deteat1of its champion, to fraud. yfo-
lenee &C., on the part of the new stRts
men, towards its opponents in this ward on
the day of election! Never was a lie more
6aretaeed aud::unscrupulous. The contrary
ls the fact. Early on that day the substau'-
tial men Of the ward on both sides agreed
that there should be no interference with
voters by persons from other voting pre-.
cinets. This rule put alike to all was liy-
ed up TO, until about 10 o'clock A N. when
It was interrupted by two or three hired
aulltes from other pRrts Of the eity'who
came there WhoOping and following and
swearing and threatening to upturn things
generally. They were demonstrated Witb
and finally given to understand that theT
must leave for their respective wards which
they did reluctantly. Going from the pIaee
OF voting they overlook on the road as re-
Specialize AID inoGeusiVe a ReptlemRn a,
any in the ward and beat him in a r,o,t
brutal mannes leaving large blood. pools on
the side walk. This caused considerabIe
excitement aud indignation, .but sbouiS
have been overlooked for the sake of peace
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
For Rent and Sale.

81 The subscriber has for rent, store Room,
Ia small and largo; also Offices In good bulldinR1
I'd story Dwelling HonBei for rent; BuIldlnI
Lots aud other real estate for sale.
M. .-.-s.5. - THoS. H0RNBRoOK,
Gllstom. House, Surveyors ONCE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
NAEhD STATES OF AMBRTCH-
WESTERN DlsTIcr or vTRcTI % IN

WHEREAs, libel in a .e.u,. ~ I.., 80
CIV. partition hath been died In ~ nSH1 OF
~ ~ me United states for the JYssta Dtstfiet
Wyt,i on the 18th day Of Jsn1sTT !, s,ss
IL leu morrison, against the steamboat H., ~
So tL nlAchlnery, tackle, apparel And tank'
~ I LsAsons and eauseI in che ala iS.I
peTsoSS r. that behalf to be made and tbot me
rHsfI canning any right 10 Ssij to- mat all
cISII1 s:tt,tIs, apparel, aud furnItpTe ~ mr.
be oi,: Campbell part OWNER tbs,.S eepe-
bsIns I.S siSeT the premises and ali Te, may
tSrII. @ InGt the said steamboat her STulngs
nroc,I Htel, and furnturg may bss soI1
diStr; t1efeof 6rough into Court tolS and the
der ths SssI aS In PuLsuanee Of the mon,,,o,,
iITsrsj g o. theSaid Court to me dIraStaI IN.
eI.irS oo hereby give public notics t;1 sna de.
tSrEIs ny interest 10 the aid StsSstPs EA 9ul
tSTeSts,j ttpI, and furniture, or In AM her
Ssid that they be and anne, IN
Inc ~ Court % be hald Al the cjt S ore she
tbs Az Jo lor the Western District oI heel-
forenoon 81 81. tsSF11Ey next, at 10 ocloef ~ t on
OF sane day, II the Game ShSJI r.. tne
SetJon otherNss ON the neyt iaI o =, day
Claim a. .S teaiter, then and there II ~ q yurts-
bthaIf uls saneI and to make alIeEStIosse Poss
EDWARD NJ. NORTON. i.
as' :. WHIAz, Proctor for LiBsi I M DOf Va.
JanN-lt =
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and good order, had not these same Thugs
returned 10 the course of few hours to
nave things their own way, TO use their
own lauguaRe.1 They found ont however,
their game would not win as the loyal
men here determined that the election
should be fair one in every sense of that
term.
The police with one or two exceptions
did not do their duty. They were 10 duty
bound to arrest those roughs whom they
must have known were intent on. getting up
muss. Some Of those who came from
other wards 70 electionser at this precinct
behaved themselves as gentlemen aud were
not intertered with.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
FOR RENT.

81 TWO HOUSES on Ch1plino street, Centre
SS Wheeling, containing six rooms each; also one
GilLSmAll business house on Main street. IL d
Nsb5 THOMAS II. LIST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07

God guard our nag, add keep saoh star
Each stripe - bright - nov they wave,
Still mhkSi Il lead our ranks 70 war,
stu Goat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TotTaIl itthrough the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its lot viii share
And follow IL TO Death or Pams.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

,I,wo DWELLING HOUSES, corner OF EOn and
l Third streets, Centre Wheeling. Possession Civ
on on the LIST OF April. Enquire Of
jan6-lm WIN. N. WOODS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
FOR RENT.

"a A THRRE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE, coatain.
6S ing good Btore.rOona and dwelling, good yard,
.k4WGtsr, eoAi-houts, &c. Situated on Main street,
west side, and adjoining Mr. P. g. Zlnns confection-
AIRY. Possession LIST OF AprI or earlier II deaIred
APplyto Ifsb6 lYsI u WIN. PAXTON.