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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
Meeting, In Ploasants oounty:

1 kSGAnt E4ou8untla OOunGRS
Editors Intettiyencer: ~ i.et
Alta meeting of The citizens ofPleasant,
cou unty-held at the Hourt House on Tues.
day the l4sh day of April, 1868. Col. r.
y. II Farker was called to the Ohair, and r
Hickman OK appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being explain.
eo oyi John A. Hutchinson, Jr.; the meet.
ing proceeded to appoint delegates to at
tepd the Convention to- be held at Parkers
burg to nominate State officers. gqA y,is
7 On motion the following named Pentle-
meu were appointed delegates to said Coz
Vention from the several maeisterialt dis
tricts ofthis county, Wis:
Upper District james W. Williamson,
Thomas Gorrell, Asa p, Allen, Friend
Taylor, Selman Wells, aud Thomas John
son.
Middle Dtstrict-J Joseph Hubbs, Thomas
D. Gorrells Robert Patterson, Jr., Josiah
Powell and j. F. Bolton.
LO1Oer District-Frieud Cochran, Hiram
Sharpnack, Col. R. T. Parker, Hamilton
Williamson, DaYid,Af Kinney and Maulsbey
0u motion of Joseph Hubbs ESQ.
T. Resotredl That any loyal new State citt-
zen of this county, who may be in Parkers-
burg during the sitting of said Conventien,
be requested to act as alternates,
On motion Of John a. Hutchinson, Jr.,
the following resolutions were adopted:
Rcsoired, That men of integrity, high
moral character and ability should be Sc
lected by the. people of West Virginia for
the purpose OF successfully launching the
new ship of State STEADY and true, with an
upright keel, " and that as one of them, our
delegates be instructed to inform the Con-
yention that Judge All. Boreman of Wood
county, Il nominated, willbe heartily sup,
portedS BY the voters ofgthis county for
Governor.
ResoLUed, That in our opinion, it would
be unreasonable, unWise aud iagrantIy in
couSieteat with the great aud novel duties
devolved upon us, that the advent of West
Virginia among the sister States of the
Federal Union should be marked by the
reconstruction Of party platforms and the
untnrling of partisan banners that the
erection of new State and differences
concerning the modes of it's organization,
should not absorb our minds to the exclu-
sion of national concerns, sensible of the
Importance of overtnrowing the rebellion
and preserving our unity of government;
without which all our efforts to prepare for
ourselves and coming generations State
of equal laws, peace and prosperity, will
be fruitless. sh
On motion of F. G. Taylor, ar /.
Rcsotred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Wheeling In.
telligehcer, Parkersburg Gazette, Ritchie
P'ress, and sother papers favorable to the
new State. gEs'GEGS l5.sgssF a1a
Ou motion the meeting adjourned. q.
R. G. PARKER, Chm.
R. HrokxAS, seO'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18

done now isto pay the passage of the emil
grants, which is better for them and us. :
s Lst them come in thousands. There is
enough foJ all. Let them come and carry
the Faith and its holy emblem where they
were little known before. Our desire is to
see all the South like Ohio, Indiana, Wis
iconsin, &e., with Catholic churches and
Catholic schools, and the white man proud
of bis own hard and noble industry.
But know you not, some one cries, that
when the ankees are done with the South
they will attack the Catholics. They have
so declared, We do not know it. We do
not believe that because a man happens to
be born tp New England he ia, therefore,
without principle. The few we know from
that section are as high minded and hon.
orable aud just as any in the land.
But suppose they do commence awarfare
on the Church, can We not endure it2 The
lance OF the lunatic is not stronger now
than ot old, when il was shiyered by the
Windmill Let the white laborer come, let
him Workin the South and in the. West, in
the cotton field and the garden, following
the river or stretching the railroad through
The .tsooty MountAinsmlet him come from
every land, and let freedom of conscience
prevail ss of old, and all the anger which
may asssil our Church will be only as the
sold wipd, which makes the traveller grid
himself more securely to resistit. No man
Who loves the Church, so it appears to us,
'au ever wish for the return of slavery on
my ground whatever, political, social or
'eligious.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
Who shall bo senator IN the second
senatorIal DIstrIot

Who Shalt be Senator In the Second
Senatorial DIsrrIot9
sEditors infettigencer
y With due Difference to all Rhomsft may
concern: we ask, wholis more competent.
trustworthy, or deserving, than Col. Au.
drew g Richie. BE has always been 5au
uncompro Union man. He was the
first man robbed of property in Marion
county, by the secession mob. His life
was threatened by the rebels before the
Union army came into West Virginia. But
fearless of all danger, he spoke boldly out
Tor the Union. he was one of the fifty six
who restored the Virginia State govern
ment, st the Wheeling convention, June
llth, 1861. He has been uutiriug in his
efforts to put down the rebellion. No man
has done more to save the Union in Mari
on county, unless it was Eranois H. Peir-
point. No man has made greater sacrifices
than Col. Richie, in behalf of our bleeding
county, Aud for further information of
the character and principles of this patriot,
we would refer you to the Union men Of
Marion county; aud the Eairmont Nation
az, published by him at Fairmout, West
Virginia.
He has stood by and endorsed all the 4
acts Of the general government, and the
president, IN putting down tue rebellion.
What has Marshall and Welzel counties
to say about Col. Richie being one of the
two Senators from the second district2
Come friends. fair play, give old Marion
one Senatorship, and don't forget Col. "A.
:: E. h'enle' usTToE:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
Happlness OF Childhood.

Life is one; therefore it is we'll that
childhood and youth should be happy; eY.
!erylite should begin in Eden. should have
its blest traditions to return to, it's holy
places on which an eternal conservation
rests. The deWyof the birth of each most
hallowed, most human thought and impulse
within as is OF the womb of the morning,
and there is surely literal meaning in our,
Saviors words, "Unless iye become like
little children, ye cannot enter the king
don. of heaven, The moments that set its
doors widest open show us this; at times,
when the great unseen world is nearest to
us, the thought of childhood will return,
aud At the sound of the everlasting ocean, we
stoop down to pick mp the shells we used
then to play with. When great happT.
ness floods our life, and lifts 1t far above
its accustomed level, it sets it down upon
no peak OF summit of ecstasy, but brings
ltls uponzits wave somA CHI hildish, trivial joy,
some fondly Dllected pleasure; IL fills
the heart Withithe sunshine of some long,
golden afternoon of holiday, or With the
6reside warmth of some deserted parlor.
Do syOu remember how Joan of Arc, when
crowned at Rheims, sees the kind, homeIy
faces of her sisters in the crowd, and Is at
once carried back to the greenzvahey, the
silent mountain, the free simplicity of her
early days? ? All that she has attaiued
since then seem dream and shadow. tsTbe
evening and the morning make our day. Z
--Tteo Frietids.
The Autfor. or ssLifs in the Iron
MiIls.,,5
Anew York correspo ondent Of the Spring.
field, Mass, Republican, writes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
RoRM OF auARANrEE.

aud OF the county of -. aud state OF -. do
hereby guarantee that - is able to fulfill con-
tract IN accordance with the terms his proposition
ana that should his proposition be accepted he viii
az once enter into contract in accordaucO there
with. should the contract be awarded him we are
prepared tn become his securities
To this guarantee must be appended ths oH1ciol
certificate above mentioned. -
on presentation at this ONCE OF certificates from
the Quarternihsters ut sal DepOts in trpcate FORM
tnat the contract has been fully complied with IN
every particular, the amount due thereon will be
pald IN such funds as may be furnished by the Gov
IL Hegs.co and Deputy Qusrtermastor General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
Sad ddlesgI lIiiI.lllI eSs, trunks q

WHoIESA8E RETAIL.
I = SHEPPARD lfI6.4Si Main street; corner
lote assortment of an his Ifhe oo1SiSt
ng 81 Ladies' and Saddles Fine& Coarse
IaraesS, Trunks YaIi6es Carpet Bags, SatohGls Col
Ars, HAEnes, Whips, %. - =
would respeotfRiI q ttsnti stosf, ana
rust by strict attention and proHptpess, to meFit
ondnuaneO of thu pubIio pafFon8G o. -
An kinds Of repairing promptly done, and IN pro.
er msnnerA sEisf u. B. SHEPPARD.
Reg2O 80 ISl. Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18

5FAOLAL NoIIOEs Double the 9boVe Tates.' ~
N9sHear1y Advertising on reasonable terms aooor-
onS 70 the space occupied and ths changes
Dat1S,5 ,5 81 - q islIA AAtia
All dyertissments from transient persons or strAnK
era to be paid for ia advance. ~
S9snes! Cards not exceeding i've tines SO year
for dx months, but for shorter period nothing
VIII be eountei leas than square,
Hhe privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited TO
we advertisers. own Immediate business; and ali
rnsements Tor the benefit of other prisons as
ven a9 allle64i and embellishments
sales and real in by them muss
90 paid for st the usual rates, p : = !. -.
S-Adyertis8uieftB not acSofn6atfed With vr tia,
accordingly, : - : - - o %
Eotice8 Tor Political RI "a IA
caseg At nun rates! & e ~ {sE ( - Ef II "a
Marriages, Noticeso Funerals, aud announcements
OF sermons, 80 cents oaoh., : - nonvI1-'69
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9ailgs utelliaeutgr
7TERMs OF ADYERTIsING7..=7

TW1LVIsoI1D Inns o. NoEFAazn, CoE ouI Irou.,oa
s.sL sLGsS, 1LAKK a SoUARX. 80 7-f5 p sffIi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
DEPUTY QUARTERMAsrER GRNERAL's OvE1cE,
l.E-. u. PittsbnrRt. Pa. AnriI 4th. 1872 z

LPuIfQUARTRRIAsTER GENERALS OHEICR,
Pittsburgh, Pa, April 4th, 1885,
SBALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of.
~ hcs until twelve O'Clock NJ, the 18th DAY or
AUNDRkDTHOuSAHD BUSHELS or GOOD MER-
pot, viz: .
Five hundred thousand bushels at Cairo, ILL.,, in
one.thtrd on or before the 18th day OF May 1853
And -'' - NN"' t' A01t"'
One-third on or before the 4th day OF. July, 1888
Rive hundred thousand bushels ut Memphis, Tenn,
in the following manner, viz:
Oneth1rd on or before the 18th day of Nav 1864:
One-thtrd on or before the 10th day OF June 1868,
ono-third on or before the 4tll day of Jnly. os63
Should any Instructions be given by Col! Robert
Alenl Chtet Quartermsster in st. Louis Mo, to have
tns whole amount delivered at Cairo, Ill., then the
price for the Coal intended for Memphis will be maid
for Rs that named In the proposal be furnished at
Cairo. -, :
The bids will be endorsed Proposals for Ten Hun
area Thousand Bushels of Coal" addressed to the
Proposals from diIloyql pqrties will not be con.
slaeFed, and ou oath of allegiance must accompany
each proposition. =
GUARANTEE ft5
The ability OF tho bidder 70 fulfill the cDntrnat
should 1t be awarded to him. must be guaranteed be
Two responsible petSop9, whose signatures must La
appended to the guarantee.
Ihe responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
DS tue oclal certificate of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court, the United States District AtfOr
neI. Bidders must be pr sent in person whom the
oias are oganed or their proposals. viii not be con-.
oe EecTed on the contract signed by the contractor
ana both OF his guarantOrB, Will be required OF the
bidder, upon signing the contract As the
Donu uiusI accompany the contrIct It viii: be neces.
eSEy LOT tue bidders to have their bOndsmcn with
them, or to have bonds signod il, aniciDStion and
ready to be produced when tile contract is sfgnet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
From the Cambridge md : Intelllgeneor.

What. n Maryland Union Paper has.
S9tSEy Rbout Coming EVentS IJft that
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18

ImportantRegu1 CocernInE tho
ASsessment OF Income Tax.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18

rhes Author or ssLsife in the ron
RIiIlS.,,5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18

Middle Distriet- Joseph Hubbs, Thomas
D. Gorrell, Robert Patterson, Jr., Josiah
Powell and j. F. Bolton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
OF MHEELIN4. =
i. DIRECTORaa

VI. W. sHRIyER, See'y.
Co4FiNT's o1ElcI, No.T, M'Ggan HOus1 Bum
I dest-ly -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

biandsEiag &, tasaimess asnsnA Oh spsffge
nt hsaaapN aaasehf N, is ths assis osssass IA
nearly all the vars thai aa1ics rssaskSnss:
aud nagar did it stand forth more naaAss-
y IN that malignant aspect than Ia ths
American conkFst. Ii began the war: IL
has oceasioned its lasgess waater. Il
shraateas 10 continue the ssFiss indefn;te.
y by oaffing the iaasasno@ thasl aaigRs
eriag lM proPrietors 70 account. Tho
giant btandsf is that pf winch fha Da.
nocfatlc party Of the North ID now gail.
y, In plsdging itself absolaasly 10 resist
any di4aptian of the uaaoa 4 for MA
very obiecs thus psonissd saasss kx nr..-
snl bsk 20 be, II nos Impossible, vet
essentially mischievous.
Eae vasM prin cipd of the Democrats
or UonssfEative party il, or was 10 nxe.
serye thsfandameusal bssis on whial, sha
Ameficsa kepghlio waa isa1se r~ahs
soSsxea2a viii q Ahs people, the pressr-
sssion ok Thar rights within sysssh sapas
sate stale, and the modiEcssisn OF shs
kedafa Arrangement oaly unaast the ssiiss
tanek nas gE the people, in sha maEde pre-
ssfioed by tbs pact as shs. 0onssikati0a.
10 Is m fsct aE the .nssnoss iimpoxsaADe In
connection With the ,ogigia asaf ,sssaesure
Of the republic, thai khese wsrs ths rrazsi
poanes Ga wh9eh I'd fauad cfs restea thslr
relasnces the Uniea ies1iE beeina nsiss siy
sn6ordinsEs To- these Msn15Gisns.sp9 ! II
Ins nnmhsT pf sha States whiek aaixAs
'1sin 70 ms pastneFship ras % aT'sn ,aaes-
tioa frssa che very eofninsuceat tsnf of shs
negesiasaoss dawn y ~ sikdiae in khs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.

LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.
~"EHAvE no pfRposEa DLs
RECTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY EN- THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE |
HAVE MO hANEUL Rtgnr TO no
so, Asb HAVE NO 1ScLhATroE
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

"T thSs iafgvdl. .fanatto and Ab0-
lisio~ssas lsssr: gss t,ss pssass ia sssssS
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RnR wrTa sTaKa IN eRIMox, oy aaye Qsses~
tion tAsar fidelity, and finally bankrupt
the country aud dsssss IL Otth blood. ."--
DANIEL Wmmagss ESgEszsa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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THEN ON THIS.

81 01a68 AND DECLARE 1AATI
ALL PERSONS HEIsD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HERRAFTEg SHALL BE FREE. .o--si
Lsncssm's Ensssespstsoa ProcIsasatsoss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29
srEUE RMKs IN v0uR HAT AND KKEP
rA ERK!

srFUE TzzEs IN youR HAT AaD KEAa
t.r rH ERK. sss -
The foilowfag confessions was made bJ
the Hoa. hr. Dawes, Republican mem
Der Of Congysss fsom Massachusetts,, ssu
ssa4 sssbas Aprs,l in #asehi ha skpsssd
shs corrupssssssef nicolas adEninissra-
aon
"THR GENTLEMEN MUST REAEA-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
a nspuBEseAN AE1szEassaszaATsoss
sValCH;u8l19 IKTo sPOWEA Upon
pR0fEssfONs OF REF0RM AND Re
TRESCHMENT, THERE is NDUBITA-
BILE EvaSkiajs iABHo AD ID THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEAREY KxPEsSEs OF TIE GOV
ERNAESr DURING TIE aADMINIs-
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION .sa -s..a lss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

THgH ANs New Rsfors shIs dreadful
rciyM waE, whioh would aevsF have ssksx,
place had nosfanasinism reared Its blveds
head and naarpsd the gDssramsns Of the
Esassass wp had peace aDa prosperity as
home and abroad.
! We wers respeessd nAasoAg shs nations
OF ths eaSta. a
! We bad Al anaisaaFbsd i eoaamarca
throughout the werid. g.ass ssa NJ
No forsiga nation dasad 70 tread apon
onr borders. q, j, - 80 a..s. I. "a
We bad The perfsct fsssisu of Aassas
corpus, srszt -
We had no provost marshals Or bss.
VI bad = ,beaay eaa..as.oss i vsa.l
GoseFnors. .xt.s es.s-5..,s5 go ~ -,
We bad 20 aFhatrssy ssrssss. oa
we BAD % bsnishnsas Tor apiaiaass
Mshsd no 0y@whslmiag nssirzmi dsba.
e bad no epprsssise laraass for the
sake Of Eastern manufacturers. -
We bad DO gesssnmans sssx. sar arasy
cf 81 sels9esoF8. H .syab eSsslt s4i s1sg
We bad 40 large standing army. ..aa
VIZ bad plenty sf gold and silysT. lall
We kNd ehesp iiEinks s 80 h na
We had Union and prosperity asssy-
where 8s..ss II sgsssxssn ii sssaa ssa9l
We bad moi epr fsahsxss bro&haxs ana
sons glain Id hssSie.. In aaas,we nod sssar
IsnEsTlsa T-Nhat haEe swAa aaw bas she
ballot Dor r. DssToii FFss Press. i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29
k~ a NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS UAS EMANCiPATg
SLAVES. ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT B1LLs or DIVORCE. .
--Es- Coz. Hssry DstsOn.

KssThs facs sAn 10 asses De sddihsNl
gaissd that many of the Republican SEN
asaEs dssire wnx zad disaaisu, under pre-
text Of ssving the Bnion@ Thar wish 10
get rid of the Soaihsrn Stssss, In ss1sf
% haEs 4 majority In the Senate TO eon-
arm W dfutrients, and nsny OF thspa
thiAA hey can bold . psrmaassf nspahs
llcan majority In che Northern States, bat
nos is1swt4S N6lpa; 70 isfSeSfA !
soss ~ - Ae&1esE6 d6Sks ~ H.
Jon, IL 10 can hs done Without hoiding
them respdnsihkthafore lie peoSIa ~
AspAsa 4. Douglas sR lh< u. 8. SssAasy
Dee q, 1850 s.. ~ ~. ) s . -,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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gstary OF State, while sndeavoriag 10 vim
dlsass the vitality OF fhs Rel5sfal Gcymn-
mm1 90 Lord Lyons, illasssAssd his iprsis
sicm by sayisgs asiss9 81
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