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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13

Philadelphia 10th Month, 18th day, 1862.
Respected Friepd:-My daughter has been much ben.
eatted BY the use Of thy Plantation Biku. Thou VIII
send me Two bottles more.
Thy friend, A. A. OUKRlN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13

DIsEAsEs or THE NERVOUS, sEM-
~ INAE} fUAsfNAHkXfrANL SEXUAL
YsTE M S-new and reliable treatment-in Re-
ports OF the HOWARD sAsB00IArIoN-sent By mail
In sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge Address
DR.. J. eKILLnN H0UGHT0n, Howard Amoeiation,
No ssonth rnilth Street. philadelphia, Pa
1 noy26-dAu3mpp.
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g.-T,-l66O-X.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish origin, I'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brlisncy to the
mind, yet unknown to the commerce Of the world,
and ve withhold It's name for the present. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13
For the Holidays.
Appropriate Presents for Ladies.
B AIN 90 SON,
Nos. % to 90 South High St.,

OFRBR an upusuAiiy nne assortment Of
Point Lace Cellars aud Sets. ~. ...rt tI
yaiepc eunes Lsso COLLAR and Handierchiefs.
Brussels Thresd and Maltese Lace Collars.
valsncisnnes Lace Trimmed Hsndkerchiefs.
Hemmed .nd Embrcidered Handkerchief. ~.
Elegant Trm'd Sets Of COLLARS aud Sleeves IN poxss'
Thread and French L,cs Wells.
Embroidered Linen, Breakfast SETS.
Osmb ric Collars and Sleeves In sets. p fttf
Thread and Blobd Lace B,rbes uta
Blaok GrsnadIne and Orspe Sets.
.Mourn,pg and Initial Hsndkerchlefs. -lsi .I
0renadine and shetland Wool Wells. .aeII
Roman a'd Bre0do FoAns.
4. Aisxandre's Pia y and erode KID Gloves.
Mink vIctorines, Collars. Cuds and vuns.
Hlepant BLACK ami Fancy 6iik Dresses.
q euperb shawls, CloAks apd 0irculaH.
Evening Drem Materials. 90.
Ere lch Fans, sah Ribbons, Fancy Combs, Hair Nets
Rain oral Skirts. etc. etc..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEW
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye

,.7.a ID THE BEST In ThA "oAhp'
The only Harmless, True b Reliable Dye
known. -
Z. This splendid Hair Dye ID peneot-chapges Bed
Rusty or Grey HAIR instantly, 70 Closer Rlaot or
Natural Broom without injuhng the Hair or stain
ing the Skin, leaving the Har soft and Beautful i'm
parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring Its pristine
color, and rectnes the iii effects Of Bad Dyes. The
genuine ID signed WILLIAM A. BATohELoR, all
other are mere limitations, and should be avoided.
Sold by all Druggists, etc.
FACTORY NO. 81 Barclay street,
NEW YORK.
Batchsiors New Toilet oream for Dressing tho Hsr.
4 psq<,ss-dhwIyspI y'I'3 u.FNnWg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13

fs@2s Hth 4
"a smile wss 90 hsr iip-hsaith vs In hor look,
strength u n her sssp, and In her hands-Piantat'on
nitters. ~
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A M q 8 q Nd II N r g.
The Campbelps are Coming! !!
X 4. 4. NAUGHT0N HALL. s.
EworJ1shts On1ys

Monday and Tuesday Evening", Dec.
IA and is
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All at Lowest Prices.
For the Holidays.

n ENTs' Neck Ties, C,ll,rs Soahs and Gloves plain.
" Hemued, 8 ttched and Fancy Handkerchief
'Lelur Scarfs, Mufiers, O asat', ~
And q general variety Of Goods for Cent? and Boys
p,S.sn,. Balm Il sor,
1ra Nos. - 10 20 iuth high StJeet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13
MOTHERS!

. VI
DON'T fail 10 procure MRS. wiNsLoW's soorH
~ ma SYRUP for oHILDRHN ThBTHINa.
This valuable preparation b the prescription Of one
Of the best female physicians and nurses In the United
States and has been used for thirty years with mover
iling sfsty and succsss BY millions Of mothers and
children from The feeble infant Of ons week Old 70 e
adult. tsfAteis2 rs ~Afk~N att E.ysissz
not only relieves the child from pain, but nyieo
atss the stomach and bowsis eorccts scdity, and gives
tone and energy TO tho whole system. II viii almost
instantly relieve 's.9
aaurxa N rm Bowsu. AND VIM COMO.
We believe II the Best and surest Remedy In tho
world In oil cases Of DYsENTHRx and pIARRHGA
IN oHiDDRBN, vhsshsr - srsss from Essthins o.
frou any Other Gauss. sa8E 1YAa 4 q.r.s..g
= Yuii directions for using win accompany sac bottle
Mono Genuine unIsw The fso smIls Of oURTIB q
PnRKINs, New York, d on The outside wrapper. y
sss,stt soid by al Medicine Dealers. ''''.'s ''
PdncIpai once, 70 Dog strsst NEW YORK. 4.
+ Ne1ss Pnios omr Is cmxS NJ BsTxs.i .sasi
nsy9geS eSsnd&ws ''''s' $4,000
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For the Holidays.

DED, Crib and Cradle Blankets Towel. and Towsi
Il inss, Bed Quilts, Army Biynkets Geuw' Shawl
Mars,ilies OounierpAnes, L oe Tides, egan' La.
Curtains, Napkins, WindoW Curtain Dams's,, Fra
J0yiies. -. Ia bAtS BAL - evN,
decl3 NOS 70 70 Eso o 'u'n n'Bn s'ee''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13

Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand for this article, which fro lack Of government
stamps has not heretofore been possible. re
The public may rest assured that in no case will the
perfectly pure standard Of the Plantation Bi ters be
departed from. livery bottle bears the fac sime Of
our signature steel plate engraving, or It cannot
be genuine
Sold BY all Druggists, Grocer and Dealers through.
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p. ii. DRAKE & co.,
2O2 Broadway, N. Y.
Juiyl5 .d&wsmeod ,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-12
AaIIabIe Matter

PosToTTicE DKPARTlKSY. AProyyyrKyT
oTEIcE. Jzs0aty ,. Is6s. 4-Hauy PosIra.-
te=z PsF-is' IN seeding ttr0ugh the nails
packages OF clothing. boots, Re, charging
ths1soa ecly one esaf Al oanee poEtsee-
tbs Il = PAiPAble TioIAtion of The Law
and reEzlstieas, with which eysrT Post.
easter shoald Be acquainted. The paek.-
gss are held foE Tie legal postage Al The
distributing oSees o. o@eeS OF delivery,
Iecaaui4tnE 10 saeh Al extent as 20 Sc
gsektiy annoying TO those ohesrs. aad in =
large nslority Of eases never reach The pay
ties addressed, thus causing las TO the
parties sead:nE- The Law aud regulations
clearly deSae what Is rasiIabls mater. spd
prescribe what amount Of postage i 10 be
charged thereon, and further provides that
al othe. matters OF things, II sent BY nail.
Is subject 70 letter postage.
10 prevent farther loss 70 parties inter
eE:ed, and the improper interruption Of
6usinsss az :be large oHees, All Postna.-
ts-s axe required TO make themselves fnHy
acquainted With the laws and regulations
Fe-AtinE 70 The postage. service aad The
mailing Of packages hereafter Of The char
Aeiss referred to by Any Postmaster, With
ont The proper postage being prepaid By
postage stamps, viii be considered gacd
cause fos removal.
[Signed,l AK. ". RAxoL---
RIrst ASST Postmaster Geal
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VIRGINIA LRGIsLATURP-

sLEUEolr la, 70, 1873.
tas Sea1t= vas called 70 or5s- a; tea
o'cl0-K ! u
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SasSzs--E he passage u ia; bs5y Of
cl-t 70 Sz;st--L= Gas z EE-t1Il . c-,-
.trztI ~ EIILlsiu rEilr1zs frco Frsat-
II f.1ruses = re SElIIao-= 40 Oazo Pail
roEd \ PssEuo= eoz-ty
o. 1o:55z q NJ Cz,ks- - t557l rsz,.
fer.s71 % tie C-Saasi;.se Q. Roads aac Ia
-=..al S=TEEzi5o-
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"a - z-=-5 liz rH2-Es= q ne acgzssar'z
Gov: H.---SL1 CcuF4aF. WIKI tee rEaca-
Ez--&11,= TAI = pass ALso Ias eIEI 70 Il
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tH5-l-z-E ~ C---:y C5z-tz . o-5e. =
ssEsI=zS==-: q lGs5s !, e@-.si= Gases
NJ >EETAEZ r5=-e5 -ssosz.so. ,.o-
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Soc-1E sz:s-1- S=E1Is1 zz5 Pz-fe-s5--y
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Ar- CLozE o5s-si 5s:-t rssolzt;oa ttst
Eesz t.= Gs-ErzI AEz=zh1r E5fozrps On
E-s -2Ag Of Js.az-y ], y io,ug., ~
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AZ -S5sl AL ~; t5s EEzbE-s I'D O.
esSs = ezii;5e1 . he sHo+ Mileage As i
E--1Es1 oy iGS- Laid over
W FIEszEz called - tie -ss,,7.s,- -
ie,s2 > o!7E..fr Pgo23=5aE. OF Ne5nes5sT
next 70 90 ini5 AZ slsciiea f7r Pu6!ic
Printer.
The rs=slu;ioa :s-;cf;.i considerable de
ezEs-o1 L EEira Essz-s. S.srz-t, BurisT.
L-oss a-1 Gather E:gsEs3, zrd the ra,,e.
Uzs 1-z.tT aid E?o= the table, o. motion
Of II. jackson
NJ S-zEAEZ called ~ tie EouEe bill 10
amend re eaz';ss Of HoIIiisy's Core Rail
road Coupsay.
NJ BrE.ET asked tine 10 eousf5e, The
mater. and toc that parpo=e moved 20 Law
the olil UPon the table. The motion va.
adopted
NJ FLEIzER offered resolution that the
COMMITTEE OF Reads be Instructed 70 in
ga':s into tie eIP=5isccy Of transferring
re States Interest IN the :s--ipIke roads Ia
Jackson, Rozae aud Mason eouuties To the
counties through which they pass 4ud that
tneCou1ty Courts OF the counties be reogir-
I'd 70 keep the roads in osder.
NJ JAcEsoS moved TO Include call the
teI HPtES FoSaz vest Of the Al!egbAuiss.T
Adopted.
The resolution as amended ~ss then
agreed 10.
The bill for the relif Of Theodore DaTi.
was ordered 10 itz engrosEuent.
| The Dill authorizing ChAs. b Wagner.
Trustee, TO sell certain lands in Mason
county, wsz taken Up and passed.
The IL" 10 authorize the reinstatement OF
certain lands belonging to Spencer Bidden
was taken up.
The question REQUIRED upon the amend.
ment 10 the amendment offered BY Mr.
Watson including all the lands in "a,
Commonwealth" which was lost.
After some discussion, the bill for tb:
relief of Biddle was passed:
Ar. SLACK offered a resolution proposing
an inquiry into the e1pediency Of making
rebels in arms responsible for damages q
loyal citizens. Adopted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-12

son- EzrzsEo-Es, Hale, Hootoa. ErAz-r.
Assosy- Lcg=n, Eie5zsl. POEsU. Parsons.
SsJcs-. SSaa, N.esf, Wheat, RiIIIAazos,
PIeEssa;s7 Wright, ZIra, s71 M SPEAKER
iPyrs.:. 20.
TIE ezsEioa rsrzrrsd O. he notioa 10
AZ o. tie table; AID lie vote being Isk=a
FsIal;s5
FeHs-Nssz=z- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DATlG=oa- DoE.s5. Davis, Past as-xk.-sr
sootoa, L2EAa. kirhaeI, Nyers, Kitchen.
Powell PAEsleL- RoIlyss1, Ra5asy, Saith.
h1ls5a- West WilI.asoE Of PieasanLs, VII
tls2ssa q WIZ. Zias, 2cd Nr. Speaker
lFort=-J II
SAEs-Xszs5<- C.o,hs-z, FGrasuorsh
Hale. hraaer, Kse1sy. Pzrs31s, SaJds..
SsAa- haszi Al TrlEet-Ic
LAs fo.soTTaE z51Ico=EI =ssoIstiens we're
o5srs5:
By NJ DAr1z. TIA, he se.Es.a,-.,-
A-2S D Instructed 70 furnish each mem
BE- .: ~ 5szss eot,le Q: Ms. Wfnzlov'.
Sotol1t-E EyE-p- Tailed
NJ EELnEz desired 70 cEz- An .-,.-.s-
Esar tAkt TIE soothing sy-ap De delivered
o7lE % taE es!liEszeacs, buI Vas TOO late.
b NJ. Lex: Authorizing the Con-
5lt-se O 2c&5s Gni LITERAL Navigation 70
EIizG-sw .-oa she Siss Of The House fo-
The -sgz.s. s=ssca Of 1852 TIE hill 70
x7sca Ih= cbA-i=E o. tae Wheeling Railroad
Bulge CoaP.aT-
Ais iozEsceiirE tie Finance Committee
70 consider the szp=5iErey Of e1enptirz
tie grounds OF the y. v. Va Agricultural
Socis:! non a4tioc-
Also icz;<ac;i1g the sane committee 10
eoHsids: the proprie;y Of Authorizing the
county Court c: Mo7oaEAlia 70 RAISES ~
5eE=z OF !Aa1 IL that eoRGty belonging to
b. NE- RoL-Ts2S: I1Etsueiiug the Com
E7lit=e for Courts Of Justice 20 inquire into
he sIPs5isocE OF removing eriainslz for
trisi from BczI:ou 70 Lewis county.
By NJ. BoTEg :: Irstructing,ihs Sergeant
al Arms to furnish s.piztoIs and co6ss for
tao. Tabled
NJ. KzAXE2 presented 3 petition iron
i55 citizens Of 4onougaiiR county PA wing
Al extension Of the SiAy Law till the Ist
Jsa1zry 1864.
Ar- West moved 10 take up the engroEs-
ed bill for the relief Of E. Moore, SLeTiT Of
/ msizel eo7nty, aud consider the vote by
which it was passed 10 the ibird reading.
Agreed 70.
Mr.. WEST offered Eubz,iiute which was
/ adopted aud ordered TO be eugrosssd.
The Senate jcist resolution relating to
the election of United States Senator, fixing
The 18Th IS the day for going into it, was
| taken up.
NJ. HooTos moved to amend By fixing i,
On the 2O.h.
The resolution was laid on the table.
! TIE cALESDEz.
The eugrossed bill for the relief OF Elisha
Morgan, surety, OF Weszsl eoanty,uas taken
up and pending its consideration the House
| adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-12
THE KINcWooD HEETIYc,

! Editors Lats!EigsHesE:
How natural it Is for men 10 suecomb
| TO self Interest, aud al Ithe same time use
every means and cunning device TO prove
| that their intentions and objects are the
| most patriotic and commemorate But as
| the old adage goes, "there are some peo
| pie who can see as far into a mill stone a
those who pitck it." How many. or how
numerous, the meeting was held on the l It
day OF this month IN RngWood; cannot
say, but do say, that the expression in re-
| lation to the stay law by that meeting did
not fairly express the wishes Of the voters
Of Preston county. 1t is 3 we'll known
fact, and cannot be coutroTerted bTresoIu-
tons of this kind, brought forward BY gen
tlemeu RBose interests run in a different
channel from that Of lbl common people.
have nothing 10 say = [iusr the officers
OF this meeting as. EeEtts15su Of character
and resPeetabiiity. But it-eauuot be con-
eealed rom the vision of the most ordinary
mind, that some Of these gentlemen, and
! tor aught l know, a goodly number of
them, would receive s God-send were the
stay law repealed. In what UAT, am
asked? How many thousands Of dollars
have been Amassed in this and Other
counties in West Virginia, BY Just such
men, in dealing in paper and shaving those
who were bound to SELF and now, / sup
pose, having their funds all exhausted in
| this traffic, desire TO draw in their funds Al
the sisk OF breaking up the country. l
do not pretend to say who was the author
of this resolution, but most commonly in
meetings of this kind, you will End some
lawyer or member of the courthouse
clique pitched upon for this dutJ.-
It will be remembered that there il
no set Of people in the community upon
which the Stay Law operates more iuiuri-
ously than upon lawyers and other oficers
of q county. The duty of the Legislature
ought to be TO look to the interests of the
whole people, and make enactmants which
will do most good to the greatest number.
But When the principle is applied by which
their pockets are touched, aud thai for the
good of the greatest number, they cry ont
IN the agony of their souls, to the deIeEstss
OF our county, that they are ',UositirSfy in
ytTuetsd' to go against the extension Of the
Stay Law. If l did not believe, Nessr.-
Editors, that seVen-tenths of the people of
Preston county were not favorable to The
extension OF this Law, / would saw not n
word. The financial gullotine has nov
been suspended for some time and It's edo.
doubtless, has become rusty and dull. Bnt
how soon would this machine be burniIb-
ed and sharpened were this law repealrJ
What misery would be oceasioued amon1
the yeomaury and hard fsted Of the countryo
While these gentry would be IoHinR in their
nne Pariors, upon elastic cushions, laugh
ing IN their sleeves, that they have EtsoIdH
the Legislature and triumphed in the OBJ
Ject OF their dearest intsrests-sAeiy poeEst,
very respectfully, PREsToS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-12
West TIrEinIn

The President, after taking a written
opinion thereon from each member Of his
Cabinet, has signed the bill which males
MeSt Virginia State of the Unioa.-
While Eastern Virginia is plunged head
long into treason, Western Yirginia cIuug
closely and unWaTesingly to he Union .
II IS now free from the letters Of the !OId
dominion aud constitutes an independent
and loyal State. When this act receives
the confirmation Of tie people, As it most
certainly viii, West Yirginia win De hailed
with giadness By all her loyal sisters, and
especially By our own StAte.-GueTu,.y.
Quo IfnSes. : = "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-12
]. HeenRn, Esq, Learning Bad Man
nerS In EnE1Rad.

nsrs IN ERG1Rad.
An English pape. relates that one morn
ing lately, john Heen1n, HIhe American
Champion" conducted himself VerT i'm
properly % proceeding from Tor1inEton 70
Bidsford with HoEe'S eirrss. Mr. Ham
mon, the toll-eoIleeior A. The TorrinEtou
turnpike gate, when HeeoGn Ess passing
The gate, demanded niue-Penee as toll foT
the vehicle aud horses he Vas driving. The
latter refused TO pay che tell, AIleziaz that
the agent in advance had discharged The
tolls. The collector, in most civil nan
ner, assured him sueh vas rot the ease,
Wheu heenau poured forth : Tolley Of ths
most disgr1eetnl language, swearing that
he would smash the collectors head. To
this Hammond coolly replied that 1t world
DO him tHesuan) no credit 70 strike poor
old man ike him, aud assured him that 4
little Boglishmsa, named Ton Savers, had
thrashe1 him once to his hearts eootent-
and could do il again Upon this Heenan
assailed him with language 100 gross to be
repeated, having at the sane ti1ea respect
able looking female sitting by his aide, aad
throwing the collector shilling on the
ground, psremp;orily demanded the change.
The old soldier, DOL TO be outdone in po-
iiteuess, picked up the shilling from The
mud, and quietly deposited the three pence
change in It's place The "BeuieiA Bow
ourstiDg with rage, bad to decend from his
carriage to pick the change ont of the
dirt
Another on dit No hear concerning the
redsuotabie champion, is that be has mar.
ned or IS to rnArry, that pretty faTo,ite
New FORK actress, Mis- Sarah Stevens. now
playing with Boureieault and Agnes Rob.
estsou, in Londou.)
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ss'5 u; %.'AiaEsss. Pa. s.soE'<.


In the 6rs; issue OF the New Year, we put
upon record for future reference the pre-
dicEion, that il coming yeasE, Wbea peace
Is restored throughout the Iand-as BIZ
Gods blessing, .ud II spite Of locofoeos II
will bs-these men ia the Moth, who, il
his terrible crisis Of the nations historJ,
have uttered 40 word of encouragement to
the GoTeTument-Who have raised no voice
IN condemnation OF the rebellion, bui have
denounced the powerS that be, and o2euly
or coTe-tly declared their sympathy With
the South, will aver, with cursinz acd
swearing, tia; they sustained aud support
ed the Government kIl the EEy through
Marx the prediction, and remember il:
Tell an American bay Of the present day
that his grandfather WAS tory in the Re-
JolatiouAry times, and he vii resent The
Impeachment with Indigestion. Ia our
hersidrE, the brand Of ioryiyn, like the bar
OF bAE;Ards, il al ensign Of dishoaoE, aud
it will be so hereafter. The tory fathers
Of to-day viii transmit the disgrace 70 their
posterity, and their ehildrea's children vii
be tainted with il 70 the third and fourth
generation. The Uosds of diGloyRlty ui-
tered By them to-day viii be bitterly de.
uied; bat they have been eograTed on the
memory OF living Witnesses, And eAnRot be
forgotten The sentiments Of their party !,
uttered through the press, have bsen en-
6almed IN ptinter's lax and viii come forth
As witnesses against them before the great
tEibanA! Of history.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-12
Hox. VIZ. L. YAScry bs. 49,, ~...;,

box. VIZ. L. YAxcrr has been veu,il.-
ting views upon the Northern Democracy.
in speech just delivered before the Ala
bama Legislature. He says:
There is, in my opinion, as much hone
IN the Northern Abolitionists as in ,tbe
Northern Democracy. If Lincoln were to
withdraw his Proclamation of Rmaueins-
ton Tomorrow, and proclaim that be
you'd uphold slavery, as he finds it in the
states, the Northern Democracy would ral-
} around his standard, aud war npon us
TO enforce Union upon those terms
white tue Abolition Congress would a.
once, In my opinion, put stop to the war
and make peace" va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-12

No ONE can suppose that General Butler,
the Breckenridge candidate for Governor,
in Massachusetts, had any particular pre-
judice against slavery when he vent South.
Nor can any one deny that he is keen
observer. Nor will any one maintain that
his opportunities for studying :he influence
of slavery have been very small. And
what does he tell the Southerners {?
"Months of experience and observation
have forced me to the conviction that the
existence of slavery is incompatible With
the safety of yourselves or of the Union"
How few men there are in the Union who
do not agree with him, unless the scales of
prejudice or partisanship blind their eyes |
The President proposes to secure the
safety Of the nation by removing to a great
extent the evil which threatens it. Is he
not right?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-12
CARD.

a. Al seting q the PASSENGER ,ss ,,v,,.,
51eet-s hS!a on boaTd the EpIeadId nsT Eids-Tb-rI
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a card from Dr.. Parson..
Editor, Iat.uigsaesr

Editor' LHtslligsaeEr
After publishing the resolution of III.
Senator from Taylor, in regard 10 striking
Tucker county from the list of eouuties
and our Senator, Mr. jackson, NOT yin5i'
eating our just rights, offered resolution
In the house in order to vindicate Tucker
which resolution has never been publish
ed. In justice to myself, as well the
loyal citizens of Tucker, desire to STATE
that am Informed by the Auditor that tbs
slsndered county of Tucker has paid more
money into the Treasury, agreeabIy 10 the
amount charged to her, than any Other
county in the State; and We have onr
Courts regularly organized, the assertion
OF the gentleman from Taylor to the con-
tary notwithstanding.
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House of Delegates.

A communication from the Senate an
nouuced the passage Of House bill for the
relief Of Samuel P. HiIdreth of the join,
resolution Of coincidence TO Treasurer Tarr:
the resolution iustructing 5the Auditor
of Public Accounts to isspea warrant to
the heirs of Walter Brooke, formerly OF
the Virginia navy, for 5 COS acres of land,
also the resolution of thanks to DR.. Hills.
Superintendent of the Insane Asylum, az
Columbus, Ohio, for the treatment be.
slowed on patients in that Asylum from
Virginia.
The resolutions were taken up seyerally
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Gov. YATES says, ia his late message, Of
Illinois:
"She now produces twice as much corn
IS any other'StAte-almost twice as much
wheat; in neat cattle the first; in hogs,
but little behind Ohio; and in the value
OF live stock Of all kinds, she is already
the second State in the Union,'