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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
RAIM.

'y7-A: Allen Howell, In the Circuit Court OF Ohio
..lsi - VI! Giesttt5E equity, Va, on the Chau.
susan H. STEELE ct ais Gerry side thereof geo
n pursuance OF decree Of said Circuit Coiirt,of
il Ohio county, made ct the fall term, 1891 in the
above named case, I Will, on Wednesday, the 18th
day OF March, 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the front
door OF the Court HouBe Of Ohio county sell to the
highest and best bidder, tho middle patcelof lot
number two (9l, In square number seven 6) situate
parcel Of said lot being twenty-five feet on EiSin
street, and running back to the depth Of said lot
Terms Of salez-Ten per cent In hand, the balance
In three equal install twelve and eitbt
cen month"; the hl9sr gvtaS bond With approved
security for the deferred aSnents Gaid bond bear
ing interest from sale untt the title bS-
Ing retained until tho purchaSe money Is paid
, t-,I, - ft55 lsla AL0NZ0LORING.t- D
I, fob1S I'd III III 4. Sheriff Of Ohio County.
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For Sale.

a SMALL FARM, containing, fourteen sVeres OF
~ very superior land in high state culttvatfon.
mont eounty-233f acres already set out. house
and barn and thoreonyPnieneeE ALSO alarge orchard
With YAEloos kins Or frnit and good variety Of
Gllall INIT. e e beautifully sitnstsd IL miles
7sboFo MALttnslilte: 81 4-s.&i.,,. tssf 10 -
For faEtheF pAEticQlsFs apply 81 -
- 5sis - .ii!s5 ssssssJ. " yFYK ESl Gallery
| SfShl21W sosz 1s2 Aail gtrSst. rs hekling, Va
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NeWs,Ipaper Dastroved.

C4tRo, February, 2o.-Ths Office Of the
keokuks ConstitutiOn was destroyed by the
conyalesceuts in the hospital. Cause not
stated. n ~
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The Rebel Congress Refuse to sus.
tain JEFF. Davis Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-A despatch to
the Herald says: 49,
Official information has been received
that the rebel Congress has refused TO sus-
tain Davis proclamation regarding the
non.exChange of Federal officers. They
have also taken action with a view TO re-
leasing Unionists in tho South, arrested
and imprisoned for political otfenses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
s .tsiss GIVE TT A TRIAL.
BOOKINGS uNRIyALLED BAKING
80 POWDERS - =96I ES5ES'

WARRANTEDt to give entire satisfaction wher.
wv used according to directions. This article Is
carefully prepared expressly for family use It will
answer all the purposes Of good fresh Brewers Yeast
il all kinds Of light sweet and healthy Bread
Hot Biscuit, Ginger cad, Griddle and Sweet Cakes
Of all kinds 1t1sfreot aIlimp1ritles Usually in
common Yeast, aud u consequently moro healthfuI
prompt and economical! To be had at the Odd Eel.
feblS a4 at f,tse o. e. BOOKING, Agent,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
Copper, Tin &SheetIrl0.nI:.WaTe
TO TIE PuBI,I.CI

NOW keep the largest assortment of WARE
y that can DO found in the city, and am fully pre-
Ne t 70 M al orders at oh It notice,
All kinds OF Plain Tin and IaPanned Ware all kinds
Of Eheet Eo9fare, Copper and Brass Kettles Of All
patterns, for wood or coal. q 49, 9N''
Merchants and others visiting the city will fnd it
% advantage to give me call before purchas-
spouting and Cutters constantly on hand. ssi
All kinds Of JOB WORK will receive Iny tar1aansI
No Main st., .op. B. { o. r. R. Defhot, u
hanS-Ay f9sEt9 ~ r tiii3,a; IS Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

R8- RAILROAD A6otDEST!A IAN acct
dent occurred on Wednesday night at Clay,
Lick on the Central Ohio Railroad, ~
which brakeman on the road, named
kOowl' lost one of his legs, aud WAS 9TH
erwise SO badly injured that it is thought
ne cannot recover. Knowl, who was act
ing as brakeman on a freight train. was
sent sent back from Clay Lick to flag a
passenger train. He laid down ON the
track and falling asleep, the train came
along and passed over his leg, crushing it
into a shapeless mass as high up as the
knee e
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DIssOLUTION
Observation-Disclosures

THE QusenSware. Glassware aud Chill a business at
the store No. lis Main street occupied Nv the late
Arm OF Hobbs 1 Barnes, will DO carried on BY :,
ill. HOBBS, SON 4 co.
IN retiring from the firm of Hobbs 1 BSrnes, I
Wtah 70 recommend the HIw TIRNs to the favorable
confederation of the public and our former custoSr
I1e04T isEI JAMES r. BARNES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
WTHE CASE or MA1pn n. J!

So
B9- THE CASE OF MAJOR CONSTABLE
Concerning this officer the Baltimore Sun
says: The arrest Of Major Constable, late
Provost Msrshal of the Eighth Army Corps
Department, was noticed last week. He
was subsequently indicted by the grand
jury on the charge ofobtaining from aman
named Neubrick of Considerable amount
of money, and at.the time the military de-
OlinedtO surrender him to the civil author.
ity. At Major eopstable's request he was
yesterday admitted to bail by Judge Bond
TO await trial on the indictment. Major
Constable states that he has an Affidavit
made by the prosecutor in Washington,
tbathei had received the whole of his money
and given q receipt for it. .,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
Is. HEIMSTREETiS >,
INEVITABLE HAIR ESTORATIVE

,ilI.. - - ~ ES4OT'-A DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original color BY sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease. All instantaneous dye,
are composed of lunar cass destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair and afford of themselves no
dressing Heipstreet's 1nimitaBle cOlOring not on,
~ restores hair its natural color by an easv ro
cess but gives the haira ara tsl
.Lrlx5rfIt. Ia Er BEAUTY.
promotes its growth prevents its falling OF, sradi.
Gates dandruf and imparts health and pleasantpe,,
to the head 1t has stood the test ftme, being the
original Hair COloriug and ia constantly increasing
IN favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. It Il
SOLD by all respectable dealers or canBe procured by
them of the commercial agent, D. S. Barnes, qO2
dec19-6md&w iat-isa'e. F4-i i5.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

pg SENT Yesterday :, a man by the
name of Washington Porter from Bridge
port, was semitic jail BY ALI. Dulty for dis
orderly and riotous conduct on Market
street. AVS % ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

AksEs9 or 1Tn1zr. A man by the
name of ohas. Moxley, 'alias ohas. Green.
Was arrested yesterdaY evening at Bridges
port, charged with recently robbipg,a man
named Guthrie in. Cincinnati. The city.
Sergeant received dispatch, requesting
him to arrsst MoxIy. and mspsiopipg the
house ia Bridgeport ct which he could DO
found, Molly Naa committed e jail l hJYi
Alderman Dulty. m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

B@~ The R,yER:@The river was still
falling yesterday, with about eleven feet
water in the channel. q, te
The Liberty did not leave for Cincinnati
yesterday, as expected. She will leave to-
dPayat her usual hour of departure.
The little Signet appears to be doing a
good business between Martinsyille, Bel
lair and Wheeling.
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Daily guteI.lltg e1tfet ! !.
Saturday Morning, Feb: q, 1868.
SPIRIT LECTURES.

III s e 5eb-
NJ, which will close his present engagement here.
The Bubjects Of the Lectures will be chosen blythe
audience. Questions will be answered.
Admtttance 10 cents. feb2O otS
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!. BUSINESS nlopIoEsg

Il, s.,!I1,s SYg 5Ls, y 4ISS NOTICES.
ABDoIts1I sUfPr01Trhs fftch,s, :sr.. Belts.
IND other faEOlitestyless For. saIeby, "a s.
500 THIoGAN & CO.,
aa.a'ss - ssns si5lg and LOGAN, LIST co.
= TGussKs, TEUssEs- =Rrenoh and American
!. Ftnsses Of various styles, for sale by
- - 81 sasF#;s - 7. b LOGAN 4 co, a
zg3E s-sa hakand LOGAN, LIST Z co.
t--f - ---------Ii--4e 49, z--L
az A COUGH, COLD, OR AN sIRRlTATED
THROAT If allowed to progress, results In serious
pulmonary and bronchial affections, oftentimes in
durable: tlst5 tsa hiss 81 si,i8 -
BROWNS sRR ONO HIAL TRoCHEs
the afte.t partsand give almost In.
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, AsTHxA, and CA7AnRH
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
the use OF the Troches, aud their extended u.e has
caused them to be coupterfeited. Be sure to guard
against worthless limitations, oBEAs only the ge,s-
t'ae ro'o's rorcltal 7fOches which have proDel
sheiF etheacy BY test years. PUBLIC SPEAK
EHs and slHoERs should use the ,Troches. Military
onicer" and Soldiers who oVertAx the voice and are
exposed t0 to! Changes, should haxsthom Sold
everywhere at s5ceuts psrbox. 70 ~ jan27-sm
A' LH& s7-r-----------AS
t - DRAKE's PLANTATION Bfr4ERs.
For sale, by .ts,..,g REED 4 KRAFT
-zts-4stt
As-AIER's CaERRr PzcroRA1s. yl15A
For sale BY q af@aas1oi, iaREED& KRAFT.
H1E N HAIR coioRlSa AND RESTORATIVE
f0r sale by .ie5a ~ REED & KRAFT.
Sas-A1L or Dh. JlYNEs' IA MY MEDICINES, 81
For sale Rxslzl q ssai Il REED KRAFT. g
3a p sat1z Pt Z. Blri41Rs, sac
For sale BY REED 4 KRAFT.
HOsTErTER's s7oNAcn Br1lrEns,S "a
For sale by >q REED KRAFT.
hNDsxT's BLOOD sE1scHEh, j.
Foe sale by REED KRAFT.
ta9 DRAkE's PLANTATION B1r4tas, 2eis s5s
For sale by f.sg. sz.l,.i5 REED 4 KRAFT.
Ga-MRs. WINsLoE's sooTHlNo sYRtp,
For sale by .:l.55 .lt7s s5l4 REEDi& KRAFT.
AS-DRAKE's PLANTATION B1TrERs, 49,
For t.r! sale BY g $500 - REED & KRAFT,
.aosa La No. 81 Main street, Centre wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

NEW YoRE, Feb. 2O.-The. Times saws It
has been positively stated In Washington
that an attack on Charleston aud Savan-
nah is to take place on the goth ftn-Cnv-l I
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,rNr.-In addition ID AZ rnlaa n.

~L EHT.-ln addition to the rules laid
down by the churches for the government.
of people during lent, thetea are other aud
more general rules which are entitled to
consideration. There is wook to be done
and strength is needed; therefore We see
little wisdom in sustaining from aesh-ia.
substituting eggs for beefsteaks, or sh for
fOrgOOd wholesome boiled leg OF mutton !;
but there is wisdom in abstaining from
our sins Of selfishness and arrogance, Of
meddlipgiNith other peoples, business, Of
setting ourselves up as the judges of other
peoples cOnsciences, of cherishine envy,
hatred, malice, aud all uncharitableness,'
of avoiding TO do to others as we would
have others do to us. In the words Of an
old poet, the way to keep lentis e
s5i 10 fast from strife,
From old debate, ~ g
7544 fs And hate, l b.
To circumcise thy life
.fs To ahoW heart grief rent,
lrTl To starye thy ain, j
Not bin, tf 5nEJE.l
And that's to keep thy lent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Rl5.r
E1sSSS g. L. Loos, of Bethany College, illpreaob
In the Disciples Meeting House, Market Gtreet Canter
Wheeling, Tomorrow morning Sunday at IOJl
O'Clock, and in the evening at early gas LIGHT TSS
public are respectfully invited to attend. = :
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AZ p l.1iE8 zITsls = 49, ----ss.s--.tts
SzFoRTREss MoNROB, Feb l6.-Gen. Foster
arrived to-day on his way South
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BATCHELoR's HAZE pYEl
: TIE BRSFs1sY1HR RoRLD :

.g,.s TIE z q Btggz, THE RoB1D. "a
'SWILLIAaf AsBArcTEloR' celebrated Hair DYE
produces g color NOT to be from
warranted not to injure the Hail in The
;edies OF bad dyes md inytsoratss a..
HAirforItfs. GREY, RED, b RUSTY HAIR inStant.
y turn. sPssndid Black Or Ep. leaving the Hair
son and beautiful gSold bJAlI TFurtsStv r. 10
~ The genuine ID signed WILLIAM A. RATrH
ELoR' 81 TIE to,sr stdesQ} eaeRbSz. - :.
FAGFoRK, Ne. Barclay street, }
tLate 2ss Broad,Oay and 10 Bond 81 - OF y
- - s. ,--.---ss = sz.zlk mYs1-1y-d&W
The Confessions ana Experience 81
s 80. ssiai - an Invalid.
PPhlishsd Tor the bsasat aud - q warning,
sassoa Q young men Eho suffer from Nervous Ds.
sthts, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying 1t the sas
time the means of selfcur6 By one Vho has eurss
himself aiesr, being put 70 grsat expense throush
medical imposition and quieksry. By epelo.pr :
ptRsd M c6Sy1ls No -
he4 e tAa,AsltbSs MAYFTffF- s. -
~ 1871 5&99Ff64 aRtlydkV
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

DB A SHARP ,TRIck.AOn Thursday
evening a couple of little children, each
about eight years, Of age, found a pocket
book near.the Post Office containing con-.
siderable sum of monSy-suppo from
the. description given by the children to
have been Government money. Theilittle
ones in going toward their home IN East
Wheeling. were looking curiously at the
notes, and Sdmiring tho pictures upon
them, when they were met bye man, who
saidshe had just lost biz. pocket book, and
taking the money from the hands of the
children, put II in his pocket and walked
OF. The man who thus encountered the
children ia now supposed to be, an impos.
tor. 1t is thought the mouey belonged to
some one whom ttii5- notice will advise Of
the peculiar course it has
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21

~ TGussEs, TEussEa 4Rrsnoh, and. American
T y e o Of styles, for sale by
. y iHas ~ .sS n h LOGAN 4 Co, .
- bakand LOGAN, LIST co.
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T,HLO6AN & CO.,
qa.a'ss = ssbs sl,5R and LOGAN, LIST co.
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4BDolfsl1i sGtpr0A4rass Fftoll,! MIR, Raft,
IND other hIOlitestylesa For.sals,by u
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J. W RIPLEY,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-24
A FiZZie.

The great Union League Convention,
called for by the Abolition papers of the
county, to place in nomination county
ticket, turned out to be fizzle Only
one district in the county responded to
the call. They were on the ground at
the appointed time but finding no REIN
forcements forthcoming, they held eau
Gus with a few disappointed elders of
this place, on one of the street corners,
and adjourned TO Barker's shuck shop to
fix up matters but after a limited ses-
sion, finding their numbers too few,
and a difficulty to agree, they adjourned
till some future day for the further
consideration of the people. OF course
there were many long faces and gloomy
countenances at this failure, which
resulted either from the slim hope of
success at the October election, or from
the fact that the people are getting tired
of Abolitionism and its trickery Some
of the Leaguers are wonderfully g down
in the mouth - but hopes are entertained
for their recovery.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-24
Attention, Able Bodied Men

s'To your tents O Israel p and harken
to the voice of authority. Geo. S. King
'' Chief Burgess and Commander-in-
Chief" of the Borough of Johnstown. has
issued a proclamation calling upon all
muscular and stalwart men to eXpell the
rebels Truly the strong hearts will obey;
and the 50 Chief Burgess and Comman-
der-in-C Chief, - of the ancient Borough
will lead the van.
The disposition of men holding little
Borough offices to ape after Mr. Lincoln
and issue proclamations, is becoming very
contagious.
Whether tie Burgess of Johnstown in
tends to fiighten the people or take all
power out of the hands of the President
is not fully understood
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-24
4 Big Scare.

For the past week the people of Penn
sylvania have been kept in fear ani cz-
element, by the lying reports Of our
telegraph lines, Which said the rebels IN
der Gen. Lee were invading our State.
The most extravagant and unreliable rn-
mors passed over the wires, which seemed
to tfighten our people, many of whom
are intelligent enough to know better, but
somehow or other, they seemed to give
way under the lying breath of The telc-
graph wires. We don't believe that there
was, or is any danger or that the rebels
contemplate entering the interior of this
State; at least the rumors and telcaraplic
dispatches of the past ten days have pro
we'd to be al false and the Admins
tration AZ Washington who lave control
Of the telegraph wires have again been
guilty of circulating falsehoods the most
willy, for purpose which is left for the
people TO conjecture.
The Administration is responsible for
this Wholesale lying, and again deceiving
the people; because they have usurped
and, hold under their control. all the tele-
graph lines within their reach Governor
Curtin too it appears, has been made the
willing dupe of the same dynasty at
Washington. While stumping portion
of the State he allowed Mr.. Lincoln to
extend his despotism and form two mill
tary departments out Of PENNSYLVANIA.
under command of Generals Couch and
Brooks. Mr.. Curtin by his ardent ap-
peals, induced the people for the .emer-
gency,'' to rally in defence of the State.
promising them that he would be their.
leader, that they should be armed and
equipped as State militia in defence of cur
borders, and that as soon rs the rebels
were driven beyond our lines. the
emergency" forces would be Gi banded
and allowed to return to their homes.
But what does this modest weak-kneed
Governor tell these men who have come
forward in defence of the State ? In
stead of organizing anI forming them into
regiments for that purpose, he indirectly
tells them that he has yielded np all his
rights TO the Administration at Washing
ton, and that If they desire TO df,pd
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-24
COUNTY COMMITTEES.
WILLIAM KITTELL, Chairman.

ILL4ANI MI LII, OHaIIIHaI.
NJ. M'Guire, John Smith, John Ferguson
John M'Bride, Thomas M'Kcrn2n. VIM. p.
Buck, Joseph Cole, Montgomerr Douglass.
Joseph Gill, +. Il. Duncan, John Camp
bell. Michael Berry. Richard SauJer@on,
William Murray, William Kittell, Thomas
M'Breen, Irwin Rutledge, William Nike,
John A. Barns. James f. Campbell. A.
Kennedy, P. II. Shiels. James M'Coy. John
Stull, Peter Dougherty. George w. Stalh.
Joseph A. Dimond. William MIG .h.
George Walters, John M'CoIgan, George
Wasburn.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-24
Proceedings Of the Democratic
State Contention.

The triennial Convention of the Dem
ocratic party of Pennsylvania, met in
Harrisburg on the 17th inst. The Con-
vention was full every county and dis
trict in the State was represented We
omit the names of the delegates and pub
lish the proceedings, together with the
resolutions in full.
FRANCIS ". HUGHES, Chairman
Of the State Central Committee, called
the delegates TO order, and informed them
that he was now prepared to hear nomi-
nations for temporary President Of the
Convention.
JAMES n RICHARDS nominated
II. BRUCE pETRIKIN.
. Mr.. CAMPBELL nominated GEORGE
w. NEBINGER
Mr.. NOON nominated VIM. KIT
TELL, Of Cambria county
\ vote on the substitution OF lIr. Kit
tell was taken, and the CAair announced
the substitute "a lost
On the motion to substitute Nj Nrb-
niger for AIr. Petrikin, the yeas and nays
were called, and were taken with the fol
lowing rasut:-aycs, (or Nvbinger.) 20;
noes. (for PeFikin,( 80.
VIM. II. Butler, of Carbon. was then
chosen temporary Secretary.
Messrs Wm. Kittell and r. Bruce Pct
ri>in were thereupon appointed to CON
duct the temporary President to the
chair
On taking the chair, Mr. NEBINGER
was greeted with cheers and applause.
He said
Gentlemen of the Democratic Conven-
ton, | thank you kindly for the high hon
or you have been pleased to confer upon
me, and | shall endeayor, to the best of
my ability, to discharge the temporary
duties imposed upon me to your entire
satisfaction.
A motion was made that the printed
list be taken TO call the ayes and noes.
Hon. CHARLES L. LAMBERTON
moved 10 amend TO receive it. except
when there were objections. in which case
the contestants shall both show their Gre
dentials. This amendment was accepted
by the mover, and agreed to by the Com
vention.
LEWIS G. CASSIDAY moved that
the gentlemen now acting as Secretaries.
(Messrs. j. Barr, Z. Harms and VIM. Ii.
Butier,) continue so to act until a perma-
nent organization be effected Agreed to.
Some discussion took place relative to
contested seats. when it was. decided TO
pass them for the present.
The credentials of members were then
received.
Mr.. HAGENMAN moved that COM
mttee OF one from each Senatorial district
be appointed to select permanent Presi-
dent.
Alr. PEIRikIN moved to amend by
electlng permanent President at once.
Mr.. NOON moved to elect Mr.. Hughes
by acclamation
Hon. FRANCIS w. HUGHES said
that he should decline the honor.
There was no vote upon the nomination
of Mr.. Noon.
Hon. PHILIP. JOHNSTON was in
favor of adhering to the custom of refer
ring the choice to committee.
Hon. KAMERLEY said ! In peculiar
times like these this Convention ought to
satisfied in detail. l know it has been
heretofore the custom that the permanent
organization has been referred to a com