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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30
YrOm The pAilldtlPAiA AatrseAr
wSst virginia.

Sufficient returns bsTs been received
from West Virginia TO show that the Union
men hays carried all beTJre them, electiug
their C66gressmen and other candidates by
msjoritie=- These Union
men in West Virginia do not occupy the
same position a. those elected in Kentucky
The latter profess abonI the same sort OF
UnioDism generally - the followers OF
Seymour, of EeE York, and WoOdEsrd, OF
Pennsylvania Those of West Virginia, on
the other hand, are decided, uHquAllhed-
uneondiGi0nsI Union men, who support the
Administration in all its var measures, and
have no troubie over the slavery question.
This IL the result OF the emancipation
policy adopted by the people of the new
State, which has separated them from the
interests of slavery and identified them
With the progress of freedom. They deem
the value of The republic so far superior to
that of slavery, that they cannot stop 10
stipulate for the salvation of the latter in
preference TO the former. OF as condition
thereof. They are patriots beyond ADD
above the level of the eopPerhead Congress-
men elected from Pennsylvania and New
York, aud will vote in the interest of liber-
~, while the latter cling to Judge Wood
wards 'tincsleulable blessing"
The West Virgins Union men have had
q severe lesson in Mr.. Carlisle's apOstAey,
aud will not be likely to repeat the error
they made in trusting him. BE has been
Of service to MS in warning the uncondi-
tionsI Union men of the new State against
being misIed into the slough which the
people of Kentucky have blundered. De-
serted by the Unionists of Maryland, Della
ware, West Virginia, Tennessee and Mis-
souri,, these Kentuckians stand alone, and
are likely 10 do SO. unless they change,
ss we trust they will
Since the nntowsrd elections of last fall,
We have carried Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Penn
syIvsuia, Delaware, West Virginia, Ohio
Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, California, Ne
braska, Nevada, and Colorado. To this
array We hope soon TO add Maryland,
New York, and all the rest of the loyal
States. Outside Of the cOpPerhesd me-
tFopOIis, there is not = more loyal State
in The Union than New York. Some cop
perhead organ in Gotham says that Cover
nor Seymour will not allOw New York to
be carried By the same means that tri-
umphed in Pennsylvania. Now, although
Seymour is Governor OF New York, he
DOES not carry the State in his breaches
pocket, as the ensuing election will show.
The people of the State will not AK to be
allowed 10 vote as they please, and any eff
fort of his TO tamper with the right Of the
soldiers 70 vote will be futile. The Union
men control four. fifths of the election dis
Iricts, and will act for Themselves.
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formal proclamation on the verdict me
people had already decreed
Secretary Chase vas received WIN IN
mense cheering, aud be mads . FetJ eAoa-
zone littie speeeb. exciting the utmost en-
Gen. Garfield. Representative of New
Orleans; Judge Kelly, Of PhiladsiPniai
Samuel GaIIoGay. of COlnmbas, aud 'on9
CoyOde Of Pennsylvania, made short sac
stirring speeches, Aad Maryland sPeak ..Ls
are ~ this hour (after eseEen) eontinu'"s
the meeting.
There is no hesitaney about putting tns
issue in the sQuarest terms IL - me I'M
mediate destruction Of slavery
Winter Davis tsuutsd his opponents Win
have tried in vain for three raonths TO ger
any body TO run against hun on thls PlS'-
form.
A banquet is nos being given at the
Ruta1 House TO Secretary Chase, aud OH ef
distinguished guests
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30
WEsTVIRGINIALEGI
Senate.
THURSDAY, October %, 1876

THURSDAY, October 90, 1853.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Wayman
A message from the House announced
the adoption of the report of the Special
Committee on the Auditors Office. Also,
that the House had disagreed to the SEN
ate's substitute, for tie Ho'ass bill for the
re-organiza alton of the militia.
On motion of Mr. Bunker, the Senate
insisted upon its substitute.
Mr.. FARNsWoRTH, from the committee
on Internal Improvements, reported that
it is iuexpediRnt to legisIate upon the sub.
ject of repeating the Law declaring Blue
Greek, in the county Of KanaWha, a public
highway.
Mr.. YoUSG offered T. resolution declaring
that the families of all slaves who may
volunteer in The service OF the United
States for three years, shall be forever
free; and that the owners shall be paid
three hundred dollars for every such slave
liberated; FrOVi6s6, that said owner shall
produce undOubted evidence of his loyalty
/ 70 the Government.
On motion of Mr.. Carskaden, tine reso.
luton was laid on the table.
Mr.. STEVENSON offered resolution re.
questing the committee on courts OF justice
10 inquire into the expediency of reporting
a bill to increase jailor's fees in certait
cases. Adopted
Mr.. HAWKINs offered a resolution of in
quiry in reference to the amount and char
acter of property TO be exempt from lew
and distress. Adopted.
Ar. MAXWELL offered ajoiut resolution tina
when the Legislature adjourn on the 10th o
November next, it stand adjourned sine DIE
Laid oven under the rules.
Mr.. PHELPs offered resolution propo
sing TO raise u joint coelmittee to procur
the whole OF the LinsIeY Institute, or som
other building, for the use of the Legisla
Uure. Laid over.
The bill TO incorporate the Wheelinl
Creek and PeunsylSauia Turnpike Compa
luy-was read q third time and passed.
The Senate bill IN relation to juries wa
read third time aud passed.
Adjourned.
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IIouse of Delegates.
THURSDAY, Oct. ~, 1868
Prayer by Rsv. D. ". Fisher.

Prayer by RsV. D. W. Fisher.
Ma. DAVIDSON presented the credentials
of AlvA Tetsr, elected to fill the vacancy
occasions4 by the death of jacob TetsF,
from Upsher. Referred to the Committee
on EIestions-
Mr.. TETBR being present came forward
10 the Clerks desk and was qualified.
The Assessment bill was again taken up,
and the motion to strike ont the exemption
Of agricultural productions grown directly
from. the soil, the natural increase in mum.
Der and. the produts of live stock, and all
manufactured articles and products of me.
chanical skill or labor, during the year
previous to the lst day of February, when
such products remain uusold in the hands
OF the producer, was rejected.
II. B. No. 81, defining the powers and
duties, and regulating the proceedings of
4he Board OF Supervisors of the several
counties, was received back from the Sem
ate with something less than hundred
amendments, which were all on motion Of
Mr.. Van, Wrinkle, agreed TO, with a view
TO Conference Committee.
The Senate resolution 10 file but not
print the report of the special joint Com.
mittee to examine the Auditors Office. was
adopted.
The Speaker appointed Messrs Dawson.
Ruhner and Kramer, as the COMMITTEES "a
lease the LinsIey Institute for a temporary
capitol.
Mr.. VAE WINKLE called up the bill IN
No. 1851 70 extend the corporate limits Of
Petersburg, and proposed an amendment
which was adopted changing the desieua-
tion from the "toWn ofParkersburS''t TO the
''city Of Parkersburg."
The bill was passed 70 engrossment.
Mr.. Ross called mp the School bill III.
No. 81 aud it was discussed till near the
hour of one, when on motion Of Mr.. Bsrns
the House took recess till half past two.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon was spent in the discuss
sion of the school bill "a. No. eli; at a
late hour it was laid on the table and made
the special order for Tomorrow at eleven
p'cloekI and each dBy thereafter At The
same hour till disposed OF
Mr. McGREw offered . resolution which
being objected to laid over one day under
the rule, proposing final adjournment oh
the 10th Of November.
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The Case of gen. pIllroy.
CONCLUSIONS ARRIVED AT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Special Dispatch 70 the N. Y. Tribune.
W..,,,r-o,, Tnas5av Or4 OF


WAsHIEGToS, Tuesday, Oct. 81.
The following is a copy of the conclusions
of the President, indorsed upon the report
of the Judge Advocate General, in the
case of Gen. AiIEoy. Il will be observed
with our statement of their probable char
acter, some days since:
In June last division was substantially
lost at and near Winchester, Va AT the
time it was under Gen. MiIroy, as immedi-
ate commauuUr In the neId; Gen. SeheTEk,
as department commander at Baltimore +,
Gen. Halleck, as General in Chief at Wash
ington.
Gen. Milroy, as immediate commander,
was put under arrest, and subsequently a
Court of Inquiry examined chiefly with
reference to disobedience to orders, and
| reported the evidence. The foregoing is a
| synoptical statement of the evidence, to-.
gether with the Judge Advocate Generals
conclusions. The disaster, when it came,
was q surprise to all. 1t was very well
known to Gen. Schneck aud Gen. Milroy
for some time before that Gen. Halleck
thought the division was in general dan
ger of surprise at Winchester; that il
was of no service there commensurate with
the risk it incurred, and that it ought to
be withdrawn. But, although be more
4
positively ordered it. Gen. SchneCk, on
the contrary, believed the service of the
force at Winchester was worth the hazard,
aud so did not positively order its with
drawaI until it was so late that the enemy
cut the wire and prevented the order
reaching Gen. Milroy. Gen. Milroy seems
to have coucurred with Gen. SCheuck 10
the opinion that the force should be kept
at Winchester, at least till the approach OF
danger; but he disobeyed NO order upon
the subject. Some question can be made
whether some of Gen. Hslleck's dispatches
to Gen. Scheuck should not have been
construed 10 be orders to withdraw the
force aud obeyed accordingly; but no such
Question can be made against Gen. MiIroy.
In fact, the last order be received was to
prepare to withdraw but not to actually
Withdraw till farther order-whiCh fur
Their order never reached him. Sc
rious blame is not necessarily due to
every serious disaster, and l cannot say
that in this case either of those officers Is
deserving of serious blame. No court
martial is deemed necessary or proper 10
tire case. A. LinCoLx.
GeD. AIilroy, having received twenty
days leave of absence, started for his home
in Indiana, which he has not visited for
tWeniy-seven months.
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FOR SALE.

EIlHE undorsign-d will offer Tor sale At his resi-
dsnee In West Union, DoddTidgs county, West
Virginia, the 12Ih day Of November. 1858, val
liable lot Of Onehah acre, in said town, situated
near the Court ROuse, upon which l. = large tWO
story frame buiding s. feet in length BY IS feet In
width, with wing - feet long and IS feet wide,
with porch There Il we'll Of good water, stable
and other buildings said lot, very good situation
for tavern and store, the house having 70 well nm
ishea Rooms one Of which u . store room Of good
size. will also offer for sale 10 acres Of vel i'm
proved land adjoining de town, and not mere than
board fence and paTttti0ned into i've feds lOts
about ten Of which Il in wheat, and the bal
anee in gI8ss Also young orchard Of 100 TREES
OF CHOICE FRUIT.
will sell the house and lot together with the
land, or separate 70 suit purchaser.
Terms, Cash. WM. II. LEVIN.
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Great Union Meeting ln baltimore.
Special Dispatch to the Pitt.Dargh aass.ta.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1853.

BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1868.
There is a mass meeting here to night.
1t is the most immense affair that has ever
been witnessed. Monument Square is
packed with the mass, stretching from
side to side. Professions from all the
wards, with transparencies, etc., and the
enthusiasm is beyond all bounds. The
platforms are covered with some of the
most prominent men in Maryland, draped
in flags and crowned with notices. s.Ths
Union. ]" Emancipation" "GoIdsborough,' y
are among the notices on the Transparent
eies. Such IS these were the most promi.
nent: "FFeedom DAWns on Maryland. u
"Slayery is Dead-Its Treason Killed it. {"
awe go for the Government at any cost,n
"Here are the Rast Baltimore Emaneipa-
tionists," slavery the Shame Spot of the
18th Century" ''How are you now, Val.
laHdigham ?" "Free labor aud Free
Speech" Away with Slavery" "Down
with Slavery, and up with Human Rights
and several with figures of negro soldiers,
and such phrases as, 81 gihs it to de Cop
pesheads, IL fights for de Union" etc.,
etc.
Winter Davis, the FIRST speaker, said that
he had just returned from carrying the war
into Africa, 10 the lower counties Of Mary
land; that the struggle was over, the vic.
tory won, and nothing remained but the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30
Sale of Valuable Real and
Personal Property.

ATOTICE i hereby given. thai On he Goih day Of
IN NoVSnber, 1884, 81 the late restdeoee Il HAr-
1an Hes, dseaassd o the sAst to[k e Leog R11;
in Ohio county. an1 state q West NiFgntas Ne V4u
ssIi a puhlie auction the fIl0Wing real Gnd personal
properly. belOnEng to tbs estate Of the late HAE-
AtrI-t a iSs1 . Big VEhssEss Crssk, eoatainIng
SO Aeres about * miles from wheeling. % which
d located 1Surtlg min, knOgB - Beai1toDs mill
and ether Improvements IeFms-uDe Lnlru In
hand, the FUDafn8eE IN I've annual iEstaIlmelfs,
With Interest iron day OTslle payable 81uu8Ily.
Also, another troe4 d Iasd- eo1sAining about tWO
Arre near the st mautioasd trnet: for this one
am 70 Be paid In hAO the remainder a last above
AIso, The home place, containing nearly eight
aeres oa gbich Is erected eOod dwelling houss, =
slaughter house, and ethsE proper b1ilding1 Terms
for this $50 In hand. the EO1Rtndsr IN I've equal
ANIMAL payments, With interest payable ann18lly.-
AIso, 4 variety Of h01seholA and kitchen fnFni.
ture, be1s and bedding tire h0rse eaEriage and
harness; Ons bay mare pair Of match eolts, AID
ether property. Tegms-Au suulB % SO CASH. Al
over thAE sun on erediT- q six month with
HeeaEity- sX a hgT rs
ExeeatOrs o. the last Mn and sestAnelt q Har1an
IEeInout ChronIeIe, Wellsburg Herald, WashIag-
too Reporter and FEtb me copy and SD bil 70
- 1oLAsGGeIl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30

On motion of NJ. Lamb, she Jasieiafg
Committes we're directed q elnsI1er the
propEieIy Of allowing Jast compensation
&c judges exchanging circuits OF hoioieg
courts In other eoaoti-s IhAn those Tor
for which they we're elected; and 10 con-
slider whether any hd3itionsi provisions
are needed for the regulation Of corpora
tions included in the set passed oy the
Legislature on the 26s6 last
Adjourned
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30
To EDWARD n. NORTON. United
states Marshal for the WestSFn Dis
Gflet of KiIElnlaa u

THE PAli Term Of the District Court Of the ubited
j States for the WestsTn District Of Virginia, At
ChAriestOn, having been prevented from hOidiog it
regular term At the time appointed BY lag, you are
hereby authorised, by publishing this warrant, to
notify all persons interested In the buiDess Of that
Court, that special term will be held at Charleston,
commencing it, SessiOo the tenth C1othl day Of
November. 1874 for the transactiOn % AL b1Ds8s.
uhhhIshed otherwise that could be transacted Gt
regular term Of the same, and for this puTpose you
are hereby required TO summon . Grand Jury to be
IN attendance upon the COuTt At that time and
Given under my hand, - Judge Of the District
Court Of the United States for the Western Ditt Of
Virginia, this 96th day Of October, 1853
oct20 "a JOHN j. JACKSON, Jr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30
DISSJLUTION,

ITIHR partnership heretofore existing under the
i hTm name Of FrObe GrCsselOse Uas solved
on the I'd inst. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 70 the late firm are requested 70 come for
ward aud settle, g. A. FrObe bBg authorized 70 re-
eeITS and receipt for an debts due.
9. A PROBE.
JACOB 6ROEECLOEE
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WANTED.

A SITUATION, - saIsSuAo, In some respectable
~ businass house in this city, BY one gbO has had
ZONE exPsris1es in the Dry Goods and GFoeeIy bus
iness Ior partjeuIaFs enquire Of Mcclellan Knox.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30
q. A EROBE
JACOB GR0ESCL0EE

JACOB GR0ssCLOsE. having purchased the In
teFest Of g. A. Probe, vii eontinue the RA0uGAetuFe
Of Carriages, BuEgies. &C. and also attend 70 repair
ing with despateh. ocE9-1W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30

Russia has ia its regular and irregular
armies, s6.6l4 officers; and l,l6l 1858 pti.
Yates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30
Valuable ReaI:Estate for Sale,

CT. JOHNS CHURCH and Parsonage, situate in
. Centre WhaalIAe RFe offered for ll9. or bsobo-
sails wiz Be considered 70 exchange the properly Tor
buildlng materials or work, to Be done On new
near Biddle. .. 3. FORD,
O. B. 0E0IL,
A. D0DS0N,
oet20-1m Trustees.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-30

f9of RuaTIf car aAE, SD keep each star
~ stripe - hight A. n8E ttssy WaVe,
etFiI mSEs & lad oar ranks In var,
SIN Aoa4 above each patriots Gr&VA
Dssth 70 tie traitor that UO1Id dare
70 trlI Il thrOakh thu dREt of share,
An hODsst hearts IL lot YIN shaEs
And EOEL0V Is 20 Death o. Pane.
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HEnPEIErD RArLGoGD OFFICE,

WAsaIA5tuaS "a Uet0Ost ID 4S'9.
A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Hemp
Il Geld RAilroad Company VII be hsld AZ Lhail
once IN Warrington, Pa, O. the third A0odAy Of
6OTsRber next for the Slsett0a Of seven Directors
70 serve for the ensuing year.
By order Of the Board
oet2a-id J0SKPH HENpEREON, seey.
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Fourth Pag

Interesting reading matter win be fonnd
on the fourth page Of this paper.
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Baltimore unO Sbi0
.. ~ EiieubQhit.

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s. 100, unb Ron @licOtt's WdGs MIorsens F.40 uab1l.O0
fnuo 9fa4mittass 2.45 unb $40. -
Nd6 Bn1btngton. -
G69ang bon Baltimore na4lSgu9inStOn Wiorsens $3.50
8 .05 unS 1000, Itb Ta9nittdgs $50, 500 Hub 500;
SonntaSs ntr Wtcrgen8 mn 4.50 rnb sos, unS gtatz
ntttta98 un 5 lt9r. 8 gEbsans bon g9oI6inaton Wicraens
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81 Die @ette III sebalten, rief OfpbertS trts
iimphireno 10 Gffnet bic Iu9fn u. rerltppft
bic Sbren ! uab elm Gnie 5Hr Grbe 1%enfeno,
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SD6egita1 uub Gbfnrnbi,a

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