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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

From tn many tTisUds, anu from things
at luce ends, Good Lord deliver US.
From a wife who don't luY ue, and
from children who don't like us, Good
FORD deliverus. -as-5. ID p. -H.
From snaix in our boots, from torch.
lite professions, aud from all nu rum,
Good Lord deliver as.
From pack.peddlers, from young folks
ia luv, frem. old ants without money,
and from kOlers mOrbis. Good Lord de.
liver as. a- ..stal g
From wealth without charitee, from
pride without sense, from pedigrees worn
nut, from all rich relashuns, Good Lord
ieliyer Us.
From newspaper sells, and from pills
has aiut isick, from females who faint,
md from msR who aatser, Good Lord
leliEer u.s. L sd a.;sa saJ gains
From virtue without fragranCe, from
utter that smells, from niger camp
meetings. and from, cats that are court.
lg, Good Lord deliver Us, /, iyr.,t. IN,
, FFOm other felix's secrets and frem our
Wu, from moFIa0ns, sdnd vm6gi4mS. and
1immin committees, Coed Lord 4deliVN
rus. a-1o1hj ra92 2H!so-l ara ~
From Polytighons Who pro, and from
Aints who ripple, lrOn rikosee, red her
IPgs, end az grass Eidders,' cod Lord
oliver as.z5l JOhR Billings REsYGE.s 8,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

Ata public sale of books, ghc sue
tiOneer putelupi &DEoN's Essays on
Souls," which was knocked down to a
sEos@aEev,S NEo' tOlthSlgrsat ssSassmont
81 sbs gtsWd EsdmS asked The ancsioRs
FER it he had any more work os shoe.
nsking % ell"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
ORciaI Directory.

Territorial capital-ror the present-at Lewiston
GoVERNoR-William H. Wallace; Sec. Of
the TerIitory-Wm. B. Daniels: Territoria
Auditor, B. F. Lsmbkin. 1'
U. 5. Marshall 49, Payne.
Boise County -Banaock City. County Seat.
Probate Judge-Daniel McLauglin; Dist.
Atty. N. Smith; Auditor-W. r. I'm
derwOod; Sheriff Pinkham Treasurer
IT. c, Kellam ASSESSOR Judge Coun-
'ty CommissiOnerS--Frank Moore, J. Smith
and M. Murphy. a
Bannock Precinct. Justice Of the Peace
Charles Walker. Plaeerville,J. p, Thos, H.
Ssringham.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

laAMAEqAlA TE0M-vWO-g syGi yesterday
the result a0f sSsgsEsl experiments With
Xl.aaEl4eg's amAsslgeRatQF7 At the pavilion,
Additional samples Of rock we're, subse,
qnentlY tried by the same process. which
Yielded as folIoWs: Seven ponlds 81
rock from the Yankee Blade lode. IS OF.
0F 94,420 per ton nine pounds from
the Magnolia lode, $l2sl3, or easel
pee tOusS eight pounds from the Harding
g Dickman lode, $l4 So, or S3,645 pee
ton. These samples of rock we're all
from the Reese river regiOn.-[Sacga-
1nrkc5 TThfoC ,RJ0D GEE1E 20 ETAse e
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

One Of those pleasant events peculiar
to The West occurred at Buena Vista
Wisconsin, last mont ,'t5Fna6o
Knocked over every hSdase oihshs place,
aRd killed three 'anteFpFising cieise1s. a.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

DRAJTEp. Charles 3llo B6Oohst, a.
the 0ataFsdgas Freemsa, lsasb,osn dFals
9d..s- Ia annSdnchg sHs faot, be says.s
WY should We mourn, oOnscriptsd
0fqusks d Drafts alsrms
IT'S b6tztRe voice that AbFam sends
To make us shoulder arms,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

snzng ed 1sbWQG Cd u 9TTEas e dtiu
The lady Who "fell back, 0R her
digdity cane dear breaking u, aud tbs
man who " OOui8AR stGRdI '6by IC8ker
has :akcn seat,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

"A sleepy teh0FehwATdehy, who often
played - aCardse hearing the WiaisteF
pse the Wesdsi 'sbums Of this mortal
coil. 8 ksatted up, rubbed HE eyes, and
exclaimed. Hold on is my deal
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
Agente 20, Roiae Nawa
, City, September 2sth, 1868.

- Advertisements, to insureinsertiOn, mus
be handed in as early as Monday, and the mum
Der of insertions desired should be noted on
the margin ,.gs.l. j. 1a
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

f - -ss FtsA ~ - A@f&e 8As-@ 44s4l ~. a
Twenty millions Of gallons Of b6olo,
lean have been shipped from BOsbc
New yYOFk a0dnP hilaislphia durinr
asst eight mOathag aKalda $8y0f
- - ksHfa e IDA EfStssfssz -
a man was recently aFfeS
/, roit. bS having az n
. nd Eve teg Isita,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN.
Z. MILLER,
SWIFT nMTkLER.

a TT0REEYR and ,COUNsEEORG .at Law
as ore decor north et RockfelloR sud CS.I
sknsTeazso Esswtsd 86iglId adl aaa ,t8g5E
Bapaesk Gity. sEsPtsmbeE 2aths 1888 --rlEsas bas
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
-CHASa. -WALKER,

n 7AT90a8EI CQgBVsaELoxfAT& nANE.sk
"a. OEFICB 1.-The building formerly occupied bv
RoekielloW.s Express. '''' : 'ia7 Al
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
&c. HIopY.
GBY. .iGaIi 4.
HEGBY & BkRDS0E,

TwYHOL.ESALE and Retain Dealers IN Gro.
w seriesg PTOyisipus . LiQueFs, . ClothinR,
Boots Shoes, Mining Implements. Stationery 30.
~ PlseeEVille corner ef 3 tnastef and Granite
rM g#aofI Street, se8 HIS ntr0lfl
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
H:W. o. MAR0ARY.
b s.aa aeAEy KELLY.

..a- sg13ttssoFney 6sd aCOaASeIOr9at qLG.5. w 3
lrHARrfeaf AR AttehtiOsf bald % c0iisctsOhas
81 b0Nce WellSs FaEgOls& C0dslE PFeas ,PlaG.
0yyiiIe, References. q aRY Qfrthe Agents Of W.
a Ge.sse6 bis Coat. '~s'l Oct 8, 1865 st
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
0illlz5 8 drTovE.. LEE

IA excellent articl0 sps, VIZ RofOE
IL sale st TIE Spruce Bess' Shop upper end 81
2 Stress, BsRR0ek City Beps 40, III
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

UDRtsII8, :.rr: |: 81: Oregon.
q s9aaas&cq No. ItS Front Street. 5iEs Sc y
CVOMaEESSIGN MRRCEEANTa AND DEL I.ER
NJ lin general Merchandise Alss,l I3Iv bgTrr
sFs GO0Ds STORED and EoRYARDEDy1aai
ssPt. 2ot9, iss9T-l4 yad ysds aal .sists
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

CREIGHTON & BUTTON. 2 "a
m EAEERs n staple Dry Goods; Clothing,
IL Groceries, Boots and Shoes, LiQnors Tobacco
7Ne and Miners outfits.
-WalAingtep ST. eenteFvilesseptla5 ,:lBsSzltf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
wsDsEs,tTI.Lt. 1864


Hf BUELrr called Up DE House Dill az.
thgriIiag TIE County Courts Of the eoga.
desc Upibqf anl Preston TO isias anal
notes % pay bO1aty 70 tbsir soldiers u0W
10 tue service Of The Government
TNo Or three 2sntlemsa lpOks again't
tLe bin gTgi5y that tue issue Of the shin
plHsIerI you'd dt,ngd The soldier, Tbs:
lie soldiers from these eounueS when
uiey enlisted, did 50 With the understand.
ing that they we're 70 be paid 10 uoGs!rasd
Il vas therefore a1Iust 70 pay them % With
DE SORT Of currency proposed.
The aGTOesteS u the bill stated that the
counties Of UpshuF and Preston bad no
money aud ~ these notes were good for
uIss. they we're better than H0thtnR.
Alter great lsa! Of discussion the bill!
uss lost ty a vote Of syes;o noes.
", Flasher moved 20 take up Tue House
bill to ,aueSd tue charter Of the HOIii-
days Railroad Company. Lost.
Mr. JACKSON called up The bill for the re.
lief Of Bmue! j. aud Daniel " Brisa. The
bill approprialss 81 GOO to the above nam.
Ell parties to Indemnity them against taxes
sustained ~ contractor, Tor the Board Of
Public Works. The bill was read second
tine.
The subs,ilat" for the bill providing for
sbe admission OF certain eOunlisI into the
proposed stltroi Vest Virginia was taken
up.
Nr. WATSON moved to postpone the bill
indsdua'ely. Lost
THIS caused lengthy discussion as TO
the counties which should be named in the
bill. Nearly all the members engaged and
the Discussion was quite lively.
Mr. WATsoS moved to amend the bill 10
strike out the county Of Wise and il his
argument urged the importance Of the bill
ana hoped the courtesy of the Senate
you'd bo extended to him aud that the bill
nigh, not be hutrelly passed through
lie said that be was cure that the name
OF Wise was very Objectionable 10 many oil
the members present That be was salts
fed from the name Of the county that the
citizens were political aud personal friends
Of the GeAl aud consequently would be un-
willing to be within the boundaries Of the
the new State and that in tue absence Of
ofhs friend Gen. Wise he would insist on
the amendment; that be had voted solitary
and alone on this Jill but lelt sure on this
vote he woaId DO sustained by the entire
Senate. The motion 10 strike out WAS
lost.
The bill was at last ordered to its en-
gros-mcut without material change.
Mr.. STEWART from the Committee on
Courts OF Justice and General Laws report
ed back the House bill 10 divide the Council
Of the city oil Wheeling into two branches,
with favorable recommendation, aud this
amendment to the tenth section. "Bul
the first Branch may propose or concur
with amendments as ia other Proposi.
tious."
The bill was taken up and the amend
msut adopted and the bill read a third
time and passed.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

Tho Legislature Of Virginia, in session At
Wheeling, are to elect Senator for that
STATE 10 the place Of Mr.. Wiley, There
will be also two Senators to elect from the
new State OF Kanawha. Col, SeGar, OF Ac.
comac. isa permanent candidate for the
vacancy to represent the old State OF VIr.
vipia. lie has been all his life the advo.
cats Of internal improvement IN that State,
40 as 10 be called the De Wit Clinton OF
Virginia. lie has sacrificed his personal
Interests, aud has dared more than ANY
other man In the State rOr the maintenance
of the Union, aud will probably be chosen
TO represent the constituency betrayed by
Hunter.- Washington Correspondence Of ne
". ]. Herald.
Ills likely We think, that Col. segar will
bea candidate for some time for the United
States Senate before he gets there, the
pua of the HtraidI correspondent to the
contrary Notwithstanding, One chief treason
why he will not get there is because that
we do not presume the Legislature here at
Wheeling will elect a United States Senator
at all. For why would they elect any man
Senator when they are not to be his con-
sitususf 1t isa thing really monstrOus
4, US to, contemplate, the idea of having
four IUnited States Senators from the old
area Of Virginia, and all elected by the
same Legislature. The Congress Of the
United States would not stand such thing,
The voice Of the whole country would cry
out indignantly against it. 1t would be a
very uugraciouS thing for the representa-
tives Of the Western counties to turn IN
at the last hour of their connection With
the East, and elect Senator for the people
over there. Carlile can represent the
secession part of them, II he persists 10
holding on, and let the loyal men among
them choose his colleague.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

The same dlsnses iron Roaisss nils, get
these nss did cot want 10 70 to either Of
these precincts to cast ths,E TOt-s became
thsy we're rrtsli lie Hi! they waited
.hiI precinct fr.sitsbltsE,4 50 that insy
soa!d al vote A. this 5ul Of the way place
AgIlat the rev STATE. Hben II obliged 70
vote Al some Uaios pFseins, they U0aId cot
do 50. M FarnsWorlb referred 10 = letter
Gu0ng oIhsfi from that county confirming
these VisVs
NJ. DLut, said that Il had u-y'r 0ass
occurred 70 him 10 AK the re-eslA6ilsh'
meat Of this precinct 10 order that the Pso'
pie there might express themselves 90 this
question OF any Other He asked !! a. a
matter OF Of justice 70 these people who were
entitled 70 the ssms immunities a the pSO.
pie Of the res. OF the roua.y or Any other
people This question of,5s ne" State vas
10. be 70 made a test OF loyalty, il was a
mere local question He 'aii be knew the
name 0! the gentleman correspondent and
whore dasiArily coward the Almighty nsy.
er put breath no
M PAESsEoRrH replied that the gea'
Ismen from whom be derived bis Iuferma.
ton were as reliable and respectable as the
gentlemen who represented that couniy on
this floor. li- denied tha. rebels bad any
such rights in time OF rebellion As loyal
men had,
Mr.. Patrick said be was more convinced
since hearing the objections to the bill
than before that It ought TO pass He
wanted a iair election held aDd sid thai.
wben that was done the result would show
the Constitution WAS adopted by 1900 or
20, 900 mJoFity.
The vote was taken and tbs bill was pass.
ed, but three gentlsmsn voting against
MeSsrs Farnsworih, Ksehey and Suyd,r,
The following additional euErOssed bill
was read third time md passed:
A bill authorizing Smith aud Williams
To sell goods IN Jackson county.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation BY the New State
Commissioners.

UvHEREAs b. tAt Sshe1gls AaseIsd - lie Goa
w Ititgfi5a u West YiFEiAiA TIE CSzsziasisatft
tatrS!A banned have P9Ust Il TsegbrSss 'hs Soa'sH'
uoB ShiCh pfyrAEsl And prvPesSi th' $40 CSa'hs-
u9s ISo SEEiIlA TIE aid Cgazais'ishSrt, u iafy
4slsH ~ 70 rseSsTsn tie bsi4 CoGrsnt5h, are ~
Qglrtd = AXE the Gseatary tfrfa y teesfr ftFtr
sruLALga gAtfs!a fr0a tie eogaLe1 proP1sei 70 b
lBssisd Ia Ibs aad stEts, act hsfEioioFe Tspf''sa
ted, AHd % gu all JAeAas4cs GsAi have escutfel
Nas, thsEOfgre, the uudsnigusd CoGliHl,al1bsfa,
terllaE i arethsGgy 70 ree9EyGge tie Nd Cs1ytn-
ll5a take late soEIiisrAtgOn TIE Aet q CoaETvsa
entitled 'Au act fJg the Ad,ai!Ja o. the s.Ata o.
WeH yIrsiblG late The Ual1s, andiof sthSrEgrPsse'
approved DvesGbSF ST. lse3 % By tklt, or fFoslAA
Lga, FSs0HVrns the sd COaNCEton u Eavgi ~ TIC
Custom House 10 lhtCly o. WEssliaf, on raFsisy,
the 18th day u February ne1t. And DC 0Edsf Aai IL
fygt that e!rrt.gus " Delegate TO tAe al CoaVCa.
llus 30 held under AID HeeofdIhE 10 Ns Adt OF
the STATE q Vagina, % THURSDAY, the am DAY 81
February uvIL Ia the i9uoHiaE r0CbbUa not hrfsiS-
tore FrpTr,SHtcI thAiiGto sAy tbs eoauts, o. drssa
hrlsr AEd MoHr0s ShAll each elect two DeeEAio aud
the COUNTIES o. Morgan, PeadlSion Aud PoeAhoEiA'
thAl each slrct obe Delegate And that Al tbs same
Itag aGd 10 Ike EAnssf, tlectolh te held 10 III Va
cancels uhis6 have occurred 10 the rrpfSbentAhSn 10
The sad Cou1rnIiJn, that IL ~ tGy the eoIuty .!
Ohio shall trst oas Delegate In place o. GsEIon Bat
tclr deceased; The s0gnIy Of MATiyn oas Delegate
10 pace Of ilirAu HGyHobd, removed h0a the shts'
toe county II MASoa cue Delegate Ia place Of John
HIIl &c coed aDd the county Of kAbAuhA one Dele
gate 10 place Of James H. BtoSu, res,sBedi and that
the results VI the rlrciiouI in the several counties
named, BE- certified 70 The uadsrsiSBSl CoEHiSIioa-
cts 81 the city Of wheeling
GlVea ubd,T our hand, Al the city Of Wheeling,
this fourteenth day Or January, lsdS
JAMES v. PAXTON, "a VAN NlSkLE,
r. h CALDWELL, EPlJR4IM u. HALL,
Janl5-dGGtd CoDulsEoarrL
gran the papers Elth.n the linllS u the neu
State will publish The above until Ay VI election aud
send LillI TO the Commissioners
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
LiIT ORLRTTERs

d ENAtNIN9 ~ IHE WHEgLfNG hoSI o..
II TlCL, % he ltth cay = JassE-y, lsS1-
I6-PEsllsAsi by AzihsTtty = At " C1aEFUll q
TIE psfsf hAyinG he LAEGEsI CALCULATION Ia
Ihs DstriEt UbsFs yFiAEsd
G5-PsrS9aI eLiliRE fls !t;isrI Ia the LEE, w
p.sssa ~ ibsy are AsVEIrsEs,
L4DIEs' LIST
A!sIAsdsr JsIsisa Lse Wi4osE
Achrga Mrs. JGHss Lake Mar
Alsa LlEIAtsth MsKaA Niry AEss
Eroun LII.s NeDoaEAls ANNA
Esy lsi sgsSa NeCEfIy say
RasgJf4 Mr. GSEEo NsCgss MGg EilIabslh
Bray CEhATisA AsCgst Mary JAaS
BOD AaElo hcAdAHi nells
BAr4 AhsJ AsCgGAsThJ TSaPrFAae
HlfEsi AbEis
Bsas. PsssSE Miller M, cAL.lSF
BAFtsisy AEasa AyCArI EliEA
BgdsEi Fanny Meta My
CJhAksa fAEals Ae0Er ~
Cnah HAAaAh Marthd MaTthA
CgrtJu Eliza Y MsrTn0a El,Ea
Z 4uLiHg CHAN Jane Morrison EnEAA
CglISG Lib Nrdell Mrs JAnss
Cooley Han1Ah II Aafsh NrLadA
CyHa1f Maggie Meek M
CAVstI saTll AdAh AAIbsss hGrthA
CarkEdrI J0aBG Martin ChArtys
CIAFk saIis ManlJ LATinA
CiAfk sAraa Nyullnd MArEArSt
Campbell EllA NJ HknEy
Campbell Am SlehslI EitAbtih
Clifton ElIAbsth NGgsAIea Mary
Can!tbell JcnnIv Powell MARI
CAFVlhcu AhnisP P0Syy sAfAh
Carpsntsf CAmmlA P0Ftsf : Elizabeth
CA1Srl Kate l. Philips May
DJuaTAn dlrkAFstJ PGrril Maggie
DJgEhsny CaIaaTi1S k0Err LaeFeSA
D1bbs Edith lea hArAh I
DYE Mari AZ EleksIlS CAihAyHs
DlIiis Sarah jane RobiRioa II
pobbi AuErlins BOssbsFTy MSrUrst
BOLTON 81 EllA + hsllAn ktEabsth
DoUr, LlEIy EybaIon Mrs Robert
EIry Mary 81 Robinson MArJE
PuIler Mrs Charles SuiEer sarah q
Folisn'bee Mrs HEaaSA BsshLI'' Susan
FirHiuKFJ SBtlinEsr Mary
G0uimJburg Sarah settler Mar
Grs,r HnryE Sherwood MUJohu
Crime Pouisua Silver Rachel D
Gausnry Martha sieAlyf May
lir,Woid EmnA Saunders Maria Jane
Griflth MAryE sIllmAn Anna EiIA
H5ut Helena Thompson MuME
H1rssr MsTu Thompson sarah
Holmes Francis Iiass Mrs WIN
Hp,t Marry Towers Ellen y
uuuklr Rachael Told NE
h1llsaW Ellie Taylor sarah
Hrnie Cltbnlne TerWil rGrr Elizabeth
IIAlesy EiHe Unruh Carrie
IIrndrixDn Jane YennemIH LIME
Hampton MAryE hoi hn Andrew
UIDr Jrnpl. WAlch Bridget
Irving Maggie Wellington LlIIie
johnson 4 Watson Anna
Johnson Martial WolUlnEton Elizabeth
Jackson DophlA l. Watson Melinda
Jones MAry whltnArph PhAleIA Ann
jenkins Celia Wilsy sarah J
J.nkns NAry William, Mary Ellen
Johnson Betsy West AbnA
Krsft Nrs Ge5rEr Wiley siiiIs
LytIs Hannah 2 Wright Sarah .
Long Maggie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

Qfrtaths
JOSEPH DARR, ia,
MAJOR and Provost MAnhAl Gsnl Of Va
ssrKsAut John =. ". MewIiAmI, Captain BAEE's
company, age q years, height feet 10 inches com.
pSIion light Syes gray, half light supposed to he In
WrtIel county, Va,
Private Andrew Mooney, company A, lIth ViTEi.
MA Infantry age - years, height cot 10 inches
complexion lISbt, eyes blue hair dark, supposed to
be In BeuWood MArahGl county, Va.
Private james ". Gray, company A, llth Virginia
infantry, sEs 10 years, bright IrSt inches, CONF
plsxion light eyes blue, hair light, Supposed to b. In
Marshal county, near Knsbyh Rock.
Sergeant Franklin ClTmHn, company A, 18th Wiz
EIniA infantry, age q Yeas, height feet ineh'
complexion light, eyes gray, hair light supposed TO
be hi LtIlston Station b. o. Il. r. GrsSns county
PSnnA.
Private Daniel Gump, company A, llth Virginia
Infantry age 50 years, height feet 10 inches, Com.
ploIon dark eyes black, hair black Iuppo,ed to be
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near Litlston
Station,
GsorEs II. Purdy, company A, llth Virginia lnian-
try age 81 years height feet 10 Inches, complexion
light eyes blue hair light supposed to be At Mounds
Vile MAtShAll county, Va.
Corporal James }. Riggs, eomIAhy 4, llth 'irE-
MIA infantry, age 10 years height feet 10 inches,
complexion light eyes blue. hair dark 'uppoaed TO
DO near Littlstou station urtsnr co "a VI,
Sergeant Vim. Cumming, company 4, llih NirEi-
n Infantry, age ~ years, height feet sinehes
eomplsxIau light eyes gray, hair black supposed 70
bs IN Malaga, Monroe CO, y.
Private VIM. MAlred, co. 4, 18th Va. Infantry, hgs
% years height feet Inches, complexion dark
eyes black. supposed to be In WetIel CO., Va.
Private WIN. McReynoltI, CO. A, llIh Va. iniThtry
,r, 20 years. height feet 10 inches, complexion
sandy, eyOa blue, hair sandy, Iuppossd to be near
Private Osear Rssd, co. A, llth Va. Infantry, age
20 years, height feet inches, complexion light
ewes blue, hair light, Suppo'ed to be 10 A1r'hal
county, Va
Private Samuel d. Smith, co. }, llth Va. Infantry,
age ~ years sheIEht feet III inehUa1
light, eyes blue, hair light, supposed to be At len
wood, Marshal CO., Va.
Private John T. GO'sstt, co. A, llth Va. Infantry,
age u years height feet sIBehEs complexion light
eyes blue, bAIr light supposed to be In smishheid'
Ohio.
Private Daniel RImble, CO. A, llth Va. Infantry,
age - Year, be ght feet Slnehes, complexion dark
eyes hazel hair dark, TuppnIed to BE- 10 Greene CO.
Pa, near Llttleton Station.
Private IIrson Hight; CO. A. 18th Va. Infantry, ago
u years. height 8 feet inches complexion DARK
eyes dark, hair dark. Supposed TO be At Dilleyt
bottom, BELMONT CO., Ohio
IAnl5-2t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

Sir. Van Wrinkle, one Of the New State
Commissioners, Informs US that the New
State feeling iu Wood county ia everywhere
practically unanimous. The opposition to
it Is Of the reeblest CharaCtcr-sO much SO
as to be barely nPprcciablc, being generally
confined to the disIOynl,
This Is the good news we get from every
quarter. No State SO far as our reading
goes has been admitted into the Union with
as much unanimity among It's people as
West Virginia promises.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
The EIeotlOns In several cOuntl0''

Tho New State Commissioners bad scs.
sion yesterday aud arranged many matter,
Of detail connected with the approaching
Convention, They will adjourn to-day
Their proclamation appears this morning
Poll books will be prepared by them and
will be forwarded to every election pre-
cinct.
lie, the fricnds of tue new State now go
to work earnestly and promptly, especially
in those counties in which vacancies are to
be allied and in those hitherto unrepre'en-
ted. lie, US have good men aud no wolves
in Sleeps clothing. The people after SO
many receptions III the way of CArIiIe'
and Smiths aud Arnolds should know OF
a certainty what manner OF men they are
taking up. Make every man who asplres
to seat in the Convention put himself uu.
mistakenly on the record.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
card from Mr.. Hooton.
wuErllSe, Jau. IA, 1863.

WHEELING, Jau. IA, 1868.
Eipors httilyraeT:
In your Issue of this morning, Anti.Stay
Law, hslIug from Portland Preston county,
deserves from me no iurther answer than
this He tacitly admits my exposition Of
the celebrated EingWood meeting, aud
then tries TO get rid OF the censure that
that meetings proceedings merit, by
making perional attack on me. II this
iSnll,hs can say or do 10 viudicatiou Of the
proceedings OF that meeting, 1t places him
in the same category and deserves from
me no further notice.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES HooTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

If,Ls dispatch to the New York Pot is
reliable, the bloekAdiuR fleet have made a
most lmporIan, capture 10 getting bold Of
the private di,pAlcbe, Of jeff Davis AID
Secretary to their emismfie, in Europe
II the neNi can b. Eub,tantia,rd, II will
have mot reur,ng elect on the loyal
psopls Of the country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
nuUorsd Rebel Advance on VIM
EhgHNRr,

A rumor was brought 10 last c7enios b.!
passengers on tho Baltimore Road that the
latest nsws from Winchester was tho re-
ported advance OF Jackson against the
place. His army Is set down at The usual
number, 80 900. It Is merely rumor aud
may be utterly without foundation in fact.
We imagine our immense army before
lredcricksburg might be made useful in
preveuuug.the .diversiou.ot SO large iebe!
corps from their army before Richmond.