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The Portland daily press., 1863-03-18
Dimensions, &C., Wanted.

Dimensions, &C., Wanted.
kn0 LINEAL feet. ii by 15) Rock Maple or
ONIO 600 F." 4 by Isl
1900 # by s In ps 20 aud % II TX Beach
80 ps 8 by 12-12f n long, of Black Ash
400 pies, IS long IL in diameter at the butt and
at the top. straight and sound. Of white yellow
and second growth Red Oak, Yellow and Brown
Ash, Gray and White Maple and Hacmatac
1925 hneai feet, IL by l2. White Pine Lumber
s,s35 feet face, by T. white pine Plank.
Apply to DIT CHASE
meh5 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-18
Industry will be Rewarded.

RY addressing V, Box 2l6s, Portland, Me-, infor-
IL nation can be had how two respectable
young men can meet with good employment, and IL
business. mch7 Iwd.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-18

cutting up these shoulder-strapped loafers, of
whom we have SO many; but spare the true
soldier, prostrated by his arduous toll in fight
ing for the right; and one of these is Captain
Spiller. JUSTICE
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-18
NOTICE.
Internal Revenue Stamns

A FULL supply of all kinds of Stamps for sale at
IA my office, No. 80 Commercial street; and the
public will be expected to them and after this
date, (January l, 1861
When sold in sums less than one doaar, payment
required in Postal Currency.
OFFICE HouRs-s to l2I A. NJ; 2to4. Pm
NArH'L j. MILLER, Collector
jan12 diff LIST District State of Maine
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-18
e~ DR.. WALTER r. JOHNSON
Ufyy%A DENTIST.

Desires to call the attention of persons in want of
thar department of dentistry. lately invented by
him. He would be happy TO explain its advantages,
and show specimens of IT, TO any who may favor him
with call. He also continues to dt teeth on Gold
Silver and vulcante Rubber. Teeth filled by him
are warranted TO be useful and durable IL they
had never decayed
EH-oiiee 229t Congress street. two doors west of
New City Hall aud Court House. feb5 2meod
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-18

az All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editor Of the Press and
those ofa business character to the Pubiishers.
az The PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
PREss Once, in Fox BLOCK. No. s2i Exchange
Street, is open at all hours during the day and eve
ming, from O'Clock in the morning to in the
evening.
tY jon PRINTING of every description executed
with Dispatch and all business pertaining to the Of
fee paper promptly transacted on application as
above.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
Proposals for Mortar ShelIs,


= fQIEUNANCE OFFICE.
i7Ff AsIltToFl, u :, py1llprr u isf9s
CtEAEED PIl0POsAL3 ulit. % fscoIg5d n m
cembGr next for the delivery % my thousand 10
inch mortar Shells In TIE following Qunntltial ~
the following aFsoials, via: I7lI Z =
At the WateFtOEn Arsenal WatGrt0ED, MasA,
~ ~ w.sorva'ss Arsenal, Wet 4soy, y. y,
8. tie New York Arsenal, GovsraOr's IslaaI,
AZ fls Allegheny Arsenal, PittsbuIeh, Pa, s 900.
Al the o. g. Arsenal, WashingtOn, D. 81, 5000. 2 I
At the y &. Arsenal Sc. Louis, No, 1900. -
These shlll3 are % b made ofthg Kind Of metal,
and Inspected afor the rules laid down On the Ord
rance MaHuAl. Drawings en- bo seen any Of tie
United stateS ApSsnall. Fhei shlllsrAFe % be In
seetea at the foapdEy lore east, iFee q charge for
tIsnspoFtation or handling until delivered AZ the
Dsfveriss must Be made at ne rats Of not la,
than I'VE Per cent par week % the mint UR % pFO-
eciiIes eOntneIed f6r; the INT deliVrEy % boIadO
within twenty days aftER TIE date % tie e1nfFef
anh any failure % deliver AZ spechSd tlalo WIN
subject the contractor b iGFlatIFo az tn nuloF
Separate bids mast be made for each Arsenal O.
the 6iddeHs propose q deliver at more than Ola,
No bid viii bs 0OlIi1GFed from parties other than
regular founders % pE1DTiet0FB 0f WORKS Who are
known 70 this Department 70 boOlpabls OfGEn0ufing
thO work e0utrastO1 f6F tbeIrQ
% enter into lgpdss WITH approved sretes 4br ~
I M peUnFtnent reserves ne FIsht 70 reject r.Iv
0T an lids O. not deemed for any ttaIiSS
Proposals VIII bad dressed % t'lFigaliaF HOlHTlI
Gee. 2 A5msay ghtef e gp,Haloe. g1shiagtel,
1ssoaIv5Seoass nrie.aS8 1S ThIsfoT 4 T46sA 645ssSs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

highest standing 10 society who might be
unable to go 70 NewmaFket or other races.
EFor time his customers we're paid as
regularly as the dividends and having 50
large connection, great number Of hOrF
ses were what 10 technically called given
him. This.will account forsthe change IL
the prices between the City aud the Park
which have been 30 often witnessed, and
many faVorite perfectly well In the morus
ing has s'becOme corpse 10 his hands In
the afternoon. For o time'he accumulated
money bat the idea that q faVOrite could
never win was ultimately fatal 70 him (; aud
Lord Frederick, bringing up such strong
body In rapid succession, s0wellaFmed aud
prepared for action, the ranger was obliged
to seek fresh fields and pastures nsW.+s-
The place Of his retreat is unknown, and As
his beer shop is closed and isignal of dis.
tress' hung up in his villa at BrOmpt0n,
the creditors have but Q poor chance lof
seeing any portion 0f his coin. That Lord
Clifton beat him very mreh there eAn heI
no doubt, and nothing but the depoAts
kept him going Afterwards. Under such
Il may be imagined the SET
element was not halfoompleted, aud uhl IS
some rule 10 introduced into the subscrip- |
ton. room, limttingthe number of accounts |
an agent should undertake to settle, there !
e no knowing when q settlement viii be
efeeted,. for gentlemen do not like to be /
bullied from pillar TO post for small sums,
and to bestold like q dan 20 'call again in
N honr,i until money has been eolleesed
In ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
How .aFhe Flns Ola virginia asnsIs,
fh-'.4 tHf. meme Act ~ =

How 'fThe Fine Old virginia GentIe-
| ih-''4 tN'- menn Act 3
The southerners have long contehaed
that sslfishness and avarice and peuurious.
ness were characteristic ofithe Yankees,
and distinguished them from the magnan.
imous sOptheFners. wit6 what surprise
then do We read ths following 10 Rich
mopd paper; Hl 81
HWhat would be the effect II IL were told
outside of Virginia that one of the frat
counties 20 pledge itself 10 the patriotic
resolutions, which have 3 IN 80 much adj
miFed !, has not taken even the yery first
step to comply with its omises { Nay,
far worse than this. Tho people Of this
county, 30 far from sellir = Government
pFlcea to the needy pr0cleill they have
nothing TO sell 10 the go MIN ent itseIf.--
Farther these people reflss 70 furnish
wood for the winter at any price whstever.
One hundred dollars have offered,
and they declined even q Farther,
these people have raised en1 1nns quanti.
ties OF sorghum at q merely lominal cost
ofproduetion many cftheni hayeon hand
six, eight, ten, twelve hundrl gallons of
sorghum molasses, for which hey ask Sl4
a gallon, o price even higher than that
charged in Richmondl What, we repeat,
would be the effect IL these aud other sto-
ries about the richest farmers aa5 planters
in Virginia were told to people outside the
State, who have been so recently, over
with respect and admf,Sti0n for
the patriotism and noble generosiii Of the
pledgea voluntarily mado bys i 2 ESQ self
saniepoFs1ns tiss'
Such thtngs have been Whisp pgreu y zJts
by persons whose yetaeity We dare not
cali 10 question. Obi shamei shame
Cad Il be true that the country gentlemen
of Virginia act thus2 We are loath to be.
lleve It. We are unwilling 70 tell what
particular county 10 alluded TO, Such .
county must be far from any seat Of learn
ing; for the effect of education is to en-
large the mind, make liberal ideas, and
thusexp the contemplate littleness of
alIsthat is mean, sordid, and selfish. Such
a county could not contain within its linn
its great university, and boast Of q larger
population Of well bred, highly educated,
and wealthy gentlemen than any other
county In the State. Il might be almost
any county you could name. but it could
not by any possibility be AlbemArle."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
Meeting In Harrison county.

According 20 previous notice, . .lafg,
number OF the Union voters OF Eael .t0Wh.
ship convened ct Hessyille, Harrison Co.
West Va, on Saturday, the 2sth Of'N0.
vembeF, 1868, for the purpose of fnOminat.
ing suitable persons for toWnshlp officers
The meeting was organized by ealliue
Jesse PigOt'to the choir and spP6iptipg 4,
Il. Bowman Secretary.
On motion, the meeting proceeded 70
make q selecti0ni aud the following per-
Sons were nominated.
For Supervisor; DE-. James Denham; for
justices, ]. WI BOggess and Robert Mason !
for cOustables, +. W! QnHHinghamaud Or.
B. L. Flowers; for treasurer, j. II. Robey !;
for clerk, William HaFbert for 0veFseer oil
the poor, William RiehardsOn. ft
]. w. Burgess. Esq offered the follow
ing resolution which was adopted: ts
Resolved, That this meeting recommend
Luther Raymond, Esqa Of ClaFksbuERs as
Q Suitable person tor e0anty treasurer.
On motion OF Rev. T. Ford, the follow.
ing resolution was unanimously adopted.
Resolved. ThatJ. B. Denham, B. L. Flow.
ere, John Robinson, VIM. II. RiehAfdSon,
James Hawker, George w. Robinson, VIM.
Harbert aud T. II. Bowman be apppinted
rs q committee 70 solicit means f0r tie
iuPport Of the families Of soldiers, In this
tOWnship, who are iu need, and distribute
he same as as they nSy think proper aud
light. -
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
Meeting be published IN the wheeling ft-
eIEigeHetr.
On motion, tie meeting adjourned.
ao JESSE PIGoTT, President.
THOMAS Il. BoWMAE, Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
The state oapltal.
SgD 7ltsS iIsl
Nav CRREK, West Val
Nov. 25th, 1858. ]

Editors LatslEgeaep:
I see in your paper Of the 2Tth instl that
the Leeislature has before it o proposition
10 appoint committee % locate the State
Capital, Now what wish 20 say is, that
/ think the action Of tho LegIslatnre pre-
matureAthat the pTeseut Legislature has
nothing 20 DO with the question, as NO such
question was at all before the people when
the present members were elected. have
been In many Of the counties Of west ftr-
giuia within the last few moAIhs, aud can
safely cay no such action would be en-
dOrsed by the people. But the subject Of
the location of the Capital was before the
people generally at the last election, and
the question therefore properly belongs %
the next Legislature. JUsFtcE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04


MI -. - ~ nIaa6a6Ra4, U9ffara n t1liIlaR ma
eedent In the history o. tho world 9heretsno seeret
IN the matter. They are at once the most speedy
strengthening healthrestoFoF over discovered 10
requires bata single trial toundsrstand tha Their
purity can alWays DO relied upon. They ere CON-
ppssI - tlIs l.ll.nya I-lAl o4le-lills
Bark, Dandslip1 chamomiie Pio~er LeyspasF
1890
sAAgr cox! SC.
They are especially Recommended 70 elaGyinens
publG speakers, and poFsOns Of literary habits and
sSdeutaFy Lie, who require fFoo digestion, F6iSh
fpr tSoa, and clear mentai fAeuitisa-
Delicate females and weak POFsoHs are esFtaip 70
End in these Blttsrs what they have % eng looked
for:
They purity. strengthen and inyigoFAts.
10y s.S.S nss..ly :. spS ~. AZ,
ss ~ ~.
-lss y
@ 4Sss s.Lsa asI '.s ~. .t ~ ~
-. -. ~, ~ n, |
Tbsy s1rs ostrssa Cbo,sra M Cbolsra Arorbul
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
gihs4l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
FromMorgan County,

tAk - -naokt1 =. ~ az Tagn1 aINj0ana nF
No. A. . : nonS,g r b.,d @ Z,on Gbnrcb on
.ssn =. SgsyI T.s:,. I aS' ieka
iIespy, Ss :l,.i1s 90 Sss.;s 4sG SiSs, n, Tobn
MI; III ,.asSa SaSiiaa n ~ ,ha rta;s snJ Jscob a
WI mas a ~ ',
A,Snet tSl mss ME- Sia,iS ~, = ,..ea
- ~ aasststsS - .Anas, sni,sbIs Tssoln-
Mas apFnrss,S1a e ths nh;sct and sense Of
..gusi ~ y sS tSe committse
sns snsdn.aS nss ,hs t,iIe,stes. Su '
FepOE.eu 1 tus 'S'.0Ms 81. ,;.o noe, cha 9O.b
ulS.. a,si... sSI = ~ No. sS ,Ssrtersd
.: Va ot;a,, nass % 81 iss oficsrs
n tn's v4gpyI SaS S.'.U,, ~ ~ =
eeSe snoTn tuse s. psvpst iIe apa. ons haiS of
~. ,ka csnso Ff the
tneiE ngnttng popolalo9 70 sns .sat ~ tSs s
Union, ana mol over 9 eo4sn 70 1n.. y. sue
re3et,lon, Wnliss ~! tne'r - hT'iH.ss DE-
sssIe.esS stS5 ~ Ipnsaa neaa sut ,hsreso,s
nlse 70 9nson NM shspi " snsss 49, ThorD
heiotvea. Inat ip Mges 4. D. p..a1,SaPP' amTaP'
apI Yue o.nSels atN 5Vsa iH.a - soNn'
we Iec9gnlEe true so.eiess, % o,S sna
w snu " MID MAO
E0uSlllOuf huU 6utA4t ~ 1tA- S4ANS9 AASte ~"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
IMPORTANT 10 s0LDIERsi
Those hayine Friends in the Army

Those haVine Friends in the Army
We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends In the army to the Jaet that
induced bY exposure and piYatipns incident toeanp
life, In the lists, publtshed almost dat:y in the
n6wspapers, ON the arrival OF the s'ek tt VIII
n0tieed that very large proportion are suffering
from det5iIity. Every case Of that Kind be-
readily cured by HOofiand's German Bittera. Dis
eases resulting from disorders Of diRety6 organs
are tpeedTiy removed. we have no hesitation in
stating that thuAe BitteEs were freely used among
our seldisrs hundredso of lives might be saved that
We an PARTICULAR attention to tie following re-
markabls and well authenticated cure OF one ofthe
heroes, whose life to use own language
tthas been saved by the BltteFs!s .iiifi2 ='1sfi
I afn d 'is.. ,PaILA1E1PH1A, Aug. 28d, 1852
sIEssRs. JoNys i lsyAns gent tlemen, your
IIooAandG German Bitters has saved my life There
s no mistake in this It Is vouehed forhy numbers
Of my comrades, some Of whose names are apPended
and who were q AZ tne ~, ,s ~ %
years a member Of Shermans celebrated battery,
and under the Immediate command OF Captain r. b.
aSso1s duties. was attasked ID November lait
with inhA mmatton ef the 1ups epd Ny tgs
the Hospital Th,s VS. tSlSgsa SI n Fs
STS tben removed from the White House, and sent
to this city on board the estate Of Maine rom rom
Il have been about as low as any one could be and
sti retain spark et vitality foE g mSFs
gss again. sc, &. - 5. -.
SSla LES eosid not ias under such
stsnces; and, aeeoraingiy, the ~ VII have
ben wSfEias nithtaily, 70
IL told me they ee1ld % 20 m6Fe sgE and ady.
me 10 - man, and e such ltisp
SSse wSo yisited iIiS at tho M. FFedsFis
vi, % sixth below rols pss
feEloEn hppe e ~ ASg5s ss
taxing them the gloomy % death Fseededs
aud i am nov, G9d t9Eit gsstirg 5stssE;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

! gLAL N0IilI5 Uqubio ths UboVo Fato5s =
A=Y6af1Y sAdyortisi on reasonable terms heeor-
ding 70 TIE space occupied and the tGhgugpa
Alladyetttssnentsfr from transient personsor strang
business Cards not exceeding hVe lines SO year,
or 50 for aI hdnthB bt for shorter poriod nothing
VIII be counted i0sB thaufa squRFoI. b sft{
The privilege Of Annual Advertising 10 limited 70
the Adyertisers' own 1mmedlate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsons a.
well all legal ftSemants, and advertisements
6fauetIOn BlleS and real sent In by them mus
be PAID for at the usual rates. II 4 II ~,
AS1Adyerttsements not accompanied With Wrtton
directions, W be inserted until Sand charged
accordingly.
Notiees toF Political Neetinsi to be charged In all
cases at full rates.
/! Marriages Notleesof Generals, and announcements
Of sermons, 80 cents each h ]. popy11-'5s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
PROPOSALS FOR HEAVY PRO-
50 JEOfILES. s-,'A1s-
oRDNANSE s OFFICE: DIT -.
MAsaINaIo1. NoTsnhsr.1 1

WAsHINGTgN, November &C, is08.
GEAEED PROPOSALS win 10 rosafVed q I'll
eSsF nsa C. ssy PESsis t q bs 1esIs sSs =
IN tAa following fquGntlll6lL at he andafi liIie
atsehaIs, yI9. - ~
AT THB WAFRRTOWN, ARsENAI, MASS.
2.ge0 IS inch battaring sbOt
II 1900 in1h Ghall8 flT : 3rs
5000 % Ineh shot
5000 10 inch EheIls
ATTHE wATERvLIEE ARSENAL. WEST ERo9
1850 lsinsh bat,sEiipgS Slot =
1000 Is inch shells
1000 10 inch shot 81
1000 70 tneh shells =, 9. ...-l,. : a. ~ -s--5
AT TliH .. 3. AlEsllN A. A. eoYEAsoR's Island.
5000 Is ich battaIIhf Sist z zfas -
1900 10 inch sh0t
go 10 tneh shslll
AT IlrE ArIEsa alisy Z, PEEFsBURa
1oo0 IS inch batteringShot
5000 10 inch th6t
AT THE 81. LOUIS ARsESAI, 81. LOUIS. NO
1OO0 10 inch sh1t
1000 10 inch Ghells1 f 81 sa3i5sfi
AT THE WAsHIsaLoS ARsBNAL, WASHING
3Qetp.C. -l5 J,s.ise 0Cff
900 1Sineh battoEiRg shot
1000 rs Ineh sllsiis.
I. 5SSS 800 70 70 i5es iosa s3ss ssi3seisI..t,.e1 saDs
Fh6 PEgJeetilos are % be made of the kIud of
metal Ahd ihspeefei aiieF Az FJSS ~ - h, 1I
Ordnance Manual, with the sxelpti n fh6 iS -
of t6hIilS strength fansinF 6stVooii S S a1i ;os
90 pounds q fha, square inehi aud fIiSi rIlSt ~
sial Ss % 3 @ IS Tos a q ,o ss
teIsea e . tass9 sEog t9e 10 L..
prqlsetes are 70 bo inspsetsd at tie E1andFy where
easi, but must be delivered AE t6a SO
delflpred a tie aFeIi NJ IIlI1sf ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

IA. is not good 10 live. In fear, nor & Il our
a1sls as, 3 fgs ie os aR.aSs @ ab sisSs s. 1aaI az
this world would be little worth living In
were there no work 20 do 70 exercise the
faculties and energies that God has given
10 ,hs. The land here fruits grow .spon-
taneoasly, and where peasants live on milk
and che tndts De DO wild animals, g mo
land for ;tEe grand old English race .thst
has done more than nlI other raees put To-
gether 70 vim the woFl a from the EildsE-
ness, and make Il . hAbItatiOn for civilized
man. Il; fials M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
Albums Albums Albums I
: OARDgI CAlDSI oARDsI .lI.
Partridge's GaIIarY!

1Ru.is % held ...oua % 80 card.. Prlsss
O1E11 q An kil1s HEIeasGoal 8 q qSes,.fs s..es
I1E Gala allglys D ne dozen, 10 a. 100 sll-
Among tlgle cards are CODES OfalI IIIa fnf5G Ef,
tuFu8 b tho bost ulstafs true EallI Of m ~
Uliql QloeEs nndg plhlie Ilnu FuIIGFlllF. PEllrIS
sesl6lyr &et alo large RnOtosElPh S0peS OfoFeFI
aiiSslSI dSss5adf % thoso hosans AIasS d..
Car1l hy the quantity 20 ouIl a1lll. &
l6Fl0na Qll6 oallit Vill Wheeling ~ ri Al a
Ee1 stamp % RaEtEi1E1i8 0all1EY oll have q EFoa
Lfst q Albums O. datalogao q ClEls returned %
them bF mall, - tll4 %
PART8IUaE3 9ALLERH,
hOVn III 1ala -, WhoelloG, ". Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

TWEED8 AND CA6HllIIsEtN8s
"A sSsa. ~ Is Il s. sis
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ailp ii IL lIiiaiRareg .

lfE1a1s OF ADyHRT1sINes IS
TWELEE soLIp LIGRs or NoRPAREn, CoR oN1 IHoH, lo1
LRss, MAR1 a Hou1GG. is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
ID. TIalnIInIler's lCOugIl lIixfure

DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
UTKfGHED % he taii1s6 d.ull fl-lidI M uaut-
w ins. mis- milCthFa las loaI a ult ever f1Ety
years and has neg. ryet llel pguFe COlsls poldi.
Il & PaEsly q aVesstabls CI61pauna
ttisfIsAsaaE = ths lalafs.
..,,s,. ns0astaouips.
Il dOaI nj Tsoaaes dEosllBs1ss = - ,
Ttf9 tllA F1lllt ofsclelil1 u researches.
EG lils net fts equal e ColEh aliEtlEa faE y0lnf
q ~ disoosstsa " z EeEalss g.g.lslas. .s.ss
If toeoahlsLd1 Ii6sf plFtlcuIlIly q dslIGlts T.
It 3 Is svos shs B..t c55a Il iiztas d tsWo.is
ONEE - CESt8- R1Eslle - ~ lJlElst5ES
CHAREES ~. fifIAHaN
nos1I DsaEEst. Cs1lse WlssiIaS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

fprIss IS CO. per igE ss ~ ~
r6r .als ~ Ilsis and Dealsrl every Nhota
q, ~ IIhitei 81 and By al the and
= naal6rIin Whaling. oetsty
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

JOHN HABERMEHII,
ATTOREIEx ATIAAw
Nd soLIoIT0k FOR ALL KINDS Up MIL
A iTARY CLAIMS, VIII do business In nsGsrptsg
AR5 oniss No es Monroe street, opposite the cOur.
House, Wheeling, wv a .f-ssT
uoY2 1y-6mH
, 1863-08-01

From the Cleveland Herald, e0th ult.l
Amorg the cold-blooded murders Of Nor.
gan and bis gang, On their recent raid, none,
for atroclty, eufpasses the deliberate assassin.
alton Of Dr. W1n. n. Hudson, Of Pomcroy, In
this st.te. Dr.. H. was fnther Of the Lite
much lamented and gifted Prot. Hudson, OF
Oberliu, who 1ost his life so sadly by accident,
also the father Of the late G. G. Hudson, o1
ObeElin, and Of our worthy fellow towns.
man, L. D. Hudson, who has Just returned
from paying the last offices Of respect to tue
.easns Of MS father. The facts Of Dr. Hud.
sous murder are these:
On Saturday. 18th, about 800 OF Morean's
thieves were near PomeroJ. DR., H1dsou
lives near TINT place, and having very yalu
able horse had Jeff his house and secFeted his
horse. Returning home he passed near q
neighbor, an old man, named Heisel, who, up-
fortunately, was some Hhat excited by liquor,
aud was making demonstrations of defiance,
although entirely unarnled, towards the rai
ders who had come In sight, Dr.Hudson,
seeing the unfortunate condition Of IDS fiefgh-
bor, went towards Linn to quiet him, fearing
mtslap might come Of his folly. Before hs
reachcd hls nelghbor. . rebel shot Heisel, who
fell, md Dr.: Hudson 4uickened his pace to
faeten to his rescue. The rebel ordered him
to halt. but he did not hear the challenge, iu-
tent upon bis dying friend, when the rebel
Lieutenant ordered q STAR psAooter to fre, who
did 20, lodging ball ii Dr. H.'s thigh, al,at-
tering the bone. The Doctor lived mill We'd
1esday, the 24th.
The ball WAS fred from Distance Of sixty
yards, Of course by sharpshooter. This gang.
Of murderurs was captured afterwards, and as
they passed By Pomero5, q d-daughter Of
DR.. E., who heard the Lieutenant give tue
order to fire, went on board the boat, but
failed TO identify The officer. Undoubtedly
he bad changed his appearance by cutting Of
q large pair Of whiskers which be wore When
The murder was committed.
Both the murdered men were unarmed,
both old men, Dr.. Hudson being seven.y-six
yearB Of nrr
, 1863-08-01

from the Richmond Dispatch, July 25
Mexico Is as completely: In the hanls Of
FInnce at this day d tndla was Ia the hands
of the English one hundred years ago. M
doEe that he docs not will-and everything
he wills will be dune.
We wondor how ' Uncle sam,n "Mr. Doc
die" or whatever pet name he chooses to be
las long had hia greedy eyes fixed upon Mex
Ito. Old Cass, with most portentous galp
Of his huge gnllet, threatened to swallow the
whole Of Mexico nearly twenty years ago. We
wonder how he will like its being s1atcl,cd
away in the very agony Of Digestion What
lltioniets, who were to plant the country all
over with abc.:tionlsts like themselves, in
order to surround the Southern States with a
wall of fire? What Is to become Of the Mon
roc doctrine, which. IS Interpreted By the
learned doctors Of Tankeedom, was designed
press use of the Plymouth ealnts and their
descendants? II expect to live to see the
daY when gentleman rising In his place In
this house will be sal1ted BY the Speaker as
the gentleman from Patagonia said long
John Wentworth In the House Of Represent
atiyea, whirlinog his arms about Ike The sails
Of windmill, ard shouting as though he
were hailing ) boat at sen, or talking to man
across prairie in high wind. What is to
become Of all these highly wrought cxpecta-
tions Of universal conquest? Where has
s'manifest des:iny' hidden Its diminished
head? Monroe doctrine, universal conquest,
manifest destiny, all have gone down before
the universal ":nigger." Ths :. saints" you'd
nd. let him rest n peace. and, By meddling
with him, they have utterly destroyed their
power to NEEDLE anywhere else On this con-
tfnent. Rather, than not neddle In our af-
fairs they have given up ona Of the most gor-
geous dreams OF conquest that ever opened
to the vision Of avarice.
The French will be the best neighbors for
us We could possibly have. They will be
They cannot otherwise develop the immense
resources Of the country. They viii keep
abo}it1onists from settling upon our eouth-
ern frontier. We shall strike up an immense
hads with them. and the two peoples Wil
form On alliance offensive and defensive which
will set the World at defiance,