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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17

It's exercise was prevented only by the
firmness Of Governor Vance in resisting
these dangerous encroachmsnts upon state
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39aiIp panteIllaentet
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Twnvrs so1rD Inns or NONPAREn, ION oN1 ncH, Jon
LHss, MAKH soUARE.
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2 . NE8-bPL0IAI NoTI0E8 Double tho AboYe rates.
n AS-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, aeoor-
ding to the space occupied and the number OF changes
from transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid for IN ddUGRce. D
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO year,
or So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit OF other prisons as
we'll rs all legal and
ofauction sales and real estate, them muSa
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with VT tteA
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.sG ~ .a
Notices Tor Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. I'D, ~
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nonV11-'69
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INSURANCE iCOMP'YE
on WHEEIING. IVA
DIRECTORS

O1Ik1OGOES9S
I,iu Reid, John r. Miller, Geo. &. Wheat,
"a Mendel, John ZeOckler, Sam, Mcclellan,
e N. .Franzheim, jas. N. Vance, Alex. .Laughlin.t
..,aIs COMPANY having been duly organized, are
prepared to take risks at fair rates on buildings
nj kinds, merchandise, manufacturing establish
MS, furniture, steamboats, and cargoes on the
Stern rivers and lakes, and also on the lives Of
b .fSons for q term OF years. This Company ofers
sberior Inducements to farmers, whereby they eau
Insured for three years at reduced rates. Thisbss
ID home institution, compOSedo Of some ninety
I6ekholders, most Of whom are among our best bu-
afss men, recomnends itself to the favorable con-
Ieraon Of the insuring public, and solicits their
.IrOnAge. t
d led to by tho Secretary.
E9tlce No. Mcclure House, being the Same for
N. g. ARTHUR, Secretary.
5OuN REID, President.
sAM'L MCCLELLAN, Vfce-Presfdent.
IA O ARTHUR yAgent for paying Pensions. ONCE,
nj d, McLure House, being the same office formerly
TN11a aFRFN
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MR. yALLANDIsHAM's STATEMENT.
From the Riehnona Dl.paash.

A portion Of Mr.. yallaudigham's address
embodies q very stFonge statement. II IS
TO the effect that he (Vallandigham), while
in the Confederate States, did not meet
with 4 single person who was not resolved
10 perish rather than yield to the pressure
of arms; bat that every person BE con-
verssd with expressed himself willing, Il
the Yankees would withdraw their troOps,
not know who were the persons With
whom Mr.V c0nVersed. We are sure We
have couyersed with many more southern
eFs than he ever did, aud we never heard
the first one yet speak of reunion. BE has
certainly made great mistake somehow
or other. s
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NEWS FRoM TAE SOUTH.

mass Conventions of Unionists called
in North CRFOllna-0eIegatl to
nuncIRLl0n or COnfedeFRte T'yran-
ny-RotaliHtionR and ttie Black Flag.
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Mr. Dunbar speaks occasionally tolthe
business of7t the House, and is very pointed
in his remarks and direct instheir appiica-
tion. Is very earnest about his duties as
legislator and means business /; Is q very
clever gentleman socially; but has q care
worn. tronbled that never deserts him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-17

caTra.pOadsnes AfoBHs Evening Nsas -'-7i
"The games mp. It's useless calling for
Us men up to fOrty.fiye, for we can't co.
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AfTN a
Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CT
ASSETS JULY L. 1sea.

ASSETS JULY L. 1854.
asn AND TREASURY NOTES, on
band and deposited on call, and In
Agents hands, S26l ,b6I 30
INK sT0OKSin New York, Hartford,
Boston, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and
pther places. S0zJ4o4 w
ISITED STATES and sTATE STOCKS,
New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennes-
be-, Missouri Michigan, Indiana. .,.. 6S6,411 SO
by BONDS, Hartford, Rochester, !
Brooklyn, Jersey City, New YOrk...... 225,020 90
AILROAD STOCKS, Hartford and
New Haven, Boston and Worcester, !.
SRTAGE IS BONDS............ 1ss2OO 90
BAL ESTATE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 67.963 1S
Total 4sslas 10
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

Washington, Jan, 81 --Tho Worlds
correspondence dated Falmouth, goth
inst, states that on Saturday and Sunday
.ni.hS, he rel&,s were scl!yciy engaged
in massing artillery and infantry oppo.
sito the forts aboyolFalmoth; also in con.
sirpcling new rife pitts and rcboub,s for
sr.llcry up tue river,
Weather c'eer aud cool Roads
good Everything favorable Cor ac,iyo
operations,
Washington, Jan, 2f-Thc news from
the Army of the Potomac has caused
greet deal Of excitement here. The
character Of the news has rot been pro-
mulgalcd.
Refugees from Richmond, whero they
LEI. on Monday, represent that, the week
previous 10 their departure, there was
great excitement in Richmond, owing
to a rcpor, that large Union force mum
bcrug 10000, was on lis way 10 Well
don, n q; that large Ncoto gunboals
were ia the waters of North Oarolina,--
About the same time General Andcrson's
division of Jacssons array numbering
about $4,000, passed through Richmond
aud went south, which feet, added much
to the excitement
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received from its panocea for oil the ills
that tho body polite ia heir lo--tro q in
halalions iRsepemble from the constant
presence OF the "irrepressibIe negro. -
Aquiescence is reluctantly given TO seize
all the property Of armed, cou,umacious
rebels except the niger. Tile Union
army may well permit the escape Of the
horses or The other animate properly Of
incoIrisibIc traitors il they will only
fuithlully--"corch the mayer Modern
Democracy surely has violent SYMPHONIC
if not nIropdy ia the last stages ot--ne.
gropLl@o.
50 iadus'riousIy an insidiously las
the agyer been served up, moming,
noon aud evening, day after DAY, since
this nnboly crusade in the interest OF oil.
garchical dcspotism, began, that its Devil.
dered, bcgrimmed, bosotted, be'oolod,
yotories Give aad move to subseryc the
interest ofthe negro, aye, willing even
10 sell their country for "a mess Of-nig-
g2r- portage"
Strange, any man reared in this God
favored land can be so demented as not
To see through the 0im,cy web, traitors
with such satanic ingenuity, CONTINUE to
weave before their iizzg eyes. In the
absence Of the hundreds Of ihcus'nis Of
Unionists on the distant bat.le-felds,
these despicaLle lri,ks'crs have so man.
npualod the niger as to carry the Lee
gisIa,urc OF three Sales and elected
Governors in two.
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REGISTER.

| have no terms to make with traitors
which look to the destruction ofthe In.
ION ! am satisfied none other can be
obtained. Time will determine whether
my position is right or not. l abide it.
The war has cost me lrials and tribu
Ia'ions. | can truly close my remarks
with a quotation from an ancient pbIos.
opher, uttered over tho dead body of his
son, slain in battle: | should have
blushed il Cato's house had stood secure
and flourisbed in a civil war"
There is deep touch OF pathos in
this which many a member and many a
fair lady in The galleries can fully appre
tilte, and there is an bonest murmur Of
sympathy as the oulspoSen Democrot
takes bis seat and ends the debate.
For a moment or two there Is o sharp
ironing FIRE Of motions AMI resolutions,
quick decisions rom the Chair and calls
Oh the Leader for information about FL.
lure husincss. Theo somcbod, moves
for adjournment Members adjust heir
p9per and start fyr The door, without
waiting for rbo vote; there i general
rising in the g,'!aues aud stream Of
beauty anl fashion pours down tie graod
star case, aud through the halls aud lob
b,sa'
The "Fiell Day in the House" is over
1.-The kind reader is exhausted viii it,
I &.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29
VEST VIRGINIA.

Theipeople residing within the boun-
daries of the PROPOSED nav State are in,
tcrested in knowing, how the adoption
Of our new Constitution and the corse.
queorcon pete md reversible estab
li.hment o distinct and independent
State Government, will affect them in a
material and more strictly pecuniary
point ofyiow. We will note few tens
in this, reserviog Othrrs for future con-.
siier0tion. In respect to The State off
GERS, we remark that many cxpcn siyC
Offices provided for, under the old Con,
sdtulion and pursuant statutes, are to-.
tally abolished by the Constitution of
West Virgiuia;whiIe the aggregate Of
State salaries amount to less than thirty
per cent. Of that authorized by cur pre-.
sent Constitution The members of our
new Legislature both Senators and
Dc!egates-will receive bit seventy FIVE
per cent. Of what they did under the old
,cgima, md their sessions uro restricted
10 one haN the duration Of the old, viz:
to forly.fve days. TIE Lieutenant.
Governor is allowed IS per diem, while
West Virginia will have none. Lelcher
claims $1,000 per annumn, while our
West Virginia Governor can call for
but t,ro thousand. The first Auditor
mot 10 mention the lucrative salaries Of
the second and third Aulitor) draws
$4,000 year, but cur new Constitution
limits the pay of that officer to the mod.
crate sum of 81 500 aud so on through
he list Of State officials. While, it is
true our new State will be much sma Her
than "Oll Virginia, Sill the oppressed
md coG.emnel "inkabjlouts oftAe trans.
Allogheney region" will remember, that
The chief revenue ot he whole Sta.e,
vas releallessly wrung from them, and
to 10 lav!shcd upon tho lorily di-ui-
:,ras and pompous oalaia's, that onnu
ally came fockiag from every obscure
corner Of the deorepit "ti 'e.walcf sec
ton, to the opulent capitol, there to
feas. and riot upon the money Etched
rom tho hard earnings of thsir dcspised
md poworless subjocts--you West Viz.
riaiona. But thank God and Abrohom
lincoln, "the day Of deliyeranco draw.
h h."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29
PUBLIC MEErING.

At large nnl eulhu isslio meeting
OF y portion Of the citizens Of M-Soh,
county convened at Ncnsrs PrrrinG for
the purpose Of nomiiaing sui'ab
man to represent psrn Ihe Convention
which is soon to mcouy.no'
On motion James Ni,chclrec vas
elected President and Jscob ellis, Sec
rotary.
The object Of the meeting was stated
by tho President ina few bript and poin.
ted remarks. After several short spec.
ches being made on the importance OF
the occasion, the name Of Dr. S. 7.
Griffith, was PIT in nomination and Re.
ceiNei the unanimous vote as tho choice
Of this meeting.
On motion, it was Offered that the
proceedings Of this ucc,iog be published
IN the Point Pleasant REGISTER.
JAS, MlTGnELTAEE, President,
jacob ellis, Secretary.
January e9,h. $3.50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29
SUGAR OF THE NORTH

"sorgho,' or Hedges New Work on
the Cultivation ofthe Sugar Cane, ed,
ted by Isaac A. Hedges, of Dayton, Q,
A sorgho Pioneer. and well known
throughout the United States as tie
practical ezperimcnter in its cultivation
and manufacture, sorgho growers this
book explains the quality of seed; bOs:
kind Of soil; method Of planting; process
Of curiya,ing time for cutting the cane;
and the apparatus nccrssory to the man
urscturc Of mola@es or syrup, sugar win
egar, alcohol, &c. Also Information
respecting the profitable use Of the b.
gassce" together with such other valua'
be information respecting this very in
po'rapt prodGct of NE West as the grca:
Importance Of the suij2c: demaol'.-
The book win be tho most complete
treatise on the sugec; Ye published and
will be just what has long baon wanted,
and will he perfectly Pr.c.ie"l.
The work is now ia press, apl will be
published a5ou, the IL Of February,
contains over 900 pages, l2mo, iIu5tra.
ted.
Price, in paper binding, SO c's,'
Or beautifully bound in cloth 10
Hau, to any address, postage fee, on
receipt OF price, Apologize & Co.,
Publishers. 43 Main stree. Cincinnali.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29
POLITICAL SITUATION.
NUMBER l..

sob the infamous and reckless Leaders
IN Ills uncalIed for rebellion, never could
haya summoned the requisjlOcoayago to
havo inflated on armed resistance 10 The
Federal authority without presuming
ua, .2liye aid from THE Northern De.
maoracy,' so could they never have so
long lhwarled, the power Of the National
Government. il it had no, been for sue.
cor direct aud indirect figon them since
us FIRST inception, by these same subtle,
reasonable, lreachorou9 and ever &C.
cursed so called Northern Democrats. II
The same weapon they SO effectively
r3c! 10 insure political asconloncH ia
the peaceful and palmy day, Of tbt
Democratic dynaSty"--the Niger hal
ever boon ard CONTINUES tho potent cui
jel By which to belabor every honest
j, g, every Union man, from Maine Il
Caliornin Certainly the pseudo Dem
ooacywould speedily die or"gricf" III
~gc not for tho rinyiglNlioa bq.j.r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

bSy' A Washington letter writer de.
pic,s Hooker as wearing "his faults up.
on his sleeve, The world knows them.
lie is too much Of taIker. drinks too
much, and is inclined tora,hoess. But
he is, in spite of these drawbacks, every
zach a soldier"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

Sf65H By increasing our circulation, we
diminish our expenses. Cannot come,
one send Us list Of ncw subscribers.
Any ono sending us list OF Elk new
subscribers, at 81 80, will receive copy
Of The Register one year grltis,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

"Oh" says our better half, "has
Cooley come Al last? Do give it to me
at oaacl I'm TO read it Grsl--you know
you promised And 50 everything is
laid aside until Cooley" is fully perused
aud digeled ia such estimation is it
held by our butter half, and ladies gen.
orally, wherever introduced In fact,
Cooley with u, IS one of the neces
saries" Of life The February number
has jus! come to hand, and is even bet.
ter than any of its ilIustrious predeces-
sors. Terms SO a year. We will fur
nish Cooley" and the Register both
to subscribers for 50 5o.a year. +"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

'o'" ,,.'
on Tuesday last "'!'''m Cannon me
ne"'y,eiected Governor OF delaware de-
nyered ms 5n'U2uFa' address, w9icR II
nl,ea wiz" 'oya' ana ?alnohc sentiments
lie says t'"' at tNIS cusis 1t G'noo"e'
every Prl''Ie cur n ana csPec'oRy eV'
cry Puo,!S 'Loc9ona'y 10 men@0l 40
u"uo',' , IoyN'.y 10 'nv Nn'lo'1' '% 10,
ei""'e"', anu ic Is un",'nH@ % IeL we
,IS' opportunity wren ne "aS as Owe'
M's.su1te V' 'he o'o,e P"sS "U"oU- o.
curing ms discrimination 10 support 70
',e e. sA'T ~ o. ms power LOe uo'eFn"fn'
.. s',e oa'',' o,u'eS' t ne men process
90 90 rom a.. ~ co"s'aefoC'o lensI0 me
o,a,e Hisn' 'ne9fy' wien me las, m s.
sosI ~ I.'S p'eTect ~ uoT'tI'o' h"''o"
cam OF me Un't'd states IS paramount
u%H n.y. aIla:o .na I"o
]
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29
NOTICE.

All personshaving books or papOrs
belonging to Lewis Wcizel, decd, are
hereby requested to leave them at tho
Register Printing Office, or my resi-,
deuce, SARAH WErZEL.
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4 Tlecinnd $500 men Seat to Recap
tuTo Galveston.

New York, January FLA letter
from Key West dated the lath, states
tina, $500 men accompanied tie feet
sent TO rceoplure Galveston
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TO THE VOTERS or MASON.
JOHN McCULLoCH.

MR. EDrroR'-You will please an.
nounco the nome Of DANIEL Polls
LEY, Esq, as suitable person to rep
resent us in the Constitutional Conycn
ton, which IS TO ro as able at Wheel
Ing on the l}tb provimo mil obIige
MANY VOTERS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

RAGS. RAGS -We will pay the high.
est market price Ior rags at this Office, or
will take them in payment for the Reg
lister. Forty pounds Of good clean rags
will pay for the paper one year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

Eg- We received note from West
Columbia signed MANY Voters an.
nouuciug John McCai.och, ESQ., as a
candidate for Delegate TO the Constitu
tonal Co0yeo,'oui bu. ,s wo had ,oceiy.
ed the following card from Nj NJ on
tie day before declining 70 he can.
didale, We thought it bss! not to an
nounce him:
TO THE VOTERS or MASON.
Mn EDITOR Understanding that
the impression prevails to some extent
that | am candidate for Delegate rc
tho Constitutional Convention desire
to ,ay that NY health is so prccoriou5
that If announced aud elected, should
be utterly unable, at this inc .cmen, sea
son Of tho year. to attend The sitlings o
tho Convention; and therefore, am o.
candidate.
/ JOHN MCCULLOUGH
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Tueslay. Jnnuary 20. 1903.

SgEATE--Mr. Gather offered resolu
ton that when the Senate adjourned it
be to meet hereafter at nine O'Clock A.
NJ. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Flesher submitted the reprr, Of
the joint committee on the subject Of
printing W ich was laid on the table,
The House bill authorizing the 1eas-
sessment of nine acres Of land belonging
to Joseph Hidjnger, OF Ohio county, was
taken up and after some discussion was
rejected.
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HousE-A communication from the
Senate announced the passage Of prl.
yate bill for the relief Of Ephraim Evans
and others which Was read first second
time and committed. Also announcing
the passage of the bill declaring the
banks of Elk rivera lawful fence, with
40 nmendmml which was concUrred in.
Mr.. Kramer from the Special Com
miltee to investigate the manner in which
the public printing has been executed,
presented the report Of that Committee,
aud upon bis motion it was laid upon tie
table to be printed.
The following resolutions Of inquiry
were offered ond appropriately refarrej;
BY MT Logan; lDsructiug the Com
mitlee on privileges aud elections to in.
qmre into the expectancy Of proyiling
far separate vote for the Commission
ers of L. Revenue for the two revenue
dis.rcta Of Ohio county.
Mr. Kitchen offered a petition signed
by citizens Of Berkeley county. asking to
be annexed to the proposed New State
ofWest Virginia,
TIE Stay law bill was taken up, its
second reading completed and it WIS or.
dered to be engro,sed.
Mr.. Logqn from the Committee on Fl.
nance reported the following:
A bin transferring the interest Of the
State ofYireinjajn property. unsolicited
W., 10 Inc proposed New State, in tho
counties included in it,
A bill making an appropriation to tho
New Stale.
A bill authorizing the Governor to
postpone The coming May election.
A bill in reference to the troops raised
within the bounds of the new STATE.
a bill allowing mileage to tho mem
bers of the Convention.
Mr. Wilson offered a resolution in
struc,ing the Committee on Courts Of
Justice to inquire into the oSpodienoy Of
reporting n bill or bills repeating all
laws for the collection of debts
The speaker presented a communicu.
lion from the public printer which was
read laid on the tibe and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Farrsworth offered q resolution
insuucting the Committee on Finance to
inquire into and report what Legislation
is necessary to compel the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company and tho AID.
ans Express Company 10 comply with
! the laws requiriog Them to report and
pay to tho Auditor tho taxes and for
fixtures assessed by law upon them.
Adjourned,
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GSPetcrson."

Peterson's Magazine for February has
been received, This is decidedly the
bes, number we have. seen. Every la
dy should have it. The fashions are
superior to those published in any other
magazine in this country Don't fail to
send for Peterson" Terms 50 year.
Address Chas. J, Peterson, Philadelphia,
Penn.
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TGASRs-Wc would beg leave to re.
turn our thanks to our noble advocates
in Congress, Hon. jacob B Blair and
Hon X. X Whaicy, for valuable Pub.
lie Documents.
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OUR TERMS.

Owing to the advance in paper, lax
&c.. wohave been compelled TO raise
The price Of our paper: From and after
this date, tho terms Of the Register viii
be as follows -srity Ia airdacc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-11
snaenh nfasn- siOklss nt Saratoga.

The following is full report Of the speech
of Gen. Sickles, at Saratoga, made in response
to a serenade:
LADIES AND GENrLEMEN:-It is embarrassing
to be the sole recipient Of honors which others
should share. I am quite aware that 1 am
mainly indebted for these grateful compliments
to your just admiration for the brilliant con-
duct of the Sd Army Corps at Chancellorville
and Gettysburg. So far, however, as | am
permitted to receive your visit as an express
ion of personal regard, 1 thank you heartily
for it. A day in Saratoga reminds us Of any
thing but war-the sacrifices Of the North,
great as they have been, have not, apparently,
disturbed our pleasures or diminished our re-
sources. One more campaign in which the
army and navy shall feel that their VaIor and
devotion are appreciated by the nation aud
this sad war will then end in the re-estaollsh-
ment of the National Government over all the
possessions of the United States. II is not to
much to saw that we have already accomplish
ed more than was deemed possible by warlike
nations and high military authority in Europe;
and when the declining energies Of the rebell-
ion relinquish the sword DOW held with feble
grasp, this country will take its place in the
foremost rank of nations; we viii enter upon
a career Of grandeur and renown which no i'm
agination has iOreseen and no human agency
can ever arrest. Among those present. am
glad to recognize the familiar and cherished
faces of old friends. To these it will not be
without interest to know that l shall he in
command of my corps when the next battle is
fought. It is reserved for the army of the