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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03


OTPIcERs--An adjourned meeting of the
City Council was held al the City Hall last
evening.
s8coSD BRANCH.
The President, Mr.. Brady, appeared, vas
sworn, aud proceeded to the exercise OF
his duties
/ 4 number of The city officers elect were
called and svoru-
The President announced the standing
committees agreed upon by committee
appointed fox the purpose.
On motion, the nominations of the CITY
Sergeant elect, for deputies, as follows,
were presented and confirmed.
lsT WARD-Chaz q. Trisler.
% WAED-Emauuel Marshall.
81 WARD-So nomination.
Ara WARD-Jchn O'Niel.
sra WARD-William Wells.
STE WARD-John Jackson.
m "ARD-Willisu Richardson.
On motion Of Mr.. Caldwell, the Council
proceeded By joint ballot to the election Of
city ohesrs, the members of the First
Braoeh occupying seats in the chamber of
the Second Branch.
For Collector of Assessmeot.-WuIiam
Hamilton and VIM N. BerTybin we're nom
mated.
The frs: ballot stood-Hamilton %.
Besyhil! 10. Mr.. Hamilton was declared
elected.
For collector of water rents-M. B. Reed
aud E c. LETTERS were candidates.
The 6rss ballot stood As follows: Reed
10, JeFers Is, Warden l.
Mr.. Reed ws5 declared elected.
For Market M4ster-H. c. Crymble,
George McGinais, Robert Bond aud Will
liam RutheEf-ri were candidates.
FV't Bsilot-NcGinusss 0, Csynble Is.
Bond II, Rutherford ?. No election.
SeeOsd BaILot-Boud I9, CrImb!s Is.
Foe Curator of Market SqQare-Joseph
MeGiLl and Arthur NcGinnis were caudi-
dates-
Fl,'t BoHot-MeGnl %, NeGiunis s.
Mr.. AcGil! vas declared elected.
FOs City Weigber-MOses Ford and
!. Y Bulger were nominated.
F5sf BaHOt-FOri ., Bulger 6.
NJ. Ford Was declared elected.
For Lumber and Coal Measure.-Jscob
E. Bier aod Henry c. Colts were candi-
dates.
Far" BaLot-Bier 70, Cots 8.
M Bier was declared elected.
For Sexton of the City Cemeteries
Elias Bart hal no opposition aud vas de-
clssed elected
For Overseer of the ehain-gapg. Noah
Price, Robert Dsons6eld, Lewis Morris,
and Washington Deataubaugb were caodi-
dates
Fr': RaLLot-Ptiee IA, Dron=6sId 0.
Morris II, D=sfeobaugb 3. No election.
4See0'.d B Euot-N Morris 2I. Price y, Deaf
enbaogh !, Drons6eld 0.
NJ. Norris vas declared elected.
For Flour Inspector Mr.. James Melvin
had no opposition and was declared elected
On motion of Mr.. Wilson OF the LIST
Branch, the further election of officers was
postponed
The City sergesprs deputies we're then
qualified by the President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
New York Live Stock Market

NV ToRz, Feb. 2-The market TO,
Beef Cattle shoEed marked change as
compared with las; week TIE supply
vas large and generally of a poor Qualir1.
loe weather was about as unfzyorabis
Monday a= it could be and contributed
largely TO the general duIlaess OF the
market, Prices are quoted Ia2c lowe.
auo dull The bulk Of offerings we're com
moo, and was greater OF ;eiz kind than o.
better grades These sold about Ic per
pound lower than last week TIE range
Of prices vas from = to 2l6.3. The buik
81 the cattle went at Sofa To-day
there were good many sold Il vas though,
t1a; many would remain uusoId. Swine
sold fairly through the week The tots!
receipts Of stock ~ sill the pens this week
and last were: 0eeves $500. cows lsS
veal calves 2ess steep snd lambs 1909,
swine Is. 7Ql
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

ARRESTED Ror NATEHM.-In Steu-
gSl'''-e' o. Friday, mau named George
me vas arrested and committed to Jail
AAyoF' TO await rsquisition from
--'E'a0s Curtin. on charge of mayhem.
= Po'oag ont the right eye Of one Cvrps
= - 90Faen, resident of Cdsmbersbu-p,
"a WIT Of Aabsas eOrpu, WAS sued on,
as case And The prisoner WAS disehs-g-
% the grOand that the Mayor had no,
- Ho'lo'''y to arrest him The prisoas,
= Immediately arrested by Proves, Mar
- 80 Oa@P6Sli, ''fOr aiding And abet,iaR
| eae@y, during the rebel raid a,
-10sfsouFg' PA-p iass sumner, and a,
'1'' accounts WAS still in custody
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Reported Movement of the Rebel
Stuart.

NV Yoaz, FEB "A special to the
Tribune, dated Washington tie 81, says:
Caleb Lyon, OF Lyouvi!Ie, hzs been ap-
pointed GoJerp5r ofIdaho.
The TTibuue's army dispatch says, OF
the statement Of coalrzbaud, that the
rebel STARTS cavalry were coocsatra,ed
o. the western slope Of ThoroughfZ.e
Aouataio. recoo1oitsri0g A party OF
AorFill's cavalry went mere sud found 10
truth IL she report
RGuor ssys force OF rebels we're re-
Gently sea constructing i~o bridges
across the Rapidan, oas nothing dehaiie
was EscsivsG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

WAszINarox. Feb. 2.-Tbe Herald's spe-
clal says the report CT the rebel authosi-
ties being DESTROYS to propose pesce is a
cansEd.
Rebel deseE,ers state tia, iF;he Pres
ldeni's suoesty proclamation be allowed
10 reach Lees army large proportion OF
the troops would thrown down their arms
and enter our lines
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

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and preserving the eyesight. Gail and
examine his glasses OBce, No. % Mon
roe street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Notice to subscribers.
NOTICE 10 THE LADIhR.

Ire Committee OF Arrangements fog the
s2?Pe7 to abe Is; ". Vs. C4vatry, request
;5al al donations shall be sent TO Wash
.cEt5u Hall before tao o'clock P. Y.
The Committee OF Arrangements will
usei ~ .ne Hall ST. g o'clock. Members
vii please report promptly at that hour.
By order JOIN E. WILsoS,
Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

NEE YoRk- Feb 2-The Corsica for
Havana, took SIG oco in gold.
AdTiees from Memphis state that the
18Th Army Corps are preparing for move
ment TO attack the rebels in Mississippi
and secure the large stores Of corr and
toEsgeoo the way 10 Mobile
Some 1900 cavalry sre concentrated al
Corluth 10 participate IL this movement
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Imboden Threareuing PennrvIvania

HARRISBURG, FEB. IA report prevails
tonight that Imbodeu had crossed the
Pctou2c three miles below Hancock. and
was aiming at Chau6ersbnrg zad the
Cumberland Valley, and Will reach Har-
risouTgif possible &c has no artillery or
infantry, except two sections OF = six-
FOUNDER battery There Is 10 adequate
tOEce to pursue or Intercept him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

w" 1 oAA REQ. "A CORES po1 dent of
the Boston Journal, OF board tie gurbost
Jackson, a. Snip Island, writes on the
18th uitlmC, as follows:
Lasi uigh. about 10 O'Clock a small sail
boat came down the Sound with some
very important intelligence The rebels
IN Fort Morgan revolIed, aud during the
difficulty the rebel guoboats in Mobile
Bay attempted TO arrest the garrison OF
the fort-the whole fort being in revolt
aod wiki the American flag flying. Thew
opened on The rebel gunbosts with everv
gun IL the fort. They succeeded in dri-
wing the gunooatz II but were no, on
their guard, and that night large force
was Sent down from Mobile, capturing the
whole garrison excepting four men, Who
escaped In the darkness IN a small boat
and came 10 Ship Island, when We heard
fer the frat time the astounding intelli-
geace.
Since then We have heard more of the
revolt from additional deserters Seveatv
OF the revoiters have been condemned to
be shot day in Mobile
We also learn from these deserters ,ha,
OF Horn Island, up the Sound, there are ls
more desertess from the rebel army in and
around Mobile. ssd on Round Island there
are about 50 deser;ers Kon the same
quarter
These deserters bring very important in =
telligence that the rebel army in Mobile
have organized secret societies deternin ed
TO Eight 40 logger. II Is said that The
movement started amoug tie soldiers and
Is daily growing stronger, aud many Off
GERS are compromised IL the movement l
think this the most inPoEtsu; movement
sIoee the war, and Is most Significant in
favor OF the successful termination of the
var. an coofiaaI that this news :
rrua
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

NV ToaK, Feb. 2.-Poo lic sale Of sound
Cape wool, comprising some 1850 bales
was fairly attended, bpt without special
demand Considerable OF the offerings
are said to hsTe been bought II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
A CARD.

>hE uads-s-Zps6 have entered irt5 c-u,srt---.
4 sap Eodsr the style q CAMPBELL CALD-
ILL CO. 10 the PurPos= Ct cg151cSick tie
I.AaGfacfzEe AID SAls Of STOVES Aad tLe F.CNDET
oaE'Iess EeneSA-!E' and also :ae -1a2ztAc:u7s a-t
EAle q TN, COPPER AND saEEI-IsJS May
THoiesA-e AID retail
We lave purchased the EAGLE IEOS FOUNDRY
AIa ARE SE Operating il, Ald aIso have o. had A.
AA-ott1 e.s 81 stoves Grsizs, HOlIoE-wA-s, dc
=. r1-s-1E the Gesf f@fteTEs II Cs=; invite A.
'eat-oa especially - CTR COOKING Slows az
Sase1 NC have patterns Tor both Tso3 Aad CSSi
Gag ca FeSo7=aeo4 and EarrAaE re entire
IL ne Department. Of lin. Copper aat Sheet-Irsu
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-AFGs b0=-csz= Gz- tscIi5te= isr Lae NAM
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sAvInE the LdEAatnge OF tkaruaSh practical .k5,I
Ao1 ioEg experience il the branches CT 6rss.t. A.
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Warehouses 81 No. l2 Naiu street, rear g.I,ir,o--
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Valuable Farm for Sale
IL BROOKE COUNTY.

TT1HE undersigned oEers foE sale his Farm OF The
L Turnpike 8oad from Weli.Bsrg 70 B=thaay.
foCr Diies 9rOCs The former and tWo frca the E1tfsr
portion Creek bottom Coal aod timber n the BEET
quality Buildings are al neE AID 1gsi cEass
Brick dwelling ID By - fat; three tenant houses
large frame barn, all eeIiAre1, With stAbIinS fcr
horses andcattls h1Csine FIR 1904 sheeS. BssEeeo
three and four hundred fruir ne property 4
BsaalO Van.y, JAa =, 1854 fet!-IG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
TO PRINTERS.

PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.
II ATING just put Up in sEE Job Room ece Of
IL bose CeIebr1;ed Press. We have for ale q
SEpE-royAl " AshiHEsoU Had Pres, which re VII
EsPoSs q o. TeTJ T6ASosAble GerzI Size of PiAaen
SSIS ineaea- Any o1s UiEkirE sach Pres EoGd
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Laugbfin'S Old Home Bittsrs,
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.

A nsoassAry Article this ~arn weather. That's
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revSstf

Dissolution of Partnership.
/ the dra 81 Conc=IlT, Co5k O. ,pSj 80.
LAs oeeG dissolved Sy re remaining pa-tnz-s Fey
eaASnE the entire interest u JeEa Coo ne bus
lSesS ~ ths late Will he settled BY tks usg Srus
COSAELtY, YJRD Z CO.
he ascersigRed having ElrndrEva trLrI the late
In S0C.a respectfully AK for "a neg tEu the
s7ae patronage hsrs.ofore bestozs1
Wheeling. Dsosabe. q. ls6s. 1' liz fSsi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
IGreat Bargains

F. O r. a L l..
WOULD call attention 70 ny advertisement,
Il Closing out eUEinasA" have hand some
very she CLOTH. hEhiOoabIe Esd fancy CASsI-
AkHES, FESTINGs AID FURNISHING GOODS.
have also superior lot Of
READT-NADE CLOTHING,
Al OF WHICH VII sell \: aud bslo~ cost
1 have also Al Eccentric SeWiaz Machine vrsrth
SIS, which vii sell far SIS
PerbOnS Wishing S0Hethi-S god And eheaa IN
Dot nsgies 70 cali AZ SO.2 Nan street fOot q John
Gear the Bridge
IAazs-sd JOHN P HoosE.
FAIRLY DYE COLORS.
A IL ahAdeE; II Is cent psek1Esa-
"A Rur sale by
III LOGAN Co.
JEa9d and LOGAN, LIST co.
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2g OflEarapa.
Rebel Dispatches,

FoRTzEss MoszoK. FEB. 2-The dsg of
truce Steamer New York arrived here last
evening.
Foar Union officers, Que colonel sud
. thFee captains, we're sent down OF their
parole oy the rebel government
ABOUT iEeaty refugees iron Richmond
arrived to day via Yorktown.
Richmond papers dated the 18th have
been received:
NOZZLE, jan 27.-0a the 23d Gen. Wiz;
Adams Cavalry entered GelEe-run. near
NstehsZ, aod captured th!cty-6ve prisoners,
teams, lot OF cotton snd about eighty
negroes.
NOZZLE, Jan 25-Twelve transports
have passed dawn the river within the
past two days.
them
The Enquirer, of the 27th, has the fol-
lowing:
PAscAeoU1A. Jan. 27.-The eueuy's
guoOoAts, with six transports. entered the
mouth of The river ca Ehe 9Th, and pro
eseced up the river, taking possession OF
N2oisonEiie and four mills. which our
forces neglected 70 buro- They threw oct
pickets on the Coviogton road within two
niles OF Town, and also on the MADISON
vile road on the east side OF the river.
They are engaged in raising the bulls of
several vessels suak in the river By our
auth, rity.
Oar forces withdrew towards Franklin.
toe.
Four gunboats were il sigh; yesterday.
Three were OF Round Island aad the ot6
er7 have proceeded towards Chief Island
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~C1r4 Corxc1-EL1erIoz OF C1rr
OTPIcERs--Au adjourned meeting of the
City Council was held at the City Hall last
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-24

PHILADELPHIA. May "a, 1864.
To the Editor OF the Metropolitan Record.
DRAR SIR; Seme OF ths Democratic neWspa-
pers very improperly call the Southern people
rebels. Now, according to Webster, rebel is
'Une who Teyolis from the government to which
he owes allegiance, either by openly renouncing
the authority OF ahs government, or BIZ taking
arms and openly opposing il. One who will
fully violates q law. Oae who disobeys, the
kings proclamation q contsmnar Of the kings
laws A feudsl william who disObsys bis l0rd'
When the State Of Virginia separated from Eng
land, she became an independent sovereign
State aud the history Of the adoption Of the
Constitution of the United States shows that
she never surrendered her sovereignty. When
she formed her Constitution she likewise pre-
scribed an oath OF fealty and allegiance to her
sole and separate sovereignty, which all her
sons were bound 70 subscribe to- The Virgin
ian who fights ia defense Of his native State.
and against thoss who are invading her soil and
his home, is not rebel.
Ths State of Virginia being sovereign and in.
dependent, cannot rebel, because the creator
cannot rebal against the creature, and tharefofe
the people Of Virginia, who obey the laws of
Virginia, caRnst be rebels. The people OF -Yir
rinis never ms6e war or any State of the late
Union, OF the Federal agent located in Wash-
iugton, but has been, fom the commencement
Of this war Of the Federal agent on State SOW
sreignty, defending herself against tina invasion
of her SOL, and the desolation Of the homes Of
her citizens by Yankees and European adyen.
turers. viii the Democracy Of the North per-
nit such vagsbonds as George Thompson to
come here from Europe and erect dsspotism
for us in Washington We have an army Of
unscrupulous foreigners in the service of the
abolition administration, fighting to crush out
cur liberties. Look at the arrest Of Ex-Governor
ledsry, Of Ohio. LOOk At the suppression Of
newspapers in Nsw York and Baltimore BY
soldiers / call on the DemeeEAtic party to
unite everywhere and hunt the tyraBts-aboli-
tonism and misrepresentation power. Lei
the wsieh-word of the Democracy be tbs liberty
Of tbs ctizsns and the sovereignty Of the SSAsss
y0ars, A YReIHIAS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-24
Fahli.y sf Couqae.s.

Prem the Milwaukee HsWsl
Referring to a recent enumeration ia this pa
psr Of the vast trsess Of country conquered and
sarsndered By orr military forces, the Albany
Argus of the 25sh ult. says;
g We can add 70 the Neacs' summary the ac-
coEnls from she Red river, from which our army
has lust been driven, and the reports that the
occupation OF Texas is to be abandoned. So
much fer the West How is it elsewhere Z
Florida has returned to the possession Of the
rebels, As kes the greater part Of North Carolina.
We have made no impression upon South Caro-
Ina snd the siege Of Charleston is virtually
abandoned, while that of Mobile has not been
commenced Msre force, directed at Ststss and
at populations, instead Of being welded az = q
Cenfsdersts armies, has been auaysiling Tor
good.
Military power must dispense the Esbsl aEmies
il tie held, but it cannot subjugass 3 people
like those Of the SoushsTn SsEsss, or hold in
subsection so vast and divided territory.
TO restore the empire Of ths Unisn ever these
people, we must, in tho language Of Governor
Seymour, "superadd to forcs the policy of con-
eiliaticn."
A kindred folly to that which relies u =
armed mon for the subjugssien Of Astsrfit y
nearly as large ~ all E1rope, IS that WIKI /
speaks Of hsmming in so vast an empire, and
starving It's people By cutting Of their supplies.
Upon tut8 poAHh 1ct US CHS tSldeLeo OF
sne Neio Era, the Fremont organ at Washing.
ten, which says:
On the facs Of it II would seem to be folly
too transparent to impose upon snybody, shat
the rebels, occupying AZ almost b0undlsss ex.
tent of fertile Territory, and always nearly sx
elasively agricultural in thsir pursuits, could
possibly be in danger of starvation. Capacity
to produce food is precisely that Whieb they pos.
sess in degree which eannos be exaggerated
and if their agriculture has not in some quar-
tcrs taken that direction heretofore it Is bseause
cotton, tobacco, rice snd sugar hsvs been morg
profitable, or have been thought 10 be So Ths
coasts and rige1s of the South abound With ish
and the domestic animals fer foed aad labor
multiply without care or cost ia almost every
part Of il. Taere Is no rebel Stats shieh is No
naturally an Egypt in abundance, and remark
ably enough, II thsse Is 81 sxcsptisa, II i
Texas, the isolation 0i which hs5 bean said lC
| threaten the CJnfsderacy with sfszyssi3n Tia
great State is favorable to stock rzi- but tx
! frequency Of drouths renders - raising cf CO
reals pEsca1ous. Geogsaphsrs who imAginsi
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