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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
lIajore stepheEEs .and d,ithe lIooEefiei5di7
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s11njer9 stephenss and, the IEoaFefieiti
| AnaIr. .aiiiss stR IA - "a
Coz, THoBURS iu tue course OF some re.'
marks atrthe entertainment given by the
officers ofthe First w. Va. Reg't last Thurs =
day night at the McLuire House, took occs.
sion, appropriately, to say a few words
in vtndicstien OF Major Stephens coaduct
at Moorefeld last fall, at the time of the
unfortunate surprise upon a portion ,of,the
regiment under the Majors Command at
that place. ,Asour readers generally knoV
the Major has been rather under a cloud
since that affair, in consequence of wide
spread belief that it was owing to some,
dereliction of duty on his part that the
camp was surprised. Col. Thoburn made
some statements at the supper which go
far, if they do not entirely viudicate the
Majors conduct throughout that unfortn.
I nate affair. he said that he bati come into
possession of facts not generally known in
relation to the attack on the camp and
some of them were that NcNisl's, Imboden's
and Hobson's men had spent nearly thresi
hours that night, and it was d very dark
Il =
night, hunting concealed passage be-
tween our pickets, and that they had ac.
tually crept in on their hands and knees,
and uoiselessly made their way up to our
camp. Major Stephens bad taken extra
precautions in the way :o5 pieketlng his
men, aud had established patrols between
the ptckets, and SO vigilantly patroleGi had
the enemy found the entire line thattit was
oaly after three hours attempt, ndswith
the aid of their superior aud accurate know.
ledge of the country, that they had found
4 passage ahsfs they could creep through
on their hands and knees in the manner al.
lnded to.
Although the camp was thus surprised
they made a good 6ght audilOst heavily in
proportion TO the numbers engaged! The
honor of the command suffered nothing.
1t was simply their misfortune to be. sur
prised aud overcome. The appearances
were that Msjor Stephens had done his
duty in an officer like manner 80
AT the close of Col. Tboburn's remarks
Major Stephens was called up by the com.
pany present, but he very modestly and
htiy declined to make auy speech further
than todsay that under the circumstance
aud IN view of the situation. in. which he
was placed, it did not become him TO par;
ticipate other Sau silently 10 the enter
tainment. BE referred. to the fact of his
having yet to stand his trial before Court
Martial. After his avipdicaIiop shonld take
place he would feel himself happy to re-
sPOnd to any such call as that which had
been. made qpeql bin. .9i4nlBa
Lewis County. ~ .. ~
| The IYnnt Nin,i,,i.. C.....'.I.. =. -, =
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IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERSI
Those haVing Friends in the Army !


We cail the attention Of all having relations or
frends in the army 70 the fact that ands ar
mn Bitters" will cure nine-teuths OF the diseases
Induced by exposure aud priVationA Incident 10 camp
life. In the lists, Published almost daily In the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick, lE will DO
noticed that very large proportion are suffering
from debility. Every Gaze of that kind can be
readily cured by uoohand's German Bittera Dis
eases resulting from disorders Of the digestive organs
are speedily removed. We have no hesitation In
stating that II these Btters freely used among
our soldiers hundreds of lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost
We call particuAr attention to the following re-
mArkablo and well authenticated cure OF one Of the
nations heroes, whose li uss his own language,
''has been saved by the Bitters."
PHILADxLPAIA, Aug. I'D, 1852.
MEAsRS. J0NES EvARB'--Well, gentlemen your
HoO1SndS German BitterB has saved my life. Theirs
Il no mistake IN this Il Is Vouchsd for by numbers
Of my comrades sSrae OF whose names are appended.
and who were eogniAnt OF all the eiEcumstGnces Of
my case. am, aud have been for the last four
years, amember Of Sherman's celebrated battery,
and underthe imm ediAte command OF Captain r. 3:
Ayers. Through tho exposure attendant upon my
arduous duties, was attacked In November last
with Of the lungs and was for seventy
two days int hospital This was followed by great
debility, heightened by an attack OF dysentsry. /
was then removed from the White House, and sent
TO this city on board the estate Of MAine,n from
which landed on the 9Sth OF Jun Since that time
have been about slow as any one could be aud
still retain spark Of vitality. For week or more
was seareey able to swallow thing aud II did
force morGel down, It was Immediately thrown up
again. -
I l eonld not even keep glass Of water on my
stomach. Life could not last under such eireun.
stances: and, accordingly, the physicians. who have
been working faithfully, though unsueeeSsf1lly, q
rescue from the grasp Of dread Archer frank.
IY told they eoulI do more for me- and adv. Cd
me to Ses clergyman and 70 make such disposition
OF my limited funds Is best suited me- An aeqaint-
Anee who Waited me at tho hospital Mr.. frederieE
stSinbroNn, Of sixth street, below Arch advised me
as f0rlorn hope, totry your Bltteu, aud kiudl
procured me bottle. from the time Commenced
taking them the gloomy shadow Of death reeeded
and am nov, thank God for, IT, getting batter
Though have taken but two boItles i have already
gained tan PoondS, and feel s1nguine Of being per
ISSs bSE5 o,SfnI f sjtss I1on1bs. sc Fa o!
tlemSn, am Loyal Yirginian, from the vicinity o
Front RoyAL To your invaluable HittgrS oWe tn
certainty life which has taken the place of RaRh
feans-to cur Biit0rS will owe the gIoEiops pTiVi
lege ofagain elAsping 70 my boso those Who are Ia
dearest to me In life. Very truly yourSs
L ISAAC MALONE.
We fully seneqr in ,he truth Of the above state
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Mnlch govern the eoETeet tEangPetiop Of pecuniary
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state e the leading subject oGatteatfon Id fiyS
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tion - those olhtme and Comprised IN wy & (;;t
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"a sets q book In great
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u open uay aud evening" attended By both ladies
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H..r- q
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comprising Political Economy u lnmsrciaI Law anc
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Cd With, uaximS and tncnloattOns tehdink to the
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Tho course OF instruction Is intended 10 be a.
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SPRINGS, AXLRs AND STEEL
J6T 3 h9yesa addsd to oursboat, SprfuRs AxIes Cast
w and Shear Steel, and EtII Keep fuIi assort-
vii sell at the lowest PossIbis prisS5if ? ~
s.E IA f-=gg Il MBTOALR BURT,
janis 50 Main street
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tARITHMETIO,

and Its application to all manner Of 5-..-.,
cOUNTIN G.HousR cALcuLATInNs,
reseiye the attention their primary imp rtanco dc
mands: The student will bo mad 10 acquainted with
several modes Of calculation not found in books
tending greatly TO the abbreyiation Of his work.
There l. open TO the student also n oonn,.of -
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q PORTRAITS OF BNrNRNr MEN.


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kalnAwlA 6oUaTY.... :.

The subject of fire organisation Is now
.aatgitating the good. people OF Charleston,
according to the last R(RG5tieaaA.a The
fires there within 70 7month or two past
have been frsqpsat and destructiyes That
OF the 10th was especially so. wilson's
Hotel was burned. Mr.. -orestss Wilson is
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I-a" ts5t. lsSGASSIYARE,bs bs.W
DIST, QUART AID HALF PINT 7PI;AsKS
Il Hook Wine and Brandy Bottles, emtIohnS, e.
At hAnutaotur0rFT Trieeas tistss saIg b
li......s -. I'd .7 -.s METaALR ( BURT,
J5nI3 SC Main EfFeet
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Lewis County.

Lewis County, n .. r. r.
The West Nirginis State journal pub
lishsd az Weston does not set much st6ttei
by the disclaimer Of Mr.. Geo. j., Arnold,
of Lewis county, to the effect that he is
notih any way privy to the move made in
his. behalf in the Richmond legislature by
Mr.. Brannon 1t says: III ASSES ss
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We fully concur in ,he truth Of the above state.
uiOnt, ~ We had deSpaired OF seeing our eomrade,
Mr.. Malone, restored 10 health
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Is WEsTs VIRG INiA
Business College,

snnsasS ATIWHREEIaG.
af Flg iiid SCI h[-@ sTai ssstsf
cospgcTEpBX aco
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=; =: ~: !:
LARGFR assortl!g 3 retail trade hscs - ~.
fer our customers llyst class goods In BuIl1g
cleaned rom every market, ana sold 9 ~
LOWEST PRICES. This viii be demouD1eso9
70 the satisfaction OF Ill who give ~ tzaaa y
No. So and IS Jefferson Steet,
I. I. 4 9. B. RAH9o1A
Copp Z Parsons Block, opposite the BAnss
House, Burlington, iowa.
na1sl-aAweot 1ERIN0z0N OHA''
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therefore. wholly one OF aggression. IN
orr eido it has been strictly defensive.-
Born freemen and the desoendents Of . gal
liant ancestry, We had NO opinion put %
siiles. Of our desecratel affairs, of our vio-
lated liberties and birthright, and Of the
nreecriptive institutions which guard and
1nrotecx them. We have not interfered nor
"a ne wish in any manner whatever TO In
ferfere with the Internal peace and pros
pority Of the States arrayed in hostility
against q, Or with the heest development
.ss - any nav 1ol hinS nronsr g
o eSs Il sOF tSsnseives: An We Ask i s IKE
Immunity for ourselves, and e b et e
O1sreelves In the undisturbed enioyment Of
thnse inalienablo rights Of ''life, liberty
ma the pursuit Of happiness" which our
oommon anoestors declared % b the equal
heritage Of Ill the parties - the ssctal con-
'li II them sorbsar ssgrss;ioss on NJ. ana
tions which require adjustment BY nego-
tietioua, " have ever been quite willing,
"a ~ stin willing, 70 enter into commu-
nicafion with our advoTsaTies II spirit OF
peace. Of equity and of manly frankness.-
strong in he persuasion Of the justice q
our csnse, in the manly devotion Of our
citizen soldiers and Of the wnole oody q
projection Of Heaven, We arc not afraid to
evow sincere desire for peace on terms
consistent With our honor and the psrma-
nent security Of our rights, and an earnest
asuiration TO see the world once more re-
stored to the beneficent pursuits Of indus
try and Of mutual intercourse aud ex-
c6aneee. 10 essential to it, well-being, and
whick have been 80 gravely interrupted by
the persistence Of this unnatural war IN
America. ;,
But II our advsrsaries, or those whom
they have placed in power, deaf to the
voice of reason and justice, steeled to the
dictates Of prudence and humanity, BY. .
presumptuous and delusive confidence IA
their own numbers, Or those Of their black
and foreign mercenaries. shall determine
upon "a. Indefinite prolongation Of the con.
test. upon them be the responsibility of de-
cision 80 ruinous to themselves and 30 In
iurioue to the interest and repose Of man
kind. ea el @7 80
For ourselves We have no fear Of the re-
suit. The widest picture ever drawn by q
disordered Imagination comes short of the
extravagance which would dream Of the
conquest Of eight million of people, re-
solved with one mind, Ito die freemen
rather than live slaves, and forwarned by
the savage and exterminating spirit in
which this war has been waged upon them,
and by the mad avowals of tho supporters
awaits them In the event Of their subjuga-
ton. With these declarations of our dis
positions, our principles and our purposes,
We commit our cause to the enlightened
judgment Of the world, to the sober re-
6ections Of our adversaries themselves
and to the solemn and righteous arbitra-
ment Of heaven.
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r. air GA a.

r. air a a.
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND
10 ALL FONTS IN lLLlNOI0,
INDIANA. MICHIGAN, OHIO
AND CANADA
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAxND
viii leave and arrive - follows
LEAVE OTTUMWE ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
c'e a;.;e:t =. 7.1s o'c1ocf. FL.
Connecting q 0alesburg with the NORTHERN
Nth the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD for
Gaiena. Dunlefth, for st. Louis and Cairo; at Bur-
lington with fAst sailing Packets for
M6NTROSE. KEOKUk and ST. LOUIS.
0REC1AL NOTICE.
Passengers nom Southern and Western Iowa
by taking the B. I n. II. II. r., reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead Of any other route.
BUY YOUR z1CKE1D VIA THIS ROUTI
s. H 0hlppeEs ~ Live 0tock.
Stock Trains win run regularly, leaving daily,
Sunday excepted. These Trains have all the
rights Of Passenger Trains, thus insuring de-
patch and Consequently avoiding III those vex-
atinus delays that are constantly occurring On
one new V STOCK PENS have been bullion both
eides OF the Missiseippi, close BY the Ferry; and
Dfovers win md there anything they could wish
for the accommodation Of their stock.
Y1a Through t. ss0 :as Ne"
= Cen. Western Agent. c. B. Z q. R.R
re%5-Vvff
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FIRST BALLOT.
Anderson, Il Lewis, an,I
Allen, 2l33 Henderson. 81
Ceee n6} CLARK, 1911
SECOND 1Ax1or.
Anderson, ~ Lewis. 2s5
Ansn, 2751 Hendetnom. l2
Chase, lae CIark. 1s5a
No choice.
THIRD BAL1or.
Anderson q Allen 850
Chase l6A Inwis -
Clark IS
The names Of Messzs. CLARK and Andsr-
ron were Withdrawn.
Allan souvT 1ss 1 aA11or. "a
L1Wis "a 40
g On motion, the nomination OF Mr.. Allen
- made unanimous.
Tor Register ofthe State Land ONCE, The
nnowing peEsons were placed in nognina-
:; a. Harvey, Of Fremont, and I. Case,
FIRST BALIof.
Harvey 5e4 Ceoe go
The nomination Of Mr.. Harvey was de-
clared unanimous.
o p Shiras, Of Dubuque, Gen ii 81 Reed.
: 81 Lee; Maj " Thompson, Of Linn; G B
Darwin, Of Burlington; A Russeil, Of
Washi6gton. u fgw0
Before the result Of the ballot WAS an.
nouncod, C Ben Darwin was declared ~
unanim0ns nominee Of the Convention.
For second Elector ct Large, ballot was
taken on the following nance:
q " q Thompson, 5l4 s 4 Russell, 8
o p Shiras, 258
The nomination Of Major Thompson VA
made unanimous.
The Committee on Resolutions made thu
! annexed report which was unanimously
/. Resolved, That We hereby ratify tn,
nomination Of Abraham Lincoln for Presi
dent, and And-ew johnson for Vice Presi
dent Of the United States for the next term
and Ne pledge for them the electoral vot'
Of Iowa.
and adopt the platform Of resolutions pre-
serted By the National Union Convention
at ito recent session in Baltimore; and tina
W most heartily endorse the action Of Con
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on LOTS IN NORTHERN ADDI-
CU TON for sale On cay terms Of payment
Now = the time 70 6uy yourself n0mA
A perfect title win be made TO the purchaser.
Apply to GEORGE II. LANE
fuuel-dWt& No. g Waahangton stEoek
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rha 0.r.loo.. H.rad ..v. Rr;o,d;ar
60, ~, -Ar.- -:s.: -.
oeneiA naOo oas0 y nas le.loencs III tnss
city, ct four o'clock On the afternoon OF the
9Th. In his death the army has lost one Of
q. ..o-% .Na.,.n& .ra.a.xn4.a oAaoa~. .ra
=. .s @oss emc,'o' .no us.o'so omoe' anu
tne State OF iowa one o. its asiest aro most
honored citizens. He freely gave his life
70 nls county, ana oleo me osatn OF = pat
faot ana 2 Cnr'suan.
FATAL ACCOMPLISHING nve or six
cidentsi5v atshned himself with : lsrce
pocket knife below the knee, and severed
some OF the principel biood vessels IN that
erTise. The surseon tied the min arterv Of
the leg above the knee. This, however,
w. o. no ui1maIe avan. g mortlnces;on
long home one day last week. He was an
upright respectable citizen, and his death
10 . looo not only to his own family, but to
the community ct large-Oskoloosa Her
aid. ia. $50
,..
4ne deTos0 states tnsssnere are z,Aoo men
IN Mahaska county, between the ages Of
twenty and forty-6ve, subject to military
duty.
-
|
ceaveo Wa ~ ~ oun0!e nlgner tnan the
previous nlgn rates: where are we gong
70 ~ tnlo rate! Inc Cnlcaeo papers az
vanced their sooscr1pton pr1ceetwen per
CENT. Our excnanges Al over the stsse are
oo1ne tne seme.
We snaA ngnt II - long q PoeM1ie, 3ut,
= comes much harder: VII % oongeo 70
y'elo'-1o'0o C'ty "eP'. ee"'
The McGregor News reioices over copious
---.- Ao
region.
Marcallua Harria. Comnanv e. 9th
rov. a,eA - ~. st r.or,, Hc.r,t.l IN the
lst inst. Of chronic diarrhea.
-, 49,,
Col. Merr1ll, OF tho Ilst iowa An1antry'
has resigned his commission, and his re-
sisnation has han aecanNad.
Emigrants still continue to arrive In our
county. There IL no particular rush, but
augmentation Of our popuiAtion this sum.
mer and fall. A number Of these new ar
r1vels nave reasonable amount OF capital,
suu WI in M:, y ~ 1us.sss a. "a soA A"~
80, ~ 800. ne. =, 1870. so,,..---.h-4h ~.
cheering news Of = 6sterine pospect Tor
good crops. The season has been rather
oLy. q We nave nao NO general raan tos
shovsr. n Si1srsrt r.rt. n the comntv'
which has been very beneficial. Tuesday
morning last We had . rain Of some two
~ n"u iS.. ~ 49, .oa so| :. um .ao
extended over . most 81 the oountv.-Centre-
vilIe CItise. 6tA. -s s
HARVEST WAore,-Hands in the hAr.
~. 1s1 W W. ~ o a@l D'e s.s s1 =.
"a ~ A. h,,t - ~ ~ LII H. ~ - rs ~. =.
.odkss ~ s ~, :" LIZ 1Ss. ~. ~ ~ .S ~
TcCP.,nne :nst Prce. Men re very scsI IL.
Wov.h .a M. /" 3..o. ovS sH.n. 81 t1s
1So1'n Win -AyOs' 11''o'' o.