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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12
TRUSTRB's sAT,R

IMN THURSDAY, the, sd dsy IN. Is,.k gl,esI
comm sncing at TO O'Clock AMI al ne mont
anee q deed OF tru1t from walter a. Scott Satsd
an DecemoeE 1858, recorded In the ReeoFdsFs
% sala county In Book 50 page 126 to Alfred
cult Court for Ohio county, duly appointed fbs
under the Sad deed in the place and stead
est And best bidder Of public Rnotion for esab
'. ne ioiSEing described partS Of lotS pumbeFe5
1881 and thirty four 81 in JonStbSo
e % Aaoltlon 10 thecity OF wheeling: beFinnInS
g tne CORNER west Of Market street and anti ~
stress; thence south with Market Strest
LIZ thence west, with line par
dset 70 .. alley AZ feet wide thence viii SstS
nine 99 feet to FRANKLIN arrest S,J
thenee WtthLBranklih street to the btSinnin,s o2
feb1 JAMES 81 WHEi n lr1SS:..
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TRUsTER,s RAI,R

OEA HURsDAY, ihas 81, day Of March. 1874
ct 10 O'clock A. IL N tho 'front.'
door Of tue Court House for Ohio county IN paTSn.
9th day Of June, 1856 recorded in ne RScor5ssa
once LOT said county, IN BOOK Al page 8l6 10 I'd
Haso a. q and having been, by an order
o. ne Court for Ohio county, duly appointsd
ne trustee under the said deed; IN the pface ma
steaa q the said Edward H Eitihugh; IshaIl seIi
q and best bidder &C public aueiI0n, for
one hundred and eighty-one ISL situated 81 Join
street IN the city Of wheeling commonly Known -
the. ssaasuiye property and the improvements
AIs4 nEs shares ofstoek inthe washington Han
Also one share OF stock in the HeIant a, RAJ,
fob1 JAMES 8! wIH,lEsksT ,i F.I:.,.l.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12

We hope that Congress will not be timid
10 laying taxes. 1t is singular fact aud
pne that reflects credit ON the patriotism
Of the people that they have almost from
the beginning of the war been urging Con-
gress to increase the taxation. That is q.
rare spectacle in the biStory of the world.
And the collectors of internal revenue in
all parts of the country testify to the
eheerfulness with which this new tax upon
incomes aud business has generally been
paid. our people are sensible enough to
understand that vigorous taxation is me-
eessary to maintain our credit and save
our currency aud they are willing to bear
the burden. This or that interest may
complain that it has disproportionate
weight laid upon it, but who has heard
from any source comp aiut that the ap-
gregate taxation is too great2 And who
has not heard from persona in every. mart
OF the country requests and demands
that our receipts from customs, excise
duties and every kind Of tag shoald be
largely inereassdi The Secretary of. the
Treasury earnestly desires the same thing
Now will Congress not graut the rsauesI?
win it not be wise and courageous az
enough 10 meet the szigsncy2 Let the mem.
berS not be afraid of losing the favor of
their constituents. The constituents are NJ,
n9othalf so much afraid of taxes as of the
break down of Ourufinauces. 1t is NO,
pleasant to pay taxes or to vote them. But
either is better than TO see and suffer a
financial collapse. Trust the people in
this matter. They have furnished men .by
the hundred thousand. They will no,
withhold their money. We must make mn
our minds to pay pretty heavy taxes in
some form for considerable time. liz,
our legislators devise the best means fo,
raising the money, but let them BY all
means have the courage to see that il is
asked for, and the people will ses that it is
paid. ss'' >. 6s'ls.'1 - : : :
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TRUST SAT,R

ID executed by william n BerrybTiI - a. - o
9I,ggnea, ne one bearing date Saptonb0r IA. NE.
1sSs, sno q record in Deed Book No. ~ folio an
$40 = we other bear4ng date Nay H. A. ri 1880 AMI
~ record In Deed Book No. a. folio n On an
5ne 1otn DAY otfebruary, A.. e 1884 &C the front
81 ne courthouse Of Ohio county, proceed 10
lots Or pareelI'of ground situatSd n az
% the city OF wheeling on ZanSI ISantI
Lla 9lI py Henry Moore and called t.Zane ISIGn3
Saaitlon % the city vh4ellng6 one "a hIes y
snSted on the plat Of said addition q Lot No.
49, And ninety bounded on the VsstSrn
nA eF notety Of the pastpre or river lot No
i9aI, the eastern front Of which I.ot No n nnoT
selling Is trustee IGhhli convey only sueh tftiSn
= Iesiea IN me BY sad dsed of fruSt Terms made
Janl6.td p GIBSON L. oRANAtaR, Frustee.
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ADvICRs were received from Washington
yesterday which render it about certain
that when all the deductions are made the
quota of this county will be 200 men. The
variation from these figures will probably
not amount to half dozen.
The quota assigned to this district is
l'oO2 to the Second district 100 to the
Third 445.
From these quotas the following deduc-
lions are to be madO ION account of cred:
its now due for volunteers" viz 300 for
this district; lOl for the Second, "a for
the Third. a-i as
These credits are ito be distributed, by
the Board of Enrolment of each district
among the sub.districts Counties and
parts Of countiesl entitled to them, and
deducted from their proportional part of
the quota of the district, which proper.
tional part will be determined upon the
total number enrolled in classes LIST and
I'd. The remainder will be the quota OF
the town tsub-district) for the draft or
dersd March 10th, subject to further credit
for men raised by each sub-district be-
tween February LIST aud February 2stb,
1864"
The following figures show the quota Of
each county in this district, without sub.
tracing the 400 deduction referred to
above, viz: Hancock, "a; Brooke, 49,
Ohio 22s; Marshall, lOo; We,zel SO; Ty.
Ter, 4s; Peasants, %: Wood, 1874 Wit,
Sc; Richie, 40 DOddridEe, IS; Harrison.
1872; Lewis, SO; Gilmer 80.
10 Calhoun, as will be rscolleeted, there
was no enrolment. ,s,rse' -
tits made the duty of the Board of En-.
rOlImeut Of each district to enter at once
upon the labor of determining the quo tss
of the sub districts. These quotas are to
be first made up toiJau. sIst and annouu.
ced, and then each quota must be reduced
after the LIST of March by the number raised
between February lst and February
2sth."
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hss own people, and be feels It aud IL sore
over it. The Whole:.artlols shows marks Of
his former character; shows what kind Of
e preacher he is audSwhat kind of man
he is, Such stuff from such aisource, If
lot any force et all, is compliment to any
gentleman: Poor Wretchl will drop him
and leave him to writhe in his own Giistress.
The fact OF his serving on.my staff dur
supporting me in. the Parkefsbur0 0on-
vention for the position now hold, shows
IN what light he regarded me, aud, also.
puts a proper color upon his own state.
ment now sss1's,'s- j. b BOxERs.s e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12
TgthsPsgl!s9fMI.s!s Virginia.
THE PRESIDENT on THBsUEIrED STATES
Il hasissped the folIoEtpg order
4A4tuuTIYA ,AANsIUHl.

81 y ~ II tttobTuAEy LIST, 1854.
I ssordsrod that q dram Tor hTsShundred thousand
men TO serve for three years or during the war be
made the 10th day Of March next for the military
service Of the United States, crOditing and deduct
into the service prior to the LIST day Of March next
and not heretofore credited.
tsignedI SABRAHAM LINC0ENP +
The humber mentioned In the above order includes
the 800 600 called for In October last. 1sz,sr
Men enlisting before the LIST Of March will be en-
titled to bonutieH from the GoVernh6nt Is hbreto.
fore, viz: 800 for Veteransy and $500 for new
eruit9 Amer that time no bountI6SiWiIl be paid
And recommend to the Supervisors Of the several
counties t0mest and ODER county bounty OF from
800 to 5000 in addition to that paid by the Govern
ment: Under aglateS act of the sIssgi6htnre this
bounty may not only be levied for, but the Super.
yisors may borrow the money topay the sams An
the other States Offering Inducements 70 Holun.
teers, and II seems to me that itshould be done Ia
many of the counties in this State It IL true that
/ Vest Virginia, oYer-run and laid waste IN many
parts - she has been, has shown devotion to tho
cause tnWhch We are engaged that ID uns6FpAssed1
I sqIalled, By any portion Of the country Yet
| must be turnlBhOdl tThBinumber who have Voluh.
te0red under the last cali hGSall6n much short Of
/ what had anticipated. This State must furniGh
done by tEatt And while shalI regret the neaeSl
aity for the draft assure you Il becomes nee0s-
saryy behan aid the Government In its execution by
L The "a Sd and 9Th Regiments Of Mounted In.
fantry have been changed 70 cavalry by late order
Il OF the. War Department., and am Authorized tO
raise Two new companies for each regiment and 70
appoint tul complement Of officers for each conn
pany. Those who prefer new organic atoms uiayr &
crutt for these companies. sl5ls 81 : -
lfequegt that the people take action on this sub.
1sct. That you hold meetings and encourage enlist.
mentS; aud let not permit Il t. be said Sft6r the
war 10 over, that It necessary to- draft in W esi
virginia to supply her quota Of tEooPa. 4
is 5I5SsEHyH cHANRKR, Wheeling, February !, 1854
!
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THE 9TH regimsbt left Washington CITY
yesterday evening at 4.26. They will ar
rive here sometime late this evening W q
suppose. An interesting letter from our
correspondent in the regiment will be
found on our frat page. The last thing
the boys did was to have fight, in which
Col. Lockwood and several others were
wounded. Poor follower They ha7s been
through the mill. They will have, we
trust, warm reception.
P. s.-wE have just learned that the 7th
regiment left Washington on special
freight train aud will not probably be here
before to.morrow evening. 80
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Trustees Sale 81. Real Rsfate1-

10 gSson AID DAVID ". dibsoi. dstSdf IN aS1S
say g sJaps ls5I and recorded ia Tho once III tie
i6nr hun ~ seE
III ~ 90 tho 6th day Or AIiFchf ISsI
~ e1GSH A No g tho fronti doorof tho OeIF9
StltV S94nkHt proceed to sen lets mum -
tl lls eno Ten, IN square number tWonfy-biTht =,
At 81 the city Of h6slinR called
lmmA ChurehErS tFuEtee, - y - 'eAtA 0as1 "
ne above described property Is tame eatSae
S,II 49, Eoolnssa good we'll OF water &c. s. :
esnng - trustee j GhalI convey mai tftJ. a. -,
Vested In me by 1aid deed OF trust. 80 =
i Terms Ofsale-OaGi. Il = -
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~ a.ea AAoARp.
sRoalEAag.oR sFArn's O1Rlol.

y - ASEAEH6 OEElOHt ~
Fd;,,.. 5.,.,s saIELIss, Feb. II, 1854 h. e.
Z 10 the elRtelligeseer Of this mornibr, :
talse aud sl6na rs Article apnss = ! An 4
ne Rrlltsn BY Rev. Daniel SEeeSeSSs ~
Tyler county. | would not eonde "a "a
notice q were Il not that my SlIsn6e' nfSbt
Is miseonstrnsd. Sweeney IL & breFen
a9Rn' political preacher Who eopl5, moi Ia
sifeeea 3 y eonstab Die among th6Se Who fnoJSz
nlmi and 2 like all other preachers Tha
nqTes departed from the path Of areStits,
tosLas gsplhs'ot the vile whore Is ii M
SneElng up AL the meanness thaf be Az,
see enemies l1f rlahiih Ave taia a6da Stfin9
ftnfq ont Healiyes shy.it > ais to51see IL
eo sla e where be u kuoRn! Il Al nom
e z & word ana 8 lSoehinv s.oels IL
he.Has f6thS E6gisl&tdrtsiE - q 9t'Ssss'1',l=
"a pee oSepadORnlands eoadenasd by,
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FOR SAT.E

VIE Subserfber Offers for sale the Sronsr., o,,
men Re new TeIides OF Kim street WheSling
I'D Il Is e.
Is Ine kitehs9 deoE, With mink holss, carriage
trees Of choice fEuit all0 CiSfTy Plum nd
lnee about one acre Of the best CAtGUba
RSspBerFies, CuFrSntI
Two very hno Virginia Grab Apple
Aiso hatd Cider iIin and Press. ThorS q
e sad about three aere5 q ground,
81. ~ n: snieLlls suitable for Grape culture.
inse Y VIII DO offered Ct public BSl6 1t the
deer Il che g0aft HodS6 On Monday R6hFusFy
1btht 81 n O'Clock a II
IaAlfs o. 6iIE One fourth cash, the BALANCE 10
sgsiye sud elEht6on months With interest ana
assl q tEass OF sA4ae e geeuEity: E9qdIrs Of
Is6S.eodtd - NJ Bank; WhGelli 8. ". v.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12

TAG letters, public and private, which
We have seen in reference TO the recent So
called fight at MOOrefeld between Multi
gun and the rebels, all agree that it was a
very farOical affair. 1t seems too bad that
such golden opportunity to repair the
damages done by the rebel raid should
have been lost. sa3
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SENATE.
THURsDAY, February II 1864.

. u D
Ihe Journal was read aud approved.
a message from the House announced
the passage OF the bill for the relief of
MN. Turner and VIM. Nixon, aud the bill
allowing the Recorders OF GiImer and
hltchle connties to issue marriage lisceuaes
TO parties living in Calhoun. Read a first
time. '-.7N
MT. HUBBARD, from the COMMITTEES on
Humane and Criminal Institutions. report
ed Dill for the support of the poor. Read
a first time.
M. RHKLPs offered bill placing in the
the hands OF the Governor - thousand
dollars for the purpose of entertaining
veteran soldiers of this State, when in his
opinion the occasion may require it, The
rules were suspended aud the bill was read
a hrst and second time.
MT Brown moved that the blank be
hlled with the sum of $4,000. Themotton
was agreed to aud the bill was read a third
time and passed.
MIR. BROWN offered resolution that the
committee on the Library inquire into the
cause OF the delay in the printing of the
acts OF the last legislature. -.
MR. BROWN said he did not design TO re-.
nect upon the public printer, but every
member Of the Senate was receiving letters
from his constituents inquiring about the
eSSss' 80 BIZ. IL rn5 .itts4
The resolution was adopted. 81 II
Ms. FAREswoRTH rose 10 question of
privilege. He had been reported as SAVING
that the border people had not hal Justice
done them by the Senate, He said no sach
thing. He said. the legislature had not
done the border people justice. He is also
reported as saying that the State aud mill
t9ry departments were. controlled BY a
clique. he. alluded only to the military
department. and nots to the State depart.
ment, and as to the latter department he
repeated the charge that ii was controlled
to certain extent bye. a. half secesbt
clique" Mr.. F. alluded to a 8. pusiIan-
imopqs attack" made upon him by the
Rsgtster newspaper of this place, which be
said, was the strangest kind of evidence In
support of his charge. ~. .e =
time and referred.
:, : !, or .! motion by Mr.. Hubbard the Senate
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Farm for Sole

= vas subscriber offers for saleIa small farm IN
Pease township, Belmont county, Ohio, four
t fe Matttn4yille, aud running TO the d. &P.
kailroadi containing q aereS. The simbFoyenShts
ste q log house, good bearing orchard. well Of
anee excellent timber. Any one Wrisbln1 b. nnr.
seSsS Gau learn terms, &c, by applyinE7to me on
The farm q well suited for q vineyard
jAn2 ..1ms e. Aux. THoRRuRN. /!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12

THE Legislature yeaterday appropriated
five thousand dollars as a special fund to
be placed at the disposal of The Governor,
wherew it'll to defray the expenses of prop
erly receiving and entertaining the differ
emit returning West Virginia regimeuts.-
This prompt action on the part of the Leg
islAture is excsS<1ngly creditable to the
body.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12

!. Tan keeper Of The Richmond oopesrt
Hall adysFtisss ssdntsstoa, ladies snd
gentlemen S. each, children s. essh.n.
4qe Wqqld think that The ,FsdsrSf SON.
mfndets fashishihs he { s6eI. IN
yishSqt thstt psyiSk & AZ
sqeh prices for any ADDITIONAL. e, 80 :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12

VIZ noticed yesterday au answer of some
Importance from the Adiutant Generate
Office At Washington to citizen of West
Virginia, il reference to the liability of
deserteF from. the rebel army to the. draft,
The answer WAS as follows: Sci e55-
"Your case is not one for az.
omPtion from. military service under ne
enrolment act. You arc liableto draft at the
place where you arc now. residing. broyi5.
ing your sojourn there shGs been OF such a
length oftime as to entitle you TO residence
IN the place under the local laws thereof
should you be drafted you Wlll'n6t 6e fe.
qutFed to perform service against the In.
surgents, but will be assigned 10 duty IN
the North West.n II
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A.EA0UlsirtOS yas.msds tsE,days go go
on the Government for boO,s for the color.
ed regiment in camp az Quincy, III. The
sizes were SO enormous that they could not
be procured at Chicago, and the agent had
to telegraph to Wpsbipgtop, 70 know what
was to Be done. He was ordered % have
the ssgiPental feet measured sna send The
result to Washington. 90 that the boots
could % sOnstFqSsed, there. TheI sises
range from los % 2o's. The New York
Ad'eEtiss thinks that lhts regiment Will
be Spt 70 s'Itample on The ria6ts6fl,ls
South. nals slqei3 istfl ~ afiiSs5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12
ERESH REEE

y E.RESH BEEF -
that may be required for use Of the troon. a. ~.
United States stationed at the following plSeeS
Snm5sriSnd aud olarysyflls, Maryland. and NsI !;
Varksburg, PRrkersburg, and
FOR ga four months, or such less time. a. tI,s.
Sirsn. General A 81 subsistenee, o. may
the l16th1 six eenth day Of Fsbruafv iss1 H, az
ing on the llethl sixteenth day juIis. ise1
or ooSI 70 'S Of steer mot Bulls, sthgs Hsliers
each Ct least (500l fye hundred pounds. tss
.ha nSi SG Pc sound and wholesome with necbS
portions o. fore and hind quarters and To- " -,
such quantities (uSuAlly three timeS mar S.iS
my as designased BY the Depot Commissary. OF te
tne Centraetor viii be required to keen asusi.
SiS1t supply Of Beef constantly on hand and
bond IN the penalty Of 10000 len Thor.
hsn Pc required with two good suretiSS
m1St ~ sSc " for the above sum
o. the nearest Court Of Record, On Il ne IVs
states District Attorney. N - =. '''e Sirlsea
t5,s,VPoSAM rom hrm must specify Ehe nay,s, "a
residences OF all p, mons compoiira IL ST snS
Pttoposl must DO accompanied by the oath Of aIIs
% me party or paresi also by certicste
written guarantee bigned BY the naFty ~
making the bid the Wh0l8 making f3nS
ssifo Ehica forms will be furnished on apbii
~ mall telegraph, or in person All a
ehould Dc snYeloped, sealed and endofSs5 Sp Ssa
a aud directed to nd
Bid. oaly received separately for each !, q. 1i
PayWents 70 be made In Treasury Nots. q, ,.,,.,
~ funds as may be on hS1d: ifnons
~ y, l.n9t % be made soon q receiVed:
~ reserves 70 itself the right q ~
ysS ~, my or All bida, considered unreasonahis =
e pid, oath Of hnegianee, c6rtiacate a. +ssnon
u an ano eaarantee, must all be in duplicate. n
tisms SseI fES SomPytGE strictly with hs ayer,
ssgt 4s WIN. a. HoaAcK, -.
4 s.AS .sslt !. Captain and o. a
leoo-Ia ohieE Q. g. Dep'e West VifSiSiiSs q
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Tan sOathslp.ool,,,o,. :. s,a..aah..

TnE sOa,hssn'pOllttSsaas aud editor. "a.
msuted t6iS wicked rebellion. Davis 81
hse9aSssEiPs jntS Ne sGll.
o. The army tana > now allltha latter iWiilI
accord e ths B asqd have
20 sssPsas e !sls eEsepe those sepE
posted ~ eolsIuReat pali15, .5s - e s.', :.
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FOR SALE.


VI number nine, In square tWsnky.bix, on which
N erected . brick house containing eight rooms,
stpafedA In the town Of South Whe6lins, ma al.
1oning the property Of Henry Aekerunah y ?.
! Also, seven acres Of ground near Benvood nm
which 10 large brick house, frame stable a rood
wen and small out buildings. orchard Of good fult
An9 Grape vines ~ full bearing.st L,s - 81. ,siT
aesi Terms apply 70 theAsubSoriber In BsnWood,
mafShau county West Virginia. 81 .ii.8i,..5i 4,
Ieoo-zM- -. Isa H.MoMEOHEN. i
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VA UARLE
i.isidss sfs REAL ESTATEs 80 ?
RRlyirtue qfa deed of trust, executed byI chris.
- ti1n hAumerer, to the undersigned, dated The
18th 18th day 81 January, 1881 and recorded In the
Slers once OF the CouRty Court Of Ohio county.
stats Of West Virginia, in Deed Book Ne SO folio
St1t4 VIII Pfoceed to sell at the front door 81 Eha
Court H0nSe Of the said county Of Ohio on ThursdSy
the llth day Of February, at IL o'clock, Al, M t6e
tolloNtng property:--
certain piece Of ground In the cit; OF Whseline
described q toll9Rs: Beginning at the south cor
neE Of. Madison street and east Of Market street.
.Inenee south with Market street tWepty.nine (9ol
ieet more or less, thence east parallel with MadSo
street seventy two feet thence parallel With
,Afket street 70 Madison, the nee With Madison 10
~ ne pace Of beginning with ali improTeusnts
seilids a trustee shall convey such title q /,
vested In me BY said deed Of trust
Terms OF sale, Cash. "a y .t9H ga - ~ 4Iilf
? lahlAlmaG E.t faaili 1Fi-U.EE. sTIRRL.l
~ IL The above sale has been postponed until
fkiDAY MORNING, the 18th inst, q III 7oIcloeF
lfebll sr4'a C.E, 6FiPRIl TrnSfsS5 ,
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PRUSTER,sI sAIF.5,s >

ataIleaI yEIniE An fIlo. Totvn tOKl
South Wheeling, WV. E4=tsss
GItle q . deed Of tru5t 1aads BY william
ald recorded "a Is & he sc5fdsF 81 Ohio Ohio
eonnt ICED book plumber flriY. thrp6 4Finlio 9
I've hnndrod md ten-y1O--sI win, On SGkuFday.
ne 9Th day Of March ~ the front door Of the
Court Hoase % ohi6 eelhty, II 10 O'clock A. n,
ptoeeed tosell Lot ndlber nfteon-l6-In squareHo.
y enty.eght---ilt the town Of South !WhsSlI1g,,
formerly called M 1his Iot q Inoun-
1eEed Httl The dover right a tie WIDOW ofyflllam
It'll, bat = othorHse believed 70 bo nnins1mboEBd.
ssegted ilims by sid dsod. a. - 5iss.lszsz i
ss6s-sa Il. RICHARDSON. . TFa.t.s. 800
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God guard our nag, aud keep each start
zach stripe ~ bright GS new they wave,
stu make Il lead our ranks In war,
still hoAt above each patriots grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail 1t through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow It to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12

2, I-,EHi7,I - .Id lIINANHb lVAR9KADON.- n
PSs-ln justice, tolt the General in COM
mand Of the Department, I wilI say' ll,at a.
iaf -as-Iknow no blame can attach 10 him
tof this failure. The; orders ( as II under.
stand gtFen by him were weIl.timed! ana
veil directed, and had they been properlv.
eafFtef ont must have Fssuitsd iilth fo6t
II not Capture, OF EsriY's forces aud e6nl
seS nentIy the recapthre OF our trains Al,
shs stesk beng carried Oh.