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EUFFAI0 DrAKEEE--.seDt- N

IBY EEAEaKAPH.l
The decline in gold checks all transactions in
wheat, -four and cOrA, and prices are entirely
nominal.
COrn-No. 2 81 4491 45.
Oats-77c.
Whisky-HsId at 81 Sl9l 81.
FrefShta-rO New York-Wheat 171Le; corn
1916; oats l011ze9lO5Ec.
Lake ImS0rfs-Tloar 6. .I3O. Whs ct I52, 500
corn 494, 100; oats ~, ,8l4; rye 81, ,0s4-
Canal ENpOrts-FlOur 40 : wheat "A, ,SsS
corn s., ,4sO; oats ss, $40; rye 1,4aO
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At Clyde, Ohio on Thursday, Sept 18th, by Rev.
W. G. Day, Capt. SPENCER RUSSELL and Miss
HANNAH II. SANFORD, both of Clyde.
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o. W. GAGE,
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT,

Collects Bountiea Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
uTPsrsonal attention is given 70 the prosecution
rf CaimH IN the Departments at Washington.
81 An persons having Claims should apply in
pOrson, By letter. at once, and they VIII receive
oronpt attention
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Rochester, Wednesday, September 2sth,
at F.N.
Plymouth, Thursday, September 2sth, at
P.A.
westville, Friday, September Dth, at l
Pm.
South Bend, Saturday, October LIST, at l
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I.as A. M.-NIGHT Express THANKSGIVING
Al G3irard Ashtabula and PainesVile only and
arrive At cleveland Il . ~ A. ~ a,.,-r, ,,ror.
s-oo a n MAIL AND AGDOAnQDAIiOH
TRAIN-Stopping at All stations and arrive a
an sT ---l.TrOi,EDO EMPRESS Stopping IL al
-fafiOus except Sganyilie, Say brook Unl9nsniet
Psrry MeIlfor and WiCkiihes And ArElfea -
Cleveland at l % P. n - -, ~ a.. -
am p M-DAY EXPRESS TkAIh-.otoPplng e1
fiirnrd Oonneaut. Asbsnbulas anu falnessAe
oslV and arrives IN Cleveland a. - ?, =.
~ sscond Olsss Cars are run On al tnfoas1
Trains ,.-.,.a .,,,,,..t AZ rvaval.nd
r;tb trains FOR Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, CIncl1-
nafi, Indianapolis, ST Louis 81 and AZ itS ~
frsins 81 the New York 4 Erie Railroad and as 9el
ri with those Of the New York Central bunAloe
Ne york City Railroads Cor New YORK, Albany
posto6 Niassra Falls &C., and at Erie With trains
an the Philadalphia & Erie Railroad. -
So Day Express, East and Me4L, e 9onBsJfiis BBsJfiis,s1
for IinesvIe Meanwhile JamestoE e; 4fiS,r s,,,,
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nISSOLUTI0N- .-.....,
The partnership heretofore sxS ., ~ ~
o,pe L. HAYWARD q Co. Was dssolFed On - tn9 - -
ef september, 1854, BY the vithdragai Of s. Soaa
wall. who never had any sutho5ity % .ss..- Siss.-
any Indebtedness against the aTm q ~
sent -. s,oss - sentIT.IGq
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GENERAL GAEFIELU's APPoINruENTs.-Gen.
James A. Garfield, OF Chic, will speak in
the 9th district, Indiana, as follows:
Peru, Tuesday, September 27th, at P
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELANp MARKIT.
MORNING LEADER oTEICI. :, q.

The receipts Of srsin By rail for the q hours
ending at hall past O'Clock to-day are ~ fol-
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ENSIGN & HAEsCOM,
CHOICE FAMILY
(fROCE RIES,
1O6 PUBLIC SQUARE.
qAyls-R2
TRAvELER,s REGIsTER-

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to eithar Of the
above Trains Boats, viii be called for " Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving thsir address
at the Omnibus Once, 147 Superior street, next
door to the WeddeIl House.
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oONHEfTIOK

shelby-sanduskY Mansfield Newark RailroAd5 70
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon Newark 1sneaFilies
Crsatlins-P Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road EOrcst, urper Sanduskys Deiphos, limai
rort WeFne Laporte Chicago, &c, West and
Kat for Mansfield, Wooster, Masslllo2- a..
Grnfton AMI Belefonteine Railroad lln= or 1arlons
BelIefontaine, Sitlnsy, Inioa. Mr1c=e, lndian-
apolia Tarre Hauto, Nincennes, EFanBF1hes
I5ouisyllla, Cairo, 81 Louis, &c
-are-vrith Spriu gaed Branch for Springfield.
Coiumbus-Littie Miami 3 COlumbu3i and 4e1ia
Raiiroad for Xsna, Dayton, indianapolis,
Tgrre Hsute, St. Louis, Morrow, Loveland, and
(iDcinuati and with tho Ohio and Misslssipp.
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, swans
vile, Cairo, st. Louis, and sl points on the
Ohio River. q. -
Colnuobns-CentraI Ohio Railroad for Newark zsnes-
Vile Wheeling, &c Coiumbus, Piqua In
diana Railroad for Piqua, UIbans. &C..
N-For Tieleis 10 an points and Information Apply
at the Pas5en ger Station and at gnl9n lqAet poo
Ii7 gupsrior street. h. . LIN
Cleveland EaY-i$ ia Sopermtendent
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Rose a rrentIss' Provision Marstst Re-

The following are the rates charged gus;
Hanis-Sugsr-eured premium hams 9 D.--.-24
Dried Bee-CanVassed y b---..-..--..-..----.----e
SlaOuldeRS-Sugar-cured % nS-..-..-....-...-s-.lS
Oanyassed D 7BIb............,..--.....------o
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides q 3ib.--..-...--.--..-.-..23
Lard-Prme leaf kettle-rndr'd a in bias d D..f4 c
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kesp D D..2A7ec
POr-Ho. mesa q bh-............. .--...-..-e4z W
Extra clear = Ebbl....----......... ....-.----
- No extra charge made fer pack bges or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to- anything Ia
the State. Orders promptly hlled.
BOSE PI gEETISS.
iuIT4-R Nos I42, IA and l46 ontario street.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward win remember that
this n the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express loaFos daily,
Saturdays excepted, ct $40 P NJ arriving ct Bal
amancA ct 4:44 A. NJ, and New York at s:2s P. n.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
~ No Change Of Cars.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PUBLISH FHE Army BKRAL

And UULLHUI
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Prize Money, Discharged and Resigned OhieeFs'
Pay, and all other War Claims.
We psy particular SIT sntion to claims in which
ether Attorney have FAILED, or which have been
SUSPENDED
- soldiess discharged for WOUEDs RECEIVED N
BiTTLK car .btain the S1c0 Bounty due them IN
MEDIATELY, By applying 20 us in PerSon or BY
ettsr.
ngtoa, D. o. the advantages we odsr 70 cur eli-qEs
can but be manifest 70 all.
Fess low. 10 charge until We have accomplished
has We undsrtaks. may25-Ra
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CLFVFLAND 5 sRIB RAILROAD
!. su,1mrR ARRANaEnENF.

On and after Monday, May 18th, 1874, Passenger
O T-stns v-iii ran n follows, tSundays oEcoptedl;
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
o.th H-0AY EXPRES5 TRAlh-htoppins .
WiIlouRhby, PainesTille, Geneva, AsntaDnial
ronnsa1t aud Girard only, and arrive a. ET1e az
f.I5 ~. Dunkirk 3.35 ?. n, Buffalo 20 P. n.
z.2n p M-CTSCINHATI ESPkESs--dtopplng -
80 Psinesviis AshtabulA aud Glrard Onigs and ar
riVes at Eris6;27 P. T., Dunl<irk s2l ?. NJ bui-
..so p N-1MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIQH--
stopping at ell stations and arrive 81 Erio ~
an D N N L-.-HieFF EXPRESS FRAIH-stopping st
Painesyille Ashtabula and Girard only and
.rTiTus 81 EFto Al 1ztt7 4 - nnnEfrE d;28
A. n. Buffalo an A. -.
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0LRVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
y RAILR ROAD


1874 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Iss
On and after Monday, May 18th, 1854, Trains leave
Cleveland as followf, daily. Sundays excepted
$50 A. M.-BGAlIs-ArTiyfs At New York at zs9 A
n: Pittsburgh 20 P. Nj Wheeling 5;28 P.ms
Is p PM-EXPRESS-Arrivesa 1t Nov York las p.
NJ: PHILADELPHIA at lO:20 A. d.. BaislmOrs At
U:5O,A. NJ; PittBburgh 8 a5 P. NJ. " Mheeing
s;iS p M; New Philsdelphia 20 p. n. =.
Both trains connect at Hudson for Akron and MI
NorninR Train connects ct Ravenna With A. g.
w. Railroad Train for al points on that Road
Oars run through from Pittsburgh q New 4ork
via AllentoWnl without change OF cars.
- FarB as low IS by auF 0thor line.
81 Through Hcketa car be pT0cqted 81 the Union
Ticket Odce, Woddell House, AZ the Depot or The
uneiid -9tresf Station.
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The Oldest Regulator for Females,
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD Remedy for all obstructions
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for CeHfy-
fge Fears in all parts Of the civilized world, It's
author is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
whom everybody knows, and in whom every body
pl9Ces confidence and respect. 1t Is EsJ.frTgied
arranaeaasnt. but 3 STANDARD REMEDY.
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1854. sUMMER ADVANCEMENT 1854
1st Train-5.25 4, M.-CIHCINNATl EXPRESS,
atonpiuR AT Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don. shelby, Crestlide, Gallon, Gilead, Car
dingfon, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre and
Wellington. - -. -
At al stations and arrives In Columbus 81 ; 20
Pm Cincinnati 3z0 A. N.
ID FrRins-T 80 P. M.-NIGHT EAPkESe-stoppng
Al Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, Crastline, Gallon, Giload, Oardington
and Delaware.
Trains Leave Columbus ct $50 and 0:30 A. H., ,. n
!" arrive at Cleveland 9.20 A. H., 2:50 and p q
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are Ohanen for Agents.
M MONEY ADVANOED-

ern OOO' MONEY ADVANCED
ADI.tl(lO in sums to suit--at the old stand
and Tell-known WAGNER's LOAN OFFICE, on
Rssurities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelryi Guns
piEtoIa, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, helodeonb,
and ali srsonAl property and articles Of value, on
tbe most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri-
vate Estabiished 1851. n. B.-A variety OF IN
redesmed Watches, JeVelry, Guns, &C., Tor sale at
bArgaina.
Ofsoe-oorner Of Water and Superior streetEI
ever Davis and PeiEotto'E Clothing Store,
-oetS9 J. O. &W. WAGNER
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UJOOI, DELAINES-WE HAWK
w all eoIors In Single and Double Fold.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD 4 CO.,
senIA El7 Superior street
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tn. GOODMAN,
luiy9-Rq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22

Mrs. HOWE, Boston.s best, smartest at
least, takes revenge on the Atlantic Month
Ly, from whose pages she is now excluded
as the result of oHe of those little tea
table mis-arraugements peculiar to small
villages and provincial manners, by per-
petratiug very sharp criticism on its De.
cember number. DIR. Holmes is merci-
lessIy pulled to pieces; he is described as
man of conceits and not of poetry; aud
his lines to Bryant are dissected, and
found wanting 10 sense and rhythm
thrOughOut;-whilet to exhibit how amiabIe
one woman can be to another, Gail Ham.
ilton ge is this "setting out" =
ave have for ourselves generous desire
to read the Atlantic, but some of its con-
tributors furnish stuff which we cannot
consider other than detestable. We wish
to be warned when the Smart young wo.
msn' will perform. We do not wish to be
inVeigled into giving her an audience. And
we do not want to be all the time afraid
that if we enter upon an article whose
title is not offensive, we may en-
counter that vulgar person whose style and
whose eonceits we abhor."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22

FoR some reason or other unknown to
US. or to the telegraph Office in this city,
the dispatch from Mr.. Stanton to General
Dix dated December 10, stating that the
President had ordered call for 300, 900
more troops, was not furnished to tho pa.
pers. here. Neither was it furnished to the
papers at Pittsburgh, Cleveland or Colum-
bus. 1t is dated a. m. of December goth
in the Cincinnati papers, from which we
infer it was one of those choice morcsaux
reserved for "a special to the Western AS
ISOLATED Press" a select body long pursed
newspapers, gradually growing more and
more select in proportion as their news is
generally anticipated by the regular dis.
patches. 1t seems to US that Mr.. Stanton,
aud if not Mr.. Stanton the agent of the As
sociate Press in New York or Washington,
might afford to send SO important an an
nouncement within hours, and not with
bold it until after the regular news had ell
SIeen sent off, just as if it was an item of
Ich uncomfortable Importance to the
people as to be only in order after every
thing else had taken precedence.
IfMr Stanton does not know he ought
to know that it is very disagrseable to
many newspapers of equal patriotism and
ambition, but smaller means, than the. Sc.
lect body patronizsd by him in the matter
allud d to. to be compelled to walt upon
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22

The ROlla (Mo.) Express in speaking of
the resignation of Col: Joe Darr as Provost
Marshal of that department, remarks thus;
But the worst feature of the change Oc-
ours in the provost marshal's department.
Colonel Darr retires from the position of
acting provost marshal general. He knew
what rebels needed-was a perfect physi-
oian, and was not afraid of applying the
proper remedy to each individual case.-
Whoever his successor is, If he will fol-
low in his predecessors footsteps loyal men
will say: "God speed"
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THE PLEASANT 1H9 VALLEY MILLS
A VALUABLE VEGETABLE AMI
FRUIT GARDEN

Consisting Of 1917 acres; good two story dwelling
house and ont buildings suitable for the BUSH ess;
acres In fruit trees Of all kinds, acre in Straw.
berries, q acre in Asparagus, u aero in Raspber-
ries, q ace in Pie Plants and otner things pertain
ing To vegetable garden; also Ornamental trees
and RyergreOnF; all in state Of the highest cult.
walton. This property is we'll located for either
garden or other public business, or private res
idence. For further particulars enquire Of the sub
Roriber. NOAH Q. BARNARD,
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~ THE GOVERNOR
A Proclamation.

YEYHEREAs, Il Is made the duty OF the Exeou.
w tive by law to ascertain who are ole tee
Representatives In The Congress Of the United States
ana make proclamation thereof and upon exImina-
said Representatives, held in this State the TWEEN
tv-seVenth Gay of October last, 1t appears that
Chester D. Hubbard, for the First Congressional
District, George r. Latham for the Second Congress
BonRl District, and Kellan " Whnley, for the Third
Congressional District, seTerally received the high
est number of the votes cast in their respective
districts.
Now, therefore. I, Arthur I. Foreman, Governor
Of the state OF West Virginia, hereby proclaim and
make known that Chester D. Hubbard, OF the county
day of In the Congress
OF the United States. for the First Congressional
District Of this State composed Of the counties Of
Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Wet8el, Tvler,
Gilmer, Calhoun and LewiE; and that George r.
Latham, Of the county OF Taylor, was duly chosen
on the same day Representative in the Congress
of the United States for the Second Congressional
District of this State composed of the counties Of
Taylor, Marion, Monongalia, PrsstOu, Tucker, Bar
dleton, Hardy, Hampshire, Berkely, Morgan and
Jefferson; and that Kellian v. Whaley of the county
OF Mason, was duly chosen, on the same day, Rep
reSentave In the Congress Of the United states
posed of the Counties of KaDRWha, Jackson, Mason,
Putnams Ca6ell, CLAY, Wayne, Logan, Boone. BrAx'
ton, Nicholas, Roane, Mcdowell, Wyoming, Raleigh,
Rayette, Mercer, Monroe, aud Greonbrier,- sever.
ally for the term commencing on the fourth day Of
March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty fiVe
Done at the Capitol, in the city Of Wheeling,
this the tWenty.nrst day Of December, in the
H. 81 year Of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty.four, and OF the State the secoud.
A. /. FOREMAN.
J. EDoAR BoEERs, Secretary of State.
22-dkS
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A IA r M.

Containing $50 acres, about 200 acres under good
cultivation; also about acres of choice fruit Of ali
kinds, good dwelling house, two tenant houses
large barn and stable sufficient stable l2 horses
and 500 head OF sheep, also other out nildinss
needed on q farm; also coal BANK on the National
Road in good order. The above farm will be sold
low. Taose wishing to purchase one of the best
stock farms In the county would do we'll to call and
examine. Terms made easy.
THos. A. THOMPSON.
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Magazines for 1865,

MAGAZINE, s4Co year; Atlantic
y %, two eoPie! $3.50; Demnrast,s IftuatIStsd
4 19nt9lys SSSS Pe!erson's Magazine, or LadyIs
q w Frank Leslieg Lady's AgzEine 81 50.
I nA5peTs weekly or Frank Leslie 81 90; New YorH
lesser, SSOo-three months rs cents DeIiyerei IN
rs aIy or mailed to country subscribers An
U1heE PuOneation farnished At publishers rates-
So.,s1 W. p. McKELTkY
PGbHsher's Agent, Wheeling.
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H'Do'Rs Dept WEST VA. EAST TENN,
WYTHEVILLR, Va, Dec. 3.
.EOirculRr.1


The attention of commanding officers is
called to the scarcity of forage in this De-
partment, and the necessity OF using eoono-
my in consumption. Evidences of waste
have been observed heretofore, and tie
proper officers must in all cases superin.
tend the use of forage, and commanding
officers and each company officer must
give his strict personal attention.
TSigned1 T. II. MYERs, A. A. G.
have found the railroad thus far but
little disturbed, and my trains will be up
by railroad in dsyor two at the furthest.
The telegraph is up with me now:
l fnd upon receiving more correct re.
ports of the operations of the 18th instant,
that Major General Ed. Johnson's entire
division, with all the brigade commanders,
was captured in the works which were
captured by assault, besides destroying
brigade of cavalry and capturing its com.
ma nder, Brigadier General Rucker.
Among the captures made to day are
the rebel Brigadier General Quarles,
wounded, aud number of rebels, also
wounded, lying in the houses by the road
side, unable to gs away.
[Signedl George Il. THOMAS
Major General Commanding.
No report for to-day has reached the
Department, except the following, unoff-
ciRl:
NASHVILLE, Dec. l9-lP. NJ.
This forenoon the rains have been so
heavy that little progress has been made.
Our cavalry skirmished with the enemy a
short distance south of Spring Hill, find
ing Forrest in command. The river is
swelling rapidly.
No intelligence from General Sherman
has been received to-day.
A call and draft for, 5000 troops, to
mako up the deficiency occasioned by cred
the President.
[Signedl E. NJ. STANTON,
! Secretary of War.
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No LADY's TOILET COMPLETE unless there
be the Pregnant SozODoNT: unto the breath
sweet odors 1t imparts, the gums ruby
redness soon assume, the teeth quick rival
alsbaster TINT, and seem as pearls set in a
coral vase. Sold by all Druggists and
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GOAL PROPERTY.

Containing 81 acres, being one Of the principal
abnks Of the sig loot vein that supplies st oIairs-
willie. The coal e loaded on the National Road. A
good new dwelling on the premises. Land partly
cleared aud set. In fruit; balance we'll timbered.
splendid location for a vineyard, being south.
eastern exposure
Also an Oh Well sunk 100 feet.
For farther particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. JOHN SIMPSON.
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3E TEE GoVERN0R
A Proclamation.

WHEREAS, 1t is made the duty of the Executive
w by law to ascertain who Il elected Attorney
General and make proclamation thereof and upon
examination Of the certificates respecting the cleo
ton for said oce held In this State on the twenty
seventh day Of October It appears that Ephraim
B. Hall received . majority Of all the votes cast:
Nov, therefore, I, Arthur I. Boremani Governor
make known that Ephrain 8. Hail. Of the county Of
Marion, vas duly chosen on the said tWenty'seVenth
day of October last Attorney General for the term
commencing on the FIRST day Of January one thou
sand eight hundred and siKty-hye.
Done at the Capitol, In the city Of wheeling,
on this the twenty-frst day Of December, In
f. 81 the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sIxty.four, and Of the State the
Al. FOREMAN!
J. EDaiE BozERs. Secretary of the State.
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TEE ticket nominated at the Court House


on Tuesday night, consists as our readers
will have noticed of the present incum-
bents, without an exception. In re elect
ipg we believe that the Convention did
the very best thing in its power, and that
as a whole the list has not only more
strength but in reality more worth than
the average of past tickets. The names
presented are good ones, and represent
men of good character and good capacity.
Taking Mayor Crangle IS the representa-
tive head Of the ticket, it is to be said of
him that he he has made an excellent of
fcer, not so much by reason of anything
administrative in the office itsslf, as by the
outside tone which he has given to the
position. His zeal for the good name and
prosperity of the city has been constantly
manifested, and no former occupant of the
position has more willingly devoted him
self to all its requirements and prophecies.
1t has been no small matter to the Union
people of this city during the last year to
have had as their chief magistrate a man
who was zealously enlisted il the success
of the cause, and who has been not only
willing but anxious to advance that cause
on all public and private occasions.
Especially in the calls of the President
upon us for troops and in the carrying for
Ward of our different enterprises and char
tiles for the benefit CT the army have we
experienced the advantages of a Mayor who
WAS one of US. This game advantage we
will need perhaps quite as much this COM
ing year, and no man whom we could Sc
Iect would better suit US in all respects
than our present worthy Mayor. We are
therefore well pleased with bis re-nOmiua-
ton as we are with the readoption and
endorsement of the whole ticket.
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AISl
4 n a IA AZ

Containing lis acres about 70 acres cleared nearly
house ard never failing spring Of water close to the
door. About $50 Apple trees OF the choicest fruit
onethird ofthem in good bearing order the rest
lately set OUT with good variety Of other fruit
Over an acre set in Grape vines with good site to
extend. The whole underlaid with an excel
lent vein OF goal easy Of acees; bank in Eood work
ing order. Fur terms or further particulars enquire
on the premises. WILLIAM LASH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22


VIZ suppose that the call for 100000
more men is to secure a reserve for the
contingencies of this winters operations in
the South and at Richmond. II all goes
we'll with Us at Savannah, at Wilmington
and at Richmond, the 10000 men called
for will never be needed. If, on the con-
trary, we fail to drive Lee out of Virginia,
or to capture Savannah and Wilmington,
aud to break up the South and North Car.
DINA railroad systems, this winter, and the
war goes over to summer campaign in
consequence, then we shall need the men
called for. The terms of the three years
men enlisted in the Summer of 1862 will
expire next Summer, and their places must
needs be supplied. 10 issuing the call for
more men we have no idea that the gov.
eminent expects active operations to con-
tinue for AN other year. 1t is the part of
wise preoaution however, to be prepared
for whatever may happen. 1t will never
ipjuro us to have 800, 900 more men under
arms, but may do us great deal of good,
even if they are never called into the
field. 1t will be blow to the rebels to
know that We contemplate no cessation OF
hostilities until they yield the contest.