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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-18
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Executive DEPARTMENT, !
WHEELING, Jan. II, 1865. !

UentLefHen OF the Senate
and House of Delegates:
welcome you to the seat of Govern
ment on your annual return to the impor.
tsnt and responsible duties devolving upor
you 10 the capacity Of legislators for our
growing new Commonwealth; and as con
templated by the Constitution, l proceed tc
communicate to you briefly the condition
| of the State, and recommend to your con-
sideration such measures as seem to me
e1pedient-
About the first of August last the rebel
General McCausland, with considerable
force, invaded the southeastern portion OF
the State; and on the fourth of that month
attacked comparatively small body Of
Government troops stationed at New
! Creek; but the latter made a gallant de-
fence, and the enemy was repulsed with
| considerable loss, and retreated towards
| Mooreheld; and on the seventh of the same
month was attacked by our cavalry, under
General Averill, and completely routed
and driven out of the State. In Septem.
Der rebel force OF about six hundred
mounted men, under Col. witcher, made a
raid into the eastern portion of the State,
passing through BraIton, Lewis, Upshur
and other counties, aud in thelr course
robbed and pluudered the citizens of those
counties, driving away their horses and cat
tie and carrying of large quantities OF
their goods and committing other serious
depredations.
On the twenty eighth of November a
rebel force OF mounted men, under General
Rosserr again attacked New Creek aud
succeeded in capturing the place, taking q
considerable number of prisoners and do
ing some damage to the railroad at that
point, and Immediately thereafter retired
from the State.
Had it been in my power to provide a
force sufficient to prevent the inVasious by
the enemy referred to, it would certsiuly
have afforded me great pleasure, as it was
my duty, to do so; but il was simply i'm
possible. Early in the summer addressed
communications TO the Secretary of War
and the General at that time commsuding
this military department, setting forth onT
defenceless condition and nv spprebsn.
sion that as the Fall approached he sat-
would be invaded by the enemy in sna;N
ctent force to intfct upon our peopIe a..
we're damage; but l received no respo,ss
from either of those officers. So imnrss.
sed was with the belief that the i,,s,io.
OF the state would be subjected 10 rebsI
raids that early in September | yisitsj
Washington, and in person called on the
secretary Of War, and again stated the
oeteneeiess condition of the State and M
apP.te.hensions, and requested him to ord :,
s snn,u troops to the border to save the
PSop'e rom the ruinous visitatious of the
Esoe. armies. His answer was thar he did
Ioe INNS there would be any such inTa-
sioos In torres and that it would deyoIVs
W 0u' people to defend themselves against
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The GovernorJG MeESaRe

We have not the space TO refer TO this
document this morning at any length. We
expect to do 60 to morrow. In the mean
time we commend its careful perusal to our
readers.
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ALBANY, Jan. l7.-In reply to resolu.
ton OF the Assembly the Governor sent in
communication relative TO the quotas OF
the different counties. No new information
was furnished.
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BosroS, Jan. IA public meeting will
be held IN Fauueil Hall, at noon o.morrow
10 show respect TO the memory of Edward
Everett and express the sentiment of our
cllEsus IN their bereavement II is report
sd that Chas. Sumner would be requested
10 deliver an eulogy on Mr.. Everett, before
The State authorities and the Legislature
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OUEBEc, jan. III. Il. Clint, director
OF the elebec Bauk, has stopped payment.
dls Liabilities are about Sac, 900.
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HORTICULTURAL oo1LEaE-

An act was passed at the last session of
Congress, and approved April I4th, 1864
extending to this State the provisions of
the act passed July I'd, 1862, "donatin1
public lands to the several States which
may provide Colleges for the benefit Of g-
riculture and the Mechanic Arts" and on
the 9th of June transmitted copies of the
act of the Legislature accepting the pro-
visions OF the act of Congress, to the Pre-
sldent of the United States and the Secre.
tary of the Interior, and informed the lat.
ter that was ready to receive the Scrip
to which the State was entitled under the
act OF Congress, the receipt Of which he
ACKNOWLEDGED saI recognizing the right of the
State to the Scrip.
. In September, received the Scrip from
tue Commissioner of the General Land Of-
nee, accompanied by a Communicate
containing some observations, as to the
name manner OF assigning and locating the same NJ
which correspondence is herewith commn'
nicated. The act of the Legislature direot.
tne governor 70 sell tho Scrip 'tat spc5
time or times and in such parcels ss he mSR
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HOSPITAL ToR THE INSANE.

The Directors, of the Hospital for the In.
sane have made no report since the las.
session of the Legislature. Isuppose their
report will be received in a few dave
when will communicate it TO Won.
In September me rebel forces under
Col. Witcher in their raid on Weston roh.
bed the Hospital of blankets and other
things, that had been provided with a view
to opening it. In short time thereafter
,other like articles, purchased in tbs
east to supply the loss. were in transit
over the Baltimore and Ohio rail road
when the train was captured bv the rebsi
Moseby, and these articles were also carl
rled of and lost to the Hospital. The Di.
rectors then informed me that the monav
appropriated at the last session was eTI
hausted and that it would require 81. 500
TO put the building in a condition for tbe
reception of patients, and requested that I
should furnish them this sum, which did
In the manner, elsewhere explained.
In October the insane persons Who had
been sent TO an asylum IN Ohio, were
brought back and placed in our own Hos.
pltsl, which was formally opened on the
18th of November, and since that time
several patients have been received from
different parts of the State, and there seems
to be no doubt that that portion of the
building now completed, will be filled to
its utmost capacity in 8 short time, aud
that there will be demand for more room.
Several sf the Directors called GA me a
few days since, aud represented that tbey
had drawn part Of the money appropri.
ted by the last Legislature for the support
Of the insane and that the Auditor object
to paying them any more, aud in couss-
quence some of the expenses of the iustitu-
ton remained unpaid; and that, including
these unpaid balances it was estimated
that 1t would require $4,000 to pay the
demands on their treasury to the frst of
March, and they requested me to sunnIr
this additional sum; but in view of he
short time to elspse before the meeting of
the Legislature, declined TO do so. |
think, however, that the Legislature should
make an appropriation for this purpose at
an early day. Upon the report OF the Di.
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FREE SCHOOLS.

The subject of Free Schools is one of
great interest to all philanthropists; and
10 my opinion an intelligent and efficient
system of such schools will tend more than
any other one cause to the rapid growth
and prosperity of our State. The law on
this subject passed by former Legisla-
ture Is endorsed by the State Superiuten-
dent, (whose first annual report is here
with submited,) as embodying a system
of superior excellence. He suggests but
few notifications, the most material of
which is n regard TO the manner of pro.
vlding larger fund, for the erection of
school houses and maintaining the schools.
1 commend ths subject to your fostering
consideration. The Auditor has made no
Free School law.
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ind the interest of the trust ru.t--1i
Ho aV " endeavrsd to comply with this prJ.
u;s;on Of The law, but NOT being able to
o tSI for tb, scrip price approaching
%hs a T tno,,gtt should be realized for it, |
ha va not soidit at all The information L
have on the sibjeot, induces me to believe
tbat the interests of the State and of "the
trns,n will bt prompted by deferring thu
SaIo for a Tim. But if you direct that 1T
shall he sold a the best price it will bring
IN the market il will afford me great
n ~ TO folOw such direction.
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1t will be seen by an examination of the law
passed November 18th, 1868, "tolrovide for the
forfeiture OF property in this State blongng to the
Enemies thereof" that it is made tie duty OF the
Circuit Courts TO take CoRnizance tho cases ari'
sing under this law, and to proceed dispose of the
Property forfeited "when it is madeto appear" to
the Court, that there are such case but, 1t will
also be seen that it is not made tn duty OF any
officer, or person, to bring such caes before the
Courts; ana am informed by theJuges that there
is an indsposition the part OF prtvte persons to
volunteer their services in aid OF the execution OF
this law If is the intention that the law shall be
enforced it seems to me that 1t should be made the
duty of some officer to bring the cases properly be-
fore the Courts.
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TUESDAY, Jan. IT. 1865.
The House was called to order at ten
O'Clock by Mr.. G. D. Hall, Clerk of the
former House. The roll was called and
the members sworn in. The session was
opened with prayer by the Rev. 7. 4.
Trainer, member from Marshall.
The roll was called, and the following
members responded to their names and
were sworn 10:
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herewith communicate stateaeut "or the par.
tculars" of the several cases In witch pardons have
been granted within the year 1854 Eith my re asons
for granting the same"
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BROOKLYN

A BAD "F IX.'-At . recent mcotin Of, tho
Kings County Board Of Supervisors a resolution
was adopted in favor Of the proposition before the
Legislature to abolish MI local bounros 70 voluu-
toers, and to substitute State tountie' therefr
The trouble in BROOKLYN seems to lie that no more
money can be mad, and recruiting is therefore At .
stsndstll
SINoUL LAR AccIpENr.-Mrs. Mary Kennedy,
residing ct No. 5, Cola str, e., ic upon the side
walk Yesterday, IN consequence Of the &C, an Dis
VI, rcsfier.
FoUSD DEAD N BED.-Mrs. Margaret Com
stock, residing IN Clavson avenue, near Park, was
found dead in bed yesterday morning She retired
the evening previous IN apparent good heath She
Is YEAR, of age. The cause, IL is supposed was
disoate Of the heart
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CLEARED
rEAMSHIPS-suonia. HAMBURG; i Nihson' I'm
SHIPS Eogul Helen, Natrmosas Coo Peabody,
Gan Francisco Francis sage, Port Royal.
RARXs -tllcn Morrison, Rarhaioes, June mt
Werp. II lfou bride, Barbados. T. Narvloh, BAIT.
RR1Gs Cubs. Ba,anz~, CcvatonsA - Johns IR.
Lucheite, RIO Grnnde; Annie Collins, Falmouth, ia.
sCHOONFKS-R Il Dcvter, Halifax, Rob, Turk
leland. iisris, Cuuroh, Ann susan. Hilton Head,
Kate scranton, fortieas Monroe, EVELYN, stamford
sLOOpS -Wm u Boven, PRECEDENCE Relecc,
Merritt haamorns, EmtefoE bridgeport.
hBRII IN
eTEANaHtPs Clarion, Wicnset via Boston
oriental, Boston Haze, Fortress Monroe mde
Wind, Fortress Monroe.
SHIP FndeAvor Zoo Cho- Foo with md.', Sc
RARKS- Ague. Fraser, of Pirtor, from Matanyns
frtna, Maianzas. ZulmA Of Barbados im - Martin
MAshington Butcher, Nguvitas llva. hnraclllo
SUNSHINE, Cow Bay, II, 4 W knight tieniueso"
Carmen, LAguns.
BRIGs : nevonshirc, bermuda, Harry kutcrry
pctou, SIX trefes, Halay. Harvest Queen, N1tHtnc
rn, Prince Of Wales hatainoras, sophie, Il. Janeilo
Nellie, - ThomN.
eCHOOSRRs- Harvest Queen, CORVALLIS; Oscoo
a. HAitnI, NJ: " y Brooks Bangor for i''utcetoFn
Richard RulNiuble, 10. 'on. lohn Jones, London. j
Randolph BLACK Rnck, Tofnedo, bos;on Tor fortior
Monroe Jacob kienyie, Providence.
RFLOW-Brig- northern Light, and Iris
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Aaor1 ten Thousand pieces NJ R'nsn rnoney-
principally ot ttc reisrs NJ Augustus, Tberus,
Clsudius n1d Srr have 'ust ben discovered IN
the bed NJ i1' Mayenre, At q. leonarf. Ter
ford having formerly existed At this spot, and tho
custom nj travellers 10 throw IN tic river piece Of
Zone ASA r. p.tsnon.
A NtENNI Journal relates \ dto' story. young
man, who Uss playing as.dupus court " N vie
NJ dyer, hNi ihe misfortune 20 he caught by tn'
cnrAgcd hus, Ari, who called bis w0rkmen about
h m, and, without any ceremony, tic gallant WAS
ruugNt into caui Iron pref sred r iup1rtlng q
true Dive color 20 various iatrics. L asecond the
unfortunate youth bad acquired such tint that he
dared not appear 10 public. Ills friends impIored
the liver b. restore ne poor fellow ~ his natural
he, nj the p.tiiess answcr was II IL imposs b
bic. lie is 81 beautiful color, aud all can DO. ?
him - 70 change him N green or violet"
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NJ lbDItINES.
A YER'S CHERRY PECTORAl, FOR THE

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dpease.
ton ~ country Atonuds m ~. public y kuo~n,
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antidote % employ for TIE dstiessnf and dance ouH
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this har ghined liends hv every tr,conieirot rcLs
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lson IN the Bergen Tunnel on Thursday noon.
Wa beld ves,ercisy Afternoon by Coroner Hanlev,
a. Hudson City Several witncises were exam
inod, and the jury rendered verdict ,hA. The
Morris and Es-eS Railroad Company ore W blame
for gross negligence in running their trains in g.
careless . manner, by attaching passenRe' train
h heavy 'reiehi tran. thereby endsnscrins the
lives q - many passengers.
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DESBISER S.

A MOST WOHnTRFIT DISCOVERY
I1rerth extracted without pain or 100 -an.-r ls u-
ful teeth Inserted 81 racI, Teeth u-, Gel oath us
without ortrCtut thr ro0'-, va un cations var rant
ed. =. JAY NiLLtIt>, loo uiunl ri, Two lI".Ns
from mo Asay. 40
A SET OFTEETH on SILVER OR Rr!ter
49, 10 ~. on gold, fluto ~ partial ,'., roia,
-, silycr "a Zoo %. Teeth extra .cl oi ~
~ +. b o.. ana d. fautci. by ur. IL. NIiILkS 30
bonery, ounn-4te the old Theatre SOL
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THE FAIR LlItAss
OR, LIFE N Deaf H.

il THE
SUNDAY sERCtRY Of TOMORROW
that s sie, r91seS Ts'piSH W. 90
~ concluded, each in,AIlment teius pnblrhed tim'
has been secured for tho SUNDAY MfRCl BY, an
early rerusA NJ this powerful storyhv the moet pr
glar romance-wrter OF the day can only h. secured
rGe .torie, Is S PECE EGAN stand a, the bs. Of
are numbered iy the hundred n lu,and and iAhulcu.
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standard English rerodicals Truly savs ,they tAhs
hold Of the Imagination, the and the heart and
there no getiue loose from the spell until the hst
ue h, cen ienct' and The readef aNhSes hs ttonl
athnline and exciting dream to the realities around
The eenu. Of hi. wonderful man, in''e.d Of ~
trnyine exhaustion by cSerciie, 'eems " ntishien
Win eech .qgcetiins effort. II be believed The Fnr
Lilac OF Life in lCgth" will lt found the mot IN
ten,ely nerostius Of ull HE works. Certainly, iha
initial ch'rer give promise Il .ocuos without pc.
ceient m the whole range Of hnrsinntivc sriiins
The characters introduced have Avisoous lndiv dual
~ mich leads one to e1pecs cOrrespondlns deed,
- the rtofy PROGRESSES ncN actoft arc iutIoiu,efL
and Amost even idio-vucracy OF humanity seems 10
have its representative The ueuoucmtnt II lerhas
TIiE sJNDAY NERClBY
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TIE COLLISION IN BERGEN TUNSEL-- Is.
euzSI Asp vrnnror or crsuai.-The inquest n
,he body n Ire hoy Peter schencS, n No. S2S
Ftnh AYenpn n Y. who loa his life by The eel,
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sNSTGgV'G"VGO y.

DWNhTE INSTRUCTION N TOWN
SLNlf0 CoWuorDiul Ncadcmv, '"I FoNtiA' c-
low Houston ~. pc0kkccTinr writing Arithmetic
algebra. reading, fDlIur, rrnIumn 81, lsushi iN-
ont cg-eT. superior sl,nntnEcs Tor actuiria- rnu-
Ilyt' cuMWClCIaI an English Cdur tion. n..
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.

THE SUNDAY MERCURY. TRUE TO IT'S
mission od engaging in every Department al czlr'
rent nerAtufe thA
time ago maze arrAnsemenu with the oslnbrBt-
cd Enskh Novelist
PIERCE EGAN. FSQ-
for the advance sheets OF uee story, uron vhoh ~
80 then engaged. and viii inauguiate the wear "
pubushlns the opening chapters Of hf --latest en%N
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Too Late for Classification.

A GOOD CHANCE-THE FURNITI RE or
n four 70 BE- sold cheap inst now. Cu at 1913
Mulberry IT, thiri hoor, room No. ~. "~I
pOY WANTED, II TO IL YEARS OLD,
ID upcd 70 work about mschluerr and steam boiler
WAGES sl2 first month, IL second month, 80 third
month, and - fourth month, Is iurlusu e., Brook
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a IL DECLARE THAT EENT'S FAST IN
dia coffee l. ,hc bet Tor family Zee S2d by AZ
General dorot, No. 1874 Eeade At. n>
pEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE.
- BKESrs HAIR pIF,
The hot'! pye Of the World i-u'ed in preference
ri bOFs not STAIN THE Skin,
ard A. all who have tried it, acsuov ledge,
DOES Nur lNJCRL TlE HAP,
al BLACK OR BROWN,
tlnstantaneously!
'"' '''' flirS Gents Pa 'RjX(
twh box coniAius nearly twice 'he quantity of dya
which Nc formerly pu, ~ at 80 cents. -
General ra.o; 40 Soih Second street, Williams
turgh.
Row Fraser 4 ice, ~ BnrkmGu II; Wheeler, lij
Ch,fry It; Miller Reed, ~ Aeu, cor anton 81
ave-. Pctrr TairhiiI as iud,on i. md 81, sixth
gyr. nurrs's csn r.-o be rupp'.od 10y {. y. CRIT
cash PAIp TOE Rags AND OLD MET.
Y ais White. sl's n cent? 2cs H., coorei rass
cent; copper and p'Htor ccnt.; lcid o. cents PER
10; % cent. each ioi ola 'k RATS. At 70 sp-ns 81 so
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
- White re II cent pf 10. CooFed IAN, ana
hssa y f.p' PER I0 40 10 Ne' o''r 'Ss y, Of
COMMERCIAL oil COMPANY.-PHERR
- viii ho mcr'in' Of ne Stockholders o, she Com
lUCEClA On az ttflt w JOY ICnt Ht IN
The city Of New York, on the I'm dw OF January,
1863 Ht ~ O'Clock ~ noon, Tor the purpose Of dun
pam from Eve million Of dollars to three millions and
three hgudrel thousand Az d9a.. Dated Jew f3rs'
T'fuistteo. ''''' " - " - "
DNORCtS LEGALLY PROCURED N
Dhn' STATE, ard otho' law cA'es prosecuted, With
HOW -, Attoiuc. and Counsellor IS Ns-ean 81 27n
nISSOLUTION-T THE COMPREHENSIVE
| - herotorc esistiNC between A. JACOBSON and
| 4 LEMlS uraet The name and hIIn 81 JACOBSON
! & LEWIS, he- teen dirsolyed this day, hy mutual
! consent A.JACOBsON /. authorized alone 10 col.
l"ct dcntt due 10 the iat" firm and 10 -n tho arms
name m liquidation, AMI h. alone viii diSharre ~
i,'i &JhtoBs6N' R'Ii.F~is, '''' wv Sss
DISSOUTGON or PARTNrRSHIF-THF
- rartlerrhir heretofore twisting under the style
'ent OF the 'uhe'riher'. FHHHHLt RFkG:
EXPREsS 10 SAvANNAH, rFO.-FoR
- S'Lp'hdESHn R R6},KHWMG5y; ONLY
The iiarudcn Ltlu"s s er'red 70 'end Parcel, 70
the sodicrs in sherman army, with despatch ''1
MOUNT VERNON-TANFS, TAXES-
Grand and Elizabeth - on MONDAY, Jan.9, John
! :. NOEkF. General Collector. 27l
NEW YORK, JAN. 5TH. REPORT OP
! ne Pa cnt Net ard statc 60. The capital
! paid IN The amount of ~ existing debt r. 800.
hHiTESS NII dy Nrr PlG.I 'nd 4raGG 4 "
and Count OF Soy York, Lewis ". ih1ip' h'int
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