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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

Let tho Union people OF brooke oun-
" bear in mind the meeting called at
Wcllsburg on Wednesday. The good
people up that way arc often too slow
in their political movements, but we
hope that the holding OF their county
mass meeting literally at the eleventh
hour VIII do a great deal ofsood.
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BRICK M.ACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes. with only two=horse power, 5000
sPLENDID BRICKS per day, with wen de-
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We are informed from. Fairmont that
Messrs. Maynard and Stokes, who
speak here this evening. will speak ut
that placeto-morrow nj twelve o'clock,
Immediately on thenrrivaI Of themorn-
ing train from this city.
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Read These Extracts.

saay,,5...s.,, ak, ss,,eo ne Isl etnv or
49,. Issi 10 i,,,, ~, s6oU erfpe poi-
s,,.t.,..,, ~; ~ ,,ss;Ss1,,c to ne rebellion
s.,s, ~ ~. N 1I,;tsJ 49, sSu Be- -
tsssSI t S.tstes. - |,9o,9ed 10 pote al
SsI,y ,Ssyefss. 1f,Less he has
az s,;I;tSIyJ or S,dpaL SER
~ 1t.';ets and mas been or,
oSssyS ~ ~ ~ b,roYgbI,I discharged there
49, S-a.s ~ fP r'n amendment to our
IGSrst,t,,ttion.Et he, voted upon Nav
A4sn'J
.r6,n. 1l,gaus eo,,te,nol1tef khak IL
III ~ ,,ssses;SS-,, SSS,s ~ 6.1.e n, W,.SE
@go!ttt. y - =. =, -
Xxx ~ ~ 49, f,,ossyIes IN 6oIsf n
SS.t,,sS,':,J ry,s,,,ss,s;s, IL. M mr.
~
.s;,..s;,. ~, r S,;te iyi,Ssis So
n S4,S ~, ,S;s
"a ~ 5000
nsta, OF yI..1J "a n Iii =
t.sts 3 S,S;,,t - osf;f,.
s:.., y ". az 1900 IN Ss-
pestttg 1sget ~ ~ +, ~
" ~ seet Stse ~ = ~ y a. ~ r.
tempting 70 cQIltrDt Qua, YAssSt - -
iHg engaged Ior yeIIs y Y
20 destFoy ~ q y
OF Daniel Lamp, Esq. IN IN etle t1ota'ss oi
Btttn entttlg q cone ltiole 70 IeStofe Y. lne
State, tDiiO shan restore dlld Te-eStd0tlSh
1T Shall the man tgh0s gaze as t1gtHellee
aud his means 70 destroythe GoUeT1tHBeslts
Ishe 10 participate 81 Tie great 1rork q
reorganization Gtdt ne rho orottqhi
this misery Upon the State be permitted 70
control is deStinfes 3 ~ thiS be so, then
all this precious blood Of our brave sol
dIeTS and officers so freely poured ottt
,asiLi hdge been tedALOHty spilled AH he
glorious UietoFies ifO1t By 0ltJ, noble dFBl-
les ieiL 90 for adught, AID all lae bate
deLds fbjtieh hdpe been SOtCI9 viii dead he
T0eS during the rebellion tOtI hare been
q Hawaii this edT7tdge and depGstGtiong
II tgGS that treason plight be put doiUl
and trnitoTs Plttlished- Therefore sag
asat traitors Siottld tdke q back seat .
the tr0Fls u restoration. ~ there oe blt
ffUe thousand men IN Tennessee loyal q
Tie constitution, loyal 70 freedom, toydkt'
jlEsEiee these true aud JdGt tit men should
control tie apoFk of reorganization an
reformation absolutely. 4 say that III
traitor nus eedsed 10 be a citizen, and /,
joiIiiI,g The rebellion, has become a publ
eaeBi1. He lad forfeited his TiOhttO rot
.aSifh loyal men tCEeal he TeSloUileed HI
r. IgS1I1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

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cdr Those delinquent should not de-
lay another hour.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

UNpER standing head in onr first
column on;t this pagewe publish the act
of banishment and outlawing proclaim
ed at Richmond in July 1861, against
certain loyal people in Virginia of
which State our own was then part
On Saturday morning we published an
extract from an act passed by the rebel
Richmond Legislature on the I'd day
of October, 1862, which declared the
most extreme penalties against those
adhering TO and taking part in the
.susurped government of West vir-
ginia. AS OF a piece with these acts of
returned and returning rebels when
they were in power at Richmond, and
when they expected in a short time to
put the loyal people of this section nn-
der their heel, we should recall the letter
of Senator Mason published in the
Winchester Yirgiian May 18th, 1862,
before the ordinance of secession was
voted upon. In that letter he warned
all who thought of opposing the or1i-
nance to desist from their opposition or
else to leave the State. These returned
rebels who are complaining of tyranny
In West Virginia should refer to that
letter of their Senator. We quote from
it as follows: .sIf Il DC asked 1phat are
those to do rho IN their consciences can
not vote % seperGte HIrgfaiG from tie
U1tited States, Le dtlstOey Is simple and
plain. honor and duty alike require that
they should not pote on de question: II
then re6fi,i Sitt.h kbe,I SJa1LSt Lenle
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List OF Letters.

ININGUNCLAIMEDI IN THE Post
II once at Wheeling, State OF West Vtr-
g1nia, on the 2lst day OF May, 1866.
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters, give the date of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within month, they VIII
be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.
Office hours on Sunday from to l0L a. m.
i. 2TsTcsfU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21
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- EDMUND booking.
Wheeling,
apr8 Sole Agent for West Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

-Four days OF work for the conssitu.
tional Amendment remain to as. To-
day we should devote ourselves rs
much rs possible to getting out oul
neighbors of the opposition to hear the
speeches this evening. Every Union
man should be committee OF one to
invite all his friends. More good can
be done IN that way to-day than in any
other. or course We should not relax
our efforts in every other way The
county can be carried gioriously II our
Union people viii only bend themselves
thoroughly to the work from now until
shutdown on election day. It cannot be
carried unless this is done.
pHE Cincinnati catAolie Telegraph
speaks of tho Fenians as of a 'Don
Quixote organization,' y and inquiries:
How long arc the generous hearted
and patriotic Irishmen OF our country
TO be dnped by this insane folly9''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

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1ar Washington Chronicle stntes the
issue before The people very compactly
TO teit: Shall eleven disappointed
lrebell States rule amer falling forum.
the Governmentfv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21
PnrifY Your Houses.

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the Times
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NOMINATIONS FOR CLAY TOWNSHIP
Supervisor. VIM. b. SIMPSON.
Township Clerk G. ]. r RAWLINGS
Treasurer, ALEX. TURNER.
Inspector Elections, A. N. JOHNSON.
.Oyerseer of Poor......A. s. TODD.
sSpSeYor nf Roads ,Ias n E-
Constable. H. CHARNOCK.
s. ................ ..1STEPHEN TRACY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

For good while after the surrender
III was the habit Of the Southern papers
10 speak of JEFF. Davis as Mr.. Davis.
Now they allnde to him as 1sx-Presiz
dent Davis. This is one of the strslws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21
Brick For Sale.
Paving Boulder Stone Wanted.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the once of the City Clerk, Wheeling,
West Va, until 8 o'clock, p. M, on Saturday,
the 18th instant, to furnish twelve hundred
and twenty perch OF hard boulder stones 70
ed at The wharf Of Wheeling, w. Va, as FOL
lows: One-third to be delivered by the 5th
day of July; one-third In August and the re-
- STEPHEN CLARK,
myI7.5t Street Commissioner.
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TEE following 1nisprints were made
In our editorial columns ON Saturday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

We need scarcely do more than re-
mind our readers that the two distin-
guIshed East Tennessee orators already
announced, Messrs. Maynard and
Stokes, Will address the people on the
issues OF the day this evening at the
Court House. Coming as they do from
"a section OF State so analogous in
many respects to our own, their visit
will awaken peculiar desire among
our people TO hear them speak East
Tennessee throughout the war was TO
the balance of that state what West
Virginia was 70 Old yirginia. May
nard and stokes were two of the men
whose voices rallied the liberty loving
masses throughout the mountains and
valleys OF that devoted section. East
Tennessee Is politically situated much
the Same Us We are. she is striving
now TO keep returned rebels from
ruling over her. Her cause is our cause.
The men who VIII ex plnin her situation
to US tonight win thereby show us the
great necessity for protecting our own
ballot boxes by means of onr proposed
amendment. Let us turn out in our
strength aud give the two speakers a
herring worthy OF their individual an
teced9nfs, and worthy of the noble eo-
pleNyhon they represent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21
Grenadines fori25 oenta
White and RIaesx RoImo-oI,

n AM CLOSING OUT PLAIN jaIoHAIR
IL Grenadines for Is cents worth so cents
myl9 j. s. RHODES.
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Isit not somewhat astonishing when
we think about Il, that we have lived
10 see the day when overlhrown rebels
should consider their extension Should
have read eretusi0lt) for season, from
the counseis (councLs) OF the nation &
casifs befh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21
For Sale at Auction.

For Sale at Auction.
I'm TUESDAY. 18TH DAY OF JUNE
" next, at 10 o'clock, a. M, will offer for
sale at the Court House, in this city, " not
sold previous at private Sale) 20 acres OF, Land
on The river bottom ~ miles above the city.
This land for gardening purposes Is unsurpaSS-
ed, will be divided II required. Terms made
known on day of sale. I:1RW1N,
my17-3w Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

TIM meeting al Triadelp hia ON satur-
day afternoon, wis AM unusually large
md animated turnout for that vicinity.
The attendance was good and the inter-
est manifested still better. The work
is going on most eueouragingly in that
township under the auspices of active
and Jealous Union men. We exhort
them to press their efforts TO the utmost
during the remaining days. The town.
ship ought to fully equal itself last fs.lli,
at which time it did 50 gloriousiy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

Z The New York. Journal of Commerce,
a paper designated by the Richmond
Wig as athat admirable old organ of
conseryatismn denied the mails once
during the war for its disloyaItyJ in
speaking of West Virginia as a pre-
tended State in the Union, says eve
e have always regarded the division of
q Virginia as Unconstitutional, for rea-
ssons which it is unnecessary to repeat
:. here. We trust yet TO see that old
Is Commonwealth united and patriotic
g as of old..,'
: The Journal of Commerce in thus exc
pressing itself represents conserve
tism generally throughout the country.
1t speaks the voice of the entire
Democratic membership In this Con-
gress and the last one, which
voted solid against us first against
our admission as State, and
next against the admission of Berk-
Hey and Jefferson Us part of our
boundary. The Journal Of Commerce
looks forward 70 a time when the con-
seryatives shall possess Congress and
the West Virginia Legislature. Then
1t feels sure that the old Commonwealth
of Virginia would be once more united!
So do we. That is an event, however,
which the loyal people of the State are
endeayorins to guard against in adopt
ing tho prop stitutional amend
ment.
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0heGatelliyerfer
'cAMPBELL, FREW q GO.
EpIIoRs AEp FKorRIEToRs.
aMElrEIIsE:TINa To.aIenTIE..

lIoNDAY moRNINesnIAY a.
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Stray Cow
ClaV TlloWnshin

.HlHE UNION VOTERS OF CI.AYTOwN-
II ship are requested to meet this evening at
the Court House, at eight o'clock, for the
A general attendaneeis requested. myl7-lt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

"There never was but osls Virginia.
But l tell you old virginia is not at
home She will come back some of
these days, and then the devil take the
hindmcst. / am Watching, and will
tell her when she comes what has been
done in her absence. Isl1 say, . Mamma
your children did not do that. if was
done by impostors and pretenSiers. p j
say there is but one Virginia.
Several ex-ofEicers of the late rebel
army are editing conservatIv e's papers
in West yirginia and taking n leading
part against the constitutional amend
mont. Why has not Henry A. wise
also been brought into this state to take
part in the canvass
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AFewPIain QuestIons.
not the pemocratic pa

FirSt-Was not the Democratic party
I'm power,when the rebellion began In
the south9
6 Second-Was not James Buchanan
President, and were not Floyd, Cobb,
Thompson and Toncey members Of his
CabinetP
Third-Did not James Buchanan
send in q message to Congress, after
General Scott had urged him to
strengthen the Southern forts, dis
claiming any power to interfere with
secession and rebellion then in pro
gress2
Fourth-was not Floyd then stealing
the arms of the United States and send
ing them South, and Toucey scattering
our ships of war to far distant seas ?
And were not the bonds of the United
States, under Cobb, twelve per cent be-
low par8
Fifth-was not jefferson Davis, him
sell, Democrat3 Was he not voted
for hfty-seven times In the Charleston
conyentionS And was not Breckin-
ridge, afterwards nominated, also a
Democrat4
sixth-was not every Governor Of
every seeding State a Democrat. and
did they not each and all go into rebel
lion, and do all in their power 70 make
the rebellion success
seyenth-Did not every democratic
daily paper in Virginia, including the
one then existing in this city, advocate
and uphold, aid and abet the rebellioni
Were not the votes cast here in favor OF
secession cast by persons who had been
voting the democratic ticketH Was
there single other vote for secession
Eighth-was not every person who
left this vicinity and went of into the
1 rebellion to aid and assistin overthrow.
1 ing thegoyernmentof the United States
protested democratP And have mo-
the democracy of this city, ON severa
occasions, nominated and elected t.
office persons who voted for the ordi
nance of secession?
! NInth-DId not the democracy OPP
pose the formation of West Virginia a
a State7 Did they notcall convention
at Parkersburg, and there pronounce i
an unconstitutional act; and did they
not advise the people to stay away from
the polls and have no part or lot in it
/ And did not one of the authors OF tn,
address issued to the democracy on tn
subject, go off sonth soon afterward
: and join the rebellion2
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-21

MIR. Wilson of the third auditors Of
flee at Washington, has purchased d con-
trolling influence in the Chicago Rrpub-
lican, which accounts for its change Of
base.
The difference between Carlyle's
Works and Beadles Dime Novels is that
while the one are scnteutious the others
are teu-Cents-ious.
fold has been discovered in Passaic
and Sussex counties, New jersey, and
mining viii soon be commenced
New York is decidedly progress.
i've place, There was dramatic enter
tainment given last Wednesday, night
at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music, the
proceeds to be applied to liquidate the
debt OF church.
A COuntrym3n went TO PHILADELPHIA
the other day and sold $4,000 worth of
gold, and WAS robbed of mis- greenbacks
before he got home. It was the result
Of ten years Of hard work and economy.
"A theater agent in Portland having
very politely sent a package Of tickets
to tie office Of lions Advocate, the ed
it0r reciproCated the attention by send
ing the whole troupe a standing invita-
tion to the Baptist prayer meeting.
The oldest house in the United
States now standing as it was originally
built is the Rev. DR.. Whitefelds. at
Guilford, Conn, 1t was built ia 1929
the walls are OF stone and the woodwork
is Of oak The diamOnd-shaped win
dows were removed some sixty or sew
enty years ago, but in other respects the
venerable mansion remains in its orig
inal state.
Hon. Henry J. Raymond writes a
long letter from Washington, in which
he says the political toae has gradually
improved within a few weeks. The
conviction is increasing that the differ
enCes between Congress and the Presi-
dent are such as can be reconciled or
else waived without injury to the
country.