The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03
rnIDAY noRNING, IANUART }.


We hAye received the first number
oftAs U-ilsBurg Tunes. successor ofthe
Ds,anerat "a paper that succeeded itself
two or threo times, without succeeding
very we'll at last. It looks more life
Tx. than its predecessor, barring itz
politics, which, up in Brooke, do not
--em to be betoken longevity in a news
psprr. The new editor and proprietor
isln Mr.. ,. f. Campbell. late Of the
Genus Of LibsTty, at uuiontown, Pa.
Concerning his EuteoedenIs, he thus
spenks:
"W" have ever been faithful o. the
Democratic creed, which We embraced
ia early bUyhood, and the events Of the
past six years have served greatly Ia
strengthen our fidelity To that creed. -
a nan who can avow that III record
OF the Democracy for the last xix years
has greatly strengthened Eis fidelity Ia
that creed, ought to pass muster ut once
with the ancient Democratic sunhc,
dTim Of Brooke. We are not surprised
therefore. to see that ere the new editor
~ iuiily warm Ia his situation he has
beEg sent, in company with our Orihdox
friend. Beali. Everett, Apologize, Lew.
Isl, Moore & Co.. rs . delegate to the con.
Ysntiou that meets hero next Monday.
The Parkershurg Daily True, hiss
been ra0rganIzrI-R. Van Wrinkle tscn
OF tho SENATOR who WAS once IL meu-
bpr oi the Legislature. has purchased
on. half Of Il, and will hereafter be as
ISOLATED in the editorShip. Ia his snIu-
tatuyy h- says:
'Tno Times VIII continue Republican
In views uud sentiment. While IL may
be au exponent OF the party % will be
moderate sud liberal IA tOue--iu other
words " viii be- party bus not a part.
san paper. At the same time u will he
outs pakrn and Independent, a. regards
the matters discussed la It, columns,
reviewing the right at all tunes to criti-
CTS. or rnndemu whatever We may
think the public good requires"
General : d. Harms j. announced S.
the candidate OF the workingmeu OF
Parkcr-burg for Mayor OF that city.
lie was also nominated by the Union
people in their Convention. on Tues
day evening. The election takes place
Tomorrow, the Ith.
The Point Pleasant Register calls on
its drHDquenta to pay up, and gives
notice that all arrrars not settled by
February ist, will b. collected by law;
aud, In addition, that the name Of the
delinquent, together with the amour,
owing, viii be published in its col
umn-- The Register proposes TO try
the cash basis after this.
Here Is curious sort OF paragraph
from tho Ravens " ood jackson county
Prc,s:
eve have received the PTezident's
message In full, and should like very
much to publish It Tor the benefit of our
readers. but the great length prevents
Us from doing -: II would occupy ouI
entire paper. Some OF nur friends rug.
Rr-ted that We would give a synopsis oil
tho mes~hgc, hut we cannot do 80 from
the simple reason that all our readers
would not look at Il with one pair oi
eyes"
The following items are from til,
ClarE~burS Telegraph:
The Lodge Of Good TsmplnrS In this
place now numbers one hundred mem.
bsrs.
Tweuty.one hundred cars Of through
freight East and Westward bound
passed through ParkersburS during the
month OF November.
There wore ak tons OF poultry and
two tons OF Vrnison shipped hv Mr.
Charles W. Baker, the Agent Of Harm,
dsu'- Ekpf.s-- 81 THE place. durinE ths
six days PRIOR - Christmas. This Pnul'
Try was shipped 10 baltimore am
Wheeling.
Rev. David IL. Greor, Rector a
Christ Church In this placc, recently r.
ceivrd n call to the Church OF the Gov,
suaut, lu Philadelphia. Il will be Erat'
flying ,o bis numerous friends In this
region TO learn inst hc has declined
accepting the call and will remain N
ClaTk-burg-