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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13

p8 TAG Observation-Disclosures
HALL SELECTED as the PLACE.-The COM
mlttee appointed to secpre suitable place
for the holding of the Western Virginia
Convention, which assemblies in this city
to-day have fixed upon Washington Hall.
The hall has been accordingly duly pre-
pared fer the reception of the delegates.
A fence, built and set up for the occasion,
now divides the hall so that the delegates
will be separated from the spectators
Seats are also provided for limited nuu-
her of ladies. Newspaper reporters are
also provided for abuudantly, there being
several gentlemen of that persuasion from
abroad present. The hall as arranged and
fitted up by the committee is admirably
adapted to thepurpose. From all accoauts
there will be tremendous crowd of peo=
pie present during the session:of the Com
VCntioR. The Convention will assemble
this afternoon at o'clock. Delegates
officers and reporters will enter from
Market street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
Further from ST. Louis Names of
the Killed-Stnhbinp Affair.

>
ST. Louis, May II Hon. John Howe
and Col. Robert Campbell have received a
note from Gen. Frost, which is being dis
.tfibuted through the city in extras, ear.
nestly entreating his and the friends of the
Suite militia now held as prisoners of war
IN the arsenal, TO abstain from any demon
|straliopi stating that their safety depends
upon qnietness in tile city that any riot.
GUS Proceedingswould arouse the popuIace
III the lower STArdS, and result disaslrously
to the eitysand them.
- Report of characterization in the arsenal
are credited, and Fears are entertained for
the lives of the State troops should a dis
tnrbnnce occur in the city.
Gen, HarneY has arrived and taken COM
mand of the U S. forces.
Capt. Lyon will star: for Washington to-
morrow.
The following additional names of the
killed are Ascertnined: Casper II. Glen.
nsreoal, John SWeathart, John Waters, p.
Done, J. J. Jones portage county, Ohio, J
D. Carl, Christian Dean, Mrs. McCanliff,
AIR. Chapman, Ed. Allen, two boys named
IeHnhower and Leasing.
. DR.. George D. SAnlerson WAS stabbed
last night in a drinking saloon by Judge
Bucknet. They nrs both prominent citi.
zens. The difficulty grew ont of the Camp
Jackson affair. Burkner gave himself up
and was lodged in Jail. Sauderson re-
ceiYed three wounds in the stomach, each
regnI ded rs fatal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
nB-lnvariably in advance.
E@TnE CAMp Az rug RELAY HOUSE

E3-THE CAMP Al rHa RELAY HOUSE
GrpGrox FIsHIXo.-The Baltimore papers
report hundreds of visitors at Camp Relay
Orders having been issued by Gen. Butler
to admit no person within the encamp-
nent unless he first discluses his business,
visitors haze TO couteut themselves with.
what could be seen outside. The battery
practice was continued through, and the
target, distant half mile, was struck at
nearly every discharge.
Some of the soldiers INDUCED in fishing,
and were quite successful Mt gudgeoutng,
Others were asleep in their tents, and not a
few resting upon the ground. The officers
manifest marked politeuess and attention
to visitors. General Butler was at Anna.
pills. The Massachusetts troops keep
close watch upon each passing train of
cars, to intercept coutrabaad articles, A
large number of apple and c,sk-stauds APP
pear in the vicinity of the oncampment,
from whose proprietors the men seemed to
be buying and eating freely. Strict order
is observed throughout the eacampmsnt
and neighborhood.
David Smith, a ncwsboy from Baltimore
was arrested at the Relay on Wednesday
afternoon, and upon his person was found
" small pocket pistol loaded, and some se-
cession symbols, the coat of arms of Mary
land, aud the motto of Southern highs
He was discharged with reprimand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
President's Proclamation

: WAsHIXGToN, May LITTLE President
has issued u proclamation, setting forth
that an insurrectiOns exists in the State of
Florida, by which the lives. liberties and
property of loyal citizens IRE endangered,
and rs it is deemed proper that all 'needFui
measures should he taken for the protcC-
ton of such citizens, aud Of all officers of
the o. S. in the discharge of their public
duties in that State, the President directs
the commander of the forces of the United
SMtes on the Florida coast, to permit no
person TO exercisetany Office orauthority
upon the Islund of Key West, the Tortu-
gas and. Santa Rosa, which may be incon-
sistent with the laws aud Consultation of
the United States and authorizing him
at the same time, if he shall find it neces-
sary. to suspend there the writ of hd5saS
corpus, and to remove from the vicinity of
the United States fortresses, all dangerous
or suspicious persons. u
The Secretary of the Treasury adver-
tises for proposals till the 2Ist of May. for
the remainder of the stock of the United
States issued under the act of February,
amounting to nearly uine millions of dol
lars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
Grand Ovation to Mai. Anderson,

PmtApELpHIA, May IA grand oya-
ton was given to-day to Major Anderson.
He was escorted through the principal
streets by two regiments OF infantry aud
company ofhussars to independence Hall,
where heheld n reception and made brief
speech. Everywhere on the route the en-
tthusiasm was extraordinarily. Maj. Ander-
son will leave New York on Tuesday MGR
ming next for Louisville, vi1,the Pennsyl-
vnntH Railroad, passing through Harris
burg Ptttsburg, Columbus, aud Cincin-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13

BSHTuR CRoPs.-It is gratifying to
know thatin these times of war and tu-
multi the crops Of wheat and rye look re-
markabIy promising, aud the probability
is that of those grains we shall have an
abundant harvest, Indian corn has only
been planted in this latitude, so that it is
impossible to predict results. It may.
however, be truslY stated that the ground
was never in better condition than now to
receive that important American cereal,
and 1t wouldaPpehr that anything short
of an average yield is not to be expected.
So with potatoes, peas, beans, aud all kinds
Of garden truck and vegetables generally.
There is no greater blessing than an ample
rewards for the labors of the husbandman,
especially MS SO many agricultural sons of
industry have Joined tue Army, There is
avery reason to hope that we shall enjoy
the fruits Of the earth in due season.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13


E8~CInCuIr CouRr.-The Grand Jury
returned tcue bills against Frank Miller,
Geo. Doyle aud Randall Trissler, charged
with breaking into the Hardware Store of
OFT, Son & Co., and stealing number of
pocket knives. Also against Noses Creigh-
ton, Joseph Fay, William Fay, John Milton,
Thos. White and Joseph TbOruburgb, for
riot and breaking iuto dwelling house
Also against James Buchanan (=ot the ex-
Presideup for stealing cloth oyercoat,
and against John Horton for attempting
to pass counterfeit five dollar bill.
The Court took up the case of George
Doyle, charged, in connection with Miller
and Tnssleri with breakiugf,uto OFT, Son
& Co.'S hardware store. He was found
guilty, aud sentenced to one years inn
prisOnment I4 the Penttentiary. His
Honor Judge Thompson briefly addressed
the prisoner, and the latter, as we'll as
many other persons in the Gourt-room
were deeply affeUted.
The Grand JHry requested Judge ThOp-
son to prepare his charge to the Jury fpr
publication aud His Honor consented to do
SO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE May 1.-THE steamer Ben.
Deford sails hence this afternoon for Bos-
ton.
Among her passengers are three OF the
massachusetts, volunteers who were
wounded during the attack by the mob
on the 18th of April. Their names are
Sergeant AmGs. Corporal Tyler and Pri-
vnte Colum. Tue latter is recovering from
a gun shot wound in the thigh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
The Missouri Rebels Surrendered
to the United States Troons

ie44S S4A4OSG - bGtkVS r41uVpSs
ST.. LOUIS, May lO.-Geueral Fro,t's
brigade of Missouri Militia, encdmped ut
Camp Jackson, on the Western outskirts
OF the city, surrendered Internationally
Commander of United States forces in
this city.
; Lyon marched on camp Jackson with
some six thousand Yolupteers, surrounded
joining eminences. ~
Gen. Frost replied, in answer to Can't.
Iyonls demand for an unconditional sur
render, that his encampment was organized
under a law of the State, simply for organ
military district, not expecting any demon
stration, was unPrepnred successfully to
resist an attack. lie therefore accepted
the terms specified and surrendered Ills
command. About eight hundred men then
in camP-a lurge number being in the CITY
on leave-thcn laid down their arms and
were escorted TO the city rs prisoners of
war W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13

HS-AsOruER cONFASY svORn iS.-The
Iron Guards, Captain Stephens, were sworn
IN to the United States service yesterday
by Major oakes. Asthsre was some doubt
as to vh'eher the company could be allied
pp' tue surprise Of Major Oakss and Gap.
tain oh'ig, may be imagined when 1t APP
PeaFed that they had more mon than they
wanted.
Two brothers appeared to-be Sworn in,
AZ as Il was eoastdesed advisable that
one should star at houe. aud allow aaStH.
sF man to take his place, they eoaGIuaed
to toss up for the chance. The younger
Brother lost, and was 80 chagrined at his
I'll luck that he actually cried. The older
brother was msgaauimous enough, how
ever to give the so nger one the place be
sought and 50 the matter was settled.-
= es companies already sworn ia win 20
1ptO camp on Tuesday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
Notico to Delegates.

The delegates are 7parttcalarIy requested
to call at Washington. Hail.. between the
hours of 10 and l3 o'clock to-day, and
register their names and receive their tick
cts of admission to members seats.
Reporters will also be furnished with
tickets by applying to the committee at
the same place. - :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
o. s. Troops Assailed.
DREADFUL SLAUGHTER.
NeWspaper Omces Threatened.

BALTlNoRE, May lO.4TbIs morninR, a
wagon, containing n suspicious looking
ipo1 and three men, was !obseryCd going
out on the Federal road from Baltimore.
ana 1ae TACT being communicated 10 Gen.
butler, at the Relay House; he dispatched
y scouting party in pursuit, who overlook
,the swNgon SIX miles BEYOND the Relay.
On examination, 1t was fdnnd that the box
contained the Dickinson steam gun, which
obtained some notorietyshere during The
excitement succeeding the riot Of the Isth4
UT, and was for few days 10 custody of
thelcity authorities. It was being taken
to Harper's Ferry when captured. The
soldiers brought tie gun and the three
men to the Relay House. The prisoners.
one Of whom was Dickinson, the owner
aud Inventor of the gun, were sent to An
napolis.
The Americans special CORRESPONDENT AT
Frederick says, the train. going West ON
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
stopped this morning about ton miles
west Of Frederick, by order ofMajor Ash
ley, commander of the Virginia forces i'm
that vicinity, and subjected to examination,
This order It's understood, Will apply
TO all westward bound trains passing
there. 'sS-t
About four hundred troops are supposed
TO be Mt Point Hf Rocks strongly posted
on the Virginia side. They comprise two
companies of lnfnntry from Lcesburr
ana stanton; two companies of Cavalry
Of Faquier and London.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYEIl AkIRDYEIs RkIR.DYE!
VIZ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DYE.


ms only Harmless GUa ReliaLls Dye Kao,sa.
All othersa are mere limitations aEd shouId be avoid
ed II yau Wiah TO escape ridicule.
GREY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly TO
beHutfal and natural BrowH or Black, without the
least injury to Hair or Skin.
L FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DEPLollAs have been
awarded to wN. A. BATcuEIpR tlpes 1889, and over
100000 applications have beeu made to tie hair of
the patrons OF his famous Dye.
VIZ. A.=BATCHELolpS HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
'OarraHed not to Ipjure In thelea-t, however long
It may be continued, and the III effects OF bad Dyes
romedled. The hair is inygorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which Is properly applied at No. 10
Bond Street, New York.
Sold tnH the cltles and towns OF the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name sH lillian A. Datehelor"
AMI address upon Qtaal plate engraving on the four
sides Of eaLh box.
WHOLESALE RACTORF, 81 BARCLAY ST.,
aPlO-ly Late 25S broadway, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13

AXNAPoLIs, Mn, May l2.-Gen. Butler<
with so men and pieces of Capt.Yarfan's
battery, LEFT here this afternoon on thtprU-
Peller S. S. Shriver, for On important and
secret service, in the dtrectionof Baltimore.
The body of John Murphy of the 69tb
Ny. regiment, who drowned himself on
the 24th uit., was picked IN by fishermen
2 days ago, and carried TO Washington to-
day, by Capt. Kelly, for interment. Mnr-
ply became insane on board the steamer
James Adger, from sheer suffering.
messenger from Gov. Hicks to Gov.
Lelcher has returned from Richmond He
says that the Yirginians expected 10000
Confederate troops TO arrive there by Thurs
day last.
The Union men here are indignant Mt
the occupation of Maryland soil by the.
iVirgiDians
a sudden movement of the rebels from
Harper's Ferry towards the Relay House
is feared by many. The best judges of
military atfnirs expect some sudden move+
ment of the rebels, as from the scarcity of
provisions the Virginia troops must soon
fight or dispense.
The wires were not working west of
Cincinnati last Sunday night; cnnse-
qnently We nre without any further advices
from St. Louis.
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Read the Following. Il is True !!
pApKRRsluRh Auril ia

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Aided to thls, suffered with the scrofula very
much, Since last September one aide Of my mex
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13

"a asEHzphk or CATTtE n HARPEz,s
'FEnRY.Soh Friday last.ten'Eear loads of
cattle and q Lumber Ofhorses, which werei
being shipped over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, were, seized by. Lsteher's troops
at Harper's Ferry. Tie Insurgents sup
pose the stock to belong to the Govern.
ment' Several car loads were on the way
eastward, east of Grafton, which it is ex-.
Peeted will be seized unless recalled.
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ARRIVAL of tha Graat Rastern

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamship
Great Eastern has been signalIed off Snn-
dy Hook. Her advices will be TO the LIST
inst; She cannot cross the bar till after
three o'clock, p. Al.
New YORK, May II, 8 P.M.-The steam
ship Great Eastern has arrived below
Her Liverpool advices are to the I'd lust,
via Milford Haven.
The steamship Kangaroo sailed from Liv-
erpool on the LIST inst.
The Great Eastern will come mp the
-harhor Tomorrow Sunday morning.
The Southern Commissioners had reach
ed England. Eti6kfitfS
: Mr.. Gregory's motion in 1.-THE House of
Commons, relative u a Southern Confed-
eraey, bad been postponed for two weeks.
In answer to n question in The House of
Lords on the 2sth ult., Lord WoOdhouse
stated that the government recognized no
right or obligation to interfere in the con
tiict unhappily commenced in the United
States, either automatically or otherwise.
American vessels homeward bound are
insuEed at fnuF 0ninnn1 fO ,,0ra, tt.-,,,. -,
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- SIR JAMES GLARKES .5,,s
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BY TBIEGRApH,

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4 ATTENTION WASHINGTON
a HOMB GUAIGDS-Y6u are hereby notified
day htlf TaAt IL O'clock preciaoIY to attend the
PToSontStton Of q flag to yonr company. Dress
Hhlte shlrt black pants, glazed cap and black neck
H. BY order OF the commandment,
IpylS DAVID REESE, Orderly Sergeant
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Steamer Niagara. spoken

E9'F. EoGE, Mar I. The U S. steamer
Niagara was spoken on the It'll instant, off
Cape Hatteras. Ailwell.. She is by this
time stationed of Charleston harbor, TO
enforce the blockade of that port.
NV YoRK, May. LILLE Is rumored that
tue Government is in treaty for The service
ofathe steamship Great Eastern Is a trans
port
The steamer Baltic arrived from New.
port tlis afternoon. and tie steamer OIIes-
aPeake, from Washington. The Chesa-
psAke repetts having paused on the sIh,
oil AeVPortIs steam frigate bound to
Port Monroe, Win a three masted schoon.
er IN toFg She also passed Tie steamer
Quaker sCit lyon The l Obj off Caps Henry,
blocked ding that point. .z..5s--
Ihs apler. N 6htieello vas block ding
ttiesmouth Of James river, = =
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y E'Ois ne lpaie,7i r. r. 5odsee, c7tegoo M!
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Prom &c HqHaIpha HaEtsy, sq,, 6anarvha, Ia.
arc stire that persons suffering with the head
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Prom de AdUerttscT, 74Sridenee. z. K -
Lne Cenhalie Pills are said to he a remarkably rf
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FrOBa nhe;Demoerdf.is Cloud, Rinr
u you are. or have been troubled with tile head
ashe send for box fCeph- lG4pfs) 20 that You nav
nave them in ca $yOfun attack
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American vessels bomeward bound are
insured at four guineas, to cover the war
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13

EfOm The Daily Nelgs, Neigprot, RI
Sephetc Pulls are taking the place Of all kinda,
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u. single bottle Of sPELDIN0's PREPARED
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II. @. sPALDiNe, Esq. . - Ds' ~ i'oS-
wish for some circulars or lArGe shovr tSIIr 10
bring yonr Cepimllc Pits more particularly beior
my customers II you heTo aByihing Of the kind
one OF my customers, who Is subject to severe Sick
Headache, Casually lasting dAyS) l1aS IsTe 6fa1
a'ttieS az one hoHT 6y ySHr Hills, which sent Ilsr
Respectfully yours,
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HENRY G. SPALDINd, Rs5 - - '
Please find enclosed twenty-five centa for which
send mo another box nj your CeDhHiic PIIiS III,
arg trsly Tie st IFlls ! hdre epsT bred lay
UiFeSt a. SrOYER, P. A.,
Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Co. o.
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SIR:
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Plitie Pills. hGts Tecsirei a GTeIt deaf ~ IeSS
FROM tAsR. Yours respectfully 100
~ MARY ANN sfOIKuOUsE.