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TIL. CRISIS.

B appatrnt. Ii was not enough for him
+ To- have disgrlccd ihchigh position to which
! srrot men had been called before by IN
eXhiLilion Of IA paluoous eight; Not
enough that he had gone through a false
guise 20 the Capitol oil tho United
states sucahiug, like coward, aud sha
king in lis boois, to take command or the
armies Of the Republic, bu! in accordance
with this tIcachuuus and cowardly in
3; nc s., he must bcgiu liz ollicial career Of
iJfarny with such alicct mcanu",s OF
downright lying that every person North
or South must in-lincjiycly look upon him
with loathing and disgust.
We have now, his proclamation, in
which he throws of all disguise, con, let's
himself Of falschood, STAMPS his Cabinet
with trcaehcrous conspiracy against those
who were confirming in their srHso e the
dcccnclcs and integrity essential to even
their recognition in Respectable socirly, and
IA fact necessary 10 tie respect of those
miserable dupcs who had elevated them to
power through triumph Of rannricisu
and ialschood. We are Informed that we
are 10 have war To- the knife. that this val
liant commander Lincoln whose bravery
was established by his courageous entry
Into the Capitol Of his realm j. TO assume
the dictatorship for time. that ho and hi-
valiant army are 10 rctakc Fort Sumter if
1t cxhaugis the power aud resources Of he
nation, and that the military posts, Navy
Yards, munitions oi war &c,lr Dh'
restored to, aud occupied by, tho minious
Of this degraded and ii.rraccd Admins
tration.
We had hoped that the difficulties and
dangers which mcuacc us now, would be-
avcrtcd. We Ind given our conid,nc, TO
lhc assurances Of the Administration that
It's policy was that of pcecc, but we feel
that there is no more confidence to be
placed in thcir assurances, tley have been
gully Of infamous and degrading false
hood aud stand convicted of treachcry Of
50 base aud Disgusting character that we
can not recognize them MS further entitled
70 any confidence Whatsoever.
There is no doubt that war is iucyiia.
Die. The North is disposed to furnish
Lincoln with all tie troops, requisite Cor
an invasion OF the South aud men enough
to enrich vast area Of oar soil with their
blood and bones. II the "irrcplc.,:blr
conflict has began" We say lci il come
now, the South is MS ready now rs She
ever will be 10 maintain her rights, and
repel Nil assaults aud invasious. If the
demon OF ianaticism gaining strength and
stature from year TO year, demands ban
quet of blood, make way for him and bis
army they may all, IA well now ms ever.
be made acquainted with the fruits Of their
religious devotion to tie rights of man, and
the rewards which Tor them in relrra for
their piety and conscientious love for the
doctrines Of the Prince Of Peace.
With all the lights before us; with full
knowledge Of the real condition Of things;
the first blow already s,,ucL-which sew
,.r- .itp Can't. i,.,.,t.. >..,.. ;,..lI
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It may exist somcwlcr

but we did not find il. Men who Ia our personal
knowledge in December went into secession rs a
tmid Lalhcr steps into water, lave fully commit
| ted themselves 10 tn Southern Conf.dcracy a. il
has shaped itself Some hud even gone to Pen
sacoln, aud were in camp there. Others who dill
not like the way il was done exactly. now that II
IL done, proclaim their finn hdhrrncc aud RATS
faction with the present oldr 81 things Every
body praised ,hc Wisdom and n.odIation Of the
Inventions nrl the Couggcss. What has be-
5hne 0f,hr minority iH Your Convention Il .ire''
The answer wsf-"h f vs. in Congress Stephens
| IN the NiccPnsid. ucy--tl" rect nhsoibyI aud
assmi!al d. Many Of them may, st iuiurr day
| foun the ia'lymg point of an opposition panty ia
the government, which will 90 no harm, 70,
every good government ought to have au orpo.i-
! ton patty. Bat W a." one now. I!rr, and
there fellow may shoot al a rquib to G,ccy *
70; il amounts {" uot.irg.'
! !. Tho feeling toward the Lolj,r y'ayc states
WAS various: not Liitr a".,in.t I 'in"sscc from
which thry SEEMED % tbi,l, hey had rirlt
somehow to expect q dn lcrt show. ny Gom what
has been made tina, iar C.rrra.ly they reason
thus 81, va, better ioI o., rl,i thy a.,l &c.,: ,u,,
OF when wc d.I Thy 80, ogr n..Dds. AID Ay
the position the, tooh up 81 au 'ayy d,r anil
maintained hay, dome the pat of i.oElg. they
] said 10 ;hc NoIjh, "~tJul g., D" ami w., ,.c.r
cnab! d TO r.ua.1' cumptruy ,rI v.l..ut mo-
hesitation. Toli.a." th.a al! hold them ON, tLr
| North Las pun u,d a validating p,n,j, d.. iliae
| Black Republicans, and Attending thr b,.t coat
dtons ,oi onr aurcr.a III" huil a.il Gg y hen
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EtOnGE "A frAIR@.

we're storm which Llowed down the Gps
Market House lately erected in our city.
ana otherwise damaging property all over
the parrish to a considerable omoanf. On
the snne night tlic building in the Pine
woods known as Parker's Institute, aud ut
the time occupied by j. :. Calhoun. ESQ.
rs a lnanuiHctory for negro clothing. wsa
struck by lightning and destroyed by fir.
by this disaster We isarn that Mr.. Calhoun
Hustains great loss. The wco.Ler since
the storm has been Characteristic Of Liph
winds, but at pr,rcni II is greatly modified
ana has Lccoae quito pleasant.
The ne,s Of lhe surrender Of Tor. Sum.
ter by Maor Anderson w:,s received in
this city with intense delight. The Old
cannon var brought into rcqu;sition nnd
sewn blank cartridge" were fred in
honor Of The cyeat g'l the patriotism %
OF he intense was more mius. than
over
On Wednesday noon lasl our cit var
thrown ialo state Of conmotior ON ,!h
arrival oi he steamer Louis d'Or With
Tine body Cd soliic,a On board. This com.
pany, called The " Shreveport Grpys," ana
commanded by Capt. Beard, numbers.
about lO5 rank sul Gle, and is composed
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Great Excitement in Philadelphia
Exhibition OF the Palmetto Einy.

f'mthpEtArnA, April fG-Much excitement
was created yesterday by III" display of a Pal
'urt;o Flag IN The office OF the Mayor and Chief
Of Police. The interior Of tho o0ica would have
been entirely tom out but fn the interference Of
The Mayor IT --''
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Tho News In Nobraslea.

FoRT KEARSy, April lG.--Thc news Of the
surrender of Fort Sumter created profound scnsa-
ton. The people will sustain the Administration.
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H'ory %orm IN lI'ss~sYpi--Tlc AT
tala tMisf.) Democrat, Of the i2rh, records
the following:
On friday night lat Ecavy storm Of
wind wd raia l.,.-cd though The county,
and in many places it was accompanied
with hail much damage was done 10 pl1r-
ta'I"ns hy it. Early planting. Of corn md
cotton aIc coming zap and ARE hooking wen,
Notwithstanding thr rca'h,r for ito last
f's days ha- Leon quite coDl.
ba "Wednesday evening, about O'Clock
wr were visited by another storm Of wind.
vain and hail. Atcrrihle hurricane pas.cd
about two ni!c' north Of this place, blow
i"% h"'n wret 10 east. II uHrootd houacs.
blew down, l,urrs, aud otherwise did great
damage. n Ives were l'sl ;.2t We have
hcud f.
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South, and declaring Meuptis out Of the Federal
Union.
There are no Union men now here.
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Volunteers siiIi Enrolling Wor

LOUISVILLE, April id.--Accouuts from eryoril
Northern localities reports that larg, numbers Of
volunteers ayr enrolling under tho national flag,
onI the general sentiment ia to sustain tho Ad-
muisir1tim
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
From Sc. Lonis.

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Nlnj. Gen. Price,
Commander. in Chief Of the Missouri milf
tin, arrived last night, au.l this morning
had an interview with Gen. Harvey. when
Il plan was agreed upon for the maintain-
ancC of peace and the avoidance Of future
conflicts between the Federal aud State
Governments. They mutually declare ~
common olject-ihnt of restoring nparo
and order to the people Of the State; in.
suhorlinHtion to the laws Of the General
and SiHte Governments, and unite ia re-
commencing to all persons to respect eatl,
others rights throughout the State, and
make no attempt to exercise Unauthorized
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California Nevl.a7,

FoRT KRAnxkY, Mays 2l.-Th1 Psnv
Express passed here at o'clock, +. 81 -
San FRASciseo, Nav little Union
dSmonstratiUn III this city IL an astuFn.
lsnlnG success, nothing Ike 1t was ever
pended. Flags'are flying aud the wild.
est sxcItenient prevailes. Stands were
erected for speaking at several places, and
specifies mtde by Senators Latham and
MeDopgal; Generals Sumner, Shields ana
Others, the spirit of which, with the rcso.
lutions adopted. is, that the AdninistF:i.
ton must he sustained in all lis endeav-
ors TO put down secession, aud preserve
the Union complete.
The Douglns Central Committee issued
a call for n State Convention, to assemble
NJ So. r'meutO on the 4th OF July, to nom-
tnnte State ticket Resolutions were
adopted by the Committee, that the .Cn-
ion mud tue L"ws" was the platform of
tue party.
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..aaRg U1ls9rilPh.
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
1nteIligencer.
The Enemy's Fortifcations at Sew.
ellis Point slightly spoiled.

WAsHiSoToS, May 2O.-l hesU. S. trans.
port Free Born arrived this AFTERNOON di.
rect from Fortress Monroe, bringing dies.
patches to tue Govcrnment. on lie v...,
mp she captured two smNll vessels nn,I'
whHrftd them at the Washington Navv
Yard. passenger by the Free Born
states that on Saturday two vessels from
The heet pnid u visit to the vicinity of
Sewell's Point, about four miles from tli.
Fortress, where the YirginLans were erect
ing 6atterics, aud threw suudry shells m
the works, spelling materially the arcbis
teStnraI arrangement. ,Shotsiwere Cred NJ
the vessels, but without effect. II Is NOT
known that anybody on shore MAS Injured.
Commodore Pendergrast sent a Dag Of
truce to Norfolk, with yisRito make al,
Arrangement for the transportation thence
OF certain persons to the NofIh, and re-
ceived assurance that inithis respect he
should be ACCOMMODATED. d vetsFl yyas
Ia waittng to take them tu,NeW York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEI
VIZ. A. BATCuRRORs HAIR DYr

The only Harm'ess aud Re,isLss Dye 1no,gn.
All others are limitations and ahoud lie avoid.
ed II yau wish TO escape ridicu!e.
GREY, RED OR RUS ~ HAIR dyed instantly to
beautiful ani natural Drown or Black, without the
least injury to Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND pErLoMAs have been
awarded to wM. A. DATcEEIoE siuce 1889, and over
100000 applications have been made to the hair Of
the patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIZ. A. EATcHELoWS HAIR DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from, nature, and is
'OarraHied not to tpJure in tlclCast however long
1t may be continued, and the III effects Of bad Dyea
romedled Tho hair Is invigurated for life l,y this
sPlO"did Dye, which Is properly applied at No. 10
Bond Street New York.
Sold mall the cities and towns Of the United states
ny urngStsts and Fancy Goods llealsrs.
The Genuine has tho name ..Williaf1A nateheIorl
an address upon steel plate engraytny on tho FONT
wHoLEsALE PAcroRT, 81 B1EsL4Y ST.
aplo-ly Late .st3 broadway, New York.
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s2- FR"N HARFERs FsRaY-ARRtvAL
OF TROoPs.-we yesterday saw gentle
man from Kentucky, who has bean spend
ing several days at Jumpers Ferry, aud
who has just returned from that plnce.-
Oar iuformnnt was very we'll treated dur
InS his stay by the officers in cpmmond,
and is rather Inclined to give favorable
&c Onnt OF things. lie thinks there are
r"w about 10000 troops In and about
Harpers Ferry. a regiment Of Alississip-
Piaas arrived from Lynchburg on Monday.
Tue best looking troops, anil, apparently.
The most efficient, are the Yirginiaus.-
They seemed to have plenty to eat, and
.lsse WAS 40 scarcity OF whisky around
W s'y places, though Of a very inferior
quality,
Oar informant saw 81. 4. Underhiii.
tue reporter of the New York Times, (who
was here during the session Of the Con-
yenlion, reporting for that papsr,) taken
from Tue cara aud confined in the guard
h9asr, npon suspicion of being spy. The
: uArd house is tia, portion of the Armnry
Ia which Tue deceased John Brown furti,
asd himself some unauthorized person
N''sF Mr.. UuderhiII was Imprisoned, made
loop in rope, and threw ii up in the
Sr'neses of tree, so tint. the ead hung
poEn over the window Of the crib ia
Ta'Sh lie was eonfued. Mr.. uaderhil
glanced at the rope in very iatersstet
manner several times Us he walked by lii,
window, but did not seem to be much dis
saEOed- He has since been removed /,
eaaFles'Own jail, in Jefferson county
ware 10 will probably remain for SOU,
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AN ORDINANCES
To amend tho Ordinance assessing taxes for the Cit
OF Wheeling, passed AnriI g7,b. lsrI

Of Wheeling, passed April 18th, 1861
SEC. 1. De 1t ordained, that tho taxes asso.sel
and lsxiai on real estate thabIes and dogs Tar tU
year iS6l shall 10 payable and due follows. on tic
nrSt day Of September next, and ifnOt paid to tic
c9ector Ol assessments, un ar before the day ast
aforesaid te same shall be pail with Interest Mt he
rate OF Ten per cehtun tr0 ths first " OfSepte-
GeT nsNt nuttl paid; aud II alIal lie the rnty If the
Gnectr 10 Collect such inIereEtRttlto time lie col
iects the principal aud tie same TO anclnt for nIl
pty INTO tim treasury Uf the City; aId provided fir.
Iher, that all persons who sll lay said taxes in
money, on or before the 20tl day June next shall
us entitled to reduction thereon Of Enr per centrum
To DO deducted ly the collector AMI that all nersonS
18th Of August next. sh ell be entitlol 10 reduction
Of twp por eanIut. e. be deiHete,I By the COLLECTOR
SHC. 3 THIS ordinance shall be In force fTou,
aud after this 18th day Of May. 1861,
mSlS-St JACJH BUIWLE. C1ertC
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IypIANAPoLls, May 2I.-Tha secession
raid in Martin county turns out to be dep.
redations of baud OF desperAdoes, who
hnSelheen plunderinS aud threatening the
lives of the citizens, A mob OF 100 arm.
ed men yesterday arrested four citizens
Of Dover,s Hill, which gave rise to the re.
port OF their being secsssioniats.
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Read the Following. 1t is True
PARkERsBURo, Aprill6

t. II. LOo&S, ESQ, Dear Sir: =,
wrote to you some time since for Bottle Of
Drsntlingors Fluid Extract of sarzapariIa and Dan
do0n, AMI must say that IT has acted upon mo like
charm. 1 have been AFFLICTED for ue4rtwo years
with Dyspepsia; twO-thirds Of the time y0piltei
ids. of ever getting well. and Indeed my friends had
given up all hopes OF my ever getting we'll again.
Added to this, suffered With tho Scrorula very
much. Since last September one side Df my neck
wis one entire sore, cUmptcl Of Sevon rtinnIuE
cores. The use Of ono Bottle has iniS6h impturS5
me. Ny stomach Is relieved and my neck has i'm.
proved beyond my most PanEuino expectations. 1
feel much encouraged aud think by tho lN OF Une or
two bUttlei moro shall DO relieved entirely. You
VIII please scnd mo two bottles ly the lBOat.
Yours respectfully, J. ". homer,
The above medicine Is prepared by T. A. DIlKNT
LlSGER CO.. No. lil Market street, Wheeling,
anu sold by most Of the Druggsts OF Che city, Rp3
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Remains of Col, Vosburgh.

wAsuiSoroX, AIny 2l.-The rcmains of
Col. Yoshurgll were, this morning, con-
veyed to the railroad station for transmits.
sion to New York. The 7lst New York
regiment, lately under com nand of tue de-
ceased, walked us monrners, attended hy
the 18th New York regiment and also tho
Rhode Island regiment.
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More Troops for Fortress Monroel

More Troops for Fortress Monroe
&RW YoRK, May 81 Gen. Dix Las4i.-
sued ns'lsFs for four of the volunteer regi-
ments nov here, 10 staft to.morrow moF1-
5SioE ktsqiftrs g i. AsLonEgS liz
rest Of his division viii start as soon as
they can be go: ready.
The steamer Edinburgh arrived this af.
tcrnoon. She brought S42O,OOO in specie.
Among her passengers is Capt Johnson, n
nearer of dispatches from the Queen 10
the British Minister at Washington.
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Rebel Troops near the Pennsylvania

Baltimore, May 2o.-A letter to the
Americ0n. from WilIiumsport, says that
about 1000 Virginia and South Carolina
troops, from HnrPer's Ferry, took posses
sion on the Virginia side of the Potomac,
opposite that town, commanding the Fer
ry. nnd expected TO be Joined by 1000
moro To-day, with field pieces. Williams
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Bank Of Ohio Valley.

CtxcISx1rl, May al special despatch
from Cincinnati. published in my paper
OF7the 18Th. that the Bunk df Ohio VAL
icy was thrown out ny the Cincinnati Clear
ing House, is incorrect. The bunk has
no circulation, ani the error probably
grew ont of the circumstance that this
bank threw out Kentucky money on the,
day in question.
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Lost Overheard.

orr THE STEAMER s. q BAKER, AT TnE
" WheelinE lal ding on lueetAy moFuInE. at 5
o'clock, THOMAS BAKRt. He has q dark com.
plc1ton. dark hair and eyes; 3 about i've feet nine
inches high, was ressed IN dark clothes, white htTt
blck nesk Tie, 81 one thumb lost, A liberal ne!
AJlress CAPT. 4. W CIfAIiGS.
nASIooC USI0S upARnS
,ny32%te whSellRE, Va
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The ID NY. Regiment in the field.
BALTIMORE, May 2I.-The 2i New Yurk
Regimen: passed through the city. this
morning, marching up Lombard streetfr
road iep0t. They were well received aud
chcered in many Fi"rtJ of the route.
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For Sale.

ihr refining Q, al OIL aituaied near tho HeintS.
el LRalS edy.l miles -Faat of Wheeling Yirginis
engine, one stu, 1850 GALLONS capacity, one ditto.
wv gallons tive 400 gallon tanks or receivers tw,,
1000 gallon tanka and Une 1900 gallon ditto all
made OF the very best clean stuf Also II NetOrts
capacity OF bn4llsl' each. The property embraces
IN fee simple near i've acres anil hAs mineral right
on RbO6t 2l5 ncroL There ia a vein Of hItuminon.
sI1lo Of nm average thickness of about feet mrisr.
Of these works. Parties tlcSrOus Vi emlarknS In
tho business Of refining coaltIil may have Nm
further particulars apply to tile subscriber at No. 3I
South Front street, Philadelphia.
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RELIEF IN TEN MlNuTES
AN'SPULNIONIC WATERS

THE Original Medicine Established In 1857 and rst
article Of the kind ever introduced under tho name
of tPuLHOH1C WAIVERS" in this or any other conn.
tryi all other Pulmonic Waters arc couuterfrits
The genuine can be known blythe name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
DaTAS's PuLMoXic WGFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, IIoarSsnsGs
nRYAX's PuLN0HIc WAVES
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
DATAX's PULXoSIc WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of blood, Pains In the Chest
DRYAX's PuLNOSIc WAYERs
Relieve lncIpiCnt Consumption, Lung Diseases.
DRTAX's PuLNOxic W4FERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and ToustlI.
DRYAS's puLNONIr wAYrR5
Relieve tile above Complaints In TGu Minutes.
BRTAH's PuLNoXIc WARIRs
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
DREAS's PULMoSIc WaRERl
Are adapted for EOcaliata and Public Speakers.
DRIAS,s pULNoSlc warns
Are In simple torm aud pleasant TO the taste.
BRTAN's PULNoNIc WAVERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
DRTA1'8 pULNOSIc WAPERs
Are warranted to give aattsttetipu TO every one.
No family should be without boz Of
BRTAS's PuLNbNIo WARNS
In the house.
No traveller sl'oG!d. 10 WITHOUT supply OF
In his pocket.
No person will ever nbieet to give for
BRTAH'6 PUEN0Stp WAFFSS
Twenty-Five Canta.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, IIocheSter, n. 7,
Sold In wheeling ly 7. IL. LOGAN co. and
LAUGuLINS 3 BuSllRIRLD.
auRt-Bod div ly 3
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D8r VIZ learn that our German friends.
have organized a company to be called the
List Guards, in compliment to our esteem
ed fellow citizen Henry X. List. Forty
three names have been enrolled for three
years service. The officers are: Capt D.
c. Ksmmercri LIST Ltent Geo. seip; End
Geo. Neubert. Their Armory is at Union
Hall.
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vessels to saiI-lst n. 2. Regimen

Vessels to sail-lst N. 7. Regiment.
NRw YoRE, May 2l.-The U. S steam
trlgate Mississippi ll"nlel into the stream
this morning. and will probably sail on
Thursday. The steam gunhont South Car
Oli14 will probably leave on the same ,lny.
Orders have heeu received to muster the
Isl regiment into the servire of the United
States.
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E8-TuE DRIxxtSG SALOONS TO DE Clos
ED.-The Mayor has issued his proclamn-
ton ordering the drinking salaons TO he
closed on Tomorrow, election da-.
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ERA slTUArtox-.N good boy, who
has had some experience at the printing
business, can obtain situation at this Of
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Eight Regiment, at Elmra, NY.
ELNIRA, NY, May 2l.-Eight volunteer
regiment we're organized in the camp
here To-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

COWS call attention to the advertise
ment of Patrick Kennedy, to be found in
nuother column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
time. 1t was supposed at narper,s FeTrr


time. 1t was supposed at Harper's FcFry
that he was the correspondent Of the z,f.
691s. 1t vas not known how the seccs.
sionists discovered that Mr.. U. was ON the
train, but we think he is indebted to some.
kind friend in this city.
Before the occupation Of the RELAY
House, by, the Federal forces, the Revolu.
tiOnisss at Harper's Ferry got their proyis-
iOns from Baltimore, but that is now sion.
ped, and they will have to look in some
ro'her direction, There are not a half a
dozen families in the vicinity of Harper's
Ferry, all having deserted the neishbor-
hood, aud given up their hOuscs to the
troops.
Chns. W. Russell was there, knocking
around spryly. Our Kentucky friend saw
him several times, but didn't considcr it
any OF his business what the gentleman was
doing. Bolivar Ward, of this city, was
also there in all his native loneliness. and :
seemed to be enjoying himselE
The gentleman who owned the horses
recently captured at the Ferry, had been
fully remunerated by the officer In COM
mand, Col. Jackson, who gave him u check
on bank at Winchester for the value Of
the horsss. He drew the money, went TO
Baltimore, and traded 1T of for Wheeling
money. Mr.. Rsnick. of Ohio. who owned
the cattle which were captured ut the
time, was also repaid Ia full, ana 6nrrinR
the trouble and annoyance TO which he
was subjected, is satisfied.