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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
Management Of Poultry,


ure in the management of fowls, they
must be made to lay in the winter as
we'll as summer. and this can be done
by providing them with a warm place
where the sun shines a portion Of the
day; with a variety of food, such as
corn, oats, meal and potatoes, occa-
sionally meat, andin the coldest of the
weather, a supply of warm water to
drink, They must also have gravel,
and lime in some form, say oyster or
clam shells pounded, or old mortar.
The breeds that l would recommend
for laying only are the Bolton Greys
and DOrkings. For raising for the
early market I have tried several
breeds, and find the Chittagongs the
best. They are good layers, grow to
good size, dress very yellow, and
good mothers while raising chickens.
Some poultry-raisers think the mix
ing of breeds a good plan. l do not.
Like will not produce like, after the
purity of the blood is once broken.
A few hens may be kept without
much outlay, and in a small place
The mechanic, with a few feet of
ground in the back yard, and have a
supply of poultry and eggs as we'll as
the farmer. They are kept by all
nations to a greater or less extent
by the half civilized, as we'll as the
more enlightened.
One of the greatest enemies I have
had to encounter is blue louise which
collects in great numbers in warm
weather. l once tried the following
remedies ;-Sprinkled the nest and
roOsts with ashes, which had no effect
whatever. Next, air-slack lime this
reduced their number, but did not
prove an effectual cure. Next, yellow
snuff this produced only a universal
sneezing. My thorough remedy was,
to clean the house of every movable
thing before warm weather, say the
first of May, and whitewash every por-
tion of the room, above, below, around; !;
and had no more trouble with Yermin
that year.
Of the management of chickens I
have but little to say. like to have
them come out early, a part of them
by the first of March, as early chick
ems bring in the market twice as much
as late ones. They should have a
little meat, finely pounded oyster
shells, once in a while sulphur, and
onions cut very fine and mixed with
corn meal dough, and a dry place
1t is more important that the place
should be dry, than that il should be
very warm.
Some farmers may think it a trihing
business to keep a small stock of fowls
| propose to keep 200 hens, and see
how the account will stand. One hen
will consume As quarts and 5 gills OF
corn year, or that equivalent in other
grain, and will lay 133 dozen eggs
To keep this number of hens would
require house costing 500, and half
an acre of land, enclosed with picket
fence which would cost about $50 more.
Cost Of grain for 200 hens cne 1921 81
For 1000 pounds scraps ...........,. 1000
Interest on house and fence at 10 per cent. 1900
Interest on Land per cent. ...... 800
339.6l
They will prOduoe in eggs at zoe per DOZEN. $4,000
In Mapure.., ............... 40OC
$4,000
Sustract as COST. 3396l
Leaving ........................ 1903;
as nrnht Nnarlu % rnnnh % thnrc
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

A Big APPLE.-A member Of the Mis-
souri, convention has exhibited an apple
weighing 81 ozs., aud measuring 16 "A
inches 10 circumference. Il was grown
near Shelbyvllle, Shelby county. on the
premises Of Mrs. Elizabeth Rust.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

PIE MELON PIE.-Pare and stew the
melon, remembering 10 put in very lirle
water, as the melon is very juicy. For
each pie use one spoonful Of cream tar.
tar, piece Of butter the size of an egg.
Sweeten, and season with nutmsg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Blue grass stays green a month later
in the fall, than our prairie grass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
PREPARE IN TIME
AGAINST THE
THE FIRES OF FALL.
By Prime, a. No. l Insurance,
IN THE
INSURANCE Cd.
OF HARTFORD,
~ Frnita 81 ~ Phnnir

Are manifest in the following statement of Facts
aud figures, showing the amount equalizcd to public
benefit, in the shape Of losses paid in the west aud
South, durins the past four years substantial REQ
ord ola
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
Well Tried Corporation.

Brownville. Sept. 5, 1860.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
algg telegraph,
reported Exclusively for the Daily
1ntelIigencer.


FuRIREss MI'NRoE Jnue ~ Gen. But
Ter Spent this morning at N,wp ri n VS.,
irum vii nee iheFr hiss been ilU movement
OF Importance rcP0rsv,I
Last even uts liiert AS /, reception nj the
the headquarters u. t,ul. Max Wrbhcr's 20II
\. Y rrE.las M 10 Rer y the su,n;ner r,si-
Hriicr oil k&-PressGents john TI or. Gem
erais tSR'lvr and Pierce with thvir ladies
w re present to bear tire Germans S,ug naa
witness tue performances ut The Turner's
The Ex.Pre>iirnt lett his house NJ HAmp-
ton Greek elegantly furnished; husts of
S"huy Ter and Goethe aduru Co. Wcborr' !
qurIrrs.
Col. To~nsrui's regiment was on guard
only yesterday IN Tue direction OF Fox II Il.
During seyer..I nights after tue ALTAR at
Great Bethel We had 10 guard :.crOss
Il -mpton Gre, K.
have had long conference with Rcubcn
Parker. Of the Vermont Rrglm, Mt, .whu
Was rx' Ii nSed last evening Tor am ia
Dominion drappIH tanned Carter lie r. D.
resents tint ti:e rehr 81 Il have three prs
on, Rs, viz: George Mason, OF the II New
York Regiment, ClrlS. Melchlf OF Col.
Duryea's ZUuUXes, vii" are at Richmond.
aud Daniel a. Mooney. of Capt. Williams
e"nap"ny. Troy Regiment, Is at George
tOwn.
+ W. Clark, of the Sd New York Regi-
Inent. deserted the night be ore the Grrur
Btlhelatfair. lie obtained ritizeus dress
from srces, iunist aud gave the rebels
tulI iutura.nIiou Of our movements. lie is
now ~ RcbniOud, but The rebels would
not receive him Into their service
Parker. not herring the order to retreat,
WAS Ov,riakeu Ivy party of the rebels il
f,nlry. and on the eve of the fight was
marched 10 Yorktown. with the main body
uf their force, with lis hands tied behiut
hrs back. From Yorktown he was taken
to Richmond and there Kept ill exchanged.
lie WAS carefully guarded, but in every
respect well tre..te.,. lie reports a large.
r bel force Mt Yorktown. and every steamer
brings down additional troops Provisions
scarce "hd the rebels are badly fed nud
cl"Ihel. There were but fw passengers
between Yorktown aud Riclu"n,l. Jutf.
Davis was at tLe latter city last week.
y store house at Richmond. contaiuinz
Sinu-0UO worth Of property was destroyed
ty fire Uu SATURDAY night.
The " # steamer GlrnrOve was burned
to the waters e, &c. Bnh ARE cases OF iu-
ccndiHTiS'n, the authors at whirh have not
been discovered. They now have Only two
steamers on james river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
LIeadao.c aud pebiII,r.

Mr. L'srOmh, of Birmingha says:
Il have fpuni in Berhivc's Holland
B,tterS rru'rdy for he.,irrhe aud 'irb IL
~. Ny wife his also used it with the
srent"st hrn, fl"
Mr.. y $. Nicholson also rcmrrisz that
tlr has rxPrricneri mitch relief iron its
use Tor Ia 'Idtrhe.
Take lrIlf.' te.,spnonfui three times Il "
an hnHv fore III ais Ell mnderat Is,
md rl.n "f Wholesome fool an yuu Wilt
tiui this is really rrue " tur sick aud
m,rv"uS headache. we ,knrss at any kruI,
cnstrveness anL pi Is Bling p-rfrrtlr
simple ia composition. it nj lac tx "a
with nut fear hv the invaIri PJ<se-sins ,
ii ,e "r'n,tir fl rvuF is is very grateful to
the Lrniliiaie,i stomach
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
AIeetingIn Mnr.i,nIl

public meeting "f tn. zion voters of
District No }. was held il MnundSv lie on
Saturday. the p last pursuant TO previ-
aus n"tirc.
On motion. 5. B. Pnrdr. Esq. WIS an
pointed PresiIent, aud james Alexander,
Svrrstur.
Tue oliert Of the meeting was explained
t" ~, 70 nominate a su ts.hl. person for
the ottice.nf Prosecuting Attor ~. and
also three pers rs far the ufIiet. af Justice
of the Peace to Lr supported at the en-
suing tiOn-0rierr,l bv the County
curt -to t'e held on the 6 II day of JuI;y
next. 10 supply existing vacancies
R. G. Hollirlry was uuanimousIv nomi
mated fur the offi... of Prosecuting Attorney
aud IN response to notice of the acrlnn nf
the meeting, in pI ring him in no minarion.
and stuffed in substance thai he accepted
the nomination. anI that If ii WIS the
pleasure 0f the voters nf the county To
elect him I" the ufiite he would en.ieavor
To discharge the dunes Incident Ia it.
Robert Alexander. WIN. J. Purify and
SmnrI Riggs. Were unanimously Iinmina-
rh. for tue office uf JuSricr nI HE Peace.
o. motion it WAS ordered thtr the PRO-
"ce'iings of the meeting he signed hy the
Pre,ilrnt ami S rretrry. and transmitted
{" tl:v editors Of the Wireliug Ints!liysrecr,
with a request to puhi,h the Srnr
:. Is. PURDY. Prts't
JAMES ALEXANDER Srct'v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

I~H PESnEScE. Jaie 24 Tue $ .nia F.
Ga NO y { pre- .rr'v'd last mig :
iWI ass ahead Ut tone. We ledrn no..
II that business g v,Iy iuli.
RrPur.s from the S.l Juan mines con-
Time .'orasle and ii,a' y Iersans re leak
ins Santa Fe daily for the d ge :.
Col. j. -. Griy-"n has hevu Urierel to
Iepiir to Washington IN would lc.,v.. in
ons week The Southern route.
Dr. w. S King, of The medical depart
mrnt, 'ane ia as ia seng'-r hy the stage
TO report him>elfit Washington.
The aFmisiiee entered inIo between the
government aud the C,mnucbes. on ,h,,
l,'h OF My last, Las as:,iu been br ken
by he latter.
Ga the 2Ith of May large body ofIhe'a
came To catches ranch aud drove Il a,
large numbrr hur,es, cattle ard Shcrp.
Capt. Dnnran. U. s ~, with his small
fore tullawri, killing one, wUhnlin.
eight aud taking several prisoners. H..
succeeded in rrcHpiuring Inv OF thrstlci Z
Fears SIRE rnttrtriu, 10y the people III that
ueiRhborhuud that the indians would snuu
return, aud unless they are arrested 10y
some strong hand they w,li suhvr much
loss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

E7~fJLIcE ia S,ttri ~ night james
Alnorc, Lirdsn LysI', ani Il fellow
,rsuvd Carr. IRON Brris port. cane "ver
To the ely and undertook to do as hcy
ple,srI. 4. > pleased To so about y'I.i e
aud conducting themselves i'll 1t very DIS
orderly mrnner AInure ami Lysle W, re
arrested Icy otii ers Pen.ger aud st Meyers,
whu took them before All IL hertsuu, aud
Yesterday hes " r.. swc,Iin.; GU, some oil
t,eir - c.ousars :" ua the chain gang.
y fellow u..meI Steady aud another u;tnr-
cd D Grass. were also arrested 10y the
above mined ,tEters an / committed To all
by The ,tur Aid runn.
y ynans fellow nsmed whi'e was also
arres.ed Tor dtsorderly conduct aud c"u-
Quoted to the presence Of ALI Il ,h.rtsou
W,ilst the magistrate WIS considering
Wntc's case. Waite y IS ais, cnlsid ria.
ii, anI all e. sul,ten he j,,mrd out of
tlc win law at the otli,e up.u tue r"of be-
low ant tom tltA1-toAtJ,e street :lighttng
up,l al tuurs, one of the p"lirrms;.
M tie !. ju u, fur him, "ul e,m. much
nearer catching Isim than he has dour sin..v.
fur White is fect OF f,ot, and soou dis
t,ue.d all pur.ners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

FIR KEAR>EY. June - Tie Pony Ev-
pres r's$ci Ills morning With san Fran
SEQ dates to Ii t 5th.
Tire muI emcuts Of politicians through
o II tue Statr in preparing + + luur p"IiIicuI
conventions t" b,. held at Sacramento are
very Motive. The chances are aIrmuI even
hrlwern the Douglas democrats aud rrpuh.
leans for carrying Tire State. Grn Dewey.
EHg ne G"perly. John Con "rs aud John
B'dweIi are AMONG the nSpir.nts ou the
Douglas ticket.
Tnr principal fe 'rraI nfIirrrs appointed
ly the rrrsent ",irnlnisrr teun have tilet
h"ndS aud entered GA the duties uf Their
Offices.
Ahou, 1890 600 has bccn subscribed
towards t"rld.ag tnc san Francisco ,,ui
san Sc R,iir"iL. The cost OF Tie work
is estimated al $1,000 900.
\ private lcITrr vas received in san
Fran iscn from F.. Ynlsr d tied May 2uih.
which say 'hU Li"Id aud Kerr arrived to-
day aud L ported IiIstt Gntdmgs. Jbr. ..niI
e"u' rHrs"r. white "n his ss..y trurI l., i'..su
t" Tuscan WIS killed Iy the Ap,rlrr~ t.csr
ST. Peak, together with M.Neesuu,
the OVerltt.i mai agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

Fhei'lI0winEts snextrtct ron. aistter written by
the ''SIor at baptist Church To the ..Jourual aud
Messenger Cincinnati. Uliu ami speaks volume, iu
if'NOr u chat SortI-rerwupd ne,iicne-aiEs INs-
Lows s1JrmIxG SYRUP CHILDREA TEE.nIAG:
I'VE 'ee s'' advertisement your columns Of Mrs
WtnSto"'$ S'OIbi'E >yrUp. NuW urvrI said u
~"rdrn rtvog 81 p.tc., Il:eciue before ia uu! IIs
buI We Irei Compelled tu say l. yuuT rraerr. thai
thi>iaIin hTm"uS-wEmtv rEIEi II. AMP KNOW II II
III AT IT CLAIMS. II is probably. the most
Successful HeIicInes the lay. Svrirt-, it s me i
the "eSl. iuI tIn'se ni your rrsGcgs have Ia
biesc'I'T ia, better than To lay al supply
1ctIb-I y-,iGV.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

WAsHrNGrax, J"ue 2i-CApt. TsracRc,t.
Il pnlinnt aud experienced officer, com
u,au,ling 1 companies Of Federal artillery
"m the F'rEinIa side of the Potomac, and
VIII" have been rendering important and
l'eriluus service there. tender, d hi resignu-
lion several Days ago, hut promptly with
drew it hring utiirilllS informed that
ord RS t. M ave forward. whjcl, he had not
received, had been seat 1" his camp; his
name did not appear in the list of recent
military rr"m"tr"ns aud appointments.
Tn re i great excitement nj the Navy
Yard. attending the flashing Of the new
Stem frigste Pensacni', which it is sup
posed will lie ready for srrvice in :; icw
weeks.
Iris said there, Icy tho wh1 have access
To uttcal dates. that tie present available
Volunteer force is over 3OO,UUO Between
. .nii 300 sick or inefficient Volunteers
have been paid off since Friday aud sent
home.
No dispatches of import ,nre have been
received at the army Lead quarters from
the Virginia side of the P"tnihr, within
ilir last tw" days AMI affairs in that direc-
tion are reported quiet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
LFor the I,ltelli~r,,ccr.I
Flag presrnla.Ion on SATURDAY..

FIaS rresrnla1IOn ON Saturday.
Mr. EIIr"R-Ynnr rrp,rt o, The ,ersr1iS.
NJ $ o. last Sturdy r"n-egu.nt NON the
pr se"t.'iG o tie f ,gto Capt. H. stel $
s''mFtn the Monroe G lrr -. Et,I.I I, do
i,Iii Justice I" The pHriot:e d,,nor, Mrs.
Wnlten- II was through her Efforts nInne
that Capt HOLSTERS company III e the
p "ud satisfaction of bearing ulDft that
nn'if,t' specimen of our comntry's h,g.
'Iu ! I" her n'e the soldiers aud ,.i'izens.
c"ngr"G tee: en- masse before Ii. r .si,lenre
OF S .turday. indrhIr,i t.r thu. soul stirring
-prsrhrs delivered the ocr-,-si.,n. To
SUI h devotion and such love of 80 lntry rs
nj her hnSnm mnst wraIwnys look in tim.s
at peril fer thr preservation of our lii r
t e. aud take pleasure in rrcprd ng my
humble testimony to her al uni iit,er-
a!iry. y vrRGIxrAx.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read tho FolIawing. It is True

%SSN@%N S4+S = SA4SW4 IL Ii Ii uC :
PA"ErEsEyEa, April e.
T II. LooAx, ESQ, DeT Sir:
wrote to J"n time since for u Bottle of
BrsnsIin=sr's Fluid Extract Of SarsIariIla and Dan
dsliOn auI saw that it ts aetc vi ou me like
a charm. have been afflicted for near Two year,
with Dyspepsia; t~o-thirs Of the tinie vented
from o''e to three TINS day. hal gwen up the
idea of ever getting well. an indeed my friends had
given up ali hopes of my getting well again.
Ad Ell to this Suffered with the Scrvlu!a v~Iy
mach. since Last september side of nay ue-k
was 0ne 9 IFire sore compose Of seyeu running
sores. the vi one ,iotJIt tis- much inprU, ed
me- w st0Hi tch il rUiIe el my has I'M
proved brSO'I uH INST sUiHe cN zee Gtion-.
I"e mitch et'c'nr's" arl think i,y THE
tTc DLtties more siII bS relieved entirely, lpu
WI pg.l-e s-u me tW-i bottles lay TIE i.,.ai.
Yours rczi'rcrGGI :. ). y. HOMER.
The a6Jvs medicine prepared by Z a KI:t.NT
I'll N"r.' < o.. N0. Ii t'rSer street. Wheeling,
All soil By "a 1T IT the Drag sisG, al city. ap3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
m MuvEGINrs ,

BG~ MOVEMENTS OF ft;"ors. -t'he feet
n steamer waich left By'lI,ire Il few days
uS", conv, yir.g the oAio l7th aud 10th reg
meals, Us we all supposed t" H'nIwha,
st ppe1 1t p .rssrsht.s !, an tn twl reg
in uts, Together VITA five other o 40 nu,i
IAIr,,ra reg III snts. m king III all about six
THOUSAND men, were shipped over tue n.
". Virginia Rtilro4d TO CLARK ,brrgi, aud
Grafton. Five hundred cavalry horses
Were also shipped in the same direction
over the same route the l,rs,r pArt Of last
week, exclusive of the dr.g""ns and ar
tilery which accompanied NJ i.r General
MrCIrtlau.
Thc fleet was evidently destined for the
K,,tmwh.. country, but the evaen'ti"n of
H,rper's Ferry an othtr vents rendered
a change Of rrogr,mn= desirable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

pD~TuAxks -Mr.LM p mphry. the
On 't,r Mister for the 1t v,rg NIT Rrsi-
nj n. requests US to return thinks to tie
Indies Union Al A-sor,,liou of tbs eitv,
far a spleudil e,l e consigned to him at
Grafton last week. The cake is still on
ex ihi'i"u at he,.,l quarters, AMI has BEN
n4ch dm-r,d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

G TuEHE was great excitemeet about
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
yesterday AFTERNOON, consequent upon the
dvi-rtu Of troops fron Camp Garlic.
-Four companies lett for Grafton. leaving
uoae in the c,,mp hut the Fla nm r Guards
Au immense IT of prov;si 'as, tie Is 'n'l Il
slrtS of army equip neuts, was shipped,
anil everything luokcl decidedly warl. Ike.
t re companies which left yesterday are
c ,nmtutr,l icy Captains n1llister, Scot
Pkuk'y aud Gibson
Sumo gentleman, more Determined than
discreet, ATTEMPTED to force his way past
til. g,,lrl int, the 'lep't, a+ the train was
.,i,nut '.lelriug. and hal TO he furciGiy
elected at tn. pnint of the bIynnet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
HM RAILRo1p AcclpENr-ElnIva nS AZ

E9 RAILEoH0 AccIDEXT-FIRIxs nS an
ARTILLERY CuXp ,SY-We learn from gem
svmcu whp nrrise,i yesterd " from Graf
ton that SAL accident &c .urrrd near Man
nington on stur iny night, by which two
soldivrs of the 2o,h olio II .gimvnt were
prol",I ly Killed. They were s..a1ins.
gnu d upon tie track. nu-l both fell nsleef.
The train GAME along ,.nl p ,ssrd ,lirec ely
over the bOlie', killing oae man Instantly,
an injur.ns the other 50 III 1t he c.anrot re-
cover.
Ga Saturday evening as Col. s,orges
'luety was pr1c.ic.ug II 4, target ai a low
piecc.of grou al. about Al NJ Ii. from Graf
ton, five ar SIX sho;s were Grcl u ,ul the
meI by rebels, trim !, cou.e.lr,i position.
without ttFcr. a scouting purity were sent
Gr: ai.4 sumo tive Or six rsb-ls, with arms
in thrir ,nIs, were captured AMI I.r..r .ht
i..,O camp. Among the rest wer. three Of
tae Pu. Elmily. tl,h.. an tw1 sol.. m,>t
notorious IrSpers,4oes, who have for., long
tine hren The terror Ur the section Of tue
eoanlry in which they rrsiIrd.
a ln:gc numtrr IF prisoners were 10 ing
Trough, into camp, every dry BY the scouts
mud active preparations were being made 10
cleau uuI the gucrrill, who are iufesriug
tie u.cnnrnins.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

D-Is noticing the difficulty between
Bum " leucr and DnrriR, the mate and
ro,S of the steamer Reliance. yesterday
IN ,r,in.s- we stated that Bafngariener
struck D"rrilf across the head with a hatch
ct, and afterw ,rds concerted himself under
the pilot hoa>e. We arc advised that
nciIh-r of ,h.se StltemsutS were in evi-
dsnce Ia , trstim my m'de purrttt nut
the ngre>sur throughout. aud he was there
for; hell To nil, all the other discharged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
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BRTAN's PULOIcNIc WAFER5
in the hnnSe.
No traveller should be witI,uut a supply of
BRYAN PuLNoNlc WAFEHS
in his packet.
Nc person will ever object to give for
BRrIN's pULHoNIc wAREKs
Twenty-Five Cents.
Job M,lSEs sole PROPRIETOR. Rochester. " Y.
Sold in Wheeling: 10y L IL LUG-AN a Co. and
augl-cod dSwIv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

BALTIMORE. June y The american has
letter dated the 22d Inst, an ,.oard tie
steamer PAwnee, OF A q''ia Greek, staring
THAI a drserIer from She rebels was picked
mp in he water, after swimming fur or
five mites- He says tlIe rebels At the Greek
nuu1i'e.r from To } 09o. and have several
r tied cannon ana = Dihigrven gun.
The Pawnes is keeping a strict riscr po-
lice AZ nigh, aud hts captured seyrr,l
Emal! boats.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

"a o. tiL,'s Ia. frien Is aud rsl''-
tives Ut til. H,,ry Cliy G'lris, can dul
tle clothing of the different members OF
th 1t c,m my. at the clothing house of \.
NJ Aluns, Water strerI- When the uni
fnrms were sent mt tu PhilliPpi, the eitt-
ems cl,thins which thty then w"re were
sent bt.S aud ,re HoS At the disposal oil
friends.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

KANSAS CRY Ma, June 2I-Five COM
Panies ut Cavalry, six companies of In.
f.uiry, two Companies OF Mpunted r Il =
aud DFagoOns, aud ten comp ,,tirs IT Vol
untetrs, in all about l5uo men, with one
Imttery. under communal OF Major S d.
She'irg =. left this city to-day al p NJ,
Lestin. i for S0uthwest Missouri
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

eS5- rn1oss Cs ,sstSI ia. RtvsR--We
learn that some two thousand Troops cross
ed the river al Ban snoI On Suul,y "ul
ye,.er i,y bai I'd fs,r G., sfto'', AMI more are
etl.c.el. B=siits these C'pt. h,~' .
e.n,my OF artillery from the far West
c,1si4,ia. of six pieces, ninety hor'ss, "nd
si.t....,l r,..s u nIve Ieft yesttrd'y-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

PHL NDELHHIt. Jure 2l.-Fluur dull Aaie4 western
sHPert'ie ~ 90. extra SIS Rhrat ste,,Iv "a e.
30 I'm h western $I,2o9I,-3 anil h.tr ut
$lt 70 ~ 'TU advanced. sales IiIJJ Iu>h prime
yellow 1T 52c Hf at Oats dull 2.tp C. '.r.-crr-
isn aud Provisions very quiet. Whisky dali n lc1%