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Tar REPUBLICAN CESTRAL COMMITTEE met
at the headquarters last evening, and the ap-
pended letter of acceptance Of the nomination
for Mayor by Mr. Opdyke being read, a resolu.
ton was passed pledsing the party to the encr.
gctic support Of the nominee.
NEW YORK, Nov. n, 1861.
Nm Dd,m Il. Jd9ues, Presiient If he R-pub.
hcdn Ndyornhy Convention
DFAR SR When the convention over which
you presided hOnored me with its choice a. can
didate for Mayor, asked time to deliberate on
the protiercd nomination. Before deciding the
question, desired TO know whether its choice
would b. centrally acceptable to those who are
zcalously seeking reform in tho city govern
ment; for felt unwilling TO place myself in a
portion which might defeat their desire by pre-.
venting united effort in behalf Of some other
candidate.
Since then, however, your choic, has been
sanctioned by three other highly respectable
conventions, emanating from the Peoples Uni
on, the German Republican and the Tax Pay
cf and the Citizens Union. Under this con-
currcDcc Of action do not feel at liberty to de-
cline the nomination so generously rendered.
You will, Therefore, he pleased to make my
acceptance known To the convention, and at
the same time give my Assurance that, il elect
cd, my best efforts shall lie eNerted in behalf Of
the interests, the honor and the welfare of the
city. With great respect your obcdient sery-
ant, GEORGE OrDYKE.
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-N's4nAAluN AT GAAP GARLlLE
Quite an interesting demonstration took
place at Camp oarlile yesterday, ia honor
of the election by the Convention of Frank
lferpOint as Governor OF Virginia, to fill
the vacancy occasiOned by the abdica,ion
of John fletcher, and also in honor Of the
signing Of tho Declaration adopted by the
Convention. "A dress parade of the six
hundred soldiers present was ordered and
conducted by Capt. Latham, after which.
the two orators, recently captured at Sis
Iersville, spoke in thunder tones, sending
echoes in quick succession reverberatiug
over the Ohio hills. After. the firing of
cannon ceased the soldiers were drawn up.
in front of platform when three cheers
were given for Frank Pierpoint, the new
Governor. Mr.. Pierpoiut assembled the
platform and responded in a brief speech,
during the delivery of which he was loud
! " applauded.
John S. Burdett, of Taylor, was then
called upon. He said he thought the time
for'talking had passed. 1t was now. time
for action. few played out, drunken
politicians had ipaugurated rebellion,
and he thonght he saw before him the right
kind Of material to crush it, and he hoped
itwould be done thoroughly. -
Fontain Smith, of Marion, was then
sailed upon and made little speech which
was in excellent taste. He told the soldies
that thfy5WeFe not only fighting for their
own lives aud liberties but they were fight
ing for the safety and security of their, ia
TIERS, mothers, brothers and sisters, whom
they had left behind. He exhorted item
to be nierciful in victory and valiant in
battle. s-'
Nearly All of the members of the Con-
vention were present upon invitation.
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. meadaehs md pshilItv
MIR. Liscomb, of Birmingham. saws:

Mr. Liscomb, of Birmingham, says:
81 have found in Berhayes Holland
Bltters " remedy for headache aud debili-
~. My wife has also used it with The
greatest benefit" NT HTE71E-
MIR. A. S. Nicholson also remarks that
hehHs experienced much relief from lis
use for headache.
Take halfa teaspoonful three times a day
an hOnr before meals Eat moderately,
aud then of wholesome food, and you will
tind this is really remedy for sick and
nervous headache, weakness of any kind,
costiveuess and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may be taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing
line aromatic flavor, is is very grateful to
the debilitated stomach.
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JEFFERSON CRY, NO., June l9.-The
steamer Sunshine, from Bonneville, brings
an official confirmation OF the defeat of the
State forces at that place on Monday last.
The official statement of tile number kill
ed is not received, but the loss of the State
troops is not over 20, and tho Federal for
ces 100 killed. o wounded aud missing.
The State troops numbered over 1000,
and it is said they lost about 1900 stand of
arms and n considerable quantity of am
mGnitiou aud stores, together with num-
Der of horses aud mules.
Gov. Jackson is supposed to have gone
to Arkansas.
" = Thought the State troops will make
another stand at or ueHr nrXIuRIUtI, uuuUt-
Col. Weightman, formerly of the U. 5. A.
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-EuRoPEAN NEMs.
AfFlval Of tns 7sleam.r Afr,ea.

NEw York, June 2O.-The steamer Afri-
ca has arrived with liverpool dates to, the
9Th and Telegraph news to the 9th.
The steamer Europa arrived out on the
sih. The Africa passed the steamer Vigo
on the 18th.
In the Houseof Lords, after some oppo-
sitiOn, tue government financial measures
passed after II second reading.
Ia the House of Commons, Lord Jhon
Russell, in reply to the enquiry whether
the Introduction of privateers from bring
ding to former practice, said that the
Queens Advocates opinion was fayora
bic T. the right OF interdictton, which the
law. of nations gave to ryspower, hence
the government has issued the prohibition.
It is reported that orders of the United
States Government for $1,000 muskets had
reached Frankfort. 600 s
The Southern Commissioners are also
expected in Germany, .-.-1..g
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WAsHISoToS, June l9.-Two hundred
recruits for the LIST German Rifle Regf-
ment of New York, arrived to-day, filing
mp the remnant, which will be supplied
with the new Enfield rifles recently un-
furled. . egar---
The 2lst Regiment from Buffalo arrived
this p. n. The oath and goth Penusylva-
mia and the LIST Massachusetts, Regiments,
which reached here yesterday, went into
camp this afternoon. s-i ~ ti-'
The Federal forces in Yirgiuin, under
Gen. Mcdowell, have advanced their pU-
sitiOn four miles to-day, in the direction
of Fairfax G. H. The pickets on each side
ore almost within battling distance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21

LEAvESwoRTH. June ls.-The ski,mish
near Independence;o on the 18Th, is reliably
reported as follows:
A party of cavGlrySunder Capt Stanley
We're reconuoitering near the secession
lines, when Capt. Stanley, under flag of
truce, held pnrley with Capt. Holloway,
the seeessionists commander While the
Parley was in progress movement was
in progress a movement was being made
by the rebels to out flank the regulars and
when Capt. Holloway advanced towards
them to prevent it, he was fred upon by
same recently arrived rebels and killed.
1t is reported that FIVE other rebel, officers
were shot. Three regulars were wounded;
one with ball In the shoulder, Int none
were killed.
5LsA movement Of some nature took place
from the camp at Kansas city last night,
hut the facts have not transpired.-
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sIN' DEMONSTRATION LAST NIOHT IN HOX-
on OF THE ELEcTIoS OF a GovERSoR AND
THE SIGNlxG or rHE DECLARATION OF INDE-
PExDExCE.-The city was wild with excite
Ineut last night in consequence Of the de-
monstratiOns of rejoicing at the decisive
action of the Western Virginia Convention,
reported elsewhere. All the bells in the
city were ringing, rockets were flying.
drums beating, men and boys were shoot
lug, aud the two cannon captured recently
from the secessiouIsts at sistsrsyille, were
booming from the hills east of the city. 1t
was grand and exciting scene, such as
can only follow the uprising of II free,
hold and determined people. The streets
were full Of people uhtila late hour
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Important from Graftnn-

GRAFTON, June 2O.-The reported taking
possession of Piedmont by the rebels was
false. After burning the bridge and cut
ting the telegraph wires they retreated into
the country. 1t is said that large force
is still in that neighborhood. The guard
at the bridge made their escape.
Rumors OF an attack on Ph:llippi are
rife, but no advance has yet been made.
None OF tue achievements of the Federal
troops have reached here yet
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Special NOTICES.
Bead the FolloWing.- 81 is rrna

heau Une EouoW1ng. 1t is True
4. II. LooAN, ESQ, Dear. Sir:
wrote to you some time since for Bottle Of
Brentlnger's Fluid Extract of Sarsaparia and Dan.
delIOn, and must say that 1t has acted upon ma ike
charm. have been afiicted for near two wears
with Dyspepsia twOthIrds of the time vomited
from one to three times day. had given up the
idea Of ever getting WE'LL and Indeed my friends had
given mp NIL hopes Of my ever getting wen again.
Added to this, suffered with the scrOfula very
much. Since last September one side of my neek
was one entire sore composed Of SOME seven running
sores. The use OF Que Bottle has much improved
me. ny stomach Is relieved and my neck has i'm.
proved beyond my most EanguIne expectations. /
eel much encouraged and think by the us, Of one or
two bottles more shall be relieved entirely You
VIII please send me two bottles by the Boat.
Yours respectfully, JY HOMER
Ihe above medicine IL prepared by z. A. BRENT
LINGER Co.. No. IIl Market street, WheclInE,
and sold by most OF the Druggists Of the city. aps
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P9-FRoM GRAFTON AND PmLLrPPI.-A
gentleman who arrived yesterday from
Phillippi and Grafton, reports that there
is the greatest activity at both of these
places, and that all sorts of reports are in
circulation. The artillery company sta
iiOued at GraftOe, after prAOtisiug several
hours, moved on ont the railroad towards
rhillippi, Wednesday evening. On the
same evening whilst the soldiers were
drilling aud whilst the greatest activity
aud bustle prevailed all the camps. an alarm
of FIRE was raised in the town, and scene
OF wild excitement ensued. Every BODY
anticipated warm work soon, though very
few could tell why they thought SO. They
feel it in their bpres.
The federal forces had abandoned tue
village of Phillippi, aud had taken up pO-
sitiOn on hill overlooking the town and
commanding its important approsches.-
They had also commenced throwing up en-
trenehments. There was not a chick. nor
child in Phillippi, all the families having
departed. ,.s,
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LOUISVILLE, June 2o.-T6e Memphis
Bulietin of the 18th, announces semi.offi.
,cially, that no more IL months volunteers
Will be received they must enlist for the
war. II learns that five hundred muskets
shipped by the Federal government for the
Union men of Weakly county, Tenn, were
by accident shipped from Paducah to Union
City, and fell into the hands OF the South
erners there.
The troops Mt Memphis were much in
in want of arms, whole companies being
unarmed. The same paper has informa-
tion that Southern Kentucky will soon se-
cede, and Gen. Pillow will then move to
the support of them. 1t states that in
Moproe county, Ark, near Helena, several
negroes were arrested lately for attempting
an insurrection, and on Tuesday last we're
hung. 800 go,
The Austin, Tex, Gazette, says they
have been informed of secret Union asso-
citation being formed in that State.
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WASHINGTON, June 2O.-SIore caution is
exercised than formerly in granting passes
to visit the encampments on the Virginia
side, while none are given for the mere
qualification of curiosity.
If the accounts which reach here are
correct, and it seems that they are, the
rebels from Manassas Gap are extending
and strengthening their outposts, and from
Indications to-day, the goyernmeutis not
insensible of the movements in this direc-
ton. $50.
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B9rHERr were only about three aud a
half feet water in the channel OF the Ohio
yesterday, and falling. Many boats are
tying up at this point, some because the
water is too low, and some because there
Is nothing to do
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RWNInvariably in ADVANCE.


B8-FRON Down rHE RIVERA gentle
man who has been travelling for week or
two in jackson aud adjoining counties, ar
rived in this city yesterday -u,oruing on the
eteamer Science. HeinForms US that there
Is considerable excitement, watchfulness
and alarm, in the sections OF country which
he has trRversed. In jackson county, like
all other counties in the west, secession
goes by spots, aud it is no uncommon thing
for a traveller to mud himself in strong
secession neighborhOod one hour, aud the
next in II Union preseinct 1t was recent
ly reported at MurrysvlIle, a strong Union
town, that the secessionists were coming
there to burn the place. The neighbors
came in With their rifles, and a large force
came across the river to assist in pro-
teeting their friends. A similar alarm was
Oecasioped at Ravenswood, aud the Union
men called to arms there. The people in
the country are greatly alarmed. They
don't know exactly what to do or how to
act. The seeessionists, as usual, are do
ing all the talking, and making all the
bluster, though they are in !. miserable
minority.
Our informant met the feet of steamers
carrying the Ohio volunteers from Ben
wood and Bellair. The fleet passed Sisters
vile about sundown. The soldiers were
lying and climbing all over the boats, and
were making enough noise to scare any
civilized community out of its propriety.
The two brass bands which accompanied
the two regiments favored the people of
the villages with some of their splendid
music, aud in passing the larger places the
soldiers on some of the steamers we're
drawn up in line on the guards and cheered
the people ON the shores The people
knew nothing about the coming of theiex-
pedirion or its object, and they were full
of wonderment Ut the imposing aud unu-
sual scene which the fleet presented.
In one community in Jackson county,
where our informant expressed himself
pretty strongly in f,vos. of the United
States, he was told 10y sprightly damsel
with whom he converscd, that if she was a
man he (our informanD would not live to
see the Ohio river. Our friend had similar
limitations from more responsible parties
that free speech WAS nm article contrabaud
of war, and it was not safe to indulge in II
As he had no further business in that inn
mediate precinct, he jumped into his gig
and went over few miles into a more
healthy eountry.
About .hree hundred U. S. soldiers from
parKersburgh are being scattered along
down the Ohio aboutMurraysyille and Ra-
VenswOod to keep things in order.
The County Cont Of jackson county
have been playing rather high handed
game. That county gave three hundred
majority against secession nttwithstand-
ing which the court assembled last week
aud appropriated three thousand dollars
for the support of those who may vOlun-
,eer in the secession army. The Union
men say they viii have very lively and
interesting time collecting it. They also
understand that it is one thing to make u
levy and another to get the money.
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%Ir win be seen BY references to our
telegraph reports, that the announcement
of the taking of Piedmont by the rebels,
ia false. Il Is not safe TO believe any
thing any more, -
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Yours respectfully.
PHILo WILSON
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TheFOlIOwingis an extract rom Alstterwritten by
tile Pastor ofs Baptist Church to the Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor Of that wOrld-rOnOwned medicine-MRs. WINS.
L0ESsOoTHrSo syrup TOR eHEDREN TEETuIxe:
1--WE see an advertisement in your columns of Mrs
WinslOw's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said a
wordtn favor OF patent medicine before In our Iie
but We feel 1ompeledsto say 70 your readers, that
SIS I no TRIED II, AID EEeE
anceesHTul medicines o. day because Il is one oI
the best. And those Of your readers who have be
octl6-ly-d&W ia
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2g 01IaaeaHh.
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
Intelligencer. -
Col. Kelly stiu Improving,
GRAFTON, June 20.

Col, Kelly is still improving and is in
excellent spirits. He will leave here by
special train Saturday rnorntug for Vince
ling. ii.
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LATER.

a report has reached here that the Fed
eral lines in the Va. side, have been fred
into by the enemy, and extraordinary mil
it'ry operations are consequently in pro-
gress. The U. S. cavalry here received
marching orders and may have already
started. The artillery and fire Zouayes
have been ordered to hold themselves in
readiness. Z
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py the nss Of these Pills the periodic htiGeks.O
','sOEs or sex Headache may he prevented; aud
taken At the commencement Of en- attack immediate
Feil l rom pain and sickness will be obtained.
Ehs5 seldom fail In reinuTins thu Naus.r-nnd
AsGdGehs to which Eau1ales are 90 subject.
fhsy act gently upon the boveis,--rsmsIIne Co,
toi LasTasy 2isN, StaIEtl, Delicate Female. ana
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Lazatlss' improving the appetite, giving tos md
r's % ne digestive organs, and rOStorinE de ma
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the OEPHALIo PILLS are tho result Of lone In
TasttsAtion and carefully Conducted eSpori6yS,nt,
having been inuse many years, during Which time
they nave prevented add relieved q Vast aroonnt
pain and suffering from Headache, Ehstbor or,rIn.
ting In the ntrUOus system or from dstanee6 -tn,.
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NsW 70 ehildreH. =
BEWARE OF CoUNFRRFETTsI
The genuine have i've Signatures or Henry C. sSaid.
ing on each T. -
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''WAsHt&dToN, June 2O.-The following
notice emanated from the State Depart
ment to-day:
q rs IS esPected that hereafter any pass.
ports which may be issued by a diploma
tic agent accredited 10 this government,
or by any consular authority whatsoever,
either TO person about To proceed be-
yond the limits of the U. S. forces, or TO
n foreign country, will be Countersighed
by the Sec'y of State. tsigned.) iis
-7s.s -5f 73-taEfE~ 80 WNaH. SEWARD.
The Navy department to-day received
despatched from Captain Rew,in, OF the
steamer Pawnee, enclosing reports from
Lieut.. Chapline, from which it appears the
latter on the LIST Cutter, assisted by the
Tug, Reliance, has been protltably cruis-
lug opposite to and in the neighbour.
hood of Acquia Creek on the Maryland
side, where he seized large amounts of
cOntrabrand provisions consigned 70 n Sc
cessionist who is now in the Confederate
mmy. They were loaded on wood
schooner that shappehed to be near and
towed to the Washington Navy Yard. =
Lieut. Ghapline reGonuoitered at Other
points, where his small party drove OF
some secession mounted pickets.
!. When returning, muskets were fred at
them, and the compliment returned By
discharges of canister from the guns Of
the Reliance. Lieut.. Chapline captured 8
boats; which evidently had been used for
the transportation of seeessiouists oxer the
Potomac, Of which he destroyed. g.s,i.--
The steamer Mt. Vernon, from POmun-
key Creek, Nd; seized slOoP which. had
been engaged in Transporting secession
troops from that point 20 Virginia. THIS
sldop has been lowed to Washington and
the eW-mAde- prisoners.
Capt Woods Of the Mt. Vernon, bEethE
er with his guard, landed at the White
House. below Mt. Vernon, yesterday aud
secured tue country for miles around in
quest Of Secession batteries, ,Whieh7i Is Mas
reported had been erected there, but none
were discovered.
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LoursTItLF, June MalIory's lmsjori-
ty for Congress in the city is 5,sIs, It is
supposed the county will increase it 800.
Crittenden's majority ia Fayette is Il .04o !:
In franklin, 400. Orders mGjDrity in
Bowling Green is 336. is "a .ss -,
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LOUISVILLE. June u, T. M.-RiYer falling
Slowly with "a feets inches in The Gdhal.E.
Weather clear. Mercury al moon 81. a.
eight O'clock 81. '" -
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Portable HaV PreSSes,

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