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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-31
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GnArroN CEnIAlsLY ErAcuA1r 2:

A gpullrrnru who arrived in this ci y yes.
,erIsy morning, from Grafton. reports III {
all is quiet there. No troops are tn lie.
srsa tits side of there, except the United
s,a;ss troops Tue sercssiouiSts left on
u sday morning, after having occuuied
he pace just me day. They took to the
woods. and are supposed TO be now en-.
,a P in the ueighhorhood OF PhilIipui,
g-rguur county. The United Suites trUuu.
f,,m this side, will douhlless reach Grafton
,O.ily, it they have not done so, wbsr.
they will be Joined by the forces from the
N,uusesrern Road, unless the secessfon-
ISIS have drs royed the bridges 1t was
reported in Cumberland tbat seven thuus-
aud U. S. troops were ut Grafton, aud that
was tie general belief along tue road.
P.S.-Siure writing the above. we learn
th.t the United States troops have reached
Gr,frOn, the Wheeling boys among the
rest, aud have taken possession of tue tel
sgraph oEEire aud the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad. Col. Kelly has established his
headquarters there. The advance guard
reached Grafton yesterday mUruing, ON
foot Tue mtin body went up yesterday
morniug, on the cars, the two burnt
bridges, through the immcnse force OF
soldiers aud volunteer mechanics from this
city, having been r, paired i'll an Incredibly
short space Of time. The sccessionists,
says the telegraph Dispatch to Mr.. Garlic,
del. Mt a gun WIS fired.
We Iearu, also, that Capt. a. Britt, of
the Rough and Ready Rifemen, is exceed
n4ly ill. We did not learn the particular
nature of his iu,lispositiuu.
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E3-CAPrURg OF SECEssIuS CASxox-A
RAID on SIsrERsvILLE.-About two o'clock
Yesterday morning the. ..sacreI soil' of
Sis'ersvilIe, Va, Wis Invaded" and two
Fillsd eanuon belonging 70 the srcession-
lists were captured nnd brought up to this
cry. Tue WY of it WAS this Mr. j. p.
B,Sgs, 81 groI gniou man, has been alat-
lug around in tina, country for some time,
and having his eyes open has seen good
many thiagS. aud heard good deal of
talk That did no, suit him. lie discovered
that the secessionists had two riaei can.
MN aud lot of nuskets conceded there.
IL came up to this city and informed Mai.
Okrs OF the fact, and iusplorvd that a
small fore be sent d0wnIU capture them.
The VI jor agreed with Ctpls PIauke and
G'zsim. now recruiting here, that Il por-
thu ut their respective commands should
be detailed for the purpose. Accordingly
the STEAMER Eunce was chartered, and
abu,A fifty armed men besides the ufice,s
We have named, got aboard and staite,I
down the RIVER. They reached Sistersv.l e,
about two o'clock, lHndrd short distance
above the towa aud established guard =
Nr. BaPgs indicated the place where h
the cannon were to be fnuteI aud
some eight or ten men were sent up
while the "'hcIs ". rr placed in a poSitinn
10 Protect them. The cannon we.r com
ce,lrd in AN old barn, aud covered with
r,krs, plows aud straw. The barn was
broken open, the guns disfnterreA. and in
less that fifteen minutes fhey were aboard
tue Eoat, Together With lot of valuable
ammunition. The men, after getting under
way again, fred Il volley or two from the
muskcis, to Let the sCctssirnisis knnwth,y
were about, aud arrived here AT irn"'vlurk
Yesterday morning. 1t WIS altogether
very Pheasant trip, aud an orderly, quiet
rror' C,Iing, in which valuable. prize was
ta%cn and .nnhudy hurt" The cannon
are nnw ut Camp Garlic, where they are
exhibited free of clmrgp.
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Occupation of acknowledgements
OF Troops Towards Virginia.

CIScIXXAIi, May sU.-The ohio and
Virginia. troops, under commnn,l of Col.
Kelley. orcHpie,l Grafton at 2:3O this alter
noon. The secrssionists Ged without Fl Ing
gun.
The SIKH Indiana Regimen. Col. Crit
ten leu. fully Hrmed and equipped. arrived
here ut five this afternoon ami passed
through the city To Camp Deunisun. where
they enr',mp TOR the II ght Their prol,.t.
lle destination is Grafton They &, re
enthusiastically grerlei. Another Indi-
ANA regiment passed Dayton last night.
going east
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sSrMoRE TROoPs.-The 18th Ohio Re-
g'nent left BenwOod yesterday for Graf.
Ton, oad the Indiana Regimen, left las,
evening. All of the neu are ,plendidIy
equip ed. Tie are now doubtless omar.
tered in CIR { n, along Mn the troons
which preceded them.
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DALTlNoREf May 3Oth.-Twn New York
Regiments, lac 9Th and Ia b. nrrivrd This
evening about 6n'cluck aud I,1s.e,l TIN uugl,
To Washington. They came frum the raniD
ut Elnira. passing over the summary and
Erie ktiirohd to- Sanitary aud FrnrD thence
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CHANngRsprEo. May 3Oih,-The rebels
have fallen hrck about miles. frum VII
lihmsporl in the diresii"n of Mariin.lurr.
They have only about 500 men and iva
small swivel guns. AiOaI lOu drserrions
have occurred among them SINE the ts-
iH,':isllnrnt of their camp aud there were
j deaths from SIN all ppx there this week.
Col II"gr's Cavalry is 81, Falling Water.
The 6ti' 2lsi, 23d and 18th Pennsylvania
regiments rsarile'i here early. Iliis mnrfiug.
Mi. Gen. Keirn and staff arrived nj II
o'clock 4. VI.
Coils. M""rhPnd's. Lewis. Lyle's, and
tne syoit Legion Regiments and the Phil
Nv. '''ilH sily troops, are expected within
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s FRoS PAREsRseuRe.-Two regi.
ms .e from Ohio arrived at ParkersGars
Yesterday morning. They have six pie,e,
"' artillery. oue regimen, hnd nirssS,
passed W! the Northwestern Virginia ron5
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ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION

VIE Annual School Election will he held ON
SSInriay tl's lst day 81 June next, between tho
ahl Under the Enp,rimtemlpice or tile per,5 q i,trt
IN ter II tmei. f,r CVnmiS,L,ner EIr each Of Tho
TerLs aud Trustees for each School district in
FOR ATKINSON PRECINCT.
At The School House in Highland District, under
me IA, SnprFii tSiidrnSe OF WA. Atkinson, samuel
MtoUch anil Daial u iris; for one Commissioner
Tor said lreciRct, aui two Trl,terG for escI Wells
Highland. Short Cheek aud Frederick DisIicts.
FOR JEFFERSON PRECINCT.
=, At tho School House in South Wheeling uudSr
the superintendent Vi Jease WheIt. john j.teEiin,
aud Wn LiItle Fur uns COEl missioner for ,I,I pre-
GU !, "nd tT' Trustees for rac ohio, Caldwell aud
F0lI WASHINGTON PRECINCT.
At the School House In Woud| District under the
e H5 M, nee OF S4ianei Carer .i0lrS Nc oil c
H., ~: Vs. Arm tn'n!: tur"he Commissioner for sahi
Mods Mods f gss SsSsh ,.sai
FOH MIST LIBERTY PRECINCT.
Al the lloi>e"f VIM Irwin. amber the suptrinten.
dencU " wm ID. Curtis, J,siH atkinson aud liam.
Boon; for Cumn..itner Tor said I'resinct and two
Lr1tses for s'eh, MnrsAn, Brady, Deck AMI u Kin
FOR HENRY PRECINCT.
At Triniielphih. Rt tile I[Ouse Of Mast & STatin nm
.lrr the superintendent Of rhoS. M'CiLOu, Perry
Pearson AMI I"si'h lirown FIR Commits Toner for
sud Precinct. anl two trustees for tsIr TrialelpLia
MArtn' HoEss, CeutIs Tough and Ready aud Step
R1i MARSHALL PRECINCT.
At the School House In Carson Di.tri t. under the
snPeriutUndenre of ,in EarriAs samuel I,unlip AMI
MiLiam Tris;ardrP for nns Commissioner f,r said
Dell, Paris AMI, lOheys Polut Districts.
FOR COLUMBUS PRECINCT.
At tile Sehon House in Oldham Di, trict under tho
suPe'i ,tendencs .fIrei ;tnn orr. Jamcs lirownIrs
a, JOHN tall: for lIUmmissuneI for sa Precinct
and Trn>terr for each, KinnUu-, Strua art, UrranI
U dl'am Districts.
The Trustee nrthe Several Districts, will hand
over to tho commissioner elect. Un the n ,IRv ~
June 'lIgsr Irluit Il tile e,ndtIun. OTtuiius and
eHPeuseS fthsrre-TeeIiSs scI,O'ls u is the inien
tlnn "t the llOlrl To- snf RE the collection uf the fine
Of len DUars, Imposed hV law IN Tra.teeS fJr Ills
MeE,ct nf this duty. lie TrstVesareal.n reminded
thti they are required 10 RcrTtan. on the LIST ay "
April tho reputation Of their several Districts Mui
Iun'er Oft hlldren over aud under Ia aud return
the cams to tn" Clerk either personally OF through
tine V'ummissHu elect. .lsE - =
III 'nkstar kin tc R ReParts can BE- obtained Ly the
Trustees iTIln the Commissioner Vt their Precinct
or frUnl the CLERK Of the Tts,ni
III" 9 nmiH%tnneTS elect will meet at tile Curt
House GU Monday. Jnne I'd. at ~ O'Clock, A. VI.
Iy order OF thu BOanl. =
hin %. STnRER,
Clerk ofthe BNari nf School Commissioners, o. G..
May ~. IS6l-lO,Is.
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E0~cot. ROMANS LUsEASE, of PLfla.
U'lpn'"' Is IN the city endeavoriug to get
regiment Of men from Philadslphia, Of
which he has the command, into Cam
e"r''ie' to serve the United States in vir-
ginia' He is now negotiating for thar
l paFpose and we hope he mny succeed
The regiment is said to be composea Of.
Tue very best of men.
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Advances about to be made from
GhA GaOifal

WAsHlSoToS, Slny so-Evening.-It is
understood that the GIrt6aidl Guard aud
tde Ninth New York Regiment will very
soon be ordered to important advance
movements. Tonight two of the District
volunteer regiments are ordered to arm
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nc Maine Bows MOVING.

NEW lURK, MAY 80 -rnr sirrnull Maine
Regiment left here this evening 10y rail-
road fur Washington.
PoHTLASD, May sO-The First Maine
regiment leaves here an Sturdy morn.
ing for Washington toy raiIruad.
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b-B I'D ROppERy ny DoYs-we mo-
'iced Yesterday the arrest oil. II hoy named
Gilbrrr Rose, for rol,bing the Star Foundry
of $40. wewere made to say Ssls in the
previous publication. Tie robbery WIS
csnmtttea on Saturday night last by bows
who went dewn.the cupaIo and priyd the
desk, lrnm which tue money was taken,
open,wi'Ii crow lar. They were +, rrv,cd
out by Officers Morgan. mud ST NJ. yrrs,
aud committed to Jail. Their names Arr
Gilbert Rose, William Davis aud Lawrence
.cady.
eBNTnE Aaxr oAra-The following is
the oath which all Volunteers aud Rtsu.
hrs, mustered into the service Of the Uni.
ted st"tes,rre required TO take before their
aaRl enrolment into service.
Il do solemnly swear that I will bear
true allegiance To the United States of
America; that will serve them hunes,Iv
and faithfully against all enemies ur orpn-
sers whttsOeveI: that will obey the orders
OF tue President of the Uuitel States and
OF the other officers nrpnintrd nvvr.me, ne
90 ling 10 the rules of the armies of The
Uuited States, so help me CID.
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" the HSs OF these Piils HE periodic o,t..E,
s'S ToGt o. Sci LaasasAs nay E ,rsy4nt.,i. a., 10
~ sls cOHfmsnCsnsnt Of au ATTACK .n,,n..l,,f.
's =. IE'in pain 4nds!eknrss will Ls obtasneJ
., thsy seldom s'Il In rsuayius the Ns,,,,,. ,,1
Headache to Which tuu,sLrsars ~ subject
lnsy act gently upon tie bSwri,-tr,g,vi,. a.
t9F HfssTury 4tN. Stsdents. Dplru,e Female, a.,
u, Pefeons Of SsdSr'ary habit they arc vslusI,,s -.
y impTpEinEthe apptstts. Citing ton, AMI
c'gor 20 Tie digestive orEaha, and r.,,o-i, ~,
EnEaI sttsticity Au .ttN.nstlr Of the, vrl,.
.1e uspll"Llc FILLS nro the result os lopr IN.
"syiEHti'n aud carefully cDuiurrra Sxpsr;p,s, -.
nAsln Seen In use many yeIrs. daring SILL 10
H'ss nave PREVENTED anil reliersal = vs.ri,,,,,,r,
Ian lAu suffering frltn Headache whether or,tr,-
1ie tn The He'ruats AyStOm OF feoua ,.rn,I 80.
Of 1hS ttOasaei. va ''Ae
tnsy are snfire!, TeSetabIe In their eon,no,,,.,,
anu ma! 6e taken At all linus S,ih 80, -.
gt...oai ma any change OF DIET AID dc uy,s,e.
~ gsi1g'eaS tssss r.trs tsU % a.iir:,.T
-, ,RElEARE or cogSrrRfEiFst
ne seastns have ave .isa,ug., q ilsafy G s,.,a
s0ia . Dc. lst'"nd AL erpraisr, IN Stcs,c,.,
~. DaE vii Do sent BY NALL pared on yssis, ..
/. PRrCE a5 CENTS.
AnOF'sr' .l,Oald to atdr...rtl,o -
HENRY G sPALDINr
- 81 Cedar st., New York
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Jnige Douglas panzeropsl1 rll.

ChlcAV0, Il .! 30.-UI ~ Last night it
was Thought senator DsaXLts WIS grItlug
letter. Since then lie las G,vh yraLu-
ally sinking. Fears are entertained by
l1s friends and physicians that lie viii
not live through the night.
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rDr NEws ruu2 UuR Tpoors.-By the
train which game in from Pennington, last
night, we learn that the burnt bridges
have been 50 far repaired MS to allow the
passage of cnrs, and that Col. Kelly broke
up tie camp yesterday morning, aud moyed
On to Grafton.
Capt. Trimbie came up last night, Eav-
ing i. rhnrse tIree prisoners, who arc
charged with burning the bridges, and of
whom We have heretofore spoken Their
names nrs Charles II. Matthcws, Amos II.
Straight aud Lewis ". Stephens. The
frrmer was al employee of the b. & o. R.
Il at Farmingtun. They were marched up
from the depot by the Captains squad, and
ken over to Camp Carlile, where they
" Il await trial. Col. Kelly, we learn,
at;er thor,ngh investigation, discharged
AL the rest OF ihe prisoners, ON condition
thu they would assume an oath not to-
iaTlher interfere with tue authuritS or the
property in keeping of the United States.
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FrOEAp BODY FouxD.-Thc dead body
Of IA unknown man, was found floating
down the river, opposite Steubenville, on
AnlAy morning. From the appearance
OF the body. the deceased was supposed
to he shout thirty years Of nge-black hair
aud mau<tache. Htd on cashmere dress
coat, white vest. jean pants Ia one Of
MS packets he had a sbeepskin druRa-he.,l;
a other pockets, one omnibus. and four
F.irstl tickets. The tickets were stamp.
81 Ni Jacksonville, Intliana, Nav 10, 1881.
I's'r were also found upon the person of
lie deceased, RAILROAD ticket. for fare
n i5'n S'erbenyiIle to Putshurzl anil frnm
rus ,nr<h 10 PhilI lrlphia-l ticket
RON PA,la,lelphi, 10 New brunswick. aud
c Nc from N'w B;un;wicE Ia New York
~" uie OF de.'h yak I"Wh. bar Ihe SUPPOSE
ava 10 accidental drowning.
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The Secession Forces at Norfolk
The Battery at sewelrs Point
Gen. Buffers expected movem emf

DALTiNuHE. May 2y-A grniIe,i,.n who
has just arrived Trum Norfolk saws that
Gru. Brmuregurd wits expected ti,cr. ON
Tuesday night. The whue numhrr of
ir"urs in aud about Norfolk does not cx.
ree'i 1000, though large ,,cc-sSions are
daily expected from the Gmlf States.
The battery At Sewcll's Point was all
most destroyed by the Minnrsnta.s guns,
but u large force WAS engaged in rcpnir-.
ing it.
IL being anticipated that Grnernl Butler
will land his forces at Ocean View, On
Hampton Runds, about six miles from
Sewril's Point and tea miles irum Nor
folk. 400 uegruss from Tennessee had l.prp
sent cut to tlir"w up entertainments ON the
road leading to Ocean View. Tie truups
were lH,ily disciplined, thong h'wrII armed.
Seventy of the 50 votes CaIst in Ports
m"utlI, Va against srGpsSnn. were ly IA
rifle cnmPnny, who were immediately dis
urmed and disninled.
Gen. lluger iSiu command Mt Norfolk.
Tue rebels have hllt one piece of rtlr4i
cannon, which is ut Sswells Paint.
The trutkrnen are plOgiuE up their pea
VINES To plant corn. ,EEH
DSLTINoRE. May sO.-fhe ste amer Abe
lhidp. fr"m Old Point Comfort, arrived This
morning, and reports all quiet there np to
last evening. Mn>t of the trnnps nrp en-
chinpC1 outside tile walls mud ut -Nt,u mort
Erws Point. There are no hostile iudirA-
liOns ON ibe part Ut Virginia in that direr-
I tinn. aE isa sfrs- ~Flt
The steamer State of Georgia landed
the First Regiment nf New York al Fort
ress MonruP yrSIerlhy.
Col. Pay, ail-dp-rnmp of Gen. Butler,
ed here by the boat aud proceeded to
Philadelphia.
A large number Of Ohio troops are n.
ported at Little York, Pa, This morning.
ON the road TO this city.
A private despatch tn the American
dared wiliiamspHri, May %, SAYS thai Tho
camp opposite that place has fallen hack
from the Potomac about four miles to FaIl-
ing Waters, the church at which pIs,rr Inns
I been occupied as hospital.
4 On Sunday about 200 Virginia troops
! reached Litllc Getirgrt0wh. seven miles
above WilliAmspOrt. aud have enrHnIped
there, using the churches MS barracks.
Telegraphic Arrangements in Ohio.
CISciSNATI. May 3O.-Mr .Ausoil Slayer
has been appointed superintendent for
military purposes. of all the telegraph
| lines within the Department OF the Ohio,
a very complete system has been devised
I fer the use Of the telegraph for military
operations and plare.I ut the dispnsIl of
M.jOF- General Mcclellan, and n uHu1ber
/ IF prominent aud experienced ttlegraphprs
I are cn.Operuiug with Mr.. St1grr 10 reuder
{ IL fithr ALMOST possible etE .isnry in the
/ army service
II The gsrFison- At 99EerPort B ,rfscks cred
lniihdte gnbsat noon today, in honur OF
! the memory Of Col Ellsworth. y
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For Rent and Sale
FINIIE SUBSCRIBERS Has RUR -KENI: STORE
n"nmS- small and large: also Odlte. In g6ol
hnidingS History; dwelling IIOnSeS for rem; Build
fng Lots and other real estate for sale. 49,.
TlIhS H0INRR0OK.
Once. No. II>I< mn siairs Main IT,.
tebb between Monroe and Union.
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Fnast:t EzamiHer, NlrJals, In.
they have teen te<'sl 10 p'.e ftar thousand
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- Fro'' ths lTeyte'11 n. Y. GasRe czfogeo, m.
We heartily endsrrS sir. spbidIur, aud lie On
FiSaiie'l cspIalIc pIi-
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Frala hAs >ies.=tia,r. ItcrfGSros, r. 4
fns ceplHaiic Pills me kid 10 IrE remarkably IL
irehe Ieiheaiy IT the traciS aud one uTtev rry
been discovered. ~ 10
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from the NSuloey {. =. CEaL5, HiaE.
Enn arc OF have teyy.l tionE,st. with she htsd-
4e send for x iCcplisc FiIIaJ - that GU I,,SI
have them IN en- Ufan aitarL.
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MR. ssnDlso. E'lEAI II ''I'H'' Jan / lssl

PTR:
Not long since sent to you for hnx n Cerl,alle
rus tor the rre NJ the Nervous ieadaelss ard a.
sTell.' and received ITO sue End ting md 40 god
az 5 ygset Llot l7aS fpf''er9 . e.Hd ny 5ors
Please send BY TeluIu mail. nIrrct TO
a. IL WHEELER.
Estf aaLEt HpsllanU, Mich.
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FTon Ne Es4.aiae-. Nornu. ia.

cephalie PlIla aecB rilf-h Tho ,i.i.- r which Il
we're made viz: a" "f headache in alliIs iUtnls
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FFos, Els EGanlsba g:.Lsy Sqy, EaAopAa. Ia.
Me arc sure that pepopE suGrI ing With tie Load
Seua ho try Them, viii stick u them.
- [Fssa 0s DaiIy Nehos, .lEs1spTat. p. T.
Cephaltc Pil!s are taking the pIaer Of al Kind.
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LANDRETHIS GARDEN SEEDS,

JUST RECEIVED, LANnRETII's- NEw CROP
~ 'iRrisn Seeds which will cell at the growers
lowest rates. and warrant them fresh and genuine,
moi Wit h<tanilinE all statements TO the contrary.
Ganienrrs nreferng to have their bills direct
tT''iii landrrtlfs can I've accommodated nv leaving
their orders with rS Our friends MAJ :ely on us as
heretofore, for fresh and genuine article.
jln3O SMITH q lRRELI.
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GItGT GompIalntI rover and A0ue, &c.
--~.~-
Dr1 Iss", iT intTCan st., man, and ' Oi tht; cs
Of emp nn'i called :,Iterso oiIgnd i sniiou:
IN. ,ori Iitsrs ]. Lnt Snallrr nSmS ior ri g%g"
nt s re- Ts SatITlE sf Ps riT- from the Bu,
''''' Ol' ta''p 0ntgl' .: onr rn ',
,,,, G w :,i!.a '; ~. AeLLAND bLIIERs'
ii - ri, alIlrloil winch tie IT, OF i'm t,tiun.
n Ell.tsLlSl ll1Nu plld To glletmine. il tsipti.
mSyhE g,i.tls pryIaraIi0u 'fItlI Lurely 6unieignt
hut nc Size Of Ito Genuine dIalsrint Co,tle,)
price oNE d LIAR.
., ia - nctiene o. long chltncT Tor Jtrfyir1
Is ltU'L 70 essehIHl Tor Tic tHndstion Of 6o'.t
l.s;h hIiu i0r eSFrec'inS dis1dsis u tho stomach
U'. 49, rS" We 81
TWO or ihrce d6A will cnnStnSo thu afflicted 81 rs
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PJll MARSHALL PRECINCT.

At the School House In Carson Di.,ri t. unter the
snPeriutDndenre Of lin EarriAA samuel i,unlap AMI
W iliiam TrlsHrLrp: for Commissioner fur said
l'recinrt- and two THsteeS for zach BIauy Cars,Iu
DELL Paris and IOHcy's puInt Districts.
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NINTH voLvME--NUMB Ser 4si

gunnery of the men on Stephens Iron Battery.
Another officer emphaticaly remarked, that the
South Carolina soldiers were "trumps."
It was the general opinion that If there had
been several hundred men in the fort, the loss of
life would have been tremendous, as they could
not have been protected by the casemates from
the shells -
If the barbette guns could have been used, it
was believed that the loss of life in Moultrie would
have been considerable, Sumter being much
higher that the guns could play directly over the
walls OF the former fortress.
Major Anderson expressed himself highly graft
fed and surprised at the bloodless result of the
bombardment.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-23
Dissolution.

The firm of FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co. was dis
solved by limitation the lst January, 1861.
The business will be continued under the name and
style of FULLINGS SPRINGS, and they hope, by
integrity and strict attention business merit the
same patronage heretofore literally bestowed by their
numerous friends and customers
The present financial crisis and the uncertainty of
business for the future compel to shorten time
of credit from twelve six months to prompt paying
customers--none others need ask it.
All persons indebted the old firm of Fullings,
Springs Co, must come forward and make immediate
settlement it is absolutely necessary that the bus-
be speedily closed up "A word the wise is suf-
cient." Jan Is, 1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-23

HEAVY ROBBERY A daring and extensive
operation was perpetra:ed in New Orleans on
Thursday night. Three ladies recently arrived
from Havana, left their room at the St. Louis
Hotel in the afternoon, and on their return just
after dark, found that their trunks had been bro
ken open and robbed of S1400 in Havana bank
bills, $500 in doubloons, and s40O in jewelry. 1t
is believed that the robbery was perpetrated by
some rogue who followed the unfortunate ladies
from Havana