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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

GEN. ScOrr Was applied t" by the Presi-
dent Of the United States to recommend
some one of the army officers qualified TO
fll the place made vacant ny .he death Of
General Jcssup. General Scott gave him
four names-Col0nels +. H. Lee. A. S.
johnson, J. johnson and Smith. The first
three are 10 the Southern army the latter,
Col. Smith. is in the Northern army. j.
johnson, who lately commanded the troops
at Harper's Ferry, got the appointment
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17
Special Notices.

FOR COLLECTOR OF VADA
COUNTY.-The subscriber offers his name TO the
voters and Conventions of Nevada County, q UNION
CANDIDATE for the Office of COLLECTOR, under the
new law, at the election to take place on the 4th OF
september next. J. W. LOCKWOOD.
Grass Valley, June lst., 1s6l.-tcs
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

FRoM TExAs.-Sixty wagons, loaded with
immigrants and their goods, arrived at Los An
geles from Texas, on the 29th ult.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

FOUND DEAD.-The Placerville Republican
says that j. Felsenthal, well known resident
Of that city, proprietor of a saloon, was found
dead upon his counter last Saturday. He had
adifhculty with his wife the night before, drank
aplnt Of raw gin while excited, and was found
dead, as above described, the next morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28

GBnREADY For Tue wonx-Thc news
of tie marching of the troops upon the
secession den ut Grafton, created great
excitement in the city yesterday morning.
Hundreds of men volunteered their ser
vices to g" along and help rebuild the
bridges on the Baltimore Road, which tue
seseS>ionists destroyed on Sunday, be-
tween Huntington aud Pennington. There
are five hundred men in this city. outside
of the military, WHO will take their pistols
and follow the soldiers whenever their SER
vices are needed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
81 gJ9I9gr.lptr.
eported E1cl usively for the Daily
Intelllgencer.
From Fortress Monroe ---

FORTRESS Monroe, May Is, 5 o'clock P. N.
Col. Dnryeu's Iouaves arrived this morn.
ing by the steamer Alabama, and have on.
ca!nptd this sideof Hampton Bridge. with
the Vermont and Troy regiments. Til.
steamer Pembroke has also arrived Win
Two companies of Nassavhusrtts ,ro,,,.
4here are now about 5000 men within or
under the wH!ls of the Fortress.
me steamer Quaker City came up with
Il prize this mnrning-the bark W;nitrcd
OF Rlchmond, for Rio, taken with coffee.
Inc Us stenner Minnesota salts south.
ward to-day Commodore S,ringhau, it
is s''d' viii visit the Calf squadron.
Gen! Bntler, accompanied ny Mctinc Adj
!Ju!aht-S'eneritt Talim .dge aud hs ali !,
! "lnue dhsllug RECONNAISSANCE severe,
lmiies between tue Jnnes aud York rivers.
Inc picket guard of the reGcls fled On
their approach.
lhrec tugi'ives, the property of Colonel
Mallory, commander of the rebel forces
near Hampton, were brought in Inv our
picker guard yesterday. They represent
th"t they were about to be sent Southland
hence sought rejection. Maj Carry came
In With alag of truce aud demanded their
rendition undeE the fugitive sluve law, but
was 1ntosned by Gen. Butler that under
the peculiar eircumstanCes he considered
the f'gitives contraBand Of war. and had
set them ut work IN tde Of the fortress.
Col. Mallory was politely Informed that
as soon as,he sh0uldsvssit The fortress aud
take a solemn oath to observe the laws of
the Guitef States his properly would be
promptly restorsd.
Another party came in this morning
under T" h9ag Of truce; but With no better
success. On their return it is supposed
immense volume of smoke is now visible
in that direction
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28

HTTnREE or four hundred people coll
lected together in the Fir! ward last
night for the purpose of giving secession
lists notice to quit. They called at the resi-
dencc Of VIM. S,oneman and were about
to make some hostile demonstration to-
wards the premises ofthnt gentleman when
the crowd was addressed bye. D. Hubbard
who begged them to go home They final.
" moved AWAY AMI repaired to the resi-
dcnce Of Mr. Moore ana demanded that he
exhibit the American coiors, which was
done. The crowd WAS perfectly wild with
excitement and increase to, double its
original number, but strange toesay, no yio
lence had been perpetrutcd when we went
to press.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEEHAIR DYE
WM. A. BATCHERoR's HAIR DyE

T.,
The only Harmless and Reliable Dye Kao.v,s.
All others are mere limitations and should be avoid.
ed if yam wish to escape riiicue. ~.
GREY, REDon Rusty HAIR dyed Instantly to
beautiful aud natural Brown or Black, without tho
least injury to Hair or Skin.
F1FrEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have .,espn
awarded to VIZ. A. BACHELOR since 1883, and over
zoOooO applications have been made to the hair OF
the patrons of his famous Dye.
WIZ. a. BArcHELoIvs HAIR DYE produces a
color not to he distinguished from nature and ia
'0a'Tanted not to injure in tLclenst, however long
1t may be continued, and the ill enccts of bad Dyes
felnedled The bar is lnvtgoruted for life by this
splendid Dye, which Is properly applied ut No. 1e
Bond Street New YORK.
Sold mall the cities and towns of the United States
ny druggists and Fancy Goods he LIers.
The Genuine has the name .'NVillaIn A. Bachelor
sides of each box. $50
WHOLESALE FACTORY. 81 BARCLAY Sr
aptO-ly Late Si3 Broadway, New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28

EEB%INPonTAST IF TRue.-.As spcci-
men of the highly reliable and corrohora-
ting private dispatches that are gong over
The wires to the Southern papers just now,
we submit the following by last nights
telegraph. 1t meets in full the standard
Of the late Wheeling Unions iricn of doing
',juslice to the South"
LOUISVILLE, May PA private lisp Itch
from Nashville to the Oily q ,zcttc SAYS
there was fighting 1T IIArper'S Ferry on
Saturday evening, and the Federal troops
We're rrpuIscd.
There was fight on Sunday Mt Hamp-
ton, near Fortress Monroe, in which 600
OF Linroim's troops were killed and wuun-
ded. Southern loss only fifty.
Pnrtni rcturns from eighteen counties
in Virginia show only thirteen votes against
secession.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
vo,le. 10 Mail Subscribers:
,eTsuppES M4ncnIxG OF TaE TRooPs

e7-SuppES MARCHING oR TIE TROoPs
i,,xp CAnLrLk-TnEY MOVE TOWARDS
.np SECESSION CsNp-on Sunday night
.,a,o, ,wrlve o'clock the troops at Camp
c,,,t,e. received orders from. Col Kelley
- ,rcnare 10 march Shortly. after the or
,,.r Was received terrible storm burst up
- the CAMP. aud continued TO increase
:, violence till towards morning. Such
nals of thunder, vivid flashes of lightning
and She is Of rain are seldom heard or
seer. In the midst of the storm the boy
vent eagerly 10 work and soon the busy
r,1e of preparation was heard all over the
camp. After making the necessary pre-
variations, which did not take long, the
men wen, 10 drilling and firing. AL night
long the explosions Of the Minnie muskets
responded 10 the ronriYg and finishing of
beavers artillery above. About daylight
the men commenced marching over to che
cirv in avery quiet manner aud company
Aft company trnmped into the Baltimore
and Ohio r r. Depot aud wagon loads of
camp tquipage anil munitions f"ll"wcd.-
The report of the movement wns soon
known throughout the city aud hundreds
Of oeop'e crowded about the dcpot-among
ulom was 4 large number of Indies the
wives, sisters and mothers of the soldiers.
after leave taking aud about seven.
o'clock, the train moved off amidst the
cheers of the multitude aud the waving of
=l.andzerehicfs anil other enthusiastic de-
mous;r,tious. The boys were all in the
hes Of spirits Being up nearly all night
some of them went to snoring in the cars;
bat,he more boistrouz amused themselves
ty singing the Star Spanglcd Banner,
Dx,y's Land e.. They have the sympathy
ami tie good wishes of every patriot heart,
aud we hope we may soon he able to give
n fayor,h!c account Of them The object
OF thr movement IS not thoroughly under
stoal ihongl. Col. Kelley is supposed to
be=arlins in cenccrt with other forces.
comp,ny Of "a men, from Clnrkshnrg,
Virginia. came Vp On Sunday on the steam
q Obio 10. ,, for The purpose Of enli<,ing
here ia the service, but after Il short CON
sai'tt:on they steamed up and returned
Lone They dOabttess went back to act in
concert with the troops which lett here
yesterday morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28

E@GoXE TO JorN Tue REGIMENT
Capt. Geo. TrimIle, Capt. Kuhn, and sew
era! So! Tiers, who had obtained leave of
absence when the Regiment IN .rched, were
on hands at the depot last evening. l. NJ.
Humphrey aud w. T. Singleton, the form
er Quarter Master aud the latter Quarter
Masters Sergeant, also appeared with
stock of provisions and ammunition. DIS.
Thoburn and Carr. surgeons, also reported
themselves, besides a number of other
officials.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
From Alexandra.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, MAY 2G.-Col. Wilcov
the commaQd.nt here, has issued n nrorl,,'
ton, instrucling strict martial law.
Capt. Whittlesev. of5Mirb w,s,rr,.;,,
cd Provost Marshal mud CnmniIyE, TT u ~
that regiment, .sciectedE0s city noTirc TSa
citizens are assured that they will he nr6-
tected in their perso0s Ironnrt,. p' s1
slaves. All public uropsrtx VII; II'i i. " NV
<pected. unless the Unite,l S;t.S TO-. "o ~
attacked The ,.it;zn,s ~ Sss "te
entering o, leaving the civ vV wi16o lou.
written pass. All oulrages or cxcsss nv
Federal soldiers will he Er,,,nn,1,, ,,n.,;,,,
ed. if reported.
The nicke1s Of tho TiD,,o3 S.a,o, GO,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
From Baltimore

BALTEMoRE. May PA writ of hq6ea,
corpus in the case of John Mcrrimau, was
issued by Judge fancy, Of the L. S. Dis.
'rivt Court. and made returuablc this
morning. Gen. Cadwallader declined su, :
rendering the prisoner until he received
directions from Washington. An attach
ment has been issued agaius, Gen. Cad
wall9der, returnahle to-mnrrow morning.
Alerrimnn is still detained ut Fort Nc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28

by the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks o
-Nei'r""S or Sick Hea3ocAe may 10 prevented aIdif
taken Mt the Commencement Of an attack jnroeifsto
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They seldom f,i in renewing the Sau,sa and
LIfadache to which females nre so subject.
They act gently upon the boxsls,-resnovinR &c,
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For Literary 8Isn. Sudsnts. Delicate Females, and
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The cEPHALlC PILLS are the result. oflop In.
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ting in the sre0As system or IEVrn dSrAav.d rae
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They are entirals vegetable in thSlr eanpetitior.
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/ ing On each (
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
Captnrad 81 a privatenr-

EosTOS. May 27,-The brig Elisha Doane,
which arrived at this port to-day, from
Brunswick, reports that she was captured
by privAtcer schooner, aud taken 10
brunswick. She was detiined for eight
lays ana then released, by order of Gov.
Brown, Of Georgia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
A CARD.

Yesterday morning upon learning of the
destruction uf the bridges on the BAlti.
more aud Ohio Railroad, the employees of
the Belmont and LIT Belle Mills quit work
and kindly volunteered to 20 ont and
assist in recon>Vructing them Oh behalf
ct the company ! beg TO return thanks for
this manifestation of kindness. aud 10 say
that when orders arc received will be
pleased To have their services.
w. Il. HARRtsoX
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
@-THE GorEna,.Ir4n ~ 3. !

&arTHE GovEnsaEST has taken ,o.-
session of the telegraph Office in this citv
MT. I, II. B. David, it may be proper 10
shy, still conducts the establishment. The
authorities having every confidence iu his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28

8aTExc1TENENT AT EAsroS SIDIxe-At
Easton siding, ~ miles beyond Mounds
vile, on the B. &: o. R. R., Yesterday morn
ing, there W as great excitement among the
people. Amesseuger came into the neigh
0orhoOd aud announced that secession
troops were marching in tue direction of
that place. This announcement brought
the people from their beds, aud in short
time there were at least one hundred arm
cd men in the village, prepared to offer 81
resistance, no mlttcr how feeble, to the
march Of the traitors. This report, of
course, turned ont TO be false.
O"e OF two men who voted the secession
ticket at Eastou Siding we're yesterday
compelled to take an oath to support the
Constitution of the United States, one of
them avowing. as he did SO, that he did
not know what he was doing when be
voted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28


gaJ@DEPARTuEg OF TIE SIXTEENTH Onto
REGIMENT IN SUPPORT OF Cor. KELLEY.-
STARr'yG IXctps<rs AT BsSwoop After
the departure Of The Wheeling boys from
Camp C,rlile yesterday morning the 10th
OHIO L giment, quartcrel at BelEnFr, NAM
bering one thousand and ten mc%, under
communal OF Col. Irvine, crossed Che river
at B-nwond. About l. O. ciuck u! train If
same dozen cars left that place Tor Graf
TN, bearing three or four hundred of the
fnea. Ah"a, o'clock another left with
tue balance, leaving only small dctach
ment behind to knld the Benwood depot,
Of which they took formal possession
The fr,ttr,in vas accompanied hy fine
brass band, which disconrsed enivening
mas.ras they moved off, partially drown
ing the vociterons enthusiasm of the sol
DIR. WHO ron,ented themselves viii,
swinging their hats and waving their
h.,u4kvryhisf,. We did not see the Grst
dstaehnvn, OF the segment. In, those
who left in the afternoon were SIS Gne
ao&ing oaly of men as We ever saw, as
were ihose who rem ,"ed in ch1rsc of the
depo, u"lrr Mai Bailey. They all seemed
TO oe well "rmcN aad equipped. aud were
u the hest OF -piri.z. The only disSatis-
led mcn were those Left behind. These,
after bidding taeir comrades goo,l-hye,
stool u,on The ni,,f,r,, ,bo.r;.,. I,,.,iI,.
until the las. bright cap and brigh, mus
kes twinkled out in the distance. Tie
st train was expected TO reach Manning
ton about eight O'Clock las, night, suppos-
inS that it made as good, time MS the
train which took Col. K.!ley,s command.
Yesterday afternoon fell !; low in DslIaire
stole S1o aud gold watch from :, soldier
at,I then tried to lay it o., one of the
soldiers comrades The tBenwood boys
falios the rascal oar took him to the
river AMI ducked him till he was almost
drowned. Tley lie, linn - ana rolJ him
10 kite.
The ,.s~graph opcratorl ot Repwood a
nan aemsl unry. surprise to en.ertai n
seceSsi,n s.o,i.a,',. Sr'',S' s",., -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
GESE- CuRloslrIEs Yesterday saw. nj

bsS@ CURlosrrrEs.-'Ve yesterday saw, at
Packers Union House two Australian pigs.
They are as hairless as the palm of ones
hand, and their skin hangs in folds like
the skin of a rhiuoccros, aud they are not
unlike TINT ferOcious beast in other re-
spects. They belong to Mr.. John FOx,wh
lis trying to make an arrangement with
Dan Rice, hoping that gentleman would
feel inclined to ntttch them to his show.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
R@DAy R7cr5S o. 60 -

R9rDAS RlcE's Omar Stow exhibitea
Yesterday afternoon and evening, at the
corner OF Fifth and John streets. Pre-
T.ous to the afternoon exhibition, the
Rninosceros and several of the star per
formers pareded through the principal
streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
Border State Convention

LOUISVILLE, M,,y 27.-The Border State
Convention met at Frankfort. John ]
Gri'tenden was appointed Chairman. and
Orlando Brown, Secretary. DELEGATES
from Missouri and Kentucky are present.
The Convention adjourned ill to3mor-
row to await tue arrival Of delegates on
their way hi1her..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28

New York, May 2I.-Thc steamship Ell
ut has arrived.
The following is the proclamation OF
Quren Victoria in relation TO American uf-
fairs:
WHEREAS, we are happily at peace with
all the sovereign powers aud States; and
! whereas, hOstilities lave unhaPpiIy COM
menr"d between the government of the
United States aud certain States styling
themselves the Confederate States of
America; and whereas. we being at puAce
with the government of the United States
have declared our royal determination 10
maintain Il strict and impartial neutrality
between the said cOntemding PARTIES, we
therefore have tEnught fit, by aud with Tie
advice of our priVy council, TO issue our
royal proclamation. and we hereby warn
all our loving subjects, and all persons
whatever entitled to our eItiOn, Ihntlif
any OF them shall presume, in contempt Of
this proclamation and of our high tliSule:l-
sure, To do any acts in dcrogatiOn of their
duty as subjects of a neutral sovereign in
said contest. or in violation or contra ven
ton OF the law of nations. and more espe-
emily - entering the military service of
either OF the cOntending parties as COM
mis>ioned or om-cOmnlisSlOnetl officers or
soldiers, o. 10y serving as officers, sailors
or mMrlnes on hoard of any ship or vessel
of war, or transport, ofor in the service of
either OF the cOntending parties. or by eu-
| gaging TO ar going TO any place beyond
the senS with the intent to enlist or engage
( in any such service, or by breaking or en-
deav0riug to break any blockade lawfully
ind actually established hv or in behalf OF
either of the said cunrcnding parties, all
! parties so offending will incur and DC lia-
bio to the several penalties AMI penal con-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
EOR ATKINSON PRECINCT


Precincts AMI Trustees for each School district in
FOR ATKINSON PRECINCT.
At the School House in Highland District. under
the snpcriI tendei'Ce of VIM. Atkinson. Samuel
NrCoil"ch and Daniel Harris: Tor one Commissioner
for said Precinct nnL two Trustees fur qncL "a els
Highland. short Check aud Frederick Districts.
FOR JEFFERSON PRECINCT.
At the SchonI House in South Wheeling undCr
the superintendent Of Jesse Wheat John tjAterlin
aud Wan. Little: for "ne Commissioner for said Pre-
GIa, anu tM r''stccS lUr each: Ohio, Caldwell and
- FOR WASHINGTON PRECINCT.
At the School House in Woods District under the
superintt nt nee of samuel Carter, james MCtnIncl
and II. u. Armstrong; Tor nne Commissioner for said
Precinct. Rul Trustees for each, lIeerh Glen
Woods, W"dlIe, Richland, Fulton, stecnrOd and
FOX WEST LIBERTY PRECINCT.
At the llou'e Of I'm irwin. Nnier the superimten-
deUce of Vim. =. Curtis, JUsia A tkinSOu and Ham,
Boon: for Commissioner for sail Precinct and two
Trustees for each, Morgan, Brady, Beck and AIKiu-
ron HENRY PRECINCT.
At TriNdephta. MT the House of Mast ( NIat;n un
der the superintendent Of ThoS M'Coon, Perry
Pearson and JOSH III Brown; f,r Commissioner for
Martin. Boggs Ceutre, Rough and Ready and Shrp-
FoN MARSHALL PRECINCT.
At the School House In Carson District. under tho
superintendent of John EarrisS samuel Dunlap and
William TrHEnrdrn; TOR one Commissioner for said
Precinct and two Trustees for each. Bany, Carson,
FOR COLUMBUS PRECINCT.
At the School House in oldham District, under the
supeTintendence If CrPi ;hton Orr. james BrownIee
and John tall: for Commission for said Precinct.
AMI Trustees for each, kimmOns, Stewart, Orr aud
Tho Trustee. tho Several Districts will hand
over to the Commissioner elect, the I'd day Of
June their report Of the condition, operations md
expenses of their respective Schools It IL the iten
ton Of the oarl to emf the collection ofthe fine
OF Ten Dollars imposed By law Trustees for the
thai they are repaired to al on the lst day f
April the population Of their several Districts ami
number of Children and under H. aud return
the same to the Clerk. either personally or through
tire Commissioner elect,
Blanks for Financial Reports he obtained ny she
Trustees. from the Commissioner Of their PRECINCT
from tire Clerk of the Board
Tho Commissioners elect will meet at tile Court
House on Monday. June ST. at 10 o'clock, A. ii.
by order oftha BOar1l.
JOHN II. SToRER,
Clerk of the Board of School Commissioners, o. c.
May -. lS6l-l0ds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
-aN- Car. GAzzAN is an recruitine a

a8~ Carr. G.zzAu is still recruiting at
the McIodeou Hall, and his company is
n Early complete. He has fne lot of fell
lows-Ftrenen zou .ves-who vii! COM
pare f1vor.bIy with any company of men
We have seen. All who wish to enlist
should call on the Captain. TheY attend
ed D'n Rice's show last night, aud the
Captain was highly co uplim .nscI by Dan,
WHO knows him of old.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
TEnR1BbE RAIInoAp Acofn $500 !.

. TERRIBLE RnLuoAp Aco1pEsr NEAR
BENwoon-ONE Mas KILLED AND ASo4fEn
WoUXDsD.,--About o'clock Yesterday
morning, as Mr.. Samuel Hartley, a rrpuln.
tor of trains at the Baltimore Depot and
Wiliitm Parker, II Tonnage conductor. wore
preparing cars for the transportation of
Our tro Fps to Grafton, an accident bapDcn-
ed wht;h resulted in the immediate den,b
OF the former and the terrible ,youndinooF
the other. In passing down. the.m men OH
served the track near Benwood was clear
but fearful storm was raging, and the
wind blew house car which was standing
On the siding, over on to the Main trash
When the train backed up this way, it
came in collision with the house ear
which, owing to the darkness. was not OH
served. Mr.. Hartley and Mr.. Parker were
standing on the rear platform of the rear
car of tue train. The sudden Jar threw
them both of and under the cars. Mr.
Hartley was cut literally to pieces by the
wheels, and was instantly killed. Mr..
Parker had II leg cut OF, and was other.
wise injured, though hopcs were entertain.
ed of his recovery. Both of the unfor-
tunate men have families, aud reside in
the same house. near the Guards Hose
House. Centre Wheeling. Both we're much
loved and esteemed, aud the accident i.
universally lamented.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
NIotIlera, rend this.

Thefollowingts anexsract rom aletterwritten by
the Pastor of" Baptist Church to the journal and
MESSENGER" Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks volume. in
tavorof that worl'l-renowued metlicine-ATNs WINS.
Lows sooTHrxo SYRUP voR CHILDREN Trrrrrxo.
-, I'VE see an advertisement in Your columns OF Mrs
WnsIow's Soothiag syrup. Now we never said a
word in favor Of patent medicine before in our,ifc
h"t We feel compelled to say tu your readers tLnt
tnitts nohn,nhnS-wEUAvE TRIET 1T. AxD KNOW 1T 70
BE AL IT CLAIMS. 1t is. probably. of tho nOSr
tne pest. AMI thnse Of Your readers WHO have b1
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-28
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Especial Dtspa.cn to the Intelusoneer.3
MouxnsvILLE, May; 27.-The body of the
man lost OF steamer Baker, at Wheeling,
has Leen found. GEORas EowARDs.