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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-26

%o. w. HEIsKEtL's auction sale of
dry goods will be continued this morning
at nine o'clock, aud will comprise great
variety of seasonuble goods, which will no
doubt be sold very cheap. Buyers will
find it to their interest to call.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-26

ST. Loufs, June 24.-The Demoerars
special dispatch from ROCKVILLE, says that
Gen, Lyon addressed the citizens of that
-plsce yesterday, and expressed desire to
be furnished with horses and wagons
This morning his request WAS responded to,
and he procured all lie wanted. This
would seem to indicate an oPerlA1d move.
ment towards the AtkaHsas Bordsr y -
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FREDERIcK, June 25.-The Virginia Sc
eession Convention is still in session at
Richmond, 1t has elected number of
delegates to the Confederate Congress-
The following gentlemen ~ are among
those chosen: ExPrestdent Tyler, Walter
Preston, Roht. A. Scott, VIM. Ballard
Preston, Ex-senator Mason and Roger
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RAS-DEsTRUcTlvE FIsE Is CENTRE WHrr-
LISG-l IsrgEN THOUSAND DoILARs WORM
OF PROPERrY DEsTuoYED.- af-
ternOon about o'clock n G-e broke out in
the sash and door factogy of ROLAND &
Holiday, at the lower end of Centre Vince.
ling, and spreading rapidly soon communi-
Gated to a house owned by Mrs. ". H.
1IoystOn adjoining, another owned by WIN.
ExlSy, and small frame on the osposite
side of the street, owned by Jos. Caldwell.
all of which were speedily DESTROYED with
nearly all their contents. Mrs. Movston,s
house was double two-story brick, occu-
pied by two families, that of John Yoltz
and Mr.. Kyle, both of whom lost all their
furniture, including two pianos The
house was valued at $4,000 and was not
insured. Exley's house was occupied ms n
lager beer saloon, was valued at 81 500.
md was not insured Mr.. CaIdwells house
was small frame worth about $500. The
sash and door factory was entirely con-
sumed, together with a considerable lot of
manufactured work, machinery &c. The
loss of ROLAND L Holiday is not less than
$4,000, upon which they have not dime
of insurance.
There were great piles of slavings w.
ing about the factory, some of which
caught from the fre in the furnace. There
were two men in the factory ut the time,
one of which had just eaten his dinner in
the room where the fire originated, and
walking to the front door, looked back and
saw the whole establishment in flames
The alarm was Immediately given, hut ow-
ing to the abundance of light combustible
material, the whole establishment was de-
stroyed before tho firemen arrived. The
tiremen did their best, but owing to the
scarcity of water and the rapidity with
which the flames spread, very little could
be done towards checking the flames, until
the above houses were destroyed. The
devouriug flames made such rapid head
way that Mr. and Mrs. Kyle, who were en-
deavoring to save some valuables. had 10
jump from the second story of the house,
in order TO save their lives. Some gentle
man picked up a child in one of the houses
during the fire. The mother, not obsery-
ing the fact, missed the infant shortly af-
forwards, aud supposing it had been dc.
StrOyed, was thrown into spasms, from
which she did not recover for considera-
bic lime Two pigs, confined in pen,
were as efTeetuaily cooked and broiled as
ever was piece of Glitch.
The whole loss is not less than Sis, 900
upon which there is no insurance.
One of the gentlemen whose house was
burned arrived upon the scene in very
excited state of mind and expressed the
optnion that somebody had burned his
house for political reasons, and that he
would retaliate by burning other houses.
He was promptly unprecedented, taken be-
fore Aid. Marmanaway and discharged for
want Of law to meet the case.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-26

FREnrRicx Nd, June % "A Maryland
secessiohist direct from Winchester yester-
day morning, reports that the main body
of the rebel army lately at Hlrper's Ferry,
TO the number of about IL, 600, nre station
ed on the Fair Grounds near that city and
the reminder at Romney, and points near
Charlestown. At Romey, n guerilla regi.
ment, commanded by Col. Mcdonald, is ri.
SO stationed. On Sunday afternoon, the
troops Mt Winchester received orders to
march at two o'clock, and their tents were
struck, ind every preparation made for a
march, but tue orders were suspended I'm.
I'll 10 o'clock Mt night, and subsequently,
countcrinnn1ed, to the intense dismppoinf-
nicut Of the entire forces. He represents
that'the men were well fed and fercely
eager for battle. Their health was gansr-
ally good, though the measles had not en-
tlrely Disappeared.
AT Sandy Hook, near Harpers Ferry,
my informant encountered scouting
party of twelve regular Cavalry. and al
Point of Rocks he met full company OF
regular Dragons.
The rumor in relation to the hanging nj
Lieut. Col. Bowman and Mr. Chase, OF the
Pennsylvania Volunteers, who were taken
prisoners opposite WilIiamsport, is entirely
nnfounded. The prisoners were taken to
Richmond, whence it is said they will be
released on parole.
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CORRECTED DAILY.1

PHnADELPHII June 25-Plonr dplI and ,ro,rI,,
.Nles NJ S4I5'9 LOO for Superine and $Sa555 for exc
a 5Fa Wheat dull sales Northwestern spFinR NJ o0S
SlSl@1.l0. Corn scarce and wanted At an ad%5ncs
western Pennsyl vnnta Yellow held ut 52G5Yc Gro.
ceres aud provisions dull. Whisky firm at Luxe
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FnEDERrcK, june 25.-The Legislature
of Maryland took another recess to-day.
adiourning to the 30ih of July, to meet
again on that day at Frederick.
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HALIFAX, June 25.-The steamer Europa
has arrived with Liverpool dates to the
18th inst. The British House of Commons
has agreed to appoint committee to in-
Vestigate the Galway subsidiary affair.
The crops IN England are making rapid
progress.
Count cavour's policy is to be carried
out by the Italian Cabinet.
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Rs" rHE GUERRILLA SYsrEM.-The pos
sibility of nmbuscades makes travelling in
certain parts of Virginia now highly inter
esting. A correspondent of the Cincinnati
COMMERCIAL, writing from the vicinity of
Alexandria, says:
The sensation of riding about through
the woods in Virginia now days must be
very much like that which our fathers ex-
perienced when they were indian fighters.
AsyOu pass wopd of young oaks, the road
lined with rhickets of spruce and cedar, it
does not couduce to ii lingering apPrecia-
tion of the living green of the foliage, that
"Secesher" may he squnttiug in the
bushes, and considering the most faYora-
BILE point for a SHOT at your portly per-
sou.
We have heard some of our boys now
quartered in the vicinity of Grafton and
Phillippi, speak of the Interesting condi-
ton of things alluded to above. The hill
sides aud roadsides nre full of guerrillas,
and they never stop to inquire whether the
SOLITARY horsemen" is friend or foe. An
ordinary traveller, We take it, would not
have a very lively appreciation of the see
merry of section of country where his
chances of getting picked of, were about
even. It would nave tendency tn take
the romance out of him to say the least OF
it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-26
.LANDRET THIS GARDEN SEEDS

JUST RECEIVED, LANDRRTrs NEW DROP
- Garden Seeds. which we will sell at the growers
lowest rates, and warrant them fresh aud genuine
notwithstanding all statements to the contrary.
Gardeners Preferrlng to have their bills direct
from Landreth's can be accommodated by leaving
their orders with US. Our friends may zcy on us as
heretofore, for u fresh and genuine article.
Jan3O SMITH & G9RRELI,.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMONIG WATERS

TaE Original Medicine Established in 1881 and Hrst
article Of the kind Introduced under the name
OF "PULNoNIc WARERS," in this or any other CUlIli-
try; all other HnlmOnic Waters are countCrfeits
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
DRTAN's PuLNoSIc W4rERs
Relieve CoWghs, Colds, Sore Throat, uoarseness.
BRYAN's PULNoSIo WAREHs
Relieve Asthma, DrOnchitis Difficult Breathing.
BRTAS's PULNOSIc WAPERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRTAN's PULEoNc WARNS
Relieve Incipiept Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BEYAS's PuINoNio WAFRRs
Relieve Irritation Of the UTula aud TousiIs.
BRTAN's PULNONIc WAFEEs
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minutes.
DRrNS's PuLaoNIc wAPERs
Are q Blessing to all Glasses aud Constitutions.
DRTASs PuLOIoSTo WAEERS
Are adapted for VocOlistS and Public Speakers.
BRTANs PULMoNIo WAIVERS
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRTAH's PuLNOSIo WAREas
Not only relieve, but eeet raPl and lasting Cures
BRHAN's pULroEIn wAEERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should DO without y box OF
BRYAN'5 PULNONIc WARERs
In the house.
No traveller should DO without a supply of
BRYASs PULNONIC WAFKRs
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRTASs PULNoHIo wAEERS
Twenty-Five Cents. -u
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Sold in Wheeling by I. II. LOGAN 4 co. and
LAUGHLINs BUSHfIELD.
nugl-and dEN. IL -
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FOR AVE HARVEST on 1861.

- = "A Ii M Il n 6
VouR ArTENTIoN IS INVITED To MY STOCK
L OF harveJting Implements for the coming HIr.
nave the sole Agency for the Justly eaielrf
81 buGAAt Me sRA ltkARRl TOR twelve COUNTIES IN
virginia I1i1 machine. atandh u1FiFollei -,,,,e--
HarVesteru 1t Il tho must conVonIent n,aehinS t5
operate that IS made; e 80 simple Ia lts Conjunction
that any farmer can set IL up aud work IT, Ann IL Il
very sfRoSo, AND DURAnLE. In short IL nae nroraj
itself to be the lest Harvester in use Ami sS an
evidence OF thia-IT Is that ali the late rst
ented machines have copied It as nearly as cInli lie
uone without Infringing the patent. And the better
proof Of all IS thai IL las Jailed to give entire
S1'st"Ctloh Nheu tried. The manufacturers are noUr
making two sizes of this machine either of wheel Re
Ih"t Is that they are unequalled. And 10 Farmer
Buckeye. ' NC Say UuS the
am also the Agent for the IIUBBARD I1cIrr
M0WEH, which Is sold At the low price 81 S. ami
esV. rms Mower is undoubtedly tile nEsr sIoyCR
MADE FoR rae PRIcs- 1t il much better buit h
stronger and more durable than any other mower
t@t completes with it In price. 1t is of Very Iight
las two driving wheels, and draws from ne rent
ami u warranted to give entire satisfaction Asa
number Ot persUns were disappointed in getting ma
chimes late In the season OF last year We Teauest nor
sons who want either OF the AbOys nNchiues 10 send
hsir OrdrTa soon they may be certain to GET then,
TINS year. Ny stock Of the smaller Harvest Imple-
uiehtss 5uch Us Grain and urLss Scythea Grain-Cra
dies SnGth5 Siees RakeA, &c, &c. is complete and
VIII sell them low. Give me cali at the seed aud
Implement Depot, corner Main and Quincy streets
"ueeuhg' va usl2) d. J. SAITH.
A LII THE POPULAR PATDNT
"a medicines Of the day be found at tie Odl
Fellows Hall Drug store.
Js8 &. ROCKING, Ae't.
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FrOHti: EEqH,iHsr, No.JOu, Ts. 7r-.a.T
cases, with entire sreres- - =
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I'D g1L1ata9k.
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
Intelligencer.
From Grafton.-Proolamation of Gen.
Mcclellan.

GRAFTON. June 25.-C.pt. Howe's com
Pnny of regulars with abAttery ofsix e, M,
reached here early this morning.
Gen. Mcclellan waG very actively en-
gagged: He welt as fur east as Cheat RiY.
er this afternoon, GA tour of r5couut
sance, aud returned this evenin, The
following proclamation has been iasued y
To the soldiers of the army of the vest:
10u are here to support the government Of
Jour conntry, and 10 protect tue lives. mud
liberties OF your brethren, threatened by a
reoelliouS and rrAitorouS foe. No higher
aud nobler duty could devolve upon you.
ana expect you 10 bring TO its perform
"nSe tue highest and Doblest qualities OF
courage and merry
1cll! upOn tn. officers CT every grade
enT0tce the strict.st discipline, aud / know
that those of NIL grades, priyates and Off
GERS, Will display in battle cool, heroic
courage, and will know how TO show met-
os to disarmed enemy. Bear in mind
that you are in the country of friends, not
OF tnemies, that you are here 70 protect not
10 destroy. Take nothing, destroy notlliag
unless you are ordered to do SO by yotr
general officers. Remember that l have
pledged my word to the people of Western
virginia that their rights in person and
P'"PeIS Suall pe respected. ! ask every
one OF you to make good this promise ia
its broadest sense. We come here toisave
mot to uptnrn. do not appeal to the fear
OF punishment, but to pour appreciation of
the saeredness of the cause in which we are
engaged.
Carry with you into battle the cohvic-
ton that you are right aud that God Is ON
your side. Your enemies nave violated
every moral law, neither God nor maa eau
sustain them they have without cause
rebelled against mild and fraternal
government, they have seized upon pRLlic
ana private property, they have outraged
the persons of Northern men, merely La-
cause they came from the North, md of
Southern Union men merely because they
have placed themselves beneath contempt
You will be honest. brave and merciful
you will respect tue right OF private opin-
ion; you will punish no man for opinions
| sake; show to the world that you differ
from our enemies in the points of honor,
honesty aud respect for private opinious
and that we iuHugurate no reign of terror
where we go. Soldiers, have heard that
there was danger here, have come TO
place myself at your head and to share il
with you. fear now but one thing, that
you will not end EOemeu worthy Of yonr
steel. know that can rely upon Won.
Signed, Gro. B, MoCLELLAH,
Major General, Commanding.
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E,p,, a. Esar fn.r. Korh,t. "a

CcphNle PiIlsaccpnplisht the nhjoot for which .hey
were made viz: &c Of headache In Allie f5rras.
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From The HaRgtphd Patisy iStqi, HaHaIeGa, ID
We arc sure that persons suffering with the heal
ache, Sho try them, NiIl stick to them.
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IRON ne IFsae,li R.A. carstie, c1foooo, m
We heartily endorse Mr. gpaldiug, aud his IN
rivalled cephalie Pills.
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From tss Daily Nelss, ssasprqs, n. T.
CePhaiie Pills are taking the place q all kinds.
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From Tie -tdrsTtttey. IyoUfdcslcs, J2.kz Us. :
Tine Cepialie Pills are said to lie rruaIkabiy ef.
IectiTe remedy for The hsaaCr. aud one ufihe very
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FFoHi tss Denoelt. s. ctold Niiih. .
II you are or have been troubled Sgttb tl,e bad
ache send for box (Cer.iie Pitlsl 20 that you
have them in case ofan attack
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~ single bottle OF sPALDINa,s Pl;EPAREn (
GLUE viii save ten times its cost aunualiy-ss'
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STANDINGS PREPARED GLGEl
sPALDING's PREPARED GLgEl
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RETIoLuABuro, FRASxlfx Co., Ono.
January 81, 1851.
HENRI C. SPAIDTSG,
No. As Ceder st.,.E. I.
nrap 9V,,

Enclosed and Twenty-Five cents fe5. \ for .,,,
oox d SSephalie Pile" send to address OF Rev
~ m. c. Filler. L eyuUldsbErR, Fmnklin Co, Ohio
1ol5 (fHg 11oEk Idle a elarH-eHre Headache al.
most iHEtatler. f = =, Z
Truly yours,
eHlsa4 rt7 sfr WN- CsFILIRR.
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SAVE 4nE fIEcEsi

sPALDING,s -PREPAREp. eLggl .
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YFsitANli, MICH, Jan. Is, Is
Mh. sr.rn,sg. ''''A

EIEsu
- Not long since sent to you for box Of Cenhalio
RUS for tie cure Of The Nervous Eeadaehs and Coz
uVeoess and received the same, and Hey hod 80 GOOD
an ebeet Gldt igGS induced 20 serl for more
Please send By Tsiutn natl. Direct to
A. u. WLn:ELER
-Rpsilanti, Mieh.
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sPEUeE cKEFK HrSTINuroS Co. pa
January is, 1861.
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Evansville, Ind, was in blaze of ex-
citement on Monday night, sdpposing 600
secessionists were approaching, but quiet
was finally restored. The Wabash river
is entirely blocknded.
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DEvEnLr. sI.Es., llee. n. lee.

H. Z. SPAIDtSG, Esq. ss..s
wish for soEe circulars or large show i,iitS to -
oElhs !onr Cslhallc ifl.s more PhTtieulatiN befir
my enstomerg II you heYe anything OF the tiuI q
please send to me. -, -
Ohs OF my customers who Is subject tOseVerO sick =
heHdAche usually lasting two tDas cured n IN
attack IN one hour ty yoar IaliS, which sent her
Respectfully youts,
- % - .ta W. B.WILKES r-
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NoIIee 1o lIal snbserIbers.

We wish our friends who are sending
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You win please send me two boxes Of your Genial
tc Pills. Send them imm edlateIy.
Respectfully yours
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L"uIsvlLLE, juno 26.-The conservative
Union men depl0Fe tho raising of Federal
companies By Gen. Bousscau. TGsy say
the benefit thereofwill be more than coun-
lerbalanced by The pretext it will give
Tennessee and Kentucky secessionists to
allege the violation of the neutrality OF
Kentucky, aud perhnps inaugnrAte civil
war in her borders.
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Ma. SPALpIxG - -eO y 's"A.'
] wish you to send me ono more box Of YOUR re-
2lhlie Pills hage Teeefrst g,rdI .leul ~ 6earf
iroAt them. Yours, respectfully.
MARY ANN SroIKuOUsE
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N JIIO. y. SIMONs.
hem ercclLe1lt = 'o' N''N' Jt"u
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have tried y"ur cephalc PMS, and IfiIet6syi :,
rel that VAL you to send ne two dollars worth
Part Of these are for the neighboEs to whom Lave
lew OUT Of the inst box got from you. :
Send the Pills by mai, sud obligo
Your ab't Servant
JAMES KENNEDY, 50
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15
Amending the U. S. Constitution

The written Bill OF Rights aud Agree
ment OF Government denomina,ed the
Constitution cf the United States, is not a
Divine ordinance, like the Ten Command
ments engraven on stone, or the Golden
Rule of the Savior Of men. 1t is merely
the work Of human beings, BY counsel
among themselves, to secure every person
in his natural privileges, and to settle ca
ses Of dispute that might arise. 1n our
spreading country, aud amid the changing =
circumstances Of business, it is not to be
expected that 10 variation would ever be
needed-and accordingly, that COnsii;u-
;iou itsef has one Article providing for
lis own amendment. |, is as follows:
ART. Y. Congress, whenever two-Ihiris
@: both Houses sha.i deem It necessary, shat.
propose Amendments 10 lhis Constitution. or,
on The application Of lhe legislatures OF two
thirds OF ,h- several states, shal! cal Con
vepton Tor proposing Amendments, which,
IN either case, shall be valid TO all lnIenls and
purposes, as part Of ihls Constitution, when
lIe several States, or by Conventions III three
iuur,hs thereof, as the one or The other mode
of ratification may Be proposed By Congress {:
Pr0riGtd, That TO Amendments which NAV
be made PRIOR 10 The year one thousand eight
hundred and eight. shall IN any manner affect
the first and fourth clauses in The ninth Sec
ton ot the first article; and tina, no State
without lie consent, shall be deprived OF lis
equal suffrage IN The Senate.
With this privilege Of frequent changes,
it is most remarkable fact that over half
century has elapsed since any Amend
ment to this Constitution has been made
There were amendments in 1873, 1899,
aud ls03-,he last, ffty-eight years ago
Is not the simple fact proud proof of the
virtue and efficacy Of that instrument-so
long time, in such an expanding, tbri-
wing land, without one change in its fun
dameu;sl law?
But. at the recent session of Con-
gress, one Amendment (uoved by Thomas
COrxin, leading Republican from Ohio
was proposed, as follows:
JOINT RESOLUTION 10 Amend the Con
sti.Ution Of the United States.
BE Il resnired By the Senate and House Of
Representatives, Of the United States Of An.sTied
n rDnSress assembled. ltwo thirds of both
Houses concuruns,) Thai the following arIi-
Gle be proposed lc The Legislatures Of the sew
eral S,ates as an amendment 10 the Consitu-
ton OF the Unued Safes. u hich, when ratified
by threefourlhS Of said Legislatures, shall be
valid. TO all iarents and purposes, as par, Of
the said Constitution namely:
ART. -. No amendment snail be made TO
the Constitution which viii authorize or give
to Congress The power 10 abolish or interfere,
within any State, with the domestic lnsIiiu-
tons thereof, including that Of persons held to
labor or service by the laws Of SAID State.
Ia the House, this amendment was ap-
proved, BY a vote OF lS5 Yeas to 65 Nays,
and il the Senate By "a Yeas to Il Nays
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