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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-25
ELECTION NEWS.
From NIoundsxIlle.
Correspondents of the wheeling In,elllgcncsr.I
MorSnsvIr1r MAY N IssI

lSOiiS9PouueASoO VI 1uS hheetlAb AHteillSeuCeLsl
MoUSDsvILLE, May 80, 1861.
Editors InteiLigeneer: Three Immense
American Flags were suspended at the
LHtrobe Hotel, the place of voting here,
and II vast assembly, e of citizens was in
attendance during the day. This Precinct
proper, has been regarded as the strong
hold of Secession, in this county, and the
voting has been animated.
The teature of especial interest, was the
arrival here, by the IL a. N. train, from
Camp Garlic, OF the CHmeron Volunteers,
under the command of Capt. Donley.-
After recording their votes, they marched
through the town, being greeted at ull
points with the most enthusiastic demon
STATIONS; and on their return to the LntrObe
Hotel ut o'clock, r. O. Holiday, ESQ, In
response to their call addressed them in
an earnest and eloquent speech. His open
ing address "SOldiGrs of the Republic, y
WAS pertinent ard impressive and produce
ed II deep feeling in minds of NIL.
In pursuance of the Recommendation of
the Committee, meeting was organized,
Robert Alexander, President, and L. b.
Purdy, Secretary, and j. 81. Purdy and
Samuel RiGgs, were appointed Delegates to
represent this Precinct in the County Con-
venliOn on June 4th, with Thomas John
son, for Roseby Precinct, conditionnlIy.
Tho vote stnnds thus:-not officinl-
UXION. SECESSION
! MOundSTille,........ 1873 80
Elizabethtown ............ 1876 GO
| ROseby Rock, 3 o'clock lO3 90
The principal secession vote in the coun
ty was polled at the two town Precincts.
In hUstc, UNION.
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On Saturday last, a large Union Meeting
was held ut Adam Browns, on Duuknrd
Creek, Monougalin county. composed of
citizens of this county, and Greene county,
Pa, at which there were about one .thnns,
and people present. A beautiful pole, one
hundred feet high, was raised. and the
Star Spangled BannerthFownto the breeze.
amer which speeches yere made by Gen.
Morris, of Pa, VIM Pficc, Ese., CAPT. Jos.
Snidvr, Jr., DR.. II. NJ Mackey, Rev. Nj.
Langhlin.Rud others all in favor of the
Union, of the New State Of Western Viz
ginia, and denouncing 10 the most bitter
terms the ordinance Of Secession. and the
action OF the secret conelaye ut Richmond.
Good feeling prevailed, and after three
cheers for tho Union, tlires for the Stars
and Stripes, three for Tie Wheeling Con
yention,t and three fof this State Of New
SiFginia, tue Immense throug departed for
their homes, all ttettfmihed to 20 10 The
polls and vote agalnst lie black act. The
Ordinance Of Secession.
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LETTER FROM KENTUcKY.

AN Old citizen and Native OF Ohio
County, Appeals 10 his former
NeIghbOrs aud Friends to Stand by
tho Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-25

Gov. RANDALL, of Wisconsin, in his
message to The Legislature, just assembled,
StasRs briefly the cause OF the war, sug-
gests ths.iupedate equipment Of sig resi-
meuts, the purchase Of riaed cannon, aud
the appropriation OF one million dollars,
aud closes with this foret6ls passage,
which sounds Is Il hot from the mouth Of
6-eolnmbtsd: sT6s people VIII uevereou-
sent 10 any cessation Of wart forced 50
WickedIy upon "a, uutil re traitors are
hnuS or driven into an ignominions exile
This war bsguu where Charleston is-it
should cad ,Whsrs Charleston -as,
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The KIlllng OF bailey brown at Fet-

The killing OF Bailey Brown at Fet-
tormRn, by tho sOCessIOnIsts.
From the Union men in and around
Grafton and Fetterman, We have received
the most Indignant letters, concerning the
shooting Of Bailey Brown, an active Union
man, member of the Grafton Union Vol
unteers, by the secession troops Mt Fetter-
@au. II has caused great excitement
among the people, aud 1t is apRreheuded,
will lead to open outbreaks between the
secession rnurderers and the Union men.
ne are asked;
care the people of Northwestern vir-
ginia to stand this sort Of ihinR7 Are they
10 sec their Union brethren shot down hy
marsuding nurderers, and forever remain
powerlesS to RVenge their blood2 Mol
neVerl Let the Union men prepare at
once TO meet the villainous traitors, and
drive them from our midst. We here
tGrafton) look lonSingly aud anEiously to
The Government for help. How long, o,
how long Is our daily exclamation Will
not your commander At Wheeling move
down his troops at .onse. md -driIe out the
sut threats, lhiETss aud robbers who have
invaded us r.
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BrNWoop. AInr Pa. lRRl-

Netsr'. BditOrS:-TbO'vote ut this pre-.
Siuct stands rs fpllpwss - ~ = =
For w. g. Brown, Congress- ............ leo.
For r. Swan, tLegislature1 ......,........ls6
5SalhsE Secession 1888
F9C amendment ...,,.....,......,.....,..lSS
FeEhHPs t6ere were two OF three more
voters near the precinct that did net Offer
to vote. Respectfully, yours, d.
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LlTTLETOy, u Mny %, Iaol.


PALATISE, May 30.
Editors Inteuigenest--We have had
glorious day here in Marion tor the Union
We have completely routed the Traitors in
this county. The vote stupds ia the town
of Palatine- 49,
For the Qnion:.,...,.....,,..,.,,,
For Secession. a
The rote inethe county will he largely for
the Union-at least 500 majority. Blown
has 200 for Congress, ,Kidwell z. 4.
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Notice.

KTHE CHARACTERISTIC HERRTOFORE tx
isting &RtWeen Jacob Riger and Patrick Ken
nedy, nbder Ne title Of J. RIger Co. was dISSUlY-
ed on April lst- lyme dseeRse OF J. Kiger. All
persons Indebted 10 the 6rm will please call imme-
dIateiy and settle. and those having claims will pre-
sent them for settlement
NIHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO INFORM
his friends and the public that having hnugllt
the entire interest OF ]. KgeF. In the late firn he
will continue the business In all its bplnchsS at the
old stand, No. 1853 Htiu Street. Thankful for tho
patrOnRE heretofore extended to the firm. he hopes
by strict attention, aud by SparinE palms to give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with call, to
inertia continuance Of tile same. ITo Is now in re-
cept OF large and we'll selected stock of Dry Goods
70 which he Wnuld respectfully invite tbs attention
ofall In want OF anything In his line.
p. KENNEDY.
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Tar Philsdslbhia PrYs, o6seryes III.

Tar Philadelphia Pces. o6ssrres that
apeople need NOT gre themselves much
trouble a6oat Gen, SCOTS hcaltb. Last
Sunday he dinsd with Secretary Seward
and gentleman from shtss tateiaud drank
not less than . good honest bottle Of vine,
- became a =nau.0l laEge frams aud high
Solitary pesitiop 2
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ofJone,J in the third mode prescribed by
our committee in their circular.
Yours in haste, @. 7.

10 IW5 Oh lou IUa 0Ib
The candidates for Congress and State
Senate bad no opposition.
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New vIrEinIa.5

90.
The following paragraph is The conclu-
sive ofa stirring leader in yesterday Nor.
Esntown Star:
Look well to your Interests, you freemen
OF hOnouRalia, and do mt be Wheeled ont
OF your vote by the oily -tonkued traitors
who are lurking around In OH midst. Go
10 the polls and vote. Vote4Rainst Secs
sion-For Hon. W. G. Brown for Convress
and for two members of thj House Of Del.
sgates. Then, " this accused swinile of
Secession Is forced upon S6u by inported
votes. strike for the State OF New YirvIin.-
ia. That the Western part Of virginia
VIZ got seeels, is a fEed fact Then,
friends Of the uutep, Dc k19s duty
aR. following geall suggestion ema-
mates from Memphis pper:-"Doagias Is
mixing the bistelss, IND most abusive.
spseshes against t5s asR Hsadyoea,es
coercion con6sSasien ssery sort of ies-
traction. 1fwsaes mistaken. poac..
les has a plsnistioa "a negroes in Missis-
stppi. Se would SD Sest the proprtety. Of
his property being siled aud sold oF for
the purpose Of def ldihg the South in a
war which De and5ineoln have inrolv.a
he seuntry.
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The Coming Troubles OF the Enemy.
The New York Herald, of Thursday, in
commenting on the prospect of our State
election says:
By fair means or by foul, after the Mis-
sour border rnthhu fashion OF carrying cleo
lions in KnnsAs, we expect this Virginia
election TO be carried for secession by
tremendous reported majority. But then
the real trouble of these Virginia rebels will
begin; aud toiM Gel: Scott and his movable
army Of .fi6y tkousdnd IN front, and tie loyal
UaieHiSis of the UeSIern SsciiOn of the State
IN the rear, zee c0uRt upon short and deci1ipe
arOrk with tbs Virginid rt6eiLion.
This will be exactly the trouble of the
seccs1ionists, AID they will Gud it out he
fore many more days. The great Union
vote in Western Virginia shows what
quarter the secession troops that venture
in may expect. The movement of the
Government on Eastern Virginia, whereby
they bave cut of reinforcemeuts to Hnr-
per's Frcry, aud the movement of the
troops towards Harpers Ferry from the
Pennsylvania line, at York aud Chambers.
burg, aud the movement from Ohio to-
Wards our borders. show what is coming.
Being at Harpers Ferry, in the Secession
army, will not, in few more days, be con.
si,lered very euviabie prediCament. As
things look now, there is good prospect
Of several people in that vicinity being
badly hurt.
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Old Monongalia County Jubllant--
A Mass Meeting Declares Tor the
state OF New Virginia.
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OUR COUNTRY'S SONGS.
uAt Received,
u Song for my Cuuutrymen,
Columbia, tle Gem ofth Ocean,
Yankee Doodle,
Star Spaugled Hammer,
Hail Columbia.
Our Union. Right or Wrong,
Columbia Rues tIiO Sea,
Our Good shlp Sails Tonight, new and popular,
Vive II America, &c.
Arranged for the PAnc for sale the Variety Store
It D.N1C0LTi& BRO,
my2O 100 9IRin Street.
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ALEXANDRIA TAKEN!m
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The War Begun in Eas-
tern Virginia.

Advance Of the government Troopg.
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We gave yesterday IN an extra, tie ex-
citing news that reached US early in the
moruinS from Washington City, concerning
the crossing over into this State by tho
government forces. Alexandria was. taken
po2sessiOn oE-sO also WAS Fairfax Court
House. The'seeession troops fed precipi-
lately At the approach Of the Federal forces,
but NOT however, until one of their num-
Der from a concealed hiding place had shot
Col. Ellsworth, Of Zouuve fame. In com
mon with the Union men of the whole
country we lament the fate of the gallant
young Colonel. He had already earned a
world wide notoriety By his superior nbiIi-
ties rs a drill MASTER. Probably he never
had in his particular line of drill-his
equal. The news Of his death has caused
a great sensation in New York: the cry of
the people is that his blood shall be aveng-
ed. AT Chicago, where he lived, no doubt
the excitement will be intense. At this
writing We have no dispatch from there.
The war nay now be said to have fairly
begun. The strong probabilities are, that
Eastern Virginia will, in few days, be
strongly held on its Eastern frontier. at
least, by the Federal troops, who will
gradually strengthen their lines and ad-
vance gradually and strongly on in their
great work of reducing the infamous re-
belliOn. a clear, cool head aud q brave
old heart, is managing this movement of
the Government troops, and we may rely
on 1t, that, as of old, ItctOry will ere long
"perch upon the eagles of the republic"
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NEW ORLEANS sUGAR.-9o hhds Iu.,
~ received per steamer Tycoon aud for sale by
apo MWEIl.:
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NOTICE
ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION

L Saturday the LIST day Of June next, between tile
hours Of one and i've o'clock p. NJ ut the placeu
and under the Fuprrintendence Of the persons here
inafer named, for Commissioner for each Of rhe
Precincts aud Trustees for each School District In
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The principal secession vote in the coun-
ty was polled at the two town Precincts.
In hustc, UNION.
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Clerk of tho BOARD Of School Commissioner, o. C.
May %. ls8I-lOds.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
Our wounded Soldiers in Virginia.

New York, August THE Tribune
has extracts from private letter, which
states that our wounded al Charlottesville,
Virginia hospital, are all well treated. and
that many Of them have been taken into
private houses. 1t will be seen that some
that were supposed to be dead. are still
alive ard doing we'll. Among them are
Capt. Bullen worth, FirstMichigan, wound.
ed in the thigh. ~ fe e'f9 So
Sergeant Rhodes with him, cunhurt
staying with his captain, WAS taken prl
soner. Capt. John W. Casey. same regi
meui, shot in the leg; will lose the leg
A number of the regiment are with him
H. W. Eagan, same regiment, slightly
wounded.
There are many more Of our wounded
at Charlottesville. but at the date Of th
letter, July Oath, the writer had not learn
ed their names.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

can be made. These are supplied
to the word, in convenient form at low
prices, and the people win no more buy
poor medicines instead Of good, at the
same cost. than they viii bran instead Of
-four. The Inevitable consequences Of this
lis, that the vile compounds that food
our country are discarded for thOoe which
honestly accomplish the end in view,--
which cure. Do we Ovsr.estimaIe its i'm
portance, in believing that this prospect
[ofsupplanting the by.word medicines, with
those OF actual worth and virtue, is fraugh
with immense consequence for good, tC
the masses Of our eople.--[Gazette ant
Chronicle, Peru, Ia,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

NF One Of the humanitarian move.
ments ofour times although little known
as such can hardly bo over estimated in
its importance upon the well-being Of our
widely scattered communities. The pop
ulation OF the American States is in many
section so spares. that skiIlful Physicians
are hardly availed to them. Vast num-
bers of our people, are obliged to employ
10 sickness, such medical relief as they
can hear Of from each other, or indeed
any they can get from sny quarter.
Hence arises the great consumption Of
Patent Medicines among Us, greater by
far than 10 any of the old countries, whore
skllul phys,cians are accessible to all
classes. unprinoipled men have long
ayailed themselves of this necessity, to
palm OF their worthless noslrumS, until
the word has become synonymous with
imposition and cheat, One of our lead
ing Chemists in the East DR., Aver. is
pursuing course which defeats this in-
iqui,y. He briggs not only his own but
best skill Of oar times TO bear, for the
production of the best remodis2 which
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

The following is an extract from letter written by
the Rev s, Home, pastor ofthe Pterrepont'strcet
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. " tothe "Journa and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor OF that world. renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
slows SoorHING sTRuP ron CHILpRrN TEETHINs:-
"We see an advertisement in your columns ofMIs'
Wi SsLow's SooTMNa SYRUP. Now we never said a
nd in favor of patent medicine before In our life,
hn, wa FEEL compelled to say to your readers that this
IL no bumbu, have tried IT, and kHo~ it to DO all
Il siams Ills probably Que OF The most succession
medicines Of because Aus rs One nsSa 81 d.
And those OF your readers VINO nave pa"'o'0a 'uO
better than tolay 10 4 supply"
March 7l66l--ly49 ., .. .. rH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
Highly Important from Missouri.
SpR1nGg1ELD, No. August 2.


A battle occurred to.day at Dug Spring
10 miles south of this place, between the
Federal forces, under Gen. Lyon, and the
rebel troops. under Ben. Mccullough, in
which 8 Of tie former were killed and 80
wounded, and 40 Of the latter killed and
A wounded. Gen. Lyon took 80 stand
Of arms and Is horses and wagons. 27O
us. cavalry made charge upon body
Of rebel infantry, said to have been, 4.ooO
strong and cut their way through them
and returned with loss of only Eve men,
The charge was most gallant aud terrible,
several Of the rebels being found with
their heads cloven en- tirely through
The enemy retired during the night,
and Gen. Lyon took possession of the
field. .s ~
Another battle was momentarily ex
pected the enemy being in large force
west Of Springfield.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
AFAMILY BLESSING.

ain lifting the kettle from the Ore 1t caught and
scaided my hand and person very severely-ono hand
almost to a crisp. The torture was unbearable. II
wasan awful sight. The
Musaug Lnment appeared to extract the pain almost
Immediately Hhealed rapidly and left no scar OF 40
count. Ch'res Foster, 42O Broad Street. Philidsl.
yhia9p Itistruiy wonderful article. II will cure
any case Of yelling, Burns SG Joints, Erupons
rheumatism. For H orses IL should never be dis
penscd with. One Dollars worth Of Mustang has fre
quenily saved valuable horse. cures Calls Spran,
RingbOne, SPAWN and Founders. BeDdrs OF imha
zion and eoHnisrfsits. counierfet was put In cir
culatlon from St. Louis and duly suppressed. All
genuine will hereafter bear the signature ofG. W
Wcstbrook, Chemist, and ID. s. Barnes, Proprietor
with the words Trade M ark, In two Medallions
the Federal Cure rency. Three Sizes. Sold through
out the habitable Globo. d, 3. BARNES,
July n-smI4 New York
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able and eloquent democatic speeches.
( Here he broke down and turned most
SDiteous look upon Gov. Medil, exposing
the white Of bis eye like peeled oniOn.--
The Governor understanding bis embar,
rassment came to his aid and kindly sug-
Eested Col. Van Trump, when Roland pro-
oeeded.) "COl Van Trump, DR.. olds.
Dir. Bnrstler and Gov. Medll." The cheers
we're given. when Roland. aattered With
his success, remarked that he 'OouId De
vsry far from proposing three cheers or
even one cheer for the eontemptibls black re-
publican speech Of his yoang friend Mr.
Martin. g-
Mr.. Gi4sy here offered three cheers Tor
NJ artin and Whitman. His motion was
followed by cheers from some and groans
from others. Col. Weldy, who had been
silent spectator OF this Outrageous pro
ceeding-being personal friend ot Mr.
Mrrtin's. and feeling that the insult offer
ed him ought to be rebuked, stepped for
ward and "moved three groans for the ed
itor Of the Eagle" whereupon row en-
sued IN which the Eagle man got roughly
handled. coming eff with black eye.
Thus ended the convention, called dem
ocratic, but by no means a fair represen
tatve OF the democracy. Its proceeding
were an insul, to the people and dis
grace to the county. May God spare tb'
county another such.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

DR. RIoHARDsoN's SHERRY WINE BlTTERs.-ln zoe,
Dr. Nathan Richardson, ~ physician residing in South
Reading, Massachusetts, discovered, and proved IN
his extensive practice in that place and neghborng
towns the beneficial effects Of the medicine now given
TO the world as the Sherry Btters. The success OF
Dr. Richar son practice becoming heralded through
ont the New England States, his business so increas'
ed, that he was soon compelled to feiinqush the VI
sitting system, and establish oices In different parts
tients. Sunday was the only day that he could be
found at home. and many OF the present inhabitants
OF South Reading will we'll remember the throng OF
carriages that always surrounded his house on the
| Sabbath.
| The present proprietor, DR.. S. 0. Richardson, (son
Of the late Or. Nathan Rchardson gradu ate OF the
New Hampshire Medical College. where he received
his degreeswith usual honor. and also menber oil
the Medical Society Of Boston, forthe purpose ofre
leiying his aged and honor parent from his arduous
duties, was induced to relinqush his valuable prac
ioe In the city Of Boston to superintend tho manu-
acture OF this medicine II requires great skill and
accuracy its preparing. The genuine sold BY Kauh
man, Slocum and SiGord, Lancaster, ohio-iml6
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What Indiana hn, Contributed to the war

The Indianapolis Journal says.
In diana las equpPsd and sent into the
field thirteen regiments OF infantry ana an.
two companies of cavalry. Two Sddi'
tional'regiments of infantry are now ready
in a short TINA, Seventeen additional
regiments of infantry are now forming,
and will be put into the service as speed.
lily as possible: This will make thirty.
three regiments raised and to be raised
in IndiAna--a force Of sbou. 36, 900 men,
including three artillery companies now
about ready for active service. This
is over 5000 men for each Congressional
District, or about every fortieth person
in the State. There is no State anywhere
doing better than this. Men and money
90 from Indians in constanly-aow
stream, and will continue.io 60 as long as
there is necessity for such sacrifice tC
be made, The Hoosier State is loyal tC
the core and sympathizers with seces
sion and treason can find no consolation
among the patriotic masses.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

PuRuY THE BLooD.-Dr. Weduer'3 Medicine for
Humors.-Tbese valuable medicines have achieved
a complete triumph 10 eradicating humOrs OF all
kinds from the human system. They were introduc
ed TO tho public some six pears since, and have beer
used with entire success. The Canker and SatRheum
Syrup taken internally, which cleanses the blood
by throwing impurities to the surface when the Cerate
Is applied externally, and all the etuptiops des
troy cd, aud health and beauty restored Their aston
shng success has call out many ignorant pre- tend
ers, who have introduced their wonderful produc
tIons TO the public. They are out In almost ever,
form from Panaceas down to Pills, and all for hu
mors, (of course they are. Sold BY g. Kaufman &Co.
SlOcum and Sifford, Lancaster, Ohto-1ml0