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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
lFrom the Pitt.hnrgh Gazette.l
Concentration or Tr"0ps im TVeStern
Virginia.

An evening contemporary having ohlntn-
ed, surreptitiously or otherwise, intIrma-
ton in reference To the concentration of
ts>1uF:S in Western VirginiM, and given pub
lirityto the same, we deem it proper to
state the facts in relation thereto.
On Monday, the Committee on Public
Safety were Hlprized, by private tele-
graphic dispatch from :espunsib Union
man in Western Virginia, that Gov. Letch-
er had ordered the concentration OF u body
OF troops at Clhrkshurg, GU the line Of the
Baltimore and Ohio RIilrO1'l. Cur the pur.
pose Of forming n camp ut that point.
The rebels were expected TO reach CIarks-
burg on Monday evening. mud owing to the
close proximity OF tile latter place to the
Pennsylvania line, it tGas deemed advisable
by the friends of the government to notify
US of tho fact, that We might be on tue
alert.
The despatch was not intended for pub
LEGATION, but is said to have leaked out
through the telegraph operator in this city.
Tue Safety Committee, acting upOu the in
formation received, Immediately notified
| the people of Wheeling. Brownsville, wash
ington, WHyneShurg, Montgomery and 9th.
er points, of the contemplated movement,
so that the Insurgents, should. they make
their appearance so far west, will be close
| " watched. If not driven OF 10 II more
congeutal locality.
ClarkShurR is II small town, locnted in
Harrison county. Va, about one hundred
miles south of Pittsburgh, ami some sixty
miles southeast of Wheeling-there be-
ing railroad communication between Il and
Ihe latter place. Clarksburg, AS near as
We can judge by the map, is only thirty,
I'VE miles from the Southern line of Peun.
sylVHnia, iu Grreue county and We are
greatly mistaken if tile reheis are permitted
1 to get fOothUll at that point
No one here HpPrehendet an attack ..ftom
that quarter, and the evident design in this
movements to overHWe the Union seuti-
nent At fhe election which takes place on
Thursday ne6t. Let the Union men of
Western Virginia sIa1d firmly together,
and ~ necessary let ttieIu strike a vigorous
blow 10 delense of their rights. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

At special Council OF Owego Title, No. II, I. o.
IL NJ, held AT the vi wan. il, tho city If Wheeling
on Saturday the 18th day OF Nay, 1851. the follow
Ing preamble aud resolutions WerO uuanimously
adopted:
wAEREGs, 1t has pleatad the Great Spirit to take
from Our midst. TO the hunting Er.Iunils above our
brlOTe.i Innther Z. v. s., JOHN W. COLLECT, AMI
Whereas we Who survive him arc DESTROYS Of beAr-
ing testimony to hiS worth, while living aud TO e.
pro- oHr sincere regret At his uutimeIy death.
1herefO.e RsaOlreR, /. That whilst We bow in
humble SpbhiSsinn to the ,lecrces OF the Great
spirit we eanuot but mourn the loss nf our deceased
brother. E,s was CnLeaFelto for Ills many yir-
and bound 10 US by tho tiea Of brUtheriy lovo
2 That We deeply symptthize with his bereavsd
friends and relatiVea aud tender them orr sinctrc
eohdClence In thiF hour Of tbeir deep nfiiction.
3 Fhat tho members Of this Tribe wear the usual
badge or nlnurntnz Tor the slAee Of thirty days.
l. That theee resolutions he published in the pa
p"rS uf thts city, and OF PAFkeribnrg, and that n
e0Py b transmitted by tho o. Of 4. to the relatives
OF Tour late brOtneI.
Attes!, BARNARD STANLEY, ". s.
HENRY A. CuURCH. .. II 4. my2t-ItS
(Parkersbnrg NeWa please Cory
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Is Kentucky, the total vote cast in eigh.
ty.nine counties, in favor of the Union, Is
said to have been ss,66l, or fully two
thirds of the aggregate vote cast in tue
Prcsidchtidl election. Eighteen counties
are yet to hear from. 1t may be said that
counties traversrd by railroads and tele-
graphs contain the largest proportion Of
Seeessiouists. Hence, if there is no mis-
take in the present despatch, The final
fOOtiugs up will likely show still more
gratifying result Assuming the correct
ness of this intelligence, the Kentucky
election will paralyEe exceedingly the Sc
CeSsiOu movements 10 Tennesse aud even
in Virginia, North Caroline and Arkauaps.
The lUyaltsts in the upper counties will at
once take heart aud organize themselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

No -nns- could have. deBired a more
bsartToHae day than yesterday for an cleo.
tion. The spp psysr rose upon the. earth
more Beautifully. All nature around and
abOvs.WGTgIad: The people ueFe out on
the streets early and the day. wore away
like quiet Summer Sunday. No noise Of
amp kind disturbed the general quiet-oo
roWdyiHm-no loud talkiuR-uo fuss or
disturbance Of any kind throughout the
city that We heard Of The polls were all
thronged with people most of the day
Those who had voted stayed around, hav-
ing nothing else to do these times. There
WAS great curiosity to see who voted for
Secession. For considerable while in
the Alb, 9th and RilCLietoWn precincts it
was Thought that the uubrokeu nonotnuy
of steady UniOn voting would not be re-
lieved by a single secession vote. But as
time elapsed along there came in an ca
Sional stray vote for The infamous ordi.
narce: No body said much, but nearly
every body looked volumes. The feeling
expressed was rather one of profound pity
not usmixed With indignant sadness that
theirs could be found eSen scattering few
OF such people in our midst
The bulk of the vote WAS cast rcasoua.
bly, early 10 the day; yet it was so we'll dis
tributed throughout the hours from the
opening of the polls up to the middle of
the afternoon that there was no inronve-
nient rush or crOwding. The Court House
was as usual the centre of attraction =
There careful register of the names
of secession Voters WAS kept, aud it at
trActed great deal of quiet observation
and comment. The independent republic
Of RitchietOun, as ever, covered herself
with glory. She gave AL votes for tho
Union and only one against it. Beat that
who can. The Fifth Ward fully sustaiu-
ed lite WeIl-earued soubriquet of..tbe July
Fifth only 5, as it will be seen 10y our
reports, were cast for the ordinance.
To sum up the whole matter, the cleo
tion yesterday, SO far rs heard from, both
at hone aud abroad, SURPASSED the must
sanguiue expectations of the Uuion men.
Who. for instance, ever dreamed of from
zoo to 800 majority in the county of Berk-
ley. over in the valleyI Or who of 975
In the town of Parkecsburg, aud from
100 to ! 800 majority in Wood county !?
Or who of unanimous vote of 1903 at
Cameron7 or of two to one at Fairmont7
Or, above ali, of 1000 minority in the
county of Harrison! All these returns
are Ia the highest degree cheering. They
show that Northwestern Virginia is over.
whelmingly sound on the Union, and give
an unmistakeahle earnest of what her ac-
tinn will be on the 18th day of June, in
Convention, unless, between this aud then,
she is Overrun by the rufian squads of
secession traitors who are at work now
trying to intimldate the people With n
show of muskets
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

The mail agent VIII arrived here last
night on the II o'clock train. reports 200
troops or there nboutS, at Fctiermnn. None
at Grafton, but the people much excited in
consequence of \ rumnT that there soon
will be. The wi:es were not cut Mt the
time the train passed, but were later in
the day. AT FairmOnt lie learned that
Marion county had given 400 majority
against the ordinance. This result rather
Procures tue WHEELING Unions 1900 nud
come odd majority for '.Secesh'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
sTla FoUxDRr. lYaEELlSo, Va. /

BIEssss. EnrroRs:-It being sonlsEhnt and 1
think to my imjury-CirculHted that VOtrd for the
0rtin!nce Of secession, aud wishing tn be placUI
In such false position, WslI tn state as tue ID III
books la the Fourth Wtrd Will alsD Indicate that
E"'ei the whns Union ticket, anil that IL Il my
brother Rudolph, he Druggist who ditGraesd himi-
sell by voting for that miserable fAFcs-tho Ordinance
Of Secession, at the Court House.
my24-lt%. EWALD OYER,
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PER steamer woodstde, at 10 o'clock last nIEhi.l
Eds. LateI-We send you the vote Mt
this precinct New Murtiusville) up to
P. NJ:
For Secession........................... 43
Against it............. ....................l9
t1r brOWn',,'.........
The secessiOnisls have pulled most of
their county strength here. They will
have but II few more votes in addition.
Yours. ]. L..
From the Sesiersvilic precinct, we haze
the following from our friend MuhIemIu,
Clerk Of the woodside:
Vote for Secession .....................l9
Against it..................... .......,....l3l
From Fish Greek. Marshall County, he
also furnishes the following:
For Secessinn.,..............
Against '.'........''..''..'..~lZ+
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

Eds. Intel The vote al Cameron is 1873
for the Union and not one fur the Ordi.
nance. None of That stripe here
MoundsUiiie-At the Conrt Honse, 81
for ratification, 1873 for rejection. Ia the
lower precinct, 80 for ratification, and 1873
against.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

10y the AIall Agent at II O'Clock p. NJ
Eds. Intel: Vote here stands rs follows:
Against Secession .....................l94
For it.......... ...........NUue whatever.
The vote at Big Run is !:
For Secession. 6 Nary
Against .......................iO3
Brown flor COuRressl aud Swan flor Leg
iSlaturel receive about the sane vote as
the above. Yours, d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

EAO4 H4SFSHlh6 EGUCSILs
Ed. EatEl-HamPshire county has gone
strong Union. Majority not known at
this hour.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
A Memphia paper auuounces that hence

AMemphis paper announces that hence
forth Northern patent medicine advertise
n1ents WI be excluded Fromit5 columns
A contemporary thinks such sudden cut
Siug Oh Of supplies cannot fail to have
the most depressing ederts upon the
Southern Constitutions. Wherewith shall
the chiVairy DO druREedI 10 what new
"fouutaIus Of health" shall they. resort 10
reuovate exhausted nsture2 How 10 the
world iWSWould like 10 know, are "thG
million" to to dispense With their "cberry
Pee,erAl aud Cs,holieou Pillsl" How
Oha!l the ague-afite,eI denirens of the
Eiee.6elds manage TO exist without their
quinine hineEsf How can the victims Of
dyspepsia 90 70 bed Hossestsrless at night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

Eds. LatsL.-Day passed OF quietly
Fsirmont g:vdS 40 against the ordinance
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
InoN llRK1r7 COMM.

Ed. IateL-The majority in this coun.
~ against the ordinlrre Of Secession i,
between and 800.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
Notice.

'NERRCHlNTS, REEPRRs on ORDTNARTEs
Nl and Coffee Houses. Draymel sud al Others
thai required have lceso from the City, will
please take nOtce that their various licenses eKpi-
red the first No " Of his month"; and that they
requested to take Immediate steps for renewing
the Blme, the oFliuNnees Of the City, TelatiuE
thereto viii hereafter be vigorously enforceI.
Hy2-St JAC1B BuRELE, Clerk.
rstaats Zeitung copy.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
TaoM wooD couxu.

Ed. XatI.-Parkersburg gives eTs ma.
ioritJ againBt the ordinance. Wood coun-
y viii give between 1000 and LOO ma
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

GESERAI Cas- is resolved, even in Gis
old age, 10 die with harness on hia back,
aud has mounted bis old uniform. aud ne.
views his troops, now rouRregased in De.
trOi,, every morning. BE has contributed
out OF his private fortune $4,000 to the
equipment Of the Michigan roluu,eers,
aud $1,000 to.the support Of their fami-
lies duTipG sheir abseasE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

rTIHR UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO INFORM
L his friends and the public that having bought
the entire interest Of ]. KigeE in the late rln ho
will continue the bn&iuesS 10 ali its bE1uchss At the
oidstani. No. lH3 Mua Street. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended to the rm. he hopca
by atriet attention an by sparinE pains TO give
Hatsf4etion TO all who may favor him with cali,
merit \ contlnuIuep pf the same lie l. In re
ceiPt Of large and well selected stock Of Dry foods
to which no would respectfully invite th9 attention
Of al In want Of anything In his line.
P. KENNEDY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

YRoH TAILOR CoUSfY.
Eds. IStrt.: Taylor county gireD about
100 majority against the ordinance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

TAG n. Y. CoRasFeial says few faiiares
occurred last week, and there is more.
hopeful feeling In reE1rd to the strength
of the merchants. There is iitils disposi-
aaa, hossyaE. . sen sssrsais
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

Ex.sEcREFARY Cobb has written letter
to the Athens, Ga, Banaer, in which he.
announces his intention 70 Fettre from rub.
lie life at The expiration Of bia present
term of Office. he Is pow President Of
the Southern Congress.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

ed. Nstslc= Morgan county gives 400
majority against secession.
This Is a most splendid and unexpected
result 10 NOrgan,-Eps. Ix7Et.I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

FEnW YnRnIN CnnYTY.

Eds. Ettsi.: Preston has gone strong
UuiOu-tbs majority not known at this
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

GeA gaAt4 ear Gag. anA tePp SAsh star
Zach ETtp0 ~ bright - now they VAN
SsiIl make tt lad oar E1plGB IN war,
Sttn Go9t above each PATRIOTS ETava,
Ian 70 Eh9 9raitnC that would dtr6
fotFlil Il through the dust oG ShhDo.
~ hnnOlt hearts ~ 1T win GharO
ADd b1ioS tito nsSEh o. Ear1S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

THr sereasionists Of the Kentucky Leg.
islature dare not 70 Into secret session.
They were told plainly if they attempted
% sneak from the light of day to cousum.
mate q treasOnable plot, that their den
would be entered by loyal Kentuskiaus.
pistol and tatte 10 bard
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
WhssllnE eoavsa,lon.
fPrvla dc w.yhS' iIbpFss4 Rsnpi,l 4

I.1V1l 1uNlv a4aNlVVEB l4spuDle4p'I-
This Convention, comprised of delegates
from about thirty counties of North West
Virginia, adjourned late "Wednesday even.
ing last, having been in session three
days. Never, PerhHPs, did a convention
Of tried patriots assemble for nebIer
purpose, or under circumstances more
embarrassing. Though differences of
opinion were entertained on points OF poli-
~, yet all were united on the radical nrin-
eiplr Of resistNnee TO the ordinance OF se-
eesston, and Of an intle9ible determination
20 maintain their allegiance 10 the Federal
9oyernment. Their deliberations eulmi.
mated ip the adoption Of SERIES resolu.
ttons. which do credit TO all Western Vir.
ginta.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
Notice.

GttiIB co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFoRR tx.
i kStikE between Jacob Eiger and PEtTiSk Ken.
nedy, un0er tho firis J. KgOT6 Co., SSsdissOlT-
81 on ApFiNst. by the deceAse Of J. Kiger. All
persons Inde6SS to the hEm Will please call imnse
dtately All settle anil thoSe having elaine will pre-
sent them for settlement
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

IR1eotion aG1Zs--Retalr1lsr nom the I'M
teEtOE.
Especial 70 the wheeling 1Htsl1guneor.l
PRoH HARRISON couSTX.
Eds IHiel-The Union majority In Har.
sisou county Is upwards Of 1000.
Yours, L. ]. 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

- EAlnIuaY Iis LIST Ilynf June next between the
h"l!rs Of one and ave O'Clock. T.. ~ ut The plare1
and under the snip tintendrIes Of tho perkOis here
inaffer narnel. Tor Commissioner for each OF the
preeinctA and Trustees fer each SchOOl district In
ron ATKINSON PRECINCT.
At the School House in Highland District unier
the snpe r1T tsMdehce OF Mm. Atkinson. Samuel
3iColl9eh and Daniel lIGrriE for Commissioner
for said Precinct, and two Trustees for Cacl Wells
Highland. short Creek and Frederick DtstIiets.
ROR JEFFERSON PRECINCT.
Al tho School House in South Wheeling undsr
tue .nperintendene OfJesse Wheat. Jonn 0.terlins
and Nm. Little: for Commissioner for said Pre-
GIN, and tw Trustees for eacI Ohio, CALDWELL aud
FIIE WASHINGTON PRECINCT.
At the School House In Woods District. under the
aud H. D. Armstrong; for one ComrnissionsF for aid
TsEgeiHet. and Trustees for each Beech ttlen
Waods, MAddle. RichIARd, Fulton, stesnrod and
ron WEST LIBERTY PRECINCT.
the IlOu.e"f Im Irwin audeF tho suPerInten-
delece Of VIM. u. CuTtl&, .IUsiR Atkinson anil Ham.
Bean; for COinmla4ipnvr for sail Precinct and two
trli;tses for each, Morgan, Brady, Deck aad MKin-
POR HENRY PRECINCT.
Al TTiadelphiA at the House Of Mast NIatiu. un
der the AnperintenienrS Of Tios. M'CGOn. Perry
PeIrsbn and Iosl.h BroWn f,F nns Commits innsr for
said Precinct Rnd two Trustees Tor each TraileIpln
Martin. BoEss, Csutre, Tough aud Ready aud shrp-
P.IR MARSHALL PRRcINcr.
AT the School lIOnss In Carson Distri t. rnier the
suPerinteldenec 81 John ParriH+ Samuel Dunlap AMI
William TeGEtrden; for one Commissioner for said
Precinct. and two Trustees for each. Blany Carson,
Bell Farta and Honey Point Districts.
FlR COLUMBUS PRECINCT.
At tho School Ilnuso In Oldham District. under the
supertntendeuce II CreI TltOn Orr. JNnea BrOwnlre
and John Hall: for tninmissoner for said Precinct
and TruStees for eneh, Kimmous Stewart orr and
Oldham DIstIIeta.
The Trustees orthe Several Districts will hand
oVsrtO tile COmiuiAeinner elect, ON the al day Of
June their report Of the condition. uJcI5toiG and
expense. oftleir respective Schools II IS the inen
tian Of the oHr tn enforce the collection nF the ine
OF Ten DblHrH. IMPOSED by law on Trustees for the
neglect oT this duty The Trustees are reminded
thai they arc required To a,ceTtatn, on the Ist day III
April the population Of their several Districts ami
number Of Children over GRnd under Ia, nud return
the tmS to the Clerk. either personally or through
the Commissioner elect.
Dlankif,F Financial Reports be obtained by tile
TrustFek. from the Commissioner of their pre.inrt
or from the Clerk Of the Is0aTd
Ths Commissioners elect will meet at the Court
uOuSe on Monday. June 3D.. at 10 o'clock A. ST.
By order OF the Board.
JOHN Il. STORER,
Clerk Of tho beard Of School Commissioners, o. C.
SlaY 21, 1SGl-lOsla-
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THE GREATENGITsH REMRDY,
SIR JAMES GLARKR'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY, ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared fro1' ri sln JAa1ra C1alrE,
y. D., Paysfefaa Extraordinary % tie Qusln. :.
This Invaluable nleicine sunfillng In the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution lasnbjeet 1t modsatss all sx.
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculiarly suiteP II WillIn hort time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle prize One Dollar bears the Govern
mont Stamp of Great Britain prevent eOun,ersoits
rA... tYu. .sSS5tAa 81 e t.3.l.. .,,.
IAs k4RSI THREE HoEyI75g q Ef.gllaasy, aItks5
srs aSrs Q bring on tgaE BET a any otter
IN All cAses Of Nervous aud Spinal AnoctlOns, Pair
IN the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on siisht sxerttou
falPItatSOu oftlie Heart, Mysteries aud whites,
Pills viii eneet cure when all 6thte means AayS
t9ileg ana 9 reaeiys not cons
tain tE'n. anttony, anything huFttaI 70
the constitution.
fall .lIrsetIOas In the pamphlet around each rejs.
Sole AEent4 fSE ths United States aud Canal.
JOB Aseaes, LATE Q. baldwin Cal
y. B-slOo and postage stamps sniESsii "a ony
Aept YIN tpsaFs b6ttIe sont4Ini1g 50
pills Ia Y &; F1.T TE, nall
EG9AsA : GU y. e1ssS-so1.slaE.ly.
A MOTHER LOT or THOSE FINE
"a Family Sewing Machines lust received.
O.sP. BLOWN,
eR2 No 3WashinStoa Han,
NEW PARASoL9,--- New @5Tie PSz5S5I;-
| ~ and Ladies' sdu umIrrGliaa iust reeeiTe.i
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A LCOa0L.--e5 b4EFols IS per -6nt AIea6o
~ Oid OJIninton beaad. In frSt rate eooperire
lust received aud for laIo by =
deb ltF30. ADAMS aoNsiult.
Chtldren's Cabs.
uSE kEoetN ID. . tpl6ndId AaajEtlIl01t ~ CSt5
~ ana C1EEiAgos, diEuet ffon De m nF-g-
eas i4aE ~ saelp y tosERl1 aaARRa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
PEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ExecutOr's Notice.

EiXecutOr's Notice.
a Ii PERSJNS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the Estate ON. McNaEhten. dec'd., will pro.
sentthe to me payment, duly RuthentleHtei;
and III who in,ieI'ei to said Estate hereby
notified that payment must he t9ade without delay.
wheeling. Mty2., ls5l-in,. s-'- .sA5e
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NOTICE.
ANNUAL
SCHOOL, ELECTION

TUE Aunuai School Election will he held on
u satnrday the LIST day nf June next, between tile
h"'lrs Of Que and ave o'clock l.. ~ ut Iis plareB
and Under the snip ttnteHirucs Of thu perkOrs here
inaiGeT nanei. EJr CoIdmiS for each Of the
reeincta and Trustees Il each SchOOl District IN
thi8 county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

NAV ORLEANS SUGARS bhlsJu,.
y received per steamer t. coon aud f,,r tale by
apo NJ, REIL:.
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Usf REoEIYED- = tpl6n61ai asajTtlsa1t sf C.t-
and CaEEiagos, direct ffon d EIlannIl :.
Ter aPle shnap b tosGR1 oR1RRa,
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Stray Cow.

WheeIips, May 2, 1s6i-lv.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
POR JEFFERSON rnKC

Al tho School House in South Wheeling. under
tue Euperintendenc Of Jesse Wheat. john 0.teElinS
and Nm Little; for one Commissioner for said Pre-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-15
Baggage Checked Through.

The II. & st. Joe r. R.. and Keokuk packets
the North Missouri, and the Ohio Mississippi
r, RS make close and reliable connections at
Cincinnati, without omnibus ride, with the favor
lite Roads Of the West.
The Little Miami Columbus 4 Xenis, and
Cincinnati Hami'tot Dayton Rail Roads, for
Dayton and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati R.R., for Cievel and
Buffalo& Niagara Falls. The Pittsburg, Collum
6ue Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne Chicago
RS for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The Cen
tai Ohio R.R.. for GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and Bal
timofe, Marietta / Cincinnati X. R.. for Chilli
Gothic, Marietta, Parkcreburg and Baltimore. and
with either Of the Fear Great Eastern Lines TO,
New York or Boston.
Passenger By this route have the advantage Of
wide and spacious can, with greater iberality q
room both in seats and in aisles. than can b.
found on any other Railroad in The West. and IL
eomfest afoeded BY
Peste's Patent Ventilated Cars By Day
And FOote's:passnt ventilated sleeping can b
si&ht.
issippi R.R.. have the advantage over those By
e<her lines In THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
DERTHS, from Cincinnati - there arc no ehaa-
90 Of cars between Cincinnati and Clevslaad,
fiitsbargh OF Bellair.
Two daily throeh Express trains, lSandsys e.
septsd,, one train Sunday evening.
Ohio 3 Mississippi time TEN minutes foster
eaudoned against bills advertising Other roassU
making quicker time.
Ask for tickets via Ohio 4 MiasiaippiR \.
Eot iniot%.t'on, apply At he O@es. No: g
under Planter Rou.s. 81. Louis.
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IN 0cnH rlckat Ag-si.