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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-24


FORTRESS MoERoE, July 23.-SIr. Whit
ney, Quarter Master Sergeant of the YER
mont Regiment, was shot this morning, by
the rebels, at Newport News, with two 9th
crS. lie was III search of stray bullock.
not far from the camp. His body was
pierced By hAlf dozen bullets.
An internal machine, intended BY tie
Confederates TO blow mp some OF the SHIPS
of war, WAS washed ashore in Hampton
Roads, this morning. 1t is of an inGe-
NOUS construction. This is tho second at
tempt of the kind, and is one of the afro
cious methods OF warftre employed by the
high-hinded chivalry. l. landed within 81
few roads of Floyd's house.
The Roanoke steamed up the Roads this
morning. She has been as far south us 81.
Augustine, during her cruise. She burned
Confederate vessel supposed to have been
priVatecr, the name OF which she did not
learn. The crew escaped to the shore in
small boats.
The steamer Quaker City is up from the
Capes.
y heavy gale from the southeast is now
prevailing.
The railroad at Old Point is in rapid
progress of construction. By means of it
the great Floyd gun of Is inches calibrc,
will be moved to position where it can
be brought TO bear upon Sewel!s Point.
The Union gIn, of somewhat less calibre,
will also soon be mounted.
Important news from this point mag be
looked for in a few days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-24

SGSArE.-Mr. Sumner, of Massachusetts,
from the Committee on Foreign Relations,
reported back the message Of the Prcsi-
dent in relation to fisheries. Postponed
till the LIST Monday of next session. Also,
from tho same committee. n joint resolu-
ton that the President take such meas
urcs ns may seem best in relation to the
Worlds Fair, in London. Laid over.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported hack the bill to
provide for the transportation of arms and
munitions OF war to loyal citizens in the
rcbel States and to provide for the expen-
sea OF organizing them into regiments, &c.
This Till makes an appropriation of two
millions of dollars. Pissed.
Mr.. Watson also moved to take up the
bill in addition to the act authorizing the
employment of volunteers, which was also
passed.
Mr. Sherman, from the Committee on
Finance, reported back the bill to refund
duties on arms imported by the StNtes.-
Passed.
Mr. Cowan, from the Committee on the
Judiciary. reported bill to punish fraud
in making contracts with the Government.
Laid over.
The Senate then went into executive
session.
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coNGREs sIoNNL.
WAsaISaroN. July %


HousE.-Mr. Burnett, of KY, asked
leave to offer resolution calling on the
Secretary of War to inform the House
whether there are negroes in the army OF
the United States, who have been armed /;
whether there are negroes, the property OF
any of the citizens of the reVolted States,
who have been used by our army in throw
ing up breastworkS or impedimentsi and
if so, at What place, and what number OF
slaves have been employed.
Various objections were made to its in
PRODUCTION from the Republican side.
On motion of AR. Blair, of Mo-, the Com
mittee ON Conference ordered on dis
agreeing amendments of both houses to
the bill to increase the military establish
ment.
Mr.. Potter reported n bill for dividing
Kentucky Into judicial districts and abOt-
, ishing the present district court. THIS
was amended by MIR. Blair, of Mo-, By
iAbnlishing the two district courts i'll Mis-
souri, and establishing one in IT'S stead.
III the course of the debate, Mr.. Critten-
den opposed the bill, saying it was an
abuse of the power "f Congress and an in-
vasion of tue Constitution, of removing Al
Judge, to effect such an oject by tue abo-
litiou of the Court, MS now proposed.
The bill passed By q vote of 80 to 80.
lr. Stevens, of Pn., from the Commit
tee on Ways and Means. reported q bill
providing additional revenue for defraying
the expenses OF the Government and main
timing the public credit By the assess
ment of direct tax und international du-
ties. Referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
F. A. ConkIin introduced bill respect
ing bills OF exchange and promissory notes.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Burnctt, of Ky, Intellectually again
sought to introduce his resolution, to which
earlier in the day, objections were made.
He wished to know whether negroes were
employed in til" army, and desired the in
formation to come from an official source.
In reply to Mr.. Curtis, Mr.. Burnett
said thai he had not seen negroes in armed
squads.
Mr.. Curtis-Do you believe they accom-
ranied the army in amy capacity except as
servants?
Mr.. Burnett DO not know. The qucs-
ton with me is that they were armed like
soldiers and had no business there.
Mr.. Lovcioy-Did not negroes aid Gen.
Jackson in achieving the victory ut New
Orlcans2
Mr.. Burnett am aware Of that. un-
derstnnd you do not oppose their fighting.
Mr.. Lovejny-I am for employing any
muscle that can fight.
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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r.dnesday Morning, July u, 1901:
rrclreWEyr ovER Is BEL

c,s,r EXCITEMENT OVER IN BEL
~ yo uoyaor CorSrrEs--A CRIMINAL
'O' On Monday last two men whose
ON'. ~, have NO, been able to learn, rode
'' 'nr into BarnesviiIe, Ohio, and report2
,%,, A large body OF Secessiouis,s had
US. t over into Ohio at suufsh, and
~, Unfortunately staying the quiet in
,,.,,,. Of that piscatoriaI villuge. The
hen rode on to Boston, Malag" snd
/, ,s.5rlj. in Monroe county, spreading
an. reports, and each time inducing
..,,I. 10 believe The incredible story.
,..,,orc dispatches were sent to Capt.
., ,s Il B,llair, and to Gov Deuuison, Co.
to. There was n regiment OF Irdi-
.y,diers at BcllOir, on their return
~, who upon hearing OF the difficulty
Sopd;h volunteered to go down, and "
,,,mer was fred up for the purpose. The
,ea; OF Monroe county, TO the number
.,ro hundred and upwards, seized all the
,s, and implements of destruction that
ali possibly be got hold of, and marched
81, Barnesville, where they were Joined
military company now organizing at
pace. The whole county was in a
p Of extraordinary excitement, and
h.. ,he citizens were about starting for
scene of action, some person cody
,,.e:icI that there was bare possibility
=, the story was hoax, and that before
ching such large b5dy OF men TO the
..s.. It would be we'll enough to nscer-
:, whether their valuable services were
.leJ. The suggestion was adopted. y
srisr Was sent down and came back with
;-gort that there WAS nothing of it,
-,ciirmeat Of the citizens was turned
Indignation at the perpetrators of this
s: criminal and incxcusabIc hoax; and
Sd, determined to follow up aud punish
s.ouuirels. y, last accounts one of
nea who circulated the report had
"a eaggh, ani lodged in woodsiield jail
rssiety. The other WIS still at large
sincerity hope tina: tho rnscals may be
rtrely punished. At time like this
i packs art in the highest degree GRIM
3, aa! an example should be made Of
FLOWS.
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uonhnol,cnnd DehIlItr-

Mr.. Liscomh, of Birmingham, says:
81 have found in Berhavc's Holland
Bitters remedy for headache and debili-
~. Ny wife has also used it with the
greatest benefit"
Mr.. a. S. Nicholson also remarks that
he has experienced much relief from its
use for headache.
Take halfa teaspoonful three times day
an hour before meals Eat moderately,
aud then of wholesome food, and you will
fad this is really a remedy for sick and
nervous headache, weakness of any kind,
costiveness and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may he taken
without fenr by the iuvn!id. Possessing =
fine aromatic favor, is is very grateful to
the IcbiIitaied stomach.
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missouri State Convention.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, July 23.-Thc
State Convention passed a resolution this
morning, by IL to 81, declaring the Office
of President of the Convention. held by
Gen. Sterling Price ut the last session, VA
cant. Gen. Robert Wilson, the former
Vice President, was unanimously elected
PRESIDENT. He is staunch Union man.
a motion was made to declare the Office
of Dvorkeepe vacant, as he was elected
Union man ut the late session of the Con-
vention, and has since edited Il secession
paper.
Uriel Wright nude Il violent secession
speech, dcnouucing the Administration as
revolutionary, and usurpng uuwarranta-
blc powers. and denouuciug tue Union
leaders in ST. Louis and the State.
The matter was referred to a committee
OF three,
a committee of one from each Congress
sionnl district was elected. whose duty it
lis to report to the Convention what action
they deem it advisable to tuke in the pres
! cnt distracted condition of the State.
The following gentlemen were elected
TALL Union menj in order, from the l5t to
! the 18th Congressional districts: Messrs.
! Broadhead, Henderson, W. a. Hall, w.
I =. Hall, W.Douglas, Hendricks, and Bogy.
/ Adjourned till P. 81.
ArrEKxoos5 SESSION.
Ex-Gov. Stewart offered the following
I resolution:
! RcsoIrcd. That in the opinion of~,bis
Convention the executive department OF
! the State has expatriated itself.
/ He spoke in favor of the Convention
| going to work to fill the vacancy.
/ Referred to the committee Of I, appoint
! ed this morning.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
| till tomorrow morning.
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NIothers, road this.

The'oliowingis an xtract rom sietterwritten by
the Pastor of Baptist Church to the "JournaI and
Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, aud speaks volumes in
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wordin favor OF patent medicine before In ourlire
bnt we feeIeOmPelied to say to your readers that
thisis no hunbug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND KNOW IT 70
Ez AL IT CLAIMS. II IS, probably, one of the most
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Uct16-ly-d&w
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-24

p3~ DtsT.xeuI.HED AAaIyAIs. Mr..
Gen. Mcclellan, Larz Anderson, of Gin
cinnati, and Major Williams, one of Gen.
MeCIell"u's aids, were Mt the Mcclure
House last evening. Gen. Mcclellan him
sif left Grafton at o'clock last night,
but had not arrived at O'Clock this
morning. A large number of citizens, in
GLIDING the Governor aud members of the
Legislature, went down to Benwood to
meet him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-24

l.rCOL. CWTTESpE., of the 9Th Indi-
alignment, was at the Mcclure House
. asuing. Capt. Anasnnscll, of the
'.aai Cavalry, which has done such
as..ie scouting service in Western Vir-
r. El,'!so in town.
htafthis same cavalry company that
pei story is told. Whilst on scout
gtIPalition, in Hardy county, after the
'si' OF Garnett, the officers gave the
, uoley 10 10y feed for their horses.
ns7 boaght the feed ut an out OF the
di',llcry, aud whilst there, concluded
TO purchase little something to take
: ioriheir stomach sake. The conse-
1se was that about twenty-five of the
got tight, and tie whisky being in
!sHee WAS out. The whole twenty
mrn dashed into the town Of Peters,
/ where some Of Garnctt's exhausted
Is had encampsd, and the latter sup
lE NeCIeIian's whole army was upon
asat retreat. The Riuggold boys,
x how things stood, took advantage
mistake and captured seven horses
mule which had been left behind,
took back track. They made mar
''s'0e and suffered a severe reprimnnd
Gen. F,ll.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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GB~ RETURNING VoLUxrEERs.-Two or
three regiments of volunteers from Ohio
and Indiana, in addition TO those mention
ed elsewhere, came from Beverly last even
ing on their return home. Gen. Morris
also came upon his way to Indiana. 1t
is said that the news of the rcpulse OF the
Union forces at Manassas, greatly strength
ened the determination of the men to re-
organize and see the thing through, which
great majority have long since determin-
ed to do. \
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-24
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack.
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@BurLINoHAME, the Indiana Sergeant,
who killed Gen. Garrett, was at Bellaire
yesterday, with his regiment He seemed
rather to regret having killed the General,
even in fair fight, and is man who evil
deutly does not like the notoriety be has
ACQUIRED.
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m-Nor1cE lExrRA l-To the membe!

RG%NoTrCE extra ITO the members
of the Legislature of Virginia. now assem-
bled ID Wheeling and NIL other persons
desiring Fashionable Suit of Clothes
made up to order or ready made, call Mt
No. &c, Water street, where always may be
found, Gentlemans Furnishing Goods of
every description and not ~ Secession spot
on them or any person about my store.
jy8-2m a. NJ. ADAMS.
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. AooSL.Gnr.-we have not taken
ga'as to enquire whether the moon
b is now presiding over this section of
|''y' /; the harvest moon or not, but
tighter moon ever threw its beams
9n' hillsides, or looked down up
'a earth with a caimer beauty. 1t
With like serenity and sweetness
tue fields OF dead and dying, and
peaceful new-mown medows; upon
''-s 0; the living and the dead upon
: Of rural beauty and scenes of blood
'-'nage. Las, night was beautiful
.''a description. The city was bathcd
. a'od Of mellow sheen. /, Was "but
Aylgd!ssk.o
l,r,, 49,, In such a night.
,1i - lihS', mounted the Trojan walls,
80 lI' soul towards the GrSciAn fonts,
'e''ii lay that nj CHIT
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TuE following is n sample of the numer-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hostel
ter,s Stomach Bitters.

ter's Stomach Bitters.
CAxAxDAGUA, July Is, 1859.
NessrS. Hosteitfr e Smith, Pittsburg Pa:
-Gents:-As we are strangers, herewith
enclose you twenty-eigbt dollars for four
dozen Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
please forward via Michigan Southern
Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Sta.
ton. have purchased several dozen bot
ties at Toledo this summer, but the sale is
on the increase so much that wish to
open 4. direct trade with you. MAS in
duced to try your Biticrs by my physician,
for the liver complaint, and received such
material aid that have recommended it to
others and have sold about two dozen per
week for some time. / have all kinds OF
medicine in my store, hut there is none
that can so cbeerfuIIy aud trnthfuIly re-
commend as your Bittcrs, for I know they
have helped me beyond my expectation.
Yours respectfully.
PnILo WILSON
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GT~INDlASa VoLUNTBERs.-Three Regi-
meuts of Indiana Volunteers crossed the
river at BelIair yesterday, on their return
home. Preparations are bling made at
indianapolis to give them grand recep-
ton.
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= JED FHox ExPosuRE-Mr. Samuel
'-,', Of Aaftinsbnrg, Va, died on the
'aly, at that place. He was n cou-
" 'ne editor of the Cadiz Seaiacl, who
'-s' Tie following extract from let
I'n a friend in Msr,ii.sburg, az to
e came to his death:
- snyder left Nnrtinsburg about Eve
~ IN consequence of pressing men
80 secession army. He went to Viii
y Nd for protection from the
"opp'. Anxiety, fatigue and cold
,.,, "a ned Of sickness. Mrs. Sny-
~. 10 him AMI had him brought
'IsFe he fingered i short time, aud
'us i9!t hope Of AN everlasting life
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New YORK, July 23.-The gunboat Mon
ticcllo has arrived here with the schooner
Reliance OF Galveston, which is Que Of the
Albatross prizes seized As belonging to
the rebels. She has as cargo from Mntan-
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90 : ,ASES COPPER BUrLEa, of the Fourth
.a, iF9m Marion. Marion county,
i'd a.. De%G near Laurel Hill, day before
: M, He was supposed also TO have
.4ei ~ secession ciIizens, and not
D.. ''''e Is taken from the Western
". correspondence of the Cincinnati
H.. Many such instances of wantOn
ave occurred in Western Ylrgiuia.
who killed Butler, it discovered,
c,. ''''e1 to take an oath to support
''''u'Ion Of the Uuitei States.
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DETROIT, July % ~ private despatch
received here this evening from Manassas
via Richmond, snys Col. Wilcox is prisoner
at Manassas, slightly wounded.
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WAsatxGroH, July 23.-Tbe wounds Of
Col. Corcorau, of the Gofh New York reg
lucent, ,,rc re9n~trd 10 bs Slight oncs. Tie
is uow, it is understood, at Fort Qprcoram,
bis former headquarters, opposite George
town.
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ARLINGTON, July 23.-Gol. Ramsby, of
n. H., has been ordered by the War De-
partment to muster in his regiment and re-
port to the Adjutaut General 1t; Washing
I'm
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R1~WE call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of Jos, L. Wilde, book seller and
stationer, in another column, =
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FL. KrARSET, July 23.-rne Pony El-
pres. passed here Mt IL, P. VI, of the 22i,
with San francisco dates to the 10th.
The val.e Of Lemi PointHnd 1900 acres
farming hind near the entrInce to Sun
Francisco hNrbor, which the government
needs for site on which to build y fort,
hss been fixed ii: Sl,2oO,0oO. The gov
crnnent agent sends the news to Washing
ton to day, recommending the purchase to
be made at the price stated.
Horace Smith who killed Newell in tine
streets OF Sau Francisco On the lst of Jan.
aud had MS trial removed to Placer co.
By special sct of the Legislature, had his
trial there this week, aud the jury acquit-
ted him without retiring from the box
The whole weight of the defence consisted
in the fact that Newell used vile language
concerning Smiths wife, throwing doubt
upon her character.
Gen. Nyc entered on his official duties rs
Governor of Nevada Territory at Carson
City yesterday. He made speech and
created favorable impression.
Intelligence received by way of Los y
gelos on the llth, from the vicinity of the
new silver and tin mines, in Southern CAL
ifornih, represents state of society among
the miners bordering on savage lawless-
ness. At one camp in lIolcomb Valley q
desperate fight in which S or 10 persons
were wounded is stated to have occurred.
The party of seccssionists which left
Los Angalos for the bouth, over land, not
long since, in company with Gen. john
son, had been heard from at tue Colorado,
which they had crossed going east.
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QuEBEo,,Jnly 23.-The North American
has arrived up. She brings dispatches vi"
Londonderry to the 18th inst.
LIVERPOOL, Friiay.-Breadstdf gener-
ally with but little enquiry, aud prices
easier but unchanged. Provisions quiet
and more doing in lard.
LONDON, Friday.-GOnsuls for money
9O@9Of, and for accounts 9O!@9OS-
American securities unchanged.
Morris MircS has been sentenced BIZ the
Freuch Court to five years imprisonment
and to pay :, inc nj 3O0Of.
LIsBoH, l2th,-Fhe vine disease is not
SO extensive in Portugal, as was reported.
The Pcninsulnr mail has arrived.
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The suffering at WINCHESTER was very
greet. Provisions aud groceries were
very scarce. Sugar selling at oae dollar
per pouud.
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CAIRO, ILL.,, July 23.-The rebels arc
rapidly organizing opposite here in Ken
lucky.
1t is currently reported that Watkins
with 1000 men is encamped within seven
miles Of Bloomfield, No. He hMs no field
pieces and the men are poorly armed.
Clnib Jackson and staff were at Memphis
on Saturday last.
An attack on Birds Point is denied at
Memphis.
The loss of the rebels at the fight at Ma
nassas is estimated at 1000.