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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-19
FROM GRAPTon.
Especial Correspondents of the Intellfgencor.l
CITATION. June 8.

Especial Correspondents of the Intelgencer.I
GRAFTON, June 8.
All is quiet here this morning. The ex-
citemeut occasioned by the prospect of IL
fight Mt Phillippi has completely died out
The appearance of Capt. Bonham of the
United States Typographical Engineers mt
head quarters, led many to believe that the
additional forces sent to Phillippi few
days ago would be ordered elsewhere
Such. however, is not the fact. The Cap
tain was out there experimenting the
placing OF cannon on the hills overlooking
the town and commanding its approaches
and also giving Instructions for the throw
ing up OF earth works, entertainments, etc.
Everything is now in readiness to give the
enemy warm reception should they move
in that direction.
Col. Morton of tue Ohio goth, arrived
here last evening and reported himself at
head quarters. He has now got charge of
the bridges, &c, on the b. & o. r. II. On
bis way here last evening he left one COM
pany at FHirmont, no dOubs for the purpose
of relieving the Rough and Readies. This
company has been at this point for some
time, and are doubtless glad to be released
from any further police duty. learn they
got along finely with the citizens, and have
made themselves many warm friends, even
among the disunionists.
The Virginia companies are still scatter
ed in every direction. What is Lieut.. Col.
Hubbard about2 1t is to be hoped he will
exert himself to get his command tOgeth-
er. The LIST Regiment have not had ii fair
show since the gallant Col. Kelly got
wounded. Let the Lieutenant Colonel and
Major DuvHl see to it, that their men are in
the right place in all future movements.
The rebels are at Huttonsville in pretty
good numbers, and say they are bound to
he victorious when next they meet the
United States. Your correspondent hopes
they may soon make the experiment, aud
that Wise, Jackson, Russell, Neeson, Kid
well, Raymond, and the smaller fry of
trnitOrous villains may be with them, in
order that all may perish or be led captive,
and made account for this wicked effort to
overthrow the best form of government
ever devised by man.
Airs. Judge Thompson and her son
George, returned to Wheeling this morning;
they had an interview with William and
Louis, some ten miles west OF the rebel
camp. Louis was not murdered as at
first reported. George is almost too sharp
sharp to he allowed TO pass back aud
forth betwnen this and the enemy's camp.
He is good trusty young man, but his
sympathies are with his brothers, and
they are rebels. What troops are here
have received orders to be ready for march,
ing at any moment. Brig. Gen. Morris is
prepared to meet the enemy at any point
Col. Kelly is rapidly improving. He will
be Eery apt to leave for Wheeling in a
few days. The weather is not so warm.
Ehe health of our men is very good.
Mac.
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Ther"llowinEis an extract rom nIetterwrittcn by
the Pastor Of baptist Church to the sJournnl and
Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes In
t"vorof that world-renOwned mcdicine-AIRs. WINS.
LoW'sSoorHINo SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETnIx0:
"Wesee an advertisement in your columns of Mrs
WinslOw's soothisg Syrup. Now we never said a
wordin favor of patent medicine before Ia our life
but we feel compelled to say to your readers that
thisis no hunbug-wEHAvE TRIED 1T, AND KNOW 1T 70
De AL IT cLAiNs 1t is, probably, one of the most
the best. Aud those of your readers who have bS
Oct16-ly-d&W
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ALEXANDRIA, June ls-The train which
went to the relief of the Ohio troops,
containing the LIST and End Connecticut
regiments, proceeded four miles this side
of Vienna, where they met the remnant
of Ohio troops. 1t appears that after
the Engine left, anil Is rounds were fred,
the rebels made no further demonstra.
lion, and the Ohio companies retired
The brnkssman on the train says the at
tack was made about half past four yes
terday afternoon, and the rebels had plant
ed their cannon at curve of the road. -
It is supposed the rebels unprecedented
meeting II larger force, and thought the
Ohio troops were Hu advanced guard.
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ET CAnLrLE GUARD.-A new military
company was organized in this city last
evening, composed principally of young
men under twenty, called the "Carlile
Guards" They have elected Chas. J.
Harrison, Captain NJ. ]. Goyle, LIST. Lieut.;
Jas. Brown, 2nd Lieut., and VIM. Morrison
LIST SNrgeaut. They visited Mr.. Carlilc's
residence last evening, in congrntulatory
way. Also that of Jas. w. Paxton and
Geo. Harrison.
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~ OeIearaph.
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
Intelligencer.

BALTIMORE, June lS.-The Washington
papers OF this morning state tAat ii tram
Ut ours was dispatched from Alexundria
yesterday afternoon u Vienna, tuking C,l.
McCook's LIST Ohio regiment, accompanied
by Gen. Schenck. They dropped crnpa-
mes along the line, aud reached Vienna
win only three companies, when II masked
battery was opened On them, killing and
woundlng, according to the Intel iyeneers
account, POO, aud when the messenger l.tt
the three companies were preparing to as.
snult the battery. Large acknowledgements
were sent out to their relief, but no later
tidings had been received.
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RR- ACCIDENT TO YOLuxEEER.-Anoth-
.er casualty happened near Cameron, yes
terday, by which Mr. Simeon W. Hill, of
Lima, Allen ronnty, Ohio, of Company A,
Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, who vas
shot through the thigh, aud has aimee died.
He, with four Others, were out scouting,
and one of the party stumbled and feel, by
" hieh his gan was discharged The whole
contents OF the load passed through his
(Hilrs) thigh. He died in few hours.
This is another warning to those who are
SO careless with Gre arms
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B3" QUESTIONING LIeUoR AT BEbLArRE
Since the arrival of the soldiers at Bel
laire, all the drinking places of the town
have been filed with soldiers, many of
whom would get drunk and neglect their
dury. In many instances the liquor was
found to operate with sort of poisonous
effect upon those who INDUCED in it to ex-
cess. One soldier went in bnthing after
having filed his hide with the seductive
fluid and strange to say he sank to the
bottom of the siHer, and although he was
speedily drawn out, it took something
like two hours To restore him to con-
eiousness. The officer in command en-
deavOred to suppress the sale of liquor,
knowing that it Sas Lope in violation of
the law Failing in this, he sent
around squad Of mea yesterday under
Capt. HoyL of the 10Th Regiment, and
destroyed all tue liquor in the retail no US
es. Each establishment, where it was
known the soldiers could get liquor. was
visited and the liquor destroyed.
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p8-InvariabIy in advanee.

EaS- EXCURSION TO BELLAIR AND BEN
WooD.-The members of the Convention
now in sessiIn here, left in special train
yesterday afternoon, from the Baltimore &
Ohio depot, aud made an excursion to Ben.
wood and Bellair to see the soldiers. The
excursion crossed over to Bellair where
they witnessed dress parade of the 10Th
regiment, and after seeing the siguts re-
turned to this side, where the I7th formed
in line for parade. After the parade Col.
COnnel brought his men up TO where the
members of the Convention were collected.
aad John S. Garlic being introduced was
most enthusiastically cheered by the SOL
dicrs and citizens. MIR. Garlic responded
in 81 patriotic speech, welcoming The SOL
ders TO the Old Dominion, and assuring
them that Notwithstanding the conspiracy
of the traitors in the Eastern part of the
State the great heart Of the people of the
once proud old Commonwealth WAS vet
true and loyal. Dir. Garlic, in CONCLUDING
announced that most IF the members of
the Conveution were present, and many OF
them would no doubt be pleased to join
him in giving the soldiers welcome.
The Hon. Sherrard Clemens was then in
troduced, and was received with cheers
MIR. G. spoke with II great deal of energy
and his remarks, brief as they were, strong
ly tested his physical strength. He told
the soldiers that they came as deliyerers
and would be welcomed by every loyal
heart in the State. In speaking of the re-
beI!iOn in the Eastern part OF the State
lie said tue people over there were like no.
tatoes, the best part under ground. He
sIuck old Wise with u gread deal of bit
terness, and was most loudly appluuded.
Aessrs. Campbell Tarr aud j. ID. Nichols
Were introduced, and welcomed the soldiers
into Virginia.
Col. Council, of the 18th. who had been
listening with great interest to the speak
crs, was called upon by some members of
the Convention. He seemed very much
surprised, but the call being repeated, he
came forward, and it was some time be-
tore the wild demonstrations of his men
allowed him to be heard. He said ho
didn't come to talk-he came to act-but
would say OH behalf of thousand as good
and true men as ever left Ohio, that they
were truly thankful for the welcome
Nearly all of these men, he said, left oc-
equations respectable and rcmunerative, in
response to their cOuutry's cali, aud were
willing to follow the flag to the Death
The citizens then gave three cheers for the
Ohio volunteers aud Col. Cornell, and the
excursion train sounding her whistle, tue
Convention gOtabOard, and were soon back
TO the city.
The steamer ]. B. Ford, also made an
excursion to Bellaire, carrying large
numbe. of passengers, many of whom
were ladies.
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ST. LOUIS, June ls-A special dispatch
from Jefferson City to the Republican says
Gen. Lyons expedition left there yester
day in two steamers destined for BoonviIle.
Gentlemen from above state that Caot. KEEL
ley is running trains all day on the Pacific
road between Upton and Syracuse, iu,-
pressing mon into the service of the State,
and that firing was heard for several hours
in the direction of bonneville.
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WAsHINoToN, June Is.-rhe rumors in
relation to an attack on the Ohio regi.
ments, that reached Washington late last
night, were so evidently exaggerated that
the Government intcrdicted the transmits
sion of them from this city in order to
spare the feelings of the friends and rela-
tons of tue troops.
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RB~TuE BELMONT GUARDS desire to re-
turn thanks for numerous foVors Deceived
from Mrs. lanes Taggard. Mrs. Stout. Mrs.
Lucy Briggs, Mrs. J. Mcdonald, Mrs. Frank
Turner, Mrs, Virginia Cain, &ra. Laucas-
ter, Mrs. David Bothwell, Mrs. John Both
well, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Mary GOwdie,
Mrs Ford and Mrs. Ecklef.
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WAsHIyGrox. June l7.-Col. Robert An
derson Inns been promoted to Brigadier
General
a. Il. Reeder has declined the tender of
a similar appointment
VIM; ROseherias has been appointed
Hon. John a. Burnley is authorized by
the President TO raise six regiments In Gin
cimnati.
Lieut.. Col. Martin has been elected Col.
onel of the list New York Regiment, and
Brigade Major Smith, Lieut.. Colonel.
Young's Kentucky Regiment OF Cavalry
are to be mustered in as fast as the COM
panics shall report.
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FREDERrCK, M, June ls.-The Rhode
Island regiment from HngerstoWn arrived
here this morqiugi as Indicated last night
aud will leave at noon for Washington.
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GARD.
Editors hteHiyeneer:

-Editors LatelLiyenesr:
The men of Capt Plaake's company re-
turn their heartfelt thanks TO the ladies of
Centre Wheeling, for the good and sub
se'ntial articles of which they have been
50 biDdly made the recipients.
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MONTREAL, June ls.-Prince Alfred ar
rived here unexpectedly this morning and
landing almost unObserved, was quietly
driven to the residence of Gen Williams.
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Notice to man suIsor1I.,..

We wish our friends who are sending MS
subscriptions by mail, for less tLuu year
70 cut out and bear in mind this tariff of
rates, and SO avoid Misunderstanding
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BALTiHonE, June ls.-Passengers by the
steamer this morning represent all quiet
at Fortress Monroe, and nothing was known
OF any intended movement.
Gen. Butler is preparing to advance on
There is said to be an immense force
of rebels between Yorktown and Bethel.
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In conclusion the Governor tenders the
committee every facility, and says that an
official examination, By my enemies, of tho
executive records will prove the utter
falsity of many malignant charges brought
against me by partisaus. In thus tender
ing facilities to your committee, however,
respectfully, but firmly demand that the
committee shall fully and etfectually dis
charge the duty imposed upon it, whereby
the people of the Stnte will become con-
WINGED that, although originating in parti-
san feeling and in an effort to offer AN iu-
dignity to me, your order could elicit Moth
ing in the premises not already fully laid
before you and published.
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Prom TIE IVesteT1, Il. K. Cusstte, Chicago, M
We hesrtily endorse Sir. spaidiug, and his On
HVailed CePhalic Pills.
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NEW YORK, June ls.-The steamship
Bavaria has arrived from Bremen and
southampton. bringing 10000 stand of
rifles for the United States Government
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ffoH'.i= EEaHiner, Np.JoLk, Ia
cases, with entire success.
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From tie KanatphG Valley Sar, Kenatghu, Ia.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head
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From The Adrott.c,, I,rqidcnee. RI
the Ce1halic Pills are said to be remarkably eff
ieetlNe remedy for the hcfAche aud one Of tile very
been discovered ''A
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wednesday Morning, June 10, 1851.
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sORT. q. ScHENCK.
Brigadier General.

BALTIMORE, June l7.-Gov. Hicks sent a
sharp message to the Legislature to-day in
reply to an order of the House appointing
committee to examine executive records
aud call for such persons and papers as
they may deem proper to enable them to
ascertain and report to the House without
delay tue precise character of the relations
established by the executive of this State
with the Federal Government since the
existing national troubles. The Governor
says: have heretofore had the honor to
inform you n response to an order that
have furnished your honorable body with
copies of all correspondence between my
self and the officers of the General Gov
ernment, which deem it necessary to lay
hetorc;SOu. In making that response OIL
cialIy and in good fnith, 1t did not occur
to me that my veracity would be impngned
By subordinate branch of tile State Gov
eTnment with which have earnestly en-
deavOred to maintain harmonious reIa-
tions. L have patiently forebcrne to re-
monstrate against the bitter malignant
spirit erinced against me, personally, by IL
majority ofyour body. II is no matter of
consequence whatever to me what your
opinion of me may be, hut when your
official acts reflect upon the dignity of the
office which hold feel il to be my duty
TO protest against them in such case.-
Forbearince on my part is not only not u
virtue, but II is tacit direlectiou of my
duty. furnished you with all the cores
pondcnce / have had with the officers of
the General Government have omitted
nothing having the slightest public impor-
lance, and am thoroughly convinced that
youE body is fully aware Of the fact that
have kept back nothing having the least
bearing upon the relations between the
General Government and the Executive of
MARYLAND.
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DIR SPALbiSo.
SIR:
Mot long since sent to yoI for box Of Ceplalle
nus loE te cure Of the Nervous Meatacls and Coz
ltehes' and received the same and they hud 80 oooT
an GBset that vas Induced 10 sgRd far NOR. -
Please send by return mail Direct to
A. Il. WHEELER,
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. as hhds
~ prime TO choice, just received per steamer ST,
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~ a single bottle OF spALDING's pRYPAKgII
HLp p Z will save ten times it, cost aaDaaliy-6a,
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HAIR OILS. SOAPS, oOLOGNES,
Ii and Perfumes at reduced prices.
10 y. BOOKING, Agent.
N.Y." Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store.
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WERK's CINCINNATI GERMAN
W, soaP-1O boxes just received, and for sale by
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=, n e. January is, 1861. -
SIR:
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Respecttully yours,
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Inclnsed end twenty-five cents (2t) for which send
2oS OF "Cephaltc PILE" Send to address Of Rev.
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RETLoLTsauEo, FRANKLIN Co, ONO. }
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FANCY BASKETs-A good assortment on
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HENRY Q. SPALDISd
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OLD FAMILY RYE WHISKY on
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nh22 W. A. EDWARDS & BRO.
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MAcARoNI, VERMICELLI. VAN
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wish you to send me one more box Of your r.
pimlic Pills h0re rsccirsd d mat deal Of Lsts6
from them. Your respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSF.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-19

SPALDNG'S PREPARED CLUES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-19

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j SIOR BAKING POWDER. Our Gus
toners say ttheFe Is NO BAKING POWDKR that vii
eompaFe with it,H Sold In quantities to suit. by
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-19

A LII THE POPULAR PATENT
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