Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-09

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~Invariably in advance ,ii;i;i;;;:'''''''', SOC
GRAND OPENING
SPRING & SUMMER
Millinery Goods!
a. MRS. RHEINSTROM takes pleasur. In an
nOuneing teher friends and customers gen.
orally that her stock If SPRING BONNEsTs
viii be open on Thursday Morning
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RS-JoHN S. BURDErr.-our excellent
friend, John S. Burdett, of PruutytOwn,
Taylor county, has our thanks for favor
from Baltimore which we esteem very
highly.
HB CoLLlsIox.-The steamer Woodside
and the little steamer s:gnet, came togeth-
er very gently yesterday opposite the
mouth of the ceeek. No damage was done.
B9~HELLER gave another entertainment
last evening to good house. He will
doubtless have good run during the
whole week.
BB- POCKET Book SToIES.-Mr. Joseph
B. Nay, of Warrington, lost a pocket book
yesterday whilst coming down to the city
in the cars Of the Baltimore & Ratiroad.-
The book contained over two hundred dol
lars.
RBBOors AND suOEs.-we refer the
reader to the card of Mcclellan & Knox in
another column. They have very large
and superior stock of boots and shoes to
which we call the attention of country
merchants.
B0- HORSE SOLD FOR TAxEs.-A horse
was sold yesterday at the Court House for
delinquent taxes. The horse belonged to
tenant and was sold to pay the t,.xes of
the landowner. He brought fifteen dollars,
just about enough to satisfy the SherifFs
claim. NJ -
B9TnE RAlN.-A cOpious, incessant
rain poured down all day yesterday. Tar
paulins, oil cloth coats, umbrellas, drip.
ping skirts, soiled dimity, mud puddles
and SO forth, were the order of the day
Last night was like .qne of the forty nights
that the first navigator might have expe-
rienced during the deluge.
MCCoNNELL' s."-At this precinct,
in the upper end of this county, only five
votes were polled at the recent election
and all against the Constitution. At the
previous election, no poll books were
opened. The people up in McConnelps
precinct are rather rebellious. They
seemed to be opposed to the recognized
Government altogether.
BFuss AMOxe THE N1aoERs.-Edward
Henshaw, a copper cOlored, suffering gem
tleman Of African extraction, complained
before Aid. Robertson yesterday, that
niger namEd Washington had threatened
to cut him off in the flower of his youth.
Washington was arrested and upon making
some favorable promises was released with
fine of Eve dollars, for the payment of
which he pledged gold watch.
bSr THE YorE OF Ono CoUSrr.-The
following is the official vote of Ohio county
upon the new Constitution and the Eman-
cipatiOn question:
For the Constitution.............
Against .................. .............,. 81
For Gradual Emancipation......... S75
Against ............ .................:... "a
Nine votes were cast for immediate
emancipation.
B@ THE COUNTY COURT adjourned yes
terday evening. The case of the Common
wealth vs. Samuel welles, charged with
felony, came up on Monday and resulted in
his discharge, and noue prossqui was en-
tered in the case of the Commonwealth
rs. John Kendleburger, charged with fell
ony. Several appeal cases were coutiu.
ued, but nothing of the least public inter-
est transprred.
D@ Tbs yorE OF JACKSON CouSrv.-
The following isthe official vote of Jack
son county upon the new Constitution:
For. Against
RavenswOod ..................133
Murraysville ...... ........... ~
Rhodes Mtlls.................l23 o
Htpley....s............... 81 o
Kentuck ....................... 30 %
Forest. 81 %
AngerOna and Knob Fork. SO o
A poll was opened upon the EmanCipa.
ton at only one precinct, where all tn,
n =