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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
From Washington

WAsHINeTOX, June Is.2Gen. VIM. R,
Palmer, Of the Typographical Engineers
VINO was brought here with typhoid fever,
died to-day. $500. ~ :
me Senate, In executive session, con,
nrmed the following appointments: A.
cameron Hunt, of Colorado, Marshal for
that Territory Alvin Flanders, of Call,
register OF the land Office at Humboldt; n.
Of Ohio, Assistant Quartermasters of Vol
unIeers al
No dispatches from, oorinth have bsen
received at the War Department to-day.
All is quiet in the Valley of shena5do.
all, as heard from. n
All quiet in the Army Of the Potomac.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
Fron Fortraas Monroa.

q, FORTREss AloaaoS, June f7.4The Gov.
er9ment steam derrick ,Dingo arrived here
this morning and will proceed shortly to
raise the vessels recently sunk here.
The FernRndina arrived yesterday from
wilmington, N. C.T and reports all quiet on
that coast = - U 'i-' .Itl, 90 -
The John Adams arrived from New York
this morning with the senior class of the
Naval Academy on board. The middies
are to seeia little actual warfare, it is said,
before returning. -. -.
The steamer Metamora arrived from Citv
Point last night. She brought NO passen.
gers, paperS or news.
The telegraph ltnefro Suffolk to Ports
mouth has just been completed, and is now
In good working order. ~
n The weather is cool aud unreasonable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
ZIG sRnHAIEEF.

s.. WAsHiEGToN, June 49,.
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, presented sthe,De.
tttion of citizens OF Ohio for a large an
largement of the, Erie, and ,Oswepo canal
Mr.. Grimes, of Ohio, offered a resolutipn
declaring that in the opinion of the Senate
Fit Is the right and duty of the Government
TO call all the loyal persons within the re-.
oelliops States TO its armed defence against
the traitors who are seeking its overthrow.
Laid over. ~
ar. salisbury, of Delaware, offered a
!Slnt resolution, adjourning Congress on
the. 5Oth June. Laid over. -
Ar. Hale introduced a bill relative To-
lurtneF enltstments in the army. The bill
provides that when it is necessary to make
turther enlistments, the President is auth-
orized BY proclamation to call on an per.
sons without distinction of race. eolor oT
condition. II further provides that every
slave enlisted under such proclamatfon.
shall be ever thereafter free, and entiiIs
alm to all the privileges, bounty, &C.. like
ether soldiers Referred to the Military
Committee. 1920
Mr. POWELL introduced bill to prohibit
members of Congress and officers of tho
Government of the United States, taking a
consIderationtorp procuring contracts from
the Government Referred.
Mr.. Chandler, of Michigan, called up the
resolution to prevent the further issue of
!egal tender treasury notes, and authoriE-
ing the issue Of hundred million of ten
Jay certificates, bearing tiYeper cent inter.
est he spoke OF some length, advocating
tue passage of the resolution, and showing
tho danger OF Issuing IN overplus of Treas.
ury notes. srsi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

New YpRK, June 18.-The released Union
prisoners, who have been for 4. fortnight
on Governors Island, were paid of. ind
mustered out,of service to-day. MANY Of
them have gone to their homes, while some
nave remained in town, the prey iof the
ylilainons sbarpers who nre so plenty in
THIS city. Quite a number are al the New
hngland Rooms, who will leave for home
TO- morrow. They are from all sections of
the North, West and East. - -
The Pennsylvania COMMITTEES have ar.
ranged with Col. Howe, ali have all the
sick Rud.iwounded of that State arriving
here taken to the New England Fooms
which has always heretofore been done,
the, New Englanders, never yet refusing
their hospitality or attentive care to any
ioJal sick or wounded sildiers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
From Fremont's Command.

+. WM0HEsTER, Va, June 15..-Advicel
from Front Royal this evening, report
everything quiet there, and no signs of thu
enemy in that neighborhood. asi4 H3HtiF
Nearly all Of Gen. Shields men had
found their way there. a few stragglers
of the brigade which was forced back from
Port Republic, had found their way into
Gen, Fremonts lines at Mount Jackson,
The temporary excitement among the
otttEsbs, caused by the appearance Of a few
rebel gnerrillas near Castleman's or Snick-
eS's Ferry, has subsidies @
The only effect 1t produced at our head
quarters was to strengthen our pickets
alongsthelIne ofthe Shenandoah. ~. i
Officers from Gen. Fremont's camp this
morning report some heavy. firing in the
Luray Valley, opposite Mt. jackson, last
night. They express The opinion that
Jackson's reconnaissance has overtaken the
rear gnard of Gen. Shields command.
General Fremont's front rested at Mount
Jackson his line extending from the AIns-
sarumenito the foot Of North Mountain,
southIof Mill Greek. 3 Ei.6uS a5c.I 4
1t 10 stated by seeessionists here and from
above that jackson has been reinforced by
Gen. Whites division, $4,000 strong, and
that he is advancing down the LurHy val.
ley again, Keeping only a small force in the
g valley to smuse General Ere
En01t.1 it41- ~ q i1-ia1 Ts1. III -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
Missouri State Convant1nn.

JEFFERs0N CfrY, June ie.ATbe Enamel
patton Convention met to-day, one hun
dred and niuety-tive delegates represent.
log 251counties, being present Judge R.
w. Wells of Cole county was reported par-
manent President by the COMMITTEES on Or.
ganization, Q Vice Presidents and 3 Sec
retartes we're appointed
"A COMMITTEE on Platform was appointed
with b. Gratz Brown as. Chairman.
e The Convention adjourned to meet To-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

NJ AcPuNULATIo4 or FREloHT.-zAo
immense quantity Of freight 8as ac5umg,5a
tAsso at the Bslsimofs Ohio Railroad de-
pot, This is owing 70 the fact that IN,
road has been recently interrupted by tbs
!, .soels ander Jackson, aud since il has
zen put IN order again. unusual demands
nave oeen made upon it by. the govern.
"ens. Our merchants are loud in their
because the road cannot re.
freight. but We do not Know
taes tue Inconvenience (which they. COM
plain can beremedIed at present. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

-THE RAMA brisk rain set In earIy
yesterday morning, and continued without
the slightest cessation until l2 O'Clock.
Nobody attempted to leave the shelter q
their houses without an umbrella. II was
regular, resOlute rain that there was NO
lodging. The drops danced upon the
sidewalks like innumerable puppets the
water gurgled from the spouts INCREASINGLY.
the streets were covered with puddles. and
the sewers turned into miniature cataracts.
10 this connection we beg leave to sub
NIT that an umbrella is property, lust as
much as house or coat, and that man
who takes one during rainy weather, might
just as we'll steal two dollar sheep. Ne
hope that the man who took our umbrell.
yesterday, may never have any other shell
ter-not hair else, night or day, between
himself aud foul weather.
For few hours in the afternoon, there
were some patches of blue sky overhead
and little sunshine, bat towards evening
there came up very black storm, accom-.
panied by the lOudeSt kind of thunder aud
the most terrific explosions of lightning.
After the storm had spent its violence. an
other long continued shower of rain came
down.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
.8g .g6tF8raq6s..
.AE.IERNO0N .DTSPATGHESy=
q From New Orleans.

b.. 3 ~ u
NEW YORK, J une 1S.-The steamer OCEAN
! Queen, from New Orleans, with dates IA
the 18th, has arrived. -
fli PAymaster I'D. Weld, of Boston. died
on board on the 14th, aud was buried ION
West Bank, three miles above the head q
the Passes.
Among the passengers are Mrs. General
Batler and number Of discharged sol
Pierre soule is also on board as pris-
oner. 3a9s i5isi3 I69
The New Orleans Pieqyuns of the 18th
Denies the report telegraphed to Boston
paper from Washington that the yellow
LeVer 999 made its appearance in New Or
leans. Such was not the fact.
up TO the llth instant, 1900 families:
We're supplied with provisions.
y Gen. Shtpley has vetoed the resolution
OF the Assistant Board of Aldermen annnll-
ing the contracts for cleaning the streets.
ARiisp 2 resolutionI .annuiling the lease of
certain markets. .
The Story in the Journal Of Commerce
mat Col, Moody was hung in front OF his
store isdenied, he being unmolested and
alive. = 81 5f1ts
ThesBank of America has resumed spe-
Gle payment. ~ ~ fl = s
The city was pretty quiet.
The ships Wild Cat from Matanzas, the
South from Calcutta the Knobs from Liyss
erPooli the Nightingale from Keywest aud
aayelOck from Boston, were below New
Orleans on the i 9th. ,f.
Inc gnnboat Calhoun has also arrived,
The schooner III. Farland had cleared
for Boston, with a cargo of sugar and mo.
,lassesad s5s IS s.
The ship South has 100 tons of gupny
cloth aud 200 bales of gunny bags.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
List NIGHTS DISPAT,JCIIHIEII-EElSy.
From Fremont's ,Commend

81 Mousr JAoKson, Jnne l6.-Relinble in
formation has been received at headlouarz
tiers, that Jackson has been reinforced n
second time by ~. 900 men. 81 - !,
u Gen fremont Is in a very. exposed COM
'dttton, and is "a danger OF being over
ThelHmed by vastly superior force. No
Eeinloseements are on the way to him,
~ u ts. believed that much. OF the Ooriuth
army 10 about 70 be sent 70 hold the SheL
paudoah lley, with its Immense supplies
OF wheat, until after harvest time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

NV York, June 1s.-The steamer Chi
ma arrived at this port to-day at noon. A
summary Of heradVices have already .been
published, having been received via Cape
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

ESrTHR SusDAY SoHoobs AND rus
FOuRTH.-Agreat feast of reason and floW.
OF soul is being prepared for the little
boys and girls who attend the various Sun
day schools of n. b Church in this
city. Theyare to be favored with Fourth
OF July treat the antieipatioh Of which
will make them happy ill the time COMES
and the remembrance oft will afford them
pleasure for long time after the holiday.
has been enjoyed A joint stock holiday
company has been formed, composed of the
officers Of the 4th Street, Chaplin Street
East Wheeling, North Street aud Island
Sunday Schools. The cOmpanyhave char
tered the steamers Ingomar, James Means,
and s. @. Baker, all oil which win leave on
the morning of the 4thj with precious loads
Outright faced, gatly decorated juveniles
fer LockVOOd's Grove, on the Ohio river,
near MouldsVilIe.H -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

BAITIWoRR,, June 1s.-The statement
that the Government hospitals at Mill
Greek and Hampton are to be abandoned
is incorrect. 's.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
From Washineton

WAsaIEGroE, June ls.2The large NUM-
Der of officers absent from their regiments
without sufficient cause, is ,regarded az SO
seFtpus an evil as to demand immediate
correction, and accordingly orders have
been issued for this purpose.
Property captured by the army, orlseized
by any Provost Marshal, or taken up astray,
or taken from soldiers marching in AN enc.
myis country, is required to be TUNED over
70 the Chief of the Staff of the Department
to which such property would appertain
while on duty with the troops, to be aS.
counted for by them as captured property.
and used for the public service, unless
claimed by the owners, or ordered by the
officer to beireturaed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

B8- THE DRAYMENs' srR1xH.-The re-.
SUIT OF the strike of the idroymeu of the
city is, that the Government wagons we're
yesterday engaged in hadiiug Government
Ireignt from the landing, while. large
number OF drays were lying idle. We
learn that it is the intention of Captain
Downing to 10 his owl hauling hereafter
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
Sale Of Land in Marshall County

oa4e Of Land In Marshall County.
Josiah 10 TaE'f'Ot IN ob.n..,s -. c..,,. ~.
SSan %il'Ha end Coz MsEshall County, virginia
Pursuance Of the decree OF the said Court made
N THIS cause ct the Spring Term, 1862 the under-
4igqeds hhet1h Of the said county Of MARSHALL will
oa the 9TH day Of July, 1862 at the court house oF
mhEGna county sell for ready money to The highest
ana 9eet bldaeF, the tIlCt Of land In the bin men.
tloped, or suaiciency thereof to pay the sum Of
we hnndted and thirtynne dollars and tWenty.sev.
en- CENTS with Interest from the hFst day or Affi
IL the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred aAd fty.
ny and twenty:tiree dollars and twenty-five cents
cost! OF this suit together with the costa Of this Id
TeFttsement, and the fses Of the SheriR for making
tina sale, and such other costs may be legally IN.
eident TO making such sale. The said tract or land
the tract mentioned In the bill and proceedings in
ms case containing nInety-One acres and seventeen
poles and the same tract OF land situate In barshall
county, virginia, on which said Ben amin Redd now
lives founded by land II James Wilson, Thomas
Stewart and Othcrs and which was conveyed by said
1n8ersol to said defendant, John WiIsdnI by deed
dated the hrst day OF April 1855, and recorded in
tha clerks ONCE Of Marshall county, Aforesaid.
,lffls- J. REED,u :
je4-3Od.d&w Sheriff for AarshRli CO.. III. T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

LFrpn The pa stIngtOn, @. o. Republican,
Arrival OF iHFO1hded Soldiers ffrbI
the late Battle at Port Republic.
Cruel neglect GOmeiRIs--KIn dneSi
/ OF Citizens. =
Il g0d,SaSpt evening t,Stit fan o,sIdsly
nuhhe6lDt ffsig htl taES az Aobed. to .IaaI5.
connective arrived from Virginia fillei n
lqEerfiowing With sick Ind wounded Sol.
diers WHO were wounded at Port Repub.
lie, to the number of two or three hundred
closely crowded together in the cars and
outside of thelns From Surgeon S. b.
Sttdger and the men generally, we cleaned
the following particulars: =
Most OF these men belong to Ohio regi-
nents: Some are from Indiana and some
IRON virginia: They belonged to the adj
vance o.: Gen, Shields division, which was
composed OF two or three brigades made
up OF fragments OF regiments, Numbering
la All only about 1880 men. They were
ordered by General Shields to destroy the
bridge over the Shena nti6aflJ al iP69 RI
pubic, which Jackaonis army in its retreat
would have to cross. a'fi7.r7f---
alnstead of destroying the bridge. as
eotnmelaed the colonel Ia COMMAND ~.
daredl his menjto hold die bridge. aud "a !!
fused to let them burn it. This nroved n
be a fatal mistake. Jackson, hotly mr.
sued and harrassed by Fremont. came IN
the bridge With an overpowefiug force az
", OoOr and engaged our weak force, which
SrscsJe%te5 g ana desperation I'M
t p.SS ~ T. Lbs present war The
tion S ~ rnaoae 70 desPera-
bsHns5 ~ 7. !ssuge 1G I tney were
5etasa Il ~ p9teSs 5ney broke the barrier
forsrt. t;,ss 3 lasaea az our men three diff
n,tss5 aI y q ~ = any pmes We're re-
IScEsons: Jul loEee ~ tneir centre, while
m. &C., nJIts, eus1ieu MN 20 Hank
W. .o'Sei Mulcn, alteE 3elng terribly cut
up up anu nearly surrounded, were obliged to
ons neiu, Eettea!ing IN good order,
u es'I i oetnB ooliged 70 cut itsaway
al ~, ~ u'etius "s9 ~, com pletely surround
d. MI eusy. rus occurred last hoq-
Frs,,. W enemy were closely pursued by
tbs ssms 5 anu az, L was qnaerst9od that on
l1sIeE buried ! sU0 Of the
onS 49, A5ilsu u u me mornings tight,
h,lA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
Notice TO Man suBserIbere.
4th OF July Celebration.

TJNHE undersigned respectfully invite tl,e e,tt,sn.
OF whssiias to meet Aiih them at the Court
to make arrangements for u proper eeisbrsi tos y;
the coming anniversary Of our National TI,,..r.
denes A. J SNYk HS1eV No. -'t
S. Harper Bro. Lit SIorsiS5n q Is,
}. I. Scott Co. CFanRle q n, -
7. II. Logan Co. san,'l OFF S5,, a n,
TAllant Drlaplain, J.C orr ~ : ~.
Cooper 4 senssIry, Mcclellan 4 Ryo,, = i r
La1ghlins Bushaeld Il. Cartwright:
C. Harbour, y tst5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
TeIesrapla Markets.

ClNIHHAIT, Jnne .-FIonr heavy dnIl, and prices
nominal hlL demand fOr red Wheat and The mar
declined 70 $40 and Rye 70 466l8c Corn duIrat al
M1hisLy arm aud in good demaud at 5ie. A good
demand tor Lard q n and prime country soid at
t hs LateS city y held firmly At $50. No demand
ioE mess pork, bplk pork or baoon. Sugar cured
s are IN geo demand e. 7197zc and tho hest
~ 1Les 1re neld At &c. No change In Groceries,
uoid dnll at prem. buying and 6S selling dsnand
notes s1fe premium. Bxehange dull at par to -
Prem Money abundant at G9s per cent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19


Ia ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-Save yorr
money by buying the sapOaifisf, or Con.
centFated Lye, for making hard or son soap.
one pound will make nine pounds of good
bard Soap, Osaiss gallons of beautiful white
soft Soap, also Rabbits Concentrated Pot
ash, Rabbits Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted to
take the stains out of Table Linen and
Napkins. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
PURIrx your BLOOD by using Ayers sar.
sapariIai, Lindssy,s Blood sdaFc6er, Ro--
backs Blood Purifers DE-. John Bulls In
proved Sarsapatflla, Seoyill's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alterativte or Brent
ltnger's Fluid Extract of Sarsapari!le aud
Dsndsllion. For sale by Reed & Kraft,
Bgrhaye's Holland Bitters, ArnoId's Cell
ebrated Stomach Bitters, HooHandis Ger
man BitteFs, Hostetter's Stomach Bttters.
Sanlord's Liver Invigorator, Kennedy'si
Kraft. t'sSA sNS
SirJames Clark's Female Periodical pills,
.Eotfs Pills, Todd's Pills, Ayers Pills,
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills, McLane's
and Jayne's Pills, Klitt's Worm PIums.
Frey's Vermifuge, White Wash Brushes.
Scrub Brushes, Paint aud Varuish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes in
great variety: For sale by " ia 'e..' ass
REED & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

ESExPLoslON OF AN ExGNn-AH En-
GSEER K1LLED.-on Tuesday evening an
engine drawing stock train, going east,
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, when
about one mile east of Rowlesburg. blew
up with a terrific explosion. The eugi-
neeF, whose name was Howard, was blown.
distance of one hundred yards and, of
course, instantly killed. The fireman,
whose name we did not learn, was slightly
scalded. The boiler of the engine was
blown into innumerable fragments and
pieces were found at almost Incredible dis
tances from the immediate scene of the ex-
PlOsiOn. In consequence of this accident
the passenger train due here on Tuesday
afternoon did not arrive until yesterday!
Howard, the engineer, resided at Grafton
and leaves wife and two children. AT
the time of the explosion the train was
under way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

SS= LIEUT.. PARkEn,-Lieut. wm. II.
Parker of Co. Il, 9th Virginia Regiment,
writes q very interesting account Of the
battle at Cross Keys, to his father, in this
city The lletteF,Published yes, erdayy gives
substantially the same statements.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
The Confessions and Experience of
~. an Invalid. - ! al

Publiahed for the bensdt and as warning and 4
caution 70 young men wis pnlEer from Nervous De-
6tity, Premature Decay, &c.; supplying at the same
time the means Of selECure. BY one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quaelsry. BY enclosing, a
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
Bedford, Kings Cos New York. Gpl2lyd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

General Mcclellan compliments Colonies
AVerill and Gregg for the handsome man
ner In which the expedition was conduct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

B8rDEATu OF soID1En.IJames H.
Sampson, a private in Company /, s2d
Ohio Regiment, died at the Sprigg House
Hospital on Tuesday, of typhoid pheatno
MA. He resided at Reconnaissance, Ohio,
on the Muskingum river. .6,n i !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

81 AliLls q y Z 80 = Z ~ J 81 y d
{ t4oUIsyILIBI JRne 1s.-James b Aler.
en.cer, Of KY. lieutenant,in the regular
etElnyt zen thts morning from his room
itltne thlrd story theth pnisEille Hotel,
: = ilnl5 MIN mosts tttsta1 Alexander
has been Post Commissirt q - NJ -
a1ld was here for dslifntto
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

gS-THE RrvER.-Thsre were nearly
eight feetwatsr III the channel of the Ohio
river yesterday, aud the stream was rising.
The Bostona left last evening with an
unusually light trip.
IN we are glad to see that the landing,
which is badly damaged in some places, H IL
being repaired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

ST.. Louls, June ls.-Ths Provost Mar
shPl General of Missouri has issued au or
der instructing the Provost Marshal Of this
city to- cause all persons in thsscitv sns-
Peeted Of disloyal sympathies, 10 take the
cain OF allegiance 20 the United States
S y andsd the Provisional Stbae
dilIdyals shah be SreStiEGd q .eiSS ~ AZ
for their obserYsnee- Of ths Ss,b mr.
Marshal also directs tie M n an ,1a.
sons guilty 81 diaIoyal e6adaet.l &bstbsr
such consists of acts OF knowledge. u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

GS-ClRCUlT CoURT.-Judge Berkshire
adjourned the Circuit oourt.lasstt evening,
after having transacted quite a large
amount Of business. - y - :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
[Rrom the Daily EXPIRES; l,an0aster, Pan :
VCTIl6AIlOAI. WRITING9RIiIrT

lkF0mthe Daily Expires, lAnGaster, Pal
YCHl1MlOAL WRITlNG9FLUID.n
y eve are indebted 70 Mes5rs. r. Barr ca. for a
supply Of Lapghlins BnlhAelds Ink, an article We
have been hsing exclusively for tho year past.
'tIt Is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia.
by Artq whose loyalty never fora moment wSSered
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment We
could pay WOuld be to say that 1t Is as genuine as
free, - and rastheir Ink, WITH
which No make this record.
ed with many other black devices, NE have found It
superior in every repec % any other either foreign
or home make, and nance pron0unee It the b1St ana
most reliable in the market.n
IAU9HhIGs 3iBUSHRIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by ]. o. Orr 4 Go. RI ! y @ y &
~ > Reed & KRAFT - 5isd- .-li $50 ssti's % :
Isl Jos. GrnVes iss1a 81 b [ fs5f .es-fts1 =
Wa. 2, NeKelEey, j. - j - :.
Aud Book sellVta generally. az { ? ~ ~ u MIL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19


68FTHE MuLLI0AN D1soRDRRL1Rs.-The
stragglers from Colonel Mulliga1,s Reet.
meutp Isf. in this city, are very irrepres.
sibls set. Like true sons of Erin, they like
their grOg and are very strongly oppOset,to
discipline when under its ihfldence. Amer
long search on Tuesday evening. the
stFagglers were collected together and sent
down to Beuwood, where they,were need
ed to take care Of the horses, hat they be-
came SO riotous in their conduct that thev
were placed 10 a car under guard. They
then commenced breaking up the car, and
as last resort, theoficer in command or.
deFed the car to be brought up to this city
with its freight. Arriving here, Captain
Overs Provost Guard conducted them to
the Asheneum, where they now remain.
On Tuesday, some of Mulligah's Regi.
meat got into difficulty with tavern
keeper at Benwood, named Sullivan, who
had been selling them whisky, and gen.
eFal row eusued, during which Sullivan
was pretty badly used. Colonel Mdlligan
bad previously given = general warning in
reference to this matter, so when the row
occurred, the whisky in sullivan's estab.
l'hment was destroyed. Is