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feet All the work on the building is done In
The best manner, aud taken as a whole, the
structure is a tasty and most perfect piece Of
architecture The first passenger train ran
out Of the new depot building yesterdav.s
------
Inc regular quarterly session Of the Board
Of Supervisors commenced yesterday after
noon at three O'Clock, the full board beinr
short some five or SIX members, President Da-
yid 8, Hammond In fl,e ch,fr
The proceedings Of the last Decevnhcr eeau
~. -. ,..s - x,s 80 4aes .,e'oe' ses-
'gn The se,t ~ '1s Hsss;a ao.S approved
r,,,s+on hs,;n,, hao,, rsoates -.
was entered into, and Geo. F. Foster. ESQ,
elected to FL the Vacancy
peauon nanefousl5 sisnea YVES brought
ofWorth, askinp 'for 5,v;s;on If The +oun
AremonstEance against such action, almost rs
nnmcsoutiy signed, was also produced from
an opposite party IN the town. Both docu-
men1s "eze referred to the Judiciary Commit
a mo1o1 WIS naae 10 release the hondsmcn
Of Patrick Donahue, defaultfne tay cn,1ec+o-
ofthe town ofPa1os. This yas also Referred
to The Committee on Judiciary.
It was decided to make the DRAWING of
Jurors forthe sunerior Courts the order If thu
dsy for Thursday.
The Board adiounned 70 ten O'Clock t1,fs ~
-
DEATHs AMosc THE PegoxsRs.- Since our
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"no "as 60 sltons. enc snppeo, came down,
ler head striking first and her feet high In
air. Her beau, Juddcrkins, coming along
most opportune1s aided her to recover her
perpendicular and her portmonaie, and made
discovery. He says he knows why the lady
allows her skirts 10 drag in the mud It is not
because her feet are 60 small they can't be
scen-quite the contrary.
It were vain to try to relate all the bumps,
the thumps, the humps, that took place yes
tcrdaE- "T1eir name isLegion-'' 4 wag
suggests that all wlo promcnaded. the streets
were like unto the wicked man spoken Of in
Holy Wit, because they were standing in
slippery places-he would not hint that all
were wicked, however, who were outside and
took q slide On the Ice. By no means. But
yesterdays ice was "bIg thing,''
C3sn ESIARoEMzsr.- meeting Of the
Mercantile Association, last evening, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEnEAs, The bin now before Congress, pro-
riding for the enlargement Of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal and the construction of a shin
canal connecting the Mississippi river and the
gEeat hikes is OF the utmost Importance to the M.
ton as protective and patriotic measure and
also 10 The commercial interests Of the Notfh-
west a1d Of the whole country: therefore
Rsosed Ihat the Msseants 1b
bill snd respectfully request the Representatives
and Senators in Congress from this State to use
eye!y means @ in their power to secure the passage
Reso1red That the proper officers Of this Aasocl-
ntton be Instructed TO correspond with and bring
the matter before other associations Of like
character, and ask tlcr cooperation in cnectfng
the abicct desired.
~ The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton request meeting Of those ministers Of
the city who are willing to take part in sup
plying regular preaching to the prisoners in
Camp Douglas, tomorrow, "wednesday } at
II O'Clock L. NJ, at the rooms Of the Assocfa-
tion, Methodist Block, for the purpose Of
arranging and facilitating tho labors.
Baownns BaoTna sfKKzs4s0s' KEzr, Committee.
FRE.-The alarm Of fire at half-past twelve
last night Was caused by the discovery of q
1ivid glare in the heavens over the vicinity Of
Bridgeport Tie steamers werc out In good
season, hut returned without visiting the
| locality.
DIED In CAxr-Francis Eddy, a member ol
60. D., SD Illinois regiment (Cushman'd
bngade), died at Camp Douglas on Sunday
last- The deceased enlisted At Ottawa, and
recently came from ENGLAND.
No COUNTERFEIT TREAsuxx Eorxa-We pub
Ashed dispatch this morning stating coun.erfei.
5 Treasu1y nosea had made their appes,auce IN
Ne" 1o1k. The gc1'lcmzn to whsm the dispstch
belo" is addressed sent dispatch this 1uornine
making Inquiries e. to the truth OF the report, a,d
received the following reply:
| NEW TonE. March 2, 1a1.
| JANIS EoTo:-1here are no counterfeit Treas
| CRY notes Ia circulation here.
| Wa1rE. MoaR1s & CO.
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D.ED IN TIE HosPITAL~--0scarN n. Snow,
son Of Newell snow Of this city, . member Of
Wizards Battery, company 4, died last week
III Tie hospital ut Cincinnati, from tic effects
OF exposure ut Fort Donelson. His remains
will probably be taken to Shclburne Falls,
Mass, By his father, for internent The de-
ceased was eighteen years Of age, and much
respected by large circle Of friends and ac-
Guaiutauces In the city
, 1862-03-04

g Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn It,, and get
gour clothes cleaned and repaired. noyl2
, 1862-03-04

FoHLfoR EuRoPE.-A Wa1lingford, Freight
and Passenger Agent in Chicago for the Great
Western Railway, shipped on the 2s:h ult.
four strong cages, made for the purpose, CON
timing fourteen pairs prairie hens, for the
hennerx Of Queen Victoria We believe some
shipments Of a like character were made to
England last year, the object being to endeay-
or to domesicatc the birds, in which, if ira
dition ia worthy Of eredence, the English will
hardly succeed without some difficulty.
, 1862-03-04

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY. DoEag1Ac, H1ch.-1 boz
obes f pioWs
sheet ro1 linen, cotton, package sage, test
'qsRt so9bhss e9es1; x,Rp ,RsRs5s; v Pleasant
porte Co, Ipd-l barrel containing Il pairs socks,
2pails cloth mittens, comfortablcs. 9 feather
s9snions shset hospital shirt. pillow cases
ere. 10 crash towels. Il handkerchiefs rolls cot
ton bandages, Ds apples, . MS dried berries 100
msga5tnes: e. p.Rests n pine, nsed9le. 9e thread
ehi1s Il to1es. Il sReees il Prs dra%eas 6sn,
sol.Dn1kas' ns A1p Soc1ETr. a Albiou, Mich.-1 box
containing Is bedsackR, 16 pillow ticks, II new
slecte q prs Eoeks, II fine combs, II pra drawers
ss@1ests, s. tcwes S hsndEe9ehe4e. q hS s' yapd IL
ELK, roll cotton and 1fnen pkgs lint, 20 rolls ban
dages, peck dried apples, pillow cases. 5 sheets
boz containing eomiorta6les. quits. S ptows,
soeka eleets. rs sase | iiat. cotton @ sbIrt f.
1Te9l Es ssi5t: IT ! pin eus6o1s, rolls bandages
Me9t5 s6eets fehFts' e"ndagcs' for D. H Hitchcock
containing 1jnE b'seE current Wins. bottles red
fni quits 1s Il eoesoa sSirts, 'ss Is
gowns a:naei sheets. asnnei si silt % prs siip
cans fruit. pf linen pants, 10 magszines roI old
NI-H s~~- AoEo AAkA faFt-{e.
SolDlER's Am socmrT, Hayland, Michigan.-1
boz CONTAINING blankets, 10 pillows, 19 pillow
cases, 10 feather pillows, 8pr drawers, ha1dker-
chief. 4 roll bsndages Is MS dried fruit, prs
sockF shcets: faanel shirts, II towels, il mag
a2ines, roll Old cotton, soap, pins, buttons.
soLD1EEs' AID SocHEr, Milwaukee. Wis:-a
noSca. Box II contains comfott&blex dressing
g,. g9E,ns. y landkeschieks, dog prs socks, 10 pFs
h3tcns, D pra canton flannel drawers, IS sheets,
! bottles eoHa1t wine, II pillow cases, sheet.
2; Ssnton flannel shirts: spsA linen drawers, bed
ncSs. halr psuowB: feather pillow, Is towels,
nsd s, shhiI,te ah, red flannel shirts. linen shirt
reifins, bs eoda crackers. ns dried currents.
rapers com starch, bag dried curraats Pkg gel
afine, 3jare jel1ics and preseryea ixr totnatos
cans ,.Il ,easnlbcf1dics g. atraxbezet bacEgan-
zines rolls babdages old linen and cotton eloths
lox l3 cortains@ comfortublse, s115 dozen pairs
eccks prs u1ittens red flannel shffts. prs cot
Ion flannel drawe1r. bed sheets, double guns, 4
pillow cases. dog ehcets. hair ptllowB feather
pillow, guilt. 6 cotton dhnnel shirts, handker-
chiefs bed ticks boxes faEina 10 lbs dried -.
pies. 3 or nutmeg, box cx lemons, bag sago, 1
PACKAGE gelatina.a package crackers, l Bag dried
culrants. paper corn etarch papate farina jars
preserves. 10 cans jeli:es. jar blackberry ian
cup grspc Jelly. jax blackberry jelly. rolls baaa
, 1862-03-04

New York Bank Bank Statement.
NEw YoRK, March 3.
The New Turk weekly Bank Statement is AZ
follows:
nerfpana In 1nanr ....-.. % ora .,n
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COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EvE1Na, March 3, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

WAsHrXGroN, July s.-The tax collectors
and assessors will be selected on the mode
usually adopted in the Treasury Depart
meut. ALI applications are recorded and
filed together with all letters in support of
proposed appointments, whether of Mem
names of all applicants, with careful nb-
stracts of the letters and information relat-
lug to each, are submitted to the Presi.
dent, together with the judgment of the
Secretary nfthe Treasury, as to the proper
means to be selected with these papers be-
fore him. The President forms his own
opinion and makes his own appointments.
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FRONT ROYAL, July SIT is reported
here that one of our wagon trains on the
road leading southward, near Flint Hill.
was attacked yesterday by two hundred
rebel bushwhackers aud a battle on IA small
scale ensued. The attacking party was at
first believed to be the advance guard of n
large force. Shortly afterwards the. rebels
redispersed inioth mountains and MOTH
ing more heard of them.
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B8DEtlaIUN TRExxSs.-A man by the
name. of Buckley was arrested yesterday by
0uieer Lancaster aud committed to jail.
He had the delirium tremens. aud faneied
that something else, besides the s'tremens''
was going to kill him. He was not re-
garded as safe man to run loose.
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Bg-PRoBABLE FIenr IN. THE KAYAwHA
vALbEY.-coi.C Crook commanding the Beth,
9Th, aud 44th Ohio regiments volunteers,
on Wednesday last, hearing that the rebel
Gen. Heth was short distance beyond
Le~tsburg, with 1000 cavalry and infantry,
followed in pursuito of ltheeuemy. He was
to have attacked Heth on Friday morning
last. The result is not known. 1t will
be remembered that Crook, some time since
captured four pieces ofsartillery and 100
prisoners from Gen. Heth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

p9-SoIDrERs' Alp sooIsry. meeting
of citizens was held last evening at the
US. Court room, for the purpose of form
ing a Soldiers Aid Society. The meeting
resolved itself into an Aid Society, and a
committee of five was appointed to report
abasis ofaction:and a plan of permauent
organization. The meeting adj burned till
Friday evening. 4s. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

D9TnE ssrH ILLrSo1s RRerIEsr.-Tbe
6sth Illinois Infantry arrived at Camp Car
lille on Monday evening. The regiment,
which is full and more than full, is COM
manded by Col. Stewart, and is composed
of FIRST rate men who are very. well equip
ped. The regiment will leave to-day or
tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

FoRTREss MONROE. July ga flag of
trnce returned to-day from a cruise up the
York river. At Cumberland was found 90
of our wounded soldiers. They were
brought mile away, when the rebels com
PEELED US to return them tie the hospital
where we fouud them.
All.quiet on James river.
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BUslNRss Mor1c rs 8.
lay-CoMMoN SRNsE in short ANA ens,

3S1 COMMON SENSE IN short and easy
4 iessolnls:l ltE 10 ,yT9fgG
i. The trdpsEsr and the colder are very
liable to suffer from the frequent changes
.of water'aridi die to which they are ueoes.
IEfsarily subjected, IAN stegsutaud eITectual
preventive and corrective of such results is
/ Logqn's Esseacs ofJJamaica Ginger. This
preparation is made from the purest and
ibest materials, and is warranted equal to
any Essence of Ginger in the market.
Price % cents. 's Z s'i11i e
2. The best Hair Dressing aud Tonic in
the market is Heimstrsets Hair Coloriing.
Price 81.
/ 3. No one wishes.,o pay 81 for cough
remedy, when one equal to the, hest--Dr.
Chgpmdn's HoarAound BaLsaln-can be
purchased for 20 cents. esaA5 IL
4. You cannot purchase everywhere,
Turkish Towels fine French aud American
Syriuges, Trusses and Supporters Of ypri-
Gus style. fine Tooth and Hair Brushes !;
Pomades, Gologues and Perfumes, in rare
bottles of new and elegant designs Nurs-
ing Bottles, most approved styles, Lint,
HOspital' Sheet:ng. &C., &c. 81
IS. YoR can pnrchasenl these articles,
pitha thousand Others, as wanted, from
T. H, LoaAs3& Co, Al Main Street, or
LOGAN, List & Co., Bridge Corner, Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
$50 -----7---7-a .-7-----=- ils.a
D9- EcoSoMY IS WBALrH,-Save your
money by buying the saponiiier, or Con-
centrnted Lye, for making hard or soft Soap,
one pound will make nine pounds of good
hard Sonp, or nine gallons OF beautiful white
soft Soap, also Babbitfs Concentrated Pot
ash, Babbitt's Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted TO
take tue stains out of Table Linen and
Napkins. For. sale by Reed 4 Kraft.
PURIPY YOUR BLOOD by using Ayers Sar-
saparilal, Iindsey's Blood Searcher, Ro.
backs Blood Purifier, DR.. John Bulls I'm
proved Sursaparilla, Scoyill's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alternative or Brent
linger's Fluid Extract of sarsapari!le and
Daudellioa. For sale by Reed & Kraft
B@rhave's Holland Bitters, Arnold's Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters, lIoofiands Ger
man Bitters, HOstetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sanford's Liver Inyigorator, Kennedy's
Medical Discovery. For sale by Reed aud
Kraft
SirJames Clnrk's Female PeriodicalPills,
Eof7s Pills, Todd's Pills, Ayers Pills,
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills, McLane's
and Jayne's Pills, Klitt's Worm Plums,
Frey's Nermifuge, White Wash Brushes,
Scrub Brushes, Paint aud VArnish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes in
great variety. For sale by
REED & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

Yesterday P. NJ, submarine battery
was towed TO the Navy Yard by a tug, from
Phiiadelpkia. AS it lies in the water, it
resembles in shape a sturgeon, aud is
about thirty feet long and six feet IN diam
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE,
WAsHtNaroN lnlv

WASHINGTON, Julys.
The House concurred in the report of
the Committe of Conference on the United
States Note bill aud resumed the consider
alton of the bill to provide for the discharge
of State prisoners and others and to an-
thOrize the Judge of the o. S. Courts to
take bail or recOgnizance to secure the trial
of the same, clothing the President with
power to suspend the privileges of the writ
of habeas corpus.
The bill was then passed.
The House passed the Senate bill defining
pay and emoluments of certain officers of
the army and for other purposes. One of
the sections empowers the President to
discharge any officers unsuitable for duty
or whose dismissal would promote the pub
lie interest. Another section bestows full
citizenship on persons born abroad after
Que years residence, on condition of hon
orable serving in the army.
On motion of Mr. Elliott, of Mass, the
House insisted on its disagreement to the
Senate's substitute for the Coufiscation
bill, and consented to a Committee of Con-
ference.
The House concurred in the Conference
report on the Civil Appropriation bill.
The House then adjourned.
SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. Clark of R. l., the Con-
fiscation bill returned from the House was
taken up.
Mr. Clark moved that the Senate insist
on its amendments, and ask Committee
of Conference.
Mr.. Sherman moved that the Senate re-
cede from its amendments and agree to the
House bill.
Mr.. Trumbull hoped the Senate would
recede, in that way they could gera Con-
fiscation bill, not as efficient as some wish
ed, but get good bill.
The resolution was taken on Mr.. Sher-
mans motion, which was rejected.
Mr.. Wright of Indiana, called up the res
oiution for the expulsion of Senator Sim
mons.
Mr.. Ten Eyck moved to refer the reso-
luton to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Agreed to. Ayes 81, noes T.
Gu motion of Mr.. Fessenden the Tariff
bill was taken up.
The Sennte proceeded to consider tue
amendments reported by the Committee on
Finance.
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n9r MELANCHOLY DEArH.-The young
girl who died a dayor two since at Mr..
VIM. Exley's, on Hampton street, was only
eighteen years old. She lived ten days af-
tcrtking thepotson corrosive sublimute-
and although it was generally supposed
she would recover, she expressed the
opinion from the beginning that she would
never get we'll. There were two bottleslin
the cupboard, and not being able to tell
which contained the turpeptiue, she heed
lessIy tasted of the contents and was thus
fatally poisoned. She was engaged to be
married to a Young man in Ohio. The
day set for the wedding was the day after
she died, and instead of a bridal dress she
wore winding sheet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

PuILADHLpuIA, July SIN consequence
of the interruption of the telegraph wires
between the Capitol and the principal office
in Washington, we have not received any
Congressional report to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

pSeA WuERLiSa Boy snor BY GueaR1L-
LAs.-Charles Mccoy, of this ely, mem
her of Capt IVES. Rowau's Cavalry com.
Pany, arrived here on Monday evening on
board the steamer Kenton, aud was taken
to the Sprigg House Hospital! Mccoy,
with Others of his company was out on a
scouting expedition on the Fourth of July,
in Rome county when the party was fred
upon by gang of guerrillas. a baltfrom
one ofthe guerrilla guns entered his right
side and came out on the left The wound
isavery dangerous one. and it is the opin-
ion of the pest Surgeon, Or. Swain, that
he cannot survive.
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Mowers and Reapers!
RuckRYE. FOR 1869.


Mis- justly celebrated Machine Is now generalIy
L known and recognized as the b. st and most per-
tect Mower in use. zach years experience adds TO
ts bsh reputation and proves its superiority over
all Others, 1t combines many advantages not FUND
In other maehines 1t has two driving wheels
which act Together or Independently; e also has
double hinged folding cutter bar which makes IL e.
Peetally adapted 70 cutting hilly aud sur
Aees allowing It to pass freely stones other
ObstTuction also allowing the bar to fold aeFus the
irams without removing single bolt or nut The
use from Reid TO Held farm As readily a.
common cart. The finger bar IL made OF steel the
guard ringers are peculiar to this and ars So
cufed by patent. They aFS made Of drought Iron
and laid with steel; the Importance OF this feature
will be reality recognized by those who have been
annoyed by the eOst and trouble Of the cast fingers
used on other machines. Again, while presenting
perfect mower we alsO furnish when desired an In
depenpent reap ng attachment thus giving the pnF-
chaser the advantage OF n single or combined ma
chine We warrant every machine, and duF.nE the
experience Of six years have never had sIngle ma
chine returned. We therefore feel Justified IN re-
eommending the BUCKEYE superior 70 ali others.
We now furnish two siEes suitable to tho wants Of
all classes OF farmers.
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
will be sOl at the very low price u eighty-ave dol
lars, and for lghtness Of dram, eonVenience smpIi-
the held Farmers wanting machine must sSnd IN
their orders early ~ there will be but limited
number built this season. sample machines can be
sesu at MF. John TiObuTn'g corner Of Market And j
Quincy streets, Wheeling. -s. =, p -,
TIIE0. n. G0RRBLIs re-
aP90 Agents for Manufacturing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

s9-THE steamer BostOna No . arrived
yesterday, and will leave this evening for
Cincinnati. She is one Of the finest boats
and is as well Offered as any on the Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

sr. JOINS, N. F., July s.-The steamer
Damascus, frem Glasgow, with dates to the
2sth ult., passed Cape Race at four o'clock
on Monday afternoon.
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81 Ulelegragt,,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
additional FOREIGN News.

ST.. JOHNS, n. F., July s.-The following
is the latest intelligence, brought by the
steamer Europa, which was accidentally
omitted yesterdays report:
liverpool, Saturday Evening, June 2s.-
The excitement ID the cotton market has
Fincreasedsto- day.
MADRID, June 29.-In the Senate to-day,
EGalderenl ollantes expressed the hope that
the action of France in Mexico would not
exceed the Limitation of the London Con-
pVention; the Ministers said that Spain
would still exercise su(ficient7iuhuenc to
obtain Legislative satisfaction from Next
co, for she had not abandoned the employ
ment of the necessary medns.
It is positively affirmed .taat the King of
Portugal Is betrothed to the Princess of
Savoy. { sliti ESFtH $3.50
NEW YORK, July s.-Advices from Mas
sau, N, :, to the 2Sth ult., state that the
steamers Herald, Minihn, Bahama, Tubal
Cain, Emile and leopold, were in the port
of Charleston, and the steamer Minna, for
England. Also Eve steamers, names un-
known. ~
The rebel steamer Cecil was totally
wrecked in Abaco. Part of her cargo
was saved.
The rebel steamers Nashville and Hate
sailed on the 2lst ult., for New Inlet, n.
O., but were chased back, the former get
ting into Gun Bay, Abaco, and the latter
into Elenthera.
The steamer Overto was still under
seizure by the British war steamer Grey
hound, with prize crew on board.
The ship Barsage, from Havana for New.
York, is ashore ut Biminis,
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYEl

#1 - THE BEVSTIINi THE -WOtfLU. 81
WILLIAM a. BATcHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not TO iujure the Hair in the leest; rem
elies the i'll effects of bad dyes and inyigorates the
nalrforliEe. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant
ly turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
son and beautiful. Sold by all Drugg sts &c.
s5- The genuine is signed WILLIAM a. BAT OH
Flor, on he four sides Of each Goz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
- New York.
- - ~. = : my3l-ly-d&w
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Dividend.
PEoPLEs BANK, June 80, 1862.
The Directors OF this Bank have this day declared
a dividend OF per cent on the capital stock, cut Of
the profits of the last six months, payable to the
stockholders on demand. - OH
Wheeling, July !, lSe2- iy9-st q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09

s8- REGpER, you eau have an enduring Away
ready, and reliable GoLp PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand and style OF writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than, steel Pens. If you
want it, see .sTe Pen is AIghter than the sword,'
in another column. mh25
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09


GOA SOLDIER KILLED AT THE b. &. O..
RAILROAD three O'Clock yes
terday morning, a soldier by the name of
Adolph Bugher, belonging to Company B,
18th Illinois Cavalry, was killed in the
freight depot of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The man is supposed to have
been intoxicated at the time of the accident.
He laid down and went to sleep upon the
platform of tho depot, his legs hanging out
over the track. An engine backed up, and
in passing drew the man down between
the platform and the wheels, and he was
horribly crushed. 1t was rather dark.
when the accident occurred, and the engi.
neer didnot see the sleeping soldier. He
was picked up by some of his comrades and
taken to the hospital, shortly after reach
ing (which he breathed his last. His kid
neys, spleen aud liver were found to have
been badly ruptureI. Funeral services
were held in the hospital yesterday, and
the deceased was buried by guard of
soldiers.