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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
Report of I.ieut. Infer,

WAsHIEsreE, NAY 2e.-The following Is
the report of Lieut.. William n Juffer. com
mRnding the Monitor, IN the late engage
ment near Richmond. Il Is addressed TO
Com. Rogers:
US. IRnx-cLAD SrEANER MoSzroR,1
James River, Va, May 10, c..
Sr= submit the following report of
the movements Of this vessel during the &C
ton Df yesterday: Shortly after weighing
anchor from Our position near KiaEsland
Greek, a sharp Ere Of mnsketry was com
m=nced from both banks on al the ships.
Al hRh-pRst seven o'Clo5k discovered an
extensive fertilization on an elevation of
about Two hundred feet, with several small
er batteries, Ill appRrently mounting guns
Of the beariest cAIi5re, The Galena har-
ing hcboTed about /, 900 yards distaut from
the forf, md being warmly engaged,
endeavored TO pass Rhend Of her to
take Of some OF the fire. but found thar
ny guns could not be elevated sufficiently
10 point ri tbs fort- then took position
on The line wiki the GnieuA and maintained
deliberate fire until Lne close Of thsNsc-
ton, when, III company with the other YES
sells, dropped down TO the anchorage or
the morning.
The Ere " the enemy was remarkably
vel directed but rRinIy towards this res
sci. She was struck fhree times: one su.id
eight-inch shot square on the tarreI, two
solid shst on the side Ermor forward of
the pilot housE- Neither caused any dam
age beyond bending the plates. / am
happy to report no casualties.
In conclusion permit me 10 say thHt The
action Was most EsIlautIy fought against
great odds and with The usual effect against
ea-thwOrks- So long rs our vessels kept
up rapid IRE they rarely returDed our
ire, but the moment our fire slackenEd
they renamed their guns. II was impoE-
sible TO rednce such works except with The
AID Of q land force.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
Formation Of GuerriIla Bands.

SrRAguUEe, Va, May 1911 is current
y reported and credited in military circles.
that 1900 rebel cavalry, attached 70 the
different commands. have been disbandsd
and formed into guerrilla bands, Occupying
the various mountain ranges aud fastness-
IS. Gen Geary, few days since, learned
that one of these bands was in cave, fVe
miles from RectDrtown, and made arrange
msnts 10 surround and raPture them. On
reaching the cave, be ascertainsd that rhev
had vacated II the previous day.
A party Of forty men with horses had
evidently been there for some time living
sumPtuousiy, judging from the empty bot
ties, boxes cans, &c Il is probable they
we're portion of the force which captured
GeAry's gnard train near London last week,
and retreated Towurd WarreuIon on
Shields approach.
Gen. Genry has been ordered to report
70 Gen. Banks in future. he has been re-
hsTed from guarding the lower portion OF
the Manassas rond, which duty be has per
formed for several weeks 10 HE extent of
ff1y miles
The Blue Ridge and adjacent ranges and
spurs are infested with gasrriHAs, who
watch every opportunity 70 shoot aud cap
tnre our picksts and foraging parties
Their familiarity with the mountain de-
hies and passes enables them TO eln5e pur-
salt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
8g OeIearaph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Fortregs NOnroe.

i
( FORTRESS MoKEOE, Nay IS-The Stevens
4 battery known as the NEpgatuck, has ius1
/ arrived here from the Scene of action in
front OF Richmond, and have some inter-
sstlhg details Of The important operations
OF Commodore Rogers feet IN the upper
waters Of The James river. Il seems that
our iron clad sleUp-ut-wAr GalsnA, proceed
co mp The river leading the feet and silenr-
ing the many minor batteries that lined the
shore until the feet had arrived n point
on The James river about eight miles be-
IoF Richmond, WHARF there is n bluff upnn
which series Of strong batteries have been
constructed mp 10 the e1ry.
These batteries we're found to be mount
ed with superior rIfied guns Of very heavy
eAihre- The GGlena was mDored in close
TO these shore batteries yesterday morning,
End opened terrific frs upon them. tie
Monitor, Naugatuck, and other vessels.
assisting. Al first the shOt of The rebel
guns rolled OF the sides of the GsleuR,
making only dents in her mail, bRt frAdH-
ally, E.ter Eve hours fighting, il was
found that HE steel pointed balls used ty
HE rebels were piercing her Thirty shots
struck her and lodged, whilst two went
entirely through her, tumbiing out on The
other SIDE
A shell burst IN the Gaiena during The
engagement which nnfDrtunE1esiy killed Il
OF the crew and wounded 10; buf even this
sad Incident did not dishearten Ihe brave
Capt Rodgers and his crew. They fought
on until dark, and until their AMMUNITION
had nearly given out
The ARugatuok Was ably handled bT
Capt Constable, but after firing seven maE-
nlheent shots her splendid bow run burst.
Killing Two and wounding three OTHERS. in
Gliding Capt Constable, who was struck
IN the head by piece of the flying metal.
We are happy To learn that he is not seri-
ously injured.
A Aaw was discovered II The metal and
this was no doubt the cause Of the e1plo-
sion
Lieut. Morris, in command OF the run-
boat Port Royal and late OF the Cumber-
land Was Slightly Eouaded Comm cd ure
RoRersWAs wounded painfully bu1 non Sc
rionsly N the left cheek These are all the
casualties heard Of mp 70 the sailing OF the
Aangatuck Tor Fortress Monroe.
The slaughter among the rebels in the
batteries Is said TO have been terrible. al
though they had The advantage Of our
gunbosts IN having The batteries situated
OF bluff
The fight VIII be renewed shortly. when
Commodore Rogers hopes 10 silence the
rebel forts and If be caa pass The ohsrrun-
lions known 70 be placed in the river
above The batteries be will take the city.
A mortar bnat was greatly needed during
the action as with 1t the batteries could
have been taken easily. The Monitor was
At last accounts ahead, no bah yet fred BIZ
me enemy having any eject upon her iron
clad turret1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

MA cAEp--Mrs, ". C. presents her
compliments, and recommends her friends,
when they wish to make an elegant JeLlu,
to use Goze's Spsrkzing Gslstfne. For sale
BY T. q. Logan & Co., and Logan, List L
Co. Druggists
Form II ouT We heard lady say, a
day or Two ago, TINT she had been looking
for good 1atr Jrlssk in vain, unta she
stepped in al AZ, Main street, IT. B. Logan
& Co. Drng House, where she boneb1 m
elegant one Several persons have ..fouDd
out" that II is the plnne 10 secure fine
Brushes, Perfnmsrie1, SOzia, Pers Msdienss
Rousekesprsg -4rtIeles, &c.
Do YoU LIVE Is TowE OF GouErEy?-No
mAttesl a handy place to get what yon
want IN The line of Drugs, Medicines,
Pants, Ok, Br4shsr, Pe,5auzrlen, .spioss,
GOtiOns, &c, Is ii T a. Logan d Co 5, No.
A., Main st, or Logan, List Co.'s, Bridge
Corner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
From Gen Mcclellan.

WH1TE HOusE. Va, Nay l9.-Ths army
commenced moving Mt an early hour this
morning IN the direction OF Richmond aid
Will sneamp some miles IN advance Of this
place
The advance of Gen StOneman reached
the railroad bridge orsr the Chickhh0miny
yesterday. II is \ long ireEtle bridge, OF
rEo spans. one OF which is burned II can
be rebuilt in \ short time.
The easmy's Pickets ARE ruzrding fl1e
whole line q the riHer IN from, makinE It
UeE5 difficult 70 obi1in any information
from Rjebn5nd.
Cen Mcclellan went On = Vecnulisanee
10 the ChickAh0Enihy to-day, and the pro
gramme OF operations IN front Of Riehmund
VIA soon be decided upon
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

WAsHIEeTnK, Nay "a private letter
from one Of the officers on one Of the YES
sells of Commodore Rogers FlotiTla, speak
ing Of the recent engagement, says the Ga
lena firUn cihd3 was admiralty manuruver-
ed, and 50 beautifully sancy that she passed
I've or SIX times as close as she could get.
and siisDeed one Of their batteries. She
then passed and re-pRssed several batteries
SIX times, but finding that they were using
30 much ammunition. for which ne hare a
better use higher mp, Commodore Rogers
ordered the feet 70 more mp, whilst the
GaienA lEy abreast of The battery and dis
concerted the rebel guuners The GaIena
then followed, hui the buoyE haze been mis-
placed and displaced 50 that The pilot. last
evening, run the GRleuH ashore. and she Is
sun aground.
None Of onr resssls were seriously in
jared.
The gunboAt Jacob Bell, lying nj the
Navy YRrd wharf, was discoTersd 10 be on
fire early This morning. The flames were
soon suppressed. She WAS loaded with
ordnRnce stores and some Of the boxes OF
shells were considerably charrsd: hence
the vessel barely esrnPed being blown up.
The origin Of The fire has not been aBcer-
famed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
BUSINESS NOTICES

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one pound VII make mae pounds OF r.es
hard Soap. or nae gallons of beautiful " bi,e
soft SoHp, also Babbirt's Concentrated Pot
ash Rabbits Celebrated Soap Powder, o,
washing without labor. warranted N
take the stains out Of TntIe Linen and
Napkins For sale by Reed ( Kraft.
PUEIFy IorR Boon By usinr Ayers ssr-
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proved Sarsaparilla, SeUviIFs Blood ard
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Attentive or Brent
fingers Find Extract Of SarsAparlIle ana
DandsIiioR. For sale BY Reed L Kraft
BarhaEe's Holland Filters, ArnoId's Gel
ebrHted Stomach Bi1ters, HooRand's Ger
man Birters, HOstetIer,s Stomach Bf,1ers
Saniord's Liver Invtgorator, Kennedy
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rlghr's Indian Vegetable Pills, MeLaue,s
ana !A!nes Pills, kits Worm Plums,
frey,s NermHnge, Whine Wash Brushes
scrub brushes, Paint ana FAruish Brushes.
dairi Cloth, Nail and TOOTH Brushes in
great variety For sale by
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I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

The Naval Engagement On James
RiYe-0Relsi Re6oTt n TrI1.
mAndT Rogers
report has been reesived at the Navy De-
Partmsnt, having been forwarded by Com
mOdure GnidsbOrough:
g. 5 STEANER GALESA,
Orr CITE PoINT, JANEs RvER
Nay l6, 1862
/ have the honor TO report thai rh7s
vessel, the Aristo6k, the Mon7tor and PORT
Royal, with the Naugstnek, moved up the
river getting aground several times. but
meeting with no edectnaI impedimsnts IN
I'll We arrived Al Ward s Bluff, about eirb1
miles from Richmond, where We eneonn-
Tered heavy battery and tFo separate
barriers, formed Ofspiles and suuken YES
sells. The pilots both say that lhey saw
the Yorktown and jamestown among the
number.
The banks of The river were found lined
VI N rIhe-plts, from which sharpshDotsrs
annoyed the men nj the gems. These
would hinder the removal Of distractions
unless driven away bF a land force.
The Gnlena run within about 600 yards
Of the battery, as near the spiIes as L was
deemed proper to go, LEI 70 her anchor, and
with spring line SWING across the stream,
Doi more than twice rs wide as the ship Il
long; then, Al z:45 4. NJ, opened fire upon
Tie battery. The wooden vessels. as d.
reeted, anchored RbouT 1900 yards below
where the Monitor anchored, Eud Al nine
O'Clock she passed just above the GsIeua.
but found her guns conid not be elevated
enough TO reach the battery. She then
dropped Little below as, when her sboIs
became more effective. At Eve minutes OF
eleven, the Galeua had expended nearly AL
her ammunition, and made sisunl 10 dis
continue the action NE had bnr SIX Par
rot charges and not single filed s-ipch
sheIl.
We had thirteen killed and eleven wound
ed The rifed l0O-peuDd Parrot Of the
AanEatnck burst, half Of part Abaft the
trunnions going overheard She Is there
fore disabled.
Lieut.. Newman, the executive officer,
was conspicuous for his gallant and efse-
tTe services.
The Aristoot, Port Roynl and Nauga-
tuck took stRtioas previously assigned and
did everything thai Was possible The
Monitor could not have done better. The
barrier Is snch thai The Tessels OF the enc
my, If they haze auy, cannot possibly pass
ont, and ours cannet pass IN.
! have the honor, &c.,
Isigned,1 JoHx RopsEns.
Com q n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
A Military Governor for North Car

WAsanGToE, hay 2e.-The hon. Ed
ward Stanley is on tlle eve of departure for
North ChrnlinA- He to=day reeeIFed his
commission as NiiitAry GUEernGr Of that
StRts. BE n invested with the powers, dn-
tjes and functions of thnf EtA1inn, inslnd-
ing The power 10 establish an necessary Of
Secs md tribunals, and 70 suspend 1heWrit
II hnheRs eorPuE 5uri1g die pleasure Of
the President. OF HHiiI the loyal inllabitaats
shhll organize \ Stahe gUVerument iaaas-
eurdHDee With the CogstItufion Of the
United StAtes- His poWersare exnefly SIM an
laF % thnse with which 11llnEoa, q Tenn,
il Invested
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
Notice Re Nan suh.ertlerr-
l=s-As Acc nrllzurD CoEFIDExcE Man.

TX ~ -4ce a&FL4zuED CoEFIDEXcE Man
Monday LAT Young man If fae I'D
dress aad very geaiesI II has appearance,
came - his CITY and called upon tSbav-
saaist representing himself as Suller d.
-.st from PiItshurgh Landing BE said u.
v.nasd 10 by some Wheeling strsi-s for
winch he sad LIZ cenid gel I've cents
lasrs down South. he left an order Al the
r-,auiishmeut ior about I've hundred dol
~. worth Of goods. aud went on, with The
PROMISE 70 return ana increase the order
f-uu me tobacco house be went 10 rag
e-.-s..saalsaI where he represented thAt he
-s- 500 for one of HE girls employed in
.ae house, which be had received rom a
llss who was wounded at Pittsburgh
-.-a=lpg and Who Afterwards died. He had
rg-Ea-lsn the young womAu's name and
scented 70 be much disappointed in not
recognising her among The girls before him.
L=zying this establishment be called upon
tit Rev. M Barnes, of the 4th Streer n.
: Church WIG he tod that his name wns
lo.-lns, and that be vas son If the Rev.
lI...ns. Of the Baltimore Conference, of the
h { Church. he said be had been i'm
r-.=ousi II the South Tor his Union senn-
usais: had just been released, and Was on
Is way home 10 Baltimore md wanted To
ap--gv ten dollars. Mr.. Barnes either
suspected The fellow or aid NOT feel
sPoss3 . lend money 70 strangers,
sd 50 politely declined the faror.-
as fs-ow then went to u prominent
member 0: Mr.. Barnes Church, Saying that
AZ Z. lad recommended him the membsr)
as gentleman from whom be could likely
gl--5s assistance. To This latter gentls-
uaa Collins told about the same story ihaI
as lad iOId Nj. Barnes, with the addition
mat his sister was lying Al the point Of
leah n Baltimore, and that every moment
90 dear seemed an boar. He waited 10
a'-roW tsu dollars, and would give drnfr
lloa lis brother who was engaged II The
tension Once NJ Washington The gen
E.slnan loaned the fellow the money upon
.n==e conditions, End he disappeared some
ams curing AOBdzy night
Af't'@AEs LAAl bILs 's4iOW i one Of
-1s most accomplished sroundreis IN the
country. He is known in almost every
a.sg Z The land, and Is more familiar with
tie iaslds Of jails than with The outside
De Is The same chap who used . write is;-
'ars .r0m Memphis, Tennessee, 20 che New
lork papers, after the hreaking out Of ths
var, EHd who was convicted and Imprison-
I'd n tnat city iOr theft
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

R@AKEIrAI OF PE1soxERs-Throurb
the extreme pOliteness Of Capt. Kounee,
Conductor on the B. 4 O. r. z, we learn
thai one Lieutenant ana four rpArds. were
arrested and brought 10 town and lodged
N the Atheneum-- HLsetIag Press
We are requested to state thai the Lien
tenants and four guards HbOve alluded To
belong 10 the Union army and werenot con-
fnsa in the AthsDeum. They brought in
some prisoners who were delivered over 20
the proper authority, but .'the Lieutenant
aud four guards have committed no Of
fence for which they should be imprisoned.
We are also requested 10 ask the Press to
be 50 "extremly polite as to make This
correction.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

b0-IHE ELEcTlos 10 be Atld on Thurs
day is beginning to excite some st,,.nfi.,r
We gave last week the names of 4be Con-
duetors, We did not care 10 lumber onr
columns with the names Of The comm5s.
siOnerk Ne presume The Conductors MI
attend to that Il those appointed br he
eeurt cannot or win not serve, il is CONNIE
tent for any two .treedoider.- sf,,r4,lin.
and subscribing The prescribed oa1ns 10
act The election Is held under the pres
enf laws, and has nOthing TO do with the
new Constitution or STATE. The election
IS for Sheriff, Commissioners of the Rev
enne and Cousrahles, held aEreeAbly TO the
provisions Of The code; also for Gorernor
Lieatsn4ut Governor and Attorney Gener-
al, held in pursuance of The act Of the
General Assembly. passed January I'm
1862, and which Was ordered IN pursuance
Of The provisions Of the ssordinaDce for The
re- organization of the State Government !.
adopted by the Csureatiou which as
ssmSled in this city June II, 1861. We
anticipate and hope to see a full vote poll
ed, If, for nothing else, to convince persons
ahrDad that the people of Ohio county are
not utterly Indifferent TO passing events.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

FoRTKEss MuxKoE, Nay zD.-The {. s
dispatch steamer Rhode island, Can't,
TrenchArd. arrived hers his morning with
dates and mails from New ORLEANS 70 The
sth- She brings naval officers captursd On
the Mississippi below New Orleans. Among
them are several LieutenAnts OF our psrr
including J. & Mitchell, commanding 1hs
confederate naval forces On the Hiasissippi- ,
J. W Wilkinson. second IN command On
board the Louisiana; BeTer1Y Cannun, of
the Governor Moore destroyed, and A T.
Worley, commanding the Ram MRnAssaa.
On The passage passengers we're obliged
10 take their turn doing guard duty Over
prisoners
News from New Orleans Is NOT of special
Interest Butler cOmmeneed lAD6ing the
first of Nay, established headquarters nj
the Custom House, took possession Of the
City Hall, Mint, Ec-, and compelled the 81
Charles Hotel, which was closed. 70 or,.p
for the accommodation Of bimself and
stzE
A ennfereReehad besu had Elsfu-esp Fsutz
lar and the -autbO critics or TIE civ Viitlb
Pierre Sonic, and his PrOelama1iou discus
sed and modified IN some particulars.
As an act Of bama1itE 70 1bs suffering
inhabitants, boats and railroads we're AZ
loHFed 70 bring supplies 70 the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

N~ SUReIoAL oPERGTIox.-Dr. FRS
sell, assisted by DEs- Baaes and Hnpp,
opened he head of 1.-THE child Of Nr
VI q. Woods, OF Centre wheeling, and
saIsed the scalp. on Monday. This child,
which is mere infant, not more than Biz
months cid, reesnly tel from The porch d
: fltSrr's residence 70 The sidewalk be-
-OW, breaking us sknH- II was not known
Lat the child would survive the Operations
which vas performed on Monday, but the
physicians knew that it cOaid not hvs
Without ii, as its brain was being oppressed
by ne fallen skuH. Hopes are nov enter
'='aedlh Ei the child win recover.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
From Gen. MeCIgIlan,s Command


TUSsTALL's STATlsS, IA, Nay ea-The
advance. under Gen SlsBa.1aa. reached
Coal Haraor- Oh The road To Iliclls7.ou5 l. i,v
way Of New Bridge, yesterday. where he
found the enemy 10 be in farce He drove
their ptcEsts 10 within uw0 miles OF uh4.Tr
uain body, md eucnsDped tor The night
EyeryEhing indicates Thai the rebels m
tend 70 defend Richmond with all The
available force rheg are At.ie 10 bring Tor
ward Congregsmen End Representative
from every Southern STATE are there, en-
eenraging their troops Is their presence
and council 10 determined resistance 70
an advance Of Tire Union troops.
Two officers, who came p-ittlIn our lines
With 4 flag Of truce abeut = week since, or
trivial E'retenue, we're allowed 10 return
yesterday
Com Goids0oropgh paid visfr TO head
quarters last night, for the purpose Of IN
interview win Gen- McCitzlian.
The Richmond FH pers Of The ..fesh have
been received. They euDEaia The CORES
pondence berEeen the Virginia Lerisla-
1ure ana JEs- pRFi6, IN relation 10 -he re-
cent movements o. HE rebei army. BE
stated that be had never entertained n
thonEat Of withdrawing the army from
virginia, AnG abandaRiag that State thGi
II, IN the course OF eFsHIs. the capital
should fail. THE aecessily for which be did
not see or anticipate, li.ei Il Notifd BE no
reason for Withdrawing The me army from
virginia This va. could be sueceEsfuIlT
maintained on Virginia son fo- .rweniy
years
The rebel GeS J. B. FLOYD has been an
POI bted Major Genersi Of Virginia forces,
with Eushorlfy 10 raise n force of 20 COG
men, now epnsGiptzs Ter the defenes Of
Western Virginia
The Engagement A. Days BIuf, niles
below RiehTROnd. betResn our canbnnts
iand the enenT's batteries, created
q great panic among tbs people OF Rich
uepd. They acknowledge = loss Of 81
killed ABd seEsu wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

@ oUE ASgwER TO A PRorosIr1ox-
II answer to q tender piece Of poetry, just
received, asking Us If We would not wan q.
der for ever and e'ern
Where muruuriug fountains, son and low,
Make music II aUuin below.
v hero birdH AZ snug Gnd plumnge rHre
Would hover IN the fragrant Air:
Til muaic'E aDfr FOiuptuOns even
Would Close our Eyes in DRAINS Of bsnrsn'-
ne answer nosi certainly, yes, provided
that IN addition 10 The fountains, &C., work
is scarce, whites and drink plenty. respect
able board and lodging cheap, and the lady
desiring so much Of our society able 70
furnish good references Of uuimpeachable
character.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
NJ Faor 4 MAPR1Ep MLx.-Tbe fol

~ FRox MARRIED MAx.-The fol-
lowing anonymous note has been laid upon
our table:
HeESrs. Editors =-You state IN this
MORNINGS paper, that there Is not n single
woman IN jail at the present time. Allow
me, the subscriber, 70 enquire whether there
are any EnosTis4 women there. and whether
there is room for more as know one, at
Least, that Opght to be there, or some such
place. a MARRuD Max.
WHEEne. Goth Msy, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

ES- NEws OF TIE DAY-{-4y7er de style
@ Il. FLseitng Press}.-In our paper to
CAY viii oe found -'soue Interesting items, =
and ihe IatslZlgeaeer VIII be found, ..as usr-
a. iutersPersed with Ia;e and Important
news, combining, as il does, mems of
much interest 10 the general and suborai-
aace reader.
20 our first page VII be found matters
deep interest," in which AL our read
s-E w5a be iuterested-suek as funny let
.=-s from Orpheus Kerr and Zekiei Hardy,
elections, miscellany, items, pieces and
'-.aEz, with few -'gsneralizntiOns" of
deep iuleresfr-AH Of which will have a
tendency 10 cheek the mad career Of our
readers and inspire them with i,great
bone
on our fourth page VIII alsO be found
some more interesting items,z though not
So many as on our srst. This page VIII be
iaasd .'replster with deep interest, also
Fundamentally which we invite atteu-
u0u-
On The second page We publish "sOms
original articles" and some that are not
ggits 50 original. The original ones are
-erived mostly from orr pxehEnge-all
interesting sad important matter how
ever Our Washington correspondence Is
made u from the New York Hs-eld, and
VIII have tendency to .tebeck the mad
career Of mankind IN general.
egraPa nsw."-;hs midnight dispatches
received Yesterday afternoon, and last eve,
ning after suPper-and many interesting
Items of local character not thker
IRON the Pittsburgh and Cinciuuafi papers
ASP some ''Origfual- items Of lOeal
character. well halIastsa and warranted
not 10 uut in The eye.
an Of which should be read With g,ea1
Presence Of mind.