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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
n. ]. sAMUELs,
Adjutant General Virginia.
HEADouAR7ERs2 PATH BRlaADEY. n, I
--.---H Wheeling, June II, 1853,


General Orders No. 8, 1861
II In pursuance Of tue order Of the Cove nor Of
L. Virginia OF this date all public arms and Rcnou-
trementS heretofore isued within the bounds ofthe
4th and 9th regiments, required 70 be delivered
to the commaudants of the severo companies within
their several company districts excepting only
as have beenreceipte for by the regularly enrolled
members OF the different companies. Both the COM
missoned and non-commissionSd officers Of theSe reg
imens specially charged With the enforcement 81
thus order. The eommandanta OF companies viii take
charge OF all arms aud announcements found within
their several dstrcts, and report TO the regmental
adjutantS.
IL. Th4 4th and 9Th Regiments win muster to-day
Saturday. the 18th inst, At 81 o'clock p. M, on
Fourth street iuthis city, the the Ith resting
on Union street. aud that OF the 9Th Monroe street
The several companies viii form at their company
parade ground at O'clock p M, where, after formR.
tioD the roll will be called and the company thence
marched to the reRimehtAl ground.
Ill TS enable those liable to military duty to obey
these orders, all places Of business will be closed q
21S O'Clock and remain closed until O'Clock p.
By order Brig. Gen. JAMES. 8. WHEAT.
1 B. INSTRUMENTATION. junl8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

CINcInNAr1. June l9.-Iu Boone COUNTY
Indians, on Monday, several persons cap.
tuFed an enrolling officer, the men held
bin whIlethe women Pelted him with eggs.
Fourteeu ofthe most active participants
have been arrested. Fletcher Freeman,
an enrolling officer of Sullivan County. In.
diana was shot dead Yesterday while riding
along the country road.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
sac Of Confiscated Cotton.

BosToN. June l9.-Siz hundred and fif.
ty bales of cotton seized by Gen. Backs
In Louisiana from the rebels, were sold at
ancti1n to-day, bringing from 5s4 to 5sS
cts. per pound.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

WASHINGTON Juue s.-One hundred and
six of the wounded from the fight of Al
die Va, arrived at Fairfax station last
uight.
The boat this morning brought
they left there on Wednesday night.
There were at that time no rebels in that
vicinity, nor did they see any on the way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

MuREREEsBoRo, June l9.-Private Da.
yid Blazer, 4th Indiana Battery is to be
shot to morrow in Rosecrans' division for
the crime of desertion.
Gen. Forrest is reported as in dying
condition from wounds inflicted on him q
few days ago, at Spring Hill; the difficult
ty originated about woman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
BATcHELoR,s HA1R pYEl
THF BRST IN THB WORLD.

THE BFST IN THE WORLD. Ha
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invgorates the
Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant.
ly turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
~ The genuine Ii signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, on the fottr rides Of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
tLate 1913 Broadsoay and 1s Bond SKY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

WASHINGTON, June ls.-OmciaI informa-
ton is received that Col. Decourcy with a
detachment of cavalry cut off at Tripeletts
Bridge,the entire body of rebel cavalry that
made the raid upon Maysville, killIue and
woundiug many and taking 100 prisoners
and recapturing the stolen property.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

pw Fine woRxs To-NIeHr.-This even,
ing after the inauguration there will be a
fine display of Gre works on Water street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

p@wE are indebted to R. c. Graves
for Harper for July. Graves has all the
late newspapers and periodicals..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

! H1RafsBURe, June 1s-e P. MI is
understood Gen. Milroy is advancing to-
wards the East with 4, 900 mounted infan.
try and 500 riiemen well mounted from
the mountaina.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

R6-sENT TO The. CHAIN GGNe.-Yes.
terday Patrick Mahoney, who resides in
the I'd Ward, got drunk, went to his house
and drove bis family into the street. BE
conducted himself, generally, in a very
disOrderly manner, He was arrested by
officer Scroggins aud Aid. Robertson sent
him to the chain gang for thirty days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

b4AxOSG the Distinguished arrivals at
the Mcclure House last evening We notice
the names of Elk Governor Frank Thomas,
of Maryland, and Senator Wiley. Nearly
all of the members of the General Assem-
bly,. except those from the remote districts,
are already In the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
GRAND OPENING.
MRS. E. WALTERS.
NOtTR0 MAIN SnRErm
HO..162 MAIN STREET

Sign of the big Red, White and Blue Bonnet.
DEGINNING ON TUESDAY, the 9sth inst, win
nets and Millinery Goods consisting Of Grapes silk
straws Hats and Caps, of all eolors and the latest
styles. 81 49,
She would specially invite the attention OF ladies
to her large stock OF Bonnet Trimmings, Dress
Trimmings, etc., etc. =
She will be happy to see her customers and ev.
cry one else who witches to examine her goods.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
Three Boilers and 9ssgi to HV1ElaE


"HERBAsa Libel has been filed In the District
w Court of the United stdtes for the. Digtrict
OF western Virginia, onthe 2Sthd day of May, 1883
by the Union Coal and Oil Company, against Three
Boilers and Engines part OF The Tackle and
Furniture Of the steamboat Hanging Rock, alleging
In substance, that on about the 18th day ef cto
Der, 1852 the said steamboat being then on \ trip
from Gallpolis to Loop Creek Shoals In PSyette
county, Va, sunk In the KanaRha River, in water
naVigable from tile sea, by vessels Of ten or more
tons burthen and was soon thereafter totally RbAn.
doned; and the llbelans Afterwards took possession
ofher and saved from the wreck the said Three Boil
srs and Engines etc.. and that they are entitled TO
reasonable share Of the the salvage thereof
And praying process against said Three Boller1 and
Engines etc, and reasonable aud proper salvage
ana that the said Three Boilers and Engines etc. may
be condemned and sold to pay such salvage, With
costs, charges and expenses Nov therefore in pur-
suauce OF the motion nnder thessal fEhe Baideourt
to me directed and delivered, do hereby give public
nstce to all persons claiming the said sThree Boilers
aud Engines" ETC., of the steamboat Hanging Rock
or Ia any manner interested therein, that they be-
and appear before the said District Court to 10 held
at Wheeling 10 and for the Western District OF VIr.
ginia on the 18th day OF June next at IL O'Clock In
the forenoon of that day-proVided the same shall
be day Capitalization, otherwise, the next day
otjurisdiction thereafter-then and there to inter-
pose their claims and make their allegations In that
behalf. ~
Dated the 2Sth day of May 1858.
. 4. N. MORTON,
United States Marshal.
BENZ. H. SIXTH, Proctor for Libellants. jun5:I4t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

R6THE MILITIA assembled at the Court
House yesterday morning IN obedience to
orders, and stood, sat aud louuged around
In the narrow strips of shade afforded by
the houses on either side of the street. In
the morning all sorts of rumors were in
circulation as to what was to be done with
the militia. Some said the men were to
go into camp at MOundsville; others said
they were to go into camp on the Island,
and others still insisted the militia were to
go to Ticksburg or Richmond. The
weather was exceedingly hot, and the
Soda Fountain at Bookings Drug Store
ran perpetual stream. In fact the estab-
lishment was SO crowded by applicants
for the cooling beverage that it was i'm
possible to supply the demand.
In the afternoon the various companies
of the 4th and 9th regiments were mus
tered for pay, and the companies received
their money from window of the Drug
store. For the services rendered under
the late call of the Governor the sergeants
received eight dollars aud half and the
corporaIs and privates received six dollars
and half.
The country militia still fingered in the
city and some little dissatisfaction pre-
vailed among them in consequence of moi
being advised as to what they were to do
A large number of the ''country militia
formed French fourth the Custom Hons
yard and were dancing to the music of {
bass drum aud appeared to oe enjoying
themselves hugely.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
p~ THE MISUNDERSTANDING will be

al 1HE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Will DC
big day in the city of Wheeling. AL
ready the hotels are filled with people who
have come to witness the Inauguration of
the Governor of the new State of West
Virginia For the benefit of the public
We re-publish the following order of ar
rangemeuts for the occasions:
/. The Governor elecs, members of the
Senate and House OF Delegates elect, aud
State officers of the State of West Virgin
ia, and the Governor and State officers of
the State of Virginia, are respectfully re.
crested to meet at the Mcclure House at
o'clock, a. ID.
2. The 4th and 9th Regiments of West
Virginia militia, fully armed and equipped,
will parade on Fourth Street, the right of
the Fifth resting GU Monroe street, at 8
o'clock a. n. After forming the brigade
and receiving the General Assembly and
officers of the Government at the Mcclure
House, the column will march by the fol-
lowing route, viz: Along Market to John
street. thence to Main street, thence to
Second street, thence to Chapline street,
thence to Market street, thence to Union
street, thence to Fourth street, thence to
John street, thence to Fifth, street aud
thence to the Liusley Institute.
3. 10 front ofthe Linsley Institute, Gov.
Peirpoint will deliver his valedictory, and
introduce Hon. Arthur /. Boreman the
Governor elect of West Virginia, who will
deliver his inaugural address.
4. At the conclusion of his address Gov.
Foreman will cause the national flag to
be raised over the Ltusley Institute, the
temporary Capitol Of West Virginia, and
a national salute of thirty FIVE guns will
be simultaneously fred.
5. After the two Houses of the General
Assembly shall have retired to their re-
spectiye chambers, the brigade will move
to their parade ground and be there dis.
missed.
6. Citizens are requested to close their
places of business betweeu the hours of
8 A N. and P. NJ, aud display the na
tionaI flag.
An order appears elsewhere calling upon
the militia to appear at the Court House
in pursuance of the above programme
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
New York Money Market.
New YoRK. June 10.

Money active and firm at Z per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at l56@l67 for
bankers bills.
Gold lower, opening at 43 aud declining
to Al aud closing quiet at 43S 9434.
Government stocks are without decided
change. U. S. 6s 1881 coupons OSLO
1 Oss, 1905 o6B@1 o64.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
Baflg guteltigeutet
Saturday Morning, June 90, 1868.
RFLTGTOUs VOTTCB-

V9E@ RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Englis
49, Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner 9th
and Clay Streets. Anniversary Sermon by the Pas
tor, tomorrow afternoon at 81 o'clock. Service In
the morning at l0II5 O'Clock. jun9o*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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WIS INR is now used by the following os5o,sI,
Il and persons In this city who all cheerfuilv re-
ommend its superiority and excel nee. Letter. and
testimonials open for inspection at our office
Hon. L. A. HAGANs
'Dsi" y Hon. i. J. sAMunLs
Blythe Surveyor of Customs, .. s. - oNANh.
THOMASHOR6BROOR. Rs1
By the Marshal of the .. s.. ". Dist. ofVa,
By the General BOOk-kespeE e the II & Bank.
By the Agent ofthe Rtna ils. Cos :, 80
WIN 2. PETERSON, Rso.
By the Treasurer Of WheaIng RGvinss R ia
SAhUEE PlHILDREFH
BY The Cashier Gftho Citizens I 8sPS'IE PFsPE
By The TFsAsurenof wheeling saving In5s1 = 2
By the Wheeling Gas Company.
By the Southern Protecting Insurance nfica Aiex.
By the baltimore Ohio kailFoad, s sose'sfS:i 3
JOSEPH. O. JONES. ClsrIc. =
By the Pittsburgh, It. W. 8 Q. Railroad,
THOMAS D. WRESTLER, Comptroller.
By the PenusylVanla Central Railroad,
49,! Ta l 2: ARG EhT, Gen. slpplyAgt.
For sale in PhilAdelphia by J.B. Lipplncott o.,
Publishers.
For sale In Baltimore by whitney Gushing.
For sale In Harrisburg by 4. g. German.
For sale in Lancaster by ELIAS Barr & Co.
For sale In Washington City by VIM. Ballsntins.
For sale in Pittsburgh by II. 8. Haven.
For sale in Pittsburgh by johnson 4 Co. and weldon
& Go.
Ror sale In Frederick, Nd, bye. 8. Markls 4 Co.
For sale in Wheeling by J. 9. Orr Co., Graves Z
Co., and merchants generally. nny28
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a8-ARoUr WIscHEsrEa.-we have fur.


s5~AsoUr WINcHEsTER.-We have fur
Their details about the recent battls>at Win
chester. The place was closely invested
on Saturday by Longstreet, aud smart
artillery fee kept up during the day
Several attempts were made to carry the
works by assault, but on each occasion the
rebels were driven back with heavy loss.
At night fall firing ceased, but the ammu-
milton OF all the batteries, was exhausted.
Finding that there was no hope of support,
and having already given his wagon train
fair start, Gen. Milroy ordered the guns
to be heavily loaded and spiked. the Artil-
lery horses stripped of their harness, and
the men to mount. They were then iu-
strncted to escape by the most feasible
route, and save their horses iF p6ssible.-
The retreat began about one o'clock Mon
day morning, and the train proceeded
without interruption for few miles, when
it was suddenly assaulted by strong rebel
force. with artillery. The teamsters aud
artillerymen. mostly nnarined, were thrown
into confusion, and made their escape in
all directions.
The wagon train commenced retreat
from Martinsburg about eight or ten hours
in advance of the rebel troops. There were
I'VE hundred wagons in the train, but
considerable number were captured. The
train which stretched out over three miles
in length, reached Harrisburg on Tuesday,
having made the extraordinary march Of
One hundred and twenty miles in forty
eight hours, and stopping only to feed the
horses. Both horses aud drivers evidenced
the hardships endured on the retreat
Very many of the wagons were driven by
contrabands, who rode the wheel horse,
while their families sat perched upon the
top of the load.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20
BUSINESS NOTIOES-

- CoNVINcINg TEsEIlONr,7zR Rev, John E. Robe Z
Buffalo, N. Y, writes: eAfs. 9. AZ Aliens worlds
Hair Restorer and ZyiobaLsamum, are the best prep
arationS have ever known. Theyhaye restoredtny
gray hair to fits original-cOIor,
Sold by DruggiitS every where Depot, 1888 Green.
wen street, New YORK, iunl9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-20

United States of AmerIea, YEeStern.
District Of HiFRtnI65-E. SIS
The Union Coal and on Company
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-13

~ TIE peach crop ~ ST. Joseph, Mich
igan. viii ~ enormous this season il
botihag aniorsseo occurs. 1t Ia sstims-
ted By competent judges that NJ least
three hundrsd thousand baskets will be
marketed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-13

The Committee appointed by the
Commos Council ot Portsmouth, Va to
investigate the matter Of the iasue OF $50.
o0O "a city ssrip BY the Rebel City Gov
ernmsst, pssvioas TO the evacuation II
the city By The rsbsis, have pssssd rsso-
lutions utterly repudist.ng the is.ue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-13

Three Daily Trains:
From Pittsburg to Philadelphia
(with Close Connections from " ester Cniss)
All Connsctiss divsctt to New vork
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And Close Connections at Hsrrisbureh fos
Daist.~swe aaa Washington
From Pittsburg to New York
osr rsAu suss DAILY t43o, nILss.
VIA ALLENT OWN,
TTH0UF CHANGE OF JARS
Arriving in advance Of all other routes.
sxvsH pAILv TRAINS
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO kEW T0RK CITY.
Tickets for Als to Boston by Boat or Gail.
Beat Tickets Coco ON any 81 ia.
SOUND Lincs.
Fare to all points ~ low ~ any route
S1OOY21ng Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
cE Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferred Frss.
F. r q III is.
BY this route, FrstEh,r ofal' sscripsion sssp II
forwarded to aud from Phtladeipbia New York
Rostou o. Baltimore. to ard from any point on IN
Railroads Of Ohio, ksntncky. Isdiana. Illinois
Wisconsin, lows or Missouri. BY RAILROAD DI
The Psunsylvanis Railroad also connect. II Pits.
bug With Steamers, BY which Good, car besorward
cd 10 any point the Ohio Musktnguu, Ksnsssky
Tennessee Cumberland. Illinois. Mississtppi, wis
| cousin Missouri Kansas. Arb ansas, and Mad NV
a.. err 10 Il, por,s on The WORTH ws.,sr. Iss.s
! Nsrchanteand Shppo vr-ntruslinst the transports
tiop oftheirFreightto this Goupsny can rely viii
90 Audience on lie speed transit
The hates OF Freight
To and from any pointtn.he Yves, the Penusyl.
lvORARLE Az ARR CHARGED NY OTHERRAII.
iaoAD COMPANIES.
| m. Be psr.tsslarte mark pssk sxs,, ..vtA Ps~~
ror rrs,rh, oontrne,. OF shipping Directions a.
ply to or address either Of the following Axsnss .
'A' b. H.srKwART rr.,rh, Agent. p,..ssuIrs
CLARkRt CO, rranSfer Agents. v
NV. BRowN@ co, cincinn..i. Q.
J. E.MO0kE. Lonisvilie. Ny
| hAlkxAN CO., Evansville, Ind.
| GIARkE L CO.. Chicago. III.
j ~. MCCAIN Portsmouth
k.ExkELy, MoSTsoMERY: hsy.yil'-
wH.AE. /. LANGLEY .Gaiiipaiis.O.
S.PTERcE GO. GAINESVILLE %.
u. n. HUDSON Ripley
| 4. .HEADkUA. Generni Travelling Asop
| Tor tns south and wsst.
LIVE STOCK.
Drover sand Farmers " II lGnd hi he mos tadvan
tareout route for 1--we Stock GspActous Ysrds vel
vss. red and supplied With every sonveniencs hav.
hssn opensd OF tssonneotons add ever,
| attention. 10 paid totheiI sants. From HarisbusFh
whore VIII be fosad every csoveasDc~ TOR feedin.
| ara vssa,uS choice IL offered Of the PHlLAD
pUIA NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
Chir will 4lsa be found the shortest Quick est an
uost Al rec route for Stock New y0rk-Ivia Allen
! .Dxnl-and viii fewer chs n2e y han auY Other
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-13
THE GATE CITY .

~ The Ensncipasioa Ordnance Of
ki.soun exsmpss sAvs property from tax.
alton. The Democrat 10 not Surprised 10
view Of the fact sL.s large majority Of
those who voted for The Ordinance were
slsvsL oldsrs.
There has never been . time h The
history Of our country when An exclusive
privilege sf exemption froa taxseioa
would have been more highly prissd than
il 10 likely 10 b. for few years 70 come.
The Democrat objects because the
Shareholders are gsssnlIy rich and are f.
vorsd .. the expspss Of their poor neigh
bors. Ii objects also for another reason,
- follows:
Not only are there two classss Of cili-
sens in the 6sate--slaveholds and non
slsvsholdsrs--bstwesp who's this extra.
ordinary discrimination il made, bat tbsss
classss are very unsquAlly distributed -
70 localities. For instance st. Louis
county has lees sumbsr Of slaves thas
Galloway county. although 1t has many
times - many inhsbitan,s and pays many
times - much tax to sustain the govern
msnt Of the Sta.e. The result 10, thar
Galway county, shres-fourths Of whose
inhabitants have bssa traitors. 10 favored
BY the ordinance greatly beyond s. Louis.
three -fourshs d whose Inhabitants have
bean Ieysl. Galway has sent oss her
sons ~ light against the government. while
81. Louis hes sent bern out y 6ght for il,
and yet 81. Louis i compelled TO pay the
expenses u the var. while Csllsvsy Coca
free. D,sloyslty IL thus placed q . pre-
MUM. And the digsrsscs in tax.tioa
oscssionsd BY this discrimination h no
email 6gprs Is amounss 70 many thous-
spds Of dollan. We are preparing. and
will soon publish . tabular statement
which will fslly illsssysss this ms.tsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-13
FARM FOR sALE-Of 80 sexes. 60

= Acres under aoot c4lhvssio, god h0hs~, asst
se Wsme oasn ha< on Il IN osohsrd ~ 80 bearing
-fa aae cherry tress good .Siest~n a. ssss~ ~.
osss, eorrsn othcy ahsahb~y. The land b With
may mles u Termination iawa. esA mties 81 aasa
oarss- For further psrtcuieu lnquSva IT
P6r2R O. CARR.
oSe-Asa tkhuss essA - yufaia1len.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-13

~ The boring for coal a. Blooming
tos, ILL.,. sill. continues. and has reached
thu der,A Of 10 feet. No coal has vel
made its sppssraoes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-06

MILITARY EXEMPTS.-The new Medical
Board to examine those of the enrolled
militia who claim exemption from military
duty in this County, has been in session the
past few days. The Board met in this
village last Tuesday, for the towns of Dan
vile, Walden. Hardwick, and Goshen Gore
We learn that there were 43 applicants, and
u certificates granted.
AT Lyndon, tor the towns of Lyndon, New
ark, Burke and Kirby. there We're 80 appli-
cants, and ~ certificates granted
At Wheelock, for the towns of Sheffield
and Sutton, there were 30 applicants, and !
exempted.
At St. Johnsbury, for that town, Water
ford and Barnet, SO applied, and 80 obtained
certificates. There is to be an adjourned
meeting of the Board for ST. Johnsbury as
the Examiners had not time to examine any
from that town.
At Peacham, for Peacham, Groton and
Ryegate, there were "A applicants, and l6
certificates glanted.-Norh Star.
The ST. Adams Messenger says that two or
three weeks ago. the remains of d child, said
to have died of black measles. but really
smallpox, was brought to St. Adams on the
cars from Northern New York. for burial
Two or three persons who came in contact
with the father OF the child who accompan-
ed the remains, were soon after taken down
with small pox. Luckily so prompt meas.
ures were Immediately taken as to preclude
its further spreading.