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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-22
A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save MOneg

BargainsI Bargainsll Bargains!
TN eonsequence Of the fact, that all CottSt 6s5a
are advancing very rapidly, and the Indicate.
are that they will very soon be higher than ~
previous time have purchased n large and sTlsii
stock Of FOrsign aud Domestic Dry Goods, Vti.I
have In store, No. % Main street, Centre WhsrE,z
and 70 which would respectfully invite the s.i.,
tioR Of the public, As intend selling the stock g
AZ the old prices, and seine goods even cheaper X
they were ever known before. So that all pess-i
needing goods, or who will need them very s0ot, 4
better avail themselves Of this opportunity q -
plying themselves, as they " Ill save mGHey by IL
inG their purchases at this time; besidss thsJ r.
have q good assortment to make their ssisSi.s.
from.
NV stock consists, In part, Of Brown and BIsa,s
Auslina, Calicos, Mems and Boys wear OF eTerJt
scription Checks, FlAnnels, GfnghAIns, Shawl. n
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens and Shirt B0slI
Parasols Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts, Lace SnIGrz
adine Wells, White Goods, Laces, BmbTodeTiss 4 1
LADIEsI LADIESI Your special attCnIi5a ;
invited TO my very superior stock Of DRESS Coz
which Is The largest, cheapest aud most c0mpiis
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid and EmbTosas!
Grey Goods, Mozambique, Berage AnglAis a. Z
great variety Please Gs1 early, as will u4ts {
greatly to your advantage to do 90.
Yours very respectfully,
#r.s -r. JOHN ROR1IER
tea No. SO Min st., Centre Wheeling Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-22

In many affections peculiar TO Females the Extract
Buchu Is unequalled by any other remedy as in Chic
Toss or Retention Irregularity, Painfubess or Sup
preston Of the Customary EXECUTIONS, liberated OF
Schrrous state Of the Uterus. LeucOrThea or httes
Steriity and for all complaints Incident 10 the sex
whether arising from Jndiscretion, Habits Of Dissi
nation. or IA the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-22
AFFIDAVIT.

ARersOualy appeared before ms, an Alderman OF the
city Of Philadelphia II. 7. HELNBoLD, who, being du-
" sWQTn, doth say, his preparations contain mar
purely vegetable slg- h T HELABOLD.
sworn aud subscribed before me, this sd day Of
November, 1854 WM- P. HIBBARD, =.
Z Alderman, Ninth street above Race Phlla-
AddFess Letters for information IN oouddauc6,
I2t 1ZlEETl h 7. HELABJLD, Chemist.
Depot 1oi South Tenth-st, below Chesnut, PhiIa.
BEWARE OF c0UNTERFRITs
81 AND UNPRIE0IPERD DEALERS,
who erdeayOr to dispose cor THEIR owN'. and
@0theT" articles on the reputation attainedb y
Heluboid's Genuine PrspaTa.fons
AAA paOlN.O Extract B1elIu,'
@I $50 fmptdisd Rose WaIh
soIa by all Druggists eseryrs here CO az---1. y
ASK R0R HELMBOLD'slIAKEN NO OTHER.
Cut 5.t tlSe5 e4i, sknd SS,d So, Avn
AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE. -
JunAA olasod 10 zafE4 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
The News from Newbern,

New YORK, June 4.--Steamer Ellen s
Terry, from Newbern, brings intelligence
that the 44th Massachusetts will sail June Stb
in the steamers Pocahontas and S. L. Tillev
for Boston. Among the passengers IN The
Terry are Capt Kimball, of the 5lst Massa-
chusetts, and Lieuts. Hinckley of the I'd Mas
sachusetts artillery, Briggs of the Sd Massa-
chusetts, Hammond of the 23d Massachusetts.
Howe of the 46th Massachusetts,, Saunders Of
the 6th Massachusetts, and Field of the I'd
Massachusetts artillery.
NEwBERN, June 1.-Gen. Wild, who came
here recently to organize an African brigade.
Is meeting with very good success. Gen.
Foster considers this Il splendid field for
black troops to operate in, and would like as
many regiments as the north can send him.
All of our troops, sixty in number, that
were missing in the Gum Swamp engagement,
returned to camp next day.
The strict regulations recently established
by Gen. Foster is breaking up etfectually the
contraband trade.
The 18th New York cavalry is on its way
here One company has arrived.
The opposition papers in the state are very
severe on the ''fire eaters and original seces-
sionists," who, according to the utterances of
the special organ of Gov. Vance, the Raleigh
Standard, will never be allowed hereafter to
hOld any office OF honor OF trust whatever, in
North Carolina. From the same source it
appears that jeff Davis has been given to
understand by Gov. Vance that the fate of the
confederacy must be decided IN Virginia, and
that in no case will the confederate army be
allowed to make a stand in North Carolina,
and deluge her fields with blood and devasta-
ton, but that they must, when they leave
Virginia, retire into the cotton states, and end
the conflict where ii begun.
The resignation of Col. Wyman of the 9th
Massachusetts is the cause of much regret in
the department, as he is very valuable and
useful officer, whose popularity with his regl-
mentis very great.
For the past six weeks there has been no
ram here to speak of, which seriously endan-
gers the prospects Of the crops. The COM
mercial ports in this department, now in our
possession, will, on the recommendation of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
ErOm Washin gtOn.

CAPTURES OF THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
WAsHINGToN, June 4.-The U. S. gunboat
Tioga,- under date of April 28d, reports the
capture, fifty miles north Of Little Bahama
bank, OF the British registering soop Justina.
She had no flag, but the captain admitted that
he had thrown an English and a rebel flag
overheard during the chase. She had on
board eight bales of cotton. The u. S. steam
er Huntsville reports the capture, on the 10Th
OF May, the Spanish steamer Union, OF and
from Havana, bound to Mobile. She is tug
boat of l 10 tons, built in Philadelphia, and
recently used at Havana as a tow-boat. She
| had an assorted cargo OF considerable value
The steamer OctarOra reports the seizure
on the 22d ult., of the English steamer Eagle
from Nassau, ostensibly bound to st. Johns
n. b., with cargo OF assorted merchanize.
She is an iron paddle wheel schooner-rigged
steamer of one hundred and forty.s seven tons
burthen. The United States gunboat Tahona
| captured the sloop Crazy Jane on the Sth ult.,
IN Tampa bay, loaded with turpentine and
cotton. The gunboat Kanawha captured on
the 18th of May, the British brigantne Com.
ct, with an assorted cargo. On the 26th of
April, the United States ship De Soto cap
tured the schooner Clarida from Havana.
This vessel Is supposed to be one belonging
to the United States, which was seized bv
AN"~AS
The Colorado reports that the gunboat
hennebec captured on the 4th of May the
schooner Jumper, from Havana, bound to
Mobile, with an assorted cargo. The Hunts
vile reports the capture on the 18th of May
OF the confederate schooner A. j. Hodges of
Mobile, from Nassau, bound to a rebel port,
with an assorted cargo. The United States
flagship Magnolia reports the capture by the
tender of that vessel CT the schooner Oliver S.
Breeze. The United States trigate Colorado
captured on the 9th of May the schooner Sea
Lion, from Mobile, bound to Havana, with
cargo of 270 bales of cotton.
TICKET SELLING RAsCALITY.
Some Of the returning New York soldiers
have been swinded by outside ticket agents
at the Washington railroad station, being over.
charged for their fares. In cases coming to
the knowledge of agents OF the state of New
Y ork restitution has been obtained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

New YORK, June 4.--The Express has the
following 1--WE have copy Of the Mobile
Register Of May 18th, containing a telegram
from its special correspondent at jackson,
stating that Gen Loring on the 18th cut of
and captured a federal supply .train Nine
hundred federal wounded were left behind at
Raymond, and two hundred at jackson.
About three thousand negroes from Kinds
county had joined the Yankees"
WASHINGTON, June A rebel officer in
formed the bearer OF flag of truce, on Wed
neSday, that they had later advices in effect
that Vicksburg had not been taken, that Gen.
Grant had successfully tried every point of
the confederate deteEces, and been repulsed
every time with great loss, and that he had
fallen back upon the line of the Big Black
river, and was certifying his position to pre-
vent Gen. Johnston from crossing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

NEW YORK, June 4-CorroN more active and firmer
sales 2OO0 bales at So a. 56c for middng upiands.
FLOUk-Reeeipts 504l9 bbs; sales 200 bbls; state
anu western hoavy and Sc lower; supertne 20 a
5,35; extra state $3.50 sos choice 10 40 $50; round
hoop Ohio 20 90 $50; choice 80 al 25 superfnC
western 5,2j @ Sac; common TO good extra western 6Si
9 2O southern shade lower; 200 bb's mixed "a
good 6O0 l. " fancy and extra 1925 "a $40; Canada Sc
lower; sale 55O 6b 5; common t. extra $50 go; extra
good to choice G25 a. 7,S0'
Wheat opened firm and closed dull. Corn opened lc
better and closed dui; sales $4,000 bush; mixed
em sound ~ a SOC do 70 q 7Sc white western 10 a
soc; yellow western 10 @ soc Oats dull; northern and
western II a. S3e; latter price for choice
Beef quiet; sales 80 bbs country IS Is "a IS,
Pork shade easier; sales 33 bhbs including 1860 bUls
new mess for August BUYERS option; 1861; old
1900 a. ara; prime 1859 q ll5O old and new prime
1884 a Is 90 new cut meats mod rate request;
sales as pk-s shoulders II So; hams q II Bacon
sales AS boxes AT 81 LAID without material change;
sales 1900 bos lO{c. Butter eady; sales moderate.
kce more active sugars more active and L. be ter
sales 1850 hhds by auction; Isl hhds New Orleans u "a
2ic; 26l hid do y q ne; Porto Rico O3 % l2c Mus
covado log a lOsc; $50 boxes Havana lO4 90 l05c.
Ce1fee quiet. Molasses less active; sales Porto co
u hhds 52c MuscovaiO 70 hhds 44c; sales by anc
tion 800 bbs New Orleans at 81 g sac.
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues to pay the highest
price fol- cid papers etc diff ja24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

The AFFAIR AT AN END.-Gen. Burnside's
summary dealings with the Chicago Times
have terminated. The president has wisely
interfered and revoked his order. The dis
loyal and atrocious utterances of that sheet
have merited all the indignation he has
showns but, it is often wiser to tolerate the
ratings of Satan than 10 suppress them.
Moreover, it may well be doubted whether the
commander of a department has a right to
institute such proceedings in any community
where it has not been found necessary to pro-
claim martial law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
The News from Tennessee.
HEAVY sKIRMIsHING WITH THE REBELS.


MURFREEsBoRo, June g. Scouts, who
have thoroughly secured the country on our
left and in our rear, report having neither
seen nor heard of any rebels. A gentleman
who Is known here, and whose statements are
regarded as reliable. has just reached our
lines from Iallahuma. This gentleman saws
there are not more than two regiments at that
place, and that the enemy have thrown all
their forces forward to Shelbyvile, Beech
Grove, and other points in our immediate
'front.' a mounted force advanced that after
ternoon and engaged our videttes on the Man
chester pike road. The firing between them
was very rapid, and lasted about an hour.
when the rebels withdrew. The casualties
have not yet been reported.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 4.-lIeavv can
nonadlng has been heard in the direction of
Franklin. 1t is believed that severe Skin.
mlshlng, II not an attack in force, has occur
red. No fears for its safety are entertained.
MURFREEsBoRo, June 4.-The rebels have
been accommodating in our front. Yesterday
Wheeler appeared on the Manchester road,
and this morning, on the Shelbyville road
Brisk skirmshing has been kept up all dav.
The second Indiana cavalry on picket duty.
was first attacked, and the 39th Indiana. Col.
Harrison, Of the first brigade of Gen. Davis
division, was subsequently sent to their as
sistance. The rebels were driven about a
mile. Our loss was only one man killed and
several wounded.
The 4th cavalry was engaged sometime on
the Middletown road AT the last seven were
killed and wounded. Col. McCook reports
hearing heavy firing in theIdirecton ofTrienne.
Gen Granger telegraphs that General Baird.
of the eighty-fi Indiana, in command at
Franklin, was attacked to-day by rebel cavalry.
At the latest dates Baird was still fighting
with some prospects of capturing the enemy.
We hear OF no rebel infantry engaged. Their
cavalry is engaged in accommodating the
whole line.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
Preparing for EIeetinn.

BALTIMORE, June 4.-The primary cleo
tons were held tonight for members of the
congressional nominating convention. The
contest was spirited in the third district
Henry Winter Davis is thought to have car.
RED majority of the wards. The emanci-
patton question entered largely into the can
vass. The friends of Mr.. Davis and
his opponents, ex-mayor Swan, claim their
candidates to be equally determined on
emancipation. The third district is composed
OF the twelve upper wards of the city. The
election, as far as heard from, was quietly
conducted. In the second district composed
of the lower wards of the city, and Baltimore
and Hartford counties, as far as heard from.
Leary has 25 votes, Webster 26, and j. j.
Stewart o. The returns from the counties
are not yet heard from.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

NEW YoRK, June 4-Stocks are higher with fair
demand; United States skies, year certificates $50 now
skies 81, coupons 1881; do registered lO4 1SiV
Tonnes skies 81; American Gold i6i; hudson River
Rlroad 1889; Ne York Central Rt l23f; tre Railroad
so; Erie preferred 1906; Harlem Railroad preferred 1869;
Reading llt Michigan Central lls; Michigan southern
Railroad ISL; do guaranteed ll63; Chicago and Alton
preferred 93 Illinois central scrip III, 50 Cleveland
AMI Pitlsburg 95 Galena and Chicago 1855 Cleveland
and Toledo Ill 3 hcago and Rock Island lOl9; Mil
wankie and Prairie du Chen 50 Alton and rerre laute
Railroad preferred sos Alton Railroad 45f; littsbutg
Fort Wayne, hicagd Railroad Il; Chicago and
Northwestern 323 Cumberland Coal Co preferred 21s;
Canton Co at; Chicago and Aorth weste I'd e3 Iole-
do and abasn list l06; ohio aud Mississippi certificates
$50 udsun 81 ia; Piitsburg, Fort Wa, and Chicago
I'd lO4; Central American Transit Co 4si
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

SPENCER.-The Transcript states that Mr. D.
X. Rathburn, the station master at Spencer de-
pot who was SO badly injured Tuesday evening,
had his left leg amputated at the thigh, the oper
alton being performed by Dr. Brock of SPRING
field, assisted by DR.. Dyer of Spencer, and DR..
fiske of East Brookield. The severity of the
injury, together with the effects of a recent ill
ness from which the patient had not fully recov-
0.ou' gave little foundation to hope for his re.
ooVely. he died at O'Clock the second morn.
/ ing, being 80 years Of age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

Fort MONROE, June 3.-Tbe CITY govern
ment of Portsmouth was organized Yesterday.
The Inauguration of the city government of
Norfolk will be delayed about ten days, from
some cause not explained. The keys of the
public buildings have been given up by the
military authorities, and the necessary order
to the subordinate military officers will soon
be promulgated The people generally are
well pleased with the proposed change in at
fairs. The steamer Emile sailed for New
port last night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

MIssoURI.-The anti.slavery sentiment has
grown and spread rapidly in Missouri, since
the rebellion began. The people of that state
seem to understand what has caused the trou-
Dies OF the country, and they have declared
resolutes and unrelenting war against it. The
constitutional convention of that state ;s about
10 assemble to consider the emancipation
question. Accordingly elections have been
held to fill four vacancies in that body; and
in each case the successful candidate is a
radical emancipationist. On stating the re-
suit in Mcdonald county, the St. Louis Re-
publican said -
"To understand the significance of this item
of news, it must be rccollected that Melon
aid county is the extreme southwestern coun-
ty of the state, and that c. B. Walker is prob
ably the most radical man in the legislature
having, at its last session, introduced bill
for the abolition Of all the slave laws of the
state, an act which brought down upon his
mead the bitter denunciations of the Missouri
Republican, and such amphibious sheets as
Ihe Union and News of this city. We thus
nave radical anti-slaveryism Joining hands
borders" anu 1iA""S"'
ne constitutional convention was elected
oonie TWO years ago, and was then very far
lron pelhg favorable to tie abolition of slave
ry' But the views of many of the members
nave undergone important changes and :. :.
now understood that large majority Of .han,
are favorable to some sort of emancipation.
If new convention could be elected =, ~.
present time, the immediate emancipatior;st.
would succeed in almost every part of tho
state, and the immediate abolition of slavery
would be decreed without much hesitation
Perhaps it will be decreed by the convention
as now constituted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
Editors to Hold a Council.

New YORK, June "A meeting of editors
of the press Of this city is called for the Sth
inst, to consider the subject of the nature,
extent, and rightful limitations, if any, of the
liberty OF public journalists to criticise the
acts OF those charged with the conduct of the
government, in time Of war and civil convul-
sion. The call is signed by w. c. Prime,
Parke Goodwin, James Brooks, Arson Her
rick, Horace Greeley, and Elon Comstock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

To COnsumptive..-1he advertiser having been
restored TO health in few weeks by very simple rem
cay after having suffered several years with severe
lung Affection and that dread disease Corsumpton-is
anxious to make known to his fellow Sufferers the means
of
10 all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpon used Gree of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will fin n
sOhS CuRE Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&C The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread nor
nation which he eonceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will his remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, Wiamsbursh
ml6 dsn Kinas coun+,, M, -,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
Special aotltes


y. Midsummer Melody,
Twas night in the dog days,
AndAl through the house
Night providers were stirring
Fleas, bedbugs and mouse.
The children uneasy,
Sq1irmed this way and that
The bed-bugs preferred them
Because they were ist.
But at dawn on each insect
LYONS death powder feil
And the rats and the mice, too,
SuCcumbed TO his Pill.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will Kill
all house insects. garden worms, plant bugs &c. Lyons
Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and mice Solt
everr where DEMAS 5. BARNES Il CO..
je4 d&w2w New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
w 0 R c f S T E r 4:
FRIDAY, JUNE ., 1868.

OK THE FIRST PAGE.-The French Elec-
tions-The Way of the Transgressor-Th
Way of the ansgressor-Remains of Gil
gantic Animals Discovered in lee Simon
Warmers Wili-Selling Old Things.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

LEXINGTON. KY, June ITO the Edition.
Of the Nelc York World Having been di-
rected by the president of the United States
to revoke that part of my order suppressing
the Chicago Times, have revoked the entire
order, and your paper will be allowed its cir
culation in this department.
A. E. BURNSIDE, Major General.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

killed the children. He will be sentenced in
the morning.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The subscription
agent reports a sale of $780,, 300 in FIVE
twenties to-day, at the various agencies in
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore
and in the west.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
CITY AND COUNTY.


nounce the arrival AT New York Of the Ellen S.
Terry, from Newbern. Capt. T. D. Kimball of
the 5lsI is one of the passengers
The CHURCH OF THE UNITY WIS filled on
Thursday afternoon by fashionable audience,
consisting in great part of sympathiEing ladies',
assembled to assist at ceremony which always
interests mankind. The organ, conducted by
Mr. B. d. Allen, poured forth its most joyous
and inspiring strains and at the close of the inn
pressive ceremony which made happy couple
one Memberships wedding march" marshalled
them forth to enter anew upon the journey of
life, and to walk through the world sustaining
and comforting one another from this time forth
until the end. The SPY and the public generally
have for so many years been interested in the
gentleman who played a conspicuous part in the
exercises OF yesterday, that we could not allow
the occasion to pass with only the matter-of-fact
announcement contained in this mornings mar
rage record.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05
GBs 9aip spp, ddlumstu froag alornlng gnm s, 1853

Gen. Foster and Col. Heaton, special COM
mercial agent, soon be opened as ports of en-
try. The health OF the department continues
good.
Gen. Wilde desires it stated that he and all
his officers have been treated with the utmost
Kindness by Gen. Foster, who is giving him
all the assistance that could be desired
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

LENox, Mass, June 4.-James Calender
was convicted to-day before the supreme
court for the murder Of Miss Emily L. Jones,
in Otis, on the 9TH of September last Mrs.
Jones and her two children were murdered at
the same time. The prisoner says his father
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

nally bury itselfin Testament, which cover
ed his heart. The ball stopped at the 3lst
verse of the 2lst chapter of St. Luke, which
reads thus $50 likewise ye, when We see
these things come to pass, know ye that the
kingdom Of God is nigh at hand"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

CLAPPvILLE.-The body of the son of Patrick
Kennedy of Clappvie, a lad who was supposed
TO have been drowned seven weeks since in
pond near that place, was found Thursday morn
ing in the river, about three-fourths of mile be-
low Clappville. The body was in good state of
preservation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

DoGs.-Owners of Dogs will do well to read
a notice in our columns this morning. An un-
licensed dog will not be entirely safe if discov-
cred by the city authorities. If dog is worth
keeping, he is certainly worth the light cost of
a ipeuSa