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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
[PUpLIo-No. 1881

Az ACT to authorize assimulated rank to
be given to the warrant officers of the
United States navy and for other pur-.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representative of the United States of
America, IN Congress assembled, That
the President of the United States is here
by authorized, if in his Judgment it shall
be conducive to the interest of the ser.
vice, to give assimulated rank to the war
rant officers of the navy, viz: boatswains,
gunners, carpenters. and sailmakers, as
follows: After FIVE years of service to
rank with ensigns; and after ten years
service to rank with masters. orr /. @,
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That,
from and after the passage of this act, the
officers named in the preceding section
shall be known as warrant officers in the
naval service of the United States,' and
shall be so entered upon the Naval Reg
lister. q
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted That
in all cases where it has been,,or may be,
found necessary during the present war
to detain in confinement persons found on
board of captured vessels, the expenses
of the detention of such, persons, when
not chargeable to the proceeds of prize
or other fund, shall be paid out of the ap;.
preparation for defraying the expenses of
suits in which the United States acre con-
cerned, and thatthe expenses ofprisoners
sentenced by naval court-martial to con-
fnement in q penitentiary shall be defray-
ed from the same fund.
SEc.4. And be it further enacted, That
the following addition be made to the
clerical force now authorized by law inthe
Navy Department.: ...,..
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
two clerks of the third, class and two of
the first class. g .i5sr ,...-.,
Bureau of Ordnance, one clerk of the
third class. -.-f ...' I'D,
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting,
one clerk of the second class and one
clerk of the first class. -.7E M.
q Approved, July 2, 1864. g..ga1. =,
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HA3-A few doses cuTes Mysteries in females, =.
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As5%A few doses the organs Of generation
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ia The lstIess ehefyated youth the over tasked
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VIE OILY PLACE WHERE 4
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.


ia JoHNsToH HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
IL Certain, Speedy and Only E1eetnal Remedy
In the World for All RriVAts Dlseasas. Woaknsa a
the Bach and Limbs, Structures, Affections Of ths
potency, 6OnGraI Debility, HerVOusnsss, DysPsp-iA
lAnguOT, Low spirfts C0nfnllon q Ideas. RAlpita-
tion Of the Heart, fimldliy. IEsmblilg, DmnsssO
Nose or Shin Affections % ne LIVoE. Lang, sIOn.
aeh OF BoW0ls-thOls Terrible dlsartG1 ArisnE ron
he soIilaTy Habits Of Yoath-thoss sIcEET asd -
itary practices more fatal 70 thar vctis than n
cong q syrens 70 the MarfnsEs Of Ulyses bIiEhtnE
theT most brilliant hoPes or auteipatoas, reader.
ing Marriage A. tmpoaIibls-
b le YOUNG MEN
Fspeeially Who have become the victims Of SOLITARY
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which an
naAIy sWesps 70 an untimely grave thOusAnds Of
intellect, Who might Otherwise have SntEAnced hs-
tening senatea with the thlndeIs Of eloQuenoe. OF
Waked 70 eeStaey the living yre, nay cali nth mi
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware Physieal EuAkness, organic
M ~ SiSt1 bjS,siS 15,SI ~ ear. n,
may reIigiOuSly eOnfde in his honor - ESDtlsmHH,
and oonad6Dtly rely upon bis shlli - . PAysieAa-
~ sz ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Pull Vigor Restored.
This DISTRESSING AHeetion-Whieh readers Life Aad
Marriage impossibls-is the penalty paid By the
victims Of improper indulgvncos- HOunEPersOns ars
tSS 5r.'St1I eonssauepoes thsf nav enS1s. NoS.
who that understands the G1tisot will pretend 70
deny that the power Of PrOeruaon Il lost sooner By
those falling into imprt per habits than By the pre-
ds1tl- Besidss being deprived e the pleasure d
healthy OspEing. the most serious aud dSstTuetiII
symptoms 70 both BODY and mind aFiaa. The system
6ocones deEanEod, the PhyueAl and Mental FuDo-
tons Weakened, Los Of ProcreattEs Fever Nervous
| IrTitAbIlity, DyapspdA, RalpitAtion Of the Heart
INDIGESTION, Constitutional Debility, wasting Oi
the Frame, Cough, Cousumptio1, DgeAy and Death
once, No. 2 South Frederick ST.,
Len hand ade going frOm Baltin0rO street, fsu
and number.
letter. must b paid and contain stamp. Ia
Doctors Diploma hangs In his once
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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TAKE EARTHQUAKE NOTIOE.

Dr. J. address, all thOss Who have injured them
salVes BY improper Ind1lgshgsnes and solitary hab
is, which ruin both body aH6 mind, unntting thea
for either buaino8s, study. society OF marriage
THrsH are sunls o. the sd sod molAnehOiy elects
prOduced By early habits Of youth, vtEs Weaknaas
OF the BACK and La tt, Pains in me Heads Dimness
Of Sight Loss Of MusCt' OUor. fHpttatton Of the
Heart, DySpspaia, Nervous ITTitAbliity, DerAnge-
ment uf the Digestive FunctiD1A, 6GnsTAl Debility,
Symptoms Of Consumption, &e-
MINTALIT.-The fearful elects on the mind are
much to be dreadod-Loss Of MsmOTy, COnfusiOn Oi
IdeAs Depression Of Spirits. Evil FoTbOdingA, Aver.
sion 6ocgty, SSifDiStTust Love Of Solitude, Tim
idity, &C., are some Of the evils pTOdueed-
THOUEAHDs Of parsons Of all ages nov iudgo
what h the causs Of their dSelining health, losing
their TigOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
euaeiatsd, having = siDEuiAT appearance about the
OVeI. cuuah and symptoms Of consumption
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured thsnsslVos By . certain prSefioa
indnlged in when alone, habit roquently leaned
from evil companions, or ~ school, the snucts Of
which nightly felt, even Whe1 AsiseP, and not
cured readers marriage impossible, and destr9yg
What pity that 5Oung man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should Be
snAtchSd from all prospects and eniOy m0nts % life
by the consequences OF dsviating from the path q
nature and INDUCING IN habit such
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
MARRIAGE,

Reject that \ sound mind and body are the most
neeessary requisites 70 promote eOnnubiaI haPPi-
hes IndSod, WithOut thess the Journey through
L. dArksns TO the view; the MIND becomes Swallowed
With despair and flled With the melancholy renee-
ton thai the happine. q another becomes DhEhtsd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

Whea the miAguided and impFudsnt V0tAFy Of
pleasure finds that he has mbibed the Bseds Of ths
painful disease, q too Often happen that timsd
ssass u AhAms, or dTeAd Of discovery, dstsrs him
from applying 70 thoos Who, IRON education aud
responsibility, Al0us bslFisnd him. delay ing ti
the eon-titatiOnAl symPGou1. of thia hSrFd dssAsa
make their appeaTanf such - liberated throat
diseased nose, Nocturnal pains N the hsad and
limbs, dimnea5 Of eli ht deafn0as, nOdss the uis-
bones and arms, blotshes the hsad, face and
trHmitea proTeaIing with Eightfnl TAPidity tin ~
lat the palate 81 the mouth The bones Of the
fall in, and the victim Of this awfll disease becomes
hnrFid otiect Of cOmmiS1rntion, until death pzta
period 20 his druAdtul auderinga, By sending hin
20 shat undiso0versd County from whence
U8VoleT retnrna" t.sr.I. $500
90 this terrible disease ewing 70 the unskilfalneas
% ignorant pEetsndsEs, VIA, b the use OF thAi
Deadly EOiS0a, AEFclTI, ruin the Constitution aad
mnko the Fo1idus Of Me mfsarahia.
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BAL TIMORELOGL HOSPITAL

- HsRABLIsHED As A RKTUGH FROM
-. ouAoKKRY'a
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Trust not Jour lTss, health, TO the care Of many
Unframed aud WORTHLESS PTeteDders, destitute
knOWlsdEe, name or character, WhO eapy Dr.. John
ston adVorti8emeutH or style themselves, in the
newspapers, regularly Edneated Physicians, inca
pablo Of Curing, they keep yoa tFtiBE month Aftsr
month taking their hlthy and potlonOas eomPOundH
or - long thu smallest Tee ean b obtAined and
In dosDaiFS lssye you With ruined neAlth 70 Sigh
over your own EAllihg diaAppointmsDt-
DT.JOhnston is the only PhyIleia1 advertising.
His eEedsntiAls or diplomas aiUHys hang in his
His remedies or treatment are unknOun 70 all
others, prepared from LIE spent in the great boz
pitAis Of EaFoPo, the hFHt In the country add more
sztsnHVs Prf6aEs Praefes than any other Pip ssiAs
In the world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured At this inslitutios
year aitsr year, and tie numsEO1s important Sur
EieAl 0perAtton8 psrf1Emed By Dr. JohnStoa WIT
nos8ed BY the fepoftes8 Of The '.sun," "CIipper,"
and many other papeFS, notices Of which have ap-
peaFed again and again bstors the public, besides
hts standing . gantleman ofehaTactsT and Tuspon-
aibility, b Sufisient guarantee 70 the Afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
11-No Letters received unless postpaid and cor
tanning stamp 70 b used % the reply. PeTHona
writing lholld state age Gnd send portion Of odVeT
tisament describing ymptoDL
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, u. D.,
Ofthe Baltimors Loek HOSPITAL, Baltimore,
Jms1y" AATylAnA-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04
Sad Accident at Sea.

NEw YoRK, June 3.-The steam trans
port City OF Baltimore, which sailed from
n. Y, on the LIST for Washington, returned
last evening with her bow stoved in and
her stem carried away, having collided of
Cape Nay, with the steam transport PocA-
hontas, Capt. Baxter, from New Orleans,
bound for N. Y. The Pocahontas sunk,
carrying down 40 of her crew and passen-
gers, including Capt. Baxter. She had on
board lOl souls, among them a number of
soldiers who were returning home on fur
Tough and were sick.
The Tribuue's correspondent with But.
Ter says: When the orders were received
to send reinforcements to Grant a pontoon
had been laid across the Appomsttox and
his men were to march that night to at
tack Petersburg, but were ordered to march
in another direction.
Information furnished by deseFtefs and
prisoners shows that everything that can
be spared has been sent TO Lee. There is
about 500 troops located at Petersburg
10 our front and 10 the defenoes around
Richmond on the south side.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

~THE following conversation was
overhead lately at a street corner near the
Mcclure House:
Edpard Il say, Arthur, how are you
going to employ yourself during the season
of sIackness in business this SUMNER
ArthWr.-O, l hardly know mean to
go to all the pic. mics. spend my evenings
in the billiard saloons, and the rest of my
time will read the ". Y Ledger, and other
entertaining papers, aud all the new novels.
What are you going to do7
EdpGrd Il AN going to take . course in
the Business College. believe that is the
best Investment can make of my time and
mouey this summer. There's V. A.,
only "A years old-he got 9 beautiful
hand writing there 10 = few weeks which
enabled him to get situation in Tele-
graph office at $500 year. Then there is
Harry b., has . situation in New
York as book keeper 10 big house at
big salary, and all this for spending three
months in father Hitcheock'6 mill, as be
calls it. Andy j, too,- when he had
been two moolbs in the school Evenings
only enlisted, and WAS at once taken into
40 Office as CLERK, and has been earniDg $25
a month extra Cbesijes his pay, ever since.
By fall can be qualified for earning q
good salary, and l tViH too.
4rthur.-ExcelIent suggestion I'll Join
you-I will-GH the company. So we all
will.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04
Last Nights Report.
From the Army Of the Potomac.

from the army OF the Sotomac'
WASHINGTON, June ga Headquarters
Army of the Potomac dispatch, dated five
o'clock Tuesday says:
Gen. Birney's division advanced against
q breastWork held by Breckinridge's corps
on the south side of the ToloPotomy creek,
on a high eminence, q very strong position,
and one which might have been easily held
against vastly superior force. The eue-
my after firing rouud or two aud seeing
a determination 70 take the place, evacu.
ated aud retreated 70 the woods. Our loss
was about IS.
We took about 30 prIsoners, mostly be-
longing to Disadvantages command, some
of whom said they were in the Valley in
the fight with Gen. Sigel, but did not have
TO eight as stubbornly as they did here.
The attempt made TO turn our lett last
night, and toeut us off from the White
House, our new base of supplies, was de-
feated with considerable loss on both sides.
The steamer Keyport arrived this even.
ing, having left the White House at noon
Yesterday. Parties whU came up on her
state that heavy cannonading was heard
there when they left, indicating that an
engagement was in progress.
a caValrymen, who came in from the
front TO the White House, reported that the
9Th corps was engaged, having brought II
on by 8 rapid aud sudden movement from
the left to the right. Several regiments OIL
negro troops, doubtless portion of But.
IeTs forces, were being landed at the White
House when the Keyport left. 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04
Dispatch from Secretary Stanton.
Washington, June 3-lo P. NJ.
TO Mejor General DIG: = 1 !.

To Hgjor General Dig: = - I'm
"A despatch dated yesterday at 7:3osP.
N. has this evening been received from
Gen. Sherman. he reports that on We'd
nesday, June LIST, Mcpherson moved up,
from Dallas TO APPOINT in front The enemy
At New Hope Church, Z al
% Thursday, June I'd, Scbo6eld and
Hooker, having been shifted 70 the 'ex-
IRENE left, pushed towards Marietta. AT
the same time kStenemsn's and Garrard's
cavalry were sent TO Alatoona Pass, which
they reached and held possession of. 20
These movements, the despatch says,
have secuted the pass which was consid-
cred a formidable one. Movements are
rehortsd blythe despatch as 10: progress
which are not proper now for publication.
NotkibE has been heard from Grant since
his despatch dated az, Z O'Clock yesterday
morniog. d Telegrsphio eommunicAIion has
BEEN delayed by a violent storm on the
Peninsula yesterday eVeningIand last night
and cannot be resta6liShedE before some
time tomorrow.
(SignedD E. N. STANTON.
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New York Market.
NEw YoRK, June 3.

4N6" - VIM . uuC
Cottou-Quiet without decided change.
Plour-StaIe and Western better and in
good demand an 81 5o@7 e5 for ex. State.
Whisky-More active and irmer at $I30
@l 81. $50
Wheat-lc better: ST el@l So for Chi
csgo spring, ST 62@I 6s for Mil. club and
81 1901 80 for winter red Western. ~
Coru-Dull and scarcely SO firm; new
mixed western at 81 So not in good very
order. -rs.-.'-l..f. .... 49,.
Oats-Actiye aud decidedly higher at
1904 for western to arrive.
Wool-Quiet and firm. s.r
Petroleum-A shade easier. ,.i.ti
Pork-Moderately active and higher at
$40 90 for old mess, $32 6O@32 rs for
new do. $24 50@25 so for old aud new
prime and $S2 0O@s2 81. for old and new
prime mess. - i.-H :. Hsa-.
Beef-More active and higher at So 90
OILS 90 for country mess, COZ for coun.
try prime, l6 5o@l9 so for repacked mess
and $l9 50@22 90 for extra mess.
Prime mess Beef-Firm. .,
. Cut Meats-A little irmer at ll4@llf.<
Lard-Firmer at l4@l54
Butter-Dull and shade easier at 25@
SO for Ohio. ssla u&
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

~THE LADIES NATIONAL CoTESANT.-
The Wellsourgh RsTGEE suggests to the
ladies OF that vicinity to organize n Society,
or branch of the Ladies National Covenant
for the suppression OF e1travngance in ap-
parsl. On matter ofso delicate nature
Gays the HzGld, We, of course, would not
presume to venture any remarks, much less
advice; but, thanks to the ladies them
selves, We are spared such an unpleasant
not to say dangerous task, and what we
have to say on the subject will be only on
the principle of secOndiug a motion already
made. The ladies in their appeal to the
Bisterbood need not have limited their re-
marks to their own sex. The men, those
who make pretrensious to dressiness, are
probably equally euIpabIs in principle tho
not equally SO In amount, owing to cir.
cuustAuees over which, as Artemus Ward
would say, they have DO control. There is
OF course class Of handles, but, fortunate
y, the breed of male exquisites is not very
prolific, and however vigorous the city
specimens may be, they soon Ebrivel and
dry up in the rural districts, where the
fashion seems TO be as much as possible
Independent of fashion. Men, not squirts,
generally claim aud exercise a wide lsti-
tuds in this respect and the responsibility
ct gentleman is not necessarily dependent
uPou the quality and price of the dry goods
and jsEelry he may be able to display on
his person. On the contrary, it is just the
other way. Nevertheless, with gold up 10
the SOS and the great rebellion yet un-
squelcbed. it is not appropriate that the
male persuasion take some of the advice OF
The Iadies to tbsnseIzes: y W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

~sHooTISs BIRDs.-We are informed
by persons residing 10 the country that
certain small fry sportsmeu are in the
habit Of trespassing upon the farms near
the city for the purpose Of shooting cat
birds, SparroWB, &c. Those who are ad-
dietsd to this practice should be punished
severely. The birds destroy in a season
al almost ipealeulAble number of bugs
sad all sorts of insects which il permitted
to exist would iBjure the grain, the fruit,
flowers and shrubbery. We hope that the
proprietOrS of country places will prose-
cute all those kind of shooters for tres
pass and the practice may be broken up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

~ PAsELaII sAdTsSISa 70 ihO foI'
lowing parties will be found Al J, u. Dill.
Iona, No. lo9 Market street having been
forwarded to his care from Battery D.;
Mrs. Mary Hammond, Geo. W. Smith.
Geo. Marsh, Jas. McCOmbs, L. D. Wait,
Philip Grut, Noah W. Beck. Christian Hon.
ecker, Pryor i Frost, Samuel LittOn, s. H,
B. Carter, Leopard Morrison, and Mrs. sA-
rah Harvey, Wheeling W. Va; sAml Foot,
Elm Grove, W. Va; Wm. Dennisou, VAL
ley Grove, W. Va; Josiah Mccoy, Triadel-
pbia, VI. Va; AudrOW J. Blair. WarrentoD,
jefferson Co. Ohio.
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8p GelegrapB.
from the Army of the Potomac.

From the Army OF the HoComac.
NEW YoRK, June 3.-The Herald's cor
respondent with the 9th corps, says Of
Mondays battle AT 8 P. NJ, the enemy
assaulted our lines. 1t was a violent and
sudden attack. They advanced two lines
of battle, and heavy skirmish line, and
simultaneous with them opened heavy
FIRE OF musketry, cannon, solid shot and
shell from score or more of cannon. Our
men stood firm and mistaken. The rebels
shot too high. Our men coolly watched
to return the FIRE. It was q most murder
Gus volley. The assauIting columns were
staggered aud fell back. Our artillery
which had been in position, opened
responsive to the euemy's. Cannon as
sault after assault was made by the
desperate foe, but each time our troops
hurled him back. Upon Gen. Crawford's
diVIsion assaults were repeated, and the
ierce euemy tried to turn his lett, but each
time we're handsomely repulsed, and more
than special glory was won by the men
meeting and repellipg these assaults.
The Pennsylvania reserves behaved mag
nificently in the division. Holding the
extreme left was Gen. Lockwood and his
troops, most of them for the frst time IN
der FIRE; they behaved like veterans. Col
Kitchiugs brigade stood their ground with
the resoluteness Of veterans.
The brigade alone captured 80 prisoners
aud the contest closed with our having
driven the enemy as stated above and &C.
cupying the battle ground. Our losses
we're 200 killed, Moulded and missing -
Among the killed vas Major Elkert, COM
manding the Gath Michigan regiment. The
enemy's losses are much heavier, probably
1900.
We took 200 prisoners, among them 10
commissioned officers. Among their dead
are said to have been found a rebel Cen
eraI and two Oolonels. The prisoners all
say the whole of EWelPs corps were engsg-
ged against US. The corps they say, how
ever, is commanded by Early, and General
ERell is in command of the army, Lee be.
ing sick in Richmond.
The rumor has prevailed that Lee was
wounded in the leg at SpOttsy Q. H.,
but is not authenticated. There can be no
doubt, however, OF the fact that he does
not command the rebel army at present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

NEw YORK. June 3.-The Commercial's
money article says: ...a
. This mornings oficial instructions from
the Secretary OF the Treasury to Mr.. Cisco
authorizes him to advance the interest on
the temporary loan, to 6 per cent, and also
o pay at once the July coin interest on
c uupous. Tho despatch also states that
D roposals for a long loan, SIS of 1881, will
be issued TO morrow or Monday next,
amount not stated. - 20
The following assurances, contained in
the instructions to Mr.. Cisco, will be re.
ce ived with general satisfaction You may
co ntradict most empbatirally. all asser-
tions that the Secretaryis increaslug any
legal tender ,issuesss On the contrary be
is, Rt4auaily reducing them. All new
notes issued are in lieu of old notes in
lar ger amounts Withdrawn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

: ASgtuS4pE, Nay. "A despatch from
the Army OF the Potomac, dated Tuesday
night, says Lhst the day before the 9Th
corps advanced fram Howe's Store towards
Bethsada Church, and drove the enemy
about two miles.
At sunset, while our men were engaged
In digging rife pits, RhodeF and Early's
divisions made an attack on Warren's
right flank, causing him to fall back from
his front line, The enemy then advanced
and charged the second line. Kitchea's
brigade Of heavy artillery was posted
there, and opened Q heavy ERE in copjuuc.
ton with batteries en- both tanks, which
nearly demolished the rebel column of at
tack.
The enemy fell back in terrible disorder,
and left their dead aud wounded behind
them. r..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

~ AeerpEur.-Au old lady by the
name of EeEland, who resides 10 Harrison
county, Ohio, was ran over by horse
while crossing Main street yesterday after.
noon. She was knocked down but fortu
DaseIy the wheels OF the vehicle did not
pass over her person. 1t was at hrSt sup.
posed that the body was badly Injured,
but she soon recovered and was conveyed
TO the residence Of relative.