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shall be allowed to vote.
Mr.. Heleldhe moved to substitute Article 18th Of
the Constitution of 1852 for it.
The Minister of Finance said, the property qualif-
cation for voters. as well as the provision that they
must be able to read and write was to prevent lazy
and worthless vagabonds from voting. The clause
requiring Registration was TO promote the purity Of
the ballot box.
Mr.. Bishop moved to insert $3.50, S25, and $50
in the three blanks. The privilege of voting should
be considered honorable, and those who could not
earn $50 a year should not be allowed to exercise it,
for there should be no such class on these islands.
MIR Ukeke said, that then the Representatives should be
called Representatives, not of the people but Of the rich men.
Mr.. Kepoikai asked if this was one of the ." great liberties"
which the Proclamation had promised. If these men, who were
excluded from the right TO vote, had their taxes taken off 1t
would then be just.
Hon. G VI Robertson said, it was time that some distinction
Article. would be of as much weight as that of respectable men.
II was ike so many blind men voting if those who cannot read
were TO vote. MIR. Gladstone, in an extract recently published
in the 4duertiser, did not advocate universal suffrage, for the
Bill on which he spoke was not even in sight OF that goal.
Since 1882 no measure 70 extend the franchise in England had
been agitated. In 1901 a measure was proposed in the House
of Commons to extend the Borough franchise, and Mr.. Glad
stone was in favor of extending the franchise &" as far as consist
ent With the public safety" and he was OF the same opinion.
The Article before the Convention proposed to 60 back a little
from the extreme to which We had bounded when the Constitu-
ton Of So was made. In these islands where school privileges
were so plenty, it was no hardship to make men able to read
and write before they could vote.
His Ex. c. q Hopkins said, that the clause obliging every
voter to earn $50 a wear 10 some NZ1,cfilf empIoUJueu ~ would
exclude that class who earn large sums Of money in a most dis
graceful manner, every fall season.
Mr.. ID. ii. Hitchcock said, that a man might be honest and
hard working yet, If disabled or sick, he cannot vote. So
those men who r Old and did not learn to read and write
here. would he excluded. lie would enquire how the fact that
the money was unla~fuly earned could be fixed upon any in
received TO pay at all, they would be excluded.
Mr.. Green said that this privilege was now sought to be taken
st. IL was like the light OF the sun TO the eyes. In England
they have been striving for this privilege for years, those advo-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Star pub
fishes an extra this evening saying there is
no foundation for the report that the reb
els are evacuaring Richmond, nor thai
Petersburg is evacuated.
Tue following is list of the casualties
so TAR US received at the present time:
Brig. Gen james 5. Wadsworth, N. Y
killed. Brig. Gen Webb. of N. Y, wound
ed; Col. Wilson, 43I N. Y, wounded; Col.
Stone, of the 2i Vermont, wounded; Col
Lewis, of the 81 Vermont, wounded; Col
Stone, of the Penn'a BucktAiis, icjared ny
ii fall from bis nurse; Cot. west, OF the 81 II
Maine, killed; LIT. Col. Tyler, wounded; Lit.
Col West, wounded. Mi Dartin, of 'he
4o,h N. Y, woundeI; MhJ. Darlington, OF
Tue 18Th Pa, wounded,
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New York Market.

s5A2As--+L ~ ~ @NEw -YORK, May 9.
Flour-state aud western very dull and
1o@2Oc lower; Sc s5@7 20 tor extra state;
81 3U@7 so for extra &. Ii. o.. and 81 %
9S rs for trade brands. Market closing
Whisky-DecidsdIy frper, but very ir-
regular and unsettled at 81 279l 80 for
wheat-s@5s lower. dull aud nomtaal
at 81 54@l 66 for Chicago Spring and
Milwaukee, CUB. - - 1880
zCorn-Firm at ST. SO for old mixed west
ern in store.
oats-Dull aud 1@2c lower at 5000
for western. Outside qustations being IN
govefnment certificates. 1s.ss7s .
rSugSr-Duli. 81 - go -. g
C ,tfee-Qntet. -- -
MoIasseq@pull:,s r-s +-1 az
WOol-Firm. iSeAas - ~
{ PorkZD6lf and lower; S2e IS for mess;
$26 90 for old do; $2s so for new do; S25
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

WASHINGTON, May "a Rspa blican ex-
ira says there is reason to oelieve, from
dispatches already received since our first
extra to. day. that Lee was forced to tgnt
at Spotrsyivaula 90 sunday, aud was again
repulsed and compelled TO retreat.
Another statement is that Gem Grant
had f.nked him, and got between the
reoel army and Richmond.
last, puonshed 10 Inc Richmond papers,
has been photographed to this city by Gen,
Butler. Lee says that Gen. Grant attack
Ell him, which coutradlcts the report re-
ceived mere that Lee made the attack upon
our army. Lee employs this language,
s.Thauk God, we have repuIsed the attacks
of the enemy" He states tnat Longstreet
IS uadIy wounded. Lee says nothing III
his report about the fight of FRIDAY.
Dispatches show tuat General Butler is
still holding the liue of railroad Oetween
Petersburg and Richmond, preventing
Beauregard from relntorcIpg Lee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
ECLECTIC.

nR. IL. II. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
~ Accoucher, tenders his professional services TO
tue citIzeus OF Wheeling aud vicinity. Dr. l.. ID a
Graduate of the Eclectic Medical institute OF Gnu
cinnatI, and has had nauy years Experiences in tue
practice his pro. essUn AID he hopes b! close at
tentIon 10 business, nerIt shaCe of the pubic
ia, rUuge. DR.. Lee has given specta. attention 10 anu
has been emInehtly successful in tho treatment OF
chrome OF every variety, aud especially Ot
ouch US rheumatism auu Diseases OI the aye ear,
Liver Complaint. Nervous iDeDiIitys Clnc Rs anu
Ulcers Occupation, Piles aud diseases OF the KID
ueys, Gravel, IlthOse who have been unoucCess-
fully treated Tor any Ut the above diseases, Would
find 1t to their inter est consult Dir. Lee without
delay Our practice rate tab auu Upt, leaV-
ing no mercuriaI in the ysten, but cIeansng,
renotaling and strengthening the general sJstsm,
acting in unison with NATURES uuer. ug laws.
WH1RLING, VAST Va, Dec 18th, 1858.
To all whom II may coucern: NOIne unuerSIk ned
memberB OF tue West Va Legi .lnlure lake pleasure
iu pat lug that have known DIR. lilclluru IL. Lee
many ears previous to the eaking out OF the Re-
belIi"n sucoesalu: and emerge ic prActitis ner
Of Meuiciue, (of the Eclectic SchUOI btu in kan-
awha county, Va, and III GAlia county, Ohio.
G. SLALK, Seua,or ICn DIST,
w. s. DUNBAR ii. Ii. D.,
JuHN Al. PHELPS, Pres senate.
Olice one door south OF Kramers Hotel. Main
street. mI22 Ems
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

1~A MALICIOUS TH1Se.-oo Sunday
evening last some persons entered the bill
lizard saloon of Messrs. Gaus L Warnafeldt,
and sprinkled vitriol over the billiard ia
bles, completely destroying the cloth
and cushions, which are very valuable.
The proprietors are utterly at loss to
know what could have induced any one to
perpetrate such malicious act. The act
Is one that would have reflected credit
upon cut throat or house burner, and ii
the author is discovered he should be vis-
tied with the severest penalties of the law
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 9, A z. Mo MOI
Gen Dtr: Dispatches have just ren0ueu
here ulrect from Gen. Grant. They are
uot fully deciphered yet, but be is ION 10
Richmond" We have taken 900 pris
ouers. Csigned) E. NJ. STAAroN,
Secretary OF War.
, wAsHrseros, May ., 4 P. MA bearer
of dispatches from Meade's headquarters
has just reached here. lie says that Lees
army commenced falling back OF the night
OF Friday, and our army commenced The
pursuit on Saturday. Tue rebels we're III
Iull retreat tor Richmond on tue direc,
road. Hancock passed through SpOrtsyl-
Vania NJ da yiignt- yesterday.
Our headquarters at noon yesterday
were twenty miles south OF Inc battle
tield. We occupied fredericksburg. Tue
depot for our wounded ia eslnbnsned al
Fredericksburg. LSIguedl ..l-T
E. IA. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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CARD.

DR.. Russell (ofHce Quincy street above
9th, formerly occupied by DR.. Todd. is
meeting with marked success in the treat.
nept OF Aeute and Chronic diseases, Ds.ases
of Women and Children. subject 10 which
he has given much time, seems 10 be speed
fly relieved under his treatment. His ex-
perience 10 the hospitals Of Philadelphia
has given him ample opportunity to OBJ
serve diseases in every form, aud the most
approved mode of treatment. He can be
found at his Office day and night, when moi
professionally engaged. IL
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aallg satelliaeater.
Tuesday Morning May 10.
pds-ApyEsruRRs OF AN EsoAPRp Pals

p3-ApvEHTuRRs OF AN EscAPRp PAS.
osER.-We were yesterday very much in.
terested in a conversation with Mr.. P. G..
Williams, a member Of the cath Ohio To-
fantry, who was captured by the rebels at
Chickamaus0, aud who arrived within our
lines at Raleigh Court House few days
ago, having made his escape in February
last from the prison in Salisbury, North
Carolina. After his capture he was taken
to Danyille, Virginia. from which place he
escaped and was re captured and taken to
Salisbury. After remaining atthe latter
place tor several weeks, he, with others,
again escaped by digging tunnel under
the prison. He lay concealed in the woods
for six weeks in Rockingham county, N.
O., during which time he had several in
terviews with UniOu man who was per-
fectly familiar with the whole Southern
country, aud who instructed him how to
strike his course through the mountains by
the moss aud bark upon the trees He
travelled several weeks in the direction OF
Raleigh Court House, approaching hui
man habitation only when the absolute
want OF food compelled him to do So
When within about hundred miles OF
Raleigh Court House, having in the mean
time fallen in with couple of couscripts
who were travelling with him, he came
suddenly upon three rebel soldiers who
were hunting deserters in the woods.
Williams and the conscript were arrest
ed aud compelled to march in FRONT of their
captors. 10 the course of few hours the
copscripts broke and started 10 run away.
Two of the soldiers started 10 pursuit, one
Remaining with Williams. The two SOL
diers and the two cOnscripts were soon lost
in the woods aud Williams and the remain
ing soldier were marching along alone
When about to cross a stream upon foot
log Williams stopped under the pretence of
fixing his ragged shoe and the soldier got
upon the log first. As he did SO Williams
raised a heavy hickory stick which he had
been carrying and dealing the soldier a
blow upon the head felled him, musket and
all, in the rapid stream. He then took to
his heels and after long and weary march
of several days reached Raleigh Court
House, ragged, worn and destitute, but still
the happiest man alive.
Williams resides 10 Sandusky, Ohio and
is now on his way home.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

~AS ELoPEMENT.-We learn from q
gentleman residing in the vicinity that an
elopemeut of a very melancholy character
recently took place in Doddridge county,
which created considerable excitement in
the neighborhood where the parties re-
side. 1t appears that fellow who lived,
or rather loafed and drank whisky, at the
village OF Smithton on the North Western
road, in Doddridge county. succeeded in
insinuating himself into the good graces
= of the wife of Mr.. James Steel, respect-
able and we'll to do gentleman living mile
or SO from that place. The other day the
two eloped together. Mrs. Steele leaving
two interesting children. and taking Eve
hundred dollars of her husbands money.
The guiIty pair went to Cincinnati, when
the loater and whisky sucker aforesaid,
whose name our informant could not re-
collect, got possession of the five hundred
dollars aud ran away, Leaving Mrs. Steele
to the fate which she appears to have de-
served
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

~ TIE RIVER continues to recede
slowly with between eight and nine feet of
water in the channel.
The new steamer G. Nee. Porter, named
in compliment to our friend George McC.
Porter, of Hancock county, whose father
is interested in her, left last evening for
the Kanawha Valley. She is lao feet
long, 20 feet beam, a feet hold, and has
two engines, 10 inch cylinder, four feet
stroke. Toe Porter Is commanded by
Captain Tom Taylor. She is plaiuly bot
neatly and substantially finished, and is
altogether as trim little craft as we have
seen fer long time. She is also said TO
be much faster than the general run of the
boats of her calibre. We commend her
to passengers and shippers as reliable
craft.
Captain Robinson's new boat, the Bur-
liugton, is rapidly approaching compile
ton. She will be one of the finest boats
turned out here for a long time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 9-Tne National
RepubIcau has an extra that official dis
patches announce our complete victory
over Lee, aud that the rebel army is re.
Treating 10 the direction of Spotlsylvania
with Grant pursuing.
General WMdsworth of New York, is
killed, also the rebel Generals Joucs and
jenkins; and Gems. Pickett and Hunter are
wOuudei.
Butler has whipped Beauregard and cut
the Petersburg & Richmond railroad.
A dispatch dNted Washington, May 9th,
lO:45 A. NJ 10 Gen. DIX Gays:
We have intelligence this morning by
scouts direct IRON the army az late as Sat
urday evening, but official reports.
The general results may be stated ns a
success 10 our arms. The fghliog on Fri,
day WAS the most desperate known 10
modern times. General Wadsworth was
killed by a ball in the forehead while
leading his troops against one of the enc
my's strongest pOsluons. Gen. Webb was
wounded.
The condition of our army is represent
ed as admirable.
Al latest accounts Hancock was pushing
forward rapidly by the LET. for SpoLtsyl-
vauiu Court House. Yesterday heavy can
nonadiug was heard at Acquia Greek from
chat direction.
We lost some prisoners. One regiment
of the Pennsylvania Reserves charged
through an aUatlis of the enemy but were
unable to get back, and most OF them were
captured.
We have taken large number of pris-
oners, it is supposed more than we lost.
Artillery was not used on either side in
the first two days fights.
Gen. Sherman was heard from last night
He would attack the rebels to.day.
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n1n Mr1nrRNrss lrAYeRN, MAY 6th, o P.

+ OLD WLpERNEss} TAVERN. May 9Th, 0 P.
M-Our- correspondents with the army
sends the following:
The most terrific battle yet fought clos
ed to day. Lees entire army has made
repeated and furious assaults upon oar
right and left wings, commanded by Han
cock and SedgeWIck, with temporary sue
cesses. but he has been driven back with
great slaughter. g.
/ An attack was made abont four O'Clock
this evening simultaneously upon our
whole line, which was CALAMITY repulsed.
Towards dark the enemy concentrated on
our extreme right and FELL suddenly upon
Sedgwick, crushing III portion OF his
liue., Sedg%ick succeeded in reforming
his line and securing il against further
disaster, aud the euemy Withdrew from ais
front under cover OF the darkness. Our
losses have been heavy. ca
Our army TO day mas certainly achieved
decided success. It has oaft1 81 all often
siye efforts of the enemy. the almost i'm i.
penetraole WOODS with which the oatlle
ground is covered secured the rebels
from crushing defeat, as it enabled them
TO conceal their movements almost Per-
tectly until the very moment OF their exc
cutiOn.
THE VERY LATEsT-Gen. 1ugalls tele-
graphs from Ga Wilderness Tavern at
1880 a. Nj. on Saturday, that the enemy
are sald to be retiring
Gen. Butler has sent u dispatch from
Bermuda Hundred saying that he has
made demoustratiou against the railroad
between Petersburg auu Rtchmoud, nnd
has succeeded after some pretty severe
fighting iu oreaklog the communication.
Benuregard is commanding the rebel
forces at Petersburg aud -Rlchmond. Thls
autheutlc account dlsposes OF the state
ment that the rebels have burned Peters
burg after evacuatiugs lr.-a 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

PH11ApELpn1a, May 9.AThe following
is special to the Evening Telegraph, dated
Washington, oh: aasa
Communication has been opened with
Gems Smith and Gilmore, who are near
Richmond and have been fighting.
There was no fighting yesterday, and our
army is believed to be advancing success
fully. ~. -.
fredericksburg has been occupied and
the railroads are being repaired.
The Star extra says:
Grant has fetd full of prisoners and
had advanced to SpottsyIvnnia G. q.
A verbal message received at General
Halleok's headquarters by d messenger
from the army, suites that the battle closed
Friday and lie enemy tell back II miles,
leaving his dead and wounded on the field
On Saturday ut 8, o'clock Lee was in full
retreat through Spottsyivauia G. a., and
when the messenger lett Hancock was en-
tering that place in pursuit. -,
Gen9Butier is reported within ten miles
of Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

,WAsHrxeroN, May 9, 1870 A. Mo
Gen: Di4: This department has just re-
ceiyed from Gen Butler the ofic'aT report
of Gen.lL Lee of the operations Of Friday
He says his loss ia killed is not large, but
has many wounded, and states that our
forces attacked them aud caused some
confusion. he grieves to announce that
Longsrest, was severely wounded, Gen
Jenkins killed. and. General Pegram badly
ciful God that, every advance of Grnnt has
.bean repulsed.as III
{. The 6elief here is that Grantis achiey-
ing complete victory. 90 .eE}LA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

WASHINGTON, Muy cit is ascertained
from private sources that every man on
board the gunOOat Commodore Jones was
either killed or wounded, with one excep
'tion.-@Tne man who exploded the torpedo
was himself killed by persons in another
vessel, VINO had been wh.cuIng his move
meuls- On his person were tuund papers
giving the Location, OF Otner torped0es.-
several rebels. found secreted in rifle pits,
were promptly placed beyond The power OF
mischief
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

PH1LADELPaIA, Nay Glue Evening
Telegraph has the following list OF killed
aud wounded:
Col. Woodward, con OF Judge Wood
ward, of Pennsylvania, killed; Col. Car
roll, of the e5th Pa, killed; Col. Gwynne,
of the 1lsth Pa, wounded; Capt. Byrnes,
of the 81 Pa, captured.
Gen. LOugstreet Was shot by bullet III
the neck, aud is stated to be mortaIly
wounded
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

/, LOUISVILLE, May ga squad Of gaer-
rillas, under command of Capts. Wallace
and Thomas, made "a raid into Princetop,
Caldwell county, KY, on the Alb. They
robbed stores ora large amount Of goods,
and stole many horses from cItizens.- \
Rumors from Nashville say Johnston
sherman's forces have passed Tunnel
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wA LARaE number OF saloon keepers
were before the different magistrates yes
terday for selling liquor on Sunday. They
were generally "'sockedp for $40 and
costs. IN or
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full assortment of French and American Cast.
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and prices. Also, rs dozen White Dress Shirts at
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Also, Shirts made to order and warranted to MT
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WAsH1NaroN, May 9-In I

WASHINGTON. May EN- the Senate this
p. NJ, Mr. Coilnmer read the following
telegram from the Secretary of War:
Dispatches have been received from
Genls. Grants and Msade's army, stating
that they were "Ln TO Richmond." Lee
was in full retreat, with Sedgwick, Ham
cock and Burnside close on his hecls.
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WAN TED,

TSvERYBoDY to know that DI. r. II. Lee, Releo-
tic Physician, treats ALL diseases, both acute
SUD chronic, WITH MEDICIAE, not Electricity.
sBee advertisement. 81
ofsee, one door eouth oi-Krauer,s Hotel, Main
ut Kramef's Hetsl az night. apo line
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PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Mrs. Gen Meade
has received an official dispatch from her
husband dated Saturday, stating that1Fwt
are all welIn