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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

CTR.YED Or STULEN-k l. W A II
- OFFERED - trsye3 or stolen irof1 ta- sub
Dc iba on tha night OF the 18Th ast.. small hlscs
HORSE ~isa 4 star ia his foret cad, noss Slightly
whu- ard right hind fsot w.iie A suitahe r.
~a:d will he given to an Que who viii retn. hua
me y. a. SIXTH
de IT-3ts 2iSt bat nsil and 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17
LOCAL MATTEffM.

C,fy Colaas,.--An ADJOURNED meeting Of
the Ci;y Council Was hSld yesterday after
noon.
The resignation Of Mr.. Thomas Lawson,
City Chamberlain, WA taken up and az
| copied.
Mr. Saunders submitted resolution award
| ing 10 Mr. Lawson the well Inherited praise of
! having in all respects performed bis duty with
ability and fidelity, and proposing to present
him with pecunlary testimonial
| The following substitute, offered by Mr..
| Burr, was adopted;
Mr.. Thomas Lawson, having resigned his
post as Chamberlain OF this city and Clerk Of
| The Council, on account of i'll health, be 1t
| Resoired, That the Council regard this rs an
| APPROPRIATE occasion to place upon record
| tneir high estimation OF his services, and bear
| testimony TO the fidelity with which he has
| discharged the responsible duties OF his
| Office.
The Council then proceeded 10 the election
OF Chamberlain from The following list oil
candidates:
! Richard Hill, Jr., G. Waltilall, 4. ". Nor
| ton, +. :. Met arthy and J.. w. Kaiston.
| On the second ballot Mr.. Morton received
! q majority OF the votes and was declared
elected Mr.. M. was for many years clerk
in the Office of the Plbhc Auditor, and is at
present the efficient Secretary of the Rich
| mond and York River Railroad Company
! The vote was made unanimous
Mr. Hill presented an ordinance providing
! for three additional policemen. and an ordi-
nance to prohibit the sale Of ardent spirits at
! d theatre or other place of amusement. Laid
upon the table for future consideration.
! Mr.. Hill, from the Committee Of Police,
| presented the following resolutions, which
were adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee OF Police be
i authori ed to employ counsel TO defend the
! suits Instituted against Wm. n. Kelly, for
| trea pass alleged 70 have been committed by
|. him by his entering into certain houses, un.
| der the direction OF tho Mayor.
! Resolved, That The Mayor be authorized to
! employ counsel il Aa shall deem that the in
terests OF the city re- uire it, to represent these
! interests III the cases OF mandamus and pros
! hibition issued to him from the Circuit Court
! OF the city OF kichInond, at the suits Of Wor-
| sham and Burns.
The Council then aG ouraei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

FOUND "A pain Of GLOVES, FING,
r RING, and q BANK NOTE, which IA
ownsr can get by calling al !. 7. U"EH .
NO. l6a Bread street, and oescribir me
sans de}---'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

ysT ANT ED-AN UNtURNI III
w kUUM-By P single gentleman, II d IF.
vste family prrfegreG.o t8ka meals DOWN own
Address Il Z cafe o, Dispatch OLE.
do II 3tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

A,TxAY ED-k2o REWARD SIayea rJGl
y u San p Chris. AIS "a New ksnf fry~
RAJ weeks ago, n tdR RIO BOY. uaTrd RctfRT,
about IS years ola-psIe compilation, bordering i
mu'a1to. He has {, isk lips, with Iroulinen'
VIII al -c0larei eye. Is. Il Ia supposed % i'
now lurkiqg about Il j. cry ksviIg hea0 lss, sesi
here. This above reward ~ IL b. pa 81 delivery
of the saii 0egro to Ee IN Riehufnd
de Its JOHN n GORDON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

I OST-SatuTday evening, on CLAY sirseL
Z betNs cen Brooke Avenue and Eleven u
street, gold link BRACELET, win Gar
net set The finder will receive Il suitable 70
ward on its delivery At thls Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

n
10 MaRILANnEKS.
Pies-G al - EJa 20 morrow and u a No 4
tiliery Company. receive goo bonus ard 60 20
camp. EOBE9T HILL
de L---2iE q Z M..er Work. &C..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

7 U~T-A snalf knm of MONEY and BILLS
4 4 be!ongog 20 seve' al persons They were IA
long sheep akin pockat-booE. | will pav Il,
fadef ress nsble ewern BY leavi, The book sDt
cont. Ma at ID. CORE'Es shop, on Sta st Eesr -
Basin de Fits JOHN kOV =.
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LOST. sTRAxED, &..

oSF On Wednesday aigbT, between M>-
1 sud Cary. CT on l4th street, I4y sREEPA
PEaS. They We're in tin boz A reward Of
dollar viii DC pad thsir vsturn To I'll Office
EJSFBEEY GENTRY,
de iT--it& a Free Man Of Color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

FFUIN tAt DfsDu4OA.
"We have read portions OF the Mss, and
we pronounce il beautiful, excelien I, and con
elusive. We hope that IL Will obtain the cir
culation that It merits, not only Ia America,
but in Europe
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= = 8 q .
lEeleLETURE OF VIRGINIA,
sENATE

MespA7, Dec. Is, I8l
The SENATE wac called to or der 81 IL 0 cieck.
PRAYER by the kew. UE. kgAp Of the Presby'
terrain Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

THE ORDER Or THE BAT.
The bill tito Suspend the sales and legal
proceedings in certain cases. came up. Pend
ing the discussion Of the question,
On motion, the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

~ ~ u E--i- n = =.
The House TIE. at = Il aEi was opened
with prayer oy Rev. MIR PeterI,in, OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
wEssaGa FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The STI<if. iajd before the House the fol-
lowing nes-tr' from HIS LXCeiiency The @ oy-
ernor OF Virginia:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

Tie bill to compensate Peter Z. Penn for
t. : loss Of hi slave Albert, was pat upon lis
T sage, end decided IL the nygauve-ayes 8,
1Ors -.
GA motion o. his. JOHNSON, The Senate al.
.9u-Aed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

tbs FFNALE ORGANIZATION is often MS
frail as that of II tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
out being able to undergo the lubors and
trials of maternity. In this country
thousands of young and beautiful women
are sacrificed every year from this cause
alone. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bttters will save many of this clnss from
an untimely grave. This medicine has
been used with great benefit by immense
numbers of people throughout the repnb-
lie, and the proprietors have received
grateful Communications from all sections
OF the country. The Bitters viii DC found
to be very pleasant to the taste, even M u
beverage, and prompt and powerful in its
effect as a medicine: II infuses new vital
ity into the frame, and strengthens the
whole system, so that womenwho use it
are enabled to go through with labors
which would, without it, be certain to.
prostitute thIm,
Sold by all druggists. my-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

AGAIN another prooflhat Berharc'. Hol-
tand BHters is worthy of Recommendation.
"The plain and upright Mary Van Sled
recht, daughter of Van Dyke, had last
spring Il dangerous sickness, but got SO
Tar well as 10 be ont of the doctors treat
ment, but kept lingering on, so that she
could get no appetite, and could not get
strength enough TO do her household work.
till within few weeks past. She used
but one bottle of the Bitiers which, with
the help of God, has given her strength,
and she feels quite well; for while her hus.
baud gave me, the undersigned, his thanks
Tor having recommended the Bitters for
his wife, aud requested me to have tho
same inserted in tue Sheboygun Nieu,ps-
00ae. L DODGE,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above is liternl translation from
the last number of the Sheboygan NIsurs-
O0"e. my-1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
BY 01Iegta9h.
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
Intelligelcer.
From st. Louis.

ST. Louls, May l7.-Several Union men
have been driven from PotUsi on the Iron
mountain Railroad.
A detachment of volunteers under COM
mapd of Captain Cole. were sent down on
Tuesday night, to project loyal citizrns ia
that section.
Capt. Cole reached Potosi at 3 o'clock
this morning and surrounded the town
with chain of sentiuel7; and shortly after
dayllgbtabout one hundred anil fly citf-
zens were taken prisoners and formed in
"A line.
The Union menrecognized aud released
about fifty secessionists, liberated on ma.
roleian nine ofIhe leaders brought to the
city as prisoners of war.
The Lead Mandatory belonging to Jim
Dean, were taken possession Of, itnil some
four hundred kegs of lead were seized ON
the return trip.
The troops dispersed company of cav.
airy at De Soto, and captured thirty horses
that they left behind in their flight; hoist.
ed tue stars and stripes on the pule lust
raised to receive the secession Tag.
Another romlnent secessionist has heen=
arrested here, and still another at Victoria
making twelve in all who are row in the
Arsenal.
Thirteen American families arrived here
last night, having been driven from differ
ent towns on tue Pacific Railroad, for sup
porting the Union.
Gen, Price has issued orders instructing
the Brigadier Generals to Immediately or
gnnize the militia In their respective dis
triGts, and hold them in readiness for ac-
tive service. The officers and soldiers are
enjpined to afford all protection in their
power to the persons and property of citi.
zeus of this State, without reference to
political principles, the object of this or
gahization being simply TO protect the
people and their rights under the Consti.
tuition of the 1State; andthe United States
troops arc warned to avoid n collision with
any armed bodies, unless absolutely re-
quired to protect the lives, liberty and
property Of the people. The flag Of the
State of Missouri is only TO be used by the
militia
Nearly 800 lrishmen have been enrolled
In the U. S. service here, aud will proba-
bly, be organized into separate regiments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
From Harrisburp.

HAhRIspURG, May lT.-Nearly all the
members of the Legislature have gone
home. A few are still lingering yet.
The Governor is overwhelmed with ap-
plications TO receive companies, but will
positively receive no more until the Gem
eral Government issues another requistion.
Great Indignation is felt among the mil
itary, that fourteen additional regiments
are to be taken from New York.
The Governor goes TO GhAmbersbur4 to-
morrow morning TO review the troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

R5- PtcxISG a. Pockgr-On Tuesday
night last, during tho speaking from the
balcony of the Mcclure House, some light
fingered gentleman ia the crowd, picked
the pocket of Capt. Snyder, of Mononga-
liza, of purse containing one hundred
dollars in notes. A description of the
notes was placed in the hands OF the po-
lice, aud every effort was made to ferret
out the thief; but no clue was discovered
until yesterday morning, when a little APP
pie boy presented twenty dollar bill to
Main street merchant to have it changed.
The merchant being ia doubt as to how the
youth came by the note. took the liberty
of retaining it until he should have time
to make some enquiry. The boy stated
that the note belonged to his mother, but
afterwards said drunken mnu had given
it 10 him near the Mcclure House. The
boy was taken in charge by the police,
but nothing OF satisfactory nature could
he corkscrewed out of him. The note
which he had is supposed to be one OF
those lost by Capt. Snyder.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
ceg-A UNITED SrArEs SoLD1ER Wars

g-A UNITED STArEs SOLDIER y1sIrs
HARpER,s FERRY.-We yesterday met an
old acquaintance, who not long ago, was
in the Cuitel States Army in Texas, but
who recently received his discharge. He
was at San Antonio the day Twiggs sur
rendered, aud was one of the four hundred
brought home by the Government, on the
steamer COatzucoalcos. He was taken to
Washington, but ut that place, he like
Que or two others, who had enlisted in this
State and Kentucky, plead secession SYM.
PatIy and were therefore discharged
Leaving Washington, he struck out into
Virginia for the purpose of seeing some
relatives, and afterwards came to Harpers
Ferry, to which place he was pcrsued on
horseback, by several men who took him
to be spy, and would have arrested him,
but that he, not wishing TO be uunecessa-
.ily detained, took over the mountains
aud through unbrOkep paths which horses
could not travel. Upon making his appear
amce at Harper's Ferry. he was soon ush-
cred into the presence of the commanding
officer there, who questioned him very Sc
Verels aboat the condition of things in
Washington and Texas, the condition of
the Army &c. Our friend stlid at Harper S
Ferry several days. giving the raw recruits
the benefit of tie knowledge he had acqui-
r:i in the service, aud upon leaving there
about a week ago, got n free pass from the
officer in command, through the State and
over the rntlrOnd. and nn offer of twenty
five doiI,rs for every mtn he could re-
cruit in this part of the State. Whether he
found recruiting for the rebels army in
Western Virginia, an uphill businessi
whether be doubted the pay, or whether
he ever intended TO try to do anything at
it, We do not know we only know that
he continued yesterday morning on his
journey Westward, with an expressed de-
termination not to return again.
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From Texals.

NV 0RLSAxs, May IL. Texas adviccs
s,lytthat Col. Van, Dorm succeeded in caus-
ing the surrender of the remaining. Federal
troops ID Texas. Texans in numbers on
the upper frontier were taking the mpces-
saFy steps to defend the State against in
Cursions. Unfounded rumors are lhoat
that the Montgomery AboIitiouists were
marching to capture the forts on the up
per border
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
Kentnoky Z egisIature-The Election

Kentucky Legislature-The Election.
LoUisv1LEE, May IA Frankfort, yes
tcrduy, the House concurred in the Sen.
ate bill legnlizing the suspension of specie
payment by the Kentucky banks. Tie
House passed resolutions that Kentucky
should maintain strict neutrality during
the present contest aad approving the Cow
erqor's refusal under tue existing Circum-
stances to furnish troops to tue Federal
Government.
In SO counties the Official Unionvote for
Border State delegates is 9s,56l. Eighteen
counties yet to hear from. The aggregate
Presidential vote In November last was
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

~ Eds. Intsi;-I see by your paper of
yesterday morning, some mention made as
to the christening of the Island Camp. AL
low me to suggest rs tue most appropriate
name, Camp Garlic" The name sounds
well, and, besides, it would be well de-
served mark of honor to one of western
Virgtnin's most distinguished and patriotir.
citizens. Yours, n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

Troops in Baltimore-More to come.
BALTIMORE, May l7.-All is quiet in the
citytltis morning The Philadelphia camp
is visited by thousands of our citizcns. 1t
presents a splendid appearance. Many of
tue officers and men are visiting the city.
1t is. reported that troops are expected to
arrive via Ptrryville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
Blockade Of Charleston Harbor.

Gil ,RLEsToS, Sc, May 1.-THE Charles
ton Courier reports that on the 18th inst.
the British bark Ilclgh, from Liverpool,
was refused entrance into that port by
the us. stenm frigate Niagara. The Brit
ish ships Monmouth and Gen. P. Parkhill
were also ordered of. The British ship
a. was pursued, but she ran into shoul.
water and was towed up to the city. The
British ship Susan G. Owens, bound for
Liverpool, was boarded by the Niagara and
then permitted to pnss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

Rdr NoaE tRlP1Es.-The steamer James
Means yesterday brought down from
Wellsbprg about one thousand more RIFLES
for the use of the volunteers now on the
Island. They were shipped overto the.
camp. 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
The Irish Brigade Accented.

wA,uIXGTox, May 1.-THE Irish brig
nde, over 1000 strong, rendered by Major
hnlligan, was to-day accepted by Secre-
t"ry Cameron, for service during the war
1t is probable that their destination is
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For Sale

TIE VERY COMPLETE 4 VALUABLE WORKS
for refining Coal OIL, situated near the Hemp.
held Railroad u miles east of WlleelIuS Virginia.
consisting OF superior eight horse power Steam
engine, one Still, 1000 gallons capacity, one ditto
coo gallons, two 100 gallon tanks or receivers two
1000 gallon tanks, and ono 1900 Gallon ditto, all
made Of the very best clean stun. lso D Retorts,
capacity OF bushels each. Thei rope ~ embraces
in fee simple near five acres has llneral right
on abOnt 2l6 acres. There Is = in bituminous
shhle Of an average thickness Of out feet under.
lying the premises. Gallon Is f nd the vicinity
the business Of refining Coal Oil may NV have an
oPpoTtuntty OF doing so to Srt / I'D intage. For
further particulars apply to the sui ser at No. $40
ap23- iyr-eod 1oITN IN ussnNz
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EWAsHINdToN, May l7,-Brig. Gen. Mans
field to-day issued an order, as follows
81 ordered, by telegraph, the agents of
the Adams Express, at New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, that in future no
express matter, inclusive Of letters, WILDE
permitted TO go south of this city in Vir.
giuia. Last evening, Col. Stone seized,
by my order; the express matter and stop
ped all coutraband goods, and allowed tile
balance to go forward.
fx-Gov. a, a, Reeder of Pennsylvania.
we'll known in connection with the early
history OF Kansas, was to-day appointed
adiey General ,bysthe President.
= The 6opaninga 0fthe line ofsttafel from
Baltimore North and Northwest, has been
the signal for rush of travel to Washing
ton. Yesterday and to-days trains brought
hundreds ofpAEsengerG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
Ross Winans Ralaasad.

WAsHIXuroX, May lf.-The statement
that air. Ross Winans, OF Baltimore, was
unconditton released, is nnf6unded.-
There is authority for stating that he was
released byEorder OF the Government, by
giving bis parole Of honor that he would
do no act openly or eovertly hostile to the
Government of the United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

W-A sIrrATlox.-A good boy, who
has had some experience at the printing
business, can obtain situation at his OF.
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Three Prizes taken by the Steamer
Live Yankee-New sloop-of-War.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE stcnmer
City of Richmond; arrived from Fortress
Monroe, reports that last evening, 30 miles
south of Cape Hcnlopen, she saw tho
steamer Live Yankee, with three. prize
steametsin tow; boundnortb.
Orders for building one of the seven new
sloops-of-War have been received at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard. The ship will
be pushed rapidly forward tocompletion.
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Bdr OouxrRapetT NorEs.-Anev tan

Bs4r COUNTERFEIT NorEs.-Az new ten
dollar note on the Merchants and Mechan.
les Bank of Wheeling has made itsappear-
ance 10 the city. Look ont for it. It ism,
dangerous counterfeit aud we'll calculated
to deceive, The red of the bill.io the coun-
terleit is deeper. than that of The genuine,
and the former is more imperfectly exc.
euted, but it would nevertheless be eadiIy
received by the best judge of money, un-
less warned of its existence.
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BfoSt Ae DtNocrVt, s.. CIepi. NiHR.
~ you ara, or have been troubled with the head.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
McNEELEY NORMAL SCHOOL

ME SPRING SESSION (l8 weekly will open on
March 10Th The course OF study embraces
thorough reviews Of the common bFanches;o Ma.
tnEHi Sciences including Natural PhIIo0opTy Chem
!stty, Phy9tology, Botany, Zoology, aud @ soloEy
nntnematIcs a. tarnS pursued IN most Colleges niSo
Astronomy; Higher EnElsh StudIeS, such Is Conn
Po,itton Rhetoric, Logic, EnglI5h Literature Intel
leetual Philosophy, etc; Latin and Greek Languages;
Also. Vocal MuSIc Piano and MelodGon
EDWIN REGAL, Principal, assisted BY W. Brink.
eFhoH, a. ~, Prof. Of Mathematics 1nd Natural Sci.
enSea, and other experienced Teachers,
Il Young Ladies' are boarded In tho Sans fInfv with
tue Principal at SlEI6 per week.
July 18TH. " - SSt''''' ~
For further particulars address tho Principal.
uopedale, II Trison Co., o. Feb. 25th, 1861.
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. E'on,tt. LEaRfner, NosJoR. Ia.
They have beentCetc in more than thousand
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The" pOast masters is blind," We have
10 doubt, aud consequently can't see
plane, but they are no more 50 than We
are at this moment, Hftcr looking all over
our immense subscription list for ]. DIS
name. Correspondents, if they wisl, to
0ayG their communications properly at
tended to, must write, besides tho date,
Tue name of their town OF post-otice. IN.
'es' they do 50, looking for their names in
our subscription list is like searching for
4 last cambria needle in a haystack.
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EroatE1E lFettera II. h. Gtl:ette, csicQeo, III.
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riNailed csphalio Pills,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

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