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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-11
|. TTENTTON, MILITARY MES.

a CAMP BEbsTEAD DIS.
We would respectfully call the attention. Of sll
miiftar y men to an article OF Ca SP bEDsfEAps,
which Q are now manufacturing. AMER regular
patented article, which we introduced into tnis
and convenience Of transportation, we do hot
think is surpassed by any article now IN use. All
old patent laws oil the United states being nall
aud void in this Confsderacy, we feel NJ liberty
u apply this patent 10 our use aud pront, but 1T
ton nor will We seek 10 deprive Others from the
nae and manufacture of the article by seeking q
patent Of the Confederate States. Cali and exam
fne before making purchases, and wewill guar
Antse satisfaction, at
HABLIST0N BROTHERS.,
Dealers IN Furniture,
10 le-1tt No. lss Aata q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-11

Je Its corner governor ehd rrab hlln ~
NOTICE.-Deiinquen Consumers OF W hn
~ in JEFFERSON WARD are hereby notified
that if thew fail their bills before the
49, inst before the hour Of O'Clock ?. NJ. they
will be dealt nth according TO the requirements
Of the following extract from the ordinance con-
corning the Water Works:
BY Ordinance passed By The Council May 3ls, 1858:
'lf any Water Bill remain unpaid for THIRTY
DAYS next after that which it is presented, the
Auditor shall notify the Superintendent, who
shall stop the Water being used on the premises
shall not allow it to be used those premises
sgsin until said bill is paid five per cent will be
added to the original amount Of the bill, which
shall bs placed in the hands of the City Collec-
tor, who is HEREBY authorized aud required to
| collect the same as if i; due for city taxes"
ID. J. SAUNDERS. JR., for
ia LIFT NJ L. STRATros. Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-11
GEoRGg w. MUSFoRp,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth !"

In compliance with the fore going Proc amation.
the command of the Military and Naval forces OF
the State of Virginia is transferred 10 the Con-
fsdsrate States Ali officers of said forces will
obey the orders they may receive from the heads
of the War and Navy Departments respectively
Officers of the staff will receive their Instructions
from the Chiefs Of the several branches of the
Confederate states Government. r. e. LsE,
ia EaunraI Comma DilQU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-11
THE FIGHT At FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE.

The following communication Is from the
pen of Il Northern Lady, the wife of a Virgin
ian. and may be regarded as at least Impair
tai testimony:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
aIIssonrI conren1Ion.

ST. Louis, Feb. 2s.-Dispatches to the
Democrat say the State Convention met AT
Jefferson City ut IL o'clock this morning.
Judge Orr called the Convention to order.
On Inotion of Judge Hamilton, Il. Gamble
Of ST. Louis, was elected temporary Chair.
man, aud J. L. Minor. of Cole, temporary
Secretary.
a Committee on Credentials and Per-
mauent Organization wns appointed, when
1t being fonnd that only as members were
present, the Convention adjourned Till 10
o'clock tomorrow.
After u permanent organization is eff
tieeted the Convention will probably adj
Journ to st. Louis, the Mercantile Library
Hall being rendered for that purpose.
Tho news of the ADJOURNMENT OF the
eace Conference und passage of Corwiu's
propositions produced pleasant effect
upon the members.
Ex-Gov. Sterling Price will probably he
the permanent President
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
serenn1n IL -. 1.,n.a1..

WAsHiSGroS, March l.-Mr. Lincoln was
sersnaued last night He said:
: NY Eriends-1 suppose that NAV take
TINS us compliment paid me, aud as sncb
PlraSe accept my thanks for Il. l have
cached this city under circumstances cou.
siderubly differing from those nudsr which
hny other man has ever reached il.
have reached 1t for the purpose OF taking
an official position amongst the people, al
most all OF whom were opposed 10 me,
anu are yet opposed To me, as suppose.
lseEcral T0icrs-@NU, no."l / propose
no lengthy address TO sou now, 1 only
Propose TO say as did On yesterday, when
Jour worthy Mayor anu Board oil Alder.
men called upon me, that thought much
Of Tue ill-teeiing that has existed between
You and the people of your SURROUNDINGS
ana tue people from amongst whom 1
come, has depended. and now depends. M
on Misunderstanding. ESsveiul voices
-"Ihuts sc" and applause. Hope that
u all things shall go along as prosperous
" as believe we all desire, may have il
IN my power 10 remove something of this
misunderstanding. [Griss of good, good. .
anl loud applause. That may be en-
aelcd to convince you and ths people Of
Your section of the country, that we re-
gard you as in all things being our EQUALS,
IN aii things entitled TO the same Respect
Hndlo tue same treatment that we claim
tor ourselves. CCries OF "Suod," and np-
pln"se That We are III 10 wise disposed,
y 4 Is we're In our power, 10 Oppress you Or
deprive you OF any OF your rights under
the Constitution OF the United States. or
even narrowly to split hairs with you in
regard 10 these rights. loud and pro.
Ionged eheering.l But we are determined
to give you, so tar as lies In our hands, all
your rights under the Consultation, not
grudgingiy, bet fully and fairly. TCries
OF good aud applause. hope tiAt Oy
thus dealing with you, We Will become
o SS acquainted and be better friends.
lCries OF good" and applause And
now, my fridnds, with these very few re.
marks, l again return my thanks for this
compliment, and expressing my desire to
to hear little more of your good music, /
bid yon good night"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

RIcnNdSp. Va, Feb. 20 LEX President
TYLER and AIR. Seldom, delegates TO the
Peace Conference, were sereuaded tonight
on their return, Both gentlemen replied
10 the compliment. Mr.. TYLER denounced
the result Of the conference rs a worthless
affair aud said he was satisfied that the
South had nothing TO hope for from the
Republicans. Nr. Seldom said the result
Of the conference was deIusiou and a
sham. He considered its action as m in
suit androfenee 70 the South. Lieut.. Gov.
Montague Is now making secession
speech. The secession Sentiment is in
creAsiug amoug the people. and if my
measure Of coercion Is adopted by the
North, Virginia may Eecede AZ once. The
Peace Conference Is generally condemned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

Tar closing years oflire are often rend-
cred wretehed by ailments which are
trifing in themselves and easily cured If
taken in time. Affection of III. liver.
stomach, and other organs concerned in
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irtitS-
Die and complaining, aud relatives and
friends are forced to bear the brunt OF their
III humor. The use of ITostctter's Cele-
bratcd Stomach Bittcrs viii prove nm
stfcieut remedy for this evil. Il will not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
ization, but entirely cure tile most obstinate
cases of Indigestion, DiarrhGA. Dysentery,
and Liver Complaint. The fire: physicians
10 the country are loud in their praise of
TINS preparation. Another recommenda-
tion of the Bitters is that il is so palntable
to the taste that it may be used even as a
beverage.
Sold by all druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
REED & KRAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling.


A REWARD Is og7RRED for the detaStion
of any person counterfeitipg initiating, or
the Vender Of any sucli counterfeit or fni-
tation of BG.ShdreG Holland Biiters. The
genuine, highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers is put up inhalf pint bottles only. hav-
ing the name of the proprietor, b. Page,
JF., blown in them, and his signature
around the neck of each and every boIIIe,
This delightful aroma has been received
by Americans with that favor which is on
" extended to scientific prcpardtinns.-
When We consider the markell success al.
tending its administration, in the most
stubborn cases of Fever and Ague, Weak
ness OF any king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Costiyeness and
Piles, together with tho complete control
1t exercises over nll Nervous, Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Affections, we cannot won
der its popularity. Well may the iayal-
id value this remedy.
For sale by T. II. Logan & Co., and Lo-
gan, List & Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

pa SUlclpE.-sIr4. Crussen, wife of
nes Crossen, of the adjacent county, of
ArFisou iu Ohio committed suicide, SAT-
play last, by hanging herself. 1t appears
et she had been subject to fits of mel
choly arrangement for years, aud was
g subject of much solicitude and anxiety
Z the family. On the morning which
minated her earthly existence, she told
4 friends that she WAS going to the
eoke house to kiudle FIRE under the
BAT, Some one went out in few min
'es and found her hanging. The rope
q cut, but too late to save life-her soul
q Ted. She was probably 60 years of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
Pony ExpreES.

FoRr KEARSEY, March Tho Pony
Express passed here at half past , A. NJ,
being several hOurs ahead of time by tile
winter schedule.
SAN FRAScIsCo, l6.-s:4O p. M.-The
Pony Express, with Atlnntic Geographic
dates via Fort Kearney, Feb, I'd, arrived
at Carson Valley yesterday, whence the
news Of the passage of the Pacific Rail
road bill By the Senate, MAS Immediately
1teiegraphed to San Francisco The,intei-
ligence is joyfaily received, ms is also the
more favorable prospect of AN early settle
meut, by compromise, of tho iisunion
question.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
an HaII, Ed Tennessee.

Nelson's Congressional District hus given
majority of ELEVEN THOUSAND for the
Union Ticket
M9ynard's District has given a majority
of TES THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED.
BrHbsod's District has given minority
Q: TEN THousANn! Deduct .dileeH huidrtd
tos OTertOn and Fentress, us they are in
Middle Tennessee, and the Union majority
in East Tennessee is Thirty TuousASpl.
This will do for East Tennessee, as il
shows nm average of OSE THOUSAND to
each county BrOwnlOte's Wig.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

R3-MooxSELL ARaEsrED-M'ConnvlI
the enterprising aud daring fiusncier whose
recent TRANSACTIONS tcbrunicled in our
last paper, was arrested at a place called
London in caaadaz West, on Thursday
last, by detective OF Detroit. Mr.. :uaz
lett, (Shose.sop and banking partner, as
well as NJ. Birch, one Of the victims, were
i hot pursuit of himl recovered the mon
sy So7Toivsd Of that house, amounting TO
$1,000, cad not 5000, as Incorrectly
stated in our last, considerable portion of
the money received being the same funds
received from AIR. Hazlett. Tue fine gold
watch OF Mr.. Dugan. and one Vt the watch
es of Sir. Birch, were found upon Moon
nelrs person, and returned 70 their owners.
Having no authority to hold the prisoner,
thOse charged with his arrest permitted
him TO depart, AFTER securing tue money
Mr.. Hazlelt, and the two watches of Mes
srs. Dugan aud Birch WashiRgtOn RtBor-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

D@TaE RrvRR.-The river was falling
slowly last evening, with about eleven
feet water in the channel. The weather
Was-cloudy and warm during most of the
day with decided indications of rain. TIE
steamer Citizen, with a tremendous load
of cotton on board, passed up yesterday on
her way to Pittsburgh. The Euuiee was
loading with baled hay aud other articles,
for the port of Louisville, to which place
she is now making regular trips. The Cue
weather for TIE past few days seems to
have increased both the freight and pas
Senger business ofths packets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

b3-AsrstD Hrs CHILp.-Patriek Man
lex, name not not unfamiliar in police
and other circles. was last night sent to
j all by Aid. N rcmunaway for beating hi.
Guild 10 y cruel manner. When officer
Lancaster visited Patriek's house for tie
purpose OF gathering him up, he found in
that gentlemap's company three drunken
women and one drunken man, WhO-wers
having a good time generally. Patrick
will see very little daylight for twenty
days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
From the NTInIng region.

FoRr KEAHSET. March The Western
stage, with U. s, mail, HincLIy's Express
ana seven passengers, passed at = z. II.
DESvEG, 25th.-The weather is very fine
There is !, great deal of building going ON
IN this city, more than at any one time
before.
Tue Platte Canon Mines, 90 miles south
west Of here, are making considerable stir.
Many miners are leaving for the Blue Ar.
kansas aud Platte Mines and beyond the
South Park.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

RALEIGH, y. c., Feb. Fill O'Clock p.
a.EThe election for delegates to the State
Convention, and ON the question whether
such Convention shall be held or not, came
before tho people of North Carolina, to-
day, and the returns are now coming in
slowly. In this city the vote stands as
follows: Far Union ticket 7l2; for Seces-
sion ticketsl; for Convention 22O; against
Convention $40. Partial reports from 9th
er precincts show similArresults.
Wilmington, New Hanover county, three
precincts give tue Convention ticket 81
minority. Other precincts will largely in
crease this majority. The secession can
didHtes In this city, will be elected by
about 1000 majority.
brunswick county is undoubtedly for
Convention, aud secession delegates are
elected.
Dublin county, three precincts, give
42o votes for the Convention, aud only 3
votes against it.
Wayne county gives LOCO majority for
Wake county, including Raleigh, gives
1000 majority for the Union, and the ma
lority Rg'tinst the holding of Convention
is la-ge.
WILMxGroS, n. c., March 1.-The fol-
lowing are The latest returns of the cleo
ton held yesterday:
Union maiorities-Wske county 1900,
Roman, 500; Davidson, 1900; GuileFord
200, in Alamanc, Orange and johnson
counties the mniOrities are large. Mont
gomeEy aud Caswell have also given Union
mHjOrities.
Secession returns from Brunswick. New
Hanover, Wagner, MeckIenburg, Cabayvas
EdgecOmb. Lendir, Duplin and Craven in.
dictates that they have gone 10 favor of the
secession candidates, but the majorities
have not been ascertained The results
for aud against tue Convention are indefi-
mite. oats ssat Ess
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02


bSS- ARREsr PoR BURGLARY-EsCAPE OF
iSE uF tine ENTHUSIASTICALLY morn.
pg officers Fender and scrOggius arrested,
p the steamer Bdnice, two boys named
risler and Miller, on the cLarge of break
g through n window at Or, Son & Co.'s,
night or two since, aud stealing seventy
ge dollars worth of knives. Miller was
oncealed on the steamer between two
tles of hay, and came forth rather I'M
alIngIy. Both were taken 70 aid. Duity,s
Reo, where they we're LEFT IN charge of
her parties, aud the officers went out to
rest third chap known to have been
gagged in the robbery. Shortly bitter the
beers left the Office, the Alderman had
eOasiOn to go out also. Those in whose
eePing the prisoners were now left, locked
9 door, but whilst their attention was
rected for a moment towards something
be, TrissIcr, with the uimbleness ola cat,
mped towards the door, unlocked it and
q away with the speed of a grey hound.
fe was soon out of sight, and had not
pen captured at late hour last evening
iller, who is perhaps the most innocent
o. all, acknowledges the theft and tells all
eOut it. lie was committed for trial.
be greater portion Of tue property has
een recovered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

~ BOuSp roR wAsuSorox.--The
lhole male population of the Great West
sem to 6epassinE over the Baltimore and
2hto Railroad. just now, into the city of
ashtngton, to witness the inau yurslion
President Eineoln on Monday. Among
e number there are Of course, NO .sOriase"
sskers- We couldn't thiak Of iusinaa.
as such a shiaE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
* TEI.NGRAPH.
LeoRREoTED DnLy.l
soUR-E1tra FAplily-..,.....,.....

PHi1GbELPHtA. March lg-Rlour firm: sales o
suPernne at 1851, md extra family a S5IEa6s 10
tie trade the range is $SsS@6.52 Tor common and
extra $3.50 b2o Tor extra faulty, and SGS7 for fancy
WhslIl is unchAnE1di sales Of nd at 81 s9 lsSS aud
white at s ,4DGl so Corn In better demand; 100
bush prime dry, new southern yellow suid at o. NJ
snd Oil at 62< prOTiSions dull Mess pork sells at
SlII5USlS. Whisky steady at ls@lsiS.
NV YUKE, March I.-FlOur heavy kales at S. 10
gs'lS for State, and $5,SO@50O fJF Southsru.-
Wheat quiet; sales at 81 ~ for nd western, 81 so
for white, anil 81 - for MIwanEie dub Corn Gnet
With "a @ at GBGI6T for old, Rul 6SgUO tor new.
CINciySATI March l.-Flonr dull and lower, With
sales Of suPtrflne at "a 50. No change In grain
Whisky steady, with Salrs vt l6Il. Provisions arm
Tile prices Of pork and bacon are teudlng upward !;
sS d mes pork ~ gu, including yOo bbls Ieliv
cred At ETansEllei city brands heln higher aud NJ
good country brands 10 be lad at this rate at the
elise There Is gvs.l demand for hulk pork; sales
9tO 10. Lard dulli sales Uf key at 10, Grncrfies
hrm NJ full pricesi talss OF sugar at SGE5I<, aud
coffee At l3&l4; nOlaases quiet and snleS uniinpOr.
GNLTINoRE, March l.--Plour dull and heavy; Ohio
aud Howard 81. are sold Mt 50 -. Wheat iTn red
Sl,S white I,GO. Corn active ut bsetUCe for yello,
and C2gu.c for white. Provisions stey; nless pork
81. lari SAc. Coffee arm at l2<Gl5c Whnky
hrn At lsIe- 80 - - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
go CooL TnAxsAcTIOx.-some dave

ago Sergeant N'Donald, of this city, re-
ceived a letter from Daniel Longfellow, at
Hamilton, Butler county, Ohio, stating
that cue JUhn johnson couLterfeiier, had
escaped from that place and was supposed
10 he lurking about this city a reward of
ffIy dollars was offered by LonsfelloW for
JoLnson's arrest. On Thursday last john
son was arrested by officer scroggins, and
committed to Jail A dispatch was sent to
Longfsllow aanOuncing that Johnson had
been arrested, aud awaited his order. In
an hour or two afterwards the officers here
received au answer from LOngfrIloy sta
ting that he guessed he didn't want the
pFIsonsr The officers were then compell-
ed to reIeusc the prisoner, and to pay his
jail ices, having had all their trouble with.
out ever return of thanks; but the worst
of it @aI that Longfellow not only refused
10 pay for tile dispatch sent to him, but
aeglectrd to prepay his answer. We
have no doubt hut that business from that
quarter willhereaftebe attended to prompt.
There seems to be rua of false prom
jses on our police force. Not long ago the
Sergeant received letter from a constable
1t Johnstowu, Pa, stating that Alexander
Melville, one of the parties 10 the murder
IL Triadelphia, last Christmas eve, year
Ego, and Barney Hagan, who committed a
fape on little girl named Nolan, in Cen
Ire Wheeling, about the same time, were
both working within mile Of that place.
Fhe Sergeant Immediately set out for
Tohnstowu, and arriving at that place
soOn learned that Melville had been there
6nly in the Imagination or in the dreamI of
the Constable, Hagan, the Sergeant was
assured, ronId he arrested. The Sergeant
accordingly sworr out "A warrant before "a
magistrate, placed it in the hands of the
Constable, and awaited the result. About
the middle of the eight the excited Con-
stable brought into tue hotel where the
Sergeant WAS stopping great strapping
AIilesian, who looked and acted us inno-
cent as It lamb, aud who was just as inno-
eent as rOlicking roaring Irishman can
be. True, his name was Hngan, but there
he resemblance ceased. he looked less
IKE Barney IIngan than any other man in
the viilage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02


R~ cxPHALIc Puts, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cure all kinds
of Headache.
Blythe use of these pills the periodic ate
tacks OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prcveniedi and if taken ut the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in rcmoveing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females ure so
subject.
They net gently upon the boweIs.-re-
moving COstiveuess.
The Literary Nun students, Delicate Fee
males, and all persons Of sedentary habits.
they are valuable us Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, aud restoring the natur-
al elasticity and strength of the whole sys-
TEN.
Far sale by REED & KRAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

Tnr Morrill, Tarir Bul has now passed
through all the forms necessary to cousti-
tutule it law except receiving the sigma
turc of the President. THERE'S no doubt
that he will.sigu it. Great satisfaction is
expressed by tariff papers over the result.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

DEFRolT, Mich, March l.-GeaI Cass
arrived here this evening and was received
By slarg9 soqepHrse Of friends and neiRh-
in a hearty and gratifying manner. - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

b9rBEATrxs HIS wIrF.--Last night
ennis Russell, OF the LIST Ward, beat his
Ne, kicked her out of the house, and
buck At her with a poker. Denis and
e wife were both very drunk, aud the
ltter was covered with blood from the
POUNDS inflicted by her gentle and aGEee-
'opsts husband. Dennis wasarrssted by
llhesF Lancaster, and sent to jail, for
renty days by Aid. Buchanan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02

e@r TaE FUSERAL of Capt. Joseph
pods took place from his residence in
tehletowu yesterday afternoon. Mr.
pods was a captain in The war Of 1912,
has spent a long, honorable, aud USE
' life in our midst, and as he was esteem
in his life his death is universally re-
festsd. he was buried with military
9nOrs, all the companies of the city tura-
out GA the lead of the cofiu, as is
aaI in such cases, lay the folded stars
q stripes. AT the East Wheeling Gems.
y, where the deceased was inferred, a
lluts Was fred over the grave aud the
eoPle moved solemnly away, leaving him
AlOne in his glory
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

b@oUp young friend Mr.. w. S. Dun
nn bids us goodbye to-aay. His friends
ca : find him at J. W. Barker & Co.'s, SO
Market street, Pittsburg, where lie has
made an engagement for three years. =