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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

The Hon. q. q. Ae@miager, well known IN
the people Of Richmond and Virginia, for the
great ability and eloquence he displayed ss
the Commissioner Of South Carolina TO the
Legislature Of this State, left Montgomery on
last Tuesday for Charleston, and arrived in
this city On yesterday. lie viii proceed at
once 70 organize the Treasury Department Of
the Government which win 70 into operation
almost immediately, ss his great energy and
antiTing Industry know no such thing as de-
lay. He viii be Joined soon BY his family.
including the elegant and accomplished daugh-
ter, who graeed our society with her presence
during the winter Of 1889
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Correspondents Of the Richmond plspatea
CHrNRog.zo tAwP.


Howitzer Battalion, 1iay 81, 1851.
| tTnSt you Will pardon the liberty | am
now about 10 take; il is TO resort TO 'he me-
dunn OF your columns 10 return to the ladies'
OF Church Hill our most sintere and heartfelt
thanks tor their Kindness and genuinp hospi-
tailty, bes towed upon us since our encamp-
meht here They have beeu truly generous in
IurulsniuG rs with the delcacirs Of tbe sea-
son, aud they may rest assured that IL 10 duly
appreciated by the Howitzers: and when
called npon the field Of battle, will etrlke u
heavy blow in defence OF them and this proud
OLD Commonwealth " hIch they have The houo-
70 rRpresant.
Our boys are well aud In fine spirits but
impatient 10 meet The invading foe which
they promise to give the warrnest reception
that powder, bali aud shell can afford. Wa
are anSiOuSly awaiting orders to march to
some poi1t where an engagement is likely soon
10 take place. NIaILAkeg
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dts patch
Ersssa S@en H.rEkt
Nsw MAsSgT, SaksAsaoAH TO,
rJax+ .ses f..at

Nsw MARkgT, SaksAsn0xH TO,
May -. lsoi.
To-day our com rany, the Eight Star Artfi-
isry, Numbering 20 men, nnd com Ina nded by
Capt. w. Rice. left for Stnnntoa. Previous
10 the departure OF tbs company, afisiresses ed
wers delivered by Mr. Williamson and Rey
~ X. Ruder. Who also offered up PRAYER
We are eer tain that no county has seat forth
company made of better material. and are
assured that the Eight Star ARTILLERY will
Tenth Legion.
Major H. Siberi Is forming company OF
Irishrnen at New Market. IL numbers airssady
about 70. at Mount Jackson 10 a COMPANY
having 81 Hstsn, and stiii increasing. A Cav
airy Company OF 90 men has been formed 81
Lion The Brook has q Rife Uona s,sssy
ready for service, and Capt. Cole IL about L,
form an Ihiantry Company Af the Forrst.
There are Also from Shenandoah three coaa.
paaies as Harpeg's Ferry. s..
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LoUTs4, May ~,

LoUTs4, Nay ~, Is6I.
perceive from ycur papts that iHl,hy faith
ere are sending nearly all their -uns 10 serve the
cause Of Nirstnla IN her hour Of p@Tll Loo.
la county has done hsr part Ur. nj. PEN
dleion has but I'VE children, aud he has four
sons uoW in The service cf Virginia Few
men could 10 more Dr. y was a Union man
As long Is ray OF hope OF saving the Union
remained but now that the die "a cast, and
virginia Is herself again. he is ear .iee 5ly bat
tii"g, as all true SouiheFneTs are, Tor the
true cause in which we are engaged
No anti-secession vote polied In our
county.
Louisa has four companies in the service
ana three more nearly nj Tor ssTy vice.
I.DTTAA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

GEs. BrrLgB ne sE IABs TaB ScHTgeF or
fkAfEg AT the morning prayer mss q az ia
the Central Church on "Wednesday, &c gas
suggested tnat prayers bs offered tor those oil
the army VINO are not praying In-a--foF Gen.
Butter and all The young men. Dr Kirk said
that when some Of the men, wAii1 at the de-
pot. preparatory ~ leaving Tor The war, were
singing psalms, Gen. Butter reInaI ked wi tn an
oain That he pstied the men who expec tad 70
" hap The men thus engaged. lie wss sorry for
The profanity Of Gen. Butler and hoDed As
would be prayed for s~sBost0a Trs.r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

Recorder caskis presided At tho City Hall
on Saturday. Jerry Daily was sent 70 PRISON
for drunkenness. Bartlett, slave Of Nancy Car
ter, was punished for stealing piece Of ros.
susan Moseley, free, from puwhaian, was
punished and ordered to rutr,ra thiihsr Den
his trim, up on the complaint IL Mary Ken
nsdy, fer an assault, was proved net guilty.
Thomas Dobson, arrested for being 4 person
Of evil name. fame and reputation. Keeping a
disordeTiy heuse. Ac., was acquitted, tho
charge being mere properly applicable 10 Ana
Uoh@ou his better half
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A PAixyrL AecIDxsT.-On ihs ed iastan.
Nrs. Iii SprrcheT, her sister aud another lady
were returning rom funeral In carrisge
ana as they Discounted thr steep hill leading
listDsport and tf~eenCastke turnpike about 4
miles acr tnwest Of this town, The horse be
came fTig ghtened aad runaway. At the bottom
OF the hill, tbs carriage was upset, aud the Ia
dies were thrown cut, alrs. sprscher Sustain.
lns severe fracture o! the ankle. Tie other
indfes were not seriously hurt, although the
caFriage was smashed Ia pieces --kiagsrssoa0.
-Ed./ HsFdsd.
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The Wf9toH RaH9ers, formed Of citizens Of
Maryland, Joined in the cause of the Southern
Confederate States, leave our city this morn
ing 70 Harpes's Ferry, to join the battslion
competing the Maryland Brigade" This
company, under the command Of Capt James
koss Howard, have selected the above title for
their corps to distinguish them FROM other
companies Of the same Brigade, in compli-
mient TO the eloquent and distinguished Louis
T. Wigfali, Of Texas. With such an Inspiring
name, together with gen,lemaniy and well
tried Captain. these gallant sous Of the good
old State Of Maryland, will win a reputation
in the history Of our young Confederaey that
will adorn one Of its brightest pages
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

CHANGES on MoRKIs' IsLAsp.-The Charles
ton is. o. Mercury thus writes in regard 10
Morris Island
As The site OF the old Fort Mouitrle, Of the
Revolution, Is now covered by the waters oi
the ocean, 80 does that part Of Morris Island,
where our batteries were planted against
Sumter, seeIn destined 10 be washed away.
The eucro4g hTneats ai the sea have lately
bren greater than al any previous period, aud
Cumming Point viii. il they con tin us, soon
cease TO be. Some OF the works which Ii was
not deemed necessary 10 level, and which We
had supposed might remain for years, eyIden-
ces OF the industry OF our troops, have melted
away. The tents even OF spEne OF sae troops
now guarding the channel batteries were
washed down, and their camp had 20 be re-
moved What the effect will be ufson our
harbor, should this island wash away. We
cannot say; but attention should be given ~
it, It's effects closely watched, and, Ii iuia-
rious, guarded against. good military road
along the bsaeh from Fort Johnston 10 eppo-
site the city, should at once be made, as well
Tor military parposes as TO preserve that shore
line from change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

fscEspIAar DoeuaEsTs. ndgs Fulton, OF
tse Wytheyiiie District, has given notice TO
all the postnas t-rs IL. the respective eoaaiisa
OF his JndleiA circuit, that II they shall per.
:nis any aoeonisnts, Srtten or priutad, calcu.
lated 10 give aid aud comfort 10 oar ensni.s
OF To fneite our slaves 10 tnsarrecsion and re-
belliou. To bs dls striDuted through their seye
raj post. offices. that ne shalt hold them asns
naoie 70 the law IN such eases II ado aud pro.
yided, and enJoias uposa them the aatv i'm !.
posed by law. 10 have all sach doxutaeats
'nt,raed In tas presence OF Justice Or the
Peace
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foar PieSasn.--A letter has been received
in Lyash6urx froaa P~asaeola. The writer i
os opinton iaat Fort FlexeDs canuot hold cut
against the Confederate fsrrss for more than
.wsA y 10 oar hoars. AZ Gea. ksasx has erected
batteries that will eaabie hsla 10 lhrow 90
many shells into the works every mlaute.
that the garrssoa must he siaox-si eut, sxaa III
tae classmates ARE not destroyed. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

sxsfEscgn-~-The negro who assaulted a
Charleston News, May -. was bTvusht nm
tsf TRIAL "Wednesday morninx before q Uoift
Of fresaoiders. Ths sentence 81 ths conrl
was that he undergo an iIapriscnm mscs In "a. J.
.AIy eonnnsment for six nontLs. and receive
twenty paddies each month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

Aoeel Nuteriqi for Percussion Caps.-Da-
vid hagoe, Of Fredericksburg, Va, has sut-
eeeded in making very excellent article Of
caps out of leather and paper. He was in
Richmond Saturday, examining tho machinery
for making copper caps SO as to model bis al
tor the same pattern. The scrap leather of
which Mr. Magee has thus far made his caps,
are pressed iuto shape while wet, are then al
lowed to dry, and are then filed, rs copper
caps are, with the the detonating substance
Both the leather aud paper caps are as effee-
tive tho regular copper caps. A sample
was exhibited at tbisofice on Saturday. They
DO not make 50 powerful report Us the cop
per cap, but are just certain in their effects.
The dlseoverer OF this singular war material
thinks he has discovered way to make both
The leather and paper itnpervious to water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

Dottblc Boaibs.-A correspondent Of the Go
vernon, writing from Tennessee, suggests the
making Of twin bomb-one Of which TO oon-
tain POWDER 6e., aud he other eamphene. Itis
thought thai BY this arrangement that when
the boub bnrsts it will ignite tho canpheno
and produce d sheet of4lame twenty feet square.
The Governors correspondent thinks that IL
such bomb could be thrown with equal preci-
sion, is would be far more fatal and destructive,
ESPECIALLY Y in attacking forts, ships, sc. Speak
ing Of bombs reninds us to say that one Of
Lincoln's ten-inch Jumps Of union cemen.
thrown from the Monticello, on the 2Ist inst,
AT the Manchester Artillery, al Sewelrs Point.
caii now oe seen at the Dispatch office. 1t
weighs 81 lbs. ....F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

Daxaass AwAgDKp.--Ars. Joseph w. Phil
lips, a passenger on board the steamer Aeura,
on trip from ProyinEtowa. Mass, 10 Bos-
ton, last August. fell through = hAtehway.
aud was very severely injured Her nns and
entered SUIT sgalnst tns eesn pany tor damages,
aud the matter was left 10 referees, who
awarded 81 600 damages. and their award has
since been confirmed by the Superior Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

MoEE ARRESTS Br THg MILITARY ~ BALrI.
MORE CoUSxY We have information from the
peishborhood of CoekeysyiIle, says the Balti
tiulors sun Of May 3lst that three arrests
were Inaae ID that viG Unity on Monday light
fast. The names Of the parties arrested are
Geo. " Aorthlng toa, Harrisea Scott aud Al
fred Matthews, II appears that their several
residences were visited al "A late hour on
Wednesday night, and they were taken aud
carried I'd York, Pennsyi ivaEia, W here they
are confined. The Charge against them Is said
10 have been participation Ia the burning OF
the bridges ON the line OF the Northern Csn-
tral ralii way and The destruction OF the tele-
.sgraph line between Cockeysyiile and the
psuIisyiyania line. The whole OF tue arrests
v.eEs made by d 81 aaa OF Pehnss lvann< vol
u n tsnI troops. George Ii. Williams luIl the
city Yesterday afternoon as counsel for Dir.
worthingtoa. These arrests have cr-atai
most In tense excitement at CocaeysFiile and
the surrounding country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

Worthy Of Ewalotioa.--Th Governor, on
Saturday, received two letters eoseYing -emi,-
tanoes from Virginia sitizenssas their contri-
hutien towards the support Of Government aud
the expulsion of the invaders from the Old
Dominion. In Virginia and the other Con
federate States, all contributions have beon
free will offerings; in New York aud other
abolition localities Of the North, whatever has
been given BY ''morchaut princes" /" retired
wealthy .nobs,' and others, has been doled
cut under the influence Of panic which
threatened the disruption Of the whole social
fabric. The Yankees would rather part with
their blood than gold. They had reluctantly
to yield little gold to save much. OF the two
letters alluded to rs having been received by
the fovernor, one was written by Dr. T. prosser
Tasb. Of Gloucester. and pledges the writer 10
give 81 eco this year to the cause Of Old Viz
ginie, enclosed was check for $3.50, the bnl-
ance to follow in quarterly instalmeuts. We
may remark that DR.. Tabb offered to give the
$3.50 during every three month"; the war should
continue. The second letter received by the
Governor was from Andrew White. ESQ, az
Lynchburg. enclosing his check for S500 for
the use Of the State.
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VFRCINfANS pURSUEDINTO THE
WOODS And FIRED An,

o1a asy KILLED AND ANOTHER WOUNDED.
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RieA~osd Tya'osrspAieai Soesesy.---A meet
ing Of tho menbeGs vi this Society was held
On Saturday night. A resolution offered by :
mealber that 500 OF the fnnds Of Ihe Society
be donated for use Of the families Of absent
volunteers beionging To tho profession, was
ansniGaoasly passed.
The Richmond printsrs Is fraternity hay.
yielded as largo per ccntam oil 6shtinv msn
in the present contest - any other clss. AZ
our iailpH cisixcns. s. ~ = IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

ae "TRIP from " hee!ing TO Nannsngton--
scenes Ia Hoa'e--Arrest ef CisizeuA--T he
ssururd Bridges, 81.
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county, on Monday morning. that the secas-
.iph1stS were coming down FROM Farming ton
70 nufn the bridges. Messengers were sent In
All directions 10 alarm the Union men. who
HuEued 70 pour into the village ali day.
armed Wi'n all sorts of weapons m III they
NUMBERED six or seven hundred. The sudden
appear ance, however, of the troops from
beeiing treasured the citizens, aud all sorts
OF demonstrations Of 10Y we're manifested
IN me eFHutnz . Tarty well armed went to
thr hous% OF J onn Martin q brother OF the IT,
= quar- sinai, and brought hlm into town, aud
mace him Lake an oath - support the Cousti.
tuition OF the United States.
pI7TA%cEs-8kiDrG4, &c s
The distance from Wheeling 10 Grafton is
100 mfies. From Wheeling to Nanntngton
thg d tylnce - 81 miles FaIlafngt3n * fqifes
beyond and fifteen miles from Grafton. Park
etsburg - one hundred miles from Grafton
ana Aarl"i;t II only j. miles above ParHers-
pprg i gentlemqu from Palkersburg re.
ports That Z thousand Union troop. left that
p1ao- on Monday morning fer Grafton. over
lhe y NpFih western Virginia road. 1t is said
me nTlaEes aTe also destroyed Ou this road SO
thtt ines" iEoors, Hae Those - ManumgtQn,
VIII be detained.
AeK8 TROOPS FOR GEAFrOS,
A dispatch from Bsllalr, May ~. savs four
hundred more OHIO troops have Just !att here
tnr NJ tnninyton, 70 Ioju tha troops Of Col
keI.ey's command. The 18Th OHIO regiment.
Coi- andre +" has Just arrived oG the other
siGe, and .giii cross over ana leave here at
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
@sS aIe.EL1AS's rSocLANArtoy
Th" proclamation Of Gea Mcclellan, Issued
on crossing the Ohio IL - Virginia. SETS forth
tntt tbT troops came - friends; lGat the
hunts, fam lies nd properly Of the Eirciuilns
v IRE safe uDa7c their protection. that 10 in
'eTter0uce W0Glt ha made With their slaves:
DHf, on The contrary. 7-uy attempt At insuFraC-
IpA would he cru-rfd with an Iron hand -
Ihe Generals proclamation TO his soldiers
says, you are ordered 20 eros the from liter and
- ter Gpon the s9.l o. tr<frliJ. IoUT mission
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Good ~, The La.lses.--Ths ladies IL 81.
James Church up 10 ssis sisne, have nAds nm
wards Of 70 tssss. laa Asy qaAAtley of elo1h-
ing for the soldlen. Iasy work, - lparr. :.
their l.essare koom from a. M. = IL s,eicek
At night, few, il any, Of them syss stopoinr !
to take dinner. Eash tent uede 81 th>,n n
tor being anished. h nansd d-.&Ae no>lo Asinr
painted On apiess II eansase sna enen1 -
The visgsaiA lsaiss hare = izsspssedhh -
taasaAsn and : pstsistism TIA, kneus = sseh
word - ssxxsadss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

We frI - tAe Wheeling InieIIisencer fun
accounts o. the movements Of the Federal
troops, under Col. Kelly, from that cftv to
Gfet 80, "a. The InteIiigencer is a strong
HrFHgit4u paper, aad its statements are by
40 means free from party bias. 1t has a lc ter
from - correspondent " ho desert be in p,lovv.
.-- lyle The reception OF the troops at every
s;.ppayo. We make the following extracts
I...t tAe letter:
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THE WAR MOVEMENTS.

passenger Train Fired Into by Picket
""ard on the Baltimore and Chic Rail-
-narro" Escape Of Several Passen-
@efs-Ths New York Seventh Reuin.,t
Affairs at Fort 3zcIIenry-Guns SPIKED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

orrRAGEs 0N OrR CITIZEN. .
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O,3anisotio. of the lst Regimsn'.--Thc first
Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers, now at Cprnp
Pickens Department of Alexandria il orga-
niked follows: .aa
Colonel. y. I. Moore; MAJOR, Vim. Mum.
ford, AoJntant, =. p Mitchell, surgeon T
,. u Cullen; Assistant surgeon. Thomas r
Naury; Acting Quar- tersaaster. Lieut.. VIM
II. Palmer. john Dooley, Captain lst 90 :
James X. Laa, Captain 81 Go. Vim. u. Tay-
ior, Captain I'd Co.; j. q. dris void. Captain
tth 90, +. Boggs, Captain 5th 10; Wm
IL Gordon, Captain 6th 90, K. Miller, Dap
tain 7th Go. #t.f
Capt. Mitchell, in addition to bis Regimen.
tai Adjutancy, has been appointed by General
Bonhan Adjutant Of the entire camp, or post.
Since is arrival in caJUp, the Regiment has
acquired considerable (but not undeeeryeo)
reputation, and much praise for so!diery ac-
quirsments aad efficiency, 10 show the pluck
and stamina of cur boys, we may state that
few days since, on false alarm, they march
cd four miles in thirty minutes to meet tho
enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

AQEA TROOPS FoR GGAFrox.

A dispatch from Belialr, 1Iay ~, says four
hundred mere OHIO troops have just !att here
i9r htnrinEton, 70 Ioju the troops Of Col
kel.eY's command. The 18Th OHIO regiment
Cof- d"dTe"s has just arrived oG the other
SiCp, "ad %iii eros. over ana leave here at 3
0 nlnck to-mnrrnW Lnnrniur
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TIE ;No bridges burned were ever Buffalo
,-r~t, -Gc We're conmog open railroad pier
Bridges, all iron except tie sil!s and the cruSs-
E1as oJ th@ track. both oi which were con-
saHyJ. The Uppsr one is about tour mics
t-tu" Mann gtG4l. and tne other some quar-
Jrr ot "a mile below it. Il Is feared that Others
a'r destroyed between there and Grafton.
Aat tuN.-'y abJat tGc splendid iron bridge
otrT lge AononEHAeia IS - Ie, tally very great.
i a" said a. Huntington that the Union men
ct ia!rU-uuut we're Eu1rdlnE t. Sunday
might, several bridges between IIanuInZtup
"na Glover . Gap were guarded by the cltl-
1t4- OF The former uISca
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Monday evening, just 81 dark, A,ylng f-it
tu-lT way over TIE road, examining ali ihs
t...-.~ ~ see that they had net been injured
las WIolv t9Tn assembled 70 receive Jbela.
Iaey pttalrd IL the street IL front q Houa.A's
hot-.. Whi,e their band played the star
SranE.ei Banner, and Glh@g airs. Ar lhe con-
c!U.5su tae crowd gave three cheers for Ono,
Which compliment WAS returned by the Ohio
r.ss, Wh3 gave tdrae fer the citizens Of Man
r3 Stuu The citizens then proggrei their
fe">es fer Qua-ters tor the soldiers Some
We've pat ia The church, sOmt in lhe Odd Eel
lows Hall, others at the hotel, others IL pg4-
vale houses, uutll they were All provided for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-02
ERonI CHsRIEsroN.
Matters and Things Relating to the
War Movements in the kan0Sha

CHARLEsToS, July 9th, 1861.
Ny last letter to you was written while
lying in my bed, from tue effects of an at
tack of billions fever. The present is
penned under the same circumstances, as
the attack has left me too weak to leave
my couch for any length of time.
mentioned in my last that the crossing
of the Elk river bridge would commence
at noon on the 26th. Tho whole column
was in motion aud crossing at that time in
the following order: The Eleventh and
Twelfth Ohio, the wagon train, and then
/ followed By the First and Second Kentuc-
ky Regiments. The Twenty-first Ohio
Regiment remained on the west side OF the
Elk, MS their term of service expires to-
day. This regiment will be taken down
the river Tomorrow, on the return of the
steamboats,. The main army proceeded on
directly through the town of Charleston,
with eolors flying, and all stepping to mar
tial music. Great cheering aud excite
ment was manifested By the citizens while
tue column was passing. And all being
done without the Strengthening of its wo-
men and children who, by the way, did
not appear to be in much bodily fear of
these Northern vaudals," the name With
which they have been brauded,) or with
tue splitting and roasting of any of the
babies, or eating them raw; and still more.
without their even appropriating to their
own use a single chicken, duck, goose. or
anything whatever belonging 10 an iadi-
yidual of the town, which IS much more
than can be credited to the rebels fiying
through il, as they secured through the
town without order, bagging everything of
the teathered race, or squeaIiug pig, that
dared to show its head. The citizens of
Charleston were very indignant at their
treatment by Gov. Wise. After all his
VAIN boastings, that NO Union soldiers
foot should ever tread the streets of Char
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-02

A GREAT MEDICINE FoR FEMALES Hum
dreds of stimulants have been invented
and sold, purporting to be specific in the
various diseases and arrangements to
which the delicate form of woman render
her subject. The result of all these slim
ulauts has been to impart momentGry dcLc-
Hy to the nervous system, and false vigor to
the muscles; but this relief has been sue
ceeded by depression and prostration
greater than before and the repeated at
tempts of invalids to build themselves mp
by the false remedies, have finally ended in
destroying what little vital organization
was left. But in using ..Berhare,s Hot
land Bitsrs" you will find no such disas-
irons results. 1t is purely vegetable
compound, prepared on strictly scientific
principles, after the manner of the cele-
brated Holland Professor, Berhave. I'm
der its influence epery nerve and muscle
receives new strength and vigor, appetite
and sleep return, aud, finally, perfect
health. See advertisement in another COL
umn. aug2