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We have lust learned from reliable source


We have jus, learned from reliable source
that number Of Ohio troops nre at Bridge
port, opposite to Wheeling, for the a7owed
purpose Of giving aid 10 the Virginia traitors
in tLat vicinity. /. is supposed that the
Bridgeport Black Republican troops will be
called upon by Carilc and Company on the day
of election, to assist in preventing The patriotic
citizens Of Wheeling and the adjacent c5un'
try from voting Wu need not be sur
prised, therefore, 10 hear that not
single vote has been cast for the ord
nance Of secession in the whole PaDhandlci
not because there are not na9y loyal Flrginans
there who are GnXoug to sustain the action et
The Convention, but because those citizens arc
uDder complete RUE Of mob la an! terror
ism, enforced by the traitors in their midst,
aided and abe,ted by Oaio troops The worst
State Of things exists in Brooke, ha,shall.
Ohio apd Hancock rourties.
The ordinance uf secession will be ratified,
nevertheless, ay large majority, in every one
ui tiu four great divisions Of the State. and
.5.n, unless the traitors who infcst 1 few COM
ties in the Northwest make their escape in
rapid 1ght, they will ncet with thu just DOOM
thai awaits all such miserable uiscrean;s, aEd
the loysl people there " il. be freed from the
yoke Of bondage that now oppresses them.
1t will not do to estimate the strength OF the
secession feeling in ;s:r Northwest by the vote
that vii! be po!lod !hcrt for the ordnance To-
day for bat very few viii ruD 'ie risk CT
attempting " vote, mena:ed as they are oy
threats of violence to ;hcir persons and pro-
pef;G. The private Tcaidcncc Of tie pro-
priplor q! TIC IS i,tGllrg Union" has hren
egged by the Black Republican m@b, b5cause
his paper came cut boldly aud fea!lessy in IA
vor Of secession. What may man expect
who there attempts to Gose for secession Vir-
ynia has reward in store for thoss traitors
meet !or their deserts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24

Governor Sprasue, oil Rhode isana Ias sen,
houe an officer OF his staff with oFoers " en-
list @ second regiment Of infantry ana auo'n..
battery OF Light artillery for three years SET,
r;ce
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these column

Tic E.w York Tunes i. evidently G;sgrun-
lied n, i.e position Of England towards the
Southern C.ufrd.racy. 1, docs not like the
ack,luwleds ssmcu. Of ihs Confederate States IS
Beliigerent Power, aid the Consequences
which iegitiu.a,siy result from such en- &C
acknowledgement The Tines threatens England
~i:h the lea;fu! .yats, If tho Rump Covert
,ncnt at Washington, and speaks d.ikiy and
'm7stcrlousS Of the dreadful con> equznces
saict ~ll follow TO unhappy Ensiaud, if she
PERSISTS in her design.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24

AgNT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of cE-
GERS Of the Lincoln army still go on. L: as.
certained that OF the whole number r. .s:c
in the army, aoou: one-ftlh have sir:.iy 10
signed
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Va f-rr:z

\ IaUiHI t-;S CdASCERY.-At kulss held In the
.:A'. ".E . 4 C..o!ias CoE:Iy Court, on Monday
-; G's g.! 81: :!.I6i-
.--t : = sLo :=rs By her next friend, Woodson
-, PlsInl!g,
s;tisn
Efn.r, Defendant
- *: 4 !, ,ui, Il TO obtain divorce rom III:
."o ;c'''!: ay an an lav: having been m ide anc
=. ID h- ne.-gsnt IA non resident of the State
:. -, '';;., /: Il ordered that ito said defendant
.'t 1s sa one nonth aft,r due publication OF this
~ :. .t4t |. n-rss.s'y Pro,-e; bio Interest ID
"I :-c,;.. GEO. z. TAYLOR. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24

Il is a Characteristic trick with some OF The
Northern papers to give iaise or gaTo!eo qo'-
tstions from English papers
It is safe to believe nothing on the authority
Of the Northern papers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24

The ruGnber ui men which can DC raised ard
kept in the Geld by the con:ending parties, in
the event lie United States uGdcrtaAs the H.
vasicu or the South, has attracted considerable
attention Of latc The New Yoik Tribune
I!ssea,s lhc following table, exhibiting the
population o! II. principal countries i" Eu.
roae, With tie anaount Of; their ur!r!e7 III uEe
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Seur or Government OF Tho Confederate
S.ateS.

W.. find the !uliuwiny despatch il The
Cs:arlcston Mercury"
,iosTGoXfRy. May ld.-ihe P'rsid:at has
7vtutd the rcsna.ioa providing that ConsrrNs
shall adjourn to Riciinond, ~ the ground That
the v :0i. u.;sci.IIcry Of the Go"crnalcnt ought
- 20 too.
Whether ;!!s project oi transferring tie
vho.e Government snail prevail, ~ii depend,
presume. upoa BE Tnle Of The ArkansaS de-
legation, which was aworn in yesterday.
Tue greater part 0! Congress wens yrs'cr.
Gsy, on 4 vi:i! - Pelsaco!s, ty Irritation =.
Gen. Bragg.
The above dispatch #s consider coniiTIna'ory
Of .i-, received here yesterday, stating tia!
C4nsr:,ss bad prcTlJcd icr tie :elno'Gi 81 tie
>v1t ri g9.,rnn-rt To Rlchaioi'd, thus Coin
c.drms wiz; Treaideu; Davis views in vs;oing
tie ii:e; rc-o!u;;Gn, ;.h:cl merely provided for
the aljouromeIi; =! IoHsress - Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24

t.-',.,
~ - wp!ss. merchants and partner.
.-:-:ra: 20 t-:a a.l Dy The name ard slyle OF
= l.. -.o, aJ.=e; noo.:es:d-nt delsno AMI Ea
81 C--.- Lr..:s Il. 3:z. Trustees &C VIM h. Arm
-: AGI..icla :? Wi.,i Addison Carter, a. 1. "la'I
:. 90, sie.c7s::, .aI pa'tners tradipS uader tte
- -'.s ;.s a.rls AID st!iv O! a. V. Wias Co ana
III T. ClI.nn horc. Defendants.
- :;uf ~. .ui; i3 70 recover the sun OF $s3o Of
'.:@ son. h- abse.t defendants, ana 10 attach The
=: tJ.c:s .; he aD,ent defendants, n tue han'e OF
- 6: .f.toE:., and III debts owing TO the aps.at
;'&-'a, 81 - aors- Gsfsnd.ots SO ih>r they be en-.
'ri!.,ae,: from paying way secretly or IN ANY
a. .g..-so:'su vn ;hs further order OF .ne court
"1i" a:?.s!3g hr ,.i.iac:ory eVideace taat 'ns oe
':-.;', : wesI Son, Donreslden's OF the sia,e
: ,'s..-: On 1oon o. III. pisintiH, By counsel, 70
"'-'-s H. II s,;i d-frnd lats do appear her9 wlIn
=: @. y Gu= publication q! his order and DO what
:;'ts - rroGt th-ir iate-ss;si and that copy OF
- So Sc ?li'M-d oace week for four successive
'"-' = IL Hrl;n nd Enquirer, newspaper puohsnec
-y 0; achGlord. sIo bat another copy ineIeoI DC
: =. !.yt VI he Court House OF ssld county
'--s 80: !sy :: be 4: County Court
COPY .st.,
w.. ~ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24

The Mricksburg Recorder says that
Two waFssners sre anchored in the Potomac
River opp Aqua Creek
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24

John Bell, in public speech las: weeh,
avowed bis readiness TO take bis place IN the
ranks aad march IL defence of the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24
We find the following plrasru oh IN the New

York Express" of Saturday;
1t will surprise friends North to be Informed
that the old Union champion in North Carroll
na Hon. Jchn 4 Gillner, is survirg as a p'i-
vate in the army of the reTolutionists, ~lth
his Two sons by Ills side, ami that, too in It
regiment commanded By tho lloa. T. B.
Vance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24
Il Gen. Scott 30 be Superseded !

The following extract Of an editorial if'p
the National Republican" of yesterday, Lii
coins Washington organ: i:'iiceirs hat Ger.
SCOTS war policy is 100 SLOW for tho Rspuoii-
cans. We should not be surprised to h:'&r, at
any time, that The Despotsm 6: Washington
had remogei General Sao.t, and assigned tfe
chief command C Picayu:.c Bntler. jim Lane
or Live Oak George,
''Ir. Linct.l;. said IN respect to this Govern
mcnt, in c3c CT his way.s;ds speeches, in bis
progress fiurl Springfield to this capital, .h":
he must run The machine aa he .fonnd A.;
remark full OF nearing and practica! sagacIty'
A PresidaE.: does not create the circumstances
which surround him. and al hc can TO IA ~
make the mes: ard best Of tbtTl.
'One part Of thc machine, rs Mr.. Lincoln
found It exiting here, wus the Lieutenant Cell
erai Of the army, a man OF unqussi,"ned pa:.
triotisn, possessing The entire confidence OF
,he country in bis professional skill and ub'i;-
ties, and cIlti,!cd TO hs treated with Difference
by every circumstance Of age, Of position, aud
Of iin,ir.us service Bnt this nan, actually
at the head ci The army, with uI his aptitude
Eor wer, Lad no peculiar qualities Of miGd 10
tit !.in 10 cope ".;h revolution, whie. unfair
.,inateIv. il Was revolution, ard uot war, which
wan 10 hc encountered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-24

,-iE;:t>It-A: kulsS held IN The CLERKS Uthce OF
:.s .l:c.; CNa:t Of NcGnsnd county, on N9acsS,
-. :: Nay, i'ti:
..,.l..y-. saa Thoaes r. sa.eEi,fo.d, la's us'' !:
:.::,.a- 7,-:ce.1 ;-rd.as nnde. ;Se firm Q. Lyme <
.-...e'o : o., lempiaAsl''
Ai.L,: 81, !
s.,, ....-, - absen. defendant, indebted TO him,
a.. IL Davenport, keb-7t :. Mteneis, mn; n
:..a A:aI,qs g. Y-,by. Ines 9. bTsnt, theIin OF =
<.:.=...l,.ul c5.aty, Wr =. usriS, .aa Josnas
A,:2-.Au hoc- L-t.Eda-ts, Delehuap.'.
70 49,. Il. p:cp::;y, usSts and ELECTS, knu eht@'e'
n: .osa .t- abs-tt defendant, ko6et spear,
:! = ascs defendants, TO VIZ: tract or
pifcs Ci aat. gag 10 the county OF Sorsnuo, 1
.a '.isr .I.c .ieaC saw null and erist iuii: anu
;.:y :. ,a3 ahe7 lau'b-s. cord ~ood, aGu Si othsr
,.- %. .i.c, II ths abseGt defendant, 90 tne sao
.,s ,s 9..c. it!d Ia Tho haads Cf The Said mlaE'
Y :i,: ..i y,.ui RsriEan or oi lhe sAd Aouson W.
y.fy -: rs- y. D:rn. parcel CT timber 10 ,ne pps
-: :: :. - I4r couiruI and management! OK @: H.
.s.-.y;: .:o.he. parcel on The lart. OF m EhSnsn
;.: y: .aGis ood aaa tiubeT On 'as snus o.
. = M..G=ii iI RICHMOND county; so mat toe nooe
:. Ell :ael nad strained from delivering up
ne Ell Q: o,he-aise dispos!as thereof un:.i The
-. :. s: i!s Court. san ,
:sgs 81, s-ar % lac complainant, with Interest,"
.5 .,,.: ,nr ist debts and elects Of the ssic de-
:-:.. ;!auis o! tae home do rndlnts, TO secure
:: 49,. =, a.
is -..,vl7e 5ee, male, according to the act OF A.
/. ,fI-r-d ;hGt tie absent Iefendsnt, fob spear
-, u.- ncaln ...er the due publication oi
..: -. - "..a Is n-cs'.sry to pro:ect MS interest
-, a.se,i be pab ..h=t, once week f'r Tour sue
=. j.: -.,s, -! ks ricn,a ond E:qirer, newspaper
:: -l q :ac c.:y cf tchuond; aud that another eoPy
:. :.l =: =. / oat doer o! the Court House OF thl
-, c. ;s= .t,i Liy o: the next County ourt.
:...:: T. ". PESDLETOS, CLERK.
.,;.;-..z :. W. pENpLEroN, Clerk.
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,'aiELIf k.sk4N,
" = :. E MACHINE WORK

!. ,y-,,.c RICHAOHD, "a.
u 2ES steam Engines Of every description
We. Circular san Mills aiili Gearing. Aiming
s'er3 description. CssiaGs In Iron and efsss
! .,""t,E hsA TH ARRIVE, 5000 s!ces
Up a. ,:.4.sru Leather, and the best nfanos
~. i'r''I. s.cL will sell low for cash or sooo
'''' IT. s>.. D.osass, for Dash only:
49,. II. DEVEKEUX,
H-e'f No. 182 Gary Il,
D.. ,.,toLAEa0&, Ia. J. q. 3oDEARhON,
s;tn:'. sot salesmsn Of AppoulatoI.
nss,nn;, u. :. q. aIcDEA
u IL :'h'.l.al ..c; aEkCHaNTs for ou ssls Of
tness ia.-s, Corn, P,oor. &c.
'rx. s'!r cs.t door 10 entrance 70 new 10
Ss. E.haoad. Va. Jsn Ss-eH
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-.r,rE.E tlKGISIA.-lN Gu tNoERf.-Ai
y s,is TIE El=:I' osh;s OF me Siseet eSS,to u
-, ;r..,., Complxlnart,
.;.".: 1ruu, ~ r,,-r,, 1o.hr,
-, :. o. Ysrhy, aai 1hos. o. Brent, sheriff Of
q. -, - roLoiy DEFENDANTS.
49,. >. ,r,, .ui, IL to obtain decree against the
" " i,il.5, aua Atty CENT With intt-,s',
:. s,as-.!aaar, and TO attach his property IN The
- re .-..ci iaa,s, so that II may be able for
80. -. . y. C.cree.' oets!a.d. Affidavit having oeso
:.'r.,.. Grlenaaut, William spear ID noo-rsBdent
A. On r:o:ion OF the couplsinani,tts orcered that
i,, s.daa; no rppsar here Rlihln ore month ater
,...gn " ,h:s order. aud do what - necessary 20
',q,p-r,r for four successive Tesks 10 .he Rich.
g. ae~.papes published Ia .he City Of iises-
,I'a:, .ao.Ae. copy be posted st the front door
. .. Cga!acuse, the erst Day o' tho next CeSnty
- A. J. BRENT, @. y. c. c.
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Altkn}oll0 enquirer.

-~-~c-N~~~~N~~~~~>~~~S ~~~S~~o~->0~~o~~~~~~~o>~~
By TYLER, WISE Il ALLEGRE.
FRIDAY MORNING., MAY "a, 1861.
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49,
-,..,- az VlRGINIA-IN CllANCERf..M
I, III. C.r. ets:e Of the Sifcai. Cont. o'
- ,..,:,aJ :o.a:y oa NSaday' Tie Gu aAS o A''
:. - 10 a.. Complainant
-; +,r:.,,-, N!:he,ly sp.s- and william Spear.
90 .>',is .r.srI In The lumber business. Gnoer
wv Y .:!e; Spsa' Co., JOSHUA astIimsh
g.. ',, IA, .c. !. 20 resov.. OF the de.endAnis
i, Co. at,== s.s'yihtss d"iiAT, 70, sns hi,e
= 60 u.n Speucer, for 1857, ~ith ie'erest
- .. s:,n:s tr ,s cumpa!asu', aud 10 stlseh all
,- - IA Ire a.sI oi The hous teisadans, 10 'na'
:: 90 ,. Isg;. 10 satisfy the decree sSA'ar. thr
~ > ,h.c ep,sined AGaasSlt having been made
-. -: cefs=d,a!s, k:oert spssr rso ",iMsn, " ~
.:!!.c:s Of lae S:ste OF Virginia, on ,uon
E' s.s, it Is ordered that the saio deehu.ns
,ithin month Htter cue paoach'on o.
"a Gs ~ al is n-css,sry :" protect lheE iIie,
- .,-criy VI Ills order Le pubishso rtce ~eef
,...-:.,rvt E.ess, in tho kichnond Enquirer, u
- pa i.hsd in The city O! Rirhnond, acd lhsi
,-p, ;;r.r OF be posted at the front dsoF OF ':ie
-, .i said county, OF, the f:ss day Of the next
-! L-" A. J. BRENT, C. y. @. 9.
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.'>i5,e-;ed IN the Semi-Weesly Erquirsr at
.! 10 iiaes or less for the hrst ioser.
7;;. - .,.s ?e ssaarc for each continuance; oFh
-, - ts: 70 be corsdesrd by tAe month or
- = -! 81 the Manuscript, or previously
80 80. .....rca ne ssr:irs.
..,,, . -, no: MAJ Sed on the copy for spec!fsd
i I'VE I-,,,.. ~il be continued until ordered on,,
.--s'; ;. .,,.;,: accordingly.
-.r'":-' ,t.vIsrl.xAESIs.-Fo avoid any mlsunGer-
s"'"s..>", n, Of ire Annual AdSer:.ae1s, h u pFS
..,-sS :: tbs, their privileges only sftsnds 10
,G.re. Real Esiase Lssai and sli o,sss .r.s
ps: s:..~,s s;s, oy them, TO be an addhaona casrs''
-. saa General Agents Advertisements noi
:" ,As year, hat 10 be charged 81 .he usual
-. .r-. a:.ceun;. a. shall oe agreed upon.
::ss ,I.r. zaI yearly advertisers, generally, CO.
- c,,-s .cuar-s, sitn The privilege OF enshss,
yearly aTsEsss upon aay ss :Ss Sss .sadas rule
:: So "'S - al exceeding sach snourt 70 be
$50: III, oses zay be RENTED per nal4
.S,lr;,t!e rsas 7c:s., rs:tsssTsa' at the F''k o.
:. ~ ,,.ie. AID Tributes Of Respect ez0see,ns
!" >" 30 sa.rsea for as Advertisements;
-, r;.:s-ee raust be accompanied Ritc tno 90
s.'!.i .;,oEy references. to insats e.eeeeIoH.
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=; :;-:=,7 E. w. PENDLEFOS, Cierk

-iHG!:;, ;,,-,H:aASCERT.-At Ruis, held 10 the
.--,s .::e Of h. C.cu; Court Of Lancaster ooun'
-: ,2.a,y. SIC st ID: Of Msy, lsei:
..-S. =. c.--ce. f'o-
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~, Richmond Enquirer,
l .A0 ,r sEMI.wEEKLY AND wEESLY.
-g,'s:;EH r,: .r WISE " ALLEGRE.

TENNS: .
.-v,r dclisrs per annum, and at the
,r-g.- + ,ssca for shorter p.rsoa than oae
=. - !;!s.,.wSyxLY. five dollars per AMMAN, ana
- yr ~ -,,c,I., p.ystle 10 advance For the
~ 80 6; ak copies for Sl0 TO be paid in-
!: when letters coatsinins naenoy are
DC rt5la:srcd o. they Will be At The
-. IL ''-a-,.,,o IN rur DAILY ENQUIRER
s!N s!1,.s. o, ,essl one Insertion. -
,- ~: ,jt rs, rser.ica.
- .';h - ,.i:.cu. alteration. ........ 80 IS
e-t 4. do 90. ....l2 or
tH:Ts l. do ........20 90
>S a 10 .... ..Ss 90
I-e:' .................20 ~
- sss-v', s'Iss s'I,,n.S.s 90
>..o.,,.s U0
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VlRGINIA-IN CHANCEKf..Ai
N. rirr.v ess:e Of the Circuit: Court @!
.H.,:y oa Muuduy, the e:h day o: May,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-07-04
Pain and Death.

1t is 4 comfort to know that insects
have no nerves of sensation. The idea
that every insect and reptile, and even
the myrads of animalcul1 that we are
obliged to caush and destroy day by day,
suffer pain, is terrible one The poets
have taught US the idea; it is left to nat
uralists to set US ight.
Insects may be cut and pulled to piec-
cs without giving any indication of pain
When they loose leg or two, they 60
about their business without seeming to
mind it at all. Cut wasp in two, so
that his thorax is separated from his
stomach and abdomen, and he walks a.
bout merrily, and eats with an unusual
ly good appetite, In fact, as his food
passes through him at once, it gives him
no Inconvenience, and he can eat any
quantity. The enjoyment does not last
very long, because the processes of nu-
triton cannot 90 on without the organs
of digestion: but Mr.. Wasp does not ap
pear to suffer in the least.
Insects, in certain cases, show muscu-
lar contortions, but these are not proof
of pain. We know that there may be
the most spasnodic action in the human
body without the least suffering. Some
years ago we knew of little boy whose
lower extremeties were thrown in spasms
by an injury to the spine. The little
fellow had no feeling whatever below the
point of injury, and was greatly amused
to lie and see himself kick 50 the con-
vulslvc spasms of men who are hanged
are no proof of pain. When the neck is
broken. there can be none below the
point of dislocation. When the neck is
not broken, the pressure of blood on the
brain produces insensibility almost in
stantly. All men who have recovered
from hanging, after it was supposed that
they were dead, give the same testmo-
ny to its painlcssness. When men die
slowly, ard with strong muscular con-
fractions, there is, probably, no suffer-
ing.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-07-04
Religious Services.

PresJyterian-Liberty Street. Services in
the morning at 1O4 o'clock, and evening at
u. Pastor-Rev. j. Ii. Symmes.
Eirqlish Lutteran-Cornero of Baltimore and
Centre Streets. Services in the morning at
l0l o'clock, and in the evening at u o'clock.
Pastor-Rev. A. j. Weddcll.
Methodist Episcopal-Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at l04 o'clock, and in
the evening at = o'clock Pastor-Rev. Mr..
Barnhart.
Methodist Protestant-Bedford St. Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock, and in
the evening at I! o'clock. Pastor-Rev. G..
w. Burns.
Observation-Disclosures Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 1O4 o'clock, and in
the evening at 8. Rev. DR.. Spear, Pas
tor.
Baptist-Bedford Street. No Pastor.
German Luhteran-Bcdford Street Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at 7 o'clock. Pastor-lscv. +.
WASHER.
81. Patich'S-Ccntre Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, anc vcsperS at a.
Pastor-ltev. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and S. Pau-Faycttc Street.
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
vespers a. y. Pastor-Father Seelos.
Jewish Synagogue--Baitimore Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at O'Clock. Pas
tor-Rev A. Laser.
Second German lutheran Uurch-Ccntre
Street Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at p o'clock. Pastor
-Rcv. Louis Biltz.
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Capture of EX.GOY. Johnston.

The Wheeling lntelligencer of Thurs
day announces the departure of the feet
of steamers from Bellair and Benwood
with two regiments of Ohio volunteers.
1t was also presumed that they would
halt at Marietta. The Intelligencer has
the following paragraph:
Yesterday. about three o'clock, six
pickets from Grafton, who had been sent
out into the country back of Philippi,
ran into a camp of secessionists most
unexpectedly, and we're Immediately sur
rounded. They fought their way out
without man being hurt, although two
of them had their horses shot from un-
der them They returned to Philippi
and reported to the camp, and shortly
after large force was sent out. They
came across the camp and dispersed the
the rascals, who fed in every direction
They were pursued, and several strag-
glers picked up. Among them was no
less parsonage than Ex-Governor Jo-
seph johnson, who was captured in full
regimentals. lie was brought into Graf
ton last night, where his arriral created
quite a sensation
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-07-04
Useful Receipts.

Ink for Marking Linen.-To make
good ink for printing on linen with types,
dissolve one part of asphaltumin four
parts of the oil of turpentlne. and add
lampblack, or black Ield in fine powder,
in sufficient quantity to render the ink
Of proper copsistence for the process.
Cheap Beer.-A very good, palatable,
Who'll esome beer, may beo btained from a.
corns and hops. 1t is slightly sparkling
eminenty tonic. and febrifnge. The
acorns are stepped in water for fifteen or
twenty days, the water being removed
fonr or Eve times-they are then trans
fcrred to a cask, hops are added the cask
filed up with water, and the bunghole
lightly covered, but not stopped, and
there is an escape Of gas. In fifteen or
twenty days the beer is fit for use; and,
as fast as it is drawn of, fresh water
may be poured on. The cost is less
than three pence per gallon. 1t would
supply four or five persons for eight
months with very excellent beverage.
London Paper.
New Way Of Boiling Fish.-The ad-
dition of a few herbs and vegetables in
the water gives a very nice flavor to the
fish. Add according to taste, little
sliced onions, thyme, baylcaf, winter sa-
worry, carrots, celery, Glove. mace, nsing
whichever of these ingredients you eau
procure; it greatly improves skate, fresh
haddocks, gurnets, &C., Fresh water
fish, which have no particular favor, Arc
preferable done thus, with the addition
of little vinegar. Choose whatever
sauces you please for any Of the above
fish.
Fish in Ores an Tin Dish.-A long,
square tin dish, like those for baking,
may be used for this excellent mode of
baking fish. by which all the favor and
succulence of it is preserved. They may
be had of all sizes, and at q very trifiug
expense .-Soyer's Cookery for the f'co-
pie,
Ralroad Coke.-l cup -four, l cup
sugar, 4 tablespoonsful sweet milk j ta-
blespoOnful butter, > eggs, teaspoonful
cream of tartar, half teaspoonful soda.
beat ten minutes, then put in pan, and
bake as usual.
Cure for Rheumatisn,. can recon-
mend the follow ing recipe as sure euro
for rheumatism: Two ounces Oil of
Origanum, two ounce; Sweet Oil, two
ounces Tiucture Of Ammonia. Mix the
above ingredients in bottle, aud apply
externally three tines u doy.-4 r
J Po-n,ert,r.'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-07-04
The Printers Dollars.

Where are they? A dollar here and dol
lar here and dollar there, scattered over
numerous small towns. all over the country
miles apart-and how shall they be gather
ed together? The typefounder has his hun
dreds of dollars against the printer, the pa
per makers, the building owner, the journey
man compositor, and all assistants to him in
carrying on his business, have their demands,
hardly ever 50 small as single dollar. But
the mites from here and there must be dill
gently gathered and patiently hoarded, or
the wherewith to discharge the large bills
will never become bulky. We imagine the
printer will have to get up an address to
his widely scattered dollars something like
the following: Dollars, halves, quarters,
dimes, and all manner attractions into which
ye are oiclaed, collect yourselves and come
home! Combinations of all sorts of men, that
help the printer to become proprietor, gath
er in such force and demand with such good
reasons your appearance at this counter, that
nothing short of a sight Of you will appease
them. Collect yourselves, for valuable as
you are in the aggregate, singly you will!
never pay the cost Of gathering. Come in
here silent, single file, that the printer may
form you into oattllions, and send you forth
again to battle for him and vindicate his
feeble credit Reader are you sure you
haven't "A couple of the printer dollars stick
ing about your clothes?