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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

notwithstanding of Importance is
0t''rSins in police circles. We hear still
OF many cases of drunkenness, but they
HFs SO common as to be scarcely worthy of
mention. On Friday and Saturday last
there were some dozen or more drunken
fellows toted off to Jail, to which iustitu-
s'on taey were committed for about a saf-
h'len, length of time to allow them to get
sober.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

CHItLIcornE, June l.-Thursday nights
train going enst, With the 22d Ohio Regf-
ment OH. board, WAS thrown of the truck
by the breaking Of an axle. G. R. W.
Ballou, of Chillirothc, Ohio, killed, one
soldier had II thigh bone fractured aud nn-
other had an arm broken. third had II
jaw broken and number were slightly in
jured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

s9TuE soldiers had all LEFT Beuwocd
and bell"ire on Saturday, except two com
Panies, who were expected to remain and
'ke charge of the depots on both sides of
the river. By this time. the Buckeyes and
Ao'siers have a!l reached, and are doubt
less comfortably quarlered at Grafton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03
From Grafton Our Troops move on
to Phillip
Especial dispatch to the fn,cI,I,.,,o-,
GRAFToN, JUNO 20 "a

The Virginia, ohin and Indiana ,roop.
to the number of 1000, moved this morn.
ing towards Philirpi, Barbour county
where some 1000 or more rebels are en-
s"mPed. 1t is supposed to be the design
OF Brig. Gen. Norris to capture the rebels
and deprive them of their arms and field
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

a3S-THE duAaDs FIRx CoxpAxY turned
ont on Saturday for parade, and made II
hue appearance. They were preceded by
'as German brass band and the stars and
''Hpe'' Taeir engine WAS also decked
S''h Gags,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

BALTIMURE. June 1.-The steamer from
Old Point Comfort brings the following
despatch:
FoRTREss MONROE, May 3lst, o'clock,
p. M.-The Naval brigade from New York
has arrived and been landed near Hamp-
ton. Great complaint is made OF their
want of arms, uniforms and camp eunip-
page. When will the authorities Of New
York learn that it is the height Of FOLLY aud
cruelty to send troops to the seat of war
IN such condition. Col. Bartlett passed,
With nearly 500 men, in full view of the
enemies batteries, without arms to defend
themselves.
Two more regiments from New York nre
hourly expected.
a battery of heavy cannon is being
erected ut Newport News Point. The
Federal transports are constantly passing
Sewcll's Point, just beyond the range of
the rebel battery, whose seutluelS are Visi-
BILE.
There is no recent intelligence from Nor
folk. Com. PendegrIst will not allow n
boat to 20 up with nag of truce although,
parties here are anxious to bring away
relatives.
The steamer Quaker City. yesterday
brought up the prize schooner Lynchhnrg,
lof Richmond, from Rio Janeiro, with i,
cargo of 5000 bags of coffee.
The fugitive slaves in the Fortress and
camp are mustered and provided with rat
/ ti0ns like the soldiers.
Gen. Bntler is<..cd stringent order
ngainst plundeEing in the Vicinity of the
camp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

TRUE UNION TICK ET-Pleasea announce
ca JAMES WHEAT, C0Ip. JOHN NTLUKf:
ri Russ aud DAN'L LAMB, us suitable pers,l,s
;. represent Chic county tie Virginia state C,r,
r-atign to Eeet June llth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

Fhefnllowingis anoxtraet ron, aiotterwritteu by
tile Pastor of a Baptist Church the journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks volumes in
favor OF that world-rcnowned medicIns-HGnS. WINS
Low'ssOOIHIXo SYRUP EoR CHILDREN TEETurNo;
: "wesee an alvertiscmcntin Your columns Of Mrs
NWinslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never said a
word In favor of patent medicine Lefore In our life
Out We feel compelled 10 say t. ynir readers that
thisIs no hunbug-wE TRIED IT. AND KSoyy IT 70
hE ALL II CLAIMS. 1t is, probably one Of tho most
successful medicines of tile lay because it is ono Of
the BEST Aud those of your readers who have ba
OctlJ-Iy-dkN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03
r., lSo"HEcTED DAILY.

PalLADELPaIA, June Flour dull at IS. qs6a5 60
Ins SuPeIr1i1! SSo@a for extr s625G75 f5r iami.
lSs aud s. .I56al5O for white Corn tni, saies az
OOO bus Yellow at 81. Whisky inII nj InIIGRiS ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

Ss- cAPT. PtANgE's company Of On
n"nored men, were sworn into the Quite /
States service on Saturday, and m4rybe..
over to Camp Garlic. ''S"e''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

:, Ra7- VIZ are authorized to say tina, :
H. Woodward is not a candidate for a seat
Ia the 18th of June Convention.
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ny tue n'e Of these Pills the periodic attscl, a
NsT'0"S or Sel RsadGete may lie prevented an, .,
e Al the commencement of au attack immediate
F'. n. IRON pain and sickness will be Obtained.
! Hhey seldom fail In removing tn. yqty.G; .,s
hs q. TO which feu1sIes are 50 subIsct.
1Hey nc; gently upon rho Heterogeneous ca,
FOR LfssTary Zen, Stad.ats. Delicate Fer-,Ic, and
al persons OF 'edsst1E haJi:s, tley arc val ,o,s
A'z'''s' improving the appetite, EIyipr to,, a.,
g'9or to the digestive organs, and rSItorISz m.
',assiey end stFeagth Of thsrkoie system.
Inc cEPHALIc PILLS are the ras1lt Of Ioss n.
EeaasHtion esd saETFlly eoatustea esoe-sr-snI.
having been in use HAY years, du.Ine Tissf rir,o.
they nave prevented and relieved a ySr, np.o.nt
pam aHa suffering from Iioadarhe, ~sS,he, or.gin..
eAs IN the HeFpa1 Syy,S.n o. Ron E Sra.,.i 80,
OF the R0nsasA. :, '-'''ES u sse'e
they az sasisSls Vesstahls In .hals oor,n..,,t,.
.Ss nay 70 taSea II ailttnss With perfect SAFETY
Mshoas RAkins any change Of diet, a44 lie et.eIc.
a''y al'GgTesas taste rsadss Il
&sss to eEtldrea. . 1'''' '''t't'
BEWARE OF ooUxTEnFrrTsI
100 genuine have i've stenlturss Of HenrS q Scala
ing on each Z. y 1t-'N
Sold byOs, .Lztnhud all other I,ssIrr.i, N,,,.,,.
"a Boz viii o. sent By mail prepared on receipt ..
PRICE es GENTS.
AlloNlsrI SHOULD be addres,cd to-
HENRY @ SPALDINc
As Cedar ST., New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

from:t, EzamfHey, Noyjou. 70.
They have been lesteiI In nu.rs than a thouEspd
cases, with entire succe.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

Prom dc ITette1a Il. n. Ge:stse. chieoso, III.
rtNHilod Cspiallc pills . - w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

ST. Louis, June 1.-Two regiments of
Iowa Volunteers nre now quartered in
Keokuk, and third is expected daily.
TIE Legislature Of Iowa voted an up.
preparation Of eight hundred thousand dol
lars for war purposes.
The New Orleans PieGyase Of the 9th,
announces the arrival at that port of the
privateer Calhoun, having in tow the
schooner John Adams, of Boston, the brig
Panama, and the schooner Mermaid. of
Priucciown, Mass, all whales, having $50
barrels of oil on board.
A Montgomery dispatch of the oath, to
the Mobile .Adpertiser, says nn order has
been issued to the Clerks Departments to
be ready to leave for Richmond on We'd
nesday Or Thursday.
Col. McArthur's regiment of Illinois
Volunteers has not moved Southwark, but
are under orders to march at moments
notice:
Gen. Donihan has declined the Briga-
der Gener"IshiP rendered him by Gov.
jackson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03
hon tAs G1amfnsr, NerlLn.. 70.

CePhaIlc Pulls aeca npl.hths DbIee. for which tb.v
were made vtz:C Re Uf headache in ali lie iUrlis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03
NOTICE.

rTIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE srocKuoLD.
L Frs Of tho Whreling Library Association will
be h.ld on Monday, JuWe Sd, SCI, at z
clock. p. ~. In tho Library room odd Fei-
lows nniidi"G." for the Election OF PRESIDENT,
VICE PRESIDENT, o DIRECTIONS. SECRETARY.
and TREASURER. fer the cnsuipg year.
myso-lt q TaInD, Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

Prom tse Gana,eaa Val,<y Star, Kana.plq, "a.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
AHhe' no try them, will stick to them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

BALrlXoRk, June Ist.-Ex. Gov. Pratt
was arrested last evening at Annapolis by
order of the government and taken 10
Washington Navy Yard 1t is rumored
that Ex.Gov. Lowe has also been arrested
Mr.. NcLane, hate Minister TO Mexico,
was nominated 10y ilie SecesslouIsts in the
4th Congressional District, tonight
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

From Ns Daily Seigs, lfeIspTot, RI
SeFhaue rus arc taking the plalr OF all kinds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

Prom the Democrat s.. ciovd. MINI.
" you arc or have iecB troubled with the beaa
HSie send Tor box iCep,Iir Iills 30 that you Is5
Lave them In ca Of an attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

Tue FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
CEPNALIC PILLS.
wILLcOSvINcE ALL VINO SUFFER- PROM
HEADACHE,
THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
10y icy SgGra Haqu,st'ohaIle p OsJ If lie m
''sy y '"'s elLy sec "tlhe a,so0rt,y.
q, s,.,,xo NAsOsviLrr, cOsS., Feb. 6, 1861.
have tried your CepalIc Pills, and IIle,g,r, ~
more you to send ne two dollars worth
[rt Of thee are forthe nsighBor to whom CAV.
: Sem III w. Si tme hrst box got from you
Your UG't Servrnt
JAMES Kennedy.
~, s,,,,, nAvsaroRp Pa, Feb. c. 1851.
aIio i' ds TstSoS g Sa IGS sa e. yo Tp Ss
'T0P' Ms"' Yours, rtsrcctinlIy.
'AE1"i am STOLhuOuSB.
sFRreE cRErE lluy5lSeyoy Co., pA.l
II. O sp,,,xo january IL, 1851.
IL f Ps VII PLEASE send me two boxes of your cephn.
&c EliS' sehd therl Immediately.
respectfully YOU'RE.
Fs-Lhase Dsed oas boz qyoT iflS s' and Ind
,r,.,x = s,. B15I yrsSoS, ONO, JAM Is, 1881.
ong t1 me anather by Of your Copalic pills 7hCy
are m 10y h.s ct iits Ihavs erer trteel.
bei'e vernon MyandOtte Co, o.
II G s,,n,xa r. BEvFRrr, OrAss,, Dec. Ii, 1850.
with for some circulars or large chow hill, 20
M D'Sns Sonr CepI'Shc Iils moro particularly boiUr
please send to me. - tNU ANU
onS Of my ensIo%sss who is subject toasvero Sick
ILe'Nuaehe USUALLY lnstinG two AyB trdE cltre Tan
H'0cN III one Ao"T by your IIlLE, which sent her
VIZ. WILKES.
REFror0'Og.o. PnsS . Co, oHro.l
IIrSar c. srALpsso, January y lsel.
No IS Cedar st., NY
1,o,o,., e.,..--,D E.R sR;
box q -CeIlIalic Pills" Send 10 s1idress m Ii,S
m C. Filler. IiOynoldsJurg Franklin 20. Ohio t's'
o 1SG =, tLi .ro'k IAe eha'"-ele cadaele al.
Truly yours,
Al, - YREtlAS1I, NIeu, Jau. Il, 1861
pr not long since rent 20 you for box of cephaIIe
IN. Ior The cure Of the Nervous Headache aud Cos.
M -. nm. NM received the same and they lad % good
an S1Ect th1t 'eas Induced 10 SEHd Joy more
FieaSs send by return mail. Drsrt to
a. Il. WHEELER,
fPsil"nti, Mich.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

From the 4iiesTttser. ESoriScTee r. I
the Cephnlic Fills nre suJ TO he = remarkably ec
seilFs remedy for the headache aud one u lie VERY
bear i1L Ii,at very fe1aenf Complaint WLieL Las
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

For Rent and Sale
TNIE SUBSCRIBER HAS Fur RENT: STORE
/ Rooms. small and largo; also Offices in good
buildings. - story; Dwelling; IIouses for rent Build
igg Lots and other real estate for sale.
TlIltS. IIOltNBRO0K,
Once, No. llSlS. up stairA, 81 Tin st.,
Ieb26 between Monroe and Union
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vo,Ic, 10 NAH suDscribers.

Ne wish our friends who are sending us
.5,.rip,ions by mail, for less than Il year
= an, out and bear in mind this tariff of
!. =, ,..niA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NOTICE

A MEETING or THU CRY COUNCIL, held
ordered = ~
Ihtt hsseSeer, all manufacturing establishments
their establishments. tho pTorietors thereof shall
60 notify tho superintenIAnt Of the water works.
who shat mmeiiat' Is proc "A to shut of the wRtor
from the same and shall keep register thereof I'm
les the above course taken the council viii refuse
TO make any redusti0t AZ All re ktcppaEes.
'aylS-lN JAG B BuRRLH, Clerk,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

~ ainglo bottle Of spALDINC,s PREPARED,
uLUE VIII ave ten times It's cost aununIIN-Ea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03
ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION

uE Annual School Eleetion will be held on
L Saturday the LIST day of June next Lst,yeen tie
nmnrA OF one md hVt O'Clock, +. NJ Mt tile places
hu uL!er the SPrtntenience Of the persons here
Inasr NAMED, ioE Commissioner for each of tie
reencts aud Trustees for each School district in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

a. r s-Lharc Used oas Goz qr.yoEr iTlS, 'S and IND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

CITY Cc.ncal-A called meeting of the CITY
Council was held last evening for the purpose
Of considering what steps are necessary TO-
wards obtaining the passage Of law to le
Ralize the small notes issued by the Corpora
lion. Present. Messrs. Saunders, CrutchfeId
Grattan, Burr, Griffin, Wynne, Stokes, Eppes
and Scott.
Mr. Grattan presented the following, which
was adopted
The Convention having declined to act or
the memorial of the CouciI, skiing tba I bod
10 lesalize the action Of the Council in issn
ing notes under the denomination of five dol
lars, and that they may be authorized to issue
such notes, not because The Conven ton WI
opposed to the prayer of the petition, pu
because they had determined not to consider
any subject which may be acted on by tn,
General Assembly, which Ia about 10 be in
session Therefore,
Resoised, That the said memorial be PIE
sen ted to the General Assembly.
Mr. Grattan presented an Ordinance 10 Ell
force the payment of taxes on licenses; whic:
was read three times and passed
Mr. Scott offered resolution for the an
pointment of a committee to inquire into tn.
eXpedlency of publishing the proceedings o.
the Council officially. Adopted
air. Scott aleo offered u resolution. which
WAS adopted directing an inquiry into the
e%pedlency OF increasing the day police, anC
of providing the officers with some badge by
which they may be readily distinguished by
strangers and others
The Council then adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30
The Council then adjourned.

Mayors Coart--Recorder Caskie admins
tereu the Judgments OF this tribunal yesler
day, IN his customary impartial way. beside,
tho Cases noticed else where, there were tou,
or tive lnebriates wearing the uniform of sol
diefs, who made the old excuse of heart dis
case or some ether malady, for which theil
ply sicans had prescribed whisksy, and the>
unfortunately took ON more than tney couiC
carry IHe magistrate apply remarked tina, Ii
they INDUCED inueh III tito wniskey now sole
IN Eicnmoud, they would soon % in then
graves. 1t Is more dangerous than mimic bu
lets or nlasaed batteries 1t used 10 be sale
chat Il sinall Quantity ot our common whiske,
spuied upon the sidewalk would shiver til,
pr4eHs 10 atoms. We hope the experiment
VIII nos oe tried with the popular article o.
The present day, for the city huances are no
III Is condition TO admit OF Very extensive Re
p.iirt to The pavement, which Is already suit!
clently diispi,lt,ted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

TIE Hampton Foluntters. We are re-.
quested by Lieut.. Col J. b. Cary, OF the SD
virsioia regiment, to acknowledge the receip,
of fifty dollars from Major j. Thompson
Brown, OF Richmond, for the benefit of the
Hampton volunteers. We hope to have the
qualification of recording many similar indi
viduaI donations. Attractive entertainment
have been given in behalf Of tho same good
cause, but our people seem disinclined to coun
tsnance this method OF raising a fund. al
though they are not. as q general thing. averse
90 attending places Of amusement. The audi
ence at the theatre, on Tue-day night, was faI
below the average number, and the eoncerl
given on Thursday night, by Prof Deceniel
and Mile De Vries, did not pay expenses.-
Still, we believe there exists in this communi
ty sincere sympathy for the Hampton refu
gees, and it ought to be made known by gen
erous offerings OF aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

CQ.Iee.-A friend gives us tho resnlt OF ex
periments in coffee. making, which, at this
time. may prove aerviceable to housekeepers
The "Old Dominion" cotfee-pot is highly re-
commended, inasmuch dr. it makes the beve
rage clearer and better than any other, be
sides being economical Wheat is now much
used with coffee, AID the following is the
way to prepare it Get some red wheat, tfol
there il 90 much difference between white ana
red wheat as between Rio and Laguayra cot
fee,l soak it in warm water until the bran OF
outside becomes little soft, IA few minutes
will sufiice,) take it from the water, and parcf
it as you would coffee; have one fifth as much
coffee ready parched, and just as they get done
mix them in Il pan over the fire, stirring in al
the same time some butter, or, ii you prefe,
clearing at frat, some white of an egg; then
prepare your mixture in an "Old Dominion ,
and yon will thank us for good cup o.
coffee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

kiwsl Pissaera-Ths CsntrAl train LETT
svsnins brought shirty,one prisoners from
Manassas, IN charge Of Lieutenant Raymond
Fairfax and guard Of seven men, Twenty
six of these prisoners belonged to the ID Penn
sylvania Cavalry, and were captured on Tues
day last near Occoquan, while on toraging
expedition. II seems that the thieves had SO
cured their plumber in wagons. and were
making off, when our men attacked them,
killing two, wounding one, and capturing the
remainder. Among the number are two ser
geauts and two corporals. The other five
prisoners are, negro belonging to Mr.. Davis,
of Fairfax county; Edward johnson, residing
near Dranesville; VIM. II. Williamson, a CIT
izen of Fairfax county; Pat Graham, of Mary
land, and Isaac Burrus, of Virginia. There
are now ,4S3 Federal prisoners in Richmond,
not counting seven who were expected last
night by the Petersburg train, from North
Carolina. a young man named Chandler +.
Perry, of the 18th Maine Regiment, who has
been officiating as h spital steward at the pri-
sons, died suddenly yesterday of heart disease.
Three other deaths occurred yesterday-John
NJ. Lee, IF the lst Maine Regiment, and Geo
w. Cubbage and Martin Mace, Of Hardy
county, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

Fire -Bstweeu 8 and 9 O'Clock Yesterday
morning, shed In the rear of Dihrell's Ware
house, on Cary street, below 2lsf, was discov.
ercd to be on IRE, and the alarm was promptly
given. The reel of Company &C. was aoon
on the ground, and tho flames were extin-
guished after burning some big holes through
the roof. This shed runs back to the County
Jail. the windows of which overlook it, and
come of the Yankee prisoners seemed vastly
amused at the proceedings incident to the fire
The supposition 10 that they know something
of ts origin. for there is no way in which the
building could have taken fire unless some
one had climbed upon the roof and kindled it,
(which would hardly have been done in broad
daylightl or else by dropping some combusti
BILE from the Jail windows. Though this may
possibly have been done carelessly or thought
lsssiy, there wac very general impression in
The neighborhood that the FIRE originated in
this manner. If our Gagged Yankees show q
disposition to indulge in that sort of pastime
it would be well enough to have them looked
after. Had not the IRE yesterday morning
been early discovered, many thousands of dol
lara worth OF tobacco, to say nothing Of Other
property, would have been consumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30
Gen. w II. r. Walker,

Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has conferred
upon the above uaned officer the appoint
ment of Brigadier General in the forces OF
that State. In his letter Of acceptance, Gen.
Walker says:
The position of General on tine Potomac
resigned for reasons set forth n my resgra-
tion. The rank of General I would never
allow TO be degrad ed in my person am re-
joiced that the rank OF Major General h1
been bestowed on my gallant and chiysirons
friend, Gen. Jackson, and 1t will be my PRIDE
to serve under him, and to render him sill the
aid in my power ia preserving the soil o.
Georgia intact from the ruthless footsteps ei
the invaders.
With such a dashing leader, backed by tis
noble and gallant men of Georgia, who VIII
com bat for all that 10 dear and sacred ouI
wives and little ones can lie undsr iheil OWL
vine and liz Itree, with none TO MAKE laem
afraid.
Allow me to thank YOU for the high trno
undeseryed) appreciation you place upon IL nsy
character as a soldier, and 70 sssare you -
at a moments notice Will De ready 10 o""
tie for my mother-G orgts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

Po'k PdcsiRg.--A negro woman NAMED
Jane, slave ot h. L. Nei1t, was arrested on d
charge OF stealing d hog, worth 81, from
some person unAnown. fhe principal VII
nees against her Was ifee negro, Whose testI
uiouy, Ii entItied " erecence, " otld tend t.
6he.w that J'lo . carrying On an exten>Ive
PORK packing business ; that, not content viii
going the whole ho." III one INSTANCE, site
nas, al divers times, been the recipient Oh con,
tra0and swine, possibly with View 10 mon,
opoh1o the uiarast. lne WOMAN made some
Statements hi4hly derosatory To the moral
character OF Irf accilser, DUt failing u prove
her innocence u the RvcurdeFs Satisfaction
she WIS., yesterday renlanded Tor punishment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

TINS sssTE LIEuY ElRLg.-The reader
W. scss'eSnser the remarkable suicide OF
Aaea Ears :, II the Exchange Hotel, in Au.
80 ,ssa' fas reporter at that time emplnyed
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

TIE Cowh!ding Afair-John B. Hill hav
ing been acquitted of the charge of stabbine
Aaron Haskins, wa. retained as a witness
against the parties who made the assault up
on him; and on yesterday, George Abbott and
john Perkins Were arraigned before the Re
corder to answer. The assault was made by
Haskins, who is still unable TO attend Court
and the other parties were in his company al
the time. There was nothing in the evidence
which specially Implicated Perkins, and he
was discharged from custody but Abbott wa.
held to bail in the suua of $500 to keep the
peace.