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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-16
New York Paper Warehouse

NNEthISHONb1. WHERE I.AtkH DEALERS.
" Booksellers StatiUneJs, Binders, PTintcrS and
Purchasers generally from 10 To 20 per cent
by purchasing from tTst banda.
Having increased cur Manufacturing Facilities,
can Oter great Inducements to parties in Of Pa
Iera such ~ usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat PApeFs, RoOlscAp, Letter, Note, and
HieE- Rolta. Packet, Commercial aud all grades OF
French Papera. COloFed Papers, Tissue. Bn,lers',
Trunk. and Straw Board. BlOtting. etc, etc; hank
Note. Bond, DulWing, bank. EnvelOps. Particular
attention paid TO supplying Banks with BAnk-Nots
and Letter And Account Papers, Schools and Semi
HArieA- Clergymon and Professional men. BiIlheais
Ia stock, ready ruled for PFiBrers, from Heads
To the sheet. Blue and White, Move and Laid. In
fact complete Paper bazaar. Send for CirculACa
AiId save YVnT money. Or'lerS 10y mall accompanied
with cash, Will Be At1e we'll If present in per-
sou CARSON HARD.
aP9-lye Paper Warehoase, q Beekn.an st
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SLAVERY AxD NoHxoxIs4.

''The Patriarchs of old had Slaves
The Planter cries, t'Tis written.
Fact being so my conscience saves,
Which therefore can't be smitten.n
'sThe Patriarch" says Brigham Young,
Wives besides oae had other
Nv Withers likewise are uuwTnng-
Come to my arms, my brOtherl'
'VTiIias1 H0zEiff and Rsyor1s Bau.-What
Charles I4atnb said Of Hazlitt's cOnversa-
tion may be applied with great justice to
Lord Johns Reform Bill. at was charm
ing in its way-nothing coull be better for
one who made practice Of never starting
from any premises, and of never arriving
Mt anything like u conclusion"
GOoi for TJres-We see advertised
R-aping Machine. Of course il is intended
TO come directly after the Sewing Machine?
4 Good place fora COok.-The dripping
well Of KnaresborOuGh-
4 Company that really should be "Limi-
isd'-A Company of CUinOl mes. With
not the slightest additional "PoWer to add
to their number. OF extent.
licensed lpiiReES.-The Yankees.
Il Duly Intssrieie at He Paris EarJaGsy
thief de Cuisinc-Milord, what is The
carte for the dinner of to-day? Have yOu
any preference?
His Liberal Lordship-Rd fol, the same
ms before-earie blanche. FOns sace- Eisn,
-js ne E0Wa aiOHne, iHrGTiObksHleHs rIeR que ca.
Strongly Recommended Before DHner-
tBy Vulgar IlIiterate Cockney. )-Why is
a lucky siIPence like ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
its haPPy-tizer, tapPetizerlM
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

ROUXpEp, 1852 CHGRTEEEp 1854
LOCAT & D,
Cor. Baltimore and ChnrIes-Sts..
BALTIMoR MD.
TTHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
y pTOsPerOus and nourishnE condition. Twice tlu-
ring the last two Inns 1t been Necessary obtain
larger apartments for tho accommodation Of the in
cTesssinE number Of students representing nearly
It now occupies ono Of the most conspicuous and
deSlFably located buildings in the city. The
furnished. ff .G
The a,lvantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting RooEi or to obtain
7oFoWgh ErdetieQt GiIesS EdIeGfiOn generally, are
UNSURPASSED in any particular by any similar tstal
ltslmeut In the United States.
FACULTYt
Z. X. L0SlER,
PEincipAl-Lccturcr the Science Of Accounts Com
ntsrce, nusiness Customs, etc.
.. t';s y. II. PIIILLIPS,
Professor Oftho Theory and Practice of ROOkK eepng
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor Of Bn0k. Keeping.
n. G. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Bnsihess aud ornamental Peumanship.
S.T. WILLIAMS. Esq,
lecturer on Mercantile Law. aaI
Rev. L. Yf.ATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUSTEES;
Hon Tllos SWann, VIM. H. Keighlcr, Esl.,
jacob Trust Esl7 Vim. hIiabe, Esq-
The College IS provided with Commercial Library
dents lil
Each student hasa desk to himself, and is sepa-
There being no vacation daring the year. Students
can enter At any time.
Thetirne usually teeomPIetoth the full course,
from to II weeks.
4 D1PLoNA Is awarded to all Graduates.
large and beautifully 0rnnmeuted Circular con-
tanning upwards Of SIX sQUAGE EEET, representing the
Exterior and interior View Of the College various
Characteristics designs penmalhip, &C. sent by mnll
free n eGoTgs panied With catalogue giving full
particulars Address E. Il. LOsIRR
R1EtiHsSFe NR.
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.SgPhiliI q 1feresriaI Di,ea....

NV OELLASs- Sath August, 1882.
Dr. J.C. ATER: Sir: 1 eheeTfnlly cOInply with
the rSlpe Of your agent and Teporf to you s1e Of
the ELECTS iuITe realized with yUur SaTsaPaTiIlA
have cared with IL, in my pFaeffee. mOsG OT tl,S
complaints FOR Which il is recoHmended, and have
ioId its eccts truly UuudeFfhI in the cure % Ee-
renl and BeTeaTiRI DihARhE- One Of nay patients
had Sypilitte ulcers IN his thrOas- which ere ccR-
suEnns his Iralhte and the top Of bis m,uth. Your
dLa rteaf!i!y taken, cured him in i've week
Another attacked by secondary symIiulna IN Ii
nose and the liberation had eaten away c0HsideEa
bic part Of IL 20 that believe the Disorder WcaIl
soon reach his brain and kill him But Il yfellsS ts
my administration Of or SarsapaFilla: the ulcer
heAled and Ice Is we'll again, not Of course without
some designation VI his face A woman Who had
been treAted fOF the same disrleT by u1eTruTy ss
suffering from this poison in hGr bones. They had
become 81 sensitiye &" the weather that on = lamE
day she s1fierpd sIeruciatinE pai in her joiufa and
bones she. toos WAS eured entirely by yo1r SaEsa
P1TiltA In few seeks. know from ms f,FrnrIa
which your aEPnt IZaHe me- that this nrrusratio1
from ynnr la.soTat0Ty must be great renr1IJ con
sequently- thee tTuly remarkable TssnIIs with IL
FFaternaliy SsuIys EARlMRR " n
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OUR RHfEDIEs By S1A11,

Look over the list; make up a case. Of what Hind
you choose and nel0ae the amount in current note
CT stamps By man 70 our address, at So BroadVRy
NeW-YoTk, and the medicine win be duly returned by
mail or express, free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, ed1cient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies In every town or
community IN Tie United stateA. Address Dr.. HUN-
PaRGTs Co. No. 66s BAOLDNAT. NEw-YOAK.
Sold by LAUGHLTSs BusRFIDLD, Druggists
Main sfteet. Wheeling. nay35 dkWIy
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rlarrgiisa,, FtRaIe Bii

Dr.J.B B. $. Claiming. of Hrw York City. writes:
u n:st clrcEfn:y eUrnpy witt the TeIuert ii your
agent in saying I have fOund SOnr EaTEHIarilIa
most excellent alternative in the plahis
fur which employ such a remedy hut eETeeialIy
ia FSaanLs DiscuSSs of tlIC EeTiIl6f;s 4tatlie.i~
have cured many inSetcFste of LsuCOTIbGa ~
it. and some where the complaint cahsed y III
cErufjOn OF the HieyRS. The liberation itself NEs
-ooR cured Nothing within nay knowledge squalls
IL fiET thess female deTanEements.7
liiwnul : Marrow. Of NGWbuTJ. Ala, writes: "a
dangerous sr1Ff1R tuner on cie az the females Ia
N 1ansily Hhicll had defei all The remedies
could employ. has Vt length been oomJ leEely cured
by Yualr Extroct Of SaFSapariilA. Our Fhysirian
thought nothing but extirTaiiOn could afford relief
last rRSort besEe emitting, and Il proved r1-cfnAl
AMER taking yeur remedy eight weeks no symFtom
of the dis eaEe Telnafns.7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-16
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
% E9@zsszss33iEEss tt

80
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, November eGth. 1880,
" Passenger Trains will leave BridGCPeTt Is fol.
lows. Sunday excePtedl
1850 A. II. Mail TTan stopping MI stations.
Cept SeW Salisbury, SnmmitVilie. Frank
lin, East Rochester. MUulfEie. RoOtstOWu,
EaTITille. Macedonia, Bedford, and New
burg arrives at Pittsburgh At 4:OO +. NJ,
Baltimore At 500 A. NJ Philadelphia at
$50 A. NJ. New York Mt 1890 r N. fIoonl
Cleveland At $50 r. M-TOledO at 1910 A.
NJ Detroit At els A. NJ, and Chicago At
1890 A. NJ.
1900 p NJ. Express Train, stopping at all stations
except Liverpool. Smiths Ferry; Indns-
try, Beaver. New Salisbury, East Koch.
ester, Earlville, Maer.louia. BeSlfOrl and
NeWburH; arrives at Pittsburgh at 30
A. NJ. baltimore 600 p. NJ pliIadel-
phia at 500 r. VI. New York Mt loco T..
NJ, Cleveland at $50 a. NJ: Toledo at
l2S3o +. NJ, Detroit at 6s00 p 81, and
Chicago al 1850 +. NJ.
Both these trainE make clnse connections at C1eTe-
land and Pittsburgh for the points indicated above
alsn, Erie Dunkirk. buffalo and Niagara Falls.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. NJ. and S:45 T. NJ, and
arrive at Bridgeport at 6e0 r. N. and G:25 A. II.
Leave Pittsburgh at l:4o A. n. and l;4n p NJ and
Rxcursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S376.
Fare always as low and time much quicker than
any other ronte-
through Tickets to all points in the West, North
street next door to SpriEg House, Wheeling Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
No. 81 Water street, with Freight agent ut bridge
port Station. Z. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAS.Agent
IN. MCCULLOUGH. President.
J. r. MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. moves
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PRICE

Case Of 30 Tlals eonplete In nloroeeo and BOOK SIS
Case Of 20 yiRl5, aud BoOk, plain.
Case Of 10 numbered boxes, and BOOK, ..........2 2
Case Of boxes, numbered, and BooE, ..-....-...
@nge numbered boxes, with directions, ....-25 cts
Single lettered boxes with directions, 50 cts
Large case With OF. Walls for planters and ply
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TRANSCRIPTION.
Baltimore & ohio Rail Road
- - -
WINTER SCHEDULE.
WHIEIIHo, 9th Nov, 1850.

WHEuIHo, eth Nov, 1850.
NN and amer the S5th November, lS60, the passen-
" ger Trains VIII be rua daily as f1llOWs:
First-TIe Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago. st.
Louis. indianapolis, Dayton. Cincinnati. Columbus.
Wheeling. BsnWOOd. RaltineFe- and Washington City
Express DEPARTS daily except Sundays at Q.4S A. NJ
and arrives In Baltimore at $50 A. NJ connecting with
th6earest trains fer the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore At A. NJ and arrives
At RenWuod 1t s:l5 7. n aud Wheeling at si5 r, n,
making direct connection With the Western Expires
Train This train will only stop for MOOD and water
and nisAlinR the Passengers.
SeeoHd-The Great SoGthW estern 81. Louis, Cinein-
natl. Columbus. Wheeling. nenUul, Baltimore and
Washington City Expires leaves Wheeling daily at
s25 p NJ arriving il Baltimore At - r. NJ con-.
Meeting with the Afternoon trains TO the EAEtern aud
Southern cities Returning Leaves Rslrinore At r.
NJ and arrives atTenwocsl ISIS A. n. and " heclng
at sis A. NJ masking direct e,nneeifun with the great
Western Expires trains. This train Ni only stop for
wood and water aud mealinE the pAssenSers-
freight train With passenger eNr attached will
leSye daily except sundSyS for Grafton At $40 A. NJ
Returning, will arrive Al SIS p. NJ
J. B. FORD, Agent.
". P. SNrTH. Master Of transportation.
L. II. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. MOVES
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9ailg gntenlorutet.


The last received Pnneh contains seve-
Fal aiugs at America; none Of them very
sharp, however. One is picture called
''Tankse sub,lety,'' and representing two
youths vio!eatly smoking, and holding ;he
following eolloquy: Young Merchant
What do do? Why 4 stsead to the e.
nesse derartneat-do All the inessing,
yOu know Friend-..Finesstugl What
enthundeF tbar?r Young Merchant
why, when any ftller owes the concern
money and -wOat pay, go and make him,
or knock his darued old head on his shoul-
ders." The cartoon is called ..seasOnabie.
adVice-.Put by for a Frosty Day -
Neat little Mr.. Pnncb accosts n laborer
who is about entering gin-palace aud
directs, with his umbrella, attention TO the
Post Office Savings Banks hard by. The
labOrer seems to reflect. The following
very weak doggereI is suggested by SUM
ner's "twiu relies
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Sarsaparilla,
FORPURIFYINGTHEB BLOOD.

F0RPURIFYIHGT THE BLOOD.
Aul for the speedy cure of the sutOiue,l 1ariesle.
Disease:
Scr!fuG aud !SrefMEottS ASetioHz mel az TSsmors
Tiers S1res. ErnptioRs. IfMpIes. IaLHHLsa BldIeh
e, BoiLs, BlaiHs, 4Hd aH SIN NfscaSss.
oNKLNSp Ind 9th june. 1850
j. C. ARR Co. Gents: feel 1t my duty to ac-
knOTletge what your SaFsaparilla has done for me-
Having inherited ScrniuIons Infection have suf-
Tered rom II in various ways for years. Sometimes
It burst ont in Ulcers my lHn6S ard arms; sOnu
times 1t turned inNnr'l and distressed ME ut the
stomach. Two years ago II broke out on my head
AMI covered my scalp and ears with one SIRE which
was painful and loaths0ne beyond description. I
tris'l many medieines and several ll'ysiciHns but
without much relief from anythinR In fact. the dis
orlsr greW wore At length was reiniced TO read
In the Gospel Messenger that yOn had prepared Al,
Alternative (Sa1Sa RriIAl for knew from YOurTPpu-
tatson that anything you made must E good. I
sent to Cincinnati and cOt it and used It till II cured
me. took it, rs you Hdvise, in small doses Of a
teaspOOnful over month: and used almost thFpU
bottles. New and heaithy skin sopn began to form
under the scahs which amer while fell on AIy
skin is now clear, and know by my feelings tlat
tlle disease has gone from my syLteu,. You can we'll
believe that feel shat saying when tell yol
that hold yon to be Of thu apostles Of the age
aud remain ever gratefully, YOuTs.
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internally youn9 CIV LARlMRR. NJ. y.
llhtlE8.atis1l. q, ~ 60.


lSpEP1HDE5cE. Preston Ca Va, 9th Juay, 1850
pE :. C. ATsE: Sir: have been afiicted with a
painful chronic RAstReftPaI Tor long time Uhicf,
hated the skin If physicians. and Etnc TO noe In
spite 81 all the Itmelies eOuld ind until tried
yUnE SaFsaPaEilla One bottle cured me In tua
ain far hotter than 6eGozI mas 1ffaele i t6ins
II Z SonS S me'etss = FKEAN
eSen NtiCded torypEs With aBdfioa a Ese LfreT
which Destroyed my health. tried everything ard
everything failed to relieve me; and have been :.
oFokerti"Nn man for some years 6rOn no o.hrt
eanse than dST12gr1eNi Of de LirST.i NJ bAlarssl
PASTOR the Rev. Str. lspy, advised me 10 tET vu1E
SafsaTaEtla because he said he kueE you and any.
thing yen made was JTErth trying. ny tie blessing
OF God II has cured and has PURIFIED my ll1sl
- TO make new man Of me. 1 feel Young arlin
the bSSt that eau be said q yOu Is nss half COOL
S'tTTtiS Ctgl'es, 3tlHoyE, ERl9Eassli GIesyufi0yl
CArief md EE5Dliafi0R ~ tie Baass
great variety OF e=ses have hRea T-Fs,rfei to ne
where CuTea these foEinIdabls rO1lIl iISy r-
suited tEoni the use Of this remedy. hut our susce
here VIII not admit them. Some 81 them nav IL
sHTai IN or American Alu4AnEe, which the aReatr
Cali fJF them. 80 III; - ~ =
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

ESH Hs fHAFlp CURB OF
coughs Colds, influenza, HoorKeneSS,
Group, Bronchitis, IneiF1IeTaf ECon-
un1p6ton, and for the Reflex
OF C0nAunptATe Patients
IN advanced Stages
OK the Disease.
This l. remedy unIIe4sSItJ k1o,4n 10 sprrass
any other Tor the sfthr,.at Sl,l IrI-
thHt 1t Il gsslsE here e Pnbish the eTienre N lie
virtues It's nnrtvailed excellence for eouEhg and
G11ds ana It's truly wonderful eUEGS of pulmonary
uae- have made IL known throughout tbs riyiIizeci
NATIONS OF the earth. Few are tie roaERI1Ftiss or
eSen hAHaMies among them dAo have not sorne ny.
gFIl experience Of its eretp-Pone iiTins fr5Yy in
me midst Of Its victory the. S1htie ana dan
IsEpus dtsoEdeTs of the t6EuAt and IpngT AZ ali
EnaE the dFeasfnl fatality d these iisoFsys ma As
ton, abe effects o. this rsIsttiy. We l.red
nat do more tttau Ia assure thea that ii IA To5 an
s6o ytrfaes that It did have Wien skiR1 NJ ruTrs
mnlS have won 20 strongly upnu the 9 nGdsDes Of
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. AVER eco,
Fer sab By A C. GOOD co, aud by All prae-
anRlI-ly-neVI5Sm
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fyoaelorsl,. Conf. an .S,e.lie,i Nj.

ZebHIOn Sloan. Of Prospect. Texas, writes: aTbres
bottles Of yOur SarsaParilia cured irym a GoIfre
"a hiyleors swelling ON the neck, which bad Suf-
fered from over tVTO years.
Le7ScUTTLnd ar lFI.iteI. OroTirn TIsHaaT, CseTise
E'lhrrJfiHdE FerauIe Disnders
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JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President.
Z. 4. MYERS. Gent Ticket Apsf nnr2S
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Imported Nnd bottled by himself warranted uure
and the best quality with his certificates on the bot
tie, and his seal On the cork.
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W.P SMrEH Master Of Transportation.
l.. n. COLE. Gen1 Ticket Agent. noy2S
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The completion Of the Western connections Of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes this the 80 ; :
Direct Line Between the East aud the
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The connecting OF tracks by the Ran Rna,T bridge
At Pittlhargh, avoiding all drayaEe or ferTfage o.
Freight together with the saving Of time, aVSn-
tages readily appreciated by shippers OF Freieht and
the Travelling Public.
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apply
70 or address either Of the GlloTias Agents. If the
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NEW CROP n. o. SUGARs--S0 hid
IN hFlnNe, raeGI0a and tJr ale by
InEas F4YF0N, D0SfAS eSLERAH.
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=. R-sabeeEspaIons rscriSe3 ana s.,..--,.,,
Aaeut flE RseaiinE ~ ,5Ssif,
IS - ~ 5a zEtns1 alsf Art JosInal an x 80 n
e..---e-e9 .lee. 80
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L L H0UPT. Gla1 TSelst Al. P6iIoieI5I,f,-
LH0s. A. sC0LI. Gz.I S.gG: Allogna Ea. J.nI-.aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-15

f~S - ADs's CAM Some Of the hcrdes OF
4. L have fun in them, aud seen TO De living
' ia clover" Rsad the folio 7irs Washing
ton 'etter:
am living luSuricusly, ut present, en- the
top 81 y very respectable fence, ana fir-
uptnUuS.r on three gr,tutte biscuit 4 dtv
and a glass ot water weakened vita brandy.
high private ia The 22t Regiment has pro
hi .Fd TO let ne have Of his ~qu are ppC ksL
handkerc hsfs tor q sheet the nr.t RAINY nizltt,
and | never 20 10 bed on my colniortYtI-
window brush without thiuktug how many
poor creatures there ara 10 this world who
nave to sleep on hair !nttyTes -es and feather
beds III their lives. Before the great rush Of
Fire ZOuaveR ana the rest OF the naragsrts
commenced. boarded exclusively on "A front
-tJuP Ia PENN lvautl avenue and used ~
slumher, reg g'r'iiess Of exp"nsa, in 4 wet. con.
dut ttrd ash box but the mill tary moGopo}ixA
all such accommodations nov, and give vyay
Tor the sake Of my country
tell you, my boy, Ne re having high olt
TINES her" Just now, and il lheY get auy higher
! shan I M able TO afford To stay. TIE cily -
in danger every hour, and a. a yet-rtu ia
n" ire LJu2Tps TelAaI KID, there :, -lIls % b.,
enough danger lying around loose on Arliug-
ten HrlEhJ TO make very good blood aad
thunder tciI1n, IN numerous ptg-- Ii tE.
yigilAnt and well educated sentinaIs happau
10 sye a nlSger on the upper sIio OF the PJ;0-
mas, they sing ont Here they come .'' and
ihr whoAe blessed army Is swapping caps 10
less than minute.
Then all the rrpor Lers teIerrauh 10 their pH.
pers Ia New York and PM ,driphtL ia q
'Jeh. Davis is within two minutes walk uf
The Capitol, with u lew millions of nleu.
and al the tree States send slX more r. girnrut
apiece 10 crowd Us Il little more. | -LAu Z
stand much more Cruwdlug. tor my fence Is
tuiI EoW, and there Wa six applications yes
tertty 10 rent au improved knot hole sIy
landlord says that VI more than thre., chaps
set up housekeeping on one pCst, he'll b..
obliged 20 raise the rent
Ins greatest confidence l.. General Scott IL
feit ny all and 10 would DO yuu good 10 sre tha
CAV old hero take the oath He takes Il tier
every meal. aud ths frs. thing when le gets
HP IL the morning.
Those tire TJuaves are fellows of avfu
suction. tell you. Just tor green's / asked
on" of them yes =.erday whlt he came mere fuY2
' Ran says he, shutting one eye, ''Qee came.
here 10 strike for your altaTs and your fires 80
t~s'rcitily your fire. - Gen. scott SAYS tbgr
u he wanted these chaps 10 break throukh
the army OF the foe. he'd have Ia fire. bell fuaz
Tor some dis trlct Oh tEs Other siaa OF ,he Re.
hrl-. He says that a halt 4 million of tr.ti-
iors could not keep the Fire Zou1yes out ur
mat distr!et i've minutes / believe him. my
ooy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-15

cA&F PIezESs' Menazstss Junction,
June 10th. i16l.
| This morning has OPENED u pon rs with
/ great beauty ana loveliuess The clouds
! = nIch for several days have b-en lowering
| over our heads have disappeared. ieav iag he
otu" canopy uutimurd by single peck of
! darkness The air is balmy ard 5rfciug, aud
everything around rs wears the j3Fou~ h1ppv
aspect o: an early spring day. / = j. O'cI,cK
the morning drills are over: soldiers 4rn
stretching thelr lazy lengths on the straw
AporS oI thelr tents. reading. smoking. sipau-
ln< one is bending over a tuo washing MS
rioihiug another IS stTOlliaE from tent 70
tent an 1lOua for sonnet hing 10 Kill tIfG.. auJ "A.
or bucket IN hand, II strg}bug along 10 the
spring; while . group a-a gathered about the
door u the tiPF"iG.'- quarters, Discussing with
earnest tone and animated gesture last nigh. :
-HcguGi"T with the officer Of the d4v, who
broke Our eiIgatful sluu aers In testing our
sontlGels
The arrival OF : LIEN tenant from the Fir.
Regiment has suddenly changed th- tenor OF
th9 rouN Ner-t'i1R, aud tna htttie OF phljppjJ 4.
in@ topic col >rGuid4u<. xho IS on The
ground, from that place, StvaS >aauv item,
winch have nor t0aud lheir rtv IN 10 our pa
pegs tul a. they come % Us through so ;r.,uv
sources, trt As Col = has alreaiv furnished
you Witi Ldf' par;irQ Q4T=, We a@eIa IT need less
10 Uenti,a iLt,a.
W. nave r. from reliable a. aarity, that one
ot the sentry at Pn!luppI ordered. q MAI. m
c7mp7Hy ~3th "a justice 81 III. E'-4.s - tftIr-
al- pass w1- hf1a't 70 me .-ut~t, she. .vbft.
reidtng il, Nas Deliberately Hra; apan tv :aa
person GiyIn- aim "a pass. Tn bail srez-d
t1- heoi lt t2s s-"t.1-i Who, ls soon a. u-
recovered from ths wind lga Il -e.l qGl rts
wretch fell dead on t....~u,.
y" w-uid t4~a a>-'a iog a ruonaHt. 10 i!f5
np our voice ae..1u-t at- lpui.ur4 -.lrb .sybf,f
'be Torres ot me pre--utQev art treated i4
5htiG &c dl4 our it-r,,L. hers an ia. times OF }a.
.srN cI4toat 1T tHvjT Ctrr'--,- uaugle all
Ii2h< our rc.4u-i. .5-, ~ warnings 10 Ld,-.. who
Al such tifp.7 a tu'-9 ara Cter-&at % every
feeling "! hCuOr ana ua+rje.Is- Thf- .,.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-15
Correspondence of .hs Richmond Disps.eb.
NUEFoLR. ". June IL, lss.

NUHFV-A, = Jiut i, I''I-
The greatest excitement WaG vi tner =eI here
lass evening. ont u the ANNOUNCEMENT that 4
patch had been received ~ Col. HuEer,
stating tuat 5ut ct the Lincoln hltehngs
were met 5y 1.olu Confederate troops under
tOi. VI lsruu-r, ~ Bethel Church, between
Yorktown aud Niijlame oury aud defeated
lEIth great los.
a. uI-hl, tai barrels Wsre burned, and tht.
utmost enthusiasm exhibited
The dispatch says ouT men s0ught like lions,
aud the greatest xii ami bravery ar 20 De
awarded tnrn iu the struggle.
COi. AtgrGGer receives the lasting praise OF
our people, As ne viii tie wnole south. Tor
has action Ia This contest. Lt Is but part,
however, 81 his military ehaT4e ter 10 be ex-
,jert ia var.
The event has been received here with such
glowing delight that could not foroear max
ing maullou of Il, although YOU have pToba-
oly been 1trt=ed o. The rllnatest particulars.