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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

FEMALE PLUcK.--Dr. Blanchard was lately
arrested in Southern Illinois. A letter rela-
ted the following about his wife, who is a
kentuckian
When Blanchard went through Carbon
dale, on his way 10 Springfield, he was visit
ed on the cars by his wife. Il sister OF John
Logan, who was perfectly reckless. She
cheered tor J eff. Davis, and abused the Union
men in every conceivable manner; but iii consi-
Iteration OF her sex she was not disturbed, but
allowed to have her blow out all TO herself
When she entered her buggy to drive away
she struck her horse into Il run, ana at every
Jump she would hit him again and shout =,
the top OF her voice, 'hnrrah for JEFF
Davis ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Prisoners Arrired - Col. Thomas, Of the
Maryland Volunteers, arrived in this city yes
terday via Central Railroad, bringing OIL
cial accounts of az engagement between the
patriot forces and Northern Abolitonists near
New Creek Depot; also, two prisoners-ofw war,
one Of them calling himself Lieutenant Colonel
Bowman, of the sth Pennsylvania Regiment,
the name of the other unknown They were
conveyed before the Secretary Of War, ut the
Custom House building, Bank street, who, af-
ter brief examination, discharged them ou
parole of honor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

The Right Spirit.-A Charleston IS. C.)
correspondent of the Dispafch, writing under
date of June 10Th, says:
Il like the move put on foot by your CORE
spondeut, Chas. Harris, Esq, Of Norfolk. to
raise fund for the widowed mother of that
daring young man, Henry l.. Wyatt, who fell
III the battle of Bethel Church. His was a
most daring feat, such as thrills q patriot,
aud I know that the sons and daugh tiers Of
Virginia will never let that Wi lowed mot her
suffer. L think l know that mother and If /
mistake not, young Wyatt was once a Sunday
School scholar Of mine in yOnr city, and,l be-
iieve Il blood relation. ! have n my own ex-
pense fitted out tOnr young men for the cam
paign--one Il clerk, whose salary goes on
therefore, am not able to give much, but l
send you ten dollars for the purpose indicated
and if there be- any need. il will be duplicated
and re duplicated.
Let Nirginians keep cool, but deter
mined. Let them confide in President Da-
Wis and his Generals. The world never pro-
duced better men or better warriors. Let
them, above all, rely upon just and h oily
God, g who cannot look upon iniq uity with
any degree of allowance" And is not this
war upon us a great inlquity?
We are all quiet here-but little business do
| ing, but we have great abundance OF every
| thing, at cheap rates.
From ali accounts, the earth never has
| brought forth more abundanty OF all that is
| necessary for man and beast, and unless q
great drought, the corn and cotton crop never
| bid fai.er. Yours, truly, 5. w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

COSFEDERATE STATES OF AMERTcAD
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Richmond. June 10, ISL. J
WV. MCAlLISrER, ESQ TreasuT
Richmond, Va.
SIR Yorr letter Of the 10Th instant enclosing
Sixty Dollars, amount Of donation from Union
Station Methodist Church 10 the Urea 5ury OF the
Confederate States, has been received Tho De-
psrtment takes great pleasure il ex pressing lit
high appreciation Of the patriotism and SeneTosi-
ty which prompted this donation.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedisnt servant,
G. @. MTMMINGER
Secretary of the Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

LINCOLN SENDS AIMS TO oUR VOLUNTEERS. -
We hear a ruInor TO the effect that IL lot OF
muskets shipped by the Admin istration al
Washington for Dresden Tenn. and designed
tor the Union msn OF Weakiey county, cen
signed to commission merchant at P.td acafl
Ky, were, by accident forwarded 10 Unioa
City. The aumbeF of the muskets was IL Z
hundred In the bands OF sSa lhers men at
Union City, they will he put 10 good uss,-
.fssaghis Easitstis,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

/. o. o, F-The Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows OF the State OF Georgia have invited the
Southern Grand Lodges 20 meet III Mont
gorneIy, Alabama, on the first Wednesday in
August, for the purpose OF dlSsolying The
connection existing between the Sou tn
cru Lodges ana the Grand Lodge OF the Uni
ted States. the supreme Jurisdiction OF Odd
Fellowship.
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RonorabLn Acqmtted.-Thel lad John Hanes,

Honorably Acqatted.-The lad John Hanes,
who was charged by some unknown party
with stealing pistol worth SO. has been ex
auined by the Mayor and honorably acquitted
People should be cautious how they make
such charges on slight provocstion. With the
large majority Of humanity, their character is
all the available capital they have. Take that
away and ruin ensues. The accuser in the
above instance did not appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Being Repaired.-The Brockenbrough Man
sion at the termination of 9Th street, recently
purchased by the city for the use of his
Exeellency Jefferson Davis, is now be;2g fit
ted up by our municipal authorities tor the
uses for which it is designed. Ii is perhaps
the most suitable building for the residence Of
the Chief Magistrate within the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Inta,cfal SsaLbing.--Benj. Read, who re-
csntiy stabbed VIM j. Sommerviile, the OK
Custom House robher, was yesterday examined
before the Mayor Tor the offence and sent on
for further trial before the Hastings Court
Tie Mayor allowed the dcfsndent 20 give DO,
in $500 for bis appearance.
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DIED.

OF ehelers infanturn. ON Friday morning. Inns
~, FANNIE JANE, only daughter Of W ! and
Mary J. Curry, aged year and months
her funeral Will sse place this event. NJ from
father Residence. corner 2ei aad peasants ,is
Union HAL. a. bali past o. clock. The friend. ~
the family are Invited to attend without furtbst
aotice. ''
"sufer little children to come unto me"
Yesterday, the ?ist inst. Lucy p, daugb,a. q,
y ames T. and Bette LsnshorDs HINT, Of this city
The friends Of the family are requested 10 81,
tend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock nm,
Hill.
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" i,eeIer L. Wilson.

The, New York Herald describes the prcsen-
tation OF splendid stand of colors 10 one of
the New York companies. by WHEELER, Will
son / Co, Sewing Machine manufacturers OF
that city. who have derived such large reye.
npes iron, Southern patronage,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Hot-The weather has been scorching for
several days. We are taught that all flesh lie
grass, yet it has had the opposite effect on
flesh and grass The former, at the bidding OF
the sun, has expressed itself i'll liquid measure;
the latter has incontinently dried up, and
what has not withered, the reapers hook VIII
soon pa Their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

PardOned. -fioy. Ietcher has pardoned
Dabney Gaulding, who was sent to the Peni-
Tertiary for one year and two III onths, by the
Circuit Court of Albemarle, for unlawful
shooting also, Samuel +. Abrahams, who
was sent TO the same place for six years, by
the Circuit Court of Buckingham county, for
murder in the second degree. Both paIdons
Were gran ted several days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

nc AMELIA CorxTy.--We have two letters
from Amelia, giving accounts of what the
county has done and is doing in the cause of
Southern Independence. She has responded
nohly to the call for troops, and contributed
money on a liberal scale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

FROM fEssACoLA.-A ietter Tecei'eu Ut tnis
Office from Pensacola, dated June Ia, says
There were near ten thousand of us who
ell Wed the Georgia and Louisiana Regiments
and Xouave Battalion their superior fortune
in being ordered TO the field or glory In Viz
ginia. Many sim hoping to follow them
at al early day.
AS an Indication of our health-stnce we
left home, over two months siLce, the regi-
meut has lost but one member by death -
There are rumors OF yellow fever in Fort
pickens; but whether true or not, cannot
say"
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&c a KIND Active, the members Of 'F''
Company, beg leave, A05srs. Editors, to tender,
through your columns, 0nr sincere thanks to cur
good friend and towusman, COLEMAN WORKMAN,
Of h. celebrated robaeCo--the iris and ''Good
Hope Friend Workman knows well how to do
Z. Kind act and has bestowed It upon those W no
know ~ well how to appreciate It. We know hIr
Iris we'll and, in our solitary tramps upoa some
lonely post, will often be reminded Of his kind
ness and bis regard f0r the cOmIorls Of snlisr.
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= "a OQUARTERS co. "D. "
TREDEGAR BATTALION,


At DRILL OF THE cow
So my, held this evening, the fol N
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt Al
ed, viz m
list Rcso'red That the thanks Of the company "
be aud ara hereby rendered TO Messrs. J h AN
DERSoN Co., and the Crenshaw Wooden Com
pany. for their liberal contribution towards uni
forming them; also, TO the ladies' of the second
Baptist and United Presbyterian, and other
making up saId uniforms aud also to Cad cts
MoHLER, MIHGE, JORDAN, BEALE, THOMPSON, Il.
BROWN, and SMITH, Of the Virginia Military In
stitute, fer kindly aiding the officers in drilling
the corps in its first organization
"a. Resofpsd That these resolutions be pub
lished IN the Deity Uispatch, Uhiy, aud Ecn1aiHcr,
aud that a copy OF the same be- spread upon the
records OF the company. BY order.
ie 22--it* ED. 4. ARCHER, Sec Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Important Action of The Banks.-A meetin Q
of all the Banks of this city was held yester-
day, at the Farmers Bank, at which it was
unanimously agreed upon to receive tho notes
Of the Bank Of the Old Dominion and branch
Of PearSburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Passing the Drawbrtdge.-Several of the
schooners now anchored in the Dock have
been carried past the drawbridge, foot of 18th
street, and moored opposite the end of 18th
street. The drawbridge operates finely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Remored The office of the Colonel of Ord
nance has been removed from the Capitol &c
the Armory building, on the Canal. The in
creased business transacted by the Depart
ment has rendered this necessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Discharged.-The Mayor yesterday dis
charged the following persons, after an exami-
nation: VIM. Tracy, drunk, disorderly and
lying in the street Michael Fits, threatening
to burn Hannah Donohoe's house.
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For the Richmond Dispatch
Hpdup for Our SnilfprS.

propose that the soldiers OF the Confede-
rate Army wear, as distinctive badge, q
white band, four inches broad, above the ell
bow on the right arm, with 4 single star OF
blue III the middle on the outer right side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Continaed,-The Mayor yesterday continued
the case of Susan Mosley, free negro from
Powhatan in Richmond, without lawful au-
thority, and John Armistead, a person of
civil, name, fame, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

WILMINGTON, y. C.-Thc Information
communicated by our Wilmington correspond
cAt has been anticipated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Care Sccnri'y.-Mike Walls yesterday gave
the Mayor SID security for his good bohs-
yior on the charge of assaultng A. Best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

ASEiYAL.-Col. ADLGa, who led a regiment
under ''aribaidi IN Italy, last year, arrived IN
Richmond yesterday, for the purpose OF offer
irg his services to the Confederate Govern
m-nt Stropg efforts were made to ind uce
NM 10 enter the army at the North, but he
preferred TO night for a free people, and has,
therefore, after encountering various Difficult
li-s' succeeded III reaching Virginia He ex.
h'bits scars received IN battle under his dis
tiagoish'd chief in Europe, and Is ready now
10 defend people who here engaged in a
struggle for independence His interviews
wish Ce.is. B~auiegaId, Bonham, and others.
III the hfishborhood OF Manassas, are repre.
scented 10 have been highly gratifying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22
CoSFEpERATE MATES OF AMERICA,
.-rr.r In -. r..-

Todoy, Saturday, juno ed, is the longest
day in the year.
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Nirbmano Dlspatrh.
SATURDAY MORNING June -, 1861.

Eas~F AiaFsX CoRREsroNnENCE.-T let
tiers from correspondents at Fairfax Court
House were 50 long in s.@,9s that the '", ,,t
nation contained hads anticipated. We
hope that Aherigine" and a Soldier VIII
deem this a sufficient excuse for their omis-
SION.
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pG r mpty Bottles.

EG Empty Bottles.
The hignest CASH PRICE,
soo no,,r. wiz be paid for
Brandy, Whiskey, Sherry and
Claret Wine BOTTLES
{. Z. BRICKEN
ie 2i-2tE o. '''' -
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90 Gags PRIME LAGTAYRA COFFEE

On BAGS PRIME LAGUaYKA COFFEE.
on ~ bags best Java COFFEE.
25 chests an boxes Black nd Green TEA.
80 pockets GIN FER, ALLSPICE and PEPPER.
40 bbls. Crushed and Granulated SUGAR.
80 bills. Coffee SUGAR.
90 hhds. brown Cub& and Y. o. SUGAR.
90 boxes STARCH, GLASS and AdamantI0e
CANDLES
% boxes Colgate Toilet SOAP.
80 bbIs. MusCCvado and q. SUGAR.
% half bbla. Woods Family Roe HERRlNGS.
20 kegs SAL SODA.
rs hays SHOT.
20 halves. qTs rters and eighths Z N G II
BRANDY.
pipes pure Holland GIN.
80 quarter casks Madeira, Sherry and Port
WINE.
10 hhds. Creole RUM.
100 bbls J T rull * co. IS RUN
j. Bumgardne 3 Old Rye WHISkEY, from
TO FIVE years old.
The above are all first class goods Of direct i'm
portation or manufacture, and Tor ale by
IL 22-lH ALVEY LlPHCOMR.
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WANTS.



For other Wants" zee Fourth Page1
WANTED Fifteen or twenty RECRUITS
w for he PURCELL BATTERY, Cart X .
LINDSAY WALkEa, now stationed At Marlboro A
Point, near Aqua Greek. Tha company ha. &
0een IN active service over two months Uni iii
forms Will be furnished. Apply az ths Bites n
Armory, corner OF Bank aud l"th streets, -
ie CIV JAMES K SlLEs
NNDANrED-bEGIO BATTERY, W ISIS SRI
w GADt-TkS MORE GOOD hEN and All
only ten. We are mustered iuta service EyvA
and we move Immediately. Apply al SssTst
"a 2-3t+ DCPkhE' JAIL. sAnS>H
N-ANTED-SlrCA youth wishes IN
w engage in the mercantile business as CLERK
n some " Wholesale rr retail ests bIishmsnt. Has
had two year. experience Any person wi.hipg
TO employ CLERK, can address thy uUdsrsi suei,
stating when AMI where al interview caa oe hal.
le 2Z-lt* Il 4. + hichmond Va
tkTANrED-A GOOD CLEhh --Uus who il
w willing to attend closely TO tusiue-s. Al
work hard Tor good salary. and who briBs
a.st rate testimonials, can obtain permanent
situation, by addressing wv, At Dispatch offca
10 22--3t
NNANTED.-Flity barrels VI [ y n y "a q =
w ear, for which will pay Zoe h'ghes' market
price, deliye cred at any OF the Depots. Basin or
my farm, two miles from hichmund.
ie @2-@* MAkrlN ). TAYLOR.
w NiED-Twenty- LABOkINu MEN
w Apply to JOHN A POSTER,
AT W shielu'-
10 22--2s' Main St, between lyth and goth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

" Il, KgsslLI, Esq coz espondent of the
J.onapa Tiinrs, was IN Msiaa!iis on Tuesday
lat. In company with tten. PILLOW, hs
visited The fortjfIed points "a The river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22
PERSONAL.

THE LIEUTENANT who applied for board
Il for two families yesterday, on Clay street
next door TO DR.. McCluers, can obtain il by call
Iug Immediately. ie 22-lt*
NOIst E.-All persons are cautioned against
~ creditin g my wife, ALENA RHINE my
count. as will pay debts of her contracting
after this date.
je 22-stH JOSEPH FRANCHISE De SYRUP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

G. ~ Il. A. a. D.-Tns Annual Meettt
~ /< Of the Grand Grove Of the Y
x ANCIENT ORDER OF pRUiDs, 81 Va,
~ will ha held At the Hall ~ L:teral
+ Grove, No. :. on MONDAY, the "a b ~
1921 % ettand ia 2l--at'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

TX
@AEG MENTAL CHURCH may heacef3rth he
fUu nd at their Lecture Room he Paruchial school
being for the present discontinued. 10 22-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

7s~-~S CHAPLAIN T. W. CAskEy, OF
81 the 18th MississIpYi Regiment. now at
Manassas, will preach at SYCAMORE CHURCH
tomorrow SUNDAY at IL o'clock a. NJ.
10 42-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

9--@-s DIVINE SERVICE, IN the GER
- MAN LANGUAGE, in Rev Dr.. MooRE :
Church, on next SABBATH AFTERNOON, at )
O'Clock. by he Rev. Mr.. BOHRINGER.
lie 22-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

FOR SALE-Tbe tine bl0oded Il % iSH
In Year, OLD, DAVID CKOCEFrT. / adj
agree: Genewan Poy csuter ROber, bic Vrs
old BOInen's Black Hawk. Apply 10
HAfTOkF 4 co,
10 22-3,s n Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

i4r~--rS-> ANY LETTERS OR PACKAGES
- p for the HOWIIZERH, stationed AZ
at Yorktown, will be conveyed 10 them EWA
By Mr.. GEO. HART, If left at Alfred Moses ts9tga
Store, GO Main street, by o'clock +. 81 SxAzasA
Saturday. ie TT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

1 UsI-un The 18th inst. my FREE PAPERS -
IL The hDd6F Will be literally rewarded by
leaving them ut Ann Gentry's, on ii street. b.
tween Duval and Baker streets.
70 22-Its ROSFBERRY GENTRY.
OsT.-&l0 REWARp.-Loss, between I4h
~ street and epotswood Hotel, d mail . l.
LOChEr, containing two dagueTreoiypes. The
finder will please leave It at SpOtsw0od Hotel
e 22-2.% W
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GUNNER CLOTHING

- bkI LTW
DARRACOTT, HARRIS i co.
Have on hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine fancy Csst}mere sUlTS.
Fsucs Liaen BUTTS.
Fancy Cotfonade SUITS,
Fancy silk VESTS.
Fancy aArssiltes VESTS.
White Linen COATS
Blay aud spanish Linen COATS
Linen and MeFseilles PANTS
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS.
Undn- SHIFTS aud DRAWERS
NECK TIES HDkFs STOCKS GLOVES.
-USPENDERS and SOCKS,
Which they are selling very low, for e@sh
DARRACOrf, HAEkIs Co,
t.7.s IL Xaiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

fTs FOX REST.-Two DIV ELLiNG- HOUSES.
ss.a corner 29th and streets Union hi, lately
SA"A occupied by Messrs Greene and Corey. Ths
hOGses ara nearly new, contain SIX rooms each,
beside closets and are very coveDrEtIy arranged.
Cbav have wells Of water and the usual out
baildiugs, and one large garden planted ia veE-
etables. FHoS. J. BAGbI,
ie 22-7t General Agent. No. Wall II.
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Ia VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION! A
fA CUTTING CUTTING CUTTING 81

~ Nv EN- DULLAhS Il Z. " 4 K IT,
p.T Rsu@wAv from the subscriber, on lhe csth
"a day Of May, Negro MAN named JOHN
N UAhRY has d wife at Robert L WArring's,
- IN Essex county, Va. John IL Of light, GIN
gar bread color, > feet or inches high. | will
Give -2v reward, aud p-y all necessary expenses
Tor him. IL be delivered to me IN Richmond, or Ia
ie e22G* JAMES ROBINSON
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GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.
N%Ag Just received. 80 good D O y h l. 4
TNx~rS.~ GUNS, suitable for mOunled men,
tx .|/Nss So SINGLE GUNS.
- W V COLTS REVOLVING GUN.
REVOLVING RIFLES.
SO Percussion and Flint Britch Loading Halls
RIFLES.
Il Home made RIFLES.
PISTOLS Of Colts aud other makers.
/ Army SWORD
good stock of everything connect cd with tho
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LOST, sTRAYEp & STOLEN.

'7ss-a ASTRAY I.f-Came TO my
evfE n house last fall sGppOs ed to be years
T-@J old aud 10 dark brown, " hich the
nsSkss--.a1ts. can get by coming forward aud
,aytus Charged. JANE THROGMOhION.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-06
seplsavlw


orAcK SosrKrss--Thc majority % hair ~asA..
hair dyes hair TONES hair oll the uunoeress prepa.
rations which are nov before the pubic under sus.
eNiravagaat hyperolicai and fantastic title. - ~
see paraded In sho~-~ipdow cards, and Newspaper
headings, A. hair pteparations are al humius. 81
the first water; their real merit when they ,o-.. :,
any, Is, that they DO 10 harm. Hogs lard. whs,e
oil. lard oil. sweet o scented and cciored make IN
when IA beautiful Wrapper, and white Flint rls 4.
bottles, the costes character e TONES. aud Nlen
thu costly. are hapt-ei with sos. fri-syla, te-,r
and caught at ny vcTdani ,osag and Oh O. lsih -,
-. Such is hot the character u Pro- Woods Hslr
Restorative. Tfis gentleman comes hcfor. Tho ysld
without any high faiutin' xilo,iicsorium. CT sne
other astounding and ssrilinr eaich penny term Ay
simply aiv'rti>es Hair ..,stoFatir.-~hat n "a.
presses pre,i>siy-snd a Restorative u aots Il~
Prof Woods Iiair Ressor@sive and a. va value ,ss,
scalp aye soar very brains. apply nothing eire: Coz
It may De that y you will 81 sosne worse snbssance
than P"rfon~d lard Oh y,.rr ersnium Remember
Wood Restorative fr the hair T. n. best arcl, ca
iant jr.t4~isa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-06

- Miss Drzie BraBson ~ho h.- had
charge Of the Department Of Psnnanship in
the Terre Hauts Female Collegs during the
at year. and no i accomplished As an in.
.sraetrs-- in that art. At the request Of ma
nerous iriends. proposes TO teach class OF
Misses ID writing. during the present vaca-
ton. Her Class wiIl attend al the room lately
occupied b. Mr. Gale. Over Min-hAls i Pad
docks Clothing Store. from nine % eleven
~. Term very moderate and improve
ment guaranteed. IS dit
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Interesting News from EurOpe.-.
Strength OF the Federal Army.
Rebel Loss ut Uarfinsyilte.

WssHTNCroN, July 5-The European die
patches. il is understood. show az improved
disposition in England.
The Moniteur's article. which afforded 40
much JOY to the secessionists. has been ex-
planned away TO the evident satisfaction of
Secretary Seward. The mos. hearty and
sincere expressions Of -yraPatay With The
United States. in the present contest. are
furnished To- this Government.
No privaieegs viii be permitted 70 eater
any foreign port.
From the reports there is rejoicing in of
cisl quarters that secession il dead and buried
in Europe.
II i. certain that after the discharge oi an e
three months troops. there VII still be an
available force Of l-- 600 which added to
the regular army will amount 70 23o.o oD OIL
GERS and men.
The total amount required ior the army
added 20 the appropriation made for the Gov
ernmen, ending June. 1860 Tor the force
now i'm the field or which has been accepted
and wiz be in the service within the next
twenty DAYS IL about tls5 200. 900.
The estimate for the Navy is also large.
Gen. Patterson has achived another bril-
liant and important success. Information vas
received from Msrtinsburg yesterday that he
entered and passed through that place IN the
morning. in hot pursuit OF the enemy
The army was welcomed with enthusiasm
by the mass OF the people Who we're gratifed
~ the protection promised and now given by
the Government. Thus the 9TH was ceiebra
ted in Mlrtinsbnrg
The secession force which Gen Patterson
scattered. on the I'll. when he crossed the
river. lost sixty killed and many wounded -
II rallied and PRESENTED front hut again re
tired to a distance Of seven or eight mile.
where they have been reinforced