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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
n9rCARD FROM a Youxo MARn1Ep Mas.
Tile following, which, explains Itself, we
publish with pleasure:

MouXDsvILLE, March ls, 1861.
EditOrs Inte!iigeHeer:-I notice in this
mornings issue of your paper nm article
which Purports toigive an account OF a
certain runaway match from this place, in
which your correspondent was one of the
principal actors. You do me great in
justice by saying that my wife's parents
were opposed to our being married. They
were perfectly willing. Ibid not take her
TO Pennsylvania; and NC were delayed, as
you say, but on account of bad roads, aud
not by going out of the way. You also
made a mistake in the age Of myself Of
two years. YoIrs. &c, .
Il. TuokER ANsauz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
BY TEIRGRApH


CiSC1NNATI, MARCH, 10.-Pair demand idr snTArhns
Flour without cllHnge ia priceE sales 600 6bis II
$AoOat GO for HuPerineS aud $4S5a4 76 Tor extra,
and g. for faulty. Wheat unchanged and tirin at 81
for prime red Corn hTn - for ear, shelled dull
lower aud dull at 6s@IO for prime C,ll Whisky
hrm aud r. ESOd demand at Is&, The demand for
chHuge in prices; hhds bacon sold At 4 on md
10y l6p00 pounds bulk meat at &c for shoulders
and S2SgS15 for Siles; Lard remains quiet at &c,
for No. ], and in good demand. Noeiange III the
money market.
PHILADELPHIA, AIRrelI 19-Rlour dull and Quiet;
$50 for eXtrG 3s.B2D6 for extra family: ar
tnr hnSy. Wheat In demand Rt 81 ,266I.2S for rel
Corn. sales yellow At $500 E,r new, aud 6se15S
Tor old. Whisky scarce sales ut 17II6lSIS, =
BALTIMORE March lP,-P Flour DUH; Howard ST. mud
Ohio S5,I2l5: City Mills S. Wheat steady, With
small sales at SI,25@l, "a for red; 81 lO@f go nj
white. Corn dull at 5F9t0 for mixed; S. $50 ri
yellow and 6o@6i for white. Rrovisa6ns. dull CoE
lee quiet at 2l4@lS. whisky dull at IT9ITL ;,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
s BUSINESS NoIIoEs.


l SsnLs 4SD tEYER iCuILLs AID FEVER!
81 leen lalu before the public, for fever
and ague, and which have received the
,nlgnese encomlums from the press aud the
! people; is ys. Host'tter's Celebrated Bit
/ yea! !.a Who would endure the torture aris-
| t tns from TINS terrible disease, when It can
% SO easily cured Who would endure
s,eePlesS nights, burning feyers and icy
s st,l!! alternately, when remedy can be
many families finger ont a painful exist
enec under this deadly blight, and do mo-
comes as common as tbeir da;lv ms.1 = a U"1
yet they are not relieved. None but the
foolish and weak would hesitate 10 pro.
selves intsnss aaoS. o't ss1., ana s9ye them
and dealers evsryWbere s.Oi0 " druggists
baFSee adYeFtisement in another col
umn e
WkaKxRss Of TpF .ss:7.o5;1155 ~ 80 49,,
DIGRsTfoS. 4not5sy ~.
BorhTpes Holland Bjders. u The ysiF. X
Pieter DSsIYitte, iiyins n, TT,i,ai u
Sheb9YRaus county, Wisconsin; sIffsssd
much from weakness Of the sfonscb onS
Indigestion. She had been under a nbT
sicia1,s care for some lime. 6nt lie TliIsssSc
seemed to battle even his skill. She mr.
chased some II holland Bitters Mt .onrs of,rs y
which has given tone NO. herssto,,s,.t
her Appetite and strength arc reinTning.
and We. firmIysbelieve 5tSst his ia Sno,bss
great cure etfested by yo 5H meaisine' gSsF
We itnve still'to record many wonderfni.3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
HAIR DYEI HARDY HAIR DYE
WA. BAFCHELOR,s HAIR DYEll

The Original and Best I'm the NVOrIdI q
All6thsts arc here limitations and should be avoid.
cd, II you wish 70 escape rilicuis. az.
GRAY, RID OF RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to =,
and NaturGl Brown or Black, without In
jury to the Hair OF Skin, a5l,i.,.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
AVprSled to wv, A. BkIcuEtoR since 1889, and over
$4,000 applications have beeh. made to the Hair of
the Patrons Of his famous Dye 5tple l-aal-s
WA. 4! rBAGcHEn6Rs HAIR DYR produces L
color not to DO distinguished from nature, and is
AR1ASEEp not to IN the least however long II
may be continued, and tie iileReets. Of BAD Dyes
ren,edied: the Hair for o by this SPLEEN!
all cities and towns tho United States BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ls.i5
~ The Geuhthe has the name aud address upon
a1teel plate engraving four SideS OF each box Of
z. go ~ WILLIAM "A! BATCHELoR, 'fS
tnthlS4d&Ely 116 Bond Street., New York.
1 II = 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
,E-To mn puRLIc-Lnst might hboTit

rs,-To THE PuRLIC.-Lhst night hboHt
!, o'clock. 1t young man who had no con
,,ol over his legs, aud who was "as home
les IS a carrion crow, came into our
osiee. and alIer ascending, with a great
deal Of noise and labor, two pair Of stairs,
mad. au unsuccessful attempt TO open the
,loorOf,he Jewish Synagogue. UponbeIDg
questioned as to this apparently insane
proceeding, he said he was going to bed.
". gently advised him of the irregularity
of his going on and requested him to de-
.eepd the stairs, which he did, in his pecu-
liar way, and darted into our saaetan,
for the purpose, he snid, Of taking a
night cap. 1t seems that the fellow,
becoming befuddied and belatcd, mis-
took our Occe the the Union House
and was governing himself aScOrdihgly.
By dint of some pretty hard ';ezplaining,p
we convinced the nocturnal visitor that
we had co Accommodations forsuch as he,
and away he went abusing ''the
house" in no very gentle or polite manner.
We may be fully competent to "keep ho-
tel" but at present We are not In the tay-
cru line, and wishing to maintain friendly
relations with those legitimately engaged
in the business, we make this public mo-
tice. Young men may still indulge 10 the
almost sublime liberty of making beasts
of themselves without let or hindrance,
but We shall keep no tavern, ye.nwhile.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

3-A wOXAS rs MALE ArPAREL, hall
ing from Wheeling, says the Pittsburgh
Di1pateh of yesterday, was arrested by Of
tieer Noon, on Monday morning, in the
Continental Bowling Saloon, on Fifth
street, where she had passed herself OF as
1t boy, and was employed to set up pins
She has been about the city for some time,
leading most degraded life, aud about
two weeks since the Mayors police made
I'm unsuccessful search for her in the
vicinity of Pipetown. She states that she
IL twenty two years of age, and an or
phnn, and that she has brother in the
city. The Mayor committed her to Jail for
thirty days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

E5rIxQuturD FoR.-we noticed some
weeks ago that the body of well dressed
man, whose name nnd residence were un-
kuown, was found embedded in the bank
of a little rivulet short distance above
BelI0ire. II was supposed that the man
lad met his death by FouImeans. a letter
WAS received yesterday from gentleman
in Alabama, who saw the published notice
and who thinks the body described is that
Of John n. Hill, of THAT State, who LEFT
his home a couple of months ago for Dos.
ton, and has not since been heard Of. He
had between sixteen hundred and Two
thousand dollars in money. on his person
whoa he lett.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
vlrgInIa SOC oonyehtIon.

RTNuNnN0 ATunrI, 10 The
on Federal Relations rcpofted pronossS
a1a6,lmsnfs rto HE con stitStioI ~ az
limited States II IL inoifiI5 Air. -FSro5STl;s,.si
s.-ess ~. "HT,set ~ 'ue AsNee oont
I'll, .I, ss.S;t,, Ssp 4 az = stFS :sy{H
.on LoI5 ~ se.,;,. ia .ss,.;3. ~.
,f1He = y . wax
n.fred L Ssi gSf ,8 70 ~ I'M,
- ~ u " s.stS.g @ eiiI
" ~. s..s
~ IL 81 st y.
no u PEonl9tso
. ultI y ~ " no. pe promo
=
tiou tl,srsssg sar,s Ssr,,s1 SP sec
So Hs 70
u.. : e. NJ leE
eFt9 IN .tf9nSl ~ me DIN .Seelions prohibits
the importation OF slaves from places he-s'
So e1l 'ths limits OIL the United States Tie
9Th section mikes some verbal changes in
relation TO remuneration ne for tqgitiyes- by 1
SEW stan nII @ t0To,ds the
Office to persons q; the African race. T6e
sihs ssfii9 provides That pons, Of thSse
the SECOND section In the first aftteie 6f The
coistitdtiBhi not the third paragraph 81
the 1seFo1d, section, article 1fourthr thereof.
shan 81 knieutdiett 81 adolf shed, Without fh6
9, nsett 81 al The States.I
The taxa tiou Question WIS al ,en1 m and
ltbat "a, but no az sic ia va, hadSs I = n 3
=, Ii' 8. 80 - rs psech
;t.ss = From Riehmrlosand. 'f4ilel3
RIOHMoNb. Va, March ls .LThe subject
Of. 3hs5e9bRiity 81. tnzsti0ns tliuseti, ;1fnseIS
cited debate 10 the Legislature to-daylbe.
tween the Eastern and, AVesteFn, members.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

S-BlFFES ny 4 Hog y child was
Yesterday brought TO thiBseily, by lArr., Bow
eF' Of Belmont county, ohio,,.EhteL was
bitten by hog, on Saturday last, Mr. Bow
&c wished to avail himself of the medical
aid of one OF our physicians; The child
was LEFT in the house during the absence OF
IT'S parents, when . large hog approached
1t aud Gitits leg severely crushing The bone
and larceratiug the flesh in a frightful
manner. ,z55 s5..'5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
5afSIRsJAAES. CLARKE's5ias

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PROrEdT&1tRE lko<AL s1EFrERs fArRSr.
ErsRqFed from pttoa Of sn JAltEs CtASxE,
y. D., PAysfetdH ErtraordihGfv q tke Queen.
Paedlnino iSnnE iling 10 to cure Of
All those painful aud dangerous ais 70 Which the
female constitution Is subject 1t uodsFatea All e1
cess aud removes al Obatrnetions aud n speedy cure
may Be relied on. i'7inrl
.ss4,i g., TO MARRIED LADIES
Il is peculiGrly suited. It VIM n hart dime bring
on emohthly pertnd with regularity ID. ii
Each bottles price One Dollar bears the a0To1Tns
msnt of Great to prevent rfetts.
ma. t,ls las5t5 ~ !. .sfasa :; ,..a,.; a
tie FTRST ZHRRB W0NTHSe ISeg %. !; a. ~
s IS 'eiji & f5g II g ssg oiasr
Ia All eaSeS q Neryous and Spiral Affections, Pair
In the Back and Limbs Fatigue Sp slight eseFtsn
Paipiatioa Of the Heart yStsrics and Whites ines
pills ,Etll eeet enre when III other means have
isie: and sita dl3ai Do i nj On.
tpin iEUq einns, aAstnl9ny, or anything hmtfalt to
tg9ll 5tEe ID ~ phlet stslp pax.
s6lt Efspks I5F Ehi Unitea state aud Canaf, .a's
3oB3tOsES {LNfs Q. baldwin { Co
Rochester, N. \.
Nsyssl g e5a saEe !siaIeI saslo:ea . any
ulllii 81 fefIi F.Hit man. 9 e 3 DIAL sc
Sold by LAUGHING Z RUsHRIELD and I. II.
LlSi!lfS 80 ~ ~ s4q9ss-eed-fl&E-t%.
u s7a- : 100 hasEPrinle Rtoc0aes,
800 bbls RxtFa pipuT, IA addition to 5tOelt
sn he!aii t9E sAle py - S,,,, ,,s,,sa, I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

RaseJoaS @ what's the matter with the
Herald any mOreg Oars dOn't come q
bad Vi1hig week RI time
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
8g0El4IIlG.IIllh.
CONaRERaInNAl.

for BE- DailZ Inteliig .n s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

By the use Of these Pulls The psriodIe attack, az
1Nt'y0H' or SCI Rsaaaet may 10 Prvvrn,eil- ana n
taken At the eVnmsuesuent q an ATTACK immediate
relief from pain and sislsness VIM te oGtkfSsd.
They seldom fail n, FonpFlRS the ss,ssa, and.
headoehs to which fssnsiss arc % suGlsct. ssz11
They act gently upon the botsts,zfsnSylnv ca
For Literary 3rs, .SaSeeis, Delicate Femots,. and
A! persons Of 'sdettry LaEs, they GIs vSin5il q
- LaEatfrF, improving the vpctite, giving, so s,a
E'90F 70 tue dgeative organs, and restoring tiSi1n.
tHtal elasticity GuSlstttnsili Of the Whole sT,rs
The cRPAALIc PILLS are the fe,ult q lsfsF ~
E'',sattOn and CaFefally e0rslpsiet s1porsraSrlS
having been In USE many years, during which tIse
they have prevented and relieved q Wat
pain and suffering fE0m lISahaeIo, whether err,
ttns Ia the HerrOSs syutstn from a aeraF-f $40,
Of the ttoaGrh - - .. sc. s'A's
& They "rs entirely vegetable ia their sOnpOsti,D
and may be taken =; alltiruek vi;h perfect ssfsty
without making any change Of diet, and nc ai.gs.
q 1"s 'f'agre'abie taihs rsaesrs = sa, 70 ad.si,,
BEWARE OF cOuNTRRPRlrs!i 10 -
Tie genuine have ii'U sig6itdEus Of Henry G. scala
Ing on each Y 49,
sou oFpr'. ,istsAnd ell other DeSirrsIa Netlctn,
hoH will 'snt by mail prepared %, rscerp, J.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

g fHsg BIyEis The rfveF il fsliinR
With about ten feel of water In IA. Chan
"els The Courier left for Cincinnati with
n good trip. We see nothing about the
I9nlfaLIqs Mog'RysQf spgeFl notice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

RSron IsDIo1Tross.-.ls auaay be- De SUB ~
posed the people of Brdgepprt are NOT
altogether iqdilIerspt 10 tue oil excitement
\ company which was formed SOME time
ago, commenced boring yesterday morning
short distance up the creek. The surfiee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

The British bark Trus Briuon, with3a
cnrgo valued ut 100000, rom London to
Ytetofia5 l.sqstnihsd serious damage OF
Cape Horn aud put into Falkland Island,
where her cargo will be sold TO pay ex-,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

- - - -IFf00l HOGf ON. \ - 4 =
.BosToS. March 1S--A dwelling at Rox-
bury WIS destroy red By ere 1T m early hOur
this morning, and four persons perished in
ths slssaS ins g laaB hii 7i e. and
PolieemnufJ John ~. Height ton, comb
mitied suicide 20 dayIe fseds
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

7 IN INC UpnYehFlo1 the Ic0mmunIcAtiOno Of
the Maryland Commissioners ON ihe snIS i
iect Of Border State Conferences was r..
ported mud orderei tos hef pRipfeds d Tho
ref6ftoFs the Committee on Federal Rela.s
tions was taken up. and NF. Rand tpf
resumed his speech Without CONCLUDING.
the Convention d juurnetl.f sia-5rrl = :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

BEIIE NERxoS, ONO, Jan. lis, 1891.
Please md enclosed twenty-five centg far ,lici -
Sena me another RSx Of your CObllaic PiIlS. 75eI
are tTtiIy the beat FiIls IhdUe ear I'D -''S .
/ Direct A STdVkR n ~ iia7a.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

Wisconsin.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

Loipi iiSEftl Aareb las rail- on !.
the Louisville, GltFksSille and Memphis
FaiIFod WIII BE laid tnsmOrroW.
Gx-GoVs Helms letter in the CoRIier adj /;
spcates q dGi6h Of ali tl5sf Slave safes u
PfsysAt alFti var, IA 49, * > = 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

AT Astoria it was reported that bark
supposed TO b the Louisa had come ashore
near Tilamook aud had cApsized.
The colonies OF Vancouver and British
Columbia will berepresented ut tue Worlds
Fair in 1862 .l u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

~. ss. uAvnTonp Pa, Feb. s,lss1.s q
STA: Rs5.Ssss Ess .ify
M. MIsh ,, Hou g SErd m. one more box Oryour Co..
,'o' Ess MARY Hi sss aE5, /
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

FGHIuAG0 March 1851 new city chat-g
tsr, JyHieh WIS sd q the lisehsssI6f Of !.
majority Ofg29, q1Ih 100 votes. The result :
81 befnR CELEBRATED At Long John Vent
WORTH office; by firing of rockets, music, Il
andsother dtnoustrations se Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

Ma. sRALpISo. Sl'-- : = :
EBIE. - p s-4i 2 - IA .sAi ~ s
have tried your cephalic- PillS and IILIr ns -
more 30 y = St4@t9 t9lq1 : /,
Part Of thee are for the neighbour to WHOM TrayS
few out Of the first box got from YOU = - >
send the pills BY mail and obIlEG sifz , rs 3
Your Ob't Servant
JAMES KENNEDY: 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

"a Nste ireTe unsolicited By Mr. sPAtD
tNO s ss9 S5 go ;St pro Of fhr d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

- PSI Ir1fE7s.S:e,.EfIiEsT ,shtaI
RIOHMoNB. Va, March s.LThe subject
Of. 4hpe abality afi te1st tom t1Iusetl, auiexS
cited debate in the Legislature to-day be.
tween the Eastsrs and, esteFp, members.
40 action was tSkel.. = ! -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20
.sFlvtl ealIE. ntis..IIti e d. II.

II. c. sFAtDnu, 7i = - So! tse1-
SIN: ss, .5l5-
H3n will plea!s send me two b0xe1 Of your Cenb.i.
&c Plus Send them Immediately. n - - .
Resllsetfully YOUR, - 49,
,,i = s se,:as used one to Of yoar A egd sd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

w. Fra, fEe I2sF9fge5 lYSE1sltts-Ea. -.
III. Ttsy 5, sI sita tssIs ,apts sAaa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

Ify9g are, or lave llaaIy ttputled ~ m ne hS1I.
aelis, end for BOZ, y hit yo1 hiaye
have than In cahe m an attack - &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

Fso4llte Adst,tftey, fF4etdsree, RI 5r-...
EAs esglhalIs PilIs aEst.s4 tg go .bIy Z.
best for that very frequent complaint iel IS ASef
bSen d[sctHeFed. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-16
@1z2g!l'a
From the Baltimore Sun, july 8.


On Sunday, from information received OF the
whereabouts Of several parties charged with
having participated in the riot Of the 10Th g.
April Lieut. Carmichael, of COL kenly's police
with another, left on q tug boat 70, Fairhaytn
and succeeded in the arrest OF Cornelius Green
and another. Colonel Richard Thomas, o!St.
Mary's, who is alleged to have been engaged in
the capture of the St. Nicholas and the three
schooners, laden with coal, ice and coffee, g.:
on board the steamer Washington at MillSturo
landing, on the Patuxent river for the purposa
Of Coming to this city When the boat reach
ed talrhaven the officers got on board with
Their prisoners, and among the passengers a.!
ready On board were the crew Of the ST. H:ch-
olas and those Of the captured schcorc-S i.
this point the friends Of Col. Thomas rclron-
strated against his coming to Baltimore, though
they We're Ignorant OF the presence Of officers
on board but be persisted in his determination,
and against all entrcaty that could be used ho
declared that he would come up. Shortly .f.
ter the boat left, the pilot OF the schooner which
was laden with coffee informed the officers O.!
the presence OF Col. Thomas, and they ct once
arrested him. They then drew their pistols
and took their positions on the quarter deck TO
prevent the possibility Of escspc by the small
boats Col. T. at once determined to Leave tbe
boat II possible, but no opportunity was afford
ed him. Capt. Weems was then ordered to
stop at Fort McHenry, and on reaching that
point all the prisoners and witnesses, sn az
gregate Of about twenty men, were landed, but
Col. I. was not to be found, and the order Was
given TO push of, after the boat had been thor
oughly searched in every part; just as the boa.
left the wharf, however, he was found in bu.
rcau in the ladies' cabin, where some of the IA.
dy passengers had concealed him, and he too
Was landed at the Fort. COL T., as soon as he
was arrested, handed his commission % Dr..
Edward Johnston, who was on board, and hr
TOO was arrested, but at once discharged upon
explanation. Col. Forbes and man named
James Tongue were arrested, but liiero ws;
nothing upon which to hold them, and Tongue
showed that he had just received an arp>n;-
ment as lighthouse keeper from the admins.
tration. COL Thomas is sor oi tho late Hon.
Richard Thomas, for many years president of
the Senate Of Maryland, and nephew OF cx,
Governor james Thomas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-16
From Washington.

WAsnlHGTo%, July l&.-Gcn. Scott has been
in consultation with an Alabama negro. who
says that there are five regiments ard eighteen
field pieces in and around Fairfax Court House.
Among other information, the negro informed
Gen. Scott that everything indicated that Ito
Somtherners were abou. to retrea.
Speeches and votes indicate that there ere
five Representatives and seven Senators who
oppose the administration.
WAsuI>oS, July l3.-1n the Senate tho
bill providing for additional paymasters, ard
the force bills were passed
In the House the civil appropriation bill, and
the bill authorizing the raising 500, 600 volun'
teers, were passed.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The want Of money
is the reason assigned for dischargins the
clerks in the Patent office
WASHINGTON, July l3.-The central COM,
mittee consists Of Messrs. Van Wyck, Wash.
burnc, Holman, Fenton and Steele.
WAsulSGroS, July l3-Thc reserve q:
50, 900 has dwindled down to $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-16
Three Prizes Captured,

B,sros, July lS.-An arrival here ststes
that the privateer, JEFF Davis, has captured
three prizes off Cape Hatteras.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-The schooner En-
chantress from Boston, has been captured by
the prrateer JEFF. Davis.
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Reported battle at Rich Mountain.

RoARING RUN, July l3.-There was battle
on yesterday at the Rich Mountain. Tho
Southerncrs, numbering 1000, under the com.
mand Of COL Pegrau,, surrendered. The fight
lasted one hour and half The other part Of
the Southern forces retreated, leaving 90 killed
and many wounded, and numerous prisoners.
Six guns were taken and number Of horses
The federal loss was 90 killed, 10 wounded,
and many horSes lost
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,rovc,neuts OF Cen. Mcclellan.

RoARlSG Rus, Va, July l0.-Gen. A1cClel.
lsn's federal column is feeling its way eau.
tiously. The Southerners are daily being re
inforced. Since the approach Of the federal
forces, the Southerners are working With great
energy.
Gen. Mcclellan will probably make de-
monstration this afternoon.
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Rejoicing Of Soulherners in 81. Lou

Sr. LOUIS July 13.-Thc houses Of South
ern patriots were opened on Thursday night
for rejoicing. Thougb not Illuminated, the city
looked bright. Dutch garden keepers and ac-
tors are not now SO proud of their fellows,
Zeigle and Boems.eiu. a number Of foreign
ers are reputed to be leaving the city in fright
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More Vessels Captured.

PORTLAND, July 1S.-The barque Msry God
dell has arrived here and reports that she was
boarded BY the privateer, jeff Davis, WHICH
has captured several vessels within the past
week
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!.t,;f.aSCE :. HHaKYE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
-; = is Court. 1f The city Of Richmond, and
- -: 6; i,-a5!co, Hanover and Caroline.
: 80 80 tGsi!t :ca Commissioner OF the United
'2';:i.; o-Ivc.r. MIR. Chas:aia White and HIM
''.2.Tso. hs o'Gc- Is nov on ltta sifee!, Is:
9: cir
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"isii.tP EAHm,
= MACHINE WO RE S

c!GDNOED, "a.
:si!ESs steam Engines OF every description
- =. Grccisr SAW Mills, Mil Gearing, Mining
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