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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

BALTGMORE, june t2.-GenIlemeu of re-
sPcctaGlllty who came up from Old Point
this morning, and spent some time in For
tress Monroe yesterday and Monday, says
passengers were greatly AStUnishrd on
reHchIuS here TO learn such greatly exag-
gerated nccOuts relative to the repulac at
Great Bethel. Up to the time the boat left
last evening int was in conversation with
both officers and privaIes who were in the
engagement. Some modification was ex-
pressed at the bad management of General
Pierce, but none as 10 tie extent OF the loss,
which w'ts found to DC much less than first
supposed. One Of Lieut.. Greble's COM
mand assured cur Informant that bad an
advance been ordered instead OF II retreat,
the battery would have been taken ia five
minutes more.
Lieut.. Greble had silenced all their guns
except one ritvd cannon, which WAS tired
with great rapidly, aud concentrated en-
tireiy GU has command. THIS gun was
worked well, but Nll Tue rest were badly
managed, their balls cutting of the tops
Ut linus vi trees over their heads. Had
the battery Gesu wei! supplied with ex
perienced guuners, no doubt the loss
would hnye been heavy.
Lieut.. Creole spiked the gun at tue mo-
ment he received orders tu retreat, as ii is
supposed, GU account Ut his surprise at ihe
Oruers, prGsuIniug Gen. Pierce had dis
| covered an attempt u cut him off, and
that il his guu should be captured ia tie
retreat it would he harmless. He had
just driven the spike home when lie was
Killed ny II bull striking him on the back
OF the head.
The New York Zouaves. under Col. Beme-
dix, cvInced great bravery aud .ould with
difficulty Oe restrained from making AN
assault without order. Five confederate
are known 10 hUNs been Killed hy the
! ZUuaVes outside vi the works, ami il Is
presumed irVm the effective firing OF Lieut..
Gre6lc thai considerable damage must
| nave Gceu aOne 10 the Coufeuerutes inside
The battery, wRt6A was built Ut sand bags
hidden irOm view by bushes.
| Tue number vi LUuuves killed was Ave,
| wounded twenty; seven missing. They
attribute tile heavy loss TO Ihelr bright
uniforms, whilst the regulars attribute it
to their superior bravery.
The whole number killed and wounded,
as asocrtulned nt Tue Fortress up To last
night, wus, nineteen killed, Al wounded,
umd i've missing. The rumured loss OF
Maj. Winthrop Was uutOuuded. Several OF
I the killed were inhumnuly slaughtered
whilst engaged iu carrying off their
wounded, which caused tie most bitter
feeling among tue troops.
| Last evening, just US the boat was leHv-
ing, Tue Zouaves brought i'll three prison
ers, u Captain Ut tue Confederate cavalry
"nd two privutes. They were splenIidly
mounted. Tne elegant trappiugs On tue
| Captains horse attracted great intention.
Another attack GU Great Bethel is short
| ~ expected. The picket guard is extend
cd ueariy to tue baille ted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13
Col. Kelly'a Condition.

GRAFTON, June l2th-9 p. NJ.
Col. Kelly is still improving, and is nov
Propped up in bed. G. w. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

p-TuERE we're six feet water in the
channel Of the Ohio river yesterday, aud
falling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

ST. LoUts, June l2.-About 200 State
troops sent from jefferson city. down the
The Pacific Railroad last night, aud passed
Gaseonatle bridge, 80 miles this side of
Jefferson, which they burned by order Of
the Stale authorities. The telegraph wires
were cut y short distance from J4ferson.
aud the operators forbidden 10 make ,,ny
repairs for the present,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

EEWE are Illustrating in delicious riue
s'Fawberries which are abundant,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13
RW-srnAwBEaay rRsTIvAL.-The Unto

E6 STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The Union
ladies of this city will hold Strawberry
festivnlatWNshington Hall Tomorrow even
ing. The ladies are energe;ically engaged
in getting the thing up, and they are de-
termined that nothing shall be left nndone
to make i. every way entertaining The
proceeds nre 10 be devoted to promoting
The comfort Of the Union soldiers and their
families, We are now in the height oftLc
strawberry season. The fruit was never
larger or sweeter,
More duieet. delicious and dreamy
the ladies were never more interesting
They are all animation in the good cause,
aud we hope that the Festival will be pat
Fontied With a liberality that will recon-
pense them III some degree Mt leust for
their devotion to the Union.
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As Cedar St, Sew York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

From the Democro;, 81 Cloud, Mat.
II you are or have heeu troubled with the head.
ache send for box (C-lhaIir iIsl 80 tha. you lnAJ
have them III CO. OI an attack.
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frOzH tie ESs:er1r X. r. Gc.ets,, chfoooO, nj
We heartily endorEe sir. spaldins, and his IN
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From che E.amsae.., No,g, y. u.

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From tae advertiser Prori5,aer, RI
the Cephalie Pills arc snid to bC kEhIy Of.
ieeitNe remedy for the bcadacle aud oIr Oftte very
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

HAGERsrOwN, June l2.-InteIligent Union
men here assign two reasons Tor tue non
advance OF Gen. Pntterson's diyision.-
First, the Legislature is in session ut Fred
erick, and column from Washington
must come By that route. They hope the
Legislature will adjourn tomorrow, and it
seemed that the Government desires TO
keep the troubles out OF Maryland until
after the Congressional election, which
takes place Tomorrow.
The action OF the Maryland House of
Delegates instructtng their Senator in Con-
grcss 10 vote for the recognition OF the
Southern COntederAcy, has excited deep
resentment among Union men in this part
of tue State. Many say that the Federal
Government ought to dispense the Legls-
latnre by force.
The expresses sent out last night to
WilliamSport and dam No. 5, report that
there was no friag at either place during
the night, but that there was more or less
firing at the dam all day yesterday. 1t is
thought that firing will tie resumed tbisaf-
teruUOn. None of the Murylnmders were
hurt yesterday, but one Yirginian was
struck yesterday evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

R.oai ts Eaaa,eRa Nfiey Sor. Eanasrla, Ia.
We aEe sure that persons suffering viii the bead
ache ho try Them, will stick 10 them.
FFoa tie Duily 1Hr1gs, Nslc7rct, RI
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of ali Kinds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

WAsHISGToN, June l2.-Colonel Stones
command has been heard from this morn
ing, but there is 40 information to Indicate
their ultimate movements. They are still
in MARYLAND.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13
YpsllGNTI, sIlo,t., jan. IL, 1861
Ma. sPAlpISa,
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EIR:
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Please send by return mail. Direct TO
A. X. WHEELER.
Hpsilanti, Mich.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

LOUISVILLE, June l2.--The New Orleans
Pieayune, of the 9th, says TWO United
States transports, one supposed to be the
Empire City, said to haEe fifteen hundred
men aboard, arrived of the bar yesterday
afternoon.
Gen. Twiggs has issued an order, pro-
hibiting all kinds of vessels to pass by
Fort jackson without the Governors writ
ten permissI0a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

We wish our friends who are sending US
subscriptions by mail, for less than year
10 cat out and bear in mind this tariff of
rites. and SO nvoid Misunderstanding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

LII THE POPULAR PATENT
n medicines Of the day can he found ut the OBJ
Fellows Hall Drug store.
je6 L. BOOKING. Agt,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

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20 single bottle of sPALDISG's FEEPARHH
HLGE will save ten times its cost anHI,;iIy "a,
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BELLE VERNON, Onio. Jan. Is, 1861.
Please hnd enclosed twenty-five cents, for witch
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are truly tie 81 EfJls EhGre srfl trisd
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EzrtoIDsBrao. FAAxELls Co., oaIo, l
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

NLD FAMILY RYE WHISKY OF
" 1850, in store nnd for sale by
mh22 wa. EDWARDS DRo.
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DIED BUGS, BED BUGs--use Costar'
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preparation that is offered. Il. ROCKING. AEt.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

lime FLAVORING E XTRACTs
i for Cooking. be found at The Odd FrIlows'
Hall Drug Storo. ljs3i Il. BOOKING. Ag't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

TTITu NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED
w prices, :" stlS At Ma ? Washington Hall,
Monroe Street.
mhi6 C.P. BROWN. AGt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-13

ZINE OLD BOURBON WHISKY
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03
releeraph a nuisance.


The pr1rient appetite Of the public for
news which takes anything and every
thing from any and every source, and is
still hungering for more after all rumor or
the garrulous telegraph can furnish, can
only Justify the Southern press in laying
before their readers the thousand and one
kilograms which pour in from the North
It has to feed the hungry people on them
or be dropped 10 starve itself, for lack
daily bread
The New Orleans Crescent, in its Talk
on Change" thus sensibly disoourses on
the subject
The most important move now TO be
carried out. at this time. Is to suppress the
telegram wires. The dispatches forward
ed daily through the Associated Press
agents. serve 10 keep up continual ex-
element. We have every confidence IN
the Government at Montgomery. IL IL
wise, lust and prudent. that its move
ments should be kept from the public
When orders and instructions are issued.
they will be received by those who are
expected 10 carry them out. The manner
in which telegraphio intelligence has been
published. Is a burlesque-a perfect farce.
10 j. about time il were ended. We beg
most heartily for the frequeniers Of the
flags 10 dispense with the everlasting in
quiry. What is the newsl" we shall have
a standard reply, ''go to grass" In the
name Of common sense, what is the use
OF watching the telegraph with the avidity
that Is perceptible from day to day II
there l. any thing Of essential importance,
il will come along in due season To cut
long story short, the telegraph and the
bulletin boards are becoming regular nui
sances.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

We publish to-day lice Of the name.
Of ihn auo oompany. Al the present
writing ihsy number u. rank add als. but
q applfatloai Are being constantly made
a. adnis.ion. we have no doubt before
Ihsg rseeive marching orders they win
h,eo ~ msvimum number which = com.
raag Slowed 10 eontain. and Dc com.
PEELED % reject mAny who wish 10 iain
iham. The company was mustered into
sslsica las saturday, BY Cap. wsin. depu.
Ca CT that purposs. and nov constitute. Z
portion Of fhe 5000 required 70 b. Far.
ni,hod by this State. They only await or.
defl io move where their services arr 70.
quF,t We venture 20 assert that no
better company will be- found in ne
aha'e Couie,ioraio army. and II any SIGHT.
Ina = lo be- done they will give good 90.
count Of themselves. They leave ths
peaceiai pursuits IF lie. many Of them
Il a heavy pccuuisry sacfiaco. actusted y
spusa Of duty. and inspired with south
urn ohlgalry 30 Sight IN thc sacred cause II
home and liberty Nearly sli Of them
Ale men Of superior physical proper.
nous, win make a splendid looking
eorps. and animated a. they are could
~whip their weight IN Wild cats" The
Yankee soldiers who ran like scared do q
Dom brick bats and paving stones In Bal
timoro. had better riye such men A. these,
thorourhly armed and equipped a. thsy
EN- h.. q vide berth.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03
Pr ~ Eastern C1T
Welcoms Old Dominion.
Trembling doubling.


Sister spirit. welcome home
Thrice welcome my native land, kind
red arms have waited to encircle thee,
kindred spirits havs longed 10 mingle
with thine own. Branches which grew
ia thy noble vines have dropped, and
ALMOST withered At thy long delay, but
never would they believe a whisper Of
thy disaiFection. or think for a moment
that when the time for action came, and
the motto was. ''whosOever is not for US.
is against Us, that the unprincipled crew
who now have possession Of the national
metropolis, would receive thy allegiance.
Mother Of States, and Statesmen" land
Of heroism. aud chivalry, land Of my
birth, my early home, where all the fond
recollections Of childhood cluster, where
the ashes Of my parents repose, Oh /
could not bear to know that thy honored
soil was under the control Of such a horde
Of barbarians. The nominal head of the
tho government is perfect automaton,
moved about in any conceivable direction.
by the wire-workers behind the scenes. -
Power is theta watohword, no matter what
il may cost, and in the unholy struggle
they would not hesitate to spill the heart's
blood. or crush the high toned spirit Of
every noble. chivalrOus son Of the South.
They cannot do it, il they prevail it will
be by numerical force, but we viii not be
driven back to our former position, con-
sent 10 their dictation or acknowledge
their despotic sway. No, while the foot
Of foreign foe presses our soil" the gal
liant sons Of our sunny land, will never
lay down their arms, never, never, no
never" N6w shall no more blush to
receive epistles Of love from valued rela
lions, addressed to "a foreign country"
Dear friends, the distance between u
seems almost annihilated-0h had !
the wings Of a dove, they should bear me
70 your homes our spirits would mingle
in warm embrace, rendered was men still.
by the suspense which has recently hung
over rs, but that time is past, thanks 70
our Heavenly parent. And now. cherish
ed land Of my birth, thy child long ab-
sent from thy loving arms, lifts her head
in the proud consciousness that no stair
mars thy fair escutcheon. The noble Poto
mac. thy eastern boundary, flows mor'
proudly and washes the precincts o
Mount Vernon move gracefully. Thu
beautiful romantic waters Of the Kanawha
near thy western edge, glide and sparkle
more brightly than before. The gallan
banner which floats over the Capitol o
the sunny South. is ample enough to en-
fold thee &c has been long s9read 70 th'
breeze waiting for thee. apd now waves
and hutters more proudly with the know
ledge that Virginia vill lead the van, an'
be a strong. enduring bulwark to our in
ant republic Then welcome, thrice vel
come glorious Old Dominion.
VIRGINIA.
]
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Pass C,-lstian. Nov. 10. 1859.
A CARD.
TO THE YOUNG MN OF TIRE SOUTH

TO THE YOUNG MIN OF TIRE SOUTH
AS the people of the South hsve now determined to
'et in seli-defenee, to employ in commerce, nd put
places o. honor and trust only those who are true
her, you will no longer be forced to compete with
af pay Abolition Agents. Even though patriotism
may not prompt all, still their interest viii obi ge
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'asiness Of all kinds must go on whether in war or
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Among che companies mustered into
service nnlor ne late roquisliion upon
thia State CO.. 5000 additional troops. y
one r,lsed IN Copiah county. called ths
Slows Rsbsla" the Captain % which b
the uon Alaaar a. Bsows. lace United
State, ssnaior. lfom Mississippi Nothiu
could mars iuily sxempliy che patriotism
of the man. or ths aniversal sentiment o
ouf rsopfs Nan tuoh "a instaass e. this--
Cd sao a man Ike Gov. Brown, acceptinf
position 90 much below bis reputation
, and standing ready 20 march 10 ths
hsid. and ssehanging BE- senatorial robes
Co. ihe capiaincy Of a single company
nists honorabls % him a. Is h porten
tous 81 our cnenisi Of che result Of theif
aloril i b rahiao us. its doubtful hoN
ever. ah.iher Gov ncown viii BE- allowed
e. serve out che uli term q his enlist
msnL The State win require hts Service
In higher ospaoliy. Two Senators an
e. b. elected from Mississippi
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