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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

GrTHE LAND st1Da ON the Bsltimor.
and Ohio Railroad, between BLOOMINGTON
and EAirmont, which detained the train ON
Monaay, was cleared away in an hour or
So owing to the recent rains quite a
quantity ofeatth and some rocks tumbletl
down upon the track.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04
BNslNEss NoniIons.s

tS7t$o down to A. d. Ada,n.,. H., aa
W tter street, II you wish 70 10, n. l,s-t sni
/ lyssle9 = slpit'I E'sipereg and Ysv.lps
s.ef oFodsht % the city II whsefirs. ab Il
lowest pfiesA, made Into Eoatss PUG yvsS,.
~; sna examine foE yourself II ypu want suit Of
- made upsin 4hs-latest fshiou and M,
& & 9 g O q I'll PFy2e-sw
AcoNH0S sEssEs in short aud easy
iessopss 4,1A4
IL The trupetsr and the colder are yerv
l!aole 70 sptfer from the frequent CHANGES
ofzweter and die. to which Ilaey are neoes.
saEilY subjected. An aeg1ut and stfsctual,
preventive aud corrective of such results Il
Logen's Esset,ee Of Jamaica Ginger. This.
preparation is made from the purest and
best materials, aud is warranted eoual5to.
any Essence Of Ginger ia the marker
Price425 cents. 80 80 i .D"t. ,s.-.
2. The best Hair Dressing and Tonic in
the market is Hemstreet's Hor coioraa
Price ST. ,ss.. 6 s. ~. - 81 I '',
3. NO6ones wishes % pay. 81 for a cough
remedy, when one equal te the best o..
chggman's Hoarhoaid ,Bqlsam-cap. he
purchased for 20 cents.
You sspapt pdtrhasss every i bsFe
Turkish Towels line French and American
syFinges, Trusses and Supporters of yari-
GUS style, fine Tooth, and Hair Brushes
Pomades' GoIOgnes and 'Perfdaes, IL rare
bottles of-new and elegant desigus Nurs-
E3g lBtettles most 20 ppr9ysilf styles, Lint,
sheet:ng, Sc, SC, ,.,Fs
j
0. 1on can purchase all these articles.
Nth thousand Others, as wanted, from
II h. DoaAS & Co., ~ Main Street. Of
LOGAN, LIST & Co., Bridge Corner, Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

BScECoNoNY IS sMBALTH.-Saye your
money by buying the saponifier, or Con
ceutFated Lye, for making hard or soft Soap.
one POaudtwiII4make ntas pounds 81 good
i hard Soap, orqhns gqlleas Of beautiful " hite
soft Soap, qtso Babbitts Concentrated Pot I.
ash, Ba6bitt's Celebrated Soap Powder. or
washing without labor. Warranted 70
take the stains out of Table Linen and
Napkins. For sale BY Reeds& Kraft. Sd,
PURlRY your Boon by.ustne Ayers sar.
saparilal, Lihdsey's Blood Ssarcher, Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, DR.. john Bulls I'm
proved ssrsaparilla, scoviII's Blood aud
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alternative or Brent
lipger's Fluid Extract of Sarsapari!le and
Dandslltoa. For sale by Reed / Kraft.
Borhave's Holland Bitters, ArnoId's Gel
eorated Stomach Bitters, Hoofland's Ger.
man Bttters, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Santord's Liver Invigorator, Kenneiv's
Kraft. GsI5- i - 4 - $50 9's 'I"u
SirJames Clark's Female Periodical pills
EoH's Pills, Todd'sy Pills, Ayers Pills
wrtghtsa Veg tabls- BUS, oLane's
and Jayhe,s pill, kits -Worm Plums,
Frey 1Netmifuge, Whitet " 1ls Fdstes,
SCRUB Brushes, Paint and Varnish Brushes
Hair, Olothj Nail aud Tooth. Brushes In
great variety. dFor sale by
s-a7iIAli1 III RBRD ~ KRAFT.J
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

R3 ANOTHEa PR1soNER.-About the
hardest locking nut that We have yet seen,
among all the hard npts which have come
in here from sscessia, reached the city last
night from Cameron aud was committed to
tue Atheneum. The fellow is charged
with having made threats as to what he
could and would do in the rebel interest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

Nar GoUIDS'F TAKE THEN. A large
number of packages, directed to different.
members of the LIST Virginia Regiment, were
left at the Offices of the Collector of Gus
toms and of Captain Downing Mr.. Jacob
HOFnbrook was unable to take anything
but letters, aud the packages therefore re.
main. Those interested had better call and
getthem. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

DSr TRE funeral Of Miss Pillsbury
and Miss Goodwin, the young ladies who
we're killed by lightning on Sunday night,
took place yesterday morning. They were
buried in the same grave at Mount God
Cemetery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04
Important from Cen. Fremont.

WooDsrooK, Va. June 3.-Tbs .e,a,ry
were driven ont Of Stroshprg Last aSsn;.sg
81 sn6uf's silysi,ds 1,iSFTf md + - Es n
closely pursued to .dav 6 y FFsment 4 tSr,S,.s
and Gen. Bayard's ~ n r. bri1ads Thsv
haFe several times ma deS stands and s<ir.
mishint has seen i.o5 Il sisoi,,1S n, INT
with trifiine loss on 6atb sid9s One of Of
Bayhrd's COMMAND Vasl kiiieds and Col
Pilsen. CHIEF 81 aFfi Iisry. and ars, nj ~.
mont's aids vac wounded. s.,'.,-.'
The. enemy are nov @encan,ped about
three miles beyond VTnodstock IA boI3fn,
the village.
We have taken abont 400 inr3sons,s anI
more are constantly being bro,,Ibt =, =
tI,.ro,, ~.
esen E ~ ms, ~ Sune
..ISt =, y y the dark
~ ~. ne ~ aug tae !!lgne
is,tS = tl'i mora
= ms nnrsnJt 80 = .S.s
rss, Ia ~.
the day General aaDo~s iiaSss ad Gussss
Rs1srd p1 $500 - u .s! Senetal
md ,1ss iordsSsS tos'sa . Hs.s 4 leEltng
mont Ia ioi,, IN tI,s - ,;.' ..;,I =
aIs3 .ss;iIos.. VIE 1f9Es
The . sl ~. -, l.
lea 10 max. q Stand 4; tb ,sssuS I'm. w;
tioNS, with artillery biiE were 'drf VA, - =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

@THE RrvER was rising YESTERDAY ~ ..
The sallie List left for Cincinnati. The
BostOns arrived from Cincinnati, and win
leave again this evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

@-THs RAIN sToRM.-we learn that
the recent rain storms have done consider.
able damage,O the wheat, &c., ia the sur
rounding country,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

sBHTHR BALTIMORE AND OHto RA1nRoAp
is new open to Hancock and beyond, and a;
few days more will suffice to have the road
in snCh condition that the regular traius
may be run through to Baltimore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

E8-MoaE RAlS.-There was a drizzline
rain nearly all day yesterday. The recent
rains we're much needed, but We are afraid
we are having little too much of good
thing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

WAsH1NoToN, June 3.-The telegraph
line to Fortress Aonree is working WeIl.
butthe Associ&tedi Press and private mes.
sages are subject to'some delay, owing to
the immense amount of Official buSin6as
passing over tho Rires.i The Ssanassisftiuo
With regard to the military linz from For.
tFess Monroe 70, Head Quarters. Important
government messages have precedence over
aud next fhel Associated Presu7
reports are sent f0rtarti-to give The public
the rliest possibly Information.
y g impossible for th6ae not 81 stho
ground to realize the difficulty OF obtSth4nE
authentic Information With regard to the
dead and Woundtd, atter agreat battle has-
been fought pvsr = field Of nleny. miles. ox-
tsuttsapa while alIisfa eagassd ihsti{iag
care OF the sufferers or making pFepSFa-
tons for anew contest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04


ag@ ARREsT or AELEaEp sREsE1 soL-
OlERs.-Y esterday afternoon a Hibernian
gentleman encountered couple OF suSpi.
Slous looking chaps, q short distance east
OF the city, aud concluded to arrest them
and bring them to town. The chap upon
being arrested by the selE-constituted ofa-
Ger, admitted that they were f0rmstIIsol-
diers ipthe Eebelasmy. The 1rishmsn ac-
eOFdinGly brought them to the city, and
taking them to the enst6n Hssss, made
known what he had done aud what the
parties had admitted He was advised to
take the men to the oflies of the Provost
Marshal, but The -HiberuiaS having been
considerably annoyed By his prisoners all
ready, replied that DO was Hot going to
hunt all over creation for place 10 put the
men. He accordingly told the suspicious
chaps to 90, which they did. The men
vent OF SO rapidly aad With such evident
tear, that 1t Nas thought advisable to in-
10sm the Provost Marshal Of the circum-
stance. Major pSEs aseos aipgiy had the
.FishmAn aErsstet and sent him With Capt.
oVeF to hunt sp the bsiSonsfss ASlretty
ailtRent search resulted In aothlng. The
8 men had escaped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

a, ms task ask was H completed and thesFeSels
--.-tSp-.----
/ AIAARrlNsRgRe. aae 2,TTtAu is,qulet here
this morntpR and there are no ihdiGationI
OF the enemy e 9hs 9sigR rho hood s. 8,
wIILiAMsFoRT, June 2.AMsiof Dwight
| Colonel Keply, Dr. Stone aud others are
safe 81 Winchester. -. ~ -a3is rflioAdA4l
| LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Additional Particular. Of tbs lat!
tie near Richmond. -
sNHW sYoRK, June 53.-One cause of the
disaster 20 Gen. Caseyss division, was ow.
ing to the great number OF officers sick aud
UNIT for duty. Some Of the regiments
went Into action with one field officer and
very tew50t the companies contained their
full complement Of officers. The division
has Suffered more from sickness than any
other on the Peninsula, from the fact of
its being composed of the troops iraised
last some OF the regiments, in fact, hav-
ing been in the field but a few days, while
the other diytsions had an Opportunity,
while 0ncamped ABOUND Washington, to
get In "a measure aeciimRted aud accus-
toned to camp life. - q. 5.a ~ -
Il mubt be allowed that the rebels fought
with great bravery, and there loss must
have been very severe 5a5ls i
The rebels again succeeded in playing
~ Slt
~ : 't sYea
dssiSr -E,Ii.. sTS. ln
- y =. ~ u. snSSeeoso ~ Inns
Dc az ~ - tl y. s.lenclng
~, e ~. GO s,,,.,s
tsl-sn =, Mese lsel'1ely
cst;si - a., Xyis:.a P H.ssu uPgh efs apo
~. "
!, ~, " tSsssI Wy
~ ~. III OF tne Moaaoea are
Il, g = .Ia oe
~ ,bs NY Wy =, = nslnLs we come
I,tS sltn9pgn 8s were TEN
oAck "a snort dls;
and an fu aSs 1sS.s iosS OIL aeld pieces
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

MAuoH iOH6NK, PA!5 Junesal 1shiEIII nrn.
fng's train brought to our quiet 10 ID s bh..
Rtors stark. YallandfEham and Others Of
the came stripe. They were guests 81 -Ass
Packer. The Breck ipridEe1s iS1eiS deliRtt-
ed az the sight Of their leaders. = q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

"a STRAwBsRRtEs.-Ths strawberry
season is nov upon US, and the crop prom
i'es to be very abundant one. Thus far
The berries, though generally large and tine-
looking, have been rather tart, owing to go
mach cool aud cloudy weather, during the
'ipening. Itrequires a hot sun to ripen a
sweet berry. The very heavy rain Of Sat-
ut lay night has doubtless done some inju.
Ito the the beds besides beating down
The vines, the berries become filled with
sand, rendering them less saleable, no mat
ter how large they may be. .a.if
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

E$ BRIo. GES. CARL scuURz arrived in
the city yesterday morning. and left to Join
Gen Fremont. a;s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04
! ,g0NGBEs sIOEAL.


{ sis's-ii.,l sai5s SAelA4A A14N, Jnne
81 ~. Grimes, Of lows, Introduced asBIl
70 provide for the raising OF the spEopsFty
of the United States WhichsIEaS anElE IN
ths waters thereof II Was taken up Gad
passed.
g Az Sasd, q pelaWa IcalISd IN the
bill from the House, % punish poiIR&ny
jig Che, Territpries pf The United StatsS and
'diSaP Bfotlps sd Ehuatti S "a q & dstS q
the Territory Of Btah; as reported from4hs
Sehstef CPmWittee, On thdiCiaFyT V5fi a
Amendment. ThR.anendm6ht YaS q need
70 99d Abe bil sPasaee; ,yees D, ney8 r.
Messrs. Latham and AcDougal.
SThe btli r. epcfihl9t< ia Haiiii6n6 : bath
10 grand Ind fietit jdkoI8 IA u en 4 B.
! Ns. Hale, Of New Hampshire, SPOKE
against ttst Bill 1t framed SOB The ground
that g would Eendes Is imposSibie! 70 ever
get e jury ~ the center States,
Igssslr CpNan bad i,lpyt doubts 81 taa-
King new oath Il aSmanyIlasst % bS,bun.
tshet, let him 6e Pdhistied q ofo6ehIy. and
II forgiven, lat him be fntgtv q 6F6h9hly,
and not have The fact of. his having been .
traitor thFoWnfpp 70 him.,
The tag 6tli Uts then taken up q Il
Ar. SheFhiah offered "a. an &ndr ant tksl
, the taxson ssbIslE, ibe Ii cents q railoa a
al manufactured befora thu. lGt a Jan1.
/ airy, and 20 ce9ts On III ,afters aEaS RI.
7ieeted. ~ q 49sa 11ss5z = ssai7 "a
Nr. su@nsSE 8 "a 6at6gat max.
ing theta 26ieeatsiA gallon. Reject0d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

bB~TaE ApUspAScs OF FAuir.-44A hit
tie twlg, which was blown from peach
Tree, in an orchard over the river, aud
picked up by friend, is now before U.S.
The twig is not more than two feet long
ana contains sixty odd we'll formed peach
es' The gentleman who brought MS the
oFsnch, examined several orchards, and he
assures US thatthis is. only fair specimen
OF the great abundance of fruit which is
promised. The fruit Of all kindslis so far
advanced now that lack Frost cannot harm
Il, Apples, peaches, plums, cherries, and
al the smaller fruits will be cheap and
%''hin the reach of everybody. a..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04
New Clothing House
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT

= scHoENFIELD q BRO. ~
No. 10 Main Street, Centre Wheeiine.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF STs1,si and, ,,c,., ~.
u g pSst n1HteTial and workmanship at 6sienFJSs
GI,sning Goods Hats Caps, and aE5 so
WI % now daring this criSS ecent =
a. Sole TO compete With older ones Which,
Sne crisis All reduced prices bat our StoeI
!.!sIHE SeSn bought under very favorable atsnicSS
He seLIainly VIII sell you goods to say tie fsSSt
stSS9sh!ngy low and less than they can Re beS1hi
70 this city stposltiYely.n = ~ 7sp
Come at once aud examIne the stock No tronbI.
I" snow goods. tho. 20 Main ST. Centre WheeiinT
n ,.4. SOH0RNRLELD &BROi
No terms. SN-s 4A'''eS ,, .I99s'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

G3~SrRAwBERRY FRsrI vAI.-our read
era will bear in MUD the Strawberry Fes-
a'al at Washington Hall this evening, for
the benefit of the Fourth Ward N. f. Sab
bath School, From the complete prepqra-
tons that have been made, we anticipate
that the festival will be very pleasant af-
IAir' and credit TO all concerned in get
ling it up. Those not jet supplied with
tickets can be furnished, we learn, by. APP
plying at Reed & KraEt's, Center wheeling,
lhs General Railroad ONCE, under the Nc
Lure House, and at the door.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

BA1TmORsf Jubs 8 LsaEssys Of that
portion Of tho Baltimorai& Ohio Railroad
recently Invaded BY. the rehelSi ishoR that
but little damage has been done. sThe
Roed Aaster reports The damage 70 he
bridges slight, and tiRt III rod VAL 81 IA
thorough working order by aT61Fsday
night or Friday zIuUFntngi u ses4iss ~
Col. kenly, Of the lst Maryland Esgi-
tnent, has reached 4artipsbnrg 6.hhg .
slight sabre wound on the side Oh Ills
head he viii soon be able 10 take tie
field agafns =. s.. s. -s5 -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04
Horses Wanted.

ONE HUNDRED GOOD ARTI1TRisy
7lTf%A HORSES wanted, from 1917 10 ia I,antis,
~ NhiRh, Of good action. While orsss ~
G4EA Clnded. ANY person hRVtnE such h,EssSs
o. sale ind purchaser Rt the GniOn Hone
l. Packer. Tjetlwe13 4. il. DAVE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

IL REApER, you can have an enduring. alvay
ready, and reliable DON ;PkN, exactly adapted to
your hand and style OF writing, which viii do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II YOU
want It, .rhs Pen Is Mightisr than the Sword,
IN another column. = a. So =! 1SiS;,s'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

G1E. AccLbEEAk' fI1I1sot9 istFtsRs. yhne
2.-The rebel Ofdeerg, una6l % rails their
ttoops this 7rhoFainG.ii 'Iaseg Fettsstad back
towards Richmond ts3qaI
S9t G1s !. . pave nlf 10 Feir-
Ief Davis hntl (35vss e IL, s,sse
alie = s,il, $3.50 I
rs e e. % e. sfs ssied.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

withstandfhgs ha hadsa numericallysft r In.
fsrior force, and was seriously em6aIFa "a
p otheF defeis lciasS re did hotlles7e
dt his task was completed and die feHsis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

SAlssess 4pt az, snRe yemen I, 1. =. = 1900.
Ehe light 81 Saturday anu Sunday seals
the tats OF Richmond whenn body Of th5
rebel army assalled the troops Cd orr LEFT
,Ridgs With Tie Fieta6F crdsbibk5E aadtl,ey
Esege def Alter q b days hard q hting
aud we're forced tosFetFest.ss ,.iss. -
go IL Rpg our wounded were Col. Huns, 81
the 52d n. z, 10 the leg; Col. P6rfy, 18th
95tB Z q s sasl' q q 3 Of tss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04
From the Army. q tho Potomac,

HIAp9uGRFAHs AR2Y 81. srAs PoF6,siiAc,
Monday eye.s P. M.-Gen. Hooker 'inatie.
. FseonpolSApcs spsday on the Williams.
burg tnEnptk tesW thiR four Mi es6f Rich
n ~ w bout eettng the enemy 10 force.
his approach. = tlsstss
EVsFss one tsslh sGbgafqt Sof at6s fs2iI 81
the, rebelrapitaI whenever our tiFFoSoS{ DID,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

NE loss Inpod both sidss sR9fi point
must have 9eea dnHler eHeEy inch Of
&c M q lsEss aud was Shl5 Sati4sd ~ o7sr.
Whelming nnmbers, and By lpassfbR over.
the bodies sdf on 6esll abfliG am ~ s6i5
Sii6fs ~ aslI fggisr a16f - II AL =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04
sPECIAI. NOTICES.
.BAToHRLoR's HAIRlDDYR

= 3 y
= 80 THE BEST N TIRE WORLD. 40 .
WILLIAM A. BATcHELoBs cslsbrated H al Dys
produces color not to be dttngu from nature
Warranted not to inture the Hair in the ieest; rem
ees the III effects of bad dyes, and inyEorates the
Hair life. GREY, RED, on RUsTYHAIR instant.
lyturns splendid Black OF Brown leaving the Hair
S0fs and beautiful Sold by MI DTugg sts, &c.
81 The genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, on the fur tides Of each bar. i', '5aiss
FACTORY Mo-! 81 Barclay street,
,1,,,. on, New HorIE.
- 80 $500 my31.1y-d&w
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re
ls sH St0rRtlVe. a7is4Ii
This Is the original article 20 long known for pro.
noting lHxuriant growth Of the hair, and restor
ing ttS original color, however gray. Sold at the
Medicine Depot, 2O2 broadway, N. T., and by all
Drugsisss.s 5sa mylB.lni
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

a HAGREsToYN,. Mo-, June ga parolsd
private from Wipchester arrived here to-
day. BE sAyR that jackson and Ashby
were both at Winchester on Saturday AT.
one o'clock on Sunday norafnR, The rebel
Itrmy was put in; motion towards StFasblfe.
Ashby taking the route along the North
Mountain +Wsf3FH 's7if lisa l-.7sf ) zli!f :, Z p
i After daylight on Sunday niorninf. he
reports having heard fring, in the direction.
of Middletowus till reached Martinsbnrp.
2slfhe Secession told bin thas Jaekson
epcQpnteTed the forces of Fremont and
Shields at MiddletoWn5 Whure Jackson i,gasll
defeatsa aud losts 10 ssnnas =. The same IN :
formation. says thAts JacksoB had L reail
mspts OF Infantry and, SO guns i
All tue Prlsonets " ere eli treated. The
.sieIsf Eoq ndeds and dfsabled,ras we'll as the
surgeons aud hospital stewards and nurses
were pegoled, only y small offions 81, tho
prisoners were taken along with the. pebst
army. They claim % have taken 1000
prisoners. ssfl =
U lsel9e fgmoEsa Eyl9 HAtppr's Ferry,
that Jackson wa defeated a., Winchester
Yesterday, aud was retreating towefds
Tucker's Ferry. nassa
Gen sigel has takspF p6nImand ~ lar
peFs gerry. <ls2;lz ssSsNR "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04
The New State.


About one O'Clock the enemy fred three
shells into our camp, one after the other,
Mt intervals, ofAbout a minute, N tch was
probably q signal 10 their f6rcesl that en-
eFythiqE Wds in readiness, and Which
Ecansed n9Iuneestues s our camp from the
frequency OF Its occurrenees6f late. Wtth<
i'm aiteW minutes they. came up0n, ouBpick-
els nm aud ekea them Will RFEeat
tStgOr and large force, - ss5s..I n ~
ourpiSkets were either killed. captured
or driven In very 9aici<ly ard the enemy
advanced as repid u - possible upon our
camp Inithe 'aeantibas the. regiments OF
THE atttereqt brig fallea into jine
IN. apltelp Hon tpts AMI filsT TO that elect;
4 which soon arrtted, and at once were Oh
in double quick 70 the scene. OF conflict.
l The most terFl6le Of t4s IS hing occurred
lust g che enemy ehad, gots through the
\ tL9oas aud Rhsa ON tesstvee esetS drawn
up % EeesiE them l..is .as5s IL "a ,ssi5 -
!, Tie mott d per9 10 cbutageg Was 1ispiaS2;
fed There upon both aides, ONT regiments
changing repeatedly on the. psmY. driving
s ihsR ;baelefor q While, lEhen they would In
t1rn get the upper hand, and dffVei rs be-
fore them, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-04

As2hfgbt spiiPir5Rched che Held presented
q dreadful appearance. Long lines Of ann
balances could be seen conveying dead and
Wounded from, the field, Vhfls tboSe that
could not, obtain conYeyances were being
carried BY their comrades.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-01-30

MURDER OF MIssIoNARIEs.-Bv telegram from
Sydney (says the Melbourne Age we have intel
ligence OF the brutal murder of the Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon, of the Nova Scotia Mission.
by the natives, at Erromanga-the same island
In which, it will be remembered, John Williams
was killed in 1889. The intelligence was con-
veyed to the Rev. Mr.. Cuthberston, at Sydney.
by letters from Lifu. The particulars are as
follow 1t appears that in consequence Of the
measles which had been raging among the
islands with fearful mortality, the natives of En-
romanga determined to kill all the white people
on that island, looking on them rs the cause of
the disease. Gordon was aware that the natives
intended taking life, but thought that a little
time would change their purpose. About noon
on the 10Th May, nine BunkiI natives of whom
the chief Iowa was the leader, called at the mis-
sion-house, and inquired for Gordon. They
were informed that he was working at a house
which he was building as n winter residence.
They then went towards the place. Eight of the
men concealed themselves, while the ninth went
further down, to ~inveigle Mr.. Gordon into the
trap thus laid for his destruction. He had I'M
fortunately sent all the boys away to gather
grass for the roof of the new house, and was I'M
attended, when Narabu Leet walked up to him
and asked for some calico for himself. and others
of the party, who he said were waiting ut the
mission-house. Mr.. Gordon took up a piece of
board, and wrote with charcoal, d" Give these
men a yard of cotton each" This he gave to
the savage, and told him to take it to Mis-. Cor
don, who would give him what he wanted. The
savage then induced Gordon to go with him, and
he started up the hill, followed by the native.
On arriving at the ambush. Narabu Leet buried
his tomahawk in Mr.. Gordon's spine. He i'm
fell, uttering a loud cry. Narabu
Leet then gave another stroke on the right side
OF the neck, which almost severed the head from
body, and Others, rushing from their con-
.cealment, quickly cut the poor victim to pieces.
While this tragedy was being enacted another
native ran towards the mission-house, and Mrs.
Gordon, who had been alarmed by the fendish
yells and laughter of the savages, ran out, and
standing near the clubhouse she asked Ouben
what all the noise was about? He laughed and
aid, Nothing it is only boys amusing them
selves ?" She said, Where are the boys ~
md turned. Ouben, who had his tomahawk
concealed behind his back, then struck her a
blow below the shoulder-blade. She fell on the
,rass, and he then nearly cut her head off, and
otherwise mutilated her body. Both bodies were
and buried.-Eng. Paper.