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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06
100 CARRIAGRs.
HEIMsTRERF's
InimItaBIe Hair Restorative,

&. G IT IS NOT a DYE,
gray hair to its original color, by ,up
PYLE thS capillary Tubes with natural
Arc e0mppSel OF tNp9F eaNsie IN vItSIi
y anu beauty OF the hair, and aori Oh thelnseIVeS
o ~ Heimstreets 1nImitable CoIoFing NOS
PEoceSs bat gives the hair . -
Luxpriant Beauty,
promotes tts growth nrssya,,t. ~. 4 =,
= 8 qaldIui and Imports health Ind pIsaSantSsl
y has stood the test q time, being The
~ Used by both tIemen and iadIs- 1T IL
~. 9, Dealers OF can % procured BY
iSaa " l1S commercial agent, D. 8. Barnes COZ
SIHN Ny. Two dies, 80 cents and 81 - 80
Solcn y z; LOGAN co. and REED { KRAP
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06
Sale of Land in Marshall County

ob1S OF LAM IN mar6nall County.
u. In chancory IN the Circuit cour.
John IIlspn and for Marshall County Virginia
N pursuance Of the decree Of tho said Court made
In this cause at the Spring Term, 1852 the under.
signed, Sheriff Of the said county OF AIarsbal will
on the 9th day Of Jnly, 1852 at the court house 0f
aE5ha county, ssll for ready money to the highest
and best BIDDER, the tract Of land in the bill men.
toned o. spSisieney thereof to pay the sum Of
en- eents with interest from the hrst DAY Of April
lathe year OF our Lord eighteen hundred GAd my.
ak. and twenty. dollars and TWENTY-FIVE eenfs
costs OF this sut together with the costs OF Iris ad.
yeEtsement, and the fees OF the Sheriff for making
this sale and such other costs may be legally IA.
eldent to making such sale. The Slld tract Of land
Y the tract mentioned In the bill aud proceedings in
this caSe containing nnetyOne acres and seventeen
poles and the same tract OF land situate In Marshall
county virginia, on which said Depjamfn Redd now
lives, bounded by land cf James Wilson, Thomas
Stewart and others and which was conveyed by said
1ugeFs0u to said defendant. John WIlson, BY deed
dated the hrst day Of April 1856, and recorded IA
tbs clerks ounce Of Marshall county, Aforesaid.
zJe4-SOd.dRw Sheriff Tor MarshSll O.. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06

UsyEnIso lUNUs.-The ssauthur of Jo-
Mus viii undoubtedly DO unveiled before
the close pf the present year. So writes
ThutlOw Weed from Europe. Wen see.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06
New Clothing House.
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT

Z q. sUaOsN4s1l 3 BRO.,
No. 40 Main street. Centre TVheeling.
ITHREMENDoUs STOCK Of Mems and Boys Wear.
y q best material and NCrk uanship, a haiEptice
furnishing Goods Hats Capsi aud Carpet BlRS sold
equally cheap. ,1t tsIeFy evident that n6noW house
VIA 6e now during this crisis, except iE
Y tally able @ eompete with older ones, which
having been bgught under very fSyprlbls anapieos.
We eeFtainly win sell you goods 70 say the lealt
ast99aails low and less than they can be bought
In this city @positiVolysf 8dESlE
Come q Olce and examine the stock Ne trouble
to ShoW g0Ods AT No. 20 Main St. Centre WheslinEi
SCH0E6l1BE0& BRO.
20, We forgot. Please bring your money dong.
NeleEtLl4s. fi7,lis,-s 80 lst tiy29
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06
Mowers and Reapers!
nRuGKEYE..R nFR n $50

q GOS2GA4t1 ~ .EEUtG n S6ssS
INI1S justly celebrated Machine IL nov generally
known and recognized as the h. 1t and niOst I,ef-
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lS high Fcputattop and PROV it, superiority over
all others. 1t combines advantage NOT fonnd
In other MACHINES. ut has two driving wLegIS
which act tegetheE or Independently; Il also has
double hinged folding cutter bar which makes Il e.
pectay adapted to cutting on billy aud uneven sur.
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obstrnctionR also allowing the bar to fold across the
frame without removing single bolt or mt The
machine can thus he transported ready for instant
use from hed to Held or farm to farm rs readily "a
common cart, The finger bar IL made of steel Tie
guarL hqgera arc pecnnar.tO this mower and arc se.
cured By patent. They made of wrought iron
and laid with steel; the Importance OF this feature
VIII be readily recognized by those who have been
annoyed ny the cost and trouble Of the cast inner
used on other machines. Aglin, while brssehtihRa
perfect mower we also furnish when desired an IN.
tepenpent reap ing attachment thus giving the mr.
chaser the advantage OF single or cOm6iue1 ma.
chine We warrant every machine, and during the
experience OF elk years have never had a afpCis ma.
chime returned We therefore feel tttstffed in re.
commencing the BUCKEYE rs superior 20 All Others
We now furnish two SiEeS suitable TO tile wants Of
all classes Of farmers. "a ,.1. ~
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
viii be sOld at the very lev price 1t dol.
city and durability ls BY anytirfne VET in
the held, Farmers wanting machine nluSt SSrd in
their orders early - there will be ,bnt IImited
number built this season SAMPLE fnkchInea can ~
seen at Mr. John ThOburn's, corner Of MSFket ami
Quincy streets, Wheeling. -
- -. THO. n. GQRRBLL.
ePSo Il Agsntsfo MannfletaFeEs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06
caANa8 oF sENTINsNT.

O A gradual change seems to have come
over the spirit of New Orleans Journalists.
From day to day the leading articles grow
milder, and Omitted States domination" is
regarded in the latest papers received as a
thing which is not so terrible after ALL
For instance, the Della SAYS:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06

Another beneficial result that will, flow
from this course will be the removal from
our streets Of crowds Of idlers, who now
give the city so much the appearance of a
disorderly and i'll ,regnlatel metropolis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-06
Warm and Cold Baths. :

ID HIENHARD GAus, Of the MeLinrs House SHAY
III Ing Saloon, IL now prepared to accommodate
the public with hot aud cold baths at all hours
New and improved bath rooms have been ION
sLrueted. lie5.1WI. RHIRNIARn lAuR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM GEN. mcCLELLAN's ARMY.
The Great Battle at stRichmsnd-Partieu r
". Of the First Days Fighting.

lArmy Correspondence of Associated Press. l.
HEApouARrERs OF GEN. MCCLELLAN, June 2,
p. m Two days Of the battle of Richmond have
been fought, on both Of which our troops have
The battle was opened by the enemy making an
attack on General Casey's division, encamped
near Seven Pines, on the turnpike leading over
Bottom Bridge, and within seven miles Of Rich
mond-
The attack was made about O'Clock on Satur-
dav afternoon by Gen. HIPS division, composed
Of five rebel brigades, the troops being for the
most part from Virginia, South Carolina and
Georgia. Dbe fight here was isastrous. Gen.
Casey's division was forced to retire before supe-
rior numbers, leaving all their camp equipage
and two batteries. Col Bailey, in endeavoring
to save his batteries, was killed.
Some OF the troops in this civsion from New
York and Pennsylvania behaved very badly.
Manv OF the Off cers were killed and wounded In
endeavoring to rally their men.
Gen. Heintzieman, on ascertain;ng the result,
ordered forward portion ofthe divisions of ems.
kearney and Hooker to regain the day General
Kearney's men, on being brought into action,
charged with the bayonet, driving the rebels be-
fore them, and regaining all the lost ground
about half a mile when nigh coming on, opera
tions were brought to close.
Gen Summers two divisions-Sedgwick's and
Northumberland the ChickahOminy about
3 O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, taking position
on Gen. Heintzelmans right. Here they eneOun-
tered Gems Longstrset's, Rains and HugeT's d.
visions, the flower Of the rebel army. The hghl-
Ing was desperate every foot OF the ground being
hotly contested, but our soldiers were too much
for them.
The enemy would stand manfully at distance
OF sixtv yards and receive the Are of our troops,
but they were afraid Of the bayonet, and in every
instance that our men charged they were vlcto-
TiOus
These two divisions did nobly, driving the
rebels at every point until dark.
The enemy's loss here was very heavY-manY
OF them being killed by the bayonet.
Gen. PettigIew, Of s. G., was taken prisoner,
and we have about 500 other prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
CONGR ES5IOWAL.
xIIvIIth CONGRESs-Soesnd sss,isp,

SRNArR.-After our report closed Yesterday
The bill prescribing an additional oath for
grand and petit jurors In the United States courts
was taken up and discussed.
The resolution of inquiry relative TO the expe-
diency OF confscating Texas lands, was taken up
and passed.
The tax bill was taken mp and discussed in
Committee of the Whole until half past fye
when, having concluded, the committee rose
reported the bill to the 81 nate, and adjourned
HOUsE.-After our report closed-
Some OF the amendments of the Senate to the
Indian appropriation bill were adopted and Others
rejected.
Mr. Hickman introduced a resolution reouest-
Ing the President to communicate as to the extent
Of the powers upon Edward Slanly. Military Gov
ernor OF North Carolina; whether Mr. Sianiy has
interposed to prevent the education OF children,
white and black, and by what authority; and
whether he has been Instructed to prevent such
instruction.
The bill quieting certain land titles In the late
disputed territory In the State OF Maine, was
taken up and passed.
The bill providing for the appointment of
diplomatic representatives. TO the Republics of
HaYtl and Liberia, was taken up under a suspen-
sion OF the rules, and was discussed by Messrs
Gooch, Cox, Blair, Holman, and Eddie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
From Front RoyaI

[Army Correspondence of Associated Press
PRoST ROYAL, May 81 "A reconnaissance was
made this afternoon from this point. Our troops
discovered the ensmy in large force, consisting
OF infantry, artillery and cavalry, six seven
miles from here on the Winchester road. Our
troops opened fire on them and drove them for
some distance, taking seven prisoners and one
eleven pound cannon, manufactured In Liverpool
In 1861, and twelve wagons, several horses and
mules, and also recapturing six OF the LIST Mary.
land Regiment who had been left In house In
the vicinity. Their names are John Corcorap,
Of Baltimore, having fracture Of the collar bone;
Corporal William Fowler, wounded In the
thighi Edward Lachmont, wounded in the thigh;
Henry Rafer, Of Little York, Pa, shot throup h
the chest seriously; Thomas Mitchell, shot In the
leg; and Sergt. Uhier, or Uler, seriously wounded
In the thigh. In this affair we lost one man,
named Crawford, late member of a Virginia
regiment, who had been captured by the enemy
aud released very lately. He is from Wheeling
and was trying to obtain a lieutenancy Rich.
ard Henthorne, Of Monroe county, Ohi6, 1st Viz
ginia, and VIM. Ames, OF We,zel county, Va,
same regiment, were slightly wounded The
loss OF the enemy was not ascertained. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD,
Ordnance QGte, WAY DEPARTMENT, I

Ordnance 0Ecs, Wdy DEPARTMENT, !
go WASHINGTON, May 20, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depsrtment
untli p IN. on the evening of the Atm of June for
the delivery at the following Arsensls as soon as
5000 TONS OF LEAD, as follows:
~ the Watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, New
At Inc New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
Now York. l,G00 tons
Al the MAIlslheny Al Arsenal, Pittsburrh. Pennsyl-
AZ AZ the 81. Louis Arsenal, ST. Louis. Missouri,
The lead must be 6alen. or other American.
Sta!burE, or soit English, of the most approved
Proposals will be received for lots of2OO tonr and
Bidders will state explicitly the time and amount
Faillre to deliver at q specified time will sub-
Jeot the contractor to forfeiture of the amount 20
be delivered at that time.
Parties obtaining contra ots will be resuIred to
enter into eo1ds with proper securities for its
Tine DepaItment reserves to itself the right to
r59possl. will bs addressed as follows: Gen.
= w. AlfLEf, Chief OF Ordnance Washington,
ID. e., and should be endorsed "Preposas for
Leou' m 81 eotie4
ORDNANCE OFFICE, Nav 81, I8s2
The quantlty OF lead req aired hy the above AL
veftIsAInent lie reduced 10 one third of thu above
amount, namely, 666 tons; and the lire for
m.klng ths proposals Is extended TO the 4th Of
August, 1866! JAS. w. RIPLEY,
IN 81 BnsadIer General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03

ID-ThurlOw Weed writes to the Albany Eve
uilg Journal, under date Of London, May 18th,
u follows:
Il bTeakfasted yesterday with distinguished
snd influential English Eentlemen, who has here
1OfOte Insisted that the North must break down
nader the enormous and exhausting expenses OF
ne war. He 10 constrained, however, TO admit
Nat tie resources ind devotion OF the North not
Sniy diappoint hIni, put challenge admiration
nOOther Government, he says, has, or could, from
IL own means, thus maintsin It's credit He
admits, also, that our army 10 proving equal 10
'Le emergency.
MIR. Russell, the Times correspondent, 1 learn,
Praks Ia the hig best terms OF the discipline and
fa.45ntty OF our troops and fthe hopelessnsss Of
'1e kebel eauSe.n
ne describes a visit TO the venerable John
Ayiof' author Of f"Junius Identiaed,n and con.
aae' "itn The following important statement:
,n now nearly half q century since sJunius
iSst 'nee was published, and although now, as
aeh nothing has occurred 10 fmDeach he letter
a. Mnleh 'JnniuS says be is the sole depositofy
nay own secret, and II will die with me var
s LAs Prssesf year doses att doHbt on stss:ioa
I...tsi as sEiAOrsAiP Of EsSss Esttrs sgiL Dc rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
OPENING OF TIE Cor1oS PORrs-Tbs London

OPENING or TIE COTTON PORTs-The London
Times Of May IL says:
The other warlike movements in America
though important, lose their interest n eomparf.
son with the great conflict which is Imminent In
Virginia; but there Is one political event which
ment, IL Of great moment This 10 the opening Of
certain Of the Southern ports 10 European trade
10 has been oHieslly notified 10 foreign Ministers
that Federal mails, under military supervision
places lately occupied by the Confederates A
collector had been appointed TO New Orleans
and preparations Were being made 10 raise the
blockade and to permit limited shipments A
10 raise the blockade Of New Orleans, Savannah
NeWbefn, Beaufort. and Fernandina The obtect
Of this proceeding Is obvious.
Since the beginning Of the war both North ana
South have had Q common idea which has Allied
the one with anxiety and the other with hone
The Americans have not been able to free them
slves from the suspicion that cotton Is really king
and that England would 60 70 any extremity 10
show her allegisnce to the sovereign lord of her
Manufactures The attitude OF the French Em.
p-ror and the murmuring OF the French opera
tyes have also given the North serious fears
We are almost justined In saying that the expedi-
lions 10 various points on the Atlantic coast such
as Beaufort Hattefas aud Newbern, and the oc-
cupation Of these places, without the hope OF pro-
ducing the smallest effect on the war, have been
measures really prompted by the desire TO open \
cotton port, and thus take away the pretext of
European powers for intervening in the Affairs Of
tie wal.
The capture Of New Orleans makes that easy
which before would have hardly been possible
NwOuld have been but mockefy 20 ask Lam
eashire 70 ssnd ships TO Beaufort for cotton; but
now that the great Emporium Of the Mississippi
lad the access TO millions Of Of cotton row
lng land are now In the power Of the Fedfrals
Is their obvious policy TO declare the trade with
New Orleans open, and to let the refusal 10 sup
py cotton for the wants OF Europe lie on The
pianteB who still assert their allegiance to the
southern Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
DROPOsALs Fob FUEL.
CnzrterHastsr's Qffos, 4, S b;g-,ns Co,p, ,
MASHINa ION 9Lfh aI.r - /,

CKErtermastsr's Office, q. S Marine Corps,l
WASHING ron. 1lth kIay, 1852 (
SEALED Proposals WI ie Tecelyso a. This oaioe
until Monday, The I'D CAY Cf jane, 1882, At O'CLOCK
p. m, for Supplying wood and coal 70 the IJ, q
MarInes. stHnOled at W GthiL gtOn. ID. q, from lat
July, 1862, 10 SOth June, l66S.
he wood 10 be- tood neTohantable Oak snd 20
be delivered, pied me8sn s0d ~ inspected At snc
points within the walls Of the MsTino BHnacks, "a
NAV be desisnIted by tho Commanding M.rite
U1hceT, free OF expense 20 tbs United States
The coal 10 be best White ASh AnthTacits Ese
Coal, free from dust, and 10 weigh 22SO lbs 10 The
ton. 70 be velg he'd and delivered IT such
points Within the walls OF tas hisrILe BarracEs,
as may be degitnsted bY the Commanding MGTgne
Oihoer, free of expense 20 the United Sts, ,es; srd
both wood and oOal 10 be furnished ~ such tinee
and In sueh suantt'es as the saId Commanding
Marine Ofhoer may require.
PAYMENTS Will be made upon the quarterly re-
sulslton OF the Comm1rding Onlcer, stating the
quantities required for the use Of his Command,
agreeable 10 ref u atioue.
guaranty 20 bs sTisned by two responsible per-
sons vEo 20 rec bi Ity must be certified 10 by
the u. ,, Dlstr & Judge. u. :. District AttOrney.
o. u. :. C0llscfor, must ACCOMPANY each proposal,
otherwise 10 wall not be considered.
To be endoTIed "Proposals for Fuel" and ad-
dressed TO the undersigned.
w. h. SLACK.
m 22-1svlw Major and Quarlermaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
Stfasburg Occupied.
Additional Particulars of the Expedition
Sent by Gen. Pope to cut off the Railroa,
Retreat of the X ebels.

HEADQUARTERs GEN HALLEcK, May 3I.-Our
cavalry found all the tents OF the enemy stand.
ing, and took 100 barrels of beef, 900 stand oi
arms In large encampment on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, said to belong to Price and Van
Dorn's forces, who left on Thursday night Rebel
prisoners being brought in, In squads of forty
and fifty. Our cavalry found the rebels on sew
eral roads In strong positions with artillery sup
ported by infantry.
The enemy commenced moving their SICK las,
Monday: Beauregard and Bragg were at Corinth
on Tuesday afternoon.
LATER June 1.-THE residents of Cornth saw
that the rebel guard burned Cypres. Greek rail-
road bridge by misapprehension, causing the de-
struction Of seven locomotives and perhaps as
many trains laden with commissary and quarter
masters stores. This accounts for the smoke
seen by our signal corps from the tree tops
Gen. Pope congratulates Col. Elliott for the
brilliant success Of his expedition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
Tn. whereabouts Of B..ur.ga,d.

The following dispatch has been received al
the War Department, In reply TO an inquiry from
General Meigs:
coRINrH, May 3l.-To NJ c. Msigs, O1ayte,-
master General: III Bcaureeard has been az r ic N.
mond, others have forged his signature, as I have
received letters from him about exchange of pris-
oners nearly every day for the last fortnie hit The
evacuation OF Corinth commenced on "wednesday
and was completed on Thursday night, but In
great haste, as an immense amount of propertv
was destroyed and abandoned No troops have
gone from here TO Richmond, unless within tine
last two days. WI. HALLFcK.
Major General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
BATcHKLoR's HAIR Dye

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not to be distinguished from ma.
ture-warranted not 10 injure the air I'm theleast
remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and Invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or RHsty Hal,
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav.
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by ali
Druggists, &c.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
Arrests for Disisyalty.

ST. Louis, June Judge Burch, who has been
stumptng the State as a candidate for Governor
for some time past, was arrested at Rolla yester-
day, by order OF Colonel Boyd, commanding that
post, for uttering disloval sentiments while ma
king speech, which was evidently designed to
procure secession votes. Quite a number of noisy
secessionists In this city have. bsen arrested
within few days, and II seems to be the deter
mination of the provost marshal general 10
promptly suppress disloyalty In whatever form it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03
Another Prize s,eamer Ca.,u,.d

NEW YoRx, June 2.-The prize steamer Nassau
arrived here to-day. She was captured by the
attempting TO run the bloc kade of sWilmineton'
n, Q. She has cargo Of ammunition and En-.
Held rides She was built At New York to run 10
hey West and lately has been named the Gordon.
81 Sne len Nassau on the I'D, and was captured on
The rebels ara busy strengthening Fort caswell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-03

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Tickets Slo-Shares in proportion.
JOHN A. MORRIS & co. are the sole and
only Managers oil the Delaware State Lotteries.
b-hll orders Tor tickets or parts OF tickets will
be promptly and failhfaly hled, and the ofioial
drawings, oeruhed By the State Commissioners,
sent to al VINO order.
The drawn numbers are also published in the
New York Herald. Address
JOHN A. MORRIS l. Co,
Managers, Wilmington,
m Sf-lm" delaware,