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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
nhnCnnn ont Fund.

We are requested state tnAs the Association have
vs,iTsd the Gu Of $50, contributed By the ladies' OF
Buckingham FsnAle Collegiate Institute, through the
hand, OF Rev. Jao O. Blackwell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
snrILISa OF YnHTrorN

Toe principal event of yesterday 70 ull. wo'tS
mem, onrg, the shellng OF Yoikiosn by one OF tao
gunboas. She moved up 70 the mouth OF Wormi 'ts
creek tuiug ii moruiig, opening well dread h'e
on their works, which promptly answered by tne
r. je Toe boat then fell beck distance OF three miles
irlm Yoik osn when che again opened, the she! e1
plodlng each time within the eHemys works, tn obtain
No response.
few shots were fred curing the day along the
whole lin 10 ,ep the rebsls 0m riDg;nouag their
works No ons injured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

NroTICE.TheE Not Irgsi BY the Corporation Of Preder-
~ lcssbirg redeemed by a. coun q ien per
&c 4 HsA nv c.,
Eal Once kou,h corner 81 hsio sad I'th stfeen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
LIGHT AaTELLERY.

CLOSED ny roll with lis full camp e-t of hundred AMI
hy IA ilclui tweaiy fcm at 10 IN ser ts, Ehss
expired It's week MS ell und,r Oe special
aUthJtity q The sscre Wa On atnn to-day the
Drptnm..t f3c the traasf-T ny com5a hes. utn
Informed III It n: events them ON toaifg
therefore desire ell tseI y.fSlr sood 30
cir plceI H sppy pro- ply etlr Al the once
Of orens'AE Co the Basis, In ch aond or - at Camp
Lee -" Rev Fair Grounds.
Wy G. oRsEsBAw, Captain,
Ap2s-tf CrenshsE Battery Clm1 Lee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
HARnUFn-

On rrfd.y rsy BY Rev. Geo. q. yr, Al ire ~, SnsS
Of the tres abr In Henri ~. Mr. THO AAs JOt 81
sfos, efRehfead and Mis- Nd aosA ~ sny dsus ter OJe
sinten, Eq.
On Tuesday he s2th ulmo By TIE Rev Or Moore JAhKg
l. SCOTT AMI sLokiVE q. LoytLL, 10th Oiths tiy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

msn in getting gu, Of an omLibu' few days fg',
made use of ne tao rows Of knees bsnsters
himself, ct which the ladies look ofeLce, and ore Of
them sAid aloud, "a perfect savage" True" said
was inside " he belongs to the Pas nee tribe"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

General Bssuregard has Issued orders for commanding
officers to report all Of Distinguished gal!anry
moug our troops as vel acts Of cowardce, that they
NAV be CaEetted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

Vanity Fair is thus humorous: How ft ing and beau
tifu IL that Cinconai the City Of Pork, should Of
fer tribute OF eggs Wendell Phillips the advocate Of
II an or at least Of the descendants Of Ham.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
Adj 4 Irspessos General

DUN AWAY A suspo Bov, JACK mate lis e.e' pe
liz D-ny ls earl h. ~ m Jsek rNted In
ca 1bersni eosny, nsrr Gaia sbou.lG ye ia dsrE
uglauJ, Apply ar vii dive tl0 frhs a.d tontn
IA i that eau ST. bn or fr his delivery to li,e of
Da lis In ticAmonI.
arS-est S. q. THORNTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

Western papers that the prisoners captured at IL.
lard 10 have been sent to Wconsin, except Genera
Naka aud 9th re- who hsv. been ssnt 10 Fort Wsrre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

The Cornrh correspondent Of the Mobile gistsr
says that col kagap has taken command Of aresi@eut
Of infinuy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
NOTICE.

DIVIDEND Gf ~ per cent the ca9a' Stock Oftss 9Th
"a nj Ere ksburg Potom 20 RA oid Conpaay,
dse.r on IN 2jd int y.bs tie Etockhtisn thsr
"a Or nlsses the the oes Of the company the frat
day Nay next. (lses) ...o,.v,.,.
sPf5-es uWhAohuhpo, heaiufsL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
FROM TIE PENINSULA.

We Gu, 9n tracts from late Northern papers, giving
Yankee versions Of the military operations tue Psn.
sulI etc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
s,IRg.

AZ her resesnse cab o, April, In chsri City sis
ELiANk ". DoUTpAr In the Esd year Of her age
lsrg family ana crc of len TO taer IepATase
hlss I'd are 10y Wlo die m the 10 J."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
10 CesRysPoNpaNrs

So Lli.-s o. ss.r.ss z.ss - oGsrsssSd 10 as"Eior"
~ WzLg."
ras- -teso- 0'f eds Of P1Psr 'Oi "'' % P~0''
Il Tzts e. ls say ,s-fIg, cugN % % tHoscs 70 al
- - 1 s9s % Es-ys-.sf tz4, Otfsdrs EOticss 60 81
-.. ,..s. ,ias, &c -Ai-zs f5r a-.5ssl.ssUasEtL
81 ~ ssast Sc ,sIss g. r.s-s rsiso:sa aoasHE4aoaiiO~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
TEE Y.su.., IN Barn oousrr-o.-ru.. o, P.o

TEE YAsKExs IN Bath Cousrr -oArrun or A PRo.
vIsIos TRns-rte lexington G-zate gives the fol-
lovr account Of the recent sf ,ir In BAH county:
msrluding Iary from the camp Of the enemy, In
Highland had been sent down into Bath 10 plumber the
farms and mis along the Coxpasture RIVER. The parry
sisted OF about fly Ohio cavalry, accompanied BY
.aenty eight wagons. They lad rlrtAiy s.oeE ]ur,
Bacon butter, poultry, etc., suffg NJ to load oeir
vrg)na, and w6re making taeir way back 10 camp
Meantime heavy rain had raised the river which thoy
had to cross on their return.
o. Saturday mcrnirg 25!h inst, tie Bath Cavalry
were Informed Of their NOV menu end Of the difficulty
which lay in their way. Immediately detachnirn, OF
forty men seat in parsuit under command of Lieut.
BrnkAy. They pursued the thieves who were trying
to reach ford higher up the river, but instead Of com
ing up on their 'ear they took byusy through the
mouutaips and gOG 10 advance Of the Whole party
Here our men coaceaed themselves until the front oil
the wagon t,ain wish their AIMED etcort came up.
brick hfe Vas opened upon them Immediately which re-
sulted 10 killing and woundirg several b sht PRS
oners we're tAksn brought here aud lodged IN
the L. Iingon jail or Sunday evening Tue rest oil the
narauders made their escaps by swimming the river
much larger number would have been taken had they
not been scattered the distance Of mile or more
along the road
yeral OF the transfers in the cut some OF tie
horses loose from the wagons and escaped upon them
across the river. Our msr kno~ing that the cavalry f
tie enemy, who on the other side Of the river,
would be Immediately informed Of what had been done
and would come upon th. with overpowerng force
determined to secure far possible, the fruits Of
their skirmAh They at once detached the teams and
sci . 10 the wagons which they were unable 10 bring
ba, with them. Ninety fve good horses aud nulee,
s.h their harness. and valuable "a IS we're secured
and sent over to Gen. Edward Johnston camp west tt
8 aunton.
10 be regretted that the provision could not be re-
turned 10 its tighul orners but as This as Impossible
burning The NIX! beJ. thi1g that tolld DO doae
with H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFieE VA, ,. AND FAX NJ w OU,
RcHso May 81 1867
REGULAR a-nitl eee lon OF seyeatsen Dsestors 20 tbs
N Insts n III b. he'll NJ the mpany's ONCE, Me- 1873 1s
street, scnday, ,Le 1871 us.r ~ IL ocloes 81
rns8-td Wa. WILLIE, JR, see'y
LOUR -F4my Ylour Of Super quality for sale Ia guam.
IL titles 70 sails pIrchAsr..
rermS cIsh de.ye y
mas lw DUNLOP, N0yCUaE CO.
HIURKISH sM0EISG T0BSCCy.-Anotse' loi Of
choice Turkish Tobacco JUS TO h1nd and fer sale ~
mhs " PRrERsaG a o.. ls5 Nal 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
ooEFEDErATE STATES,
EIyT D,FAsIaEsr,
kci ODD. April 50. 1862
TIuuER WANTED Im N RDIATEEI,

yNkSTED FIR e public sree timber Ct the following e.as
600 feet square Gbsr yellow Phe ey ~ and
So6p q Of ARE nss yeiospISe from to IL Inches,
hon ESTE 30 ieHis lie 9Th.
2ONO 'e,t o incl vii e oak PbnS. and
90. Oh fs+. of iaeh - oE plne pitnk
T highest market pr willie Pi for us 'inbtr, delivered
In m. c AZ Rich on received ia any q7ztt ties
M" ~" ~ soss, K. MALLORY,
malt, Fec eta:y or the Navy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

u Psnsdss, rood IrssAss. Is. isr sale ~ D6vi 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
WAR DEPAR Va 90.
lDJUrANT and IssFif ttEkiL'S OFFIJr.

RioHAosD. May s, ls62
GENERAL ORDERS,
Ne. 80
The following proosuation publ sAsi for he Inornaoa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

IS1R RENT --The very desirable Htore .upod a
IL ~, oor,er Of 18Th and CsrJ streets.
Possession siyen iure tately.
NH 9-u SWORDS GAERETr6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
~ How II. HApprrYn NJ. -s,,--s I

!. a. How II HAPPRsED.-We, noticed
briefly, the Other day, thkt zig Arnold, a
negTo,Wa4 killed on. the StenbenYilIe and
Indiana i Railroad near iCaiiiz. IIs va
very sStssifp4stysly know along tlie to6t d
laughing zig.Fay He had been employed en-
on the Branch road for The past yeSfs cal; o. a.
two, aad attended to startinr f;re ~ ~ A..
engine in the moFpipg, sweepinsS7 o OUT tbis9
~, &C. dc was on the top of freight
e Maep ne cans ran Cd, and the joiti1gg
byrunuing over The ties, il is
supposed, threw him down between the
cars, aud the wheel passed over him, cut.
ting the back part of his head entirely Of
ana Otherwise crushing his body. Zig was
an unofepding, harmless darkey, was Il.
eeedingly lively and full of fun, but he is
done with his chattering now. alllAs zei
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
II -. "a oARD.

The brthsrhOod Of St. Joseph. for tbem..lv.. and
the slstera In charge Of the Orphan Asylum inthIS
etyfreturn their thanP to the Benevolent ladies 81
their own and other denominations who 60 kindly
and efeiently assisted ut the Strawberry Festival
for the benefit Of the 0fphans, held At Washlngt6n
Han on Tuesday evening last, aud particularly to
the lady who 30 admirably managed the affair. To
Mt, Walters aAd his Band which furnished such az
oelent suauStc SFltuituuElY, to the merchants and
Others who 20 eheerfnlly contributed to the furnish.
ing OF the tables and finally the public which 90
gener0ualy pair oni4ed the undertaking
Although the approval OF every individual con.
sct tuce Tor assisting ia anyway In object 80 well
oalfp4ted 70 excite the sympathy Of every christi an
heart doubt eSs e Sufficient FeWaid stlll We feel
bound thus 70 return our thanks In behalf Of the
orphan and take pleasure IN stating that the festival
was b doeided success, having produced the nett
Fsr lie Brotherhood. IS, .it Z. ,as,9
p. KENNEDY,
jed4-1ts Chairman Of Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
PNpHANe1ve UrIov v,v-. -.

GHASelse UNIox MIA private
letter from 1t. Col. John G Kelley, of the
7th Virginia Infantry, dated Lurav. Psss
county June 18th, mentions that Shields,
division had hardly got ont Of Iuray.ou. its
way to FredeFfcksburgh when jackson
came into the town. jackson arrested. two,
Union men of the place named Samuel
beeler and -= Haynes aud directed
them to be taken to Richmond. The SOL
diers having them in charge turned them
over to one Sam Galltspie, Georgian, who
had a son shqt in Milroy's eight. GAllfsois.
had the men shot and directed their dead
bodies to be taken home. The beaiss.
were not buried for more than a week
There is no doubt of the truth Of this. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14


bSr FoR SO unimportant matter there
has been a great deal of MISUNDERSTANDING
about small paragraph which appeared
in the znteltignesr Thursday morning sim.
ultaneOusly with the news of the two bat
ties at Union Church aud Port Republic.
People here who ought to have had dis.
elimination enough to understand it said
it fatty cOutradicted the dispatches. and
even some Of our exchanges quote us as
saying the lst Virginia was not in the fight
at Port Republic. Wepsver said anything
of the kind. We said it was not in the
fight Of Sunday between Fremont and Jack.
son beyond Harrisonbnrg. There is .ey-
cry reason to believe it mas in the fight at
Port Republic on Monday between Jackson
aud Shields advance. When the nara
graph alluded to was written Wednesday
evening, the news of the fight at Port Re-
public had not been received, but came in
very late that night. If it had been, the
paragraph would not have been written of
course. Ifany one who'll troubled bout
that paragraph will, after reading this.
take the trouble to look At it again, he win
certainly understand chow the milk got In
the cocoa nut"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
Morning, june IL 1852.
Notice q nan s1bssFIiIs5T=ST5.I y
CITY SCHOOL CommisIsio,a,.s :

A MsstISG Of the Commissioners Ard Tras4ra;
4 g The Rssie Seheols Of the city VII BE- 6sid
~ s sRe lioase on Wednesday evening Juhe Ilth
said year. SO 80 - vs.
BY order Of the Presiaenr.
JglO Glso. ". SIGHTS. CietL.
Tie above meeting e adjourned until SATJJRbAY
EVENING NEXT, the l4tl iust. At Z o'ciorl - :
Jel&-hll Sat HEO. ~. sIaTfTS. Ci.r,,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14

RgLEIss BoOK.-we Rave a copysof
Capt Leib's book, from the Depot of R.
o. Graves & Co, who have it,for sale. 1t
contains a great deal of matter oflocal In
teEest, and, We believe, it is having quitsya
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14

R8r YorNs yoR IEFCHSR.-s6ms half
a half adozen secesh at Glover's Gap, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. by way
of showing their contempt for the restored
government, voted for John fletcher at the
recent election. fi-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
So YoRE, Jansls.rA speefal n

y. h1iF YORK Jq1e IA special Snatch
70 thesl'oSt from " ashtnR 81 SAYS = 4 NJ
Pierce, Che Goyernment Superihten ~ i
cotton Lands IN South Carolina, has ar.
rived hsrss sHelefl Charleston Harb6r ON
iFdesday: Orr forces und & 81. ham
had occupied James 1sland under taeibr0g
lection Of the g9nb6ats. Esiq1aBf EliFfa9
The rebel force at ChSfleston. has been
greatly augmented sDesefters say that
80, 900 men from sBeahreg DIS army. hAtll
EeAehed and every preparation was making
ios q stub beEu defence OF the city. ? = ~
Som. Dupont thong our attack could
not s9yely proceed until Wefhdd stronger.
theFe Was heavy firing from the enemy
curing Inesday, but Jpo :apprehension OF
troops sE I. rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14


B9r Tar REBnLsa RoUFEb IN RoASs
COuNTY-A SUCCESSFUL sCorF.-Ws learn:
from Lieut., David Bell, Qasttermaster of
the llth Virginia Regiment, that on satur.
day last, Col. RAthbone, of that regiment
sent out scouting parties from Spencer.
under tbe-command of Captain Myers and
Lieuteuauts Parks, Ross, and Fisher, TO.
proceed in the direction of "Big Bend, on
the Little KauaWha. one OF. the squads.
under the command Of Lieut.. Ross, has
just returned, and reports having fallen in
with rebels and killed four, via David
Gibson, Liss Morgan, Henry Ratclif, and
Alfred Maze. They also mortally wound.
ed Andy Duakey, since dead. On Sunday
night, the squad under Lieut.. Ross, came
upon twenty other rebles. They fred and
gave chase. The next morning, on visit
ing the ground, they found 1t covered with
blood in several places, The inhabitants
say that eleven were killed, including
Capt Downs, the noted guerrilla, and a
number wounded. The other parties have
not returned, and no report had been re-
received when Lieut.. Bell left.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
Observation-Disclosures FT,TTTD
1AuaHE1Ns { r1sn I1 Il Mhs.,inr. ".

lAUl Il
lAuqHIINs 9 BUsHFIELp, Wheeling. Va.
you want an Ink that VIM not t.ds. u5e the -
1900; CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. 2
II yoa want jet black ink, use the is,t as.s +
9ss CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. 81
Il yon want Ink that lows freely g5e the =
81, ~ 0HEMIQAL WRIT1NGPLUID. fo
e .ye want IRk that VIM NOT gum, use the -
s.'is4 AoHBMIOAI WRITING FLUID.
II yoa want better Ink tlan AlnOlds, usa the ~
CHEMIcAS WRITING FLUID. A
u you want 70 pAtFOnize home merits, nse the
.5sr CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. lsiE
II you want to save money, buy the 1l4 HsE
CEHMlOAlWRITING FLUID.
If you want to plt lass your customers, buy the
aaoHEAu0AL WRITING FLUID. .5is
II you want y eIeap,as well as rood Ink. buy the
QHEAIIoALWRETIN6 PLUID.
At the Capitol in Warrington City they use the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of pennsylvania they uss the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol OF Ohio they nssthe f
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. 70
At The Capitol Of New Jersey they nse the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID
Al ne Capitol 81 Maryland they use the s %
y e 80. Z, OVERWHELMINGLY Oh FLUID. ssi
AZ the Capitol Of Virginia they use the cd
- "a. CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
my eeatst e the retail prizes for quart Of the
cHEMtOALW WHITING FLUID. at-I
Thirty cent? Is the retail pries tor tirts Of tbs
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
twenty cents Is the retail price for half pints Of the
e i'4r CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID
cents the retail price Ior quarter pints Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Wholesale dealers ara entitled toa discount on the
81 6. CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. g 6.a
who want an ellible Ink, should use the
CHEMICAL wRITlNa FLUID.
MERRIAM want thslr books to look we'll must
use TIE oHEAnOAI WRITING FLUID : p
All GoYerpmept ofieiitS should lse the 9 ilsHsI
pc.i n CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
An county spd city utieias should nsa. the
iz, CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. 500
Every one that writes any document aloud me-
IAUGHIINS 8 BUSHPIEID'S 80 -
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
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BSrsINE 70 JAll.-A vretohed looking,

DOSBNT 10 JAll.-A Vretohed looking,
poorly clad Womnn, was sent 70 Jail yes.
tetday morning from Aid. Robertson's
,olaee. She had 6sea badly isSssted by
somebody. Her eyes we're .buaged up aud
her clothes nearly "a tom nom her body.
She said she wanted to 80 10 jan % avoid
being annoyed BY number of half grown
boys, who had been following her.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14

q The ReT. sampel B. BarnitE, The newly Siset.
ed Pastor q the Engifsh Lntheran Church Il mi
preach bis introductory sermon On to.TSorroS ~
18th, At half past 3 r, II. spe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14

D@-NANE FHR DIVISION. Persons writ
ing letters to7soldiers should name not on
y the regiment which the party written to.
belongs, but also the division or brigade.
Otherwise letters may never reach the PERI
son to whom they are directed. Postmas-
tiers and Mail Agents do not at all otiues
know where regiments are stationed but
they can nearly always keep. the run of a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14

~ A SQUAD OF GgERRHtAs SuRPRI,
sSp.-We learn that on Sunday last a small
detachment of the 9Th Virginia regiment,
surprised a squad, of iguerrillas on Hughes
river In Gtlmer county, and firing into the
gang tnmbled three or fourof them over
The guerflllas were indqlgtng in. little
Sold sledge' at the time, but those who
were uninjured got up and skedaddled
without finishing the game. From the po-
sitiOn of the cards left upon the groupd,
one fellow APPEARED to have held in his
hand. when interrupted high, low, isck
and the game. wa Z slsst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14


b0HHoW 10 PICK STRGWBERRlEs.-We
see in the papers anew idea advanced in
relation TO the piokingof straWberrtes.f, In
taking on The stem and Caly1 the berries
are much bruised, and,their appearance BY,
no means improved. Ia the case OF small
berries there may be some exenses for irs-l
moving the calyx, but al large berries
should be placed on the table with the ca
-lyx and portion Of The stem, They
should be eaten one OF . time, and each
person be allowed 70 apply sae aud q cam
or not, 70 suit his taste. We hops to
see the day when strawberries Rill be
grown with such q happy eombtnation Of
favor aud sweetness that NO. anxilliary In
ths.fStmot sugar Eilpp pesasdit ~ make
them palatGble. Sugar, indeed sm0theEs
and destroys the natural favor of the
fruit. We already have berries Sufficient
~ large to ill any mouth Of decent dimen!
siOns. In regard to mari ;eting &, there can
be little doubt that berries iWilhlthe caly1
on win sell more readily thRp others
They can certainly be sent to market in bet.
ter condition. 81 ~ d. ~ - S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
Tsisgraph 1IaEi.eta ]

M, = AII1lioA3 Juns IA Flour dun and inseiiys
y,IiS,t n I seanA red 8 oEnlssS aetiY
~ Conee hfm at lsJJ4S2l1< RhISEy yery DIM:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14

larTHE RAN 44p THE sEhEErs. "a
Jolly hard rain came down upon US yester-
day afternoon. We don't know when We
have seen so much water fall in such a
short space of tims.i The atmosphere was vas
purified, and the streets, sidewalks and
houses were washed clean. The dirty ss ,Ws4L
lers purged themselves of their filthy con-
tents which they threw. into tbe river, aud aud
the stencil which came back upon the wind
could have been worked at With pick!
axe aud spade. The sewers must have
been in a terribly filthy, condition. ga.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
From Gen. HallecI


WASHINGTON, June Is. EDispatche from
Gen. Halleck,, dated June 18th, p. NJ,
have been received at the War Depart
ment. sss si.,ftz 49,, - I ' - J
Beauregard is reported to have been
with the remains Of his army on Saturday
last. ~ q 'e'Fpi5' -
Spies and deserters represent the rebel
army to be greatly disorgA9i4ed by mutt
MES and deserving, Regiments which re-
fused to serve any longer than their time of
enlistment having expired, have been dis
armed and a large number shot. ~ n
The immense destruction of, valuable
stores Of provisions proves that the retreat
Half burned locomotives and cars have
been found In places where they would not
have been left, ifthe enemy had been max
ing contemplated and prepared retreat.
The rebel army has stripped OF food the
whole country south, of Corinth, aud many5
of the Inhabitants are in starving condi-
ton. fsas rs sa4'sais 'sssE I'le
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