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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

officers viii he sabjec, 10 IN. o,.4.-s -
~. go! Sad un2sr his supervision ssd
viii Without delay cs:sblfss Rs.--i,sI -,
depot - MI the Supplies necessary 80
health AID efficiency OF the troops Al pafars
where issues uAE re con veuie7ffr me-
The -oug experience d -hs vs,re-, ,,fF5,.--
assign Cd 10 corsEH-.ila tfsz Camp. viii d..
late the most efficient details Tor trirz5i--
equiPping, drilling and deci piinj,tg Ia. -.
serred e"rgss d-'rr=pes 70 De thus fornei aa.
der lin Chiefs OF tbs diE=r-at .,-ssF> st.z
bureaus are hereby directed 10 aid hIrn hy
promptly meeting his reasonable rsqQ.Ss-
sltions for material Of var 3y ori.s Il .E
Secretary OF Var
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Latest from Memphis.


f-' - ~ - l. 'sas l. E'--s'.fcaE
NENrEls nee 6-At IN. acu-. iasr A..
the dispatch bost / t-zriuz. 81 Is quiet.
Al the rsosI flags ka VIZ 70 b- 4 vf-z ia the
city nave been removed ard 10 4 sac..ltl4S
bHve occarre3
Reports Ige au.rsat that Couno9sre
ao4tins Whsa ne received tbs news o. fue
destruction Of AoutE9rlerss Sect. burned
his vessels, ielr n rano5r. waIc4 zs-e
some distance otio< uer-
over I'VE tboa>aa4 .syoas ilueu TIL
b.u1s h=re all ~Isues--1 '4- zE4;-1aI-
morning. Al TIE stores ~. closed On:
May wili be re-oPsaed t5-u1o-re,r. TIE
citizens seem RBErt5ls % have trade r.
nswea with them. Tery aa5s= t5aU7.s j.
apFFehenled II nudt-g ta5s place Ler-s
quantities q coitot. @=ce a4Ts,e1. brr II j.
said there ! g-ezt augu..i u sus-r azi
Holass=s which has b-ea S-crrtee uv is
owue-stip res5v for shipment
One rebel regiment va= s..:t7a-d = nile
bs!9T iE- city, BAT Il mas c:sz'lza5et. .saE
TT men are row ea4=tyo-saE=i % get none.
Tie 7s=: VIII start 81 ooce fgr V.ck>-
burg
Tue loss Of The reeeIs IL ~ ea-.rsu,ea,
was aPwsT1s Of loo ki.5=1 - OF waora
belonged 70 Ll- gun Eroat General / lr-ii.
ana we're 1-o~uad
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10
New Camp Of In,trnction

WAsHINeToS, June s.-IeaeraI Order
No. 50. jsst received. i IS follows:
a camp Of instruction for 5000 men
cavalry, artillery asd iufantrv IL due uro-
portions. viii o innedizTsly formed .e4r
Annapolis. Maryland Iaj Gen. Wool. {.
;. a, will command the camp. an 40 ,if,ion
10 bis duties as department comuar4er.
ne ground viii b selected. AID ice tros.E
which vii be assembled as ragidIv a. pos-
sioIe ander orders frou the War Depart
ment- viii be placed IN position n thsv
arrive Brig. Gen. L. = Graham Is as
signed 10 duly as Che: - Ike Cavalrv AZ
The camp BseEet Brig Gez. 4. Brown. as
Chief OF Artillery. according 10 his breTet
Grief Of the Infantry arm viii hereaf-
ter be desigas;=l The Chief of ORD aaace.
Tue Qusr1ermsster General, Ccmnizsa-v
General, Surgeon General and Paw S4ssier
General, viii each designate an expert
enced regular oFeer ss Ike chief Of heir
EeFPeetIve departments at the camp. Ttsss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

HaEE1ssrs u, June a-Esvi1- ascertain
ed t5st soldiers oving il ta= hospitals es-
sahitshei bF tee State OF ?eonzylraaja.
aud n entrss Of usr Authorities. sre de-
p-'Fsd q Ice benefits o. tie pension AND
bounty laws Of The Enised States. Gov
CartIG aes Effected Al arrangement av
whlch The FedersE Gove-1lp-ut szx7r1sz
the Gre If tie SEX AID Wounded Of oar
volunteers and Jurisdiction cve- tse hos
pitals q the STATE. Tbs transfer does
not effect tie authority heretofore g-sute6.
sad tie commissioners TO visit the camps
viii continue - discharge tier duties as
formerly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

AsOsrxors LsTrEzs.-We under
sand mai Provost Marshal General. Major
1A7s7 has besa II da;ly receipt Of all sorts
9: synonymous letters, Of seurrilous,
e2ss=tsntng and abusive character, since
2e Commenced the execution of the order
. as7est persons Of the seoesh Persaa-
s.'n Ts=se ePiseies Do not annoy the P
1. 9 s1ea carnations generally come
ron rasosls Who dare rot come within
ssAse Of N homes; mans foot, and real
s1-Atss, Z this instance. only TO convince
Ne ? G. that he IS doing his duty, and
'aEt as dacE IS 30; wholly done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

FoET NlczeLs--Te Lad ioudfy
.0ps3 ,hst ~ should be called upon no
nors 70 chronicle the evil ociugs of this
dlsssp1lsble establishment, but or Satur-
3sy ateat they had smother rou down
mere Tais time tbs foes of the
house without we're not respo0sible.-
Tie ai6euify grew out of the denoralized
4ondstou of The garrison The iuhabit-
z-:s got 70 dgttiug among themselves,.ud
we're II 3 lair way TO confer a substantial
ozas6t gPoa society by destroying one an
a.hr- Ebsa The police iaterferei. Ohcers
?eudey ard Scrogeins captured The two
principal officers OF the torti6eztioa. Cap,s-
Nichols sad Richie lwAo lad had some
lia-uity q tbe question Of authority aad
BOX rhen before Aid, Duty They v~r~
aela to hai! il the sum of siVo 10 keep the
peace
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

.Tga Ess@s. - Ing ys~'"--
-, Ee4 s-e=u s--n ,sI iii sess
E.tsr in the e4ssoeI. The steamer Vest
,uoselAad came down IRON Pittsburgh %
ssDd7y, and vas SIN At 'bs handbag yes
.er3ay. zddiag u her aEresdy large cargo
70, ST Lozis. TIE wes1norelsud carries
= gsrge lighter. which she nay ind rsry
assru, 1t me vster confines to fan. The
Commodore Perry. ths boat that VISA
-stzed here by the Federal authorities
-gDs 81 reskz ago. for ru1oinE into aud
-akfas lie Government steamer Eunice.
.zsFs. Tor Pittsburgh, The Captain nav
e gfsea bond .Or her =atesy. The
--5-u.,s between the Perry and Eunice
"a. not settled BY the Inspector here,
tE=-s bsiag decided division of opinion
- 70 which steamer was il fault.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

ETsE BALTIMORE AND 0RIo RML-
EoA9,-Trzins are Gov running through 10
Baltimore over Ills road, the ferry ar
rs0geueafs for the transportation Of pas
seagers, baggage aad mAiLz across the Po-
E0nac Al Harper Ferry, having been com
P!e'sa. The great iron bridge designed
f2r Harper Ferry Is progressing rapidly.
az VII Be completed aad suspended across
re Potomac by the 6rst Q! September, the
month il wticu tie hsavisz; trezhets asa
s.ty Occur n consequence d the rsceu:
teaTy and ooniiaaoas rains much appss-
1sasioa is entertained thst the damage
Eeq!d De heavy. bar happily this is not the
ass TIE satsrs Of :he Shenandoah and
Potomac have rapidly zubzidsd, Aod all fur
Easr danger L past.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

~FE0x FREvosTs AexY.-A g=asie-
1sa Eao osn- il last evening OF the Bal
t.aoss ohio Railroad briDss news that
s01readiets th= runor. Of disaster TO Ere
taoafs corps. He eonveTsed with sn old
gentleman from Greensboro Green comfy,
= Fto bad been OF = visit TO Fremont :
eAaF 70 see couple Of sons IN the ser
'-e=7 nd represented that Ne was directly
TN here He knew nothing Of any dis
=s'ss sstsver 10, says that Fremont had
ssA-1 q many as 2-oCo prisoners, 500 of
Eaon we're 70 haze been al SeI Creek
-: evening Al aceooats agree, hoxsv-
: ;h=t ths Shenandoah hss been very
aisa, having risen as much as Twelve Zee, IN
10 hours.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

%F5Es7 VIGeIs!A Borz X The HozPI-
ia Letter from Mr.. Jacob Hornbrook,
written from Cumberland, under date Of
June sth, says ;hat the following members
he Frs; Virgins Regiment are IL the
~.ss-ysviiis Hospital. eightssa miles from
CUMBERLAND: Tn. Barr, CO. z Henry
5rokaicht CO ]; Augustus Costume, Co
Z VIZ Ac&aan, Co. H; Tu. Law, Co. Il !;
Eaos Nc, Govern, CO. K; W Meyers,
% K jacob Meyer. Co. H +; Ralph Ratae
%, q snd Young Cummings, Co 6.
Ia=y 4sss al beer N the hospital froul
= e sever months, some of them 50 al
z-et-a wiz rheumatism tina, they have TO
70 about On err'eh-s, aUa others with
-ag disease.
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OFFosITE NEzrHIs, Jane On,
va Lafko, June 3.

evenfug:
OFFoaIrE MESrHIs, ant Gin,
wa CATKa, June g.
70 Z, H. NG5trcR, Secretary u III:
The rebel gunboats made a stand early
thlS morning opposite Memphis ana opened
vigorous FIRE rpon our grahusts which
vas returned with equal SPIRIT.
ordered the Queen, my ing ship. 70
pass between the gun huats and run cow
ahead o. them Tbs enemy Mt Srst boldly
stood their ground Lieut.. Col. Etiit. il
he Monarch Of which Cant DRYDEN is
hrst master, followed gAllAntly The rebel
rams endeaVored TO hack down strsan zud
thsn TO tarn snd run, hut the veuaent
was fatal 80 them.
The Qneen struck one of them fairlv.and
Tor lev minutes was fast TO the wreck
After separating, the rebel steamer sunk.
Tie Queen WAS then herself struck by an
other rebel steamer and disabled. but. al
though damaged she can be saved.
pistol shot wound in the leg deprived
me OF the power TO witness the re1naIuder
Of the fight
The NoHsrrh also passed abssd ana
most gatisntiy went into action
The nrst shot struck the rFteI bo,at that
struck ny Tag ship and sunk ;hg rebel.
She was then struck by one Of the -ans,
aud struck the Beauregard sud ars- open
ter side. Simultaueously the Be,ursFs-i
vas struck il the boiler q shot from
Vue q our gUnhoat=. The Mouz-ch tLe..
pushed al the gunboai Little Re6e1. the
reoei Jag ship. and having little hs4dwsv
pushed her Oefore her. the rebel CONNIE
uUTe ynd crew escaping.
The Monarch then fndiss the B.4ure-
garo Siuking toik ntr IL TOW uuGl she
sank 10 shea. water
In compliance with the REQUEST Of Col.
Davis, Lieut. Col. E.Eotl dispatched the
Monarch and the Switzerland IL pprsui; Of
The remaining rebel guuboats acd some
ira nspoyts, and Two OF my Rsnl- have .oat
below
l cannot too much praise The conduct .:
the PileiEs engineers ana military guard ot
the Monarch Aad Queen the brave con
duet Of Capt. DRYDEN, or the heroic bear
ing Of Lieut.. Col. ElIet.
will aame al parties to you II spe-
cizl report. sn uvseif the only ersen
III nv feet who was Iisabied
lSigned, CEAs ELLET
CoIyneI CON d 2 Ram Fleet
TIE following second dispatch from Col.
Eliet was received a the Var Department
this evening
OPPOSITE MExpHIz, june 6, via CIKo,
June s-R9u- Z. u. .Stonis1l. .Sscre,l-y q
Hes: Il Is proper AMI due 10 lhs brave ou
the Queen aud the Nousrch. 10 say 10 yeu
uTiefiy that two OF thc rebel steamers were
suuk outright aud Immediately by she
shock CT my 100 rams. one wstu n large
amo1ut Of cotton, &c. on eoara. wa= lisa
hied % an accidental collision with tie
0neen, and second nv her crew After
= as personally disabled another, which
IL -
vas sunk by the Monarch snd towed 10
shoai water 0y that boat
Stiil another, also injured CT The IRE Of
the ganeoats- Eas pushed into tie shore
ard secured Is the Monarch
OF The guuboats can oaly say. ;aat
tbsy bore themselves - on- navy always
does and br1Eeiy aEd veil
Signed, Gas. ELLET, Ia
Colonel Com' ). z Kan. Feet;
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49, Sr1TK EIErrIax r.

81 SEATE ELEcTIax.-The vp,e F,r
State officers east At the recent eIesuon. "a
50 counties, foosz up as follows: For
Governor, F. H Pefrpoint, 1924, tr
Lieut. Governor, Daniel Polsley. l4.a4s.
Arthur WATSON vote af Northampton .
Lewis A Hagans tEOts of Bsa1iou3 >;
Attorney General, las. s. Wheat, lsz4L.
B. H Smith lrcte OF BraItOul -, <
Snead lrote OF Northampton 6, Rob, 7.
Brown icast il Writ The vote is rerr
light. Many counties where it IL supposed
a vote vas taken hare not V, be@a heard
frsm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

b~RUSA~AE AecrDExT -Yes.esaay
horse ran av&E on Fenrth Street With
buggy which contained two ladies and
little child The horse was finally brought
to halt on Main street, by crowd of
gentlemen who soou got the ladies and
child cut OF the vehicle without any zs,ioas
damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

RD-cHKWIhs. the murderer and guezri.-
Ia passed through The city yesterday on
his way TO CiaFksburg, to be tried by a
military Commission nov il s. ssOin there.
BE has been cou6ped for some ume in
Camp Chase.
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Attack on Fort Morgan. near 4o-
bile, Ala.

SKw YeRK, june s.-Tb= R~,,iS. R,as tss
following dispatch from cry Pgiut, "a
i have seen copy OF the Petersburg
a dispatch trou Nobiie informs them mat
the Eu'en dset h. attacked Fo-t Moran
haN5ug passed the lover batteries
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10
WASHINGTON HALL-.N-

~ b FRAZER aud Mrs THOMAS. IN. "a
tel N=ntalist-. viii demonstrate the existence or
certain principle II nature, WEDNESDAY MONT.
he lIih inst By moving piece Of Wood vitl.ou,
material Connection according 70 The us.s>res-ed
--'sh Of any IN the audience an9 telling ih-a,
What they are thinking about; ais Instantly -uliu
g1tins he faculty II strength II any person l.,
mental ez"rtion commonly e4Iies charming. &c
Fer psEtieaiArs .ee pr...-snn,e..
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HFAl'3F aRTEAs NouNsAIS Der =


- MT 80 > = Nv % y %
7, Hon Z. II >to,z,or.-
Iae army reseaed lui< p4es at M
o'el7ck yezte-say. driving Jl.e -aeroy-'s ---r
from Tue tow. Severe sklrraisalr.- con-
tina~t from that ,:use al dark. tue eue-z.v's
resr 7-laE closely pressed by glE "a 49,.
Al Tour Q .cieck the Isl \. }, Cara ~ =
ter driving the eueu1y trough ta- v5iis--.
i@ii 5oio "a aIn bas!. southeast Of Tie so...4.
10: which Col "yuosu was captures aaa
considerable loss sfssiai1ec Gel t-tEi-ze-
yet. WITH hls Brigade. suoeeg Geut,v engaged
me enemy ii t4e Iintr-r. irving u1ur..ros1
His position. ana tsEsnS th= camp.
A. sPoats o.clecka az;tti;oH u 9.isuel
halRs regiment entered ,az ucg.3. un..sr-
The iIrectioa u tIeu Bayara aa1 r1.ia-
taiaed ior half a.. aour : rIEsFga4s attack.
II WHlc4 bta sltt-= suffered sev-reis. - -
lag toe enemy TIE enemy cgn:ia0=i MS
retreat
Fnn psrneals-z VII be orxsrs:ei -
mail J. 4 FFFxo,r.
Major Gen Gorr'
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

Hs-Go down TO A N Adams, No. Sc
Water street. # va wish - =e- the b.st and
Greatest variety + Cloths Ca~s1ngres znd vesrtnc.
ever brought 70 the city VI Wheeling, and At the
Lowest prices, made fato Crafts PuBrs uad Vests.
Cali and examine yourself If you want suit OF
eiOthes made up tA- lsfe-t fashion and neareza
workmanship. Tnya5-svS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELoR.s HAIR DYE
TRE EESy N raE E3EL9.

@hE HfN4 ~ l5E hvt-A1'
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated hair d..
isodree- caiur not to be d-iiaEu;s. frozu sasure
-~s--.Hfrs not iitrir- tl- Hair ti.e rss,-
ee. NJ III rsscts Of ea,l dye. and iuviso-s;e sfs
-i.sE for liz GREY. Red, Q. EEsrl HAIR instant
y FTr-'- sElen5ia Black Brown. lezriaE the TAR
SO and essUfliEI s-fia ty Al Dru<- So &c
So The EvauIne l. siSu-4 WILLIAM a RAgtsIi-
EI-1'h 80 ~ r,'Fs- zitss - -srH b.
FACTORY, No. II Barclay street.
New York
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49,
CHE AICAL WRLTIN SllJEO


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NEw TORK. June s.-Tke steamer Guide
las arrived from Newborn, with $50 re-
leased REBoners sud number of sick SOL
6iecs- she passed the steamer Eastern
State, tor SeR York, OF Caps HatterAz,
with 158 mpP&
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@TzE GrzxAS BEsrvoLEx7 Soc1ETv
5Asa'sa tie streets yesterday with music
80 osnHsFs There we're something ike
= : a1atcea and Fifty persons IL the pro-
ESSEN, witch was composed of the sub
,s5'ls. GsrEsn population of the city
: = Association has done much good, and
sssins TO increase il numbers from yesr TO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

G= ECoNoNT Is NEALTH.-S2ve yoGr
lnousy by buying the Sapori6sr. or Cou-
eeutrsted Lye, for Masking hard or soft Soap,
one pound will make nsHs pounds Of good
hard Sap, or saiae gaLtoas OF beautiful V hfte
SOFT Soap, also Baobfrt's Concentrated Pot
ssh, Rabbit;'z Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted -
take The stains out OF Table Linen and
Napkins. For sale by Reed < Kraft.
PrEIrr rora BIoor. by using Ayers Sar-
saParilal- LiBdsey's Blood Ss..rcber. 20
backs Blood Purifier, pr John Bulls in
prove: Sarsapar;llz. SeovilI's Blood AID
Liver Syrup, Jayne'z Aterztive or Brent
fingers Fluid Extract ct SarsaPAri.le and
DandviiioE. For sale 10y Reed * KRAFT
Bserhsre'S Holland Bitt=rs. Arnold, 5 Ce!-
e5rate6 Stomach Bitters. HooaaBG-s Ger
man Bitters. Hos;ett+r's Stomach Bi1ters,
Slnfords Liver IuviEorator, ksuUedy 5
Medical Discovery For sale by Reed aud
Kraft
SirJ4,nss CIark,s Female Periodical Pills.
EGHs Pitts. Todd9 Pills. Ayers Pills
Wright Indian Vegetable Pills, NcLsoe 5
All jayues Pills. kits Worm P.uus-
Erey's NerTpifuge. White Wash Brushes,
Scrub Brushes. Paint aud Varnish Brushes
Hair. Cloth, Nail aud Tooth Rrsstys :
grssr variety. For sale By
REED Il KkArI
Centre Wheeling Drug Store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

- RELEAsED--GeorEe Niece, the
-AEasa' VITO vas arrested on Sunday,
--Afged with yelling for JEFF. DaYis, va.
s.sAsed TIE same day. the testimony not
Us'se suae:en; to substaatiate The charge.
AsSss Yesterday suoro cat 4 Varrnnt
HsA.RsF the man Who made the EpfOrmatiOa
sSniR1t him aaa procured his srreUt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

"c0rxr1za ons4srrrp.-Goauissions
were yesterday issued at the State De-
Parrmsnt to The Justices of FAIRFAX and
Morgan counties, which have been re or
gauized under the reptOred government:
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~TVo more secession prisoners, one
from Marshall and oae IRON Marion enun,v
arrived in ths city YESTERDAY eveaiag, and
were eom4itaea 70 tbs Atheasun.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
From Gen. Fremnn4

"AsEfS@ToS. June a-Tae following
Was received o-jsy II ilie W D-is-t.
BY telegraph rom Front E2oyaI:
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~ Oflegrapl1.
AFTERNOON SPATCHES.
More about the Naval Engagement
at Aemphis

"AszINGToS, June s.-The following
message IN relation tc he action of TIE
rams an the naval engagement u Eeaph!s
vas received a. the Var Dspar1Iae fhIs
evenTug
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Notice to HAN subsertbers.

NOL8EN =
We wish oar friends who are sending rs
subscriptions by mail, for less than year
..su, on, and bear ii mind this tariff of
ssa 80 avoid Misunderstanding.
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D0REO RICO SUGARS kHials pti1ao
I Il RaAlit3s ilE BeeafEo3 aDa w0ls byE
nd ANKLLI-
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L > a-.s5--s= ~ 10 s.a-. $. -" orr
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At the tine of going to press We had not
ieaTned the verdict Of the jury, but will
give the result in eur Issue of tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

WASHISGTeN. May 5--Tt.e following Is a
statement of the loss in the battle Of Fair
Oaks, has been received at the Wzr De
partiIeI.T
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-19

THE ENDLESS There are no weary
hearts on the other side of Jordan. The
rest of heaven will be the sweeter for the
toll, Of earth. The value of eternal rest
will be enhanced by the troubles OF time. Je-
GUS BOW allows US to rest on his boscta. He
will soon bring us forrest In his Fathers
house His rest will be glorious. A rest
from sin rest from conflict . rest from
suffering rest from toll ; rest from sor.
row. The very rest that Jesus enjoys him
,eIf We shall not only Test with him, we
shall rest like him. How many of the earth's
weary ones are resting in his glorious presence
now 1t will be undisturbcd rest. Here
the rest Of the body is disturbed by dreams,
and sometimes by alarms but there are 10
troublesome dreams or alarming occurrences
there. Thanks be unto God Tor the rest we
now enjoy Ten thousand thanks to God
f1r the rest we shall enjoy with Christ !
Wearied one. look away from the cause of
thy present suffering and remember there is
q rest remaining for thee. A little while,
and thou shalt enter into rest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-19

MoHANMlDANs.-A movement of great in.
tercst is bcgnine to spring up among the
Mohammedsns. Some OF their leading M en-
have become aware that opposition BY brutal
force wilt in the end prove unavailable
sgainss the moral aud literary weapons used
Nv the Christian missionaries. In Coastan.
tinope immense excitement has been produced
BY tho work OF German missionary against
Mohammedanism. A reply has been pre-.
pared and ls circulating among the Mohamme-
daus The Sheik Ell PLAN, the ecclesiastical
bead Of the Mohammedans, when appealed
so have an answer prepared, il reported to
have made the important remark Our roll.
zion is old, it needs revjsiny!- Abdiel Kadcr
bill shortly issue at Paris, in the French Ian.
guage, treats comparing Mohsmmedsnisna
Fitb Judaism and Christianity, and claiming
isr the oimer Superior title tc tnturc Uni.
s.rsslity, The Mohamneda schools in
india train their pupils likewise for sustain.
ing literary controversies tn the Christian
missionaries, and it il therefore cot impossible
HAT the contact with the Christian world will
kad TO the creation Of theological literature
/ n scientific character among the Mohamme.
/ dans. TIE learn d Hindus have already
nade greater progress in thi, respect, having
Nga0H Tract society for publishing con.
It G'.'a. writings against Christlau;y.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-19
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
TX. CHEESENAN,A PILLS

r' lo,hston Of ingredients in these Pills are the
Asi, lony and extensive practice They arc mild
pptauoh, and cartaia in correcting all irregular
,s' 'on cold or Otherwise, besdsehs, ps.n ~ W.
sD.rphon OF the heart whites, all nervous ,sHsc-
8u,A:s fatigue, pain In the hack and limbs, he
III rh,:h arise from Interruption Of saturs.
DK CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Nv ,Snmeheeneat Of psv era In the treatment Of
md -. sa'afluss and obstruetiens which Asvs eoa-
"a, ,ooahny toA premature sFays. No female eaa
,u." IN uniess she 10 rsgulsr, and whenever a.
d, wv. Ahos place the KeneIAl health keIiaa to DE-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-19
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, }
WAR DEPARTMENT, Wasting ton, Aug. Is. {
GENERAL ORDER No. Ill.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Wasting ton, Aug. Is. {
GENERAL ORDER No. Ill.
First. Hereafter no appointments OF Major
General or Br gadier General will be given tx.
cept to officers OF the regular army for meritori-
Gus and distinguished services during the war,
or to volunteer officers, who by some successful
achievement in the field shall have displayed
the military abilities required for the duties OF
general officer. r. 80. ri. - - ' "'~.
Seooad: No appointment to such grades will
animation l. made 70 ASCERTAIN il there sre any
charges or evidences against he character, COZ.
due. OF fitness Of tho aplpintsss. >s.,.I.
II there should b Any such charges or evi-
dence special report Of tho same viii DO made
to the President.
By order Of tho Secretary of War.
ED. TOWNSEND. .
Aselstsnt Adju:Ant General.