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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-06
Further Details of Nashville.

From sketch of Nashville, we take the
following particulars, additional to those
already given:
There are two fine bridges over the
Cumberland river, one railroad bridge, of
wood with an immense draw two hundred
and eighty feet, and two stationary spans,
each two hundred feet. This bridge was
finished in 1850, at cost of e240, ,000.-
The other is wire suspension bridge, Of
more than seven hundred feet span, and
one hundred and ten feet above the water.
1t was begun in 1850, and cost about
100000. The city water works were
constructed in 1888, and the total expense
up to 1861, has been more than $500,00O.
The water is raised from the river to four
reservoirs, which have an aggregate eapae-
ity of one million six hundred thousand
gallous. Gas was introduced in the city
in February 1850. Among the public in
stilutions the most important is the Nash
vile University, Incorporated in 1855, un-
der the name of Davidson Academy, and
in 1906 as Cumberland College. 1t re-
ceived its present title in 1926. 1t had
during the recent prosperous times, before
the rebellion, about two hundred students
in the literary department, and four hun
dred in the medical school. The literary
department was united in 1855 with the
Western Military Institute, and took the
latter name. The students receive in ad-
dtion to their classical education, quasi
military training. The main building is a
handsome Gothic edifice of stone. 1t has
library of fifteen thousand Volumes
The Medical department., opened in 1850,
also occupies fine building, and possesses
an extensive museum, besides having the
charge of a valuable mineralogical cabinet
of twenty thousand specimens. Shelby
Medical College, is a new and hourishing
institution. A public school system went
into operation in 1855, and there are now
three large schools and theological SEM
mary. The female academy, founded in
1916, has about four hundred pupils
The Historical Society has good museum
and library. The State Library and Cap
itol have forty thousand volumes. and the
Mechanics Library Association, was form
ed in 1860. The principal benevolent in
stitutionsI are the City Hospital, Protest
ant and Catholic orphan asylums, House
of Industry, Hospital of the Sisters of
Charity, Workhouse established in 1859,
and the Tenn. Blind Asylum, founded in
1874. The Penitentiary is handsome
stone ediice, built around an open court,
and has about four hundred covicts.-
There are twenty-seven churches including
a Roman Catholic Cathedral; eight banks,
savings bank, three insurance companies,
and several large hotels including St. Cloud
and the Maxwell House. The latter will
accommodate six hundred persons.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-06
UNIoNIsrs VIcToRIoUs.-The Loui:

UNIONISTs YICT0RIoUS.-Ihe LOUIS
vile Journal of Saturday says:
1t Is thrilling and most gratifying fact
that, in all the many fights and skirmish-
es which have taken place in Kentucky,
the Union troops, though in general very
greatly outnumbered, have been slgnally
victorious. There has not been solitary
instance of a different result. 1t would
seem as if the mere contact with the soil
of Kentucky paraIyzed the sinews of the
rebels arms and strengthened the muscles
Of their legs.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-06

JEFF. expects to serve his six years; and
is already "wire-pulliug," 10 ensure his re-
election. 1t is whispered here among
Unionists, however, that he will be hemp
pulling before that time.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-06

NOSE TRoops CALLED FoR.-A bill
was introduced into the Mississippi Legis-
lature, and passed both houses, on the re-
ception Of the news of Crittenden's defeat.
calling out 10000 volunteers for the war
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-06

EE The Seceshers at Chicago complain
bitterly of the cold. The JoarnaI states
that Texan captain who had on fivee
woolsn shirts and two coats, yet shivered
with the cold.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-06

Eg A fellow that doesn't benefit the
world by his life does by his death.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-06

EEs- Everywhere rejoicing over our vic
tories have taken place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13
BUSINESS NoTIoEs-

S9eS9. down TO a, N. Adans,. NJ, .sa
e4ses stFest, laial d Il q, Etlid B r.
eEeateas laEietY CinthS, ClsSlmeFes ana
sTeF St0ag6t @ ths city e md ass5
pY5't lEiss siaaas INTO Il,Sf., PEStsI ana ,Vssts
Cal and examine for youFself II Won want 4 saisnf
saotlhSsase i d a. lassst klhiba and ueate.,
= 3I z q z. IL = pyss-sw
7o6Ah6s SESsE in short aud easy
nlessons. e,is-egs z,4az..,i.s s. .fxEF :
7. Tie trapeteaiands ths, a. isss.a re,very,
liable g salBer from The ised6eet Orange
of water and'iie. tosWihich they aseineces-
sarilY subjected. & An slsgglt and ettsScstual
preyentiEe aud corrective qFsueb results is
LSgaI1 Esstdee Of Jamsieaa Gsia ~ This
preparation, is made from tbe, p6sssl aud
best materials aud is waFFadleds eadal. 10
any Essence OF Ginger in he be- mlstket.
frlee 20 Centssa4llia ssss a,ida ias a1ea
2. The besl HALF Dressing 5 aud Tonic q
lhe market Is lga ateFb5.
frlce g sgi!. y i1s'us45ses .ra3si : di.g;
: 2: Nc Que wishes 20 pay 81 for a cough
Femedy,tW one equal to theabests-ll ~
Ifi.,ag'igl LfoqFf9gPl 8qlsqp,-Ts9p be
: f0a eanpot NbateHass eyety hsre,
Turkish Towels, fae French aud American
Syringes, Trusses aud Supporters Of yari.s
OusstSle, 0Hua T6oth and Hit Brushes s.
POmsdss, ,Col0gpes aad Perfumes, in rs14
bottles of. new, and elegant designs Nurs-
ing Bottles, most apbf6y eas stStRea, Lint
Hospital sheet.tS1g. &C., ~. -
8. YOn can purchase all these articles,
ipita OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted, fpO1n
4. H. Lock- { co., AZ Main Street or
LoGAES LisT & co., Bridge cotucr, Wh6leI
sale and Retail Druggists Wheeling.
g R66A6MFf L WsAITH:Zsave yo5s
money by buying, the saPO1iieF, OF Con-
seRtFsted Lye for making hard or soft soap;s
one pound viii make alhs podIds of good
hqds6tpi 0EnfHe RaEt3 bftssutlfgl white
sottsoap, RlspsR ahbitt;s Congratulated Pot
ash, Babbttts Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing withohs labor. Warraptsd to-
takeF the stains out oEsiTa blehbinen aud
Napkins. For saieb!ys Ressd 4 ,Krsil,s I
PURIFY YOUR BI9oP by nstpg Ayers Sar-
saparilal ! aLindses,s Blood SearcheBs Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, Or. John R6lps I'm
proved Tssrsaparillas,I 3soyilrs Blood and
Liver sSEpP, Iayne'e Alteratlyelor Brent
li1ger's Fluid b Extract Of satsapeti.ls and
Dandsllioas-IEBO Tor sale tbyiReed &,Krnft.
,BQsrhAve, HplIahd Bitters, Arnoid's Gel
ebratedi Stomach Bttters, Hoofiand's Ger.
man BitteFs, Hostetteris Stomach Bitters,
Santord's liver Inyfgofato i Sennedy's
astlteal ,p 9&s ale !, BY Rssd aud
.lteiE u gIp7 q agisass ~ n
StrJames Clarkss Female Periodical Pills,
E3t B5s Ays ssr Pills
F lEss gssStlsssI @sSs BE safss,
Scrub Brushes; Paint and Yarnish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes inil
great variety For sale, By,
: - 49,. -, RBEb- 4 RRGPT,
SIR = Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13
nYflaEta9l, liarlEet.

~ AHsl "
BALln1oRE, June 19.--Flour qDuiett = q sseh,t
HoNAFf trpet Rnd extra Ohio.> = q IieirIs
Corn d9lE sales q decline VI % TOT yellow. Pro.
vision. dall but uhchanged. Whisky htm at 265<c
'les gRle.eIii9 aall bootH 8d3 asqasi3
+. teENt fqAKfs June 7R5Rl0pr heavy; sales 1850
bbIg q decline oF6e Nt5ai lies ia 800 BuSi,els
~ decllAs % l9 Spring alc6SlO3, Mn.
vauree Out Sl.e06 l,Q4s nd SI149I,16. Corn
At 2A@2l5<c. AP 4Al3 aaF ~ n
CIs6INrkIi, J1ne change IN kTl6dfi very
lttle doing Rye declined 20 5oc and In falr densn
white 99Se. Com n moderate demand 81 o.
Cat! dan ~ 96e.t EVhtaky a4Vaneed 70 1pl<e aud IA
Eoq4 demand. 30, BaVi feature IN thef market Tor
E1oNtsionS 100 htd8 h1eon sold ut Sc Tor lho1ldebs
and tSr ldess moi sales Of mess pork oF bulk
and prices arc nominal; lard Is saleabe at ~
IA Ss-4 No., snd siShdS 99ld ~ prem
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

|ecaaSFlf YORK 5ups speelk dispatch
tsom Asmphi % Che 43lt,ilf says: Many
OF the Memphis bank haFe aeea. looted *
g6Iumbds Hiss. Gen. Hf6dnah TOOK 4
forced loan OF 3 million from them q week
age n the name Of the soaib en- oohisd-
Com DAVIS Z sealIial tck IS 10 GgghbII
Halleck overland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

Observation-Disclosures have re-
esiFed, through the post Office, an ear, la.
6elled "Beauregard,s lBar- Captured at
Corinth. The ear is quite large one ne,
and has been Mellisauned andIprsset4sd. If
it Originally 6etohgsd Is Bsauregari he Is;
more Of iaekass thAhsepEEsWs supposed
him Ia he q 1oEsR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

b@INsskcFtra sakii Rdie U.
s. A., yesterday inspected ae the establish
msut OF Hamntoa 6 Glafk, between four
and i've huadred she'll, al Of which were
found sound and perfect, except some half
dozen, which we're thrown ont.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

9-CArF. CHARLEsWoRFh !EoUSpRb.Es-s
In the recent battle between Fremont aud
Jackson, near Harrssonbntg Capt. y. f.
CharlesWorth, of our ueighbofing town of
ST. ClAirsnllei aud formerly editor Of the
LHdfpendsat Republicans, vas Iwouudsd.-
Capt. G. belouGstO the 26th Ohio Regi-
mspt. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

lIREW Yonk, June l2.-The steamer Geo
saR9dyl from Hatteras, reports the loss Of
the SthOoher lte. }. u 6d1hb, J from d I.
timeEe. She bad two locomotives aboard
s9sC3SFE[- = 3 Ell 1TfT
BosoN, June 12.-T6e schooner Fty;ns
Dragon arrived &C this port tIiis luofni5s.
from New Orleans. On sthe nd. with 4fSJ
bbls. OF spirits Of tpFpeptiIe and 400 bbis.
The 2. S, @fEigats Niagara, from Key
Nest has; been ign9lled below
PEil tDkLea1k, June = 3.AI.hs steamer
Lbdistaha arrived TO .day Win An
ed from White House. S-1-.'7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

I Il l.. T.
AZ S,svans &c pa - Luz, = ~,
ttaS b,IiS f,, p, gcA lle
MsaHs. o"- " Ays aha
The ssns,s = ,,o5l5 a 4 i ,si ~
Iar,Ss 49,. = ~ =
~ + / ! Y nm
= ~ 4. ~ 4! /. = q !lta
M Stevens
,nrrsScs +, al non
4 t,ss " Ilsn
Confsrencs =, - ~ VI . OF
NE GSiF.v &c Ia ;.
MN 81 IA ~ VI, y ss ~ =
evil, I'M ~ The sane fine d., .,.'jst y
~, ~ ~ t Lllle ,tney ought 20
sTosiIe.t AS Soss;tis estus 70 tue
XII b II 81 < t i1gi qeq 8
nj i 39 e 1siTi vi Il 3 IL 5 sstett
ses 1 ~ ulslNoiia ee Nsegesel ceiticised
~, " VIII ~ nave 70 an.
~ S' ~ ~ ne believed ell
! = SSe 9ae22 aoe leesed In
~ %a III l -. :, 1,-z.zE,..
IA Nv y. $40 tue COMMITTEES onlWays
mower y, tne
& tns House.
~ VI Ilss Mr. Ste
- lps ntspatch OF
~ -, ~ ~ - SPseial order ZOE
=; ~ y thts meas
5 M q, =. q would
ts.;e Anu ,iI , o. Supplementary
conr cam " ~ opposed the
The .,ron,S ,..t ~, SaE eleEens, on
no opportunity Of expressing their 1isseht,
'tOsoHehsiVe amendments, nor could fhsyS
vote against them without voting against
the whole. bill. is.a 49,, ~, j. :. I'd
Nj, Stevens motiun 10 non-concur wifi
the SenRte's amendment, and ASKING. for a
Cqmmtttee.o of Conference, Vas then ,,dopt-'
ed. Yeas, 80 nays, So. y 4 ~ -. tfaa
d The House cnpcurred In the report Of the
COMMITTEES, Of Conference on the CisSgresl3a
ing amendments 70 The Indian ApptoDria!
ton bill iiseqifta Gs-IiFsSa ~
Nj LOOMS. of Connecticut. introduced
q lpint resolution. Ees6m9euding that In.
9daltiou to the 4th dsy, of 81 ly, the 18th OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13
ELECTROMAGNETIC FLUID

C1E51sl[IGALtWRITENG FLU
- Z. s.' 'iJItSs ~; sI..li i..is{
- sHllNs 4 BUsIlYIELp, wheeling. Va.
! n you want an Ink that win not fSde nae tie
( AiAeissse OHEATIoABWRTFING RLUDs
II yop PTapt . Jet BLACK Ink, 1Sss de - Lii 81
a's'e5s hoHENCAL WHITING FLUfD.
II Jon want Ink that aoHs freely, uss the
l2iN CtEHI0AliJYRITING ELUID.
u; you want lux that viii not gum, use the
- cnEA1CALwRTTiEd RB6iD. so
III you want abetber Ink than Arnold, g, uSs tis
~ CltEMI0AS ERIFINGaREUIB. ~
II you want 70 trOniEe homg merits, dis The
(. soJE OlIEAuCALiWRITtNG FLUID. "a,
II you want % save n6ney. buy The ,tps ia6s
!. esliiT cETEIEIAlsIoAI WHITING FLUID. "a
II Jon Nant 10 PLEASE your gustpmeri, buy Tie
-. = y. CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. ssaL
n you want eeap, 81 Well Is COOL Ink, buy TIT
srffsFsf CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Attic Oalitol IN Washington City thsy USE the
CHEMICAL WAITING PLun.
At the Capitol Of PennSylYanla they use tho
on CHEMICAL WRITIRGRbUID. IN
AT the Capitol OF Ohio they use the s749s sa1
oHRaIoAIHRlEIHGP LUIn. y
At the Capitol OF New Jersey theS usei tie. 3
,gff,i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FLUID. -5si
~ the Capitol Of Maryland they use the
O f1lis aaCHEAiICAt WHITING RLUJD.,T
tt the Capitol Of Virginia they use the o.ll. l-e
Z CIIEsiIcA Az WRITING FLUID.
Fltty ePnts p the retail I,Eoe for quart u tte
.RaSaoHHNtoAL SSRITING FLUID.
Thirty cents is the retail price for ints Of the
u f. .oHENIoAI4wRFTIEG FLUID. al
Twenty cents e the retail price for half pints Of ii
80 III CHGAtfc AZ WHITING PLUID.
Ten cents is the retail price Tor quarter pint d d
~ eCHE9iIoAH WRITING FLUID. ia..l
Wholesale lealerS are entitled toa discount on the
IJo3 6 I CHLlEsMsIqA WRITING FLUID,
Rans Ell who want an Indslible Ink, should use Il
=, a - CHEMICAL. WRITING FLUID.
Merchants who want their books to looIE we'll ,nu
use the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
All Government officials should use the ~
~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FLUID. - =.
All county and city 9msia.s sh6didusS The
cHENIcAI iivRITIN 10 FLUID. ..ia't
Every one that writes any document should uss
LAUGHEIEs q RUsHFIRIUs
oRIEBRATRD ClTgaiIcALRBITING FLUID.
! z + = 7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13
Friday Morning, june IS, 1852.
Notice 70 Man sulserII5ST91
CitY sehool Commiaainna,..9I

A MEEtiSG Of the COmmisslOaeFsia6 nd Tru.,ss.
IA OF the Public Schools Of tie city ysli l,ssusid
1862, for the IWrlose OF laying lls saooI fiS1i ar,
liy order oC this President. -
jeiO t'sp. vs., SIGuTS Cis,k.
The Above meeting Is adiSnT.t.l nntil
EVS NiNI MINT, It,v l4itriIsst IL : ,S'rl,,,t
jels-till Sat GRJ. wsSI,. ii Is. ,sle,k.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13
From Washington.

= i
Z Sosls 1ne 18th D6iee
y Department hes received Information that
tsqle. ~ e5iand Aihtl g6mpaly is nov IL
Ee9 mess and 4 III resume fts Service shss
pended by 1.-THE Indian attaeiss X s..,,sEl =
= 10 tqe Senate to.dhy, a. Y. 8. Etndsiey
vas Confirmed a. stmas ter AZ M Eyiile.
and Capt. Albion 2. House, Of The 3tb Ar.
ttllesyl IS BEigadier General Of lVolnn-
1.-THE motion to reconsider the Vota Inv
which Thos. CLOVIS was 6hftmed as Post.
masteE Of Troy, has been disposed Of, aud
the appointmentiis now complete. ~
e large number pf WoFlknen tS-day
broke ground on Pennsyl EanfR Avenue.
the commencementsof the City Railroad,
The excitement in New York about the
proposed authorizAt ion Of an additional
Sl6e, 900, 900 OF United States notes is re-
garded here az un8arranted by. facts in the
case. The Whole nominal circulation OF
United Stat motel nc this time sis ONLY
> 1900 0a8. There ete mi tue Tfeasnry
osthe credit ofddisbnrsing officers about
go O00,0 0Oa leaving about half q Million
with which TO meet drafts from the De-
partments q the hundred and seventeen
millions, about fityl seven, millions being
the famonnt Of the demaudl Notes are
practically Withdrawn ron circulation
and boarded for the paymsut Of customs.
;.2t tho PROPOSED Igeyf issue therefore,
~ QOQ, 600 may replace the RmOunt thus
proytdedg andKabout 10000, 900 Twill BEL
Withheld from issue fomeet possible de-
mands for temporary deposits beyond inn
mediate meaqsi thus 81, 0Q0, 000sWill make
no practical add tion 70 the circulation.
1t e VII understoodi also; that the Secre-.
"a ~ WI Up no eTet issue any part of the
Il n kNS6nHT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13
Sale of Land, in Marshall County
In oil 6eety ia The 6ifeait oOdFt
iOr NAFEhAll County, Virginia.

John Wiibo aud i7fST NaTS6aii County YirSiSIS
Benjamin Redd. -
itthi1 cause ut the Spring Tenn, 1862 the a deT-
signed sheEih Of the said county Of MaFShalI, win
On the 5th day OF 1903, 1.-THE qQnrt heuse Tot
and best bid.eF the tract Of land IN the bin eti.
TONED, or snlhciency thereof to pay the spmr OF
TWO hundred and thtfty-nihe dollars and
en- cents, with interest from the hrst day OF April,
In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and nay
ak, and twenty three dollars and tRenty.YB cenfa
cost OF G snit together with the costs Of This al
Xerttsement and the fees Of the Sheriff for making
ths sale and such other costs - may be legallyi-
the tract mentioned In the hill aud proceedings IN
this case, containing nllFtyone acres and seTente6n
county, Virginia, which said BENJAMIN Redd now
lives, bounded by lAud II James Wilson, Thomas
Stewart and others and which VAS conveyed BY aid
1hSeISolht6 Gaid DESCENDANT, John Wilson, by deed
dated the first day Of April, 1855, and recorded in
tbs clerks ONCE Of AsrshAll county, ef9res1ids
jeI-SOd.dGw Sheriff for Marshall Co, VI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

997PA''Ae7 or 4EFQ29rs.E5IFElhe san 81, Ohio
iRegtmentfone of the three mouths reki.
ments lately formed in Ohio, crossed the
river at lBenWoods.yestsrday, for Western,
Virginia. The regiment is composed al.
most entirely of5yOGnK men under TIVE I've ~
many of whom. VS. are told, are. not ct for
serviee.se 1 tessx 80. 2 !. y y --.1ll q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

S9- CONVICTION OF AIExAsDEa PooLs.-
The Jury in the case.ofk Alexander Poole.
recently tried at Parkersburg, before the
- Circuit ean Court Of woOdieouuty, for the
murder Of D. q Watkins, have returned a
verdict Of gulitslof murder i'm tbeasecond
degree. We Published a. synopsis of the
evidence few days ago. Both WAIKIKI
and Poole were residents of this city, and
belonged to Gapt,a Baggs' ssnaks Hunters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

MRNPHIs. June l0.-Quiet pervadss the
entire city. The ready submission of the
inhabitants 70 tbs. rule of the United States
authority; Is surprising and Gratifying
The civil authorities continue todiscbarRe
the functions Of their Offices as heretofore,
: The Provost Marshars Office is thronged
with applicants for permits to proceed
North. All persons are required 70 take
the oath ofsallegiauce before this permits
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

ne The Senate proceeded TO the eonsfdera-
8ions ofathe amendmentssO Es. the Special
Gotnmittee. lie Eitsti amen fie1f lb9i q 10
change The WesteFn ermtnhS from the.
lO2nd degree long thde 70, The 4 Oth. degree.
lfS Nj Tgpmbull he6 had ggEe4t do6b
Ahout s9eh.a9 amsadmept ~ raised the
ysrE ssEippsa question Of The right of the
EGpyegupnent tolhntldlR rpal in sthe limits
lof Q Stato. elgl1la eahl.itlg q rl.-.l sc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

B6-ASAD BEREAvRNEST.-We regret ,6
lsaFp. 9fthes sudden on W#edaSsdaI
morning last, at Manchester, near Pitts
6uFgh1of Mrs, ABbis j. Fostgf, wife Of,
Fred. 3. Foster, of the Whceliaq Pse...-.
Me- FpsssFis,poK before Rtchmo16di, With
aeolellan's army. aud doubtless heard of
the dangerous Illness and deIth SF ligi
wife, simultaneously. We heartily SYM
pat4ise with our friend ID this, the sRIddest
of all bereavemeuts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

- sFaSoSoFMs OLA SUsBEprD SPY.-On
Wednesdh 6f list assl. some Of captsia
skeletons company, 8th Virginia Regiment
s s. st Cain, On ths eFtR - astern
Virginia "a RHailroad arrested suspicion
looking o''i character acknowledgement q Sc 4
Spy. The man after being atssstsl At.
tempted to escape aud refusing 10 half vb.n
SsdsFed FEas shot shrodgs tide heart 81 the.
Orderly Sergeant OF the company The
mans name aud place Of Fssidsshke 66fa sl IN :
known. 80 W. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

-ASoFatRi vrRers1A RkolVES ,,.g 10 M
9AisEo.-it will be seen by an Advertise.
neae etseWhere that Gen. Kelley has been n
authorized to raise another regiment Of in.
,ensfyi Tor the war, Within the bounds of
als military district. We believe tbeLtbis,
sanouneementwill be promptly responded
70 u. oy the young men Of Eertbwssterpiy viz
GINA aud Western Maryland. The revi-
@ {, IS to be raised within the next thirty
days, audfthe 0ficersWill be commissioned
by Gov. Petrpoipt. =
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D8cOI. john R. KrnIy.-Ths follow.
ing letter was yesterday received in this
city from Colonel John R. Kenly, Of the LIST
Maryland Regiment, aud tie hero of the
battle OF Front Royal.
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Ut IsIIII7I 1FtEEIIYTI D = d
The paper is printed 90 haIf-sheet, and
Us g striking evidence OF the impoverished
condition affairs In Richmond pa
AIetter from Stannton, published in the
same paper, states that ON Sunday Jack.
son met and ebga ged Shields, after the re-.
capture by the Federals of Front ROYAL.
taking with 1t eighteen ofithe 18th Geor..
gia regiment. s
The rebels claim to have srepulsed our
troops. and taken 500 prisoners. Their
own loss they give as being small, 70
TelegraphiC news from Augusta, dated
Jane. reports that Governor Andrew Johnl
SON. OF Tennessee, was killed in Nashville
by man named George Brown who In
turn had been killed The same despatch
states taat Gen. Butler had been killed in
New orlears-=but adds that the report
lacks conti!mat!op.
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WASHINGTON, June l2. ID
Mr.. Stevens, of Pa, reported back the
tax billsfron the COMMITTEES o.. ways and,
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The Richmond Examiner, ofithe 9Th Inst,
devotes its editorial columns 10 depioriug
'such a factthat there is found 90 iudivid-
uul rendered desperate aud weary ofiliyirr
by the wretchedness this invasion has
brought upon him, as TO substitute what
may be an .iguominious suicide tor u glori-5
Gus martyrdom, intended as an incentive
for procuring the assassinationt of United
States officers: who have taken possession
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