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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
From WaIshlneton.

WAsHissToS. May 81 IA dispatch from
Ger, Banks to the Secretary of War states
that the 9th N. Y. Cavalry, Col DePorFest
commanding entered MartinSbure his
morntng and passed several miles beyond.
where they encountered the enemy's cav!
airy and captured several prisoners, wa
gon load of naskets and Ammunition, and
an American flag. 81 8 ~ - =
COls DeEorrest reports that Col iKeniy Il
at Winchester wounded. -
Nothing new OF interest has been re.
ceiyed az the War Department to-day from
the Army Of the Potomac. The progress
OF movements fs impeded by the late heavy
rains - -, =
There is no further intelligence from
The storm Of this morning has interrupt.
ed telegraghie Communications With the
y q y = "a 80 ...,.i-.s5F II;
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GEw YoRE, Nay sl.-The steamer Great
Eastern was unable 70 get this moFnino
In time 70 esoss Tie loat ati high yyattr.5o,5s
ing % the greatinnmbeEo Of vessels lin ms
bay. and g detained until Sunday mbrni1555,t
The steamer Borussa sR.ieds vith ~
pas ngers and S3l0 700 ia speeds a
The Spanish steam frigate Uli6a Il be.
low. Gen Rtiul IS q passenger. &c
x steamer altic Is also below! rs :
tae steamer Northetn. Light arrived this
the "a Instant. r 3 20 =
An A. sattemp et = IsSoln tIon in GAatanalS
has been discovered inltine. % prelent Sc
Fieps resnlfsi
a ne ReEls or nom Glasgow =, win
Iron ptpes for tie San FFanoiseo. Fron
SSeEsss WIS tst ,Fse; 81 b tii8S hsFfhs *
81 Healage on the IL s.
There e no other new Of apoft snSs.
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FROM Fortreas Aronroe.

FORTREss MoNRoR, May 30. TIE Bra.
Ellien- war steamer Paranez, with the Bra
lillian Minister on board, arrived In the
Roads this morning. The Minister and
Oommandef'pAid their respects to General
Wool. and salntes were exchanged at Eve
the sAmetiGah ensign at the fore. rs
The o. S. steamer Minnesota, which got
aground yesterday ON the way 10 Norfolk,
got Oh this morning.
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CONGRESS IoNAI.

, WASHINGTON.

: "a
NJ W;ison u; ,Is.s
bsls =, : gltt 70
setsbi;Sb n, 81 ..ss,,,i,t u Z 81 ~
hi 81 S8onst a ~ 5e "
~ H., 4 y
M nsy;s ri K = Ma AZ, ft.,,.,
4bst a eoiaat - : 20 80
=. isS - = y. 20
Thonss IisSs u ~ ~ I n :
Iajd oys- FS4s y . 2. A.
Mr.. Hale M I'm ~, -. :
"a ere,; ,1fet n IS gtl IS y s.
their lost eloIbinG : "a. s.,la. !ot
Passed 3 = ~ ~ \ y 0su s.q, properly
Wade : ~, y
admission as 4 tstS AZ Ts.,s ~ toL tus
Mr. Trum6uli; tom he S'S,s
mittee reported back the HOME, 3, I.l
inithe STth Oongfess. ssd sss''ss1is y.
Wilson Of m ~, n;
for IeealizIns, the 49, Sls 9lll
by the Pfesideat. a. .i'n = NY !.
tSts for tbshiii MI, S.ss.. :
that the acts OF The n
volunteers r. ;ss1f "A
further SccenfShee n Vim
theFVghols T,nn5ssr1 ~ mn
s00lVVVi Y IpFt4eE
eyery sotdfsr 2 IA ~ ~ ~. LoE
of t6e5 fiFst =, Z, r.
said tbeFs had bssr !! ~ - ~ tae
men IN ne sr- Ss : .;ss et tne
Der vas NJ s51 mt
At home an lsa1a ~ :.
count Of sickness ,s.S,s
about 600 900 etfsctiye men Il ~ ~
Nj. ~ sns ne.Isli
WAS no necsssity for - -,.1,n,, sno
the enlistment Of ,yoIfIStees, IA ,,'s. ~ "
proposition should ONLY s1ni4 To kSs ~ rs IN,
Nj. Grimes. of lowat ,,ays5.,.
hin a. = - ~ moved 20 amend The
BILE To the regular armv ASnn,ss tpPlsS1'as-
i,i5e ina o NE 90 Ss: 70 aendment iim-
ana prie,s g 70 80
ing the act althofizib he zS hg Esasaa
The isss b;ii - 4 III. i- y s. as,
h 10 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

%DDNrTAK14fal oA4H. John Hun.
S'' one of.the seeessIonists arrestsd on
friday was put dOWu by lS'as having tak-
"a the oath. This Is indignantly dehied BY
NJ. Hunter Who desires ps % make the corr
teedon. HsWas arrested bnt was pa,ollsd.
asEere alsoa little premature ia announs,
iaE the arrest Of Aaron kelley >
T. s.-Stnes writing u 8 ahSleiW We learn
@AsJOhn H6ntsr ks55 sqasst Of Ma
~ DaFr. taken and subssriSed 1la oath to
support the constitution Of the. United
ssate aud the restored govern lent Of WI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
5FT From Harper's Ferry.

z q 11.4lWl4 14atp6f 3 EefTY- N
NEw YORK, Jnpe LA special dispa tch
to the lfses from. Harper's Ferry, dated
Saturday; states that there WAS no sign Of
the enemy. ?. n
arrived there; but refused to bssWorn in /,
much 70 the disgust of their commander,
Col. Maiphotf, the men saying ,that they
wanted 70 20 TO Washington. Major Bow.
er5of Gen saxton's STAFF addressed tne1i as
follows fFi {
Those Of yon willing to acknowledge
yourselves towards, hero in the face of The
enemy, step out Of the ranks. They did so
and were ordered to leave and pay their
own way back to New York, but few re-.
manned az Harper's Ferry. tits German
regiment. Gen, Saxton rejected the whole
regiment, saying that he did dot want
towards in his command. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02


NEw YohK. June 1.-The steamer Bal.
tic, which arrived yesterday, had on board.
according to the correspondent of the Her
aid, some half q dozen persons with free
passes, who are knownto have been aiding
and abetting the rebels for year past.
while good Union men we're refused and
were unable 70 obtain transportation.
The steamer Swan With, 1000 bales of
cotton and 500 barrels Of rosin, had ar.
riHed,at Key West. She was captured 81
the brig Bainbridge ON the Goth nit.
Tue evidence against the steamer Cir
eassian is Conclusive. apdishe VIII be con-
Tie Pensaeola 4dgertissr states that The
residents welcomed our troops win ioy.
Gen. Arnold occupied the house Of Major
Chase. and Billy Wilson the residedce Of
s. r. Mallory. 6la As Z,
New 0rlShus dates 70 May 23d; saws that
Gen. ShePley has assumed the dTitiss Of
Mayor Major Bell that of the Recorder Of
the city and Capt. Jonas French has been
appointed Chief Of Police These func-
ttttePartss will take charge Of the city until
asomes loyal citizens shall be elected 70 in
these ot1ees. isiaflie Is as = &
- Tue Bank Of Commerce had re-opened
tts doors ana: commenced business, refusing
thesreb bel thtupl astets. a 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

I M. =. ~ az Nolla
Pleeeu acre Tonight
= e -. s-73-Ty = - -.
tx z y. AiiEG0Wk0 1G hQyalsH ~ EfEt4
9th New York regiment, With twenty men,
arrived here from Port Royal last night,
having !ett Roanoke Gl Island yesterday morn-
sns An99 Ras 9.s up ~ way OF Camtuek
S s;Sas sag Snense oy canal TO Elizabeth
,MelSn 9sn.t burnside department may
communicate lS with the Capital without the
E1s 97s, o. Tue passage outside of HatteEas
here aby, the canal, several '' 1sIoaos ss snS
schooners flying. thu American .Aeg HAVING
already come through. ,r,r,, ,,,t5-.-..
There tySslno, lats re,vs, f.,,,,,NT.,,,h....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
Notiee 81 lIaIl sabseEibeEs. =
nEDAsUERREarxPe OF war ooor we

a3DAGUERRRnT&PRo OF Wat CooL. - We
have received dsgutrreotype likeness Of
Wat Cool, the king OF Western Virginia
GuerrilIas, who was captured by Captain.
Noses 5. Hall. of the Sd yirFinia Reqi-
nent, half "a mile above Addison, On, The
Eli River. ia Webster county: Gaplain.
Hall bagged tue whole party, consisting 81
four gusrtillhs, on their way back roma
narauding expedition into Randolph e ssi {.
ty They had seven stolen horses ID Their
possession. which they had taken from
I'm. Dyer on the Friday previous. Thew
robbed the house of sheets, Blankets.
clothing, and even the finger aud ear rings
and breastpins of the women. one Of ~.
party, Matthew Corbit, contested All abopt
the matter in his examination before Dol
Harris, and was confirmed By the stsstt.
mony of the parties robbed. Aftet ioorbltj
had acknowledged everything, the balance
Of the prisoners made q clear breast Of the
whole matter, acknowledging their guilt
in this particular tansaction, but DENYING
shy completely in any Others. Cool q nvsI.
siI feet in height, is over sixty years old.
sPd is three feet across the shoulder 9.
Capt. Hall is shreWd, keen, ,edsrgetic
officer, untiring in his efforts. Heshas
been very successful in capturing many
acted guerrilIas. twas he Who captuted
Chewing, the, man who murdered The
brother of n. O. Arthur, of this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

e3rA HIGHWAY RoBBsRY.-Abou the
coolest robbery We have Iatsl5l beard Of
vas that committed in the HempfAld Rail
Aosd Tunnell, adjoining u city, on Friday
last Me- c. smith Who Lives 4 short
distance east oftoWn was coming this way
through thstaunei when he met stF6 men,
que carrying y gun, going in an opposite
elFsetioa. opese ths &C assePp and en-
tsfed into 4 Conversation With Mr.S, when
&as other seized BIN from behihd and he
Eas Instantly r66S5d 6f some sa2 10 mo-
The robbers ran away and although
Tue whole police force Of the city Started IN
pursuit nothing has ystl6se1 heard nom
them. 3 i'' .fs5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
oHEMIoAL1WRITINq FLUfp

z Ksats4o sistE MLD8 N 80
LAUGHIINs BUsHFtRLD, wheeling, Va. 90
,tlI.is Fyz-f5q Sf,1
~ y6ITNNn an Ink that will not ads, us tue
y CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II yea want jOt lSSlt1nk' use the sa ss.S
oHEMIoAL WRITING FLUm. sft
II you want Ink that apys freely, p8e the
2 lAtsi1 0HEN1oAL WRITING FLUID. Is.
II you want Ink that viii not gum, uss the iif
cHEmoAusWRIIG69R LUED. "a sea
Il you want 5 B6tttf Ink tLan ArnoId's, usS ths -
cHEMIoAS WRITING FLUID.
Ifiyol want 20 y home hSritds tbs s
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
II yoatWant % saIS money bay thsdi .fr,aS
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II you want to please your customers, buy the !.
~. IS 1uUAIfWR TTTtG RLUIp. ~
II you Nalf 4 ekear, a ven d F6od ink, Bay tAs
lisa i'd suHRA4pA1tRRITINGR FLUID.
Al the Caplt6l inWaGhihGtnn City They use TIE
CHEMICAL WRITING RLBTD.
At the Capitol Of Pennsylvania they use the -.
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID,
AZ Es5lftl 20 Ohio they tlSstths y z
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUD, 45
At the Capitol Of New jersey they dsS tie
CHRAIICAIlNRITINGF IHTDs
Attic Capitol Of Maryland they use the ne
oHEM1oALNHtTINGR LUID. rsli
At the oapitOl fVitginia thsyiulo thSF ~ asta
CHEMICAL YYRIT1AGRLU1O.
Fifty cents Il the retain price for quart Of The
CHEMtUAE4WRITRG1h UDse4 =
thirty cents Is the retail price for pinfs Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUD. -
rvoaty esnts Il theFst price hAlf Pints q the
OHEsiICAI. HElsITINe Fhup.
Ten cents Il the retail ptcS tor quarter ptna q thl
CHRlfIoALRRITI1,GF LUm.sa
yhoiS.ais aeaiers are entitled to discount ~ the
'65HESn6AIs WRITING TLufD. - !.
Rapl orI Who want an iuaSlllhie lax aholld qss ~
oHnu0AIi FRITING HLuIp.
Nr.-.hspts ShS want their book u look well ausi
~ tbo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| All GoyernmOnt oGlelall aAQqld NE the -
CHRSuoAis WIITtsG TEum.
An county and city iolicial1 lllould,usA ID ~ ;
cHElnCAI WRITNa FLUm. ssss
Rvsyv one hist WTites asy document Ihoald Hss
bAUeHIISs . BusHEIELD,s 5s5
y .1ot 4 ny s. ON ~ ifTna 9LUID1
a. 49, as- In z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
Z Cob IeIiilvl q lIVEinolIefte -

+ 2 l81LTIll1aE, Mar siE-.i .ldispstsh inst
received here, says Col. De Forrest. 1rff6
6ie egtnent 'of lie III al CsyaIry. IS
adEanced bayon5 iaft5 !. ia rs t5Fis
this uof1ihg that Col ZsaiS {, st Win.
chester, Wo1ndsd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

1--7Sos a -lJNo A. II. Adnnas', NeifS4
oiTSst, if,yep wish e - tAe =, nd
e5rs.tv "a cioths, caltimeres And iSes,t9gs
80 9 IS Us q hSSllg, ass 2. tlls
49,. 49, rlas iato coat4 P.1ts e7
~ - s. yol want 1sit e
q up n tho Hist ~ :.
agIIltllsallhip.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

a. FR4WbtbR FGstfFAGy2aThers will
be a Strawberry Festival at washington
Hall on Wednesday evening next forlthe
benefit of che 4th Ward N. r. Church Sab
bath School, See notiseslsewhsss.aeH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
WRIBINRl FLUu,

Z AUalll.L Z no IDS ssis5rStid VII.
lpg = m ~
glly2 NS!s 4 10. 10
llQsllll ltllll - 81 = i ) ! - = q t-555I1
~ = - il4sEl.5 1as, -
W. lL.REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

80 4 4 Iss;.s :. - - %A49B9ss FeSQgnt-
sauee' omftted TO require him to to 1 taEe
.ns eath Of allegiance, Judge, Jack.
son being i'd the city on satnrdsy a..
tiqsd this omission, when Ng, Hughes be.
Ing called upon resdssdto take tbe l osIb Is'i
BE was accordingly eommtttedto iails
b0-A DRsPERArE FIoaF-4bon, 70.
o'clock ON Saturday might, during III h 81 I
" storm, two men, accompanied bya doz.
en- on mora others came ont 81 81 dri6 biiE;gl
saloon, on Main street between Monroe anS
Qaineysand proceeded 70 dghk out Z lauSaIf ls
rel which had Commenced In the establish
menta They fought some tifteen 81 twenty,
minutes. One ofthe men got the finger Of
ma antaEonistinhis mosth aud achawed,sit
IKE q bull dog. The riotous noises we're
heard amid the storm 90 aud aro6algt.aa IA
alarmed everybody oathe square.
GS%@T4kisa@ I o0i1tT.-soveral w..l.
ago:eg man BY the name Of Grimm t,tools,,ls
valuable coat, belonging TO another guest
fso9 the Psmberton House. sou tsatnrtI,7
he came to town for the first time since the
ts9 ' 81 Of the eePt, and was arrested BY on
Ger Fender. AS Grimm claimed to have
ta . ! the coat by mistake hsa was permit
ted to compromise the matter by paving
tas costs and 2 4 the price Of the eoatQl soa
., 68-A Ham oHRl.--4A. man named Hal
PIN was arrested on Friday evening 10 for
g certain riotous and aisoEdsrly, conduct.
He was lined S5iaad costs, upon the pay paw
ment Of which he,maaifested rsbsllious
disposition, aud among other things, tool took
officer st. Meyers blythe. neck, For this
he was tdmbIsd into Gsootner and fined AZ
additional ssl dollar. all ofsVhish he paid.
RS>HEAVT sToRN.-on Saturday night
the. heaviest rain storm OF the season pass.
cd over this section. The storm was &C.
COMPATIBILITY terrific thunder and vivid.
and continual flashes of forkea liehtnipr.
The aforementioned until one il 3 cl6cI YES
teFdsy morning, when the clouds dis
persed, audths supitoss upon 4 clear sky.r
FSER4E bhbaY FEsFtsA1 There will,
be Strawberry Festival at Washington
Hall on Wednesday evening next forltbe
benefit of che 4th Ward N. r. Church Sab
bath School See notice slsewhste. I
D@rTHE sunny sogFHrTbs steamer.
Sunny SOUTH which has been lying idle
here for some months, was sold on satur-
day BY WV. shfiyet, to Mr.. Rusk and
others, Of Cincinnati, fog L, 1000, ye,, 4
bOMORs PR1soSEas.-The following
prisoners were brSaght Into the city on
Saturday Gad confined in the Atheueum. q
iR Mary Green, Braxtoh' eo. a HoA 81
Job W. Daniels, Randolph CO.
Jesse W. GoddinS 10 ~ gag ~
Wm.HoTliu, FSs
EzraP. Hart, ..
Z ..gGeoi W.. Ward. g gi
And. OhenoWeth, I"
VIM. Clark, A. xou
Step. IS! CLARK, Is
Jacob 0henoWeth Sc
John +. Carol, GteAnbrfsf co. .oH =.
Addison Watt, Braxton co,
John NJ. Shields ~ i = Fa4
Richard Dean, /"
Andrew Wilson, q
,gaBsJ- Mills h 2lA
WIN, Knight,
Houser A, Halt. ~ 81 ~ nan
CHEMIcALiWRITINq FLUID
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

il6e Gonfes Hons liid sIiee OF
~ Sas - IN Invalid
p,h,,.,,.a 81 tSs bSh3ht 6il 5 { warning ana
.s1t,oT . wong ma NhS SuaSr ifoui Nsryoaa Do
hIIltv 6tnrS Decay, Sc; supp lying q ths sa1e
~" the Il ssltCaFd A =, cured
hip,,lfsfsr belps mt e ,gssat s1sEesse shEease
,sli.sls iliSn and quleksgy. ~ eRsle a{ z
~ n. 4 S;5fl,el. NATEfk tl1Hb NANIAIlti -
81 81 Gs -, YOlz. eEa-lyess.
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81. LOWS, May 50.--BFfg Gsls Sehohela
,coGinsu diug thu Aissonris Stafssmilitta fs !.
SUD e enefa order tatlh that hSEeaftef
alfgpeEil sesi and m 4EiLp ders In tiifs STATE,
lhelseaugh tln. arms eugag ed 10 their dn4
laWtli re, will De shot down on the
spota aud ~ eItiEeas give ter ar
etioa 20 tlese outlaws, Of Who tail 70
give All nSststlnee IN their DOVER to the
military anth6Fi lies 81 de sctfhg and bring.
lug them 90 PuuishmeatS, Gili be- e Faftled
and treated g aiders and abett0rs and be
treated asStiminals &. s'g 6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

1S-coSTRABAND- GooDs.-A large box,
supposed to contain clothing Contributed
By the seeessioni4ss of this city, is detained
the Express oaice by,order Of the; Pro.
TO's MARSHALL, Major Datr. The box Is
directed to Mrs. Mary A. Thurman; wife of
Allen Thprmnn, Columbus, Ohio, and is
supposed to be intended for the rebel pris{
et'at Camp Chase, es4 aes1,.ik4 y =
We believe there is no objection here to-
contributions of clothing for rebel prison.
eF'' provided the contributions are made
Sllh the knowledge and consent Of the
military authorities, but this shipment was
intended 70 have been made IN ~ secret
manner. Instead of being shipped % the
Federal authorities At Camp chsse, they
TeFs being shipped to the wife!of a'notori-
Gus rebel Sympathi1er,i i. and the Provost
MARSHAL very wisely put . veto on the ar
FuEemsnt. -: ia.szs sssa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

IHrom the Daily EXPIRES. i1anclataE,tPa.I - 81
U1tIelIlOAIf ygRITiMG III UID.s Z
ave are indebted 70 Measrs +. Barr 6 Ca 81,
suppl sRiias ktB6shASlR an artirle ,e.
.havoBeaa nalng eaeiasiynly Tor TIN yearpast 90 q
sit e manufactured At WReStIug WSst tiffEinia;.
bye am Vhose ISyaitS lsStl fsr = moment Wiye4sdl
-in - Nhoss lie Hish 66npiIns nj "a
could N9ald b to ~ that Il l q dndihs. =
ffee, g tnllalng aud Permanent a. their Ink With
atsilufels " naitS thiS tss6td sssiss 81 81
l5s thls I.uID hectnss, hft6r sih totulsnt-
"a with many other black dsyiess : haze fSuii h
eYsEE lpeet % anygtheF, either faFsirr
or home make dn enco 1Eo65anpe Il the 6tst aIil
fndit n -. = r Il GA y 49, =
sad - J. q on 3 o. gs,i ~
X - q Red y lSrilfs - ~ -
~ Jos seEaf6s, 50 -
And Book E66 EllIy, : e - - ~ NM
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.g @IIIEagaHIh.I...
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
rom Corihfh-.Richmond
reported Evacuated and Memphis

QSeefFe4. ifiss5 s,r- .5r5-r,e -rr, .,5:..5,,
CoRISTH, May 30.-It is now ascertained
that the evacuation Commented night be-
iorerlass the enemy, retreating soRthward-
y nnt4 the fsil56e bridge WIS 1a
when they went % q and' Jdhoti6 81 Is
?ouihWaFdlys Some aides aud several cit.
liens remain here The citizens inform Us
that Richmond has been evacuated and
Memphis almost wholly. deserted, all the
stores being closed with the exception Of a
few grOcetiet u 8A . sFE q NHO3
1t is ascertatned that Van Dorm had a
band of Indians under him.
! G9li Jackson reports fading, the road for
seSef4 milsS stree b with jkiap saeks Ra9gi
decentralization.
The woods are foil Of stragglers, who
aEs Psi4E eF9qght Gin ag f9stas possible
There are probably between tWoSadd three
Almostslhe entire 18th Lopfslana ReRi.
ment is In our lines now, from ,desertIonl
and recent captures. s.,9..'5a..8.
The Federal telegraph line Was com
plsted here tonight. s ..',, =, 1T
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16rTaE Sunny sopFHrThs steamer
Sunny SOUTH which has been lying idle
here for some months, was sold on Stature
day BY WV. ShfiVst, to Mr.. Rusk and
others, Of oinctppsti fog 5000, 81, i i
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! sPECIAL NoTICFs.
aBATcHRLoR.s. HAIR nIYllIla
.IAE BFsr I1N ERk .IRo RkI1.. =. 3.

az ilst sLHE BEST IN TIE iTP0RLD. ~ r.
:, wILLIA4 A. BATCHRLoh.s cslsbratt IIiir Dye
produces COLOR not to be dstingu iShsd ro NATURE
yArrAnt "a not % ipjdfe the Hair In eltet rem.
m eASets % bad dyes. ana the
RAirfw iits.s CRY, RE, or RUSTY HA1R iRstapt.
" tuFns sptnat Black or Brown, leayingthe HAT
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

1SeCONMITTED TO JA1I.-In Saturday,
mornings issue We Noticed that among the
prominent seeessionIsts arrested on FRI
day, was eT-Judge Thompson, who had
been permitted to go home and see his
family upon his word of honor that he
would return and report At y stated time.
Re reported on Saturday mStliAg, and
having refused to take the cath Of al.
legihucei was committed to jail. Ne I'M
d'rstand the Judges position to BIZ about
As fOllOWs; he i5 required TO take an oath
% support the Constitution ofIthe United
States and thereStored Government Of yir-
gnia. The Judge claims that the ire.
''oredp Government exists in violation of
The Constitution Of the United States. aud,
aat' being required to takeathel twoioaths
1ogsthsF, he violates the one in assuming
the other. @ aa2 6fif
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

DS-HRAyY sToRN.-on Saturday night
the. heaviest rain aLormlof the season f psas-
ed over this section. The storm was ac-
compauiedJ terrible thundeF aud vivid
and continual flashes of forked lightning.
The aforementioned until one di ( q el6ci YES
terdsy morning, when the clouds dis
psrssd, andths sun rose upon "a clear slsy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

G3-A SECEssEoN AMAZON AGAIN IN Linz.
SO--sHE REsrsFs TIM SonD1ERs.--Mary Jane
Green, a young woman ofBFaxtoh county,
who was brought to this city some months
hgO. charged with carrying her skirts full
of letters to the rebel army, and who was
released some weeks $50 apen solemn
promise to 60 aud sin DO note; was re.
turned to the city on Saturday morning in
charge Of guard. This time she. is
charged with destroying the telegraph
wire built by the Federal army. On e..
way to the Atheneum the malignant vira-
go broke away from the soldier who had.
Aesin charge, and strucss one Of the guards
in the breast with brick. She conducted
herself in such a violent manner thSt che
had to be secured, thrust into carriage
and conveyed TO jail. n41i-e,,
Mary Jane e apparently yet in gHer
teens, but she is one of the most deter
mined and violent Febs that has !tpFned up
in these parts since the breaking out Of the
rebellion. iss5 q
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LIST OF LETTERa

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TIE "A ~, 10 y 81 Actor coli4f Z
he 6istri5e SR a sR Bsi5.ed in
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

The Austrian troops are reported to have
occupied the line of the Lagode Garda.