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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Special NOTICES
BATCHELoR,s HAIR nYF
EHE RRgF IN RHR WoRLD

ZEE RFSP IN ZEE WORLD.
WILLIAM A R4TCHELOR,s eslsbrase,f I4afr IN,
produces color not 70 Be alltIg u6sli ini nas1l.
gaEr4ntsd not 70 iliura he Hair In TIE Issat rlu
stP4 the N seeta Il bad dyes, aud InVifuratsS TIE
tlAiFt nis. GREY, RID, or RUSTY HAIR Instant
y turns splendid Black OF Br0Wn leaving the Hair
SOts Aud beautituE Sold BY an Druggist., &c.
- The genuine = signed WILLIAM A RATCH
EL0fa, 81 az J5,.s- ska y eLeE baz-
FACTORY Me- 81 Barclay street,
CLaa. 80 B,Oa.lasuy a..I Is ss.4 SKI -s's oEz'
my5t-IE-d&W
He1mStreet'S lnimItable Hair Re-
St0fatIYe.
This b ths original artieIe. % long known for pro-
noting . hlxHrtant growth q the hair, aud rSstor
ns Us original color however gray. Sold az the
Medicine Depot, 209 Broadway, n Y, and by Al
Dragsigsa. my1s-im
- READEas yOQ eau have an enduring, Away
ready, aud reIiabJs COIN Pm, exactly adapted o
yong haud and style At writing, WhIE wa do Your
writing vastly cheaper than steal Puna II YOU
want g, SSs .Rhs Pen & 1lIshtiar man ne sword
y 9l9saeE e2lnnlIa. nha5
The Confessions and ExueFisnGa az
an Invalid.
PublE1asl Tor the bansae and a. 4 ylFr1if,- lnlf
oantiOu q yoang mun wins suffer nom Nervous IS-
hliity, PromltlFl Decay a.; q he saus
dine de msauEof sslEcurs. b one yla Iis,y s,,i
himself Gflur being pus % great expense through
mpdieat tmpnsitiGn and quaalEafF BY s1uip-la,s 4
drlsL onVSl0pai lEsGEH err INV -
had % ne author, N.ATHANInL Ma YFAIR f.I
Bedford. KingI Coz New York apS-IytSZ
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SaplIg oe Eaa3hli,l, BaShasIdir ~,
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bya nm WHOSE 1avsr Tor = moment yHVor-i
and b Whoss patElotism tas Ii hest eompIIuluat re
coll pag Epuld b q az that IN ~ Fannins- a.
ff9es e king ard Pruaaneus =. tAslr IaI. With
/ which W. make til Fsoarl
@Wlaul1 th1 BEuED beeaasa5 altar bdinr, torment
"a WITH many other bIet lsvicls We have fu1d Il
flpsriqr u every respect toallT aEaE siiiill il,.n
GF hunle nakss aud henra pEpnouncl & ta bost nd
most I9llAbLa IN the mlEEGE.R - afse X -J
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

1lCAlRo June s.-Three distinct sboeks Or
Of an earthquake WAS felt here to-day and
also At di9eIeut points north a. far as Or.
oanaG. No damage done as tar as ascer-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
New Goods! New Goods!

THIRD ARRTvAL or
ISPRING &SUNila ERG00DS
Nv aE9 POW realizing oAr Third Seek q anrbn-,
4a slnll!isr Goods, g he latest aud most q
bought . 1at nal1 e ouE
can o,iar tldueemeufl n6e 70 b 6oand ei1avghSTa n
&c elsg. 9 WdttA respectfully inVits buy1F5 p,
~ 49,, "a. = GAIL COOPER 3 1ElIHHNEE,
New Wall Paper.
SSHcoaD sIOCK uf nSW ana easa4Il wan Pa1o--
~ tult Ioeaig1d and f6E 1lIo By - : :
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N.Y. No.l9 l[ourOs 4.
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LAND PEA6IFEEl-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Telsgraph markets,

b1LRntoRH, June s.-ElouF & yeFy dun. wheat
qlLietS 4ales - Sl,6S@1s6 tor white. Corn Saisf.
a ofJ = ss ioE yellow whisky steady. Pr0yi'ols
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

B-READEa, you sau have an enduring, Away
roady, aud rsllabIs COIN PM, ozactIy adapted o
your HAD and style At writing, WtIasi vI do your
writing vastly cheaper than steal Pens. II YOU
Eat g, .ss .Ehs Pen & 1lLstar IMAM ne sword
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

NE, sR sRo q 7+tss dags. !. Basss
- stlp llaE..q llStiiol al.diIltlsr.
KuOts 0f people, hos aad- aatI-hOg ueI.
stand around up0a de sEFSet eaFnets en-
gagged IN discussions with lfsgiS lllltlY sud
in hostile dsmoalil..,iilla md lill words.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Heimstreetss InimTtable Hair r
StoPaffYa

ms y ne original article. % long known for PR
noting illxHrtaat growth OG the hair, aud rostor
as " original eOlors however gray Sold az Ia
Medicine Depot, 209 broadway, n. =. and bv 3
Drug1ista. myts-in,
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
LOCK HERE!
Tax Payers Take N0sico

THAT shall attend ut the various Town
l. ships of Hampstead County on the follcw-
ing davs for the purpose of collecting the Spc
cial tax levied for the relief and support of the
families Of volunteers i'll the Confederate States
service. who are in INDECENT circumstances for
the year 1862 viz:
At Futon-Bois Dare Township. on We'd
ucsday and THIN sday the 18th aud 18th of
June.
At Spring Hill-Spring HiIl Township. on
Friday and Saturday the 10th and 2ist of
June.
At Centreville-Car Township. on Tues
day and Wednesday the 24th AMI 23th June.
At Moscow-Missouri Township. on Friday
and Saturday the 21th and 2Sth June.
At Cuttngham's Storc-RedLand Township,
Monday and Tuesday the 30th June and LIT
July.
At NashvilIe-M:re Creek Township, on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday the sd, 4th
and 5th July.
At Columbus-Saline Township, on Monday
and Tuesday the 7th and Sth July.
At Washington -Ozan Township, on hrrs-
dav. Friday and Saturday the l0th, llth and
1.th July.
At which times and places l notify every
tax payer to meet me prepared to settle his
volunteer relief tax.
Persons who have not paid in provisions or
supplies to their respective Township Commits
sioncrs will be required to pay their taxes in
money. This being a matter Of the greatest
Importance to the destitute families of absent
volunteers it is to he hoped that all tn x payers
will readily realize it aud promptly come for
ward anil settle their taxes. Their wants mus,
be supplied hv those remaining at home, who
will reap in common the fruits Of their has.
bands and sons victories,
r,ua f.,rwarl nrgmptlv and moot the call.
T!lOS. II. SlMMS, Assessor
and Collector liemp.tead Co., Ark.
Washington, May 9th, 1862. 20-6
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
The WOMEN OF THE REVOLUTION

THE WOMEN OF TUE REvOLUTIoN.-
There is nothing more striking IN the
proceedings connected with the revolution
now iu progress, than the part taken IN 1t
by the women of the South. They are
bearing their full share Of the burden,
and performing to supererogatiou, duties
they have undertaken on the Impulse Oh
a devotion and self sacrificing patriotism.
In sharing the privations, and assuming
a share Of the labors essential to the hnal
success Of the cause in which the country
is now engaged, the ladies Of the South
have not forsakcu that gentleness OF de-
meauor. nor those retired aud modest ha-
bits that make them SO engaging and 80
loveable. What they do - performed
uuder impulses that are kept within the
sway of propriety. with the calmness OF
we'll regulated reason, and the circum-
spectness that flows from good sense.
They have al! tho warmth Of patriotism,
and the desire to render personal service
in their country's cause, that distinguish
ed that miracle of her sex, Joan Of Arc
But they have no wild imagioings. no
mystical dreams; they hear % strange
voices calling them to their country aid'
as did the inspired Maid Of Orleans. For
the women of the South Of this day 70
know their country requires their aid Il
enoush--they need no other CALI Ns'
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
Mustard and Red spcDppr,

TNHE Major General Ccmmlniing, directs
= me to appeal to the patriotism Of all
flrmcr'. and urge upon them the Importance
of planting quantities Of Peas or Beans. Mus
tard and Rel Pcpi cr. The troops must have
vegetables to eat and some condiments with
which to season their meat. We can rely upon
no source Of supply for the wants of the army,
hut ourselves. Nha. our own people 10 not
raise, we must 10 without Cut nfr from the
east bank Of the Mississippi river, n, supplies
of rice can be calculated upon
The general response OF the people to the
action of the Legislature. proviiInG for an in
creaScd production of hreadstuif- shows that
their heart j. in the great struggle, and that
1T is only necessary to call their attention to
the wants of the army to have them supplied.
JOHN G. PALMER, Major
and Chief Com. Trans-N IS. Dist
June 9th 1862 23-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
ARMY SUPPLIES.
BacOE, and a,inur.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this office in the city of Little Rock. up to
the 18th day of July, A.. d. 1862. for furnishinr
for the Army. One Million Pounds of Flour.
AM Two Hundred Thousand Pounds Of Bacon.
to he delivered at the city Of Little Rock. The
privilege will be reserved Of ordering the de :
hvery OF any portion of either at Arkadel?hia
or Washington. Arkansas, or other point south
OF Arkansas river, upon giving due notice.
No higher price will be paid than the tariff
fixed by General Orders No. 4.
The contractor will be required to enter into
bond with approved security as required by
law, and bids will he received for any portion
of the above articles
Proposals should he endorsed Proposal.
Tor furnishing Bacon, and Proposals fer
furnishing Flour
JOHN G. PALMER, Major
and Chief Com. Trans Mississippi Dist.
June 5, 1862. 2o-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
Peas! Peas! Peas!

" the Pea or Bean. Owing to the neglect of
planters. during the past year. there are but
few in the country. Let every planter put in
a large crop this year The army will require
thousands of bushels. The planter who can
not find any sale for his cotton, can find ready
sale for Peas, and employment for hi negroes
in gathering them.
wish now to purchase Five Thousand Bush
els of Peas or Beans, for which the highest
market price will be paid, in cash, on delivery
to me at Little Rock.
JOHN c PALMER. Major
and Chief Com. Trans Mississippi Dist
June 5, S62.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
Caution.

WTHEREAS, the undersigned. on the llth
w day of February, 1862, executed and de-
livered their promissory note, payable one day
after date, to q certain Allen focum ios the
sum of seven hundred and ninety dollars,
through mistake. This is to inform and fore
warn all persons of the same. ana cauuon
them from trading for said note, - tho same
will not be paid.
E. KINswORTHY.
April 2, 1862. lzo
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
Red Pepper! Fed pcppcr,

T WISH to purchase Twenty THOUSAND pounds
l. of Red Peppr for the Of the army
for which n fair pric will be paid delivery
TO me at Little Rock
Sealed proposals for furnishi- the same are
invited.
JOHN G. PALMER Major
and Chief Com. Trans-Mis sissippi Dist.
June ), 1862 22-3w
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
II G e &c g., .

Rl a resolution and order of the ss4zEsE..3
ID Board of Directors of the Mis-
siSStppi. .OUachita and Refs Riycr
RalirOad Company. Of November 27th,
1861, am authorized to sell anv lands stu
nted in the Champagnole Swamp Land Dis
trict, (sold or granted to said Company by an
act of the General Assembly of the State of
Arkansas. approved 18th day of January. 1861 J
Said lands to be sold at a price not less than
two dollars per acre, and to receive in payment
therefor, Bonds or money of the Confederate
States of America. and War Bonds nr Treasury
Warrants OF the State of Arkansas. and to exc
cute deeds to purchasers. All persons having
pre- -emption claims upon any of the said lands
are hereby notified that if said claims are not
redeemed within ninety days from this date.
their rights under their pre- emption will be
forever barred
JAS. TUCS. ELLIOTT,
Pres. NJ, Q. s. r. r. Il. Co.
Camden, Nov %, 1861, 47-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
C0NSCR!PT NOTICE.

CAPTAINS belonging to the Sth Reaimen,
" Arkansas Militia are ordered to parade olI
the Conscripts belonging to their respective
commands at Washington. on the 30th dav Of
June, 1862. at III O'Clock A. NJ, for the pu,
pose of being mustered into the Confederate
service, with such arms and ammunition as
they may have. Bv order Of
DANIEL GRIFFIN Col Com'nr
and Enro'ing Oficcr.
Washington, Arkansas, June l9 1862 o..
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
Ninryac! SOan!

I WISH to purchase Two Thousand Gallons
l. Of Vinegar. and Five Thousand rounds ~
good hard Soap, tn be delivered at Little Rock
Proposals for furnishing fifteen thousand gal
Ions of Vinegar. and sixty thousand pounds
of Soap arc invited.
JOHN c. PALMER. Major
and Chief Com. Trans Mississippi Diet.
June ), 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
A e. A II Id .

uAplNG this day reconvcyed to Mr.. NJ.
III WlSEBERG the Store House, Warehouses
and Town Lots on which the same are situated
IN Washington, together with the Stock of
Merchandise remaining on hand, recently pur-
chased of him, and also assigned to him my
Books Of accounts for Merchandise sold, and
all Notes, Bills and evidences of debt growing
out of said business from the date of purchase
to this day he is therefore hereby fully rein
vested with all the right, title, claim interest
which may have derived from him in and to
said Storehouse, Warehouses and Town Lots
and MERCHANDISE on hand, and he alone is
authorized to collect and settle all debts created
in my name at the mercantile establishment
conducted for me hy said Wiseberg.
JOEL d. CONWAY.
Washington, Ark. Dec. ~, 1861. soft
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
NOTICE,

To the Stockholders of the l.. a. d T..
Navigation Company:
A T the solicitation of numerous stockholders,
IL will defer the commencement of the work
to some future time The call will not be re-
quired to be paid at the time mentioned. Our
State is now invaded. Every man will be re-
quired to be at his post.
c. NJ. HERvY, President.
March 18th. 1862. 3
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
IsE.. s. III. HARVEY.

HAVING just returned from the College of
Ill Dental Surgery in Philadelphia aud hav-
ing associated himself with one Of thc oldc i
and most skilful Dentists in the State, and
having acquired complete knowledge Of the
different styles of work, and the latest i'm
provements in the profession. feels safe in
saying to the community at large, ho is fully
prepared to execute work in the most skillful
and approved manner.
Washington, April II, 1861 Il
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
Rive! Rive! Rive!

7 WISH to purchase two thousand bushels
L Of Rye. for the use Of the army Of the
Confederate States, to be delivered at Arka-
delphia and Little Rock.
JOHN G. PALMER. Major
AMI Chief COMFY Trans Miss. Dist.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
Notice.

EXPEcTING to be absent for some time in
u the army of the Southern Confederacy,
hereby give notice that meanwhile my wife,
Judith J. Abraham, is fully authorized to
transact any business for me in my absence.
JAMES ABRAHAM.
Rondo, Lafayette county, May 8, 1862.
17-2
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
NOTICE..

TNHE undersigned offers his services to tie
L public in obtaining Deeds from the State
of Arkansas for Lands sold by the Federal
Government prior to 9th May. 1861, and not
patented up to that time. Also, Deeds for
Swamp Land ent' les made either with Scrip or
Money.
TH0S. II. SIMMS
n. B,-Always found at the Register Office.
Washington, Jan 4, 1862. 52-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
= OTs6E,

4 LII those 70" whom we advanced gold and
\ silver in 1850, '6l and '62 are Informed
that the can now pay it back in cotton. wheat
and war bonds at the market price delivered to
us in this place; and that the books of Will
liams & Logan must be closed positively in
short time. Also that all goods remaining in
store are at the risk of owners. and must be-
taken away or they will he sold for charges
". I. II. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Camden. March ~. 1862 lost
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
TO The Travelling Public
NOTICE..

L WAS committed to the Jail of Pike 4
county, Arkansas, on the 3Oth day of S
IL December, 1861, Three Negro L.
slaves, who say their names are BEN, DICK
and PALA and that they belong to Jefferson
Herd, of Ashley county, Arkansas. and say
they left him about five molths since. The
Negro man Ben, supposed 10 be about twenty
two years of age, about five feet in height, of
black color. The boy Dick supposed to be
eighteen years of age, about five feet in height,
of copper color, and has Il scar above his eyes
fnd nearest the right eye; also scar on his
Fight knee. And the boy Pala is supposed to
be about fourteen or fifteen years of age, of
eopper color, about four and half feet in
height, and has on or near his left eye
The owner of said Slaves is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
said Negroes away, or they will be dealt with
as the law directs.
WILLIAM GILMER, Sheriff.
By WM. R. SMBDLEY, Jailor
of Pike county, A,kunsa,.
Dec. So 1861. 52-6ms
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
MRS. A. M. BLACK,
RESIDENT ARTIST.

washington, --r~-r=-,. Arkansas.
. prepared to furnish Portraits in Oil, from
NE or ambrotypes, Qife sze) in the best style
u lhe Art, nnd garrented in faithfulness of
,11pIesentati9n; also, Parlor FIXTURES in Oil or
tOcnomatlc, o at low prices. Portraits OF de-
soldiers taken at $25 each. Terms cash.
~, b'--fhose wishing work in her line are
n, 1nNieu 10 call ut the residence of Rev. Is. b.
0i1ck' and examine specimens.
Jan. %, 1862, 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25
WASHINGTON
LIVERY q SALE STABLES,

HAVING made large
ntz!s+Isslzssy additions to my Sta
Ess3aG>t3 bles, | would say to AITS
nv old patrons and the travelling - 4 q
nublic. that am prepared to feed and take
81 of Horses
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-25

s~ Gsn1 Hsbert has dsclarse nsFA y"
over the State Of Texas.
The New York herald., 1862-03-14
Personal IntelIigencc.

Major General Fremont and family left the Astor House
last evening and proceeded by the six O'Clock train 10
Washington. The they have been occupying win
be retained his Intention to return TO this city
Monday next.
Capt. VIM J. Baulsin, who commanded tho gunboat
Whitehall at Newports News Sunday, arrived at hts
residence, No Atlantic street. Brooklyn, yesterday.
Col Z. W. scrrill passenger by the Oriental from
Port Royal special bearer Of dispatches TO the War
Department.
General Hitchcock and r. A. Morse, Of the United
states Army; X. skinner of Chicago; g. W. Sprague and
c. Amory Jr., Of Boston, u. A. Wadron, of Cncinnat
l. H. Neprer Of Troy; G. spooncr Of Connecticut and IT,
r. Blair, Hartford, are stopping at tho Ifth Avenue
HOte.
Hon. C. H. Van wyck, Of Sullivan county; Hon. Arnasa
of Philadelphia George Jerome " Detroit. aud s. Y.
learned or Pittsded, stopping at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel
A. Brown, f. NJ Jordan and y. W. Werts, OF Philadc
phia: r. NJ Canheld. Of washington-J. NJ. Palmer, Of
Boston T. L. Douglas and whe, OF YoWcrs; u. r. Atwood
and NJ NJ Rhodes, OF Massachusetts stopping the
Iafarge House.
Genega A. C. Tlven, OF Monticello; IT. y. Booth, Of Chi
cago j. Dexter Of Cincinnati; j. b. Dubois Of Bifalo
g. stevens of Massachusetts; G. r. Dmcnd, OF Iowa.
A. Iech J. Westcott, &. J.. Cobb and j. n. Bates, or
riam. Of louisville, are stoppi4 at the Metropolitan
| Hotel.
Hon @ Dawson OF Albany: Captain Iawless, Of vii.
,nngon Del: W H. Payne OF Baltimore; J.. r. Marsh,
o Boston: r. r. Williams AMI T.. r. Mtsh cf BufaO: -
Eiacl an, cf phi ads!phi1: r. Cook, 0i Kingston H. w.
kng " nf ,ew Yuk, and T. u. and 7. Vi, lsie Troy
| ata stlIaing At the AGior House
The New York herald., 1862-03-14
The Nnyv.
THE GUNBoAT VICTORIA.

THE GVNBOAT VICTORIA.
The United states gunboa, Victoria, which will be
mebered as the tender to the frigsis Niagara during
the ing Of the Atlantic CABLE and which las just been
entirely RENTED with view OF adapting her TO the
xgsacies was pu, commission at the Brooklyn Navy
Tard yesterday afternoon, at one O'Clock, by Captain
Amy Captain Of the POST The following list OF tde
ofacsrs OF the Victoria
Acting Master CCInmondinq-J. d. Warren.
Acing M1Gu-Afrcd Eversop.
Acting Axistoai Pavmoa.r-if. S. Bradford.
dc'isp Masters M1'cs-B. W Tucker, W. H. Mayer
G. d. Howard.
acting 0seoad 1ssisian! BG,neer-T o Webster.
Acting 7hd i5sisidat Eagitee,sJ. ". Barran, r. j.
Gillespie, r. a. Hurd.
In the report OF the bombardncnt OF Roanoke Island
which appeared the Herald the 18th ult. in whci
ths United states guuboat vdetts took prominent part
The names OF tho principal officers omitted The,
arc follows
Lieutenant C,mmondipg-John T.. Foster.
Fir.t Offco-T A. Vars.
S.cond CGc,r--P. A. Hrgns.
LieR,eEant # Nrriass--Benj. y. Baxter
J,ifof--TaylOr G. Newburg.