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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
Morning, juno 125 1889.
Notice TO man subsorI6era.=
p-LEIB's Boox-In. Cam. ob,s T,.;h,. |

.
@-LEIB's Book In Capt. Chas. Leib's
Book, Nine Months in the;Qnartermaster,s
Department, we ind paragraph abopt
Mary Jane Green, with portion Of Wboss
history many of our readers are familiar
Among the prisoners sent to Clarksb,,ro
was u young girlot seventeen. named NnFv
Jane Green. Sue resided ia BraxtoU Coz, ~,
", and, for u long time, was engaged n
carrying mali between Sutton. the conn.
" seat ofthat county, and the rebel Damn
on the Gauley. SheWas illiterate. Derfect.
" fearless, aud cordially hated the ..Yan.
kee vagabOnds, as she termed the Fe6arof
troops. She was noted for her profanitv
and when, wtththe rest of the famiIS. she
was arrested. cursed and sWDre like 4 pro.
fessional blackleg, or horse racer, decIar.
ing she would have the hearts blood Of ave.
y "Lincoln pup" in Western Virginia.
The real cause Of the war, aud the effect of
Secession, having been explained to her
brother. he expressed a desire to he ner-
mltted to take the oathIof allegiance, say
ing that he had been misled, Mary lane
became furious, forgot all sisterly affection
she possessed, denounced him as a. coward
and swore that he might take thoioath. mt
that they could not make did 3AboIitions
list Of her. When on her way 10 Clarks.
burg, in charge of Lieutenant GeoF0a a .
ONeal, her language was such, he declared
as to almost disgust him With the ar
While confined in prison, she abused nass5i
ers-6y; shouted Justify for Jeff. Davis and
the Southern Confederacy, and swore She
would have the heart of Gen. Rosecrans II
she were ever released. Kindness did NOT
move, and affection was thrown away ub.
on her. The Secession ladies, who are re-
lined and intelligent, deeply sympathized
with her, butpermitted the Federal officers
to provide her with decent apparel, which
she accepted, although coming from those
whom she regarded as her persecutors.-
The people residing in the neighborhood. OF
the Jail felt relieved when sheiwas sent 10
Wheeling. Arriving there, she was taken
TO the principal hotel, and treated with tie
greatest kindness was neatly clad, and ON
promising that she would try to do better.
was released, aud home obtained for her
in respectable family; utfalltpg in with
as ever. ss -.
Mary Jaae went back to sBraxton but
could not possibly behave herself. She at
tempted to destroy the telegraph wire erect
ed by .ne Federal authorities and was
brought back to this city, only a few days
ago and confined in Jail, where she now re-
mains. She assaulted one Of the soldiers
who had her in charge, striking him in the
breast with a brick.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12


rEcoNoNY Is WEALTH.-Save your
money BY buying the saponifier, or Con-
centrated Lye, for making hard or soft Soap,
one pound will make nine pounds of good
hard Soap or nine gallons Of beautiful white
soft Soap; also Bqhbitts coneentratedPo Pot.
ash, BabRitts Celebrated Soap Powder, or
washing without labor. Warranted to
take the stains out of Table Linen aud.
Napkins. For sale by Reed 4 Kraft. 8
PgRI4Y YOUR BLOOD by using Ayers sar.
saparilal, Lindsey's Blood ssarcher, Ro.
backs Blood Purifier, DR.. John Bull's,Im-
proved Sarsaparilla. Seoyill's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alternative or Brent
ltpger's Fluid Extract of Sarsapari.le and
DandellioR. For sale by Reed 1 Kraft
BWrhaveIs Holland Bitters, Arnolt's Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters, HooHand's Ger
man Bitters, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Saptord's Liver Inyfgofator, Kenuedy's
Kraft. : - =
SirJames Clark's Female Periodical Pills.
EotFs Pills, Todd's Pills, Ayers pills.
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills, McI,ane's
and iJayne's Pulls, kits Worm Plums,
Frey 2 yermifhge,f White Wash. BFGshes,
Scrub Brushes. Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail aud Tooth Brushes In
great variety. For sale by
% REID 4 KRAFT,
'fiS-ssiFo Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

WAsnISGroS, June LITTLE Treasury
regulations heretofore declared respecting
the resumption of interior commerce with
the points rescued from the rebels remain
unchanged. Shipments may be made to
Memphis and all. other places in possession
OF the United States forces, under the OK.
tstIug provisions to prevent aid to the enc
my, and subject to Inspection aud control
by the military commanders at the points
ofarriyal and destination.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
TeIeRrapll MnrIset..

BALTINoEE, Jpne 11.-Flour dull; sales at Ss,l2y;
1,2O. Corn steAdy. Provisions dnll, Whisky aim.
at PC. Coffee steady at 49, <B9oke.
CLscINSATI, June 1l.-Plour unchanged and dull:
no change In Grain. Whlsky in good demand at l9c;
an advance was asked in the morning. but not Oh.
taIntd. PrevlsiOns quiet and dulE some country
mess pork sold at S10S no demand whatever for ba.
con or bulk meats lard iu demand at ~ but none
Offering. GrOcsries uncnanged: quiet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

WAsuINqroN, June LITTLE Secretary
Of the Treasury,iD a letter to the Committee
on Ways aud Means, says that under the
law $50, 100000 demand Treasury notes
receivable Tor customs, have been issued,
ana S9O, OOO,00Os in notes not SO receives
bic. The outstanding amount is, therefore,
$4,000, 900. being the entire sum here.
tofore authorized by existing statutes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
11rGREAr RusHror. NJ. Z. .j,s,..n..-

E 80 49, ssVslI FVlN OAFT. LGlB'9 BOOR
-"Nfne Months tathe Quqrtermaster,, "a
4e9a 20 e. supply is exhausted, bu.
wiz have another lot to-day at noon
Price 90 cents, or So cepts by mail. R. O!
Graves & Co., 7s Market street, agent for
the city. l, ssSS sS ~ 'O'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
WASHINGTON HAT.I.,,,

WE-E@o WASHINGTON HAI.L...Mrl
2. 3 ~ =, FRAzRR and Mra THOMAS, the mo-.
certain principles in nature, rHURsDAys P5TS'I,,
the 18Th 'inst5 by moving piece Of wood without
material connection, according to the nnsynrs'ss,
Eisa q any one In the audience, and teIn1 tb.n,
what they are thinking about; also instantly snhn
eating the faculty Of strength In any p.r,on ~,
mental exeFtion commonly called charming. e.
For particulars see programmes. stsqt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

AyFA FET LoT PF HoAssg.-ws have
had occasion once or twice Il snssIl & az ~.
mean loellq74g hPrses locking to the Gov.
eminent stables. but yesterday we saw A.
captain I'm DoWniug's stables as atius 4 lot &
hoFses as Gamble brought together, x The
PaE. q me country. These horses were
ppFenased by Mr.. 7. H. Davis in MuskinE
gum Licking aud Guernsey counties Ohio
There Is no doubt among horse man nv.
thai horses such as these are FI much chez !.
e snea the geOmetFical style of animals
which we.haye before alluded TO- -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
From Washington.

WAsnRGToN, June LITTLE hiIlfor the
collection of direct taxes in the insurrec.
tionary districts has become law. Itpro!
vfdes for the sale of real estate in certain
cases for this purpose. Where the own
ers have used their land to engage In the
rebellion, after the same shall have been
struck OF to the Quilted States at yentlue,
the CommissiOners proposed to beappoint.
ed may lease the same under such repula-
tons as will secure proper and reasonable
employment, and support at wages or upon
shares of tue crop of such persons or fun
lilies AS may be residing upon the land.
q The proceeds of the leases and snles are
to,b be paid into the Treasury, oue-fourtll of
which amount shall be paid oyer.to the
Governor of the State wherein the said
lands are situated. or his authorised agent,
when such Instruction shall be- put down,
and tie people shall elect Legislature and
State officers, who shall take au oath To-
support the Constitution of the United
States, and such fact shall be proclaimed
by the President, for the purpose of REIN.
bursting the loyal citizens of the said State
or for such other purposes as the said State
may direct; aud one fourth shall also be
paid over to the said State as fund to aid
in the colonization or emigration Of any
freeperSOns of African descent, who may
desire to remove therefrOm to Hayti, Libe-
ria, or any other tropical State or colony.
I Secretery Seward left to-day for New
York, to be absent several days.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Commissioner of
the State Depar tment, will take passage for
New Orleans in the first steamer.
a y g. .-a|.7 ~ u .raa d i r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

ST. Louis, June IA gentleman just
from Corinth, who is cOnyersaut with mSt-
tiers there, says Gen. Buell., with 60 900
troops, embracing two divisions of his
own and all of POpe's forces, were at
,Guntown, in hot pursuit of Bishop lPolks'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

"a EcLIPsE OF rHs MooS.-A total
eclipse Of the moon was adveFtisSd to take
place last night. We didn't SEQ il, bnt We
are authorized to state that the duration of
the whole eclipse was three hours and
seventeen minutes, aud during sixtF-tWo
minutes the moon was wholly immersed
IN the shadow Of the earth. The eclipse
began about midnight, and ended about 4
O'Clock this morninF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
sac Of Land in Marahail oonnfu=

S y SHa5 y! ingelrP%oPlb e5H
John Wilson .nd In ohSnceEy in the Circuit Court
Benjamin Reid. -. = ''.''' SSuH' y, tlFS
pUnuance of the decree Of the aid Copyt ms,
ln t9is cause at the Spring Term 1S82 the unsT
o tSa s Sheiin q the said county q Marshall Will
BASEBALL county sell for ready money to The birbsSt
t'l Gest the tract Of land IN the bill men
Mone1, Or snlhcency thereof to pay tie sum ~
Two hnndIe, and ynine dollars and t,Eent "
81 gea!s with Interest from the first day Of Amin
y tne year OF our Lord eighteen hundred nv
anu dollars and twenty-five cent?
OF tis suit together with the costs Of this MI
and the fees Of the Sheri for nlaing
US sale and such other costs as may be- ,s
% making such sale. The said tFct IN fan'l
tract mentioned In the bill aud pToceens In
ny case Containing nnety.one acres and SeysStesn
TOE same tract Of land situate in AiarshSii
county, virginia, which said benjamin. Re.Ii ,S,l
I've, bounded by land q james Wilson, TSomHs
9It anu others and which was conveyed IN MD
ik5 al % ssi9 Defendant, john Wilson, by deed
aateG the hIst 'lay Of April 1885, di recorded In
thS CLERK ONCE of Marshallcounty, aforesaid! "
q, 10, ~. J. REED.
!eH7SO4''A&W Sheriff for MarshnIl Co., Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
Missouri State Conyention...-Ab.
gtract Of the Bill Disfranchising


JrFFERsoS CRY june j O.--Tn. the Con.
yention to-day the bill defining. the onsii-
locations of voters was passed, by vote of
42 ayes to rs nays. *
The first section of this bill prevents all
persous who have been engaged ia the "a.
bellion since the 18th of December last.
from voting at any State election hereaf fer
The second section provides that before,
any3person shall be elected or appointed IN
Office, he shall take oath that he has mot
during the present rebellion, Wilfully taken
up arms or levied war against the Uniled
stAtes' not agaiqs the Provisional q otern-
ment Of Missouri, NOR adhered to the enc
mics of either.
The third section preseribes the penalty
for falsely taking the oath, that which Is Of
perjury. IN
The fourth section contains an oath NJ
allegiance, which is required to be taken
by the President and Professors and Cura.
tors of the University of Missouri: bv an
bank ofieerss BY common school teachers
Who are paid by public money, by school
trustees, by officers of incorporated c615.
panies, and, by licensed or ordained ,nreacb.
ere before performing tue ceremony Of maT.
rage. The penalty for not complying IL a
hue OF not less than $l00 nor more than
1 500 To take effect in nlnety DAYS.
Ihe htth section requires judges and
i clerks OF elections to swear they will NOT
receive nor record votes from persons Who
have not taken the oath.
The sixth section authorizes tho le0isla.
tute to gEppeal orimodify when expeiient
the ordinance for continuing the present
Governor, Secretary of State aud Treasnr.
or In office was taken up, which elected =
/ spirited discussion. = =
A substitute was offered TO continue The
whole Provisional Government and most
pohe all elections until the nevt Cs;,td,.,'..
l;tesias elect or, and an .amendment uropos.
'od.agth etlElng the Governor 70 order An
election, # be thpuglrts the welfare Of tbe
/ STATE reqpired ii, before 1884 bnt vftbSSnf
eomt1g 70 z vote the Convention adjourned.
NE;7 y6,;.5'J,s = ~. 49,, ,..i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
Battle Near Port Republic-The la
Virginia Holly Enpanadl q :

~. =
A4AURA,s Var Yape 1O.-W4sHINGToN,
June ll.-ColOnelC arrollcommandinp the
4th Brigade cOnsfsting of the S4th Penn.
sylvHniA and LIST Virginia, altogether abont
4 1900 strong reached Port Republic on sun
day. made areConnoisanCe and found the
enemy in town. had skirmfsh and con-
clqded to hold the bridge and ordered Il
not TO be burned and put guns in position
commanding It. At6A. N. on Monday
they were opened on by some 40 heavy
guns, placed Ia position during the night.
09r forces tried to reach the bridge re.
peatedly to destroy it, but were met my
/ storms IF bullets, and had to retire.
A large cavalry force crossed aud at.
saSked our troops, while their infantry
Iollowed, our men opposing them at every
step, often driving them back with heavy.
loss, put the number after Gen. Tyler's.
h5lgade arrived were so much inferior to
the enemy, theirs being at least s to i.
Our position was so untenable that IL
was Impossible to hold It, aud we were
compelled to tall back, our boys fighting
every foot of the way.
After falling back some three or four
miles, a cavalry force was sent to attack
as, opt were received in such manner as
70 compel them to retire, when the engage
ment ended, having lasted Ave hours:
Our loss In killed and wounded is not
lnoWn, but it is large, as is also. that Of
the enemy. II
We lost large number taken prisoners.
Colonel Carroll's horse fell, ipjarinE the
Colonel very badly. Captain Reilly, OF
General Shields stat, was badly injured in
the head. BE has the praise of all who
saw him lighting. Colonel Buckley, of the
goth Ohio, was badly wounded. His men
charged three times to get his body but it
was carried off by the enemy.
General Ashby, of cavalry notoriety, was
positively killed during the eight at the
Bridge over Middle River
Capt. Kiogh charged with body of cav
airy and held the bridge some time during
a.teFrible storm of grape.
This was one of the most holly contest
ed engagements of the whole war, as indi-
Gated by the loss compared With the num-
bers engaged. They fought like demons.
LATER.
Two regiments from the First Brigade
arrived in time to assist in covering the re.
treat of the Pioneer corps. Col Buckley
has arrived wounded
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

THERF were about eight feet water
~ the channel of the Ohio yesterday, and
: rising. The steamer BostoGa left last
evening for Cincinnati. The WoOdside
sna Altamont appear to be lying in wait
i0f something to turn up. The Silver
wave with a new coating of white paint,
was at the landing. The packets between
,nls ana other points are all making fegu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

.
GdeARREsT AID EsoAPR OF AN ALLEGED
swrSDIEa.-some time ago a Mrs. Kennal.
living on Market street, made complaint
before Aid. Mcoourtuey, charging j. W.
Wheat and Lee Harris with taking from
her house twenty dollars in Treasury notes,
and making away with the same. On
Tuesday evening officer James st. Myers
encountered Wheat on the street and are
rested him. He was taken to the Office Of
Aid. McCourtuey, and after remaining
there short time stepped out Of the deet
aud disappeared, and has not been heard
of since. Wheat denied taking the money
as charged by Mrs. Kennal. He aud Har-
Fis and Mrs. Kennal had some sort Of a
game Of cards, and all the money taken
from the house was won in that way
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
CHEMICAL WRITING FGUIp
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r you want an Ink that viii not h.le, use tho
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If you want a Jet black Ink, use the
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If you want lux that flows freely, use the
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II you want Lux that viii not gum, use the
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II you want a better Ink tl.an Arnold's, use the
cHEM1cAS WRITING FLUID.
II you want to patronIzs home merits, use the
CHEMICALWRITINGP FLUID.
If you want 70 save money, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II yo1wnnt to please your customers, buyths
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
If yop want cheap, e well a. good Ink, buy the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
At the Capitol in Warrington City thay use the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
At the CapitOlOf Pennsylvania they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of Ohio they use the
a7 CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of New Jersey they use the
9 Sc-4 CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of Maryland they use the
4. CHEMICAL wRTTINGFLUJD Z
At the Capitol Of Virginia they use the -, u
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Fitty cents Is the retail price for quart Of the
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Thirty cent? Is tho retail price for plnts Of the
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Twenty cents the retailp for half pints Of The
oHEAu0ALwRITTNGR FLUID.
Ten cent? the TetalprCe for quarter plnts Of tn,
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Wholesale dealers are enttled to discount ON the
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Banfer1 who want indelllble Ink, should use the
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Merchants who want their books 70 look vel mus
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An Government officials should use the
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BUSINESS NoTIGEs

sseCso down % a n! Asiiauas 8. Mo- n,
water street, Il yuu wish 70 see tl,s ma ma
sEeateet variety - Cloths Casaimsres M, ysSttD..
ssts es0sqght y 1he % Yhetilsa, ana "a I'd
lowest prices, made into Coat, Putt sn5 V.s,s
G and examine Tot y6urself II You Slnt 4 M n
Ssethes made Up In ths latest fashion and ,np.,sst
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

/ sS7KnIED.-Arnold tzteJ CLARK (eo l.
oFed,1 employed on the Cadiz arm Of ,Ss.
atsnoenville & Indiana Railroad, was ac-
cldentally thrown from the train on satur.S
day last, and instantly killed. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

b8RUNAwAr AcCIDEsT-A MAX XIII
rD.-on Monday last, two horses attached
to q wagon loaded with lumber, ran away,
on Boggs Run, few miles from this city.
The driver, German, whose name We
could not learn, Clung to the frightened
horses for considerable time, but was
finally thrown out upon the ground, when
piece of the timber struck him upon the
breast, producing injuries from which he
died shortly afterwards.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

. = ~. ~ DIX 9. June Isl The United States
gunooat Caynga, hence for New Orleans,
mas returned IN IN eleAky condition. 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

6 BosIoa, Jnne i 1.-The rovsi ste.r5.,,;n
pes led this morning Tor Liverpool,
WITH Z eugers aud S21, O00ifh bpe6Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

Rs 'ArrIval OF. the steanGshIp; AfrIea.
HALIFAX. June l 0th.-The steamer Afff.
ca has arrived, She brings liverpool dates
to the let inst. ses~s5 81 E54.si
The French army in Rome is to be rec
duSed to q single division.
! The 0onserEAtiIeSStn Ratli6nents are
mastering their forces for the purpose OF
upsetting4t6e present Ministry, on the re-
treuchment question.
L 81 ri sE0oND DIsPATCH. ~
sHAIIFAx, June lO. AThe steamer Africa
left Ltyelpoot st 10 O'clock A. NJ on, ths
31st. Isii.s ;sii7s..i els j.. - Z, a.
The British Government, at the request
Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, has
ordered two ships 70 be got ready for the
purpose of making q further survey of
both sides OF the Atlantic
The o! s. Consul .as Paris has issued n
notice that no further applications can he
received from foreign officers for commits
sious in the Federal army.7J q4s
The Turks are reported to have gained a
great victory in Montenegro.
2 Bafing,s circular reports American se.
II sislfiss is.is sls3f $50 ssss.g Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
LATER.

Two regiments from the First Brigade
arrived in time toassist in covering the re-.
treat of the Pioneer corps. Col. Buckley
has arrived wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

The Rebel Steamer Nashville.
NV YoRKs june IL vices from Mas.
.saus n! Pr state that tho rebel steamer
Nashville. was still At anchor at that port
on the LIST Of June. So
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

"a PERRY HAYS Ann slIcoT.-Thess
two notorious guerrillas, who have been
maraudins throughout Calhoun and adj
joining counties for the last year, were
brought to the city yesterday, in charge of
Capt. Baggs. They came Into our camp
under the armisties granted BY Col. Rath-
bone, aud inivisw Of that fact, 1t il notEyet
determined what viii be done With them.
G0=DRoEHnps-A little news boy nam ed
Ben Blair, vas drowned ia the Ohio River.
q stepbsnyille, Iast Tuesdaysey ming.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
Union Meeting in Norfolk Cover.
all5 nor Peirpoint to Speak. !.

union meeting In N0rt0lk-C3OVer-
s1l nor Peirpoint to Speak.
BAIFIMonE, June II.GThe Old Point
boat arrived al 6:l5 this morning. She
brings the following intslligence
FORTRESS MONROE, June lO.-Thc wealth
er y unusually severe for this season of the
year and SO continues.
The steamer Do1isiana, with a number
of wounded, will sAil for New York as soon
as the weather Is fayorable.l RI j
The prigateers. who have been on board
the Massachusetts, since her. unsuccessful
tripiup the James river, were this morning
transferred to tho steamship Fulton.
The Fulton will take u lotof wounded
TO New York as soon the weather permits.
The steamship Belvidere ran afonl Of
the British steamer Jason, this morning,
carrying away one wheel-house aud Il. part
of her upper works. The Jason was not
much damaged
The Port Royal returned to Roanoke
Island last night. q
A grand Union demonstration by citi.
zens Of Norfolk and Portsmouth win take
place Tomorrow. Cow Peirpoint and 9TH
er distinguished speakers are expected TO
be present.