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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

New YoRKs June ga special dispatch
to the Tribune from Memphis says it Is be-
lieved here that most OF Beauregard's
army is in Richmond. The first through
shipment of cotton to New York was
made yesterday, comprising 200 bales.
These shipments will continue to be daily
made hereafter. t5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
Additional Southern items.

MEMPHIS, June 21.-The Grenada Ap-
patch. = 1879 ~. d
i"AioNTGoMERy, June l7.-Geu. Beaure.
gard and staff are on the way to Richmond.
We hear that a large portion of the army
OF the Mississippi will soon follow their
general.
"a sufficient force will be left, with the
invincible Bragg, to check any steps to-
wards the interior by the yandals under
Hnlleck." - f6
The Charleston Mercury of the 18th
says: q ~
'The Confederate loss at Secessionville
yesterday was 40 killed aud 100 wounded.
We buried on the field 14O Federals and
took 40 prisoners,'
Special dispatches to the Augusta pa
pers says:
ga severe skirmish took place this NOR.
ming on James Island, four miles from this
city (Charleston). Five regiments of Fed
erals, with artillery attacked our batteries
at Secessionville.
ates. and with n few hundred troops re-
pulsed the enemy three times with great
"The enemy fought braveiy, but were
i'onryictory is complete. The enemy's
loss is supposed to be about 400, including
3Oprtsoners.
"Ouf loss ID estimated at from 90 to 100.
s.The attack may soon berenewed. The
Confederates are much exhausted by the
previous Smelling of the enemy day and
might for week" - Z =
-a.a 81 e. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

s9eTan RA1r.-Allgday yesterday 4
steady, serious sort of rain came down
andthe sun neveronce was visible to the
naked eye. The farmers say that the ae.
qpeOus flutdliis administered in rather
large and too frequent doses for. the good
of the growing crops. g hs'ls : li's =
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

HTEa THOUSAND DoItARs 70 RH Dis
TRrAuFRD.-The ten thousand dollars
brought home by Mr.. Jacob HornbroolS
from the members Of the First Virginia
win be distributed to-day from tho store Of
Geo. K. Wheat to those to whom the sey-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

=W0uLDx'FT AKE Ira rather queer
sort of a genins, engaged in the building
and repairing Of Government telegraph
wires, was taken prisoner by guerrilla
party, not long since, in the mountains of
this State. BE was told BY his captors
that if he would swear to support the Cow
ernment of the Confederate States, they
would release him. The telegraph chap
replied that he had lived pretty hard life
for about fifty years, aud had used a great
many oaths, but had never been able to
support his own family, and he didn't think.
that a single oath would enable him TO snp-
port the Southern Confedsracy. He vas
released, audis now engaged in his old osS
cupattOn, in which he has rendered. efficient
service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

bBTHE Chaplain Of the LIST Virginia
Infantry will leave for the regiment, via
Frederick, washingtOn5 and Alexandria
hospitals, this tuesday evening. Let
tiers for the regiment eau be left at the
store of Joha Thoburn, corner Of Market
and Quincy streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

B8-1N ToW7IS.-Lteuts. Jas. A. Lewis
and John Craig, of the First Virginia,reg.
imeut, are in the city on short leave of
absence. They are both good soldiers and
clever fellows.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

D8-A Row.-On Saturday night q row
occurred at the beer saloon of Girls. Wag-
ner, on Market street, during WhiCh'a man
named Lee Bradley was badly beaten, and
got an ugly cash cut ia his headb ~ : la
ger beer glass in the hands Of some onei0f
the party. Last night a man named Bait.
zell and another named Cady, were arrest
ed and taken before Aid. McCopFtnsy upon.
the charge of participating in the affair.".
Cady paid a fne of some six dollars, but
the other appealed his case to the County
Court. ziss.Fs5 i.sat :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

RN-THE Fnsr VIReiNIA RE0INDNT5t-
Welsarn from Mr.. Jacob Hotnbrook, who
has returned from the camp of the First
Virginia, that George Hlll, of Company F,
aud Wa. Turner OF Company HI vhoweye
reported missing, have returned to the reg-
iment. Amer the battls Of Port Republic
they wandered away aud were Afterwards
arrested by Fremouts command and sent
to Shields iiVislon, where they weFe recOg-
nized as members OF tbelst Virginia, and
were, of course, released.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

As-NIne Months in the .Quartermas-
ter's DepaFtment,6 On THE ClANcRs YOR MAX.
INu NIILlION, by Capt Leib, book that every OIL
Ger and soldier should have d wen Is evSty citizen
ofwest Virginia. Price SO cents, by mail, post paid
or 20 cents per copy at our st ORC. Dontl to get
copy. r. o. GRAVES 4 COTS Market ST., Wheel
ing, Agents. je2-2t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
EsrGuEnalLIA Runs ISTo ,RlVnotpu

e.
E9GuERalLLA Rams INTO RANDOLPH
CouxrY.-Two MEN KILLED AND oruRRs
wouxpEp AT MILITIA MusrEa --Aronw4v
ROpHERlRs.-G ueieil.a parties have recent.
ly been perpetrating all sorts Of ouiragss
in Tucker, Randolph and adjoining com
ties. Last Saturday week u number of low
al men met on Leading Greek, in Randolph
county, to organize the militia under the
restored government. Whilst thus engaged
a mounted guerrilla party under command
of one Bill Harbour, notorious desperate
rode down upon them suddenly aud fred
into the crowd. Agood Union man named
Whitman Ward was Instantly killed, as
was also secessIonist named DIR. Han.
shaw who happened to be present. Two
or three others whose names We co uld not
learn were wounded. The militiamen scat.
tered and most of them escaped to the
woods. Harbour andihis out-throats pro.
ceeded on down the creek, where they cap
tured prominent Union man named BENZ.
l. Farris. They then tGrned about and
went through the mountains towards PEN
10 s. 1 r :
dIetOu county, taking with them about
dozen of the best horses in the neighbor-
hood belonging to Union men They took
Pants with them for dozen OF more miles:
when, after taking his horse, watch aud
money, and abusing him pretty constdera-
bly, they turned him loose AMI told him 10
find his way home.
On the Monday following, another party,
under Zeke Harbour, brother of BilPs.
came down from the direction Of the DRY
Fork country, on thieving expedition.
Zeke stole few horses and lot Of goods
aud money from different parties, and then
followed the mountain path taken by his
illustrtOus brother.
About week before the occurrences
above noted, these two Harb6hrs, who at
that time had their forces united, made
raid into Randolph aud Tucker coun-
ties, and robbed the stores Of a Mr.. Nc
Laiu aud Mr.. Hart, Of a large
lot of valuable goods and about $500 dol.
lars in money. After this outrage, quite
number of seCessionists in Randolph and
Tucker, who4Were snpposedto begiungaid
and Information to the guerrillas, were
brought to this city and committed to the
Atheneum. s
A few weeks ago, as it lswell known, the
Federal soldiers, who have been stationed
in the neighborhood of where these outra-
ges were perpetrated, were removed, and
the guerrilla parties took advantage of the
absence of the troops to commit their raids.
The HarbOurs are supposed to have rem
devious up il tue Dry Fork country, from
which they operate in all directions, and
in which, owing to the position Of the Fed
erAI forces, they are comparatively secure.
We learned yesterday, however, at the State
Department, that a portion of the Tenth
Virginia Regiment, Colonel Harris, has
been sent into Randolph and Tucker Coun.
ties, and the men have been SO disposed
as to prevent the recurrence of any more
raids.
B=wouLpx'FTAKE Ir.-A rather queer !,
sort of a genins, engaged in the building
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
Southern items.

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MEMPHIS, June 2l.-The Mobile Nelps OF
the 10th, says there is nothing in the cap.
tnre OF Fort Morgan, no mention OF an at
tack being nude, although some naval ar
rangements in progress at New Orleans
were considered as aiming at that point.
Adyices from Vicksbrirg to the 9Th, by
demonstrations had been made by the
Federal feet since its retirement. Several
gunboats appeared on the 18th from be-
low.
A report says that $1,000 sderal troops,
With gunboats and transports, leave Baton
Rouge on Friday for Yicksburg.
Col. Slack stillsretains command. of the
Board of Alderman, Mayor, Recorder and
all other city officials to take the oathiwith-
IN three days, or they will be. regarded ms
sympathlztpg, and be arrested and treated
as traitors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
pa5-THn FouaFh q I57,l fVF7s57=,7z-=

will be found The names Of the gentlemen
appointed by the meeting Of THURSDAY
last upon the Committees OF Finance and
Arrangements. The Oommittee Is CON- .1IT
posed otithe right kind Of material
men who will make the celebration 90 IF
:. eau De made to go at all. We hope that.
our people will extend to the Committee
= J, all necessary favors and heartily Sec
=, .Aelr efforts in all respects, for unless.
the Committee are backed M y, The nso
PIE their efforts will be Poyerlsss towards.
the accomplishment of theidesired object.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

CHICAGO, June 2s.-The majority in
So counties against thsinewi Constitution is
1900. The II counties to hear from give
"a Democratic majority in 1860 Of about
Q, 800. The three negro propositions are
adopted. The bank clause is yet in doubt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

REV! Jas. Warren, Chaplain of the Goth
Missouri cavalry arrived at Pennington on
derof Beauregsrd. ! he left Jackson, Miss
on the 18Th. BE reports that the State
archives and ali public aud private proper
y are beng removed to Columbus. Fl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
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So y q 4gs1 s.
AFTERNOON n DISPATCHEsS.
Aoqpittal Of Gen, Birney.

SAvAGE's STATION, June lS.-As will be
seen by the following orders, tho recent
nrtmaTttal instituted in thecsse of Brig.
Gen. D. B. Birney, for alleged misconduct
Atithe recent battle of Fair Oaks, has hon
orably sexhonorated1 him OF the within
charges aud be has agaip resumed cons
maud OF his btigade AS we have pfevf.
gusly stated, we bad the most entire conf.
dence In the ability of the General to dis
prove the charges upon which he was ar
rested, and the final of the matter shows
now correct we were in our opinion,
Brig! Gea1 D. B.:Bansys TIE co uimAnttl. I.
tHng General has approved the proceedings
OF the court martial acqnitting You and
has ordered Gen, Heintzelman to release
you from arrest and restore yoplto the com.
mand Of your brigade. llft1 S5iE
By command. S. WILLIAMs,
+. Asst 1Adi't Gen'l.
HAD QU1RTERs sD DIt1s1oH,' SD CoRPs.
CAMP NEAR SEyEN PINEs, VA. June 10.
General OrRer No. 2l.l f.5slE3i 5lll
Brig. Gent D.sB. BiTney: Having been
returned to2dutywith all credit, you: will
resume command of the Second Brigade.
CSignedl P, .KEARHSY,
Brig. Gen. Com'dg Division.
On the back Of this order was thu follow
ing, in Gent Kearney's handwriting:
Z General Birney: 1t gives me great pleas.
ure to put in force the within directions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

aS-RuSAWAY. RapaWays are beeSm.
ing SO frequent as to call for the enforce-
ment 9fths ordinances in relation to leay-
ing horses standing loose in the street. A
pair OF horses ran away yesterday On Mar.
ket street, breaking the old wagon to
which they We're attached into IAN Infinite
number ofdemned small pieces" One of
the horses was somewhat injured and a
great many people were badly frightened.
s--- --7=----.s - - Z q ?
8rsER1Ous FALL.4Ah old lady by the
name ne OF Of Plqammer, in attempttngito get out
Of wagon yesterday on Main street, miss
ed her footing and fell upon3the street.
She was picked up by i bystander and
found to have sustained severe internal in.
jurfes, from which, owing 20 her old age
and infirmities, it is feared she will notlre.
cover. 3 sa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
Bloody Battle near Charleston The
City probably ours. a Fl

y E@SSSSesSS SS@ASe tte'f = -t741
FoRrREss MONROE, June %, $3.50. p. NJ.
The steamer Melamora arrived from City
Point last night but too late to send dis.
patch through. s..
The Richmond papers of Saturday COM
tain brtet account Of bloody battle,
fought on Monday last, between i've Fed !.
eral regiments and battery of Parrott
guns, and parts of four Confederate regi-
mSnts and battery.
The battle lasted all day, with heavy
loss on both sides.
|. The Charleston Mercury said that the
battle would be renewed the next day, and
expressed approximations for the safety of
the city. in consequence of the great ex-
haustion oflthe Southern troops and the
loss of many officers. 0a,iFa
Generals Evans and Pembertnn compli-
meats the troops for their bravery in
standing under the shells of our guh6oats
and batteries, n 80 ~ q :.
The fight took place within 4 miles of
Charleston, and from the tone of an editor
ial of the Mercury, 1 should thlnk that the
rebels have been cut off from retreat BY
our guuboats. If this be so Charleston,
must soon fall.
The dispatch. says it can be no longer
denied that Jackson has been heavily re-.
intorced lately, and that the Federal COLI
pmus must either combine or fall back
across the Potomac.
D q i al aa "a YHr
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B0- GovEaSbR PEiRFolNT.-His Excel.
lency, Gov. Peirpoint, reached the city last
evening, after a somewhat protracted SO.
journ in the eastern part of the State. ~
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ClncAao, June 2s.-A special to the hi.
bHHe, from Cairo, says Gen. H!ndeman, OF
Ark, Is among the prisoners taken on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24

!'Onryictory is complete. The enemy's
loss is supposed to be about 400, including
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-27
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. April IS.
FLOUR-The market is firm and holders not Offering
freely suPerhne held at 81 1904 25 and extra at 81
1904 40. The sales 1900 brls at "a 25 for extra
delivered at Aurora, Ind, and 81 1904 so for family
WhlskY-The sales comprise e00bfls at 100 9l6Hc;
the latter price for wagon. The market closed rather
MESS PoRK-A fair demand for mess pork. and Il ia
difficult to buy arstcasS city brands at sIO So and
country at $40 25.
BULK MEAr5-The demand for bulk meats exceeds
the offerings and the market buoyAnt shouders are
higher The sales comprise 800 900 pounds sides at
5c and SIC Tor shoulders sale Of 30 hhds shoulders
Of packed at Maysve, and 900 pounds do loose
at 3c, delivered at the place. City shoulders are
held at 3Nc loose, and sides at 5Kc. =
BAOON-A construed good demand for bacon sldes at
ket smoked. ~ 1N
LARD-Is in better demand, with sales of 600 tlercea
at 7Ac. City is held at 7k@Sc. ''N-'''
SUGAR-Rirm at 6k@9%c.
MOLAsSEs-scarce and firm, and the jobbing rates
are up to 4445c 4s@43c were paid for all to be had
yesterday.
C0FFEE-Dull at ls@lskc'for fair to good.
WHEAT-The demand continues good both from the
local and interior millers and Offering being light prices
advanced 9S3s per BUSH the market closing Tm at 900
VOC Ior prime red, Snd 9ocSSl for prime white The
sales reported were 1000 bush prime red at 9ic $50 bush
do do at 9Sc; $500 bush Hill and white at 100
bushels Hill at c $50 bushels prime white at ST. and
$50 bush choice do a. 81 03,
Observation-Disclosures the liberal recopta TODAY,
holders succeeded In establishing the advance for two or
three days, and the market closes htm at 33c.
OAIe-IneIe ID an improved demand, partly epecula.
tive, and prices are higher the closing Arm at 3lc
on arrival; 500 bush sold from store at $40,
RYE-The market is steady with fair demand at 500
for prime samples on arrivals sales Of 275O bush at this
price; at the close 1t was held at 5l@52c lot of 700
bush sold from store at 52c' -
BAkLEY-The offerings Of prime qualities are light,
and the demand Ia fair at full prices We quote prime
grades remain dull.
HAY-The demand Is light and the market dull at
Oo9H OO per ton for loose and tight pressed on
rival. :.
oHEEsE-New is selling slowly at e@7c according to
quality. Old Is in fair demand at 6G96<o for Western
Reserve and Hamburg, and sKD9 cents for New YORK
State.
BUITER-There is moderate local demand for primo
and choice qualities Of roll but the lower grades are not
2alable equote prime to choice Central Ohio at 800
l4c, and Western Reserve In cheese boxes at l5l6c
DRIED FRUIT-The supply is liberal and prices are
lower We quote apples at 49, and peaches at 697c
per en- arrival The obbng rates from store are 10
per per b above our quotations.
PoTAToEs-There is good demand, and the receipts
being light prices higher. We quote prime Eeshsn.
nocks at SsB4Oc per bush on arrival.
Gdsstte.