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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

49, 3oIff9 y9pNcIL.-A special meeting
Of the City CotuciliWas held iastl eveS5injl
The Mayor announced that the obieotof M
Meeting was toCohsidet the subject GLOW
ing RAILROAD tax, q 81,
Mr.. Brady Chairman Of the Ftna5es
COMMITTEES read 4 statement of the ,co s,iIi
aop otithe finances Of The city. l. .5, 81. 2
Mr.. Brady then read an ordinance isS,
ing special tax, the passage of which bs
sad Easiinsumbeat npon The Council a
order to faithfully carry out the arrange.
'msnt for compromising and rstiEidS tie
ponds OF the city, issued to the Hempaeld.
me Marietta 4 Cincinnati, and Cleveland
ana Pittsburgh Railroad Companies. The
ordinance assesses one-quaFtsr Of one
per cent upon the real estate of the city. and
expected to produce sl2s,566 co. the
smountFequired. The ordinance was pas.
sed. =stss .esI4,. ..s..,t i5t=ii' l'a3Aa
/. The Independent and Hose Fire Compa-
niles Rsksd appropriations to pay debit al
ready contracted. The petitions were
granted. .4.l al saas .1.s994 . ita
Several petitions in relation to coffee
houses were disposed Of, and the Council
adjourned.
10-2A sIo6sD Miss BaowsEow.LTb,5rs
Is young lady named Miss Richmond. re-.
siding near Raleigh whose heroic acts fully
We with those of the famous Miss Brown.
low, Of Tenasssee. Her father is daring
UntOnist, and recently escaped from an es-
eoFt Of FeBelS who had him in charge
Miss Richmond handles musket, rife or
shotgun with = precision and skin fullv
equal to any sharpshoOter, aud ia at any
tame ready to join the clahof which her
father is the leader, Whenever ,itis off on,
an expedition against the rebels. She will
start of at any hour, alone, as a bearer of
Information, and, on horseback, thread the
Wild passes of the mountains, returning
s4omstimesi long after dark from her mis-
sion. From one of these expeditions. she
did not return until after midnight. Even
among the mOuutainesrs, she. is regarded
as a'pro7igy Of courage aud endurance.
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D. Telsgrspla :1iariiEs.fils.z

HEE YoRE, June 2.-RlouF heaVy: SalSS l0o6oaFiSl q
~ $40 A95 for State1a decline q 81 Ei0z q.
OHIO and 80 for southern. Fheat dSeii9edIes
lsalss Ivy buEhels g. sSG 6e tar Chiea Bli1Ss
sales % geo bushels q SS9481Sc Beef quiet lSf,
5Sayy.1 Lard steady At S149s3fo hY dan
cIsc1sS1zI, June 29TIour5 daitii iaibd
noEnin3l enPerhne u fStef 1t Sp0OSf GI e1ffI q
g WHEAT slad6 EFHlSE, but hot bI'l- .
e. red S09s6o aud white p0G 95e Corn ami 81 q -
gat4 nEn AE $50 Rye dplI AZ BE. Mes poti ,tA4 9
.easngea; hgaders teel more eonad6h under H.
Rt8 no god % stleGt hTand8I are bald -
$I0e09n. Bulk meats .uhchsnEod. sidsl soId q
Nothing done Ia Bacon. dEoe6Eiss Inn:
Slolasses s0c Sugar <@91fts Rhd Cones u
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NotIee 81, I'M anlanrll,ora.-

EBAELANcaoLY AcCIDRNF@TWo You've
LADtEs Instantly KILLED B9 LtoHFsiSa {
On Sunday night about l2o'elSct, dufibp
the terrific storm Oftbunipr and iiRhtninre
which passed over the city, two youneals.-
dies. Miss Mary Rillsbnry and. aitss Clsr,s
Goodwin, were. Instantly killed by Tight
ming in their bed AZ the tWo.stOry brick.
house which stands alone on the Island is;i J
opposite the steamboat landing. Thu two
ladies' had retired to bed a fewzmina1tss;.s
before the approach Of the storm, ana II "a
supposed that they had not gone to sleep
when the fatal accident occurred. The,
head of the bed in which tbey.Swers lying
together, stood neqr,s "a ele- window. The
lightning struck the honse between two
ehtmutes, and the fluid appeared to have
divided into three different forks; and 10
pass in different ditscdo4s. The FORK
which killed the ladies passed. In az the,
window near the bed. There crew. was a. a fes.
ther mattress upon straw one, and the
auid passed under the feathers and set the
straw on FIRE. a night cap. sWorn 6y, one,
of the ladies was torn into shreds. and the
lace and meek Of the wearer isomsWhas
marked. The other fork or division of he
fluid passed down a wooden water condas..,
tor which was completely shattered. The )
third passed down a. chimney fus 70 the
lover story, aud:coming ont near the ireg
place shOt diagonally across the ro ,Sas
breaking lOOkipg-glass into hundred
pieces. TheshOck was, of course, distinct.
ly felt by all in the house, and some me mem
Der of Nj. PillsbaFy's family, opening the
door Oftbe room occupied by the girls, the
fre in the bed was discovered and imms-
tiately exttnguished. a.171ist. q i,
The Coroner vas a0t66d 6etbe accident
aud after etaminihE into the case reported
in HccOFdanse with tss above taets.
Miss PillsbuEy. Was years Of ages Mss
Goodwin was %. +. The latter reached this
city from South Berwick, Maine, on satuS.,
day, and was 70 have been married thisI
weak t4s fltiIf r1s5si1sE 800.
latEt 49, -. 81 sfsl.s0 ail-.,.sl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

bSETaE Circuit Court has adjourned
I'LL the 18th inst, at which time a special
.ermtisicalled,14a aan = 11a i ,''itlft" Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.zThs Ruelish
Iron steamer Camarias MAS acSptured Oh
iuharleston oy the us guhboag Huron, afy
She glentiutoPort Royai aud ssilsl tl,.nss
silaap ana We 5Sd Il e & 4 3. :,
gtneer 9oseph Z. Adams ana Asststsnt
kngtpees BOYD Nese iIso iplaesd On boar8
Her. daslsts q & a y1eiii {
c!nes, Enfield rides, saltpetre, 60. She
is5l9E3 md hres PsstspgsFS5 nom
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= Donnie t6rnai OF Saturday sSen-
ing 9 tee stSndiag7 he'd pl Iains
street, and near elS RS stuck
gslishssihE ana spliassrsd.
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nEW YORK, ape steamer Star
~. Vic Iefes ssh q &. battie n T4sT.
oFer Qolrt House, 4 8 ! 2 a a ~ 49,
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Ph4EGSf1rrE ,Jahe 4. S., NJ III sgra,t
line between the prfneipal 5IigSlh.
inRton aud that IN the Capitol bnii - -
inf out order, have ut 3 sISle {,
port 81 9 FoS - s
.elQngtA !, - =; s.5a Sqsl
q lllisz - =. 5sas'f >.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

EkaHIiaIoN, June Dispatches Of an
unofficial character, received frotn head-
ql9e = Of fi13 the RofQfnne, siY
thqt9 jmporta nee and dimehsions Of our
vieteEys ilersas6 e they ere hoaH h66riy
developed. .sslf4 5Sgssi IS ~, r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
BUSINESS NoTIoEs-
Its-Go down Is 4. III aisS,I,I ID ~ :,

- ~ N &AGADIDOlS 24
Seter street. If you wish 70 SEQ the NJ S5d
sateSt variety q Cloths, caSsiHer.s ana ysSt'r.
SHes hFPpFht eIeity q, hseIhR, and a.. M.
egest prices, mGdt into Cab, Fant. IA
yei and aaAnins yetFsel4 rsybu wait aIsaitiof
adS % z IS F.t''. tsh'o4 4 S5. sss.s.
~ ONnOS shss& L Bbott laid 9asv
lessons. ~ aaIYtITIii u -
81. The 'ltabsISF aud The soldier are yerv
liable 2 suffer from the freqasnt changes
OF water and die, 70 Whieh,tbeys are ns s
saEtlY subjected. An elegant aud eRsetaal
preventative and corrective of such results IL
Lcgan's Essenee Of jamaica Gf4ge+. This
Preparation is made from the .pprest ,nn,l
best materials, and Is warranted ieousl 10
any pe| Essence Of Ginger in The market.
'ei2. The best Hair Dressing and Tonic in.
the market is Heimstresfs lHair Coloriao.
Price 81. .i-1I'7, -,
.. No one wishes 70 pay 81 for a cough
remedy, when one equal to the bOst-Dr.
ohePmaD's Hoar6oSaa BqSam-can bss
Purchased for 255eents.;ss 81 i..s.. a. j -,
4 You cannot purchase. sysrywhere.
IaFki5h ESwsls q as French sHd Ansfici
synnges, TFusses and Supporters Of yari-
ogs style, fine Tooth and Hair Brushes :;
Fomadesr Oolognes and Perfumes, in rare
bottles of new and elegant designs; Nars.
ing Bottles, most approved styles; Lint,
Hospital sheetng. Sc, Sc, ar,5.
O. Yon can spurrhsseialI, these articles.
WITH a thOusand Others, as wanted, from
7. =. LOGAN & Co., a Main Street, OF
LoeAS, LlsF & Co.,. Bridge Corner, Whole.
sale and Retail isl Druggists, Wheeling,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

~ RIADER, you can have an enduring, Away =
ready, reliable CON PEN, exactly adapted TO
yout hand and styie ef writing, which WIN 90 your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens! II You
want q, sSOt Ths Pen Is 8llghtior than the sword,
N another column. .fff imh2S :
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TTAKMa THE oATHs-Major SReaFin.
gen took a little scout into the country yes.
terday 70 call ppo1 number ofseceSsion..
lists with view of inducing them totsyeap
little. TheFssait IVES q. olteFspn aud
son were applied tg and took the cath
Frank lawson was applied - and had tak.
en- the oath Mr.. MeAlnrray, quite an elder
" citizen of Triadslphla refused f. take the
oath and EasibrolEhtit 20 town and commit
ted to the Athenneum.a Sc sssst f,'i.ss5. s,
Yesterday Thomas Hughes who hasibesn
in jail since Saturday toek the oath aud
was released. l. s7rs s. b ~, 81;
Dr.. Alfred Hughes continued 70 refuse
and was yesterday evening committed, 70
jail. sa -if -sscai5sf5H -ir..r- -, $50.
INV. Phillips and j. D. DhBOis atSok
aud subscribed the oath sforesaid.'l. z
a number OF Secessionists wishing to
avoid trouble, have come forward And taken
the oath before Msjer Dsrr, before. being
called upon. This is; 10 our opinion, the
visest plan, for Ne believe ii Is The dsterm!
nation Of the Provost Marshall 70 commit
all who refuse! : sslt.ta a.5iff 5.i.t55i
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- q N ----7-----77T-----
W4sHIgGTos. June 1.-The following
despatch .Rls BfsaS jfsessivsd by the va
Department., aintsrepiy To- an sehauiIry nom
Gen. Meigs:i ltlIa'st 5000
ooRmTH, Nay 81 Z II B9adfGgard has
been AZ Richmond, Others have forged his
signature, as have received letters from
him inregard to the exchange Of prtsonefs,
&c,y nearly every daysfor the hast fort.
night - 's.isflg - " - ~ - : :.
The evacuation Of Corfntti comm ene q, on
Wednesday aud was completed on Thurs
DAY night, bnt "a great 'hRste, as an linz
mense amount of property WAS, destroyed.
and abandoned. ~ iif@ ~ i. + !. ~ =
No troops have troops have gone from
here to Richmond, unless within The last
two days. ssit5l III siifall. IN 80
Gsignsd. a, ". H1LrEok, 6l5.
~ 1901 ys Maj Gen. Comdg. e. s.,
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lFTom The DAILY ExprO,-, Lapooster. p,

IRFom the Daily EXPIRES, Lancaster, Pal
,tfCH1slEloAL WRITING ELL !.
t'tES kts Indebted % ii iats IN ~
supply OF LaqghlipS = Bush Ink an article we
have been using exclusively for the year past.
at e naAati,s iltnt IEest virginia.
BY arm WhOss never for hit1lsst yaSsred
end e. yAe the hi tieoaP linsnt ,yss
could pay would b e say that i & a. genuine, a.
fseesa pnfAdlng and Permanent a their mi, viii
which We make thisrecordL tes3 7aa5i5lI{ ~ ~.
ed with many otter black dsyiees, Ne lave found It
superior ID eVery u any 6thoF! h6r frttFH
eE hetnS MAKE ae ~ thu best nd
GAUGHL1NS 4 BuSHFIRLD. Mann z Ifi
sold BY s. q. Or, 8 6Ss't bee =! sifSf.
AZ ~ y q 6fAlt, E aist- - -
-.- - - JoS. 0EtSGs, col
- N Il HelSslYeYs 81 4 n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

,MobilePaPersi Of thes26th found in the
rebel camp g opftath11 contains Dispatches
from 0ElRrIeston. statiHg that THE Federal
Hess had two batteries pstone Riv.
ler, and WeEesEi sbt mils % The 55clty,
where great xoitement existed sii-5.s - I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

He saw Colonel KSnlyi stttIhgpp. in bed,
with q wound ip his head. "A number OF
oflesrs Of the Second Maryland were at
large on parole.
The rshels elainOto hgye taken. tiys thop,
sand prisoners, but from what he saw = IN
Winchester, bsssnpp posed that half that
number was nearer the tEqt6. ). ~ -
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- RGBDp& KRAFT,
''stS-'csntre WheeliugaD rug stores .
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Heimstreet's InimitabIg Hair Re-
StOFatiYe.S

This e the original article, % long known for pro-
noting luxuriapt growth Of the hair; and rOstor
Ing tts original color, however gay. Sold at the
Medicine Depot, 202 broadway, N. Z, and by All
DrngEista. rtf;LE rnrlk.1n,
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~PRoBABLl CAPrI6tRlii Of 4 CAPFAfn or

BSePRoBAB1l oAPFtR1 OF 4 oaPFifH or
TIE FIRsFi vlRgra1A REaiiEnF.--We learn
that Capt. William Millions, Of C6mpshy
C, FIRST Eirgihia Infantry, Was captnred
uear Str6sbufg on the day that General
Banks army was defeated: Ii appears
that Capt, AIlhous, with one OF tWo sick
soldieFsiof his company, whose discharged
he had procured, were leaving strasbarg
on train Of cara, and had not proceeded
far when the train WAS stopped and the
conductor Was informed the rebels
were in. font. The train was Immediately
backed, bat . squad Of cavalry made their
GppearaEces in the rear. The cars were
stopped, aud All on board got out and took
to the aoodd ERoseI Mo succeeded in
nakipg their escape suppose that Captain
Millions Ra5 5takehB ptis6hsE. 8 CO ptln
NilhOuss reaidasSini j iltaFttasStlls OppQ site
this civ inf sitjt5sl ,TEa 80 tssasis1i ~. u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHEIoiR,ssI 8HA q 81 D q 81
THE BFST IN THE WoRLD..'!. II 3.

WILLIAM a. B4EcHE16R,s celebrate "a aniF pyS
PrOdnce9 color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to ipJure the Hair in the leo,t rsu.
sdlss The 81 Of bad dyes, and de
aairforlIGe. GREY, Rec, or RUSTY HAIR instant.
turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
sott and beautiful. Sold by All %. -itu,
81 The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, on he four sides If 1eath 6oz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street;
CLafs2sa Brpaapsy ana q l ssi Ss,y foFlE.
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8g7UelegrapEol.
2 AFllEllRlAl90 DIIIsRAY gEESE !
q. Severe .Enga cement Near ri eh.
mond-Al Federal victory.
FRoM rhs FIEfD oS BIFFIE,

70 ;HloasI 81 ~ !StqHfe,as SeeVsof Var; 4,
We have had q desperate battle, in which
ne corps Of Genethls2 SGnner, Hsihtsle-
p,Ap and ksys ahsYe been engaged against
= Yesterday at one O'Clock tlie "a d IN. ta-
kipg advantage Of, = terrible storm which
naa hooded the valley Of the Chick ahohii-
ny attacked, eur troops on the right flank!
yIasey's division, which was in the first
lpe, gave way unaccountably, and this
caused "a temporary Sohf6sfJR, sdaridS
which W the guns and baggage were left, but
Gems. Hetntzlemau and Katny most gall
lantly brought mp their troops, which
checked khs fpetiIi aRdi6t the shine time
sneceeasa Ry gteRt eksftionsi "a bEihpinu
across SedgeWick's and Rfchafds 6nF s al.
visions, who dreve back sthetenemy at the
point 9fthe beyopet, covering the ground
This morning the enemy attempted to
tepnlsed. iAsi III sEhi51 y
We have, taken many prisoners among
whpm is Gen. Pettfgrew and Col. Lotif.
onr loss is q heavy, but that Of the enemy
must be enormous ==45Efs55
With the exception Of Caseyls Division,
the men Behaved spiehdtdiy. iSsVesal Inc
bayonet charges have been made. The
Second Excelsior made two today.
Signed, G-B MoGLr1IAN
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case will be considered. 65sss
Adyires from, Al lsgpsas' SAY that ,onesFeb-
81 gunboat and sst 6tal ia q niers Gsrst fe-I
ported az Little Rock ] They gunboat
.ios tSs ssstl sHER, uRfsF SIS i9Prss:
.wouudluS lseVefal rebeIs,aands seattsriGe
the whole RSfr456n4 R9IAi sfzsf ia 10 w Z
: The linton troops had Tie sat1n1y
10 miles beyond Iattle Red RtVesssd s. -, /
~ Gen. Gurtisll eHXalrE hREe scattered the
enemy ON bis front and efiant, Killing lS .of
Foot them ~ l9yis1 a5sFlsY aisfs1IIgI r - (
: Report layis IN. mHehE4 sktbs AFRsas6i
y bloekaded by Federal veSssiS - 81 a
CApt1in Erfabee, Commanding q d6tseh!
msnt sot The 3 th Illinois Il fantrE and lat
MISSOURI. CaNatrys eGptdfed on sihe 18Th
.aseEi eoshpi AissopE tEd Goloneit, one
ID ertenant aud twenty ybAwk efs. also, 1
large Z! number OF gyms, Eeyo1yeE : Efteeh
ogt59si g y tofagtng ttain5 pFoEfst6
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2ilis From the Southwest ~
81, Louis; June i2.--Ihdes Buifich z ~ ~
brought here o1 ,Sttufda hiR6 3 and a.
leased on parole yesteFdsty "a feb5osrt Il lie
Provost Aarshdls aofleei o, law - zen ,ibiis
case will he conRiderad 49,
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Mss Pillsbury was 22.years Of age; Miss
Goodwin was q. !. The latter reached this
city from South Berwick, Maine, on Satur.
day, and was 70 have been married this
week. ts -. s 51t,.. tsisgs !
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vtqus, and was instantly reported. This
r belieHedatolbe first time in which a ball
loon reconnaissance has been successfully
frst ia which a telegraph station has been s,
kstablishsd In the air los 4 8off ,{h9 move
meptsof the enemy aud tie pro kress Of a
battle. The advantage t6as1a i1EeDleIfEh,
must hRYeibeen dmfne1ses4 u Jtt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

Mr.aAllen OF Illinois, elected 70 Eli fh9
vacancy caused by the Resignation |
Mt. Logan, vase QUALIFIED and took his seat |
The House was occupied for some time
on tue Senhtes amendment TO the Indiauti
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-12
FROM rHE SHENANDOAH.
The RetreBt of Jackson and his Position
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

MARTINsBuRG, June 4.-Reliable state
ments from Strasbure say that Jackson's
whole force with his train and prisoners
succeeded in passing through towards New
Market. The freing of Monday was an
attack of Gen. Mlroy on Jackson's rear
guard at Fishers Hill, a strong strategic
point mile and half south Of Stras-
burg. From the best information attain
able, the enemy held his ground and re-
sumed his retrea; during the night.
Itreported that Jackson's advance guard
was at New Market on Monday night.
Generals Smith and Longstreet were in
the Valley with ID, 900 men. but their ex-
act position was unknown.
BALTIMORE, June A Surveyor of thai
portion of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. recently invaded by the rebels show.
that but little damage has been DONE
The road-master reports the damage to the
bridges slight, and the roads will be il
thorough working order Thursday night
or Friday morning Col. Henley. of the
lst Maryland regiment. has reached Mar
,insburg. He has slight sabre wound OF
the side of the head He will soon be abl,
to take the field again.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-12
What Rebel Prisoners Say.

The New York Evening Post publishes
an interesting conversation which one of
its army correspondents recently held with
some rebel officers, with whom he had
once been on terms of intimacy. The reb-
els appear to have been very frank. and,
however mistaken in point OF fact. to have
expressed their feelings candidly and cor
rectly. They tsaid that at the commence
ment of the rebellion the South hoped to
be sustained by Northern Conservatives,
Wing and Democratic The speeches of
Northern politicians, among Others that
of ex President Fillmore. at Albany, de-
ceived them. 1t being remarked by the
writer that had Fort Sumter not been at
tackled small party at the North might
have supported the South. 1t was replied
that the South had to strike the first blow
to commence the revolution. The officers
regarded it as an erroneous policy on the
part of their leaders to attempt to hold all
the little seaport and river towns. They
should have concentrated their troops more,
and instead of waiting in Southern Ken
lucky should have marched boldly to the
Northern border Of that State. But in
spite of ali errors. the South still expected
to gain its independence. The South had
stolen arms enough at the opening Of hos
tilities. bat very few percussion caps.--
For the first two months of the war. there
were not 5000. 900 caps all told in Viz
ginia. For the first few weeks. caps were
brought in large numbers from Baltimore
by women. Afterward the South went to
manufacturing for itself.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-12
Matters In New Orleans.

The Memphis Aualanrhe Of the 18th
inst. says:
From New Orleans we have little new,
save the startling announcement that the
Federals are recruiting there. Butler sp-
pealing to the poor and feeding them,
while he strives to nurse the irritations of
want into hatred of the rich. Hunger
against patriotism are mighty long odds.
especially with that class now so apt to
assert that they have nothing at stake,
while the rich have and did not fight. In
the meantime Butler is freely feeding them
from the stores captured with the city
He may pick up quite brigade there.
We advise our people to purchase an
adequate supply of sugar and molasses.-
The sugar region is now in possession oi
the enemy. and soon sugar and molasses
Will be difficult to be had at any price
Let our citizens purchase whatever will
do them for some months to come. Salt
is over $40 sack; hour S25 or S2S. and
soon sugar may reach fabulous price
Let all who can lay in a supply of both
sugar and molasses-both in this city and
country. We advise intelligently.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-12
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GEN.
POPE.
He Reports 10000 Prison
ers Taken and 15, ,O0O'Arms.

WAsHrSGroN, June 4.-The following
ing dispatch has been received this after
noon at the War Department:
HALLEcK's HEADoUARTEns, june 4.
Hon. E. NJ Stanton. Secretary Of War:
Gen. Pope. with 10000 troops. is thir-
ty miles south of Corinth. pushing the
enemy hard He already reports 10000
prisoners and deserters from the enemy and
Is, 900 stand of arms captured. Thous-
ands of the enemy are throwing away their
arms as they fy.
A farmer says that when Beauregard
learned that Col. Elliott had cut the rail-
road on his line of retreat. he became fran
tic, told his men to save themselves the
best way they could. We captured nine
locomotives and number of cars. One
of the former is already repaired, and is
running to day.
Several more will be iu running order
in few days. The result is all that
could possibly desire.
(Signed) III. w. HALLECK.
Major General commanding.