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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18
HHADouAH4EHs GFs REafHE1TYM.
r1 WHEELNG. NOVombor 9Th lSo2

General Order Nell "a
4 A Battalion Court consistfnE Of Ll0ut Col Thos
La. Logal, President, aud Clptains Geo O. Ware
John L WIlsoa, GO D, John n. RSii. o. q ~
John O. Saith, c. l. Win eouTels on Friday, No
TtbeF 2lst, AZ o'clock P. n, In the Grand Jury
room IN the cOurt4bSass EF The tHlnliefIon GF Sck
5Isins3s e = nay lnyfay have 70 Do aZiling EiEh
IL A BAttalIo1 CouFt, consisting q AIsjor g. ".
PTan1heim, PEesidsnt,, and Csptaina John ?. Hos-
kins, CO. H. Chester d. Klo1, Co. =, J.. n. HaneS.
Co D, Nm- B. Simpson, % =, ald Andrew J-Long,
Court- -h0use On Saturday, November IA, e. ~
O'Clock P II, for the trlnsaetion % such buInas r
nay lawfully come before Il, arisng within TIE aia-
III KeZimsntal Court Of II. al Regiment. ,o,.
sislng oi al thg Field sd staG Oesrl Gnd CsptlIal
OF oteompanieE, VII convene at The GFAnd Jury room
u the Court House, on Saturday, November 29th a
"a o'eloek r NJ, for the tranIlsti0p q bnEiness-
70 the AdiutAnt Of ths Reeinent al abSaaieeI fom
any drills or mustsFs, which have been may be or
dored up 70 the tine Of the meeting Of each BattaI-
'. Lieut. L n. Irwin, AdJutant and cisrk. and
LeEis C.Stifel, serEant Major. RrUVO.t 1IarshaI
WIN attend the msStinss Of both Battalion and Reg
Imsntal C0urts 1sETT
VI An PsraOns claiming ezeuptioa fr0n militia
duty By realon Of aenAga, suTgeou's eertiheate Or
otherWile must present their plsas 70 BE- eonsSdFe
aud paased upon by the Resimental Court. An per.
sons snb'ect to militia duty, who BY absence trom
drills or muSters, are liable TO be bad may present
their excuses TO the Battalion Courts o. the District
In which they reside and u agFieVed by sid CouFts
deeision may appeal TO the RegimsntaI Court
VII All elaios lor s8rViea1 Iendared sudt q mu-
dc, printing, ruut Of drill rooms gas, ke must b
presented 70 the ReEimenEAl Court.
HlIIs Al ofilears attending thnss several eOartI
VIII appear with side arms-
By order Of Andrew }. SEeonay, Col. 4lh Ragst
n0U LS.IRWIN, Adiufhnt-
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THE SEVENTH vIRa1NIA.

HEADQUARTERS Ira REs'r, Va. Vols, !
In Camp near Warreuton, Va,
November 18th, 1867.
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~ !, OAIoAao, November 10, 1862

To lsi Editor of tte P6ilGdeLphia Press:
Sin: The weather, for this latitude, is
delightful, and this city is quiet, the excite
ment growing out of the election having
subsidized. Hon. Isaac n. Arnold, the Un-
ion candidate. for Congress, has been re-
elected by the decided majority of l,74O
votes. This result is saitefribIs rebuke TO
the blackguard of the Chicago 7TmSs, and
TO the Northern traitors who symathiEe
with the rebellion. 81 -
heard the Hon. Cassius II. Clay, at
Bryan Hall, on Saturday night, upon Els
faVorite theme of emancipation, His ad.
dress exceeded an hour, by a few minutes,
and was throughout greeted with hearty
applause. he is a very sensible and clear.
headed man, but not as fine speaker as /
expected to hear, he speaks too rapidly,
and does not give Sufficient time to breathe
between the sentences. He is very fine
looking man, Personality, and looks 10 be
at tleasI twelve years younger than he is.-
he is fftyrtwo years old. He is a very
agreeable man in the social circle-con-
verses fiuentiy, and is interesting upon any
and all subjects. he IS blessed with a no
bile eoustitdu06, and bldg hir. TO i've many
years. Any stranger, not acquainted With
him, but being q pIdge Of human nature.
would at once set him down foFsa man OF
great moral aud personal courage.
The result of the elections in these North
western States stte topie among all classes
of men, aud will be the occasion Of great
rejoicing in'the Southern Confederaey. I
have taken some tropbie 70 look into the
cause. aud my only Rstonishmeut is that
the Union candidates held their oWu-as
well rs thsy,5iid sor- that Is sliiaSS 6f tKem
were sl6eessfG a, the p6lsI OF 100 ,O06
yotsrs IN the army from Illinois, have nc
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JOHN T. LAKIN.

Isueee.Sor 70 Whsslsr Lal-iaJ
WILL RECEIVE AID HAVE OPENED ron
w inspection On FhuFSday, Mareh 18th, ans7
and veil selected allprtmsntSf -. 80 r
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestingsl
Also ae9mplstsag.ortmsnt of fGENTLK1fKS's FUR
me patrons Of the CID 1rI, and ths publfe IN ru-
oral ars respeetfully invited % cali an o1nnI ny
Ing - snail Proats 70 eaah and prompt purehassrl
IhEukfnl fEtho patFonag8 b1lt0GIIl ul0n tis Cd
hrm, soliet eOntilnAnee Of the sane for EhS new
establlllElsut- JOHN Z. LAEIN, Nerehant FaIIoE,
mh234Wd No. o.Io2 Main q. WheelIng. Va.
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TERMS OF ADYERTIs1Ne.
TEELVEso1p LHzs OF NoHP1RIn, CoH osE tScH,)
LEss, NAK1 SouARE.


RS-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, Aooor.
ding % the space occupied and the number changes
Alladyertlsementsfr from trauiSut persons or strang
ers, TO bo pdid f0r IN GfrdRee. u 10 q 7 AtAs :
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO per year,
or - for Hx months but for shorter period nothing
will be eounted le8g than SQUARE,
Tho privilege Of Animal Advertising is limited TO
the Advertisers, ogu Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the 6enedt Of other prisons ns
we'll all legal Advertisements and advertisements
ofauction saes aud real estate sent In by them mubI
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with WTitts.
directions viii be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly, a asT $50
Notices for Political aeStngs to be charged in all
cases at full rates. ra A.-lr.
Marriages, NOtieesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 50 cents each. nOuyl1-'Ss
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Letter from Parson Brownlow.

From ChIeago-Thei Result OF the
/ Eleetlon-Cassius NJ. Clay Delivers
{ or Hlm-Whv 1f,e 1Siec1IoT 80 IoSt
= What tho People Demand and EK-
Peet-WhRt Should be 0one-What
the President Will have to Contend
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NUMBER 70.

new pettieOat. with bead necklace, and
gold ornaments In our eyes she did not
look so interesting as beEora-H 30
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National Statistics.

Population ana Products OF the Uni
sus or 1860 and the Patent Once
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doubt that as, 900 of them would have yot-
ed the Union ticket, bad they been at home.
Instance few facts ia Iowa. There pro-
vision was made for sending sworn COM
missioners to the army, TO take their votes
by regiments aud the result was that they
voted the Union ticket. IeonVersed with
two Of these commissioners, who informed
me that In one of the regiments the bogus
Democracy got five votes, and in another
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1ss-sI .ts l.7l j. ID. LOCKWOOD,
Lieut.. Col. oom'dg Reg't.
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-. I.ssaEEAa5l a.

RAILROAD AEp, EgPREss RMpIoxEzs-,rh.
following Important order siss been issns5
from Gen &c Kelley, headquarters "a < NJ
Apqg1REEs RI q, DIs4GICFI q
49, - gUAiBlRLANDgIno 5; "a se9l ~ -
SeaetSl No iilisS.sI > % /
:, LellnspFe the transit oil EedeFal ffoo is2
S.o'eEhment supplies, tand4the peesbns ip,S1
properly. OF loyal citizens over the Baiti-
llote 3 3. Ohio and North Western va. nil
! EoeIs, from loss or damage or danger arts.
- 'tuIa tpe action OF aislQyRl employees,
tnere oef operating on the said
Iays, u is ordered that all officers, agents
3, &c minister's and other employed
NJ 1ue pa!nmore q Ohio and Northwestern
Va, a. railroad companies, and the Z, agents,
cleFksand other employees OF Adams ST FTl'
press Company, or any other Eyoress
company, within the limits 81 this Mil
!ary District, take aud subscribe resnect-
lVely, before competent authority. tbe foi.
lowing oath sof allegiance, and forWari, :,
certified copy thereof to these heaouuar.
tiers; l+.s.,,. ~ sss5Sf1 - S isYfi
l, the undersigned. ---of
county, State of - do hershv
goIemuly WeaE6etore Almighty God. maj
viii bear true allegiance 10 the Unitcd
states ts Of America, and support its Go1sfii
l9lion; that will, at no time, and in no
wise, aid or abet, by counsel or act. direct
ty'or Indirectly any Of the enemies of said
government, but that will at all times
conduct myssIf as a psaeeable, i5yal }aFGdd
Soealent subject Of the same, and faithful.
y elscnarge my duties as its law abiding
citizen fail of iWhichsIl swear Of INV fFee
"ilt and accord; so help me God.
e ~ ths event 0f,,aRy OF the parties bertettt,
mentioned failing or refusing to comply
With y, the conditions of this IoFdetiWithi65a
Feasonablstime, thaparties so falling or
refusing, will cease to be employed by .any I
OF ieltller Of the said Companies within 'tIls
Of this Military District.
b order Of Brig. Gem KellsS. J; lfIf \
'7''iF HGTER ARLvIN, A. A. G.
In obedience to above order,. Capt. Over,
lcttng Provost Marshal, in the absence oil
Major Darr, on Saturday, commenced
aWearing tile fdiitOad and express employ. 4
ees. We have as yet heard of. nepe who
tefuSed 10 t4ke the oath.
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From Warrington.

WSsHiSeToy, June I5.1Pr6babiy 100 II
the sick and wounded from Gen. Shields
division have arrived here aBdi been dis.
tributsd among THE Hospitals atIheir cons
dittons excite general conmiseFAti6n, and
The ktudest attentions are 'beSEOWed inpou
them. Several deaths have occured,5is
Carpenters were atwnrk to-day on two
of the churches fixing them for the accom-
notation of inyelidfl
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EcoEoStY IS WEALrH.-SaVe your
motley % Udytuig Che sapouifier,,' Or Con
centr"ted Lye, for making hard or soft Soap,
onsPgpqa will 4ns1Te EiaA PQg4as efgood
hard Soap, or nine gallons of beautiful white
4OitS6a s, I'D B&b5Rt sc6G6sedts6t dPdt-
ashsBatbitt's GeIsBsaeed Soap Powder, or
washing without 2labor.4 sWarrantedJ %
take the Stains out OF Table Linen and
Eapkins. For sale by Reed 8 Kraft, ~
YOUR BLoOp by nsing Ayers Sar.
saparilaI, Lindssy's Blood Seatcher,l Ro.
baek's Blood PnriaerI Dt. John Bnlls lin
proved SarsapaFilla, Scoyillisr Blood aud
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Atteratjye or Brent
fingers Plutd Extract of sdrsapari.ls aud
'DandslliSa. For sale by Reed s Ktaait,a. S y
BKthave's Holland iB1tters, Arpold's Gel
ebrated Stomach ,Bitters, HooAand's Ger.
man BitteFs, HostsIters Stomach Bitters,
SapfoFa's Liver IpyigoFator, ,Kennedy's
Medical Discovery. y For salei by Reed and
Krlft, 7ia3 li g s'Es5e7
Sir James Clark s Female PERIODICAL PMS.
Eof7s Pills, TOdd's Pills, Ayers Pills,
and @5lE 5ayss SsFS Si PIn%s
EEey ftpituEe! wbltgT R4stF fE9Gqshe,
Scrub Bfushes, Paint aud Yarnish Bril- shes,
Hair, Cloth, Nait and Tooth Brushes 10
great yariety' Fol, sale BY S'sssaSs
REED &, KRAFT,,.
''''s-s' cshtte Wheeling bEdg st5re.
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RJrDEATH or Carr. SHRETs.-A letter
Feeetved.Ou Saturday, BY one of the rebel
prisoners confined in the Atheneum, an
uouuces that the famous Capt. Sheets, of
Hampshire county, was killed AT Port Re.
public, the other day, Capt Sheets was
daring and desperate rebel, but Federal
prisoners, whom he has arrested, represent
that he was very kind aud eoutte0ustto
them, and that he appeared to be very
much of a gentleman.
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sec essiionists at Memnhisy

MENsHias JaihIe IL. sss s sympa-
thizers are becoming more bold daily Ia
expressions oftheir sentiments. Union
citizens compIatn that Col. Fitch's rule
over. tie city - too lepient 4 that until, as-
sured ofsahetter protection, they cannot
ayoS theit Sentiments. ~ a-s'-'s.i ~
The Provost Marshal requires an oath
IRON sll applicants for, Bssses pEpermits to
ship goods, The stFipgenty OF its require
ments is sqch. as has already caused con-
siderable excitement in tho city, j is-szi
An officer occupyihg an Important posi-
ton on the Railroad running into this city,
just returned from Gen. IIindemau, 8 com.
mahd; who bad gone into Arlansas with
troops AFTER Tie evacuation OF C6Fihtb..
"a Gel Pope had reached Qcolpps56 y ~ M Il
e Beauregarl slill Fetreatiugg Price is
with him. e ~ 'ssi Egp' 81 iE54di'sa
JEFF Tho@psoD " At Geneva with three
thousand men.i51u Ira .7,ts5T .4,.t fsssi
The rolling stock of the Memphis 30.
Ratlroadoisl allIiat Pomatoh Stations this
side of Greandag sr.ssa., ~ lzsT
The Post O aiee and Admins Express off
Hce are both open to- day. 81, = s-i,5i n -,
p Two steamers leave to-day with cotton,
sugar aud Wolasses for ST. Louis. aai sii
a number OF citizens are also leaving for
the North. .s't g i7sttf
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BarF hsAkSs PAaADE, The lhdePsud.
ence Fire Company. of the First Ward,
turned out on parade last SATURDAY ssdad
made q very fhs display. Tue menrMefe
neasly and appropriately pptformeas and
the apparatus seemed 10 bel ia n hightslate
OF poIish aud in excellent condition.
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G8eBAETMoRE & oaio RAIRoAD .7Ths
Temporary bridge across 1hs Potomac ut
Harper's Ferry Is now. completed, and trains
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, will pass
over to-day without delay. The new iet-
mauent bridge is progressing as rapidly as
circumstances will permit. -
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R8rMORE PRIsoxRRs.--TWo more pris-
oners, captsredby Gen. Fremont In his late
engagements With jackson, reached the
city in charge ofa guard on Saturday morn
ing and were eommittedt the Athenaeum.
oas is James Woods, Of New Orleans, and
the otberiis john Mccarthy of st. Louis,
No, Both belonged TO the IT'D Louisiana
Volunteers. isss
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MN YoRE, Jane be - Sfaer kII.
ton III . Slalltd below ~ She 5Fi1gsa large
number 81 sick aud wounded soIdief nom
the dEgen spiial OIL, Poi1t el1naSSSf. 4
be ~ rgf s lxo III 4 smiled a toon wiz
1 22e passonF eEs sfd q % ii So iis..s q
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R8 CAPrURE or 4 wHEEtlSe REBEt,-,
Brown Portee, who LETT this city with tue
ShFiyer, Grays 70 join the rebel army, was
Captured by General Fremonts command
recently and is now in.jail az Winchester.
He has written home o2his1 friends for
money, as Confederate money is no 80 IN
lWtpshesterli.. =. lslkI Q l.ss9.Nil 81
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bJs1NR TNdfI5snEl[

~ sset. = y e yIih TO see the bsss ara
eysr brought 70 ne eitv y w,, .as
loFesr prices. made q into - ~ V.',s
q. 1lea 1FisPptiSsIY ts ~ B
Sosas s % = tss latest fshigP nd aeate
ssss5s6,.;55,3 80 = IzF..-
,.sss, = ~ teHsse 'u short and easy
S .s.,
j, he s rgsEsAf ri and the ire Sfty
ile.S, suffer lftomathe frequent changes
:, IS :. s9lss 70 theY,Arel neces-
sariiY, subjected. IAN elegant aud eAect6ai
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FE5IIEsilfaa l.ILlsWs 6
ArriNll-n6.4ho1a fnn1i..rrl,l,,..


ST. JOHNS. n. F., 5une l4.--The staaner
China, With liverpool Ia les 20 tie 7th inst.
passed Cape Race this incoming, The fol-
loving y 2 stmuaFy Of her bdIfces. . ~ ~
the steat Het fPorcuPtne IS 6bont 10 TAKE
graph, sl3 ssississiis5' 81 ~
IL ~ EumoFed thatthe Emperor Napoleon
conlemplAtes PFotectorate Of Mexico.
Tue =. klemiqg has arrived at LIVERPOOL
rom S.aaflestop, with a cargo Of rosin. and
The Paris eoHatitHti0aetle argues .thasit
is Impossible Tor the South 70 30 conquered
and that mediation will 7alono succeed and
end the, war, which Is 80 sdisAstrouSanck
manity and the welfare of Europe.
Nj. Pearsont the owner or the stSau1sr
Circassi0uS publishes q letter asserting
that the vessel had nothing really sontrSt
band aboard and WAsleS ultimately charter.
ed for sewage from Bordeaux to Havana.
Her draft OF wdter was too great to enter
any Confederate port so that Ii VAS I'm.
possible that She could run the blockade:
The ship Antotnette mad left liverpool
for New orleans, with a. cargo of suit,-,
Other vessels were soon TO follow.
The Empress Engepie was expected 70
pay private visit 10 England, ddtihg The
Emperor's stay AT Vecby.
" AttAtAu government nau FesolRe1 10
form six new hFigades, of infantry. slt,sT
ApstFia!cotpinnes tolCopcsnlrate troops
III NeueIlas Ga. IS ~ zs64s7 Isntfsf4
The Italian Chambers had adopted \
vote OF approval oftthe caIrsa of The Mia.
istry. sd agiual 3 $50. - ,-f,,-fI
Tue publication of official documents at
Madrid IehttVeatU affairs iniNexiCo had
produced AN impression little favorable 10
Gen. Prim. = ~ SOD l.57 s3aluIT
The China's passage from Queenst0Wd4O
Gare Race WIS accomplished ina i've dayi
and IL Iours. as The 5ss ha l
The steamer Niagara arrived at Queens
town on the Std inst. 1titissf
iEiVERfo0b, June 6.-BreadstruRS market
dull for -four. Wheat steady, Cora stea,t
dT. The Provision market is dull and still
Common Rosin dull Spirits
Inrbentihe hrm. Sugar very dali. Coffee
drht.s Riae easier! z fso1i RIA ~ yHTfsd
L4TBsr.A LIyBRPooH, June 7-B Bread.
stuffs duh, Cpru hfmtr. Prorisions huaz
We s9e3c9a vi
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oHRAIIOAL1W RITINa FTTfD

HADR n
1tA .1GE 81 q wheeling, vssli
z you want an Ink that viii not fade, use the
esI- & CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID! h2B
II you want a Jet black Ink, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING ELUp. I .zoi,
Il you want TnsithAt hDWUtF6aly, use the
CHEMICAL. WRITING FLUID.
IL you YAnt Ink that viii not gum, 1ss thE .EoH
cftESnbAL WRITING FLUID.
II you want better Ink thar, Arnolds, I,se the
,tfs ,AsaCHEAIICASWRIrIHG PLUID.
II you want to pGtrUnize home merits, use the
yf,ir CHEMICAL WHITING FLUiD.CL ,x1H
If you want to save money, buy tue
CHEMICAL PRITINgi RLUIp.ir ge,.
II Jon want toPlaaae SduE customers, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
~ YOu E4Ppt eSsHp, IS well 6cti Ink Buy -tsa
OIIRMtoALWRITTNG FLUID.
Al the Capitol In Warrington nty.thpy nSe the,o,,
E.yzr - GIlllg . IIC AZ WAITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of Pennsylvania they uso the
CHEMICAL wRTING RnUIDaa .Eoa
at the Capitol Of Ohio they tss the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. !, 49,,
A. the oPPltQlFef NeS fsTsey they aie the ''-O'-
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of MarJiandithey use tho so .EoH
iCHEAIIoAEwRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of Virginia they use the
az .aaa CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. Aoa
Piity cents Is the retail price for quart OF the
CHEMICAL wRITINGFIUID. . Eon
Thirty eentS Is the retail price for pints Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING. FLUID,
Twenty septs the rsta price for half pints 81 the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Ten cents Il the retail price 4or pI6t4 Of tie
: Y ofTEMICAL'WRITIN FLUID.
Wholesale dealers are entitled TO discount The,
si55 IgGHRSlIcALt WRITING FLUID.
Bankers who want an indelllble Ink, should use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUTDoJ .EcH
Merchants who Sant their books to look well must
use tho CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. IN,
An GQyerpVlsat officials should use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
All county and city officiaB should use the NcEs
~ CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Every one that writes any document should us4 =,
+, 8, e,5,t,- LAuGHLINS BUSHRIELDS 49,
0ELEBRATED cnRMIoAL WRITING FLUID.
N.Y. t.fss4s. u l....l,Es! 81 SofI
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B /. o. 20. We call at.easion 70 the
advertisement OF the.meeting Of the stock
hOlders of the Odd EellpWs, Hall Associh-
ton, which takes place this evening. Itis
important that there should be a fult,st-
tendance.
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!. WlSGHEsrFR, Jupe ia messenger
from Mep5t jack son reports ali quiet In
front OF that place this. ID btning indms
Der Of the enemy pickeis Ire posted stout
i've miles beyond. 'sia 80 ~ i1i2
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- : - =
From the Army before Richmond,
iHEkDouARTKRs ARAY oF THB POnoNAO,
juno 1.-THE P9Yements Of the snemE
to-dHy have beea extensive, but are as-ylt
Involved in, mystery Large bodies of
troops have been seen moving down from
She. ueighbOrhqod of the MeehanicsyiilS
bridge and around towards the late. battle
Our picSSis YeFs yesterday driven Ia
from old Church, ddri6g which Capt. Roy!s
a, Of the cavalry, was woanded, Showing
that the rebels design mixing 1em6ti-
stratioa that iditgSJi6u 4iip 100 o. t3igss
AZ contrabahd WHO came i6l yesterday
reported that 5000 eeSalry left Richmond
Wednesday, PL6ceedi6g in tic direc2
ton of fredericksburg This isprobabIy
the force which appeated at Old Church.
ThelsTebels openeSi.tfite at daylight this
morning at that points, sd rtd3 % 4niHi
a7lThe wires 70 Washington we're inter
ruPted by lightning too soon to, .forWard
tho balance of this report.
t-fAlN-ifEf IssEr.Ela % SFffff1 III
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"A 81 JOINS, y !. RI Jnue Ia be sisaiDer
BeSarih from Southamptoa on ths All, and
The etnet China rom liverpool on The
Tbs have jus passed Cilpe fSaee, AT / I
Iofelotk this meEding and were intercepted
hS the ueVs YACHT - y siis iiaiiig ldf j
Tie RaSarints news Is as follow: - ~
4 The eteAmsFs Jnra arrived out ION helad
inst. aud tue Edtn6htg on tho Alb. ssisll
IIvERPooI, Flour quiet and nneh 9ed.
iNheSt duh and drooptn "a Ofu ,duIb aud
teha6ge a. except = b a, iEtie r. fifmer.
RFoEistopsi lyerJ dllf and atHl & -
sWardse: fsssg ~ sdI zssse8 ss:SAsas .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-16

R3GkT AsceeT Or Carr IsEt6s BOOK.
1t is full of humorous inelaenis 81 the war
in Western Virginia Price So cents, OF
sent by mail posi- paid for scents. R. G,
GRAvss & Co, 7s Market Street, Agents.
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid, - n a - :

PnbllShed for the benefit ami a. Warhlhg And
SaptiSH 70 young tnsa lrs kansf nom i sfySgy De-
blitS premature Decay &e.i supplying a the Sans
ttmd tlle means Of selfCule: Bgon6 who has cnrti
fiats amer, 6eing put to great xpe8st through
mstiePl impSsitiOn aud quReberS. ny ehciostng a
6siiSsd, fiiscS ts1 i1Sif " a9lli5 1&N a'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-16

NEW YoREs June l4.-Tbe- steamer ui.F. ,Fet.
sey Blue eatrtSed af his bpiht Nth four
hundred sick and Wounds. fr6m Sen. No.
Clellan's army, and niuety priv Jeersmen
Waen 1.I iAs reRslst FUSED q eTehangs.
MY oaz gaas.l Hold is qotSd At
aEasS Upper cent. paemium. ITSa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-16

WAsHiNGTor, june I4.rNotice has been.
given 70 the various churches, without re-,
gard TO DETERMINATIONS. that Their edifices.
xiii b lnssd for military purposes if mo-
eessaEys $50 ,.,,.,ss. 80, flI,, ~ a, Il
IL IS Rscertained from gehtiemeu Ssbo
arrived tosd from I1tsTnonti & q X tbat
arrangements haze been nasis 81 WHICH "a.
promptly furnish ibetlf tie fedidisite CONT
l,nissary and s;qiarteFuld steTs flores. THE
men had suffered much OF 6hIy nom fhei
forced marches they 3 over me noun.
ttains3 but ttCth the scarcity of supplies.
lIherel sEe a9ISey 70 stg9S complaint
IN camp aud sthe Eisd iEte III how in cheer.
fnl spirits. Many Of tiie SD K al d wounded
are comfortably cared fos at Mount jack
son, where the rebels had erscted eommt-
dious buildings. ~
The general plan ter subaistinR all orr
troops on the SbeuandOaillis now complete
and Is OF vast importance In cahdeetiou
/. r. Adttt,s Mo rs j Sss ~. FI IS
mont's 'aTmy has. b6hh aSsidaous In per.
teett9g t5sss arEPngP peltg$ n
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BSTHE NATRR WoREs.--Wm. Dulty
has resigned his position as Superintendent
of the WRtsF Works, and Hiram Jones is at
pEeaenL acting Is saperialsaasasN IS