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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
Missouri Mining Company.
Incorporated Feb. %

CAPITAL SToCIG.........-.......s5 So DO 600.
IlIIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE puR.
II pose OF advancing the great mining Interests Of
our state. We uo not prOfess to be governed by
purely philanthrOpic motives In initiating this en-
terPrse We believe that the stock can he made to
pay large dividends and ut tile same tins more real
Eood accomplished and greater progress made In de-
TelopinS Hul making known tho nston sliing mineral
Wea III Of Missouri hau by the use of five times the
amount OF our capital Invested in any other business
g shall make the Olice Of our Company n COM
PIete mining Of the mineral RESOURCES Of the.
statt' We have power under our charter to pur-
SiASe and sell mineral Anis wherever located in
Missouri. Great inducements Will be offered 10 can.
IitIhts aud mining adventnrErs, who desire to pHrs
g cillse and work paying mines by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention OF all Who
nave mineral lands for sale to Rend statement
CT the came, describing the kind Of minerals ON their
Lands, the number of acres the locaton and tile Low.
est SEslI price they willing tan for said lands
We shall work only such mines pay largely, but
S"iI open and prove most Of the lands we sell Thr
DnoKd Tor subscription to the sUck are now omen "A
Tue Office Of the Company, AIan street unribyre,t
corner OF Locust, Merchants Bank. entrance
no. u Iosuststree All who feel an Interest ia us
business and have money, Will do well To cali anil
subscribe Those wishing stock. living ont OF the
clty' can secure II by enclosing ten per cent OF the
amount wanted TO the President or Treasurer
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FIRE ANp LNLANp AvIGAT1oN

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIG ALTON
Risks accepted at terms with sovency and
fair profit.
Gfcttci attention qtrSH 20 IHsHPdHcEoF n TTELLLNES
dai C5HteHts for tsrBtS cSuHe to fpe yoars.
The progress Of thtl Corporation has been stable
AMI uninterrupted thruugh seasons of financial sun
shine Al storm perios eTeutful in exempt from
sweeping C0nHagratiOns and maritime disaster. De-
Ing long established cash basis, the trnnbles Of
the credit system Affect in material particular
DnrinG "haTd times the security OF reliable Insu-
rance Is an imperative ntythe ability Of property
holders TO sustain loss being then much iesssnod
Polieie5issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
y. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
Oiice the Bank Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

to what's to come. Will Eastern Yirginin
leave us? Let her 90. 4uith her selt-iRpo-
se3 tetr debt as he,, do,csy?I
y WESTERN VIRGGNGAH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

Tie above prospectus has up to this dat, Ltrn
published In only one of !padug pafrrA for ten
iHSs. No extra Efforts to get stOck taken lTe been
nlaH"; yet the pHbiic 50 well appreciate the SnuuI
hesS 81 the enterprise that two hundred tions
ailI dollars Of III" stock ha+ Nirrily been takon We
W"nd briefly state that the shaFeS a.e 81 sch maid
In inl without further liability: transferable Ly de-
livery registered oulY when dividends are received
ANY person having money To spIre can, by the nur-
chase Of shares in lliN Missouri Miulns Company
MAKE an Investment that will pay llrscIy, AMI o i
st'Sh t'it Is rlly converted intO rls without
answered. n,I,sn-iJ Z ,T5it,, >
ST. Louis No., March -, 1861. "-u'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
LANDRE ETH7S GARDEN SEEDS,

JUST RECEIVED. LANDRETTrs NEW CRop
~ GarlUR Seeds. which We will sell at the growers
lowest rates, aud warfHHt them frcsh and grnni6e
Notwithstanding all -tnteneuts to the contrary.
iaTdrners pTeferriDg to have tIeir I,ilIs dirnc.
from Laudretlis can lie neeomInointeI Lv +Ieayinc
their orders with US. Onr friends may eIy on M Z
heretofore, for u fresh and genuine article
Jap50 SMITH * GJRRELI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

FFEA.--5O half chests sapr. g. r.. Y. II. & Irnck
4 Tea, jnyt received and for sal. by .''>"
apl PAXTON. UDSLON'E nnLPnAY
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HIN A
Insurance Co. of Hartford.
INCORPORATED 1919.
capital & Surplus, s2,l9l,lOO.O2.
AssetE, JnnIlnry 1, 1860.

The INCOME of this Company is DOUBLE that
any other Firs insurance C0rpor0tion In the
United States
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TOTAL ASSETS $?.l9+l0O O2

Upwards OF SI3,OOO,o0o
0f Losses have been pail By tho .Etna Insurance
in the past u vears.
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~ CARRAGEEN BALM,
L&BSAcED FOR ClI1HS COfns Al.
M ES'sNSd. +, ROCEINGs AEst.
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RIo COFFE E.-1SO. bags prime Rio CofFeo
IN Just received aud for sale by So" NU''s'
L fsb2s NJ. REILLY.
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NEW STYLE PARAsOIs and sTT.:
~ ..,.Is UMBRELLAS. just received by
mhtS .;Eii 2 n ..Snp
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
have again returned to resume the practice OF the
chased the interest Of my brother the old establish
months IN New York the past Summer to obtain fully
all the late improvements in the art have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
That my facilities better produce first
class work than most Galleries boast o. and
duce TO the comfort OF patrons trust not only
to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate still higher Stand
ard. have also engaged the services of Mr. COOK,
one OF the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and am determined
not only to make this the leading Gallery in the State,
bat my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now Introduce TO the public the following new
styles
z Imperial Photograph, Indis Ink,
yigenette, plain or colored,
Ivorytypes,
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10
GOV. MAcorEIN,s APosTAcY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 8.-GovernOr Ma.
goffin's message to the legislature says, "the
announcement OF pacific policy by the gov
eminent has been broken and has involved the
country in civil war, and if not successfully
resisted will prove fatal to the liberties Of the
people" He charges the president with
usurpation in creating a standing army, mad
with sectional hate to subiugate Or exterm
nate ten or more states. He says seven states
have established a confederacy, which seems
to receive a cordial and undivided allegiance
of their population. He thinks North Caro-
hna Tennessee and Arkansas will soon join
the confederacy, while Missouri, l Mssj lard lsasfd
and Delaware, where public sentiment tavors
like step, are considering the subject.
He declares the American Union dissolved,
and war exists, and asks whether Kentucky
shall continue with and assume her portion of
an enormous war debt being incurred, or
whether to declare her own independence and
prepare to maintain it single handed, or make
common cause with the southern states, and
refers the subject to the people. He suggests
that the legislature pass a Jaw for convention
and the election of delegates. He compli-
ments certain banks for rendering money to
procure arms, but says the refusal of other
banks to do so has been the means of losing
opportunities for purchasing supplies of effect
i've guns, &c.
He recommeds the issue of thousand dol
lar bonds to secure funds for arms. He refers
to the 60 operation of the governors of Ohio
and Indiana for the preservation Of amicable
relation and trade, but says they cannot con-
troll the actions of lawless citizens, and thinks
an armed collision will prevail along the bor-
der He says his proposition to suspend all
hostilities until the meeting of congress met
with no success; and asks that all party feel
ing be extinguished and that the citizens
maintain the peace and honor of TIE state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Two more regiments
of home guards, numbering 2100, were sworn
into the United States service yesterday, and
furnished with arms. The troops from the
southwest border have arrived, and are quar-
tered at Camp jackson. Recruiting is going
on TO a considerable extent. Several compa-
MES have been selected from adjoining coun-
ties. The state has resolved to suspend the
apportionment of the state school money for the
present year. A bill was reported from the
committee on ways and means to arm the
state, but the senate went into secret session
before it was read. The house has been in
secret session all day.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The government
has advices from Missouri that the Union men
there are in danger of being overcome by the
rebels, unless federal troops are stationed there
in considerable numbers. The matter is under
adyisement, and decisive demonstration will
probably be made in support of the Union
movement in Missouri. Gen. Harvey has been
ordered TO St. Louis on duty. Gen. Lane,
with large force, will soon proceed from Kan
sas through Indian territory aud the country
TO Fort Smith, for the purpose of retakng it,
and all others in Missouri and Arkansas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10
MILITARY AFFAIRS AT WASHING
TON,

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Hundreds of ladies
of character and refinement, and actuated by
motives OF charity md patriotism, have offer
ed their services to the war department as
nurses, etc, and number have beer eot-
ed. Letters from such volunteers are referred
to Acting Surgeon General Wood, who will
direct proper answers.
Ellsworth Zouaves tomorrow encamp on
the Insane Asylum Heights, overlooking the
Potomac. Their popular commander speaks
in commentator OF their general conduct and
improved discipline. Only ten have been
deemed UNIV orthy to be members.
The president has conferred on Coils. Tho
mas and Mansfield the brevet title OF brgadier
general.
New YORK, May 9-The st amer Empire
City, with 440 recruits, Thirteenth Regiment,
and provisions, sailed for Washington this
afternoon. The steamship Matanzas, with
provisions and company of the Seventh
Regiment sails to morrow morning. The
steamer Delaware, with provisions and cannon,
sailed this evening for the Philadelphia navy
yard.
The Fourteenth (Brooklyn) Regiment has
been ordered to Washington, and steamship
Kedar has been chartered to convey them
The schooner Cordelia, arrived from Balti-
more, reports speaking sloop of. war Focal hon
tas on The 9th, keeping blockade OF the Poto.
mac. A schooner from James River, Va,
reports ship Samuel Tarbox, arrived at Hamp-
ton Roads for orders on the 4th, had been de-
tanned by the secessionists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10

HARRISBURG, May 9.-The house has
unanimously passed the three million loan
bill 1t raises fifteen regiments beyond both
acquisitions of the president, making a total
of So regiments. Only eight members Of the
house are absent An act for the immediate
relief of volunteers now in service, and to pay
bills contracted before the quartermasters de-
partment was organized, has passed and been
signed by the governor.
One of the officers from the Chambersburg
camp, has arrived here, bearing intelligence
that the Virginians seized on Tuesday night
the heights on the Maryland side of the Po-
tomac, and were engaged in fortiiying them
The number OF regular troops was nearly SIX
thousand, which was increased by the arrival
of twelve hundred Kentuckians. Four com
panies of cavalry which marched from the
Carlisle barracks on Monday, passed unmo-
Tested through Maryland, and have reached
Gen. SCOTS lines.
A fine looking corps from Ceerfield county,
arrived to. day. in which the son OF Gov. Cur
tin is lieutenant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10
Tile cAMP AIT CAIRO.

CAIRO ILL, May 9.--The correspondent
of the Republican says that large bodies OF
troops are stationed at Hopefeld, Ark, oppo-
site Memphis, aud at Camp Peckton, four
miles above, company OF sappers and miners
are throwing up notifications. Memphis is
turned into military camp, everybody be-
longing TO some military organization
CHIoAGo, May 9.-Miltary men from Cairo
report that no apprehensions need be enter
tanned for the safety of that place Heavy
ordnance is the only thing needed to make
the place impregnable, which is expected soon;
There are five batteries, having sweep OF 3
miles on the Mississippi, and miles on the
Ohio river. Heavy ordnance when received,
will be planted so as to command Bird Point
on the Missouri shore, the only practicable site
for batteries offensive to Cairo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10

LOUISVILLE, May 9.-The house yesterday
passed resolution asking the government
to communicate the names of the agents EN-
ployed to purchase arms, the amount, char.
acter, and number of such arms, and, if re-
ceved, what disposition was male of them.
In the senate, Mr.. Simpson introduced a reso"
luton that the governor be requested to issue
a proclamation forthwith prohibiting the pas
sage of armed bodies from Tennessee or else
where, through Kentucky, to attack Cairo
Some $4,000 troops were in Kentucky and
Tennessee, whose supposed destination was
Cairo.
A conference was held at Frankfort, yester-
day, between Magoffin, Breckenridge and r.
Harris, on one part, and Crittenden, Dixon
and Judge Nicholas, on the other, who agreed
to recommend the legislature to make an APP
preparation to arm Kentucky under the direc-
tion of a military commission, composed of
the governor, inspector-general. and another
to be chosen by the Unionists. Three mil
lions will be required to arm the state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10
THE TKOOPs INVIRGINIA.

HARRIsBURGH, May "a gentleman sent
from this state to South Carolina, Georgia,
Tennessee, Virginia, and Kentucky, reports
that there are twenty-five thousand troops in
a radius of fifty miles from Richmond.
BALTIMORE, May 9-Bradley johnson, a
secesslonist, has left Frederick with some eight
men, supposed for Harpers Ferry. consd-
cradle number have lett here in companies,
going across e country in the direction OF
Harpers Ferry. 1t is said that not less than
three hundred have gone from here.
New YORK, May 9.-The Tribune states
that the department has learned from a trust
worthy source, that not far from fifty thousand
men are within two days march OF Richmond.
That Gen. Beauregard has positively been at
that place within ten days, and returned to
Montgomery in great haste.
FREDERICK, MD, May S.-About for hun
dred unarmed Kentuckians ale said to have
arrived at Harper's Ferry. Four hundred cav
airy from Carlisle barracks, encamped last
night on Marsh's creek, near Emmetsburg, en-
route to Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAFH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.
HY THE AFRICA.

New York, May 9-The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool April q, via Queenstown 18th,
has arrived The Fort Sumter affair created
considerable sensation, and depressed English
funds slightly. The Times considers it mex
plcable, many a bar room difficulty having
occasioned more bloodsed.
The Great Eastern was in the hands of the
sheriff under an execution Tor Scott Rus sells
claim. She was still advertised to sail on the
list OF May The company offered to deposit
the amount claimed in order to release the
ship. until the difficulties were finally adjusted.
The insurrectionary movement in the Nea-
politan provinces was spreading, and martial
law had been proclaimed in Abruzzi and other
places.
There had been disturbances by the Carl
baldians at Courza, and reiniorcements had
been demanded from Turin
The difficulties of the great houses at Mar
settles were being adjusted by the co operation
OF the Banks of England and France.
A perfect reconciliation had taken place be-
tween Garibaldi, Cavour, and Cialdini, and
great satisfaction is expressed thereat.
Garibald left Turin after passing a few days
at the Marquis Depallaceni's. He proceeds
direct to Caprera.
Denmark has released the sailors recently
called out, provided they go not beyond the
reach of recall at the shortest notice.
All the towns in Poland are occupied by the
military. Arrests continue to be made. There
were reports OF intended demonstrations OH
the 18th, the Cars birthday.
The inhabitants of the town of Rasele having
offered resistance. fire was set to their houses.
The mounlaineers were exasperated, and join
ed the bands OF the insurgents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-10
FROM FORTRESS MONROE AND
CHESAPEAKE BAY.

New York. May 9.--Steamers Baltic and
Kedar hare arrived the latter brought as
passengers from Fort Monroe Col. Dimmick
and family, and several ladies and children OF
other officers The troops there are ready for
any emergency. The Cumberland is lying
off the Fort. The Quaker City is blockadng
Cape Henry. 1t was reported that the Vir'
ginians were fitting up steamers Yorktown
and jamestown for the purpose of running
the blockade at the mouth OF The James River,
where the Monticello is stationed.
Batteries are said to be in process of cree
ton on Craney Island and at Norfolk Point.
The report that 5000 rebels are stationed OPP.
posite Fort Monroe is unfounjed. The rebel
flag is still flying at Hampton
The Kedar brought one Of the wounded of
the 9th Massachusetts regiment and several
soldiers discharged on account OF sickness !;
also, Captain Blake of the Naval School and
his family.