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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
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New York Market.

NEW York, January 23-P. M Cotton
market heavy and lower: sales 1890 bales at ING
~ Flour it @commcn and medium grades have again
declined Sc. per brl., with only moderate demand
freight market materially checks the expOrt de-
mand sales ~ 400 brls at 80 1908 p Tor snpeThne
i9 is5 s. IS M co1 10
dium extra dol 90 zoos 70 for shipping, brands ex-
S ognd hSe Ohio p market SsSsp Sos FUggr T
and Dropping: saleI of 800 brls at IS 1907 25 for
common to choice extra. Rye Flour selllpg IN
small parcels at So 4O@4 20 for common to choice
Whisky-market rules heavy: sales $50 brls. at
Wheat market is heavy, and l@2c. per bush
lower with shippers not very anxious to purchase,
rates asked materially checks the export demand
sales of 1000 bush. good Chicago spring 90 1900
amber Iowa Mt 81 81, so called $500 bush. mixed
spring at ST. 25, i34oO bush winter red Western at
and I,6(O bush. prime white California at 81 IS.
Rye aull, with small sales at 7O@73o. Barley quiet
SeSn eSy Sseined sales Of 700 baS sS
6gc. for oo mixed Western, in store and delivered
iivefd, 656TOc for new Southern yellow, and 7s@
7Tc. for sma parcels Of choice white southern Oats
S7eSssc for State. For Cioyer-seed the export de,
mnnd continues at S5B3SAc.
barrels at SIS for mess Sl3@l3 90 for prime, the
latter price for very choice; Sl3 for Rumps and SIC
for Butts Beef auet and steady sales 800 barrel.
mess; Ss0lO for repacked mess, and Sl0@lO 10 fol
extra mess. Prime mess Beef dull and nominal
rmer sales 225 packages at SIC. for Shoulders and
sea s2ic. for Hams. Hogs quiet and steady at 749
7c. for n-fed dressed and 6Ac. for live weight
Bacon firm sales 220 boxes at &C. for Western and
Cumberland and 9Ac. for city long ribbed Middles
Lard is scarcely SO firm and demand less active
sales 800 barrels at lO&@lO3c for prime steam-ket
tied render ed Western.
Butter selling at IOGl4c for Ohio and l4120c. fol
State. Cheese steady at p@l04 >. for inferior tc
prime.
(offee-Transactions we're to q limited extent, and
prices without change. Sugar very dull sales 22'
hogsheads Cuba at 5J6d5A6c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
TRR nRsERTEp HOMEsTEAn,



iFrtm the advance sheets Of the Atlantic MONTH";
for February, we extract this meritorious poem, b
our talented young friend Of the Capital oity'l
The wet trees hang above the walks
PURPLE W th damps aud eerthish stains,
And etreWn by moody, absent rains
le With Tose-lea from the vild-grown stalks.
Unmown, in heavy, tangled swaths,
The ripe June-gr Is wnnton blown:
Snails slime the untrsdden threshOld-stone,
Along the sills hang drowsy moths
Down the black visage Of the wall,
Where m any wavering trace appears
Iike forgotten trace Of tears,
From swollen caves the slow drops crawl.
Where every thing was wide before,
The curious wind that comes and goes,
Tinds an the latticed windows close,
Secret and close the bolel door.
And with the shrssd aud curious wind,
That in the arched doorway eri0s,
- And at the olted portal tries,
Aud harks and listens at the blind
Forever turks my thought about,
Aud in the ghostly midde-night
finds all the hidden windows bright,
And Btes the guests go in and out
And fingers till the pallid dawn,
And feels the my stery deeper there
Insilent, gust swept chambers, bare,
With all the midnight revel gonei
But wanders through the lonesome rooms,
Where harsh the astonshed cricket calls,
. And, from the hollOws of the walls
Vanishing, stare unshapen glooms;
And fingers yet and can not come
Out of the drsar and dosolate place,
So full Of ruin'e solemn grace,
And haunted with the ghost OF home.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24

The CHINESE OPPOSED TO IMPROVEMENT
During the destruction of Yuen ming Yuen,
the soldiers came upon two presents that
had been sent 10 the Emperor of China by
Lord Mccartney from George lila State
coach and two twelve-pounder howitzers--
complete in every way, and in very good
condition and repair, great care having evil
IDENTIFY been taken Of them yet strange to
say, with these guns in their possession,
they have never made any endeavor TO i'm.
prove their own field artillery carriages
Shot and she'll were even piled close to the
guns in the coach house in which they were
found fa.H ..It NHf1I..l .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
TBy Telegraph.J
New York Cntfle Market.

New YORK, January %. = Beef lower,
owing to the increased supply, and the market less
active inferior quality selling at 56tGJ6c; extra at
gJs@lOHc average 72c.; the decline is fully Nc;
receipts, 400 Sheep aud Lambs more active, and
have advanced 25655Oo per head receipts, $780,
swine are scarce aud higher; live Hogs, 54@6Ao
dressed Hogs, 6Ai i@74o.; receipts, 5000
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
TBy Telegraph
New York Stock Marker,

NEW YoRK, January 23.-Stocks higher
at the second Board Boz Galena and Chicago, 72A III
1874; Michigan Southern, l5Ai Michigan Central,
5S; Reading, 46A; Hudson, 45i Erie, 364; Missouri
Skies, 6S3f; United States Fives of 1874 20.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24

A CATHEDRAL DESTROYED WITH Loss or
LHE.-The Red River Nor Wsster OF the
nth ultimo contains an account Of the
burning Of Catholic Cathedral and the
Bishops Palace adjoining, causing 2 loss .t o.
ehout Si15,OCo. oae man perished in the
flames.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
lBy telegraph
PhiladeiphiR Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 23-Flour is firm
at 50 S74@5 6215 for super1ne. Wheat quiet: sales
of 600 bushels of red at 81 30l 49, white at 81 400
60 Corn quiet: sales of 900 bushels at 63K 465c.
for old Milwaukee, Whisky dull at ls(9l9o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
Ruled Bill.head Paper.

OOn REAMS 2, 4, @ AND 8 TO
AOU sheet-a fne quality Of Paper,
~" '--' NIXON, OHATFIELD WOODS,
no24 a. and 10 Walnut-st-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
Great Discovery

n UNG RRSTORATIVE-AS SURE CURE
n FOR THE CONSuMP ZION The undersigned
takes great pleasure in announcing 10 the public
that he has discovered cure for this dreadful
disease, which has carried so many 20 q premature
grave This Medicine Is purely vegetable, has given
the smpest satisfaction TO all those who have taken
IL which causes me TO repose in Il the greatest con.
hdenee. 1t braces the nerves, gives tone to the
stomach, strengthens the organs of Digestion aud
relieves that languid, sinking condition Of the
stomach, II circulates the blood, which causes Op
preston Of the chest and difnculty Of breathing,
produced by long suffering II expeis dimness o.
Of the back and loins. In fact this is the best
Medicine ever offered 70 the public 70 be assured
ofthis 1t IL only necessary to give II trial. AS
proof Of my confidence IN Il, u the patient is not
better after giving trial, will refund the sney
Prepared and sold by me- at my residence, No. "a
Milton-st, Also, for sale at 7. MARSH'S Drug
store, south east corner Sixth st. and Oentralav;
Price 81 so per bottle; sent 20 any part Of the
country BY Express, on receipt o. 81 so. Address
jazz VIM. A. GROSS, "a Milton-st., Cin., o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24

EREsH PEACHES, STRAWBERRIES,
II eto.-Just received .f
200 doz. 3-lb. cans fresh PeAoheH; -..
100 doH. 2x-lb. cans fresh Strawberries;
90 dOz 3x-l eans fresh Pineapplesi
100 dOz- QuArt-iars assorted Frunesi
100 doz. Quart.jars assorted Iellies;
100 dOz pt. and half-pt. jars assOrted Jelliea;
90 doz. 3-lb. cans Turtle Soupi Nd III. IF ..
10 cases Preserved China Ginger.
FOR sale, wholesale and retail BY
JOHN BATES,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24

WINEs, BTC.-15 CAsRs J. RRY.
w kOBDs's uniermonted Wine, the pure juice
Of the tatawbs gTApei 10 cases joe Kinsey's still
Catawbs; 10 eases Wost India Bay Rum. In store
AALn-st. u.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24

CULINARY ARTICLES TO BE HAD AT
a pure article Of our own manuiacture, for sale in
quantities to suit pnT ohasers; Also Iapiooa, Corn
Starch, Sage, Pearl Barley, Oatmeal, pure Cream
Tartar, Bi-caTb. Soda TartAric Acid and all articles
used by pastry cooks. Hotels, bakers aud saloon
keepers supplied with articles in our line vt
@''' 'N'''' -'' q. W. MATTHEWS q co.,
ApOthecaries and Druggists,
jal7 n. y. cor CentrAl-av. and George-Et
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DURF CTDFR AND WHITE-WINB
n iLAvs1l ~ vvEIAIss, SLS s.ia SAA AAAR.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
N0NETARY AND O0MNEROIAL


rHIHr Eannnctni AnerAs .E
During the week ending last evening, the
aggregate Of business on Thirds street was
hardly so great as during the week Previous
the transactions since Monday morning
showing decided falling off from Saturday
last Money was in good demand, though
the inquiry declined during the last three
days, and the market was close, without any
particular pressure; the Discount houses do.
ing considerable prime Paper for their spe-
cial customers, at 1O@12 per cent, and the
capitalists still being unable to employ their
funds in the street at 24@3O per cent. The
stock Of Currency altered very little during
the week, and last evening the supply was
nearly the same as on the previous Wednes-
day, though several Brokers had large bal
ances.
Eastern Exchange advanced to q, and
again declined to 4 premium during the
week, on the two principal points; the mar
ket being steady, though not active, at the
close. On Baltimore and Philadelphia,
Checks ruled at 4, 2s and &c. premium,
without much inquiry at the former point.
New Orleans Exchange was rather heavy,
and lower at the close; dealers being willing
to sell at q, though, in some instances q
premium was charged.
Gold was quiet; the demand falling of
during the week, and the selling rate last
evening was 5s@& premium.
Time-bills were in fair supply on the East
at the beginning of the week; those of prime
class ruling at IL per cent. per annum
Drafts on New Orleans were rarely seen il
the street; the wholesale Grocers readily
purchasing them at the figures mentioned.
Some of the Banks on the Uncurren'
Money list improved during the week, al
will be seen by these quotations;
Indiana Stock, specie-paying, l; Penn
sylvania (interior), 5; New Jersey mot pal
in New York Cityl s. Virginia, Wheeling
City, 8; Wheeling Branches, 6; other solyen
Virginie, 6; Missouri 7@9; Iowa, 5@6 Wis
consin, sac; Illinois, solvent, 5@6; Illinois
suspended 20; Maryland GnteriorG 5; Ten
nessee, old Banks, 3; free Banks l0@20
Michigan and Canada 5; Alabama (N1obile)
1O@l5; Alabama (interior), 10; the CaroInas
10; and Georgia, lO@l5 discount.
The rates of Exchange and Coin last even
| inn were as anneXed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
O HI 10 "A O. O3
EREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LInEl
Indianapolis a nd Cincinnati
SHORT-LINE. RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MiIes.

NJO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAF-
IN OILS, at which place it unites rEzzEsIIIsFEIsJ
with railroads for and from all points
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01

what they had to sell 70 the Union
troops. And now, forsooth, because
their grass is traupIsd in oar pursuit
Of their rebel bretberes-psrhaps parts
of their own families As is quite Of
ten the ease-We are to PaI them
damages for it, aud pay them, too,
tc the injury and even neglect Of
our own Ioyul troops. Why should 4
rebel be paid, if the line Of march Is over
bis house, mach les over his pAsture6eld 7
He has forfeited oIl elsiu, to the protection
OF this government, aud all he can expect
is what he can get from its mercy. he
has nothing OF right-not even bis lie
The man who commits treason forfsits eT-
srytbiDg.
1t seems a pity that few saIutary re
Dukes could not be administered to such
a disgraeeful waste Of money As some par
ties Who have charge Of it in our army
are making. The payment Of such claims
sAvors very strongly Of corruption, and
looks, 70 say the least, very suspicious A
rebel can very well afford 70 pay one half
to get the other.
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teruined TO haze it, if i; must beby blood
and conquest
Thus forced into war, we had no choice
bot TO call on the strong arm and brave
hearts of Kentucky to expel the invader
from our soil. and 70 call for the aid of'the
Federal Government, as We had q right to
do under the Federal Constitution.
Our foes would dictate terms to brave
people upon which we can have peace
we are required to join them in their IN
warranted rebellion, become accessory to
their crimes, and consent 70 sacrifice the
last hope Of permanently uphoiding repub-
/ licau institutions, or meet their invasion
rs it becomes a Kentuckian.
We believe NE have done our duty TO
chiyalrie people, who have for6one long,
but will never fail, as last resort, to re-
sent an injury aud punish an insult. We
should hold ourselves unworthy to repre-
sent you, if We had done less. The only
error, We fear, is that We have not been as
prompt, you may think, as the occasion
demanded. Thrice have the revolutiOuists
appealed to the bAllot-box, in this State,
aud thrice have the people expressed, by
overw helming msjorities, their determine
ton to stand by the Union aud IFS Gov
eminent. They have not been active in
this war, not from indifference, or want OF
Loyalty, but in the hope of better promoting
q restoration of the Union, and checking
the rebellion by that course. Our hope
of an amirable adjustment, and desire for
peace, led US to forbear, until forbearanee
has ceased 70 be a virtue. The attempt to
destroy the Union of these States We be-
4 lieve TO be a crime, not only against Ken
lucky, bat against all mankind. But up
to this time we have left to others to vim
dictate, By arms, the integrity of the Gov
ernment. The Union is not only assailed
now, bat Kentucky is herself threatened
| with subjugation by lawless usupAtion.
( The invasion IS carried on with ruthless
destruction of property, and the lives and
/ liberties of oar people ihat belongs only to
savage warfare. t SOS ts'7a
We have no choice but action-prompt
and decided. Let Us show the insOlent in
vaders that kentucky belongs to Keutuck-
| ians, and that Kentucky yalOr will vindi-
cate Kenincky's honor. We were unpre-
/ pared because unsuspestiug. An insOlent
an trenelerous invader tells the people
that their legislators have betrayed them !
aud he comes with FIRE and sword to cor
! rect their error, by n crusade against prop
erty, liberty, and life.
! Young men of Kentucky, to arms! TO
| protect the home of your fathers, mothers,
aud sisters. Sound the tocsin on every
hill and il ever valley. until Kentucky
shall drive the insoient invaders from her
soil. ]. II. HNnSEY, I'd
GEO. II. YEAMAS,
NATH'L WOLFE,
JoHS W. FISxELL,
w. S. RASKIS,
Committee.
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aYasy one Ststs. or Gny portion n ths
5ssSls sfa-y SsGis. ehooss @ PIoesiAs1saeIOts
q s,rsy sga5llt tie Gov,nneat Of he
UaiOa, + an yor trytag ne Itre1giA Of this
Govaa1leai, Isn for ateeTtaiaiHg uAetAtr
- koss . GortrEnchf Or nOt--PrSeties-
~, syEaieaf, espG5k er a1hliaiHiag lie qE-
tLori,y Gls gPteld5,g aGs Perez and fally-
esti rkieG 6sEoAg 10. 9 GersHHe1t, Nor,
cir, I'm Ito Be aL1yMsdoy dittuaded froH GHy
tueI eo,r,s tg faiin,ations ef he tPaiiag Of
blood. n blood IL 70 Be pin, By irAose
fault Is Il to Ge spit1 Upon he ruRPoTitioHr
I maintain, Il ieilt 5s he faplt Of hots rho
e6oos. 10 raiss ne Itaadayd Of dirUaioH, and
sa6<ar0r foProltrats ds Gosernneni. And
ri, ghsa ikai q done, 50 lang AZ il PIea'es
God 70 give ne soies 10 eEPIett ny ssnI-
rlenis, or an arH, trsaL and slfee5ted az IL
,asy Ls Ly sy., LGat 9Oiiee AID that ana rsiiI
be on DE sids cfRy country, for the slRPort
eftks geaeIal authority, and tor me hiaiats-
nqaes efG.e P9ssrs oft ne Union.-[SPeech
Of Henry Clay, August Let, 1850,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01

WngELrSG BOYS IL KESrUcxY.-The
Wheeling boys are scattered everywhere
in all the divisions of the army-iu their
own State regiments, and in other State
regiments. Samuel NcColIoeh, son of
John McColIoch Esq, is in the 32nd New
York regiment Edmond Pumphry, SON of
1. ". Pumphry, Paymaster, is in Kentucky
in one of the Ohio regiments. So also il
a Mr. Holiday, and two brothers of C. P.
Brown.
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U. S. COURT.
Special Term, at Kanawha.

no L 81. NORTON, Mar.halI Of the U. s. FOR the
Western District OF Virginia:
The U. S. Court for the Western District Of YiF-
ginia, being unable to hold the Fail Term upon the
day fixed by law at Charleston, Kanawha county,
you hereby required to give notice TO all perons
interested in the business Of said Court by the pnb
tIcaiIOn Of this warrant IN one more newspapers
81 your district that special term 81 the Court VIII
be held in ChaTleston KanaNba county, on tue 10th
day f October nnNf 1851 for flie tFansaefi0u Of ALI
'Y6u viii cause to Be summoned u Gfnfpi Jury and
petit Jury composed OF discreet and intelligent
men, to serve such In tho Court during tho term
Given under my hand, as Judge Of the District
Court pf tbs United States for the Western District
J. stptssIid JOHN J. JAcKsoN!Ir.
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aof F-nrd esr GAE. And keep eaeh star
- rrrfpa - briEhf - ~ they uaTei
FsTI 4 In.d o1r r1nkain ulT,
StII s1a8 abgrs saeh pEfrtots EfzTe,
Thsreh 70 fhe tratEor thai uu1id dare
Tstrun & thFulEh he dnlt - r1as'e-
Al h1aa.s knzral Il ~ Will Ehare
Az ssItgI if % Duath g ka1ls-
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LIsT OF LETTERs

ID EMAISING IN THE WHEELING POST Or
III RICE, ON the 1st day Of October, 1851
E5-Publishei by authority Of Act Of Congress in
tie paper having the LARGEST CIRCULATION in
the District where printed $500
as-Persons calling for letters in the LISF viii
please cay they are ADVERTISED.
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BY THE GOVERNOR.
PROCTA TITO N

81 THE VUF EtLNUts
A PROCLA NJ A ITO N (.
DR virtue OF the authority vesteil In me by net
I'D o. the Legislature. passed July 2ith, 1851, en-
titled ian act authorizing the Treasurer TO sell un-
cnrrent bank notes aud authorizing the Governor to
direct what bank notes shall be receivable in pay
meat to the S,ate,H-I. RR,NcIs II. PEIRPOINT, Gov
ernor OF Virginia. do hereby declare the following
bank notes to be receivable, until fnrther order, in
pAyusuts TO the Stale to wit: the nOte Of the North
Western Bank Of Virginia, and its branches Of the
branches; OF the FairmOnt hank, and OF the branch
Of the Exchange Bauk Of Virginia at Weston: and
that the t:Ote5 Of other Yrginin bas and bTnnehes
De S9I receivable, aud all S,eris and other parties
having to pay money To tho State; ARE directed TO
govern themselves accordingly. -.,r
-, Given under my hand and the less seal Of
Us the C0rnmpnVealthat the City Of vi ceiling,
49, this 18th day OF September, 1851, aud the
seth year OF the COMMONWEALTH. , - - !
FRANCIS II. PEIRPOINT.
by tss s .2st% s- a. Of pSsas,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01

viaGts1A SKIES are selling in New York
at so cents. This is a decline of or 5
cents within week or two.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

"a and eonnty viii b held at Union Hall this
evening at o'clock A general ATTENDANCE is re
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01
New Goods for Cash.

r Will, omen INV entire stock OF PAIL aud WHY
TER GOODS this morning. Ny stock viii be
large and complete in all the Domestic and staple
departments 1 will alsO be able TO chow very
handsome assortment Of Dress Goods, Sh1NlsI &e-
would especially call the attention Of the Ladies
to some very rick aud new Dresses Of recent impor-
t-tion, certainly tie most beautiful in this market
sept3O Us RHODES .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01
NOTICE.

LII persons attending Second Ward Market,
a are notified that the ben VII be-rung for the
septs9-st D. MURRAY, NArke; Master.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01
D. NICOLL & BRO.

u EsPECTFULLY asks those indebted to them 10
& 'tlike immediate settlement. Many bills are OF
small amount and would not pay the trouble TO coli
lect them aud yet In the aggregate AMOUNT to con-
siderable. We hope attention Will be paid 10 this
notice Prs the first Of October We shall be obliged
70 a1-5I The cash system exclusively.
Sent 80 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01
BOARD.

TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with board,
Il Tor two families. or four or iTo gentlemen, can
DO had by applying At Mr. SEEL's, John strvet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01
New Boat Store.
AyDERsON = lIAIER,

"AvING purchased the Boat Store OF Mr.. 6. Q.
III baker vii keep on hands all things in their
line a.d furnish steamers al al hourS day or light
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01
NOTICE.

nROKE LOOSE nom the head Of Wheeling IslAnd,
Is az about O'Clock p. n. on Friday, alOt Of about
seven thousand feet OF oak boars In widths 81 FROM
hye TO nine inches, aud fastened 70 . tEane a3eat
forty feet in length Any peTson giving Information
which will LEAD to the recovery Of the same VIII be
suitably rewarded. The above viii be claimed and
the APtor IS requested to give notice % the under
signeJ II. REILLY,
oeti-it Wheeling, vs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01
Stnra for Rent

FIlHR large and eoumOdioas UArebo1se 90 Monroe
street. formerly occupied by J. X. Diekey5 viii
be rented low. POssessisn givea Imnnsdl1telE-
Appiya At Mrs. Ssers, on John street, or 70 Isaac
Irwin, at the warehouse. octl-lm
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MUSIC RECEIVED TODAY

ION CASES NEW FALL s. WINTER
1llU Dry GooiE, jus; received At
ALEX. HEYMAS'S-
sept3O 13I Main 81, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01

CHATVLS, SHATVLS, SHAWLS.-
. Square Broela ShaWls, worth Sl2, for 81, only.
Long do do N :. g.
KeTsrsable, Stella and Blanket Shawls, in grea
variety At (sept3Ol ALEX HEY>iAN's-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01

OLoARs. CLoAKS, CLoAKs.-2T5neW
aept30 ALYN. HEHAiAN'S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-01

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-12
APRIL ELECTION. ;

CHRISTIAN HEDDERIoH is candidate for re-
election to the Office of City Collector.
MEssRs. EDIToRs Please announce the name
of J. N. Caldwell as a candidate for the office of
City Collector. MANY CITIZENS.
EDITORS JOURNAL Please announce that am
candidate for reelection to the eice of City Sur
veyor. (9 JAS. D. SAUNDERS
JonE SI4UBEnr is a candidate for the Office of City
Assessor at the ensuing April election"
MICHAEL HAHN is u candidate for Street Com
missioner at the election in April next.n
nS- BRACKET MILLS will be candidate for
Justice of the Peace of Pigeon Township at the
ensuing April election.
RS JOHN MAJOR issa candidate for Street
Commissioner at the ensuing election
EDS. JOURNAL Please announcs the name o
WIN. K. McGREw as a candidate for the office o.
City Clerk, at the April election