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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
RANKIN HALLIDAY,
United States Commissioners.

This is the new oath aud is the one ia
ken by all Government officials. The
Young gentleman stood on his dignity and
refused to swear. Thereupon he was COM
mitted pro toTnG, and bench warrunt is
sued by Judge Leavitt sending him to
Wheeling for trial. Deputy Marshall
Small started with the prisonerin his Gus
todY for Wheeling.
Harding is now at Camp oarltle, where,
it is understood, he will remain, until tried
by the Federal Court, which meets on
Friday next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
Southern Rebellion
AND THE
WAR FOR THE UNION.

History Of the Rise and Progress OF the Rebel
lion, and consecutive narrative Gf events and incl
DENTS from the first stages Of tho treason against the
Republic down to the close Of the conflict, together
with the Important documents and extracts from re-
mArkRble speeches. -HfIisfl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
.g8g geL6ataph.

Fight at Botne Court House, Va
Total Rout !of the Rebels with a
Loss of so Killed and 40 Prisoners.
GALI1PoLls. Sept IA fight occurred
yesterday at 8t6ne Court House, Va, be-
tween the rebsls and three companies of
Pederals, resulting IN the totalir olt ofthe
rebels with a los q 30 killed, alarge num-
her wounded aidf o Prisoners. None kill
on our. side aud but SIX wounded. Our.
men burned tlis toFn-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

MONTREAL, Sept. 2,-The Steamship North
American, from Liverpool, on the 22d ult.,
arrived off Farther Point at 81 o'clock this
morning.
The steamer Anglo Saxon arrived out
the goth.
The North American has $4,000 in
specie.
LvEaPooL, Thursday.-In breadstufFs
there was still decli:ing tendency. The
market closed very quiet at decline of
2 on wheat and on flour; corn dull; pro-
visions quiet. .5.-7
LoSpos MoSEr Massachusetts for
money sl8@9lt.
The political news is unimportnnt.
The Emperor of Austria has issued
decree for the dissolution of the Hungarian
Diet lll--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

From Gle Weitt,H r. r. GGsctte, Chicago, N. 9
We heartily endorse air. spaldluE, and his IN
rlyalled cepballe Pills.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
Lexington, Mo-, IN Possession of the
Federals--GsneT Pope takes the
Field in PeTEOn. 1ui

ST. LOUIS, SEPT Lexington is ru-
mored in posseisstnc he Fedcrals as late
as Friday Reinfotssm have reached
there before this, And 40 apprehen is
now felt fo- tho safetS of the place.
In the attack on Thu day, several Union
troops were woundei bnt none killed.
Gen. Pope Leaves fer Quincy this eve
ming. He will immedis tely take the field
in person in Northern Missouri. u.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
Seizure Of Rebel vessels in New

+ t-4pA oLksa
NEW York, SPIT Surveyor Andrews
yesterday seized . sells, owned wholly.
or in part by tie rebels, including eight
ships and sewn siharlss Others will be
seized to-day. The rslue of the vessels
seized is over 5000 ooo. ila t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

wAsuNGroN, Sept. Minister Adams
writes that lie does not think the British
Government contemplates any change of
position, SO long as the blockade is con-
iiuued.
The Navy Department has been officially
Informed that the steamer Harriet Lane,
which grounded at Cape Hatteras, aoated
off on Saturday, but not until Captain
Faunce had thrown her guns overheard.
Secretarys Seward and Cameron having
returned, Attorney General Bates is the
only member of the Cabinet now absent
from the city.
Gen. Abbott of New Hampshire has re-
coiyed authority from the War Department
to raise Regiment of Infantry in that
State.
During the week past reports have been
prevalent here and elsewhere, based on
alleged private accounts, of disasters to
Gen. Rosecrans, but it is certain that the
War Department has no such information
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

THE successful Introduction and use Of this cele-
brated Renedy has been the signal for literal food
Of compounds called SBitters," offered In I1rious
FORMS from quart bottle to fvegallon key, until
this word Bittes" Is but another name for gro .
or some yillanOus Whiskey mixture.
But the really great relief derived from the minute
dose ono teaspoonful, Of our medieine, -. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

PFo4 DE KaHapaa TaHey ssar, KaaaiOha, Va.
We are sure that persons euftering with the head
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

ga single bottle Of sPALDIHG,s PRRPARR1i
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually-E a. ia
, 1861-03-25
NBW; YORK CATTLE HARRIET.
FOR WEEK sHpNu HAHcH 20.
(Abstdged from Thureday's New fotk Tribune,

Number reported 70, this market at Forty fourth
, 1861-03-25
~ New York Dxy.txoods Market.

- Trade improves hut slowly. and prices are stead
3sf tossl1 hnss q ssssenanle 81. and staple goods
uDh; and what ac1<tty there IL. ia lin ted to the
few drrtc1ass establishments The chief activity
hiss been To printe-of which leading .eiylcs com
his been press ed with inferior goods ut some de-
cline. Stocks hare been reduced and the supply is
mure tparfng.' Brown eheettngs and ehir,ings are
hleached shiftings are dnl and have declined con.
.stqfEahly- Qt1us arc; 1ess inquirer fof, but the
hack orders are not yet sll flle1. Prices are steady.
Printing dushs are dull aud heavy. Lawns are
hines md challies IL slowly tncreasing The sup-
plXis good and prices unchanged. Infancy cath
erss thers il large s1pply g. ]ast sp 5ng goods
EsequeEf and buyers rave the advanragein price.
n foreign fabrics there il more DOING but much
ofltia dong at public sale. Prices have improved
tariff will occasion ire in prices on III goods ar
si:E goods are il moderate demand; plain rt21es
are mostly affected. Black silks are :ese abundant
II, Fancy dress silks a1e mostly sold st auction
.gancy ribbons ara th demand. French prints MI
not ia active demand. English prints sell more
'asll slowly: IN mooiens. fDe cloths and cassi.
rheres ara Ia most requeat. !Iowpriced German
CLOTHS do not cell we'll.
'annnEt Of goods taken ont ofb bond for the home
Tie new tariff, to come into operation On Mon.
day week: Imposing b hgher rates Of dnty, wall &C
This rev tariff puzzles importers nbt little.
anaits details are not yet mastered twill b. i'm.
interpret the tariff before the cost Of importation
ca1 be Ascettalned 80 as to govern orders for The
iall benson. It IL ,saidssrEangement tsmakipg to
eeaea States, 50 asi TO aare The ,increaseof duty-
{adepxnEe1t. i:
, 1861-03-25

buffalo, March q, l861.-Thc demand for flour
at market moderate, and prices continues with auy
change sales Of $50 blls. a q 5o@4 is. Tor extra
and IS so@60o for double sstfas liz i market % To-
wheat INACTIVE: sala of 100 buehcls fair white
at i1sc. No Chicago spring held at 81 @osc Nil.
nad & aS dS Cd e. :. Is cn sa. S
Barley steady at 55Qssc Rye Eorninal 1t &C,
Dressed hogs qnlos Al S5.759a.oo. Whltky lnac.
ii g at 16Kc--Erpress.
oes.x FnE!aars y NEW Tonr-at.reh et-
bu wheat At I'D IN fhip's bags; GOO 6rls our at
3s99s Sd; l0,0oO bu corn in ships bags at 1015d;
ICY hhds tallow a. 35s: 25 hhds shoulders at a6s;
pork at r. l6e, hhds iallc~ at 35s PER steamer,
10000 bu corn at 12@12Hd: 10,000 IN wheat at.
1s5@1@ IL bags: 5M -,ce lard At 4oa. and 20 tcs
81; 40 inns steel at 45s; 100 tuns hcayf goods sid
II go bu wheat on private terns. To GLASGOW
sGo9 @ hu wheat in bulk on private ter1nt. ToHayre
schooner Of 1s6 iuns out to Marselles aud .cl on
psiyaie terms, and rho ship Old Hickory. to Liver
pool with corn' ut 11Hd in bags zrtouae,.
~. IotEDoCAsfea ~! a-Whea'- White Mol, s1.1o;
Barley-sprtnE boc; winter sseIBlads. d. -'<S~~S'
"CMcaaA1TIs 1T Maseh Gs-~Flour IS not In large re-
guest ioE ehapTent n though there ars small sales
- 5oGA6o. thelat figure being cults excenton-
a. aud very good brauda selling It The fnsia rate
The 4rade In higher grades u coniined nsinl1 % to
rane from ~ Is 1or fair e1tra, to Is 20 for bcss
aasity of family Wheat II in fair reoGest
fcd 81 ii prime white At $Lo5@l.io; The lattp5
hcure Is exocnt ipnas.. Some sales wcra nude 10.
dsV fof s!iip,us1it: Ear corn 1nds ready snartet
1t o1c, bnt shclIed continues very dull Oats aTe
du aud buyers do not offer over &c. Barley sells
ket Tor the past few days has caused sellers to
withhold their offerings, There Is some 1rtcguT
snraty in barley malt naatket, being dGl aud oaers
EbugerA RyA{s aaafu vert kluDCfeh and bIyefs do
nos ofsr. ayer 5Sc. Whisty f SIN Kept 1t lssIc
with fair ruarkct.--Eommerei1l. :
| A1BkstTT-Marrh a1.--F:our md meal There is a
moderate local demand for douE, with sales to a
limited extent at unchanged prices; corn meal IL
etoady:.+ Gratn-wAeat Is n moderate milling ~
nuest With sales pf 2to0 ha state spring at 81 90,
sni p] bu winter rpu etate at 81 II: corn quiet
at S5I@c for new round yellow, here and deltseF-
ed re dun; barley u 1e,s sought atter, and Tor
siate Tbs nafket xries In aTnr OF the buyers sales
1000 bp Madison comfy fEo-rpEed at 6533c, anu
II 800 hu {ourroFed state af 6?c; oats 1naotife and
the msrke IL eastez, Gales 60 hu state st reAV
ered.-JouyaaE- 7-n>.: j.. .r.
/ NEW oRlrANs-- ---1fareh 2l-F1our unchanged and
.eleaay at Is Is for superhre. Mees PORK nrm At
$le5 go in: fair demand Lard in Il cod demand
,naG t1f ns9x&e; firm at 9Kc- Bacon Is shade lnw-
'er' and II fpt t6adefste demand; shoulders 74G1
Y4c, and sides 11a(c. Baax Saeattls selling At 80
| 15efqs sth4uldet Ind Maes. 'WMsEy dnl and the
msfks< aale HnsettIfd CoFn 1iEn {ta0e: EeAeo
- ntMf{ aud IN fir deraand, ra1he 125{ sst
I Eas nsm ek w K0SefoF f1uI fait to ehodco-N
ses unfasn&t1, chotea fnRlus I'd $HHeHIs at 4s1San
, 1861-03-25

nIAHKET ny THE TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. March "a F1our--A shade drm-
er. Little more doing both IN export and home
psmss m hfo etys materially
state: $5.eo95.so for extra state, .ay $5@;
$5To02575 for super western; s5:a1@5 Is for CON.
mon to good extra weetcrn; $t 5015 IS for ship
.bra5ds do; market closing quiet aSd steady. G..
madam -four rather mnre steady with fair dema- q:
sales SD hr,sat $5.s5@6n for common To- good
Rye -four continues to sell slowly Ut $50
neal steady sHh small ISLES; sass iof Jersey and
~ ssz7@El:% with better demand; sale. CSC
s-aPaysse account. by the Ar,so are rather
chiefly Tor France. The market it l@ac per bus6
tp1ing ct fl1s91;a ia store kelivsrsd 1.soo6u
northwestern club or Racine spring vt 81 sc delir
cred: q, 500 bu Milwaukee club at 81 s50128 to
a51Iys ion M iaeeae,Rhiss e in stSfe s9a dsiys5s
ret western al 81 8s delivered. and 4,9O bn white
western at $145Ga1.60.: Bye quiet at B3065 with
buyers inside and felEere@ outside price. Barley
Canada East at Is. Corn Efm with only moderate
butiness; eales 20 900 bu At 6:@G7< fos old mixed
western IN STORE: 69 delivered, 5sG85 for new
g for yellew Jersey Il for choice white southern.
Oats fra and in fair request ar 8a@s3k for west
efP snd Ganadl4Pn s4Ss for sta,s
d
live. P1ces however have not materially changed.
saIes l1o9 bo1s at S1e: 50 for mes SIT for unin-
/ Prime, and $ta Tor untnepected rsups: Borf cor
!inqes dull sa1es 100 bbls at 81 1905 for prime;
| s5s946.9 Tor 6 meas; fs11o for iepacked mess:
t and nomtDa1fy unchanged. a.. Beef hsms
quiet and firm at 12015 for state and wetfern.
Cut meats are In fair requEst; sales $50 pkQs at ca
for very choice. Eoss dHll At 6407Xc for eo1n.
led dses.sa; SX@sfe fer lire wsignts:, BACON =
prime WESTERN, Butter ceiling at ]D@1tc for Ohio
H@lse tor state. Cheese Is sseaaj It s&1oe for
.5rocEn1Et- raw il withnat important
ctange.I Sales, 3Ss hhda cuba it b98e; aS5 hhds
Porto Rico 1T &c, md BY auction 800 bids Porto
R,eo $4.6oeD660. Mo1asses dull and prices m
Porto Rico at si@8se, and by auction 20 hhds do
sSockaEsshaass Rettet. bnt auist. L 3 R1ss4,
, 1861-03-25
zBY'TELEjGRAPH.;' [; { i f."
REPORTS ABOUT FORT SUMTER.
the SOUTHERN: coNEEpERAIEs?,,
Ii AzzY|4a.I H1 1:w3,,4zIak1alsi. q:
AfpalhTnEars sY: 1HE PRfsIbEs1. 3.
|HeUyreN felvEs yFllM fEioE ~, :, ;THE
= 8: -. e"' e@'' THAtNEa IL -N'.'",, .,,,

~ ,. 9enafsrr ls1 ExfEA 9 sffe19q1 ,A;ieA:
WAsHHaToT; March g "A Letter Fas -
ceived from the VIce Pfes1deut In which he
stated TINT It was his intention to bP absent.
during the {emalnder ,of the sass1oA, md n
4otdarto afford opp0I IthaitE pr the elEction' Of
3 Vice President pro tan, he desired this 'fact a
On motion Of Nj. HALE, Hon. SOLOMON
FOOT Ess unanfmQusty Eh6sfn Pfestdent p1o'
ts3 NJ: - .a ~ s,,. -, ~:
~. Fe,Of on being conducted to ne chalr
made fsE pertinent Eema{ka ~ -
:, pM mo4on ofyME.MIISON q committee
was appointed to communicate the election Of
, 1861-03-25
S~r ~
From WNxfnfrrtnn.

WAsH1NaToy, March 22.4The proposition Of
the British GoFarDment to refer the San Juan
|. question 70 sspmei foreign government, was
slo saomit.ea ny the Fresldent to the Senate.
bated In executive session without conclusion.
Senator Neemith opposed the proposition, be-
ing unwilling to agree to any plan involving
the possibility Of giving up The island.
Republican Senators In caucus to-day, resoly.
ed to supe1cede the present Sergeant at-Arma
They will determine on the candidates to-mor-
row morning. ~ :.
There is no determination In tAdmtnlstra-
ton circles relative to m extra session Of Con-
gress- - = go.
nation Of Holloway as Commissioner of Pat
ents cannot be confirmed, the Committee On
Patents not having reported on the sub
3eet His name will therefore probably be
withdrawn. !. = !,--s-
Col. Barbour, Superintendent. Of Hsrpers
Ferry Asmory, tendered lis resignation to-
day.
;: NEW yoRE, March es.4rhy following are
special: dispatches from y Washington to the
T.. The Administration 'willrep}y to the South
ern Commissioners In q few days, stating that
1t has no power to treat With them; and they
can be regarded only ~ agents Of dissatisfied
people, but viii refer them I'd the next Con.
"a Washington correspondent Of tho Tina
;br. Fox, Of The ;eiaiv;slnnient Cd Navv, accom-.
panied BY Capt. Hartstein, visited Major An
teFson' ppt the nature Of his: mission wss un-
The: Secretary 81: the Treasury has aaver:
! to.d1y, which will bear sig per cent? interest,
| payaole seHi.apnually, to be- reimbursed ID
twenty years from tbs first Of January last.
,No,dfsr Will be received Tor any FRACTION Of a
| thousand, oreonssdsred unless onspe per oentum
rotary. Ptr5p6sals will be- received upto noon
Of ahe second Of Apratn::, '5"'|' >
The Worlds correspondent says: ,.:f
Carl schurz's 'nomiuatun for Minister to
Portugal was ;seE: in to-day. -.
bic. .andthat ahy; Collision was' alm9st impos.
sio!e. = = y: y !. a. 'sa;#. :;
Mason and Hunter have gone to Virginia to
urge Immediate Secession. =, .ss.e.;,>~,
4 The Presidents Lsvee was crowded All the
fo1e'gn Ministers we're in attendance; -. ;, -. =!
llat case Indicates that: there was suM eient
force to defend the Navy Yard at the time Of
i Its surrender. ]. Il t..,.. -; '''' =
f. The Tribune correspondent says It s;
Raymond OF the Times will bs Consul To
Paris: ~: Farmer has been appointed Minis.
w1saMaTos, March :2s.-Tbe Secretary of
the Treasury has Advertised; tor pro- posals to
the Cd Of -Aprsl,. for eight 'ndiiliohs Of the
stock OF the Uni ed States, to be issued under
the act Of February. This sum viii be sufl-
ersssnf se nts Of the Treasury during the
Col Dadlyr Mann now in Washington, is
i Lscted with the cons summation Of the Great
Eastern @ steamer: enterprise,
, 1861-03-25

There seems To- be an increasing difficulty in
finding safe and short Investments for the capital
fih'natket: The commission houses thst usually
feeeite money on, deposit at interest, have mora
offered ats cent. than they can use, Fir q cent
Il The rate foF Loans foF. Discounts ofgood
The b.st class offering. The rate is 6@7:P cent.
long dated nolesas&1n@15 = cent for lrEtclaes,
but other names 24G36 3 cent. Confidence is ettil
wnnting.: Specie Z rapidly aec1ma1ating; The
banks report an average Last week OF Sc COO 600
since the Arabta eroueht 81 400 0o and the
Gausosnia steamer over $500, 100: we Enve re-
iceived in three months, from The 18th Dec to 10th
March, go 100000 II epeeie from Europe, besides
mahd for our produce hns TINS prevented sever
ity OF distress IN trade md commerce 70 which We
= leel at present iB as nothing.
The foreign exchange market IL flrm The eup.
ply OF bills Il greater than the pressing demand,
and rates cannot be forced up above 108,- though
ench was attempted last week for bills dn London.
The range Ia 165H @107, and for sight drafts 1Gs
r@Ios1'6.z <Frapcs are s.. 5.so@533A !!for 6oday
usanCt.. ......- -=------
!: Ths importations are light, bnt there Is move
.nent OF goods out: OF the public warehouse fol
consumption. which will ldd to our public re
cefpts. . ~s,'-''': i -"' = - :
Our exports continue tive, both oficpttou aui
E oereA1s,-N Yslndpe1Gsn{. t1Sfs .s~ =
, 1861-03-25
PRDVIStDNS.

ST. Lou1s-l1arch Pork-There ;wHs bat q
limited demand to-day fer mese and with small Of
ferfugs holders were firm, and but little was done
Sales comprised 50 and 125 brls mess $l723 and
40 brls b. o. at $1625. Also 12 brls joes ar 80 Is
Q brl. Rumps dull at $1l.50 per bril-. Cut Meats--
The market is very much depressed, and for hams
there i. hardly any sale. Some lots Of hog round
transpfred III that way.. Sales embraced two lots
ns follows 4 500 shoulders and sides inbdIK at 6R
@sc and 2 800 do at 54@sAc Ham4 nominally
&c Bacon-All descriptions very duh Two Of
three small parcels country Eold at &c for shou1-
.ders; hams s@a4c, and clear sides 10Ic, in good
packages. The order demand for city Is small,
Lard-A small lot Of q tcs prime sold at Sc; IS snd
80 packages manufacturing at T1{c 80 packages do
sc: Is gackaEes Do 7A@sHc. No demand for kegs.
-Ao. EepttttcdH. 3 - :;
C1Sc1SNA71, March g in the provision market
to-day the only sale of Importance was 400 coo lbs
bulk shoulders, at point1l the interior, on pri-
ers nek 95@1035c for bncnn sidee, rib and clear,
but the; demand at even 9H@107jc is not large.
Shoulders are obtainable At 7c- We quote bulk
meats at 6csnd 8H@9Hc for shoulders and sides
mess pork SIG 75@l7 co, aud lard s@l0c for prime,
tierce and ksg Inc market generally II quiet, but
BA1T1aoRE- March Give have no ,naterial i'm
prorcment to note In the provision market, Bulk
meat--We notice falea Ct shoulders at &c per
pound; we quote B1des at and harua at 8KM9He
per pound, Perk-We have no transactions repor.
ted, and consequently qnotations remain unchang.
ed. Baeon-We note sales OF 50 hhds Of shoulders
at 9&@10c per pound for the latter. I'VE qnote
hams 10H 912Xc per pound. Lard-We quote
western IN 6rls and tierce at SYG1lOci in kegs al
10Hc, and refined 1t 144I1exc pef pound.
, 1861-03-25

= WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Tha. Senate to-.
day contEmed the following nomination.
Wis; Archibald ". Campbell. Postmaster o}l
Wheeling; Albert Todd, Postmaster of Lex;
ington, KY; Wm. D.. McAesh, Postmaster OF
Nashville; Tenn. franklin spaldine, Collector
ct Niagara. Jas~ L Mcdonald of Kansas, g.
: 8. Marshal for that State. :. Wm. u Dayton,
j., Of New Jersey, Assistant Secretary Of Le-
secretary Of Legation at London. :Juo.; r.
Edgar Of Tenn, C ,nsu1 at 81 Thomas. Jno.
Q. Hanna, United Statea District Attorney for
Indiana =. '.,,s
In addition to the above, q number OF
Army officers and Promotions we're confirmed,
including that of Lieut.. Col Lee, to be Colonial
in place Of Summer: promoted.
, 1861-03-25

6Lol4lSGEOn. 20c4 snlY StIn4 tSt.t
nxAR e1H-I hire send yen statem szt that Itnink
ynu are antttsd to th@ rosent CT am resident Of
Bloomington And hnve been oy.r thirty ysnrl I
ma now over ftsy yeas Of sEe: Far aboHt tEentJ
aad was a!m9.t entirely Whit AID ycr5 ss'a 9hd rl
plant 11ad seen numeef 0! certificates Of th- very
wonderful effect ot .onr as!r Rs; toratIve but san
entertaining strong dc-tra to hare NY b1tT po2hk
ble rfErored 70 It's original collar and nneuesa. ~ It
as in younger days Ecauuiul b scE 1cc' cuued
IEouid make the experiment. cosnrne: ce z in small
M1y. + purc.ln.ed cd or sonr Ftau bLtth 8 IT une
dollar. 1nd commence using f1o yiog c.resstass -
. near - co11d I snon discovered II. aandruf re-
mayed md ny hs: that was tall,n; Oh n args enan
chsHgs t9klnE place n ts cS!or havS CO rGned to
iuSt begun on the fourth IEaSa pr. TT head
Of aAgS trown, or itEat black hais mxa q
Western Vtginia- }iy head Il eurre!r elsar Of dan
a IN md ane aad fess = oily, as taoaEn 4 vas
q "a n a. saY & e M pnts
tho effects Of yonr oestozs:e. It !. almost Inposs
bic 70 conv'ace tnen that the original nai Of tbs
sAroa old graz head -.S--
80 - Yours truly,
4:s.. FREDERICK I. DUrLEI,
:, 6oouingson, Monros County. Mciaua~
, 1861-03-25
T II PO'R Ia N NT.-Look in at

1g6 RANDOLPH eFREET; Chicago,
And sss.h how law they sen Oils, White Lead. ztnt,
PAspte French Aud american 9lasA Varnfshes and js-
pans Of all kinds; Alcohol burning FlMd Coal Ola
best REushes and ali % tha trsto
, 1861-03-25

Courier Of the 21st inst. received here, says
the assertion that the term of service Of 20 OF
Maj. Anderson's men had nearly expired, is a
mistake. Andersen WAS In daily. expectation
Of receiving orders to evacuate Fl Sumter.
.Tne supply Of provisions and fuel was neuly
ethauatsd. e he Is not speedily released, he
he stated that the Fort would Be: given up to
tho South Carolina authorities alter exnmlu-
alton BY authorised ofHcers.:: and they give =
receipt for the property. i Il.
Col Lay has had q long Interview with, Gov.
Fickens and BeAufesard. -ss':- -.
, 1861-03-25

ST. LOUIS Ja1y it'll. 1s5o.
- ibzas sIE4111aw nj; tbs pleasure: AID .asn.o.
Hatf Restorative. a{teca trial Of nve years tom-
meno.d ns1ag your Restorative in Jsnuary. aa slAcs
u hen comm the use. my hair was quite hin,
and 1t least one1hud grey. 4 tsw appiranona
stopped it- falling and ia hfos weeEs ,her noia
Efe7 a:r to oe fona, neither has tsese been up 70
After ny hair vas completely restored contlnust
IT, uss BY spriynx It tgl Of three ntres noath My
my scalp nee nor. oandru1 DO not iH7agt1e he
fActs above mentioned will ha Ct any naftcniar sd
vantage to you oE even aaer EoIT rais a tns !sts
and even more nderful thr rouchout the Union
hare occrnled ray time Ia trSvel he zreAtet part
Of re tine IT, ps:s tl5sa ysa5s TIKI PRIDE
exitbIting Its effects in my own ens.. In KsVef*l III
stances have mot with op!a thlt hare pronounced
ha%9SE n Tssd a o1 b4 s
all but had nse some new article said to te Rs good
noeed tWo ee se nfsess m myse paayered !;
above which Eave no no1b. ars hEknbu . 1t,l ~
tonshng that Feo9le VIII atronize an. article Ct 10
rsp1tstoE whsn taeFe Is ono at hand that has been
! Apparently. sons r those charlatnns havo net
br.lus enough to write advert sslneat as notics
stances. merely inserting sone other nanIe IN plaeso
Issys. Within ~ past ays rear. seen ana talked
your preparation with perfect for bald
ness grey hair. scald hend -dnndFun. and every dis
ea.e t,s scsip = i aud head ~ sq5!ect 70:
ef business herr bot learaed soa s.a noT using u
~ t. s g t ss s.s ssi:
Boz sa y" VIII Rs Rss1s REs9Rtiy aaiy 'a.u7s's.i
5A,Hs WHITE. Il D.
, 1861-03-25
wAEnx 5Fr1sa4 Perry oenrty, Fem.
.l .Juna :tn, i8U,

PRoF," Woor, . ,.-s.t =
to try yuur vRluable Hair Restorative for te purro8s
Of cleansing ny head OF uAudruh; had suffered With
Eet a25thins 70 Do ms a2y good n rem .sin. Il al
your aorert.eEuent IN d Ha.stsb1r:h paper. Icing
here At sas hme ! callsI u sEass Z kunSls's Drug
.eoummcnd 1t to Dsc E:r II tas cntplet@ly
removed sli ran:.un # N ny heal, "a ! an .prea:
Or other unplea'ant, must slso stasa that my
hair had become Qnits white in llaces and By TIE
oolos. am now Afty .eara Of age. Bad a1siou4h I
have used two bottles of tie Restorative one las
any knowledge of 1t as allow few grey aIrs to
msia IN order TO hhve my sppt araute comport with
Fx asaa M hsa tbs0 t q ss & Esnb m
been child l consider Eour prcpas*.inn Of xreaf
consider It ny duty to say g: You II orany
anything to ycu. Yours,