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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
BY rEIE(4BApH5
coRnkcfED DAft.Y. i 3 -

CIScINSATI, April l1.-Fiour was a sial. s-r,.s
under the news from New York. but no Improve.
tent 70 tho demand Superhne s. 25 20 and eStFa
St;oO94,IO. Wheat In good export demnni for
prime samples, at full Prices. Oats aivapcei a. 9s
Iys and barley unchanged Corn steady al Sc
Pork at 81 and very little offerinF PTessin ~
mand Tor Lard at s54c for tierce. luIk PORK IL
wanted, at &c for shoulders and sIE6Sac for aides
Not much enquiry for BACON; orders are being fiIisi
Al va aud lOISc. keg Lard is In demand n CSC
aud lOe for country and city packed. The MONEY
market l. 9niet and money plenty; but little lesspt
NV YonE, April lOs-Stata FIourlas advanced &c.
sales 9OOo0 bbls sold, state IS 2O95 So Ohio IS 5s
2sty; southern $3.50. Wheat advanced lc
l04,0oO bush. sold, Chicago Spring 81 266I2S MIL
waukie Club 81 .3O@ls Sc, red western sIsISi 81
white Kentucky SLe0@l, 81, white western 81 SUI
d,bz15. Corn advanced 1e,s 9kU0O bush sol3 Al 6SS
6SS white aouthern zoe, yellow sc. I.arl firm At
101z9l05se. Whisky dull at 1S@lsIlc Rice Arm.
Sugar firm; Orleans 5Jzs571c 81
BALIINoRE; April 1l..-Flour declined l2Izc; Ohio
HnG Howard street sells At SS5I aud City SIills
held ct the same. Wheat dull at $I30ai as for rel,
and 8 4O9le0 for white. Corn dun. PORK DUN al
S I1 Ior msss and Sl+ for prime. Whisky dull at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
More war Prcparations.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE Navy
Yard is beginning TO feel the effect of the.
naval movements now ON foot. To-day, a
number of workman were taken into the
Yard, the immediate fitting ont Of the
sloop-of-war jamestown furnishing them
with employment. The orders for this
work reached the Yard yesterday. SINH.
lar Instructions in regard to the frigate st.
Lawrence, were looked for to-day.
TIE Jamestown can be got ready for sea
IN less than fortnight. Her destination
is unknown, but believed to be the BRAZIL.
ian station ~ ~ - a
LnsteTeninE a crew of so men were trans
teFred from the Princeton, receiving ship,
To- the Water Witch, which MAS to saiiito-
day. 1t is supposed that shells bound
South, probably 70 Pensacola,
e Au.the officers At the Yard are ordered
to be ready for active service within ten
days; They are required 10 report 10 the
steam frigNte Minnesota on the. frat, of
May, and tue Mississippi on the 18th Of the
same mouth Both these ftiGates are now
lying at the Charlestown Navy Yard, Bos-
ton. ~ F-=TE ~ 7-.sF II u =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

NEw ORLEANS, April l1.-Advices from
Galveston to the 9Th inst, state that ii. e
Federal troops remaining in Texas are con-
centrating at some given point, but for
what purpose Is not stated
The U. S. transports Star of the West
and Empire City are still of Indfanola. =
The Mexicans at Matamoras have plant
ed cannon pointing to Brownsville. ~
The State Legislature has passed bill
dividing the State into six Congressional
districts; aso a bill to issue State bonds
to the amount of one million, to be secured
by special tax.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

FoRT KEARSEY. April LITTLE Pony
Express passed at 8 A. ", with dates to
the 3Oth.
Tho Committee appointed by the Legis.
latnre 10 Investigate the alleged mistake
In the coupt of votes in the recent Sena-
toriats electtouFhsve reportedthe facts as
heretofore noted, and appeargtog arrive at
the conclusion that 40 election hAs taken
place.
To-day joint resolution passed both
Houses, to gointo election on Tuesday
n n9sx Many friends of MeDougal sup
porting the resoIutiOn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
aa1g.5!0eLegrs1ph.
Reported Ifor &c Daily Intelligeneer


Various Rum6rG.
MN York, April 1.-THE 7y,,,,, ia.
patch says It is understood, ON good mn.
thority, that the Government and NniHr
Anderson will demand an explauation from
Gov. Pickens, of the refusal to allow Lieut..
Talbot to return to Fort Sumter. Soutb
GarO!ina will befheld responsible, as IL il
not the intentiOn of the President to tteat
With JEFF Davis or the Confederacy of
ficially. 81 '''S' O'F
The Southern Commissioners sIssv. r..
morrow morning for the South. W
ii The 1Fi5udes. dispatch saws 1000 mr.
1000 men are known to be enrolled M
Balttmbre, ready for any desperate DESIGN
which may promise reward. Measures
have been taken to break up this perni.
cfous Organization,
The nFEGEd'S dispatch says the President
told visitor, to day, that Ierisiye events
need not be loukcd for before the7last tlnv
OF this week, He remarked. We viii see
then whether they dare to FIRE uDon al, nm.
ARMED vessel to- provision our starving SOL,
oilers. lie expressed but little hone Of Tie
preservation Of peace, but eyiuced Il decided
determination TO relieve Major Anderson
and to hold the other Southern forts at ali
hazards. 49,
Dispatches from Montgomery say JEFF.
4: -l+3 SS..NSlSl4SElu6 tue prOpF1etYi OF Ro--
ing to Charleston. ille n
President Lincoln says he has positive
knowledge that nm attack on Washington
Is in contemplation. He has connani-
Gated this information to the Governors uf
several OF the Northern and western
States: Il is understood he desires them
TO call out the militia, and hold them in
readiness at a moments warning. Il is
understood that Gov. Curtin will call cont
the Pennsylvania volunteers on the least
sign OF danger of the occupation Of the
Capital. - -.
leading Ohio Democrat dispatched IN
the President as follows: awe are for
you TO the death, if you will hold Fort
Sumter. The necessity ofholding il ia
absolute" a..l -, .
The Fuening Post states that the agents
of the Confederate States have been re-
butfed in their efforts to get a part Of the
loan taken here at par.
Speeml dispatches, said to be dated Mt
Charleston, at noon, say all was then
then quiet The troops are prepared for
Immediate service.
The Commercial states that President
Davis has given orders not to- FIRE ON the
vessel carrying provisions to Fort sumter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

%.
WASHINGTON, April LITTLE general
excitement occnsi6ued yesterday, 6y the
calling out of the Volunteer. MILITIA, to be
mustered into the Federal service, has
abnted, andJto.day four or 1--WE companies
marched to the Var Department and took
the army oath, namely, to bear true al
legiauce to the United States, and serve
them honestly aud faithfully against all
their enemies and oppOsers, whomsoeyer.
aud observe and obey the orders of the
PRESIDENT of the United States, and The
orders OF the officers appointed over them,
according to the rules and articles for the
government of the armies of the United
States. Previous to taking the oath, the
Volunteers were informed that this obliga.
ton was for three months, unless they
were sooner discharged, and an opportuni.
" was given to such as might wish to re-
tire; but as the men came there purpose
ly to be mustered in, they assumed the
obligation accordingly. They now under
stand thHt they cannot be znrdaeSd aovond
tue limits OF the District of columbia, an
VIII not be continuously on duty as guards
to the armories, public buildings, etc.
Not qatte 200 were accepted yesterday,
but i've hundred altogether will doubtless
be mustered in during the day. Army
oVercoats have been plentifulIy distributed
among them. IaUf n
When Col. Ellsworth, of zouaye, fame,
came to Washington, a company Of ZOu-
ayes was organized, and this gentlemnn
was tendeted. the icommand. iHe has,
however. not accepted it, but has been
giving them the benefit of his proficiency
in the drill.
Capt Carrington's company Of 80 men
were mustered into service to man. The
accented companies have already been
placed on duty.
new military department formed of
Maryland and the District of Columbia, is
to be established with Col. @. F. Smith
CommRndant and Capt. Talbot as Adiu-
Atant.
Shermnn's ARTILLERY from Fort Ridgely.
Mimi, and two companies of Cavalry are )
expected here tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
INC Te1aa Tronns.

NEW YoRK, april. 1.-THE transport
steamer Coatzacalocos arrived this amer
noon from Texas, which she left March
3lst. She has on board over 400 of the
U. s. troops. She landed 200 troops at
Key West aud then proceeded to Havana
for water. The officers on board report
the troops in Texas in excellent health and
having plentiful supply of provisions and
abundant means of transportation.
The steamer Etupire City was expected
ito leave Indinnola in fewsdays and5the
steamer Star of the West with the re-
mainder in about % days.
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From Georgia.

,sAvAxSAH, GIL, April ll.-An order was
issued yesterday from the Adjutaut Gener-
ais office at Fort Pulaski, prohibiting yes
sells from passing Fort Pulaski without
previously giving Information of their pa
cihc character. Every vessel is required
to stop and send boat to the wharf at
OocKsPnr Island TO convey commissioned
otlcer aboard who will make an exumina-
ton. Fort Pulaski has been tuoroug6lv
garrisoued 51..l..5.i 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

- b 81
! Re7sH GREGTDRAwBAcK to person emigra.
ting to the extreme south and western
country, 10 the fear they have Of the Fever
and Ague-lhe most direful OF MI diseases.
Every day we hear of persons attacked by
this disease, and made helpless in u short
time, without any means Of afFording re-
lief In view of the great demand for
remedy DR.. Hostetterg has presented his
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose cura-
tive powers for all diseases Of the stomach
have been universally acknowledge.
The Bitters, prepared after a long expert
enee and deep study, have received the
encomiums of the most eminent physicians,
as well as all classes from every part Of
our country. To those who doubt their
many virtues, all We cansay is to try them,
and judge for themselves respectively
- Sold by1druggists aud dealers generally
everywhere. f,.s.sz
g9-see advertisement in another coll
1 !' lt5us-f5 4 2 ittI-i + raI
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y a y u p y Y
number Of small boats, which, presenting
smaller and more Scattered mlrks for the
cannon Of the rebels, will perhaps save an
unnecessary bloodshed.
The government has chartered a number
OF small srlioOners and other Gran which
have been filed with sand bags. That
these form part of the Charleston expedi-
ton appears probable from the fact that
the charter does not bipd them to 90 far.
ther South than Savannah. ffas III
The schoOuers, 6lled will. sand bags.
VIII sail in, bearing boats: on tho side
which is towards Fort Sumter. These
boats will, of conrse, beentirpIy protected
from the guns of tue rebels by the WALL
like sides and solid contents of the larger
vessels.
The mcn-ofwar are to steam in aud
hold themselves in readiness to check ANY
attempt 10 intercept the boats and schoon-
eFs ey armed vessels, as we'll as To keen
the neigh6orhoOd Of Sumter clear Of pos.
SUE assanlting parties, who can be easily
dealt with by shells from the steamers
thus leaving Major Anderson and his men
at leisure TO receive achievements, and, if
need be, deal with Forts Moultrie and
johnson, which he can silence without
much loss of time. 55s5'li siEss
Inc plan has enflhOronghly consider
ed, and IS all the leaders are men af skill
ana courage success is certain, without
much If any loss of life. - sfs5az..,l,t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
BUSINESS NOTICES

FEyER AND AGuE-A CASE OF. EloHr
MONTHS STANDING Guam BY BGaHAyE's
HOLLAND BrrTERs Michel Kelly, No. III
Seventh, near Grant street, says:
Last July, while running on the river,
on cotton boat plying between Natche5
and New Orleans, was taken with Fever
and Agues For eight long months / suffer-
ed with this dreadful disease. The greater
part of this time l was unable to work,
and spent at least fifty dollars for different
medicines, but found no permanent relief.
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insist
ell upon my trying BGrd0ye's Holland Bit
teTs, saying that a cure tcds guaranteed
After taking it for one week, must state
was a sound man. ] hive been at work
now for two weeks and have had no returna
of the Chills and Fever whatever"
certify that the above statement is true.
$50 THoMAs ADAMS. IN.
Diamond House, or at R. Chester'sa
Gothic Hall. si1it.4s - apl-Im
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

p8 onArloS AND PorM.-The biennial
celebration Of the Sigma Chi Fraternity,
will be held ut Washington Hall on We'd
nesdAy evening next "A poem will be d g
lvered by John j. Piatt, aud an grafton by.
the Rev. VIM. A. Snively. See advertise.
ment elsewhere. -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

IIl&
"a VIC b
cGRE -,
sGgcSA A9Is aldE1acsSe
SS CURE o.
NerVousHeadaeAe
"a KINDS o
Headache.


by The use of.thsse Pills the periodic !,,t,rla
-NtrT0Ht OF Sick Reuliiess may be
taken at the commencement Of an attarl i,6,,.s,,
relief nom pain and Sekness WilI e oO,aIGtI.
They seldom taIl in removing. tho Ns.,,s and
Hsauaehs to which females are 80 subject.
They act gently upon the bSweis--Teu,oy;nr Cor.
t0r Library AsE, SfHdfRts, Delicate Female. and
All persons of SsdstIly haCits, they are valuable a.
a Aazatfr' improving the Gppstfie EiyinE toy, ami
s'gor to the digestive organs, aud restoring III.
'uEst elasticity and strength Of tie vl,o.ds
Inc CEPHAL1c PILLS are the result II l,,no, In.
Va'tiEHuOn and carefully cCnductrti s1portnsnrs
having been in utS many ysaft, during WhIel tim.
toey nave prevented and relieved vast ,.,,,,,,1 az
pam aud suffering nom Headache, tthst tr ,rirI,,
thug IN the ECrro,i system VI frir aSFsoc.I st.,
Of the steSsaeh = ''-'s
Ahey are entirely vegetable 10 their eomr,,sI,i.,
and may aiken al all times VIM psIfsf s.fr,,
without making any change Of diet, aud LEe ubstps,
q any dt'a0Teeabls taRe rthdtrf Il a. 10 as,,It.t
them to children. - 800 '''''
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEfrs,
Inc genuine have hJs Hgnitures Of Henry c. spald.
lng on each Z.
o. Sold 6yDr lstsana all othtrp AsaistD,
5 q h'S vii Ussent'iy mil prepared gu roeeipt ..
g.. IsRICE 81 CENrs.
AllOrders should be- ssdtesssito HoG
o. HENRY C SPALDINe
l-sa,.r4 ~ Cedar ST., New York
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The VirglnIa CommisSioners.

TIE FttBIhIh CommIsBiOner8e
NoRFoLKr Va, April lll.2The steamer
Georgetown, from Baltimore, has arrived
here, all safe. -
The Virginia Commissioners have arr
rived here, but owing to. the, break lin the
railroad route. in consequence of the
storm: They will not reach Washington
before Tomorrow morning at llIo'ciock.
Lieut.. Talb and Mr. Chew, the Gov
ernment messengers to Charleston, have
also arrived here, but are also detained.
They will reach Washington to morrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

B3-TnR RlvRR-There is nothing
worthy of especial mention going on about
the landing. The arrival OF the Steubeu-
vile packets with large number of peo-
pie to attend the Odd Fellows demonstra-
ton created considerable stir, but It soon
subsidized.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
Ep1ts,Ip,J 81 So q 49,,

BosroS, April 1.-THE force of work.
ing men at the Charleston Navy Yard has
been increased to l 300 men.
Rapid lptOgress is making in the fitting
out Of the Minnesota, Mississippi, Colort-
do and Yineennes for sea, Tue utter is
to be dispatched to the coast of Africa,
The enlistment OF seamen is progressing
.rapidIY q 10 -. II o
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NOTICE

fTIHR DIRECTIONS or THE WHEELING Ii
u sHR4ARH Assoeiafion have rsineed ths YeSrIy
yearly - adg1Hea, Subscription VIII bs received
and Tickets tdTaishea 70 subscribers by NE Libns.
corner q Rorrth aud 1lo6roe GtrrafE
nh@-1m @. BAIRD SPesy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

PEXsAcoLAs April I0.-FroRa tbe Nary
Yard TO the new light house, distance of
two and a : halt miles, ali the guns have
been arranged to bear on Fort PicEens,
and command the channel. 4i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
Missouri Mining Company,
l11corporated Feb, 22d, 1851.

fH ~ A@SS4$stSN = SSssoa4S 1901.
CAPITAL STOCK ....... !. =. 50 90 900.
TINHIS, COMPANY Us FORMED FOR THE PUR-
y Pose OF advancing the great mining interests of
our state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely philanthrUplc motives in initiating this eli
terprise We believe that the stock can b made "a
pay large dVidendS and At the Raile time kJ raaI
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
veloping aud making known the astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri, than by the OF I'VE fics the
amount Of our capital invested In any other business
We thAll MAXI the ONCE OF our Company a com.
pete mining bureau Of the mineral resources Of the
state. We have power under our charter 10 puFs
chase and cell mineral lands wherever Located In
tthists and minng RdVehturers who desire to pur.
SSss ana work paying mines by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lnnda for sale to send rs q statement
q the same describing the kind Of minerals their
lands the number OF acres, location, and the low
est cash price they willing TO take for Gaid lands
We shall work only such mines as pay largely, but
GhSl open aud prove most q the lands We sell The
the once Of the Company, Main street, northwest
soEner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
NO n Locust street. All who feel Interest IN this
business ORd have money, Wll do well to call and
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out Of the
amount waited 70 the President Of Treasurer.
piREcToRs:
HeaSy D Bacon, Esq. Matthew Butler, ESQ,
Alfred Clhpp, Esq, Il b HarWooL Eru
1neePi, LAthEop. Bsq. b. n. Lynch, Esq, -.
1A'sf Aesy' Ass; 4. ;essPh P9yRe' Esd
ueaFy II -hacous -sf l. v. BoEy.
y. BUTLRis, Treas. $50 ALFRED cLAPP, Pres,t
The above prospectus hrs up 70 this date been
pubiahe,l 10 only OF cur leAdug papers for ten
days No extra Efforts to get stock taen have been
male; yet the public well appreciate the sound
neS q Tie entSrPrise that oyer tlo hundred thoas
would briefly state that the shares S3S each paid
In full without further liability transferable by de-
livery registered only when dividends received
Any paElun having money 70 spare can by the puf-
chase 81 shares in the Missouri Mining Company,
make an investment that viii pay largely, and hold
Ee that i8 readily converted into cash ithout loss
Al Communications TO the President spFollptly
Answered, ~ efafs't Tiks1-d6 y -
| st.Loai., Mo- March 2s1ssl.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
The Programme or me eovsFn.asa.-
sSehOGneFS RilIed WIN. sand-ESg,.

Especial lteG % ne 4. =. Evening Post.,i (
Z NEE YoRK, April lO.--h IS NOV. certain
that the government has fully drtermfned
70 reinforce Major 4 nderson,S command nj
all hazards lylearn on competent sau-
thoEiiy tllat the plan adopted for the relief
OF Fort Sumter Is Substantially as fol-
I0ws-1 5Tsz an B9H sRN aFY4ss
= >. lu case of necessity supplys arc 10 be
thrown into Fort Sumter by means Of u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

B9CoMrASx G. turned out yesterday
afternoon, and made 6ne display. The
bright sun shine made the muskets plistep
aud exhibited the psrapherualia generally
to good advantage
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12
From New York,

NV. YoRk, April ll.-Miuister Corwin
en- route to Mexico.
1.-THE sloop! of-var Posahontnsg sailed to-
day uRder. sealed orders, = lS.7I5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

NEW YORK, April II The monsy mar
ket is plenty At 4Ge5 per eentum. Stocks
lower Wits Z few exceptions. Virginia
6s, GO, Treasury las 1881; coupon 6's