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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
EUROPEAN NEWS.
AFFtv,ia1 Of the steamer North urlton.

Portland, March s.-The steamship
North Briton. with Liverpool adyiceS 10
the 22d arrived at this port tonight. -
violent gale had visited England, do
ing much damage. The CRYSTAL Palace at
London is among the Buildings thst were
seriously damaged. The American bark
HiRWatlia is among the many vessels that
were blown ashore. t4stst II n
bltsis.Fe reported that the Bank Of Epgland
icontemPlates mother rise in the. rate Of iu-
terests this time to or 10 per cent. 4.
The affairs in Hungary were becoming bE
hertUus n1ture. -
FRANCE.-ReinfOreem To the French
troops at Rome are continually leaving
MarseiIles. =.
ITAE1.--FOrtress Aessina had been sum.
moneti TO surrender, but the GshefaI COM
ilianding II Is said had declared, bis iaten-
tton TO resist . seizure to the last 81 -. {.
The troops had also gone towards Fort
Peas CeyttelG 70 commerce an immediate
F Fss,'a SP9F Is, FFte the gFGFFisggr sP575
AesERtA.=-It is reported that araSrs.
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Tar closing years ofltfe are often repd

TN SiOSlhB years OF Ilte are often Tend-i
=. ID wre,ehed By ailments which are
trl1ing in themselves and easily cured if
taxi n in time. Affection of the liver,
sto|aeh, and other organs concerned in
digestion, nre the most frequent. They
naturally maketh sufferer nervous, irrita-
ble ard complaining, ind relatives and
friends are forced to bear the brunt other
ill'humOr. The use of Hostctter's Cele-
DRAFTED Stomach Bitters will provo an
efficient remedy for this evil. Ii will not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
ization, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases Of Indigestion, Disrrh@a, Dysentery.
and Liver Complaint Theirs: physicians
IN the country are loud ilr their praise of
this preparation. Another reeomm endH.
tton of the Bittets is that it is 40 palataLla
to the taste that it may be used even as q
beverage.
Sold by all druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

RB-AX ON wONAN wlru Tu3 DELIRIuM
TRRNESs,-A night or two ego oeieer St
Meyers, ofthe First Ward, took into ensto-
dy an old woman named Mary sCashmere,
who was suffering from an attack of de-
ltrlm tremens, produced, Of course, by
excessive drinking. The woman Is about
seventy years of age. 1t was a sorro3ful
sight indeed to SEQ a woman just on the
verge Of a misspent life, completely eFaE-
ed and wrecked with whisky. She was
sent TO Jail fos thirty days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

p9r THH RlvKR--There were fifteen
feet water in the channel of the Ohio yes
terday, and falling. The Argouaut passed
down to st. Louis, but owing to the high
wind she became unwieldy, and backed
away from the city like erawHsh. The
Convoy started mp the river ut her usual
hour with a aatiu tow, and after passing
under the bridge the aat manifested \ dis.
position to stick its nose uuder the water.
The coal which the Hat contained was
thrown back from the bow, the steamer
backed and all was soon right again. 4
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~ CENTRE Wheeling.

a REWARD Is OFFERED for the detection
of any person conntcrfeiting, Initiating, or
the vender of any such counterfeit or imi-
t"tion of Bo:rhuUeS Holland Bitsrs. The
genuine, highly concentrated Holland BIT
tiers is put up inhalFpint bottles only, hav-
ing the name of the proprietor, u. Page,
JF', blown in them, and his signature
around the neck of each and every bottle.
This delightful aroma has been received
by Americans With that favor which is on
y extended To- scientific preparations
When we consider the marked success at
tending its administration, in the most
stubborn cases OF Fever aud .Ague, Weak
ness of any king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Acidtty Of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Costivcness and
Piles, together With The complete control
exercises over alt Nervous, Rheumatic
nd Neuralgia Affections, we cannot won.
er at its popularity, Nell may the iuval-
value this remedy.
For sale.s TIL. logan 4 Co., and Lo-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

RS-LA RuE's PAxoPTlcox.-As will be
Eeen elsewh here, thts unriyalled exhibition
opens At Washington Hail on Monday
evening. 1t is highly spoken of by the
press wherever it has been exhibited in
all parts of the country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

CARLOW To Pur on CoALs.-ft seems
there is an art in this apparently simple
operation, and the process now recon-
mended is: Before yOu throw on Goals,
pull all the Gre to the front of the CRATE
filluP the cavity Mt the back with the cin-
ders or ashes which will he found under
the CRATE, then throw on the Goals. The
gas evolved in the process of roasting the
Goals will be absorbed by the ciIders,
which will render them in an increased
degree cOmbustible. Thesmoke will thus
be burnt, and fine glowing smOkeless
Ere will be the result. This rule should
be enforced from the kitche. to the cellar.
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spseiRlDlspatehes from montgomery,
MoyTOOvEny Marcel,

MONTGOMERY. March 5, 1861.
II the positions of Mr. Lincoln's In
apgural are Sustained by the people of the
United States, collision and civil war are
inevitable. This Confederncy win never
pay tribute to the Omitted States. The
only hope for peHceafui solution is the
Immediate abandonment of all idea of COL
lectlng the revenue Ly the United States.
4n'! the evacuation of all tue Confederate
Tue only practical issue for Northern
CONSERVATIVES i to insist upon a pearenble
separation orto battle energeticaliy against
the Northern Radicals, carrying tho Spring
elections, breaking up the old Union. and
joining this fresh, vigorous, liberal, and
s exp Republic A reconstruction of
the old hulk under Lincoln is u practical
absurdity.
Mallory, the Secretary of the NAVY. is
making preparations for war on n large
scale. The City and the military are qnite
gay. President Davis has taken a splendid
white house here. t'7''s''
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RTTnE.Nyizp.- The air yesterday con-
tiuued to be decidedly zephefy, aud carried
the dust alternately eastward and west
wardwith provo';ingenruestness, With the
dr9psEy of the ladies the wtud took UNI
EasFantable liberties, aud stfted loose
things over everything else. The day was
about as eyeutless, locally speaking, as it
was clustering.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BB-CEpnAL1c PmLs, cure Sick Head

B4-cEPnALIc PmLs, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cureall kinds
of Headache.
Bythe use of these pills the periodic at
tacks OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented; and If taken at the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from
paillRud sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females are SO
They act gently upon the bowels.-re.
moving oostivoness.
Tue Literary Man students, Delicate Fc-
males, and all persons OF sedentary habits.
they.are valuable as a Laxative, improving
the,appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natur-
al elasticity and strength of the whole sys-
TEN.
Far saleby REEp & KnArr,
FaE CO. Centre Wheeling
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Fron1 NrnOrlrn,,s-

Nrw ,oRLEAXs, March Public opin-
ION, is rapidly settling down. In political
AMI comnerciul circles Li:iroln's inaugu-
raj Is Regarded rs 4 declaration of war.
Tue Legislature passed resolutions ap-
proving uf the conduct Of Gca. Twfegs,
IN snrrenecring the Federal property 10
the Texas authorities.
u Is reported that Fort Brown, in Texas,
has surrendered to the State forces.
Pensacola Ndvices state that Lieut.. Stem
mrr Is engaged in rnising sand battery,
about quarter OF mile eastward OF Fort
Pi.kens
The work on the land batteries on the
beach opposite Warrington is continuing.
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BY TELEGRAPM

NEw YoRE, March s.-Piour heavy; lo,5OO bbls.
sold Wheat-sales l0l 900 bus. at $I,a9@I.3l for
red WESTERN 81 40 for white, Anl 81 2leSI Is FIR Mn
wansie Grub Corn steady, but quiet; 81 OJ bus at
65tgb6lS for old; IS 800 for new, aud 1O6Tb for
white southern. Pork heavy at SlG,OGalOl2I5 for
mess Lard hrm At oIz@lO7S. Whisky ia Of =.
BALTIMORE, March s.-PIour has a declining Ten.
aeney. and prices are 12lSc lower; Howard street
ana Ohio S52OI4. with W. sales. Wheat at s, 231
yellow 59g6l PrOTaiOns dull; mes pork ST. prime
$l2SO. Lard 9Si. Coffee firm at 12L znl3 Whisky
~. lower At lgI
FnIIADELPu1A, March s.-Elour dull uudor unIa-
VOTAble aVices by the IBremen and price ale rather
weak; small sales snperfiue at Sj,l25g625, aud cx.
tTus az SSdl[ GbSO receipts very light. Small sales
Eye Flour at Sj,G2E- nnd earn Meal ut &9,STIS.
Mheat-sses 5000 bus red at 81 ,259l,98 and white
At Sl,S59l,40; Rye sold at IS. Germ declined lc:
sales naw yellow Al 81. md como OLD white Mt G5.
Oats dun at SlelS2. COtrt quiet; small sales lilo 1T
l2I@lS PIuTiaiOua iul hams In suit aud uickld
selling nt a@9lE sides 9yt, and sloulilers Tt97IS
Lard d1li at 10Y, and keEjnt 1ll<. Whisky FeIfs
slowly az 19;81g1G . 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
BOERHAVE'S
Holland Bitter S.
DxsPEPsrA
verComplaint, Feverand Ague,

DYSPEPsIA,
Liver Complaint, FeverandAgue, &c.
, rI'ITE SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION AND USE
oI ms ce!e6tlfei remedy has bGeti the signal fog
eilterl hnd Of compounds called ':Bittsrs nIIcte
various tlrins from quart bottle to Ave gallon
"GTcs' or some villnnOns whisky mixture
bnt the relly great relief derived fIl lTi minute
9ose- one te1spO0ufal. Of our uaelieinS,
BOERHAVE,S HOLLAND BITTERS
AND TaE EdTTRE ABSENCE OF APFER PRosIRGTfoS has
sStahlished for Il n reputation ybci, IN, hosf ri int
ianOns ana eUuntGTirItS have fnIDl to uudsrIuiu,,
Saeis o5i'Hsiy Tsseible PIslsratlon th barely
ut Sne siEs Of tue genuine, (lIalEPint Bottles,
II ~" lnSdlCino OflOngt efficacy for Frifvizo
re tItSod 80 ESSENTIAL for the foundation OF good
sS my tor SorrCsting disorder OF the stomach
Two or three doses will convince the afflicted Of
w ea!otAry euscta The stO-Iach ALL EIeedily re-
~ ~ ~ Tength healthy action OF the liver, bow
neal IL be tue quick result
For INDIGESTION, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For ACTDiTY, Try
:. BOerhave's Holland Bitters.
For wATERRRAsn, Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For Loss OF APPETITE. Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters
For C0STIYENESS, Try.
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters,
III. IN a.! Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuudgic ARtr
uOhs u has IN numerous instances pruve,l highly
beneficial, and in others effected decided cure.
ReHd Carefully!
The genuine, hiGhly-concentrRtad RoERHGvE's IIoI.
LASp birrEEs Is put up In hafpnt bottles only; and
ior this truly celebnted medicine has Induced MANY
purchasing. e''''
Fhk LABEL OF EVERY BOTTLE You RUT.
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SEw IoRk, March s.-The steamship
Adrintic will sail for Liverpool on next
Wednesday, taking the mails intended for.
the steamer Australian, which has not yet
arrived.
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The members of the Confederate Com
gress are extraordinary workers. Their
sessions average about ten hours daily,
ana very little of the time is consumed in
Buncombe speeches.
Yhe various Executive Departments are
even more industrious, and are working
literally day and night in their several bne
rC4us. The machinery of the new Gov
ernment is being put in working order
with remarkable rapidity.
In case actual hoStilities should break
export duties to a standard that will vicId
$50, 100000, while the imports will he
kept atNthe lowest possible figure, for the
purpose of destroying the revenue md
cFipplins the Commerce of tho Northern
States.
The possible contingency of a want oF
toed is recognized, and the preparations
Tor corn Planting are already on the most
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p<iy-Ax laos MAN UAXED.-On Thui.

saturday Morning, marcel 0. 1881.
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nailp gntelltgeutet

"a Largest Circulation of any Paper IN
Western Virginia. IA
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ta = !,,si single bottle ofsPRLDiSG's PREP tf:Eb
HLOh VIII Aaye ten times its cost anpuaiiy
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The cane was manufactured by VIM.
Shutter, Jeweler, No. %, Monroe street,
and is a costly and massive one.
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'SPAhDIyG's PRRrARED GLugr :
,,,,,,, ::ssATElIIE iTt2c'sss .

STANDINGS PRERARED cue.
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WAsiiIsdToS. March !g-JaIses tssaslnD.
be'l,- II The Supreme Codri, has nJt- ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
FROM MISSOURI

@fNNs -
Since the departure of Gen. Hunters,
Pope's and Sturg s. Divisions of the army
on Saturday last for St. Louis from War
saw, nothi1g of interest has transpired
here. Gen. sigers and Asboth's divisions
have returned from their position south Of
here, which was merely feint to protect
our withdrawal, and will march for st.
Louis via Rolls in day or two.
Springfield will be entirely evacuated,
and large numbels Of Union men Of the
city and surrounding country haye left and
will continue to leave with the army, not
being willing to risk their lives in the
hands Of the rebols.
Sterling. Price began to move his army,
q, 600 men, and twenty-five pieces Of ar
tillery, on Saturday morning, towards
Pineville, Mcdonald county, in the ex-
treme southwestern corner of the State.
Ben MeCullOch broke up his camp on
Friday night, and the next day was march
ing towards Berryville, Carroll Co., Arkan-
sas.
A gentleman recently appeared in the
rvi'vl camp, who says that Price designs to
90 into winter quarters at Cross HnlloS-
fs5sIs Z S5H5T1 IHU Wish 70 20 home have already
returned, and thst those now with him in
tend to fight outside Of Missouri.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
FROM BEAUFORT.

BALTIMORE, NOV. 10.
The Old Point boat has arrived here.
Charleston papers of the 18th inst. state that
Gen. Lee is making extensive preparations
to defend Beaafort and the place is not occu-
pied by Gen. Sherman. That negroes are
engaged in removing cotton and other prop
erty, and that two Yankee gun-boats are
aground near the village.
The Charleston Courier states that there is
little cotton stored at or near Beaufort.
Messrs. Hope and Bayard, who reside on
Hilton Island, set fire to every building on
their premises and their crops, leaving a
mass of ruins behind.
The guns of the Lady Davis and Huntress
I have been placed in battery at Port Royal
Ferry, under command of Commodore Dun
ovant, where Stand viii be made. A large
number Of families have left Savannah for
the up country. On Saturday last according
ing 70 the Charleston papers there were no
signs of Gen. Sherman taking possession OF
| Beaufort. The Rutledge mounted rihemen
started for Beaufort. Sunday morning de-
tachment of mounted rihemen of Col. Clem-
ems North Carolina Regiment was also on
the way.
The Charleston Mercury condemns the
manner in which the Con.ederates have pre-
pared for the-emergency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

On Wednesday lsst the N. Y. Ohasssurs,
Col oo0hraae, having been addressed By
their Colonel, in which he plsced himself
squarsly upon the doctrine Of the ''military
necessity Of lhs emancipation Of the slavsu," /"
Secretary Cameron followed him in the
following important speech;
eeLDIERs;-It Is too late for me to make
you speech to night bat viii say that
heartily approve every sentiment uttered
By your noble commander. The doctrines
which he haI laid down I approve as il
they we're my own words. They are my
sen6ments-- sentiments which will not
only lead you 70 victory, but which will in
the end reconstruct this cur glorious Fed
oral Constitution. Il is idle 70 talk about
tresiing with these rebels upon their own
tcrms. We meet them as our enemies,
treat them as enemies, and punish them
e enemies, until they shall learn 70 be-
have themselves. Every means which
God has placed in our hands il is our duty
70 use for the purpose Of protecting our
selves. / an glad Of the opportunity 70
say here, what I have already said else
where, In these few words, that I approve
The dootrinea this evening enuneiated By
Col Oochrane. Loud and prolonged
oheerlng]
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Nov. ID.
The steamer OoalzacoalcOs, from Port
Royal, Wednesday, Nov 18th, P. NJ, arrived
here last night.
The troops had been landed, AMI the stores
ana ordnance from the various vessels of the
deet were being rapidly discharged. A num-
Der of the trt nsports would soon be ready to
leave.
1t was rumorsd that the Union pickets
on the opposite side Of the Island near
the Ssvannsh Ferry, had been attacked by
the rebels. Reinforcements Eere being
sent from the Fort.
The Federal troops would take formal
possession of Beaufort on Thursday, the
14th inst.
The Coatzaeoalcos passed the gun boats
Monticello and Connecticut on the 18th
inst, off Frying Pan Shoals, bound south.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

FROlI NHw YORK.
NHw YORE, Nov. l5.

New YoRK, Nov. 10.
The steamship Champion has arrived,
| with Panama dates Of the 9th.
BogOta was quiet under the MOsqusra
Government
Gen. Herran is on his way to Washing
ton as Minister.
the Confederate States TO change the name
Of New Granada to the United States Of
Columbia.
The Pacific Mail Steamer Uncle Sam
brought down hvs hundred troops, large
amount Of rifles, &c.
A fight had occurred ct Guaymss, Mexi-
90, between the foreigners and natives.
The American Consul was in prison, and
three Americans were shot It is said that
three hundred Americans put I've hundred
Mexicans to fight.
Senator GWinn, Calhoun Benham, and J.
Brent, Of California, we're arrested as the
Uncle Sam was entering the bay Of Pana-
ma, by order Of Gen. Sumner. Papers COM
promising them with secessionists were
found aboard. Some Of GWinn's friends at
Panama applied to the Governor to snnul
the arrests, on the ground that they we're
made in New Grensdian waters, and that
cur Governor has no right 10 transport po-
litical prisoners over their territory.
Gen. Herman, who was an intimate friend
Gwinns also used his influence The Gov
snor issued orders prob, biling the convey
ance of the prisoners across the Isthmus, and
large forces of soldiers we're sent TO the sta
tiOn to release them as soon as they landed.
The o. S. Consul went aboard the Uncle !
Sam, anh it was finally decided that the pris-
oners were to be allowed to cross the 18th
mus as such, and the question of further ar
rests be referred to Washinton.
The Champion brought 1915, 600 in Treas
ure. Among the passengers were Senator
Nesmith, Gen. Sumner, Lieut.. Col. Mer-
chant, Capts. Judd, Booth, Hendrickson,
Stewart and Winder, Lieuts. Gilbert, Dandy |
Harden and St. Clair, and 100 men of the
Sd infantry. Ex-senator Gwine was also
g passenger under arrest.
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~ mlll1nrr Foroe q Kep.ueI.y.

Aue MAhlLAEN ENAgc u ANA-AoAAs
frankfort Correspondence Louisville JOuinal.l
The previous estimates Of the number Of
soldiers furnished by our State for the war,
e presented 10 the readers Of the Journal,
are substantially correct There we're in
camp up to November 9Th, as reported to
the Military Board, 1920 recruits four
regiments, aggregating 1000, ct Camp
Dick Robinson; 1000 men with Gen. Ros-
essu, and the louisville Provost MarshaFs
force Of 500, in al %, ZOO men In the State.
70 these should be added 1, 900 in the two
regiments in Western Virgiuiai 1900 en-
listed il other States, and about 800 for the
regular army ct Newport Barracks. This
gives 9 total Of 26, 900 now ready. There
are forty.three fractional regiments in pro
cess Of formation, and By consolidation
shout twenty full regiments will be fur
nished this week, and have no doubt thst
IS soon as the contractors send forward
supplies Of clothing, and srms can be pro
eurad, tsn or twelve more regiments VII
be easily raised.
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OOMMERCIAL.
NEW YORA nIARKEF-Nov. IS
lHT TELnaRAFH.l
n - -


L1UR-Reosipts q ,o62 bbls. Market without
material change.
SALES s,SsD e6is ct s55O@ss,s5 for supsrfne state
e3.65@b6Q for extra ststoi S5,sO3S555 Tor supernne
Waaterni t5,666l5,90 fer common 70 medium extra
Eestern 06s5616p0 Tor shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohi0.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-AIarket quist-stendy.
Sales $50 bbls at e5y511b55 for superne S57Oa7 10
for common to choice extra.
. RYE PLOUH-marEet steady ct ga, 40 com.
mon 20 choice extra
WHEAT-Receipts 1865, ,gls bush. Market Ic bot
tor with limited supply and fair export demand -
sales 950l bush at sI,23@l,26 for Chicago spring;
~ ls26 for Racine spring. Sl,z5nl,3 for milwaukee
club SL29 for Canada club; 81 l,3O@I3l for amber
Iowa. l,45 for white Michigan; 35@ 29 for win
ter red western.
RYR-Market firm at s0@s2c
HARLEK-MRrket hrmer ct 6561s5c, the latter
for choice Canada West.
CORN-Rscsipts l7,2s5 bnsh. Market without
important change Salss sOOO0 bush at 6s06so for
mixed western; 7Sc for southern yellow
OATS-Markst nrm ct 4b04Io Tor Canadian, vest
.FORK-Msrkst du.l. Sale. 50 bbls at $4,000
Is; 90 Cor mess; Se,O0ae,50 for prime.
HEHF-Market dull.
ODT MEATS-Market quiet.
sARD--Markst quiet. Sales 100 bbls at $50
: BUTTER- Selling at IOal4O for OAIO; snd1la
20c state.
CHKRsE-Harkst steady at 81 a75lo common to
prime.
WHIBKY-Market quiet at 2l5fo.
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nThe Professor DR.. Holmes, has a son to
be proud Of q This young Lieutenant 20.
VI. Holmes, Of Company A, Massachusetts
TRsntieth,) in late engagement, was bit
twice-once by q spent ball IN the abdomen,
which struck HIN down; and second time
IN the left breast The bullet entered and
tTsyrssd the surface Of the ribs, and was
taken out Ct the right side ofthe body. The
gallant Lieutenant is sanguiDe regarding his
speedy rscovery.-EOms Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati eazette.l
IEDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 1S.
The President has sent Gov. Morton two
of TIE celebrated coffee mill guns, which
yin shoot two hundred times . minute With
Tamarksble accuracy. These guns have
been tested By officers in the 0rdnanee De-
partmeut, Ehe recommended their Pur-
ehsss hy ths War Departnsnt They are
Work6d bg 8 crank, and are sid . be ne
greatest invention Of the sgs They win
Be 0snt 70 Kentucky.
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FROM NEW YORK,

NEW 1Okki NOV. 40.
4 large English steamer, loaded with
Munitions Of war for the rebels, was cap
tured by o. S. frigate, and taken into
Key West. It is no doubt the Fingal,
which was known to be fitting out at
Greenoek With the intention Of running the
blockade.