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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

,IT,,,. ~, EoncH M 70 n r
,.sa,,od Yesterday after electing the fol
%oJou.'o os,ssr. for The ensuing wear.
lo"lub -, :,
Thos. u. otee'e' no os' ." W NF1no
Master, kairmontn va W.
H. u paHlusou' " ", 90 "a ~ y v 'uU
Master mn ~ 10 R w Grand Wnrde,
Xo a. n, Vi Va.
Vim. J. Rfddick, No: IL, R. W. Grand
Secretary. Rshnond, Va,
5no. W. p tJ We :
l' ca" p Head. No. 26, w. Grand Condue.
-. Lsssburg. Va.
n T. Hnrmar, No. I26, W. G. Marshal,
Sbinstop. Va.
A Graut, No. !, W. G. Guardian, Rich
,,ond. Va.
1 Schriver, No. 10, ". Grand Herald.
Richmond. Va.
REPRESENTATIVES to the Grand Lodge of
the DATED states: P. G. NJ. E. H. Fttz6ugh,
wheeling, w., aud T. G. N. -. IL. Robin
son, LyGehburg, Va.
1t was agreed that tue next session OF
the Grand Lodge should be held at Rich
uoud. The Grand Encampment met yes-
;erday afternoon. Tue loIIOWlGg omeeFs
we're present:
Austin t. Burr, II. ". G. Patriarch; Jas.
Orr. "; E; g; Il. Priest WIN. Anderson,
r. " " %s ~ %af 81 q AS1 b. gp r. W. G.
Scribe. L. F. Beeler. R. ". G.. Treasurer.
Amer concluding their business last night
the Grand Eneampment went into an elee-
,iOn for officers for the ensuing year, when
the following gentlemen were unanimously
selected:
NV. G. Chief Patriarch, James Orr, of
Wbeelingi n. E. g. High Priest, VIM.
anderson = Of Hampton: W, u ST. ~ warden q
WaT,en H. r Beeier of WbseIing: " q
scribe, E. G. Alburtes, of MarrinsburgI;
". G. Treasurer c. a. Shafter, of Lynch
5 SqFgi W. u Sentinel j. ~ Cooper OF
RenEs"er,stive 10 Grind I.od,c ~ m.
uaised States: +. c. Robinson Of Norfolk
On Thursday the Grand Lodge present
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13
BUSINESS NOTTCEs.

FEVER AND AQUA CASE OF EIGHT
MoNrH's STANDING CURED BY BGRuAyr's
HoLtANp BITTERs -Michel Kelly, No. III
Seventh near Grant street, says:
LAST MY, While RAINING on the river,
on cotton boat plying between Natchez
and New Orleans, was taken with Fever
and Ague. For eight long months / suffer.
ed with this dreadful disease. The greater
part of this time / was unable to work.
and Spent at least City dollars for different
n. but found no permanent relief.
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insist
ed upon my trying BorAaUs's iceland Bit.
ters, saying that cure tcd5 guGrdRteea.-
AFTER taking it for one week, must state
was sound man. have been at work
now for two weeks, and have had no return
Of the Chills aud Fever whatever.p
certify that the above Statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or at R. Chester's
Gothic Hall. Gpl-Im
ri o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

RS-A TRrcE THAT wOu1DS,r WIZ
Inc other night, fellow escaped from
lall, up in Washington, by jumping from
the window of his cell into the branches
Of shade tree. Getting into the street,
he raised the alarm Of ERE, with a view Of
facilitating his escape, but he was sus-
pse'ed, pursued and captured by SON of
the jailOr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

MOBILE, April l2.-The news of the
opening of the war creates an intense ex-
element here Our people are reiofced at
the commencement of hostilities. Fifteen
guns are icing fred this evening, in honor
of the attNck on Fort Sumter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

. P9- Local sqAaoE.-on such a day is
Yesterday nobody feels inclined to do any
thing sufficiently important or startling 10
entitle it (the thingl to public mention,
and on such a day We confess 10 n snd
lack Of appreciation for anything short of
a suicide ora funeral.
''NO lark could pine to skies SO dun and pray,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13
Frona WnlhInrtnn.

wAsHmGToS, April l2.-There is only
one telegraph wire in working condition
South of this point, and that operates
badly. Not IL word has been received from
any Southern point thus far t.. day! -,
During the afternoon they visited the
President, but not in their official capaci-
ityi and were received by him directly af-
ter the Cabinet meeting adjourned.
The President has made the following
massachusetts appointments. 3
Chas. Phelps, Surveyor of the port of
Boston, 10 place of Fletcher Webster, who
was removed at the earnest request Of the
Massachnsetts Cougressmsn. III -
Eugene L.,Norton. Navy Agent, at Bos-
ton. Richard Dana, District Attorney.
John ]. Keys, Q. S. Marshall. John A.
Goodwin, Postmaster at Lowell. C. CtB,
Baldwin has been appointe dAlarshnll. and
Geo. Hague District Attorney for VefrnonL
James Q. Aiken Marshall, aud Etityard II
Bradford, Attorney for Delaware. Ian.
sing Nance has boon appointed Postmast-
er Ct Morristowh Hartmann Bonnet.
PostnlAster at Norwich, NY. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

H fEsFERDAY was = dull, rainy day,
.a1 very disNgreeable; but the main was
Y warm and should itbsseeseeded this morn
=, Oy sunshine, the tardy young grass
o'Aaes will spring up out of the hiIlsides
"4' meadows, with an astonishing growth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

~ raE RlvER.--Ths.e were about
sp'r.een feet of water in tue channel Of
Tue ohiO, yesterday. The Arago steamed
% Tor ST. Louis, Tue rain kept people
:. away from the landing, andlvery little ao-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13
CHARLEToN, April II

mo. 8. CHARLErox, April IL.
TO LIP. Walker, See,yef Var:
Major anderson repliesias follows tsI
have the honor TO acknowledge the recent
of your communication demanding the
evacuation of this fort, and to say.in TepIy
thereto, thatit is demand with which /
regret that my sense Of honor and Of my
obligation to my Government prevent my
compliance, He adds, verbally HIywiIl5
await The frst shot, and Il goa, do not bat.
ter rs TO pieces, We will be starved out in
a few days. Answer.
Signed. G. 4. BE1uRtaARp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

EEw YoRk, April l2.2The steamer Van
ierbtlt has been taken. to the Navy Yard
It is supposed that she has been chartered
by the Government.
The steamer North Star, from Aspinwall,
has been signalled below. She will be up
vt $3.50 p. NJ,
The ship Witchcraft has been wrecked
OF Cape Hattcras. Fifteen of the crew
we're drowned. The captain and third
officer were saved
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13
no. Q. MoxraoMERY, Apr,i /
10 Gent BeaIrtgard, CAqrleston:

~. y; - lI0hTaONEHIl Aprlf Hin
TO GeHt Be9HrGgayd, CAqtlettoR:
We d6i4ot desire needlessl5- % lombard
Fort Sumter, II Major Anderson WiIlstater
the time. At which, as Indicated by him. he
viii exaetate and agree, that In the mean.
tirne be will not use his guns against Us
anleSC ours should be. used against sum-
ter. Youare authorized thus. to avoid HE
efQSon of blood IL this or It's equiv
lent be refused reduce the fort as rom
Judgement decides to be The most, pFgett-
ea6les SOS (SignsdJ $50 s.sr.sir5 -
LIP. WkLEiR, Sec'y Of War.
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PatrIottsna, az. the ys,IonaI oapltal.

Patriottsm at the yslIonSI Capital.
Especial Dispatch to the Evening POss
MAsHISGToS, April lls-The President
still hopes forspeace, although he appre.
osnas the occurrence of "A collision At
Cn"riestonlat any, moment He declared
tnls morning, however, that be thought no
decisive eveut could take place till Satur-
The military tcver is rapidly Spreading
here, The militia Of tbs District Of Co.
lumbia are to-day Offering their services
70 the Government in large numtets, aud
the greatest enthusiasm prevails. Tho
Administration willsbe fully sustained: in
us position, and the safety OF tho Capitol
lsaundoubtedly ensured by the ample prep
aratiOns which have been made 10 'repel
any astnck that may be made upon it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13
The wensburg EIeetIon and IN.
Wheeling Union.

Fhe WehSburs Election and the
WheelInB Union.
Concerning the Wellsburg election, the
Wellsburg Herald remarks:
Mr.: Langfitt. WHO is elected by major
NY OF only IL votes, received the support
OF men VINO would not touch him POLITICAL,
efficient officer; and they did not deem it
proper to introduce politics into a paltrv
town election. Whatever may be thong6t
of the policy of Boosting over such a VIC
tory, we are persuaded such men will re-
gari a compliment in tue Wheeling Union
pretty much in the Same way they would
ike favor shown them by the keeper of a
bGwdy house or any other disreputable es--
Enlistment. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

LoutsyIIIE, Ry April l2th II Dispatches
'haYe come here 70 hold the Kent1cky vol
unteer regiment nTeAdiness tomoVe 6E a
mOment,s notice, from the War Depart
mental AQnlgomery. - -..s.a -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

IA MAIL CHAxoEs.--The following
change Of. mail service on the B. & o. B.
r., will take place on Sunday, the i4tb
inst. The change is made out ACCORDING
to Wheeling time; The Express Mail ar
rIVes at'o:27 a.. NJ, and departs at 10 A.
NJ el0sssat Q A. A., daily except SUN
days THE Mail Train arrives at 1882 p.
81, and departs at e;67 P. VI; closes at G
Z. n; daily. When. the time tables of
other routes are received. complete
schedule wilt.be published for information.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

R9-A Boz FALLS IRON LOAD OF
sTFAE-Ysstsrday = boy who was oseu-
Pytpg n seat upon the top of load of
straw that was passing down Nam street.
was>so attracted by the strange sights
which he saw, that he forgot himself and
before be was aware of ii, found him.
seifslidtug OF. BE grabbed for the straw,
but took everything along with him, and
falling upon the street, dislocated his
shoulder, and bruised his body pretty Sc
verely. 'Bqt'Eor the straw which he car
ried with him in his attempt to save him.
self he must have been much more severe
ly injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13
Pensneola Postal Accommodations.

EUstuH AUGUmm 0u0IIOn6,
WAsnISGFoN, April 12.-The Post Office
Department has dispatched an agent to
Pensacola with the view of restoring the
postal accommodations at that place.
Messrs. Preston, Stewart and Randolph.
the Commissioners appointed by the Vir-
ginia State Convention to ascertain the
purposes of the Administration, arrived
here this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

=
OHAHtEsToN, April 13,=Intercepted dis
Puehes disclose The fact that Mr. Fog, who
nau ote allowed 70 visit Maj. Anderson
On t9e pledge that his purpose was pacific,
SPioyed tue Opportunity to devise u blan
u supplying the fort by force, and tb6t
this plan had been adopted by the Govern
nent at Washington, and was in progress
otTexecution. XII -
Trump DISPATCH.
G..HR.AaRLRsfoSt april t2!- Received in
Phtihdelphia $3.50 p. M.-The hiring has
continued all! day, without intermisston.
Nv; Two OF Fort Sumter's guns have been 81
i ,sh1e II isrep0rted that ii breach has
5 Sseq made in tue Southeast wall of Fort
sumter, $3.50 s=s=1s1
The answer mnde by Mai. Anderson to
zen; Beanregard's demand, was that he
W. Monio surrender when his supplies run
Not a casualty has yet happened to any
~ our men, (the CarolinianE.) or the is
0St Itt In position, only have opened
gu Fort.Sumter. The remainder are held
In reserve for the expected fleet. J5st
Two thousand men reached the CITY this
morning, and embarked for Morris Island.
and other points in that neigh6orRood.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
CHARbEsroS, April. l2th.-Rieeiyed nj
thlladelphia 1890 P. M.-The lombard.
ment Of Fort Sumter still continues TIE
n0aung battery and Stephens battery are
operating freely. Fort Sumter continues
10 return the ere. Il is reported that
three war vessels are outside the bar. !.
ptHrH D1sPArcH.
CHARIRsToS,, April I2th.-Received At
Mtdnight.-The firing has ceased for the
night TO berenewsd at daylight in the
morning, unless AN attempt be made in the
meantime TO reinforce Fort Sumter, to re.
pei which ample arrangements have been
made. The seceders have worked their
guns admirably well. Only two were
wounded during the day. iiiil iii
The Pawnee, Harriet Lane and n third
war steamer nre reported Off the bar,
FRESH troops are arriving here by every
The War Bill in the PennsyIvania
LeBlBlRture.
HARRISBURG, Pu., l2.-The war bill was
passed byithe House this afternoon, and
the Senate to-uight without amendment.
Gov. Curtin waited at the Executive office
to sign it, aud it is already u law.
The Charleston dispatches about hostil-
tiles was announced in both Houses this
evening, and produced a profound sensa-
ten.
Mr.. Smith, Democratic member of the
H2use, after the Charleston dispatches
we're received, changed his vote to aye, on
me War>bill. All the democrats of both
Houses voted against it.
The war bill was drawn IN by the Hon.
a. X. Mcclure, of the Senate, under the
instructions of the joint Legislature. The
bill approprintes half million dollars for
the purpose of arning and equipbiug the
tntlitia, and authorizes temporary loan
e meet the expenditure. It provides for
the appointment of an Adjutant General,
CoWmissary General, and Quarter Master
General, who are to hive power to carry
the act into effect s1l.sss las .ss}
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13
The Tax QuestIon.

IN K'1EHII 70 TUG IIIeIIlBencerI
REcaNoxD, April IL, 1850.
Editors INteltigsaeer "a Committee has
been appointed on taxation, by vote of
ayes 81, and nays 26. The Union men nut
it through. NJ. M. DRxT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

FFo" dc EsdMfReEs NortSu. "a.
cephaiie pills aeeo npIiS the object for lte the,
we're made HE.:o re- Of headache IN al itS ioTmI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

Extra SesaIOn OF the Confederate Con
4oETGUNERr, Ala, April l.Ess.-An, extra
session Of The Confederate Congress has
been called 70 meet on the 20th inst. $3.50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

DURE CIDER YINEGAR.-SO barrels,
Il warranted pure aud Old, just received aud for
sale By . ltebe8l y. REIRLY.
.DEFlNED SUGARS.-lU0 barrels hard ana
h son Grpshsd, HOWdeFsd AID GrAnnIhtad, lust
e q lived and toE sale " Iuhlsl n! REILLY.
EXTRA OHIO LINE,
BARSSEsyILIl. AND LQUIsVILhE OBlIENf
- - = s5dALclNBp RbASERR 'PARIa ;
JsA J, A. ABfCALF, Is M6fnGt
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The above prospectus has up to this date been
Publahed 10 ollE 0Re Of our leadlug papSn for ten
days. No extra eorts to get stock taken have been
made; yet the public % we'll appreciate the sound.
mess Of tha enterprtse that two hundred thous
and dollars OF the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the shares arc S25 each paid
In full without further transferable BY de-
Lively; stored only when dividends are ree6ived
Any PeTson having money % spare san, by the pur-
make an investment that will pay largely, and hold
stock that & rulil converted tutn eAsh without Io
OnsUared, is557 mhS0-d - IN =
Sd. Louie, Ne. March % 1881 $40 -4l
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The Union Feeling In Georgia.

The Union Feeling In Georgia.
LHashinSton Despatch TO the New York Commercial
AdTertiaerl
!, received long aud Interesting letter
TINS morning from prominent planter in
the State of Georgia, who was a delegate
IN the Baltimore convention.
he remains true to the Union The
leaders leader of secession have earned that
StGte by false representations The people
IN substantial mea Of the State, like sol.
10 and substantial moneyed men every
where have no sort Of sympathy with the
professional politicians who have origin
ated the secession movement MERELY 10
provide themselves with lucrative posi-
nc s, at the expense Of the tax payers of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

EFoRitt: EzassiaeT, Ho.totk, Va. sss
They have been tested ia moro than 4 thou,6pd
eaAes, With entire lpeee.,. - -.
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Prom ne DsIpeTqt 81. c1eul, Ai,tE.
Is you are, OF have been troubled With tbs b.s1
ahe send for box fcephalio PiIsJ 50 tLst Tor fSS
ul'e 'iiea !. 70 9, Gag ' q ~ nttael.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

sYR4cpsk, N " Apffi ls.4Tbs, Can't
OomwlsSlqperS have resolved to open al
the canals on the ist of Nay.
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From ne bdregttsae. IF0ri1,Res, 1R;Z.lt ~
5ne Cephalio Pills are said TO IL rsmarkS6ly sf
Leas9y lor the headHeie, mud one 81
been discovered. va ~ Q
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Saturday Morning, April IS, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-13

II,r,v BILL YERN0N, OHIO, Jan. Is, 1851.
Please md enclosed twenty-five cant. E,r ,,hi.,
send me another box Of your CephSIie iDiiiS s5 t1
are sraly he ct Fils IAdue essr triSI: Z . " =
DS Belle vernon a, S WS.BSd.;,5P IN No;
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1allp gntelltgeuett

a, Largest Circulation OF any Paper IN
Western Virginia. "a
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THE FOLLOWING ryDoRsrNESTs Of
S.PAL DING}S
CE-.PIlAI4IG PILLS.
WILL oosvlxoE All VINO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH
As Tier: 7s'tfa0nial, unsolieie IN ar sp,,n.
eaeS y &ts Jug '' SefsstsRe so ai.ss g ss
II, s,.,n,,o MAsosvrtlr, coss., Feb. 8, 1851.
sil,, s-es.s---....
ri haze ave. tie. yuE osphnle Pill. and lsis 80
more. you 10 send me Two d0llaFs worth
RSts oSf te ,S6 are q. ,,o whom
Your o6,fseryant,
.Eiiss55 -55 AAEs KENNEDY,
", o.. q. 49,. HAyrpFoRp IA, Feb. 9. 1851.
S9 P EGe + s sssa a s saf sEs s9s
' NARY iYsp SSS5 sEF;orKnousp
n. O s,.,n,. 5aau aS' IS s 1851. CO. Pa
P. vii IPn s%SS send boxes OF yof csPka
ti respectfully JSsrs
,,i F. s..t.,s used one Coz qSo i .s a1d SAD
r,x,, c., BEL9I yrENOS OHIO, Jan. IL, 1851.
..I Pea ,s ana sosl9.sd cent. for which
arg !tIty ets IT Eils {hue eeer tyisf. d Il
direct & A. sTOVER, P. NJ (
Sene Vernon Syandotts Co, o.
II = s,,,,,.. BEyEsLz, MASS, Dec. i, 1850.
wish for some circulars or large lhoyI btils. 81
bring Your Cepballc Pills more paTtieniariv bs@oT
ME- onets II you hevs anything Of the Kind
One Of my enetbnsTs, who Is subject to seyero isl
t;eI altnE two days IgdS efad qfo
~ vs. Os ''O44 " your tsHS, which sent her.
VIZ WILKES.
,,,,,. s's Sssu Ss5s :. 5gsS Co. ono
hESHr 2. sFALplSo, -
40. - Cedar It, MY. s1f-A - -
DEAE Gm. m e rslF ~
1net9sea ma twenty-five cents } for JTbIcl, so
3o1 o. -Cephalio PilIsD Send 10 SddFssS n It.S
TcS1 Pts ,GsS FL Iranllin Co. Ohio
Z. s.. VINO. RI1IRR
n, s.,,,,,. YFsnaSrI, 0ItcH, Jan. IL, 1881.
Not long since sent 70 you for box Of ceptsle
tii tor me cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
"a gee hut tDat iHdGeoltIo and for iloTs
f'eeae sena 6y return mail. Direct TO
sH rfa5 .s+ HPsiIantt Mich.
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! tyos ats Weae,s r. z. Gas.t.e, cafeggo, 1u
r1 Mf ad'ces eps.l ssfR. aug hi.
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mo. 5. CHARLESTON, April TO-.
.. P. II'aiker, See'yef Var, Montgomery.
The reasons are special foriI2 O'Clock.
Signed, G. T.BEAUREaARD.
no, G., CHARLEsToN, April 10.
q. r. Wqlksr. .See'y of Var, Montgomery.
The demand was sent at o'clock, and
allowed till to. answer 3
Signed, G.T BEAUhEaARp.
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New Goods.
COOPER & sENsENEY.

(sUocEssORs 10 rs EHsENEY.)
A RE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING Al
n very large stock Of NEW GOODS, Just
best terms At the present great reduction In prce
nsing new beginners, We are determined to sell
goGds OliEAP FOR CASH. All are invited to call
and examine our stock. We shall spare no Mains to
give Satisiaetion to all who favor us with cali
GP3 COOPER { SENSBNEY.
IMMENSE SACRAFTCEI
Auctions Outdone
HAVE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT MY
ttOu prices for CASH ->''s
Good EoulaId Summer Silks at 2sc.
Rich Dark EOulAFds at SOC
Reh Dyaderes worth $lt25 for Soc
Handsome 81 silks ut Soc
Elegant $40 Robes at SI6
EiAndsomP BACK Byaueres Mt 62c
Also, Pine Organdie Robes at l2Ilc per ward
Itich Double-skirt Berage do at tz1Sc. per yartI
Ladies' who may call will be satisfied that am In
earnest aud that they never saw silks at such price,
m1S2 J, 8. RHODES.
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Missouri Mining Company,
Incorporated Feb. 22d. 1881.

CAPITAL STOCK....,.............S5 OO. oOO.s
Wis COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
y pose OF adTaneing the great mining interests OF
our state. We do not profess to be RoVerned BY
purely PhiLanthroplc motives in initiating this en-
tsrpTtSe We believe that the stock eau be made to
pay large dividends, and at the tins more real
good accomplished and greater proErass uiade In de-
Seloping and making known the Astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri, than by the Of 1--WE fimes the
am1uht0t QuF capital nVested in any other bu6IpeII
We shall make the Otieo Of our Company com.
Pete mining bureauO the mineral resources OF the
State- We have power under our charter to pur--
chase ana sell minerAl lands wherever located In
1I9opr GEeot inducenlents will be offered to cap.
ttaltAts aud mining RdVentnrers, who desire 10 nnF.
ShaSs and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention of all who
nave mineral lands for sale to send rs statement
OF the same, describing the kind OF minerals on their
lands the number OF acres the location, and the low
est eahh price they willing to take for 6ad lands
We shall work only such mines Is pay largely, but
Ghal open and prove mOst Of the lands We sell Tho
books for subscription to the stock are now open at
the ONCE OF the Company, Main street, northwest
corner OF Loc1Sts over Merchants, Bank, entrance
No a Locust street. All who eel an 10 tails
business and have money, Tll do well to cali aud
saeser6e. These Wishing stock, living out Of the
amount wanted 70 tho President or Treasurer.
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IMMENsE sACRA.FIcEI.l

= lII1 STATE SENATE. = = II
NJ EsSRs. EDITORS:-PIedte announce JOSEPH
at the ensuing Spring election for seat in the sem
ate OF Virgins. Mr. Git Is UNIoX man OF tile ant
order, OF a character beyond the suspicion Of re-
proach-lIRVing large and substantial Interest in
virginia; in word, possessing every qualification
to make an intelligent, honest and iaithniI repre-
sentative OF the people. y.
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Ffe~ DE Rahaigaa' Vsiiss, Rd7, KauarAq; ra. (.
We arc saEs that PeTsOns fsfIas with head
.'.-..e, -ho = l9sn, WI stlet Q slena. u.
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;, szLhays used oneCos qgor Pi,s ste aSd a.,
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BEyERLr, MASS, DE-. ll.1s6o

wish Tor some eircuIors large Show biils 20
my customers. If you hevs anything Of lie Ina
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sPRuCE CREEE. HuSTrSu+oN Co pa
January lS. 1871
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Henry d Bacon, L.y.Bogy, ~
N. BUTLER, TFeas ALFRED CIAPr, Pfes's.
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No: 8. CuARursToS, April 10.
10 q. r. Walker, See,y Of Wqr:
The demand will be made tomorrow at
l2 o'clock.
Signed. G. T. BrAuRroAnD.
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for the ensuing year:

rsS-Tur GaAxD Lopez or l. o. o. F..
adjourned yesterday after sIecttug the fol-
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Eroa ete Daily Need RsigpTot, r. III
2 NsPHalie Fs are taking the place Of All Kinds.