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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

{ co. II IoEeIL lAyelss sarsapArillh, PiIis Ague
Cure and Cherry PeetelalO have 6een feSla5 TO be
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the Con
ddenee Of the community. 800 aa'.a
''Vt'i : ~ = - Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
--ssl rgL r. -s5555 af'fiI- 81 ~
'iOs' AtR4s' Mayor OF NASHUA. N. :.
hun E " AA Mayer Il aiANcHEsTEE, S.H.
iOsi s0A' AePi = Mayor Of coNcohD, y. H.
on. 4: u. 'VlI2 as5ss Of vopgrszpF, MASS
'i01 N : ss Mayor Of sALEA. MASS.
uoN. ?. W. LINCOLN. j., !, ,,.,o. VAS.
nos. wAaM- RoD9 MAN.. Of PkovrDESoE, R. i
HON. AMOS ". PRENTICE ...,...,,,,,.
HON. J. n nAR5 ns;or Of sRw LONDON. CONN
aEN' 'AA' :, AO Mayor of MONTREAL, o4E.
NOV n rrp,,.ED- er -aes - r 4
lO'' : : Mayor of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. Il NJ. krssFh Mayor Of HAMILTON. o v.
NON ADAA "ll Mayor of TORONTO. G. ".
AO'' = - P' Mayor of orEc1SNATI, OHIO.
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD,
! Mayor Of LYONS, iowa
HON JAMES ei algs4 Il B0wnAs4itI rL 9. W
avs. Mayor of AUGUSTA. NE
HON HENRY 000p sss5 Is 8 n.11opE11, NJ
HON. JAMES s. BECK. a.ss
AVN' "'LLANT Rs s Of INV nEDroaD. MASS.
4OA. : 4+1 Mayor Of PAIL RIVER. MASS
HON. ", a. ORANsToS, ,,.,,..,,,.-
Mayor OF NEWPORT X
: 'KKP srAhl' Mayor Of eALzSA. III
HON. JOHN uoDoDEs. ,,,5,,,... -.
HON. THOMAS cRuTcHy1ELp. 3 -.
Meyer Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
nus NNDANt 04 Mayor Of rusoALoosA. ALA.
Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN
'sY-'' ~ MAYOR Of NEw ORLEANS, La
'lDA, =, :. SoAA1i Mayor Of ROouEsrEH. N. ~
HON, DE WITT C. GROVE,
HON. GEORGE WILSON,
HON = h DOAh Mayor or DETROIT. MICH.
-'' Mayor of MILWAUKEE, WIS
Mayor Of RAo1NK. WIS
HON. A. RARR. Esl
Mayor Of CHICAGO. Ill
HoN.M J. A. HEATH, aso5sg.. a; b. q
10 .ass Mayor Of sELMA, ALA
Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, Ala
HON. W. s. noLYpAD, sa,.1i.i ls5 ~.
DON EsRAnrERo MANUEL " iA2Il.s -
DON PrErRE DE- oABAILo,
DON EsrErHANIE RoDRlagEs.
aTTs las Mayor Of HAVANA
DON ANTONIO HcHEYRR4, asf3i r. 4+s III
i7lii Mayor Of IIsIA, PERU.
DON N. G. NuLANGNo. .gs 1s2iuu.a
Mayer q VALPARAISO, CHILL.
DON MARC sEseu1PEDALIA, -
Mayor Of RIO JANKIRo, BRAZIL
niE t.-ft 81 q 2 E'-f1 : ~
Certify that the resident Druggists have aszured
LA them i-7is = +-te1
Ayers s:'aa.raaparl.lla=
Is an excellent remedy, aud WdEthy the eoahdsDes
gJj +. o. q ne .t community. ,ll:,i,
Ayers SarsaparIlla.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

Cod Sl; + ySss e E, I PGGs0sA5 Its
tsnily for Fthe last ten years has ~ SIS. SIS
shown II % poses. superior vittpesS lgsssoe
for the tre SnpH :. S Of these COM
A b. MORTLEY ESQ. of UIIos NJ " ySfrites. ~
have used your FectOrdI myself in Eniy 1rnily ever
since You invented il and believe 1t the hest msi-
cine for its purpose ever pot nut with a had cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for u bottle
than do without 1t, or take any other remedy
Group, WhoopIng Cough, Inhuen ga.
IA SPRiSd tIEED, Mrs. Feb + 1856 g
BRoTaEh AHEE: will ehserfnlly certify your Pc
whoohing cough, Group, and the chest fiseases Of
Children. We q your trHteruity in the South APP
preciate yOur skill, and commend your medicine 10
our people. .77-9 5srs= HIRAM C0NkLIE, ~ ID.
j AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, IA u.ritss. Sd Jam
1856: 81 had tedious Influenza, which confined me
in doors SIX weeks; took many medicines without re-
clergyman The first dose relieved the soreness IN
my throat and lungs: less than one half the bottle
made me. completely we'll. Your medicines the
TEEN you, Doctor, and your medlcinCa, a the poor
mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and bronchitis.
WEST MAScREsIER Pa EeH;'4I 1856, n
SIR: Your Cherry Pictorial Is performing marvel
from alarming symptoms Of consumption and is nov,
curing man who has lAbored under an affection OF
the lungs for the Last forty years. IL
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, " D., I1sfoS, MosRsor CO. low, !.
writes, Sept 6, 1855: +Ouring my practice Of many
years j have found nothing equal Il, yo6r Cherry
Psaorat for giving ease and relief TO consunptiTe
patients or curing steii as are curabie.n
We m ght add volumes Of evidence but the most
convincing proof of the virtues OF this remedy Is
tound in It's effects upon trial. - 'ul fEaa
81 Consumption.
Probably no ono remedy has ever been Known
which cured so many and such dangerous cases as
this. Some no h.man aid can reach; but sven to
those the CAe1Tg EsoTGt Affords relief and comfort
~ LAsIoE HoUsE, NV YoRK CTTT, March 8 1856 =
DocToR AVN, LOWELL j feel It duty and nleas.
TO inform you what your E5leTTy Pseflt1tf has
done for my wife. She had been ys months IaboriuC
under tue dangerous symptoms OF ConsRulpt on from
which no aid We could gave her much relief
She was steadily falling. until Or. Strong OF this
city, where we have come for advice. recommended
trial Of your medicine. We bless his kindness a.
We dOSour skl; for she hhsrecoyered from that day
She l. not yet strong she used to be- but is e
fro her cough and calls herself well. s-E4,.t -
= Yours with gratitude and regard,
1t-f= - = ORLANDO SHELBY, or SRE1sYvIIIE
CbnEuHptfres. do not despair TIL Won have tried
ATKRs CHERHT PEcTuRAI- 1t Is made by one or the
best medical chemists in the world and It's cures ali
around Us bespeak the high merits Of its yirtues-
FaitadelphiG Ledger. - o. st7i-a4 5FfsI'lsz
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The present critical state of European aaairs viii
render these publications. unusually interesting dur
ing the foEthcoAding year They will occupy 1 mid
do ground between the hastily written FieTBItamE
crude speculations and flying ruriors OF the daiIS
Journal, and the ponderous tome OF the future hs
mept 1.-The great political eyCiits Of the time shall
have Passed away Il L 70 these Periodicals thar
reliable history OF current events and as sreh fE
addition 10 their vel literary scIsntifc
and theologteA character, we urge them upon the
confederation Of the reading public
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
Irttslt 4hltheIs gives additional TRIns to these
hePEtnts, tnasmueh as they can now be placed IL
the hands Of subscribers about as soon as The origi
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Henry D. Baeo1, V. Iosv.
u. BUTLER, Treas. ALHRRD CI,4PP, Pres

The above prosPeetus has up to -this date ben
Published in only Of our leading papeTa fer
days. No extra e0rts TO get stock aiken have been
made; Jet the public well apPFacale thu sound
ness OF the that two hundred thOus
and dalaF1 Of the stock has already been taken! We
oud briefly state that the shares are S. each paid
livery registered only when diTid1Dds reoeiSe.
ANY person having money to spare can by the pur-
chase q sharsa In the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that viii pay largely, and hold
stock that tsready Converted into cash without loss
An eommunisati0lF 20. the President promptly
St. ISli.. No. Ilarch2a. 1881. '1fGOsE'sn
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New Spring Wall Paper.
JUST OPENED, very handsome stock or Ffiis
~ aud Common Wan Papers.
kor sale cheap by JOSEPH GRAVES -
.leeu4o No. 50 Mohroe st.
"1NDOW GLAsS-eooO boxss also,tsa
W. eiEes, bseh PtttsbmRh and Wheeling mile
tor lAis q mann prices by
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NJ A .YO.RSs OF HE
Great Cities. 90

WE the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
w the Druggists, ApOtheeaEies, and Physicians
'of our several cities have signed document q ~
suFanee to US that the remedies OF DR. J. q. AVER
e co. Of Lowell, layers SarsapAr1lh, Pills, AEue
Cure and Cherry PeetoFal.) have been foSlud to Be
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the CON
6denee Of the community. 300 -'s- l.ta --
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Ayers Sarsalparlla
Is an excellent remedy, aud W6fthy The confidence
1T 80 q the community. 90 9. .3,.s' '.'-
Ayers SarsaparilIa.

Ayers SaFSapar1lla.
For Purifying the'pto6d. T =. z. - ~
ROF seEOfnlA or KinE's Evil sf54 49,
For TaHaoF., ulosfs, and Sores, /. E. 8 q
For EFuptiona and Pimplss. +. .-
For Blotehes, Bitihss and BOlls. .'2f, @
Fot St. Anthony. Fire. Roso. erKryslpslas. >
For letter or SAT- Rhsun. p =.
For soard Had and Rinruorn.
For Cancer and Canosrous sores.s
For Sore Eyes Sore BAN. and naaaaosts..
For Female Disease. - !l4ils g. 5,'5s 5s5
For Suppression pq q ..s
For Syphilis or Yensreal DIssas6S. so ,-s.s4--i
llffor I4vs- r,,,,5, ;,s, pSsai;iH .iG.i'isa5
III SS.5-l s,s''i 81. AIS go. si.,i.4s
'EOE Dissasl. Of Eh6 HeaEtl 9 (. : .s1oI-s4il4
-=5Fla1 q trsass $40 7fls'.-l u
'i.i'i .'.--e -ss
dTafE DFiSIsFss .Is-5slt $50 81 ft.f,is 8
NE Mayors Of the chief cities Of the UnItsd
Brazn Me1ii9 ana fsez sissess II "a 9 ~.
ASSURE theiF pssIs sss Az . eS9 I -, .
With safety aud e1nhdsnee. BIIt our saeo viii ,lS
len.is o Z PoEtsia7A P p itlAEsaE HOOK
"a = IL ~ kidIJz EIE aooa s5.A.
ayers Sarsaparillas ssezc s4 -
Ayers Cherry Pectorals
Ayers Pills, aud e.
Ayers Ague Cure,
( REH3nEp II =
DR.. J. Q! AVER q co.. j
LOWELL MASS,
2 ibintukvsa
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MAnslN. MIoy1Na q. y. h. Al. 2

WARSAW, NToLIH6 Co. n Y, Oct p, 1855.
practice, And And thSm an excellent Plrsahye1o
cleanse the system md purify the fountains OF the
blbod. JOHN G.. 9IRACHA4i, II. D.
ERYsIPELAs. sCRoPULA, KINGS EVIL TIT
TER, TUMORS, AND sALTRHRUM.
From F6E4oardiag ae4aRt Of s. LaEts, Eel. 3, '56
DE- A1ER: Your PfIIs are the pdrag61i=ot all that
is great IN tdicine- They have cured my little
daughter Of uleeFOus sOres upon her. hands and feet
that have proved tDcurable for years. Her mother
his been long gTieTOuslY afflicted with bloches and
piIple8 her skin and In her hair. Afer child
VEas cured she also tried your Pills. and theyIrye
cured her, aigss o. II zsa Asa MOHUBRID0R.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA AND GOVT
Esou Rec. Or. Hauuksg, Of lie &saFodf5t e Church
PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 6, 1856.
HoSORED SIEsI should be ungTAtefHi for the
lief your skill has brought me II did not report my
c3e to yOu cold settled In my limbs aud 6oought
onl circulating neuralgia palma, which ended in
chronic Rheumatism. Notwithstanding I had the
belt Of the disease grew and worse.
uuti by the advice Of your excellent agent In BAL
Eecs Were slow, bot sure. BY perseTerng In the
of them am now entirely we'll
SENATE eHlNEEE, 45aTeS. RegGEs Ills 5Dec., 1855.
DR. ATER: have been entirely cured by y6ST
afflicted me for years. -SlSCENT SLIDELL.'
FOR DRoPSY, PLETHORA, OR KINDRED CON-.
PLANTS, requiring an aetiye purge, they area
eK tellent remedy. 5-7
A DINNER PILL, they are agreeable and efectaal.
IITS, SUPPRESSION. PARALYSIS, ISRLANA-
5TIbN, a1d even DEAFNESS, and PARTIAL BLIND
MSS have been cured by the Alternative action OF
these Pilts. ~
"a Most OF the pills In market contain Mercury,
which, although in ski1fnl hands,
Is dangetons IN public Pi nom the dreadful com
sequences that frequeuty follow Its ineanttduA use
THESE contain no mercury or mineral substance
whatever. ITFi 1=s7-s.i s.
8 4 } rra
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rive at Bridgeport at455 2. NJ and 45S A. ST.
Leave PittSlprgh Hts1:00 A. NJ, emo A. NJ and
1870 T. NJ, arrive At Bridgeport 4.54 A. NJ, lO3.
a. N: and s:S5 P. " :.
Connections are made as Follows
AZ Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. r for Harris
eaf7si burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIa.
SIR delphia, New York and BdSton.4z
Cleveland with 0IeLsland & Toled R r. for San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
1ss5iss all points In the E0ETH wEsT. Will
asts 81 DstTOit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
az Chicago and the NORTH REsF. With
Cleveland Erie r, 4. for Erie Dun.
kirk, Buffalo and NiRg CARA Fails. Will
at4 Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Tor
Cres;ine, Delaware, Columbus and
CINCINNATI.
At Hudson With the C. z. Z c. r. R. for cuvahog,
p 7sEEns falls, Akron, siiilegsburgh and woos-
AT Alliance Witd PIT W. 4 @. r. h. for Canton.
hAssillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
LsiEs lumbus, &C. 7T8F' =.
At SteubeuTille with 2, C. G. Line and AZ BELLGIE
- with CO. o. n EorZapesyiIIe New
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton IndI.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati Louisville
St Louis, ST. Joseph ard ali points
Ntst and South West. 10
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh aud return SaTb
Fare alUHyS aslOw, and time much quicker than
any other route. ,-7-#f.=sss..z ~ --7lElfI.--IE
and East can DO procured at the Office under the
McLure4 House, Wheeling, Va or with Freight
Agent at Bridgeport Station. 4selt. = 9
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point aeeessbie by this road aud its connections
70 the Hast, Morrill, West and Northwest, at once
under ALnre House, Orwith Pt- Agent at bridge
port Station, WA. D.iTERkY, Agent.
- zsi.eia ID. B. WIIIIAsis.4g Agent, =
r. > E3FidReuuPt. q.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore q ONO ha1lr0ad.
Ia s - -. - -
a OFFICE OF THR b 4 o. r. h COylJ
Il = r-Es+5 WHEk1ISe, 25th June, 1902, -
DUsRRSS beiRg fully resumed on The baltimore
ID & Ohio Railroad, the Company having thoFougli-
reeonstructed the breaks IN the track and bridges
under Government ProteetiOn, the road thorhnshly
and completely guarded by Government troops, will
and AFTER the 2Jth June run two through pRssen-
ger trsins and continue their full eqtiPmenf 10 the
transportation of tonnage - -s2
EAssxxeHH sSsKDUIL ~
siassef Dspazt a
LEAVE WHEELING, daily. at 1910 nm: Ben.
wood, le5S6 A. Nj; Grafton $50 P A.; SsE Greek,
$50 p. u Cumberiand, 1855 z. NJ AArtinsburg,
200 IL; Harpers Ferry, Sl7 A ST; aFtfSe Bal
ttrnorsat SOD An
M s1eetsTafag, Eei i!ilta
LAMENTATIONS at o P. fredericksburg.
1l=25 P NJ; CumbeEiand, A. ~ Grafton IL A. ~;
BenWood 4:l5 P, NJ arrive at Wheelins $50 r NJ
DtPlr, .,,-.s,s
The seeSnd train will depart daily except Satur.
days, 1t GU p. II; Grafton. lsJ IN; New Geek
$50 A NJ Cumberland G=30 A. A. iAIArfinsbutg
IO:l5 A n; HArpers Ferry, lI:l3 A. n; Washing
ton Junction SS p NJ arrive at Baltimore al $50
p. u.
LRAgES BALTIMoREys.45 NJ; IIArpsr,s Fer.
~, 140 A. ~ MATtinEburg, 15j5 P NJ; iCumber-
land, t:l2 p. II; OaklanI, 950S p A. Grafton 1l:40
y. NJ BehEoodi5 A. NJ arrive at Wheeling $40
WI SMITH, neutrality-suspicious..
L u. COLI, General Ticket Agent, III
JOHN KING, JR, Auditor.
A-DIBRRY, lem Sup't. ofPfdns5 OrtAtion-
- WILLARD. Slperintendent, Cumberland
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Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL SToCK-..-......-.-....S5
EHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
Il pose Of advancing the great mining interestsS
our state. We do not profess to be governed by
tsrprise. We bo1ieTe that the stOek le made to
ray large dividends, and al the time real
good lec0mpished ana greater progress IRadein de-
Eeloping and making known the astonishing miReral
wealth OF Missouri than by the Of kSe times the
amount Of our capital invested in any other business
We shall make the once Of our Company 4 Itnl-
pete mining bureau Of the mineral resource a the
ehase and sell mineral lands WHEREVER I5en;el ia
Missouri Great Inducements vii he offered 70 CAP
itaist< and mining adventures, Who desire to pnr-
chase and work paying mines, BY dealing with this
Company, ~. f---..-,I. 80 ,-f,--f
have mineral lands for sale % send EtafeEDent
OF same, describing the kind Of minerals their
Lands the number Of acres the location and the low
est cash price they willing 70 take for said lands,
We ehailWOrk only such minea as pay largely, but
shall open and prove most Of tIe ldnds sell ne
books for subscription to the stock open At
the once Of tbs Company, Main street. northwest
conner If Loeust, ever Merchants Bank. entrance
business. and have money, VIII do well to call and
snbscribe. Those Uilhing stock, living out Of the
city can secure it by enclosing tea per cent Of tn
aulount wanted 70 the President or Treasurer.
p. DIRECIORs;
Henry D. Bacon, Esq7 Matthew Butler, Hsq1
Altred ClaPP, ,Elsq- GtI- LIB. HATWoOd- Esql
IT boy. so 5o. p fa ayn; ~ Ed,
Henry \. Rsse5 Z VsEt1Es; rvDos,
y. BuTLERs TreaG- ALFRED GI4PP, PFes't
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prenarad hv3DrJH

Prepared by DR. &C. AVER,
RraaSeaI ard ApaIytfeal 6LenflG, Lolusu, ilast
PEIcE IS oTs- Pm Box FTvE BOXES FOE S15jl
Sold BY A. e.SG0oD o. and BY an Druggist,
std Deassrs in MesEiisine ereSyHhere- . nhi6 Z
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES.

Sc. &c, Sc
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0HAWLSs SHAWLS, SHAIULS.-
p s1hare Broela SlaNis, p1rth S12, fog s, only.
Lang do DO 90
keteEsabls, StellA and Blanket Shayls, In great
variety q AIisSs HHYAASss- +
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C6nEumptire4 do not despair tn Won have tried
AEIR's CHEREI PEcTURAL- 1t is made by one or the
best medical chemists In the world and its cures an
around Us bespeak the high merits Of its yirtues-
FtiEadeLphiG Ledger. ~ - 957l-f 5E9T'l5 81
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Cleveland, Pittsbnrg andWheel-
ing Pail Roar. +.T 4

io55 A. n Mail Trstn, stopping At an stations, M
Il rEes II HittsSREE5h at 3-s5 r.. ", ami
Cleveland at $50 r. NJ.
4.03 Pm. Express Train. stopping al all stAtious
sd arrives ut Pittsburgh at $500 PM 81
l0sl5 II. Express Train, arrives az Pittsburgh at
2s30 A. II. and Cleveland at Oils A n -
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

KANSAS Cry, April l4-The mail from
Fort Union has arrived and brings con6rma-
ton of battle at Apache Pass, che main
features Of which was given in dispatch
from Denver City. Our forces numbered
], $50, and the Texans 1900. Our loss,
killed, wounded and missing, l5o The
enemy acknowledged their loss to be from
$50 to 500 il killed and wounded. We
captured ninety-three prisoners, thirteen of
whom are officers. We also captured and
burned q train of sixty-fcnr wagons loaded
with provisions and ammunition, killing
300 mules belonging to the train, which
were too poor to be driven away. 1900
The Texans attacked our battery four
times. The last time coming within forty
feet Of the guns, but we're repulsed with
heavy loss. Our forces are encamped at
Beorial Springs, forty miles south of Fort
Union. The Texans fell. back to Sante Fe.
Col. CANDY with the regulars and Kit
CarsoH's regiment are reported near Al,
buquerque, within three days march of Col.
Slough. The Texans were led by Col.
Garry. Col. Steele is reported on the Colo
RADIO with reinforcements for the enemy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Fighting the Rebe1s-Com-
modore Foote Before Fort
Pillow. Eg#a 2-1l II

BALTIMORE, April 16.-The Ameri-
cans special says, speaking of the
visit of the French steamer with
tho French minister TO Norfolk, some
speculations was entertained here
in naval circles as to what course the
French minister and the commander of the
steamer will pursue at Norfolk. VIII he
salute the rebel flag and will the rebel guns
salute the French flag. It is a nice point
of National etiquette. No guns have yet
been heard in the direction Of Norfolk. Is
Long before the time of closing this let
ter, the flag of truce boat reported the
Merrimao was not in sight, and has evil
IDENTIFY returned to Norfolk. The hands on
board the flag boats had some talk, but dis.
closed nothing as to the movements of the
Merrimac.
Some of the rebels bantered our men on
the subject, saying there was no use vast
ing coal, and that she could come into the
Roads whenever she might choose to, and
that our vessels were afraid to come from
under the guns of the fort to meet her.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17
CINCINNATI MARKEE.

lT9f OIEcrNNATI, April l6.
Flour dull and heavy. Super 4 log
415.
90 for white.
CoRE advanced to 32033c.
KYR 6l@52c
WHISKY in good denank and 10 higher.
Provisions dull and very little done,
buyers generally withdrawn from the
market. About zoo, 900 pounds of bulk
meats sold at 3a@6c for sides, and BIC for
shoulders packed.
LARD dull and nothing done.
Two hundred barrels mess pork sold at
1850. The price current published to-day
annual packing statistics, showing an in
crease in number Of 708, 900, and in weight
of Al per cent.
The increase in product of lard is over
%, 0o0, 900 pounds. Z
The shipments of hogs to the East by the
Pennsylvania Central and New York and
Erie Railroadi Is 200, 900 hogs. Tia other
two rates are not given.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

WAsHTEGToE, April 15.-In the House to-
day, Mr.. Porter called up the bill reported
by him from the Judiciary Committee,
Gmendatory to the act establishing Court
of Investigation Of Claims against the Unit
ed States. The bill passed.
Brigadier-Genera Mitchell was nominated
to-day for Major General, on Ihe recon-
mendation OF the Secretary of War, for
gallant service in the capture of Huntsville,
Decatur and Stevenson Junction
Count Sarinitz, late aid.de-camp to the
Arch Duke Maximillion, Governor OF Venice,
has been rendered an appointment a. cid
de-camp on Gen. Fremont STAFF.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

WAsHrRaToE, April 16.-As Utah is not
under official instruction, on the Pacific.
coast, letters from the East, and to and from
that Territory, are chargeable with only
three cents postage.
According to a late army order from the
War Department NIL officers and enlisted
men who are on parole not to fight against
the rebels will be considered on leave of
absence uRtil notified of their exchange and
discharge. They are notified to immedi-
ately report their address to the Governors
OF their States who will duly be informed
from the Adjutant Generals Office in Wash
ington as 70 their discharge or exchange.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17
NEW ADYERTTsEHENTs
Arrival and Departure Of the
~ n

fIhe tine here saA dewA Is adjusted TO csNernc
hSrs. On de River there Is EArtssS1 according
- r'AA' IKE OF cLOMRG.
RMADO&d MGG l1Or VfnSSanes, TeErs Haste
PrtnasApn, Washington, Peterborough
GzllH1sh, Carlisle, Rockville. IndianapO-
n. CEncnna&i. Louisville. ST. Louis
@zAre, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern
sad Wesaern points, and Railrced Veg Oasess'
every &ag except Sunday, st.........-.... San.
thursday. and sstGTday d e9<1s.
oa&o Mas lrfV@9 every Me@cAF and
Ana every Tuesday and EAearday a u q.
GTeen RAsr KaE (fsr Bowling qreea and
way Psints9 tDisconSn1ed on sccounA q
AGI Tsnoa Mes Qand) every ZOesanEs
THURSDAY, and Saturday Ct HA.E.
Esg HarasOss Mo1 every EoOdnVs Wee
nssdsg, and Friday at TSA.M.
p s:;s:s; r q. 49, ~ ! s, Fra.
(Pse@asarEA leeseEat Do oOGne sRd %
BY EanroaA daiIy.)
QEB@Amas Med every "Wednesday a TSs n.
: lsAVss at . A.. u. THURSDAY MoEntnRl - T.
HR&oea RuseA E1G every Saturday 81 p
TIME OF DHLIVMRIEG.
arrsTs % sis ~ Ss Ses 49, a os s ssSns
GsMhssEs Nod trtp~) gvxy Tuesday,
fhUEsdAY, aAd Saturday By sH.B.
o.ee hs4 ertvsE3 every 1sssAuE ssA B<f'
Ana every Monday and THURSDAY nd TA.m.
Green Bsv~ Mod; EDtSOonttn ued On sccoUO4
m. T~sa &sG danO every MOadAV,
Wednesday, and Friday by BP. NJ
FssO E@rssg Ms4 evSry Tuesday, TAuss-
Aag, aAd Saturday by 4P. a.
a Ws1nesAay ssd Fridey e TA4.
(ArrfvuE sAe svSzfrg bOSore, a@@ once
he@rs.1
PsavvoeRs& EaG (wHV1 every Rrsdy ~ A. n.
eksAeExs EcG sTsry Friday at fA.M.
ARRIVES the evening before. a4Nar once hO4rs.)
EEoemy R@&cA Nod every Saturday by r. n.
@@-PogE O@ce opens ut A. NJ. ana closes ct
r. n. On wreck dzgs. Delivery eso0es frSn % %
A. n. On wosk Geys auriRg me closing Of tbs
RaAlroeA ma1l O2soe 0pen kOm 10 ~ A. n. on TIE
Gabbata. cza@s
a7-- JAMES II. MeGHBLY, p. NJ.
Hvansyfgs, Ind, May l, 1851. ialyss-ywo