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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-22
DtsEAIhkl1 XIII M "Uhl4t-
Pus1 oTTTeE, HGEDD, LTv. Co Me-,


d AM: Tosr Pills are the PeEssetI9a q ned
eiae. hey bsEs d0oeny vie nlore eOod than can
tn yoa. She hsd lea GiCk SD dining AGBy for
ns5u4hs Wet 81 % Be 6OeAored g great expense.
t51f lot beessr she thea ea1Dsoeed taking y01T
PM Et5eA s00a eara hS-, y sxPsilinE l-rge geAa-
Is+. elrs - ard car fUo ehiIdrsa Of bloody dyE-
I1taFy One q orr ELfghb0Es hsd q Bad and my
VIE eured hia With tso dose= o. year Pills, While
doetnrJF b1IE ard lost much tine, without being
cured estrely eTer thsn- sueh medicine ygurs-
Th5rh Z Gefually EoOd HDd hSEost, VII be rriEsd
heFe GBO. }. 6RIRYIS, PesslaSsZ.
1SDreRsTIoS AND NPURTTY OF TIE BLOOD
EFua Rer. J. ;: Hfass, PaEsor u AdrsR Church,
Dr. Ana: i have lzed your Pfis With extrhordE
csIied % visit IN dis,res To rsEaiAts The organs
Of digestion and parity he blood they he very
be-: remedy have ever knssns ard can oonndsnI-
u rseonHaeed them % my friends -
T0uu, J. VI LHES.
WAEsLH, Rru1IEs Co. n. L oet. q. 1855.
DEAE En-: an using your CAttsartie Plls in ny
prlrtice, ED4 dad thSm an szeeii=nt pUEgntiTe 70
cleanse the systsm EBd purify fbs EuntSiRg Of the
! blGed. JOHN G. NEACHAAI, II. D.
RRYsIPKLAs, sCRoEULA, KINGS Evil, TIL
YER, TU9IORs, AND sALTRHEUM.
Psous RsFsaTdiag NerrIaHf ef s. LaHft Fsb. :, 'Ss
& greAs % nlIdieiBe- They have cured my little
dsughtsE Of uIesrOus upon her hasds and feet
tlEsf hEEs Prose1 tneurEble ~ yssTN- Her mOthtE
ptnlplss 90 sE Gin snd IN her hair. Amer OaT child
SaG cured, she also tris your PM. ADD they have
cared her. asa HORdBkIDGE .
RHEUMAIIsN, NEURALGIA, AND GoUE
ETpa Rer. Or. Hapkes, q ase Rzhodik z C1aIreh
PULASKI H0UsE, GAHASHLH. GA Jan. 9, 1856.
H0sOEEB ErEs sh9uld Be unErRtefui fOF the re-
LIEF year skill has buOlEht II did not repJFf my
esss 70 you cold sstIied IN my lfEnhg lDd bought
on sXerutiAtinE nsuF1lEie pains. which ended in
chronic rheuma4iEnl. Notwithstanding had the
best q PhyEieaus. tbe fisesse srsW and
uutii, BY lie Adriee q your sXoslieut agent IN Bal
tI1n0re, DT. Mackenzie tried yDGr Pills Their e.
fsrts dow, bat sure By psrssyeEing IN the
| Of then I an nov entirely we'll
EExA4E CHENBEL, BA7ON E0c5E, LA.,s Dee, 1855.
DE AIEI: have been entirely cured By yOGr
Pills u Rheumatic GOut-s palnf disease hat had
nhifctsd me SoE year, VINCENT ELIDRLL.
FOR DROPsT. PLETHORA, Oh KINDRED COM.
I PLAISTsT requiring An active purge, they are an
! eEeeI1eBt remedy.
ZOE CosTIYsSRss Of CONSTIPATION, AND AS
A DINNER PILL they are agreeable and eGsetuai.
/ FITs, sUPPRRSsIGS, PARALYSIS, ISFLANA.
l TToS, and even DEAFNESS, and PaRTIAL BLIND
MSS. have been cured By the Alternative actiou Of
these Pills.
Mot Of the pills IN market eoatAln AsncuTy,
Which, GlfhOogh FhluAbls remedy In skilful hands,
Is dEngerUaI IN public pill. from the drsGdfui con-
Raquenees that feIDSuty follow its ineaatiOus uRe
Thes< contain no nerruTy OF mineral substance
NhatFfeL-
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The present critical state Of European Affairs viii
render these PUBLICATIONS unusually interesting
ing the Forthcoming year They viii OerUpy 4 mid
die ground between the hastily written new sitetns
crude speculations, aud hyfng rnors Of Tie tailT
Journal and tie pOnderOus tome Ut the fatufs his-
toriAn written After the living interest aud excite
reut Of the great political events OF TIE tiae shan
readers must look for the only really ~
reliable history Of current eFents and As Encl, IL
addition TO their vel stablshe1 literary SCieniide
and theological character, We urge them mon NE
consideration Of the reading public % = al
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
Brtti1h Publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, tuasnIueh they can now be place.l h,
the hands Of subscribers about coon ~ tie oFIEi.
M s''i'''o ~, :, ! ~ .sI5ssai
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OFTHE
Great Cities.

WTk tie uldelrlE1ed AayofA hereby osrtty ts-E
W de DTaEkists, "A PothsekiiaI. nd PAyi5e1.ls
q Szr seEsEaI eiiiss hare IiEned da-HHsnt g =
sirsnoe q q that the Of DIX , C 4IEk
q CO. & 4SEsL 49, 49,, ~ -, fI ls 4 - e
nsdiefnes q lreat eEeelle1es, A1d worthy tie CIR
hdenee q he soEEnuuify- .as1H il
HON. JAMES COOK.
Mayor Of LOWELL MASS
HoS. ALRIE BEARD, -a -gr
Mayor Of NASHUA, X =
HON. K ". HARRISeToN. uz
Mayer Of NASCHEsIKR. >. n
H0n. JOE" AD'o'1. Mayo, 4 oos SC :. 4
ON. a. H. BULLOCK, lF-- rsl 81
80 Mayor q WORCESTER, MASS
HON. KKTHr snsBEE. ~ is.ss.
ss 1880 49, Mayor q : l-EH' Mas
HON. =. " LINCOLN, ys- ,,-,,. -, :, :,
y
HON. WI. n. GOLDMAN, esq
Mayo Of PEoyIDESch, R =
HON. AMOS ". PkKEEIcE -
H0S' J. n HAEs a.;.r q sE~ rosDoy. oozz
nus WAS A- Aayyor Of MONTREAL, c. Z
80 : Mayor q NEw YORK CITY
A0s- q = Als'A Si,,oF0r HA,n1pOS. c "
''O-'' ADA1 mayor q 4oRoNTO. c. ".
nov ~ zrsr.on
'-'-'' - Mayor Of CINCINNATI, ONO
HON L n cRARFoRD. ...
HON. JOHE SLOAN, - -. -.
HON JAMES Ai R.56s q ffSowxAS11LE1 c. W
HON. JAMES ". NORTH, =
HON. HESRE OOOPEE, 5ts v;,,ov,,, y,
HON JAMES E E a.gs: Of ,nrpzarogo.. x. .
-''' KsyoF Of EEW BEDEOAD. slAss-
hon. J. BLAIsDEIL z5-z. ~
HON. ". H. cRANsEOM,
nox. TKHD srAH1. -HH ssl7ael
: g N-yurOf eALElEA, Ill
HON. JoHE HODGDEN, h..r ~
= Mayor q DUBUQUE, IOWA.
nus t Sssol q cH44fiAsOOsA. zESx.
HON. ROBERT B1A1E, ~
HOS. R D. RAUsH.
Hos. eEEsEp ETH aa--1 Eaa
'-O-', as5ar OfNEW ORLEANS. La
sIiyurO Of ROoHEsTKE, n. 7.
HON. DE WET c GROVE;
'-'-'' Mayor Of FIzEsBUEo, PA
M : s.yOFof DETROIT. MICH.
NUS A Ss7oF of MILWAUKEE,. WIZ
hon. ". ". VAUGHN, 49,. :, 80, :. ,, ~ ~.
..... -S-- - -@-S---AA - vas
ms :, ' M.yor q kEEOsHA. WIS
- ''9 O = iil.yOs Of CHICAGO Ill
HOS. n. }. 4 HEATH.
Mayo q MONTGOMERY. Ala
Hon. ". s. HoLYR6D. s-9
Mayor q COLUMBUS. GA
Don EsPARrKRo MANUEL. 5aA -ss4
75r-7 Mayer q vKRA oKUz-
DON FIEzas De oAhAilo ,,.,,, :, ,,,,,oo
DON lsr1ruAsr sQPlregE ~. !, ,.v,,.
Don ANTONIO 'oH1s1f H;,.. :. INA. Pau
DON n. g. NI4EeNo. -
DON MARo sRsoUIPKDALIA,
Mayor q no JAHEIRo. BRAZIL.
Certify that the rs.idsut DrusEis.. haVs a.-ursd
Ayers sarsaparilla
L. an slurlsusrsnssay. ana vostlyi 1tAs o1asd.Dss
200 atH' s'9F'a'niii E'ias3 ~
lELI9 Ayers NSrSat,ariIIaHI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-22
Henry D. Bacon, L-T. BoEy
y. BUTLER, TreaA. ALFRED CLAPP, Prslt

Ths ah0To ProlpsetuI has up to this dAte lea
pubtahed IN only one Of eur leadiug psPsrs & isa
nAds; yet the public % vel appreciate the 49,
nell Of the enterprise that over two bundred .
And dollars q The stock has alrvay been tAkel-
would briefly state that the shares SIS eact- -
n full without further Liability; trlnEferalle By ss
HTeEyi registered only VIXEN dfVidrnds -eeE5e1-
Any pers0n having money % spare. car By TIE "
chgla of aharas In the Missouri Mining Cc1Pdzy
make an investment that VII pay largely, ans 81
stock tt e re1dily converted into cab uithoHt -
All eoInmunieattonl % ne RTesidsat gTszss3
81. ~ No. nl.rsh = 1ss1.
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TERMS, (Regular Priess.l
StFH at par
POSTAGE

i's7'- ~ eetpea at pay
afEi 7Hj POSTAGE. 9
The Postage TO any part Of the United States viii
be bat TWkHTY-P0UR ORHTS Vear f9r SI6lsrE.
wood, and bnt FOURTEEN CENTS q year for each
A. ne a5oye prices the Periodicals win 10 fur.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-22

~
r--f 90. &QETOS.S GOLD RESs
The Best Pens In the TvorId.
az REeEIPf or AN o. 1Hk FoIaov,,,o
III $685. n c-.h - Rost0sses siEzlpS - ~
heIibsr VII Be1d b. Tetsra Of Hail, a GthsrTis :.
dLrseiea Sosd Pen q Psu4 lsleoffsg ~ an. =.
e'Fdfs7 e deszEzzPsis., 1az=
GOLD RESs WITHOUT CAsEs,
Yor Sesnfa, he SIazIe Pen: 10 s. ez.ts hail.,
! - ElsElnt Pen; s1a for 81, the EKcelsiur p
ne z1es E-e, Soa- :. = I, sHnd {.
II EAIIE PINS N sfLyKR-PLGTED YxTr,r
f.. $500 EI0S CAEEs. WITH PESCILs-
Ter 50 eelts- the 1Ga5s Rens fer IS oenfs IL I-,l
Pee: t7E 8. ths Always Es1tyPen to- SO -
EleEa1it Pen; End f5rSl-59, the EzeeIEi0E Pen -
Sc ut1-aaishe.E gcod-UEitia= Goa Psss viii II.
I'm f.r oaflEIr uu8 q the bsst stssl Psss -
ne na.as q "A. Mortg1,1 sSuabeE,E - -d-,i
ity- are Gt.nged q ths Ellgyiag Pea, az3 iss
ae-f3s1E ne uuEhess fudi>Ase ne oaly--ys !
beInE tx srlIleIt No the hurst, aAsr.ss ia
ro=Ast: 40. the smallest. Eal Nc. u he go.
I Naurlsth Cold nm sy-llIe d. I,s- - -
dtlu EibE44 All sizes And quAEEieA- SA.-t NiLS n
HoG- = s, 6 adj are nl6Sully q fzss qa.lI.y.
GOLD PESs, WITHOUT casgs-
Per . esats, 10. Pea Is ga=s;s, orsxa
FoS d. : No. Peu. L, qualisy, or a Ne. aP., =,
auslity, q = No. Pea ID aEAiiiy-
For g - = No Pen Is quality, q ASa.iPss,
FOR EIl5o, q 80. Pen. lsr quality, q No Pt-
! - quGIifg-cra Ne Pen. "a qlaiitg.
EoE $l-5s, = 30 Pea, LIST GaAHSy, q No. Pes,
IGaz5. ere, lss quaIity.
THE SANE GOLD PINE, WITH SILVER KX9Ey
EIOy CAs4S. WITH PENCILS
For Use . Ne Pea, lst slaIitJ- OF 80. Pa.
fE SIES ApO.a Pen, Ii qu.IEty, oraxosP-
/ "a quality, OF ASo.4 PSn. "a quality
Ter - Nos Pea 1E- quality, Ct 10. Peu q
! FlAllty, q Se-b Pea "a qualiiy-
- 91lliEy, OF = Ne 9 Pen ID qraliTy.
He5 g aNo- Pen La qS&iify, o So- 6 Pa, Il
FW $50, SO-6 Pea, In quality.
GOLD PINS, ALL FIRsI oUALITT, Il EILTTz.
~ LL MOUNTED DESK-HUEDERE
\ For 9, . So-4 Pea fSE go ASO-s Pea g IA
I q So- 9 Pen, foE $50, = 10 Pen
.F0F&G 4 Nc. s Pea, for 3, aEe- Pen. as4 isEA
ne -ist quality" sre poi-4ed -isi tss 1s-y t.,
Irid0i1 poinfE egrof1lly seacted and acre q IA.
quaIffy soId with the iEtes- ie-fecfi1. va
1 slEiu lrld fls eiulEsf scrutiny can detect
HE ID quality" are superior 70 aay Peas ssIs
/ By him VreViOuS 20 the yeaE lisa
Ehs ID gzality7 be intszdI sbAl elEAI in rssusct
70 Durability, Elastieify, ard Good WEitizs Ozatss
tths gnly tE1s e0s.idsEatiolsl Any 6oie Fs=s uAAs
n FsZSrd 70 tn eAs.p 6ola Pea. he b.-s I,,y. 70
ny thlE prsTioGs 70 SpsrAtinE hts NeE Ard Paasz;
ing azd Dursbls R-ns foEt the PTee had The todtssa
| fuTuished EratuiiVusly.
FETfieE orderiny aaIf is aH i's.aHe,I lyseify %
-NDtsE' I'D --Qnality7 81 tAs FtnS q RHT end
ClSeS EaSfof, Gld y 4ietzT q dss-TiIs ~ lad
f PsAs hey F1.fT-t-hstA'r SO ~ liultST, eou7R
FOR saIe By AL dsalers IN ii. Hre throrshcs,
the e0lntEy- A6dru8
sa 90 IS No. = Haisea I Len! Nss Yert
Auy CO ssndiEE singis lsr;er pass stamp VII -
eeiTe circular With &c sizzls snEravir=s q y.
sbOvssiEss I'D Eryls.. IhsilE4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-22

H G.W.JoHHsoN & SON,
manufacturer OF Copper, Tin aud

sheet Iron Ware.
"ATISG AvAILED OURSELVES OF ALL Tuz
fl EmFEuTO1 taeilfrsE. are letter ErsT Nrs4 rs
than TO al al orders f0E any article q Elrk :.
TIE above line q Buslness- Nal!iss Ead C1udEc-rS
made TO OEdsr. SseARbolt York do1e II . szhssE--
tillA aud WoEEEaaniike mauner- We are nos payizg
particular attention 10 this 6rGnch Of the f-zE A.
sAa Fuarantse Gltishetion IN eFeEy pACrazEAzr- =
Wh1lslale Dealers We can ufisr izEzes1asat. fLs:
cannot Be Gcu1d elsewhere. Our ato-k q Ware b
oomplgfs, and The asur4menf i TAN AZ aIiEinss Us
keep stock Of fheiafest and rpst approved Pzi-rrI
q Gal and Wed EpgEes On kalid AZ All tina.
g.. E.JOHNSON 4 SOY,
No-lTs Market SSEarr,
fy1-dkWtt .-- WhsSHEg, Va
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Missouri Minfng CompanY

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK----.---S5 10000
EHIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUB
E pose q Advancing the graf mining ialeresis1
our state- We do not profess 20 be governed y
purely phalth mOttVea q initiating thit e.
feEpEiss- We believe that the stock ean X Esas 70
god aee7uPished ADD ere5ter progress E=z5s IL C
TeiOpIng and making known ths atf0uiEhinE zztnsl
Waith q Missouri, than By the Els q Eve Silea As
Az0unt Of our capital invested il any othe- IudsL
] We Ghlll uaf8 tte ofieo % cur Company . tcl-
piete mining burEsu Of TIE mineral reourres a ne
State. We haze power UEdef orr ehsrftr t. IL
ehase sd seil mineral iHnAs EhereFeF I5c-is- i
itAi5ts snd mixing adTgufuruTI Eho dasire ~.
shase and work paying mines, By dealing Sith IL
We respectfully Aolieit the atfsntt1n OF Al vss
have minerhl lands for safe 70 Sad 6 tfaisI-szt
OF tbsRme. describtnE the kind % mlueEalt tAE-
laEdE the number Of acres, the loeafioa- Al tie ~
ct cab price they UiiinE TO take for SD as4A
We khAll work only Eleh mines pay largely, tEi
shall open and prove most a the lhnds re sell he
the once Of the Company, Main street. northTest
corner Of Locust, over Merekanfs' Bank. eztrarcs
No a Lseust street All Whe feel an interest il rs
buEiness- and have money, VII do veil 10 cal s11
slbscribs- Thoss Wiling stnetz, living uut 81 de
city, Is By enclosing ten per eeaf q u
a1Ssnt Uante1 % the PTpsident % TrsaEurg--
rl-c sg DIEEoE0ls;
HenEy z. Bacon, Esq7 Matthew Butler, E'i-
Alfred Cl1pp, Esd b HaEUoo6- Esi-
9oISPn LstAEoR' EsI, B Y. Lgnsh, . ~
n. BIJTI.ER- 49, AIVREn az 9SP. Prsir
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and Tor the relief d eonsumptiye patients in AdJaDo
Cd stages Of the dsIeAse-
We need not speak 20 the public Of its virtue
Throughout eIeTT town. ard 1lnst every hamlet q
the AmsEcan Ststes its wonderful euFes Of pnlmOu-
Ary complaints have made IL Aineady known nay.
few the families in any civilized country on this
eVntiusnt without some peEEunAl expedeneR Gifts
effects, and Fewer yet the communities any where
which hSye not among them s0ms living trOphyof
it victory the subtle and dangerous dssasesO
the throat ADD iunIs- Whsit is the pow srful
GntidOtF yet known N man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary OTEans Il l.
alsO the pleasantest and BAtest remedy that be
employed ior infants and young persona Parents
should have Il 10 store against the insiduOus enemy
that HteGls upon them upreFared We IEVe abund-
act grouhdl % beligTe the CHElET PLcTOlAL ElTu5
more lVsa BY the non8uupttuns 1t PFeVenta than
those Il cures Keep it byyOu your colds while
they are eTables Dor neglect than until no human
Ekillean master the ine1OrRble eSnker that, fastened
on the Sitals, eats yUur HfsGWay. All know the
dTusfui fatality OF lung disondeFE, and they know
too the virtues Of thIs rentedy, we ned Boedo more
dian 20 al5Te them 3 4 stlIl made tbs bet 4 can BE-
We spare no cot, care, no toll % prUuce II thu
most perfect possible and Tins Afford those who rely
on Il the test agent Thiea cur slf eau furnish i0I
their rtfFe-- IL
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BETNTIEED, MSS Dec. 20, 1855.
DGJC. ATEz= ! DO not hesitate to
sayfhe best remedy ! have ever Eubd
Tor CSHgts, HoarEeneas, influenza,
and the eoDoomitAnf symptoms Of q
Cold = your CHERET PECIORn. Ita
eonstAIit nse in my practice and my
tAEnily for the last ten year, has
shOeu II 70 PpsEe@s superior virtues
for the Treatment OF these CON-
nlaiufH EBRN ESIGHF Nm
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CHERRY PICTORIAL


foR THE RAPID CURR 0P
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsEHRSS,T IN.
FBUEEZA, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPIEG COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
ISCIPIENT con-
SUMPTION.
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ON RHeETPF or AM OF IRE Folioy-r,,
fAsf-@a, IN Cs.h - RaEt-Oases EiEllpE - -,
heTibsr UfH ss1d b retsrs Of uail, 6thgFTis !,
| eun1ffa1 Il oLeu-rEz.eifrrl ~ -
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GOLD PINE WITHOUT CASH

PUn; tx - esu:s the AiW1JH Re1Ay IN "a TS-.y
~ EleEEnt Pen; ard for 81, TIE kKcel-iur P-r
i M - GEe. Haa- . . 4. sand {.
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HNE ASSORTMENT on hand and a5E ale =
n BGlttnors fhetOTy prise.
jesse B. NKLJoR
I3s Main Street,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-30
NV YoRK. SentemI

NEW YoRK, September %.
The -four market Is Sc better: sales reported at
- l5d5 50 tor superfne State: 81 4505 o. tor
extra; So l5@5 80 for super6ne Western; So 50
as - tor common 20 meium extra Western;
So c5d6 90 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; SO l0@6 IS for trade
brands market closing quiet
Canadian -four DC bette. 50 SOFAS 80 for co n
mon and So 90@6 10 Tor good to choice.
Extra rye -four quiet and steady; small sales
at - SOFA 30.
Corn meal steady.
whisky irmer at 80 331sc. chiefly at the lat
ter price.
Pork opened quiet and closed more active and
a shade hrmer: Sll 37156ll 62Io for mess,
closing at gil 5O@ll 6211; Sll9ll % for
prime mess. Sll - Tor thin mess. Sll 81 70 for
clear. $40 l21s(dl0 % for prime.
Beet dull aud quotations about nominal; So 80
for prime, Se@l0 IS for mess. Sl2@l3 IS for
repacked mess. sl3 5O@l4 s71s tor extra mess;
prime beef quiet; beef hams moderately
active at l5Gl6c.
heavy bacon sides steady, short clear and short
ribbed middles private
Lard rules very firm with good demand at
9ls@l0c.
Butter is selling at l2@l6c for Ohio and l69
20c for State.
Cheese firm and in fair demand at 10 G9c.
The advance in gold and sterling exchange has
favorable effect on the vi heat market, and with
fair export demand prices are | (d2c higher
| Rye quiet and unchanged; interior Western at
/ Gle.
/ Barley quiet and nominal; common a shade
+ tirmer: good demand for export and home con
sumption at 6O@62c; shipping mixed Western
o6@ zoe; Eastern 44@54c for damaged and
heated
Oats dull at 81 a. 62c for inferior to choice
The money market continues 10 rule easy at 4
per cent on call and 4C05 for strictly prime
paper.
Sterling exchange unsettled and tirmer; bank
ers' bills are quoted l34@l35.
American gold higher, opening 22544 q 221ss
closing 1914 @231a prem; California gold bars
1874 @23la.
Government stocks little frmer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-30
CATION.

The markets. full of limitations represented 20 be the
same Is BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES," which are
in most productive ofpositve injury Many dealers
willrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, ao- ~ng prolific themselves Ask for s3G
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES,'
which by long experience have proved their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally, and tess
monals from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, when allowed TO
dissolve slowly the mouth have direct influence to
the affected parts the sedave and soothing effect to the
lining the windppe into the Bronch Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the various Throataectionsto which public and
singers liable febl1-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-30
From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. September % Three hundred and
sixty three dislOyai citizens OF Carroll county,
Missouri, have recently been assessed Sll 900 by
the Board of Commissioners appointed under
General Order No 3. for killing and woundiDg
oyal soldiers and citizens and for taking property
belonging to said persons The sums levied on
each is from 81 to 500 from each person so ar
rested II the amount is not paid within ten DAYS
after notice their property will be seized and
sold
Gen. Curtis and staff paid a visit this morning
TO the Notifications surrounding the city and ex-
pressed himself pleased with their appearance
and the manner IN which military affairs were
conducted.
The appearance of the General and his formid-
able staff on the streets collected crowd of citi-
Zens
The 33d Iowa regiment arrived this morning
and marched out to Benton Barracks, making an
imposing appearance and receiving warm enco-
miums from the people
HrDsoN. Mo. Sept % Maj Anderson com
manding detachment Of the 10th Missouri mi
litia. recently had skirmsh With the guerrillas
in Monroe county, routing two companies Of them
and capturing the notorious guerrilla chief, Elliott
Majors. and Is of his party. together with some
horses. arms and camp equipage.
j. W Mennffee. late of Poindexter's band. was
captured on the Dist, having entered the cars IN
disguise. and being recognized By persons present.
Gen. Merrill is informed by authority which be
deems credible, that Porter himself crossed the
river on the night Of the Dist, from some part OF
Galloway county. Previous Information indicated
that he had gone in that direction and had some
force with him, but how much is not known.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-30
Night Dispatches.
From Louisville.


LOUISVILLE. September 29.-Mapy conflicting
accounts of the shooting of Gen. Nelson by Gen.
Davis are ahoat
a week ago Nelson placed Davis in command
of the Home Guard forces of the city At night
Davis reported to Nelson the number of men
working entertainments and enrolled for
vice Nelson cursed him for not having more
men. Davis replied that he was General off
and demanded the treatment of gentleman.
Nelson, in an insulting manner, ordered him to
report at Cincinnati and told him he would order
the Provost Marshal TO eject him from the city.
This morning Gov Morton and Gen Nelson
were standing near a desk in the Gait House.
Gen. Davis approached and requested Gov. Nor
ton TO witness the conversation between himself
and Nelson. He demanded of Nelson AN apollo
gy for the rude treatment he had received last
week Nelson being a little deaf asked him to
speak louder. Davis again demanded an apollo
gy. Nelson denounced him and slapped him in
the face Davis stepped back. clinched his fist
and again demanded apology. Nelson slap
ped him in the face again denOuncing him az a
coward.
Davis turned awsv, procured pistol from a
friend and followed Nelson, who was going up
stairs Davis told Nelson to defend himself, i'm
meiately firing: the ball penetrated his left
breast Nelson died in about twenty minutes.
Nielsen requested 10 see his old friend. the Rev
Mr.. Talbot, Rector OF the Calvary Episcopal
Church, who was then at the Gait House Tai
bot administered the sacrament according TO the
forms of his church. The General repeated the
service after the minister, and refused to talk or
any other subject. He regretted that he had not
long ago turned his attention 10 religion.
Trains on the Louisville and Frankfort r. r
have discontinued running for the present.
The rebels have captured the telegraph instru
menis at Lagrange and Obbens.
a gentleman from Frankfort says on Friday
400 rebel troops troops at that place. Humphre,
Marshall was expected to take charged of the post