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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-06
Missouri Mining C0mpanI

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861
CAPITAL STOCK-................-S5 10000
EHIs COMPANY IS FORMED ROR TIE PCE'
Il pOsoOf advancing the great mining intsFestlH
purely phIanthropIe motives In initiating tbs
teFprt8e We believe that the stock can " lsds 70
pay large dividends, and at the same time more nal
good accomplished and greater progress made N Dc.
Weighing and making known the astonishing niaeEL
wealth Of Missouri, than by the use Of i've tes IL
amount Of our capital invested IN any other bushss
We alan make the once Of our Company ctz-
Plets mining bureau Of the mineral Tes0urres q he
State. We have power under our ehaTtiT % Iur
chase and sell mineral Iands wherever l5caisi IN
missouri Great Inducements viii be enered zap
ttalstB and mining ADVENTURES, Who desre 20 pr
chase and work paying mines, BY dealing with IN
We respectfully solicit the attention Of al VIC
hEyo mineral lands for sale 20 send n stafelssf
Of the ame, describing the kind Of minerals on tbsf
iAnds thsnumber ofaere the location, and The g-
eSt eaah Pries they are willing 10 take for sd lEsA
We HhalI work only such mines pay largely, sst
shAll open and prove mostof the lands GsselL ID.
tho once Of the Company, Main street, nOrthvsa
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, sBtrAses
No. n Locust street All who feel iHfsree il is1
subscribe Those Wiahing stock, living out Ct ne
city, secure it by enclosing ten per cent. ofh
amount WHntsa 70 the President or Treasurer.
Henry D. Bacon, R5 1tt'5 Mathew Butter, Ed,
JossPh Istsf0P. Esq, B.M. Lynch, -.
L-V. BoEys Esq-, JOSEPH Payne kS77
Henry D. Bacon, I.v.BOg
n. BUTLER, TrOaH. ALFRED CLAPP' PT''i
HE above prospectus has mp to this dats ~
PHhlahed IN only one Of eur leading PAPers i :,
days. No extra efforts 70 GET Btock takea have ~
lAdp5 yet The pablie 80 we'll appreciate the s9unS
ness Of the enterprise, that over two hundred th,s
and dollars Of the stock has alF0ady been taken
would briefly state that the shares SIS elfb "a
IN full, without further liability: trSuEier1hs y
livery registered oniy when dividends Teeeisea
Any person having money 70 spare, can, By ne -
chase Of shares in the Missouri Mining CoHPAi
make an investment that will pay largely, and ,
stock that tsreadly converted into eash UifbOntt
An eqmmuuieattons 70 the President IToIgl'
.l &. -. No. M.rrh n 1ss1. -
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

I -H. % lf .H.HH.E' ulsH Ufw. 4
WE undssgn'd SyS s''S SSS eSI "a
Of our several sities have Egnod doepment g -
suranee 70 NJ that the remedies Of DR. }; % AYE
CO. az Lowell, layers sarsapATilla, PiIl4 Agus
Cure and ChsrTy Poetorall have been found 70 b
meioinos Of great excellence, and worthy the con
hdeneo Of the community
avs : 1''t-7 ONS Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
HON. ArDrS pEARD Mayor Of NASHUA. X. ).
HON. 4. W. HARRINGTON, ,,,,,,.,,,, :,
HUN '' 'OnS AADOt Mayor Of 0OSoORD. y. H,
on a. r, 'UI1S Sa5sros woRO1s4ER, MASS.
HON. SAFH'I srEsnEE Mayor Of sAl.1A, MASS
HON NV E1soOES' S H.s,.. Of BOSTON, MASS.
HON Wan n; h0DH Mayor of PROVIDENCE. R. II
hon. AMOS ". RREs EsgsE d sopwron. conn.
HON. J, N, HARRIS, :, wv ,o,,no, corr
HON 0HAs. s. H0DI Es;;o. Of MONTREAL, .. r
BUN = Z t'AAA' Mayor Of NEW TOEK OEEz.
HON =, n AiN'rt Mayor Of HAau11Os, q W
HON ADAM WILSON Mayor ., Yoaos9o, ., v.
HON X NJ HiSA0 Mayor Of OrNonsAr1. OHIO.
HoN.1. H. CRAWFORD,
HON. JOH;; SLOAN ,.,,,. 80, ].
NUM- 'N Mayer Of BoWMANy1LLE Q, ".
Mayor Of AUsUsEA, M
HON. HENRY COOPER Jr.
Mayoi Of FREDERICTON. n. B
mayor q NEW BKDYoRD. MAss.
HON. J. BLAIsDEIL, - 5ai.e or
Mayer Of FALL RIVER. MASS
HON. ". H cRANsroN,
non. vRKD srAHL. rafl' ses=sls Hlulos
Mayor Of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS SagEGEggEHHaH4Pss. .voo., -,,,,,
HON. ROBERT BLAIR, i,-s.l r..t....
-. Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
HON. R D. AAuaH, u.
NUS e- Mayor Of NEw ORLEANS, La
HON. h. D. SCRANTON, :, .o,,,..,.., ;,
HON. DE- WITT @ GROVE.
HON. GEORGE WILSON. ~.
-''-'' = = ' Mayor of DETROIT. ucH
HON. HxMAN [. PAGE, -, :. 49,. -,
4''' v. w. S'VeA Mayor OF RACINE. WIS
Mayor Of KENoaHA. WIS
-'' ' = Mayor Of CHICAGO III
avs - = A Mayor ct snIMA. Ala
HON. a, ), nonI4 ,,o,.-.,,.. -. :.
.AH- -.. NaHN
Mayor Of COLUMBUS, "a
D "A E:yor Of vzRA CRUZ
DON Prnra1 .. oAsAtto Mayo. :, MEXICO
$ DON nsFrpHAH11 noDRIeyzs
DON ANTONIO pounvneA.
DON n. g. M1EAEGNo
DON MARIO HFSss .ga. = Az :. ,,,,o ,,.,n
Certify that the resident DruEEi-t. have a..ursd
| Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is an excellent IsEM:sy. and worthy the oonsasnOs
Ayers SarsaparIIIa.
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Country Merchants

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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OyyzCs OF rHR DRnocRAf AND News,
Thursday Eve, April 10. 1862. !
There il nothing coming in from the country.
Quotations remain nominal.
FLouE-S4.2o04.so. Shipments loo brls.
WHEAs--Little doing. Quiet ct 60@66o. Ship
ments 700 bu.
BARL8Y.-Steady at g@z0c. Shipments 700
bu.
CoRx-Nominal at 140l6c.
OArs-Nominal at l201Ac.
Os1oNs-2o03oc Per boshel.
LARD.-Shipments 100 ielces.
TALLow.-Shipmente $500 lbs.
BIAx.-Shipmsnts / car.
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XxxvlI CONGREss..FJRsT SESSION
ASv2

Hous..-Mr. vallandigt am, from the Commit
tee on Public Lands, reported substitute for the
Senate joint resolution giving construction 70 the
act Of 1855, grant lsnds to Wisconsin, for Railroad
that the road may Re constructed from Appleton
70 some point on Green Bay, 1t Or near the mouth
Of Fox river. Passed.
NJ. Arnold introduced . resolution expressing
gratitude to Almighty God for the glorious tri-
umph OF our arms over reb-ls and traitors; reccg-
and Pitisbu'g Landing. Tenn, the exhibition o.
that Divine power which has 90 signsly blessed
as as . nation that the gratitude and thanks Of
Congress is duo to Com. Foote, Gems. Pope, Grant,
Bae!l and Hs'ieck, and to each and every gallant
soldier, ohesr and sailor, for the galantry, ensr.
the county; that their names shall always be
cherished and honored BY grateful people; that
while Congress honsrs the brave who escaped
death, they would not forget the wounded and
dead who fell in their cJantfy's cause; that
Congress extends its synpsthy to widows and
children. and promises relief.
Mr.. Porter suggested the name Of Major Gene.-
81 Lewis Wallace.
Dir. Coz thought it proper to include Ces. Nc
CleEnand and tn other officers.
Mr.. Richardson had anticipated this difficulty.
L was usual to insert only the nsmcs Of command
Of I'll who distinguished themselves.
Dir. Arnold consented that the resolution should
be referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Stevens. from the Committee sn Ways and
Means. reported back the Senase's amendments to
the naval arpropria ton bill. The House concur
red in ths: appropriat;ng SlS,0a0, 600. to be ex-
pended under tho direction Of the Secretary Of
the Navy for the construction Of iron clad steam
vessels Of war, - substitute fsr the origi aal
item.
SHNATR.-Mr. Sumner presented resolutions
from the Legislature Of Massachusetts,. in spprov
al the resolutions in accordance with the Presi-
dents message. in rel8tion to emancipation.
Mr. Lane, Of Inlians, presented petition Tor
tho abolition of slavery in the States. He said
the petitioners were asking wha. Congress had
not power to grant, but bat he Was willing that
citizens should be heard in foolish requests.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice that he should to NOR
; row introduce bill TO amend the act approved in
September, 1850, supplementary to tho act respect
ing iugitives from justice and persons escaL ping
from the service Of their masters, etc., approved
February 18th. 1898.
On motion Of Mr. Latham the bill to establish I
line Of steamships from San Francisco to shan !.
hal was taken up. lie spoke At length in favor Of
establishing such line.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
PosToEFIc8 At DAVENPORT, IOWA.

P0sToTFICg At DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EAsTERN MAIL-Via + Z r R-Closss 1t s
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a. 10 o'clock A NJ arrives 1t sN o'clock Pm
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excepted.
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Pm srrives Tuesdsy, Thursday snd Saturday 1t
8 o'clock r NJ.
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Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1t o'clock r n !;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1t .
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and Friday as ~ o'clock n !; arrives Tuesday and
Friday It ~ o'clock N.
SoUTnRRx MAIL-vla Burlington 4 Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday u O'Clock
y; arrive. Monday, v Wsdnssdsy ard Friday st
Rovrr No. 1osn-vis Fasaio- Closes Friday
st 8 o'clock A n arrives Saturday 81 o'clock
pm.
RourB No. 10o50-via As,aross Walnut
Fork~-Closss Thursdsy at II n arrives Thsrs-
day ct II o'clock n.
fIouss-Ofsco open at o'clock 4 u closes ct
o'clock r N. Od5es open on Sunday from 70
10 o'clock n.
H A. the prissipal mails are carried b. Rail
Road all the time - stated In the shove notice.
Win bs RAIL ROAD TINs, the clock In the Super.
iptsndaut's ONCE, n Depot, bsine the stsnds
ard. CHAS. u. 9LDRIDGE, p. ".
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CmcAao, April ..
FL0u1.-Malket dull. Quoted ct from 33.25
a 70.
WnIAr.-Aarkst quiet and unchanged. BALES
72077c.
BA~LsY.-Stsady. Sales at 40 on track.
C0nN.-Quiet and 1sm. Sales ct 22k023 cents
on tcack.
PorAro1s.-Dull and heavy. Prime lots at IS
$50.
RYH.--l0e in store.
BuTssR.--Steady ct S012K.
BEES, CATrIa- Quiet, with sales at $500
500. -
ONIoNe.-l5c for prime.
HlDys.- -xaskst steady: Green County, S@
5h Gree. Salsed. 69eX Dry Sailed, 9k0
l1e Dry Flint, 13@1lo.
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klvER lTEAs.
Thundsy, Apeil 10.

~ Thunday, Apeil 10.
AHxTvxD.
JsrsIs WgIpPLs, Nsssison, Dubuque.
Po1DsoY, Paatoa, Ksokuk.
AD Blxs, Oels. Dubsqse.
Biz HsxDsRsox, Rhodes, Dsbaqus. :
Canada, Parker, Lake Pipia.
PxMBlxA, Hill, Dubsqss. 5e
DBPARfRD.
JENNIE WHTrrIx, Morrison, Ksokuk.
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CANADA, PafksF, st. Louis.
Tn Rivsns-We leara from The St. Le1is Re-
psbiicas thst"th Illinois river II rising all ths
way down from Lasalle, and the whole country
completely flooded. The river looks like IN in.
land see. The trees and high grousd on which
towns are built being the only signs oflsnd. Ths
steamer Desmoines went across the country 70 Z
blsf about two miles from the river, and took on
board 80 horses On her last down trip. This va
short distance below (LAsslle." The Missouri
IL falling slowly: The Ohio, Tennessee and Cum.
bssiand rivers are falling also. The Dssmoines
river is at hood height, and its tributaries ere
pouring n rspidIy.
Daring the gale Of Tuesday night, tho chin
neys Of the steamers Illinois and Philsdslphis
we're blown overheard, while lying 1t Cairo, and
many others we're wrsnehsd from their mooring,
and drifted to the opposite shore. The lllinoi,
sufsred much damage aside from the less Of hel
chimasys, and all other steamers we're damaged
more or less. A large number Of coal bsrgss wefs
lying At the levse at the time, al Of which sunk
and thsir coal lost leaving the tswn almost on
tirsly destitute Of the article.
The Canada arrived from Lake Pipiu last even
ing. Her officers say the ice Vas solid - . ro.k
when she left, With sufficient depth Of snow OF
the sbousding landscaps for good slsighing, and
that the people were indulging in tho amusement
sxtsnsivsly. e-.
AocIDsxr.-The steamer Sunshine had one ol
her wheels taken of at Nashvills BY running
against the bridge pier.
Foa rHs CnlrPEwAY RlvER. The Pomerey ar.
rived yesterday morning. on her way to the Chip
pswsy river. where Captain Patton intends run
ing the coming season.
FIRsT RAvr.-The first raft Of the season past
down yesterday morning.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Tho Ad Hins, Capt. Gait, will depart for Du-
buqus and intermediate landings At I O'Clock thi,
morning.
The light draught packet Bill Henderson, Capt
Rhodes, will leave for Dubuque at o'clock thia
morning.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Casse'
Capt. Davis, will leave fsr Keokok and way points
at o'clock this morning, making connections for
st. Louis in Sc hours.
The magnificent packet Northernsr, Capsair
P. A. Afford, will depart for St. Paul and wsy
points this morning. Jerry Wood IN the ohice
The Notthern Line packet Pembins, Captsir
Hill, will depart for st. Louis and intermediate
landings this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

VILLAINous.-Some scamp, . few
evenings ago. broke of part Of the ornament
Of The new bow window which Mr.. Warwick
fitted up at considerable expense on his barber
shop. on Brady street Such petty mischief 10
very annoying and ought 10 Be severely pun.
iahad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

Iowa CrTY DELEoATloN.-Judge
Miller, Zsks Clark and Dr.. White, oil Of Iowa
City, passsd through 90 the cars last evening.
boupd for Pitssburg Landiog. They al 90 on
their own hook. Iows City. vs are sorry to
helping the wounded soldiers at that place.
We ere sorry 10 hear it.