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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
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AiSsOurI MIning COnlnanI

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861
CAPITAL STOcK-..-.............-S S. 10000
EHIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR TIE PgA,
II pose Of advancing the great mining Interest,"
our state. We do not profess TO be governed Il
purely pliilanthropie motives fl Initiating ihs's
tsrPrise. We believe that the stock cEn b made;
pay large dividends, and at the same time fri
good accomplished and greater progress Ezade 10 5r
TsloP3nG and making knOHn the astonishing naia5rl
wealth Of Missouri, than by the use Of FIVE times tE
NR9untof oar capital invested In any other lUsiIs
y shA!l make the once Of our Company W1'
PteIe mining buEn4u OF tbs mineral resource q III
STATE We have power under our charter = Is.
etlase and sell mineral lands wherever l-Caiejh
Missouri Great Inducements Will BE offered ZAP
Company.
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all Ubs
have mineral lands for sale TO send EtAfess1i
Of the same, describing the Kind of minerals th
lands number 0f AcZes the location. and the los
eAS sass Price they 9re willing to take for said I'1
We shan work only such mines ray largely, eSi
sha!l open and prove most Of the lands sell III
books Tor subscription to the stock are now oEtnn
the once Of the Company, Main street. northUss
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank. entTaett
80. q Locust strtef. An Tbe s an interest iBtlA
0aiAlnss, and have Hnuey, viii do veil to cal AZ
s1nterihe- Those Wishing stock. living ont Of IL
can secure Is BY enclosing ten per CENT CT s'
amount wanted to the President or Treasurt.
aaSS ay lD!..l1aeC1, Esq7 Matthew Butler. Ia
io;:i h 1,ih r. EV En- I EsSs. IS s.
zRHsEEEs:
=, Henry D. Bacon, L Y. Bogy;
u. BUTLER, TreA- ALFRED CLAPP, PET
ne a6oTe prospectus has up TO this date t's.
3nottahed in only one Of IeadiuE pape5 toI e.
aA5s. No extra edoCtEtO get stock taken have he
mess o. the enterprise. that over tWo hundred th9t
aed do!lnER Of the stock has already been taken
would briefly state that the shares arr SIS eAchEGs
tn Without further liability; GTanEfeEnble By q
!Tery' registered only when dividends are reeei'H
Any person having money 70 spare. can, by The pa
sn1se Of ab2rssA in the Missouri Mining CemEtn
lSs An Investment that VIII pay largely. and pc
SUCK thae Il readily convert ed into cash without "
answered. sFEiiF 80 zSnhsn-dtESz
a. Lonis. No Nr.,..l. % ,sr, la11l-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FoR me EAPTD CURE OF
TIE. IN :. II ID M u
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEXESS,I IN
FLUENZA. BRONCHITIS,
"HOOPISG COUGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA.
ISCIPIEST con-
SUMPTION.

and f abe relief # e9ussmg,iys PATIENTS In AvaDe-
81 S:as-s Of the ds{e<ss.
We n-sd not ss,e4k 20 the publis II it. virtues.
Throughout every town and AlISost even hamlet o:
the American states is wonderful rui;.n-
AIRY complaints have male IT already known. Nav,
fr The families n soy CIVILIZED County Un thi.
oItinens without some personal "1p-EIsncs oFits
-s-rfs- and fsNer vel the communities any Uher@
WEIeiI have no; aWslZ them some living tTophysf
IL VicGO=y Subtle aud dangerous dir-ss-1f
fIie thlaS aud lanE HhiIeiT il the most powerful
srISdSte yet kBGGn TO for the EoSnIidahle and
dangerous dis-As-s % the pGim5aarY organs, il Is
al-p the pleAsauTe=T aud Eafst remedy that can
eInpinysi tor infants Ard young perssns. Parents
FhSId lave it In EtoEs against the ilsSl1Oss enemy
that steals Epau iiIciG UpTeparsi. We have abun-
ant EToaais 70 believe the CErEET PErToEAL saves
more lives t.y TIE eunsamPtiUnk it prevents than
ilse il Keep u by you. your colds While
they cgrabls. neglect them uniu no human
sili can the iEeKorile caukerChat. fastened
on the NitAis. eats your life away. All knOw the
EAdful fatality Of lung disorri-rS, ana they nIS
Too the virtues Of tAs remedy, need do more
than them i sti made The bet II can BE-
We SpAFe care. Tl.l prciuee il the
most perfect possible and thus afford thoss who RELY
en- IT the best szent which skn faraislI
their cure,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER,
PrneticaI oHd .tEGlysinaI Gt,siss, Lss-vH NasE
And soi4 by A. q. GOOD CO.. and by all Druggists
and dsAlers in MediciEe sVeryWheTe. mhls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

3gF tae frsASmeQG Of fEEAe eosn-
plants. EBEN HNIGHT.N.D.
A. Il. M0RTLBY, Est-, a Urea, X. Y. uri,4.. ~
have used yt'ar K4G48rcl myself in my family eTtF
since you invented IL aud believe IL the tsS T.eE
shoDld sooner Fay y-Ave dollars ~ a k1.FLs
than Go Wi't'oGl it, OF take any osher reze,iy.-
Group, IvhOoPInB Cough, Inhuenza.
SREIxGTrrIp. MLss Feb. :. 1884
BaoTHxs ArEE: viii cheeTfulIy certify y0pg Fes-
ssrGi Is the hsSt remedy Poss Eor tie cure Il
WbopPinG cough. erOuI, and the cheSt IissSsfs a
children We u your fraternity In the Sa1tb Ar,
Pr,elate yo''r skin, add S,a1sol yo1r uasaieine 70
AMOS LIE. Ese-. MSxTEAET. Ia wrisss, ii Jan
1856: Il had tedious Indae11a. which enuineSI ne
IN d1oE$ six weeks: took many metlieiues iflIt NJ
ef finally tried your Esc40T1i by the aSVise a 1T
clergyman. Tue first dose relieved the sorrnrss in
throat and lungs LEES than one half tlr blue
made me enenPietely we'll. f-ur uedi,ines are the
cheapest as veil a the best can buy and We -
teen you. Dactor. ard your incidence, a the poor
InanS friead.' -
Asthma or PhthIsIe, and Bronchitis.
HEsT MANcaEsgEE Pa, FeFl 4. lRss.
StG: HoEr CseITU kbc1Ordl Z Performing marvel
fiona alarming symptoms 81 ennsuuiptinn and II ms
curing nan who has IaIored undar an Affection a
HESKT L. PARKS. Merchant.
A. a. RAMSEY. ". D. AIE1oS, NeSRsE Co. low.
Eres, Sept e. 1855: SOurinE nv prarffrp Of many
:s4rs have found nothing eauSI to Jour C4s7rs
(ecNd! for giving ease and relief TO 6onsunsptiTe
patients, or euE5ES Euri as rurabie-
Ne u Sht Edd vola1nes nf eyiaeliee hut the mos.
eonVinaEg proof of Ehe virtues Of Ihis Ieme.iv e
touHH IN it Elects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably 10 one remedy has ercr teen H,,svp
which caTtd 80 mAay and such dangerous cases Es
THU some no h-maH ALI can reach: bs5t even q,
th'sP the Garry Pictorial asIOrds relief AID comfort
AFI"s HorsE, NEE YoHE Cir. March S. lkss.
DocToE AIEA, LoEE1L: ] feel Il duty and a nless-
Qre % tRform you what yaur Garry PhetdN7II IA.
done fog my Ntfs ShsiaaA been Eve months Isboriug
under the dangerous symptoms Of COnsumption. from
Ehleh hoaid We e"uld procure sve her uiuea RELIEF
she Wa Se1dily falling. until DE-. StruaE, Of this
city, uhrEe We have ennbe E,r advice rec0uIendt3
trial tE your medicine. We HES his kfndness n
e DO Your szti' i"F ehe hasTeeovered from thaf av
She = not yet strong she uRal 70 b. bIf b a.
fro beg cough, and calls bRTEelf well.
TcRrs With gratitude AID Ieylrl
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHEIH4yIlLE
CoasatsPItrtE, do not despair till Won hay. ,r;s4
4rIEs CHEEhT PEsIpEAL- IL Is maas By one Of the
best medical chelnists in the EoEd and it. enrts All
around Ne bespeAk the high merits of It's yirtpes
Fz.tiaaSLpAi1 1tJgT.
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G.w.JoHNsoN & SON,
Manufacturer OF Copper, Tin aUl
Sheet Iron Wnre.

HAvISG AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL rnt
u improved facilities, We are better preparedL5s
than ever TO I'LL all ordeES fog Any article work
the above line Of business. Yalies and COndueiCls
made TO order. Steamboat work doae in q substk,r
ttal and Workmanliks manner. We are now psyili
particular attention TO THE branch Of the trade AZ
can guarantee BatisfActjon in every particular. r.
Wholesale Dealers We can offer inducements ik.i
cannot be found elssWhero, Our stock Of Ware
complete and the assortment isfnll At alltimet. We
Eeep stock d thOlAtest and most approved Pattsri
Of Coal and Wood StoTes on hand Al all times.
0.W. JoHEsON son.
s Sc. 1Ip Market Square,
1J2-dEWtf Wheeling Tt
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TERMS. Irregular Priee..I
POSTAGE.

The Postass to an! Tart Il the United stuteu viii
be bat TWkNTY-FOGR CENTS year E.r ,.BlacE.
Of the Reviews.
A the el.,ye price. the Perioeieal. utn Re fur
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Hoar@eueSs.
BEINTIrIn. Mss, D,t7c. 8. is.

BEMTIIb. MLsS., Dte- 80. ISIS.
Die Arm: ] do MT hesitate IN
sly The L.: remedy / hare ever souy.d
GeE Coughs, UoarsPnesS. IEfluenza,
bid tlie eSBo,mitHut symptoms Of Z
Gil is gcrIr cHEEGT P1cToERE it,
eaustapt use 10 mr. practice aud nv
family for The last ten years has
AhoSa II 10 T,1s-=ss sDPeriSE virtues
Gss the treatment Of tk+se eo.O-
plants. EBEN HNIGHT-N.D.
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The Town OF williamsburg AID the
ESEceEh WOuea TheEeoE
Rsy1oza .se esilet and eot-est5oadeut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05
- arnIn - - cron.

A correspondent OF the steubenville
Herhld, Who has travelled much through the
oSuhtry iately, speaks gloEingly Of the
bsahtiful prospects fog good wheat crop.
1t il pr0H0unced 70 Be uneommonly forward
and 6eufishing in present appsaTa1ce, the
best he had seen for thirty years. Ia re-
gsrA 70 fruits, the zams gentleman says il
hasFeeeiTed no dsmagg as yet but be eau
tiously advises inGuirers "a wait til the
frotts and freezing nds Of May are past
This Is the lesson Of Che expsEisnoe Of sew
sral years past. The prospects for an
abundant crop OF wheat in this neighbor.
hood appear good, and the Indications Of
q good fruit crop areiSlso promising. In
fact, al fefl our ezchanFe who have yei
referred % The subject, speak hatefingly o.
theprospeots for an abundant harvest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05
|. GOVIes 9 Co.. Publishers.
Crgon lbs 0lnoinnati eaIstts.j

=
TIA Rsliina-s oOrFospaRdaRt 0f the New
York Evening" Post, describing the bold
nkss Of the Secessioniais IN that place, gives
tie remark Of enc of them:
\ "If speak out my mind In favor Of the
rebellion cautiously, / lose nothing with
this government, end shall gain much with
lie other, should Il ever triumph"
This moderately expresses tae policy
Whioh has made rebellion the only safe
course in the South and in ell the border
States, sud has folled the Government in
lie attempt 70 revive loyalty. Rebellion
ednhscates the properly Of every loyal oiti-
sen. But when our armies occupy the
rebel Districts, the rebels are sacred, both
u person and property. II an inhaoitant
encouraged BY orr military occupation,
makes known his loyal sympsthies, he and
his property viii be sacrificed BY the rebels.
Aloyal inhabitant would not be safe even
Al the rear Of our advance in Tennessee,
.uAder The present roBe-Water treatment
Every Seoessionist resorts naturally to
robbery. arBcn, and murder Of loyal men
and their property; but as soon ss he comes
within The power Of our armies, he and his
property sre the only really secure things
Instead Of holding him and his property
accountable for the destruction which he
has perpeirated, our leading officers regard
il hs their fret duty to dissbuse bis mind
ofths impression that the Government in
tehdod 70 invade his rights, This is done
By chewing him how precious his property
and person are in our eyes, and by the Sc
vefest penalties on any Of our soldiers who
ere charged with any petty sggressions.
II a few Of his rails are taken to kindle
q Gre in drenohed camp, he brings Ia
his claim for 9 sum sufficient to fence his
whole farm, perhaps TO buy it, whioh is al
lowed and paid with the utmost prompt
ness, although the soldiers families may
be kn want Of his deferred pay. II he
loses, or pretends that be loses, chickens or
cabbsges, our officers get up public spec
tsole Of degrading punishment Of soldiers,
for. his edihoation. If be claim to have
lost a negro, il is the open. sesame to the
whole camp and 10 the utmost attentions
Of he officers. With claim to fugitive
Negro SPY could have the run Of the ar-
NY and many Of the higher officers seem
10 hink it necessary to chssten their SOL |
diets by the fugitive negro discipline, TO
Offset the suspicion Of rsdieslism to which
thek have made themselves liable by vol
in the ranks to fight against the
South. The pay Of Captain, Colonel, or
General relieves them from any suspicion
Of patriotic OF radical motives.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05


Mr. J. A. Cleveland, attached to the
ouarisTnastsE's Departments of tEs z25
uIinOis Regiment; furnishes an soeonnt Of
the battle -at Pea Ridg in which he vas
IN seti7s participant to the Lafayette
(Ind.) Courier. The following incident is
worth repeating; ~r.r
Al g oou1sil Of Rsr IN which Curtis,
JsR. @. Davis and Sigel participated, the
oommsnding General spoke dsspondinglT
Of she prospect, and iniimAted that suf-
render vas inevitable; WhereUpon sigel
remarked With startling emphasis: "Mins
friend mine friend give me Davis and
de esmmsnd, ahd show you who has de
Geld In three houTs,n .
Davis vas eatnest lo1 6ght q tie bitteI
end, and Curtis gave TO understand thai
Gen. sigel should have II ell his own way
The responsibility Of the subsequent move.
msniB, and the glory Of the next achieve
nents, really belong to him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05
One Of the HorrorI of War.

4 correspondent of Cincinnati paper,
speaking Of the capture of Fort DOnnelsen,
ssyI;
'fOol Kinney, of the 56th Ohio, related
10 ne one Of those strange and melancholy
incidents which the fOrtaaes of war come
times bring to pass. As he was riding along
the breastWoTks day or two after the sur
render, and while many of the dead were
stilllunburied, be observed before him a pri-
Yate in his regiment named Bowman stroll
ing hlOng. As he came up he noticed the
latter suddenly start back, as If transfXed
81 tie sight Of a body before him, Ap-
proaching him, the Colonel asked him what
suruFised him, and added that he supposed
be would have become accustomed to seeing
dead bodies by this time. Turning to his
inquirer, with an expression on his face such
as only discovery like this could produce,
and pointing to the body, he replied, ''Oclo-
mel q That's my brotAerr His brother had
been a resident of Tennessee, and had Joined
the 1ebel army, but be had no know edge Of
his Whereabouts, or thought of his being one
Of the victims Of the blooiy conflict until
he thus accidentally stumbled across his dead
body. Procuring blanket, and the assist
ance of some comrades he wrapped him in it,
and buried him on the spot where be had
fallen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05
FRn1T WAaHINGTnN.

H WAshIhRTOAI Apflo.
Tfibune's dispatch: al n 1,t-rr7
The Hon. Stephen I. Logan and James
whitehall, Of Illinois, have been appointed
BY the War Department Commissioners 10
examine war claims ct Cairo, and John B.
Shipley, Of 81 Louis, Attorney to the Com
mis5ioners.s9 si--.g
The oontraetprice for the new Ericsson
iron. clad batteries is four hundred thousand
dollars each. .4I4G ~ IE
Colonel EbeneEer Msgofin, Missouri
rebel, whose brother is Governor Of Ken
tucky, and who was convicted Of violation
Of his parole and sentenced to be shot mas
been Tespited By the President. sF
Gen. Hslleck win soon assume command
of the national forces on the Tennessee
river. .-.-...
Tines dispatch:
The President sent to the Senate to-day
the following nominations for brevet pro-
motion, for gallant and meritorious servi-
ces in the battle Of Mill Springs, Kentucky,
viz: "a .-, ~ ~ sssslt =
Captain Alvin G., Gillsy, to be Major; ;
Lieutenant Andrew s. Burt Of the
Eighteenth Infantry, to be Captain
Capt. George O.lFlinE. Assistant Adjus
tant General Of volunteers, is to be made a
Major. Capt. George S. Roper Colonel Of
| Subsistence Of volunteers, to be o Major.
Capt. Michael G. CARRIER to be Msjor.
Lieut. Col John P. Groxton, Of The 4th Ky.
volunteers, 10 be q Colonel. Lieut.. Col.
James George, Of the ID MINI. voluteers,
to De Colonel Major Fillmore B. Hunt,
Of the 4th KY. volunteers to be Lieutenant
Colonel. Maj. Alex. Wilin, Of ID MINI.
volunteers to be Lieut. Colonel. Capt. Ohas.
Joseph, Of the 9th Ohio volunteers, to be q
Major. Gapt. Pred. Schroeder, of same, to
be 3 MsjOr Capt salnls B. sbontle Mara
B. Taylor and John ~. Perkins, Of ;se iVth
Ind. volunteers, to be respectiy;;'y majors.
1st Lieut. George h. Harris 4 u Ine Sin ONO
volunteers, to be Captair.C. ID. y. saIter,
y H." - - Sa Msrssi Of the Consular Gourt
sS,G - ti,S Tn;fs5 n esates ct Hsn.KoW, China.
o. ~ - ~ '1Sesident sent to the Senate the
tO-Isy ;sy..s,S ~ Of Dr. Issao J. Hayes, Who ala
noLILEsa n.IooL4IL.E9sssa himself In The great arctic ex.
Ign, to be Brigade Surgeon,
PzerEld's despatch; -.
There is no fonpSaron for the statement
that Gan .70Seorsns has resigned. BE iB
sIRoEolgA soldier; and intends 10 do his
duty 70 the end. an 7W .G7F
to Flag oROsr Foote.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05
siasaiaF NaiaTal Phenomena.


A correspondent writing from Camp
Vsn Buren, south Of Eashvillei says; CO. 1s
san nearer the camp Is what appears to
be { huqs natural Well-ap Immense de-
nrserIon a the earth, flled with water,
and having the sides nicely walled vita
0tons. L Is eae hundred feet long bY
thirty feet broad, and is ct least twenty
fsst deep. The water, In appearenoe, taste
end teupsrsture, closely resembles that Of
tie riVsf, from which the well Is distant
about three hundred yards. Hallway 70
the river Is another smaller well or pend,
into which he water from the larger ruahes
by meau5 Of q Euttsrreuean passsge and
Themes BY anelhsr undergFoGnd passage II
disoharFss itself into the river. The qen-
firs tkine is Somewhat Iem6fkabIe: and
when ed thRt the boys catch hsh out OF
both the ponds sunhsh and catfish, and
plsnty Of ihen, 4ool Il viii perhaps Be
thought thstI am making rather q strong
drsa upOh the crsdhhty Of your readers.
Bat &c 1 have myself drHVn forth some q
fhs Amy inhsbftapts from the esaia ponds,
I feel authorized to speak upon the matter
With donoo. These natural wells alsa
furnish an abundGat supply Of good Wstsi
. o1l 'es .E6s % EsUO-(l'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

Il: fs :rss5=si e s5 =..= - q 9 sVi8
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05
The Eurnnsnn sirun,inn "a Rrisf.

(Ltndon Correspondent Philadelphia Press)
Tie placid condition Of affairs here CON
trasts favorsbly with the troubles sll over
the rest Of Europe. Russia, plagued to
death by the patriotism Of the Poles, and
unable, as yet, to carry out the emsnoipa-
ton Of the serfs. Prussia, with q squsble
between the Legislature and the King Who,
had be common sense and half the liberal
ity Of his sen, VioteFia's son iR-lsW, might
reasonably aspire to the Imperial Grown
Of Germany. Austria, in debt and out Of
credit, doubly fearing an outbreak in Hun
gary spd Yenetia. Greece, with very
pre- b rebellion, as it stands. Turkey,
sinking beneath 3 losd Of debt. Italy, as
pirihg to nationality, but compelled to re,
tain thst fEpeibm u impsrio, the Papaoy,
Frshoa, compelled to retTsnoh expenditure
and with the first serious difference since
he hOuntsd the throne between Nspoleor
and lis Parliament. Everything shows 9
troubled future abroad. All Is quiet il
Eaglsnd, except cotton labor, which isdOWI
1 to Starving point -
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Ehis affsrnoq1's RepoFc
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsBlBeEoH, April Z.
The receipts from customs during March
last at Boston and other ports were three
times as large as during Nsrcn, 1851,
while those. at New York have more than
doubled There has also been large In
crease at otter ports.
The total receipts from customs last week
were about 100000. .-.--.-...-
A telegram received from St. Louis, dat
ed yesterday, says Gen. Steele's advance
guard has reached Putnsm's Ferry, Ark.
p Col. CArlin had an engagement with the
enemy, on the 1st inst, in crossing the
We killed one Lieutenant and wounded
several others, and captured five prisoners,
camp equipage, horses, mules, forage, and
q number Of small arms.