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TRANsPoRTATIoN.

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euTE- Baltimore, EashInEton, Phlin-
dtiphh. SsT York and Bo5t0n-
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VITA and s1uth WeSt.
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HaLS alu1yI - law and time much quicker thar
zhL0SEh TIetStS 70 AL points IN the West, YoFtl
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AeL1FR Hg1ss, Wishing, Va, or with FFgfrhi
AEeat e BndHepoFt Eta4ton.
ItelHm cODtrneGS viii - uadO AtlOUsaa Fnte9 q
Hny pinf acesssbls By thI rad aud itI connections
% The HaEt, North, West and NORTHWEST, a ofdeI
EpdsE A'LuES House. az With Fl Agent q BrfdZs
p9Et gtStDa- WI D.9EEkY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHH CHAPMAN, Agent,
-. MCCULLOUGH, President.
= z dTEEEY Gent Ticket At GsbS
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Missouri Mining COmnanY.

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAP4TAL STOCEG----.----------.S5O
luis COMPANY Is FORMED FoR THE PCR-
our state We do not profess to be roTeTuei hy
purely ph1lAnthroptc motives IN Initiating this
teTprise. We believe that the Sfo ~ = maze TO
pay large diTideuds aud At the auae linz Ie real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
TeloP nS and making known the REtOnilhinE mineral
wealth OF Missouri than by the use Of ave fines the
amount Of invested In auy ofher UsiussS
We hhAl make the once Of our COMPANY a Ccra-
State We have power under oar ehdrtFr Il, rnT.
ehAse and sen mineral lands WheEevcv iscsfe.3 in
9tssouEt Great indHcementS will be ofFereI 10 a.
lAllsts and mining adyenturers who desire 10 ppr.
Company. al7.-S.
haIs mineral lands for sals 70 send u statement
o. the Eame describing the kind Of minerals On their
lands, the number Of acres the location ap me Io
est cash price teyaFe willing to take for Sl iIns
" shall work only such mines q pay IlrZsiy but
9tall open and prove most of az i5,1is ~
books Tor subscription 70 ne -t6l- -, 80 =,
the once Of the Company, Main Etreet roTfhTsst
SS9Sr o. Locust over Merchants Bank, entrance
no u Locust street An Thc feel an intsteSf in ths
oGslness and have money, viii do veil TO call and
IhoSe EtshinE stock, living out Of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer
DIGIcEo8s:
Henry D. Bacon, ESQ Mathew Butler, ESQ,
1l1i[sl GYls sRtP Es42 LIB. HArWeOd. Esq,
I.V: BOY, Sd J1 a;l FaSh., E E:G.,
Henry n. R,.a5 5US4EEs:
N. BUTLER, TFeas. ALrRE 3 c :; SPf! Prs.,.
ne Above prospectus has mp to this date been
IN only one Of our IeAiue papers for ten
made; yet tbs public 90 ven Sp1rssiats ne Son1J
Is, y me that over two hundred thous-
a SQUAT Of the stock has already been taken We
o9id state that the shares are Sa5 eGch raid
l1 without further liability; transfarabIe by de-
y, registered only when dividends are receivei
NY person having money TO SarP can, by the pur-
snESe OF shares IN the Missouri NfininE CoupGny
"a ~ e1ent that will pay largely, and hold
IN tnat = readily converted into cash without ss
answered. - ~ 5IIe-1E.-.
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Bridal Presenfs

SOLID SILVER WARE
gsE REolEHED PER ADAMS FXP1HSs
9ggeEt9r stock Of Silver Waro, eoSSiSI,IS ~,
- leS Toast And mn ~
e ~, Elah Knives aud Rorhl n 49,
SHs5 2 eplin hingg Pickle KNIVES and foFfS RISs.
Ss 49, and Port HonhGieS Spoons fnHS ~
-'''' s0' 60 tianlsl JsT.sd0TFE %. 5
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NOTES.

PTgsea5 zs.1 ~ - any IL nan With ae.l.,+,v
ha12 heeSESsy5 IsiaE the tsEzls q lie AZ
10 tSsT ssss = gEAraatEEd By two rssEsl1IfSIss
80 :eEEls5 = - tssh By plstnaEter or fudEe
50 ~ ~ y E!Aes fsr rrips B9t p+rs,ru0sd, AID
= 49, - M Sassi5s at EAtfGElstoriIy pIajBed
teTse tizeE tks pay a the trip nay 3 I.tirrfs5
- Atss'I4t - s4F bsd tine break Connection
GIth 4sF1tfsE nslii4 AID lu0t Oul1eiehfIT eTe1Gsd
- Igsth q tes e2zTss.sti fgr the trips subject
" Esfs1zsIs. Vas Tiu - imposed r1iess tbs ~.
ha91s1ry ~ saGiEfl=G1rfly erpSlined ~ r,isrtf,
- L5ke IL slEi Ercl fato Fsst ace: E5S sllsF
thS % y t5jars4, ssstfoysd robbed o. IC,t All
- Isges'E. aftsE 9Zsand, % convey the mail I.
E1tI4y - t1s 1SofTSE4Sr TTnE. Il Concerned "A
FahsssE 'shelss - he nySts. M Posfr0gteF Gen
sEs9 A1y sssl IL eyatEset EF disobeyinz he roTt
seE lsUs, - tbe iEstF1e1iOslS u the depaftr1s14
p - eitsE ts h-s8aIs, asd Hlno 0Tder an inercAss
q s;xSss ~ AtsySf1E 1sTSf9r Pro ma fDcrease
= thS ecHtraet pey. he nay aIs5 curtain or ifseon
ne seTT IN IfoIe a fn pErt, At pro rata de-
q pey, aI0Et1lE Ons n0ofhs EXTRA eonaDensl
Ioo g9 ne S550unt u SstVies Disposed uith BID
sh0aln De SddrseSd 70 The -ec0nd Assistan n PCT
tAsteF SensrAln supsrseriLed -PropasaiE Or mi
= ~ ~ sLAts o. VtTgtnis,' sud sent by sal
4oL hTnlI d pIUpOaal, &c, and other fnIoruatiop
~ d this date, in pamphlet forn q
me lc1pzi post oS1ces. 81 BLAIR
'SSSA tfH EdelnIaGEeT GeEsraI
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AID TIE
BRITISH REVIEWS,
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PREMIUMS and REDUCTIONS.

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Ayers SarSaparflIa.

p. NSsA OGS gGAA llltlS
For Purifying tn. Blood.
For soPofula or King. E,a.
For TunoF'. Ulcers. and Sores.
FOR Eruption. and pfnpis.. it51a"
For BIO.ehe', Rlain., and Boi1..
For St. Anthony'' mo, Rose, Or Ery.lp.l.s.
For letter or salt Rhsun.
For seald HSsd aud Rnsv0rn. ~
For Cancer and cpaesEOp. sore..
For Sore Ey'., Sore E.., and Humor..
For female Diseases. =.
\ I! soPpFs..iSa and 1rr,ral.Ff.y.H
For syphlli' or v.psr.., Diseases.
For llLal7s F Complaints.
For Disease. Of the Heart, I'd
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BEn1InB, MAEs- Dee. %, Isss.
DL &c. Arm: / Do nj hesitste 20
saJthe best remedy ,IhaTe syeIEJznd
Tor C1ughE, HoarsRBsss, InaueuEs,
1nd the oonngmitaut GymPtoGls oE =
Cod, Il your CHRET REcf0IEL. Tfa
eonstaDt uss In ny pAstIee Hnd ny
tamly for the lat ten yearH has
shONn Il 70 poaaaS G1psnOF virtues
Tor the tTeatmelt Of thess eoD-
PlHiutA. KBEH KNIGHT. ND.
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A B. NORTLRY. Ia, Il CIIeL, y z, writes; Il
have used your P1stoRdi nybeH II ny hn1iIy tTey
bes yOu invented IL, and bslIsTs & tie tst Ins5E
Cine tgF it puTpSSs FTsr PIT HUt. WIKI led on
alIOuh sDoner ray twenty-five d9ilnrs EIr ! tsttIs
thaudo Wttbouf It, q take any otbsr rszss5y.s
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

As An excellent remedy, and worthy the eopadsno.
Of the community.
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A 81 Louis correspondent relates tn
following incident in the prtson i1ospits
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.. The Mayors Of the chief eitiss Of III. u,,..,
S4Hada9 and BritiIh Provinces, Chin PerS
4, M. lse4 and In met almost all the eitiSs
- ~ SSqpttnent5 have Higued this Document -
I.S Ee It9els plOPle Nhat remedies they may ~
~ slefY and confidence. But our Space ,-iIf ~
admit o. portion Of them, - '''i 'e11y
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Henry D. Bacon, Iypo-v
n. BUTLER, TFeas. ALFRED i3PP, Pre-.
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WE, de Undersigned NayOrG hereby certify that
w ths DFOEEbts, Ap0thoeATie5, ard Phyutctans
a our several cfie8 have dEned document q A.
Suflnes 70 a that the remedies Of DR. ,. c. AYR
/ co, q Lowell, (AyeE's SsrApaEilia, Pills, Agus
Cure, and Cherry PeetoI1l,) have been found 70 -
sdIrfheS d great eEeelIeDee, and worthy the con-
hdenee Of the eommunfty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06

sEaS@ About one hundred and fifty of the
sick and wounded Fort Donelson soldiers
are at the New Albany hospital Tue Led
ger says
The wounded are getting on very we'll
most of them improving rapidly or those
sick, majority are suffering from typhoid
fever, pneumonia, and relapse measles. =
Two or three of these cases cannot possibly
recover. The wounded areeTnostly shot IN
the shoulders, thighs, and lower legs. Oae
OF them, secession prisoner, has the bone
of his right arm, from theaelbow nearly TO
the shoulder, shot away, the arm hanging
by q mere ligament of flesh and muscle.
The limb viii be amputated to-day. The
poor fellow is accompanied by his. brother.
civilian, who voiuntarily gave himself MP
prisoner in order TO take care Of his
wounded relative.
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a Vexed Point ExDIalmet.


A good. deal of speculation, to say the
least. has been expended on the failure Of
the rebels to follow up their victory at Man
assas by marching against Washington
The official report of Gen. Joseph E. John
ston furnishes an explanation of the. failure
Of the rebels to reap the fruits Of their VIC
tory From this report, it is evident the
rebel officers were so astonished al their
success as to be rendered incapable of re-
alizing it in all its magnitude; and hesitated
when they should have been bold and de-
termined. The closing paragraph of Gen.
Johnston's report is as follows yqs1ss
The apparent frmness of the United
States troops at CentervilIe who had not
been engaged, which checked our pursuit
the strong forces occupying the works near
Georgetown, Arlington, and Alexandria,
the certainty, too, that General Patterson,
if needed, would reach Washington, with
his army Of thirty thousand Eaen, sooner
than we could, and the condition and in
adequate means of the army in ammunition,
provisions, and transportation, prevented
any serious Thoughts of advancing against
the Capital. It is certain that the fresh
troops Within the works ere, in number,
quite sufficient for their defence; if not,
General PatteTson's army would certainly
reinforce them soon enough.
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The St. Louis Democrat says that 6T8 of
the prisoners confined at Alton, Illinois.
having expressed desire to take the oath
OF allegiance, and return to their cid reIa-
ton Of loyal citizenship, were examined by
board Of officers, consisting of General
Fletcher, Capt. Ewing, and Lieut.. Ford,
and 400 were ordered to be released. Many
others are petitioniBg for release on oath
or bond, Gnd most OF them express a hearty
regret for their participation in the rebel
lion. We think this policy will be pursued
with all the prisoners in our hands, though
its adoption may be deferred for a time.
Among the prisoners here, we have spoken
to none who has not fully declared that if
he could be released he would willingly
take the oath of allegiance to the Govern
ment. OF course there are some, probably
many, who would not do this, but we have
not encountered snch, and we have talked
with the prisoners a good deal. We believe
that four-ffths of the 1000 men in this
city would promptly take and abide by an
oath to remain quiet and loyal citizens of
the old Government, if they were released. !
- indianapolis J0unqE.
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Deserfers.

HEADQUARTERS % BRIe., 4TH DE'N, I
FoRT DoNELsoN, TENN, March l. 1862
Privates VIM. H. Cook and JAS NJ. Has
kins, Co. D, 10Th Regiment Indiana Volun-
teers, have been reported to me as having
deserted. Description of said privates (de-
serters) is as follows: VIM. Il. Cook
known also as James Ceok-six feet high,
dark complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, and
about 81 years old, supposed to be in Swift
zerland county, Ind. James NJ. Haskins-
about FIVE feet eleven inches high, dark
complexion, dark hair and eyes, and about
"a years of age, supposed to be in Craw-
ford county, Ind. The said Cook deserted
at Camp Lamine. Mo-, December 10, 1861.
and Haskins at st. Louis, Mo, January 2,
1862. By order JAS. @. VEATCH,
Colonel Com. I'd Brig. 4th Division
WIN. H. WALKER, JR., A. a. Gent.
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geg~ The Missouri Democrat complains
that some of the st. Louis papers; as well
as those at Cincinnati, practically violate
Secretary Stanton's recent order prohibit
ing notices of movements of troops, by
announcing the departure of various steam
boats, with troops, horses for cavalry, and
munitions of war. Such publications are
manifestly eontraband, and clearly contra
ry to the spirit of Secretary Stanton's or
der. We hope they will be stopped.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06

Be7s- The battle OF Mill Springs had
most disastrous effect on the pretensions of
the rebel sy nlpathizers in Paris. They are
said to be "ia.a state of most profound de-
lection" where before they were all conf
-leuce and arrogance. Several Southern
nabobs who had gained no little influence
over the Partisan mind by their sumptuous
living ami magnificent entertainments,
have all at once collapsed, closed their
doors, and disappeared from the fashiona-
bic world. Several wealthy families of New
Orleans, Charleston and Virginia have
given up splendid residences, and now live
IN the fourth story Of some boarding house.
It is pleasant to know, however, that in
Paris as in Washington, loyal Americans.
are taking the places in society that have
SO long been monopolized by the Sonth-
ernerss Parties are given by Northern
families, and every personal and social in.
fuence is being used by our countrymen to
attract friendly opinion to our side. Doubt
lessit was with an eye to this social influ-
ence on the European ambassadors that In
duced Mrs. Lincoln to go to 50 much 'ex-
pense for the purpose of making great
display at the recent ball at the White
House. 4. is quite notorious that one of
the principal instrumentaIites used by
Southern politicians to get control Of the
government was the magnifcence with
which they lived, and the sumptuous and
imposing character of their public and pri-
vate parties. And it is only an act of wis.,
dom for patriots TO profit by their. success
in this particular. s a.
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g35- The Louisville Journal pronounces
the effort of Mr.. Voorhees,, in the House
of Representatives on the goth of February,
a most scathing and eloquent speech
against Abolitionism, and that it sffulIy
sustains his brilliant reputation as an ora
tor. - Vincennes Sun. sas1ea3
And just as fully sustains bis reputation
as rebel sympathizer, who would reioic-
ingly witness their success in3oyerthrowing
the Government. Haa ra5alsea EN- 74
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PROM the National InLalilgenceT.
Our Paris Correspond eIaee.

Our Paris COrrcspOndeIaee.
PARIS, February z, 1852.
The news of the great Union victory in
Kentucky has arrived on this side Of tie
Atlantic at a most propitious moment, and
its effect upon public opinion is not infe-
rior, though of precisely. opposite char
acter, to that produeeiI by the Federal ;Glis-
.aster. at Manassas. That the views of the
French and English Governments. have
been already modified by this important
success is certain and it is death blow
to the attempt contemplated by factions, in
Paris and London, TO obtain an immediate
recognition of the Rebel Cenlederacy. At
the Court ball at the Tuilieries on We'd
nesday evening, the Emperor conversed
freely with Mr. Dayton on the subject of
the battle, and, as | am informed, seemed
fully to understand and approve the sup
posed plan of campaign by which the vari-
GUS Union armies are gradually hemmina
in the Confederates, and preparing to ami
hilate the rebellion by one well directed
eliminating blow. The observations of the
Emperor upon the disposition Of the Union
forces at the different points selected as
bases Of operations, the distances. which
separate them from the centre, the number
lin the field, and the topography of the
country, show him to possess an amount
Hof information on the subject superior te
that of many of our own eountrymen; sand
it is quite evident that Napoleon HI. is
now entirely convinced of the speedy tri-
umph of the Union cause. Such also, says
the Moniteur of this morning, is the con
yiction OF the Union Americans in London,
who demand a further two months Euro
pean neutrality to establish beyond perad-
venture the superiority of the North. The
effect of great victory on the Potomac, -
continues the French official, &c will be to
overthrow the present Southern Govern
ment."
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NApo1roa oa.run wAa.-The Pearls cor

NAPOLEON oNsTHE WAR.-The Paris COR
respondent of the New York Herald. in
giving an account Of a late reception Of the
Emperor Napoleon, says:
In the course of the evening, the Emperor
congratulated Mr.. Dayton upon the recent
ly arrived news of the battle in Kentucky.
III which Zollicoiier was killed, but re-
marked that the two Northern armies, the
one in Kentucky and the other in the Caro-
Inas, were nearly i've hundred miles apart,
and az the roads were bad this season, il
would be difficult for them to unite, were
that their object rs
MIR Day ton corrected His Majesty as 10
the distance, and a conference gensued, in
which the Emperor showed that he follow
ed e0eTy movement Of the taoo armies a0ith-
great aeas y care zuza E44aN 5aAE Z
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sE5~ Tho BavUuPort fIowa3 Gazette
says Capt Slaymaker, of the Iowa ID came
to his death at the battle of Fort Donelson
in singular manner A bullet struck his
pocket knife, in his left pocket, shivered it
to pieces and drove the blade into his body,
SO that it and not the bullet severed the ar
terry, the rupture of which caused his death
Pieces of the knife were found in his wal
L.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06

K gay Capt. VIM. MeMichael, son OF Nor
ton McMichael, Esq, editor of the Phila-
'delphia North American and Gazette, mas
been transferred from Gen. Halleck's staff
at St. boniss to that of Gen Smith on the
Cpmberland Capt McMichael is said to
possess much of the ability and urbanity of
his father, and has won the esteem and
respect of all holhaVeshsd the pleasure of
his Acquaintance. Aaaa
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8e8F@ There will be many objects of inter-
est to the people Of Nashville among the
Union troops bat none, we presume, that
win attract their curiosity so much rs the
celebrated four regiments that defeated the
flower of Tennessee soldiers at Mill Springs
The Indiana 10th, kentucky 4th, Ohio 9th
and Minnesota "a, with their battle-torn
flags, will be the " observed of all observers
in the rebeEcapitali -aft tEE s3iz
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06

NEW CoUNTERFEIr-Counter one 3
on the FeFre Haute Branch of the Bank of
the State of Indiana, made their appearance
in Chicago on Friday morning. They are
an exact imitation of the genuine, and the
engraving is well executed. The paper.
however, is rather poor, and. the signature
of the President is not good. zssrsa srss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06

THAEKs.-The volunteers belonging to
Col. Jaeksop's 81 regiment Of Kentuek y
cavalry, return their thanks to the ladies OF
cur city for their kind attention TO them
while confined in the General Hospital.
The soldiers express the wish that the
ladies may live long and the hope that the
flag OF the Union may never cease to wave
overstheir graceful forms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06

THE FIFTY-THIRD Adjatant Gen. Noble
has commissioned officers of the sd regi-
ment, Indiana volunteers, as follows: Wall
ter Q. Gresham, Colonel William Jones,
Lieutenant Colonel; Roger Martin, Major;
Thomas McGrain, Adjutant; Geo. Thomas,
Qaartermaster; Solomon Davis, Surgeon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06

BI@ The straits 10. which the rebels are
put to raise a little money are capitalIy
illustrated by the Statement of Captain
Bardett, Eho Commanded the bark Neapoli-
tan, which was captured and burned by
the priyateer Snmter, aud who arrived in
the : steamship Esinburg. Before landi6o
Captain Semmes gave orders that his pock-
cts should be searched, and the chfvalry
pocketed six dollars by this delicate little
operation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06
* after The comfort Of passengers.


officer to-day, in the person of William H..
Walker, who has been Auditor of Vanderr
bargh county for 10 these many years.
Faithfully has be discharged the duties Of
the office and We know Of no one who is
not willing to apply to him the approving
eommendationi /" Wen done good and faith
ful servant His term of Office expires
this evening, bat his reputation as an eff
cent officer will live on. ia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-06

B9s" The Indianapolis Journal is at a loss
to know why il is the Democratic papers
throughout the State have nothing to say
in reply to Senator Wrights excoriation Of
their January convention and platform.
None of them have dared to cheep. From
Jesse d. Bright to the smallest cross. roads
politician the State Sentinel to the
weakest two-penny-a-liner" sheet in the
-f~sr.-vir " it'll
paraly sis The truth Is, n.y. -. .
Wright, and are anxious not to arouse his
luminosity or have him get after them on
the stump.