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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12

. The Chicago Journal contains this
notice of late orator at McGrtgor. Our
people should be extra careful these times
how they pet travelling patriots:
AN IMPosrER.-Rev R. L. Collier gives
notice through the Northwestern Christian
Advocate, that man calling himself Rev.
Milton Brown, and Hon Milton Brown,
claiming to be Union man from the South
is an impcster, and ought to be arrested BY
the proper authorities.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12

VERY SrRANGE-Over one thousand
Mormons went hence, last week, en- route for
Usah. II is not strange that SO many de-
cent women can embrace faith which
parcels them out, by the hundred, for
!lcentious fellows haren and reduces them
every one to a life of baseness? 1t is not
quite so strange that sensual men should
adopt creed which Processes TO .ennoble
salacity and make 4 godiike virtue Of lbi-
dnous inclinatiOnS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12

.4y" \ man carrying cradle was asked
by a pretty miss. rather archly, if that
was not one Of the fruits of matrimony p
'Oh. no, my little charmer," said he, This
is only fruit basket
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12
Boots! Boots!
~
lDD(IQ|Q

NUOE SHOES oHOE0!
yUyIIE has removed his shoe shop down
Main street one door west ofthc WHsrKRk HOTEL
~ here he may BE- found vt all times ready to accon,mo
late customers with wsll-made Doors T. SHOES Of =
.isa, style or quality respectfully solicit share
:, ubiio patrouaSs. Repairing neatly doue.
kc0regor, Y. oiA'A
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12
FEARrUL.-The Newburyport Herald, in

FEARrUL.-The Newburyport Herald, in
alluding to the large pr cent. Of exemp
lions granted by the enrolling officers, says
Zone of two things is true; there is
either much perjury, or we are the most
sickly people that ever had AN existence
II it is true that the young men from go
to 45 are diseased and drhitatrd rs re
ported, what is to be the physical condition
ol the next generation! This is a more
mar'al thought than even the rebellion
ITSELF
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12

- Over twenty millions of postal cur
rency have been issued.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12

The Company reserve the right to change the above
Rates, when they may tn nix proper to do So
Communication Tickets tor persons may be procured
from the Captain board at one-halt the above
ra ties, when One Dollars worth is purchased.
HJ- When Q bill Is offered for Ferrage, the usual
premiuIa on specie will DO invariably charged.
SUNpAY FEnRY leaves Prairie du Chien at 8, .. m ;,
or on the arrival Of the train, and 500 y. m
No persons except those who have passess from the
proper authority will be carried free this Ferry.
JOHN LAWLEN, General Agent.
IN s!lENWIS, Captain, ss7tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12
-= NcGREGOR BAKERY.
MIL XCH.lTTLEK,

furnish Hotels, Families Parties ana
Soirees wit the best quality Of Bread Cakes, Pas
cFy &C., Orders ieft with Metsg.r, Lyon or he'Redy
will be promptly attendedto.
July Is ,lS6Oyl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12

Has permanently located in McGresor for the pur.
pose OF practicng Medicine aud Surgery. 354u
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12

MARCH MUSIC THE UNION
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-23
$3.50 d - -
LYONS K.ATHAIRoNJIl q

This delightful article preserving and beauty.
ns the human hair Is again put up by the original
proprietor, sudiS now made with the SAND care si
end attention, which mt It's immense aud
unprecedented sales of over one millionb6ttle AM
nuAlly 1t 70 still sold Gt2s cent? in large bottles
Two million bottles can easily be sold year when
most delightful hair df6s5ing IN the world, but that
IL cIeanss scalp Of ssptf aud dandrus si dives tie
hair llyelyr rich luxuriant growth; md prevents IL
from turning gray These are considerations worth
knowing; kath has been rested FOR over owe
twelve SearS, and - warranted as described. ANY
lady who values bsauti: head prhatr Wftuse the
Rthairop Il q aud yaila.
BILE. is sold by all respectable dealers throughout
tho world e5tsf sfs7itD D. sgBARNES 8 co. y
fg fieS1s Smdkvl ',EslS jeiif5sl ~
ii sSsiS3iE4 -gg,tsf "a TsdI ~ HSHEApEtAs
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lBUslNI Ess aNo25TfIIzGsiEi S

K -
~ e56diass c61I5:5 81 All 1k SdE2a I'D
THRoAT g aiiul g fesalls q, .rida Sc
PnlngnaFy aga atisctiO4s oaeptimes 70.
AteoVVF'S BRONCHIAL TRoOHER
reach dtredtly The ted PattaSd give alao.t 10.
slant relief In BRpHcHEErs ASTHMA ind oATlaSa
they are beneficial The good sfecs fssslith nom
the use Of the Troehes, andthefr exfsRdea u e. has
caused them TO be oogntsrfeitsd. Be sure to Eua I'd
AB4hSF worthless iohfAIE only the DeAt
t.le BEOtga1s Bsoastidl zy6sae} which have proBsd
their 3 years PUBi1o sPE1K-
Aes sna sINeERs shoRld uSsli6 Trocliese Miita1J
lSESiaetr aud Soldiers who the voice and afe
sxnosed tOsudden chan should have thoua. sold
everywhere at 25 cents pSnbox5f Janq7-sm1zs
P1ASrAr1Os Bls4Ens,t 81
4. 4 Z! Y! fa sale by ...,..,,.., REED & KRAFT.
Aa-AIaRs OHEnanP loEokdLg .-5sb =
hoF fAI V By 3 ,,5.Il,,fss REED KRAFT. 8
~ 41ErntsrREEE's HAM o9IoRlSe AaD REsroRE TryE
For al Ne by REED &KRAFs. "a
- ALI OF DR. JATxEs' PAaILr AIEDToiNEs ..saili
tor gale by = '''s HEED s q
QS-DRAkls PLANTATIONS Bt4rrRs, 80 Il
e For o. ~lsby HEED &kKArr. 80 8
e HoszEEs4R's s1OatAcHi RErEERs, POI, Saia1r ssai
li kSF pale by .isiii i7ssii>ls REID &KREfT.
= - fLrspsEI's BLOOD sEAReHER,
4 fPF sale by REBD& KRAFT. Il
BD+D1IERs Pa is & f mi 4 ,ns4e1
For ale BY .oaoa REID &Rf1RsAFT.
II ESAgIEstqA. 1H1Na lsiAUP; 1asss.. -
Por ala byG = ,tsiag ii4,iA ! REED &RRLfr.. 4
9lDRAKE'S PIASr1FtoNB i1fERs VIZ s,ia5r =
For gale by REED KRAFT, &
"a slia No. q Main street Centre Wheeling.
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ag. o.. g!'I.tl..lT.|I1If!.a:Ipk.,..
Good News from the Southwest=
Rsbels skeas 81. a. +

GOOD IN 6WS from t1ep Southwest
Rebels ske6adI ding q ecapture OF
the QneeG Of The N tesE:A 4 2. = atAto ~
New YdRk, April; The Herald lei.
ter from New Orleans sthei lAths says the
news to. da5 from Bras ear CRY il of the
utmost imp6 Ftahce, rue enemy yaccinlatedi
their WorksGt lgentre9ille last might but
will pFobably be captured entire as he is
enclosed b Is grogeEs forces. on. one
side aud thdseSof Elmory and Yeitsel on
the other Helis leaving his guns and ar1=
muniEioR behind him. r;[s.i, ~ q.
The steamer Diana, lately taken from us
will certainly be reeaptured as the U.S.,
stsams III Clifton has removed the o5strpc+
lions fn the river and is rapidly Rpproachs
ing efsouf17.f- zasi qss2 'f{'ttfI S1ifsii z g
ACThe ram Queen of the West was capt9r.s.
ed FRONT The enemy in Grand3LAke alto
PGlbck this morning. Capt! Fuller, com
mapder, aud all her crew and officers, num-
'bering 9sso1ls are now prisoners at Der.
wick 3 Bayl a;ffGg q ipoFes1 iafGs:sX ~
T, The a6turss Of the Queen of The Vest 1sI
most important, and l consider the whole
affair asa victory of immense advantage
.e the 8qaopl H "a >. VT
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I ha1leston The President. and Du

~ ID isipont. siasiitg ~ tti' %
.WAsHIEqToN, April 2l.-Tbe correspou.
.dencs of the kEVsntng Post says there are
fresh rumors flying every Z, day about
Charleston aud ADMIRAL Dupont. The
truth seems to be the brief attack upon
!Fprt Sumter was a Reconnaissance which
might easily haye become the grand attack.
and this. Reconnaissance. revealed to Du=
5pont his strength and hisweakness sothat
he viii be better prepared for the work il
hand should. hesreneW the attack. The
that theA President was very
angry with the admiral, and that he Is TO
beremoyed and that TIE. Pres Debt p1elr5emp.
-torily ordered d second attaek are. ali
groundless., There is to be q SECOND nst-
tack, but Dupont win pro badly lead it, and
no Official dispa tehes have been sent toihim
lat alI. 80 He:will makel the attack only When
tinshis Judgment he thinks 1T 90 9
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d olII u PROVOST MaksHA ] q RNEE1I Y8EfVA n
10, ,.e. WHEELING, Arpil-ls, 1865. I. !,
~ tHB teloElpg ordsref M4i. Gen. SchencE. com.
/: maui ing the Middle Department, Is published
for me tnio. mAdo ri all coneernedsiE .aE
g nhADQuAAl1Rg 9Th ARMT CoRPS, April IS, 1903.
to be issued by the Confederate GuVernnsnt. are q
spurious and worthless emission, and should be
sslssd and held and the parties dealing them
The circulation Of bills issued BY Souths "a Banks
even though Of States In rebellion Is not
sR Byorder ofMaj! Cen SehSnsk, bta EI'Iff e
W. Il. CHESEBR0UGH,
4pE2O 4e a34ii4 fl5lh f1l1EAYA. a.
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THE SEECSON EAtfat AND MOWER,
THE BUCKBYE.RBApSR AND MOWER.
som ETHINGis FOR q [ ADIES,.
Me- New Rom EailettlSfor
I'm e, bet, John q Quincy,
! u a WHEEEIIiNIC4.sWA

|sib ~ ~ a WEfEEIElIENTC4 MA 2
5usaS Tx ~ a Il u "a a . M "a III n
h TSHB uHpERs1e 2, Z; can't ffpp SlaEtinsburE,
IL 7Eh.1 and having suffered much "a the los Of
property and otherwise, by uTu1i e. have
eoncludet tolocGte perman yin CITY 81 TheS.
ling. They have; therefore taken the =
and dwelling situated on . Han itrSaf, between
John and Quincy streets, at pro owned AID 90
cupied by Henry Knrt1, ESql Merchant Iailor
iyheEetheyT phrposa opening on fhe!9th OF
ApE1s 2 nEst GAS an is1al hs3see ,saiua1a l1i
FANCY y VARIETY
toilia tSA STORE rss '.9iesa s .s,
10 which they cordially invite thu Ladies' asWeilaS
the pnblc generality 70 an examination or their
stock Their long experience in this branch Of tho
trade, aud their facilities Tor obtaining supplies from
the bet houses In New York, PhtRdelphiS and Bal
dmore, Wiz them ID ofleE r indhcs h1enta
to the wants OF the PUBLIC HIGH PFe rarely found
outside of the Eastern citieS. Tieteiore they can
assure the that there vii Ieno lack ofehort
upon their part to please all who will pe kind epough
They wild also be prepared to manufacture to order
every description Of COMETS AND HEAD DRRss-.
Rs after the Ift6sfandf most les! iHt
ing had many years experience IN this branch Of the
business they hattsr thsmse theycan please
pBIeabhing altering and rehetlns BonnetS done at
the Sh4rte4t notice datiRg terms.
Bu3 mt ans sd7 d Ek1IABErHl %. HUGHES, ID
,iqa5 RSEELAASHUGHBs.i. 10. q u
s Wheeling, Va, March 18th, 1888
P. S-0rderS from every portion Of the country
promptly attended to and forwarded, Address, ,,Si
MRS. &. D. HUGHES CO.,
apr7E3w crids,sr \ Wheeling, Va.
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More about R1nning tho Gusntlet

ga ct ViOks burga.a % asflli &
PaIEaiiDi'gEsaff April % THE 8lltstiSs5
Of this city hasithe folio wing dispatch:
GEaet8dli, pill IA special dispatch
from Memphis 20 tae Cincinnati 4 Gazette
gives theIGlsoWip particulars of the pass
age 5tthe VI sbRFg batteries: sa'a s.,i
lslspfen 9gun6oats |! and one ram, i ttak ken
on Thursday last, started sto3Tnu the block
adss All went vel until about tWo-thiFdS
of TIE Ssy l1lsh the hills back 81
Vfcks burg lsWere lie up with. tiFes. The
,tFRpspoft Forest Queen iat once returned.
The Henry Clay was compelled to, atop,
iseyerhI sshotsl having struck her below the
water linei aud others passed through her,
when all hands mad q for q fiat boat, al the
boat was sinking 1t is believed =allaWere
lost. nd leifiAh u. ,1as a.'tis t-ssii seIiei
sgsThs pilot Aoated down the. river nine
miles on a plank. and was pfckedEnp oppot
site iNaFrenton. The Forest Queen was
Sonsiaerabiy damaged and had her. steam
druDl shot away. se5gS 7af5a,,s 5i,ei5is. ialsi
i;4 At last accounts heavy firing was heard
in the vicinity: of attenton, Supposed 70,
be the gunbOais Smelling the batteries az
that placer There are IL gdnboats be-
Low Eisksbqrg now, including 2 under
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- XeoIBl 8 4 IA HE,lFRTifFEp DFp5E

4 LII 6GCIDEfT M THE III ElFpFfRtO 0ruhsa
The wasbfSa don 8 E s. "a t5st g, ~
day evening. SlteE .5s5 -: Esd :s.Si 80.
I from Wheeling ana ana .,bslE
was passing bselr4aad or, .bistiss IN
t{ Cars frI5I n. :. tl
hoy named Nati,sn rS, IL, !, s. "a
riding on the bs,,nsl fsIifs,iEtf III s.
Eedlo7er by the engine BsF9Fss it .soa Ef :.
ne 80 aaI sPoqgnt g 6e Killed q as
= mater O course 4 ff PIT on hin mp
as re- was sttli al altvss tHoagh badly srnshsd
ana 9Fplsea oetYssn the ashsbeE and nd th Is
ttasHf ns.uaa Dne ols nus thighs broken
a4u Yss o'nsF@lse severely ~ iRlgFed though
= s1 n 71op 29seH ne VIZ Fseoyef.d F
- - z52;7s :, tss al
p;;gSt ,sst NJ 3 W., -. a5g aqss -
er1 On Ni.rr., W. HysRs : ~
sbI,., 49, Ia 1000 =, sSs
The .IS S.A aO..aI :.
stole n. 565s7 ffSm sbi,,iSI,s.Ssit -
"p.'f mat gentls@ , y, was asleep - H..
- ys1sE Hsp g nag 9ssn ooeEa'ng; az
~ . - M ~ y stFsongsy
ss go :. nas.a eo.alssea .ns .neis
ii ~, - 80. .S.sSI srs lt $ y none
~. 10, c-4 vac Spa1 ne
bsrx 'fseS5iio3t fRsTf s '1stf s"e .tpU7
III. oa.... si ..a., s, .5s,s, ,oe5ss
!, ~ ,s.sg.:s.s g. party
last ..onats $500 = -. o.a.sssll'e' ana AZ
EtIESssss . S'Oss I ID 8ou E qts ttpS
ABdrM EEr1Se AT r4E CoUan Housn To.
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G9-AtFIoHF Is .TRIApEtfHtA. The vii.
lage of TriadeIphia was again disturbed on,
Friday evening 66yaa fight between William.
Patch, blacksmith, Of that PLACE, and
Moses Fay. The two men were playing
dOmiuoes at Fritz Hires tavern, wheutthey.
got to q1arrelling about sum of money
which PGtchdclaimed that the otherioWed
him. They played a game afterthe quar-
rel commenced, when Patch picked up a
chair, and swearing that he bad notion
to kill Fay, struck him over the head with
it. Fay went down with anuEly cut 10 his
head, but soon regained perpendicular
position, and went for Patch, tand, itisisai
had made considerable progress IN tho way
of demonstrating the Rarey system upon
him, when bystapdsFa iqteFfeyed, and the
combat vase ended. Patch was 9taiien
before a magistrate yesterday morntog
aud bound 6ssr.iii .e8ii8l,ss ,e,sssB
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LT61 EdaS 8 tE s. 81 Pat { 2 ]

f NEW YORK, April % lie matter tie q Of
the. claim of the United States District At
toFney forsthe mails OF. the PetsrhofF.t TO be
given upgty hin, to be by him disposed OF,
Judge Bets 'to:d lay rendered.e Berbatiopfn=
ion in the o. 8. District Court In tlisg6fty..
He beldIthRt the District ltt6fdsy was the
master of the case that Us the public pt6ss
ecutor he has the right to With old such
evidence as be might see ftS and if hen
fused ito peEmit the mails to beppsusdiaud
asked thatit be given lIPto himahe was
entitled toiiit.5s Onthisiodecisfon tho mail
NasAd eliysred tosD District Attorney Smith
ISL Consul. ~ g,,. !, ~ Jtl =
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Us Chicago q ELECTION. "a .

- OIl40et5 . 1sI1eStIVM.7rI - -
CHloIso, Apsil election for
municipal Ulcers yesterday passed quietly,
notWith staudipg the interest teIts The to-
tai number 81: votes pol led, u.s. about 90 900.
Sherman the Democratic eandidatssif6r
Mayor receiving llsImsj6fiLy. The ball
aace, Of thetD Democratic ticket was elected
BY q majority little larger. The Council
4s9Shds tWenIy1D emoctRt 70 twelve RepdtI
1If6SS ri IS nnssss Sif 81 f.i=ifel zt ~ q ss7Eif
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Jabinet Nssting7A Ths case n 5lof The
PeterhnE

WAsHlNGroN, Apfil 8 if2.e2TBs Peterhof
ease asdpd 10! day ia Cabinet IA ttp ts1s
The Cabinet MAS. fall SWtthf the exception OF
Mfit Chase. All the si0ticiaf ld6cnnsnts
were ION the table, The impression de.
rived from indications after the breaking
fp oflthe meeting Ras, that ID tl1ialorityt Of
cqnstir uTf6hdIi' ADVISERS were IA favor Of
hol ding on to the vessel and opening her
mail, and that there are PEecedents thin
the limits Of this war 10 authorize kthe
latterlaet7a0g gII3T4k
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{ with iBlyth li Rebel Cavalry "a lts

A4-E Elss-i r--f.ot
pB Ga 3S ARl IPgf'a fss9 A e
Yesterday evening, three regiments OF
infantry and cavalry left Memphis on a re
conoitefidg expedition: When near Cor.
Iza9 the cavalry came upon detachment
of Blythe's rebel scaVnlfyt q iAa fight ensued
which resulted in the repulse otlthe rebels:
The next morning the Fsderals again
attacked the rebels, killing 20, wounding
i4oaud S0.a Ths;rebles fed in great conf1!
sion across 0oldwater. s5a'a $50 s.n 81 -.
AftsrFcrossipg, the received refu-
fprcepsnts' when the Federals fell back to
Hernando. The rebelssolsey handled
did not attempt to follow. lfkD ga
AT HERNANDEZ We wefs reinforced by 10.
tantry and artillery under Col. Bryant, who
moved to ColdWater aud, attacked the
rebels on the, opposite side of the river.
ia The fight lasted till SHUTDOWN, apdNwas
confi4ed chiefly to--i6fantry, as artillery
could not be as successfully used as desir-
ed. Our loss is25 killed aud. 10 wounded.
E Col. Bryant hold strong position.
r. ra9 % Z z = I { JzLg I = J o.
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: YsPECIAI, ]. NoTICtIEsII.Z

TEN GOOD REASONS WHY
YOU sHouLD ONLY USE = - - g
LAUGHLIR6:G q BUSHFIEhD1g a.
WRITIHIGEs.E1=7l:E0t1's T 1i:.::,i
aibne REASON MOI, % - ! D
- Itf6tRe best Ink made, now known Of
! as . sii5si e REASON NO. i,ss s3sI
1t superior in many respects to- Arnoldf Ink.
800 .aoe "a REAsoNNo.s, i7g9l9 dis@ hfai9
~ is cheaper in ways than one than Arnold's.
3f4li ,asts,gst iRRAsoNiR0.S, RE fs,Il.4
u cheaper in the quantity you get for qart-In
The prise you pay and In the quality Of the
~ - l.aa aiijRBAs0NNo.4, ,a,ii;s9sq
Yo1 pay 50 cents for our Quarts and 81 for Arnold,s
reid 49,. = REASON no. o. ..iiaa
iSa OR Ink does not gum the per, nor mould.
l - .as1us9 lsRRAsoNNo.,6, - 3 iiN saHs
Our Ink ISof 1t, uniSdinE black color.
2rta s,1iJSt FRRAsONiNosE,; & itIiv 8iiigned
Our Ipkean beiusedto the last drop in The bottle.
III, .Il 81 ''.,.s III ;s.,a
Our Ink tsAt good copying Ink without additions.
REASON u l''ii. y .9.r
= You should prefer home manufacture 10 foreign.ti
REASON NO. 10, .staei =
n,orI, "a Slails wy
noH9y Pay 10Th. 10 ~ .9a7s4aHW ,gsanil
sold by the manufacturers, No. 79 Main street;
and all prominent Stattonersfal % Ia 9naarl2 i
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e. FoRTREsss MoNRoE, April .2l,-The
steamer arrived this sysuIbe from Nov
bern to the 18Th, sFeperts that 5en.4Post
Ieft there with bis Brigade yesterday for
Washington. North Qarplipa E6S CAPTAIN
reports 9t the the l9i sll of ilton
18Th d sIls - bon ssii CO isszls III
Got. WiBaUhas 4besn recalled from .RfSe
;sohmhnds in front of Williamsburg aud
Gen. Heed placed In ! q 80 a. &
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HRIlfs 81 s Z ,as.s
INFINITE BLEafAIRE RI ST0RATIYE
IT1S NOrAA.4lII1N 2

1I15 NOTAAEl.I' 1t:1E..... z
But restores hair q its original color By 9ur
plying the plllas tnbes With aatiitai sdstenahse
impaiIeds aFe ord 3lFI7S5 -,
eonposed Of teaay Ell trUStng thsyitaliEy
Ebgauty Of The and Stogd Of thsdrhseITe no
dressing: 7 Coloring not on.
restores halt Its natural color byan easy pro-
cess, but gives 1Sira ...,,.osa .iiiisst y
LUxQRTANT,BBAUTY.s = e
promotes Its growth, prevents it's falling on, eradi.
Gates dandruh aud imparts health and pisasantnsss
z the head Z haa stoSd The test being the
psgn4l Hair cOlOring, and Is constantly increasing
infaySr. UsOd By both gentlemen aud ladies. ItiS
sold BY ali respectable dealers, or can be procured y
them Of the geut. d q Bhrbesi aop
H9EoadEay' N. Z. Two sizes, So, cents and 81.
deolg9md6E c,lissstrfs4 4Faxnttgu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-23

- New. York lEoneYi Market.
Nav -Y5ak. KiP5FEiil 82.-Money steady and
], 60(9 I64i fonlirst Class bills.I IGotd yeSfs9S
irregular and y. qtlsetfiedS7 6pPning at 4433
4I49f73 .fEaA aboa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-23


"a RAILROAD AceIpEEE-&AN KfrEkD.
The train which left this city on Nonday
afternoon for Pittsburgh hanover and
killed a man about six miles this side Of
Rochester, The engineer observed two
men walking upouistheztack Immediately
ahead, and the. pspsl Warning vas given,
but one OF tbstmeu1 made no attempt 70,
leave the tract, and tie ain could not be.
stopped. The man Who remained upon
the track was knocked to one side sq SID
when picked mp no wounds Wtre discovered
upon his person, and no blood, except .
few drops hpon, his face. Upon eSamiua.
ton the mans neck was found ID have
been broken. The ne, OF the5man was
James CqP@iias, HE, Had 6ssh em-
ployed fog somes time labontl some Nood
boats that FsFe lying S iiH tie Vicinity Of
where the hr fssissps ossuF SIS lITz g5s
R8- To rae Dl1EGATEs TO PARKRRs.
BURG We are apthorizea By. Nc. FoFal
agent of the B. 3 o. r. R. Conpahy5 10
say that all-the delegates who pay full fare
over the road iH going 70. tie Park burg burg
Convention viii be returned fEee. That Is
to say, the round trip viii be half fare. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-23
New york Markef.

he NEW YoRK, April Cotton steady, at
64@65 for middIing uplands.=j
Flour dull and, closes. 5@10c lower;
S6'65@6 S5for extra sta te ald7extra round
hoop Ohio, 81 2o@sf for trade brands.
Whisky dull and lower at s43i(944o.
|, Wheat dull. with a Strong downward
tsndebcy. Within a daylor two there has
been sales of $4,000 bushels Milwaukee
'9lnPi deliverable from the lst to. the. 9Th
ef June, att$1 b3l but forsthe same KIM dot
wheat iaud delivery the best offer now
madeis $1.47. ~ iiazs ,IlJ6l5 z
Corn lower with fair business. doing a al.
the deFcliuei 500 esc forsound, and79@ s5c
for plsould.a aaii5 = 81 5ie's yls75 = 2
NY0ats scarce and in fair rec enest at ss(aSss.
10 'Wool-The public sale awas large tosa
company; the greater portion of the Offer
tngs were sold. Ohts aud Michigca tfeecs
exhibIta decline oyer California of 1851
cent from the higest point. Sales Include
10000 pounds extra Ohio and Michigan
fleece at 74@76c; 10000 pounds No do
at .669C 97O3c; 90, 1000 Ne. Q do, ut 1850,
00eaNo. do. At fe33 81, 900 extra fseceIat
694c; 90, OOOIs pc ttihs do at.68; q bAfes 81
Gnwashed Oregon n t59eF and hP3utc1 900
bales washed and d6washsd 'oaIffor6ia al
,25@6Oc. ~n r@.,-, ~
Pork dulb heavy and Tower, It $50
s25l for old mess SIS 253forrp eWSde;s )
$llSl ID foF|ola and new prime, and 81 Z
769I6 IS for Jew prime mess.
Beef dnll and heavy; irePsckedis meBgi2i
l,sagll44c, extra messaud aud prime mess beef
dull :fnea nominal Beef hams y qqiet ~
Sl4Call6 so, .oaa J.ier5tz q
w estern pcntJmeats steady with a good
demand; sales of !, $3.50, packages at 5C96c-.
Bacon sides dull heavy andtuomina So
GARD dull; heayV, X a ovSef an