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OFFICIAL WAR NAP.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

G. W. JOHNSON & SON,

mAnuHaetureTs OF Copper TIN aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AvAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
improved facilities, We are better prepared nov
than ever 70 ELL All orders for any article work in
he above line Of business VGiieS and Conductors
CAde 10 order Steamboat work done in a subztau-
IiAl md EOrkmAnlike manner. We are no7T payioE
particular attention this branch Of the trade snG
can gEASnntee s1tisIaction in every particular. Te
" holssAie Dealers we can oHer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. 0ur stock of Ware Is
complete, and the assortment !sfulI At ali times We
keep stock Of thslETsst aud approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at all times.
Ivy. JOHNSON 4 SON.
No.1I9 Market Square,
Jy3-dkEn wheeling. Va
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OF THE
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TRANsPORTATIoR.
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Missouri Mining Company
Incorporated Feb.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL 6TOCEG----...-.-,--.S5O
EHIE COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUR-
Il pose Of Advancing :he great mining 3pte:es:s5S
purely PhilEathsup!e a5tivss in initiating ;is s--
te.pise We believe that the stock Gu he made TO
Jay large dTi5tnas- AID At the tiRle real
zoos accomplished and greater progress DEjs in is
VeiopiaE AID making kRevu tbs astonishing mineral
wealth o. Ais-oCy5. than by The Use Of fye times the
AGn0Enf Of or capital TeS:sd in Gny other business
We shall make the once of our COMPANY en-
Plefs mining bureau q the mineral resources q the
stA:e- We have power under our charter to rur
ehhse hod eel mineral lands wherever I1catei in
MisSsar5- GreA: iDduee-aenrs viii be offered 70 can
ttAtEtE and mining adventures, who desire to TuT.
Company
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
hETs mineral lNuds EoT sale 70 send Us statement
o. the Ezs describing the kind Of E.reralsou thet
laSdR, the 1rhtg Of Geres thsloeafiDn and the low.
eS3 eA4a Foe they are willing 20 take for sid lsnds
~ h9GL EcTk only such mines pay largely, hat
EhEL open and prove Of the lands We sen Tbs
book for subscription 70 the stock are nov ora NJ
the ofaee Of the Company, Main street. uortbErsf
S9rner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank. entrance
No q Locust street. An Ehc Del an intsrst4 in ,s
s5ssntIA Ana nave money, will do well to call and
sseS7sloe. Those wishing stock, living out Of the
city can secure it by enclosing tsn per cent OF II
amount Whniso 70 the President or Treasurer.
DIEEcIoEs:
aEfs sy I 2. Bacon. Esq7 Matthew Butler, Esq,
SoIsPn LathEop, Esq, B. M. Lynch, BsQ.,
L ' Bog A'9-' ,.v,-,, Joseph Payne, E'a.,
Henry D. Bacon, po,~
Y. BUTLER, Treas. ALYRKD Ci,I I'pFS P-.,,.
The above prospectus has up to. this date bean
aDhansa N only one OF cur leading papers for tan
~. 90 eItra Efforts 10 get stock taken have been
made; Jet she public veil appreciate tho S,9,1o
neSs 81 the enterprise, that over two hundred tbns
eno ooIlars Of the stock has already been taken We
oEieny sAte that the shares are SOS each Maid
~ TUE without further liability; transferable 81 de-
i.ety feg1steFed only when dividends are received
Ang PeESon having money TO spare, can by the mr.
meEe An investment that will pay IareelS, and boa
that readily converted into cash Eithout IoES
Au communications to the President PROMOTE
ct. Loui. No, March n. 1851. 'hh'"=d@w2n
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PEemipm 70 New spb,criherr

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DEVRIEs, STEPHENS q CO.,
wHoLLsA:E oELLLEB X
Foreign 4 Domestic Dry Goods,
No. ale Baltimore St,

BALTIMORE, ND.
VIZ are AoU receiving cur la:Es and carefully se
w i"ste1 Stock Of ROrsiZR "a Domestic Dry
OOodo, purchased for CHsh, for the SpTag and su!.
nsf Trade com rising every variety Of Dress Good.
q me aud medium qualities Of beautiful styles Or
CLOTHS, CAsSiNEBEs SATISETTS yTsT
me AiSO \ general assortment oG all kinds Q;
Dry Goods.
In Gidit s5 ts Gur stsek Of Dry Goods We have
A. sEtsnEiVs SOTIOS DEPAETgENT, which en-
brG'eS every variety Of Goods aFu.Ily kept bT ths
largest Notion Houses. TO all Of vhich We Invite
thS attention Of pGscEGssFG We Ni sell ou. GE1.ck
- A. low 7ris'G Rs the ods can be had IL AnT
81 the Northern Eastern msrkeiE
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Il - "z+dSSt rEss.sy, and worthy tbs eozndoue,
q Tie community.
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cy- The Chicago American of May 18th,
contains the following announcement of the
death of Capt. French, son of Isaac French,
Esq, of Chestervlle:
We regret to learn that Capt III. ID. French,
of Co. G, I'D Illinois regiment died on the
Sd inst, upon the steamer j. c. Swan, near
Memphis. Capt. French was lawyer by pro-
iession, and for many years librarian of the
Mechanics Institute of this city. He was a
gentleman of unblemmished reputation, and a
gallant soldier. His body will arrive here to-
day. His family will receive the sympathy of
the entire community for their sad loss.
sB-Gen. Dix has issued an order directing
the military officers of his department TO unite
with the medical officers in carrying out meas
ures and regulations which will most efiectually
prevent the development of disease, and pre-
serve the sanitary condition of the troops.
The disinterment or removal from the DEPART
of any deceased person is prohibited until the
winter months.
Sg-A letter written by John H. McClennan,
Esq, dated Antwerp, May 18th, 1868, and pub
lished in the Bath Sentinel and Times, says
treaty between Belgium and Holland has been
signed abrogating the onerous dues hereto
fore imposed upon shipping visiting that port.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-29
Union State Convention.

The citizens of Maine who are Internationally 10y
al TO the Government of the United States and who
Internationally support all its measures for the sup
prassion of the Rebellion. and who resolved to
spare endeayor to maintain National Union,
both in principle and territorial boundary are in
vited send Delegates to Convention to be held in
the city of BANGOR, on
Wednesday, the LIST day of July next,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Gov
ernor. to be supported by the Union men of Maine
at the next election.
Each city, town and plantation is entitled to send
one delegate and additional delegate for every
five hundred Inhabitants fraction of three hum
bred entities town TO additional delegate.
LEONARD ANDREWS, York.
SAMUEL E. SPRING, Cumberland
RUFUS S. STEVENS, Oxford
NELSON DINGLEY, JR., Aadroscoqgia.
J. ID. PRESCOTT, Franklin.
JAMES q. BLAINE, kenuebec.
JOHN s. BAKER, Sagddatoc.
s. ID. LINDSAY, Somerset.
E. w. STErSON, Lincoln.
I. X. SIM0NtON, Knor.
WIN. McGILvERY, Haido.
EPHRAIM FLINT. PiscdtdqaiS.
JOHN WYMAN, Penobscot.
EUGENE HALE Hancock.
GEORGEw. DYER, Washington.
EBENR WOODBURY., 4Aroostook.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-29
Gen. Rosecrans on Slavery.

Gen. Rosecrans is native born American
citizen, but of German descent. He is life
long Democrat. He is also devoted Catho-
lie, aud has brother who is an ecclesiastic in
the Catholic church. In the army he is at
tended by private chaplain who, on the eve
OF battle, administers to the noble hero the
sacrament OF his church. We mention this To
show that Catholicism is not hostile to our
loyal cause, and that the renegade McMas-
tiers in New York, editor of Catholic paper.
dishonors the church by his base and treason
able course. In recent letter to the Catho-
lie Telegraph, at Cincinnati, Gen. Rosecrans
speaks OF the slavery question in the following
emphatic and patriotic terms:
am happy to see the splendid stand you
took in the Telegraph against slavery, with its
horrors, barbarities and base immoralities.
Slavery is dead. Nothing can resuscitate it.
To learn this fact fully, you should pay us a
visit. There is not negro in the South who
does not know he is free. Around here they
have squatted on the plantations, aud refuse
to work for any one but themselves. They
have sown little crops of their own, and the
masters have ceased to exercise any control
over them. As an indication, | will cite a
strong case The lady OF the house where l
am staying attempted to punish ore of her
negro women this morning. had to step in
to save the mistress from being badly used up,
as the darkey was belaborng her with the
stick intended for her own punishment SER
uno disco omnes." am heart and hand with
you in this cause. Slavery is doomed, and
those who would now uphold it will be held
up in very short time to public odum and
execration. No statesman will vindicate it,
no friend of human progress stretch forth a
hand to break its fall, no lover of humanity
and religion will grieve for its overthrow. 1
have lived long enough in the South to see its