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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
STATE OF
County of Gasconade.

CouIlJ ol udSCUlIduC.
In the G%asconade County Court.
August term 1868.
Now at this day comes SALoMR GEIGER,
administrators of the estate of
CHRIsToPH GEIGER, deceased,
and files her petition praying fol the sale Of
so much of the real estate of said deceased,
as will be sufficient to pay the debts of said
estate, which petition being accompanied by
IA statement of the situation of said estate,
VERIFIED by the affidavit of said administra-
tor. by which it appears that there be net
sufficient assets in his hands TO pay said debts.
Therefore it is ordered by the court, that
all persons interested in said estate be noti>
fled, that unless good cause to the contrary
be shown at the next term of this court, to
be held and began on the second Monday Of
November. next at the courthouse in Herman,
an order will be made for the sale of so much
of the real estate of said deceased, > will
be sufficient to pay said debts. And 1t is
further ordered. that a copy of this order be
published for four weeks in some newspaper
printed in this county.
A true copy attest
JAMES ARROTT, Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Marttbtridt bon ct. Souls.

Wttt, Gountrs i~uperins S4,25-S4.5 Grr
.rtra Sc so PER ttl.
Wti3en, 81 ,20-1'3O ~ Sttl
@erte, Srmm.rserlte tts Pr bstl
0interSertt 81 ,45-l.7O pr ftRl
0]tliGfUrm, 94-96 cts pr Ss9l
5afer75 tts pr 3D..
Rsaqsn 95 cts " gitI mil S1dsn.
s56ttts, IS cts pr 9alune.
Sdrtufietn-90 cts pr g1ti.
CT mals-7-7 IL SIS pr @ir.:l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Mice Gl1aL 2eifLemeuk

All creditors and others interested in tho
estate Of AUGUST ~RoNNEBURaER, decd, are
notified that the undersigned adminis,rato1
of said estate intend to make a Final Settle.
ment of said estate at the next term or III.
county court of Gasconade County, TO be
held at Hermann in said County, on the
second Monday in November next, 1863.
CHARLES FELL,
administrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24

Ginsm strs6rli6sn patlitum risn: CUR Na&ri6t,
Rap i'd elm. Der tslt.n unp rittaltiaisu 9sits
ftfiieibsten, tsistsnp aus mcbrsrsn 1000 Sdnssn,
nit msinsm 8utssidais strbunrm tats. 81.
8srte finn msin tsQstriR;ittn SntaItee. jsrU6
1T ben itVnen @ifsnitaftsn ssnieenre Rsdnuns
gstEasfn. Sessn Grsuns gutter Gtttars lare i'd
Elm, rick SitIict6et ,u t%.uussn, Ia id lie Ss,
~rlnanSsn slniti9 Setslt Fatt.
9suis 0tIr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
S. Gollrttors Motite.

50 mirs tismit ttannt ssmaat. raft Der un>
ttrs.ibn:ts Goastlor fir cen 2. Gi1rift Ycm Als
icIOr res tsiastsu Citritts bic Satrss, una Mr.
n~otslil.n iur GaeeUnaes Gcu;t9 srtal'tn bat,
ras es Farm t~Jtihntttn Nbsab,n f1lig SsmcrrsH
lup uns ra6 Ger Gaut;trr ts1sts Nteatsn III Iti-
nsr OrTts in S;rntanu Yom %. Sttoter Bis aam
2. gloYrmttr 1868 in Gmpidng uskmrn rirr.
sDtnn %sisi,lten rlft innsrbals ssbn Sdsfn prH
eititm Datum az. Ot) se,att itno. 10 babcn
s. tstrtfsncsn psrionen ned 10 @rsc'nt It's
gstrass iDrtr u auieI!t9tn Sarge srtra 81 tt3ab-
leu.
srltt rorsrpa6nte Care MID, i~nnrrtaIt scr g.
~uannteu 10 Sage t;iab!t ne Rem. 10 lrirr Fer Go
ltttor Ten Ystras ian,tn. Cen sin,u8ttamrr:ntn Il
gtu,.nt zen cen Saumissn rurb Sritiasnabm,
unr 8trfaui ttrer Daar.n une GFt!tsn ~ein!isErn.
S:tpeu %. 1858.
8. &c. Murrbp
&uu,t"r rss 9 Gjar,, 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24

Ter Undergraduate it nit sinissn Glaim-Hs,n-
ten III Naittn5trn City III &trtinruns 9~ttr.t.n
UNI ?sn titi,n nit Rem ~nUtGiasn 9nitruttirnen str-
icbtn, UNI rie Collection scn Gnip,uhtn yen Sct,
raten Ger rersn N3ift.p,n UNI @licn, QtnIicncn,
Bounty, iuwie Claims wtatn Stiblrisunl cua
GibsntEum rnr6 Ser. ct. SOItlt,n III utsrncG
mtM Scrinsuns,n literal.
SWIM 9, ~ / E, ast.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
@artenwirtbf6nfts'
GrDffuuuo.

Ginsm sttbrtsn Yu6litum pen Strmann une
llmssssnr ssigt it tismit All, cap ihauf m,in,m
Wlass in Ger Nats Der Start sine meme Garten-
rirttidait ,rETntt babe. wuicltt i'd ss mir sur ou-
a,netmtn Q1iGt MAIDEN merle, mejus psrtt,n
@af. nit rem teRsn Grirtiaun9.n UNI prr,uglj-
den Gttrlntsn ;u tsrtytttm.
.3u ,attrsitsn 3urWt !1stt Elm
u N. Wt3ilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Sutt;mn'S 9piDordrna

tit fae telt,, msltsa js esm %uslitum rcrSeIttlt,
unp itlisbt Gin completes. auttsntilht5 Yancraml
rss &ritgtS tin, son Bent Reinstatement Isl.
Sumsttrs tis 3rm An9riff aur 6rrt Na9tnsr. Et
Nal.rsi 1T ausleseitntt uua unibsrtrp1en.
gg Eamit nas 9ublitum t~btrisuBt. rap has
Nanurarna tsin wanrsrnpes Confirm 1T. melht
arrDtntia i'm Qanft bsmnrtIien, brIu6eu mir
Rios su ,rrdtnen, ras uni {, @1nOran,A iusr in
NitIu's 0artsn in Sem Sort aus9 Isat, UNI
ranu IN Bottom, YkiIarsIpsta, pitts surs Gintins
nati, ct. Qcnis Nib anetrn Sartsu nit Gclat
auiBsnunntrn murlt.
Gitlt% acturaten q II idttn
ctr 8dmpie in girsinien. Ger Sblabtm In,
SIssn, FER ebiadtsn i'm 9Ss itsu. StezS 6latten
unr lta Qas,rle7sns, r1trcm i'm Somsn>uaO
| Wtcnr ittint, nit tlstriltem gSttl tl Der Stcnen
mt 6afen, Sssn, SsfelttaunGtn uns Va5srn. tu'
Din eiu brltbrenls5 Sbaulpisi.
Scenenfpl9nm8.
darlington, G5eOr9ttcrn nnS arlington frprn.
Atsnr lniidt ccn Sort Sumttr.
Gt auig,b"ns pOn Gsrt WcuIrit[ Gtvtrii6.)
Ens Bsutrn auf scn .Star q ibs SStIf."
JUr Sumtsr tcmbastlrt.
lie G,bstung in 9lOrssn (GlsSortih.)
Ter Baltimore Hirt.
| Branr Ter 0UepOrt NapY garr.
Muirsaunl in Nep yUrt.
Mtlitarlite Stpisp IN Palsiratcn.
Ssene ttnes Sclrotsn Qrren (Sunrrifiib,)
Die &rmr, utsr rs 9rOSs Srude maritisreul.
+ Gie Stlaht BEL Suu Run.
Der NnBriH les Nsp g1crt 69t,n.
1ranssurtiai1t AMI Osm Div (Glsuriia.
Il lie Shlatt bel SyrinaTtlr.
Gle Ssla9sruna pun 6rri 9ontiicn.
II Qlarmirte Nlbtprftn.
Shlaht ron Sea JjrAt.
, ScaIpiruns Ter Strmunattn.
" Gpntrutanr5 freurig (6rmiit)
- Srmtarrsmsnt Sru 9ol0uO Nunmtr 10.
It 8aitinStca rsr Gfiit rr llH,On (NutDcrjiA
3wsittr 13.jl
S&tn6t lei N,rt.rn.
i, Satabt sci Vjttsturs Gaming.
, lie Na6t mad Der S6latt.
Burnlils's Grvtitton.
Z Scrts SndjOn unC Itilia tcmtaylirt.
sGl1tt bel &inttftr.
- D1a Grru}.n rts Vuattn nSumttr."
McGleudn's Nrmte oui l,m Ys1rit.
Sen. NicStelans Eager.
10 ScIratcnpfidt (tOnit)
~ Die ShIa6t Eel 0aint'E I.jQ.
Z" laal Der Gtidatcminp.
Sht1ht t.i MalcsrM Gil.
> SAlabt i'm gBbitt DAT Surne;.
Snoaisn Usn NarpIanp.
= S6laGt lei Qntict;m.
: Stistltcr ArsriT aui GrtetridshurS.
II SrpBsr Sasal.ris glu9ri1.
Sombareement pom Gblr!t(te1.
Belassruns ron Sid5turg.
3aip mad 0snniqlUuni.u.
SoIat.n Shcrpins (5umrrifiih.)
salabt Eel Gettysburg.
t. Ansri1 auf Sort GaSner.
s. Die rrttte Abt9tiluns
IA. 6.ft6t au; Dem t%srlbmttn Srss,fttt ,piit
re nr1btasn uni larIi6su Giins,pen,srtm ST
-. len
s' Wunitpr uab Mrrimac,
g ii. 0Us.n ets Stt5, bic i%ss.lnp.n ShiTt, !
en- uat.rosbtn s.s Gumtulanss unp rns GsrErern
PES Gunsre5 uns Fer rrlitt Sies unisr,s tIsin
IN Efcnitpr5 utsr Pas iU'lits llns,tsu,r inr d
IN iu~tr.Idnt. unI All ouirt9snre Neiit ~osrstR,j
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Notice Of TLnaL 9ei/le,ne:i.

JVoLLce q 3LHdL 9HIleiHeEI.
Public Notice is hereby given to all ere
ditors and others interested in the estate Of
CHARLES METzGER decd. that | VIII mako
Final settlement thereon at the next term Of 1.-THE
Gasconade County Court, to be held and be-
gan at the courthouse in Herman on the Sc
Cond Monday of November 1869.
CHARLES D. EITZEN,
Administra.o-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE. Of FINAI HEN IN
Public Notice is hereby given to al Gre
ditors interested in the estate Of August
Leimer decd, that l will make Final Settle
ment thereon at the next term otthe County
Court of Gasconade County, to be held
and BEGAN on the second Monday in No
We. Aber 1865, at the court house in Her
mann, in the county aforesaid.
This LIST day of October 1863.
CHARLES D. EiTZEN,
administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Deinlpt5 au perfaufen.

Sjsr mt tra3tdrrn NcinItcden ttraau;te Gets,
an eu mspl. G.. StraFe lis9eue, fine ssssn tals
6Ip tiQia ,u Uttau;sa. Gas stdtsr, 1T III s:s
as.n aui Fer Irudsrsi fs seumannsr Sells
raH.s."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Su relkaufen.

Qtn gates aerdumi9ss GOtntaus nit Get So. 81
an rtr Git 2tn Sha5e, rat Natsrs 1T gu trffa-
9tn hi
Tr. 6aieurtttr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Gin Wiehtiaer Aausarzt

llstsr tas muncsrtars na~turatmlgs 6silytriats
rtn rurb rittigc Anrencung hes Npielmeins, FER
MiI6 me res @afers, ppu YstiH in 9sritn.-
9rsi5 35 Qts., nit Iclt 40 Gts.
Sin wi6ti0'S &ecspt. Scr tpDbl
crfabreme Sbitpeims (Giber)
Sabrifant.
@tbtimniB rtr untsrlibrunh.
Ginen ~Stiligsn, tdlttarm unp mctlitmedcrten
SSrin ron mufta!eltrabnlibsm Gjcrut uue gt.
lGwad ji srashsrn. Tesslsittn @Garmwetu
mad Nrt mruiirsnfrn Gbamsalners - aus au-.
tim GtliireiH III turser 3eit gut une mrtlieil III
be. eitsn. Grniats Girstsreituna iur Sauetal<
tnnssn. 8tautsrs Gifs. - Sran, bEl&eu 1ai,l-
gli8. - Se~lrri.-Srtrati. so Gts.
Nsine Srres esittitIiptttf, tic
9rtbts I'M @slcn. lam audi spn "a nettmrtnnn
tsnuft mcrtsn.
6rNniP,ii6t Albums
unr Cartes de Visite in srrstr au4patl.
eutbonrluns scn g n. SutsIr
in ct. ocuif, iutI. 4te eudE;,
i~riitsn Nntttt urr saelrui.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Notice T TmaL IettLemeat,

Public notice is hereby given to all sreai-
tors and others interested in the estate Of
CURTIS DAVIS decd, that l will make
Final Settlement thereon at the next term Of
the Gasconads County Court, 10 be held and
began on the second Monday of November
1863 al the courthouse in Hermann. Mo.
CHARLES D. EITZEN.
adminstranr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
NoR'Sfpfij.

9rt mein:m MMatritt aus isr Hsrmanntr Vsfs
Dice Jag. i'd Msintn Wiblr8srn fJr Die mir Sisl.
lad b~t:unNsts gntrt'uaunl msinsr Y7jptrriuquna,
unO Iur bic unssrSitnts Watf6t uue las rtrsnrt
Ssrtrausn, relhs fs mir wGtrsnp mrin.r amts,si:
5 rptsisn, BEN tsrsIiaitsn Sant, uur bite I'm satist
GntI&uleisuns ausr oUr9slummsnsn unp.rmeieliaea
8sAlsr.
Rstn RaafOlssr. 3srr SOtn 9. @i&., III
aatsrriiirt. Sas nod auefstsnEs 8rtsfs purtu In
m.intm Tamsn lu ecQttttren.
Srta6tunsspc1
V m. 0tiitltOft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Sci,ticbe ScbuIc.

6lr rvs mt rem /. Ottot.t bsgcnnene IGintrr
Semsltsr wsresn ntus e futer lis Nuiau0s 9tus
" Attr auI8snrrmeu.
81. 9unrtaui en-, Yrii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24

spn ob, Oder urtarsn 0anrts uns 2eetnung pitlt
an sjntn Ten @tintau n: Hsttnrm W1ns F3'
tiQia Yerpatttt merfen, ron
3tturUr Gnsslmann,
Maetpuiat, Ct. Clair &c.. Sainejs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
0efuubcu.

Gin Tsdsttub zine tl.tus Summs G.IO rntz
tattsnr. murGs am lsstsn Mrntas in FER 8
Strtb. 6%tiunttn. Ter rtb:ma5i9t Gigsnt9Imer
lam IS aessn gritattuns Der GiuriidunsS setutr
iri.rer erNaltn w,nu er NA mslrtt tsi
&. SlrpA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
OSCAR WONNHG,

Doctor Der Mspi,in, Gbirursie unr @tturt5bu;fs,
~smpFetlt ifa rem einwObusrn 5ermanns unr rs'
l~lniJc9cnr OtS
&rit unr Ge6urtSbelisr.
Simmtlibe Tsutlts in ftr uaasssnS BON
Jtbtnclaur, Nr. tsrsn arst i'd isit 6 Satrsn mar,
trnncn iitcr meim g8irttn austunit t~rttcilen.
@Utnuns unp OiFu: SR 2s Giraffe, Ger
mann, Wo. Set.3.' 6S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
SteU e.0si

Gin ri~ItnihaitIid s%ttItrtttr Nann nm liz:
tiosr 0ttrtr wiuitt cine tdl1ige GnTttuuna i'll e-
p,r rrutittn @Huls. Eei,lts wirit and in
sin onruss G'tltait ais &si1aitsjubrsr, 9artner
(rtus 9lnla9e) II. /. W. s%lntrstsa, mc eun %acwanr-
ttr unr suYstloIiis;r Wann sstreub, psrrtm fam.
Gas 9tlte,s 1T in Der &rs,ritiOu tic .s Slat,es III
srfatrCu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24

GaseouaO. County 9anSwitbidaftlidcr
Seretn.
Nm Sonntas ZEN Ifen gfu9smSsr 81. 81. 3
HSr rssslnabtss G~sriamrluns I'm Nartttauis.
Rt6tiss 0sI&aitt.
SObn o. Wt&t
SsIstar,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Cine fleiue Tarta


GpQ;,t"r RES 9 Gjfr., Wt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
From Maxico.

NEW YoRK, April lathe steamer Eagle
from Havana, March 2sth, arrived with
dates from Vera Cruz to the 22d, and from
the French army to the 10Th.
Nothlng has been done recently, against
Paebla, which place the French did not
expect would capitulate.
The French have captured the famous
guerrilla Comancho who has been giving
them trouble ever since their arriTal in
Mexico.
The troops who went from Havana to
St. Domingo, had returned.
The rebellion was crushed and all was
quiet.
Fifteen days were given to those still in
the country, and thirty to those who fed
to Hayti, and sixty to those who left the
Island, to returnt to their allegiance
Two smallHrebel schooners, loadedIwith
cotton, from Mobile, and one from Saint
Marks, arrived at Havana since the Shell
drake left.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
New York Marker.

NEW YoRk, April Flour opened firm
aud closed dull and dropping ,spriccs with.
out decided change: 7@7I5 for extra
State; 1907 50round hoop Ohio; Z SIS
.@8T5 for 'trade brands.
Whiskey is stendy bat without material
change at 46@947c, E. aud D. 4S.
Wheat quiet without material change:
winter red western at ITO; amber Mich
gan Mt II.
Barley more active.
Corn less doing and unchanged; sales
at 91@93e tor sound aud s4@9oc for un.
sound, 96 for western yellow.
Oats scarce and irmat 82@87c.
Sugar is more active and firm, IO46l2
New Orleans, 9J@1I3i Nruscovado III for
Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Pork unchanged.
Lar flower andless doing at 1O1G9ll4c.
Exchange unsettled by fluctuations in
gold, few sales
Bankers bills 1901 70.
Gold unsettled, irregular and decidedly
lower, opening at SO aud declined to 524
and closed heavy at 5000
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

| . =
~ COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
THROAT If allowed to progress, results In serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes In
durable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach dfreEy the ate ted part aud give almost in
slant relief In BRoNoHrrIs, AsrH1tA, and oATARRr
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
the use Of the TrocheS, and their extended 9, has
caused them to be counterfsited. Be sure to guard
against worthless limitations OBTAIN only the qen,
inc BTol0n'S Brol1ehigL 1Foche9 which have proved
their efficacy By test of many years PuBL1o SPEAK
FRS and SINGERS should use tho Troches. Military
Officers and Soldiers who overtax the voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, Rhould have thom. Sold
everywhere at IS cents per box. jan27-sm
DRAKE's PLANTATION BI14ERs
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
&s-AYER's CHERRr P1orORA1,
For sale by REED & KRAFT.
65-HE1NsTREEE's HAIR CoLORISa AND REsroE A41yE
E0F Sale Dy REED KRAFT.
AS-A11 OF DE-. JAYSEs' FAMILY A1RD1C1NEs.
FOR sale by REED KRAFT.
aS-DRAKE's PIAsrArroS B14rras,
( FOR sale by REED &KRAFT.
~ HosTErrER's STOMACH B1rFEns,
foF sale by REED KRAFT.
E-LrNDsET's BLOOD sEAEouER,
For sale by REED q KRAFT.
a-pnAkE's PLANTATION BlrrzRs,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
% Mas VERSIONS sooTnlNa sYRup,
EoF sac BY REED &KRAFT.
Ss-DRA AZ PLANTATION B1r4Ens,
For sale by REED &KRAFT,
Z .-.L No, Main street, Centre wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
kas- MORE srrAWrRs so1D-Tba do,

b9~ MORE srEAMERs soID.-The de-
mand for steamboat stock continues uu-
precedented, and the most extrayagaut
prices are being paid 70. seryiceable craft
We have to note to-day the sale of the tow
boat Porter at SIG 900, the Petrol at $16,-
600, the Coal Bluff at $4,000, the David
Lynch, old enough almost to have ayote,
at $4,000, and the Hunter at a like amount.
The Exchange has also been sold, but the
price has not been made public. She is to
be delivered at Cincinnati. We hear of
negotiations pending for two or three 9th
ers, aud we may be able tomorrow to re.
port their sale. So says the Pittsburgh
Chronicle
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03

B9r TIE KATHLEEN O'N1EL NovsLrY
TRouPE gave their second exhibition at
Washington Hall last evening with their
usual success. 1t is as pleasant an enter
tainment as one would wish to see. Kath.
leen 0'NieI is as sprightly an Irish girl as
was ever seen on the green sod of Erin
The Dutch dance and song by Nafit and
Bartholomew is itself worth the price of
admission. The dancing by Misses Fanny
Archer and Ida Ross aud little Heloise is
very graceful and attractive to all admir-
ers of the poetry of motion. The Orches-
ira is also FIRST rate. and the exhibition,
taking it altogether, has sufficient merit to
recommend it to the highest favor of the
public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
8g glIsaragL...
Advices from Washineton.
LEH's ARMv

WAsH1NoroN A.n,;l
that new Tehe, tents !ne Lsee
appearing In our fF9nt l onS gs r. ARE Ssliy
;nocL m5ian ~ o o .lons On Tue heppahan-
Srmy 49,. tnst Lees
-; ,1os "1NeFlally strengtn by
Oeneu's
LIBERATION OF EAST TEENHssEE.
1t is reported, apparently upou trust
worthy authority, that Gov. ANDY Johnson
has been successful in obtaining from the
Government full powers for the liberation
of East Tennessee that he has been an
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03

B2S7 A SINGULAR LETTER.-We yester-
day received the following letter, dated
New York, March 81. For general infor-
nation We give it verbatim:
DEAR S1Rs 81 disagree with a certain
young nan as to whether certain young
ladies are the most wealthy in Wheeling.
He says they are, but think he must over
rate matters. He proposed to nominate
some gentleman in your town to decide
the vexed question. Asian unacuuainted
with any gentleman there aud do not pro-
pose to have him declared victor by de-
cislon of some one nominated by himself.
thought would request you to give the
names of the most wealthy young ladies in
or near Wheeling, so that we may know
whether he is right.
This is of course very trivial matter
and am sorry to trouble you with it, but
do not like to come out second best in
anything when 1t can be avoided.
Yours Truly,
r. H. Is. ATKINS.
Please answer and oblige.
We are inclined to think from the fact
that the word Wheeling as it appears ia the
letter, was written in different hand from
that of the other portion of the document,
the author is some enterprising fellow
whois engaged in fortune hunting scheme
and that copies of the above have been
sent to many other points. 1t may be,
however. that the author desires US to de.
eide simple dispute. In either case we.
can give him very little satisfaction. There
are no wealthy young ladies in this neck
Of woods. They have souls above postage.
stamps. They bank on their virtue, beauty.
and amieble dispositions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
From New Orlehns.

New York, April 2.-The steamer Crom-
well from New Orleans on the 25th arrived
this evening.
Fugitives from the rebel lines continue
to arrive with reports of great destitu-
ton.
Cotton in small quantities continues to
be received in New Orleans.
People in country parishes of Louisiana
are in a starving condition.
The rebels in New Orleans persistin the,
statement that Farragut has been captured
and much solicitude is felt by the Union
lists to hear by way of the North of bis
safety which was probably gratifed on the
18th, as the Cromwell passed the steamer
Star of the South going up the river that
day.
Gen. Banks had re. established his head
quarters at New Orleans.
1t is reported that Growers Brigade has
been sent to reinforce Weitzel who is hold
ing strong position at Berwick Bay.
No official report of Dudley expedition
opposite Port Hudson is yet received at
New Orleans.
A new plan of operations, it is said, is
to be adopted, involving expeditions to
clear the rebels from Atchafalaga and
Red rivers, thus cutting off the enemy's
supplies from Texas.
The rebels have strong fortificatioh
at Butte La Ross, and it is reported that
the ram Queen of the West is located
there.
A secession report is that Magruder and
Kirby Smith have joined their forces, as
it would place Texas at the mercy of our
navy.
The failure Of Banks to attack Port
Hudson was owing to the fact that Farra.
ont Skartad his 7eat a r nivht Il n s., 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
Rhode Island Elantinn

Providence, April 1.-The Republican
.Unionists carried every town in the EsEt-
ern Congressional district, except Newport.
& James Y. Smith is elected Goyernar bv
about 1890 majority. Thos Al. Jeaks Is
elected to Congress from the Eastern dis
ttict by about 1900 majority. Nathan F.
Dixon is elected from the Western iistric,
by about 800 majority. - .
The Legislature stands on joint ballot
Supporters of Mr.. Smith as opponents 2s
vacancies 6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03

B9~ The FiRE IN PARKERsRuRG.-Vnr
iOus reports are in circulation hereabouts
in relation to the late Ere which occurred
in Parkersburgh, by which large amount
Of property was destroyed including the
Richmond House. We have heard a rumOr,
among many other rumors, that it was set
on Ere by certain rebels who designed to
make an attack upon the town while its
houses were in flames. The facts are that the
FIRE originated in the stable attached to the
Richmond House about O'clock in the
morning and spread with such rapidity
that the stable and seven horses were soon
destroyed. The fire then communicated
with the hotel which was also soon. after
destroyed, together with whole block of
buildings on the public square. a con-
siderable amount ofthe property destroyed
belonged to Gen. Jackson who sustains a
loss of not less than thirty thousand dol
lars. We could not ascertain the amount
of the entire loss. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of an iucendtary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
LYONS KATHATRON-

This delightful article for preserving aud beautifv
ng the human hair is again put up by the original
proprietor, and is made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense and
unprecedented sales of over ono million bottles
nuNy! 1t is still sold at 20 cents in large bottles
Two million bottles easily be sold in year when
1t is again known that tho Ka:haron is notonly the
most delightful hair dressing in the world, but that
it ceanses the scalp Of scurf and dandru gives the
hair lively, rich luxurtant growth and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing. The Kathairon has been tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted as described, Apv
lady who values beautiful head of hair will use the
Katharon 1t is finely perfulned, cheap and valua-
BILE. is sold by all respectable dealers throughout
the world DIS. BARNES co.,
dec19 6md&w New York
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sar THROWN FROM A HoRsp.-Yester.

R9r THROWN FROM A HoRsE.-Yester.
day, as man was riding up Market street
on aspirited horse, a furniture cart drove
rapidly by with a great racket. The horse
was badly frightened, and rearing up threw
his rider into the street. Just as the man
reached the ground the horse kicked him
in the back part of the head. The man
was stunned by the blow, aud it was feared
that he had been fatally injured but after
awhile he got up, looking very much be-
wildered, and walked off 10 search Of his
horse.