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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
GROCERIES,.

O6n Lbs. OHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
w w s ess ''F EGIorrs FAMILY eRocEaY
fEnBUsHELs FRESH GROUND CORN MEAL
fA~tih ttOO In atore and for sails AZ
ELLI0Trs FAMILY GROCERY.
= poz NO. 1 TUBsi
MkaHp ~ dos. Nc. ="
So a,is ts ~. D -
..e,a ss,,i = 10 Nest Is IN East Tubs
20 don. assorted Rolling Flasl
doE. Butter Paddles
doz. " Printai
NHA4a iinfh 40 Baskets, assorted akea
.tss y,sfd 2 lust recvvrl and for sale at
- ,.ei sss. FLLtoTrs FAMILY GROCERY.
...,e - A. ilansrva lps Choce Table bntteri
r''" w SO Jars
Just reueIved and for sale
ELLfoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
aaA sraiEF,EN BARRELs Laige Pickles sale by the
) feis.i ,assiilk dozen, hundred or barrel at
Aa'ia e.. ELLt0TT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
LIFTY DOz. ASSORTED Hurd aud shaker
It nrooms
sxta.s, a.. 10 dos. Fancy Hearth nrooma
10 du2. " Nhlsk
.s, ....g lust received and for sale at
ELLtorr,S FAMILY GROCERY,
flsWU THOUSAND Lns Uhaee sugar Cug,d
II Dried beef A nice article
haN'lAt ffor sale At ELIIoffs FAMtbY GROCERY.
4salsaN a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
A Few Carnets Ian

u,HOSE wIsHINc TO Buy CARPETS
i cheap had better call seca. We are seiiin,,
them on At less than manuhcTaterss eest
SChAPhER 8 BUSSING.
Ms. A. and ~ Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
PICNIC
PROPOSALS.
Beef Cattle

TUE uNngesIQyxp BEstREs TO PpR-
sh@ss.. ~ afea n.4gset, far g.s Vs. = the
Uaitsa sisiss AFny.
oNE THOUSAND BrEF CATTLE. Is
tbs to u delivered AZ this peat In iots 81 ft5l
afiseu Aad uVsaFsis-pEFchasts 30 he FroesFua -
sp~elacatsans Ard rsgaiFcnenss heretofore pab.
las 4, knd furnlahai upup application.
E y1afut lHsmsalai- GA astlseHg.
III EaRMAN.
Cart, G 4. sad A. A. @ II.
ono remmiwsE5 q sa3 sisigaee 49,
Actiug As ists0t QgArtefnssfsr.
hssAssistss lad ksrtl =. fsat
sue9 tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
MEDICAI.
J. B. JOHNSTON, n. D.

once On Third Street, between Main aud Loeust.
Residence on second Street, one door above Lo-
Gust, at Rev. J. Y. Dodges. nx1.Im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

URToN STATE TICKET.

E4O1N 0@@&s - A~~-- - .
80 ssz s4gv yor .,.ss1aoy.
-. $500 80 ..-l0LTVER P. MORTON,
3sz4ssss saatF- o. WAyHG.
> - Ll1s y ~,
'sFeo&a tsHsfa ~ 1fs1- DoP@fHN'
COL CONRAD BAKER,
laaA sFaHn oT yAxDEssuasH
~ -. - o..
-, IELs0S TRUsLER, Of Faystts
#V>4 1asss FoT Auditor 81 STATE,
- fasssszanOMAs b. BccABTY, Of Wabash.
1s :, Fog Tseasuvsy Of etats,
JOHa l. MORRISON, Of Washington.
8 zz.aszss - For Aaornsg- Geasyai.
DELAHA z. wILLIABsOs, Of PHtBan.
hRI4~ yUoy Clark Of as suyyeps oost,
.ksAs., ,ssssa h.eGEN. LAz. NOBLE, Of Hnox.
-z1sA3 y tssssFor reporter Of ssprsue Cant,
- ?. Sc CpL BEN HABRisos, Of Marion.
Il - - e. - Far Supreme Jndgss,
~ - aet Blstrict-JAa T. FRAZER, Of Eoscinsko
ti,sas<ss4saos Dssfrict-JEHU r. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
- - 5Sst iDisnfict-eHAs. A. RAY 81 Marion
SO District-RoBT. Q. GREGORY, Tippseabos
g ss's~ " for apperfsssEsai ef Public TastrseoH,
PROF. GEORGE w. H0ss, Of Marion
ese~ Sesia @ffalf Eoa E1EeToas ~ LAnes.
-, David g. Geodlng, # Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson Of FtBo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

AHaiast e.
ts~4 ss-. 90.
s-e~sr Csc o.
t-sSFr st ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
FOR rem OR SALE.

kSaa1a st.s,jK RENT on sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
- t'il, eftuatod iesidtpea The salt VOLS Win
So tasi khstf two acres u innd VIII trade for good
49, w city property Enquire Of
II fttifFt a ~ ". MfSBsF. Main and First
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
GROCERIES.

/
/ IIAMs4Exlsa u,aeiBaati Gsyar Cured Hama
IL b.is0 ~ e y. A. cooKs,
i nHIKD sgEF.aooo "a ohslss sagas.oursd.
1 - ~ H. A. COOKS.
DEF T0sGUE-20 dozen ". W. DsFlss Ia.
/ DfK yhUIr, IN classic dozen Cherries
/ 10 dezsa as'.sei.errles
/ ~ dozen Raspbarriss;
10 doxea earfaafs. At IA. COOKS.
1 KRRfse -+zs kss,s Ffssh Holland Herring. At
II IL. A. COOKS.
/ CM0kED ngRRiSG-A l--aoo boxes Prims
| - y hssriaE' q II. A COOKE
| G0AP--ioo boxes German 4nd s'aim soap -
- n. A. cooks.
s = g,,s.s =. % e .e. g ser Candies
n A. COOKS.
,IioaATO eArsUP 80 rEFPEGszUoK--
l Il - dozens assorted CStaag
q dozens assorted BPparsAncs, 81
a. a. COOKS.
/ RuAsrKn hf ana BAILEY
l II 90 barrels Roasted Rye
10 barrels Roasted Basisy, -
/ UoAs1ED c0ffEE--le barrels Roasted oenss,
~ - Ia. COOKS.
/ IA AEHAKTgp COAL 0ITs--so bsrrals Fos.
II. A. COOKS
DfAEAPPLEs, 10 oans.-1o0 dozen srlrs Pine.
ApP'ss5 - essiss ye7aHtsa A ie;
~ y. yYgAA
NAhpiAks 100 qaaFsss-bor tast tFs1d
- karlihtsf
Zoo h4itsos>s best lsssa s.riIns.. ii
II A. COOKS.
XANkEk yEeETABLEss--2s dozen I-posnd
4 cans ffssh IoLfteTs
Is es.zea z-psund cans rrs.A I.easssrs,
30 aozsu lsfsual cans Ffesh salmsn;
dezp x.pouEd csns Efesh Salmon;
10 dozfn plnis Pickled LEhstsfr.
- dozau asarts Piekisf Lsshs tufs
sdoxeB hzlf-s,siloss fiefied isOisfsFs.
= do1en esas keho Bag eisszs. -
q. A. coolrs.
y ahLs. tOAEsE OATMEAL,
> bfls. whezt farins.
esses Pearl ssKos
= cass Tzrsecss a. II. A. cCeEs
psckLt,s--.s sss.., l,Tso Pieklss essh.
1sfen-xallsa kegs %.
l5ers zaIi9E hsss o..
= doze1 Ffais %.
Hfdezsa q1sfts %
- eozsH hslfesfi0ns o.
y iozen zalioss DO, foF ale ~
- n. A. coek-
shoLIsH Rf1kLKs--szo teens cbow-cbow.
IL - dozrns Ghrsklns.
eozeas CsailforeF;
sozf'is Witt Dnieass
a.szsss Pieklsd walnsas, -ail ron Cos 4 :
siAek ysli's eesserAtsd Pickle and sasos HouSs,
- Sc ~ II. A. coon
QItkWHKAT FB0uEs-10 bris. choice Buck-
- What flosr, a II A. COOKS.
e,RLIT REAs----is brls Erizas Spit Ps.s. Il
- n =. COOKS
DfARL BAnbEY.-I0 bFss Par BsFIey. At
IA. A. COOKS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

GROCERIES.
tVaifE LTaE-iea bbls. god arslsls, N
VI hfstsrafs cssiffFsGs, e. safe Il
ffCEEng BROS
30 ta2 AalB street
(tARbKs skkD. Is BGLA-A lol u isssss
II oafdsL sssas, assorted, -
tfckK RY BROS.
No. IL Main street
NV BACOs-saxar-Cufs aud PIaia Hams,
~ slAo Shoulders and sides. faE sAle al
YIckEBY nROs..
~ko. ~ Main street.
l4fHlTEWasn BRCsHEs-s dozen assoriea
w Wall Bfsshes also 10 aessa ferab, shoa
snd stew hrH-hsss far raie cbeap al
NfCKEET BROS,
Ne 80 Aaia sfraet
I1H0UMs-2a aaasa sttrs FAscY asd common
ID Hf0efas uos Ia sf0re and fsr sale cheap at
HICkERf BIOS,
- Maia street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Motions and Fnnov Gnnda

ME HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS
w and Fancy Co ds, which We sell, al whole.
sale er retail, eheafer than any ether house.
sCaAPKER / RUSSfNG.
Nos. ~ and ~ Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

Richard w. Thompsons Of Ftgo.
FoR sEATE ELEcTons.
1Ef Istriet--Jaraes g. Denny. Of knOr
asA ~ John >. HDughtAHdY d = enesr.
u DstTiet--Cyras r. nixon. Of Clark.
Frzneis Wester, II EaRraag~.
81 Bsfrfet-fIenfy u. Ffltei4afd. Of Ba5thsi9
Madison Evahs, 81 LaNrfuee.
4th District IeaHldas sexton, Of Hnsh.
EE4isas q. v Kyger, Of Ffaskiio.
-. Eth Uisffiet--Benl r. ClAypeof. u Fayrtte.
- - Joshua H. M=iletf, Il Henry.
ST ssir4 eth fsstrlcf-J. j. Wright, Of Morgan.
- -. -, .5...,.s J. @ Green, Of Shelby
49, A. III Blstrica--J0hB Osborn Of Putnam.
-, - - - Thomas ~ Rice, Of Parks,
- =. - sIl Dlstriot-R r. Daxidssn, 81 Tlppeeanos
BenJ y Gregory, Of Warren.
SFN~Nset Va BEtriet- James Bsifofd 81 white.
Aaron 0uerney Of Porter
sss.i ,,les b tfiqt-lT. L. Dickinson of fekalb.
HalIat KiiAoHfne, 81 fikhart
Hst--sses III IN BistrictIohu 81 Waaee Of Grant.
- So ~ hf1H7 James n. Temper, % Jay
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
JoliN A. LoGAN,
NJ L.

HIHI1I UtHEIHII
CGLrErreR C. H., Ii SOP. NJ 1884,
r. Maj Gen W. r. Sherman Gen.
Frank Blair will be assigned to the CON
mand of the 18th army corps aud not the
18th Assign Gen. Joseph Hooker, sub
)eci 70 tks approval Of the President, to
any other nosps command which you
may have, and brsAk ap lLe luminosity Of
one General commanding 10 eaEps.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

In,ere4tlug eorsesp!5haence 80 Inc
:" ~ frank Blair Fuss.

W4sHrxGrox, May 2--Accomp AAy.nr
the Presidents message to-day, were t-e
following:
Hon. Montgomery Blair:
Ny DEAR Sir: Some days ago IN
derstood your brother, General Franz
Blair, desired 10 be guided by ny wishes.
az TO whether be would occupy BIS sea-
in Congress or remain in ti1e held
Ny wish, then, is eompon sced Oh We
I believe will be the best for me county,
and It is that be will come here p". ~
ssilitary commission il nv ha0a'. tAss
| his seat. 90 into caucus With oar friehe :,
| aide the nomination, help elect the
nominee and thus help to organize q
House Of Representatives which VIA re-
ally supper. the Government m me var,
If The result shall be the election o.
himself as Speaker, let him serve IN tna'
oositiou-if not, let him retake has com
mission and return to the army Tor tns
country. This will heal dangerous
schism for him.
Il will relieve him from dangefca'
Misunderstanding, as ] think ne = =
danger OF being permanently separates
from those With whom he can ever hay'
) 3 real sympathy--the sincere opponent
| Of slavery Il will be = mistake u D
shall allow the .proyoeations offered D
fnsiocere time-servers 70 drive him iron
the house Of his own building.
: He is young yet lie has Abnndsn
1 talents, quite enough 10 occnPy all 81
time without deyoting any 70 temper
he is rising in military skill and assfa
ness His recent appointment TO 4h
{ command Of . corps By one so comps
, ten. to Judge as General sherman, prove
this: ia that line be can serve both th
country and himself more profitable tia
: be could as a member Of Congress apo
the floor The foregoing Is what WOOL
z say IL Frank Blair were my brother II
!. stead Of yours. A. LiScoLs.
WAsmxGrox, January !. 1868. -
hereby tender my resignation as STAG
o General Of United States Volunteers
Respectfully,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

HUxTsvIlLE. Ala, March 6, 1891
10 His Ereeiiency, A Liaeoln, PresE.
dent Of The United States
understand That il Is contemplated
TO make change 10 the COMMANDERS OF
the 10Th and l1th army eoEpa 80 IS TO
transfer me 10 the 18th corps ] hGga
that this will not be done.
fully understand the organization Of
the 18th corps noz of zhioh / have la
bored to complete the organization this
winter, and earnestly hope that the
change NAV not IL made
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31

ST.. Louis, March Bottle steamer David
Fatum which reached Cairo last night. re.
ports part of Forests forces crossing the
Cumberland river at Eddysvills.
guuboat has been sent up the river IN
look after matters.
The LIST Alabama cavalry have re-ealist.
ed for the War-7OO strong. All Alabs.
mtans have seen hard service. They are
en- route to Decatur to recruit.
1t is reported that there are large mum
hers of Union men in North Alabama
waiting 10 join the army.
Carl Spencer has authority TO raise a
9rgAte there, which he thinks can be
done In six weeks.
Alexandria, La, was occupied by our
troops on the 16ih. Geus. Taylor and Pc
liguac crossed the river aud retreated "a
Shreveport By land. Several rebel gua-
river. t-s
The steamer New Falls City, laden with
cotton, is reported burned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31
southern News

DALTON, Ca. March 24-Gen. Pillow
has been placed in command of the cayal.
ry in Northern Alabama.
The enemy shows no disposition 70 en-.
gage our forces. They have retired from
our front, and their recent movements are
supposed be only recounoissanees.
a heavy snow fell here last mig bt and
to day.
The Lynchburg Republican SAYS. the
Yankees in East Tennessee have retreated
to Strawberry Plains. No prospects Of a
The enlistment Of coIOred troops in Mid.
die Tennessee goes on rapidly. At Shell.
6yville and Lebanon there are &. 600 men
ready for the feld.
macon, GA, March % The Supreme
Court of Georgia to-day unanimously at
hrmed the coustitutionality of the Confed.
crate anti substitute law.
The crops in Georgia promise well.
Gen. Finuegan has sent cavalry. infan-
try aud artillery to meet the Yrnkees at
PiIotka.
All is quiet in the neigLborhood Of
Jacksonville. Pickets report most of the
euemy's troops have lefr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31

HS-wE are infotmed by Mr.. Orr, the
Collector of Internal Revenue, that our in.
formation in regard to the brewers re.urps.
was partially incorrect and that Mrs. r..
Beck and Messrs. P. & 7. thinner were not
subject to the imputAtiOn contained there.
In. We make this correction as We do not
Wish to co injustice to any one.
In this connection We also learned from
the Collector that there are other manufae.
1uFeFs that he expects to have to hand over
TO the tender @ereiss Of the Grand Jury of
the Federal Court SoOu to sit in this city,
unless they come tOrUard and correct their
returns.
all who know that they have fstled in
this respect are ADVISED to step up to the
Collectors ofics "bsfore it is too late" as
the penalties t'mads aud proyidedn are
very severe, being cou6scatiou, aue and
tmprisonmeut.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31
l9-Tal RIr1a e, e. rIIIilne "a. a1z..siI..ss

z . ? - -
IHE RtHIR vas rising last evening
with nearly ten feet water in the channel.
Inc rain came down all day yesterday but
not IN such quantities as fell on the day
previous. Oar boatmeu would now have
little to complain of,itthe veteran soldiers
would behave themselves in anything like
she manner they onght. But their pa
thence is being Sorely tried. Their feelings
may be imagined when they 6ad these vet.
Grams breaking down doors, demolishin9
windows and skylights, and carrying them.
selves with high hand. We know of .
well accredited instance where one of these
veterans actually disfgured window by
eating Of great portion of the SASH
The comrades or officers of such men ought
to look strictly after them. A St. Louis
paper mentions an instance that occurred
the other day, where the captain Of
steamboat threatened to anchor his boat
out from shore at that point, unless the
officer in charge of veterans paid $500 for
the damage done to the boat by them. The
money was paid.
The St. Looi, Democrat has III. follow
ing:
Capt j. ]. Robinson, late of the Musca-
tue, which left last evening with q tremen.
aous trip for the Upper Mississippi, win
!esYe Tomorrow evening BY rail for Wheel.
ing, to see to the building of the nav
Nosthern Line packet Burlington. She
will be here about June lst.
Captain Robinson arrived here yesterday.
BE thinks the Burlington win be ready to
launch 10 about four weeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31
New York Market.
NJ YoRK. Mnrnh an


CottOn-WilhOut material change Al an
for middliUg uPlands and ss@s4 tor low
middling. Nv
Flour-Dull aud common grades 20 Zoe
lower. at Sc 1905 IS for ezra r n ~ n
snd 81 so@s % for trade brands. Market
closing heavy.
wbisky-Wttbout decided CHANGE =,
81 0l9l OF for State aud 81 os for west.
Wheat-Duil aud lover At The follovioo
nominal quotations: 81 sl6i a. for chi.
eago spring aud Mil. club.
oorn-Doll and about lie lower. 81 2s
for e, new southern and Pennsylvania yellow
u 30 for old western mixed in ttore Snd
81 80 for delivered old western
0ats-lu moderate request al sOk0eo3
for western.
Wool-Dull and unchanged.
Sugar-Steady.
MoIssses-DuII Rad nomInaIly= uaebsng.
PetEolegm-Q Quiet aud unchanged
Pork-Qniet and prices q SHADE ass;s.
at S22 s7t for mess, S2a@22 l2i a., ~
DO S23 46 for new do, old aud new n,i,, !.
Sls 5000 81. Also new Loass az ". :
a. sellers optiS1, S24 as. 10 :
/ Beef-QIiet.
Cat Aests-Quiet and afm,
Latn-D1il, heavy aud lower At ls9iss
closing At l39Iss -
b0ttet-A shade sAsie. a. 30G "a for
Onto and 40@4s for State. Ssss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31

EBTHE FAMILY MARKErs.-Tbe End
Ward Market vas very thinIy attended
yesterday mOraing owing to the bad con.
ditiOn of the weather. We are informed
that it was in all respects the meapest
market We have had for thirteen years.
There was not more than half a dozen
country wagons in the market place. and
very little of anything offered for sale
Butter sells at from SO to go cents pound
according to quality, and We suppose CON.
'umeFs will bs compelled TO pay something
like these prices until spring and green
grass comes again. Eggs are selling at 20
add 2s cents, but the Leuteu season hay.
ing passed and a large portion OF our pop.
ulatiOn having fallen back on meats, the
price of eggs may be expected to fan
Potatoes are 80 ceuts- peck; ca bbaRe 10
cents head; parsnips and tnrnips 40 cents
a peck; green apples ditto. Beef for roast
and stake, choice cuts, Is cents per pound
Mutton Is and 90 by the chop; veal Is
eents; sausage 20 cents. Chickens are
selling at SO cents a piece, and Sc psr
dozen, and very few are to be had at that
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31
RE LIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's
PULMONIC WATERS


The Original Medicine established in 1887, aud aru
article Of the kind ever introduced under tn
name OF HPUIHOHIo WAyRas, = in this or any oths
country all other Pulmonie Waters are counter
telts. The genuine can be'known By the nam,
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
BREAN's PULMoN1C warns
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat Hoar..0s..
BRXAN'S pULMOHIc warns
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult BREATHING
BRXAA's PULNONIC VANS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BREAn'a- PuLMoEIo wA2ERs
Relieve IEeipIsnt Consumption, Lung pis.,,..
BRGGN's PuINoNlC warns
Relieve 1rriatIoa Of thu UTalA and Tonsils
BREAN's PULMoNIG W1HEl5
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes.
BRXAz's PuLNoNIc Warns
Are Kissing 70 Gh UlRsseS and Constitutions.
BRTAN's PUnouo WAEERs
Are adapted for VocalIsts and Public spsaxvr,
BRKAEs PUINoNIo WATEAs
Are in Eimpls form and pleasant to the taste.
BRTAH's PULMoNIC WAYKIS
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures
BKrAN's PULMoNf6 warns
AreEarranted 70 give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without q box OF
BHXAa's Pu1MoN1o WAyHAs :
in the houss.
No traveller should be without . supply Of
s*i BRTAN's PUlMoN1o warns
In his pocket.
No person VIII ever object to give for
ia rs BAxkH's PUI4omo RAHrRs
twenty-five Gents.
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, 81 oortlandt st., N Y
For sale BY LAuGHLINs BUsHRIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31

ANoFHRR DIsruRBAScR.-Tbem man.
bers of the II, Veteran Infantry who resid.
down the ohiS river, having received their
fuFlOughs on Tuesday, turned over their
guns and taking their kuapsacks on their
shoulders proceeded to the landing to wait
for boat. They lOitered about the wharf
IN the ruin for several hours aud to couu.
'sract the chilling influences of the drepeh.
ing they received, took numerous drinks.
Night aud a fog came on but no steamboat
appeared in sight, The soldiers lost their
patience and being refused admittapce ib,o
the drinking house of Adam Lowry. corner
0fSprigg House alley. forced an entrance
into the establishment aud copdusted
themselves in an outrageous and disgrace.
tul manner. They broke up tumblers
threatened the lives OF the occupants aud
carried of lot OF whisky. Lowry finally
got the men out of the house and his pIae.
was guarded tor some time by an armed sol.
diery. The soldiers quartered on the wharf
bOatp and some OF them took passage ON
the Emma Graham which passed down
yesterday morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31

~CrRCUIr OoURT.-Ths case of Hutch.
ms 4 Moore against A. Wilson Kelly L
Co., is now being tried in the Circuit
Court. The plaintiffs claim that the late
sale of the Nail Mills and Iron Works Of
the defendants at BeawOod was c oncetved
aud executed With 3 design to dsfraud the
creditors of the concern. The case viii
occupy several days. Judge Caldwell be
ing indirectly, though not pscuuiarily in
seFestsd, Judge Ollie occupies the bench.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31
STILL LArEa.

SPRtSGFIELD, March sO.-Col. Cakes.
Assistant Provost Marshal General, started
TOR Charleston last night, aud teIegraDbs
to day for the 4lst regiment, which left
in the afternoon.
zen. heintzleman has also been re
questSd to ssad 5000 troops from Indfan .
apoIis. This indicates that The tIonbIe in
that session is of serious character.
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ASssEA9F og.alEalLlslrl's oITIoI,

SSs44a!Sass ". ~ 1epfn1ry I0t 1854
a LdeAlsra IL Drugs Hardware, Ir0n, seeeI lam
bers Leather Harnisa, and sadloFy, are re4aeSt-
week, sealed proposal or List, IN Guplicaf, Of ~
articles they are prepared = furnish 70 This Deoot
AZ mort notteet vita the prise ef each marked in
eorVtoo require g, the article OF articles On b -
tanned Eitheat dslAyi md AZ he low st price
Dealers wishing 70 as1 10 this DEPOT Ifif4ba n.
quiEOd 10 flrnlsh the list pnnetuAlly eysry MosdSy
morning. y. 6.FARNSWORFH
Captain and 4ssistAnE ouartsE-naEfsr
tabAh-ft N kIofTTT
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DNrsoHooL TEAcHRRs, Sam, w

0rsCHOoL TEAcHRRs' srRlrE-We
understand that the teachers of the Public
Schools of the city. are about to strike
for higher wages. Il is said that at pre-
sent prices their salaries are not
sufficient. We believe thatths teachers
of the city have never been as we'll paid
for their services as they ought to. have
been. They have laborious aud often
thanklsss services to perform, and they
ought to have living salarias.
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RV% MAJoR sTEPaEHs arrived in the citr
yesterday with the Maryland bounty for
those of the LIST W. Va. Infantry, who
were mustered 90 the gain inst. Those
concerned are desired to apply TO .dav tn
Major stephens at the MeLurs House.
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Washington Items

NEw YoRx, March o-Tbe Pos,,s
Washington special says the Committee of
the House will probably report against
allowing the New York Bank Of Commercs
to become national bank without com
plying with all the conditions of the Ma.
tionaI Banking Law
The statement that manufactured to-
bacco will be taxed fifty cents. per pound
in the new bill is simply guess work,
There is no prospect that the Committee
will arrive at any such conclusion.
The Commercials Washington snecisl
states that the Secretary of The Interior
has under consideration proposition ma.
king National banks government agents
tor paying pensions.
The oOmnereial-has received Richmond
papers of the 25lh. The Euquirer states
that official information has been received
at the War Department, coniFmine the
landing OF large force of he enemy nu-
der Gen. Bnruside in Washington, North
Caroline. The recent heavy fall OF SNOW
viii. it says, stop any movement into the
interior for several days.
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p@TuE sale Of the household furniture
of 3. Hays will take place at his residence
on Centre street to day at 10 o'clock. A
pew in St. Matthew'S Church will be offered
for sale at the same time.
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ST. LsUrs, March so-TbEisteamer flor.
eses IAN against q suag AID sunk iu the
aiss9prl river, 8 miies below A.chisou,
Sesessday morning, treighted heavily. Loss
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Mu.wAuEEE. March s0.-Fhe Union Con.
yentlog tor appointing delegates 20 the
Altiners eoagenlioa met 20. DAY. Among
the delegates are EE Gov. Solomon. RT2
Gov. Randall aud Hon.J IF. PotIeF. Res.
olurious were adopted saIogiatne President
Lineoln and. Fering his re noninalios.
The ConEsntle vas pertsetIy harmonIops
througho1t. The delegates ars unani.
mous Tor Llneoln.