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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-The City Con-
vention, to nominate ticket for Con
stitutional Convention, met tonight
RESOLUTIONS endorsing the administration
OF Lincoln, and in favor of his re-elec-
ton, we're unanimously adopted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
The GRAND UNION CoNvExrIo,

The GRAND UNION CoNvENTIoN.-The
approaching State Convention at Indian
apolis, and the celebration of Washing
toms Birthday, on Monday and Tuesday
next, promises to be one of the most
magnificent displays ever witnessed
at our State Capital, and will be but an
earnest of the brilliant campaign of the
Grand Union ArmYin the field and in
the canvass during the coming Sumner.
1t is expected that the Convention will
be the largest ever held in the State of
Indiana. No doubt is entertained that all
the railroads centerins at Indianapolis
will sell half-fare tickets on Monday and
Tuesday. A most interesting pro-
gramme is arranged for both days. The
city will be briiliantlyFlluminated on the
anniversary of Washington's Birthday;
fireworks, triumphal arches, and every
possible description of display will be
gotten ur.
The Nominating Convention, on Tues
day, will be held in the State House
Square, if the weather will permit, 9th
erwise in Metropolitan Hall. The most
distinguished speakers of the country
lave been invited A grand ratification
meeting will be held on Tuesday eve
ming, to close with magnificent torch
light procession. The railroad trains
will not leave the city until after the
lose of the display on Tuesday night
1t is hoped that every one who can
possibly leave town will go up and help
o swell the triumph Every county or
istrict that has a good brass band
hould secure its attendance, and take
nth you a profusion of national ban
ers. Let the opening of the campaign :
e most auspicious one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
Kew York Market.
NEW YonK, February IA.

lls NEW YOnK, February Is.
COTTON dull, hsavy, and dropping.
FLOUR opened dull and a shade easier closing
with better demand at 81 250S7 so for Extra
L. II o., and 81 409S9 so for trade brands.
WHISKY q shade nrner ct 90962c.
CORN dull at 81 %.
Winter Red Western.
OATS q shade easier, ct 9Ia9Sc.
PORK quiet; Nav Mess s24 Dressed Hogs firm
at 913a1015c -
LARD firm and IN fair demand at 1870.
HONEY easy at per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull at 741a. Gold dull-opening at COZ, closing
firm at 691s959H. Government stocks very firm
I. s. Skies Of 1881, coupons, 1101A91ll; 3-1e
Treasury Notes 1I5@l17. Gold cIossd at 5slL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
U. s. Pension Agencr.

Established by Government authority, for pro-
curing
a-at lstu PENSIONS aoE
for Invalid Officers and Soldiers, deceased ofassrs'
and Soldiers widows CT Orphan Children, De-
pendent Mothers or Orphan Sisters.
BOUNTY AND ARREARS
fer Deceased Soldiers Widows, Children, Fathers,
Mothers, or Brothers and Sisters. Alss for dis
charged Soldiers, who have served two years. or
been discharged by reason Of wounds.
BOUNTY LAND AND BACK PAY
for Widows or other legal claimants ef Soldiers
Of 1872, Mexican, and other past wars. slf
This Agency adjusts claims fer parties and SOL
diers ofIndiana, Illinois and Kentucky in accord
Aace with the only forms and Instructions upSr
which their claims are granted at Washington,
and is the only Agency thus located, AID sslely
ana exclusively employed
Persona writing their case plainly and snelo-
sing stamp, always answered.
0FTIcE-Third street, near Main, Evansville
Ind JOHN TENNIS, ua.s 80
octls Fsn-ssn Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

To The s-Burnetts standard
Flavoring Extracts are remarkable for
their perfect purity and great strength.
Their excellence has secured the reputa-
ton of being the best in the world.
H. a. Cook has full stock
Feb. 6-3t..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
NOTICE.
TO CRY PHYSICIANS.

VOU ARE hereby required to report to the
Il Office of Mayor Baker, within twelve (i2l
hours Of the publication OF this nstioe all cases OF
smallpox, scarlet fever, other eontsgious dis
eases under your care, and every case subsequent
ly coming to your knowledge must in the same
manner be reported within six hours after suca
esse may come to your knowledge
In any case where this order is not complied
= 80 M. J. BRAY, NJ. D.,
President of Boari Of Health.
g. w TxosrssoK, n. D., sserss&ry. hhI0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

BosToN, Feb. 1S-It is the opinion of
the experienced Of the East India ship
masters here that the Alabama could
not make Annoy from the last reported
station in nine days time, which reports
allow her, especially with the head winds
she must have encountered
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in snch uni
yersal demand, is made from the choicest ma
tsrials. is mild and emOllient in its nature,
fragrantIy scented, aad extremely bene
fetal in its action Epon the skin. For sals by
druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

The TOBACCO TRADE.-Dealers in to-
bacco in this city and vicinity are still
awaiting events, and in the meanwhile
there are not sufficient transactions to
establish quotations.
The Louisville Journal of yesterday
announces sales of 800 hhds as follows:
81 at 81 1O@s4 95, IS at s5@5 95, So
at 5000 95, Is at s7@7 so, IA at $50
s 70, 10 at SO 3O@9 90, II at $1,000
Is, 9 at $l1@11 rs, IL at sl2@12 IS, 8
at sl3@13 rs, at s14@14 25, ID at
$l5@l5 Is, 4 at sl6@16 IS, 7 at SIT 25
@l7 IS, 9 at sl8O1S Is, 8 at $50
10 Is, 10 at $4,000 rs, A at s3i@
81 25, 3 at s22@22 SO, at 2S@23 IS,
2 at 25@25 25, at $50 IS, and 10 hhds
stems and trash at 50 5G09 10. q.
The rates for the different grades may
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

"AsHISeToN, Feb. 18.-President
L'ncsln has issued proclamation de-
telaring that the port of Brownsville,
Iexss, is released from blockade from
this date.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.--Theodore
Barnes, the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press with the army of the Poto.
mac, died this P. N. at head-ouarters
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19


WARRINGTON, Feb. ia COMMITTEES
of Conference on the Enrolment Bill
made report to-day, agreeing upon the
main features Of the Senate bill, and the
Substitution of few sections of the
House bill. The communication at 5000
IS retained, and compromise mads.
limiting tie exemptions thereby to one
year. The exemption of officials Of the
Senate bill is stricken out, leaving as
the only clanse to exempt tho mentally
and physically unfit, and soldiers in the
field who were honorably discharged. If
the quota be not filed in any district by
one draft, another is to be made. until
the number shall bs obtained. The sec.
ton authorizing the Secretary of War to
assign drafted persons with religious scru-
Piles against bearing arms to hospital
duty, or taking care of freedmen, is re-
ported back with a proviso confning
such provision to those whose deport,
ment is consistent with conscientious
scruples
The House provision for the drafting
OF colored men is retained, with the es-
sential notifications where the slave of
loyal master IS drafted and mustered
into the service, that such slave shall be
free, and the master shall be paid the
bounty of $1O0 Instead of being paid
to the master on his freeing the person,
1t was held by the committee that he
must not be slave the moment after
enlisting. 1t is understood that this is
a disputed point upon which contest is
~ fnI 80 L
ed by Wilson, Nesmith aud Grimes, on
the part of the Senate, and Schenk and
Deming, of the House. Kirnen does not
concur in it.
The House has not yet taken definite
action on the report on the Committee
of Conference.
The Senate to-day, in Executive Ses-
sion, confirmed the nomination of Chas.
Hutchings, of Oregon, to be Indian
Agent for the Territory of Idahoe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
FOR SALE.
Positive Sale of CITY Lots.

US4I1FO SdIO U O1IJ HOIss
WILL BE SOLD AT THE COURT HOUSE, on
Wednesday, February II, 1854, without reserve,
the following Lots in Huston's Addition, be tween
Division and Elm Streets:
Lots 16 ~, 49, 10, 20 and Il fronting 156 feet on
Division Street.
Lots 80, 81, IS and 90, fronting 81 fs.t on Elm
Street. az ..tH t'-d
Lots 4s, 80 and 30, fronting 60 ieet on Third
Street
TERMs-0ne-th cash, balance in IL and Is
months, with interest, secured by mortgage.
Plats Of the property can be had on application
70 TH0S. E. GARVIE, Third Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

THE Book TRADE.-E. ]. Dobell has
again replenished his stock of books of
all kinds, and our readers may now
make their selections from full stock.
He keeps a general assortment, such as
school books, bibles, light literature, &c.
Give him call, on Main street, near
First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

" Yesterday, among the sales at
Phelps, Caldwell & Co.'S Louisville
warehouse, were twenty-five hogsheads
of Trigg County tobacco, averaging
SI8 40, including Tugs. In this lot
were two hogsheads grown by G. s.
Wharton, which sold for Sz5 and $50 IS.
One grown by T. B. Wilson brought
$25 Is per hundred.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

aG- Highest prices paid for gold
liver, demand notes, uncurrent money,
the Savings Bank, No. l. First street.
Call and see before selling. feb16-4t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
RAILR0AD REGISTER.
River News.


ARRIVALS
Silver Moon, Memphis Taraseon, Louisville
Prima Donna, Nashv. Duke, Louisville
Gen. Anderson, Cairo Emperor, Nashville
DEPARTURES.
Atlantic, New Orleans Silver Moon, Cincinnati
Prina Donna, Louisv. Tarascon, Louisville
Duke, Louisville Emperor, Louisville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19


DAILY MAIL TO EVANSVILLE AND HEN
DERsoN.-Efforts are being made to have
the mail from Louisville to this city and
Henderson carried daily, instead of four
times a week, as at present. We hope
these efforts will be successful, as the
wants of the people hence to Louisville
demand such an increase of mail accom-
modations.
On this subject the New Albany
Ledger of Wednesday says:
We are gratifed to observe that this
subject is engaging the attention of the
press in the various towns along the
river, and the demand for daily mail
is unanimously made Such an increase
of service should at once be odered, and
we notice that the Representative in
Congress from this Distriot, Hon Jas. a
Cravens, has been laboring befs-a the
Post Office Department for an increase.
of the mail facilities by the establish
ment of daily mail route from Louis
Vile to Evansville and Henderson, In
his efforts we hope he will have the as
sistance of Representatives Law, Yea
man, and Mallory, whose constituents
are alike interested in the matter
I We regret to notice that some of the
papers, in discussing this subject, take
occasion to make uncalled for and I'M
generous attacks upon the Henderson
Packet Company, which has the present
contract for carrying the mails between
Louisville and Evansville. The company,
it is true, have failed to make schedule
time; but taking all things into consider
alton, we doubt if there is in the country
a contracting company which has done
its duty moro faithfully or more promptly
both to the people and the Government
than this company We know that they
desire to accommodate the people prompt
ly and regularly with the mails, and
when it has been in their power, the com
pany have sent the mails through daily
at their own expense, though only con
tracing to deliver them try-weekly. Tn,
inusndoes against them are therefore
uncalIed for and unjust.
We doubt not, if it is at all possible t
,, effect the object, Representative Craven
viii have this service changed from tri
weekly to daily But as this cannot b
: accomplished in a day, patience shout
be exercised. He is now doing all in b.
: power to effect the change, with fai
: prospect of success.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

IA M. Lyon started to New York
this morning to make his spring pur-
chases His stock will be on about the
10th of March, and will be much larger
than he has:eYer brought to Evansville
any previous season.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
RETURNING

K Z I Q Z n / n G:
TARAsCoN, leaves Louisville Mondays and
Thursdays.
BIG GREY EAGLE Issvss LouisviIls Tues
days and Fridays
a STAR GREY EAGLE leaves Louisville Wed
nesday's and Saturdays. - Punctually at
O'Clock p NJ
For comfort and speed the above steamers are
Unsurpassed COX HUMPHREY.
decI2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

DB. FLEAGEK has removed his Dental oEcs
to his old stand, corner First and Main streets,
next 60 Dobslls Book Etore,) where he Gan be
ound permanently duri ng business hours.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

The weather continues intensely cold
and good deal of light shore ice was
running yesterday. The river is still
falling quite fast and no change is ex-
peeted until there is change in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
SHEET MUSIC.

a., Ss1TcI7 "CALL ON NE no MORE,
kNENMUStC MOTHER"
A.zzze5=ssS 1.-THE WAR WILL SOON
kZzE@zt~-SJ BE ovER, JOHN, -
1--WE MAI NEVER MEET AGAIN." by
VIII. S. Hays,
STEAMER TARAsCON GRAND MARCH,
composed by Mrs. L. o, Boyle,
For sale at
fsbls WARREN & OoNYNGToEs. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
II A r A SOON.

Capt. j. BUNcE .............GEe. s. WILLIAMS Clerk
Compose the Line, and will leave Evansville for
Louisville as follows:
Mondays, STAR GREY EAGLE, at II o'clock II
tuesdays, TARASC0N, at s O'Clock p X
Wednesdays, "BIG" GREY EAGLE. at o'clock
p. n.
Thursdays, "sTAR" GREY EAGLE, at 5o'oloek
P.
Fridays, TARASCoN, at 5 o'clock P. N.
saturdays, "BIG" GREY EAGLE, at o'clock
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-03

man should never. take Augusta or, Macon,
add should never reach Beaufort. /
l. AHRnnnTn oR ,aRNRRkL, LIN.
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q We have an illustration to day in the
celSrity with which the stock Of the new
National Bank was taken. $3.50, 900 sub
scribed within eight hours, and hundreds
Of applicants turned empty away. We are
told that q Board of Officers has already
been designated and that they only await
Mr.. iFessendGu's acceptance of their appli-
cations for charter to commence prom.
lSlng BUSINESS career. s-..
An :ezchauge says that Ralph Waldo
Emerson commenced his opening lecture
of ,eriss, to be delivered before the Par
ksr Fraternity, in Boston, byisaying that
he congratulated his countrymen upon
the om6ns of the hour. The people haze
this Gutuinn expressed their decision that
the nation shall be q nation, not mere
meeting and parting, asgotl passspgers'o oh
the street corAsr. The unity OF our eoun-
try lmust be- sustained. by force; such is
ths decision by the people nobered'by the
caIamfties OF war, the Immense loss otlliei
the heavy burdens oftaEation.Ea aAi " Z
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q. s. Marshal's Sale.


UNITED States a.s ss GSsis GSo Bs "a y S1t
Jefferson II I. Martin Virginia. a Wheeling: Fail
TN anrSnSnee Of DeeFee Of the District CoGrt OF
i the UnIted States for the District Of West VIZ
ginia rendered at IL Fall Term lss&. . Mhselns'
fn The above entitled cause, viii on THUhsDAfS
DRCHMBRR 18th. 1854. a. the mont door o. the
IN at public auction, to the highest and best BID
der, the tFa Of land Containing about one h1il'
rod acres more Iesll situate in the toTks OF Big
Grave Greek in 1id county OF mafanaL ana "
TaT,S, RuFIey bOueht Of John dallaheF, and bound
"a q follows, 70 Wit: beginning ~ stake In the
mouth q Bayou, corner TO piece OF the sane
faTm that was heretofore sold 20 Wm. =. DaNis.
thence down the creek with the original line q sA1
survey, with the several courses and distances
thereto, the eenteF Of large cut In the bottom
made BY thsBalhm0Fe and Ohio RailTOad Company,
and where the creek now principally runs thence
down said channel 70 . stump corner 70 piece
aaY about eight and half acres, heretofore sOn 20
RSbert AloTaudRF. thence with aAid AlaEandeF's
limo oastWardly 70 stake In the Held corner y
aaId Alexander thence 10uthEaTdly with 1id
AIoxandeTS line the north side Of the balttmoIo
and Ohio RailFuaa; thgneO eastyaralI along the
1afVe; thence e6SiSAFdiy with The oEiEinal line,
Win fhaaoFafal Courses and dlIlanco fhsretos %
liake, corner 70 ale Wm. 2. DayiS fnoe noIth'
HEr1ly with tho lla Wn. p. DAsis' me % tns be-
IT'D Tns n on lInosni n per cant. oSths par
ehalo Inouay N ham, ,lhs halneo In three equAl
inslalmsnt5 a tix,snEelye and eighteen laoalees'
az daV of ala until raid. the pnnehaaal giving
bond with good security fof MD delartod INSTALL
msnts, with the privilege % paying ~ o. ~ peIS
tlon Of the deferred payments at The Rexf term o.
IS sac to commence at two O'Clock P. n.
ADWARD n; EoETON,
oetaT-td nn US. MAElhal.
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WnEIIIxs,I WEsF Va, Dec. 4th, ls6'
q. gLACR, Senator 7th Disk
W. q DUNBAR, II. n. d.
JOHN n PHELPHs, Pres senat'
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

nR THOMAS J. KISHER WOULD
IL resu6sffSHyyIhJots ne EItiEaaI iof WhSSlingl
aod vicinity that he has Perna1sntly located In
this city for tbs DFseiea OF 4ed4etne upon tne
tJonaI orfRelscto sYstem2 He bAs bean engaged IN
the prAeti5e Of hE ppOfesS0n for number ot yeaIs
And has been e1n01tly successful in the treatment
Of Al yaFi0tIsg Of diseases both acute and ohFonto
DR., K, e herStOfore, VII dOg0ts . Bood share Of
his tine and attention the trsStmsut Of chronic
diseases of both ssxos, such - COpsumptton And ~
varieties Of Lung Diseases al Diseases Of me Inros
CatarTh, DJspepds, Liver OOmplGtnfa, 1ereuI19l
and HeFTo1s biSeAses, Rheumatism, scrofulAI eVerg
variety Of Blood and Skin Diseases, Epilepsy
Wena Spinal Affections, Diseases OF the hidney4
and Bladder, Heart AfeetIpps, Disaae9 oi ths EyS
and EaF Ee. Those peculiar 70 Females, VIZ: IN
aammatorY Diseases q the Uterus, Paintnl 4TreSn-
IarttIsE LeaooTrh6a, PTolspsus Uters and Al her-
Vo1s Disesses 70 which they are sabIset. Diseases
oS Cbildren eafsinlIy and nationally treated Med
ieiDss hid reliable and agreeable.
An oommunIeati9 strictly sonndentiAl. hlGnt
calls eheeEf9iIY aod prpwPfiy answered. :
~OH5oe and TesfdeDoe one door Wet o. bo1is
AbiinE's Hotel, Third street lsAr Ae9d3 ka kTAIts
Truz s+ore, Centre WheeilnE5 W.NG. once heufs
from A N toRP.M. 20 f1lA ~
RERERKNCEb.
Prof B. ?. Payne, steube1ytieI Ohio. -
DR.. ". D. McGIeggrI m - 4 81 =.
Dr. g. ArhoId, 0SmbFidge, Ohio.
Prof D, Il! 0leAyuiand cincinnati, Ohio.
DR.. O. A. MSlehtmGIy Van Vert =
IOZ5.1YdEW 80 f Q. 'D'' p.
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~. ,ANkODnTE Ott9hhhhAh L1hs u
From the Riehuaond WhiE Noy!0s.u
Ia gentleman who was in the train from
this city TO Petersburg, . very cold mornn
ing, not long ago. tells uB his attention
WAS attracted by the efforts Of young SOL
dier with his arm'in asling to get his over!
coat on. His teeth as well 90 his sound
hand were brought into use to effect the
object; but, in the midst Of his efforts, an
officer rose from jhis aeAtS adSanced to him,
and very carefully and tenderiy assisted
him, drawing The coat gently over his
wounded arm and buttoningit up comfort
ably then, with few kina and pleasant
words, returning 10 his scat -'i Lrt
Now, the officer in question was not clad
In! gorgeous uniform, dHifh brilliant
wreath upon the COLLAR, and p, multitude Of
gilt lines upon the sleeves, resembling the
famous labyrinth of ofeteS but he Was clad
in f..S simpie suit et grayP distipgpished
from tho gafb ot g oifilla1 only by the
lthisu Sfarh which 6vdry fedgF6te d0lns
| mel Id the setSicei iby tho reg gnlAf fionS 10 en-
Ititied 10 wear, And yet he was. no other
than our chief general, Robert Z. Lee, who
is not braver and greater than he is good
and modest. On Geieral GEent's recent
retnrn from New Jersey 70 the Army OF the
Potomac and James, by the, detentlon Of
the train he was forced to stop in Philadel!
phia. Being recognized BY soldieri he
was so crowded by the gaping multitude
ever ready in Northern latitudes to lioniZe
every military hero If the hour, be he
Mcclellan, Hooker, burnside, Pope or
Grant-that he was forced TO take retnge
in the Mayors Office. i ..l
Well, General Lee comes to Richmond,
visits the War Department aud the Presi'
dent, attends divine worship ~ st. Pauls
almost every week, and though our people
love him as our fathers did George Wash.
ington, yeHhe Is never subjeeted'to' any
annoyance, save O look from each 'passer.
by, which silently says - MRy God protect
and bless you. - 'l -r-u1F goo" d n
= ,......,. ...tr.g .u-'
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= 4 Il = s. ~
Scarcely any man has SO grown in pub.
lie favor of late as Montgomery Blair-it
the country may be, jldged by the city.
don't know as there was ever any COM
plant of him in his Official capacity. The,
sffairs Of the Post Dff19si pepaFtmentweF
certainly managed with ability, integrity, Z
liberality and eneray. Probably ne Was-
moi and is not SOAR from the Admins;
tration as many persona suppose. he -
Blair-in that is the head and tront OF
his offending. The manner In which ne
accepted his notice to quit, ana Ia which
he has borne himself since his forced re-
tirement, have shown the quality of1his
uatriotism; o Gud. there are q dozen who
speak we'll OF him now where there was
hardly one three months ago. ,Sai9sUh
'. The NEW YoRKrHEwsPAPsR PRESS. t,t-
A New York newspaper correspondent
writes: aT,snT LIZ. JlG..
ness a revolution in the newspaper business
here, as regards prices, &cl The Veuer-
abisi Journal Of Commerce notifies its pa.
irons that It's rate, Of spbseripti0n hence
| forth will be $l5,. per anhttn. This is
big jump up, but not mores SO than is aetu; !;
ally necessitated by the high prices OF al
kinds Of printing materials, manual LABOR, :,
editorial services, SO. Two Of tne-otner
morning papers, 1t is said Will tnereaSs
their price from four to- six cents each. ol
4 tbe weeklies, two will probably advance
their prices, and theFsn6inder give up, the
| phosk n.t I. .. r. l-r-.f.4 llf.- -s- ~ b
PIrrsBURGH MATTERS. r'
| Business seems to be quite brisk up al
piusburg6, judging from the following
paragraph in the Gdzette: la a-1' ol'e.s
i pittsburgh WIN soon have o; name fol
enterprise iand dash quite equal 70 goml
of her faster neighbors who have for years
been making jest at her slowness. oi
4 compauies, coal companies, manptactu'
ring companies, banks fkquiring huudred
4 Of thousands Of dollars,. IL matters littl
n what the amount; and almost as little wha
/ the name or btsiness1 the stock is eagerl'
: t6kVn, and easily paid for
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Cavalry and Artillery Horses
r.. % Wanted.
ssIsrANr ouARTERNIAETER'S OElIQR,

A sSIsTANF FoUARTERAIASTERS 0IRIoH, /
"a WHEELING, W. VA, November Isl 1865
CAVALRY AND -ABTILLERH HORSES van bS
purchased in tho open market NJ WhOeltlss ". Va
one hundred and hfty-hye dollAFS Sle9l WI be
uaid for cavalry and one hundred and sixty'nVO
dolIars (sl65l for Artillery Horses.
ARTILLERY Horses must be Of dark color, sound IN
an particulars, strong, quick ana active, well pI0'
zen and square trOttsrS In harness, In good ueah
and condition, from six 70 ten yeaTs old and not
IoIs than 16{ hands high, each horse not % weigh
lees than 1,O6l pounds
CSYSiTy aorses must be sound IN AIl particulars
well broken, IN t1I hesh and god condition, IRON
is 70 10 hands high, from 10 yaars Olds and we'll
adapted in every way to Cavalry purpOss9-
N OFdor OF COL. Jia A. RKIN. Cal In charge lat
Dgvs d m a. O. Gus. .ARfSNAS,
n0Ti OaPt. 4 A.o. NJ