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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24


NS HEAVY RoHBERY-$600 Worm OF
GOODS SroLEN.-on Tuesday night a LOT Of
thieves fOFcibly entered the grocery store of
George K. MCMecheu, Market square, and
robbed the establishment of goods to the
amount of about six hundred dollars
They effected an entrance in the, rear Of
the store BY pryiug of shutter aud for.
chilly raising q window. The thieves carried
away two or three bags of coffee worth
fifty cents pound, about a barrel of sugar.
large number of sugar cured hams, 4
lot of dried, beef, about thousand cigars.
valuable gold watch and seal and other
articles too numerous to mention. In fact
there IL scarcely a shelf 10 the store that
does not look vacant aud it seems impos.
sibls that less than dozen men coul5
have performed the labor in the length Of
time they were in occupancy Of the estab..
lishment. The watch and seal were. con.
csAled in desk which the thieves broke
open with ehisel. The seal was an heir
loom, and was valued very highly by Nj.
AcAeShen. The words .Yeritas Homes
tsS," were engraved upon 1t. A large
humber Of postage, check and other
stamps were taken, together with small
amount of postage currency, about one
hundred coPpers and valuable gold pen.
Yesterday morning four or ave hundred
of the stolen cigars were found in 40
empty barrel on the opposite side Of the
street from the store.
a gentleman who was going home 10
hts boarding house late on Tuesday night
saw lot of goods, such as above desert.
bed, lying upon the corner Of the street.
not far from Mr.. McMechen's store, over
which Eve or six men were standing guard.
He hurried on towards the boarding house
and aroused some of the boardsrs. who
called to the men from the win
dow "that they had better let them things
Alone" The thieves responded that .the
OOaEdeFs had better go to hi" and qul-
city walked of with their booty. The
moon shone brightly, and had the Rentls-
man not been stranger in the city, he
might have recognized some the thieves.
The robbery was one Ofthe boldsst that
has taken place for years. While inside
the store the Faseals appeared to go about
their business very deliberately. as evidenr
ees of feast of raisius in the shape of the
Peels or skipsiOf that article of preserved
grapes, were profusely scattered about the
place, intermingled with half consum ed
matches.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

CAIRO, March 2s.-An engaRementsto took
place on the 1eth, IL miles esst of For,
Pillow, between so fedsrals and 100 rebels
IN which the enemy was routed, with a loss
of 90 killed and wounded. L cat-s W
The Sd and 16;h Iowa, 6sth Ohio and
g 10Y stlllneis Veterans have arrived tiom
The 18th Michigan infantry and 5th
Iowa cavalry, Veterans, passed through,
en- en Eog!sSto the front, materially strength:
ened. 49, 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
DSrARRssr o. Ho,4Ie1s -We- IssraJ

eaeARR1sF OF HolELGzs.-We learn
that several prominent rebels residing ct
Bsrkley Springs. in Morgan county. have
been arrested as hostages for the return
Of Senator Beehtol and Delegate wheat,
recently captured At that place by a gang
etsrebel raiders. The hostaRes, among
whom are a couple of young women,
dsugetsFs. of Promineas rebels. are now.
on their Way to This city.
Messrs. Wheat and Bschtol we're ca ptur.
ed while in attendance At the Uuion
League At Bath, the rebels surrounding
the house while the league was in session.
A young lad whose father was member
Of the lsagRe, upon seeing the rebels ran
down to sirJohn'D Ruhlto inform our forces
stationed there, bat before the soldiers
reached Bath the rebels had gone with
their prisoners. The statement published
In the New York papers and in the! tsle.
graphic Dispatches that the rebels were
oYertaksn aud punished, iS erroneous.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
NeW York MarkEn.it

NEW YoRk, March ga.
COtton-Active and tirmer; 1901 for
middliug uplandsi ss@Tl for tlo9 mid
Flopr-6e better and 10 fair demand a
Sc s6@6 95 for extra State: 81 4OEA7 al
for extra R. a. o.; 81 ss@s Is i6S .tfsds
brands. The market closing firm Win M
sellers inside. ~ JEIg,Ezzsy
Wheat-lc better; 81 6a6b,y eb. for
Chicago sprug; 81 646ti IS Tor NlIWan.
kee elu6; 81 66@f 40 for winter Fsd
Western. .3zsSs 80 ava ~
ooru-Dulteud droopInRf 81. IS cash
tor old mixed western in storei Sil23@I
- for new yellow. i.Fl...=', N O. -,
oats-HsaSy aud lever; ss1 sss Tor
Wool-Qaiet and arm, I, 800
PetrolsqW--PiEu; crude sl{
EorklTMore netiYs and femer; $22 for
mess; 81 Is slor.olds do; SEA 2b5ior. nsV
do; s@20 foFoId sud new prime. s$2l
60E922. tor prime mess. 81 . g - -
Beef-- FiImer; "a foEsWa4tern. - 81
Cutsmeats-FirmeF 94(9lO for SboSl.
ders;; 1901 80 for ham; bacon SidsSf sfm
aud more eetive; III for. western onmbsE.
land.euti III 912sf6fa do long Tfbbed.sIg
for 90 short clear l34@I3S for cd d.
II for western long cut halzs.s ~ g = =
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lesirable FIourfnR MN for s

Desirable FIGURING MIN for sale.
Owing 70 other busineSS matters ieiaimipFF nv
" undivided attention, desire to S6ll mn new
GardiB, Monroe Co., Obs. sly = il=i5 rrsIs !
The buildfng u built enthusiastically Of brick size
- By 90 feet eontalna two sets Of BurS aud ali thS
modOrnimprotem6nts aud 6pplianeel
sue Of kpEineS ~ Inch cylinder, - inch stroke
Two double aued boilers 20 fest long 90 inches al.
lively new. The NH enjoys . rood reputat %. Gnd
steady and PEoatahlS patronage q 1Ocnred.
Tor terms and ether particulars, apply ct sardIG,
OnleS V =. HoRNBRO0K.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
Ohio Democratic Convention.

81
COLUMBUS, March 2s.-The Democratic
State Convention organized by the cleo.
ton Of George Rex President
After considerable sqnabbling aud con-
fusion by VHliandigham men, the follow
ing delegates to the National Convention
were elected: Won Allen, Geo. H. Pen.
sney. El - - -. =
Two hundred. aud eleven votes were cast
by. Ysllaudtgham men, Neeessary 10 a
choice 2l6. 80
Geo. E. Pugh and Thos. Barley we're
chosen Electors ON the Presidentiaisticket.
Resolutions were adopted approving tn
pE2seentioh Of the war for. snpjugation OF
states; that the mob spirit now abroad
was &he result Of violation OF the Oo6stT.
tuition by the. party in power; the tyranny
of the present. admtnisIrAtious has soyZn
The seeds aud We are nov reapiug the bar.
-Hestsof crime, S;!t.7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
Correction.

WAsHfHGEoA. March %, The table Of
quotas published i1 this motniug's paper
y wrong, 90 tar IS the numbers TO Be. fur
1 Iasn ~ lae States OF New York, New
Jersey Ia Fennsylyania, Wisconsin, and
itself shows the deficiency In foryrsr az Ia
are not yet completed. The reason Wby
they are not yet completed is thai com
plete returns of eradits to these States have
not yet been received. The numbers to be
furnished by the other States. as efyen in
that table, are the quotas under the cali OF
March LIST, 1884. and deficiencies under ali
previous calls. TheAccount is made unto
the lst of March, except for shs StsteS
above mentioned, and is exclusive of,yete-
ran volunteers Who re-enlistiin The ield.-il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

B6PnoHorEp.-ws are glad to learn
that oapt. Mysra, of the Ringgold Cavalry.
has been promoted to Major. of the 22a Pa
Cavalry. Capt. Myers has served for the
last three years ia Western Virgins, and
no man has performed more arduous and
important services. It's we'll deserved
promotion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
TRUSpERa sAL,M.

DT virtue Of Deed Of Fr16t from Johl Rps.sIl
II 70 Henry Rehols, dated April Let, 1850, and rs
corded In Deed Book q, page 400, Of Ohio County
records and OF ny GppoihtmSnt By ths Creuit Oonft
o. said county, - Trustee place Of sdid RehoiS
WIN sell ct the front door Of the Court House 81
chic County, On Saturday, April oh, 1854, a 10
ssloek a y, g Pu9le auction, for Cash, al that
part Of the City Of WhS6line, laid cut 81 HnSeS W.
ChAPin1 and others, the same described % foloWs:
u fest mont on Eoa street and extending back The
same breadth Is teel ~ an alloy, being the .Smo
property conveyed 70 SAid Russell BY Robert WtitS
by deed dAtSdtA April 1t, 1S6op ga
JOHN G. CHANDLER,
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prTas coUnsr4lYs j5llfiI.eMrber. ar. no,

. II
p6FTHR County, JAiL.-There are now
in thecOdn1 Jail, IN this city. ten parsons
convicted Of yariodF offences in different
parts of The. State, aud, sentenced TO the
Psnitsntiaty. oas is from Upshar, one
nom Nonopgalia, one iron Wood one
iron MarlOn,= one from Tyler, and i've
from Ohio county. In view Of The increase
OF State prisoners iailor Jones is taking
steps to make the necessary repairs to the
gail 70 secure Ahsir sStely. EThs Legisla.
'pFs At It's last session passed an. act cen.
'eFtinE the jail of Ohio counlyoinIo . tenn
poFary psnlssutihry, and providing for the
Improvement OF the lnslitatiSn, but owing
% the fact that other matters have been
pressing upon the time oflthe Executive
no steps have as yet been taken towards
the said Improvement. As soon as the
Improvements arc made the -consiots will
ssset At work anu t&hadss 10 earn their
bread BY hsIsRsat6U tGsir respective
E'SNssSsces EfkF % -oa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
A0WEST1RN vIEsIH1A ConYEaRuon-

AOWEsFsRE v1EoIS1A conyRanrs. =
The appointments made AZ the recent sss.
sion Of this Conferences for wheeling Dis.
trict are - follows
Wheeling Dilttict-J. Drummond, P. z.
Fourth Stre6t-Alsx. Martin, D. b.
Chspline StTeet-J. B. BlGkeney,
North Street,. Ball.
South WheSlipg-s Hutehsas.
Moundsyille-T. B. Hughes.
Marshall-T. d. Trainer.
GreOne-- Davis.
New MartinsVille-C. Conner.
Grave Oreek-R L. woodward.
9annington-H. 3. Williamson.
frtadelphia-J. L. CLARK.
short Greek and Libsrty-R. W. Way
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

8RTaE 4Tu wlsr v1ae,sn IrTAhrnx
is expected to arrive 10 the city this even.
ing or TO morrow morning. The regiment
left Cincinnati Tuesday morning on board
the sllyer,star No. 2.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
EAST WHEELINo.

Our Collector will call on bscriber. In
East Wheeling to day, and hopes to End
all prepared to pay up promptly, for four
weeks subscription.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

WAsHIEeToA, March 2s.-Ths Commit
tee on Ways and Means it is reported viii
not tax whisky on hand but WillImpose 4
tag Of Boo. on al manufactured SIter the;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
New YORK 1Iorar IlIarEst, e

-, -, sa'e INV YoRE, March 285
ela-ltreg RlS6ttled and 6rm 3 u
ePsnlegs an h adgaueiug To- Gel decline
ing 20 -ss4 ana closing quiet So. 60. q
NEW YoEk, Miteh 2s-ll r, n
The folf6Sib g. The cio i;15 g -,
nightls public stock board: a.
GoId-lse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
HOUSE,


Mr. Herman asked leRvesto Introduce q
resolution for the Special Committee to
enquire whether civilians in the employ
OF the government were sent home at the
government expense to vote. at elections.
Mr. stevens objected unless the inquiry
De conducted by the Committee on the
Conduct of the War.
Mr.. Keruan would not consent:
Mr.. McClnrg, Of No, rising 10 a uersonsl
explanation, repeated and sought 10 prove
the charge heretofore made against his
colleague, Nj. Blair, OF having violated the
treasury regulations by smuggling LIQUORS
into the army, and produced an army order
signed by Gen. Rosecrans, TO show the
talsity of Mr.. Blair'S remarks, that free
persons of color had not been removed
from Missouri and sold into slavery. Ia
mad the same compassion for Mr., Blair as
ne had for condemned criminal, aud in !.
dnlged in severe personal reflection upon
has colleague. ..s.sa N 90. :, !
air. Blair asked that = special COMMITTEES
9e apPolnted,to examine the charges of
MS colleague, who had uttered base and
Wilful falsehood His colleague had Zen
me place OF the torgsrer and fAlsifier and
he lBlairl pronounced him (MColurRl 4 an
Infamous liar and scoundrel. ~
The Speaker said Rnch language vac
against the rules aud deeorum OF The HonSe
and called upon the House. to aid him In
enforcing the rules. 80 .
Mt. Blair said no other language could
be used Ia regard to allegations so false.
base and utterly Contemplate. 75s
+ Nj. McClnFg asked Blair 70 look at his
(BIatr's1 own signature to the liouor Law
ri Mr.'Blair replied with passionate, ear
nestpess that he would look ct nothibpi
that came from that infamous scoundreI.
Much excitement, confusion. and disor. !
der prevailed throughout the proceedings.
Finally the Eesolutionato appoint a Select
COMMITTEES to inquire into the allegations
OF MoClurg, was adopted.
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, from the Commft.
tee on Judiciary, asked and the Commit
tee was discharged from further consider.
alton of the memorial asking for the i'm.
peaehmeDtof Judge Miller, 20 Iowa.
The House proceeded To the consideration!
of the amended national currency and
bank bill.
"A resolution WAS passed instructiup the
Ways and Means Committee to enouire
into the expediency of imposing an adel
quate duty on all wool imported from for
sign countries after the lst of July next
Aessrs. Highly, Clay aud Pr1yn were
appointed Select Committee 10 isvs so
Blair.
Mr.. Hooper favored the establishment of
National banks and thought the system of
State banks unequal to the present ext
genctes. Without action the House ad-
journed. " -
: D. = %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

- PARboSEDs-eGeoF sNeWmaHI Who
was eoagteled Sc Burglary in Hancock
Ssaasy some tgoi ssrisi .ago, and Who has
'A'1eFiy been confined in the isil of lhls
county HaJ been psFasnIsd s. ts EaSsr-
esF,'teF SSti6fdCtOry reasons set forth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

B0Tho Spring Tern OF de Federal
Court eommsncss today 10 Clarke.
gstgh, aud will commence 10 THE city next
week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

1@ApaIL MAeAzlAtu.-Harpsr,. Nag.
azine, price 80 csntsi Atlautio Moa.hIy,
Continental Monthly and Lsslis's Ten
Gent Monthly, for sale by
W.P. MCKELysT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
As,s,IA,E egLntaat!ltIaiI lo11IddEs

WheStink, ". Va R0bFuarS ~ ira X /
"A LLdeAler1in Drug, Hardware, lion SfeSi I'm
bels Le9theE, HaEn; =, GsdGSdIory ~ sdgsSt!
week sealed proposal % liSt N isSitefs n m
aFteies thsy 9Fo prepared 70 farnISh 10 ti1 Depof
g sneEs notice With the pEieS q each m6FkSd IN
PAN 20 that IN case tbs 01ff6neisI a ~
service require II ths article or arfleie3 - "a -
tains1 1lthg1t delay and a the lowest iriee.
% sell % thil .pspot fHiIl- Hem.
ra0rnin =. 9sRARNSW0RFH. sffS5lssl
fi captain Nna Assistant onaTfo F-nlaSfss-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
Circular Saw MINUS

lHE ndsr-igned is now manufacturing AT clsrt..
y burg, Wet Ea4 Improved CircuIar saw MIMI
many teatnres OF which are Of iia own ibYe t15,
and SnerA them Tor slleOnas Reasonable tsru,S o2
the times will admit - IN -
gee ths loHoWtnB testimony Of those using them,
hEAR HARAiSoNTILLR, ". VA, Sent itI6sF
Z AiR Ira HAR1.=-sir. ne have been nsInE The MIN
ye9 made for US tor the last months md ia oSS
ration has been entirely sltIsfaethFy. - ~
-FOUR new Frctt0u Head Blocks arc rI,y ~.
xenient and efficient and absolutely me ri
liability to get ont Of repair. Yours n NV
PARK6R IRELAND
SRERNWuoD, NJ W. va X. q. ~
T. - - = t'us f1' sos HDecemher.llEa3
nj, I nave been nsing one Of Ira Hart's Imprnyed
y! R.oo. q ill7f 5Lf- - ~ Hne =. 3
IT. operation L ali that copId DO desired.
The Head Blocks are novel and rsniRfE tbIv CON.
1sn n 60 HUGENIUS MfGRY
WRasTRR, W. Va, HEAR tIiS,osr
An using one Of ara Hart's InproySd utrcai,r
son wishing Mil, 70 buy one OF them -. :
= =. n, sil-el .1i {t. u 10 J.. N. skARRRR
HM guarantee these Mills to ont 100 Il q more
lumber Per day than any other NM vi III the SSbo
nAnu9 and power. -- lt4sftil IzIi INA ~ nm
stean Engines. both Portable and stati; nSrT. on
hands suitable for running the above MIIls
,Engin . OF my own or an other maui Eactur, fur
niaaea 70 ORDER. - mrl4S III 9kA HAR,P
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

= NsT YSRK, I March IA Wa.bt1gioo
special to The Post says Gen. Grant waited
on the President this morning. Its sup
posed that he leaves for the front this at
terno6n. Atif t.t 4
IT. probable that Gen. Smithlvtll be
assigned to the command of the armies of
the East. when Gen. Grant is absent ut the
West. Il is said that he will be confirmed
y the Senate as Major General TO day.
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-InoendiarigInl il t7Viokshnrr.o,'

lnoendIaFism IN VieksbuFg.
9 iMEHPHis, March 2oE Adyises from
Vicksburg too aArchs1bihl report large
number of tires. Several government
storehonses had been set on are. by 80.
eeudlatles on thai day. A large railroad
depot and several Adjoining buildings we're
eminent properly.
There is no news from the expedition
to Shreveport. = Z .agIl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

- ..Iios-I BUNUHlENs No. u IL
III ummoiI9 Esa Cohse, Ut ,Carh Sod b.,4, !, y
IlGaEretI'e SuuH pSeiis1iR - 1,,,r, mr.,
aud bl8dderS peuosI IN I,.,,a IRE
DAVIS Pain Killer O,Istife ssan gs,,,t,;s a =
Ground Spices, prime ESSFucrS MI Si,,,ls III
= d J-.,-ys - Castor and sweet Ola
~. g - WOOL CGacentrated Lye,
4tst9l' - sst4 Excelsior BdkIuE poVydef
t5. n ss5et els icis RlndOys Glass :, - :.
attE ~. Z, Al Alndpl Rlesks, 81; 6iZea,
= ISSttl l1let, !&c.b III, 46. it'.
q 0tba4e0y SiI " 5H+1 TIL HOGAN 90. fsu.l
z ~ ha4,,,,s 49, q and LG8ANs LIST 4 10.
nF9 Wholssals = Retail DrpEgigts, y hseif1S7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

seoAIao, March 20 The stea6lmer Per9v
from Memphis, midnight Sunday, has ar
SIZE reports that tont women. more mr.
less irJarsd, and twelve chiidfen dead had
been taken from the futns OF 4 fallen mild.
Ing and up %, abe 0time the steamer LEFT
WeFe eatrhiqg f9I 9th era D 8 Z, :, I tttifi
Eighty eight rebel ptiSpners1er bfoaght
up on Sunday and forW&fdsd to Camp
Chase Tonight. stxHfh e .s1
z. INV YoRx, March a. The Savannah
Rsp95llsan ef The 4ih, hes q FnmgpF nat
the Yankees were landing 10 considsfaSIe
force the previous evening ~ Darien.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

Purify Your Blood. - -
Nov Z tbs tine 20 drive cut fron the system TIE
IN lurking Pot!onl WhIei indae6 disease EPSonlel
enjoy better heAlth and live longer BY clean
6lood-relnoying IL a1gg sSiIITs ifto
aoG In ita original purity and IIgor.
pR. oRoOK's7YEaRrkBtK EXTRACT
Il tie most eGsctnhl Alternative and Ionie knov,
a1a thsEsless ne bsst medicine iot tie pprPpSe,
thoFItB 20 bsttor Fem6dy. = - 91A = ~
Prieo ol.0o bottio. Sold hy 3FfF ~
Il s. T.. q. LOGAN q co. u
aAdL09ANS LIST q co. &
IRIS 1nleose - - & 8 HhsSling. W Ia.5s
- Canada Barley 49,
GtAnA1A 1ARIEY, for SD IN lalS ar
NJ taEesAst CT n " !F1iTgllIlsli
WhoOllng BrsWer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

DUCK CREEK LURRIoATERG on.
HB. only natnrGlt oil In ths market IL n tue
pslt IEIeAkor 70 pasi 70 decided by railroad
Man9gsTs, who glVe IL the preference over Mi n.
Iaetuted OIL. It y equal 10 Lard oil az : LnbFesiSr
hna e9sts one half tossli rs BAHR Gus received md
LOT ls1 ds pysz e aHsbu TfH.j LOJAN.a IT,
r5fs and LIZ Ns LIST, 40.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

Don't forget the place, Ne. "a, Monroe stree.
" @F4 T. d MS7t virginia MoUrN1r zoo
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Higgins GALLERY

Higgins Gallery,
MONROE STREEIl.
~ BstEsea Maia ADD Market, -
DHoT0GRAPH S-Plain or Gui,hsd In on
or IndA thk, from life or copied lou Ola
-toA Rid PHOTOGRAPHS - Pa,tion,,-
PAM taksn with this populAr stvle Of picture
81 fSisaltOTOGhAPH ALBUAIa-AtI ess than
: ssAl.sgoOd variety Of oIIT Z ROSEWOOD FRAMES
WI slssAys be on hand n reasonable prieesS
z we -. ~ Lsass, - {za. j.. 900
SPRING TKADE, 1854. -
MERoHAETS Families. 54.
Al5haDufAeturers, Physicians,
-lslsa-.tfs. ana Others
are respectfully Invited 70 exGmtaa orr tTRe htac
4oH = q ~ i'slF = III
Dr9gs, 81 Paints, 5n 80 Oils, So 80.
S asalelneS H. Sarnishes, brushes,
grocer Goods, NotionP, GlassWATe,
s.+si PATENT 10 .4rsss MRDICINFs 8 =.
al toF sale ut the lowest cash pri.es ~, ~ h "a
WHITE LEAD IL OIL 49,
various brands including Iiueinrstt anebn- ypJtts
9nIshJ Baltimore PhiladsI phin, Ace 7 = - -
s 5oFi SAFE Py eraas u 7: u LU1AE CO.,
and LOGAN, Lfsf a co, H
Z -mEgll @holsale 4,ResaiI iTuyRi.ts WI. cling.
IIHSEED or. q -
tORIAE WEsTERNS raw and boiled
10 ~ GNE For sal5 by q ~
ytftfE5sst sisf.yl 4. II. LOGAN & GO.
mi0 sa.l, No., and LlGAN, LlST 4 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

WAsHlNsToS, Jan. % The sub. commit.
tee OF ways aad Means will report an On.
tire supplemental tax bill on Tuesday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
DRY GOODS.
NJ IL w
ID II " GOOD -
MILLINERY STORE,
MO- IL First st
B. B AU NJ

B. B a U NJ
WToULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the people Of Evansville ard vicinity that
ne has opesca Dry Goodsand Millinery Store In
the house teroaeris occupied by Mrs. Spsigslberg,
at No.lt firsr street
. ! - "a ks
ot ,S every Kind ana STYLE rss.i-nsse or mAnaTAe-
he is nov receiving ANA ss,eainS the larssst
French Millinery
Ever brought 70 this market, wkseh was s.lac,.a
Ia the East by Mrs. RAuu. We have 4 Fr~nch
Muhner who eannst be exeeaieA ia her line by
any artistic. y
Also on hand, a beautiful selection Of Hair
Braids, Fronts, sn& Curis Tor Ladies'
He has also a fall stock Of
Domestic and Dress Goods
or the latest and best styles All Of which VII
be sold by wk alasNie retail at the lowess rates
have also large supply OF
boots GO Shoes.
which 1 viii sou sxoscdips,y low. IS DO not in
tend to kesp thqm any longer than san sell tbs
stock on haad. sepSi-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04

+ The only safe and sure cure. Il con
sins Bo cpsas, OF deleterious drugs, no min.
al ~ other injurious compounds common
.remedies generally sold for this class Of
iscase. u is 50 efheaeious that Physicians
ets generally use il In their practice in
q chronic and dangerous cases
80 Use 20 Cholera mixtures or doubt.
4 compositions, lmany Of which under.
.'He sad ruin the constitution when you
"a obtain an unfailiag remedy as simple
ad safe IS BlaokherFies themselves.
Ask Tor DtNON's BLAcKBEgKY CARHIEA.
svA, aai see ihai the proprietsr's name is
'riiien ga the outside wrapper Of each bot
Prepared only by
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04

Cash Assets......".....S836. 900 90.
II. KELLOGG, Pres. w. b. CLARK, seet'y.
IN Jhe s9aftatis adjustment, and Dromps Cash 70
sponss % losses, The PHOENIX stands prs-eaaiaestl al
TIE head ef ~ pyofsasioHj Vhiis u szfensigs ,raef
seaf and rst-ciass business sgsts ef loessf agenefs
- rot e1oeiLsd bg any similar eorpvral the woYz
fnsuraneies solicited, end poiielea issued and re.
LsNed In this leading Co porateH, 1t fair rates b.
J. w. NEX5Ef, Resident Agent,
ONCE, Marble Hall Building, Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04

onseiaI Vote for Governor in Iss,
and SEA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
ral.l...... 60 g g ].


EFFFE7 - = = y
Majority for Jossph K EdgsrtoB. ase,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04

Majority for James A. craFsns, 3,7O0. Wglfer
Q. Grsshan recsived anmbsr Of votes IN some
of the soeutiss