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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-25
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC

Is great healing, purifying and self-curng remedy
quirng medical aid advice, plain directions for
accompany each bottle of the medicine. It is very
agreeable to the TASTE and perfectly harmless to the
stituton efectually the vrulent
e private disease and restore the system to perfect
stats Of health and purity
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-25

This Medicine will Cure Gonorrhoea, elect,
Structure, Seminal Weakness, or Sperma-
torrhea, Chordee, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, and all Diseases of the Sexual
Organs caused by Contagon or Weakness of
either Sex Males or Females
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-25
GTOP THAT COUGH.
DIR. GATHERS
@ O U G. HI B A l. = A Nj

Stop THAT COUGH.
DIR. CARTER.s
@ O q @ III B A l. 3 A M
Will Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma Consurnp-
ton, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
the Side aud Breast Whooping Cough,
Group and all Diseases of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs.
The most perfect, pleasant and efcacious remedy
discovered for all diseases OF the Threat, Chest and
Lungs, is
DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM.
Reader, have you a COUGH, COLD or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs? Do not neglect it. Delay is
BILE remedy,
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM,
Which Immediately STOPS THE COUGH, and cures the
WORST COUGHS and COLDS in few days THIS
BALsAM is the most perfect soothing, healing and iafa
lb remedy known to the civilized world for all diseases
n. B.-Ask fo- DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM, and
take nothing else.
Price 70 cents fortria bottle large bottles 81 50 per
bottle.
Sold at DR.. E. EAsTERLY & CO.'S Family Medicine
Store, of Third Chestnut streets ST. Louis
and at SO Madison street, Chicago, Ills. oct27dly
nR. EASTERLY'S AMERICAN LINZ
~ MENT.
Win Cure Bruises sprains, Cuts, Wounds, Rheumatism
Contracted Tendons Sweed Joints Pain or Weak
in the Back, and all Local Seated Pain in the
System.
This is the best LAiment offered the public. Its
VOLATILE penetrating and healing properties duse them
selves to the very BONES and give the sufferer instant
lief.
1t is the most efficacious Linement ever invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS
1t will Strains, Cuts, Bruises, Chafes, Calls
Scratches, SPAWN, Ringbone, any Wound of Bone
MUSCLE
Such powerful curative properties combined in
DIR. EAsTERLY'S AMERICAN EMINENT
Nl,at
MAN and BEAST after all other Lninents and remedies
fail.
sS- Price 70 cents per bottle.
eBF- Sold at DR.. L. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine
Store corner of Third and Chestnut Streets ST. Louis
and 80 Madison street, Chicago, Ills.
DIR. EasterIy,s Medicines are sold at
Wholesale III this city by
oct271y DIR. j. Is. AUMPiIEREYS & co
, 1865-03-07

"freproof,' and of a nature calculated to hold
the fire, to run thereby the risk Of burning a
whole neighbourhood.
For some time past we have heard that the
Government were to bring in Bill to give
them power to create aud maintain a system for
controlling and extinguisbing fires in the metro
polls absorbing the men and plant of the pre-
sent establishment Of the insurance Offices but
there seems no probability of this at present,
nor is it on the whole desirable, seeing that they
(tbc Government have already quite as much,
or more, on their hands than they can convent.
emily manage nor is it probable that it could
be done by them in tia mode which is best cal.
culated to make the required protection tho
roughly complete, aud If the nature required by
the public. In She "I'ires in the Metropolis
Bill" it is proposed to begin with q tax of
100000. The next proposition is that the pro-
lection Of the metropolis from fire shall be en-
Trusted to the metropolitan Board Of Works,
who are to be empowered to purchase the ex-
isting plant # the L2ud II Fire Engine Esta-
bIishment and levy sach necessary rate on the
ra'epayers Of the metropolis as may he required
to meet the expenses Of maintaining it but
this is a proposition / f. ei sure will be opposed
by all tie parish Il Ike metropolis, and the
ratepaycI8 generally, FIR though the Insurance
Offices would have t. contribute towards its
maintenance, s III it would be impossible TO con.
troll tie expenditure in Il satisfactory manner,
or to fix u point which should be the maximum
the ratep0yels would have to contribute. /
think that this propose also viii not be the ole
calculated to pry.ect tie public in the manner
required, and ii viii. 10 greed by most Of US
t0ac we have quite enough rates already for
other purposes, none OF which, it may be re-
naked, dec ease in am unit, and that any fur
, 1865-03-07

astic delight in all the loyal States, and
has occurred most opportunity for its
appropriate recognition in company with
the celebration of the birthday of the
Father of His Country, and Secretary
Stanton has accordingly directed that
salutes be fired at noon to-day at every
military post and headquarters through
out the country. A meeting Of our pro-
minent citizens will be held to-day to
arrange for o grand celebration. The
public buildings in Washington will be
illuminated tonight in honor of this and
otherrecent greatnational successes. The
dispatches which we publish this morning
are illustrated by a map Of Charleston,
showing the portions of it burned by the
last and the previous fires, and that part
rendered temporarily uninhabitable by the
Union guns,
, 1865-03-07
ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA.

Letters from Sicily, received on Thurs
day, announce an eruption of Mount Etna.
II will be remembered that the mountain
showed signs Of activity on the first day
Of the year, when u smart shock OF earth
quake was experienced throughout the
surrounding country. A letter from Mes
Bina Of the 5th inst. thus describes the
eruption :-"During the last few days u
fresh eruption Of Mount Etna has taken
place. 1t being an extraordinary specta-
Gle, and q phenomenon only repeated at
long intervals, I went to the mountain at
the first receipt Of the news, and stayed
there two days Notwithstanding the eX-
cessively bad weather. The lava is not
abundant ut its source, and Immediately
divides itself into two principal branches;
neither are the two torrents very wide.
That which [ have seen and the largest,
was about Is metres high, and of q width
Of $50 or 300 metres. It issues on the
east side Of Etna, and hardly reaches the
border of the cultivated vine districts, but
it has overwhelmed two cottages, and if
it continues it will probably destroy the
villages of Mascali and Piedimonte at
least it is likely to take that direction, for
it is impossible to establish the laws by
which these masses Of red hot
liquid matter are guided. The other
branch runs down the northern side, and
threatens the village Of Llnguagrossa.
This is the smaller torrent, and 1t IS al
ready subdivided into several ramihca-
tons, which tend to take "a course in the
direction of the uncultivated region A
letter from Catania, Of the 5th inst, on
the same subject, says :-"We arrived
here on the 2dinst., and came from Bron-
to by Piedimonte and Clara, to get a
view of the eruption. The daylight pre-
vented our seeing much, but after dusk
we saw one Of the principal streams OF
molten matter, and all day were stunned
by the tremendous noise. CannOnadlng
is nothing to it. There are five craters
hard at work and various streams. No
accommodation is to be had near !; so it
is not accessible TO ladies, or | would
make all effort TO go. Foreigners and
S%icilians are pouring towards the spot.
! am afraid to give particulars, as ru-
mours are conflicting +; but be certain
that there is much to see awfully grand,
and more to hear than most peoples tym-
panum will bear."-MahG Times, Feb. 9.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-10

TAKE PARTICULAR N0TICE-pr. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves hy
npropep Indulgence and solitary habits which ruin
10Th body and mind, uniting them for either bus
y ess, study, society or marriage, ~ In ...,.
" Dr. JOHNSON has for many years exclusively de-
1ed his attention to the treatment Of the disorders
,ferred to in these testimonials. ...n ..,,a,,t1
Address, DIR. CHAS. F. JOhNSON,
30 No. l3 East Friend Street, ColaInbns. OHIO.
. ,octl0-d&wly. ..pBl ,.ga.. ."l.' .ujs.' t' ''4H
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J[Yrom The olNewIYork WorId.J /

."THB FfRsT NAfIoaxL PErRoIEuM CoMPANY
first class Organization, whose officers are Of tn
highest standing and we cheerfuliy recommend it
to all parties desrous Of purchasing relabls stocks.
The General Superintendent is pioneer in the Oh
business. and well known asa most efficient mana
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DISEASES OF, THE BLOOD, &C. I

Dr. Johnson--Dear,S Sir--l must again state that
our remedies for sorofula and blood diseases are
eally excellent For scrofnla syphilis or impurities
the blood, find they never fail to cure when
,sed as direcledH ~ have succeeded in curi g the
orst cases of syphilis now in our hospitals, in the
, saot.spaceof twon0nth%gcw II frStfE ND.
Cincinnati, December IS, 1868. ,,t ylIylu
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m, A., w.. : ~ !. = -. VI, Z

i Lf;,d,, From The New York Evening Express.lr5t
Our teegraphic dispatches received to-day from
the Oil Regions inform US Of the striking of 2Op
barrel flowing well on Cherry Run. NEAR The FIRST
NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoMHANY's PsopERrY.+t
Cherry Run Stocks win bein demand to.morroy.
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ImPoRTANT TO LADIES.

Oar Periodical Drops will bring. on the monthly
'I.ckness in cases of obstruction from any cause;
rrice slO9' N,Bs-Lsdiss Eboare ?, ,esnsntshoul ID
S6t use them. =. -
Tonic for female weakness. a certain cure " OO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-10
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

i'rDf.' Johnsoni1f have cured, blythe use Of your
remedies several patemts that hase been inmates o
The Lunatic Asylum from tbe evil effects of seminal
weakness or sedentary habits. Forsuch cases con-
'iNG - FF'T'I7 II HIT ~ ~. iSALLlNS, NJ. u.
Albany, N. Y, October l5, 1868.
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Reputation Established! !

Mfrs. g. "A. sfggeas is truly q
,,Wblic. beMefasce,'css, and hc9'
OHn1es-5asy SsEcCoss is usspre-
Il ese2etetG. Her fame naed
. tesu GiSeoUe,.tcs Akere y gone
g6rOGti, 0s.a so-tswy she is
in Res. lime the largest mani
uf0ctsSrcss fse the aCOrld. .c
's Everybody Interested,
,Y'Osth and old age are alike
besee eGgeM aby Ihe asse of Mrs.
S. II. .4sleaa's Worlds Heir
ReSsores' and Hair Dress
ing They act di1.ectgy ssl,Oss
the roots Of the hair, causing
lwGMriGmt groaUfhaasd 6easg-
sy.r Y'Oisr I,Gir,sf changed to
grey Orosulsdse by sickness or
other. cGasses, aoiIl soon be re-
stored to its natural color
and beauty. DNs,drWf erGss-
icAteG, sf0reUer.5 The Hair
failing stopped. The most
delicGte heeyfs-dress on. IbOas-
Metc0ss besUOras s0itAOsst fear
ofSoiIssss. 1se a,sosf fdelsght-
6MI fragrance TO the hair is
/ impaired. IF ,yOM .sUislss TO
4l'estOa'e e' yomi'z hair ,ea as f,,
rJOWtt, and retGim1itJ
life, 'sC5tIsOast delay purchase
=, bhofxle h Of essct Of .zzrs. S. "A.
81 EIIess's Worlds Hair Re
"a . :t0sea. assd Dressing. ,'' 81. @.oe9 ,lo, |
bod Sold by Druggists Throughout the World |
olg bhs PRINCIPAL SAFES OFFICE, q 1891 |
19S &c 200 Greenwich St., New-York. |
0octies dsodk,9iy 3e 'i7pnJd lityd hlod
ySX sGto T'Y AfToSal 20 iqis9s1 no aI % iuas 9J
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E FINE ,ALBuMsM4 TO ORDER. .Es
'.'i' y ''i CARD PHOrOGR Apis f'OTn'

Our Catalogue now embraces over, FIVE. THottJ-
SAND different subjects to which additions Are
continually heing made Of Portraits Or EfaifSht
Americans etc., viz: about l2ioe tas. aiesul adj
200 Brig: Generls, $50 Other Officers, Is6 fjGnes
N5 Colonels. ,Sl75 Navy 6dicefs. 12S Authors,
46 Artists, las Stage. 1Ii sl., go ,Pron7inent
Including reproductions Of the most celebrated En-.
kfavfngs9 Paintings, Statues. etc. Catalogues sent
on receipt Stamp. An order for One Dozen Pro-
Of u 80. and sent BY mail, FisEE " '7'r 'HS'
n photographers and others ordering goods q. .O ID.
win please remit tMenty-Gve per cent. Of the amount
S hs pfices and quality Of S our goods cannot fan
t0satisfy. .G0iIniig1I sloba5m91f sif 01b1T d'
a,aprii 6-d&vtf.n 5is ofad on daidR suigos sid 10
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MahteruCo Commissioner,s salS.

George Plank 7-Gourt of Common Pleas Of
vs.; JIsgaI b otirBranhlin C6unty,P
CppstlAn May ct All Ohio.
I'M OF AN .QRnER, u0F
hessid Court tonne directed, will offer for sac
t public auctopI at tho door Of the. Court HOUSE.
IA heeity sef Gelapbps, On ~
.Thursday, the 10Th day of fNeyember,-A.
nr-ulsaIo p, 1865, ~sz1C
..Saa4aSSaR 3 M}.tha Siuklba,oribed real d.
Thsgssst halfef letlNg; thirty lae, and the we,t
ws,'sSIasp fpSfsIsss Il EtFsSssaIis SgssaI e0uashiQ,
alsdl Oae bnslls.I, 80, sniaWM! DOMIGANpiA
.RrirhefsfeosS Sl.5dI iMIb'sgST
0ctl7 -dltkwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-10

OFFICE HouRs-Ofice opens at TX A. NJ, and
sloses atTH P. NJ. Sundays, opens at A. M. and
closes at 10 A. Nj,
JULIUS j. WOOD. p. M.
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Peter Martins Hot AirFurnaces.
CoLUMBUs, February 18th, 1865. !

COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1866.
TO ,ohon, Ibis may Concern
Peter Martin, of Cincinnati, has placed
his PATENT IMPROVED HoT AIR FURNACES
in our High School and District School No.
s. The Furnaces in District No. have
been in use two years; those in the High
School during this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction. For effir
cheney in warming, quality of heat, econo-
my of fuel, and promptness of action, they
deserve special commendation. l cheer
fully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode OF
heating. o. 'f'2..''' E. D. KINGSLEY,
Supt. of Public Schools Of Columbus.
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From The New YORK Herald 4


i9f'tNews has been received and abuhdanty Com
rmed from several sources Of tho striking Of new
40 barrel Well on Cherry RAN sbovothe Reed Well.
"A FEW RODS PROM THE fKoPERTY OF THE Ffasr
NATIONAL PErRoLErM CoMrANY." 'n.,ia',.so -
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Is q.
RAILROAD.
e e-HC
Three Trains Daily,
1fr,r M EXCEPT SUNDAY. nyg .
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on The
Little Miami Il Columbus e. Xenia
SHGUa Railroads. WGH &
ssYo'iiil FIRST TRAIN. . MEX, III !
NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves Columbus at ll35P.
ssHa sGH e ossne sfSI shsss hsS.' New GSHaS
Wellineton, Grafton and Berea' arriving at Cleve-
land at $40 A, M. s,r ,f .t,iacqn, slgdsns age O
% 8. p q 3 D. SECOND TRAIN. .dn& aahiS
n NEW YORK sEXPRESS---Leaves Columbus at
1910 A.. M. Will stop at Delaware, iCardington
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby. New London, Wellington
.S'oaiIiI 80 ,Iiaaoo THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRESS--Leaves Columbus at 24g
p NJ Will stop all stations south of Shelby, and
At Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Berea. ~ r. = ssfANA II Al EtO
CONNECTIONS.
% At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
Al Grsstlihe with Pittsbprg, e, Wayne and Chi
caeo Railroad for Pittsburs, Phiadelpha and Balt-
At Shelby, with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railrosd for MI points on that road Also. for Tole
~ At dHG Grafton Tor Toledo and Chicago.
ha At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Eric,
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston Boston '''
Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON all
K Might Trains 70 Chicago, New
D1 80 zhr9ii York and Boston. @h
sFBsggage checked through 10 New Y ork and
Boston, via Clcyeland; also TO Philadelphia and New
Y ork, via Crestline. 80 -it3nu
IN
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 345A M.
Cincinnati Express y arrives at~ Columbus at LAO
z. NJ. --
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus at
l.9+5 p! M o9I0Ys oilJ TO 6l5OI0IT Ut I
Fare'as Low as byahy, other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Grestlins or Cleveland.
EsIe atyi IolsR ss.sso =. $, lELIET, l, IT,. Z, o,,J
Igi,oa qssra ,sid6 IAmEs PATTEKsoS, t,lss On.
Columbus. as, 1865 1'' . n. 0 ~"
y
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
al .qai.lIAd o
.15idss5 COKNERcOF % .siI s's1iJ
Wood and Third Streets,
aPiTTsRuRcH,PA "a. !
EssWH,Ef 0U Oig G-.i f'fsS S&-l IVA ii l
H. ssfLtl o9fion iriis 90 .75nui .a is9d gdt VI
SEITHER 50 RIAL, Proprietors,.
lgiMi yanTs ~ i9mijiH1 .is asiil aigos q .9h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-10

~ CINCrNNArI, April 2s, 1884.
Having used during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manu- utactured and put up BY Mr.. Peter
Martin. willingly testify to the very general salts
faction it has given me. :,
# 10 q a''t'i t' . 3S6 West Sixth Street.
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National Petroleum Co,
GOOD PROPERTY
forany and all persons to hold. VI

.asrnElA qiIs SO rraIoh9 aiiE'
Il 10 n0sgTu> 1ir--.g ,YlE moi aIE
,st d tn -,4;t, ,.. nifi rrfiT e.ffn.'- rr,r.tfj
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Testimonials from the Medicai Pro-
,.A tVtntgt fessiOn and -Others@ ir,N j.

Testimonials from the wedfca1 Pro.
.e,jA iOssswfession and rOthersM iH", j.
Mr.. EDITOR: tits with pleasure make known the
ol0wng facts to the pablid, believing my mony
a. may be Of service tb somp invalid who has hitherto
failed to obtain re efsu At oil events doing no
npre ban TO- the medical gentlcmen Of your
city! in eonfessng that have successfully treated
several very bad cases seminal woakness and ie
now prescribedby DR.. J0hpson.. % -. sln2 :.
: For female weakness, do not know of ANYTHING
that con equal thosel remedies. have prescribed
fhemfor great many rho have been troubled
for years with weakness. and in every case periec
bure has been effected; sonel very bal cases have
yielded to this mode of treatment in he short space
Of twG1Yf9'eahS hS3TIJYYu% ~ FEpsSftifREl@lN. NJ D!
,qi,CleYeland. o., Dee 2Si, lssS- oainao1 odT,
iinl lf 91ifI l,rp W--TT ~ iGgullri si-.Atl1 ~
Certificate q from the Rev. Or. Hanils
ton C..Freneh, Of ftMontreal.0 7
Icertify that DR. Johnsof's medicines have cured,
my wife, who was subject TO, debilitylmany years.
The medicines were used only ty2 np%Nh;u %4nths h
wee ....l q HID, NV.
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I,PHOTOGRAPHlIaC[y' a[yIl IALI.BtU1m1IIs,.. n \ n !.

/ Wewere thofrst tointrodpoe these into the United
States, and we manufactufe Immense quantities In
great variety ranging hprce from b0 cents TO $50
each. Our A AltBu MS have the reputation Of being
They will DO sent by plsib FRnE, on receipt of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-10

.bggor From TheNew York Tribnns.1 10
8 l"THE FIRST NATIONAL Is che name Of the petror
/ leum Company whose prospectus and map are be
fore US. The names which we see among The Dir
rectors are ample Recommendations for this Compa-
ny. and sufficient guarantee Of its future manase-
lmensamiL iT-C .yoI ,aaoI W9E
-glus bus - lGliaaJ p {,a 1bj9t 9lli39ab9i |
5it t.li 1nfit 4Iaterol i39d gJgd sT01GlD |
10, 3ai..r,alo.J l0 ehIud uai% rdi QD hi |
rB ALL ORDERS BY MAIL Oh
WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO UNTIL
THE Stock is ALL SOLD, So p. 5aaal % alid goi
.iH3
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ii have used for two winters MIR. Peter Martin'sHot
Air Furnscein my dwelling, and am well satisfied
with its operation. ,,.. ,. = = ,-.-.-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-10

90 p S1tl November Goth, 1861. ! |
Mr.. MARTINI This is to certify that we tried th'
Furnace you built for u.s. and are satisfied with it
Our rooms are amply heated
s4Te Yours respectfully ,JiaN,I,l gsksfl
SISTERS NQTRE DAME.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lumbus, Ohio. On and after August 7th 1855.
trains will run as follows:
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ima on siid--7oL .oHhoiuJ
g. fA 49, .,..,, q, f.,..,,.fff,tt .....,-,. sJT
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o9slg loot gil A--.e .yoH HoI wsI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-10

The Warm Air Furnace m ynufsctured for me by
the atmosphere az pleasant as Simmer, Is freefrom
smoke orgas and costs for fuel hut a mere trife.
a.1 lFr VI. JAMES. CALHOUN. Alderman,1H
,,s- ..... 18th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
Washington Snentnls.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Bets are freely
offered by high officials that Lee will at.
tempt the evacuation of Richmond in ten
days; but the important question is, pro-
Vlded he can succeed, where can he 90 and
still obtain supplies for his army? 1t can
hardly be believed that Sheridan's cavalry
will remain idle. That General is already
famous for his activity. he has consulted
with Grant, and doubtless received the or
ders fora new expedition. We shall soon
hear from him and Fitzpatrick in new
sphere of action, and in their next efforts
they will give the rebellion in Virginia it's
coup de grace. Starvation is now at the
doors of Richmond. Escape involves a
desperate fight aud great loss of life. If
successful, will it procure food2 Quien
SADIE
A letter passed through this city yester-
day in the army mail from Gen. Sherman
to his wife. On the corner was endorsed.
Fayetteville, N. G. No postsgs stamps
Uncle Sam concluded TO forward the letter
and trust to Sherman's luck for payment
of the postage.
The report that the Secretary of the
Treasury had decided to anticipate imme.
diately the May interest on gold bonds ia
premature. 1t will not be done at present;
or unless spectators should run up the
premium on gold beyond legitimate rate.
While Secretary McCulloch is delermin-
cd so to administer the finances of the gov
eminent as to gradually bring them to the
specie basis, yet he will not do this so alb.
ruPtly as to produce a commercial panic.
The decline in the gold premium, from
causes outside of aUy policy of the Treasu-
ry Department has already been more rapid
than is regarded as beneficial to The 6nau-
cial interests of the country and of the
government, aud nothing will be done to
accelerate this decline, which will doubt
less go on, but, it is hoped, more steady
than it bas of late. The unsettling of
values consequent upon this decline has
already untavcrably affected government
securities and subscriptions to the seven
thirty loan, though it is believed that this
effect will only be temporary aud limited.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
Expedition IN Florida.

New YoRK. March 22d.-The Herald,s
Key West correspondent says: The object
of Gen. Newton's recent expedition up the
Saint Marks river, Florida, was to clear
out the rebels and iuflict as much damage
as possible upon them, and if possible cap.
ture st. Marks. Though not accomplishing
all, was greatly successful. After consider
aole skirmishing he had stubborn resis-
trnce at the Natural Bridge, where the
rebels were in stroug force and we'll posted.
Though in superior numbers the rebels
were driven from their position, but Gen.
Newton, owing to disparity of numbers,
deemed it best to return to Kew Weat
which he did, without being troubled by
rebels
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

G@MR. Henry STAMM is making quite
a creditabIe improvement in the block of
buildings owned by him, situated on Water
street, between Monroe and Quincy. He
is deepening the cellars, with the intention
of bringing the floor down to level with
the street. When this is done and an open
front put in, the appearance of the block
will be entirely changed and will do much
to improve the appearance of things in
that locality. 1t is to be hoped that his
example may influence the owners of the
rickety frame tenements which have so
long offended the eye in that quarter, to
replace them with more substantial and
modern structures, A little enterprise and
moderate investment would make this
portion of Water street, what it should be,
a credit to the city.