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- + I l. OLE L M-WOLF
CEElK PETROLEUM co.,
ot New York.
CAPITAL s2gLoGl.
io,C01 SlIAKfS, PAX NALlE, 80.
Subscription, received iog few dAyf only, for .
limited numtey Of shares Mt - 81 full paid .to.A, bv
WALDEN, & MClLNAlNE, /" Broad IT, ~ the oihcs
OF the company, - william ~, and hy DAN EXPORT
BROOKLYN. J1h
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NATIONAL CELEBRATION OF UNION

Nltl Dklts.
ITO pOple II New lofk gil celebrate, At Union
squire, On saturday. March 4 q : O'Clock. = NJ The
NttopoUr progIe.s q the niun iotccr IN restoring
tne authority If the Government and M 1int aiming
ult integrity VI the uAaon.
V d'siioi hat ttIs Ind ovation 10 the Union
sLd to the heroic men Who have devoted their lives
" is pesctv-tio., ma fefeivc 'iD unlttf ard henry
cdncuS cnrC II citzeAi Of every cs creed, proies-
sior sld clliilg
Al honor 10 due 10 the army ard navy, AMI /, IL
on nr thri the cofrn az NJ un tfoc a sh0I Ia Tor
ai IA leai ng testimony n tLCir elaine on The grst
itg 10 ot the American .p.."r
The follow iug sent etn,r. among othcrs. are ez.
pSt'l IN sdtfesa the ~. f.liaUe
h-' N. IhrI7u. I'm y 8 Dickinson
lion. Jas, r BfAlT, lion ID f. r,et
Hon. & T.. ltaiy Lov VIM III Booe
i,!ol' " ~. n NAr+s Hon. lyt1an Trsmain.
nv iObtfi N'tr. =, IoI. b.. T.. toriCs
ilon. Edward i,e-fcpout, lion Gilbert pe,n.
hon' ~ = 'oieilrtoa, and numerous otEsrs.
ne H"n' NJ po~tlture ~ tho pro- ssion Of civic
sSIttits and ui.t.rs luuirs sud the arrsIreiuout.
10Y ifAnd ''fCt-chuicN 81 .lay la the evening, M
ue hnuolugrt on FfidH,.
Al couWuuicAt 9us 20 etiug u tle -.tion ma.
~ Att' liOu-,
IS oitsr OF the Committee
p,..,,. VIZ. T. ElpDGETr, Chairman
- 4'-'Nh p u'Nt, S'rtC .Ar.. ~
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W EHsECsNEs.

" lOC NJ MEN-WEIR'S CELEBRATED
=, DOVE E'ectnHry never rails can h. used Vith
Out L'ldrA9es 10 hu'!nes', DeIOi 100 gisndS' as
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GENERAL ssssENESs.

A TTENTION-SAVF YOUR MONEY ny
L gct.iug vour sc.ri' Eosghs. Flags, &c, ~ loo
iin'"'ne Il, BROOKLYN. : \ .JOICE. Scart- from
' P" w. Those euh. oiderci With gold bullion at
az. nuost -2i 40
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BkiESTs
HAIR n t.. IiaIR DYE.

Docs not inJure thu Hri~ skin To he had Of DRUG.
gis's generally fnCe llf1N o"u'r gcs box DOp,t
=, south Stc0nd e.. " illmW-huIch
Nuui 30 NY AsESFF.-N. B.sucr & Co.. 81 Park
Row frns"r a ! geo, B.ckuan ~ Wheeler, no
O., -r- =; u lor Reel, Isl Allen cor stanton Il.
NM 90, hou,ion 80 ana 'Fcn HosileN, . Iirhth
Az. bu'g,' D.. can alec b" supplied by {. n. CRIT
I'm Oh, tsHl
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PET HOI.k;t VI.

Ito be eoHtinued.l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-16
INSTRUCTION.
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, VI. VA.
" - x a. QUARTER.


,,,xsrs vysTTTUTION, CHARTER.
ED with full collegiate powers IN 1904 ana
recently reorgaDized under a new Board oi III
rsc+ors will be opened rs a collegiate institute
on the first "Wednesday in september next Inc
buildings are now being Thoroughly rented ana
newly furnished throughout.
In the liberaity Gifts arrang 5ments. IN the e1.
-snt and CompTeheusiveness OF its course OF
indy. in It's methods of tuition and government.
and in the ability and experience OF It's Board
of Instruction, the public may rely upon us
being a Iirst-class seminary,
Having had many years experience IN CONDUCT
ING leading Educational Institutions IL the Eas'
tern and Middle States, I fee, assured that with
the liberal patronage and the earnest co'opera'
tion of the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity,
the College will soon be able 70 extend 10 young
ladies ali the facilities foran accomplished edu-
cation TO be found outside or our eastern m5Io'
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to beable
70 announce the engagement OF corpse OF
teachers of distinguished ability experience
Tn the DEPARTMENTS of the mathematics aud
sciences Miss Martha D Ha'stead, former FEe
ceptress Of Wesleyan Female College. vii
miugtou Delaware.
lattTes Miss Mary Williams late trccepJ'ass OF
LAFAYETTE Institute Wa7l.u Ton -. j..
IN Music Miss Emily oh.g --u l oTs
itv educated IN Europe and q pupil OF oassl
nj
IL the Fine Arts, Miss Isabella N Gaarn Of
the New York School Of Design
Assistants will be added IN these o. otter dc
uartmcnts, as occasion may require.
A NORMA DEPARTMENT viii be organized
an early dav, having especial reference to the
PREPARATION q Young ladies for the business Of
teaching
y PRTFARiIOrY DTPAGTNFSI viii be opened
Tor such Misses as are 100 young toonter the co!
EXPENSES PR QUARTER OF TEN
TUITION Wrist Preparatory 81 Second Pr
yuatory 81, First Collegiate, g Second Gel
freiate 50 Junior $40, Senior sl9 81 Latin
French German or other languages S. EXper
imgutal Sciences p extra each } Drawing g
Painting in Oil, 5IU Pastel, G J Cr2yOn, So Nh
sic on Piano sic; Use Of Instrument - 81, No.
cal Music, go Fuel 2daud 3D. quarters 50 cents
each quarter
So Weekly Board from Monday 70 Friday
night S37 51 FTel and Lights, =.
Bills both for tuition and board payable Ii al
cases at the commencement OF the Quarter--.ep
9th E0y 18th Feb i5t and april lsth
Youur ladies are received 30 any time tut
moi for .rss talu an entire quarter N case OF
pr0tIggted illness, allowance viii be made
Iolugla'Ig, should BRING TOW lis, table napkins
umbrella and uveCsagts
Applications may be made by lett-- o. ~
calling 40 tho College from TO 4oclock.
T. G. LOOMlS Al Il, .
lulv 1850 President
iy2s.lt
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Cincinnati Market

Cincinnati Market
by Telegraph
CINCINNATI. Sept. Is
FLOUE-Dull; prices nominally unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull; 81 80 for Old Red.
CORN-Unchanged &c fer sound ear.
OATS-In good demand. and prices advanced
to 43c In elevator
RYE-Dull, at CSC for prime old.
BARLEY-Unchanged and steady at 81 % fol
prime new Fall.
WHISKY-Firm, at 50 IS, and in good demand
MESS PORK-7O0 bbls sold at $50 5003l 90.
BULK MEATS-From 15fctol6i for Packed
BACON-Firm at 17tc0ls for Shoulders and
Sides and l9ic for clear Sides
LARD-Advanced to 26c, with sales Of zoe
terces.
MISUNDERSTANDING and firm
GOLD-ClOsed at 81 At.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
rRv Telaoraph.l

New York Market.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
FLoUR-Dull and heavy, at lO0l5c lower;
tOs SrsnS. Gr So aa@,n &C.
For trade brands. Market closing heavy with
no BUYERS at inside quotations.
WHIsKY1sDull; nominaliy i iSsc lower; g S
Club; 81, SO al IS for Amber Mill
CORN-Heavy; lc lower. Offerings are near
" all unsound; 7l085c for unsound; e70ssfc fol
sound mixed Western; s0sc higher for mixed
nearly yellow.
COFFEE-Dull.
WOOL-Dull.
PORK-Dull. and lower; $50 a56 3, SO for new
mess closing at 60, 3Ti, cash; $50 500s1, 3of oI
ls63-64, do; s24, 5Oa s25 90 for prime; s2s0s2soV
for prime mesa
l9a22i for Hams.
BUTTER Firmer; 2iSs3c for Ohio s5S4ac
for State.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HANNIBAL FORBES.

SAMUEL p. WHEELER,
A TTORNEY, COLLECTOR OF
"A PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts. All Officers, Soldiers or Ssamen dis,
sbled In the service of the United States, are en-
titled to Pensions for life. and In case of their
death. the widow. orphan children, mother OF
entitled to pension, and also the bounty of one
adred dollars and all back pay due Ny fee
for pension Is collected. and NO CHARGE III
case of failure.
Certified accounts collected Oh the most Teas
onable terms.
Office, No. $50 Fourth Street near the Court
House Wheeling, Va. sep9O
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DRUGGISTS GOODS.

@------
LACG isLaN's
q L % HOM e. BIT T. E S
Z * ! - L OF V r q y =
To Cure Dyspsps,4
To Cure Dyspeps.i
To Care Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old Homo BitteI,.
Use the Old Home Rit.crs.
Use the Old home Gittors.
Use tbs Old Home Bitters-
For Heartburn aud Flarulenee
For Heartburn aud Flatulenee
For Heartburn and Flatulence
For Heartburn and F!atulenoe
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Vedder House,

g RTHss7ille, belmont eounD'
A Il VEDDER, Proprietor a
THIS HOTEL, WHICH - 80.
i Gated near ,he Central Ohio BllISGa6 az
has been thoroughly repaired ara - - trsf
10 new open tor the scc0Inpodsu0n u ,Itk =,
cling public. The table !; supIlI. ara AZ PES
best ths market aforda end fps 0eo' ntss
- -t4an
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New York Money Market.
(By Telegraph
NEW YORK Sept Is.
MONEY--Stsady at sac per cent.
STERLING-Steady at S109t0l OCT for gold
GOLD-Heavy andi lower; opening at u AIT
closing at 81 42t ..--
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LIQUORS
. ZANE .. r
G, l.. ZANE Sc CO,

IMPORTERS AND PEA 1'zt3 81
J. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ~ - RHa
Liouors. Manufacturers of Pure CltlT ~, Wines
Quincy Street, between Main aud Market otsf
Wheeling, Va, keep constantly Oh hand Br1n'ue5,
Scotch ana Irish Whisklcs Jamair" RUNS AMI
Coriials choice Old Rye nrd Bourbo" "Hl7'iN '
aep2O
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BANKS.
The National Bank Of West Va
"a WHEELING

OFFICE " COMPTROLLER or IN CCEEENCL
WASHINGTON, July !ltlr 1865.
NATWESEAs, BE SABEgRACTG-
w RY L JJDENCE pres uted u toe un6e.
signed. it has been made TO appear that
THE NATIONAL BhHK GF WEST Va
AT WHEELING
- the city Of Wheeling, in the cJllyy Of Ohio
ald State Of West Viz inil, h0s been duly or.
EInized under and according 10 the reQui.'
u.eats of the act OK Cong css entitled 'Angrt 10
provide a National Currency secured By 3
pledge of United States Bonds, and 70 provide
for the circulation aud redemption thereof ap
proved Juno Sd, 1864, and has coupled with III
Inc provisions of said act required 70 be COM.
pliod with before commencing tho business OF
banking under said act,
Now. therefore I, Freeman Clark, Comptroller
Of tho Currency do b reby certify that TIE
NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA
AT WHEELING in the city If Wheeling, -
me county Of Ohio and ate of West Virginia
is authorized to commence the buliuoas u Lluk
Ing under the act u1esaij,
~, In testimony whereof witness L.
: LIS ( b md and seal Of o1lco this i.tI day OF
FRFElLAN- CLARK
iU!g.6'd Comptroller OF tho Currency
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p. e, ZINN,

ISRBHTERER 81 CONFECTEGh-
i ,ER, Bridge Corner Wheeling, w. Va.
wholesale and retail dealer In Foreign Fruita.
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer OF Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished ON short
notice and accommodating terms seps0
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TyHR DAILY REGIsTER ROOx
L ptEDERY turns out all kinds of Rlants
and Eank Doofa for individuals 6rms, steam
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r, n. LEE, NJ. D.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Of
Nl FICE AND RESIDENCE, corner OF
Mn Alley and Main stree Centre Wheeling
W. Va.
Dr. Lee operates for the radical cure Of Hernia.
Stone in the Bladder, Strabiamus yor Cross Eye,
and al the difsrspt torms Of Club Foot.
OBOE hours from 10 TO 10 A. n and 70 4
p N Hyis
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/ BINDERY turns out all kinds of BlapI.
and Blank Books, for individuals FIRMS steam
BOATS. railroads and counties An kinds 81
binding done.
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,

IL CAPS No. Washington Hall, Wheeling
Va Keeps constantly on hand full and
complete assortment of everything In his iiue,
which will be sold off at the lowest market rates.
aan90
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DANIEL LAMB.
P. w. BOSLEY,

NIANUFACTUBR GF COIEIJH
Nl AND FANCY CANDIES ana dealer IN
Foreign Fruits, Nuts etc No I36 Market -
Wheeling Va
Also Parties and Weddings furnished WITH
Ice Cream and Cake at the shortest notice
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RelgCt that sound mInd and body arc u. ma
necessary req .sItes 10 promote couBuDial liPp
les Indeed without those the journey tLr0uS
ITO becomes - weary pilgrimage the pTo,peC
hourly Ia k.As - tue view, the mind becoura
sLadored with despair and lIled wltb tue mel
suClo.Y rejection tlat tho happiness Of SuotLs
becoul GAght,G with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-16

Who have injured themselves by certain pa.
tce INDUCED IN when alone, r habit frequent,
learned from evil companions, or at school u,
asleep. and II not cured renders marriage impo,
s!Ule aud dest.oys both mind and body sh6ui
apply immediately.
WHAT pity that young man, the hope 0lLn
country tue darling VI his parents, shOuld bs
snatclgd uom al prospects aud epJoymcuts
lIfo uv tue CJGss4 ue1ce OF deviating from d.
path VI nature aud indulgin. IN q Certain ,ccrr,
habit Sucl persOns must before contempi
ting
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MEDICAL.
RALTIMORE Lock HosPIT,,

HS'a'''S piC.. a. 80 R<taSs from QuacLsyy T,
race ''Aere Cure car 6e obtained ~
DR. JOHNSTON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
Amusements.

Masonic TEMPLE. - The rain last
night served to prevent many from at
tending the Theatre, and hence they
lost a great treat The beautiful and
thrilling drama, entitled the "Jewess,"
was admirably reformed, all :he parts
being well sustained, those of Mrs. Col
den, as Rachel, and Pierce's Eleazer,
surpassably we'll. Mr.. Golden and Mrs
Breslaw as the Prince and Princess did
themselves much credit
Tonight another attractive bill is pre-
scented, and should receive warm
greeting.
ALT. BURNETT.-A private letter from
this great levator, anguli, oris and IA
cial artist brings as the pleasing intel
ligence that we may soon expect him in
our midst The whole city will warmly
greet him. He has had most brilliant
success in New York City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
th- Pasr-O1cs az ETansvilie, stats 81 Indians.
acth day Of March, lsd5
So Ts obtain any Of tbese letters, the APSll-
eaus must call for advertised letters" give ths
Ifs Of this list and pay cent fer advsrtising.
So II not called for within aanfA- they Naii
- aeut 10 the DeAa-Letter OH1ce
FREE DELIVERY Of letters BY carriers, ~ tbs
residences OF Owners in the larger citiea), may b
SECURED By Observing the following RULES.
J. OBJECT iettsrs plainly % the street aud
number Is wslI IS the post-ofice aud State
HEAD letters With the writer's Post-esses
and STATE slrsss and H4mber, sign their plainly
,rith full name, and request that answers be
directed accordingly
g. Letters to strangers or transient visitors 10
q town or city. whose special address may Be- M
known should Be marked, IN the losFer ieft-hAnd
corner with the word q Transient"
4 Place the postzgs-saHP on the HPpT ri9Af-
4.a corner. and IcaEs pace between the stamps
and direction for Posf-aarki<g without interisr-
ing with the writing
MA REQUEST for the RETURN Of q let
ter to the writer, II unclaimed within thirty days
or less written or printed with the writer's
vasas poStoee and STATE, across the LETT hand end
81 the envelope, the face side viii Be compiled
vita A she usual prepaid rate Of postage, paya'
NJ, When the letter Is delivered % the writer =
SIC %, Law OF 1855
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

THE New SCHOOL LAw-By the fol
lowing card from the Superintendent
Of Public instruction it will be seen that
under the recent amendments to our
school law our city is called upon at the
coming April election to choose three
School Trustees instead OF one, as we
have been doing No officers to be
elected next April require more care in
their selection than these School Trus-
tees. Mr.. Wheeler, who for many years
has been the almost sole custodian of
ourIschool interest, efficiently aided as he
has been by Mayor Baker, positively de-
eliues, we are informed, to be reelected.
His place will be hard to fill The
schools require an amount of patient
attention that no one, we fear, will be-
stow upon them, unless we should be for
tunate in selecting a man like Mr.
Wheeler, who would take hold of them
for the love he had for the institution,
and the delight he experienced in his
official intercourse with the teachers and
pupils. 1t becomes the people to be
looking about them for such men. They
are not easily found, but we doubt not
our city contains them:
The FIFTH SECTION OF THE Revised
SCHOOL LAw.-As this section will re.
quire action before the law can be au-
thoritatively printed and circulated, il
is hereby published that councils OF
cities and trustees ofiucorporated towns
may know the requirements Of the same,
and conform their action thereto. The
section is as follows:
1.-THE common council Of each incor-
porated town injthis State, shall, at their
first regular meeting in the month of
April of the present year, and biennially
thereafter, elect three school trustees,
who shall, before entering upon the du-
ties of their Office, take and subscribe
an oath, and give bond similar to the
oath aud bond required OF township
trustees; and such trustees shall be al
lowed such reasonable compensation
per diem for their services, as by the au'
thorities of such cities and towns may
be deemed just, to be paid out of the
! special tax raised in such cities and
/ towns"
/ Papers in Incorporated cities and
towns please copy.
GEoRsE W. HosS,
/ Sup't of Public Instruction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

From TUE Prison PEss.-We had the
qualification yesterday of meeting Capt
Rosecranz, of the 4th Indiana Cavalry,
who has Just arrived home from a nine
months sojourn in the prison pens of
the South.
Capt R. was captured near Dalton
on the 9th of May, 1864, and was thence
taken to Macon, and after a short stay
there was removed TO Savannah, and
thence TO Charleston, and afterwards re-
moved to Columbia, where he remained
until Sherman approached that place,
when, with other prisoners, he was re-
moved to Charlotte, n. c., where they
arrived on the l4th Of February. Here
they we're first informed Of the new
agreement for the exchange Of prison
ers, and on the 18th they were forwarded
10 Wilmington and thence to Annapolis
Md, which latter place he reached or
the LIST Of March, having been in the
hands of the rebels nine months and
twenty days.
Although the Captain himself looks
remarkably well, he relates the same
story Of cruel and barbarous treatment
OF starvation, &c, by the rebel 6ends
Their rstions we're two quarts of corr
meal, on e pint of sorghum molasses, One
spoonful Of rice and one spoonful of sal
for five days.
They made frequent attempts at tun-
neling out Of their various prison pens
bat were always detected before theI
succeeded. At Columbia they had car
ried their tunnel 81 feet, and had bu
Is feet further to go, when some white
livered seoundrel among them, an off
Ger, to gain favor with the rebels, be
trayed them, aud their labor proved
fruitless
He represents that the rebels al
{ through the South have a wholesom
dread Of Sherman, aud had no hope o
staying his progress till ne reached tn
vicinity of Richmond, where Lee coul
; attend to his case, Lee being by ther
esteemed invincible
Capt. Rosecranz was in the same mes
with Col Add. Sanders, who came wit
them to Annapolis. But we might gil
whole page with the story Of prison iii
in Dixie, but our readers have read tn
= same story time and again.
!. The Captain is now at home on
thirty days furlough, and has probab
: been ere now exchanged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
Mexican Buchanan Turned PugIIIst.

Mexican Buchanan, one Of the most
arrant humbugs upon the stage, not rel
ishing the criticisms of the Cincinnati
Gazette upon his acting, on Wednesday
last turned pugilist and assaulted the
musical and dramatic critic Of that pa
per, :and was finally escorted to the
citation house by couple of accommo
dating policemen. Ii the Gazette man
had pat bullet through him he would
have conferred favor on admirers of
the drama throughout the country
wherever he is in the habit of playing
He is the worst actor we ever saw.-IH-
didnapohs Journal
After bis cowardly attack on the local
Of the Gazette all the papers in the city,
opened on tia pitiful Gus, aud he has
been compelled to leave the city. The
press of the whole country should hand
the varlet around without gloves
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

PosT SCHooL-ArraBgements are
being made to open post school in
Chattanooga for the benefit of the fami-
lies of officers and soldiers belong
ing to the garrison, and probably for the
families of citizens also. A suitable
building has been assigned for the pur-
pose, located in the neighborhood Of
post headquarters. The generous sum
of three thousand dollars has been ap
. propriated by the Post Council of Ad-
ministration to procure furniture and
books for the school, and Chaplain Van
Horne, Post Chaplain, who is also desig-
mated by army regulations as Post
Sehoolmaster, has gone North to pur-
chase the. necessary articles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

GAZING IN.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cial is informed that, few days ago,
the remnant of the notorious cavalry
regiment once commanded by Colonel
jenkins, and latterly by Colonel Kearnes,
or . Corns," marched into Charleston,
West Virginia, from Wytheville, and
surrendered themselves, their horses,
arms, and equipments to the Federal
authorities, They numbered one hun
dred and twenty-six officers and
men. Having given up all hope Of
success, aud believing the rebellion
played ou.," they thought it useless
longer to kick against the pricks, and
decided to take refuge under the old
flag. The say that the few rebels in
arms in the Kanawha Valley are pre-
pairing to follow their example, and viii
do so whenever fair opportunity pre-
sents itself
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

GUERRILLAs on THE NASHVILLE RAIL
Road. -Gentry's guerrillas attacked,
captured and burned a passenger train
near Glasgow Junction, Tuesday last.
The engine, tender, baggage and mails
we're saved Several passengers "efs
wounded and all of them robbed one
hundred and fifty Federal soldiers on
the train were drawn up in row while
the cars we're burning. Instead Of shoot
ing them, gentry politely lifted his hat
and babe them good evening as he rode
away.
A gentleman who was on the train,
and who lost watch and $3.50 in green
backs, informs as that the conduct Of
the thieves was in the highest degree in
soIent and aggravating. After getting
his pocket book and watch, one of the
scoundrels took his hat, but not liking
the color, returned it
There we're about 80 OF the guerrillas
but from The noise they made when they
attacked the train in the dark, il wa
easy to suppose there were 500 or l,OO'
of them. There was a small guard OF
the train, but they quietly submitted
There were also on the train $50 unarm
ed recruits, who were not molested
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
6EoRGS W. HosS,
Sup't of Public Instruction.

GoDEY FOR APRII@-We have neglect.
ed to thank our friend, John II. Scott,
No. s, Second Street, for copy of
Cooley for April, laid GA our table, in
advance of all competition
BY the way, we learn that Mr.. Scott
viii, on Saturday week, resume the
publication of the weekly Gazette, de-
soted chiefly to his own interests and
miscellaneous news.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
THE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL
RANK.

Corner OF Main and Water streets,
Loans mon ey on collateral secu-
Tity at a lew rate Of interest.
Quartermasters' Vouchers bought
at the best rates. Exch snge on
New York sold at lilo pre- MUM.
A large supply of Z $40 Treasury
Notes for sale and immediate de-
livery. Government Securities of
every description bought and sold.
martS-3t.