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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29
Now York Market

EIW IORE, Oetober ..
OoTToN-WlthOut decided change; 81 2sSl 80
ELOUR-stats and Western active; 10 ise better;
- 6009 20 for extra Stats $40 6o0lO - fOf extrA
Il. H. o., and $40 o60la % for Trade brands, the
market eiOsins aFm, With sellers at made Quota
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"WHRAIESass better with limited uuppIy and
mir demand; Winter Red Western 50 GS69 S3H.
RYE-scareo and hrm; Western 81 81.
CORN 2J<c better, with good demand ~ u 10
6flS for mixed Western, closing aTSlSL
OAfS-D1ll ~ DC for western.
WOOz-Qnieti ID
CORPKE-Antiy0 aud 1e higher.
GUaAR-Rifm; 80 for n. O.;l65<9lsHe tor Cuba
MuScoVado; no for Clarified do; Re IEs4 nighel;1 -
for har1E; 23H02As for s0ft Yellow aud @a7EsSS
son white.
PEfRoIEUli-ouiet;o Crude CSC; Refined In bond
co.; Rsdned free sl0s2o. 80.
PORK-FrmSr and not very active Sf09u Tor
mes. SfsfStS . for new Do cash and regular way,
f8s tO639 for prime and SO 20 Tor prime mes1-
AIao 1000 barrels new mal-, buyers option, 20 No
vember I5th, at 80; 500 DO, sane OPTION NOVsu.
Der Goth at as 50. aH-at
BRRF-NIora active and very AFm At about pTeyi-
0us prices; Beef hams good demand and nTmor:
cur MEAfs-Rirm AZ 1I5<8ls1Se or GhOuldoT1
and ITI4021 Tor hams Ai8O 100 90 NJ city plGkled
hams 9S5< aud Loo green hams at TO-
LAKD-Rirm with good demand At ao9H3<, 10
'isifI 6 demand at soe4os '@ Western
c CaEEsE-Fiar request and firm at 14s9lo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

~THERE was an unusually large at
tendance at the Union Campaign Club
Room Last evening. Previous to the organ
nation of the meeting, Mr.. Fred. Myers,
very gravely remarked that he had been
appointed committee of one BY the Union
men of Madison township to invite the
Usiou Club to pay the last tribute Of re.
spect to the remains of Buttsrnutism, which
were nov lying in melancholy state at the
Mcclellan Central Club room, Washington
Hall.
The Club resolved to hold meeting in
the city on Tuesday evening next, and q
German meeting on Friday evening. The
latter meeting will be addressed by Gen.
Which, distinguished German orator,
aud the former by Prof Bsyne, of Psunsyl-
vauia. Several gentlemen addressed the
Club.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

nTInPoRrASr TO AAIEH SoLDIERs.-The
subject of the following section Of . law of
Congress was discussed al several of the
voting precincts on Thursday. 10 view of
the approaching presidential election We
publish the section for the beueft Of these
interested. t'..t
sRoFtoR Al OF Az ACT APrRovED JULY 17FH,
1868.
AnS .. ii frtasr enacted, That any alien
Of the age of tWenty-one years and up
wards, who has enlisted or shall enlist
In the armies Of the United States, either
the regular or the volunteer forces, and has
been or shall be hereafter honorably dis
charged, may be admitted to become q Cit
isen Of the United States, upon bis petition,
without any previous declaration Of his
intention to become . citizen of the United
States, and that he shall not be required
10 prove more than one years residence
within the United States previous TO his
application to become suoh citizen and
the Court admitting such alien SHALL In
addition Of such proof Of residence and
good moral character as Is now provided
BY law, be satisfied by competent proof OF
such person having been honorably dis.
charged from the service of the United
States as Aforesaid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

nHMoRn On ITlMs.-The Eureka Oil
Co." John B. Gsst, President; John J.
Kroner, Secretary, is another heavy COM
pany, of Philadelphia, operating in Oil
matters, in Wetzel and Peasants counties,
West Virginia.
Some Oil Companies are operating in
West Virginia, that We have not heretofore
noticed. Among them are: Ball Greek Oil
Co., Isaac N. Phillips, Philadelphia, Presi-
dsnt-capitAl 81, 600 900; Burning Spring
Oil Co., Cow Greek aad stillwell Run Oil
Co.; French Greek Lubricating Oil Co., 3.
G. Pechin, Philadelphia, Presidsnt-capi-
tai $4,000 Gn6llan Oil Co.; Horse
Greek OIL Co.; Kanawha Valley on Co.,
Patrick Brady, Philadelphia, President
capital Ssoo, 900; West Virginia Oil Co.,
John s. Hoffman, Philadelphia, Secretary
capital $500, 900. These are all, We be-
Iisvs, Philadelphia companies, We know
nothing of some of them except the name;
there are others, but Ne are not advised
even of their names.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29
From Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-ofioiAI dispatches
from General Pleasanton gives the follow
ing further information in regard to his
expedition against Price; He marched
90 miles In two days, and fought the last
80 miles. His force IL less than 5000
while Price has fully $4,000. Price has
but one gun left and no ammunition, he
having blown up his train. he has also
burned 400 wagons 70 save them from
capture. We have 1000 prisoners and
several thousand arms. Gen. Fogan 10
reported killed. Prices army is completely
disorgAnizsd and fleeing in ell directions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

NEW YoRk, Oct. 2s.-A new currency
is to be issued to take the place Of that
which has been couuterfeited.
Another test Of the Rodman gun took
place yesterday. A charge Of las pounds
Of powder with the half ton ball was nsed.
The ball ricocheted beautifully. -
The North Star brought half a million In
gold. By the admiral Of the North Star,
We have dates Of the lTth. The latest ad-
vices from Central America contain no
news off Importance. By the interruption
of Communication, no news hes been re-
cieved from Equsdor. The first attempt
to collect tunnage duty was resisted and
sailing papers refused by the Panama au-
thorities. The Panama railroad and s. s.
Cass applied for papers To the United
States Consul, obtained them and went to
sea. The authorities have taken no firth
er steps in the matter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

Nsw YoRk, Oct. 2s-Richmond papers
Of the 25th continue to wall over Earlyls
defeat, aud demand his supercedure by
Johnston.
Benjamin has issued Q paper on the
United States Indebtedness, endeavoring
70 convince European capitalists that our
national securities are the worst Of invest
ments.
The steamer Port au Prince has arrived
with Hayti files to the let Instant Presi-
emit Geffrards has Issued q proclamation to
the people in which he tells them that
though three Instructions had broken out
within the past six months, they are now
all quelled and peace restored. The Pres
ident has also, at the solicitation Of Gen.
Phillips, commuted the death sentence
on those convicted Of treason In the Cape
Hsytisn rebellion Of July last. President
GeffraFds proclamation is q we'll written,
dignifed documents, and concluded with
an expression Of his faith in the permanent
cy Of the Hsytien Republic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2s.-The Commercial
stAtesit Is certain that Grant intended q
move about this time. and may have made
IL. He is more likely 70 move bis left than
his right wing, as Q successful advance by
the former would render the fall of Peters,
burg an event beyond the power Of Lee to
prevent.
A Charleston despatch reports the block.
was chased ashore and sunk on Thursday
night last. The Federals fred lls shots
Of the wreck on the 23d. 0ne Of the crew
was wounded. The cargo was mostly on
the rebel government account. uEf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

NEW YoRK, Oct neutrality-suspicious.
has passed between Gems. Grant aud Lee,
concerning the condition of prisoners. on
both sides, and It has been agreed upon to
allow supplies to be forwarded to the pris-
oners on each side. The mode will be
forthwith adopted.
The Herald learns from high military
authority that the report Of the critical
situation Of Sherman's army in Georgia,
are totally unfounded.
Atlanta has nearly three months supplies
for Its garrison. AlAtoona IL also wen sup
f Chattanooga is shsrmau's base and is
well supplied:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

"a Took live stated yesterday
morning that number of persons TO whom
the oath of allegiance was offered at the
polls, IS authorised by law, declined TO
vote rather than swear. We are reliably
informed that, with one or two exceptions,
every man so refusing, returned to the
polls before the closing swallowed the oath
and voted, as they bad been repeatedly adj
vised to do by the copperhsad organ of
this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29

"A Physiological View OF Mar
ElaEo I-oOutaining nearly 800 pages and 40 Fine
Plates and BngrAyipgs Of the Anatomy OF the HUI
Q Treatise on Early Errors, It's Dopl0TAble consO.
qusneea upon the mind and Body with the Authors
Plan OF Treatment-th0 only NATIONAL and sueoeslful
A truthful adviser 10 the married, and tho1e con-
tempAting marriage, who entertain doubts OF their
currency, by Addressing Dr.. La OR0INs No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. y. 80,
The author may be eonSnltSd upon any OF the
diseases np0u which his book treats either psTSoa
Any or By nGft, and medicines sent 70 any part Of
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From New Orleans.

NEW YoRk, OCT. 2s.-NeW Orleans dates
Of the 22d inst are received by the steam
or Sua NADIA.
A bill has been introduced in the La.
Legislature for loan Of Q million dollars
in order 10 enroll the Louisiana militia.
All persons, except rebel deserters,' be.
tween the ages 10 and 45 are liable.
A member of the Alabama Legislature
Introduced resolution Offering conoilia.
tory terms TO the Federals, aud demanding
q cessation of hostilities, had caused much
discussion. The Legislature had adjourn
ed, refusing ITO aeeede toithe GoVernors
call for aid 70 strengthen ths>defepees OF
the State.
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R4-A Bio MIsTAxE.-The COpperhead
organ of this city announced yesterday
morning the. the GDeuocrats" had carried
the city by one hundred majority, and that
they would carry the county by 500. Not
q figure was given to sustain this state
ment and the result shows that 1t was utter.
" without foundation. The whole Union
ticket has been elected by an average
msiority of four huudrsdi
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2s.-There are street
Fumors of the capture Of Psducah BY q
rebel force. They have been prevalent all
day, but are traoeable TO no reliable
source, and doubtless came from what had
leaked out concerning our military move
ments which IL contrabaDd.
Passengers from Greensboro say that
about 400 men, claiming to be confederate
soldiers, are encamped just back Of Uuiou-
town, and that the whole country in that
vicinity and along the Ohio River IL filed
with bands of guerrillas.
The Greensboro Monitor says:
On Wednesday some as well armed men,
calling themselves Louisiana gueFFillAs,
robbed Sheriff Harrison and carried him
of but he was subsequently, released.
On Thursday ct noon, ID Confederate
soldiers, mostly officers, took possession OF
Greensboro, and just before the arrival Of
the steamer Morning Star, were Joined By
400 of their comrades under Major Ander-
son. When the Star hove In sight they en-
deaVored to draw her TO the shore, but
failing in that they fred 40 or 80 shots at
her, only one Of which touched the boat,
doing no damage.
Ever since the occupation of0Wensboro
by the ConfedeEtaes, the conduct Of the
troops has been good. Capt. Steadman
informs rs that their Instructions were to
recruit, destroy government stores. and
respect private property except when abb
solutely necessary for immediate wants
Horses have been pressed rather extensive.
ly. Some boots and clothing have been
taken, but we presume these things come
under the head Of Immediate wants. They
deny all connection with those who first
resiRted.
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alNHRAL ORDERS, no. 80.

GENERAL okDhhbI Mo- oV'
Satisfactory information has has been
received by the MSjor General comanm.
ding, that rebel agents in oanade de-
sign 70 send into and eolonize at different
points large numbers ofrefugees, deserters
and enemies Of the government, with the
view to vote at the approaching Presiden-
tiAl election, So, and 1t is not unlikely
when this services has been performed, that
they they may be organized for the puE-
pose Of shooting down peAceAble citizens
and plundering their property, as in the
recent predatory insursions on the Detroit
river aud Mt st, Adams. Against these
meditated 6utrages on the purity of:ths
elective franchise and these nefarfous acts
of robbery, iueendiarism and murder, It is
th5 liberalization Of the Major General
commandips, TO guard by every possible
prscaution, and TO visit on the perpetra-
tors IL they should be detected, the most
signal summary punishment.