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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

THE ''OH WE'LL On yesterday,
Tuesday We were shown some salt water,
taken from the ''oil well'' now being bored
IN this place, which is exceedingly pure and
strong; but, as oil is the object in sinking
the well, no attention is given to the salt
water. 1t might be well enough, however,
TO keep record of the depth at which this
salt vein was struck, so that at any time
hereafter, should the oil project fail, the
matter might be fully tested whether salt
exists in sufficient quantity to justify the
erection of works for its manufacture, or
not. We have been unable to ascertain,
towing to the very communicative DISPOSE
ton of the gentlemanly l?) operativesl, the
precise depth at which salt water was OBJ
tanned; but, we believe, it is somewhere
in the neighborhood of seven hundred feet.
But, even should they fail in getting the
greasy fluid here, they intend to contin-
ue their operations in more favorable locali-
ties, as they do not deem the sinking of this
single we'll test as to whether oil exists in
paying quantities in Clearfeld county.
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rvrone and cIeayieId Railroad.
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NoTIcE-I hereby give notice, that [
have this day sold all my interest in the
store to Vim. Ten Eyck & III. B. Thomp
son. also leave in their hands, for collec-
ton, the Book accounts, Notes, &c, &c
D-omPt settlement is required The bu-
,.ae-s will De carried on in the name of Ten
I.yck 4 Thompson. j. d. THOMPSON.
Curzye.-AiILe. .JnIv 1st. 1865. 3t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

RAILROAD AccIDENT-The Rev Xavier
Donald Mcleod was run over and killed
by Railroad car, at Sedamsyille, suburb
of Cincinnati, Ohio on Friday the 30th of
Juue. His age was about forty-fve. He
was a relative of DR. A Mcleod, formerly
rector of the Episcopal Church in this place.
The Rev. y. Donald Mcleod was Catho-
liz Priest for several years past, and was
the author of numerous works on various
subjects-among others Life of Sir Wal
ter Scott, )" Life of Mary, Queenof Scots,
Hugh Pynnthurst, - The Bloodstone," "
&c. OF late years he has been engaged in
the West as an editor and lecturer on pop
ular subjects, and at the time of his death
was Professor of English Literature in the
St Mary's Catholic College, Cincinnati.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

DROylSI0NS.-FIour bacon, lard. cheese.
Il dried beef, dried fruit, received regularly at
the store of Mar. a. J. P. KRATZER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

ERON IRON 1.-THE subscriber keeps on
Il hand general assortment all sizes of bar
iron. etc. Also, fir esh Lime always on hand and
which he will sell at the lowest mark ct price for
cash IL. STEINER.
Philipsburg Pa, June 2S, IS65-6mp.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

SALT good article, and very cheap at me
- store of WM. T. IRWIN. Clearfel
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

First National Bank of Clearfeld.
First National Bank of Curwensyille.
County National Bank of CIearfeld.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

kIARGE STOOK OF GLASS, paints, oils
"a white lead etc. at +. A. IRNIN'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

I NASHVILLE, oct. 1.-THE u. 8. Dis
trict Court, Judge @. f. TFigg presid.
ing, commenced its session today. A
large number OF indictments for COM
spiracy and treason were disposed OF.
In the Senate members have occupf-
ed to-day In debating whether negroes
should be allowed to give testimony I'm
the Courts of Tennessee. No result
was attained, and the discussion viii
probably be prolonged INCIDENTALLY.
NJ. J. whitman, the draW-tsndeF OF
the railroad bridge, was fouIly MUIR
dsred last night and thrown into the
river.
a severe stRbbing ARRAY occurred In
Dedrick street this morning.
Col. X, n. Sawyer, Of General Sher-
mans stan, has been In the city for n
few days, and leaves tonight to assume
the position Of chief Of stan OF General
Sherman atSt. Louis.
Mai. Gen. Hazan has arrived here.
II e reported he will assume the duties
Of Commander OF the District OF Mid
die Tennessee.
General Fisk, Superintendent Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, announces THAT
after the passage Of bills by tho diner
ent States, projecting in the Courts the
negro, he will abolish in his depart
ment all matters connected with tho
civil status Of the negro.
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new YoEl. lIarl.er.


&AM 4Ohkt OCts 10 y
CoTToE Heavy: COZ for niIddlihR.-
tL0uI.EDul, heayy and 6(3lO6 lower;
- Sota9 90 Tor extfnI State; S89OCa0 Is for
COMMON 70 good ahippipg brands extrn
X, u! Q..;;. % 21ig12 50 for tTnde brands,
Market closing heavy and declining f0f
common grndes; Canadian Hour 6t9I0Si
lover, WHIslt Y.-lF irmerj western g 30,
WnHAT'-.294 10 lower; 81 50(9 70 for CHI.
ciupf u 3ICg1 50 for amber Milwaukee;
tho lRtter an outside price and above
the market; 81 769I7s for now MiltRau.
kee club; 81 IS for old and new AIIlwau.
zee club and e 1902 81 for new amber
state, the hitter price above InnrlIet. -
hHHr-tku tet. BARLEY-Duli and CiFOOD-
ingI common Canada ntS1 20. I3ARLIIsY
nLALir2Ck nlof' C0nH-HenVy and 263c
lower 169S3c for tinsOund; SlaS7c Tor
sound mixed western, and S7tdGB: for
western yellow. OATS-Dul1; 4stG64c
for utls0und; 5G950C for sound. Cor.
R1sE-tl juliet and firm. SUGAR-Fjrn
and more active; Muscovado iIC6I1JS.
Mot.AsAiea- Firm; Porto Rico STO5.-
PETRoLEUtI4F3agieF at SIX for cFnde.
Wo0L-tl liet and firm. POHK-AcfIVG,
and lower; SSl 6OG338 for mess: closinRnf
SS1 80 cash; $50 for prime and S28a2S 70
Tor primo mess. BEEP-Qniet and
steady so 60918 so for plain mess and
80 bO(916 50 for extra mess, BREP
hA1A-& UnehHngeLi.H Cor AfRATH-DuII
sMau anlg9 at l6lf91T1f for shoulders.
ana SO9Z2H for hnfiiH I8AcoN-l Quiet
l!Altp-W ttIOut decided eIianRe al pa
z55Sc. BurrBR-In deIiafid ut S2l645e
Tor Ohio, and 40t9 66 for State. CHERSY-
steady ut l41z9ts1z. ai-sb I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
An Episode in Treasury Life
LARGE SALE or Co m q
Restoration Of Property--Remoyol ri
Deceased SoIdieFs..-Esoy. PeIEpoi ~


Restoration OF PropeFty--RemoyaI 0f
Deceased soldleFs---GoV. PeIEpoInL
shown the Door.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia special to tho
Herald rom Washington, 18th. saws
the formal restoration OF proDeFty
claimed by pardOned citizens OF Viz
GINA Is occupying n good share OF the
clerical labor of the Ereedmen,H Bu-
reau. About . MINES arc now repre-
sented upon the lists of property hold
eFsy who have been restored 10 their
possessions. Most of tho landed e.
tates transferred are located in the
counties of Alexandria, Fairfax. Lone
den, st. Marys aud Falls Church. and
are within the aggregate about $500, 600,
Fhe plantation OF SOuthron, on Paw.
tuclket river, In Maryland, IL included in
the above list, together with the resi-
dences of Mrs. Frances Smith and Mr..
DanRerheld, In the city Of AlexAndria,
the former being worth 800 600 and
the latter from 81. 900 to 10000 piece.
AS the cold weather comes on, many
persons from the North are coming with
u 70 Warrington for permission 70 re-
move the bodies OF their relatives from
Southern battle fields and burial places.
All such applicants are referred to Can't,
j. w. Moore, the QuaFteF1naster. who
mas spch matters in charge. ThoseyVhO
have friends lying in tho Soldiers Home
cemetery near this city, arc generally
content % leave them In that beautiful
spot. The season Is not far enough adj
vanced 70 permit the removal of bodies
from Andersonyillea and othercemeterie
in the far South.
An interesting, suggestive and lively
episode In Treasury life occurred on
Saturday. Gov. Peirpoint, Of Virginia,
who was sauntering through the Treas.
ury building, called on Hon. Freeman
Clarke, Comptroller Of the Currency.
In the course Of conversation about the
currency, national debt, de-, Governor
Peirpoint asked Mr.. Clarke II ethouVht
the people of the South would be re-
CURED 70 help pay the national debt.
In reply TO this idiotic query, NIr.
Clarke said he thought they would.
Gov. PeirpOint wanted him 70 under.
stand that the Southern people would
not stand such damned ROIlseRSe. As the
Governor was evidently In earnest and
= generally reliable, Sir. Clarke, who
is mild and extremely adabIe man.
showed him the door.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
Merienn No.

j.
NV YORK, Oct. 1s.-The Herald,s
CITY OF Mexico correspondent, dated
Oct. list, says uflsi 5-Fff- % q sIffflif :
Matters appear TO grow worse and
worse. The Republ icans arc Increasing
In activity, and a body Of them nl5.
peared within 99 miles of the capitol -
In the State of Vera Cruz they defy all
efforts for their expulsion and mako
freq forages. In one of the towns
ofthis State they haye established new
paper organ. $3.50 ifT7liIi ~ 5Ttis
In the State of Oajaca the Imperial
Journals admit that their Operations
have assumed grave proportions, while
In Iacatucas and JlsiscO, they are
sweeping all before them. y - ipEl
II is said that the rebel officers from
this country now in Mexico, have re-
fused 70 comply with request of Max
imiltans Secretary OF War, that they
should Join his army, adding that her6-
aiter tiloy c2nld fight under no flag but
The Emperor, Empress and 'COnrt are
instant.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-It Ii stated in
what Is alleged To DO good authority,
from tho city Of Mexico of October 1t,
that Gen. Alatoris did not defeat the
AuStftnns, the latter being several hum
dFed miles from where AIRtoFiB 81, At
atN7t eANlCgFa tue lALtaEr was fBflfe3enLad
by Mexican and Cuban papers as en-
gagged In capturing the city OF Mazattan,
and as having roasted q portion Of the
Inhabitants. ~ il.i-f
All the ground occupied by Iuarez,s
forces In Oageba Is n mountain pass and
they are not in possession OF any
stronghold, city, village or fortified no
Eition in this part of Mexico, and the
only force the Republicans now have
tre bands Of gueErillns. amounting 10
1000 In all, roaming all over the coun-
Tho steamer Chesapeake, from Sd
vannhh, brings the 102d ". Y, regiment.
Quarantine has been discontinued
n lower quarantine station, and tho
hospital ship has been lowed to this
The Shipmens' Association OF this CITY
met to-day and adopted n petition To- The
Secretary Of the Treasury, requesting
him to adopt some plan to prsveai
them being defrHuded Of their Freight
dues. They alleBe that under the pres
ent system imported goods are bonded
by parties who take Them out Of the
WnEe-house by paying custom dues,
ana without paying freight, thus de-
Irauding the ship men extensiVely.-
The petition will DO forwarded to
Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
Larre aaIe.or ro,lon-

NEW York, October 1s.-Ths. srnos
obtained from fhacuttOn sale ye i9ffIl n
by Mr. DRapeF, the scent in this efty,
was more than - 10000 in gold. The
whole amount realized daring the poSt.
year, ON account Of cotton sales, 4 be-
tween six and seven million doiIaTs.-
Six million dollars Ofthe sum wers the
proeeeGls Of the cotton captured In Sa-
vannah and Charleston, foFty.fWo
thousand bales, Of which $500 came
from Savannah. The advance which
has taken place in the priee Of cotfon
has added materially 70 the sum for
which Al least 900 bales Of STATE were
sold.
Since JuIytbs dispatches ofthe cot
ton agency here N the epaTtmaht, were
TO the eject that the market was INN.
and that the rates would almost GER
tGinly be higher, and the SecTetaFy Of
the Treasury postponed the sales that
were TO have been made In August and
September, AID Afterwards to October,
The result shows q gain Of from Is 70 %
cents per pound. The whole OF me
Mobile, ChaF1estOn and Savannah eot-
ton taken by the Government. has been
disposed OF, and the sales %. - F1afie
hereafter, will be OF cotton collected by
the speGiat agents Of the Treasury in
the various States Of abe South. + One
such sale embracing ] 100 bales VIII be
made on Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
Addrels b WendeII phIuIp.

BOSTON, Oct. 1s.-WeudeH Phillips
delivered a lecture before the Boston
fraternity last night, The lecture at
traeted . large and enthusiastic audi
enee. Its title was teTlIe South Vieto-
Eious-". Mr. Phillips declared that
President Johnson In his speech 70 the
delegation that waited on him from
South Carolina, and who appealed 70
him for protection against Congress and
the harsh spirit Of the Northern States.
had ranged himself with the halEcou-
VeEted Eebetsy and made himself the
quarter Of'G rebel IN order that the
rebels themselves might be One-quaFter
Union. MaioT-GeneraI Banks, Mr..
Phillips denounced as . varITunt noun
tsbunk, laden with the curses Of every
loyal man In Louisiana and Massaehu-
settg, and yet Massachusetts men were
going 70 send him TO Congress. 3Ir. P.,
in spanking Of the endorsement OF
President johnson by various Repub.
liean STATE Conventions, said the Re.
publiean party does NOT exist; there Is
. speetEs. walking over the county In
its shroud, hut there q no such pGFtY.
Il has not existed since the Baltimore
Convention, when Il was buried In The
will OF Abraham Lincoln. deny the
existence Of any political force entitled
the zReP1hltclu party. AE. PhiiIips
g adveFtfzed 70 repeat the lecture at the
Cooper Institute New York next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
me EerIean EmlsraaISa E1eIteuent.


NEw YoRE, Oct. Is.-An Interesting
case In connection with Mexican mat
terss and growing out Of the Mexican
emigration excitement Of last spring
was yesterday before Judge AIoncFisT
Of the supreme Court OF this city ut
Gen. OTtego who Il The Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of Mexico, and
Vice President OF the Republic, and
Who, by the expiration of the term Of
President JuTaZ, will become President
nsxt month, arrived in this country in
April last, where he has since remained,
principally in this city. Some DAYS ago
he was arrested aud admitted to bail in
the sum Of S7,O00 on eOmpIIfnt Of Mr..
Allen, who figured in connection With
the recruiting and emIgTntiOn move
ment, and who alleges that heyyvas em-
ployed by the GeneFaI 10 supeFintend
the whole matter, and on The ground
that all expenses would be paid. Now,
Allen states, afteF he bad recruited 4
largs number Of men for Mexico and in
Cured debts amounting 70 nearly 5000,
Genernl OFtego refuses 70 cash tie bills
OF have anything TO do with the ne
eIutts. The action yesterday was on a
motion to show cause why the order Of
arrest should not be Vocated. The Gem
erals response 70 Aliens allegations Is
n complete denial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
A Communication from the PERUVIAN
NIInIster-ConE In I1nuE.Innn.

! NEW YoRK, Oct. 1s.-Mr. Garcia.
Peruvian Minister In Washington. pub
fishes communication enclosing an
official circular from his government.
warning America Of the revolutionary
authorities in his country under the
lead Of Gen. Cunzieo.
Particular caution IE given in regard
70 the matter Of guanO. The Chinchi a
Islands, which supply this valuable ar
ucle, are now In the possession OF the
eyoluttoniAts, but President PegelI's
government announces that any per-
sons exporting gunnO thence, under
permits from Gen. Cunzfeo's officers
VIII be considered depretlatIons and be
prosecuted.
The information from Louisiana Il
that much confusion and trouble pTT.-
walls In that State. Some or the
Parishes refusing or being RELUCTANT to
recognize Mr. Wells rs the loyaI Cover
nor, therefore, It IS not Iinprobab bic
that either he or some other peFion will
be appointed Provisional Governor In
order that harmonious action may fol-
low in the preAent political campaign.
a much larger number than usual Of
distinguished persons have arrived here
to-day, in addition to the English party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

NEW YoRK, Oct. Is.-By tho steamer
Moro Castle we have Havana dates to
the 18th Inst. During the frHt week in
October heavy rains and high winds
prevailed throughout the Island.
forcing the people to shut themselves
up and suspend business. Great floods
have occurred, covering the telegraph
poles In some places, and damaging tho
bydFUWning, and much misery caused.
Information from Hnyti says: The
only vessel GefIraTd had employed In
the blockade Of rebel ports had been
captured by a party Of 900 men. Gen.
TaEd nj last accounts was at Port au
Prince.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
The Greatest Medicine of the Agel
KRAHS BIGRRH&A COMPOUND!
Theonly safs and Certain Curef1r
DLARRHGA, DFSESTERY. FEUX, SUN.
AfE.R COMPLAINT

MA COMPLAINT.
4And an Dtssl,,I sCRe Sl1aaeA alleE Eo,grls, h.
et1e1 q q GhGngs 81 .Dt1 o. CiEafe.
u InSalRabIs 1Ied5cfne, nav O1lsr Il 70 he
puhlicUtkh . nm knowledge Of fts superior
merit ogsE any EEEletly % NE ellaEAeteI ever
aRothG ReRsdEsk G1eF aEaL Cod hTun-
cured By thAule of tl10 66fIEL. ms Fp1oaIiy
hasHeea fmEaf - uSllCEe taGsIIIoes where ne
dt4eaSe tls ha1lietl The alzi1 of0Fen the moSt
KRAITs DLARRHuEA C1aEPuUsED has been
In uss for = number Of Yeala and By is timely
ms medieine 8 q purely Gslentide prepRrA-
IT, c I'd y E ErsEed with tle Greatest Gu
EvsEy tTsvsier should Ezsvs Z. bottla q the
DIAEKHGEG CU3[PoCNnL
EVeFy s0lIieE vim md it inyaluabia.
No Fnmlly Ghnud Be without Il.
UUnOt heEit1fs % eET KRAE7Es DLAIlcIEEA
CO1[POuNp, md Prevent pain, suffering and
had :" EuEL0U-EsaT EsFI1roHIAIR
N1E1IGsS1; z pm IN, Is1G
Having used KHafka DIaFRhRa Compound E1P
Camp 1l1EEl6dEs win Witch I 1--we been
daepty aElle8ed h6E hlnnEt one mnlth, 0IoEAeF
olfy pr.rSt Tsiis st 3 J'<51.i.lsf esEs,
cake nfelIdITR In rsenIIll ending q to The r.
VUEabta nutieeofaIi mo nay b ali g ieled
Chaplain I'm ". Va LnflatF5J'.
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-LHgs Ganln1llE, being IN HallEvliig, Tenn, I
Wl1Gf4le1oed Win . igyer8 LllllETl1nell, I tE1ed
the remedies % several hut With
cut any e6eet IWHG9Ttell - my tEilElti
- come home I W. e1l1Eleeely broken
dnTn and pElltElI4sll. uPGu lEfiEilgn - ll1lIll'
W1 otyiled 70 ny ElEllftg D.lEIIllElll Com
polE1- One b5dIs n leD ~ IclFelf a. d.
~ Hd Fgl1gtIf ~ ha1lli. ] an gi1d q ~
egnInleDd ElIl5 TliIahIe medicine % N NJ
1ttetel4 Win tlIis terrible di8eass-
1oa5. l{[sl4yy A1sulEsS EsnlsA AXIS
MHA AeCAHE, EEAET 4 Co, Gau1lsllGll:
-LGle ,llllLillR 1 ~ n1tlEl!ed WIN 1yeTJ
agTgEe GlAEIl1ullI nm Which i sIIfI=EeL1 10
nuulE t2Eee WeliEg eEiaIf YlFiliIil YI.IIilililI
bat WN unable % eheek the lIlaiIa lat h
nfdIealad . bneEia a aKRIffE Df1PTilcl1 (ldIIl-
pnlDds o. ballle FllfFHltf cliFed GlE lliills
an11 seSf1TeIl me- 70 my ElglnI healEh falsl
alelIra IA "a 2 ned
eiDe, = have pfuVsl{ - Vfrtres - M on
&c, and aeen = tEietl b. ugleEl with TIE llEll
SD al ~ l,e,.ii-l s Z! g e
y lIlEltu1E. VF-Vl
NeCARE RRAFT& CO, VTloleSis Ils1E
Tf6n IN dEIIIfs shnaiIl Is LII
Fr41s IN Ertd4sl port ~ WEST 4 MITCH
mEyrSSm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

Over twenty yeani' ineTuasdne dennd Inns
eatabllEiled the fact that MATTHEW'S vESt,-
TAN HAN TTI5, i the be.CIri Cl,e world, II
h The CHEAPEST, the most reliable, and most
ennyenlent- Complete In one bottle, Does
not require any prsviouE preparation of The
hhtr. HotToubIe. No crock or stain. Docs
mot rub on or make the haiFapphnrtitssy and
dead. but inpaFtS N II new Ilfs and iattre.
Producer q beautiful black OF brown, a prc-
TERED. "A child can apply Il Always gives
abstraction. Only. 70 cents Per bOttle. BoLI
everywhere,
4: ]. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DF1dAl5 q Co, New YoTii, whole
-lls AGenu- may2glycod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

Government stoks -o1iIet. FreI0bts
70 LiVeFpOOl-Q Quiet and firm. Stock -
Heavy; o. and Rock Island 100; AIiIWntI-
kee and PEairie Du Chen s.; Cievs-
land q PttsbuTR n; Chicago Il n. W,
505<ct do. preferred 65; N. y. Central
-; Erie OH Reading ZIG; Michigan TAX:
Illinois Central 1881I; SOS G0up61is
ig5zSt ex.NOV. coupons; do. new issue
W. Treasury = Bios SIX; 1 year ecFtifl-
Gates 981<; QnickSIlVsr 30. -
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PhIIadeIpEIa MnrIlef.

PnLADELruIA, oct. IS.
BreadstutIs and dour-Quiel: salea
Wheat-Steady ealF,s al
new red At e 3542 81: old do. 81 7Oa3 o..
Corn-R1Em; sales Of yellow II &c:
white Ole. PetFoleum-Quiet; crude
SSc; refined in bond G2a6sc; free sias3c;
Whisky-DulI ut g IS.
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NEW York, Oct. Kiln answer! "a. a
challenge made by 1IR. 9opeF 81 thi
Palmer to AfE. BenhsG, owner o. tbs
HeuFiettn, who proposed 10 Run FOR :
silver plate valued q $50, Mr. Rennes
IN = card aeeepta the ellaIlengs on con-
titiouthat the Faea hs ffiIlls7l 4. iIlls1.I,
stakes Of 500 entrance Zee, and that III
0iFustl Of yaPhtH o. the SddddT0n be
invited TO participate ms E1es = 70
take plaee n loSembsF Or December
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

NEW YosE, OF. IA IRE broke out
this morning IN the buflding IN SPRUCE
street. oeen1 I'D In paEt BY iEe 2EeJl York
Ledger. The hutlt.tng was flooded With
iellst damago Wa8 dous bV- tiis 4 - ..
ne. 1iEenlen lro atlII e vol. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-+GOId easy; the
custom demand Il mOdernte. There IS
no speculative movement and loans
are incidentally flat.
The Edinb1rR to-dny takes ont 455.
600 in specie and the Persia Sl2O. 600:
total $16b 900. ,,s- = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
wow YoElt lIeneI nEaEI.et.

- -TTH7 Nm wv UIEEI OCIr 10,
MOney-Actiye and firm n 7 per cent.
Steafllng- Steady pt 81 O9I<al O1J<.@
dold-Shnds fiFner; opening a I1Gl<:
advancing TO l469< and closing Mt 1867.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
nnnhLnmn.LA

BUFFALO, Oct. IL.
The market Il Nat and prices Of Flour
and Grain nominal. Forks 5Ga86 80.
LArd-3Oc. Whislgy-SaIes $50 bbIs at
q a. Canal Frsights-TO New York,
Wheat 25c; Corn &c; Oats I4n1II<c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
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1l-ll.lls
EEW YoRK, Oct. Ia.-CoI. StaFriu.
President Of the Military BaaFd which
which Cen al0euuass name has been
.damagingtY connected, publishes 4
st1tsmaBs refining any fmpuEutfons
elst upon Gen. SIOeum and HiFRn1 O
Roger Gem SIoeum1s AdIutHut aus
tains the statement by al afddaFiE
a special 70 the Tribune from Wash
fngtOny Oct 17th, saysS
mIls has decided that 0WneTs n build
fnEs rented 70 ne GoVeFn1lsut. aFe not
employees OF the Government hence
The salary Ink Z. not O-bs dedusted from
the rents.