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New York, Sept. 15.-Judge Holt in
his reply to Mr.. Blair denies the latters
charge that he Judge H y made, or was
in any manner n party in, any armis-
tice with the rebel Secretary ut the time
the question of succoring the garrison
In Fort Sumter was before Buchanan's
Cabinet. He also says, henever signed
or IN any way was II party to any agree
ment that no act of war would take
place on the part of the United States
during Mr.. BuchRnan's term, nor does
he believe any such agreement was nu .
thoriZed by Mr.. Buchanan, or ever ex-
listed. He quotes from n letter which
he wrote as Secretary of War, in Janu-
ary, 1861, to Col. Hayne, saying, should
Major Anderson's safety require rein
torcements, every effort would be made
to supply him. AT that time, however,
the government did not deem it neces-
sary to send him reinforcements, be-
cause he made no such request, and
felt quite secure In his position.
The Posts Washington special saws
The Secretary of the Treasury denies
the report that he intends issuing 5-2O's
in exchange for Treasury compound
interest notes.
The statement that all the troops will
soon be withdrawn from the Southern
States is entirely groundless.
The force in the Treasury department
IS gradually reducing TO the lowest linz
1t consistent with the necessities of the
public service. Important retrench-
ments are also in progress in other de-
partmentS of the government,
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NeM YorI mnrlret-

NEW York, Sept. 15.
CoTToN--LeSs active but prices steady;
45@451E for middling. FLoUR-Duil,
heavy and l0@l5c lower; 81 6O@7 20 for
Extra State, 50 5O@s 90 for common to
g God shipping brands Extra r. n. o.
and 80 OOGIO 90 for Trade brands. mar,
ket closing heavy, with no buyers at
outside quotations; included in sales
are 1000 bbls. Extra State for first thirty
days of October mt 81 so. WHIsKY-lG
&c better; State and Western 50 2762 Is.
closing tirmer at latter price. WHEAT
Dull and nominally l@2c lower; 81 55@
~ for Chicago Spring, 81 COOL 63 for
Milwaukee Club, 81 63GII Is for new
Amber State, 81 10 for new White State,
RHE-Gluiet; 81 90 atiOat. BARLEY AND
BARLEY MALT-Quiet and nominal.
CoRN-Heavya and lower; offerings were
nearly all pnsound; T1@S5c for un-
sound, 87@SS1Sc for sound mixed west
ern, soc for high mixed nearly yellow.
OATS-lo better; soc for new Ohio, 53c
for new State, 53@54c for western.
CoFFEE-Dun. SUGAR-Dull Cuba
Mnscovada lac. MoLAssEs Dull.
WooL-Dull. PETRoLEUAE-Dull; 346
35c for crude, 56G59c for refined in bond
and I6C9T8 for refined free, PoRK-DuIl
and lower, $32 25@32 30 for new mess,
closing Mt S32 371S cash; $50 50@3I so for
1851 do; S24 50925 90 for prime; $40 90
C929 so for prime mess; also 500 bbls,
er's option, at S32 80. BEEF-Steady;
So 509l2 90 for plain mess and $ll OOCdi
IA SO for extra mess. BEEFHABTs-,Dul
CUT MEATs-Quiet; I5(9l53<c for shout
ders and l9(922l5c for hams. BACON
Dull. LARD--Firm at 221SCG27ss. Bur
TER-Firmer; 24C933 for Ohio and 35@43
for State. CHEEsE-Dull at ll@l6c.
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WAsHINGToN, Sept. l5.-The Govern
ment has decided 10 allow twenty DAYS
further time for the accepting Of bids
for the purchase of the Chattanooga
rolling mill, 4. e. to October s.
The U. $. Revenue cutter Karkakee,
has arrived Mt Norfolk, where she is TO
remain on duty.
The flag ship Malvern, Commodore
Radford, has arrived from Port ROYAL,
Charleston, and Beaufort, from tour
of inspection. :"
The ship Europe, from City Point.
with tobacco for Richmond, Inns. sailed
for bordeaux. 80
Mnj.-Gen. Wallace and staH left for
Richmond to-day, on the steamer Thos.
The census of the colored people is
being taken in this district, by order OF
A riot took place Mt Hampton last
Monday night, among the negroes,
which was quelled by detachment OF
the District of Columbia cavalry, under
Lieut.. w. II. WOnderly. Twenty-one
negroes were captured, all armed with
revolVers, cutIasses and carbines or
shot guns.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 14.-Cotton Ala
count. ~
Gen. Banks has gone North to stav.
Judge Saml G.. Daley, ex-Congress-
man from Indiana, late deputy collector
OF TINS port, died this morning. His
body goes to st. Louis.
Gen. Swayne, ofthe freedmen's bureau
in Alabama, orders that all contracts
with freedmen for labor must be re-
duced to writing, approved by agents
of the bureau for plantations who will
stipulate and provide sufficient food.
quarters and medical attendance 10
compensation, as may BIO agreed upon.
such contracts shall tbe lien upon
which not more than one-hnlf shnlf be
removed until full payment is made
and contract released by the agent of
the bureau. Absentees from labor
without good cause shall be proceeded
against as Migrants. Freedmen COM
mltted as migrants may be set to work
on roads or other labor, or turned over
to the freedmen's bureau. Gov. Par
sons and Gen. Wood approved the or
der and directed its enforcement.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-The Tines
Montgomery special of the 18th, says:
The Convention met to-day. Nine of
the members present We're qualified by
Gov. Parsons. The Convention WINS
organized Dyelecting Ex-Governor Fitz-
patrick permanent president by nc
clamntiOn. A resolution was adopted
for the present appointment of n COM
mtttee of one member from each Judi
cial district to report an amendment to
the Federal Constitution, restoring the
State to her relations with the Federal
Government. A similar committee was
appointed TO report upon the relative
act OF secession. Adjourned till to-
morrow =
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The National Grave Yard at Ander-
EOnVlIle---The AnderSOnViIIe Prison
RecOrtl---A Favorable Report from
FIOFIdR-..-The Maryland RegIstra-
tiOn law.
NEW York, Sept. 15.-A letter Inns
been received here to-day from Ander-
sonville containing interesting par
ticulars to the friends of deceased sol
dierS buried there. The national grave
yard is being improved and beautified,
there being 1909 bodies lying in it.
This enterprise is under the immediate
charge OF Capt. w. A. Griffin, who has
been ut work there since May last. All
of the old buildings are standing, stock
ades, hospitals, &C., as when they con-
tanned $1,000 prisoners being the largest
number ever there, No bodies can be
removed until November us the mill
tRry authorities prevent it. After the
LIST of November the relatives of those
who are inferred there can procure me-
tallic collins mt that place for Transport
tation to any part of the U. S. Persons
who do not desire, or have not the
means to visit that place, can have the
bodies sent by express by application
to Thomas X. BrRck. The graves are
all numbered and easily ascertained.
/ = DoriInce tAtwnter, charged with the
larceny of the AndersOnville prisoners
record, which were purchased from him
by the War Department for the sum of
$500, has been tried by a court martial
which held its session Mt the headquar-
tiers of Washington. The sentence hns
been committed to the War Depart
ment, and is now aw0itingt he approval
of the proper authorities when it will
doubtless be made public.
The U. S. District Attorney Plantz, of
the Southern District of Florida, arriv-.
ed in this city this morning. Mr.. p.
makes favorable report of affairs in
Florida.
An effort is being made to test, the
Maryland registration law. At hear
ing of a mandamus case against tho
registers in the adjoining county of
Montgomery, instituted in the Circuit
Court before Hon. Judge Berry, the
petition was dismissed by the Court
and an appeal then taken to the Appel
late Court of the State, sitting ut An
nppolis. This brings the matter to an
early test.
Capt. w, Gray, late. Quattermaster of
the 18th Kentucky Cavalry, arrested Mt
Bridgeport a few days ago for stealing
and selling government property while
his regiment was stationed near Alex
andria, Va, hns been committed to the
Old Capitol prison. TH
The o. q "A. Railroad have completed
all of the bridges on the route and are
now running cars direct from Wash
ington to Richmond.
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From Snn FrnncIsco.

dates to August 10th have been receiy-
ed. The Charles james Maury, Joseph
Maxwell and Richmond, had arrived
from the Arctic, the former under bonds,
with $50 sailors, comprising the crews
ofvessels burned by. the, Shenandoah.
She left the Arctic about the time Nile
departed for this city, and reports the
total captures by the Shenandoah at
thirty, of which twenty-six were burn
ed and four boarded. Their names
were heretofore telegraphed.
The Maxwell reports ten whalcrs es-
capped, without giving the names.
The Emily JordOn and John P. West
had previously sailed for Ocllotsks.
The ship Cyclone from Boston arrived
Mt Honolulu on the 22d of July.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 14.-Cotton very
firm; sales of 1000 bales of middling at
45c. The sales of the week are 1900
bales. Receipts, IA, 900 bales.
= Sugar firm Mt lS34al6c. SION
Clearances will hereafter be made for
all ports in Texas. ~ III
The collector has commenced to re-
fund per cent. per pound shipping
fee on cotton, and 3 per cent. merchan-
die fee, heretofore enormously col
lected. uf ,II-r
p The Mobile News Montgomery spe-
cial says: 49,
Many influential citizens of adjacent
counties petition Gov. Parsons, asking.
his interpositiOn for the removal of Col.
Lynch, of the 9TH Wisconsin cavalry,
as Lynch's open sentiments would lead
to negro rebellion against the whites,
bloodshed being imminent. '7tt .EE'
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Par,lonei. by the Ipresident---GOvern.
ment Sale. ~

NEW NoRK, Sept. l5.-A special to
the Times, dated Washington 18th, says:
The President to-day parloned Mem
eel Reid, OF Bedford county, Pa. This
is one of the brothers Reid who recently
figured in the habeas corpus case in
Philadelphia, in which there was a
conflict of authority between the Ma
tiOnal government and the State courts.
Reid is in custody on a warrant charg-
ing him with the crime of treason, and
the President reciteS this fact and par
dons him of that offence. li
The extensive government sale of
locomotives and cars will begin at Port
land, Maine, on the 18th, and follow
with Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Alexandria, and other points. Lively
competition is expected. III
A large amount of the military rail-
road stock in Virginia has been leased
to the railroads of TINT State until the
government is ready to sell the same.
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FLouR1Duli and prices nom tr aTI
unchanged. wHEAT@Dull at 81 so for
old red. CoRN-unchangcd at 63 for
sound err. OATs-In good demand,
and prices advanced TO 43c in elevator.
IsS-E-Dull at G3c5 for prime old. BAN
hEY-Unchanged and steady at 81 60
for prime new fall. WHIsKY-Firm mt
81 %. MESS PoRK-In good demand,
and sales of 700 bbls were sold at $50 50
ali co. BULK MEATs--Eirm at l51Sa
l61zc for shoulders and sides. BACON
Firm ut l714alsc for shoulders and sides,
1870 for clear sides. LARD-Further
advanced 10 j26e, with sales of 500
t1erces.S nchanged and
firm. II. Ellis Il Co., Third street bro
kers, failed and made an assignment.
SpeculatiOns in stocks and gold was
the cause of it. Gold, closed at 1927.
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False Report About Wirz.
Judge Holt and Montgomery
Blair.
Alexander II. Stephens.
Gold Closed at l42 II.

The Murder OF Captain IIcRIy at Au.
Eust0, GeOFgia....WIthOuI FONDA.
tIOn--.COndItiOn of the Freedmen I'm
neutrality-suspicious. to the CaptOrs
OF The late ASSRSSinS...A GFOundIesS
Story.
New York, Sept. 15.-The Tribune's
Washington special, 18th, says:
A report from General Saxton, AS
sistant commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau for the States of South Carolina
and Georgia, has just reached General
Howard, detailing the circumstances
of the murder of Captain Healy, one
of his agents Mt Augusta, on the I'd
inst. 1t also states that an unsuccess-
full attempt on the life of General Wild
has been made, and that Captain Bry-
ant, an officer Of the Bureau, has been
anonymously notified that he will next
be assassinated. Captain Healy was
from his Office in the evening, by three
rutfians, who fired several shots, three
of which took effect in his body, either
of which would have produced almost
instant death. His inanimate body was
afterward mutilated with knives.
General SaxtOn expresses his belief
that the murderers were returned rebel
soldiers.
The misunderstanding published
that the Secretary of the Treasury had
decided to issue 500 bonds in exchange
for compound interest notes, is without
foundation. The Secretary has various
financial measures under consideration
but has taken no definite action on any
of them.
General Howard, of the Freedmen's
Bureau, to-day made thorough per-
sonal inspection of most of the homes
of the cOlored people of Washington,
and reports them being comfortable,
and perhaps better cared for than those
residing in any other section of the
country.
The parties entitled to the reward for
the capture of those engaged in the
conspiracy plot and assassination of
the late President, have been selected
by the War Department, and it is un-
derstood that their names will be made
public shortly. Promotions for officers
conspicuous in bringing the conspira-
tors to justice have been made out and
are awaiting the signature of the Sec
rotary of War, who is now absent from
the city.
Colonel o. Brown, Assistant Com
missioner of Freedmen for Virginia,
reports to General Howard, from Rich
mond, that he has reason to believe the
fears recently expressed by number
of citizens of Virginia, of an insurrec-
ton by the freedmen of that State, are
entirely groundless. General Terry has
so disposed his troops throughout the
State as TO enable him to eiIectnally
squelch any attempt of the kind by the
negroes.
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mo I.nte stenmbont Trlnl.

NEW York, Sept. l5.-Nrr. Dickinson
contradicts the statement that the Al
gonquin has broken down, and it APP
menced. 1t will commences as soon
us both vessels can be put in order,
The Winooski is to be furnished with
1,GQO pounds of coal per hour, and
make 10 revolutions per minute for 4
days. The Algonquin is to have the
same allowance, and if she usues more
coal, and makes more revolutions per
not she loses. -. 80 2 r.
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To YISItDenvcr city.

New York, Sept. ia special to the
Tribune, from Washington, dated 18th,
says:
]. S. Ringwall, of the Philadelphia
Press, has been appointed by the Sec
Tetary of the Treasury, an agent to visit
Denver city, Colorado, to ascertain the
best mode of Transporting silver bullion
by the Government from the Rocky
Mountains to the Atlantic cities, and
also to take measures to accommodate
the miners with eastern exchange.
At the land Office in Jura, Michigan,
I66 acres were taken up last month for
actual settlement, under the Home
stead Law. l 81" -
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nanlk Rohher.r.

NEW York, Sept. l5.-Fifty thousand
dollars worth OF government bonds
We're distracted from the counter of a
Banking House in Wall street yester-
day afternoon, while the attention of
the clerks were diverted. Payment on
them has been stopped, and SCI, 600 re-
ward offered for their recovery, ifli
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HALIFAX, Sept. 15.-Lt. Gamble, r.
n, of Her Majesty's steamer Urgent,
IN u letter to the Express, says the Ur-
gent passed the locality where the cable
buoys are reported to have been placed,
and with the best lOoE-Outs, officers and
men, saw none of them. He concludes
that If the Great Eastern reckOnings
Were correct the buoyS must have been
parted from the cable and drirted about
the ocean.
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Kenlnel.y u. 8. Conferencc..

CINCINNATI, Sept. l5.-The Kentucky
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church were in session at CoVington.
They adopted by n vote of 81 against
%, the minority report, which ex press
ed Willingness to receive, through the
General Conference only, any OVertures
report was directly in favor of reunion.
Seventeen of the union members asked
to be located, thereby resigning Their
ministerial functions. Others resigned
their seats. u !ff. 5-,F{
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CAIRo, Sept. 1880 bales of cotton
passed for Cincinnati yesterday, $50 for
st. Louis, 40 for Evansville to-day.
a meeting of citizens to-day appoint
ed committee 10 invite Gen. Grant to
visit Cairo, where he began his illustri-
Gus career, and partal1e of the hospital
tiles Of tho citNy
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finanfiaI.
The Merchants National
Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.


II
OFFICE OF THE Co1rPT'R OF THE CURREScY.
Warrington, June 9th, 1866,
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORILY F.Vf-
W dence presented to the undersigned It
mas been made to appear that ''The MeF-
chants National Bank of West Tir.
SlniH. Mt " heeline." in the City OF Wheel
ing, IN the County OF Ohio and State OF West
Nlrginin, has been duly Organized under and
aeeordlng 70 the requirements of the act OF
CongresS, entitled an act 10 provide Nations
NJ Currency, secured by pledge OF United
states bonds, and to provide for the circuIa-
ton and redemption thereof approved June
I'd, 1894, and has compiled with an the 6r0Tfs
ions OF said act, REQUIRED to be compiled with
under said act. -
.r Sfow, therefore, !, Freeman Clark, Comp
ILoiIeI OF Inc Currency, do hereby certify thai
'sIHE MERCHANTS NATIOSAI' BASE
Of WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING"
IN the City OF Wheeling, in the County or
Ohio and State OF West Virginia. Is author
lied to commence the business Of RANKING
undert the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of ONCE, this 2gth day of June. 1855
1900, FREEMAN CLARK,
1uI1-bUd COmpt'F of the Currency
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GOVERNMENT STocKs-Less active
and &c lower; Is, $40 coupons, l077s;
81 q; do. Sd series, 99H. SToCKs-N. Y.
Central IS; Quicksilver 479<; Ohio and
Mississippi az; Canton 39ls; Michigan
Central IS; Reading 1885; Michigan
Southern 671S; Indiana Central l25sS;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Il; North
western preferred CO; Rock Island 1l2.
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wheeling, W. Va, Aug L; 3, rs IL


T OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY.
j situated on the line ofthe National Road,
four miles east of the city of Wheeling. Said
property consists of my residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished. bath
rooms and all modern Improvements; also,
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
stabltng, ice and spring. house, ChicReFy and
two ctSternS. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum and Ounce trees, NIL bearing. There
are also choice selections of Grapes, Raspber-
res, BlackbeuieS, Strawberries, and other
with evergreens and otherornamental shrub
berry.
will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring TO purchase nil together.
Persons desiring to consult me in regard TO
price, terms OF payment, DC. can leave their
names At the Gas Company's Office, or visit
feb22-ti JACOB HoREBRooK.
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AFaIse Report About WIZ.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. l5.--It was re-
ported hero this morning that Captain
quiry at the Old Capitol it has been
ascertained that he is somewhat inn
proved in health. The prospect is thai
the trial will be resumed on Monday,
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
.. s. GENERAL HOSPITAL,

U. 8. GENERAL HOsPTTAL.
r TAKE PLEAsuiRE IL I" ssT Tl.IFi SSS2 TO
i you that have carefully examined the
Artificial egs manufactured by LEONARD
lsEGRAS, and for which you are agent. For
simplicity of construction as well as durabili-
ty and convenience, have never seen any
thing TO equal them, and therefore cheerfllly
recommend them toany who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs.
Very respt, your obed't seTv't,
JOHN KIRKER,
A. A. Surgeon, U. s A, In charge
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th 1855 +
have carefully examined the ArtIncial
Legs OF LEONARD IEGRAS, and find them
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They WIN be quite as servIceable rs any nrti-
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! cheerfuLy recommend them to any who
JOHN FRIssELL,
A. A. Surgeon, U. s. a
HEBRON, PLEAsASTs CoUSTY, W. VAL
September IL, 1865.
Mr.. Charles Behlc-, Wheeling, W "a
Dear Sill have now been using the two
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tation TO tie uses for witch II Is Intended,
Very truly yours, &c, -...
For further particular, call on or address
CHARLES BEHL.ER. Ast.,
oD,,O l., Monroe ST, bet. Market e Fourth.
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The Gold Market.

NEW York, Sept. 10.
Gold continues duh and lower. A
considerable amount has been sold on
30 and 60 days at sellers option, the
transactions being based on the
expectation of a reduction of currency
by the funding loan. The price ranged
at 143ISa14S1+.
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The National Bank of West
Virginia.
AT WHEELING.


OFFICE OF CoSPTRoL'R OF THE CURRENCY
..-.... Washington, July nth. 1875.
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVI.
w dence presented to the undersigned, 1t
ms been made TO appearthat SsThc NafioIts
nj Hank of West Virginia, at Wheel.
ing IN the City OF Wheeling, in the Coun-
" OF Ohio, and State of West Virginia, has
been duly organized under and Ascending IN
the requirements OF the Act OF Congress, en-.
titled An act to provide n National Currency
secured by a pledge Of United States Bonds
and TO provide for the circulation and redemp-
ton thereof" approved June 3rJi, 1864, and
has compiled with all the provisions or said
ACT, required to be complied with before COM
menclngthe business OF Banking under said
act.
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clark, Comp
tToler OF the CURRENCY, do hereby certify that
The National Rank of West virginia.
Mt Wheeling, in the City of Wheeling in
the County Of Ohio, and State OF West Vir-
ginia, Is authorized to commence the bust
ness OF Banking under the act Aforesaid.
- In testimony whereof witness nv
Is hand and seal OF office this 18th day
FREEMAN CLARK,
juls=6Od Compt'r Of the Currency.