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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08
mo Elections YesterIny.

At this writing e a. n.y. we have re-
turns enough from all the States in
which elections were held yesterday,
viz: New York, Rev Jersey, Massa-
chusetts, Illinois and Wisconsin, to
show that the Union ticket has been
everywhere successful. The democra-
cy, soldier nominees and all, have been
sweptof the. boards. Their entire cam
paign has been failure. The people
have not been deceived by their change
of front. The record of the war was
not forgotten. In every stnte, even in
New Jersey, the home of Nasty, the
democracy have been repudiated.
WE can see plainly in the difference
of disposition manifested by the sue
cessively demonstrating" States OF the
South the mischievous effect which
even demonstration of the Northern
Democracy" towards the reacquisi-
ton Of power has had upon the South
ern mind. Two months ago, when the
Mississippi Convention sat, there was
exhibited a spirit which surprised and
delighted the North, by the cordiality
Ofthe acceptance of the conditions i'm
posed by the war, and by the manly
enrnestncss with which it turned from
all the shattered decisions of the past
and sOL the face of the State toward a
future oTloyalty and feedom. A little
later Alabama held her convention, and
although she followed in the footsteps
of Mississippi it was with reluctant feet
and a more grudging demeanor. The
submissive and acquiescent disposition
manifested in Mississippi showed signs
of waning, and a reaction began,
which has displayed itself more signIfi-
cnntly since in every successive move
ment Of the recognizing States
North Carolina was only deferred
from affirming the legitimacy and
obligation of her rebel debt by sug-
gestive message from the President.
Georgia required still broader intIma-
tiOn from the National Executive to re-
strain her from the same action, and
her Convention has shown ugly recall
citrancy upon every question involved
in the reconstruction OF the State. It
has simply repealed the ordnance of
secession, and refused to declare 1t null
and void, and it has passed an orli-
nance of emancipation with the reserva-
ton of IA clnim for national compensa-
ton. In addition to these man
ifestatiOns We see how narrowly South
Carolina missed electing Wade Hamp-
ton, Governor, the bitterest rebel per
hnPs in that State-the man who re-
fused TO surrender with the balance of
Johnston's army. No one can misun-
derstand these manifestations. They
have becn stimulated and encouraged
by the utterances of sympnthizers in
the North. 1t is to be hoped that the
recent elections will open the eyes of
tho South to the delusiveness of any
hopes founded on the triumph of North
ern Democracy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

THE Charleston, (Kanawha county,
Journal, received last night, is in high
elee over the election results in that
county, and also in Wayne and Cabell
all three Of which it seems have done
nobly for the Union ticket. We hardly
expected victory in Wayne, but we
nave one, according TO the Journal, and
Col. j. s. P. Carroll is elected to the
House of Delegates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08
COCO CREAM ron THE HAIR.

Coco Cream Tor the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No morerancid PomadesII
Nomore rancid Pomades!!
youwant something elegant
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
Ifyou want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be nd of Dandruf,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
IAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
JuA Wheeling, w, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

THERE has been great excitement in
the New York stock market for the last
two days. What are called CORNERS"
have been made in the Prairie Du Chen
and Cleveland & Pittsburgh roads, and
the shares have been run up far beyond
their usual selling rites. In the for
mer, ON Monday, there was variation
in the course of two hours of more
than rs per cent; IN other words, from
146to go. The excitement is said never
to have been equalled at the New York
stock exchange, not even in the days of
the celebrated Harlem corner, and
heavy failures arc expected and pre-
dtcted. "A Corner is n swfndIing op-
Grafton greatly rclished by stock gam
blers and practicCd by them whenever
an opening presents itself by reason of
what are called ''short'' sales, In the
Prnirie Du Chen stock there are, it
it seems, but $4,000 shares, all told,
while some 10000 shares were sold for
future delivery or, in other words,
sold Short" Hence the "corner.n
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sprftaI apttfes.

AWAY WITH sPECTACLEs-oLD
"A eyes made new, without speetacles, doc
tor or medicine. Pamphlet mailed free tIn
receipt OF ten cents. Address E. B. FoOte, N.
D., No. 1850 Broadway, New York, nov7-2w
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Notina

Notice.
M 9IIICE e hereby given 10 all persons in
tnat al accounts must be settled. me book
oLihs hFm must be closed, and proper SfanS
VIII 9e taken to compel payment With pers
sons dtSregOrding this notice PC PC
nov8-ite lew. C.HANDI.AN-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

THE monthly report of the Depart
lnent of Agriculture for October, shows
that the wheat crop suffered less than
was expected from the wet weather.
The increase in the ont crop in 1895 is
noarly fifty millions of bushels, and of
the hay crop more than five millions of
tons. The fall crops are abundant. and
the yield of corn will be the largest ever
known in the United States. The corn
crop Is equally good in the Southern
States, and its planting there is SO much
greater than ordinary, that that section
can consume but a portion of the
amount grown. 1t can therefore, give
tho next crop season to greater pro-
duction OF cotton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

WE informed from Cumberland
that Joseph Wheate Esq, of Morgan
county, formerly member of tho
House of Delegates of West Virginia,
Is under arrest at that place for the use
of violent and lisloyal language since
the late election. We do not see how
this can be. Our old friend wasthel last
man in the world, ns We always sup
posed, to DO arrested for tho uso of dis
loyal language. He is very eccentric
we know, and in the vCxNtion and cha
grin of defcat, may have used unbefit-
ting Language, but We doubt the report
about his disloYnltN.',
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"a Gard.

WE RETURN OUR TFyA ME-, -,
rTiI inllny friends and Patrons ~ ~ ~ 4f1IS
axe Sqec &c for tlle iibeFai pst4onl
aiso tSiSs fSts IN nl While in our miisf md
mn 5 IT, We intend to carry on the
~ ne 5II Icy 6nsiness In an It's l1FancSI1s
Ne ~ 6sNSS ~ stnd. No. 119 Main sfTeet 1.6ses
W iat9pe ~ strict attention "a ene!e
81 ~ ~ ttnnance Of the patFonsSe fssS,to
y. RWe also intend 10 cs,SSe S q co.
Sss1,1ng AuEtne4 g before W., Iees1, s WI
SSSSg on hand null asortneTt ar EFa 81.
aug2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

GEN. MRADE expresses tie opinion
that twenty-five thousand men belong
ing to the Army of the Potomac are
living who have been disabled by
wounds and are incapable of self
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

THE aggregatestrength OF the regular
army, at the time the last ofiacisi re-
turns were received at the war DeDsrt!
ment, was forty-three thousand two
hundred and fOrty-six oflcers and
men. ''-'>.
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e U r q ( Al
THE
lNFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVB!!
This 81 no Hair Dive.

THE IMMENSE SUCCESS 11,Irr1 1,,r,,,,,,
this Preparation has mel tnTIn1 az 1i,S 3
I'm r, y mas been before the public ms iIcSS
me t1 lSGS and tens Of thousand, Tho
n t9ce Y the ONLY and TRUE Hat RaI 56e
~ aTIIE st me Eureka has been intFodnced into
~ Ine PLlnclpal cities both East and TVeSt
aI1 wig ialthtully performed MI that Il
TGtkllneo 5or II has superseded an Other. HafI
- SS1EeIationS The Eureka restores gray Hal,
SSlItn9 MI NJ Color; prevents the half nom
me ~, sS1lP, mpardng 10 the hair a soffS5eS II
sSnu glgSsS and youthful appearance that M
.s tska y nee nom all impurities OF IoISaI1
S SSI tuHss ana can be used without soilInp
Manufactured and sold. yvhole.als o,,1 =.
TaA' hQBEt3T FISHER Sole ApenS
ssi ~ NJ e North Ftnh street, st. Louis. Mo
q Cos, and Logan, List 4 q ss7 ~: Hg IN
~, ~ neeling, West Va Sold also BY Is. Ro6SS.
ing. q saIia- S n. 80.
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For Sale.

A SUBSTANTIAL TWO STORY BRICK
11House on the South side OF John Streef
above Seventh, containing two tenements'
each four rooms, finished attic and GOOD
basement. For terms DO, see 49,
novs-1w TH Rosi 2 qsgPIsI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08
ITCH. ITCH, ITOH.
Scratch, scratch, scratch.
.HEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII cure the 1bch IN ~ nouns.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChiIblaIns,
and all Erupttons of the Skin. Price so cents.
For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 90 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
sole Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, It will be forwarded by mali, free OF
postage, to any part Of the United States.
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COLGATEs HONEY SOAP.

COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, smade from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and ENIOLLIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin: For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. rrafi5-IydSyy
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Sale of Government Prop.

u ASST QR, AIRs. oEF1cE
MhEALIN4, w. Va, Nov. ID, 1865.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH iTsTpTyr,
uons received nom the QnarteFmaSfer ca.
e S ~ the v. q Army, will sell N PuIlIr.
fTS1SSs9 On, g the Government Buildings, on
COMMENCING lsECiNG TUESDAY, NOV. u. 1855
S, ~ Q CLOCK, q m, wagon, riding and pacF
9tt% SAIpenterS tools, Blaclsniths' tools and
s. I 0t4ess ~ 9. 3 HaFness, (neW,l 66O0 Vfain
49, ess;t &c sale to continue norn SlSy 10
~ unLu the property Is All sold TSTTnS
CSlsh-Government funds
- r. S. GARDNER.
1oN3 Captain, and A. @, IT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

By the Governor: = = 4sS 'kAlsaAaN.
GRANVILLE D. HALL Sect'y az fI,e s,o4,.
;, VS. VS. YiEginia papers copy three times and
noVS-IwdAW
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ltSalTSREARs FLUID ALAGNFsT7 zFoIT1I
oTti1S i7I1iIeye at les than one IaIS ~ ~
FalIoI11 9&o5s - For sale at e BoclEin15S Sl5
1ee0Ee' novf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

LorIsvIIIM. December 5.-Go,ernor Bram-
lett. In hls message, says: Kentucky furnish
ed 70 the Federal armies, mostly. three years
men, 63.g75 white aud ~ 50 col0red soldiers.
remarking in this connection. ours was not the
loyalty which drew sub-istence from promised
profit, but unyielding devotion 70 principle
which neitheftthn loss of property nor present
danger could overcome. He recommends each
county 70 organize q company 20 support the
civil authorities.
The Governor says the result Of the war has
been such 20 forever banish the heresy Of
secession. The war has determined the Inn
practicability q secession, and II only remains
for the Judiciary TO decide that secession IL
treason, 10 have the subject forever and finally
adjusted. This adjudication should properly
be had In the case ~ tte chief Of the rebellion.
70 make II precedent for all time 10 come.
The Governor argues that the adoption of
the constitutional amendment would give per.
peInal indemnity against the attempt 10 con.
troll the question Of suffrage through the Fede-
raj powers, aud recommends IL adoption, and
because slavery has ceased 10 exist and uni
versal emancipation has made freedmen
throughout the nation, the question what i
to become Of the negro, the Governor leaves
time % solve.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
Cincinnati Market.

tINCiNNATT, December ).
Flour continues dull. hut prices are nominal
" unchanged; supertine 81 boar -; extra
ssQls bO. and family and fancy So 75@f2
=M heat j. dull and prices have declined "a
II - for prime old red New red is entirely
nominal.
Corn continues dull az $50 So Tor new.
Oats are DUH and prices nominal at go lOC
In elevators.
Rye duh and prices nominal; sales At S0aSeC
for prime.
Hogs are unchanged and prices 10 = great
extent nominal. The demand l. from butch.
ers. and sInall sales were made at - JOG 40 :,
gross. Packers sre not buying. The nominal
asking rates net are sis. Receipt, were 9,O0(
heal
Provisions hrmer
McSs pork quiet; 80 foT city.
BULK meats nominal at I3is0ei3c for shoul.
dcrs. ljHl5i.c for sides. loo TO-. for clear.
Lard i offered at soc for prime city. without
BUYERS.
Groceries quiet.
Small sales of whisky AZ 90 IS.
Gold i45is.
Weather cloudy; thermometer 40.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, December g. The steamer city
Of New York. from Liverpool. November -.
via Queenstown. p. arrived this evening.
The eN-pirate shenandoah sailed on the 2lst
for New York.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
London political items say the Bank Of Eng
land has reduced it. rate Of discount 20 six per
cent.
The merchants cf Paris aud Havrc are
adopting The memorial 90 the Emperor Of the
spanish.
Heavy gales have occurrecd in EngI and with
great damage 40 the shipping.
/ LIyERIpoI. November ~. -Cotton nales
yesterday and today amount 10 1900 bales,
including 600 bales 10 spcculators and eN-
porters.
The market was easier Yesterday and closes
normal to-day.
Breadsiuils more active but downward
Provisions quiet and steady.
Bacon dull; 10 sales.
Lard ull: sales small.
The following j. a summary Of the steamer
liccla's news:
Parliament has been further prolongcs 10
Dublin telegram 10 the Morning Post
SAYS Pigeon House Fort, commanding Dublin
liay has been gaFri~oncd since the 18th ult
hy large deiatchment,. All the guards have
been doubled and the guns double shotted and
men are held under arms all night. During
the day ga the ath four general officers were
In iiic fort and ,s,esrf bridges werr closed.
The number of fenians admitted 70 bah, l.
rgarded - sr Indication that only The chief
u them wiz BE- prosecuted.
The Liverpool pusf publishes eircum,tan-
tial account n duel recently fought near that
city, in which an Ans1can Fcuiaa Cencral.
natnc unknown. was Unc of the principals, " no
reeiged n slight Mound In the hip. The stry
y Nouehed for ~ suthentic aud = said ~ han {
been hushed up until the General departed for
New lurA. which h did on the i>th. Ills an
tasonlst was q Liverpool Anu-feniaa.
FRANcE.-An explanatory ipoia J. pub
lished Officially. stating the effective reducfion
~ Tie lFel4sA sEiia. suaeunl- ts .ae men. an
that the ultimate economy for the budget q
49, s,yii -be trtisNes 20 D. t>v,ivv or rfftcvn
million Of ffarcS. Il was rrpdritd that die
Minister Of Marine Was Preparing a reduction
: % the navy. whereby a saving a four million.
would be eaecicd-
Rector Ffnwafl. M he spccch 4, tho opening
of Parliament said that IN time the force Il
event. worid solfe the questions pending hc.
tween ltaly and the Papacy. Italy must re-.
main faithful te thc Cony ention, which Lraucc
Z wnsild conipirtclx carry cat within the ap-
pointed time. llencrforth 10 would he easy %
wait
pENN,RK. The time stipulated for the com-
pletiou of the telegraph cable 10 America yil
Greenland. IN the contract, 4 three years. and
not two wears. we- reported Nv the Scotia.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
New Work. Markets.

NEW YORK, December5.
Cotton duh and lower; sales at SOC for
middling.
Flour heavy and unsettled and SC lower
sales AZ - ooetS n ior extra s,stc; - 5Otg
; - fur common 10 good shipping and extra
rOand hoop Ohio. and - soCglo - for trade
brands, the market closing heavy and un-
settled.
Whisky dull and nominal: western ~ aaes
~ g..
Wheat market dull and lace lower; sales al
~ .2ssl - for Chicago spring. 81 5lGi - for
milwaukee, club, and ~ s2Vei - for amber
Milwaukee. the latter price an extreme for ex-
ira choice; 81 a. for amber state. aud G. ~
Tor choice white Canada; 81 ~ for kiln dried
white Western.
RYE dun and declining
Barley quiet
Harley malt dull
corn opened heavy and closing steady; sales
al sI@o3isc Cor unsound and af995 for sound
mixed western. and i6c for high mlxed west
ern. nearly yellow.
Cat dull and heavy; sales al bG5ac Tor
unsound, and 6oet6sc for sound. the latter an
extreme price.
Coflee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales Al i3(3isAe for Cuba
Muscoyado. aud IL si1SlS91s for Havana
Molasses dun, 80 ss.a..- 81 - ,fi q D.
Prroisafn urn .aies a al 4is4ihe for crude,
and eSS10c for refined In bond.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
I II I VERY LATEST,
THREE O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sor-rnERN coNnRrssMrN.


SOUTHERN CoNGREssMEN.
NEW YORK, December "a dispatch from
Washington says: Alexander A. Jones. from
the sixth North Carolina District has arrived
lie says he clme TO take the oath, not having
aided the rebellion, but on the contrary having
been imprisoned in Castle Thunder for loyalty
TO the Union; he Is from the mountain district
In the heart OF the State. Messrs. Stubbs, r
4. Fuller, T.. 4. Clark and G.. H. WalkuD. from
the same state. are also there. Fuller was 4
member OF the rebel Congress- and Walkup
was Colonel IN the rebel army.
TEMPORARY ADJOURNMENT or CONGRESS.
The same dispatch says il is probable Con-
gress-will adjourn from Wednesday till Mon
day next. partly In consequence Of thanks
giving, which interyenes, but chiefly 10 give
the Speaker time to make up committees,
which requires unusual deliberation.
HORACE MAYNARD.
Horace Maynard publishes a note, explain
ing his attempt % be heard yrsterday' He
considers IL is his duty To make his presence
known 10 the House, as he had not been recog-
nized by the Clerk.
SOLDIERS PETITION.
The disabled soldiers employed in the va
rious departments Of the government, have
prepared petition, numerously signed, pray
ing Congress to abolish the act passed ut their
last session, Withholding from them the
bounties payed 10 all others of their class not
I'm government employ.
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
Charleston advices say that the South Caro-
lima Legislature re-assembled ON Tuesday last
and proceeded 10 count votes for Governor,
which stood o,92s for J. Lorr, and 9,1s6 for
Wade There was no opposition TO the cleo
ton of Mr.. Porter as Lieut. Governor his
name having been ON both State tickets.
NEW YORK ELECTIoN-HoFFMAN ELECTED
MAYOR.
NEW YORK, December 5,-The city elections
held to-day passed of quietly and no row or
murders are as yet reported. Full vote for
Mayor Is as follows Holman. Tammany
Democrat, 1880; Roberts, Republican. 81,
al; Heeker, Mozart Democrat, lO.400; Gun
1884.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
From Cape Hayden and Havana.

The New York steamer Liberty from Havana
November ~ has arrived. bringing news from
from Cape Haytien confirming the accounts of
its bombardment by British rebels. These
have scattered. Most Of the rebel chief have
been shot. six or seven persons who took ref
uge AZ the house Of the British consul during
the bonbardment, were seized BY rebels and
shot. The rebel Gen. Andrew with 800 men
surrendered 10 the Government Of Geff ard.
who - now master of the situation. Most 81
the foreigners fed TO the American war vessels
at Cape Hayten during the bombardment.
The triumph Of the Government was commem-
orat Il by Festivities.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
synopsis OF Legislative Proceed
ingS.

Besides the introduction Of Mr. Browns
Minority Report, in relation % who shall be a
competent witness in any Court In this state,
very little of interest transpired In the senate
yesterday; and as the reporter Of that body has
seen III TO absorb all of the vacant space We
had, 10 the exclusion ofthe House report We
must refer the reader 10 II for particulars.
In the House.. the Adjutant General. In re-
sPonse 10 resolution, made report. which
was referred 10 the Committee on WAYS and
Means.
number of Temperance memorials We're
presented, which were referred 20 the Com
mittee on Temperance.
Nr. Gregory's per diem and mileage hil was
called up and passed the final reading by
yeas -. nays 3.
A bin defining embezzlement aud pr,serib-
ing punishment therefore. was referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee.
The liquor license law. the special order
being the consideration Of Mr. Shuey's temper
anee bill, was taken up. the question being ON
the third reading. Amer lengthy discussion,
and the voting down Of sundry amendments,
the bill was lost.
In the afternoon, the bin providing for a
state Debt Sinking Fund being the special or
der, ON motion, the House went into Commit
tee Of the Whole, and after u lengthy debate.
the Committee reported progress and rose:
prior 10 such rising, however. II was resolved
that leave be asked 10 sit again at ten o'clock
this morning.
After agreeing 10 the recommendation Of the
Committee Of the Whole. the House adjourned.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

ZGold closed Yesterday in New Yort at
/It7es
Lieut.. Governor Bros j. nov Acting Gov
srbor of Illinois.
General Baez has becn elected President
q fan Domingo.
The south CaroIIna Legislature re-assein-
bled last Tuesday.
The Ohio state sorgho Association rnri in
Cincinnati last evening.
The pirate Shenandoah len Liverpool On
the 2ist uit.. for New York.
"A dispatch states that Congress wiz adj
journ this evening until Monday.
The Official vote for Governor in south
Cardinals; orr, s9ss; Hampton, s,iso.
Gen. Lew Wallace, stanton's pet. l. about
70 ress;mc the practice q law In Montgomery
county, this stEfe.
Besides the reading Of the Presidents
Message little busincs. " a. transacted In either
House o. Congress yesterday.
A man named Paul G. Berger was killed
IN the caIaloose at 81 Louis on saturday MORN
ing, by an inmate named Doyle.
Al the election Ia New, York, yesterday,
Holman, regular Democrat, was elected
Mayor by 1884 majority over Roberts, Rcpub-
iean.
The kentucky Legislature met yesterday
and Governor Bramletfe delivered his mes
sage, . synopsis of which will be found IN our
dispatches.
"A party of radicals In Charlton county,
No. recently attempted 10 kill Hugh Price,
aged G5 years. for the sole reason that he was
brother q the Confederate General, sterling
Price.
--Gcneral Grants Report was polished In
the Cincinnati Commercial yesterday. by
WHIST right was II thus publishedl twas sent
in sealed envelope from the War Department,
not % le opened until specified hour yester-
day. To say Tho least. II looks IL partiality
vas shown this Republican sheet How j.
this. Great Mogll q the Republican press Of
Indianaf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Fork decidedly lower; sales nj So 5oes
BsSH for mess, closing M s3s 10 cash.
30 Slef2S - for prime ness: fsso bbls mes.
december sndJanuary delivery, seller soption.
s21 15as2s Il
Beet heavy; fl6ti4c for plain mess. and ises
fse for extra mess.
Beef hams dull; sales st sss@S.
Iieree beef quet
Bacon duh n. i55<e for Cumberland cut,
short ribbed
Cut meats heavy; sales were made nj lie
Tor shoulders. and l5ik019c for hams
addressed hogs dun but steady at i2x9i23<e
Tor city.
Lard lower; sales az i7623c.
Butter dull at z5613Sc for Ohio. and o66dt5c
for State.
eheese steady at l4Gf9c.