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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-09

NEW YoRK, Dec. IA Tribune's
Washington special says:
The Quartermaster General publishes.
as the decision of the Comptroller, that
af1idayits taken before Notary Public
afIer the LIST of October last, must have
the certificate of the Secretary of State.
or Clerk of the Court OF Record, to
prove the official character of the No
tary,
The resolutions introduced in the
Senate on Wednesday, have been in
correctly interpreted as having special
reference to employees in the Treasury
Department, but they are directed
against the class of officers who could
not take the prescribed oath, and those
who were appointed without warrant OF
law. This includes among others some
of the provisional Governors appointed
by the President. -
A Herald's Paris correspondent saws:
Legal documents will soon be pub
Ished, showing that the list of English
rebel bondholders which has been given
tothe public was in the main correct
The list Is divided into two classes.
those who drew interest on their bonds
and those who did not, but were con-
tent to await the establishment of the
Southern ConEederacy before MAKING
any claim upon the fund.
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New York market.

NEW 1Ohh1 Dec. O.
COTToN-Dull and declining Mt 49c
for middling. FLoUR-DulI, heavy and
5@l5c lower; 81 9O9S 10 for extra state;
4O9S 20 for extra r. H. o., and S 500
10 10 for trade brands, market closing
heavy. Enthusiastically and quiet, at
81 34@2 IS. WHEAT-Dull and lCd2c
lower; 81 60 for inferior Chicago spring;
l 60 for Milwaukee club; l as for No. 1
Milwaukee,; 2 40 for choice new amber
state. RYE-Quiet. BARLEX-Nomin-
ally lower. BARLEY MALT-Dull. Conn
Lower and less doing; S4Gg3 for un-
sound; 1906 for sound mixed western,
latter price for choice, and 81 for new
yellow southern. OATS = Dull and
heavy, at 5000 for unsound, and 59G6l
for sound. SUaAR-Steady; Havana at
l414. MoLASSES-at IL. WoOL-Quiet,
Steady; crude at 4IC64l 4;
refined in bond at 6TG6S. PoRK-Firm-
er; S28 1923 621S for mess, closing mt
20 371I cash, and % 90 for prime mess;
also 1900 bbls new mess for January
and February, at % 50@2S 90. BEEF.
Heavy, 1l@I4 for plain mess, and l4@
IL for extra mess. BEEF HAAIs-Dull
at "a. BACoN-Dull and heavy. Cur
MEATs-Quiet, Mt l3@l5 for shoulders,
and l59l9 for hams. DRESSED Hoes
Heavy, at l25S@l27l for city. LARD
Easier, ut 1920. BUTTER-Quiet, ut %
OBS for Ohio, and 36@45 for state.
CHEESE-Steady at HOLE. FREIGHTs
TO LIvERPooL-Dull and heavy.
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling,
IREAsURY DEpARTlIENr.

AClOOeT lhtl, ms, 4
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORILY TSVI
w dence presented to the undersigned, It
mas been made to appear that ssThe Nm.
iionRl Savings Bank of Wheeling
IN the City OF Wheeling, in the County OF Ohio
ana state of West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according To the re1uirG.
menlS OF the act Of Congress, entitled nm act
70 pToHidea National Currency, Secured by :
Piedge Of United Suites Bonds and to provide,
IoE the circulation and redemption thereof
nh1pTToNed June Sd, 1854, and has complied with
M me PROVISIONS OF SHid act. requInsd to bt.
compllen with before commencing the buSI-
nGSS OF BnnlStng, under Snid net
now now, therefore, /, Freeman Clark, Comp
Ioner OF the Currency. do hereby caTtIf,- that
:. THE NATIONAL SAYINGSTRSNL :" ~ 81
wheeling. IN the City OF Wheeling. in tho,
county OF Ohio and State of West Virginia.
Is authorized to commence tho bushes ~
Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand C,,,J
seal of Office, this 18th day Of October, iSigi
a., FREEMAN CLARK,
oc2l-6Od -..i No. l50i.l ComptroIlsr
IN acceptance with the above the National
savings Bank will begin business on WctlneS-
day, November /, 1865.
S. 4. HILDRETH. Cas),Jar
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Fenlnn ErcommnnlcntIon..

New YORK, Dec, s.-The following
poster is displayed Mt the FeniBn head
quarters in this city: aD
ut being deemed advisable to keep
dishonest persons out of the offices of
the II Headquarters of the Fenian Broth
erhood, as well as the enemies of the
Fenian Brotherhood from it's imme-
diate valuable councils, the following
persons are excluded for perfidy, until
further notice: Jas. Gibbons, Philadel-
Phia, Pa; Michael Seaman, Chicago,
p. O'Rourke, New York; p. Borsou.
Louisville, KY; w. Sullivan, Tif1in, o.;
VIM. Fleming, Troy, n. Y; Patrick ],
Mehan, New York; Edward L. easy,
New York; w. r. Roberts.
"Per order.
(Signed) JOHN O'NIAHoNY,
"President T. R.W
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Gen. Logan and the Mexican AIIssIOu..
The Case OF Senator stockton, OfN.
J.---SecOnd Lieutenants for the Reg
ular Army.
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Senor B. Ocuna.
special Envoy from the Republic OF
Chilli to the United States, gave sump-
tuous banquet at Delmonicos, on We'd
nesday night, to a number of South
American gentlemen and others. The
Monroe doctrine was strongly advocat-
ed and European interference on this
continent strongly denounced.
The World Washington special saws;
Gen. John A. Logan has Just reached
here from the west, and had an inter-
view Secretary Seward. Gen. Logan
has not yet fully decided to accept the
Mexican Mission. HI+'F
The Senate Judiciary committee will
take up the case of Senator Stockton, OF
N. j., at an early day. The protest
against the legality of his election is
being urged by some members of the
New Jersey Legislature.
About 800 second Lieutenants are To
be appointed in the regular army, The
number will be only apportioned
among the congressional districts. All
applicants must have served two We ars
in the volunteers and been hOnora bly
discharged therefrom. A board is in
session to examine the testimonials OF
candidates, and select such for personal
examination as may seem fitted.
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Mexican NeWs--IThe English and
French Ministers and the Presidents
Message--Card from the President of
che Fenian Brotherhood.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-AIr. Cuddin, the
officer attached to the Court ofSessfons,
who was shot in an affray on Wednes-
day night by n bartender named
Dwyer, died last night.
The lHerald's Washington dispatch
0nicial news from Elpaso, Mexico,
has been received here up 70 the month
of November.
President Juarez would leave for the
city of Chihuahua on the the 18th.
The United States officers at fort Bliss
were to give grand ball to President
Juarez on the 11th.
The news from the interior of Mexico
b reported as most satisfactory
and the National Liberal cause is gain
ing ground.
says:
The English Minister finds the pas
sage in the Presidents message about
the conduct of Great Britain, during
the war, rather spicy, but does not be-
lieve it will lead to any bad feeling be-
tween the two Governments; while
the French Minister thinks that the
affirmation of the Monroe doctrine, as
put forth in the message, will not stand
In the way of pacific solution of the
questions now pending between the
United States and France.
John A. Mahoney, President of the
kenian Brotherhood, publishes the fol-
lowing card to the members of the or
der, dated the 1Othinstant:
"Youswill have seen in the journals of
this date the self-written and self-pub-
lished condemnation of ten long timed
mRlcontents, who have met in this
city without legal authority. The ex-
istence of SO small a number in SO large
a body, as ours should create no anxi-
The Brotherhood, by Congress, to be
held in January next, will show its
capacity to overcome domestic faction
instigated by Improper motives or by
British gold, as 1t has demonstrated
already its power to respect law and
further human freedom. British pris-
ons are not secure against us. Local
factions must give way"
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chicago p1nrl,et.

CHICAGO, Dec. 8.
Flour dull. Wheat unsettled and
irregular; sales range from l6 to 2I1S
for, No. /, closing with but few buyers
at the outside figures, and S5aS7 for No.
2. Corn quiet at 42a421k for No. j, and
40 for No. 2. Oats quiet Mt 25J<a26.
Highwines dull and lower, at 2 1Sa2 20.
Provisions very dull. Mess Pork NOM
inal, at 26 5Oa2T 90. Hogs-receipts
light and market quiet and firm at ON
az for heavy. ~ - 20
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Mallory, Ex-RoBeI Secretary OF the
Navy to beTried by Civil TrIbunRI.

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-The Herald,s
Washington special says:
It Is stated beyond a doubt of proba-
bility Of consideration, that at the Cab.
met meeting yesterday, that Mallory
ex-rebel Secretary of the Navy, now in
confinement at Fort Lafayette, should
next thirty days. It is understood that
the matter was brought up for decision
by reason of the efforts that have lately
been made by the family connections Of
Mallory to obtain his release ON parole.
The Canadian Sons of Liberty and
their French organs, are causing some
eommotlon In their demonstrations of
British dominion and confederation
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A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
wv many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens, ldeceaSet) for the liberIl PATRON
tige 9sStowed on him while in our midst and
nc mat we intend to carry on the Furniture
ana UPHOLSTERY business In NIL its branches
we hope by strict attention TO bushes ia
merit 2 continuance OF the patronage besstoNy-
eu on MN: IL, .r. j. CLEMENS & co.
N. Eve also intend to carry on the I'm
dertaklng Business as before. We keep con-
stnntly on hand n full assortment OF Metallic
and other Coffins a1SSi
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OsweEo Market.

OsWEaOI DEC, 3.
Flour dull; sales of 1000 bbls at 8 so
for No. l spring, 10 90 for red winter,
II O0al1 % for white, and II 90 for Xxx.
Wheat dull; sales 1000 bu Wisconsin
spring at 1 1914, and 1000 bu choice
white Canada at 2 1871. Corn quiet.
Barley dull; sales of $500 bu Canada on
private terms; other grain nominal.
Weather cold.
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CAIRO, LII, Dec. 6.-Memphis cotton
market declining; middling 42a43c:
Strict 4Sa44c; good 44c. Receipts for the
week l $50 bales, large shipments being
made to New Orleans.
The correspondent of the Bulletin
says 10000 bales of cotton were stolen
along the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, four
to i've thousand at Columbus, Miss.
five to ten thousand at Macon, and
smaller amounts from. other points,
Government officers are Investigating
the matter. 1t is estimated that II, 600
bales OF Government cotton are at Co
lumDus, Macon and BrookViIle.
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New York, Dec. S.-The CONNER
calls Washington special says:
A reaction has set in in relation TO the
exclusion of the Tennessee delegation
from Congress. They will probably be
admitted.
Gen. Grant will return to Washing
ton tomorrow.
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BUFFALO. Dec.

Flour dull. Wheat quiet and nomin-
al; No. Milwaukee spring held Mt 60;
No. do: so; No. 2 Chicago spring Mt
Michigan 2 10a2 80; amber Canada d u
AZ IL. Corn firm at 95. Oats dull; No.
sound western at "A. Barley-Canadn
dull at l 90. Rye nominal. Whisky
2 81. Pork dull and unchanged; moth
ing doing, 2 4
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Are You Crew.

TF so, DON'T PAY 81 90 PER BOTTLE
tam the RECIPE" for making the same nj
a cost OF only few cents q bottle. I WIN
beautiful Black, Brown, or Aubnfn SSrIrlaf-
ever may have been its original color. II Is
n9L nuLnongi nor dye but n RestoTer. It
hair nom failing on, promote the gFoVfh. IIs-
move all heat, humoTs and dandruff nom the
scalp, rendering the hair soft, glnslyy and rf n
dlken appearance. This Recipe has never
been published. VIII send II BY return mail.
PCst paid, on receipt Of one dollar U 81 chr.
'enSys AddresS .-l.s s "A. EATON,
"4N'-'-<WYf, ..l.st Wheeling, w. Va,
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GROVER & BAKERS
I'D f#-Eh .EIlI
SEWING MACHINES
Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS


First Premium for best Machine work at
Firss Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair.
First Premium for bsst Family Machine at
FiIst Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fair.
FiTst Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine At LAWrance County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, at Lawrence County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Family Machine at
Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine Mt Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Springfield Fair, Ohio.
First Premium for Best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Palmyra Fair, New York.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine 1t SnnOlk County Fair, NY.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine ut Schuyler Co. Fair, N. "
First Premium for best Machine for all pur-
poses at Allegheny County Fair!P Pa. u
First Premium for best manufacturing Ma
chine at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine work al
Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
And wherever exhibited.
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New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. g.
MONEY AND GoLD-Money easy at Z
per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet at
1O99109N. Gold heavy and lower, open
ing at 1861, declining to I45% and clos
ing at l46. e-tT I7
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-In fair request
and without decided change in prices;
U. s. Is, 'sl, registered, 1887; do. '6l,
coupons, 1071S; do. 5-20s, coupons, '64,
99IS; do. 5-20s, registered, '62, 991<; do.
II, registered, ex-Nov., 941z; Treasury
Notes, 1905, LIST series, 97ss; do. Sd do.
jSTocKs-Heavy; Ohio q Mississippi
certificates .; Cumberland prfd A;
Mariposa 141S; do. pfd 1877; New York
Central 81; Erie 90; h udson 1857; Read
ing 1l6&; Toledo los; Michigan South
ern 762s; Cleveland q Pittsburg OS2<;
Chicago q Northwestern ssh; do. prfd
637<; Chicago 81 Rock Island 1857;
Milwaukee Il Prairie du Chen %; Fort
Wayne 1861.
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Cnstom Hou.o nnsc,l nnI1n.l

NEW York, Dec. 50 p. m.-wm.
600 dollars on three indictments found
by the grand jury to-day, charging him
with the forgery of Custom House
bonds. This is the alleged fraudulent
passing of alcohol through the Custom
House.
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FrOmCairo.

CAIRO, Dec. 8.-Seven hundred and
eighty bales of cotton passed for st.
Louis, 40 for the Ohio river.
Gibbons Burton, treasury agent at
Mobile, committed suicide by cutting
his throat, ON the I'd inst.
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CAIRO, Dec. s.-Seven hundred and
eighty bales of cotton passed here for
st. Louis.
Gibbons Burton, Treasury agent at
Mobile, committed suicide by cutting
his throat, ON the I'd inst. 49,
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Montreal Market.


MONTREAL, Dec. 8.
Flour exceedingly dull and quota
tons nominal, at O GOa7 rs for familyto
superior extra. Whent-no trlinsac-
tions, and nominal. Barley and oats
nothing doing.
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Lubricatine Dill

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING MADE
arrangements for q Regular SnnniS Of
Paw Paw" and "DuclS Creei' OIlS. can INV,
oneII Acknowledgement and others recurring a
G gld Lubf1cator, an OIL compOuned Of natural
petroleum OF the best gTnVfty, and Inri OIL
perfectly free fIOm ali depGsit, or sediment.
and at less than one half the price of Lard or
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TOLEDO, Dec. 8.
Wheat-old, steady; new, lie lower;
sales of old amber at 80, new at As,
and white mt Al. Corn a shade better;
s. for old, and 40 for new No. l. Oats
dull and drooping
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cINcNSATI. Dec. .s.-The National
Thanksgiving was generally Observed
business was suspended and there were
appropriate services in all the churcheS.
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IiIunnESeT11a.Le

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 8.
Flour dull. Wheat active and irreg-
ular, clOsingnt about 2O1z. Corn dull.
Oats declined l2c.
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+ WASHINGTON, Dec. THE official
paper of Col. Paso publishes two i'm
portant DEGREES, dated the Sth of No
Vember. The first declares that as an
election for President has not been Dos
sible on account of the French inva-
sion, therefore, by virtue of the extra
ordinary power with which Congress
had clothed the Executives, and by
virtue of the existing anomalous
circumstances, all the constitu-
tional power of the President is ex-
tended until another popular cleo
ton can be held. This conclusion was
arrived at after full consultation with
the leading patriots and is understood
to be the expressed popular wish. II
will be well received throughout the
The second decree declares that as
General 0rtega came to the United
States only, enroute for Mexico, and
stayed in the United States without any
special purpose for eight months, he
viii be subject to a trial on his return
to Mexico.
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Thomas Hughes

WILL CONTINUE THE MERCHANT
w Tailoring, and wholesale and retail cloth
ing business ilt the old stand, No. $, corner
Monroe and Water Streets, .oc9S-emd.
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New Mackerel.

1SO HALF BBLs., No. 2, LARGE.
80 Barrels, Nos. 2 & 3, medium. 40 +.
80 half Z" No. 3, medium. E+# IL 81 e
100 Kits, Nos. & . large.
100 Boxes Scotch Herring.
.oczs LIST. MORRISON & Co.
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=, 411A1II1uI4HB OdtDOu OH.
Menre now refining, and offer TO the trade
Carbon Oil, fully equal to any broupIif ~ fhfl
market, in No. l COopeTHge 80
dec4-lw WARREN, BERGER & 70
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HATS AND GAPS.
g: W. JOHNSON & SON,
NIanufacturers OF
Topper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
HAVING AWAITED OURSELVES OF
IL all the improved facilities we are better
prepared now thnn ever to mn all orders for
ness. Nalhes and Conductors made to order
Steamboat work done in a substantial and
workmnnlike manner. We are now paving
particular attention to this branch Of the
trade, and can guarantee satisfaction in every
particular. To Wholesale Dealers we can
offer inducements that cannot be found else
where. Our stock Of Ware IS complete and
the assortment Is ful at all times. We keep
aStock OF the latest and most approved pat
terms Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand NJ MI
times. g. W. JOHNSON & SON, II
-, No. l79 Market Square,
1y2S WETRRI,INsC3 w VA
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