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NEW YoRK, Oct, 14.-New Orleans
papers 70 the It'll inst, contain the MI
lowing items, viz: Gen. Baird, Who
81 81 percedes Mr.. Conway Mt New Orleans
~ me management OF the freedmanls bu-
TSsllut reserved his ppOintment from the
President himself, not from Ileaeral
Howard. The faet in this Connection n
quite important. ~ - Z y =,
AT Jefferson, Marion county. Texas
cotton continues to como in bffsItly.
Lhe, Shreveport South Western Of the
9th. llt., saws, the feceitiiR Of cotton for
a few days previous Ind been AZ her 5i
Elghti owing TO the eHhorbitant prices OF
freights 2 li.12i7' : y
The n. o. and the Shreveport papers
Of the 9th ult., report heavy rise
ABOVE the rapids and prospect for
plenty Of wnter from Jefferson, Texas
The military order closing tho Ala.
bama churches is still enforced. h.
Mobile correspondent under date OF
Oct lBt writes, Although the Rev Mr..
Mitchell, Rector OF the EptScop opal Church
IN thls city has been In the habit of
praying for the President of the u. S..
there isLno service in his church to.tlaV
in obedience to tho order 81 Mai. S5eii,'
Wood Wood. 1t is to DO hoped TINT Bishop
winner VIII either ireseind i his In
struettons or that o general convention,
OF the Episcopal ChuTph South willisooi3
Ne assembled 70 take action upon this
and other matters or Importance. lfia9
GOV, Wells hns written q letter fcI
cepttng the Democratic nomination for
Governor. HeIsays: / am happy to PER-.
eeivc In the respl buttons adopted by 1.-The
convention null, free and frank Fecor.
milton OF this oblIg Ion on our paft: In
the declnr1ttonlt to the effect that the
people of Louisiana accept the settle
ment OF the question involved in the
lnto struggle; that we have renewed our
allegiance in good faith, and. intend 20
render mn honest support to the Consti-,
tndonhnd tho union OF the States there
under. President johnson asks no
moro of us. ~, -
inc Austin correspondent of SeptetI5
Der 29th OF the Galveston Bulletin saws.
Coy, Hamilton Inns appointed us his
private Secretary Fred. moore, ESQ,
who raised company for the Confeds
crate service and served with 1t during
the war The coTrespo ndent says, now
That the war is over Mr.. Moore accents
the sttuation in all sincerity, believing
1t ts his duty as n good citizen to labor
as thtthfully to restore order and Rood
government us the Confederate rule ItnIl
compelled him to serve for its tlestruc-
ton. On appointing him private Sec
rotary Gov. Hamilton pays a lust come
Pliment to Mr.. Mooreisl we'll known
honesty and integrity of character and
one that 1s more appreciated than 1T,
would be II he wore appointed to more
prominent PoslttfoIn,H fS rr Tr
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EnIseonnI i,onrentinn5,.

PHTLiADRLrHTA,Q Oct. Et.--Attha Epis-
copNl Convention this Gniofninr 5fbe
Hon. II. Benney introduced the follow
R686le6a, rhat this Conyehtioni IA
most cordial in Concurring, as it has
done, to tho resolution of the House 81
Bishops, ointiugn day of thanksgiv-
ing Tor tho return of peace to the coIiIi.
try and unity to the church, most re-
specially express to the House of Bish-
ops Its most earnest desire that a service
be appointed for the day, especially
thanking the Almighty God for the re-
establishment Of the national authority
over our whole country, and for the re-
moval of that greilt occasion of nations
al disaster and estrangement to which
our late troubles were due. -
Judge Chambers moved to lay the
resolution on the table, and the Penns
sylvpnin delegates called for the ayes
1lMr. Benney said that these are truths
to which no utternnoe have yet been
given; Mr.: Bentley was loudly called
to order, ii.ill ~ .5E7 = :
DIR. Goodwin asked If tho question
had been taken; II it had no called for
Judge Bittle of North Carolinn, NOV
cd to lay tho motion to reconsider on
the table. i,5l a. - =
DR.. CumIninsi rose to a question of
privilege, but was called to order.
Hon. q. A. Brllnot rose to ask a uues-
ton but was also Interrupted.
Rev. DR.. Goodwin asked IL such n
course us was proposed, would not final.
ly settle the question. -sIs -
Tho chnir decided that It could not he
brought up. to-day, but. could hereafter.
Tho ayes and nays having been CALL
ed for, were taken. The question being
on tho motion today the mOtioneto re.
consider on the table, the effect of the
passage of which would be to prevent
the question being taken up again dur
ing the session of the present conyen-
ton. Hi 3 NJ a..
The result Of tho vote. by, the, Dioceses
were us follows: Clerical, 20 ayes and
nays; lay, 10 ayes and 7nnys.
The consideration of tho new consti-
OF the Theologi cal Seminary was con.
tinued. Various ARTICLES were disposed
of, and on motion of DR.. Randall, an
amendment to the constitution wns or
dered to be presented and made the or
der of tho day for Wednesday next ut
II O'Clock. ~. f,-;, 7, 4.
A message from the House of Bishops.
was read, fixing New York us the plnce
for the next meeting OF, the tri-annual
Convention, With the concurrence OF
the Lower House. liz Il ~.
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lL3lNew Yorls lIarIset.A !
NEW YoRK, Ocf. !


! GoTToN- Firmer 61@626 for mid
idllngs. FLouB-L ess act I've; prices With
out decided change; S. 50aS 70 for extra
State; 50 1909 80 for extra r. ii. o.;
S940Cgl2 75 for trnde brands market
closing quiet. wIIsKY==NI0Fe active:
Western - %. WHEATGS Steady; white
winter rather easier; 81 1901 80 for Chi
cago spring; 81 7S9l so for. Milwaukee
club; 81 S091 IS for Amber AIilwaukee:
latter price an extreme; = 10 for Winter
rcd western and $237@24 40 for new AM
Der State. RYE-Rather firmefS Cana
DIN 81 IS BARnEYGDullIa CoRN-Ic
lower for unsound and without decided
Change for sound; 7597S6 for uns6und;
O099l 30 forsound mix ed western; La tier
an extreme.
oA1sAHeayy and lower; 45@5s1<c for
unsound; 5G961c for sound. RRrRo-
LEuM-Quiet and unchanged. wOoL-
Quiet. PoRK-Firmer; S3S@35 6a1S for
mess; closing Mt SIS cash; $50 for prime;
SS0g3o p for prime mess. BEEF-AInr-
fket quietand' firmi $40 609I3 so forplnin
mess; S1S 509lB 50 for extra mess. Cur
MEATs-Q Quiet and steady BACON
Dull. LARD-2Dulla at 24@26J<c. Bur
,TER-In deInand Mt 3e@42c. -, - : =
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Money asdstocIEs..
'itt NEW YoRK. Oct. Il.

~ n i-,Tf-sy n, =. ~ NEW YORK, Octs III
MoEEY-EasieE at per cent. STEERING
ExCHANGR-SlO 991 OK. GoLD-with-
out decided change; opening at ,l44Jf;
and closing at l44es. Total exports Of
specie to-day 500, 62S. .;FRRIaHTs-To,
Liverpool steady, at 51f for corn. Cove
RRNMENT SToCRs.-5.2 Os, registered, 102;
5.20s, ex-November coupons, 1857: do:
now issue, 1023S; 1906, coupons, 43K;
Treasury 7.3-l0s, 9S9S. RAILROAD
STOCKS ETC.-Gh Chicago a. Rock Island.
100; Milwaukee and Prairie dn Chien.
647s, do End preferred 50; Pittshurg and
Ft. Wayne, 101; Chicago, Burlington.
md Quincy, %: Michigan Southern, 76:
Illinois scrip, l37; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, IslS; Chicago and North Western,
graph. y; n. Y. Central; 1904; Erie
9l1S; do preferred, IS; Hudson, lOSIl;
Chicago and North Western, 8I5S; Mil
wankte and st. Paul, LIST issue, so; At
lnntto and Great Westerns LIST Ohio di-
Visions o., yiil ssii.l n 80 2
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RfreIrIens' Parade.

NEW YoRK, Oct. l4.LThe arranpe-
ments for the firemens' paraIle M Pbfis-
delphin on Monday nrU OF the most
elaborate order. The following conipa-
MES from this city leItthis afternoon for
Philadelphia: Ainerfcus Engine Fire
mems Association of Exempts; Man
hatten Engine, No. 8; Mariana Hose
NO. !; Live Oak Engine No. ~; McClel-
and Engine No. 8, of Brooylyn. These
companies will be received by cOmpa-
nieS In philadelphia, appointed to take
them in charge MS guests during their
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"A dispatch from RALEIGH Rays n
understood that tho North Caroiina
convention com VIII finish its business to
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NEW YoRK, Oct. lit Gold less active.
and partial dizziness among the dry
goods importers, during the week, has
checked the flow of imports into con-
and tho demand for custom
duties ts consequently dImtnishFds=-
. Ene Iecelp ls a. tue, Custom House Icing
last week. The price fluctuRted between
l 447s and 44k, with downward
tendency. Imports for the week are
nearly s., 900; 900 over those Of last week,
but should the quiet inthe markets con-
tinue an increased proportion of the
goods Will go into bonded warehouses.
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: Vi
WAsII1HoToN, Oct. l4.-TheP POSTMASTER
General has ordered mail service from
Savannah to Macon and intermediate
points on the Central railroad. This ntltE
Milledgevllle in communication, Inv
railroad, with all the principal cities 81
the South and West. 5s''s 90
Commissioners OF the Internal Reye
nue. to-day ruled that when sales / OF
produce brokers exceeds the annual
value ten thousand dollars, at any
time during the. year of their licenses.
md they are subject to the lIabils
tiles of commercial brokers. the
license should be given from the
tirst day of the month in which the liza
billy thereof accrues, and should be is
sued on the payment of q rnte propor-
ttonnl with the annual cost of such IL
cense. !filf = lisf'l si;lff3l
GOV. Poirpoint, of Va, was al the
White House this moening to cdnstlt
with tho President in relation to the al
inirs in Virginia. Information Inns
been received at the Freedmen's Blu
renu, from the Chief Medical officer in
charge Of the freedmen In Alabama,
TINT tho small pox. Is raging nil
through the state, although every
precaution has been taken 70 prevent
It's spreading, ~ ~ bi7 81 4ffutlflF
Brevet Brig. Gen. Anson. q. McCooJS
was tD-dny. appointed by the President
70 be Assessor OF the internal revenue
Tor the Seventeenth district OF Ohio.
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RnnlIn mnrlref

util l.h8Iz, Id. BuPRALo, Oct, II.
Flour-Quiet. Wheat- Quiet. Oats.
Barley and Rye, owing to the adj
vance in Canhl ffeights, and tho stIins
Eency in tho money markets, Is I'M
active and nominal Whisly-fIeld a
81 ~ Pork-Scnrce and firm; SS7n37 IN
Lard-S0c. Canal fcelghts to II. York
Wheat 23a24c; Corn 2Jc; Oats Is sal4cI
.RoAtS SutAIGes - AtHf.tif .ss-t ff.i
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I; tNRwjl YoRKG octs The horses Mt
tachell toa heavy iwagorI belong ~ Ia
Mr.. ktngslahd, paper maker at Hen.
vile, N. j., with the driver, were run
over this morning by a Morris and rs
sex X. X. train. Two OF the horses
were killed and the man, name nm
known, SO badly injured that he died.
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NORM CaroIIln Conyen,io,,

RALRIoH, n. G., Oct. l5.1The Con
yenuon yesterday continued the discus
sion of the State debt, though the oues-
ton was thought to have been dfsDosed
OF on the previous day.
A resolution was passed requesting
the President to remove all the negro
troops from that State. ~ .
The Convention will be in session for
some days vet. $50
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Mr. Baker Is to sum up in behalf Of
the prisoner and the Judge Advocata
Tor the prosecution. Both arguments
are TO be In writing. - = ?
The Court then adjourned until Wed.
uesdny, 50 rs TO give the counsel time 10
prepare their arguments.
lE ifi' 81 * Z, :. - 4f.
Four Hundred Pardpns Iesued...PuIl-
- lie Lands. - ~ "a
NEW YpRK, Oct. 14,-Tho Times,
Washington special says.
The President to-day issued four hum
tired pnEdons for persons residing In the
States OF Louisiana, South Carolina and
s sIhe HeFaldis Washington special
The Land ohieer has submitted to the
secretary Of!the Interior. fOrlhfs hppro-
val, = schedule of land, ineIndinR
q '493 acres, selected by and inurinR
20 the state OF Iowa under the swamp
land grant of 1850. The domain "a ma
conveyed Is Situated in the Ironton dis
tri6t. IA ISL - - i y ~ va
An adjustment has been mnde OF the
account between tho United States and,
minnesota involving the per ct flnti on.
tho nett proceeds of Sales OF public lands
situatetlwithinit the boundaries Of Tint
SsIs' 2na the amount due the govern
. Twelve thousand three hundred and
twenty acres of public lands were taken
upiWlth the Agricultural College Soript
az Topekav Kansas, during tho last
month, and upwards OF 9, 200 acres were
actually settled upon under the homes
Seven thousand five hundred and
eighty. five acres of public lands are re-
ported to have been taken up for actual
during the month of Sent. mt
Inc 1and Office In Minneapolis, Mimi
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PARLIAMENTARY Oct. ia despatch
from Lancaster gives the FOLLOWING ex-
PLANTATION Of The cause OF the Railroad
accident yesterday:
Yesterday afternoon as tho dnY ex-
press train going east on the Pennsyl-
wanna ailtoad; was within four miles
OF this city, an lq9el Of the third car
broke part Of which struck the bottom
Of the car near the mont end and tore
out part of the bottom, precipitating the
occupants OF three seats on each side to
the ground, and they were run over by
the wheels of the rcIlr trucks. Eight
persons were killed outright ndanoth-
or died some hours afterwRrtl.
= LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 16.-The follow
ing Is list of the killed by the acci-
dent yesterday on the Pennsylvania
railroad, near this place; Mrs. Bur-,
wife Of Jas; p. Barr, Of PtttshurE, Sarah
Nyillet of New nmlerland, Pas, Col.
Butler and wife, OF LewistowfI,f Pa, w
II. Butler, clerk in the Surveyors Gene
rails office of Pn.; Mrs. uritta or Gotta;
Of Milwaukee, one lady, unknown, two
girls between 10 and II years OF age,
unknown. - 80
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union majority In Pennsylvanio.

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 14.-From pres
emit indications the Union minority At
tho late election will exceed that OF MI.
Lincoln by several thousand, The ofii-.
elaI returns from 40 counties thus far
mas 9een received, and % are yet to be
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Nohna.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BURN
II Ing SpEinEr Eranch Creek and NaWell'l
Run "a Mining Company, viii meet In the
Monday, October 10, 1868, nt B O'Clock p.
M for the puIpose Of eleCting Directors.
BepS0-td ~ e 50
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CAIRO, OCT. 16s-The steamer Hunter
sunk on the=wrec1S of the Black Hawk
last night in this harbor. The car
go y probably saved, but IS sonsidera-
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ST.. Louis, Oct. dispatches from
Lawrence, Kdnshss sIyS the commits
sionefs appotnted by the President, to
report on the Union Pacific railroad,
had meeting but could not agree Two
reports Will DO mnde majority report
5cephng the road for pdssefiReF and
freight trains .mRkihk Regular trips.
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Reeorl 81 estIlnonr b mo YYir.rrIlnD

Reeogd OF Testimony In the VYirz Trial.
w AsH1NdToS, Oct. l5.-The record OF
testimony in the Wirz trial makes 5000
1oOls emp pages, and divided into "a
parts, and, contains 32,40O objections
ana rulings OF the Court; 100 witnesses
were examined on both sides, several OF
whom were individually on the stand
two days for examination in chief and
cross examination,
Mr.. Baker the counsel for the defence
thought It would take him seven or
eight days tQproperly read this mass
OF bestimOnysii1y addition to the sulIse-
quent task of examining lu points OF
law, and last OF all, the criticisms
of the statements Of witnesses, The COM
pnrtson Of the different classes of testi-
nlony, and the writing out OF his ttrgtl-
nient. He insisted on having two iIilI
weeks for the performance of this labor.
saying twas Mt erly impossible for him
time. .i'Poeilff- fi1fIT :! =
The Court at first gave him eight DAYS
md Afterwards extended the time TO
twelve, but Mr.. Baker would tnke moth
ing less than two weeks from Monday.
and milling In this no chose to rest the
case without argument. ii" nEsi7iil
Col. Chapman, the Judge Advocate. Is
already preparing his argument, prom
tstlg 70 cover the ground on both sides
and Will read u next "wednesday, when
as is usual In such cases, the Court
viii, with closed doors proceed to con-
slider and make up their finding in the
case before them.
The Navy Department will close out
the sale of stocks In sailing vessels by
dIspostng OF % at,publIc auction in n.
Y.yon the 25th inst. They will he sold
to the highest bidder without reserve.
AlRrger number OF vessels have been
sold here than elsewhere above,t the u.s.
sessed value OF the Government Inspec-
tor. !'Ns'7 seF'5''T. ~
The South Carolina delegates have
not yet had the desired second, inter
view with the President, who was too
much occupied to again receive them.
Chief Justice ChHse has returned to
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PnILApslRH1A, Oct. I5.-AIr.s John
Cessna, Chairman OF the Union Central
formation to the Associated Press.
The result of thelate eIectionin Penn
sylvnniR Inns not been correctly report
cd. tForty-ttgo counties, official, over
Tnnthamaiority of 1862, and leave the
Union candidates q clear majority of
lance US Es stSt s oFssS n te 6SI5
from 900 to 100 Union majority. Tho
majority ION the home vote will cer-
taihly exceed that of President Lincoln
on the home and army vote by several
thousand, Tho Union party will have
two thirds OF both brancheS of the Iegis-.
the 42 counties officially retnFned.
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HARRIspuRa, Oct, IAN accident
happened to the day express train go
this afternoon. -Four cars were thrown
rom the trlelS, eight persons were
killed md two slightly injured. The
only one of the dead recognized up to the,
present time - the wife of j, Il, !Barr,
esq, of Rittsburg The hcCia debt WAS
caused by broken rail.
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FOR lLARIETTA q PARKERSRURG

- The nne light dfauEht steamer
sHs's aSFsAGLE4" Capt. Booth, Charles
llSl..s5l 4i3hlman, Clerk, win leave ny
day at IL O'Clock q. m. RetuInink-leaYeS
PaEkeFSburg evey Tuesday, Thursday, and
at ; O'Clock o. m.
For freight or Palgage apply on board, or to
~ ~ u BOOTH, BATrELLE & CO.,
2ep5-o AgentR.-
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hnve received letter from Gen. j.
b. Briscoe, now on trial at Washington,
Tor the larceny of United States monies
and bullion, dated Old Capitol prison,
in which the General asks a suspension
of Judgment on the part of his military
friend, until the evidence forthe defence
is taken. He adds: i merely wish to
say to you that when the evidence is NIL
taken, some facts will III, discovered of
which you and EhepublfC are Mt present
ignorant, and which will, j trust tend
to place my case in a far different light
than It is now In.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Nfr. Mercer. OIL
the Washington Territory Colonization
School, now in Washington, telegraphs
TINT he Is to have the steamer CONT
mental, ana tho Government Will fur
nish the coal. This steamer will pass
through the Straits of Magellan instead
OF around Cape Horn, gdi'Tg sl-l--i'.'i
The women Will shil in a few tlnys.
The steamer George Cromwell brings
United States advices to tho 18th inst,
Our fleScontnin no news. 4 - - + =
Inc Times Pensacola correspondence
of the Sd, gives an encouraging hccount
Of the progress of affairs in thdt state.
NM. General Asboth, whose health
would not permit sea VOYAGE has len
for New York via the Mississippi river.
The Posts Washington special saws
tn ne south Carolinnt legation had an
other interview with tile President this
morning. It is understood TINT their
errands Will be Ruthless so far as it re-
ferS to Jeff. Davis, 90 N
Gen.; Carl Schurz Inns returned from
the South, having completed his mis-
A large number Of Southern nai,
routes and post Offices are Tered to be
opened to-day. y ~
A dispatch from Raleigh saws it
understood that tho North Caroline,
convention Will finish It's business To
= tENAASH o . ktfHAlAlfT unteu DHA
Moines, Iowa, today, saws tho Inaiorit,,
lori Gen. Steele, who boldly ICi6iiitefI
negro Suffrage viii he IL, 600. r Z. =
la. 3f5f5s.j--=---
NEW YoRK, Oct. 14.lThe steamer N
Mount from Jacksonville, Fla, gtli' has
arrived here. 81 - - Dsss' .'s'9
The Union contradicts the report fof
shS prevalence 5's OF yellow fsyeF ID that
Judge II. 4. Long, ON accepting the
lonlnatlon to the State Convention.
urges the acceptance. or the siflafiSn
letting by-gones be sby-gones. and fIsS
Union In the future be one and inelifiss
The steamer Grenada. nom cIIarla-.
tom 'l1th, has arrived. 4'At 4e'=
NRwtYoRK, Oct. ID s,lAJOener,I ,,at,.
ment has been commenced Nv the SiIi-
GERS Of the q. s. Navy to petition Con
gress for an increase Of nav.
The Tennessee embassy lleff tl,a ,cit,,
last might on the steamer for Troy. q
] make visit to Niagara Falls.
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NV YoRK, Oct. l5s=-The safe of tho
HErfoiRailroad Company, In use by tho
on the niShtof the 18th ihSt., and 81, 900
in currency distracted therefrom Over
$4,000 ofthe amount was this morning
found buried near by, and such fnfor-
nation has haen obtained as TO instify
the hope that the whole will be recovered
and Tho thieves arrested. - 4
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eEHi"fP 1 RInttssPsEh' I Sassss.ILnE an

The New and Elegant Passenger
1 eHefe3 lSteamer FOREST CITY, Captnin
- John Gordon, A. r. Bunting CIk,
leaves PtttsbuEgh for ParltersburR every
"Wednesday and Saturday at IL NJ leaves
and Saturday at 12P. ~; Leaves PorlCeiSbufR
for PittGbnrgh every Monday and Thun1ay
NJ 2 +. Nj Leaves Wheeling for PITTSBURGH
every Tuesday and Friday ATTAIN. 500 I
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
DAY and Thunsday at the Wharf Boat until S
=. Nj by BOOTH, RATTELLE q Co.
anglI-u Agents.
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BOOTS 81 SHOES.

ID PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
NJ, their friends and tle public, that their
Eall stock OF Boots and Shoes arc now full
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and Others visiting our city 10 give
them call, believing they can sell them
goods 70 better advantage than they can pur-
cllnse In baltimore. or Philadelphia, ut No.
lSo Main street. Wheeling, VIVA. i5f-5f
'Oct8-dAWSm tffiT p = - ~
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BOOTS AND SHOE8 d.
D. JOHN n. ROBINSON,
168 Main street, east Eite, a Row dooFs north OF

sign 81 Ghe BIG Rt1ck Boot,
now ofIeFs to the citizens OF Wheeling the
lansest and best as9aoFtnlent or goods IN his
line, snltnhlR for thll and winter wear, He
own selection nom the most reliable houses
In PhilAdol pliih, Now York and Boston. HAY
ing bouIht his goods entirely for cash. nom
nE5t hands, Il enables him to sell AZ the very
lowest prices. Persons visiting this city will
do well to give him o call, as he Is determined
not TO be nutAdon6 by any other eStahltSh-
mont. Quick Bales and small profits s the
motto. Don't nil to cali at 16S Main street
John RiShopB old stand. y seplS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

Regular wheeling and IearIxeFabDr-
~ The fagtLunning packet BAYARD,
ls Se9Tel Mas,tsr' leave WhselIIs
1fLtnY, AZ 10 O'Clock q. m. 7Ii77Ifl
ooSztf j. MANNER 4 Co, Agent.