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f2nstalI I4fnl alb
baltimore Cattle Market.

e =, sssIs =. IBAITpEoRE5 AugsA.
The market was better supplied-with
beer cattle this corning than for some
marked Improvement was visible also
In quality, but though the attendance
was. fair, prices favored buyers, and a
decline of-l34e per lb. was established.
Some $40 head were held over, prices
ranging from IS to 81 so gross for COM
mon to very fair lots, and at 81 IS to So
for good and prime. '5'h 3 ~
The hog market was fairly supplied
and prices steady, sales of common to
prime live hogs being reported at SIS to
$16 so for gross; only a few lots brought
the outside. figures. q ~ ,,t's-'iii aiT8
Is The receipts of sheep We're lighter
during the past week and the quality
better; sales reported at 5 to SIC per 10.
gross, according to quality q. '''it.a
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Trne1 RllIiIIn Forl1,tl.

NEW. York, Aug. 24.e-A Harrisburg
dispatch. states that true bills having
been found by tile grand jury OF
Frankl i'm county against y oCauslaad
and others, who were the 'immediate
ihstVlmenfaltties1 in the burning iof
Chambdsbu and the pill IAgifg OF THE
border by the rebels during the war,
acquisitions have been made upon the
governors of Old Virginia, West NirI
giniR and Maryland for the rendition
of these persons TO the custody of the
Pennsyl v0nia authorities for trial at
Ghambersburg. These men, IL tried by
Jury Of loyal Pennsylvanians, will
have q hard road to tfavel. Gov. Cur
tin has sent officers Ike these men
in custody. .,sli "a
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Ihe Wlrr Coin1rlission.

WASHINGTON, August 24.4The Wirz
Commission assembled this morning.
Mr.. SchRde stated that as his ascot
ate for the defence had retired he was
LETT alone to manage the case. He
therefore asked that there be a post
ponement for eight days, in order. that
he might become better acquaintedw with
the subject and prepare for the defense.
Col. Chapman stated the reason why
there should be no further; postpone
ment,i remaFking that the gentleman
was already fully informed. of the
theory OF the prosecution.
The Court overruled the REQUEST for
postponement. FTf Il5y-ll!.l
o.. s. Baker, ESQ, volunteered for the
defence, Sand is, therefore, associated
with Mr., Schnde. - -
The prisoner put in several pleas why
he should not be tried, denying the ju-
risdicliOn of the Court and insisting the
charges ought to be quashed.
WASHINGTON, August 24.AThe court
oyerruled the pleas of the counsel for
the prisoner, and proceeded to trial.
Among the witnesses examined was
Col. Gibbs who commanded the post at
Andersonville. He said that Writ had
exclusive control of the prison; the
prisoners were crowded SO close as to
remind him of an ant bill. He gave a
circumstantfal account ofthe discipline
and the disgusting condition of the
prison, and also remarked that one of
the rules was that whoever crossed the
dead line should be shot.
p DR.. John @. Bates, eX-rebel, who WINS
a physician at.the the prison, (another
witness) gave a long and interesting ac-
count of that place, and the shameful
treatment to which the prisoners We're
subjected, stating, as his opinion. that
with proper care the lives of seventy
five per cent. of those who died might
have been saved. Both OF these Wit
nesses testified as to'the Keeping of dogs
as prison Instruments. 10 - p
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9anEattana1.
, lBethan,Y Gnlinesla,5I


THIS ISSTITUTION is IOCGTFn ny
one OF the most beautiful and heaItfy,
portions Of the hill country of West Vir9inIS
Il Is in Brooke county, Sfrteen miles noffh ~
Wheeling, and SeteIl miles from WellshIiT,1 n
which place. Persons coming either nv RAJ
or rail, can md hacks ready to take them ~
the Colleges. Situated as Il e in tie eoTSiIt, ~
II BremoYed at once nom the tenntSf Hons X
eXtEavagRnce and the facilities for Iyice ~
attach TO Colleges in or near inFVt S,Ifiss -
Young men who desire q thorOuoIl edf1ca fi6r
viii find peculiar advantages In HetlanIe Col
lege. She mas an experienced FacIiltS 611sj
atlords the pest education ON the lowest feI.rns
The oth SesEaonsWill eOfnInenef m mo LEI
Monday IN October next and teFTnInafs an
the Last Thursday OF June, 1856 = -
FACULTY,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, PRECEDENT.
W. k. PEHDLEToH, Vice President and
PofeSsor OF Mental Moral. and Pnlifieai PHI
osophy and Bellies Lettres. - -
CHARLES LOUIS Ioos, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Literature
-; ". JOHNSON, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
R. RICHARDsoN, Professor of Natural PHI
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History,
TERMS.
Boarding from 90 to sI,5Oper week.
4uluonS per session Of months $50 O0
Washing and lights extra
Martculation Fee 500.
For Catalogues or further information adj
dress "; X. Pendleton or c. L. Loos, Sec'ty.
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j CH1cAao, August a.

F.. axiiiz ~ CHICAGO, August n. 3
FLoUR-Firm. 1900
WHEATAFirm at the advance or ~
a2c; sales at $l,871< for No. and 1928
for No. 2.5.t5g ~. al.s stlli ID ill ll.ifu
sales at 49, ln3SAc.
CORN - Active and advanced 1a2c;
sales at T2l{ for No. 1 and 40 for No. 9.
FREIoHTs-Flrma and unehangeCls n
HIGHwISEs-Quiet. -, ,,y,s,
PRovIsIoNs-FfrIn; S29aS6 for mess
pork and S2I for prime mess pork. ~
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~ NEW u oRK, August "a. .
GovERS1GST SfocKs- without M ma /.
terial change; Treasury 1905 9gJz; 1910
coupons 9T5<; $40 coupons 1868; SIS of
iSl, coupons, 1861.
4 tSToCRs-Dull and heavy; Fl. Wayne
ellS; Cleveland and Pittsburgh COZ,
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chfen 451z;
Chicago and Northwestern 2T1<; do.
New Y6l5s Central 6a e fSps Ss tss3l! d5
preferred So; Reading 1O35{; Hudson
1885 Illinois Central Scrip I2l5{; Cum
berland ~; Ohio and Mississippi eeh-
tihcates PA; Tennessee Skies I5Iz.I a.
Milwaukee Market.
e5 MILWAUKEE, August 24sll
FLoUR-Firm.
WHRAT-Quiet Mt 81 ,3sI<a1 80 for No.
late white winter,
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finanEiaI.
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia.
AT WHEELING,
TREASURY DEPART1rEST

OFFICE OF TIE ColrPTR OF THE CURRFSCY.
Washington, June 10Th, 1855. Il
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY FyI-
(, w, dence presented to the undersigned. Il
nas been made to appear that sSThe AIeE-
ennnts' National Bank OffYegf Wiz.
gtmiR5 Ct Wheeling, in the City Of Wheel
ing IN the County OF Ohio and State OF West
Virginia, has been duly organized under and
according TO the requirements Of the act OF
Congress entitled an act to provide Nation
gu Currency, secured by a pledge of United
states Bonds, and to provide for the circula-
ION and. redemption Thereof, approved June
I'd, 1854, and has compiled with an the IFoyfs-
Ions of said act, required to be compiled with
under said act. = p 7.
Now, Therefore, /, Freeman Clark, Comp
tIoller OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
tSTIIE MERCHANTS NATIONAL Rank
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING,U
IN the City Of Wheeling, in the County OF
Ohio and State of West Virginia, Is author
lzed To commence the business Of Banking
under the act aforesaid. =
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of ONCE, this 18th day OF June, 1865 7T5I
FREEMAN CLARK.
Jnl1-6Od Compt'r OF the Currency.
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Democratic Convention.

Z HARRIsBuReH,A August 24.-The DEM
7ocratic State Convention met at P. NJ.
and, WINS einporarily organized by the
election of Robert s. Johnson, of Cam
bria, president, and AID. Baldwin, OF
PhiladGl phfa, Benjamin w hitman, OF
Erie, and d. 81, Hfnman. of y ortiz
.aIhpton, SeefetAries.i A1raeess was Ia
ken to;p0gmit delegates tosfndicate the
committee on organization.
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New York Money market.
- INEW YoRK, August 2.

...7.l z. i i NEW IYoRK, August p.
q MONKY-Easy at sac per cent.
= STERLING EXCHANGR-DulI and low
er, Mt 100000.
AMERICAN GOLD-Quiet and without
material change; opening at 14394, adj
vancing to 1875, and closing at 1857.
NEW7B YORK, Aug "a = Gold Tonight
1895.
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NEW oRIlANs, Aug. 22LThe Jackson
Times, of yesterday, says I'm ordinance
was passed Designating the first Mon
day in October for the election of Con-
gressmen, Legislators, aud three State
.oilicers: a motion was offered for an
lnformai meeting of a convention to
the president in relation
TO Jetf.. Davis. Gov. Clark was ap-
pointed chairman. The committee re-
port ON NVednesdny We " ~ u ilfii19l
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Tllc GnII lInrIrnf

the speculative 1novctilent feeble, the
street being apparently disposed to let
the premium take its,OwI course.
opinion is less positive us to the
probability of nm important foreign
export of specie, which partially .tlCs-
counts for the weakness iii price. The
have; averaged during the
morning about 1895. 80. :. =
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24ti4.-AIortOn
NJ. Machnel, proprietor OF, the North
American and u. S. Gazetteer was nomi-
mated for Mayor by the Union City
Convention to-day, on the first ballot,
with little opposition.
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GuorrlIIn warfare in Me.,Ieo--yyilisslIl.;
- - selzeel. - 3. - :.

NEY. YoRK, August q. p ayaiia pa
Pers contain accounts of the guerrilla
warfare carried on in Mexico.
L Zi1geliea has pronounced in tnyor of
the Rephblic cans, and The national forces
of Oajaca and of the coast will make
their headquarters there. gu aeit3lt5
The foreign legion has left AIatamor-
as for Tampico to start thence on an ex-
pedition against Cuidad Vaoria.
A company of laneers under the Aus
trian Captain KourioricS have been
captured and the latter killed.e F7
The Norwich steamer City of New
York ran into a sloop, carrying away
into a sloop of the battery. II
The steam tug Fletcher ran into the
tug Wentworth, sinking the latter No
lives lost. .A't So f7a1t 9i4s9
Two hundred barrels of whisky, from
Providence, were seized by the govern
ment yesterday at williamsburg for
alleged non-payment of duties. r.
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National Hanks.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-The following
National Banks were authorized Au-
gust I'D {: ~ =
152g-The First National Bankjof In
dependence, jackson county, Missouri.
Preston Roberts president; David Wal
do cashier. Capital $50, 1000, ~
1631-The Hunge ford National Bank
ofAdams, Jefferson county, New York.
S. d. Hungerford president; Geo. w.
Bond cashier. Capital 100000. This
Bank at Adams. Mr.. ,Hungerford is
also president of the First National
Bahll;at that place. 'E.a u . ~ .
l5S91LThe Peoples National Bank,
jackson, Michigan, Henry A. Hay
den president; John NJ. Root cashier.
Capital 800, GOO. ~, 5,.sf.,.i-. -.5,T5t,.t4s..
I534-The National Exchange Bank
OF Lansinburg, New York. Il. Harri-
son vice president; IT.W. Moshercash4
fer. Capital $2OO,OOO.
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Wheeling Female College
WHEELING, VI. VA.

V Hs
TIHIs INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
IL with fullr collegiate powers In 1854, and
recently reoEganiNed under new Board ol
DIRECTORS VIII be opened as collegiate insti-
next The buildings are now being tho
rtonghly RENTED and newly furnished
In the libeTality of its arrangements I'm the
extent. and compFehensiyeneSs of its course
OF study, in It's methods of tuition and gov
rs RlI ~ G In anu eXPeEience OF
upon Its being a fiFst-clais seminary.
Having Ind many ye1ls experience in con-
the Eastern and Middle States I feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation OF the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity, tho College will soon he able To
extend to young ladies NH the facilities for an
accomplished education to he found outsid
OF our EASTERN metropolitan cities.
II affords me the highest satisfaction 10 be
able to announce the engagement of a CORPS
of teachers of distinguished ability eSpt1-
Renee and reputation.
"A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be Organized
at an early day, having especial reference TO
me pIeePaIaHti2n OF young ladies for the busi-
A PREPARAToRY DEpARrMESr will he
OPENED for such Misses as arc too young to
The Institution viii be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denoninationRl
", the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episeopalian, being represented in the Facul-
" EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUTTION-FirSt Preparatory, so; Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, S.; Second
Collegiate, 50; Junior, $40; Senior, Sl2 so;
Latin, French, German, or other language, 81;
Experimental Sciences, g extrn, each; Draw
ing, s.; Printing in OIL, $40; Pastel, SO; Cray
on, S. Music, on Piano, $40; Use or instTIi-
ment, 50 50; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, 81 and Sd
quarters, SO cents each quarter. -i
BoARD-Sl5; Fuel and Lights, IS: Washing,
s.; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 80; Fuel and Lights, 81.
Bllls both for tuition and board payable in MI
cases at the commencement of the quarter
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18th.
L. G. LOOMS, AN. NJ. d.,
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EXPENSES PER ouARTER.
ST. VINCENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College
- MHEEI.ING, u. "a.

BISHOP wHELAN TRUSTS THAT THE
ID success OF his Efforts in behalf of female
favor of the public this institution for boys
and young men, which he hopes to make all
TINT Is desirable as n school for youth.
The modern languages VIII he taught by
gentlemen to whom they are Hernacular. and
who will afford to the pupils occasional OPP
versafion. 1t Is Intended to provide such
instruments and apparatus MS may elncidate,
ural Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying and
Engineering. The department OF Book-keep-
ing and Penmanship win be superintendent
The school will be open to the public, but
only Catholics will be received as boarders,
unless for special reasons exception be made
The discipline viii be strict, md be enforced
by the dismissal the insnbordinate.
Payment will alwnsy be required fIi ddrance:
Of boarders, for the aiksseSsioS: and The fiE-
ures below indicate the observation-disclosures
other causes payment Is delayed, an addition
often per cent to the cash prices will constI-
tute the regular charges Of the College. No
DEDUCTION VIII be made for absence or forre-
moval when a quarter or halE-SeSsion has
been commenced, except in case Of sickness.
TERMS; WHEN PAID IN ADvANCE)
Board, including lights, ruel, bed and
bedding, for the scholastic year OF ~
weeks 20 90
Washing and mending linen................ 10 90
Hal-boardlng per WeelS....................... 90
Stationery per quarter frOIm-.. 10 cts. to / 90
Medical attendance per quarter,.......... 1 so
Tuition, 1st class, perqparter. llweeks. 10 90
. Sd 20
:. 4th 90
Sin IA
EXTRA CHARGES, PER QUARTER, WHEN PAID
ri siitf @ IN ADYANCE.)
French, German, Italian or Spanish, per
quarter, %
Drawing, per quart OC
Use Of Philosophical md Chemical APP
Music at Masters charges.
The school will be opened on the first Mon.
dressed TO Rev. A. Loaze, at the Cathedral.
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iIi.etterfFoIn az. Rebel goe .. IoI,nston.


letter from the Rebel Joe =. J0Iinstony
- BALTIMORE, August ., The Erederr
|icksburS, Va, Ledger of Tuesday pub
fishes the following 16ttefe u General
JosePh' d. Johnstpns
~ .si,5i BUFFALO. SPRL46S,. Vas \ ~
nj August III 1865. > " ,
You may ask my. views of the future
,counse and future prospects of us ALL
The casesis so plain TINT very little can
be said or Wfitten upotsit. We. of the
South refe tred the question at issue be-,
tween us and the United States TO the
Rrbitramsnt of the sword. The decis-
ion has been made and It IS against us.
We must acquiesee IN that decision, de-
cept it as finnl, and recognize the fact
that Yirginta is again one of the Uni
ted States. Our duties and interests
coincide, We shall consult the one and
perform the other by doing an we can
TO promote the welfare of our neighbors
and to restore prosperity to the counA
try. We should at once cofi1menCe the
duties of peaceful II items by entering
1pon some useful pursuit, qual flying
Ourselves to vote IL pOssibIe, and at the
polls our votes shoald be cast for eon-
sentative men, men who understand
and will maintain the interests of Vir-
ginia as one Of the United States. This
Is the course which i have recommend
ed to all thosewfth whom have com
Hersed on the subject and which have
adopted for myself as far as practical
BILE. Very truly, yours,
[Signedl J. E. JoHEsCoE.
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@. w. IOIINs0N q son,

LOYERIN&sS SYRUP
Jury COVERINGS SYRUP. TT IS THE
4 OeSt In the country. For sale by
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CLOTHS, CASSTMERES VESFTNG'SS.

GENTI1ENTEN'S
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scenes in the VVhItc N oiultsse..-ApbIII,et,a..
tions orPnrdon--Fhe way the Pres.
identDiSnOseho rSeveraI a pbIicanIn
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HOS E BEANs,-..H. GUGGENHEIMER,

Second Stock Just Received =
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YOUNG MEN

Reflect thai a sound mind and body a,e the mos
necessary requisites TO promote connubial hlpP
ness Indeed without these the journey thrOugt
life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospect
hourly darkens to tbs view the mind becOInu
Swallowed with despair and llgd with the mclaE
ChOy reflection that tho Happiness ofanotber b.
comes blghted with our own.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market,

by Telegraph
New YORK, Jan. ).
COTTON-Scarcely 30 firm. with good busl'
" FI0TR-state and Western dull and 5d l0e
lower At $40 2OaIO 25 for extra State;sll 200
an 25 for extra X. IL O., and gil 3O0l2Oo LOT
trade brands: market closing quiet soa,
WHISKY-Quiet and scarcely 80 hrm, at " "a
az 244 for Western; market closing dull
WHEAT-l02c lower, at % 2s92 80 for Chi
cago Spring, and g 4s for Winter Red Western.
RYE-Quiet.
CORN-Quiet and steady at 81 80 for mixed
Western ahoat, .,o.a
OATS-Quiet and shade easier, at 81 Osa
81 Osi for Western.
COFFEE-Oull and nominally unchanged.
SUGAR-Quiet; Porto Rico 22c; Muscovado
lsialgfc and lsia25c for Havana
MOI ASSES-Dull, at 81 ~ for Porto Rico.
PETROLEUM-Quie but firm, at 81 052c for
crude; 73G74c for refined in bond, and 940s3 for
do. free.
WOOL-Quiet
PORK-Tnsettled and rather easier, at s439
40 50 for new mess; s42 l2i@42 50 for 1864 meas
cash and regular way closing at S42 l2f for cash;
s35 5Oa36 W for prime, and s4OQ 40 50 for prime
mess Also, 2OOO bbls. new mess for February
buyers and sellers option, at s4i AZ OO.
s2OG23 w for plain mess and 81 aOa24 ao ior
extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Steady at s25025 50 for irfe'
riOr and s27 for good.
TMEATS-Unchanged, at l7tdlsfc for
Shoulders, and l9Q2lc for Hams.
BACON-Sides more active, at Il 02lfc foI
Pork for future delivery and for Cumberland
Cut, and 2li a22c for long and short-ribbed:
DRESSED HOGS-Firm at l6t 6l7c TOR West
ern.
LARD-Quiet and lower, at 2Oa24!c.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady, at 36d4sc Tor
Western and 1890 for State
CHEESE-Unchanged at 15a24c.
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Notice.
nRID. AMICK & KINGHORN

Id EAGLE BREWERY, have commencssu
Brewing in their new Steam Brewery, East SIDE
If the Baltimore & Ohio Passenger Depot
John Kinghorn one of our firm, and late brewer
for Geo. ". Smith, Esq, has had long experience
in the brewing business and we hope that by
strict attention to business and desire to man
ufacture an article that will suit the puohc' we
will MORT share of their patronage
Price Of Ale at present: Al
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MEDIoAL
G--,-,-l863---B.

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE
wv attention to and consideration OF the inst;
ly celebrated and reliable remedy for
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By this route Freights of all descriptions can
be forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Rail Roads of Ohio Kentucky In.
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri, by
Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con.
meets AT Pittsburg with Steamers, by which
Goods can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland
Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin Missouri Kan.
sas and Red Rivers and at Cleveland, Sandusky
and Chicago with Steamers to all Ports on the
North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans.
portati0n OF their Freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on ito speedy transit
THF RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road. are at all times as favorable ~ are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
lcF- Be particular to mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central r. R."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply 10 or address either Of the following Agents
OF the Company
D. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburg
CLARKE & co. Transfer Agents Pittsburg.
IL. W. BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, KY.
". NJ. AIKAIAN, Evansville Ind
r. F. SASS, ST Louis Mo.
CLARKE, 6 CO., Chicago, Ill
J. II. MCCOLM, Portsmouth, 0.
]. NJ, LOVE, Maysville, Ky.
HALL G. CO, Marietta, o.
Z. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. e. & i. /. LANGLEY, Gallipolis o
II. S. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE o
n. III. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
R. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
IRON the Commercial Of Yesterday.
FLOUR-Prime good Superfns was held Al
~ lOd9l5.
WHISKY-Sales at - l5a22O.
WHEAT-S2 05 for prime Red; Indiana Whit,
1T - %; choice do, " 3d. and choice Kentuck.
at % Is.
GROCERIESrFair to choice Rio Coffee a,
45a47o; Raw Sugar, 22dS6ic; Hard.refned do.
Sic, and Molasses at 81 30 y gallon for New
Orleans.
PROVISIONS-Msss Pork at s43 for city and
AZ 81 for country Lard advanced to 23c: Shoul
iers l6tc, and green Hams l9fc
HOGS-!90 ID averages SIG
CORN-Ear at IL IS. Shelled at 81 is.
OATS-s6c in elevator
RYE-A dull market.
HAY-Prims Timothy at $40 d2s y Iun
BUTTFR-45a 45c for prime Central Ohio
CHEESE-2l d22e for Western Reserve and
Hamburg
EGGS-lJa4 ic T. dozen.
P0TATOES-Bestd descriptions al - 5oa4 00
p barrel, from store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06
WHEELING REGISTER,
sr LEWIS BAKER.

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06
Administrators Notice.
XING REEN APPOINTED

"AV1NG BEEN AFVINHE n
III ADMINISTRATOR of the estate OF the
late Col. Joseph Thoburn, l desire to notify all
persons having claims against said estate to
present the same to me Only certified to for set
Element. Persons knowing themselves to he in
debted to said estate will please call and settle
promptly. M
During his last visit to his family, Colonel Tho
burn made out bills against those indebted to
him for medical attendance. Those bills are now
in nv possession. will retain them for rea-
sonable length of time to give an opportunity
for such desire to do so, to settle their bills
without unnecessary cost, either to the estate or
themselves. JAMES WlLSON.
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