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Edmnr,IR KetcI,nm.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Edward b.
Ketchum, formerly of the firm of Ketch-
um, Son Il Co., and now confined in the
Tombs under Indictment for the heavy
Wall street forgeries, to-day enjoyed n
temporary release from imprisonment,
he being by virtue of writ of hdbeds
corpus taken from his cell and conveyed
to the chambers of the superior court,
where he was kept under guard while
argument was being heard on a motion
that he be allowed to testify in certain
case growing out of his Transactions.
The suit was one brought by Mr.. VIM.
II. McVickor, who claims fund OF
seventy thousand dollars held by
Greenleaf, Norris & Co., under an nc
count which they opened with young
Ketchum, in the name, MS alleged, OF
Mr.. McVickOr. In the conclusion of
the argument the Judge took the papers
reserying his decision in regard to al-
lowing Ketchum to appear as a witness,
and the latter was returned to the
Tombs.
A renewal of the dock trial of the en-
pacities respectively of the steamers
Algenquine and Winooskf, was COM
menced yesterday at the foot of Delaney
street. 1t is for some object to be con-
Quoted in the same manner, and to con-
tinue for the same length of time as
agreed upon for the former trial which
was mt completed. The engines of both
vessels Is to be run for ninety-sir con.
secutive hours.
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E Tho stool, Market.

New YoRK, Oct. 24.-The CONNER
clal says the stock market opened with
more strength this morning, New
York certificates were sold on the first
call ut SS and ontheseeond Mt 81 IIaO73{,
falling to 9Tl<n971S. Erie was active
opening at S7aS714, closing ON the sec,
9nd call at 861z, and subsequently, raj
lying to 863faS65s. Hudson river, amer
selI1ng 1O1, dropping to 1857, and at
the close stood ut Jos IBID and lO6
asked. Lots of Harlem wero sold MT
q and %. Reading closed steady nj
iil574all5S. Cleveland and Pitts
burgh continues to show the snme ne
tive manner, and left of at 793znTgJI.
fully up to the highest board prices
Michigan Southern was fnirly held at
I2aI2H ut the close. Government
stocks were offered some less freely
outside OF the board, and prices were
Wen sustained. Missouri 6's were n
SSnaue higher thnn' yesterday and alot OF
No6th Carol1nn was taken at "a. Ohio
and Mississippi certificates rules at 2751-
!.lzI7si and 16aS higher than last even
ing. There Is little activity shown in
the aspect of the money market to-day.
the rates ruling almost the same as YES!
terday, but the pressure to lower
among the stock dealers, we think IA
not so strong as toward the close Of iasr
week. We have heard of some calling
In of loans, and on the other hand Of
some payers. Vermont, paper is in
rather better supply; the range for first
class is from to D per cent, ind there
are few names that were firm MT the
lower ratio. Gold has rated steady
through the morning, witha moderate
business only. Foreign Exchange mas
given way little, tho city bankers arc
selling ut 100 net, some sales OF South
western bankers bills are reported at
1885 for first class commercial bills;
the rates are 10sal0sA. The business
thus far operated is not largo.
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Prom New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Arrived this
evening the Star and Cuyler from New
York. The Majestic from Shreveport
with $50 bales of cotton WINS burned
yesterday at Point Conpee. The fire
commenced in the hold. Nothing was
saved and no lives lost,
Gen. Candy has issued orders that no
military interference be allowed at the
polls Of the election to-day, except to
suppress disturbance.
The friends of E1-Goy. Allen, now in
the City Of Mexico; are making efforts
to run him for thenext Governor. az
Gov. Hamilton says to obtain his en-.
dorsement for pardon, the petitionef
must affirm that he wns not the parti-
cdpator of an outrage on any citizen be
cause of Union sentiments, nor belonged
to any vigilance committee or secret
organization for the prosecution Of
Union men; has no property belonging
to the United States, or later so called
Confederacy on hand; that no proceed
ings have been Instituted against his
property under the con1dscation laws.
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The1Iurier Of HarrIet. wand.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Times
Washington special says:
The murder of Harriet Wells by her
paramount here, i. Farwell, which oc-
cured yesterday morning on 131 Il street
proves to have been a more diabolical
deed than was at first supposed.
The evidence before the Cornor's jury
to-day shows that the murderer de-
liberately administered choloriform to
his victim while tshe was asleep, then
strangled her to death, threw her body
into closet and then robbed her of her
watch and jewelry. He has not yet
been arrested. } I'D e
The purpose OF the murderer is said
to have been the refusal of the woman
to marry him. He having sworn that
If he did not marry her no one else
should.
| Although keeping house Of pf6sti.
tuition here the deceased is said to have
been respectfully connected, and has a
son at school at New Brunswick, N. j. :,
for which place she intended to start
this morning. She was IS years of age
and came to this city with FarweIi
from Albany, New York. Farwell
came originally from Mass. EtsEEEF
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a Card fr,om co... PelrnoInt

"D1SLoHAh SENTIMENT PROMPTLY RI
BUKED.-The Hon. Freeman Clark per-
emptorily ordered Gov. Peirpoint of
Virginia, to leave his office at the Treas
ury on account of uttering disloyal SEN
hments. The Language used in paFt
was: we people Of the South never
will, submit to being taxed to pay the
Union War debt. We never will stand
it, SIR &C."
The above appeared in the New York
1Tfbmle's special Washington dispatch
ofthe 18th inst. Freeman Clark, by a
subordinate In his Office, procured the
above statement to be made. 1t con-
tains two gross falsehoods, LIST. Free
man Clark did not order Gov. Pierpoint
of Virginia to leave his office. I'd. Gov.
Peirpoint did not say, "We people of
the South never will submit to being
taxed to pay the Union War debt. We
never will stand It, sir" te
Both statements arc grossly false, and
Freemen Clark knew thcm to be false
when he procured them to be published.
+. II. PE1RPoINT.
Washington, D. c., Oct. 20, 1865.
Meeting OF the b. d o. II. h. Company.
Az bLS uSlhl llOUtNIY meeting oil tho
Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway, which was held yesterday, "a
semi-annual dividend of four per cent
on the main stem was declared, and IA
dividend of five per cont on the WASH
ington branch of the same road. In re-
gnrd to 1.-THE afTairS of the company.
President Carrot stated that the force Of
employees now numbers seven thous-
and seven hundred md five men. Tho
aggregate of the pay rolls for the month
of September, was nearly three hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars. a
double track is in process of construc-
ton to Piedmont; thirty new engines
have been ndded to the equipment of
the company, and twenty others ara
being CONSTRUCTED. In regard to coal
freight; it was shown that the charges
were considerably less on the Baltimore
and Ohio road than on any other, and,
that with the large increase of motive
power the facilities for the trnnsporta-
of conl to this market will he greatly
enhanoed.--BdttifaOre Gazette Of 8EOn-
fUs =
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Professionally absent. III
medical colleges OF Cincinnati, Ohio and has
been actively engaged In the practice of med
ictne and surgery for more than fourteen
Wheeling, )and he feels confident that from the
knowledge which he has acquired of his pro-
f!ssion during so long and varied a practice,
TINT he VIII be able TO satisfy oil who may fa-
Yor him with their patronage. DIR. Lee, IN I'D
dition to his regular prnctice, will devote n
part of each day to the treatment of Chronic
s Sec ar e as f9w RSep9STed With al
medical application OF electricity as an anxil-
iiIry in tho treatment OF many diseases both
the especial attention off the affiicted. DT,
Lee has given much timehnd attention To the
study and practice OF Operative Opthalmic
Surgery, and he Is now prepared to perform
all the various operations on the Eve. as well
as to treat oil the different diseases OF the
same, in strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods OF the pres
emit time. - - = =
DR.. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumatism. Mem
r5llg1a and diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Liver
Complaint Nervous Debility Fever and Ague,
and all OF the various and painful jlise9sesi
which women are subject to, 5.IlIs tzl7 =
ANY person wishing to consult the Doctor
either personally or by letter, csonfidentfalIS;
relying upon his honor to preserve their SeCret
inyiolate, and his ability to cure them!
DR.. Lee cures I'LL the different forms OF Club
Foot, by an operation which Is attended with
no danger, and with but little pain.
Private diseases speedily and permanently
DR.. Lee will give two hours every Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons to the treatment
OF those who are unable to pay. 1l
REFERESCE.-Prof. John NJ EcudLIer Gin
clnnati, Ohio; Prof 2. Freeman. Cfncinnati.
Ohio: Prof Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati Ohio:
Dr. Robt, 8. Newton, n: Y. City. ~.
who have been cured by me, and my Dlplo-
mas can be seen IN my office. OctlS
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OsIrcpo Market.

VI " I1E1yI NgNNs II
Flour steady and in good demand, Mt
o 90 for No. spring, 10 so for red VIM
ter, IL 90 for white, II so for double ex-
ira. Wheat firm but dull; Milwaukee
club, by sample, 60, and 20 choice
white Canada on private tefmSs Corn
quiet. Barley held above buyers views.
Rye lower; Canada COZ. Peas / Is
for Canada. Canal Freights unchanged
flour g., wheat is, corn 1917, barley
-, ffye. II, oats 1Q VI, peas lS, to New
York; to Albahy barley 1212. 81 g
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stock MnrI,nt.

3QEJaVFY3 NBw YORK, Oct. q. n
,GoSetimeht Stocks are. rather. moro
steady; o. S. 6s, 's1, coupons, lO87{; do
5-2o5, coupons, 1867; do. 5-20s, coupons,
ex-Eoy. coupons, l037s; do. new issue
1OlN; y. s.. 5sY l0-4Os, coupons, g25s;
5-3Os, I'd series, 911<; do. do. Sd series
Stocks heavy; Tenn. 6s 80; Missouri
6s 70; Ohio d Miss. cert's Tx; Hudson
Canal 1453<s NJ. Gen. 81; Erie S8I5S; do.
pref'd SO; Hudson 1O7; Reading li51<,
Mich. Southern p; Pittsburgh as; N. W.
30A; do. pref'd 635S; Toledo 1O34;
Rock Island 1g7s<i Prairie da Chen GO.
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HALIFAx, Oct. 24.-The Halifax pa-
pers report negro insurrection in the
eastern part of Jamaica. 6FffJ,
The steamer Duncan with 18th Rep't
and n battery Of the Royal Artillery
leaves for Jamacia soon, =.
The steamer Delta, with portion OF
the Carcnssian's passengers,{ arrived
today. The passengers are furnished
with comfortable quarters at the dock
yards, The Royalist, with the balance,
Is expected tonight,
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Boston, Oct, 24.-Commodore John
8: MissEoom, y. s. N, Ordnance Officer
terdhy. He was a nntive Of South Car
olina, and entered the service In 1901.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late John Domes, who died al
New Orleans, Sept. 2lst, took place
to-day Mt the residence of his brother
in-law In this city. Numerous officers
OF the Navy We're present, including
Rear Admiral Stringham. % ~
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AssessOrs' Convention.

ALBANY, Oct ober 24.-The convention
of United States assessors met at theAs-
sembly chambers this evening at seven
O'Clock. u E5tIEF,TE n &
There We're about co assessors in at
tendance from the States of New York,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, NewJersey, Penn-
sylvania and Ohio, and additional del
egates will arrive tomorrow morning,
Hon. Charles Hodson was chosen
president, with six prominent gem
tlemen as secretries.
After the organization of the meeting,
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the proceedings and
deliberations of this conventions be
confined to questions of practice under
the existing laws of the United States,
and such suggestions as may be deemed
eXpedtent from the practical working OF
the law.
Invitations were extended to collec-
tors and deputy collectors, and also
assistant assessors in attendance to take
seats in the convention.
The convention then proceeded with
the very important business allotted it
The object and manner of conducting
the business of the convention ELECTED
quite full and free discussion.
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OhIenm MnrEof-
CHICAGO, Oct. .

e CHICAGO, Oct. "A. -
Flour dull Wheat opened firm ut
for No. l; No. 2 at I7a1 2O1<. Corn
dull and declined Sc; sales at 45a451f for
No. 1 and 42a43 for No, 2. Oats dull
and declined lie; sales at 245<a27 for No.
l and q for No. 2.7 Provisions dull.
HighwInes firm at Q 22a2 %. Freights
| dull and declined 1Ea1c.
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go YesseIL,os1.

New YORK, Oct, 24.-The schooner
S. Taylor, from Philadelphia, loaded
with coal for Boston was run down off
Cape Cod, yesterday, by an unknown
schooner,and sunk In ten minutes. The
crew We're all saved. The cOllidinf,
also, as the crewywere afterwards seen
in their boats.
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New York, Oct. 24.-Dr. Cobell, the
abortionist, has been sentenced to two
years imprisonment.
The Commercial says: SEfIi g ~
one gentleman expressed his inten-
ton of taking all the Mexican bonds of
smaller denominations, as soon as they
agents Ofthe loan have nscertained tbat
the government will not interfere in
any way with the negotiOns. . sl
a Washington special to the Phila-
delPhia Ledger says: iIs 80 +
Dispatches from Charleston advise
tho election of Orr for Governor. - Q Z
Most of the delegates elected in Flor
ida TO the Convention, are similar to
Carolina, of rebel tendency.
Advices from Alabama point pretty
certainly to the choice of Gov. Parsons,
for u. S. Senator.
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/! Rnnaio barker.
BUFrAIo, Oct. "a.

BUFFALO, Oct. "a.
Flour quiet. Wheat firm; sales 1000
blu No. 1 Milwaukee spring at l 60:
white Canada . 3I5f. Corn dull, at q
for No. l. Barley-Canndah held at u.
Rye nominal. Whisky firm at %.
Pork $50. Canal Freights to New York
wheat D, corn ~, oats IA.
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EIEn

C1No1NNAT1, Oct. ia fro at Ham.
extensive woolen factory Of Shuler X
BenninghOffer and slightly damaged
the pillow works of Owens, Lane. OVER
& Co. Loss $4,000. Insurance $50 900.
The Enquirer's Indianapolis dispatch
says GOV. Morton has had a relapse and
Is lying very i'll with rheumatism and
is threatened with paralysis. $3.50
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NANTUCKET, Oct. 24--The steamer
Enline Treat, Capt, Philbrick, from
Philadelphia for Gloucester, With coal,
came ashore Friday night on the south
saved, but the vessel Is total loss: !; a
Portionlof the cargo will be saved. 2 i N
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PhnadeIphia lIarI.et.
PHnAbt1pn1A. a. .

AAA'EAOf-l4f444A3 Oct. II.
Petroleum ffrner; crude SGz937,
refined in bond 6I@6I14, do. free SO@S3.
ttesltir 9 az e per 9bl. Flour tpIl;;
Wheat dull; new red ut 2 80; old west
ern 2592 10. Rye advanced to ] ~.
Corn dull yellow at S3aS7. Pork quiet,
Lard 528a20. Cones firm. Sugar uu-
changed. M6lasses unchAnged. Whis-
ky advanced 1c; Ohio IS. ~
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Toledo Market.
2 100 To1EDo. oct. "a,

= TOLEDO, Oct. q.
Wheat inactive and la2c.lower: sales
of old at 2 223za2 25j new IS; old am
per M1chlgan = O9a2 10; new l 81. Corn
dull. Rye quiet. Lake FreIghts un-
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Washington. October. 18TH Isl

WTHEREAS BY SATISFAOToRY EVI.
w dence presented to the undeTECiRned It
has been mnde to appear that tsTtie Ma
tt0nnl Savings Bank of WheeIlne,''
In the City OF Wheeling, in the County of Ohio
and state OF West Virginia, has been duly
oEganized under and according TO the require.
to provide National Currency. secured by a
pledge OF United States Bonds and to provide
Tor the circulation and redemption thereof,
appfovedJuneS Sd, 1854 and has complied with
All the provisions OF said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the bust
mess OF Banking, under said act.
Now, therefore, l. Freeman Clark Comm
troler Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL EAWINGSf BANK - OF
Wheeling, In the City Of Wheeling, in the
County OF Ohio and State OF West Virginia,
Is authorized to commence Etha tbtlsine4s OF
Banking under the net Aforesaid, = =
InltestinOuY whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Once, this 18th day Of October 1855
= = 80 = = 3 FREEMAN CLARK p
Oc2l-0Od -. no. l50kl . aComptroIer.
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New YonK, Oct. 24.-The Charleston
Courier, of last Saturday says, much
excitement exists in the Beaufort dis
trict concerning the ownership of the
Sea Islands, the freedmen having Ia
bored under the impression that the
lands had been given to them outright.
on the subject. claiming them. Not
one-fourth of the lands are cultivated
by freedmen. Thecorn crop is lost and
the cotton planted in patches is over
grown with high grass. There is great
mortality among the negroes, and the
owners of the lands are considereds as
tntruders, and feel SO insecure that they
regard it unsafe to return with their
families to their homes. IfFu
General Bennett had issued an order
forbidding the organization of colored
militia in Charleston as having II ten
dency to bring on war of the races.
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TIle cad 1900.

NEW YoRK, October III Gold ruled
steady throughout the morning with q
moderate business; quotations. opened
at 146, closed Mt 1867.
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New YoRK, Oct. 24.-Sir Martin Peto
and party have received and accented
an invitation by the Union LEAGUE
CLUB, TO visit their;rooms this Wednes7
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HAE1FA1y Oct. 2I.-PassenRers bythe
steamer Cfrcassiafi, ashone at Cane Bre-
tor, VIII arrive here tomorrow, ~
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RooTs A6R SHOES; ,,-,,.,o,-
moving Machines i'm England

A 7 THE TRIAL BEFORE THE ROYAL
"a Agricultural Society Of England, held in
took the first prize; ''NVOOD'S RiSAPERD the
first prize and the MOWER AND REAPER
COMBINED the second prize. There were
Forty entries of mowers md reapers. The
prize trials Of implements before the Royal
Society takes place only once in four years.
Rs ssmana 11P the WED nSsl
all other machines. The undersigned arethe
SOLE AGENTS for West Virginia Western
Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, and are pre-
pared to make arrangements with sub-ngentB.
OCtl2 PRYOR EIANnTiANy q 90 =
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-The fair for.
the soldiers and sailors homewas regu-
larly opened to-day, and has been visi-
ted by thousands. The scene this eye-
ming is gratifying to all the friends Of
the wounded in the late struggle. The
years in Philadelphia, shelterine 70
patients, but as the Recommendations
are inadequate to the demand, the fair
is heldto furnish funds to build and
endow an institution worthy the object
in view, to furnish home to every de-
serving soldier aud sailor soaking adj
mission, us we'll as to the orphans of
those who fell. - n. -
Massachusetts and New Jersey nre
represented Mt the tables of the fair, and
the congregationsin everyd apartment
lS very fine. S.- g
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New CouufaFfalfa.'

NEW YORK, October 24.-NeW conn
terfeit fifties of United es5leeaI ten,
ders are being circulated. n 80, n.
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NEW York, Oct. 24.LGeneral Grant
has ordered that the organization and
armament OF the mounted batteries
will in future consist of $40 privates; %
armed, and revolvers for chiefs Of
pieces and caissons. One of the two
authorized mounted batteries of each
regular artillery regiment will have
four Napoleon guns. The regimental
commander will designate to which bat
terry each armament shall be assigned.
The following order has just been is
sued by the Secretary of War:
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= NEW YORK, Oct.24.-The Posts special
says that Gen. Dick Taylor, jeff. Davis
brother-in-laW, has vainly endeavOretl
Davis is to be tried soon. An impress
sion prevails, however, that the trial
will take place at an early day.
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New York Money sIarke,.

in NEW 4OHkS Octs Il.
Money a shade easier Mt per cent. for
callloans. Sterling Exchange dull and
heavy Mt 10s&@lO9I{.,s Gold without
decided change, opening at 1I6Iss, de-
clining to 1855, closing ut 1854.
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Toilet Soaps. Toilet Soaps

wv CHANTS, Families md others to the fol-
lowing catalogue ofa part of our large asSort-
ment Of Toi ct Soaps. We say confidently
that for quantity quality and variety yOurstoci
Is not SuTpats;e1i In this city. We mention
FL Csn1HnfAla Almond. Path SnRn