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Efppfrhend State C0uyeb1ion-1b,
Platform, Ac.


Especial Despatch to the Chicseo T,tbune.1
.... ST. PAUL. Auz.16.
1he Coppeihc:d Convention here to-day ts a
cum enlf, not more than twelve counties In the
etae being rtpfetented at Ill, md scarcely i
county. save Ramsay. has q full delegation, " ".
FneIps, Of Red Wing, is Chairman.
=. D. bsis5ine subsnitted. = platform nearly as
long as the moral Law, and ii has passed In lunp
l. euttaios President Johnson'a reconstruction
poier; taFors the Monroe doctrine; opposea
protective tariff; declares against the s.crnduent
!" tbs State Constitution giving negroes the tish+
20 sote; denounceH the suspension OF The writ Of
Aao<ds eofpus; objects to the administration Or
aEnts ~ isnnessee and Kentucky, aad 50 on 10
the ED Of the tremendous long ch,pter. Thr
Convention hss now q p. ny gone into setre,
session 10 eontider the psopr1ety Of aa]ouru,np
ahil oetotes, In order to se1ure the larger .epu.
Stntatcn -f'et
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Gold.

NEW ToRK, Aug. 18.--Gold rath:r stronger:
Fe1J niela sps enaatlve movement; bat the dan sud
io1 customs s larger, aud the pr1ca tends upW1yd.
700, hut with no appiecia5la effect On fhe msY.
ant Tcte sgaiE to 49, - 14A&'
, 1865-08-17

Supreme Court DectAton on the Stato
Prison Case.-scVenttenth Indiana
Infantry.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 10.
Tho c.se Of Thom1s Wood sgainst NIlllam
6elhy. Involving 1he questson as to which was
legal warden Of the Northern Stste Prison, was
decided IN tie Supreme Court io-day, In fayor Of
Wood. Cbiel ,JnsHce Elliott delivered the opln-
icn Of the Court, holding thst as Wood VIE ap.
pcIr'ed In 1853 for four years, be cou1d not ba
renewed by the new Board Of Control unlea. for
caufc ehowp, ard ss no cause WAS shown to have
been entered upon the records Wood Vas euh'lrd
to retain the ofl1ce. The Cpu1t futther held thnt
the laws In force regulating the conduct ef The
Southern Indiana prison governed the manage
meat Of the Northern prison, 10 nr as they we're
sppncablt-Justce: Frazer fled "a dissenting.
opinion. '-s'
The Seventeenth Indians Infantry arrived this
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The elIectorkllip Of N-yv York-Con.
AnikF FCIeFks-t:Ov.A .AndreN-appninf. t.
1nfnts-mil1taFT lfA1iroQds-Fr Frial or
&el1X.
, 1865-08-17
CHICAGO. THURSDAY. AuGUsT 1ae5

nofc'rg, ha7lrS tae hcnor Ct being Commanded
~ tWo Bieret B1tgadier Generals-yai1 and
white. Fan was Colonel and White was Lsut.
Colonel Of the regiment, and both were breveted
hscad'ets 'or gallant aer1Ice on Wilson's raid.
1n9 tgtmeht, With the ThIsd Battery, will haEe
p1b.tC reCeptiQn tn-yunrrnH
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new crop gold At city cents. Sugar and mo
1stse. dull. Frei:h:s sre changed. Checks on
New York to per cent discount.
The report Of Col. De41mos' death wss prerps.
tr1c. ltwas another person resembling him.
The city =is unusually bri.k-neyer before IS
prosperous Ia the sarmee. Indications point 10
4 great 1 IL and winter sea,ou,
, 1865-08-17

Liquor Dea1eF4s Conveu&Jon-Tts oh.
.3ecI-The 23fd iowa.

Especial Despatch to The Chicago TEhunel
DEs McME,, Aug. l6.
Tho Liquor Dealers Convection Ia in session
In Sherman Hail. None brt dealers or delegates
are admitted, srd an urable to give you It's pfo.
czeGirge. The object Of the convention Is sup-
posed 10 be 10 adopt ncasures for controlling The
tlections In inch manner as to secure the t.psal
Of the prohibfto1y liquor law4.>&:the enactment
Of l1cenae iaW next winter.
The sstd Iowa Infantry. i-a little less tban
three yesre' eeryice lost by dsease, battle, e,ku.
alt1es, &c eight hundred nn1 Iorty.three men.
Four companies we're from this county, sud the
remainirg toys are apw here reeeiy ny the greet,
ines Of ftiendf, who sre glad to mset then, at
home npaiu,
, 1865-08-17

1mmfaration-H,alth Of Newbern.

NEwnERS, Aug. 1a.-Ths Narthezn Immigration
10 North Carolina has atresdy set In. People are
a1mS l e b! thousands from all Quarters.
Iee health Of SewbeEn and the rest Of the State
Mae fever better. In point Of health North Caro-
INA has olEays been the second State IN The
Union, Which position Ahe ts dest1ncd 10 keep.
, 1865-08-17

1AI1NA, Aug. 16-The arrangements for the
reception Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant are nes1ly couq.
complete. grand triumphal arch ha, been
efeeteo acrofs Main ttreet from the DeS oto Hou.e
The preparations for decoration and fireworks are
very sxteneise, Shou1d tho weather be t1nr the
ccEeourse Of peopls will be Immense.
, 1865-08-17
Qbtfa9o Gribn11e.
THURSDAY. AUGUST II. 1as55.
TAE NEWS.

Our despatch fromEt. Io1:s says that rr'-
- T&te letter has been rccetTed In tdtt CITY from
- fo-t Riley, Kausas, stating that thr ndians
have been very troublesome In that vicinity
D.. Tor several days, and that GONE thIrty.e!ssht
: 'pr forty Of the 1lth Kansas cavalry hsd been
Murdered by them near Fort farnd, nat far
from Fort Riley, and that they had 1lso cap.
=; -3nrrd tain which these murdered c1yalfv.
ncn we're guarding.
The Minnesota Copperhead Convention A.
sembled n st. Paul yesterday, aud proved to
he In cvtry respect but resy elm affair,
But twelve counties wcre represented NJ ali
and onlg ono fully 20. They adopted a n1.t'
form Which sustains the rceto,ation n,,,rr -,
President johnson favorB the Monrno doc.
trdne opposes protective tariff fdids,t s,v
anything about Nick Biddle and thu "a
United s.a:es Bank); declares aSa.nst ;ncc-o
funtasr dtnounces the suspension Of the
=. RlH Of Aa5fas corpua objects to the admir-
,stsstton of affairs in Tennessee and Kan
tucky, d. '~''A N>en
ne aallure OF Ketchum, son d c., OF New
to1k. and the a'Eat Of yonrg K.tchutn ron.
nnuea to excite deep interest in New Y,rk
81 The latest Developments do not tmpnoye IN.
pea1aneee. The Poa eays the losses of the
dfm BY the abstrac:ion Of bonds and o.bcr
securities by young Ketchuna slone onouuts
70 @"o-ana' = half to three millions OF ,,lurs
4ne. name Of The firm was" only used once BY
Young hetchum, and that on the dsy oi hia
n'ghtr when he drew check :or three lun- |
area 1anutand dollars, The l,sscs o. Mr.
sfanam VIII foot up oze million G1l1ars,
while Sadous brplers and others Raurc in the |
1osses IN sums from s4o, 900 to Sl50, 900. Four |
s7sa2to''s Is the loves: s.at.1nent u the t3ta. |
loss, and 1t L. thought the figures will Gaat]y |
be ab1vc ttat sum. New victims arc con |
1tnutlly showing their bands. 1t ull, rrol>.
ably Prove the biggest financial operation
Of that sort which ever occurred in this
country.
Another swlndles turns up in Neg York.
Bis name is Mumford. He belongs to the |
petty larceny style Of thieves. lie on1r 71c. |
hmizcd gold brokerage firm to the anlocat |
Of fs8,ooo. BE wss Immediately nabbed.
the oelay In trying Wertz, the Ands,s.n.
vile brute, arises from the TACT that changes
are being made in the specifications,
Tbs Government is clearing out the
rclArg stock Of the Military railroads, Du. /
ring the next months neatly oue buudrrd
locomotives and about twelve hundred cars
will be s2ld In Vhgtnh alone.
The President Is making very SLOW p,o-
grss il SHINING nsr1ons 5irsr |,,aa .aa- r
saud lave b..n sent to him. ann,nr.s ~ ~ ,~ .'Iu ~
Attotncy General. while oniv ah,,,+ s,., ~
dred have ,ccesven fl,e Fvcr1t;ro ssa,,,..'
t.o,ra+, ns.,. =. - W
ret s!eht Of p.ysId, Mt :Ionuson a. 49,.
nose of m,tinr rr,,,oken,e,.ass .,,s'. ~t.' ~,
farr fnter,c, eoea l., Esat,,s,.s ''ou' HILL
sfror5,nc ~ ~, Sa.,...a,.:a s..
,notrn o,,9 <o,a,a.. .sp ,'.s. avn "aea'
' ~ "oo1sfs arc oelng paid eh at
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSIONIN TN
RICHMOND.
Canadian Ministers on Cen.
Potter
Negro Soldiers Captured and
With Their officers, Shot.


Inc FAtIufe of Ketchuna. Son dc ca
4serofts. ete-Stock <pecu1asotp xus,
me Eronn the Watering 4sfacea IN
Flpo themselves Eac1tm1-a fSefes
EAtfon from New -Ignnk.
erS-Anotlef SgvInaler.
, 1865-08-17
JAMAICA.
Complaints Against tbs Governor
Letter from 4neen TfcsUE1R.

NEW YORK. Aug. 18.-Dates from klngstoni Ja-
uastcs, 7th Inst. are received. The Governor WAS
the enhtect Of much ahuse By tic newspapers o
, 1865-08-17

PORTLAND, Ang. 16.-Thc safe OF stepbea Pat.
TOR Of this city wa blown ope1 by burglars Inst
nipA' and robbed Of abont ,070 IN money and
bonds, Including i'm thousand b.a0s.
, 1865-08-17

The H<Toid's Wsshirgtcu spaela1s,ys the pra.t
oeLt1s 1tpofted to hare said thl Ii Gen. Canhv
did not behave better. he would be ordered 10 re,
port IN WItht7gton for an Investigation Of hi.
conduct toncereinG his afI.tre, and sumo m.t,crs
relating TO the Fftedmeu's l,ursau.
, 1865-08-17
accident to 0u Arriving Ocean
Steamer.

:, BORON, Aug; 16.-The ateamship Chirs, from
!oe, this morning. tsn ashore res. Fort Ininen.
otrce, These fhe Ienatus. She lies r1.y and viii
psopab5 be got of at high wntes TIL; evening
, 1865-08-17
POSTSCRIPT.
f O'CLOCK 4. "

Especial Despatch to Western Associated pres.-
NEw ToRK, Aug. IS, 1866,
No S1Enb.
AsPT BAT, Aug. 1o-9 p. m.-Therc are no e!nns
o. ANYTHING from the Gres, E.lterp,
n. 4" Tribune Correspondent,
NE" YORK, Aug. 1a-Richsrd L. Shelly. corx
respondent OF the 7Ft1 1uat, wko WIS arsested aua
sent ifon Ne" Orleans by Gan. Caoby, VIA taken
10 Fort Lafayette. The arrest w.s made on ac-
count OF hr. shel'y's criticism en- Gen. Cauby's
Gull, VI ene
, 1865-08-17
Movements OF Returoiu0 Troona.

| "a SoiFG1! stasetaeu1 OF regiments 1ut d
tachmcuts OF. q. S. troops arrived from b
low Cairo, Ill.,, mustered ou. and return.
to their respective State rendezTous for d!
charge and final payment:
:, July 2-Bst!efJ B, I'd Illinois Light at.illet
spt 9 neee:d, ~. number oi Officers and men,
ri 5n1,nC1 zIGhese9 e 1n Aetea1tile Battery, Chlci9
July -2d Missouri 9. Ii, cavalry. ct. I'm,
no. number q officers AMI man s..
pnGef q ocs, coz ,Dt,sastry Nsdson Wis
| July a-16th Indians infautry, Indisn.no.,a In.
number Of Officers and ult1 il. 'p'''S' Ing =
1umbsf 1a ah Of iqss s,5 5eatts1y Davenport
| Jniy9-551h Missouri tatanrry, st. LouIs. Mo.
| number Of officers aud men 53'. '7' -['o'
| cs5d syas5 5oTb.ttsry = Illinois Light Ar.i'er,
Ju:y i1-i3rh Wiseonsi%a % btttsry. pa 4sa Miiy.nt. "
w3I w93n'5 llz mn9th WaSons'n battery. milwaukee,
July 11-a1 MASSACHUSETTS b7,1erv. B,sto,
Nsef.: Eum1er Of officers aud men lo9,
July lid Iowa battery, Davenport, Iowa
nun ar o1 cHIctIs and men Sc
Jn'y 1s-lst Wisconsin battery, Milwaukee
his. number Of officers nd men IS.
-. July l3L6oth Indiana Infantry, 1aalanapo.i.
1s4;i .iiv n;pesI 1 Of %ais Stfies!s aEd mes So.
Wis.,; nn1her u officers au men 350.
Jnls 1i.1e:h Illinois infantry, Springfield. Ill.
number ck 9tieers and ncn 81.
Ny AE-ASA&lG43 VI 4ks1Q13 Light Hft{FfafH
spIi, Eae:d. H.; .npmber Of Officers md men d
I0!f la-dth l-dt1na b te5y, lntianapplks, Ind.
nnpbeE Of Officers and men 50. 1'@0'
Jniy 15-3s'h Massachusetts battery. Bpston
A9fs-; Lumb.r Of officers md men 13f'
July lt-1s: Co. Vermont Heavy artillery. nrr
nngfon, w.; number Of of1cefs and men I'M
. July lid Co. Vermont HesFy, nstillefy. In.
netop, VI. nrnbar OF officer: aud men Ill
July 1S-491 Illinois Infantry, Sprfn 5dell M
homGsi InIs f3 q qai,e.s Rs,,ert.a nd msa E sis
mxn 1t5t j.; ~. Luis, Mo-; nunb=r Of cal:els an,
9n15 d1:;eBattery q IIllno's Light artillery
yo!y 7S1as lowa intsntrs, Clinton, Iowa
nnn Jn'y 1ai5a Illinois infantry, Springfield, Ill.,
in 2e-Eat'efy D, I'd Illinois Ltpht st,i,re,v
Cb. capo, H.; number OF officers ana rc+1 1s1
,,;sy ;1uly a6B2tts.lss and l. = Illno,e Light ar
men zio '''''
sp5insaeds g 81 nnnber q of;s1s aud men III
ru%nes 9n,x :, Of as1 ss;cs5s aud men 81, t''''
nn1Abes Of etaee1a md msn o.. ' o0''
1umter Of officers and msn b,o. LUNA )
duly 2f-18 Illinois I1fantrv- ~ Jor1o ~
nuu,ter OF u1Icera End mai 6s6 N1s14s' 1o''
Ju'y1a-77tl Il1lsojs tufln,ry Snrt,oFo4a n, j.
numher Of efflccfr md m.n IL 0psiieae'o' ILL.,;
July s3--1tCIh Illr ots infantry. snrtnpde,d TT
nnmhes s ef ssa S,.seis "a me, iii. N'''
number Of t1eets and man o3i. sA''4' 'A''
sh!t sa-49.b Missouri tnflEtry, st. Lou!s. Nh:
number Of officers aId mea SO. -':'
July ai-16sh Ohio battery, Cincinnati ohsn.
number OF oflieers and men ito. oA'Sf
Jut. as-19ih Iowa Inf3nffy. Dsyennort fou.
number Of officers and men it7' """"'
July a5-3srd Iowa iufaptry Davann,,t 1or..,
1n.Dter Ct ciicsrs and uen 4aa. A'"ef
Jolg 25-l5,h Iewa t1fantrr. n.ven,,,, 1,n,
mt her or officers AID men 54o A'"a'
TJ%f< ~ IN
, 1865-08-17

STEAMER MONTGOMERY.
4 CARD FRoA HER PASSENGERS.
NHsBRa EDITORS: -
aaS n9deS1RLed. rep.eag1tiQ& 4 nlas:,nx CT t1e
p.s4e1xef9 Qt tho Steamer NUN r. d xKHY. on na-
t.4 AeEc nom 64fasA- c r.. 70 Chicago delHe 10
oas ptts1xa 70 Thtea Tbs Adni11uie au1lt4s 4 the
Tna e1ca1:rc cs oI her sspant1ent1 II airy ana xei
,tst' 5caI I'd t.a'e ca2se.ly poan.
A1o Ne canaGs p2t Nth her sx thfnl a7d cpu ,ttnt
o!T1eS: om1sM: Sapssia All H1a GIL LES; Ierx, GI. H.
AulShiMeS; stewart. aHO. II BkAV; Hnu Mia
hoakhI Eitso .soE: ..shouE Kfat fui rarasn
oianGe q tne r3ts cf tnet 1,i1nesi au1 fsiL Elm.
Ee3s!nz mem a2d thur good atn ,f 10 Vi VII re
ID o9@s 9: tsa .naeat o!ea,u { 10 % goal led Inm
A1hmef 1ou:neTfrG on cur notls laka1x ~
q. Notsta' j9ads. u. D ChtcsRo.
JtEtA D Thomas. ChinAsn
~ .l1m Aot "a knd Wills, Fatc,ytu.. Ma.
taoTa - JeWstt ana wire. BohLoo.
MR. sen AcA3tt Ut anl party Chlcav,
Mf1 WA7tnxron and psrty. Ih!ci-o
Au11tki31s f7'@ @~t 1-A 49, obAS1as
, 1865-08-17

:" . - Cotton. -.
Cotton spirited. Sales STD bales, Two tales
, 1865-08-17
TEXAS.

nfffitrs Cavalry March Through sha
VIE, on the I8to GrAude, aud In
, 1865-08-17

WAhTxD s0
t771cz cy TH. CoAzp cy Prn.,o uoar..
E.1.a ap tAs0Ato. Au{,l7a 1sd3,
raa1c Nts,s N I'll Il a II H0hD II. Arr 5:S. f3.
Wa ~ q tssif doea In tic1K q Tefes
eo,diuE 70 12etJncsIp19 OF nin In I'LL On =.
,,b' :, e tenssss o. qF 3so'e October
ths p!rsa viii b. u < long, Aal 1AIa rsspesavaly
q sa9c slseh pps ~ roaads sua - panaaa. 1
1ota' "a cunoet oI ira: chs e4ps. evs43 tesp81.
VII ban qu ed II 1Ald p'psa. hds ID md assao tho
rree3 r. ~. ca ~. strssEt :,ns ~ 70 dav Eei.
Peo:dR1ls Il u,E b directed + h3 B141d 4f PutYo
Wot1 >, endorsed Fra JpcRats 1ur Cas- Isoa WxtAT
P11ak"
:ihs Hoard iakfya the right 70 fej.ct aoy CT ait
oits : q 40 LID wfn b. aeesoe Cd q slen 1ha B3a:d
baye eYfteDct 1AEtAftetofy 10 kam ID ta oErs9oE
kr.u4 = Y d the woSk wltata The tina
ara1sd. nd II Wholly xslt a3ln Hna fsaponHhe.
. =. g. a1HDELX
EK10. LRTI,
o. J. ROfE
AaliA24 W Board Qf E1but Wo,kg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-21
New York Market
nv Telegraph.l

By Telegraph
NEW YORK, June -.
COTTON-Heavy and lower, at 40a44c for
middlng
FLOUR-Dun heavy and l0a2Oc lower, at
g 1876 90 for extra State; &c 7006 So for com.
mon to good shipping brands of extra r. II. o.,
and 6 90G8 30 for trade brands. Market cit sing
heavy, with no buyers 1T outside quotations.
-,WHISKY-Dull, Western at 81 C2d203
WHEAT-Dull and 305c lower, choice No
amber Milwaukee at 81 Al, an extrem :; ch0ico
amber Michgac at e. 69, and white Michigan
at S205.
RYE-Q jet
BARLEY-Quiet
CORN-Dull and 495c lower, at s0Gs5o for
mixed Western; s66e7 for kiln dried and T6c
for heated do.
OATS-3Qic lowe, and dull, at 7iS75c fol
Western.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Quiet, Cuba musco,ado at l0d i4c
and Havana at l2tG i6ic.
MOLASSES-Dull.
WOOI~-Dull.
PETROIEUM-Steady,a al 3.c for cl ude; 599-
Sc Tor refined in bond aud 72c for refined free.
PORK-Lower, at 928 62f127 so for new mess.
closing nj SCI for cash. SEA 50125 for 'o3 and "a
mess; Sls0l9 for prime, and $40 a 90 IS for prime
mess.
BEEF-Dull at slO0l4 tor plain mess. and sic
ole for extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Firm, at S25 5O027 so.
CUT MEATS--Firm at ia l3tc for shoulders,
and l5aI7}c for hams.
LARD-Dull and lower at l5i also.
BUTTER-Quiet, at Goa Doc for Ohio, and 70 q
SOC State.
CHEESE-In fair request, at 3al5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-21
SWINE.
SWINE
Corn.fSd, y 10 81 19t Still fed. 80. 9ta9s
Light. 9!99! Medium $3.50 ota9t
by Telegraph

The market for Beet Cattle ruled iirmer under
IN improved demand and prices are iully TO
higher. Receipts were smaller aud the cattle
went OF pretty firmly At the advance. Cattle
we're mostly ordinary togood with but few real
was from IL ei7sc. but few sales above lie. and
hut few below lac, but the average was about
l6tc. good many cattle were taken by the
graziersbefors they arrived in the yard but for
this fact, there would have been large supply
of poor cattle GU sale. which would have caused
q decline.
Total recsipts Of all stocks al all yards for this
week and last week were as follows.
ruI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-21
Grocery and Provision Market.
(Retail)

Grocery ana FrOvtslcu MarRet'
(Retail)
TUESDAY EVENING, June ~, 1866.
FLOUR SC per ID, at ss Ooos so per Dbl for
best brands.
CABBAGE-56l 10 per head.
BCTTER-20025c.
EGGS-l6020c.
ONIONS-S3 90 per bus. OF sOc per peck.
COFFEE--37i040 per ID.
SUGAR-Brown 1920 Crushed 25 Coffee ~
925; PulyeriZed25.
TEAS-Green 81 75a2 IS Black 81 5O02 20.
CHEESE-Western Reserve Csc per lb.; East
ern and English Dairy 30c Pine Apple s704Oc.
SOAP-l5G2O per ID.
CANDLES-Tallows g. Star All Sperm d.
RICE-l5020 per ID.
POTATOES-35d 40 per peck.
APPLES-35G50 per peck
HOMINY-l0 per quart.
MOLASSES-Sorgham T5c; Cuba 81 ~ Ball
more syrup 81 so; Orleans 81 50 per gal.
yINEG AR-4Oa5 81 pei gal
CORN MEALS Per peck.
CRANBERRIES-s2 COPPER gallon
PROVISIONS-Sugar Cured Hams 25c POI H..
shoulders and sides 2Oc; DriediBeef 23925c, Beef
Tongues 40a60c.
S6Ap1inc.npati German lac; Wheeling do
ialc; Family soap lite
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-21
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all other EnfOrtunates.
Artificial Legs, Arms & Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR MAN.
UFACTURE.

RTER SEVERAL YEARS EN-.
n PERIENCE in the manufacture OF Arti.
icial Arms, Legs and Clutches. the undersigned
aatters himself that he is now able 70 give en-
tire satisfaction to all those needing any thing
in his line He warrants his articles to be as
seryiceable, durable and light as can be manu-
featured: as evidence he refers to the following
voluntary certificates:
To Charles Behler, Agent, Wheeling:
Us GENERAL HOSPITAL,
WHEELING, ". Va, April 18th, 1868.
1 take pleasure in. stating to you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
featured by Leonhard Legran, and for which you
are agent. For simplicity OF construcuon a.
seen anything to equal them, and 1 there ore
cheerfuily recommend them to any who are I'M
fortunate enough to need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JuHN KIRKER,
A. A Surgeon, Q. S. A, In charge
Wheeling, W. Va, April 27th 1865.
1 have carefully examined the Artificial Legs
of Leonhard Legran and find them simple IN
their construction, of good workmanship, light
and very substantially made. They will be
quite as serviceable as any artificial legs In use
and on account Of their simplicity and strength
less liable to need repairs. I cheerfully recon-
mend them to any who may need artificial limbs
JUHN fhlSSELL,
A. A. Surgeon, .. S. A.
WHEELING, W. Va, April 26th 1865
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by Charles
Behler, Agent, can recommend TOR the follow
ing advantages: simplicity in structure strength
of material and economy in price.
Respectfully, r. W. HAZLEII,
Surgeon Board of Enrolment
1t affords me much pleasure estate that Leon
hard Legran, corner of East Commons Allie
gheny, has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that 1 can use well, after one weeks using
cheerfully recommend to all who are unfortunate
enough to need one to give him call:
LEWIS RAMLEY,
Springdale, Allegheny county Pa
For further particulars call on, or address,
LEONHARD LEGRAN,
No 90 Ohio Street, Allegheny CITY, Pa,
Or, CHARLES BEHLER, Agent,
my4 Monroe Street Wheeling, W. Va.
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N'w XStis Money Market.
nv Teleyraph.l

New YORK. Juue ~.
MONEY Easy at4do p cent
y STERLlNG-Dull aud lower, at 81 O9saI 10.
gold.
GOLp-A merican-Heavy aud lower opening
at 81 80 declining to 81 37i and closing at 81 3st
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Witho1t decided
change.
ST0CKS-Steady, Treasury 1865 at esS. o. S
1910 coupons at 96ac. U, S. $40 coupons at 81 o.
u. ;. 6's 'ei coupons at 81 TO-
4. X. NTOCKS-C. & P. at 6sic, and Fort
Wayne atel$c. -
LATER. EEl- -
NEW YoHk. June 2o.-Gold at Gallsshsrs
'''AsA' ~ 81 "a Oh cai' ~ szgr n %
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J. & G.. ,BAYHA,
READ, CRACKER AND CAKE

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment of the above articles.
CTTheir wagon runs constantly to all plrts
of the city with Bread, Crackers Rusks Cakes
etc. se)2j
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BUSINESS CARDS.

JAMES P. ROGERS,
TTORNEY AT LAW. WILL
"A PRACTICE In the Courts of Ohio county
and adjoining counties.
Collections promptly attended to.
OFFICE -On Fourth street, directly opposite
the Court House. Wheeling, W. Va. janis
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SIMON KEIM,

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
Brandiss, WHISTLES &c, 2lO Market Street,
Wheeling, Va
would invite the special attention of city and
country dealers, and the public generally, to
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. sep20
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

. U &C L y X TO III. DIEWEL,
y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the r. Y O. L. T.. Depot, Wheeling
". Va All kinds OF Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
ry description of Silks aud Wooleu Goods exc.
cuted On short notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first aud best Steam Dying Bsta!
lishment Ill the western States. seD2y
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to Frobe & Grossclos,)
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGsES,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, &C, &c,
No 70 Market Street keeps constantly GU hand
his line of business Particular attention given
to repairing.
EF'Second hand Carriages and Buggics for
sale. sep2u
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
WLacling Wholesale Market.

WEsciing NhOlesaie uarket'
TUESDAY EVENING, June co. 1866. =
oUR-Supply limited and in good demand,
at s. 50G5 IS.
WHEAT-In demand at II 4O6l S.
OATS-Nominal at 4g050.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 15caSO.
BARLEY-Seils dull ut 81 IS
SCGARS-Dull and little doing; Porto Rico 10
Choice Yellow 17c.; Crushed Powdered 2lc;
Coffee Sugar l9ic and Cuba l4ic
MOLASSES-New Orleans u 80.
SYRUPS-At 90oasi 00.
COFFEE-kirm at 33a35c.
OILS-Firm at sl65 for No Lard: 7Odf5 tor
Carbon and SOC for lubricating
SALT-Ohio River 81 IS; Table a 90.
BUTTER--l5c.
P0TATOES-Not much doing: prices range
from 81 30dl 50.
DRIED APPLES-Dun at 566c per To-
EGGS-Not much doing at l2c.
LARD-l9Q20 in fair supply.
HAY-sI4 per ton loose.
BRIoMSLCommon - 75a5 50; Fancy IS asa
600
IOBACCO-Dark los as 75Gs5c; Spun Roll
fO975o; Bright 90 6slal 25 Common Twist SOC,
Navy at 1895.
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P. E. ZINN.

e. CONFECTION.
L ER, Bridge Corner, Wheeling W. Va,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer Of Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished on short
notice and accommodating terms. sep20
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,
DETAIL DEALER EN HATS AND
~ CAPS No. S Washington Hall Wheeling
Va Keeps constantly on hand full and
complete assortment of everything in his line,
which will be sold off at tho lowest market rates
sep20