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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-09
The News.

A colored man named David Golden.
wss shot and killed on the Waksrusa.
on las. Sunday afternoon. BY white
man named Oliver Hodge. in dispute
growing out Of . game Of cards.
A treaty Of peace has been made With
the Kiowas. Comanches, Apachees. and
Arapahoes. Indians Of the plains. by
Gen. Sanborn and Col. Leaveuwos,h.
1t may be Of some account. bat vc
doubt.
The work on the Pacific Railroad is
still progressing. The depot opposite
Topeka has been located. The railroad
bridge across the Big Stranger Is still
down. and the cars do not ,un, We be.
lieve.
The bridge across Soldier creek in
Leavenworth county. fell on Sunday
evening. while drove of cattle we're
on it. 1t 10 to be rebuilt.
A rebel soldier named Barker recent
ly killed w. s. Hall. of the Circuit Court,
Knoxville. Tenn. in a difficulty. The
popuIaee went 10 the Jail and took Bar
ker out and hang him.
The fight in Mexico is still going on.
with varied success. The Liberals arc
said to be gathering their forces for 40
effective campaign. and seem hopeful.
Cotton still continues To come into
market from the South in much larger
quantities than was expected some
months since. There appears 10 be en-
osgh TO supply present demands, and
the prices Of the raw material are tend
ing downwsrds. Cotton fabrics mus,
necessarily follow the same course.
The railroads Of the South are being
put in running order.
There are seven millions of dollars
worth Of government stores At Chatta.
noogs.
Yellow fever has made it, appearance
At Beaufort, S. c.
A host Of pardon. seekers have be.
sieged the President lately. A more
abjeet Get Of bypoerites than most Of
thess never breashed. They lie to get
pardousd. and then turn round and spi,
out their treason. vide Herschsl v. John.
son. whom Gen. Gsary came near spa..
ting 10 the mouth for his insolent ex.
pressions.
/, is reported that Mrs. Gov. Spragus,
The daughter Of Chief Justice Chase.
received in trust for her infant daughter.
The snug sum of $500. 900 from its
grandmother. That is . pretty big
'sory.
A plot to liberats the prisoners at
Joliet. ILL.,. Vas recently discovered BY
he guards Of the prison. just 10 time
% prevent the execution Of the scheme.
One prisoner VAS shot and the others
One Smith. . guard and out
'ider plotted the crime.
The State Journal ssys tba. stratum
u red chalk has been discovered near
Lawrence.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-09

Iii always matter Of regret to have
The civil and military ssthori'ies come
in conflict. Copsurrsot Jurisdiction oil
The Two 10 alsoss incompatible with
harmony. and generally resal,s In the
defeat Of the ends Of justice.
Recently Gen. Pope and Judge Brew
ct entered into . correspopdsnes on .
case growing ont Of such conflict. in
which the Judge evidently had the best
Of the argument. although there vac
considerable waste of words and windy
defamation on the part Of both.
A few days since another case occur
red, in which 80 ponies we're 1t issue,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-09
BLANK BOOKS
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
TEE GREAT INVENTION or rRE AGK ~
q oop K1 r = S.

J. W. BRADLEy;S New Pateos Duplex
Elliptic Tor doubled spring skirt.
This Invention consists Of Duplex Tor two)
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, inge"iously
Braided Tightly and Firmly together, edge ta
edge, making the Toughest, mos, Fle xible, Elias
tic and Durable Spring ever used. They seldom
Bend or Break. like the single springs, and con.
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice IS long 40 any Single
Spring Skirt that ever has been Ur can bo made.
The wonderful aexibitity and great comfort
Elipt'csl Skirt will b. experienced particularly
in crowded assemblies, operas, carriages, Rail
road cars, church pews- arm chairs. icr promen.
ade and house dress, - the Skirt can be folded
when in use 70 occupy . small place as easily
aud conveniently as silk or muslin dress
A Lady having enjoyed the pie asu1 and great
convenience Of wearing this Skirt for single
day will never Afterwards willingly dispense with
its use. For children, mi-ses aud young ladies'
th, y are superior TO all Others.
The Hoops are covered with 2ply double twist.
ed thread. AID will wear twice ~ long ~ the sin.
gle yarn covering which 10 used on oil single
steel hoop skirts. The 3 bottom rods on every
Skirt are also double steel, and twice OF double
covered 10 prevent the covereing from wearing
oil the rods when dragging down stnirp, stone
steps &c. &C., which they are constantly subject
10 when in use.
All arc made Of the new and elegan, Corded
Tapes. aud are tho best quality in every part Civ.
ing 10 the Wearer the most graceful and perfect
Shape possible, and are unqucstonsbly the light
est, most desirable, comfortable and economical
Skirt ever made.
WEsrs' BRADLEY / CAlY, Proprietors Of the
Invention, and Sole Manufactures. ~ Chamber,
and 70 4 81 Reade Streets. New.York.
For Sale in oil first class Stores in this City,
and throughout the United States and Canada,
Havana de- Caba, Mexico, South America, and
the West Indies.
Inquire for the Duplsz Elliptic Tor doubls)
Spring Skirt. 262-3m
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Special Announcement.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
sol Broadway, N. Y.

In addition to our main business Of PhOTO
GRAPHIC MArEaiALs, No arc Headquarters ior
the following, Wig:
& Stereoscopic Views,
or which we have an immense assortment in
cluding War Scene.. American and Foreign Cities
and Landscapes, Groups, Statusry. etc ,e'c. AL
70, Revolving Stereoscopcs, Tor public or private
exhibition. Our Catalogue will be sent to any
address on receipt Of Stamp.
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a CARD To TIaB SUET8RlNGs
no You wIsu TO NJ oulsDi II e. s.As-
1/low two or three hogsheads Of .Baehu, Isa,
ic Bi,ters,, 'Sarsapsrills,' Nervous An6dseeA
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ANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS
restored 70 health and vigos !" lsss ihau y d,y.
They are purely vegetable. pleasant 70 ~.
prompt and sAlutsFy in thr ir effects On the bsea
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ExoLIsu SPEc,SIc PIlIs euro in lso sAsn y
days, the woist cases Of Nx1vousSHsA l"pS
tepcy. Premature Decay, Seminal Wakssss is
sanity. and all Urinary, sexual and NcsvSI
Affections. n" msi.er from what cause 49, -
Price One Dollar Ier bog Seat psss6 I"
mail, on r ccipt Os an Osdse. AddysA
JAMES 8. BOfl8h
No ~ Broadway New York. 0ssssA 49,
PS.--A bog sent 70 any aadrse % Fss,G
price ich u One Dollay-poee frea -
descriptive Cireslag seat - elPBes6se:
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-09

There have been IS disastrous rail-
road accidents since January last. re-
sul,iog in the loss Of over one hundred
lives and over one thousand wounded.
Oil and coal are said to exist in Kan
sas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-09
Photographic Albums.


We were the first 10 Introduce these into the U.
s., and we manufacture immense quantities. in
great VARIETY. rsI ging in price from 50 cents TO
$50 each. Our ALBUMS have the reputation oi
being sopenos in beauty and durability to any
Others. They will be sent by mail FREE on re-
ceipt Of price. GTFINE ALBuns MADE 70 ORpER.
GARD YHoY o GRAPHS.
Our Catalogue now embraces considerably "
er FIVE TnOusAKD different subjects TO wi i.h
additions arc continually being made) OF P,st-
'aits Of Eminent Americans etc, viz:
100 Major Generals. | $50 Statesmen
goo Brig. Generals. $50 Divines.
CTS Colonels. les Authors,
100 Lieut.. Colonels, 80 Artists.
ESQ Other Officers. l25 Stage,
50 Prom'n Women. Is Navy Officers
5000 Copies Of WoRks OF ART,
Including representations of the most celebrated
Engrsv wings, Paintings, Statues. &c. Catalogues
sent on reccips Of Stamp An order tor One Dos
en- PICTURES from our Catalogue will be filed
on receipt Of $l,80. and sent BY mail FaEE.
Phoioe rsphen and Others ordering goods g. O.
D., will please remit Is per cent Of the amount
OF their orders. prhe :rices aud Qualify OF
our goods cannot isil 10 satisfy,
253 GIN
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lTCHl ITCH! ITCH
Scratch! Scratch! Scratch!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

Will cure the Itch in l8 hoars.
~ IN Il cures the Prairie Itch,
- ITCH On Wabash Scratches, Salt
- a. uRheam, Ulcers, Chiielains,
II MD Hand a.. Eruptioosof the Skin
VoNa Ae1!v Price 50 Cen.-. VII.
ZtrMI Beware OF 's.ions and I" ~
49, e, which will not remove the
disease. By sending go cents to CoLLIHs Bao1.
Agents for the Souih.West,J 8. w. Cor. ID T.
Vine Sts :, St. Louis No., il Gill be forwarded BY
mai: free Ct Pos..se' 70 asy P:.s o. ies eo:s%y
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-09
RIVER PRICES.

The no.'Oof Live and Let Live will COVER.
n in cur dealings.
CaIl and see Us before purchasing
elsewhere, ut on. new stand on the.
south side Of the Public square, one
door west Of g. B. Carson 4 Bros store.
227u COY BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-14
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

Many of the Southern members who went
to Washington on the assembling of Con-
gress, with the hope Of gaining admission,
have returned to their homes. The mem
bers from South Carolina did not 90 on in
consequence of the following dispatch from
President JOHNSTON to Governor PERRY !:
WASHINGTON, November q, 1865.
7o'B. F. Perry, Provisional Gouernor
I do not think it necessary for the mem
bers-elect, for South Carolina, to be present
OF the organization Of Congress, On the
contrary, it will be better policy to present
their certificates of election, after the two
houses are organized, which will then be a
simple question, under the Constitution, Of
the members taking their seats. Each
house must Judge, for itself, the election re.
turns and qualification of its own members.
Asto what the two houses will do, in fsfer.
enoe to the oath, now required to be, taken, !,
before the members can take their seats,
is unknown to me; and I do not like to pre-.
dict. But, upon the whole, ams Of opin-
ion that it would be better for the question
toceme up and be disposed Of after the two
houses have been organized. Il hope that
your Legislature will adopt code in refer:
ence to free persons Of color that will beac.
ceptable to the country, at the same time
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-14
MERE-MENSIoN.


Mr.. J. E. BR1TToN, has disposed of his
interest in the Winnsboro' Neaos to Messrs.
81. A. GA1LLARD and. J. A. DEspoRTEs.
Mr.. BRIgToN will, on the first of January
next, commence the publication of Daily
aud Tri.weekly paper at Charlotte, N. c.,
under the style and title Of the .NofM
Carolina Guardian" See prospectus on
the outside of to-day's paper r'''''...""C.
RICHARDSON MILES, Esq, has resumed
the practice of law in Charleston. .......'.
The North Carolina Legislature has elected
W. A. GRAHAM to the United States Sen
ate for the long term, he having received
one hundred and thirty.four votes, out Of
one hundred and ifty-four cast. JOHN
Pool has been elected for the short term.
The vote stood for Poor, 90; AsHE, 60.
..::.....Davidson College, North Carolina,
was re.opened on the 2Sth ultimo, with the
the formation of three of the regular col.
lege olasses..........The Secretary of the
Treasury announces decrease in the Ma.
tionsl debt of 81, 7,4ls,172 for the month Of
November. .........The trains on the South
Carolina Rail Road are now running to
Hampton's Turn Out--six miles from Co.
lumbia. General SAMUEL COOPER,
Adjutant General Of the late Confederate
States, is residing in Mecklenburg county,
Virginia, who're he has been ever since the
surrender Of Gen. LEE i.
- There are S07; 900 Indians in the United
States. .'.''...'The Legislatures of Georgia,
California and Oregon have recently rati-
fed the anti.slavery amendment to the Ma.
tional Constitution. ......".The House of
Representatives of the Georgia Legislature
has adopted resolution instructing the Ju-
dietary Committee to report a bill allowing
negroes to testify IN cases In which they
may be interested. .........The Banner an
nounces that the small pox is prevailing in
Abbeville. lle..........."E Efforts are now being
made TO- purchase home for General LEE
at Lexington, where the college of which
he is President is located. wild
pigeons are unusually numerous in Ken
tucky and Tennessee. They darken the
air, flying in such thick clouds. .........It is
singular that party who claims tobe pre-
eminently the Union party, should be the
only organization that denies the existence
of the Union. on.....'.......The widow of the.
gallant General PENpER, who fell at Get
tysburg, iskeepiug select school for young
ladies at Salem, Forsyth county, North Car.
olina. .'.....'The wealth Of Georgia is now
said to be- s4ls, ,o0o, 600. The Mis-.
souri, House of Representatives tabled the
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ghe AotkrilIe Guqaiter.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEcEMHER "A, 1885
orIR TnRMs...IN ApyANon.
YoRkvILLE. S. G.

g- OUR TRRMs.-IN ADVANCE. -.
THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per year
TWO DOLLARS for six months; ONE DOLLAR for
three months-payable in "greenbackso When paymen,
is made in specie, TWO DOLLARS ANDFTFTY CENTS
per year; ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS
for si1 months; sEyENTY-FIvE, CENTS for three
months Single copies, TEN CENTS. -
ng- Corn, Flour, Wheat, Bacon, Lard, FIewood &c.,
win be recelved for Subscription, Advertising Work
at market prices. - z1p&fs3 EFs
The paper win be discontinued on the expiration Of
the time for which payment has been made Subscriber
who find x cross maron the wrapper or margin Of thei
paper VIM understand that the time paid for has expired
DS- Mr.. JOHN R. ALLEN, Post Master, at Chester G
a., is our authorized agent for Chester District. sS
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ton, from enacting, in future, any law or or.
dinance that shall not effect alike eli per.
sons, of whatever race or color The second
section takes similar action arespecsing the
several territories of the United States Any
officer violating such provision is liable to q
fine Of FIVE hundred dollars and imprison-
ment for not less than six months, no more
than twelve. 81
In the House, Mr.. Sehenok, Of Ohio, Of
fsrsd aioirt resolution, proposing On amend
msnt to the Constitution of The United
States, TO apportion representatives accord.
ing 10 the number of votes ias the several
States. Referred to COMMITTEES on Judici-
ary. SOY ~ 80 $50 n =;
issW WAsHIHaToN, Dec. .s6.s-In the Senate,
today, Mr. Dixon offered series oflresolus
tions passed by the gonnscticut Legislature,
in favor of equality before the Ian. stss6s
.si The committees Tor the session were
announcedsS The Ghairman Of the prin.
|.oipal are as follows Foreign Afairs,
Mr. sumner; Finance, Mr.. Fessendsu;
T Commerce, Mr. Chandler; Military Affairs,
Nh. Wilson; Naval Adairs. Mr. stnmsa;
judiciary Mr. Trumbull ] Ierrltorles, Mt.
Wade Pacific hal!rosds M howard;
MannfaoturesrMr. sSprague; Agriculture,
Mr., Sherman. g95s 20
Mr. Sumner introduced o resolution in
struoting thessecretary of the treasury g
inform the Senate whether any persons are Y
employed In the Treasury Department. who
have mott taken the oath required by aaS.-
Also, whether there arelapy persons am
fPioyed therein Offices not authoHzedspy
Flaw. u 4 ~ = sIes%aefs
Mr. johnson objected, and the resolution
went over under the7rnles. *. ~,
3 In the house, ul scope pellnaoauusu s. ass.,a :
e,o,n' eooh s.a,s' - consider and ;enortI !
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-14
THE LEGISLATURE

we make up our report OF tue pEoceeu'
ings Of the Legislature this week from "a.
rious souroes-the journals Of the Senate
and House, kindly sent us by Messrs. VII,
L1AMs and RAwLINsoN, and from the
correspondence of the Charleston Courier
and the Ne0s. Our last report ended with
q reference: to the proceedings Of Friday
On Saturday,e2nd instant, the District
Court Bill was under consideration in both
Houses. The Charleston Mesos says: ,.'''
sin the House, the fifth section was ia.
ken up and amended, SO as to give the ap-
pointment of Magistrates to the District
Judge, subject, however, to the approval Of
majority of the delegation. On this point
there is a radical difference between the
House and; Senate, the Senate having deter.
mined that the Magistrates shall be elected
as they have beer up to the present time:
| In case both bodies should remain stubborn
when the bills change hands, Committee
of Conference will have to adopt some
course by which the trerss Z e,en,is will be-
come 're,oonoiled. . ~, ssss
10 each House the portion of the sixth
section which declared that no man should
be incompetent as q witness on account Of
interest, conviction Of an Infamous crime,
or want of religious belief, was stricken out.
In the House the consideration Of the bill
stopped at this section, and the bin was
made the special order for Monday. 80
A bill to amend the Insolvent Laws Of
the State so as to provide full relief 70 the
insolvent, was read for the first time. -, ]
Several committees reported on various
subjects Among others the Committee On
Education reported resolutions to change
the South Carclina College into an Univer'
sity; to instruct the Trustees to report to
the Legislature at its next session, plan
to accomplish this purpose; and in the
meanwhile that the faculty shall pursue
system of instruction as nearly resembling
that of an University as is possible. THIS
resolution was considered and agreed esee. 70, 20
Mr.. Russell introduced 2 81 bull III. 70 give the 2
election Of Masters, Commissioners, and
Registers 10 Equity, to the people: -,
The report Of the Committee on Colonel
Wagener's bill to promote foreign immigra-
ton, was taken up ont Of It's order, and
made the;speeial order for Monday. The
report was unfayorable but i is be hoped
that the House will lay the report on 8 the
table, and take Up the bill Inc matter matter y
one. OF vital M Importance 70 tbe State, and
the policy which reffalns from spending 2
few dollars TO aid IN bringing immigration to
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of osF;ce by Major General Wilson, U y. a,
be was worth half a million. And snother
Is Is now one of your chief Wall.strest bulls,
Who mnde all his money bere in the same
vay, These cases might be summed up
and enumerated indefinitely. They first
caused the people to lose confidence in the
currency, which was the entering wedge
chat split up the whole concern"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-14

a@ We are authorized to state that Rev.
J. MONROE ANDERSON, proposes, with the
aid of competent assistants, to open Fe-
male School the Sd Monday of January
next. CommOdious rooms have been en-
gagged for the use of the School until the
College building can be had. Advertise
ment next week. .- .-.-...s ......
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NO MATE.

The trains failed to make connection at
Chester on Tuesday evening, and We are con-
sequently without our exchanges Of dates as
late as usual.
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TOWN TAXES.

: We are instructed to say, that the Treasu-
rer ofthe Town Council Of Yorkville will
attend, for the last time, on Monday next,
at his Office, for the receiving the Town tax
es, required by Ordinance heretofore pub
lished. 2"
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Subscribers who find a (X) cross mark on
the wrapper or margin Of their paper, will
understand that the time paid for has ex-
pired.
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10 COPIES,... IL 50.,........... 25 90
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CASH

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
HOTEL.
Vedder House.

Veuder House,
Baruesville, Belmont county, ohio,
A NJ vEDDER, Proprietor.
THIS HOTEL, WHICH Is LQ-
Gated near the Central Ohio Railroad depot,
has been thoroughly repaired and reftted, and
is new open for the accommodation of the trav-
cling public. The table is supplied with the
best the market affords, and the beds are all new
- -'ean. ju3-3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
N aitimOre Market.

FL0UR-Market quiet and without any quot
able change IN prices. Sales were confined TO
retail lots. We quote viz: Extra s7d1 IS do
Family 81 seas Ohio Super and cut Extra SG 81
0S6 IS.
RYE FLOUR-First quality at - -
CORN MEAL-S5d5 10 per bbl
GRAIN-Wheat-Ts6 bushels white and $3.50
I'm shells red received; market active with sales
~ 1000 bushs white ranging from 81 81 To 81 IS for
inferior now and 81 95G2 IS Tor good to prime
do 256 brishs choice old white at - - 1910
bushs red at II sJ12 for prime old, and at II 81
to 81 per bushel for inferior 10 prime new crop.
Corn--91O0 bushels white AMI l2lO bushs yellow
offered so bushs white sold AT 90 cts al, bulk at
% cts0Sl; 1870 bushs yellow at 95d91 cents per
6ushel, principally at the inside figure Oats
ssO bushels offered demand light and prices
fell back, small sales only reported al 45d5scents
MEASURE as to quality, and IS cts weight Rye
We notice small sale of new ut 60 cents per
bushel.
PROVISIONS-We nOti,e continued excite
ment in the market for all descriptions though
thc high prices demanded hSSe checked sales
auotations are as fellows For Bacon Shoulders
Ia ie cent: Sides lSf019 cents; Hams 2s0sl
c,mts. The latter asked for Thomas but we
have beard of no sales over 3octs. Lard 2ii
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
Grocery and Provision Market.

(Retail)
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July ~, 1863.
-FOUR sc per H. at Se09@9 80 per h"l. Tor
Lest brands
CABRAGE-50l9 per head
BUTTER-2O 025c.
EGGS-lS02ec.
ONIONS-s3 90 per bus or &c per peck
COFFEE-31! q 40 per 10. -
SUiAR-Brown l502O, Crushed p, Coffee N
Sl2j; pulverZed25. ,-,-.,o,
TEAS-Green 81 1872 Is, Blacks 5Oa2 o.
CUEESE-Western Reserve CSC per ~ East
ern and English Dairy 25c; Pine Apple 81 ioc'
soaps 02O per 10.
CANDLES-Tallow2 g Star A. Sperm 10
RICE-l5620 per 10.
POTATOES-45059 per peck.
APPLES-35d 80 per peek.
HOMINY-i0 per quart
MOLASSES-Sorghum 15c; Cuba - - bai'
Z, more svrup 81 81; Orleans 81 81 per gal
VINEGAR-40050 per gal.
GORN MEALS per peck.
CRANRERRIES-s2 Copper gallon ,
PROVISIONS-Sugar Cured Hams 80 p0r To-;
Shoulders and sides DOC; Dried Beef Zoe; Deei
Tongues 1006ac. :,
S0AP-Cmc.uuati German I2}c: Wheeling do
&C. Family soap ll5c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
CHARLES SIEBKE,

SUClG SSOR 10 u. DEEMEE.,
y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the b. & O. K. X. Depot, Wheeling,
W. Va All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
ry description of Silks and WOODEN Goods, exc
cutcd on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lisbmant in the Western States. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
New Work Money Market.

lBy Telegraph
New YORK July ~.
MpNEY-.Firm and active with fair business,
ut per cent for call 'oans
StERLING-Dun and heavy; lte4 a 10y Tor
gold and first class bills.
GOLD-Ucavv; unsettled and lower; opening
~ 81 AZ; advancing to 81 1884, declining t. IL l2s,
and closing at 81 42s E,
GOVERNMENT STOCkS-Without decided
change.
ST1C KS-Heavy Fl. Wayne 9j:, Cleveland 4
Pittsburg est; c. 5. Treasury 73cs 99!; 80 eou'
pous 81 Us; 6s 81 coupon 81 OH.