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WIRz FOUND GUILTY
News From South America.
Another Railroad Accident.

u
GEN. Howard In Soufh CaroIIna---EIIs
Speech before the Mayor and Coun-
cll.--Obleet OF the Freednien's Blu.
reau.-.Order. or Gen. BENNETT. Com.
nRnder of the District or Charleston
Estate Conventions OF Florida and
Georgia. cons.
NEW York, Oct. 24.-Gen. Howard,
commissioner of freedmen's affairs, on
the 18th inst, in an address explanatory
of the object of the freedments bureau
and his present visit to the South, de-
ltvered in the presence of Mayor Mac
beth, the common council and promi-
nent citizens of Charleston, made some
announcements of information. The
General spoke of the hostile feeling to-
ward the bureau in Charleston, which the
Mayor acknowledged and said that he
had no hope for the country until civil
law was completely restored. That, the
General said, was the clamor of the
politicians, but he had generally found
the planters favorable to the continu-
ance of the bureau's superintendent
of affairs. He, himself, as well as the
President, was anxious that civil law
should be again untrammelled by the
military, but the negroes having lost
the protection of their masters, need
some guarantee for the safety of their
interests, and until the State allowed
the freedmen to testify in its courts he
was free to say that the bureau would
continue. The President, he stated,
would be very chary of surrendering
the State to civil law until a stop was
put to the outrages on the blacks. The
General gave encouraging replies to
those planters who are seeking restora-
ton of their property, and said he hoped
soon to see wholesome laws puaran-
teeing the rights of the freedmen passed
by the legislature and the present ditti-
culties between the two races settled.
He announced his purpose of establish
ing COURTS to consist of an army officer
and two citizens, to take cognizance,
for the present, of complaints by or
against the colored people. General
Howard subsequently addressed the
negroes along the coast, and took his
departure for the State Capital to con-
ter with Governor Perry.
General Bennett, commanding the
district of Charleston, has issued an or
der directing the military to surrender
to civil tribunals, where the officers of
the latter are duly qualified, the ndiu-
dtcntions of local matters, excepting
such MS relate to property in possession
of the National Government, and cases
III which negroes are interested.
There have recently been extensive
reservations to citizens Of Charleston, of
property seized by the Government
Nearly all the wharf owners and sew
eral of the largest property holders of
the city, have again unrestricted con-
troll OF their former possessions.
The South Carolina Legislature lately
elected, assembled in extra session to-
day.
The State Conventions of Florida and
Georgin meet to-day. Texas is the only
State lately in rebellion which has not
elected members and called Conven-
ton for the purpose of reconstruction
under the proclamation of the Presi-
dent.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Positive in
formation has been received here TINT
President Junrez was at Elpose, in the
State of chihuahua on the 18th of Sep
tember. AS tho time required for com
municating with chihuahua is twenty
days, the declaration of NIaximiIiaTl
dated the I'd of October; that the cause
which President Jnarez upheld had
been abandoned and that he had depart
ed from his native soil, is not believed
TO be true, nor is it credited in gdipIo-
matte circles that Junrez has sanctioned.
as has been stated, the Imperial Mexi.
can Express Company.
Mr.. Louis SchRde, counsel for Can't
WtrZ, was at the Presidents house to-
night, to intercede on behalf'of his
client. He is hpprehensive. that the
military commission have found him
guilty of all the charges, and therefore
is DESTROYS of saving him from the
death penalty. Although Mr.. Schade's
fears may be we'll grounded several
days will probably elapse before the
result of the trial will be promulgated,
as the members of the court are sworn
to secrecy, the finding can only be
known through an official source.
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NEW York, Oct. 25.-In the ease of
the people VS. Peter r. Strong in which
tho defendant was charged with pro-
curing an abortion on the person OF his
Wiie, ana which has excited SO much
interest, the judge charged the jury
that it was their duty to acquit the pris-
oner, which the jury did.
There was another government sale of
vessels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Some of the vessels brought very low
prices, and there was very little desire
on the part of bidders to buy. II
n special dispatch to the Evening
Post, dated Washington, Oct. Is, says:
The War Department has udecided.
with the approval of General Grant.
not to restore the property of ex-Goy'
Henry a. Wise, of Virginia. Gen. Ter
rvs action in refusing to give up the
is still used us school for the chiidren
Of the freedmen, and John Browns
daughters are the teachers.
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New York, Oct. 25.-The iCommers
cial says about 81, OOO, 900 of the tempoS
rary loan have been withdrawn nom
stringency in the money market. of
which about 81 ,3O0. 900 was represented
by clearing house certificates. n
The Times this morning very sIUni-
fcantly remarks: further relief will be
felt on the authentic announcement
that no moro funding of legal tender
paper Will be authorized AFTER the close
of the current $50, OOO, 600. which, Is exc
pected to be made in a few days.
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SPRINGFIEnT AIass. OF q

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. pa man,
giving his nume as Charles GRAY, from
New York, attempted to pass $500 dol
lars in. counterft $50 dollar greenbacks
at the First National Bank in this city
this afternoon. Upon being informed
that the bills were counterfeit, he seiz-
cd the roll and ran from the Hank, He
was pursued and captured by the polio,
Before he was arrested he threw away
the $500 dollars, together with a roll
containing $500 dollars. Tie bills are
splendidlY executed. itlI.it1 a.
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ia, mi. NEW YoRK, Oct. 25.
Government Stocks steady; 1O-4Os,
coupons, ,929<; Gs, 'sl, coupons, 1888;
5-2ls, coupons, ex-Nov. coupons, 1035S;
Stocks steady! New York Central
9611zz; Eric 81, do. preferred S31<; Read
ing 1149<; Ohio & Mississippi certified
277S;. Erie, 9Th, 90; Cumberland 40;
Quicksilver 1871; Pacific Mail $50; TOle-
do 1929; Prairie du CHEN 81; Tennessee
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Flour steady at o 90 for No. spring,
i2 50 for double extra. Wheat aaist
and no sales. Corn nominal. Barley
held at / Hal 10 for Canada, without
sales. Rye in demand at 90. Peas
dpIli small sGles Canada at I 121z. I, Ca
nal FreiHhfs steady. = - = ~
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Chlenrn MnrIrol

-.F.Tz ass ~ CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
Flour dull. Wheat quiet Mt 500
40 for No. and 1901 l6 for No. 2.
Corn active at 45a46 for No. and Al 1za
4211f for No..2. Oats quiet ut 251za2G for
IS so; prime mess % 90. HighwincA
active at 2 %. Freights active and nd-
.Vanced 1Sa1c.
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IHI,IASAPo1.Is, toet. 25.-The reDorf5
telegraphed to the papers to the effect
that Gov. Aforten was stricken with
paralyses Is untrue Hai has been seri-
ouSly afflicted the week past With neu-
ralgtn in the chest, and threatened with
paralysis. Tho danger however, 4, past
and he Is now recovering.
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NEW York, Oct. 25.-The l73d vol
unteer regiment, Col. Peck, arrived here
this morning, on board the steamship
Nevada, from Savannah. The number
of men Is $50. The147th regiment, Me-
tropolitan police brigade, arrived in
Brooklyn Mt IL o'clock this morning.
the city, by a brigade OF the MetropoIi2
tan police under the command of Capts.
Powers and Smith, and after marching
through the principal streets partook OF
a sumptuous dinner at the Arsenal,
where they were Welcomed by police
commissioner Bergen.
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WAsHINoToS, Oct. 25.1TheWirz mil
itary commission have adjourned they
having made up their finding and 5yas-
dict and forwarded the same to the
President for his action,
Mr.. Oston, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, resigned his position TODAY.
and there is little If any doubt that he
VIII be superseded by Els. Rollins, now
the deputy commissioner.
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NRw. YORK, Oct. 25.r9old has ruled
steady during the day, prices showing
no change OF moment since YESTERDAY;
to 145H, ~; sEfi0i 4 S1tEI
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N II YorI. lione,y. ilfa.rEetl

Money active and quite firm Mt per
cent, for gall loans. Sterling Exchange
dull. and heavy at los <9lO9EJ Gold a
shade lower, opening NJ 1867 and clos
ing ut 145X. ~
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. /.
DIR. Lee Is graduate of one of the leading
medical colleges Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged In the practice OF med
tCine and surgery for more than fourteen
Wheeling and he feels confident that from the
knowledge which he has acquired of his pro-
fession during so long and varied practice,
that he will be able to satisfy all who may n!
Vor him with their patronage. Dr. Lee, in i'd
ditton to his regular practice, will devote a
part of each day to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases. DR.. Lee is now prepared with all
medical application Of electricity MS an 0uxiI-
larry IN the treatment of many diseases, both
acute and chronic, to which he would invite
Lee has given much timennd attention to the
study and practice OF Operative Opthalmic
Surgery, and he is now prepared to perform
all the various operat lions on the Eye, MS we'll
as to treat all the different diseases of the
same, in strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methodsof the pres
emit time. I5 rEfEf p ~ is-47T7 = :
DR.. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumatism. Neu-
ralgta and diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility Fever and AgIle,
and all of the various and painful diseases
Whlchwomen are subject to.
Any person wishing to consult the Doctor
privately or for any private disease, can do so
either personally or by letter, con fideutinlly
relying upon his honor to preserve their secret
DR.. Lee cnres NIL the different forms OF Club
Foot by an operation which Is attended with
no danger, and with but little pain.
cured. Treatment-new, safe and reliable
DIR. Lee VIII give two hours every Wetines-
day and saturday afternoons to the treatment
of those who are unable to pay.
REFEREECE.-ProE John NJ, Scudier. Gin
dnnau, Ohloi Prof. n. Freeman, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Prof Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dr.; Robt. 8. Newton, y; Y. City.
who have been cured by me, and my DipIO-
mas can be seen In my Office oCtlS
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
TREASURY DEPARTAfRNT.
Washington, October 18TH. lsfy5

WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY FsvI-
Nv dence presented to the. unde ntgnsd. 1t
has been made to appear that SSTfIe Ma
ttOnAl Savings Hank or WheeIlne.. -
IN the CITY OF wheeling, in the County Of Ohio
ana state OF West Virginia, has been duly
Organised under and according 70 the require
InenIs o. the act OF Congress, entitled an act
10 pfoVidea National CnIrencY secured by q
pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide
Tor the circulation and redemption thereof
approved June Sd, 1854, and has Compiled with
an the PROVISIONS OF said act, required to be
neSs OF Banking, under said act. =
SSSoW, thaetetore, 4 Freeman Clark, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby CERTIFY that
= THE NATIONALSAVING BANK. !" Of
wheeling. In the City Of Wheeling In the
County of Ohio and State of West ViFpfnin.
g anthortzed to commence the business of
Banking under the act Aforesaid Ii f} u
1n,teshmony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF once, this 18th day OF October, 1866.
FREEMARJfCILARK,
ocZl-b0d ~ NO. l69Al Comptroller.
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank win begin business on Wednes-
day, November1 l, 1866. q.
s.. p. HILDRETH Cashier
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Toilet Soaps.
Toilet Soaps.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF AIER-
IVY CHANTS, Families and Others TO the fol-
lowing catalogue ola part Of our large assort-
ment OF TOl at Soaps. We say confidently
that for quantity, quality and variety, ourstock
Is not surpassed In this city. We mention
ls, ,C0lgntes Almond Bath Soap
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These Soaps are finely perfumed, and in
every style. We can supply every want Of
merchants, families or fndiyiduAls in this
II. h LOGAN Co, and
LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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Moving Machines in England

A = THE TRIAD BEFORE THE ROYAL
IA Agricultural Society OF England, held in
July last, the aWOOD hIOWEEt,T American.
took the first prize; ''WOoD'S REAPER" tho
fl1St prize, aud the MOWER AND REAPER
COMBINED the second prize. There were
Forty entries of mowers and reaperS. The
prize trials OF implements before the Royal
Society takes place only once in four years.
Mower" fully establishes its superiority over
all other machines. The undersigned are the
SOLE Agents for West Virginia, Western
PENNSYLVANIA and Eastern Ohio and are pre-
pared to make arTangelnentsw with sub-ngentS
octl2 PRYOR, HANDLAN SEQ.
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NEW iYoRR, Oct 25.-At a meeting of
the James River and Kanawha Canal
Company in Richmond, vote was
passed to carry outan affahgement for
the sale, to- a French house,. of the
property condit ional Hpon its enlarge
ment and completion TO the Ohio river,
the charter of the company in order
that the agreement may be consumma-
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CoAP, SOAP, soAP.4I HAVE JJJsT M
~ eelVed from New York, q large Instrument
OF french, English and American, Fancy and
1ollet soaps which 1 am selling cheaper than
Sall and examine the stock. +, BOOKING.
No. Odd Fellows Hail Drug Store, 90
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Boston, Oct. 25.-The Boston encamp-
ment of Knight Templers paraded to-
coft the delegation of the Marion Com
mandery of Rochester, n. V, who made
a brief stay in the city as guests of the
Boston Knights. The latter turned out
in full ranks, and with their Rochester
brethren made an imposing display
The Rochester commandery leave for
home tomorrow afternoon.
Thanksgi wing has been appointed in
Main for November 10th, and In New
Hampshire for November Both.
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NEW, York, October ga cores
pondent Of the Post says that a collision
the Erie railroad land Southern New
Jersey Tailroad, half a mile. west OF
Berger tunnel, between two heavy
freight trains, one on each. road. Both
engines were smashed and the cars dam-
aged considerably but it Is said nobody
was hurt Fifteen TO twenty thousand
dollars viii probably cover the entire
loss of both roads. H. st55 - 80 Tf5l
Two passenger trains approached the
crossing last evening, the eastern train,
was running Mt good speed with
oil brakes on, at the same itne the nor
thern N:tJ. train was passing over,
There is also the same great danger of
ton, the least delay on the part of either
train rendering collition certain l9;
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-The colored peo-
pie of Indiana, met in Convention at
fndiGnap olis yesterday. One hundred
and nifty delegates We're present, repre-
senting nearly all the counties in the
State.
"A Mass Convention of the Western
Farmers and Grain Dealers, is called TO
assemble at Morris, Illinois, on the I'D
pIoximo, to break down the excessive
rates now charged ON grain shipments
to the east. ~ lef
Gov. Morton was better yesterday.
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NEW YoRK, October 25.-rhe Nrexi-
can consul publishes a reply to the
statement of the president of the Mexi-
can Express Company. The latter
remarked that after obtaining from.
MaXimilian grant for this MONOPOLY,
he visited President Juarez and re-
ceived his approval OF the establishment
of the company. Mr.. Navam while
acknowledging that Juarez Is DESTROYS
of the Introduction of American capital
into Mexico, says it is not true that he
has ever given his sanction to any en-
terprise, the contract or. authorization
for which was derived from the Coyernz
ment of the invader, and Mr.. II. trusts
that there are few citizens of this great
and free country, who from motives of
gain will give their moral and financial
support to an attempt to overthrow a
sister republic. li.iii5
a numberSof eminent Italians, resi-.
dents Of this city, on Saturday waited
upon the President and presented a pe-
ition from the Italian Executive Com
mittee, at Milton, for the abolition of
capital punishment on behalf of mercy
to jeff. Davis. The President received
the petition with only the inquiry or
an accent of surprise, "they plead for
Jefferson Davis" .alts7ifi
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Payable on Delirery.
THE Hannah MOrp Aea1FnV

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Principals: Misses C. G'L GRItn3HHw.
THIS LONG ESTABEESHE:n ISsyFTTTr-
/. i ton, for the educ4tIon OF young Iafiiea' Il
again open. The Building Il wen VenfiIafeIi
cold and shower baths The location Is
healthy. Expefiehced and corifJe Tent teacil-
en- OF French, Drawing, Music aud Dancing,
For Particulars see circulats. sepssln,eOd
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IF YouNHANTA VERY FINE ATtTICLE
no. L Odd Fellows Hall -. = T, oeii
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JACOBSON, Miss, Oct. 2s.-J. s. Alcom.
who was opposed to the war, but who
was Brig. General in the State service
and commanded the 60 day men nj
Union city in 1868, is elected u. S. SEN
ator for the long term, commencing
March 4, 1864. His majority is p. lie
is opposed to negro testimony. Bill TO
abolish special court of equity tabled
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Acquittetl---saIe of Government YES.
seIs-'-IIenry A. Wise,s Property not
to be Restored to him. = I3.ftJ
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ToUVINsKIDs, BLACK AND C0IoRED
q another lot received ut
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II booking, AT NO. ODD FTsLLoW9s
Ceretls nj rs cents a bottle. 'iTI; teii
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iTNHE FINEST AssoRTAIRNT OF PeR-
iumery you can md ut E. BOOKINGS.
No. Odd Fellows Hall. y ociI
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The State Conventions of Florida and
Georgia meet to-day. Texas is the only
State lately in rebellion which has not
elected members and calleda Conven-
ton for the purpose of reconstruction
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TNHE CHEAPEST AND BEST A ssOIsT.
Il 1nent OF Hair, Tooth, Nall md IShnVIupy
FINISHES, can be had At e BOOKINGS, Nh i
Odd Fellows Hall. ~ y oil
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diRYRUPS' AMI TTOTNSCES-

nd iSYRUPS AND BLOL.ASRER. ~
90 BBLa. HAVEhIYERS NEW YORK,
OV . DDS FhlladelplliR refinery.
p % bbls Bee Hive. no 2 10 ~. s...f
fflu = blls Porto Rico NfoIaSsCS
66ls New Orleans MolRsEes. ReceIv-
sepD s,.i 80 LIST, MORRISON. a CO.
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re YOU NEED A TRUSS OR sHOULnER
Y Brace, 90 70 E. BOOKINGS, No, i Odd
EeltoWIH 11Alt. Orll
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TURRIsH BATHING TOWELS. JUST
i !. received at Z. BOOKINGS odd Fellow
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Out OF TrOops---TEon. Free
man Clark and Gov. PeIrpOint..VVirz
Found Guilty and to be Hung ON
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EfG GASES DRAKE's PLANTATION
4 " bltters 10 CnseS HoStetter'R StOnlnCh
dAtters. 90 Cases HubbelS Golden BItteTS'-
A1CnSes CHARLES london Cordial Gin, NJ 4
2. ~. !; VI -MclABE, KRAFT zoos
MARI and REED, KRAFT COOS %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

Gen. Howard In soutI, CarolIna--TIis
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