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Specie is more plenty in Texas than ever ;EsSSs
ana yet goods are very hirh Confederate czf-srs;
is not used 10 any extent IN Texas.
A large majority Of the people are in fS1s- IT
reconstruction of the Union, and would maW Il iak,
direction, were they not prevented by the E-5Sszg
authorities from etiecting any orgaaizatssa- TEc
people are generally tired dispirited and yQ-u ~
with the war, and would be willing to SETTLE ezz4l
most any terms they had in their power.
1t is generally understood that Kirby Sms1yizSs-.
ing big thing in the cotton business, and ke q "a
garded as inefficient in military affairs.
There was an order at Shreveport fro 7 Esf.-
mond for 30, 600 troops to cross the XisGsGrJl
but as the troops refused to cross last SgEUz,z.
was generally thought that force would nsi b IL
piled TO compel hem to cross. A system q Uss-
unteering and new organization had, howevec ass-
adopted, under which many were volunteeriEas-
cross, though i was impossible to estiH g., &c
number. Our informant saw this order a, tie e.
jutant Generals Office a; Shreveport.
Mr.. S. N. owns plantation in AlabtEL q.
also rancho in Texas, and he was eust4st.ss
travel under the suppositon that he E<t SOsa
from place 10 place on business.
Gov. Watts, Of Alabama, had passes iraz a'cs-
Taylor TO cross the Mississippi into TeIst. a.
from the chief Of secret service Of the TrGsS Az-
sissippi Department, and from Swamp H9r-fars,Sc
reel oss on his return to Alabama.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

partment, and at every post ard arsersl in the
United States, ard a; lie Military Atsdtmy at
West Point On tie day Of tie recent Of this or
der, in conuemoIstiCn a II sUlluter Of Cen
R. L. Lee ard the Amy Of Hcr,leIn Virginia 20
Lieut.. en-. Grant aId tie amy ulcer his COM
mand
Report of tie RECEIPT sid execution of this order
to be nNde TO tie Adjutsnt Cereal, Washington.
(Sipned) EDwIE NJ. STANToN,
Secretary of War
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CF-rn The n-i11a:i Gazette, G-n ;nsi.i
/. TRANS. MISSISSIg. a ..H p
ArrAIEs ~ TEXAS, &c.
4 OF THE REBEts-wTLr wv ;


STRENGTH OF THE REBEts-wTLr ivy .-.- e..
AFFAlEs - TEXAS, &c.
S.M an old reSidcr, Of Robila, ls'! the. city On
the FIRE. OF last December, crossed nc Mississippi
the IAN at BruIDshargb. Miss, and theace tr4y-
eed By way cr AeFondfia ard Nacc, Austin, ban
Antonio, Texas, and retuInti hy way II ShreYe-
port and Monroe, Louisiana. On the 3'n OF rem
ruary he left San Antonio and on tire 18TH Of
March lett Shreveport, and arrived at Naiche2 IN
the 25th From this source gather The follow
ing:
Mai Gen. Walker is in command Of the rctcis IN
the Department Of Texas; Buckner has the Depart
ment Of Louisiana, and MspTuder that OF Arkansas.
The headquarters Of the Department Of Lcl'siAna
are still al Shreveport.
There are uucer Wa,ko. cLout 5000 ictar:ry ::
Galveston, Texas and nearly oil tie cavalryo tIt
Depa-.ne ut are f!sCirs or he Fr1zoi AMI 4rIhI'y
Gen. Po.grac IS a. Gra1d Eccre with sboui 900
men There are also some urs;tachec trH2'es a
that Vicinity Foruey's di'is,on IS Il Ae,1l, t"'H-
Is one miles ION. StreTeEa:: on 'e rod - Ains
fed Chuc-Li!lS DIVISION Is ttlr'! mice east ~
-hreveport, 2. hirts-, 80. Cen. Parsons hsS
s1ia.! ci,..ica 4,Cc0 infantry he;"een C-moen
add Homer, Arka.ts-, a. = ter Grtt!era'
Baqrude- is a: Camden v;.t. cLe ,Tissde of ia
ranry and one frs :, Uni eng together -aNN,
8. QCo NEE. Swamp Narf.so.'L a.Isa-e ls oet"eeh
N,sps aIT Csl LIS. Gen. Lees guerrilias nave
crested 20 the west. Of tic mississippi, in conse.
uucDco Of his leilsa 10 o.rE me oTN'rS 81 NI' 50
1erio~, ErchIer. lie was operating IN the neigh
borh0od Of Deer Creek at last accounts
TIE effective force Of tic Trans Mississippi De
partmoHt il So eco, which is the actual number as
taken from the estimate Of Smiths Adjuiant Gen
eral.
The army is in fine condition in everything except
discipline, having plenty Of clothing provisions ana
ordnance stores. 1t is, however, becoming badly
derora'izcd on accom-, OF the continued bad news
rom The East Mississippi Department.
Nearly everybody IS Wild !;.n the cotton mama
Afou, 5000 wagon. arr employed IN hauling cotton
ON Louisiana, Teas and the Indian -srr..2r! 20
4a.GEoGoS.
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GEN. LEES SURRENDER.
THE PRELIMINARY CORRESPONDENTS

The following is the preliminary correspondence
between Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Gen. Lee;
CLIFTON House., VA,
April 9, 1865.
Hon. Ed0in II. S.dr!cn, &eretdTyo Of Var;
The following correspondence has taken place
between Gen. Lee and myself There has been no
osSSAtien in the pursuit during its tendency.
tSignedl U. S. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen.
GIN. GRANTS PROPOSAL TO GEN. LEE.
April 18th, 1865.
General r. Z. Lee, Commanding c. S. A.:
Geueral--The result of last week must convince
yen OF the hopelessness Of further resistance on
the par: of the Army Of Northern Virginia in this
struggle. feel that it is so, and regard it as my
duty TO shift from myself the responsibility OF any
further eusion of blood, by asking Of you the sur
render that portion OF the Confederate Army
Known as the Army Of Northern Virginia.
Very respectfully, your Obedient servant,
Y. 5. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen,
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GENERAL ORDER

A--d!-S-'-- 10 3 -'-44 - 49, %
GENERAL 0RDEE
No 4.
Protection is hereby extended to al c5ssls=s "a
PAGES Of public worship.
Religious services may De continued withl'' r1ts'
On, a. in times o, p-cfc1EG peace This faassET
u not, however be rc-vC.e. -. u. uttersEH s-sI
fo- wo.shipof reasonable sentiments or Erl''saFl
utlu. perverted I wi! he Withdrawn.
in all churches where prayers have here'or ~
Offered co. tie so.ca!sd r-e.dent Of the CSzeras1t'
similar marx Of r. leO: IS hereby oa-.<--s.-
pa. - the Presden; c. tn United States.
By COMMAND Of Major.G General G. WEIrzE
D. D. WHEELER.
,nl2 Asst IGSs ~.
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CEkERAL ORDERS Z
10. 2.

y
GEsEaAI 0KOERs}
In order % cgrry o.. in5;-. :ioli from tie -aef
G5verao-of tbs -i:y fer tie p3iea and g1srs ~ a
he ct7, .te 5goS.ag i.,s q the city ire lrr
q announced.
The Fir,t Dfs:r,:-Wii! conprss tia pcEtst . 90
,..y s,5 slb--ts !, ,as n,-a .: al ia;iu 4t, ss.
l:..c. All YES. 0: Slo,se Cre-S. Lent ca sx&
is.b New Eampsa-a Volunteers, D.-trc; p,cF,o fsa-
shsI. Hellgulr.ers PizZini B2a4.as oPpozis Eek.
? =. Z, oaice.
sae,-l 0.4.r:':-Thlt portion Of the citg ~z1s e.
BROAD street and wa.: Of Tn street A,o- T.s- EGtaS
3s.h \. l. Volunteers. District Provo. 4--stc g2-
quarters. corner Cary and 4ta streets.
-sr1 ns.-.c.-Tt por:7z o. - - sol:t siSsss'
street; a1i oa:Saea Ia aalSh);sea Geek Ssi-' n
Ts-s1, III, Coans,G'U. rs.-2..,r., District rsos-
Harsts. Headi4ar:ers, Ezclan.l I)e- fclsiS
street
Fo1r.4 Dstifct-Tha. por..oa Of TIE ct, snl' OsiAs
cas-. Of Sbg:oe Creek Lieut. Col Hreutlsr, sse z -;
Volunteers District Proyos. Marshal. Heid-g4'cs, g
Charles Hotel
The Different Provost M4rshl,s viii at once 7'.-e<S'
,arry ont each "a his own D'.-.,. Che ins:rI.isc
ready furnished by The Military Governor.
By command Of Breyet Bril- Con. :. Y. RIF-F'-.
p. P. Stances
apll-o. Cap.l.L and a. A. AGx-.
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OFFICIAL.

HEADQUA RTEEs MILITARY Cows OF RLcEKyoxl
Richmond, Va, April l2, lsd- &
GENERAL ORnER(
No. g.
oval citizens dealing in coal wood are 2ciz5SAs
to sell the ga ne in small quantities for the supYg q y
citizens. Ccal, wood and provisions may be tccssb1E
the city fron, the surrounding country. Fr1EfS LIZ
shas wi! give the necessary permits 70 carry az "a
der G. F. SHEPLB-,
apl3-U Military Governor Of RieEz,S2-
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oEN. LEES EEFLY-uE ASS FOR Terms.

APRIL I, 1865.
GtneTGI-G have received you. note Of this date.
Though not entirely Of the opinion You express of
The bope!essneSs of tie further resistance on the
part OF The Army Of Northern Virginia, recpro-
cate your desire to avoid useless efIusiou of blood
and, therefore, before considering your PROPOSE
tion ask the terms you will ofer on condition OF its
surrender.
To Lieutenant General U S. Grant,
Comma ding Armies of the United States
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gro'Gs !sr BRIGADE 81 Division, 24rH ARxv 6-zastA
Pkoycs- GUARD RICHMOND. Vs., 8
April til. ltS-
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orEEsAL GRANTS RLPLr.


h=-21G. K. Z. Ice, Commanding c. S. H.:
6tn~cI-YOur note Of last evening in reply to
nine OF same date asking the conditions on which
w'A accept the surrender OF the Army of North
ern Virginia, is just received. in reply, would
Jay that pccce icing M first desire there is but
ene condition !bsst upon, viz
That the zen surrendered shah be disqualified
rom taking I'D arms again against the Government
81 The United States until properly exchanged.
Fih meet you or designate officers 70 meet any Off
ecTs you may name fer the same purpose, at any
oEt agreeable to you, fer the purpose Of arranging
tehnriely the terms upon which the surrender Of
ihe Army CT Northern Virginia will be received.
u very respectfully. your obedient servant,
y Y. 5. GRANT, Lieutenant General
Commanding Armies United States.
B. Alri. s. 1865.
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20 GnercI q. g. Grart :

j CeNrGI:-I received at late hour your rote O.
'o-dsy in answer :, mine Of yesterday did no.
Etend to propose he surrender of the Army OF
Ot.hern Frg'oia, 5ut TO ask the terms Of your
Proposition. To be frank, 90 not think The emer-
1ety has arisen TO call for the surrender of this
bat @ u restoration Of peace should be Ae
yfci o. cH desire 10 kroso lshe.aer uolr FRO
1ou!d tn. 70 that erl. | cannot, therefore.
- you with a view t. -snder the Arry Of
pay stiec- me Coufo1er>t &c.,. fo--cS 40
s1uuano, a-t tend % The restoration Of rsace.
bho-lt DC pleased % meet You Z. 10 A NJ. to-mor-
SoS OF the cd stage road to Richmond between the
klckSt lines Of the two armies.
Very respectfully,
icur Obedient servant,
K. Z. LEE
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HEADQUARTERS

Dr. .CHrEsT AMY OF THE Eaa
Richmond. Va, Auzil u S.1- b
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the lion aad his prey the strong and the child there
was no escape. LIZ SrEREEuEEs AND TnB REBELLION
ESpED
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General G. s. A.
Commanding Armies United States
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
New York Market.
IBy Telegraph

NEW YORK. Jan. VI
COTTON-Dull, heavy and declining, at s5c.
FIOUR-State and Western heavy and lOc.
lower. SO $3.50 50 for extra State, and $40 SOC
10 rs for common togood shipping brands and ex-
ira r. II. o.
WHIsKY-Heavy and declining Western
50 3O02 81, closing with free sellers at inside
price. ,,,
WHEAT-293 cents lower; common Milwau,
kie Club 50 O5; good Chicago Spring - ana
Amber g 80, in store and atlOat.
CORN-Heavy and declining; mixed Western
nominal at 81 81.
OATS-Rather more active at 81 "a for West
ern.
COFFEEIQuiet and firm; 35f 42fc. for kio;
4l143c. for Maricabo and All a. 5c. for Java
SUGAR-Dull; Muscovado 49, ACC.
MOLASSES-Dull and entirely nominal.
PETROLEUM-Quie Acc forCrude; 63g64c
for Refined in bond and s4c. Refined free. Sales
of 5 900 gallons in tins for export at e6c.
WOOL-Quiet =.
PORK-Decidedly lower and more doing;
sy7 IS 03a 10 for New Mess for 1864 cash and
regular way closing at s35 so for cash; s3 oO iol
Prime and S35 00a35 50 for Prime Mess.
BEEF-Heavy at about previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet. ,c
BACON-Sides dull; l93c. for Cumberland = ut,
l9!c for Long Cut hams and 2O3a2otc for snort
Ribbed. I'll. 4,
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet; l5i0l6c. for light to
heavy extra Western.
LARD-Dull and heavy at lSa Q22ic.
BUTTER-Dull and nominal; 324U4'c 1ol
Ohio, and "A a SEC. for State.
CHEESE-Dull
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale Market.

beetIhs " nOfeshie Marho'
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. "A.
FLOUR-Good demand, and prices firm at
Bio 5O0n.
WHEAT-Iu demand at 50 1902 30.
OATS-Active at 90c.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 81 10
DARLEY-Sells dull at 81 cool IS.
SUGARS-Dull and little doing Porto Rico .
.a2Gc; c. Yellow &c: Crushed Powdered SC
Coffee Sugar 30c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 300l 81.
SYRUPS-New York 81 20: Baltimore 81 40
COFFEE--Dull; small sales at AZ 049e.
IIS-Firm at 50 Is for Lard: 80 for Carbon
md 7Jc fOr. lubricating
-saI-T[Ohio River - 50 Table 60
BUrTER-Scarce and in good demand at Az
"a sec.
POTATOES much doing prices range
from - .!JGl 40.
APPL ES-Firm at 81 2502 IS.
EGGS-In good demand at 35QiOc.
CHEESE-Steady at 81 age.
LARD-Scarce and wanted at ls025c.
JIAY-S25d30 per ton loose.
tEEDS--ClOver SIS; Timothy 81
fEED-In fair demand at s35 a 40 per ten
BROOMS--CommOn s. 75a4 81; Fancy % 2o@
600
ToBACCO-Dark los is s5c; Spun Roll s5c
Erioht Il al -: Common Twist 45c.
SOAP-Cincinnati German lie; Wheeling do
Dc.
CANDLES-Afould &c.
GLASS-GoOd demand. Market firm; by 10
10. !. 8 -: No 2, s. 40 8 by III TO ~ by IL No
T. Il f.: 81 :, - 49, ) by Is TO lO oy - NO j,
sr ~: 80. : St 10.
LEATHER-SOle 43046c. per ID; Oak sole
$50 per Ill., upper s55 asa pei doz.; calf skins ~
Der 10. harness leather As a sic per 10.
WHISKY-Steady; common - 70: Rye
IS uI.0G W.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Weekly Review Of the New FORK FetrO-
Ieum Market.

The market for all kinds ruled quiet but linn
ON Wedne and the transactions were con
fined to small lots ut our former quotations. Inc
large decline IN gold on Thursday ana yesterday,
completely unsettled the market Tor RenneG,
however and caused decline OF 4 0GC. I gallon
bonded oil having been sold in small lots as low
AZ Csc and freely offered on Change 1t Coo. The
subsequent advance i'll gold rendered holders
tirlner and the market left off with more tone -
The export demand continues very light, ana the
shipments since LIST of January, show very large
falling oil as compared with the same time last
wear Free sold as low as 36C. yesterday, iOl
prime light straw to white but there was scarcely
any demand at any figure. Crude was also lower
but in view of the small stock and insignificant
receipts the decline was not 50 marked az III Ike
fined, except perhaps III lots TO arrive next
month, which were offered 3G4 cents lower imam
previous sales The sales fol three days com
prise 600 bbls Crude 40 RAJ gravity, mostly on
the spot at 5j0 52c nearly all at 5OGol but IN
Guiding some ior all the month within the range,
closing nominal at 5JQ > J; $500 do. for next
month JOuJU9, >. o.; 3 UOO do. refined Ill bond,
6JQ co. for prime light straw TO white, i20IIl Tor
prime white closing nominal ut 66dGl; l,3,d gal
Ions in tin, chiefly AT 81, but including some i'll
small cans at 81 u3 : Sn0 barrels free at 81 d92c.
FOL prime light straw tu white, closing nominal AT
- ass; lS3 do Rcsi,lrum in Philadelphia at - -
iron hoops; 2OO do refined Naptlu, ~ 063 gray.
ity. 5-c; and I'M do "a n o. gravity, 81 IN hond
Received at New York since lst at Janualy-
1901 ------. bbs - 4j6 l-65 -------- bh1. y ri2
Exunt.d same time lS6J ls6l
From New York ------- -tll>. Us Dot 9ol. y
Other Ports ------------ 1879 81 80
Total -------.--.salls 3l3965 list
Same time 1868 gals tjl 3j3
Shipping List.
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Grocery and Provision Market.

(Retail)
WHEELING, Jan "a.
COFFEE ass per 10.
SI-t;AR-Brown 25Q 30 Crushed 50. Coffee a.
TEAS-Greon - 4JG2 60, Black 81 6ja2 %,
CHEESE-2JG 30 per ID
SOAP-IJ a % per ID.
CANDLES-Tallow2 %. Star ~.
RICE-lo020 per ID.
rOTA TOES-4Od5 81 per peck.
APPLES-Ij030 per peck.
HOMINY-l0 per quart
MOLNSSES-SOrghum 81 %; Cuba II Az Bal
iu"rc syrup 81 o. per gal
NINEGAR-2Odlo per gal.
COl}N MEAI-lO per peck or 81 % per bush
BUrKWHEAT FLOUR-6 per lb
flour &c per H. at 3ll~ll 10 per bbl foi
lest brands;
CuICKENS-l2!c per lb or 3O94lc apiece.
IURkEYS-2I per lbsOr 81 5OG2 % apiece.
GEESE-6nGSi % apiece or l5c per 10.
CABRAGE--5Gl - per head.
BEETS-46 $50 pei peck.
DRIED APPLES-lUC per quart.
DRIED PEACHES-3Cc per quart.
Ora NBEIRlES-l5c per quart.
ONiONS-S3 M per bus or SIC per peck.
WAlNUTS-39040 per peck.
SHELLBARKS-7jc per peck
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New York Wool Market.

WOOI-A fair demand prevailed imlnediately
subsequent to our last, and considerable 6usi
ness was consummated; but the large decline III
gold within the last two days has unsettled the
market and brought trade to pause. Regular
dealers contend that inasmuch as prices OF wool
did not follow gold when it went up, there is no
reason why it should follow it now that its course
is downward, particularly as supplies are mod
crate; but there is no Disgusting the fact never,
tbeless that there is a disposition to meet buyers
more readily than last week. The sales, part
previous to our last are $50 600 10. Fleece includ
ing Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and ONO, al
IS a lO4 cents; 900 1t. super and extra Pulled
509 So cents and the remainder understood to be
on a gold basis OF 23l; $50 do. Cordova, 65 600 do
washed Persian 500 uuwashed African and 70
do washed Rio Graude, on private terms the
market closing dull
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
LEGAL.
Valuable Real EStateFOr Sale.

Valuable Real EStat9f or Sale.
Matthew Patton State of Ohio, Belmont
vs.. }cOunty, Court OF Com
Eliza Jane West, ct al } mon Pleas
DY VIRTUE OE An OBDBR OF
ID SALE directed in fhis cause the Sheriff vi
Belmont county will sell on the
24H Of January, 1868,
between the hours of ~ o'clock A. VI. and 4
o'clock L. ", on the premises, about 81 miles
above the city of Wheeling at the residence OF
the late Robert Patton, deceased, in the said
Belmont county. about IJl ACRES OF LAND,
on which is situated a Steam DistiLery and Mill;
and nine Dwelling Tenements. The land 'front.'.
on the Ohio river and the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh railroad passes through the same.
There are about siXty-tive acres OF coal in this
tract, OF the very best quality and in the most
favorable situation to be shipped either Oh the
railroad OF river This coal lying on the west
side OF the river dips toward the river and any
bank opened thereon will drain itself
Those desirin. TO purchase are invited TO call
and examine the premises. Besides the above
named advantages the land is of first rate quail
ty, suitable for farming orchards and vineyards,
and has a fine orchard OF 2J grated apple trees
III full bearing.
Terms OF safe; cash.
Any one desiring information On the subject
III this city viii cal on John 4. Armstrong at
his board yard office on Market street.
GEO. Il INSTEAD
jau2l-td Sheriff
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MANHOOD
A NDTMR YIGOR Youth ri
A. Nick EE,
GuIIsI.u Agent.

IA STORED IN four weeks Dy Dr. RicoTd )
ESSENCE OF LIFE. DIR. RicOrd, (of Paris, }
after years Of earnest soicititIon las at length
acceded to the urgent request VI the American
public, and appointed al Agent in New York,
ior the sale Of his valued and highly priced rs
sence of Life This wonderful agent will restore
Manhood to the most shattered constitutions in
four weeks; and, if used according to printed in
structions failure - impossible. This Dfere
storing remedy should be taken by all about 70
every case, Is certain.
d.: Records Essence Of Life IL sold In cases
with full instructions for use at e. OF four
Quantities III one for ", and will be sent to any
part, carefully packed, ON receipt OF remittance
10 his accredited agent. Circular sent Tree ON
receipt OF four STAMPS PHILIP ROLAND,
Az BroOme St., one door west Of broadway,
New York. janl2dIy
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SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York g. Baltimore.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
EN- EIGHTS-

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,
sls 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
pOrtaton of their Freight to this Company can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
i'll the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times as favorable as are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
81 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:
ID. A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburg.
CLARKE IL Co, Transfer Agents, Pittsburg.
II. W. BROWN s. CO, Cincinnati Ohio.
J. f. MOORE, Louisville Ky.
W. NJ. ALTMAN, Evansville, Ind.
t. +. SASS, St Louis, Mo.
CLARKE, ~ CO., Chicago, i'll.
J. IL. MCCOLM, Portsmouth o.
J. VI. LOVE, Maysville, Ky.
HALL II co, Marietta, y.
J.. AYRES, Musldngum River.
W. Ii. Il l.. l.. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
ii. :. PIERCE 81 Co. GAINESVILLE o.
n. IL. HUDSON, Ripley, q.
X. {. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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New York Money Market.

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NEW YORK, Jan. "a.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Philosophy of Marriage.

Il NEW YORK Museum Of Anatomy bAv,
determined, regardless of expense, 70 issue free
fOr the be ueft Of suffering humanity and sup
preston Oi quackery) four Of thed most inter
esting and Instructive Lectures ON Marriage
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Loss OF Energy and Manly Power; the great 50
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youthful follies, excuses Of maturity OF igno
rance Of Physiology and laws Of Nature.
These invaluable lectures have been the means
be forwarded free, On receipt Of four stamps BY
addressing SECRETARY New York Museum o,
Anatomy and Medicine, sIs Broadway, n. Y.
jsRl2d1T.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
SAMUEL p. WHEELER,

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