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NV YoRK, Ocl. NJ.


Corros-Heayy and dropping, At 81
acc for middlings, closing duii AZ IN
side prices; and by auction to-day iof
Government account $50 bales al -
for middling 20 fair. s0A for strict mid
ding, 49,. for low mlddling, 30. t9SoH
for good ordinary and s2,f for ordinarys
PAYABLE in gold. FLouh-Duil anu
common grades Sc loweri y 4Oeg$s %
for extra State; 500 ~ for common 70
good shipping brands extra round ho2p
Ohio and - sOGl2 60 Tor trade branos,
market closing heavy; rye Hour etg
. -; corn meal quiet aud steady
WHISKY = Turner Western ~.
WnEAT-Dull and ic lower; VI 769l ~
forChicago Spring 81 T6lsl ~ for MIL
waukce Club; 81 ~ tor amber Milwau-
kee; "a 81 for load choice do. in store
ian outside price), 20 old amber red
western, 2 IS for new amber State. 10
forextra choice white Canada, 2 10 for
new white state. RYE-fiTmer; Cana
81 10 for state, II for common Canada
East, | ~ for prime Canada western,
and 32x for extra choice do, which
i above the market. BARLEY MALI
Quiet. CORN-Opened firm but closed
I
sound; sGIse9 for sound mixed western.
OATs--Dull at 46lgSsc for unsOund and
5000 for sound. CoFFEE-firm; Rio
1917 In bond. SU0AR-Nery firm; Cuba
MuscovadO l3hGl41fc. MoLAssEs--
Quiet and firm. PErRoLEUM-firm;
SsCg3gc for crude, and % let6ic for rciin-
oil in bond. HOPs-Moderate demand
M lOai5 for "a crop, and 2p155 for 20
crop. PonK-Decidedly lover $50 ia
"a a. for mess; closing AT IS y cash;
- 25d29 30 for prime and - 10 for
prime mess. BEEF-flrm; $40 5ot1l ~
for plain mess, and slS 1t9slo % Tor
extra mess. BrEF HAMs-Quiet. cur
MFATs-Ouiet; small sales nj 1910
I7Lo for shoulders aud 9o925Hc for
hams. BAcoN-Dull. LAnD-Shade
firmer, nj 26l.d2sKc. BUTTRR-ln de-
mand at 32Gc42c for Ohio, and 4ot5oJ
for State. CHEEsE--Actiyes at l411g lsll.
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Cineianatl Market
ctNctNNArf Oct n.

Flour dull but not lower. Corn duh.
Oats dull al 40c. Rye quiet at SOC for
new and 20 for old. Barley in fair de
mnnd nj 81 Goal IS Tor prime 10 choice
fall. l5al 80 for Canadian and 3js
1 10 for choice state spring; the lower
grades are unsaleahle. Provisions dull.
Mess Pork declined 10 SIS 90 for choice
city brands, market closing without
buyers al over - 90. Bulk Meats dull.
Groceries steady. whisky advanced To
~ q, holders acting lc higher AT tho
close. Weather cloudy Thermometer
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Thanksgiving.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l7.-Services OF
Thanksgiving ware held at II; Luxe
Church this morning at 10 O'Clock, a
large congregation was assembled. Inc
opening prayers were read by Bishops
Talbot and Bedel the Greed. and the
first two prayers by the Lord Bishop, OF
Honolulu. and the remaining prayers
and special thanksgiving by Bishop
McCluskv. Commandments were read
by Bishop Atkinson the special col,
lect and epistle by Bishop smith; and
the gospel was read by Bishop Lay, and
the special prayer and benodiction by
Bishop Hopkins.
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sporting.

NEW York. oct. 1.-THE TrOt to-day
between Dexter and Brcter was won by
Dexter in 3 straight heats. Time, &zsl-.
2:3l and 2--S.
The second great yacht race Of the
season between the yachts Palmer and
Henrietta was decided this +. NJ, the
latter vessel being declared victorious.
The yachts sailed from iheboy of Sandy
Hook at li:4j Monday morning. n
strong westerly wind blowing NJ
the time, and the SEA being rongh u was
Impossible for guests steam tug 70 hoard
the Palmer. The latter vessel slight,
/ liz ahead nj the start and kept the lead
some time. Between and 8 o'clock IN
the afternoon violent gale carried th'
/ Henrietta's stay sail. tearing u oatons
The yachts passed Barngate light hous,
nj S:lO.. At $40 the vessels SAILED
by the Absalom light, snd nj s:2s, SAM
evening, the light ship OF Cape MAY
was reached, the Henrietta being so
minutes ahead Of the Palmer. Al s:l'
ON the ensuing evening Bamgate light
house was reached, aud the Henriett'
passed the buoy off Sandy. Hook az
minutes past 1 o'clock i. NJ, about
minutes ahead OF the competing vessel
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NEW YoRK, October 1.-THE Posts
Washington special says the English
capitalists. accompanied by X. j. Walk
or, waited upon President johnson this
n,orning. The President received them
very cordially and expressed his conn.
dence In the future harmonious relations
of England and the United States
The delegation appear very much
pleased with their reception.
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,h,nnrs in nnnk Vote Pepper.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia special TO the
Herald. from Washington, 10th, says
the drought In New England Affects
the Treasury Department here, strange
as the statement may sound. Eastern
paper manufacturers have recently adj
vanced their prices for bank note paper
about % per cent. and since stock and
labor are plenty no other cause but the
lack of water can be assigned.
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SANDY Hook, Oct. i7.-Capt. Palmer
Of THE yacht Palmer, makes the follow.
ing report: Passed Cape May light
shin AT $50 r. NJ, ON the 10th. Passed
the sandy Hook light ship at IL noon
ON the l7ih, and kept three miles ahead
OF the Henrietta all day yesterday aud
heat the Henrietta about five miles TO
the Sandy Hook light ship.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. H.-Mr. Wilson,
special agent Of the government 10 en-
auire into the condition Of Southern
affairs. lell Yesterday afternoon, after n
short STAY, II j. understood that In his
opinion The Freedmen's Bureau Is UNI
necessary of further burden 10 the gov
ernment.
The Provost Marshal ordered an in
snection of the city registry voters, with
n view to strike from the rolls the names
OF certain parties charged with certain
acts of disloyalty antecedent TO the
Presidents amnesty proclamation, VINO
In 1872 registered themselves enemies "a
tbe limited states. This would strik,
OF one-fiflh Of the registered voters oil
the CITY. GOV. Wells protests against
this interference with established STATE
laws. IL the Provost Marshal persists
GOV. Wells will apply TO the President
The steamer Northern Light arrived
from New York.
Governor Wells has accepted the nom
ination of the Union Convention OF th'
conservative party.
The True Delta learns that cx-Gov
Allen has made application to th'
/ President, endorsed by Gov. Wells io
The Texas Press does not approve o
negro suffrage, expressed in keghn
I letter. -.
General Hood has arrived, en- rout'
| for Washington.
The Times Texas letter says tina
state il fast attaining her former pros
perity. Civil authority, j. gradually
assuming control, post offices OPENING
and stages running again. Gov. Ham
| ilton's administration IL universally
endorsed.
There were scattering fires here yes
terday. involving a loss of $4,000.
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WHEELING, April 9TH, l>A
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stock Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. II.

NEw YORK, Oct. II.
Government Stocks heavy and k6ti4
lower; O., 5-2Os. coupons, e1-Nov. lgissi
do. new issue l02H; lO-4os, coupons, io5ii
7-3O. lst series, Qsis; do. "a g7jsi year
certificates. new issue, 9sh. Stocks
steady; Tennessee o. s2A; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates, 2sAi Cumbef-
land preferred i5ls; Quicksilver is5s;
\. Y. Central q7a.; Erie e09.; Reading
IFS; Michigan Southern 9ia.; Hudson
a iB. 49, lO5H; Illinois Central ~;
Northwestern s0J<; do. preferred06; Toll
edo lO3; Rock Island 1851; Fl. Wayne
gsL. Pittsburgh ~.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. l7.-Advices from
Savannah TO the l2th states that the
unconditional Union ticket Is receiving
large majorities in nearly every county
in Southeastern Georgia.
The Comptroller being unable 70 pay
the Metropolitan police, Moses Taylor
being appealed To has advanced $780,
900 20 the city for that purpose.
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Prom tharIe.ion.

NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE steamer
Quaker City, from Charleston, lith
has arrived.
The Charleston Courier urges the
people of South Carolina TO send Nortl
[ and induce emigrats 20 come there, and
advocates general plan OF southern
emigration.
The steamers Idaho and Leo have ar
rived from Savannah.
The Herald Of that city says that al
no time during the past ten years mas
I there been more activity among snip
ping, and In trade generally, than al
| the present time.
The Herald contains "A circular fron
General Pillow, setting forth certain
rules for the government Of the freed
men. They are informed that they will
not be subsistcd In idleness by the
government, and the whites are assured
| that they will be held 90 good faith In
their lust contracts with the freedmen.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE following
! il the ticket for the Charleston district
To he voted for at the state election
which takes place in South Carolina
| tomorrow. Oct. Is:
For Goyernor-lIon. James l.. orr
For 1t. Governor-Hon. WIN. d. Por,
ter. For SenatOrs-H. ID. Lezine ana
IA. Rruist. For Representatlves-Jas
b. Campbell, X. :. Duryee, Benlamir
Lucas, James Simons, John A. Wag
ner. samuel Lord Jr., Jno. Hanckel
James Conner Is. Siegland, W. a
Wardlaw, James NJ. Easom, 4. q. An
drews, W. J. JaqYer, W. +. Michel, T.
McGrath, n. ID. Robertson, T. J. Barker
Archibald Camefon, i. Milaiers, =. j.
Rosebud.
The Hon. Charles McBeth declined
nomination for Mayor Of Charleston
bat il is expected that he viii recon
slider his action at the request OF q mum.
Der Of citizens Of all parties. ana consent
10 permit his name TO he used.
Mr.. Whaley and Mr.. Campbell, oil
Charleston, and Gov Aiken, are spoken
Of as candidates for the United states
Senatorship.
The Charleston News SAYS all these
gentlemen can take the oath required
| bv Congress, that they did not aid the
rebellion, il any body in the south can
take 10.
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LANCASTER. Pa. Oct. 1.-THE bodies
of an elderly female and two girls aged
10 and II years, killed by the recent
accident on the Pennsylvania Central
Rail Road, are siill unclaimed. Two
trunks, labelled Mrs. Julia a, Head
and Miss Mary r. Head, Sennecn Falls,
New York., names are also unclaimeh.
They are supposed 10 have been the
property OF the three females above al
luded to.
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M XICAN N EWS.
Prosperity of Texas.
LATE MARKET REPORTS
Southern Confederaey Bonds-Au In
teresting Ease General Lees Amnes-

o. Oath.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA very interest
ing case in which the bonds of JEDI. Da-
Wis COnfcderacy figure, was yesterday
before Judge lngraham Of the supreme
Court, at the Chambers. When the re-
bellion broke out, George W. GOoch,
the defendant In the case, according 10
the statements made, was In Texas as
agent of the large broadway dry goods
house Of Lanes, Boyce a Co., entrusted
with the collection Of ELI 600, due them
from Texas merchants. ON the 9TH Of
March, ISL, Messrs. Lanes, Boyce x
Co. turned over their business 10 Leroy
NJ. Wiley and Frederick A. Lawrence,
who are the plaintiffs I'm the presen ac-
ton. GOOch went on with his collec-
lions as he alleges, with the approval Of
Mr.. Wiley invested about 100000 OF the
money he collected in rebel securities,
which haye since proved worth
less. A short time since Mr.. Gooch re-
turned To this city, and at the instance
of the plaintiffs was arrested aud locked
up in default Of s2j,OO bail, ON the
charge Of a transportation OF the
funds Of the firm. The proceedings
Yesterday, were In connection with a
motion for his release, and there was
considerable argument Of counsel over
the question, whether the rebel bonds
turned over 10 the credit Of his employ
ers by Mr.. GoOch, discharged his in
debtedness 10 themG The decision Is
reserved.
The following is a copy ofthe amnesty
oath subscribed TO by Gen. Lee:
Office of Notary Public. Rockbridge
county Va, oct. p, 1851, Robert +.
lee, Of Lexington, do solemnly swear
in presence Of Almighty God, that ]
will henoeforth faithfully support, pro-
tect and defend the Constitution Of the
United States and the union Of the States
Hereunder, and that | Wilt like man
ner. abide by and faithfully support all
laws and proclamations which have
been madeduring the existing rebellion
with reference 10 the emancipation Of
slaves. so help me God.
fSignedl RonERT l.. LEE.
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Oswego Market.

OswEoo, Oct. ".
Flour unchanged; sales Of 1900 bbls
nj ~ for No. spring, 10 90 for red win
ter, IL 50 for white, II 20 for double ex-
ira. Wheat dull; sales Of Zoo bu No. /
Chicago NJ 81 Is; 1000 bu fair wi ie Can
ada ut 2 80; 2lOO bu winter mi, d Gan
ada nj 2 30. Corn scarce anu quieti
held ut 75c without sales. Oats scarce
and nominal. Barley firmer; sales ZOO
hu Canada Mt IS; 500 state and Cana.
ia at l07. Rye firm. Peas scarce aud
quiet. Canal freights steady.
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Meeting An Lexington. Ey.

CtNcINNATT, oct. IA large meeting
of leading citizens Of Lexington, N.Y.
was held yesterday 10 express then
thanks for the removal OF martial Ia"
i'm Kentucky. Speeches were made bS
General Houston and others. Resolu
tons were adopted thanking Presiden
Johnson, endorsing his reconstruction
policy, &c.
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PhiladeIphia Market.
PmLADELPnIA, %. u.

IIIILAHEIFHIAI VVIs 10
All trade dull. Petroleum dull; crude
3sa39c; refined In bond Ola62; 30. ireo
s0ns3. Flour dull and slow Of sale. but
prices unchanged. Wheat dull; sales
Of new red nj 50 35a2 20; old do. 4oa
? A.; white 2 70aS 90. Corn quiet; yell
low o0cCIl %; white 92c. Oats steady
at &c.
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Ia.ses by Elre.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE loss by the
fire last night was about $4,000. The
prineipal sufferers are the It. Louis
Railroad Company, 5000; insured for
5000. ]. II. Talbot, Pacific Mills, sl2,-
OOo; insured for S9,OOO. J. III. Morris,
lumber dealer. $4,000; fully insured.
Armstrong, 5000; no insurance, 'ai-
en- Eastman, 5000; fully insured.
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Buffalo Market.


BUFFALO, Oct. u.
Flour quiet. Wheat inactive. Corn
heavy and nominal. Oats dull. Bar
lev held Mt a. liai u for Canada. Rye
nominal. Whisky-sales of 40 bbls 1T
- y. Pork scarce and firm nj SO.
canal Freighis 10 New Nork-wheat2b,
corn p. oats ltallA.
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baltimore Market.
BALIrNoRE. Oct. II.

Flour firm: trade brands scarce.
Wheat firm; prime scarce. Corn dull
aud heavy; sales 81 300 bu yellow at
$50. Seeds duh and dropping. Coffee
steady; sales Of Rio at l9a2l1se In gold.
Provisions duh and inactive. Bacon
steady. Whisky tending upward; y 81
az 50.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. l7.-1ihe following
paper substantially was offered Mt the
kentucky Presbyterian Synod, last
Thursday, by Rev. Robert J. Breckin n
ridge: That this synod adjudgcs that
the action OF the majority OF the Louis,
vile Presbytery, by endorsing and
adopting n paper styled "Declarailoil
and Testimony" assumed such state
of omen rebellion against the church,
and open contempt and defiance OF her
scriptural authority, and contempt OF
her faith, order and acts, as 70 renuef
each and every one Of them unguall,,
fed. unfit and incompetent to SIT ana
Act as a member of this or any other
court OF the Presbyterian church.
Amer several days discussion the
synod last night voted down this paper
-iO2 against ..
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Bosros, oct. H.. The Post of this eliy

TsO.IVNf VO's ~ = n"
says:
Alexander II. stephens was enter
tanned at private dinner nj the Revere
House yesterday evening. by Mr. Geo.
A. Fairfield, OF Chelsea. Mr.. stephens
said Il was his purpose TO support the
policy Of President johnson for the re-,
construction Of the Union. 10 the iull
extent of his ability and influence.
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rnn rAnhInenIRa.

Tie nne light dniught steamer
* AOIL cry .Capt.Jacob Flower, Will
= leave a. ahoNe this day, the lsth
inst, az u o'clock. a. m.
For freight az rass,gc apply ON hoari
RI.ACK R plNENER. clerk.
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New Yorl Money market.

Money active and firm st 7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange steady at 100. alOe34.
Gold more active and hrmer. opening
nj 1857, advancing TO li6. and closing
at li6.
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NiIsaukee Market.

Flour dull aud 25c lower. Wheat
panicky and 2Hc lower; sales al 81 3Is
! 37il for No. /. Receipts - 1900 bu
-four, 1900 bu wheat, 300 bu oats;
shipments--70OO bu iour, 01,ooo wheat,
.p.lsn onia.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Bril-
liant. which burned near Madrid yes,
terday, belonged 10 the Merchants ana
| Peoples line, and was owned by Dawn
White and VI. =. Mepham. Of ~. LOUIS
. and Gibson & Co., Of Aurora, lndlhn"'
yalue-S9O, COO; insured for sJV,VD.
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DOOTs AND SHOES.
* TOIN "A HORTNSUN

DOUTs AND sHOf.s. .,-...,.
Is John n. ROBINSON,
u Main street, east side, FEW doors norm Oh
SiOh u he Bio Block Boot,
nov offers 10 the citizens of Wheeling. the
larVssf and bet asSnrfment of gods I'm his
line. suitable Tor fi,ll and winter wear ne
has iusf returned nom the east, mating MS
oufn selection from the most reliable h9n>H
I'M Phila.ielphia, New York and Boston. Hav-
inc boueht his goods entirely for cash, NOM
first hands, Il enables him 10 sell NJ the vefh,
lowest prfcss. Persons visiting this city VIII
do we'll 20 give him call, as he undetermined
not To b. out-dOne by any other esiabiish-
ment Quiet sales and small profits Is the
motto bout fall % call al Us Main street,
Inhn nisbon's oiI stand Sepis
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r,..,..,pp, Leri-Ia,ure In session.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. l6.-Ihe Missis-
sippi state Legislature met to-day, Was
orranized and elected Gen. ;. j. uhol-
son. of Monre county, Chairman OF the
senate. and Col. Swinton, Of 11shomingo
county. Speaker of the House. \ large
amount OF business is before that body,
and the term is expected TO be long
one. ,-.
General Humphreys will be inaugur-
ated as Governor Of the State this even
Ing
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Steamboats,.
ron CINCINNATI.

The flne light dnught sicarnel
-n.H. MORA. captain lsNcnneN, WI
q leave as above to-day, TIE lsih
M : o'clock =. m.
BOOTH, BAffELLE 4 60,
,.,tstt Agents.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

N PORTER 4 SONS ANNOUNCE ~
IL. their friends and the public, that theil
Fall stock of Boots and SHOES ar nov lul
ami cpmplete They respectfully invite mcf'
chants and others visiting our city % giNt
them call believing they can sell then
goods a. better advantage than theA can lllI
chass, In Baltimore OF Philadelphia, NJ NO
fl5 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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rOBACsO.

TOBACCO.
FrHE FOLLOWING FANORiIE AMI
standard brands constantly ON halls
BLACK TOBACCuS.
RuSssll's l0's In butts
Cleopatra lu's Ina butts
Ola Buck n II Ia caddissl
Half Dime - In caddies.
Ivnchhuug Twist - Hall Drum.
Navy Island = n hutts and cltsidits-
BRIGHT TuBACCOS
ROYAL Gem In butts
Golden star In butts
Old buck A, : In caddles-
Lilly HaileIs
Calid1rnia Golden Roll 22's, n boxes
ocfi2 PRYOR, HANDl.AN a CO.
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REGULAR pittsburgh. wheeling and
Pnrkcrsburg Packet

Pnrkcrsburg Packet.
The New and Elegant Passenger
Tx I. = steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
:. John Gordon. A. r. bunting tl'k,
i-aVaS Pittsburgh for Parkcrsbug every
"Wednesday and saturday az II NJ. leave
Nrbeaiino for parkerSburg every Wednesday
and saturday az PIP. NJ; leaves lnIkeisbnrl
ar Pittsburgh every Monday and THURSDAY
atgP. NJ: Leaves Wheeling for fitisbufsh
every Tuesday and Friday AZ y A. VI.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every. Mon.
Pm y BOOTH, BAT1ELl.E & co,
A.nsi-if Agents