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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December 5. C.
Flour very dull and declined 2jc.
Wheat declined 2e; sales AT 81 2sI<9I % for
No. I, and 9l692c for No. 2.
Corn quiet and declined 2c; sales Of No. I
al 42c, and No 2 at 49c.
Oats firmer and advanced lc; sales were
made at 29e. $500.
Highwines dull and nominal.
Provisions dull and inactive.
Hog. market quiet at ss 25@9 l211 for good
10 choice.
Mess Pork offered at s27@2s so, but without
buyers.
Lard dull at 25G26c. col
Freights nominal.
Receipts 1900; Wheat, $1,000;
corn. l., 900; oats, 10, 900.
Shipments-Flour, 1900; Wheat, 10000;
corn, IL 900; oats, 1900.
Rye heavy and dropping; prime State 81 IS.
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chnns.. ,r sruat. Commi,tee..

NFw YORK. December a-The CONNER
Glars Washington special says. The senate
Committees are announced. Mr. Fessengeu (.
Chairman of tue I Jmfntifee ~ Finance Gov d.
ernor Morgan l. transferred 10 the Finance
committee from the Committee OF Military AZ
fairs. senator Dixon j. Chairman of the Postal
Committee. in the place Of Collamer. DECREASED
A strong Committee on the District " Colum-
hla has been appointed. embracing Messrs.
Morrvi. Wade and Sumner.
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4 Missing Cashier,

~ NJ niiSGroS, VT. uccemDcr 81. G. Hub
.AIy, iLs missing Cashier of the Masscquor
bahk' AZ sheldon, has been traced as f.r A.
Sh-s az whsry hs ~ss zen sy aes,uAin.snees.
Scs h1sf 10 he len there, ostenslbly, FOR De
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money Is steady at per cent.
sterling firm ut l09l<Gi09L.
Gold without decided change, opening at
1881, advancing to 14s5l; closing At lss<.
Government stocks frmer.
Freights 20 Liverpool are dull and tr.ne
lower.
stocks strong; New York Central, g51;
Erie, 81; do. preferred, ~; Northwestern. 35lll
Ohio a Mississippi certificates, -; Canton,
southern, 161<; Illinois Central. l3l; Cleve-
land 4 Pittsburg, 93s.; Rock Island, l0ssl
Michigan Central, 1857; Reading lis: Fort
Wayne, 1867.
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LOST.
a5 REwARn-

nSIuRDAY LAST, DIclN NBER 9. on HRu
~ !er.ey iiress. betweea wAsaiaEtoa and Oh .
.rse's LADIES' Fer Collar The nder W III receive n .
sosye ressre, BY leaving Il al 7ie East oho sr.et o.
ist Virginia A,esue. ss.slts
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS.

SrArEAgST SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND DIS.
- bursemens of the Treasury Of the State Of
aaiihg the month ending November a. lSs5. 10 vh;
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~ The Temperance Bin q slr. shine,
came - a hnai 'ots in The Houss, ys.,.r,,.,
aud wa l0t By vote q thirty four Ays. "a
nfty-two Rays- al
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TELEGRAPHIC.

lTELEGRAPHEC
NIGHT REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
SOUTHERN coNcREssMEM.
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
Horace Maynard. Letter.
LATER FROM EUROPE
Reduction Of The French Army.
Election in New York.
HOFFMAN ELECTED MAYOR
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~UpInN ursIH Et-,sSt~. a.
Nrs Lusinta iaH. uf ~pr.n..r.ff sNNH -
settr. died az thc breakfi.f tahle 81 ~
last n a family 81 eight ehIiir.-. = -. ,
whom died suddenly N their,hairS' a.. f,,h.,h
bcins lsuul dead Ina bed. 's"''
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FOR SALE.
For sale.

A NEW HoUsE AND LOT on RATRs' ADDITION.
N Toe Hruse is TX cen by thrty-four feet cont sin
ing two ROOM = and has not. yst. bseu
plsd, and wl be sold for less thss cost as want
move wesi COED deed be ven bv sppiyirg 10
Harvey Bates. Sr. DANlaL kORtARfl.
dee3 DIT -
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NEW YORK, December ;. The steamer City
Of New York. from Liverpool. November -
via Queenstown. -, arrived this evening
The eN-pirate Shenandoah sailed on the 2isi
for New York.
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The rebels generally cannot be "spoil-
ing for want of a fight" Their journals
resort as usual to the language of bombast
and threatening. They do not talk, as
they once did, about the last ditch. That
once favorite expression has fallen into ne.
glect. But they resort to such appeals as
the following which we find in South
Carolina paper: --...t .,-.. a .s......
"Uuless our people have submitted then. :.
solves to be Yankee taskmasters and slaves,
these fends iucarnate will be driven howl
iBg from their borders. Let youth and
age alike prepare for the conflict. Let the
march ofthe enemy upon our own soil be
rendered perilous by the crack of the un-
erring rife from the midst of every thicket
and swamp which lies in his pathway, and
let our women, instead of exhibiting timid-
ity, nervousness and panic, prove them
selves worthy representatives of those of
'76. The tree of liberty must be Watered
by the hood of its martyre, and the fair
hand and gentle butfearlees soul of woman
must nurture aud strengthen it.'
We should like to know how many acres
of printing paper have been covered with
such stuff as that by southern editors dur
ing the war. RIe,~..L.t-.- "y.~.L -
age prepare alike for the conflict" by run
lining away. The "martyrs" are not in q
hurry to water "the tree of liberty" In-
stead of rushing, to the army, the-able-
bodied men rush in the other direction
The Charleston Mercury says that only
kseveu Thousand of the twenty. seven thou.
sand belonging to an army corps in South
Carolina are in the field. The Richmond
Whig says that hundred and Fifty thou
sand confederate soldiers are absent from
the army without leave. The rebel Con-
eress has tried ia vain to Fl nd any reme-
dy for the evil. Jefferson Davis and
the military authorities have found NO
remedy. The Sentinel, after due re-
i Rection, has come to the conclusion
that Ita new Ioutburst of enthusiasm aud
patriotic devotion would be delightful and
inspiring" But nobody "bursts out" yet
The truth is, no one, who is not in the
rebel army, wants to get into it. Parents
send their children. who are coming o.
military age, to Europe through Mexico
that they may escape the service. No doubl
the chief armies are under good discipline
The soldiers in them will continue to 6gh
}, well. Butithe rebel authorities know no
how to reinforce the armies, which are con
stautly. dwindling away. The Congress a
Richmond has discussed the subject ore
+ and over again, but it reaches noIconclu
sion. 1t accomplishes nothing. Il ia a
. its Wits end Meanwhile the newspapers
+ which see how pressing is the emergency
a which behold our armies pressing steadil
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that from Cumberland the original expec.
tation was to continue the road towards
Pittsburgh, and but tor the grasping oppo.
sltton of certain parties in PENNSYLVANIA,
1t would have been SO built. The compa.
ny was therefore compelled either to sion
short in the coal region, or essay to reach
the Ohio river by a new route-a route
thatwas until then believed to present in.
supersble barriers. Baltimore then wisely
clsmored for railroad connection with
the west, and she now has it, and with il
also connection with the coal region. Is
II possible that the greater good must now
be sunk out of slghtin consideration of the
less2
But there is another, higher view of this
matter. Conceding, as ali sensible people
must, that "there is Divinity that shapes
onr ends, rough-hew them ss we may,"-
may we not well consider whether the 10.
cation Of the road, alternating as it does
from the northern to the southern side of
the Potomac and then boldly divereing
through that once terra incoguita, the
mountain fastnesses of Western Virginia,
was not wisely so ordered by an overruling
Providence to subserve purpose in bindc
ing Virginia to the Union in these days of
trial Undoubtedly the road has had this
effect. Nay more; it may we'll be question:
ed whether the road ss existing, with all
its Influences and connections, is not ex.
ertlng vast amount of good in binding the
entire Union ogether-an influence which
never could have existed had the road
been built entirely north of the Potomac,
and thence FROM Cumberland to Pittsburg.
Let us therefore be thankful, and not mur.
muir at things irrevocable.
Now, as to the coal trade of fAlIeghany.-
Grant Its Importance to the fullest extent,
and yet it may be asked whether it was not
wise for its own sake as we'll as for the in
terests of Baltimore, that this company
should press on to the Ohio river and se-
cure its interests there when most in dan
ger-Wise for the present and for the fu.
ture. The coal trade will regulate itselt.-
1t must follow as a natural consequence
thatin due time we shall have a double
track from the coal region to Baltimore,
and an unlimited capacity for transporta-
ton of coal. Let the coal companies and
their friends not be too eager, and let them
not forget as they go along to vent little
Of their lmpatience on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal also-a work which has no
western through trade to foster, and is
wholly devoted to the coal trade. Why is
1t that that does not afford greater facilities
to the coal trader It will be found on un.
prejudiced examination that there are and
have been great difficulties to surmount,
and that the railroad has done about ali
that could wisely be done, under all cir.
cumstances, to secure "the greatest good
Of the greatest number" To argue Others
wise would be to destroy one of the chief
arguments which its opponents urge
against the road and its management. q.
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PROPOSALS FOB FORAGE.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
DEPAaTMRNT OF WEST VIRGINIA,

OGAbAhLAhBB uD.s november 18th, 1854. u
EALED PROPOSALS in triplieate are invited bv
y the undersigned for supplying the Ouarter.
nAGterS Department In the Department Of WeGi
sirsinia at Charleston, ParkersburR, Wheeling
9e't virginia, and Gallipolis, Ohio and the Geye.
Pi DePots on the line Of Che Baltimore and OhTo
.AilEoad, as follows: OlarkSburg, Grafton, NeV
EeeA' Cumberland, hArtinsburg, HArPer'l ferrv
either ot those places, with Hay, Corn, Oats and
Bids WILDE received for the delivery Of three thou,
md $4,000 bushels Of Corn or Oats and ffty (5Ol
prs oil hay or Straw and upwards and must be SoS
M inied by copy Of this advertisement
bidders must state at which Of the above named
ThA they propose to make deliveries, and the
Atea at which they will make deliveries therent
le quantities OF each article proposed to be deliv!
te1' the time when said delivery ahalI be com.
nenced and when to be completed. I : : =:
Corn to be put up in good strong sacks, Havand
Oats to be securely bAled, = =
All articles offered under tho bids herein invIta5
8lll be subject to rigid inspection by q Govern.
neEt Inspector, before being accepted = ~ -
Contracts will bo awarded from time 10 time Ia
she lowest rospopsiS'S bidder, the interests d
me Goyernment may require. - u =
No bids will bo considered from partIea yvho!bsv,
Alled heretofore TO comply with their contrn4yts
All proposals must be accompanied by "A gnaran.
u, signed by two responsible persons, tha in case
ne bid is accepted he they will within the Finn
nAmod execute the contract for the aame with 9oo5
,nu snthcient sureties In sum equal In amount Ia
ne amount OF the contracts to deliver forage pro-
posed, in conformity with the terms OF this adver
Sement and In case bidder shall fail to enter in,
2 the contract they to mako good the diference he
tReen the offer Of said bidder and the nsTt IoJSSt
ponG6le bidder or the person to whom the Contract
nay be awarded. 0N'
The responsibility Of the guarsntOrs must be shown
the official certificate Of q United Statel Dfgfrirt
GsS or attorney ColeotOT of Customs, or other
All parties will be duly notified Of tbe s.oSDtaro.
election oftheir proposals. 10 - EIS-5 -
proposals must be made in duplicate, and ba
ompAnied with the oath OF allegiance Of the par.
81 parties, unless it has already been placed on
ne full name and post ONCE address Of each bid
must be written in the proposal. 70 -
IopoSals must be addressed 10 Captain J. G. Farms
L1hr Chief QuartermAster Department OF We0t
tEinia' Cumberland, Nd, and marked EPropossIS
~ Forage" 'EI = 3 : = =. StSF =
,E lana forms Of bids, guarantees and bondh NAV
CTtAined on application to this ONCE.
~ proposals received under this advertisement
~ " DC opened and examined at this offiee on WRD-
sls.sSuAl and SATURDAY OF each week, at IL NJ.
ugis are respectfully invited 70 be present at the
'nlns OF bids, II they desire. - = -
J. G. RARESWORTH,
Captain and Chief Quarterm aSter
'0A--H Department Of West Virginia.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railrond
Editors IntelEigencer:

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Editors IntelEigeneer 800.
When an individual or corporation, by
dint of superior prudence, energy, fore
sight, OF any other cause, begins to loom
up prominently 10 the world, it usually
happens that numerous assaiIants arise
some greater, some less; some actuated by
one motive, some by another. Euvy or
selfshuesS, however, in some form, may
usually be found the underground motive.
Thus it is and has been With oar we'll abu.
sed Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroad-s road
that is doing and has done more for the
cities of Baltimore and Wheeling than any
other agency in latter years, aud it appears
strange that such an antagonism could
have arisen against it as is evidenced from
time to time by certain publications in the
Baltimore papers. Allow me to say few
words with reference first TO the location,
and second to the coal tradelof Allegheny.
While II may in one sense be considered
unfortunate that this road was not origi>
inally located within the limits of Mary.
land, yet it is. 1 I.beEeve, we'll known that
at the time this road dlVerged soulhward
from Frederick city, insteA of continuing
directly westward from that point, there
we're imaginary difficulties in the way,
which later experience in railrosd engi.
ueering has proved to be of little conse.
lanence-hence, with some Inducements
from the State of Virginia, the road was
located on what was conceived to be more
favorable ground. Again, it is also knowr
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Under Marohine Ordars.

New YORK. Feb. The correspondent
of the PhiIadelphia Press states that late
on Tuesday night the 2nd, 9th and 9Th
corps were placed under IN lrching orders,
and that the 5;h corps was held in readi. :.
ness for service. Six days rations were
distributed to the three corps, and it was
generally conceded that the army was to
make grand move, but at last accouats,
although the orders had not been rescind
ed, there was every reason to believe that
no movement would be made.
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on in their victorious march, asssil the
Congress for ita inactivity and JEFF. Davis
for his ineficiency. But these attacks on
the authorities bring no troona.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-08

: N'-------- - allt-ess .asussIus wa.S
held last night at ST. Larimer Hall, called
by the Mayors proclamation for the pur-
pose of coudemniug the Government for
providing to refuud the money taken by
the st. Alban's raiders, and also for the
passage of the alien bill amendment. The
resolutions condsmuiug these acts Wcre
passed by large majority.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-08

MONTREAL, Feb. 7.-Iuvestigatiou into
the conduct of Judge Coursol 10 releasing
the rebel raiders, have been commsoced
by the Governmsurs Commissioners. Toe
proceedings are private for the present
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-08

New York, Feb. 7.-Commissioner Lew
is has written a letter to an assessor that
1t Is entirely admissible for persons to
make copies OF income lists when exposed
to public view. What use they make of
the list, the commissioner says, is neither
the assessors business nor his.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-08

BALTIMORE, Feb. THE f4g of truce
steamer New York arrived from Fortress
Monroe yesterday, with 10 prisoners, ,inclu-
ding several officers.
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NEw YoRK. Feb. 7-Gold opened at 2I53
rose to 2l63 and closed an 2I54.
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No, 2 cleans 20 bushels per hour, weighs $50 Ds.
No. scleanu IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 ms.
No. 9 cleans 50 busheI, per hour. weighs $50 D,.
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Other SizsS, up to 100 ba.hslI per hour, made to
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agent. All orders for that State should be Sd-
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6anrshes the disease from the system by its imme-
dlate action on the blood. We advise one and all
der uoEer
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
ms HAY, Ross AND PER1oD1U oATARRH.

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