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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28

na~ EDGAR SSowDEN SKIS OFFICE, corner
Of King and Royal streets, over Mr.. OW1ngsss
Store. Where he will receive subscriptions and
ad ertisem ents for the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Persons having business with the office. car
transact it With him ssb ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-28

The Tunnel. Half of Water street, at
the east end of the Tunnel, has now caved in;
the wooden platform for crossing is broken up;
and the whole presents most dilapidated APP
pearance besides being dangerous to life and
limb.
ACCIDENT. The steam Ferry boat Mariner
had one Of her steam pipes injured, last even
ing, and was delayed in her trips until the pro-
per repairs were made.
u. S. MILITARY RAILROAD. The cars
leave Alexandria at and Ii a. m., 305 and
$50 r. m Leave Washington at 10 a. H., l,
4. 30 and 9 o. M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-07

A CHOICE stock of nice and seasonable
"A Goods in store, to which additions regu-
larry made from the hes, selected and best bought
stock Of New York ard Phils9.phix Old friends and
81 continue TO call: and the pub
lie invited examine the s.oek being assured the
Goods purchased under the favorable oondf
ton OF the market this season and 1i b. sod at rery
mall profit. The assortment Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-07

VNHIS Institution is situated in the most
= pleasant and healthy part Of the city OF Keokuk
Iowa and ws arranged every respect the
comfort Of invslids.
Tho following diseases admitted and treated in this
Institntfcn.
LIST. Surgical diseases ell requiring Surgical
operations
81 Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
Sd Decreases Of the Lungs, Throat and Heart
4th. Disesses of Women
Drs. SANFORD I CURTIS having retired from the
general practice IL medicine will give their entire time
aud ttention 10 cases Of the Kind enumerated.
The Department Of Surgery and Olsen of the Rye
and Ear will be undsr the special charge of DR. SAN
FORD while that If Disease 81 The Lungs Threat and
Heart ard the Diseases n Womcn will he under the
special barge Of Or euRffx though either will assist
the other in iiilicnlt cas~~
This Anerprie has heea III successful operation
than vesr and 10 believed private Clinic IN the
Uutsd Htatrs presents larger number Of jutarestag
and inlp1rtant caes
Physlcians passing through soourning In city
- t. eelly invites - WHIT - IAAEmA9y. ee43lY
t4s-f y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-07
Cabus' Hair Tonic,

Thisunequaled preparation which possesseethe pecu
liar properties Questioning hair to its gina color
and IL to the color il possessed before II
turned grey. 1t 10 permanent cure for dsndruH,
strengthens and anvens the roots Of the hair gives the
hair lasting aud nstnrs moisture dsndru6 scurf
itching and soreness have tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds Of
Tonic and air and had been able
md article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured per
sons who had solid masses of dandru all knitted and
ceen.ei together in the share of cap covering the
whole head and in the OF thirty days AFTER using
Tonic thescurfsnd dsndrur all disappeared aud the
hair, which had until that time been prvented from
growing, resumed its former healthy Growth.
In the Of James Mershou, of the 21st Iowa
fantry, whose head covered with thick coating
dsndru and scurf mentioned above and whose hair
had almost mpeely fallen out is shown the virtue Of
this Tonic for the of three weeks application
Gift his scalp sSsued healthy condition and his hair
commenced to grow beautifully This Is only case
ofthe kindin thousand could mention many others
butfor want ofspace and cost prevented from do
ing
Sold by iH0RGECABUS, corner or Second aud Main
street. Rrceis cents per bottle. liberal d.scoun,
b. ttsda. oc2-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-07

Returning our sincere thanks 20 the putlie and
rrieuds for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon ~ we assure them that pains expense
will be spared give perfect subtraction ali DO
favor MS ~th their patronage, and make estab
lishmeHt the Pride If tse Gr&se Ctty.
Respectfully,
ostl0 IL n BosrwICE A CD
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-01

sAmong which the following:
1,l50 dozen Soaps, fancy assorted.
J. $50 boxes Castele Sesp.
300 dozen Tooth Brushes. -.
$50 dozen Combs, assorted,
$50 rms Note, Letter aud Foolseap Paper
f. IS, 900 Envelopes
I. 200 boxes Tooth Picks . Y +.
l000 pounds Pure Cream Tartar, = rEF.B
1900 pounds Caladria Iiquorice,
50gpQgpd: Sicily Iquorice,
lis ees-Ei Carb Soda.
2 - blF9dE.Qf Groin Pay seed, ~.
st- 35 bIrhIs 81 Ftaxseed,
z % barrels of Curcuma, -.. d.. .-.... al.
4 % peUnds Of Pulverfzed t an Opium,
100 pounds Opium, ------
80 pDunds Pulverized Ipecar, 5tsl ~
80 pounds Puiverized J&lau $50.
100 poands Doq err Pow ders
$50 pouu Ia RaUearb,
barrels Gum Camphor
OH BOURBON Wheat ond Rye WHISKY, BRAN
Y, WINES, and all kinds of BITTERS for Medi
qse.c.~sg e. ~ r-.s..H
Sold by Va s. JAMES CONCEAL, E,'
avis -#< I'd Wholesale Druggist,
isi5d6m corner of Common and Magazine,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-01

Descriptive Circulars Sent Free
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-01
Richmond is fast looking up in spite Of

Richmond is fast looking up in spite Of
all The disadvantages under which she
still labars. and notwithstanding the lH-
gublious portraits oil her that sometimes
appear in northern papers over large
portion of the burnt district, buildings
many Of them OF the most substantial
c3a.;,t,er- are b.iUg ran up with surprl
sing rapidIsy, and new and we'll furnished
stores are daily being opened, filed with
all that even luxury c1n desire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
Trlbutc az Ilesnecf.

WHEELING, Nv. VA, Aug. Is, 1856.
Alta meeting of the Guards Fire Company,
held at the Hose House this evening, the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions We're adopt.
ed by the Company. -. =
WHEREAS, It has pleased the atI.WIse dis.
poser OF all things to remove by death from
our association, our beloved brother Fireman,
JAMES CLARK, recently u constituted InenlI
Der OF this company, Therefore be It
1ecsotted, Tint while we bow Submissively
to the diEpensation of divine Providence by
which one OF our brother members inns been
taken away we will cherish the memory ol
me deceased rs man, endowed with those
virtues and talents which renderlnnn esteem.
Ell anu MS one whose usefulness among us
causes his loss 10 be q severe calamity.
Resolved, That in honor OF our tleDnrt.
ed brother We Will wear the usual batlee 81
mourning for so days n =
4feS9tred, That the foregoing resolutions be
recorued on the minutes OF the Com uany and
pe inserted once in each OF the dnfly iiaIjeYE
q TINS city; ALSO that copy be sent to Tie
i am OF the deceased, by the Secretary as
=, Me,heEebS tender our sincere thanks to the
members OF the other Fire Companies of This
CITY who 50 kindly participated with us IN
rendering this, the last tribute of respect, IA
our departed tTother. + f.75.5- =
JOSEPH A. FALKENSTINE
SAMUEL NJ. DARRAH,
JAMES HENRY RIDDLE,
b INElINk 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

| gT,l,o IN horiDos I'm the vicinity of
Ane Oit t=t;li ,,ssssss. sS1,t;,I,,e,l
| WelIspuES ave sti4A
without, however, the 4e1'ttet say >, SilS-
covering anything more than good
tnrospect of oil At the Panther Rum
tuon 81 tHe dentl, ~ on fAet n seven
~. "a, "a ssol t.l,o s,ta,,t,onyille
ioo1 Neln sgOA S0ai Stle p,
stratum) was penetrated. Th1s dlscoV-
cry of coal has started q project in
weTIsbnr0 tn sink shaft near the
- $500 o.. sI,;,1r,a,t me
river, convenient 1or shlPLleH''
cost is estimated at $4,000. we concur
with the Herald In believing that the
,,,,tti,,s, tl,ro,,o,l ~ ,,c1, !, ,roiect yyoul1
e.,l u ''tOti = -,
undoupledly pc OF great advantage W
property holders of Wellsburg, and no
doubt. a readv market here Mt Wheeling
- 7---,I, -. to,,,,;, ~. +I,o
ana Other places VIII De AoI4u III tiie
coal. The following additional items
n,,,1 T7to ,,,,.,,s, ~ ET0rrotio palsa-
we'll. ESQ. an old citizen Of this town,
was vas b 5 here and buried in the
old graveyard ON Sunday week, he
having died. partly in consequence OF
an injury, at West Union, in Marshall
county. News have also been received
of the death of Mr.. Lewis Stephens, who
emigrated from this place to Canton, III
inois early in the spring. He died at
Canton, of consumption, n few days
ago.
Nor QUITE Up TO Ir.-The present
fashion of head-dresses does not come
up 10 the fashion in France in Maria
Antoinette's time. from the root to the
top of your hair measuring thirty-six
inches, with feathers and ribbons above
1t. The ladies VIII see that they can
pile on a foot or two more without
being too top heavy. The girls of
Wellsburg have shown commendnble
ambition to edo their prettiest." The
mysteries about many of the waterfalls
we see passing the Herald Ohce, being,
tnshape ana size, strongly suggestive OF
gallon molasses jug. But as the ialI
months are ut hano, anu the weather
promises 70 De cool, they may; perhaps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

D..
SP1R1TuALIsM PRONOUNCED JUG
.eLERY.-The worst fears of the disciples
of the new religion have been realized.
The Colchester case at Buhalo has been
decided against the defendants This
decision, upon the defences set up by
colchester's counsel, carries with It all
the questions involved in the case.
The jury decide that spiritunlism is
jugglery; that raps and tabIe-tappings.
ana the blood,red writing on the arm,
and tloating guitars, and all the other
-phenomenn produced by the so-calIed
mediums, are neither manifestations of
supernatural power nor communica-
mons nom departed persons, but merely
the result OF sleight-ot-hand. C6lches-
ter Is thus obliged to take out a license
us a juggler or prestidi gitateur, and NE
suppose that all other mediums win he
compelled, sooner or later, to follow
MS example, The license fee does moi
amount 70 smuch-COlch could re-
alt4e 10 at single seance-but the prin--
S1pIe OF the case amounts TO a GREAT
deal. At single stroke spiritnslisnn
has been cut offirom the list 81 raj ieSir;;{fs
50 far as Buf1alo Jury can accon1niIis6
this. Defendant counsel asked iSS4 and
Nstts granted time to prepare arguments
S so the case, on the ground.
~ aong other points, of the unconsfftna
: S49aa eA4ltY OF the Revenue laws. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
q al5I'i.i1 A card

+WE RETURN OUR THAMES 10 THE
wv many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens tdeceAsed} for the literal ma fS1n-
af5e bestowed ON him while In our Iniisf fii5f
also take this method OF informing the puh1
lle mat we intend e carry on the Furniture
ann y upholstery bus hes IN all its branches
We hope hytstfict attention to bus fiess 10
merit conttnuance 81. the iatFonaGe besfoiFz
ed on him. r al EAfI7NiS \, nv AZ :
y. 1--we also intend to CaTry on ne I'm.
lettsaitStng BUSHES q before. We keen con.
stllntly ON shand a fun assofttnekit OF S6efSiIs
$3.50 NsAts4 SpiiALAe. aug2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
NEW FIR M.
j. s. TRIMBLE & CO.,
PLU1LRERs AND GAS FTTrERs.

HlHE NED HAVE JUST
il. opened q new establishment on Market
street between Quincy and John, where we
sortment OF everything In our line OF business.
FWeare alsoprepnred to execute with despatch
tirely new and has been purchased for cash
at the lowest rates. We therefore feel conf
dent thatWe can give satisfaction to 0ll who
may favor us with their patronage. ,'l7lI
augzS-h j. 8. TRIMBLE & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28


The recent heavy defalcations at New
York disturbed for a time every kind OF
stoclC investment but government secu-
rites. The effect upon bank and rail-
road shares was indeed less Sc
we're and less lasting than might reason
ably have been anticipated, but the gov
eminent securities did not experience
the slightest disturbance. There was
no reason to be seen why railroad
shares should have suffered deprecia-
ton in value, for railroad earnings were
not diminished by the entertainments OF
Jenkins and Ketchum and the frauds OF
4IumEord. But they suffered from the
general feeling of distrust occasionedb by
such astounding revelations of laxity
umong bankers and brokers, and the
leading railroads experienced decline
at once of from 4 to 8 per cent. On the
day before Ketchum's 7ascalities were
made public, Aba shares of leading
stocks were sold Mt NewYorlz; on We'd
nesday, when Ketchum was known to
be thief, 3S, 1918 shares of these same
stocks We're sold and the buyers made
their own LerlllSs inc SlIGa OIGONeEu-
ment bonds on that same Monday
amounted to S2sI 200, and on that same
Wednesday to $3.50. 600, and most of the
securities sold at higher prices on We'd
nesday than on Monday. We deem
the trial sufficient to show that the
prices, of ourgovernment securities are
10 be disturbed by nothing short of a
national convulsion. Bank tellers may
steal as much as they please, and bro
kers may gamble and swintle TO their
hearts content, and still our tiye-twen-
ties and seven-thirtics will stand firm
and unchanged. The mass of the peo-
ple-for there are moro shareholders in
the government loans than in any other
securities-are above the freaks and
panics that may pervade Wall street
and bring ruin to many speculative
broker and banker. The recent increas-
ing demand for all classes of govern
ment bonds for permanent investment
shows that their strength and security
are fnirly understood and that the people
mean to avail themselves of the advan-
tages they offer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
4 o. s. Sanitary. ictommiss5ion7
Army & Navy Claim Agency
no cHARGE FOR SERVICES.
7AMEs II. ,sCRoaIN, Local Agen,

JAMES N. scRoGIN, Local AGENT,
THE y. s. sAN1r&2Rglsss S S65ssSn " ES4
desiring TO relieve soldiers. sailors SISJ
taleiT nllntlEs nom the heavy even
S SsIsaiy ptld Tor the prosecution of slch
Sa.t nave established this Agency. to col
lSfb pensions arrears of pay, FboIIi1fy ana
0ttleE claims against the Government. iI,itboIt
e9ase Of any Kind lOhdtcreT to The
q, On application gent to this Agency. stating
ot IN ana oftlce address of the clniTs
W., ana state of the soldier on whose nd.
Se6tN me me claim q made date of dischar9e or
SeI. Lis blanks will be filled out as
tP.piyinS. TheSe can then be executed and
itEtuIned 70 TINS once, where the claim viii
ne prosecuted to q final issne in the shortest
Po III ll1t S IN ,iy1S-eod cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

EDIToRS INTELLIGENCER.- Please an
~ nounce the name of &. +. SCOTT, OF
Brooke County, asa candidate for State Seila-
tor from the First Senatorial District, subject
TO the decision of q Senatorial Convention.
aug9 OHIO COUNTY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
NEW FIRM

IT q g. MENDEL HAVE ASSoCIATEr
~. with them on the 1st day of this montil
tAugnSt CuEnn hIendel and Crawford ii
Mendel q Co. - - " i- = y y
A., We Would say, to our friends and customers
Lnat we are now receiving nom New York
ana Fhlladelphiat large and well selected
STOCK of Rich Velvet Tapestry, B bly 7extia
snperhne and other Cnrpetings Velvet Hoe
SACKS, Dfuget CT. and Bro. Shades &c. Also.
g good supply Of flne Furniture Of our own
make, Cush, Tete, Sofas, Chairs, sc, Fine
Zane Seat Chains Gilt and Int RI wool
AllrrotS Upholstered work for Steam Boats:
faInlliess Hotels, &c, All of which Will ~
SOD Sa1,i i9F e sssl1 Is 9. MENDEI & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
The Dem64ratie COnventIOn nc Column
bus, Ohio, ON Thursday last.

Tie Democratic COnY0ntIOn aG Column.
bus, Ohio, ON Thursday last.
Reviewing the nominees and resolu-
tons 0fthis body, the Cincinnati Ca
eette comments thus: -,
The spirit of the Convention. was si
of party erFaged by defeat in the war.
boiling with venom, and incoherenf
with the rush of words. It's resolutions
begin with n gush, and continue with
am indefinite drizzle. II is us IL every
body had contributed until he ran out
of words. $50 =
In the presence of the sen of blootl-
shed, and the wide waste Of (lestruc-
ton which has been brought upon the
lnnd by such fooling with treason, they
resolve to maintain State rights. referf-
ing TO various party resolutions and
declarations to Inystify them. Do they
mean the right to sece1e3 Not one OF
them dare answer. This question ON
the stump will puncture their verbose
lnilatlon about state rights, for except
TINS mono OF them can tell what they,
mean by State rights. Alltheir treacli-
crons stuff about taxation is siiniSIy, Tho
same Democratic dsteFmfnation' thaf
5 1s,s ~! Sept up through the war, to
HePr1Ve the Government of supplies rfa-
Pndiate its obligations, and breSI, Il
down before the rebellion. The Deno.
SfaIe bourbOnS have learned DotJIiTo
ana forgotten nothing. The treat,hs
sIons policy which made them infa-
NOUS IN the war, they bring mn again
EslSinS on that first and laSf oTti,sIa ~
the Democratic creed. flitE!{n Inc ,s1t3
of the people. ''''N oesFtsuatlon
At ~ mere any signs OF such detenar.
acy IN the people aslto lead INV Nm. =,
~ - = tli9tt1 they will now embracF
themf To iiaysa ,,1i ~ 44itee4lAl e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

In Westernport, Nd, on Thursday evening
Aug 9TH by the Rev. Edward Brnnnoh,
! IA AAtS Z. CLARKE, formerly of Wheeling, w.
va, and LUCY G., daughterof the Int iHenFy,
Miller, Esq, of WeSternpoft Nd . >
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
agetlt Embellishments.
Wanted.

TJouR First GLASS BLACKsNIITHs
II and one good nnisher; also, one man who
understands putting up engines. 10 those
who understand the working OF on Tools,
steady employment and good Wngea Will be
given. For further particulars apply to or
anr2s-ste Parkersbnrg, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
CORRESPONDENTS
Desirable Country Residence for Sale

OUo41 dU4U 10 14U4 J 4V4 1ItI1O'
n WILLSELL THE HOUSE AHDGROUNp
river, q half mile above Benwood, Marshall
county, West Va, known as the "BlAke
Property.R The house contains seven rooms
with hall and porches-is substantially built
of brick and In good repair. On the premi-
ses, Containing seven acres of ground, are
suitable out house3, bearing orchard of exc
cellent fruit, and never failing well of good
water. az SOL llfisi' -
For terms apply to the undersigned ON the
premises or ae the Benwood Iron Works Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

Advices from COnstantinople, Tur-
key, to July 81, report the ravages of
the cholera there ns increasing. For
the last three days in July there were
some 500 cases a day, and the mortality
ranged from 30 to so per cent. on differ
ent days. The disease was still con-
fined to the poorer classes, and the gov
eminent had done and was doing an In
its power for the relief of the sufferers.
Many of the inhabitants of Constants
nople had left the city, and the alarm
and fear in regard to further spreading
of the disease WINS on the increase.
Every steamer that left the city was
crowded with travellers, and hundreds
of anxious persons were left behind for
want of room. The f,lct, however, that
the disease remained confined to the
portions of the city occupied by the
poorer classes gives reason for hope
TINT the sanitary precautions taken by
the government and by private citizens
would prevent the disease from spread
ing to other quarters. In Italy, the
ravages of cholera were increasing al
Ancona, where there were 9S cases
August 2, 81 of which proved fatal. II
was reported, but not confirmed, thai
Milan had been reached blythe disease
Strict quarantine restrictions had beer
imposed upon all intercourse with Glib
rnltar. 1t is reported that n single css'
of cholera had occurred ut Belfast, Ire
land; but, if the report is true, 1t is pro
badly only an isolated cise, and neec
not be accepted us proof that tn
disease has progressed that far in it
western course. The frosts of carl.
autumn will soon put an end to it
progress; but as Belfast is not note,
for it's cleanliness, we shall await witt
interest further advices from TINT quar-
ter. Should the disease once gain
foothold there, the mortality woul,
rival that of Cairo, Alexandra an,
Constantinople.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
New Fail Dress Goods.


Just Opened by J. $. Rhodes.
pEAEK AND COLoRED FRENCH ME-
- ,rinoS, very cheap CobuTgs and Alpaccas
Rich Plaid Poplins and Melanges 5000 yaIJls
handsome American Delaines, LupIns best
double md single width Wool DelnlnS Brad-
ley;S EalnlSrated Duplex Skirts, BruneE'S best
make OF BalmoralS: MUGS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
Proposals to Furnish Coal.

- ceIyel by the undersigned until Thurs
day, August 3lst, 1866, TO supply the School
Houses Of the several Townships within the
School District of the city of Wheeling. with
the best quality Of clean Coal which may 6e
required for the ensuing school year. -
~ j. 81. BICKEL, Clerk s
+ aug21-5t of the Board of Education. E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
FinalnIlciaI Matters ).

The New York Commercial AdCcTttSer
says that at the present selling rate,
5-20's pay one dollar currency interest
to every s11.72 principal, while 1905
pay only one dollar to every SlS.6S, and
reasons, therefore, that an equalization
must sooner or later take place, either
by "A fall i'll gold, n rise in 5-20's or fall
in 1905.
The New York Tribune says that the
improved and improving prospects for
an export of grain to Europe, fshelping
the price of the leading railways over
which the grainwill pass to thesea- board
cities. The quotations are now higher
than before the panic.
The New York Times, however, at
tributes much of the recent advance to
thefollowing engineering process in the
market:
The, upward Railway speculation
showed increased force, to-day, and was
more generally distributed over the
New York and western list. The Erie
party are not only heavy buyers, but
have sold privileges" very extensively
to the outside Spectators under the
protection of which they in turn are
/ Tree DuyerS Tor the rise: That is, the
leading Bun in the Stock, whose re-
sponsibility is undoubted, soils for, say
one per cent. the privilege of delivering
him 500, 200 or 5000 Shares at given
rate, somewhat below the immediate
market price, in so or GO days. The
holder of this privilege can then afford
to buy the Stock for rise, and limit
4 his loss to or or 8, y Icent. in the con-
tingency of disapp This ope-
ration has been going on this week to a
large extent. 1t is not new to the
Street, but is a now feature in tho pre-
sent BWu speculation in Erie, which
speculation has, in turn, carried up
NEARLY the whole list.
The business of New Orleans is rem
resented as being more active than dur
ing any summer for thirty years, owing
to the heavy rush of cotton into the
city, after the close the war, to obtain
(which hosts of adventurers went down,
and millions of gold and grcenbacks
were forwarded.
1t is said that spectators Mt Rich
mond are buying up all the Confeder-
ate currency and bonds they can find,
lin anticipation of some proposition
hereafter in Congress for their pay
ment.
General Fremont is at the head ofan
Organization of capitalists, who are
about commencing iron manufacture
in Missouri. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

Legal proceedings viii som Ina i,,..,,
to1ed against Major WallRcI1. Of NVpsI,,
4ngton, to make him EiispoT0a IN, ~
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