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New York marker.


CoTToE-Heayy. and 2@3c lower. at
52C95Sc for middling, chiefly at 500
FLouR-5@ 1Oc better, and more doin1.
common 70 good shipping brands r. III.
o., and 50 4@I2 Is for trade brands,
market closing dull aud dropping.
MHEAT-2c better and more active;
81 1901 SO for Chicago spring: 81 7OtS
So for Milwaukee club; 81 SS(6I IS for
amber Milwaukee; 81 25(62 30- for old
winter red western; So SO for good white
WESTERN RHE-Firm; Canada att l50
.1S2O. ssBlARLiEYi hIALT-Quiet. CoRNS
1c better; $50 $50 for unsOund; 9OG0II<C.
for sound mixed Western, the latter an
extreme, closing dull. Ts-Heavy
for unsound and shade firmor for
sound at 46@5Qc for the former and
65959c for the latter. CoFFEE-Ffrm.
SUdAR-SteIdy; Cuba ATuscOVadoiIS%
@l5c; Havana, part at 14c and the re-
mainderon private terms. MoLASSES-
quiet and firm. PETROLEuM-Firm at
863z98714c for crude; 81 1fa6Oc for re-
lined IN bond5 and T61Sa70C for do. free.
WooL-Dull. PQRK-FicIn; $50 37JSm
81 20 for mess, closing at $50 so cash, and
y ISa28 90 for prime mess; also 1880
6bls mess, Nov. delivery, at So 25a32 so.
Quiet; 11@l4 for plain mess and
14(gl1 torextra mess. BEEFH Firm.
BAcoN-In demand at 2OXc, Cur
MEATs-Dull ut 151S917c for shoulders,
ana 2O(92Sc for hams. LARD-SteadY
ut 24(92SAc. RUTTER-In demand nj
SO(942c for Ohio and 4O(a55c for State. ]
CHEEsE-Ffrm at l411Salpc. FREIoHTs
TO LTvERPooL-Shade firmer.
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NEW York, November s.-The steam
er Zodiac. from Savannah on the 4th,
brings the Herald of that date. Savan.
nah merchants are aboutsendingN North
for steam fire engine. The Hefald's
pressed and declined 1a2c, and mid
ding Is quoted at Csc. Dry goods are
active In the interior, and a fIorid trade
IL springing up. The receipts OF cotton
for the week are 5000 bales. A.dis5
patch from Augusta to the Herald states
that the river Is rising. A full report
OF the State Convention in the Herald
shows astrong feeling prevailing among
the members in. favor of adopting the
State war debt. SaYaFal strong speeches
having been made against reputation.
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NEw York, Nov. s.-Two men were
sey City today by a train passing.
The CommerciaI's Washington Special
dispatch says:
The rumor that the French Minister
had demanded his passports Is untrue,
The results of the various elections
produces great emotion among THE
The POSTS Washington special says:
In nearly every county In MaryIand
the Union candidates are elected, =
Mr.. Schade; counsel for Wirz, is inn
portuning thei President to commute the
sentence of death, It Is probable that
he Will be successful. ~
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ANorHER PpAcr. n1srn1,ps1. ~ n,

ANOTHER PEACE DISCOURSE by MR.
BEEoHER.-At the anniversary of the
American Missionary ISOLATION, In his.
church, at Brood lyn, on Thursday of last
week, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher made
some further remarks in support of
President johnson and his policy OF
Cancellation. The chief points are thus
outlined:- taE
Emancipation is process, and we
must not expect it to be accomplished
To-Day or tomorrow. 1t took fortyYears
Nfhen GOD led his people to bring them
from Egypt to the promised land, and
II we bring these freedmen in ten, don't
you think we shall be doing pretty wSllY
Old habits are to be shaken of. slayish
tendencies swept away, preiudices dis
sipated; and we shall find that thisWorlS
cannot be done rapidly. II Will tako
not only judgment and wisdom. but
hope. mako up my. mind beforehand
10 sickness, SORROW and suffering; but II
IN tive years we get these people on their
leet with three-quarters of those that
are now alive remaining, we shall have
done n glorious work. It Is the future
all the time not the present; it is the ioy
set before us that must be looked at.
1T IS folly to suppose that we can
persuade Andrew Johnson to take our
view of the exercise of his power by
UouDdECluB ana DFoWDeat1ng him; anu
still less can a course of reckless and
carping remarks incline thelegislatures
of southern states to grant to the colored
population around them the full e.Cer-
else of their civil rights. II is hard to
revoludonlze man'sprejudices orchango
his opinions. How long since blacks
have been allowed to sit in churches mt
the North; and even now there is scarce
ly one to be found in every fifth church;
or to ride in ClrS or in omnibusRSf And
can we preserve this caste and still be
indignant because the sOutherners do
not Instantly lit the negroes to alevel
with themselUesR We ask the South to
rise fifty degrees in the scale, while we
fail to rise Onel We should maintain
our hold upon the national government,
cultivate the apostles Injunction OF
speaking the truth in love, Mem: For
the benefit of the New York Indepen-
dent) and have a care lest It be said that
the worst men,in the North are the best
friends Ofthe South"
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3Om. Crnyen's TrIaI--Pardon OF an
AInbnmn Pirate T.,,p-inae,.

WAsH1NeToS, Nov. s.-The trial OF
commodore Craven was resumed to-
day before the Farragnt court-martial
the accused pleading not guilty to the
naval officers, who visited the StoneyyalI
after she had surrended, were exanin-
ed on the part of the prosecution astC
build, armament and fighting capacities
OF that vessel. = ; : ; = } :
Chief. engineer Truman of the pirate
Alabama has been parGloned on the
also John Delrue, rebel paymaster.
Gen. Longstreet and Albert Pike WERE
at the Attorney Generals office to-day
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OsWegO market.

tii OaWE9Os nov. =. i
Flour unchanged; sales of 1900 bbls
at 90 for No. 1 spring; 10 so for red
winter; IL so for white; IL SO for Xxx.
Wheat tirm but quiet; $500 bu at 2 Sly,
and $500 bu No. 2 Chicago spring al
SO. Corn scarce and quiet; small
sales of Illinois, to arrive, at nc. Oats
scarce and nominal. Barley inactive.
Rye quiet at $50 for Canada. Peas dull
at 05 for Canada. %
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General Briseoe--InternaI revenue
f. naTHaInT, fl7

NEW York, November s.-The Times,
Wellington special says Gen. Briscoe's
sentence will be promulgated to-day.
Il is understood he will Be dismissed
the service and his imprisonment adj
Judged by court martial be RENTED ON
account of services. - - -. -.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has decided thatinasmuch as there
Is doubt In relation to the proper com
structton of the law requiring a return
of gross receipts from hac2men and
cartmen, such return will not hereafter
pc ex9ctedt but for the present no taxes
already paid will be refunded. Claims,
however, for abatement will be con.
Bidered.b -, -.
Gen. Hoffman, commissary of prisons
ers, Is relieved. Gen. Hitchcock sue
Gen: Longstreer unu a.. ...s..,.
with the President yesterday he also
took the amnesty oath. =.
Pardon applications are on the in
crease Four hundred were received
yesterday from Georgia, and two hun
dred from North Carolina.
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From hington--PreparatIOns for
the ExecntiOn OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.Ofhis Counsel-ReguIt UnnnnOuneed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Lewis schade,
counsel for Capt. WirZ, had an inter
view with the President to day In accor-
dance with a previous arrangement, for
the purpose of asking for commute
ton ofthe sentence. BE mentioned as
one of the reasons for his request that
the prisoner was very feeble, and APP
pearances indicated that he would not
live six months longer, therefore, the
Country could well AFFORD to let him die
six months later without hanging him.
The President being surrounded by a
large number of visitors, Mr.. Schade
did not consider It proper to ask for a
direct answer, thinking It possible that
some additional facts might come tothe
knowledge Of the President before Fri
day, which might induce him to extend
the desired Executive clemency. He
left with the President, however, a short
statement with the reasons on which he
based the application. The President
received the paper and promised to ex-
anime 1t.
Wfrz remarked to his counsel TO-DAY
that he was not very well in body, and
quite feeble, he therefore, feared thai
he could not walk to fireplace of execu.
ton with steady step, and that this
might be interpreted as sign Of. fear OIL
guilt.
When, this morning, he saw work.
men building the galloWB It astoniShed
him. He said that he did not shudder
but this was owing to the fact that hi
felt innocent OF the crime with which
he Ras charged. -
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BuHlo marIxet.

W BUFFALO, Nov.s.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet; No.
Milwaukee spring at 65; No. 2 do,
at i So. Corn firm at 6sa70c. Oats
chicago dull at SIC. Barley-Cannda
! 1Oa1 IL. Rye nominal ut sOaSc5.
Whisky held Mt 2 3Oa2 81. Pork 81 5On
IS 90. Canal Freights to New York are
about 26c; for corn q, oats 16I<.
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New EOEk lloney an,l sloel. aIarl.e.

NIoHEY AND GoLD-Moueya active and
dull and heavy at 1OS1sa1OSJS. Gold
dull and lower, opening ut I479<, de-
Ginning to 1861, and closing at 1863.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS n shade lower;
year certificates 979S; Treasury 1905
@; 6s of 81, coupons, i06; $40 coupons
1926 1910 coupons 02. lsii l5'',
: SToCKS-HeaYy; Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Ok; Northwestern 32I<; do.
pref ID 66; Toledo 1O3; Prairie dn CHEN
IS; Tol. & Wabash So; Terre Hnute prfTl
q; Canton 40; Buffalo q Erie GO; Ohio
& Miss. cert's 29M, -a
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An q which win be sold 1t the lowest prices
We solicit QrIieEA Terms Casll. ~
sep4 CAMPBELL& M'DERMoT.
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From New YOrk...COunterfeit Legal
Tender Notes.-The ChoIera...6soy.
Curtin MA ProelamRtiOn from the
Observation-Disclosures I'm Cube.
BarbRrities at st. Thomas. e
NEW YORK, Nov. Counterfeit a ftv
dollar legal tender notes are in circula-
ton In this city-a very clever imita-
ton of the genuine, experts being de-
ceived, But two disturbances between
eye. -D-4S
Gov. Curtin has been lying seriously
Ill in this city since Sunday. = HIS
phystcians report him better TODAY.
The Commercials Washington dis
patch says the President will issue n.
proclamation declaring the RESTORATION
ofpeace before the meeting of onpTess
Joe johnson is coming to Washino-
press. -
Albert Pike Is in Washington.
Havana dates of the 2sth states that
the severe hurricane of the odd and 23fl
ragged with great force all over the
island and in Havana harbor, The
streets OF the city were filled with water
TO the depth of three feet. The pas
sengers of the steamer Columbia pre-
sented Capt. Barton with a gold watch
Tor saving that vessel and their lives
from destruction on the passage from
New York. Ut = = en'
The barbarities practiced in st.
Thomas, Jamaica, are confirmed. The
authorities hanged about forty culpfits.
Inc city Is under martial law. . Is''F5
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Cash for Grain.

TIHE SURSCRIRERs WILL PAY CASH
for grain delivered at their WaTehOuse, cor-
nGr OF Market and Quincy streets.
Oc8 s,l-elst3 FORRELL & CO.
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From WashInEtona.....The Indian nee.
Enflnn VIII The 1870.

-
WAsHINGToN, Nov. s.-Thts morning
q delegation of Fox Indians visited the
President in company with JUDGE
Cooley, Commissioner of Indian AL
fairs, and superintendent Sells! The
Indians were severally introduced to
the President, when one of the chiefs
said that they had heard Of their great
father, and had very much desired to
see him. The President replied that he
was glad to meet and receive them..
HIS object would be to cultivate peace
and friendship, and he hoped the Gov
eminent would be met in correspond
ing spirit on their part, and amicabls,
RELATIONS which should exist betWeen
the Government and those here repre-
sented be cultivated. They should be
made TO see to the interests of all con-
cerned. he would spare no pains to SEQ
LnaI thelf interests are promoted and
themselves secured and protected in
the engagement of all their rights.
PROVISIONS would be made for them
while here, and they would be enter
tanned IN manner suitable and fitting
TO their condition, and he hoped thai
when they left here they would take
with them the best wishes and feelings
OF the President towards them. Com
missioner Cooley explained to the Pres
1dent that the SacS and Foxes were To-
GATED IN Kansas, and by treaty of 1872,
they We're granted anannuity of ISL 600
The Sacs We're largely in majority, aud
number two-thirds of the Confederate
Tribe; The Indians here represented
complain that they have not had their
rights. Many of them have never LEFT
their homes in Iowa, while others have
returned thither from Kansas. These
chiefs ask that there be n division of an
nuity and land. The President said he
would again see them, and amer hearing
the facts, he would be prepared to do
entwou1d emade which would prove
satisfactorysto them.
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Whee1ine BreWerv.

HIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
il purchased The entire Brewing, AinltinR
and Hop business of George W. Smith, Eco,
Of the City OF Wheeling, w. Va, and have
leased, for Q term Of yeaFS his extensive
Brewery and Malt Honses, and respectfully in
the public generally, that they feel themselves
competent to keep up the wen known Feputa-
lion or George ~, Smiths Ales, Malt, de-.
them, and the public may rese assured they
viii receive as good article form the new firIn
II. DARLINGTON q co.
wheeling, W. Va, Nov. LIST, lS86-2Wlfif lf
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witness. r. g. Henderson, 1'
"a Card.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
actively engaged In business for nearly
half a century resolved, some time Eince, 70
partially retire, SO soon rs he could succeed
enee. TO succeed him, so that the reputation
for his ales and mnlt might be Bnstained. He
has great pleasure now inthformiIig his trends
and customers, and the public generally. that
he has sold out his entire buiin e., together
Darlington Coz gentlemen every way quail
ned to succeed him, and worthy Of public
cOn1denceand patronage. He also takes this
opportunity Of sincerely thanking his friends
for their continued and undiminiShed support
during the long period that he has b0en en-
glged In bt1GineaS sLll OH
II - GEO W. SMITH.
Wheeling, W. Va, Nov: Isl, is65.-2w
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! chicago Market.
CHIuAno. Nnv,.

Flour quiet. Wheat firm; at opening
advanced 1a2c, closing quiet ut 40 for
NO. l, and l l5al ~ Tor No. 2. Corn
firm, opening ut 56a57c and closing Mt
5516c for No. I and 5S1< for No. 9. Oats
dulI at &c. Provisions dull and NOM
inal. Freights dull.
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Mobile, Ala.

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. s.-The election
In this city yesterday passed of quietly.
The following candidates have certainly
received majorities, but they cannot be
given, as yet, as the full returns are not
yet in: Bulger, for Governor; Langdon,
for Congress-; Sage, for State Senator,
and Grant, McKingsley, Clark, Tomp-
kins, and Grinnell for members of the
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ClncinnntI nInrIInr

O44NVANN4AI4I NUVs o
Flour and wheat unchanged and oui-
ct. Bulk Meats held firner. Bacon
Sides advanced; sales ut Isc. Hogs
quiet. Receipts in last d hours-lI0O
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ToIedo mnrIket.
TOLEDO, Nov. 8,

TOLEDO, Nov. 8.
Wheat-old steadyand new DC better:
old white Michigan %; old No. red |
Wabash 90; old amber Michigan 2 90; |
new 81. Corn steady at 66c. Oats
unchanged at 3Sc.
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DETROIT, Nov. s.-w. j. Mills, DEM
ocrat, elected Mayor by 800 majority.
Gov. Crosse has appointed December
9TH as a day of ThanksgiY
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COIored Convention.

PouGHKEEPsIE, Nov. ga State con-
yention (coloredl met here to-day for
the purpose of advancing the interests
of their people in this State. Several
speeches were delivered.
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NEWARK, NoY. .s.-Ward (Rep.J has
from {, 700 to 2, 500 maj ority In this State,
for Governor, which is gain of nearly
The Republicans have 10 majority in
the House and one majority in the Sem
ate. The election of Ward secures the
appointment of a Republican as clerk
in Chancery and Supreme Court and a
part of other positions. The bells
are ringing out their rejoicings over the
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FORTRESS NfoNRoE, Nov. s.-orders
from Washington have been received
that no more steamers. or vessels are 10
be discharged from Government service,
and also stopping tho sales OF transpor-
tation property,
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mIIITa0IfeS 57.TZS,I.

l9uiG MILwAUKKR, Nov. 8.
Flour dull. Wheat active Mt 5Oa
1 90. Oats dull.
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RaIIoon RSridnI.

NEw YoRK, Nov. s:-The balloon
bridal, contemplated for long time,
Miss Mary West Allen, of st. Louis;
and Or. u 3. Boynton, of Syracuse.
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel ,. M.gCur-
tbs, Of the 18th infantry, publishes q
card denying the statement relating to
the Mrs. Douglas transaction in the
purchase Of abandoned and eonflscated
rebel property. She has never even
held q treasury permit to purchase, and
has never been Connected with any per-
son engaged In such transaction.
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LONDON, 2sth.-Evening.-The news
to-day is unimportapt.
Two French trigates leave Toulon to-
day to bring home portion Of the
French troops in the Roman States. The
second brigade returns to France next
The Spanish Ministers are said to
have declared that they cannot sane
ton the revision of the constitution as
proposed by the Committee of the Rigs
Rad. 49, p
American Stocks opened fiat, but
closed rather better.
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DISSOLuTTON

DUBLIc NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
4 that the co-partnerShip heretofore exist
M9ltsterS in the City Of Wheeling, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The debts OF
Smith. to whom an debts due the film are 10
be paid.
Dated at Wheeling, W. Va, the LIST day OF
. GEO. w. SMITH,
JOHN TEECE.
JOHN GIBSON.
Witness, X. 3. Henderson. DOV4-2W
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CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The county cleo
ton of this State yesterday, resulted as
far as heard from, with few exceptions,
In the success OF the Republican cam
didates. The Republican majority of
this county approXimated 5.0O0
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Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Nov. s.-The entire Repub-
lican ticket in Erie county and Buffalo
city Is elected, except Gen. Rogers,
Democrat, for Comptroller, and the
Democrats claim the election of Will
hanson by about 20 majority to the AS
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TRENTON, N. ]. Nov. S.-ward's OH
much from 1000 to $500. The next
Legislature will stand as follows |:
Union majority in the Senate / (; Assem-
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CHICAGO, Nov. S.Sfnger a. Co.'s
Packing House, ON Kngsbery street,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
SIS, 600; insured Tor nearly that amount.
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ImPOrtant Dlspnteh o PreaIdent

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-The following
dispatch has been received: p
To HIS Ercelency, AndretD johnson,
President of the q. s.
MILLEDGEvMLE, GA, Nov. 7.-The
Convention has repudiated tho war debt
by a vote of 1873 to III. -
(signed,l J. JOHNSON, 'Prov'l Gov.
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Cleveland.
Chicago.

CLEVELAND, Nov. s.-1OO guns are
now being fred in honor OF the late
election Victories.
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ARRIVAL on THE CUBA.
Another Revenue Decision.
ELECTION NEWS.
New York City.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Lent, Repub-
lican, is elected Senator in the 9Th dis
trict. Murphy, Republican, in the 7th
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Foreign Nsws-Additlonal Per steam.

NEW York, Nov. s.-London Money
Market-Moneyi is fair and In demand,
the bank rates remaining at per cent.
The Bank and Stock Exchange were
closed on the 9th.
The Daily News says the favorable
bank returns had inspired new conf
dence in financial circles, although
there was not enough business to test
the extent of the Improvement.
Liverpool Produce Market The
Brokers' Circular reports ashes active
and advanGed Is; pots, ss9S7s; pearls,
fee steady. Rice firmer and active.
Petroleum quiet at 2s 1Od@3s Sd for re-
fined. BIZ
London NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm.
Wheat firm and advanced Is. Sugar
quiet and steady. Coffee steady. Tea
leum dull at 2s l1d@3s Sd for refined.
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY EVENING,
Oct. 2s.-Cotton sales to-day have been
10000 bales, market dull and declined
N@11d; yesterdays advance is nearly
lost. Market buoyant
with an advancing tendency. Pro-
visions firm but dull. Produce firm.
Ashes firm, while other articles are
quiet and steady,
LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, Oct,
2S.-Consols closed at 9SM for money.
The weekly Liverpool cotton market
was received per steamer Peruvian.
The market for goods and yarns is very
dull, and the advance at Liverpool had
no effect,
Liverpool Breadstuffs Market Rich
ardson, Spence Il Co., and others, re-
port flour firm and advanced Is per bar
rel. Wheat firmer and advanced 2aSd
per Genital; winter red as 10da1Os I'D.
Corn firmer and advanced Cd per quar-
ter; mixed 29s a 29s Cd. The above adj
Vances in quotations have taken place
since Tuesdays markets.
Liverpool Provision Market. - Big
land, A. Co. report beef firm and mac
tive. Pork-market bare. Bacon is
scarce and firm, and new arrivals sell
freely. Lard quiet and steady; the sup
ply Is very scarce, Cheese quiet and
steady. Butter firm and advanced I'd.
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BUFFALO, Nov. s.--The bark Great
West No. 2, laden with corn, IS ashore
on the Colchester reef, about 20 miles
below Detroit, - irliilis go
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DooTs ANn SHOES =
BOOTS ~ SHOES

d PORTER & SONS ANNOUNOE TO
~, their friends and the public, that their
Fan Stock Of Boots and Shoes are now full
chants and others visiting our CITY % give
them call, believing they can Sell item
goods to better advantage than they can pur-
chase In Baltimore or PHILADELPHIA, ut No
lS5 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-09
AT THE FAIR OF THE
American Institute, New York.

The Committee reported:-.srhe wheeler &
Wilson Sowing Machine makes the LOCK-
sT1rCH, and Ta1lkI htohest on account Of the
elasticity, permanence. beauty, and general
deairableneSs of the stitching when done, and
the widerange ofits application"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-09

From, WANING ton---PreparatIona for
.orhis Counsel-RegnIt Unnnnouneed.