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sketch or Brevet Major General james II,
william.


No less great than the wonderful revelations Of the
material Of the country has the develop
mont OF all grades Of equal 10 every emergency
Less than Ave years ago the subject OF this sketch
cadet at the government scademy to-day he leads
army, and his Is at the head Of the finish
ing and one OF the most brilliant raids Of tho war
James H. Wilson, Brevet Major General Of Volunteers
and Captain Of Engineers United States Army was born
In Lower Illinois about the year 1870 He entered West
Point cadet In 1866, and graduated nfh In his cass
Juno 30 1890 On the following day ho promoted
10 brevet second lieutenant Typographical Engn-
eers Upon 10 outbreak OF tho rebellion he
was made full second lieutenant. to datc from
Juno TO- 1851. On the 9th Of September following lac
became FIRST lieutenant In his corps Upon the organiza
ticn, at Annapolis Maryland, Of the Sherman e. W.
expedition % Hilton Head South Carolina, Lieutenant
Wilson ordered duty Chlor OF Typographical
Engineers Of that army After the forces had socureds
foothod In South Caropa Lieutenalt Wilson conducted
number Of rcconnossanccs through the rivers and
otner water courses In the vicinity Of Fort Pulasx on the
savannah river with avew. future operations In that
direction On December "A, fhs left on more OK.
tended and dean, reconnaissance % discover whether
navsaOe passage existed between Catalogue Sound and
the Savannah river Al THIS time the extreme ad.
vancs OF our forces rested on Dswfuske Island
Leaving Catalogue Sound in two rorbosts with
: oAo1hment OF seventy nen Of Rhode
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The Navy.
ARRIVAL or THE GUSBoATs GETTYSBURG J

ARRIVAL or THE GUSBoATs GEIrYSBuR nc \ sD DAY
LIGHT.
The United Statos steamer Gettysburg arrived here
yesterday thirtysix hours from Fortress Monroe With
United states steamer Daylight in l1w. The following 10
list Of her onlcers:-
Acting Volunteer Licaenant ComnandiTg-ssmuel ID.
WasLburne.
Acting A A,aant Tay,aa,tcr--James 4 Giraud.
fnsigns-wm. j. Eliridge ~ e. Keith, :. y Ia Diou
and Charles Miller.
Nuc-T. u. i. Gross.
Engin ers-Acling First Assistant g. Perkins, Second
Assisiants j. NJ Case, A. J. rixey H. b Carter; Third
Assistants Jno. W. Hoinas, j. H. Wilbur, A. j. Donesan
The United States steamer Daylight, eighte guns,
Ac.ing Master Jos A. Billiard commanding, fortyeght
hours from Hampton Roads, towed hero by Un..ed
saies steamer Gettysburg The following is list OF her
officers.
lcfino Ma ksr Commanding JOS A. Ballard
A ting En,tor and Er,cvt ~ OErer--J Arnold Gross
1cf,no assisfaHf Syrgcon--Jas. X May.
Acfn0 Agisam PIymdasr-Frcderick G. Inlay
ovcro,; Second Assistant Robert rallet; Third Assist
ant upry n. Allen.
En-gn-c Lndemanp.
1ates-wm n. Bolton, :. r Mcrrman.
DEPARTrRE or the sUrPLy STEAMER FoR TnB
SOUTH ATLANTIC BLoCEApiS0 SQUADRON.
The supply steamer Massachusetts,, Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant commanding william West, was detained on
Saturday s regular day Of sailing, by order Of the
Navy Department She will sa at noon tomorrow from
Ph aGeiphla Letters for the South Atlantic blockadns
sauadron n forwarded to-day, will reach her In time
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wu,,.m.burn cav news.

F,oar Bsrwkry rmsxrs AVID Poucsaxs-Two % rnb
FoasxR suor About three o'clcck A. ", yesterday,
somc 1remen belonging 10 Hose Company No ~ we"
congrcga,cd n North second street, near SEVENTH H.
and acting In disordery manner omeers bco 40.
Welsh of tho Forty 9th preciDct went INTO 'ne 0'v"u
and advised them TO disper-e and preserve or1', e
t,n s,oro, and used them very roughly ofhces
welsL hsuu4 one Of his .hspas badly mashed with
atom. the odecrs ,hcn graprlsd with two Of then,
Named r,, ,ovls and Michael Farrell Tho friends Of
- -. .,,omn,ed q rescue, and succeeded In
taxing boyle from cr wsh whose no. ,%s @and Mssss M 30
u'y ~ sfsc,ln NJ DOYLE the crowd became bolder
nj nnrs volcy after voey Of stones at tle oce,s
h G Then concluded to rs, ,ner reSo,vsro % srorS W sSr sr
sssonre and after nnne tew shos into INC orowu
,,a ,hem they managed 70 get back 70 the t'auon
I s,I the prisoner Farrell. Two of the h,emeh
hOu ,.@i 70 be OF, one Of them dangerously IN the
49, hi thclr names or whereabouts could not DC ase'''
, .A
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extras has turned into cule what at first was supposed
10 have been invested with some element OF dlgr'ty
worthy Of tho OCCASION II Is regarded az ctos ter
mnaon TO such career that Of the leading actor IN
the tragedy that he should have been captured while
trying to make his escape In his wlies pettcoa's and
should have surrendered without enort at resistance
which might have dignned In glorious death bis exit
from the scene on which he Jagged too long He Will
now come here 10 be tried for completely In the assss
snation Of President Lincoln aud will probably die no
political martyr, but as feloa and murderer
From the we'll known characteristics Of General VII.
500 and his pertnacity attention TO minute details 40
doubt is ontertaned that the arbitrator Jen will be
safely delivered to the authorities here for trial and
punishment
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Abou. halfpass niue O'Clock last evening, asa ss'h
car was pasaig ,hrodsb wes, Broadway on lis
return trip, one OF apary o sssaycd 20 crssthe
street DC ore the should have pase "a theptNmp,
s,nE,ns tho po,s in bsr MI Tho d-''er 4 All m his
power 70 stop the car b., owngt ~ fght ihe horses
plunged end before he could sgtcct fore wheel bf
The car had passed completely Ltr. leaving her
mAnglcd and bleeding corpse.
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Our special washir q ton Despatch.

rWTN N n WAeHINufoN, May IL, Ib66.
Tho news or ths capture OF jon Davis spread rapidly
Noh the city last evening, aud the occasion Of
mucn .r'husiasn and rejoicing II was announced q.
\, ssro places Of apspsemont and called forth the
l. %. tunultuous applause, se. a'i. le
io dss'is AZ h'. oopture cpbshod this aftersoon IN
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Mrs. ,yen.rson Davis.

The present vito Of the archtraItar, who has been
captured with hmis his second wife, the daughter Of
General Taylor having died many years since Mrs
Davis maiden name verina Howell She 10 sald 70
be q granddaughter OF General Howell, OF New Jersey
She is stli young woman with family, believe Of
four children
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lie Fails to Initiate Booth anu DIE
i'm tlle Last Ditch.
DETAILS OF the CAPTURE.

Deeretary Stanton to Major General DIX.
WAP DEPARTMENT, |
WAsHNoros, May H. 1868. !
Major General JoHs A. DIX. New York;
The following details ofhe capture Of Jefferson Davis
while attempting to make his escape his wfes clothes
have been received from Major General Wilson
EDWIN ". STANTON.
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Colonel Lubbick. or Texas,

Francis r. Lubbock, aldo 70 the rebel President,
ported BY General Wilson captured with him, Is a
native Of Harris county, Texas He was formerly Leuten
ant Governor OF that State Having been elected In 1867
with b. r. Runnels as Governor His term expired In
1889 When the began he went the staff OF Gen.
eral and served In that capacity at the first
battle Of Manassas or Bull He remained with Long
street until 1864 when he was given the vacancy on the
staf OF yen Davis caused by the promotion Of Colonel
James Chestnut, OF South Carolina TO be Q brgadier
general He has since been serving In that capacity.
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Colonel w. r. Johnston. or Kentucky.

Colonel w. p. Johnston, or Kentucky.
william Preston Johnston, Of Kentucky, native Of
Louisville the of we'll known physician of that city
and nephew Of General William Preston OF The same
city, Formerly Minister to Spain He ,s fhmiliariy known
In Louisville as "Boos" Johnston He was known there
a. young man Of Wild loose habits very fond Of induI9
fond OF playing Sir Charles Coldstream, IN Used Up
and played with much taste He affected the character
IN real life and tried to be ndoeni bas ndivdua
but be has doubtless been thrown or his equaniny by
late events as thoroughly STR Charles by his sup
posed murder or the old blacksmith Johnston married
some years since the sister Of Matt Ward who became
notorious ss the murderer Of the Kentucky schoolmaster
Butler,
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on the 9Th October lsts He s consequently, In bis
forty seventh year. He isa lawyer by profession and
has occupied many civic military positions Ia Texas
70 which State he emgrated many years since Inls52
he was appointed Judge of the District Court OF Texas
and IN 1907 he elected member OF the Thirty 6nh
congress and was chosen 20 sit several committees
he has Oiled since 1851 the position Of postmaster
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Colonel Burton ". Harrison, OF Mfssis-
sippt.
has been the private secretary Of Davis ever since his
inauguration as rebel President or hts history previous
70 the war We know nothing His career has been COZ.
bned 70 the dules Of private secretary.
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TIM sIL,rAry SITUATION

is Just beginning TO he correctly unjersood here The
ca,tnre or Cosn.bus ard Macon, ia, BY General Wilson,
Tho entire and complete possession ~ their state, with
the capture Of every capor. and portsD inland town,
Aud the surronoer of the Army OF Northern Virginia 70
General Grant has satisfied even sc most sanguine rebel
that Dixie has pretty eneciusly "played out" AZ
general ng the people " not all disposed 70 rejoice nj
tbeee important conclusions At least highly salts
Ged with the mediate prospect OF peace end the return
OF friends and relatives 70 their homes Tho loss of The
odIvtnc institution OF slavery drcs not even excite
sgh OF regret and every sensible, renecng Southern
man inot here that the ver has ~ least re-
lIevod them OF this incubus upon hel agricultural and
prosperity
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New York tlnrisri.
by Telegraph


New YORK, August Z.
COTTON-Dull, heavy and fully one cent low.
eli at 46 for middling
FLOUR-Dull heavy and lOal5c lower; 81 -
G6 ~ for extra State; IS 6506 10 fOr extra SUI
dium extra Western; S77pas 90 for common to
good shipping brands extra r. H. o., and - lodp
6U for trade brands, market closing heavy.
WHlSKY-Quiet and without decided change.
WHEAT-Market heavy and &c lower; sales
1900 bushels at 81 81 for Milwaukee club 81 4"
al i2i for amber Milwaukee, the latter price for
extra; i 400l 4! for No. I Chicago spring; 81 ~
Tor good winter red Western and 8 9SS9 90 for
white Michigan Sales of 500 bushels Lew
crop amber Michigan, to arrive within ten days,
at s. 90.
RYE-Steady; Western 49,
CORN-1d2c better, with fair demand, in
part for export, at s5dS6 for unsound 81 9o7 fer
sound mixed Western, and 81 ass for high mix
ed nearly yellow.
OATS-I02c better; 6Oa6o. for West I'm, lat,
ter generally held at 81.
RfCE-Dull,
COFFEE-Dull
SUGAR-Dull.
MOLASSES-Dull
WOOL--Dull
PETROLEUAI-Quiet at 81; @33 for crude
and 524 ass for refined in bond; refined free dull
aud nominal
PORK-Duil with downward tendency; $3.50
IS ga for new mess, closing 'iull So for cash;
s903O for 1864 do; S24624 50 for prime, and
81 G27 IS for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady at about previous prices
BEEF HAMS-Scarce and firm.
LARD-Dull at l9124i
BUTTERFLY demand at 23d2s for Ohio and
30Q35 for State
CHEESE-Dull at 10Gl5..
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Wheeling Retail Market.

MONDAY Evening, August :.
BEEF STEAK-2Oc per lb.
ROAST AND STEAK -15c per Id.
BOILING PIECES-i0c per Id.
VEAL-Hind quarter, Is to 2oc per ID.
SAUSAGE-20c per Id.
MUTTON-12 to 1sc per Id.
LAMBS to 20c per 10.
CHICKENS-50c per pair.
BUTTER-25c per lib.
EGGS-l5ca20c per dozen.
CORN MEAL-26c per quart
S0RGHUM-2Ic per quart
APP LIE BUTTER-25c per quart.
POTATOES-30c per peck.
TOMATOES-25c per peck.
BEANS-30c per peck.
ON1ONS-50c per peck
BEETS-3 punches for I0c.
CABBAGE-5t to l0c per head.
CUCUMBERS-2Oc per dozen.
CORN-lOc per dozen.
APPLES--35c per peck.
PEAkS-sl per peck.
PLUMS-sl per peck.
PEACHES-s4 per bushel
BLACKBERRlES-sl per bucket; ljc per
quart.
FLOUR 275 per sack of 40 lbs or slo per Dbl
l.r best brands.
SUGAR-Brown, i5to &C; Crushed, % to 90;
Coffee, 22c.
TEAS-Green, 81 75ass Is Black sl|s,sz 10.
CONTRIBUTING article 3Tia43c per H..
PROVISIONS Crrcd Hams I3c per 10;
shoulders and des a)c; Dried Beef 25c; Beef
Tongues 40a60c.
SIiAP-C cincinnati German l2lc; Wheeling dO
TO- Family soap ll9c
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all OtherUnfOrtunases.
Artif ial Legs, Arms & Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS THEIR MAN.
UFACTURE.

FTER SEVERAL YEARS EN-
n PERIENCE in the manufacture of Arti.
fetal Arms Legs and Clutches, the undersigned
tatters himself that he is now able to give en-
tire satisfaction to all those needing any thing
in his line. He warrants his articles to be as
servceable durable and light as can be manu-.
featured; as evidence he refers to the following
voluntary certificates:
To Charles BehIer, AGENT Wheeling:
U. s. GENERAL. HOSPITAL
WHEELING w. Va, April 25th, 1868. 5
take pleasure in stating to you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
featured by Leonhard Legran, and for which you
are agent For simplicity of construction as
well as durability and convenience / have never
seen anything to equal them, and / there fore
cheerfully recommend them to any who are I'M
fortunate enough to need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your 0bedient servant
JOHN KIRKER,
A. A. Surgeon, U. S. A, in charge
Wheeling, w. Va, April 27th, 1865.
have ca ofully examined the Artificial Legs
of Leonliard Legran, and find them simple in
their construction of good workmanship, light
and very substantially made. They will he
quite as serviceabe as any artificial logs in use
and on account of their simplicity and strength
less liable to need repairs. / cheerfuly recon-
mend them to any who may need artificial limbs
JOHN FRlSSELL,
A. A. Surgeon u. s. A.
WHEELING, W. Va, April Goth 1865
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by Charles
Behler Agent can recommend Tor the follow.
ing advantages; simplicity in structure strength
of material and economy in price
Respectfully II. W. HAZLETr,
Surgeon Board of Enrolment.
1t affords me much pleasure to state that Leon.
hard Legran, corner of East Commons, ALE.
.heny has furnished me with an artificial log
that can use well, after one weeks using |
oheerfully recommend Oall who are unfortunate
enough to need one to give him a call.
LEWIS RAMLEY,
Springdale, Allegheny county Pa.
For further particulars call OH, or address,
LEONHARD LEGRAN,
No. 30 Ohio Street, Allegheny City, Pa,
Or, CHARLES BEHLER, Agent.
mvi Monroe Street. Wheeling W. Va.
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FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,

ruled to about THIRTY DIFFERENT FORMS
viz: IL Ledgers, Day Books, S Journals, Bill
Books, 4 Cash Books, Sales Books, Invoice
Books, / Discount Book, Check Register, De-
posit Register, Collection Registers, Ticker,
Hands Register, Freight Book, Passage
Books, ! Fuel Book. These books practically re-
cord about six hundred business transactions,
comprehending Duffs original plan of business
transaction, introduced about twenty-five years
AGO How far Others have succeeded in imita
ting him will be best seen by comparing the bust
ness papers and books of their pupils with those
of the graduates of this institution
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COM MERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale Market.


MONDAY EVENING. August Z.
FLOUR-Hishlv excited and considerable
speculative demand; sales at 500 500l0.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 7502 90
UATS-Nominal at 40.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 50655.
SUGAR-Good demand; Porto Rico l4.0 49,;
crushed, powdered and graduated %, A. Coffee
81; B. do ~.
MOLASSES-Ne Orleans 81 l501 %.
SYRUPS-At 90c0sl %.
COFFEE-33c.
BACON-P.ain Hams 81; s. Cured and can
vassed 81; Shoulders l8t; excited and In limited
supply.
OfLS-Lard OIL decided advance; 81 90 for No.
!; g 05 extra No. refined; Carbon quiet and
sales at 65.
SALT-Ohio River 81 IS; Table 81 co.
BUTTER-Plenty at Ice
EGGS-Not much doing at12ic.
LARDA22c in tierces
WOOL-Considerabl has been sold dnring the
last week from 50 to IS.
HAY-sl4 per ton loose.
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Philosophy Of Marriage.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, August Z.
STOCKS-Firm U. S. 6's 81 coupons 81 O6i
5-21 coupnussl 06; new issue 81 O4i U ). SIS l04O
coupons 81; treasury notes $40, second series.
30; Missouri 6's ~; Cumberland preferred Gu /;
Brunswick City land I u; Erie Sal; Hudson 81 T.;
Reading 81 oct; Illinois Central 81 ~; North
western 27i, preferred 629: TT. Wayne 97s: Chi
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baltimore Markct.

by Telegraph
BALTIMORE, August :.
FLOUR-St-ady.
.WHEAT--Steady; sales of prime red At 50 IL
and prime white ut - 5jlD:' 6o.
CURN-Dull; sales % fJr white and yellow,
OATS-Firm at iJ0l6.
PROVISI0NS-Quiet and dropping
WHISkY-Sales OF Western at - g..
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r. 81. LEE. M, D.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN

MARBLK WORKER, ON MAR
Wl KET STREET, between the Custom
House and the Little Suspension Bridge. Mon
umental work Of al kinds made to order. City
and country orders win be met with promptness.
splS.ly
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New York Money tMnrket.

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, August Z.
MONEY--Quiet and steady at 667 per cent.
for call loans, chiefly at latter rates.
STERLING-A shade firmer; 81 CsiaI Os. for
gold and first class bills
GOLD-Opened at 81 A.; advanced TO 81 Az;
declined to III 49,, and closed at 81 A.
GOVERNMENT TOCKS-A shade easier.
a LATER.
NEW YORK, August Gold closed tonight
81 49,. :.
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THE DAILY RICHTER 1OOK
i BINDERY turns Dot Ill kinds Of Blznks
and Blank Books. for individually firms steam
boats. railroads and esustisG An ha6s Of
biDdine dsaA
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Wet xIRGINIA, OHIO COUN.

vTME Daily RRGlsTER BOOK
u sBINUERY turns out all kinds Of Blank.
and Blank Books, for individuals, frms, steam.
binding donA
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DIR. THOMAS j. KISN Err.
MILL, an ADDITION EH FIIE
w treatment OF all Acute Die 'sr. dsyot, !,
portion OF his time to the treat .ut u all yarie.
ties 81 Chrohic Diseases, tTr"i To- RitiOna! OF
Eclectic - stem. such a. ID sr.tt.s Of Eye and
Ear, Rheumatic and Eerr1i'. slsea SuibaI
Affections, Epilepsy, D,sa-t-. OF tbs Liver
Stomach Bladder and Kid ~ An Scroltilous,
Skin ami SyphiGtc Discs lab Feet or DE-
torted Limbs, aud al DIEeas %, both Acute and
Chronic 20 which Females are subject From
his long experience in such cases, he feels conf.
dent Of giving entire satisfaction TO any who may
call No charges for examination and opinion "
cases. Medicines safe, prompt and reliable Az
communications strictly confidential and promni
ly attended to-.
02ice hours a. II 70 9P. NJ
Office and Residence on 81 Street near Re
& Crafts Drug Store Centre Wheeling Wv
iy2dhwly
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P. E. ZINN,

ERUlTERER s. CONVECTION.
II Err, Bridge Corner. Wheeling, w. Va,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer of Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished on short
notice and accommodating terms. sep21
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become tho victims of Soil
tary Vice. that dreadful and destructive habi,
which annually sweeps to an untimely grave
thousands of Young Men of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entranced listening Senates with the
thunder OF eloquence, or walked to ecstacy the
living Tyre, may call with full confidence
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands czred At THE establish
ment within the last twenty years, and the pu'
merous important Surgical Operations perform
ed by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed oy the reporter
which appeared again and sgstn before the pub
lie, besides his stapdisg - gentleman Of char.
aeter andresponsibility, isa sufficient guarantee
to the afflicted. M
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