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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08

GA good-looking, intelligent,
well-dressed, tidy, and prepossess-
ing white girl" of Ohio, has mar
ried a big Sambo, about seven de-
grees blacker than bucket Of
coal tar. Mated doves
Two souls with but single thought,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08

Under no circnmstances must a
distillery be allowed to run until
the requirements of law and the
foregoing regulations have been
complied with; and any distillery
found running without such COM
pliance, must be Immediately stop
ped by the Collector.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08

Two colors mixed as one.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08

Every distiller (section S4) is
required to erect two or more re-
ceiiving cisterrns in 2 room or bull.
ding used for that purpose, and
for no other, for each distillery.--
Each of these cisterns must be OF
sufficient capacity to hold all the
spirits distilled during the day of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19
ansarauff.
l Incorporated 1855,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

UEFICE NO. q MONROR 81, ~
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
NJ tereSt paid on special Deposit, Notesnnd
BiIts Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS mndO on all points
In order To meet a want that has long been
felt In this community, this institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday afIer-
noon between the hours or two and four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum OF money from
one dollar and upwards, on which 1ntereA
- GEO. MEEDEL, President,
DIRSCToRS:-Alex. Lnughun, A. j. Pnnnell,
JSln N,illn Mcclure, ir., Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
oGl7-ly A. A.GQUARRIER. Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19
MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK

~ 8s OfWest Virginia. ,ilrIrE
Capital Paid I'M 100000.
TIHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
ness OF the merchants and Mechanics
Bank of iWheelinE.n 1T Is % designated De.
pository and Financial agent Of the United
States, and Is prepared to do q legitimate
Banking gFbuRlness. ts.f it E1it .,pfIis
PreS1deitt-RObeFt CHahgle. Z .s5tlGiJ
DiFectOT8-ThomRsS Sweeney, Il. 8. Delaplaih,
Jas. o. Aoheson, John Uonlon, Jacob Berger,
"A. Allen Howell, J. Nelson Vance, James
pal5atE; aB14:1y no az 9. BRADY 4 2 Cashier
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19

TO BLACKSMIFEIs.
A NVILS, "PetsF WFightl51 Uatent the
~ best imported. sE3 q ~ - 80 80
BELLOWS. = ,tArDdt'6. COlds galre.) Ii..,
asWlSES, i.PaSlleY. Nelson 4 lsois If
+. $SI4ED9ES, Sledge MOnldE Band IIaunneFl
~; GSSs and Shear, Hound, Square,
TR0N, me best aa.1urtmant in thec,ty.a
Pc HILDRETH q BRO
% Main street, bet Monroe and Quincy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19


T. H. Logan, T. p. ShalIcrnsss j j. e. Rhodes.
Geo. Mendel, j. Il. Hobbs, Saml. McCieIs
Ian, G. w. FranEheim, Jas N. Vance, Alex,
Laughlln. 1a'.ff at. y
ETHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING REESJ
0Tgnnized four Years, and in that time
done successful business, is still prepared
to take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStAb-
Ishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car.
goes on the Western RiveTs and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings; Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or years at reduced rates,
THIS being home Institution, with the lar
Eest capital and surplus of any company in
In the State and composed OF Some
ninety-fOur stockholders, most ofWhom are
among our nest business men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration Of tho
tnsnring public, and sOliclts their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
onlce, North side OF Monroe. between
Main and Market Bts., Wheeling, w. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling.
N. q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
Z SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President ocl6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19
Franklin Insurance COMPANY
DIIEECruSs

OF WHEELING.
.RIsN. 600.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

in gsortDsdfst eiaIitb ,itrS Stobunseu
sesen 6ieielben apsitieB, lernte geltern
Wlor9en eiAiebeli, Dap 60 beher lit, fib
nit. Den Dlenera bes @eiekes nidt nahcr
etilShEdfIen;9 &c ediuBte $l4 fir hieien
gScrtipedfel be5abtell. ,5t1lillisT lidag
Sulia 8arilb, teine Garbies, fins iiber
&ttini0feiEerf nit einetfibtcr 9lddJburinS
men Streit aitl oiefe 8nlfiEdbt foftetc
ihr5S9!1 gotajf1 saIs fHa 30.5i 81.
Sdines Sbaafoij Der lid5 Iananlfdnbig
aufflbrte5g ntuBte9 fur tiiaftis believes
8enebnRen $5 besablen.lia s'j!lsid az
Sier; ole lpe9eii 9eiespiori9er Qtnf,
fiibrun9 pc g Yoll3eiridter ltanoen,
6enisien ibtg ,AFdllo ilnd murber bonn
8eenrs;t tEciigpa entldfIsn. .,'~' =, ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30
J gfeeeIe,,r.S,esrs.0p.,nl,rt.

g8ie aeip6buIid am Montaa, 70 iUas
rem dtfh eeitern Die 8dume oes polisei>
8eridts 59eorangt boq !. Ser ,Geeorber
nfd5fe fir Die SlaotfdIIe cine reht bib
f9e Sunrae iinb nur 5 Climber, ipelde
tein Gelb batten pir6en ms @rbeits
beps aefdift.,
.iBeh Sonfoas ipegenJ llqoroentiiAfeit,
be5ablte 80.
DC. Sutiiou, Der, NIT ieiltem &aul6
0tubeit6tungs unb Stahcdl OerbanO, bins
SS sames Baltimore, Oer sinsn sttett nit
Sreunoen bate unO fiber cine Brdaelei
Inns 2sberI GeFlifen, hdltesl sipeml, lli6t
Yolisilten 3eitie lid in,s Yfittel legten,
mnBts bic StdGttdfe nm 8 Soaar be,
rei@ern.
SO. Sarrel, tuesep 9eieswibri9es Be-
nebmen Dor ben 8ecotoer gefiibrt, fiibnte
fem Ger8eben burb So l-.l8 s,V5s.i.
RaIiam 8raS1, Elm notoril Der Sruu
fenboI6, tuIrbe IN Grinnngelnne bon SO
Sab ms QlrbeitsbanS gei9ift. -
Sobn Gondtes ipatc pom BoIi5iiten
unter Dem, Ginfub 9eiitieey. 9etranfe,
fanft fHtifmfnetnb an betl 9sbee aefuns
benz, er fotlte $9besdbIen,, batte feiu
@el6 unO fan6 fur sie 8utllnft I'M Yat.
tsriOn SOtsI @nfHabme anO SelDir'
| tbnngs + - ,,,;a.
Biaian. gllolDas, SCI nIs 0fubef0rer
hnb Mnosoentiiaer @tgnftb Der Bolisei
| ipcbl .beFnunt IT. ftanO luie0tr unter 6sl
AnfIage, fib eeiebipioEi0 aaE Oer9trabe
Ebetraset su babgii, Dor Dem 0tecorOer.
Wfit $24 ertauft Ct ii@ feline SSreibeit.
= WlarD Bedro, cine Sarbipe, mar noe ,
gen nnorbentti6er QluifilbrHna unt
ftreitiI9tieens 8etra9ens norgelareE.
tNfit 90 SiibH0elD siuar0 iic entlallen.
9. s.. &untner bersi@erte Die Stobt
fafIe fir beabFHtigte Yrigelei i'm "a
EfSnfIdy Hs5 ifst ~ liselsS s1seg
g. Wf. 8rien, Der eiReu gonontteu,
oetl Gsrd6eneileHbpbn aallf fGine rpbt
gDeffe aHgrif uno beIeioiate, fiibnte fem
tQefieines 8enebnen bHr@ @29. 'st.' 81
iSh e. u. Gambler 3ablte fur fdReIIse unf
qaBQEE@tisss 6abrsn in ben etrabeu
SObn Garter, Der f4 nit EoIi;ihen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

L. 6fMteaM be nh slpeFoen i'm
GapitoL bic feEreu 5C6n. Srtm6fe, sobn
Nsaoh Gmitb, GcEdee Sarrilou, 9iniam
Rtas uno 9ugen Gam Nebeti bnlten,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30
ilUp gldSt aIIS gfd6t.
Mm Bic Gwrner.

UB6 zoo ~ Ils1l9hL L.1lIss - q =.
00@ @n& Banner, bat tEab 0ee getrcfehen
nebereinfommens aus irgenb tuel1ent
@rul0e DoyoeSQgerl asine fir Gonntag
GngetlHoiGts 0rlLdrlpg nj DIT gu bers
6ffentffden. Z S4of geBern rafte i'd
in bic vRreB Ailn EiyneSD cine turae
seOti3 etmSOie ben gd@berbdlt erfl6rt
Mnb beuteaf inpet ShE In sbemfelben
Ii 8Iatte, berD ssre6gun6 Sinesn, bic urg.
fpranoIi9 fir .0as ,.8nnner" bIeitiinnlte,
&artt. - obn Rubm.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30
Stn6tr6fb ASerDamDl nlt9en.
g 6ar0 D e-s 81 l.nerniGn.
Ma5bDilIeg 29.sSftpber &c.,
.sfsA 1silhrs Qibkn0S.

Der Board Der Ml6erMen nerIaus
melte fdy geiterlt Mben6 tim q abr,5lA Z
prdlibent Gbeatban mar TN Yrdf :
SentenltubLa .Serlelhe ,.bertaste Die
.8erlammluns, oa fein Quorum 5uiantz
men mar, bis morsen Mbenb uno err
mabnte ale, oafiir Gorge, 81 tra9en, oaB
cine lebbaftere Sbeilna5nte ftd tuno se>
ben mo9te, ba 10 ipidtige Saden 3nr
Bodybuilding oetla9en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30
@eatlr1 & yarbrOug1
h4aA3H - @H5fllE lIAail3hh3
2SbDlefale
0rOCer6.
S1r. 8 OaDrb 9DfIese Straee.
14unfF5g. iessss,F iFiusR


1000 SAB extra 5amilien sWsbl,
200 6as Grtra f.tperfins @eb,
SO Obs Sem Orleans Suder,
1' "a Obs 9emerdra 8uderj siss = f.s;t 81
so SAT- sepudtsrnas paIuertftftsr Sater,
200 Sad 9rima Sio Raftse,
''-sah'l % sad easairu Rafee, tfss : rnss -. q
IS SaB frii9en &eis, tse& ,644-l - s;
50 Saf Rew Orleans RoIofes,
"'4t- 80 aiften PrOTter u. gaHtbISSeiie, Z. 3
$50 RiFen Ueri9ieOene Soften SEIZE, e
100 Rifen SternIifte, e3sS 15a11aas
100 aifren EnIsIidbte. BART seprest,, =
so Seifen feiner Rducbtabat,. na.sa.
30 grDb Stte Gnt Eabafs al .sis1als sfr
Is 7ds &au6toBat, nae b. ai7se4
IS 5as snglif9 SoSG, - '-'i. "a
IS Sap amerifanifde Gooai ~ ,HLE
e 10 aiftenf uni RfunSs aanhe,t autsrn.
~ 3oaiften 9feiferS rs .7G & fIleR
=. 80 Bitten Seoilrss g IS ri lgR
50 aiftsm seniaSiensn eeahl : 1!afg
q Sa5 Rafor's gitbfe,dI :, .nu.
so aiften 4int, Quart u 11gaaonen SIafdsn
20 Riiieh Correct s6n.ipftSbat,
-l3gS2O Srps SHrtee's slotr1rC ,AIAdl3ns.
20 5uB Bourbon @5istep,
IS Sos RObertiOn eOunfp 86istep,
+. 100 Sup 5OOte aafB ssroof gsbistsp,
o. 100 SaB Singer GorbidI ,,....s,..
Il IS SoB Snswer asein.
-43Q's IS Sdb shse &eihe, u E1ncnass H4I
q 50 9uB gBeineifis, ,...s
- IS 5as Gitronen Sprap, s,a.l
50 9Iten Stdrfe, @it
so Gusenb Gtner, 80 ~ = ieS@rt'
so Gusenb 8eieIlj % nsSEs t
1000 Sod RebL IA siais 6.. : II s. -5-i-
y ~ 50 2ifen offortirter CANDY,
Blanb1. sim, Sin, gesine peribiebeuer Art bsi
Wcaflcp S @arbrOneb, sss.
a. SIR. 3 gforo College StraBe,
Dttff 3Des. Raihpifle Fenneaes.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30
a 49, NJ q Z
aser,efdnfa ne,.er l0tnseiaenl

i'm beutig en- 8lat te.
1. @rDee Mnf6n sOsaf1en=
bemD tn SSapttOt. ~
2. @uforOerung-Oie Cumberland
8aaeg Snlntanee Gnmpanp be-
trefeno,
3. Sanaz Sranaden bente @bepp1im
sa ,sremOHq 9arten BEL II g 6, ~ a 2 !;
A, .@erhar6's Garmers RaIenosr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

StrdTe.
E Suoge 81. u, 8atterfou bon
.8inaitoh, Sifs Eennefee, tsbrte 9eitern
ngbit f@eHeral gNmg g. S6Wtbt BON
elmer fdtfoen potttifdsh Fonr bird ben
gforben spriifg Osst isitaE
Dielelhen haben namenfli4 in ,gSiSs
comm rtef gates getbdn tn6 Rfeifien,
OaB 6ieler 9taat minoeitens orei repu<
blttanifd}e Gongrsbnlitglieber m Der
Babt am 8. slOOembsr setuinne,. tuirp.'
.Gg 9Im gonntae glittaa batten
mir auf unieren Sid einen Sortrefflis
den, nit a[lerIieblten 8Inmenbersierlins
gen 9ef1muften SilberfuGe aus Der
GonoitOrei Der Serren SungGrnllfln. u.
Sef, Sfar1@G o1e9e >Strabe. Ser ger>
.fertiaer bes 6udens bate fem 8eltes
berfn9t I'M tttlS einen Sonntogsaenub
,su berl6aGfen un0 Fpiffli9v-4oas @eb16
aiithhbete dns aifO tilfern Ssahitieh SgRit :
alisoerrtberrli1. -ge5et bin Sbr Sas
fsilien6dttr lln0 beitelIt fiirn n6@(tcn
iGonntag eirien SUDDEN bic ben, Der Dol,
Je1tern nnI ufIlern I'll t9e ma ~ .'i I,ss
EE 1Ihler 2anosmann uno gRitbiirs
aer Ser Duf1 bat I'm Muftrages Des
6errn SEQ. 81. Butter, GtaEeenfen Der
Grffen Rational Bnnt in 9Henapbis, Elm
Iebensqrobes Selafm1Ibe Des BoMberp
neugs &In. 8. BrobufCip ,9enuult. net
Aes, ME mir b0reH, Dem Stant 9ef4entt
tDer6en fon Das Bib lit nit BrnBer
Getrdubfbeit nnD NleiiteffGaft ausges
fii6rt. Ole 8ortrait 1T es ilnlberfrefflid
mr. Sat Der SilnifIsr benz gipDs4 UNI
aebeuer ,aef6meihelt uno BEN Bible
6en gbdrafter zines In boaer MfannSs
fraft ltebenben Nfannss ge0eten. 4.
~ Dds gemdloe, ipeI@es HI Der Stants Z
.8ibliofbd ausgeitelt III, nm port DpIr
4eibet 5n tper0eu, ber6igpt BET befonOern
8ea6thue Oes ftatliebeapeH 9snDlis
Ssrf Cub bdaf5 diai SITES aRasi
ais Rahtler IxriDisfen uno Naibbihs
tam ltol3 iein, eiaeB,f0 geibten uno
EtaIentbplIen Mfann 81 ieileg 8nrgerH
3u 3dbIeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30
~ Senator Sotuler reiite gelt(rr
Na1nlittae mad BEN Often ab.

~ Ser Souberneur begnaoiste
ecftern IS. $. gfepins, Der 8erbredtn
IbaIber, beren 3atur mir nidt erfabren
fonnteu, lid in Der biefieeh YenitentiarD
befano. '4.as'- y as y
% G4-. unicre nenen, burdl Subae
patterion, in &insiton, Galt>Scnnefee,
gciponnenen Sreunbsn rbelten @rnB. =
@ir ,hoffen, baB, bieieIben 9elegentii9
bon Iib bOren Ia6en per6en. u.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

gRgue @d6xenE 81 enc 90 aren /.
zMmeerieikne yogfxie1, gBeine, Drnnhies &C.
se. IL fipbriaeu Treiien, frrg dlliS 6laeBerr6blt
hlirH al go. 4estgil tn hEn Sifli dlkN 3tarften,
ien1hnga alidIi1b an In feitefu Gtnfe 10, q
isltb % gs9ft 6clIrgelra6e, ippiglbf Sc a6u-
gggm 9ife 9ebtngHtgen fin Qgbelefale lelrD6l
s aIs gtetau erElFaet, rf5s3 Sd
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

e EEe Squire 8iltinion fOlIte slpei
Nanner, Samiel lSbeloon nno s.. 9.
@arter; Die oes Dic6itobls befdnlbi9t
ipateib spsr4rtheilell. ga ieood, bio CUR
feltgeiebtem StaR6ea feiu . &ldgcr er :
f9ienj Ifo ipurostr lie beibe irei9e=
.geben.e ,asp,fsg a.s ,,,...s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

Il @er gut thun min in. Ginfdufen, ieine8,
Sdnattenbebarfs, tpeftbe firb an 5errtt Spbn'
RriiaeE ben characterization seeutl6en @lerf.
hes perrn 9. g, 5aniltOn an @burR Straee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

w gslterh @forset fiinf llbr brad
elm 3euer in @berrD StraBe, @fci bon
capitol rGpeuge, aus.a Sq6dbeI mar,
che pod-6ie Sprisen bort an!angten,
idoll burd Die 9ullsbelpp5uer geloidt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

i ~ Sin sAoiner. Der Mempbi8
unb Ohio GifeNbdbn feE iudbrenO Der
Bug iiber gSplf's Bridge fubr, 5wiihen
Die @arS, brad glrm un6 SiBe hno
uurbe i'm pabren Gimme beS g8Ortes
bod tGnSi9 Brett 9equetfdt., g.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

81 is.EEr Bonn fStnb ,ln6 bon Der aebee
snidts slelss id bsri9teu. Ser Gum.
sberlano itebt uif 109t s3olls an Den Sar-
pet5 S6oals. -..''s .is 1s s1.. ~ 5 = -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

. Ea Sob ofTnete geifern mil 1455
BroSent IN 9en 9orf, 5fieI bis Mittag
'oufss 1851 uRo faloB QIbeHbS &c. llbr
NIT TAG s3l, Sa a s sa 5it'os q i15
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

rolraT,g5 e JtsDefaes SnnDfns. 80 ..
-.Gln Sars Der Sasreiang f9on an netvSien s9pas
e frikeitfaeh @ertGa torbfe anter SOlseh fstmHs
ct sSfanben fitt, wia Snw Dshe1l oesteibtnSen
WsnfAbet DIV dis, neG9ses dherbaupt beSHrfen, sass
styt unb MHuelinne Elm einfa6es 1eiImitteI,
oSss AeSense weEs Ste Dtntba lpertd@fe Grfabrnne
beangvrn6sn wanfasu, mSsen fid nit benz sr5bten
wqslbeA hnqs as S6bGD Gseen,
2I3mwa ar. AZ 6e6aritr, Tew Dorf Gftp.s1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

\ 5err 81, 8. Blum erfubt uns, mtt3utbet-
len, bab, 10 fbmer sr i'm; lesten 8rnHte beim=
aefudbt pcrben lift Ger BAT al iein 5ab unp
Gut Derlpress, st9apDn uihts. serF6ert mari er
bennp9 ben mRhfb utebt infktlrlaiieu min unp
einen neuen 2aben in SO. is Cherry StraBe
felbff CT alle ieine auuben unb Sreunbe erIu6t
ibH Az beebren, 1e'fI d2t@A
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

Il Bur Ben 9tHrl g.. Gn1pfanger. Dpt
3eitansenj bic ibaeii per pot snseianst tpsflS
NeM, gnh ais regelre6te Ibcunenten rur6, pas
tStles betfatbtef, Dehtt fe bds pcf- Departe-'
ment ni6t bena9ri9tisea, !eaB lie bic betFeffl
fenben 3eitunaen Ili4t ntebr beaieben wOaen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-30

E aE1- gqnire Weadarl belt 3eugens
berb6r iber ,9enrD Smitb, Der cine 8is
ltole 9eitobLen lba6en ioll .as Der SAL
UirO4ani na9iten Donnerltag uieeer
uorfehpnen. .a 'a.''s 4 'i"ai''~-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02
Tcae..rT Matters.

NEw YoRE, March 3i.--The Conmer
a;al SAYS. Wall street is unsettled: and
feverish speculation is befogged and lin,
tied, and though not panicky, yet De
eidedly weak The bulls in the stock
market are carrying very heavy load
aud despair of forcing up prices auy fur
ther, which they fear attempting to re-
aIize. lest the bears should seize the 5p.
portunitv and precipitate heavy fall
Tbe Michigan Southern is the only prop
sustaining the market, and break in
that quarter would inevitably be ste
ceeded by sharp decline. At present
that corporation exhibits great strength
aud the stock is maintained 81 S4a54t
The transactions at the board are limit
ID, and the outside public appear to
have Withdrawn TO considerable eE-
tent from the speculation movement.
Erie is weak and fell of ) from Thurs
DAYS quotation Governments are very
firm; 5.20s, of 1862, are up 1O'4Os are
; higher 720s are active. but at late
quotations. State stocks are nrm and
active. especially those Of the border
States. The demand for money Is light
The inactivity OF stock causes a light
demand for call loans, the rate on which
remains at per cent. Foreign exchange
is merely nominal the market CLOSED
Yesterday lO6!al063 for prime bankers
sterling to-day the quotations are nom
inally a fraction higher Gold continues
excited and firm, under strong specula
tive purchases
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02
Dispatches from Secretary Seward 10
Mr. Adams.

New YORK, March 3l.-The. Tribune
this morning publishes two further dis
patches from Mr. Seward to Mr. Adams
In the first the Secretary of State refers
to the anticipation on the part of Eu
ropean governments of retaliatory meas.
ures. He again reviews the grievances
of the United States against Great Brit.
ain as we'll calculated to produce an ex.
pectation Of retaliatory measures, but
deprecates any intention on the part OF
the United States to 60 to war on &C.
count of these grievances.
More important is another dispatch OF
March lst, communicating to Mr.. Adams
a copy of dispatch from a rebel ennis
sary in Canada. 1t gives an account OF
the endeayors of herebel agents in Lon
don and Paris to find out on what terms
assistance or recognition could be OBJ
tanned 1t seems that these agents were
instructed to intimate that an armistice
might be concluded between the two
belhgerent parties in North America for
the purpose of undertaking, conjointly,
foreign war; for instance, for the ex-
pulsion of the French from Mexico The
hint was treated in England in the usual
unsatisfactory n-committal manner,
but in France it was met with the de-
claration that no such alliance could be
permitted; that the Emperor would
punish any attempt to enforce the Mon
roe Doctrine, and that if it could be made
sure that the Federal Government was
pursuing such course, France would
promptly recognize the Southern Con
federacy. EF
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TET,EGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News

NEW YORK, March 3l.-A special to
the Tribune says: Orders have been is
sued mastering out by the lst of May
every colored soldier in the service.
The Herald's Washington special says;
A large number of congressman have
taken advantage of the short recess and
have gone North, intending to be here
again on Monday. There is consequent.
ly lull in speculation as to the proba'
bility of the action of Congress upon the
Civil Rights Bill.
A large number Of officials, whose res.
idence is in the State of Connecticut.
left Washington yesterday for that
State for the purpose OF depositing their
votes on Monday next.
A Washington special says O The per-
son arrested week or two since on sus-
picion of being the guerilla Quantrell,
of Missouri and Kansas notoriety, proves
himself to be a man named VIM. l..
Hamilton, and has been discharged and
furnished transportation to New York
by order ofthe War Department
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From Texas.

New YORK, March 3l.-Gai7estoa pa
pers say that real estate has greatly ad'
yanced in that city Tenements and
lots are selling for more than three
times what they have sold for within
the last ten years. Meanwhile trade is
good and the grain market is filling up
by importations of corn by thousands OF
bushels from New Orleans
The Galveston Bulletin says large
part Of three companies OF the forty
eighth Ohio regiment stacked their
arms the other day and refused to do
duty, on the ground that orders from
Washington for their muster out had
been disregarded Colored troops ar
rested aud now guard the insurgents
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02

PHILADELPHIA. April IA great Inst
OF April hoax was perpetrated today
4 morning paper published CORES
dondence between President johnson
aud supposition President Of a johnson
association here, in which tie form er
promised to come 10 this city ana make
a public address to day Accordingly
many people vested the botel where he
President was supposed to b9. and the
Church it was announced BE would ST
tend. 1t Tas also announced that ;ecre
tary Seward aud Senator Cowsu would
accompany the President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02

PHILADELPHIA. April "A meeting OF
the republican citizens OF. Camden, New
Jersey, was held at the Court House i'll
Camden on Saturday evening. The
meeting was large Resolutions coh-
demning the course pursued by Senator
Scorell, and urging the election of Hon
A G Cattell were passed unanimously
Later in the evening Mr. Scorell was
serenaded by Democrates, who were sub.
seouently entertained by him. 10
speeches were made, but cheers were
given for President johnson, Edgar
Tovsn and Senator Stockton.
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NEW YORK, March 3l.-The report oI
the Revenue Commissioner on excessi7a
imporlations is published 1t gives
statistics showing that five times as
many packages of goods were imported
into New York in the fTst six weeks oi
1866 as is the same period of 1866 The
imports of January and February were
over thirty-two and half, millions oi
dollars. To prevent panic the Com
missioner recommended the passage by
Congress ola res olution increasing the
duties on imports fifty per cent, with
the exception of printing paper, unsigu'
ed, used for books and newspapers, ex'
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5. T-ls60. 0.-X.-The amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold in one year it something startling
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high, from
the Park to 4th street. brakes mandatory Is
one of the institutions Of New York. 1t is said
that Drake painted all the recks in the Eastern
States with his csbalistie IS. I -Is60.-X., !"
and then got the old granny legislators TO pass
a law preventing dishguring the face Of Ma
turs, which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this is. but we de know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are used by all classes of the community, and
are death on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very
invigorating when languid ana weak, and q
great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, soid by al
Druggists.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-Ex Gov,
ernor John McDougsll died yesterday OF
apoplexy
The MCCARTHY Investigating Commit
tee report that Daniel O. Mccarthy
charge of bribery was wanton, malicious
and false, defamlng and libellous both to
the Senate and to the people of the State
represented in the Senate.
Resolutions endorsing Congress passed
the Senate to day by vote of sc TO 2l