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Great Improvement ~ sewins
Machines bea II
Empire Shuttle Machine

/ ,SoicSf1bh, 536 Brmulsr6y; M ~ ]
$50 IIaa,i,Tyo,,, 81, Boston.
92l 6seaam 81, Riiiaaetpl,id.s
paseuttd February IA, 1860.
IH,HIS MACHINE is constrtictedon EN-
il tirelynewpinciples Of mechanism, pos
seSsiug many Earc 4 yaluale improvements,
having been EXAMINED by the most profound
experts, aud Pronounced 70 be
,Smy'tnlW pad PaJeeiioa scombiped'
II has . sright needle, perpendicular
action makes The 'Lock or Shuttle Stitcht
which will NEITHER RIP nor RANEL,
and II alike Oh both sides; performs perfect
sewing on evdsy description ofmaterihI from
Leather to,,lleainest Nansook Muslin, with
cotton, linen oEsilk thread, from thecoarsesi
to the. finest number. j..-.i
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL,
and the feast possible ffiginm, i rms Is
smooth as glass, and is cmpha,icaliy affs 3.
NOIsELEss MACEHtNEi
II reqnres.ffly per cont. less power 70
drive Il than any othcrrrachine ~ tie market.
A girl twelyeycars Of ago can work i stead
| ~, withosl fatigue or injnry 70 health.
Its strength and wonderful simplicity o.
construction, renders il almost impossiblet a
| get out Of order, and is guaranteed by Vi,
company TO gifc entire Subtraction.
We respectfully invite nlIihoee who ma,
desire to supply themselves with a superior
article 70. eoweand examine tins pnriyallc'
Machine. "
Orr hall hpT's Instruction u .sgGicieH
10 eHdl,s any person 10 scork fjsis .Vdehitle 4
their eRfiTe kaiSfacffdA.
Religions add Charitable Institutions vii
be literally deali with.
AngSTs WAITED for all towns ~ tl
United States whore Agents are not alrrhd
established. Also, for Cuba. Mexico, Cen
trnl and South Amesica, 10 whom hlara
discount sill be given.
No cousignmonis madeat all Address,
| Ewpirc Ss,cfpy .KacAine Nf55 Co,
4 &C. s5s8 TlnnAnwsY " r.
Principal Agencies Established Port
land, Milhkcn Co; Providence. u, T., J
u Wheeler Norwich, Conn, y " lmriRs
ton. Syracuse. y Y, John II ForleF :
Plaiufold, y !, J 5 Durham. Paterson,
7, Peter Se,kc. Pitshurgh Ernest As
hcims liallim0fe, Thos. shanks. Waships
ton, j C,I.karr Wheeling ". Va. I
y Sawkell &lIro Detroit, Micli,, 4 Bprf
hahn & %. Fairhauli, Nina, Nv Sect,
cineiunasi, o., Maihor " Wilson.
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hEL NIB oLDEl'S
FLCID ETTRACT
.nF t
3 UGH u,


NoN-RlsTEyTEox ~ INCONVENIENCE
OF URINE, IRRITATION, milan
! sAIIoSioR ULcERAToS or THE
/. BLADDER on KIDNEYS, DISEASES
OF THE PHOSPHATE GLAND,
STONE IN THE BLADDER, Cali
illus. GRAVEL OR BRICK DUST
kpEPosTT, AND ALL DISEASES or
rHE BLADDER, KIDNEYS AND
bRopsIcAL swELLTSGs.
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ATTEATIOM!

.tTnE ITFe'' a"a "'''' 'o''plr''
~ .slqsgp Of
rfTgNI ESE
WcsftoiEr i. nnR l~ius 0trrel 70 'l.c
,.t1.., t,99A T.. CaOGSE VI hA y Nv
land cyluupioCs
/tF 4 RE- u y n IS,
! i.c,,,J ai,oat nur han'rri yards LAS, 81 ilir
\ pa.trad Depot and pn.,'y 9ptas'ir -
rs,foiie Chuub. -,
( Ui. sloet lea been puhltsrl y ll'. y.
43.i,.i,is 81 ~ rAsh, and F"hHf'iRf'' iie
( lt,s.t IA apsi iuprat X lrs' ~
'''' FARl'QF SUlls
-. So. MRliin asi Cluster Ead
lflV -, a. spr'nz.reat Chairs alec,
hes ssifs. eessiefinE n tpirnfli,iiy
!. .y'l..,s s.out,d Cusasrsi E..gst,at,s. Marble
n, iHg Hssant, Marble top Inclosesi
rHIfRv
lis scrfsioh bftaHc sud Wood ssai Chair..
4 lwer aa8 ~ be- wnss substantial mass y
. IL ~ teee constantly ~ hand iarA
aat tfT llefser Si0rl Of Furniture - u .
eesiraH 'aefGsc 1
cOFFIN%. I
btg1 h posse i8a nf nuw and ,cg Gle /
eAgt HEARSE, be - prepared 20 ptish !.
toFfiNS md nt'eld fnp.5aisat ify,lmrt !
e, ep'ice o. rtioes 'lat sl.i al'Fs giF'
satiatr, iion.
y. as'7l slsoa lar3s aud sr1 ,eln,e,l
vEg. F.s
! high ~ ran recommend - ~ of9n
ie la'os, and rvoa Improved ret. I4y,+S
crfs, consisting % Cooking, PaFlur E,pi
JGce stoyra
lle invites 49, 20 examine his STOCK brii,Fa
iurelasinasel
~ $ STRICT asd isi,kfal a,tnt,d9n 20 buai'
less he hoPes 30 receive share Of public
,airahf,er
4RA =. GROUSE.
\. d. Oh Furniture and Chairs, rtpgir
= and paiutc,i oA rrasapalile sgrn.s.
sicily.
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wl,lfeGOOds.

A new aud variedasSrtment OF bestimported
white twillcd India lo& Cloth, plain, plaid and
checked Nainsooke, fench Swiss, plain and
dotted, and an endless variety Of Cambria Bril-.
liants and dimity. fe hnve no hesitancy Ia
saying we have The l9st lineof white goodanov
kept Ia town. Caii and zee for yourselves.
may24 MAsSIE q co.
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HELMBOLD'S
Iuid Extract Buchu,


WEAkNEssEs
|. rox Hxcsssns On iSDnonrrioy.
,s,iiu,ion, once affected by Organic
farequircs tho aid Of medicine 70
va inyieorpis the system, which
attract Buchu invariably does
be submitted to, connmp'
may chsuc.
;LMBoLD's
kTRAcT BuCnu,
10 frmalrs, l. unegualcd
ration, as in chloTosis OF
ari,ics, psinhiine" or
customary Esacuasious,
l'rhus Stale of tho Uterus,
pll complaints inciden. 10
Using from habits Of dis.
ncies. or IN ihs Decline OF
lB0LD's
ACT Brctiu,
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X. rsss Ill
THE GRE4F zh3ARj BITTbi
T HIS wsNDERrI RRNyoY was diss {
cred and introdpd abit twen y =
ago By Dr.. $. cheops an tn'hen' hs'r
1 lie had long seen felt he want %
remedy which wouptfiken tee TOW sags
s which III de human NY ws then eompe''
'p SSr sr,,. on..a,.sa. jre.enisa ,ohis
.vsry day in Wv soIors Is he moved q
the s,ck and avis and Observed the mel
ey pr neatly al fsmsdies tsn =, y s ~
~ ,a,r. ~ Nv and labor, he prescn
h tIa SlIos, =, IL W woudcrfui Zingari
IT,. sfT.c. ~ 4 Preparation In the prey
80 s,,rc' ~ dafe. was 50 mar veiious
,on,shine a Nhc most Factoring nj z
s1ssI e. e. ~ bestowed upon him VI aaaa
eoyercd n h name was placed ~
Roll Of Notsg and gola I meua. WI a,
lowing inc,uon--DI. = "a - ,,sr, ~ ii 'isl
toiwas presented 70 nun
roTT; ..&a,ion has been ased I'm -
enidam N Cholera, both as prcven
sr,u ..i, .nsnrc. and with such great zsf
sbs, !. N been introduced int. neariN
| g.n.ral6spitals OF the oia wor" u.
~. .lrayiuR that an ounce o. RI a ~
i. ~. - pound of cure, applies wishN eesyw
, 80 = 10 cholera, and therefore an
~ ~, ,.T protect Ms against this terrinN
| ~" H. freely and pereisientIy used
,,L shoio4isss now agree that ny
Il Fsets on the system through
f.dhat any combination when
..ss,orv.organs. and keeps Them
~ m..et Prevent sufficient accE g
VA. noison 30 exert its terrible eng
Hn.;s.n. This Il true not only Of q "a Fl
Fs~arlv all other maladies, especial sS4
trsnt forms Of fcvers.
r rhe Ziueari Bittcrs II just such al
Lh. above conditions require. II IA H~
organs 81 excrction and secretion,
! perfect balsnce between them. Hg
Is composed entirely Of roots an
nicely concoc,cd that every organ
rssspsvyrna H H. s., tate y piea' M
effects pror cases OF the foilowinI
Nnmerenrcd by H. Cholera, In a <
heys bend Typbas Fever, Fever, Agnt, f<fT
Typhgliity, Ansenia, FemsIe Irregularities,
ynu;sis, flatulency, Collie, Serpfula, &o-
pyet. ono dollar per quart bottle.
5hcipai Depot at the wainHt street wharf,
sfisburg. IA.
fold by Druggists. Hotelkecpors A 6;rocrfs>
For Sale In WcsimiRster Nd. BY nowfns 4
sms, Grocers, aud A.. II. HuRep, DfnxRhk
~ 4 ~. RlAHrEK, - = !. !.
Jane IS, -igs q sols Prapf ifeerz y
o. .
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JOS. M. ARkE,
Attorney at E-nw ID solicitor
I'm Chapi'y.

HAVING some spatp'e, not oceapioa
III by his Editorial slli.A | devote the
snmc to the Piaeiiee q HlI.sbe Nafious.
Courts Of Carroll cothiy VIII connsel and
assist such as have btinc, before the Or
phuns Court, and tten4 the prepare
ton ofDeeds, Willskc.
Office ia the rcaref the lYocArg Print
ing Office. mars
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SASH, BLIND, DOOR AND
Furniture Factory.

SHORE, LESTER & sHAEFFBR,
NTAlN Street, West ofthe Railroad. have
WI ON hand aud Manufacture TO order
S.fSIIB,S,
BLINDS,
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, March ID
The markets, generally speaking, presented
no change worthy of particular notice. The
spring season has arrived. but the spring
trade seems to be holding back, hence we have
no large transactions to record.
BACoS-The market Mt present contains q
flir supply. Among the sales noted were the
following: Shoulders, 700 ms in lots for job
bling purposes, Mt lI1Ec- Sides, 5000 MS ribbed
Mt lie. Sugar Cured Hams. sales 5000 MS at
CfREsR-Hol continue firm in their
views, particularly for Goshen, with sales 20
boxes Mt 23925c; 80 boxes common, 2Oc = n.
PoTAToES-The market contains good
supply of this article. The daily transactions
were large. Prices remain unchanged
Among the seleS Were car loads from depot
Mt 81 Is; 20 bbls ut So 6OGJ3 20 q Dbl.
BIJTTER-The receipts have fallen off, Hold
ers were firm in their views Among the
sales were Is packages assorted at $50 Hoe;
half bblS Mt 40c, from store.
FIGURING notice fair local demand for
home PURPOSES. The receipts were not large,
but were sufficient for nll purposes. Among
from winter wheat-ll0 bbls at $40 50; 80 do,
go p; 80 do. $40 80; sales from spring wheat, 80
bbls, s. 5O 20 bbls do, So 50; 100 do, terms were
GRAIN-The market was inactive. Wheat
was dull; sales 80 bush inferior white at 81 90;
sales of red at 81 SO9l s.; oats-Sales car,
on track, 4Oc; do, 4lcs with sales from STORE,
IId45c, BarleY-Sales OF one car. on track.
spring 75c. Corn-Sales of car ear, Csc per
bTshel.
CRoCTRIEs-The market was steady. Sugar
Sales Cuba, fair, at 1876; Cuba, prime, nc;
Cuba, choice, lSe; Porto Rico, fair, iSi5c; prime
ulated, lSjTGisISc; powdered, IgJ4GlS14c; A
coffee, I71{dl71Sc;B coffee, 1861; yellow, Ice
q yellow, extra, lBc.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Business and Financial Matters I'm
PhiIndelphia.


The downward tendency of coin aidsto the
uneaSineSS III commercial circles, ana not
only br ngs down the prices of imported CONF
sales cannot be effected Mt any prices. While
the importers continue to crowd their goods
into the auction houses, the domestic manu-
facturerS are stacking theirs in their mills.
Severnl of the cotton and wooden factories IN
the neighborhood of Philadelphia have ceased
operations, temporarily, as they at the time
SUPPRESSED, In the expectation that the demand
and sales in n month or Two would so far re-
duce their stock as to enable them 10 resume
work without any material break in prices.
In this they have been disappointed. Sales
are almost impossible at any price, and any
offered reduction but the more enectuaily
frightens purchasers from the market. We
hear of one instance where n stock OF goods,
valued Mt four hundred Thousand dollars, SIX
weeks ago, are now stacked in the mills and
would not realize three-fOurths OF the sum II
put on the market. There are several similar
cases. In truth, there are no large buyers in
wooden goods Mt any price. In the meantime
the leading dry goods importers are feedlnS
the auction rooms, the rule everywhere being
10 Lliy MS little and to sell as much us possible
The unsettled condition OF financial affairs
by reason of the inaction of Congress, no
doubt adds TO the distrust that now character
ICES business walks, bring cling down the price
OF gold and of all commodities, and nlling the
country with pressing ana an&lons IseileLs,
opposed by laggnrd buyers, confident thnt the
longer they walt the cheaper they VIII buy.
Il Is pretty well understood at the present adj
Vanced stage OF the SeaSOn, that the spring
trade OF 1866 is losing one, especially to those
engaged in dry goods The truth Is, the prices
of most manufacturers will have to follow the
course OF gold. Indeed from various causes,
gold has declined more than almost any OF
the products of labor that can be mentioned,
and is now the cheapest article on the mar
ket Those who first Weld to the tendency OF
the times and realize on their own produc-
lions, of whatever character, are likely TO be
best or especially II the impression Is MAIN
taIned that the Secretary OF the Treasury is
determined to shape his course toward an
early resumption, for whether TO reach the
desirable result requires any severe contrac-
ton of the currency or not, people will al
ways discount their fears, and the met Is thus
forced, whether necessary or not.
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Mifsrellanfpus.
Ten Thousand Acres of Iron
and Coal Lands For Sale.

PURSUANT TO DEED OF TRUST TO
IL the undersigned Trustees, from Joseph
Whitaker, George p Whitaker, Joseph Con-
don and their wives, dated January the 10th,
lSlS5 and on Record in the Recorders office OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, Book -, page
j07s,and also OF record in the Recorders office
OfWetzel County. Book 5, pnge 81, we VIII
sell, on wednesday, the 1th day of April iS56r
commencing mt IL O'Clock, n M, ut public
auction, at the front door of the Court House
OF Ohio county, 10000 acres OF land, (more or
Iess), lying on the waters of Fish and Fishing
Greek, in the said county OF MetZeI, within
theboundarieS Of four patents OF four thou
sand acres each, granted by the Common-
wealth of Virginia TO Henry Mynkrop an, ana
Paul Seiman, and dated the 10Th day OF Feb
TtinTy 1856. Fora more full description refer
ence Is made TO the above mentioned deed OF
trust IL.
The property will be sold In sepaEnte tracts
and a plat Of the land and Its subdivisions
may be examined at the office Of William r.
Peterson, ESD, in the city OF wheeling:
Terms ofSale-Not less than one third OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash on the
day of sale, but the purchaser to have the
right to pay more than one third or the WnOle
OF the purchase money at his option: The re-
two years, with interest from day OF sale, and
such defeTTed instalments to be secured by a
deed of trust on the property sold, or other
wise 10 tie satisfaction OF the Trustees acting
IN the premises.
about 10 miles distant from Wheeling. The
land contains veins of Iron ore of the best
quality, contiguous TO the Railroad. It also
contains coal and Is heavily and well timber
ed. J,W. GILL,
cd. HUBBARD,
NELSON L. WHITAKER
CRISpIN OGLEBAY,
febl4-2tawts GEO. W. WHITAKER.
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New YorI. Wool Market.
NEw YoRK. NTarrh /

New YORK., March Z.
wooI-Extreme apathy Is still the ruling
feature in the market for both foreign and do
mestic wool, and holders who are anxious to
market are constrained to accept of lower
prices. The stendy demand of gold has unset
He'd market quotations for domestic fieeces,
and rendered prices entirely nominal, while
foreign most Of Mich sells on n gold basis ex-
clusveiy, has quite generally declined to
about the cost OF importation, while In some
cases sales have been made at an actual lOsES-
The sales comprise 10000 lbs domestic fleece.
nearly MI Ohio mainly within the rnnge of
ITd65c. but including about 1000 lbs West
Virginia, at something over T0c; 1900 lbs uIl.
washed at 371ldS9c; 5000 lbs TexnS, mnig<J
Mt T632c. so bales MestiZa. Soc, $50 Dllles
Cape part at 3Sg Zoe, the latter SUPERIOR 600
lbs Oregon, 5000 lbs CalnIuc, and $40 bales
lean at 35.l By auclionz4S bales. Mestlza,
damaged sold at 1i925c, cash.. imports from
january LIST, TO February 18th, 1866, 1855
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Nov YorI. mnrkct.

NEW YORK. Marcn ID.
CottonZDuII, heavy and lac lower, at 400
4lc FOR middling. Flour-Common and tnfe-
rior grades heavy and l0c lower So @9I % ior
extrI state; IS I09S 50 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and IS sail for trade brands, market
closing dull. whfSky-Dull and nominal at
s. 2S62 .. Wheat-Dun and unchanged;
spring l@2c lower at 81 40 for good No. l MIL
waukee. Rye-Dull. Barley-More active.
barley AIalt-DnlI. Corn-Heayy and l@2c
lower; 60dT3c for unsOund, and T49I6c Tor
sound mixed western both in store and deltv-
cred. Oats-Dnll; 3i943c for unsound western,
and 58T55c for sound do. Cofiee-Inactiye.
Sugar-Dull and heavy; lg!4@llc for G9ba
nuscoYndo, and $50 boxes Havana at lO51c.
MolasSes-Dull. Petroleum-Dull; 261E@S FOR
crude and ES945c for refined in bond. Pork
Dull heavy and lower; S2696 l2H for new
mess closing at S3B % cash; S26 for old do, and
SCI for prime; also $3.50 bbls new mess for April
and May, sellers option, at S26 l2Iz926 90.
Beef Steady; Sl6920 for new plain mes, and
SO 506I2I for new extra mess. Beef hams
Heavy at SS@39. Cut Meats-U nchangedi
nh@l21zc for shoulders, and l6z91S4c fol-
hams. Dressed Hog+Heavy; l2I4@l2L9c for
western, and l21sglSl4c for city. Bacon
Quiet at IIIkdl5c for Cumberland cut Lard
FirIner at 16IlalS5ls. Butter-Quiet; 2S9i oc
for Ohio, and $4,000 for State. Cheese-Duu
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The bill to
extend the time for Withdrawing goods
for consumption from bonded ware
houses, having passed both houses OF
Congress, only awaits the Presideht
signature to become a law.
Hon. Alex. ii. Stephens is now on his
way to Washington.
An order has been issued by the AS
sistant Commissioner of Freedmen's
affairs at Charleston, in which it is said
that the grants of land to the freed peo-
pie, in compliance with Gen. Sherman
field order, will be regarded as good ana
solid: while an Arrangement will be
made to accommodate former owners
on other lands not otherwise apPrpprl-
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Ro.ton Wool market.
B0srOy. March y

The market has ruled very dull during the
past week, and sales have been confined to
small lots, mostly at a little concession IN
prices There are no outside lots pressing
upon the market, and the process OF absoTp-
ton is surely and steadily progressing to the
end, which Is pretty sure to come before the
next class IS available. fEf
sales domestic for the week loot up only
and 55I7Oc for super and extra pulled. In
ciudeti are lots OF Tow Illinois, Iowa and Wis
cnnsin fleece 5Qd52c; medium and fne do,
52G5Tc; Ohio medium and nne, 6197Ue; Yer
mont, New Hampshire and Maine, 6597Oc;
New York, 6296Se; choice Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, T59TBc; and 1000 rs Tex
as 36c. Canada combl1g Is nearly out Of the
market, and strictly gT1dea lots would COM
mand 6la9Jc. In foreign the transactions
have been unImportant, including stnalI lots
of Cape at $50 40c; Austrian at 42c, and MestlEa
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Boston Shoe and leather market.
go Bosros, March.l2.

6OSIOSs -marcnSIZ
The boot and shoe market is SIN duh. Buy
ers are here nom all quarters, but take but
small quantities, even when offered ut cost
prices Manufacturers refuse to stir a peg ex-
cept to order. Business is mostly suspended
HaverhtlIJ and will not be resumed until the
prices OF both goods and material shall have
Enthusiastically touched bottom.
The leather market Is very duh. with the
general suspension ofmnnufacturers, and hol-
deTs are disposed to make a liberal eonces54on
on nearly all kinds Of rough and nnisned
stock. We quote hemloek sole at about 10
Sc lower than last quoted, With sales at 80 TO
$50. Rough upper at 80 TO 80 for heInlock,
and about the same for oak, Rough Oalf-slStna
are very dull and nominal AT 81 90 TO 81 10
and finished do. are also slow Of sale at 81 ~
to 81 IS, as to quality and weight.
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NEW BmauToN, STATEN ISLAND,
March 13.-There was grand demon
stration of the Fenians of the Island
last night at the assembly rooms in
this place, at which a considerable
amount OF money was collected in aid
of the Fenian cause, and resolutions
were passed that the men in the gap in
Ireland must be sustained ut all cost or
hazard, and the fight never be given
up till Ireland's Independence is ac-
knOWledged.
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tBy Telegraph
Sntrft NJ the stock Market.

NEW 1OfAht nAtaSh -
The Commercial says money shows an IN
creasfng ease. The Indications OF yesteruay
and han statements are fully borne out py
are ready lenders on call at Q per cent and we
hear ONO transaction at 2 pei cent; someI per
cent loans are being paid and replaced AZ 9
discounts; prime names are taken Nicely
both by the banks and private buyers, put
Eet leaves "a sharp discrimination respecting
second class; the abundance OF dry goods
auction paper has caused an advance OF per
cent on that class OF names, the mte being ga
10 per cent; there Is afurore for prime names
at the low rates, viz: 7a7iz per cent, and per
cent is becoming n somewhat exceptional
uuotatiOn.
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OMAHA, March I3.-All the principal
chiefs of the Upper Platte and Sioux
assembled at Fort Laramie yesterday.
Col. Magruder and Indian Agent Jar
raft, through an interpreter, held a long
talk over the wires with General Whea-
ton and Superintendent Taylor at
Omaha, during which talk the Sioux
gave positive assurances that they
would keep the peace. The first OF
June next was agreed upon as the time
for a commission TO assemble at Fort
Laramie to conclude a treaty with all
the lately hostile tribes of the Upper
Platte. Seven hundred Indians were
present during the talk. There will be
no further trouble on the Platte route.
This is the first instance of confer
ence by telegraph with the Indians.
Sixty miles of the Union Pacific rail
road were finished ten days ago. Com
missioners to examine the road are eN-
pected in a few days.
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New York Money ana stock Market

Money and Gold-Money easy at per cent
Sterling Exchange-Dnll Mt l0S3s9l0SsS- Gold
Irregular and unsettletB opening ut 12g1{:
Government stocks-DulI and scarcely SO
pons, 62, iOs5: do Is, 1857; u & IS, 1910 cou-
pOns, p0I[; 7-30S, second series, 99M.
State Stocks-Missourit Is ". -...tg e.
Stocks-Dull; Ohio & Mississippi certificates
o; Western Union Telegraph IS; Atlantic
Mail Steamship Company rs; Reading sS5si
Michigan Southern a; Illinois Central 1lS14;
Chicago 4 Northwestern 2G14; do preferred
5SJ[; Fort WAYNE 9i1E. = $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-14
PhIIndeIphia NInrket.

stIl-.U 30 PHILADELPHIA, March Il.
Petroleum dull and dropping; small sales of
crude at u; also sales OF 5000 bbls- OF refined In
bond at Il on the spot, and IS for May delivery
fee CO96i: Flour very dull and slow OF sale,
white a6O,92TO. Corn dull. Mess pork IS; lard
offered at l9c. Whiskey dull, sales at zai9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-14
Mining stocks.

.is7a NEW YORK, March Is.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were rs follows: 49,
Copper Falls Is; franklin 81; Hancock
1875 I; Isle Royal l215; Minnesota ~; Quincy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-14

New YORK, March lathe steamer
Hunter from Savannah has arrived.
The Herald states that the Savannah
and Ogeechee canal is now in full oPer-
ton. r- rtC
Cotton dull at 4oc; stock on hand
1900 bales. 49, -
The blockade runner, Banshee, has
been placed on the route between st.
Marks, Fla, and New Orleans.
Gen. Foster is concentrating the de-
tachments of TROOPS in various parts of
Florida into gnrrisons by regiments
The 36th United States colored regiment
is being mustered out ut Jacksonville.
The gunboat Algonquin has been put
out of commission, and her crew trans
ferred to the receiving ship, and her of
ficers are under waiting orders.
A Washington special states that
Quantrell, the guerrilla, has been ar
rested and will be brought to Washing
ton for tlial.
Gen. G. X. Warren has written let
ter denying the published statement
that he nourished any i'll feeling toward
Gen. Sheridan.
The loan market is easy at 6 per cent.
Stocks unsettled. Discount dull at 7a9
per cent. Foreign Exchange dull at
l0Tal0S1E.