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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
NEW FIRM.
wM. H CLARKE col. WM. BROWN
WIN. HI. CLARKE e. co.

Having purchased the entire interest Of J. G. w.
Stnckpole in the Pomeroy Foundry and Machine
Shop, we intend continuing the business as hc,e-
tofore. During the past season the Foundry
and Machine Shop have been greatly i@provcd,
ut heavy expense, believing the business of the
country require it. We are further crcctii e one
of the largest Boring Mills in the West piece
of machinery that has been long and greatly
needed in this place.
To be short, not wishing to consume too much
of your time in reading, we say to the pub ic
that we are now ready to do any sort of work in
our line Of business on short notice, and at as
low figures as the times will admit.
We keep constantly on hand, engines and boil
ers, all kinds of castings suitable for town and
country, all kinds of 6rass, copper or metallic
work done ON short notice.
tdee-7- 7-3m) WIN. H. CLARKE & CO.
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Total Liabilities,

I, II. g Daniel, President of the First National
Bank Of Pomeroy, do solemnly swear, that the
above statement is true, to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
(signcdD II. G. DANIEL, President.
STATE or ONO,
County of Meigs.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this third
day of January, 1860.
lsKAL. [5csTANr.l lSigned,) S. $. PAINE,
T2-3t.l Notary Public.
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January 9th, ls66-[2-4t]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-26

NEW York, July 25.-The morning
papers have the following specials from
Washington: efi1 10 n fl5s.E
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the Memphis swindle will not re-
port until the next session of Congress.
Their Investigations SO far have dis
closed a vast amountlo of official corrup-
ton in high places, but as the record
cannot be completed before aCliourn-
ment, 1t has been deemed best to post
pone the report, in order that alf the
facts can be obtained.
1t is not improbable that both Ne
brRska and Colorado will be admitted
before the close of the session. Ifayote
can be reached the Colorado veto will
be oVerridden, as many of those who
opposed the bill when it was under dis
cusston and voted against 1t on its pas
sage, are now convinced of the necessi-
ty for all the loyal votes that can be
got into the Senate to be prepared for
the contingency of such Recommendation
as may result from the Presidents pol
icy.
1t is rumored that the President will
veto, on the grounds of uncOnStitution-
atty, all bills granting telegraph COM
panies rights to build lines on mail
An Internal Revenue Inspector has
just returned from Danville, Virginia,
where he went to take action against
the Mayor of that city for forging inter-
nal revenue stamps, amounting to over
$1,000, upon his tobacco recently sold
in New York.
He found such strong sentiment there
against the government and its officers.
and the Mayor SO bold and defiant
while confessing the forgery, that he
came away glad to get "Walker's" note
for the amount of stamps forged.
The Immense quantities of mutilated
currency redeemed and destroyed, has
created u drouth in this class of gov
eminent circulation, and orders are
pouring in daily by telegraph, and let
tiers from banks all over the country,
asking for supplies. The Superintend-
emit of the printing is working all his
available force extra hours to keep up
with the demand.
The President and Secretary Seward,
1t is now positively stated, will attend
the Douglas monument inauguration
at Chicago, which takes place amer the
Philadelphia convention,
The Joint Committee appointed by
the recent caucus, agreed Tonight to
name Friday for final adjournment.
1t seems to be generally understood
that the Senate will tomorrow confirm
Governor Randall as Postmaster Gem
eral. ~ -4a rs - =
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Denoerntie 1reetInr

{ New oRLEANs, July 24.-An inn
mense meeting of the democrats of the
State was held this evening, and rati-
fed the nominations of the State Con
Vention. Resolutions were adopted
depreeating the motion of the conven-
tionists of 1884, that 1t is the duty OF
the law officers of the State to takesuch
action as occasion demands to save
Louisiana from the anarchy (which
threatens her from the misconduct oil
unworthy citizens and pretended patri-
OTIS; that Louisiana pledges herself to
the honest support OF Mr.. Johnson's
policy; that the Philadelphia Conven-
ton is fully endorsed. The speeches
were very severe on the radicals, seces-
sion was denounced, and the emanci-
patton Of slavery wholly accepted:
Some few cases of sickness, believed
to be cholera, are reported among the
troops recently arrived, but they have
been moved from the city,.
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

PITTSBURGH, July D.
The supply of cattle was somewhat larger
ms week than for several weeks past, reach
ing about $50 to 900 head, md with only a
moderate demand, the market ruled a little
dull and dragged considerably towards The
CLOSE several small lots beng left over nm
Solu. AS compared with last week, prices
were shade lower, and particularly was this
cattle. though the best sold "A fraction below,
former quotations. Included in the offerings
TINS week we can report n drove OF IS head
rom TeXas, the first arrival OF cattle from
That state since the outbreak ofthe rebellion;
indeed we are not aware of any Texas cattle
ever having been offered in this market be-
lore, lhough there may have been. They are
reported as beIng very rough, the most PRONE
lnent part being their horns, and 1t is said
mat the purchaser intends to dispose OF them
SHEEP AND LAMBs,
!here was very good supply of sheep on
sale this week, and while the market was re-
gaFded as being hard, IL would doubtless
nave been much harder had 1t not been for
Two or three parties buying several punches
ior shipment. Runyan bought an extra
drove OF Washington county sheep, aver
aging lISL2 lbs, at IL; SINNERS to Aull &
Lauerty lOO head, averaging about 95 lbs at
40; Hoffman To Aull & LnfTerty 81 head
averaging 100 lbs, at IS; Hewitt to Aull &
EaIleEty a head, averaging % lbs, at a.
limerick q Co. sold 83 head of lambs 10
Hines, averaging about As fbs at 81 so y head
AS VIII be seen by reference TO the sales prices
RANGED nom 81 S11S to So II for sheep, while
lambs may be quoted at from 81 TO 81 4 head
as TO quality, size and condition.
SWINE.
Tnere Is next to nothing doing in this class
OF STOCK at these yards. Some few small
sales In retail way TO butchers, but the
transactions are untmportant, and prices
averages, 3D.
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ChoIera.--ReIIerEor the Portland SuH.

NEW York, July 25.-The Cholera
has somewhat abated, only four cases
were reported officially in the city, yes
terday, and six in BrOoklyn-there are
several others unotficially reported, but
there is no doubt that the weather is
retarding the progress of the disease
The Cholera ON the Islands was no less,
seventy-three deaths have occurred,
and large number of troops are i'll
with diarrhea. The Mortuary report for
the week ending July 2lst, shows that
there were 1852 deaths, of which num-
Der 545 were from Seymotic or foul air
diseases. The total mortality for the
months of April, May and June of the
present year was 5599.
Four gentlemen have been appoint
ed by the citizens Executive Committee
for relief of the Portland sufferers, to
visit that city and distribute funds col
lected in this city. Priar reported the
amount OF contributions received to be
$lO1, 749. Total amount donations in
city is SI34.910 So, of which 81, 526 was
collected in the Catholic Churches, and
donated by Catholic pastors last sunday.
Judge M'Cunn sitting in the
chamber of Superior Court took
occasion yesterday, when a liquor in
junction case was called up to give an
opinion adverse to constitudonal'ty OF
excise law. There are now three judges
of this district who have thus decided.
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Crneltv % zero serYnnts.

NEW YORK, July pa report has
been made by the commission to inves-
tigate the cruelties perpetrated by Mrs.
Henry Abrahams, of King William
county, Virginia, on the servants. The
report shows that on the I'd of June, a
freed girl named Martha Annie, aged
IL, was burned. She was sent to the
hospital in Richmond. The surgeon that
examined her said there were upon her
body seven ulcers, all the results from
burns, and all produced within two or
three weeks. The largest was nearly
two inches in diameter, in addition to
these her entire body was almost COW
cred with scars, some old and some
covered by recent scabs; some the re-
suit of burns and some the result OF
whipping. She had been so abused
that She was scarcely able to give ex-
preston to an intelligent idea. The in
Vestigation made before the Judge Adj
vocate of Richmond, proved that this
monster, Mrs. Abrahams, whom hall
the lawyers of the city volunteered to
defend, has within the last few years
been the cause of the death of four OF
her negro servants.
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spIrIt or the stool, aIarke,.
New YORK. July .


The Posts money article says:
The loan market Is unchanged, rates still
tavOrtng the borrowers. Com menctal paper
Is dull at 5G5A per cent. The stock market
Is firm with but little doing. Governments
are dull, but the quotations OF yeSte Tday are
fully sustained, except 1905 which are lower.
Railroad shares nre strong with speculative
feeling. After the board New York Central
was quoted at 1879; Erie 6Is<; Hudson
River ll9LS; Michigan Central llO; Michigan
southern Sl1S. Foreign exchange Is inactive
and dropping.
Inc Commercials money article says:
4neslock market shows very decided re-
coVSry OF activity. Every railroad stock on
the nat was higher except Erie which was u
lower IheTe Is "a market demand for more
substantial stocks for permanent Investment:
Rev 1ork Central advanced q closing at
lOFs; Reading was z higher. and Hudson
River sold up To I'D. Michigan Central is inst
now leading card; the STOCK Is considSietI
very low at its present price considering that
IL Is n 10 per cent STOCK, and the late reports
OF crops on the route Of tne road raise expeC,-.
tations of very large future earnings. Gov
ernments are weak. The tnmpering propo-
sails in Sheunan's bill have depressing
effect upon I-3Js. Money is rather nFmer APP
paEently from IA disposition among the banks
to hold their money Off the market rather
thnn lend at per cent. Tie general rate on
call loans Is per cent, with exceptions at I.
per cent. Exchange nominal at yesterdays
rates. Gold is in good demand for customs,
out Otherwise is nominal. The Persian takes
Out SUI, chiefly in bullion.
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The Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July Il.
The following is the report of the Dry
Goods Exchange, jObbers' prices:
Pnnts-AmerlCan l9; DnnnelIs 10; Empire
i3z3; Gardner & Co. 2l1l; London Mourning
ist2; Merrimac ID ~; do w 81: Pacific 49,
CoEsetS-Bates 10. Tickings-BiaclIston one Riy-
er ~ Eastern a q; do 3 %; Everett S2ys;
HPtanklin 8215i Hamilton ~; do D IS. Drills
2S1.. Delaines-ArkwItght Brown. 80; do blue
w AmoSkeag 5211; Boston Brown 80; Nam
Elliptic per dozen rs: G los; do Empress trail
70; Meyers XXI wide tapes $50 ITO; do mar
row tapes 1913. Magic Rufiies-Genuine,
g650 Hard Rubber Cravats-NO. / plain,
W 70 .; No. 2 figured ends. 8 %. Shirts
dozen. 10 10; No. $50, per dozen. Is 90: No. 2IO
per dozen, q 90. Paper ColIars-Metr0poli.
tan Collar Company Byron No. !, double ex-
ira, extra corrugated and silver corrugated
10 TO H5i Garote, silver corrugated, IS French
enameIed, ~ Goldsmith, Hoffman & Co.'S
patent Preparation proof Byron, 80; Shak-
B0eaFe. 81: CUffg IN N -
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New YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, July D.
Cotton dull at 369Ssc for middliug. Flour
steady with fair demand FOR sound low
grades, while all other kinds are dull and 10
9lFc lower So 1927 20 for extra state: IS as 10
IOr extra round hoop Ohio; 81 5Oall 10 for
tIade brands, market closing quiet Whisky
quiet Mt 81 392 D Tor State and western
Wheat 2GSc lover and more active: 81 SI1S
so for rejected Milwaukee: 81 Is for pooI
new No. milwaukee,; 81 925SEGl al for new
No. do and 81 Tl@2 80 for new amber Niarv-
land and jersey. Rye dull and heavy; west
ern at size. Corn without decided Change.
sales 1886 COO push. at SiGSiISc far sound miNei
WESTERN S5c for high mixed nearly yellow
Oats ld2c lower and active; sales 5000 bush
at i515 1870 for Chicago; ITd5Qc for MiIWau-
kee; a5460c for Iowa. Coffee tirm but very
quiet. Sugar quiet; Cuba lI@IlJEc; Havana
lO14@lbac. MOlaSses dull. Petroleum quiet;
29E2Sc for crude and 3S33gc FOR refined In
bond Wool quiet ana unchanged; 6TjSI6lc
for domestic fleece; SEQ 62ISc Tor supeffine
pulled; 571S9G5c for extra do; DC for Texas
and S1c GeOrgia. Leather-Hentock sole -
@S}c for Rio Grande and BuenoS Ayres light
weights; SiSS515c for middle do ana S66SSIc
for heavy do; SlG32c for California light do;
SS355@g3iISc Tor middle do and 3itES5c for heavy
do. Pork opened steady and closed firm at
81 S1GI3l $50 for new mess, closing ut S3I 70
CASH; 50 5000 % for old do and 2Iia27 81 for
prime. Beef unchanged; Sl6G2I 81 Tor plain
mess and so 5092i 50 for new eXtTI mess
Cut meats nrm ut l49l61zc for shoulders und
l6g0c for hams. Land dun at lSG 2OySc,
Butter quiet at S06ss3c for Ohio and nc Tor
Stale. Cheese dull at Ice,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAI,,


=, Western Union Telegraph is looking up in
the stock market within the last lew days.
baltimore Ohio stock Is worth II2
snow fIm tendency. The road is doing an
Cleveland & Pittsburgh stock hutters a
good deal, and varies two and three per cant
some days between boarCls :, =
. Last week, the redemption division OF the
treasury redeemed fractional currencv
amounting to SSj8, 100. A large number Of
counteTfeits were detected and properly
DLan9ea Upward of three hundred tilous-
70 dlnerent points during the same time.
The Boston Commonwealth states thnt the
fed his intention to give to the MRssscS,II-
sets college and the cltyo Boston. arc n nor-
ton OF the profits accrning To him nom In.
VeStmentS in United States Securities nj n.
time when the English press were endeayor-
ing 10 destroy our credit and nationality
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INC NEGRO nIsturhnnce in r,rr,r

~ 9-O DAANuEDhhce IN virginia.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 23.-Tbe
United States steam tug Genoa returned
yesterday from the scene of the dis
tnrbance on the eastern shore of Vir-
glnta, near Drummondtown, between
the inhabitants and the negroes. It ap-
pears the trouble originated in a band
OF white men hunting down some ne
groes Tor the purpose of searching for
one named Couch, who, few days pre-
Vlons, had attempted to cut the throat of
white man, The negroes were robbed
OF their arms and money, when thew
made complaint to the civil authorities.
VINO issued warrants for the arrest of
eleven OF the whites. The 18th inst. was
set apart fol the hearing of their case
AT village named Woodstock. On that
DAY about hundred well armed white
men assembled, swearing they would
XIII every negro who attempted to testi-
~ ana threatend the magistrate Mr.,
DIX with violence il the proceedings
were continued. The magistrate, see
ing the state of affairs, endorsed upon
the warrants of arrest the impossibility
OF conducting the trial under the cir
cumstances, and informed Major
French, agent of tho Freedmen's Bu-
reau, of his action. The latter officer
ADVISED the negroes to quietly return
TO their homes, and while they were
uolng SO they were again assaulted and
pursued by armed whites until thew
reached places OF safety. Upon the ar
rival of the troops the white men dis
persed In every direction, and not one
OF them could be found after a most
rigid search.
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Tenneasee LeEIsia,ure...Rohherr.

NASHVILLE, July 24.-Messrs. Porter.
Morable, Brittles, Foster, Martin and
Williams, members of the Tennessee
House of Representatives, were ex-
PEELED today. The two latter were the
members recently arrested. Speaker
HeiskilI, OF the House, was relieved
rom duty at his own request for the
remainder of the term. Judge Nor
man was elected instead.
The office of United States Collector.
Mr.. Morrill,, of this city, was robbed
last evening by burglars of s., 800 in
United States treasury notes and some
5000 In checks The burglars used false
Keys. No clue has been obtained to
the robbers.
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tBy Telegraph.l

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK. July 25.
Money steady and unchanged at 495 per
lOS5<@IU9.
God opened at $50; advancing to 15g1S; de-
ellntng to 1881, and closing at $50.
Total Exports OF specie to-day S920.SO4.a ~
Governments are dull and rather heavy.
Freight5 to Liverpool are q shade lower,
corn was shipped at I'd.
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PIr1ahnrrh N1nrI,nt

TIIISBURllHI July 2.
The market yesterday was little more ac-
price. We note sales AT 100 barrels crude Mt
l25c, barrels returned; / 200 barrels bulk at
Ii;211c, and 90 barrels, for September de-
livery, at l21lc- The rates may be set down
at l2H9l21ac, barrels returned, and l76l7ISc,
packages Included. The news from Europe
and the east has had a depressing effect on
Donueq OIL, and there we've no sales made
yesterday. As we are without figures we
omit quotations "
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LOuisvIlle Tobaeeo Market.

LOUISVILLE, July "a.
The market was quiet, with a better feeling
and some Improvement on all grades. The
offerings amounted to % hhtis, with Iejec-
tons. In the recent sales were 7hhds bright
Virginia leaf by Geo. WiclKs, and II boxes aG
prices ranging from STt99O for the former; aud
S849l2j for the boxes per 100 Ms. The sales OF
leaf to-day Included hid NJ 81 o., at S3d
3Q5. 4 at 81 25d4 90, sat s. IOd5 s.. Bat S8d6 f5
at S7d7 80, at S88S 50. at s9td9 80, ut sl06t
10 70, Bat Sll@Il 3, at sl29l2 IS. 2 at Sl3276e
at SIS, i at 81, at sSi93G 10 and / at $3.50
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Business Proanect.
The New York SIN thus specnis,ss abor,
the fall trade. '''O-'

the fail trade: W A'S ABOUT
IT = not likely that the season will be ex-
5TT.e s good or extremely bad, for business.
on hand. The unsettled condition OF imam
etal affairs and the apprehensions OF panic,
nave caused dealers 10 buy very spanngly
within the last year-sfnall orders for imme-
diate use being their general practice in pur-
CHASING: There has probably never been
year In the experience Of our merchants when
the proportion of small orders was so large as
during the present year. Country dealers
have all along had the impression that a
heavy decline In prices was Just ahead, and
their purchases have been made accordfnRly
The Consequence Is, that the shelves OF the
retailers are uncommonly empty, and they
Winter demand. The orders will probably
continue light, for the belief In reduced
prices still remains drm. -
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From Ne,E OrIeana.

NEW oRL.kANs, July 24,-Arrange-
ments have been made to arrest the
Convention plotters IL they attempt to
assemble on the 18th.
The enthusiastic for President John
son grows livelieF every day. The mass
meeting Tonight was large. The State
Is nearly unanlmo6s in favor of John
sons policy. sTt.T eT
There are universal congratulRtions
at the extraordinary health and pros
perity Of the city.
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Buffalo MARKET.

Flour and Wheat unchanged. Corn-IOOOO
bush. sold At G9JZ@7Oc and 6g55c, 10 arrive
S oats dull and inactive; held, No. Chicago at
Barley and Rye nominal. Pork firm at SS2 5O
Lard OI292lc. Whisky nominal at - Is
Onts lOct to AlDamy, Corn BE. oats Sc
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CHICAGO July -.
Flour dull: Wheat dull at / ~ for No.
and S5ggOc for No. ,. Corn active and nd-
Eanced l9y2c; sales at 59S 29595{c FOR No. /, and
5!I39SSc for No. ,. OaIs quiet at 2T927Isc Tor
No. l.. and &c for No. 2. FreightS uull 10
Buffalo. Recetpts-3GO0 bbls flour; 500 bush
wheat; l25,0Og bush corn; $1,000 oats ship
ments-S2JO bbls flour; 63,OOJ bush wheat
63,OOO bush corn; 2O. OOn bush oats.
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wheeling Dry Goods market.

The. trade is fair, and prices firm
American Prints lsIS@l9c; Aliens Prints is
SlS1$c; Arnolds Prints l7Gl71Sc; HOvey lie;
Appleton A, Standard, Sheetings 2Ic; Frank
lin 70; Augusta, pc. Denims-Larne More
223c; Glen Riddle SOC; Arkwright SIC: De
LANES 22%92ic; all wool, 4Od45c
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BUFFALO, N. Y, July 25.-The wealth
er IS warm with the mercury at sOo.
A private telegram, from Rochester,
says: Alta meeting of the officers of the
western Union Telegraph Company to-
day, the regular ticket of the Officers of
the company was elected.
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Oswego MnrI,er.

OSwEGO, July %.
Flour dull and unchanged; O0S9 as for
No. l spring; ll@l1 50 for red winter and
400 for double extra. Wheat dull, lower
and unsettled; No. Milwaukee club cannot
be quoted over 1891 81. Corn dun at nc TOR
No. Illinois. Oats quiet. Canal Freights
dull. Lake imports bush wheat.
5000 bush corn; 2O.OOO bush oats Canal EN-
Poris-2s7 bbls flour; 47,OOJ bush corn; 1900
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atInnfn Mnrl,ef

ST. LOUIS, July o.
Flour declined Csc on low qualities; 6Oa
fall extra. Wheat unchanged. Corn active
and sttder at 72976c for mixed and yellow.
and ef9S6c for white. Oats stir at 47@5Oc
for prime keg. WhislEy unchanged.
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New OrIenns NInrI,et.

NEW ORLEANS, July q.
Cotton easier; sales 400 bales low middIlng
at 33@3Ic; receipts Is bales; receipts, proper
Tor four days so bales, against exports 1853
bales; stock 5000 bales. New York EN-
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OhInWnnnI,or,,.

The Coshocton Age estimates that the WOOL
clip OF that county this year Will amount 10
6OOIOOO pounds, OF which all but about 10 OOO
pounds have gone into the hands of purcna-
seTs, at an average price of Soc per pound.
The wool clip OF TuscaFaWas county. for
1856. Is estimated at about six hundred and
IoEty thonSand pounds, nearly one-fourth OF