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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01
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Spirit OF the stock Market.

NEW YORK, April 50.
The Commercials money article says the
stock market opened quiet. There was a
partial fail In prices, especially in the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh and Michigan Southern.
There appers to be q disposition among The
bull cllques to afford an opportunity of n
partial decline, which they hope may be
construed by the beans as Indicating weak
ness and encouraging short contFacts. There
is a reaction from the late activity in Cow
eminent stocks and q further slight decline
in prices. There Is even reason for believing
TINT the extraordinary prices or last week
was purely Fictitious; the result was not OF
demand from the outside public, but of pur-
chaseS made in behalf of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Tomorrow the interest on each
issue OF $50 Is payable; coupons of these
bonds are selling Mt 1<9l per cent below gold.
Compound notes are again in demand at x
per cent above par, and simple interest
Bank statemtnt Is Unexpectedly favorable to
continued ease. Money deposits show an In
crease OF 5Ig09,998 in deposits, and nearly
100000 in legal tenders, and an increase OF
$50 go in loans, which Is gratifying and in
dlcating an increased activity in business.
Gold has weakened considerably in view OF
the supply which tomorrow will be thrown
on the market. The prices opened ut I2g5S,
and fell to 12T3S- The rate on loans Is e per
cent Der 0ny.
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the President. to cause use the seizure forth
with of all such property belonging to
belligerent enemies as deemed forfeited
by the act of 18th July, 1862; to hold
and appropriate the same as the enemys
property. The rest of the confiscated
property is to be applied to the follow
ing purposes: - = =
erection of buildings on each home-
stead, twenty millions to be invested in
United States securities, and the inter-
est added to the pension of pensioners,
one hundred millions 10 go towards
equalizing the pay of bounties, and
two hundred millions to go towards de-
civil and military operations of the
Government, and in enforcing all con-
fiscatlons. The value of ten thousand
dollars in real or personal property Is
to be lett to delinQuents.
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PIttshnreh on NInrlket.

PITTSBURGH, April 50.
The market on Saturday was firm, some
holders asking an advance, demanding 13lS
@l4c, barrels returned, and lS1<9l9c, barrels
included. These appears TO be the asking
rates, but the selling prica Is l39l81zc. Crude
oil is quoted, at the mouth of the creek, at 81
per Dbl. Refined in bond Is in 1alr demand,
and sales were made at 3g1S69 Zoe, May dellV-
cry in Philadelphia; SIC for June delivery,
and -, II and 45c for July, August and Sep
TENDER delivery. Free Is dull, md prices are
unchanged. There is no inquiry for either
neptha or residuum. The receipts of crude
for the past week, per Allegheny river,
amounted to upwards OF 1900 thousand bar
rels, and the sales for the same period foot
up 81 600 barrels Both the receipts and sales
are some - 600 barrels above thnt OF our last
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 30.
Flour quiet; superfne s. B@s75; extra
50 25C810 20, and family $40 5O912 90, Wheat
unchanged and not much done: No. l red
81 80. Corn less firm; $50 Tor mixed in eleva-
tor. and CSC in sacks are the best rites OBJ
tain0bIe. Oats steady at 4394Gc for No. 2and
i. Whisky unchanged at &c In bond. Rye
Sc. Provisions dull, and buyers have with
drawn from the market Mes Pork could
not have been bought at So. Bulk Meats
sold at ll9l4. Lard at 2Oc. Bacon dull and
lower, sales Of prime at s24 % per bull ON az
rival; the supply is in excess Of the demand.
LtnSeed OIL 81 so. Petroleum.; 5Sa55c for re-
fined. Cotton firmer at S5@25c for middling;
but hemarkes Is still unsettled. Gold l255<.
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xew-Yorl1 money and stock Market

9 u = NIEW YORK, April 20
? Money and GoId-Mouey easy at 495 per
eenf an caI Sterling ExchRnge-l0S91tSA-
SISCIinIn9 To i98 and closing ut 1854.
= CSoYernment StoelIs-Without decided
change; q. s. Is 5-0 coupons, 1879; do
S1sSIsfsTad "a lO2J[. u. 8. 6s 1910 coupons
eSfS: Treasury notes T-Ss, hrst series, l0iSSi
third series 19l1<.
State Stocks-Tennessee s. 81
Freiehts 10 I,iyerpOOl-DuH and nominal.
SSfocEs-DuIl: Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q
Chicago 81: Western Union telegraph 3I1E;
Erie 7S3f; Marietta & Gincinnatts nrst pre-
AT the four o'clock open board the follow
ing were the principal sales Spruce al1Sg
Western Union Telegraph 571Z: Erie I35s;
New York Central ss5S: ChicaEo & North
western preferred S.; Reading GO, Michigan
Southern IS; Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne q Cni-
cago 9S1S; Cleveland & Pittsburgh sos.
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Especial to the Inteiligencer.l
LAGRANGE, o., Apr:

LAGRANGE, o., April so.
It's ascertained there were five en-
gagged in the robbery. Four have been
captured, leaving only one yet at large.
They made a desperate resistance,
there being quite number or shots ex-
changed between the thieves and the
capturers, one of the former being
wounded. The amount of money re-
covered has not been summed up yet.
but will probably exceed $3.50, 600. Two
of the thieves were taken to Steuben-
Vile on the evening train. The other
two captured have been taken over to
the Mellsburg Jail for safe keeping.
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Fire.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 3d.
About one o'clock this morning, one OF
the buildings of the New Haven Clock
Company was discovered on fire. The
flames spread in spite of the efforts OF
ings of the company, seven in mum Der,
were consumed. Eleven dwelling
houses in the vicinity were also burned
with nearly all their contents, 20 fami-
lies rendered houseless and 200 work
men thrown out of employment. The
total loss was estimated at 500, 600. The
company had an insurance of SIG, 900 on
their manufactory, the risks being held
ON the office of Lester Il Webb, insnr-
ance agents of this city, but on what
company is notknown.
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The crops In the West and South give
promise OF certainly average and pefnaPS
abundant yield. The nrst APpearancs ~ tne
wheat In the spring was quite dlScour1glng
and It was thought to be more than MALT
winter killed, but the later reports are more
ami cranes give good signs, but peaches, In
many Iocalifies or the West are dtsaStrously
1,f11TSsIi N me bud In the South the high
11rfss m cotton stimulates the planters to put
down a GOOD deal OF ground In that staple, 70
tTe feqIect of wheat and corn. The estIna-
fsCf Weld OF cottpn g above TWO million bales
IN fennesses and Kentucky much less than
the usual amount Of tobacco will be RAISED,
aud the sugar crop i'm the Southwest with
the rice crop In the Southeast, VIII be well
nigh failures. AK
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The surplus EnrnInga OF u Bank.

Judge NelSon, of the United States Circuit
Court, has decided that the surplus earnings
of bank cannot be taxed as capital. The
statute levies a license fee OF 800 FOR capi-
tai Of $4,000, and SOQ4l 900 for all capital
above that sum. An Albany Collector un-
dertook tn reckon surplus earnings as part
OF the capital to pay taxes, but the Court
stopped him by Injunction, and gives sound
opinion that the capital OF bank Is fixed
and not auctuating amount, and cannot be
altered except by legislative authority. Be
sides, a distinct tax Is levied on the surplus
earnings, and Congress did not mean to tax
the same thing twice over. We do not think
this decision will be questioned.
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weekly Bank statement.


LIyERpooL.-Coiton sales of the 10th and
lIth $4,000 bales, including GOO bales to specu-
lnturS and exporters. The market was hrmer
with an upward tendency, with an advance
about lSd-
Manchester market was dull and Irregular.
BTeadstunS-Flourn Fmer and advanced ID.
Wheat nrmeF and advanced l92d. Corn flrm
with q slight advance.
Provisions-Beef dull. Pork steady, BACON
easier. Butter inactive. Lard dull and NOM
inal. Tallow steady.
Produce-Sptrits Turpentine steady at 40
sos for American. RoStn quiet aud steady.
LONDON, April l7.-COnsoIs closed at 500
sB1S for money. American securities, q. s.
$50 bonds 6S1<@6SA.
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Ell CHICAGO, April 30.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat nFm
at 81 SO for No. and 81 059I 03 for No. 2
Corn active and advanced 1<9lc.: sales q 70
@571<c. for No. /. and 45946c. Tor No 2 Oats
dull at 5I95l1<c, High wines Inactive Fro.
visions quiet; S28 asked for mes pork and
81 3 offered. FreIghts quiets 60. on corn 70
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PhiIadeIphia Market.

Cattle moderately active at former rates
Beeyes steady, 100 head sales Of fair TO good
ut H@l6c. Cows unchanged. Sheep in fair
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; s. 4092 81 for
red, and e 6Q92 30 for white. CoIfee dull.
Sugar steady. Pork SN91 30. Lard 2O02Okc.
WhtsIky dull at Sc 25a2 q. -
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NEW YORK, April sO.-The steamer
Allimania, from Southampton on the
morning of the 18th, arrived at o'clock
The steamer Moravia, from Portland,
arrived on the 18th. The general news
is mainly covered by advices per the
Hermann yesterday.
The German question continued Sc
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R.Itimore, market.

s-lt BALTIMORE, April 30.
Flour steady: Western supeEn1e e999 3.
wheat fiFIn. Corn active At 67963; yellow
dull ~ $50, Oats dull at Sc. Provtsions quiet
lint lirnl. Sugar dull. Stock fair. Whisky
dull at s. . f0rsWestern.
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THoRoLD, G. W., April sO.-on Sun
day afternoon "A fire broke out in the
tailor shop of Jas. Miller, which ragged
until SO shops and a large number OF
the whole of Front and Claremont,
the two principal streets, are in ashes.
Loss estimated at $4,000. The priuci-
pal sufferers are James Monroe, A.
Schwaller and w. B. Hendershot.--
Forty or fifty families are rendered
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Flour quiet and frm. Wheat irregular;
new amber &c. better, new white &c. lower;
sales OF old amber at e 50, and new white nj
g 10. Corn firm and nc. better; 5S9S9c. for
No l mixed yellow and 60c. TOR do. Whtte
Oats very nrm; held at &c. for No. L Lake
freights dull and unchanged.
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81. Louis market.

f ST. LOUIS. April 80.
Flour moderately active: 81 2597 70 for sim
gle e1stra: g s09p 50 for Xxx, and So 251I3 90
f1r choice, Wheat stI1; 81 w for prime,
strictly prime. Corn lower at 68968c- Oats
decIIned 33648c. Pork steady at So 50. Ba-
CON Clear sides advanced; sales at liz Cam
yassed Sugar Cured Hams &c. Lard hEm
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NEW YoRL, April s0.-The cholera is
fast abating at the lower quarantine.
No deaths have taken place nor addi-
tional cases received on board the hos
pital ship since Friday last, and all on
board are reported to be in fair way
of recovery.
The steamer Lafayette, from Hayre
and Brest on the 14th, arrived Saturday
night.
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|. LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-The trial of
Isham Henderson will be continued to-
day at Nashville, the President having
approved of the proceedings of General
Thomas and directed Henderson to be
tried by court-martial.
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Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE,, April 50.
Wheat dull and closed at 81 655<8I g for
winter. Com fiEm az sc. Oats quiet. Re
ceipts, 800 bb1s Hour, 5 200 bus wheat. Ship
nent5, 900 bbls Hour, l5eJ 200 bus wheat.
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LEAYENwoRrH, KANSAS, April 3d.
Eight or ten buildings on Shawnee
street, occupied as clothing stores and
saloons, were burned on Saturday
morning. The stocks were saved IN d
ern offices. No insurance on the build
ings. Loss estimated at from IS, 900 to
$50 600.
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WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The Presi-
dent has approved the bill appropria=
ting SIZE, 900 to supply deficiency in
the appropriation for public printing
for the year ending with June next /;
$3.50, 900 for paper and S95, 900 for public
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NEW York, April 30.-Among the
passengers who will sail for California
tomorrow. Tuesday, is Count Audzoff,
who goes to join Colonel Buckley at
San Francisco. The Count will repre-
sent the Russian government with the
great expedition which will be fully
under way by the LIST ef June.
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! New YORK, April 3O.-The Posts
telegram says the Bank Committee de-
cided to-day to report against the crea-
ton of any more National Banks,
A large number of counterfeits on the
Oneida County Bank were put in cir
culation in Brooklyn this morning.
The Commercials special says the
Austrian Minister has advertised his
furnished residence, and expects the
next steamer will bring news of the
sailing of the Austrian troops for Mex
leo, which will insure his receiving his
passports from Secretary Seward
There is great hostility to the recon-
structfon scheme. Both the National
Intelligencer and Republican oppose it.
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MILWAUKEE, April sU.-The Straits Of
Mackenaw are now open. The pro-
pelIer Montgomery yesterday being the
hrst boat through.
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ALBANY, April 30.-The Governor
signed the bill Increasing the salary of
the members of the Metropolitan Police
Department. s1fzs.--@
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Stelnway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
Instruments In America as wen a. Europe,
having taken tR2 thIrty-tWo first premiums,
gold and silver medals 1t the principal fairs
held In this country within the last ten yeaFSS
and in addition thereto they were awarded 3
drse prize medal at the great International
brilliant and sympathetic tone, with excel.
lence OF workmanship.
Every SteInway Piano warranted aV0
year,. Samples open for inspection, and
orders Effected promptly at
n0sand for Price LIsts.
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NEW YONG, April so.lThe Herald's

NEW YoRK, April So.-The Herald's
special says:
the fishing grounds to protect the
rights of American Fisherman, and the
Augusta will also be sent. Those well
informed persons think a collision in
the British North American waters
quite possible.
The Times special says there is no
truth in the statement that the counsel
has been assigned to defend Davis.
There is reason to believe that the
President will soon appoint a Commits
sioner of Agriculture in response to an
almost universal request.
Quartermaster General Meigs has
submitted very interesting report to
the Secretary of War, showing the
great progress nnde in looking after
the proper burial of Union officers and
soldiers in the South.
The Tribune's special says thata ma
jority of the Cabinet are quoted MS
favoring the reconstruction report
An order mastering out all the vol
unteer staff officers will be issued soon.
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PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE.


TUST OPENED AND FOR SALE CFOR-
81 efgn goods mostly OF direct importation,
bought at n very low rate for gOid.)
900 doZ. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies' and chilllren's wear.
900 doz- gauntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
and mitts, consisting OF kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and Six woTSted, In desirable
coiOrs.
500 dog HandkerchIens, new styles In SILK,
linen, lawn and cambria.
800 doz- Neck-tIes, embracing All new de-
signs In fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
loo doz- Shirt Bosorns superfne grades IN
linen and marsellleA
5000 Glace Paper Collars, Of Goldsmiths,
Congress, Comps and Evans mauumeture.
1900 doz- J. & p. Coats and Stuart Is genuine
machine saving cottons.
500 hS Stuart linen thread.
30 rs italian sewing silk In Elreins and ON
spools-
50 doz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
q full stock OF pins. hooks and eyes, comts,
brushes, perfumeTy, soaps, pocket books,
beads, thimbles, needles, fans, rubber goods,
Stationery, window blinds, school books
states, hair me- 8, embrOiderieS, silk cord and
tassels, velvet ribbons. full line OF tanetaa
ribbons, bonnet ribbon, skirt brlaiCis, coat
bindings rufdings, crochet bEaidS, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmOFAls vest buttons
French corsets, fancy dress buttons and 4
large variety OF superior suspendeFs, To
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
MIRO AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK.
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New York, April 3O.-The CONNER
cial's Washington special says that the
President advocates calling National
Constitutional Convention to settle the
issues now pending.
The large appropriations already
made and proposed by Congress, alarm
the Finance Committee.
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NEW York, April 3O.-Gold opened
at 1878 and closed at 1865.
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COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Hubbard, of Iowa, introduced a
bill to amend the act of May II, 1864,
granting lands to the State of Iowa to
aid in the construction of a railroad,
which was read twice and referred to
the Committee on P ublic Lands.
Mr.. Ancona, of Pennsylvania, intro
duced bill to amend the Internal
Revenue acts of June 80, 1864, and
March 8, 1865, which. was read twice
and referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means.
The resolution offered in Januar y
last, by Mr.. Julian, calling for the
speedy trial of JEFF. Davis on the charge
made against him, and the prompt e1-
ecution, if found guilty, was taken up.
Mr.. Julian addressed the House on
supporting the resolution, when 1t was
referred to the judiciary Committee.
The Committee on Public Expenses
was instructed to inquire into the al
legged frauds in the enforcement OF the
revenue laws at Boston and New York,
and authorized to sit during the recess
of Congress at the most convenient
place.
The Secretary of State was requested
to furnish list of the claims OF the
United States now pending in our Legal
ton against the Venezuelan governs
ment, and state what legislation Is re-
uuired for their speedy settlement.
The river and harbor bill was consid-
Mr.. Elliott spoke in its favor, and
moved the previous question. Inc Dill
Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported a bill making
appropriations for the use OF the Bu-
reau of Refugees and Freedmen for the
year commencing January I, 1866.
Mr.. Stevens offered a substitute for
the bill offered by him on the 10th OF
December and referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole on the state of the
Union, for doubling the pensions OF
casualties, DC. The substitute for
feits to the United States all the public
Hand belonging to the IL States that
formed the Governments of the so-called
Confederate States of America-directs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-02
NOTICE
TO DISTILLERS,

i ~ - i ~ i Z III III AAG ~
vhIHE FOLLOWING ACT, passed at the
IL recent session of the Legislature, i. pub
ished for the benefit Of all concerned.
AN ACT TO REGULATE THE D1TILLA-
TON OF SPIR1TUOus LIQUORS.
I. Be It enacted by tho Senate and House Of
Representatives, now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority Of the same,
That hereafter it sha be unlawful for any Der.
son in this State to be engaged in the dstila-
ton Of spirtuous liquors from out Of uny
grain or other substance, except raw sorghum
licG2se therefor from the Commissioners Of
Public Buildings of the District in which such
person shall be SO engaged.
II. Thut before tho license hereinbefore men,
toned shall be granted, iae person or persons
applying for the same shall pay into the hands
of the Commissioners of public Bui:dings Of the
District in which such applications shall be
made, the sum Of two hundred dollars, ou and
for euch and every still; or other apparatus used
in the distillalion of spirtuous liquors, c, cept
from fruits, as aforesaid; which license shall
not be granted for longer period thun twelve
months.
III. That violatien Of any of the provisions
contained i'll this Act shall subject the person 80
offending to Indictment Ms for high misde-
meanor, and, upon conviction thereof, such per-
son shall be fined in sum not less than five
hundred nor more than two thousand dollars,
and Imprisonment not less than three months
nor more than two years two hundred and
fifty dollars Of which fine shall 90 to the prose
cu;or who shall I've Il competent witness Oh be
half Of the State.
In the Senate House the twenty. first day of
December. in the year of our Lord one thous and
eight hundred aad sxty-five.
". D. PORTER,
President Of the Senate.
&. ii. SIMONTON,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved: JAS. L. ORR.
Feb. -. 1866. l6 St
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80" &c O p H.1 ~,
PRINCIPAL BRANCH
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m n1ISxrr xyonr
[COPY.1

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lst. 1t is indefble.
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Address CLARENCE McCARTIIA,
Jan. 80 IA IF Abbevile, S. G..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

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bard Reaper and Mower, and the New York Chief
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az my new Agricultural Warer0om.
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Ruv the East plnur

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