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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-12
The Latest News.
BY TELEGR APH.
BY the Union Line:
once, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 10th of December.
Special 10 the Inteuioenor

Special TO The Inteui0encer.
PARIS, Dec. 10, (Evening).-It is ex-
pected that all the transports for Next
CO will leave before the 18th inst.
LONDON, Dec. 10, (Evening).-Prussia
has commenced coercive measures in
Hanover.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, (Eveningl.-The
cotton market has advanced IA, and
in very active demand. Sales of 10000
bales at l41 for middling uplands.
Provisions, steady. Tallow, firm.
LONDON, Dec. 10, CEvening).-Con-
soils closed at $50; money, 5-2Os IL; Hi
nois Central, M; Erie, 4671.
DUBLIN, Dec. ll-Noon.-The govern
ment is arresting supposed Fenians
hourly. Loyal mutual protection So
cieties are forming throughout Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 11-Noon.-Cotton
sales of 10000 bales at an advance of
an I'D since yesterday.
LONDON, Dec. 1l-Noon.--Consols. for
money, ss9[; 5-2Os Il; Illinois Central
Tx; Erie 467<.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. ll-Cotton opens
very active; middling upland firm at
1425d.
LONDON, Dec. l1.-5-2Os open at IL,
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FrOmLOufsVIIIe.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1O.-An imposter,
who obtained introductions here as
Gen. Moseby, of Virginia, was exposed
to-day by an old acquaintance of the
General. He had visited several ofour
merchants under the pretence of pnr-
chasing cotton. The exposition was
early enough to preventany fraudulent
transactions.
Our pork packers have determined to
kill no more hogs on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. lI.-There seems
to be no doubt of the early passage of
the negro suffrage bill for this District,
The only question of dispute is over
the details as to limiting the bill to
those who can read and write names,
but the bill will probably pass, giving
full suffrage to all, white and black.
Inc House bill relating to removals
Messrs. Williams, Garfield, Kasson,
Einck, Rousseau, and amended by
Hale, who reported u bill from the Re-
trenchment Committee on the same
subject.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Late Panama
correspondence states the aspect of po-
litical affairs in Columbia is dubious.
The blacks and lower class of natives
favor the President. At public meet
ing he was hailed as Thomas the First.
A recent edict directs all mails, includ-
ing those in transit across the Isthmus,
to be sent to local post offices for distrib-
ution. This will cause serious delay in
the transmission of mails between New
York and California,
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PROPERTY for sALE.-we invite at
tension TO the advertisement of Thos.
O'Brien, Real Estate Agent, which ap-
pears in another column. The property
offered for sale is beautifully located on
the National Road, short distance east
of the city, and admirably suited for a
country residence.
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New York, Dec. ia very destruc-
tive fire occurred last night at 2I5 Di-
vision street, near a double tenement
building. The fire originated in the
cellar and communicated to an oil
store next door. The flames were soon
stopped. The violence of the dense
smoke stified several persons.
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Is second To no stock in the city. Buyers
fore buying elsewhere. Allthe most desiTa-
bic styles constantly kept on hand, and sold
al Il small advance upon cost
Our stock of CARPETS. OH, CLOTHS
RUGS, &c, Will be found 70 be very desIfnbie
CARPET CHAIN and COTTON WARS
all cOlOrs, always kept.
The Propnetors would call attention tn the
fact that their long business peFience, their
extensive acquaintance with imports and
manufacturers large cash capital, not to
mention the exorbitant tax that most houses
have to pay In the shape of rents, enable
them 70 oner Inducements that few, II any,
Remember the old stand, near the Suspeu-
sion Bridge, at the sign Of the GOLDEN BEE
HIVE. nOY2S-IydhgVv
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TEERE HAUTE, Dec. 1O.-About one
o'clock this afternoon, Mr.. c. r. Pair
brother, proprietor of the Terre Haute
House, was shot and, it is supposed,
MORALLY wounded by a servant girl
named Eliza O'Brien. She was dis
charged this morning for some impro-
per conduct, and had returned for her
clothing with the pistol concealed in her
muff. She was arrested and placed in
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, December. IL.
e higher; sale At ssHaasc for


CoTToN-Sc higher; sales at ssLa3sc for
FIoUR"-lOal5c lower: extra state 50 Rsa
10 20; round hoop Ohio 50 9OsIi 90: trade
GRA1N-WReat-Dull and q shade lower.
81 l592 Is for No. 2 Milwaukee. CornOHeayy'
and 3St4c lower: 81 07Si NJ for yraetarTS ~
Store. and 81 cSai II afoat closing NJ II az ~
0S in Store O9ts-ETcits,I and 15RSs lIj,S1t[.
62G66c for Chicago and MiIwaSkSe' and 81
csc FOR new western. '-'''- wy
Ss-Porlx-Firmera and rrices onIet
at s2l92l 80 for new. and s20g2oS7 for old,
closing at SIS cash: Sl7 756lSO0 for nriu,e -
Bscon-Dull at lOJ5c. Dressed HoesPPFirIner
at 9GIOc for western. Iard-Firmer nj iI3lGs
Use >%S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sales Havana at
o,J al |I9i ~ az ayz2gIAc lOF cfuoe
40 l" Liver pull lO"eE'
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-Market more active at 596 per
ce Gc,D O,,o,,,,,, =. ,o-. ,,oo,,,,t. ,oo,<
and ciosing al is55<. az 1876 Ue''i""e " 1904
SeEEESa s S I6os 30: , and and HSc
80 E VI .-SDs
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Heavy Snow stOrm.-BusIness sus.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. ia heavy
snow is falling, being nearly two feet
already. 1t will doubtless interrupt
travel.
No markets in consequence of the Sc
we're storm. Business is suspended, and
the railroads partly blocEaded. The
state line to Erie and beyond these
places there will be no trouble, and will
soon be running regularly.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. ia dispatch
says Mr.. Boutwell's bill for the sale of
the Government gold don't appear to
meet the approval of the Ways and
Means Committee. The action of the
Committee on the currency is yet doubt
full, though Mr.. McCulioch's recon-
mendatious will almost certainly be
concurred in.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamship
Henry Chauncey sailed to-day for AS
pinwall. Among her passengers were
three hundred troops to reinforce the
garrisons in California, also Rev. r,
Nelson and family, and Miss Brown,
Missionaries to Japan.
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THE Cumberland Civilian boasts of
the high character of the free schools
recently established in that city, under
the new school law of the State.
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SwEETsBURG, c. E., Dec. ll.-Mr.
Devlin spoke upwards of two hours in
support of his plea as to the iurisdic-
non OF the court. The judge decided
that the court had power. Mr.. Devliu
said he would on tomorrow argue his
other plea relative to the eE post facto
character of the law under which it was
proposed to try the prisoners. The
court then adjourned till tomorrow.
There was large and enthusiastic
Fenian meeting, of the Stephens wing,
last night. Eloquent and patriotic
speeches were made by several popular
orators, aud considerable number of
men Joined the brotherhood.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 1O.-A special to the
Avalanche from Little Rock says:
The Arkansas Senate Committee of
Federal Relations reported to-day in
favor OF the rejection of tho amend
ment.
The Vance Hotel in Hopefeld, op.
posite here, was destroyed by fire to-
night.
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Ice on THE CREEK.-The cold wealth
er of the past two days has caused the
enough to bear, but rather rough for
skating purposes.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lit is stated
that Bernard Shrayock, Treasurer OF
disappeared with the funds of that
organization. amounting TO SIS, 900.
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THE Nashville Banner says that Hon.
John Bell is rurAlizing and deer hunt
ing in the neighborhood of Cumberland
Iron Works.
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AnteIs.
Stannnn House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
i Informs his fliendS and the public General
IL, that he will open the ''Stamm House. mo
p Water street, on Monday next The House
Is new, with an entire OUTFIT Ofnew furniture
and is complete in every respect, The Pro.
pr1etor pledges himself to spare no pains to
render his guests comfortable, and hopes to
receive a liberal share of patronage,
Ample stabling, attended by q Careful and
attentive hoStler.
Justin HENRY STANTNT
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE Governor
and Board of Education have decided
that neither the test, or any other oath,
is necessary for teachers of public
schools.
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TIE New York World has improved
in manners, II not in opinions. It has
dropped its offensive heading, "the
rump Congress-"
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE yachts for
the Ocean race started from Sandy
Hook to-day.
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Mince Meat.

HL44OO AIOdG.
Atmore's Celebrated Mince Meat.
AtmOrs's Celebrated Minee Meat.
AtmOre's Celebrated Mfnee Meat.
AtmOre's Celebrated Mtnoe Meat.
AtmOrs's Celebrated Mtnce Meat.
AtmOre's Celebrated Minoe Meat.
For sale By RI. sSIYTH,-
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XXXIXth CONGRESS, md SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
The suffrage bill was called up this
morning. Mr.. Anthony, in a serio-
comic speech, advocated the enfran-
chisement of negroes.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Judiciary Com
nittee, reported bill in relation to the
duties of the Clerk of the House, and
how he should act on the application of
members from Southen States for adj
mission to seats. The yeas and nays
were demanded and the bill passed BY
1873 yeas to 81 nays.
"A bill was also passed to prevent
electoral votes for President and Vice
President OF the United States.
Mr.. Wilson presented a petition of
army officers asking for increase pay.
Mr.. Anthony offered resolution
Wblch was adopted, requesting the
Committee on Judiciary to INQUIRE
whether any further legislation is ne
cessary in regard to succession to the
Presidency in case of death or other
wise, OF those now designated for it.
inc bill to regulate suffrage in the
District OF Columbia was then taken up,
the question being on the amendment
OF Mr.. Cowan to stIike out the word
"male."
HOUSE.
Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, reported a
Dill to repeal the act relating to the
qualification of jurors, and it was after
debate, recommitted.
The Speaker presented a commune
cation from the President. transmitting
as an answer to the resolutions of the
House, certain messages from the Sec
rotary of War and Attorney General
relative to the arrest and release of the
rebel General Pickett, accused of muir
dering Union soldiers in North Caro-
lima.
A bill to amend the act for the estab-
lishment of National Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans Home, as suggested
by Mr.: 1ngersoll, was passed.
The House then considered Mr.. Will
hams bill to regulate appointments
and removals from Office.
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Mrs. MOORE, residing in Jefferson
county. Kentucky, last Wednesday
carelessly left flask of powder on the
mantel piece, and her two children,
one aged about six aud the other four
years, got hold of it in her absence, put
1t in the fire, and, of course, their eyes
were blown out by the explosion.
A PROSPEROUS STATE.-The finances
of Maryland are in most healthful
condition, there being over four mil
lions surplus in the State Treasury.
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SOME three or four weeks since, a
young man unused to labor, engaged
to work for farmer in Michigan. Be-
ing delicate, he was kindly treated by
the family. About a week ago, he re-
quested an interview with the farmers
son, when, after exacting a promise of
he was one of band of robbers, that
they were to rob his father of his
money, but that he had been so kindly
treated that he had abandoned the idea,
and warned him to look out for others,
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w ANTED-AGESTS- TO sac PER
w MONTH for Gentlemen, and S85 to sI5
common Sense Family Sewing Machine i'm
proved and perfected. 1t will hem, fell.
beaudfully-price only S2O-malSing the t.isS-
nc JOCK ut Stitch and fully warranted FOR three
mission, from which twice that sr1onIt S.I1,
S 2e male. address or call on O. BOWERS q
~, once 40. go South Filth street PhIIa-
with circulars and terms. d6i-iIasI&y..
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THE Richmond Times says of Gov.
Peirpoiut's message: "The only effect
of the ill-timed fasco of the governor
will be to produce prompt action upon
the part of the General Assembly in re-
jecting the amendments. Their fate,
indeed, has been long since decided, as
land nor Delaware, and the unexpected
and most uncalled-for Grafton of Gov.
Peirpoint over their dead bodies will
not give them even the most CHASTITY
and galvanic appearance of vitality"
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DECEMBER n.-FLoUR-Unchan
GRAIS-Wh at 81 7s1z. Oats
RovIsIoSs-Bisher. Mess Pork-sIs co.
Dressed Aogs-S5 80.
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FROM TENNESSEE.

A Message from Governor BrownIow
'-'He Calls Attention to IA SpecuIa.
ton Ofthe Tennessee State Treasur.
er in LOanInx Public Funds.
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AcrIpFSr.-we regret 70 lam that
On last Z. h. 8 M. Nat. Msldes
uss .. she Clay Ms, Nth rs right
Aand r11gir- o. the Dux u :! his rife,
xne Ins sines. a shc mil sslrcd, and
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IN aeeuisnes w,th The lss, Puosic Ex.
u Summation OF psr-sns desiring 70 teach
Prahe Scho,Is in Dubois courss. will b.
he'd u nv r--itrnre il I.-per. % Men.
s.s. September l7sh. 1866.
Teachers must bear ia mind inst under the
rew sas no riiicafss fer teaching eau BE-
grated hereafter 8, prvafs exsn;n-.,rns
ap: N j. ths--fore i'm poftsni tts: they shol n
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1--WE ase r.lne<fsi to cal a1tcn-
ton t. The cal or . Tenn; ss0e-
meeting " tt = We hfe there
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In sd1itiss 70 our msin Lusiaess Of Pho.
logssphic Materials ~s ss Hesi qusrssrs
sos the following. viz.
Stercosccpes 4 S'crcoscoric We've
Of American apd Foreign Cries and Lsad.
sspes. GscOpes. Ssa,usry. esc.
Sisroseopicl Views Of the War,
Fscm negatives inside IN he vssinu. can.
paig ns ssd iosming : cvosplese Photographic
history Of the great contest.
Stereoscopic Views on Glass,
Adapted f.s either he Magic Lan,rfa ~ shs
Siessvsc.pe. Our csistaeu- viii Dc sent
to any address On receipt u Stamp.
Photographic Albums.
We mo nuiac,ure more largely Than sev
other hcu~e. sbau' :u0 ssr~sies rom ~
cents 10 $50 ss.h Chr ALBUMS have
the repus stioa 81 bring supsrivr ~ beauty
and dnssti'i'y 20 say Others.
Card lhoh'grap hsof Generals, States
non. Actors. rtc etc.
oor CassloguA r,nbrarrs over FIVE
THOUSAND d'fsrs.n: 'nhjsrsr. irriSd,nR
" production n; ~ moot celebrated Engrss
.ingr. PainrMgs. statues. etc. Catsiegnss
sent on r~eain, 81 sia,up.
Pho"yrs phefs ~nd othess "'drsisg goods
n ~. r.. will pl-ssc remit % per cent u
the amn"as ~i,h their order.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-08

sVvHE undersigned will proceed with shs
u county Surveyor Of Dusoss couasy o.
The 11,h dsy Of Sep. 1869 10 run The liner
sud .desesmIne The boundssies Of seciios
No. IA toys soulh rssee = West. tn
Iises gill sIse 10 run end
tho eosness thereof estsbIished- Psssool
iasercsied will psesse - psesens.
CHARLES 8CHNECK.
sept. lss. '66-3s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-08

NOTICE - nsrsDg gwen tbs T-Ip-s-
~ snce sl<e'ug vsN o. held 81 he Adj
irs' <e4oct Hru-- on
SATURDAY evsrsg. Ssfr the 18th. So
.: s~y!s csrS e.lich'ing
Tnefs . . zroA ing eva IN onr land. I
si0 sna' cali f,r retSrmstion. Az G. z@us
en- lac so:1inz mss, lst ~ turn nss faces
toward tass evil ss1 ",gapz- an sfmv "a
the s-.se "A Is-sb. Herc. spd Lib~sty
MANY PEOPLE
IKEtAsp. Ian sept. 9th, 1866
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-08

Oars sUEcEos - UNITED STATES Asny,t
rendsss h,s professional tervisss o. ne
ei'ixess Of Rockpert and vicinity.
UJce !; doors North ~ l'csfcOats
~ S-hin having taken thareash esssss
u Lectures "n dissssss ~ III. Eye md H. :.
he vii givs special Attentions 10 these, sud
CT aosic DISEASES gesersIiv.
Jsas 3Osh. 1866 3m. Roekror n.m.