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The Eeninu Prisoners under Sentence
iu Sauail-

TORONTO, c. W., Nov. 2S.-ln the
matter of the Fcnian prisoners under
sentence the Judges have not yet given
their decision on the application TO set
aside vcrdicts and grant new trials, and
il is rumored that the cause Of delay Is
that the courts intend refusing the rule,
and are preparing deliberately written
judgements aud setting forth at full
length the grounds on which the de
cision is based. If So it is the intention
of the prisoners counsel TO apply to
have the question referred To the Court
OF Error and Appeal. If they do so two
of the judges must concur that the OBJ
ic.t;ons are well founded; otherwise the
Judgment already given stands III full
force.
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New York stock Market.
NEW YORK, November ..

NEW 1OHh, NONeihoc S''
Stocks dull and heavy. Gold lilt.
Ohio * Mississippi Certificates 295;
Cumberland Coal 70a. Western Union
Telegraph 46i; New York Central ll25;
Erie 1O5; Hudson III; Reading III:
Michigan Central 1ll5 Michigan South
crn SG5; Illinois Central l19; PittSburS
81; Toledo 1l3tt; Rock Island lO3s;
Northwestern Az; do preferred III;
Fort Wayne 10i!.
GoycrnmcntS-5-2 coupons, 1862, 100;
do 1864, 1863; do 1-G5, 107; do do new
series, 1OS5; 7-3Cs, 1st series, l06; do ID
do, 1853.
Four o'clock open hoard-Ohio < Mis-
sissippi Certificates 29it; Western Union
Telegraph 4G4. New York Central ~;
Erie II; Hudson 12l; Recalling lie;
Michigan Southern eei; Illinois Cen
trail 10; Pittsburg II, Toledo ll3t.
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New York Central Railroad.

New YORK, Nov. 29.-The Herald's
Troy dispatch, few days since, says
In the event of Mr. Fargo's election to
the Presidency of the New York Cen
trail railroad, he will drive the Mer-
chants Union Express OF the road.
This statement was inadvertently III
corpOrated in the press report, and sent
West from this city. Mr.. Fargo's char
acter for honorable dealing is so well
established that its readers must have
detected the absurdity Of such a state
ment.
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Meeting Of Shamrock Circle.

NEW York, Nov. 2S-A call has been
issaed for meeting Of the Shamrock
Circle of the FcnianS tonight. Inc
address says:
Fellow Countrymen Come forward!
VIII you permit O'Neil to advance
again, and perhaps be stricken down
before YOU step into the ranks! lie,
member that the Fcnian brotherhood
are abou. to lift their hands and nerve
their arms for bold struggle, when
the eagle will not protect the lion. Let
us all he true. IriShmen, come forward
tonight and fall into the ranks.
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Gl;icn-o iEnrkrf.

CHICAGO, November ..
Flour more active, but difficult to OBJ
tain at former prices. Wheat, demand
limited; market dull and Sc lower,
closing nominal at , lGa2 II for No. /:
| S5al 80! for No =. Corn limited apd
speculative demand declined %; o6tan
for No. 2; S4aS5 Cor No. .. Oats quiet
and 1c lower, at II. Provisions dull:
mess pork soc lower: sales mcagrc.
Lard quiet, ut l24al3. Tallow moderate;
request 9lalO. Hogs moderately active
and 1Oa15c lower, buyers for Boston
purchasing literally At 54a6f for COM
mon to choice. Dressed hogs dull; las.
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Schooner CnDsizcd.

DUFFINs CREEK, c. W., Nov. 28.-The
schooner Swallow capsized and driftcd
ashore near Etabicakc creek. 1t is sup
posed the crew is lost. She loaded at
Highland creek for Toronto. From the
appearance of the wreck it is supposed
she sprung Il leak and became unman-
agcable. The Captain was William
Hutchinson, well known skipper OH
the lake. having sailed on the Ontario
for over 80 wears.
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EsrRn!O Market.

HUFTAL0, NOycmDCr
Flour. 900 barrels No. spring at LA
II %. Wheat quiet; 5000 Port Wash
iagt0n Club at , l2a2 -, held No. "
spring ut 200. Corn dull; abo1t ] co
Nv boat load: t5a1 &C for car lots.
Oats Quiet al Soc Barley, 5000 bush
els Canada, o.. Peas, $50 Canada,
122. Rye quiet Pork - 90. Lard
IA. Whisky 233. Canal freiGhta-
Wheat to Rochester &C.; through en-
gagcments ended. The weather here is
mild and rainy.
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A suit has been commenced before
the Supreme Court in New York, by
John II. Lester, against General Butler,
charging him with false Imprisonment
and with fraudulent conversion ofprop-
erty. The damages are laid at one hun
drci thousand dollars for the latter. 1t
is alleged that Mr.. Lester received Il free
pass from Secretary Stanton during the
war to bring his family North. General
Butler disregarded the permit and inn
prisoned him.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Coo,,.s,rceIey Libel Case. .

NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-Judge Nelson,
at the United States Circuit Court, de.
clared an opinion yesterday on the libel
case of Isaac Cook VS.. the Tribune. The
alleged libel chared the plaintiff with
being a.defaulting paymaster, having
lost S50O,O00 by gambling, and that he
was q full blown knave and scOundrel.
The plaintiff was Postmaster in Chi
cago, and proprietor of newspaper
there. The alleged libel charged him
with being party to numerous specula-
tions in the office. Judge Nelson. de-
clared judgement for the plant fl in all
to the pleas, with leave to
amend on the usual terms.
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The Character OF President j oi,n.On's
Message.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The President
makes no secret of many important
parts in his Message. 1t will be con-
ciliatory in tone and will throw upon
Congress the responsibility of compile
ting the work of restoring the Union
by admitting Southern delegates to
their seats. He takes the ground that
the Union is already restored so far as
it can be by executive authority. The
President proposes some additional con-
stitutional amendments providing for
the election of Presidents and United
States Senators, by the direct votes of
the people, without the agency of the
electoral college and the State Legisla-
lures.
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Isusso-Amcricnn Telegraph.

SAN FRANCISCo, Nov. 2'.-The West
ern Union Telegraph Company's bark
Evylin Wood, arrived ut Victoria No
vcmbcr 18th, having landed coal ut
Fox Island and wire ut Plover Bay for
the RusSo-Amcrican Telegraph. She
brought dispatches from Colonel Bull
kelly for headquarters.
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MARYLAND Politics.

New YORK. Nov. 2s.-The CONNER
cial's special says it is rumored
that Reverdy Johnson will take seat
in the Cabinet and that the Democrats
will elect Governor Swami to the uneX-
pircd term of two years in the United
States Senate, rcscrving the full six
years time for straight out Eastern
Shore Democrat.
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Libel AMii.

SAN FRANCISCo, Nov. 27.-Jaston ID.
Artois has commenced suit against the
Alta California newspaper to recover
damage to the amount of u 900 for the
publication an alleged libel about the
seizure of the brig Baseo, ut Cape st.
Lucas, in which the plaintiff is dcsigna-
ted us a pirate and robbcr.
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british GunboHts.

ToRONrO, c. W., Nov. 2S.-Thc dis
position of gunboats for the winter is as
follows: Heron at the TOmbs, Cherub
Gadcrich and the Prince Alfred also
laid up there; the Britomart, Dunrill,
Protecting, Rescue, Hercules and Royal,
Kingston Navy Yard.
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Who would not be bsautiful' whowoud not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and dis ingu6 appearance we observe up
on the stage. and in the city belle Its no long
er a secret. They use Nsgans Magnolia Balm.
Its continued use removes tan, frecklgs. pimp,es
and roughncss, from The face and hands and
leaves the Complexion smooth, transparent
blooming and ravishing. Unlike many cOErlet-
les il contains no material injurious 10 the sk.n
ANY Druggist viii order it for you. if not on
hand At - cents per bottle.
" +. HAGAS. Troy, y. y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & Co.
Wholesale Agents, y. !.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold b. all
Druggists
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As A NEW sPAPER
ITS COMMRECGAL COLLIN

VIII contain the l',c.t Snd most rtl,hl, market
report. from Wheeling and MI prominent lat
cril and Western cities.
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No ORicinI Information OF thc Occupn.
ton Of uatamOrns-So TrOnbic -ap
nrclcuter

New YORK. Nov. 2S.-Thc Posts
Washington special says: The govern
ment has received no information of the
occupation of Matamoras by the United
States troops. A dispatch just received
from General Sheridan mentions that
such a rumor was current i'll New Or
leans, but he discrcditS it, Exaggerated
reports on this subject are set aiioat
from Washington in order to influence
the market.
The Commercials Washington special
says Il report prevails that collision
had actually occurred between the
United States troops and the French
troops south of tie Rio CirIudc. So far,
however. no reliable information has
been received.
No trouble is apprchcudcd from the
occupation of Matamoras hy American
troops. EscabadOmOved upon Matamor-
as with = sufficient force 10 defeat
Canalcs, the mutimous liberal who held
the city, and as il would surely fall the
American soldiers were thereby dis
matched to prevent pillage and rapine.
Sheridan DISPATCHED the troops on his
own responsibility. The administration
here know nothing in advance of the in
tended movement, and did not diSap-
prove of ShcIidan's conduct. General
Sheridan was entrusted with u large
discretionary power, and his original
instructions comprised a project for Il
Joint French and United States protect
crate, pending a popular vote on the
question of IL republic under JuarcZ or 4
monarchy under MaXimilian
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From, ~. EIouis-

ST. LOUIS, Nov.-2S-The loss of
Scott, Cutler II Co. by fire, on Sunday,
was Sl50,00O, insured for $4,000.
The Grand Jury has indicted Bill,
Steward and his acceSSor Sanders, for
robbing Jaccard n Co.'S icwelry store
of diamonds. some days ago.
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IL we would have the Kindness of
others we must endure their follies. He
who cannot persuade himself to with
draw from society must be content TO
pay tribute OF his time to a multitude
of tYrantS.
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Eeninu stir in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Nov. 2S.-Thc Fenian news
telegraphed in the Worlds special ere
atrs something of stir, though
heavy rain pcvents any public demon
stration. Head Centres hcreabouts
have been very active lately.
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National Steam NayigatIOn %.

l'TE TEttA " EEALN ENVW
= Liverpool and New York, calling 2: Queens.
town Astcau>,Hp Of this line, consisting of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-29

Hcimstreets inimitabls Hair Cei$rins Is not q
dive All instantaneous dyes are composed Of
lunar edytie, and more or less destroy the vi
tally and beauty of the hair. This Is the orisi-
nal flair Coloring. and has been growing in favor
over twenty years 1t restores gray hair to its
original color Ivy gratlusl absorption in 4 most
remarkable manner. II Is also beautiful hair
dressing. Sold in two sizes-50 ceEts and Shy
all dealers. G.. HEIMSIREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
nrrC
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OVER 4 MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED.

SAVED.
Gentlemen IL had a negro man worth sl,c
who took cold from bad hurt in the lee, and
was useless for over a year had used ever
thing l could hear Of without benefit, until
tried The Mexican Mustang Linimcnt. 1t soon
effected : permanent cure. -
Montgomery, Ala, June Il, ISIS.
I take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang 1ininent as a valuable and indispeRs-
able article for Sprains, Sores Scratches or Calls
on Horses Our men have usad il for Burns
Bruises. Sores. rheumatism &c, and all say it
acts like magic 81. II HEWITT.
Foreman for American, Wells, FaTgOs and
Harndens Express.
The sprain of my dsughter's snkle, occasion.
ed while skating last winter, vas entirely cured
in one week after she commenced ucng your
celebrated Mustang Liniment- y
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 1, ls65. -.----
II is an admitted fact that the Mustang Lini
ment performs more cures in shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
Families livery-men and planters should always
have it on hand. Quick and sure II certainly Is.
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings,
bearing the signature of G.. w. WestbroOk
Chemist, and the pirate L. 5 stamp Of DENAs
BARNES & Co, over the top. - -
An effort has been made TO counterfeit il with
a cheap stone plate label Loot eiesesy| .-
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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New Work Money HARRIET.

NV YORK. November =.
Money is easy ut Ga7 per cent. for
call loans, with business as low as per
cent.
Sterling finn, ut 1094al09l.
Gold lower, opening ut l42, advancing
to 1i3g. and closing At llO5.
Exports specie to-day, $4,000.
Government stocks are steady.
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Arrest.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. PHI. c. Bell, alias
May Hines, of Franklin, Kentucky, has
been arrested at Nashville, charged
with being one of the robbers of the
paw train. He was formerly on MOrgan's
staff
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The Toronto Printers.

TORONTO, c. W., Nov. 2S.-The jour
ncymen printers have struck for higher
wages, in consequence of increased
prices of all neceSSaries. The demand
is generally conceded by employers.
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LYONS EXTRACT or PURE JAMAICA GISGER-
for Indigestion, Nausea. Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera MOrbus, Flatulency, DC, where a
warming stimulant Is required. It's careful pre-.
paration and entire purity makes it a cheap and
rishable article Tor culinary purposes; sold ev-
eTywhere at % cts per bottle. Ask for "LYON's'
Pure Extract. Take 10 other.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
druggists febl-eOw
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TlrolinC Oct. ~. lsEG.
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Get Up Your Clubs For 1867
THE WHEELING REGISTER |
The Largest, the Best and the
Most Widely Circulated
Paper in West
Virginia!
Daily, Tri-EsekLy& Weekly!
DEuNG sATIsEIEp Tn.n

ENG bATES FLED TIsar
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enterprise which has for it, oaect the prOtectio,
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10 The people of this State. the Largest, N,ai'
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virginia.
TIE REGISTER ean point to n. Me-,
history as the SGrrst AMI best index Of H. fnipr
cunrsc upon al questions OF National or Ststa
policv Believing that the war was ended mi
It's legitimate purposes attained with the s,r,,r
der al the rebel armies and the abandonment If
slavery and secession ty the SOuth The PSI.
TEE viii be the untinching advocate Of ali r1.s,
ures that tend 20 promote tie national hlriropr
H. restore the unity Of th, Government and 10
extend 10 all sections the priceless blessings M
an impartial Union and LASTING peace Ii viii
he equally firm in its opposition e. an partizap
schemes that impose unjust and unwlran,fd
conditions upon the reunion Of Government
that was never broken, That guarantee p,rrst
ual asccndancy 10 ON political party and I'M
changing ostraCism Ia every other, and That
thNart the wishes of every patriotic heart bv
leaving our country still divided our peop,e
disunitrd, our Union unustored. Turnitns
the opinion of all men. while stcadiasty advo
catir. its own deSpisiug the proscripti, 6!coirr
of Eanaticism while firmly adhcring ~ lis own
convictions Of right AID duty,
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VEEE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. l;s contents VILE
made up Of Gil important nova oi the wa
Geographic report. transactions in the Msfkf1
Editorials upon subjects Of general Interest ~
No,irulfur,i Column. special contemporaries
from all uari4 of the state. choice literary Al
ro,ticaI selections. aui large amount oits'r
mlly prepared miscellaneous reading 'gtag, 2
MI 'ri,,y.a nf the community. IN rhnfi ~
WEEKLY EEGI~I I.E viii cpntiuug tob' -
best Family HerTaPcr crsr puJhsLci {" ~
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THE TEsI-WEEKLY

IL published every Tuesday. Thurday aad az
mday. and contains. besides the cUutruh ei n'
preceding asUcI Of ~" Daily. many 'liADh
items prepared especially ioT thi- publication
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Great Eenian Excitement in New
York City over the News from IRE
land.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-When at late
hour last night, the Worlds extra ap-
peared on the streets, with the exciting
news from Ireland, the effect upon the
city was unequsled since the news
of the great victories of the rebel
lion. Places of amusement were
thinned out 10y persons anxious to hear
and discuss the events. Hotels and
other places of congregation We're
thronged by anxious and excited crowds,
who freely INDUCED i'll congratulations
and hopeful expressions. Fenians rush
ed to the meeting places of their circles
hoping to get additional information.
kilograms were sent to circles IN
distant cities, and instantly Ell
thusiaStic responses were read. Ste
phens, the Head Center, was invisible,
and il it is confidently believed that he
reached Ireland. 1t is said the treaSu-
nv of the Fenians was never III better
condition than ut this moment. The
same excitement which existed i'll this
city last night prevailed in Brooklyn.
IriShmen of that city We're excited to
fever heat, and continual appeals We're
made for fresh dispatches over the
Atlantic Cable.
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CHANGE OF T'sWE.
HEETPFIGLD RAILROAD.
nNhND AFTER MONDAY, NOV.
Train for the West.

WHEELING. JUNE 18th 1866.
hNAND AFTER 5UNE 17ih. 1860,
J the PlsScl. GERS and Mails from Wheeling
for the West W II bc dispatched from the Depot
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company az
35r !. VI. and 2:lD i. NJ, and leave Bcnwo"d
on the arrival If the Cleveland Railroad trains
~ H. % L. NJ. and SO =. VI.
ic.6 j. H. FORD. Agent
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TEENS.
pAYABLEiS ADVANCE

PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE
Daily Register Ter year. By mall. -
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Weekly Reg .tr-. single copy By n''
And copy fire. 10 the gciter a2'' % IS
Weekly E'glstc-, Jingle copy anna.
club Of hyc.......... 20
club Of t'B....-....'. -
club 81 twenty go
A free copy 81 the Weekly 70 t~gr-.,tT
\ club Of Ten, and copy Of toe i''"
the gettor.up of a club Of t"esJ .a
Eemittalces for Clui, mus; b - -
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Club rates after the Club hss hefI
vidrd "A FIJI years subscription = LLi.....i -
Money les Draft. EKpT.s- Or 49,
LEWIS BaKEs
e,us Wheeling. gc"''s
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milwaukee, Market.
nisnmost delichLfnl Hair Dressing.

It's most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scrutf and dandTutl.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich soft and glossy
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling oil.
1t restores hair upon prcmatuTely bald heads.
This il lust what Lyons Katharipn viii do
II is prcttv-it is ehesp-darable. Il is literally
sold by the car Load. and yet it, almost incredi-
bic demand is daily increasing until there Is
hardly n country store that does not Keep it, orr
family that does not use IT,
Z. THOMAS LYON Chemist. y. y.
Saratoga Spring Wafer. Gold by all
Druggists.
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THE RE TER

VIII strive to make the popular mind wiser by
conviction, rather tlan slavish by dictat!ou ana
will lnbor 10 disseminate only such views upon
current questions as bear the stamp Of r,sop
and the seal of truth.
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2gg Teleeraph.
TO THE REGISTER
THE FENIANS.
Anticipated Rising of Irishmcn OIL
their Native Soil.

their Native SoiiS
New YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Worlds
Queenstown correspondent writing No
vember 18th says: / send you to-day an
inkling of the most important news
which has come from Ireland for many
o long day.
The blow is about to be struck at the
power of Great Britain. Within a
month Won will hear of the rising of
the Irish people from one end of this
unfortunate land to the other. The
time has long been laid; the arms al
here; the men are ready; the officers APP
pointed: the organization is perfected.
The movement upon Canada was realty
q feint, for all the while the object was
steadily kept in mind to create an out
break upon the old soil of Ireland.
Will this be an unreasonable outbreak
if You will again attract the attention
of the whole world to the chronic mis-
government of Ireland by the English
peoplei We now suffer and are com
PEELED to leave our native land. a
few of us may be killed, but we can
I've no worse Oft after the battle IS over
and FenianiSm is once more crushed.
England will not do anything for us
by peaceable agitation; that has been
tried. Every effort made 10 induce the
government of Great Britain to be
Just to us has utterly failed. We are
powe rlcss; our arguments are unhecded;
our prayers are unanswered; Tor our
suflerings, there is no pity. Is it not
better for us to try to show the English
Government that it does not pay; and
if they will not do us justice We will
make Ireland clinging curse to her!
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Toledo Market

Toledo Market
TOLEDO, Nov. -.
Flour quiet. Whoat-saleS White
Michigan at - 90: Amber Michigan at
s. - and No. | spring mt - %. Corn %
lower, sales at Sc, for No. l, Sc for
No. , mixed. Oats unchanged, sales at
42c No. /. Rye quiet, No. |. 81 ~.
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TRANSPORTATION.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE 6 OHIO R. R.

lOrr7cE BALTIMORE g. ONO RAILROAD CO.,
WHEELING, June IL, 1866.
naSsENGER TRAINS WILL Run
bv the following schedule on and after the
18th of June, 1866:
AccnNINIODATION TRAIN.
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FROM WASHINGTON
General scdgwick Occupying Mc1i'
can Tcrriiory-Thc Movement Wade
without the knowledge of the Pres
ident.

INV YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Worlds
Washington special says: The President
has received dispatch Tonight from
General Sheridan, announcing that
General Sedgwick had crossed the Rio
Grande and occupied Mexican territory,
with detachment of United States
trGops. He is already i'll possession of
the city of Matamoras. 1t Is under
stood that this movement has been made
without any knowledge on the part of
the President.