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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
FROM New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. Dec l2.-Adviccs from
Tampico announce that both the Lib
erals there. and Mciia, the Imperialist,
at San Luis Porosi, arr cXacting heavy
forced loans for the support of their
soldiers.
The Tribune says it trusts the organ
ization 10y Congress Of provisional or
territorial government in Louisiana, SUI
proceeding the present one, will NOM
mate J. Durrat for Governor, and says
all other Union men who have held the
Office have been failures.
The Times to-day welcomes the in
vestigations by the committee of Con-
grrss If the New Orleans riots, and
hopes it Will be open, thorough, COM
plete aud unbiased.
The Times Shreveport special says q
terrific tornado passed through Hender-
son county, Texas, on the evening OF
the fourth, killing six persons, seriously
injuring twelve, and doing great dam
age to the country. Five or six houses
were blown down and one tower of the
academy, whereby four scholars were
killed and twelve seriously injured. The
Red river and other streams are get,
ting very high.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Report Of the Second Auaitor-Ths
New Orleans Riot Investigator.

Report Of the Second Auaitor-The
New Orleans Riot Investigates.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The report of
the Second Auditor shows that during
the last fiscal year 81 200 accounts have
been audited, including the amount OF
Sl77, 536,134. There was audited for
the Pay Department Sll0, 209,7lS; In
dian Affairs S2,S5l ,256; Ordinance Blu
reau $500 ,533; Medical, DC, 1919,
2i7; collecting, drilling, and organi-
zing volunteers, S5,25G, 932; pay OF boun-
ties Of soldiers, 81, 429,2l7.
The settlements have been larger tnan
for any previous year.
The Auditor recommends the reorgan-
izatiou of the Bureau upon it, by exam
ination of the claims under the bounty
bill, and says it is impossible to answer
all applications until they nave been
passed for examination, when receipts
will be acknowledged and information
given.
Gen. Robert Allen is assigned as
Ouartcrmaster of the Military Division
of the Pacific.
The case of the New Orleans and
Great Western railroad rs. W. l.. Lind
say, was argued Tuesday in the Supreme
Conrt.
The House committee of Inyestiga-
ton into the New Orleans riots, ex-
amined Judge Hursted, of New Orleans.
They will take ali the testimony pos
sible here, and then proceed to New
Orleans
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FROM NASHVILLE.
a Rebel Captain Killed i'm nn ARRAY
-His AdYersnries nIsolKilled-Gen.
eral Thomas and staff to Visit Nash.
willie.

NASHVILLE, Dec. lin December,
1864, rebel raiding party, commanded
by Capt VIM. jenkins, of Marietta,
Ca, entered the town of Athens and
killed citizen named McGoughy. On
Sunday last, at Sweet Water Depot, ten
miles from Athens, Captain Jenkins
was attacked by two sons of McGoughy
and another man. jenkins was NOR
tally wounded, but succeeded in infict-
ing wounds with his revolver on his as
sailants, of which they have since died.
Jenkins is dead.
Governor BrownlOw laid before the
Legislature communication annOunc-
ing that Major General Thomas and
staff would visit Nashville to participate
in the celebration of the battle of Nash
vile. The medal voted General Thorn
as by the Legislature will be presented
to him on the occasion.
h A resolution has been adopted by the
Legislature, authorizing the Comp
trOller tn borrow s2j0,0UU to aid i'll pay
ing the interest on State bonds due in
January next.
No new development has been made
touching the school fund bonds. 1t is
believed the bonds are gone past recOv-
cry. The Legislature have appointed n
committee to investigate the matter,
and also adopted resolutions authoriz-
ing the Governor to take action to re-
cover the bonds.
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I TRANsP oRTATIoN.p
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R. Co Co.


or,,,v BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
oI-'N-- = = WHEELISGs Dec. 4 1866.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
From Saint Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-The millcrs and
merchants of this city contemplate call
ing convention of manufacturers and
business men of Missouri to rally for
the purpose of establishing bureau
through which all necessary informa-
ton may he acquired in regard to crops,
manufacturing operations, shipments
and stocks of grain and flour at differ =
ent points and periods
Nathaniel Paschall, senior editor OF
the Mission Republican, died Mt four
o'clock this merning, aged sixty-four
years. He commenced the printing
business rs an apprenticcin the Repnbli'
can Office iiity-two years ago and was
the oldest editor west of the Mississippi
river if not the Allegheny Mountain.
He was regarded one of the best, most
influential citizens of Saint Louis ard
was highly esteemed.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrNGToN, Dee. IL.

Mr.. Morgan introduced a resolution
presenting the thanks of Congress to
Mr. Field for the successful laying OF
the Atlantic cable.
The District of Columbia suffrage bill
was up and Mr.. Brown, of Missouri,
maintained that suffrage should be uni
yersal, without restriction as to race.
The question was on Mr.. Cowan's
amendment TO extend franchise to fe-
males.
MFR. Davis argument was fixed on the
principle that suffrage belonged only to
whites.
Mr.. Spra.ue advocated, and Mr.. Buck
alew opposed negro suffrage.
Mr.. Trumbell introduced resolution
requesting the President TO inform the
Senate whether any persons have been
appointed to office since the last adjourn
ment of the Senate, TO fill vacancies eX-
isting prior to that adjournment, par
ticularly if such is not the case, III re-
gard to Surveyor.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Blaine introduced a resolution
authorizing the committee OH War
Debts in the loyal States to reporta bill
authorizing a taxation of y per cent.
on the national banks for the payment
of such debt. Objection made and over
ruled.
Tho resolution of Mr.. Price relative
to the issue and circulation of national
banks laid over.
The resolution declaring no State of
the South refusing to adopt the constl-
tutional amendment be entitled to rep
rescntation was laid over.
TIE credentials of Mr.. b. H.Epperson,
of Texas, were presented and referred to
the Election committee.
A bill repeating the law of 1890,
which provides no trial for reason af-
ter the expiration of three years, was
taken up. debated and rccommitted to
Judiciary committee.
4 hill authorizing the President t"
confer brevet rank OH officers appoisted
TO the regular army, for gallant service
in volunteers, passed.
4 bill of last session, regulating the
peace establishment of the army. was
and tabled.
The bill regulating appointments was
debated Mt great length.
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The Ac, Of 1.so-1crada Senator.

WAsHINGToN, Dee 12.-The bill re-
ported by the committee on the Judi
ciary of the House repepcaling the act
of 1890, which limits prosecution for
treason to three years, has created q
profound sensation. and the finest legal
talent of the body has been promptly
arrayed against the proposition as a
monstrous one. MANY leading Rcpnbli-
cans, including Stevens, will resist the
proposition TO the last as an er post tdcfo
law.
Mr.. Stewart yesterday received tel
cgram from San Francisco. stating that
Senator Nye, of Nevada. had already re-
ceived Il decided majority in the Legs
laturc, and would undoubtedly be re-
elected.
@General Bloomfield, of New Orleans,
is here on business connected with the
rebuilding OF railroads III Louisiana.
There is little doubt but he will he sue
cesSful.
Special advices from Sheridan give
nothing Of Importance in reference to
affairs On the Rio Graude.
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From san Francisco.

SAX FRANCISCO, Dec. l2.-The amount
of spirits produced i'll California for the
last three years to the 3lst of last May
is sS6,GOO gallons.
A Mazallan paper has an account of
the evacuation of that city by the
French, and the entry of General Coro-
ma. Some Liberals tried to seize the
American steamer Continental, but were
prevented.
Further intelligence concerning the
operations of the Russo American tcle-
graph expedition, received in San Fran
cisco yesterday, says that only three
hundred miles of the route remain to be
explored.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING, Dec. IL, 1855.

wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING, Dec. II, 1865.
Trade very dull. Our merchants are
busily engaged in closing up the opera
tions of the year, and we do not expect
much activity until the new year. -
Dry GooDs-F!rm, with a better feel
ing. We quote: Prints: Home l2c; Amos
ker, l6al7c: Washington, lie; j. San
ders. l6lc; American, lsc; Sprague,
1910: Merrimac, 19a20. De Lanes:
2Oc: dark, 26. Giaghams: Waverly,
zoe; American, zoe; Lancaster,
26c. Bleach Muslin: 81, 13a14c; 10,
Isa2lc; A, 2ia2Ga3Oc: "a, 30a35c.
Brown Muslin "a, 13al5c: IS, l7al9c;
A, 19a22c.
Notwithstanding extra and Xxx Sll
all 5Oa12 90; family, II 75al3 90; white
wheat. sl5al6 %; choice rye s. 90.
PROVISIONS Shoulders, nominal
New hams, 19c. Lard, BE. Mess pork
S23: sugar-cured hams De
GRAIN.-The market is unsettled,
and dull. Wheat, red, 81 05a3 90;
white 81 90 Corn 55a60c. Rye 81 20.
Oats 35aiOc. Barley sells at Goal w fol
\ en,;po. foil Ell DIAL 10
'PuIhaE sn,rce aud wanted at sII 5Oa
Is 90. --- 60. - - e. -
gCGSNSc,rce. at 3Oo32c.
ruEESE-E.w Western Reserve. 16c:
raotnr 10 - = 60. &,
OIL OH SPtT,rhop zoe for refined: win
bar str,;reJ lorJ q d for extra: 81 30
seI S S''"ii'''' '"'" " ~ IVA
C0FFEE-Market steady: fair and
r;,nn oanooc. choice 3Ga3i
u S sTI caI,O at i0,11c
SI,cAp" Snnor house Halo. Cuba
,, 1n3,it Co. 81 ~ T,rimc. porto Rico
iSi i",1t c ,"a ~ " rina aud choice lie.
i 1870 80 fot - w.. :. To.f.. lie Il do,
, ,'lu ~ I', hn 10 0' " ~
STPrip"t0oGOc forIower grade 7Ocs n
G, .; for GOOD to hest brands: Porto
Pin" MELISSA 75,soc. New Orleans mo-
ians Lee e. ~
TISH Uo,,.os 1oLo borr;po Il -. do
10 e,i, 90. iarrn 90 20. do M, ,
NM " - err. ;ta Sn ! do ~. do No
y ~ ID e. * "
NAuS-1Od Tn Cd nails. $50 pcr key:
"a onL OIL ra;Is a. ~ ner kep. cd and "a
III, e. mo. ntLcr s;zos in nronortion.
ht npG SONS 80 IN for Good and "a no
cn 49, e. -
"t S,I ~ GOO from yard for Ohio
~. =, ." g.. L.,
N.Y., &c; ;E%o ~. .c 80 Gov dorl, IN, is
iopho IDA. y, =, on fon NIL. !, ,nJ
.ht nay ), |D't - Ava u, Ill.
is % SVal - i'i !" ny '"' " ms "'"''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
Tornado.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. PA special to
the New Orleans Times from Shreveport
states that terrific tornado passed
through Henderson aud Rusk counties,
Texas. on the evening of the ith, killing
six persons and severely injnring twelve,
and doing great damage to the sur
rounding country. Five or six houses
were blown down and one wing of the
academy, killing four scholars aud Sc
riously injuring twelve.
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From, IIcurphiS,

MEMPHIS, Dee. IA very large
meeting of business men and renters
in the city was held at Odd Fellows
Hall last night, to take measurs TO in
duce landlords to reduce the cxhorhi-
tant rents. Resolutions were adopted
looking tn that purpose, and the for
nation of an organization to resist by
honorable means snch exactions.
Professor Ed. o. Eaton. popular
composer, died to-day of typhoid mon
omania.
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From Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dec. 1.-The City
Council to-day ored the issue of 1900
Us first instalment of 100000 sub
scribcd Ivy the city to the Kansas City
and Fort Scott railroad. The contract
ors will begin work in ten days, and
will finish twenty-five miles of the road
by September next. The new road to
connect this city with the Hannibal and
st. Joseph Railroad will be completed
in Nav next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
THE WHEELING REGISTER
snifalET 6a6 hIs T..
The Largest, the Best and IN.
Most Widely Circulated
Paper in West
virginia..
Daily Ti-Heekly& Weekly!
DRISG SATISFIED Tn,,

ENG SATlSEfE tina,
ID their patrons are prepared to cnconrl,,.s
rnterprise " liieh has for Us oil iett te ,a,, 81,
and promotion of the welfare OF the Mhitr 49,.
I'M this Repablic. and the deyelopRrn, and y
ovation OF our Young ana Promising STATE Il.
Proprietor of the Wheeling EEGlSIEg h., ~
large,l and improved this paper e. meet n. 4.
ulan,ls of Increased circulation and grv,s,
popHlaIity. AMI now takes pl,usu;c in pl,T~p,,,.
10 The people nj this State, the Largest, N,.,.
cst ami Mle.t Reliable Paper in "a,
TIE REGISTER can point to II, ~,
history rs the suresi and best index oi it, mr.
courst upOn all questions at National ur ST..
policy. Believing that the VAR Was ended M
lis legitimate PURPOSES attained Nth ihr SUM
der Of the rebel armies, and the ahdndnnr4r,, q
slavery and s,ces sion by the South tn, Rs.
rHR win he the unfiinrhing advocate OF all IN
ures that tend "a promote the national hamO,y
10 restore the unity of the Government ard "a
extend In all sections the priceless blessing, !,
an impartial Union and lasting pcacr. ltNll
be equally firm in its opposition 10 all parins
schemes that impose unjust and unuanap,sd
conditions upon the rv.uniun of q Go,cranst,
that was never broken, that guarantee rem,
ual ascendaucy to one political party aud q,
changing ostracism Ia every other and III,
thwart the wishes 81 cveiy patriotic htart \,
leaving our country still divided, our p,epi.
dssunited, our Union unrcstossd. Tolsala
the opinion of all men, Will, staadiasily shyo
eating its own, despisng the proscriptirc higot-v
of ihnltioism Will" tl.aly adhcrin. Ia IL, owl
convictions Of right and duty,
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school. for Ncsroe.-Thc Hog Trade

LoUIsvIII.E, KY. Dec. IL. - New
schools will be established for colorcd
children next month ut Paducah, Cow
ington. Danville and Lexington. The
rent is paid by the Freedmcn's Bureau.
Teachers are employed and paid by the
American Mission Association.
Hogs killed to-day 4,09n; in pens
$3.50; total killed about $4,000. Hog
products firm.
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New York Mnrlke.1
e159VH New YORK, Dec. II.

et@vVS New YORK, Dec. II.
COTTON-Buoyant.
FLOUR-S9 65al0 20 for extra state,
and SO 9Oal1 90 for round hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-s2 Is for No. 2 Milwaukee.
CORN-la2c better, closing very quiet
at 81 0saI 10. u ~ : q
OATS Less active, firm and nm
changed.
PROVISIONS-Firmer; S21 25a2l 10
for new mess pork, and SA 2oa2l 80 for
old mess, closing at S21 cash, and Sl7 80
ais GO for prime.
BACON-Quiet.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at 9alCc
for western.
CUT MEATS-ffeavy Mt 9al0c for
shoulders, and 10al0ic for hams.
LARD-Firmer at 12al2Pc.
WOOL-Moderate request.
.PETROLEUM-Dull rat 19a19sc for
crude, aud 30A31c forrefined in bond.1
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December II.
Money active and easier; exchange
firm. Flour quiet and a shade tirmer;
8 75alO % for spring extras. Some spec
ulative demand for wheat; !a2c higher,
closing firm; = O4a2 05 for No. and , ~
AZ 7sI for No, 2. Corn tirmer and la1i
higher; sales No. at sOIasli; No. at
74a76. Oats quiet; AZ for No. and sofa
40 for No. 2. Highwines dull and NOM
inal. Better feeling in provisions.
Mess pork 25a5Oc higher. Lard !a3c
higher. Green meats &c bigger; sales
mess pork at 1Salsl for present and fu-
tnre delivery. New lard ll5a12 for
cash, and III for January. Green hams
saS!. Dressed hogs scarce and SOC high
er ut G0a7 80. Live hogs quiet; 5 5Oa
6 10 for common to good heavy.
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Seizure Of Fcniau Encc,..

NEW YORK, Dec. IA Cable special
says: A gunsmith's shop was seized at
Corliff yesterday.
The transport Bolivar was seized
in Midway, on suspicion OF being 4
Fenian privateer. Arms and 80 tons of
powder were found on board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 11.-Advices
from Texas say that German enigrants
are getting as numerous Oh the streets
of Galveston as before the war.
Admiral -Semmes lectured in the
House on the 4th. " = a .l..H 60
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Richn,ond NcMa.

RICHMOND, Dec. lit is announced
on the best authority that contract
will be closed with New York capitalists
before the first of January for the COM
pletion OF the Covington & Ohio rail-
road within two years. The repeal of
the usury laws at the present session of
the Legislature is considered certain.
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Items.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The testimony
against the revenue officers, Devliu,
Tilton and Levin shows strongly that
they branded whisky which never paid
tax.
A large Fenian meeting was held at
Clinton Hall last night. Over one hun
dred recruits were obtained.
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Mexican Relations.

NEW YORK, Dec. l2.--London papers
say the basis of agreement between the
United States and France relative to
Mexico. is that certain tracts ofland
shall be left open to the French coloai-
cation and arrangements for payments
by France to Mexican bondholders,
shall be left intact.
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'Jcs. 80 r-'ExactH r'--Solon Single said
they were there every time" II he felt ''owiey
in the morning he took Plantation BitterS; u
he felt weary AZ night. he took Plantation bltets
if he lacked app: lite, WAS weak, lilgui't OF men
tally oppressed he took Plantation Filters: ana
they never failed Ia set MIN on MS pms s'!"''
and firm.
Few persons want any cttfrasSGori;yi but
as some may, just read the following:
- / owe much to YOU, for
verify believe the Plantation Bi:ters have saved
my life. REV. ". II. WAGNER,
Madrid N Y.
have been \ great sui
ferer from Dyspepsia and had 19andSn Tseatn
Bittors have cured me. = ..-sA 3
REV. c. \. WILDWOOD,
had lost all appe.
tite-was so weak and enervated l could hardly
walk, and had perfect dread of society.
JAMES HEMINWAI,
st. Louis, Mo-
&" The Plantation Filters
have cured me of 4 arrangement Of the Kidneys
and CriIiary Organs, that distressed me tor Years
They acted ike aehlrm. Z. 1, MOoiE;
2Ji Broadway, New York.
Mrs, O. VI. DEVOE. manager OF the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given il 10 the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy ana graf
living results We hay" received over hun
bred rrams of such certificates, but no advrr'
tiscmcnt Is 10 effective As what people them
selves SAY of 4 good article. Our fortune ana
our reputation il ut stake. The original quality
and high character of these goods VIII be slls
tanned under every and al circumstances. They
have already obtained 4 sale in every town, vii
lage. parish and hamlet among civilized nations
B.se initators try 10 come as near our name and
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Election ofOmecrs.

ALBANY, Dec. 12.-The Central rail-
road Directors haze elected Henry
Keep President and w. G. Fargo Vice
President.
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SwEETsBURG, Dec. 12-Evening.-The
Court ruled out Devlin's pleas. The
prisoners arraigned plead not guilty.
Trials commence next Tuesday. Court
adjourned till tomorrow.
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The Constitutional Aneudmenr

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 12.-It is stated
that only four members Of the Legisla-
ture can be relied on to vote for the
constitutional amendment. n II
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Forced Loan. I'M Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1l.-Adyices from
Tampieo announce that the liberals are
there and at Mejia and Ian Luis are cx-
acting heavy forced loans to support
their troops. '--
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1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eri.dicates scrutf and dandrutf
II keeps the head cool and clean.
Ii makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
Ii prevents hair turning gray and falling oil;
Ii restores hair upon prcmntuTrly bad heads
This is just what Lyons kathaiIon WI DO
sold hy til, car load and yet its almost incrcdi'
bic demand il daily increasing, until there IL
hardly II country store that does not keep H. ora
fImily that docs not Use il.
T. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. y. y.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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Who would notbe.beautiful! WhOwouid not
add TO their beauty What gives that marble
pnfity AMI dis ingme appearance we observe up
on thas;agc, aud in tlic city belle Itisn0lon.'
~ q secret. ''rhey use Ha-ohs Magnolia Balm.
Its continued use removes tan, frccklcs, pimpI"-
and roughncss, from the face and hands ana
leaves the complexion smooth. transparent.
blooming and rlvislIing. Unlike many cuSmct-
les il contains 10 material Injurious tu the s,n.
ANY Druggist will order il Tor You. if not on
hand at - cents per bottle
W. Z. IIkGAN Troy. y. Y. Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES (; Co..
Wholesale Agents, y. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold bt al
Druggists.
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Supposed search for Feninn Privn.

HALIFAX. Dee. 12.-The gunboat
Wolverine suddenly left yesterday, it is
supposed, in search Of Fenian priyateers.
There is activity here in naval and mil
itarv circles
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Fire in Atlnnfn.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. ll.-Fire last night
destroyed four buildings in the centre
of the city. LOSSES, 500, no insurance.
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RaI,imorc a Ohio RniIrsud.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-J. w. Garrett
was to-day reelected President of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne,
used to bathe the face and person, TO render the
skim soft aud fresh, TO allay inflammation, 10 per
tune clothing for headache, &c. II Is manuiac
tured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and Is
obtaining patronage quite unprecedented II
Is a nvorite with actresses ami opera SINGERS
Ii is sold by all dealers nc q 90 III large bottles
and by DEgAs BARNES 1 Co, New ioFHi /" hole'
sale Agents. 80
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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SwEErzBuRG, Dec. l2.-In the court
to-day, berlin was arguing the second
plea, regarding the jurisdiction Of the
court. a'
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From RuHalo.

BpYrALo, Dec. l2.-The storm is over.
The railroad trains are RAINING ali
right. The Erie Canal closes to-day.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. u.
Flour quiet; choice spring 90.
Wheat tir,ncr; POI for No. /; 19al 20
for Mo-. Oats dull ut 4ic for No. =.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
The French Minister and the Pope

The French Minister and the Pope
ROME, Dec. l2-Noon.-The French
minister informed the Pope that If he
withdrew from Rome the French troops
would not support him.
LONDON, Dec. 12-NOon.-Consols
opened Mt o5t; 5-20s II; Illinois Central
III; Erie Az.
LONDON, Dec. l2-Noon.-The steam
er Bolivar, suspected of beings Fenian
privateer, is strictly guarded. She had
no papers, and no sign of being priva-
teer