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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13
The st. Louis Republican ON the
General Assembly.

Assembly.
One T. j. Albright writes to the 81.
Louis Republican ito stop the paper" be.
cause it properly characterized the Radical
and intolerant action Of the Old School
Presbyterian General Assembly. The Re.
publican thus replies to Albright's letter:
We contess-we acknowledgement are fiat
broke by this withdrawal of a solitary sub.
scriber from our paper. We are exceed
ingly Inundated, and shall endeavor to de.
port ourselves more becomingly hereafter,
but the majority of the Old School Presby-
terrain Convention were q shabby set Of can't
ing puritanical, hyrocritical, political dem,
whose letter We publish to-day, describes
them to Il nicely. He was a member of
that body until they expelled him for telling
the truth,
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,xEA-We are in receipt Of Peterson Mag
anne for July, Peterson is always 9 weA
come visitor. Those wishing a good maya
Zinc should send for it. Terms 90 per
year. Address Charles J. Peterson, 3O6
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Harrison National Bank Of Cadi,
offers a Reward Of Ten Thousand Dollars
for the recovery Of tho Bonds and Money
not heretofore recovered from the BURGERS
who robbed that institution on the 2sth Of
April. The amount still missing is s43, 900.
The Reward ID very liberal.
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D@yMr. A.. L. Bingham sheared his As
y%earling Lambs at West Carnival, Vt. on
the 23rd ult. The total weight Of carcass
of the As was 2s75 pounds and 8 ounces
The total weight of Fleece skeared was sos
pounds and 10 ounces.
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II yoi wish to see the niccst Hay Fork
fin the market, call at Harrison & Haver.
fields at she Postofice. Those who have
ueed il NY it is the best thing Of the kind in
use.
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saES~See card Of Floto and Rea in another
coiunh. They manufacture as good as
cigars Is can DO found anywhere, and are
just tho follows to purchase from. Call and
aae.
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FEARS OF CHoLERA.-There is some
thing about cholera that male it peculiarly
terrible, and the fear is turned to good ac-
count in stimulating people to caution, and
the use Of sanitary means for preventing
the approach and spread of the dreadful
disease. But after all the danger of dying
by cholera within a given term of years is
less than of dying by some other disease
In Massachusetts, only eight hundred per.
sons died of cholera in ten years, while DUR
ing that period consumption carried off
forty five thousand. Still if it should pre-.
vail during the present summer, the cases
of fatal issue would probably be greater
than of any other disease. Hence just APP
prehension, and the right use of it, to Sc.
cure prompt sanitary measures for protec-
ton.
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PAY UP! PAY UP!

The frst volume Of the Sentinel under our
management will be completed in sir more
weeks, Over ten months have past since we
took charge Of the establishment, and dur
ing that time not over ONE THIRD Of our
patrons have paid for the years subscrip-
zion. Friends, this TOLL not do. 1t is not
q easy task ut the best to carry on a Dem
ceratic newspaper in Harrison county, With
aDemocratic vote of less than fifteen hun
dred, and the patronage Of the county with
the other party; and we would ask the De-
moeracy, that they would strengthen the
organ of the party in the county by paying
their subscriptions PROMPTLY. This is
MI We ask. but zoe do ask that much. If the
paper depended on subscriptions to keep it
sp, it would not stand fire." 1t has, in a
great measure, depended upon its advertis.
INK patronage.
During tax-psying time our friends can
either bring or send us subscription money,
Money can always DO sent by mail at our
ritk
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sA-Hammond is now taking some of
the incest Photographs ever seen in Cadig.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13

Reeoleet the Big Show is to be here
next Thursday.
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A LECTURE 10 YOUNG MEN.
TUST published, in a sealed envelop.
Cd Price S GEMS: A Lecture on the ma.
ture, treatment and radical cure of Sperma
torhosa, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impede
ments to Marriage generally. Nervousness,
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental
and Physical Incapacity, resulting from
Self-Abuse, &c. BY Robert J. Culverwell,
NJ. D., author of the Screen Book" DC. >
The world renewn author, in this admira-
bic Lecture, clearly proves, from his W
experience, that the awful consequences of
SeffAbuse may be effectually removed with
out Medicine, and without dangerous sur
gical operations, ~bongles, instruments, rings
or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at
once certain and effectual, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically. This Lecture will prove a boon
to thousands. Sent under seal to any adj
dress, in a plain, sealed envelope, ON receipt
of six cents, or two postage stamps. Also
DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide, price rs
cents. Address
CHAs. s. G. KLINE g. CO..
LAT Bowery, New York, p o. box 45So.
APRIL 70, fsoe.fyr,
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D L Fl d
HUGH ANDERSON:

HUGH ANDERSON.
Died suddenly, apparently without pain, on
the 10th May, 1865, in his Saith year. A
very intelligent and much esteemed citizen.
He was born in ireland, but married and
settled in Philadelphia where he resided
some IS years. His works as engraver on
copper are numerous large proportion of
the plates of the American edition of the
Edinburgh Encyclopedia were engraved By
him, and several reputable engravers were
his pupils. He continued to WELD the BURN
with nnabated skill to the last, and left a
map of Athens County unfinished. Among
his later works is large map containing
both the ancient and modern names of pia-
ces-the historical designs of I. Genin-
several County maps-and a map Of Ohio.
He has resided in and near St. Clairsville
since 1884. He was distingui he'd for mind
ing his own Observation-Disclosures pa
tient Investigation. Mr.. Anderson was the
engraver Of the map of Harrison County
sold by MIR. Jarvis.
DIED-March LIST, 1865, ~oftyphoid fever.
Mrs. MARY FITCH. wife of JAS. Fitch, of
Smith tp, Belmont co, in the Saith year of
her age.
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See Ordinaece of Csdix establishing 20
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FENIAN WAR.

And everything else, at Hanna & Cos
ave we Depot.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13

I WoolJohn Robinson is receiving his stock
lin was DWARF.
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Uow WELL WOULD 1T BE FOR
Mankind IL every parent would make
It one of his chief duties to impress on the
minds of his children
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respectfully

Cadis, May "a. laoS. ffa.
Ia 'ttm As,r. .st.l 4
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THE GREAT LIFE LESSON

There would certainly be less crime,
less disappointment, less broken
hearts, less insanity, and less
suicides than the good and
the virtuous are now COM
PEELED to behold.
There can be no Norler SENT ment
that palpitates the heart than
that Of forgiveness, and none
"a truly forgive who lac!l.
the sublime courage of
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PIttsbnrgh Iiye stoek market.


CArrLE-The offerings of eattIewere rather
the aggregate about nine hundred head, but
with very good demand, both for home
consumption and shipment, the market
ruled firm and prices have still further adj
vanced. There Is no Disgusting the fact, now
ever, that had 1t not been for the presence OF
some two or three shippers, who bought
pretty freely, the market would undoubtedly
have been hard one, ss the supply, would,
in that event, have been considerably in e8-
cess OF the demand, and holders would have
was, holders. Notwithstanding the advance,
did not realize any thing beyond an average
profit; as their cattle cost Them more in the
West, and, as matter OF course, they We're
obliged to put up prices here. Aswtll be seen
by references TO the sales, good to extra fat
while common to fairiSh stock may be quo
ted ut SO TO ~. Among oGher buyers, kle-
men & Co. bought ten car loads Tor Shipment
East and Myers & Needy and GreenWald d
Kahn, also, bought several dr0verS.
SHEEP AND LAALRS--The offerings of sheep
were rather larger than last week, and with
supply fully up to the demand, the market
ruled a little tame, II anything. prices a
shade lower. NJ. Lafterty retalled 10 head
clipped, at 51<@5I; john SINNERS l55head at
geon sold 4S head, clipped, averaging IS ms, 10
Hines, at ~. In addition there was quite a
number OF sales made, the particulars OF
which we were unable to lean. Lambs OF
at from 81 SOLD 81 . per head, according to
size and quality. .lt.5.s.
HoGS-rhere was nothing done In this
class of stock, there apparently beng NO De
mand whatever, and, IN the absence OF sales
we omit Quotations. the inquiry Tor IIes SD
the year, ard this year IS by no means an ex-
cepIion to the general rule.
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New York Money and stock market.

NGtW YORK. May 10.
Money and Gold-Noney easy at 4S5 per
cent for call loans. Sterling EXchange-
Quiet at lO9N@I0gZ. .Gold-Excited under
active foreign movements, aud Assistant
Tieasurers seller ut best price OF over I80, and
cling tendency which would probably have
produced more violent VACCINATIONS than
have been expressed for some time past. OF
course thtSe who had gone long In gold with
out taking into account the possible contin-
gency of the Government coming into mar
Ret are loud In their condemnation of the
action of the Treasury. Money Is a drug
upon the market; there Is an inquiry for
large amounts at 4 per cent for the purpose OF
chases of SOS being returned from Europe,
but It is not found easy to procure any large
amounts 1t that rate. The general rate on
call loans is per cent. Prime Paper con-
ttnues comparatively scarce, the rate on
short dates being 5@5N per cent, and on 394
months bills 5H@BS per cent. Foreign EX-
change Il nominal at yesterday y cloStngquo-
tatlOnS. $50 lsit.. I'll -5...l SIX.
on the 9th inst. . tst.ltiat fliflfll' ii
StoclSs-At the o'clock call the following
were the principal sales: Ohio q Mississippi
certificates az Canton 6lL; Boston Water
Power -; Cumberland Coal $50: Spruce Hill
Coal Al. QuicsilSver 53ks Western Union
Telegraph 50; Reading l075<; Michigan
Central l0914; New York Central 90; Mlchl-
gan Southern 1875; Pittsburgh S.; Rock
Island 857<; Chicago q Northwestern 2S1S.
has ever been reported in one day. The
Government broker Is reported 70 have sold
at 1904 to-day the extraordinary amount OF
So 0Q0l80. tlg- ser- 81 ~ 75--9.5-'.g,.,a
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wheeling wholesale Grocery and Pro
- =. vision Market.
OFFICE DAILY INrE1IIaENctEIR,

iis1f s-ts5 WHEELINGS May Ia, cd.
We are pleased to notice good trade and
very general demand during the week. The
excitement In flour is undated; sales are
large and stocks firmly held for the Quota
tons. Provisions are higher with active de-
mand. Lake nsh have advanced sand are
very scarce. The stock Of mRckerel Is ale
most exhausted, and holders are demanding
the outside quotations for choice fish. The
advance I'm gold gives increased firmness to
the market. sosqFi1 us
FLouR-Has again advanced, and in good
demand; Active for higher grades with inn
proved demand for cannon. y We conttnne
9e s! sa ENt9 S49h; famiS sll549
BAcoS.shoulders,1 II &c: plain hams, 2Ossn-
PP eoTs &c; S1v9sSed
lsc for clear mess pork So 90 foe new.
LARp-Good supply; 9Oc in herces; DC In
sREnEsales about over; prices nominal
BUTTER-scaree and nothing doing in large
Eses-More Offering at l5c in lots.
PoTATofcS-Stock almost exhausted and
selling at s. 5oper barrel
firmly; &c for choice Western Reserve. New
offering at l79lSc.
BRANs-Price nominal: no supply. .l.sl 81 o.
DRIED ERUTTs-No stock at wholesale.
CARBON OII-Selling ut 55c for refined.
LAID OTE-Rehned extra No. i. at 81 gO9
CoFFEE Good 10 lair 2I925ci prime &c;
SUGAR@Havana, in boxes, Ike; Cuba l2llS9
1870; choice Porto Rico l4ci hard renEed lscS
A, coffee 171zc: u, do lie: @, do l6c.
SYRUP-61975c for low grades e0c9sl 10 Tor
good TO best brands; Porto Rico molasses
seDA-so for American; loo for English:
FisEsman supply and active demand;
new mackGrel in half bbls, for No 2 $40 50;
no thFees In market; s. . for No. 1. g IS for
No.2. Lake herring. half Dbl, S 90; white Dish,
hair hill IN
M NAIIs.79S for lOd and upwards "a fors
any Bn %; for good, and s. 5Oe4 90 for
SAL sAlr-sa 90 from yard, for Ohio River 500
ToBA6co-75@sO for dark lCs, KS and navy;
fancy chewing brands; 90995c for bright los.
COTTON YARSS-z5c for SteubenvIlles DOC
for Georgia and Eastern; Cotton Batting 400
s61r1so for family; llc for German; l4c
cAspEIas-iso for city mould tallow: 80 for
star; DC for hotel. d.. Mn,
RiCE-CaroIlna lie; Rangoon 109l1c.
WOODEN WARE-2 hoop buckets 50 % per
dozen; washboardS 81 so per dozen; tubs Sl2,
Sl3 so and SIS from Nos. !, 2, 8.
LEADAND SHoT-Bar Lead u. Shot . .
per bag. b.
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BY Telegraph.
few York Market

o- NEW YoR1E, May 1s-
Cotton-l@2c better, Ss93s for midllng.
Flour-dull and common and medium are
I09I5c lower; So 209S 65 for extra State; 50 20
as 90 for round hoop; 50 959lS 20 TOR trade
brands closing dull. ,Whisky-quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-openedSte steady, closed dull
and declining at 81 50 for Chicago spring;
81 g7G2 for new No / Milwaukee, g 08 forveFy
choice do; sass for old winter red western;
81 1908 for good to prime white Michigan and
81 80 for old amber Michigan, to arrive from
Liverpool Rye-quiet- Harley and BARLEY
Malt-dulI and nominal. CoFn-heavy and
I@2c lower, 7S9S for unsound and SQ@S25S FOR
sound mixed western In store and delivered.
OatS-duu ut 49@5O for new western; bS1T@Bl
for old do. PetToleum-quiet, crude N@NL:
Refined in Bond 4l943. Pork-heayy and
irregular at $50 $3.50 IS for new mes, closing
Mt $50 so cash; SO 50@SO for old do and So 5o8
Is for prime; also $50 bbls new mess for May
June and July, sellers and buyers option at
SO 75@3I. Beef-sIeady at SlB@2l for new
plain mess s2I5O92l 50 for new extra mess;
beef hams firm at ST. O0@4S. Bacon-quiet,
Cut meats firm at 121z@l954 for shoulders and
I71<9lS for hams. Lard-quiet and steady,
I9@2!L. Bniter-dulS S29S3 for Ohio and 30
R4S for State. CheeSe-duM sfsH,1 -l-7.
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sns sMm s avsA' NAY Ao'-A ll AAYt ''0 .
Tha Nsmnbis ,iot commission will
not Ieaya MIL to.morrnw. II further
saws til that the re,Inrt Of cen Stoneman in
relation to The riot mas reached the War
dana,tmanf bntSI1as mot a. VET been
,naGSa nnhIic Wa learn howeyer tI1at
he sI9a 70 Tsre sti the blacks with orisfnaiins
SIC ,;S,tee' INT J1aa not REIMBURSEMENT ths
tnSitsS fron1 81, Sse1 t,ent hIems,anS cru
eltv 80 'N-.s ',t|'''-> =. = =
: Z, is ,,,,f1arstncd that infInanca hoe
49,, = I.atS.5t ~ 49,. 49,, Gpsas;Ja S,9
1.,tao 80 st,,,t ~
Stote ,erisoy, Tar Tan - g ,a Il INF the
D.; ,,t f,1rsitfya1,s Iaf,isad To ay,tars
to;s, the ,ES9t S VS. " 20
Tba ri bpns's snec;a1 saws tha nrov;.
s;on n tSa Postnfsica All rae reo,5;r;no,
luz ~ 10
is,,sst .t,cD1 Iii sa1s * the
- ~ ioa ~, si,5t1 20 i,,btS5
tbot5Sar "a - |6ijsrs i1a,.4 a{5n1iS, ~ ,tI y
TThe WosIJ;I s,,sc;ai aL;,,sss tho rolIou,-
TO- sad 5i,iaoaI 1npiS,ts eanfoinad T., tha
1nH ~ the Tnldredn hi -i4'S ~ '--e
The docnment il brief Int pointed.
T. ste,.,I thl sts. II ,hfch
tSe II. rs,sly nonniated States ,vonId he
n Mo ehy the admfssionS Of COLORADO,
iThe President cites the fact that the
me a ntG hae,sn sa Rsns
srosoyIIot{yya FIR ono hu ndrad and lfyvanf,y
tSonsand >,1n,1SIat;nT'1 villa ToJnrad1
~. ST. +h;st,, ~ ni,,,snd iis,bS bjtontS
Wa odIs-that.i The new State wonId have
f,. .
49,. ssfIiia.,S ~ LIZ
Ns" ~, tt,T.t. tI1,..a ~ liz
PIE, ~ T., .I,s'
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are s MniSn M MTu oe ac-
plsneu ny ~ Ila I;,t1 ~ ,a' So.
- ~ a. ,,s1o Ill he s1stairSod a,,J
t,s t.iT1 Sae
tnT pitn a,,oo;o, COWS. Tho poo,1
80 E1. !, ~ "a as,a fron, the army and
VI - Nc 60 haeIl IN, sassiS,' fo1.
aaHS' ,nsiss, For tt,a TS,,.Tnsa ~ a[aTol
sonis Ne ~ noaSt SaSances viii the
tuiaS ,s1aI,fna So,na a,iJitionaI
Wv; saS,srsI Pc IN. N, rrs ,1ron,j
cnassS ;, a. s1 49,. t;niSbea tbair abors
ue5t 1s.L.t r. '..;1i
anu uIs e.tIa 5I;t;a.I ~
IeI ~ rs $50 ont tho I,;ar.s *
pIoRslatln " SetS " tha. o',,. ,',, ~
me ooaIu. sfsnt S0 &C.
uelences aIs TDeS t1'a 49, tIsI ~
cor1ing a 70 tue Doaf1 naNe "eeti wv A0ns
IL :, W, hara n,
F9 ~. 49,, 81 =. r,,e
Ie .onei1ts ~ t,'o ao,osS ~, tt,a
me .gross IeSeip's " sHe q 'O4s W u 'Ae s
nes reSeIp as ~ tho uaro1d ,yos 1ostor-.
~ 5, 49,
uay1 ~ Ill, -.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Ease In Money and the Upward
Turn In wall street.

The stock marketstnl gives the preference
70 the .bu1Is;" everything Evors still
further imitation Of prices, and It appears
folly Tor the Hbetrs'' 70 dghE their Opponents
at such DISADVANTAGE, The ease In the
money moTket outwelghs every other Inau-
ence which IS brought TO bear on the
circumstances are, at the present moment,
adverse to a rise, lt Is quite certain that when
the depression Is removed, the chances of in-
Hating prices Will be materially increased.
Purchases have been made to-day almoSt In
discriminatory by large operations who have
take place in the market In consequence OF
outside parties realizing at q small advance.
This beiug the case, and the speculative feei-
Ing on Wall street again becoming revived
with all its former Intensity, IL Is Jolly 10
counsel selling short" notwithstanding
prices COIN pared with the f1trhlSic value OF
many railroad and other Sc curitieS
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The Drx a.oo.l.Trnde.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The following Is the report from The New
York Dry Goods Exchange, JObberS prices
The market was hrTn and steady to-day.
Sheeting and Shirting-BroWn LaeonIa B y;
Appleton a 2i; Atlantic A zig; Broad way
~ Cabot r 20; Gohaset q: New Market A %;
Dwight A %, Indian Head 2l1<; James p;
Augusta 10: bangor 10; Lanark u; Oregon d
10; Pacific a II: Salmon FAlIs a u; Stark a
20; do NJ Is. MISUNDERSTANDING, Home
821<; Hope ~ Harris No. i Is Canoe IB.
jamestown u Langdon 69: Bartlett %; Bal
est Dale 81: Dwight IS; Wamsetta IS; Ions
dale 80; James q, New York Mills 42J[: New
Market A p; Palace Mills .; Portsmouth B
10i<s Reynolds a % Prints-Allens lB1S;
American w AmoSkeag 151f; Cocheco 10:
Dnnnelts lgj Empire lQ1fi London Mourning
MeTrimae is Merrimac ". Nc; SpFaene.s
trocks 1e;; do fancy Is; Wamsetta 1giE- Conet
Ieans-W ashingIon sattet1 %. Shiits-I w
No4 40 81 No. 40, so; No. 20, SO; No. Us,
sa5. -. - -
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NEW YoRK, Lay Ids DIRE occurred
in Brooklyn this morning in the cotton
packing establishment of F. B. Blaneh-
ard d Co. The whole building, bound
ed by Irwin, Sedgewick and Van Brant
streets, was destroyed, together with
the contents, consisting ola large guam
tity saved from the recent fire in New
York. The loss on the stock and ma
cfinery is $4,000. ON the building,
owned by Chas. Kelsey, St0, 900.
Mr.. Smythe assumed the Collector
ship this morning. The old deputies
were re-appointed, and there have been
no changes of subordinates thus far.
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Claleago Market.

Flour dull and tending downward. Wheat
still unsettled, opening at 81 6s9I e9lS and
Is f0r-No. 2. Corn declined l@l1<c, and
market moderately active; 5o95O1Sc for No. l,
SIC. Hishwines dnlf at 8 1922 10. PfS-
visions dull. Freights active, i0c on corn 70
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OsWero market.

O8WEGo, May lb.
Flour lower ON some grades: sIoGI0 80 for
No. spring: SlI z56l2 % for red winter, and
SII so for Xxx. Wheat opened quiet and
closed noInInally lower sales at 81 % for No.
No, Indian, ~ Of which Is above the mar
kel; other grains nominal. Freights lower.
wheat 9I[ corn & to New York.
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RuaaIo aLafket.I1II n

Flour-extra state 50 IS; white K K Ameri-
ties apart Corn-duII,r rejected 68959 for
mixed; per sam pie 9B8; MOL mixed 65;yeI-
low Sg9S. oats-dun. Chicago 2s9ll Bar
-SS1 50. IaTd-225<. Whisky nominal
Canal frelghtS-WhRt Is, corn1l oats bar-
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The ofimarket was extremely quiet yes,
teFday.a But few small sales were made "
l6o, bbIs returned, and 2Ic packages tnenlded.
Holders are arm attheSe hguIeS DtsPatst1es
Creek, and arm at those rates. :. There Is
nothinR new TO note In Renned In Bond; prl-
ces afs NAM. Free oil Is quiet az 65c. Naptha
and ResiduuTn duh. The receipts 1t the Al.
leRheny wharf were small. tf'fl ~
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AUBURN, N. Y, May 16.-secretary
Seward arrived in this city from Wash
ingtoni last evening in excellent health
and spirits. He is receiving the con-
ordinations of his neighbors and
friends to-day, the anniversary of his
65th birthday. -. ~
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sfIonis llnrIsaf-l.
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Flour, wheAtand Corn higher, some grades
dTT1, lower qualities weak Oats-befter al
SS94i< Jxisions-lard drn and unehang-
ed Mhisky-drmera ut S219. iffss-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-17

RooHEsTER, May 16.-Jndge Smallys
inathe q. s. District Court, in session
here, has ordered an Indictment quashed
against a party for making a false I'M
come, return. He holds that the act OF
1862 does not make this an indictabl
offense. The act of June 8Oth, 1865,
does NOT however make the otfense In
tiictable, but ali who made false returns
prior to that date escape under this de
cision. s-iit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-17
BnIfinore market.

AZ - alia,siH BALTINoREy nay To-
mime red s. 81 Corn-duiI
white IS and yellow 50. oats-steedy ut GIG
e. ProvfSions-dEm. Lard-2Ix. Whlsky
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-17
.The pnfnfnmnrI,af.

-le-tl,-.s-. - .CLEyKLAND, Nay ID. I
Potatoes-Firm and active. Sales q eaIl1
Peachblows in bulk ut 81 EXCL Is per bus
/ do do ut 81 l01 800 bbls ATS d fsUl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-17

NEW York, May 1e.-The Times
special says, the republicans complain
at The alleged bad management fJudge
Underwood in getting up the Jetf.
Davis indictment, and it is asserted as
the opinion in the Attorney Generals
office that the Indictment will notstand
the test of judicial criticism.
There is much opposition to the to-
bacco tax in the new tax bill, and also
in the House against the reduction of
the income tax.