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Abraham Lincoln, and requesting him
- furnish a r,ony of the saIne for pubii-.

Abraham Lincoln, and requesting him
to furnish copy of the same for pnbli-
The chairman of the joint committee
on the memorial exercises was directed
10 communicate to Mr.. Bancroft the
foregoing resolution and receive an an
swer thereto and present the same to
both branches OF Congress.
The Senate after returning to their
chamber, unanimously passed n resolu-
ton, on motion of Mr.. Foot, that 10000
copies of the memorial address of the
life and charactero of Abraham Lincoln
delivered at the request of both Houses
of Congress to-day, by Hon. Geo. Ban
croft, be printed for the use of the Sem
favored the concurrent resolution of the
House, above mentioned withrefer
to the same subject. Senator Foot and
Representative Washburn, the chair OF
the Joint COMMITTEES, will therefore wait
npon Mr.. Bancroft for the purpose in
dictated. itfis9fl 0tffi 8TfsU LEETTg
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BOSTON, Feb. pa dispatch from
Concord, n. H., reports much excite
ment among the directors and stock
holders of the Concord Railroad eorpo-
ration, caused by Developments said to
implicate passengers, conductors and
other parties with embezzlement, and
the issuing OF spurious railroad tickets.
Property to the amount of $50, 900, be-
longing TO the alleged defaulters, has
been attached and legal proceedings in-
stituted. 90
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spirit Of the stock market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE CONNER
cial says the stock market retains the
improved tone exhibited at the close of
last week. The feeling in favor of bet
ter prices is certainly gaining strength,
and is entertained by firms whose re-
sources will enable them to turn it to
speculative account. The Presidents
allusion to the currency question in his
speech to the Virginia delegation, has
the effect of somewhat alleviating the
apprehensions of embarrassment
arising from the contraction, and so far
chimes in with the growing confidence
ofthe market. Government stocks are
dull and shade weaker. The bank
statement last week exhibits the same
features as these of the last few weeks
rise. A decrease OF deposits Of legal
tenders and specie, and an increase of
means. The most important change is
a reduction of S2,310, 232 in deposits
The decrease in specie is $S07, 66S, which
is less than was anticipated inyiew of
the very large custom demand. The
deviations from the returns of the pre-
vious week were as follows: Loans-in-
crease, SOS, 090; Specfe-decrease, SS07,-
66s; Observation-Disclosures, SIG, 2S5; De
ders-decrease, $500, 23T. Money is
rather more active, owing to an enlarged
demand from stock brokers. The rate
on call is generally 8 per cent. Dis
counts are quiet at 7a7z per cent. Gold
is easier, and the market has been bet
ter supplied during the last two days,
but whether the gold has come out of
the sub-treasury or out OF boards is q
matter on which opinions differ widely.
The price has ranged at 13SNa13S5ss du-
ring the day. Foreign Exchange is
frmer; some considerable speculative
transactions have been made, and for
the momentthe is less pressure to- sell.
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wAsHINarox, Feb. l2-Brig. Gen.
Major General for meritorious service.
Col. Samuel B. Jones has been breyet-
ted Major General for meritorfous
services. He commanded one of the
cQIored regiments Of Major General I'LL
mans division.
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NEW YORK, Feb. II.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid In Boston to-
day were a. follOWstesE. = Il u
fopper Falls ~; Franklin 81: Hancock
15SS.4 fsie ROYAL II Minnesota I5s Quincy 52t<:
Wayeriy 4; Bay State 9; Boston Wster Power
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Auctioni Auct1onII
just Received.

IT OyERINGsS SUPERIOR GOLDEN
Ii Syrup Old Gov. Java, Yellow and Green
Rio Cones, Of extra flne quality; Eastern
CTanbeFrieS, BuckWheat Flour, Philadelphia
Minced Neat Charleston GritS; Green Peas;
Dried Shakers Sweet Corn; italian Maeearoni;
Rohennfan Pears; Smyrna FIGS; Layer Rails
fns. bordeaux Salad Oh: ExtFa French Mus
tard; SardeI Fish In ID kegs &c, &cs and
io ja Sase low " N.&apwoopRow,
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WIN. d. BASSETT.

AUcTIONEER AND eoAfAIssIoN
n Agent, viii sen Houses, Lands, Bonds.
present At the store room OF #. ", RaSseit No.
IS Main street, Centre Wheeling. feh7-iW
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McCabe. Kraft q Co,
TfR. Conner anil Sheet Iron Ware

7TTAyINC3 INCREASED MYFACIIIIIEs
m for the manufacture Of the above aLt1-
cies, Tam prepared 10 mn all orders promptly
and rs cheap or cheaper than can be had nj
any other house In the city, i keep the latest
patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and Coal,
and win warrant every Stove. am prepaF-
and Tin and VIII give such Jobs my personal
attention. Sp0utng and Guttering Of al
kinds alVayS on hand. Copper and BIAS
Keffies and Fruit Cans Of the beat kind also
very cheap, Merchants and Others visiting
the city VIII do well to gtvenie CAL -
e --- =. .. CALDWELI
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a most violent storm occurred in
San Salvador on the 4th inst. Houses
in the capital were unroofed and in the
interior towns many buildings were
ovsrthrown by the force of the wind.
Medina to the Presidency had been re-
cefved with much favor.
IFrom Columbia comes the intelligence
that profound peace exists throughout
the State.
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4 a W n o m GiE-. I.
CHAS. j. FAULKNER.

"AvING DULY QUALIFIED ANDBEEN
ll admitted as an ATTORNEY q COUNCIL
L0R In the Court ofAppealS OF West Virginia
VIII hereafter regularly attend the sessions OF
said Court His ONCE is ut Marttnsburg, Ber-
kelley County, West Virginia. abSIwd1mwe
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A Card.

nURE LIBERTY LEADI COPY RIGHT
Tor same weight than any otherl Try It, and
Won Will have no otherI Manufactured only
BY ZIEGDER & SMITH, Wholesale Drug,
Paint and Glass Dealers, No. lI North Third
street, Philadelphia. ltis-.sr t.t F.t
6Ss For sale by Paint Dealers generally.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-Arrived-
steamers Alabama and Evening Star
from New York. George Wash
ington, for New York. 80 ...5.
Hon. Mr.. Throckmorton was elected
on the 9Th President of the Texas State
Convention. He was a strenuous OPP
ponent Of secession, and Is highly re-
respected in Texas for character and
talents. af
The Vicksburg and Shreveport Rail
road was recently auctioned or for
ffty Thousand dollars to Mr.. Ludliug.
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The Latest News.

BY n Ell n @ KA FL
~ - - ---------
+ - Z ny the Union lime. ~
once, corner of Main and Monroe streets.
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-DIssoLUTION.

TIME CoPARTNERSHIP EXCITING RE
Il tween m. CZECH and Thomas Hughes,
1f1eier the dfIn name OF II. @. Leecn, Was dis
knIv6d ON the 18th Inst, BY mutual consent.
Those having elairn8 against the Isis Grm
will present the same for Bettlement1 and
fhclss indebted are requested 70 make tu1ne-
dinte payment. A collector VIII call ON thoss
y" NC. LEECH.Sal
os0eamd THos. HUGHES.
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SILK CABLE CORD ANDTAssEIS FOR
- Dress Trimmings. Also abeant1fuf assort-
ment OF Black Trimmings at
jams D.NICOLL 4 BRO.
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TOBACCO.

HTONIToR NAVY IN CADY, -.
III Hearts Delight. Igs In Gables
Eid0rasio 5(sts RFightNa. -
Honey Dew lib. .sgi
Smoking In Bulk and Papefs-
CIgurs OF aii kinds -,,.l.,..s =. =. -
eb5-2m - ~ Waterst.
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fog, with several heavy showers all day.
Navigation almost impossible on both
rivers. a Hoboken ferry boat got lost
on Saturday night in the bay and
reached its destination early Sunday
morning.
Advices have been received from San
The legislative corps of the republic
was in session at the capital.
The country was quite free from po-
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n x, BOTSFORD & CO., NO. % WATER
ceived: - -,
Sc Bags prime Come, 81 tiesai -
Is Hing Sugar, .1flfBs u iiii!
= 80 BblS. White sugar. -r.r5f- &C.,
100 q Extra family Flour, -, r.s5f
Nos. j, ?. and sAfaelzerslf in l,llis y. bhis.
and kits H'itf-i p ai.'ffi
iMolnsSeS and Syrup. .RsgAj ~ u.ft
Dried Peaches. IelJ-2ln
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MessfS. WEEfiS q HOTTE8, - n
Boston, Mass. - = 4t.-3 y M
Dear Sir.-Please send me one box whedtop's
Ointment. AMER trying every kind OF nIedl-
cine for Hnmor, for Thirty lenTg, have at
last found the right kind. It has entirely
cured me, and for the FIRST time for Thirty
HedT5I had q night s rest without being woke
up by pFicking kind OF an itch, from which
could get no peace until / scratched myself
to a sore. i have often seen this las a cure for
Itch but never suspected &c would cure every
other humor until you recommended It In the
Herald. Plesse direct -
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Mr. Bancroft, who was sitting be-
Washburn, of ILL.,, then arose and de-
,livaredF his address,
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CHINCHIlAS, Is-fT- EII G,a .-7ai 4uattl e
| yi ELYSIANS, 80 = fr [-d4i
| @1s4 s71 ESKIMOS, and @ -
CASTOR BEAVERS,
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On the cOneIusI0n OF tho Grafton,
which occupied more than two hours
and half in the delivery, there was a
spontaneous outburst of applause
ciapping OF hands and the waving of
hats and handkerchiefs. Every sem
tenca seemed to find a.prompt response
in the auditory. Mr.. Bancroft was
soon surrounded by q large number of
distinguished persons and received
their compliments. The ceremonies
were closed by a brief prayer by the
Rev. DIR. Gray, the chapline of the Sem
ate, who pronounced the benediction.
Speaker called the House to order.
Mr.. Washburne, of Ill, offered a
joint resolution, which was unanimous
-ly adopted, rendering the thanks Of
Congress TO the Hon. George Bancroft,
for the appropriate address delivered
by him on the life and services of
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MEXICO.
Practical Aid for the, Republic.


NEw ORLEANS, Oct 27-Gensral Or
tega and stat, now here, will not be per-
mitted to enter Mexico, and, perhaps,
will be arrested here The military
commander is absent for a few days, but
there is an unusual stir at headquarters
tonight. Something is on the tapis.
Sac FRAScIsco, October PA letter
from Gen. Montbegro, dated Acapulco,
October 18th, informs the Imperial
Consul" here that the campaign against
the Liberals in Guerrero was about to be
opened vigorously
New ORLEANS, October 27.-The Mex
lean Consul here, to-day, inquired at the
military headquarters if Ortega would be
prevented from entering Mexico. The
commander was absent, but Adj't Gen.
Crosby advised that Ortega should not
attempt to leave till the General returns
tomorrow.
Ortega has large force ready on the
Rio Grande to cross with him; but the
policy Of the government is clearly de
fined, and he will not be permitted to
enter Mexico at present -
Santa Anna publishes a letter, idso'
he denounccs the plan which Bostor
journal has attributed 10 the American
government Of guaranteeing the debt due
by Maximilians ridiculous Empire q
France. in consideration Of the
cessation 10 the United States Of a por
ton Of the Mexican territory. He says
Mexico has nothing 70 do with this debt
and viii not pay IL AZ all events the
people Of Mexico, through its Congress
will decide what is 10 be done with It
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M e DIcAL.
Something New Under the Sun.
A New Era in Medicine.

r EFT THE SUFFERING AND DISEASED
IL read the following:
Let all who have been given up by Doctors,
and spoken of as incurable, read the following:
Let all who can believe facts, and can have
faith 10 evidence. read the following;
Kno,o all Men bv these Presents, That on this,
the twentieth day Of June, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred ana slxEy-sln,
as such. and being duly sworn. deposed as f0i-
lows That he is the sole general agent for the
United State and dependencies thereoi Tor pre-
parations or medicines known as MAGGlELS
PILLS and SALVE, aud that the following
certificates are verbatum copies to the best OF
his knowledge and belief.
IL. ST. JAMES sMEITRE, Notary Public,
Wall Street, New York.
DR.. MAaeIEL: take my pen to write you OF
my great relief. and that the awful pain in my
side has left me at last-thanks to your medicine,
Oh, doctor, how thankful l am that can get
some sleep. / can never write IL enough
thank you again and again. and am sure you
are really the friend of all sufferers. l could
take il arniss. JAMES MYERS,
June /, 1865. ll6 Avenue D.
This is to certify that was discharged from
the army with Chronic Diarrhoea, ana have
been cured be DR.. MaggePs Pills.
New York. April Z, 1866. q Pitt Street.
The following is an interesting case of man
employed in an Iron Foundry. who, in pouring
melted iron into a flask that was damp and wet
caused an explosion. The melted iron was
thrown around and on him in perfect shower.
and he was burnt dreadfully. The. following
certificate was given to Inc by hfn about eight
weeks after the accident:
NEW YoRK, Jan. II, 1866.
My name is Jacob Hardy; am an iron foun-
der; was badly burnt by hot iron in November
last. INV burns healed but had a running sore
on my leg that would not heal; tried Maggiel's
Salve, and il cured me- in few weeks. This Is
all true, and any body can now see me at Jack
son . Iron W orks, Second Avenue:
j. HARDY.
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ITALY.

Friday, the 18th of October, must here
after be marked day in the Italian cal
endar 1t was the day that saw the for
NAL completion of the instrument by
which Austria finally surrenders her sov
ereiniy over Venetia. The day itself is
not one ordinarily associated with happy
omens. But Italy has outlived SO many
evil omens and evil prophecies that those
who have faith in progress and liberty
viii certainly not lose confidence in her
future, no,0 that her unifcation is so
nearly completed.
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THE POINT.

Secretary BnowrISG, in his late admit
rable letter, says: Negro suffrage is
the real and only substantial cause of
controversy between the Executive and
the Legislative branches Of the Govern
meni, and implore my fellow-citizrns
to give it most earnest and dispassiupaie
consideration, whether upon such an is
sue we are to be plunged into another
fratricidal wnr and imperil all there is
Of our country sacred in the past, grand
and valuable in the present, aud hopeful
and glorious in the future. Had the
President Joined Congress in forcing ne
gro suffrage on the South, all would have
been fair and smooth, and instead of
being. denounced as fiend, he would
now be worshiped as an idol by those
who bitterly and unrelentingly assail
him
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SHERMAN ON THE BRAGGARTs.

Gen. SHERMAN is rather hard on GER
lain class of heroes who boast in pub
lie places of their achievements in the
war against rebellion. He says: 1T is
amusing to observe how brave and firm
men become when danger is past ! have
noticed on the fields of battle that brave
men never insult the captured or mutt
late the dead. but the towards and brag-
CARTS always do. Now when the rebellion
in our land is dead, many Falstaffs APP
pear to brandish the evidence of their
valor and seek to win applause and 10
appropriate honors for deeds that never
were done
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We are Bound to Sell Goods.
ELSON BROS
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
LOOK AT OUR PRICES FOR
FALL GOODS .

HEAVY BLACK SILKS ONLY 81 IS PER
III yard.
Printed Delaines only 25c per yard.
Bleached Domestics 1215, Is, Is. 20 and 25c per
yard.
Canton Flannel only 35c per yard.
Linseys only soc per yard.
1914 sheetings rs. Soc and 81 90 per yard.
Colored Alpaccas only Csc per yard.
Black Alpaccas only zoe per yard.
Poplns, all colors, zoe per yard.
Irish Linens only 81 and Goo per yard.
Brown Domestics 1917. u.s. IL. 20 and 2Sc per
Bed Ticking 20 to Soc per yard.
Wooden Nubias 75c each.
Wooden Sontags 81 "a to 81 so each.
Flannels all colors and qualities, very cheap
White Jaconets only IL, 70, Is and 30c per yard.
Nainsooks. only 20, %. 80 and 35c per yard.
Crib Blankets ~ per pair. :,
White bed Blankets So to $40 per pair.
Colored bed Blankets only S4 per pair.
1000 Balmoral Skirts at So 70 each.
Dress Cambries only l5c pei. yard.
Ladies' Kid Gloves best makes, 81 20 per pair.
Real French Reps only 81 10 per yard.
English Merinos only 9lc per yard.
French Merinos only 81 50 per yard:
Children's Merino Hose zoe per pair, or ~ per
dozen.
Ladies' and gents Hose, full line at low prices.
Ladies' linen hem stitch Handkerchief. only
35c eacn.
aides plain linen HandkeIchiefs only 50 per
dozen.
Also full line OF Cluny Laces, Trimmings.
Buttons, Shawls. Cloaks, Gents Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods and Plantation Supplies.
Wholesale buyers will find we can offer them
inducements both as regards prices and terms.
Our stock is large and well assorted. Remem-
Der our number.
ELSON BROS,
4s 207 Main street.
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THE CHOLERA IN LONDON.

During the months of July, August
and September, the total number Of
deaths from cholera in London was Ala
This is a smaller number Of deaths than
was reported during the corresponding
period of either of the previous cholera
years, le49 or 1854 In l849 there we're
l2,S47 deaths from cholera during the
months Of July, August and September,
and in 1854 there were 970s deaths du-
ring the same period The population
of London then was much less than it is
now.
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THE WHOLE TRUTH.

The following extract from letter just
received from an intelligent lawyer in
New Orleans, who went there from Bos-
ton in the spring, and who when he went
was warm Republican, throws light on
the true state of public feeling in the
South; Z" have stayed here through the
heat Of summer without the fear of Con-
federates or others but Radicals. They
are the only mischiefmakers, and am
inclined to think they viii be still awhile.
Negroes, too, are and viii be quiet, if
white Radicals will let them alone; and
they never would have thought Of riot
but for such villains What lies you
publish there at the North Well, you
may learn better some day. Come down
here and yen will soon"
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AN IMpoRTANT CASE.

One of the most celebrated causes Of
modern times viii be the approaching
trial of Ex-Governor EYRE, of Jamaica
A large party in England are taking
measures to bring EyRE to the bar ofhis
country, to answer for putting to death
GEORGE WILLIAM GORDON and others
during the late Jamaica instruction.
This will be an important trial, and as
the entire history Of that Instruction
will be gone over, and both parties in
England are deeply interested for or
against the Governor, it must, whilst in
progress, occupy large place in the
public eye Eminent counsel to conduct
the prosecution have already been en-
gagged by the Jamaica Committee
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" NV Policy"

The indianapolis Journal processes to
be very sorry for the Union soldiers in
Kentucky, and declared that my pol
icy" has placed them under the ban. As
three fourths of the Union soldiers of
Kentucky are supporters Of what the
Journal speaks of as /" my policy" it is
difficult to discover how they have been
placed under the ban. Among the sup
porters of this policy are such officers
as Governor formerly GeneraD Bran
lette Gen. Rousseau, Gen. Crittenden,
Gen. Ward, Gen. Hebson, the two Coils.
Boone, Col. Wolford, Major Kinney and
scores of others, as brave soldiers as
Kentucky or any other State ever sent to
the field Yet the Indianapolis Journal
would have people believe that these
supporters of President Johnson's policy
are themselves the victims of that policy
What nonsense. -New Albany Ledger
At least forty-nine out,of every fifty
of the Union soldiers of Kentucky are
in favor of President Johnson's policy,
instead of three-fourths, as our cotempo-
rary saws
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THE NEW YORK ELECTION.

The New York Tribune shows symp
toms of alarm lest the Jacobins, in whose
interests it labors, should not carry the
election in that State next month. 1t is
admitted by Mr. GREELEY that if they do
not exceed the vote of 1865 by fifty thou
sand, the party will be beaten. GREELEY
says last year the current set strongly
for US, and we carried the State by thirty
thousand majority; yet we did not poll
so many votes by over sixty thousand as
we did the year before. To carry the
State at all this year, we must poll at least
fifty thousand more votes than we did
last wear"
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October ., which says that the Indians
have returned to the head Of the Huer-
fano, and we're numbering, stealing and
shooting down cattle, and If troops were
not sent there Immediately the Indians
would destroy all the fine crops in that
vicinity. Three men had been killed and
several were missing
It also publishes letter from U. M.
Curtis, dated Bolito, Upper Huertano,
October 9th, addressed to Major Oaks, OF
Denver, informing him that the Indians
had taken all the horses for twelve miles
up the creek, and killed two men. The
but Curtis did not think they would over
take them. The Indians committing the
depredations are the Magnache and Utes
As yet the Tabequaches have taken no
part, but the hostile Indians have gone
into their country.
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NOT FRIGHTENED,

The Washington correspondent OF the
Richmond Examiner says {" The Presi'
dent was told the other day, by one OF
the most eminent of the conservative
Republican Senators, that he would be
impeached and removed that nothing,
at his command, could now prevent it
The President could not see it, He talks
politics freely with all corners, who are
chiefly office beggars and sycophants,
and are interested in deceiving him. His
reliance upon the people is still his
leading chara cteristic, and the people
are against him, except those whose sup
port can do him no good