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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22

MExIco.--The evacuation Of the Mex.
lean towns by the French troopsis now
rapidly progressing. The seaport town
of Mazatlan was lett by them on the 1lth
ofNovember, when some hard fighting
took place, the French losing heavely in
men and officers. The Republican Gov
crnment now again holds possession of
all the important ports on the Pacific,
except Topic. San Luis Potosi was to be
evacuated on the 22d and Zacatecas on
the 9th of November. In no case, thus
far, have the Imperialists made an attemt
to hold an important town after the de-
parture ofthe French. Maximilian. hahn
received 5000, 900 from tie clergy with
pledge of an equal sum for every fol.
lowing year, as well as 10000 900, from
the merchants of Mexico, has issued a
proclamation declaring that he will stay
in the country and shed the last drop of
his blood for the defence of the Mexican
nationality. 1t is scarcley expected that
this proclamation will retard the re-
possession of the whole country by tho
Republican forces.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22

A SERIES OF COTILLION PAR TIES
WILL BE GIVEN AT CLAREN-
haysSRs the s and dc ecntnS sss
January list 18TH asd and soth, 1861. ''' '''''
February 9Th, 18th and nd.
and March 6.
Committee OF a arrangements.
r. N. scovll, 8. ]. Moody and j. Savage.
Floor Managers.
O. Riehardron, n: W. Woodbury., @. A. Streetcr, W.
W. Scovil and K. b. HUBBARD.
Music.
Smiths Full Band.
us. so5 NsE e. fs: G q tn Chris.
naming evenings. 81 each.
Ashtabua. Nov 8. 1856. s7s
CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKSi
m. G. DICK
HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
- Lot Of school Books, which got slightly damaged
II recent n,e, ai,heugh practically good
LOOK AND SEE (FOR) YOURSELF
There is a largo Stock Of Looking Glasses. Square
and oval, very Cheapt
New Wall Paper and Borderings
DICKS.
Anew lot Of those nice Fitting Paper Collars, which
don't Poisen the neck,
Ashtabula, Ohio, Nov. g. 1865. $50
FURNITURE! FURNITURE
Our Motto is' "sm.lI Profits and Quick
nUCRO & BROTHER OULD
~ call attention to their large and
SPLENDID STOCK OF CABINET
FURNITURE,
The result Of their enlarged and increased facilities for
business
They are prepared and Selling Cheaper
Than any other establishment OF the kind in the country
lie In general to for themselves before buying else
where We are making 1t object for any TO give
stock to select from which Is as large a. any in any
city Having sixteen years experience in business and
and Conducting business, enables us to sell
lower than competitor in the region Our work is
We also have ON hand large stock Of Eastern work
which we sell very low among which will be found sin-
| gle lounges bed lounges, carpet and rep lounges
own make.
Don't forget the place few doors south Of Fisk Sill
man q Cos; Flour and Feed store ''''' y : '''''
Also particular attention paid to carpet laying, Cur
| readiness and dispatch.
UNDERTAKING.
We also keep constantly hand large assortment OF
| ready made Cohins, Roee Wood imitation Black Walnut
and Imitation OF Black Walnut all of which We trim
In two hours notice In style requested equal any
city We also have splendid Hcarse in readiness when
DUcRo BROTHER
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
HOWEY 4 BLAKESLER,s GALLEY
Two doors South Of Farmers National Bank, Main st.
| Ashtabula, Ohio.
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPEs. AND PORCELAIN
PICTURES TAKEN IN THK HIGHEST
STYLE OF ART.
81 Special attention paid TO COPYING. "a
Old Pictures enlarged 70 any sizs and finished IN Oil
wsser Colors, Or India Ink.
Aios .ssss sssoftnsat Of Oval and AreATop Frames
! ~ NsuldMss n All ki.ss made ~ order M
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22

A SURPRISE To GEN GARFIELD.-Just
before Gen. Garfield left his pleasant home
at Hiram for Washington, party of his
friends-some seventy in number-pro-
jected a surprise visit to the house of their
distinguished fellow-citizen. The we'll ap-
pointed evening came and with it the
surprise invasion, and merry time was
had fit. Every nook and corner of the
delightsome cottage was aglee, and that
little multitude of fair women and brave
men, marked one of the most joyous
hours of their lives. After feast, and
speech, and song, the finale of the 'sur-
prise" was reached. The General and
his good wife felt as if they had been en-
tertained as ne'er they were before, and
might never be again. These warm and
generous friends desiring to be practical,
witbal added to other tokens of their
goodwill purse of 81 90 and dep'rt'd leav-
ing almost hallowed memory to mari,
their coming.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
new ApvEaTIsEAAEnrs

Psrki Perkii Pevkisi
100 000 lbs. Of Pork In the Hog
'oant, IN In sxchAngs foi cash, BY
Ashtsszis, Dec. ., 1886.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
Special Master Commissioners Sale of
Lands and Tenements,
Ashtabuls Common Pleas, October term, 1885,
John = IS. Lyon Order 0, Sale.

vs.. OrueF or sale,
Thompson A. Rice.
RY virtue ofan order of sale duly issued
I(from said Court In the above case to me directed
will offer for sale by way Of public auction the door
Of the Court House in Jefferson Ashabula County Ohio
On Saturday January 10, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 shd O'Clock Of day. the fol-
lowing described lands and tcnements to- wit Situate
In Conneaut Township in said county Of Ashabua and
state of0hio being part oflot number one In township
number fourteen Q) in the first range of townships on
the Connecticut Western Reserve and bounded and de-
scrbcd follows, to-wit Beginning the west side Of
the west pier at Conneaut harbor at the cor
Of lot Of land heretofore conveyed by and Da
vid Ford to Julia Ann Howard thence running westerly
along the north line OF said last mentioned lot and at
right angels with said pier five ( chains thence north
erly and parallel with said pier three t chains stake
thence north seventythree degrees 3 five chains
the said pier thence south along said pier seventeen
degrers Q7O east two chains thence eastery ON line
at right angles with said pier the centre Of Conneaut
creek thence souherly on line parallel with said pier
one chan thence westerly to the place of beginning
tanning about one and three fourths Q acres Of land
saving and excepting such the United States NAV
have In and to the pier and the public may have the use
OF the waters of the creek nsvigable stream and
highway. Appraised St dollars.
ii. j. COVELL, Sheriff.
As Special Mastsr Commissioner
Sheriff s Sffice, Dec. %. 1865. 5t-SS5
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Special Master Commissioners sale {
Lands and Tenemants.

Ashtabnla Common Pleas. May Term, 1885,
Samuel L, Mather Esq. and
Atty for Samuel Mather doc. o,..,c.,
Againet oruer oi oaio'
Edward C. Hubbard, et. ai.
RY virtue of Order of Sale duly issued
- from said Court In the above case to me directed
will offer for sale by way OF public auction the door
Of the Court House In Jefferson Ashabula County Ohio
Saturday, January I9sh, A. ID. 1857,
between the hours of 10 and o'clock OF said day. the
following described lands and tcnements to-wit: The
whole OF lot % Except my of from the northwest
corner thereof twenty ynine (2g thirty 900 thirty
(3l and hlrythree, 3 in the township Of Sheffield Ash
bula County and state of Ohio being number
twelve, Q2 range two ( and section three % lot num-
Der forty nine (4 section in the Connecticut wes
tern reserve so called, appraised at - dollars.
II. J, CONELL, Sheriff
As Special Master Commissioner
Sherifs Office Dec. ~, 1865. 6t-eSs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22

BUSINESS FoREcAsT.-The businers of
the West, centring at Chicago, is moving
actively in several very important, and
in many respects, indispensable canal en-
terprises. One ofthese is the Niagara
Ship Canal, to further which Conven-
tion has met in Chicago. Another is the
Huron and OntaiO Ship Canal. first con-
ceiycd many years ago by Mr.. Capreal
OF Canada, and now to be undertaken by
the joint enterprise of Canada and the
West. A committee of the Chicago Board
ofTrade, with Gov. Bross as Chairman; q
similar committe from Milwaukee, are to
visit Toronto, confer with theMerchants
there as to the best means of promoting
the work. A scheme is also on foot TO
enlarge the passage of such first class
steamboats, as now navigate the Ohio and
Mississippi. A Convention with this
purpose in view is to meet at Rock
Island ON the 27th. What with these,
and the projects of canal from the
Hudson to Champlain, and of extending
the James River and Kanayha Canal to
the Ohio, the business mind ofthe coun-
try seems to be pretty well entertained
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22

MExrcos- Things in Mexico are get
ting littfe Strengthened. SO that one
looking at them from this end of the av-
enue, can get glimpse of what the end
may possibly be. Marshal Bazaine, SO
the dispatches say-and experience tell
us thew won't lie-has issued an order
commanding all French troops now in
Mexico to rename neutral, taking no
further part any military movement.
These troops are to be soon withdrawn.
In the meantime Maximilian, backed up
by the Church party, has returned to
the city of Mexico and again mounted
the throne. He is offered by that party
ten millions of dollars and ten thousand
men if he will retain his seat at all haz-
ards. This he does not yet give his con-
sent to, but psoclaims himself merel y
Provisional Emperor, which position he
will hold until the MEXICAN States shall
hold an election, pledging himself to a
bide by their decision wheather it be for
or against him.-Di ispdtch.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
Cleveland Wholesale Market.

"WEDNESDAY Dec. ~, 1850
FLOUR-Fim and demand fair Sales 100 bbis city
made II spring at $l2,25. 400 bbls country made *
spring AZ $1l ,26 90 bbls do do at ST. 90.
WHEAT-In fair milling demand and am. sales $50
bu amber Michigan at $500; choice No. Illinois
red winter at $25 cars No. Milwaukee At q vs.
private terms,
CORN In more request and steady, Sales Z cars old
No, helled at 92c; car ne shelled at zoe.
OA1s-Firm. Sales cars No. State at sac.
hfE-Quet. No, State held ut o. 20; No Western
g.. .BaRLEY-Quist Canada held ct si,isei, 90 State
Hods-Are quot at sa7he for medlum:to heavy dress.
LaRD-.steady. Sales 1000 pounds Of eity-rendercd
at l3c Id tlerces, IKE In hrkins.
SMOKED MEATss-Quet and steady. Sales Sugar
cured hams at l6c Shoulders I2c Dried Beef at a0c.
BuTTEh-Quidt, steady and unchanged. Good I.
choice Western Reserve 2elb30c; common Western Re-
serve and Central. nominal at 5G025c-
CIiEkSE-Quiet and steady at 1Odi6c for common 70
choice, packages included.
EGGS-Scarce and hm Sales at 35c.
PoULTRf-Quict AZ iaGi4c for Chickens; i6zbi7 for
Turkeys.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
CLARENDON HALL.
JUST OPENED
OYSTER DEPOT.

THE subscriber is prepared to supply
Il any Of the different brands OF Oysters Ho receives
them daily per Express, and will them fresh
You can have any brand worth having, to wit: II. M,
afforded BY any onehorse grocery store and IL you will
leave an Order at his Restaurant he will swing around
the "eurkil with them. Persons getting oysters can
have crackers Mt cost The young people in
formed that when In want Of plate Of good oysters he
will wait upon them In good STYLE and when you settle
your bill your purse will have the appearance of one
stepped upon by elephant. Our are comforta
bc and call upon will verify the above facts in the
case J. H. SINCI LAIR
Ashtabuls Nov. - 8S2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

We make no secret Of the ingredients. HsLnBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU 10 composed OF Buchu Cubebs
and Juniper Berries, selected with great care pre-
pared In vacuo by A. 7. Hembod, Druggist Chem
st OF sixteen years experience In the City OF Phiadc
phia and which is now prescribed by tho most eminent
physicians has been admitted to In the United Statsa
Army and 10 also In very general in State Hospitals
and public Sanitary Institutions throughout the land
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22

Young men and women before expsnding their mon
ey for business education should thoroughly inyesti-
gate IN ies offered BY the different Schools that invite
their patronage,
Remember that high sounding pretentions and great
display in themselves amount 10 nothing. Go where
you can obtain the best advantages with the least
pense oftime aud money.
Come TO Kingsyis and ezamine the advantages Of q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BnCHU,

In affections peculiar to Females 10 aneauaied By sny
other Preparation in Choross Retention ifresu.
larities Panulness Suppression ofCustomary Evseu
atians liberated Schrrus state OF the Uterus Les
Chorhun, and all Complaints incident the sex wheth-
er arising from habits Of dissipation inprudsneiss n
the decline or change Of life
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22

For Weakness arising from Rxecsses or Indiscretou
The Constitution effected with Organic wesRnsss
requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and invro
rate the system, which HkLnBoLD RITRAcT Brenr In
variaby does. limo treatment be submitted 70, con
sumption or insanity onsues.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
IIELNrBoLD,s

For Nowretcntlon or Incontinence ofUrpe Irritation
inflammation or liberation Of the Bladder or Kdneys Ds
eases OF the Prostrate Gland Stone In the Badder Cal
culus, Gravel or Brickdu.t Deposits and an Dsasses
the Bladder, kidneys, and Dropsicai swcflings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11
How :. Corners arc Wade.

The great corner in the Michigan South
ern Railroad stock, which caused SO much
activity for the p Ist two weeks, has .tlsed q
good deal of excitement in stock circles. It
shows how ready come persons are to meet
their contracts when 1t tends to their advant-
age, and now unwilling tnty are when it in
wolves them in a loss. Al best, however.
these corners are vIllIanous TRICKS. The mode
OF operating them Is as follows: A party
< peS quietly around to the holders of a stock.
usually selecting one comparatively worth
less, and by some inducement make them
agree not to sell they then buy and sell
large amounts through appointed parties,
paying commissions SO TO make the tran
sections appear legitimate: declare dividends,
II they can possibly raise the money; openly
proclaim that they do not intend a corner;
get the stock gradually quoted far above it
known value, and by every means in their
power throw traders on their guard. and thus
Induce them to sell for future delivery, or
Short as 1t is termed In the language of
the Exchange When they lind n suficient
amount Of these sales have been made, they
call On the parties to deliver, which they
know they cannot do themselves, having
control of all the shares, and thus fleece
those who have money to pay, and compel
the poor unfortunateS to violate their con-
tracts and break.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11
Testimonial of Ihe most dIstInsui.hed
Artists TO SteInWny d Sons.

NEW YORK, December, 1884.
The Pianofortes, Grand, square and Up
right, manufactured by MessrS. SteinwIy &
Sons, have established for themselves SO
worldwide a reputation that Il l. hardly DOS
Sbie for us to add anything to their lust fame.
Having thoroughly tested and II; ed these
instruments personally for years, both In pub
lie and private, Il becomes our pleasant duty
to express our candid opinion regarding their
unquestioned superiority over any other
Piano known to rs.
Among the chief points OF their uniform
excellence are: GTedteSt poAsibEe depth rich
ness and Volume Of tone, cOEHbiled tGith a rare
bTiufGncy, ctedTIless and perfect epe5inc1s
throughout The entire scale, and, above all, a
SIEFJFtSfHO dtfTffOn Of sound Ee pare and SItSIt-
pathetic qualify u Ichieh HepeT- changes under
uIe most deffouteOr E0lpeT5t touch.
This peCnIiRTity b found exclusively In th0
StetnWny Piano, aud together WIIh tho
nesS OF action always char these In
struments, as well as their unequaled duru-
bilty under the seVertSt trials. Is truly sur
prt5tng ana claims at once the admiration of
every artist We, therefore, consider the
SteinwHy Pianos In all respects Lhe best InsfT1E-
nIeElEs EI1ie IN this country ESETope use
lteH1 solely and eIctLSireIy ourselves IN or
prirIte and recommend them invariably to our
friends and the Public .
We have ut different times expressed our
makers. but freely aud ttnhesitdtin0iy pro-
nOtince MetTs. StelFtOdy& SONG Pianos superior
8 B. Mills, Robert Goldbeck, Henry G.
Timm. f. L. Ritter, Geo W. Morgan, Theo.
Thomas, Max MaretZek, VIM. Mason, Robert
Heller, VIM. Berge. F. Brandeis, Thee. Noel
Ing E- Muzios Garl AnSchurtZ, A. II. Pease,
]. Mosenthal, Carl Wolnsohn, A. DAVIS, +.
Won Dreaming, Theo. Eisfeld, Carl BenEmann.
mar6-3m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11
BOSTON wool sInrket.


There has been more activity in market
this week, than for sometime, on account OF
the dry goods market exhibiting more deci-
ded symptoms OF life, and manufacturers, as
the season advances, are placing their pro-
ducts in larger lots, although at very low prt-
ceS. Hence there is a better disposition TO
buy wool, ifIt can be had Mt corresPondingly
low rates. Several larVe holders from some
cause or other, have determined To meet the
market and close out their stocks. These
transactions are, however, at least, &c lower
tnan previously quoted, and the lowest that
wool has touched Tor the last four years. The
bulk of the supply Ia stall held above the
rates at which they were effected. The mar
ket Is so unsettled that II Is impossible to give
reliable quotations. Sales of domestic for the
week foot up some 600, 900 Ms. including sew
ersIl large loTS ON terms mostly private, but at
n general range of 6597Uc for fleece, and $50
&c for The various grades OF pulled. The
largest single transaction which has come to
our knowledge, Is q brokers' sale of 5000 MS
fine Pennsylvania and Virginia fleece, in
one parcel, at supposed 671Sc. In fact, we
hear or very few sales of fine wool above Csc,
and TIC may be considered the outside limit
for very choice lots. Some large lots of West
ern fleece have been taken AT 479 SIC for low
and medium, and 556S5Sc for hne. Medium
Ohio and Michigan have been sold at 53957c,
and do line at U09G5c. Ten thousond Ms Texas
sold nt re and Il, QUO Ms IAllforna at 71Sd3Oc.
The market for foreign wool sympathizys
strongly with domestic, and 1t is very unset
tied and dull. Cape may be quoted nominal
mr. l1
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by Telegraph.l
Spirit of the Stock Market
Nv,v yovTy ADrI1 IN


The Commercial says:
The stock Hnarkes Is weak The apprehen-
sions OF clIoierIl Is one of the chief RESPONSE
biliiea for tue change in the tone OF the mar
ket, Another Appeals TO be in the fact that
the short interest has been LARGELY reduced.
Losses of victims OF the Mi .h1gnn Southern
corner have prOducet a wholesome dread of
sellers option, and hHYe induced very gem
-ral settlement Of standing short contracts;
Erie per APPS heing the chief exception, while
few are Ilr the same reason disposed 20 put
out sellers option. The railroad list WIS low
er Throughout, except Reading, Rock Island
and Southwestern, which were sold up to
Yesterdays prices. The miscellaneous list Is
dull and weak. Governments are Quiel; SOS
are depressed under report Of the return Of
bonds from London aud an apprehension
that threatening complications between Aus
tria and Prussia may forca than & cOnsidera-
BILE amount Of 500; 5-2ls are Nl9X lower;
1905 declined 70 in sympathy. Money IS In
moderate. demand. God Is unse- I'D, but
upon the whole nrmer. The probability OF
the return OF SD bonds has strengthened The
price. Gold Is offered on loan at I-l8 percent.
and very freely at l-32- Rumors are ctrcula-
ted upon the street. that the Secretary oil the
Treasury will anticipate the pay ment OF IN
terest upon May coupons, and also that me
Assistant Treasurer Is at present. selling gold:
We have sufficient ground for staIing l1at
these reports have no foundation WhatsNer
in fact. It Is thought that certain amount
OF sos may be sent home, and tnts view ot
the case induces importers N nNall thein'
selves of the present low rates oil exenange
for making femittauces- Prime paper, ~
days sterling, Is quotei at lO65S9l05<-
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRK, April Q.

NEW 4OtAR APA1
The following are the quotations at the
New York Dry Goods Exchange: There Is
no important change in prices to-day. The
market Is very quiet, with but little doing.
Wooden goods rather hat, with very few
transactions. Come desirable styles OF French
aud British goods sell well at Eemunerative
rates, but most foreign goods are slow and
quiet. Buyers are taking goods in very small
lots, simply what they need for Immediate
use. Armours 231z; Hamilton Manutactur-
ing Company ~. PrintS-Allens is; Ameri-
can 10; AmoSkeag 10; London mourning l7i
MerrtInac d 81; Merrimac w .; Victory l6;
Gardner & Co. %. Cnmbrics-PortlRnd 2l1Si
Victory l6; Washington 10; ManTille Is.
Brown drilIs-Pepperell IS Stark q VIM
throp 20. Corset Jeans-BateS TX; Saum-
keag 22JS: do. Sa ten %: Peppereu D Sile-
cIas-Indian orchards q; Lonsdale:5; Clinton
30. Tlcks-NIohic4n 32I5; Uncasville IS:
Chlttenden A Is. Blue Checks-Haymnksr
So: Hibernia IS; Watts "a; Whittenden Is;
Workingtnan 80. StripeS-AmoSkeag S71S;
Albany 10; American y; Eagle 80; Everett
271S; Harvester So; Haymaker S2Z. DENNIS
-BlSton Brown 81; Arkwright Brown so:
Arkwright Blue So; Manchester T15. Brown
SheetingS-An average, D; Appleton A .;
Atlantic A 26; Augusta p; Indian Head p;
Nashua, extra u; ShRwmutt, q; Stark A. p;
SwIn River. 10. Bleached Shirtings-Ballou
& Son, %; Bartletts, 81: Bay Mills, IS; Hope,
so; Lonesdale, So; Masonyille 81. Hoop
slIIrts-Bradley's Dup.ex Elliptic, % to so
hoops, SIX to 81 O5; Empress Trail 81 ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11

NASHVILLE, April 1o.-The Legisla-
ture had no quorum and adjourned I'M
til tomorrow.
Brevet Brigadier General Robert E.
Clary, Department Quartermaster Cen
eral, has been assigned to duty here as
Chief Quartermaster, Department OF
Tennessee, relieving Captain A. r.
Eddy.
A fire occurred last night on the corn
er of Church and Vine streets. destroy
ing a number of wooden buildings
Loss SIS, 600.
The Chamber of Commerce sent to
the starving people of Alabama, over
SIS, 900 worth of provisions and money.
The Central States Association OF
Dental Surgeons, meet to-day.
Mai. Blocker, who conducted the
prosecution in the famous Champ Fur
gnson case, is retained for counsel for
Henry Bruner, when the trial COM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11

PITTSBURGH, April 10.

TIIIobVfIaE1I APL2I IVs
The market yesterday was weak, owing to
the difference Of opinion between buyers and
oil al ia cents, barrels returned, while the lat
ter were willing to give but Is cents barrels
returned. The ruling figures for crude, pack
ages returned, are l4gl31zc. We learn OF two
sales as follows: Fltteen hundred barrels at
lie, barrels returned, and 100 barrels at the
same rate. r, fined in bond Is Inactive, with
delivery IN Philadelphia at 40Mc; June de-
livery, sellers option, sc. Free oil Is dull,
brands. Residuum and Eaptha meet with
hut little inquiry. Following were the re-
ceipts OF oil per Allegheny river yesterday {:
rels; James Wilkins. 20 barrels; Fisher &
Brother, 1914 barrels, and 800 do. in bulk;
Clarke q Co., 10 barrels; d. NJ. Edgerton, l5l
barrels; Jonathan Gallagher, l36 barrels; jas
Baxter, $50 barrels; James Mawmnney, 40l.
Gallagher & Danver, N barrels. Total, Z, 265
barrels