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CIaHaInnh,mn-Irn,.

QUR:--City made Xxx red firm at $ls oopl4oo;
do AA white at SIS OO8l5 50. Country b-anda YY
red re 4 range at $40 scala So do Xxx white Sl5 500
10 o0o; -. .rs ..-eg- ord. -- r-Tf ''Ti--T -JEe
SVVmnSS cars 20 at 63c, from store. si'
0ArS-Saless cars No. at $50. from stoie.s i.51t
vk1E-Quiet and steady at $50 from store yi.-iGlaf
pri ne mass S27 90; clear S33 Co., - = -,'-7-r-
CHEESE-7The demand is. good, and prices are - 4
steady and firm at l2@l5c for dairy and 10 SI7c for
EGGS-Sales l5 brIs at 9o92Ic. = .&a -
- oFOTATOES-Peachh blows scarce. Sales 9cars
Peachblows in bulk at 81 10 per bush
LAKE FlSH-No. White Fish Ss 50 per half p r q
barrel; No 2 doss 90; Pckerel. No. i ks bODe a5 T
Trout ~ q; Herring. large. "a so. -
Z. p ALE AND PORTER-1W quote o. follows: Prek N
ent Use Xxx Ale Sl0 90; Stock sl3 OO3iI Oo Ker-iE
nett SIS 90; Pale Cream Sll co. Porter SI2 O0i1 Oo
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Death Of Judge Lane.

SANDUsKY, o., June 12-Judge Lane,
late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Ohio died this evening.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Jay Cook & Go. Loose n Big
Thing


NEW YORK, June 12--The morning pa-
pers have the following special Washing
ton telegrams:
Senator Fessenden's attack upon Mr..
Sherman's bond and debt consolidating bill,
has killed it. The bill would secure to Jay
Cook d Co. about forty millions of dollars
as commission agents.
Report Of the Memphis Riot Com
mi1tee.
The Memphis riot committee found the
rebel spirit there rampant and the city
government in the hands of Irishmen who
dld not enter the rebel army, but who are
now more dislOyal than rebel soldiers. This
latter class are disposed to be orderly, and
did not participate in the riots. They also
found many Northern men engaged in
speculation there, as bad as original seces-
sionists, and that it is not safe to carry
Union flag through the streets. Military
protection is considered indispensable, not
only to Union men, but to the safety of the
property of all.
The French Troops in Mexico 10
be Concentrated at Various
POints-MaximiIian out of Funds.
The French legation in Washington re-
ceived information that the French troops
are to be concentrated at various points
under orders not to make any more hostile
demonstrations. Seventy-fve per cent. of
Che troops will go to France in October.
MaXimilian is reported out of money,
and has been relieved from the French
paymaster's chest. -,
New YORK. Jnne 12.-Specials to the
evening papers from Washington say the
House committee on Foreign Affairs voted
Informally against any Endorsement of the
Mexican loan.
Another vote is to be taken in the Senate
committee on Finance. 1t is disposed to fix
a sliding scale of tax on cotton. The same
committee will finish its consideration of
the House revenue tax bill by Thursday.
They to-day determined to extend the time
when State Bank bills are to be taxed to
one year. The House committee on Banks
and Currency has determined to restrict
the circulation of any one National Bank to
$l,000000.
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XNANTED-TO SELL-A FORTUNE
w certain to be made in one year by the sale of
the greatest invention of the dav. 1t is new, useful
mendous sale. 1t never wears out, has been thor
Oushly tested, and theres ocompetton to our Pat
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State Rights for real estate other property or sell
on easy payments, giving great inducements. Call
soon. Retail price for sample, S4O0. N. VAN
LOON. at Franklin House, South High street.
June6-d2w'
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Board Wanted

BOARD WANTED I'm A PRIVATE
~ Family for Gentleman. Wife and Child
I rooms with yard facilities. can address
junel-dd r. W. s.. at this Office.
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FROM NEW YORK.
president Roberts ON ParoI

New YORK, June 12.-Mr. Roberts has
been allowed by the District Attorney to
60 on parole till next Friday, when the trial
will be concluded,
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r SPECIAL NOTICES.
REASONS WHY THE
:AMERICAN WATCH
MADE. AT WALTHAM, MASS
Is THE BEST.

IL tis bads m the best Principle. It's frame IS
ctmposed OF SOLID PLATES. No jar can inter
feTe with the bamCDy Of It's working, and no sud-
den shook can damage It's machinery. Every piece
is Fsde and finished by nnchibery dtself famous
for its novelty s well ns for its eectiveness and Is
therefore properly made. The Watch Is what oil
\ EechRniFm should le-ACCuRATF, SIMPLE,
STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Except pome
high Rrndes. tco costly for general use, foreign
" Atches are chiefly made by women and boys
Such Watches are composed Of several hundred
pieces, screwed and riveted together, and require
constant repairs to keep them In any kind of ORDER
All persops who have carried "sncres," "lepines"
and English Patent Levers" are perfectly well
pare Of the truth Of this statement.
At tho beginning Of our enterprise, more than ten
years ago, II first object TO make thorough
ly good low priced Watch for the million. to take
the Place Of these foreign impOsitiOnF-the refuse
Of foreige factorieswhich were entirely unsaeable
at home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this may be un-
derstood from the fact that after so many years of
public trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN The UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. While this department Of
our businesSis continued with increased facilities
for perfect work. we are at present engaged in the
manufacture of Watches of the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CHR0NOMETRY, une-
qualed by anything hitherto made by ourselves and
unsurpassed by anything made in the world. For
this purpose we have the Amplest facilities. We
have erected an addition TO our main buildings ex-
pressly for this branch Of our business, and have
filled II with the test werkmen in our service. ew
machines and appliances have been constructed.
which perform their work with conEummate deca-
cy and exactness The choicest and most approved
materials only are sed, and We challenge cOmpari-
on between this grade Of our work and the finest
imported chronometers We do not pretend to sell
our. Watcbes for iCss mofv than foreign Watches,
but we do assert without fear of contradiction that
for the same moRty our product Is ncomparably su
perior. All our Watches. Of whatever grade. are
fully warranted ard this waIantee is good at all
times Sganst us or our gents in all parts Of the
world. i ..r. ...' .....
CAUTI0N.-'rhe public are cautioned 10 buy
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
counterfets will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH CO..
.-..,... " ,a Iss BROADWAY, NY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SECRET DISEASES! 4!
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sANTARITAN'S GIFT:


THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USE 1.
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no ~ PosURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER
Lei those who have despared Of getting cured or
who Rave been gorged with Balssm Copabs, or
Mercury, try ..... .t'
THE sAMARITAN's GIFT
packages, o. 90. Female $500.
SamaIitan's Root end Herb Juices
The great Blood Purifier and remedy for
ScrOfnla, Ulcers, Sores, spots, letters,
Scales, BOiIs, syphilis or Venere-
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THE SAMARlTAE'S ROOT AND HERB
. JUICES ...
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Patient, take Los,csi The ingredients are known
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and as far as my use Of them extends, l recommend
them strongly. - . ..
ALFRED G. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Vols"
bold by q. ROBERTS, and by Druggists.
DESMOND a CO.,
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lNC0ETITCE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
sons notto sell Goods or give credit to my wife,
MARY G. JONES, on my account for | will mot
pay any bills which she may contract,
, June 4, 1866. EVAN JONES'
june5-d1W
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Removed from his Old Office.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, neal
High street, Columbus Ohio, has devoted himsel
for series of years " the trea ment of certain pri
VSte diseases. lie nay be consulted at his Office
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank
Gh2P65n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COlgate's Aromatic Vegetable SOAP.
A superior Toilet soap, prepared from refn-
ed Vegetable oils in combination with ely
cerine, and especiaily designed for the use of
Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume is
exquisite and its wasning properties unrivalled.-
fer sale by all Druggists feblO-d&wly
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Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
Il fore existing between E. q Has and II. Shell
lenbarger, Attorneys at Law and Claim Agents
was dissolved June LIST, 1856 H. Shellenbarger will
continue the business, and pay all claims against
the firm Of II. Shelenbarger q Co.
E. q. HAYS, .F-sr
june2-dSt II. SHELLENBARGER
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Estray Notice.

cTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBE
y er, DARK RED COW, giving milk. She
liberal reward will be paid for information where
she may be found. ~.
apr24-dtf THOMAS L0UGH.
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% MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Es-
say of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. ].
SKILLlN H0UGHTON, Howard Association, Phil
adelphia, Pa. aprll7d6w3m
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Murphy and AIe1Ferman Before tn
COmmisSiOner.

commissioner
New YORK, June l2.-The Tribune's
special from Malone to-day says; Murphy,
Heferman and other Fenian prisoners were
brought before the U. s. Commissioner and
remanded until tomorrow, bail being de-
manded in the sum of $4,000 for Murphy
and Hefferman each, and $4,000 for each of
the others.
General Murphy to-day issued an order
c0unselling the Fenians to remain. But
seven car loads have left and probably
there will not be over three hundred left
Tomorrow. They have arms sufficient for
that number.
General Vodges arrived to-day with three
hundred regulars. About the same number
have arrived from St.Albans. The Fenians
are yet hopeful.
Investigation into the Invasion of
'' '" Vermont.
The Herald's special dispatches say the
Investigation of the British invasion of
Vermont is being vigorously pushed for
ward, and the disclosures so far leave but
little doubt that the English troops cap
tured and killed one or more Fenians on the
soil of Vermont. y i. ft" 'fNa'~
Another car load of ammunition was
seized west of Dekalb junction and brought
to the arsenal. One of the finest guns In
the Canadian Fort Wellington was spiked
on Friday night. 30
The arsenal at 0gdensburg, containing
captured arms and ammunition, is guarded
BY only sergeant and five men. >, a'e
The Feniau:Army Still Strong.
Col. ,0'Neill states that the dFenian force
between the head of Lake Michigan and
the main frontier is 1000 strong, and there
are ten thousand Fenians with arms In their
possession in Michigan, ready to cross into i
Canada upon the signal being given In this
direction.
Mrs. Eccles, an American lady and the
wifeof the gentleman at whose house Gen.
Spear made his headquarters, was shot and
killed on Sunday night by one OF the Brit
ish guards stationed around the building to
capture any Fenlan who might be lurking
10 that vicinity. 'a '' '''' 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-10

NAILS.
~ 800 kegs assorted sizes nails. best brands,
Mt MAXWELL CAMPBELL & TINGLE'S.
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New York Market.

NEW DIRK, November y.
COTTON-TIeavy at q further decline
of 1c; sales mt 81 for middling uplands,
and 80 for do. Orleans.
FLOUR-Dull and 15a25c lower;
10 STALL 50 for sound common and extra
State; Sll Scale 80 for extra round
hoop Ohio, and SO 60a14 % for trade
brands; market closing quiet.
WHISKY-Quiet and nominally un-
changed.
WHEAT-Dull, and common grades
2a3c lower; 81 05a2 ID for inferior Chi
cago and 81 IS for No. milwaukee.
RYE-Quiet and dropping.
BARLEY-More active and closes
firm; 0Sa1 II for Canada West, in bond;
3Oa1 80 for do. free, the latter for very
choice; 15a1 % for two rowed State.
BARLEY MALT-Dull at 45.
CORN-Opened 1c lower and closed
1c better; 24a1 26 for shipping mixed
western afloat and in store, and 25a
26t for western yellow.
| OATS-Dull: 1a2c lower; 6Sa7lc fol-
Chicago and Milwaukee, and 70a72c fol
State, inside price for few small lots
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Active; Cuba 10ta114; Porto
Rico 114a13.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Dull and lower; 22c
for crude. and 80 for refined in bond.
PORK-Heavy and decidedly lower
S25 STAR so regular and cash for new
mess, closing at SIS 81 regular, and
81 75a23 90 for prime.
|
BEEF HAMS-Hcavy at Blade.
| BACON-Dull.
DRESSED HCGS-Heavy and lower
at 10a10tc for western.
CUT MEATS-Heavy at 12ia13ic fol
shoulders, and 15a16tc for hams.
LARD-Heavy and lower; l5ta15c.
BUTTER-Steady at 2la33c for Ohio
35ai4c for State; and 50a55c for Orange
county pals.
CHEESE--Dull at aa17c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
+ srr~ NEW YORK. November 9.


The dry goods market presents some
new features this morning. The cleo
ton being over, more buyers have been
in market and more business has been
done, but in somewhat irregular way.
Print men have reduced prices ic gen.
orally, but this was hardly sufficient to
meet the difference already existing be-
tween the prices and jobbers, and it
had little or no effect. The jobbers fur
Their reduced their prices from &c to lie a
yard on stocks already in hand, some OF
which were not very desirable goods,
and some forty or fifty cases have since
been sold, and there is a fair business
still doing, but it only extends to these
goods. Jobbers prices: Brown Sheet
ings-Atlantic A %; Pepperell E %; do
r %. Bleached shirtings-Bartlett S
80; Tiploys 32!; Statewide 19. Prints
Merrimaek NJ u; American 15i; Arnolds
IL London mourning Isl. Stripes
Whittenton IA 81; do BIB -. Denims
York -, Boston Manufacturing Com
pany 27i. p
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Court Martials.

RALEIGH, n, O., November ga gen,
erai court martial has been convened at
this city, by order of General sickles
for the trial of Major Alexander Gaslin
A. q. H., Of Buffalo, n. " and other
business, -,
The court has organized, and will
proceed with the trial of Capt. c. c,
brown, 37th United States Colored In
fantry, of Boston, Acting Commissary,
under charges of various fraudulent
sales of government property.
The case of Major Gaslin is not ready
for trial, and will not be taken up for q
week,
The military commission for the trial
of the bureau cases is still in session,
but ut present 1t has no cases befOro 1t
on trial. ---....-..-,.,,.,
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Mr.. Joseph Chester, an American
living in London, has been looking up
Washington's lineage, and proves, tc
his own satisfaction at least, that the
received geneology it incorrect. He
says: SIN the year 1867, two brothers
John and Lawrence Washington, left
for the Virginia colony. The genealogy
from these brothers down is, Of course
easily traced with entire accuracy
John was the immediate ancestor o.
George Washington, being his grand
father. Although the two Washington.
were men of some note, they have hith'
erty been COMPOUNDED by all who have
written Of the Washington pedigree
from Sir Isaac Heaed to Washington Ir-
wing, with two other men of the same
name, but only distsntly related t.
them.
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ono and eloouent speech on behalf Of

long and eloquent speech on behalf of
RI A. Harrison replied on behalf Of
the Crown in temperate and eloquent
The grand jury entered the conrt,
bringing in true bills against Patrick
Cooney and John Cooney.
His iordship then charged the jury;
The Jury retired at half past four and
returned verdict of not guilty.
The following letter was received to-
day by one of the Crown officers, pur-
nortinr to come from Michael Murphy;
BUFFALO, Nov. Z, ls@-eIR! the
Fenians, Irish.like, ] an almost ashamed
az an Eishman to say have adhered TO
their enemies. Now I wish to propose
n plan to end all this trouble for
Won in Canada. Get together all
your Fenian prisoners and take them
70 the American lines and set them
over with the warning MOTTO be caught
again, that will end the matter at once.
These psople might have made you
more trouble ;fthSy had gone with the
Union party, They haye, gone
with their enemleSr Ruu now wHt nao
to get their help from them, and little
thew get from them. All they want OF
them is their votes, and now they know
they can have them in any event, 80
they viii get no MD to their schemes 70
invade your country, tor they SEQ lhat
they can only 60 there against
the Republicans always, as they
ALWAYS have done. My country
men, l am very sorry to say, profess to
love liberty, but still they go for the
party which docs not ioye If, They do
not understand the meaning OF the
word. In fact they do not know what
they want. If they did, they know not
how to realize it. There will be
an end to Fenian troubles here and
elsewhere, yog will see. So let 90 yonIr
prisoners, and the only thing which viii
give the agitators anything to agitate
about will be gone, All Will conclude
that it Ia best for. ireland to remain
under the control Of England, a. they
have not sense enough to control them
selves. Signed, yours respectfully,
MICHAEL MURPHY.
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'I'EA.-
i 10 hlf en- choice G. p. Tea.
10 do. do. Y. ii, do,
Is do medium grades q. p. and Y. ID.
10 do. QolOngs, for sale.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TlNGLE.
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Us !"
SprtnEvOot. near L--eburg L"ud0un Co Va.
DEEHDENrrI
p,LL ~ cnasoEHy. PENDING

- in tbs Circuit coa' OF Ohm County L.uis
LuEs'Ord and wife. - Robert wrAy AND Ge.,, o..
Efiiner Tbs DESCENDANTS will I'll Lsiic., th..
The De- osit ons 0, Doctor Jo-eph X. ConrrlIy
taken ~ the Stlioe Ct Lamb & Yauil IN n 4 cssy
of Wheeling. on to 21th day o. Eoyemb.y
lef6. bets cen the hours o o'cock a. m and
S o'c" ?. m. on behalf of q complaina,,,s
tn he read 10 evidences On the trial OF the above
Cause; And II rom any Cause the taking OF aid
cenmeneed should lot he compls ted on tb.,
day the taking OF the sane viii be adi.arn.S
from time 20 time until the came IL eomnisfsd
ocSEWt LEWIS LUHSFOED.
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THE FENlANS.
Probable Remittance Of the Death
Sentence to imprisonment for q
Term Of Years,

Probable Remittance Of the Death
Sentence to imprisonment for q
Term Of Years.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Worlds
Quebec special says: The CORES
pondence between the Canadian gov
eminent and her Majesty's representa-
tives at Washington, is understood to
have resulted in the recall of the death
sentence recently. pronounced against
condemned Fenians, and the substitu-
ton therefor to Imprisonment for: term
of years.
Messrs. Wells, Bell and Flanagan have
been released without trial.
The action of the government in COM
muting the death sentence will proba-
bly, be made known in few days.
The Montreal Gazette, the govern
ment organ, reiterates the statement
that the British government has i'll
structed its representatives to see that
Fenian prisoners not only have trial
before q fair tribunal, but afforded all
the benefits of the most humane penal
code.
The Toronto papers say that the death
sentence passed upon Fenian prisoners
will be RENTED, but that punishment
will be severe. =
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From Quebec.

QUEBEC, C. E., November Sit is I'M
derstood that her majesty's steamer
Night will proceed to Halifax, and her
place here be supplied by two gunboats,
manped by drafts from her majesty's
steamer Aurora,
The New Brunswick government has
given $1,000 to the Quebec sufferers, and
Nova Scotia has given $4,000.
The mayor has received another cable
telegram authorizing draft of f3,5OO
on the account of the relief fund. Con-
tributions from England already reach
S35, 900; those from the United States
over $4,000.
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Monetary Affairs.

New YORK, Novemhe3 ..
The Posts money article says, the
temporary activity in money has
been checked, and the speculative ami
nation in stocks had revived. The loan
market is easy at 5a6 per cent, Paper
passes pit 6 per cont for the choicest
grades. The stock market is more ami
mated than last evening. Governments
firm, and rail road stock in general ad-
vance after the regular Board. New
York Central lsi; Erie s5l; Reading
1 16fi Michigan Central l log; Mlchi-
gan Southern 9la; Pittsburg 9s. North
Western SIT; do preferred 79g; Toledo
/ 1872; Rock Island 10; Fort Wayne llOs.