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DR.. IAIuH,

sIFHn radically cured py Dr.. Jxua.s, and the HOE
kru1H Potsos expelled non the s5stesn With Szc-
TRAIizrR, = eaic aud suru cure sFxzxA1pksu9A
treated With An l1tallble uetaoi For certain cpse
Of aay private ady. 70 to Dr., Jamts, OIL md %
Rardoph.st. corner Of Dearborn. CHICAGO Otloc
hours 81. n. to Jpn. r, o. Box 690, Chicago III.
, 1866-12-14

Mltos1c.-Af the Ancoal Coarocattou Of L.
ks1cte Chapter No. :, r. A. NJ, held ii thclr hail
In tho Masonic Temple, On Monday evening. Dr..
cember lcth. The following officers vere elected
ana Installed Tor the ensuing year: y. f. James
Il. Miller, Il. F.: lrs $. founclose. E: Samuel
R1Nn. E.; A: Z. Clark, G. H.; 4. Y: Hltehcock.
N. I'd v: n. y. Fntles. u. ID v. 9. IF. Mont.
Ecnery, u. lst "; u, VI: Hise.ow, Itcssarers E.
n. Tucker, Seentay; Robert H. Fosa, T. y.
Nutlopt Z 4 Bu.nhsna, Stewards; l.. f. Or
born, 1JleI-
, 1866-12-14


Mailing The total killed. Will to:day. ai.oll
Information from untontowr. Kentucky, Ktyrs TIC
number ct hogs 1iled 1p 70 the Ssa inA.- "a
so hf sd ront1 for Prec* thee are Quoed u Sc
gross. G1G4e nct Ahout 1900 hoEs expected
oe slaughtered by Messts- J. " Mitchell Co. 1t that
Iaain
, 1866-12-14
New York Dry HuodB Market,
HtrA In L2uiRFttes,

The journal OF yessertay observes: The market
tefe to:ay noH eyer. was dsme5 and g,od heaE{ az
encict lots were held Al t6ao. The ranE- Of the
ktt. therefore,, EAT be q1otcd al G26At Kr3n~ rna
T.J. Mxs.tn 4 So:. at tJeucr.oav1c. fhe total sauxb-
tet Vas 4c90, with 3,E6 In pc1-s. The fccepu were
, 1866-12-14
NOTICE


srFKKn1kx3EA1* CrF7cE, EoTeube- w. i$H
Scaled 2tt as VII be fcGse1 Al t1s 1-l:r Of tst
bassh. Wy aat.f1a o'eieck A. snr st az cf JsausS
ltss fu1 azt. delivering stve. f5e
the cGt,iCc aae pEk Of thr E-l..tl ApoEs the SUB
taes n" ttonr f'!rcl e oa$o AID n-e. enarss.
1Icttuit< Cofu:rt NJ >xlng esIEfet n an IN rvT
cnicsacy tUs Aat also ;as aat1sr. ed rIF To,
Interest efftc Gov *noert 10 1etar 1tace ox
Any sp,e,ts ot tsnne, whether eraat., m.-b,e or
Sat 'tf"ne Gnrse. O. any othtf, 7F D. slonlteA hat
w,ateser El;u Lay te pru2o-c l. css be Of ih-
to ~a.e:. p~:1crn5 uua.tete! ,! frost All c.
psao cirtce1tn.: fae on!,h- Tfc slzs It's saa,:e
required arc yaE,ua: thtir di1a-r siaas raY
Z ssne SEC rue fse aa ssarn aoss. Z Z e T.
r1-t:s11a stnnes. eI;iuNye Of tie athf.-, win
e J: co cahle t. n. tals bc d:ilyefe
as :ar be dts;=aaed b. thx ;-tcu: All ptS-
s.s mus br are b. 7e cohlc toot rf tve-
ri. :1clu,iEr Of Al frtRtt nsultaR A.. sc.rr-snt1
to bc We e telirsfy. by anthoEi.~d 4x-nss cr t
1slaed ra,t eotapetisn or cont!aca. III proposals
for a.ntaf Tut' be fr +i.ch md slaeh sntar 81 te
6npxJcet1l 1,yk Ct each ft11.
Samples II tix lnches c.he, ct rhe stones nro2os-
10 r. firntsa ulu*< Be submitted =, to- S11r!afs4-
b.Fe tte opening Of the propasals With Tzrf-
cos s1sies of cutting OF han 1ens us1 the cl1s oE
TIE OF the rsock r-qr'rrd BE- tiellv-
cred b. bcYt TIE ist of JQse, 1s- ao u. delivery
fore May Is. E6'. 1nr DrTAtnent ID. right
to rf;eet aoJ OF at tht propceAs.
al Mds Hnst be aecoEpan.ei y oond ot sEo r.
III aecrpt ard peribrm the cor trArt l: av1rded %
hul, the snae4DcJ OF the ee.ufty 70 Be certified by
the Collector Of Internal herenut y The District
for Dtsssed s.ene % woFk. saa ado:s-ei o. E,s,sr-
MI. NATHAN EAsIEkDta Nk.
, 1866-12-14
TO ARCHITECTS.
Ff4.:S Ec SPECIFICATIONS FOE SEH ECILD-
ISGs TOR TIL; WAR pEPART4EST
At NAEurEFsTfsN n

ISGs Tor THE WAR nEPART4EST
AT WASHINGTON. D. c.
A,rhiteet ase !tg:est t. p!epafe plaas nd "2etae
Eot4 afl esttIuate% ct ccAL 1cN Ere pfo14 bIta
cg* ir The Var pep1rtEen., Lbs sse no* occars9E
b Tx Har DEPARTMENT and adh:ect TscaaE SsonaA1o
Ite b1.GIars required seon1d naTe s1perdciA.
large t1e rte se!erte1 HIl admit otA.rA7
q st. ard II ctaef Information reanc- % =. sao-
tdt VII be fr.Elshe to A1rbfeFtA desiring ID COM
t<ti<F, to sha 12defsfs ned.
scrrnd Of q 0do tor the third nost acre2saaie
ptens AID spex6tauon1 1e9esTti> rfi t. a-deh.
upoa the nphrusal Of The H2a- SECRETARY cf Wnf, py
the Board 1treeEs char1ed win he DIZZY el sefecs
Buildings q the Var DroaFtme1f unIef SC: Of Coz
EEzs APPROX I'd July 3 l86.
The plans ad TpsclGtaiso1t NUT Be tcns 70 the oee
Ct ttstet IeuteaaI Colatel freE.:.tii. EecoE~
der ths Board, Ortu11ce 1c~, VT dsr+ is:' dln.
LCs,
ne Botrd VIII reserve The right 70 :eEre. SAT A1
plaza submitted, should Be desnied suitable fr
tE1 p1Epoao. well - 10 tEtalu 4cy nil Of 31Ek
plan9.
By prter Of the Bokru, TT. TRkADEEL,
Byt- LIEUT.. ccs- U. =. A.. RreordG.
NFFlCE OF THE CHICAGO & AIr
, 1866-12-14
CHICAGO EATTLE llAHKET.

UF11cx or TIE CH1cAoo TK1H3Ll
THrEpAI 6EKSUu, December II, lsA-
The following tAolo shows tho catiy receipts aad
th.ua.ets Of Lire stock during the week uo to la3
estniae, - reported bJ Tho seczttAy Of the Union
ind CoppAHJs
, 1866-12-14

C1rcAeo Dn1v1Nu PAaK.-The stockholders OF
ihe Chicago Driving rark Association held raeet
Ing NJ The fremont House yesterday morning. ard
a6jcprned to meet On ThurrdAy next, at4 O'Clock
n 1aac ntcrnoor, for teal settlement Of the baaa
mesa connected with The Association.
, 1866-12-14
New York Ssock Market.
CloelnE prices aor caAh, Decennr Il s1s1k ftra<
COmnEEHC1AN4-

TurnsoAr Efu1xu, December 13, isE-
The following tables lhow the receipts and Ahtp-
,nents OF Produce during the past twenv-1our
hours:
, 1866-12-14
Fnr the D0linapE.

= HnlSTMA8 AND NEW YEARS
GIFTS.
GREAT WATCH SALE
On the pepnias oneprsce Ttan EiyinE r.eyT patron
hxe6kcnne 1ld yeusbfe N atcn FOX kAe lou ps1ne o&
Ten Dpllars, without reg Ata to vAlue. 2od not
he r3td foI Eniesa prEEEctlI AAs:1t1ctayI!
, 1866-12-14
cuICAt3O DAILY MARKET.

An Aales or Gsain reported N hts 'AdTkfs repo17
dye mode On sA< bd4is ar .etn4er ci storage wa!ess
otAtrnue ertr<saAd.
TNrEApAy EvKxIE0. December Il 1874
ERHft:NT+s-IkA1lEpAbf fKExQH14-Tha ld.4oN-
Sns- III lhss kalnf 1a11f IN LIE Ea44E{u fQ404s
, 1866-12-14
Citp Notices

4 n ORDINANCE Erantng permission
n to 3i1an Scott y Lay down Acd operate sail
F0ad track.
e & ordo.atd BY ne Ganon cbstncil n he Guy Of
EicrieS I. That r:Elea:ea Is he-eay Eaased %
M11a Scott r. lay oo*n ana orekAic TcaI tacE
Lodge theaes soGh &C uoGxeSEtt. lts ius.r-
secr.a With Mitchell s;.ect; themes oyet AID acTosa
Mitchell 10 se north .tne Of the grounds Of r
Ert.p1c2o, Fort Wayne ( Chicago EailcusE cp:uc.oy
for 1he FurTke Ct tc4alI3k aid cua Scott u 1xn
mere {f-:ett a-G e1sJ cDD1e-on between thrir eIa-
FAtuy, situate acnh Of Twelfth STREET and tte Chgu
>trth% ess&fa and th' Chicago. Batltr.teo QqlcfT
EaiyoAtA: FrtstG.6. hoxestf, Ga4d Nuun q acoft
s.sA rntet INTO bcnd nth said city, in the san OF m
Eorsa sand col1fs before tAyisx .ata uack 70 IL ao-
1sorsd " ihc AaJor. TO hull and GAse tas cly harm
less EoE AL d5M1cts costa and expenses ]taleT Ii
scrsequt nee Of tha sastsce OF th urtr a1c- q to
e pstNtEe neftoy xtaasA shall te subject to all Or
ray ne EestaeS passed: 4ac tFoekit u1to, Tni4 o.
eihance shall II ali lines be subject 10 n1shacstto1
suendH He1t CT rcpeat. and n cAse ot eepcsl III Ia
pF1SfEts bttebJ granted shall cesse and teserntre.
A:dETatsctdJ Jnrth.r. That said giant Or netrltssio
htrtb! e1pfr&alJ limited 70 period not exceeding
2ine gears trn tie pas age OF the ordnance and M
!ts5 e!neIEtSa nsdeEed ny ihe Cout el To aatd Na
Seol. hetk representatives, s81xa1 ahsH t1kn Up
and 1eMoTe NE same II The end af &aId pcriod
kac tp q t1ts ortn or en- ttett Geui- tha city
ta45 otIef The sAsN4 AEtn GO I. the expense OF tAA
-AE1n Scott theif represeatstt1cs or aAtsns-
Passed December 3, laK.
Apptosed December $, lst&
~ x,.4- ANANA@ ~A'vS%>
, 1866-12-14

NFFICE OF TIE SEPElENTEN1)-
~ ESD OF CONSTRUCTION OF TIs L. s.
GCCRt EoLsE, sp1p-trla. 11llao:s nce IL 1s.1i
sf1.so r a. ~ oalSc ~ s9-
se,a tiines. rniu = o'elces psta,aecs .is1, rc
rs7, &c. .esu.:ea sbs t.e sIF.nsHc!t. 1,:o,s Cn.1
linrse tust Dtace c11as. Dra-i1rs or TIC
:, Y ssSt aHs ksE!.cd - ssiE An:s ~ Eay osr.
lr' i. t1,ctaEatt, Olio E!t.3tas-h rta.syIl a1is
tIa s.. ltu,t: sH.* n Tos p.t.erns fur ca2tt1h
tcore catiInx ard sds and tops q columns and oAs
tess ust he rlsnrd tine. Al The e.suags must b5
t.c. te u.stIan LAt ufs.per,o7 DILL
lhe rslee, trrrtits f7Eat Ard de livery. S17c
IN srrpgc-s.i BY nr fthFr the lss Il A.!ch, Isl.
bics MUS fe aercunpanled hs hind OF two rrspM1-
4lhse parties, &1e~ thax the hsef viii
pes111m tic contract II wasd- i t, htn-
EtCh r.c8t be addressed 4. schwartz, Saperthte-
ext " thr nC1 Ccntt 1IoEs. SprtaS1r IItnuis,
ur.t be en1o:eei, PspyeA.'s t:f Ithn WIr:s.''
A.SCuEARZ. 61os]trt tetdcnt
, 1866-12-14

cnsttaE eus ~, hie Il nay be woFto K5 10 ptrt-
Aesstt- j. Hek1luz Cas- Great uofon Tktch Co.,
Sew Iosk E1ty. sth 20 Immediately dIaposs Of Tie
ADORE NaE1ArtEt stock. Ctfr1ce31et tanning tie a.
Hold1 are entitled 10 the articles Famed their
tldeatr uroa rAyMent m Ten L,o!ia1s. whether be
q snr certificates e1utfe4 yon 2 tie aEt1elsd raed
t1ereop. CpQn payment. irrespective Of 8 worth, Ard
~ 40 article vslnx1 lfts iau $40 Is r4ce On any CT
nease i I'll = ones ns ssn that mis- is no Lottery
Hay Be participated In tTen n1 The up.s Astidousl
At,nt!e Cer.aAtAte IN r ssr1 p u.i. post paid
rpdn receipt Of et Ave for II, eleven for t. thirty
three Apd elegant premium for n si1tytt1 Asd
able ptrulnm fur xto c1e hu drcd aad most tu-
p!eyEe1t ~. rare opporsohlty; ISIS legitimate
sEndretsd hasnsss aaty aqtao5:zed ~ th= Goyeo;,
Addrezs J. HIcK11SG co, i 80 Bsca4way y, T.
, 1866-12-14
u
-xaAAALRSp~

Add Ill such fallJ guaranteed. Thsy tel It neess
Ay pftcsstty 10 call The Attuuoo of purthaaufl 70
ready G1enaaEe5 lmitatsa- These goods caa only Ds
pscc1rn nom r5Pon.ible dea1ers tArG1saoas the
, 1866-12-14

c1Esi11s 0eeavsd, ssi ossa shipped. 4o9. bzls:
stt note r., md ,e1 T +; = s.s s. Ge5e IL % sTGs.;
sSs n: :!s:s sS !. i;aSs ss:. 81 =.
i; s: s i ss & g +
g sans Tn.,, 10 sGrEEs5' ~ ii. DO i 1sa'
Is 6i @ g. I'll Il r.; Pc s n,I. II q 1, 4
RiT fIoss-h6 6Tis s'Iel. 1t City, Al ss-,s - D'i'
~ WmKaT1ses1ea hnn & ao or: shipped ~ D.
Ma5kes sis9ty toz M pet @ s,feeI 81. on T., So;3 =;
go T. 90 800 n g Il t,N ~ Son !, g d. Do
"a ID hesea s,ss. IL t'a ID 20 @ i s,a 81 %
ssssFs j. IS s,2' 'F NO. md
GEsSeeeei1sd.si ed sia fsa'' 81: shippe. 10 bu. 1t.x
ks7xsfy auisi Il dssns q aais; ssis. xsfs: at@
Do !, &c: isS bu Dc & . iS9 bu kex sneled q :a:
p q q y ~ n q 4 f M L M
nAT-.Is+cc!vsd so ou u M.niPpeI. nsne ~ AasSst e,
s. e It s ta d5 Is tsSe@ciosint nrm & lie
KiE-itreriset. 70 bu tnppei, 2,stn bu Ma5ksf
Is do 4 AGc sWooa a e 1t Sc. 0s 80 -
hAKLEH-kteeiyrtt. 9s7 hn; shipped 80 h1-
% ss!s & q i. H. pn y L.
1S !; & /! %; '' Sss' 1t so'aE vim
tsAEEE,iNomIn.l At g % esr Pote, ..,,...
il toEs 10 At tleo: 10 toas Ges,sa Iiddiinss
fi hNSnM Il t'as G1,Ks1Sortna1 at s,oaoezaa' 10.
nEA Mi: III Il Il ,sasa0e,
qlaIltes suitable tof tale pkc, and under ihe
i5e aea.aa !, esaaaea saIseiy SUPPLY local es.
tnlu6fH- VT Quoto - follows:
, 1866-12-14

II &c
h{N AAssti tn1 ard neglected. rrtce1 arc 0uIni1zl
~ Il ..7 for Frtc a1d E3ac tor Do1de6
T1thPss-Aarket quiet and Ee4aJ II 4o45c E1r WeG3-
n4I~iEe EasSrt eIhia!4 nrne LII. The shtp-
ptt ttuand u ept1ErIy SUBSCRIBED, aad th- oc1J In
Quiy 1t pfrslt traAi loS On local accouaL We
, 1866-12-14

A Sleek Boards, ,11,tnehes.,..,,,......... Mma5.m
stock Boart4, l1,inchca ..,............ HE131,M
Eorp1un BoaYd1, Jc1H1. Sc1nItp9, F.pr-
Ing nd snall Timber, II to Is te=1
Jof9s tn0 Stanttrrk Il tet.,..,,...,,,.. 1ina3t5
joittp aud EcznfIIhx a, I: and n seeS... *c4Dn3
SamSIH-A or Star Shaved khInEtea..... 50
or et1x Sawed ShtrElta-........-...--. 3.Qn3 Al
No, Eaved Hhtp htpKIes........-.......,.,. 131a %
kA1h-Pu m IN ysIdx. .:..+.....--:.:....-. AS31 5.N
81 car ,oAd BY Northwestern Railroad
delivered tu any yard where car c1n b.
fWixErd, 1r zny depot: 4. or e.Af
saved nhinkies, by taI 1oAd on rack. $50 3
4. or ktaf Shared Skl1kaeA by 7r load
No. tawcd Shingles by CIR load. on
1trpa dollars CIR Il ID added when GAnahI1ed,
which charge fellows The shlnE&a IN HdEn1 DILL
eU1xlL AFlXuAEn.
1nicress-FlTa Sh1uEies 70 be tEo ltchss In tai.k-
neM.
IfustaEt1t N trehe1-
RAncs-Trsnry inehea.
EIu1se-IEe1tJ AHt. ....... r...
LEATBEK-Kenainss steady II pyeTtoua qHotA-
touf he ttttES Afc Light u also and. We
, 1866-12-14

TALfDN-Rectlved, Il, ,.ls Is shlpptd. &56f Ms.
Markt1 d1ll. Sa1es wt: 70 bsls FaekRr1' as l0c; %
hs.s t.DuntIJ 1t pkc: II brls do 1t *
TEAs-Are aalst, steaaS Ard IneaanScd. VIC
9uote: .
Young Nyspo, tupe1tor 10 npc n.....,, .Sl:IoalS
extra to choice, y n.........- I-iIie31t s.
Imperial superior To 1ue, 9n...........,. l.itAt6t
do txtEA Il ch6tcc, E........,....... 1laH LaS
6tMpnwder, tupestnt TO 1n4 b....-..-.... l-sA165
do extra tn Choke. Y n...-.....,.. 1lGAfD0
il 1atus n leaE hcc To extra anc, ~. lA8t11
do DO fine 10 rEoict, y n-...... t.Tf%l.4o
do do CoIara, A..-.....+.... 1.$3A1.6s.
'TOHACCts-The general character CT the znaskrt
rtnuA3us SUBSTANTIALLY the sauc nctoa ia our pse-
Woes reports. Tho daIa and Il limited, bnt under
dhcrI stocks pr1ccs keep wen ur And fls choice EpoL
are Em n qrotatioos The following arr The cnfEer9
rAttt:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-18
From, Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-THE boiler of
the rolling mill of Woodrow, Mears and
Company, Ironton, Ohio, exploded this
morning, knocking the building into
fragments. The engineer was killed
and several other persons injured. Loss
about ten thousand dollars.
The board of army officers, recently
assembled at Jefferson Barracks, ad-
journing yesterday. They will recon-
mend repairs and alterations Mt that
post.
General Grant is expected to arrive
here tomorrow from st. Louis.
Major General Butterfeld inspected
Newport Barracks to-day aud leaves for
the East this evening.
The Nashville papers to-day cut loose
from the New York Associated Press
and have contracted with the Western
Associated Press for news reports.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-18
Jefferson Davis md the Assassins.
tim

NEW YORK, Dec. l7.-Theodore Allen
and some twenty others were arrested
last evening while engaged i'll gamb-
ling.
A Fortress Monroe correspondent says
of jeff. Davis in relation to the capture
of Surrat Every feeling of his nature
revolts at the assassination and partic-
nlarly of such q man rs Mr.. Lincoln,
who, although his opponent in contest
of arms, he respected for his integ-
rity, high magnanimity of character,
and severe and unyielding devotion to
what he considered right.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-18
Disc ussion On the Repeal OF she 13th
section Of the Amnesty 0 NV.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I'm animated
discussion is going on in the Senate re-
gartling the repeal of the 18th section of
the amnesty law, which authorizes the
President TO grant pardons. Senator
Trumbull contends that President has
power under the constitution to pardon
before conviction, as the pardon would
lie Of the offence and not of the eonvic-
ton. He sustained his position by cit
ing u number of English and American
authorities. He claims the repeal OF
the section will not effect the Presi-
dents power TO restore property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-18
Derisiou-Finnncial.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Supreme
Court this morning delivered final
opinion in the Indiana so-called con-
spiracy case, in which Judge Milligan,
Bowles aud Horscy were sentenced to
death and subsequently released. The
decision is against the legality of mil
itary commissions for the trial of civil
ians. The rule of the court excluding
reporters was enforced. .,...-
The vote Of the House refusing to
stop Mr. McCulloch's withdrawal of the
currency ut the rate Of S4,OO0,00O a
month is regarded rs very significant of
the feeling in Congress in favor OF con-
traction.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-18

InstrNction 49,
4iOi From Wheeling to bridgeport tohio;) 1t
mile and back, and the Station Of the Cleve-
land and Pittsburg Railroad. five times each
day, SUNDAY excepted:) and between the Post
Ofice Mt Wheeling and the Station Of the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad twice daily; and
between the Post Office at Wheeling and the
Hempfield Railroad Station, once daily, and
Us much more frequently a. may be required
on all the routes, under such schedules Of de-
partures and arrivals as may be agreed upon
with the postmaster at Wheeling.
IIC2 From Wheeling, by Wegee, o. Nounds'
Vile, CIV. Val Dirs Bottom, Co. Captino,
Powhatan Point, Woodlands, CIV. Val Clar.
ipgton, Co., Proctor, Nv. Val HanpibaA o.
New Martinsville, Cw. Va.,) sardis 20. Wit
tens, Sistersville, (W. Va Centre View, o., }
New Metamoras. Grand View, Long Reach.
(w. ya.,l pen's Run, Wade, O.,) Grape Island,
island, CIV. va-J Lower Newport, tO.J Bun
Greek, (W. va) Marietta, t0.,) Williamstown,
wv. va.) Harmar t0..) Briscoe Run, tw. va..)
to Parkersburg. 81 miles and back, three times
week, in steamboats,, with the privilege OF
and security" during the suspension Of navi.
CATION. Leave Wheeling Monday, Wednes-
day and Fripay, at 10 . m; arrive At Parkers-
burg by II y. ~. Leave Parkersburg Tues
day. Thursday aud saturday at .. mi arrive
at Wheeling next days by 81. m:
altS rrom w neeifng. oy oheItaius Tar NM
and Crows Mills, tPa.1 TO Ryereou's Station.
% miles and hack, once week. Leave Wheel.
ing Friday at q. m; arrive ut Ryersons Sta
ton by S p. m; leave Ryerson's Station Sat
urday at a. m: arrive ut Wheeling BY p. N.
4lM From Wheeling, by Clinton and West LIB
erty, to Bethany, l6 miles and back. three
tunes a week. Leave Wheeling Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday ut l p: m; arrive at
Bethany BY 6p. m: leave Bethany Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at n m; arrive at
Wheeling by IL m. Bids invited to commence
at Clinton.
aus From wellsburg. by Waugh's Mills. to
Bethany, ! miles and hack, six times . week.
Leave Wellsburg daily, except Sunday, at n.
m; arrive at Bethany by 8 q. M; leave Beth.
any daily, except sunday, at 81 .. M; arrive ut
Wellsburg by iof q. m.
4lOS From New Cumberland to McCeys Ssa.
ton, t0..) II miles and hack. SIX times week.
Leave New Cumberland daily, except Sunday,
ut ii a. m: arrive at McCoy's Station by IL ms;
leave McCoy's Station daily, except Sunday,
at d. m: arrive at New Cumberland by 2
4iS7 From Fsirview to wellsville. o. miles
and back, six times . week Leave Fairview
Ysllsrille By n p. m; leave Wollsville daily,
except s1 sunday at y p nj arrive a f.arv'ev
<ss From Dallas 70 HIM GROVE 10 miles and
hack three timesa week. Leave Dallas Non
Say. wednesday and Friday II 10 g ~; sssiys
q Etn 6sayr BY p. m; lesse Elm Grose Non
: day, Ys4nssdsy sad Friday 81 . p. m; arrive
xoe From Glen Rsstos, by Hse,sr's Station, to
Iimtsssss, a nijes and bsck, osss wssk,
Leave Glen Kaston Saturday Ut II q N; arrive
ct Limestone by . p. n, ieays Iimsstors Sat:
. urdsy At . nj arrive ~ oaes Eastoa oy W
\ y N. q ~ ? = ~ .-'.-...'a
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The Weather.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 17.-Mercury IS.
The ground is covered with snow.
CLEVELAND, Dee. l7.-Light snow
falling.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. H.-Heavy falling
of snow here yesterday. 1t did not ex-
tend over thirty miles. Mild and pleas
ant to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l7.-Mercury "a.
Clear and pleasant.
BosToN, Dec. 1.-THE snow fell to
the depth of three inches last night;
now turned to rain.
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TIE sesrsln Lexi.I.s.rc

SAVANNAH. Dec. 1.-THE Governor
sent to the Senate saiutary veto of
the bill to extend the Savannah, Griffin
and North Alabama railroad, and vetoed
the bill to allow the redemption Of real
estate within two years after sale; also
vetoed the homestead bill. The vetOes
Of the first two were issued to-da v. The
first bin was passed over the veto by 10
IN 8, but was lost in the House.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Dec. II.
Money quiet, 3a7 per cent. inside rates
on governments. .~5....-.r ,..-.r
Sterling steady at 9ta9i.
Gold higher, opening at 1871, closing
at 1884.
Government stocks steady.
Freights to Liverpool dull.
Grain 5a5id per sailing vessels and
6a6td per steamer.
Weekly bank statement-LOans 2oo,-
452, $3.50, decrease 2,l67 ,697. Specie 49,
991 200, decrease $3.50. Circulation
81, 1871 ,655, increase 5000. Legal tender
GO, 996, 1909; increase 3,047 ASP; deposits
2O6, Ass, 271, increase 2,7Sl ,449.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.


NEW YORK, December IL.
COTTON-Firner; 34a35i for mid
ding.
FIOUR-10a3Cc better; 10 5oall 90
for extra State; II s0al2 90 for round
hoop Ohio, and IL 10al2 IS for trade
brands.
WHEAT-4a7c higher; 9 25a2 ~ for
No. 2 Milwaukee.
RYE-Firm; l 20 for western.
CORN-Quiet; 14ia1 l6 for mixed
western, closing at Is in store.
OATS-Firmer; 65a66 for Chicago and
Milwaukee.
WHlSKY--Dull.
PORK-Easier; 81 12a2l so for new;
20 2Oa20 81 for old, closing at 20 81 for
regular, and IL 5Oal7 IS for prime.
CUT MEATS-Quiet; 9af0 for shout
ders, and 10a12 for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Easier at 9a9i.
LARD-Steady at 12ta13i; the latter
for new. eI ss..4.s.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
PETROLEUM--Quiet; l9a20 for crude,
and 30a3l for refined in bond.
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Beufenccd.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Dec. l7.-Henry
Boyd Lewis, q descendent of George
Washington, was convicted last night
ut King George C.. H., of voluntary
manslaughter In killing DIR. Ross some
five years ago. He was sentenced to
three years and six months in the peni-
Tertiary. The jury recommended the
prisoner to mercy. The trial lasted ten
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL.
Flour firm for higher grades. Wheat
3 OOa3 10 for new white. Corn, 90a96.
Mess pork scarce but inactive, at % for
prime to strictly choice. Coffee, lota
ls9; fair, 17a17i; inferior Rio, 16ial6t,
in gold.
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Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, Dec, II.

BUFFALO, Dec, II.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet and firm,
Corn dull. Oats, so for Chicago, and
5Oa55 for Ohio.
Receipts cattle for the week ending
Dec. Is, 1873 cars; shipments by Erie
railroad 100 cars; by the Central 1852.
Receipts Sunday, 81 cars cattle, and 81
cars hogs.
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-. Louis Market.
ST.. I0IrIS. December |

81. LOUIS, DeCeH1Der 10
Tobacco unchanged. Cotton quiet at
81. Flour quiet and business small;
superior 0Oa9 25; spring, extra 10 GOA
10 %; fall, double extra II OOal2 75i
choice Is Scala 90. Wheat firm and
inactive; prime fall 2 gu. Corn heavy
af s9a94 for new, 92a9s for old. Oats
stiff ut 74a75 for prime and choice.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork 81 on.
Mess beef 16 90. Bacon-clear sides ID.
Lard dull at 1871 for prime in keg.
Whisky 225. Hogs sitter at 6 IS; re-
ceipts since Saturday 5,40O. Freights
TO New Orleans advanced.
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New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. Is.

NEW IVhh, DoO' TO-
Stocks better; Rock Island. 106f f;
North Western, SAL; do. preferred, 79i;
Fort Wayne, 1911; Wabash and West
ern, 44i; New York Central, 1ll5; Erie,
73s; Reading, I'LL; Michigan Southern,
92t; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 80; Mil
yankee and st. Paul, 52t; 5-20s of 1865,
1904; new issue, 1888; Treasury Notes,
1851; Tennessee Is, 69i; new issue, 69s;
Missouri 6s, 81
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Aefjacnt.

LoUIsvrLIs, KY, Dee. FI-The boiler
of ]. d. Browns planning mil, on Floyd
street, collapsed two fiues this morning.
driving the boiler . considerable dis
lance, through . stable, killing Mr.
Hand, Waterman, ons muls. and more
or less i6juring several negroes and
nules in the stable p,
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From L.n.enu.r,h.

LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. i7.--The snow
ON Saturday was the deepest everkuown
in Kansas eight inches here and
much deeper further west.
= Over ten thousand head of beef eattls
passed Fort Scott Kansas, in the last
ten DAYS. enroute for Northern markets