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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08
MINING ASSESSMENTS .LBYIBDa

Eiaeeln mhtRES Genaay-Lossnon;
Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada Co.. Cal.
Notice 4. hsrsbE ceysu, that To- accordance
with the lawssof the State, nj the Bylaws
Of tho Company, thsre, will be sold at pubNs
auction, a ffcntosA. MEkewftx'SHhre,GoldHi nm,
on SATURDAY, January 5th, AT. 1867. at the
hour Of Q O'clock, r~..kanrnJnnny .shareEbf M
Capital Stock Of tho above Company, standing
In the names Of. the fsilewing persons, a. will
psy tho amount due for assessments, together
with costs Of Sale. 9ur "7f''s ,'f'k ff71f -
NanG No. Shs. Lnos1i
JHM Mos 49,. % so
8 Robinson. ...... $50
r Webber Is 90
George 1Anes .......-...-.-.-S.,-.... 16 50
John q o
Oliver Miller. Recommendations. 800
SB TO
OhAA Bhosmsn....---.-..--.-. 5........ $50
Byocds4ofthe BoAsdpf Trustees
Nv. A. LANSING, SsRetasy..
Gold, HI, ,Dco 5, 1855, ds5d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08

Oass ssgILtss MIL 'S~.SSS.iis II,s,
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Secretary Sapphire MMlt snGNtuthgC % III
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geometry street Riss;s& sG Htshhqlgssssass Oh N,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08
Nv. A. LANSING, ssrstasy..
Gold, Hi, ,Dee 5, 1885, dsSd

yellow Jaeket silver MIlnfneSCs.,s
OfnosS Gold HIN; Nsv., Dealt, 1855 At Q meet
ing ofths Boud Of Trastcs1ofths Y elbow Jenkse
sfssf Mining Company. hold this day, SDtx1.
SsaHSSasss:s:ss!: 4 sg%zg.9SsRss
or sss I, . sSS I ~ issS in,ssSE tD''' on
The. Tssnsfer. Boekf wtl sbcIelossdf from ths
1lfk 81 m lHh instant, ltnelustyA .--df wv
dSetf.4 ciWN1HGWAT6QA Sse.y.f,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08

Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental
to their sex. can consult the Doctor with the as.
guranea OF relief. -. n r .r 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08
Reliefsfor Horses g. Cattle!

THE UNDERSIGNED REsPEeT.L
. ,hs ak .s.sFH' 'As R4s'4s ~. b #
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08

Should yopb e afaietsd with Any Of The follow;
LimSS Palm In he Head. Dimnsss Of vlsion.
Nervouness cod General Debility. Loss Of Mem
oyy confuIIon Of ldeas, md Depression OF Spir.
III, Evi FersSodtaE sefdistrust, and an aver,
Hon 70 society, consult DIR TOZER Al once. and
hs NiD rsstsfs yeu TO- ssfsctheAlth
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asxiatursa of, tho Urethra.

L. aaeihsr fozmidahls snsmy to health ssndfor
ono Of my circulars on that disease. and inform
younsx q y tsribls rssnlt, The rorlte cases
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17
..~.x, Rain 9term

.,,,., August i6.-one OF the
buuNS, storms for years lasted
scrcrSss .,n"sday evening till this morn
troi" tsnv streets were flooded WIN
my running from one to two lee. on
ys'ss ,st tinors Of stores and dwellings,
rausing considerable loss Try Try
mode of progress is small ooa.y c,; n
houses of the factory people At ,he ZIP
mar factory are all flooded, ana the 0ccu-
psnts we're removed in boats. AL the
factories and Touring mills IN and ad-
;acsnt 70 the city are much damaged.
Woods steam sugar refinery sustaixs
bssry loss. Travel on the Baltimore O.
Ohio. Western Maryland, Northern Gen.
trail and Philadelphia railroads is inter
rupted by the washing away OF cul.
yerts. &c, on the Northern Central. Is
The down train this evening was nm.
able to reach the city, In consequence o,
the engine fallingin aenlvert near "ood,
berry, where it now lies buried In the
stream. In falling the engine crushed
the Great Water Main, which supplies
Mount Royal Reservoir, rendering II
necessary to shut off the supply. Inc
philadelphia road, near the city, III
many places is several feet under wafer,
auu, ON Iug 10 the uaesree'. -Vhut'.~
of the road, the usual morning trains
did not go out. The through train from
New York, last night, fell into 0 culver'
about fourteen miles from the city,
breaking express, baggage and mai
cars, and iniuring number: of persons.
There was 10 one killed. The damage
to the Baltimore and Ohio road IS ex'
pected to be repaired so as to have the
trains running regularly Tomorrow
There are many rumors as to the loss o.
life in the city, but only tYa seem to HI
authentic.
A white man and boy about fourteen
of age were carried off by the viofenc'
of the waters.
Reports from the surrounding countr!
indicate the loss of life as immense
the whole country being inundated. Ih'
Falls turnpike was in many places hv'
to ten feet under water. The damage
to the crossings is not now estinated
1t is still shOwery.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Judge Helt-Attorney General stan
herry-The War Department.

New YORK, August l6.-The Times
Washington special says: Judge Advo-
cate General Holt returned TO the city
this morning after an absence of sever
al weeks. 1t is due to General Holt to
say that the publication of the atfida-
Wits concerning the attempted snborna-
ton of witnesses was made entirely with
ont his knowledge or aid or that of any
one connected with his office. Judge
Holt himself has taken no personal part
in this controversy. Tn documents IN
in question having been seen ont of the
bureau of military justice the inevita-
BILE result was that they got into print.
Attorney General Stanberry IL still
ont of town aud was of course entirely
free from all respon Utility in the pub
LEGATION of the Conover- Ashley Butler
conspiracy.
Pertinent to the changes in the per-
sonuel of the War Department it may
be stated that Brigadier General l.. H.
Pelonze, who has been an Immediate
and efficient adjutant of Secretary Stan
ton, has asked TO be relieved, in order
that he may be transferred to duty at
some frontier post, where he hopes his
health will be benefited. He served
during the war and was severely
wounded. Brigadier General Horace
Porter, of General Grants staff, will be
detailed TO replace Pelouze in the War
Department.
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New York Items.

New YORK, August lG.-Threc cases
of cholera to-day.
Miss Kellogg will not retire from the
stage. She sails for Europe ON the 2lst
of August, to he absent all winter, hut
has not decided whether TO accept the
engagements offered At London and
Paris.
A. ID. Richardson's new work, "Be-
yond the Mississippi" appeared to-day.
Orders already received indicate a large
sale.
Generals Beauregard and Magruder
were introduced i'll the Stock Exchange
to-day and Kissed as they left the room
A defalcatiOn in the Tradesman Bank
has been discovered Two tellors are
involved, one S65, 900 and the other
S35, 600. They were absent from the
bank to-day. IL is expected that some
Of the money will be recovered. The
bank has an ample surplus.
AbneT Z. Newcomb, Deputy United
States Marshal, was arrested to-day
charged with receiving money from
ronnterfeiters and cOnniving at their
escape from Justice, on warrant issued
per affidavit of the convicted counter
feitrr BrOckway and W. W. Dsnd.
NewcOmb was held to bail for eXamina-
ton on the 18th.
Colonel Wood, of the secret service
department, sued some time since for
alleged defamation of character, after
NewcCmb's arrest, surrendered his bail
for which the latter became responsible
and procured new bail.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. August l6
FLOUR-Unchanged and firm; fam.
lily 10 OOa1O 80.
WHEAT-Opened dull at 10 70, No.
1: at the close there was decidedly
hrmer feeling; No. red brought 9 Is;
No. white 3 30.
CoRN-Unchanged and not much of
: fering.
oATS-Dull and heavy; prices tend
ing downward: closing with no bnyers
over 81 for No. in bulk.
RYE-Steady at l 90 for No. |.
BARLEl-In good den and at l l5a
l %. '''
COTTON-Firmer; middling up,ands
26!a27.
WHlSki-Steady at 80 in bond.
PRONlSlONS-Quiet but firm; there
was demand for bulk sides from Bal.
timOre aud all to be had was taken nj
Is; holders generally ask l3s and III
for shoulders.
BACoN-Unchanged and quiet, not
much doing.
MESS PORK-Lower and dnll: % son
e37S.
LARD-Firmer but not much demand
and can be bought at l24.
FLANSEED-ln demand ut , 0,.2 10.
LlNSEED OIL-Dull at -.
LARD OIL-95a1 90.
GR0CERIEs-Uncbanged and firm;
good demand.
rrOOiIAToES-Dull, but unchanged.
G0LD.l40i buying.
TESAehANGE-Dull at par selling.
The weather coptinnas A., +L,o,,h
out the whole Of the Western States and
the accounts from corn are gloomy.
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az THE CABLE
r.s.xAsA .. ,Ss HN>'''"r

a.,ss Azsns, I6,->N the sleetion
...s,,r srla ,hN,Ughout the Empire
az r(,c,sI Csvncsnl, the opposition made
vrrv heavy gains
inxnox. August l6, Evening.-con-
.,,., a4s; 5-sa,s, 73f; Erie. 454; liiinois
Central. 81: Atlantic & Great WESTERN
el;.
I,vrRroor. August 10, Evening.-Cot'
80, ,;rm. sales of 10000 bales middling
uplands at lOs'
Adyices from Manchester are favor
able.
CORN III f Cd f New ss'T Bar Bar
lev So. Oats IS Id, Peas i2s Cd. Pro
yisions-Cheese sos Cd. Beef 1898
Lard sos. Pork 75s I'D. Bacon AS
Produce-TallOw AS Cd. Petroleum
spirits Sad: refined j. i'd.
London markets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, August 10, Noon.-Cotton
quiet: uplands 204; Orleans liz: Inc
brokers' circular says the sales for the
weak we're 9S 900 bales; stock in port
SOC, 900 bales, $4,000 Of which are S'ner-
lean.
Breadstufs quiet and steady.
2P.. M-Cottop firmer; prices un
changed. Lard advanced to sos I'd
Beef advanced to 1898. Cheese declined
to SOS Cd. =
LONDON, August Is, 2 p. MI. S
bonds, 73f; Erie, 46; Illinois Central, -
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Hny,ien and Mexican Items.

NEW YORK, August l6.--Advices from
Hayti to the 9th nit. state that a small
revolution in favor of Jeffrard failed.
One of the leaders committed suicide OH
being defeated, and the other was cap
tured.
President Salnave had submitted his
report on the condition of the country
TO his constituents. Peace and order
reigned everywhere. except in one dis
trict, where the brigands were in force
The Government had taken steps to
establish an exchange aud Chamber of
Commerce in each open port in the Re-
public.
The coffee crop will probably be the
largest ever known id Hayti.
Mexican advices safe that CASTILLO
made his escape disguised rs woman.
Four horse thieves, who confessed
their crimes, have been executed at
Agrasealintes.
A Fenian scare is becoming prevalent
again in Montreal. The Brotherhood,
il is spprehended, propose q raid.
The white police in Mobile are re-
signing, as they are unwilling to serve
under u negro.
At Radical meeting in Forsyth
county, North Carolina, recently. res
olution was passed praying Congress to
adopt measures to indemnify poor
Unionists for losses during the war ont
of the property of rebels.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August l6,-The recent
heavy rains have done much damage to
property in the neighberhood of Wash.
ing on. The Baltimore morning train
of cars failed to arrive, owing to the
washing away of u culvert.
The Treasury Department has prepar.
ed instructions relative TO Collectors OF
Customs for the Government. Vim. d.
Dodge, who was appointed special agent
OF the Treasury Collector at Sitka. will
SAIL on tho 2lst inst, from New York.
The Commissioner General of the
Land Office has returns, showing the
disposition of 1916 acres of pnblio
lands during July last at Bayfield,. Wis.
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Eev Ysrk stock Market

NE" tOhh, august Ao'
Stocks duh, heavy. 5:3OP. NJ. Prices
Ohio Certificates, 27ta27s; Canton, 4Si
a49; Cumberland Coal, 35a3s; Qnlcksii-
YER, 3la3li; Mariposa, 10iall; Western
Union Telegraph, 45ia45t; Pacific Mall,
l463al47; Atlantic, ll2all24; New York
Central, 105tal054; Erie, 70ta703; H1d'
son, 1234al23t; Reading, !05a!oot; Mlcni'
gan Central, 110al101; Michigan so1 Ia,.
ern, s2ss2f; Illinois Central, liStai1ST,
PittsBtrg, 9aiaesi; Toledo, l2aaI ssi:
Rock Island, 1904: NorthTsstern' 40, 4St,
do preferred, 69ia70; Fort Wayne, loaa
LOG; Wabash, 10lal0lf; Tennessee o ea.
coupons, &c; new do, 65s; Missouri, lQSs;
Wells, Fargo & Co., Express, 66f; Amer
lean, 70; Adams, 74a; United states
74,: Merchants Union, le.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
New York Market.

view hOFk hhtAtt-
New YORK, August l6.
COTTON-Very firm; sales 1909 bales
at 2sI for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1867 barrels; mar
ket l0a20c better for old and heavy for
new: sales 100 barrels at 5OaS y for
supertine State and western; ( 0Oall OO
for extra western; IL 20al3 % for choice
do; 9 50all - for shipping; IL 3Oal2 IS
for trade brands: California heavy; sales
1900 barrels at II 25al4 30. Rye -four
firm; sales go barrels at O0a9 %.
WHISKY-More active; sales 400 bar
rels western ut 3la36 in bond.
WHEAT-Receipts $4,000 bushels;
market shade tirmer and quiet; sales
% 500 bushels at 9 25a2 35 for new am-
Der Southern: = a. for white California;
b for amber State and Michigan; 2 81
for white California to arrive.
RYE-Scarce and firmcr; sales 100
new Ohio in lors at | Goal 20: latter an
extreme
BARLEY AND MALT Dull.
CORN-Less active and without de-
cided change; sales of 1860 bushels, At
| l0al II for new mixed western, and
| 05al %! for unsound. Receipts,
a. Sg7 bushels.
OATS-Opened firm, but closed lc
lower; sales of $4,000 bushels at e2aS5
for old western; rs for damaged do;
90a92 for new Ohio; also, 2O,OOD bushels
new Chicago ut IS, deliverable all this
month, and 70, deliverable 10 the 9th of
September. Receipts, l0,940 bushels.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Quiet; sales oi' 100 barrels
. Cuba at Halle.
MOLASSES-Firm.
HOPS-Qniet.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; sales at II
for crude. and 26! a2s for refined in bond.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales of 1850
barrels at % 2Oa23 80 for new mess;
closing ut % ~ regular: ~ 75 for old do;
~ 75a20 90 for prime: % ~ for prime
mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales 20 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet.
BACON-Quiet: sales of 300 boxes
sugar cured long clear Onprivate terms,
and Stratford light long ribbed ut IL.
CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales of 705
packages ut l0sallt for shoulders and l5a
IL for hams.
LARD-Steady; sales of $50 barrelo at
l2tal3s for new.
BUTTER-Steady; lla25 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Firmer ut falls.
LATEST +. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed active; advaciDg for
old; dull and declining for new.
WHEAT-Firm with fair demands;
new amber State and western ut = Boa
I232.
RIE-FIrmcr and very scarce ut Asa
80 for old western aud Goal 62 for
new Ohio.
OATS-Firm and rather heavy; S2as4
for old western and 90a92 for new Ohio
CORN-Quiet at lOa1 III for good
to prime new mixed western and Ola
09 for unsound do.
PORK-Steady; sales 1900 bbls mess at
% IS cash and regular.
BEEF-Nominally unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Dull.
BACON-Moderate demand at steady
prices.
LARD-Shade tirmer; l3tal3f for fair
to prime steam and l3f for kettle rem.
dered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17
From Augusta.

AUGUSTA, August l5.-The Atlanta
Opinion thinks General Pope may short.
ly issue an order requiring jurors to
take the test-oath. la accordance with
General Pope's order civil officials have
notified papers opposed to reconstrnc-
ton uSder the military bill of the with
drawal Of patronage from them. OF
thirteen dailies in the State only four
endorse the Congressional programme.
The cOnrt martial of General Thos. W.
sweeney on charges by the officers of
ms regiment has adjourned. IL is be-
heved ne will be hOnorably acquitted.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, August 10.
The market generally is not very ac-
tive: still, The demand is increasing,
notwithstanding the very unfavorable
weather, and some large sales of certain
classes Of goods being made in the mar
ket. On the whole, there is q strong
tendency towards hardening prices, al
though not yet apparen, ly- noticeable
among jobbers. All-low priced brown
and bleached, especially the latter, are
about &c higher. Prints more active
and firm at 14ial6 for best makes. Print
cloths held hi cher and firm at st: De-
LANES more freely at % net. Coburgs
all stuff goods and Italian cloths are
oniet and firm, as are silks, which are
getting very scarce and looking up.
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THE FINANCIAL INTLRES..
Oh
THE PEOPLE

As involved In Governmental hdmIu''1
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has ALREADY htoJ.
land To the verge OF BANKRUPTCY aHi 4.
Taxation already strips th" 'lalhrs r'
backs Of many people. and rob' their csb''
bread. Additional eNtrayagance thrai
reduce the richest 10 poverty and al h 3
ing classes To beggary.
In addition 20 gigantic national inSa
tax payers of West Virginia are saarnE
domestic knayes and home made S0C.s
From summit TO base your ofhral $50
marked by corruption aud fraud
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An Army Of More than u
Thousand Ohicc-Holdtn

Are consuming your substance 4ni 70
other hungry expectantH are gatb'TTii
yulturss, To banquet upon th' vita.' IS +.
trate STATE.
Your public buildings are sinking ta1
the hundred thousand, with no appart ~
Your Lunatic Asylum has already onsit
third more than the original estimate y
whole, and the first wing Is not lrt o"z''
At the present rate. more than our ~
dollars will be consumed Ina what J, Doii;i
than q stapendous fraud, AZ With yoH
servants are conniviDg.
Tho Penitentiary was expected 10 h "
,l6e 90, bat through the incomFsistr
planned IL, nearly four times A. mnrt -
will BE- required "a was originally ntsDa-
the expense Of the building ~ III b. h'N
of one million dollars. Other np"rNiat'
lie men show a similar disregard oi W.
est Many Of them are mere sch"mesd'
benefit aud public robbery.
Not q single Radical journal II tbe =,
uttered word If denunciati0n Of thes
other public wroRgs. To the RF"I-rn ;
almost the exclusive honor OF champD,
popular cause against the Outragr' ?
plunderers. In pursuance Of it, pr
hunt down corruption and o0rrupiio1S
ROOSTER will lay before the pop
startling facts concerning the Outlay
funds upon public works. The most ~
frauds are known 90 have seen psrpsinH
every taxpayer has an interest IN tbei =
ment. We call upon the people n 800
support u- In our effort
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Toilette Market.

TOLEDO, August 10:
Flour firm for new white at ii 90.
Wheat, receipts $500 bushels; market
.active and 2a3c better; 222a2 70 tor
white. Michigan and 2 l2ta2 l3t for
amber do. Corn, receipts $4,000 bush:
els: No. l 2a3c better; sales of No: !
Wabash at on. Oats, receipts l2,OOc
bushels; market &c lower; sales at Ga
for No. and SO for No. =. Rye, buyers
offer O5 for No. |.
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R.v;,,ra,iou in WiIu:inyton.

WILMINGTON, NC, August ls.-Regis
tration was commenced to-day IN the
First ward. There were twenty-one
whites aud three hundred and twenty
six blacks registered.
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Tug burned.

sANDusKY, O., August l6.-The steam
tug Despatch, of Detroit, was burned to
the waters edge at two o'clock this
morning at the dock in this city. Loss
ZIG. 900. Insurance, $4,000.
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Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, August II

CLEVELAND, August l6.
Wheat lc lower and dull; held at 2 Is
for No. / red and 05 for No.2. Corn
steady at IS for No. |. Oats tirmer and
better. but irregular. Sales No: State
at 65a67. Rye quiet at 10al II. Bar
lev nominal ut 90 fo- No. State. Pc
troleum dull and nominal at 2osG for
standard white in bond.
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From Qharle.,o

CHARLESTON, August ia torch.
light procession of the members oF III
Union League, numbering about 1000
freedmen, with banners and transpar-
encies, marched through the streets for
the purpose of drawing ont all freedmen
not yet registered.
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From Ottnwn.

OTTAWA, August l6.-The capital is
now agitated by election meetings and
strife generally. Mr.. Currier, the pres
emit member from Ottawa. and an Amer.
lcan, will probably be elected for the
Federal Legislature. :
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Wheeling Female COLLEGE

. kSSION WILL COMMENCE MONDAY
OSEPT, 9th The attention Of those who a.,
sire first class scholarship Is respectfully iuyi.
ted Thorough and experienced teacher IN
70 November 18th, Primary, %; Intermed;sts
- First Coll and soph., so; Jun. and Sen. si9,
Draw. and Lang, o. Paint, so; Piano eon
$40; ad., sl2; payable on entering. Board "a
al-tth&sln L-C. LOOMS. Pr,
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts "0ld Bsn's' blk Iss
25 caddies do. do. do.
10 butts Niagara do.
~ caddies do. do
"a butts Dew Drop" do. o.
- Caddies HOmbrick do.
10 boxes Emily jones natl h., H..
do. Disdem soft pd. . inch.
I do. Wheeler's nd. pd. do
a do. do. hard pd lib. lumps.
l0i do. Mile Collins" hard pd. ID. Jumps.
- do. Reen's Fine Twist natl Il.
81 do Millers r. and II. twist choice
l0drums Fig Leaf.
nkEs. 6-twist running los
SMOKING TOBACCO
IS bbls. I. g. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. G. do do.
- bbls. G. s. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. G. S. do. do.
Our stock Of tobacco IL large and the assort
ment unsurpassed by any in the market, Mer.
chants are respectfully invited to give US 3 Call
before purchasing elsewhere. =. 80
MAXWELL d TISGLE.
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Negro Convcntien.

READING. Pa, August l5.-The negro
equal rights Convention adjourned yes,
terday. after adopting strong Radical
resolutions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, August 10.
Flour firm; city Xxx IL 90. Wheat
nominal; l 90 for No. l; 30 for No. 2;
l 70 for No. 3, and IS for rejected.
Oats dull; GO for No. !. Corn firm at
94a95. Rye quiet ut Is.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17
Fasting md PRAYER.

RICHMOND, August l6.-To-day is OBJ
served as day of fasting and prayer
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17

Regi.tration In Charlesioa.
CHARLESTON, August 15.-The num-
Der registered to-day was IRA, of whom
l32 are whites.