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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05
Prom the Plains.

NORTH PLATTE, three hundred aud
HUe miles from Omaha, June Srd.-Sen-
aLor Wade's party arrived here tonight,
Tomorrow they will visit one of the
United States forts in this vicinity, in
company with Lieut.. General Sherman.
The weather is delightful. All are en-
joying themselves Immensely, being
supplied with good rifles, they kept
up a continual fire all day at Ante
lOpes and other game that was found
all along the track.
Rails are laid over forty miles west
of here, but owing to the high water OF
Platte river, the travel and stages still
leave here for Denver. s.l ralil
ST. LOUIS, June "A western dis
patch says mail coach on the Smoky
Hill route was fred into near Big Tim
Der few days ago, and, near Russell
station. The former station was at
tackled three nights In succession.
Generals Smith and Custar are at
Fort Hays with l 800 cavalry,
Three hundred men with horses and
outfit are said to have deserted during
the past three weeks.
A regiment OF colored infantry was
en- route to FortHayS. sal -
An Omaha dispatch says 200 Pawnee
scouts had an encounter with about an
equal number Of Sioux near the end of
the Pacific railroad, a few days since.
Three Sioux were killed
General Sherman, after accompany
ing the excursionists to Fort McPher-
son, will join Gen. Augur in the field.
General Augur is understood to have
shfficient cavalry Oafford protection to
the Railroad route and all working
parties.
The steamer Miner is reported to have
been captured by Indians and the crew
and passengers massacred.
The steamer Marietta landed 900
ammunition at Yankton foruse in Da-
kotah territory.
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BY THE CABLE.
AdVioes to the 4th of June.
Prom New orleans.

NEW York, June 4.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: An order
was received yesterday from the Presi-
dent, through the Secretary OF War, by
Gen. Sheridan, directing that all fur
Their proceedings in the matter of the
leVee commtSstoners'b be suspended and
that Gen. Sheridan report the reason
for his order removing these commits
sioners. Gen. Sheridan In answer to
the Secretary Of War, in reference to
the levee commissioners, states as the
reasons for abolishing the two former
boards, that the Legislature last winter
passed an act continuing the old levee
board in office, so that four millions
might be disbursed by, a
board of rebellious antecedents. After
the adjournment, the Governor appoint
ed board OF his own in violation of this
act, and made the acknowledgement to
General Sheridan that his object was to
disburse the money in the Interest of
his own party by securing for 1t the
votes at the time of election. The old
board refused to turn over Its papers to
the new board, and appealed 10 Gen.
not do, as the question would have then
gone to the courts and have taken a
year to decide 1t. The State was then
overlooked and the poor people suffer
ing. To abate this trouble and afford
relief, which the honest dis
bursement OF S4,0O0, 900 would give, an
order to discharge both boards was is
sued.
say now that Governor Wells is a
political trickster and disunionist. I
have seen him myself, when first came
to this command, turn out all the
Union men who had supported the
Government, and put in their stead
rebel soldiers, some of whom had not
DOTTED the grey uniform. have seen
him again, during the July riots of
1885, skulk away where 1 could not
find him, to give him n guard instead OF
coming out as a manly representative
OF the State, and joining those who were
DESTROYS of preserving peace. have
watched him since, and his conduct has
been as sinuous as the marx left in the
dust by the movement of the snake. L
say again, that he is dishonest. Gen.
Sheridan also Immediately issued an
order, for the reasons set forth above,
removing Governor Wells and appoint-
ing Thomas ]. Durant.
The newly appointed Governor is a
native of Louisiana, an honest: lawyer,
and a ,staunch Union man. Sheridan
also Issued torders removing the Street
Commissioner, and appointing VIM.
Baker In his place. The cause of the
removal is neglect of duty, and the I'M
clean condition Of the city.
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New York NeWs.

NEW York June 1.-TWO genuine
cases Of cholera are reported in Rose
The life raft Nonpareil left to-day for
Havre. gTfHI n
Gen. Grant passed through to-day.
for West Point, to attend the annual
examination.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of this
State commenced their annual Conn
munication at Irving Hall to-day.
About !, 900 voting members and as
many, visiting brethren were present.
Grand Master Holmes delivered the
annual address. He stated that much
had been done for suffering brethren
in the South, and there was still Imuch
to be done by Masons. Great distress
was yet prevailing. Dispensations for
So new Lodges were issued during the
year in this State Negotiations were
in progress for a Masonic Asylum in
Schuyler county. Jotham Post was
appointed representative to the session
of the Grand Lodges of the World at
Paris, on June 18th. =
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MoNTREAI. June 4.-Parties from the
Eastern border, report that bands OF
remains are providing about and pre-
Pa53E for demonstration before the
middle OF the month. The authorities
are fully Informed OF what Is going on.
communication is said to be taken
place between the executive here and
at washington, with a view to the
course OF action in case anything oc-
Lord MOnck will sail on the 18th for
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ALBANY, June THE Constitutional
Convention assembled to day. VIM.
A, Wheeler, Republican, was chosen
President, receiving 100 votes against 40
scattering. Minor appointments were
then made, and the rules of the assem-
bly, adopted.
! aMr. Greeley offered fes0lnti onH;{ask
ing oftbe Comptroller the original cost
Of canals, including enlargements, &C.,
cost Of Superintandent's repairs, and
the aggregate receipts and Income OF
each canal, &c. Itappearing that such
information was being prepared for the
Convention, the resolution was tabled,
Mr.Greeley answered Mr.. Brooks in
relation to the charge OF party organi-
cation of the Convention, saying the
Democrats had opposed the 'ConVen-
ton, and would oppose any Constitu-
ton II should make, So -yE.FCfy =
Mr.! 8. J. Tilden denied that the DEM
ocrats had any such purpose, unless
MI, Greeley seemed to intend that a
which ought not to be ratified.
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FLoUR-Dull and unsettled, 15a2Oc
lower, with a limited local trade de-
mand.
GRA1sAMheat-Dull, nominal, 81 goa
2 40 for No. spring, and 81 5Oa2 go for
No. 1 spring. Rye-Dull at 81 70a1 q
for western. Barley-NomInal. Oats
-S3aS4 for western, Corn-Heavy, 1a2c
lower; new mixed western 81 Hal 10.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork- shade lower;
$50 barrels new mess at $23 O5, check to-
morrow, regular closing at S23 O5 cash
and regular. BeeE-Firm and moder-
ately active. Cut Meats-In moderate
demand. Bacon-Dull, no decided
change. .Lard-Dull at 13al4c for fair
to prime steam, and 139S for kettle rem
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Inpssaeh.mIe.a1llI 81 !, u. Jad g, Klnr.

. The Impeachment trial of Judge
King which has been progressing be-
fore the Senate two or three weeks, ter
minated yesterdayi in his removal from
office and dlsqualidatio nom holding
any position Of honor trust or profit for
two years. espondentWaS found guilty
except one. '..s3'' =; 4. -; - =
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! LEAvKNwoRTH, June The excur.
sion party for the Union Pacific Rail-
road, eastern division, arrived here
this a. M, from st. L0nis.I ,sni3 -
The party has been increased about
10: Among the prominent persons
Thomas, Senator Henderson, Gen. Ha-
zen, Col: Dayton, Col B6ge, Gen. Don.
aldson, Geo. d. Hall, Carlos Greedy,
Geo. Partridge; A. ]. Shipley, Judge
bocklRnd5 A. Meir, Hon. O. Hs5Brans-
comb, several members OF the Press
andia NUMBERED Of offfrsTs, -botiI1iof tbe
Missouri and Union Pacific Railroad.
They are going round the CITY and
suburbs, visiting Fort Leayenwortht
The party viii proceed to LaWrence:
Kansas, where they will spand tbe
night. Z e. 81 Tx % 20 s4e
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COMMERCIAL AND FRkNCIAI.
MARRErS BY TELECRAPR.
"a -.5l NEW YORK. June 4.
80 REGULAR REPORT.

"a -.-.Ek5 NEW YORK, June 4.
i,'fs- REGULAR REPoRT.
CoTroN-Firmer; sales 2, 800 bales up
FIoUR-DnIl and 2Oa25c lower; re-
ceipts 1883 bbls; sales 800 bbls super
fine at $40 5Oa11 so; choice SIl 75a13 90;
shipping round hoop Ohio SlI 70al2 so;
trade brands Sl2 70al4 90; mark tcloe ed
dull. California Flour-Dull aid
dropping; sales 800 bbls at Sl3a14 90. Rye
Flour-UnChHnged; sales 200 bbls.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and nominAlly
lower; receipts l,252 bus; SALTS $500
bns No. 2 Chicago At 81 2Oa2 49, Rye
dull and heavy; sales 1900 bus westernfn
lots at 81 70a1 70. Rarley-Quiet. Malt
lin moderate demand sales !, 900 bus
for September delivery at 81 70. Corn
Heavy and 2aSc lower; receipts 81 $50
bus; sales IS, GOO bus new mixed west
ern at 81 16al q; retail lots 81 22a1 IS;
kiln dried S117; western yellow 81 24a
l 25. oats-1c better; receipts SO,s5O bus;
sales 1900 bus; western at S3aS4c;
state s71zc.
RICE-Unchanged.
s-Cotfee-Firm and in fair
demand; sales 1000 bags Rio and Mus
covRdoo on private terms. Sugar-Firm;
sales so hhds Cuba at 4Sa5Oc. MolasseS
Quiet and steady; sales 200 ,bbls
Cuba at 10I1al2Nc.
PETRoLEUM-In fair demand; crude
at 16c; refined in bond at 26a261fc.
PRovIsIoEs-Pork-H gales a.
600 bbls new mess atS22 lSa22 Is, closing
at firmer rate for cash; old mess at 500;
prime at Sl9al9 25; prime mess at S22a
% %. Beef-Steady and unch6ng
ed; sales $50 barrels. Beef Hams
Sales $50 barrels at S40a4l. Cut
con-Unchanged. Lard-Heavy; sales
"a bbls at 1R1<alS5Sc; small lot at 1S1<c.
BUTTER-Heavy and unchanged.
NuRRaR-Oniek nj 9aiTC-s a = = ~ 80 .
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PHHKpEnPH1I. June 1.-THE execl.
ton of GotIieb Williams, for the. muir
der of Miss Miller, in September last,
took place In. the Moyamensing prison
to-day. Williams made no confession.
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Important to HaY Makers.
REVOLVING SULKY RAKE
Combines all the advantages Of both the

sulky and Ola Revolving Rakes.
BY means of the lever, with its cams and
stops, the driver has more perfect control
over the Rake than can possibly be had over
the old fashioned Revolver. 1t does not dust
handled by . boy, and the inclination OF The
teeth Is easily regulated, 20 as to pass over
any obstacle, or dip into sWale. II Is easily
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The rate or1InxImiIIIan.

NEW York, June 4-Romero, the
Mexican Minister at Washington, in a
letter just republished, says that II
be permitted to return to
Europe, he will be continual menace
against the peace of Mexico. He does
not favor the execution of the unfortu-
nate Prince, but believes his power to
do Mexico further mischief should be
utterly destroyed. -ss s q 9ios
he further says that he intends to
write at some future: time history of
his sojourn in the United States during
the war. zs.r5z-
The Times special says: No confir-
Macmillan has been received here. It
Is suggested in diplomatic circIesz that
Juarez may determine to keep him for
a high ransom Els fisF n sestl i7st5ts7 p
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CHARLESTON, June 4-Gen. jSickles
has issued an order defining the qualf-
dcations Of civil officers and Juror, ex-
horting the loyal officers to be YigiIant
in maintaining order, and authorizing
the post commanders TO summons the
civil officers and citiZens.t 70 his assist
ance when necessary to- execute order.
No licenses to sell liquor in quantity
less than a gallon will be granted to
others than inn keepers Persons be-
a cause for revoking the license. All
contracts hereafter for the mRnufacture,
sale, transportation, storage, DC, OF
liquors, are deemed against the public
policy, and,are not to be enforced. No
distinction of color orcaste will be al
lowed in public convey Rene
'dy by distress for rent y abolished,
where lands are let out for hire or rent
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: ReparatOr Gapilli,

Throw away your falSei idE1eS, your SWITCHES,
your wig HI 10 .ra .t O. U..
Destructive OF comfort, aud not worth fig
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hnir.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALE
u heads (from whatever cause Il may hive
fallen out and forcing growth or hair upon
the face, 10 has no equal. II Will force the
beard TO grow upon the EmOOthest 1Rca In
from i've To eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there tG nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, Rs thousands OF living witnesses
(from their own experfencel can bear Wit
neSs. But many viii say, how are we 10 dis
nnguiBh the genuine from the spuriOus9 It
certainly Is dihicult, rs nlne-tenths of tie
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, aud you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, Try the Reparator Capillii II will
cost you nothing unless IL fully comes
up 70 our representations, n yppT Druggist
does not keep II, send us ono dollRy and We
VIII forward Il, postpaid, together with n re.
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you on application, providing entire Satt1ac-
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WmMINeToN, June s.-The people
ara very much depressed in Fayette-
vile, in consequence Of, the disposition
on the part Of the military 10 arrest
parties for shooting deseFters, and for
other alleged crimes committed during
and since the war. The best UNDER.
prevails between the military
and civil authorities here.
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MoNRY ANp srocKs.

GoLD-137.
Canton 43a43Ls Cumberland 29a3O;
Quicksilver 24a241<; Mariposa 57<a7; do.
preferred, 1Skals5s; Western Union
Telegraph 421Sa4S; Pacific I34aI341<; At
lantic 1861; New. York. Central 9SHa
9S3<; Erie 591ka595s; Hudson 1031 <al03 y;
Reading l0Ial04N; Michigan Central
110Na110A; Michigan Southern 675Sa
681Sj Illinois Central IlS9<alI9; Pitts
burgh 743Ia75; Toledo 1l41<all5; Rock
Island SSaSS1s; Northwestern S45<a94ss;
do. preferred, 5SISa5ssS; for. Wayne
967<a97.
BORDER STATE BoNDs-Strong, Mis-
souris So; old Tennessee, ex-coupons 20;
new 6sAa69. WIS
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The beauty which once was so precious and
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MEMPH1s, June 4.-walter NJ. Rogers,
n policeman. was murdered by Thomas
PreWitt this morning. Prewitt was
drunk, and approached Rogers order
ing him TO get down on his knees and
ask for mercy. On his refusing, Pfewitt
placed q pistol at his throat and fired,
the ball coming out at the back Of his
head killing him instantly. PrsWitt is
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JUNE4-FLoUR1Dull, quIet,aud I'M.
settled. ast
N-wheat-Sales at 50 7sa2 SO in
bulk. Oats-Not saleable at over $50
at tho close. Rye-Declined to 81 g.,
closing nominal.
corToN-Firm at 25a25Hc for mid
,WH1sKx-Dull at 81 s0a2 81. q
PRovIsioEs-Quiet and prices I'M
changed. No sales OF importance.
BUTTER-Firmer but not higher.
CHREsR-In fair demand at l4al5C for
Western Reserve.
Conn Closed at 1851 buying, and
1877 selling, ~ RI Il
UhIcaEO.
r JUNE 4.-FLoUR-Dull and entirely
nominal. e--t a9Etilsgiti195 q -
GRAIN-W heat-Nominal at about
81 15. Gorn-Dullr and lower at o61Ec.
Oats-Lower at exc. RyeANominal
at 81 2Sa1 80. Barley-Duil at 600.
PRovIs1oNs-PorkL and lower
at So 25. Lard-DuIl at 12al21<c.-
Bulk Meats-In active demand.
WHIsKY-Unchang &
Milwaukee.
JUNE 4.-FLoUK4 City Xxx, S11 %.
Observation-Disclosures at g q for
No. 2.
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GYRIEGES-oF ALL KTNDS-A LARGE
~ assortment for laie Ct
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A LARGE AND CoSIPLETE AssoRT-
a men of PeEfumery. Soaps. Toilet Powders
Pomades, Combs and Brushes Of all styles,
qualities and prices, Just received and for sale
by ODBERT, End OF Stone Bridge.
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The following paragraph was mad
vertently omitted in telegraphing the
speech of the President yesterday:
1sIhave come TO participate in the cere-
monies OF dedlcating monument to- a
poor and humble condition. He was
my father, and of him / am proud. He
was an honest and faithful friend, a
character I prize higher than all world
~ fortune which could have beenleft
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9rnsgists.
White Lead.

A NCHoR, CONTINENTAL, STAR, AR
"A row, KTemnitz and Cincinnati Brands,
for sale at low figures by
BUsHFELD. WALLACE q co.
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I.rLvEsnn1 q, a .Inna Z Nrha I,

nIBl Z I4n E.s1'LE 0 .Ei.LlI az
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-23

"A large sleighing party from shen'
audoah, made a descent on mime Host
Of the MILLER House, on Friday evening
last, where they enjoyed a splendid sup
per and dance. Everything passed Oft
pleasantly, and IL was not until the wee
sma' hours Of morn, that the gay jewellers
ceased to trip the light fantastic toe, and
were "homeward bound"
The snow storm on Sunday was one
of almost unparalleled extent. Dispatch.
es show that ID has covered the entire re.
gion between Colorado and Maine, the
snow on Platte river having drifted in
places to the depth Of twenty feet, while
the trains in most Of the New England
and Eastern States are from n to two
days behind their usual trips.
"A letter from Hon. NJ. MAY was re
ceived too late for insertion this week. l,
will appear in our next.
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scHENcK,s sEAWEEp TONIC.

This medi, inc, inv ented by DR.. j. y.
ScHENcK, of Philadelphia, is intended to
dissolve tn Q 70 cd and make IL into chyme,
the first PROCESS Of digestion. By cleansing
the stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
the Tonic soon 'retores the appetite, and
food that could not be eater before using it
will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured BY Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup uni IS the stomach and liver
is made. healthy and the appetite restored
hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every cesc of consumption. A half
dozen bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary cas- of dyslep-
sia.
DR.. ScHExcK makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal Of
fee in Philadelphia every week. See daily
papers of each place, or Dis pamphlet on
| consumption for his days Tor visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, hat the
two likenesses Of the Doctor, one in the last
stage of Consumption, and The other as he
new is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price
81, so per bottle, or $3.50 the half Dozen
Ali 'ctters for advice should be addressed I,
DR.. Schenck's Principal Off o, No. 10 Nortl
9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale AGENTS; Demas Barnes
& Co., N. Y. s. s. Hanc e, Baltimore Md.
John D. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker
Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,, Collins Bros. St. Louis
Mo.