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WEST VIRGINIA.

Bsrnisg sr Beshssy College.
Laaxssar. Ohio. Dec. a. 1897.
rhs principal boarding house sss the Bethany coI'sss.
In Bsshsay, wsss vlrx,sA, vsv bsrsed this morning
The ioss Sls 900 ssd The insuraaos ei00ov The Ore
originated FROM dsfscs In nae
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AUSTRIA.

The New Csrstss alton vescd.
vfsKsA. Dec. IL. 1901
The new constitution, after long debate. has been
adopted By the Upper House Of The Rsehsrsth.
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War OF Knees NJ Eiborton-A Sheriff Killed.
AUousrA, Dec IL. 1867.
A collision between party of negroes and the civil
authorities occurred Eibsrton. Elbsr county, yestsr
day IN which the Sheriff. George Allen killed, and
several others whites and blacks vert wounded. The
difficulty originated n Q ball.
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Good Tnste.-We Must Confess thas vvo
somewhat fAstidod 70 the shape Of hat There
but few who suit ourdes OF elegance in this respec
n ESPESCHEID OF lis Nassau street, n his holiday
sfyac has hit h exactly. II beau ideal Of hes
GRACEFUL stysh beautifully hnished exceedingly bccomnG
aud. better and better. very reasonable la price.
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A. wisrAp.s WILD CHERRY BAr.sAm.
the remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarencss Soro
Throat and all Diseases OF the Luags.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.
The PERUVIAN SYRUP vitaxe~, puraes and enrtchee
tho blood giving strength to the weak and go 70 the feeble
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A;-Clesr. Son, sTcesh ard Be nsc"s,fgyI 80 yo4r Sk,r
sold by druggists everywhere.
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A Great -Reducticn in Prices Of Ladies',
Misses Chfldr~n's Boots and Shoes VI all styieA
At iJEFFEI,S', I LOS and L. Iy broadway.
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Tl.c NIails.

Bosros, Dec II, 1891
The delayed Southern mails have all arrived.
BNGAxror, N. Y, Dec. II. 1867.
Three days mails from the South arrived last night
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Cheapest Beek.torc ig the worid.-fOO.0O0
HOLIDAY Eopxs on Hand. Catalogues Tree
LxC0AT BROTHERS, III Nassau, below Bcckmas
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GEORGIA..


The Relief Ordinance Dead letter.
ATLANTA. Dec. II, 1867.
In apparent defiance Of the relof ordinance adopted
on Thursday last by tho Convention the sheriff levied
here to-day on . and closed IT, General Pope
appealed TO- and replied he could nterfere the
ord merely saving that Icvics shall be suspended,
hut not preventing tner beng made The construction
feats its own end
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Constellation Water u a. Ceriair Cwrs c:r
diabelss and alsdssascs OF the kdneyA ocpoe 70 o"s
lr..t
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Batchei0r's Hair Dy~.-The Best IN ths
World the only perfect Dye harmless reliable tnsAntsns
Factory 81 Barclay ssrcet.
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Artist Fund Society.-PaiatIuGs and atetss.
~ al auction Wall be sold Al the galleries. of hessrs
LEAvfrr, srREBEIGH CO., Mercantile Library, Asi"r
place. Saturday, 2st Inst At ~ Y. NJ the works COS
rbnied by memb-rs In aid OF the fund nov on view VIA
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A Most Suitable Holiday Present tor Smok-
ers s undoubtedly genuine Meerschaum, which POLAK
SON sell at prcss At their ~ Joha
street aud o02 Broadway Fourth street.
Repairing Boiling el.
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An Editor Assaulted In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Dec. IA, 1867.
John u. Hayes, the editor Of tho Rep,diicar, was
attacked by Charles II. Hopkins this evening. Hayes
was badly, but not dsnserousy. hurt by blow on the
head from loaded whip
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THE WEATHER.

Record Of tho Weather ThrsuGh0ut the
Country.
The following weather reports are dated ct nine
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
Tho Evening Telegram of Saturday
CONTAINED THE FOLLOWING NEws.-

Tho Evening Telegram OF SATURDAY.
CONTAINED THE FOLLOWING NEws:-
SPECIAL AND EXCLUSIVE INTELLIaENcK OF
THE PROPOSED SALE or CUBA TO THE UNITED
STATES.
TIE LATEST NEwS FROM HAYTI. rHE HOR-
RIBLE MURDER OF GENERAL NoNrEs IN Hls
DUNGEpS-
THE LATEST AND FULLEST NRWS BY THAT
DAYS EUROPEAN NAIL
CABLE DISPATCHES. NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
INTERESTING CITY INTELLIGENCE AND THE BEsr
MARKET AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIaENcB.
THE BEsT AFTERNOON PAPER IN rHE CITY.
PRICE ONLY TWO GENTS.
GET THE EVENING TELEGRAM TO MORROW.
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Furniture nj Reduced Prices. -,
,urs Al greatly reduced prices. ,,,,,v -
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CABLE DISPATCHES NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
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THE LATEST AND FULLEST NRws BY THAT
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Throat aud all Diseases OF tho Lungs.
IRON N THE BLOOD.
tho Soea syns 70 s "ssi sor
! i. ..s c.ss rsbs s's sLJsG S'"S 81 oS a
sold ~ druggists everywhere.
Greet EsamcsigsS s.o, IN .n Irss. e r1ss: .s:
MJEFYEss'. / iss and l. Iss Broadway.
Msr sss Hs: s.s.es
xsos !. prss. :. ,ssI, stores. Jss:
Repairing Boiling sl
Ar... Ys,s s.sissy s.a !. s,cs::
2EXsifT' srREsEiGmx Co. Msrcsnse Library, A.ier
risaied by msmbsrs IN AID fand. view. viiA
catalogue
R:.chssE. Mes PysTns ..s ...a... I: .s:
Factory 81 Barclay ssrees.
SSssrtH:s nd .;s:... M.sss Gsy."'S Ss
srect
Cheapest Beek-sorc in the worid.-f0O.oo0
od.I aT ss2.r SsaaofnEas 81 rs Sas..a sso~ Bssm.
gss min. Rsssesa ss. e ,ls s,,sff .ss fashionable r.
,urs Al greatly reduced prices ,.yvvs .as 49,,
N.,s-.i LesssSy .ssyan "a sprAs. rAsr,a o. p.c,-s.r ~
sS sTsS% 70 gsls ar..a c.r,. pr.,. & 500 s ss 70
Prlresesshed aud informanon urnsheL
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers
s Wall street, New vork.
EoysI Msyss. *: s,s.., ;.. Paid
D's''''r raYLos AZ q s'S CO. 8 GS ssSisi s IVAN .r.Ar
'''"' xIrASf. sERonASS ! CO.
~ Maiden lane.
offer 70 sell ~ retail for
TEN DAYS ONLY.
their large and extensive stock az
imported Toys and Fancy Goods.
DEFY ANY COMPETITION.
Retail sAles 10
ON MONDAY. TIE i5fH INST
Tevs and Holiday Prc.euts. -
We ar.Soaerns our eDsnse stock o' 'ne aoovc sooas
this mvnth
Al retail
cS cv,~ our fv,s,As a come avoid tke crowd
during shs last fsw days ss,s,s nse gsIismss vrur
importers
se< Broadway. bs,wees white snd wsissr ssrccsa
w.s Tssgcss s:s ,sss :. ss. ft,zrfoEsf ft,zrfoEsf
OKs 10 Bood street
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wlsr Tsspees s.d grn. ssssssi ~ s.. l!s,srI5ogsss
quality Hair Dve and Hsr Dyeing An cvsor ~ sAtvun<
OH's. u Bood street
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National Lottery Of SpntW.
t1tr.S-iinary Celebration 4 Madrid December "a,
i@sT n 7y0On In gold Capital prize. SyDv vm No
smaller prize than 8l0D one prize 10 uckots
Pryes esshed sad informanen FURNISHED.
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers
rs w all street, New York-
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Royal Havana lsettery.-Prixcs Paid ls
rpi Information furnished The highest fatoa paid fos
Dogbloops and all kinds OF uold sni silver.
TAYLOR co. BankerA 10 Wall streot. n. r..
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HAKkEr AND CUhMhKCIAL INThLLSuENCB
TIE BEST AFTERNOON PAPRR IN THE CITY

PRICE ONLY TWO GENTS.
GET THE EVENING TELEGRAM TOMORROW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-31

A PLEA FOR EARLY MARRIAGES
The Rev. Henry Morgan has been lee
turing in Boston upon young Men
and Early Marriages." He came to
the following interesting conclusions {:
Mature, history and revelation de-
clare, 1T is not good that man should
be alone He needs a help meta
wife is the balance wheel, the regula-
tor, the guardian angel Of a husbands
trust, confidence and prosperity. Po-
litically, socially, morally and spiritu-
ally, man requires a wife. Man needs
a home. The Romans gave bachelors
no legacies. Corinth denied them
sepulcher. Athenians scourged them.
In Plato's commonwealth, at the age of
thirty-fve they were fined. Man is but
half man without a wife. In all your
gettings, get wife, and never rest from
getting till you get married. Better
live in an attic, under the hallowed in
huence of wife, than revel in palace
of dissipation. Man needs a home.
Marriage is the legitimate basis of a
genuine home. Look at the deplorable
condition of the young men of this city
without homes. Boarding house have
no elevating society of women, no home
influences, no place of mental or moral
Improvement, no altar of prayer, no
angel of love. In Philadelphia there
are more homes in proportion to the
population than in Boston; hence Bos-
ton has an unusual contest in the bat
tie of morals"
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THE MORMON GIRLs,-RIchard Will
liams, who delivered lecture at Buff
falo recently, on the Mormons, alluded
as follows to one of the disturbing ele-
ments among the saints:
Ihere is one element among them
selves that is Troublesome. The gem
erhl testimony of the GentIIes 8hn
nave lived in intimate social relations
with them is that the young girls. Ito
their honor be it said, are mostIv dis
affected. Growing up with 1t thev baxa
seen the institution with all its fbor'i
nations, and, opposed as it is to their
holier feelings and better instincts no
amount of spiritual thunder can en-.
arely control them. Here, as every-
where, they are a privileged class, and
cannot very well be whipped or inn
prisoned. Like most of the descend
ants of Eve, they will talk, and are
ever ready to elope with Gentle who
has the courage and can get away with
them. They cannot marry a Gentle
and remain peacefully at home. Very
naturally they prefer a whole Gentle
TO one-tenth of Mormon. The most
etfectual way of breaking up the whole
system would be to send an army of
10000 unmarried men there, and protect
every man who married and brought a
Mormon woman to camp. We might
in this way get rid of the nuisance
without bloodshed or mourning the
odlum OF a religious persecution"
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d. NICOLL & BROS,
nI0 MAIN aTpEt,,r god
State Commission Notice !
Notice to Loyal sIave-Owners.

-. 49, ..--- -.I
NHECOMMISSIOE APPOINTED BY TIL f
i Secretary of War under the oath FgCtiOn
OF the Act OF Congress, approved FEBRUARY
21th, 1884, and Section II. OF an Act approved
July 18th, 1896, in respect 10 slaves enlisted or
drafted into the military service or the United
States, having assembled at the CITY of Par
keRbuTg, West Virginia, Oh the twelfth day
OF December, 1865, and duly organized ~ per
directions from the War Department do
hereby give notice 10 ali Whom II may Con
Germ; Ihat said Commission will sit In the
city OF PRrkenburg, West Va, ON the 18th
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 3Oth of January

ATHENS, Jan. sO.-It is General KEEL
ervig and not Kanoris, who is going on
a mission to America.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Cotton
quiet and unchanged; middlng uplands
steady at 14zs; breadstuffs generally
dull corn fiat.
LONDON, Jan. 3O.-nlinois Central adj
vanced to s23z. Erie advanced to AK.
Five-twenties 7s1z. Consals unchang-
ed.
FLORENCE, Jan. so.-Admiral Perse-
ano has just been acquitted on a
charge of cowardice, but will be tried
for incompetency, disobedience of or
ders &c.
PARIS, Jan. sO.-The French Man of
War, Belliquenz sailed tor the Pacific.
BERLIN, Jan. sO.-Captain wirner
of the Prussian army is going to
America on a special mission.
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@ O b S
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Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants, Profess
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the most unlimited praise Of it's merits; and
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years on Graham bread and the plainest
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where, at 81 per bottle, or bottles for s..
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Two FOREIGN papers-one OF them
the Oldest published in Europs-havs
ceased to exist. The latter is, or was,
the Post Zeitun0, founded at Frankfort
in 1916. and at the time of its demise it
had been published over two hundred
and fffy-One years. The other paper,
which was published in Flanders,
probably came to an untimely death,
says one of our exchanges, because no
one could remember its name long
enough to subscribe for it This paper
was called by the astounding title of
the R1wsseEGersehHieI1Geodi0iHgsbLdd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-31

CUNDRIES-A FEW BBI.s. PRIME MA
- pie Sugar; Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas Pure White Wine Vinegar;
tied; New No. ] Salmon; EnRlish bairv
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca, Pearl
Sage; Corn starch, Maizena,, &c. HeTunetioal-
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and Sardinea I-
Genuine EngliRh Mustard; Salad oil, best
quality; French Mustard; Sap Sage Cheese;
Together with a general assortment OF
soasonable articles. Just received and for
N. d q. d. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe St,
myB WHEELING. W. VA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-31

A TRAVELLING correspondent dreams
what will happen when the Pacific
Railroad is finished and one or two
other changes have been accomplished:
DAY after day on the continental
journey the conductor opens his door
and shouts to sleepy passengsrs-'Chi-
cago. Change cars for New Orleans
Missouri River.-Changec cars for Sask-
achawan, Leavenworth and Galveston.
Rocky hountains.-Change cars for
Santa Fe, Ell Paso, Matamoras and the
city of Mexico salt Lake-2O minutes
for dinner. Change cars for Fort BEN
ton, British Columbia, Pah Ranagat,
Panama, Lima and Valparaiso 'Vir-
ginia, Nevada.-Change cars for Owyee,
Columbia River, Puget Sound, and
Kamschatka.' San Francisco.-Pas-
sengers for New Zealand, Honolulu.
Melbourne, Hong Kong, and all points
in Europe, Asia and Africa, will keep
their seats till landed on the wharf of
the daily line of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company. Baggage checked
through to Pekin, Calcutta, Grand
Cairo, Constantinople, st. Petersburg,
Paris and Liverpool"
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NEW YORK, Jan. SO.-A letter TO the
Post from Washington of the 29th says:
It is probable the tariff bill will tail for
lack of time and through exorbitant
demands the manufacturers cannot at
any rate reserve the requisite vote to
pass it over the veto, and it would not
surprise me if all great bills failed for
lack of time. In financial matters
McCulloch's policy will not be disturb
ed. There is nothing new on impeaeh-
ment. No new Witnesses examined.
1t is not probable this Congress will do
anything toward impeachment.
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IT is said gambling and card playing
at the clubs is very much on the in
crease in Paris, and that the authorities
desire to discourage such practices.
Certain ladies are reported to be again
receiving" after dinner, when large
sums of money are lost and conse-
quently won. An anecdote is in cireu-
lation about certain sporting coun-
tess who cut of her "beaux cheveux
blonde" after an unfortunate night or
two, proceeded to Rome, and vowed to
the Pope in penitenGe that she would
never touch a card again. Alas! for
woman's frailty, she ia often seen at the
green tables still.-PGriS Letter.
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CONGRESS, I'D SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON Ian 20.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80.
The certificate o. John Anthony
Winston, Senator from Alabama, was
presented. Tabled.
The Presidents veto to the Nebraska
bill, was received and ordered to be
printed. Tabled.
The credentials of Henry w. Corbett,
and filed.
Mr.. Morgan, from the Finance Com
mittee, reported back the House gold
bill with the recommendation that it
pass to a vote on Monday.
Mr.. Sumner offered a resolution call
ing on the President for a copy of the
letter on which Mr.. Seward founded
his recent inquiries. The morning
hour having expired, it lies over until
tomorrow.
Mr.. Brown introduced a bill author
1z1ng the construction of a Government
telegraph from Washington to New
York. Referred.
Recess till o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. Henderson. the
Secretary ofWar and Secretary Of the
Interior, are requested to furnish any
papers tending to explain the cause of
the Phil kearney massacre,
Mr.. Wade called up the bill prohibit
ing territorial officials from receiving
leaves Of absence over thirty days at a
time. Passed.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Elliot, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported a bill fixing the
compensation of officers of the revenue
service.
On motion of MIR. Cook, the Foreign
Committee was instructed to INQUIRE
into the expediency of the assertion by
Congress of the principle that naturali-
cation eXempts the performance of
military service under any foreign
government, so long as they don't re-
nounce the rights of citizens of the
United States.
Mr.. Stevens introduced a bill to es-
taollsh a system of free schools in the
District of Columbia. Read twice and
ordered printed.
Mr.. Garfield introduced joint reso-
luton extending for three months from
the close of the present session the time
for codifying laws relating to customs.
Passed.
Several executive communications
were received, including Gen. Grams
report of st. Clair flats and Gen. War
ren's report of survey of the Upper
Mississippi and its tributaries.
The Committee of the Whole then
considered the Military Academy APP
preparation bill. It appropriates S4O3, :
9OO. After some amendments the bill
was reported to the House and lies
over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Raymond presented a memorial
of large number of business men OF
New York against the impeachment of
the President and urging measures to
strengthen public confidence.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-31
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, January so


REGULAR REPORT.
CorToN-Quiet and firm; sales 1000 bales
uplandS at SIC.
FLoUR-Irregular, unsettled and l5a25c
lower. Receipts 700 bbIs; sales 800 bbIs west
choice SlI 409l2 50; round hoop Ohio SO 9JGI
brands
WHIsKY-Nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and Std5c lower; sales
1000 bu- No. Milwaukee at 81 % and 900 blu.
No. do at 81 Is and 800 bu. amber State at
So %. Rye-Quiet and dropping; sales 5000
bu. Canada in bond at 81 Il. BarIey-Steady;
sales ~, 400 bu. Canada West free at 81 lS,dl %
Barley Malt-Nominal. Corn-2aSc lower;
receipts l., 7T5 bu. sales 50 600 bu. mixed west
ern in store at 81 lO@l Il; afloat 81 l29l 10.
Oats.Dull and lie lower; receipts $3.50 bu.;
sales J, 4SO hu. western at 60d63c.
COAL-Quiet; domestic S6GS so.
LEATHER-Quiet and firm at SO9SSc for
hemlock sole,
HoP-Steady at 35a76c.
WooLcSteady; sales 100000 MS. domestic
fleece at 45G6Sc.
GRoCERIEs-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-DuIl;c crude 10000; refined
in bond 26G3OC.
Provisions Pork-Heavy and lower; sales
$50 06Is at $50 l2S2O so for new mess, closing
at $50 u, cash, for western; SIS STGi9 . for
old mess, closing at $500 cash; SIC 62sI7
also 1000 bbls new mess at SO, seller four
months; SD IS, seller for March. Beef-Steady;
Firmer; sales 800 bbls at SSl@35. Bacon-Ac-
tive; sales $50 boxes at 1880 IOL<c for Cumber-
Lanu CUT Il5sE9l I19c Tor short ribbed IND l015c
forrough sides. Cut Meats-Firm aud active;
sales $50 packages at sL5901Sc for shoulders
and lOA%l214c for hams. Dressed Hogs
sales $50 bbls at ll1I@l2Izc for old and l2I5G
lSc for new, and small lots at l3Lk3l3L<c
BUTrER-Quiet and steady
CHEESE-Unchanged.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Dull at lOSJ<@lO9.
GOLD-FiEmer, irregular and unsettled;
opening at l3i1z, and closing at lS5.
GOVERNMENT SToCRS-Shade firmtr
SrocRs-Early in the day showed general
recovery from the extreme depression OF
yesterday, and with liberal orders from in
SeSterS and purchasers TO cover shorts
Prices advanced %GSc. Erie reached Sc.
Prices were weaker after the board, and the
lone lone SUI hesitating under the superstition
that the bears would renew their assault, and
closed with strong downward tendency ex-
cept Reading and Fort Wayne.
LATEST.
MoSEY-Elsy on Governments.
GoLD-Closed at l35 bid.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-Quiet and steady;
coupons OF 81 1919; new 5-.Js OF '6I, lO5Il
STocKs-New York Central 90; Erie 5IIS;
Reading 1885; Michigan Central los: MIchi-
gan Southern 6g5<; Pittsburgh ~; North
westeTn Si3f; do preferred 621z; Toledo lls;
ern Union Telegraph 49,; Fort Wayne $50;
Illinois Central la.
Cincinnati.
JANUARY SO.-FLoUR-Unchange
GKAIS-Unchanged and quiet.
~HISKY-DulI at 81 IS In bond.
PRoVISIoSS-Unchanged HogS-Quiet and
Unchanged; holders firm, but demand light.
EGGS-Held at 4Oc and very scarce.
Chicago.
JANUARY 3O.-FLoUR-Duu
AIS-wheat-Heavy at So II. Corn
Dull at z41zc. Oats-Dul at 39a40c. Rye
D4ll at Sc. BaEiey-Neglected.,
nal at SIS so. Live HOgs-steady at IS 2Oa6 So
Dressed Hogs-Quiet and scarce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-31
LAW SCHOOL

OF HARVARD COLLEGE, 1867
TWO TERMS OF NINETEEN WEEKS
i each commencing MARCH 4TH, and
SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1857. For Catalogue
and Circular address
JOEL PARKER, Royal Professor
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 1867. jan24-3rw.