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Sunday Night Dispatches.


NEW York, Nov. A.-The HsTHld's
Havana special gives news from
nearly all the West India Islands.
a negro rising in Jamaica ID expect
ed about Christmas. Great excitement
prevails i'll st. Thomas in the East. 1t
is limited that the negroes will spare
neither women nor children. Official
investigation Is said to confirm this Sc
rious aspect of the situation.
All the negro Squatters are rejoicing
over the belief that Rev. Mr.. Phillips,
Baptist clergyman, will replace one
of the Justices removed from the bench
by order of the Government, but this
will not be SO.
The reported disapprOval by the
Home Government OF Ex-Governor
Austin's land grants in Honduras, to
immigration companies from the South
ern States of the United States is con-
firmed.
Details from Hayti to the 4th instant,
state that General Monies was still
kept chained and guarded at Cape
Haytian.
A large force of the insurrectionary
troops we're at work for the overthrow
of Salvatore. They had taken IA town
on the Dominican frontier and dictator
was demanded by large portion OF
the people with intense excitement.
At Port au Prince the assembly ap-
pointed commission to consider the
prnprieLy of recalling the exiles.
News from st. Domingo to the LIST
inst, says: Large numbers of the
HaytiRn insurgents have been pouring
into the HayLtRn border to strike u
blow against the SolnaVe Government,
and a desperate engagement is soon
expected. Two hundred insurgents
were recently surrounded, but after ac-
cepting service in the Haytian army,
marched off in the night to the insur-
gent camp, taking clothing, equipments
them.
News from Porto Rico states that it
is feared that the result of the late
storm will prove still more fearfully
disastrous from consequent inunda-
tiOn
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Prom CeI.fornia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-The Cham
Der of Commerce had a meeting last
night, to consider the Hawaiian treaty.
Iigate the subject and make an early
report.
Sangreat, the absconding sub-agent
of the San Francisco and Pacific Sugar
Refining Company, went to Hong Kong
by the Great Republic and chartered a
vessel load OF sugar for McComanta &
Bathia, of San Francisco. After
RWindllng several parties in Hong
Kong out of thousands of dollars
by fraudulent drafts on the conn
pany, he sailed for Manila. He had
letters of introduction from the princi-
pal houses in China. The Sugar Com
pRny have sent a notice of the frauds
with "a description of his person by
steamer
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Pronn flIa rInina.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. GA North Platte
special says: No Indians have yet ar
rived here. They promise to come In
In three DAYS, but they have been max
ing similar promises for a month.
Geu'I Terry has gone TO st: Paul;
GeniI Augur TO Omaha; Col. Taylor
leaves to-day for Washington; Col. Tai-
ian ia in Omaha. No one here except
Mr., White, Secretary of the Commits
sion, Gems. Sanborn and Harvey.
The Sioux Indians would not come to
Kenney Al. Matthews, OF St. Louis,
has been appointed Special Agent for
the Crows; a. T, Chamberlain, of St.
Louis, Special Agent for the Mountain
Indians, headquarters at Fort Laramie;
Agent for the tribes at North Platte.
The Indians here are much interested
in a hand loom about to be Introduces
among the different tribes, which VIII
enable them TO weave their blankets
a nd CIOthinR.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the Esd of November.

LONDON, Nov. 2S-Noon.-Consols
are firm at TAX; o. s. Bonds 7OA; Hi
nois Central s57S; Erie 4611. flgzt-
LATEST, 2 P. &.-U. S. Bonds 20 lilo;
Illinois Central s51z; Erie Al.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2S-Noon-Cotton
heavy. Breadstuffs quiet. Refined Pc
troleum declined to Is Cd.
LATEST, 2P. M.-Cotton, little more
doing. Lard. sis. Bacon, 1885, others
unsettled.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 2s.-The con-
demned Fenians Allen, Larkin and
Gould suffered the extreme penalty of
the law at 10 o'clock this morning.
The precautions taken by the Govern
ment TO guard against au outbreak
were effective. Notwithstanding the
prevalence OF a dense fog and a driz-
cling rain the crowd that witnessed the
execution was very large. The city is
now perfectly quiet.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The Pope who at
first was Enormously averse to any
conference whatever for the settlement
of the Roman question, has at length
Withdrawn his objections and is in full
accord with the proposition of Napo-
leon.
The Government of Bavaria has sig
nified her acceptance OF the French
plan.
LoNDoN-Evening-Nov. 2S.-Many
of the details of the Conference have
already been agreed upon, aud Munich
has been chosen as the place, and the
18th of December as the time.
Since the last dispatch the govern
ments of Italy and wurtemburg have
signified thsirintention of accepting the
plans OF the conference.
The Paris Patrie denies that General
Dix had expressed any desire for the
representation OF the United States in
the conference.
NAPLES, Nov. 21.-The eruption, of
Mount vesuvius, which commenced
on the 18th inst, continues. The
mountain is still sending forth pillars
of fire from the aid of newly formed
oraters and the display Is magnificent.
There are seven streams of lava In full
How
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Econ, WnshInrton.

WASHINGTON, November 23.-Judge
wylie, in a case on trial, refused to al
low the property of Mary Beckett, al
legged wife of Clement Beckett, to be APP
propriated to the payment OF his debts,
and ruling that the parties were never
married though they had lived togeth-
er since 1886, both AS slaves and free
persons. Beckett was u shiitless drone
whom she had fed. clothed and shell
tered because he was the father of her
children. The bill of BeckeI's creditors
WAS dismissed,
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Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ shall on MONDAY, the 18Th day OF DEC.
1867, nj my of1o on fourth street. WheeltnHs
". Va, in accordance with decree OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Virginia.
made and entered on The 26th day OfUctobeE
1867, in a cause IN CnAncery pending In said
court wherein John n Ball Is complainant,
and oliver WallAce's admins IHtuTs ct al,
are Respondents, proceed to settle the So
counts OF the admin stTators OF Oliver Will
lace. deceased. and report the amount OF the
several uebts due from the estate of said
Oliver Wallace, dsCeas d. AMI the character
OF said debts, and their several pFlOrities-
Also the value OF the personal eAtate lett BY
SaIO oliver Wallace, and whether or not the
same Is sufficient 70 pay the debts vi said e.
tate; II not, what was the value OF tue real
e,tais belonging To said estate, and O. what
it consists ana whether or not the rents and
estate in nve years, and any other matter
which 1 may deem pertinent and proper, or
any party in interest may reasonably no
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner Ohio Cir. Ct. W. Va
Z al
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TOLEDO, Nov. 2s.-weston left this
city at 1:45P. NJ. yesterday, and reached
Stryker, Ohio, about so miles west, at
2:20 this morning. 1t Is uudeIstooa
at 100 miles, but abandoned IL in conse-
ouence OF a discrepancy between the
distance as given by card and the
actual distance, which was found to be
considerably greater than supposed,
He leaves Stryker at noon. and expects
10 commence his fifth attempt at some
point between Rome ana Ltgonler'
fSjfs,,i, - -fTs-st 81
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COMMERCIAL AND PNANCIAL.
MAaKErs BY rELEaRAPM.
NEw YoRx. November %.
REGuI.AR RERnpr-


REGULAR REPORT.
,CoTToN-Heavy and lower; sales of
1000 bales at 171<alT5Sc for middling
upIHnds.
FLoUR-Receipts IL ,sSl bbls; market
dun and heavy and 20aS0c lower; snleS
of o, 100 bbls at IS 00aS 10 for suPertins
state and western; So 15Il0 90 for extra
state: 50 OOal2 90 for extra western; % 40
ALPS for round hoop Ohio; g 6OalO 20
for common ST. Louis; $40 0Oal2OO for
good do; Sl3 GOALS 90 for good to choice
do. California Flour-Nominal; sales
OF $50 bbls at Sill 50a13 %. Rye Flour
81 0Oa9 90.
waIsKr-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-N heat-Receipts q, SS6 bus;
of $500 bus white Genessee at = 81;
1000 bus white California at S 9Oa2 90.
Rye-Quiet and steady. Barley-Scarce
and trm. Malt-DulI. Corn-Re-
ceipts Is, 1856 bus; market 1c lower sales
of Al 600 bus at 81 33aI 36H for mixed
western in store and ahOat, closing at
81 Seal 361f atioat 81 23a1 IS for new
low do. Oats-Receipts $3.50 bus;
market a shade frmer, sales of 41,OO0
bus at 7eaS01<c for western in store and
afloat.
CoAL-NominalIy the same.
wooL-Rather more steady; sales
4OO'UOO pounds at 41aooc Ior oounesIc
fleece.
LEArHER-ouiet and unchanged.
GROCERIES, Coffee-Dull and I'M
changed. SugRE-Quiet and firm: sales
800 hhds cuba at 11HalSc. Molasses-
Steady.
PeTRoLEUM-Uncha at 11IIc for
crude, and 26c for refined bonded.
HoPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D and heavy;
sales l 800 bbls at so 50a21 90 for prime
mess; also l $50 bbls mess. seller jan
uary and February, at So 90. Beef
Heavy sales 200 bbls at previous
prices. Tiercs Beef-Quiet; sales $50
lierces India and prime mess, part $50.
Beef Hams-Unchangedi sales $50 bbls
at S26a2S 90. Bacon-Dnll and heavy;
sales 100 boxes long clear on priva.e
terms. Cut MeRts-Sales $50 packages
at S1<a10c for shoulders, and 121Sal31Sc
for hams. Lard-Steady; sales $50
BuTTEREFirm at 2Oa45c for State.
CHEESR-HeRvy at I1H15c.
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strengthening umulanI.
- lYours, &C.,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
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- NEW YORK. January II. 1885,.
Aetrs Geo. O. Huoost q Co.

= : INV IUHAt 1AplII 3SKf II VI :
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E1.ouR-Dull and sa1Oc lower

GRAIN Wheat = Dull, heavy and
nominal; shippers insist upon a mate
rial decline. Rye-Quiet at 81 Goal IS
for western. OAts-FIrm at soc in store.
s0I<aSIc afioat. Corn-Quiet at 81 S5a
So for good to prime western mixed,
in store and afOat.
PROvIsIoNs-POrk-D and heavy;
SIS 65A20 IS for mess, cash and regular.
Beef-Quist and steady. Cut Meals
Dull and heavy. Bacon-Dull, with u
dropping tendency. Lard-Dull and
heavy ut I21EaISISc for good TO prime
steam and Kettle rendered.
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NEW York. Nov. 24.-An immense
tobacco factory in the lower part OF the
city was seized yesterday, on an allie
gallon thHt correct returns OF their
had not been made.
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YoSKHRs. May 9. 1854.

He4rrs. Geo. C. Rubbel q 90:
t5Esrs.-HayinR used only two bottles OF
your -TGoiden BftteTs," can recommend
Ihem with the utmost confidence ~ . tonic,
particularly for n change OF diet and water.
II 10 a. we'll for laoieS and children. giving
fhern part Of a Wine-glass two or three times
a dRy Yours respectfully,
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TOLEDO, Nov. 23.-weston reached
Edgerton. Ohio, at $50 this afternoon.
He7 goes TO Waterloo, Indiana. fifteen
niiesfurther west, tonight, where ne
y1JII -TaInaiu over Sunday, and COM
mence the next one hundred mile trial
on Monday.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Nov. 23.-The Herald's Al
bany special says: The grand jury in
vestigating the charges of legislative
bribery and corruption against Senator
Pumphery have failed to find any.
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NovExBER 9s.-FIouR-Dull and
unchanged.
GRAIS-wheat - Nominal. Corn
Dull at 81 l5aI 10 for old; 81 0SR1 O5 for
new. Oats-RetRil at 67a671<c. Barley
81 4Oa1 As for Canada.
FREIaHTs-To Rochester, corn, &c:
Syracuse, s.
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A N ACT TO PROVIDE FOR WINDING
~ up the Affairs or the North Western
Bank OF Virginia.
Fused February I'm. 1907.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of West
Virginia:
/, An notes and claims against the North
Western Bank of Virginia shall be presented
for nayment during business hours At The
Banking house ut which the same ARE re-
speClively payable, ON or before the mt day
OF July, 1855 and after said date no suit, mo-
tinn or proceeding at law or equity shall be
commenced Tor the recovery OF any note
CLAIM or liability now existing against said
Bank, unless II shall have been presumed as
aforesaid, without obtaining payment there
OF.
EoFth Western Bank OF Virginia are request
ed TO take nntit-a the above.
GIBSON LAMB, Secretary
aug6-ImdGwtiI jy1, 1885
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GOLDEN BITTERs..-.Hubbel's Golden
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utation. Read the following:

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Mss,rs. HuObel6 Co.
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GoLD-Firmer, opening at 1891 and
closing at 40.
GnVERNMENT STOCKs-Under the i'm
peAchnenL rumOrs from Washington
government securities are strong, with
IA tendency TO improve; coupons 81
llS?.allSN; do ,62. i0sSlOS1s; do '64,
lO51SaI05L; do rs. lO61salO6I4; new,
IO7ssalO774: do '67, lO7sSaIO79<; 10 40
coupons. lOl3sa10lzs; 7-SOs, lO51<alO57s.
SToCKs.-In Stocks sellers predomi-
nate; prices 1SaA per cent lower than
at the close yesterday, but closed stea-
dy. Steamship stocks have been the
great feature of to-day Pacific Mail
sold down from 124 to 2O1S,
but closed firm at l9k; ex-
tic Mail sold down TO 1l3. seller
10 days, but jumped to l143f; short inte-
rest in these shares Is now very heavy:
canton 44a45; Cum berlHnd 2Ta2s; Quick
silver l6Sal7; MnTiposR 7a9; Pacific
Mail 1l9Izal2OH; Atlantic Mail ll5z;
Western Union Telegraph SlMa32; New
York Central lI31sa1l31<; Erie 7ON;
Certificates 251<H2514: Wabash 371z; st
Paul 3s5Ia39: do preferred 6Oka6I;
Michigan Central 1O91 fal10h: Michigan
Southern 791fa79L; Illinois Central
I29HH13O1. Pittsburgh 621SaS27{; TOle-
do IOIalOI1<; Rock Island 95ISa95Ni
NortnMesteFn ooIBdo'5 10 PEeioAAeN
G45sa647<; Fort Way ne 967<A97N:
EXPRESS SHAREs-well5, Fargo q
Co. 81; American 737<; Adams 76H;
United States IS; Merchants Union So.
BORDER SEATE BoSDs-Missourts
9i3<; Tennessee, new 62
a heavy mercantile failure was re-
ported this morning, bat the statement
Is cOntradiGted. This afternoon it is
reported that one or two failures
among large holders of Pacific Mail
are announced: also the failure OF II
stock exchange broker in connection
with the Bull operations in Erie and
New York Central.
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Cincinnati.

NOVEMBER 23.-FLoUR-DulI and
nominal; family at $40 5Oa1O 10; extra at
50 5OAe rs.
GRAIH-Wheat-Dul nothing doing
and nominal; 81 6Sa2 10 for No. Ispring
and winter. Corn-Dull; new ear at
7Oa72c; receipts in excess of the de-
mnnd. 0ats-Quiet at 63a64c. Rye
Dull at 81 4s. Barley-Hardly so hrm,
but still in fair demand; fall at 81 55a
:, CorroH-very dull and nominal;
middling at l51<c.
wH1sKY-Dail and no demand: 81 80
al IS in bond.
Hoos-Nothing done in hogs or green
meats; weather TOO warm; temperature
this afternoon IS. Prices nominally
unchanged. Receipts, 1927 head.
s-Pork-Mess,d dull; old at
$40 so. Lard-Dull at IlNal2c, inside
buyers at lie. Bacon-Shoulders at
u%c.
Ohio at 33sS5c.
CHEEsE-steady at 141za15c.
APPLEs-Unchanged
PorAToEs-Unchang and dull.
SERDs-DuIl; clover at l2c per pound.
Timothy at 81 %. Flax al 81 90.
BEEF CATTLE-DuIl and unchanged.
LINsRRD OIL-Dull at 81 90. Lard
Oil-sl O5a1 10 for good to extra.
PErRoLRuM-DuIl at 48a49c for re-
fined tree.
GoLD-I39x, buying, and firm.
MoNET-LIght at l2al5 per cent. Ex-
change steady at LILO discount, buying.
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OMAHA, Nov. 24.-The Union Pacific
railroad is now finished $40 miles west
from Omaha, to the eastern base OF the
Rocky Mountains, and it is expected
the track will be laid to Evans Pass,
so miles further, and the highest point
between The Atlantic and Pacific oceans
in January. The maximum grade from
the foot Ofthe mountain TO the summit,
is but so feet to the mile. while that of
many eastern roads is over 100. Work
on the rock cuttings, on the western
slope, will continue during the early
spring.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


Messrs. DerfnS & Bolton.
GENTLHMEN:-For the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from ses
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia so much so mat
could with difficulty retain 3 meal In m!
3 omarh more than twenty minutes. At
night / experience a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression oil
spirits, attended with frequent headache.
rious cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
parationS, without being afforded any Ell
Iectual relief, Till used four bottles of"Hub.
beI's Golden Bitter," since which period
have not been troabled with single one
OF the above complaints. From the benent
duty to express publlcl1 my grateful thanks.
gle A. BANCkOFTy
#a.H Accountant and Collector.
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BY the Union Lines
once. corner OF Main and Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-25
DRY GOODS.

The weather is somewhat Indictment
yet the market opened steady with a
fair demand. Market closed rather
quiet Mt l51<c for Atlantic A and brown
sheetingsi loo for Indian Head; l4hC
for Atlantic Fl and Pacific ID; l2c for
Atlantic L, One; l11SC for Boot o; l35<c
for Cabot A; 14c Tor Shawnut q; 2711c
for N. Y. Mills bleached mnslins,
22ISc for WamsuIta do; l61<c for Hills
semper idem; 1212c for Hope. All 9TH
er standard prints 16c; Pacific delaines,
old styles, 19c; new styles at Zoe for
Winsego, and 2lc for Armures of new
patterns.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

4. PORTER d Co. -....
uYHOLE9ALE DEALERS IN BOOTS
w and Shoes Of all kIuds. No. - Main 81.
Wheeling, W. Va lanSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-25
Chicago.

NOVEMBER 23.-FLoUR-Dnll and a
shade lower.
Observation-Disclosures. at 81 sOalsI,
and 81 II 1<a172. COrn-Quiet, at 921<e.
oats-Active speculative demand. at
ley-FirmS at q a.
PRovIsIoNs-VeTyd dull.
Weather warm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-25
Notice.

n AN PREPARED TO SUPPLY COAL
hRulers with coal, at my bank, near the
L;re@ cent Rolling Mul, without delay in load
ing, as Ihave made arrangements to Keep
an abund tnce of coal on the platforms
All orders Tor coal lett at the Wagon shop,
corner 18th aud Clay streets, will be promptly
a' naTisea 70; JOSHUA BoDLEY.