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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-11

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-The several COM
mittees of the Army of Tennessee have
completed arrangements for their az
nual meeting here on the 18th instant.
An unusually interesting reunion is ex-
pected. General Rawlings, the Presi-
dent of the Society, will probably de-
liver the annual grafton. General
Sherman will speak at the banquet.
General Howard has telegraphed ne
will positively be here. A large num-
Der of other prominent Generals will be
present. General Grant is expected.
All the main trunk railroads in Ohio,
Inkiana, Illinois, Missouri and many
cross roads in these States, and several
in Kentucky, Tennessee, Iowa and both
the Union Pacific roads will return
members free on presentation of certifi-
Gates from the Secretary of the Society
Governor Fletcher has appointed the
23th ult. as q day of thanksgiving.
An Omaha dispatch says: A full rep
reseutation OF the Northern Sioux,
Cheyennes, Arrapahoes and Crows will
meet the Indian Commissioners at Fort
Laramie. The commission will return
to the North Platte about the 10th,
where all the Southern Sioux and Chey,
ennes who are represented as very anx-
! ious for peace will meet them.
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The RratlIey Enac

WASHINGTON, November Gin the
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
to-day, Mr.. Bradley read a statement in
answer to lule of the Court for him
to show cause why he should not be cx-
cluded from the Bar as practicing
Attorney, owing to his difficulty with
Judge Fisher. Hon. Robert j. Walker
made an argument in Bradley's behalf,
when the full Court, through Chief JUS
tiee Carter, sustained the order of Judge
Fisher heretofore made suspeRding Mr..
Bradley as q practitioner at the Bar.
Chief Justice Carter in the course of his
remarks said it was painful duty, but
it was necessary that the Court should
sustain its dignity and punish the con.
tempt. Mr.. Bradley thanked the Court
for the delicate manner in which it had
announced its decision, and said that
he had contemplated retiring altogether
from the Bar, but that the present man
ner of severing his connection with the
Court rendered the separation the more
unpleasant.
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New Yarh Iten.


NEW YORK, November 10.-A robbery
of jewelry, &C., to the amount of ST..
600, was reported yesterday. The names
are withheld.
Evacuation day, November 25th, will
be celebrated by parade of the entire
first division of militia.
The aerial railway on Greenwich
street will be completud this week. Cars
are expected to run within fortnight.
A daring inccndiary attempted at IA
Charlton street, was discovered last
night. A lighted candle was found sur
by shavings which were sat
urated with varnish, while q cord was
also saturated and ran from floor to
floor communicating with similar COM
bustible matter. The return ola work
man frustrated, the scheme. No arrests
were made. "
A Washington special says: A dele
cation of steamboat men have just ar
eiyed to confer with Secretary McCul-
loch in reference to amending and mod
living steamboat laws. The delegation
is headed by Captain Zachary n. Shir-
.ly, of Louisville, and the members are
from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St.
Louis.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches,
The Roman Expediiion-The French
Charge d'AGaires Disnissed-Gen-
erni CiaiLinrs Remarks.

New YORK, November 9.-The Paris
La Pressc, of October 2Sth, says in ref
erencc to the Roman expedition: On
Friday evening, about nine o'clock,
General Cia!dlui sent for the French
Charge dAffaires, NJ. DE La Vilestreax,
and told him he was no longer minister.
The General told him he thought he
would have been able TO master the
situation, but finding he could not he
had asked the King to be relieved of
the charge which His Majesty had con-
tided in him, aud was waiting the nom-
inatiou of successor. The reappear-
ance ofGaribaldi OH the scene, remarked
the General, had singularly aggravated
the state of affairs, for the party of
action was thus supplied with a chief
and the public mind inflamed. The
Italian government acknowledges itself
incapable of stemming the movement.
Ia reply to an observation from NJ. De
La NilestreauX, that the first step on
Pontitical territory would result in a
declaration of war from France, Gener-
al Calidini said the italian government
fOrsaw, and accepted that the conse-
quence of war against France appeared
TO be the best issue. Toattempt to strug-
gle against Mazzini and Garibaldi
would be to attempt the impossible.
The government would be devOured by
revolution. Victor Emanuel would
risk useleSSly and without any hope his
popularity, his crown and perhaps his
life. france, continued the General, is
a generous enemy. She will not make
war otherwise than conformably to the
laws of civilization and We feel certain
she will not take undue advantage of
the situation. One may be vanquished
by her without shame aud almost with
ont danger.
Gen. Cilidini in terminating, reiterat
ed 10 the French Charge d'Affairs the
announcement that he was delegated to
make him rise, that the Italian
government found itself absolutely un-
able TO execute the September Convex
ton. This important conversation was
transmitted to Paris last night by tele-
graph and determined upon by the En-
peror IN giving orders which His Males
ty made known to the Minister at to-
days Council.
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Fire and Explosion.

CHICAGO, November 10.-The Brigh-
ton House, outside of the city limits, to-
gether with stables, sheds, &c, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon;
loss SIS, 900 to $4,000, on which there is
an insurance of $1,000 in Chicago COM
panies. Ten horses were burned to
death.
This morning, at . o'clock, the boil
ers in Marbles Touring mill, on Canal
street, exploded with tremendous vio-
lence, tearing the building to fragments
and scattering the debris over the en-
tire neighborhood. The iron roof was
thrown almost in compact mass q
distance of one hundred feet. The
building took fire Immediately after the
explosion, and was entirely consumed;
loss estimated at $4,000. The engineer
is missing and supposed to have been
buried in the ruins.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand OfiiCe-HOIders

Are consuming your substance, and host Of
other hungry cKpeGtants are gathering Ike
yulturcs, to banquet upon the yitals Of P'o'
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars b
the hundred thousand, With no apparent result
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost Hlo"
a third moro than the original estimate iot The
whole, and the first wing Is not yet compis'sc,
At the present rate, moro than one million o.
dollars will he consumed In what Il nothing ss'
than stupendons fraud at which your PaSh
servants are cOnniving.
The Penitentiary was expected 10 be BUN la
SlG5 900, but through tho incomPeteney tsa!
planned IL, nearly four times a. much nAtrrll
will We required "a was originally intended ans
the expense Of tho building will be little sbf'
Of ono million dollars. Other operations o. Pup
lie men show a similar disregard Of your lhi,f
est. Many Of them are mere schemes oipn'aN
benefit and public robbery.
Not = single Radical journal Of the S'l'e "a
uttered q word Of dOnuneiation Of these o. any
other public wrongs. To the REGlsTEE bel'nI'
almost the exclusive honor Of champonine ",
popular cause against the OutTages Of ouis.'
plunderers. In pursuance Of Ia puTpo'F
hunt down corruption and oOrTupti0nii' b'
REGIsTRR will lay before the people hAaI
startling facts concerning the outlay 81 s'-p
funds npOn public works The most engr 1i
frauds are known 10 have h0en perpctrai''' Al'
every tax payer has an interest In their d',siE,
ment. We call upon tho people 10 seooAa '"'
support rs In our effort.
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Kansas News.

LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, November
l0.-Susan b. Anthony, Lucy Stone,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and sever.
al prominent ladies of Kansas. members
of the female suffrage committee, feel.
ing encouraged at the very flatteripr
vote just given woman's suffrage IN this
State have projected an extensive cam
paign in the Northern and Eastern
States and have arranged for meetings
in the following places at which the
above named ladies will speak:
Omaha, November 10; Desmoines, No
vember 81; Chicago, November %; Mil
waukee, November 23; st. Louis, No
vember 20; Louisville. November %;
Cincinnati, November q; Cleveland,
November 90; Buffalo, November 30;
Rochester, December 2; Syracuse. De-
cember & Albany, December 4; Spring.
field, Mass, December 6; Worcester,
December .; Boston, December 9; Hart
ford, December 10; Philadelphia, De-
cember ~; New York, December Ia.
George Francis Train has telegraphed
that he also will speak in behalf of
female suffrage at the above named
places and times.
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ANTHOLOGY. q
The World AstoniShed
Attic WONDERFUL REVELATIONS AiDtb
THE GREAT AsTROLOGIsT'
MADAME H A. PERBIGo

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Cincinnati srarket.

SltSlNINAAAf &tSNSA@SSA es
FLOuR-Unchanged and quiet; not
much demand; sales of family at II 90
all 25.
WHEAT--Dull and unchanged; sales
of No. red winter at 240; No.
spring at 2 0s.
CORN-Unchanged and in good de-
mand; new ear 30; no demand for old.
OATS-Quiet at 64a65c for No. /.
RYE-Dull at l 80 for No. !.
BARLEY-In good demand; sales of
No. fall at so.
F. COTTON-Firmer; sales of middling
at Il; low middling 16i.
TOBACCO-Unchanged; sales of IS
hhds at 51a6 for trash and low Tugs; Sta
l04 for medium to good Tugs; 15a24 for
leaf; 81 boxes Ohio seed leaf sold at 13s
a19t, according to quality.
WHISKY-Unchanged; demand for
free at irregular rates.
MESS PORK-Dull at 20 90.
BACON-Dulla and nominal; shoulders
12a14c; clear sides 15sa16c; clear rib Is
a154c.
LARD-Dull at 12c.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-30c and in demand.
APPLES-Dull; large supply; sales
at 2 OOa3 so per barrel.
POTATOES-Dull ut 2 90a3 90 per
barrel: receipts large.
SEEDS-Market dull; Glover l2ta12;;
timothy 25a2 40; fax 2 90.
LINSEED OIL-Unchanged; small
sales at Oh.
Observation-Disclosures to 50a53 for
refined free.
GOLD---At 1881 buying.
The weather is quite warm like
spring; nothing doing in hogs; there
fore prices nominal.
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New Work Iien,..

New YORK, November 9.-The failure
of Tracy, Irwin 81 Co, is reported. The
runlors that national bank is affected
thereby are untrue,as it holds securities
to the amount of $4,000 above what is
owing it by the firm.
1t is said the report of great revenue
fraud in 18th street is mere revamping
Of one in another location of week
ago, where 100000 cigars was sworn to
when 1000, 900 had been sold.
A few minor seizures of whisky were
made to-day.
The subscriptions to the building
fund of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociatien in this city amounts to over
$40 900.
Several cases of alleged illegal voters
were before the Csurt to-day. George
Fox was convicted and sentenced one
month in the Penitentiary and two were
discharged. One of them, showing he
was an honorably discharged soldier
and by act of Congress, was authorized
to vote.
The. wife of Mr.. Frederick Essler, .
shoemaker, residing in Brooklyn, gave
birth to four infants on Thursday morn
ing last. They weigh on an average
eight pounds each. Tho mother anu
children are doing we'll
Lloyd Garrison has arrived in Boston,
after n six months tour in Europe.
The Italian Minister, Cerruti, has
written q letter, thanking the Child
ren's Aid Society for its efforts in behalf
of destitute children of his cOuntrymen
in this city.
The Tammany City Convention was
held tonight and renominated Mayor
Hoffman.
The Mozart Convention meets next
week, and will undoubtedly nominate
Fernando Wood.
A special Washington dispatch to the
Express says the friends of Senator
Wilson, chairman of the Judiciary Com
mittee, asSerttthat he will kill the ill.,
parchment project by his casting vote.
Aspecial dispatch to the Post, dated
Washington, the 9th, says 1T is under
stood that a large portion of the Presl-
dents Forthcoming message will be de-
voted to the consideration of the ma
| tional finances. In conversation with
gentleman a few evenings since Mi.
johnson said he regarded the financial
question as the most important one now
before the country; he had no sympathy
with views recently set forth by either
Butler or Pendleton on the subject, but
argues with the opinion of Secretary
McCulloch, and believes III the contrac'
ton of the currency and a speedy re-
turn to specia payments.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Rumors in Regard TO Cabinet
Changes

Rumors in Regard 10 Cabinet
Changes.
NEW YORK, November 9-The Her.
aids Washington special says: Excel
lent authority states that the President
has determined to make changes in his
Cabinet.
Horace F. Smith, collector of New
York, has been tendered Postmaster
General or Secretary of Treasury.
It is also said that Reverdy johnson
will be rendered the position of secre-
tary of State.
1t is, said that Assistant Secretary
Chandler will resign December 3lst
There is host of applicants for the
place. u,
The Times special says: The Post
master Generals report will this veal
show a deficiency instead OF small
surplus.
The indications are that the Repub
lieaus will carry North Carolina In the
coming election.
General Grant has issued a circulal
stating that much property abandoned
BY rebels during the war has since beer
occupied by them without making tht
required application for its restoration
Ali such property will be formally takel
possession of by the Government on ths
ist of January next, and rented to rel
ugees and freedmen.
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so CASES CONCENTRATED LY

60 CASES CONCENTRATED LYE
so cases Concentrated Lye Philadelphia.
1000 lbs Soda Ash.
1000 lbs Sal Soda.
At LAgGHLIN, SMITH & Co.
90 kegs Bi Carbonate Soda.
500 lbs Pure Cream Tartar.
500 lbs Calambria Licorice.
$50 lbs Italian LioOTice.
At LAUGHLlS SMITH * 10
1000 lbs Pepper, in bags.
1000 lbs Allspce.
500 lbs Cloves.
$50 lbs Nutmegs, prime.
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH & Co.
5000 lbs Nader very fine.
1890 lbs Extract LOgwOod.
5000 lbs Alum.
l0OOlbs Blue Vitriol.
At LAuGHLLN, SMITH 20.
1000 lbs Indigo, Spanish float
1000 lbs Indigo, Manila.
1000 lbs Chip Logwood.
sOOlbs Cudbear.
At LAUGHLN, SMITH & Co.
20 barrels Linseed Oil.
% Tanners Oil.
10 Turpentine.
At LAUGHrIN, SMITH Co.
so dozen Paint Brushes, all numbers.
50 Sash Brushes.
lUU OnOe DIUSneS, udHuleb'
- Horse Brushes.
~ " busting Brushes.
At LAUGHLIS, Smith Co.
1000 lbs Cement for Fruit Jars.
50 dozen Fruit Jars.
500 Jar COrks.
800 lbs Ground Mustard.
500 lbs Mace, Race and Jamaica Ginger.
At LAUGHIIS, SMITH & Co.
100 boxes Hummel's Essence Coffee
50 dozen Flavoring Extracts.
50 Baking Powders.
200 Blueing for clothes.
At LAUGHhIS, SMITH & Co.
1000 dozen Essences, assorted.
500 Batemau Drops and G.. Cordial.
1000 " Castor and Sweet Oil.
500 Oil of Grapevinc-the only genuine
septIg LAUGHLIN, SMITH s. Co.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

WY HIGH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED MIST
w be the most important Political CAMpalgn
in the history Of our Government. The siIr
mishing preparatory 10 this great fight Ia.
rOady commenced; aud the condition Of NJ.
country makes the early and thorough dissent.
nation of the principles we advocate. pAli
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid of an
true men In extending the circulation Of NJ
REGISTER. There is not locality in the conn
try where Club could not b. made ~ With
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only In Il,
fifth year, IL already in point Of Circulation In
fuence, Ability and Value ranks among he
first papers in the land, and confessedly sian,
far ahead Of any Of its contemporaries In West
Virginia. IL Will be the aim vi the Proprietor
not only To maintain, hit TO add "a la high
,RputatimI.
This paper viii not De surpassed by ans PUB
LEGATION In the country for its cumpletones. a.
Family, Business and Political journal. In ID,
Telegraphic News Domestic asMen as by To-
Atlantic Cable; its rull and reliable Financial
and Market Reports; its Local intelligence, ia
compilation of News TRANSPORTING in the State
and throughout the nation. ~ lHE IHESuNE,,
vIGoR AND HONEST BoLDNEss or In EplrOMIs
and In all the requisites that 20 10 make up
WIDE-AWAKE, FIRST CLASS NEWSp4
PER, IL shall not be eScellcd
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Miscellaneous Items.

NEW YORK, November 9..-The steam
er Rising Star, from California, with
mahs to the 10Th, has arrived. She
brings nearly half a million in treasure.
Hon. John Butterield will be able to
start for home this morning.
The Tribune's special says: Forney
insists that what he said in his editor
ials concerning the position of Grant is
true, notwithstanding the assertion that
Grant has pronounced it false.
Senator Sherman, who is now in
Washington, says if the Presidential
election were held in Ohio n week hence,
either Grant or Chase could carry the
State on the Republican platform. lie
Is much Disguised with the present
timidity Of the Republicans.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, November 9.
STOCKS-Irregular, without activity
and closing heavy: Canton, 42ta33;
Boston Water Power, 17a17i; Cumber-
land Coal, 24a25; Quicksilver, 16al6i;
Mariposa, 7a9; do preferred, 14al4t;
Pacific Mail, l37a137t; Atlantic Mail,
ISL; Western Union Telegraph, 30Ba3l.
New York Central, lsal1li; Erie 72ta
72J; Hudson, 125al26; Reading, 955a96;
Ohio Certificates, 24s; Wabash, 80; St.
Paul, 4Ot; do preferred, 62i; Michigan
Central, lOSiaiO9; Michigan Southern,
79ta79t; Illinois Central, 126al26i; Pitts
burg, 52aS24; Toledo, 102alO3; Rock
Island, 95ta954; Northwestern, 474a475 i;
do preferred, 62fa63; Fort Wayne, 96s
a965; Missouri's, CAT; new Tennessee, 62t.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells, Fargo d
Co., 49sa5O; American, 65a65i; Adams,
69sa69t United States, Oia7l; Merchants
Union, 30ia3i.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.


,,,.>,, -, ,..-.
COl! oN-LeSs active anu urooP,hsi
saies 0i looo DaIes a' l'c ior iiiuuii"s
uPlands: oo,
fLOGh|hecelpts lI''14 parreisi ilar-
ket d1li, heaVy anu l va io"el'
sales OF oloV parreiS at oVa9 ~ LOT Dr. s ~
perhhe state ana western, 4oaio %
for extra state; 2oal2 10 Tor extra
western; otal2 81 lor ROUND no0p
ONO; ~ ooaio w Tor 81. Louis -Caii,
lorna nonr uuii ana heaV9i SAFES So vi ooo
SACKS at IL ooaio ~, o. Sa dG Oh 'oo oar
refs rye ,, HouT at ooa' w.
Miiohi-Sule1 anu uaenauSeu;
NHhAt-kecelpts DC, ~ l92 ooo G 1i
market lac io"cI, safes Co'oVV ousheis
at 7a2 los 1or NO. spring; ~ iaf
Nos. and Z DO mixed; 222ta2 IS for
No. 90.
RlE-Qmet and scarcely SO firm.
BAkLEl-A shade better; sales OF
l6,OOo bushels Canada west at 5oa
l 63t.
MALI-Qulet.
PEAS-Canada trmer; sales OF l4,OOO
bushels at Az IN bond:
COkN-kecelptS 24,4o4 bushels; mar
Ket ic better; sales oo,ooo DnSllels AT
Iosai - ,.t III III nH .Si ser Ui"o.
at "'al 1917, anu l "oa ior uaniaSeu
DO: ~ ,,,o
VA loIheceiPts Oh od d4 Ia ousnels;
market dull; sales OF 59,oVo bushels at
"SrIt foT western. ,,
Hoa W anu unonauseu. :,,
49, 80. go 49, 900 "nO uo nuJi
ot% teo AZ n,Se, S",io a. 49, oUo''00 po"Au'
a' 42a ;TiI lSf uo mes S, neece.
LEA iiiEh-'oio "uii' n'"iAe' ia'oi
buyers: , , n.
hlSh-hather more onetihg'' market
Itlhe weaker, safes vi 10 tlerces Caro-
ma Go aJgtaloc:
KINDS 9TEu nominal al
If AZ bogsbeads Cuba NJ IIsa13c. IosS
boxes Havana at 1lal2c.
| OLASSES-Nominal.
PETROLEUM-Qu at 12c for
crude and 2Sia29c for refined bonded.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Heavy and very dull: sales of
1850 barrels at 90 75a26 81 for mess,
closing at 90 10 cash and 10 50a20 90 for
prime; also sales of 500 barrels mess at
sellers option for all the year at 20 80.
BEEF-Heavy; sales of 2S5 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Heavy and lower:
sales of ITO barrels western at "a so
a27 90.
BACON--Quiet; sales of 100 boxes of
and 500 10 for December 18th to January
18th at los.
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from ~. Louia.

ST. LOUIS, November 9.-The steamer
Deer Lodge, from the Upper Missouri,
arrived at Omaha last night, with one
hundred and twenty passengers and
two millions in treasure.
Colorado papers strongly oppose the
scheme of adding the northern part of
that territory to Wyoming.
The Peace Commissioners left North
Platte for Fort Laramie yesterday.
Nothing has transpired relative to their
proceedings at North Platte.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPuIA, November lO.-Under
the recent decision of the. Supreme
Court cars were run on several city
railways to-day, and was well patroniz-
ed. In some churches the ministers de-
nounced the whole affair rs most wicked
and unchristianlike.
John Culp, who is implicated in the
murder of VIM. Riddle in this city in
May last, was captured yesterday ut
North East in Maryland. He made no
objections to coming to this State with
out the formality of "a requiSilion from
the Governor, and has been fully COM
mittcd for trial.
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"a St, Cortlsudt st, MONTREAL july II, 1864,

"a st. Cortlsndt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
AsGHs. Derins d Bolton.-Gentlemen For
the last eleven months have been suffering al
most daily from severe attacks Of Dyspepsia;
so much so that could with difficulty retain q
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression Of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness Of sight. 1 tried various cathartic
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any effectual relief, till used
four bottles OF Hubbel's Golden Bitters, since
which period have not been troubled with a
single one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
it my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.