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From Rt.Lnuir.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2T.-The Democrats
Junction City. Kansas, correspondence
says: Gov. Army, of New Mexico, just
arrived from Santa Fe, reports that a
heavy snow had fallen in New Mexico.
Gov. Army reports that the Indians on
the plains are disposed to be peaceable,
but those in Arizona and New Mexico
are on the war path, and have commit
ted a number of murders the past
month
The military camp on the Members
river has been broken up and the troops
compelled TO leave. Five settlers were
killed and stock valued at over so, 600
driven or All The settlers and miners
on the Members river have gone to
Missilla for protection. III horses and
mules were stolen from Missiila three
weeks ago, and about the same time
500 sheep were driven away from a
point on the Pearce river.
One thousand five hundred Indians
left the reservation near Fort Goodwin
Jan. 2Ist, for New Mexico, where they
will doubtless depredate on settlers and
Three men were killed near Lascones,
January 10Th, by party of Mexicans
from the vicinity Of Taos, while cam
paigning.
The Apaches made an unprovoked
assault on the MoQuise village in Ari-
IONA, and carried on a woman and II
children and 100 head of stock. The
Indians on whom the outrages were
committed called themselves Chris
tians, and are non-residents. Through
the exertions of Gov. Army the women
and seven children were restored to
their friends and the stock returned.
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COMMERCIAL AND FNkNCIAI,

Corrected IleeEtg 6y LKST, NOR LSON6 o.,
HhoSeSdte GTooeTS, IS and So Main 81
~ WHEELING, Feb. y, 1857.
A moderate trade doing Prices generally
firm. Coffee shows decided advance.
Flour iuctuated, but our quotations show
FLoUR-The market is firm at our quota
ton, with fair demand. Extra So; double
Extra Sl2 5gl25 So Family So 75Sl4 IS; white
wheat Fancy SIS T5Sl6.
GRAIS-Oats 45e. Corn 65c.
PRoyIsIoSs-ShOuldeFs lO1< 91Ic; new sugar
cured hams ISe; plain common l5c.
kegs for choice family. " HI. NJ.
SEEDs-Clover seed active and advanced to
g 90. Timothy seed 81 Os3 "a.
ing.
Eess-scaEee and nominal 900 ~
sCHKRsE-W. R I6c; Eactory Ise -.
BEASs-S2 50 per bu-
PF1I.E1ss..s2O6Ss 50 per Dbl, as in quality;
CARBoS on Selling at 45c for refined.
LARD OIL-Redned extra No. 81 Is
CoFFEE-Fair TO good &c; prime G92Sc;
EssEScE OF CoFFEE-HummeIs So 50 per
SUGAR common lie; Cuba I2eIgzs
coffee lSzc; B 90 i5L<c; do l5c.
for S s6s - s for lower grq1des; s0eS Is
Castle.
. EIsH q mackeTel in half bbls, for No.
herring, half Dbl, 81 %; white nsh, haIi Dol,
BRooMs-s22 . for good, and 8 0s4 90 for
SITS % nom yard, for Ohio River; 8 IS
ToBAcco-7557Scf for dark los. rs and IS;
navy Az s2cgsl % for bright rs and Is; 81 l6S
c6TToS YARS-oOc for steubeuvfle; sc
NFlTTu a
SoAP-Sc for family; loo for German: Ia
ISc for Eastern family
LEsIl5c for city mould taIIow; Csc for
RR!CE=CaTolina l2ssG Rangoon lIIzc.
" o SSIls 1.-TWO I5lE7Iwo hoop buckets S so
Tubs, No. /, SIS CO. No. = SIS 80; No. 3, So %
LEAD AND sHoT-Bar lead lsc. Shot s. 50
DRUGS AND oILs-Indigo 81 6Nal IS, ac-
cordinE TO quality blue vitriol I5c;ext. log
l5s; Hnseed oil 81 So market firTn; tam
ner's oil 81 40Sl 50; lubricating OIL S5d 4Ic;
mats ma n sS N cloves Ses en- 10 e q M, IN
o; mace 81 1871 %; bofax $50 4Oc; Cam ph0r
81 50 concentrated I've slOSl 50, the latter for
GLAss-Franklin brand, SxIO, IS 75: exll,
S. =; I0xl2, 50 50; lOxl4, So 50.
lRoS-Stoyes and castings &C; stoves, stand
ard size, fun trimmed, IS O0SsS 90; hollow
mon tacEs !g$555s weights, s59iG per cent
l.ASSNAAAIs AA4A. uJZIU cent discount
Swede, s9S1c-5S weights 62IS per cent. dis
count; ful = per cent discount Bar IRON
SIC other kinds in proportion.
NAuS-lOd % ed nails, 50 70 per keg; sd
and sd nails, s. 90 per keg; cd and I'd nails,
- =. other sizes in proportion.
STRAP AND 7. 5HISGES.-Prices quite firm
at card rates, with usual concessions to the
wholesale dealer-oriers ahead OF supply.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole leather S7eT sOc.
Oak tanned 45SEc. Harness SSG4Oc. Cali
skins-German S2OOa2 10: American-sI Is.
upper leather-SiOS45. French c. S, 81 OF :
HIDEs-Green &c; calf skins l5c.
MANILA RoPE-Large sizes 2SLZc; 6ds
thread Mo II thread 2Ic; oakum So 25d6 rs.
W KEELING ALEX SO per bbl: Xxx Sll;
Kennel Size champagne SIIi porter $40 brow :
LAGER BEER-SSdIO
CASKS-Bbl 81; halls So
MALT-ST 65dI 20 --=-a=-z-
HoPs-Sew 65lZ70c; old, nominal
WooL-40S45c for common; 5O957c for dne
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NEW YoRK, Feb. N.-Report says a
Fenian envoy has arrived from Ire
land who says that the English state
ments that the rebellion is ended are
false; that the uprising was general In
the counties of Kerry, Dublin and Tip
perary. The organization is stronger
than ever. Soldiers are under drill OF
400 men who served in this country
during the rebellion. As TO the defec-
ton among the British troops, it is I'M
derstood, they viii march wherever
ordered, but when they come to fire,
they Will know what 70 do.
The American officer has enlisted
5000 British troops since Christmas.
At meeting of the Fenians here to-
day, no want of confidence in the
movements or orders was eviuced.
Plans were submitted for CONDUCTING
the war for the freedom OF Ireland, and
1t Is said TO be coutem plated, ifthe Wig
lance OF the British Government IN
Ireland shall render movements there
extra hazardous, to transfer operations
to England and Scotland, 80 1
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 9th of February.
hEGRAPH.

PARIS, Feb. z7.-The French govern
ment officially announce that they win
not relinquish the right to search the
baggage of all foreigners arriving in
France.
LoSDoS, Feb. 27-Noou.-Consols 81 ;
Erie, s71<; niinois.centrai, TX; 5-aOs,
7s1z. .-S 49,
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27-Noon.-cotton
dull and inactive; Anddling Upland is
quoted = higher, sales at 1S13. Tallow
unchanged. #E
LONDON, Feb. 27-Eveniug.-Consols
81, Erie shares -S67I, Illinois Central
1871 $50 bonds 49,. --l--
LIVERPOOL, Feb. H-Eyenins. =
Breadstufs dull; corn SIS. for mixed
western. Provisions unchanged. Ba-
con 4ls- per cwt. for middlss. Lard sos.
Sd. for American produce. Linseed oil
Sss. Iron SIS. cd. for pig.
VIENNA, Feb. 2T.-Garibaldi arrived
here yesterday, and was greeted with
unbounded enthusiasm.
PARIS, Feb. N.-one of the reforms
proposed by the Emperor-tbe abolish
ment OF a reply TO the Address from
the throne, is peculiarly unpopular
The liberal party insist upon the pres
ervation ofthis privilege.
In the French Courts of admiralty, in
the case Of the United States against
Arman Fills, the appeal of the United
States against Deene, requiring pay
ment into court of a certain sum as
surety for costs of suits, was again re-
jected. -.
LONDON, Feb. eE.-The party called
Adulainst, and under the leadership of
Roebuck, have resolved to join their
forces with the Liberals. --
The English Court of Admiralty, in
the case of the steamer Alexandria,
which U. S. Consul Dudley recently
commenced a suit to recover, has re-
quired security for the costs in the
event Of the case being decided for de-
PENDANTS. a final decision is reserved
until the performance of this prelimi-
nary.
FRANKFORT. Feb. 27.-Evening.-
Five-twenty bonds 769<.
PARIS, Feb. T.-Evening.- u. S.
bonds SIS. r-.--r
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rARKErs D. rELEaR.pH.
81 YoEk. &C.,
REGULAR REPORT


COTroS-More active, and under advance
IN gold shade hrmer. sales z509 bales al Sig
size for uplands
FLoUR-Receipts 1913 bbIs, market more
steady sales mo bbls at s. S59lO % for super
nnes state and western; SO 70 Tor extra west
erni Sll loegl2 Is for choice do; SO S5il IS for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio and
81 SoSl2 50 for tEads brands market closing
quiet
w,zBKY-ouist md steady; sales zoo bBls
state In bond at 3 81
Receipts Ies2 bus nnarke,
shade 6rmer: sales 100 bus at 81 II Tor 40 Z
Milwaukee; - Ea2 30 FOR No. 2 Rye-orIsf,
sales 20QD bus western at 81 Hal ~ F3aTieys
QnIet; sales $50 bus Canada WeSf n bond IN
private terms Barley Aalt-CSuief: saIe-s lsii
bus a. 81 81 Corn-ReeeIpts 2sl6 brls- Tnari-sf
l92c better, with q fair demand, partly specn-
laftVe5 sales $500 bus at SI6sai 0siZ for
MIXED western in store 81 lOLSai II affo4t:
SlOs Tor Wes1ern yellow: 81 10 for white
southernr and q q for new southern Oats-
lar better: sales 1850 bus At 5s16sc for
state. -
PEAS Bond about 81 %. s--r-se
=. soootL-2uiet and steady; sales $1,000 rs at
fo9oSc IoI donettr aeece; F652c for p1ned,
40 1t5S4c Tor Texas
LEAIAER-HeruiocE sole nm At 28d2qc for
middle ana heavy do 80
RICE-Tum
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FANCY sToREI
Main Street, between Union q Monroe
Wamtad.

a cENTsSS TO $40 PER MONTH,
a everywhere, male and female, to intro
Sfuee throughout the United states, the
EMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine viii stitch, hem, fell, tuck Quilt, bind,
braid and ernbroider in most superior man
nve years We will pay $1,000 for any ma
chine thai VIII sew n stronger more bealu-
full OF more elastic seam than ours II makes
the Elastic Lock Stitch Every second
stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot oe
pulled apart without tearing il We pay
agents from SIS To 500 per month and expen-
So or q commission from which twice thai
amount can be made Address,
SEC0AB & CO., Cleveland, Ohio,
CAUTI0N.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming on WORTHLESS c2st-tron
machines, under the same name or othsr-
Ufse Ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
fah2-Inad- = II
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Report OF the Committee on the New
Orleans Riots.

Report OF the Committee on the New
Orleans Riots
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-The Com
mittee on the New Orleans Riots, who
were instructed to enquire into the al
legged frauds in the New Orleans Gus
tom House, have made report on the
latter branch, in which they say they
desired not to attempt an investigation
OF matters, concerning which no infor-
nation had been given to them, or into
occurrences said TO have transpired at
so remote date as 1862, but conformed
their action to that part of the resolu-
ton which regarded the appointments.
The conclusions at which the commit
tee arrived at are:
First-That it does not appear that
the collector, Mr.. Kellog, has made ap-
pointments of persons whom he had
reason to believe had been in any way
connected with the rebel service.
Second-That it does not appear that
Mr.. kellogg deemed it his duty to in
quire, and that he had not in fact, in
qnired, as to the antecedents of the APP
plicaats for Office, with reference to
their connection with the federal or the
rebel service.
Third-That removals had been made,
some of which were quite recently per-
sons employed in the Custom House,
when il appeared that they had been
actually engaged in rendering service
~ GAc ECDG1AlOh anu ~ Tie EeDSA cause.
Fourth-That great and continual
care should be taken in the appoint
ment of officers, whose duty it is to
protect the government against frauds
upon the revenue laws; that none but
genuine and known friends of the gov
eminent should be appointed to office.
Fifth-That such care has been in
formally taken in all the departments
of the Custom House. Representative
Boyer, one OF the committee, does not
unite with the majority in this conclu-
sion. ErsT
Sixth-That the effect of the exami-
nation made by the committee will be
to ensure the exercise of greater care in
the retaining of parties now in office
and in the appointments hereafter to be
made.s
Seyenth-That it is not expedient at
this time to recommend to the House OF
Representatives any action concerning
the appointments to offices in the Gus
tom House at New Orleans.
The Collector in letter to the COM
mittee says of the 252 employed in the
Custom House, a have served in the
United States army, Is in the navy and
| . have been connected with the army
as clerks, or nearly so per cent. of the
entire number. All the regular APP
pointeeS have taken the oaths required
by law. Some persons who had served
in the rebel cause obtained appoint
ments under cover of the test oath, but
whenever cases of this kind were
brought to the attention of the Collector
he dismissed them.
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FromLOuIsvIlIe.

LOUISVILLE. Feb 27.-The Louisville
Bridge Company, chartered to build the
bridge across the Ohio river, yesterday
elected W. B. Hamilton, President. 1t
IS reported that the work viii be COM
menced Immediately.
]. I. Baker is the nominee of the
Union Convention for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, instead of John Mason Brown.
The latter is the nominee for Attorney
General
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CAIRO, Feb. N.-Arrived-The St.
Charles, from New Orleans to Louis
6lLle, at A. NJ; Louisiana, from New
Watts, from Evansville to Memphis. 3
A. NJ. The Osceda and Ohio River
passed down without landing, at "a. n.
The Warner, and barEes, from Pitts
burgh to st. Louis, at 10 A. NJ Nissis-
sippi, from New Orleans to ST. ionis at
IL A. NJ P. W. Strader, from New Or
leans to ST. Louis, u NJ.
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HARRIsBURe, Feb. T.-At the Tenn
perance Convention. this morning, =
resolution was adopted calling on the
medical profession TO be careful in
prescribing alcoholic drinks A reso
luton was also adopted urging the
enacting of q law to prevent the man
ufacture of so-called bitters. Horace
Greeley made = lengthy speech.
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NEW York, Feb. N-The Times has
private advices from San Domingo,
leading it to believe the mission OF
Secretary Seward to the West Indies
was wholly successful, the object being
a treaty with President Cabral, securing
the long desired bay of SANTANA, as a
naval station OF the United States.
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ToIedo GrnInMarLel

IVA-E49OI Z 60. ~ 100.
mand for winter and spring was confined Ia
few car lots. Sales 40 bus amber at 81 81
so BUS do Al 3 -; $50 bus No. ? Chicago spring
At e %; so bus amber al = 80; 100 bus No.
spring at g 81. The majority Of holders OF
spring are hrm At g IL
CoRS-pull, parties apart No. new Il
held at Csc, with SIC bid
OATE-Duu- no transactions.
RY-We heard 81 G5 offered for No.
Michigan. but this was below SelIRrsf yytesTS
BARLEY-NoninaI.
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River and weather.

C1Sc1SSATI, Feb. sI.-The river has
| fallen inches. There is 4S feet 10 in
ches water in the channel. Thermom-
eter 49,
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.EooNp-HANp PIANOS
OF variOusmakes for sale Iowat
JAnsl wM.H. sHEIBs Music Store
B. F. CALDWELL

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER. TIN
M and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. l3 Main
Street, Wheeling, West virginia
would respectfully call the attention of
me Public 70 my large and select stock OF
gSsoPper sun. Copper and Bras Rettlez- Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tons
.o yon E Work Of al kinds win receive my per-
on Wei Casing and Sand Pumps made to
ty2s ZEE. OAInWFII
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N o r w A Y

Iron Manufacturing Comply,
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE FOOT
4 toT an s4rest manufactures Of NUTS
RlITS WASHERA etc. Also all. kinds OF
TACRS RRADS Finishing SHOE, and
HTTNGI R1AN NAILS. JOB MACHINE
WOfSE a@d RI,ACKSAITTHING promptly
enecutsd, and on Tools made 70 order
tznz-Iy
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EDWARD REED,
SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURER

Sohh street, bet Main and Market,
WHEELING, w. VA.
TEE SUBSCRIBER RETURNS THANKS
4 70 the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on the nrm OF Reed a Neili, and re-
spectfulty announces that he viii continue
the manufacture OF Soap and Candles at tho
old stand, and requests the attention OF those
who purchase 10 sell again, TO his large and
fe67-sm EDWARD REED.
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Corrected Weekly 6g LKST, NOR RLSON6 %
Wholesale GroeeTS. IS and 50 Main ST.
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MELoDEoNsI IN WALNUT AND Ros9
NJ wood cases, portable and piano style,
S e ana plain, new and second -hEnd,
jansi " WI WI n. sHErR.s u,.,, s,o,.
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PARIS, Feb. z7.-The French govern
ment officially announce that they viii
not relinquish the right to search the
baggage of all foreigners arriving in
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An Act relating to the redemption of bank notes

IL IS hereby enacted, sc. =
SEC. l. After the expiration of the chartas%s
any bank chartered by this State, or after ~
termination of the existence of any such Gan am
agreeably to the laws of this State, such u" al
may cause notice to be published in all the VIZ
~ newspapers in the county where such 0ahA .iJ
located, for one full year. setting forth tbat s'i
Dank will redeem its outstanding bills, the aa, ne
the expiration of its charter, or the date OF .u
termination of its existence, and copy OF ths a.
And upon due publication of such notice, NV
such bank nor its officers shall be liable 70 an ~,
action for the non-redemption OF any OF ne o~,
standing bills, unless the same shall have oso5
duly presented, and payment thereof demanu1 ~
within the year aforesaid, at the banking mousse y
| said bank. ,.....-
SEC. 2. After the expiration of the charter,
or after the termination of the existence OF az. -
such bank as aforesaid. such bank shall cease y
be subject TO the operation, or liable to the p,o
/ visions of the sixty-third section of d a PFC
eighty mine of the General Statutes: -, ne
SEC. g. This act shall take effect froii ~
passage.
Approved, Nov. u lo66.-5lw5S
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NOTICE.

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SEVERE INJURY.-C. Bradbury, of
Corinth, while slowing away oats up
on high scafold, slipped and fell
upon stake of a hay cart, which en-
tered his side just below the arm pit,
and came out at the shoulder in front
of the collar bone, making a wound
some four inches in length externally.
The large artery and vein situated in
this region was completely exposed,
and the muscles lacerated to great
extent. The stake being drawn from
the arm, he was carried to the house,
and DIR. George A. Bagley was imme-
diately called, who dressed the wound
skillfully, and Bradbury is doing well.
DR.. Bag ley is skillful surgeon, and
very cool operator, especially in a
case of emergency.-Argus.
The Secretary of the Treasury will
show in his next annual report thai
over $12O,OOO,0OO of the public deb
was paid during the fiscal year ending
June 80. Since the 31st of Angus
1865, over $264,00C,OO0 have beer
paid. At this rate the whole deb
would be paid in twenty years.
The general term of the Suprem
Court of this State for 1867 is order
ed to be held at Montpelier on the frs
Tuesday of November next. a
Rev. Edward L. Fairbanks has az
cepted call to the pastorate of tn
First Congregational Church of S
Johnsbury. y y @oAo eA AA
f.sa aaeigs baa oo9ad,
Last week, a citizen of Sheffield
sold his wife and children to anothe
chap who wanted wife, receiving
specified sum for the lot, and chez
fully gave quit claim. i'mrr. "a