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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-29

san FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S.-The granite
Touring mills at Folsom, one of the
largest establishments in California,
was destroyed by fire on Saturday
night.
The Milton Badger with dates of the
18th of January, from Sandwich Is
lands, has arrived.
Walker, Allen & Co., had failed
The event cast gloom over the entire
community.
Leprosy prevailed to fearful extent
on the Island of Malakai.
a telegram from Idahoe says, Gen.
Crook returned to camp Lyon with a
100 prisoners and So horses that were
captured A number were killed. He
expects big fight soon.
The steamer Continental, from Ma
zatIan, brings Slle, 200 in treasure.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 28th of January.

LosDoS, Jan. 26.-Erie declined 4;
opening rates 49,. Illinois Central
advanced =; quoted at sI1[. Five
Twenties unchanged-72N. Consols
advanced y, closing at 81.
The Times contains long Washing
ton letter. The writer reports a con-
versation held with the President, who
spoke very strongly justifying himself
in the position taken on the subject of
reconstruction and violently assailing
Congress for usurping Judicial and
Executive power.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26.-Cotton yarn
unchanged.
PARIS, Jan. 26.-Minister Dix has
urged the French government to aban-
don the system of searching strangers
baggage ARRIVING in France.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-Austria is strongly
increasing her military force on the
Turkish frontiers.
Paris semi-oficiaI journals deny that
Macmillan will be candidate for the
Presidency of Mexico.
Consols advanced 1-16th, closing at
81 l-16i 5-2Os advanced to ~ 13-16ths,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. i6-Evening.-Cot-
ton, firm and more active at I4sI.
Breadstuffs are generally dull. Me-
dunn Western corn has declined 42s@
as cd.
ST PETERSBURG, Jan. 27.-Advices re-
ceived from Behring's Straits state that
the American portion OF the Russian
American Telegraph is completed and
the Straits have been surveyed for the
purpose of finding suitable place for
laying the submarine cable. The Rus
sian portion of this great enterprise is
expected to be finished by next Au-
tumn.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 27.-The o. S.
Man-ofwar has LEFT Bosphorus to take
Cretan fugitives on board and trans
port them to Greece.
BERNE, Jan. 2T.-The government of
Austria has made overtures to the Fed
eral authorities with view to common
cling negotiations for a commercial
treaty between the two countries.
LONDON, Jan. 27--Two clipper ships,
l4OulS w assn duo- SuhIlOLlt W me,
which sailed from Calico, on a race to
Europe, have reached GibraIter, having
made the voyage in 1O4 days. The Louis
Walsh won the race by only % min
utes.
FLORENCE, Jan. 2s.-The Pope is in
clined to grant the ecclesiastical de-
mands of Italy.
LONDON, January IS, Noon.-United
States $40 bonds have advanced SIG;
Erie declined y; other American secu-
rites unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2S.-The cotton
market is firmer and quite active; sales
to-day will reach 10000 bales; prices
unchanged.
The Cunard steamship China, which
left Boston on the 10th, arrived here.
The steamship Hibernia, from Port
land, 18th, arrived last night.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Lord Derby is i'll.
Mr.. Gladstone has returned to Eng
land On his way home, he passed
through Paris, and had an interview
with Napoleon.
TRIESTE, Jan. 2s.-The Empress Car
lotte has completely recovered her
health.
LONDON, Jan. 2s.-It is reported that
the Greek hero, Ranoris, intended toIgo
to America to thank the people of the
United States for their sympathy, and
to ask the Government to send a fleet
of monitors to the assistance of the Gre
tans.
MARsIELLEs, Jan. 2s.-The American
monitor Miantonomiat is now lying at
this harbor, and daily crowded with
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Washtngton specIals.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The Times spe-
clal says, extremists have piled up the
rates in the tariff bill in the Senate so
high that there is possibility that the
bill may fan altogether. Copper has
been put at 8 cts. per pound, which is
equal to 80 per cent. ad valorem. BIZ
luminous coal, which the committee
recommended at so cents. has been fix
ed at one dollar and a half, and so on.
The story about a quarrel between
General sherman and Minister Camp
bell is totally false.
1t appears if the government is
obliged TO give notice of sales of gold,
1t Will be at the mercy of spectators.
1t now looks as though the efforts to
reduce the tax on whisky would be in
effectual.
Mr.. McGinnis, whose nomination as
Minister to Stockholm was rejected on
Saturday. sailed for his destination a
week ago, presuming his confirmation
was sure.
F. W. Seward is expected to return
from the West Indies about the middle
of the present week.
The Tribune special SAYS: Mr.. Alli-
sons propositionIuo issue $50, 600, 900 per
cent notes, 10 take the place of the
compound interest notes, which are re-
deemable the present year, meets with
considerable opposition in the Ways
and Means Committee. The friends of
the measure desire 10 get it out of Com
mittee, as they believe it will pass the
House.
The Herald's Washington special
says the charges against Indian Com
missioner Bogar, are not likely to be
sustained.
The Investigation Committee, upon
the action of Quartermaster's, in rela-
ton to Southern Railroads, has shown
that the Quartermasters department
has faithfully maintained the interests
of the country.
The Judiciary Committee, in the in
yestigation of the apprenticing system
under the laws of Maryland, find that
the course, in some instances, seems 10
ce derelict in the observance ofLhe civil
rights bill.
The New Orleans riot Commissioners
will report this week, and will not be
favorable to Louisiana. Ii is said that
no mitigation has been found for the
hostile and disloyal character recently
attributed to that State.
The unconditional Union men of
East Tennessee, at recent meeting en-
dorsed the action of Governor Brown
low, and instructed the delegates TO
vote for his nomination in the State
Convention on the I'D of February.
In case he declined, the delegates were
directed to vote for Col. Stokes, and
Hon. r. B. Butler was named to sue
coed Col. Stokes in Congress, in case
the latter was nominated for Governor.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, JanuRr.
REGULAR REPORT
irm; sales 1870 bales

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToS-Very firm; sales $50 t,aIeS
S2lS bbls: sales 400 bbls; snperfine go aE,S
western 50 50dl0 Is; extra western sin Ne
II 60' choice Sll 70td IL 90; round hoon ONO
shipping brands 81 s57l2 90; trade brands
Sl2 5o9ls 50; closing dull
WHSKf-Somtnai,
GRAIS-W heat-Dun and dropping; sales
500 bus white Canada al s. Rye-More ac-
tive; sales 1900 bus western at 81 p; Canada
sales rumoTed for report on private terms.
CoTn-E avOrS buyer: receipts 100 bus. sales
4 on bus mixed western in store at 81 l5ll l6;
western yellow in store 81 Il. Oats-Heavy;
6l965c.
IRoCERIEs-Dun. Susar-sales 600 hhds
Cuba at lO5SGIO1<c; Havana lG5<c.
PETRoLEUN-Dull; sales 100 bbls crude 19
9l91zc; refined IN bond 29a3O1S.
HoPs-Quiet and fiTmeT at S5970 for newt
PRoVISIoSS-POIk-Op firmer, but
closed heavy; sales $3.50 bbls at SIC SG2O g.
for new mes, closing at SD 40 cash for west
cash; SIG 159l1 % for prime, and SIG 25SaO %
for prime western; also 22jO bbls new mess at
SO 62C4D IS, seller February and March
Beef-Dull; sales $50 bblS at previous prices.
Beef Hams-Unchanged; sales SS3 256S3 2g1<.
Bacon-Steady; sales 800 boxes at I04l01Sc for
Cumberland cut; ll1S@llI&c for short ribbed,
and &c Tor short clear Cut MeaIs-Stsady /;
sales 20 Packages Al e1SGShzc for shoulders,
and l01Sc for hams. Dressed Hogs-Firmer
al SzG9c for western Lard-HeaVy: sales
ll5O bbls at lls<Sl215c for old, and l21zSlS7sc
for new.
BUTTER-Steady at I5aSOc for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Qutet at lS9 l91zc.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEE-Market steady with fair business
at Sal per cent SteriinR-Dull at l0Ssza
lO93 5. gold. for first class bills.
GoLD-Without material change; opening
at 1885, advancing TO 1875 and closing at
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The ELECTION In GeorgetoVn.

The large number of negroes regis
tered in Georgetown renders it proba-
BILE that the Radical candidate for
Mayor, Charles D. WEIGH, will be
elected. At a meeting of freedmen
held on Friday night, the following in
terrogatories were read, which the col
ored people of Georgetown intend to
PROFOUND 10 the candidate for the
mayoralty:
FIrSt-Haye you been in favor of en-
franchising colored men in this district
since slavery was abolished
4SecoHd-Are you in favor of giving
the same civil and political rights to
the people of color that are enjoy ed by
the whites?
Ihird-Are you in favor of the edu-
cation of colored children, and will
you, in case you are elected Mayor, use
your power and influence to give them
the same advantages in regard to
schools as are given to white children?
FOHTth-Will you, if elected, so exc
cute the laws and ordinances of the
city as to admit of no distinction on
account of color, as required by the act
of Congress, known as the Civil Rights
bill?
Fgh-Will you, when laborers and
mechanics are employed by the Corpo-
ration, SO distribute the labor as to give
employment to whites and blacks
alike?
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan 2S.-Advices from
Montana say that the desperadoes in
that territory have again become so
bold as to call out from the old Regu-
lators notice that the reorganization
of the company has been necessary,
and thereafter all offenders will be Sc
vereiy dealt with.
The Salt Lake vidette contradicts its
report of the murder, by the Indians, of
q party of miners who We're out pro-
speeding. They have returned to the
settlements, and report that rich de-
posts of gold have been discovered by
them.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS, Jan. 26,-General
Johnston's remains have arrived. An
buildings are draped in mourning.
Thousands of people met the body al
the depot and escorted it to the Semi
nary, where it will remain in state nm
til Monday, when it will be taken TO
Austin for interment-
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d. NICoLL & BROS,
janIp MAIN STREET.
State Commission Notice!
notice 10 Loyal sInve-Owners.

Souce 10 LOyal bInWe-OWneFB-
NNHE COMMIssIoN APPOINTED BY THE
i Secretary of War, under the 24th section
Path, 1854. and section II. OF an Act approved
July 18th, 1856 In respect o slaves enlisted or
States, having assembled Rtthe City OF Par
keIsburg, West Virginia, on thu twelfth day
Of December. 1895, and duly organized rs Der
directions from the War Department, do
hereby give notice To all Whom II may ON
CITY OF PRrkerSburE, West Va, on the 18Th
day of December, 1896; and as long thereafter
a. may be Necessary nj the same place, for the
Commission. Claimants for compensation
under the said Acts OF Congress, are respect
f3lly requested 10 forward theiT claims with
the required proofs, ~ promptly MS luay he,
directed TO HENRY AAIs5, Clerk of Commits
sion, Parkersburg, West Virginia.
For the information OF those Interested We
respectfully invite their attention to the FOL
Ewing Instructions received from the War
First. No claim will be entertained miles,
u is shown that the Slave enlisted, or Wa
orAiled In the Stnts for which the ComInis-
second. No cIa,In win be entertained
when the ownership or title 10 the servl * or
tine party enlisted, II based upon a sale or
eul SlInent Of the Sl.ve. -
Third. Executions, Guardians and Trustee,
must Me with claims made In behalf OF tue
parties tney represent. satisfactory evidence
thai they have been legally invested with
Fourth, Claimants will be required To
designate the regiment and the cOTipa y 10
which the soldier, for VII ON they ctim &, nm
ptnsation, ~ rived.
Fifth. Parties claiming compensation for
more than one servant, OF slave enlisted or
drafted as a soldier, must file n separate Aud
distinct claim Tor compensation, an each cas-
sixth. The claimants valid title 10 Tie
slsve at the time Of enlistment or dram, and
the claimants active 10y ally during the war,
must be established"
MILTON p. AMIss, Pres't of Board.
Roc 7. :. BROWN, Memb. OF Board
JOHN +. SCHLEY, heLnb. of Board
6eol5-3In
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CNcISxAT1, Jan. 2s.-The river fell
three inches yesterday, but has risen
since then six inches. There Is thirteen
feet of water in the channel. Weather
clear in part. Thermometer De
Key Bros. & Co., stock brokers; and
Glass & Co., bankers; have suspended.
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Canadian News

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The HeraId's
Toronto special says the report of the
Canadian Minister of Customs recon-
mends that American vessels be refused
the privilege of passing through the
WeIiand Canal for a few months, by
doing this, he said, We will bring the
Americans TO reason.
The Herald's Ottawa special says
orders have been issued for the removal
of Lynch, McMahon, and the other con-
demned Fenians, 10 the Kingston Peni-
fsutiarU
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NEW York, Jan. 2s.-The Herald's
Washington correspondent says: a bill
has been framed for introduction in the
House of Representatives, providing
for the appointment OF Gen. Grant TO
be declared President in case of the
Impeachment or removal Of johnson.
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y pie Sugar; Superior Green, Black and
japanese Teas Pure White Wine Vinegar;
sew York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
Ledi Rev No. ] Salmon; English Dairy
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; TspiOca, Pearl
saSoi Corn starch, Maizena,, &c. Hsrmetical-
sealed salmon, AacksrelI Goldfish, Halli-
Genuine English Mustard; salad OIL best
quality; French Mustard; Sap Sage cheese;
Condensed MIX.
Together with a general assortment Of
ssaSona6le articles. Just received and for
aAle low by
N & q. D. WOODROW,
Odd Fenows' Hall Building, Aonrne St,
myzS MHEELING. W. VA.
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BUFFALO, Jan. 2s-There is a cold
high wind, and Is showing and drifting.
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Paris had no lace curtains large
enough for windows of the White House
at Washington, and some are being
made to order.
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MoSr-CIosa,I easy

AoSEY-CIosed easy.
GoLD-Quiet and arm at lS45k5l3ItS.
GOVERNMENT STOCES-Stss dy; coupons
81. l0l1s lUI5z do %, 1928 IO55 do "a, 1861
glO55<; do 'b5, 1879 l0jTs.
SToCkS-Heayy at close, with one or two
exceptions. Ohio certificates p; Erie $50; n.
York Central ~; Rock Island 9ll4; Illinois
Central ll215; Fort Wayne $50; Northwestern
g; do preferred 49,; Michigan Southern So;
Michigan Central IU5I5; Western Union Tele-
graph ~; Toledo IIS; Fort Wayne So
over issue In the Rock Island company aud
that the funds Of the concern have been used
IN the Erie and Northwestern clique; one OF
the prominent directors was also reported to
nave iAl4ed- These reports were Officially de-
MED Out the denial failed TO restore conf
dence-
DRY GOODS.
Trade lapguId for common fabrics and les
buoyant. II being understood leading house
Is about 10 take per cent extra, discount of,
Tor cash.
Cincinnati.
JASUARY 2S-FLoUR-Firn. -...
GRAIS-Whe but the demand Is
light Corn-Is firmer as regards shelied, and
prices higher, but ear IS dull; sheiled 62,a6Sc.
0ats-FIrmer at 5l952c- Rye and Barley
Unchanged.
CoTToS-Firm but quiet; middling Bic.
WHISEI-Dull and prices nominal.
HoGS-Firm at s. 40d7 70; light hogs higher
1000.
Provisions and firm but de-
mand light.
GRocE sIEs-Unchanged and steady.
EGGs-Advancedt to S21S3c.
LISSEED OIL-sl IS.
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Our stock Of
Furs

Is second to no stock in the city. Buyers
will ind IL to their. interest to examine be
fore buying elsew here All the most desira-
BILE styles constantly kept on hand, and sold
at small advance upon cost
Our stock OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS. &c, will be found TO be very desil able.
CARPET CHAIN and COTTON WARPS.
all coIOrs, always kept
The Proprietors would call attention to the
fact that their long business experience, their
extensive acquaintance with imports and
manufacturers, large cash capital, not to
mention the eXorbitant tax that most houses
have to pay in the shape Of rents, enable
them to otler inducements that few, if any,
can offer.
Remember the old stand, near the Suspen-
sion Bridge, at the sign Of the GOLDEN BEE
HIVE nOv2S- Iyd&w
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JANUARY 2S.-FLoUR-DaII
GRAIS-Wheat-Duii at 81 50 for No. .
CoTn-Duu at 7971<c- Oats-Dul at 900
4V14c; Rye-Quiet at 9Jc. Barley-Duu and
PRoyIsIOSs-Live Hogs--Firm At S6g6 O..
Dressed Hogs-Quiet and firm at G57 IS.
Mess Pork-NomGnal at SIS 25GlS IS.
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CONVINCING.

FULTON, oswEao CouNT1, July 1866.
Messrs. HosTETTEH & SMITH: .r,a
Gentlemen ~ have been severely afflicted with
paralysis Of the stomach. and given up by several
eminent physicians. have tried several remedies OF
tonic and stimulating nature, hut without any good 70
suit Some three or four months ago induced to
try STOMACH B1TTERs, and have used about seven
or eight bottles with decided benefit MY health is
greatly improved and consider your BITTERs the
only olcacious remedy Of their kind the market II
used as directed they win always prove sovereign
remedy 70 those afflicted with dyspepsa or other dis
eases Of . Ike nature. Respectfully yours,
ii's Y rES LYMAN NUDGE.
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K y y
Extract from Ordinance Ratified Nouembev 7oh, 1909
SEC s. No cloth awning sha be- put up In such man
ner ns to obsuct foot pass4ngers and no sie board
shall Be erected otherwise than tee fest oHf the sur
under penalty OF Twenty Dollars for esch and every
ed otherwise than g herein directed. ahan
SEC s No person persona whosoovar ahaI for the
purpose OF goods, commodities az oshar
sEeiea for sals place. caused be placed ay sach
table, bench. staIbozzd box or other sppeadae. IN
any street. lane alley. OF public shoroughh1eor any
1oot:pavensnt within the City. under penalty Of
Twenty Dollars for each and every such oence and for
each and every night or day, as the Gaze be- ON
which any such offence 70 Committed: Provided how
ever That Yendne Masters shan be permitted a. axposo
seH public auction, but net to tske up more room than
the ffo. oS their respective vendue stores and 20 he
distance Of six feet beyond the same I:2fi
sEcs6. NO person or peGsms whosoess:. ahsa cutter
any hre wood GOALS. goods waIea, msrohsndtse car
rages Of any description or any other rnstarI or thn
T. him. her OF them belonging or eonsned. to by
lane alley, public within the Cty nm
der penalty 81 Two Donofa with costa 1or every hour
that any such arcle thing shallpo sy or stand be-
yond the above mentioned time: ezepsg rnateEtals
bRdding In regard to which tina Soo1tng regulations
shan be observed namely When my person orpasons
shan erect oe repair any hoase or other building.
sppeaen sof of ss . - anes ~ s .ress sss
o p Shos saes e ban g s. 6
than 1eetinto the epece inch per-
son on persons ahaIl ennlose Mffka suraent
Same thSrequidte n building and rspa3rin
sunh fsnne together tho fenan1na nastsri ha
abe or they shall rsznove noon ss e vok IS fnshed
feitng Two Dosrd 6revery hour that suc1 ns or such
14erals shnn aferWaxd re1n1is and n,
ps3 also OF haviDE the nazne removed h1 has o.
their expense, by the City anthu91eieeG sn
, &
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Know thy DESTINY.

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iahed the scientific classes Of the Old World now
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enclosing small lock OF hair stating place of birth
age disposition and complexion, aud enclosing ty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you win re-
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All communications Hacredly confidential address in
condolences, Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. o. Boz a2s,
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soda WATER.

TUE UNDERsIdNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
PEEsE this agreeable and healthful bevcrage at
their weuknown stands, No. sc HASEI. sTREET be-
tween King and Meeting streets, No. 4esx KING STREET
G0d Paquet Guard Housel and ut the head Of CENTER
MARKET, northwest cor7acr ..'1sy -,S -
Druggists and others wishing to be supplied with
fountains or syrups. and denlers desiring Fountains
terms. '5yr - rslt:t-s 4,er5 .sF5T351 $500
steamors Hotels, Restaurants and private families
tides to suit purchasers. aTft -. t--~ - -
We are agents for the sale j. Morse Sons Justly
tors Fountains Marble Draught Stands silver Plated
DTaught Stands Turnbler Holders and MI
at the nanufacturcrs prices. with, freight added Il
Dealers IN Soda Water throughout the sste dosiring
Morse's Appa1atus before purchasing elsewhere ~
upon application to JOHN BUCK l. CO.. ChaTleston s'
While apprecatng the very liberal patronage extended
to us during the past season. shall merit its
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6eoaagM 1!a, Kessdence, No. - Hasez street, north
By ALONzO J. WHITE & SON,
be sold THIS DAY the soth Anri at the norfh of
the Exchange Broad street, Mt II O'Clock A. NJ :
That beautiful RESIDE ICE, No. "a Haeel street. two
doors east OF the Posoce known the residence Of
pr Chisom. The Lot measures 100 feot front by 12e
ieet deep be tho same moreor. less. The House con-
tans eaGhe rooms, with extensive accommodations In
oubuildngs for servants horses vehicles This is
tne most attractive residence in the heart Charleston
sional men. N - ~-~-'>N ~ fAccs'
Ier1ns-Onethird cash balance payable ir.. one and
two with interest day OF sale PAYABLE semi
annually; credit portion secured by bond OF purchaser
kept insured, and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
A. - ": Z Son for all necessary papers and stamps n
ApIll ~ a g a#G&sn a&u-N.@S#l " tUthsrntu5