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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-31
CIbctnIlaTI.
AUGUST sO.-FLoua-Uncbapged

AUGUST 30.-FLoUR-Uncha
GRAIN-wheat-U holders
generally asked 81 Is for No. red, and
50 25 for the same grade of white; sales
were made with difficulty at these rates
Corn-Scarcs, and but little Offering
prices higher; sales OF ear aud shelled
at 81 O2al O3, and at the close neither
could have been bought below 81 05
Oats-Dull, and prices lower; No. /,
5Oa56c. Rye-DufI at 81 23a1 25. Bar
ley-Unchanged and quiet.
CoTToS-Dull, and prices nominal;
mfddling uplands, 2ia241fc.
wHIsKY-Unsettled; 81 80 Is offered,
but holders ask g SSa2 So in bond.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork-Dull at S23
25a23 so. Lard-l23{c.il Bulk Meats
Firmer; shoulders IKE, and sides
1853. A good demand for bacon shout
ders, with sales of 100 hhds at 12Ac,
an advance Of &c; sides are held at
l57<c, and 1910 for clear rib and clear;
hams Quiel al 20a22c for sugar cured;
common, lower, sales at 171za1sc.
BUTrER-In better supply. prices un-
changed, fresh sells at 25a3Oc.
EGGs-lSaI5c.
LISsEED ons-Advanced to 81 20 and
the supply light.
GRooEk1Es-Unchanged and firm.
GoLD-I4O5<al4l.
MoNEY-Elsy at saI0 per cent. Ek-
change steady at Ito discount, buying,
and par selling.
Chicago.
AUGUST 3O.-FLoUE-Quiet and nm
changed.
GRaIS-wheat-Firm at 81 76aI ia
63N- Corn-Firm at OPPOSITE. Oats
Firm at He Rye-Firm at 81 10. Bar
ley-Steady at 81 10.
WHIsKY-Nominala at S2 go.
PROVISIONS Ilard-Firm; held at $50.
Cut Geais-Sboalders at IIMullzc;
clear sides At age.
Toledo.
AUGUST 3O.-ELoUR-Quiet.
GRAIS-Wheat-IA better; sales
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Northwestern SnnEerEesT as Indian.
apOIis--.AFranEemen Completed.

INDIANAPOLIS, August S0.--ArrauR-
ments for the Northwestern SHngerfest,
commencing on the Sd proNimo, are
nearly completed. A hall capable of
seating six or seven thousand persons
has been erected in the Court House
square for the occasion. Daily news
paper correspondents attending the
Sangerfest are requested to call on
their arrival at the Journal or Herald
offices, where the press committee will
furnish all needed credentials and ac-
Communications. A complimentary ban
quet will be rendered to visiting menu
bers on Friday next. ......
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The Association have appointed a Re.
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IS south Third street, Philadelphia Whose
wen known integrity and business expIi-
enes VIII be q sufficient guarantee that the
money lnIust6d 70 them will ne pronnptIy
applied o the Purpose Htafed.
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Payment of SOIdIers' CIRIms.--Im-
pOrGAnt order.

WASHING ron, August 3O.-The fol-
lowing order was issued to-day:
HEADQU'Rs. OF THE ARMY,
ADI'T. GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, Aug. %, '67.
GENERAL ORDERS No. S2.-The fol-
lowing order, issued from the War De-
partment, is published tor the informa-
ton and guidance OF all concerned:
To prevent payments on fraudulent
soldiers discharge papers, pay masters
are instructed by the chief of that de-
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Reparator GapilIi.

nrOw away your SouE hNlLCnest
uee,,rSetive OF comfort, and not worth a Iig
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And reJaioe IN your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads from whatever canse II may have
fallen out) and forcing "a growth OF hair upon
the face 1t has no equra. II will force The
beard to grow upon the smoothest face In
FUN i've to eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two 10 three months. a rev
iznoraut practitioners have asserted that
there IA nothing that VIII force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
ARE false, as thousands OF living with essses
tlTom their own eXperience) can bear Wit
mss. But many VIII say, how are We 10 dis
tn:uish the genuine nom the spurious7 II
csSyaiI:lT IS difficult, as nine-tenths OF tie
tttarenI Preparations advertised JOr the hair
AND beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such we
would say, try the Reparatcr Captlit; twill
C1St you nothing unless II fully comes
up to our representations. II your Druggist
docs not keep II. send Us one dollar and we
VIII forward II, postpaid, together with a re,
oeiPt for the money, which VII 3s retnEned
you Q" application, providing entire saTtiac-
lion Is not given. Address,
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No. West EayetLe ST., SYRACUSE, n. Y.
ulch23-eod .tTtw&~ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-31

MILWAUKEE, August 3O.-The rev.
enue officers have seized BIunst q Cas-
per's vinegar factory, Wurt's grtst mill,
and Minar & Viller's refinery, on Spring
street, for frauds on the Government.
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ToRoNro, August 30.-General Has
sim. Secretary Of War to The Sultan, Is
here. He intends spending three weeks
in Canada, and will then proceed 6onth.
His visit to America will occupy three
months.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 3oth of August.

LIVERPOOL, August 3O.-Noon.-Cot.
ton, dull; sales for the week, $4,000
bales; stock in port, $4,000 bales, of
which $4,000 bales are American.
Breadstutfs are firm; Corn, Sos Sd; Ba-
con, 43s for Cumberland cut
LONDON, august O.-Noon.-Consols,
9414; United States Bonds, 731zi Illinois
Central, ~; Erie, 4434i Atlantic x Great
Western, 2lK.
LONDON, Aug. 3O.-Evening.-Con
soils are somewhat tirmer and closed at
81 CID. The position assumed by Gen.
Grant in the American cabinet has had
a marked effect on the price OF Ameri-
can securities, and there is much specu-
latiou, particularly in 5 20 bonds at the
closing prices; Erie, IS; Illinois Central,
TX; U. S. bonds, 1888; Atlantic and
Great Western, 2l1S.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. 3O.-Evening.-U.
S 500 bonds closed at 1853.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3O.-Evening.-Cot-
ton dull, and prices easier though quota
bly, unchanged; sales 5000 bales mid
ding uplands at 101sd; Orleans at l01zd.
The Manchester market for goods and
yarns dun and dropping. Breadstutis
dull and prices declined considerably.
Wheat, lbs Sd per Genital for California;
peas, Ais; corn, 35s Sd; oats, IS sd; taliow,
44s Sd; beef, 37s Cd; pork, 75s Cd; bacon,
ass: lard, sis sd. Sugar market quiet
at 24s Cd for No. 1.
ANTWERP, Aug. 3o.-EveniDg.-Pe-
troleum firmer, and advanced to 46E
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CLosING PRIcEs-5:3O e. 81.

GoLD-A shade hrmer; opening at
1929, and closing at I4l1al4l%.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-ATe more Rc-
tive and 1<a%c better, closing strong
coupons, 'Sl, INK; do 49,. lI41S; do 81,
IO95S; do '65, llO1s; do new, 1851; 7-4O5,
first series, lO7; second and third series,
lO77f.
SToCKs-Quiet and steady; Canton
46Ha4S; Cumberland 3S5<sS5i Quick
silver 3SHa2s9S; MaripOsH lGSalli Pa
citic Mail l44<al45; Atlantic 1l2N;
Western Union Telegraph 427<a43; New
York Central IO5al051Ii Erie 7O1<a707S.
Hudson l247<sI25; Reading lOIz<alO2;
Wabash 4St6O; Michigan Central ll0a
llO1f; Michigan Southern 625G aS3; IIli-
nois Central l20al2O1<; Pittsburgh 933<a
81; Toledo 126<al27; Rock Island 1857
alO33S; Fort Way ne 1O51<aIO5A.
EXPIRES SHAREs-wells, Fargo q
Co., 6511a66; Adams ~; United States
Tx; Merchants Union 16a<al71I.
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,, LEGAL AGENTS WANTED throughout the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-31

Reached tho city yesterday, and had a
long interview with the President to-
day, accompanied by CoyIe, of the In
teLtigencer. On Saturday last Coyle had
an Interview with Johnson, and pro-
ceeded at once to New York. He was
at the New York Hotel, the headquar-
tiers of ex-rebels, with Coy. Swan, on
Sunday. Wood returned to New York
tonight.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
Who axe 10 HIauln2

The Examiner puts the blame, for the
peoples want of interest in registering, in
the right place. But then the people
should find new leaders, and recollect that
the great revolution left their old ones,
five hundred miles behind the age. 1t
says:
aBut the general and deplorable apathy
which prevails in this State is due, we are
ashamed to say, to the objectionable in
ertnoss ofthoselcaders to whom the masses
have heretofore looked for instruction
Eloquent men, whose voices have again
and again aroused the people upon ordi-
nary political occasions, have been silent
at this crisis in the fate Of the white race
in Virginia, and yet, ifthe State is wrest-
ed from US by this trick of registration
these gentleman will be the heaviest suf
fercrs from the very calamity which they
might have avertcd.
| There is no section Of the State whore
the people would not turn out en- nmssse
if they were properly aroused. In a
county near this city, where the blacks
greatly outnumbered the whites, a talent
eaaud eloquent gentleman delivered an ad
dress to the people in one Of the masis-
terial districts, where it WIGS believed the
/ blacks would have outnumbared the
whites in registration, two or three to
one. In that district the registration has
since taken place, and, to the surprise
Of all, the white has cquallcd the black
registration. And this is in a district
where there were many more blacks than
whites
We mention this to show, that by the
slightest effort the thirty or forty thousand
majority which We have in the State might
readily be induced to register and vote =
A single speech in each magistcrial dis
trict will do the work, and if there are
not speakers enough in the State to dc
it, we deserve o.be defeated"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
The Latest News.

New Flour is selling in Georgia, 70
Sc so per barrel.
Mali gnant yellow fever is prevailing il
Kingston, Jamaica
The weather for the past week, ha
been warm but favorable for the crops.
Amount Of Flour Inspected by B. I
Iifer, from April LIST, 81, to July LIST, '67
1850 barrels.
Internal Revenue receipts for the week
eight millions three hundred and fifty ono
thousand dollars.
Registration in the 9Th, 9th Sth Wards
Mobile, for the week, foots up 1884 col
ored and ISL whites.
1t is reported that Napoleon has con-
Guided to disarm $4,000 men Of the
French army Immediately.
New York, Baltimore and Richmond
reports still show decline in provisions
Of all kinds. Gold in N. Y. 1 80.
The total registration in Alexandria,
is 1903 The blacks have majority Of
POS. Challenged, 1876. Rejected 7-all
whites.
In Richmond Oh 9Th, a colorcd caucus
decided on running a colored candidate
for Mayor and Council ticket with two
withstand three colored
Leading members say that Congress
will not take up the question Of rebuild
iug the levces Oh the Mississippi, until
the States are reconstructed under the
acts of Congress.
The Richmond Enquirer and EXAM
ner newspapers have been fused, and will
be published by a joint stock Co., among
whom are Hop, JAS Lyons, Judge Ould.
Raleigh 7. Daniel and ether prominent
citizens
The New York Express, of the 9th, in
its money article, says money is quiet and
still largely in excess Of the demand
The Railway market opened easy, but af-
forwards improved. Governments less
active, but steady. Specie exports % Cay
81, SO, geo.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
REV Azsv REFRESHMENTS.
Virginia :-At rules held in the Clerk

Virginia :-At rules held in the Clerks
Ofhce Of the Circuit Court for Augusta ccun-
ty, tie Bird day of July, 1867
A. NJ. Monroe and Laura, his wife, James
Edmonson and Emily, his wife, c. D. n Camp
bell and Juliet his wife. Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Samuel Paul, Sheriff of Augusta, and as
such Administrator Of John Taylor, deceased,
aud Of Mary G. Taylor, William
W. Taylor, Harriet Points, John Grove and
Saran, his wife, James Points, Sidney Points,
N. K. Trout, Samuel X. Taylor, John Taylor,
Harriet Taylor, James Taylor, David S, Bear,
and Fanny his wife, and others, Def
The object of this suit is to obtain a parti-
ton and distribution of the real and personal
estate of John Taylor, deceased, by sale or
otherwise.
The Defendants, John Taylor Harriet Tay-
lor, James Taylor, and Davis S. Bear and Fan
ny his wife not having entered their appear
ance, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not residents OF this Com
monwealth: Ii is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication
Of this notice, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests.
copy-Teste,
JOHN PARIS, D. G..
Baldwin, r. q.
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THE Situation in Tennessee.

We have before us private letter, pos
marked Spring Hill, June goth, from al
officer, distinguished and trusted by oul
people during the war, now deyoting him
self to practical reconstruction on his
farm in Tennessee. It furnishes, in his
peculiar way, points Of SO great interest
that we fell it our duty to take the liberty
Of giving them to the public. He says
1.-The darkeys here are doing remarkably
well, in spite Of the most persistent efforts
on the part Of fanatics and Radicals to make
them troublesome. They are getting up
HLoyal Leagues = and all sorts Of abomi-
nations, to place them III opposition to
their old owners, but SO far, without sue
cess. The blacks join the professions and
seem much hattered by the speeches &c;
sing patriotic songs, and roar at the jokes
but have been industrious and obedient
thus far. | have tried to catch a cum
ming old horse, who would eat the ear
Of corn, but, on sight Of the bride,
would suddenly reccollect some good
grass in another part Of the field" This
is decidedly the best illustration Of the
NEGRO question we have seen, and the
Radicals will appreciate it, when they
show the bride"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

Il DoN'T CARE" -Indeed, Mr.. Up
start, 'sdon't care" So says the strutting
fop, the idlcr loungcr, loafer. So says
the vain, giddy, flirting novel rcader-
the impudent miss to her mother, Il don t
care" Ell do as I please, dress as |
please, read what please" So says the
iron hearted ramseler, the cruel oppres-
sor "Let me alone LII do as ] please,
kill or no kill don't care" II don't
care" says the tipplcr and smoker. Il
don't care" says the profiine swcarer and
Sabbath breaker. Who's Il better right ?
How does this sound young friends I?
Little readers, do you ever say to your
parents, teachers, Or any one, Il don't
care ?" Oh shame shame Care yes,
you should always care care to do good,
to do what is right, honest, pure, lovely,
and of good report Care to be afable,
courteous, industrious, neat, obcd!ent, tenn
perate in all things You should care to
keep good company, read good books, and
shun the evil. You should care to fear
God and keep his commandments, to ac-
knowledge him in all your ways-to do
justice, love mercy, and walk humbly.
daily and hourly.
There is no surer mark of a lazy, trih-
ing, impudent, insignificant. good for-no
thing chap, than this same don't car-lsm ];
to hear him drawl cut, when be does some
thing wrong, Il don't care" Is it not a
fore-runncr Of every evil {? Of everything
base, mean, low-lived, corrupt, shameful !?
Whenever we hear a boy, Or girl, or
any one making use of the expression.
Il don't care" it forcibly reminds us Of
the provcrb Of Solomon: "a whip for
the horse, a bride for the ass, aud a rod
for the FOOLS back
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
TIE NEWS.

THE NEWS
The Prince Of Wales won $4,000 on
Hermit.
The internal revenue receipts on 9th
were So, 10000
Forty marriage licenses were issued il
Richmond: in June.
Rising Star brings $4,000 in trea-
sure from California.
The prosecution in. the Surratt case
has closed its testimony.
The cholera prevails iii many localities
in Texas and Mississippi
Theatre preaching is to be introduced
in New York this summer.
China and Japan together contain nearly
half the population Of the globe.
Five hundred and sixty thousand let
tiers arc delivered daily in London.
Some autograph letters Of Sir Walter
Scott sold in London recently for go los.
Cd.
Forney's Chronicle justifes the cxecu
ton Of Macmillan. It is alone in its
glory.
Thirty Irish emisrants arrived in Pc
tersburg, Tuesday, to work on the Peters
burg railroad.
Ristori is playing in Paris, but is not
drawing large houses. She is to be sue
ceededby Southern as "Dundary."
The resolutions proffering the thanks Of
Congress to Generals Sheridan and Sicklcs
were adopted BY strict party vote.
Brigham Young, Jr., and his compan
ion Richards, are living gayly in Paris
the former with two wives and nine chill
dren.
Advices from Chill announce the accep
lance of the mediation of the United
States in the Spanish war, with a modifca
ton.
Humphrey, Marshall hasfailed to secure
a nomination to the Kentucky Legislature
He got but 6 against 46 votes in the Con
vcntion of his district
The total loss of the Austrian army
in the late war with Prussia, was 81 ,041
officers and men, or over one-f fifth of the
number put in field.
A Postal Treaty has been made with
France which secures transportation, at
certain fixed rates Of matter, for South
America by French line Of steamers.
Mr.. Wilson stated in the course Of de-
bate, that Secretary staunton wanted nc
legisl alton regarding the judiciary, but
needed money to support reconstruction.
Brooklyn, New York, it is thought, now
has population Of 100000. In the new
Brooklyn directory there are the names of
$4,000 persons, an Increase Of more than
5000 over last year.
Three persons we're killed on the 4th
inst, in N. Y. Twenty fires occurred dur
Ing the celebration. A pleasure boat, re-
turning from Coney island: had six Of her
passengers drowned, the boat being run
into by steamer.
The Omaha NHerald" learns that a
large number Of africans from, Missouri
and Kansas, are tobc coonized in Nebras
ka, for the purpose Of countcracting the
Germans, who are opposed to negro SUI
frage.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

Galignani mentions an astounding Chi
nese copjuror, Ling Loop, WHO'S perform
ing in Paris. Among other feats he swal-
lowsa sword, Of full, entire length, ard a.
ter that swallows a number of eggs. He
then smokes cigarette, and finally pre- :
duoes the eggs unbroken. This juggler
will probably succeed the Arab troupe in
this country.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

TIE CELEBRATION At RoME.-The
religious ceremonies at Rome, June 80,
in celebrating the 1890 anniversary OF
St. Peters martyrdom, and tie canon
i1ation cfthe martyrs in Japan, was one
Of the most gorgeous ever witnessed liz
the world, si:ico the days OF King Soho
mon. The observances commenced with
a general Illumination Of the city. St.
Peters shone like great church on fire.
At Z A. NJ, there was grand procession
Of Prclates, Priests, Monks, and Soldiers
from the Vatican to St. Peters. The
Pope was carried Gu his throne, St. Pc.
tcr's was magiiicently decorated with cloths
Of gold and silver tapestries, ard paintings,
and 200 eco yards Of crimson silk. The
building was lighted with many millions
Of wax candles.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
Baldwin, p. e.
July 10-lw
VIRGINIA. to wit AT Rules held
in Ile Eleil 9 III 90 NJ IL,

VIRGINIA, to wit AT Rules held
IN The Clerk Office of the County Court of
Augusta, on Monday, Is. day of July, 1867,
Henry Edison, Plaintiff,
Is. In DEBT.
Michael Daniels, Defendant,
The object of this suit is to recover against
the Defendant $35 SO, with interest from 23rd
day OF September, 1859, until paid
Affidavit having been made that the delcn-
dant is not a resident of tic State of Virginia,
he is hereby required to appear III the SAID
Clerks Office within one month after due pub
LEGATION hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest
Copy-Tcste.
W. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
r. & II. p. q. July 10-4t.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

A "Loyal' Blood Hound in the Sur
raft trial, now in progress in Washington,
swears that he heard Miss Annie Surratt
remark, at her mothers breakfast table the
morning after the assassination, that "the
killing Of Lincoln was Of no more conse-
queacc than the shooting ofany poor mig
ger in the army" The Radicals are viz
tuously furious and Mortified at the sacri-
lcse, but, then, is not a "nigger" oman
and brother" and isit notselfevideut that
call men are born free and equal?"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

A Texan Sam Patch in amusing
Houston by jumping into the bayou from
a height OF SO feet.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

1t IS said the Emperor CT Morocco
would like to visit France, but he is afraid
his subjects would not allow him to re-
turn.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

The white majority in Roanoke, so far
IS l43; IN Botetourt 374. There arc still two
precincts to hear from in both counties.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
Hunter a. NosgHisa.

Next door to post office, Staunton, Va, deal
err in Books, Stationery, Music and Notions.
Everything in their line furnished Orders
promptly filled.
July 10 It,