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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
Lettcr from Hanover County.

correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
s HANOVER, Va, Nov. lS,l867.-Tmes are
sadly out of joint in the good old county OF
Henrytan ofsClay. The "sovereigns' in an
ticipation, Of the great division promised by
the Radical emmssaries, and predicted by
sod Aunt Jennie" the prophecies, are luxu-
rating in: the bright hopes Of The immediate
future. Il am sorry to hear, said | to one,
that YOU voted for an ignorant negro to do
that which Judge Marshall and President Mac
ison were scarcely able to do. 'You were,
were you ?" was his answer @''Y GU did, said l.
.s4he worst day work you have ever done your
self. y. well you will see, . with significant
nod, was his expressive rejoinder.
They are perfectly satisfied that some great
jpecuniary benefit will accrue to them by the
action of the Convention, and never more will
they be themselves again, until those hopes
are realized or blasted, and when bighted the
reaction will come with such rebound OF dis
appointment and desperation that it will por-
tend anything but peace and repose. For wise
men to be forewarned is sufficient. Those who
will not help themselves, need not look to God
for aid To young men, I would say, be pru-
dent, calm, Just, discreet and wise, tor In your
keeping is reposed, under Cod the fate Of the
mothers and daughters of Virginia. There IS
no occasion for apprehension, if you are awake
to the signs of the times Selfpreservation is
the first law of nature, and you can fulfill the
requirements Of that law, without eompromls-
ing yourselves as peaceabe, loyal, christian
men, Let then, Mutual Aid Societies be
organized throughout the State, to observe the
signs of the times, that pcrchance, the evil
day may be averted, or should it come, that 1t
may not come unaware as thlet III the night
This being done, with prudence and energy
yoa may with the fearless mariner excla'm:
Though storms arise, and awake the deep, :,
What matter! what matter | can ride and
80 sleep" >rs.s ~ -.
go HANOVER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

REMARKs.--The market for Flour is fImcr,
but We have no actual change to note in our
figures Wheat is in better enquiry, with sales
Of white at $50, 232 2i0, Z45 and go, for fur
and good 1900 bushels red changed hands ut
go, 230 and 240, according to quality. Corn in
fair request, with sales cf old linked ut l22 new
100, l0S and l05, according to dryncss new, IN
the ear, at 81 lad rs per Dbl. Rye in fair re-
quest, with sales at l39-ono largo lot on pri-
vate terms, but understood TO be at higher fig
urcs Oats quiet with sales at 6. .. b..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
MARRIED..

On the 10Th instant. by the Rev. J. G. Hum
mer, Mr.. ROBERT LEWIS, of Northumber-
land county, Va, and Mrs. MARY e. BELL,
Of Alexandra -...
George county, by the Rev II. Marry, Mr.. j,
TEMPLE TAY LOR to Miss NARY BYRD
WALLACE, daughter of Dr.. Michael Wal
lace, both of King George county,
At Greensb ro', n. c.. at the residence Of
the brides father, on the 18th instant, by the
Rev. Mr. Barringer, BENJAMIN Il. LAM
BERT, Jr., of Alexandria, to Miss LEONOkA
BAISiEG ..s.H .....'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.
M STOCK OF

VI STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
for fall and winter being now COMPLETE, l
would respectfully solicit an inspection Of the
same.
De.idus the extensive assortment Of the most
elegant and fashionable Shoes of PHI LABEL
PHIA MANUFACTURE as we'll as of my
OWN MAKE would offer az speciaties:
a good MISSES BOOT, at 81 %.
/" LADIES " IS.
Custom work made us usual.
LEATHER and FINDINGS, wholesale and
retail A. ROSENTHAL
Sc, King ST.
WAsAlNGTOS STORE SIT, eth street, Intelli-
gencer Building doors above ID street.
oct lH---2tn
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H.a.Haa - =a 49,
DIED.

In Montgomery county, Md, on the l4th
instant in the 65th year Of her age, Mrs. YER
LINDA GREEN, wife of Howard Green
esq, and eldest daughter Of the late Jas. Dnrne
OF Loudoun county. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
rNoOTH BRUSHES &TOILET ARTICLES

I'VE have Just received a fine assortment Of
English and French Tooth Brushes, also Thur
ston's Tooth Powder, Doth Soap, Sozodont,
Balm Thousand Flowers fine English and AM
srican Toilet Soaps, pure White CASTLE Soap,
Burnetps Cocoaine and Kaiston Vinegar
Rouge Camphor Ice, Cold Cream and Lows
Brown Windsor Soap, for sale by
nov 20 :. E. S. LEADBEATER & co.
DOTOMAC SHAD and HERRING, for sale
L by lnoy Isl j. @. MILBURN.
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA-NOV. q

= I
PORT or ALEXANDRIA-NOV 90
ARRIVED.
Steamer James S. Green, Inman, New York,
to NJ. Eldridge IL Co.
Steamer Geo II. Stout, Ford, Philadelphia,
to NJ. Eldridge s. Go.
Schr. Commerce, GulIup, Harve de Grace,
coal to W. II. Marbury.
Schr. l.. a. Bennett, Nails, Philadelphia,
coal to j. T.eath erland.
Schr. Washington, Baltimore, lumber, to
SInoot & Perry
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by B.
Wheat
Steamer Kennebec, T:lbJt, Baltimore, by j.
Broders u Co. .-. .. .,..--.
Schr. Jane + Durfreo Huntley, Fall River,
grain by W. 4. Moore. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
del phia Inquirer states that an effort will proba
by be made at the next trial Of John II. Sur
ratt to have him tried in some Northern State,
on the plea of the difficulty OF obtaining y jury
in Washing on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

The steamship Quaker City, with the Holy
Land excursonsts, arrived at New Y ork yes
terday ..... ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
BALLS, FAIRS, &c.
GRAND CONCERT

NfAND IOSCEhI
AND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR
AT LIBERTY HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVEN'G., NOVEMBER
The following named artists will appear:
MRS. ALBERT HULLAND Soprano.
Mr.. AMBROSE WALTER, Tenor.
Master AUGUSTUS HERWIG, Violin
MIR. ALBERT HOLLAND, Clarionett
PROF. FOERTSCH, Piano.
PROGRAMME-PARTl
|. Aria Varia for Violin Rode
Master Herwig
2 Tenor, Sweet Spirit hear my Pray er-WAl-
3 Theme Varia for Clarionett, from Son
numbulu.- Bcliini.
~. Mr.. Holland
T. Soprano, D Placer from La Gazza La ara
--Rossini Mrs Holland.
5. Fantaisjc and VariAtions de r pera, Les
Purtuins "A ieXandre Fe3ca.
Mr.. Foertsch.
6, Duct, Soprano aud Tenor, Una Note
Venezla- Arditta
Mrs. Holland and Mr.. alter.
PART 9
/. Last Rose of Summer, Variations for Clsr.
ionett-Dcoms.
q Tenor, I'm Happy rs the Day is Long
White. Mr. Walter.
g. Aria de Concert, tor flOiln-De BeriUt
Master Herwig.
a. Soprano, Der llimlnel hat cine Thraene
geweint- Kucken.
Mrs Holland, with ClAronett Obligsto
by Mr.. Holland.
Trio, Soprano, Tenor and Baritone, from
BelisariO- DonZetti. e..
Mrs Holland, Mr.. Walter and Mr.. Holland.
Doors open al g.; performance commence at7i.
Victor b ecker osq has kindly rendered one
Of his superior PianOa from the nlnnutaGtOry VI
VIM. knAbe s. Co., BaItim reg
Tickets, 81, which can be r'cured from the
commltee bookstores, Hotels, AL ri the door
of the nall. nov IA I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

COLONEL. MOsBY IN New YoRK.--UolOncl
Mosby ae of the Confederate army, appeared
yesterdayat the god room, by invitation OF the
vice president Some of the members protested
and quite an excitement ensued, when the
board held specia meeting and almost nnani,
mously determined to sustain the invitation of
the lica. nrcsldent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
4 KING STREET.
b COTS i u y SHOES.
IA |, STOCK

FA LII SlOCh.
We have now on hand large stock of La
DIES. GENTS, MISSES, BOYS, YOUTHS
and ClIILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, Of
every description, which have been recently
made, Of the best quality and latest styles also
good stock of HEAVY GOODS, suitable for
the country, to which wo invite the special at
tention Of country merchants and 4rmors IN
want Of good and reliable goods will do wei! "
call and examine before buying, rs they vii!
be sold very cheap.
Mems Calf Double Sole itch Boots.
Scotch Bottom Boots.
" Dress Boots
+" Heavy Kip Double Sole
Grain.
- Calf Congress-
Stitch Congress:
Scotch Bottom Shoes
Peg Balmorals.
g Heavy Kip Brogsns.
" Sewed
Ladies' Calf, Goat and Morocco Boot.
- Glove, Kid, Congress and Polish Boots,
Fine Xii Heel Slippers.
Lasting and NJ rocco.
Misses Calf, Goat and Morocco Boots
II Lasting and Kid Polish
Children's Goat, Morocco Lasting, Calf and
Glove Kid, Lace and Button Boots
Boys, Youths end Childrens Long Cali and
Kip.
Gents and Ladies Gum Over-Shoe5.
w. B. WADDEl.
sep II II, King street. Aleasndrl", Va.
T HEILBKUN s. BRO,
sos, SEVENTH STREET,
(BETWEEN d AND Z STkEETS,}
WASHINGTON, D. c.
ARE SELLING
AND MAKE TO ORDER,
F.. BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOR MEN, LADIES, AND CHILDREN
MISUNDERSTANDING CHEAPEST,
..- AT WHOLESALE s. RETAIL
IL WASHINGTON, Jan. Fly
LEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING AM
II CLOTH DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT, 'estau
lshed in 1843,) A. d. WARFIELD, Prop ,rn.
Grape Shawls, Silk Dresses, merinOes, n' and
LANES and ali kinds of Ladies' Dresses anu
Cleaned and Dyed in the very best manner manner
Gentlemen's Garments, of every descripnJIn n
Cleaned and Re-dyed if necessary, IN s',ihU,
not to be surpassed by any esLa bllshmeht III Van
country. In word all | ask is tri.i art
can find me at all times At my estaplisn
No. ~ south Fairfax street, ready and WILLIE Ing
to accommodate all who may desire my SCR
vices Goods carefully packed and 1o or On,
tn any Ia rt of the country aug oo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
This, it is said, has since been reconsdered. |
SUICIDE OF A BANK CASHIER.

A correspondent at Mohawk, N. y, unier
date Of Nov. 18th: say: This village is
covered with gloom I'm consequences OF the sui
eide Of Mr. Robert II. pomeroy, late cIshler
OF the bank in this place. Mr.. Ponoroy Was
schoomastcr in carly life, and about ten
years ago was appointed cashier of the bunk,
an Office which he filled with satisfaction up to
the present year, When, account OF deficit
in cash and bonds, he was removed. lleincu'-
pated other paries, but surrendered his pro
perry to the claim. To-day he was arrested at
u in tie morning, and having obtained bail
prepared to 90 to Utica on the O'Clock tran,
with the gentleman who was to serve as his
security. At loon tie boy went to the harm
to put out the horse, and found Mr.. Pomeroy
on the barn floor. On shelf near by stood
t1mbIer OF poison, which had not been drain
ed. He was taken to his house in dying con
dition, and in few moments expired. Mr.
Pomeroy was much respected, and his death
is very sad affair. He could easily have re-
trieved his pecuniary misfortunes had he not
thus yielded TO depression. His lie was in-
surei for SIS, lOD il NO Offices, tut the policies
may b. contested lie LIFT letter, written
the morning OF his death, in which he atiirms
his innocence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
s -. TRIM MINGS (!
. -'...t .g.z,... TRIMMINGS ~

Buttons, Gimps, Black and Colored Velvet
Ribbons, Chipping Thread, Vslencine and Cot
kuf1ngs, Lace, Linen, Grape and Paper COL
lars Linen and Paper Cuffs Silk and Cotton
Netts. Veil Materials, in black biue. green and
brown, with q great variety OF other goods,
which am selling at greatly reduced prices
Call at G. G. BEKRY'S,
nov 20 r5;g.5 l:.-s=sa. II, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

IN .. NEW BOOKS!
TODAY, AT FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. as KING ST
THE NILE TRIBUTARIES OF ABYSSIN
IA. and the Sword Hunters of the Halnran
Arabs, by Sir Sam'l. w. Baker, III. a. +. R.G.S
London, | vol, 8 vo Sc.
WALDEMAR KRONE'S YOUTH, by +. H..
Ewald, translated from the Danish. SLID
MAMMA FOR THE PILGRIM, or Readings
for the month, vol, muslin Sl.25 Turkey
Morocco gilt, $3.50. t.@ ......-
,DRIFTED SNOW FLAKES, or Poctical
Gatherings from Many Authors. $3.50.
FUZ BUZ, THE FLY and Mother Grabem,
the Spider, vol, 81.
DICK AND IS CAT, an old tale in new
OUR 6C MiU}TUAL Fri FRiENn, Globe Edition. by
Dickens Sl.5O
MY NOVEL, by Bulwer, 2vols., of tho cee
brated Globe Edition, ST. so each.
A COMPLETE LIST of the celebrated Novels
Of Muhlbach on hand and for sale
Daily Something New
nov % s'-s. G. F. FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20
GOLD.
M a HeE " E IL 8 4

NEW YORK, November 20, Gold today 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

CoNaREss, meets TO; morrowlin Washington.
1t is not thought that any business of import
spcs will be transacted until after the first day
for the regular session next month. There
will be, it's said, 20 Presidents Message to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

No cable dispatch were received last night,
and consequently we have no news from Europe
of yesterdays, date, The, reason usually given
IN New York for such failures is that something
IS wrong With the land lines in swfoundland,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

The Charlottesville Chronicle very judicious-
~ remarks4of the proposed. Conservative Con,
yention in Richmond l The Convention must
act with prudencea2 twill do a great deal Of
good, if discreet eounsels, prevail but, other
Wise, it may Do mischief. 'sa a.ss qaa..2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-20

= The steamship Cuba, With Charles Dickens
ON board, arrived at Boston yesterday.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-04-12

Oeffnuneen Der am 6inmel tdusenoeu Sadigen
qrouen NpIten. Ser 8inb ieniSte in bumpfen
G6nen burb Die StraEen uno perurIn6te elm
eigentbilniihe8 i6aueri9eS GeiSIe III ben
alnlinen. Gie 6timme Der Nadt iprQ1 nit
ibrem QebeimnbeplIen l2uruleIn aus Dem
SGweigen umtrr. Oann ertDnte Elm I6werer
S6Iu9 uno Sp6lf SaIGge t6ntsn in bic gla6t
btnaus.
Gitber morf einen foribenOen 8lid umber.
6ernerbin fpdbte lie Die Strabe binauT, iuo Die
!0duier teie buntle Sdot!en unt Gtb roarfen,
aus penen Der frISe 2burm am OuuIe res @obbi
bod binauf ra9te, bas 9an3e Gtertel iibwI6ou@
enc, ipie Gin t6trt ieins' !6eerbe iIberliebt. Sie
o0dte an 2tIber, Rem i6r beitimn,ten Brdutigam.
oer ilc 70 inni9, 70 orfri6tis Giette; oil ibren
@oter, eelen siu3ige 8Iame in Der oirren g8Ilte
leine8 2eben8 lie mar, MD Heue erpacAtc in
ibrer 8ruit. Sie iiblte, oab iie eiuen S6rjtt
su t9un I'M 8esriffe itano, ben beioe, tplroen
lie ibn erfabren, ftrens ribten piroen. Cbne
ben gerinsFten @eOanfet,, ooB Iie ben @rafsn
licbte, pbne cine AbnunS pOa benz mas Die SOL
gen ieiu piroen, iteQte, olS lie fi1 aIIen 81 70
ipdtcr Stunbe in ben perIa1enen StraBen fano,
Die iangfrduli@e 3urEdbaltung Ila lpieoer elm,
uno idUn elite Iic Suritd, uno pOllte ole 6ano
ou ben 3ie9eI Der 8fOrts le9en, UNI bjeie ST
blfneu, ot3 cine 6ano ibren Nrm berIbTts uno
cine ianfte Stimme fldlterte: uCltber!"
6prtIeBung fClat.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-04-12
L6crtleBung fOl9t.


G4ieier WtalitleS
uno S5eroe,
eufers unS Ebitrrobuten 3apeu uuo setSeIte Gener-
aeeu, @cen unb GetGuber, 2eiien unb Sanc9eianber,
Srl3 NfantleS unb llmfaIiunSeu, 9ecrmte Ine
9esn S6eloes Gsollen Gerpibte uub G9nur, SclS6utz
ten, 8ferbepfcfen Grtppeu, Goruz nnb @arteutPOre,
feline Gsr, S9inbeIn, =GrfaiiunG fenfterSlas,
SauzS Sanbperfs5eus, 9eiuI, @antplpieE 9anStarren
Strluben &C. &C. gu ben buiiDfen 8reen.
@eprge .. 5teOen8 & %,
ae3il Al Qe. 93rattar.. na9e @p'ar Wbarf.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-04-12

92p. II 9Q bic 8daren bebentcno 9lo. Y
go. " I'm Vrsiie ssfallen iino 10 NO "a
go. II babe ia mid entl4lcGen go. ~
90. " n,siu $40. "a
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-04-12
fSilr Sc &omfirnsomteta

SO. II Gans feines im1Ortirtes, SO. II
SO. II iaworseS Sud- unO iepr go. ~
SO. II i66nen l6maren &lpuca8 go. n
So. II pon beute al 81 Sem Ycrz 9tc. II
So II let 95reiien obsuge6en SO. Y
Gee. II @er Gelo pnbei ipaven wilI $50. n
$40. II ptridume bleIc G)eIegcnbcit $40. n
SIR. n ni&t. go. n
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-04-12
SOOGfitae

SO. II Iebr Idbne Satiinet fir 6O- $50. u
So. II icn unp 9lDds bic gnb III SO. II
go. ~ 10 Gts., ionic anoere Sal. go. u
So. II ienire, 8udStin, Somnsr- go. Y
SO. II brien,su8e, Driuin95 unb SO. u
So. II namsntlib SIC. u
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-04-12

SeliGasi8en HI
SOfSbrIs @eIG)Gft
etaSIirt Bat uub Elm reiSsatses Gprtiuent Son eber
Gorte Der npberueu 1IBber porrGtBs bat uub an 4e=
fsrus uuf's @iIisie aaertiat; ebcnfaS Herbea oIte
MSbeln re pnrirt NIB Sarnabeb.
Wirtbi9aft8sSiIhe uno Sti6le
nS tet8 borrGt9ig. &iuribtuusen sGiyt5I@Gften,
ctpres, gppt6eren ic &c. teerSeu puuft1ib beorgt.
E8 2eid un5 GGrge
roeroen tu uI1Bigen 4seiieH nue pseulpt beicrgt
2Octt6nt Srtu ZeufsL
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-04-12
S5O,OOGs

9tc. II pertbeS Eager beietenD in SO. II
SO, ~ wlusljns, Galiccs, 5IuneGIe $50. q
SO. II Rleiioeritcfs, 5buwls, Sci. SO. Y
glo. II Sen3eu9e, llnterr5de, 9ett- Str. "a
So. Y seuae 8ardent, Sitin8s, SO. Il
$50. " @insbam, linuens 9iidta- go. u
So. II der, Quilts, 9pianp, 9sden, SO. u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-29
kri,t.h.rx on 70.
PfTTsBURG, May q.


Business Yesterday was devoid of &C
Unity; dizziness was the ruling feature
OF tie market. THE stock Of crude on
hand for sale is light. This fact in
creases the confidence of holders who
are firm at the advance we have pre-.
kyiously noted. The river and railroad
receipts of the raw material were LAO
barrels. The asking rates for fair gravf
tiles were 74c. Holders were not very
anxious to force operations, having
made up their minds that their time Is
not far distant. The water to the oa
regions is in excellent condition. DIS
patches from that city represent the
market as being very firm with plenty
of buyers for the, Cleveland and Eastern
markets, at the advance we have pre-
Yiously mentioned. The only crrde
OPERATIONS were as follows: 1000 bbls,
viz-sOO bulk tic, and 200 bbls do. &c.
This would be equal to 1299al34c, pack
ages included. INL >,
REFINED OIL-DnlI; holders and sell
ers wide apart. We could not learn
Of single operation for present or fg,
ture, delivery. Current. figures would
be out of the guestion-we omit them
Most of our refiners have sufficient or
ders ON hand to last for some time,
and are naturally disposed to take
things easy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

Secretary Drewnina-Atsemps az Ass
ssssin~tiss - s-CAsrges tsos-
eraI sherman. q
NEW YORK, May 2s.-The Heralds
special says: The Secretary of the Int
rior, Mr.. Browning, has recovered rom
his illness, and was at his post yester-
day He will visit his home on the
2sth., a-..f,4 .a,1t, ,
An attempt to assassinate the GENERAL
of, the Freedmen's Bureau at Taswell
Court House, Virginia, was made few
DAYS since. The citizens held an indig.
nation meeting on the matter i"
General Griffin, commanding in Tex.
as, has found 1t necessary to issue an
order declaring that the nsual taxes
must be paid, the people generally
thinking they were relieved under the
military bill. .,..,s.t .-g -
Governor Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts,
Virginia, on the 3lst. -,
The Times special says: seyerai
Louisianians now in Washington nave
prepared long list of charges against
Governor Wells, together with petit
tion for his removal and presented them
To thu President. They are also at
tempting the removal of General sher-
idan. -
General Sheridan has been obliged to
abandon his proposed trip to the Med
iterranean, his presence on the frontier
being necessary during the prevalence
of the Indian hostilities. ssn !.
General Thomas returns to Louis
vile to morrow. ri -' ''. y .i..s.7 H-.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-29
From, ~. f.Ouis.

ST. LOUIS. May 27.-A steam boiler in
Garnean IL Daseer's brewery, corner eft
Morgan and Seventeen streets, explo-
ded this morning, instantly killing
David Jones, the engineer.
A majority of the managers of the
street railroad in this city have decided
to admit colored people to all the cars
on an equality with the whites.
An Omaha dispatch says fight oc-
CURED on the 18th at Pine Blnfi, he
tween party of men cutting railroad
ties and Indians, in which one Of the
former and six OF the latter were killed.
Another fight occurred at Cheyenne
Pass on the Goth; one white man was
killed.
The grass along the MOI thern ronte
across the plains is insufficient for pas
ture and six weeks later than usual.
Governor Hunt arrived ut Denver on
the Goth. Ex-Governor Evans was SER
enaded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-29
Washi,s,.. Items.

Z WASHINGTON, May 2s. NJokn Hay,
formerly private secretary to President
Lincoln, has been appointed to take
charge of affairs at Vienna, to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Motley. o.. "''
The assistant secretary of the Treas
ury, Mr.. Chandler, will on Thursday
hand over to Mr.. McCulloeh his letter
of resignation, and then leave Wash
ington to recruit his health. 1t is no;
probable that the vacancy will DO i'm
mediately filled as Secretary McCulloch
desires that Mr.. Chandler shall at some
future time resume his duties. There is
authority for stating that Chief Justice
Chase has completed, except in four or
five cases, his nominations and recon-
mendations for registers in bankruptcy.
The whole power of appointment is
with the Courts, to which his nomina-
tions and recommendations have been
addressed. 1t is useless to address any
further communications to the Grief
Justice on the subject. Oh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-29
From niemphi..

MEMPHIS; May pa fire occurred
this morning in the dry goods store OF
Greenwald 4 Loeb, corner of Maine and
Adams streets, and communicated to
the dry goods houses Of McKrause &
Co., and Taylor, Need, Mcllwain &
Blow, aud the photograph gallery of A.
Bingham. Greenwald and Lseb's loss
by fire and water is 100000; insured
for $65, 900 in New York offices; Krause't
loss 1000; we'll insured in New, York
offices. Bingham's loss $1,000; no insur.
ance. The fire was the work of All i'm
cendiary. Greenwald and three clerks
barely escaped, being asleep in the
third story. A heavy rain was falling
ut the time. The exertion of the fire.
men alone saved an immense amount OF
property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-29
New York sisck markcs.

NEW YORK, May %
5;30P. M.-American Gold, l36aa13
Ohio certificates 24ia2s; Cantor
42ia42a: Quicksilver 24ia244;, Mariposs
6ia7; do. preferred Ia; Western UnicI
Telegraph, 424a42f; Pacific Mail, 123s
1891: Atlantic Mail, l0l: New York Geo
trail 9ssa9as: Erie 5saa53d; Hudson, 1Ols
l0l4; Reading, 1O34alO3s; Michigan Cen
trail, 1O9a11O; Michigan Southern, 66sa
GIL; Illinois Central, 115all54; Pits
burg, 744; Toledo, 1l2al12t: Ro,l
Island, s71aS7s; Northwestern, 32ta3s44
do. preferred, 57ba573; Fort Wayne 9's
got -r. :.
Border State bonds firm; Missouris "a
New Tehnessees 63!.
Steamship shares steady. d
Miscellaneous shares firm, and ratbel
better.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-29
r;,ci,n..sii Mnrket.

CINCINNATI, May p.
sFLotJR-Unchanged and dull; family
to- fancy flour 14.0taf6 90: no demand
for lower grades.
WHEAT-Unchanged.
CORN-Firm, at sSa90, tor No. ] in
elevator.
OATS-Sales of No. / at 76a77: mar
ket dull. l = i Ii II
RYE-Firm at Is.
COTTON Steady, at "a for middlinS'
y WHISKY-Dun and prices nominal
PROVISIONS-Cncbanged and DUH
LARD-Sales at 12k,
BUTTER-Closes dull and lower ct
l5al8 for fresh.
EGGS-Advanced to 16al1.
+, lGROCERIES-Unchanged. tJt
| sGOLD-f36t buying. t''t
MONEY-Market light. -