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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18
BY THE CABLE.
Advtosa to the 18th of September.

LONDON, Sept. l7-NOon-U. s. Bonds,
73k; Illinois Central, TN; Erie, Az;
Great Western %.
FRANKFoRr, Sept. l7-Noon-U. S,
Bonds. 7674.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. -Noou.-Bread-
stuffs, firm.
LoNDoN-Evening-Sepl. Icon
soils. 945s; 5-20s, 70; Illinois Central
Tx; Erie, a; Atlantic and Great
Western, %.
FRANKFORT, EveninE-sept. l7.-U.
S. bonds, 765s.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. l7.-Cot-
ton closed quiet; middling uplands
e1Edi Orleans, 99ldi sales, 10000 bales;
breadstuffs, close and strong, with a
further advance OF Cd on corui making
a total advance of Isd during today
new mixed western closed at 39s Cd /;
wheat, lbs cd for California white;
Barley. Oats and Peas, steady quota
tions unaltered. Tho Manchester mar
ket for goods and yarns is better and
closed with an upward tendency in
prices. Provisions, Cheese, Sd higher.
closing at $50 per cwt. Beef, l47s I'd;
Pork. 7Os per Dbl: Lard, SOS Cd Bacon.
42s Sd. Produce, Petroleum Spirits.
lOd; refined; Is sd.
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NEW YORK, Sept. l7.-Gill, Gilletts Il
Neyes, in the tea trade, have failed.
Their liabilities are under half II mill
lion dollars, and their obligations chief
ly in the hands Of banks or private cap
italists, who bought them through note
brokers. The cause of the failure is
said to be of years standing, and in
cludes the purchase OF goods for gold
and their resale for currency. Reports
have been current to day of other cot
ton failures in Liverpool-names not
given.
Sylvester Quillter was found guilty
of murder in the first degree, mt Eliza
beth, Nj, yesterday. He was charged
with the murder of John Forman, at
Westtield.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows had
a discussion, to-day, on the subject of
non beneficial membership, and subse-
quently visited the Jewish Orphan
Asylum, Central Park and High Bridge.
Susan +. Mulligan, daughter of Da-
Vid Mullignu, about thirteen years old,
partially blind, LEFT Greensburg, Ind,
on the ID inst, with the intention OF
visiting her parents in this city. She
was traced here, and is supposed to
have arrived on the 9Th or 9th inst, by
the Erie Railroad, but nothing has
since been heard OF her.
Gen. Sickles has been ordered to re-
port in person at the headquarters of
The army in Washington between the
18th and 2lst inst.
4 Crete letter to the Tribune says {:
The mortality in the Turkish army con-
tinues and is almost unexHmpled. OF
5000 Egyptians who came here year
ago, only remains, according to some
accounts, 5000 to 5000, and to others
5000 TO 4,OOO-lhe latter estimates given
me by an Egyptian Colonel All ac-
counts represent the same state OF things
exist more or less with the Turkish
troops. They show signs of exhaus-
ton and decentralization which can
hardly be mistaken.
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Dedication of AntIetAm National
Cemetery

KEEDSvILLE, Sept. 1.-THE dedica-
ton of Abe Antietam National Gene
terry took place to-day. The program
me carried out WAS as follows: The
military and masonic bodies escorted
the President and party TO the Gene
terry, where, in the presence of an i'm
mense thronS, the exercises opened by
prayer. Governor Swami, on ASSUME
ing the Presidential chair, rendered
welcome 10 President johnson and the
Governors of other States, who had
came to participate in the ceremonies.
Alter abiding to the part taken by
Maryland in esta bIishing the Cemetery,
said: We are here in calm sunshine to
mingle our tears with survivors who
sacrificed life for country upon this
field. He invoked the Almighty TO
speedily restore harmony 10 the whole
country. A hymn was sung by the
assemblags, and the corner stone of the
monument was then laid by the Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge OF Masons
OF Maryland. The Grafton was then
delivered by Ex-Governor Bradford.
After referring to the distinguished
personages present, he stated that in re-
Spouse 10 Il vote OF thanks oil Mary
land TO the army for protecting the
State from the rebels, the commander
of that army had committed the re-
mains OF those who fell 10 the care
of the State. The details of action by
Maryland in this matter were given by
the orator. The number engaged on
the field of Antietam, on the Union
side, was 81, l64, while the rebel force
was estimated at 81, 900. The previous
campaigns OF the army were referred
TO, and the anxiety of the public mind
depicted. The disasters OF the army
under Gen. Pope, its shattered condi-
ton, its reorgan cation by Mcclellan,
and the victory won over the Conted-
crate hosts OF rebellion by that reor-
gauized army, were dwelt on at great
length, with many corelativs facts and
circumstances. He concluded by in
voking adherence to the Constitu-
ton and smid, "Come the peril TO
it whence 1t may, from State rights or
consolidation, let me, on the anniver-
sary of its adoption, in the name of the
men who made it, by the memory of
the men who have died for 1t, on this
spot where blood has been so profusely
shed In its behalf, appeal to you to pre-.
serve, protect and defend it,"
The poem was next delivered. Re
marks followed from President John
son, after which the services were closed
with a benediction, and the President
and party were escorted to the station.
Salutes were fred at sunrise, during
the procession and at the close. Every
thing passed of we'll.
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wAsHINGToN, Sept. lin anticipa-
ton that the yellow fever may reach
Mobile and the place be abandoned by
Government officials, General Spinner
motives, thought proper to withdraw
all Government funds deposited there
and place them in some city farther
north.
Special Treasury Agent Shelbourne
died at New Orleans, last night, of yell
General Wheaton is considered out of
do
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KEY WEST, September 16.-The cable
steamer Narva sailed for New York.
Her chief engineer, Mark Turner, died
of yellow fever on the l4th. Mr.. Med
dely, an electrician of the cable, is dam
gerously ill. The yellow fever is abat-
ing at Tortugas, and ali the officers are
ont nf 5anUaF
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seizure OF WHISKY.

BUFFALO, Sept. 17.-General Root,
Internal Revenue Collector, seized 900
barrels OF whisky valued at 5000 at
the distillery of j. F. Perry, on Spring
street. Perry is accused OF being a
party in the frauds practiced on the
government by the shipment OF whisky
here to Boston.
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New York, Sept. 1.-THE base ball
match for tie championship of the
country, yesterday between the Allan
tics, OF Brooklyn, and Athletics, OF
Philadelphia, resulted in an easy vic
tory for the former, by a score OF % to l6.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. I7.-ofcial re-
turns of the Maine election received at
the office of the Secretary of State, from
40 towns, give Cham berIsin 56, 406 and
Pillsbury 44.7O2. Majority for Cham
berlain, ll,7O4.
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Nav YoRK, Sept. IA Herald,s
speiaI by the cable says: The bonds
found in possession of Jardensier pro-
we'd to be bonds issued by the Coufed-
crate during the rebellion.
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New York, Sept. 1.-THE book trade
sale ended yesterday, Over II 600 books
were distributed, representing about a
million of dollars.
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BosroN, Sept. 1.-THE steamer ORR
entail, from New Orleans, is anchored
at Queenstown with three cases of yell
low fever on board
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Fire.

FOND DU LAC, WIS, Sept. l5.-A Are
last night burned the wagon shops of
Lawrence & McRae, together with six
buildings on the opposite side of the
street. Loss, SIS, 900.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Louisville Tobacco Market.

11VU1s TILT sJtF7t' IOs
The market continues fair for all
grades. Choice manufacturing lots are
in good demand aud command full
prices. The offerings to-day were lO2
hhds, with Z reflections. Sales include
l hid at S25 %. at % 90, l at - 90, . at
q 5Oa21 10, at 10 10, at 1900. ii at
l6sl6 90, 9 at l5al5 so, . at HALF 70, s at
lSalS 70, 8 at l2nl2 so. at Hall 40, ~ at
l0alO 20, at SaS 40, 10 at TAI go, 8 at Ga
e5, Is al Sac 65, . at 7Oa4 70, / at 90.
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Wantad.

IN AGENT To SELL THE FAMILY
a SEWING MACHINE For particulars
cali at Rational Hotel, Bridgeport, ohiO.
seplS-1yd&w.
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Dry goods steady; fair business doing
although not SO much snap to trade as
last week; prices in the meantime rule
steady; plain dyed and mixed worsted
dress goods, both in domestic and for
eign, in good demand at uniform and
firm prices; fine and fancy woolens and
silks in request and bringing good
prices.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons of
'65, lIl1si lO.4Os, 9ez<; all 7-30s, 1873.
STERLISG-lO97sal 09ss.
MONEY! per cent.
GoLD-l44sS.
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FLoUR-Market closed 5aIOc better
for common grades; dull Tor other
kinds.
GRAIN-Wheat- Shade better with
fair export demand. Rye-Firm with
fair port demand; 81 4lal As for west
ern. Oats-Dull at 66c for new Chi
cago and Ohio. Corn-Firmer at 81 %
for prime mixed western. closing with
buyers at 81 %, and sellers at 81 26.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-I buyers favor;
sales 1850 bbls at S24 20, regular. Beef
Quiet and steady. Cut Meats-Dull
and unchanged. Bacon-Nomiually
unchanged.
LARD-Dun ut lI14al41zc for fair to
prime steam, and i414al45Sc for kettle
rendered.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
Alexandris Affairs.

ihE uu~eVo VI Datufuuy says'
A majority Of the acting justices being present
in court, proceeded to q reconsideration Of the
levying the county levy, when said levy was
amended as follows To the amount already
levied to pay commissioners and delinquents
81, Tl8.l8 which will make total Of $40, SIG .7i
to pay which l6I per cent. the State tax levied
this year on real estate, 81, ,l64T4i 2,784 1.-THE
ables at $3 each, 81, ,3S2, the total of which Is
$40, 5l6.H.
The court having been summoned to consider
the oIpedienoy Of levyiug on lands and other
property, doth order that the sheriff Of this
county do collect upon the real estate In this
county assessed with 4 State tax, q tar Of six
teen and two thirds per oentum on the tax levied
by the State the present year, and each titheable
in this county the sum Of So, and that he pay the
sums levied to the parties entitled thereto re-
spsctiyely.
The local police of Washington have notified
steamboat captains that hereafter the law pro-
yiding "that steamboats, shall not run at 4
leaving or entering tho port Of that city north Of
the arsenal will be strictly enforced, and all
yiolators dealt with summarily.
A CALLED meeting Of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company was held last night at the
rooms Of tho Old Dominion Base Ball Club, Cap,
tain ]. M. stsuart, president, In the chair
The company unanimously resolved to procure {
truck and fixtures without unnecessary delay.
TnE temperance meeting to be held at th,
market house tomorrow evening at hAlf.pAs
three o'clock, will be addressed, Il Is expected
by tho Hon. T. w. Upton, United States Sen
ator from Nebraska, Ex-Governor Ford, Of Ohio
and G. W. Maher, esq, Of Washington city.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
@atiaual gspablisau.
RATES or orApvrRrrsINo,

tons 90 cents. One square, one month, %. Liberal
induosmsnts TO quarterly, ssmi.annual, and yearly
advertisers. -
Every other day advertisements, 90 per cent addi.
uonai. rvies week advertisement, rs per cent.
additoaaL iH.l .a..a.rt.t &. .asEfIHa ..
Hight lines eonssitutsa square. Less thsu square
charged in proportion, at the above rates.
Editorial notices, 70 cents Per liss each insertion
Local nstiess, % cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the hsads Of wants
For Sale. For Rent, Lost and Found, not sxsssdisa
rates. u
Advertisements should Be handed In before .. m
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DRoPosALs FOR NAVY CLOTH
ING.
NAVY DEPARrHRHT,
BUREAU PRoyIsIOSs AND CLOTHING,
June II, l6A7,

June II, lsn7.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed ''Proposals for
Navy Clothing" will be received at this Bureau
I'll q o'eloek, p. m on TUESDAY, the 18th day o
July next, for TEN THOUSAND FAIRS BLUE
sAfINET TROwsERs, 5000 pairs deliverable In
New York and 1000 pairs In Boston; also, TEN
THOUSAND BLUB FLANNEL oYkRsHIRTS, 6,0ot
deliverable in New York, and 4, 900 In Boston both
articles to be Of the navy standard and delivered
At the Navy Yards at the above named plAeei
within sixty days after notification OF the
Of proposal, and thers pass the usual inspection.
For description Of the articles, aud the pRekAgei
10 contain them bidders are referred to the samples
at the said Navy Yards and for information I'm pam
phlot form) regarding contracts 10 the Offices Of III,
oommandants and paymAsters Of the several Navy
Yards.
Eysry offer must bS accompanied by a written
guarantees, signed by one or more responsible per
sons to the effect that he they undertake that the
bidder or biddsrs will II his or their bid be accepted
enter into an obligation within Ave days, with good
and sufficient suTstiss, TO furnish the articles pro
posed the responsibility Of the guArano to be ee,h
ned TO by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for thu
District In which they reside,
No proposal t0ill b considered unLsss accompd
MED bv such guarantees, and bv satLafactory sst
dsnos that hs bidder 70 regular dealer IN hS artf
es and has hs license required oy dot Of Congress.
jsis-lAw4w u. BRIDGE. Chief Of Barsau.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

SANITARY CoNPANY.-Fourteen written
and twenty verbal notices were served on Sat.
urdsy, on persons having nuisances existing on
their premises. A number Of carcasses wore
also reported and removed. Lime, We notice, Is
being freely used In all parts Of the city as dis
infsctant, and for purposes Of cleanliness, and
much good Is thereby resulting
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

ACCIDENTALLY SHor-Andrew thinner
man accidentally shot himself In tho hand with
pistol he had in his possession, at 4 late hour
on Saturday night An officer Of the Third
who dressed the wound, and Mr.. Zimmerman
was taken to his home.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

BASE BALL IN BALTIxoRR-The follow
"B. B." fraternity in this city. II was for the
championship Of Maryland and base ball bat
and silver ball. which was won BY the Psstime
club Of Baltimore, from the Enterprise club, Of
the same city the Maryland club have already
challenged the successful club for the champion
ship.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

The LATE GENERAL MEAGHER.-The
friends Of the late General Thomas +. Msagher,
recently Secretary Of the Territory Of Montana
propose to hold meeting tomorrow evening
In tho room Of the Board Of Aldermen, City Hall,
to adopt resolutions Of oondolence and expres.
siye Of their admirntion Of his virtues
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

The CHURCH OF ST.. JOHN THE BAprrsT.--
The congregation Of this church, recently organ.
lied in the First ward, have purchased lot on
Twenty third street. south Of the Circle, and will
shortly commence the erection Of the church edi-
foe. Mr.. Searle Is the architect, and now has
the plans we'll advanced.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
LAST N1nnr.-Lasi nirht WAS delicionI

LAST NIGnr.-Last night was delicious
ly cool and pleasant, and members Of both sexes
promenaded the streets until late hour. The
moon shone beautifully In slear, unclouded sky,
and many fingered long upon the door steps and
In the streets, or CARING from open window, let
fancy dresmily wander over the past or into the
misty future as yet unveiled-remembrance
sad and pleasant-hopes bright and joyous--all
conjured up BY the lovely weather which last
night gave unto us.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

YOUTHFUL THIEvEs.-Two colored boys,
BY the names Of Frank Hunter and Perry Ames,
were arrested on Saturday by Detectives Ciarvoe
and MoDeyitt, charged with stealing 5000 and
some clothing from the residence Of Mr.. J. B.
Woodruff, on II street, between Eighth and
Ninth. One Of the lads was employed by Mr.
Woodruff, and In conjunction with the othei
embraced an opportunity afforded them for com,
mitting the robbery. They wsro ssnt below fol
court.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
rAsrIns.

A SwISDLER.-G. W. Steadman alias
Colonel @. W. stesdman. had q hearing before
Justice Walter on charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses Messrs. W. II. Mudgett
and J. N. Wells were the parties viotimiEed, and
after q hearing, Steadman was sent to jail to
answer at court. II will be recollected BY the
readers OF the REPUBLICAN that Steadman was
arrested some two months since, charged by Mr.
Wells with obtaining the sum Of SIS from him,
(Wslls,) and for which he was to procure him q
situation In the Interior Department. This he
failed to do; nor would he return the money.
Mr.. Wells did not obtain any satisfaction at the
former arrest, but he Is In fair way Of seeing
the fellow punished now. Mr.. Mudgett has
brought q similar charge, and Stsadman will
have to render proper account Of his actions,
or. II is presumed, he will bs made to suffer in
consequence.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

PREssNES's PIC.SIc.-To-morro after
noon and evening the Columbia Pressmen's So.
oisty will give their second annual picnic at the
.Seventh.str Park. Those desiring to spend q
jovial and pleasant day, should not fail to be
present.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

BAD MAS.-Francis Benzler, restaurant
keeper, was arrested, on complaint Of bis wife
Thadarina, who charged Francis with beating
her, and using threats Of further personal vio-
lenco. Mr.. Benzer was feed by Justice Bates
80. and was also required to give security to keep
the peace,
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

DIsAPPEARED.-Walter Scott, u lad aged
Is years, an employee in the Sixth Auditor 8
Once, and residing with his aunt at DOrsey's
Hotel, has been absent from his lodging place
drawn his pay for that month, since which time
naught has been heard Of him.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

son, Il John Dodson, I; Fletcher, Ia. Pic.
nser--9ordon, l. -t
Left on basss-Potomac, s; Pioneer, 7.
Fly balls csught-Potomao, Q; Pioneer. IL.
Fly balls misssd-Potomao, 2; Pioneer, 8.
Foul balls oaught-Potomao, 81 Pioneer, 4.
Bases on called bails-Potomsc, 10; Pioneer, 9.
Time Of game, 8 hours and so minutes.
Umpirs-Frank Daniels, Jefferson Base Ball
Club
scorsrs-Thomas Mitchell, Potomac; o. Yves.
ley Williams, Pioneer.
The Potomaos do not play tho Old Dominion
Club In Alsxandis, the latter club having 70.
questsd postponsmsnt Of the game.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

FREEDMEs's BANK.-Ata meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of this Institution, held on
Thursday, II was voted to pay to dopositors, who
have had their funds on deposit six months, at
the rate Of i've Per cent.
The amount Of deposits have reached nearly
half million Of dollars. The finances Of the In.
stitution are managed by Mr.. II. D. Cooke, Of
Jay Cooke 4 Co, and Mr.. W. g. Huntington, Of
the First National Bank.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Peter Brady
for committing an assault and battery upon the
person Of his wife Honors, was required by Jus
tice Tucker to give security to hereafter keep the
pence.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
7 THE lf MONDAY MORNING JULY Is 1867

BASE BAiAs--rhe return game between
the Pionssr oiub of Aisxandris. Va, sad the
Potomacs, Of this city, was played on the White
Lot, on Friday, p. m, with the following score:
POTOMAC. pIorHrI
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

SKIFF & GAYLoRD's MIssTRELs.-This
celebrated troupe, from the Academy Of Masie
Chicago, ILL.,, now SO extensively advertised In
this city by mammoth cuts and posters, will
open st the National Theatre this evening, and
continue their entertainments during the week
In conjunction with tho minstrel troupe, they
will introduce tho fayorite and original panorams
Of sherman's March to the Sea. This troup,
bring with them the reputation Of being one Of
the very best now circulating In North America
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

CoRREorIoN.-We were led into an error
In stating In our Saturdays Issue that Benz. O.
Brooker, auotionoer, was held under bail to
answer tho charge Of adultery. Mr.. Brooker
was simply witness In the case, another party
being charged with the offence.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

Nor SUsrAIsED-We were mistaken, in
our last report Of the Board Of Police In stating
that 0fdcer Leach, Of the Second ward, and ON
Ger Kimmell, Of the Third ward, were ordered u
be rsprimAnded for absence without leave and
intoxieAtion. Tho charge Of intoIieation was Ia
no manner sustained, NO are informed.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

A TEMPERANCE ExcURsIoS.-We are in
formed that, on the 22d Of this month, Martha
Washington Division, No. IA, and Metropolitan
Division, No. 10, will make an excursion down
the river to Glymont. It will be . pleasant
affair for all who may be SO fortunate as to secure
tickets.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

REMOVAL OF THE HEADQUARTERS OF
WAsHINaroN.-Gsn Candy has removed his
headquarters Of tho defenoes Of Washington
from Gen. Augur's old quarters, Fifteenth and.
q half street and Pennsylvania avenue, to I and
Ninstssnth streets, with Gen. o. o. Howard's
headauArters
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

BoATINo.-It is understood that o boat
race will take place on the Potomac river on
Saturday, the goth instant, under the auspices
Of the National Yacht Club Of Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

GREAT ExcIrEMKNT.-Lieutenant Eckloff
during the latter part Of the past week, com
msnced a warfare upon the geese running Al
large in his district and the result was that th,
officers under his command succeeded In oaptur.
Ing large number Of them and taking them tt
the almshouse, where they have probably beer
The law is stringent in regard to the fowl run
ming at large. and II bshooves their owners te
take warning thereby.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

QUICK WoRK.-Messrs. Smith, Pearson
4 West, Baltimore detectives, sent word to De.
teotives Clarvoe a MoDsvitt, Of this city, a day
or two since, that Messrs. A. johnson a Brother,
Of Baltimore, had lost two valuable horses.
Messrs Clarvoe 4 McDevitt succeeded In recov.
ering tho horses near Alexandria on Saturday,
and returned them to the owner
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

GAMBLERs.-Isaac Edelin, and Jefferson
Lewis, colored gamblers, for indulging In the
pastime too publicly, were arrested, and fined %
each by Justice Walter.