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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28
GreenWood Cemeterv-

SALC0ANOO0 --S6m6L6TV
JSITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, Roam
y Smiies east OF the city, is now ready ~,
I Isrnnsnts sale, and Improvement OF Lola
u contains 81 acres of land and is iaid ~,
N ne most modern and improved. EtVls -
IN e easily reached at all seasons OF The
year by the National Road. and for ~ - tile
EP9 G1iI OF the year by the Hempfeid Raj
road II Is perfectly secure and infenffSSt -, y,
pc beautlhed by every variety oftretS So e1 %
oery. public vault, chapel. aftIfcJsI ia IL
fountains, ETC., to make IL eauai n fha Il
rural cemeteries in the count nv - nc otst
Ample provision Is also made for 90,
largement, or1ier and care In pe9netnIttss en-
rersons desi1ous of pnrGhasines int 49,,
SIt t ne grounds with the SuperintSe11II
LEM, no mas plat, or secure them h|- III
st+ - 1,sT 0ce OF the Secretary, on Main
PERSONS wishing to make fnIar55,., -
for - ~ " ootAln permits there
,-,II icke@ Of admission TO Lotholderr s,,,,
' Ro.I VIM ne lssued by the Secretary
EraS55S--.o DIEEcTORS--A- ]. Sweanavy
t.T,e,.sssnt nc. Bonham, Secretary: r. z
fsaii - Jonn 81. Muth, Geo. Mendei jnS
-, ttnos a Armstrong, Geo. Adams u n
o-1 1900 =. a. dIdreth. Isl -,i au8i-lyd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28


~, Le s nom may persons acknowledging
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS fnon7 rs
maybe seen on file at our officys 's1o,11,
Wn0m We are permitted TO refer Ia.
Jonn = HOlcOmb, I4ambertyfIIe N
S9ie Mateh, ERlue $3.50. Mrs ; Renneti'
SniIne; gu. Edwin HOyt, stamford. Conn
6DLRBs: washington, u. c. 7DfaEonnf3 DR.
sito- y. y. sutherland, 100 Lexington AZ
nue.. tlano, ESQ Mrs. NJ. Jackson, 2is Nine
II n street n. Y, Sewing Machine. 500
Mss L Collins Atlanta, Ga, Diamond ms.
S S5hin g go IN. Henry smith, WorceSfe-
1 1fistSs., sewing Machine, SIS. n EhayT Ia
t S,s Street n u, Gold Watch, $50. Edyr
TsIg, asoI,, NiiSShVilie, Tenn, MeIodeou sim
hunting Watch, $50. r., II. ;su1;tT rI S5oia
ENC, X; l., Silver Lever Watch sssI' o.
1uEEu!l SadlSon, n. j., Music Roy Si5 IL
SisS even, 81 Paul, Mimi, Gold watct1
49,. y y sperry, Litchheld, Conn. SiivsT
Music R s ss Mm- Z. Peck, Harlem, Ills,
Shio, silver Tea Set, siaS, MI n =. 'G ~
81 SSSiehG1, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear Rinps
e. ElSTe Beaudin, st Charles 1ofsI
~ Oflsans, Diamond Ring SI7O Ms
2sina so Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, Melodeon.
sS-A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANv or
LEE ABONE ARTICLES FOR ONE MI
Lax BY PUCHASING a SEALED E,NSI
IOPE FOR . cts. - -iFs e
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed An
HS-6 Tickets for One Dollar. IA sor IT.
ments To Agents. esAt aouee-
AllletteH should be addreSsed
j. FL RAY q CO
al, $40 Broadway, New Yor,.-
OC45-STnQGW $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28
NntfIs.
Stannn House.

TN z sUBSCRrBER RESPECTFULLY
i informs his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has opened the "Stamm House."
No. q Water street. The House Is new,
with an entire Outft of new furniture,
and Is complete in avery respect.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 spare no
pains 10 render his guests comfortable, and
hopes to receive a liberal share OF patronage
Ample stabling. attended by q careful and
attentive hostleT.
Janll-6m HENRY STAMM. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28

THIS COMPANY HAVING oRGANIZ-
i ed in April, 1864, in conjunction with the
well known frn of Cache & Co, as joint
stock company OF
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
of the best establishments OF this country and
Europe The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the excellencies of all the
latest improveInentsiand IL will be apparentto
all that men whose skill and abilities having
been approved by the best manufacturers will
not be less successful when their own interest
to the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CONIPE-
TITORS,
by the judges of the late Exhibition held at
he Maryland Institute of Baltimore Nd, in
October, 1855.
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, If not su
pertOr to any heretofore known. Those nj
want OF hTst-class Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the best mate
rial, will save Dealers cOnTHIfSSioII, which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly to
the factory, as above directed. or by applying
Market street, for further Information. A
guarantee for live years is given as regarls 6n-
rability reconstruction, for every Instrument
and will be kept IN time for one year free OF
charge. Old pianos taken in exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner OF said estab-
lishment Will be here every three months.
CHG 1yr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28
gusaraufe.
incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OETICE 10. e MoNROE 81,

OEFICE No. % MONROE ST.,
n EONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
M terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on all points.
In order to meet a want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday afler-
noon between the hours of two and four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum of money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which lnteres
- - GEO. SIENDEL, President.
DIREcroRs.-Alex Laughlin, A J. Pannel
John Mcclure, ir.. Alex. Rogers, Morgan T.
OFT James PAUL., Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
OcI7-ly A. C. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28
Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
900.



I,ogan. II. p. ShaIlcross, ]. &. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. H. Hobbs, Sanl. McClel,
Ian, G. W. Fr1nzheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex,
Laughlin. ~ r-. -r-.a
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four years, and In that time
done a successful business, is still prepared
to take risks At fair rates on Buildings of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStab-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car.
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or years at reduced rates.
This being aShome institution, with the lar.
gest capital and surplus of any company in
In the State and composed OF some
ninety-four stockholders, most Ofwllom are
among our DeSt business men, recommends
itself 10 the favorable consideration OF the
insuring public, and solicitE their patronage
Applications for insurance VIII be promptly
attended 10 by the Secretary.
once, North side of Monroe, between
Main and Market Sts., Wheeling, w. Va,
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling.
n. e. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
ME.NnEsV VfHa President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28
Oil Cloths. &C., &C.,

Consisting of Fancy and Black siIka, French
Merinos, all colors, Empress Cloths, MohAir
LustreS, Thibet Cloths, De LANES of all
kinds. Plaids, Cloaks, Shawn. HooP and
Fine Cloths and CaSsimerOs, ::vestings and
all kinds Of Trimmings fer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28

u. FL RAY IL CO..
dcIs-Smd&w = ro's'l v ay' New. York
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07
WiittUo6, ben z. auauft 1861

GY Oie einsiee M0alitbfeit, mic
mir Sas rreelmdBiee SIbliefern Der
3eitunsen Sureb bic 1rdscr earanz
tircn f6nnen, liest barin, tpenn
SGbOnnenten, bic BON ben 2rdecrn
lbereansem tperoen, uns foiortigc
Mn3cise MAIDEN. .sa4
Eg Mnseigeu, Bic ms 9lbenObIatt
aera6t tueroen loaen, iniiiIen bis ipaz
telteuS 2nbr gla6nltrtaas i'll Der 9ffice
abgeliefert peroen. = Gbenio Stems
un6 9totisen atIer 9lrt. Die Der ODER
1ener Sreuno per0fentliht gu baben
luiinidt.
~ 0ieienigen, ceHyu eS gu tbeuer
miro, in Ser ta9liben 3eitung 81 an
uonciren, f0nnen baS n@odenbiatt"
benuben, mel9eS ebenfaIls on iammts
1i9e tdsli6e Nbonnenten pertbeilt pirO.
w Oie m06entlide StaatS3eis
tune foitet mad allen &beilen Der Union
berianot So per Sabr. 9ta6 0eutfdz
IanO, Elm ( dlieBlid bes Yors
to 8, $3.50; na9 Der S6neia 400
portofrei. = @inaeIne stummern mad
europa 10 Gents portofrel.
\ Spltaten Der @. u. 81. i'm san3en 9anbe
rerben ernittit triu6t Der Sennehee Staats'
.3eitung iiberaa 8erbreitung az geben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07
m a & n u n Ia d.

@tne @nsabIs nnferer 9tbonnenten
fdulbeu uns, rnande elm boles Sabr,
otele feds Nohate unb cine MafIe brei
Wonate. gSir iaiifeu barauf bringen,
oaB Der M6onnementsbetrae fir pie alte
S9ulb, ioipie fur eirlen reuen Sermin
binnen bier gSoden einaeidH6t ipirb,
DiorigenfalIs mir Die 8eitung einltel<
ZEN unb Die &amen Der @aunniaen
pnblisiren iuerOen. unfere 8ebinsune
tit 8orausbe5ablung.
Sic GTpe6itio H.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07
Die yfdbmafAinct, trel3e duf Der
@ariier 0EeltaueffellmnG Nreiie
er1Qlfen habem

tEWuAAeW W@UgW 4gvNE
5err 5upe, Der Original GrTnber, erbieIt
cine 9Olb- Webaille nnb tUurbe gum gaitter Der
GbrenIegtcn ernannt, ais Der erOee ptOnier in
Der STUNT nit Naf6inen au naben.
Die Bbeeler unb g4ilfOn NGbmat9tne Be-
fam bic bS6ffe prdmfe unb @clbmebailtr fir
!, gStrpOlfcnamruue non 0dbmalbinrn.'f
Die 5lOrenre wur6e nit elmer SiI6erne-
baiae bebaht. tea
Die Weep erbtelt ebenfaIlS cine Sflbrrme-
baille. s5...-.+. s....s..
u. 3. Dome empfns cine 8rOn,e- Msbailr
fir feline Nabntaidiue.
Die amerifan Button SOIe @Umpasnie
purbe fir ibre Button 5sIe 0aal9ins nit e.
ner GLIDER. Wle6ailIe beebrt. as
Die Union Sutton pole GmtrcibsrS So. in
Bottom 6efam cine 8rpnse- Re6aiar.
8artrani unb 5anten, glfp 2lcrf, erbielten
cine 8rUn,e NeeaifIr fir ibrs Button pole
Nal6ine. - GzEa s5
3peiunbaGt,is giGbmai4fnen, Dbns bic
Button Dole Ral@iuen, irareu ..aussefeIIt.
DaSOE tamen auf bic Ser. GtaateH 10, Granf-
reid Is, Gnslanb II, 9eIsien a, bic Sentl6en
Staateis g. SelfreiG 3, DSnemart 3, Stalisn
unb CANADA 5. asass,
4unnat uat go. 36 glor6 Gberry Gtraee
nnb betraGtft bic NdbmalGias, rel4e ben er-
fen Yreis sepann in Paris 1867 In PARIS
1864 auf Ter eOubOHsr aHsatIlnns 1862 unb
auf idntmtIi6ea Gusieauneen IN ben gsrrin.
Gtaaien.
2Au 2wp B. q. @aIFtr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07

Ner5eicbnifs me1er 9tu5eiger
i'm B eutig Ell Blatte.
y Surner 8oritanbs @Sisuns.
p Souls S6iinemann, IA Marfe
9trabe. A59 sad
3 SIR Gentraftoren. n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07

re- Son Dem GonereB< gomite CUR
Hnteriudttng Der Bebanolung bon
Srle9sgefangenen ,unb HuionsbIr9er,
pur6e in hieien Sagen 6urb ben 8ors
fibenoen, Spbn q. 6. Chants,
elm Circular an 9ouberneur Broipns
Iop NIT benz grfuden ii6erianbt, ocm'
felben ni6gli9fte gerbreitung bur6 Die
8re6e beS Staates gu eeben. g8ir
fommeu Oieier 9uforoerung hermit
mad uno publiciren ba5 Circular mort
lid, eriuden aud ale 2eier unleres
8lattes, ncnn linen ir9eno etiuas SO.
iitibes iI6er ben 9egenltano befannt lit,
Die seUiinfdte 9lu;ei9e bel Dem Gomite
ni9t gu Deridumen.
Gircular.
3inmer bes Gomites fur llnter<)
iu9ung Der Sebanolung BON
&riegs Sc fangenen uno
Unions Burger.
Bafbiu9ton, 8. g.
II. SuIi 1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07
Die lSabIelr.
l6ortfsbnnal

I0e 8aIb Counts. aiebt benz
rhbitalen Sitfet 702 Maiorifdt,
@arrou gountb itimnit nit
d All Webrbeit fur 8ropnIpip. 4
| Us lila mfon County, roois
fale WnjOritdt 658.
sen 5 erfo n 6 'ounitb rabifale
Waioritdt 658.ia asH s5ysn s1He
Siefe @eaioritaten sablen {, 1864
StimnIen. Mobirt gu ben bereits be,
ri6teten 80, 1854 Gtimmen betrdgt Die
bonn 8ropuloiu Sifet errilngene Stims
mennebrbeit 81, 1923. Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07

US btn9t on, .. 81
~ @ II. SuIi 1867.
Sn 6oIge elmer Meibe BON 8eldIal<
fen, paliirt i'm Saufe Der 6epraientans
ten am 10. Suli 1867 tpuroen Ole un<
tersei9neten ais gonnite ernnnnt, UNI
Die Bebanolung Der bon ben Gonf6>
berirten 8eb0rbeu p6brenb Der Nebelz
lion sebaltenen Srie9ssefan9enen unb
Unions Burger gu unterlutben.
Ale Sieieni9en, nelde iib in 8elik
tpi6tiger 8enntnib in 8e3ug auf Sen
einen ooer ben an6ern 8egenitan6 be-
finben, fino ernftli9 auf9eforOert, iie
Dem Gonlite mtt3utbeileu unb, tpie I'm :
ten anse9eben, an bieielben su beri6ten:
1. Sen 9tamen, baS 9llter uub Die
ISrelIe SeS S6reibers.
2. gSenn Solbat ODER Seemann
leinen Stang ODER feline Steuung unb
unter iuel9em Commando er geoient
bat. eag
3. Ginen bollfanbigen 3a9peiS aIler
Sbatiaden, peld)e benz S6reiber in
8etreff feiner eigenen 9efansenbaltung
unb Be5anblung llnb Die Mn6erer, Col :
oaten ioiuobl als 8Irger, befannt finb,
LIBERAL, 70 geaau ais .n0gIid 6ie 9ia :
men, Srte uno 6as Datum neblt Der
Nanen Der conf06erirten SfF;iere, uns
ter beren Gbarse lie itanben, augebeno.
@orreiponb, nten in Senneiiee pollen
lire Beridte aore1iiren:
ns @illta m..Wungen,
sSinblap, Ohio.
Communications or Die Niitglie :
Der oeS Gemites aeben poitfrei.
SO TIT bic Mbii9t SEES @omite's, ole
6batfaden, pel9e su elmer seldi9tliz
den 8ulammenltea in 6ieier Be-
sieban9 notbuenbis finO, gu iamrneln.
Sie 8eitungen i'm gansen 9anbe
iueroen eriudt, bieies Circular foiten :
frei gu iiiferiren unb babel baIIelbe in
elmer ibrer geeignet erideinenoen Weiie
gu beipre9en:
SObn g. 6. chants,
8itliam u. Yile,
Mbner 6. Sarbina
@arom, S. 9tebens,
8tIlia nj Sc I'M en-,
Gomite.
Sobu 8. 2arrabec,
Glerf.
re- Sn ser Criminal gourt ipuroe
seitern 9SilIiaiu Smitb gu Is Sabren
8udtbaus berurtbeilt pegen Yferbe.
oiebifabl. (DerIelbe mar idpn friiber
ipegen Dem 9leiden 8erbre9en berurs
tbeilt tuoroen, iuurOe aber bonn Sou.
berneur be9na6igt.) la #
8obert 8beIps ipurbe ipesen $a3arbs
fpielen gu 3 aRonaten SefansniB bers
urtbeilt. ....
Daniel Snanlon, SSarbiger, fam auf
8 Sabre ms 8udtbaus tpesen Oieb>
itabl.
Sie @nflnssn gesen Charles Sam<
mono uno 9e9en s. 9Silfinion unb glisa
&ni9bt tpurben nieoergefdlasen.
~ Sn ct. 9ouis bat Der Stabt>
ratb ben 8erfauf unreifer SSrI6te,
@urfcn, 9riinen Storms un6 &obls BEL
itrenger CITRATE unterlaet, @s miro
bebauptet, bab fid Der 9eiunbbeitssu.
itanO Der Staot iOfOrt 9ebehert babe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07

EE lnlere sSreunoe f6unen uns in
biel beri6ieoenen Qlrten unteritiben.
Sic f6auen fur lih lelbit auf bic Saas
Itde uno fur ibre Srennbe mad auber.
BALD auf bic Wo6entlide 3eitung abon<
nirsn. sic f6nuen uns 2lnseigen geben
ltab tire ainetifanifden@ eiGaftsfrennoe
oa5u bene9en, Elm @leiAee, gu tbun.
Infer Blatt lift NIT glhs.abme Der
DNeiu Srleans Seutiden 3eitune" 0as
ein3ige taglide uno n0hentli6e oelitf6e
Organ in ben SHoitaaten. Seoermann
lolIte es fd svr aufeabe iteIIen, uns in
beni 8etreben bebalaid 81 fem, bic
yStaatsS eitnn9" 81 einea einFubreiben
un0 permlanenten Snftitut 81 MAIDEN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07

~ gBir ernarten, oaB 9eute Mbenb
aIIe 0fitelieOer Der @eorge 5. Sbontas
9edgue piinftlid IN ibren &laken iein
iueroen. sc fitgen 'Saden bon unge
meiner 8idti9feit Dor; Saden, Die auf
baS SntereiIe Der Dcutiben unee,nsinen
@in1uB baben,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07

EE 0em Gigentbiimer bes ct.
sfidolas, Nfaior s. 9unteI, finb
mir berbunben fir cine Gin.abuug gu
elmer Wfuftprobe, Die beute sta9mittae
oalelbit itattiinoen fol-. gs foHen Mlu>
fifitiife auf einem neu eingetroffenen
Srqcitrio probirt perben. @
~ Sn Dem Serus9s Bro8eb
bauert bic 8ernebnliitg bon 8cugen
nod fort 9elfern wurOen beren 8 fur
\ Die 8ertbeibi9ung 5ernommen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07

ut ods einsige 8erm6sen bas GItern ibren Rinseru
gebeH foun,n, oa oaieIbe nie perIoren oehelt cauu
fam une beitdIISis bel Der Anwenbuna lehr gsertb
erbdit Sieie Grsiebung fam man in bsr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-07

H sd iteb bel Ser nsuen Ga
terne; Die neue 2aterne ftebt Bel mir
SD fdau in Die neue 9aterne uno bent
IS 1T ELL 8unoertbier-n - 90 5pbilos
fopbirt 4oam beiin @nbljf Der 9roben
2aterne, Die I'M Surnlale aufgeitellt
miro. - as ''s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-13
MARKETS

New York, January Money
continued TO increase i'm ease to the clos
ing Of the banks, and the supply vas
ample to brokers at : per cent, while
some business was done at 8 per cent.
The government money, recently locked
up, has been let loose aud thus ends this
dsstaUdly attempt to PROSTATE the whole
trade OF the country. The gold market
closed uu at l55EaI 1874 The market tor
foreign exchange We quiet to-day and
somewhat nominal, a. usual, just after
the sailing OF the packets. Prime bank
eTs bills are quoted at l09at@loJ Cot
ton opened firm but closed dlIll sales Of
1000 bales, az 54ls for jddlIng uplands.
Flour is dull sud o. Zoe lower. Wheat is
very duli and nomiualIv lower. Corn is
duh and dropping, 81 Is 10 for mixed
western. WhiSkey Is GIil and nominal
Pork remains quiet ami steady. Beef Is
quiet and unchanged. Lard, active and
firUer. Naval stores quiet. Ereigbts,
firm.
CINCINNATL January l2.-FIouT, Gull,
50 SOC 10 50. Wheat remains dull {;
spring wheat is 90 lower. Whiskey is
dull aJ = -j iu bond. Hogs, dun at SO
Z 40; receipts, 5000. Mess pork is firm
at so.
Flour dull and unchanged superfine
8 59aIJ 50 trade brands II 0jgl3 20.
Wheat dull spring lower at > 50 tall
y So. Corn dull aud dropping ear 55c
shelled joc. Whisky dull at %: in bond.
Cotton nominal; Inidi.ing Sic. Hogs
unchanged at : U0t7 10 whole range
receipts 5000. Pork firm az 20 90. Bulk
meats lower; shoulders &c sides sc
clear sides l0}c loose bacon shoulders
ID g; sides ~. Lard lirmer with An up
ward tendency at II lal2c. sugar cured
hams, new, l5gl6zc; packed old 33c.
Money stringent at l.! per month, first
class security.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. y. m.-Tobacco I'M
changed, 3 25Gl2 50; superfine flour,
9 %; prime red wheat, , 50; shelied
corn, zoe. a corn, g0e. oats, Csc. /;
bulk hogs, nominal, Gle. no receipts OF
cotton, 3l(032c. ; sale of 100 bales at Sic;
mess pork, % 50; bulk shoulders, Sc. ;
sides, lie. lard, l23c. in tierces bacon
shoulders, l24c.; clear sides, l34c.
hams, 1879. sugar cured hams, lie.
CHICAGO, January I2.-Fiour quiet,
lO(Bl5c difference between buyers and
sellers. Wheat is from 2lG3c lower at
81 S2G2 q. Corn firm 7O(G79tc. Oats
dull at io9434c. Pork is in demand at
Slste IS holders, for best brands, ask
SIS. Lard, active at lie. Bulk meats
quiet; green meats unchanged hogs
from 100 5c higher, closing at 8 659G so;
live hogs closed weak at 5 75G6 Is.
ST LOUIS, January I2.-Cotton dull,
30e303c. Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat firm at , 2jG2 50. Corn, de-
clined, 76g8lc. Oats dull, 6l@63}c.
Hogs steady, 696lc; number packed to
date, 10000; excess Of $4,000 over last
season. Whisky from , 1902 =.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II, p.m.-The cotton
market closed dull, and prices fell of.
Middling uplands are quiet at 143d. The
sales did not exceed 5000 bales.
LONDON, Jan. y, p m.-Consols closed
at 81, for money iye-twenties, 72}.
The current rate for these bonds at Paris
to-day was y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-13

BROWN & PERKINS
for the People
70 Broome s., NeW "a

w would call the attention OF tha public TO
W our elegant New Scale Pianos, In the iol-
lowing styles.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-13
THETUOPET To SEIZE THEsOUTHERN
RAILROADS.


The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette exults that the south
has been declared a mere conquered
province, Uuh the practical concurrence
Of the president.
It seems that the city Of Macon applied
10 the secretary Of war for the restora-
ton Of certain corporation prop
ertv, which the United States mill
itary authorities held, under claim
that it was q conquest. The case
being referred to HOLT, lie, Of course,
decided against the city. He founded
his opinion on the assumption that Geor-
gia is a conquered territory, without
state OF municipal rights. STANTON
being appealed to, REFUSED to restore the
property. The case was carried before
the president, who declined 10 interfere.
It il in consequence claimed that the
latter endorses H0LT's theory, and that
the southern states are to be treated as a
mere territorial conquest. The CORES
pondent-who viii yet find that there IL
q flaw in his statement-proeeeds to re-
j0ice like a freebooter, as follows
Very many interesting questions arise
in connection with this. The railroads
Of the south had been taken possession
Of by the Confederate government, and
were subsequently, captured by our
forces. They were then the property Of
the United States. BY what right did
Andrew johnson, on the Sth Of August,
1866, give away millions OF dollars
worth Of government property . By
what authority has the President re-
stored c0nfscsted property By the
same reasoning that led 10 the above de-
cisiOn, the title to much Of this class Of
property would be vested ia the United
States. Can a President dispose Of pub
lie property at will2
Interesting and important decisions
are startling the country every day.
This M may surely be classed among
them.