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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
IMMENSE REDUCTION
Prices of Clothing,
At tt
M. GUTMAN a. CO.'S.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
wMEELlNG MARKETS.


THURSDAY, Dec. 12.-Eyening.
The quotations We present below are
Rade by firms of the highest respecta-
bility aud may be relied upon as correct.
Any variations made from these prices
by any dealer are simply variations
from regular prices.
FLOUR-Fancy white wheat family
firm at Ii 90; red winter, II %; spring,
10 so; super from regrindings, 8 50. Rye
-four, 8 90. Corn meal, 90 per bushel.
GRAIN-White wheat, 2 60a2 90 for
choice; red, 2 40a2 so; spring, -. Rye,
%, and in good demand. Corn, SOc in
the ear. Oats, 55aG0c. Barley, l 25a
30,
sEEDS-Clover, dull at 6 0Oa6 so;
Timothy, 2 so.
COFFEE-In good demand; fair to
good 22a2Ic; prime 25a26c; HummelPs
Essence 6 90 per gross. .
SUGAR-COmmon, 12!al3c; Cuba,
l3lc; Porto Rico, 14a14lc; hard refined,
l7fc; A coffee, lie; Il do 16ac; G do log
SYRUP-55a60 for lower grades; soc
al 90 for good to best brands; Porto
"
Rico molasses, 15aS5c.
SODA-Sc for American, and Sa9c for
English.
STARCH-Common SIC; corn, lac.
BROOMS-2 % for good, and ) OOa3 80
for extra.
SALT-None in market; supply ex-
pected this week; IS for dairy.
TOBACCO-72a76c for dark los, IS
and Is navy, 90ca1 90 for bright is and
lbs; / lOa1 90 for fancy bright Is and lbs;
85a90c for bright los. Wheeling sto-
gies 10 80 per NJ.
COTTON YARNS-40c for Steuhen-
vile; 35c for Georgia and Eastern. Cot
ton batting 2Sc.
SOAPS-Family. &c; German, &c;
Eastern Family, 10la1llc.
CANDLES-City mould tallOw, Is
aloe; star 25c; hotel 2sc.
RICE-Rangoon lie.
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop buck
cts 3 % per dozen; washbOards 3 90 per
dozen. Tubs, No. l, IA 80; No. 2, IL 80;
No. 3, IL 30 per dozen.
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar lead 12!c.
Shot 3 so per bag.
GLASS-Franklin brand, sxlO, 4 90;
l0Xl2, 4 80.
IRON-Sweedes, tic; common bar
iron, Ate; horse shoe iron, 5ac; heavy
band iron, SC; hoop and light band,
sic.
NAILS-lOd to God nails, 5 so per
keg: I'd and Cd nails, 5 10 per keg; cd
and I'd nails, & 90. Other sizes i'll pro-
portion. Cut Spikes . IS.
WHEELING ALEX 10 90 per Dbl;
Xxx IL ~; Kennett and Burton II w;
champagne Ia 90; porter ~ w; brown
stout 10 90.
LAGER BEER-..s Dbl 40; Dbl , 10;
Dbl 5 50; bbls IL %.
MALT---l 65.
| HOPS--New 60a70c per ID.
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Am Army Of More than rive
Thousand Onjcc-1soldrrs

Arc consuming yUuT substance. and = h.,i OF
other hungry eNpoctants sro gathering HA'
vultures, to banquet upon ia" 'i'als OF pros
trRte State.
Your public buildings are sinking d0lais by
the hundred thousand with no apparent result
Your LuDatic Asylum has ALREADY cn-t tilb""
a third more than the original estimate ~ ~
whole, and the first wing 10 not yet complst"f
At the present rate. more than ono million o.
dollars will hc consumed In what IL nothing l,'-
than stupendous fraud, at Wbi'h your Pu"IF
servants are cOnuiving.
The PeDitentiary was expected 90 be buil 'm
sl6d 900, but through the incOmPetency iha.
planned Il. nearly four times n much natff1
will he required "a was original intended. aIa
the expense Of the building will be- little s1oi'
Of one million dollars. Other operation ~ pa'
lie men show a similar disregard Of your ini''
est. Many OF them aIt mere schemes OF p1'A"
benefit and public robbery.
Not a siugle Radical journal Of the stare nv
uttered a word Of dennnciatiOn OF these o. Az
other public wroRgs. To the REGlsIgE lti'AE'
almost the exclusive honor OF champ!onnE -
popular cause against the outrage 81 oii'.s
pluDdeTcru. In pursuance 81 il puIP''f y
hunt down corruption aud cDnuptOui'r w
REGISTER will lay before the people mahl
startling facts concerning the Outlay 81 "a,
funds upon public works. Tb" mot 'n0ti1ya'
frauds are known Ia have sOcn p"rpeirHish az
every taxpayer has an Interest IN Their d", COY
ment We call upon the people % ~'c'l' -''
support Va In OuF effort
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TFrxicnu Finances.

NEW YORK, December 12.-The Her.
AIDS Havana special says: News from
the capital of Mexico, by the steamer
Georgia, which / have been able to
gather, shows that the people were
pretty generally satisfied with the loans
negotiated in the United States by Min
lister Romero during the late civil war
in Mexico. Their amount is considered
insignificant, and the people have bo-
come reconCilGd to them, hence the
Government becomes stronger rs its
agents acts are indicated. The Gov
crnmcnt will present bill to Congress
which shall designate the mode
of payment of the outstanding
Mexican bonds, and will determine
what bonds are legitimate. All loans
of the Emperor are repudiated, Con
gress annulling the election of certain
members of that body, who served the
late Emperor.
The revolution in Durango turns out
to be canard.
The holders of bonds who were forced
to advance money to the Liberal Gov
eminent on that security during the
war against the Imperialists, shall al
low the Treasury four per cent. for the
cash payment of the same.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, December r.
The United States steamer De Soto,
Commander Boggs, has arrived here,
after a passage of six days from st.
Thomas, with the Danish Commissions
ers on board; also the Rev. DR.. Hawley.
who was sent out by orr Government TO
secure the acquiesccnco of the people
of ST. Thomas TO the annexation of the
Island to the United States. William
Moore. Vice Consul at ST. CrOiX, and
the officers and crew of the United
States steamer Monongahela, which was
wrecked at st. CroiX, were also on
boaS,i. Five men of the Monengahela
We're drowned.
Capt. Burrows, Of the United States
marines, and attached to the steamer
Susquehauna, died of yellow fever at
st. Thomas.
Rear Admiral Palmer was very low
with fever.
There were eighteen cases of yellow
fever on board the United States steam.
er Don.
& The bottom of the De Soto was tenn
porariiy repaired before starting for
this place. She leaks but little.
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Cincinnati Market.

SINSlNNAlI, bCCCuuCl
WHEAT-Prices nOminaliy &c lower;
sales No. red at 2 80.
CORN-Dull at Sc for new ear.
OATS-Steady at Gee.
RYE-Firn. because of light supply
at 81.
COTTON-Dull and prices nominally;
middling can be bought at 13sc.
HOGS-In fair demand, but at lover
rates: sales of live at 6 50a7 Is; dressed
at 50a9 90; receipts, 5000 head.
PROFESSIONALISM.
MESS PORK-Is offered at 81 90 for
old, and 90 so for new, without buyers.
BULK MEATS-Nominally at 9allc
for packed, shoulders and sides.
LARD-Dull; sales of new kettle ren-
dered at 12!c.
GREEN MEATS-Dull at q, 81 aud
l2c for shoulders, sides and hams.
BACON-0ld shoulders at 10ic.
BUTrER-Scarce and firm at 3SaiOc
for fresh.
EGGS Scarce, and have advanced
to 3ic.
SEEDS-Clover firmer, holders ask
ing IL 80, but no sales at over II W.
Timothy dull and prices nominal. Flax
dull at 75a1 80.
COFFEE-Dall at 20a25c.
SUGAR-Dull, but not lower.
APPLES-Unchanged.
ES-Unchanged.
BEEF CATTLE-In demand at 5Os
6 80 gross.
SHEEP-Firm at 50a4 90 gross.
GOLD-133, closing dull.
MONEY-Market unchanged.
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The Billiard Champinn,i,in

NEW YORK, December l2.-The Her.
AIDS Montreal special says: The fifth
match fofthe champion cue was play
ed in the Mechanics Hall here tonight,
between James Dion aud John Nc.
Dewitt. The betting was at first ten to
eight, and finally ten TO seven, on Dion.
Dion led NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
three hundred points. When Dion had
made 1895 points, McDevHt tied him,
but the former went away with the
lead till he reached l4s5 points, when
he missed, and McDevitt ran out with a
break OF les, winning the game by
twelve points, amidst the widest ex-
cItement. McDevitt's runs: lib, Isl,
l52, l2s. Dion's runs: $50, ITO, Isl.
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List Of the Killed and Wounded nj
Harlow Bridge, Vermont.


BURLINGTON, VT, December 1.-THE
Harlow Bridge:
Killed-Lewis Rsck, Mortified; A.
l.. Moore, Waterbury; Peter Button,
Rouse's Point; George Bancroft, Bur
lington; Timothy McCarty, Northfeld;
Chris. Devinc, Northfield; Timothy
Mott, Albany.
Wounded-Henry Prendle, South Roy
alton, wounded badly, recovery doubt
ful; Lewis Button, Lacolle, &. f., in
wardly and wrist broken; John McMa-
hon, Montpelier, wrist broken and side
hurt; Isaac Osborn, st. Thomas, Z. b,
slightly; George II. Mills, Albany, head
and hip; Chris. Dunick, Canada, head;
Peter Lowrie, Rousetr Point, head, leg
and side; William Whilock, Msdrid, n
Y, leg broken; d. White, NOrthfield,
head, feared fatally; A. G. Bronson,
Welsh, Albnrg. slightly; Henry Durkee,
Lebanon, n. H., feared fatally; John
Hayle, ST. Thomas, inwardly and head;
John Conelly, CRANKY, G. f., arm bro
ken; Patrick Mahon, Montpelier, both
arms aud one leg broken; Frederick
Miller, Rousetr Point, shoulder and
side; Edward Seymour, Rousetr Point,
neck and head; &. w. Kinsbhry, North.
field, shoulders: o. Tate, Albnrg, head
bruised NJ. Haley, CRANKY, c. T., leg,
shoulder and head: W. +. Alden, Swan
ton, hip; Young, Yves. Albany, thigh
Chas. Bostwyck, leg broken; Geo.
Cooke, West Albany, slightly; Stephen
Horuer, West Farnham, c. T., badly cut;
+. Savage and David Mason, Champlain,
NY, heads and jaws; WIN. Corbitt, st.
Albaus, head badly cut; Peter Gage,
Champlain, leg broken; George Ran
dali, Telegraph operator, Northfeld, les
badly injured.
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From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, December IA letter
from Santa Fe, New Mexico, says the
Legislature of that territory assembled
on the I'd inst, and organized by elect
ing to all the Offices of both Houses the
friends of Colonel Chaves, Republican
candidate for Congress. The letter fur
ther states that the Legislature stands,
on joint ballot, thirty Republicans to
nine Democrats.
The Board of Water Commissioners
of this city will tomorrow sell two and
o half millions of the st. Louis water
bonds, bearing six per cent interest and
payable serni.annually in coin. The
bonds are to run twenty years. The
principal is also payable in coin.
A man named Pepys, living near
Alton, Illinois, WAS murdered Sunday
night and his wife and two children
almost killed by two men, who shot
Pepys aud assaulted the woman and
children with an axe. A mulatto,
named Joseph Marshall. was arrested
here to-day, supposed to be one of the
murderers
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New York Market.
New YORK, December II.

COTTON-Dull heavy and lower;
sales of 1900 bales at l5tal5!c for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts of SoH barrels;
market 5al0c lower; sales 0f7l0O barrels
ats 50a9 - for superiine State and
western; 9 90a10 20 for extra State;
Q 55al3 20 for extra western; 9 90al3 20
for round hoop Ohio; 10 25al2 % for
common to good st. Louis; II OOa1G OO
for GOOD TO choice extra, closing quiet.
California dull; sales of $50 sacks at
II 25al3 80. Rye tour: sales OF 200
barrels at I 50a9 %.
WHISKY-Dnll and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts, 800 bushels: mar
ket dull and nominally 2a3c lower;
sales 1900 bushels No. = Chicago ut
23l.
RYE-Firm; sales 400 bushels southern
at / ~.
BARLEY-Scarce and prime firmer;
sales $500 bushels choice Canada west
crn at l 90.
MALT-Quict.
CORN-Rcceipts 22,365 bushels; mar
ket dull and 1c lower; sales 81 600 bush
els at | 50 for old mixed western in
store: 3ial 30 for new do ailoat 25a
30 for new white and yellow southern.
OATS-Rcceipts 1896 bushels; mar
ket less active and unchanged; sales
81 900 bushels at S3a839c for western in
store, and S5taS6c atlOat.
RICE-Dun; Sfa9tc for Carolina.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SCGAR-Dnll; sales 100 hogsheads
Cuba at 104alO$c.
MOLASSES-Qnict.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Dull; l0lc for crude,
and pc for refined bonded.
PORK-Quiet and heavy; sales 100
barrels at II 30a2l 20 for mess, clos ne
at 81 81 cash: Il Goals so for prime,
and - 75a20 90 for prime mess. Also,
500 barrels new mess, sellers option for
February, at % %; aud 500 barrels old
do for January at 20 90, 81 so and
81 ST.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged; sales of
1S0 barrels and $40 tierceS at 81 so for
prime mess, and 81 25a3S 30 for India
mess.
BEEF HAMS-Stcady and unchanged;
sales 100 barrels.
BACON--Dnll; sales of $50 boxes
Cumberland Cut, fer January, at l03a
10sc.
CUT MEATS. Steady; sales 100 pack
ages at Sa9!c for shoulders, and 12!ai3ic
for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady at 9sa9sc
for western; 99a10c foe city.
LARD-Nominal; sales of 800 barrels
at l2!a133c.
BUTTER-Steady at 3sa40c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at 1lal5c.
LATEST-5 p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull and 10c lower
for common grades.
WHEAT-Nominally lower with ship
pers insisting on material decline.
RYE-Quiet but firm at ~ for west
ern.
OATS-Dull at SIC in store, and e5ic
afloat.
CORN-Dull at So, in store, for old
mixed western.
PORK-Dull and heavy at 81 30a
81 374 for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet ana unchanged.
CUT ME-iTS-Nominal.
BACON-Nominally lower.
LARD-Dull and heavy at l3al3ic for
fair to prime cam and kettle rendered.
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sY THE CUBAN CABLE.
(By Telegraph to the Rcgister.l

HAVANA, December lit is reported
that the bay of Savanna has been ten
dered the United States for a loan OF q
million dollars ir gold.
The revolutionary movements in Gu
racoa have failed. General Monies had
attempted to escape from Hayti but
failed.
Great suffering prevails in Jamaica
from continued rains. An earthquake
shock continued in the West Indies
and some small islands disappeared.
Admiral Palmer has hopes of saving
the United States steamer DeSoto
Workmen are making good progress on
har
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HOUSE.

On motion of Mr.. Eliot the Commit
tee on Commerce was instructed to i'll
quire into the causes of the depression
in shipping interests.
Resolutions of inquiry We're offered,
and, among Others, one by Mr.. Brooks
for copies of all general orders promul-
gated by military commanders in the
South; one by Mr.. Banks, as to the sale
OF public vessels; one 10y Mr.. Getz, as TO
whether, in view of the recent elections
~ Boston and Pittsblrg, the States of
massachusetts, and Pennsylvania. have
republican forms of Governments: one
by Mr.. Schenck, to provide buildings
ior the military department in New
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New York LIENS.

New YORK, December 12.-The heavy
snow storm which commenced last
night still prevails, with a high north
east wind. Railroad and steamboat
communication is suspended, or very
irregular.
Mayor Hoffman sent a communication
to the aldermen this evening, urging
such action as would result in protect
ing the rights of American citizens
abroad in connection with the Fenian
execution in Manchester.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, December II.
STOCKS-Opened firmer, and though,
\ triHe lower in the evening, closed
steady; Canton, 46; Mariposa, preferred
I5I: Pacific Mail, l25sal255; Atlantic,
II8i: Western Union Telegraph, 33!;
New York Central, 1l6I; Erie, 72sa73;
Reading, 95s; Michigan Central, llOi;
Michigan Southern, %; Hudson, l3la
1871; Pit.sburg, 83s; Northwestern, 5Ss;
preferred, 67a67s; Illinois Central, 10;
Rock Island, 96J; Fort Wayne, 99t;
Toledo, 1O3al03t; Wabash, preferred,
81: st. Paul, preferred, 62; Missourls,
965: new Tennessees, 63s; old do, o's;
new Virginias, AZ.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells' Express,
81; American, 76; Adams, 7o; United
States 7s; Merchants Union, s..
MINING SHARES-Market heavy and
lower; Gregory declined to 5 30, closing
heavy; Eldorado rose to 50al 90, and
active; other changes slight.
Receipts at sub-treasury, Sl,22l ,eyl;
payments, S633,O75; balance slO4, 49,
O9O.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December II.
SENATE

A resolution was adopted forbidding
the Executive department to contract
for stationery for longer period than
one year, and providing for equal privi-
leges to bidders.
The bill directing moneys arising
from the sale of captured and abandon
ed property to be converted into the
Treasury, was discussed by Mr.. FeSsen-
den, who defended the Treasury depart
ment aud justified the course of the
Secretary. The bill was then post.
poned till Monday.
The Senate took mp Mr.. brakes rese-
luton ceDsnring the Presidents mes
sage, aud Mr.. Johnson opposed its pas
sage.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
of Clothing,
M. GUTMAN &iCO.'S.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Train Backed Into n River

MONTPELIER, December 1l.-One of
the most fearful accidents known in
the annals of Vermont transpired to-day
at Harlow Bridge, near Northteld, on
the Vermont Central railroad. The
bridge was burned Sunday morning,
and daring the week about one hun
bred men were engaged in rearing tres
tie work for temporary use. Most
of the employees having dined to-
day at Northtield, were returning
to work, about ono and half miles
from that town, in a passenger car,
which was being backed up to the
works. BY some inconceivable forget
fulness, the engineer proceeded with
them at rapid rate, and did not chez K
his speed until too late. and the whole
car, with its freight of from seventy TO
one hundred men, was backed of the
abutment into the river below, dis
lance of sixty feet, the tender to the
engine following. Fifteen men were
killed instantly, three or four have
since died, and more than as many
Others injured, many seriously, some ii
is feared fatally.
Another account says the center OF
the car struck the brink of the preci'
pice and broke into three pieces, the
roof sliding forward and half of the
body falling seventy feet to the river
below. About twenty-five men were
spilled out in pile on n shelving rock
twenty-five feet below the track, the
rear half of the car falling upon then
and the tender upon top of that. II
was there most of the fatalities occEr
red. The tender remained on the shelf
About ten persons saved themselves by
jumping from the car before reaching
the brink. Fifteen were instantly kill
ed, four more died soon after, and there
are others that cannot survive. Scarce
! IL any escaped serious injury.
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RuGnIo Market.

BUFFALO, December IL.
Flour, amber winter II 90; western
spring 10 90. Wheat nominal. Corn,
ten cars of new at l rs. Oats, nominal.
Barley, sales of 1900 bushels two rowed
at 80.
Weather very cold. There must be
heavy gale up the lake, as the water
il lower in the canal and creek than
since 1874.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the Rcgister.l

LONDON, December l2.-Several Brit
ish soldiers, who participated in the
ceremonies in honor of the executed
Fenians in Dublin last Sunday, and
marched in the funeral procession, have
been placed under arrest, and are to be
tried by court martial.
Dispatches from all parts of Ireland
give accouats of exhibitions of popular
sympathy for Allen and his companions.
In a number of the principal towns
there have been funeral professions, in
which large multitudes, wearing the
national emblcms, participated.
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State of West Virginia, s. $.

1t rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Marion County, on III,
first Monday in Norember, 1867:
Mathew E. Brooke, Complainant,
rs.
Jacob YOust and other, Defendants.
rI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
Il cover of the defendants Jacob Youst vii.
liam W. Youst, and Aaron Youst, the amount
ofthree judgments; one for $500. with interest
thereon from the I'D day of November, 1860; one
for S3i75, with interest from the Odd Of MAY,
1861, and one for Sli. 90 and costs. And it APP
pearing from an affidavit filed with the papers
of this cause that the defendants, Jacob YOust
and William w. Youst are not residents of this
State, it is ordered that they appear in this suit
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect their
interests herein. A copy. Teste:
WILSON & SMITH, Solicitors for complain.
ant. novl4- ltd&3tw
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS
(WHICH. IT Is ACKNOWLEDGE. Nj,

Wy HIGH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED Nj, .
w be the most important Political Campal 10
In the history Of our Government. Tie ,A...
mishing preparatory "a this great iSAt b., e..
roady commenced; and the condition 81 the
country makes the carly and thorough di,,cm,
nation of the principles Ne advocate. path
otto duty. We therefore invoke the All ui q
true men In extending the circulation u h-
REGISTER. There is not alncality IN tie com
try where a Club could not be- made ny vud
slight effort
Notwithstanding the RRGlsIFR l. only ID 10,
fifth year, il already, in point OF Circulation o.
huence, Ability and Value. ranks .moug o..
iirst papers in tho land, aud conic>Sedly sln,,
far ahead of any OF its contemporaries Ia Wet
Virginia Ii will be the aim Of thr Pfopii' ,c
not only TO maintain, but to add To- 10, hlgt
reputation.
This paper viii not NC surpassed GN any pu4
licatlon In the country for its Cnmpc'.ncs, =, b
Family Business and Political journal IN b.,
Telegraphic News Domestic a. well - hy Tho
Atlantic Cable; lis full and reliable Fnau,a
and NJ lrkct Reports its Local lutcls,Un L.
ktompilati0n of News transpiIng In The STAT
and throughput the nation; ~ rIT IlasuNTs'.
yIGoR AND HONEST BOIDNEs> on lis EulUItls
and In all the requisites that 20 {" make rp Z
wIDE.AwAKE, FIRSTCLASS NEWNpA.
PER, it shall not be cNcrllcd.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December IA heavy
northeast storm of wind and snow has
prevailed since one o'clock last night.
William Upton, q Chief Engineer in
the navy, died Tuesday.
After the adjournment of the Con-
vention OF Physicians of this State, on
yesterday, an informal meeting was
held, and a memorial to President
Johnson drawn up, praying the release
of DR.. Mudd. The memorial suggests
that if Mudd was guilty of any wrong
he has suffered sufficient punishment.
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Louisvillc Market
LOUISVILLE, December II.

LOUISVILLE, December II.
Sales of II hogsheads of tobacco Jugs
at sac; medium leaf at l5al7c; Hart
county leaf at 90 25a42 50. Flour, super
at 3 90, and No. at II %. Wheat at
2 35a2 So for new. Corn soc for ear in
bulk. Oats at &c in bulk. Rio Coffee
at 2la25c. Choice New Orleans Sugar
at l5c. Hogs at 6ta7c gross; receipts
very light. Mess pork. new at % 5Oa
% 90. Prime lard in tierces at l3Ic.
Cotton at 13ial4sc. Raw whisky, ia
bond, at 30a32c. River rising with
three and half feet of water III the
canal. Weather very cold with abont
three inches snow on the ground.
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FROM EIayRrn.

New YORK, December 12.-Advices
from Havana state that the firm of
Paris 81 Atliff, of Havana, are reported
to have failed. Their liabilities are
almost entirely confined to the Treasu-
~, for duties.
The cholera report for eleven days in
that city, ending November 18th, shows
that out of 81 cases there were 4ol
deaths.
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CLOTHING.'
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Trial OF each..oadius Arms.

NEW YORK, December 12.-The Board
of Officers appointed to examine the re-
port on breach-loading arms OF the
United States for the use OF the State,
held an adjourned session at the state
Arsenal on 9TH avenue. The day was
devoted TO testing the penetrative force
Of cartridges with reference to the point
of explosion. The Convoy d Berdan
cartridges were the only ones presented
for trial. The decision of the Board on
the relative merits of each will be given
in future report.