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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24
National SAVINGS Bank of WheaIip,
Incorporated 1898,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

971 oEFIoE No. % MONROE ST.,
NEONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
LHl terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bllls Discounted, Exchange BOught and Sold
-Colecdons made on all points.
In order to meet q want that has long been
felt in this community, this institution will
receive on "Wednesday and Saturday nfIer-
noon between, the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which lnteres
will be paid.
~ GEO. MENDELI, President.
DIREcToRE-Alex. Iaughlln, A. ]. Panneu
John AcLure, lr., Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
OFT, James PAUL., Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
oclT-Iy A.C.OUARRIER Treasurer
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The Peoples Bank.
GreenWood Cemeterv.

GREENWOOD Cemetery.
CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y Smiles east OF the city, Is now ready. for
tnterTnents, sale, and Improvement OF lots.
ltCbntalnB 81 acres OF land, and IL laid out
In the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached at all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
tourths Of the year by the Hempfelh Rail
Road. II Is perfectly secure, and intended TO
be beautined by every variety oftrees, shrub
bery, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc., TO make Il equal to the best
ruml cemeteries in the county.
Ample provision is also made for its en-
largement, order and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirOus OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with tie Superinten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
ing at the office OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling. l-ttf
Persons wishing 70 make interInentS will
call on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
for. ~ I.IH
Tickets OF admission TO Lotholders and
viGitOrs will be Issued by the Secretary.
g BOARD or DTRBOrORS-A. ]. Sweeney,
Presidentl 4, c. Bonham, Secretary; j, &.
Rhodes, Jdnh g. Muth, Geo. Mendel, JOS
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo, Adams, r, g.
jordan, E. A. Hildreth, uau3l-lyd
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II Is reported that The Great Eastern
ON her trip ever here lost from ninety
to one hundred thousand dollars, and
on her return, will lose nearly one hum
.dred and my ysthousand.J Ills stated
6ys hn A%sriesafns ia ie3tr rRsny Sghen !li she
OOne5 OaCk. htuI-sslIE
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Slate Roofing.

VI VRniR Slate for ROoinK. WIN keep on
h3nd q fuQ supply from the best quATTies
HtrlnhEtl b sold low 4 Z u { l6E:i.l & =
-b51tgpsI S9Hst3lssI Q0DSON &lBkQ., =
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SO Equall.ys-FEea. Douglass and
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Yours truly and Respectfully,
D wAsn6t1NoroN, 4 D. G, March, 1857.


u WAsHINoToN, D. c., March, 1867.
To the .GoVeTnors Of The several States lor
the United STATES: riaIi,ltI Eli
It appears that the Congress of the
United States passed an Act, July 2,
1854, (SectiOn Second, J authorizing the
President to "invite each and all the
States to provide and furnish statues, in
marble or bronze, not EXCEEDING two
in number for each State, OF deceased
persons who have been citizens thereof,
and llustrious for their historic re-
nown, or from distinguished civic or
military services, such as each State
shall determine TO be worthy Of this
national commemoration; and, when
SO furnished, the same shall be placed
in the Old Hall of the House OF Repre-
sentatives In the Capitol OF the United
States, which is hereby set apart, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, as
a National Statuary Hall, for-the pnf-
poses herein indicateds -. 5z!l--.J
And the Hall being now ready for
the reception of Statues, in accordance
witt, this Act, the undersigned Senators
and Representatives oftthe Fortieth
Congress do earnestly press the subject
upon your attention, and urge the ear
Hest actionoft several States thereon.
(Signed by the entire, Senate and by
over eighty members or the House.)
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ji ne .ul.3 bFAeE eomerOS,
FEOsl ths BsltrilIs, CIUy Adro,a,e A,r1 10 .,e7 |
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. October 10.
BEEF 'CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 1891 head, against 1909 last week.
OF the number offered, $50 head came
from Ohio, ll6l from West Virginia,
and l37 from Virginia, over the Balti'
more and Ohio Railroad 5i6 from Viz
ginia on foot, l52 from Maryland and
Virginia by boat, and the balance from
MARYLAND on foot OF the receipts 1850
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
1870 sold to spectators for Eastern mar
kets, 367 to farmers for grazing, IL to
country butchers, II to Annapolis butch
ers, and the balance of the receipts were
left over unsold, a large number of
which will he sent to Eastern markets.
Prices today ranged rs follows: Old
Cows and Scalawags at 3 5Oa4 90; ordi-
nary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows GOA
80; fair to SEED aJtqf5S Ja5 5t q; and the
very hest Beeves 75a7 80 per 100 lbs.
These figures show Il decline of cent
on the best grades of Cattle, and on COM
mon and inferior qualities decline OF
! cent per Ii; the market closing very
dull.
SnEEp-Therec receipts during this week
have been fair. and with good demand
prices are &c per ID higher. Sales of
good fat Sheep have been made at 5Oa
: ~ per head, or 4ia54 cents per Id gross.
Stock Sheep brought > 25a3 % per head.
Lambs sell at 50a4 % per head.
HoGs-The receipts have been I'M
usually large during the week, amount
ing to about IL 900 head. The demand
has been good, and there is but little
change to notice in prices. Sales Of fair
to good Hogs at 50a10 % per 100 lbs
net, with sales hard to make at the out
side figure
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, October l2.-General
( OBrian, Chief of the Freedmen's Blu
reau of this State, has received letter
from Norfolk, explaining the difficulty
on Taylor's farm. The negroes have
been allowed to remain unmolested Oh
the farm to this time. Taylor was par
doned year ago and has been trying
TO Dust them, bnt they persistently re-
fuse to leave. The agent of the Freed
mems Bureau accompanied the party
from Norfolk to Taylor's farm few days
since to persuade them to leave, offer
inc them u place OH General Wise's
farin, which is still in the hands
of the Bureau. but they assembled
and refused to compromise, say
ing the President had no right to
pardon Taylor, and declared that they
could remain on the farm and defend
what they claim To be their rights.
Steps will be taken to eject them by
civil process. No outbreak has occurred
vet. aud there has been no armed dem
0ns,ratiOn. bat it is feared that trouble
and hloodshed will grow out of the af-
fair before the squatters are elected.
The Board of Registration closed their
books last evening. During the last
five DAYS there has been ls9 whites. and
l59 blacks registered in this city.
The African Church has been refused
In the Republican Mass Nominating
Convention. and it will therefore be
held in the Capital Square on Monday.
Hunnicutt aud Underwood will proba-
bly, he the two candidates nominated.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
New York Market.
New YORK, October IL

NEW YORK, October II.
COTTON-More steady; sales 2500
bales at Is for mid,iling uplands.
FLOUR-Receip;s 1882 barrels;
superfne State and western, 10 40a
IL 81: extra western, 10 70al4 %: round
hoop Ohio, IL 00al6 80; St. Louis clos
ing steady. InclTded i'll the sales are
$4,000 barrels extra State, for November
and December. 1T 10 50al0 ~. Cali
foruia flour firmer, aud more active:
sales 1880 sacks and barrels at ii GOA
al3 ~. Rye flour, sales $50 bbls ut . 10.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT--Receipts 90,c96 bushels:
moro active, and Pas better; closing
with the advance partly lost, in conse-
ouence of the advance in freights; sales
223. 900 bushels at % for No. ) spring:
= 33a2 &c for Ne. , do; : 3Sa2 Al for No.
l do: 400 for amber Minnesota: > AZ
for white Genessee.
RYE Steady; sales 1900 bushels
western to arrive at 40.
BARLEY-More active; sales $4,000
bushels at - for western, and 6U Tor
Canada West.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receip' 5000 bushels; mar
ket &c better; 10000 bushels at 39ia
l 43 for mixed western in store and
afoat. closing dull at I 20 afloat.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, October IL.
FLOUR-Firmer with stronger feel
| ing in the market, but prices are nc
HIGHER: extra at IL 00al1 - and family
at II 0Oal2 80.
| WHEAT-Firm + and &c higher; safes
! No. | red at 9 60 and No. white att 20
/ CORN-Closed tirmer; sales of No. al
! | 10. but the demand is not active and
sales could not have been made owe OS
OATS-Firmer and advancing; sales
Of No. l at G..
RYE-Firmer: sales of No. at ] A.
al 30.
BARLEY-Firm; sales at ! Goal so
latter rate for choice fall.
COTTON-Unsettled and nominal
middling could have been bought Of
| l6al6!.
TOBACCO-Firm and in good de-
mand; sales of 40 hogsheads and /.
boxes: unchanged.
WHISKY-Unchanged at 50 in bond
but there is not much demand for it in
this shape and business is chiefly in free
raw and rectified at irregular prices.
MESS PORK-Dull at % 90.
LARD-Firm at 13t, hut not in much
demand.
BACON--Stock is so small that hold.
ers feel confident Of getting higher
prices, therefore the market is very firm
at l41al4I for shoulders ard lsalsf for
clear rib and clear sides; none but ice
cured hams in market; green meats in
demand at Hale for sides and l4!al5
for hams. but the weather is too warm
A.. 1. l. I Ill
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
sharswood's Mnjority-Reiurns Pro-
tested.

New YORK, October l2.-Thc Her
AIDS Philadelphia speciai says L nave
inst seen Senator Wallace, Chairman OF
the State Central Committee, who is
confined t0 his room at the Merchants
Hotel. He informs me that he has Off
cial returns from thirty-iivc counties,
which, allowing for Republican estl-
mates in the remaining counties, Will
give Sharswood, Conservative, l2CO
majority.
Eleven Of the election judges Of this
city offer the following protest To the
returns:
Judges Of The city Of Philadelphia: The
undersigned, Judges of the late general
election for certain of the wards of said
city, do hereby protest against the re-
ception and count of certain military
returns of votes cast by soldiers In the
United States regular service at Fort
Delaware, because they are contrary TO
law, the Act OF Assembly of August
20th, 1854, section J. providing that
only qualified electors III actual mill
taTy service under IeYui>itlon of the
President nf the United States. or Ivy
the authority of this Commonwealth,
are entitled to vote; and the 10th sec
ton of said act requires that returns be
signed by officers of the Pennsylvania
volunteers, aud we believe the said re-
turns are entirely illegal, and in viola
tiOn of the letter and spirit nf III" Act
of Assembly.
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FROM RICHMOND.
Excitement Over The EIectiOn-Rnd-
icals Crestfallen-ITunni De
uouuced by his Negro Ericnds

New YORK, October l2.-rhe Herald,
Richmond special says: The greatest
excitement since the secession of Viz
giuia prevails here ever the Democratic
successes reported in Ohio. The bulle
tin boards are thronged with crowds to
learn the results. The most extraOrdi-
nary auticipations for the future are in
dulged in, many fearing the Democratic
party at the North, so long under the
ban, may 20 into excess when it acquires
power.
1t is confidently expected that the
victories in Ohio and Pennsylvania will
change the whole current of TcCOnStruC-
ton, and many assert that the elections
for the constitutional convention OH the
22d inst will go in favor Of the Con-
servatives on this account. The Re-
publicans are crcstfallcn and depressed.
The negroes are said to he iii furore
about the great change III popular SEN
timent at the North.
The intelligent portion OF them who
understand the matter have industri-
ously circulated the news and an ava
lanChe of invectives ard derunClatiOn
is hurled against lIunn'cntt in COnse-
queuco. This comes particularly from
the Conservative wing OF the negro
Republicans, who are unanimous IN
denouncing the great mongrel Is the
author of all their woes and misiOr-
tunes by his extreme aAd ultra doe
trines. Local issues and all matters
RELAXING to reconstruction arc lost sight
Of in the great interest manifested for
more news from the North.
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New York and Foreign Items

NEW YORK, October 13.-The regis
tratiOn of voters for the November cleo
tion begins here Monday.
Seven large American flags, captured
on board the rebel priyatecr Shenan.
doah. were sold at auction here ycster.
day.
York. from Southampton October LIST,
two DAYS later mail advices have been
received. The news has been mostly
anticipated by the Gable.
Alderman Allen has been elected Lord
MAYOR % London.
ratification treaties of commerce
between the Papal governments and
France have been exchanged.
The Grand NiZier has proceeded to
Crete as Commissioner Plenipotcntiary
from the Porte to inquire into the real
causes of discomfort and elaborate q
new oTriiizatiOn for future admin s.
tratcn IN liberal principles.
Intelligence from Gambia announces
that French. Russian, Italian, Prussian
and Austrian vessels continue to trans
port Crctan families to Greece. Fifty
thousand persons had already left Can
dia. Tnc fights between the Greeks
and Turks continue.
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New Yorlt Stock Market.

New YORK, October u.
Stocks tirmer, closing active at an adj
vance; Canton, 4G3ai6!; Cumberland,
30la3l; Mariposa, 17al7l; do preferred,
36fa36I: Pacific Mail, l+3iali3f; At
lantic Mail, ll6iall7; Western Union
Telegraph, 36ta36t; New York Central,
ll5all5{; Erie, 73sa73i; Hudson, l29a
aIa95; Reading, l0lial02: Ohio Certih-
Gates, 26Sa27; Wabash, 43sai3i; Michi-
gan Central, 1O9al09s; Michigan South
srn, s4taSI.; Illinois Central, 122; Pitts
burgh. slash; Toledo, lS2al32!; Rock
Island, 9S3a9SS; Northwestern, 45sa45f;
do preferred, 6Sia6S.; Fort Wayne, 100
n C2: new Tennessee, 62e; MissOuris, l03.
Express Shares-Wells. Fargo n Co.,
56ja57!; American. 65ia6s; Adams, ooa
65t: United States, 67fa6S: Merchants
'uiun 23a26
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New York Items.


New YORK, October 12.-There are no
further developments of moment in con-
nection with the spurious 1905. The
counterfeits are all $1,000 bonds, none
higher than that being discovered.
The Jerome Park races have been
postponed till Tuesday Oh account of
the rain.
Aaron Meyer, arrested and brought
here from San Francisco for embezzle-
meRt, was to-day convicted in Brook.
Ign.
Conrad Schiller, the alleged murderer
of Lizzie Flynn in this city in August
of last year, was arrested here last
night.
The revenue officers have been infes-
tigating the returns of some OF the car
riare manufacturers of Amsbury, Mass,
and found important Deficiencies. ,
The bark Harvest Home was seized
to-day by the revenue officers. One
hundred and twenty-five barrels OF
whisky AID a distillery ill Brooklyn
were also seized.
The number Of deaths this week was
i3I
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From ~. . ouis.

ST. Louis. October I2--The clothing
store of J. NJ. Brown X Co.. on Third
street, near Washington Avenue. was
damaged this morning 10y lire and
water TO the amount of ten ar fifteen
thousand dollars. The insurance is not
known.
The steamer j. ii. Lacey, of the ST
Joseph and Omaha line, was snagged
and sunk night before last, twenty-five
miles above st. Joseph. The loss is not
stated. She is said 10 lie insured in
Cincinnati offices.
4 difficulty recently occurred ut Gin
erone Crossing, on the Santa Fe road,
between the escort and the stage coach
passengers, in which three men We're
killed, and the Sergeant in command OF
the escort wounded. The trouble grew
out of the drunkenness and qnarrelsome
conduct of the Sergeant.
The Santa Fc stage company, and
the United States express line Will
make this point their terminus for the
winter.
There is no Indian news.
The Democrats will have grand jol'
LITIGATION tonight over the recent cleo
tions.
The Kansas and Pacific Rail way, and
telegraph line reached Hays City yester'
day.
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q 2 l. d
oATS-Receipts 100, 03s bushels; mar
ket 1a1t better and less active; sales
100, 900 bushels at s2ae3A for western.
SUGAR-Dull; sales 200 hogsheads
Cuba at 114a12t.
PETROLEUM-Steady; ISL for crude
and Sc for refined bonded.
HOPS-Quiet at 40a65 for new and
old crop.
COAL-Foreign scarce and firm, and
domestic unchanged.
WOOL-Scarcely SO firm; sales 3eO,-
600 pounds at 43a60 for domestic fleece;
36a42i forpulled, and 27a3O for Cali
fornia.
LEATHER-Unchanged.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales S'oo
barrels at % 50a22 30 for prime mess,
closing at ~ - cash; 20 O0a2O 81 Tor
prime. ,oa. so,os
100 barrels at previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull and nominal.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales 200 pack
ages at 1l4a124 for shoulders and l5tal73
for hams.
BACON-Dull; sales 500 boxes Cum
berlanu cut at IL.
LARD-Heavy; sales 900 barrels at
14al4s.
BUTTER-Firm at 20a40 for State.
CHEESE-Quiet AID firm Mt lOal6.
LATEST 2. VI.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady, the adj
vance i'll freights materially checking
the export demand.
WHEAT-Dull and declining, the ad
vance in freights checking the export
demand; No. spring 32a2 30; No. /
do = 37a2 81.
RYE-Quiet and steady at l 20 for
western.
OATS-Dull at sltaS2t for western.
CORN-Dull and heavy ut l 4oal Al {!
for good to prime mixed western.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales 2OOO
barrels mess at ~ l5a22 56t cash and
regular.
BEEF-Quiet and nominal.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and unchanged.
! BACON-Firn, with fair demand.
LARD-Tieavy at 14gal4s for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Gen. sherman Depnrts-No Changes
in the Cabinet-To be Mustered Out
Sentences Reniitied-Thc Counter
felt S.SOs

felt 1-3Os.
New YORK, October l2.-The Fri
bune's special says: General sherman
left this evening for New York, where
he will remain for few days and then
start for St. Louis, where he expects to
meet the Indian Commissioners. The
General took leave OF the President
and Geueral GRAFT this afternoon,
spending some time with both of them.
The papers here are beginning to an
nOunce that no immediate changes will
take place in the Cabinet. The Presi-
dent will do nothing until after the
New York State elections.
Negotiations between President John
son and the New York Democracy, TO
heal up the quarrel between them, are
pending, az least it Is so understood,
but the fact is that Johnson is now act
ing under the advice of Seymour:
Hoffman, Killian Il Co.
The l25th colored troops, the last vol
unteer regiment in the service, has been
ordered to proceed to Louisville, Ken
lucky, where they will be Immediately
mustered out.
The President to-day issued an order
remitting the sentence of the court
martial in the case of sixteen soldiers,
members of the 4th Artillery of the
United States Army, tried in Buffalo
last summer for attending a Fenian
picnic in Fonian uniform, and SEN
fenced to forfeit of two months pay.
The Herald's special says: The
American Bank note company have de
cided that the alleged spurious 7:3J
bonds are really counterfeit II IS sup
posed they were executed i'll Europe,
where it is known that seventy thOus-
and dollars worth of coupons OF these
notes have been redeemed by the Trea-
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TOBACCO.
J. lOl Butts old Pcu's" BIZ I.-
- caddies do. do. dn
10 butts Niagara" da.
20 caddies do tn
81 butts Dew Drop do
30 Saddies HombIick de-
10 boxes Emily Jsnr, mt D Iu
81 do. Diadem sofi pd = inch.
81 do. Wheeler hd. pal de-
50 do. do. hard pd H. luinr.
iOt do. Mile Collin. band ,d NJ Nina.
81 do. keens Fine Tul,r untlu
81 do Miller's X. and R.iui.l, uo,s
ladrums Fig Leaf
20kgs. G.twist running g.,
SMOKING TOBACCO
10 bbls. +. G. smoking tobar,o
10 hlf bbls'F G.. do. do
10 bbls. &. =. do IL"
10 hlf bbls. &. = do. do
Our stock Of tobacco il large aud the a,-,,'
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market Nc
chants are respectfully invited 10 gi,ru.l q.
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL 4 IlNIl
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CourtoT Claims.

WASHINGTON, October 12.--Judg'
ments III the Court of Claims of Southern
cotton cases We're awarded by the court
in June last to loyal Southern claim.
ants. amounting to "a hundred thousand
dollars, not two or three millions as
heretofore reported, had been adjudica'
ted and payment made after the reduc
ton of - per cent. by the Secretary
of the Treasury. These judgments are
/ the first judgments rendered blythe Court
of Claims in favor of loyal southern
claimants for cotton captured by The
United States forces, the proceeds o
which were. turned over 90 the Urea
SuIt