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THE FINANoIAL SITUATION.
Bx TRLEGRAPn.
OHIO.
CoLUMnus. NOV. q,


The General Assembly of the Stateof
Ohio met to. day at II O'Clock. The
House elected Hon. French W. Thorn
kill, Speaker, and appointed commit
tee to wait on the Governor and took a
recess till 2.S0 P. NJ. The Senate bad no
quorum, and took q recess till P. II.
The Governors message was read
before the General Assembly to day.
He says the financial affairs are In a
satisfactory condition. The report of
the Commissioners for revising the
laws relating to the financial system
WHs laid before you last session. Their
report was accompanied by eight sep
arate bile, consolidating the present
laws. These bills have already been
considered in both branches, and re-
commend an early consideration and
adoption with such amendments as
your judgment and public interests re-
quire The destruction OF the Lunatic
Asylum by fire will require inyestiga-
tion and prompt action In rebuilding an
asylum, fire proof building suggests
prudence and humanity; also suggests
the proprieIy of examining other tnslt-
tutions of the State to prevent similar
disasters.
The abuse OF the clectfve franchise
requires the attention OF the General
Assembly at the present session. 1
submit the propriety OF amendments to
the election laws for the representation
OF mInorilies in the Boards, Judges
\ and Clerks of elections, and the regis
tration OF lawful voters in each town
ship, ward and precinct prior to cleo
ton.
The interests OF the common schools
will be promoted by the early adoption
OF county superintendency, as pro-
\ vfded in bill now pending in one branch
of the Assembly. 1 earnestly recon-
mend the consideration and passage Of
the bill.
Last summer proclamation was
issued to prevent the spreading of the
cattle disease, aud respectfully recon-
/ mend that authority be given to ap-
point five commissioners to attend q
meeting of commissioners OF other
States to be held atSpringfeld, Ill, on
the lat of December next, and report
the results in time for the action Of the
presert Assembly,. submit the i'm
portance of providing for q thorough
geological survey ofthe State.
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WHEELING WEST VA TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER a. 1863
WASHINGTON.
WAsH1NaToN. Nov. o

W A6E14G4LOHf NONs z0s
General Grant is engaged to-day at
the army headquarters attending to
official business. He will not make
any formal official report this year, but
mere short communication forward
ing those which have been received from
the various military commanders.
Among the visitors who called on Gen,
Grant to-day were Senator Cole, of Call
fVrnia, and Hon. Z. b. Washburne.
a letter from Syria dated October IL,
states that our Consul General Wili
doubtless be successful in his efforts to
obtain the release Of two Americans
held prisoners at Damascus, on suspi-
cion of being engaged in the plot to
oYerthrow the Turkish Government.
They were engaged with some English
men in the survey of the new railroad
route, and their possession of arms
was taken as proof OF reasonable pur-
poses.
The Board Of Directors of the Gettys.
burg Cemetery meet in Washington on
the 9th of December.
The friends of Women's rights are
aboutto canvass the city for signatures
to a petition to Congress for female
suffrage In the District of Columbia.
The executive and municipal depart
ments-lBill be closed Thanksgivingd day.
Judge Fnllerton is expected here
with additional evidence in the revenue
fraud case, aud the President will give
him q hearing on Wednesday,.
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Kew YORK cattle lTarkef.
NEW YoRK, No

NEW YoRK. November q.
CAITLBThe market for beef cattle
rules moderately active and firm on
the day following our last report, and
on Wednesday at the National Drove
Yards where offerings aggregated 900
head. 1t was Ra1<c higher nj the OPEN
ing, but dull and heavy at the close.
though higher than at the date of last
report, prices ranged from 10 to l6I<c,
the latter for choice. On Thursday the
arrivals were Insignificant and prices
nominally unchanged during the bal-
ance OF the week, with moderate ar
rivals and fair demand. Market quiet
and steady at the above quotations to-
day, with moderate offerings, being
about 25OO head and fair demand.
Market steady at l0s16Sc; bulk OF
sales being at l4Xa151Ec. Quotations:
Extra 161<c; prime 15lEa16I<c; fair to
good 141< aI51<; ordinary I2I<aI35<c; in
ferior l1a1lzc Receipts 326 head.
~@SHREP AND LAdBs-OurinR the fore
part of the week were fairly active and
very arm for good stock, but dull and
heavy for common; Sheep 81 5OA6 so;
Lambs S6OesS 90 on Wednesday. Dn-
ring the balance of the week arrivals
were quite liberal, with only a moderate
demand; prices lower, particularly for
common, which composed the bulk of
offerings; closing on Saturday at about
33<a61<c for common to extra sheep, and
6I<a71<c for lambs. To day the market
is moderately active and prices steady
with a fair supply; sheep sold at 4<a
6Hc, and lambs at 61Sa7ISc. Receipts
for The week Al, ,6S2 head.
SwISE-Immediatel subsequent to
last report the market declined &c uns
der free receipts and light demand,
sales being from to SIC; .hese prices
realized up to Saturday, when the ar
rivals being about 200 head and the
demand slow: prices Tsceded about Xc,
closing at 73<aS1<c per pound for all
grades. To-day the market is active
and full prices obt aimed, sales being ga
$50. The offerings were 8, 200 head at
FOrtieth street; 6,S07 head at Commin.
niPaw. Receipts tor the week 50 322.
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Trustee's sale.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST,
ID dated the fourteenth day OF June, $50,
ex euLed by kOOeTt Ibbitson and wife 70
myself Is 1rustee, and OF reclJrd In the Clerk 3
once Of ohio eOu y, volume 81. page 4j2. ]
VIII Eell NJ lhs Court Eou-e IN the city 0l
WheellnR, ON Saturday, the Hlh day OF De.
cember. 1883, the following de crihed prop r
y mentioned in said Deed OF Trust N wal:
A piece or parcel Of g1ound situated on thf
bank OF Wheeling CIeek, IN the city o
Wheeling, bounded as follows, beginning n
the east line Of Eon street, on The line OF I
GtIeet called Crescent street, Laid out Enom
EOn street, eaStwOroty 70 the Crescent lIon
MIL, on the bank of Wheeling creek said
Crescent street being q continuation oi
Webster street, though running nearer the
street and at different angle from Webster
street, thence northWErdly along the east
slds OF an alley twenty feet wide 10 ~heoi'
Ing creek, theuca elastIaIdly up said cree
sixty feet, thence BpuihWardly 0y Q I'm
parallel with said alley 10 said Crescent
line or GIesceuC street sixty teet TO the place
OF BEGINNING, together with me machinery
nxtares ana impFoveInenls lneLeon OF eP-
pertaining thereto, being the aamS ptopetty
convened Nv Gin q HArdnau TO Iboitson q
Gunner and by the latter 70 hooeEt 4bolL-
Terms of saIe.one fourth cash. and the re-
nnaindeF in eQ1al payments OF AK, tWeIye
11,5 siShtean month"; with interest from
day OF sale, seeured py- Deed OF Trust on tne
lie tile TO the above property Is believed
10 be good. selling Us Trustee VIII only
convey such tile as Is vested In me by said
peea pee9o.imeod Il @ En-. FTTznUGH. TIusiea
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Chicago.

NoVENRER 23.-FLoUR-In good re-
guest and firm; spring extras IS 75a
GRAIN--Wheat-In and &c
lower; sales OF No. at 81 3OaI So; No.
at 81 13Aa1 151z; closing at 81 135<al II;
sales OF No. 2 this p. NJ, at 81 1881 lax.
Corn-Old moderately active and low
eT; sales Of No. / Mt S5aS7c; No. 2 $50;
new shelled 56a5S1zc; kiln dried 72c for
No. 2, and zoe tor rejeeted: closing
nominal at S5c for No. i, and 5Sa5S1zc
for new shelled; sales of No. since
change SIC. OatE-Activs and firm;
sales of No. . at 47a4T1z. Rye-Scarce
and firm, and 2a3c higher; sales at 81 IL
closing outside for No. 2. Barley-Ex~
cited and active; No.2 opened at 81 60 and
advanced to 81 30, and fell back, and
closed at 81 65 for regular, and 81 81
for fresh receipts.
Sc. Louis.
NovEAIBER 2S.-FLoUR-Quiet and
unchanged; superfine 81 T5s5 75; extra
S6 OOa6 so.
GRAIN.-wheat- lower on best
grades and 10a15c on medium qualities.
Corn-HigheI at S0a90c for new and OLD.
OatS-FiTm and unchanged at 52a55c.
Rye and Barley-UnchaDged
PRoyIsIoNs-Nomina lower, with
very little doing. Pork-S23 so. Bacon
Shoulders 12al21zc; clear sides l72<a
LARD-14a141zc.
WHIsKY-Unchanged at 971<c.
HoGs-Firm at6I<H7c.
Buffalo.
NOVEMBER 23.-Market generally in
acttvej prices tirm; no transactions.
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HARPER,s
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NEW RRUNsW1CK.

Sr. JOHNS, Nov. %.
The financial panic has somewhat
abated, and public conhdencs slightly
improved. A telegram from the Pre6f4
agemeut Tor hope that the bank may
soon resume business, and the value OF
Its paper has Increased ten to fifteen per
cent. NoteSo Of the Commercial Bank
are selling sat 80 per cent. discount.
Business generally almost suspended.
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Observation-Disclosures.

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mAss4OHUsErIs.
WoRnEsrER. Nonamt

woRoEsEER, November ..
A reward of $500 has been offered for
the arrest of the three men who as
saulted and robbed aaron Bliss in his
house at Manson, on Friday morning.
Yesterday Rman named St1son was ar
rested on suspicion, and identified by
Bliss as the man who struck HIM.
General Butler is dangerouslyil.
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ONE Of the Democratic clubs in Mad.
nd mas taken the name of "Club Of
Hungry Men 20 It's members are most
IN composed of laborsrs without labor.
another Of these associations reeom-
mends the adoption Of the principles OF
government which obtains in the Unt-
Ted States.
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NEw ~
pen OF DR. CuRfIs. The Medical T1ms
says Of this work. -Tllta valuable treatise on
shows how health is impaired through
secret abuses Of youth and manhood and
how easily reZRined. IL gives clear synop-
As Of the iulped dimentg 70 marriage, the
cause and eHect4 Of nervous debility and the
remedies therefor A pocket edition OF the
above Will be forwarded on Teeeipt ot %
cents by addressing Doctor CUlT1s, 10.
s., North Charles Street. Baltinores Md
1nyl8-fyd
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GteGnteIliq
WEST VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.
MONDAY. Nov. % 1sss
SENATE.

/
MONDAY, Nov. %, 1868.
The Senate met pursuant to its ad
Journmenti and was opened with
prayer by Rev. y. g. Cnrrie, of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
A message was read from the House
OF delegates Announcing that that body
mad passed CHAPTERS 62, 81, 50, SO, 81, IS,
%, 81, IS, So. 90. 81, 81, 90, 81, %, SO, 81,
9S, 90, 100, l01, 102, 103 aud 1G4.
Mr.. Farnsworth asked leave of eb.
sence Tor Mr. Drummond until Friday
next, which was granted.
Shspter 64 OF the Code, relating to
joint stock companies, came up on its
thlId reading and was passed.
Chapter %, OF the Code, relating to
incorporated associations other than
Joint stock companies, came up on It's
third reading and was passed.
Chapter 56 of the Code, relating to the
Board OF Public Works and tolls of
turnpikes, was read the third time and
passed with lRhtamendment.
Chapter 5S of the Code, relating to
insane persons, was read the third time
and passed.
Chapter 81 OF the Code, relating to
estrays and drift property, came up on
lis second reading for amendment. and
with sundry amendments the chapter
was ordered to its third reading.
Mr.; Carskadon moved q suspension
OF rules, and the chapter was ordered
TO its third reading and passed.
Chapter 62 of the Code, relating to the
preservation of certain animals, was
read the second time for amendment,
and with sundfy amendments the
chapter was ordered to its third reading.
MIR. Carskadon moved a suspension
of rules, and the chapter was read the
third time and passed, yeas IT, nays /.
Chapter So, of the Code, relating to
marriages, births and deaths, came up on
its second reading for amendment, and
with sundry amendments the chapter
was ordered TO it's third reading.
Mr.. Carskadon moved suspension
of the rules, and the chapter was read
the third time and passed, yeas IL,
nays 1.
Chapter 81 of the Code, relating to
church property and benevolent asso-
Citations, came up on its second reading
for amendment, and was ordered to its
third reading.
Mr.. Carskadon moved a suspension
of the rules, and the chapter was read
the third time and passed.
Mr.. Carskadon moved to take up
chapter 60 of the Code, relating to en-
cloHres and certain trespasses. Agreed
to.
The chapter was read the second time
| for amendment, and with sundry
its third reading.
Mr.. Carskadon moved a suspension
of the rules, and the chapter WAS read
the third time aud passed. Yeas Is.
onmotion OF Mr.. CArskadon the
Senate adjourned until to morrow at
10 O'Clock.
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AMGAnLowAX-The Cincinnati En !.
0ttiye1- (DemocratiCl says that Samuel
Galloway is looming up as q formidable
candidate for place in Grants Cabi-
net, bnt will bs bitterly assailed and
opposed from Ohio. Ex-Governor Dem
fson is being pressed for Postmaster
General with considerable vim.
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LOUIsIAnA.
NV oRLEAss. Nov.1a.

The New Orleans Tribune, the organ
ofths eolored Republicans In Iouisiana,
owned, edited and published by colOred
men, re-eppeared yesterday, after 4
suspension OF six months.
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CONEEGrIcUr.
Nsw aAvEx, Nov. %.

A Town Meeting was held this morn
ing to consider the question of loaning
one million dollars in town bonds 10
the AIR Line Railroad Company. With
out taking action, the meeting adjourn
ed until Wednesday next.
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MARYLAHD.

BA1r1MoRE, November %.
The County Court Of Nansemond
county, has ordered vote on the ques-
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AfoErREA1. Noyeml

MONTREAL, November ..
The governments Of New Brunswick
has received an advance of funds from
the Dominion government to obvtAte
enbarrassmenls growing out OF recent
bank failures.
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PENssYLVANIA.
PH.nApEIpa1A, Nov. 2

PHZLADELPHIA, Nov. D.
Mary E. Hill, widow lady residing
on the corner of 10th and Pine streets,
was murdered to night by her son-tn-
law named Geo. S. p. TWitchell. Her
body was afterwards thrown from a
second story window. The deed was
committed with a heavy iron poker.
No cause has yet been assigned for the
act. The murderer WIS arrested.
SECOND DISPATCH.
There lBmuch excitement here In re-
lation to the murder Of Mrs. Hill. Mrs.
Twitchell isin custody on suspicion OF
participating in the murder. Mrs.
THttchell was q daughter by her for.
mer husband. The deceased was
wealthy, having inherited from her
last husband Negotiations had been
going on for the purchase OF a house
corner of Tenth and Pine streets. 1t Is
said the matter had been Entrusted "a
Mr.. Twitchell and he had the deed
made ont in the name Of his wife In
stead of Mrs. Hill. There had been
some difficulty about the matter and
Mrs. HilI had been advised to com
mence a prosecution against TWitChell
for misappropriation OF funds. Ii ID
supposed the object of the deed was t.
possess himself OF the property and gel
out OF the way the evidence as 70 how
he became in possession of it. The de.
ceased had only n life intereat In the
property by her last husband
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Rallroaa Accident.

RoOHRSTER, Nov. %.
A stove maker named Sullivan was
run over by locomotive in the Central
depot this forenoon and instantly
killed, the man was unmarried.
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Rirernnn Wenther.

PuTsBURaH, November %.
Weather cloudy. River six feet eight
inches and falling. Mercury 44'.
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Etre.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. ..
The grocary occupied by Henry Fy-
Ter, was burned last night. Loss $1,000.
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"UnquestIOnAbly the best sustained
work, ofthe kind, In tho IEOrld.''
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One hundred hands are thrown out
of employment by the submeraion OF
the Cumberland paper mills at West
Brook. Loss by land slide stated At
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transportation.

Philadelphia 5ss7 a m la=Os p m isOs m
Tickets to all principal points in the East
I and West can be procured Al the Union once
| In McIJure uouse and Al the station ~
ssssgePofr ao5 eensinf z; :; rieast n1EEs Asssnt
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MISSOURI voted against negro suf-
frage By Q, ,4S5 majority.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMP'Y

oJFICE bait. 4 ONO RAILEoADCo.,
WHEELING. May 10, lSoa.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BUN ~
i the lollOWing sohedule ON and Rftar Hay
II, I6C6, Wheeling time.
FAST LINE.
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HAZE.
PORTLAND. Mn., NoY. q,

s41s1A4'I9f 1-H11'I - y
A dispatch from Westbrook states
that land slide took place about I'VE
o'c.ock this morning, just below the
prised about forty acres in all, and COM
pletely filed the channel of the Pre-.
sumscott river. so that the water Is
backed up within three feet of the top
of the dam, and the lower story of the
mill Is submerged.
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HovEusRR 23.-FLoUR-Quiet and
steady, and unchanged.
GR1iN-Whsat-Quiet and steady al
81 % for No. in store.
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NO. 81.
auauftR.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK

sgs% GsSSs
Money received on deposit: Exchange
c6iIsetiCns made and proceeds promptly
IntereSt on Special Deposits At the rate Of
FoUR per cent per Rnnum where the de-
pOsit remains SIX months, and 1--WE per
cent, Hfor onayear.
Bankers and othen solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums to suit.
reucT, and !, 2 Sd Sc colin, Kept for the nc
comn1o(iatior1 of 1ef11 liors aud the public,
GEO. K. WHEAT, Prest.
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MRRGHANTS NATIONAL BANK

or west virginia
Capital PAID In, 100000.
NIHIs BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUsI:
hess of the E4HerehRnts' and MochRnics'
6Ank Of Wheeling" 1t is q DESIGNATED lie
pOa1Iory and Financial agent of the United
stat 3, and is prepared 70 do legitimate
Banking business.
RFeStddnt-IAs- Nelson Vance.
Direet0T9-Ihomas Sweeney, L =. Dela-
plain, jas. o. AehesOn, JOhn Donlon, Robert
CrRngle, A. Allen Howell, Mnl. h Sim psons
James Da1ell- .. BRADY, Cashier.
National Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid I'm o7OO, 200
ATONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. In.
III terest PAID on special dePosIts. Notes aud
oaIIs discounted. EIChAnRe bought and sold
collections made on all potnts and proceeds
promptly nsm1tted.
Directors
CRHRN OaLEBAY, THOMAS HUGHEs,
MICHAEL hETLLYs a. y TODD
ARTHUR LITTLE, JoHN 4. HURRIED
yAaEs MCCLUHEY, A. PoLLOCKs
JAMES MAXWELL.
CRIsPIN OaLEBAr,
4, JOHN WAGNER, President.
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ToIedo.

HoYENBER 23-FIour-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Wit material
change: sales while Michigan at 81 %;
arnbsr 81 75Ei 16s LaPprfe spring 81 is.
Comic betteri no. I, sSaes11< new,
s,ST,s &c. No, 2, 627<c. Rye-BetteT;
n, 4 si I6aI 20, BarleY=Dnll,
~. - -
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A COMFORTABLE BALANCE.
There will be surplus of 81, ,1OO.0 600
on hand in the Michigan State Treasury
at The end of the year,
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NovEARKR 2S.-FLoUR-In good re-
guest and firm; spring extras IS 75a
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my dsrlng's chignon, of which will confess
was myself proud, and it was with infinite pain
l saw ruthless though fair hands at work I'M
twisting and clipping the folds and plaits of her
dear chignon. and As the glistening ball dropped
into the hands of the shearsrs, my sweet Emma
opened her eyes and sighed.
"Heaven and earth y shouted my fatLer, "what
il this 2" and he snAtchei ct something which
dropped with a chink on the floor from the
severed chignon.
Eternal powers of joy and happi.eas !" ejac-
ulated, leaping in the air. "Father Emma /! it's
tho purse! and we're savedw
I think was ad-frsntic-absolutely frantic
for few seconds, ard it required half dozen to
prevent me leaping oHt of the window
DO you see, my precious darling wife in her
hurry to get ready, had uneonsciously snatched
up the purse containing the notes and cash with
her chignon, rather . voluminous one, psrhaps,)
and of course not knowing it. had folded it care
fully and securely At the back of her dear head,
swathed in her ehignon. Thus the cause of this
horrid mystery.
will leave you to imagine all the congratula-
tions-the hand shsking-the laughing-the in
vitatisns, the blushing retreat of my posr dear
Emma, followed by ali the ladies: and finally,
seine refreshment, and drinking, in wine bump
srs-"Ths Downfall Of Chigaons."