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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16

Indiana has been rendered doubt-
full by enormous naturalizations and
by heavy importations from Ken
lucky. Despite the sanguine ad.
vices of our correspondents, we aPpre-
hended disastrous vote along her
Kentucky border, which threatened to
swamp our State ticket, though we con-
fdentfy expected to carry the Leglsla.
ture giving U. S. Senator in place OF
Thomas a. Hendricks, Dem and a ma
iorjty of the Representatives in Con-
gress. Vague advices thus far i A. n
indicate Republican triumph through
out, though we presume by small
aggregate majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16

The advantages of this Association over or
binary Lilo Insurance Companies are: No
paniCs can break II; the fees are SO small, and
required to be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure to his family COM
DafennV uDon his death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16

The results of the State elections yes.
terday clearly indicate the election OF
General Grant as our next President by
an overwhelming majority Of the pop
ular and electoral vote Of the Union.
The Democrats early In the canvass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16
WHAT IT 1fEANs.

From Tie Pittsburgh Gazette Of Thursday. IRE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16

S,,o,n fhs Ne,p York Herald Of RtdneadoJ,
Z Ind, DeDSoTohicl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16
MEMBERSHIP FEES.

Tba membership fees are SfE dollars at join
to Tor tCIicII a Certificate Of Me1beTShfP
Iii Iii be 1rT7riShedO and one dollar and ten
csnts on the death of each member, OF which
me notice will be given. One dollar from
SSi, Tnembsr goes 10 tho widow or heirs OF
he deceased member, and ten cents for e1-
pe TSSs " company Is divided into TEN.
CLASSES FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
SSnR WOMEN, AS soon as these Glasses are
5SIsd ten new Glasses Will be adopted. Men
nd women are not allowed in the same
SIssses. Everything done to make each
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16

Fine Oh FalntlDgSs Framed EnRravinGB,
silver Ware, Photograph Albums. and "A
Large assortment OF Fine Gold
!ewelry, IN all valued at
Si,OOU,o0OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16

YRsrRRpAYIs STATE ELECr1oNs-THE
QUESTION sETTLED-GRANTT THE
rnFTNG3 NAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST ~ GOLD.
The First Mortgage Seven Per Cent Sinking Fund
Bonds of the Rockford. Rock Island and 81. Louis
Railroad Company pay both Principal aud Interest
IN GOLD CoIN. free Of Government Tax
Each Bond is for g. OO0 cO sterling. and IS con-
vert bic into stock at the option of The holder The
coupons are payable Feb. and Aug. /, in Ne~-iork
or London, at the option Of The holder.
The Road runs from Rockford in Northern Illinois
to ST. Louis distance, including tracks to Coal
Mines. &C.. of about 40 miles and tTa,cgscs the
finest district Of lllinois.
The Bonds have 90 years To run AMI are lien OF
$2i per mile upon the CompauyS railroad and fran
chiscs its coal landsOf which II las 5000 acres,
containing HUNDRED MILLION TCNs on CoAL--its
rolling stock and property Of every sort.
A Subscription of $SSO0OC0. at par 20 the Capital
Stock of the Company furnishes large part Of tho
means required TO construct and equip the road.
Nearly half Of tho entire length of the Road Is
graded aud substantially ready for the iron; the
rails are now arriving upon Oh Inc The first diNi-
sion giving an outct 10 the coal viii BE- ia operation
in ~ days. and tr4ci-ayiug vii f.0m This time be
prosecuted with the utmost energy tin the last rail is
in position The Company intend to have The Whole
of the Road in readiness for the Autumn business of
1863
The Bonds are for sale at on and accrued interest
in currency, and may be obtained through bankers
and brokers throughout the country. or at the Office
of the Company No. u WAIL-sT., Ncw-lora.
GOVERNMENT AND OTHER SEcumIis received in
payment at market rates.
The Trustees for the Eondholders is the UNIoN
TRUST COMPANY OF Ncw-loik.
Pamphlets giving full information sent on applica
ton IL. II. BooDr Treasurer.
United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds. 20
years 10 rum are offered for sale favorable terms
at the Office of the Union Pacific RAILROAD Company,
No 20 Nassau-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

tea chiefly pecr,re ,s moderate stock with which We are ss
eoe r3ygato9 hdess to ng and aSe S9I "IS n Stocked
aei present supply Chat store and ate about n srmsi
sad a',vs bat closed 6ga the demand Is chiefly cea ,s S' ay
sc r le and Toe r southern ipln S1n Iss nsn y nscps
though At yarhs Co. lie demand lot old L.s oe,P IA p have
been gt 10th Of OH and New AID prices have mo' hps se
noticeable have had several Of New Western hIedi
hproved to be IN good order though not eqs st io,
co Inquiry chiefly Of character the sses are So
81 s9 II Southern White 81 loS 81 H. and Ne" jersey
storm to-day h,. checked business AID with liberal receipt,
price. have eeed aud close with downwad tendency We qsos
sa b.. at sITo .lo saa and HS: 10 5T long
Weather We quote for New Americans Old
nEMPrs gue. for Manil, but prices are firm and
given Iasi We 9ao,e III S2c. gold IN g., ,o,.,,r
grades and values uncertain though rather has ere h'or sales o1
bbs NewoheAns at Od7S and So dtoo bids Porto heo On private
s TO- s'p G'ss cPs sa
OlLCrude prices nominal a. Csc a 81
for While and 65asi Sperm Manufactured OILS are In
active American Inee continues dnn nnds ana h h
delivery demands At 9idS for casks and sG 6e O oUI
gh DO une,e Lard OIL fm and fur demand pe'a
PROvlsOESwe have had v depressed and 9nseriain pCs
market there ha been absence Of much speculative
%,s for JaSuS at SIS "a% 5S Do feSfaa so g The
hence GaS bn sieHely limited 'ca.ngi to SS %ti
light and The market s heavy unsettled To-Day there was no
wholesale hes, nt the jobhng demand MAS good ans We rSs
as DO ~ I2d +21 Is r Prime Ness
s2i "a J f City DO *2JO+25 50 f Th9 Mess bsei
been demand but unchnged sales OF
bbA ia Plain Mess aud s2GS 10 tor hrra DO lrce
Beef quiet; Choice indian Mes al so 90
Hans noderei sales OF ~ bhs AZ
- for Prime Western Cut Meats dali and nominal bacon Is IN
for week at c Tor sHe
short Ribbed; 20 boxes Western L0hB
lic 80 boxes Nesiern for January, at l 49, tr Sao
So iIes Chicago, for this mouth. at O- for 49, W.
HE for Short Ribhed Dressed Hogs fru cr We qoe a.
Lard sm $40 pigs At 4diti e. 10 Is W 2
81 for aisle for fair To prime steam aud Id 0e of hee
rid
PEfROLEUA-Tbe dull l7t0ac Cor Crude In bulk
nd n lr far Re tusI in hand
RCytry little doing aud prices remain nomnaly at ads for
Carolina.
SUGARS-aw steadily held and offered spargP Dn'
there bas much dong. oNg Iarty to tc strn h W
Refining hhd !e for los grade tnoai ana
boxes Havana M Refined steady at lJc FOR HTA m
sEBnSrss Seeds dull and prices are noninl ing
ito to-day We quote Clover at ~ GlIt ana
1mny. 55G - Rough Fr Seed quiet at % O@ ?. 50
demand lair bit pncss SLOW tanaon NE hV saes VI
1900 bi-, ionbtv. At ~ IT, gold ,,.,a
SIhANNNe note sales % O u at lfditc IN bhus anu w"
ljc. W also. o. ties to az li.c VI,
TALlONtAr rktt c active but Prices are unehahsd We
note Of l.Jv u At I2al !c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

COFFEE-Pces remain IohnaIt s IN the alsenes Of aay
80 bag. Mira,c per ya has hee Ie;nM ." py,s ,tnHs
state Flour H Ge s.i Stss under liberal only
maud have declined and rer Gs-yy or me-, g Of 1 ny
"n TO the ss. Of the tdr hence rr TIE ao's9ee
pose the greslt yer, low agnr' The 'Ss,a,d M
s arrivals the Upper Lake ports hsSc rrssed The de,ie 10 SELL
added tie depression AID hresny orHA brands No.
supersns have been IN good requst-ih. latter heng scarce
and Common srsuJ, have Improved urder fair Provincial
."l aDd estimate shout ABBOTT bbs roporn
osoD Of stat tI, sG6 have md pee" better S .'n
to-day mair fairly seye the ioW GRADES all better owing to
The 1913 bills H - 3 for sapsraus state - ga
tie low grades Of 81 rs G gnoa choice Sp lug
WHEAT EIs' ~ lsaag 10 for M9a.,o END Iowa E,ls " 20
m 80 e,es6 ~ 9sa 70 - for imbe, wuIe. Wheat Et;
Family 80 29tli 500; "a b ior T. Lou, hilris Dazzle
Ard Triple Eis' s .S5' tf 'S s s'S for St
sulhe Fg' da and prices quite ls",I mole, 81 ~ c sor
g for E qsG5s f., at F, n sl Fs III Sd .Sd
% 4s 70 Corn mss is dill ssi heavy Baes~bs,i flour
GRGiSWe have bid aysry Irregular only moderate desree Of
s. w.. 10 s I h, p, eSe not declined miea any
80, o'' s ,. Sa y s.sf o .s M ss %
Grated sutos bat speu1lo" have Plehna ga's 1y .
been Neglected and only dposd Of eIte r. sub
tLOug6 Aobrr Ioser i pressed tie r.st Tho
s Of S Ss', % eS S" Waite . at
seo u lgar hushel and hence ne have bad much i,ssY IA
adiri
$500 O1 buhel. 10 The anlt the nerb
moderate prospects that we fla close hc VIA
less bush Independent 81 the California ande 10 ho'
little Of when likely arrive this mouth To-Day inc mAet
fairly higher owing To advance IN g"h
the
for shipment; the sales 900 bu at - t'~fi ~ m Mie
Spring: % No. Chesgo spring; ~ 3i"t 81 For W"
Milwaukee and 90 fer lufcoT Rel state Bf has arrived mos
freely bit the stock hands m al Tue close q" r SEASON.
ke 10 much smaller than anticipated aD 10 he SEASON,
though well tork an behee We have had
molente muir, the liberal supplies n Foreign IN prsec have
douhte ererrd naacHee checking ne nqml nh prices ~
qualities well he'll og bn th0ngh
not active Of 2UD hub. French a. - - "a sHp
4slifl afl
sc concession would have 10 hr i1atfi cf3 g't 'N l'
hye A drJialds gi hslr p 'i 'Aol
tui lr ait
with dc.. PRIME. estimate Cue ,o,h t about $50 lO l'sI
II ile lusa 90 20 I'D lr Weston
Ol have guile active though 90 f.uatcue ODE demand ti'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
SECOND DOARl,-l2i OCL'
SATURDAY. Dee. 5-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 1864, selling up to 1864, closing
ApaIy at 1864. The advance was manipulated upon
fraudulent reports OF trouble In Paris. The stagnant
state of the market has thus forced the patriots to
Furopean market for the manufacturing OF the stories
necessary 10 produce ucuation II there other
reason for resumption Of specie payment, the establish
mont OF the Gold Room would be sufficient for the past
eight years the cormorants who hang about 1t have, by
tho manufacture Of lies innumerable caused the loyal
ncoplo of the country to pay millions upon millions OF
dollars from the dstrust they have been able to manu-
faeure and that affairs are settled beyond
pcradycnture. they have commenced in another quar-
ter with equal capacity 10 damage all material interests
for their private advantage. The clearngs at tho Gold
Exchange Bank were SCI and the balance s9S67
The exports of specie for the week $0432 OF, and
since Jan. $G9,l3Je07.
Government bonds were FIRM at advance OF id5Y
cent in sympathy with tho advance In gold There was
good demand from investors, and the short interest
was made quite uneasy from the inability to borrow
bonds make deliveries. Statebonds were dun, with no
transactions worthy Of note Western Union Telegraph
declined on the announcement of y cent dlvi.
dend the stockholders having been led to believe that
the company would divide y cent for the past elk
months Railway shares entirely dcmoralzed ana
DEPRESSED by tho continued declined in EewYork Cen
trail which opened at 1871! declining to 1914, closing NJ
2 The rumor was started that the dividend North
Wet Common was to he enjoned also the increase Of
tho caIital Of Hudson River The INSCRIPTIONS maneu'
ycrs now resorted to in controlling the prices Of
stocks have driven all prudent people from the street. and
speculation now carried by parties vino arc ready TO
take extra hazardous risks Fully trceq quarters OF tho
railroad property dealt in the stock Exchange Is dam
aged Ivy suits commenced threatened in the Interest Of
specutors The market closed unsettled and depressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
SATURDAYS wEAruER kbpoar-s.m
urNIATuRK ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP SRw.YoRK......pse. 3

PORT or NRw,iORk........Dec. 5........C CHA ARID
Seamsh ps-Cty Of Boston Razse Lverpea Raplaa MaoT
Ar lne, hdrdsr GsvestOn Grant tllc New
Geo Washington, Gager. NewOeBs. 10 ioua Iuysy,
Orleans Hoffman, fepsEdiua Fla Montgomery LYON savanna
salvador hckSon savannah MinhstaY. Wooiha Charleston
Camilla Pearce ChsTeton; NJ sanford ui eton; =
Terry Cspn Newbeu g. Isaac Hell Bourne Rhmondi Virgins.
Reynolds Bait Volunteer Gaabgr Philadelphia Neptune
Baker Boston " sAsata Fish New. Bedford
ship CLEOPATRA Duane san Francisco.
BgsFoua isrutzen Opoto Hemes Backert Lagusyrs sfd
Porto Cabeo Gpey Ca arve,t Queen, S,koi
Hamilton Brri Warrior DAVIS, 81 Fpeos; ka Mar~ Berc
EuIahethport
Schs-Anne Lewis jayne 81 Cor; Lueano Johnson DemAu
Ben Bolt Dnse 81 George b. Maha-s Bray Jacksonville L.
A. Edwards Masho Georgetown j. BagrSs Ssha. % fsir
Brown, NeslononJ seymour Norton NesHsveo Ihsmpsst
Lawson. New Haven.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cts Of Newiork tbr T6bet Liverpool Nov a. sdss
and pass
Steamship Rhein. Never Bremen Nov a. mdse and psa
Steamship Leo neATorn, S4SaRaEh mise. and pasA
Steamship Noron NrwOleans mtsc. ani
Steamship Fairbanks Iiuns Wilmington 81 and pas
STEAMSHIP, Meas Providence mar aud
Brg Wm Il SAWYER. RoSlry Milbrdge DAYS. lumber
Brig lsuuahBa. hayune Rockand. days, hms. r.Ir
Schr Nellie star Havana 20 days, sugar
SAILED fn rID. ID Cd
SteamshpCiy Of Boston TO- Liverpool. Iowa Cssax: D,.n,l
Iiv,rpoo and anchored IN the 10 ser B-ys Oe Ct 40 Co.,
Washington. NeE-Oreans San "a yadq AID NoasSo.r,
Manhattan ChaTleston aud others anchored ia Qaile
the y. T. ttoulL -
SPOKEN.
Ship iludsoa Nov. 25 Of sicily Islands. bosas e.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

FER Canal Psssis, hdliroads.
DEo WLest 2JD bush A6T5 bush
IS bush R', ono bush h y bush Grass Seed q, bush Fss ed i66
bus. Uraus ii Flour 2u bs Corn Meal a. bags ten
Meal hog tukULea Flour 1873 bales Cotton g0j bills Crude
Petro-u 1881 Ibis rlrd Petroleum 900 bbs Rosn 6s bbs PORK
pgs e,f III pkg Cut Meats 9, Grease 3 kgA Lard so
keg Liant pigs Ahc' Jl pigs Batter 39 bete, Cheese 1913
Taow bbs Oh 1863 pkg Di Fruit 70 Dressed Hogs,
PSI pkgs OIL Cake ~ bb Copper ~ Gales Copper AZ bb WHISKY
G3 1bs Rggs 10 bales Wool $50 bales Hops 4J70 sides Leather
LhS Tahlrru Tobacco B85 hb MOsSes 43
Cotton seed 22 pigs Rice sGO boxes StaL 100 bbs NPhtbA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.


IoypoS Dee aCol,s for mery y ard account "; at ne
ruf L. uoury 9 AMI 9i 02 tie account al the close
nic "a tie 0Puing; closed az Is Ines
25 Central gt Atlantic AID Grat Mtstrn JE SngAf 10
arive oa aud unchanged Lineed OH. Glh G&lo 10 per tun
LiyE',oL. De-, 5Cot,on closed heayf NJ ing UpaId ia
MGH Orus ii the sles Of tie dy SUO bales The DFesl'
,ia.. 20 rLct closed navy. Prvo-Ln queL Bacon .o ler
m Combs rpJ CuL rFdace-COmwon kosp, 6J eSL Iur
IcLt..e .sclui.g
P.tfs rrc 5-Tbe Bou-se closed lull. Rc.ts ~ sc.
Aa4vFEtP De 81 to I'M closed easier al 81 lyJ r.
IHAhK.0GT bee 3lned Stalts iye Tsegs csld Dat al n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

COURT tAlLNDAnB--JHfg DAY.
kuPRyNE C0UHT-GESEHAL
~ ~ z 23 rs ~ 2 24 zt as 2s6 al asJ 2s4 $50 250
~, zss 49, - -
hCPNEHE T-GIRciT-PAHT Nos 1870 1855 228s a63 4Ga
~ 1913 1913 1913 D. 80 81 aS no H. ISL 1881 1917 10l
hrPhSsK CifCrTPART H. over ard
Itsrsr Nos 2sI 81 1894 llo0 23 TAG go gs92 1916
Hssl, 1874. ly2 1918 49, 1914 ga l6i $50 90
.bsFEEHs COUKT-sPECfAL IEHH Dcaurrcrs O. g. @
., ~ 49, - To- 20, u. r. - ~. q, q, % a. y.
seFhthk 4otHT CHANEEHs-FlfEt Monday Calendar
a. ssEi9k lOuHr-faAL TEHs-pAKr Lhos 1G7 25 u.s. BIZ
-, e. ~ ~ 800 ~. no. f2 ~ 415 PAr lf Nas 2R 75l
80 ~ tlsi 50. 3D. 4sk 800 ~ l9l 40, e9. IJG I.
M ifH Itkh,iktL I1IE-Ihg iE9s l.s Il3 ii,4 ff2
m 49, ~ ei. lti f.3. 1890 ittt iiIl iCS I.J. PAIR
". 1913. log ''' 30 '. '' 10 '''' I''' '''' t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
MR.r INnIA MARKETS.

Av,yA Dee Srg1r-Ofrrs haze been made al cia8l reals
arolc Siudari sscs reported Errhange IS
tarcu. London. lJd6 Per crt premiums The United s1i
cufrracy. lm per cent dsropa on the UDied sst
,Lor, ,lli, ca.lsacy, aol yer cent dseolnL nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
Chances for gusinsss sTrr.
NEWS PACKAGES FOR TIE pprss

Captains aud VI vessels
deliver packages addressed 10 the NeSlotk
persons exhibit the written authority W Slmouoa
News Tor the Journal Tmos
World Sun. EPr, Eceaiag Post Commercial
Ha0 Nec YORKER Journal and Neg YORKER Demog! seah sss
Do delivered only " the persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
THE MARKETS.
Icuemly reported for The Thbaue.I

[CarefulI rsported for The Thhnael
SATURDAY. Dec 3 l8Ca
ASIIES-We DO chance in either Pots !e re
non al Ggaes ~ 7JaS 81 %! Tor the former aud ~ i~%12
fOr the sirL a., ,
CUTOE-Tbe demand MODERATE the oienngs pretty liberal
and ur.s os,ng unse sales Of 1870 ses - ~bcn h9
r To- simmer spectators and on e. exporters As % a's
Low Mhdtns January February 2e; ALL 10 10 do at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds. 20
years TO rum are offered for sale favorable terms
at the Office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No. 20 Nassau-st.. NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

1 NRoC1EsIRR CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY SINKING PUSD BONDS, DUB is67i
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY BEING FIRST.
CLASS SECURITY AT A REDUCTION BELOW PAR, AND PAY
ING LARGE RATE OF INTEREST ON Ihh INVESTMENT A
,v,Tpn ,vouSr FOR SALE BY ALBERT II. HfcOLAY.
STOCK BROKER AND kUCTIoNEBR. No. - PiNksr. n y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22
- o. 49,
News Items,

The regular Cabinet meeting was
held to-da... StSrton did not ap-
prosch.
The Military Comm;ittcc. in view of
the unsettled state of lhc ''mth, hnva
decided % defer ac,joD frr reduci!,r q
the army.
The committee of Ways and Means
adopted the following That it IS the
sense Of his Committee, that $50,
00O Of revenue shalt be considcrc d as
the whole amount Of revenue to be
obtained from internal 'Hx, ara thai
the same, ns far as practicah!c, be
collected from i--distiiltl <pirits aud
fcrmcntcd liquors . ,-i ,accr and
man facturcs of tph"cco. j. s.amns.
Especial taxes. : -incom es. G.
dividends. 7--lUAuyir> AID apn>t.
mcn;s. 8-banks and railroads. g..
!rgacic3 and SUGGESTIONS icaying ,ht
/ east possible sum to be collected
from industrial pursuits, or relieving
that class of interest entirely
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