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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Letters have
been received at the Office of Internal
Revenue, dated Tullahsmo, Tennessee,
Jan. 9th and 11th, from Mr.. Locratford,
Revenue Inspector, and Jas. Ramsey
collector for the Sd district of that State,
giving Information In regard to the
danger experienced by them in attend
ing to the business regarding Illicit
dtstillation, and with particular allu-
occurred in that district where party
who was in arrears to the government
for the tax due to the amount of a thou
sand dollars, has resisted the collector,
making distrain upon him for the in
debtedness. It appears that after the
dtstratn had been accomplished, and the
collector and inspector had left the
premises. They were followed and at.
tackled by the party who had been dis
trained, accompanied by others, and
that the Inspector was shot and wound.
ed. Other outrages were perpetrated
1t does not appear from the correspond
ence thatthe offending parties have al
yet been molested either by military
or civil process.
g letter from the Inspector, dated tn,
Nth inst, reports that since his beinj
wounded, several Illicit distilleFies arr
In operation in the 9th district of tina
State. -
Information has also reached the De
partment of the resistance made to reve
nue. otiioera in the discharge of theil
duty in snppressing Illicit distilleriel
IN the netghborhoodo of Knoxville, Ten,
nessee. Vigorous measures have beer
instituted by the Commissioner ofTn.
ternal Revenue for the arrest and pun
ishment of the parties committing these
0ufrages.
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FORTIETH CONGRESS-
SENATE.


M WAsHRGToN, Jan. 16.
Mr.. Yrumbun presented a-nemorisl.
rom Thomas A. Williams. Stephen a
gtake and John ID. Williams. who
cIslm TO be familiar with Indian AZ
~ Sett1ng forth the various reasons
; Y. me present mode Of dealing Win
the Indians is Objectionable and ma -
Ing Congress to incorporate them INTO
t tne United States SO as to be subject 10
the laws, and bring them more in con-
tact with the white population: claim.
ms that thus they could be managed
more economically and wars with them
avoided. Referred to the COMMITTEES
On motion of Mr.. Chandler, the Sem
ave resumed the consideration of his
Ino1on-to refer to the COMMITTEES on
commerce the resolution in regard to
me appointment of retired naval off,
GERS as Consuls and Vice Consuls, which
y, M4s qepated until the expiration of the
morning hour. =
Mr.. Wilson called up his bill for the
8raduaI reduction of the army, SO as to
make 1t the special order for the next
meeting. and 1t was then laid aside.
9ar. Howard made motion to 90
INTO executive session, but Mr.. Sher-
man said It was desirable TO have a
n HSHe on ". the Dill Tor the repeal Of the
SQtton tax on which Mr.. Morrill,. of
vermont, spoke in opposition to the
motion OF Mr. Sherman to recede from
tne senate amendment confining the
repeal Done year.
Mr.. Conkling made few remarks to
the same purport.
Mr.. Cameron renewed the motion for
an executtYeE ssfon; " hich was carried.
The Senate held an executiVe session
until about five O'Clock, when it ad.
1ourned till Monday.
ssiss .s5 HOUSE,
Mr.. Axtell offered a resolution In
strncting the Committee on Library to
INQUIRE into the subject OF the internR-
Lional copyright; and the best modes
lor.the encouragement and advance
Inent OF cheap literature and the pro-
lection of authors, which was adopted.
ecut1Ve communications, two OF them
from the Secretary of War. On motion
OF Mr.. Sohenck they were referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
ME- Mr.. Schenck remarked that the commit.
tee would report them back tomorrow
afternoon.
The House then proceeded to the con.
sideration of aibill reported from the
Committee on DEMONSTRATION. Speeches
were, made In favor of the bill By
Messrs- Elliott, LonRbrfdRe and Payne
and In opposition by Mr.. Kerr.
Mr.. Randall introduced a bill u
regulate the deposit of public funds
/ providing that the public funds shall
not be deposited In any National Banl
located In any city where there Is 6
United States. Referred to the Com.
mtttee on Banking. General debate
and speeches were limited to half ar
| hour. =
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R0ilroati Aceiaens,.

PITsnURo, Jan. 16.-A serious acct
dent occurred ON the Allegheny Valley
Railroad last Tuesday, ten miles from
West franklin, Venango county, Pa,
trains, TO one of which was attached q
caboose car. carrying over twenty la
borers working on the road. The trains
had no regular TINA for running. and
the conductors not being informed of
each others time, met While moving at
the rate of fifteen miles per hour. The
engines were badly damaged and the
caboose car literally demolished. Most
ofthe men were severely injured, three
being reported dead.
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Interview wien enc PresIdent,

NRw York, Jan. 15.-The Words
correspondent had an interview with
the President, at which the latter re-
traeted that Grant promised to notify
him of what course he should puEsue.
The same correspondent says: The
President Will not recognize stanton,
and that he will maketa new nomina:
ton SOON, Also, that Grant and Sher-
man called on the President on Tues
some explanations, both Grant and
Sherman suggested that Stanton should
resign, and told the President they
would SO advise Stanton. They SUBJ
seqnen1y had an interview with Stan.
ton.
General McClernand is to be Minister
to Mexico. -.
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MARKETB ~ TRLEaRAR1E.
NEW YoRK, January 1e, 1868.
REGULAR REPORT.


CoTroN-A shade hrmer; sales 81
bales at 1870 for middling uplands.
FLouR-Receipts, 1888 bbls.; heavy
and prices 5a10c loWsrs sales SOS bbIs
at g 40a9 90 for superfine State; So 4Oa
1900 for extra westerns $12 G5a14 20 fol
good choice white wheat; extra, 50 75a
18 IS for common TO choice round hooI
Ohio; $40 60al2 90 for common to good
st. LonIs; Sl2 00a1B 90 for good to choice
do;.cloBfng dull. California Flour
10s26c lower; sales 100 sacks at $11 75a
ID 00;smRll lots at SIS 25a13 so. Rye
FlOur-Quiet; sales $50 bbls. at 81 60a
g 20. Corn Meal-Quieti sales 100 bbls,
western AZ 50 go.
WHIsRH-Dull.
GRAIN-Wh Receipts $50 bus;
market dull and In buyers favor: sales
q 500 bus straight No. spring in store
at 81 10. Rye-Qufst and nominal.
Barley-Dull; sales 1900 bus Canada
nominal. Corn-Receipts ~ $50 bus;
market less active and prices I'M
changed; sales $4,000 bus al 81 25a1 80
for new mixed western ahoat; 81 SO for
old do ahoat; 81 25a1 so for white south-
ern; 81 Is for southern yellow; 81 26a
80 for white western. Receipts
2 800 bus; market arm and quiet; sales
1890 bus at S638a67c for western in
store, latter price for extra; and $50 for
do ahoat.
GROCRRIRs-Rice-F Firm at IOalIc tor
Carolina. Cohee-Ffrm; sales j 600
bags Rio on private termB. Sugar
Easier; sales $50 hhds Cuba at I11<a
129<c; 200 boxes Hav9na ct l2o. Molas-
ses-Ffrmi sales 125 bbls New Orleans
AT s81fc; 50 hhdB Demarara At 6Sc; 80
hhds Bar at $40.
HoPs-steady at 30ae0c for American.
PETRbLEuM-Qutet at 105<c for crude,
and 24Na25c for refined bonded.
1900 bbls at $50 O0a21 10 for mess;
closIng at S21 90 cash; S2l S7a21 go for
new do; closing at 81 81 cash; $I7 25a
rs for prime; Sls s7a19 IS for prime
mess; also $50 bblB new mess, seller for
March, on private terms; z, 226 bbls,
seller TOR April. Beef-Steady; sales
$50 bbls at previous prices; 800 tierces
at $32 50a35 SO for prime mess; $36 GOA
80 90 for udder mess, Beef hRms-Un-
changed, sales $40 bbls at $28 25a31 so.
BaoOn-Steady; sales 324 boxes at 1g1<a
101<cfor Cumberland cut; 122<a18C for
short clear; 113<c for short ribbed; long
clear on private terms; 18c for long cut
hams. Cut Steady, sales Of $50
packages at saec for shoulders; 12a131<c
for hams.
DRKssED Hoas-Dull and heavy al
s3za9c for western and 91<a95<c for city.
LARD-Steady; sales Of ,l6O barrels
ct 125Sal85Sc; also $50 barrels, seller
February on private terms.
BuTTER-Steady at Ssa47e for State.
0HREsR-Heavya at 11a16c.
DIZZY GOODS.
There IS but little stif In trade. and
consequently prices are without par.
,ticnlar change. - : (,
HONEY AND 6To ~ 80
aoVERN1CEnT SToCK cohpona ,os
1921; do '64, unchanged; do s85. I08;
new unchanged; 1905 unchanged,
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
sAdvioes to the 18th Of January


LooDoN, Jan. 16.-Consider abls exc
Q tement was occasioned in this CITY to-
day, by the announcement that the Fe.
MAN, Deasy, who, with Kelly, was res
coed nom the custody of the police at
Manchester, someweelSs ago, had been
captured. The police, late yesterday
afternoon, oyerhauled a man, near Wa
terford, Ireland, who answers COM
pletely the descript of Deasy. Other
strong circumstances warrant the
belief that the authorities have NOT
been mistaken. The prisoner, under a
strong guard, started for Manchester
this morning, where will be con-
fined with the felloW.prIsoners Of
Deasy, for recognition. The Govern
ment officials are very active and Wig
liant. Yesterday afternoon two Ameri.
cans named Barroe and o'Neill were
arrested at Glasgow and imprisoned,
Papers found on their persons indicate
beyond a doubt that they belong toithe
American wing Of the Fenian organi.
cation. as@a ~.
The motion recently made in the
Court Of the Queens Bench, for a
change Of place of the trial Of the Fe-
4a'ans Burke, Casey, Shaw and NAL
|lEeney, from WarwiGIz to London, ID
likely to be granted. =
PARIS, Jan. 10 11:l5-Bourse, heavy;
Rentes, lower.
LONDON, Jan, e-11:15-C onsoIsi fiat;
92sS for money; e25Sa92N on accounts
Q. s. Bonds, 075Ea9711; Others the
same. -
LrvERPoor, Jan. 16-1I:15-Cotton,
steady; Breadstufs, quiet.
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gOMMERCIAL AND FTNkACIAt,.
wheeling WholesaIe lIRrIxet.
THURSDAY EvsiN1Ne,

A4ASGeSOAG EVENING"
- JANUARY 16, 1865.
Trade has been almost lifeless during
the past week. notwithstanding the
rapid and large advance in gold, deal
ers have not been able to get the adj
vance correspondingly In goods as
buyers incline to the view that the
chances favor a decline from the pres
ent premium in gold. AS it ia now,
our grocery market quotations do not
afford any margin for profit for whole-
salers.
Flour continues very firm but dull.
Bacon is jim better demand, especial.
~ for hams. We notice the new crop
Of sugar and melasses from Louisiana.
making Its appearance in our market,
and we hope they may soon take the
place in our trade that they did pre-.
yious to the rebellion.
FLouR-Extra SO 5Oa11 90; Xxx, $3.50
a12 90; spring family, SO 25al2 so; fancy,
$I2 50a13 so. Rye Flour-SS so. Buck.
wheat Flour-69$c per ID.
CRAM heat-P Prime red vim
ter is quoted at 81 so; white at
g 60a2 IS. Corn-NeW shelled, coca
q 90; ear. s0ss5c. Barley-S1 25a1 80.
SREDs-Cloy s. 90; timothy 81 T5
from store.
PROVISIONS Bulk Shoulders - 100
packed. Sides-12c. Hams-14c. New
Sugar Cured HRms-17c packed. Ba-
con-Sugar Cured Hams-161<c Sides
IARD-lSc In tiefce; 14o in kegs,
BEANs-N0vy e8 26aS so per bus.
CRRRSE-Western Reserve 16C; Ham,
burg 1906 factory and English dairy,
CANON on-45c; and no charge 70,
I LARD on-Reaned extra winter
strained, 81 16i extra No. i, 81 90.
CoFPER-Fair to good, 221fa25c; prime
26a26c; Hummelps essence, $500 pei
suaAR-sugar House, i2a1sc; Cuba
1891e; Porto Rico, 1916; New Orleans,
16c; G. extra, 1870; Yellow O. Ice.
sYRUP-65a6Oc for lower grades; s0ca
81 90 for good to best brands; Porto
Rico, molasses, 75as5c. New crop New
/ Orleans, choice, SOC.
soDA-sc for American; and $40 70,
/ New. Castle.
1 sTARoH-Western, saOc; Glen Cove
1S< Maizena,, 135c.
4 FIsH-Laks Herring, half bbls, s. 90
white fish, half bbls., 81 SO; kits, 50 s.
| for No. j; s. for No. 2; new mRckerel ii
half bbls., for No. 8 medium, So so; No
i z, large. - 60. > oos.--.
5hoos-s4 .2 Gos W 69r 1alf; SSzoaS
4oE medium: p gga4 o0 Tor tancys
s.ALT-DaiSy. g 20; Pittsburgh, g 50
ONO RIVER q 20.
d3es. Geo. 1I Az, ~ an az 81 Navy
IUaI6c; bright Ns and lbs, 75aS5c; ianc.
bright As and Is, 9Oca$l 90; bright los
soaS0c.
WHEELING SToaIRs-t9 6Oa10 90 pc
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special to Daily I5lteu4gsncer.
BALrTlfoRE, Jan. lB-EYenIn
nAn,rr.r

The oRsrIpgsof Cattle to-day amount
edto about 600 head. The marke
opened very dull at slight advance
on the quotations of last week, but the
advance was only on the best grade OF
cattle.
The arrivals and sales Of hogs have
been fair. during the week, but prices
have been steadily declining. To-day,
prices range nom 91fa101fc per H., net.
sHRRP.
Sheep continue to come forward free-
ly, and the demand is good. The mar
ket to-day is active at about former
rates, viz, 4aec, gross.
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Rfrea.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-A fire, yesterday,
destroyed property in Monmouth, Ill,
to the value OF $50, 600. The principal
losers are julius MurdOck a Co., dry
goods: w. n. irwin, clothing; ID. Wal.
bar, boots ana shoes. INSURANCE $4,000
in the Hartford, Phoenix, ofNew York,
and Peoria, of Illinois:
JoHNhToWN, II. :, Jan. 16.-The
Johnson House and barns attached
were burned last night. Five homes
perished.
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from PhIIndelnhIn.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-Jaoob AL.
berger of the well known provision
house of .. r. AIberger q Co., died this
morning, of paralysis.
Z Rodman Graham murdered his wife
to.day, while she was waiting upon his
dying mother, shooting her with pis-
toll. He gave himself mp, alleging as his
reason .for.the deed that his wife at.
tempted two or three times to poison
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. AOu.. 81. = l01IIsI .RAKER.


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ee sF 81 SSIf ss sEs Il hs attn 5ss ss
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CAsfNIER FABRIGOU
NV YoIK. January. n 1884.
Meass, Geo. q RuoBeI q CO.

NEW YORK, April sd, 1884.
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BALTptoRE, Jan. 1e.-Ths Legfsla-
tures In Joint convention, voted twice
for Senator. On the first ballot, Swami,
a. Hamilton, 20; Pratt, 10; scattering,
Z. Second ballot, Swami, 42;; HAmll-
ton, 80; Pratt, 16; scattering, 8.
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yoNKEns. Nay .. 1854.

.Mes4s. Geo. q. Hubbel q CO:
GESTs.-HRV1nR used only two bottles OF
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nnnnfn.raito.II. ArrIe.felI.

BUFFALO, Jan. 16.-Danfel a. Rhodes
and James Cos; C0untsrie letters OF gold
and silver coin, were arrested ina
ahanty near the suspension bridge
yesterday, and brought here for examl-
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yVheelIpe ana 1IarIetfa pae,Iet.

q - The tne slde-Wheel passenger
ID lEteamar tsALLIE ", Capt Robt.
G.A9zE Patterson, VIII leave Wheeling
10 O'Clock. W1HTeeeIYe defghtS for CAL
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BosToN, Jan. 16.-The four hundred
inmates okthe Deer Island InstItutIon
hRye been suddenly taken III from the
effects of poison, supposed to be
arsenic, administered In food or water
by an unknown party. With the ex-
ceptiOn of one matron, IL Is, believed
all will recover. The symptoms are
similar TO the noted National Hotel
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Mesars. Rtb6sl6 Co.
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New YoRK. Jan. 18.-The National
Bank of the Republic was yesterday
Missouri State bonds. while the clerk
having it in charge had his back
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New York, Jan. l6.-The celebrated
Belle Boyd obtained . divorce from her
husband, Samuel W. Harding for adult
terry. to-day.
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Ho1E Fly MiX z. GRAHAM.
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Life is Wsrml Death is Cold /

T. =
CnEonleDiBe0Se8s Female Complaints,
consumption Liver COmplhlnG8.
MEDICAL. AID CONSULTING Roolfs, No. 4
ODD FEIIowss BUILDING, 1EoNRoE 81.
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!. RRAp .4RR. .RHrpaNlnIK.

Mes1S. DeUins q Bottom.
6ENTLRAENs-Forth the last eleven montha
1 have been suffering almost daily from ses
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; so much SO that
stomach more than twenty minutes, At
night experience q great burning In or
about the heart; q general depression OF
spirits attended with frequent hesdache,
dtHzines9 or dimnesS Of sight. IFtrled va.
r1ous cathartie compounds and stomach pre-
pafatlonSt without being Afforded any eff.
lectual relief, till fused four bottles of'taub.
bePs Golden Bittens;S EIncesWhtch speriOd
4 have not been troubled with a single one
Of the above complaints. From the benefit
those Btttets have Afforded me, feel it my
duty 70 express publicly my grateful Thanks.
GEU. a. BANCROFT,
~ Accountant and Collector.
GOLDEN BITEERS.--Hubbelfs Golden
Bilters are fApidly gaining a worid-w1derep.
utation. Read the following:
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RIvernr,,l Wentl,n.

P1TrsBRUaH, Jan. 16.-River three
feet by pier mark and stationary.
Weather clear and cold; mercury 15o.
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PAXTON &oaLEBAY
Wholesale Grocers

NO. d NAM 9T.o
WHEELING, ". VA.
HAYB RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
II sale at lowest market rates, via:
80 Bags Rio Como.
% aalf CheSts annp,r. Z. h and Imp1
Teas,
20 Half Chests Black Tea,
50 Boxes and Kegs SupPP Va. TobNnno1.
- Butts and Caddle8 Black los do
20 KeEB twist N
S9sahds r. and Cuba BuRan.
- Bhlg prime Al0IassoS
Also Flour Soapg and Candles. Wooden.
ware, Spices, N. o. Ter, Conc. IyS, MGddsF.
GoPpefa9s Alum LoGWood; Newcastle III
S1F1 soda, C9tn 9arngs Batting, EE9 salts,
salt9, Choc0lateS Cream T0Ff6T. VineQ0F
Cheese Shot and Lead Salt, and numefoFii
other articles usually kept in Wholesaie
We solicit an examination OF our stock
nom any one wanting any thing in our line
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-17
Steamboats,.
wheeling, Marietta ana ParkeFabuTe.
Daily Packeta.

The side wheel steamers "RE-
lsA49 ABECGA''a and t'lEXPRE9s.''
RRbecfa leaves wheeling every
Monday, "wednesday and Friday, At elSven
O'clock, q. M
E 5ExpFess leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thun3day and Saturday at II o clock, a. m. :
) Connecting at BeIlafFe with trains from
Pttt6b1TRh, due at IL q. m.
BFelRht yece1pted through to all points be-
tween ParkaEA burg and G0IllpolIs.
BOOTH, BAETEhLE q CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-17

BRANDY FOB ALI&OE PIES.
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY,
W Sherry and Port Wines, Pure Rye Wits
KY Tor medicinal purposes TOR sale by
tan8 4; f, =; Iqs1 I.4IST 3 Gs9ei ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-17
The --latest News,

BY the Union Line.
otnce, corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-17

BUG1S1HEAT FLoUR.
or BARHELi3, WARRANTED PURE
.Jsl-s e. y for lflie iJV -
1anl1 LEI. MQRRIsoN eco
~ y sBFAHOADgI1Es.s go o. -
An boxes just II 4EIYED AND EOI2
~ L1sI, MoBRmoa SEQ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-17

Common Lime. M
SOO IN barrels =
z. @. aILDREIH &RRO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-17

Galeine Plaster.
Inn BBLS. PLASTER PARIS, PhIladel.
4OU phtR make, received by
n C HIIDKETE4 a BRO.