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INDIAN WAR ENDED.
Sheridan en- route for WhashInEtOn.
FoRT HAYES, March 6.

BheEluAn en- FOuIo IOE "uHSHlnktOH'
FoRr HAYES, March 6.
The Indian war has ended. General
Sheridan and staff arrived here this after
noon from Medicine Bluff Creek, Febru-
ary oath. General Custer with the 7th
Cavalry and 10th Kansas volunteers re-
mained behind with orders to move along
the South side of the Washita mountains
to the head waters of the Red River,
thence North to the Washita, thence to
Camp Supply at the junction of Beaver
and Wolf Rivers. Affairs at Medicine.
Bluff Creek are in a highly satisfactory
condition. The Indians are confident
they can find protection at no season
of the year. The campaign has proved
a salutory lesson. There is not a hostile
Indian within the limits of the Missouri
Department. The refractory tribes have
been driven far out of the department.
The troops are in fine health. The
weather is cold. Camp Supply at
the forks of the North Canadian will be
kept up for the present. Before reaching
this point he met courier sent with the
teIegraphic announcement of his promo
ton to the Lieutenant Generally. The
Generals arrival was entirely surprise.
He leaves by special train tomorrow for
Fort Leavenworth, thence Immediately to
Washington, whittier he has been sum-
moned by telegraph.
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WHEELING WEST vA MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 1869

that treaties with Indian tribes shall be
considered in open session, after being
discussed was passed.
Mr.. Sawyer's resolution providing
for the appointment of Joint Com.
mittee to consider all applications and
propositions for the removal of politi-
cal disabilities, being the next, the
resolution was referred to the Commit
tee on the Revision of the Rules.
The Vice President laid before the
Senate Joint resolution of the Legis-
lature of Kansas, ratifying the pro.
posed 18th amendment of the Consti-
tuition.
AdiOurned.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Baltimore Cattle Market.


BKEF CA1TLE-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 979 head,
against 1918 last week. or the number offer
cd 259 head came from Virginia, Az from
Ohio, and $50 from Yves: Virginia over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and 134 from
Maryland on foot. or the receipts ga head
were taken by Baltimore Butchers, 1sS sold
TO sp2culatorj for other markets, 50 to Wash
ington and Annapolis butchers, and the bal
ing offered here. PricSS to-day ranged as
follows: Old COWS and Ecalawags at S>96 co:
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows AT seq
90; fair quality 81 759S 50; and the very best
Beev6s at 6 50@9 6211 per 100 lbs, the average
price being about 81 gross. The market was
tolerably active, at an advance OF about 25
cents per IO0DS on the rates of last week.
SHEEP-The rec=ipts during the past week
have been light, and with good demand
the market has ruled quite active, especially
for gocd prime qualities. Prices to day
ranged as follows: Fair to good fat Sheep at
doGs-The supply during the past week
has been fully equal to the demand, but
there is no change to notice in quotations.
Prices to day ranged as follows: Fair to good
fat hogs Sl4 5O9 Is 60 per 100 lbs net.
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Extensive Fires in Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 6.

.NHICAUUi 4HdISH o
The city, yesterday, was made desc
Tate by eight fires, Wisdom & Lee. No.
Al to AZ Canal street, insured for about
one half of their loss of 1000, which
includes $1,000 each in the following
Insurance Companies Home, New
Hampshire; Mutual and Manhattan, New
York; Enterprise, Cincinnati; Hope, Pro-
vidence; North American, Philadelphia;
ST., 500 in the Security and Germania, New
York; $4,000 in the Republic and
National, Chicago. One fireman in
falling caught a telegraph wire and
held on by his teeth and hands until
rescued. No bodies have as yet been
up loss of nearly 1000, and we're
variously insured. The night was stormy
and the coolest of the year.
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TRooPs TO BE REMovED.-Our Soon
servative" friends will doubles be high
ly gratifed to learn the troops which the
Government thought best, on the appli-
cation of Governor Boreman, to send to
Cabell, Wayne and Logan counties, last
fall, as we'll as those which have been
stationed ia Monroe county, have all
been ordered to Louisville, Ky, whence
they are to go to the plains to fight the In.
diars. All the U. S. troops are to be
withdrawn from Kentucky, as we'll as
from all the reconstructed Southern
Grawforw,1 commanding at Louisville,
way to Washington. on.-Kanawha Journal.
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THE Union League of New York
Friday night, in discussing Grants
Cabinet, discovered that A. T. Stewart
cannot serve as Secretary OF the Treas
ury in consequence of a law passed in
1889, providing that no person appoint
ed to aay Office instituted by this act
shall, directly or indirectly be con-
cerned or interested in carrying on
business OF trade or commerce.
The discovery was also made at
Washington, and a bill was brought in
to repeal the law. A message from
President Grant was received asking
that a joint resolution be passed re-
lleving Mr.. Stewart from the disability.
Mr.. Sherman wanted to rush the bill
at once, but Sumner wanted time to
look into the matter, and objecting to
its immediate consideration the bill, as
we'll as the message, went on the table.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial deems it
highly probable Mr.. Washburn will
presently relinquish the State Depart
ment, and go to Europe with his accu-.
mulated honors as minister to France.
1t says also OF Mr.. A. T. Stewart, that
Mr.. S. favored the appointment OF
David A. Wells to the ofhcethat he has
himself accepted. and it would not be
surprising if after time he withdrew
from the tolls OF Office and made way
for Wells. ..~,I aa . -fsH
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TWO Hundred NILES. or Track showed
SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 6.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 6.
The overland mails both ways are still
detained by the snow on the Union
Pacific Railroad at the orossing of the
Rocky and Wastach mountain ranges.
The blockade extends 200 miles and is all
east of Salt Lake. The Central Pacific
trains west of Salt Lake are making
regular trips. No detention of more than
twelve hours has occurred during the
winter. The track of the Central road
has reached the State boundary and is
graded with the exceptions ofa few un'
important points continuously to Ogden
city, where it is expected the rails will be
laid in May next. -.
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The RETIRING PREsIDENT.-The Mem
phis Post is Of the opinion that Andrew
johnson stands no chance whatever of
being chosen Governor of Tennessee or
United States Senator.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND; March 6.
; The jury In the case of Jas. Grant,
charged with the murder of Rives Pol
and the prisoner was discharged.
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nARKErs BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW York, March s

NEW YORK, March 8.
CoTroN-FIrmer aud more active: sales OF
5000 bales at 29Ac for middllng uplands; a so
FLoUR-Closed duh and declining.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet without decided
change with some speculative demand for
spring. Rye-QuIet and steady at 81 3791 50
Tor western. Oats-Dun at 1870 for-wekCern
in store. Corn1Duu at 9iGs411c for new
PRovTsoNs-Pork-Very dull at S3l 179
81 IS for new mess, cash and regular. Beef
Nominal: Bacon and Cut MeatS-Qu!et
without decided change. Lard-DuH AT 162<
9l9c for good TO prime steam.
EGGs-Heavy at 24926c
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The inclement weather has had tendency
TO add to the duLlneSs which generally char
hence we have 10 report the continued quiet
in this department oftrade; fine unbleached
muslins are little depressed and trregular :,
the part of few jobbers 10 force trade than
any general break down in prices, which Tor
most part are very lowand selling alta small
margin. -
MoSEY-Easy at 697 2 cent. on call with
liberal offerings at close at per cent: The
bank statement has created some cheeriul
feature regarding tne future. Some banks,
IL is said, decline to reco2ntze the law for
hiddin9 the certihcation OF checks, except as
against deposit. The banks statement Is
unfavorable, showing large decrease in
Customs and the large falling on of legal ten
ders from shipments to Philadelphia and
the heavy reduction in deposits.
STERLRG-Quiet and steady at 1896
1OS7s tor prime bankers 6odaSs, and 1091S9
1897 for sight.
GoLD-0pened at 1891, and upon doubts
OF MI. Stewards eligibIIiIy to the Secretary
ship of the Treasury and the rumored fall
OF bonds in London to 821<, which is not,
but subsequently, reacts1 to 1861, closing,
however, at 1879. The market ended quiet
" after day OF great excitement. Loans
male at 1@5 per cent. carrying to nat.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Opened strong but
ubseQuently became heavy, the failure OF
the Public Credit bill to become law, was
for the first time telegraphed to London
to-day. This is the reason why the London
quotations Of 5-20s did not respond to yester-
days decline in gold here. Prices in the day
here fell largely but closed frm.
Coupons 81, ll69ll6I4; do. 62, llS13g 1854;
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.E3E5D OATS


NIHE HAVE THE PLEAS
ure to inform all whom 1t may tnten It,
that they ere in receipt OF an Invoice OF
Bl0rk Oats from PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
British America" !" which then hdVs imported
erEressLy for SEED. These Oats. noted for
their superior excellence and gleat weight
FORTY pounds ?r bushel-Lmuch that we
raire in this country dos not exceed 80, and
OF the last crop under COY may, 1t is hoEcd.
improve our stcck. They will b9 sold in
suE3tantial grain Sacks OF TIVE bushels;
weighing 20 POUNDS net, at s. per Sack, or 50
per bushel, no charge for Sack or I 0T' orage.
Orders will be executed in rotation by K
press Railroad, or es may be directed.
Cash or PC I Office order must in all cases
accompany the order, and whenever practt-
cable we recommend q union of orcers from
parties rC sident in the same locality.
Address PRYOR, BOYD q Co,
Agricultural Warehouse,
Ncs. lS and p Main st Wheeling w. Va.
nPrInce Edward Island, formerly called the
Island OF st, John, latitude 4o' nc5 north OF
Nova 9cotia, and IS famed for the extraordl-
nary wei9ht and excellence OF Its Oats.
fe11S-NCDw
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AN unknown man fell dead in the
street at Cincinnati, Saturday evening.
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TO RRmGE BuILDERS.

oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by the undersigned until Thurs
day noon, April 18th, 1883, TO be opened on
the 10th, at one O'Clock P. NJ, for building
at Albrightsvtlle, Preston county, w. va.
The plan and specifications may be seen zen
VIM. ii. King The contract to be awarded
to the lowest responsible bIdder-the Com;
mfssloners reSerVing the right TO reject all
bids Persons visiting the site Will stop on
a. Address F. HEKRMANs, sec'y OF Board
Comm issIonerS. KingwOod. W. Va
VIM. n. KING,
]. c. McGREW,
r NORRIS,
W. r.. CRANE,
+. HEERMAES,
fah11.lm Com m IssIOneIG
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The choice of Ex-senator Cresswell,
of Maryland, for Postmaster General.
gives general satisfaction. His entire
fitness is not questioned. He is the
leader of the Radical Republicans of
his State, and the rejoicing among
those of his class here, Is of a very en-
thusiastic character
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MADRID, march u
The subject of government monopoly
in salt and tobacco in Spanish colonies,
has been referred to Select Committee
in the Cortes.
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HoofIand's German Bitters.
AND:
HnnEI Mn,R lERMAR Tonic

PREPARED BY DIR. N. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Thirty.five years since they were first in
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity to q greater extent, than any
other remedies knO 1n to the public
These remedies will effeC eCtually cure Liver
Com plant, Jaundics. Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility.T Chronic Dtarrh0R.
Disease OF the Kid ! lneyS and all Dtsea-
ses arising from a DiRordered Liver,
stomach or InteSA tines.
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Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TRATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardships, kx-
DOsuTe. FeVerS. &c.
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LONDON, March5,
English and French journals warmly
eulogize General Grants inaugural and
says that the paragraph on Foreign
Policy indicates peace,
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Daniel Kellogg, Jr., Postmaster ofBrattleboro,
has been relieved, after a long and distress
ing illness, by the opening of an internal alb
seess' and is rapidly recovering.
The executive committee Of the Connecticut
River Valley Agricultural Association held a
meeting at the Brattleboro House a few days
s.nce' to make arrangements for the annual
The new library association at Brattleboro, has
Just received from Judge Kellogg the gift Of a
'lAd'ng lot in the beautiful oak grove on his
estate on High street
Among the good things said at the Medical
banquet at the Island House in Bellows Falls,
Inst Wednesday evening, was that by Prof Cros-
y, who stated that of the entire faculty Of Dart
mouth Medical College, not one used rum, tobac-
Co or profaue language.
The mother Of J. P. Brockway. Of Bellows
tals, living in Washington, y H., is III her
Tooth year
Nathan Lamson died in Williamsville. April
2oth, aged 100 years; and Mrs. Rachel Allen in
Halifax, April 2lst, aged 90 years
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ElouI receipts Az bbls.
fL0UB-At sc "a l0c better for shipping Tales.
''hJj barrels at ; - for superfne state and Vet
eIn' o - a u for common choice extra state;
. . "a 7 90 for do extra Western; o5 ~ 90 for
good choice white wheat extra 40 ri 20 for
common choice round hoop Ohio.
California flour - Rather more steady at @ -1 n
RYE FLOUR Firm. Sales 300 bbls at g Is "a
Cd; the latter price for choice.
CORN MEAL-Quiee.
NHlSkEY - Quiet.
Grain receipts, wheat % bushels.
NHEA1-Opened lie better Spring, and eli ser
quiet scarcely so firm 5000 bushs at 81 a i- '0r
No. spring in store, and delivered 53 for inferior
winter red illinois 65 amber Canada --- i.r
white state I 10 "a 72i California included %
the sales. 5000 bushls. No. Milwaukee TO arrive az
f5.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY-Heavy and declining. Sales -lm of
Hungarian at ] -.
BARLEY AiALT-Quiet and unchanged.
Receipts Corn, 1920 bushels.
C0RN-0d n shade iirner; new dull and heavy
ic lower. Sales 5000 bushels at 50 a - for new
mixed Western closing at 50 "a 81, and "a ST for
old do IN store.
ktE-luiet.
COFFEE-Fim.
SUGAB-Steadv.
MOLASSE>-Dull.
PETROLEUM-S Steady.
HOPS-Steady no "a % for American.
LEATHER Hemlock sole more active al uA-
changed prices.
Foreign, scarce AID quiet. 0l "a I'D for Newcastle
gas.
wO0L-Quiet and dropping. sales u6.W1lhsat
~ q d i,r dom, Ste Heeeei 90 10 o. l.r f'ai'"'
PROVISIONS - Pork dun aul heavy sales 1913
bhls 90 30 % "a 81 GOD for new mess 3D. .' g pig l,r
ola dos 3 ID for prince 2- - q Is sd Tor lrIl.
also SOD hhis ofuew moss. seller june 81 3d.
BEEF-Dui. Sales l2l bbls at N 1000 ur now
plain moss - ODD 20 Dis 11 for new extra moss
Ierce beef quiet S1les foote's ten NI ~ - .i i.r
Beef hams, DUH. Sales 75 barrels at -a o'
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3anhrupt 1lotirrs.

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-For the District
~ Of Nermont.-In the matter Of Vim. IL. Ryan,
Bankrupt-Notice is hereby given, that the follow
Ing named articles will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at Fairfield Centre in
said District the Sd day Of June A. D. 1863 at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, to wit; cows horse,
harnesses, single pleasure wagon, and said Ryan's
interest in one equal undivided half Of ls acres of
land. And also on the 9Th day Of June A.D 1862
at Bakersfield in said District at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, the following named property will be sold
at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash, to
wit l9s sap buckets, ] single sleigh, pair Of trav-
sleds. sixty gallon kettle, iron wedges, 100
sap spouts and los acres Of land said Ryan's in
terest therein.
Fairfield, May tn A. D. 1863
SAMUEL II. SOULE.
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Lungs, permanent Throat Affection, or an Incura-
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Tr0ches are recommended and prescribed hy Physi-
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spetial 9autites.

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and Singers viii find them unrivaIled LOT eiearins
the voice. Price . cts. per box
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life Insurance CORpGRg

NATIONAL.
life Insurance COlnpeHy.
of THE
UNITED STATES Of AMERICA,
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Chartered by Special Act of Congress,
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CASH CAPITAL, Sll0O4,Uo0
rAm is FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILA DELPHEA,
Where the general business 1.-THE Company Is trans
acted and to which all general correspondence
should he addressed.
OFFICERS.
CLARENCE Il. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY .. COOKE, Vice President,
EMERSON ". PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
Thi. Company offers the following advantages.
HisaNational Company chartered by special act
ofCongrcss, l-6-.
Ithas paid up capital ofsI.ooooo0.
It offers low rates ofpremum.
I. furnishes larger insurance than other eonnar
tsobic for same money.
Il is definite and certain in It's terms
It is p home company in every locality.
Us policies are exempt from attachment.
There are unnecessary restrictions in the D oil
cies.
Every policy is non-forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their full amount, and return all the premiums So
that the insurance costs only the interest on the an
nual payments
Policies may be taken that viii pay to the insured
after a certain number OF years. during life, an an
nual income u one tenth the amount named in tn.
policy
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the Hves
Of females
It insures not to pay dividends to poliey-holders,
but at 50 low cost that dividends viii be impossi
BE.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given on
application 70 the branch Office Of the Company. or
to ROLLINS & CHANDLER, , Merchants Ex
change. State Street. Boston, General Agents fol
New England.
J.P. TUCKER. Manager.
J. RUSSELL ARLINGTON, st. Albans and Mont
pel,er, Vt, special agent for Addison, Chittenden,
Grand Isle, Franklin, Lamoille, and Washington
Counties.
Nov. l3,deod&voowly.
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SrEER's STANDARD "WNU BUTERs. n-Comhiuiu-
stimuiant and astringent properties with freed M
from acdltN are very agreeable 10 the taste and IN
cases Of pure debility accompanied with indigestion
ms Wine Bttcr> is a most reliable tonic ana " N
give tone 10 the system. We regard them as the
best ever offered tp the public
Sold by Druggists
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Owe DOEL.IR E.fCH.

The secret Of our low prices is this We have a
very large Cash Capital and have buyers in all the
principal cities Of this country and in Europe, who
purchase FOR CASH, DIRECT FROM THE MAN
CfACTUR EBS, all the goods used by US. thus saw
ing the consumer the profits made by the Importer
or Commission Merchant the Wholesale and Retail
Dealer each OF whom demand larger profit than
taken by US We can give MORE GOODS for One
Dollar than the Retail Merchant for twice OF three
times that SUN. Our GODS are described on printed
cheess, which will he sent ia Clubs for Ten Gents
each, to pay postage printing, sc.
II the article named on the Check IS not warted
you can exchange from list comprising Three Hun
frsd and Fiffy useful articles. among which are
Ladies' Silk Parasols. Ladies' Fine White Tucked
skirts, Silver Plated Five Bottled Casters and a
large variety Of useful articles not Of which can
be bought in any other way for nearly double the
money.
Reference will be given, If required from the most
reliable Wholesale Merchants Of Boston and New
York, TO standing and the strictly honorable
character Of our business.
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