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T DAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION, ,~.
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL s5ee.0ee.


Tbs institution has been chartered by the Stat
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Apparel, Furniture 1ada all movable immoTable pr
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politan Warrants, City Notes Levee Bonds or any OF
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Vouchers. and old Gold and Silver taken.
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steerage to New York from Liverpool .o @ ca Nv
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by themselves. PROVISIONS, OF the os's s.sS
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

II MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALEHs IN
ALI. DESCRIPTIONS OF MACHINERY,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND FERTILIZERS,
.Perdido street. .-------------9
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Stationary and Portable ENGIEEs-al sizes
Circular SAW MILLS,
Coleman's CORN and WHEAT MILLS
Straub
Wood Working Machinery,
Shafting. Betting, Files and Saw Gummers'
Circular and other SAWS,
Cotton Seed Oil Machinery,
PUMPS, of all kinds,
Bookbinders MACHINES and PRESSES, all sizes.
Gullett Steel Brush COTTON GINS
+" Hand COTTON PRESSES-the cheapest
good Cotton Press ever made.
Stafford Cuvators, Sattey Gang Plows Southern Corn
Planters, southern Cotton Planters Expanding
Cultivators Harrows Grain Drills, Balls
Ohio Mowers, Balls Ohio Combined
Mower and Reaper, Warmers
Sulky Hay Rakes, Crawford's
Garden Cultvators, all
descriptions of
FLOWS
SWEEPS and
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rows, Horse-Powers Segments,
Pnions etc, for Gin Gearing, Victor
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(of small cost, Fan Mills Corn Crushers,
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Our goods selected with fall knowledge of the kind
of work needed in the Southwest, and guarantee
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Discounts made to wholesale dealers and agents.
Call address
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L XCURSION TRIPS TO PASCAGoULA.
The fine steamer CREOLE, commanded by that cIey
and popular officer in the Lake trade Capt. CHAR
LEY WALKER, win make excursion trips every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to Pascagoula,
touching at intermediate points and leaving the Lake
of the Pontchartran Railroad the arrival of the
of cars-he train which starts from the
depot, head of Girod street, at that hour.
for the round trip is but g. Including meals
and berths.
jyis 2m IT'S Common street.
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Importers Of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers Iu
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RUGS and MATTINGs of all kinds
CURTAIN MATERIALS of all kinds.
LACE CURTAINs-Real and Imitation.
Table and Piano COVERS, SHADES. etc.
a Splendid New Stock of IRISH LINENS, Of ev
description for family use.
Upholstery, Furnishing Goods, Hair Seating, cd
50, s5 and 81 Camp street,
da7 ty NEW oRLEANa
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUI

ST. LOUIS, May 90.
A special from Fort LeavenWOrth,
received yesterday, says a telegram
from Fort Wallace states that about
fiftv Indians ran off three hundred
private mules from Sheridan yesterday
at noon. Two Mexicans were wounded.
About one hundred citizens immedi-
ately started in pursuit, but the tele-
graah wires being down, no news has
been received of them.
An Omaha dispatch says Samuel M.
Jones, the new. Quaker superintendent
OF Indian affaifs for the northern SUI
perintendency, together with five Qua-
ker Indian agents for the Omahas,
Otoes, Nempas, Pawnees and Santees,
arrived yesterday. They proceed to tie
various tribes at once.
G. E. Crocker, General Superinten-
dent of the Central Pacific, and party
arrived from Sacramento this forenoon
in a special train. Senator Howard
and party, from the East, met them
here.
The election excitement is running
high. The Republicans nominated ex-
Governor Saunders, and the Democrats
Mr.. Millard, President OF the Omaha
National Bank, for Mayor. Several
independent candidates are also run
ming.
A heavy rain storm has been sweep.
ing over the entire country for the past
three days. At Brownsville 1t swept
away fences, lumber and live stock and
did considerable damage to buildings.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, May %

NEW YORK, May 29.
Two rich brothers named Young
living in Hunterdon county, New
Jersey, were recently sentenced for two
years in the State prison for kleptOma-
nia,,
Kate Fisher the actress, charged with
stealing watch from a woman named
Bevis, was discharged; Judge Stanley
dismissing the case.
Prince Louis Ferdinand de Bourbon
was married to Senorita Hamil, OF
Hanover, yesterday, by Rev. DIR. WISE
man in st. Peters Church. They were
married a few weeks since by police
justice.
An ezparte application was made
to Judge Clarke in the Supreme
Court by the counsel on the
the part of John L. Prouty and other
holders and owners of guaranteed con-
struction stock in the Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Company, to the amount of some mill
lions, for temporary injunction re-
straining the directors and Legran
Lockwood, the treasurer, from selling
or in any manner disposing of proper
ty, franchises or sureties of this compa>
ny, until the PLAINTIFF shall be paid all
arrearages of interest on their shares.
The brig Morancy arrived at this port
yesterday, from Porto Cabello. When
leaving that port she was fired at from
the fort, first with blank and then with
round shot, which struck her amidship
ann went through the bulwarks, but
did no other damage.
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WHEELING WEST VA MONDAY IONNING MAY 81, 1869

Mrs. Jones has long been wanting
TO visit Greenwood Cemetery, and in
early summer she says to her husband,
You have never yet taken me to
Greenwood No, DEAR he replied;
that's a pleasure l have yet had only
in anticipation
The following advertisement ap-
pears in London. paper: "a young
| lady who has received a good eduCa.
tion, can read and write, and Is versed
in geography, history, music, dancing,
and elementary mathematics, wishes a
situation in a respectable family as
washer and ironer.
"A Greek at Stamboul recently had
a dream that a vast treasure could be
found in q certain hill, II a child was
sacrificed to the guardian demon. He
took his little daughter to the place the
next day, beat out her brains, and dug
for the gold in high spirits until he was
arrested.
The young Marquis of Butte is edt'
flying the dwellers in Jerusalem by his
piety and e.his liberality. He passes
long hours in tears and prayer at the
various spots where the last scenes OF
the Passion are supposed to have been
enacted. His almoner, Monsignor Ca
pei, has been preaching in English to
large bodies of pilgrims belonging to
numerous English and American
creeds, and his remarkable elOquence
invariably brings together large and
heterogeneous audience.
The next avalanche of rhetoric will
occur on MIR. Reverdy Johnson's return
10 the United States. He will no doubt
have great deal to say for himself.
He will take up his residence in Balti-
more and resume the practice or his
profession. His house at Washington
has been bought by Mr.. Corcoran.
An abundance OF fine salmon are
now being taken from the waters ofthe
Penobscot in Maine. The number ap-
pears to be on the increase yearly, and
the business of taking them Is highly
remunerative. They weigh from
twelve to twenty-four pounds. One
was taken at Belfast the other day,
whose weight was twenty seven and
half pounds.
MIR. Chaplin, the winner of the
Derby, and the new Tory star in the
House OF Commons, is one of the
richest men in England and an inti-
mate friend of Tennyson, having been
born in the same county and known
the Tennyson family from his child |
hood. The brilliant woman who Tilted |
him in order to become the wife of the |
Marquis of Hastings is at present a
widow in somewhat reduced circum- |
stances, and II Chaplin Is still willing |
she may be perhaps won more easily |
than the Derby in 1867.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE may a.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to l,IO9
head, against ,023 last week. OF the NUM-
Ter offered 296 head came from Ohio; 377
from Illinois, 36 from Virginia, and IL from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and ohio
kailroVd; III from Pennsylvania. over the
Northern Central Railroad; SS from Mary.
land and y from Virginia on foot: or the
recelpIs go head we're taken by Baltimore
batchers, l23 by Washington anu Annapolis
butchers, SO sold to spectators for other mar
kets, 200 head were reshipped to the East
Without being offered here, and the balance
left over unSold. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Old Cows anu ScalawagH at $500 6O,
ordinary thin steers, oxen ana Cows AZ IS so
uG w; fair quality Beeves at STgS %; and the
very best Beeves at SS(g9 W per 100 lbs. the
average price being about 81 70 gross. The
market was very dull to-day at a decline OF
25@5Uc per 100 lbs from the rates oflasC week.
5HEEP.-W1th very full supply of sheep
during This week, anu only u limited de-
m4nd, the market has ruled duh, with a de-
cline OF about Ac per 10. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: FAIR to good Sheep at 4(5
&c per 10 gross. Lambs $294 10 per head.
HOGs.-1ne supply has been fully equal to
the demand during the past week, and the
market is duh at ABOUT former rates. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: Fair to good Hogs
at Sl3GIl3 10 per 100 lbs net.
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Interesting Services.
WAsH1NaroN. Nav %.

WAsHINaToN, May 90.
Thousands of people laden with boz
quets of flowers and large numbers of
wagon loads of flowers have gone to
Arlington Heights to day to participate
in the decoration of soldiers graves.
All business is suspended. The Pres.
ident accompanied by Mrs. Grant and
Mr.. Dent, left shortly before noon to
attend the ceremonies.
PRoVIDESCE, May 20.
The rite of decorating the graves of
the soldiers with flowers, was observ-
ed to-day by the Grand Army of the
Republic. A large number of soldiers
paraded. The address was delivered
by Chaplain Woodbury.. Tho bells
were tolled and flags were displayed
at half mast. Most places of business
was closed during the exercises. All
the cemetries in this vicinity was visit
ed.
TOLEDO, May 90.
The ceremony Of decorating the SOL
diers' graves in the cemetery adjacent
TO this city, was performed this after
noon by Forsythe Post No. 40, G. A. r.,
assisted by large number of citizens.
Business WAS generally suspended dur
ing the afternoon.
COLUMBUS, May 90.
Business is generally suspended to.
cemetery to participate in the ceremony
of decorating the soldiers graves.
PHILADELPHIA, May 90.
diers graves was only observed at one
cemetery here to- day, bat tomorrow
the ceremonies will be general at
large number of cemeteries. AT the
Monument Cemetery to. day. a granite
monument TO Washington and Lafay-
cite was dedicated. 1t is an Obelisk 60
feet high.
Flags are on the custom house and
government buildings at half mast.
Nearly one thousand soldiers orphans
formed in procession and marched to
Concert Hall, where appropriate exer-
ercises commemorative of the day took
place. The orphans were reviewed by
Gov. Curtin and Mayor Fox.
RosToN, May 90.
The appropriate services and floral
testimonials III Commemoratlon of the
soldiers and sailors who died in serving
their country during the war, took
place throughout New EnGlan d to-day.
In Boston and vicinity, business was
generally suspended, and an imposing
military and civic procession carrying
flowers, visited the several cemetries
and strewed the graves with floral trib-
utes. Eloquent orations were deliver
eu1 duu Iuo
were OF an interesting and affective
character.
MILWAUKEE, May 80.
The heavy rain to-day interfered
materially with the decoration cere-
monies, but the programme was sue
cessfully carried out. The collection
of flowers was bountiful, and the at
tendance large.
PITTSBURGH, May 80
Saturday was observed as q memor.
ial day In this city. There was general
suspension of business, and many Of
our buildings were appropriately decor
ated.
BUFFALO, May 30.
The annual observance of decorating
the soldiers graves was celebrated here
to-day, with impressive ceremonies.
Shipping in the Harbor, buildings and
private residences displayed flags at
half mast throughout the day.
CLEVELAND, May 80.
The ceremony of decorating the SOL
diers' graves took place to day. Large
crowds were present and every thing
passed off in good order.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
- County Circuit Court. April Rules, 1859.
will and testament OF John ID. Mellor, de-
ceased.
Jesse 3. MellOr, administrator OF the estate
OF Joseph 8. Mellor. deceased, Jesse Mellor
and Bella MellOr, children and heirs NJ law
OF the said Joseph 8; MenoI. deceased; d; 99a f6a
], b Ford and sc. Baker, SuleteS Oh Lne
said Jesse B. Mellor.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to settle the &C.
count of the estate of Joseph y. Mellof, oe-
ceased, and to distribute the assets amongst
the creditors OF said estate, and to subject Lne
interest OF the heirs at law OF the said Joseph
ia. Mellor, decd, in and to the real estate OF
which he died seized, and the prayer Is 10
that effect.
And it appearing from an affidavit hled in
the cause, that 8. y. Baker. Jesse Mellor
state, on motion OF cOmplaiuanTs counsel,
1t is ordered that they do appear here with
in one month after The fourth weekly pub;
do what they may deem ut to protect their
interest in this suit.
PECK d COCHRAN, soils. Tor COmprs.
The said defendants will take notice that
on on the he 2ssh and 18th S9th days OF May 6s6S; IA at
platinum win take the deposition or the
plaintin in this suit, samuel MeIlor and
'',9 '''''' PECK & COCHRAN,
aprsO-oaw4wd sols. for Oomp'ts.
OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
y County Circuit Court. April Rules, 1869.
Julia A. H. Mellor, Executrix OF the last
will and testament OF John Ii. Mellor, de-
ceased.
Jesse B. Mellor, Administrator of the estate
of Levi MeIlOr; deceased, Samuel Mellor,
Hannah Mellor, Frank Mellor, Otis Mellor
and Levi Mell0r, children and heirs at law
OF the said Levi Mellor, deceased, and Oil
yer Hawley, sur1ty OF the said Jesse b,
Mellor, administrator.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is TO settle the ac-
count OF the said Jesse B. MellOF as admins.
traitor OF the estate of Levi MellOr, decd. and
to distribute the assets amongst the creditors
OF said estate. and 10 subject the interest OF
decd, in and to the estate OF which he dieu
seized, and the prayer Is to that effect:
And II appearing from an amdavit filed
in the cause, that Hannah Mellor, Frank
Mellor OTIS Mellor, and Levi MelIor are not
residents of this State, on motion OF COM
nj ainRnt's counsel it is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after the
of this ORDER and do what they may deem
At to protect their interest.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Cl'k.
PECK & COCHRAN, Sols. for Comp'ts.
NOTICE.
The said defendants will take notice that
on the 2Sth and 29th days OF May, 1869, at
OF Wheeling, State OF West Virginia, the
plaintiff will take the deposit1Ons of the
In this suit, Samuel Mellor and
others, to be read in evidence on the hear
'HS - '--o ''''>' PECK & COCHRAN,
apr30-oaw4wd Sols. for Comp'ts.
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Qheqntelliqetrter
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The Harvard Boat Club received u
challenge from the London Rowing
Club for match during their visit to
England, and an honorary embership
and their club free use of their boats
and club room.
ALBERT (Tyler. colored,) was execu-
ted at Richmond Saturday for poison
ing r. Hubbard, also colored, whose
child Tyler had attempted 10 outrage.
and who had threatened to have him
arrested. Tyler, who seemed little bet
tie better than brute in intelligence
confessed his crime on the scaffold. He
died instantly. a large crowd was
present.
Reports reached Chicago by specials
that about half the town of ShFatnan,
Macoopin county, was destroyed by
u hurricane Friday night; brick and
wooden houses alike were prostrated
or unroofed. The water tank, wind
mill and the buildings of the railroad
company were blown down. The
damage is immense. No particulars as
to the loss of life or personal injuries
has been received.
The Boston police, Saturday a:ttr-
noon, interrupted an impromptu prize
fight, after twenty-five rounds had been
fought, in the back yard of a drinking
saloon on Portland street, and arrested
Stephen Williams and George Marsh,
and two others tor aiding
and abetting. Both principals showed
severe punishment.
ALI the military organizations OF
the country are invited to participate
In the ceremonies of the dedication of
the monument in the soldiers national
at Gettysburg, on the Ist of
July next, and all those Intending 10
be present are requested to commune
cate such intentions within reasonable
time so that proper arrangements may
be made for them. The call is signed
by David Wells, chairman.
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mAssAOHUsErTs. ,

BOSTON, May Is.
A convention OF Shakers, numbering
60 delegates of both sexes, met to-day
and listened to a mum ber of addresses
of their belief.
The Free Religious Association held
largely attended meeting to-day.
Addresses were made by Rev. Q. b.
rockingham, DR.. Eltanger, of New
York, editor of the Je1Vish Times; Rev.
Jesse H. Jones, Rev. Francis E. Abbott,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe, Col. Higginson and many
others. Without any business action
the Association adjourned,