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New York, August 15.-There is a
great excitement in money circles this
morning. A number of failures are
reported, among them Charles Graham
and Co., and Ketchum and Son are sus :
pended. 1t is said Ketchum and Son
have over-issued gold checks to the
amount of 81 500 900, and have left for
parts unknown.
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Presidcnt johnson to visit ItichmonI.

RreSiuent johnson to Visit Richmond.
NEW York, Aug. 15.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondent says the Pres
ident of the United States, accompanied
by Hon. L. NJ. Stanton, it is confidently
asserted, will visit Richmond durin.
the last week in August. The main
object of the visit will be to attend n
council of the leading general officers
of this and an adjacent military de-
partment, in reference to the condition
of affairs in this section, us affected by
the policy of President Johnson'S adj
ministration. Among the distinguished
officers who will meet President john
son and Secretary Stanton on this occu-
sion, will be Maj .-Gens. Terry, Turner.
Curtis, Schofield, Howard, of the Freed.
mems Bureau, Gen. ]. b. Hawley,
Chief of Staff TO the Commanding Cen
eral, and others. There can be but
little doubt that final action upon grave
issues of State policy with reference to
the attitude of this people, growing out
of the recent anomalous election held
in this city, will be determined upon
after the return of the President and
Mr.. Stanton to Washington.
1t is expected that one effect of this
movement will be to materially placate
the approaching Congress which assem-
bless in December, and which, were it to
assemble now, would not prove very
tractnble in several issues of national
moment.
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NEW YORK, August Is.
STocKs-S Steady; q. Sos, 'Sl, coupons,
1855; do. $40 coupons, new issue, iO43z:
90; Old coupons 1855; treasury notes
Missouri 6s n; quicksilver Sc: n v Y
central 909<; Mariposa u; Erie 9IL:
hudson 1041s; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, 671<.
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New York, Aug. l5.-Thc discovery
a rush to sell gold, and about eight
millions changed hands. The money
market is more calm, but still nervous
and weak. Quotations opened Mt l4IL5,
run up to l4l3S, and down again to
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The Coming State Convention In North
GRrOlinn.

SHEOAAlAus
RALEIGH, Aug. 81. S. Pennington,
editor of the Raleigh Progress, who is
standing up mnnfully for the Union,
and who knows more of the recent de-
signs of the rebel leaders than any other
man i'll North Carolina, and who has
been making important disclosures of
their evil intentions, is n candidate for
seat in the coming State Convention.
y man of this stamp has the same
chance of being elected to an Office i'll
one of the insurrectionary States as
jeff. Davis has of being elected Cover
nor of Massachusetts.
Milk and water men and rebel SYM
pathisers are the only classes the
ruling aristocracy will trust.
In giving the true cause of the APP
proaching danger, the Raleigh Progress
July p, says: There asin Tennessee and
elsewhere, as soon as leading rebels are
pardoncd, they become insOleut and
arrogant, and if we have trouble it will
arise from too much leniency to these
classes.
In referring to the reported increase
of rebel papers, and the growing dis
loyalty arising from mistaken leniency,
the Progress of July IL, again sounds
the alarm in the following appeal to
the administration: The fact is, that,
with the exception of five or six, the
whole press of the State, shows clearly
and Enthusiastically its sympathy with
the rebellion, and its affection for its
leaders. There are men in North Caro-
lima who, n little over n year ago, AFRO
gantly styled themselves patriots and
property holders, and who extorted
money from a trembling people who
they had helped to enslave, take cou-
rage from the extreme leniency of those
in authority, and are starting their
organs, and use them for the purpose OF
making war covert and Judas like at
first, bnt eventually open violent on
the government and those who admin
lister it; and if allowed togo on, and the
leaders be Pardoned and placed upon n
footing with men who are really loyal,
the end of strife and trouble is not yet.
We ring these truths in the ears OF the
authorities washington and Raleigh,
and appeal to them to save those who
are friends to the Government from
further rebellion and blOodshed, and
we appeal to the loyal people through.
out the States, should mistaken lie.
nienCy grant them the mercy of am
nesty to the agitators, to show them nc
| favor ut the ballot-boS.
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Wheeling Female College,


THIS INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
i with full collegiate powers in 1854, and
recently reorRnniZed under a new Beard of
Directors, will be opened us n collegiate inStI-
tute on the first Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly refitted and newly furnished
In the liberality OF its arrangements, in the
extent and cOmprehenSiveneSS OF its course
OF study, in its methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and experience of
Its Board OF Instruction, the public may rely
upon Its being first-claSS seminary.
Having had many years experience in COM
Quoting leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States, 1 feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation of the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, the College will soon he able to
extend to young ladies all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outSid
of our enStern metropolitan cities.
It affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce the engagement of n corps
OF teachers OF distinguished ability, eXpe-
rtence and reputation.
"A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be Organized
at an enrly day, having especial reference TO
the preparation OF young ladies for the bust
ness of teaching.
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will he
opened for such Misses as are too young TO
enter the collegiate.
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denominntiOnnl
principles the leading churches of this viCiui-
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episcopaltnn, being represented in the Facul-
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER

TUITIoE-FiEst -, Preparatory, So; Second
Collegiate, 50; Junior, $40; Senior, SI2 80;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, IS;
Experimental Sciences, 50 extra, each; Draw.
ing, s.; Painting in Oil, $40: Pastel, sl0; Cray
on, s.; MUSIC, on Piano, $40; Use of 1nstril-
ment, 81 %: Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, III and I'd
quarters, so cents each quarter.
BoARI-Si5; Fuel and Lights. 50; Washing
So. Weekly Board, from Monday To Friday
night, S8T so; Fuel and Lights 81.
Bills both for tuition and board payable In all
cases Mt the commencement OF the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18th.
July %, 1885. President.
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Teachers Denomination

A N EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES
n for positions MS Teachers in the Public
held in the Hall of the House of Delegates in
the city OfWheeling, on "Wednesday, August
10th, commencing at 3 O'Clock A. NJ.
All persons who hope to obtain situations
as Teachers in any of the Schools of the Dis
trict, should be present for Examination at
the time and place named rs no other exam
the Schools in September, and no Teacher
can be employed, who shall not previously
have obtained n certificate of qualification
from the Examining Board.
+. s. WILLIAMS
Superintendent of Public Schools,
District Of Wheeling.
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An Election to be held in NortI, Caro-
linn---The Trial of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 be Suspended for n TING.

10 be Suspended for n time.
NHw York, August Ex-Governor
Holden, of North Carolina, has issued
n second proclamation, dated at Raj
elgh, on theSth inst, appointing Thurs
day, the 2lSt of September, for an cleo
ton to be held throughout the State to
choose one hundred and twenty dele
gates to n convention which is 10 meet
ut Raleigh on Monday, I'd of October,
The Times special says that WertZ.
the AndersonVille prison-keeper, is 10
be put on trial to-day. The charges
against him IRE, willful maltrentment
OF prisoners, injuring their health and
destroying their lives, refusing proper
shelter and necessary food, stealing
their blankets and camp equipments,
ordering rebel soldiers to kill them
without cause, and causing them to be
hunted and killed by bloodhounds.
Much surprise has been Occasioned
here by the report that Hon. Alfred
Ely, of New York, would appear as a
witness for the defense i'll the WertZ
trial: Such is now Nscertained to be
the fact.
The Times Washington special dis
patch says:
1t is understood that the President
has determined to suspend the bestownl
of pardon, for II short time. An ar
rangement will probably be made to
transfer the labor from the Executive
to some one of his subordinates, the
applications for amnesty having for the
past month proved of more ANNOYANCE
than any other business brought to his
notice.
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE

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REVIEWER splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular,
and so much enquircd for.
No one who has used it will ever give up
Its use.
1t is Vegetable Compound, and contains
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1t twill restore Gray Hair to It's original color
II will prevent the Hair from falling out.
II makes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads.
1t cleanSes the Scalp and makes the Hair
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II Is n splendid Hair Dressing.
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Be particular 10 ask for HALLS VEG ETABLE
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For sale by all Druggists.
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Nashua, n. II.
r II. LOGAN & co. and LOGAN, LIST &
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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SPECIAL MISUNDERSTANDING to be absent
from the 18th inst. to Aug. 10th, application
may be made In the interval 10 Hon. c. d.
Hubbard, President, or to ]. f. Wilson Esq.,
SecretArY ROArTl of Directors. iNNn.tf
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Wanted Inamediatelv

MEN WHO WISH TO ENGAGE IN A
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vestment OF from sl00 to $500, are invited to
call at the Franklin House (etEst Of Wheel
ing Greek Stone BRIDGE and examine some of
the most important, and useful, new inven-
lions for domestic use of the age. a rare OPP
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY the Union Line:
Office, corner of Monroe and Water streets.
LATE AND INTERESTING NEWS.
The President to Visit Richmond.
7IDNGSFROM THE GRBA7BASRBRN.
The Financial Excitement.
AN ASCENDING BANKER.
GOLD CLOSED AT 142 LIZ.
1IDTNGSFROM THE GRBATBASTBRN.
The Financial Excitement.
AN ASCENDING BANKER.
GOLD CLOSED Ar 142 10.
Our Dead at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Forrest not Allowed to Return
HOme---.SchOOIS fOE. Freedmen Es-


HOme---.SchOOIS for Freedmen Es.
tNbIiShetI.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-The Herald's
Washington special has the following;
Capt. j. NJ. Moore telegraphs from
AnderSOnVille that he will be through
with the work of reinterring the re-
mains of our soldiers who died ut that
place during the war by the latter part
OF this week. Fourteen thousand head
boards are to be set up.
As slight indication of the esteem
in.which many rebel General officers
are now held bX their fellow-citizens,
whom they so long and SO cruelty de-
luded, It may interest the public to
knowthat General Forrest cannot re-
turn TO his-plantation and old home on
the Mississippi river with safety to him
sell, unless protected by Federal bayO-
nets.
Schools for freedmen are established
at Paducah and Columbus, KY, Mem
phis and Presidents Island, Tenn,
Little Rock, Pine Bluff and Helena,
Ark, Nicksburg, Davis Bend and Nat
chez, Miss, camps near the Mississippi,
DuVaFS BLUM, Ark, and three remote
camps i'll Arkansas. Ofthc cities above
enumerated Memphis takes the lead in
point of attendance Mt its schools and
the revenue derived therefrOm, which
are represented by ten in number, and
of scholars one thousand nine hundred
and torty-eight, the latter paying an
aggregate tuition during tho month of
May ofSSlO. The total number of schools
in the district is set down Mt fifty-nine,
number OF teachers employed 220, and
number of scholars enrolled 1000, who
during the month of May voluntarily
paid a tuition aggregating one thou
sand two hundred and siXty-siX dol
lars.
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FRESH PEACHES

w the East, and have made arrangements
to receive by Express, from Baltimore the
best quality of FRESH PEACHES. Fami-
lilies wanting Peaches OF the best quality,
fresh and cheap, can obtain them, by leaving
orders with us.
CHARLES LAUE & BRO,
augS-1w Cor. Market Alley.
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I,AW SCHOOT,
Tin, Conner and Sheet Iron Ware.

IL for the manufacture of the above arti-
cieS, am prepared to I'LL nll orders promptly,
ana rs cheap, or cheaper than can be had ut
eny other house in the city. keep the latest
patterns OF STOVES, both Wood and Coal,
a ~ VIII warrant every Stove. am prepar-
81 70 DO NIL kinds OF Job Work in Sheet Iron
and Tin and will give such jobs my personal
EIt;tenCon. Spouttng and Sutterfng of all
H HinuS always on hand. Copper and BrnSS
nSttleS and Fruit Cans OF the best kind also
HSSSIy cheap. Merchants and others visiting
''t TS city Will do well to give me call.
- b. F. CALDWELL
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by authority of the Lcgislaturc.l
Proposed Amendment to tho
Constitution of the State of

EsOLVED, ny THE LEGISLATURE
IL of West Virginia, The following is pro-
posed rs an amendment to the Constitution of
this State, to be added at the end of the first
section of the third article thereof to become
part of the said Constitution when ratified
according to the provisions thereof, namely:
NO person who, since the first day OF June,
1861, has given or shall give voluntary aid or
assistance to the rebellion against tho United
States, shall be citizen of this State or be al
lowed to vote NJ any election held therein,
unless he has volunteered into the military
or naval service of the United States and has
b-en or shall be hOnorably discharged there
FROM
Adopted, NTarchl, 1865. ju20
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LATE AND INTERESTING NEWS.

The President to Visit Richmond.
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SPRING & SUMMER.

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