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Evansville Wool Factory.

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ton. Office and Factory corner Boud street
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TIE handkerchief scene in the course
of the Surratt trial was quite exciting.
When the handkerchief was produced
In court, the Judge, Jury and counsel
all examined 1t carefully. 1t Is OF fine
white linen and considerably worn,
with the name of j. a. Surratt and the
figure two underneath, written in one
corner ina large plain hand. Snrratt
examined It with his counsel, and mo-
body who closely observed his face
doubts that 1t was his handkerchief.
He is schooling himself to the trying
necessities of his position, and sits
most OF the time with the right leg on
len knee, not looking about the court
room much, but keeping steady gaze
at the witnesses, and rarely showing
any marked sign Of emotion. His
brother sits near him most OF the time
while In court, and frequently con-
verses with him. -
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ONE of the most intimate, friends that
Queen Victoria has ever had, was a
Yankee woman, the daughter of Mr..
Bates, Of Boston, the American partner
ofBarings, the bankers It was direct
ly to her influence that the kindly feel
ings of the Queen toWards the United
States Government are TO be traced.
She married N. Van de Weyer, the
senior member Of the diplomatic corps
in London, aud the Belgian minister
who took such a prominent part In the
Luxembnrg Conference.
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We have also on hand $1,000 worth of La.
dies and Childrens. Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen in the State. IL
GARDENERS New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment is WARRANTED, and In
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GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McOLUNET, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIRECToRss-JOhn f. Wilson, Jas. c. or,
John A. Armstrong, A. C Quarter, Geo. X
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James MeCluney,
Morgan L. Ott, Geo. Adams.
RBFERENCEs= 3 Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheelingi List, MOIison d
Handlan q Co, Wholesale GIocer, Wheel
Ing: Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox. Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; MeCabe, KRAFT & Co,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. ErRnZhelm q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liq roH, Wheel
ing; winship, Woods n Co, QneensWAre
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pun. Register.
Wheeling; 4. O. McAfee, Notions. Wheeling:
Campbell. FreW q Co., Pubs. IntelugencGT,
Wheeltng: Ott, SON q Co, Hardware, Wheel-
Ing; ]. T. Sands, Cashier, EiTst Maj. Bank
Falrmont; h. p. Camden, Prest- Nat. Ex.
Bank. Weston, W. Va-i Capt. John MeLurs,
JE., Wheeling. apr3
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IN UnpubIIshed Aneedote About


The following letter is contained in
ex-President Van Buren's recently
published volume on political parties
in the United States:
oaDRHsBuRo, N. Y, April so, 1857
Hon. N. Vdn B:tre1I-Dear Sir :-Du-
ring the session of the Presbyterian
General Assembly in Cincinnati, in
Nav, 1852, 1 dfned twice at the hospital
BILE mansion of Hon. Jacob Burner,
now deceased. He was born in New
ark, New Jersey, in ITO, and was the
son of DIR. VIM. Burnet, who was in
the medical service OF the country
through the Revolution. Judge Burnet
was acquainted with our early dtsttn-
guished statesmen, and his conversa-
ton was rich in.the recollection oftheir
manners and Characters He related
an 'anecdote of Washington, which he
had from the lips of Alexander Hamil-
ton.
When the Convention to form Com
stitution was sitting in Philadelphia,
In 17s7, of which General Washington
was President, he had stated evenings
to receive the calls OF his friends. At
an interview between Hamilton, the
the MorrIses, and Others, the former
remarked that Washington was sreserv-
ed and aristocratic, even to his intimate
friends, and allowed no one to be fa-
miliar with him. Gouverneur MOTIFS
said that was mere fancy, and he could
be as familiar with Washington as
with any of his other friends. Hamil-
ar you will at his next reception
evening, gently slap him on the shoul-
der, and say, MY dear General, how
happy 1 am to see you look SO we'll a
supper and wine shall be provided for
you and dozen of your friends"
The challenge Yves accepted. On the
evening appointed a large number at
tended, and at an early hour Gouver-
neur Morris entered, bowed, shook
hands, laid his LEFT hand on Washing
toms shoulder, and said:
''My dear General, / am very happy
to see you look SO we'll"
Washington withdrew his hand, step.
ped suddenly back and fixed his eye on
Morris for several minutes with an an
cry frown until the latter retreated,
abashed, and sought refuge in the
crowd. The company looked on in si-
lence. si
At the supper which was provided by
Hamilton, Morris said.
itI have won the bet, but paid dearly
for it, and nothing could induce me to
repeat il" g, zl5.a atf =.
Yours truly, JoHNFSE-
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of us, and 1t was-thougbt they meant to
make raid on our mules at night.
This information caused great
many of our party to keep very shy
till bed time. None of us had come out
to be killed, and none desired to be
scalped. We all wanted to see Indians
just as we had seen buffalo, but TO run
the risk OF having our pale faces
brought in direct contact with red
skin, unRccustomed as we were to hav-
ing our scaIps cut off-and 10th that
these same scalps should become an or
nament for the wigwam of some brave,
was a contingency that we never
dreamed would happen. It was atthis
time that many of us regretted not TAX
ing the advice of our friends before
leaving home TO have our hair cut
"suapper," "and 1t was just at this point
that life insurance agent might have
been able, without much coaxinE, to
have Induced many of the civilians to
take a small risk on our precarious eX-
istence. If Mr.. T. G. Maguire had been
of the party, he could have filled up
many policies.
But II was no use rrgretting what we
had not done. The point was to prepare
to meet what might come, and to this
end we went to bed this night with our
rides and pistols by our sides, our am
munitiou close at hand, every man
ready to do his best when called up by
the long roll.
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AQUBER AFFAIR.-A st. Louis pa
per says. The baby mentioned yester-
day as having been found in a basket
in front of Mr.. Bankers, house, on Gay
street, was the innocent cause Of a seri-
GUS wrong being done to a young lady.
said young lady had purchased nice
basket from warne & Cheever's, 70 go
to a picnic, and attached a card
with her name on It to the basket to
prevent losing 1t. Returning from the
picnic in the evening. she went into an
Ice cream saloon, and sat the basket
near the counter. While she was par
taking of the cream, her basket was
stolen, the baby was put tntott and left
at Mr.. Bankers, and when the name of
the young lady was seen on the basket,
1t was naturally inferred she had
something to do with the foundlihg.
This is the explanation given by the
friends of the young lady, and we are
bound to receive II as true.
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NO. 258.
Susnr1uff.
Franklin Insurance Company
fzl--fl' g or yI5EFITre


I.
E.H. LOGAN, 7. p. ShRTcruss, J. g. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. n. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. ". FfanGheim, Jas- n. Vance, Ajax
NHHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING REER
organized four years, and IN that time
done q successful business, Il stu prepared
TO take risks AZ fair ates on, Buildings OF MI
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStao-
nshmentE, Furniture steam BoaS ana SAE'
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
ms company Offers superior tndueeInesnSs
70 Farmers, whereby they c1n be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, ,tuT
or years At reduced rates.
gest capital and surplus of any company 10
In the State and composed OF some
ninety-f0ur stockholders, most ofwhon s9e
among our best business men, recommentth
Itself to the favorable consideration or the
tnsurtng public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for Insurance. win be promptly
attended TO bs the 9eereIlry li
Once . Monroe St1eet-4 aa-.
N.C.ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAkf'L McCLELLAN, President,
GEO. hENDEIA Nice President
O. II. COEN, Special Agent oels
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By $3.50 we were at Fort Hays and had
our tents pitched near Big creek, with
in one mile of the Fort.
We have seen the last of Fort Hays,
as the storm of Saturday has complete
ly destroyed it, and General Hancock
has determined on removing its loca-
ton eight miles west OF this.
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Saturday. the ,sth, promised to be a
bright day, but before noon the old
storm of Friday returned again-this
time all rain and nowind. y y y IL Z
At 7 O'Clock we Partook of good
breakfast, and at s O'Clock camp had
been struck. the wagons loaded, and
we were of across the plains to Wal
lace. -EOl y zllLLtL 80 - u
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LII THE IPOPULAR FAMILY MEDl
n cines Of the day for sale Rt ODBE4sTs
Prescription Store. end Of stone Bridge.
sspls
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AoUIEr NIGHT.

But the night passed off quietly, and
nothing was heard save the tramp OF
the sentinel, the regular challenge OF
the officer of the night, and an occa-
sional bark of a prairie wolf.
MONDAY, June l0.-TO,day we break
tasted early and made start by 6
O'Clock. The sky was bright, the air
fresh and braclng. We crossed Fossil
creek and found the water at ordinary
stage. which shows how rapidly the
streams in this section will resume
their natural flow.
BY o'clock we came across another
small herd OF buffalo, and out of the
number killed two, and had, them
placed ia the wagon to carry to camp,
The country through which we trav-
eIed to-day is much the same as that OF
yesterday, and the soil is equal to any
in the neighborhood of Junction City.
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IT ia announced that the Union Pa
cffic Railroad is now open to Jules
burg, three hundred and seventy-stx
miles west Of Omaha.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
To All Who Study Economy
AM NOW RECEIVING NY SECOND
n stock of Boots and Shoes which was
bought for cash. and at one-hRlf Its cost,
which I will sell at a low price.
Rend and: be Convinced.
that John H. Robinson, No. l5s, Main street,
sells the cheapest and best Boots and Shoes
in this city. l'7.'+ 3, 49,
n" Lasting Ties........-.! .........-.... %
l" g y "a - Congress Gaiters........ 80
Glove Kid Tipped Bals...-.......sl 20
Misses Morocco Shoes...,.........--........... %
Mems Calf
GalteTS-....--...........--.. y W i
ChildB Lasting Congress Gaiters.......L 20
All other goods In proportion. We study
to please, and show goods with pleasure.
=. nm JOHN H ROBISSOSS,
.-.s, ..-- -....r..... No. l58 Main st.,
myH Wheeling, West Va.
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National Insurance CNnlaHI
WHEELING. WEST VA


cAPrrAI.,....... s2Oo, 600
oAiea, QS Monroe st. next door 10 lat Ma,
tonAl Bank o.
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"UHFI THE ENPEnI1IONIsIs-t TiIF
Latin and Hon. G. H.%Van Wyck and
brother, OF New York; Geo. w. AbelI,
ESQ, and John L. Thomas, Jr., of Bal
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Lett from "a wheeling Boy I'm the
Par west---The e IndIanH---HOW Ham
cock Flights Them.
We are permitted to extract the fol-
lowing from letter received by gem
tleman In this city:
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As soon as the buffalo excitement
had subsided, fresh one was created
by several antelopes crossing the paths
OF our valiant and efficient huntsmen,
who Immediately gave chase; but the
graceful little animals were too fleet
for their pursuers, and soon led them
far over the plains. w. Kennedy, OF
Pittsburgh, who was most anxious for
crack at one of them, continued to
follow in their path, and, unmindful OF
the direction he was going, or the dis
tance he,was travelling, went far over
the plains, and with great difficulty
found his way back TO camp.
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14o Main Street,

Tna, never have been. nor never can be beat.
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spr2I
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The following letter is contained in
ex-President Van Buren's recently
published volume on political parties
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DIR. T. ]. KISNER

ECLECTIC MEDICINES,
NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SDS ST., CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA
DE, K; HAVING SECURED THE SER,
II VICES OF an intelligent assistant. who
Tlll attend to the PREPARATION OF nedi.
SinesI putting up prescriptions, &c will ems
tien tliia 70 gEe more attention to out pa
country. His medicines are an prepsreti in
t MS own once, and all delivered 10 his pa
SlenB py himself DR.. K. treats ali diseases
both Acute and Chronic with which bnnan,
lily Is afflicted. He has large nnnnhei NJ new
sgnneGiess, winch have proved remarkably
SSuacceSsIui IN many of those obstinate cases Of
chronic diseases which heretofore have Fssan
supposed to be incurable, among which may
charges from the Ear Ozena EnlarDeJ GLANDS
cancers and Skin Diseases, his mode Oh
BroncPitEisi v s,Id diseases SEA Stomach ComPIain
an9 Air Passages. Hypertropby and ali DIN.
81 diseases OF the Heart, Neuralgia, EPILEPSY
spinal Affections, and all diseases Of he SeT.
NonssS system is acknowledged nv an yvhohays
LeSted ito be the most certain and sI1cceSSful
6ss n hnoWn 70 the medical profession. Dr.. K.
IS.s oeSn eInlnently successful in the treat
ment OF All diseases peculiar to women, viz:
IhenhtTul Instructions, Painful MenStruytiOn,
bSeuIcIIhea; Uterine and Ovarion Tumors,
Prolapsus Uteri and an Nervons IIiSeast.S n
which they are subject -
al &c re MAKES a Speciality in the treatment OF
al al chronic Affections OF the GenItO Urinary
Srgans VIZ: Catarrh of Bladder and Urethra,
TnfLIhtshSUie bladder, and Son-retention and
crave. Btsbe,is anne ,,'SEinary DEPOSITS or
RRh nlitlc Diseases in all their varied forms
SSnoG1arrhea, Its complications and seuuelle,
~ 49, Lilt1oIrneaa and ImpOtency and all afec-
I I'm consequent upon youthful indiscretiouS
OF Ftstulas, White Swelli1s. ScTSfulous
Soref, Naricose Ulcers, &c. Persons affiicted.
IIS sIuSSIuiiaIIy with old troublesome caSes,
RfSNIEHS9s e no time to call on or address DR.
! hISNER Communications containing fee
medII3Iy noticed: ONCE prescriptions and
mtSalGne cash. For visits in city, same SIS
other Physicians. Once hours. 3 a. toll
M isIi e. NJ. TOD P. NJ, and P. NJ. to9P. NJ.
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wnrnn IS FEArwoops ZINC senate

WHERE Is FLATwoODs THE Senate
yesterday voted l12 to IOl to locate the
Capital of the State at Flatwoods, in
Braxton county. 1t would be hard to
find the place we suppose with any
thing less than a search warrant. We
doubt II the newly discovered method
of taking observations in fog, would
be of the slightest assistance in seeking
for Flatwoods. Perhaps one of those
patent i've hundred power telescopes
through which sheep are said to be seen
grazing on the mountains Of the moon,
might be brought to bear on Flatwoods
with some effect, but we doubt it.
The House voted to postpone the
whole capital question. The vote in
the Senate is tantamount to a post
ponement. 1t was burlesque, of
course. The members of both Houses
are apparently sick of the subject, and
we are not surprised. We are sure the
people who have been reading the
dreary and monotonous votes from
day to day, must also be sick of it. The
record reminds us of the vote in Con-
gress for six weeks, when Banks was a
candidate for Speaker, 1t was always
Banks so many; Aiken so many; Full
Ter so many, and scattering so many.
We are glad that halt has been called
for the present. The capital won't
"spile," even in Wheeling. 1t will
do to keep, unless like huge
Joke, 1t is "too good to keep"-for sew
eral months yet. Napoleon, who used
to get great many letters, rarely an
swered any of them. He generally
found after the lapse OF few weeks
that slime had answered them" Per
haps time may be of some assistance
in locating the Capital by showing that
1t needs no location other than it has.
Who knows3
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THE FRUIT DEMONSTRATING down
Fifth street. yesterday, we stopped in
at the Fruit House. As this Institution
has been but recently opened, and can
hardly be said to be fairly under way,
not much can oe said about it; but this
much we can say, that if there is any
thing in that kindly attention to Gus
toners which makes the accOmmOda-
ting merchandise popular. the managers
Will make it the favorite resort OF all
who wish 10 purchase marketing OF the
best quality, in christian hours and a,
christian prices The tendency of the
institution is to break up the system OF
extortion practiced upon the citizens
by reason OF the forced Limitation to a
couple OF days in the week, and a
eoupleof hours in the morning.