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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Yesterday
morning IA passenger train on the Jack
son Railroad, ran off the bridge near
Terry, Miss, by parties removing the
frogs connecting the rails. The loco
motive, tender, mail and baggage cars
were thrown from the track, falling 30
feet. The passenger cars remained on
the bridge. The fireman was killed,
and the engineer and brakesman were
badly injured. The train was detained
several hours.
A reward of $1,000 in gold is offered
for the arrest of the miscreants who re-
moved the frog. A similar attempt
was made three weeks ago at Crystal
Springs, nine miles above, but failed.
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nARKETp az TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. July ..
REGuLAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Shade easier, sales of loo
bales ut 27a271< for middling uplands,
chiefly at27.
FLouR-Receipts, 1874 barrels, dull
and lOc lower for old; sales OF $500 bar
rels at SO 40a7 80 for superfine State;
SO 4Oa6 so for supertine western: s. Goa
3 Is for extra western; $40 4OaI2 90 for
choice do; SO S0a1065 for shipping extra
round hoop Ohio; $40 75a12 60 for trade
brands; SO OOa9 IL for spring st. Louis;
81 GOALS 90 for winter dos California
without change, sales 600 barrels. Rye
FIour-Firm, sales of $50 barrels at
81 O0a9 90.
wHIsKY-Quiet; ales 100 barrels
western at 81 SO.
observation-disclosures, 9,7O7 bus,
dull, 2a3c lower for old and 3a5c lower
for new; sales ri, 600 bus at 81 COZ for
rejected spring; 500 No. Mil
waukee; 81 50a2 60 new amber, Mary
land and Tennessee; $3.50 for white
mixed; $3.50 for old white Michigan, and
81 so for white California. Rye-More
active: sales of L., 900 bushels Canada at
81 5Oai 55. Barley-Dull. Malt-Nomi-
nal. Corn-Receipts 1905 bushels; in
good request; sales of l66, 900 bushels at
g?asl OF for new mixed western; 81 O3
for choice do; S5s96c for unsound do:
and 93s96c for kiln dried. Oats-Re-
ceipis So. O63 bushels; sales of $500 bus.
at s2as4c for western; roc for unsound
do; 92aSl OF for State and soc for New
GKocER1Es-Rice-Quiet. Coffee
Nominal. Sugar-Firm; sales so hhds
Cuba at lIa11Hc. Molasses-Dun.
HoPs-Quiet.
PErRoLKUM-Quieta at lac for crude
in bulk, and 3la32zc for refined in
bond.
PRov1sIoSs- Pork-Heavy and low
err; sales $500 bbls at S23 6Oa23 IS for
new mess, closing at S23 60 cash; S22 20
for old do; $40 75a20 90 for prime, and
S22 so for prime mess; also 1000 bbls
new mess at S24 15a24 %. buyer, August.
Beef-Firm; sales l,5O0 bbls. Beef
Hams-DuII; sales 60 bbls at S39a4O 90.
Bacon-Quiet. Cut Meats-Firm: sales
I45 packages at 111zal2c for shoulders,
and l5alSc for hams.
LARD-Quiet and arm; sales ESQ bbls
at I2a131lc for new.
BUTTER-Unchanged .a.
CHEEsE-7a131<c
--LATEST MARKEr-5P P. N.
FLoUR-Market dull, and IOc lower
for old, and heavy for fresh ground.
GRAIH-Wheat-Dul and declining,
with holders of new disposed to real
ize. Rye-Quiet at 81 goal As for west
ern. Oats-Quiet aud firm at SSas5c
for WESTERN 93a94c for Ohio. Corn
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sudden Dentn--.Incendinry Speech OF
Gem Albert PIKE

New YORK, July 25.-The Herald's
Louisville special says: George FL.
Kopmeyer, a Mason of high standing,
died suddenly to-day, at New Albany.
The Mississippi papers report a dis
ease resembling choIera, along the va
ZOO, among the Freedmen, which has
proved fatal in many instances.
The HeraId's Nashville special says:
A communication has been received
from citizen of Memphis by Sec
rotary of State Fletcher, calling at
tention to the incendiary speech of
rebel General Albert Pike on the arm
ing of the citizens on election day, and
asking if he has not violated his parole
according to Gen. Grants letter to Gen.
PILLOW
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COLUMBIA, S. c., July 25.-The Union
Republic4n,Conven met to- day, and
about 60 delegates were present repre-
senting the 10th district.
A Committee on Credentials were APP
pointed and several addresses were
made.
leaving all in darkness, and causing
much excitement.
A guard was asked for from General
Burton, and obtained, for the protec-
ton of the convention.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, July ga par
tial return from 40 counties shows 2S,-
600 whites in round numbers, regis
tered, and $1,000 blacks. The blacks
will exceed the whites at least %, 600 or
so 600 in the State. In twenty counties
where the blacks have majorities, they
will elect over half the members of the
State Convention.
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NeM Yorlk NeWs.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The number of
emigrants landed here last week was
1886, making the number since Janu-
airy first, 544 1886; against las, $50 to the
corresponding date of 1866.
Mary Crawford, an employee in the
Newburg Cotton Mills, was crushed to
death yesterday by being caught in the
machinery.
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NEW York, July ga Washington
despatch says NJ. De Berthering,
French Minister has received ad-
vices from NJ. Dano, French Minis
ter at Mexico, now virtually prisoner.
He urges no hostile or offensive opera
tions TO be made for him, as he feels
confident Juarez on arrival at the City
of Mexico will release him.
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NEW YORK July 25.-Among the
passengers by the Persia was Captain
Pestehouroff of the Russian Imperial
Navy, who comes commissioned by the
newly acquired Territory of Russian
America 10 the United States.
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nEnWnhII.

PORTLAND, Me-, July Pa special
dispatch says: Rev. K. G. Chase and
wife, Miss Hauple, Miss Tazewell and
J. Harmon, all OF Philadelphia; S. F.
Clark and wife, OF Birmingham, Mass,
and Captain c. Robinson, of fremont;
were capsiZed in a boat on bar, and
drowned of Mount Desert Island, yes
tardav
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NEW YORK, July 25.-Bishop Young,
of Florida, was consecrated in Trinity
Church, to-day, in the presence of six
Bishops and fifty clergymen. Bishop
Wilmer, of Louisiana, delivered the
sermon,
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BosroN, July 25.-The Supreme Judi
cial Court to-day discussed the petition
of Jas. Lauston that the municipal tax
on shares in several of the National
banks be made invalid, and set aside.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

MONTREAL, July pa royal COM
mission passed through here today to
arrange for erecting the northwest ter
ritory into a colony.
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BRIDGEPORT CONN, July 25.-wm.
Howard Barnum. Teller of the Pequon::
mock National Bank, has decamped
with several thousand dollars Of the
Banks money.
CHICAGO, July Pin the base ball
match, to-day, between the Nationals,
OF Washington, D. c., and the Forest
City, of Rockford, Illinois, the latter
won in nine innings; score, twenty
nine to tweuty-three.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

C1Sc1SSAr1, July 25.-The Cricket
match between the Thames and Union
clubs ended yesterday, the Union SEQ
ring one hundred and seventy-seven,
and the Thames ninety-one.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQ UID
I'm AMET

EoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYINo
u the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, for giving the skin a pearl like tint,
that Is only found in youth. 1t quickly re-
moves Tan, Ereckles, PlmpIes, BiOtCnes, Moth
Patches, SallowneSs. ETuptions. and all i'm
puTities OF the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear as Rtahtster.
Its use can not be detected by the closest scTu-
GhS, ana being a vegetable preparation u
the kind used by the French, and Il COusld-
cred by the Partisan as indispensable 10
perfect toilet. Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, a sufficient gunran-
tee OF its efficacy. Price only 10 CENTS. sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF an order. by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
Is River IT, Troy, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

There cOmeth glad tldIngs OF JOY 10 all.
To young and 10 old. TO great and to small;
The beauty which once was 50 precious ant,
Is free re-, for all, and all may be fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

ST.. LOUIS, July 25.-Immense de,
posits of tin ore have been discovered
in Madison county. One lode is be-
tween five and six hundred feet wide,
and several smaller ones have been
found. Surface ore yields from three
to fifteen per cent. These are the
largest deposits known in the world.
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BUFFALO, July 25.-Marsello Border,
a cooper cut his wife's throat with an
axe this morning.
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Reparator GapilIi.

lnTOw away your lRlse TlAAeasI SouE SNAISHesI
v,s,rgy SdI w Of comfort, and not worth ng:
come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
heads from whatever cause II may nave
ntllen Quit and forcing growth OF mar upon
tine face, 1t has no equal. II Will lotce tne
beard to grow upon the smoothest Iace IN
num Ave TO eight weeks, or hair upon pald
heads in from two TO three months. A lew
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
am false, as thousands OF living witnesses
t'rOm their own experienced can bear Wit
ueSS. But many Will say, how are we 10 us
Gnguish the genuine from the spurious? II
certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths OF the
different Preparations advertised Jor the mar
and beard nre entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, Try the Reparator CaEiLlti Twill
cost you nothing unless IL fully comes
mp to our representations II your Druggist
does not keep II, send us one dollar and we
Will forward 1t, postpaid, together with re;
oelpt for the money, which VIII pc returneo
YOU on application. providing entire satAtac-
ton Is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists, -
No. West Fayette ST., SYRACUSE N. Y.
mch2S-eod triwSwly
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Sundries.

1kn BBIs- "BRITIsH MILLS" xxx
IS boxes Choice Black los, rs and Navy
ginia Lbs Tpbaccna
$50 bags Prime Green and Yellow Rio Coffee
20 hi chests q. r. Imp, Y. =. and Back
Teas.
so bbLs Refined Sugars.
. bags Rice.
Cheese, soaps, Candles, &c, SC, &C.
Just received and fOrsE,le low by
PaXCOS & 90 LEBAH,
iun20 No. Sc Main street. Wheeling, WA
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LII THE POPULAR FAMILY MED1
a cines ofthe Iiay for sale at ODBERTos
Prescription Store, end of Stone Bridge.
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for 8sat.
For Rent.

UYHE ROOMS on MONROE STREET Re
Gently occupied by Higgins As Photo
TPIs NA-''' ]. IRWIN.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
THE STORE ROOMS La IELH OCUu-
i pied by George K. Taylo.e Co., ana J
Clemens s Co., on Main <trcs I; also has
ment rooms finished. Cool d.. Cts in secnn''
story, and good rooms for oS4lC a. purposes ia
second and third story in good Order. PI7-
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses IoI
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS. HORSBROOk.
roe, mp stairs iehS-tf
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The --latest News
BY TELEGR PHI


BY the Union Line:
ONCE. corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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wool Irvine.

Wool Irvine. III
1OnO LBS. WOOL TWINE ON HAND
apfIS CHAS- H. BERRY
NLARK's PILLS FOR SALE BY ODs
" RERF, End Of stone Bridge. ruyte
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ROSENnALE CEMENT.

1OOBBIs. ROSENDALE HYDRAULIC
lUUCement The only reliable Cement in
P. c. HILDRETH q BRO,
81 Main street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-01

THURSDAY, Jan 31-P. u.
Gold is firmer and closes at 1853 after selling 13.
and 1851. The Henry Chauncey brings Sl,O15,50j III
treasure.
The Stock market opened heavy, rallied before the
meeting of the regular board, and foyclish all
day. The few parties buying for an advance argue
that there is TO be an accumulation of money at
low rates, and that it viii stimulate advance
in prices These buyers overlook the fact that tue
next accumulation of cheap money will be the result
of n decreased amount Of business through
out the country, and q CONVICTION on the part
Of owners of money that its buying power must
largely increase. This may produce IN abuDdah5t %
idle capital but Il by 10 means follows tLat it viii 90
into speculative stocks which, % current rates rep
resent speculative and not intrinsic values Judg-
ing the future by the past the most fashionable
speculative or investment security viii be United
States stocks and scrip These unite with high IN
terest security obtained no where else, and at
the same time arc an investment which can he con-
verted into money with the smallest loss. For the
last five years Etbe speculative Iualla III stocks
of all kinds has been lGrsoly inc'caseQ ny iBe
operations Of ,crchauts ready to use part OF tho
proii Of their regular business in the tempting liaI
fic Of Wall-st The termination ct the heoeiiloh
has changed the position Of all traders IN Icgu 10
adventures outside their regular calling The pay
ment and fundingOf the national debt, the termna-
ton of the issue of National banlnotes. long since
at the maximum, aided by the continued pressure OF
war taxes, unite TO produce contraction
of their assets, and create balance sheets which
contain the evidence Of fortunes wasting as rapidly
as they came. From buyers and sustaiuers 81 fancy
shares they are turned to eager seller, with the
view of maintaining their credit in. their regular
business. This state Of things. It is which will
force commodities Of all knds ned on speculation to
market at any price and keep hanging the Stock
Exchange a burden * shares, which can only find
permanent lodgr1cnt after a series of spasms each
| taking prices Learer back to intrinsic values.
| GOYernmenf Etnokl with ANAL transaltlQnA, arl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-01
BOARD or COUNCLLAlEN.

THE BOARD APPOINTS ITS COMMITTEES, ETC.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
President JAMES G. BRINKMAN esq. IN tho chair.
The reader read tbe minutes Of the last meeting ap
plying 10 the appointment by the President Of certain
Committees which appointed by the Irtsl-
dent 20 the last meeting OF the Board Upon the compile
lion Of thereadug Of the minutes Mr. OBRIEN offered
FOR adoption q resolution that the Board appoint the
Committees fOI the present YEAR, irfcd is IN the az
frnaye in tie negative. The following arc the Com
mittees appointed by the Board:
ls0sssaf t.s-C ounc men II. Murray. Creeer Reilly.
Bstyian ACCOMPLISHMENTS Day, ReHay, Reilly s Roberts
Weber
Issa.Oas-C 0uucimea Hartmann. Gilmore. Culii1E
gtsagoc-C ogneilasu stacom. Hart Gilmore
IGHps and 0os-CourclIHca Lo1g, tllAil AcNearI.
Had. G.l tses-Coundhuel Reilly, DAILY hegar
4 1unci MebD-r sud scgar
Narts.s-( ouncnen CulEib q Bien Gilmore
National frg-C0uucllsn LsI1b, Long H. Moray! lios ana W
S5aas Conselnep Hart Cullin s. Robers
Saiories Counciirlen Ghnev % bnen lerhube
ssceTs-COaBclmen CglAin, Gihnsy, Tuner;
Etroes-Couneilnen % Bden, Reilly and NJ Neany.
Syeet Opeafags-CoanciBer u Murray, Kenny, McNeanJ
WA1rr Pes end Sl!ps-COarchnen kenny Cunh beig, Oil
Js5.t eo1.,, on a,uais-Coucmen Glnsy. Lamb Weber
on motion President Brinkman was excused from Yot-
ting on the above appointments.
tWhc the Reader reading tho minutes 81 me last
meeting several COunCilmen rushCntO the chamber 81
che Board and moved TOT the suspension Of the reading
Of the minutes, which was carried
MI SIACOM offered & resolution, which vas adopted,
that the Clerk Of the Common Council be directed 10 iur
nish the members Of the Common Council with maps,
stationery and badges Of office
A resolution adopted appointing IN Assistant Ser
eeant Arms 20 receive aslary Of $l2o0 per annum
resolution adopted 10 present stand ~ cOl0rs 10
che First Brigade Cavalry, National Guard. On motion
she Board adJUuJned 10 Monday afternoon neat.
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TIE nRY GOODS TRADE.

Nrw-YoRK, Jan. 81, 1867.
Tic trade in dry goods continues very unsatiSiae-
tory As yet the spring trade cannot w sa,u .sIs
oufucd aud autcipations are upon very mcaevI
,,t cf Sc,y.York houses visiting the West report
vcrv dun feeling Jobbers have on hand large Su i
OF Fall goods andfind unusually aIlAu w. W.
lions cansrs merchants Of the interior 10 postpone lt
preparations for the Spring trade put at me thv ,V
T. In favor of their reducing lleis aSSnuiVl ~ d
stock The pahicky condition or ali2hs IN MaD.' H,u
Tic ,rlngcuy Of the money pafket nave aso u'l'Ss
~ ic ,y,sTfecturcrs haze accumulated Considerable
stock az goods aud are low gcgue!ag their produttGr
enecely the producers ~ cotton goods. The alf1 s96
ofeSfoR isLtti fcnders It almost inevitable that me
sens6's trade Ia those fabrics shouid open WIN
degree OF hesitation and weakness, IN e.ns,rAa
ilroWn shectlngs and Shr'ings arc dun stahduuss
pdntaln their quotations, but low grades are weak bo
lower the oDoers quote n a1GskaS ia It,5g isc
Princeton A. Ole; Great Fails NJ. l9c; Indian heao a,
re: Indian Orchard Bp. &c; Indian Orchard - H.'
Indian orchard lg"i Lawrence O. 2tc rsls 9I,S
Pacific II, ~; Pacific u me u.s. 'ePpoi'N - INV
2OIc; PeprorG r.. lslc; stark a, 2l5c ,dos hold
Be>chcd sbrt,ngs arc lel, pus ' iead,,g makes as
Tollows: NewNOrk Mills 37te; Wa,nsuua - (, '5iic
iYTTtiqtt,s 23c; james Mills 223c lawIehGs ID a.,
IcplIiaia occ. Watham 50, 5lc; Maltham ~ oo'.i
Niibsm 10 72lc; Bates BIB, 23lc UTICA - tOo'i "a"
tan. Utica o. sc; Utica lO4, gOc; lli otIhP ii
gQici AmO-ktag a, zoci bd'oo - '@S''
]o .ts there Is small asserting business doing at brNt
bandf hut the demand Ia not at az rGPorlohed 10 te
M siccs are now current: American, l7lc Amoskeag
nE NferriInuc D. 1sc; MerriInao W. zoe; sprague =
sc sproqes R nEHes l' Tie AnosRcag mourning
isic. Hrnoids, isc; Pacific, lsc ,.
fro1wn Drills are quiet at 23G23tc Tor standard ,,,.
Galnrcd Cotton Goods are In limited demand
, annie supplies. The jobDors quote az follows IoI '
"r1'pcinal makes: Denms-Amoskcag, B7tei IiaymhheI
Eo, YOri, seci Ys1en, erows 2Sj fss-.l AH& sSl1
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Monitor, 4oo, Manchester Company, 25o; Suffolk no
Ticks-Amosacag A @ a, 65c AInoskeag A. l2cj Amos
keag b, S7c.; Am0skeag ID, &c; PembertOn a, l2sei
Soc; Pittsfeld l31c Albany, Ilc York 4ic; Hampden
G. SOC Checs-Lauark, AKA, lee; Union co, AKA, oic
Caledonia 86c; KenHebec 95c. Farmers AechaniGs',
s0c. Stripes-Am0skCag, Soc; WhtteHton j A, 32ica
WhtentGn A. 27gc; Wbittenton 22ic: HaymakeT 2ic
MGssabesic, 29c.; American, I9c.i IembeTtUn, Awning
47c. Observation-Disclosures Mechanics CassInercs, 55c
Pember0n, & {. I5c. plOw, Ipom and Anvil tJc. New
YORK MiIls, C2ic; Whtiendeu, y T.. 39Ac
There Is moderate demand for Muslin Dclaines, IN
medium cOl0rincs, the jObbers price being p cents.
Tine Winter trade continues duJ and unsatisfactory. ia
fancy Cassmcre5 there guiding second class
sty les and consequent improvement In transactions
staple Wooden goods held with steadess, but
buyers stil mold off for lower prices.
The general trade in foreign goods is kept back by the
state OF the weather There however disposition 20
buy staple goods which the duty IL likely TO be
increased in the pending Tariff bill, especially Linen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-01

,ge orpy the welsh iron yG 3sm S5fP T8h
Ely y @ 6sag s a9q b5n pRS . pay e aersRGSS
rails sending ont goa ,S Si reduce our I'm MS
SS szi5 nay g Sa 5sa } sa% as SD c q o
ease. wise m2F r TScT By which penny '-S "'
SasfSr Sgoia H doq near at R2Ha amer
The best customer me .,, day he viii realize t,'
I'fn suppose UP { Ma Di 2vS S5n.oa S these pcopo
trade Ialeis ll" uI wear clo;ne ,ys ven, - mis- foT
yr CC company sold ay ,P lS anu s,1l,o which spends
them Al .,ss hive rot ten years p. W. ,.
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