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SELLING Observation-Disclosures cores
pondents at Belgrade give currency to
report that while the Turkish Council were
considering by what means they might OBJ
tain money to defrsy the expenses of the
Sultan's visit to Paris, a proposal was made
by one of the high officers to sell Jerusalem
to Russia. It is further said that the re-
port is generally credited, and that Turkey
is believed to bewilling to sell Jerusalem
and.Jaffa for one hundred millions of pias-
tres. General Ignavieffand Aali Pacha are
reported to be busy with the preliminaries
for the purchase now.
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.and Saturdays. 81 &, :. .
saUFFicE HoURs-ofice opens at TX o'clock A.; ?
and closes at n M Sundays. opens ats1a A, n.
- XII Mails E close On on SUNDAYS at 5tsP. NJ. 2iao
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GRANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

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WHEN Bishop Asbury '.run'' the Metho-
dist Church, there was one circnit In Nir-
ginia where the ladies were so fascinating
that all the young preachers sent there
were SOON taken captive. The Bishop
Thought to stop this by sending thither two
decrepit old men, bnt, to his great surprise,
both were married the same year. He ex-'
Claimed in disgust: Il am afraid the devil
and the women will get all my preachrs
ers - y sli,,psf a!-.i2-'ls .'A''D' IL
80 ~. .i,I1s5 ssl-ecr;
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RAN ROAD TIME TARLE


1880 ehd reff7a ile-S--. .9KcQaE .uSD
cd Showing arrival and departure tfsins at Co
sesm2nas Yn,9s on epd after Monday. April 30 1867
Cleveland, Columbus & Csu,ti n. n.
s9ssis t5aan nL2hkAvE' ARRIVE
sN6!f Accom- $50 SiaS f. H. nj Nj
New York kpressl. -. 10! AgAi 1890 nofn
Express and Mail. l5aP. M.y e;Se p. M
ISpri0gasld via Delaware y As P-iA 1855 A. M
-ssThis train leaves VSun5ay lnightahot Saturday
49, sd3 a &. JAMESl PATTERSON Agent.
EbJHtle uiayptaa Goturn bus & xenia n n ,
IhSu IHdIsSsp6s. GSEcsgo a' 1e'sn9a s9lslc
SSlsTsa Serd ssa atG1SRfalfiissssl GSfliitSsSls M 1850 m
eoihaipnsti. DAYTON. SRschm'ds roaU YdrIg
EiilisStRs lRlssRsRsadi snd hi7 hal isa l
x sttk ~. ss5T lI!l. 500 a. M. n;OO a. M
a, faldi via, ,Xenia. Richm'd ~ l.,so,fu,tl yif
Cincinnati "qsf4s and spiinsaeid = ~ = =
via London. F.I- iI:s: - PoGaH Z % $50 aGdn. R M
Baalt5mSFs 8 Shse 2eiS Sf1isioS HsiaEera' Central
81 lso -cj 41if99 TRAINS EAST. lt.li5 -.
So,f Might Express leaves Columbus at iTb AN
No. 5 Mail and Express 1:5oP. M.
No. YishtBxptessaaaf1 aa1ST Columbus 1soA
SSS4ss SSlsss iisStpiBs A Express = H., 5Ss i:
-sgiveZ .1sad : ,ao4i WI. FELL. Agent
etttsbqrE, iQelum bus 4. Oinsti y. ~
Mail and Express li.s5 4. HAS A. NJ
New York -Expgess,... I;lO 2. NJ, 1s:oOmidnight
Zn1TIaH j. B.sPETERs, Agent.
Columbus and indianapolis Central
Might t.ei isss M. NJ
PittsburgeE Express !. la.s.. S 40 p M I0:.O Al NJ
Day Express: ........ll:5O A. N. 1:3a n.
Accommodation 200 A. n; 620 r M.
Sandusky. Mansfield &Newark -. r..
Trains leave Newark and arrive as follows: .
LEAVE.
Fast Freight and Passenger. 400 z. NJ. s:l5 2. NJ.
.Tsc1la sfsds ass1's A. w. DENNIS, Agent
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COLUMBUS s MHIANAPOLIS
f q E -
CENTRAL RAILWAY

EOR asANDUSKY.I TOLEDO, DE"
T. TR0IT, Richmond, indianapolis, Lafayette.
Springfield. H.. Terre Haute, Evansville LouisS
vile Cairo, St!LOuis. Chicago aud all points West
|. IN No change of cars between Columbus and Indil
AqE8Gs' F6GR TRAINS leave Columbus. 8 daily. as fol-
Accom- NO = DSTi0NaLeay Columbus 5;SO %
A,M-l Biqua2Oo P. M. This train connects at Mia
ford f9r Springfield and at Urbana r for Betlefon7
1880 A NJ DAY EXPRESS-Arrivas at
Urbans l:54 p. ~; Pieuas3sOo P: M; Lima $40 P.
y% Ling SsG Ak NJ; Richpopd As
apois $50 p NJ; Louisville l245 A. NJ. 1erre HautS
l55G 4 ~; MattOo1 lsp A. NJ; Psns s2R IA A. N; NJ
cago Svia' layfetteO $50 a. Nj; Springfield e25 A.
NJ; Quincy 1880 r N Ks9kpk % 300 7, N: This
any other route, from Columbus. .5r.7l
5:45 - NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS-Ar-
rives at Urbana sos ?, NJ Bellefontane 1927 p Nh
a NJ GheaSo q ivia LimaJ loo NJ Toledo $50
A. NJ; Detroit I0:lo a M Richmond n;5S, z; NJ;
a4Ra at 3U sS sii VEN
AND AND Al HALL A0SRS in advance Of any other
at Urbana 2la A: NJ; Piqua s:iS a. M ! Richmend
ass A. NJ; Chicago <via kiehmon0 1lf0 L. M; lni
fssP9s 4 ss A. T. R7sas1s .tss5 Ts
2:3s, M. Pana 4:SQP :M.; st. Le4is $50 4; NJ La
sysMste si A Nj SRisssSS {yo hsysEs o
kSG f9Tk Sc Il yhs is aa sFFs' q s
Ne; New State Room Sleeping Cars, run in night
trains. Vl@ 10 s4lsNe ~ "fI.z1 p -
c9siEfS ffESGss sSs 1G S
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F. GHtNpIER. Gen. Ticket .Agt..l Indianapolis.
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''os Closing and Arrival of Mails
as ,o.rso .4seE 50 At THE iati-g 3 SO
coIUMRUS POST Off c cE.

ARRIVES. aoLosEs.
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i There COM n glad tidinss Of juy 70 ali, i5r 81
To young and to,Old, to great and to- snail; w Il
The beauty 81 once was precious and rare
Is free for all. and all may be iairl itH - 'fGG
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Trains leave NeWafk and arrlVe as fOIfOWs. o
Mail aud ,Express.-.,,,.. 1000 A. NJ. 100 2. NJ.
East Freight and Passenger. 400 p. NJ. s:l5 P. NJ.
:TsG1ls sfsds assl's A. w. DENNIS. Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-04


NEW YORK, July 3.-The Herald's
Cable special says: The London Times
and the London Post express pity for
Macmillan, and denounce the action
OF Juarez.
Some of the London journals ridicule
Napoleon's idea of liberty in France,
as expressed in his speech at the exhi-
bition.
Four hundred and ninety Catholic
bishops presented an affectionate adj
dress TO the Pope. One hundred Of the
towns of Italy also addressed the holy
father.
An Italian deputy asserted in the
Legislature that Austria, with others
of the ruling powers, are perfecting
treaties hostile to the policy of Italy.
Military reinforcements, with sup
plies of arms and food, had reached the
Christian insurgents in Gambia, from
Greece. --.
Omar Pasha was preparing for anoth-
revolutionIsts.
Messrs. Charles Perkins, Lawrence
Smith, Samuel b. Ruggles, Goodwin
Birney, Elias Howe, Kennedy Mullat
and Chickering have been created
Knights of the Legion of honor.
The HeraId's Rio Janiero special
cable, dated the Sth of June, says: The
news received in Rio from the seat of
war on the Paraguay, is dated to the
Both of May. On the 2lst, the Para
guayan troops attacked the allied
camp, but were repulsed with great
loss.
There have been riots in the city of
Rim
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All, sheny CaflIo market.


CATTLE.-The receipts of cattle were
unusually large this week, reaching
about 800 head in the aggregate, and
with no corresponding Improvement in
the demand, the market was "A very
hard one for drovers, and compared
with last week, prices have still fur
sold at from to SIC, some few extra at
S9<c; medium at to TX, and inferior to
common at 4 to &C. There were more
common and inferior cattle on sale this
week than there has been for SOME time
past, and this, as matter of course,
had tendency to depress the market
for good cattle, and put down prices.
The demand for shipment was only
moderate, while butchers, as has been
the case for some time past, bought
sparingly, and at lower prices than last
week.
SHEEP AND LANBs.-There was an
unusually large number of sheep on
sale this week, but with slight i'm
provement in the demand, prices were
pretty well maintained, though the
tendency continues downward. We
quote at ~ to &c, gross, for fair to
prime mutton sheep. Oviatt sold Crum
& Co. 100 head, averaging sS1S lbs, at s;
and SINNERS sold Aull & Co. 81 head
weighing 7l45 lbs. at 8. Lambs in good
supply and dull but without quotable
change, ranging from 81 so to $3.50 per
head.
Hoas-Continue very dull at these
yards, though prices remain unchang-
ed. limerick & Co. report having re-
tailed about 60 head at 81 to &c, for
good To prime heavy averages.
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NEW York, July 3.-Tbe Tribune's
Washington special says: There will
be a quorum in both Houses to-day.
In making up a quorum of the House
only those members Who have been
sworn in will be counted. This will
exclude Connecticut, Rhode Island and
Kentucky. It was intended tonight TO
have held a caucus, but IL was consid-
cred unnecessary. 1t seems to be the
general understanding that a two
weeks session will be had. Speaker
Colfax has stated that no committees
will be appointed. Some trouble is ex-
pected in preparing new reconstruc-
zion bill which may prolong the session.
The extreme radicals intend pushing
forward bill putting the South under
commanders the sole control until the
new constitutions are adopted. Some
OF the milder radicals are urging the
Louisiana bill OF last session, prepared
by Judge Shella barger.
Senator Wilson Is expecting to intro
duce to-day, n bill amendatory to the
reconstruction acts, which will vacate
all the civil offices in the rebel States
and authorize the commanding officers
to fill them by appointment or by Or
dering elections, and will leave regis
trars the right to deci1 lie the qualihca-
tions OF applicants for registration.
The Times special says: The ma
jority of the judiciary Committee state
that owing to the magnitude OF the i'm
parchment matter they will not be
ready to report at this session. The
minority will report in favor of imme-
diate action unless an adjournment is
b ad to October.
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CHICAGO, July 3.-Ihe Times special
The following is from Denver papers
of June 18th and Goth Advices from
Santa Fe state that the Indians are be-
coming troublesome in New Mexico
carrying oil stock and killing one mai.
in San Meguel county in the early part
of last week. The Navahoes and
Arapahoes are especially hostile in their
conduct towards the whites.
Two coaches arrived at Denver on
June goth from Smoky Hill route.
They encountered no difficulties with
the Indians, but were delayed on ac-
count OF the high water, which had
caused some damage to the Kansas
Pacific Railway. Several streams were
rendered impossible. Later a6vices
report that the railway is repaired.
A band of 200 Indians attacked Fort
Walker June 22d, killing two soldiers
and wounding several. Three Indians
are known to have been killed.
The Salt Lake Vedette of June 18th
states that the Indians are driving of
stock from the Lower Beaver in Utah.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Montana dates
OF June 10Th, says: The Democratic
Territorial Convention, called for July,
will nominate delegates to Congress and
Territorial offices.
Gen. Shroughmin, in speech at
Virginia City, said that all the Indian
tribes in Montana would soon hold n
council, on Powder River, and it was
boosted they would have 25 900 bent on
the execution of the whites.
Gov. White, OF Nebraska, is raising
eight companies of volunteers to fight
the Indians. He expects to have them
at Fort Hayes on Saturday.
The steamer. Ben. johnson reached
Omaha yesterday, for Fort Benton, with
500, 900 in gold dust, $500 stand arms
and one battery for the army.
No Indians have been seen in Gala
tin Valley since the arrival of General
Meagher and volunteers.
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Boston Shoe and Leatber Market.

The boot and shoe market is firm,
with a good feeling among the repre-
sentative men, in anticipation of "A lib
eral Fall trade. The demand will not
probably be active before the middle of
July, But a few Western and South
ern jobbers are already here, inspect
ing stocks, and placing orders for heavy
Fall work, to be delivered at "a later
period OF the season. They seem to be
satisfied that goods will be no lower
than they are now; and, with the stead
ilv increasing cost of production, the
probability is that they will be higher.
Hence they are inclined to take such lots
of ready made goods as are adapted to
their sectional trade.
The late advance and upward ten
dency in leather have rather dampened
the Hrdor of some of our local iobbers,
who were disposed to be quite liberal
in their preparations for the Fall trade.
They fear that the enhanced cost OF pro-
ductiou may wipe out their margins
and force prices above the views of their
customers. Hence, they are not dupli-
eating orders to any extent, but hold
ing off for further developments.
Manufacturers are in receipt of lib
erAl orders from the West, and hence
are quite busily employed and buying
] stock freely at advanced prices. They
have a fair assortment of goods made
up for the open market, but will not
add materially to their own stocks tilt
they ascertain more definitely how
many goods will be wanted and at
what prices they will be taken.
The leather market is very drm and
active, and prices of nearly all kinds OF
rough and finished stock continue to
| advance Shoemakers have orders for
/ fall work. which must speedily be
tilled; and hence they are brought in
| for supplies, which with moderate
stocks to select from, necessitate some
competition on the part of buyers.
t'Hemlock sole and rough upper have
further advanced, and some styles of
finished feather are quick at a little i'm
prOvement.
HemIock sole is again higher; with
large sales at 2sa32c, the outside rate
for Buenos Ayres; oak do. Is selling
crop. Rough upper is in good demand,
/ and quick at an advance of 1c and up
wards, with sales of hemlock at u range
/ of 3Sa44c. the outside rate for light tan
nages suitable for grain finish, oak do.
is selling at a range of 39a42c. Betting
| leather Is mostly unstable and NOM
inaI. Rough calfskins are little firm.
er, in sympathy with other goods, but
/ without Quotable change. We notasales
at range of s21<caS1 per H.; finished
do. are selling at 81 25aI so. as 10 DUAL.
ity and weight. Finished leather is in
good demand, and some OF the b eaVier
grade are selling at an advance. We
| quote wax at a range OF 24a3Oc, as 70
| grade; kip, 2la23ci grain, 23a2Sc for
heavy, and 1sa22 for light; pebbled, l6a
zoe; buff, 23a2Sc; enamelled, 23a26ci pa
tent, 22a28c per foot; splits, 35a45c per
Id. Harness leather is selling at 1880
per Id for country. and 45a52c for Bos-
ton tannanges, Including both hemiock
and oak.
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mARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK. July 8.
REGULAR REPORT.

hEfOhIs
CoproS-without decided change;
sales !, 800 bales at 261zc for middhng
uPlands.
FLoUR-Market dull, and 10a20c low
er; sales 800 bbls. superfine State and
Western, at IS 30a9 70 for common to
medium extra western; $40 15a1l 70 for
choice do; go 9Oa10 IS for shipping
brands extra r. II. o.; $40 90aI2 40 tor
trade brands; So 50a11 90 for spring 81.
Louis; and SIl 10 for winter do; closing
dull. California flour favors buyers;
sales 500 bbls. at 81 00a14 90, the latter
an extreme. Rye dour-No changes;
sales 200 bbls. Eat So 25as,65.
WRIsKY-Firm; sales $50 bbls. west
ern in bond at 81 45.
GRAIS-wheat-Dec Declining; sales 15.-
500 bus. at 81 goa 90 for No. Chicago;
s. 20 for No. Milwaukee. Rye-Stea-
dy; sales 1000 bus. western at q ~;
Barley-Quiet. Corn-Receipts 6I,4Sy
bus; no decided change, With limited
supply; sales 1000 bus. at 81 oSa! W ior
new mixed western; 81 O9al ~ Tor
choice do; slae4c for kiln dried white
western. and 81 10 for white southern.
Oats-Raceipts 81, 22O bus; market
opened lower, but closed more steady;
sales e, 600 bus. at I2aI4c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Coffee
Quiet. Sugar-Quiet.
HoPS-Quiet.
PRTRoLEUM-Dull at I4c for crude,
I and 24c for refined in bond.
wooL-No decided change; sales
9, OOO. 900 pounds at 45a50c for domestic
/ fleece; 4Oc for pulled.
CoAL-Domestic scarcely SO firm; for.
eign dull.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- and quiet
sales !, 800 barrels at 81 25a2l 40 fOl
new mess, closing at 81 40 cash; $40 81
for mess; SIs I2alS so Tor prime; S2I OOs
81 10 for prime mess. Beef-Eirm and
unchanged; sales lbs barrels. Bee
Hams-Dull and unchanged; sales g
barrels. Cut Meats-Dull; sales %
packages at s5<ae1S for shoulders Sl21<l
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtces to the Sd of July.

LONDON, July ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, s41S;
United States Bonds, 1917; Illinois Cen
trail, 791[; Erie, 4Slz.
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Noon-Cotton
tends downward; middling uplands,
IOESd; New Orleans, Md. Other ar
ticles are quiet and unchanged.
PARIS, July 2.-Messrs. Charles Per
giles, Goodwin Birney, Elias Howe
Chickering, have been created Knights
of the Legion of Honor.
ATHENS, July 1.-The Greek block
abe runner, Arkadia, has made her
fourteenth voyage to Gambia. She
landed 500 volunteers for the insurgent
army, 1000 muskets, and supply of
food and other necessaries for the in
surrectionary force. She was passed
by the Turkish fleet, but succeeded in
escaping. Omar Pasha is preparing TO
make another attack on the Christian
position at Sphakia.
LONDON, July S.-Late news from
Brazil says: The United States colo
nists are suffering the greatest destitu-
ton. They bitterly repent their jour
ney.
The estates of Sir Morton Peto have
been putin bankruptcy.
LONDON, July acknowledgements
closed at OAK; U. s. 5.2Os 727l; Illinois
Central 791<; Erie 4S7<.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-Eyening-Cot-
ton closed weak; middling uplands,
1ONaIOj5d; New Orleans, 1IalI1sc; sales
reached 5000 bales. Breadstuhs are in
active, but quotations show no change.
Provisions, dull; and closed with de-
clining tendency for pork, at 74s per
Dbl. for mess, Lard, AIS cd for Ameri-
can. Cheese, fine American. els per cwt.
Beef and bacon are steady. Produce,
steady. Petroleum, Cd for spirits, and
Is Id for refined.
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Ernm HAVANA

New YORK, July 3.-The steamer
Moro Castle, from Havana on the 18th
OF June, has arrived.
The sugar market is firm.
A serious disturbance is reported in
Porto Rico. The artillery was used to
quell the instruction, and large
number were shot.
Vera Cruz dates to the 2lst and Sisal,
the sd, have been received.
Gen. Santa Anna is kept prisoner
atCampeachy,Im Imperial documents hav-
ing been found on his person, and a
vigilant look out kept over his move
mania -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-04
From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July Am intensely oril.
across the sky over this city at half
past eleven O'Clock last night, leaving
long trail of brilliant colored lights,
which remained in view for several
minutes. The meteor appeared in the
west, with a deep in-tone like the re-
port of a cannon in the distance. The
light from the meteor itself continued
fifteen or twenty seconds. 1t was in
deed beautiful aud of such dazzling
briIIiancy as TO blind the vision of those
who saw 1t.