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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-25

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July 24.-Mr.
Young, farmer, residing at Ascul-
ueysville, Vermont, and his wife were
murdered on Monday night by freed
man, who was formerly an employee
Of Mr.. Young, who beat their brains
out with an axe. The murder was
committed for money but how much
was obtained Is not known.
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ALBANY, July 24.-In the Constitu-
tionaI Convention the proposition 10
give suffrage to all male citizens of Is
years, was rejected. Also the PROPOSE
ton to compel voters to be able TO read
and write sitter 1853; and another look
ing to female suffrage and restricted
negro suffrage.
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NEW YORK, July 24.-The steamer,
Columbia, brings Havana advices up TO
the 10th inst.
The Cuban treasury is in a poor con-
dition. No salaries for June have yet
been paid.
II is reported that Gen. PrIm was no
stranger to the outbreak In Porto Rico.
The cry of the revolters is: Viva Gen
eral Prim! Viva La Republica. The
Cuban Government Is taking meas
ures which indicate some movement of
a Revolutionary character.
The yellow fever at Havana Is report
ed quite bad though less malignant.
Sugars are firm.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the oath of July.

LONDON, July 24-Noon-Consols
s41l; U. s. Bonds, Tx; Erie, 1917; Hi
nois Central, 1914.
LATKR-Erie advanced I'D; Illinois
Central declined I'd.
LIVERPOOL. July 24.-Cotton un-
changed; Breadstuffs and Provisions.
unchanged; Petroleum, Is I'D.
LATRR-Bacon, advanced Cd; Lard,
advanced Sd; Cheese, declined Id; Re
fined Petroleum, declined I'D.
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Foreign Intelligence Per steamer

Persia.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Advices per
steamer Persia state that Orange Day,
July 18th, passed of quietly in Ireland.
There was demonstration at Belfast,
at which thirty thousand OranRemen
marched in procession through the city,
The military and constabulary pa
trolIed the town. There was no distur-
bance.
It is stated on good authority that the
letter of condolences, on the death OF
Macmillan, addressed by Napoleon to
the Emperor OF Austria, was to the fol-
lowing effect: ST send you the express
sion Of my coincidence on the dreadful
news OF the death Of the Emperor Max
imilian. Ny grief is the more lively
because feel the responsibility of the
painful part have had in this misfor-
tune, but God who penetrates our heart
knows 1 never had any other object
than to extend to those distant places
the influence of our civilization. In
doing this 1 have found no nobler or
more worthy intercessor than your
Majesty's unfortunate brother"
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NEW YORK, July ga shameful at
tack wss made yesterday, by q number
Of rowCfes in Williamsburg, on Ger
man pic mic party, some twenty-five in
number. Three of the scoundrels were
arrested. Several of the Germans were
much injured.
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BUFFALO, July 22.-Hon. c. A.
Peek, charged with alleged completely
in swindling an insurance company
out of 81, 600, has been discharged from
custody.
Many farmers OF Niagara cou nty
crop of amber wheat to the Lockport
miiIers at two dollars per bushel.
Weather, fine; rain wanted for the
growing crops.
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NEW York, July "a -Advcies from
Mexico TO the 18th inst, via. Havana,
says: Maximilian's late chamberlain
has been arrested; also Stlas Andriade
Arrietto.
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Cincinnati.

Cincinnati
July 2I.-FLoUR-Droopin family
SO 75s10 so; more sellers than buyers.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm some ship
ping demand for No. red at 81; white
Kentucky 81 l5a2 25. Corn-Dull and
unchanged. ORts-Firmer; No. S3c;
receipts light, and the firmness of the
market Is consequent on the light sup
81 g Is. Rye-S''F0' and fiFm'F' No. l
CorroN-Dull, and nothing doing;
middling Csc.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork-In demand
for next month at S25; no sellers on the
spot; it sold at S24 5Oa24 70; the market
closed firmer. Bulk meats-Firm, but
quiet at 12al4c for shoulders and sides.
BAcon-Active; all out of smoke taken
at l3, 15al6c for shoulders, sides and
clear sides, and there Is u large demand
for future delivery at 1871, l51<, l574a
I6xc for shoulders, sides, clear rib and
clear sides; 40 hhds clear rib sold at
l5Zc on the spot; large orders from the
South and East. Hams-Firmer; COM
mon l9c; sugar-cured 2Oa22c.
LARD-Unchanged; small lots sold at
l211c.
BUTTER-Firm; choice fresh is light,
and brings l9a23c; other kinds dull.
CHEEsE-Dull at 12a121zc for Western
Reserve.
SALTS lower: sales OF Turks Is
land at 70a75c per busheli domestic I'M
changed.
CAsDLEs-Higher; star 2O1fa2Ic.
LINsEED OEL-DuIl at 81 40.
LARD OIL-95c aSl.
FLAXsEED-s2; no demand for grass
seeds of any kind.
GoLD-l39H buying, and 14O selling.
The weather is exceedingly hot; ex-
cellent for corn. Complaints of the
scarcity OF rain reach US from some
parts. Corn looks very well in this
section OF country.
Chicago.
JULY A.-FLoUR-Inactiye and Is to
GKA1S.wheat-s1 so and 81 50, north
side. Confirm at S51<aS6. Oats
Better at s71<a6sc. Rye-Heavy and
nominal, nothing doing.
wHIsKY-$2 3IA2 80.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Excited at
$25 90. Shoulders-l1Hal2c. No sides
in the market. Lard-QuIet at 121<a
1870.
JULY A.-PLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui No. 2 Mil
waukee g 10. Corn-No. 2, SIC. Oats
CANAI FaE1oHTs-corn Ike, oats Sc
to New York.
f san Francisco.
july 23-FLouR-In demand; super
fine IS so; extra SO so.
N-Wheat-Active; choice 81 75a
so. Barley-S1 35a1 40.
Legal Tenders, 72H.
Milwaukee.
JULY 24.-FLoUR-Steady city X x
$40 75a1l so.
-wheat-Flrm at 81 90 for
No. 2.
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For Rent,

UNHE STORE ROOMS LA IELY OCCu-
pied by Georne II. TnylC>. 8 Co., ana J.
Clemens & Co., on AtRln = ros .: also hssr
ment rooms finished. Good ussi cEs in secOnIt
story, and good rooms for OH e. purposes IA
second and third story in good oTJier. TO
session given Immediately.
Many building lots aud dwelling houses foI
sale in the Sixth Wand, ON reasonable terms.
THOS. HORNRROOk.
once, No. 1lS1S Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs febS-u
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New York, July 24.-The steamer
Granite State, from Hartford, ran
ashore this morning on Blackwell Is
land and knocked a hole in the bottom.
The passengers were rescued by passing
Sfaanara
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FTIHE ROOMS ON MONROE STREET RE-
Gently occupied by Higgins IS a Photo
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Sundries,
d. DAVIS.

RAscY DYEISG AND ACQUIRING
DISPLACEMENT, MARKET STREET,
Ia between Monroe and Quincy, one door
above Hubbard q Bros Auction hoons. All
kinda OF BhaVls, Dralses and Ribtona and
every description Of Silk, WooIen and Cot
ton goods, also. COatN, Vests and Pants
done Al abort notice and on FeasOuaIIlS
terms. Call and Sc specimens.
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IN request. BaFley-Dull. Barley
MAlt-Nominal. Corn-Recepts, . 800
bus; market 10 better; sales, IL, 900 bus
al S9aSl OIL for new mixed western; 81 OF
al OS FOR fancy lots, do; S5a90c for UNI
sound 81 OIL for common white western;
and 81 q for white do. OAts-Reoeipts,
l4,I26 bus; market lc better; sale, $1,000
bus at $40 for western and 92a94c for
Ohio and State.
-Coffee-Steady. Sugar
Steady sales 500 hhds. Cuba al lila
1ILc. Molasses-Dull.
HoPs-QuIet.
PETRoLEUM-Firm; 14c for crude In
bulk; 3laS21<c for refined in bond.
LRATHER-Quiet and unchanged.
WooL-Dull and declining; sales 16O,-
600 ms. at 45a67c for domestic fleece; 4Oc
for pulled.
Provisions Pork-Opened steady,
closed irregular; sales $3.50 bbls.,
closing at $3.50 regular; So IS for old
do; $40 75a2O 25 for prime mess. Beef
Firm and unchanged; sales 1870 bbls. Beef
Bacon-Scarce and quiet; sales l6S
boxes at 13c for old Cumberland cut;
123<c for ice cured, long clear ribbed;
16c for smoked clear ribbed middles.
Cut Meats-Firmsr; sales 200 packages
at 1I1<al2c for shoulders; l5al71Sc for
hams. Lard-Quiet and firmer; sAles
$50 bbls. at l21<al39Sc for new.
BUTrER-Unchanged
CHEEsE-Heavy at 7a14c.
LATEST NARKEB5P.M
FLouR-Dull and 10al5c lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Hea and 2a3c low
err. Rye-Dull at 81 43aI As for western.
Oats-Firm at s4as411c for western, and
92a94c for Ohio. Corn-Shade firmsr at
$lal O3 for prime choice new mixed
western, and S7aSSc for unsound do.
SS-Pork--HeHvyi sales
1900 bbls new mess at $23 rs cash, and
S23 IS regular; closing with sellers at
S23 so cash, and 1913 90 regular; buyers
at S2S rs cash, and S23 50 regular. Beef
Quiet and steady. Cut MeAts-Firm
sailed shoulders. Bacon-Quiet and
steady.
LARD-Flrm at 13al39sc for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
MONEY AND sTooKs.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-5-2Os '62, 1117s;
'64 and '65, 1895; new, l0s5s; 10 4OS,
registered, 1921; coupons, 1925 7-S0s,
first, 1857; others, 1O77<.
SrERLINo-10N per cent. premium.
GoLD-l39X.
LATEsr-5:3O P. NJ.
GoLD-Lower; opening at 130s<, and
closing at lS9H.
GOVERNMENT SToCRs-Firm: closing
quotations are, coupons '8l, 1l0S; cou-
pons '62 and "a, 1097S; coupons 80 1O95.;
coupons January and July, 1854;
coupons '67, 1851; lO-4Os, coupons,
1021z; August 1905, los: June, 1O7E.
STOCKs-Active aud higher, closing
firm at $3.50 prices; Canton 49I<a497S;
Cumberland Coal 3S1za39; Quicksilver
345Ea343<; Mariposa 1Oa11; Western
Union Telegraph 4sSa49; Pacific Mail
14SIfal4SX; Atlantic Mail 1l3al13L;
New York Central lax; Erie 74Ita7411z;
Hudson ll9a1l91f; Reading 1917 a1O75S;
Michigan Central Ill 11a1I13<; Michigan
Southern S3kaS31z; Illinois Central 1l9a
Il9h; Pittsburgh 90; Toledo l22Aal23;
Rock Island 1031<al033<; Northwestern
471za472<; do preferred 73La73x; Fort
Wayne 1867 alO6<; Wabash 521<.
EXPRESS SToCKs-AdAms 7SLs;Wells,
Fargo 81 Co. 693; Merchants Union
l51zal7; last sales l61S.
BORDER STATE BoNDs-DIissouri six es
los: Tennessee 6QsZ
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Patent Improved Safety Puse.

CINGLE AND DOUBLE TAPPED. HEMP
- and Cotton, wet or dry, iust received and
Tor s9Ieb by CHAs. II. BERRY,
myS Nos. Is 4 10 Water AZ
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500 REMNANTS.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE THIS
w morning about 500 Remnants OF DRY
GOODS. made during
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-07

The preparations within and around the
prison are so complete that no attempt at
rescue or violence Is anticipated. TIE
military force includes adetachment of the
9th regiment, the 721 HighIanders and 8 b.
Hnzzars; in addition to Royal Artillery
with two batteries of guns.
The military are kept out of sight but
their presence is understood. Behind tn,
prison wall runs temporary platform.
upon which the soldiers can mount in the
event of shots being fired. The top of the
wall would give them complete command
of the crowd in front, besides proving
safe breastwork for the defenders. All the
tiremen in the city are OH duty, ready to
urn out at moments notice. r...
rag THE ExsCUTIoN. n. ra
The execution took place at o'clock at
the New Bailey Prison, SalfOrd. The fog
had become extremely dense. so as to max,
the recognition of Allen. Larkin, and Gould
difhcult to any but those who were near
the scaffpld. If they made any attempt to
address the crowd it was not observable
| except to those close at hand. The excite
ment was intense, but no eff,rt was made
TO create disturbance. CalcrafG was the
executioner. Smith. OF Dudley, was aso
in readiness to assistif necessary. Rumor>
| were prevalent in the crowd that it was de-
| termined to shoot the eXecutioner. Nothing
TO corrooorate these reports transpired. The
prisoners were executed simultaneously
The scaffold was enclosed in black cloth, SO
as to conceal all but the head and should
ers OF the persons standing upon the drop
The arrangements of the police were car
ried out admirably. and no disturbance ol
any kind was made. The police guarded
the River Irwell. No boats were allowed
TO pass along or across the river. Business
in the city was suspended, and traffic at 6
| standstill. . -; ...,-.. ...4-f, ..--.,. .-.r-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

Dem. STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE RooMs,l
COLUMBUS, Dec. 4th, 1861. J
To the Democracy of Ohio:
A State Convention of the Democracy OF
Ohio will be held at
Columbus, ON Wednesday, the Sth
ri Day of fJ..puary. Next, . 4
To appoint four Senatorial Delegates to the
National Convention to nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice President Of
the United States; to nominate two Sena-
torial Electors of President and Vice Pres
ident, and to nominate candidates for the
following State offices, viz: t..s- e.
Secretary of State;
One Supreme Judge;
One Member of the Board of Public Works
The ratio of representation will be a
follows: One delegate for each, county; al
additional delegate for every 500 votes cas-
for ALLEN G. THURMAN for Governor at th'
last election, and an additional delegate fo
every fraction of $50 or more votes SO cast
This ratio gives to the counties respect
lively the following number of delegates
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-07
Total NO. DeIegates.

Total No. Delegates .574
1t is respectfully suggested that, as far
as it may be practicable and convenient,
the delegates be chosen on Saturday the
2Sth inst. 1t is likewise recommended that
the Delegates of each Congressional Dis
trict in attendance on the Convenl ion elect
two Delegates to the National Convention,
and appoint one Presidential Elector.
Fellow Democrats, you have this year
achieved great victories But the work is
not complete. The country is yet unre-
deemed from tyranny and misrule. Let us
then press forward in the great work of re-
demption. Let us lose not one moment.
Let US spare no exerSion-and this time
next year will find us rejoicing over our
country and Constitution rescued from de-
struction. ora
By order of the Democratic State Central
Committee. -
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
c. j. BEAM, Secretary.
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mARRIED:

OMAS-HUSTUN-Ou NJ ,ndsy evening. De-
cemoer I'd. at the residence of DAVID MoDor aid
Esq, by the Rev Joseph Beck. MIR. Wh. n. TBoA-
Acco npanying the above notice came magnif-
cent cake, orn amented with beautiful devices sur
rounding the word Statesman" For this at,en-
tion and evidence of remembrance m DIST all the
happiness of the bridal. we wish our topographic
friend and brother the utmost possible happiness
May he never be out Of sorts !" his "bank" always
full of quona," and the rath Of love and felicity
DO ''planer' tho closer they draw near the down
hillside of life. And when the end comes, may Q
''soid column tell of lives passed in delightan in
good works. and their spirits frsket" to the land
of love and lovers-Heaven.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-07
Hooking Valley Railroad and HIS
Future. ~ t...

MEssRs. EDITORS Being engaged in the
coal trade from its infancy, would sug-
gest some change of the present location of
the above road, believing that it would be
much to the advantage of the Railroad
Company, as well as the citizens along the
line of the said road, namely: That part
near Logan, so as to connect with the
Portsmouth & Jackson railroad, that is soon
to be finished up to that point; thence on
the north side of the canal to Peter Hay
den's coal and iron works; thence down
said canal to the town of Nelsonville !;
thence one mile below the said town to
cross the canal and river thence to Green's
salt works on from Nel.onville to Chaun-
cey, on the northeast side of the canal and
river. 1t is supposed that the above range
could be built for less money and would
save bridging the Hooking several times,
and would be more safe from high water
as the State has built high banks to protect
the canal; that all the coal banks are
on that side, save one, and nine
tenths of the coal is on the north side
of the canal and river; all the mills
iron works, towns and Improvements art
on the same side and that the dip of the
coal is south, and short distance from the
river ank the coal dips below the river !;
on the north the coal rises so there can be
branches made from the trunk road up the
different runs and Monday creek, so that
that the railroad can be supplied with all
the coal they wish to carry for 100 years to
come. On the present route it would SUBJ
ject all the operators to bridge the canal
and river and keep up an embankment some
10 1T. high to connect with the said road, and
as the said railroad expects to reach the
coal mines next fall, it would be impossible
to get new banks open on the south side to
supply them with 10000 bushels of coal
daily. But with what mines are open and
what new banks are operated that amount
could be supplied.
Yours, truly, J.F.S.
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On and after THURSDAY, Dec. 5th, 1867. FIVE
TRAINS UAlLY will leave Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, ST.
LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN
@..t DIANAPOLIs 8 CHICAGO -=-,aai
Without change of cars to DAYTON and RICH
MoND, and only one change Of cars TO IN
DIANAPOLlS and CHICAGO. -
Connections are reliable as follows:
FIRST TRAIN. ' ''.i' ".-'
rl0 (Daily, except Sundays0 nn ,a
Leaves at :55 A: NJ. for Cincinnati. Stopping at
Lond ~. Xenia. Morrow and Lovelano, rrriving
at Cincinnati at Sis NJ, m skiing dii ect con-
n cti i'm with the o. NJ. Railroad for St. Louis.
SECOND TRAIN. ~-''
DAILY except Mondays) H
Leaves at 300 A. M. for Cincinnati, stopping
at London. Xenia, Corwn. Morrow, ~, eIane and
m ,king 6irect connection lor st. Louis, Cairo.
Loui.vilie, &c.
THIRD TRAIN. @ t--" .'
'-1 DAILY except Sundays.) : 47''i
Leaves at 500 A. NJ. for, Cincinnati. Dayton.
Richmond. Chicago and indianapolis. stopping 1t
all regular stations between Columbus and Gin
einnatl and between Xenia ana Richmond, arriv-
ing at Cincinnati at lO:5 A. NJ, connecting U. s.
mail line of steamers for Louisville, KY.
+ Il FOURTH TRAIN. .g.i si ..
l Osily except Sundays) 81
Leaves at I2:4OP. NJ for Cincinnati. Dayton,
Richmond. chicago and l. dianapolis. .ioppinl at
darville. Xenia. Spring Valley. Corwin, Nor, W,
South Lebanon. Fosters; Loveland. Milford and
Pla nville, arriving at CiDrinnai at $50 p. NJ,
maxine direct connections for St. Louis. Cairo.
Louisville. &c. r5f7--g sir '- !
.a FIFTH TRAIN. -.-.
.r Daily except Sun ays) t..fs .f.
Leaves at 5:i5 P. NJ. for Cincinnati, DAYTON and
Spripg6e d, siopp,ng at Alton. West Jefferson,
london, South Charl ston; Siluia, Ge1.a .a.v le,
Xenis Corwi Morrow and Loveland. arriving at
Cincinnati at 10:10J NJ. -EF
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
s- BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH to all
points. FOR THROUGH TICKETS or al infor-
nation, apply to
.l" H Ticket Agent at ths Union Depot,
JNO. ". D0HERTY.
... Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
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