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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-25
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL

7. G. McAFEE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
N O II / O N S
No.7O Main St. Wheeling, VIVA.
Selling Off At Cost,
A ND LESS THAN COST, TO CLOSE UP
n the business at wholesale for Dash.
BILE business I will sail the entire stock, fix.
lures and good will Of the trade with pos
session OF one OF the pest stands In t1e city.
sisting of Notions and Variety Goods. mani
Of which were bought at New York Auc-
tons, at prices Iuinous to Importers aud
Manufacturers
Spool Cotton, Skirt Braid,
Linen Thread, SeWIngSilk
Shoe Thread Shoe Strings,
Knitting Pins, Pins, Needles.
Buttons, large variety,
Gloves. Paper Collars,
Balmoral Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
shirt Fronts, SuspendcrS,
Towels, Corsets, Elasties and
Carriers, Coat Binding,
Cotton Cord, Tapes and
Ruftiing, CIoche Braid,
Combs, every variety,
rocket bD0EH.
stocs if9 l6m
Co,.1 Ird,a pu,,,o.o Auction.
Bonnet Ribbons, u to 20,
Taffstas Ribbon, TX too,
Velvet Ribbon, TX to TO-
Betting, Buckles, Wells.
Umbrellas, small Wares,
Spectacles and Gases,
Violin Strings,
Harroop,o,rs s,,oo,o p,,... Jews Harps,
Brooches FIFh Hooks and Lines.
Toy A MaiIGfeiS ns; I DiaSer KFef gys. ..
Rings, Spoons, Shears and
Scissors, Razor StropS,
Chalk Lines, Thimbles,
Stationery,
Papers and
Blank Books, seilool Books, 'e''peS'
States End Pencils. Pens and
Holders, Bonnet Boards
window Shades, Wrapping
Papers, Cotton and
Paper Irvine, Oil Cloth
Bags. Looking GLASSES
Matches, Pipes,
p,oo,,,.,., r-..,.. Lamp Wick,
lamp WICK, =. d. d w. p. Gun Caps,
Marbles, Indigo Blue. Toilet
Soaps Piece goods from
Auction, Satinetts
- C3SsImereS, Jeans.
Linen, Veil BeTeges &c, SC
To all which your particular attention Ia
NOTICE.
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING TRADE.
For the accommodation of NV Customers
the Stock Of staple and leading Goods will
PC Kept good as far as possible, up TO Inc
time OF finding successor in huEinesS IN
all such fresh goods, q uniform profit OF len
per cent will be added. On which plan Tail.
the business may be continuedEand az 1IIna
trade under this plan Will find ali goods in
my line to cost them less on the AVERAGE
than In the Eastern Markets, that il Will IA
SO popular as to attract largely such buveTa
as have the means TO pay cash at the time
1eb22: TO. McAFEE.
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SneEtal AntfEes.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY,
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN


AND TIE HAPPINESS OF TRUE NAM
HOOD.
An Essay for Young Men ON the
Crime OF Solitude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments TO MARRIAGE, with sure means OF
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address. DIR. j. sKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Toward Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jan8l-3md&w
Tho Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid.
Published for the benefit, and as q CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, & c., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE. Written by one who cured himself.
and sent free on receiving a postpaid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL May
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, a circular of DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem of the War. dCcl7-smd
a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair SO beautIful7
OIL of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustre2
OH Of Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth TO your Hair9
Oil Of Grapevine.
What removes the Dandnf2
Oil of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeitedF
on OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprletors of
OIL OF GrapevIne7
LAUGHLIN, SMITH d CO.,
sepl9 No. 50 Main St, Wheeling.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For CINCINNATI,
ing, Marietta and Part,
Daily Packets.

wheeling, Marietta and ParkerSbure
Daily Packets.
80 The side wheel steamers IRE.
LettASAeFA BkCNA" and "EXPREGS"
SS..lz.A6l5 Rebec leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
O'Clock, a. m.
49, Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, at IL o'clock, a. m,
II! connecting at Bellaire with trains from
Freight TeceIpted through TO nil points ha-
tween PalkerSbnrg and GallipoIis.
.,.,o BOOTH, BATTELLE d CO.,
ueClU-I Agents.
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For Sale.

INTENDING TO REMOVE OUR MA.
i chinery below. we offer for sale the I've.
story building, with four lots attached, now
occupied by us. Terms worry reasonable.
NORWAY IkON MFG CO.,
febl0-tE Cor, 4Lh and CLAW ste
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-25

TnR CAp1rAL.-rhe Senate bill to
slocate the Capital at Buckhannon, is
made the order in that body for to-day
The bill is still on its second reading.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-25
Franklin Insurance COnDalV,
OF wEJRETTNF4


Directors
- SAM \, MCCLELLAN, GEoRGE MESDE1.
g. ". kRANzHEIM, ]. N. VANCE,
% -. H1Obha' MICHAEL REILLEY,
rms company now having been Organized
nye years, and In that time done n Success
III business, i Sill prepared to take risks at
lalr rates on Buildings ofRll kinds Merchans
use, manufacturing Establishments. EnP-
nlIuIe, Steam Boats and carRoes on the Was-
teIn ItINeIS and Lakes. This company Of
teIs Su pefior Inducements to Farmers, wbere-
by they San be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
hLu1e, Barns, and contents for or S Years at
TeEGe 60 rates. This being state company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus of any companv In,tbs
State, ana composed of some ninety fi1nT
stocR hoiderS, most OF whom are amOn, 0nr
pest business men, recommends itself 10 the
IaEoTaDIe consideration of the insurinS
Public and soliclts their patronage. Apple
Sntions Tor insurance will ne PROMPTLY atfen.
oeu 70 at Iheir Office, No. % MonIoe street 'Or
S 81 tler keveral agencies throughout the
MACARTHUR, secrefarv
San SSAM'h MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
9. n. COEN, Asst Sec'y.
febl9.d&W
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To Quit Business at Retail
Dissolution

THE FIRM OF CAMPBELL, FREW
u Co., editors and proprietors Of the IN.
LELLlGENSER, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. Campbell having
sold his interest to the other partners. Per-
sons having claims against the late firm are
requested TO present them for payment and
Lnose knowing themselves indebted viii
please make settlement.
A. W. CAMPBELL.
JOHN FREW.
l.. A. HAGANS.
WHEELING, Feb. Is, 1855.
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ulHE UNDERSIGNED. LATE p.pr
L ncI in The firm OF CampGell. Frew 4 ~
hereby authorizes their successors MesSTS
rev, daEHns q Hall to settle ali the nc.
counts OF the late firm. az
WHEELING. Feb. Is. ISRS'. N1A :" NehL.
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nIInoin Henrn Frnrn

Mr.. Ingersoll of Illinois presented
the following telegram in the House of
Representatives, Saturday evening:
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New Stable.

TT IS VEIL EVERYBODY sHouLD
know that in connection with the Giant
House. Wheeling, w. Va, Messrs. Lewis &
Woodmansee have erected one of the largest
ana nneSt boarding and Sale Stables In the
" est, and that 1t Is now ready to accommo-
date all that may call with u.s. decI8-tf
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Guardianship

Copartnershlp.
TTIHE UNDERSIGNED, LATE PART
ners in the firm OF Campbell, Frew & Co.
haXing purchased the interest OF air, Camne
Dell IN the 1STFLLIGESCER,h have this tIhv
associated themselves tOgeI her for the puf.
pose o. carrying on the Newspaper and
general JOB Printing business under the
style OF FREW, H CANS q HALL. THE I'M az
ness OF the late firm will be closed nv the
subscribers who alone are ouih0riSsd 10
make such settlement. W
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aJetv advertisements
Notice.

NOL1C0.
TIHE CORDWAlNERS' ASSOCIATION
take this occasion TO inform the public
that they recommend the following employ :
eEs to the public for their patronage. with the
assurance that they employ the best working.
any manufacturer In the city IL able TO DO.
EMPLoYERs-JRcob Landfeld, Clemens
By request Of the CordwaIners' Association,
feb75.3t" MEMS BRANCH.
Leaf Tobacco for Sale.
nENRY eEAMoN, DEALER IN ALL
IL kinds of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
No. 81, Water street. has on hand a large lot
OF prime
KENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO
which he offers to the trade at fair prices.
feb25-1wS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
NEW-JERSEY.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS NOMINATIONS - CAMDEN
AND AMBOY AT WORK.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS NOMINATIONS - CAMDEN
AND AMBOY AT WORK.
TRENTON, Feb. G.-Wm. Il. McMichael, has
received the nomination for State The result
has given great dissatisfaction to the better De-
mOcracy and it is not certain that the Senate VIII con
sent to go into joint meeting with the slate as 1t now
stands II was intended to have the joint meeting next
Tuesday or Thursday at furhest but with the present
condition OF things it is by means certain The nom
nation Mr. Walker State Prison Keeper is tail to
the kite and adds TO the dissatisfaction SO great
the commoton IN the that all efforts to nom
other officers failed, and the caucus adjourned The
members not the ring Justly complain that, contrary
TO all precedent the caucus has been held before the joint
meeting has been ordered Hitherto the has been
held the night before joint meeting but this year 1t was
held MS soon as the lords Of NewJesey ready Tho
members consider themselves bound by the names pre-
sented but say they were bound TO 60 into joint
meeting which had not yet been ordered There Is
trouble ahead among the New-Jersey Democracy. The
nomination for Governor is somewhat mixed mp IN the
OF the Wednesday night so FAR rs one
judge from the result Senator Rollins OF MddeseN
WILDE the next Gubernatoa candidate OF the Democracy
of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
OPENING OF THE PEMBERTON AND Nights
TOWN RAILROAD.

The formal opening of the Pemberton ana
TIlrhtstown Railroad Of NewJcrsey took place yester
day Both Houses OF the Legislature, officers OF other
rroad companies and number OF ladies' participates
IN the ceremonies This road with its connections Wi
constitute a new through route between PMladeIpha
and Ncw-YOrk Commencing at Camden, u passes
Through MOercstOwn. HalnespOrt, MI HOIy fSuDerIoH
Nev-Egypt and other thriving towns and villages 10
HghtstOwn, where IL connects with the camden ana an
boy road. Tire section Of country through whlch
this new road passes Is among the most lerule
in New Jersey, aud has long needed ran
road facilities by which it's products could be forwarded
TO the great markets. without the necessity OF the Trans
pOTiatiOD Of miles common country roads rOad
to accommodate this section has been asked Tor Tor many
years: indeed IL the original understanding that
lhe Camden Amboy road should be built on nearly
The same route with the PembertOn and HlghtstOwH
with branch BOrdentown, but the advantages pre-
by the route adopted TOO great 10 permit the
esonOf anyoherin that day Of the infancy OF railroad
ENTERPRISE and for many years the most fertile sections
Burlington, Ocean and Monmouth Counties were al
destitute OF the OF transporting their pro
ducts market they before any railroads were
built The conversion Of the country roads into good
furupikes mtgated the evil and the construction Of
Of the Camden and Anboy TO Mount Holly and
somr measure these districts, hut very imperfectly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
ORITIrARY.

The Hon. Arson Herrick, editor and Broprle-
tor of The Ner York Aas died at his residence IN TINS
ctv Yesterday after short Illness at the OF &c. lie
was native OF Lewiston, Maine, aud printer by trade
He came in 1896, and after working two years
a. a iOurneyman printer started III company with Jesse
Fell The Nep York Atlas. Mr. John T. Ropes now com
positor on THE TRIBUNE, took the place OF Eel IN
tle propreorshp of The Atlas and the success OF the
enterprise was forthwith assured The ANs has OF late
years sunk almost from public view Mr. Herck was IN
early life an ardent antiMasOn and his debut IN this city
was owing TO a difficulty arising from the strenuous ad
vOcacy of his views Masonry III journal that he pub
lished in WIscasset, Maine, which difficulty compelled
hn ~ his departure from that place between Two
DAYS" Early in his MI. Herrlck became
an active Democratic "leader" and was elected Alder
man in 1853. Mr. buchanan appointed MI. HerriSh
Naval Btorekeeper after he had riyen III vain for the
surveyorshp OF the Port In 1862 he was elected TO Con
gress defeating the Hon Abram WakenaD the present
SnrveyOr The funeral viii take place Sunday, at
O'Clock D. No. from Mr. Herrcks late residence IN Le1ng
ton-ave.
Major John A. Winner, Superintendent and
Military stOrekeeper at BrOad-st. Arsenal. Piiadc pli
died in that city yesterday morning He was :" secie
tary the Committee OF Councils Tor the Defense ana
Protection of the City, since its organization,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS

Br rEI sGRAPn
BosroN. Feb. G.-The second days proceed
ings OF the National Commercial Convention was opened
to-day with prayer by the Rev DR. Robons President
Der from each Of the 81 delegations we're appointed 10
ment OF Grain; Transportation Foreign Commerce; Ma,
tonal Chamber Of Commerce. Taxation Agricultural hh9
Manufacturing Interests. Mr. Wethernel OF Philade-
mia offered resolutions instrucng the Committee on
hgrcuure and Manufactures to consider the subject OF
rng the importance Of such reduction which
was adopted Mr. Benno OF Pittsburgh onered the ioI
lowing which was referred to the Committee on Cur
R, ysg III. pros,b. reduction 4 the premium o.
reduction Of the duties foreign production 70 es h,n he
duties foreign productions shall be augmented pl Pa''1 Win H'
long communication on the subject OF storm signals
was received from A BasChe OF Washington, which WAS
referred to the Committee on noregh ComieICe o.o,
tOn That the Convention recommend TO congress ths
adoption OF free banking law the circulation TO be based
on the national securities and the number OF banks ana
the amount Of banking capital to be regulated Dy te ma
tonal law Of supply and demand the details 10 Ne Tue
provemens experience may suggest Referred 10 'he
MIR r. b. Ward. of Detroit. offered the following
Ba That the Congress Of lhs gasd states Be AID ssrssy are
In -T made ravabe in god or gold parties thereto,
,ha Be- ible goA according to the Of the
Referred to the Committee on Finance ana currency
The following resolution introduced by Mr. Edward
Atkinson OF Boston, and referred to the Committee on
Ed That revision Of The revenue system .: h e, Usa state,
ar imposed tanf Of duties inpos and
Tat such adjustment should be made for the OF securing the
rg tsd sh the least injury 10 the productive
poser u thepe0pie.
Rd That adjustment o. the tS all private special
eron avoided and the only object aimed should be The
public good , q,
The name OF the Committee on Currency was changed
90 that II should read the Committee on Finance ana
Currency. The Of the Committee on Measurement
Of Grain changed 50 to read the Committee on
Weights and Measures.
The consent OF the Convention given that speech
prepared by Gen Wabrdge should DO printed IN the re
cords OF the meeting Communications were receiVsu
from both branches OF the General Court inviting the
Convention 10 visit the State House. Accepted: Tie
Convention adjourn 20 10 o'clock tomorrow. the pau
quet m Music Ia in the evening very enjoyable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


n rKiBCNx
Feb Flour ourt Wheat-Saes Of No Red Wabash
Spring ~ 20 Corn advanced &C. sales oNo at BSe
Tor Apr AZ steady: sies Of No at 6t Rye quiet Dressed
Ioes dull anddro R.ceipts-2S.0 900 hush. Corn
Francisco Feb. 6Flour-Ers T8 % Supernne, ~ 90
Wheat good to choice Shipping Legal Tenders ~
wheat unsettled sales at SsOlGs2O the close held 81 OF
No
Of d{, sales Oh almost nominal al Bale Oats 6ner
bat less active Rye quiet at ~ STA 80 Tor No Barley
perkd Prime Mess steady arm
prm. steam at lJc bid Bulk Meats
Shoulders held Ole bid LOOSE Cumhernis. 9c
sLo Rib Mdi l1c. Hans steady l2ic for CITY aud lc
advanced 80 20G 30 dividing b.
ami huo,nt SO $685. Catte-Good 10 choice
steer. Is moderately active grades
Rer-4 bhs Flour. II 900 bush Wheat bush Corn
flour bush whess ESQ bush Corn 1000 Dressed Hogs 400
cSriss.r Feb 6.-Four unchanged With moderate demind
quiet and unehsngei Corn hm with good demand Ear 800
Tar No. and frner nj and
demand 20 VI 90 Cotton good demand advance Of &C.
Ming lI.c Mess Pork dull and nominal S2l 1882 for New
Lard good demAsd sellers sales go
a. O he. New led 1r Bacon in moderate demand at p
9c shoulders ie for SIDES ia c for Clear Rib aud Clear Sides
Gold ~, bayi9g.
ST Lorls Feb 6obaco fair i.mand prices Cotton ,d
vsueiug aud doing Kidding .c Four ans nru ani I'M
dfmer bot unchanged Oats AID higher baA o.
White 70 0l% Barley Rye du aud lover ~ 81 %
PRIME Provisions hut Baon-Ceal hio sides ille'i
sugasei Hans c Lard STEADY Choice SeaBA Aecepts-
$50 lola Flour 22o0 bush. Cora .
MwlrKES th 6Poar dali nomnaly unchanged; Fsyorte
Spring Btifss f0N tiO 50 sdTahux No l. ~ VA No
~ l oais are timer 5ac for No Corn hTm &c der New
Sheliri Rye lrm - g. Rec,ps0 bills Flour isool ousn
Wheat EMO 5usa oss Shp~ents-iVo b6l' Fouf Lo bush
Wheits t.
LOufI-Ls Psb GTobsso saes W lads F0ur-saV'ass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
THE HEBREW CHARITY BALL.

The Academy of Music last evening resem-
Died Anadins Palace a fee day. The gorgeous chan
.deiier threw food Of efugence upon brilliant array
f fas,ou and beauty The glossy eurls sparkling black
syes rich. tropical compex0ns, ehaIacterlzng the
rDsw type Of female beauty. were IN the ascendant
and these features, together with prOusOn OF JcWes
psrty hidden in rich silks and laces, lent peculiar
Charm and brilliancy 60 the entertainment AS uies
nan IL was undoubtedly one Of the finest oi
the season In point Of numbers, however u
vas lar behind the balls OF the Fire Depart
nent and the Americas Club Many OF the distinguished
gentlemen composing the Committee were absent ana
-Tbe inference is drawn that the once famous hebrew
charity balls losing their popular features Popular
taste demand masquerade and fancydress Dal
THESE entertainments have been very well patrOnlleu
during present season while on the contrary nTa
,ecniarily with hut poor success. The entertainment
last evening made up in brancy for what II lacked IN
MONT % numbers. Among those present were mayor
Holman and Judge BOswOrth The music furnished by
.<,rtIuias Seventh Regiment Band was excellent ana
and evidently had exhlarating effect upon me dahe
eis Nearly every person present danced ana danced
well VALUES. mazOurkas, schottshcs Vafso'lennes,
The morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
THE FRANKFORT RIOT AND MURDER
III. IL lIora

NN~e''-'
SIR: of the case of lynch-aw and execution
which occurred in Frankfort the night OF the 2sth ut
propose 10 relate the circumstances as they came 10 the
understanding Of present. but having nothing 70 30
with the matter. have no interest or sympathy VIII
any person convicted except such as IS prompted " h
manly. law, ana the good name Of the connlOhWeat1
hope the statements here made VIII not De censu DIS
being pGtc. since the proceedings IN TINS ce h@
been pushed violently beyond the law ana OUT OF rcdh
OF legal investigation at least so far as the victim IS con-
cerucG and, not only other statements nave Dtth
publ. shed which obnoxious to such an objection.
The OF the alleged attempted rape and murCtr Is
on bare steep hillside above the railroad tunnel, along
which passes a footpath toward the Cemetery
Below and parallel TO this path. is the railroad on the
OF which man at work not far off, still below
AZ the bank. within stones throw, several coal
which were unloading; the opposite side OF
the river. speaking distance, houses occupied Al
the SPOT and for some distance either way there IS not
obstruction 20 the view. The occurrence was short
time after O'Clock In the evening. The man on the rail
track bad noticed the rl PASSING he looked again and
missed her nor had there been time for her 70 pass out OF
his Wow. lie surprised aud, looking about, dsco'
cred her the track the tunnel, where she had
fallen one hardly imagine nend SO reckless as TO
attempt in daylight. criminal conduct, even without OPP
ppsio such place exposed To the view ana nearing
many parties; AMI that hOrrd struggle could then
and there have ranspiIcd without notice Is strange III
deed
Bng unless Il were by the sternest demands Of justice.
feelings would not allow 10 dparage the poor grs ac
IL her ptabc condition. il seelns almost sacrili
Ous 10 question But these reflections arise
Why rid and careful Investigations, such rs law ana
Impartial justice alone car secure, should be had
stances.
When consciousness returned 10 the unfortunate girl
'ene uHags ana named boy who haF perpetrated the
CRIME THIS boy had been FORMERLY known to her and
MHn Drought before her she SAID he was the criminal
1or sors ay she Is not yet three days later, al all
me negro was lodged in Jail short time after dark
a'u, ~ -nos.y appeared at the jail ana ne
batter down the dOOrs and walls They about two
-1~fs "es1ns W. curing which time the heavy blows OF