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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-25
PETROLEO-CALCTUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" provements OF the age Is the process Of
Gas Company, OF Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents OF Dr.. j. IA. Connely, nom an al
most val1eless product OF Petroleum on
or lime and coal, so simple that two
thousand feet OF Gas may be made by
any fRrm hand or stable boy OF ordinary In
thoroughly tested upon such scale, at the
Mcclure House In Wheeling, and At the
The same city, as To fx the certainty OF It's Rf-
fordinR entirely satisfactory results In the
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
TO PIIrute ReSideHoes, Senitno5ies, HoteLI, F1e-
tories and CItieG. 1t Is superior 10 any Gas
now in use, not only as 10 the safety, SIM
plicity, pTactlcability and great cheapneSs of
manufacture, but for its superior brilltRncy,
son influence upon the sight, and freedom
from the SulphurOuS Odors common TO Gas
These facts the officers OF the company
will take pleasure In demonstrating TO those
The company Will sell rights TO mauufacture
in Towns, Counties, Districts or States, and
direct attention TO the following
TESTIbIONIA
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. Q, 1867.
7bthe President Of the Petroleo- Calcium Gas Go
SIEVE have thoroughly and carefully
investigated the construction and workings
cording 70 your company's patents, and the
combinations OF materials used, as now
working upon the McLure House In this
city, and country residence Of j. P. Gilchrtst,
Esq, near this city. For simplicity, dura-
bility, economy and safety, we consider II
superior to any other method OF manufac-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. We
cheerfully recommend It's adoption by all
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully,
-. SWEENEY,
Mdy0T Of WlIeeifnO.
w. W. MILLER & c.,
Union foundry and Engine Works.
WM. HARE,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
W.T.. GOODWIN q Co.
PSOprietOTS McLtfre House.
SWEENEY & Co.,
AiuchitiSlS and Engine BtfiderS
WIN. a. TURNER,
JelpelleT aud Wdtch AdksT.
WM. ID. TERRY,
General r. Il. Ticket A0eTt.
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor McLLre HOUSE SIl0Oll.
And refer by special permission to
JAS. n. OHRISTY, ESQ,
Piisbtggh, Pa, formerly Treasure CIty Gas O..
3. d. GoL.DTHARP, ESQ,
Gas Engineer, PittS6tTUh, IA.
PETRoLEo-CALCIUM GAS co,
aug7-eOwIy Wheeling, W. Va.
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WHEELING. WEST VA. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 1868

thunder storm of unusual violence,
which knocked people down in the
streets, melted the meat-hooks in the
market-house, twisted the lightning
rod off church, and removed an old
lady's spectacles from her nose-all
without seriously iniuring anybody.
A large stone, weighing thirty-six
pounds, and of a variety unknown,
fell in one OF the markets during the
storm. 1t Is supposed to be of meteoric
origin.
George Benson died recently in
Somerset county, Maryland, from eat
ing a chicken which had died of the
disease known as "chicken cholera"
Massachusetts has borrowed s., ,OOO,-
600 for twenty years. at four per cent.
Barring Brothers, of London, negotiated
the loan.
The Alabama Republican nomi-
mates for President Salmon P. Chase,
for Vice President Richard Busted.
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NEW YORK.
OutraEe on a Roy.


New YORK. April 24.-Anna Camp
bell, one of the matrous of the .Cum-
beriand Street Brooklyn Orphan Asy-
lum, was required 10 give bail OF 81 600
yesterday, before Justice Buckley to
answer the charge of inhumanity and
the maltreatiug of an orphan boy by
pouring muriatic acid on his person.
She implicated DIR. Hyde and Miss
Jane Davis, another matron, and war
rants were issued for their arrest.
A dwelling house on Sith street last
night was severely shattered and do
mestic fatally injured by the explosion
of gas caused by leaky pipes.
The report OF the burning of large
watch factory yesterday, near Hudson,
New York, was occasioned by the
burning OF dead grass.
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WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April "a The money
resulting from the sale of the Elegee
cotton, which has been in suit in the
Supreme Court, over which that Court
has decided 1t has no Jurisdiction, has
been ordered by the Secretary OF the
Treasury to be paid into the Treasury.
The interest on the bonds resulting
from the sale amounts to SIS, 200 in
gold, which, together with the princi-
pal, the Secretary has ordered to be de-
posted in the Treasury. Parties claim
ing to own the deported cotton intend
applying to the Court of Claims for re-
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Closed at I5y1saI5yA.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Irregular !;
Henry Clews & Co. furnish the annexed
$50 quotations: Coupons 's1, 1131<; do
'62, II15<a111X; do '64, u01<; do 565,
11ONal1O9<; 1910 coupons, 1023<a1021S:
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PAXTON & oaLEBAY
Wholesale Gr0cers
NO. 81 MAIN ST..
WHEELING, w. VA.

NO. 81 MAIN ST..
WHEELING, w. va.
"AVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
sale at lowest market rates, viz:
80 Bags Rio Conee.
Teas.
20 Half Chests Black Tea
% Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. TobaccoS.
10 Butts and Caddies Black los do
100 Caddies Black rs and Navy do
20 KeRH twist do
100 Bbis Refined Sugar.
80 HhdE p. r. and Cuba SugaTE.
IS Bbl8 prime moIaESes.
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden~
ware, Spices, N. O. Tar, Conc. Lye, Madder,
Copperas, Alum, LoRWood, Newcastle Bi
Carb Soda, Cot'n Yarns, Batting, Fps Salts,
salts chocolate, Cream Tartar, Vinegar,
Cheese, Shot and Lead, Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept in n Wholesale
We Solicit an examination or our stock
from any one wanting anything in our line.
Sep30
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THE Republicans at WashingLon
construe the closing sentences of Judge
Nelson's speech into a discrimination
~, the mart of the Presidents counsel
20 Look to the Chief Justice for some
Very important rulings on the law OF
;n,naachrnent There was something
in The speech squirting that way
Mobile was visited on Sunday by q
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nARKETs BY TELEaKArn.
NEW YORK. April "a. 1868.
RRauLAR REPORT.

REGULAR hhfOhIs
CoTToN-Fully 1zc better with fair
business; sales $500 bales S21zc Tor
middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and heavy for
low grades; and very firm for medium
and good grades.
GRAIN-wheat-Quiet and very firm
at 81 5Oa2 81 for No. 2; and g 6Oa2 63
for No. 1, spring. Rye-VeTy firm at
50 O5a2 OS for western, to arrive; and
50 2Oa2 25 ON spot. Oats-Quiet at $50
for western in store. Corn-DuIl at
81 l4al Tx for new mixed western
afioat; and 81 17a1 171E for old do In
store.
PROVISIONS firm; sales
1000 bbls new mess at IS 25a2s S7z
buyer, May. Beef-Steady with fair
demand. Cut Meats-Yery firm with
good inquiry. Bacon-Quiet without
decided change.
LARD-Firm at 1s2zs1s7<c for fair TO
prime steam and kettle rendered.
Eaes-In fair demand at 22a24.
a 51L DRY GOODS.
The market is decidedly more active
and firmer under the further rise in
heavy brown sheetings offering
at l7<alsc have been bought up
or Withdrawn from sale. Goods
like Broadway sheetings now
bring 161<c, and Laconia b 161<cs
while Bedford r Is steady at 10H.
The whole tone of the market is toward
a rise, much against the Will OF joD-
bers, whose stocks have run down.
Cottonades Of good makes have been
active at 40c, and holders now ask an
advance of25< cents. Colored cottons
of various makes are selling at prices
below cost, and while the western trade
are waiting for goods to decline the
prospects is that they will advance.
The print market is firm, and no one
contemplates reducing prices; Amerl-
can command Ike, Amoskeag 14c,
Oriental II, Spragues 141<, Merrimack
d AK, do WJ 151za16c for fancies, pinks
and purples.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Lower; opened at 139X, and
closed at 13oHa13oL.
GOVERNMENT STocKs - Irregular
Henry CIeWs & Co. furnish the annexed
$50 quotations: Coupons 'S1, 1131<; do
'62, IlI5<a111IS; do '64, 1101<; do S65,
1l0xal1O3<; 1910 coupons, 1027<a1025S;
1905 1071S.
CLOSING PRIoES-5-SO P. n.
srocKs-PacIhc Mail 90; Atlantic
Mail 3Oas3: Western Union Telegraph
81; New York Central 1241Sa1241<: Erie
7O5<s7o5<i Hudson 1S5R136; Harlem I'D;
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RIver and Menther

c1Nc,sNATI, April o4.-weather clear.
Thermometer 62e.
PITTsBURG, April 24.-Riyer feet 8
inches by the pier marks, and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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Every Kind of wheeled Vehicle.

DESPECTF IEFORA THE
III friends and patrons OF the late arm OF
Busby, Little q Co., and the public Een6r-
ally, that they have purchased the Ma
chinery, Tools. and a large stock OF Lumber
from said Busby, Little q Co., for the puTpoSo
of conducting tho manufacture OF Wagons
and Carriages OF every description. Having
ample facilities, We are now turning out
Wagons with Wood and Iron AIlatre09 and
Thtmble Skeans OF the latest and most I'm
proved pattern, being furnished with tbs
valuable improved Patent Washer We also
keep on hands Hubs. mnTttBed and unmoT-
tiBed, fer Wagon Makers
We would especially call the attention OF
the public 10 onr dne light new style BuRRies
and Carriage work, which Is not surpassed
by any builder in the country for style, work
manship and dnish. Having the old mem
bers OF the nrm Of Busby & Little connected
with Us. and other experienced workman In
the trade, We intend not only to keep th6
reputation Of the old arm for good WORK, but
shall spare no pains to have our work equal,
II not superior 70 any in the country, and Al
the lowest prices. We have q fine stock Of
Buggies and Carriages belonging 70 the old
nrm thatWe intend closing out at reduced
rates.
We will give partisular attention to repair
ing. All the work turned out at our estRb-
IAhment ts fully warranted to purchasers
ONCE and sales room one door above Gus
tom House, Market street.
WHEELING WAGON & CARRIAGE CO
marl3 Wheeling, West Va
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CLOSING PRIoEs-5-So P. n.

srocKs-PacIhc Mail e3; Atlantic
Mail s0as3: Western Union Telegraph
81: New York Central 1241<aI241<: Erie
70sfs7oHi Hudson 1S5R136; Harlem 120;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-09

al large Banbsns Of the Liable % lie drafted into
the zro- are eDdezvorznz 20 leaTe Bet they are IN
abe 10 III - vit5Out passports, which are refused
4 lev exploring eIp-It5on 70 the North Pcle =
bang E-I=l cQf II F=nee II L 70 raIs-SOos ~
HO81alg, All prS--i North wa Bheriny sl1s-- IL
Ill probably nOt leave here ti next year, CT re
shouii have kenI sOzDetting Il Il b~fOFs This
Bzk tie IDABo 1Bd Dc MUzEAE leave toby FIR
san FzBeieo. With fun fTsshis and large Lists Il
pa=s@Bger, shseh All be found uD.Lr their ApPr-
p-=ie Bsdz We boPe 10th ve%s I'll bring back
a. least as many a. they take Of
Tie nal BY the IDAHo I'll eIose ~ 2 p NJ Per-
Sos wishing TO send " The oi fylks :; home" a fsIl
z5eo1nt q The recent s1ptOn AMI The -o1onpany sin-
g1hr PLso0Dena, eanDOs d. better TIA 70 procure
oopss q tO-ay's papsr. Eheh eaE te Obtais-i ~
lie ooantsE II ~-Yper-
We Would eIl s;tsadOa TO the table giving the
eor-ect Ia-it0n Il Islands ami rsfs northwest a this
grCGP- L. has b@es prepared by Capt Daniel Smith,
.Di the dat. Ray be rdiel q Is the met eoret
paNa-Lsl
Oar rs.5rs -LoulI nj forge. in the mids; OF the
sIefeHssHt q S;eaH1 day, that = concert fr the re-
Bef q the -1Eerers ~ the r~7-ni e-l-Iaitis in Kan.
b= gwen this evening ~ tie kaEsi-hao Church,
uLIer the psirCnsge q IL. Ms-;y. LIT every O1e
generously Contribute hs mite On the occasion
The next 1rsi-n nal Ray be ISoEel fr ~ the
chip WILLIAM WILCOX gBlsr charter 10 kad
81 Baker. LslaBd She ~OGd leave san Francisco
n tie 1t or ID Of Nay. znd wall Be due here he
tseea tie l5ih and 2Jth inst
3! the tHg CLIO, = mall al Le dispatched FOR
leaving probably IN Monday next.
By the tao veSel- JeEying today. about sixty per-
.gas take passage The outward tide seems 10 aoS
ltEon get
In steamer KIL.rE. VII uoi leave again Cor Haw-
~ I'll Muddy May IS;h-
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY l.. MAY g..
New. nl the A~rnn

Win her usual promptness the mail steamer IDamo
auiyei on MOndAy morning, having been signalled
at ] O'Clock, and reaching her wharf at S:l5. She
male the passage in nine days and fcsafy iuo hours,
with pleasant weather throughout and moderate
trades Passengers state that the trip down was a
continued pleasure excursion, there being no wind to
speak Of. and no rolling Of the ship, while the ACCOM-
molations, fare and attentions Of the officers we're all
that could be wished for.
The news BY the mail i late and interesting, though
not specially important. New York papers Of April
LIST were delivered here in 80 days from date, and
San Francisco dailies Of the 2ith-only 10 days old.
This ought to satisfy the ambition Of the fastest OF
young Hawaiians. until the time when n telegraph
connects u with all the outside world.
The impeachment trial was dragging its slow length
through the Court at Washington. and promised to be
closed about the first Of May. The general expecta-
ton - that the President will be convicted Of having
been guilty Of misiemean0rs, though this cannot be
inferred from any action or voting in the Court dur
ing the trial.
The English news i unusually interesting, A. IL
records the defeat Of the DI-EAELI Ministry On the
Irish Reform ball by the large majority ofGOin a full
house Of 600 members Ia i inferred that the minis
try will resign. though this is no; certain. The
popular sympathy Is strongly Ia favor Of Disraeli,
who Il most emphatieAlly n man of the people. one
who has risen by his own unaidel eIOrts from the
lowest ranks AMI from an ostaeizsi elass, to lie the
leader Of the great conservative party Of England.
His sympathies are strongly with the people and in
favor of the enlargement 81 popular Liberties but in
this great question u Irish reform. he has probably
allowed himself 10 he Overrulei by his eampeers.
The people viii regret % see him Displaced frUm the
Premiership, even though he to reinstaie GLADSTONE,
who 10 hardly les IN sympathy with the people anil
with the Irish RsfDrm movement.
Much aueasine-. j. sail ." exist in France recarI-
ing the new military system. which has lately Lccome
n law. II woubI aPF-lr that there - almost y panic.
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s.x.I-Ts< Uas.ei stzses sap LaekaSs~s4, :
xans, Cax VIZ. E~yss@is, IN tAs pT-1 ss1s-
dsy .Loat nooa FIR s@a Fn1-so- TEs sS ARMED
he~s .Ezt sasen rscnti. sso, All "a. sp>zf H1~s
4 .be TIM IN per-, hzsizz ta oSA >1sA s@<T
e~x eEIy. Dsrnz bsr stzy b@rs, i . sss4EA.ed
~ 4yoar-sI :. kess s2DDD0. Darty a. ss~@
snsOaEr Eszf Int eiruststS1- t1PA E3E%9s AL
oez<z. have e1dx<d tbsnzs@sss % ~ - SO TIE
esteem ard rezeet q TIE S~agE rszsASEs. rks@
have b4H 1kbozls4gsi IN ! very 5sssersng t-SaE~-
nal szDei by several haDdrsi E~rso4. Pa@S
dinner VA t1sBersd 70 TIE c.y-4s. By LIS eD-ztry-
nen, bit "a declined sr -ssi Il tn=
- On TaesdAy ~ L. :. St~z9sr -140Azs, Capt
Simpson. arrived froE san FrzBes-eS, 20 relieve
the Laek711aE7sa- She l. "a iron -doabIe~BderH 81
about 4 thousand tons register. bsIit With t~o
boxs: TIA. /. Der bow and stern are alike. - f5zs-
by shifting her radder to either end. sb= can steza
either way. Sse was bull; solely fsr river service
SO that she can steam up or down stream. with
out having 10 turn around She l. not properly
speaking a eAeoisg vessel, and has been sea, o.;
to the Pacific solely On trial. Thu. far sbe has
proved herself all that has been expected-fast safe
and comfortable. She carries ten guns and 4 com
plement of - men A list Of her o&6c-r, Will be
found in the letter of our San Francisco CORES
pondent
On Thursday, Her Britannic Majesty steam
corvette Reindeer. Commander Z Mares. arrived
from Eqaimault. Vaneouveris Island. nin-teea DAYS
passage. She is of 955 tons burthen. seven gnI,s,
200 horsepower. and l15 men She reports thai
the Cdasleon left on the 9th of April. for Panama
The following is a list of her officers:
CanuGaSsr-Edgard NSres
LisEIsnaRts-wllsm H. e 81 Clair, Albert J. ORorte-
Nacs9afiHg observation-disclosures WotiOa-
S.ryeoa-James e. EasicusI
Pa ~Hasfer-Chzrte BsrrL
Ckief EngfRser-JOhn p Alien
Assistant SHrgeos-EGwAni Damn. " ID.
SAB Observation-Disclosures J. Wngfelf, AHeyne p Pascor,
Count p C Netza-
Ez0laee-s-ThomAs Scott, John Leesao-
4ssisfgzf ERg1n eer-Ehvzh THICKER.
Ni1sAisner-ChSrk$ w Last Thomas F. Thomas. D. z
b. Heoderoa. l. C Stuart
CfsFE-ArthurT T. Cl2Sdon-
GsaEer-WiiSa Bockh1n-
Cs-penfsr-JouSthaa May
zcsiag Bo9fsnaiE-Fnncss BroadEaead-
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n GKEAr IEoN-CLAn-Prussia, according IN the
London Tuaes. has now got the most formidable
iron clad in the worid-s feet in herself The HIaq
WNbgm was built in the Thames for the Sultan.
but as the Commander Of the Faithful ~ermed
averse IN parting with his ~piastrrs. sbe was Offered
to the British Government by her builders. While
the LORDS OF the Admiralty were in turn calculating
Der dimensions In terms Of yards Of red TAPE.
Count Btsmarck stepped in and bought her over
thstr heads She CARRIES eight inches of iron and
Ten OF teak backing. while the disposition Of The
coal IN bu1kers on either side still further protects
the vital parts Of the machinery. Her armament
consists OF twenty-six 800 pounders. aud she j. ex-
pected to make fourteen knots an hour. The TTBsex
asserts that no British vessel ahost would have a
chance with her. and IN naval tactics nowadays In
d~ivbluai strength ~ supremc-if the Hing WHirnl
csuId sink the Warrior singIe-hansled without sus-
tanning injpry<hen SIN Warriors woaId be- OF little
more avail
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The INSANE AsYLrN-The report reaches US from
several sources that there hrs been severe punish
ment OF the patients. drngging with narcotics, &c.
practiced in this institution. The reports are traced
10 two natives who have been lately discharged
from tie employ of the Oyerseer. On inquiry, We
are informed by Mr.. Davidson. the manager. that
there has been no punishment inflicted except when
Ragsdale attacked him with ! weapon, threatening
his life. when. in self-deiense. he used a whip in his
hand. Ragsdale had previously been allowed full
liberty, but has since been kept confined in a we'll
furnished room. When the representatives visited
the Asylum. be was allowed 10 meet them. and after
showing them politely all over the premises. as they
were about leaving. be attacked the manager and
bit 4 piece Of flesh out of his arm. threatening to
kill both him and the physician. When the consta-
bic interiered, the representatives forbade him. and
told him to let Ragsdale alone and see what be
would do. Mr.. Davidson thinks he is not insane,
and that he las no business IN the Asylum. but
more properly belongs in the chain gang. If so,
the confinement Of this unfortunate in an Insane
Asylum il a mistake, and on sht not TO be al
lowed. -
ES- The annual examination Of tLe Lahainaluna
Seminary took place on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday of this week.
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JAPANESE ysnoRs-By the IDAHo there arrived
several japanese gentlemen. who visit these islands
partly for pleasure and partly in an official capacity.
Their mission is to gather information relating TO the
i<aands. their people, the system oflabor, plantations,
&c, on which subjects they will probably report to
the japanese Government Among the company IL
DR. Sekido, who Is accompanied by his servant and
Tegero rs interpreter The latter was here \ few
moaths ago, and IS already acquainted with some Of
our citizers. They expect 10 visit all the islands. and
We bezpeak for them the kind attention OF foreign
Residents. Two Of the party speak English toIerably
we'll On Dr. SskiIo's report to his government will
depend, in y great measure. the success u the propo<-
ed plan u Introducing laborers from Japan Should
the japanese Government scceie to IL. thousands will
be 6und ready 10 embark for these islands
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u have at yet Et ~safse=af data q e-tSrHIiI> D-hvsiy oa
tn abDys- L. ssase - bDks ! aD1 -zpp@zrzEz q hnA "
While In tbSr virfnty@f-caly viii Dzr tb- c..tsa A.
.gned o Bsrthyk-3-w Isknd-
POSITIONS OF fGIAsD@. SOCKS AND sHoALs-sosEo or THEz
yEEs IsSEzsEcTLS sscEETAGsED-yEoz
l-r COIsC WESTWARD
The N&rsLzi- Gilbert AID Car n Erugps, and th- Mzrisra
81 ISdrze Istalts y. nj tsE-, m yet-~I! GFu 4DoftI IsL
Omitt-1 m abTs-kn~ustsrn Rocs. lat z- - Da4th,
kGx- 49, 81 N-L-A1thDnty, Admiral En1S-nst-m-