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M ISIS hAVENS's ENGLISH and FRENCH
w BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No. 27l
AadsonTe will be Teopened on MONDAY 10 Miss Ilsyeps
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MISS BEANS English and French Boarding
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MADAM G. MEARS,

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SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, on MONDAY
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MRS, SYLyANuS REEDS French and En-
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yVRANCO AMERICANA INSTITUTE FOR
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Ia sent IS q, No ST. 4 end 90 Ftbc. and Sept 90 aie
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and Prepaaory Schools viii be earned also h.th p.uts
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TIE TRIBUNE. 6sv.Yorb.
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bPAKR.
Connection Between the ReVOltS In
Spain and Cuba.
ROInrorcementS for Cuba.
RIgOr Towards the Defeated Rebels
PFIm Declares for Monarchy.
MAnpTn 0Ot 01

RIgOr Towards the Defeated Rebels =.
PrIm Declares for Monarchy.
MADRID, Oct. 81.
II is reported that Capt. General De
Rodas has informed the Home Gov
ernment that the rebels In Cuba have
all along had active relations with the
Repu blican Insurgents in Spain, and
that arrangements have been made
between them for mutual encourage
ment and assistance.
Relnforoements for CnbH, to the mum.
Der Of 5000 men, sailed yesterday for
Havana. Additional troops will be
sent early In November.
The defeat Of the Republicans here
places large number Of men at the
disposal OF the Government, which
proposes to take advantage OF the op.
portunity and act vigorously for the
complete suppression Of the rebellion
In Cuba. All Republican leaders cap.
tured with arms In their hands and at
the head Of bands, are 10 be shot,
Some executions have already taken
place.
The Duke MOnIpensier has interceded
with the Regent for the life Of the lead.
or OF the attempted revolt ut Seville.
In the Cortes to>day, Gen. Prim, re-
ferrlng TO rumors current In regard to
his political faith, declared he was a
monarchist, and ~ such was opposed
TO the establishment Of a republic In
Spain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October 81.
FLoUR-In better demand al 81 5Oa
76 for spring extras.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Qulet, weak and 4
aAc lower; sales No. at 81 031fal O5;
No 2 at 99fcaSl COX; closing at 99AcG
81 90 for No. 2; this afternoon the mar.
ket inactive at 991<c cash and SELLER
October for No. 2. Corn-Quiet and u
ale lower; sales No. 2 at 66]<RG7IIc; re.
jected at 64a65xc; closing Ut 67A67NC
for strictly fresh receipts Of No. 2; this
afternoon the market Inactive ut G7o,
seller October, for No. .. OAts-Dull
and 10 lower; sales No. 2 at 40XA4lC
cash and seller the month; closing vi
40 Ha40Nc cash. Rye-Qulet aud easier;
sales No. / at 77a771Ic; No. 2 at 75A76S<
rejected at 72c; closing dull at IS 10 FOL
No. 2. Barley-More active at 81 14a
l II for No. 2; closing dull RtSl Loaf 16
CATTLE-1n good demand at $4a4 II
for cows; IS 26a7 90 for light to good
1eshy shipping steers.
Hoas-ActlVe, firm and loo higher
SS 6OA0 25 for common and light; 50 4C
40 90 Ior fair to medium; 50 75alO 90 fol
good TO choice; $40 10Rl0 rs for extra.
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
Severe snow stOrm-CrOps-.Conniy
Politics,


PRUNTYTowN, WEST VA,
October 2lst, 1869.
To the Editors OF the Intelligencer:
Our section was visited by severe
snow.storm day before yesterday; the
snow Is yet with US, though the warm
snow Of to~day will doubtless melt
away the remains Of squaw winter, af-
ter which we may look for some pleas
ant weather.
Our farmers have been busy saving
their corn crop, and sowing their wheat,
Of which there has been alarger breadth
sown this fall than last. Fruit has
been very plenty; and we have reason
to be thankful to Providence for the
bountiful yield this season.
Politically our county hasn't been in
terested In the issue OF the coming cam.
paign until Saturday last, when r. Da-
wilson, Esq, (Democrat) announced
himself as o candidate for reelection to
the House OF Delegates, and on last
Tuesday, Il. Sinsel, Esq, Republican,
also announced himself as a candidate
for the same. Mr.. Sinsel advocates the
let up movement,so that In the event OF
the election Of either gentleman, Taylor
will respond Iavorably TO the demand
for the removal Of the legal and politl-
cal disabilities now upon our statute
books.
Ifthis is worthy OF insertion you may
publish It. Hastily, l. g.
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CINCINNATI, October q

S1NJ1NNAElI SUtuu6E Sls
FLoUR-Dull, family IS 5OA5 rs.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and neglected;
offered at 81 1Oa1 10; no sales. Corn
Dull; ear $50; white 90c. 0Ats-Duli al
5Oa6Sc for Nos. 2 and /; white 65a56c
Rye-Firmer; sold at O0a95C.
25Xc.
ToBAcCo-Dull and unchanged: sales
139 hhds at IS 6Oa22 30.
WH1sKY-Flrm with a good demand
at 81 l5.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-NeRlected; !;
held at $Sl. Lard-Dull at 17hal7<c.
Bulk Meats-Nominally unchanged;
shoulders l5c; sides 1Sc. BacOn-Dnll;
shoulders lGhc; sides 19Hal9Xc; no
sales. Green Meats-In good demand
at 1lal4al5c, but, held Lc higher.
Hoas-1n demand at 50 50al0 25, and
for all November saleabIe at 50 so, and
for first half Of December at 50 w; not
many Offering.
BuTTER-Unchanged; fresh 3Oa35c.
EGGs-25c.
CHEEsE-17Ha1SHc; latter rate for
factory.
GRocERIEs-In good demand at full
rates.
OILs-Linseed OIl-Uuchunged at 95a
98c. Petroleum-Sla33c. Lard OIL
81 3Sa1 81.
GoLD-13O buying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

NATIONAL Conventions are all the
rage. The railroad conductors hold
one In Columbus; the engine drivers
one in Baltimore the capital removers
one in st. Louis; the local preachers
one In Cincinnati: /: The Protestant Epis.
copal clergymen one in New York
and we don't remember how many
more-all going on at once. Then the
local Conventions every day-especlal-
ly the womens' rights ones-are quite
beyond computation. Truly these are
conventional times. II Conventions
really did anything, what an age Of
achievement It would be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
RYACI NTHE.
How he PaSser 10 Temps I'm New York.
New York, October 81.

How he PHsser 10 Temps In New York.
New York, October 81.
HE'S QUIET.
Father HyacInLhe remains very quiet.
IE MRDITATEs.
He passes much Of his time In quiet
meditation and study.
He GETS LRTTERs.
He Is In receipt Of numerous letters
from all parts OF the country, which he
makes point ot reading and answer
Ing at noon.
HE 10 VISITED.
he received visit from two old
European friends, residents here.
He rRoMENADRs.
Subsequently with companion ho
went out for walk, passing up Broad.
way and promenading Fifth Avenue.
he OBJECTS TO THE HUB.
He strenuously objects TO the public
reception which II Is rumored Boston
clCrgymen will again urge upon him.
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New YORK Produce Market.

ANEW 4ohhI Oct' SL'
CoTToN-Heavy and decidedly lower;
receipts Of $50 bales at 269Sc for mid.
ding uplands.
FLouR-Closed quiet without mRteri-
al change.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and 10 lower;
the advance In frelghts materially
checked export demand. Rye-Duil
at 81 06al 10. 0atH-Heavy at 60AG2c
tor Western. Corn-Lower and dull at
9Oa95c for unsound. and o9cafl o. for
sound mixed western.
Recommendations and steady
at $50 70a30 rs for mess. Beef-Quiet
and unchanged. Cat Meats-Nominal.
BRcon-Quiet. Lard-Flrm at 17Kals
for good TO prime steRln.-Edds-Un-
changed,
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SIuauEIa1.
National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
or WHEELING.
Designated Depository U. ..

SsSS
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Largo Sale OF wild Land-RnterpriSe
in Gilmer County.

A4hHkC DbAAo OI Win AtAAN-AIAkpEPkAho
in GilmeF County.
FOm The RukerIblIr0 Times:
We learn from the Commissioner Of
Immigration that sale Of $4,000 acres
OF land In several tracts was recently
made by some parties at Clarksburg
and Weston, TO Messrs. G, T. VAIN
wright, II. W. Shealey and D. Culin,
OF the firm of Wainwright & Co., real
estate dealers at Chicago, Illinois. The
sale Ia q fixed fact and the land paid
for. The property Is situated on the
waters of Steer Greek and West Fork
River, In the counties Of Gilmer, Gal.
houn and Braxton, and consists prln.
clpAlly OF hill and we'll timbered, with
several veins OF good coal and iron ore,
and strong indications OF salt, II not
petroleum. The purchasers have or.
ganized stock company, with cash
capital OF $500, 900, and will proceed to
establish Immediately, at the mouth Of
Steer Creek, on the Little Eanawha, a
first. class saw mill, engine, 45 horse
power, with gang saws for cutting,
veneering, and every kind Of stuff tor
furniture, wagons, agricultural lmple.
ments, etc., for the western markets.
Also an extensive blacksmith shop,
and q steam dry house, iu which every
particle OF lumber will be thoroughly
seasoned before shipment.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YORK, October 81.
John Real, thecondemned murderer,
is said to have been riding about the
city, recently, unrestrained except by
the company Of II deputy sheriff.
The Grand Jury panel In Judge Bene'
dlc1s Court, numbered several delin-
quents, yesterday, who were ordered to
show cause on Saturday, why they
should not be punished for contempt.
Among the number is James Fisk. Jr.
YOUTHFUL mdHwAYMEN.
In Judge Bsdiord's Court, yesterday,
two boys, Michael Kavanaugh and Jo-
seph White, were arraiRned for steal.
ing a lady's watch, In the street. John
wilkins, u boy OF 10, was called as
witness, but positively refused to take
the oath, stating that the young high
waymens' companions had threatened
him with personal violence II he testl-
fed, and his elder brother had advised
him not TO do 80. No urging could per-
suade the boy to give his testimony,
and finally he was allowed 10 20 home,
after promising to testify at the new
term,
MAYOR HALL AND II. q.
mhyuE hhll EeplleS u hOEhCe SEoelyS
recent denunciRtion; offering 10 prove
him u mouomAniac before Commits
sion OF Lunacy, and challenging him
to q discussion ON the stump In the ru-
raj portions OF the State.
LInELRUIT.
N. D. Morgan, President Of the North
American Life Insurance Company,
has sued Messrs. Sutton, Bovine & Co.,
Of the Atdinc Press, for libel, and lays
hIs damages at $4,000. The article TO
which exception Is taken, appears In
the October number OF the Atttine. and
critlGises the peculiar phase OF register.
ed lie policies by Mr.. Morgan'S com.
pany.
THE STATE CANALS.
A Convention OF influential mer>
chants from various parts Of the State,
who are interested In honest canal
management, met here yesterday and
formed an organization. A plan was
adopted which has In view the im-
provement OF the canal system with
checks upon swindlers, thieves, con-
tractors and the ring generally.
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Conductors National Convection.
SECOND DAY.
COLUMBUS, October 2

COLUMBUS, October 81.
The Convention was called to order
al precisely 10 o'clock A. NJ, by the
President, Mr.. Marshal. Rev. Mr..
Richards, OF the Trinity Episcopal
Chnrch OF this city, invoked the Divine
blessing upon the Convention.
The minutes OF the last Convention
we're read by the Secretary, Mr.. II. c.
Farmer, and approved.
A communication from Mr.. Williams,
District Superintendent OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, rendering
the free use Of the telegraph to the
members OF the Convention during its
session, was read by the Secretary, and
the thanks Of the Convention returned
therefor.
Mr.. J. 3. Judd, Chairman OF The
Committee on Finances and Griev~
ances, submitted the report from that
committee, which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Samuel Titus, Chairman OF the
Committee on Constitution and By.
Laws, submitted lengthy report from
that committee, suggesting sundry
amendments to the constitution and by.
laws, which were considered, amended
and agreed to.
Invitations 10 the members OF the
Convention and their families TO take Il
trip over the Columbus & Hooking
Valley, the Little Miami, and Louis
Vile, Cincinnati & Lexington Short
Line railroads, were laid before the
Convention, and the companies thank
ed. The Executive Committee was in
structed to arrange for trip to Louis
Vile and return for the Convention.
J. W. Seymour, Of the Illinois Cen
trail, was elected to deliver the next an.
nual address.
The Convention then took recess
I'LL 2P.M
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention elected the folio wing
officers for the ensuing year: President,
James Marshall, or tue New York and
Harlem Railroad; Vice President, Sam.
uel Titus, ot the New York Central
Railroad; Secretary and Treasurer,
Henry @. FArwix. Executive Commit.
tee-John W. Moore, of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad; ]. U. Horner, OF the
Pennsylvania Central and 81. Louis
Railroad; U. L. Wood, oflhe Cleveland,
Columbus and Indiana Central Rail-
road.
The Convention then adjourned 10
meet In Philadelphia on the lrst
Wednesday, Of October, 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

ANDY JOHNSON stock is coming up
In the Tennessee Senatorial market.
He came within four votes Of election
yesterday. No telling what may hap
pen yet. Very unusual year for floods
and drouths, earthquakes and storms.
disturbances and disasters OF all kinds.
Spots on The sun indicate Johnson's
nlaCIInn
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AN Independent ticket for House OF
Delegates Is running In Marion coun-
ty, on the issue Of new county with
Warrington as the county seat. f.
Burt, liberal Republican, and Fontaln
Smith, Democrat, are the candidates.
We are told the movement Is quite
formidable, both parties In the Western
end of the county being pretty much q
unit for the new county ticket.
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In the Circuit Court Of Des Moines,
Iowa, the other day, tall, lank speci:
men Of the pioneer class, arose to his
tallest attitude, and addressed the Court
as follows: III the Court please, have
q few cases OF not much Importance
which demand my attention, and as l
am engaged In the honorable occupR.
tIon Of cutting cord wood at distance
from the city, l would request the
Court 10 suggest time when may
expect the causes OF my clients to be
brought up for trial. The Court rec.
ognized the urgency OF the situation
and fixed time, and the enterprising
attorney departed for the woods.
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THE NEWS.
FOREIGN,

EOAhluNS
Rumors that the Emperor Of Austria
and Victor Emanuel, OF Italy, will soon
have an interview, are increasing In
London.
The sessions Of the Spanish Cortes
have been resumed. A resolution
thanking the army for their efforts in
quelling the recent Republican insur-
rectlon, was unanimously adopted, i,
Wednesday.
The bullion lu the bank OF France
has increased during the past week six
million francs.
tits rumored In Paris that the Nation
nal guard OF France will be re.organIz-
ed at once.
Nlnety.slx recruits for the Papal
army arrived In Rome from Canada,
Wednesday.
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How To MAKE MONEY FAST AND
misunderstanding to the oharac-
ter and extent OF your business, set
aside liberal per centage for adver~
tlslng, and do not hesitate. Keep your.
selves INCREASINGLY before the public;
and It matters not what business Of
utility you may be engaged 10, for, II
intelliRently and industriously pur-
sued, fortune will be the result
HUNTS Merchants MagaEine.
We commend the above Item, from
the best mercantile authority In the
United States, to the business men OF
this vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

3ENH8HHs'EVtsA8l SNFVUuE ~
The sixth annual Convention OF Lo.
connective Engineers convened here yes.
terday. Delegates from nearly all the
States and Canada were present. Chas.
Wilson, Grand Chief Engineer Of the
brotherhood, delivered an address,
During the year fourteen charters were
granted TO new divisions. He recon-
mended total abstinence as the only
safe ground for the brotherhood. The
Mast Hope disaster on the Erie Rail-
road was reviewed, and attributed to
the engineer running two successive
nights without sleep. The Convention
adjourned till to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

The telegraph Tor printer gave our
readers the wrong figures yesterday Of
the Iowa Republican majority. It
should have been 37,00O-whlch will do,
seeing that 1t Is the "of year In poll
tics" A suggestive coincidence Is that
this State. which gives such RepublI-
can majority, Is clear Of debt, has mon
ey in bank, and Is worth nearly three
hundred millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

BALTIMORE, October q.
FLouR.-Less firm and quotations un.
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull at 81 4Oa1 90.
Corn-Dull; white at 81 1Oa1 IL. Oats
Dull at 5Sa6Oc. Rye-S1 1Oal IL.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Firm at $33.
Bacon-Quiet; sides at 20 Ha2lc; should.
era at l7Nc. Lard-Qulel al lSkal9c.
WHIsKY-Quiet At 81 2Oal q.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Gable Telegraph TO the IntellGenOOr.l
ENGLAND.
mr.. Gladstone on PenInn Amnesty.

mr. Gladstone on FenInn Amnesty.
LONDON, October q.
Mr.. Gladstone, first Lord OF the Treas.
ury, has written a letter to the Prssl.
dent OF the Limerick Amnesty AssoclR.
tlon, on the subject Of the course Of the
government towards the Imprisoned
Fenlans. He says the members OF the
government have carefully considered
the many memorials for the release Of
political prisoners which have been pre-.
sented from time to time, and have
unanimously decided that such release
would be contrary to their duty as
guardians Of public security and peace.
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SOUTH AmERICA.
The ParnEunynn War Continued.

NEw YORK, October 20.
Mail advlces from Rio Janlero, are
TO the 2Sd OF September. Lopez Ia
known 10 have secured another strong
position In the mountains, and the end
Of the war Is as far OFT as ever. The al
lied provisional government, at Asun-
cion, Is q great expense, and Il is estI-
mated that Brazil has expended four
times her annual revenue.
Some excitement was crested In Bu-
enos AyIes by President SarmienIos'
veto Of the Intervention bill, the veto
being comparatively unknown In the
politics OF that country.
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CAUTION.

Hoofiands German Remedies are counter.
telted. See that the signature OfC. n. JACK.
BON Is on the wrapper OF each bottle. AL
others are counterfeit.
Principal ONCE and Mandatory at the
German Medicine Store, No, ISL ARCH Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly G. II. JACKSON q Co.
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN BTTTERs IL
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is O compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, arc gathered In DER
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
from them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bitters. There iB no alcoholic substance
Oi any kind used in compOundlng the Bit
terS, hence II free from all the objections in.
cldent 10 the use OF II liquor preparation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

THE Cincinnati Gazette'S Columbus
correspondent sBys: The convention
ofrailroad conductors Is the most re-
spectable appearing body Of men that
has assembled In that city for years.
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PRICEB q.

noonAnds German BItters, per bottle 500
hAlfdOEen $40
hoonanda German Tonic, put mp In quart
E@.
aFDo not forget 10 examine we'll thu mr..
lcle you buy, In order 10 get the genuina.
For sale by druggists and Dealers la Med.
cine everywhere. jyiS