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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-29
Financial lI and Commercial. ON
New York money and stock Market

N6W Il uEhlUUu6I huu OSuCA MAIAOGs
a ilu5W zs,ipG New YoRK, October 2s
Speculative feeling in Wall street is tame. = !
Il MONEY-Very cary at E66 per cent, aud before
tho close Of bank h0urs loans were made Ut Ptr
cent. ,5... II.
ness l0Sb109k. .l lit n! ~! I
Tho assistant Treasurer to-day dlsbuEsed $3.50. !.
0TS on account Of the November interest," making
4 total thus far Of 8 81, ,708' ~ e i"il az
L Tue GhIua arrived this afternoon, bringing
large amount OF coupons, -sa'tr ',,,.lg VT
GOLD-Duli and steady; opened at i1lx, and
closed at lll&9iil3 Bosr9%ISg s SSd rates fst to
, GUYRRNMENT BVNDs--Flrui. gil, H.. 5s!1ls .tLit
United StaLes Sc Of 1881, cOuponS,. ,iI3 @1t3H
Flve-twentieS t1e69l ll2H9tll2l6
Flve.tWent1eS Cl684l -. ..1. II leS1olllH
Five.tWenties uS66) 6)...!......... -. ll0S0t1V1
Flve.twGnties (l865l new. l04q9ll91
Fivc.twenties (l8T0 .,................ 1l05S4l1gH
Flve:twentiea (lSGS). li0k1ii0A
Ten.F FoFttes. ~! 80! ss....L ..... !goHq!U9t
STATE BoNDs3Flr2: Mlss6url, OI; TGnnCs secs
old, GlN; do new, 4tH; VlrGiniaS, new, 68: do
old, OK; North GaF0linaS old, 49; do. new, AZ
STOCKs--The market weak and prices declined
HGnk per cent, but at tho close thera was some
recovery from the lowest polnts.
GO & Co., 81: American, 4SK;, Adams Express.
Bsii; United States, 50; Pacific Mall, ~; New
York Central 9I3S: do preferred, S8; Eric, 22jjf;
Harlem, 183; Reading, 9953t;l Michigan Central;
1911; Cleveland q Pittsburgh, LOB; Northwet!-
ern, So do preferred, SIX; Rock island, l09H:
81. Paul, AK: do preferred 70sf;; Wabash; 6lh
do preferred, ,75; Fl, -WayneS 3d. 4; Terre IIautG.
%: Chicago & Alton, l15; Ohio aud Mits!ssippI,
SIX: Cleveland, Columbus q Cincinnati, SO[;
Quincy, 1850; Lake shore, aaH; Indiana Central,
| TX; Illinois Central, l31&. 4Iist qs.'assa [
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-29
NJ VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Wy .f Hr. lr. s4--iI n lIHgI54 fNlHt.
Hox. J. 4. HoKE, Rsddmt Board q Raqasts.
@. G. STuRGIs, Secretary Beard " RHgsRtsi 7
af ALEX. MARTIN, .. d. rEtta9ss,A
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy
F.s. LYoN,,A. n, TIos Prfftgegt t,,s,,
Professor Of EnEllSh Literature, and P1hdpd ol
'igiaols1 Preparatory pepartmenE yi1g bhi
8. g. STEVENS, "A. H., ,,t.
Professor Of Astronomy aud Physlcs: ~
Y nh2H. N. PIERCE! !lA.tM., ilH9iiE
!, I2,g Capt y; s. Al, .,,Sua;I
rdeibJHJcsTEVRNsoN, A! MI PHI D?phGf
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History
..l@,, r. ". WOOD, A. NJ, ,Ph'l.D,, ,.s
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages.
,gyfBl i7s9o. w: Miller, sA.aMSI 9uii
Assistant In Preparatory Department ,...-
'' D. B. PURTNToN, Tutor r = o.
i9& sEa, GEO. N. HAdANs,1 ESQ, ,itics m
N Superintendent Of, Grounds and BuildlngA8i
HUGH ". BROCK, Md, ,t..,.t
..'" lecturer on Physiology aud Hygiene. ~
uoN. JOHN A. OLLIE jSsnlifi a
! Lecturer on Civil and conSttatiSnal "a Law
FALL TERN begins lSt Tuesday. in septembeEo
WINTER TERI lst MondAy. In December,
SFRtNu .TBiIM ~; Cd Tuesday In MAFeh! !tnat1
CoNMEHeESNEENsT, \ ~ 81 Wednesday "a June
Turr,oX.- Preparatory, g per Term Of 70 weclEs.
University, SS ncF Term Of ID weeks.
,BOGRnM0-E6t 70 exceed - per WeeIE,Fg siii
d, a" Send stamp for Catalogue. f,,,, t,ltoe,
Motgant0wn, ". Va. ~ - aap4.tAt
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BAHr1,1oRE, Ootober2s.i

~ HIT.II|T- Z 744HL4 L"KVE'R7l y 0VV7'9H Vt
Mr.. Babcock has announced that he
will notstart the Helmboat In the three
race on Saturday. 'i ~ h'l2a' !
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pIstrlct of We.t VIrglnIa, q,

WIU1-I District OF West VlFglnla, %.
Awarr1gt n(Ballruptcy has been issued BY
said Court RgGiuSt the estate Of tho said Angus
tus N. Burke, ofSthe County Of Ohio, and state
OF West Virginia. Ia said district, who has been
duly adiadgrd Bankrupt upon petition Of his
CredldoFa ;lSnd tho payment Of any debts and
tho delivery Of any property belonging 70 said
Bankrupt 70 hlin, or lot his use, and the
transfer OF any property BY him, are forbidden b.
law. afl'fT'i :.
1 Kmeatig Of The creditors Of said Bankrupt To
pr0Vo tholF debts and choose one or more Aa.
SITneas az h1 e6tate will be held at the OticO on
F0uFth street, In the City OF Wheyilng, Of Geo.
,Bj CalaWell, RSq., Register In Bankruptcy Of
said District on the 9Th day Of November, A. D.,
A'''' ~ ~ ~ HRDGMAN SLACK, Z
mas q. 8. Marshal for said District,
oetNl.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-29

HEAD CUr.-An old and well.known
resident Of this city, John Noble, was quite
severely injured about tho head yesterday,
by being struck with a revolver. Mr.. NJ
observed two or three parties engaged in
fight, and went where they were to In.
dacc thenlF;to Il :l / , dssist. Ono 81 them turned
upon him and struck hlmlsevcral heavy
blows with tho butt of pistol, cutting
him as above stated. Dir. n. was taken
t55 iaEstoSr5e;; near, bleeding freely from the
wounds received. Ader proper attention
from 4 a. surgeon he Was conveyed to his
teldence;in the upper part Of the city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-29

OPEN FOR sERv1CEs.- BY reference to
the advertisement in another column, 1t
will be seen that the English Evangelical
Lutheran Chapel, on John street, y to be
opened for religious services forSthe, first
time tomorrow. tThelbuilding Is not en-
tirely finished, but lin such condition as
to 10 occupied, and, we have nc, doubt but
those who may attend will be made COM
tortablc. The congregation, of which Rev.
Barnitz is pastor, deserves great praise for
tho enterprise and llbetality displayed in
the erection 81 a chapel 50 neat and chaste
in design, and wc trust their new house
will be crowded tomorrow to show hem
that tleir;efurb to do good are apprecia.
ted BY their neighbors. The hours at
Which the services arc to be held, to-
gcther with tho subjects to, be discussed
arc given in tho announcement. The
Sunday School connected with the
church is to assemble at,tho Court House,
and march in body to tho room pro-
yided tor It's accommodation in the new
edlacS: Let there bo q full attendance
~
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London Bond Market.

tcable report received BY Augustus Pollsck, ESQ.
,SE.tal as55 -lI6ttpoSs October a.
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YIRGINIAELE
Brooke County. COUNT + 1T.3 MI

Lagrange Democratic vote in Wells.
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uoN, J. 7. HoKR, RsStdtHt Beard q RSQaVts.
@. @. STulGIs, SGcr6tdry Board u RHgf1ts! Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-18

THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
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WISE THOUGHTS OF WISE MEN.

| TRurH.-We must not always speak all
that we know-that were folly but what
a man SAYS should be what he thinks, 9TH
erwise it is knavery. All a man can get
by living and assembling is that he shall
not be believed when he speaks the truth.
-Montigue.
INJURY. \ little wrong done to another
is great injury done to ourselves. The
severest punishment of an injury is the
consciousness of having done it, and no
man suffers more than he that is turned
over to the pain of repentance.
PIrY AND SCoRN.-He that hath pity on
another mans sorrow shall be free from it
himself; and he that dclighteth in and
scorneth the misery of another, shall one
time or another fall into it himself.-Sr
Waller Raleigh.
FAcTs.-Weigh not so much what men
say as what they prove, remembering that
truth is simple and naked, and needs not
invective to apparel her comeliness.
READING.-lt is manifest that all govern
ment of action is to be gotten by knowl-
edge and the best by gathering knowledge
which is readng.-Sir p Sidney
PRoMIsEs.-lt would be more obliging
to say plainly we cannot do what is desired,
than to amuse people with false words.
which often puts themupon false measures.
TEEACIIERY.-Therec cannot be greater
treachery than first to raise confidence
and then deceive it.-Spectdtor
HONESTY AND JUSTICE. He is only
worthy Of esteem that knows what is just
and honest and dares do it--that is master
of his own passions. and scorns to be a
slave of another's. Such a one, in the low
est poverty is a far better man, and merits
more respect than those gay things who
owe all their greatness and reputation to
their rentals and revenues.-Dr. FuHer.
"He knows not how to fear who dares TO die"
TALKING The best rules to form u
young man are, to talk little, to hear much,
to reflect alone upon what has passed in
company. to distrust ones own opinions,
and value others that deserve it.-Sir. ".
| Temple.
CHARITY Nothing can atone for the
want of modesty and innocence; without
which beauty is ungraceful and quality
contemplate ,-Speetat0r
DOWRY The best dowry to advance
the marriage Of Il young lady is, when she
has in her countenance mildness, in her
speech wisdom, in her behavior modesty,
and in her life virtue-Fent0n's Epistle.
DREss.-The palmer the dress with
greater lustre does beauty appear. Virtue
is the greatest ornament, and good sense
the best equipage.
GOVERNMENT surest way of gov
erning, both in private and in husband
and a prince, to yield at certain times
something of their prerogative.
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NO. Is.
Correspondence.
UNIFORMITY OF TENT BOOKS.

GARDINER Jan. 10, 1870.
To the Editor Of the KeaaeJec Journal:
The question of uniform text books in our
common schools throughout the State is again
being agtated, and if we are not greatly in
error that measure should be adopted.
We think the Importance of the measure
cannot fail of appreciation if we but take into
consideration the great variety of books, par
ticularly readers, that are now in use in our
State.
As an illustration of the inconvenience
often occasioned by the use of so great a
variety of books, please look at our own and
adjoining towns ; here we use billiards
Reader" in Farmingdale, ''Wilson's" are in
use, and in Richmond, 1.-The National Series.
If Smith, now resident of Richmond, with
large family of children. finds it for his
pecunary advantage to remove to Gardiner,
he is under the necessity of procuring new
stock of Readers if nothing more, in order
that his children may attend school, and if
after having been here short time he thinks
he can farther improve his condition by chang
ing his residence to Farmingdale he will be
again under the same necessity (Which is no
small taxi else his children are debarred from
the advantages of the common schools, or
again if a resident of either of our adjoining
towns wish to send their children to our
schools, Gas they often do,) they are at a
great expense in procuring the necessary
readers, if no other books, as the books used
in their towns are not in use here. The ex-
ampes above sighted are not isolated cases,
but are of every day occurrence and are almost
daily drawing an enormous amount of money
needlessly from those who can i'll afford the
expense; nor is it the public alone that suffer,
but traders are under the necessity of invest
ing large amount of capital now to meet the
public demand that would be unnecessary
had we uniformity of text books throughout
the State 1t is no uncommon thing for
them to be under the necessity of keeping
three or four series of readers in stock (to say
nothing of the other books that uniformity
would do away with) greatly to their pecuni-
AIRY disadvantage.
We would earnestly call the attention of
our Legislators now in session to this impor-
tant question, and hope the matter will be
formally brought before the present Legisla
ture that the measure may be fully discussed,
which we believe cannot fail to effect its
adoption. STAR.
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Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis,
Phthisic, Piles and Asthma,

Cured by DIR. THOMPSON at the CUsHNOC
HOUSE, for week or two.
He has travelled in I2O cities within few years
and cured from three to five thousand of those dis
eases. Many of them Were Physicians in Boston
New York, Springfield Ill, Saratoga, &c.
Come see the Old Man; he will tell you just how
you are and the cause.
EXAMINATION FREE!
He cured himself of most of these diseases when
thirty-two Of the best physicians could not do 1t.
He has three Physicians in Boston, New York. and
Newark, \, j, doctoring ut the halves on Catarrb,
he finding the medicine.
Come Right AlongI Poor Treated Free,
t7jan.lwt
CULPHITE OF LIME, for preserving CIDER
au gTiTCOMD UUER,
The New York herald., 1870-05-28

rsbaya arrived iAh finish ldg for Bosson; bk Bsss.
quth lbr, Hayes, for NYork ready.
,3urrrsrowN, May H--Arrfved, steamship scota, Jud
kins NYoIk May ldJ for Liverpool (and proceeded.
Also arrived 25th steamships Pennsyvania Thompson,
iort Nay ~ for Liverpool. and City OF Dublin Eynon do
SmsAy ~ Tor do land both procesded). ~
paGvA May a-ln port brigs Caroline, hcFsrland. for
American Ports.
bosTON, Nav 2sArrved, schrs Corvo, Pickering Rich
1, mn Maria hoxana, Palmer, Baltimore; Pratt, Nicksr
Taikphn,e velma Look, South Amboy; Alexandria,
seps nodss. 1s1 Vaughan Rsy rhAdspAA' Ann
rosss ossseSshr. a Lydia sRoGsld and
steamships VIM Kennedy, Baltimore; Saxon,
son iaiapooss, NYork bark GaetAno ItAD, Car
BALiIMoy;pp' p''g Tempest, Wilson. Mobile
Tslsa red a., sh, n srown gBr1 Horton, Eeuthera.
Annie Fish. Yates, john NIB; brig Exec
her Rh a., %o'nAm' West ndes schr Mary Haskell Bar
salisa.Bsrs: Maggie Hugs Paadin Canada; briss
sailed 25th bark Steele.
Tth.Arriyed, bark Laura (NG). Wilson Bremen. brtg
Mnna Iraub, True Maanzas schr Frances McCahsn San
BUCKsPORT. May 2sArrivoa, shp Hone. rr. I.v.r,oo.
BUCKS HAkBoR, May ls-saned brig soule, souIs,
.aANGoR, Nav aS-Arrived, schr Julia Newell, Mcn,yus.
BASS HARBoR, May 2a-Arrived, schr Helen WAN. No
Rea, NYork for Pembroke. - =
BEVERLY, May N-Arrived, schrs q WILSON, Flovd.
Georgetown, de- 18th, Hannah Wlletts, Pouer RondowG
l7th Arcuiarus, Gregory dol 2st Fannie Bpgoss
SAN FRANCISCO, May s7-Arrived, ship NorshumbrAn.
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

:, LoSDos MONEY MAasxET.-LoNDoN. May 27-4:so p.
count American securities steady United satcs
bonds, 1882 s94 1853 old S8z 1857 90 tsn-fores ss
s,ocks steady Erie Railway shares ls Illinois Central
PARIS BogRsE-PAnrs, May 26.-The Bourse closed nrm
sFnAsxronr 5ounsH-FnANKronr, May 2s-United
States fvetwenty bonds opened quiet
n LIyEErooL CorroN MARKrr.LryERrooI, May s7-4 30
r. M-The cotton market closed dull Middling upanda
l9xd.a l0Id; middling Orleans, lid 1lhd: The sales
and speculation.
The OF cotton week have been 5000 bales of
which @ were taken for export and for specus on
nc Stock IN port estimated at 6o,uW bales, of which
are American Ths receipts Of the week have been
o., ,0u0 bales OF which 26 900 were American Nl
HAvRE COTTON MARKET-HAvRE May T.-Cotton
declning tres ordinaire on the spo I27S low mddng
LlvERpooL BREADsTUFFs MARK1T.-LrvERrooL May
~ r IN MThe market for breadsfrs is hrmer Flour
per GENITAL for CalornS white e. a. for No red West
have been 1850 Quarter. Of which 5000 quarters were
TEApE At MANoHIsTEn -MANonEsrKn, Nay N.-Ths
market for yarns and fabrics - quiet
N--l 80 p M.-Beef firm. Lard firm.
LoNDoN pnonyoE EMARKETE,---LcNDos5 May =: :-Linsesd
Sugar active At ss cw for No. II rutch anoa
Linseed oil easier 81 Hx tIs per ton whole oil du Tur-
penhns easier =
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
ARRIVALS.
REPoRTHD By THE HERALD srsAM YAcgry.


Steamship Caledonia Orb Ovepstone Glasgow May II, and
Move 12th with mdse and b66 passengers to Henderson
Had strong winds the whole passage 18th inst
90 lon Ss passed ship Absona from Quebec for Glasgow
ock l5h with mdse and 64l passengers Henderson
First part Of passage had strong wnds latter part mode
ship Neptune % from Liverpool for New York go lat 3
ship Marcia GresnIeaf, from Newport for New York.
Steamship Bavaria iNG, Franzen, Hamburg May 4 and
Co Had ssrong gales the entire passage gath E. is
at ncon lat IS Ion 50 d. slsamship Donau hence for
men Had births on the passage.
snd Aner M ~ Feb y with ten, &c, 70 EE organs Sons
May in Ion SkW; four days north Of Hattsras with
light foggy weather March H. lat 2S a. s. lon ~ ~ ",
Captain Moore died Of congestion of the bowels 18th, lat
$o4 Lon s % f. spoke ship Bear from Rsnsoon for
Webb. Nos Had very light weather throughout the passage
making II In % days from Angler.
BARK Kong Sverre (Nor), Msrcusen Cardiff, ~ days. with
railway iron, 70 order weasel to ~en Tetens Bocmsnn
Came ne y. northern M passsss d had variable weather
Bark barry Booth, 0haal Ceas 50 days, with wue Ac
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
RED RIVER.

Travellers Story-Twenty-nve Hundred
British Troops Already In the Winnipeg
Country.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May ~, 1870.
The tribune of the 26th instant publishes sta g.
ment from gentleman, whom 1t vouches for as en-
tirely trustworthy, to the effect that early
in May he left vermilliOn county, on
Lake Superior At Fort Francis fur trading
post on the British side Of Rainy Lake, ne found
$500 British soldiers fully equipped and provisiOned
They had q large fleet OF river canoes, with which
they intended to make their way to the Red River
country. He thinks that ere this they have reached
the Lake OF the Woods. IL Is supposed that these
troops started from Canada as soon as naviga-
tiOn permitted them.
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest aad Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains the very latest European News
by the Cable up to the houx OF publication; alss
Teegraphc Dispatches from Cuba, Central and
South America and other points 1t also contains tho
Current News OF the Week; Amusements; Foreign
Intelligence; Sporting Religious Political and Lite
rary Intelligence; washington News; Editorial
Articles on the prominent topics OF the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cat-
tie. Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence, and sc-
counts OF all the important and interesting events Of
the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 90; Three copies. IS:
Five copies, ss; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies nve
cents each. A. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-05-28

Steamship Weybossctt Parrish, Port Prnce-R Murray
Jr
Bark Gnrstang, Grifhs, Liverpool Geo Bulcy.
Bark Ormus, Pattangall, Antwerp Brett Son d Co.
Bark IvA (I)utch), LItson, Maracaibo
Bark Slower, Pierce, Havana.
Brig Giles Loring, fnkham Lisbon-Crett, Son 4 Co.
Brig George Downs, Lanfare, DemeraraH Trowbridge's
Sons
Sclfr Comrade, Ball, Maranham and Para Weinberg.
schr G Broogs, Brooks, Jacksonvle-v Brunt &
Slaght
Schr Ahea, Smith, Phfadelphia--Overt a Hawkins.
Schr Moonlight, Briggs, Elyabethport-B Small & Co.
Steamer Fannie, Fcnton Philadelphia
Steamer + Fairchild Trout, Philadelphia.
Steamer Chester, Jones, PhadelphiA.
Steamer w Pierrepont, Shropshire, Philadelphia
Steamer Monitor, Jones, PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
CUBA.

Cuban steamer-Chenp RidicuIe-NIarine Dis
astcr.
HAVANA, May 81, 1870.
All the journals OF the Island Of Cuba ridicue the
expedition OF the steamer George b. Upton and say
she will share the same fate as the steamers Hornet
and Lillian.
The American brig Thomas HolcomDe Is ashore at
Playa and there Is but little hope that she
can fioat Oh.
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
AQUATICs.

PostpOncment Of the Boat Race Between the
NIidshipmen MT Annapolis and the Quaker
City Club.
ANNAPOLIS, May ~, 1870.
violent northeast storm has prevailed here since
last night and is still raging.
The boat race between the Midshipmen's Club and
the Quaker City Club, Of Philadelphia does not take
place this afternoon, as boat could not live for
moment on the Severn. The race will come or TO-
morrow forenoon after the arrival OF the Washing
ton and Baltimore train. should the storm abate
There were quite number OF people here to witness
the race
The New York herald., 1870-05-28
THE INDIANS.

Horrible Butckery In Nebraslza-MOvemcnfs of
General Sheridan.
CHICAGO, May 27 1870.
Yesterday party sof five Winnebago Indians,
located On a reservation In Nebraska, made their
appearance on the premises of farmer living
twenty-five miles from Sioux City, and, while he was
ploughing, shot him in the back, and arterward
severed his head from his body. The Indians were
captured and are now at the agency under arrest.
despatch from Lieutenant General Sheridan,
dated Fort shaw yesterday, says he expects In few
days to proceed overland to Pembina.
despatch has also been received from General
Smith saying he left Fort Laramie yesterday, with
the Indian chief Red Cloud, route to Washington.