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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL. 8l5O,O0O.
DIRECTORS:
SamI Mcclellan, George Mendel,
TIL. Logan, Thos. 2. Shallcross,
6. w. Franzheim, in. Vance,
]. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis c. Stifel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized five years, and in that time done
a successful business, IL still prepared TO
take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments to Farmers, whereby they can be
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or 1--WE years at reduced
rates. This being State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus Of any company In the
State and composed Of some ninety-four
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends Itself TO the
favorable consideration OF the insuring pub
lie, and SELECTS their patronage. Applica-
tons for insurance will be promptly at
tended to at their Office, No. . Monroe
Street, or at their several agencies through
out the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
c. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
A. L, WILEY General Agent. febO
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DIRECrORS {:

DIRECTORS:
Ihrrhro.,k Chester ID. Knox,
S S n, Iranzneim, A. W. Campbell.
Jacob >. Rhodes, MOTE ,haII'
'0AA - GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
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WHEELING, December y, lsC
r.. -ssfstsfl PASSENGER TRAM
- HS-TExwill run by the following
schedule on and AFTER December 9th. III
Wheeling fine.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, December 10-In the Fed.
cral Court, Saturday, the government en-.
tered nOtlG pro&9ui in the first indiCt.
ment against Button and others and
presented new indictment charging
murder. This brings up questions which
are expected to go for decision TO the
Supreme Court. The objections Of the
defence TO a new indictment were over.
ruled, but they were given until Monday
to examine the indictment. The defence
argue that the prisoners, who plead gull
ty, should be lightly punished under the
fourth section Of the Ku.Klux bill, but the
prosecution claim that the sentence should
be ten years Imprisonment and $1,000
fine under the sixth section. No decision
has been reached.
In the State House Of Representatives
a bill has been introduced for The repeal
of the sterling funding act Gov. Scott
and Treasurer Parker have ordered six
millions of sterling bonds in the hands of
the American Bank Note Company TO he
sent to Columbia, where they will be can.
celled. In official circles the financial ex.
citement Is subsidng and q united effort
Is being made TO restore the State credit
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. 0.-There was an exciting
scene In the Assembly today. The Depu-
ty Ordinaireal asked the Commissioners
pardons for rejecting on the appeals OF
the Communists. His speech called forth
demonstrations of dissent, which were
met with cheers by his friends. Disor-
der was 80 great that the proceedings
were temporarily suspended. Quiet was
finally restored, the session was resumed
and the subject dropped.
Extremely cold weather prevails here.
The mercury in the thermometer Is 10 de.
grees below zero. The river Seine Is fro.
zen over.
A compulsory military service bill 10
decree general amnesty will be introduced
in the Assembly next week,
The Orleans Princes who waited for
interviews with Theirs yesterday, con
sented 10 defer for the present their claim
10 seats In tho Assembly. .t.
A change in the French government is
imminent. Thiers will relinquish the
Presidency in favor Of the Duke d'Aumale.
lie has agreed to this movement and the
Duke and all the influential members Of
the Right approve Of II. The Orleans
Princes arc not to take their seats until
this plan Is carried out. The change is TO
le effected directly, all the details having
been arranged. The cause Of the change
Is Thiers' inability to Withstand the Right,
which has returned from the provinces
very hostile, and his fears Of the constant.
" increasing power ol tile lmperialIsts In
PARIS, December 1O.-The weather
here Il intensely cold, and the mercury
in the thermometer tonight indicates 81 I
degrees below zero. At Centigrade the
river Seine Is tightly frozen over, and the
heavy fall Of snow impedes railroad
traffic.
There il complete disagreement be-
tween President Theirs and the Orleans
Princes respecting the rights to their
seals in the National Assembly.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, December GA commit.
tee Of tho most prominent citizens has
been appointed by the Mayor to make
arrangements for a suitable reception Of
the Grand Duke Alexis on his visit to
this city.
In the Convention Of the North Ameri.
can Bee Keepers Association, Mr.. Hosmer,
Of Jaynesville, Mimi, made the following
challenge: lie has 1lS stocks OF bees and
oilers TO sell 108 at fifteen dollars per
stock, on condition that If he fails to OBJ.
tain ten thousand pounds of honey from
the remaining ten stocks during the sea.
son Of 1872 he lOrfeis the price Of the 109
stocks he proposes 10 sell. A number Of
questions interesting to bee keepers were
discussed. Among the resolutions adopt.
cd Is one recommending the appointment
oil an Aquaran Professor In each Of the
agricultural colleges on this continent,
and calling the attention Of State and
other Executives to this subject. The
Convention adjourned TO meet in Indiana.
polls the first Wednesday in December,
1879
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, December 1O.-The state.
men! telegraphed from Washington that
the loss Of the Chicago National Banks
by fire was 81 100000 Is without fOunda.
ton. The source Of the information is
supposed N be The bank examiners who
made brief visit to the banks one day
last week. The cashiers and presidents
were nearly unanimous In stating To them
that they were unable TO tell what their
losses would be, though as near rs the
total can be Npproximated now II Is be-
lleyed 1t will be less than 100000.
At John Zimmerman's saloon on Archer
street, about 10 o'clock lust night Jefferson
Healing shot and instantly killed James
Townsend with revolver. Previous to
the act the two had lndulged IN reCrlm.
inatiOn. Townsend was about 81 years
of age and q tinsmith Healing was about
the same age. lie was arrested and lock.
cd up. .....'.
The Board of Trade will move to their
now quarters on Market street, In the
South Division, on Monday.
j. s. Hall, agent in this city for the
Kentucky Library Lottery scheme, was
arrested this morning and held In $500
bail, charged with being engaged in the
lottery business.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, December O.-Dr. VIM.
Blgham, Of Seville Station, Ohio, was
dangerously wounded last evening while
loading u cannon being fired in honor Of
the railroad opening.
NJ. L. ingalls, and Gen. Morris, ycster.
day at Lawrenceburg, Ind, were elected
assignees Of the indianapolis, Indiana &
Lafayette Railroad. Ex.President Lord
and his friends made no contest. Ingalls,
and Morris have been the receivers since
the road got into the courts.
CINCINNATI, December 1O.-A call for
q National Convention to secure the
recognition of God in the Constitution, by
m amendment to that instrument, has
just been issued from this city, and Is
qlgncd by the Governors of Pennsylvania,
Vermont, Kansas, Judge VIM. Murray, OF
New York, Bishop MCIlvainc, and the
numerous clergy Of this city. II Is to
be held In Cincinnati on January 81,
1879. No Methodist ministers signed
the call. The Methodist and Episcopal
ministers Of this city decline to agitato
that question.
Dr.. Chipley's private lunatic asylum,
near Lexington, Ky, was totally de.
stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 0.-llev. G. b. Par.
sons, died last night at his residence In
this city, aged 60 years lie was for ff.
teen years prominent actor, and left the
stage for the ministry in the NJ. Il. Church.
The important gas suit of the proprie.
tors Of the Louisville Opera House against
the gas company for overcharge, involv-
ing tue correctness Of the gas metres, was
decided to-day in favor Of the company.
The most thorough calculations md test
experiments were made by scientific men
In the court room, during the trial, and
the metres were found 10 be wonderfully
correct under all tests. .gay.
The residence, stable and smoke.house
Of Joshua Scarce, Of Pitts Point, Bullet
county, was destroyed by fire early this A..
NJ. The family barely escaped with their
lives. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
The large new market house, corner of
18Th and Walnut streets, was opened TO-
day with speeches and other ceremonies
Of Inauguration. T
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BOARD OF TRADE.

ST. LOUIS, December 9.-The National
Board of Trade entered upon its third
days session this morning. .
Mr.. Fraley, from tho Executive COun.
Gil, reported that Hamilton A. Hall had
been selected Secretary of the Board, and
that the council had fixed on New York
as thcplace for the next annual meeting.
The committee appointed 10 confer
with the delegates from the Dominion of
Canada on temporal trade relations with
that country, made report, II directed
memorial to be laid before Congress,
asking for negotiation, by commission OF
treaty, for commercial relations with the
Dominion, on the following principle: {:
Reciprocity admission by both countries
OF the products and manufactures Of the
other free OF duty; uniform import and
internal revenue laws the sums thus col.
lected to be divided between the two
the admission of Dominion.
built ships to all the privileges Of the
Coasting and foreign trade. A final reso-
luton provides that the Dominion shall
enlarge It's canal, improve the navigation
OF the st. Lawrence, and aid In the build.
ing of any great line OF international rail.
road and such works in both countries, to
be equally enjoyed by tue citizens Of both,
The report was adopted
Wm. w. Burwell, oil New Orleans, of.
lered an amendment, looking TO the Gstab.
lishmGnt Of similar trade relations with
Cuba, which was referred to the Execu.
tive Council to report upon during the
session of the Board.
A resolution asking the State Legisla.
lures to enact laws for the protection Of
and use of the telegraph then came up.
Barton Able, Of St. Louis, offered an
amendment memorializing Congress TO
take into consideration tho prOpriety OF
the control of all the telegraph
lines in tho United States, and operating
them at the lowest possible cost. ltwas
warmly discussed by Governor Opdyke,
Of New York; Edward Atkinson, of BOs.
ton; Barton Able, OF ST. Louis; Wright, Ol
Chicago; Roper, Of Boston; Wetherell, Of
B. X, Bonner, Of ST. Louis;
Taylor, Of Cincinnati; Peddle, OF Newark,
5. r. Speyock, Of 81. Louis; Rowland, VI
McIaren, Of Milwaukee and
others. The amendment was finally lost
by q small majority, and tho original
was adopted.
W. s. Young, from the Baltimore Board
ot Trade offered resolution denouncing
any inspection OF articles Of merchandise
by State authority as unnecessary and
oppressive to the mercantile interests Of
hat State, and directing the Secretary to
ay before tho several legislatures the
opinion that such laws should be abro.
gated. E'|.I.
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For Sale.
FARDI FOR sALEl
Valuable Gardening, Coal and Farm.
Ing Lands, In Belmont Co., o.

Thepr0perty belonging TO the heirs Of Matthew
NchOI, deceased situated on the National Road,
four miles west OF the city Of Wheeling, contain.
Ing 81 acres, ls offered for Iale on reasonable
terms, and II desired will b0 divided into tracts
As follows, viz:
No. I. Tho "HOmestead property" containing
about GS acres, on which Is a good twO'Bt0ry
Dwelling House, beautifully located q few rods
from the National Road, with all necessary out
buildings; RlBO, . good Orchard. This tract 10
well adapted for q DAIRY. ...
No. O. The well known "Stone Tavern" house,
with good Barn and extensive StRbllng, with
about 10 ACTes OTlRnd attached, l3 acres oTwhlCh
is extra bottom, suitable for gardening purposes.
This Ia one Of the best locations on the National
Road for dOinga hotel and stock dealing bust.
ness,
No. 8. Contains about 30 acres, on which there
isAgood frame dwelling; also, Coal Bank In
working order.
No. 1. Contains about 50 acres OF choice bot.
Road and wheeling Creek, which will be sold In
tracts 10 suit purchasers.
No. 8. South Of Wheeling Creek and adjoining
the above lands, containing about Is acres, II Of
which ls creek bottom, and the balance good up.
land. ... ....
Al the uplauds arc well tmbercd, and under
laid with
Six Foot Vein of Excellent GOAL,
Cropping out at the most accessible points.
PiopOs lions for the whole or any part Of the
above described property may be made 10 the
undersigned, and II not disposed Of before
FRIDAY, the S0th day OF December, 1871,
1t will be offered at PUBLIC SALE on that day,
on the premises.
Terms made known by NpplIcatIOntO
DAVID BROWN,
Ys... 1t. ClaiTsYllle, U.
or, THOS. j. BLAIR,
deco ... wheeling W. Va,
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INDIANA.

TERRE HAuTE, IND, December o.
The entire east side Of the public square
In Rockville, tAe Shiratown Of Park
county, was totally destroyed by fire last
night. The details are not yet reported
but the loss Is heavy. The north side
Of the same square was destroyed about
a year ago, 77'- .
The steam cooper shop Of the Carter
Bros, in this city, was totally destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss about $4,000.
TERRE llAUT, IND, December TO-
The fire which destroyed the east side Of
the public square at Rockville on Friday
night as reported in the dispatches on
Saturday, originated In the dry goods
store Of W. II. Harding. The cause is
unknown, but the fact that when discOv.
cred the fire was about the stove, would
seem to show that 1t was not the work Of
m inCCndinry, but caused by accident.
The flames spread quickly and Cnvel0pCd
the whole cast side Of the square. There
was no fire organization of any kind in
tho town. The following Is u list Of the
property burned: W. II. Harding, dry
goods store, loss 5000, insurance $685.
900; Bates & Browning, drug store, loss
$4,000, insurance $1,000; WhipplC's
dry goods store, loss $1,000, insurance
$4,000; Cohen & Goa clothing store,
loss unknown; Kendall's furniture store,
loss $1,000, no insurance; X. IOhnstOn's
drug store, loss $4,000, insurance 81 800 I;
Farley & Boards grocery store, loss lin.
known; Mrs. Ceilings millinery store,
loss $500, no insurance; G. W. Ceilings
Pttri0t Office, loss unknown, no insurance |;
Davis, merchant tailor, loss unknown /;
Meyers Bros, meat market, loss unknown.
Rockville seems 10 he doomed. III Sep.
tember, 1870, tho whole north side Of the
square, save the national bank, was burn.
cd Last summer all Of the south side was
burned. The loss Of Carter Bros by the
burning OF the steam cOoperage establish.
ment in this city, on Saturday, Is $40, 900 I;
insured for $1,000 In the International, Of
New York. The firm has suffered great.
ly from frequent fires here and elsewhere
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CANADA.

TORONTO, ONTARIO, December o.
In formally opening the Ontario Leg
islature, yesterday, the Lieut.. Gov con.
graduated the Province on lie great
prosperity, md animadverts strongly
against the conduct Of the Province Of
Quebec in prospecting against tue award
by arbitration for the settlement Of the
liabilities of the old Provinces Of Upper
and Lower Canada, wien merged into
the new Dominion. Emmigraiion into
the Province Is satisfactory.
KINGSTON, ONTARIo, December o.
The steam tugs Highlander and Hercules
were burned last night. Loss, $4,000;
One man was burned TO death. NJ.
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WHEELING VIVA. MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER H. 1871

New Jersey railroad were burned yester,
day, at Newark. Loss from $4,000 tC
$4,000.
Van Couter's planning mill, and Patter.
sons and some adjoining property, was
burned Yesterday. Loss 10000. Insured
for $500.
Three of the crew of the British shin
Nonpariel, before reported wrecked, were
rescued from o piece Ofthe wreck, where
they had been for seven days, and taken
to Martinique.
Another school difficulty has occurred
on Long Island, in the town of Oyster
Bay, arising from the mixture of coIOrcd
and white children, by a female teacher,
who has been dismissed by the trustees.
Sir Edmund Thornton and family ar.
rived by the steamer Catobin from Liver.
pool, to-day,
The intended funeral procession of the
lntcrnationalists, which was forbidden by
the police, did not occur to-day. 1t was
feared they would attempt TO parade, and
disturbances were anticipated. Promi.
nent lnternOtionAlsts, with rcd neckties
and red feathers in their hats, were at
Cooper Institute, where they were to
form, and walked around an hour. The
police were on hand to prevent the
parade, or 10 dlspearse any crowd that
might collect.
The police, in front of Cooper Institute,
this afternoon, arrested six Internationals,
out Of party Of about one hundred who
attempted TO parade. The police were
followed to the station.house by a large
crowd of International sympatizers, who
expressed their disapprOval Of the action
Of the authorities by hooting, yelling and
kissing. The prisoners, with one Cxcep.
tlon, were held in tho station.house TIL
morning for examination. The news of the
arrest spread rapidly, and meeting olthe
International society was at once called,
infAmmatory speeches made, and q meet.
ing called Tor tomorrow morning at six
o'clock, in the open square before JeiIer.
son Market police court, where the pris.
oners are TO be arraigned. A large mum.
Der of persons, including ladies, visited
the prisoners In their cells tonight The
Cosmopolitan Conference, at meeting
today, denounced tho conduct of the
authorities in preventing the procession,
and also passed a resolution recommend.
ing the lntetnationals 10 parade next
Sunday. They made subscription for
those arrested, and appointed commit.
tee to secure for them defense.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, December Oar.
rived-Ship Pharco from Neport, Eng.
land.
The Committee on Conference appoint.
ed by the Republican Senatorial CAUCUS
at Sacramento last evening; have secured
the consent Of the absentees to 20 into
CAUCUS to-day, which is considered vir.
tual triumph
The photograph Of recently deceased
Frenchman named Roudel, appeared on
the window Of his late residence on Mason
street, near Filbert, attracting n thousand
visitors, and causing great excitement, rs
1t was the first time shadow, but In three
days 1t became perfect photograph and
was recognized by everybody.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, December 9.-Lewis Hill,
one of Beatty's Independent scouts, was
brutalIy murdered, in Fentress county,
several days ago, Three other members
Of the company nave been arrested as the
murderers, and held for trial. 1t vas for
the pay Of these scouts that Gen. stokes
engineered bill through Congress, and
because he received pay for his services,
he Is now being prosecuted.
MEMPHIS, December 10-Dr. ]. A.
Williams, a well.known physician, while
conversing with his wife, last evening,
fell from his chair a corpse, from heart
disease.
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River News.

CAIRO, ILL.,, December 12.-Arrived-
Arkansas Belle, from Evansville, at 0 A,
NJ; Robt. Burns, from Memphis, at 0 A. M
Alaska, from Cincinnati, at 10A. MI II. y.
Gray, from Louisville, at II A. NJ; Emma
Floyd, from Cincinnati, at / p, NJ, De
parted-RObert Burns, Tor Cincinnati, al
4. NJ; Emma Floyd, for Memphis, and
Marble City, for Vicksburg, at 3 r. M
Alaska, for New Orleans, al or. NJ Riv,
er, stationary. Weather, clear; thermom'
eter "a deg.
MEMPHIS, December 1O.-Weather
clear ani cool, River, declining. De.
parted-.G .Groesbeck and Kate Kinney, ioi
New Orleans; Sam Hale, for Cincinnati
Mary Houston, for Louisville. The
Yeager has gotten over Reams Bar, but
the Republic Is still hard aground.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, December 0.-Enos
Clarke, Of 81, Louis, IS about 10 institute
proceedings on behalf of n 81. Louis bank,
against the State Auditor and Commis.
sioner of Public Works TO compel the Is
sue Of eighty.tive thousand lcvee bonds,
which the State claims have been hereto.
lore delivered on duplicate order obtain.
ed by the late Col. llaymaker, by fraudu.
lent representations.
A report comes from Van Buren, county
that colored school was broken up by
white men, and the teachers lie threat.
ened
Rain last night clear today.
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KANSAS.
LAWRENCE, December 0.

LAWRENCE, UtCGmberU.
The motion lor new trial In tue
ModleCott case was overruled by Judges
Basset and Garnett, to-day, and the prison.
er, DR.. MedleCOtt, was thereupon SEN
fenced TO be- hung on the26lh Of January.
A bill Of exceptions was filed by tile
prisoners counsel, and the case will 60
10 the Supreme Court, which meets In
Topeka in January. The general i'm.
preston among the lawyers Is that the
Supreme Court will grant new trial.
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Regulated nint.

For thenpbuilding ofimperiect health
a regulated diet Is oNcn had recourse to
But this Is open to the objection, that
even under the most skillml handling,
there may be articles OF iood-prescribed
whlch-at least In some circumstances
and to some cOnstitutions--may prove the
reverse of beneficial. The use OF tonic
stimulent, (such as DR.. Gottlieb Fisch's
Bltters,) obviates this drawback; because
It Is one Of the properties ol true tonic
stimulant to urge on the excretory func-
tlons, and thus TO enable the system, with
the greater ease and promptitude, to
throw of anything which, through pecu.
liarlty OF constitution, may have proved
injurious, Such, in its workings, Is DR..
GOltlieb FisCh's Bitters; so that while il
has the positive merit Of Strengthening the
digestive functions and the appetite, and
thus increasing the nervous and muscular
forces of the system generally, it has also
the negative merit, that II cannot possibly
do harml
This subject continued next week un.
der STOOD Is Lf6." eod&w