gf ^rfWnfr^l'^Wr 8,*?u,p^V ;;?J m?? of thi wbiii. fi^J^B&i, HLugle Copy, tor one jmt. In advance,.... I 60 if^.Ttfrir _, .li month! *100 divuiwiby t*rriiJ?.p?w ClnbeofTen IS00 1 of yuiecs MOO ??S2 ?I! VOL. XX. WHEELING, W. VA. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30 1871. NO. 58 iJSfeS=i?H gU noctM In J^1255Si^ 100 PoitmuUin arc roqucatod to Act u A?cnU. Term BY TELEGRAPH. associated pbhss kkpobt. Enlunl?t?ly t? tbc Intelligencer. (By tbo Western Union Ling. usee Kortb-WMl cor. o< Mtla ud Mouroc cu.) UTAH:. fho Seulenoe Pronounced on Hawkins the I'olygainitt. i Tbe Men Arreatrd ou a Chargo of! Murder. j Or,on llrde, the Mormon Apostle, itrllbum Young and I*111 ton, Chanted Will. Complicity.. Uaimnti gol out for Their Arrest. lit circunisianccs of Iho Murder. Sai.t Lake, Utah, Oct. 28.?Chief Justice McKean this morning paused sentence upon Thus. Hawkins, the polygamist, as follows: "TIiim. Hawkins, I am sorry for you? my sorry. You may not think now, but I shall make you think so by the mercy Which 1 shall show you, that you cunio ,r0in Knglanii to this country -with the rilii of your youth. For many years you ?re a kind husband and a kind lather, it length, however, the evil spirit of Miiaamv ti iniitfil and nossesscil vou. Thtu liappini'SS departed from your lioustiioid, and now, by tlio complaint of jour Willful wife and the verdict of d lawAbiding jury, you stand at this bitr a conTitled criminal. The laws give ino u luge discretion in passing sentence upon you. 1 might both lino and imprison you, or 1 might lino you only, or imprison. I might Imprison you for twenty years and fine you $1,000. I cannot imprison you (or lea than three years, nor lino you lets, than #100. It is right] that you iliouid he lined, among other reasons, to help lo defray tho expenses of enforcing the laws, but my ex[>erienco ill such lias Ixtourli that were 1 to lino you only, 1 unntlslied the tine would bo paid out of olbtr liimis Hum yours, und thus you go Iree, absolutely Irco from nil punishment sod then tliosc men who',mislead the ]>eopie would make you and thousands of otbeti believe Hint Clod lmd sent the money to P?V the tine; tliat Go had prorenteil the court from sending you to prison, Unit hy a inariclo you lad boon rocunl from the authorities of tbo United SWi'i; 1 must look to it that my judge mint L'lve no ma anu comiori to much turn, 1 must look to it that my judgment be m* so seven' as to seem vindicative indM light iw to seem to tritle with juslice. This community ou^ht to begin to learn Unit God dot* not interpose to rescue criminals from the consequences of their crimen, but on the contrary be no orders the affairs of his Universe that sooner or later criino stands faco to face with justice and just as the master, I will toy here and now that -whevever your good behavior and the public good ball juslily me in doing so I will gladly recommend that you bo pardoned. The Judgment ol the court is that you be Dnm tiro hundred dollars unci tbat you be imprisoned at hard labor for the term of three years." Contrary to nil expectations there was little or no excitement in tho court room. The attendance was large, but generally maintained proper decorum. Tho U. B. Marshals ami deputies were fully prepared for any emergency. Notice of appeal to the Supreme Court was given by the prisoner's counsel. [HBCOND UlBl'ATCII.J Salt Lark, October 28?Daniel II. Wells, Mayor of the city, Uosea A. Btout, formerly Attorney General of the Territory,and Win, lleldcn.nf Kimball's Hotel on Party Canon, were arrested uu hour iinceby U. 8. Marshal Patrick upon nn indictment of the grand Jury charging llitrn will. ??-I? nnu uiuruur. 1 uin MICH made application to be Admitted to ball, wrhfcli will be heard on Monday. The prisoners *ero placed In ft ctirrlnge and tnken to Cimp Douglass. Blight excitement profiled at the Marshal's office while the accused were waiting for ft conveyance to too camp, some policemcn saying they should not go to prison If they did not "i?l? to go, and ono or two women calling cut to the officers to tuko them if they dared, they would light them with a vengwce.&c. The officers, how over, were firm ?nd nothing serious happened. The alleged crime consist? in tho killing ol Kichard Yates and a man named Buck several years ago. A warrant waa out for arrwt of Orsen Hydo, ono of the t'flvo apostles, on the s.ime charge, but he eluded the deputies who were sent to west him. lie was pursued to tho Southem territory. A man named IJennet wns found murdered on the State road about eight miles from the city this morning, with four bul^ In his body. [third dispatch j 9AtT 1,akk, Oct 28.?Warrants are out tor the arrest of Urtaham Yonnir and hU WM. A. Young, on tho charge of rnurLoT|lni on the Thieves' I Plunder. Heavy 8uit Afainsl Beoretary Uout. well. rke City Pren on Tweed's Arrest. Nbw Yuuit, Oct. 28.?A proposition is* been'madc to clone all stores on clccion day and generally suspend business. Chns. O'Connor states that it can bo iieariy shown that Tweed and tils asodutes fraudulently obtained Iroin a Broadfay bank, without the color ol' right, ome live millions, ltecovery can be 'btained against Tweed, unless interfered rlth by corrupt legislation, within ninety aj?. Wont back to Chicago. Others settled c ere, or in this State. The subscriptions 1 weired by the Chamber amount to $8(1- 90. This sum has been contributed in J ims ranting Irom $10,000 to IIfly cents, 1 ir seven days, from October 10th to Oc- )ber 17th. The coutrlhutlons averaged ver one hundred thousand dollars a dity. 'he labors of the Comtfllttoo will close in few days. 1 Drexel, Morgan Co. received from tho imerican Committal in London the lotiwlng contributions for tho relief ol tho f Ihlcago sufferers: Hradford, Yorkshire, J 9,000; Greenock, ?800; Belfast, Ireland, t 8,000; the Mansion House Committee, i pondon, additional, ?1,MO. r The Qrand Army ol the Republic ask f 11 the Poets In the country to aid their i omradea who hara suffered by the Chi- r ago Arc. c Col. Wbiteley is aSecUrely breaking up the counterfeiting gangs to day, ile arrested 11. J. Monalea Montanegro, F. ValJenoirdca and J. Yaldersoirdes, in whoso |H?uubinu were fouud die* for ten dollar ;old pieces. In the case of Tweed, twenty days were given in wblcb to answer the complaint against biui. An immenao meeting or tbo Demo:ralic Reformers was held to nigbt to ratify the nominations on tbe city ticket, it wbicb addresses were made by the reform leaders. In an eloquent speech, II. M. 0. Courtney strongly denounced lie present city government, and asks that a close surveillance bo kept at the polls on election day, and where repeat;rs were caught they should rccelvu sumnary punishment. (Secretary Uoutwcll delivered a lecture ast mgbt in Steinway llall to a large aulience. Tbu lccture was the samo as the me delivered at tbo Boston Uerinan Conerence Meeting. Last night it was resolved to contiiiuc lie two committees?Democratic and Itenubilcan?till after election. One hundred civil suits have already >ccu begun against the Sutton Island Per- y Company by persons injured in the Ivesttield explosion. Nearly Alteon more ire in preparation. Tho damages claimed rary Irom 110,000 to $50,000. Tho in- j liclmcnt against tho oOleers of tho com- 1 >any will he tricil in November. 1 Judge I.edwitli, a member of tho Comnittee ot Seventy, accepts the nomination >1 both the Tammany and Democracy for lie (Supreme Court. i In view of tho sailing of tho Russian I icet for Madrid on thoOth ol October,the I irrival of tho Urand Duke is not looked g or in this city until about the 0th of No- i 'ember. I The amount ol tbo subscriptions iu tho I 'alliolic Churches for the Chicago suffer- rs are over $23,000. Beveral clergymen i if Chicago aro receiving private oontribu- I ions from this city. Another largo Bliip- i uent ol clothing and bedding vnlucd at SI,000 was sent yesterday by tbo polico Icnartment. Him nnmrnin* t\f Wiunnnuin nrliuiwl. ;dges with llmnka the receipt uf the tub 1 captions Iron) tliis department for tho j usurers of tho Northwestern llres. Deputy Comptroller Green yesterday nade u turtlier reduction in the attendants it the courts. The Greeley Republicans liist night j idopted tho city nominations ot tho Ho< urin Democracy. Tho Murphy party doptetl the saino ticket, lly this action here Is a union of opposition to Tam- 1 nany on tho candidates for Register 1 nil Judges of tho Supreme, Superior and ilurino Courts. Tho nominations wcro ho result of n compromise, giving tho iepuhlicans a portion of the olllces. On ho candidate's for legislative and city i ifflccn, otlier than the above, the anil- i'uinmany parties have separate noitiina- t Ions. i Tho Committco ol Seventy lias formaly endorsed tho liclorin ticket. I Nathaniel Hands asks that tho charge igainst him ol having made money as legotiator of city bonds, be examined by i select committee. i Tweed states to reporters that liu does j lot lielleve Ingcrsoll has tied that he i vill return soon. Ho declares that bis I Jinn/XMi t\1 rtiwt Inn will lint till I 111 Olli r<>(! I iv tlio proceedings auiiiDst him. lie deilines to answer any interrogatories as lo lis lino of defcnco. ingersoll is reported to be in Maine; both no and Qarvey, who is also absent, are aid to bo weak men, and that if put to a igld examination, might probably toll ho story of tlio frauds. In his paper of this week Mayor Hall trongly urges the election ol Tweed as it Senator. The adjournment of tlio Insurance Convention, which was fixed for last venlng, had to bo postponed on account i! the Convention visiting Connecticut. NAINT I.Ol'IR. dio Movement for tho Withdrawn! of the Hull Against tho N. SI. Ilallrond. St. I.ouib, October 21).?At a mass neotlng of merchants and citizens generilly, held at Mercantile Library Ilall last light, to take into consideration tho proirTety ol petitioning tho County Court to llsmlss tho suit now pending against tho j?.1. *n 1>. n ,1 ,.t ,tin 1 Willi JI1IS0WIII1 IKIIIIV/cm, lit ??w duimv iuio binding tlio parties now controlling lid road to fully stock and equip the oad once, and to make all ncccasary (reparations to transact promptly tlio lusiness which will llow upon the city luring tbo coming winter, resolutions rcro unanimously adopted that tho inter- I sts of tho ontlro community will bo best I erved and promoted by tbo ditmlaml ot I he suit, and that tho County Court bo t especially requested to tako such action ,t. oncc; tbat in order to avoid any I inbarrassmcnts or complications licru- 1 Iter tho county court bo respectfully re- i luested to Immediately sell tho stock in I bo North Missouri Hallroad held by tbo I ounty at auction to tho highest bidder or cash, giving ten days noticoot sale by I dvertislng the samo in tho city papers, i I committeo of twenty prominent citizens I VRn H|)JHI|UICU lu jiicouii* mu icbuimwuuo 0 tlio county court as tho action of tho Heeling. t At a meeting of the stockholders ot tho c It. Louis Fort Hcott Railroad Company I leld yesterday at their olllco, in this city, i 1 was voted to cbarigo tho name ol tho J oriKirallon to that of liio Missouri Ccn- I rai Hallway Company. Tho following t icw directors wore chosen: Jacob It Iheplicrd, Edward I). Butler, Win. F. lerhert and Edmund H. Dowey, nil of few York. Edward D. Hutler w?s lectod Treasury and Kdraond n. Dowcy, lecrelary. A. W. Mauplno remains s President of tho company under tho iew organization. Vll'niui an unnn??ivu Mini Dtmorous, Ai.a., October 88.?The tab Committee on the Kti-Klux outrages djourned last evening, after sitting hero ix davs, examining tblrty-Bi* persons, nostor whom were In relation to the afsirs of this and adjoining counties. Gen. Jrawford, commandrng in Alabama, ocupled one dny. He testified concerning lie condition of the whole. IIo pare pedal accounts from about thirty dlflornt places. Tho committee go hence to ilvingston, Ala., where they will stay ibout a week. MEXICO. rhe Jnnrlsts nt Rnltlllo Snrronder to the Rerolntionists. New York, Oct .28.?A special telegram rom Mexico reports tho surrender of tho 'uarlsts forces at HalMllo to tho rovoluionary command of Gen. Trovlno. Tre ino found a considerable amount of war naterisl in the place. Kscobedo Is pre>ared tn defend Nucvn ]^on against tho evolutionists. Gen. Pavon has prolounced against Juarez In Huastlca ?nnty. CHICAGO. Invitation to the Tradesmen ol Other Citiea. Thouaanda of Brick and Stone Muaona, Carptntera, Plumber., Uaa-Fittera, and A rtillccra in Tin, Braaa and Copper Wanted. Chicauo, Oct. 2S.?The Tribune this luurniiig, editorially announce* that livu or aix hundred additional brick and alone masons can find employment in Chicago through the winter, at from tour to llvu dollars per day; that two-thousand carpenters can find employment all through the winter at high wages; that iu March there will bo employment for twice as maay more of both these trades; that in addition that of workers ol wood, iron, piomoen*, gas-nucra, wurnurH mun, urass mid copper, a whole uroiy will be wanted. Thousands of laborers, it says, now starving la New York and other cities, can lind work at good wages, with comfortacle homes lor their families and themselves, on farms within one hundred miles af Chicago. FAST DAY. In accordance with ttio proclamation of Mayor Mason, to-morrow will he obicrved us a day ol lasting, humiliation ind prayer. NEW IMSUI1ANCK HATES. The Chicago underwriters held a meeting lost evening, and unanimously agreed upon the following schedule of rates for Insurance: On elevators, 8 per cent; on buildings, 4 per cent; on contours of brick packing houses, iii per cent; on the contents of Iramo packing houses, not Blated; lumber yards, 21 per cent; brick dwellings, Hi per ccui; contents, HJ per cent; Frame dwellings, 1 per cent, contents, 1 per cent; frame commercial risks, when built according to ipccilications, 3} per sent, and on contents 8J per cent. AN 1NCIDBNT OK THE FIIIK?A N01U.E UtllL. Corporation Counsel Freiey relates the following incident connected with tko ?rcat lire: "I know n sowing girl who liad, by years of hard labor, saved a little money. Whilo the lire was burning eho telegraphed to her brother In Indiana to liuy and send her a car load of provisions. I ler brother did so. Ho this girl took sick amiliea into her rented house, and in tlio ilrst ten days after tho fed by one meal or moro six hundred persons, bho Is a pure, modest, retiring, Christian girl, ind my wife discovered it, not from herlelf, but Indirectly. Hlie .has been my wile's dressmaker for about Ave years. NEW 1MII.HOAD 110UTK TO TIIE WEST. The Chicago St. Louis Iiailroad will ipen their new route to Kansas City riii Jacksonville, Illinois, and Louisiana, Mislouri, on Monday next. This gives Chi;ago anew routo to Kansas nnd the W est. A. C. 0. E. Badger, bankers, claim bat they have not suspended, but are transacting their business as beiore tho Ire. In tho Hoard of Supervisors yesterday, i resolution was offered and referred to tlio Finance Committee, requesting tho OovTrior of the State to recommend to the Legislature to grant authority to Cook ;ounty to Issue f 1,000,000 of bonds to draw not over 7 per cent interest and running for wenty years, to apply to ward meeting jonds and orders now outstanding and ipproaching maturity interest on the tamo, to rebuild public buildings and to meet deficiencies on the receipts for the next two years. Tho action on the application to tho Jtato Auditor to dissolve tliu Hupublic Inlurance Company ami appoint a receiver tias betn postponed by the Circuit Court, t being stated thut tho company hud tnken iction looking to the collection of unpaid stock notes. Tho Stato Auditor lms filed bills In the L'ircult Court looking to tho dissolution of llie Knickerbocker, Equitable, Warden uity and Commercial Insurance Companies, these companies being bankrupt. The aggregate assets of the Knlckerbocksr, including the capital stock not paid m, are $70,000; losses, $710,000. The bqtlitable assets, not Including the capital ?ut including tho capital stock not paid in, are $330,000; losses, $3,000,000. Tho harden City assets, not Including the capl:al stock, are less than $300,000; losses, (2,000,000. The Commercial has risks to lite amount of $15,000,000, with assets, exclusive of capital stock paid and unpaid, it $500,000. rtttt ItUtCKTiAYKIlS TALKING ABOUT A STltlKR. Chicago, Octobor 20.?There wasaomo alk yesterday and day before of a strike or higher wages by tho bricklayers, but hey finally concluded not to do so. A itriito among the bolcklayers would of| lourso suspend nil work in tlio burnt illsrict, except men clearing away the rubilsli, and would throw outof employment lot only tbo bricklayers themselves, but ho carpenters, slono cuttcrs, lurnituro nakere, gas filters, plumbers, iron workire, itc. Tho prico now paid for good irlcklaycre is four dollars and fllty cunts wr day, which Is one dollar per day more ban they obtained previous to tho flro. rho general impression Is that at this jrica building will procord steadily hrough the winter. There nro many maions and-carpenters coming to this city rmn other points, especially from Canada, vliero wages are low and business dull. Iny reasonable number that como can't ail to get all the work they want through he winter. rris r.onATti'N ok tiib new hovehnment BtiiLDtnam 1.t- ?11I..i n,.nhHU, f\llunrn. All IB IIUUCIBIWUU I link kUV|MW}jwi UUIUIIncnt ofllclnls will make recommendation* o Congress to provide liberally for Chilago in tho way of tho erection of Government buildings. The old custom house tnd poet office combined In one building vss insufficient in capacity for the Govirnment buslnesa transacted there, and It las i)cen suggested that tho Government nirchase the adjoining property directly o the west of tho present looality. Tills luggestlon seems to have exalted the ideas )l the owners ol the properly wanted on ttonroo street, and they now ask ail llio ?ay from |2,000 to $11,000 per iront fool 'or their lots, which Is largely In advance )l tho price isked previous to tho lire, rhe Government will not feel obliged lo >ay theso prices, and if holders do not :otnn down In their views tho Government buildings will probably bo located it somo other point. li la understood that ail ni me property holders on Michigan avenue, Irontlng on the proposed Union Central depot, with n single exception, lmvo withdrawn their opposition to tho wile of the ground on which tho depot Is to ho erected. Tho mly objoclor will withdraw hl? opposition on tho condition that tho railroad companies will traild a bridge across the mouth of Chicago river, at a'cost of |75,XX). This will prohably ho done, and llio Injunction, which restrained tho sale to the companies, will be withdrawn. When this l? accomplished, there will bo du legal obstacle to the occupation of the grounds, and the railway companies will at once proceed to erect the building. WASHINGTON. National Thnnkagivlng Appointed. Washington, Oct. 38?Tlio following litis been issued to day from tlio Executive Department: By the President of the United Statei, a I'rixltimttion. The process of tlio seasons lias again enuuieu uusnauiiuien 10 garner mo iruiu of successlul toil. Industry has been generally well rewarded. We are at (>eiice Willi nil nations; tranquility,with a lew exceptions, prevails at liome. Within the past year we have, in the main, been free Irom the ills which elsewhere have alllicted our kind. II aumeol us have had calamities, there should bo occasion for sympathy with tho sull'erers and resignation on their part to tho will of the Most lligh, rejoicing Willi tho many who have been more Favored. I therefore recommend that on Thursday, the thirtieth day of November next, our people meet at their respective places of worship, thero to make their usual acknowledgments to Almighty Qod lor tho blessiugs lie has conferred upon them and their merciful exemption from evils, and invoke Ills protection and kindness for their less fortunate brethren, whom, in His wisdom, ho bos dtHraicd it best to chastiso. In faith whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused tho bciiI of Btato to be alllxed. Done at tbo City of Washington, this 28th day of October, 1871, anil tbo Independent of the United States the ninety-sixth. u. s. uiunt. Hy tho President. IT CI.... ii. risii, tJwiBwy iy VHUC. Tho members of tho bar mot today in tho U. 8. Supreme Court room, ?nd speeches were made eulogistic: of the late lion. Thomas Ewing. Appropriate resolutions were passed. Consul Funchal, at Madeira, reports the Russian licet at that port on the Oth of October, having on board I)uko Alexis. They expected to sail lor New York on tho Oth of October. The President has recognized Hagborth tfuhltfuuro Vico Consul ol Sweden and Norway at 8t. Paul, and Peter H. Vanse Vico Consul at Chicago. John F. Cooke has also been recognized by tho President as Vico Consul ol Her Hrltanic Majesty at 8. Louis. All lint im>m)w>ra rit Tni'kilnv'n (!nl>inr>t. will bo hero Tuesday. J THRASUItY I'llOOHAMMIS KOIt NOVEMHRIt. The Secretary of the Treasury lias au- I thorized the Treasurer at Now York to S purchase one million bonds each Wed- nesday in November, or live millions in i all; sell one million in coin on the first, third and fifth Thursdays; two mil lions each on the second and fourth Thursdays, or seven millions in all. The Woman's Club of this city last night unanimously resolved that owing to the legal, political, judicial and oxecutivo obstacles in their way, they believe the remedy for tho socisl evil to bo political enfranchisement and thenco the per- sonal emancipation of the women. INDIAN TERRITORY. t Riotous Proceeding* of n (Jang of i Desperadoes at ibson* n bt. i.ouis, uct. as,?mo jupuoucan has an account ol tho riotous proceedings of a gang of desperadoes last Friday nt Gibson, tho terminus of tho Missouri, 1 Kansas Texas railroad, In Indian Territory. Tho rioters wcro led by tho notorious villains known as Limber Jack, l,n>n nvi?w IUU IITCI 11CIl'i Kansas Editorial Rxoaitilon* Br. Louis, Oct. 38.?The Kansas editorial party arrived hero this morning. They visited Hhaw's Garden, the pnrks, and c nthprplnr.es nl Interest In tlio eltv find suburbs during the day, and led nl fl r. St. I< nVi the Chicago Alton Railroad for Olu- n cago to view the rains o( the late fire. J FOREIG-NT ENGLAND. Victoria Obstinate?The Coming He. Kency of Wales. World Special. London, Oct 28.?At a recent cabinet council held to consider the question relating to tbe Uoyal family, the Queen was asked to give her consent to the marriage mi the Duke ot JSumburgu witu tne uusBiun Princcss, also to consent to tho establishment of a Regency, with the Prince of Wales as Hegent. tilic refused to assent to either proposition, and subsequently she refused to aflln the Hoyal signature to the public documents which wero presented. The cabinet afterwards continued the discussion of the question of a Regency, and the deflnito proposition was introduced to tpjioint a chancellor to sign documents In place of tho (Jueen. U'EECU OF Mil. GLADSTONE AT (lltHKNwion. It is estimated that nearly twelvo thouinnd people were present at Greenwich :o-day, to hear tho speech of Mr. Gladitone. When tho speaker arrived at noon io was greeted with cheers. IIo mid he was proloundly Impressed with tho grandlur of tho welcomo, and was sorry hisdu iert prevented him from oftcnor visiting iia constituents. Ho then discussed the i lubjects agitating the public. Tho chief complaint against tho Government was i .hat it attempted too much. But a necessity existed tor stating the viows producng the mcasuurs adopted. There were nore subjects than it was possible to carry into immediato ell'ect. Tho present liberal Administration hud had the longest life ot luy administration since 1832. There was reason to believe its vitality unim- mired. The facts connected with the Jismissals from tho dockyards had been grossly exaggerated. Thu total number j men discharged was only l.iuii. tho reduction wiia in nccordanco with tbc wlicy ol liia predecessor. The economies if tiio present government, through tho ibolltion of official patronage were grati'ying. Thero was renson for congratula- Ion over tho abolition of tho purchase I lystcm in the army. Tho House of Lords night need reform but nothing should bo lone precipitately. The Lords bad not ictod wisely in rejecting tho ballot bill j which would again bo introduced. Tbc contagious disease act would be considerid at the next session in a manner to com- nand the sympathies of tho nation. At 1 ho conclusion of his speech a resolution of tvclcomo to Gladstone was carried, thero icing about 200 dissenting voices. London, October 88.?The Mansion llouso fund for Chicago amounts to 42,!I>0 pounds; Belfast subscription 5,000 ;>ouuub. Liberal contributions have been received from towns in Ulster. THE CONTINENT. Laborers' Strikes in Helxluin and Nniony?Tho 1'opa Soon to Leave Itomo"-Tho Russian Premier at llerlin?French Army Reorganized. Vkusaii.i.iis, October 28.?Viscount i Jhoiscl has resigned his position as French envoy at Kioronco. rnA?hcuni, wuiuuur y II. House and D. M. Halford woro mdljr Injured. Tho loss is estimated at >25,000. ?Tho Congregational Confercnco lor entral Ohio met at Columbus on Friday. ?Tho employees of tho Allegheny Valoy railroad contributed seven hundred ,nd filly dollars to tho Chicago Kcllef 'und, Saturday. ?Kev. Septimus Trustln, a prominent 'resbyterian, died nt Washington Bunlay. ?Tho Governor of Massachusetts has ippointod November 110th as Thanksgivng day. NJATIONAL INHUHANCE COMIX I'ANY or Wbeellog. Capital, $200,000 DtRIOTOpt. Geo. K. Whott, John R. Wllwn, Jar McCltinojr, A. J. Clark, Morgan L. Ott, Jon. P. I'aull, A. W. Campbell, Geo. Adntna. Thou, llornbrooic, ORO. K. WRKAT, President. JAH. MoCLUNKY, VIre Proaldcnt. .iuhh iii9iiur, eocroiary. Office, 99 Market Streot. octlT The oldost and moot rellablo Inatltatlon for Mnlnlng a Mercantile Education. pTTractlcal business men an Instructor!, for Information, write for a circular to P. >UPF A BUNS, Pittsburgh, Pa. sepMw-dBat ^IGNOIt FRANK MAKTINOTTE, From the Fashionable Hair Dressing KiUblahment of Monsieur J. Planl. of Hnltlmore, leva leave to Inform tho cltlteni of Wheeling nd stringers that be has opened the Barber Ihop connected with Dallev'a City Hotel, and la irepared to execute all theoratiebeaof th? bnalicas in tho most approved atylo. Particular attention Riven to Children's Hairlotting, oc? TUBT RECEIVED. J 60 Cot la Manila Hopo. 800 lbs Flax Twine assorted. 6 Colli Tarred Yarn. 800 lbs. Hemp Twine. No. 80 Main street. frbffl CHAR. H. BBRRT, rOHACCOS. 10 Rntta Virginia Rough f.nd Readr Twlit. 10 do fln?j Virginia nrlcht Pounds fiCase* Virginia Navj Thirds, mahogany. A do do do do black. Jnst received and for salfl br aepjfl M. RB1LLY. H08II EN CII EE BE.?50 BOXES !>t *ilo by wpii m. nnir.LT. \/f ONTANA HEAR DUCK FOK LYL Rootling Steamboat! and DargM, on hand nd for lalo low for enah. fnh7 (ilAni.RRH.nRRRT. Fir best antiihmouh oaTHATITIO, 19 MoLain'n Vegetable Pllln. DH1KI) l'EACHES. 60 bi? prime, tfi and Va for 111 A by not 18 I.IHT. DaVRNPORTA PARftR. AT IJA08. J 1,000 4-bmh. Rnrlip'l Raw. for Mia by octIB M8T, DAVENPORT A PARRS.