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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-17
Another Report Of BOoIh'~ Arrest
More Developments Of the Plot.

New YORK, April l6.-Tho Times spc-
cial says Secretary Seward will recover
Fred. Seward is still unconscious. He
breathes calmly and has an easy pulse
His head is dreadtully confused and lac
Grated.
The Herald's special says Booth has
been arrested near Baltimore, and will
he placed for safe keeping on board Il
monitor at the Navy Yard, at Washing
ton, anchored in the stream so as to keep
him from the reach of the people, Cd
Major General Augur has offered Il re-
ward of $1,000 for the arrest of the muir
derer of the President aud the assassin
of the Secretary of State Various
arrests have been made of parties suspects
ed being implicated. Some have proved
their innocence, but Others are held
The letter found in Booth trunk ,
which showed the assassination was to
take place about the 4th ot March, aud
urging postponement. said the govern
ment officers had become suspicious and
it would be mprudent 10 do anything
then. 1t also advised him IN to Rich
mOnd and ascertain how such action
would be regarded by the rebel govern
ment. Further disclosures are withheld
for the present rhe evidence Is >ulti-
cient to implicate some six different per
sons i'll the diabolical plot All of them
from this section and MARYLAND
Two pair of handouts and gag we've
found in Booths Trunk. 1t appears that
Booth had leased a stable liz The alley in
rear of the the theatre lie hired horse
from livery stable in the afternoon.
took it to the alley, and hired servant
from the lady of whom he hired the sta
BILE To watch the horse while he perpe-
trated the deed Booths mistress has
attempted to commit suicide to-day
An actressat Growers Theatre received
an anonymous note yesterday not TO
sing, "Sherman's march to the sea
I. Day before yesterday Booth called an
Mr. Hess, treasurer of Growers theatre,
and urged him to announce some new
and exciting play for Friday evening.
and invite the President aud other 0fii-
Gals, and get up sensation. -
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Permission for the Renssembling Of
iheYirginin LegisIature Rescinded.

WASHINGTON, April15.-The Richmond
Wing of yesterday contains Che follow
ing:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, April l3.
Owing to recent events, the permission
for the reassembling of the gentlemen re-
Gently acting as the Legislature of Vir-
ginia is rescindcd Should any of the
gentlemen come to the city under the
notice of reassembling already published,
they will be furnished passports torctnrn
to their homes Any of the persons
named in the bill signed by Judge Camp
bell and others, who are found in the
city twelve hours after the publication
of this notice, will be subject to arrest,
unless they are residents of this city.
[Signed f. .. {. OhD,
Major Gen Commanding Department
HEADQU ARTERs DEPT. OF VIRGINIA,
ARMY OF THE JAMES, RICHMOND,
April 10, 1868.
General Ordc' No. 81
Provost Marshals will grant no passes
to citizens from the North or to officers
TO come to this city except on orders
from tile President, the Secretary of War,
Lieut.. Gen Grant, or the department
commander Officers and soldiers now
in the city will return to their respective
commands at once, rr be subject to az
rest and confinement. The Provost
Marshal General is charged with the ex-
ecution of this order.
BY command of Major Gen. Ord
[Signed L. w. SMITH,
Assist Adit Gen.
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OccupatiOn Of Mobile.

CHICAGO, April ia Cairo special
saws: Our forces occupied Mobile on the
9th Spanish Fort was captured with
three THOUSAND prisoners, and three hum
dred guns were captured in Mobile
The garrison fell back upon the river
Our gunboats are lying at Chiekasaw
BAYOU. General Wilson captured all OF
RnddY'S command. w
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Grief Of Edwin Booth.

= BosroN, April 15-Edwin Booth has
been plunged into the deepest grief by
the desperate act of his brother, and it is
telling fearfully upon his sensitive ma
ture. 1t Is said he has expressed deter
minatiou never to appear upon the stage
again.
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Co.ai,ien Of Secretary seward

New York April l6,--C A Seward
telegraphs to Mr.. Sanford, President of
the American Telegraph Company is
follows, at IL O'Clock this morning: I'm
ole is as well this morning as the circum-
stances will permit. he retains. his men-
tai vG0r and resolution. The surgeons
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speaks very favorably of him. Poor
Fred is still utterly unconscious: he has
not opened his eyes since IL O'Clock on
Friday night. The Major will get along
nicely
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STOCK MEDICINE.
r. O u IT z =
nr,T INN 'DI,n
Horse and Cattle Powders.
THESE POWDERS HAVE PROV,

HORSE dllQ UdCCl6 fOWQ6rS,
THESE POWDERS HAVE PROV,
Il ED, after trial of several years, to be SUI
perior to any preparation of the kind i'll use.
The chief superiority of these Powders arises
from the IA, that they - are composed OF me"i-
cines that have Laxa- 2 tive, Tonic and Puri-
flying properties. The . Laxative elects crudi-
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Tonic gives strength z to the system OF the
Horse, and the purify /. ing medicines contain.
ed in them cleanse the blood and lay the
foundation for heal thy and vigorous cir
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strengthens the appetite, and gives the horse
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the appearance vigor and spirit of this noble an
imaL
These Powders are not intended as most
powders are, to bloIt the animal 80 as to give
him the appearance of being fat when not really
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These Powders will strengthen the stomach
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and bring them to Il healthy state. They are a
sure preventive of Lung Fever, and certain
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il used two or three times week, through the
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few doses of these Powders every year, they
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MILCH cows.
The properties this Powder possesses in in
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IT an Importance and > value which should
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HOGS.
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cured or entirely pre-. . vented. BY using
these powders, the Hog Cholera can be pre-
vented
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New YORK, April 16,-lIopes are now
entertained of the recovery of Fred Sew
ard
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CHARLES SIEBKE,
r. 5ys H. = Il nR To ~ n,EMEU

- FANCY DYER AND SCOURER South
Street near the Il. 4 O. k. Il. Depot Wheeling
w. Va All Kinds of Shawls Ribbons and eve
~ description OF silks ana Wooden Goods exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estah
lishmcHt ia thu Western States. sepIn
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WYKES AND BROWNS
AnsyuE GALLERY

j 1870 Main Street, Wheeling. W. Va.
Photographs of all sizes and styles. Photo
graphs in India lux OH and Water ColoTS. Our
Card photographs cannot be surpassed il rich
ness of tone and durability
a varied assortment Of Frames always on
hand and for sale cheap. AIS" an assortment OF
Cards of the Union ocris. sep2O
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,

DETAIL DEALER HATS AND
II CAPS No. Washington Hall Wheeling
Va Keeps constantly on hand full and
complete assortment of everything in his line
which will he sold Oft ut the lowest market rates.
sep2O
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BUSINESS CARDS.
|. wUEAT. HENRY c. FIEsHER
WHEAT & FLESHER,

n ING, WEST VA, will attend TO all profess
sional business in the Circuit Courts of ONO,
Brooke, Hancock and Marshall. the District
Court of Appeals fOT the State OF West Virginia.
sep2G ..,...H.. ...
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J. e. G.. BAYHA,


ID BAKERY. Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hail a few door, above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand full assert
ment of the above articles.
tY Their wagon runs constantly tn all parts
OF the city with Bread Crackers Rusks Cakes
etc. scp2n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-17
The Presidents Funeral 20 take Place
an Thersday-Incidenfs Of the Last
Day Of his Life.

WASHINGTON, April l6-The corpse
of the late President has been laid out in
the White House. 1t is dressed in the
suit of black worn by him at his late in
auguration. A placid smile rests upon
his feature, and the deceased seems to
be In calm sleep The corpse viii be
laid ont in state in the east room on
Tuesday, in order to give the pablo an
opportunity to seeonce more the features
Of him they loved 30 well. The eata-
fslqus upon whiohatbeS body VIII rest b
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~ uPTOns.

The symptoms Of Catarrh a. they gsBsrl'll
appear are at hrst very slight. Per0n' Do.
they have cold, that they have fT'qusnt /"
tlrks and are more sensitive a. the change 7,
temperature. IN this condition, the no,s % y
be- dry, or a slight discharge, thin and acrla. =
terwsrd becoming thick and adhesive A. y
diseases becomes chronic, the discharge ar -
creased in quantity and changed N quality ihs
are now thick and heavy, and are h2Et'l
cOughed OF The neeretions are offensive 80
ing bad breath, the voice Il thick aud pa,
the eyes are weak; the sense OF smell u lessssbs
OF destroyed, deafness frequently taxes ~.
Another common and important symptom % A..
tarrh Is, that the person l. obliged To eieI i'll.
throat in the morning Of thick OF SHINY mu ~,
which has fallen down from the bead hdnog
night. When this takes place, the P'rs's ~
lie sure that his disease il on the way 70
iunDs and should lose time IN arrestlhs ,.,h,I
The above are but few Of the many C'''''
symptoms
A single bottle win last mODtb-to be u-'"
three times day.
DR.. ID. III. SEELIE a tc'
Chicago Sole Proprietor
McCABE, KRAFT CO, Wheeling VA.
sale Agents for eastern Ohio ana "s'' 49,
and sold By druggist evsryvheF
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MEDICAL.
G----l863----R
PRoSTRATIoy

The proprietOrs are proud to acknowleiga o.
unparalleled success which has attended re sai e
of their valuable preparation known In nss.le
every portion of the civilized world "A the vi"
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+ - CTS. PER PAPER, OF ) PAPER:
FOR ONE DOLLAR
PREPARED BY
~, a, EOUTZ n BRO,

At their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot,
No llG Franklin St, Baltimore Nd.
For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers
throughout the United States.
WHOLESALE AGENTS: Laughlins & Bushfeld,
Wheeling W. Va. j. j. Bender & Co., Pitts
burg Pa. Johnston, Holloway a Cowden, Phil
adcphia -
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P. w. BOSLEY, ..sz'l s.
r.NrV.CTuRER OF COsfuON

MI and FANCY CANDIES, and dealer in
Foreign Fruits Nuts, etc, No l35 Market st,
Wheeling, Va .l-' .''
Also Parties and Weddings furnished with
Ice Cream and Cake at the shortest. notice.
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MRS. G. ZIMMER,

MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS
MI OF CRACKERS, CAKES BREAD, sc.
No. 1872 Market street, East side, "a few doors
south of the Market House, Wheeling W. Va.
janl0-6m
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WASHINGTON, April l5.-The Richmond
Wing of yesterday contains the follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, March 22-6P. N.
AmH-Receipts, 81 boxes. The market continued
dull, and prices were wholly nominal
BREADsruyFs. 2,S8S bbls. -four, 1,o2e bbls
and 1.e4o bags corn meal 800 bushels wheat 5000 do
corn H. $50 do oats 1888 do rye and $50 do barley The
market for State and Western -four opened dull and
heavy but subsequently rallied and closed at 1oc lSc
per Dbl higher Beyond the most urgent requirements
Of the trade there inquiry, and the sales were
confined 5000 bbs State and Western, 400 do South
ern and 800 do Canadian OF rye -four we notice sales
Of 200 bbls at 50 rs a 81 so. Corn meal was mode
ratey active and firm at previous rates. sales 800 bbls
81 for jersey and 81 % 81 40 for Brandywine We
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


wEp.E Essay, March 22-9P. NJ
GcTd opcned with more lrmness this morning the
manic hay pg exhausted ITSELF but such have been Its
frustrating effects that tho market Is slow 10 recover
and The speculative feeling nsuid The quotations
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The wheat market opened quite active, and prices
advanced &C. &c. closing firm and active The sales were
10 800 bushels winter red at 81 90 81 o. do am
Der Michigan at 81 % 49, and 900 do spring at 81 50
81 s5-later price for amber In rye barley and malt
there was nothing Of importance doing, and prices
were nominally unchanged. The corn market was
dun but Hrn With sales Of Is 900 bushels ut 81 81
81 80 for new yellow and 81 70 for old Western yellow.
Oats in limited request and Sc lower sales At 90c
for Canada CSC ESQ Tor jersey e7c. for Western and
900. csc. for State
CorvKE.-No sales Of importance were reported and
prices were entirely nominal Buyers hold on In antic
patton Of lower pr.cea-
Corroa Despite the slight advance in gold the market
ruled extremely quiet and small sales Of upland mid
ding were effected at 50c., representing decline Of 1c
&C. as compared with our last quotations Saes 100
bales the market closing dull, with downward ten
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TSxcMTs were vary duil and ratss, though nominal
on private terms but il nearly every the
terms low that shpownors refused to give them.
To Liverpool Is hhds tobacco At los q tons iogwood
S. 40 do fustc, $50 do logwood 500 packages lard,
200 do bacon, 25 hhda taow, all on private terms The
charters were brig, 2ol TONS to Csnfuegos, sugar at
Toe.
H,r--shpping was dull and heavy at 81 90 . 81 oS.
Retail lots In moderate inquiry at 81 70 81 75
demand was isry s1ys .er az graues
scarce and full prices were realized The stock OF nfe-
grades is quite large but the receipts were dmin-
ished Tho sales 126 bales mostly for consump-
ton at Csc 3sc for old growth, and CSC &c., with
fancy at soc. for new do.
MoIAss s-There was no demand FOR any description,
and prices were entirely nominal.
NAVAL SroREsSpirts turpentne continues scarce and
firm, with sales OF 30 bols at " 27as2 30 Resins ns
in improved request at our last rates Sales $50
bills, chiefly good strained. at $24 Tar dull and IN
changed.
Lard steady ut 81 95 81 for large and small lots
Other kinds quiet and prices were nominaly I'M
changed.
Pr1RorKuM-Thcre was but very little inquiry for
crude and the scarcely rm the sales only
reaching $50 bbls, on the spot at 34c 34kc, closing
the inside price and 1000 bbls do for all April at
35c buyers option Refined dull and lower at 64c.
a 55c. for bonded, and 74c, for free.
beef on do cut meats and Sas do. lard. The pork
market continued very dull but rather steady, at
s27 for mess The salcs were 5000 bbis, a. s2a
f2T so for mess, closing nj $27 12h, CASH $A so
S25 for 1864 do cash and regular way 322 S23 for
prime and SIS for primo mess. Also, for future de-
maindcr Of this month, at s27 SO $27 u.s. The beef
market was active and steady; sales 1000
bills, at 4l4 SIT for plain mess, and
| $40 80 a $40 for extra mess Becf hams
were dull and nominal. Cut meats unsettled and
tribe on salcs $50 pkgs at 16tc Ice for shoulders
and lee II &c. for hams Bacon was a tri1e hrmer
with sales OF 900 boxes at l6c for Cumberland cut 1870
a16slc for short ribbed and 1okc for long do. Ihe
lard market ruled steady, with saes Of 200 bbs and
terccs at leJsc. a 1870. for No. to fair 70 primo
steam and kettle rendered Butter dull and unsettled
Cheese quiet at dc 20 for common TO prime
SuGAR-The market was very quiet but In prices
there material change. The only sales We heard
OF 100 hhds Porto Rico at IL Nc, and 123 hhds
Cuba muscovado private terms Refined was dull
and heavy At l6c a16kc for soft yellow 17c 1sc for
soft white. and 1oc. for powdered crushed and granu
lated
sEEns-Clover dull and unsettled Iinseed more
active Sales 200 bags Calcutta, In Boston, at 81 IL
gold
srxARNE We notice sales Of 80, 900 lbs. at 1TKc.
TArlow was steady 6ales 120 900 lbs at 12c q 12kc
wmsxEY. Receipts, 2s3 bb,s. The market was less
active and prices were decidedly lower sales Of 200 bb
Western At 81 Is.
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NToTICE-rHE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
IN panys new steamer COLORADO will be open 70 the
Inspection Of the public Wednesday Thursday Friday
and Saturday q , Mssf 1o% 70 10 Inn. ss Sa
of Canal street.
Those engaged in the development Of the commerce Of
California and Pacific and the general progress Of the
American Merchant Steam Marine will be Interested In the
examination Of this vessel
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Tho PIias eIpha Ircss OF tbs morning thus reors TO
the decline In securities and 10 the subscrp-
tions TO tho scven thirty loan -

sp culative movement developed Itself yestcr-
day IN government bonds ,cn had the effect for
while or depressing them very materially. combina.
uon formed, Of Which the nucleus was In New York.
tho object VI when TO - nd down those bonds 10
extent thai was designed shoad Interfere with the sale
~ lie th rides at the regular subscription price,
The principal parties in the ring were the most proni
nun gid unblers AID crators, with seccsh procvi-
ts IA IN two cites 20 srccess vi wa the operation that
tn ct rentics sold down 10 l0l y. Later IN the
dt However the decline completely recovered, and
u US reported tlst on W FORK house who sold
"snpit largely unable dclytr and Lad 10 ego by
thc board We heard al-o VI another failure In
cy me pm ay biCt Vas not attained The s1o OF the
fsFenthlitss Continued ~ very Irge extent The con-
afnco OF ire ptope this popular loan grows day by
usy EAperlt nee ~ 81 own ha' the only effect
stn by the ial N t,d similar 90 that which vic
tory nance. % y ulato the subscriptions Of
"a. people In al Iortlons q tie country
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SHE8EFF's SALE.

By virtue of a writ Of Tesialum Vendi-
toni Exponas, issued out OF the Court of
Common Pleas of Lnzerne county, 10 me
directed, viii be exposed 10 public sale at
the COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsbury, on
THURSDAY, the seth DAY Of OCTOBER,
1865, at O'Clock, in The afternoon, the
following resliesiaie, 10 wit:
All that certain tract or piece of land
situate in Madison Township, Colum bia
County, Containing one hundred sand
twenty four acres, bounded on the South bv
lands OF James Kisner and William Barber,
on the ives, bv lands of Conrad Kramer
and DR.. Cotner, on the north by lands OF
Daniel Smith aud Isaac Mcbride Where-
'on are erected TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND A FRAME
BARN
Seized, taken in execution. and 10 be
sold as the property of John B Mills
SAMUEL SNYDER,
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff.
RlO0un Ocf 4
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Valuable Recipes.

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