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T1Ic Progress of NcconstructIou-Kaf
roads and Tcle&rnphs Being ikebuilt
The Freedmen

roads and Tele&rnphs Being Rebuilt
Tho Freedmen.
NEW YonK, Aug. 3n.-Thc New York 1aqss'
trecfal FAYE: An Interesting report has been n.
ceiyed at the Frecducu's BnEean. from Col Samuel
Thorlaf. A+efktant Commissioner Of Mississippi,
dated yieksbEr9, August 18th. containing an 40
eoun, Of aairs n bat State He says the Eailsoads
arc being rebuilt. the roads and bE'd:cs repaired.
shc telegraph llnes extended TO the clles and In
ttIior toNns Of the Stale, mud in short time COM
mansca,ion viii he easy and fap!d.
t'1he colonies Of freedmen working tho Lard A.
tIcned them at Davis Bend, Gimp Hawley. near
!ngtcn, near Nalehez, a1e III doing well. Thclt
crops are maturing, and as tst as harvest time mp
breaches the number of1tous lsaued Ii reduced End
they ar compelled 10 rly On their oWn resources.
Al least TO- bales OF cotton will be raised BY these
The number e. idle Pfope around rn them II y con; son1
prices a1c oeycd Tor nil kinds Of work. The Trea.
eu.y Department has turned osef 70 ihe Bufcsn all
inudp. houses aEd teneMenta hcld hy them. THIS
includes home. In ytcksbutG and Satchez, which
were being rented ffom month to month, and piau-
taiors lexscd january lbt 1855. The General COM
nandius the Department has returned Iarge
amount Of property 10 citizens which has been II
the possession Of the Government The feeling
against taSing tho properly Of she most violent
whites Is about the same as keucd to freedmen
steamers on the Mtsissippi River, and moro -
pie are engaged In this business than ever bctofr
hut they support themselves. The total plumber q
freedmen In the State is eAtlnated 1T $40 900, O
nhom .nly 1900 arc receiving assistance ttom tht
Government.
, 1865-08-31

Foreign RnIlroad Stockholders Coming
to this Country.

: to this Country.
: New Yonk, Ans. D.-The E5z"-sss Gays a large
and d1stlnsulehsa party Of foreigners tvill shortly
r1Eit our ehorcs for tho fpcctal Inspection Of tho
At1antLc & Great Western Railrosd, and general
inspection Of all the principal railways Of America.
The party Will number ubout thirty gentlcn1cn, In
elsdIns representatives ftam somc leading bankers
tf Spain, and eminent Failwny men OF England tn
tcretted in the AtlnutIc i Great Western md Eric
1oade. The party were to leave England IN tho
Seelio On the eGth aud wtu return In tAe came
vessel from this port On Nor, 1st The Marquis Of
Salamanca may possibly come with the party, but
It is not certain About 90 GOO shares Of Erie co-
mon stock arc held IN England, while the whole
number ia hundred and eetenty-asc Thousand.
The Atlantic h Great Western hold large
amour. Of tbesc proxies, snd soo viii probably bc
represented in the next meeting Of the Ere con-
ISnY. :
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Ing u the Inside price. and 9sAs6e for high E!zod.
EoEty EeuoE OATS heayy md = eoves, At ssQtoe for
Wn1sKkr-Acttve and nruze1, at I'll for
Western
, WooL-1n1l.
PITEoLKux-Qute at 81 nc for crude, and Sic fEF
1ued Ia bond refined free and nominal.
GEocKnl1sCofee quiet and nm Sugar actlse xud
firm Ut n4@ Ito for Cuba MuscoTnAo, snta l3ac Tor
Porto Rico. Motrsss<quiet and steady.
taeas- closing at f3lpo cash F9asts0 for '63 do;
Sal ioF pEIm9 and s3ssoSs:2 90 ter urine nacss
Cit Mrais 6tendr. T;aeon dull LaEu steady at axte
2;Hc. Buttcy II demand 1t ai@:sc forohlo. Cbccso
Bttsny nt iU4i64r,
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FIRES.

Piano Forts md Ifirt,-nrnas Factories
at New Kfngcns .. -
ST, LOGS, Aug. so.-Two hemp warehouses, cor.
uer Of Ashley aud Second streets, contalnlnef ten
thousand bales Of hemp burned 1T evening. ioss S
ss5S,m0. The principal loosers arc =. 2. 1ewts :
Rro, Drnnhan a Hopkins, Lewis q GO, cafr g
LIKE, southworth d Co; and F. Handolnaa;a .,a
haIdwafe eslab1ishmcni q the Lindsey Firearms
Company n tbis ciy Was DESTROYED y @ Ee M Ct noon
to-day. The loss: Of the company r. IL 4 1$@o9} o. =,
New York companies. The fire communicated 10 d
jaTre brick buiidlng occupied by the Parmeee ptano
os Company ae.txeng ths 9nds ip1s1tSs ata. of the
loes nf the Ptauo Forte Company L. ZOO, or
which there Is IN insurance Of $50 600. The f1ze was
urrfjrnfn]
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NORTH CAROLINA.

A Reign Of Terror-Sli0otin. Negroes
md Driving Union 11cn from their
AaEaaeA.
KALHGH, n c, Aug. 21.-Lieut.. A. ". Hahn,
department Of Virginia. has arrived here hpm a
ttip through the eSorh Eastern portion Of this
State where there il military force he reporis
County the o,her day BY tho Home Gulstls OF
Courty Police for refusing to seEre their masters If,
Ter accepting Of employment elsewhere; that tho
people rfusc TO recognize tho fetdom Of tho blaekS
who arc whipped and tortured IN thu most Aendish
manner for cfcn expressing feeirc to be Gce; and
that shooting and kins those c.eatutes nppears to
he tho order Of tue daY.
Lcnt Hahn also Rays Union MN IN He7ttord
Comfy u1s driven from hls home for employing
Il coforcd girl as a servant without consulting her
ror Exists In ihat poItioa of the state
on account Of the absenee Of the mi1iLA.y.
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CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 31--A wrecking tram
which left this city this p. m. bound South, whsn
nearing Dalton about La+k, ca1c in collision with
frci.hi train No. ., coming toward Chattanooga
scne1al wreck Of matter ensued, 1he cars OF both
trains being demolished. Two dead bodies have
been taken out fom the wreck but It IL ceytan That
q number more have been killed and seriously in-
jurcd. Parties 1su nos at work clearing away the
Hffck.
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GEORGIA..

A Tax for Street Cleanlns-GovcFume
Arms-Ikcviya1 Of Business.
XIV Youxa Aug. e0-The fSaya1nah Mtruld at
hi gftb IL received but contains news Of mpot-
;a1ee. General nrannan has issued orders for a
at on citizeps 10 dcfa{ the expense Of cleaning Me
aeuts belonging to the Government be tnrned
;,et 10 the quarter masfer- ,
Business Is apparently teysy3ng ~ T. sasaanaa, =,
=. -, =. .3trr hrt7rSt 9fth.
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PROPOSALS FOR FILLING

1 AND PLANkING MEsr TMELFIM ~ Ml. ~ Css SI9EET.
Chicago, August 3lst, t1sa. s
tealed proresa,s xl BE- sesl.sa By 1ns BSsF9 t1 q
10, the fug and p!1nknS West Tvelftn street fr1ua
B:sch street to the cast line of the Asead1m" Or
Goinc of said work ts IN the once Of this Board
Said tmnrovenent viii be paid for from tho 1lefial
ssstssent levied 10 dcf2y Its Cost, Whtn the tasne
Proposals must be addressed to the Board Of Public
street." and accompanied With the usual 200 bono,
With 5uretes to be approved by the Board Bids usa
tt for doing the whole work for dernlte sum.
The BecTd reserves tho right To reject nuE or al bids.
and none will be accepted un]ets tho Person proposing
GIVES evidence satisfactory tho Board thai he Ii
petent, reliable and responsible. IL: G1SpELE,
FRED. LEfZ+
@. j. ROSE.
a1Slm1E31Bt Board Of Public Nosks-
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CAtpo, Avg. so.-Thc steamer You Phul, ttom
Ne.y Orleans 9Th, passed hero last night
Col. +. A. 9(ar.tng, Of the ~ Illinois has BEEN
relieved from service A. Provost Marshal General Of
hayiug expired. MAJOR G. ". LoEe1l, s0th coiored
,pforjrv unercads him
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da:s ttnee, lie IN state at Mozart Ha1l in ihis eiy
and are Visited by large crowds Of people. Ihe
funeral viii take piace % Sunday, and lnf1ations
arc extended to ali circles In the country y seno
Gelecates.
, 1865-08-31

Foreign Markets.
LHEnfoo1, Ang. n. vta Queenstown
IoSpoy MoxET AArKrr.-Cuusols truer and i'd
yanc{1s. Discount ua1Eet unchanged,
LATEST PEE AFRICA.
I1vrRroo1. Aug. 2o.--BRFApsTrFfs-aeuer1lly dnli,
with downward tendency. fhe yeafneE j. Ia Roy.
fn9 Richardson, Spence 4 Co., A!I Nakeheid. Aaah
q Eo.. Toport doi1 dat. Wheat dull. ana Tucsday d
Ayucc Il barely maintained, owing 70 fncr Tr2thcf
Corn tasier; t1IIetl at Els fdN3as. .-,.
FRof16yoNs Generally 'm0T1 nuoyAhf btRsana.
Athya 4 Co., and Gordon. Bruce q Co.. report PEI
nrtn, with an advance Of :s9 y or the WerS Fo!S
bnoyant, and odIAuee4 ssa7s e4. Bacon inward ans:
buoy ant and sdysneed sss.s Lard quiet and steaoS
at:sssg sSs esss % nil and sowazd, With partial
decline ii ID. Cnhee qn5ss ard steady:
PTTFoLECX-Hontt, English g. Brandon saT the maE'
tef Is steady ut Is I'd fer crude.
IoSpcx,-paftrgt' circular B1ys REeadstu1s fcod
inward: rcd western wheat quoted at &t{6t.
GEpcEEIEa-Sngar has downWatI seE1IeucE: C9ae-
heavy md declined ise.ls "a. Tea steaas. iaee Arm
TAiiDW-GteAdy at ~.
PfT9o1k1x-scaEcs; crude "a Sd
- LtsEEroo., Au=. ~.
Co1roy-sales yesterday, (saturdaJ) l3,0h bales
The market Ia n1nlef, but prices unchangea-
NHElptTuYT Market Gulf and nominal. I1c Tcath
cr has been fnyofab.d fot c.nrs-
r4or1AIoxs-FiTu1. Produce sfc3ay.
Lospou, Aug. a.
corso1s-Conso1s closed last eveniag nj so1@sex fo
money ,r,>,-, xr.,rv.a
EGEtf. -
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rrlc OF Mining Stocks BID In pston to-day: Cen
trei Il. Conner Falls TX; Ff3ukl1n Sjk: Tspcocf.
no It'd Hntes II; isle Royale- II: s1cn To- Quincy,
no bid; 1toeEland, no bids Superior, 53.
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BEKAps7rTFAa!tss FORK nr1n.
F1orn-hGpanctng, chiefly In dne Qualities.
rsc1 It !; n si. 9 ros eo n!} fgd !o;cr Sales Of
Pr.oLEtA-Fkn. Grade at 2s11sssss1r; Eeoaad N
bend 5tdGAv.
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..., ToLIpo, Aug. 50,
,';Ea, GE-h y 'oET VI. Sbss snIshssn Is a Il e ~
- Sisj old No red Wabash 1t <f.s1 new At II ~
Corn &c lower. Sales 1t &C. 0ata ic loWrr sales at
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Foernrss ,MosnoE, Aug. sa--Drig. Gsn- Os
born ard staN arrived In Norfolk this morning
nom Richmond The General is IN Fostte ior hla
homo In Chicago, and czpccts to be mustered ont.
, 1865-08-31

Tic Ioxru So1dIerns Orphans' FalF--
Receipts and Prosrectk-Tie Contr1s
buttons Of ChEcn.o--D1stinGus*
Ioxyann Prexent-Speech by Governor
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: Vessels Passed Detroit.
: Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trhune.l
DETKotT, aug u
CrDe Soto, Antoerst. Baxter. MonteznEaa-
UowN--MIst, nlppogfiae-
TEp-Eouth.
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Chicago Qrtbnne.
THURSDAY, AUGUST n, 1865.
THE EEWA.

90
Gold closed in NeE York ut 144K.
The naytin rebels have obtaincd victory
oeeE acfsssa. Ind compelled him 10 srtfeae.
The ruins Of M -acicnt city, with temples
Gen. Schimelplnnig lies ut the point o.
death in Pdlaaclphis.
Albert Pike, the Arkansas poet, has sent an
application for p..don, He denies hayfne tacitca
the Indians a,,alnst the Tn1ted states.
The New Jersey Democratic State convcn-
tion mel yesterday and nominated Gen. Runyan for
Governor-
Brig. Ger. Osborn and stat wcrc reported
at Fortress Monroe On the Ssh, On their Way home
to Chicago.
. Jesse /. WilliAns, OF indiana, hns resigned
hte position us ono Of the Govcxnment Directors o.
The rnipn Pacific Isaflroad. - - ~
:. Cor. stouc,. Of lowe, made = speech at
Aanllallioan Yesterday. advocating rntsersal SUI
fragc. -.
Tic recruiting for the regular army ia on
the increase nd tho regiments rapidly hling NJ
.y+f.
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The New Jersey Democratic Conven-

Tu1N7ov, n. =. Aug. a.-The New Jersey Dem
oe.atic state Convention met In this ctty ibis
morning. The attendance Was very large. Col.
Committees on Resolutions, Credentials and Per
naanent Organization we're appointed, when the
Convention ad1o1x1ed Io1 dinner. Gen, Runyeu
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81 Chambers Streek, New York.
Arc tbs ovnc7s Of the patent sad exclusive naauf-
tNce1s Of hts
J. ". BEADtET'S FATE.ETKO DVPXEL ELWXIC
STEEL SPl.tN0 9AIET.
Ia;s mEentlon consists Of Duplex !or Two, Elliptic
stee! sr4nEs, ngcnlous,y bralded tightly and ruly
tnEStaex e1;e to edge, making the toughest, moat
H. ee9ss ana durable string eFee Used enabttn
Lne Eesef N consequence OF Its 9rn4t elasticity md
re1ihstness to nince and fold The k.rt when h Use =
n3z mgsio tass1s; + entirely eey..te. .n aeaces 8.
to The wcs1eE = we'll - tho pnhitc, eanectatly D
erowded assenbllea Sa5staEes. ralEoad cass Church
s,eutsaetinS them to oceury ;nall sracc. Ins
nsnol null md symmetrical form, md u the hRhtest
and most sna graceful appearing fot tho strees
ioyed The pltasnrc, comfort aad xzrat eonvucacs q
wearing the hanIe1 Ellintte Stirring Skirt for single
day. E1li neEer siterwa:ts Willingly dispense with tha
~ q ~ tnr a H. hsy ose nc pfss gHaty 70 eysy px
esonouatest eKiEs 1aatc. Merchants VIII b. sarrl u
above, and b. Chicago Jobbers and adIcs n III 7t
fcrrnt Statcs- =
. ~ Inquire for this Duplex Elnttc skI1ts
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PROPOSALS FOR COOK
L COUNTY EoEns:-sea1eG Proposals VII BE- e.
By the 4nderstsne tr the whole Or Any part o. ave
hundred thousand d2lacs t$s0Gol of G1ok Ge1nty
and p1yab2e IL tho Ci.yof Few foEk tfseen, twenty,
md tNtntyGye yeaEs nTm date le!hT Of Which TINES
terat At the rate of .vnper ceat per annun payable
semtannpally In aaEd city.
Special Committee for negotiating bonds or dellverci
at the Office Of The County Treasrsrr, At which place
said proposals. will he exaut1nf and considered aud ut
the time above limited for receiving the same.
The accrued Interest oo sau bonds must BE- Md BY
the puschasct she date transfer and interest At
seysn per sent WI BE- s1loWea % said payments non
Tha COMMITTEES reserve the Esh: 70 resect 9r accept
any OF all bids. w. W. Y: EAEWELL.
NJ T., NILES.
Chtcacp August cQth. l6S3. C. G. WICKER,
auJlmi4S-lw Special Committee
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LARCENY.-A contraband named Nan
cy Amelia Eddins was yesterday arrested
by officer Fender OH charge of stealing
about seventy-fve dollars worth of cloth
ing from the residence of Mr.. Henry
Crangle Nancy came to this city short
time ago from the South, and being in
destitute circumstances, was employed
as a servant in the house of Mr. C. Dur
ing last week a silk dress, silk sacque
and several other articles of ladies' ap-
parel were missed from the house. Moth
ing was said of the matter until yester.
day morning, when other articles urhed
up missing. A search-warrant was OBJ.
tanned, and officer Pender went to the
house of negro woman in the Second
Ward, which Nancy frequented. Here
he arrested the negro, and upon e1a1hin-
ing her trunk found the missing sacque.
The darkey was placed in the lookup, to
await hearing before the Municipal
Court
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FRoM thA deecrptioa given Of the man
who was numbered on Boyds Hill, near
Pittsbuig, last week, . gentleman resi-
ding in this city feared it was his erring
SON (xho left here for Pittsburg few
weeks ago,) who had met with such .
horrid fate. The distressed father left
hereyesterday morning to see the man.
gled remains of the murdered man. He
telegraphed his friends last evening that
he had found his son, end that he was
alive and we'll.
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RuNAwAY.-Lsst evening two horses,
attached to milk wagon which had been
left standing in front Of the M'Lure
House, started off and ran down Market
street at furious speed. The horses
turned down John street, crossed the
creek bridge. and ran down Main street
to the cross street above the Belmont
Mills, where they were halted. The
wagon was badly broken and the milk
cans were rendered almost worthless
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CITY AND STATENEW
The Geld and other Msrksss' ans
NiscslIaneeus Matter % DC ise
she Fourth Page.

THE committee appointed by the
United Fire Company to go to Baltimore
70 nurcbase steam fire engine. returned
to the city yesterday morning, The
names of those composing the delegation
are William H. Harrison, Master of Ma
cbipery of the Western portion Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Chief
Director of the United Fire Company, 8.
B. Dudley President and ]. E. Barrett
Engineer of the United. and A. Spruce
banks Engineer of the Guards" Fire
Company. During their stay in Balt'.
more, every courtesy was extended to
them by the officials of that city, and the
fremen and citizens were unceasing in
their Inequalities aud entertainments
The efficiency of the fire department OF
that city, as also the greater advantages
and power of steam fire engines over
hand engines, was demonstrated to the
committee on Thursday and Friday, sew
eral fire companies being brought oft by
calls made from different boxes Two OF
three engines were put in operation. and
evidenced their adaptability to the pur-
pose designed
The committee contracted with Messrs
Poole and Hunt for 6 steam engine which
will cost about $4,000 The engine will
weigh abont four thousand pounds, 1.-TWO
thousand pounds less than the hand en-
CINE now worked by the company and
will be drawn by hand 1t will be capa
BILE of forcing stream from the river to
the corner of the MLure House, which
can be thrown over that hotel. The en-
CINE will he completed and brought to
this city about the first of November
Before the engine can DO put in opera
ton the company will have TO be fur
uished with gum hose To make the
engine available and effective in the cen
trail portion of the city, about fifteen
hundred feet of this hose will DO needed.
As our citizens have subscribed all the
money that will be expended for tho on
CINE. we hope Councils will supply the
hose, which will not cost more than 3d.
900. If the company are supplied with
enough good hose. and the new steam en-,
CINE is put in operation here as it should
be, and as we are sure it will be in the
hands of the United Company, our city
will hereafter be spared from serious con
fiagrations
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ERRATA IN INCOME LIsT-Mr. John A.
Armstrong; income tax was $l43,75, in
stead of. $40 a. published in the daily pa
pers. Ten dollars was the amount of his
license, and the figure was mistaken by
the gentlemen who copied the lists for
the press for the amount of his income.
There may have been other mistakes,
as well as omissions, made in the hurry
of copying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

TIE SrNaEBAUND FEsTIvAL.-Some six
ty or seventy members of the German
Singing Societies of this city will this
morning leave for Columbus, Ohio, to
participate in the festivals Of the annual
Convention of the Singerbund of the
Northwest.
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The way in which the city lsck-up is
at present conducted is rather singular,
to say the least The ordinance under
which the institution is carried OH makes
no provision for the feeding OF prisoners,
and as consequence very often they re,
ceive nothing to eat for ten, fifteen and
twenty-four hours The Municipal Court
adjourns about noon each day, and all
offenders arrested after that time are
placed in the lookup until the next
mornings session Of Court begins. The
Deputy Sergeant in charge of the prison
receives no fees beyond his limited sala-
~, and of course cannot be expected to
furnish the prisoners with rations, The
charges for lodgings are almost equal to
those exacted by our first class hotels for
bed and breakfast Each man assigned
to quarters in the institution is charged
a fee of one dollar and fifty cents, which
money goes into the city treasury. As
yet very few persons have been confined
in the prison, and majority of those
who have been incarcerated have been
furnished with food by relatives or
friends If penniless stranger should
be unfortunate enough to be arrested and
placed in the lock up at one o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, under present regl-
lations he would be compelled to go
without food until Monday at noon. We
are aware that "the way of the trans
gressor is hard" but we hope this unne-
cessary infiction of torture and punish
ment will be abated, and ample precision
made for the destitute
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COCOA CREAM FOB THE HAZE

COCOA CREAM FOB THE HAIR.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades II
No more rancid Pomades
If Won want something elegant,
IF YOU admire delicious Perfume.
If YOU desire soft and silky Hair,
IF You want your Hair preserved.
If you want your Hair TO grow,
If you want to prevent premature Badness,
If You want to be rid of Dandruf,
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
LAUGHLINS BUSHFIELD.
iu2s Wheeling " Va
FRESH CANNED PEACHES strawberries, pine
apples, cove oysters. Holsters, sardines. catsups
Of all kinds, together with full supply Of fine
groceries, constantly on hand and for sale BY
BOOTH BATTELLE & Co., Steamboat Agents.
corner Monroe and Water streets.
THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
q Coug T,ld is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it, For sale by Chas. Graham. Main street
Centre VI Keeling, and druggists generally
DIR. G. W. ROBACK-.Sir: Your Blood Puri'
der and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines could keep. They are just the med
icins for the people peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague. but the people use them
as general medicine
To break an attack of the Ague take table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels we'll with
your Pills, a N three days the complaint will
be removed and permanent cure effected
A who try this treatment before applying to
physician will be saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly A. D. TAFT
BANGOR, Van BurenCo., Mich, Sept. 9, GA.
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TAX NOTICE.
HE TAX,PAYERS OF OE

TAX NOTICE.
THE TAx.PAYERS OF OHIO
i County will take notice, that shall be pre-
pared to receive the State, County and School
Taxes for the year 1866, In the several Town
ships at the times and places hereinafter men
toned, and that deduction of 81 per cent. on
the State Tax will be allowed to those who shall
pay all their taxes on or before the lst day of Oc
tober 1866 at the Sheriffs Office, OF at the times
and places specified, viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward Hose
House, SeptemberlS, 10 and 90
Madison Tp.-At the Hope hose House. Sep
TENDER 81, % and g.
Clay Tp.-At the SherifNs Office. September
ls, 19 and 30.
Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 81, 20 and %.
Centre Tp-At the Fifth Ward School House,
September IS PC and 81.
Webster Tp.-At Isaac Freezes Store Room,
Henry Echols' old stand0 September %. as and
30
Richie Tp.--At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and 90, and at Adams
School House, September 90
Triadelphia Tp.-At +. HERS, the place OF
voting,) September IL, IL and H.
Richland Tp.-At Clinton p. O., September
ls, at A. A. A1lison's Smith Shop, September l9,
and at Atkinson's School House, September 90
Liborty Tp-At Valley Grove P. o. Septem
Dor IA and IS, and at Samuel Bells Store, West
Liberty September l6.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
aug1still octl Sheriff of Ohio Co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

RIVER. river was still falling last
evening, with four feet two inches water
in the channel. Business was very dull
on the leves, and the arrivals and de-
partures were confined to the regular
packets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

THE attendance at the Camp Meeting
at Castleman's Run, in Brooke county,
is said to be unusually large. On Sun
day a great many went from this city to
attend the meeting
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

YESTERDAY was more of Spring than
Summer day-alternate showers and sun
shine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

A GENERAL MUSTER and inspection OF
arms of the 23d regiment West Virginia
militia will take place at Grafton on the
9th Of next month
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

A SITE FOR THE CAP1TAL-The Par,
kersburg Times, lamenting the fact that
no public demonstration was made when
that town was for the first time lighted
With gas, thus pictures the condition Of
the town claiming to be the head Of
navigation" and suitable site for the
Capital Of the New State:
I'VE scarcely know which smell she
worst, the cutters on Court street, the
green scum ponds in various parts Of the
city, the hog holes on the court square,
or neglect Of our citizens to take any no.
tice in public and proper way Of the
Improvements they have"