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ST,REAsURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CONTROLLER or THE CURREsCY,
nscarnhar i2Si

OTFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURREsCY,
WASHING TON Dscen Der 81, 1884.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned. it has be en- made to appear that
The National Bank Of Commerce, of Georglto1ra in
the City Of GsorFeto,rn. in the county of Washing
ganzed und Ter and according to the requirements
of the act of Congress eRtited An act to provide
Additional Currency, secured by pied ge of United
States bonds, and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof approved June 3. 1854,
act required to be complied with before CON
msncing the business of banking under said act:
Of the Currency. do hereby certify that The
Eatioaal Bank Of Conmtyte Of GsorRst0,cn, in the
City ct Geoyga5un. in the county of WasAiayson
and Dist1id Of Columbia, is authorized to com.
mence the business of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
of Office this thirty trSt day Of Dscen.ter. 1884.
IL.s HUGH McCULL0CH,
tam Or. COmntrni1er n 10
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THO THE PUBLIC.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
EoIIcIroR'S OPPIrE Oct. % 1854.

EoL1cIroR's OFFICE, Oct. %. Iss4f
Congress. by an act passed at its last session
placed D. considerable sum of money at the posa
of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
In the prosecution Of measures for tee dste ,tion
and punishment of persons engaged in counter
feiting Treasury notes. fractional currency and
other sncurities Of the United states: This fund
is devoted to the payment IF rewards to detectives
and others through whose instr amentality often
ders brought to Justice; and it. sd alton
and the conduct Of the measures referred to are
placed, by order of the Seere tary under the innme
date 81 peryision Of the undersigned. to whom all
offences indicated, should be addressed. Liberal
rewards have already been paid to several parties
VINO have aided in the apprehensioN sf counter
letters,
1t is hoped that the stimulus thus o fersd added
to the interest which all good citizens must feel in
the suppression Of crimes tending to impair the
credit OF the national securities, and thus embar
rass ail business operations. will induce the
est operation Of all capable Of afording any aid
the attainment of that desirable end It is espsc:
tally urged that all persons having knowledge of
concerning such offences, will communicate them
fully and prom pity to the under4gnpd.
Publishers of newspapers Throughout the eoun.
try will render essential service To the Govern
n:nt and the public by siying eoSspicSe1s % BIZ
novl -6tDSmW. Solicitor Of the Treasury,
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THE EVENING STAR.
CaEGIESsIDgiL,

IL THE SENATE yesterday after onr report
el5ssc-
On molten OF Nr. johnson, the following
rou.U.Itse was appointed 70 maze arrange
u.rrts !.r tie inBeI al OF The late Senator HICKS
r.1srs. Foot, Anthony, Morgan, BacsaieW,
Fsde AID Willy.
m.rce h. - cen The several States" was then
te &c nj
RI Sinner spoke a. length in favor of the
bill winch ne d was slmed againsttae odious
break I'D a moHcpOiy which levied tribute on
every pasSsI SeT between the cite. OF New
YORK ava wash ngtcn-bAtw-en me political
spG con- UnsTClal ca pitat of the nation The pre-
= ns:0ss o! the Camdtn AID Annoy railroad
were mtnacIDg 70 he Union itself L. was
nE.sai &c wlich shCuld be abatst, and usur-
patton II, h hOuid he overthrown.
Mr. sum Ter then argued the Question OF the
constit utICnsiity G.! the question, holding that
prd,r IN Cons Fulton C-Dgress had the power
70 IssOla'r commerce between the SthIes W
establish post routes, and TO raise and support
armies, ULCfr any one Of which ~ c0olo pass
the bill under coDstdsr ration.
mr. Haze followed Mr.. Sumner, denying the
right of Congress 10 interfere win the right or
n Sa!r "a h- bill proposed 10 do. IL was
blow IT the tonst turion which he hoped would
rot met u 2 fayer OF the Senate. he showed
that the Les isIatuTe OF New Jersey, in respect
10 lhr Camden aud Amboy railroad was not
enc.pt,of al, hut fhal New York and Massa.
Chus.tts had granted charters in hich provi-
81 Us were incorporated similar to those of
winch Mr. Sumner CON planned In the Camden
and a n boy CT arer. The gist OF the bill before
iiS 80 ate was, he said. to raise the price of a
hHI krupt corporation from almost nothing TO
above par
The Senate then took recess to meet at TX
O'Clock tor the consideration OF executive bus.
mess
INT HOUSE
The Horsr, III Committee of the Whole con.
sdered he amrndatory internal revenue bill.
and, wi bout arriving at any conclusion, ad-
bQIupd
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loo Goli Hunting Cased Watches. .$lol
lou Cod Watches -.........-,---........, g.
- deid Meek and YET oh j, i to Is
4.f0e Solitaire Jet and Gold Broeehes,.. to S
is ray osa Gsfss s Ear bFsSshes
500 Gents T. Brsa 81 and Scarf Pins---. to
2etO obsted Bracelets to 10
sS Ga a,d pismond Pins andRinss ss3to
800 Solitaire Sireve Buttons and Studs. to 8
G S@, sio,d Tn,nSis sta;. .'.... to
s,cO New style Belt BmekIes .....'.. 5 to 5
s,n Gold Toothn icEs Crosses, &C.. ITO s
500 Chased Cod Rings ....----....-... 2to 6
500 Sets H Ladies adj 3swelr,, is, and doid to u
Psns silver Case and psBs,
4,cCo Geld Pens, Gold ease aud Psncil... to 10
500 Gold Pens, Gold Mounted Holder, 3 to q
Certificates of the various articles are placed in
win be sent by mail ordered, without regard to
choice After receiving the Certificate anh seeing
send and get the arpic~ or aay other on the lie. Of
he same value And after seeing the article. if IT
By mail We charge for one csrtiaca'e Is cents ave
for IS. one hundred for sI5. Agents wanted every
whsss We sll"r Agents ten cents on each Cert
dollar. Also extra Premiums for large orders.
ARMY BADGES.
On the receipt 81 90. We will send Solid Silver
he.d pure coin or Badge. for either Division or
Corps in the army. or Cavalry. Artillery, Iufsn
try, Engineer. or Pentooneer's Pin, with your
name. regime nt, and company, handsomely en-
graved thereon. together with our wholesale illus
trated circulars to agents.
s.M. WARD Il CO.,
Jan p. W&Sat.st 20s Broadway, New York.
FIRIM1N's INsURAnol COMPANY
= WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OMo Com Stree, and Louisiana Arssns, Oess
Bank of Washtastaa.
INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINET LOSS BY FRI.
George Shoemaker John D. BArelay,
Samuel CrOpley Andrew Boutwell,.
Thomas Parker. Richard Barr,
b. b. French, Dr. @. ". Davis,
Samuel Redfern, Robert White,
William Wilson, T Inward CLARK.
No charge for policies.
An1L V.HAV1e, 6eey. sep 22-eosrn
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C,H1rF ouARrERMAsTER's OFFICE.

WASHINGTON. u. e., January 4. 1864.
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath
er. ONCE Furniture Harness. and Ssddlery are re-
quested to send to this sffse, on MONDAY Of each
articles they prepared to furnish this Depot
al short notice. with the price Of each marked in
plain figures. that, in the e1igencies Of tn
service require it, The article articles can be OBJ
tanned without delay, and at the lowest priee
CURED to furnish tie list punetuaHy avsry Monday
morning D. Fl. RUCKER.
Brisadier GEM and Chief q. M,
jan5tf Depot OF Washington.
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Joseph REYNOLDS Il CO.,
PLUMBERS. GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE,

PLUMBERS. GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE,
- Have just received and will constantly kesp on
hand, the largest and best assortment in the city
Of Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Pertablss
Glass Hlnbes, Mica and other Shades, and ali arti-
cles In this line, from the best establishments a
New York, Philadelphia &c, which wsll be sold
On the most reasonable tsrIns;
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire. Board
Stoves.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms Hotels
Eestau rants. 4 c. are invited to call.
PROMPTLY and cheap. as also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Cali and Sc our Bathing Tubs Fountains. Wafer
Gle SETS Wash stands, Basins, & G., &C., at No aOu
9th street near Penn sylyaniA avenue. the ialssst
establishment in the city. feb z eoIl
THURSTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew
DER, for cleaning, heagtifying anu pressrs
ing the Teeth and Gums. This elegant prepare
tien is entirely uneQualied ur,,as 70
New York, Projectors.
For sale BY all druseiste.
WELLS, CELEBRATE, MAGsIsE-sPREAD
w sTRTNGTHENIE0 PtASTERS are the very
host IN ali cases which plaster is aired Fer
sale by all drusGises Jan 2l-eofy.a
U1Isu. WANG, THE GklAT oaINEsE REM.
EpY FOR 9ONORRaRA. GLEEF Fro
Orr BOX WILL PERFORM Guns. Ingredients are
no bad odor. and may be carried in the vest mock
ct without fear of datestisn Cronlars free p rics
81 n box. Sold by JOHN ]. KRONER, sue.essor
to g. O. Upham, 400 Chestnut street, Phiisdel
pbia and in Washington by 8. G. FORD, gao Pa
avenue. Bent BY mail ja6-soIy
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TREAV ANA DVOLA
u NORTHWEST 2N NJ SOUTHWEST.
&4E 7#
On and after December %, trains will leave Bal
ti@oIs from North Calvert Station as s9ll1w1 II,
H ar q esoPneds.isn ------.-sP
Pittsbure and Elmira 1xpress------.-.l0P P. N.
THE s1sA. N. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
for PittsSuTss and the West and FER S.I aara'
dsisaa, - s1a ~. EI% yssI; CIV R;ll'' and
4. = Prom RON as
Connects VITO for ri Pits.eurs and Erie o ''''
Connect with the % p. N. Express from Bait.
more and runs through 70 PITTSBURGH
'' car: s:%%'s s;sssss, c RSIIss:ssisA
and Ct Louis AID at
Roe RRo:ss.ssr: and
0N Leaving w.shin S st 5 O'Clock P. n.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE.
the IF hs sna
.sS p.s nS aoass Nc Ss r5a s
aesr New Jersey avenue, Washing ton;
Superintendent n. o: =. h.
III. WILKINS.
Passenger and Ticket Agent:
JNO. GiLLETT, Passenger Agent, corner 81
street and Pa. ave. dec 20 tt
DHILADELPHIA STEAMERs.
Ney Express Line, semi weekly, between PHIL.
AD1LPH1A and ALEXANDRIA, 49,
MnA4ssHINGT0N and GEORGE &ess595477lRG
Steamers Mayaower, Philadelphia and George
b. Stout.
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, frsm No. Il North Wharves, PAiladel-
phia. and No. SO Water sire es, between Congress
and High, Georgetown.
For freisht apply to naov
No. SO Water street, Georgetown.
Agent In Philadelphia, WIN. P. CLYDE. II
North Wharves.
Agents in Alexandria. FLOWERS & BOW1N
No. KinR st. nov5n
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D1sEAsEsl SECRET DISEASES u

SAMA RIrAN @ IFri
SAMARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER US
Yes, A Positive Cure" fer
GoNORRGA GLEET, STRUCTURES,
Contains no Mineral no Baisam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pills to be Taken TO EFert Cure.
They are entirely vegetable. having smell nor
ssy pie assnt taste. snd vii not in any way in
four AID 8,
eminent Roctors and Chemists of the present day:
NO KxPosuRExo 1EopsLs GH IA a, .aarsvss
or who have been eorsed with Balsam Copavia, or
mercury ~ SAkARITAN'S GIFT.
Prise .. i1., Packages sa So Fens,e.sa
sa gao9D! B BL HHa9 son g5oo spdEa
1ht Or FENER h DISEASES. 10 '
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
f Si$s Sfsa se:
prescribed it reaches ana sraaieatss every particle
s Of
dy and be healed, and do not transmit to your pos
'ry that for 30 soT in after years
e soT
system. as veil as all the bad effects of Mercury.
s: go; sss Hsss
most happily adapted, in Ulcerstod Uterus, 10
Seet IN sr a sas to
Sent by express. Price 81 3 BEETLE. or 6 bottles
luz - sAMAR1TAN's CHANcRE WASH.
Price % cents. Full directions
DEsMoND& CO., Box l5l Philadelphia PoHs
Sold Bold by g. CALVERT FORD. crrner 18th st. and
"a HENRY EsfsYI COOK. Alexandria. msys-M
yv,pJEsxMA nv RIVAL Letters Pat.
L tent oil England, and secured by the seals o.
tie Eeols Dc de Paris and the Imperial
Triesmar Nc / is the sfectu.l remedy for Rsls *.
ys1.m e hss
the psseegse use Of GGRssa sssy fer ali
m s. s1d IS e shs
the of mercury and all other deleterous insre-
Earh preparation is in the form Of most agree
able Lczenae. Secured from the effects of eli mate
and changes Of atm In tin cases. at s. each
t aI e savips ps |
| ministersd BY Vapeau, Salamanca, kon1' &e.'
Wholesale and retail By Dr. BARROW. Ne. 1914
S 70 ef be bsd also of G. FORD No. $50 Pa
| corner lth street. . = JIM
W.. Co n hD1s ip,ar.a themselves.
esrt cnN SCENT MET sSIsh
.ssa or Old ShS the
Io"th or other causes feel dshity in advance o.
rs a.sa
SECRET FRIEND" Married Ladies will learn
something Of Importance by perusing The Secret
Friend "
CENT of Twenty Fl We Cents. Address
DE-. CHAs A. STEWART & CO.,
deH-ly Boston, Mass.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY.-THAT is THE
II QUE, TION-The pro pretOrs of the !" ARR
SIAN CABINET OF WONDERS. ANATOMY, and
MEDICINE" have determiR ed-rexardless of ex.
peHse-to issue free, for the bene6t OF suffering
Humanity J four Of their most Instructive and in
terestins Lectures on Marriage and its suali6ca-
tioBs Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, In.
digestion, Weakness. Bepresaien, or Ignorance of
sv sn Sesn tbs 3
saving thoussnds. and viii be forwarded free ON
the receipt of four stamp by addressing Screfar
Parisian Cnbina If Andteny and Msdieims. sos
Broadway. New york juD-ly
A NTl-sLAvERY MEAsURIs IN CONGRESS
A Tale Of New England Athens" By Henry A.
HOVE. Gunshot Wounds ard other Injuries Of
Nerves. By Doctors MITCHELL, Morehouse. and
Keen.
novN = FRANoK TAYLOR.
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ETERANs, ATTENTION.
THE HIGHEST BoUNTIEs PAID
Sl.15O FOR THREE YEARS.
s775 FOR ONE YEAR,
rnp

SI15O FOR THREE YEARS,
s775 FOR ONE YEAR,
AT"TRE TENT,"
Corner 18Th street and Netc York drenus,
Washington city, DC.
Either liz Of horse cars will take you there; or
No. & Washington Building. lChronl fe3 If
ECO H. W HAMILTON, Agt. SRO
OOE DEPOT FOR wv
GENERAL BUILDIhG MATERIALS
No $50 SEVENTH ST OPPOSITE CESTER MARKET.
10000 LIGHT SASH. 900 PAIRS BLINDS
1000 DOORS. I00.nU0 FEET MOULD
IN6S.
In addition to the above. great variety 81
BRACK1rs NEwEL POSTS, BALUSTERS,
DOOR STO0PS, GLASS PUTTY, &c. &C
Asr. the West Cas,lston SLATE MANTELS,
thu best and cheapest now in use. Superior to
marble In every respect. and only about half The
Door and WINDOW FRAMES, DOOR JAMBS,
INSIDE SHUTTERS FRENCH SASH. and final
ly every hing required about q building fur
Eished at short notice.
PAINTING DEPARTMENT.
@ o HAMILTON viii execute with diSpstch all
orders for HOUSE. SI6N, and OR sAMENTAL
PAINTING. GRAINiNG.a &C &c left ~iih
III. W. RAd1bTUN,
No 562 18th at opposite Center MARKET.
Jan 70 I'm Warrington. D. C.
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CLOTHING.

Oh % II Z M O.:
GOING LGOINGLGOIN
DOWN THY go
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES.
J. H. SMITH AND SMITH BROTHERS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSE or wAsH1NGTON,
No. $50 AND AGA
SEVENTH STREET, Opposite the Post Q8ee
ALL GOODS sPoNa8D.
Whore You can find all the latest styles Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH
AMERICAN
WALKING COATS.
AAs'' ''''' PEG TOP PANTS.
DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS
BUSINESS SUITS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAssIMERE.
''s'' '' I1Rersr STOCK
BOYS oGIeorH1Ne
rHE'ccIrY.
N.B.-We have also
THE LARGEST STOCK
PIECE GOODS
oUsrs,MG WORK.
All Of which we offer at
UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS. SHIRTS, TIES, sUsPENDERs,
JH. SMITH. No. AGO.
And
SMITH BROS, No 464.
CLOIHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS.
Seventh Street, opposite Post Office,
fe I'm Washington.
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Il J. HEIBERG ER
+ SucoEssoR TO Il !. LouDos a. Go. a.
CITIzENS' AND MILITARY NEE
CHANT TAILOR. ~
Ns.cpoiifaa Botl. lcss 61o.ss's, NJ
nov 1T Wilmington D, o.
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DIANOs AND MUsIOAk INsTRUMINTs.

". G.. MITZEROTT, corner Pa. ~. ana iisa 81:
The largest Musical Establishmsnt1
And only importing house in the Dis-I1H"
square PIAH6s. Of vhieh We have just rsssived
nsM assortment, makins our stock Is Instruments
sb.n can be- found !: spy othsr sss
sy Of this house IN the country Besides these.
Brothers make on hand. We are the sole agents
S ct Masen Aamlins tastly celebrated gABINET
8llo 70 500. Prince & Co. NELODE0NS.
.Pafehasjns exclusively for cash, We are enabled
70 sell at the lowest figures for cash. and upon &C.
Old Pianos taken in exchange. tuned and re
paired ocS
WIN. KNABE CO., GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
The sole Agency of this celebrated Piano
Ia at No. 49s nth ct. west, above Pa sytSvEv{
where they can be hired or purchased ct aeeon,o.
dating terms. eecond hand pianos bought ana
tab in exchange foy new ones. IN"
90 81 eodsm. n. q. ~ OHENBAOH.
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-rr,s, CELEBRATED MACBINE-SPREAD
" STRHNIiTHENEN0 PLASTERS are the very
hast IN ali cases which plaster is requirsd Fer
s.Ia hr ali a rua Gis,s jan 2i-eoiy.a
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a NTI-sLAVERY MEAsURIs IN CONGRESS
a By Henry Wilson The Merchant Mechanic,
A Tale Of " New England Athens - By Henry A.
HOVE. Gunshot Wounds ard other Injuries Of
Nerves. By Doctors MITCHELL, Morehouse. and
Keen. ta
nov u fRANCK TAYLOR.
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Thereby certify that, to the best OF my knowl.
ed ee and belief the above named euarantors
good and sum cient sureties for the amount for
o be eeyted By The Unitsa States District A.
torney. Collectsr of Customs, or any other ofaoer
under the United States Government, or respon-
'i0A' ''A'oA D. Fl. RUCKER
dec9u Brisadisr General ana Q. NJ.
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486 PIoTURss. 48f
Afew choice IngrAvipes and Painting flor sal,
~ mAhhhITER'S, No. ls6 Seventh street.
- riesse remember the Number, 4S6, aud TIT
ssfh Vasn iof doods and Labor. sep H. !mifS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01
AN ORDINANCE

Propidiag for the appointment, duties aud com
pensation of the keeper Of the city lock up
Gee. T.. BE 1T ORDAINED BY
- the Council of the City Of Wheeling that
there shall now, and annually hereafter, be APP
pointed in the same manner and at the same
time, that other deputy Sergeants are appointed,
an additional deputy Sergeant to be called the
keeper of the city lock up.
Sec. 9 1t shall be his duty to take charge of
all persons brought under arrest to the lock up,
and them safely keep therein during the inter,
val between the time Of their arrest and the
next session of the Municipal Court, unless
said persons or any of them shall ;sOoner be or.
dered to be taken before the Judge of said
Court. 1t shall be his duty also to keep the said
city lock up in clean and wholesome condition,
and to perform such duties as may lawfully be
required of Jailor, under State laws as the
Council BY Ordinance or the Mayor or city Ser
geant shall require of him. 49,
:. Sec 2 Ea- ~---1.oirsDti"r tV 1ho sergeant ~,
the performance of the duties herein specified
there is hereby appropriated. to him the sum OF
fifty dollars per month from July LIST, 1885, until
the expiration of the current official year, and he
shall further be required to charge collect and
receive the same fees as Jailor under State
laws may charge and collect for similar services,
the same to he paid into the city Treasury,
Sec. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect from
and after the LIST day of July, 1850.
Passed Council June 18th. 1865 80
jyl2t II. F. FEENY, Clerk.
Intcligencer copy times, Stats Ieitung copy
time
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01
The Remedy.

The New York Times, which was at
first rather disposed to find fault with
President JoHNsoN's plan of reconstruc-
,.tion and inclined to favor the scheme of
negro suffrage in the Southern States,
has at last come out in support OF the
President and gives up the negro voting
project 1t fears tl-at the negroes would
not vote uniformly in accordance with
the wishes of the abolition party and
hence is opposed to their voting at all
1t thinks that the only way to control
the Southern vote and carry out the pc
culiar views of the Republican party in
relation to the South is by means Of
Northern emigration If Northern men
should emigrate to and settle in the
Southern States IN large numbers, the
Times thinks the political regeneration
of that section would he secured.
This idea is likely to prove as decep-
tive as the negro scheme. When north
eFn men purchase and occupy southern
plantations. the probabilities are that
they will soon become as thoroughly i'm
bued with southern feeling and as bitter
" hostile to the radical programme as
are those who are native and to the
manor born" Indeed il was generally
the case in the South before the war that
the immigrants from the North were
more intensely southern than the south
ernerS themselves. These northern emf
grants will naturally ally themselves
to the section in which they live. Their
self interest will compel them to it; and
IN any measure affecting the rights or
privileges of the Southern States these
men will be found voting with the South,
Ii seems to us that there is no better
aay of reorganizing the Southern States
than that which President JOHNSON has
adopted He obcys the Constitution of
the United States and relies upon the
people of the South themselves. The
Provisional Governors he has appointed
are ali citizens of the States over which
they are to preside, the conventions they
are to call will be composed of actual cit
izenS of the State, and the civil officers
To he afterwards elected in accordance,
with local law will also be southern men.
Their loyalty To the Tninn m"s' l. -"'i0"
upon, and they will be able to accom-
plish more i'll the work of pa
cihcaliou in six months than any
ofticc-holdcr sent from the North
sonld accomplish in six years. The sur
est way to prevent any further sectional
jealousy or outbreaks is to. avoid all
sectional irritation. We should remem-
her that We are all citizens of one ma
tion, members of one family. and frown
down henceforth any attempt, however
insidious, to array one section of the
Union against another. If we do this
sfectually there will be no necessity for
colonizing the South with Northern men
or tor cndowing the Southern negroes
with the right to vote.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Upon consultation with the proprietors
Of the Daily Intelligencer, we have agreed
apon % still further reduction in the
price of the REGISTER After the first of
July and until further notice, the price
Of both the city newspapers will remain
as follows: Daily, by mail, one year
$3.50; six months, $500; three months,
S225; one month, 75c; by carrier, per
week, l5c.
The price of the Tri-weekly and Week.
Is REGISTER will remain as heretofore
announced
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

! ACCORDING to a London paper, the
journals of that city have the following
average circulation Telegraph, $4,000;
Times, 10000; Standard, 10000: Morning
Star, 10000 Morning Advertiser 10000 ;
Clerkenwell News, $1,000 Daily News,
5000; Herald 1000, The combined cir
ctflation of the Morning Star and Daily
News, the only two papers favoring the
course IF the North. is but % 600, while
that o. the Telegraph, Times, Standard
and Herald. which have rivalled each
other throughout in their exhibition of
hatred ofrepublican institutions, reaches
nearly 2o0, 600. rf G