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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-25

A WASHINGTON letter writer says, 10
wards the close of the second day. l
chanced to meet distinguished senator,
who, as such, in little while, obtained
an interview, and through whose cour-
tesy was introduced to his Excellency,
the President Ispent ten minutes with
him then, and at his invitation returned
again in the evening, when all the crowd
had gone, and sat down with him and
enjoyed a conversation of nearly an
hour. only speak from slight acquaint.
ance, but think no one can leave the
President except with favorable i'm
preston. Each President, in my remem-
brance, has had his peculiarities. Mr..
Pierce, for instance, was most cour-
teous gentleman. Mr., Buchanan was,
in manners as in heart, an iceberg. Mr..
Lincoln was genial, but, it is said, that
towards the last he was, at times, irri-
table. There is no wonder 10 this.
Four years in the White House would
irritate an angel. But, so far, Mr.. John
son is successful in pleasing all. He, l
believe, generally receives standing, but
in minute or two, requests you to be
seated. He listens with no sign of I'M
patience, and makes business-like replies
There is no attempt to impress you with
the grandeur of his position-easy and
agreeable, you at once feel at home
There is NO reticence He may ask your
opinion on the great questions of the day
and frankly he will tell you his own
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News from Panama.

New YORK, Sept. 23.-Per steamer New
York from Panama, we learn that Pana-
ma had been kept in continual excite
ment by reports from the seat OF war IN
the interior, but quiet was finally pro-
dnced by dispatch from the Commadore
of the Government forces that all the
rebel leaders had been arrested, with a
large portion of,their followers, and that
the entire revolution in the state might
be consideted at ap end.
Col, A. R. Mckee, United States Consul
at Panama, had died at that place after
a weeks illness of dysentery. His fune-
raj was the largest ever witnessed in
Panama. Capt Davenport, OF the U. 5.
dag ship Lancaster, has been put in
charge of the consulate until q successor
is appointed The death of 6. r. Hop
kins, Chief Engineer Of the California
railroad, is also announced
Trouble appears to be brewing through
outlthe republic From Santa Maria we
have news of further revolutionary
movements there, the seizure OF the place
being threatened by the rebels under
Fuentes The prospects Of the rebels are
reported as not so bright as previous ac'
counts represented them, and 1t is
thought the government will succeed IN
putting them down.
The authorities of Salvador recently
held a summary court martial on Gen
Barnes, as revolutionist, and had him
shot. He was notified of his sentence at
II o'clock at night, and was shot at four
o'clock the next morning His execution
had created general dissatisfaction
throughout Central America.
The U. s. flag ship Lancaster remains
in Panama harbor, as also the Cayanne.-
The latter will will soon proceed to sea
The New York brings Sl,0S9,OO0 in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-25

THE MINNESOTA PLATFoRM.-The
Union platform of Minnesota, which dis
tinctly resolves in favor of universal
suffrage, was written by the Hon. Igna-
thus Donnelly, one of the representatives
in Congress from that State. The second
resolution prescribes that the measure
of mans political rights shall be neith-
er his religion, his birth place, his race,
his color, nor any merely physical char
acteristic; and that it would be subver,
sive of both the form and spirit of our
institutions to permit any portion of our
population to remain a degraded and
subject caste, taxed to support, and com.
PEELED to. obey a government in which
they have no voice, and whose whole
machinery may be directed to their des.
tructiou
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Cholera at ConsiantiuopIe--Appoint-
ment-New Bra azilian Minister-Wit.
nesses in the Wirz Trial.

WASHINGTON, Sept 23.- The United
States Consul General at Conttantinople,
under date of August 23d, reports to the
State Department sensible abatement
of the cholera since his last dispatch
The number of deaths on the 21st was
l43, while heretofore it exceeded 200 in a
single day
The President has appointed General
Allen Marshal for the Southern District
of Florida
Senor Azanluga was to-day presented
as the new Brazilian Minister to the Pres
ident
Among the pardons granted to-day are
fifteen persons, nine of them Virgiuians,
including the wife of Gen. Longstrest
One hundred and two witnesses have
been examined for the prosecution Ga
the Wirz trial.
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Affairs in Mexico Statement Of the
Consul General.

New YORK, Sept. 23.-Accounts co.,
cerning the free Government OF Mexico
are published by Mr.. j. A. Aarafro. Con-
sui General of the Republic OF Mexico
| in the United States, including communi-
cations from President Juarez and Mr..
Romero, his Minister in Washington,
and circulars from his Secretary of State,
Mr.. Ferdo De Tejada. Juarez left CHI
huahua on the 5th of August and arrived
at Ell Paso on the 18th, where he estab-
lished his Government, surrounded by
his cabinet, as we have heretofore an
n,nncad Bnt. Notwithstanding that lie
has found il expedient TO thus Temporal
rily change his capital, he is not only
hopeful, but confident of an ultimate
and complete triumph over the invaders.
He has still large bodies of troops at his
disposal, who have commenced attacking
the various detachments of the Imperial
lists in detail, now that the latter have
greatly weakened their lines by extend
ing them, and he anticipates decisive
victories for his soldiers very soon. He
does not think that MaXimilian's forces
will attempt to drive him from Ell Paso,
but, even should they succeed in doing
so, he has no idea of abandoning his
country, but will remove to some other
point within its limits and there contin-
ne the struggle, sanguine of ultimate
success.
The officers of the Mexican republic,
who have arrived here, leaving Ell Paso
about the beginning of the present
month, say that the people OF that town
were unanimous in an enthusiastic re-
ception of President Juarez, General
Negrete, with one hundred officers, had
gone to the interior to collect and dis
cipline recruits, and expected to be able
to raise large force in short time.
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MIRA Jefferson Davis-Interesiins In
cident.

The Augusta COHstitatiOaalist says:
A clerical friend oi ours. in passing
through one of our streets few days
since, to perform a ministerial dnty-at-
tending TO the sick and wounded III the
hospitals, encountered stranger who
accosted him TINS "My friend can you
tell me If Mrs. jeff. Davis is in the city OF
Augusta l''
mo, sir" replied our friend, " she is
not"
"Well, sir" replied the stranger, you
may be surprised at my asking suck a
question and more particularly so when
inform you that | am discharged
United States soldier But (and here he
evinced great fccling), sir, that lady has
performed acts of kindness to me which
| can never forget. When serving III
the Valley OF Virginia, battling for the
Union, Ireceived a severe and dangerous
wound Atthe same time | was taken
prisoner, and conveyed to Richmond,
where received such kindness and at
tention from Mrs, Davis that can never
forget her and now that am discharged
from the army, and at work i'll this city,
and understanding that that lady was
here, wished to call upon her, renew
my expressions of gratitude to her, and
offer to share with her, should she unfor-
tunately need it, the last cent | have in
the world
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TIE TENNESSEE CoNGREssMEN-W
B Campbell, D. B. Thomas and Edmund
Cooper, recently elected members of Con-
gress from Tennessee. have written let
ter to Major General Rosseau at Nash
vile, in reply to letter from him, in
which be says that, many have insisted
that you are opposed to the administra.
tion of President johnson, and hostile to
the Government They reply that they
are not now, nor have they ever been
hostile to the Government of the United
States, but have always given it theil
support. They also endorse Governor
Brownlow and the Tennessee Legisla
ture.
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WHEELING REGISTER,
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. a5, 1866.
Telexraphic Summary.

The active operations of the Unitet
states anitary Commission will close b!
the first of next month, with the excep
tion of the business of collecting soldiers
claims
First Lieutenant o. Vandervoii, i@?i
.ev York. has been dishonorably dis
misse1for making false entries Oh hi
muster rolls.
Nearly one hundred and fifty rebels
were pardoncd Saturday.
The banquet to the Grand Lodge o.
odd Fellows at Baltimore, Friday night
was grand affair
fire in New York, Saturday, destroy
ii Williams & Scott's printing othce' I'D
which some seven or eight different
newspapers were printed
One of the officers Of the New YORK
Working Mems Association said to have
absconded with $4,000.
railroad accident occurred at Troy
y Y, Saturday evening, by which a To-
comotive and one passenger were precip-
itated over the abutment of draw
bridge forty feet But few passengers
we're on the train and no one was killed
Chief Justice Chase has gone to New
England
The Alabama State Convention has
passed an ordinance abolishing slavery
by vote of So to3.
The Wirz Commission adjourned Sat
urday until tomorrow.
The East Tennessee and Virginia Cen
tral railroad will in a few days be in
running order fl ON Knoxville to Lynch
burg.
1t is said two or three members of the
cabinet are opposed to trying jeff Davis
at all, but prefer that he should leave
the country forever.
Accounts from Mexico represent Presl-
dent Juarez as being sanguine OF success
in his efforts against the Imperlalists.
The President has ordered a re-exam-
,nation of the Pacific railroad by the
same commission. The commission WILL
IN addition to a thorough inspection
make full map of the road.
The Hon j Richard Barrett is not the
Barrett implicated in the government
boat burnings on the western waters.
The President has remarked that IN
the event of a reorganization of his cabl-
net. he should not object to the selec'
ton of thorough southern man
The sales of wool in Boston last week
amounts to 100000 pounds.
The cholera is abating at Constantine
pie.
The new Brazilian minister was pre-
sented to the President on Saturday.
One hundred witnesses have been ex-
amined for the prosecution on the Wirz
trial.
General Grant arrived in Cincinnati
saturday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-25

A GENTLEMAN in New Jersey, named
Speer, cnltivates the Portugal Samburg,
a rare grape, from which be makes an
excellent wine, without the use of sugar
or spirit, that is becoming celebrated
among medical gentlemen in our large
cities, and used in hospitals as superior
article 1t is very gentle stimulant, and
at the same time rich nutritive wine
possessing the virtues that make it val
uable for weakly persons and for general
family use.
Sold by T. H. Logan & Co., Logan
List & Co., and E. Booking.
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Alabama State Conven,i&

MONTGOMERY Alabama, Sept. % The
Alabama Convention passed an ordinance
doing away with slavery, by go to B.
The convention also passed an ordi-
nance dividing the State into six Con-
gressional districts. The committee on
ordinance of secession reports early next
week
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Large Sales Of Wool.

BosToN, Sept 23.-The Commercial
Bulletin reports the sales OF wool as very
heavy. The sales of one house alone for
the week, foot up seme 100000 pounds
of another, 27s, 900 pounds, and several
others upwards of 100000 pounds each
footing up grand aggregate of about
1000, 900 pounds, all domestic staple, and
almost the entire amount taken for nc.
tual consumption.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-25
Suicide in n Sleeping Car.

CLIFTON, c, W, Sept 22.-An un-
known passenger on the night train from
the West shot himself in the sleeping
car He was found by the conductor,
when near the Suspension Rridge, cover
ed with blood and pistol in his hand
His letters and books are marked Du-
buQue
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Railroad Accident.

TROY, Sept. GA rail road accident
occurred on the Renssalier and Saratoga
Company's long bridge, crossing the Hnd-
son river at this place, about o'clock
this evening. A train was backing to-
wards the city for the purpose Of start
ing out at o'clock. The engine was
running tender foremost, followed by two
passenger cars and a baggage car. The
swing draw bridge was open at the time
and the usual lights were displayed, hut
the engineer misunderstood them and
did not notice the open draw until close
upon it. The locomotive plunged Az
feet into the deep water of the channel,
and was followed by one of the passen-
ger cars, which was nearly submerged
The other passenger car was suspended
over the abutmment. Our citizens were
startled by the escaping steam from the
engine and light of the wood work which
caught fire. Ladders were soon procured
to reach the wreck. A raft that had
lodged against, and the men npon it and
the steamboat towing it, for which the
draw was opened, had a narrow escape.
Fortunately the only passengers on the
car were three persons who were riding
over to the city. They made their es'
cape from the submerged car. The engi-
neer, Mr. Brighton, and fireman, j. Hes
ter, had jumped and clung to the bridge.
They were not much hurt. 1t is almost
miraculous that no one of the dozen or
more men on the train were seriously in
iured. AS the burning locomotive threat
ened to set fire to the bridge, the firenien
carried hose over the wreck and across
the channel Measures were at once ta-
ken to relieve the other hanging car and
repair the draw. The bridge is used both
by the Saratoga and Central rail roads
This is the first accident of the kind that
ever happened them
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Geper.I Gran, in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-General Grant
and party arrived this morning from st
Louis The General will be introduced
to the Chamber of Commerce this after
noon, and during his sojourn will visit
the principal places of interest in and
about the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-25
Arrest OF n Judge, Sheriff, Attorney
and Jury.

SHREVEPORT, Sept. l3.-Provost Mar
shall Freedman arrested the Judge, Sher-
if, District Attorney and Jury of the
Tenth Judicial District, for trying q ne
gro charged with larceny. Major Freed
man says jurisdiction over the negroes
during existing interpretations of civil
law belongs exclusively to his Bureau.
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FURNISHING GOOps

Is richly assorted Being exclusively IA 'ie
Clothing Business, We oan furnish the above To
better advantage to dealers and ou better terms
than can be had elsewhere.
We have the most complete stock and largest
assortment Of goods Of amy house In our hne ~
the city.
We are selling goods lower than any othcr
house in the city. as we bought our goods "nrn
gold was at tue lowest.
We have large stock Of
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Ready-Made Clothing,

And we are selling these goods as low as any
othrr house ia the trade, without any exception.
Our connections with the East are such tha:
we are able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS to parties in need of goods IN oar line
We shall spare no pains TO maintain our rcpo
tation for Keeping she largest finest and cheap.
est stock of goods in our line IN the city TO
which we invite the attention of CLOSE Buy
ERS We buy exclusively for Cash.
iYsSpccial attention given 10 the iItng p'
orders.
UNIFORM SUITS
Made TO order on short notice.
my9.6m A. M. ADAMS a W
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THE attorney general of Missouri has
given an opinion that sunday-school
teachers in that State are not required to
viii probably result to the inquiry of his
loyalty.
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Exnlosion Of n Locomotive.

CHICAGO, Sept. GA locomotive on
the Northwestern Railroad exploded its
boiler in this city this forenoon, killing
the engineer and a woman named Mrs.
Dyer, and iniuring several others-two
fatally
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THE KING OF PAIN
ONLY WHOLESALE AGENTS
WEST VIRGINIA.
McLAIN BROS,
washingsou Hall.
WHERE ALONE THE MEDICINE CAN
BE HAD.
5000 Bottles King of Pain Soli
10 Eight Days.
Every Body that Enters the Sto' 9
Brings out a Bottle of the
KING OF PAIN.
EXCITEMENT INCREASING |
Wonderful Cures Performed
Hourly.
EVERY ONE SHOULD HAVE "A BOTTLE
The Only Medicine that is
Necessary in the Family.
Wonderful Cures!
THE KING OF PAIN
STILL DOING WONDERS.

WHEELING, Sept 7th, 1865.
This is to certify that had been lying in the
hospital at Pittsburg eight months under medi'
cal treatment and received no benefit until near.
ing of DR. Mcbride in Pittsburg, was induced
to send for a bottle of his niedicine. Ny disease
was inflammation OF the kidneys, arrangement
of the liver, and dyspepsia. was under the
impression many times that could not possioiy
recover but by following DR.. McBrides direc.
tom, am happy to say that have been per,
fectly restored to health, and able to do fuli
days work.
I am now working for Mr.. Kel.y-brother OF
A Wilson Kelly. JAMES bOhNo'
PARALYSIS CURED IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
AvoICE FROM CLARINGToN, OHIO;
This is to certify that my child had been
suffering with the rheumatism a long while, and
her suffering was SO great that her arm had be-
come paralyzed. She had to DO lifted out ana IN
the bed until heard of DR.. Mcbride being In
our town I offered him one hundred dollars 70
cure her, but he would not accept 1t. saying AZ
the same time how easJ 1t was cured,
The Doctor came TO see my cnuu
and gave her arm and spine one application OF
his King Of Pain, and I am certain that ft was
not more than fifteen minutes until she coul9
use her arm again. When think now mncn
had been doctoring cannot help giving TINS
information to the public, as I think DR.:
Mcbride is no humbug, and his King Of ram l
shall never be without in nv family.
THEODORE LIE BARON,
Clarington, Monroe county, Ohio
PS It has been nearly one year since Ut
Mcbride cured my child. and she has not feit
the rheumatism since he cured her.
sep5
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The Odd Fellows banquet nt Baiti.
mere.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-The banquet to
the Grand Lodge by the merchants of
Baltimore last night, was q grand affair.
The southern representation appear to
be particularly pleased with their enter
tainment.
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CUSTOM WORK,

Consisting Of French, German AID Domest
Cloths, OF all grades and colors, French, English
and American Cassimeres, Silk, Cashmere and
Marseilles vestings, White, Fancy, Linen
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under Shirts al
Drawers, Scarfs. Ties Suspenders, Handkei
chiefs, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Collars
Travelling Bags ard valises, &c, sc. Our de
partment Of
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Chief Jnstice Chase-Internal Reve.
nue..

NEW YORK, Sept. 23-A special to the
Tribune from Washington 23d, says
Chief Justice Chase has gone to New
England
Receipts from Internal Revenue today
are 81 100000
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The Petersburg papers state that at a
late political meeting at Dinwiddie Court
House the Hon. L. q. Chandler, the
United States District Attorney for yir-
ginia, stated that orders have been is
sued by the President for the stoppage of
all future libels on property in Virginia" !"
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The LOUISIANA GovERNoRsHIP. The
fact that both the New Orleans Delta and
PicayRne confirm statement recently
made from Washington, that the Presi-
dent has conferred the title of Provision
al Governor upon Governor Wells, of
Louisiana puts at rest the question as to
authority in that State. The validity of
Governor Wells election was in dispute,
more particularly by radical elements.
but this step settles the difficulty and ap.
proves the Governors acts. The work OF
reorganization has to begone over again,
on the sameplan as in Mississippi, which
new order of things, it is said, is well re,
ceived throughout the State by the old
residents Though Louisiana had appli-
cants for seats in Congress at Washing
ton all last session. none were ever ad-
mitted; but now q new State Conven-
ton, and subsequent elections for State
officers, Congressman, &c, are contenl-
plated
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THAD. STEVENS advice is simply this :
We are engaged in revolution. We now
have the power, and must use it to Sc
cure what we have begun. If we hest.
tate, we shall lose the offices, and with
new men will come new laws We shall
be left out in the cold, and will, perhaps,
have to suffer for our patriotism, as un.
successful revolutionists have to do. So
let's go it while we can. We owe more
money than we ever can pageant
raise more than half the interest by our
present texation, and we can't stand any
more. So we must cenfscate all the
property in the South to pay the debt
We have the negroes to emancipate
for the Prsidents proclamation didn't
emancipate them, and the Constitutional
amendment will never be constitution.
ally adopted So we must put down the
white man and put the negro, up, that
emancipation may be selfsupporting II
is madness, to be sure, but there is meth
cd in the madness of Stevens
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GENEgAL BEAUREGARp took the oath
of allegiance, at New Orleans, on Satur-
day, and will apply ior pardon.