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, 1865-06-25

Etpf4 IL Eetts H0N GUY t6At tUt0& ODE e00QsQ
eli cite night ven. 10 the sneater at R'canend It
~as the fsi plsy toas Powell eser ea~. and te
s,.ssl s Hs a.s Z S lie % veiee I'D ]
| n.f of one Of the actors, J. W'lkts Booth.
I Althtush private solder. Powell con.td.
e. s7: y " esss 81. :: su ss 81
tao ns:nses thrown tosether 90 different, yet
f. Il ss e,sass IL e es seaesoa s h
ltera'e-tte setcr WIS OF = aetlea moufd, poi.
eh. d: sfacefcl. subtle: with brilliant powete and
eich o'her to form core intimacy. tutaciens
70 eo,pplst inc tontro tf3oo,h orer he psisoner,
ard pnted ,rot TO Eeet aea,n for ne.sly fa1t
Nateh. Poxell VAS dragging himself a'oog the
:t5s+t;psst Ba,aanns Moss pso1 essasa:c oss5,
e,ss lie ,cp, ';: 81 s,w tss
| side. t1p.es.ed ae,oaishuens 10 Gad Powell IN
soaa ed sas; "a an y
given sim bread. hal BE- va. al1ed wtth mighty
VI. iy:os IN ~ wi M sos ~ ntz. Ii se1zrd viii
tsccfnstt the pocr Can'e h1nrer to w!cd ahou'
him y: .o'is- ess,.s: "1wil, give you - much
sy n:e; Il i. n he iii taslnss..~A hnosrs
ticpsch t. NOT c&u115o1 OF oash', srd Po eel thes
twore III, fatal o. b. h'notnc b.: foul - heuy t1
IT'D ftastta. Se1t. GoS1,rE Booth gave e.u
| money e1 oach 10 buE 1 chance Of c'osh,rC
Powell row pesan to be anxlpas to kr0H wsA
f1an It 4. to u.ats HIN rich, BSo:h a.AHe1ed big
CROUCH that be tsd 10 do with . desptrcte 1.1a
fIt b. krew al.o thst proposition OF rui.t;
character might be II jstted. Ar. Do:tsr procecs.
ed to defct1be and nsrr.ts In amin sted lanRuact
| the maj Ger IN ~b!en booth, step o5 step. Tors.t
on the lind D: LIS vict N. dep ct!pC 10 tne prl=
oret the WRONGS o: tnc South xnu the Ru1 Of ns
| pp7e<eoss, aEd vi night him up 10 pttch Q
| #. nzied paseIon to axeuEa the wrnust Of hI
country. sno ret hIE,a*N right With h1e co1o'fy
Eep. who d. fplsed MIN a. recte1nt. B1oth es+
hIs yic'itn 1as rttey, aEd n4steDed to In
rart bl. mysterious plans. The pltn vas to 20 II
! VIZ. h1rr'tn tAtc = tt1t With the eonsG sGaesasea 4
sbe Soldiers HpHt. capEuse the P.r<l6snt AT
deftyet him to The rebel authorities. Oa the eve
pfrR Of the 18th Of Aprt. ttSofetocE. Boo b so1,
t,m Tic hccx hid si1u +. pfaced IN nis hsuds tn1
!. Spifc, tic revolver aLd :hc bogus p1cEaet o
D. dls!re, ard told h:a 70 do bis dutt. sud 9ay,
biz tor.e, with direction. 10 In*st hin, = 4
costa .rf2e. stt es wrnt 10 die tho DE-; Il.
.eid Mr. Das.t7. "tave a:ksd htca wh. he 1i
ttT' Uie nn1y susweF IL - Beea1ae Ae.ityed !
IN. duty." Sir nnetcr hrGued That payut. u tc
time hr tncoua1ttrd this d. ed, hAt ua will Of ht
nwu bua hea tps1cnte.ca II: vi eoapt:1 ley /,
| B4.oth, under th1t ,ntlutuce-ihas c,np!-te "a
f1eu Acr Of ope n nd oger aso,hef-3hat has Eau
| tty vsgi..us nsrne4 AMONG vat;ous rad1ns. au;
! ! whtth we taii ua-snesfsu.- Both VS. : QEr-a
peculiarly gifted With this nnacsountable taat
, 1865-06-25

tspsetsl Dispatch 10 the Ch.e,go T1sbnnel
Dies Mo1sEs. June II. :
D. 3. McSsbb. Of Prince Eduardfs Island, Is
posr herr with view to ASST ttnE - mrn5 Of biz
eoun:typ Is contemplate imn!csatng to ta1s
state.. The coiditloa and prospects OF the conn-
III str. McN.bb Ii highly p'eatse with-the toi',
climate ard the people,-and he informs ths agent
Of tie American 1uoaicaut Company, that It Is
probable that q report of his investigations Ind
the Isets coming under his observation. mty in,
tuce n Immigration Of Beverai hundred famlltee
OF luoussrtous and temperate ptople Who viii ee
wtlcoNe. .
Iectnr FOX the ths1d iistrtc', tt reported
, 1865-06-25

NV TonK. Jurc e4.-Toe fol owing steau:hfps
ta{1.d to.t2y. City Of Loofoa 1or LIVERPOOL !:
t3ermnnta for H+mhEfc: Alhsuhs& for ChsElee.
lob: Ellen Perry for Newnern: Geo. Cromwell
Tor New orlsart: Nevada for saraenan:, yazoo
sHr Kehnoio: Leni.a Ao.sc ior Maln:r ssou.
co IN sol1.
, 1865-06-25

Ncn a a1nrrtlgeMgntg.

DnILDING SAND cal he had
1t:;Aftr;ar EcNR OttI1. on lac Lafa 9hort. Ap
p:v 1t i. = j, slatrcs sdj,!u NJ The sts:ten-
f41 l.
, 1865-06-25

PAItApELru1A. juno as.-Enstne Sc ofthe rhIi-
aIcs1 hta snd baltimore Ra1leosc. exploded tni.
Hutp u Tn The sfkstlc work iu srubt of the eu.
zinc bnGee. No oue ~as Killed. The engineer,
Nm. Clifford, had both hts lrss broken.
, 1865-06-25

- r.,,. o..:.,.., A.r... A..
us1 14'o,.' Ss..a. = - ~ W ~. ses -.
m'aaec VI ,, ,'s ~. ~ - US ~. 'n.,;"' w. wv
E'sn :" rras,.,a,, t.oas.1. ,.,.;s..,1.. .,, -
.en y, e aa.i, 80 .s,'n ~ - .ha ~,
eeaa.a' n," w. So ~ ...sa =. ~, 49,,
lspuaoA' .u oo,,s .ns ps. $50 ~,
,o:.n;'''s. a1 49,. 2 a".,, -; ~
-, 1r-.s 49,, NJ. 49,,
az ,hae. as.ms,t1o,s com,.n't ,-,,,.
s.ss.,...,,s,, = t,,at - r.. Hi, Il. h.s n.s1
= -, -, 10, .1sa'os. -. aa.,,;, 49, Ssa Ss".
.a,.s.,.a .a ~. Isao;..,,. n,.aH,.,o. s.'' s.~
e.n's.rs,,,. ,,..a 80 IA aur ;1aar,ant ,rr.n
U.nsss. :. ,..,'s. sne.sasa w. 49, s.s.....s,:
- .n1.ss. - - ,.1.,.,. ~. 49, y ~. ~ .ese<s W
i'.a -. .,.-c'r.. .a ..s.I4 ~. su. .,,..ss.,u ~
W "e c" .e. ~ .-,'..s'1 ~ .~ ~,
~, ~ ~. ~ ,.. wv
s sns4sso 1' .,a w 1 ooAs ~. e4a'se'so' . ~"
~ ~ " 49, nass oeea,ea 1'eo.apss."' -
nsne'a' euu " Nv. tu"a' 'so n''"' 4"e 19n-
oa"ep :. u e''1l :. JIM ensaeeti h1"as aoaos
hne. o.n. nooAe4 ui'oeu n.s o*a aF'nss
p'ae''s 9. ~ ~.eA upon o'le SUE 81 Tue ens-
my ano ause'1 On tne opposite SIDE. Isue,
Gen. dookef faSs nc WAS unable to bring
INTO action even Inc n1mter OF troops b.
Aaa on MS own slae Of the held. It
occurs to rs, 1heD, That tie disaster won} ID
have been less there h1d been fewer troops
engaged. and Il Sedg~1ck Lad rot been en-
Foseo 10 me enemy al all. Gtn. ssis"1ck il
accused oi being too sloW' Gen. Howard oi
beinS eufpl1ata, anu ten. Mt,4' Of being
not over anxious 10 n:ht, "ailc Zen. stonc-
man IS accused u haElng done 90 hing At MI.
Conssaenos saa1 e'ouemah ana A7ef'la WIRE
eeht miles sway from the Held, WALL G,ooo
sherd:d cavalry, It IS rot surprising that
they oio nosh'nG 70 decide inc tate OF the day
u Ga2ncehos'a!e. III .act' tnat oa:tIe was
aouEns Oh oa1 elne IN 1ne Psahespae oi seat-
tetanoa' "tac luo enemy tousal on Tue
p.ape'p@ ~ >ooes at1on' - oen. osaat'
~ 49, ~ ran su.e ~ - sus s-o ~.aesaees
~ nr,res 1,onst T1nns. ~ 49, r,,a ~. ssn:uo.s sS
49, ~ sr,1onaa;,.. ~. .,.z,. -, s,ss,;,, !,
,,r,hsb,,, hsrs c,rna ,,s,ns..,r 1,o,- ~, 80
north .;s. ef he rIver h, ,,,,r, ~ s,.,s
.nacc ef 4,,no ,,,,t c.r uoot.- IA
;;c,, Hor t-r lncfdrnta1,v nccns .s ccr s,,r
,,sr ~ III. cof,s rou,nanf;r,a ,,r n ~ ~ q
.a,e-osft,on - N hresk him down IN f,.orE,e IN
.,,,rh H., sans. uonner a h. ~ .,,s ~. An
.a-s !, ,b,. AMY of ,,a po,ov,c n. sn.z
th,4 h. nrve1 aar,5 10 ho7ora ,nrt,,,nr
aenirBt The tn.my In tbs Trs,. unless t,s
;wae entirely co,fi1rut Of his ab;1itv tn v3,;n
thcm xith mis- o,-n c,,ns ,rr.nrc ,,e r.rc,
.ft1t sn,c t1,a. 3c x.uid 1,r rronc. .fr en,no,to3
n Ia h,.a,- r,ss,,1a +h,t ~, ~, r.,,.;,,,, -
, 1865-06-25

Thf Mreld hss tnc s.1np] ,1lnn nt tehate hy tic
r. nsh !sc: ss.ars: N 'nns s.ns on M sns Mt1ic,o
Psr;r, sad the expt cttlnn Wa undertaken 10 re-.
cr.tr scc:s sntzct claim Of abons milton, with
crtn:ua! c!yrs Uhseh uight vary tyaa, ase to
The expense fonr hundred millions. 1t had ,eeo
proc tsei that the Ffeoch troops would p:ntsct
Acxscnn psrtscs In the fall exerttee at taets
eitrd the Gus. where TIC French troop. hid
huyIed sowc II four huntrcd tnhasM. aa**,
lie dettsrtd that to attain the object thev Il in
view would take 1900 nen ten 5ears at IN cx
pnse ns ttx hundred m'lttons. The C.
tate was vr:y dcsce aut exciting. ana the spcssei
wss f.tqQsEtl. interrupted. ae deela1-d M.rt
u,iIl!snt Empire would fssl to pseces AZ soon d
the French troops we're wlthdlsNc, an1 ueuornc
cd the sche3e OF Mexican loaa.
, 1865-06-25

IT, A project Is on foot for railroad from
Gilman, ILL.,, to G1.hcn, Ind. to cenntct tue
Illinois Central aud Michigan Southern
roads.
, 1865-06-25
Congregational Eonuc1I ADJ
:1OuFnctl.

Bnsrox. JUNG s4-The National Council Of
Ccucrrxsti~rsl Churches closed It. celioera',ons
this a.fcrnnnr, and adjourned s.nt die. Previops
70 tho aoIonrn nkuf, Friday. Septe pbcr 18th. III.
Recommended - day fAsfsng and prayer bE the
churches.
Rer. Meetre. Kirk, Dsccett o. 1lltrots, aud
Turner Of Conu.. were appointed to pttp1rs \
pattofal letter 10 the churches, giving the spirit
suI Iexu,t OF the cpptcil.
, 1865-06-25

lSFce.a. Disp.sch to the Chicago Ts1tuat.l
lhptaSAro1Is. juno at.
! detachment OF the 18th Infantry, one hundsrd
.ci thirty m. n, u1dcr toumind of car;sin 6. II.
MtCsrs,, stst.sd late !sssntSht for rau.t.s oa&.
Th lo:st it 'aniry, S75 of.jeert on" met: h. 1sh
hat,. y. = Q tneu: and siGmrn II tn. ;tssn tIr.r,
.re'n. nr IF aonl;x.il. 70 d.: f3r ~. ~ =:
hfrne.
son"Fa*a IN M ,tsr se 'rerc. r., oe'n - Ia ss
| ULia. Ills ah and tnsrcetc P:sf,Fmaact u II
| saot'ts Imposed upon him, hss gnsce s.u m,c~
:ttrAcs, AMI he eets.ts wslh ham the goot wishes
, 1865-06-25

~ Lieut.. R:ehs,d Realf, Of the SSH IT,
nois Infantry. tSccopd Board Of Traae.}
lately On the staff Of Gen. Miller, coalnau*
, 1865-06-25
President Johnson's Speech to
:. the Seutl. Carolina nele-
cation.
The Fortress Monroe
Peace Conference.
IN Authorized Statement
from A. E, Stephens.
TREkcHERY OF JEFF. DAVIS.
(specl D:spa:ch to the Chtc.go tribunal

Arrest Of Postmaster Ar1alrfron. for
R"bblnE ths r. 1t ss1ilc.-1ma porfauI
CnscA in k1c Supr<nle eCvurt-1IliltarY
, 1865-06-25
7 lie Hn0inuu RsH31TO1a6 Accident
II Ass1nHrf8.

NV TpnK. Jute s4-W. D. G.iswo!d. Super
telegraph. to the Office cf TIC fompsny here ta.t
tht L. 1stvife tiepatcn of collision OF ra1lsosd
trtite rear tafsyesle. lud pre!tshed ts1te morn
anE. IL fl:se.
, 1865-06-25

DIREG,EOR3.
JOHN TfRRxLLt I'm oyBut.e1 T3uaL
WN. E. DO6GKTF, h.m Of poxXett, BEssetr dH11x-
tel. 4. SMITH, Frestders 3z9ehxnts' B&yt1ss I4xa
ard TEukt CoH1rary.
H II. ENG. Efn Of KInK, EkuoKz i Co. =:
H e HUKIBUT, 1r1o OF J. H.Eaed Co.
D y. EA6K. frm Of Cu:ves, Fasu HqYne-
C. L. GUERlBR Fteepot IL
JuLI1s H. CUHRfER sptnS1H, H. >
oRVELE PAGK. Cnteazo, ILL.,
>. J" JULES II. cHHRIEH,
General Agent
T. b. 3xIRPHERD,
General Ticket Agent.
, 1865-06-25

[FrcE the Nc7tc-cr tIoEa} News, I'D
This wh'.r 1eet.:n Il country vs. II it'd the 1A't
E.+t b5 Of "a 'Ftrs lunrtnE through the
Eefho;x: :ee+mpanl:u BY h,rh ei=dl Or ntrce ileht.
nt:c. IHHeex.rnul IS ito cu.h'y satur.ted. xnu It
nor suuther uro1 Ial 1sil> tFten rh'+ time ara
tIe hnts=tt. Is III: Ft eran ops ~! snf1ss-
r.. h.neahug 1o.as ;o.: e. 9dhfr 1eqSs A., as
"a sus: nnd !ss - p ats Es9xtsE Easn
tnrtncs lean tth 10y. Ev:r. thug b AZ atr Ear gt6
1!osstr f:uI:3uI ssasnn Eyrn 1nu EMc:s Iseea ra
fneirg tofth iatxer ard sleEsf shoots this ar aon
Than ever sAx them 90 becre. au1 the 10 Isge OF
tIu1 nd r tre=e the nosS luIeFtAtt sh&t oar
tstsey-rb1htft. Al the p.sb ut wfit!nx (MoodsY.
.11tt 19tr) The stoEm clsuts have All patted aE1Y,
the - OF the ctsasss;. cct pei. Eun aef ous. and
the att COO. IN: suu br ctnk. lust s9Eh weather
a.wa4r f7tpf+s IN itls set1!on, ! Goot EheAtc:Lp.
lFrcm the 1irtoo tfowa) A1vertiser. 81
I'll: cstpa new tid fa.r 10 he Eoad. Tia lat. IAias
Lays .:p.a tht r. :sea5 T. aul u 10 ouS W!'i oaE
tlg.t.
tFron the 1.oeh. .tes (Einn.} Republic nj
We hare had foce rio iOus showers wlthlo the
psst ~erk, ant vegetation eh tn eveiF conte1vA.
be TORN The f.fMGr& Joc "a 4ad 4Fe ZEE ttinr
NJ fer 'he chtnrh hn- l. Hone goa d =" md h r
i.sr1I IAraEes no or, in Inr wheat Tae thirsty
earth deRnk iii G kna b0ur' the adtp III int0 the
l!;tle etrt ans. FstutfS CAN hardy compute tH+
amount OF Etn d. ati>l0x + thte- tin 1T sho vera
Crots loo1c better. aud n-y.r VS. lh-t1 =
het+r ptpip Ct for an A-undAns harvest IN Mime
tcta thE0 ut p-tten'.
, 1865-06-25

Gen. Grant <sivc* a Reception
to the Rhtlntclphan Lnion
1.cDEuc.
rccrp'lon 10 fne mcnhers OF the Cnioa League
md thelr fatptlt~-. At toe Cu1t0 L~asue room%to-
Gay. The bnsijlpC iF decorated with bunttcg,
arG 14Ss for every Sute.
, 1865-06-25
EAOM ST. LOUIS.


1he R<cu<nnt EupreEse JnaEss-nis.
o. nljsAfnC the AtA1sGAut Provost Mar
hI1afHs
, 1865-06-25
Ths oas:aeas Of th.z cunptaYMto
1Na1TRH '.eaA1r7sF ACCIDENTS
'usa11 k1nts. 3setaer nr tz&Telirx Or asherxiss-

This Company fs1nes fwo clsscs of Policies. ooa to
eecafe tha paIEe3t OF uxed IEx1 In E49H o de1fn
cAussd ~ auy ftnt of aced1eaE- ThN otasF He
wrfRty all IN Of Injury taustpf tosa1 dt&1-
b1f u. and FL I'd susttn q E3th Acr3dszt
The a. naai pEenl9a rAstez AectHu1n9 to tho oecu-
ui:D1Ss III. RISES aze those Of tes zeoeal pub,Ie,
a rsofastius1 men, eEctA-t1, Manrtactrscr, anE
e,s c:'fss, ar6 ~ 'thc7e Eho follow ~ oet1paaou
Ankra1 pr Tntur7 on r or tWtthuut Ct ceuA4tfQnf
lMy So SrsA!xr a1aaon1s secured It eor7espoud-
sekclAL RISES a-e tho,e ct condrsto.s; szcnt-
te1s eoles f. asoEf- hz1cxlayca, c4sp1tcxS: ton&a
psintes End mee hanica xt1a=alJ. druva. horse 4o3
{ .ttt Dc seE3. rE4Ge-3 nnrrccnc1.
AnraAt p.t p1ium on $5EtA. without c1rnpauastlohs
y $iS #.6 conpe Ton. "a a par!oa- ins1E.
liz ~ 9iatf nEAIH OELF, aoCuTo9 to his hu1tlT fha
een To- Which ho T. 4psys II ar u At1ed crowded to
death ccccts within THRRR MOTIFS from da1@ OF
ttHtnlnry. Hhc arssstns lr11T he tccelyes no com
K,Esin.t rEATH. WITH ,APxyaA11oa. tas IT,
eu1cd tecnrca 7su 11onrt fr which he inauses hin
tssnly r. he event Of b. aystn and fn case q pe
~. ~ 10 hts aaat, but 10. IN anr case moFe thAa y
tiHNRRAL ACErEyrs inc1e4e the Tr1ytsiux
E:Saa I'd Also I'll foTr' OF ofds.ocaEocs.sp1sins orn
Ken rartA- hEu SIS. cats K4n.hoe Eo1u&, nnfnA md
sEkas bats1 Of anEs %1tts b. md
MRtceslsy. c'too Ct flRhtnnZ aud stEuku sha
e6 c:x OF explosions, Id. e-d snfoc4ttou, BY
EtnEt g choking when suth ACE dental 3ntoty u
The csu3e CT ae<sh within +! months OF tho hap
n.nng isloy os the insured 1. unable 70 fo.ow
bis csoA AroIAton-
, 1865-06-25

MR. L T1ODs. In IN ex' 'eariyar as OBS ottas
1ncst bucsfbfnl n stylish cut'ers IN Ch'csEa. an.
noErtss t. hi1 nuEefuns pA{oLa hat hs has xaaoc1a
set h1u~ II Nth
GRANGER I1erchoat Tailor,
13u SOETi1 CLARK STREET.
A1d peu. cir inrItrs theu4 to Call a1u examine =
chrice 1lectinn cf CtnttF rfc U.s. q tlmsT &c
DC. Recent Nev r. RI aud R,s.or parchas~s al OF
xb|cn viii IN 4a TO ordtr "a the Mn&t apr yyd
aty1ts. u psices which cannot fall to plasae-
, 1865-06-25
HcexSe and Lot.

It1ez {os s4!e ~ ore aud lot. aCD weH Noazoe
EsEs. 70: :sA1t :. to ~ 1:e1; 4eoa &c REy Estosy
BIT a.l, xaS Eoxm Z. 10. IL = %*stf e ~ ~ ~
E.sf+3:-et I'M. 8L ASCAAsus
, 1865-06-25

IT eve, ybnd1. Gen Cir Coooel Of the l-th reg
uisz t1iapIT, which has It's headquarters At Co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31

ABOUT LAGER BEER.-FOr a long time
na-r There has been no real -'lagered"
beer The duid sold As such has been
sold As IL was brewed, without lasering
IT maturing The cause was the enor-
mouslv high price OF malt, which led
braver. 70 make only IN limited quanti-
Ties. hoping that tho materials they Used
would decIiue in price. Instead, there
fore. OF brewing large quantities, 50 b a
# couId DE stored. Is il ought 70 be, i've
a sx months before distribution. they
literally kept ap a supply only trom mug
~ month The difference between ma
rured lager ald the beverage LATELY sold
nndsr that name is As the difference De
tween rich coffee and ordinary slops.-
This summer there viii again De lagered
beer. and Germans in particular, and beer
thinkers IN general. will rejoice thereat.
The glasses now adopted By the retailers
gf beer are peculiar in shape. The bot
,om j, 80 coneayed and thickened As 10
,rcupy m inch or IT'S capacity, and a.
rhsv serve IL with an inch OF troth be-
meath the lip or the mug, the amount or
LIQUID dispensed 70 the imbiber Is ex-
rrameIy limited. so much for Tsur0nic-
vankeeism.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31

BOYS. SPARE THE BIRDs,-The foliage
If our cry, like that of almost every
other place in the country, Is now n
mated by the songs OF birds. The robins
are vsry plenty, very musical, and very
Useful They destroy the worms and
In Us which might otherwise do a great
,.a1 OF mischief 90 vegetation. Ines
hirds ,,Tsturb none bnt those vic are 'o'
indolent 10 rise and take thu nssR msau
ing air They ought TO DO t'0
upon grounds OF expediency TO say nun
ing OF humanity. To slay OF injure them
If this season is cruel indeed, for they
are now nesting and preparing to take
care of their brOods OF young o 70
come forth. Bows kill more or less birds
daily. and are liable To answer for the
crime. Indeed, it is a crime or misde-
meanor at law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31

LOCAL LITTER BoxES.-Would it not
be an improvement upon the letter de-
livery business TO have cast iron boxes
affixed TO lamp posts at certain designa,
ted points in the city, The plan has
been tried in other localities and proved
70 be an entire success. The mail mat
ter is collected several times a day by tie
carriers, and has proved TO be a great
convenience to those residing upon the
suburbs OF the cities where they are used
4 recent law of Congress provides severe
penalties for the willful injury of these
letter boxes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31

A NEW INVENTION. "A new invention
of great public utility has just been per-
feeted. 1t is an appliance for renova-
ting and shaking carpets by the power OF
steam The modus operand is to iced
the machine" with carpet, something
ike supplying a printing press with
paper. Acylinder rolls it up, and mean
time it is whipped by hundreds Of small
ropes, and then passed through two sets
of revolving brushes, that brush both
sides, and it is unrolled in az clean q
condition as when first taken from the
CARPET store. II is said that large vestl-
bule carpets have been put through the
process, and look as bright as 3 new PIN,
and experienced no injury TO or rubbing
off of the wool
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31

JUDGE BOND, of Maryland, a notori-
Gus radical, has instructed the Grand
Jury that whoever shall arrest civilians
hereafter, and Try them by court m~srtials,
shall be liable to Indictment We don't
know that law has any power yet but
that ID q favorable symptom In Con-
stitutional Government of any vitality
the judiciary are ss powerful as iftheir
dicta were armed with bayonets. How
long we shall take to get back to such a
condition remains to be seen There is
no freedom without law is supreme; but
people win not find that out as long as
power suits the majority. They can use
Il for short cuts TO their objects
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31

CRY CouScn--A special meeting q
the City Council was held last evening
at the City Hall
The minutes of tho last meeting were
read and approved
Petition of d. b. McGrudsr fer permis
sion To transfer his coffee house hcence to
Mr.. Aultmeysr, wa read and granted
Petition of Thos. Brues tor icence fol
Ordinary, was read and granted
On motion, the first branch was notif
ed that the second branch was ready to
90 into Joint session to pass upon theeleo
ton returns for Judge of the Municipal
Court, also 10 GO into an election fo1
clark of the same. The two branches
then went into Joint session In the cham.
Der of the second branch. Mayor Sweeny
took the Chair and announced the object
of the meeting. and presented an ab.
stract of the election returns, show that
NJ. c. Good had recsived a majority OF
tho votes cast.
Mr.. N. W. Echols said he wished to en-.
auire whether or not the election had
been held in accordance with the ordi.
nance of tho city requiring ten days no
tice of the day of election, and offered q
resolution instructing the Committee on
Elections { inquire into the facts
On motion the resolution was laid on
the table. N. C. Good was then unani.
mously declared duly elected Judge OF
the Municipal Court of Wheeling.
Nominations for Clerk of the Court be-
ing in order. Mr.. R. Pratt nominated Mr.
Samuel Nice ollough- Mr.. George Robin
son nominated Mr.. Lewis Edwards.
Mr.. Samuel Mccullough was declared
duIy elected Clerk of said Court.
On motion of Mr.. Shalcross the Coul'
ell proceeded TO the election of a City
Surveyor. Mr.. James Gilchrist and Mr.
J. C.. Wheat were put in nomination
| The ballot was taken with the following
| result Gilchrist Il, Wheat 10. Mr.. Gil
christ was declared elected
On motion the Judge and Clerk Of the
Municipal Court were authorized TO pro-
cure the necessary books, papers and
blanks. for the use of said Court.
Mr.. 8. Mccullough, the Clerk elect, ap'
peared and was qualified.
The first branch retired and Mr.. Viii
son. President Of the second branch, re-
sumed the Chair.
The committee on real estate reported
IN favor of selling the old Red Hose
House 70 A. 8. Trowbridgef for the sum OF
$500 cash. The report was amended so
az To allow the sale 20 be made on a rea'
sonabIe credit with proper security
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31
TTYANDSTATENEWS
The Sold and Othe Marsssss sse
ni.ceiianesas Matter, - % fesns so
the Rsurth Pnye.

PLEASING INCIDENT Monday after
noon an incident occurred OF a very
pleasing character, at least ~ one person.
A bright little fellow aboat eight years
old. but ragged and dirty, has roamed
about the streets begging his living
Saturday he went into the MLure House,
and stepping up 20 a gentleman, whom
We will call L, said Please, sir, give
NC a penny ," The gentleman looked at
the boy a moment, and then taking nim
by the arm. led him up TO a friend and
aid 10 him: "Ses here, j | Will 8Sc
5his bov double any amount You may
give him" j. immediately handed the
boy a i've dollar bill Nothing dannted,
L gave the boy ten dollars, and then
LAYING his hand on the boys head he Ak
claimed. amid the roars OF the bystand-
CTS, Boy, you've struck lie II was
then proposed that j should 20 out
with the boy and buy him d suit OF
clothes. The requisite amount Of money
was soOn produced, and j. started
down street with the lad. He o re-
turned with the little fellow, who had
been fitted uut with an entire suit OF
clothes. mclading shoes and hat. He
Was then taken down into the barber
shop. and had his hair cut. and II Is said
that lie did not look ike the same lad
He was completely metamorphosed. A
Letter was then written 70 his mOGher,
informing her or the manner her boy had
come into possession OF the clothes. and
he started for home, strutting on as II
the sidewalk was not big enough 20 hold
him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31

The Evan. Lutheran Pittsburg Synod
will hold its first session in the German
Lutheran Church Centre Wheeling this
morning at 9 o'clock The annual scr
mon will be preached this evening in
the same church, in the English language,
by the President, Rev. Mr.. Kuhns OF
Leechburg. Pa. To morrow the Synod
will hold s~ercices in the First Presbyte,
ran Church, Rev. Daniel Carver preach.
ing an appropriate discourse. All the
sessions of Synod will be open TO the
pvblic. The convention will continue In
session six or eight days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-31

PIC-NICs.-The Third Ward Public
School will have a picnic to-day, at
Cresap's Grove, about sixteen miles be-
low the city. The steamer Beulah has
been chartered for the occasion, and a
gay and pleasant time may be expected.
The First Ward School will also have
a picnic to-day, at Nichols Grove, a mile
OF W east of the city, and a merry time
is anticipated by all.