The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-23
zS0M WASHINGTON.
-, and the Mexican Mission.
,.,r,,e of Clement c. Clay.
,,rroN GROWING COMPANY
,.turns of National Banks.

-, OhiO has ucOh
l,'a 0ItG, ior Gallant and meritorious con-
igst rri5nue's special says aletter from
I,s lama lama postmaster says Union men
an !. loi,~ .iir excluded from reconstruction
aTeI;1iIo ;.,icos and official position.
colIl, Worlds special says it is quite GER
I'D; Van will decline the mission to
tam + is believed a new appoint
NsA.,r ,,.rl he made before the meeting OF
I2,s'ES Ic raven. from Fortress Monroe, ar
p' p, III. morning and reports jeff. Da-
h'', ,,,r health and serene mind. Moth"
VI D. ''I JYown at Fortress Monroe re-
ll- his trial The Chief Justices s
gar s.-i.r with the President yesterday
...,. .,,..i almost wholly to it.
.'1''' 1,' .~,mro,ed object of the cOnCentra-
igorIitary force in the vicinity of
..- ". ,r-onia. Texas, is for the purpose of
,at.', S1T 49, after the French troops.
'Je r&.-,. 10 secure the parole of Clement
= Cly are unsuccessful, Several per
-, enreals have been made by Mrs
%-~ ,.-1' Sizes, is laid upon the fact that
I' 10y ,,lgntarily surrendered himself on
y-,;ro that he was charged with com,
r@y in the assassination of the Presi-
TIs U,uH's dispatch says a revenue
;o,n.rtor Of Philadelphia, and his broth
90 ,nasSi,taut assessor Ofthe same city,
~. clarged with fraud in not having re-
rr,aej more than one-twentieth of the
.oi,,.o manufactured by themselves.
The Times special says: The Treas
rrar oftle United States. General +. h.
Sn,nueg mas issued supplement- to the
regulations respecting semi-annual re.
tgn, and payment of duties by national
haDkilr assOciatiOns. He says numerous
error, made by recently organized banks,
!, estimating semi-annual accounts,
cause, the suppositiOn that the regula'
tioas respectng the statements furnish
I'd bv The Treasurer are not read or un'
derstood by the officers making estl'
mates. The method of making the state
1eat contained in the regulations is le-
a,ly correct, and the books in the Irea,
n office are so made as TO admit Oh
..r record in no other method. Ihere
'0us1. therefore, be 70 alteration OF the
printed portion Of the form by interim
ing. erasurc or otherwise Statements
will be returned to banks for correction
until they are made to conform TO the
method contained in the regulation aud
iyrm
The Herald's Washington dispatch
saws il is understood that General How
ard will demonstrate in his report the
utility of the Freedmen's Bureau, and
the admisability OfcOntinuing its exist
enGe until Its provisions are no longer
needed, 10y white or black.
American and English capitalists talk
Of organizing national cotton growing
company in the South. The English at
:empt 10 produce COTTON in India proves
dscouraging. To remove approximations
of not securing the labor of the freed
men, Mr.. Crundy, late ofthe Freedmen's
Bureau of Louisiana, will visit Liverpool
s4CTty
There IS scarcely doubt but that a
mll will pass Congress providing that
ihe heirs Of soldiers who died in rebsl
y,i>Olo be privileged to collect commu'
;4ilou of government rations for the
tine the deceased We're prisoners of
var
William Robe, a claim agent and c.erb
Lille 4nu auditors olhce and Howard
UO,svau who were cOnfederates for the
IMPOSE Of defrauding the government
,7ibe abstraction of papers in the case:
Q, deceased aud discharged soldiers
Ll7e Ucrn committed Tor trial in de
al0t Of thiIty-hve thousand dollars bail
1it their appearance. The Second Audi
'IItestifcd that had the abstraction o
n-mperS not been discovered for a few
.-,-;as. g million OF dollars might have
pyel thus lraudulently collected iron
iHs government. The parties involved
.1 1eiraUdulent transaction have mad,
isntteu cOnPsS,on or their guilt.
Tie following is the order assigning
General Sickles to the command of th
1elatmcnt of South Carolina and re
.sylg General Gilmore:
Az bet, Adj. GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4
General Orders No. 162
~ MAJOR General ID. L o;cEles, Uni
't1S'alcS Volunteers, is assigned 10 tn
command of the Department of Soutl
laroIna He will report at Hilton Heat
'1lrclleye Major General Gilmore ant
W.Temoyo his Headquarters to Charles
ipl
sOd Manor General Gilmore bein!
'.,@Aevei ofcommand of the Department
VI south Carolina will reportin person t.
'-e l tlei ii Engineers
~ Order of the President Of the Unite'
States
Nsltdl F. S. TOWNSEND,
Asst. Adj't Genera
Inc Pests Washington correspondent
az N'asl 5 VIII act upon the tneor,
WAY '0e War IS not ended. 1t is precise
cs is-l ground occupied by the Presiden
G,y.-.y.y "ur oi the Departments OF tn
cbar.-Ggl@y1t Iuiuuteer not yet dis
disr,'..,O Alyelrpeatedlv demanded thei
oferE, ''npliance with their term
t5e rr. -'i.and the only reply is, tha
7rv h,, war IS not Yet ended" The Treas
lcr,y ,f-''ment also hold, in referenc
SIM 1y,F"yGenI OF borutie.. that the wa
tec,, ,5,>'S. f,S The President, while he pro
dsr lS - l,Ie,e,dmenwith bayonets. does it un
er5oI 'i'e .Seory thar the war is not We
sIor that time enough has NOT We
yrass g,apseo 10 satisfy the President and CON
FeeSa,dfass sly loyal '"' oouth ar
,ars Ds tbot ot9n n, .eIcials Washington specia
oS N S Sne gale toput into Beanfort harbo
sn;s1 An sunday will arrive in time TO he q,
Comlsd CIi,nsd by the court-martjal now irwin
commander Craven for not attacS; o ;nS,h. " h.
I" Ierrol last March "'' '''"oA'ns'n'
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