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TSRoM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE BILL
which arr 90, Il appears that the deisadAne,
Patton Howell, W. A. Smith and J. W. Sicsdemas are
resident abseoading dshtoss IL ID ordered hAt
pablicsiian be made for four Successive Ssks In bTOwn
lows Wing notifying said 9sIundants 10 appear ssere
the chaaesry Court At Dandrgs on the ID Meaday OF
Apr neat then and there II mAks defsHse 70 The e o.
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THE RESPONDENTS. N. B. MeMAnAS
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- Of Tea, CsEfee, Rice. Pepper, SPICE,
fnatEe, 5AA6aers GePPeEnN- AlAuas GamdteAs
HiaekinE. ngushe.- BrSoms. Paper Pens,
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NRDM THE AI,IEl ATKINS 9R tTEtI

bin. which " appeafs thai ne deisnaAaIi s
tesdsns o. abseoaaiHs ashtof u eessEas tAt pahi
eRhaB be made i0r ear weeks IL DfoWnlowa Wig
Boans said defendant appear before fs chahesry Cauf
okadags ths 81 Monday ef APFH then and there
10 ake defense 70 the b ne s 6e takea goF coz
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Elek..sd Fria,a 4ds,r u Adaa " Peek tred Per
Tea HolsSll aad Others. -t.s
lHRoM TIE ALLEGATIONS OF The BILL
~ which ara sWSrn -, appears that tbs defsnaaats
Patton Howell, William A, Saith and Nms L. Caldwell,
are nsnresient sbseendihg dsbioFs Il is sllsred
thai pablisaten be made f four successive weeks 10
BFaunous Wing, notyihg said defeadaai ~ sPpeaE be-
fore de ChAnesEy Court ct psndrdge on the ID Monday
Of Apri next TO make defense te the b the same VIII
be taken for confessed and fer hearing paFte
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- ne I'D ordered thN pasicsfiou aaAds
tof yer saeesssire seeks IN BrsEnIaEs whiz natfy 49,.
esendaas appear before chhnesry coar. a. Kn5Ty "a
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81, galsA seem ~ nIFsass shsa ne asssadasts
afs pfFstdents ahaoead ea1eea thelssa he
utnaEf preetss o su caansl b sesssd npon tham Il z or
Efna tkas paitsatos " ae &c 4ses saseesa weeks III
cshess WAiE no;Fng said defendants = aPpsR bssoFe
he csaeeFy Cesrt 81 paaafass the - Aas1aF o. Apf
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THE DEFENDANTS. WgD. Isb. Benz
Ish and B. ?. NseEsr ahA bis sifs Hester Ana EsrkSr
being no1sFsseents OF Reone-s~s, eA4fgd bi 4 q
ordered Hst Publication BE- made fer saecsssss uss IL
boun0Ss Nhg, noting nd drfsndznts 70 sppear al t
Cha1cesy coaSt ~ knexy TIE Msndsy I'll ss
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taken ioS confessed and 80 foT heafng sx psrte
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are snseandihs - Aoarssssss askssEs Il sdersd tkas
pa made lg r successive 4eeks o. nIoeniou
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ER0M TIE ALLEGATIONS OF TRE
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THB RESPONDENTS, J. A. RAYL,
\ Johe y. AsSoo4, John Ehtts And EparAassg
Being nqnssdens 81 TIE sats Of TsBnesse a. ehsFzed
h he 6n: ordered IAaI pabiisstsa B. made fos cor
saeesasfss weeks "a hs kgqxys Ehig nesIfius sa de-
Hndanu 70 ~ The Chaacssy Coart Kaonv On a.
er Asaaa1 o. APri, tSd, thss asd V aass. thr
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70 tho1 and st fsF hearing = Parts.
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VHalH n ny vi VIII - fFHffFI n WfTsTa
ofksgs.
frHB RESPONDENTS, Luther n. vii
sss Va. Davis, kaaksib A. Davis gasoh JfHasson Nay
J. JiaAson, Hu. G. MccaEHsa, San g. aecanou Rsssrt 81
dscamn0ns H ~ HeOAzEs and szrsh MeCsaissa being
nsafssi6Snta % fssnssse., sharxsd BHf n or.
asrsa at publication be made for weeks In
AE nstnE nd dsfssaknts AVP-sF Chan
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and tsfs - zaks assHse 10 ihs sl sas x s. -,
ken Tor eonsessed and set foF bearing "a rafte
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THE DEFENDANTS. Z. WALLACP

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Rsglse. Lias. 81 al -. 1esb Ifss. - e.
IRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF FHg
IN. aPpssra tAAt TIE defendants, Niiam Pssson aAd
Ma Palsu his v, et1eBa Of The esAa 81 AtssoEF II
oFesea has vastrssa Be saaas E ser successive ses
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IHROM TIE ALLEGATIONS OF rHI

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resident AcsaaieE debtoF l. sf6sFed Aa pnhra-
aa h aaas teoeeas4se weeks d BFosn1sEs Wig.
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.EENTLEMEN WOULD Do WELL
VI to seasals s u,sss.i b calling soS sssuinas large
'S' : ''oo'- IN" J. 3 PACE q co.'s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
Affairs about I.yuchburg-Rain I. Storm
and Inundation at Richmond.

New YORK, May pa recent letter
from Lynchburg says: We are cut OF
from every section of the world and it is
impossible to hear from friends abroad.
The Orange and Alexandria trains are
only running to Amherst Court House. a
distance of fifteen miles. Those on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad 60 to
Liberty, twenty-three miles west The
South Side is in operation between here
and the junction. The chief damage to
the roads is the destruction of bridges,
but this is fast being repaired by the
companies. The Virginian newspaper
has resumed publication, price ten cents
per copy. The Republican has not yet
resumed.
A terrible rain storm occurred at Rich-
mond on last Sunday. A portion OF the
city was completely inundated, and 1t
was rumored that number of persons
were drowned. The damage by the flood
to property is said to be incalculahle..-
Thousands of sheep cattle, horses, &c,
we're drowned. The injury to the Cen,
trail railrnad is thought to be heavy,
though as yet we have heard of no par
ticular damage to 1T.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27

Fourth Michigan. supposing that large
force OF Confederate cavalry must be- ON
ahead, went forward TO attack them. At
a short distance they met the advance of
the Second Wisconsin, and firing at oncs
commenced. Many volleys were ex-
changed, Mr.. Davis assuring the men that
they were killing one another, that he
had no men out upon that road. After
the firing ceased, it was ascertained that
four men of the Second Wisconsin were
killed and two wounded, and that of the
Fourth Michigan two were killed and
three We're wounded, among whom was
an officer .sr s-
An official dispatch was forwarded that
morning, the 10th day Of May, back to
Macon. containing a brief account of the
expedition and its results, aud announc-
ing that as the capture took place seven
ty-tive miles from the city it would take
three days to enter the city.
Nothing worthy of note occurred OH
the road from Irwinville to Macon Mr..
Davis aud his family were treated with
the utmost civility by their captors, and
many tokens of affection and esteem
were shown them by the people along tho
road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
An Order Relative TO the clustering x
Out and Discharge of Volunteers.
lPress Dispatch

New YORK, May 26.-T he following is
a synopsis OF an important order just is
sued from the War Department relative
TO the mastering ont and discharge Of
volunteers: The several divisions of the
various army corps will be kept intact
and commanding Generals, immediately
in receipt of orders directing any portion
of said forces to be mustered ont, will
order the same, if not already thereat,
to one of the following rendezvous:
First Troops of the Middle Military
Department, and of other Armies and
Departments acting therein, will rendez-
vOns in the defenses OF Washington,
Harper's Ferry, and Cumberland.
Second. Those of the Military Diyis-
ion of the James, at Richmond and Old
Point Comfort, Va.
Third Those Of the Department of
North Carolina will assemble at
Newbern and Wilmington.
Fourth. The Department of the South,
at Charleston, South Carolina and Sa-
vannah, Georgia.
Fifth. The Military Division west of
the Mississippi, at Mobile, New Orleans
and Vicksburg,
SlAtu uC hllltdiy VI 4ulS-
souri,, at Little Rock, ST. Louis, and Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas
Seventh The Sa52 PsRfaEtmfRphh fRphh6G&fvtifIe Gf tfI and
Memphis, Tenn.
Eighth. The Department of Kentucky,
at Louisville.
Ninth. The Middle Department, of
Baltimore.
Special orders will be given from the
Adiutant Generals office relative to
troops serving in the Departments of the
East, Pennsylvania, Northwest. New
Mexico and Pacific, as the time for the
discharge of said troops approaches
The Adiutant General of the Army will
designate the places and rendezvous in
the States to which regiments, after be-
inc mustured out, will be forwarded for
payment Every regiment will be sent
forward to its State and rendezvous as
soon as the rolls are complete, carrying
with them their arms, colors and neces-
sary equipage. On the arrival of the
regiments in their respective states, sup
plies will be issued by the respective
supply departments on requisitions and
returns countersigned by the chief mus
tering officer or his assistant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
FROM TEXAS.
Unsuccessful Conference.
Return of Colonel Sprague.
From the Trans ns-Mississippi Depart
meni-A Fight with ssea. slaIgh-
ter,s Forces.

New ORLEANS, May 81, via CAIRO,
May &c The Picayune has reliable in
formation from the Trans Mississippi De-
partment Col Spragne'sss conference
with Kirby Smith resulted innothing, in
consequence of the lack of harmony in
the rebel counsel Smith was disposed
to surrender, but the Missouri Generals
are not. Shelby begged an amnesty for
themselves the same as offered in the
Presidents proclamation Sprague re-
turned accompanied by q Missouri Colo
mel, who goes to Washington TO confer
with the authorities there. IF Generals
are not included in the amnesty they
propose to Join Maximilian. Their
troops are deserting in great numbers,
going home. The people generally are
respondent.
Cotton very low for gold
A number of boats are ready to come
ont of the Red river as soon as permit
ted. Another flag of truce boat was ex-
pected down on the oath The country
was everflowed from Alexandria to the
mouth of Red river.
The steamship Clinton, from Brazos
10th, brings information of a fight at
BOeo del Chico Pass, with the forces I'M
der Gen Slaughter, in which the enemy
were driven twenty miles towards
Brownsville, when the rebels were rein
forced and retreated, fighting, to Brazos,
The Union loss was seventy-twO killed,
wounded and missing, including Capt.
Temple and Lieut.. Sedwick, of the 34th
Indiana, captured. Slaughter's official
report magnifes our force, and claims a
big victery. He admits loss Of forty
killed
The New Orleans and Jackson Rail
road will soon be in running order.
Parties from Northern Mexico repre-
sent the Liberal party as growing strong
and popular, and believe they will soon
possess all tho Northern part of the coun-
fry
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Davis and Breckinridge.
Three Bills Of Indictment.
The Capture Of Breckinridge Antici
pated-Gen. sherman 10 AceompaBy
His Soldiers Home-Hc il 10 Retain
Command Of the Department Of the
Hississinni
Press Dispatch. |

SOmmnhI Oh iht OtpHrsmrut - s"e
Mississippi.
Press Dispatch.
NEW YORK, May 26.- The CONNER
cial's Washington special says: The
grand jury for the District of Columbia
yesterday found three bills of indictment
against jeff Davis and John C. Breckin-
ridge The bills will be presented to the
criminal court to-day The offences
specified are aiding and abetting hostil-
tiles in this District last summer The
capture of Breckenridge is confidently
anticipated by the authorities. Infor
nation of his whereabouts has been re-
ceived, and an effective pursuit has been
organized.
Gen Sherman expects to leave tor the
West in few days. He will lead his
soldiers to their homes. He retains,
through Gen Grant, the command of the
Department of the Mississippi, and will
at once resume his duties until the civil
authority has been restored
Frederick Seward has somewhat re-
covered from his relapse.
NEW YORK, May ga special to the
Herald from Washington 25th says: The
grand jury of this District has found a
true bill of indictment for treason against
Jefferson Davis, the chief of the late re-
bellion He will be brought here and
put upon his trial as sooE as the attend
ance of the witnesses for the prosecution
can he procured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
Surrender Of the Rebel RaH stonewaii
10 the Spanish Aushoriii"s s-Resignn-
lion Of & eneral OMcers.
( Press Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The following
semi.offlcial statement is made in con-
nection with the authorized announce
ment of the fact that the insurgent ram
Stonewall has unconditionally snrren-
dered to the Spanish authorities at Ha-
vana, viz: The conduct of those author
tiles upon the occasion was judlclous,
dignifed and in entire conformity with
amity toward the United States Any
momentary distrust which may have
heretofore been entertained by the de-
cision of the Captain General of Cuba III
the matter has thus been disposed of
satisfactorily.
The following NAMED general officers
have resigned their commissions in the
volunteer service: Major Generals A. +
Burnside, Carl Schurz and Franz Sigel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
Terrible Storm in Kansas and Wis
souri.

ST. LOUIS, May ga terrible storm
passed over a portion of Johnson county
Kansas, on Wednesday evening. blowing
down houses, fences, nprooting trees.
and doing great damage generally. Hail
is said to have been blown into drifts
two OF three feet deep. Several persons
we're seriously injured, but no lives arc
reportcd lost. This storm entered this
State in an easterly direction, prostrating
the telegraph at several points and doing
much damage along the route. treach-
ed here at midnight, and ragged furiousiy
for two or three hours, destroying con-
siderable property in the city and sur,
rounding country. At Sedalia several
cars we're blown from side track, into
which a freight train ran, completely
wrecking the engine and six cars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
Kirby Smith 10 Tender tho Services Of
His Army 10 WnximiIian-Capiured
Rebel Documents Implicatc Promi.
nent Northern Men.
Press Dispatch. ]

PreSS DlspaVcu.J
New YORK, May ga special to the
Herald from Washington the 25th says !:
Information has been received here that
Kirby Smith intends marching his army
across the Rio Grande and rendering its
services to Maximilian The movement
will be prevented
1t is said discoveries have been made,
in examining the captured rebel docu-
ments, duplicating prominent Northern
men whose loyalty heretofore has not
been questioned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
Attempted LAssassinatiOn OF Gen. Du-
ynII-RaiirOad Accident.

New YORK. May 26.-An attempt was
made few nights since to aSsassinate
General Duvall, commanding L. S. forces
at Stannton, Va. The General escaped
injury. On Sunday night last, railroad
bridge over a stream near Petersburg,
gave way precinitatinG train into the
chasm. Two men were killed, four are
missing and IA injured. They were all
ncrsons connected with the road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
seddon, Rebel Secretary Oi War. Ar
restcd-Lee TO be Taken in Custody
Gov. Smith-Je6. Davis.

New YORK, Nav 26.-The Heralds
Richmond correspondent says seddon,
ex.rebel Secretary of War, has been ar
rested and imprisoned on a gunboat in
the James with Hunter and Campbell. =
1t was believed Lee would also soon he
in custody, and Coy Smith, now fug'-
tive, captured
Davis sits alone III his cell, save the
two guards, who are not permitted to
address him on any subject whatever
and it is understood he will be given no
liphts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27
WHEELING REGISTER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY ~. 1865.
TcIegraphic Summary.

"oi" 'i'NNh NNr'"iNe'N ~ t'N ANSo'
board at 81 :i6t. aud at the evening en-
change at 81 Bog
The rebel ram Stonewall has been de-
liyrred to the Spanish authorities al LA
vana.
Generals Burnside. Schurz, and Sigel
have resigned thcii commissions.
The negotiations for Kirby Smiths
surrender have not been satisfactory
If Smith and his Generals can obtain
amnesty. they will surrender ifnot, they
will 90 to Mexico Col Sprague has
gone 10 Washington for instructions.
A fight occurred recently near Brazos.
in Texas, between Gen Slaughter's forces
and the Federal troops Slaughter re-
treated TO Brazos The Federal loss was
seventy-two.
The Liberal party in Mexico is grow
ing stronger aud hopes soon TO possess al
the northern part Of the country
Gold has been discovered in Erie
county, Pennsylvania
The Grand Jury OF the District OF Co
lumbia have found bills of Indictment
against jeff. Davis and john G. Breckin
ridge for aiding and abetting hostilities
in the District last Summer. 1t is thought
that Breckenridge will soon be captured.
Sherman is To retain command ot the
Department Of the Mississippi and will
90 West in few days.
Governor Piprpoint arrived III Rich
mond on the 25th and assumed executive
control An election was held in Virgin
la On the same day.
Henderson, OF the New York Evening
Post, has been acquitted of the charge of
fraud in the performance of his duties as
navy agent at New York.
An attempt was made to assassinatc
Gen. Duvall at Staunton, few nights
ago He was uninjnred.
A terrible storm of wind and hail PASS
ed over Missouri and Kansas last Wednes-
day evening, doing much damage.
severe rain storm has inundated Il
portion of Richmond and caused much
loss
The railroads south of Richmond are
being rapidly repaired.
The Lynchburg EUginian has resumed
publication.
An order has been issued appointing
the places of rendezvous for the troops |
in the various Departments to be mus
tered out Those in the Middle Depart |
ment are 10 he mustered ont at Wash |
ington, Harper's Ferry and Cumberland
1t is said that some Of the captured |
rcbcl documont=- iupIICare prominent |
Northern men whose loyalty has not |
heretofore been suspected.
All the cavalry in the West j. 10 he
mustered for service in Texas.
Over million dollars has already |
been subscribed in S20,00p shares to pay |
of the national debt.
Governor Curtin is about to hli up all
company aud regimental organizations
of Pennsylvania troops by regular pro
motion before they are mustered ont,
Seldom, the former Confederate Secre-
tary of War, has been arrested ltissaid
that Lee will hc Imprisoned and Billy
Smith caught
jeff. Davis is kept in cell with two
guards to whom he Is not permitted to
sneak and will be given no lights
The conspiracy trials were crowded hy
spectators yesterday The most impor-
tant portion of the testimony serve" to
fix upon George n. Sanders and Cleary
completely in the assassination plot
O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-27

New YORK, May 26.-Adviees from
Matamoras, Mexico, to the 4th, say the
Imperialists still hold that place, and it
is believed that the Republicans under
Negreta are Withdrawing. Monterey and
Camarago were in possession of the Re-
publicans.