The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-12
dEELING REGISTER.
-kEpNrspAY MORNING, JULyia. 1858


tte regular board, at 81 .4O4.
Amass meeting was held at Lexington
XIV, on the i0th inst, at which Genera
F. p. Blair and Others made speeches
urging the aloption1f the Conati."ti,' .
i amendment.
Governed Brownlow, of Tenn, has is
sued proclamation declaring the fran
chise law the supreme law of the State
and dcnonncing as rebels those who op
pcSe its execution
Emerson Etheridge has been arrested
NJ Columbus, Ky, for making incendiary
speeches in Tennessee,
General Sheridan has issued all oile.
to the Texans, urging the return OF retu-
gees and guaranteeing protection. No
home guards or military bands are to be
permitted in the State, and all acts OF
the State since tie passage of the ordi
nance of secession are declared illegiIi-
mate.
Additional evidence, il is said, involv-
ing Davis in the conspiracy, will cause
the transfer of his case from a civil to a
military tribunal.
Prof Mccullough, rebel, is in prison
in Washington.
The Herald StauntOn correspondent
represents industrial affairs in that re-
. pinn as in a crude condition, that the
master and former slave do not under
stand their Altered relations, and that
the loyalty Of the white Virginians is
not "f the genuine type.
Philip Speed, COLLECTOR of Internal Rev
enne. was assaulted on Saturday evening
hy three men in the garb of soldiers.
Rev Mr. Walters, Mrs Surrat S con
it> .ar. avs hat. as God lives, Mrs. Sur
raft wa innocent If the murder OF Pres
Il.ut Linc"m o. of any intent or con-
>pirarl tn mnrder him
Iudg. -. \ Cooley. of Iowa, has been
appointed Commissioner of Indian AT
fairs ricrW r. Dale resigned.
The armies of the Potomac and Ten
nessee no longer exist As organizations
The Free,lmen's Bureau have refused
Ia restore abandoned and confiscated
lands set apsri for the use Of freedmen
and refugees and the whole subject is to
he left 10 the decision of the courts.
Attorney General Bowden, of Virginia,
has submitted al opinion on elective
franchise III that State, in which he says
that all adult white citizens, six months
resident in a county, who have not held
Office under the rebel government and
who are not excluded by the Presidents
amnesty proclamation, may vote on tax
in" the oath III allegiance.
Thc Wilmington HeraId says that no
lahnI.rs are needed there, there being
p'.uty of lDafrrs on the corners of the
streets
FarI'- Fneatre wa4 seized by the mill
tary authorities lust Monday evening. by
or.!.rot the war department. Mr. Ford
j. ,udray orimg to have it released
The Washington Chronicle finds fault
with Judge Wylie for issning writ of
lgbeas corDuy in Mrs Surratt's case.
4 number of vessels belonging t. the
east Guf squadron We're sold ut auction
nn the 18th nlt and Il number more are
"a ne diSpns"L of to day.
u. : Osbnn under charge OF furnish
tng for publication contraband naval
.cu, i.s been pronounced not guilty.
md tn. ending approved by General
Din.
Geo. W. Bicklry, President OF the
Golden Circle has issued an order dated
- = WaIcn 18th, suSpending the opera
49,. Of tie Circle till July LIST, 1870
,,I,an .r., order will assemble in Wash
muton with oPr" doors
s,,.,.+or.h. portion of the Cherokee
,aI,,,. ,re said ~ be in great distress.
np,;nothc last ,few days thirty per
ionsin Cincinnati, Ohio, IN" hiie ~ NC"
port. Ky, have been poi>"'e" oN e''''E
cheese
woman aud child wc;e killed Dea'
london, Madison county, oni'' iaS'
week hy robbers The robbers Nere al
killed hv the owner of the premises a''"
.l,or,,,,n Norl,nrS or dates given