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MAuIsoN. MIs.. IapualI 20.
WASHINGTON, Friday, ian. 30, 1865.
SENATE,

Mr. SALISBURY. Of Del, slid be had petition
lie would eay nothing favorable or otherwise as
il ts citizen and had tie right of penien. The
petition was read BY the clerk. i eets foFtfthat
the Singleton and Blair missions had filled. there
spsin s no. Auatns. upu Rfanee aud e Fops had CON:
hired to recognize the South. that to that end
France and austria had entered on division Of
MIA. The Issue between the North and
the South IA Independence or e1teEminaton,
rally. rally The south il not crushed, aa shown by her
spirit and her ability to purchase her independ.
ence from Europe, nnd b the late declaration OF
n,eneed The petition therefore prays Tor the i'm
mediate recognition Of the ConfedcIacJ to secure
the great (seyeral senat.'rs interrupiins}" Whose
petition fs that:' Its Colorado Jewette. ~
Mr. SHERMAN. ! would enquire If IL Is Gus
tomary 10 read petitions when presented. The
chair said be had put the question II there was
several Senators now objected and the reading
Mr. NEsMITN Of Oregon asked leave Of ab-
sence for his colleague, Hardlne, tor the remain
der Of the session, on account OF Illness, which
III. SHERMAN, from the Finance Conmittee,
reported The House resolution reducing the du-
tles on imported paper. with tn amendnent strik'
Ing cut and snstltlng Is per cent II "as Or
j he RESOLUTION Of Mr. DAVIS Of Kentucky. for
tie appointment Of special commission on The
ccrrrs ontience Of lie Government in all its de-
nss wns taken up. :,
Mt. HALE, Of n r., qaid he woutd oppose the
to:matIon Of any committces to investigate frauds
uuiil action should be taken In the cases already
before the Senate and after full tnyesg .dol: lie
Committee Of list gear on frauds. &C. He eaid the
report implicated heads Of l'ursaus IN certan
centrac.a, and made long speech a%nlmaavertins amin
ins hia remarks a1 iii lie expiration Of ths nonln.
benr. ,.,..,., .,.. ,.,,
W.. ar1ested by order Of tic Navy Department,
r,ac in cIoee copfne1oent, witt orders not 10 he
sc!eascd under hall million bail, and was o1lS re-
leased On tmnl(cr hail hy the interference Of the
| PRECEDENT lie fully bcliored tAe Gauss Of that
paans arrest was the fnct Of his giving testimony
OF Tint investigation The said officer ordering The
| arrest, YVES demonstrated with and asked why he
, 1865-01-31

A1,ESs.-slncc our last report. fourteen aliens
have ,nken ont their firet papers in the Office 0!
the Circuit Clerk. They were subjects Of the fol
lowing powers: The Duke OF nolstciu1 !: the
CAsecl, /; the King OF PEuttia. 4; the King o
Wirtemburg, g.; the k1ug Of sweden and Nor
xEHy T.
, 1865-01-31
EFPo2cr Hans:aee, Painting CatcinininE
anI G1azin., at F. i. Kissy'*, 50 Randolph street.
tauI7cs23-lD.

A Relfef.-You arc troubled with bad breath
II annoys your friends and acquatuta1ces: as well
Es yourfclf. You would Ike to get nd or i. b1i
you. Use the Fragrant Sozodontl twill cleanse
and beautify your teeth, and leave your breafh
pure and sweet. Sold by druggists.
{aN4 .nnS pf.7f{ a.
, 1865-01-31
FIHEs.-Tlsre were Assessed In the Police Court
Yesterday fines amounting In the aggregate to
ESFh

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CuCHcn.-Ihis church
was opened on Sunday for pnbiic worship 70! the
hrst time. The exercises were conducted ey hes.
Nr Scnour, Of Rockford.
, 1865-01-31

vrAnEAULE E1u1BlT10S CoE1NG.-Ihc
,t,atiou known as the ''Mlltontan
,f Paradise Lost" from London, Eng"
has been exhibited during the past
Is cities OF the East anu West, will
on Monday next. February 9Th
m1,1, g. Moons Hall 1t VIII be
,rt time, and will then be removed
where arrangements hare already
Heightened btcy. We copy the
;pt,on Of Ills exhibition from the
X Of art vas gotten up In Lon
n expense Of f60, 900, and rs 2
On u Johu Milton's immortal
'se Lost" and carrying out
N. He'll Cnaos and Paradise
,IIion Of Satan, the War Of the
ian aud the tall OF man. 1t
-ndon Tor 80 consecutive
hat time visited BY more
including royalty, no.
v By command OF
the Hall Of Buck
ore her and fhf
with a
Angels
teW de-
should
n Is In.
JOE the
Il Of the
i his fol-
rthtu. OF
aNon; the
Of Heaven
nal triumph
Chariot OF
& md lrt
Rebel Host
selght nag
.ecatlan, co n.
Of Chaos snd
rails aud mau
y. with Satan
NJ lnkc, Sa
from Hell
Then fol
, 1865-01-31

rrz Rrv1v41 MEETINGS at the 1ndlanA u. E.
Church continue with increasing interest. Preach
ing each orcuins by the pastor, Pe'. y. D. skel-
, 1865-01-31

Professor AcAss1s' Opinion OF Valuable OIL
Terrttory.-1n sending on his subscription for
stock to the PFtssdesa Fttrolsuun company, he
eaye: "Aftcr havfng personally explored your
lands think them very, very valuable. and VOL
der tlat the property had not been bought up
loug ogu.'' Since his visit the company have been
offered $500 1,cr scrc for what only cost the CON.
paDJ f1oo. Armstrong g. Co.. Of this city, the
E.euts for this company, have Just Letter
from the company, saying that the books " II be
closed in very 1hor1 TINE.
, 1865-01-31

1AncKs1Es.- Patrick Nichols was yesterday as-
raigned before Justice Miller at the Police Court
upon the charge Of stealing pair OF shoes from q
ealoon keeper. The case WEE continued until to.
tlny tic prisoner being required furnish ball In
Inc sum uf 500. Frederick Watts and Thoma.
Stapletou were also arra1gned on the charge oI
etealing S100 from E. O. Sullivan. No. 1s3 MaiEe'
street TIE prosecution falling to make 3 case,
lie prt.oness we're discharged
, 1865-01-31

RExovxp.-1ieutcnant Colonel SchatIner has
removed bis headquarters to Nos. lis and III
ucathorn etFcet Hc has authority to organize
regiment under the last call for men.
, 1865-01-31

60 to the uest--t3o 10 Bryant stra:ton' Is
Chicago Commercial College to get thorougha
Tclrcranh operator. Address {enclosiuT stamps)
fo- circulars, BRYANT 4 STATION. Chicago, III.
, 1865-01-31
.Dn1tun

EOUND-A Newfoundland doc.
l. The owner een hare Y b. Paving coats and PROV
, 1865-01-31

- Diseases oi the Nervous, Seninei, Udnsty
AMI Sexual Systems. New Rnn reliable ttGat1aett
Il. reports Of tic Howard Association. StEt "
mil IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad
dress Dr., j. Ski1lou Houghton, Howard Aesocta.
tcn, No. 3 South Ninth street. Fhllzds!un1a, fa.
fa24-gsS5-1-1&s
, 1865-01-31

TuE NORTHWESTERN FA1R.-ladias belongiu.
10 the First Unitarian Society who feel interest
In tho great Northwestern Sanitary Fair, are re-
oucsted TO meet In tho Lecture Room Of the Uai-
tnsiau Church, on Nahash avenuc, ut three o'clock
te-day Let there be a general tuFn out
, 1865-01-31

n1DEt beneficial GH&CL8, HQu 0da pIu4UIGA
est nropprttpu Of it's cures. Besides promptly re-
mottuE Coughs and Colds, which, when lel to
1hcm.clrts, are the most common causes Of tuo-
eTculous Development, this standard remeog allaJs
nny Inflammation which may exist, and By promot-
irr ensy cxpectotatior, cleanscs the lungs OF the
substances which clog them up. and which rapidly
drstroy yhcn suffered to remain Sold every
where. jasstg75tst7u-1H&sA-
HroxFns bronchial Troc1,es.
..{ have oeye. changed my mind respecting
them fro,n the first except to think yet better oi
f;,af which hecau to think we'll Of
REV. HENRY WARD BEEChER-
"Fof threat troubles they are spGc1ac"r
.cont.iu no opium nor anything in1urious."
DR.. K. A. HAYES, Chemist: Boston.
.An elerant combination for cpuEhs:"
u1 recommend fheIr use to Public Speakers"
REV. &. Il CHAPLIN.
..Most salutary relief In Bronchits. ,..
REV. s. sEIGFRE1D. MorT5sto"n; un1e,,
| "yery beneficial wien suffering IRON Golds-
| REV. S. j. F. ANDERSON, 1T. Louls.
| "A1most instant relief In the distressing lapo
| r.; breathing peculiar to Asthma
REV L. c. EGGLESToN. New torS.
.*They hare suited my case exactlT@re1ieSanl
N, tkroat so that could sing Tith SM; ssss p,,p
Chorieter French Parieh Church. Montreal:
As there aEc limitations, be enfe and ontaln u
genuine. Da-eas|lSt19Sf3s"
, 1865-01-31

FOUND DEAp.-A youns woman, named AnnfeC.
Traccy. a servant IL the house Of Mrs. Flanagan,
No. 131 Michigan street, VII. found dead IN her
bed, yesterday morning. under circumstances
leading to q belief that coroucr'e inquest was
Necessary. The deceased formerly resided in L..
fase.t, indiana, where she has eistef now living.
In her possession were found certain letters and
envelopes addressed to Daniel Jones, Co. 4, e3d
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Army Of West Virginia,
and Albert X. Far, lafayette, India1A. Coroner
will hold an inquest on tie remains this morning
, 1865-01-31

Ux1vEner7E or ST. MARY or TIE LAKE.-The
sem,-apnua1 examinations Of this university will
terminate to-day, Jan. 81, with exercises, consist
liz uf debatcs. dramatic entertainments and
mIsic by the enrious societies Of ihc 1nsttutton.
Tickets OF admission viii be !sued for thc occasion.
, 1865-01-31

TOR SALE Cheap, steam flour
i ing and grist mill. known a. ths Eag Milk. at
PRINCETON, III With four run oi French Burfs ckra-
be Q, 100 arreis Of nour very twenty
tcus hours. Htt three-ftorJ *sxenouse e. astAsaea. a.
Gated On The track thei'. & Q r. F. Will be sold
premises. or address FhTEoW MOSS, Princeton.
II
, 1865-01-31
ADMINISTRATIONS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
w schadt, 133 Raadssph stsset. Boom No. 3.
fu, It, lr.) cs g. IL, prepared to f5rnNa Sno
sf.tes and 70 1nteer. fcr tho Army *nd aaTy. faf.
Rnr,sr tErsnrh nnr itrcs Jl&3 g65l-5t
, 1865-01-31

CHICAGO u1sroMcAL Soc1ETy--A special meet
ing Of this Society Is to be held nj lis rooms this
afternoon, at 5 O'Clock to hear and net upon the
rcport of The committee on the subject Of the pro-
posed building for the association 4 des1gn will
hecxhibifcd ut the meeting.
, 1865-01-31

AT WoRK:-Thc Committee Of Engineers ap-
pointed 1y the Mayor to devise plan for cleaning
tic river, and consisting Of MeasFs. Goodins, Van
Nortwick, Msson aud Chesbrough were in session
Yesterday examining the Fariors plans for Glenn
ring the Iiyer. Ten plans have 10 1ar been sub
1rfffcn.
, 1865-01-31

NEWSPAPER cnAsGE.-Mt. Il. 4. C-oweli. form
crIy co,nrv$itor In tie TRIBUNE Office. has be-
conc apartncr In the publication Of the Ieavea-
worth {kaosas1 Daily Bulletin. "Gus." /: capt
ta! printer, an excellent business man. and very
"pfince OF Eoril feTloWe." Ills numerous friends
IN Chicago Wl heartily rejoice 10 hear Of his pros
NcEity.
, 1865-01-31

NTcVICKER'S THEATRE,
l31 Madison street, between State md Dearborn
Boz cfEce oren from 10 to and ftom stos O'Clock.
Flats be ed weeE Ia AEyaUce. Doors open
u. O'CLOCK performance commence u tx o'clock.
, 1865-01-31

TOR SALE-At a great bargain,
With two run Of Hurs, located IN Anc,na Livingston
loun,y. H.. all In good order also attached to the
lame, building ard machinery Tor m nAnufacturinE
Iinsetd Oi whseh VIII b. sold Nth the Fonzipg Miil
Mactlred; Address D. MuFEAN. Anccna Z Lav1n;Sston
, 1865-01-31
,:f0L Salk.

FOR SaLE-A good saloon and
T. r. tsusan: sale now doing 9o>d business
h.: TWO e. oors sud ca moi sttend to them noth.
Arp. on re pren,Ees so south We Is street.
, 1865-01-31

BouE7r 1cMrER.-Justicc Miller fined John
lsucdon, oi milwaukee,, yesterday. so and costs,
on eue1icion VI being confidence man and
horuty jumper. The chargc upon which be vas
arrestcd was rngIuncy.
, 1865-01-31

TOR SALE-Two desirable build
l. Ing lots on Michigan arenue, nent c5fAer Of
Mr nsoe street. Inquire at As Wabssh ayenue.
1alaeS'42w
, 1865-01-31

rrozIk TO DEATH.-John Henderson. printer,
employed In Chic.so but residing with his father-
it-:aw al 1i.ineeyille, ten miles from WsuEegan,
was overcome by the cold On Tuesday evening
Iast, while wnlldng from Waukesan home~ard
ind died his body wns found by.two brothers Of
Lie wife, o. tcy were on their way to school the
1rxt morning. The Waukesan Gdzefte s:ss ):
around The t4,dy It was plain to perceive tnat he
Ind rcetlcd ssroh::ly with dest. for the mastery.
tut his 1snu1nls1 limb. !etnaed fhei1 once. as;
,nd e succc1ltd 10 thu dread victor. It Is thought
lLut Mr l., uderson may have been sclzcd with q
sort OF ago, WHICH occassoned hls ioss Of sslt'
commgu,. aud endurance TO exposure, which
be ever ,ossesscd, E1ueme coid somet1mea
cfIccts IL. ,raan very much hs extreme heat does
ard W il, me to the opinion thlt Mr. Hcndersous
dcath E,a, i've attributed to such al aEency."
The d, rtnecd was sonin-la~ oi Rev. James
Ksntlc Vi Iin:ne4yiile. He was aged thirty eight
y.arr aud lsr, cs q family to mourn BIS losa,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
New York Market.

NEW 1OKk, NOV. 4.
Cotton-dull and lower; sec for mid
ding. Flour-dull, and prices without
decided change; Soas,50 for extra State,
Ss,l0aa,3O for common to GOOD sh;.-. d,
''" rak. H.o., and s9,Sasla,-
o. Cor western brands market o SaYI hat
20 hon included in the sales are tba last half
Qn'eef choce extra State tor inc 'as' i na,a
reis OF cmT at 1855. WhlskyM y.
OF . hUr at 81 SO for State and 80 iot
better az @Wheat-opened heavy, anu
western ,oc lower; Sl,75al,79 for new
cioseu a. Climb, 81, SOal,6 81 for new am
MIN MI M;Iwaulie, and 81 ,95 for new :, amber
per NIL Rve--dul. Barley-dull ana
Seavy. Corn-steady; olaoIc lol ui S,o for
ssaodc tor sound mixed western % si So ,U'
b;%h mixed western, and 7oa'ot ioi S a',n,
LIZ LIZ oats-dull and heavy; at 4oa9oc
%sr nnsonnd. and 55a57 for sonnd. Gol,
toaNoyiet. Government Java 10 ai.ire'
SmgarEouiet; Cuba Muscoyado al l4a no
Moiasses-dull; Porto Rico at 81
pstroIenm~dull: 35a36c for crude, ana
soa60c for refined in bond; rehned Tree ann
no,ninal Pork-heavy and lower, 20
50a32 ~ for mess; closing at S3|'o~9 ~,
cos6 and Se7 ,25a27 so for prime hess
Beet-steady; 11al4c for plan mess, am in
I4aloc for extra mess. beei n" g.
actiye. Cut Meats-dnli; lotal1o ~
shoulders, and 20a23c tor hams Da Do
dull. Lard-frmer; at 2ba2o3c D "nS
ter-iu demand 30a42c for Ono, ana 4o'
55c for State. Cheese-hrm; at l7a'''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
relexr.phic s.mmary.

reiegraphic Summary.
g Gold closed in New York Saturday at
81 at.
Some trouble is anticipated at Princess
Anne, N arylana. at the election to-
morrow from persons opposed to the reg
istry law, they having threatened to
seize tho ballot box il not allowed to
vote
The white people of Mobile are deter
mined to break up the negro schools, and
the cou.,. ssionerof freedmen is in Wash
ingtou to consult the President on the
subjecr
Among over five hundred passengers
on boa i the steamer Atlanta, seven cases
of chole II and FIVE cases of Small Pox are
reported. The vessel is said to be in a
dirty AID filthy condition. She will be
detained month or two i'll quarantine
An a. ,lication to establish National
Bank a. New Orleans has been granted
Cap, Gin Mooney, tried for recruiting
trauds mas been sentenced to pay fine
Of 5000, and be dishonorably dismissed
the so lice.
On the 18th of March last, official no
tice was given the British government
of the termination Of the Reciprocity
treaty, and in Twelve months from that
date tie operations of the treaty will
cease Regulations are being made for
tho =, lection of tariff On the frontier on
the ex iration of that time.
fhe gu araRtine commission at New
York have determined to enforce rigid
quarantine OH al vessels from cholera
prts,
6t"n- ..ty of considerable value in Lou
don county. Va, which bad been set
arart as abandoned lands, has oeen
,a+e,v released and restored to its owners
The Governor of Ohio has appointed
Thursday, November 3Oth, as day oil
tbanksgi wing in that State,
The montgomery, Ala, Mail says. the
Small Pox is spreading rapidly through
that city among whites as well as
blacks.
The Fifth Chic cavalry are ell route for
Camp Oh ase to be mustered out
On Saturday last a fire i'll Boston DIES
troyed property to the amount OF slo'-
OG0.
Roger A. Pryor and Robert ouft are
among the applicants for pardon.
The attention of National Banks has
been called to the provisions of law re-
quiriug them to provide for the redemp-
ton of their notes.
1t is stated that no cholera has made
its appearance in Germany, with the
exception of few cases in Attenburg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
For Sale
The Atheneur. for Sale

T'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
! PUBLIC Auction, on Saturday, the Goth day
OF MOSemoer' isoo al the Court House at ten
I, g. 9, TO- II and I2, in BAKER & Stout's Subdivi.
SION, at the sou5 east corner of Market and
Jonn streets, war reon is erected that immense
building wellIO Iown as the Wheeling Athe-
Terms OF SALE.-One third in cash, and a
credit OF six, twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
mohtns for the residue, in equal instalments,
payable WI tn interest, and secured by deed OF
trust on y le premises.
BEVERLY NJ. EOFF,
+. S. STOUT.
sct27!ts JOHN +. HOPKINS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4

Flour-dull and prices nomlnally un
changed. Wheat-dull; old red at " w;
new 81 lOa 20. Corn-steady at 5oaoo
for shelled and ear Oats-dull at 37a3o
in elevator Rye--steady at IS for prlme
Barley--unchanged and nominal. Pro
visions--unsettled and dull. Sale OF city
MESS pork at S3l 25a3l 80; bulk meats
lower and nominal bacon shoulder pre-.
ferred at IS; sides are nominal at IL, and
clear sides even passed in the market at
90. Lard--in limited demand at - tor
prime kettle rendered.; hogs dull at liza
IL gross. Groceries-quiet. Tallow-
steady at IA for kettle rendered. Whisky
steady ut 81 2S. Linseed oil-in good
demand at 81 so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
Nnx York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. A, 1868.
Money-active and firm at per Ie nua
far cali loans. Sterling-firmer at Sl'o9a
al ,09I. Gold--more active ana n III. ne, :
opening ut 81 ,46s, and closing ri - ~ AZ
Total exports of specie t,'-day-soi'o'o'
Government stocks-quiet and STEADY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
For Cincinnati.
Regular Passenger Packet

For Pittsbnrg, Wheeling and Parkersbwg.
.-4, HI 4 NEW AND EIE-
~ Passenger steamer FOREST CITY,
JSSsssss:SsS Capt. JOHN GORDON, A. r. BUNTING,
Clerk, leaves Pittsburg for Petersburg ever
Wednesday and Saturday at 10 ID, lear es
Wheeling for Parkersburg every "Wednesday
and Saturday at l2 P. Nj leaves Parke. sburs
2 p. NJ; leaves Wheeling spS Pitts|urr every
Tuesday and Friday al I \ NJ.
Freight received Icy Ritlshur every M,.,lay
and Thursday At tae WHAT boat until 5 p. M.
by BOOTH, HATTELLE & CO.,
octzf- Steamboat Agents
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
Buffalo Markets.
BUFFALO, n. Y, n

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nova.
Flour, quiet and unchanged. Wheat,
inactive and nominal. Corn, held No.
Milwaukee at IS. Oats, dull at 35a37
Barley, held Canada 81 13a1 Is. Rye,
nominal at s0a90. Whisky, firm at 26.
Pork, S35 50a36
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
SWAMI HOUSE,

Il ED HANDS. On Thursday, October sth.
leo3 j. w. Dent late of the Richmond Hone
TOOK possession of the Swami House for
business 10 merit a continuance OF the vs,-' M,
sral patronage conferred upon him when prunri.
etor Of the Rchmond P0pAt-
Every department. rs in the charge Of the
most en'cient assistants J. VIM DENT =
sep20 - : ?,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
MRS. @. ZIMMER,
P. E. ZINN,
JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to Frobe & GTossclos,)
MANUFACTURES OF BUGGIES,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS. &c, &c
No. 79 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures to order, all kinds OF work in
to repairing.
~ Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
sale sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
REGULAR Packet.

(tOr Marietta and Pdrke1sbarg)
Hs;azaaza I, FHE FINE STEA MER
u ..zss{SsS EXPRESS, Captain HARRISON,
S ~ T!sssS will leave Wheeling for the above
ssaIzsslS and all intermediate ports, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at log O'Clock
a. Nj. Returning leave Parkersburg every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock A.
For freight or passage apply Oh board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE g. GO
OCtsi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
For Sale
Farm For Sale Low.

WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
Il sale my Farm, containing 314 acres of land
situated in Richland Township, Belmont cOun.
ty, Ohio on the National Road eight
miles from Wheeling and =! from ST.
Clairsville. The Land is well improved, three
acres in grape vine, and the remainder in OK.
cellent condition for gardening purposes. There
is on the premises a first ra,a Tavern stand,
with stabling end plenty OF good water. There
is also fine orchard of well selected frnit trees
an;i IN arched wine cellar. together with first
rate still house. with al necessary improve
meuts and coIveniences. I will sell on the
most reasonable terms For particulars call
and see the undersigned OIL the place near St
Clairsville, Belmont county, Ohio
octl7-tf CHRISTIAN WELTY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
RIVER NEWS.


RIvER.-The river was falling last
evening, with about seven feet of water
in the channel.
The Bostona, Capt Montgomery, left
for Cincinnati on Saturday evening
with fair trip.
We understand that Messrs. Gibson g.
Co, OF Cincinnati, are negotiating fol
the contract for towing the Baltimore
and Ohio freight from Parkersburg 10
Cincinnati They propose to give Booth
& Co, 100000 for their claim to it, for
the next four years, and then take a
contract Tor ten years. Ifthe project is
contaminated, Messrs Gibson d Co. will
run daily line of first class steamers
between this city and Cincinnati
For Lower Ohio, Cairo and
ST. Louis.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst. at - o'clock
NJ, the new and fine passenger steamer,
NEW STATE. Capt. JOHN McLURE, JR
SfEs For Freight or Passage, apply
sEIsEIessszS..sa. on board, or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE CO.,
novo2t Agents.
For Cincinnati.
Leaves TUESDAY. It'll inst, at o'.lock P. NJ
the fine steamer,
. For freight or passage apply OH
&EEsssHafsss..ss board. or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE e. Co.
novb-2t Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by cortah pa
tice INDUCED in when alone, u habit ifelussll
learned from evil companions, or at scLoS d.
effects OF which are nightly felt even va
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage llps
siblo' and destroys both mind and body, ~.
apply immediately.
WHAT a pity that a young man, the hop, IL,
country, the darling OF his Parents, sEou
snatched from all prospects and enloyuels
life 10y the consequence 81 deviatIng iia D
path of natnIo and lndulging Ia "a coI tair ~,
niibit. such persons must, before cosEgs
ting
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-06
scuIly's Cider and Wine Mill.

The subscribers respectfully invite the atten
ton of all Interested in the manufacture Oft i
der to the superior merits of the above men
toned machine For simplicity, cOmpactness,
strength, economy OF power and quality OF
work performed, challenges comparison We
make two sizes size or hand power and
one fol- hand or horse power. Send Tor Circu-
lar.
SINCLAIR & cos IMPROVED LIME
SPREADER the best in use THRASHERS
AMI CLEANERS, THRASHERS AND
STRAW CARRIERS, PLAIN THRASH
ERS, PETON HORSE POWERS, SINCLAIRS
SPUR GEAR POWERS, three sizes, H. 10, and
shOrse railway powers. WHEAT AND GUANO
DRILLS, PLAIN DRILLS with grass seeder at
tached, GRIST MILLS both French Burr and
Cologne stones; Iron Plantation Mills Corn and
Cob Crushers Corn Shelters Tor hand and pow.
81; Wheat Fans, Cider and Wine Mills and Pres
SOS, Field Rollers oil iron; Iron Clsd Crushing
Rollers. Left Hand PlOws with both cast and
wrought Iron shares; Right Hand Plows uf all
varieties and sizes, harrUws, CultivatOrs PlOw
and Machine Castings for sale wholesale and Ue.
tail and at the lowest market rates.
K. SINCLAIR g. co
No. 60 Light street Baltimore. Md
auglOdim