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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-07
Judicial Omcers and Ma9istrates In
Alabama Invited to become AGents
of the Fresdmen's Bureau.
lBy Union Line.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The Herald's spe-
cial says Gen Swayne, of the Depart
ment of Alabama, having recently issned
GERS and magistrates Of that State to be-
come agents of the Freedmen's Bureau
for the administration of justice in all
difficulties arising between negroes, or
between whites and negroes, and having
admonished such officials that failure to
accept the agency for the purpose desig-
mated would be followed by the substitu
ton of marshal law in the district where
such failures occurred, Provisional Gov.
Parsons earnestly advises all judicial Of
ficers and magistrates to accept the ap.
pointment offered as above, and in good
faith do justice and observe the instrnc..
tions contained in the order of General
SwayHe. .
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Rheumntisun Cnred.

AUGUST q, Is65.-My daughter could ret
walk or do anything at all with the pains In her
hips and knees. Itried the doctors and all the
patent medicines heard Of without receiving
any benefit, until bougho bottle OF pr.
McBride's King of Pain and by using II two
days, she is now able to walk without the slight
est pain. May God bless him-may he DO 0th
ers the same good. THOMAS WRIGHT, Eighth
street, Fifth Ward, Pittsburg.
AuGusr 81. 65.-This is TO certify that my
wife has not been able to work or get about Tor
one year, with the rheumatism and liver com
plant, and shortness Of breath. l tried every
thing could hear of, and great many doctors,
without receiving any benefit, until l heard ol
DR. McBride's King OF Pain, ana by iolio"ing
the directions three days, my wife is like new
person. She can now attend to her work, and
is improving rapidly every hour. ADAM SHIP
LEY, No l2Liberty street.
Dr. Mcbride can be found at his rooms at the
McLure House, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-07
New,York Democratic Conveniion.

ALBANY, Sept. 7th.-The Democratic
State Convention assembled here this
noon.
Hon. Thomas Winfield was chosen Pres
ident pro tenn and proceeded to address
the meeting 80 't
The following resolution was adopt.
ed:
Resolred, That the organization known
as the Tammany Hall organization is the
regular organization of the Democracy
of New York, and that the delegates
claiming seats here under that organiza-
tion have been regularly elected as dele
gates to this Convention.
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Narrow Escape from Another .Accci.
dent.

New YORK, Sept. IA correspondent
informs the Post Of a narrow escape
from another slaughter ON the Long Is
land railroad on Monday evening. The
coupling on train broke, leaving a
car filled with passengers behind. After
while the train returned for the dissev-
cred car, but before it started another
train came laundering down the road in
the rear. The correspondent asked the
conductor if he had taken any measure
to prevent collision, and he said that
would be all right, and forthwith several
brakemen, with lantern, warned the
approaching train, which was stopped
Il few rods from the rear car In the
meantime all the passengers had jumped
off the car, and fled across an adjoining
field. The express train was as usual
much behind time.
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From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 4.-Jetf Da-
Wis has 50 far recovered from his attack
of erysipelas as to be able to resume his
accustomed daily walks.
The brig Nellie arrived in Norfolk from
Turks Island, with cargo ofsalt, con
signed to Cyrus E. Staples, This is the
first arrival of the kind since he war.
Henry A. Wise passed here to-day for
the eastern shore.
The steamer Escort arrived from City
Point with the l24th Indiana regiment,
Col J. w. Orr, bound home via Balti.
more .t =
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Sickness Mt Beaufort.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6-The Heralds
Beaufort correspondent says: The small
pox and yellow fever are showing them
selves here on board some Of the mer-
chant vessels Two are infected. Bill
lious and malarious fevers are prevalent,
but not very fatal, The city is compar-
atively healthy, sickness being confined
to the vessels
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-07

THE period within which clergymen in
Missouri were required to take the oath
of loyalty expired on Saturday. Three
forths of the eclesiastics of St.. Louis
have failed to comply with the constitu-
tional provision, the rescuants including
the entire clergy of the Catholic, Meth
odist south, and Christian churches
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Wool Mauufac,nrer,, As.ocia,ion

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-The National
Association of Wool Manufacturers, orig
mating at Springfield, Mass, held its lst
annual meeting in this city at the Board
of Trade room this morning. E. B. Big
low, of Boston, is President. The associ-
alton numbers 200 members. They will
partake of grand banquent at the Con-
tinental Hotel this evening
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From ~. LOuis.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Perrie Chontesr, Jr.,
for many wears head of the American Fur
Company, one of the first settlers and
oldest citizens of the city, died to-day.
Gen. Sanborn made . temporary treaty
of peace with the Apache, Camanche
and Kiowa Indians, and ceased HOSTILE
ties against them until permanent peace
can be arranged. .ts.!...f $50 !.
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The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6. Gold market ac-
tive and price firmer. The demands for
custom are at the rate OF about $550,OO0
per day, the effect of which is apparent
in the advance to 1.443 1.45.
The Persia sailed this noon, taking one
hundred and sixty passengers and one
hundred and seventy thousand in treas
urv .r. .
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Murder and Lynch Law in Cha''a

LOUISVILLE, Sept 6.-The Chattanoo-
"a Gazette says difficulty occurred at
Knoxville. yesterday, between W. s.
Hall, clerk of the Circuit Court, at
Knoxville, and q young man named
Baker, late of the rebel army, resulting
in the death of Hall. Baker was com.
mitted to Jail, hut the citizens got him
fom the Sheriff and hung him in the
street.. There b good deal excitement
between whites and blacks. et
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The Wfrz Trial.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 6.-After the rec
ord of yesterday was read, Mr.. Baker
asked the court to disregard the testi-
mony in answer to leading questions by
the Judge Advocate, and also of rumors
or hearsay evidence which has nothing
legally to do with the case. The official
reporters made minute of Bakers sug-
gestion. 4 81,
The examination of witnesses was then
proceeded with
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RebberY I'm Toronto.

TORoRTo, Sept 6. Robinson and
Brown, known as the Pittsburg burglars,
were arrested here last night. while at
tempting to rob the residence of Drail-
lard. The police had previously received
information of their intention and trap
ped them. Their have been several at
tempts at robbery lately. They were sns-
pecfed 4I n T.
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From Hayti.

NEW YORK Sept. 6.-The Herald's
Beaufort correspondent, writing on the
I'd says: Yesterday the Haytian dispatch
steamer Gefrard put into this port
for coal, water, SC. The captain is
a bearer of dipatches to Washington ask
ing, it is presumed, for aid to quell the
rebellion in Hayti.
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To the Public.

AUGUST, 81, ls65.-Ihave been troubled WIN
the liver complaint and chronic diarrhGa.
have tried everything could think OF, without
receiving any benefit, until I heard OF Dr.
Mcbride lam happy to say that am improv.
ing rapidly under his treatment May otner
persons who are suffering 60 at once and give
him trial ALoNzo BILLINGS 60
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Fever nud Ague Cured

AUGUST 81, 1865 Il have been suffering with
the chills and fevor very badly, AMI DR. Nc
Brides King of Pain hes cured me- up, anu gwen
me energy and strength. MYRTLE NJ CCLoHk'
Purdy's Court, Pittsburg, Pa:
DR. ]. j. Mob ride can be consulted ut his
rooms at the Mcclure House, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-07

'CAcorespondent who has sssn her, de-
scribes Miss Braddon as q red haired.
stout. rather .vulgar-looking cocknsy wo-
msnrof thirty odd," and says she has
been an itinterant actress, end known
rsAt sdestitution. The combined sale Of
|hsr books in England has been aix hund'
ed thousand copies, In .Apsrics two
hnndrsd and ffty thousand, u Fra1ee
and Germany one hnndrsd thou0nd -
She he's made in the pese fdaf4 4eessSeogt
5ofty hcussnd pounds md rndsd hah
o. ttsra ss{se
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Iniernal Reveuue-Gsnsral Meade

New YORK, Sept 6-The Posts spe-
cial says the receipts from internal rev
ne Yesterday fell back to the old average
of million and a quarter dollars.
General Meade having completed the
inspection of his military division, is on
his way North. H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-07

AS CUutIastBu WItI tHe sIdte1ItHt OF
the public debt published en- the 3lst of
July, the principal has been increased
only $295,600 within the last month,
while the interest on the debt has de
creased nearly 1921, 600 The legal-ten-
der notes have been reduced Sl,e97 900
The amount of coin now in the treasury
is nearly forty-fve millions and a half, or
about ten millions more than month
ago. he currency now in the treasury
is nearly forty-three millions. as against
eighty-one add half millions, showing
q reduction of currency for the past
month of thirty-eight millions and q
half The suspended requisitions amount
to little over two millions. sd
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GKN. HEINrzELMAN having been mus
tered out, is now Colonel Of the Seven
teenth Infantry of regulars. He is now
on . visit Ito hishome, at Mannheim, Ian.
caster county, Pa, from which be has
been absent twenty-five years, this being
the hrst leave Of absence he has received
since the war. began. saw azsAS9.
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MIR. Alexander Dudley, President of
the York River railroad, has returned
to Richmond from Washington with his
pardon restored to him, He was sum
moned to that city by q telegram from
President johnson himself. 51l'f3 q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-07

MORE WooL-There's a great cry and
little wool" manifestly, for each day
adds to the number Of people advertising
for the article fWoolly heads, to sbe
sure, are in superabundance, but theirs
is q short crop and won't answer.s We
want the creature with four feet to- lit II
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The King Of Pain.

WHEELING Sept s, ls65 Mclean Bros have
made arrangements with DR. Mcbride Tor his
celebrated King OF Pain where the traas can can DC
supplied. Druggists everywhere VIII pieaso
take NOT &C j j NcBri de
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King Of Pain

Cures liver complaint OF palpatation OF the
heart; also purifes the blood and regulates the
kidneys Keep it in your families Sickness
comes when least expected
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TIE Charlottesville va CA,onielessys
that the town of Winchester was occu-
pied by the Union and Confederate forces
succesaiyely seventy-six times 80.
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The Public Debt.

p Secretary McCULLocH on SATURDAY
published q statement of the public
debt, as it appears from the books Streas-
urer's returns, and requisitions in ne de-
partment of the 3lst of August, 1855 The
recapitulation is as follows:
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
oo JOHN BROWN,
SUCCESSOR TO
WYKES & BROWN,

I39 Main street, RReeling, W, ia.
BuoToGRAPMb OF AL eIzRs
AND STYLE, India Ink, on and Water
: 4 h1Rsasnrtmsnte gilt ltasdrosevoodffsnses
A. Variety Of Tu1gC AnaC Cheap Cases. 50
e. 3fcturse eoYiod g cards O He sire.
oan - Glm1nDsaEs2 fScss p3l
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TIFF SOUTHWEST.
The Mexican Liberal Party.
Beauregard at Vera Cruz.

The Liberal Party In Mexico in Des-
titution-Their Total Force only is.-
600 men.
by Union L inc. cor. Monroe and Water Stsl
NEW YORK, Sep. 6.-The Tribunes Ma
tamoras correspondent, who has had an
interview with General De Leon. of the
Liberal party, says he learned of him that
tho wants of the Liberals are such that
if not soon relieved the cause is lost
They have no money, arms, ammunition,
clothing or even provisions, and if the
United States do not soon lend assistance
there will soon be no Liberal party in
Mexico to be assisted. The total num-
Der of men they now have in the field
amount to only 1860 men.
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By using the King Of Pain;
To THE PusrIc: Ny wife has been unable TO
do any kind Of work LOT over three ysan
liver eouulaint S'evas reduced to seventy
al. nounds in weight when heard Of DR.. Nc
Rr;de and. by following his directions for the
mast two weeks, my wife has gained thirty eight
bounds She now weighs one hundred and four.
stroueer than she has been for three years.
p 3. Ihave tried nearly everything, without
recesyipg any benefit heretofore.
- JAMES WILSON,
- No. IS Lediie street. Allegheny
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An Interview with General Cortinas
fBy Union Line

New YORK, Sept 6.-The Tribune's
Brownsville, Texas, correspondent re-
counts an interview with General Corti-
mas, whom he found full as sanguine as
ever of the success Of the Mexican Libor-
ais in their struggle to perpetuate their
nationality. He said the United States
could not continue at peace with Maxi
milan, whereas if the old form of gov
ernment was restored the two countries
would live in friendship.
Signor Rodriguez, late Chief of the
Treasury Of Tamanliz, was present, and
he said the people were in a state Of in
surrection and only wanted centre of
union to enable them to act in Ia body
Gen. Negrete, he said, was Secretary of
War, and was at present with President
Jurez, organizing a body of men. He
tried to make things look hopeful for the
Liberal side, aud he spoke well, but it is
evident unless the United States openly
take sides with the Liberal party there
is no hope of them forcing their enemies
from power.
A great many of our officers in Texas
are sending in their designations, accord,
ing to invitations from government. A
large number Of these designations come
from oflcers commanding negro regi-
ments.
The breast bone fever, which has left
no one untouched, is now abating.
On the 18th General Steele visited Gen.
eral ROLES, of the Mexican army, in re.
turn for similar compliment from the
latter. suE 50
The time of the 9th and 26th Wiscon.
sin volunteers being mp they have been
ordered to be mustered out.
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King Of Pain

Cures Neuralgia in five minutes Can be had
of McLain Bros, Washington Hall opposite
McLurs House Wheeling
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The Ki.xerP.

WmxLpso, Sept. S. 1855 -McLAin Bros hare
msie srFsuasmsuts with DIR. NcDri1e foT his
celstRa1sa King Of Pain, whsre The traas e. -
s1pDlisd DFugEists sysFyvhere WI ylense
= ta16 = 1sssss ! Aes
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Now York bull-fog exhibition Il.
fack not fancy. Dodworths Han hss
lbSsa engaged, and the stnss win com.
pete IN slFs s..1p md ssoeh : 4 iat H covsts
ReiaA ssvos
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DO Not FuiltO Call

Upon DR. Mcbride before he lsavss as he !,
certain to do you good
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The Wool Market.
From Coates, Bros Wool Circular, Sept;I
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. !, 1865.

The business of the past month has
been characterized by great steadiness
and regularity, with very little varia-
ton in prices, and an absence of all spec
ulative feeling; and although the guam
tity passing into consumption must be
nearly, if not quite as large, as during
the same time in last year, yet the abb
sence of large orders for low and medium
grades is noticeable. The supply coming
forward from the west has been steadily
increasing, and during the last two weeks
there has been considerable accumulation
of stocks in the eastern markets, which
are now well supplied with all kinds, ex-
cept the strictly fine grades OF Ohio and
Pennsylvania, which are still scarce, in
consequence of the extreme views pre-
yailing among the growers in those sec
tions-a very small portion OF those wools
having yet found their way to market
The average of prices in the west are
still as they have been most OF the time
this season, relatively higher than in the
east, taking into consideration the iex-
penses of shipping and cost of transporta-
ton, leaving little or no margin for prof
its-and it was geneTaly supposed that
eastern prices wonld have advanced cor
respondingly with those in the west ! but
the quantity of wool now grown in this
country is so large and the sonrces OF
supply so numerous, that what were for-
merly known rs the wool-growing sec
tions can no longer control the market.
The demand for manufactured goods
continues unabated The woolen mills
are producing to the extent Of their sbil-
ity, with good prospect of conttnu'
ance for some months to come; and al
though there may not be any advance In
the value of the raw material, yet we do
not now sec any reason for decline
while the present healthy and active
condition of trade continues; but we
hold the opinion that the best time
te sell is when buyers want to purchase,
and the opportunity of selling to- sd-
vantage is often lost by holding on too
long
The sales for the month, of Domestic
Fleeces and Pulled, foot up about 1900
900 pounds, within the range of 81 to IS
for Fleeces and 60 to 69 for Pulled.
In New York we have reported sales
of ,4O7 900 pounds of Fleeces and Pull
ed at Sc to Is for Fleeces aud Gu to 67f for
Pulled. In Boston, 100000 pounds
Fleeces and Pulled, at 60 to 7Ssfor
Eleeces, and 65 to rs for Pulled. :.
The following are the quotations. Of
the above house for West Virginia Ohio
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Tw. nIen H.ng a. Oauap OAel

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. Oliver md
Hartup, the murderers OF Deputy Pro,
yost Marshal Cook, Of the 10th District,
were hung at Camp Chase, near this CITY,
to-day Oliver made . oonfss1iDn Of his
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DIR Mcbride

Will tell any person their d1eiss without ask
ing any questions.
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Tweniy.six Thousand Certificates
OF cures in one year for tho King OF Pain
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Arrival Of Reauregard at Vera Cruz
The Liberals Recruiting.
[By Union Line.

BY Unl0n LIHtJ
NEW ORLEANS Sept th,-Beauregard's
arrival is announced at Vera Cruz.
The Liberals on the border are quiet,
but recruiting large force for the future
eperations. A force of Imperialists
with q wagon train, en- route from Mon
terey to Matamoras, were met by eighty
Liberal scouts, attacked and driven back
TO Monterey Colonel Late of the Con
federate army was killed Reinforce
ments from Matamoras were met by Cor
tinas' guerrillas and driven back.
Of the troops mustered out under the
late order of Sheridan, nearly all have
home, but a large force remains here.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-29

RELEAsED.-Capt. J. G. Ryan, Confede-
rate States army, who has been confined in
the military prison here for some time
past, was yesterday released. The case of
Capt. Ryan has been peculiarly hard
ono. He was originally arrested on suspi-
clon Of being John H. Surratt, one Of the
assassins of President Lincoln, and taken
to Washington. Alter it was ascertained
that he was not the man, he was sent
mere, but has been kept in entire igno-
rance of what was the charge against him.
He has no better information now. Capt.
Ryan belonged to Col. Armsteads cavalry
regiment, and was commanding a company
ofscouts at the time of the surrender. He
was paroled on the 18th Of May last, at
Jackson, by Col. Van L. Young, on the
part OF the United States, and Col. Thomas
IL Taylor, on the part Of the Confederate
States.-- Vicksb urg Herald, 5th.
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Commissioners Sale.

E1 pdrts Melui1. NJ. Sans ct ,4r ct al.
IN EQUITY-RICHI4AND DISTRICT.
IN pursuance Of the order of the Court of
Il Equity in this case, I will sell, before
the Court House, in the city of Columbia,
on Che 1st MONDAY in December next, at
10 O'Clock a. m, all that two lots of LAND,
situate in the city of Columbia, butting
and bounding towards the North on =
Warnings lots, towards the South on Chas
Black lot, towards the East on lot of Dr..
Samuel Fair, and towards tho West on Ri
chardson otherwise called Main) street;
measuring in front on Richardson street
about So feet, more or less, and in depth
about 20S feet, with an alley-way between
the two lots, extending the whole depth OF
the lots; which, if the lots are sold to diff
ferent purchasers, will be in common to tho
two lots. Upon the lots were two commo-
dious stores, destroyed by fire, the bricks
being still upon them. These lots are ad-
mirably situated for business
TERMS cash; the balance at
the expiration of one year from the day OF
sale; to be secured by bond and mortgage
of tho premises, with interest payable an
nually until the whole debt has been paid
Purchasers to pay for papers.
D. b. DESAUSSURE.,
Commissioner in Equity Rich,and Dist
Nov II +