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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-18
DIR. WAGNER
r. H. LEE. M. D.

NEEDICAL AND SURGICAL OF.
M FICE AND RESIDENCE, corner OF
Mill Alley and Main street, Centre Wheeling,
W. Va.
DR.. Lee operates for the radical cure of Hernia,
Stone in the Bladder, Strabismus Cor Cross Eye
and all the different forms Of Club Foot.
Office hours from 10 to 12 A. NJ and to
P. M myl2
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Philosophy Of Marriage.

THE DAILY REGIsTRR aTRA0
i JOB PRINTING OFFICE executes Al
kinds Of Printing. frsa Cad % 10 Poster *
neatly, eheaply, aud on short notice. 0flice on,
Market stree between the Mcclure Hoass -
the Market Hsase.
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p f. ZINN-

TNRBITERER e. CONNECTION.
i Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling, W. Va,
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer of Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished on short
notice and accommodating terms. sep20
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,
Successor to Frobe & Grossclos,)
MANUFACTURES OF BUGGIES,
MI CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS. &c, &c,
No. 10 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
his line of business. Particular attention givea
to repairing.
IN Second hand Carriages and Bugges for
sale sep20
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TRANSPORTATION.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAV ELEhS OOAI' !.essi
On and and after January LIST 1865, trans on
the different railroads wiz arrive and depart e
follows: ~. -. 81
BaI.imore and Ohio Raiiroad.
Express train leaves at---------- ---ii'U' =. M.
Central Ohio Railroad
Express train No leaves at. - e:aS p NJ
HempaeId Railroad
Train arrives at ,s y ~ "A =, ~
leaves at. .--- .-o'o9 = - -.
Cleveland g. Piusburg Railroad.
Z Shortest and quickest route East & West9
Trains run as follows, commencing Monday, Oct
81, 1864: rass
I've Bridgeport. ll00a.m. 43opm. ie4P.m'
Art. Pittsburg 49, 345p.m. e.0Gpm. 2l0a-m'
"a Cleveland .lOooP pm. 9.55a.m. g.SS am
Crestline 10. IL m. Il.00 am. HOO am
- Fl Wayne. :. 700a.m. 520p.m. Sso pm.
.: Chicago. l25Op.m. ll.2O pm. li.xop'm.
Harrisburg 230a.m. a00s.m. m.
Baltimore -. 7.00a.m l220pm. 3.45pm'
Philadelphia 655a.m. l240p.m. 5.3opm.
New York :. 9.45a.n bpm. loO0 pm:
Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union office IN NC
Lure House and at station at Bridgeport.
FIR. MYERS.
Gen Ticket Agt
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
z1,uE oNLYINSTITUTION OF
FOUNDED IN 1916,

INCORPORATED BY LEGISLATIVE CHAR
TER.
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..4-s SMITHS
DOTTLING CELLAR. THE UN.
ID dersigned, having placed his Bottling Work.,
in thorough repair, is now prepared to FILL all or
ders for Bottled Ales, Porter and Brown Stout
sep20 GEO. W. SMITH co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28

PorITIcs MAKE STRANGE BEDEELIOws.-On
of the most ridiculous features Of the present
Mayoralty canvass, which has created immense
amusement among all observers, is the unholy
alliance recently formed between Horace Gree
ley and Fernando Wood. For years past
Greeley has been denouncing Wood as fit only
for the State Prison, and Wood has spoken in
equally loving and respectful terms of Greeley;
but now we see them embracing each other,
working together and vowing eternal friend
ship and mutual esteem. The readers Of the
Tribune, accustomed TO having Wood denounced
in its columns as jail bird, must DO pretty
well astonished ut reading the eulogies upon
him as an able and experienced leader and a
champion Of municipal reform. The Citizens'
Association, the Tribune Association and Mo-
Fart Hall turn ont to be the same concern, run
bp the same parties and in the same interest.
Greeley forgets his patriotism and consorts
with coppsrheads; the Citizens become OBJ
livious Of reform and lie down with the worst
Of the public plunderers; and Fernando Wood,
changing his coat with ths agility Of clown
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Colonel circuit, Special Agent for the United States
government has been engaged for several days past
investigating the subject of alleged extensive frauds in
the Brooklyn Navy Yard The nature of these frauds
extends for number Of years back to the present time
and consists making false by the work
man in the nuaber of hands employed, returning ms
employees number Of mythical "John Smithe, "Robert
sonaty Of whom existed only ID the brains OF those who
drew the fraudulent pay. In TINS way hundreds OF tho
sands OF dollars have been surrepttiousy obtained Is
10 stop this financial leak and bring the Offenders 10 jus
tcc that the present investigation Is instituted Colonel
circuit has oil the tact and energy 10 SIT The matter TO
the bottom His report and suggestions viii be Of great
public interest in these days OF heavy taxation II sui
hcient found against any ~ the ALLEGED Offend
they will he forthwith arrested nnd sent before
united States Commissioner Newton The investigation
IL carried on Colonel 0rcutrs office, No 81 Franklin
street.
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NkW OELEAFs, NOV. 70, 1900.
The wharves and landings have been rehnqushed TO
the city authorities the government rcscr,ng thou
sand feet Of the lcvce for It's own use.
Governor Wells appointed agent TO seize eight hun
Sred bales OF cotton in Galveston and ship the TO
this city, II being the property Of the State Of Louis
The steamer f. Vernon, from Galveston for New Or.
leans caught In the gale OF the 18th ins lost her
rudder and drifted to Pass Cavallo
Governor Parsons, Of Alabama, has recommended to
the State Legislature the passage OF an act declaring
hd the freedmen shall have the same measure Of pro-
teon that Is secured to the nonvoting white pop
uation. tf*
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in the ring, comes ont in his new r6le Of Satan
rebuking sin. Such mixed up mess was never
set before the sovereign people until this can
vass. But tito outsiders the whole thing looks
as If politics were making strange bedfellows,
characters Of all concerned, this alliance is but
another illustration of the old proverb that
birds OF a feather flock together. Still, some
body ought to take care Of Greeley. He is
losing his senses and his hypocrisy and devel-
oping his true character, and this will ruin
him.
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THoRPx AND OvrNs MrSsrRMs.-T above company
presented last evening, in thcr hall, corner Of
Grand and Crosby Streets varied and interesting pro-
grammc, which duly appreciated by crowd which
filled the spacious building TO repletion The troupe
numbers twenythrec members, and the appearance Of
each attired in the Of the nationality he repre-
scnted beautiful and grotesquc. The open
ing programme comprised song and chorus, burlesque
and dance and each Of tho members displayed PROD
cheney in his branch throwing the efforts of previous
minstrel bands in the shade The songs-many Of which
and the burIesques ridiculousy All pleased and
from the frequent of the audience promise
brilliant and heightened success TO the company pro-
gramme Of similar will be presented through the
week. and successive novelties for early
representation With troupe like that OF Thorpe and
0verin anything may be done.
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Tux Nyw NATIONAL CrRcvs.--This attractive establish.
ment, which has achievea such remarkable success
from the very first night Of its opening, may be
garded . triumph Of enterprise directed with Wow
OF iocazing first class resort both of amusement and
refinement IN this city, SO crowded has the house
mos % and 30 Bowery) become that. Mr. Montpelier
the proprietor reluctantly compelled TO turn
hundreds Of his patrons from the doors last Saturday
evening. Last night there was like result. This
ing all the equestrans will be out with large stock Of
beautiful horses, ponies and mules some of the latter
educated others uncarncd The singers testers clowns
conversationaliss conoronists rope performers and
danccrs--both ladies and gcntemcn-wi also appear
force
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MRS. +. A. PAYSEs CcScERr.--Mrs Payne. the we'll
known and accomplished contralto Of Calvary church.
gives concert tomorrow "wednesday, evening at bod
worth Hail. She will be assisted by Mrs j. T. Thomas
soprano Mr. j. y. Pattison and Sgnor Abites The
gregation, with whom the lady great avorte have
taken chargc of all the preliminary arrangements.
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LOCfevILhy hy.y NOV. ~. 1000.
General Brsbn's coIored brigade len yesterday for
Helena Arkansas.
The Collector Of Internal Revenue received despatch
from Cincinnati directing him 10 sezdsa boat with three
thousand barrels Of oil rowe TO st. Louia arrival
here.
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Boots POLITICAL ADpREssEs.-It appears that
the signature of Mr.. Francis B. Cutting to the
published call for a public meeting to ratify
the nominations Of Mozart Hall for Mayor and
Corporation Counsel is clear case Of forgery,
without the least shadow Of authority, and
that Mr.. Cutting supports Marshall o. Roberts,
and is opposed to any candidate who during
the rebellion failed to give hearty support to
the Union cause" There are, no doubt, other
names used by these Mozarten without autho-
rity; but forgery Is forgery, whether IL involves
money or character. The Citizens Association
has made bad beginning for reform in attach
ing itself az tail TO the kite Of Fernando
Wood.
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cause in Mexico Who knows but this may be
the beginning of crusade against Imperialism
that will end in sweeping the detested purple
from our entire continent!
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cAnp FROM G. aoprREr ouNrnnR.

FELLOW CirmSs-Reports industriousy circulated thss
I have withdrawn or will withdraw from the Mayoralty
myself in canvass with three gentlemen, either OF whom
would be pleased 10 try his ski NJ remedying the
many abuses which exist ip municipal government:
and / would not have acccded TO the wishes of nv
friends who desgad my re eectop aud accepted thee
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have had the honor to receive from your hands
letter communicating to the action OF the Union Con-
vention Of this city, placing me in nomination TOT the
Office OF Mayor of New York. In which you are so KIND
express the opinion that my elevation TO that I'm
rorant oce would tend 10 place In the ascendcncy In
this city those sincere and loyal Union sentiments which
are now predominant in the federal admin sraon and
in tho government Of the States and would also help in
the reformation Of the city and in the relief
Of the from the dsgraces and expressions which
now aHct an classes Of our population.
Under free and popular government like ours, thougn
citizen may be justified IN not seeking or STRIVING Tor
public office political Distinction he has no right to
decline public service, however arduous, TO which he "
called by the genuine and spontaneous wishes OF his
fellow citizens.
In this feeling but with much dstrost Of my qualcs-
tions for the important duties which The representatives
Of the Union party called upon Inc TO undertake. "
the popular suffrage should confirm Their choice, ac-
cept the nomination generously rendered 10 me, aud
you and the great party which yon represent and
all Of my fellow citizens who NAV give me their support
ct the polls that as have but one motive in entering
into the canvass SO shall have but purpose in admin
isterne the oce and that Is to contribute oil that shall
I've in INV power to mako the OF the city or
New York loya the nation aud the state, and honese
and "a thu In duties 10 the people, IRON whom and
for whom il holds its powers With my thanks 10 the
convention for The personal honor they have done me-
and 10 YOU gentlemen for che kind manner in which
you have addressed me, am, with great respect
n
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practically applied 10 his own case in the strait
into which his protege, Macmillan, has been
brought in Mexico. lie finds that Mexican
liberals can negotiate bonds in New York in aid
Of their cause, just AZ the rebels did in London
and Paris in aid of theirs. He finds that Ameri-
can emigrants will 90 acroes the Rio Grande with
a style Of wardrobe that suits them best, and
that Mexican liberals, with singular obstinacy,
insist upon wearing clothes cut just after what
ever fashion they choose. There is a very good
reason why Napoleon should not get offended
at the cut Of an Americans cloth at this time.
II must be remembered that these things are
occurring only on our southern border. II is
only there the Americans are at present put
ting into practical operation the laws of neu-
When the time comes we will see how Canada,
on our northern border, will stand sample of
this same description OF neutrality, mingled
with wholesome infusion of the lively spirit
of Fenianism.
But we trust that our government will not
prematurely sacrifice its position Of neutrality
on the Rio Grande. We know II will demand
nothing but what is right, as we are confident
it will submit to nothing that is wrong. We
are sure its desire is for peaceful relations with
oil the world just at this juncture. In the
meantime II cannot be helped II some Of our
ambitious youths and aspiring heroes take the
example Of England and France during our
late struggle, and do, as they pretended to, as
| sist The weaker side by Joining the republican
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RIVER NEws.-The river was Mt a
stand yesterday, with six feet and four
inches i'll the channel.
There was not steamboat movement
torecord beyond the arrivals and depar-
lures of the daily packets.
Mr.. Chris. Young, "a we'll known
stcnmboatmcn, has been engaged MS
clerk OF the PhR. Sheridan. With Can't,
Charity Muhlemnn in command, md
MIR; Young in the office, the new boat
Will he well provided for.
In another column will be found nm
account of the launch of the new Lont
yesterday at the yard of Messrs, VIII
son, DunleYY & Co.
capt. X. G. Gray, OF the Northern
I Line, left here yesterday for ST.
Messrs. Booth, BattelIe & Co. have
purchased from our enterprising friend.
Mr.. Jesse b. Mellor, one of Knnbe's
nnest pianos for their new steamer.
Phi. Sheridan. This is deserved naf,
ronhGe of a worthy Wheeling merchant.
as well as an evidence of true taste in
the matter OF furniture on the part Of
Messrs. B., b. & Co.
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AIARR1ED.Zwe see bv our exchange

MARRIED.-We see by our exchanges
that Gen. E. B. Tyler has recently been
married TO a Baltimore belle. The Gem
eraI was for long time on military du-
ty in our State when it was Depart
ment, and was recently mustered out
of service. He was last in command at
Charleston, Kanawha. TH
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Dwelling Houses at Auction.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
~ az the mont door OF the Court House. on
S4lurqay, December I'd, at 10 O'Clock a nj,
LoL 40. ~, on the north east corner OF Main
anu DIVISION streets, Sixth Ward, on which
Isl good brick dwelling house and brick stable.
Lot NO. lb on the east side of Main street
Sixth Ward, on which are Two good bricjt
dwelling houses and brick stables
Part Of Lots lis ami 1l6 fronting about 90
feet on Webster street, between the Second
Presbyter1an Church and the alley on the
west, on which Is good brick dwelling hoIIPe
and storeruom or office.
Lot No. 2l5 on the west side OF FofF street.
TermS-One-thlrd cash and balance in six
and twelve months, with interest, satisfactorf-
y n SeS2EeT J: W. P4SX SsE,9s4,t
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THE POLICE CoURT.-There was no
police court again yesterdny-thereb be-
ing nocases totry. Wethought it would
be just like the bad folks, for them to go
and behave themselves when Judge
Goode went away.
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!. .neet that sound mind and body are the
biaI Emptiness. Indeed, without t6eSe fta
Journey through life becomes a weary pii.
RTlmRge: the prospect hourly darkens 70 fhe
view; the mind becomes Swallowed Tyfth2ieS.
pair and fileA with the meIanchoiy refIeS.
tlon that the happiness OF another becomes
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A PLEASANT PARTY.-Day before yes
terdny pleasant party LEFT our city for
GAINESVILLE, to attend an entertainment
in that place on Tuesday evening. They
returned yesterday, having had a pleas
mt time. Mr.. COcayne's cotIllion band
furnished the music.
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wEATHER.-Yesterday was another
lovely day. The sun shown brightly,
and all day the streets were lined with
prOmenaders who seemed disposed to
get one more farewell benefit of the
good weather.
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For Sale

WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT I
4 nov lye In on Water Street, It fronts AZ feet
Itnoulous dwelling house with rooms and a
pain pain house, with both hot and cold water.
VIII sell my groceries and give posSeSgIon tn
Ihe person purchasing If they want them. rs
wish 10 quit business. For particulars in
sep4-tf Wafer ST. MReeIinS tNS1I.un
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Thousands of persons of all ages can now
iudEe what Is the cause of their DECLINING
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
pale nervous and emaciated, having Singh.
symptoms Of consnmptinn. 60 N1e... t 80
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SALE OF SUBSISTENCE SToREs.-Our
readers will not forget the government
sale to-day of U. S. subsistence stores
consisting of $1,000 pounds of hard
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

COMMON SESsE.-We recommend the
HOnrhOURd BGLSGR as equal in merit
to any preparation in the market for
Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. 1t does not
constiphte the bowls. 1t does not debili-
tate. 1t is pleasant, safe and effectual.
Price 80 cents. Sold by T. II. LOGAN
q Co., and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
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PERsoNAL.-Lieut. Col. G. w. Tag
CART, formerly of the 18th W. Va. Vol.
Infantry, deputy sheriff of Wood coun-
ty, this State, was stopping at the
Grant House yesterday.
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For Sale

A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
"A Ritchietown, consisting of two full lots.
and 10 feet of a third lot, upon which there Il
one good Two story brick dwelling house with
= EoonlS and every convenience about Il. One
store room 2 feet front ana 68 feet dean
warehouse, same size, will be sold cheap.
oc8l-Im rr Real Fs,a afnwxd Lsn,t
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IL THE CTTY.-Hon. Nathaniel Har-
rison, Judge of the 9Th Judicial Circuit
of this State, was in the city yesterday.
He is en- route from Washington city 70
the Kanawhn region.
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TAXES PAID.-on yesterday Mr.. F.
Heermanns, Sherifrof Preston county,
this State, paid into the State Treasury
the sum of 81 500, being the amount OF
taxes for his county for the current
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BUCKwHEAT CAKES have made their
appearance. They never attain their
due excellence unless raised with the
Excelsior baking POgder. No one now
disputes the superior quality of this
most excellent article. II. H. Logan &
Co, and Logan, List & Co., sole proprie-
tors. Sold by dealers generally.
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BADLY LIGHTED STREETs.-The pres
ent arrangement in regard TO lighting
our streets Mt night is remarkably un-
satisfactory. Frequently heretofore
mention has been made through the
papers of this matter, and IL reror,nn.
ton called for. Tuesday night, for an in
stance, We may mention. The fore part
OF the night the moon was shining
brightly. but towards morning. when
tho moon had disappeared, it was re-
mnrknbly dark, and those who were
compelled to be out (nnd they are not n
Few In our city, We're lost in the dark.
ness. We hope some arrangement viii
De made by which this trouble will he
Zone away with. Every night that is
IN whole or in part dirk, the lamps
should be lighted, If il be only for nm
hour. In addition to this trouble abont
inc lamps not being lighted nj darL
Zines, there is another matter of which
w" wish TO speak. We have not hnif
enough lamps on our. streets Tho
number ought to be Mt least doubIe. In
some parts of orr city we have NO
lamps at all, and where we have them
the number ought to be doubled. We
should like to see this matter attended
TO by our city fathers, Just AS soon ms
possible. ''' '''
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WHITE SHIRTS. wool shirts, under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &C.,
very low, at wholesale or retail. Call
soon at Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe SITS.
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Go To Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe sts., to see the largest
stock, the best variety and lowest
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A FEMALE suARrER.-For several
days past woman has been going
"bont our streets soliciting the loan of
sums OF money for the purpose, as she
represented, of assisting her to proceed
to some point TO obtain some money
duo her. At one place she said H.
money was in Pittsburgh. nj nnother
she said II was in Stenbenyille. and
again Mt others she said it was in Par
kersburgh. She is evidently sharper.
II not worse, and we advise our readers
TO be on the look out for her. Her rSs-
CAVITY IS only equalled by her boldness
and both are refreshing.
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a Rare Chancellor Investment

FOR SALE. a'ss ts.1s.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRFs OF
Inland on Stewards Run, known as the Cox
EaFm, - miles nom EllenborO', Richie Co.,
w. Virginia. sf4af - ~ T5-TI'1ii : = : - -
This land Is situated within the great oil
belt OF West Virginia, in Ritchie county, and
developments are being successfully made all
around It Good wells OF the best lnhricating
oil having been struck within the last fiYe
months, not TAR nom the land. g-E-7
Title perfect. For further Information in.
quTe Of H RoSenheim, ParkeTSburg w Va.
or TO the undersigned, in Wheeling, w, Va,
where plo6can be seen at any time
STEIN BROS.
Cor. Main and Monroe streets.
OctZI-u Wheeling, w. Va