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A Negro Assaulted i'm North Carolina
His Assailants Arrcsted.
Tpress niepafch
ress Dispatch.)

New YORK, Aug 5.-The Tribune's Ra-
lcigh'correspondent says negro named
Curry, who some years since made his
escape from slavery, few days ago re-
appeared in his old neighborhood in
search of his family, to take them North.
He was set ,upon by, citizens and nearly
killed. He related his treatment to Gen,
Ames, who sent squad of cavalry out
and had the assailants brought to him.
Gov. Holden then notified General Ames
that he had appoil ted Justices of the
Peace to attend to such cases, and he had
no doubt justice would be done, but Gen.
Ames retains his prisoners Meantime a
charge Of assault and battery has been
brought against Curry. Hetoo has been
arrested and imprisoned by Gov. Hold
ems officers.
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Kentucky Election Returns.

louisville, August s. The city vote
o,r Congress il as follows Rossaau (Ad-
ministratiou) 1902; Mallery 1889; Nun
,;ny l2l The election OF Rosseau from
,hs 5th district i. conceded. All four of
Administration lndidates for State. Leg
,.l,t,,ra from the city are also elected
CnIrmhia- HARDING 2Ol; Taylor 7s :;
.,arr,rj IOJ
r.mmhalIsv;,la-a tbe nrecin,t he,rd
,,,.n, 10 u,r,l;no h,p3. T,vlo,. te6
c. Citv-Grnae, ian. Lowry ~
GI,syow'-I 6wrv ms. Grinder 22s
,IoIashnr, ,-Tayior d; Harding %
Ruyscllyille -Grnler Isl; Lowry lO7.
Franklin The anti.amandment ticket
J., This county prevailed by about 30e ma
iIrity 4 small vote was poled,
UnmInrdsville-T anti-amendment
,;cLnt !, tb;s c,untv has 20 tn 2OO
Coyington-Kcnton county 100 Union
ma;oritv
S.m,J,alI county-SlO ITnino maj,,ity
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Tennessee Negro CORventiom-The
Elective Franchise Desired.
fPress Dispatch.l

NASHVILLE, Aug IA convention of
colored people of Tennessee, was held in
this State to-day. Nelson Walker was
elected chairman. He stated the object
of tho meeting to be to petition the Leg
islature and send delegation to Wash
ington asking the privilege of the elec.
tive franchise, to lay their grievances be,
fore the people of the State. Several
speeches were made in furtherance of the
object of the meeting. The committee
on resolutions will be appointed to-mor-
row.
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The Conduct Of the Rebel soldiers in
North Caroiina-The Influence Of the

Leaders.
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 3.-Parties AT
riving here from different parts of the
State say that there is great change in
the conduct of the late rebel soldiers.
Their complete submission and good in
tentions to the Government for the first
few weeks after the collapse of the re-
he!lion, challenged tue admiration of all
loyal. but since the Wholesale display of
clemency to tbs rebel leaders of wealth
aud influence, this treacherous and AFRO
CANT class have poisoned the minds OF
these soldiers against the Union, and are
now organizing there for political con,
hict with the Government and wal
against the Union men and negroes
They are having everything their OWL
way in designating the delegates to the
convention which they expect will soon
be called, Unless the Governor inter.
feres and excludes these leaders from par
ticipating in the body the true Union
;aen will have nothing to do with its de-
alterations, which they claim will result
in farce, and ruin all who are sssoci-
ated with it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-09
The Forts at shinEton-G General
Townsend-The Indian Conference
nnIonsl nshorne

NEW YORK, August s.-Brigadier Cen
eral Hsskin has been appointed to the
command of all the troops in forts about
Washington.
1t is reported that General Townsends
visit to Fortress Monroe was in connec-
tion with Davis approaching trial.
The commission to visit the Indians
will leave for their destination the 18th
Colonel Barker, Of Grants staff, and
Chief of the Six Nations, will accompany
the commission.
Col. Osborne, Commissioner of Freed
mems affairs for Florida, has recovered
from his accident. fk
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Df.p..isIen Of F.nas.

New YORK, Aug. s.--At . meeting Of
the Hancock recruiting committee to-
day it was resolved that the sum of &c.
335, money raised to furnish recruits to
HsncoOk's special corps, Remaining in
their hands, be devided between Gen.
Hancock and Col. Collier, 5000 to the
former and tho balance to be used In
eceiving returned soldiers BY the latter.
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The Geld Market.

Nv NEw YoRK, Aug 6.-Gold market
more active, importers buying freely for
customs and duties, and the premium
shows slight gain on yesterday The
quotation opened at 81 44f, went down
to 81 "A, aud rallied again to 81 4it
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From Canada.

MONTREAL, August 6.-Sir Narcesse
Bsllan has been appointed to the Pre-
miersbip of Canada, made vacant by the
death Of Sir E. p Tache. He takes the
Office of Receiver General. John A. Nc.
Donald has been appointed Minister of
Militia
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THE SOUTHWEST.
Address of Gov. Hamilton.
The Latest Mexican Reports.
General Merritrs a Afrival az Austin
Provisional Governor HamiIton's
Address 20 the People OF Texas-He
Assures them, OF the Death Of sia-
Press Dispatch.I

NEW YORK, Aug. s-The Heralds Gal,
weston correspondent Says Gen Merritt's
cavalry command had arrived at Austin
in their march across the country from
Shreveport, La, and had replaced the
National flag over the State capitol,
where it had not before waved in four
years.
Provisional Governor A. j. Hamilton
reached Galveston on the 2lst ult, where
on the oath he issued his proclamation
to the people, announcing his appoint
ment by the President and foreshadow-
ing his designed course of procedure in
the performance of his duties. He fixes
no time for the election or convention,
but state that they would be held as
soon as practicable He admonish es the
Texans to dispel the delusiOn under
which many of them are laboring that
slavery still exists. and informs them
that it is effectually dead, and that if
they fail to treat the negro as less than
freedman their representatives will in
vain seek admission into Congress. He
does not, as some Of the other Proyis-
ional Governors have done, reappoint
the county officers who acted under the
rebel regime, but states that he will make
the necessary appointments to fill their.
places. The Governor also further ex-
planned the course which he designed to
pursue in q public address which he
made the people of Galveston in response
to their invitation.
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40 News from the Atlantic Telegraph
Gable.

AsPY BAY, August 8, 5 p. M.-Ths
steamer Clara. Clarita has not been here
since Saturday might, and we have no
later news from Newfoundland than was
brought by her. Nothing is known, eou-
sequently, as to whether the Great Eas-
tern has arrived at Hearts Content with
the Atlantic Cable OF otherwise. The
line, to this point. the present eastern
limit of Telegraphic communication with
the United States, will be kept open till
midnight -
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tifeates of Indebtedness to cover deficits,
that military justice in Pennsylyaia Is
a most expensive and unnecessary lux.
ury. The Doubleday Court is type OF
its class We only cite it as the best
illustration OF the folly Of the whole bu-
siness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-09
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, w. VA.

THIS INSTITUTION, CHARTER
l. ED with full collegiate powers in 1864, and
recently roorganized under a new Board Of Di
rectors will be opened as collegiate institute
on the first "Wednesday In September next. Tho
buildings are now being thoroughly roftted and
newly furnished throughout.
In the liberaity ofits arrangements, Ia the OK
tent and comprehensiveness Of Its course OF
study in its methods Of tuition and government,
and In the ability and experience of its Board
Of Instruction, the public may rely upon ,s
being first-class seminary.
Having had many years experience In conduct
ing leading Educational institutions In the Eas
tern and Middle States, feel assured that with
the liberal patronage and the earnest coopera
ton of the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity
the College will soon be able to extend 10 young
ladies' all the facilities for an accomplished edu
cation to be found outside Of our eastern metro.
poitan cities.
to announce the engagement Of q corpse OF
teachers Of distinguished ability. experience
and reputation.
In the Departments of the mathematics and
sciences, Miss Martha d. Halstead, former Pre-.
ceptress OF Wesleyan Female College, VII.
mington, Delaware
I'm the department OF literature ard bellies.
lettres, Miss Mary Williams, late Proccptress OF
Lafayette Institute, Washington, ID. G.
In Music Miss Emily j. Shipley, ofNew York
ity. educated In Europe, aud pupil Of Bassi
nj.
In the Fine Arts, Miss Isabella Nc Gearn, OF
tho New York School Of Design.
Assistants will be added In those or otaer de
partments, as occasion may require.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized at
an early day, having especial reference to tho
preparation Of young IIdies for the business of
teaching.
A PREPARATORY DEFARrNrST will DO opened
for such Misses as are TOO young toepter the col.
legiate.
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS
TurrIoY-First Prepssatory, %; Second Pre-.
paratory a.; First Collegiate, tsi Second Col.
iegiate, %; Junior, $40; Senior, tl2 50 Latin,
imental Sciences " extra each Drawing, g.
Painting In Oil, si0, Pastel,,to Crayon, " Mn
sic on Piano ti0 Csc Of Instrument, ~ 80; Vo.
cal Music, go; Fuel % and ID quarters, 81 cents
each quarter.i
BoARD-S45; Fuel aud Lights, Is; Washing
s5; Weekly Board. from Monday 10 Friday
night, s37 30; Fuel and Lights, q.
Bills both for tuition and board payable In all
cases at'the commencement Of the quarter-Sep
9th Nov 18th, Feblst aud April 18th.
Young ladies' are received at any tino, but
not for less than an entire quarter. In case of
protracted illness, allowance will bs made
Young ladies should bring towels table napkins.
umbrella and overshots>
Applications may 10 made by letter or BY
L. G. LOOMS, AN MD,
July9o' 1865 President
SPECIAL NorIcE.-Haviug TO DO sbsent from
the 25th inst, 70 Aug: 10th, application may bs
made In tho interval TO Hon. G. ID. Hubbard,
President, or TO j. 4. Wilson, Esq,. Secretary
Board Of Directors. jy25-u
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Cabiae, Mee,f...

New YORK, Aug. 8-The Posts Wash.
ington special says the FIRST regular Cabi
net meeting held for ten days. convened
at noon to-day, All the members were
present.
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Railrsad Organix..isn.

ITHACA, AugustS.-The directors of the
Ithaca and Toronto Railroad Company
organized to-day by the appointment OF
Ezra Connell as President, Mr. Andrew
Vice President, Mr.. Freeland as Secreta-
~, and A. B Cornell a. Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-09

A paper in Bloomington, III, informs
its readers that "Mr Charles Robins, ow-
ing to the highlprice of license, has closed
his saloon, and accepted the call of the
African Church at Decatur, as their pas
tor" t-r
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Reports Of Victories by the Imperial
lists Unfounded-Robber in Austin,
Texas.
Press Dispatch.l

fTtSs Dlspdtcu.I
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. THE Times
CITY of Mexico correspondent of the llth
ult.. SAYS that the French organs state
that they will require 100000 more men
destroy the bands of Juarists. The
rising of the people daily takes larger di
mension. Reports of French successes
are unfounded. Gen. Alvariz has just in
flicted heavy blow OIL the 1mperialists
at Yepalla, completely routing him and
taking three pieces of artillery. Great
disappointment is felt at the failure OF
the combined French and Imperial forces
against Migrate, in the pass of Buena
Vista. Cortinas reigns supreme from the
gates of Matamoras to Monterey.
The receipts of the government are
somewhat reviving by the French lot.
terry, but the expenses are terribly in
creasing.
Ex.Minister Corwin has written let
Ter to Maximilian's foreign minister,
from which some infer he will influence
Mr.. Seward to recognize the Emperor.
The French reinforcements are arriv.
ing to fill vacancies.
Juarez is at Chihuahua undisturbed.
Cortinos proclaims the people of Mata-
meras that unless they support the EN-
peror he will pronounce them traitors
and confscate their property.
The Liberals hold the entire State OF
San Louis, except the city of San Louis
Potosi, but have their lines within three
miles of there.
Guerrilla outrages in Texas are mum
erous. The State Treasury at Austin was
broken into and robbed of $4,000 III
gold. The news shows great improve
ment in sentiment. The planters ex
press their diffidence of the success OF
free labor.
General Granger and A. ]. Smith, from
Montgomery, have arrived at Mobile, Ell
route to New Orleans
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Attack ON a Nezro's House in Connec-
tfcut-One Of the Attacking Party
Killed. u
Press Dispatch.l


New YORK, August Son Saturday
night last party Of several young men
made an attack at Rocky Neck, Connec.
ticut, on the house occupied by colored
man named W H. Davenport, who is
married to an Irish woman, with the
avowed intention of inficting punish
ment on the negro and his wife for their
indulgence in matrimonial amalgama-
ton. After the young men had been sew
eral times warned to leave, the mother of
Davenport, an old negro woman Of fifty
or sixty, who was also in the house, fired
on them and killed their leader, named
Ludlam Chord. A coroner's investiga-
ton took place on Sunday, and yesterday
the jury in their verdict justified the
shooting as having been done in salfde.
fense, and the old negro woman and her
son were discharged. Rt
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Thus the people may see the bill that
the United States finds itself ealled upon
to pay to atryn man before military
Commission in ) State Th6re the Com
missions sentefee when opposed to q
habeas corpus ID not worth the,paper on
which it is writsen II cost rmilitary
Justice" ofics3 : ssrvants, pboDogra,
pliers, horses aid al, just s22,075 50 to
try Cozzens, Mh3n for $50, all told. Coz.
zens procured ht rsleaseby a simple ha-
bsas corpns. the case Of Neal. the
his trial has - going On since May o.
with no puspe1k of snsl5d, An tie Ger
tainty of Th6nl lbn Win d hAhcas cor
pus TO Gomez & lis prisen dodE Snd sci
him free th6 Nd 6nt the c0urt tekss him
| into eustody2 s. ~ ssaa .. .sss
we subHjs q g whsn ssaasre paying
80 per osn5 n lo1sy, and issaing Ger
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The Belmont Iron Works
and Nail Factory,

Bounded as follows west by the Ohio lriver.
nortn by Division street. east by Main street
and south by the property OF Messrs. Caldwell
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Ward, now
worked By said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mime and the rolling mill.
ALSO. the real estate and coal property be-
longing to said corporation In and adjoining
South Wheeling, including that recently pur.
chased Of Or. j. C. Campbell, and the chooses In
action connected Herewith and q town lots In
South Wheeling, lately and heretofore purchased
of the II 4 II Bank and others. and Lot No.
IN Csldwell's addition to tho city Of wheeling
southeast cornsr Of Main and Division strests,
with five tsnements thereon.
II being undsrstood, that the purchaser or pur
chasers Of said real estate and sppurtenancet
shall also purchase al the stock, materials tooli
and chattsl property Of every description IN and
about said Belmont Iron Works, At the valustior
OF three disintsrested persons.
TERMS-One-third cash, onethird In two
months, ons-third In four months, with interest
from day Of sale, deferred payments TO b sstis
'-'' HENRY, MOORE,
JP GILCHRIST,
I'D. DUBOIS,
For Directors Of Belmont Iron Works Com
pany. t
july92td
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0eaersl Grans as Meatreal.
MONTREAL, August s-Gen. Grant and
party arrived here this morning from
Quebec.
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CLOTHES WRINGER.
THE UNIvRRSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER ! !
WITH OoaOs

"Great Family EcOnomiser."
,CWIs MACHINE HAS ALB1ADY
i acquired d world vide reputation = bet.g
tSe mott popular and complete 81 n hsusshold
.tsasdls. No expnss u withhslf - mako II
perfect The ff.ns u Of hs,d ysod tsesoufhiy
ousiity, and eaiysnissd Ths rolls, which are
supplied with eegs, are lsrgs. Of sslid rubber,
nd ysry elastic md bstnS cat in noslds' arc
susooth. uniform and yery durable. ~
The .vniysrsal Clothes WnngerT. win work
tour times as fast = can b dons By hand, with
ons-fourth The labos. snd m.ch drisL and
wrings anything, from dlk glove 70 . Dutch
blanfet d dmps. strcng and dursbis. md vtil
not get out Of fypair. Any serv.lt wl use 10
vftk safsty 70 tie machine md WITH great saving
Of wee. e ths elethss. Is 4 rssdnJ I'd asHly
secured 70 the tubs ~ thickueeA 80 en- -
Insta1ey dstashsd 4 - asias ss1A1
ID. b. McDOyAL,
iOs Mafn SFst WksseSaa tesS ~ ls!eas
Niekolrs Vartsk 1ss1 wksss Ok Mixing
s..ga = srsi.s ~ san:sSS,ssssG S3 sss '''''
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EXTRA CHARGES.

(Prr quarter, lchen pad ~ adrdne'J
French, German, italian or Spanish.
per quarter each ......... $50
Drawing per quarter. %
Use OF philosophical and chemical ap'
paratus per quarter ZOO
Music at Masters charges. es............
The school will be opened on the hrst Monday
Ia September. Applications may DO addressed
to Rev. A. Louage, at the Cathedral.
aug5
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INSTRUCTION.
ST. VINCENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College
WHEELING. WRsT VIRGINIA.


Dish OF WI Is L AN TRUnTa
ID that the success Of his efforts In behalf Of
female education. will recommend at once to tho
favor of the public this Institution for boys aud
young pen, which he hopes to mako all that Is
desirable as a school for youth.
The modern languages will be taught by gen
tlemen to whom they are vornacular, and who
will afford to the pupils occasional opportunities
Of learning by practice and conversation; II Ia
intended to provide such instruments and appa-
ratus es may elucidate. while they give interest
to the studies Of Natural Philosophy, Chsmis-
try. Surveying and Engineering. The depart
ment Of Book Keeping and Penmanship will be
superintended by an eminent accountant.
The school win be open to the public, but on.
ly Catholics will be received as boarders, unless
for special reasons exception be made. The dis-
cipline will be strict and be enforced by the dis
missal of the insubordinate.
Payments viii always be required N ddrdnee;
for the day scholars, quarterly; in the case OF
boarders, for the half session and the figures be-
low indicate the cash in advance terms. ufrom
the neglect Of parents or other causes payment
is delayed an addition Of ten per cent. 10 tho
cash prices will constitute the regular charges
of the College. No deduction win be made for
absence or for removal when . quarter or half
session has been commenced, except Ia casa Of
sirknaaa
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PUBLIC SALE.
NOTICE,
WHEREAS, THR sTOCKHOLD.

VLJHEREAS, THK sTOCKH0LD.
w ERS of The Belmont Iron Works Compa.
ny, of Wheeling. West Virginia at meeting
held at the Office Of said corporation in the city
of Wheeling, on the 10th July, 1866, passed the
following resolution, to wit
WHEREAS, the resolution requiring the assess.
ment and payment Of three hundred and fifty
dollars per share, to make good the loss Of capi
tai resulting on ithe operations Of the corpora
ton since Jan. 4th, 1855, not having an unani.
nous vote, and therefore not being adopted, II
is hereby
Rejolred, That this corporation shall discon-
tinue its business and 60 into immediate hqui.
dation, in accordance with the 40th section OF
the Act Of the Legislature Of West Virginia,
passed October 26th, 1853, regarding corpora.
tions; and the board of directors OF said corpo.
ration is hereby authorized and directed to pro.
ceed forthwith to Close and settle up its business
as soon as practicable, in accordance with said
section of said act and that the real estate and
appurtenancy and chattel property shall be sold
on or before the lst day of September next.
We, the undersigned appointed by said board
oil directors committee 20 carry ont said reso'
luton,
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lUrHORLzID AGENT yOR
,sprs.hvferis. uuhliahed by Ahtsd Martin;
'Dandsy School fspss u Am ract eeeiety; :,
Hours Il Home ~ ia41y DAeAat1es pssJ
nshsd by chaa scribnss, q 3sH YHk.
ays 6BO. W.1xOAAk
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Will, SELL, AT Auction.

At the front door of the Court House. in the city
of Wheeling, on Tuesday, the 22d day Of ~ ugust,
1866, sale tocommence ut 10 o'clock a. N all that
valuable real estate and appurtenances In the 9th
Ward of the city Of Wheeling, known as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-09

SPECIAL NorIcE.-Having TO DO absent from
the 25th inst, TO Aug: 10th, application may be
President or TO J. T. Wilson, Esq. Secretary
Board Of Directors. jy5u
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Some person, who seems to be inside
the ring, writes the following to the Bal
timore american, under date of August
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-27
gfadlridltrn n,,s wssrifc.

New< @Orf 26. Suti. Der Dampfer
n8erd Cruz, Der am IL. Suit BON 8era
Gru3 u1O AM 20. BON !6apanna ~abgegangen
mar, lief geitern WfOrgen NIT so 9aiia9tereu,
elmer ~aIlgenteinen 2aDnng tnp $4,000 in
Saar, IN ptel lem 6afen etn.
g8ie eS iaetnt, wenOet lhA Der &rieg 5ptz
1Aen Den &ailerltGen unO Nattpnaien jebt
tmmer mebr Dem 0tiO Oranpe gu, Do Die
Nattonalen ouf unteritabun9 BON auterifant~
I9en 8libultiern GOfet, Die &aiIerliAen ober
etnsm 10 gef1brltAm Clement Det Gtntritt tn
Merifp 81 permebren iuAen,
Der 02burt5ta9 be8 &1iier5 Martmtlt an
mar our6 Elm aroBe8 SET 9efeiert worpen.
Der &atier bate einer 9rOBen Nn3abl Der
porra9enper DerIonen pom Gipil, pent Miilt=
tar unD Der STRIDE. inter tbnen etnem Gabt=
net5mintiter, DEM 8tiAof BON Saiace, Dem
MaDpr Der StaDt Wiertfp &c. Den tnilerli6
merifanilAan M0lerproen Serlieben. 0lei9=
fails MAI elmer 2tnjabl mtnOer bp6 lte6enper
Decentralization Der bIrgerli0e Serpten itprpen
Speiter &laie Derlieben wprpen.