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alton of Gov. A. G. Magraih

9 inxcelleucy. Governor A. g. Ma
i Ind his EXcellen"y, Lieutenant
+ gbr McGaw, of South Carolina, were
Grated at the Capitol at Columbia
q 18th instant. South Carolina pa
J. aceived Yesterday bring usaccounts
!. e ceremony. There was an immense
n ld present The Inauguration TOOK
i'm the Legislative Hall at quarter
. one o'clock. The Senate was an
+lnced and, preceded by the doorkeep,
the gubernatorial procession entered
the following order:
High Sheriff Dent, in his otticlal dress
caring the sword of State; then Excel
ucies, Governor Bonham, Governor Ma
,ath, and Lieutenant-Governor McGaw'
,companied by the committee on inau-
nration. His Excellency, Governor Nc
rath, then being introduced by the
neaker addressed the Legislature. we
i've the following closing passages;
Let not the apprehension that we are
xhausted find place i'll our MINDS OF IL
erson sicken our hearts. What people
ave ever struggled more for the boon
-e seek to securs2 What people, even
mid the proud list of European dynas
les, could have sustained for four year,
uch a war as that waged upon us, ans
I the close of that period have SUI
maintained in the field an army IN mum
ers in confidence andin discipline equa
O that which rallies under our banners
Other nations, for lesser purposes, hav
triven longer and endured more than W
ave, and won for themselves lmperisl
bile honor. Let us not hesitate IN ou
,urpose or falter in its execution; ana Io
nyself, whatever poor abilities may o
nine, these now in your presence s0ieu
lly devote to the high trust you nav
to me, aud in the executlo
If that trust will endeavor to maintai
he honor andindependence of this Stat
md to accomplish such successful term
nation of that war which by us Is mali
aimed in defense of this great caus
which, in your presence, and IN the pre-
.nce of my God, l believe to be the caus
IF Justice, of truth and of right.
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Nm More GoId-Bearing Bonds to DC
~ Issucd.

New YORK, Jan. Al p. Mine foS'
has received assurances from dlstin-
ouished General in Washington, whose
Sosition gives him the best opportunities
for ample and accurate lniofmall1a .nSs n''s
enables it to say that no more goio-oeai
inc bonds will be issued.
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The Fleet TO Co-0perar with sherMaaa
i'm an Attack ON Ciariestoh-A."o"
Brought 10 q Stand.

New YORK, Jan. 4-The I. :: supply
ship Massachusetts, arrived at Philadei
phia last evening from Charleston bar on 4
the 3Oth. She reports that the fleet OF
iron clads had returned to Charleston
harbor and were tc cooperate with sher-
man in an attack on that city. Ii was
reported that Harlee had been brought
TO a stand, and would probably De
obliged to surrender.
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WHEELING REGISTER
r,4,rRspAy MORNING, JAN. s. lSO'
Telegraphic SUMMARY. !.

r.
Gold. at the regular boara ~ % - sTs
. .York closed yesterday at E'i5a 90
\ and at the evening exchange at S'I''
sberman's army is preparing TO re- ~
1 ,rme the offensive. His military ''ie -
sarannah sur'' 'ns is well spoken of by the cIt',
-"ns 90, General Geary mas issued " series
% n,nnioinoI regulations fol- the govern
ment of the citE. D.5 r;,or
I;n,, covering the Charleston ana sa-
~ Th" savannah Republican, of the 29th'
,nhIisbed the proceedings OF puohe
Pneetiug called by the Mayor in reference
4 +be condition of affairs i'll the city
(rbev passed resolutions asking ior peace
,nder the terms OF the Presidents last
message. and calling upon the Governor
6 tho STATE to call conycntiono oil the
prople to decide whether the war sh'ii
90 on. ., o.,
The Richmond ScRtiNci, of the 3ISt, pre-
80 alliance with England, France, or
sn,in 70 snbiugatiou 10y the Yankees. IL
IS willing to advocate the abolition oil
,Iaycry. if by that means, the confedera'
go. may obtain foreign aid i'll the eStab'
l.hment of its independence.
Thomas army is again in motion, Al
.l,o s;cl, and wounded have been remoV
ed to Nashville
The Blairs have returned to WaShin@'
c;.,. having failed 10 obtain from
General Grant his permission 1or 'heni
TO 90 to Richmond
The Pope Of Rome replies to the mani
f..to Of the Confederate States, ana oep-
r.c,tes tLe continuance of the war.
Collector Draper OF New York has
oorc 70 Savannah to take possession Hi
the cotton captured by Sherman.
The New York merchantspropose Sehu-
ing a supply ofprovisiono OF all h'hus u
the suffering citizens OF Savannah
The Palmetto Hndj formerly OF b''" ,
fort is now published i'll Savannah Ill
the office of the Daily Ne'rs.
The wolk of clearing the Savannah
river of distractions is progressing "huei
tLe supervision OF Admiral Dahlgren.
1t il reported that the iron clad hee'
has returned TO Charleston and Is TO co
operate with Sherman in an attack OF
that city.
No more gold-bearing bonds are to Oe
issued.
A block lde runner containing an assor''
ed cargo came into savannah on the 99th,
not knowing that the city had changed
hands
Hon. Fred Slnythe, of Manchester, has
been nominated by the Republicans as
candidate for Governor.
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u.,,hiienn Nominations in New
IIamu.hire. ..-#.. .r. 4

CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 4.--The Repubh-
can state Convention assembled here to-
day. Hon. n. Graham, OF Concoru IVA was
chosen President ofthe convention. non,
Fred Smythe, of Manchester, was noml-
mated for Governor on the hrst BALLOT
Hon. J. Patterson was unanimously non
mated by acclamation for Congress ID
the 3rd District.
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Tr;a, Of a Custom Honse Omeer.

PHILADELPHIA, jan 4.-The primary
trial took place this afternoon In the case
of G Milton Allen, Cashier at the custom
House who was arrested, charged with
being concerned in the recent rob6ing Oh
seO 90 from the bank vault. The n5 ac,
cnsed was remanded in default OF s1OV'
bail for further hearing.
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Tho SSth d. VI

CAIRO. Jan. 4.-The steamer Irene,
from New Orleans Oh the 9th ult., ar
rived here to-day with the 5ath ONO
Volunteers, en- route home, their time
having eXpired.
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AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. 4.-The Leglsia,
ture has ordered the election OF United
States Senator on the 18th inst to MI the
vacancy occurring on the 4th OF March
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ReuuIntion. in Regard 20 Trade With
the states la Rebellion.

The following amended regulation VI
the Treasury Department, IN regard "
trade with the insurrcctionary States, has
been issued:
TREASURY DEPT, Dec %, 1894.
Regulation ifty-fve concerning com
mercial intercourse series Of July -.
1864, is hereby amended as follows
Regulation 55.-All existing authort-
ties to purchase products in insurrection.
ary States are hereby revoked, except
that products purchased In good faith
under such authorities and paid tor In
whole OF in part prior to the 29th day of
July. 1864. may be transported to market
as before the passage Of the act Of July,
1864 subject to the following limitations
| and conditions, and included In the fol-
lowing classes: First, those which have
been wholly paid for; second, those upon
which part payment has been made.
coupled with legal obligation to pay
the residue so that the articles purchased
are at the risk of the purchaser, and
such payment is in nowise dependent up
ON their delivery; third, whore part pay.
ment has been made, without such obligs-
ton as to the balance, so much Of thePro
ducts alleged to have been purchased ~
the amount actually advanced will pay
for at the stipulated price The original
permits must be produced In such case
and proof furnished TO the satisfaction
of proper permit officer and supervi.
sing or assistant special agent for the
agency OF district in which proof Is to he
made that the property desired to be
moved comes within one Of the classes
named above, and that the privilege con-
ferred by the original permit has been in
no way violated or abused, q certificate
of which facts must be endorsed upon
the permit over their official signatnrs,
which permit, so endorsed, will then be
considered as revived and in full force,
to the extent specified in the endorse
ment. in accordance with this rule
w p FEssESDEN,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dec %, "a.
Abraham Lincoln. President Of ths
r United States. having seen and consid
q cred the within amended regulation, No
J 55. prescribed by the Secretary Of the
a Treasury, do hereby approve Of the same
4 and further declare and order that pro
!. ducts moving in compliance with the SAID
regulation shall be exempt from ssifur'
n and from confscatiOn and forfeiture q
the United States.
!. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 5-The Repuo-
Iean caucus to night gave Yates thirty
eioht votes for Senator; all others t"en'
ty-fye
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New YORK, Jan. 4-The steamer Cos,
~ Rica. from Aspinwall 26th has arrived
She brings Sl50,000 in treasure.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. i-Vcry little gram
was received during the storm, ana sales
were unimportant.
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sEwARp's LETTER AND THE BRAZILIAN
GOVERNMENT.

WAsHINGToN, Jonuary "a paragraph
has been copied into many newspapers,
within the past three days, that the Bra
lillian representative near this Govern
ment has accepted Secretary Seward's
letter in relation To the seizure of the
Florida. as satisfactory. This isnot true,
for the reason that the Charge d Attsires
was not authorized to decide on the letter
of the Secretary. 1t has, however, been
transmitted to the Government of IRA
zil, and in due time the answer viii be
forwarded through the proper channel
which il is not doubted will bs of a re-
spousive, friendly character The Bra
lillian Charge d. Ahaires accompanied
other foreign representatives TO pay re-
spects to the President yesterday, aud
atterward called upon the Secretary OF
State, at his residence, on Sunday after
| noon.
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CLoAKs of all styles and colors al Anc
tlOn today.
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Nrw YORK. Jan. 4.-Gold tonight s2S
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q LADIES will please call and examine
the fine cloaks at Auction today. It
From New York.
F. .'-. ,-' NEW YORK, Jan.
MILITARY OPERATIONS n zAsfxRS dHo&

MILITARY OPERATIONS N xAsfxRS oxok
r' I'D fia4 .-- A- Ola .'s-' 40 .-''''' ga
lg A Hilton Head special Of the asth. ssys
Kilpatrick's corps hasjus returned ff0n
destroying a portion Of the Albany snd
Gulf railroad, near the Altamaha river
Fifty locomotives, and large number Of
cars are shut up between Albany and the
Altamaha river General Hazsn's diyis-
ion OF the 18th corps, and General Fuller
With two brigades of the 18th corps, also
spent five days on the railroad. Aplank
wagon road was found leading from the
railroad toward Darien, from which part
heavy train loaded from blockade-run.
ners passed into the interior A force OF
cavalry, accompanied by infantry, has
crossed into South Carolina. The OBJ
structions in the Savannah river are be-
ING rapidly and successfully removed
Boats run daily from this point, and
treat quantities of valuable property are
daily brought to light our army Is IN
camp, in numerous parks and yards oil
the city. .......
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MEETING OF TIFF NAVAL BOARD.

MEETING OF TIFF NAVAL BOARD O..
The Commercial Advertisers Washing
ton special says;
The Naval Board will meet on Thurs
day toinvestigate the cause Of the burst
ing of the Parrott guns in the attack Oh
Fort Fisher"
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The following amended regulation of
the Treasury Department, ia regard "
trade with the insurrcctionary States, has
been issued:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10
From Washington.

WAsHInorON, June s.-President John
son to-day removed to the White House,
OF which he has taken full possession.
The Government yesterday despatched
900 men, with intrenchment tools and
collins, to the battle-felds of the Wilder
the remains of all troops found there, Of
which there is quite number.
!. An Alabama delegation called at the
State Department this morninR for the
purpose OF paying their respects to Score.
taty. Seward. The were Cordially received
by the Secretary. = 4
To-day quite number of minor officers
confined in the Cd Capitol Prison took
the oath of allegiance.
Secretary Seward walked to the State
Department to day from his residence, for
the first time since he received his Injuries.
New York, June 9-The Posts Wash-
ington special says, Col. Parsons and one
other member of the Alabama delegation
remain there and there are rumors that the
former will be appointed Provisional Gov
error of the State.
1t is supposed the Admiral Dupont, por-
tions of whose wreck were found at sea,
had blown up. No people were seen, but
large number of life preserVers were
Heating about. The water was covered
Wtths mall pieces of joiuers. work aud 9th.
er stuff, for the space of two miles. The
steamer was an iron vessel and formerly a
blockade runner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10
Ina State of seiqe-

NEw YoRK, June 9.-Advices from San
Salvador states that President Duennas
has Issued decree declaring the eDtire
Republic in a state of seige and is estab.
fishing martial law. Soldiers and citizens
though couutensnCing the rebellion by mo-,
taking up arms, will be pardoned. H.
also declares the rebellion unimportaut in
itself. but as an example may be PREM.
dlclal. An army had been seut to a1sll
the revolt. 4N'''
The rebels are led by Colonel Cortapas.
previously high in favor with the Duep
mas Government.
The rebellion broke out at Sau Migue,
May 18th. The rebels are taking posses.
sion of the public property without resis.
lance, An army of 5000 loyal citizens
was raised in three days, and If the papers
state the truth, there is general nantes
tation of confidence in the Duennas Gov.
The announcement of the assassination
OF President Lincoln caused the most pro.
found sensation of horror in San Saliva.
The latest dates from Guatamala an
1ounce the election Senior MariscaIo Prest-
dent of that Republic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10

Ga- FELL OvBHBoARD.-On Wednesday
last man who had taken passage on the
steamer Eagle on her down trip, fell over.
board aud was drowned. The accident
happened about ten miles below Marietta,
at which place it is supposed the stranger
came aboard. Owing to the short time he
had been on the boat, the officers had not
obtained his name, and have no clue BY
which they can 6x his identity. The clerk
when going to his room in texss, observed
man lying on the hurricane deck with a
haversack at his side, and carpet bag
under his head. he supposed he had come
up there to get the benefit of the cool air,
and tOtk no further notice of him. At
the time the drowning occurred, the boat
was passing another steamer, bound up
Both boats had given the usual whistle
signals for passing, and the engineer on
watch was looking out at the passing boat
ABd saw a man fall into the river, coming.
apparently, from the hurricane deck. The
alarm was given, the boat stopped and
every possible effort made to rescue him.
but without avail. The man was we'll
dressed, and his vslise, or carpet. bag, it is
said, contained good clothing, but no pa.
pers or other evidence as to his name or
residence.
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New York Produce Marked.

NV AoAR, JtnO ,.
O0TToN-Oull and lower; 4Io for middIiDE
a9a Sis5SsS de I'D ". SA.PsS: e q
dull. ~ - --'H'AO' "'''t"s
MaLSkH-PiImors Western - 025f@2O6
=, MAbAT-Dull aud dropping amber dfehiRnn
SISdGIIb; Inferior Au1b T de We tam At TFTS q
eoHmD mud S0hlls Nests n Al n ~ F-'S
RYE-QHiOt; Western 60. -73a--
BAHLEY-0ull.
O, RN-Quiot and without decided chang; shass
Tor uaSouId mixed Western; 0S098 Ter sound Wee
oATs-Heavy and lowe; 81 Sss for western; la.e,
Western, .elI-r's optic. so days. at63.
OSEtSo g -" aH6 hEm
MoLA-sE8-Dull.
PE.AOLEuM- VuIet; S4I<s Tor Crude; Soc for Re.
hned 10 Bond and 0fOS for Atnned free.
WOOI-Oull.
PoRK-Frmgr bst not active; 81 9 ka2s Is for
new mess, closing at $lS 95 shi s2A S-09IE 10 fr
1891 do c'Gh and TeRu sT way, c Usink ct $50
cab; SIS OO9I9 90 'or prime aud Si9 500 90 ,Ur
prime NOES. Also $500 obs new June, JAY
aud August, sellers UPtioH, At SIS 60@276I
BEsR-A ShHed better; $40 ga W for plain
mess and Sl2 zoo 10 90 for extra NEE.
BkEP KARLSRUHE at SIS OO(92f so
CUT mEA e-UnchAnEed; lzODlA1fo for shout.
ders aud l49ls Tor SSmS.
BAoJG.Qatst; lS5 for Cumberland cat audi y
for long ribbed.
LAkD-Higher With good domsnd ct l6II9l91<.
28@83e for state.
0HhEsE-oulet at s@Is.
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The Trial.

WAsHrSGFoS. June 9.-Miss Mary Mudd,
sister of DR.. Mudd, was called and contra
dicted much of the testimony heretofore
given against him. Several witnesses for
the defence testified against the character
for truthiulness of some of those who had
been arrested.
Bepj. Gardner, for the accused, testified
that ont the Sunday after the assassi nation
he met DR.. Mudd at church and asked il
the assassination was q fact. Mudd re-
piled that it was so said and that the peo..
pie ought to raise Home Guards ana ar.
rest all suspicious persons in the country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10

B~MEssRs. CLAY & GaAr are selling
the right to make and apply olay's Metallic
Weatherstrip, which effeetually prevents
rain, snow, dust and cold from entering
dwellings under doors and windows. This
little invention is one of great utility, and
as any person Of ordinary mechanical gen .
iuS can make and apply them, we would
advise persons out of employment to 90
and see them. They are selling State and
County rights. Who will supply the PEG.
pie of this city and county, Gall at the
LabslIs House, Bridgeport, and see for
yourselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Peck, late
mastering and Disturbing officer at this
post, was relieved short time since. We
understand that he left suddenly, stating
that business required his presence ct
Pittsburgh, but that he would return in .
day or two to turn overyto his successor
the government funds remaining in his
hands. Before leaving however, he drew
out of the bank some eight thousand dollars,
and has not since been heard of. Rumor
says that he is a defaulter to the amount
of fifteen thousand dollars. The Lieuten-
ant was very fast young man who loved
fue clothes and dressed in the height Of
the fashion. twas evident that his sal
airy was not sufficient to sustain him in his
style of living, and his defalcstiOn ex.
plains the mystery Of his income:
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Up QelsgraRb.:
Piratical Ontrages.

NEw YoRK June 9.-The Nassau Guar
o'an OF May 10th, has the following. Pa
psrs of a later date have no further refer
encs to the matter:
4EAUsgRA, May ITO the Editor of The
NASSAU Guardian :-Mr. Editor There has
been an awful outrage committed of these
Islands, which have not yet seen in print.
me pirate Parr, who captured the Ohesa.
peake out of New York, aud also the Roam.
oke from Cuba, has make his appearances
Oh here. he boarded the bark LiZZie
from Cuba. He set both of these on ara
and said from them, telling the CAPTAIN
that he intended to drown thousand he-
fore the war was over, leaving these poor
Wretches to save themselves in small bonts
1t 10 thought that some of them are burnt
or drowned they have not beea found vet
tarr even wanted to shoot the poor sailors
because the Florida lost some of her crew
10 swimming ashore. Captain Mason of the
Dark Lizzie, says that the pirate set his
ship on FIRE With fluid which he had in a
phlai, and it spread from stem to stern,
burning on water the same as on dry land:
that SEINE of them had to leap overheard to
keep out of the way of it, for it spread 40
tasti that just at snndown a steamer bark
rugged, hove in sight, and that the pirate
sailed from her, and about 8 O'Clock can.
non were heard and flashes were SEEN
The wreckers saved some Of the bark
will write further of this murderous ao,
when have seen all the officers.
l remain sir, yours, &c,
P: 8. The pirate took one of the parks
small boats and sunk it, to keep the crew
from saving themaaIvau
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10

wr MUsTERIHe OFFIoE.-It has been
supposed by some persons that an article
IN our columns on Thursday in reference
10 the pay department, was calculated to
cast reflections upon the present mastering
officer and his assistants. Such was Dot
our intention. Captain McGOwu is a gen.
tlemsnr aud has but very recently been as
signed to duty at this post, aud of course
would labor under disadvantages which
were increased by the sudden leave taken
BY his predecessor who did not wait to
straighten up accounts We believe Capt
AcGown is doing all In his power to adj
vance the business of bis Office, and TO ao
comPlish this has increased his clerical
force and Is working With zsal and energy.
We hope therefore that nounIug TnaI We
have said will be construed to his dtsadvAu-
tSge. 10 regard to company A, Indepeu-
dent Exempts and their muster rolls, it
WAS the muster in roll to which We had
reference, not their muster out, which, 30
far as VIC are informed, ia all correct.
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OFFIOERS

MUSTERED OUT IN WHEELING GAN SAVE
NJ from 500 TO 500. Thousands Of ohleers are
one must register his name ut each Department
and await hts turn Owing 70 the crowd. from ono
PER day, be sides travelling expenses Ny partners
in Warrington have been personally connected
with 'he Government Departments, and Of course
arc sell acquainted with the officers in them all
Through them the subScIioer can Obtain certth-
cites Of n n.indebtedneSS 80, sooner than o6ieers
can do 90 in person VIM In Washington, and at
enc hslfor one quarter the expense Gall for for.
ther Information At my once, opposite the Bank Of
Wn'elln., over Q COopeT'S Dry Goods Store
AuentiUn iG invited TO my card and references in
Rno'h.r column @ B. OALDWRLL
tsl0 b Late AdJuiant l2th " Va Inf'try.
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The Homeward Movement.

PnILADELPHIA, June "A special dis.
patch TO the BHlletiD, dated Washington,
June 8, says the homeward movement of
troops here to day is very large. One
entire corps broke camp this morning,
bound for the west.
Several parties imprisoned on suspicion
OF completely in the conspiracy, were
released to-day from the Old Capitol
prison, together With witnesses in the case,
also confined there.
The Iutelligeucer announces an early
restoration of the writ OF habeas corpus.