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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
COLLEGE ANNIvERs aBIES.
ssnseneement mt Trinity College, Hart
ford, Csnn.-Innugurationo Of the Rev.
President Kerfoot, ID D.-Tbe GradoE.
ting Exereises-P~cuniaryG condition Of
the CoiIege-The Spirit OF Exclusive
From Our Special Correspondent
HARTFoRp. COM. June 90. ls63


The Goth Annual Commencement oil this In
stitution ia celebrated this week with somewhs more
chan the usual ecld owing the fact that the chair Of
the President having been informally occupied for
year BY the Rev. James b. KerfUt, d. d., Is formally
allied by the Inauguration Of that gentleman The In
sugural service took pace yesterday afternoon at
Christ Church. on Meir-st. Bishop Williams Of Con
sectcut who Is the Chancellor of NE college, perform
gag the ac Of instalsnt. The remarks OF tho iash9p
and the reply of the Preside1 we're all that ed oe q.
aired 10 prove the cordially Of teeiIs e4lsltg upon
both Sides and addresses made HerW ara by sew
sral gentlemen extending the right hand o fellowship 10
Dr. Kerfoot Prof Brockiesby presented the
fstions Of the Faculty. aud the Hon. w. r. Cufi- u
b. performed the same Office for the Alumni Inc
atudeuts paid their respects through Mr.. =. L. Om-
sted in Latin address winch did hide the warm
synpahies with which they seem u welcome thelF heW
superior; and the Hon. Henry Birnaid, LID, eweii-
-rnown citizen Of this city. completed the bst WIN
hearty greeting from The people 81 Hartford. AIsOu
as made by several Of the speakers 20 me Bishop WHO
recently filed the Chancellor seat IN lIiniiy Conee
snd 10 She distinguished pOeess whose name has passed
sntO history identified with the CITY. ,,,
DR. X root then pronounced Discourse upon TIC
Christian college" treelng the n.e AS 20 "a
In the evening the Presidents lsV 70 Droel' poter
large number Of TIE literary inhabitant. ana 'litne
Of Hartford testifing ~ i. sois s9o1 m bea y S
al The suceeeding day has been devoted 70 NE oin
eneDcemcnt exercises. A very la'ge hnHog, ~ ."'
Alumni we're present, and the ho.ss-Auyh h@i-rigg
sented most happy hppearanee. 10 cits ofConueou
cut can boast a moro pleasing pepiis a<teipD ATo"-
shan is 10 tits city Of Hartfordn this as in many
nther rearcts urese nting ma sed contrast 10 lis e
c.sitaI re ,bi,y ne"n OF usftC,rd SPARE nc
VI 80 90 -. nj ma, nph c suir
pains nor expense 10 Sfs eNiuynov,o ~. h 10, al
without when so many cIies ifo VSt n"'' 'ii' or" ~
into premature decay. -.
or course the hall is the enterprise II one man r con
cany Of meu; but IL shows Whit tho citizens deMnhC
III ny ~ ihi ta,ss,o g., ,ba h.gnce 81 iisconi
soS with which we have attended this Days e1ercises
Chancellor "iiiars ocrulsa nn c mn. ~ ~
ported By President hefIoo D,1n ~ ioo, . nu @
che collegiate cap The hiudebts hlso relan t.v 80
and cap or European mage and IN 'his fsspect noiu
marked contrast TO the palmer g@ID OF olhcf coses m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03

BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Another Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT. An
other fatal accident occurred Yesterday. this occa'
zion upon the line Of thu sackct at IInroad. little
siri aged two YEAR. named Caroline Winng. IN At
,emptg 10 eros. the track under tie horses legs
and was knocked down and run over before the prog
r.ss Of the car conId DO checked. She was instantly
Killed. The accident occurred tie corner OF smith
and Sacketsis Tho parents Of tie deceased reside st
No gs>t Smitu.kt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03

CASE OF STABBING IN A SALOOy.-On Friday
night a s,ilor. name unknown. quarrelcd with VIM.
Bottc In the saloon Of the latter No. As Whitehalst.
during which the sailor stabbed Bote in the left arm
inhictng a severe wound. The lniter then beat his
opponent the head with club until render cd insen
.le. Botte was arrested by the First Pr cnct police
and on Saturday morning committed tor examination BY
ceilogan. The wounds ofte sailor we're dressed BY
Police Surgeon Andrews. and he was then taken to
Heileyue IIOsDtai.
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,,,poyn Tuppr OF MONEY. --Timothy Nor.

AIIFGED
ton aged 10 yesrs was yesterday arrested by ocsf
U.rris az the FL shteenth Precinct ON tho m
lame, Kans of No. l72 East Twenty seoonus., ano
Con- niainnnt while In "A store In Second-ave hoAr len -,
st. took from his wallet ESQ to select zone ,S %0n sa,e
Pay IA ,i,ueh he I'm bls pantaloons pocket ,eh on
nv roar and was picked mp BY the seen,sd nj ~
was informed OF tbs fact and demanded ~ Justice
Norton denied having II. and hence his "'e'~
nol,e committed him for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03

DRowYgD.-As the ferry-boat Arizona was
passing into her slip at the foot OF south oe'enth-si
attached to the boat for cleaning purposes. while draw
lug pail or wafer. fell overheard AID was drowned.
No blame 10 DE attached 10 the hands on INC Oos' az
,h yned her mo-, 10 draw alter fioln thr stern while
m NOTION The Division.ave. boat and sevenh o'her
boats edsty put out for her rescue but her 0out
could not be found Tho name Of tho woman Was Dehs
Kline.
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ANOTHER Lrpg OF PRESIDENT LIN

ANOTHER LIPg or PRESIDENT LIScoLS.-Ihe
Hon. WIN. II. Herndon. who was the law partner OF
Afr. Lincoln from lsi4 TIL his death. IL COLLECTING
material, for biography visiting the localities wneh
afford nementoes anecdotes. &c. Oft late President
From ts long and Intimate association Win MI
Lincoln. Mr. Hendon has an advantage as biosrapher
scarcely any one else could possess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
BROOKLYN Cry MoRrALlrY.-Ths total

BROOKLYN CI1Y MORrALll1.-ih t"lai
of deaf hs last week lir, Of which 40 were
adults and ioo under two years Of age The principal
Causes were cholera infnntum, ~ consumption. 10
cvu, Visions y; innammr ton Of tie brsiu. naiasnus
and diopsy. 6 each: debility. 81 Inflammation OF the
lungs paod fever and darrhea each; scarlet lever
nnl hopping cough. esch; Group dirhtheria anu
smal pox oacb, puerperal fever AID cholera morbu-,
each. Under one year Of age 6s. Natives OF tue
United States. l25; ireland. 7; Germany, o. England.
s.. Scof1nd
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.ou,v.,. OF ruR o.. $. STEAMER sALArEA.

The IT, 3. steamer Gaatea arilve1 az 'n,e Pm Ths
SATURDAY. mol ming. from Cape Hayden 'uns ~ "'
S6owirr Ii a list OF her oiliceysi ,r.,,,. om
Commander, T. Nehc'son Lieutenant ana Bs"oo, A
w,ay. n C. MiIvr j. IL CoussnsI A. A. sursson w. :,
Dsnor, A. Enssn, wm. Rcbin.pn Edw. Jsss" @wi.
rA .i.i.nt EngiuerYs Henry Jones' Chas hosh',,
Cts@non; Third Assis,antF nsinser' ehsns,e n.
5sas !. r Davis. Peyma.ter' 0i'rA ""i y "'A1'''
! i r. ullcIdoNl. John !onts
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N,,-rr.yAn RoppEsY.-On Friday. mig

NOCTURNAL RoBpERy.-On Friday nig s
Samuel A. Brown Of No. az wess n" Irv,o~ Mace
while i"ts,Iea,sd was met by John schneider who
assisted him st down. aud while doing 80
non, nv 90 f65D an tho sixth National Bank OF TINS
o Roth men were soon sfter arrested by onser
Nelson Of tho Eighteenth Precllo and the stolen
,, y s,r ir on saturday morning by Justice Dodge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03

COURT CALENDAR-THn DAL
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIr-PARTs |. and H.
Adjourned without day. SPECIAL TERH-Adorned for tho
term. ...I
SUPERIOR Court AND COMMON PLEAs-TEAL
Terms -Adjounrd Tor the -
MARINE COURr-GEHERAL TERM--Nos. l to IL
inclusiye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
LAW INTRLLIGENCE.
THE COURTS FOR JULY.

WIN the heated term commences the summer
vacation In the civil coor dear alike to judges. lawyer. and
the employees OF the courts Excepting the Frdr and
minor courts and tina Court Of 0rpea Sssons nothing WI
be dourb"t chamber end ndeon and the Superior
Court has shortened this by hriz is opening IL
oehek n:'esd Of TO- The assgsnrna Cor the chambers
during this term are: Judge C-rke in the Supreme Court,
Judge Oarvtn In the Superior aud Judge broda Conon
Pleas The t~fm which la, it ended II busy some
Others. ha. disposd OF unusual number of prta1t
tional by the highest rhuna "a the STATE decision
been rendered IN the Croton Aqurdact controversy WHICH
suit plaintiff has allowed TO 20 by default The
pres hss been argued before aud the dec
sion of the 0neral Term 81 the Comos less The Sug
alone Of the Of public interest bss been sdoud
Autumn Or less creditsbe may m~nti
the Supreme Count during the last mouth twenty jndg
Tor divorces have been granted and the
minutes Of the Court slows that the number L. likely
lessen future The Court Of General Seas also. has
heavy calendar kelly to desn Judge Ruse aud the pros
ecuting officers In term durisg the whole mouth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
SUPERIOR COURT-sPxclAL TEnx-JuSs l7-Befoie
Justice OARvIs.
nEcfSIONa

Julia Carroll agt. james Carroll.-Reference
ordered hear and port the defendants ability to pay sup
port 30. Sally Aun Howell set Tho kai k.rbock.f Lie
Insurance Company for extra allow DENIED with
gu, Joseph Sylvester sg' John s. Bsey-hotion
granted and allowance Of hys per cent amount Of
re rees report Ellen Seby sg The Iudon River Raj nd
Compauy.-Motion granted Memoranda In Clerks office
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port-iuaroexs' Nnt.re.
STATE 90 Nsw-YoRK.

SrArr % N~w-YoRK. /
PoRr-wARDsss Osrcs, No. 10. wall-'t
NOTICE IL hereby giyeri, w accordance Wiz
~ section Of the Get paced Apr a. 1851 eutiIei
Ac. 70 Rsergsn.e the wsas dee Of tho fo Of Ss
subi-ea matter Of such auir Examination survey ns
tina following vessels are novfV .ndcr n'nanon oy lii a
completed within ten days succeeding thi' nO''e
beard aid veassls: . .Sp
Steamer City Of Duhr ........... Pier No a. y.
Hsyk James NJ. Chw chill ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
nsfe Ahdes ',.'.~ ....''...'...''''' in;on stores
BsrL West lodi, '"......,......PierN No e =
Brig Costa Rb ...............:.PirtS No 10; 81
MlNrnuRNE 1OMfhiNS' E's"A'~'
j,Aves y. sHnIpAH sscretsTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03

BrRaLsRY.-The liquor store Of J. W. Con-
row corner Of Fult.inave aud Adelphst.. Was felon
osy entered on Saturday night and robbed OF sl'o IN
bills and lquors valued ut { ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03

..fI MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sun Rises...432 snu S~ts...735 Mooa sets.... 90
WATER THIS DAT. 4 :.
Sandy Hook. $50 tiov Island.. 331 He'd 0s&s.. ls0
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aooNcu.

,, ., al rrv,us Pan shosl schr Hoshen saw sehr l.
Crawford bound 3 ...o ~. yy.,.,., s,o, ".
80 Wom ,rrvooI i,r Rio Jan-iro Is days on Juna
"a lat lOnss:44 spoke schr. Powsr hence ~ MOois
inSs Is M 81. 10 lon 1854: brig T. H. A hiCspots schs
Mara Jsns. hence iof Demarara
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port W Embellishments L



s..m.D YER Cruz, y c' 4 wn cs
Steamship Geoss. Cromwell. Vail. Neworissn'. u. \
s,s.m.iip Pstap.co Nef N-w.orissu. n. n erish
s,.smsip City Of Port ~ Prince Csra APsiachsco'a
s S,s" Aru-ui. Cun Savannah. w.L.m.,. Good.
Steamer EasSps tGriiss, wiIHiasiSn d. o Grins..
Steamship Ai,dn. csZ. NORTON. CITY Point aud Rib
mond n. I. Lsinsstan %: c,.. u,.-
Steamship Yuoo' Couch Norfolk and h'comsuo' heneA~
strsm.hip pscotah, Ryder Richmond. Psnona collis1
sss%,hip ty ofNsw.YoI Ieitcn, Liverpool :. g Dsa>
9ss11 q S.ss s sssS., S'g"S b.
ST. AMIR Artisan Young Baltimore.
s,+snrr Ch-ssp-sk- sherwood, Portland
sf.iin.r United States, Davis fsi River
Ship oaern lbnl. MI chri Liverpool. Williams 0SieS
Ship Excelsior frndeten LiverpooL Thomp,ons NeeA
s n'p s s,eT.', c on"s 3. Joh nun g.
SIP ..sc weCo. ssws Liy-lpoGl c; y Marshall c.
Bah i;eesiemuuds tIianl Kultsn Bsas" s@s S c.
Ear: W H r1.ns a S..sa req fwsd c.
BmE Queen Nab nh bartlett. Havana Trjilo vininS
Bsrs ora Linn tBrD. Goudy. Sc John. ~ d. b'ya .
ssrI Rockingham. Fri.b-s Er.be hpor. Low c.
s.Is SaS%snt ae tgn Mchepais Pctou S. Boyd
brig A.o tBrl. E.po.ito ol.'so~. s'oovich' Asr'''~
Brig hse fnzserho tphh Nhno'o' S'"'''~''
Big Sportsman OHM. Cetts. Frazier Sargent.
Brig Florence Nishtingas (Br.h hssrn, hontevdeo u.
sis Robert Move, Hochkiss. Demsrsra, H. Trowbrdsss
Sous v - c
Bris Mary NJ william: OBI, Kennedy, Havana. W. &
Bris ncr.or mi, Cooper B-rmud. McCon Firth.
Brio W. W. Lord tBEl Mcleod. st. Johus. N f. Creeas
Brig al-nr.ny tBr,. Henns'ssy. H'rb0r o''o'' n ..
Bma Eara. tsf.), Ackiey. Lirgan, =. Talbot Co.
brig Hound (Brj Anderson. Hslifsx Whitney @
Big Trtou (Br J. Bent. Yarmouth ~ 81 Brett. Son C.
schr Aber, Field. Wrecks. ST. Kits .. D. Hurblrt c.
scbr Belle (Br. d ia. Leascrs 20
ScLr Annie Mussenden (BE Mussenden. 81 Eustacaiu@
sehr Pao DC (Br), Mcdonald CharIottet0wu. PEI C. 4
sshr Mary M.nkiu, Cobb Galveston. Texas, W. LA
sclr James English, Barker. Feru.udins, Fla Pienon
schr W. R. Beeb@ Grant, M0rehsad City, Van Bruns
ssIr Buena Vista. McLane City Point N. L. Mecready
scIr H. j. Raymond spr.sue City Point, N. L. MccresdS
schr O. p Binns Taylor. City Point. rerson Collins
Schr. Enoch Moore, Chanioers' C"y r0'H' w. A' NV
seh?. Maryland, Sterling, Norfolk. Mort Bedsi
SIR d. NJ pr,tit Clark. Washington. b. Small 20"
sch, Hrsr DIVINE Cor.on, Philadelphia j. w Mchee.
Scar sarah j. Vaughan, Vaughan. Philadelpnn Dena'~
'D Srhr' Hero. Small SALEM r. ". Rope.
sehr General BuIu,ide. Frelck. Gloucester Ms''' +"
SER r.. A. DeHart, Low, Boston. r.
SIR Margaret aud Lucy. Crosby, Bristol i L. nsnsS
80 H. franklin Hurd Norwich. II. s. Racket. SoA
81, I.martiur HILL Saco, Me-. w. H. Rvrismin. .
schr Jai,s Z. Pratt, Brown. Washington. Van Brsn' .
S's ssshr 1 II. p.y. Chase Washington. s. Kenney.
scbr William aud James, Onien. S~Pi.re' baker p'Se
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JuLr I-Besors
Judg. SHrPMAN.
aFNTFyCFa.

Thomas w. johnson was sentenced for passing
counterfeit money. years imprisonment hard labor
and + fine.
Early charged with the offence. discharged
on his own recognixauccs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03


STEAMER Starlight Pedrick Fortress Monroe W non'' "''S
10 u. ). Quartsrnast~f. 4, III n ro.,s, Fortr,en
MI steamer Iisaes Nicholson, Cape Haytien June ~
~ R,r.bc. fof Nassau, ~ PL Henry. Antwerp an
ri'-i;,s MAJ az mdsr. snow Burgess Lat o. lnn n
80 larye M m5er lceber;s II which were w To-
heh and was days gutting eiesr of the Nh. n
Ham Magma Ciars of Halifax hafusah' ne"'
Ss Wavelet tbr) Osborne. Rio Janeiro May ~ cones
p.,drrvs,t Bros Co. Left barks w. bisncnnia Solts.
-. S.s.York NAV "a; Maxwell. for N.w-iors MAY ~
Ss,s Ernvick Winthrop for Baltimore May "a ons S'-~
80 UslrcS f,r N-w.York May Is. ,o.-
R,,s r. n A. PIT Plsddrn, Of and irom betmuda oAy%
potatoes. kc.. Middleton 4 Co. ,,~., .,,,-a
Ens NJ G. Brooks Mie Charleston days naval ''''e~
Y. Is. Chase Co. -, r....n, p.,.,.sn s, c roia
p sr o..s. rum. &c, r. Hanfod. Lett bark Princes
AlIspdrs for New York about July l; brig Nehe S''p'
| for New-iork June H. =, O.. =, d.x. .u,ar IA.
| Brig Aroostook toi bostohh Loru ''e'
Aat.leps tof Turks Isand Dobsou Cafdena' 10 oay~
mola.ses Herqu-s Co -, g., p.,n,paa o d.ya
| m,bosauy Mctol Firth. ~ y, o.. .o,,o>
seb, Eothrn Murray. Jacksonville Fla, days. e0'''s'
| kc Corwin Norhrnp.
sehr Jane. Caswr Bridegroom. ma, Had lava
| scpr. Arrow tof Nassau, Cokennief' iii"o" '
In ballast, A. Z. Godehroy. . ,,... r.ol.onx;u>
49, y Marvin (of New-Haven) Matthew'S JacA'o"'hA~
Poydru Iof Hsrwrchl Ednrdre. bsrscos 40 Gay
S' -. nongl,s L.ft .chrs Miranda for New ora IN
nui'' snab NUs for N.w.Yorx Juue ~. wme Scuo; W.
yysbr VoIan, Perry Charleston days tooseoo'
| Drppsr -,
i N,ND-At Sunset, s.S.E.. with rain.
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Auitrst.

sssmers-Oeean Queen. Bremen, Ners VrnA nsvans ny
~ navy City Pot au Prince Crrsds oeoisr
vii Erin Paiapsco fazoo. Ariadn~. useo'an' A"'s~
Entrru~ Hibernls Monterey, Haze, Annie.
BaIk Honduras. I...I
Below.
puy.-Is,tmsn Esteysn, from 81 CrolAi Milo ibhk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

REVENUE DECIsION.-Thc following
highly important decision in relation to
oil leases, has Just been issued by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue:
"If the land has been worked before
the lease is made, or if tho original lessee
in such case underlets or assigns his lease,
OF portion or undivided interest in it,
tho collector will, in such case, have
some reliable date to start upon, but in
all cases he should estimate, from the
best information he can get, the prob
able average rental value; and of course
III doing TINS he will have regard TO his
own knowledge of the premises, the in
formation derived from the parties and
others and the stipulations of the lease;
and If the rent is payable i'll oil, the
average market valne of the oil is an
element in the calculation, and i'll cases
where he is in doubt he will, of course,
receive such instructions as may be de-
sired from this Office. Such leases,
whether of oil, coal or mineral lands, are
held TO be subject to stamp duty as cases,
nd stamp as an agreement or contract
of course insufficient" - -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

REMOVAL. OF THE CAPITAL AZ.
. ,rse or other our rural ireihu' " ;,h
1 legislature are not well sa'lSlieu tho
heir soiourn in Wheeling What ca" no "'' "D,
,ause of this dissatisfaction we e,a I Of
LIN to determine, bnt ihS. " . ''
st'0 'T exist. nmongo"rdist'"s"''n0"
sass.s there can b" no d0" . 1"1iv'
g'e's' Wv, second OF third time during
Gay -" five or six days, resolution was vas
s1s s1~% in the House which provided S",a lot
oi'" ntment of committee to select
, npr place for the Capitol and other
,.,t,,iI8inus of the State. Ii Is True
our city does not afford AS large a
u fnr amusement and recreation aS
4 NV c, The thriving and populous cues
4 lone the line OF tue Baltimore anu o''''
I ;lnad between here and Harpers ferry'
1, =, .till we hope oar friends in the Leg
4 ,,t,r. will overlook our shortcomings
i r.ma;n with ia at least until the eX-
birotion of the present forty-fv' days
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

Run OFF-Ycstcrday morning two
horses, attached Ia a government wagon,
which had been left standing on Main
street, in North Wheeling, near Holmes
and Beams planning mills, took fright
and ran oft When passing the planning
mills the bed of the wagon Jared from
it's place and was thrown into the street.
A little girl, who was in the wagon, es-
capped miniurcd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

The RIVER was still rising slowly yes
tcrdav, with about seven feet water IN
the channel. The ice in the stream was
heavier, and more 10 I've dreaded 10y steam
boatmcn The Rchccca, Capt. Mcclure,
left for Cincinnati The Revenue, Capt.
J. T. Russell, leaves this evening for Gin
rimnati and Louisville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

lN the First Branch of Council there
are five Democrats aud nine Republicans.
In the Second Branch there are nine
Democrats and fifteen Republicans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

ARCTIC WEATHER.-lesterday we had
IA specimen of what may he supposed to
Ice genuine arctic weather. Ii began to
grow intensely cold and after nightfall
the wind became boisterous
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

4 NUMBER of our Democratic friends
were yesterday engaged i'll raising funds
to purchase several bolts of Grape, which
will I've presented to the Senator from
lpShcr, to assist that county i'll the com
ing season of mourning and lamentation
over the defeat of the Republican ticket
IN this city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

THE PROPER CLAsSIFICATION.-ln its
report of the Ritchietown election, the
hfclHgencG' of yesterday morning placed
the names of the candidates under their
appropriate headings, viz those Of the
Democratic party under " Onion" and
those of the Republicans under "opposi-
ton" We are glad to note this improve
ment on the part of our neighbor, and
hope hereafter to see things done decent
" and in order.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

THE MORRIS MINSTRELS-This talented
troupe of interesting performers appears at
Washington Hall this evening. We know they
will be greeted with an OVERLOOKING house. OF
this troupe the Philadelphia Ledger says: Their
nightly exhibitions increase in attractive power.
A genial spirit of happiness and mirthfulness is
the sure result of an evening with their troupe.
Twenty one artists OF acknowledged ability fur
nish amusement and profit for the audiences
who attend their performances Their pro
grammes are all new Go and see and hear
them"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
sDsUT TRUB.-All the preparations

s,DsUT TRUB.-All the preparations
| ,Jc by the Unionists, ''s"-called." for a
4 r,ud demonstration over their antici-
6,rcd victory at the city election OH
kIoud,v have heen suddenly frustrated
Ay The "Coppcrhcads" All tho bald
taced whisky. fire rockets. cannon etc
h hich had hecu purchased for THE we
tory are now Il dead loss to the Ci'''
The rler club which has for the past week
been practiciug appropriate songs last
evening gave it mp, and concluded theS
could not make hai screnade This is "a
S,d state of affairs. hut nevertheless true
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
CHARTERIEhRGTION.
Triumph Of the Democracy.
EE--4asE EH q
The Complete Official Returns.
Election Of n Democratic Mayor, City
Clerk, City Sergeant, Treasurer and
superintendent Of the Water Works
.-.FulI Reports from the Wards.

Below we give the official vote cast at
the charter election on Monday. The
figures show glorious triumph for the
Democrats on the city ticket. Those
marked thus 'Dand thus % are the
Democratic candidates:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

Luolns rangipanni roilet Pcwdei
This widely and justly celebrated article, which
is used throughout Europe and considered no.
cessity in the toilet Of every lady, is now for the
first time introduced to the ladies Of America.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is unrivalled for removing CHAPS, BLOTCH-
Is. CHATS, and other impurities Of the skin
rendering it SOFT, CLEAR, SMOOTH, and
BEAUTIFUL. Co.,.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is used to remove TAN and PRRCKLBs giving
freshness to the complexion, and healthy hue
10 tn. skin with Youthlul Softness.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Il used by the Ladies' of Europe 10 sprinkle on
tbs inside of Kid Gloves, enabling II light glove
TO be drawn on aud off with CASE and prevent
ing their being soled by perspirntion. After
the glove is Withdrawn, it leaves tho hand
Smooth, Soft and White, with delicate soft
ness and perfume
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Ia used TO re,aove all all ROUGHNHSS and red
ness of tho Hands, Arms aud 1sace. ID softens
CORNS, and all other outaneous cxcrescuncos
PRICE rs CENTS & 80 CENTS,
according to size of package
F5yeSent by mail on receipt of price.
For sale by WILCOX s. CO.,
Prin. Agents 1sl Water Street, New York.
Also by the principal Druggists and Perfu-
mors dcca2 am
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison, served UP in the best style. nj The
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall. Achoice
lot of wines liquors, ales and beer, always On
hand. GAUS d WARNAFELDI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
r1TY ANDSTATENEWS.
G,sa and Other Markers So
Inc Matter. to b found ON
h.. Fourth Page.
Anr Collector

WIN he in Centre Wheeling and ki'on-
,,nwn today, tosettle up all old SECURES
!, LIST If January.