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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-01
FARM FOR SALE,

CONTAINING 156 ACRES. 1 RE
" SERVE the River HILL which is about p
acres This farm is situated on Scotch Ridge, ct
miles above Wheeling and twenty rods from the
Ohio River and Railroad, where We have
Switch SO that produce can be shipped to any
place. 1t is we'd improved; good brick house
Containing eight rooms, with cellar under the
front; also the.largest barn in the township,
with stabling under it for horses and cattle. 1t
is well watered by a never-failing spring at the
door, and a large brick spring house and all 9TH
er buildings necessary. There are seven acres
of apple orchard of the choicest fruit, the young
est trees Just commencing to bear also varie-
ty of other fruits. sucn ounces, grapes, pears
and peac hes 1t is welrtimbered not less than
thousand locusts from two to three feet over
The greater part of the farm is well adapted for
vineyards The soil cannot be surpassed for
raising all kinds of grain the most of it having
been In grass for four or five years. The build
incs are AL substantial, for put them up nev.
or intending to sell Any one wishing to pur'
chase will please call on me on the premises In
Pease township Belmont county Ohio. VIII
make payments suitable and easy.
will also sell the River Hill, with the Coat
under all the land.
iu29 lmd&w WILLIAM hAlNEf.
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FEMALE COLLEGE.

Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING. w. VA.
THIS INSTITUTION, CHARTER
i ED with full collegiate powers in 1854, and
recently TeOrganized under new Board of Di-
rectors. will be opened as collegiate institute
on the first Wednesday in September next The
buildings are now being thoroughly reItted and
newly furnished throughout.
In the liberaity of Its arrangements in the ex.
tent and comprehensiveness of its course OF
study in its methods oftuitiun and government,
and in the ability and experience of its Board
of Instruction, the public may rely upon its
being fTst.class seminary.
Having had many years experience in conduct
ing leading Educational institutions i'll the Eas.
tern and Middle States, L feel assured that with
the liberal patronage and the earnest co opera
ton of the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity,
the College will soon be able to extend 10 young
ladies' ali the facilities for an accomplished cdu.
cation to be found outside of our eastern metro
poltan cities.
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to be able
to announce the engagement of Il corpse of
teachers of distinguished ability, experience
and reputation.
sciences Miss Martha d. Halstend, former Pre-
ceptress of Wesleyan Female College, viii
mington, Delaware.
In the department of literature and bellies
lettres, Miss Mary Williams, late Prcceptrcss of
LAFAYETTE Institute Washington II. e..
In Music Miss Emily j. Shpley, Of New Yorl
tv, educated in Europe and pupil of Bassi
nj.
In the Fine Arts, Miss Isabella NJ. Gearn. of
the New York School OF Design. b.
Assistants will be added in these, or oticr dc.
partments, as occasion may require.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized mt
an early day, having especial reference to the
preparation of young ladies for the business Of
teaching.
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT viii be opened
for such Misses rs are too Young t"entcr the col
lcgiate.
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS.
TUTIoN.-First Preparatory, co. Second Pre-
paratory 81 First Collegiate. e Second Col
Iegiate 50; Junior slU Senior, SIP 81 Latin
French. Ggrmsn, or other languages, %; EXper-
mental Sciences s. extra, each Drawing 50 ;
Painting in Oil, $40. Pastel, $40, Crayon, 81 Mu-
sic on Piano, $40: Use Of Instrument, - 81; 70.
cal Music, 80; Fuel, 81 aud 81 quarters 81 cents
BoARp-Si5; Fuel and Lights, = washing
So Weekly Board from Monday to Friday
night s37 80; Fuel and Lights, g.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in all
cases at the commencement OF the quartcr-Sep.
9th, Nov. 18th, Feb lst and April 18th.
Young ladies are received at any time, but
not for less than an entire quarter In case Of
protract"d illness, allowance will be made
Young ladies should bring towels, table Daplius
umbrella anil overshOes
Applications may DO made By letter OF br
calling at the College from | to O'Clock.
L. &. LOOMS, An. NJ. D.,
July 20, 1865 President
SPECIAL NOTICE. Having to be absent from
the 25th inst. TO Aug. Iuth, applicat ion may be
made in the interval to Hon. g. d Hubbard
President, or to J. L Wilson, Esq. Secretary
Board Ut Directors iy25.tf
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CLAIM AGENCY.
US. Sanitary Commission
ARMY AND NAVY Claim AGENCY
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
u,HE U. 8. SANITARY COMMITS.

rI,IIE U. 9. SANITARY COMMITS
/ SION. desiring to relieve soldiers, sailors
and their families from the heavy expenses usu-
ally paid for the prosecution of such claims
have established this Agency, to collect pen.
sions, arrears of pay, bounty and other claims
against the government, without charge or ex-
pense of any kind whatever to the claimants.
On application sent TO this Agency, stating the
name and postotfce address of the claimant, the
name, rank, company, regiment, service and
State of the soldier on whose account the claim
is made date of DISCHARGE tr death, the proper
blanks will be filed out as far as possible and
forwarded to the person applying. These can
then be executed and returned to this Office,
where the claim viii be prosecuted to final is
sue in the shortest possible time.
jui5-eod60d
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FOR SALE.

TTHt IATE RESIDENCE OF
Il JUDGE FRY, being lot IL, with its ten
ements, on east side of Main street, Wheel
ing will be sold at public auction. ON Tbursdor
the Sd day of August next, at 10 o'clock, A. n
at the Court House Terms, one.third of pur
chase money in cash, and the balance in three
equal payments at one, two and three wears
with interest from day of sane secured by dee,
of trust in the property.
iuly27.Iw
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Notice.

bEEE UEDERsEGNED DEsIEING
4 TO devote h5 undivided attention n odoI
matters offers at private SALE hi stoci 20.
Drugs Paints NediciHo7 Oi5 &c tosailI
with tho fuIDituTc, fixtures, Ctc
For particulars and terms nnguucoi
&C GOOD.
Wheeling " Virginia
UptIG.rl.ruOutr thr bns,u q viii b0 con
timed ,s Heretofore apt
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riIEIE DAILY REGIsTEk g,snIs
Il BINDERY turns Ous al kin.ls steAB.
and Blank Book, for individuals az tipds OF
boats. railroads and Counties
binding done rg-. 49,. ..4.-r Be-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-01
WILL SELL Al AUCTION,
The Belmont Iron Works
and Nail Factory,

Bounded as follows west by the Ohio n'-
nOrta by Division street, east by Main .u'
and south b. the property OF hosHa Cai''''
s. Lancaster
ALSO the Coal Mine In said Wanl, h,s
worked by said corporation, and the Ilh'A'
connecting said mine and the rolling Din
ALSO the real estate and coal pr0pefN =
longing 10 said corporation in and adjonlas
south Wheeling including that. recently pn
Chased Of Dr. J. e. Campbell, and the chose, - !,
action connected herewith and Il towD 3's "a y
South Wheeling, lately and heretofore pufs = =
Of tine u. & II. Bank and others, and Lot ~
IN Csidwclls addition 10 the city Of hsein,s
southeast corner OF Main aid Division ru''
"ih I've teneDents thereon. ,,,
II Icing understood, that the pure haset ~ rs
chasers Of said real estate aud aYPuI y -, n
shai! also purchase al the stock, matsr4Is ~
and chattel property Of every description, "
about said Belmont Iron Works, az tbc VAiuA''
OF three disiHferestcd persons. =. go
TERMS-Ole-tbiTds cash, one-tAIa I..sns.t
months oBs-fhird in f0nr months, VITA .sa,is
from DAY OF sale deferred pay Inerts 10 oe
r- HENRY, MOOR
GlLCHkBlT
I'D DUBOIS, -.
For DirsciQrs.ql BelHont Iron "o'A
pIuy.
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NOTICE.
THE sTOCKII@LU.

TITEIER LAS, THE sTOCKH|Lu-
w LESof The Belmont Iron Works Comp
nv. Of Wheeling. West Virgins, at meeting
held At the ONCE Of said corporation ia tho ciu
Of Wheeling, on the 2lth July, 1860 passed TO
following resolution to wit
WHEREAS. the resolution requiring the 1sse b.
meut and paymrn. Of three hundred and niil
dollar. per share, 10 make good the los Of clpi.
tal resulting % tho operations Of the corpora
ton since Jan ith 1-oj not having an IMAM,
G.Jus vote and therefore not being adopted, u
is hereby
Re.0lUed That this corporation shall di'n"n
tinue its business and 20 into immediate hqw
dation. in accordance with the 10Th aecilop oil
the Act Of the Legislature Of West Virginia
passed October 18th 1853 regarding cOrpor'
tons and the board Of directors OF faid ooip9
ration is hereby Authorized and directed u pfo
coed forthwith 10 close and settle up 10 buslDei
as soon as practicable IN accordance With sAi 4
section OF said act and that the real estate A.
appuIten5ncy and Chattel property shall BE- "i'
Oh OF before the LIT day Of September DeIt
We tho undersigned appointed by said boar
Of directors committee 70 carry out SAID r."
luton,
WILL SELL Al AUCTION,
Al the front door of the Court House, Ia tie ,iH
Of Wheeling on tuesday tue 21d day OF Angus
lSGj sale tOCOmmcnce at 10 o'clock a. III al tha'
valuable real estate and appurtenances N ths"''
Ward OF the city Of Wheeling, Known az
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FOR RENT

STORE ROOM NO. Ii3 MAVy ct.
- formerly occupied by Mcclellan & Knox iu
mediate possession given. Enquire of
iuly2l 2wd.
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For DireciQrs.q1 BelEont Iron "o'S
pIuy.
jaiy22-td -sr
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A tine stock OF Square Pauos, with plain and
carved mOuldings, which are offered for BEE than
hey can b bought sLss,ghers.
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VIM, KNABE q CO.'S
GRAND PIANOS f!

Which Is the finest Instrument ever biou. o.
the city and the only Grand scsr gGered ..-
IN Wheeling.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

lion for life OF vice and crime. We,
therefore, say 10 parents give your boys
something to do at home, which will
keep them of the street. Give them
books orpapers TO read, or let them
spin their tops or play marbles in the
kitchen, OF even play Hop Scotch" or
"BlindmaOs Buff" in the porlor. No
matter ifthey do tear up the carpet
No matter if they do break the chairs.
You had better have your furniture
broken than your hearts; and you had
much better have your carpet torn 10
shreds than by dcpdving your boy Of
the innocent amusements which his very
boyishness Graves, drive him into the
street 10 be contaminated with the vice
and immortality which ho is sure TO meet
the moment be crosses the threshold Of
parents care. Once again, we say,
keep your boys off the street. Its the
highway 10 ruin.
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ADJoURSED.-Ths Legislature adiOur.
ned on the I'd inst, the forty FIVE days
allotted by the Constitution haYing ex.
PRED on that day. While waiting for
the enrolment and signing Of bills the
House resolved itself into a committee
of the Whole, and took up Mr.. Grego-
rvs Oath Bill, to which divers AMI sun
dry humorous and most ludicrous amend
ments were offered and their discussion
afforded a great deal of sport. Various
resolutions were offered and adopted
One to appropriate 81 10 to procure a
photograph ofa certain member who
made Two speeches on one side of a sub.
iect and voted on the other. The best of
humor prevailed during the session Ofthe
committee Intel.
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The Rebel Capital.

The glimpses of Richmond, which are
now and then given US By the press of
that city, reveal neither hopeful nor q
harmonious spectacle. The rebels are
beginning to experience some Of those
dissensions which have been in all time
the common 10, of conspirators, and
which are the invarioble prcludes to
dissolution. Mutual jealousies and sus'
picious on the part of leaders, Ioclicus
csbals among subordinates, and open
DETECTION from the rank and file, are
tie inevitable companions of bad cause
when it gets once fairly launched in
difficulty and peril The early days o.
the treason of the Drks Of Monmouth
werO as rosy as those Of Secession; and
though ii came to speodier end, it Wa:
not more infamous than tho fate which
will befall the present dynasty ofSouh
ern politicians.
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captnre of Georgetown

WASHINGTON, March THE Navy
Department has received an official re
port from Admiral Dohlgrcn, Of our pc.
secession of Georgetown, South Caro-.
lima, February 2s, flag steamer Harvest
Moon; in which he says: Under date
Of the e6lh. | apprised the depart.
ment that The Naval forces under my
command had taken possession Of G cor e..
town AS soon rs the occupation of
Charleston left my thoughts and means
at liberty, gave my attention. to this
poinl, as likely to be the preferable
communication for General Sherman, in
case such became desirable before his
entering North Carolina. Accordingly
began to collect a suitable force from
this station. The McDonough, Gerani-
UNI aud two launches were ordered into
the Santee River, being the only ones OF
that class Of vessels which can pass the
bar of the river. On the e2d the Paw.
nee was ordered 10 Georgetown, and all
the marines we could collect, were en-.
bodied in battalion, the object being to
pass up the Santeee with this body of
men, take the road to Georgetown that
traverscs the rear of the rebel works and
ASSAULT while the vessels attacked in
front The infantry was to be under
command Of Commander Stanley, assist
ed by Lieut.. Colonel Williams. On the
Esd of February the Pdwnee crossed
the bar, and joined the Mingo and Nip.
sic within. upon which the rebels aban-
doned the battery. The White and
Mingo steamed up the bay and took po-
sition. The marines we're landed and
the municipal authorities rendered their
submission to the Government of the
Union. The battery mounted Is guns.
Admiral DahIgren calls the attention
ofthe Department to Lieut.. Stoddard of
the Marines, who acquitted himself with
credit, and now has command Of the lar.
eest force Of Marines that has been col.
lecred together for some time.
Admiral DahIgran has issued on or
der for the maintenance Of the authori.
ty Of the United States in Georgetown.
lie first says; In conformity to the laws
Of the United States, slavery no longer
exists within the limits of the Union. -
The persons residing there who thus be-
come frcCmen, will, in future, enjoy the
fruits Of their own labor.
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B1~ Sherman has thus far suffered
no check or reverse. The strong inter
est felt in his progress makes US impa-
tient for Information, AMI imPatiCnce
grows naturally into anxiety, But we
may be perfectly sure that while we do
not hear from him, no is doing WE'LL
Those who are prone to be apprehensive
of misfortune, may reflect that General
Sherman took quite IS many ptotabiIi.
ties into account as they can, Every
soldier knows that movement which
depends upou the union of converging
colums for SUGGESTS intrinsically haz-
ardous. We believe that General Sher.
man, without the help of single bat.
TALON from the coast, is abundantly
able TO fight his North Carolina battle.
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OUR TERMS.
THE SITUATION.

Uniform success attends our armies,
and the prospect Of complete success in
mbduing the rebel armies never was as
Aatlering as OF present.
Congress adjourned on the 4th inst,
after q laborious three months session
Our Legislature has also adjourned.
The price of gold is gradually sinking
and with Judge McCalIoch to manage
the finances, we hayo reason to expect
in that all importoni deParmcnta mar.
ked change iorthe better
The miItay financial and political
situation is, We think, more encouraging
than ever heretofore.
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EJWc take the following from the
Wavcrly Republican. 1t is as appro.
pirate 10 this locality as it is to Wav.
erly;
On last Wednesday evening crowd
Of boys collected around tho Postofice
upon the arrival of the mail, and making
rather more noise than was consistent
with good order and military discip.
line, a squad ofthcm-three, we be-.
lieve-was marched of to the calabooso,
there 10 repent at leisure for their mis-.
conduct.
We hope this will DO warning 10
boys in future, and we also hope that
the lesson il teaches will not DO entirely
lost upon parents, Upon several occa.
sions, upon visiting tho Postofico, we
found crowd oCboys collected whose
vulgar aud obscene language and new.
a0gled oaths would have FLY gracCd o
pot.hOuse or ballroom.
Now, these boys have certainly "a
right 10 goto tho PosIoffiCo, but they
have no right to insult the ears Of ladies
and gentlemen with language too low
aud vulgar 10 DO thought Of much less
repeated Moreover, these boys who
ore allowed to run the street, arc gaia
ing an education which will yet bow
the heads Of their parents in shame and
sorrow They arc laying q sure Iounds,
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Gg-Tax Payers. read the advertise
ment Of s. R. Dawson, United States
Tax Collector for the Seconl Collection
District of West Virginia. His Deputy
Mr. J. r. Lsird-will be at the Office
of the Assistant Assessor, on Saturday
the llrh inst to collect for the months
of November, December and January.
All knowing themselves indebted had
better be on hands that DAY, if they do
not wish to pay penalty of ten per
cent thereto.
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U. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General,
CRY PorST, March, 5-4
Cen. Shcridnn,s Movement.

NGw YoRK, March 5.-ThO Times
says letter from Winchester states that
on the 25th ull., cavalry re endorsements
and ponloon trains arrived there, and
on tho q7lh Gen. Sheridan started with
about $4,000 cavalry it is said, 10 oper.
ate in tho direction Of Lynchburg. -
Some soy Sheridan and Sherman will
meet aud act together in that direction
Gen. Hancock assumed command OF
Winchester on tue departure Of shcri
dan.
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EJThe Chattanooga Goze,te says
that about the FIRST of January party Of
guerrillaS hung the wife and daughter Of
DR.. Joshua King, Of Rome, Georgia, on
the charge of loyalty to the Union
They we're out riding wien they were
captured by the guerriIas, who took
them TO a tree and hung them FROM one
of the limbs. Dr.. King is a rebel, and
went South when Rome was evacuated
by Johnston last spring.
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lz5pTnE CoMtso OF SPnrvo,-Whe

Er The CoMIsG OF SPErvG.-Wher-
ever Winter hollis long and rigorous
reign, there Spring is always hailed with
the most hearty welcome. /! is Spring
that gives rural life its greatest charms.
1t is Spring that sets the blood bound
ing through the veins, and makes SIM
pie living full satisfaction Tor the ycafn.
ings and cravings Of the human heart
Contenlmcnt overaows our whole being,
and all things are covered with glow.
ing. rosy hue. Spring is the raP'urous
poetic season Of the yea And as
Shakespeare says Of those who love not
music,-so We say of those who have no
appreciation of Spring, oil its sunshine,
murmuring brooks and gushing songs of
brds--thoy are only eft for treason.
strategy and spoiIs.'-[In
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The inauguration.

-,
WASHTSGToS March 4,-Preslden'
Lincoln was lnaugurOtcd at 70 o'clock
NJ to day. The weather was clear and
beautiful hut on account oil the recent
ram the streets were hIIed with mud
Despite this fact, the crowd that assem-
oIel was exceedingly large and thou
sands proceeded to the Capitol to wit
ness the Inauguration ceremonies. The
procession moved from Sixteenth street
and pennsylvania Avenue at II o'clock,
resident Lincoln had been at THE CAPT
'o'alI Day and consequently did not &C
company me procession 10 the scene o.
me ceremonies
wor'gcImen'S oil me ParoIed corps
squadron oil cavalry battery Of artillery
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TURyplaE BnrDGE,-The Turnpike
bridge, near the mouth Of Crooked creek
was upset during the recent rise in tho
rivers. Immediate steps should be ia
ken by the Board ofSrpervisors to have
it replaced. The bridge across Crooked
creek on the Carksburg road, should
also be rebuilt Without these bridges
there will be no ingrcss TO, or egress
from this place
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LEAsED.--Tte New Hotel building Of
Mr.. John Dufour, on the upper end of
the wharf, Galipolis, has been leased to
Messrs. ]. B budding, ]. T. Bowyer &
John C. MilleL The FIRST two members
of the firm are from Winfield, West
Va, and The later from Mason county.
They pay So, 300 per annum. 1t is ex'
pec;ed to be open some time in May
We wish these gentlemen success in
their unde rtaking.
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CORPORATION ELECTION The Corpo.
ration election comes of on the third
Saturday Of this month. A Mayor, Re.
cordcr, Sergeant, and six CouuciImeo,
are 10 be elected. This is an important
election and our citizens should see TO it
that the offices are filed by good
men.
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TOWNSHIP EIEcrroS.--The election
for Township officers, comes of on the
frs, Thursday in April. Entirely too
little interest seems 70 BE- manifested in
this election for people that expect to
govern themselves wisely, and at this
date VIC cannot name a candidate for any
of the oHiccs to be filled.
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aTeeklv @eqi5ter
90 y
GEO. W. TIPPETT, Local. EDITOR.
Local Matters.

On LEASES OPrIoNs. &c We have
now on hand aud for sale large lot of
neatly printed Oil Leases, Options,
Agreements, Pc sers Of Attorney, &c.
0rdersfrom a distance solicited.