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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

oh b4tstkS bNSoShs -
.nts and Business men, OH
her, 1865, at Washington
:, to take into cOnsidera
may be necessary to car
G w Franzheim
j Reed g. Co
Z Alex Rogers
Jno Mcneil g. Co
Altman e. Wayman
X Porter g. Co
Crangle, Dalzel & Co
John + Hopkins
p g Hildreth e. Bro
SN Prather
LIS Delaplain g. Son
Bailey, Woodward e.
Co
Norton, Mendenhall &
Co
!, Mcclellan e. Knox
Booth, Battelle g. Co
Laughlin e. Bush1eld
. Greer e. Laing
Wheat g. Son
c Z Stifel
Augustus Pollock
Stein Brothers
Simpson e. Wilson
j T Lakin q Co
j M Ewing & Co
VIM Hare
II g Harbour
: r Z Friend g. Son
j Clemens g. Co
A Schwartfeger
II Schumlbach 81 Co
7 II Logan & Co
OFT, Sous & Co
Sweeneys & Co
Harry 81 Stewart
Harper 81 Bro
j NJ Matthews
NJ j Pollock
Al Parnell g. Co
Mark Lewis, Secretary
Norway Iron Man. CO
j Bodley s. Son
D jackson
j B Ford
r j Berry &c Co
G w Humphrey
A Allen Howell
Dillon, Thompson & Co
Jacob Hornbrook
A Turner & Co
S z Hildreth & Co
S Brady
Gorrell & Co.
Donel & Gray
j d Detwiler & Co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
A UrHoR1zED AGENT FOR
WE, THE UNDERsIGNED,

w feeling the want of Chamber of Com
MERGE or Board of Trade IN the city and be.
lieving it would be of advantage. recommend
meeting of the Merchants and Business men, on
the ed day of December, 1865, at Washington
Ball, at o'clock P. NJ, to take into cOnsidera
ton such measures as may be necessary to car
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
rosnectfnlly announce to his friends and the
nublic generally that for the past nine months
he has devoted his entire personal attention to
his store in Philadelphia, Pa, for the purpose Of
fully establishing his business there. Beng
now in successful operation in that city, be will
in future Give a portion of his time and personal
attention 10 his stere in Wheeling. Having be-
come directly identified with the Eastern mar
kets his facilities for accommodating and suit
ing all who may favor him with their custom
are greatly increased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

DEMAS BARNES & CO..
New York, Wholesale Agents Imyeeodly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
Fur Department

Particular attention has cen given to this stock,
and do not hesitate in saying that we have the
largest in the city, ranging from $40 to 500 per
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
Warranted Three Years,

by responsible company, brought TO the house
Of the purchaser, instructions given in its use,
without extra charge, and satisfaction guaran'
teed, 1t is no experiment to buy, and there is no
investment which pays a better interest or
brings more comfort health, happiness and re.
lief 10 the household
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

to make quick sales.
We return our sincere thanks to our friends
and customers for past fayors, ana by close at,
tention. increased facilities and low prices hope
10 merit an increased enount OF patronage.
Our motto shsIl be. ..Try to please" -
Very Respectfully CO.
,-f.z. = 90. .-cs1r oo1A>i --SS-TIT -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
Bed Blankets

White and oolored, very cheap; colored ant
white coverlets and quilts.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAwK-EYE

GTOCK FARM FOR SALE.-Con-
~ tanning eight hundred and sixty fcres; four
hundred in grass; good brick Dwelling; na,rns;
ton, on the West Point Road, in Lee County.
Iowa eight miles rom the Mississippi River
Price &25 per acre.
Apply to III " DEAN, F9Tt Madison,
teil1i-d6waw Lee County, Iowa.
II EGAL NOTlCE.-state Of Iowa,
Des Moires County, SIN County Court ot
sad Comfy.
In the 10 latter of the Estate OF MAHALA EArSD
deceased. late ~ s. id county.
The State OF iowa
TO 81 persons claiming 10 be Heirs at Lay o.
said dscedent. Notice IS HEREBY aiven, that on
Nor, iay the 81 day o. April, a d 1865 a hearing
will be had Of nematter Of Eeirship 10 the es-
tate OF said deceaent before SAID court. at which
time and plsce all persons interested viii De
heard. II t40EhT. Judge Of said Court.
Burlington, iowa, February 2atn, 1865,
Publish - Daily and Weekly Hawk Eye I'M
til dav OF nearing, II q OHRT,
iebG5- d&w,d Judge of said Court,
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A New AND lAroRTANr INVENTION
The Cleveland Leader says that James T..
Craig has invented and: patented new
steam boiler, which viii work an en- tire
revolution in eteAm boilers Of al kinds,
and particularly where large amoun; Of
fnelis used, in making asaving OF at last
nine-tenths of the fuel now required for
ordinary boilers. 49, 4, /
The mode of its operation is to star, the
fire by the natural dranght of air, and when
the Goals are ignised. close the openl6g he.
meath the CRATE. aud the top OF the tlue-
supplying air for combustion by means Of
force pump, which, after passing through
the fire, is injected az flame into the sub
stance Of the water, which instantly starts
the generation of steam, although the mass
Of the water be not above one hundred de-
grees Fahrenheit. On trial it was estima-
ted that less than one pound Of coal would
develop horsepower for an hour, saving
something like nine-tenths of the, fuel
commonly coNsuped. The boiler, which
is only six feet in length and three feet in
|diameteF,~ developed, for -seYeral hours,
steam enough for thirty horse power en-
CINE from but Nv shovelsfull of Goals. Its
main feature ID the entire economy of all
the heat generated.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

Now AND THEM When four yeaas ago
Fort Sumter was compelled TO snccumb to
the South Carolina insurgents, Governor
Pickens-he who once boasted that he twas
born insensible to fear" delivered con-
gratulary address TO the Charlestonians,
in which he said:
I'VE have humbled the Tag of the United
States, and az long as have the honor to
preside as your Chief Magistrate, SO help
me God there is no power on this earth that
shall lower from that fortress those flags,
unless they be lowered and trailcd Il, a seq
of blood"
Glycerin is now used to considerable
extent in the place of spirits, 70 mix with
water. to prevent its freezing in gas meters.
dc. Glycerine now costs but one nth the
price Of alcohol, and will neither evaporate
nor freeze at any temperature Of our eli
mate. Mixed in equal proportions with
water the mixture will not freeze at o tom.
Iperature OF $50 below zero. "a,
Mlstrust the man who finds everv thing
good. the man who finds every thing evil.
ana still more, the man who is indifferent
70 every thing.
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DURG, JOY l. co.
I'D JOHN BURG. I. JOY. JOHN HKRTx1.ER
Burlington Agricultural Works.

Having enlarged and otherwise greatly i'm.
proved orr Factory. we are now turning out
from eight TO ten wagons to where We formerly
made one. and We want customers for them &C.
sordingly. We have also greatly improved our
Stirring Flows. We ask every farmer TO try one.
Wewarrant cur Plows, SO no one VIII run any
risk 10 giving tbem trial. We have all varie-
ties of Plows. We are row ready TO take orders
for those Buggy Corn Cultivators. such rs "
put u p last year and which gave such general
satisfaction. We are making Q limited number
and those wanting them viii do we'll to send in
their orders early. The advantages Of this Gull
tivAtOr are: sl4aC
Firat-The plowman can hide and plcw with.
out labor. .ts - s -.
Secondary person VINO can drive . team
can manage it :. 80
Third-If does the'labor OF two men.
Fouyth-It - used for blowing in spring wheat
and oats and u preferable TO the harrow.
Fith-lt IL 90 simple and cheap for the labor
1t performs
sixth-lt saves labor-it savss time-it savea
money. ss9s6t.s
have u, VIII have It. and viii not be without 1t
jan-i1-dAwtf - 80
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load. and The horses becoming frightened
he was dragged some distance, injuring
him severely. His head was badly cut,
and two Of his ribs were broken. We CLEAN
from the Maiaregor Meas.
The Iowa River has been rising FOR some
time past, but the latter part OF last weeA
ii ca nee no in a hurry. flooding the bottom
opposite this place. This rapid rise was
-occasione;a by gorge OF ICE e1Ienolng
along the river for several mics. ice upper
part being few miles oeloW toWn. Ou
Sunday last the gorge gave way causing
tho wafer to let down rapidly sinking some
hree fee. sunday night. The ice mas stop
ned somewhere below again yesterday,
causing another rise. We near that tne
lorv Ground on the east side of the river,
near the mouth is all overhowed CON plete-
~ subnerginG the farms in that nelgnpor-
hood Wcpeslo Republican, 7th.
i Correx At SAyANNAH.-A Savannah
correspondento of the New York Coa.0aerciGi
Aducrtisea, writes:
Already about thirty five thousand bales
of cotton have been seized by the military
authorities, and daily large quantities are
being discovered. The greater portion OF
that seized has been found on the wharves
and in the cotton presses in the lower part
Of the city. From that point the cotton
satherers have searched every building in
the streets running parallel with tina. on
the river, and - yet have not passed hall
through the city. Cotton is found secreted
in bedrooms, cellars, carrots, outhouses
and everywhere that secure place could
IS found. The course Of the Government
agents with regard to this cotton has not
been such q TO create good feeling among
the owners. Private marks have been re-
moved, the cotton rebaled, and all eviden-
ms has been done not in solitary cases,
bnt . . general thing. The consequence
will b that private claims viii be disal.
lowed for want Of evidence Of Ownership.
This may be the military Law Of necessity,
bat it is not justice, and if oar dear breth-
|ren Of the South learn Of It, % they IN
not bale in any city which is menaced by
Union troops win be spared the ravages O
the flames.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

TE1so Biteoss aee peepAred, In pur0 boutCee
Whiskey. fFo0 eombsnnsion Of over tWeasy d..
5erent kindD Of roots, baSks md herDs, UAieA ~
il perfect c0ocset one With Other, pfsp9sa mo-
he osigfhal 1u1mala siveo BY The GTseS ehis1 -
jacket, - d. ChApiA, Who u0ed then s0eeeeaalg
b his practice fR Many years - - thai4 -
esinsd o great . popularity in the tssesnsnt -
care Of Oyspepsia, liver Complaint, CeaDdpat01,
Eish aAA Nervous HsadaeAe tsvag and Ago, 81
al dissasea afisiag fpn TORPID liver q i1dissstioe
psnons suffering non eit1se o. sAeoe Ioathsu0t
dissasas will Ind o sars cure b. ~ uss e thoce
.EiStssA which afe peT5ectly ppre and free 6Om ~
tAcss drugs and p0isOns uetAlly PUT ~ b Soea
rserAratiG0s sad pAlAsd "a On An a1Guspestsg
-Dublic. siukle trial viii convince the noSt shR
tical tia: in flle kED JACKET there y vbsss
which no Other niisess pODssa eds i5
They Strengthen and invieoeass ~
Trey are unsqualed for general dsbiB-
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give . GOOD and hea lthy appetite.
They assist Objection. 40
They are the best 0timulAnt, In CIV
They are . preventive Of Fever -
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache. %,.
They are perfectly pure and palssaoD
AGED pe.sons and delicate females viii Nod y!
can save large doctors bills By the - y -
beware Of ccunterfeits. The Red jacket bs'e nr
are cnly cold in bottles With our name otov.
the side, and our private govsrnnsnt clamp ss' n
The cork QUA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

In common with nearly all the other
States, Rhode Island has been making
complaints at Washington of the assign
ment OF her quota to the draft. A commit
tee from the Legislature vert to the Capt..
tai TO demonstrate, and try to have the
State quota reduced and the Eline tor the
draft extended. They made their report
on Tuesday last. They soy shat they had
an Interview with the President, who told
them, after stating their case, that SO May
complaints had reached him from va1ioas
quarters of the assignment OF quotas, that
he had personally taken the pains 20 eA-
anime the formula adopted by the Proves.
Marshal General for the calculation and
distribution of the quotas for the several
States. had arrived at.the conclusion that
no candid mind coIYd doubt lis fairness
and equity. He said the pending call was
not for So0,0 men, .suhjeotalo fair credits,
but for SOC, GOO remaining after all 'air cred
its have been deducted. He further stated
that although the policy which had been
adopted by the Provost Marshal General,
for the assignment of the respective quotas,
met his entire approval. and appeared tc
him the only way by which exact justice
could be secured, in view of the fact that
the aggregate of the credits due to AL the
States exceeded very considerably the
number OF men called for, and that men,
and not an adjustment OF balances was The
object of the call-he had, for the purpose
Of satisfying the minds Of all parties. des-
ignated board Of officers to examine into
the system, and report their conclusions
he designed to grant q postponement OF
the draft, saying that the moral etfsc, Of
furnishing the men called for promptly
and without hesitation would be as great a
power as the men themselves, and added:
II believe that the opinion which General
Hancock expressed to me yesterday, is en-
tirely well founded, that If the army could
be presently increased BY four hundred
thousand men, not one of lem would ever
be required to FIRE musket at the eremy.''
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

: THE attention given American affairs
IN Eurona. increases with every steamer
tSat caryses 1l hl,scer Of inteliirsnce from
fhis continent across the water. The fan
Of Fort Fisher made an extraordinary
sarsstion n Enrland. partly because i.
mr. an end to the observation-disclosures busi-
hess. TIE London Times, Of February /,
:.To tho s.ndent Of the art Of war We
cnnnmand the story Of Fort Fisher for i'm
scien.i6c value. and 70 the genera, reader
fnr fro OF ceedinr irtereet of fhe narrstjye
The fall Of this nlaoe. after a long and ter.
rihle Gre. nav not be deadly blow 10 The
ao,,th :. Int the Federals viii look npon il.
with inatice. as brilliant success. ard he
enconrared bv It to preserve in their ope.
,st;cns scsinSt tina sea.cnast towns which
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

Ole and Only Reliable Route East
from Burlington to Chicago, Detroit Toled
Pttshufgh, Philadelph1A, Baltim9re. NOV xofA
Passengers leaving Burlington on the 400 4
II. train connect ct Mendoza with the ul1nois
10, both the Noon and Evening trainS Both
trains connect with AL the great Eastern RaiL
road routes, to-W1t: II. O. r II. VA. Detroit;
SIR r. via Toledo aDdP t.tsburRh and Fl. Wayne
r r Win Fl. Wayne, Of which passengers CAD
take their choice.
Only twenty hours nom Burlington 20 Toledos
Thirteen hours ahead Of any other route leaving
Burlington.
Baggage checked through to Detroit, Niagara
Falls and New York, Boston, Toledo, DU0ki1k.
Buffalo. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
Tickets fo- this great Eastern thcrougnIase IoJ
sale at Ottumwa, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant, and
the Ticket ONCE corner FroE. and Water streets
Burlington.
Sleeping Cars attached to the Nieht trains
L Fare IS low - any other route.
II. r. HO6FOR0,
iAnl-bptt. 0an. Agent g. B. 4 q. II. \
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ixnl-bpt,
DUCKEYE REApERS AND NOW.

Id ERS, for 1S65 Il have Just received an in:
voice Of the various sizes of the above celebrated
Machines, to which ask the attention OF those
wishing to purchase Harvesters, for l66s:
8 B WRIGHT,
feb17-WN % Water street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

ROGER A. PRyoR.-This gentleman was
recently taken captive, andlnstead OF being
sent to his place among ordinary prisoners
of war. was lodged in Fort Warren. The
fact that 30 delicate q creatufea - Pfyor was.
incarcerated was too much for his old assoc
GATES in Washington. Pressure was
brought to bear on the President, who all
WAYS Yields q ncefuhy at the proper time,
and Pryor, who had formerly been in the
same newspaper Office with Col. Forney,
was raleaSed on parole. He was at the
New York Hotel on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, having an excellent season, mot sin
gle Yankee at Aniersonville tor Libby
has ever been halt 90 we'll treated, and he
has finally reached Washington, where, in
company with Col. Forney, he visited the
President. er wt
/ We have NO inclination tosay very much
upon this state of facts. They carry their
own moral with them. But We may OBJ
serve that the return Of Pryor and the fet.
ing he receives, are an insult to every loyal
citizen Of the United States, and burning
shame and disgrace in view OF the horr1d
suneripgs TO which our poor fellows in reb-
Oh prisons are subjected. While the Senate
discusses retaliation, and Loyal League
Clpbe are hot with indignation It the treat.
ment of our men by tho rebels. there il
found q nav kish sympathy in high places
for these traitors, that shptld make one
tromble for future In which favoTs shall
b hsaped upon the heads of the chiefs Of
| the rebellion. The treatment Of Henry s.
Foote and of correspondent Pollard are
cases IN point where our Government has
shown . lliecreditable leniehcy.-N eav York
1 Commercial. 40 IL
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WILCOX Z GIBBS pa ,54ae,.s !
SEWING MACHINE

Il is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Aadn1ne All over tie Word.
Principal General Agencies. 80.
NEW YORK, jOS Broadway,
CHICAGO lSs Lake Street. % & q f.sa
2if PHILADELPHIA. 7l5 CHESTNUT strest. q
BOSTON; ~ Washington. Stree.
CINCINNATI, 20 West 4sh Street,
LONDON, 135 Regent street, ,-,,l
HAMBURG. ~ Hermann Street.
PARyS, SO Boulevard de Eebaktopols este
At. PETERSBURG, IS SOrOchOvays 49,.
VIENNA. 9 Wil0pTetInarEet, s5aA.kM
BRUSSELS, 10 Rue Crusade, Is asfg~1 ~
sydney, AUSTRALIA. go Pit Street,
NEW ORLEANS, Louis. ana, 60. 7p@ t1Al
HAVANA, Cubs.
SANTIAGO, Chilli, 7sr ~ .-,tf
GONSTANTINOPLE,
ROME Sz4. ssfI f4# EsgRa5o0t e
T. VENICE gss@a e,~ a t..t5
Ha-serd for fall descriptive sets gei q
- CIRCULAR AND PRICE LIST,
and specimens OF work 10 ii vtrge3
s Mp. BARRY, Agent,
q 81 Third street, ! ae
ian27-wtf 81 us Eurlingsoa. lows,
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AUDITORS oFr1cn, IOWA.

AUDl1ON OFF1CB. lOWA.t
Des MONIES. February 18th, 1861
It is hereby certified that on the 18th day Of
February, 1866. q eworn statement was dloel in
this Office, showing the condition OF the Sc
curity Insurance Company located at New York
in the State Of New York. on the lst day Of
January A. D. 1865. in accordance with the pro-
visions Of an Act OF the General Assembly Of
the State OF Iowa, entitled An Act in relation
to insurance Companies" approved January
18th, 1851; and an Act amenda.ory thereto, ap-
proved February 9th, 1858; and an Act liz rela-
ton to Life Insurance Companies. approved
March nth, lssa; tina, said statement shows that
said Company is possessed OF the requisite
amour: OF capital, and invested as required by
law.
Authority is therefore given to the above
named Company 10 transact their appropriate
business Of Insurance in this State in accord
nnce with the laws thereof, until the Dist day Of
January, A. D., One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Stxty-Six.
5t is Also certified, tina. HN Lab E E.
Of Burlington, has been duly appointed by said
Company theiriawfni Agent and Attorney for
the County Of Iss Moanest with full power TO
kn0vledge service 81 process ~ provided by
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

Il is 9 curious fact, though no minister
OF the Gospel nor theological writer has
YET eth, notices. M It, that the year 1866 which
for withdrawing his troops from Rome
which will be virtually leaving the panarv
in that city to its fate-is the ve-y year
which nearly all our eminent commenta.
tors on the New Testament, and writers ~,
prophecy, from the time Of Bishop New
ton downwards, have, by wonderful con.
cn.rence of opinion, named as the year in
which Popery is to receive its death blow
|-.AdvertiScT.
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The Belgian Journals state that at the late
sp1Iang excursion at Leltzlingen, the King
OF PRUSSIA killed twenty-six deer and thir.
ty-1our wild boars, and the Emperor OF
Russia sixty-two Of the latter and forty-two
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" = : - TROs l. THORNEILA
Cummigaioney for Iowa IN New i ORR.
Preer 81 lnvestunent IN uOrsea<e.
q o. ~ ~ Me- vopw

.f4-. 60
City and County Of New York,
Be IL remembered, that !, ThomasA Thornell,
D Commissioner, resident In the City Of New
York, duly oomlnAeatoned and qualified BY the
executive authority, and under The laws Of the
State Of lows, do. hereby certify that Ihave per.
sonAly examined into tho ooodition Of the sa-
curity Insurance Company. Of the City Of New
York, and am folly qAus6ed they have sesete,
eafely investsd. 70 the amount OF One Million
Dollar; that have examined the securities
now In the hands of the company, - ct forth
in the annexed statement and that the same
are all correct
lido further certify that the said Security I'm.
suranoo Company ts the bona fde owner of
Bcnde and Mortgages, made Ia their favor, o.
specined in the annexed Schedule C, said Mort
CAGES being duly entered OF record and that !
am satisfed that said Mortgages are nrst liens
on real estate in this city and vicinity, and in
the aggregate are worth double the amount for
which they are mortgaged to said Company.
further certify that I am NOT directly inter.
ested In the affairs Of the said COMPANY.
In witness whereof have hereunt0 Get my
hand and afdxed my of6cial seal. this 9th day
Of January, 1855. TROS. l. T6ORNELL
Commissioner for Iowa in New York.
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B. ! o r r. LINE

DO Planning, sawing and Turning 70 order.
Particular attention paid to1dilwright WORK
inne2l.f.AVtf