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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-30

il,,IEL'GIovs.-The Synod of Wheeling
c,, ~ meet il tie First Presbyterian
ha ra ,Cl, OF Parko~hurg, on Friday, oeto.
", ~, l5fo' ottcn o'clock A. NJ D rsst n
boII Ii :, i. 'S'"ytoly Of West Virginia viii
an So,, - guar meeting at Morg antovn,s
a. " v''"'''', October 7th, at lO} o'clock,
,,,a The ;. fE re J, Of Washing. lon viii
TSe. IN the o.I Church a, Gross cleeE, on
n,o Inc :. rTGs1ytcry Of st clairsvina mi
6 meet IN Mount Pleasant Ohio. on Tues" ",s-
day October Sd, al Ii o'clock 4 NJ "''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-30

Tin, T1I F = -, Rro1771-o1i7s j,
left last cren;ns y'''.S men OF fhis city
"n'cn t1 axe place in Pittsbur, lo.dor'I
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PARKERsRURG has been amused of late
by the following, which is written in
large letters on fence in a conspicuous
part of town:
''FieedOm's MartW-J Wilke8 jDoN =
Some person, with murderouS intent,
has written below it
" Better make another Of The rritcr Of the
ADORE"
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r,TTY=lANBsTATB NEWS
.rhe Gold and Other - ~" be- found on
siscSlianeops Matter ~
LIE Gonrih Page.

,.,,,. pRApE.-The a''''''"' ~ %
r,5, Of the city fire compan,|S, .m mons
,@" ,t ~ afternoon and the he aS' ,%a CITY,
y's'f,aay ysrT ere5tnDls both to the c e's
ton s va ,~ But 6'"r Companies 5an ~Slt
anSdi} nrsln.T Us having become democrat
we'd o. 5lisDanded ..o,,,r5.~ headed with
Fi'.' s., ,'.rial music They number
band ,,rn men; and had their engine
cd n"] jjja tow. which were handsomely
an" 5,rn.d- with pine and flowers on the
' 'o was the inscription. I'VE are :'".,'
10. when duty calls.
'Xa>f came she 'astgonty-SiN, led by
rg<, band .Th@ mustered flity-iour
man. and were accompanied by engine
a55r.l, whftl. we{Isa embe4lished with
dIvcr- and hags. .
Then came the = Rough aud Ready
Numbering fftyytwo men, accompanied
Nth 4 brass band. Their engine was also
t.siylplly aeeeIptel With t9MerS, etc ,,
last bat met least 2eRne the United
.''''.- . staIIJay Ell &c --EG I. ...,,,,
mimi 6Ting Seyeaty70hAa laeih accoilP"-
-,s.a wfth'a,bf3ss h8pf.3 ! Thy ht1 had their
3. r ~ and engine, ipotbs Of which were or
oane1ted With g5ii5 {. .hqswsfs, etc In a
Ilr,,artiful aaa,er built and trimmed upon
fAe engine, as stood the Goddess OF. Liber-
:, in alls bef. glory -
Tiaasinsus paraded through the primer
rqa street $, and Mere everywhere warmly
etgdsH ttlI waving of haudkerch'elS'
fags,, etc Boqnets and wreaths were
LonptifnlIIga.besdowe's upon the noble
--bvys j. gyery part Of the city and the
,Irarade was p pleasant and leV'ai one 10
! NV nv &c, took pat il it,. ----.
The whole4iffait eliminated III grand
Ind. which wasilrld at Washington Han
last night III III r. cq{syps's string band
n1pi4hcd theBusic, and gay and fes-
i. c.4ipit vas hata6Jfi early this morn
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lHr new h~npess in New York , :.
ing at $50 and SEQ apiece. TbSS
housesaresGlling rapidly,
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INN nay or ATONEMENT--The BIZ
blasI .4asf-day called in Hebrew
io5n, Kippuim" Day OF 4tonement is
scelebtatea N all faithful 1s1atlites to,
dax. This davis also ealled1n the Bible
sabbath OF all Sabbaths3r on which the
highest virtue shall be praeticed, name
~. abstinence from all terrestrial things,
ardespcciaHy earthly pleasure, subduing
all orr passions, and being thus reminded
cmphltically of The aim and object OF
hniuau life and awakening thesentmcnts
rhat1Ty all frailty Of the body we have
, vocation to become holy and Immortal,
EkeGod. TbiSday is, therefore, according
to the biblicallaw, devoted by all Isra-
elites 10 the most earnest medltatlons
and fervent prayers. they CLAIM 1or
their authority aud government in the
celebration the following from the Bible;
Lcvitfcus, xiii chapter, 26th verse, and
the Lord spake unto Moses, saying also,
on the tenth dag OF this seventh month
there shall be a day of atonemenB it shall
be a holy eonvocaton unto you, and ye
shah afiict your souls, aud ofel an Of
fering made by fire unto the Lord. And
ve shall do no work "a that same day,
Tor it's day Of atoncment to make an
atonement for Won before the Lord your
God For whatsoever soul II be that
hall not be afflicted in that same day,
he shall be cut off from amongIhi peo-
pie Aud whatsoever soul Il BE- that dOeth
any work in that same day the same
.oul will destroy from among his people.
Ye shall do no manner Of work, Il sha'l be
statute forever throughout yolr gener-
ations it shall be in all your dwellings,.
1t shah BE- mite youa sabbath of rest ana
ye shall aAlict Sum souls in lie ninth
day of the month at eve, from even unto
even shall ye celebrate yOnr sabbath. -
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10 Ike, a..
.6,eb tIcy 5oi,r s. no ID fiSTeest po,..bl.
4 to their piyIai agr tdrsilanS irsuine befor.
purchasing siss fkere,n 10 -
Particular attention. bsif 10 'fJ1tTs IN filing
which, We gu3raatee s1tigfdrtten both In pre-
md quality z - szN
The higfpsr MAJ est priceipahi Tor Ginseng
BeesEyax BlaKseed, &c. - sep-1
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Jesse II. 1IEELoR,
:; az TAX < i! 1 ,!g A. OHIO

r.. Ma l2a,Maia street Wheeling W Va.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-12-30
New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear in this
mornings paper, to which we invite the attention
of our readers:
The sold Guard. The advertisement of this
able Worry Magazine will be found in our adver-
Using columns this morning
The English Re0ie,os.-See the advertisement
of these desirable Reviews, in advertising
columns.
Pianos.--We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Chas. n. Staff of Baltimore, san old
established Piano mandatory. Therreferences
unexceptionable.
Lodging aud Furnished Roons.-A lady ad-
vertis.s lodging for several gentlemen, furn-
shed rooms. Call at No. Ito East Main street.
Damaged Paper.-Stewart & Dey are offering
bargains in damage paper. Call on them.
Morris, G,oathmey d Co., are offering sundries
in their line.
Apples.-Davis d Bro, have rs barrels very
choice apples for sale, besides large assortment
of articles in their line.
a Soldier aoho has lost both Legs.-Mr. S. w.
Glenn has given Mr.. w. r. Barham, soldier
from the Confederate army who has lost both legs
in battle, chance for a benefit tonight. We
hope the people will second Mr.. Glenn's liberal
motion for Mr.. Barham needs friendly hand tc
| help place him on his pins
| Leigh Bros Dc Phelps.-Offer valuable Ware
| house and Lot at auction.
W. r. Roberts, will have a sale this morning
| of desirable furniture &c.
| Geo. r. Wilson, will sell parlor and chamber
| furniture ON Wednesday next.
| Leigh Bros d Phelps, are to offer large lot Of
hay at auction on Monday.
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A GREAT ADvANTAsE.-We are informed that
in few days, it is expected that well adapted
steam Tug, will be in readiness to ply between
the Depot of the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
road, to freight the products coming to this city
by the road, and in return transport goods from
our merchants intended for the interior. This
boat we understand is to be commanded by Capt.
James Brown, favorably known to the Merchants
of Norfolk and others, for his industry, energy
and attention to business. By this arrangement
the Ferry boat will be relieved from that crowd
of carts, drays, &C., numbered up with divers
articles, to the great annoyance of foot passen-
gers; indeed such is the extent of this inconven-
fence, that at times is almost unsafe for ladies
to pass from one side to the other. There is
not only danger of being run over, but it i'd ex-
ceedingly unpleasant to the ladies to have nice
dresses soiled by muddy and greasy wheels. 1t is
surely an advantage to all to have business facili-
ties increased and evils removed.
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Mayors CoURr.-The Court room yesterday,
was without its usual crowd Of 'bummers, loaf
ers and roughs, and only few cases of minor inn
pOrtance occupied the attention of our worthy
municipal guardian. On complaint OF VIM. Har-
ris, keeper of place of amusement ON Church
street, were arraigned Messrs. Roland Z. Web
Der, Edward P. Shaver, Cornelius Harrington
aud James S. Sullivan, to answer the charge of
the larceny of two Silver Watches, valued at
twenty-four dollars, from the showcase of com
plainant. From the testimony of the parties,
and the confession of Sullivan, it was clearly
shown that he alone was the guilty party, he ad-
hitting that he did take the Watches while Z" era
zy drunk" and had thrown them away. Sulli-
van sent on to answer the charge before the
Corporation Court and Harris, Jones, Weber
and Shaver required to give recognizances for
the sum of two hundred dollars each, for their
appearance witnesses for the Commonwealth vs..
Sullivan.
Gertrude Wilson, young lady closely yelled,
appeared in Court and made complaint of assault
and battery VS.. Lawrence Curry and John A. Mill
ward, but the affair having occurred about three
miles from the city, his honor decided that it was
beyond his jurisdiction, and should be carried be-
fore County magistrate. .,
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MAYORS CoURr, Portsmouth. following
cases came up and were disposed of by His Hon.
or on yesterday morning;
Sarah Oakley and Sarah Brown, had their dam
der raised by imbibing too much mean whisky,
and wishing to display their fighting abilities at
tackled and severely scratched negro woman on
Thursday evening. These fair though fail dcn,oi-
settss were ordered to contribute $40 EACH to-
wards promoting the public good
John Gallilee and Charles Gill, for shooting and
severely wouAding Isaac Beaman, of molasses
hue, were turned over to the Freedman's Bureau.
George W. Singleton Us. Cornelius Young, in
action to recover $l2 AZ, due on goods claimed
to have been sold and delivered. Judgment
granted the plaintiff for the whole amount and
costs-$2.
The evidence in the case of Joseph H Edwards
was then taken up:
VIM W Smith being sworn, deposed as follows:
l am stationed in Portsmouth, am a member of
goth S NJ. | am attached to the Band.
was in Oxford Hall on the evening of the 9th, a
man seized me and claimed acquaintance; back
ed up against the counter and he commenced
stamping on my feet and spit upon me, asking me
If was not all right. | threw him upon the floor
both arose and he struck me, we then clinched
and was pulled off by some person l cannot say
who. The guard interfered to prevent any fur
Their disturbance, and some person struck him,
cannot say who struck him. l next saw citizen
with revolver in his hand; could not say what
his name Is, but believe him to be the same per-
SON who was afterwards shot, guard entered
the Hall, and this citizen approached the guard
with revolver in a menacing manner; shot of his
revolver twice; cannot say who he firing at
but think it was Moses Singer who was immedia-
tely in front of him. Moses Singer then fired off
a musket; cannot say who he fired at, bus believe
it was at the citizen, as he acted like and had the
appearance of wounded man; l Immediately
left the Hall.
Moses Derugee being sworn deposed as follows
/ am stationed in Portsmouth am member of
the Goth M; was in Oxford Hall on the ev-
ening of the 9th; was called upon to aid in quel
ing disturbance at the Hall; some man, name
unknown to me, was there and very boisterous,
and threatened to drive the guard out of the Hall
He said he could whip any man in the Goth regi-
ment,. and rushed at me with revolver in hand;
warned him to keep off, and used all means to
prevent him from committing any rash act; he
fred his revolver at me twice before l fired. l
cannot say whether the shot struck him or not;
he followed me after the shot wrs fred and COM
PEELED me to use the bayonet in sefdefence, short
ly after the man fell. There was another man
With him called Brown, who was active in at
taGAing the guard. I was placed under arrest
for shooting, and afterwards released.
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OUTRAGEOUS DEPRAvIrY.-On Union Street,
night is made hideous with the bowls of drunken
neg ro prostitutes, which infest dance house,
pstitioned for redress, and it is to be hoped that
this gang of harlots will be cleaned out. The
premises are kept in beastly state of filth, The
BachanaIian orgies of these depraved wretehes
would disgrace the classic regions of the Five
Points, Tells Point, Blackberry Alley, or Ann
Street. well known sinks of iniquity, in our North
ern Cities.
Judge johnson and Mayor Tabb confer with
each other, and for the blessing of peace and
auietness of the outraged neighborhood, inaugu-
rate some mans to rid that locality of such in
tolerable nuisance. Ifyou will not notice it. we
hope the commanding General or Provost Mar
shall will. To permit this nuisance to go on Ion,
ger is burning shame upon our community as and
ties, for the good order and morals of this city,
wake up and rid Union Street OF that moral
pest house, where the devil dances nightly.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-12-30

Personal---very. evening, the train on the
Seaboard ap& Roanoke Railroad, brings quite a
large number of negroes, both male and female,
from North arolina and the interior of our own
State and now, that both cities are filled to
Overlooking with this class of population, might
not it be deemed advisable to call the attention of
the authorities to this subject; and, as has been
done in Mobile, procure injunctions against their
being Hooded on us-at least, until some proper
disposition can be made for them. Now there are
thousands idly loafng about our Streets some I'M
able, others unwilling to obtain employment, and
we would suppose it to be to the interests of all
parties, to secure such speedy action as would
remedy this deplorable condition of affairs
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-12-30

Observation-Disclosures Bernhardt win positively
remain in this city only until Saturday the 30th,
at o clock p. All persons needing his services
should call at once at his Office in the National Hotel
He is able to cure long standing inflammation and
chose who are partially blind. His lenses are
pronounced by professional men to be the best
adapted to remedy defective vision that have
ever been manufactured. This is probably the
last chance to procure the best quality of glasses
that may be offered in Norfolk for years. Let
all who are afflicted make no delay, but call at
once. +
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CORPORATION CoURT.-A. W. Atwood was adj
mitted as practicing attorney before the court.
A. L. Hill, Ryland Capps and Charles Ramsay,
were appointed appraisers upon the estate of W.
A. Lowell, deceased.
D. C. Crowell renewed his bond as a Notary
Public.
J. B. Upshur vs B. & J. Baker, action for debt
in the amount of $40 Is. Judgment given by a
single justice and confirmed by the court
j. B. Weeks Us. w. H. Traverse. Case dis
missed
Graham Moore %. John T. Daniels. Case
dismissed.
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Notice is hereby given that the time for the
discount of 1879 per cent. on Gas Bills is extended
to the 10th day of each month.
Persons calling at the office of the Company,
No. Al, Bank Street, from the LIST to the 10TH in
elusive during business hours will find their bills
ready, and this allowance made
No bills will be sent out from the Office until
after the 10th of the month, when the discount
will cease, the full price be charged, and the Gas
shut off, at the discretion of the Company.
By order of the Board of Directors:
j. H. DAWSON,
dec27-lw Secretary.
CTERLING EXCHANGE.-Sigh
y Drafts, on Liverpool, in sums to suit pur-
chasers-for sale by VIM. LAMB,
dec27-tf "a Commerce Street.
3 e 1T R E T n 4 M B E R E D.
j o ID A N,
THE CON FE G TT o * Err,
Has large assortment of everything suitable
for the Christmas holidays
CANDIES,
Toys,
FRUITS,
FIREWORKS, DC.
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CECoND-HAND LUMBER FOR

CECOND-HAND LUMBER FOR
- S LIE.
l am authorized to sell all the Material of the
Maltby House Hotel, ity Point, now stored on
my Wharf, consisting of
Flooring, Misunderstanding,
SASH primed and glazed,
Doors, Shutters,
Window and Door Frames, &C., &C.,
In lots to suit purchasers.
FOR SALE.
5000 tons Steamboat Coal,
1000 sc Crate and Stove Coal.
ALSO,
we'll selected stock of Building Materials, to
which the attention of builders is invited
A. A. MCCULLOUGH,
Central Wharf,
dec29-6t Foot of Church Street, Norfolk.
DRos P e G II U OF TIL E
GO s M Q p y L T II f.
On the first of January we will commence the
publication, in the City Of Baltimore, of a
monthly
LITER ART MA G ZINE.
There is no publication Of this character now
issued South of New York City, and the closing
of the war has left large portion of the people
of the country with no literarary representative
The COSMOPOLITE will be devoted to
LITERATURE,
ART, REVIEWS,
SCIENTIFIC PAPERS, and
GENERAL READING
And we shall number among its contributors
some of the first literary men Of the South, with
Others from the North, and from London and
Paris.
All matter not original will be carefully Sc
lected from the newest and best of the English
French, and German publications; and its Ed,
tors will spare no effort or expense to make it
rank with the VERY FIRST Magazines of the
country.
As its name imports, we have established the
CosMoPoLITE upon no sectional basis. We hope
to make it the ORGAN OF GENERAL LITERATURE
alone and will be aninfuenced by any party or
clique whatever.
It will be mailed to subscribers in any part of
the country upon receipt of the following
SUBSCRIPTION:
Single copies, for one year,.,....,.........$ 400
Five g :. % ........ 1900
Ten g :" GO " .,,,........,.,....,. SO 90
@lSS- The CosMoPoLrTE will be generally dis
tributed among the Merchants and Planters OF
the South, and we will add, for their information,
few advertisements at moderate rates.
va Liberal deductions will be made to book
sellers and news dealers.
va Newspapers publishing this Prospectus
and sending marked copy to the undersigned,
will receive copy of the Magazine:
Address De LEON CO.
P.o. Box 26e, Baltimore, Md,
dee29-eodst
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BURGLARY AND LARoENY.-On Monday night a
negro woman entered the premises of Mrs. Haw-
kins on Church street, Wolf, and made a
clean sweep of all the Ladies' apparel. Yester-
day the thief was traced to the country and ar
rested in barn, hid under a hogshead! All the
stolen property was found. The thief was turned
over to the Provost Marshal, and being an old of
fender she will, no doubt, receive term in the
hard labor prison
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-12-30

The ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL.-We
is now engaged on the repairs of this important
work, and that in few days they will be COM
plsted. In the meantime, shippers of freight are
assured that all possible facilities will be given
for the speedy transmission of goods destined to
pass through this canal
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-12-30

RETURN OF TRoops.--0n Thursday evening the
train on the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
brought from Suffolk detachment of about fifty
members of the goth N Y. Regt which had been
SAINT to that village to pre- erye peace and quiet
ness during the Christmas festivities. Every
thing passed off pleasantly, and we are told that
the citizens fold Nansemond had most merry
time, though the services Of the military were
not called into requisition. No disturbances oc-
curing to the pleasures of the day.
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MARKETS.

Yesterday business received quite an impetus.
The sales on change reported, were 10 bales ofre-
packed Cotton at As.
small lot of Tar at SO per Dbl.
876 bushels of white Corn at 10, and 1000 bush
els at 80.
Large sale OF crude Turpentine wss reported
outside on private terms.
Gold fiat, at las.
No produce or staples, in any quantity coming
forward.
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GLENN's THEArRE.-The manager of this estab-
lshments have kindly rendered a benefit tonight,
to Mr.. W. B. Barham, a Confederate who lost
both legs in battle. We hope our citizens will
turn in full force and contribute to this worthy
unfortunate; attractive bill is offered, and
the house should be filed. On Monday night they
promise the public new Star, in the person 0
the beautiful and accomplished actress Miss Heent
Western.
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F Stuff, W P Tiley, L Lyons, Baltimore; w
P Hammond, James; Washington, d c; W
Boyer, K White, } K Garrett, R Ould, Vir-
ginia; j Greenburgh, U NJ D Marian, w o
German, Mrs German, H Bennett, S Kende-
virder, X Stranger, N Carolina Temp
kins, New York; Pell, New Jersev b F Will
son, Boston.
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TIE BASE BALL MAToH.-The Juniper and
Creighton Clubs of this city, met last evening on
Club Grounds to try conclusions spirited
same took place, and we record with pleasure,
the fact, that the youths composing the Creigh-
ton Club, came off winners.
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LOCAL.

NorlcE.-Persons or the Portsmouth side hav-
ng advertisements, orders for job printing, com
municatiOns or local items of interest, will please
cave them at the auction store of Messrs Hatton
d Maupin, on Crawford street, and they will be
attended to-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-12-30

DEACE! PEACE! PEACE! Glory
to God in the highest; Peace on earth
and good will toward men,-was the announce
ment made to the Heavenly Host when they
came to declare to the Shepherds of Judea the
birth of that great King who was to establish
that Heavenly boon to man.
Those who want to know something concerning
this Heavenly Message, and whose minds are not
entirely darkened by the foolishness taught by
the Clergy about the dissolution of the Globe,
and the removing Of portion of its inhabitants
to some far-off, distant region, (none knows
where, are respectfully invited to attend Dis
course to be delivered at IL O'Clock, TOMOR-
ROW SUNDAY MORNING, at the Chapel
on the upper end of Church Street. Subject
The second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, for
the purpose of raising the righteous dead, chang
ing the righteous living, and establishing that
Peace announced by the Heavenly Host.
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TRUCK FARM FOR SALE.

We offer, at Private Sale, very desirable
Truck Farm, ~ miles from the City, called
Langley's Point, containing IS Acres, most of
which is cleared. This Farm is situated on the
Elizabeth River, and bounded on the North by
Greek, and has the finest Oyster Ground in this
section. For further particulars and terms,
which will be most liberal, apply to
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
noylS-6t No. g. Commercial Row.