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THE
ANNUAL CYCLOPEUIA
REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
OF TIE YEAR 1863

OF THE YEAR 1863.
l n Presenting to the public another volume
i OF the Annual Cyclopadia, containing the
record of the most turbulent year which the coun-
try has witnessed, efforts have been spared to
secure its completeness and accuracy, and to pre-
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The principles adopted in the previous years
nave taken effect, and many new and most I'M
portant questions arose under them, and were
discussed during 1863 such CENTS cation eman-
cipation, indemnity official and pecuniary, the re-
lations of the nsurrecuonary states 10 the Union,
personal liberty, martial law, prize, the liability of
Great Britain Tor damages done by the Alabama,
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and establish their government; also, all the
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OF literature; mechanical inventions and improve
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-19
Interesting, Case in Connection with
Mexican A fairs. r.

New YORK, October le-An interest
ing case in connection with Mexican mat
tcrs, and growing ont of the Mexican
emigration excitement of last spring,
was yesterday before Judge Moncrief, of
the Superior Courtsin this city, at Cham.
bers. General Ortega, who is the Chief
Justice of the. Supreme Court of Mexico,
and Vice President Of the Republic, and
Who, by the expiration of the term of
President Juarez, will become President
next month arrived in this country in
Aprillast, where he has since remained
principally in this city. Some days ago
he was arrested and admitted to bail in
the sum of 81 900, on complaint of Wm
H; Allen, who fgpfed in connection with
the recruiting and emigration movement
and who alleges that he was employed
by the General to superintend the whole
matter, and on the ground that all ex-
penses would be paid. Mr.. Allen states
that after he had recruited large num-
Der of men for Mexico. and incurred
dekts amounting to nearly 81 900, Gener-
al Ortega refused to ccsh the bills OF to
have anything to do with tho recruits.
The action yesterday was on a motion to
show cause why the order of arrest should
not be vacated The Generals response
to Aliens allegations is a complete de-
NAL ,...t#t o. -
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wendell Phillips Declares the South
Victorious.

7 B0sr5x, Oct. IS, s,Awendell Phillips dc
liyered a lecture before the Boston fra
tsrsity Last nights The. lecture attracted
aIarre and enthusiastic audience. It's
title was "The South Victorious" !" Mr..
Phillips declared. that President Johnson,
in his speech to the delegation that wait.
ed On him from South Carolina, and who
appealed to, him for protection against
Congress and the harsh spirit Of the
pbrthern States, had ranged himself with
the halfconverted rebels and made him
self one quarter Of a rebel in order that
the rebels themselves might be one quar-
ter Ufion.i Maj. Gen. Banks, Mr.. Phillips
dshounceds as a, vagrant mountebank
laden with the curses of every loyal man
in Louisiana and Massachusetts,, and yet
Massachusetts, men were going to send
him to Congress. Mr. P. in speaking Of
the endorsement Of President Johnson
by yariousR republican State conventions
said the Republican party does not exist.
lThefe is d spectrs walking over the coun.
try in its shroud, but there is no such
marty. 1t has not existed since the Bal.
timore Convention, when it was buried
in the will of Abraham Lincoln. deny
the existence of any political force enti.
tied the Republican patty. ,sa ..o
Mr.. Phillips is advertized to repeat the
lecture at the Cooper Institute, New
York, next week. -.s.
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Mexican News

''@ NEW YORK, October 1s-The Herald
City of Mexico correspondent, under
date of October 1st, says; Matters ap-
pear to. grow worse and worse. The Re.
publicans are increasing in activity, and
a body of them appeared within thirty.
six miles of the capital In the State of
Vera Cruz they defy all efforts for their
expulsion and make frequent forays. In
one of the towns of this State they have
established a new paper organ. In the
State of Ojaco the Imperial journals ad.
NIT that their operations have assumed
grave proportions, while. in Lacatucas
and Jasisco they are sweeping all before
them. The United States Consul in the
City of Mexico had been refused ad.
mittance to the Imperial palace, he being
informed that he was unknown there
It is said that the rebel officers from this
country, now in Mexico, have refused to
comply with request of Maximilian's
Secretary of War, that they should join
his army, adding that hereafter they
could fight under no flag but that of the
United States. The Emperor, Empress
and court are to start on a tour,to Yuca,
| tan on the 5th instant 'i'
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Importance Of the Grape.

There exists at present through the
country what Eauy regard as ~ grape
mania. We think it hardly deserves this
name, although some cultivatorslm may be
more sanguine of profits and success than
facts will warrant The numerous au-
thenticatcd statements of the high tprp
its sometimes resulting fromi he sale OF
the crop. varying, under good manage
meut, from lOuT to nine hundred dollars
par acre, in favorable season, haze pro-
auced almost Il wild enthusiasm lin that
portion of the community who like to
make money In this particular it IS
probably carried to an extreme. Bnt in
relation to the value of the grape crop
.as furnishing u supply OF fresh and eN-
cehent fruit to families, frQm mid sum,
mer (if we get earlier sorts) TO the sue
ceeding spring, it, value is hardly yet
appreciated.
We observe striking indication OF
the deep interest felt in grape culture ut
the late meeting of the Fruit Growers
Society of Western New York. The
room was crowded withjeager inquirers
after truth-many conld not gain admls-
sion, so long rs the discussion on
the grape subject lasted. But as soon
rs it was discontinued, and other topics
taken up, the audience was Immediately
thinned and no difficulty was found in
procuring-seats for all. ;.
We would not in the least degree dis
courage thepreseht interest on this Sub
ieet, and we hope our correspondents
viii give us all the facts they may pos
sess in relation to it In the above re
marks as to profits, &c, we donot al
lule to the manufacture of wine.-Co
Gent .Fsf . III .
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TENNESSEE News.s

NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE U. S. Dis
taict Court, Judge c. F. Trigg, presiding
commenced today. a laEge number NJ aIosrSa .,
Ware disposed Of I'd E3NS,
In the Senate, members have occupied
to-day in debating whether negroes shall
be allowed to give testimony In the
courts of Tennessee. No result was at
tanned. The discussion will probably
be. prolonged indefnitelyS = 30 r''n
Y Brutal murders are of daily occurrence
NJ. J. Whitman, draw tender of the Rail
road bridge, was foully. murdered Last
ssEss ri s4%F ss Dsdrisi
Street this morning. -, -.
Gen. Fisk, Superintendent of Freed
mems Bureau, annpuneesl that after the
passage of bills by the differen it State:
protecting in courts the negro, he will
abolish in, his department all matters
connected with the civil status OF the
negro. s. ..ef,"a ir.... 8,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-19
, ,ALaBAMnSs Go1se TO Brazil Ma

z sALsBAMANs GoINa TO BRAZIL Major
Hastings, of Alabama, appears to have
succeeded in organizing colony to en-
igrate to, Brazil. The Selma Messenger
says he is to have one hundred families,
each paying a quota of money, which
they forfeit in case they fail to be ready
to embark at the time and place designa
ted by their written agreement. The
transportation will cost twenty dollars
for adults and ten dollars for children be-
tween two and twelve years Of age, each
family being entitled to one ton of freight
free of charge. and each unmarried per-
son, not of the families, to two hundred
pounds. The time and place of embark.
alton are already designated, and about
half the required number have signed
the agreement. The full number will
soon be obtained, when the final arrange
ments for the departure of the colony
will be made. XII Ifd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-19

FLOWER FCRNIsHrNG.-On of the tirst
things in France that strikes a foreigner
is the use made of flowers in furnishing
The flowers there belong as much to the
rooms as the chairs and sofas. And an.
other striking thing is the materials
used nothing that is effective is despised
for cemmonness. The common white
field daisy; dahlia, sunfowers, golden
rod and asters, all are perfectly welcome
and what is more. quite beautiful, and
entirely in their place. There you do not
see fewer stand looking disconsolate
somewhere; but just in q window fran
ing, the light, as It were, there will be a
long flower box-just an edging of dow
ers inside. People in room turn SO
naturally to a window, that there is no
describing the bright effect that this
flower box has The windows opening
down have simply low box along them
and the plants at thesides, perhaps, are
now and then rather higher. -
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From the Richmond Republic o
Brutal! Murder.

A most atrocious murder was pcrpe
.rated in our neighboring county OF Han,
over on Thursday night last, of which
have thus far been unable to learn
more than brief particulars. The house
of Mr. Thomas Talaferro was entered by
a party of ruffiaus, who made an attack
upon TaIiaferro, beating him upon the
head with clubs and breaking his skull.
After this, Notwithstanding the shrieks
of Mrs. Taliasero and the children, they
proceeded to plumber the house, and car
sied away a number of articles The
,gonnded man fingered until the next
day, when he expired The perpetrators
Of this bloody deed are unknown, but it
Is said that, they were dressed in the uni
, 'orm Of soldiers 60
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-19
ExclusiOn Of fAmerican Citizens From,
Voting ..

OF the 1000 votes attempted to be cast
in the recent Baltimore election, il is sta.
ted there that 1000 were Germans. -
Three-fourths of the American citizens
are excluded from voting by the Mary
land Test Law.-Nep York Erpress.
This is good illustration of what pop
ular elections are under the radical rule
There are $4,000 votes at least in Balti-
more, and 25 900 Of them are kept from
the polls. A small oligarehy, majority
of whom are Germans, are only permit
ted to vote. The popular voice is as
much suppressed by military force as it
is in Constantinople. Aided by the SOL
diers, three or four years ago, this small
minority seized the Legislature, and then
passed test act, disfranchising the great
mass of the people of the State This
was done in order to make their ascen-
dancy perpetual. Of course there is no
more legality in it than there is justice
The Test Act is unconstitutional, and the
Government uuder it is nothing more
than fraudulent usurpation. Cinciana.
ii Enquirer. ...-. ~ ..,-.,
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r YR local" of the Nashville, (Tenn.p
Jssna tch, gives the following as one days
rsoord # crime in that ungodly city : r.
"a spiri, 'ed dog fight :" 3 Robbery OF
an actress 80, Highway robbery !" A
ed CAGE O f death from destitutioni 3
"A whole fa1. ,iIy poisoned with arsenic :
g "a bloody street fight T. "a horri
", troaeSv-a man kills his wife and is
Uhot % Inv his neig hbors;" 8, Another des
MaUa+e Sn and bloody street fight; y 9, "Ne'
p pro guard killed by dray driver" An
exciting horse race took place IN tns at
ternoon, and the days entertainment
closed with destructive nre
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IfNLnAI2 MlE
WHEELING REGISTER!
N aoRsisa @ M deF. D. 1856,
Y vsf 7sdsssaShie sum4a 4alx i as.d La,e..
IA xkSxkst Reports by Telegraph. See
s~ &e{}yqR xsSah n T0oS
slS& &TBsE}I )


In reply.teg tine New TofS
false ana Ijnstlffing twaddle, that
stpnas4sipiass ssdsIast thtss ;'eaF'
! of the war .;sund refuge against white
traitorsI beh6a two hundred thousand
s black ybayonsts. the e Journal of CONNER,
lvaeclask fhaf "fhe only men vi 10 foul
sstfage sbehihd tue armed negro were the
altra ASo3itionists Eapd they took ref
Dage, not G6A, the rebels at >fLs South,
but from the dsgft at the North" The
Journal further says:
The simple unvarnished truth is, that
the negro soldiers have been of my, man.
ner of use to us in this walr. Where ten
thousand of them ha We been ssed to fat
AL a psspose, dlie ttbusand Or one hum
d ed white soldiers would have been OF
more value by far We have conversed
with scores of returned officers and SOL
diers, men of no political aspiration
who have seen the negro regimdnts snn
der all conditions, and there testimony is
unanimous that the colored. troops were
nowhere worth their salt. This is the
nniform statement of every soldier whom
we have seenwhoEis.pot}a }apolitiral can
didate for Office. T. Is the notorious YER
dict of all the mos eminent officers of
the army. ! ifC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-19
THE REVENUE OF WALL STREET.

The REVENUE OF WALL SrREET.-The
Herald publishes q lengthy statement of
the amount of business done by the'bro-
kers Of the thirty second district of New
York city, including the stock and gold
dealers Of Wall street, for the fiscal year
ending June Both last. The total opera.
tions Tor this period amount to over six
thousand millions of dollars By the
amended internal revenue law brokers
are taxed at the rate Of a tenth of one per
cent, on all sales of stocks honds &c,
whether made for themselves or Others. -
0nthis small percentages theG government
derives an annual revenue Of three and q
half millionsof dollars and the brokers,
what must be their percentage. i
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px posr FAcro WARR1oRs.-said Gen.

Ex Posi- FACTo WARRIoRs.-Said Gen
eral jeff. Thompson few days since {;
The only persons in the South who
wish to do any more fighting are those
who didn't do any when they had a
chance It is the same in the North,
The most valorous and bloodthirsty men
since the war are those who, during the
contest, refused to go into the army 1t
is the home-guard that calls for e2ecu-
tions and prosecutions, for the mainten-
anca of martial law, and for continuing
a condition of war after the proclama-
tion of peace Albany Argus. a. "a 4
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Executor.s Sale of Real Estate.

EACCutOE , S0fO VI hCol kSSotOs
THE CNDBR1IGNRD WILL o..
i FER Tor sale at the Court Hozsepn eas9rs
day, Octeber ~, f9e9.d 10 o'clock M;
J. Twothfee story teAements on the north
side Of Union street. situatsd on the corner Of
the alley befwesr Market sad Aafs street BE-
ing paff Of lot No 113 sndnow In Che occupancy
ofHr. A. La Roche and Mr.. Heury A. Korner
.. The Home place Of the Late John RoG
consisting Of ors unbroksn sqnarsa II wll Be
offered f. icss .1s e suit purchasers Or in whole
; fhs row q t..snsss. ss cp let No.
Wheeling Thsss houses are four In numbsr,
Every hoase d III god ccnditien ssl fspek
4 The piece ofground nths Hil sde, east
Of German street Part Of this exyun1 has tssn
Per Pssss.s sss:: saa 81 sss Py ~ e =. :ss1
hibixed Ct the sale. - - 1s.ssal,0 - ssssaas
S. eThs tsnsmsnt q the norfk pstt ofIslHo.
3oa Wstsr street Centre W4gsllnk h frs4
clsss conattiop, eccop6ea sbt NJ twtf r.
Hazz ssdsrntink sbsdt 17isst I ~ q ~;
p Tsznss- -oushaif 4hAes11 ~ ~ nsidne
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Alexander HI. s,ephen..

New YORK, Oct. l5.-This morning
Alex. H Stephens, ex-Vice President OF
the late Confederacy, accompanied by
Judge Reagan and Others, visited Mayor
Gunther. Mr.. Stephens subsequently
called on Sheriff Kelly He appeared TO
be in excellent health and spirits.
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BRowNLow would make pretty mess
of Tennessee, He would disfranchise all
the small rebels, hang all the leaders,
and Danish the negroes This would
leave about four thousand men TO 90 all
the voting, hold all the offices and vote
Brownlow would lie sure Of reelection
for the next ten years.--NvY; Tribune. .
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The Boston Lancers.

BosToN, Oct ls.-The Boston Lancers,
over 100 strong, under command ofCapt.
Slade, left for Chicago last evening, by
way of Saratoga aud Schenectady They
go on the invitation of the Chicago Zon-
ayes P. fI ....E.. r..
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A Coon ONE.-A colored minister Of
oL.eof the churches of Savannah, Georgia,
recently paid q visit to some Of his phi
lanthropiic brethern of the North 10 OBJ
tain the funds with which to build a
church,in that city, and after.s great
ty-sevet dollars - augusta 7fdnseripti 4
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nWHEEIING W. NgTHURsDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l9, 1865 s

AN INTERESTING WoRk--General l..
o. Baker, Chief Detective of the War
Department, is about to publish full
history of the records of, the secret SER
vice of the Government, not onIy embra-
cling the proceedings Of his own bureau,
but those appertaining TO all ed6ices be-
longing to the detective service Of the
Government, .,. .ts, ,sxs 'fsi's "
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