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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03

ORDINANCE ASsEssINC
"A taxes for the city of Wheeling for the year
Sec. l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
city of Wheeling, that for the wear 1865 there
shall be levied, collected and paid on the persons
and subjects within this city, mentioned in the
ordinance, for the use and benefit of the city OF
Wheeling, the tax as follows, to wit On all
lands, lots and real estate in the city, not ex.
elnPted from taxation, 40 cents on every hun.
BILE in the city, 50 cents.
Sec. 2. On all personal property in the city not
exempt from taxation, 40 cents on every 800
value thereof.
us Sec; 3; On every commission or forwarding
Sec. a. On every license to a hawker or pedlar,
whether the same be for the whole or mart OF
the year, $50; and no such license shall be trans.
Tered, nor any person transact business thereun.
der, except the person named therein.
Sec. 5. On every license to an auctioneer $50.
Sec. 6. On every license to a vender of goods,
wares or merchandise, or either of them who
sells spirituous liquors by wholesale aid retail,
not to be drank at the place where sold, tax OF
Sec. Z. On every license to keep a wharf boat.
Sec. 8. On every license for a theatrical per.
formance, the sum of IS for each days perform.
ance., tor license for such performance per
month, $50; for three months, 500; for rome wear,
$500.
Sec: 9; On every days circus performance or
equestrian feats, $50.
Sec; 10. On every days exhibition of wire or
Sec, II. On all other shows. Concerts or exhi.
billions, IS per day, for admission TO which
money is charged.
Sec. IL. On every license to keep a house of
private entertainment, $40. On every boarding
house, s..
Sec. 10; On every license for the wholesale of
g~unpowder, S25, and on every license for the sale
of gunpowder by retail, S..
Sec. Ia. On every license to keep a billiard
room for the use and entertainment of persons,
$50 for each table.
Sec. Is. On every license to keep a bowling
alley or ten.pin saloon, 500 for the first alley,,
and S25 for each additional alley. except .he |
alley belonging to the Wheeling Gymnastic As
Sec. l6. On every license for a public pistol
gallery, $50.
Sec. II. On every license ON wheel carriages
kept for hire, or for use and hire within said CITY, |
the following tax, to wit:
On every four-horse ~four-wheeled carriaee As
On every two-horse four. wheeled carriage. g.,
On every one-horse four. wheeled carriage B..
On every four horse wagon, s..
On every two or three horse wagon. g.
On every one or two-horse cart, dray or wagon.
Sec. IL. On every license to an agent for each
company, OF sub-agent Of any Insurance com.
pany or office incorporated or authorized by an
ot her State 81 doing business in this city, $50.
business in this city, 500.
Sec. 90. The above mentioned tax shall be
evied, collected and paid in addition to any tar
which may be payable on the same subject 10
he State of West Virginia.
Sec q. This ordinance shall be force from and
.fter its passage. ~
Passed May so, 1866.
d. F. FEENY, City Clerk.
Staats Zeitung copy one time. je3.2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Thanks.
INC m muE GERMAN

Fvan Iuth. St. James Church ION Fourth
,treeS tender their thanks for the liberal patron.
ace which they received on the occasion OF tneiI
Strawberry Festival, last Monday evening ana
to Messrs. Winship, Woods g. Co, ior 'n and
kindness in %loaning the necessary queeh'
GLASS ware, free Of charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03

Eustcn & Storey's Brewery.
THE UNDERsIGNED, HAVING
THEIR New Brewery at the corner OF
6n;ncr and Market streets now in complete
running order, and fitted ", with every modern modern
mPro'1a nslitf EUSTON & STOREY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE DAILY REGISTER BOOK
l. Turns out all kinds of Blanks
and Blank Books, for individuals, firms steam
ooais, railroads and counties All kinds Of
binding dome.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
NrwADvERTIsE1EN
Auction Sale
silver Ware, Photograph Al.
bums and Family Bibles.

r WILL SELL. On MONDAY
evening June 5th, at 4 O'Clock 7. N and CON
tinue every evening until all is sold, at the
room now Occupied BY John Bishop on the west
aide Of Market street, and directly opposite s the ss
new City Hal, 2 large gsi and M " n.r ss Of lee p 'Ss b.
nrs SSastors. Tea Sets, Tea Knives, Fruit Bas:
s sets Mugs Tea. Table and Dessert Spoons Of
ali Ala descriptions, Tea, Table and Dessert FoIks.
1plain and fancyJ Napkin Rings, CAL 5 Hsps;
also : large s1gsm and an Ss1 Fsmii ssi Bi5Ies Of e every ayS ds.
scrip'ion' GEORGE E. wICKHAA,
Auctioneer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
Notice
Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OE
IL Trust, dated the 3oth day of July, 1855. and
now Of record in Deed Book No. g, page 25f.
in the office of the Recorder for Ohio county,
West Virginia, made by John Ferren 70 John y,
the Circuit Court of ohio county, made on tho
e4th October, 1863, appointing. the undersigned
Trustee in said deed In the place OF John NC,
Coiloch. then deceased, and who bad been on
the Cd July, 1860, appointed Trustee In said deed
in place Of j. R. McColloch. deceased, l VIII; on y,
the a4tb day of June, 1865. at tho front 1901 OF
tbe Cont House of Ohio county aforesaid, al
ten O'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell that tract oil
land lying on Peters Run, in Ohio county aio 1sn'
said, Containing sixty acres, one rood, and eleven
and one.half poles, II being the same piece OF
land which was set apart to said John Ferren py
Joseph Terrell by deed Of partition, dated Marsn
70 1851, and now of record in the office Of the
Recorder for Ohio county aforesaid In Deea
Rock No. "a, folio 4s4, to which last mentioned
deed, for a more particular. description, reier
snce Ia here made. Terms Of sale, cash.
sStF"V7 j. Nj. BICKEL, Trustee.
May %, 1866. dts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA
WHEELING, W. Va, May 8. 1865. )
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
a STOCKHOLDERS of this Bank Will be held
At the Banking House in Wheeling, on TUESDAY,
the thirteenth Q3th) day OF June next COIL
mencing at 10 o'clock A; ht
By order of the Beard. -
my10-30d u. LAND oa'nioi'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
Claims Against Ohio County.

I",pERsONs HAVING CLAIMS
A against Ohio county will make out their
bills. swear to them before an oficer a1tnonaea
y IN or before the 18th day of June,
1865. w GsrL
my29-td
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08
HoLLowAY's P1LLs.-Billious Head

HoLLowAY's PlLLs.-Billious Head
ache and Depression of Spirits.-When.
ever there is an excess of bile, or when
that secretion does not naturally pass from
the liver. it enters the circulation, vitiatss
the blood, and gives rise TO headache.
sickness, WEAKNESS and depression Of
spirits. This evil is readily corrected by
a few doses of these Pills, which work 4
speedy cure without creating disgust or
weakening the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES too
frequently ertailed by the administration
Of purgatives. Holloway's Pills s;multa.
neously purify and strengthen. They in.
prove the appetite. cleanse the palate, and
invigorate the stomach. These pills Get
as the most successful Alternatives, elIecting
a silent. yet certain change for the better
in every organ which has become disoe-
dered either through luxuriant living q
other causes. -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

nYvirtue Of an alias execution isssed by the
ID Clerk OF the District Court Of the "a Ju-
dicial District Of Washington Territory. bold.
ing terms Al Olympia. dated the Ssh Gay 81
March, A. ID. lss5, and to me directed. have
levied upon, SEIZED ani taken into sxecusSea
the Solleviag described r-.i e<ssss. ss-wis I:
Bloch forty right a. in the tova - Olyupia.
also the un4itie~& oa~-hah ef fhose esssnis
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

70 Iu speech at Columbia, S. c., a
few months ago. JEFF. Davis said: "Docs
any one believe that Yankees arc to be
conciliated by terms Of concession? Does
any man imagine that we can conquer the
Yankees by retreating before them, or do
y0w not all know that that the only vay to
make spaxiels civil is to scAip them :"
And still it is urged that the Government
should deal "maguanimously" with this
wretch! Let him hang gently.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

REruRNED.-Mr. r. N. Reed and fami-
lily arrived by Saturday evenings stage,
from Lewiston, Idaho Territory, where
they had been residing the past year. 1t
10 pleasing to see the old settlers return.
after the vain endeavo. to find better
place to live than Washington Territory.
Inuumerable are such instances we can call
to mind. verifying the words, There .
NO place like Home"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

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,.assed. tb-rt can BE 10 re.-oa 10 think
that / shall turn lack 10 the great
cau-~ in which have sacrificed much and
p.rilrd all can give you no assurance
worth more than my course heretofore. and
| shall conrinu. TO 90 all that can for the
elevation and amrlioration Of your condi-
,ioa; and ,rus, in Tod the time may
come when you shall be gathered together
in a cline and country suited to YOU,
should it be found the two races cannot
get along together.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

TEL Rear FTsR-Ih< hal ssrrn Nv
The i.Sses 81 oayuPss snd vscini,y. GO The
evening 81 th- 9Th. .; pynPie Han, ~as
a superb affair. and Considering tbs nus-
Der Of people sb~en; from town. very WI
ratronizrd The gross receipts from the
sale Of tickets were Sl95 From this
amount the following expenses arc to be
deducted: music s35. hall SIS. meat
Stops, berries 81 so. sundries %, pickles
81, bread 75c, cheese 81, Everything else
being contributed)-in all s72 90, leaving
SIG 80 to be added to the road fund
This increases the total amount raised Mt
the present time to about S3AO. The cit
liens propose to increase this sum to five
hundred dollars, and apply the same, as the
ratio Of this county. upon the Nachess
route. Pierce and King counties will
probably raise $500 each, making grand
total of 81, 500, which it is believed will be
amply sufficient for the object contem-
plated. The ladies should receive the
thanks Of every well-wisher of the Terri
tory for their zeal in advancing work Of
such vital importance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

NEGRO SurFRAcE.-The S. +. Spirit
cfhe Times. an ably-edited Administra-
ton paper, uses the following language
in regard to negro suffrage:
There seems to be an evident dctermin.
alton to make the question of negro suffrage
an issue at the next election. We hope
such will be the case, so that every man
will have au opportunity to vote against the
proposition. It has been argued that the
negro regiments assisted in fighting several
of the battles which brought renown upon
the country. Granted; aud we would ask
if the negroes were not gaining that which
they had desired for ycars-universal lib
erty-in so doing In receiving that, re-
member the number Of whites slain in it's
consummation, and then say if all that can
be accorded to the negroes has not been
transferred to them We think that all
they can expect has been received by
them. and when the proposition comes, to
permit them to be on an equality with the
whites. it is the emanation Of dcmagogues
who. in our judgment, would be disgrace
in the very society Of the negroes they wish
to elevate in the social scale. The great
trouble that would accrue to the advocates
Of the measure 10. that should il become a.
far aocompli. the negroes would give them
the cold shoulder and throw them in the
shade. Those who desire the negroes to
vote. have 4 right to their expression in
its favor, and those who are opposed to the
project to express an sniasooistie one Il
the matter, and we have doos 20 in this
article.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

MuTINors NEGRO TRoors.-What,
asks the S. +. Spectator, do the advocates
of negro suffrage think Of the fitness Of the
negro for the exercise of that right, now
that they have rebclled against the author
ity which procured them that freedom
Arc those who cannot govern themselves,
fit to govern others! They enlist in the
army of the United States, aud fight in the
vicinity of Washington, or in some locality
they happen to fancy, but it seems that it
requires white soldiers enough to keep
them in subsection, if they are sent to Tex
as. 1t also appears tina: delegation of
tho coloycd population of Richmond are
waiting OH the President for the improve.
ment of their condition in that city. The
military regulations. which We suppose
temporarily govern the white aud black
population of Richmond. cannot be en-
durcd by the blacks, and so the President
must devise some means for their relief
1t seems that Generals Hallcck, Patrick
and Ord, are tho. vile rebels who have
adopted regulations for the government Of
Richmond that cannot be borne by the
colored population thereof. We hope the
President will let them wait, until they
find it necessary to go TO work and earn
living instead Of drawing Government ra-
tons. They are at liberty to 60 where
they please; let them show by their con-
duct and their business that they are wor-
thy to enjoy their newly acquired freedom,
and they may in time demand the further
privileges that the white race acquired
only after long years of struggling.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

~ We owe IN apology to our readers
for falling to give The usual anosnf Of read
ing u.att~s this vesk. bat IL d al chssx.-
BE to the 9Th Of July. Several important
MASTERS nc shosA have noeicsd are ma
voiaably 81 aside. Tbrrx u no Eastern
n~vs however. In. Telegraph b<yssd ssls
I.ak< sin l<inx down.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

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Mad By esn~i.. - b. i.Fsr.-1 70 rAss
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

THE EMIGRATIoN.-Gen. Conner t.le.
graphs to the Union Tedette, Julesburg,
june IL, as follows:
G. ". Carleton, Salt Lake City: One
thousand eight hundred and forty wagons
passed Fort kcarney in the month of May
for the west. Myriads of small grass
hoppcrs here, moving west. All quiet on
the road east Of Denver. Four companies
Of the Eleventh Kansas Cavalry left Lara
mic. to-day. for protection Of Overland
Stage Road west Of North Platte.
p. f. CONNER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

THE MEXICAN LOAN.-An exchange
says the agents Of the Republic Of Mexico
have opened ten million loan at San
Francisco, interest ut ten per cent. The
loan is to be redeemed by fund created
by setting apart and depositing with Sam
Brannan as trustee, one half the revenues
collected at the Mexican ports on the Pa
cific coast. The funds raised by the loan
are to be devoted exclusively to aid in ex-
polling Maximi.ian and the French, and
restoring President Jaurez to his rightful
authority. The Mexican Consul at San
Francisco. appointed by President Jaurez,
has been notified by the United States
that he alone is the proper commercial rep.
rescntative Of Mexico, at that port.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

g Ihs ovsra-a4 TsIgzSA . 800 !.
sxkzay ar&s-. haszs b0sa Ss~z f~ n.
pa<s ,x1 e4rs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

MOrT.hcus 4ryw the saile cnr-.sns Il
ns<h: srszz1 Ths STAR looked a0.s 4.
-=prhy- TA~ ~.s1A-Sr< ks~s-d -
das~<zl .rrer-s q &s-oau.<rt. a. IN =usrnrv
Lers~r&~A PiSx~S tss sz-<=g a~~F
lcsg~-~z ss<zu-S1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

- Ih~ N~~ YEA Hs~E< r~<-xrs TIA:
JET Iixrss las ~ ;~~ n-rkz - ssr~s<A.
ez< Sc tre.-1n xn& - aEA.<s fsr rszr2<--
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

rsF-fE~ - sn~ krvasm& -4~axaxs 90 as
~ 1850 rs--za@ry sur -.ls -
GEn. A BAK>k>
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

NEGRO IDEAS OF misunderstanding
to the Eastern journals, General Hartsuff,
commanding at Petersburg. Va. has begun
to experience the danger Of the released
negroes misapprehending their position and
their duties. Many Of them. it appears.
are already hugging the d~lusion that
"with their liberty they are entitled to
live with the whites and be supported by
them without being obliged to labor"
Not the least painful feature in this state
Of things at Petersburg comes Of the fact
that these emaneipated slaves are encour.
aged in this view Of their rights by ignor-
ant white men, who make themselves apos-
ties Of the doctrine-vhich is by no means
confined 20 a small elass-thss the negro
must b- protected and desended in idle
ness, If be chooses TO be idle
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

q A err:aia Pv.'sssv If rslSxiun re
marked s-r days tia; j, Gas k;s rnfrr--
sra tia, ne had -ni<xsz On tie t-xln :"
We ceriainiy thsak TIA; 4 h. had Isrfi<
- rcis<r~. - tAe t<zzs- be- would make
4 b<risr c11szs1 nal q nsnre sn4,xklx rssz-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

and-'10.
The people stood amazed. He had
"@-gonc from their gaze"
at the moment when all difficulties up
2eared to
"Vanish like the baseless fabric Of dream"
As they gazed Oh the small spcck upon
the dim horizon, doubtless visions Of ss-
vory viands appeared in plain perspective.
Slowly they returned to their respective
homes. Sorrowfully were extinsuished
the kitchen fires. Sadly the gunner
packed up his ea,rid-e-bcx and swab.
Mournfully our reporter reflected Of VIA,
-. 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

AID indnlged in vain sr~cul.,io.s .. 70
when anotAer such chance might oss.r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-08

49, NJ te'sass. sssG ru-cTci bar =a-
had Iafo TIA -, pz-4ir.ls Sc the p-O-
po-ed ban4u-;. ta- oOnIaiti~r d0a.a.S
,holr god lo1ks am far clO;hes. and al
50 far wori
"-as hzF7y a marriage bs..--
Bu, here tickle fortune seemed 10 battle
tho brave committee. About three o'clock
the anxiously expected steamer quietly
plowcd her way to the wharf. The aus.
picious moment had come! Silence
rcigncd! "England expects every man
to do his duty" But bark what sound
is that which grects our earl The
Goycrmr not come! Alas! too true
twas even so! lie had gone ashore at
Nisqually. Maledictions upon the aristo-
cratic appendase of pct'icoat govern
mcnt! 1t was for this our nation fetcd
the prince and hung on to the hem of roy
alty-for this our Governor toasts the
British Queen and sings bacchanalian
songs in revelry! The gunner stood with
lighted match, the champagne sparklcd to
be free,
"Thc goose hung high,"
the cod: fish balls and veal sent forth their
savory odor, and everything was in read
mess, still the banquet could not 80 on any
more than Hamlet could be played without
the ghost. Alas alas!
"Slowly and sadly they turned away,"
to conceal the disappointment, which
"Likc the worm i the bud,
Preyed upon their damask check"
Chapter IL.
1t was upon All afternoon Of pleas
ant summer day in the month Of July.
when nature seemed to rcvcl in tho regal
glories Of her most gorgeous attire. that
single horseman might have been seen
(Pshaw we'll never finish our tale at that
rate so here goes anew.) About three
o'clock thirty minutes past meridian, yes
terday, the Governor and escort did arrive,
by land, and took up their quarters at tho
Pacific House, ordered supper and sent for
their Plantation Bittcrs,' in blissful ignor.
ancc of the honors in store for them. The
committee were ON the qui rire. Which
is the Governor Who knows the Gov.
ernorl How shall wo introduce our
selves !-arc supported to have been the
questions considered by the reception COM
mittec, when it was contemplated to make
the "grand assault"
Meanwhile the Governor ate in peace
the provcnder Of his own providing.
"Thc illimitable wheel Of time rolled on
The majestic orb Of day was sinking be-
hind the darkened west Gently Pegasus y
when the Governor finished his repast,
and
"wrapping his dignity like cloak about him."
strobe aboard his saucy-looking craft. cast
off the line, dipped thrice the American
flag at tho main. whistlcd
"---a gentle goodbye"