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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-25
.g-iF.BLING REGISTER.
rr,a,, .aoEslNe AUGUST Is ,sos
Teisaraphic Summary.

Go,d closed at the regular board in New
York. Yesterday. al 81 .l3i. aud at the eve
ming exchange at the same price,
The contemplated arrest aud trial OF
secession leaders, aud the pardon By pro.
clamatiou OF others is among III, ,at>si
,!u0rs
Au agent oi It Poles, is seeking aid in
Washington IJr emigration
By steamboat accident thirty miles
below Louisville on Monday evening,
severai members Of the 10th Ohio lost
tG>ir lives
/ collision occurred oa tue Ola Colony
railroad OH the l3i Gy which an sLcur-
zion train was throwa down III eMGank-
.ueut No passenger. were seriously III
jured
A large patty Of 5Gole3 ha,e arrived
III Virginia
The President Is overwhelmed with Wis
,tor, principally seekers after pardon
General Meade aud other distinguished
military men are about 10 make tour
through the Department of Virginia.
North Carolina aui South Carolina
Free bills have been found against NJ
Causlaud aud Others fol the burning of
Chambersburg ani rrqhisieions viii he
made ou Virgiu,a aud other tates for
them
Morton McMichael OF the AoIh !mori.
,as newspaper. has been nomn,,ed for
Mayor Of Philadelphia.
The trial Of Captain Writ is progress
lug at Washington.
General Joseph Z Johuston has writ
ten Il letter connseling acqniescence III
the decision of the Government, and the
.!.rtion Of conservative men to Office
The Ohio Democratic State COnvcn-
t,an met Yesterday al Columbus. and
nominated General George w Morgan
for Governor.
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True Bills.

New YORK, Aug PA Harrisburg
dispatch states that true bills having
beeu found by the Grand Jury of Frank
lin county, against McCausland and 9th
ers, who were the immediate iustrumen-
talities in the burning of Chambershurg
and the pillaging of the border by the
rebels during the war, requisitions have
been made upon the Governors OF old Eir-
ginia, West Virginia and Maryland, for
the rendition of these persons to the Gus
tody of the Pennsylvania authorities, fol
trial at Chambersburg These men, il
tried by a jury of loyal Pennsylvanians
will have q hard road to travel Gov
Curtin has sent officers 10 take these men
in custody.
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s,eamboa, Asciden,-Loss of Life.

LOUISVILLE, August 23.-The steamer
Argasy, No 8, Captain VANDERBILT.
from Cairo for Cincinnati, with the 10th
Ohio Infantry, about three hundred
strong, was blown ashore in a rain storm
on Monday evening on bar at a land
ing eighty miles below Loui willie The
conclusion exploded the mud drums and
the steam coming aft scalded twelve, two
of whom died, and two more are expect
ed to die Between thirty and forty
jumped overheard, eight of whom were
drowned The steamer Argasy No ;.
was formery a Government gunboat-
Captain Sharks brought the Regiment
to this city and transferred them to the
steamer General Lytle, for Cincinnati.
The names of the unfortunates who were
scalded to death are as follows: Martin
Long, Co. K, and discharged soldier o!
an Indiana regiment. Drowned-Her.
man Behians, Hugh Taylor, Aaron Fix
ems, John Roderick, Amos Rose, Alfred
RAIDER and J. Mcdaniel Severely scald-
ed-Wm. Eyelshaff, NJ. Murray, Norton
Shelby, H. Brasbee and Isaac Taylor
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The Wirix Military Triai.I

WASHINGTON. Aug 2l.-fhe Writ
commission assembled this morning
Mr Schade stated thar rs his associate
tar the defense had retired. no was left
alone 10 manage the oase. lie therefore
,sked that there be 4 poatponemcnt for
eight days. in order that 1t might be
,.ime better acquainted with the sab iect
and prepare for he defense
Col Chapman stated the Reason why
there should he na further postponement
remarking that The gentleman was al
ready fully informed of the thaorv oI the
prosecution.
The Court ovetruled the request toi
postponement
O. s Baker Esq volunteered for the
Mr. Schade.
he prisoner put III several pleaS why
he should not be tried, denying the jur
,sdiction of the Court, and insisting that
the charges ought 10 he quashed
Among the witnesses Examined was
col Gibbs, who commanded the post II
Andersouville He said that Writ had
exclusive coutrol of the prison The pris
auers were crowded SO close as TO remind
him of an ant hill He gave circum-
stantial account of the discipline and the
disgusting condition of the prison, aud
:emarked that one of the rules was that
whoever crossed the dead line should be
shot
DR.. john @ Bates, eX-rcbel, who ,s a
physician at the prison, and another Wit
ness, gave long and interesting account
lf that place and the shameful treatment
10 which the prisoners were subjected,
stating, as his opinion, that with proper
care the lives of IS per ceut OF thOsa who
lied might have been saved Bosh OF
these witnesses testified as TO the keep
ing Of dogs as prison instruments,
Mr. Schade then presented several
pleas, first that the prisoner is entitled to
his discharge in consequence of the prom
ise of Capt Morris, of the staff of Brevet
Major Gen. Wilson, in command at Ma
con, Ga that if he (Wirtz) would accom-
pany him to headquarters for the purpose
IF giving certain information he should
not be arrested or held as aprisoner.
SSecond, the prisoner denies the juris
iiction Of the court
Third, the war is ended aud civil Law
restored and there is no military law un'
Ter which he can be tried
Fourth, he moves to quash the charges
md specification, upon the grouud of the
vagueress and indeiniteness concern
ing the time, place and manner OF the Of
renee charge.
Fifth, that on the 2lst of August, 1865,
ne was arraigned and put on trial on his
plea of not guilty to these charges, before
Military Commission composed like
this; that the court was broken up with
aut his agency or consent, and adjourned
Tithout q record.
9Th. He claims that lie should be dis
charged because he was an officer of the
so-called Southern Coufederacy, and en-
titled to the terms agreed to betweel
Generals Sherman and Johnston, which
we're complied with by him, in accord
,rce With which be is ready to give Lis
obligation in writing not to take up arm;
,.gainst the Government.
Mr. Schade said they were not dis
posed to discuss these pleas now, but
wished them to 20 over to the final argu
ments, which was not agreed to.
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Mississippi Convention.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 24.-The Times
Jackson special says: An ordinance was
passed designating the first Monday of
October for an election of congressman,
Legislators and three State officers.
A motion was offered for a informal
meeting ofthe convention to memorialize
thePresident in relation to JEFF Davis
and Gov. Clark. The chairman of the
committee is to report on Wednesday.
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Another Railroad Accident.

BOSTON, Aug. 24.-Au excursion tram
returning last eTening from picnic at
Abingdon, on the Old Colony road, came
IN collision with hand car engine. The
tender, baggage car smoking car and six
passenger cars were thro wn off the track.
three Of the latter being capsised down
an embankment They contained near
iy $50 passengers, including many ladies,
Less than have dozen received injuries.
rome serious
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Settlement ef Swedes i'm Virginia
Preparation for the Reception of che
Presideut al Richmond,
sY Union Iine.l

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-The Richmond
correspondent of the Herald states that a
large party of Swedes have arrived there.
en- route to settle in the valley OF the up
per James river
A citizens committee Of ll6 has been
appointed to receive President Johnson.
should he visit Richmond
Major Gen. Gibbons has taken com
mand at Petersburg Everything is quiet
throughout the States.
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ERIE, Aug ai-The accident ou tia
Oil Greek railroad, near Titusvills. was
caused by the engine Of freight train
running up on the main track to get Oh
the switch at about the time the mail
train Was due The mail train coming
around the curve could no sea the freiyb.
engine, aud the two came together With
such force rs TO throw the passengers
from their seats. aud reduce the cars to
total wreck, Four were killed and five
wounded. ,..r
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9aiIroad Accident. .

ERIE, Pa, August 24-In a collision
between the passenger and freight trains
on the Oil Creek railroad this morning
nine persons were killed and ten or fif-
teen wounded. Particulars not yet re-
ce'yed.
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Pe.a.ylvania Denscr.tie C. Conven,isu

HARRISBURG. August 24.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met at two o.
clock this afternoon and was temporari.
ly organized by electing Robert 8. john
son, of Cambria, President and A. D,
Baldwin, Of Philadelphia, BENZ Whit
man, of Erie, and D. h. Winman, of
Northampton, Secretaries, Recess was
taken to permit delegates to indicate the
committee on organization.
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PH1LADELPHIA, August 24.-Morton
McMichael, proprietor of the North
American and Z, 8. Gazette, was nomina-
ted for Mayor by the Union City Conveu-
ton to-day, on the first ballot; with lit
tie opposition. .l5 =
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ST. vINCENT'H
Classical & Mercantile College
WHEELING, VEST VIRGINIA.

DIS II O r w II = L 4 n TBUeT
ID that the success Of his s6orts In behalf Of
female education, win recommspd st once V TIE
favor Of the public this Institatioa fof boys ans
young men, which 20 hopes g make al thsf 10
The modern languages win b tsusht by ges-
tlemen TO whom fhsy are vsrpaculaf, and who
will afford 10 the pupils occasional oppsftunltass
oflearning by practice and oonversatton IL
intended to provide such inssrumsuts ano ~
to the studies Of Natural Philosophy, Chsnts
try, Surveying and Engineering. The dsIsrf.
mcnt Of Book Keeping ead fsnmansetn v1n D.
n a. ss sgs. g ss Uasc Su,
II Catholics win be received = boa!dsrs unlsss
for special rsasons exception b naAe: The dis.
cipline VIII be strict and b enforced by the d.
raissal Of tho insubordinste.
for tie day scholars, quarteffy; n The cass Of
boarders Tor the half ssssion; Snd the 1gurss b.
low indicate the cash In advance tsf1A Hffon
the neglect Of psrsnts or ethsr causes, psynsnt
ca.h e T piics, viii oonstisuss de rsrsisf cisrsss
Of tho College. No deduction wfu - asAe -
absence or for removal whsp Q quarter % hab
session has been commspeed- excspt In casa Of
sickness
(Wh,n pstd IN sdssmssN
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GOV. KirkweeA's. Appointments'
Rx-eov. g. j. Kirkvood viii speak at the following
tmes and places upon the political questions OF the day

The Local Committee at the several points above men
TONED ALL please make the necessary arrangements for
said meetings. JOSHUA TRACY,
$50. Chairman State Central Committee.
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From the Chicago Republican.
SIX AND SEVEN.

On golden, sunny day,
sweetened BY the breath Of Nay,
Laughing ehildrsn wsre q Play.
Ancient wood and nAAdow nm
With the joyous music flung
Out from many . noisy tongue.
warblins bird, and waving tree,
Thinking bell, and droning bee,
Mingled in the melody.
Little wild flowers, ope by one,
Looking upward, had begun
Morning worship 70 the sun.
Far away one little maid
From the shouting rsmblss strsyed--
And her name was Adelaide.
With face half fear, half Joy,
With footstep light and coy,
Followed her blue-eyed boy.
Ger the sptless vault Of heaven
Shadowy clouds had not been driven
She was six and he was seven.
Where the partridge seeks HIS coop,
Marching with his wings adrooP,
Drummer to the sylvan troop
Where the bubbling runlet brims,
Singing low its vernal hymns,
Sat thew meath the alder limbs
Limpid waters soft and sweet,
Curled around the messy seat
Dimpled waves and dimpled feet
By that dropping alder-shade,
Into one two hearts were made
Theodore and Adelaide
True love meier to earth was given,
True love hurries home to heaven
She was six and he was seven.
Soon from scented fields and bowers
Autumn chased the summer hours
Scattering, as they fed, the flowers.
Ripe nuts rusting to the ground
Young ears catch the magic sound,
Young feet to the forest bound
But from all that happy throng,
Shouting loud and shouting long,
Absent was the sweetest song.
One June day q mound was made
BY that dropping alder-shade-
Adelaide 0 Adelaide,
On its turf so sweet and low,
Fell the first cold winters snow.
Six and seventy years ago.
Near il still each summer even
Stands an old man ripe for heaven
She was six and he was seven.
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McCAusLASD. and other rebel officers con-
cerned in the burning of Chamhersburg, Penn
sylvania, have been indicted by the Grand
Jury of Franklin county. and acquisitions
have been made on several governors of South
ern States for their delivery to the authorities
of the invaded region
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jyl9-dawem

Toe UstAai Cha ~ Der an Essay OF Warn
ing and Instruction for Youns Men. Also. new ana
for Diseases Of the Urinary
syssems-sentfr free. In sealed envelopes Address. Dr.
]. sKILLIN HoUsHroN. Howard Association ph,,.-
delphia. Pa. .n-x.
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The latest within of fashion in Eprone Il for
ladies TO increase the height Of the forehead
by artificial means The foreign papers have
aplenteous supply of advertisements Of waters
for the purpose Of destroying the hair on tho
forehead at once and forever.
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CAPTAIN NYE, of the whale ship Abigail. ia
said to have expressed his scorn and fearless.
ness OF the pirates at the time of his capture.
saying to Wordell of the Shenandoah, lyon
have not ruined me yet. | have ten thousand
dollars at home, and before left / lent Il To
the Government to help fight such fellows a.
you.o 90
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V. hn Suplen y, curt in Washington county,
. ~, s.an.es divorces last week, of which
s me,s .S -sertion and for adultery. In
lou, 81 we latter the criminalty was on the
part OF ne wife.
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The Con&e~saons and Experience or an
Invalid; pusii-hed for the benefit and rs CAUTION T,
YOUNG. MEN and o. hers who suffer from Nervous De
opsy. Premature Decay of Manhood. &C., supply NJ a
'hs same time TEE SrAss srLpCvRx. ny one VII.
nas cured hrnsef after undergoing considerable qnack
cry BY eneoi ling pnssp id addressed envelope singh
copies may b had of the auth r
NATHASIEL MAYFAIR Esq.,
Vzedsv Bun Brooklyn. Kings Co., ~
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Special Notirrs.
The Dead that Might be Living.

The Dead that Might be Living.
1t s sad to think that thousands annually with the
means Of life and health almost within arms length
Many weakling goes down to the grave every av whom
the timely Of LOST EITER's CELEBRATED SION.
AcH BITTERs woud have saved. /, is a consolation.
however, 70 know that this glorious Tonc-a WALKING
Elixir without single drswb .ck-is preserving TIL.
ives OF mulhtudes. In cases OF general debility arc
prossrs'ion, it Is producing eects thai perhaps more
astonishing shan anything heretofore observed or re
corded In the history of medical treatment Feeble
emscated and de.psring patients. whose power, OF di
gestion seem to be actually exnguished recover thief
appetite, strength and spirits und conrse of the T.
tiers, With rapiiity thai positively amazing An
that the prorretors originally expected from the
ration vas long thrown the shade bv it's actoa
results New virtues which they had never thought II
astdbuting to It, continually being developed in It,
application to As preventive of dI.e ,ses
every class and constitute NAL invigsrant it stand
alone and unsppraachahlc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31

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