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, 1865-03-04
What the fIlustr1ous AberuetIv
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"Wen III, %hats the matter?' said Aberaet.y, tn.
Hsnt vho had called to :on,ult hiu.. !. Oh noIdins
oot o e. t snd nxs5
Aer1ous" said a ,erney. II tell you str. hi when
tose tEo organ. Are ont Ct o'der. As you cal 1t,
Or ,ss. d.tases; nor : e9on of bleed ia thai j. il
therefore B Of the very ht.het importance to keep
The sush ana llyrr IN rig 'rons Hilton. II :he
md centFol thcm with htisT 3T TEk's CELE3RATkD
STOMACH RITfEkS. th< mo.i genta vegetable res.
tered Is ccrc ior tspsps:h aad Ltvsr Dlstase 1t
xecoEmt!d~d 3. dftlnEulshec srrceons and physl
Army and kayg bT oar nrst -uthors BY eminent
clerE5acn T. fact bs thousands or tae mott inteh,
REnf OF rvrfY ElfEs, NJ nncqnllte1 protective
HEaiust etiteufc ant N s'ar1nus d-ss.. per
EotAnt md a1te1at ye. EnhS1:15 st rH eAr
, 1865-03-04

Itch. Etct1. Itch.
NKATEa: eckAsCH. SCRATCH!
"a&ATON'r OINTMENT will cure the
Itch In IL Apurh,
Also G9n1 SALT !sHEuA ljLGERs. CE11BLA1Ns,
nd Aa EEuPTlDNS OF 1uE EKIN, P5ics 50 ce1ts
Eor eals u ~ raxaist+ BY sending 90 cent. 10
Mk* *ks toITFE, Sole Agent, TO sshinEto- st,
Boston, vii b forwarced hy u.ail, nee oI postage
10 ans ptrt Of the United stat >.
ChlcaTp. III fc!1h-.p mi
, 1865-03-04
33rtrDlguut.
pctrnleum.
nj UTUAL BENEFIT
PETROLEUM COMPANY.

IL l.
r PETROLEUM COMPANY
Organized undsr1he Law of II Stat.
CAPITAL SfocK shshH i9aae .ss,s3 sH1sEs AT '.s rEl
s9, 4s2@ saAREs; 2 r g. OF $4,000 RESERVED Fol
3s Y ss.ssR .ee.a e e
Chase OF 'snds and ether property. SN1
omce' No. 1ao rsas.-;t:, s su&nover Square.
ofFICRRB:
sfs III Fs5f ~ eS:s;slss. S1sslsss
SnH1 niAf Z e + rrRoSI. sfEeE York seczet.i;.
oG1s 1s* j ae,k ss1 1tfss',f5 fssa aener
JOHN 6: ooRsE11. OF 7,,n.,.lle, p.nn. ASH. m,
s1essan,tsasR Esas SsR1n smru A.,orn.,. ~, c.,.
o7' g'ak ofcomnelss balaas. .ses Folf. sai s'aa's'
TRUSTEES:
Hon: JOHN KELLY. sherl1 OF the CITY and Count,
dEoRaE s G: I. HAws, Secretary Of comuonv..,,.
j9ak G5LEs; 75sssafss s kss FT FORK s1re pepu,
5Es1E 1aEsssssR ss4es,s ss gss,
sAMI FL: :sMtfH. Merchant, 10 deal.n., N. r.
5SSx : SiS M
which arc bottom lands, a.out on lundsed Ind
'Eesent5 tvs scle. have been acted " competent
1uaceA, as tte best Of oil Producing lands I'll rnek
a99 ~, r. ,f,hn,srs streams ran Directly through mo.i
I1hsr.
The tract sitnatee On Macu,re'e ruut tYtent.rv T.,
.GnJ MAet ItoM III OsNtLLE. ctnshf4 o: ono hun
sted h nv naae IN Ix. sno nnnsaa veil 10
the shovr nsmcn rrc r Thsrt .i wnCa 1uos
sniressrr - ..E 80. VI - VI plt low !Ahd Ter.
n ant.a ,4 IT, VT q n oCes sat
1o pUss-ooIE Au1hI 9ue evidences u superior oil
, 1865-03-04
#(6rFuanfOug,

nR J. r. NEWTON WILL
~ cure the sick, st Metropolitan Hall. daily. (sun-
cay. eJcepttd) from 4. ii. tt II 81 ,mlenctae
MONDAY. March eth. TRxE-" without money aud
Nithont pr1c -. Also, 1t the sher nan House, Par or
No. fer those that able willing to pay, from
G< II 1t. Ynhlm
, 1865-03-04
LADIES, READ TIE FOLLOWING FRov
HE"LdLiEa' AAGAzINK," "LdDIEy Dir
BOOZE" AND MEDICAL G4zETTF.
From thA 1sdlea' Nagxztne.1

AoIn1r isD DAraa1KA-There Is a peri,s i, n.
~ ~ efssysy ,.ung E.l. waeu hee eaa1acss naens1
heav3 tho Euncal langa Of childhood n In Sed a.
ep ;ossa ~ sasnclsy and hsadsche and ,1ssessaess
1an MoEs The cAnle, and understand tae eoHtnS
met1aorpncsts Of the child into The Won a. Int y
oHtn Tt1y oftzn, at 1oss how {, 1oSthe HI nssh -
her dsslins how TO ohvaza The roo uifeu sttena.n W
l4s. h.W 70 aid nature and anticipate oun r, .neS
mothef3. 10 I'll We recommend thc luEKnKxr ~ -
MAtE EnLs, to be found IN cur ,iamns, rec5mm.nd.
nG them - ~ lnfa the Temovet Of an 0bstrnctinn
20 1atuseI efforts, aud an ina1hle rexufstor 1:*Ii
tot lhefokee Plus. Ina Burat and satsst ia ~
markell Sud BY Ill DEu6gnts. '"'~'s - W.
, 1865-03-04
Cure Yourself.
DE- BAKERS SPEC1EIC,

Cure Yourself:
DE- BAKERS SPECIFIC
This Medicine Will cure Gonorrbea.
G1eet, Structure, Seminal Weakness
or Spermatorrhea, Chordee, Dlseases
Of the Kidneys and Bladder. and
all Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
caused By ContagioR or Weakness OF
either sex, Males or Females,
,,1n m. ELEGANT. Eli POPLAR .nd InEA111a1E
f. SSkf s! kAssS ~ etE1ss a9Etsa
este o he Gensa1 aaa ofEana q CTRE Al as
ma!e) In b fen dags s>1'''1 ~ '''
DR. BAKERS sPECTE1C
q S6f sFfz saAfa Fl KkEa5kR1E ELLEN: a5HEnT ss
SheSg sS 5 aaE y HE.%
Header, have you :
Private disease,
o. sny Disease Of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER or SLY
EtL d}1s ORGANS. % not nesiectis. DsIAY Is I.1A.
nh Procure at once that celebrated ana 1aai
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,
sg:h esestG; a54cE e.
DIR. BAKERS SPECrEFc
stsH 1ss gkkA1 AhAtlks PuR1FY1Ea and SELF
AIylCE lsi1 difeeiienst use aceoa5ang n.y. eseh U
A Tffz S ftssf T. Sc
fSfsa Rk Gf rG TSsSI "a 4" Gi{H5 e sSE
ana Eb 56ia5f fTkfry II system " perfect state OF
vrnunrn ~r.r .prxx,
, 1865-03-04
PRICES oFTHE CHEROKEE MEDICINES
TEE CHEROKEE REMEDY, CHEROKEE
INJECTION, CHEROKEE CURE
DR-aWR1GHT'S ELIXIR AND
CHEROKEE PILLS

~ S9ld ~ enteEprisns DruVz,ts IN the etv17,z.
ef h,sS Tefsiets r. coTponnds IN lace ot h:se tSose
mnTc Icy 80 M pufsnasc at cheap price md msFe
s,ns eou7 atn,s tAssog vsue he seS &
1ne r. IT. VIII not buy thsm iory u ipcioso ~
E1n.s ~ iettef ana We sill fhen to yo3 oy
1kH1e sfGens xmtn CT adtrrss NJ in perfect coz
snFc ie @ ssxSEsst assa:e. Of ehtenis
because cfbeir abty to vist us Il W. have uc+t-
1ohe, BY correspondence.
Patients andE esstux Us will ploate statH plainly II
the s5mptl OF IN. mplsnfs, snd wrIt3 Post OF
ice. ount Stttr, and n2Ms Of Wrltefe pta1n and h
clusc DO tsEe stamp Tor Frpy
ne sena oar a2paSe Iti1anahes free to eny address
Add7css a.letteIs r Pamphlets or advice 70 tha ofo
DIR. ". R. AERW1N 4 CO.,
No. G. Liberty-st. New Ynrk
, 1865-03-04

u purely vegetable IN It's lnzrri,rn.a ,,a ,,,
ham tss n u qusties. an1 ~ mild and or s1.n
Is nc most deltcaLc e2rdil i has bee1 Ia cenerI
fesn so'd. and p, siesns Drug <tsts snd ALI En0
HAVE USED II 1nita in a*yfng that It "a thE sn r.
ever used. eA'5 NAVE
, 1865-03-04

dffoCuoNpRIAsls. dIstnske for everrthfno ,,h..e..
tsaatsn.ncr ios mind o. hedy aitads aud exhsnst,o1
!peIMS seSlt tlon ~ t,tclstton, ars encctusiv
GH @ E1M,,s; '1.' EIs,. soni nd estorat7s rs1sS
XII, eS. II nnplcsssnt sJmrtosa, tmbna botk
tbsafns 1ss fre5y .nlmsi aa,a 4. b pa1.d essTr
and eyesy organ reeeoesatra- These ma; se .fr.I1
statemenR tnt ttej arc !ulfy born. OUT b. tno mn
quettioaAole testimony q crowd Of ~ttue,,+. ~
lcct In t1is Elixir. "1" @s At >A@1n6 IL
, 1865-03-04

RaAel guaranteed In ten micutes, and PERMANENT
Ca.es OF :om ten tFeu1y yearf' ttacding yield =,
once 70 Us inunsoee. lrtce, ssEs post paid te
E141sdelrhia, IA. C1rcni.ll sent Tree LORD q
6atifh. p laEo street. General Axent1. Also, lof
sale bJ al D1ugElst1. ce15bS1 3m-r4kx III
Lost Manhood Rcstored,
6rsediy md gnec1usiy. by the use Of "Dk. Il
9o41E'e LtF1 ELLix Cure guaranteed. F.ice
= bcht nott EAio, ~ s. G. urNAx. Is south Exhth
Are<t, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free
fe2akGs4 5m ylI.xksls
, 1865-03-04
DR.. EasterIy's Iodine aud SarsaurjJla

ealt Raeur. scad Hcld, o d SDrfs Blot hes pnn's;
en- tht tstr snd all Eluptfons Ektu Tat r tha
kind, ~ @'1As
, 1865-03-04

HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Pave proved. rom the most ample e1pe.teuea. an
ESIlaE SCccsst-.Sinp.e Pronarf, Emcieni. and r., u
Cd ase 1Sey ADAPT
otesssn e FEEL snd tas lhs snsst Fsas1a
40. ff1ce OF Single Boxes Gents
! CURES xever, CongesEon and In1l lm.tlou. 25
6,nr hea e GbdIsa da1S i Z 1dalts. IL tnnts' =
es:iss. esifastE 1ielsss elsHaz hs1sa asa YSe5's SsS;
:. EonEns. coafs. Hoasseness, Rroaehitis, IS
hssd 49, rs ssS hasss sese. ssassssai ssstso
ssainSf e. 81 H. saSsa1 aoaa Periods
y Group: Hoarse Couah, Bad breathing. 8
assis' ssaPthsas .aa sty:iss1s Esas
inisas sss 9s9s T. G56 aadF AFQs'h e h,ecd,ut
&s5;S &ss5is7 ISIS; Sss:;i ;Ssidais pS q
3 As!f%s A. G4e15esssa, D!msut sre..hlns,
e:oas; Ee!s;sed sfaRads sfRaises sEsiiIasss:: RsiatIa1s:
Grnss. Grns.. ta} tPsa},i:y, er er!sns weakness, %
b 81 siciEess. @ f7@.fa1iaa. a :.. Vetszo. e
IH5!esES IR4eS5Sts4; tD!;si;s: Se8u
. :" soIs Mouth. or csnksr of Adults o. f''0
s:5;s !; 2;e
" h0Lsps' snf PSPSF;: SSFPs5@: tha1sa. ss: Vii. ID
Sa'f R3E q EEhay,nvs vials, In morocco csse aud
Book, 0"1 a IN
, 1865-03-04
RatlroaDS.

p1TTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
l. AID CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY,
OFx'cE OF TEE 6xoRr1AKr, ,
.. tfTTsBrk6 Il. Pa. FebruAry l3tn 1s65
ihe annual meeting Of lha Stock aud Dondh cldex,
ottAls Lon psny for the
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS,
Ana srch 1tbcr busint - ~ may come bttore IL ri;
Lee te 9ce OF said company, In the ctY Of Pjits
l1fEh, cn the ~ ''@
Third Wednesday {l5th1 Of march.
80: 166o at 10 O'Clock an TIE Stock and Bond
TrAnsI DcckI Ct the c. 1nnr 1T their ntics IN RE
city Of r x:nryl, and u the an.fer Agency. IN ths
March. at r H. and remain cosed nnt1 IN Y.tf
d.F OF Aarch thereaitr NAe1 ss A'e1
leg kslo2tt II. q. BARNES. secre.a-v.
, 1865-03-04

BRIGRAA ToGNG, TIE FATHER 0FgeH
EHAL HINDRED YOUNG A0RA0N3 A4
a3Af 1dAEAas t'ritsen q long latter H. facor ~
DR.. WEIGHTS Elixir. or EsgEy1,E ~ -
LIFE, but ,ce Aaue space only for ths Toio,o,no. ~
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anfr Uproeted


From Rn psrts Of the b5dy In i've minutes, without
injury IN the AKIN. hy ''TPHA4's DEFHA soxT IoE.
DEE" P!1ce; u! Nailed 70 .ny address n tl2a. b,
s. c. Upt:AM. 2s South Eighth Etreet, Phitdeph,s T.
Pa. Ask fol *tUruAN's UErilATuKr fowpEH| and
take no otler- LORD sMitH, 3 Lake street. Gene
OF Lrtu
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GberDkee #e0iei1tes


Trim tho chronological Journal
"TuA1's WARS 1BH NA1r1R~-"1 cna,k vo-f .
hate to sEe In the mofntue." "NJ o;csight II
mia on .1s ep,ag poa hem s.a's ax ny
Nc" Then tats regular d,se. Of tho Car sokTa
fut1, and follow tho dteetiona thAs acconnanv II
II these Ills hsye been the rcsult Jour own .ec
dgence. u notation q naturns a -. and yon
IN nsrn,e'. OWE path, his cHEnoKx1 Cr1x viii eure
!oq: 1 Is ~ .sst.rs vixot ssop thoso u,.huy euis-
nan of 5ou, save ron oindnes1. anc, perhaps.
ultimate tdl.cJ. Call for Cherokre Cure, Ftke 40
trug2ista. 1S'" - -
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80 tons tn 7tAek} 1t the eEoMEs1E4DFaFM ne,-
H1da Inquire Q! the Depot Hssser 1t bula Il Tho
subscriber uptn tbs farm. -"
fe3s m:S1M THOMAS T. BRNHkTr.
, 1865-03-04

DD0 ACRES GOAL AND PE-
AVV TRnlRux LANDS soR sALv In Alax.
accer etunty II tnots. nTe miles sou The1es ID -
noa tevsntesn y tcSTn.hp oarteec. soutn q n,nxe
o. th- hcart ot tthe lancs. Apo I II WI SHAnKs 0s
nc4 ~ ss7+t7t Ia u :yrrn - Mr,.,on
, 1865-03-04
IMPURE WATER, &c.

Roam through the world. through ercry climate rsne,
Here Is the antldota 'gatnst evezy change;
Water impure 1t tempeEs, and ,nu,-s
Men to ali hasdahlps In al ten2esuscs
, 1865-03-04

Reader hase you Cough, Could or any u,sea,o n,
@ thn LErSh? 10 rot ne.!cct It. c:aY i: dac-:rous
MI MILLIONS I DIE annnslly b. neEecs1ng COMMON
IOLD Couxhs snl i:olds. Z not c1rrs in tbeif eaGy
nsPfRnl DEATH Be advised In tlms, aud nro o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Mexican A fairs.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 23.-Letters from
Masatan to the l4th, announce the al
rival of Capt. Beauregard, brother Of
Beauregard of the Confederate States, in
the capacity of Private Secretary to w.
NJ Gwin, formerly U. S. Senator from
California. Capt B. reports that Gwin
has been created Duke by Emperor Max
imillian, and that Sonora, Senalra Chi
huahua, Durango and Lower California
have been ceded to the Emperor Napo-
leon by the Mexican Government, in pay
ment for the troops furnished by the
French Government to subjugate Mexi-
co, and that Mr.. Gwin has been appointed
Viceroy over these States, and will soon
enter upon the duties of the office. This
story is not believed further than that
Gwin has obtained certain grants of land
and is authorized to encourage emigra-
tion from the Confederate States.
The Imperial forces appear to he gra-
dually acquiring possession of the coun-
try, in spite of occasional successes by
Juarez. Much feeling exists against the
mericans on the part OF the lmperialists,
and at Massalton they are harshly spOk-
EN- of by the Imperial organ. Many
Americans, in consequence of their treat
ment, are returning to California, who
intended to stay in Mexico.
There were thirteen persons lost of the
steamer John Franklin. The bodies OF
only six were recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
CONGREs EssgONAL.
WAsHINGTON. Jan -.

SENATE Mr. Cowan presented the
memorial of the Board of Trade of
Philadelphia, demonstrating against the
repeal of duty Oh unsilcd paper
Mr.. sherman, from the Finance com.
mittec, reported back the hill to appIo-
pirate money for the Postollice Depart
ment without amendment
Nj. Wilson, from the Military commit
tce, reported back the petition of citi-
zeus, asking that action br taken {" So
cure the release of the prisoners OF
Straight'@ command captured III Ge"i-
gia. and asked that the committee he
discharged " was 80 ordered.
Mr.. McDougall offered A bill 10 re-rs-
tabIish mail steamships between the
United States and China. Referred "a
committee on POStOffic sand Post r. q 5.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution IN
structinC the committee ON Finance 10
examine the system of checks IN the
Office of the Register Of the Treasury
and 70 report if any legislation was
needed for the safety of public funds IN
that oiriee also if any losses have nccrr-
red there, md what caused them. Adppt-
ed
On motion of Mr.. Sherman, the House
bill To provide for the appointment of AN
Assistant Treasurer Of the United States.
in certain cases, was passed.
Mr. Henderson called mp the bill 70
reimburse Missouri for expenditure for
callin" out and feeding The militia ot
that State.
Mr.. Brown moved that IL be made the
special order for Tuesday next Adopted.
NJ. Powell offered resolution calling
upon the Secretary OF War 10 inform the
Senate why he had not appointed com
missioner 10 compensate loyai owners Of
colored volunteers, as required by the
act approved on the oath OF February,
1864
Mr.. Wilson opposed the passage OF a
resolution ike that which ceDsured the
Secretary ofWar
Mr. Powell. ar the request Of Mr Wade,
Withdrew his resolution m allow Mr..
Wade 70 call mp the special order, which
was the resolution in relation to retalia-
ton upon rebels for the cruel treatment
Of Northern prisoners.
Mr.. Sumner offered the following Is
substitute for the resolution before the
Senate;
''ResoIged. That retaliation Is harsh
always, even IL the simplest eases and
permissible only when in the first place
il NAV be expected 10 effect its object,
and when in the secoHd place il IS con-
sistent with the usages of civilized s0ci-
eties; that in the absence Of these essen
tial points IL Is useless and barbarous-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
The Missouri Bill of Rights.

ST. LOUIS, Jan 24-The Convention
Yesterday in committee of the whole
adopted the following sections of bill of
rights:
Sections l2and l3 define in what manner
religious corporations can be established
in the State, and how gifts and sales OF
land can be made to ministers and relig-
iOus denominations.
Section IA declares all elections shall
be free and open
The 18th declares that court of Justice
ought to be open to every person and
certain remedy afforded for every injury
to person, property or character. The
10th declares that no private property
ought to be taken or applied to public
use without Just compensation.
The 18th declares that the right OF
trial by jury shall remain inviOlate.
The 18th and Goth inclusive, define
the rights of persons before courts.
The 22d declares the privilege of the
writ of habeas corpus cannot be suspend
ed except i'll cases of rebellion or invas-
ion
The Odd protects people against un-
reasonable search.
The 25th and 26th refer to treason
against the State and conform to the
Federal constitution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
The Temple and the Wotshippcrs.
-.4 --.. MoRGANTowN, Jan. IL, 1865,
EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:


was much pleased to see by your pa
per of the 9th that Judge Thompson's
work is likely soon TO issue from the
press. Itrhas been known here for sew
eral years past in our literary circle, that
he was engaged III a work of great im-
portaRoc, ! use the two last words with
a full knowledge of their value, Our
deceased friend. tho Rev, J. Il. Moore,
most competent judge, has frequently
spoken of this work in the highest terms
ofpraise, aud of the influence ID would
have on the future currents of thought,
He relatedthis incident: A distinguished
Minister of the Presbyterian Church,
now located in one of the eastern cities,
nn his way To Morgantown. to spend
some time with Mr.. Moore. happened in
the train with the jndge, when the sub
ject of conversation turned ON philosc.
ply, the author OF the Temple and the
Worshippers," spoke of his method, his
processes and Results, and when this
gentleman reached this place, and met
Mr.. Moore, he kept him up till after
midnight speaking of the novelty and
value OF the system which Judge Thomp-
son was celebrating with care, learning,
aud assiduity, and spoke Of il as being
likely 10 be one of the richest contrihr.
tionS to philosophic thought and studies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
FROM THE SOUTH.
Wilmington and Charleston
An. Important Combination,
Rebel Cavalry Near Newbern, Nortt,
CaroIina-Sfeamer Fired ON The
Richmond Enquirer Thinks There
Is u Combination i'm Wilmington Az
fairs which Involves Charleston-
Preparations TO Evaeuaie Charles
Press Dispatch |

New YORK, Jan. pa party of rebel
cavalry made their appearance in front
of the Union outpost pickets near New
bern, n c., on the night of the l4thinSt
During their stay some of them deserted
toSthe Union lines, and on the discovery
of this the remainder fell back and were
pursued to near Kinston, by a detach-
ment Of the 18th New York cavalry
Rebel deserters are continually coming
in at Newbern
The Union steamer Mystic, while re-
Gently attempting TO land some pasSen-
gers at Washington, n c., which for
some time had been considered neutral
ground, was fired upon, and Col. Ches-
ney and another gentleman were slight
ly wounded. ...-~
The Richmond Enquirer. OF the 20th,
SAYS the reticence of the rebel War De-
partment concerning events cnTrent i'll
the South, indicates the fact that i'm
portant movements are in progress. If
Wilmington falls, there will be no panic,
though much sorrow for the inhabitants
The idea that there is an immense
amount of cotton stored there, is one at
tractive influence, to say nothing of the
port as above, which is now alluring the
invaders toward it, There is a cnmbina-
tion in the matter which involves
Charleston as well, and Sherman is on
foot in the matter. If these places fall, it
will be after the exhibition of much
strategy, tor Sherman is always AT it,
and we hope our army is also. Sher-
mans feints are. in fact, realities, for
while aiming at various places, he is
meaning to take all, and it hardly mat
tcrs with him which he takes FIRST
The Richmond Sentinel says the Sen
ate resolution creating the office of COM
mander-in-chief of all the armies has
been concurred in by the House also
recommending the reinstatement of Gen.
Joe Johnson.
The Worlds Savannah correspondent
says the rebels are expecting an advance
on Charleston and are making propara-
tiuns to evacuate that city, and have al
ready commenced removing government
property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
The Capture Of Beverly, WeSa yir-
ginin, by ROsser.

From the Richmond Sentinel January l9l
The daShing Rosser has jISt achieved
another Of his brilliant exploits within
the encmy's lines. We learn, says the
Charlottesville Chronicle, that a few
days since, he advanced upon and sur
prised them at Beverly, in Randolph
county, and made clean sweep of their
camp He has returned to his lair with
five hundred and eighty prisoners, a con-
siderablesuppl ofgreenLacks, and cloth
ing enough to furnish his eItiro COM
mand. There were, we believe, only a
few casualties Among them we regret
to hear that Mr.. Joseph Perkins, of com
pany X, Second Virginia, was wounded
III the leg. Company K, which belongs
to Whickham's brigade, it appears,
with another company from the same
brigade, volunteered fOr the expedition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
From Canada,

QUEBEC, Jan 24-In the opening de
bate in Parliament last night, the Gov
eminent sustained, by a large majority,
the conduct of Southern refugees in
Canada, and strongly denounced the de-
termination expressed to end the abuse
of asylum. A commission was issued to
inquire into the cause of the failure of
the Justice to release the ST. Adams
raiders.
TORONTO, G. w, Jan. "a The decision
in Burleigh's case will be given Friday
morning.
QUEBEC, Jan 2i.-In parliament to
day, the finance minister brought mes
sage from the Governor General, trans
mitting estimates for the current year,
in which is included some $4,000 i'll gold
to make good the money improperly sur
rendered i'll the case of the St Adams
raiders and claimed by the United States
Government under the existing treaty.
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JANUARY 25, 1867

us to fight the fight out, notwithstand-
ing gtheirzownz interests are involved IN
our eause as directly as they would be IN
open war with the Yankees. The fate OF
war may 90 against these States-such
an end is possible-and II it does, every
Confederate citizen would deniMld froni
the United States, and from the fihbas;
te,iRg spirits which the two armies would
turn loose, would obtain armies for the
new crusade, armies for Mexico, armies
for Canada, armies for Cuba armies for
Ireland. The Continent of North, Ameri-
lea, from the. straits to the isthmus,
would becoule the United States OF
America, aud the isles OF the sea
be swallowed up in the mighty
confederation. This grand object might
even now be obtained If reason and COM
mon sense could find a resting place in
Washington The recognition of the IN
Dependence of these Confederate States
by the enemy, with treaty offensive
and defensive, providing for an army
and navy preportionate with the popu-
lation of the two countries, with a eus-
toms union of free trade, and nnlnter-
rupted travel between the states Of both
confederati0ns, with the free navigation
OF the Mississippi, woull give 10 both
people all the practical advantages of
the old Union, without the evils that
have prodneod the present war. The
foreign policy Of both nations should
then be the Monroe doctrine, applied to
the whole continent of North America
and adjacent islands, Canada and Mexi'
co, Cnba and the Sandwich Islands, Cen
trail America and the Russian Posses
sions; all from Behring's Straits to Bar
ipns ISthmHs should be made American
in interest and republican in form OF
government, and each and all united by
treaties similar to that proposed for the
United States and the Confederate
States. Ins~ead of wasting the lives of
tine citizens and consuming the resources
OF rhe two countries i'll a war of mutual
ruin, such an alliance would open fu-
turc OF progressive power and influence
which would eventually make the con-
federacies of North America the dOmi-
nant power Of the world.
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Repair OF ,he piedmon, Railroad.
From the Richmond Dispatch. Jan. 49,

From the Richmond Dlspatchl Jan IHI
The Danyille Register of Tuesday says
that the trains would pass over the Pied
mont road to Greensboro the next day,
the damages done to the track by the
recent lire having been repaired. The
Roanoke river was swollen during the
late freshet to greater extent than
ever before known The bridge across
the river at Weldon suffered extensive
damage, over seventy feet having been
carried away.