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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
p E T r OLE u M.
J. c. MORRIS,
No z WILLIAM STpRRr NrRW NnpK

SUI pu FSa al al the the i EsdSLE ia
DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM OIL
STOCKS; some paying from FOUR 20 FIVE
PER CENT. monthly, on par value Of FIVE and
TEN DOLLARS, and CONTROLLED BY
FIRST-CLASS MEN OF THIS CITY.
Parties desiring daily quotations. cfStocks. or
information In relation to them can have same
furnished upon application l. -
Orders from parties out Of the city promptly
attended to- Remittances, or satisfactory ref.
erences in all cases TO accompany order.
Sales made at New York iPETROLEUh
STOCK EXCHANGE" or at private SAFE. :
Refers, by permission, to the following we'll
known Houses Of this city:
Messrs. Harbecks & Co. Josiah Nacy's Sons.
Galwey, Casado & Teller. George Mine.
B. G. Morris, President Columbian Ins. Co
Caldwell 4 Morris (successors to Brewer L.
Caldwer-)
g, ": ppsr. Cashier Bank OF New York.
ian27-3m :. f.ftH 70 atf8
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Terms of Surrender.

The very generous and maguanimons
army by General GRANT, have called
forth unanimous praise. They are all
that could be expected by the most radi-
cal Southern man, under the circumstan-
ees in which the two armies we're rcla-
lively placed, and amount in effect to
general amnesty to all the officers and
men ofthe army of Northern Virginia.
We do not doubt that the terms proposed
and given by General GRANT had previ-
ously been discussed and authorized by
President LINCOLN. and we take especial
pleasure in pointing to this fact as evil
dence that the President is really desir-
Gus of pacifcation and disposed to offer
liberal and even magnanimOus terms 10
the rebels. This is, to our minds, one OF
the most encouraging signs of the times
and will exert powerful influence in
leading the remaining soldiers of the
Confederacy TO lay down their arms and
put an end to strife. A great opportuni-
ty is now offered to Mr.. LINCOLN to re-
store peace and Union upon terms honor
able alike to both sections of orr common
country, and cause such an outburst of
10Y from the hearts of the people both
North and South as the world has never
witnessed Speaking upon this subject
the Courier DIES Flats Unis, the organ of
the French government and people in
this country, says:
aft humanity, the identity of origin,
the remembrance of old brotherly feel
ing which once in war conquered the in
dependence of their common country,
and made great national power in time
of peace-if all sentiments. in fine, if the
voices of the heart do not command mod
GRAFTON in this hour of victory, it be-
hooves the greatest interests of the coun-
try to impose upon the Federal authori-
ties a calm and conciliatory policy i'll the
execution of the task which yet remains
to be flashed
To-day the political life of Mr.. Lincoln
really begins. 1t is by his future acts
that his country and also foreign nations
will Judge him; from to-day he will
either take a place among the statesmen,
of whom the United States is justly
proud, or will verify the opinion of those
who, judging from his past acts, have
looked upon him as man with small
mind.
His task is great and difficult, more
difficult, perhaps, than the one imposed
upon him during the last four years, but
also greater and more worthy of exalt-
ing the ambition of man of heart
To reconcile the hatred of the sections,
to raise up the ruins. to SOW forgetful
ness so as to reap the acknowledgment of
authority, to calm the over excited pas
sions, to reorganize land torn up by
sacrifice. to restore material prosperity,
to regulate the finances and general dis
order, to reunite for one common good
the remaining strength of the two weak
sned, though yet rich sections, which
have proved to one another by heenergy
of their strife that they are worthy of
mutual esteem and reunion lis there not
work enough laid out for the greatest
mind and satisfaction for the greatest
hssrtf" 80
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Upon one occasion, when a recently
deceased clergyman was preaching, he
dropped the immediate discourse and
made this observation: 1T is arule with
me never to use an expression which the
humblest of my hearers cannot under
stand. | have Just made use of the term
ocular demonstrations will explain it
to you: look into the large pew, and |
see Young man, in a blue coat and a
scarlet waistcoat, fast asleep" On pro-
nouncng the last two words, he raised
his voice considerably and all eyes being
attracted to the unfortunate sleeper, no
added, in lower tone, 'Of that | have
ocular demonstration" He then resum-
ed his discourse in his accustomed man
ner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

EDUCATION has "ri2" somewhat out in
Iewa, as can be seen by the following
notification, published i'll tue Lyons City
Journal, which explains itself:
Madail harrison county iOway february
the 10, 1865 to the county gug of susity
ioway forbid yu or emmy on els given
liSens to emmy on marry Evliuc Gurley
the daughter of Reub IN S Gurley and
Elisa Gurley. Aud furthermOr to Motif
all the county guges off the same i'll ne
brascaup and down the river.
REUBEN S. GURLEY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

THE head of turtle. for several days
after its separation from the body, re-
tains and exhibits animal life and scnSa-
tons An irishman dccapitaicd one, and
some days afterwards was amusing him
self by putting sticks i'll its mouth, which
it bit with violence. A lady who SAW
the proceeding exclaimed, Why, Pat.
rick, thought the turtle was dead
$50 he is, ma'am, but the creatures II OF
sensible of it,"
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Oil stocks.

The Philadelphia List, in some remarks
ON the oil stock market says The cap
ture of Petersburg and Richmond, which
renders the subjugation Of the rebellion
a certainty at no great distance of time,
makes it necessary to every one engaged
in business to trim his sail and keep on
even keel Stocks are going down very
naturally, and some who deal in them
who 90 more by sums than values, are de-
ploring the fact. Oilstocks have generally
declined, partially in consequence OF the
late food, but more generally in SYM
pathy with the financial condition of the
country. Many who bought at high
prices do not like the prospect of selling
at low rates. They do not properly take
into consideration the difference in the
purchasing power of the currency. If
they sell stock for 81 40 which cost them
50 80, they ought to be able to buy as
much with the former sum as they could
have done Will tuc ldtVci oiA ihohpno
ago. 1t is true that the prices of mer-
chandise have not fallen in comparison
with the reduction in the value of gold
and it is a good thing that such is a
fact A sudden reduction in prices, day
by day, according to the fall in the value
of gold, would create such confusion and
such disasters in the commercial COM
muity, as would cause wide spread rnin
But it is also true that oil stocks have
not declined in equal ratio with gold
Where there has been a decline in oil
stocks, the reason is to be traced either.
to diminished production of the wells,
losses by the freshet, or some other influ
ence which would have produced the
same result even if the currency had re-
NAMED in settled condition. We there
fore, do not consider that there is any
real blight upon oil interests, or that
they will not flourish equal to any other.
Let the companies keep at work, and
produce the brave list of new wells which
the spring must bring forward, and the
prospects of petroleum will soon be as
bright as they ever We're"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
FOR SALE.

tt OF 152, CENTER WILHELM,
IL WEST side Chapline Street conan -
alley. Enquire of X. VEAZY, rs Mn m.
or j. III HOBBS, South WheeliBg t
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Steam Engine for Sail.
HAVE ON HANDAFIRSTp,,

STEAM ENGINE, To mon Cylldf q
stroke and 10 feet Fly wheel; and Two rF.l
boilers 20 feet long, "a inches diameter 81,
will sell on very reasonable terms An.
my residence miles from MartmsyiIL b,
MI. Pleasant and Martinsville plank ma !,
dress THOMAS MlnHTu
ap2-3w Martins Fem n.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

TIE Folly OF MANKIND.--A company
opened an Office in Chugan alley, during
the South Sea mania, to receiving sub
scriptions for raising million, fol- a pnr-
pose to be known after the million was
raised! The people ilocked in and paid
five shillings on every fifty pounds they
subscribed. A large sum was thus col
lected, when an advertisement was pub
lished announcing that subscribers
might have their deposits without any
deduction, as the project of the directors
was merely trial to see how many fools
they could make in one day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11

GEN. BUTLER FROM A LOYAL" POINT
OF VIEw-Butler is at Washington, set
Ting mp his accounts. The Tribune says
his friends talk OF his resignation. Prob
ably this is threat, intended to bring
something handsome" from the Presi-
dent. But it should be earnestly receiv
ed, and the General informed that his
resignation will be promptly and gladly
accepted. He has done all the service of
which he was capable His conduct since
his removal from command shows him
unworthy of public honors. Let him go
into well-earned retiracy, along with
other exploded puff bags who have beeL
burst and lain aside during the last two
years.-.1 lLdpy ErHjng .JOMHdi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
DIED:

Mr.. JOSEPH CLINE, with Asthma, at Cincin,
natl, on Monday, the 10th inst at the residence
of his son, Jacob Cline, on East Columbia street,
No. los, aged Sugars and months
The funeral will take place ON Tuesday after
noon, at o'clock, from the residence of his son,
Joseph c. Cline, on 9TH street, between Quiu
CIV and Center.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-11
$4,000 AT STAKE
GREAT RXClTRMRNT.

AT No. l76 MAIN STREET,
Next door TO Stone & Thomas Dry Goods Store)
EIFTEEN THOUsAND DOL.
IL LARS worth of Boots and Shoes offered to
purchasers At their own prices.
The subscriber having bought an unusually
large Stock just before the advance in prices Of
July and August is now prepared to sen
house in the city.
Tbs attention Of MI, both great and small, is
invited to my stock Can early and secure bar
gains Quick sales and small profits il the mot.
to adopted at this establishment
No trouble to show gooda
JOHN KNOX,
oetlo lT6 Main etreet Wheeling
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REMOVAL.

rAvING BEEN KsTABLIsHED
III IN the clothing business in Wheeling for
the past fifteen years, and owing to the increase
of trade and patronage I have found il necessa-
~ to remove my!headquarters to the commodi-
ous room. No. "a Main street few doors
above L. c. Frost 4 Co.'S where win keep
as heretofore, q well selected of READY MADE
and HATS ANDCAPS all of which viii be sold
at the lowest panic prices.
would cali particular attention to my elegant
stock of BOYS CLOTHING. The attention of
COUNTRY MERCHANTS 10 respectfully tnvi-
ted to my stock. ISAAC OCHS
No. q Main street, a few doors above I. c, Frost
Goa - sps.dim&wh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

Under the direction Of ths Religious Of the Insti-
tute Of NJ sacred Heart, Chicago, ~.
The Religious n this lssliialisa aFc now pro.
pared 70 receive pupils in their newly erected
seminary, which i delightfully."- situated in one
o. the most snlobrious localities % the city, on
Ne Weea side, scar vernon Pask. R1tsnsivs
grounds surround the Ipstitution. and are being
laid out IN snch manner n to afford the pupils
ample advantage for healshfal exercise.
The educational course Of instruction embraces
the various elementary - veil % the higher
brsnchss ofa 1nished sdaeation. M Psopeiesy Of
deportmens, politeness, personal nestness, and
the principles Of mOraltv, are objects Of assidui-
y. Al excellent chemical and philosophical ~
paratus forms : valuable addition % the means Of
isstfnction. The health Of the pupils II o Oh
lest OF constant sollcitu1e. u siek1eas they ars
aiIecticnasely attepded, and q no time ars they
I momsns beyonA ~ ieaeh u insp4ction.
IT. Fresci language bsing Anently ~ con
Dtantly spoken in the institution, % thoroughly
tssehk, re- u ehafSs. Doaestic ee0noasy, ~
kinds u ssefsl ssd Srnamsntal nssdlsuosk. -
every species Of fancy work, ars taught without
extra cdoeEo. 4i a@ =t@ Ms
The Shcolastie session eomnences II Septem
ber md ends u July. For further particulars ID
drsss ~ Oapssior. corner y 1syler end Thsssl
streets, betwees lSth strest asd Vernon Park.
M aAnA- al M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

Waose fj1s6sy nee. und.r Providence, has often
sSsosd L.fs.
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new,
untried remedy they have been used and tested
in the United States for thirty years, and are re-
lied upon By hundreds Of thousands Of families
q dlniost their sole medicine when sick No care
or expense 10 spared il their preparation. and it
il certaiaIt true wksa I assert thstao Kirg can
have medicine safer or surer than Brandretn' .
Pills.
They produce good effect upon disease imme
diatev they are takea. BY some wondsrful pow
er, perhaps electric or nervous influence, the
progress Of diseased action is arrested; where
wake.sulness Or pain have been present. the sys-
tenn becomes quieter. and the patient soon Oh
tains refreshing sleep.
The genuine BRANDRETH PILL 10 xJhas up-
on il q, s. COvERyuENr SrAnP with B.. BRAxp-
RITA in White Letters in the same. sep4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11


Aasetisg Of the creditors Of Ketehum,
Son 4 Co., VAS held in New York last week,
called in pursuance Of card addressed to
them By The house, in which We find the
following statement Of its affairs:
We ars now abls TO say, fos the 6rst
tine, that, according to the balance IN our
books, our liabilities ase. in rouAd nambssss
a. oOo, 900, while the svaileble asset: ap-
rlicable to the payment ofliabilities and ~
expenses Of winding up, the e!tate o c AM
probahly, realize more than 3S,bOo.OOv TO
%, 600. 900, and. u . forced reah1a -,
nrobsbiy less than either sum. Some c1aI4s,
amounting to about ea6O, 00o, have beep
made ~ which We think We are not liable
for, and there il faint psospsst that eur
assigness may regain . very s0all amooos
Of the assets Of which W were 9a0dulentiy
deprived. The amount offonde end secu>
curities distracted from US without ar
knowledge At the time, and to our 30 great
loss, is now definitely ascertaiaed - have
been not less than $2,000, 900.
A letter from . COMMITTEES Of inveatiea-
ton previously appointed was read 1t tie
meeting, in which they reported the total
liabilities Of the firm at$3, 936. sos. s.. in.
Guiding claim Of &25O,00O, which the
house disputes. The assets, valuing prop
srty mors with references to il productive
ness than to its selling price, amounted to
$s,o9s,oOo. This includes $243 900, which
the firm hopes to recover from the estate Of
young Ketchum, and the distracted bonds.
An offer vas made by the firm Of sixty per
cent on its whole liabilities, Of which City
per cent should be paid in cash in sixty
days. and ten per cent. in their notes at
twelve month. The creditors unanimously
voted to accept this proposition, and to 70
store to Ketchum, Son L Co. the estate now
in the hands Of assisnees. ..5F ms :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11
INTERESTING LETTER FROM GEN.
SHERMAN.
Something Of his Persomnl Rli~.
tory.


correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
HuxrsyIlLs, Ala, Sept l, 1865.
Mr.: y. N. Martin, Of jackson county.
tn.s STATE gives me permission to trans.
enos for publication the follownins intsr>.
est'ng letter from Major Gen. ". +. Sher.
man, written to Mr.. n. It il I valuable
INK 10 the chain Of history which has
grown out Of the var, coming Is It does.
nom one Of the brightest stars in the Union
GALAXY: s'
AEADo'as Nil. DIV. or rnx M,ss,ss,rp,.
In THE FIELD, NEAR ATLANTA.
~ August 10, 1864.
DANIEL n. NARrrS, Sand Mountain:
NJ DEAR FRIENp-W When in Lsrkinsyille
last winter, inquired sitter you, and could
ct no positive answer. wish Won had
cent me your letter Of Jan. 22-which
have just received-for could have mad
you ieel ct u case 1t once. Indeed | do
veil remember our cid times about Belle.
1onte, and the ride NO took to the corn
m'ils. and the little farm where | admired
the handsome colt, and tried to buy it,
Time has worn On, and you a.c now an old
IAN, IN want, and suffering, and /, eleo
no longer young, but leading . hostile a..
~ On he worry ruad eano evhen 4 Ian
!cel'e!onte, and, It this moment. p6urinr
:.so Atlanta the dread lnisailes of seei.
.1e tne lives Of it, psople. And vet / am
: ~ same William Tecumseh. Sherman von
NEW IN 1874, with - warm Z heart q -.
and anxious that peace and plentv .hsil
9eevail u the land, md, to pro1e;t. ~.
JeG Onvia. Gen T. - ~ = - ivy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11
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lnslish papssssrs vsry noch ' .,.....s - -
-. !. 'ae!se4 ana - Lsndsa IT,. eb.rrs.
The public aatlsssitisb WitA ssA6eaa. ,.-;C
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ess'havs hssAAhls ~ naks snsk . $3.50
Fssoaslaasisa, whsa 49, plAn b dsseaaeal
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

: - EE
6565AY Gv161ney ........ :. SIT -
1T zEs7I
~. : Z. - 1uaAlss =. Atm:
=. =. ....:.at1235 T. "a, =.
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- - sei1p,.iA 4sss1lpatss ss'sv'
~ eaalIna, 49, ~ tets 4G4f asa0ss
..srSsiuvSsS s1nt sut 49, eeIt9
:. ~ IN y sbrssG' 1S6 iislks
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~. ,hafths oSdaibS Of ffdsesd1s 0seAssa y
0s' . s.i..l.ssa to siasplssk ~ Rspsbliss
:. .sstv vah ie,e. - ~ a. es(isenst z
liking db>e steaelpd g ~ 9Th ~
srol Of he abolitss papers Of the East
shev havs vslshs1 Tie 1tsliasnts .euevig
and ON The leading issues Of the day hnd
nothing commsudabls IN him. His recon.
ssructioa policy i edieas 70 thsn. aad BE-
eeuss ~ fhes dsslassa in lssse Il StAss
Rights spsiks q1sje.p = teevs ss9tassi6
10 net sesalsd q - siepg thsm. 'aad un-
lsss thsy can beipe iaaseess TO- bsAf 70
ueuld him to their ON purpose. - they
aid his predecessor, hat few months Vim
ssapss before an attempt xiil b pretty gen.
erally uadb b red apd Wsitp hp out Of
the party.
By late number ofths Worcester. Nass.
81, appeared . vt Of rpedslions sdPpesi
Il meeting of abolitionists there, In which
they herald their own degradation. They
Stass that they observe With anxiety Tie
multiplying signs Of ssalitisn q ~ part
4 he Democracy with ths pretsnt patiensl
administration, in its avowed policy ~ ~.
construstisns UiSAsaS a.. os1tAi5osS n sui.
frags to the blaek aln, ord leaving It OPP
ioosl viii the slsvp he,dia bbst = eivp
or rsfass to loyal freedmen TIE Aasrscaa
citizens right,df ~ lslisa YDf3a
< They ~ that the sxpsSi Ass'9s hi1nA
should warn leading rspublieAna dat the
7tisrasation ofthe party - ~ viftsalhs-
trayal into the hands - DspoPecy, -
far from being IN iu1pea6sbilAt, - ehs most
practicab'stsd. tsnbsft ntthsd II lifting
the Dsmocfacy again into power.
Then thst resolve that 1.-THE national Sc
curity ofsnGsags y Ne hlaaks ~ thssssh-
cut the entire South 10 the only sure means
= rss>srine tAe snioa = th.ss units>
StnGss." .ss ssWI utlb1 e.
Another cause for alarm in the abolition
camp b tho prompt snanserdia WITCH the
President has sustained 0ev. 6hafksy, Of
Mississippi, in his recent coafics with the
military powers. These things don't suit
the abolition brethren at, I'll. sad they will
not hesitate. - soon ~ the coming fall
elections are over. 70 tell him 80. They
have : hoerots q 7t'srasation. but the
signs Of the times are not in their favor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11
Fer Sale In an parss sfshe vvsraA

IS Hudson Street, New York Msnufaetory cor
ner Walter and Ferry 6treets Hudson n. /.
GEO. q. HUBBEk. 3 CO.,
Projectors, Hndson. n. T.
Fer Sole BY Druggists. 0rocera, BE.
bURNHAn 3 VAN SCHAACK,
Sole Agents for North Westsrs States, No. 10
Lake Street, Chicago, ILL., Oc27dAw1y
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