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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-03
cry ITEMS.

All those knowing themselves indebt-
ed to the undersigned will find their &C.
counts ready for settlement
Nv M. RHEINSTRoM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-03

STEIN Bros. don't pay 10 to 10 per cent
to persons who bring soldiers in.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-03

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Coughs Cold is Dr.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it, FOR sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre " leeling and druggists generally.
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ACCIDENTAL chambermaid at the
sprigg House yesterday afternoon while
sliding down stair railing, fell from the
fourth to the second story Of the build
ing. She was not seriously injured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-03

STEIN BROS. don't pay $50 per month
for runners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-03

Go to Stein Bros to get your cheap and
good clothing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-03

Mr.. CEPHUs DAVIS, respected cltl-
zen of Elm Grove, died at his residence
on Saturday morning, after an illness OF
three or four weeks. His remains were
inferred Yesterday in the cemetery near
the Stone Church. A vast concourse OF
friends followed the remains to their last
resting place.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison, served up in the best style, at The
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall A choice
lot of wines, liquors, ales, &C., always on hand
tf GAUS g. WARNAFELDT.
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STEIN Bros. is the place to get good
fitting and well made suit of clothes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-03

WHY NOT USE THE BESTi-Over twenty
years increasing demand has established Inc
fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the
best in the world 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable and most convenient Complete in one
bottle. Does not require any previous prepare
ton of the hair. No trouble. No crock or stain.
Does not rub off or make the hair appear dusty
and dead, but imparts to it new life and lustre
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere. a. L. MAInE"o
Manufacturer n Y.
DEMAS BARNES g. CO.,
New York, Wholesale Agents Imyeeodly
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STEIN BROS. don't crowd the Custom
house and Paymaster's office with run
nerS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-03

STEIN Bros. make their own clothing
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NAVY DsPAarrzsr. BuRsAu o. PAsynIoHs AID I
CLorHIHs. March 20, lses

ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.-
i SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposals for
thin buresu snt o'cioct p m eth dry efApr
for the supply Of ao psands q Iresh Beef aud roo eoo
CURED The and Vegetables 10 Of good quality snd
tho best the market soxd and each article must 10 Offered
for by the pound The beefto be eqr propoions fore
and hindqussrs Bond with approved security vii be re-
quired In half the estimated amount ofths cIras and
twenty per cent ia addition WIN be withheld from the aoent
each payment be made eolaea security for the due
performance Of the contract which will DO pd
until IL IL fully complied with
Every eer must Be panied bxa written gusrantes
signed responsible person that the bidder %
bidders WILL fts their bid be accepted enter into an OBJ
furnish the articles proposed. . -
No ptoposs viii BE- consdsrd nnle accompanied ~ sach
suseste ana by ssts ctoyy evidence that the bidder
usr dealer 10 the s,ict proposed and has Tie license
quiredby lew. ~ N sln' = ~ a. j Hnil a-l :.
The department the right N reject any poposs not
considered ady.ntaxeols to the Government. w..
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Travellers, Guide.

% Albany, BY Hudson r. Z, from J0h.st. Dept, ID
day train hem Both q. p. Chy Iun boz
tween Chambers and S0h-sts. stations.
To Aosny, by Harlem h. r. SstL-s, ,sh.av. 10 a.
To Baltimore, BY the Ycwr.Sy T. t., FOOT Of
Comtsndt st.. Q aud III .. m. r. m. snd II b..
miSpigLt, snsdsy..,...;. .,;,.,s."..:,...s.. Z pm
Norwich Iiie. Pier - N r.. Nep,n6e Line Pier .ii
q Nh. AMI ssoninston lns, fisr 10 y. R-.dsily
Sunday exssp,ssl. . p m.
TO so.sco s St twisvcn & sSl ' .' m
via Shore Line, i2i srf p Sundar 80. % ~
20 BhdsePOrt by steamer iiridsepOrs foo, Of Peek ~
40 Buffalo and the West BY Erie RailrOaj foot y
oiShsme e,s-ss :...; andiQ nssad p IN
RR via Ehe Raj way loot Of Chsiubers-tt con- srs "
the wc.t . and 80. p m
TO 6reenpo-t 8. land OIL Saturdays p mlto -
Ysphsnk. Islp, FsImiugdlle. Long lGanl, by L.
j. Railroad from ganes-slir and foot Of sfthst.. .l
Err ga NJ. and
foT Hudson. Caskil AID Bristol By steamer 1rav. ~ m
Ger, Monday, wedac'day and triaay, foot OF
Harrison IT., North RIVER. ........I p. m.
leave Peck SIP at q aud p
aud 4ih,sy a,7 ~ an ~ 3 80 n and p M
from foot Of Courtlsndst., VIA phsdeiphiS Sam 81.
and ?: m. Sunday train p. N,
Ho.he Ws.h BY Central ksiIoid q new'Srssy ii.
and 800 ?. Sunday .:.,...:;.,:.,.. p,
eo Phiadeihia BY seeme' jesse toy dqny, lsnp ~
eonnoJting 9. Port Monmouth vita ,fains for 81
10 Paads BY Nc~jc:sy ia,i;s1a cct o. ~
no. snS L I'D 'ns n" ~ % 'na M
rorhiladeiphis, per Railway and sisan.boat, isup
day. eaceptsd wa Csulden and Ainbey. nom foot
NO Providence BY Neptune steanstip Co's Line. =
60 ga 5 snt s md fs 9G I Of IN .e: E
daily from PIER foot OF Murray St. at........ y p IN
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Al articles and ctsees must he marked or ssYpsd " D.
e. H. Ru' The packages mat slso be n'rscd with names
cad quantity Of con ents Samples p,sy be so.n st office Of
the Light House iu<pector at boston or New York.
qray and qussty in strict accordance the
cthe contract before they win BE- aeceped Every offer
sccompand by written guaranty signed ~ css OF
10 accepted be they Viii duly execute afopact accord
tie p6,ons aud .esuls Of the yeFtfDrnt thereto
appended within dsys and n tho sas party par
ties Offering siif m to INTO the contract as Aforesaid be
orthey guarantee 10 make good the ortwen ,ne
Bids sp6ad by dihrien, ne nb.rs e ihe 'snls m OF co
and norsed Propossb for Furnishing H. IL Estabiishment
supplies The bids will be opened at the hpnr speched IN
Le presence Of such of tho bidders may choose 70 Do
srhe l. H. Board the light TO reject any bid al
though NAY be the lowes for other than the
pnce. BY of the Z. H. Board. %
= JOHN MAESrON. .-
Commodore u. ). Navy. ''
H -1 fif.r ' reN T.. H. n,peetox I'd DLtrict
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rORM OF OFPER,

l. Tor wcI--- oi-----Stste of------,
hey.6y oass ard agree 10 the following named articles
ami for Of the L. IL Eslab ,hner' nkree
sby 10 tie poy6ns anil Ia orfiy 10 he terms Of The
cement Of The l. H. Inspector 1t boston taefeunfo
oud ny Tor eur Offer b. accepted ot wei rcqret that
a., ,.Aa N. h. infyrnsd nj and that the
~, nay l.. t.rx.risd 10 fos sl:na,urs aid GER
tIae.fr lSignaiureD b.
%. (Plsns.1 II s.a'.i SO ~. 4l
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-. .t. DEPor ouAnIERAAsrEhs OyricE,l
No 81 ''-' 80 i.iD CfscfnNArf o., April !, 1872
n n Abo-t cd

Dxpor OuAnIKaxAsrKh's OyricE,l
No 81 5'-' go n.i1 CfscfNNArf o., April !, 1875.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
until WEDNESDAY April u y z oessk n tSI far
nishipg this Department with GRAY WOOLEN SHlhT5 TO
be from Flannel equal IN all the sample piece
exhibition ts Office OF the undszsnsd and to be
OF the following sizes, to wit;
No. l. "a inches in length and Is inches In width, W
No. 9 36 inches In iepgh, aud " inches in width,
No. 3, - inches in length, and q inches 10 width.
To be feied down BY 6rnd, with csteu. linen thread -
Bids that do not CONFORM " the foregoing requiem n VII
no, be considered -
Proposals are also invited ,te tine and place. for
GRAY sHIRTING FLANNEL, equal in quality the Elan
II cAST0N FExNNEL DRAWERS, t.smple reques.ed)
Also. CANTON FLANNEL. UNBLEACHED. tsampt
reQuested.D o.. d. ,. ~ ~
company each bid guaranteed that the bidder will supply
the articles awarded TO him under his proposal . :
Bids will be OPENED on Wednesday, April H. at 10 o'clock
M and biddess ae In vjted TO 10 presens, mn ~ 4. =
Awards win be made on Thnrsdsy April ID, ic6S.
'I1 ITf Col o. w. MOULTON, Depot Cuartefmartsrs ID
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Eeftures ano 4lcetinga
MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
W. TIIr sryyNTyFNTff WARD

mi ASS MEETING OF TIE CITIZENS VI
W THE SEVENTEENTH WARD, ----- -
be nldst 0eriosnis Hail. No. ~ Avenue A. MONDAY
E.ENNG, April TO- 1866 to celebrate the fall Of Pete
and kichnend aud ~ stimulate efforts to ill the quota Of
Ward ll w. ~ =
We appeal 10 the capitalists and property owners Of the
Seventeenth Ward sfend and cooperate with us Can
there be single In ths Ward liable liable to the
dra that cody and ine Jsr-ny listen ths appeals Of
national supremacy being so iapsniivey esabLed We
Therefore solicit your attendance Work with your Commit
tee, and there win be draft in Ward You should no,
GLOW ths recent Victories to cool your ordor In endeavorng
fthe quota as uny neglect on the part Of the citizens would
inevitably result in the enforcement of tie draft 8
f3ec '.H-- COMMITTEE: 3 ! If... l1s ,
James u Miller, 20 George Csrheld,
f,- -. Bufn-ta II. Se,ti,s Ka.n
George w. UdclL Al Hahn
q. II, w. Esander p Cook ." .
Fl. Boyd, RI Md.da,
E-a. B. Reiey n f" " Faleoner ~
| IS {. Il. Smith, i..s. n Tsisbt
Thomas Little, y KinssIand
. g a. Goodrich Fay, s. CantreI,
|, u, II. Wallace. ..,, u r..r d.
~ .'l' CHARLES q. CORNELL, Chairman
O. .STEINBRENNFR, Secretary. -
Az 't lfori ANDREW MILLS, Treasurer.
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FORM or GUARANTY.


We, the, nn isr.ita-d.- nail. ,ts Of -----. IN the
sts'o of----, hereby ial'y and ssvtrsiiy covenant
With the United States sno gsrsty IN case ne 10, tny
bid COZ bi s) Eccspied. that he lpf tleyl wiz
With ten IA ancr the Ance ~ the sad bid or ods
the contract FOR tn sIne With rood md sHrisnt
nifty 70 tic terms Of the sdveEsemet unisr which Vas
nsir and hereto urp-'iied rnd IN csc u .ssid
hal l, 10 yeT iufe ef~ss "a fshtee 70
make good the difference b@tween thu Oder Of The ssd
- and the rext lowest hdtsr - r
Wness; .t.- ..- f...r.. 10 90. %. III %
(Ds'e) ~ =.
hereby ecly that b. the 10. NJ nv knowledge and be-
Lief tn, aboys named sussnscr. good and .aihesn
= - fi'II' 81 tsisns,ures.E i
(DsteJ Ifli. . D1'ff a. l7fIirI II
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP, cos LINE.
NJ DliLYf5R PROViDENcf DIRECT.

4 81 tse iolnwns new lad sbiendid sssncgi -
rl hkkg npSs Md S.S w. h EEsS;S. 's'' w.
s of inc above stil hare itg No
4 u North RIVER, loot sf Rseas0n''' Daily Svpey' Ga
ZEE esssis I. Eroy,1snCs wxh re q M T'Aia 20
~ -: s,slsI taken 4. Pyop,sleI R.te. , 81
t.r IS .-s sd sa q pssspsss md tssar isshkies f.
he Y'p.ks y % for f 5,S A., sseoi
aity arrive In Providence IN BSgS cary enough
ssa.s or aesred in the bs sce~msaaii0s sin'fo
For insornason IN ftssrd 10 fretsh te eppy toisAAc
I ORELf. Sensssi Freight Ases,. Pivi NO. n, ~ ~
akDS sas sa 4siss ks aistt
| CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch,
steamers Of tbs Livrpool GsY am, Steam
:aG SH%psasy lnss tn' carrying As Mails r'n
ia, ,..i.s. .ssturias Arril J:
cirf 81 ABGi5ihif ,ss,arss; 1pr q
And ssscssdina SATURDAY., ~ noon. from rIsr -
ss'''s Aa''' 'osa'i nArs, ~ rs,.aeRf Gals a!'i
FIRST CABiS, .;r..ss. y sTEL kAGE .,,-,,.,,ss q
s H., e s,sin TO 70 s$s; gs
fp'ensers also forwarded to HAVE Br.men, Rot!sdaa
Artverp &a, st equally low rstos. sD5ai -, ssx
s s% s fSs.s who %a % st :sas si
s s5s ' g. Dss ses n NJ sss
'THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STE AM
l. SHIP NEW.YORK, Capt O. wcnie, cohnnandsrt sIry
ing the ynited ststes % bill 'a f'm the Bremen pe' 1907
81 1a'1a ssA nsSsi;a si.soA H. q. uodelm
wi BREMEN, VIA s0UTH4 ANTON 40,
fosns q.yI T.s s6 AND BREMEN
he sewinS fsiss payable ia scd or ~ sgsseu. our
Scy1 tn. s.. cuba sc second cabin 90, So sesss
viii be- followed By Ne HANSA, March Is.
ruy freiyht pusssss spp.y 20
D1SSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
IT BRffAIN AND IRELAND. by t8' .s.L .'rsl
-. IAPsC0rfs - ,.,s
every week. Parties wishing 10 send for their sads
remit money 70 the old country csa do 80 on tho 0s
'''' VI - = ~ qxfsCoTE sROgHERs 4 GA
s..--..--i - q, uoiI9l aefDs Ne u svtSaF&
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COOPER UNION for the ADVANCEMENT
~ Of SCIENCE aud ART-Tbe Tim, Lecture Of the
risees by SIMON STERN esq will b. delivered At the
ge ban OF the Institute, on MONDAY EVENING, April
II c: O'clock p Subject "S;rikcs Trades Unions.
AID Frpndly Societies." Working cordially invited
10 attend. Admittance f+eeto an ...'.. = To
ADRIAN 8. HEWITT, Secretary
VETERANS of tie NATIONAL GUARD
TIE Annual MeeLs Of this Asso sion will DO held At
Deinforico's Fourteenth ard Fihh Eve MON
DAY EVENING, April os55, at O'Clock The election Of
Cheers will take place. Polls open and close o'clock.
:. r. BY order. W.. VERMlLYE, Colonel
y. n, TRExAIs. Adjutant r.. 81 II
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U1RIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot a
II ohsgiberes6, via. RatsusAF errysfl q Y ai,a
s.isrnsnca and West 5ects at Buffalo with lake shore
ind Grind Trunk kAfs sd It ssaI Ancs in Aanes
and Great Western Railway. .s...H
$50 MN s9s w rr s.s daily e ot,s h LII.
IN Ny Trails, for Port Jsryf, and Eswbrsh,
M Nisis Express FOR Csnsrds .sus keehssri BufsA
ID M, Lightning EIpre,. daily. 70: csrArdsSSs Rochse
ter B;6,lo sslsnsncs fDsfhhk. sad West Connect =
Buffalo With Lao Shore p,s iFnd Tfssk rH@pgsys snas
sal.nsnca With Atlantic aud Great We.tert Railway,
hiIf I'D West. Ola, ~ f,'i y -oqg b,1 t95aaA
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DT'HE DRArr.-The undersigned having ap.

5NHE DRAFTING undersigned having ap.
pointed the following named perons the districts be-
low named collect unds In all Of volnnteehse h tins
quota VI: FN pi;,iic' north SIDE Of Iwen ysiIthst'
south ode Of Thir,ie,hst. William Harvey Third Dist
rici north aide Of fhiieh st. to south sds Of Tl Third
It, Stephen Csruo. Founb District. Bor.b ee OF Thirty
third - 10 south ride o( Thatysixihst John DE- Tracy
Filth Dic,, north side Of Thirty slxh.ss to south side Of
Fodi~ih.s,., John d. Newman. r.
IN CT! sens desifous Of contributing toward relieving Il
Ward rom The d,- respectfully requested 10 FENDER
the aid they cad 10 the above col!s.i -, ID
-, 80 1fl JOHN STEPHENSON Chs!rmsn
G. W. BIEys. Secretary. 5000. .I,
leIcHARp KyLLr, Treasuref 90 -
fr.t Ward Ffsncc Committee Czess Volunteer
Recruiting Assocatio1 Hsadquai.en ~ Fourh-svc. M
n NEW IiAW.-Solders wounded In the
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~ a BAN

.ox fss.ag rpa, IA17rEe "a ~ T1Eolo
- q. Z. -. t,.,-.-. - In f,a q .r.-L ~ ,.It
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NTEW.YoRK; and NBw.HAVEN RAIIROA

NO 1864 'WINTtn ARR Sc AEyr iss
TRAINS LEAVE Ngw sy9RES, HisErANp 9TH
For New fIsvsn. TOO s5 isaS nsc mt lSiA Esd
40 fs1 h IA III ia als EI'
Fer siipIi and sts,lforj. 7eo, II - a. II =
For IsiIpsll southport ssd Ys'PsS't 'HS'ss ry,t5
laar sorv.li zso:as~tEs, asa h-aoe "a iais. eE1.'
AZ 20 VA sY, !, sadh m. 10 lrln edsTsb.A :,
b scf efe.1wicS 49, 70 Il n Z M .! g. g5c pm
Fer sswSrd. Iao asa li.stG saa i2sss Esq.,
~ tf...sr I'D f sissS sl5S. 1o 49, s
q ~ a.sl AA apA sn Iat 2: nlsi.m.919 ossI -
c s2sS,Sl n W TRAINS, ls,9oss 4.
~ o' W iii I'll % ss''t1 " Us SoY
Yer Boston. via Shas Line, l21S tEx. AA9ep ~
NJ Lor n 7, Z sd s1t Springfield s EA, ~ ,Er'"
} w Connfcts River RsirosJ go M tEz,) HHp -
TO Montreal 400 Q. "a, 70 Northampton, ,,t,;..IS,
For Hartford Proviasnco and Pishtif hskesd fExb
3 % .1sn :xyLspaea and stephspp x.nfT''d''
80 Fsr Ca 81 R4lread IT, ID M. to Esrthmspeono BIZ
tS Sf Hs s 1.ssSri0 RsrSHd So H. so sg
For Danbary ard N0.wslk Railroad. f7eo $50 ~ ~
Ptcnatt,odious Sleeping CHS sasthea e e9e q tain
go. 7-,.-1, = .... y-rf JANIS H. n0ku oup9.
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n NEW IAW.-SoldieD wounded In the
IN Hne OF duty OF their ho.ts, entitled 10 Bounty
SHELDON LErFLRrS. 90 Pan row: ffme' Batiins
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.oa s or Mafbinerp.

,t1opD * ,RAEfERTY,' Machinery Mer
turs oaar ard yft.bls Eninss md sefs ih. Hemp
Tow OAkun aud HOPE aetinay Nil Gearing shsitin a. &C
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r ONC ISLAND RAILROAD WINTE4
la hRRANGFAfENfLLeaves New. York, Janiessip 80
3.i, Ewt Rive, sre Hsxhess Hsnytees Gav
SIN Yaphsps Lakesnd isip BsSyion sadI 1.s
CT srlpss, on SATURDAY ssenass gr sysyf, = le;1
,. s. ed sassSs SsSs 81 So :aa I'd
Y sSspgY t Y II .is E
River ag.is1 M III YspAs3s stepping y ~ sssesAs e
ssE -
A TLANTIO,c and - GREAT WESTERNS
a IA kLYMRAHHIs YEN ea0aRe Sk " IL
s'f "a \, r.! Y !! s'|s!
This road Z ssbe sssesAed and VIZ soon b b eeHpsts
running order 70 Msnsaela Gsan pfbps, psyien ness
H. aosa*Ax' esa, Es sss'ss Assw .asss sasx
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.--Trs leave
~ S ss ts 4 ssS
ed wAss,ssyeg; ?, 9 sna ,l.se AHss =. 60 ra4S
vos ether psrticasrS ~ Ills At offices. q % VI A
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
1N ,Tssins for Albany Troy 1na s.rusoys spring de.
.ssti,e ri.A tAs ks'sA ~ vss1 'sass ss>A'sSs "~
Tisis mst ss procured at the ofecss Of westecvs p
prsss Ia Brooklyn. Bsysase chscke ee w
fsslasues " POINTS ~ thh reed end v s0sasetaan~
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Removals.

NHARLESl c. SHELLEY, . 9is19
aSof A'.i no CO BARCLAYsT., - -
Short time orders ofPREsswoRK done for the rsds.
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sieamboats 9'ano fsailroaas,

MORRIS AND Essex RAILROAD cox.
lvl PANY-Foot Of b,rclay ss-On and sher Apr4 u
tons wiz eaYs at 30 u. Mail Express for all stations
west of MiIburn at 4:D Moni,town Expses st p. -
sI b fg.M S. CnOCH, isristant Supfrhteudenk.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH.-Instead Of br q
H go Hopuss ret your sd strsw Hat insds over e
- - NJ N H1GGiNS, No. lH Sixthsye, near Tent
ayes and alter. Straw Goods q :Sy ds'ci sns
gos. Ss' ga Broadwsy. between Amity and Yourshst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-13
Affairs i'm Louisiana

JOHN CoyoDE, known among hls
neigbbors in Pennsylvania as Glory-to
God CovoDE, because of his using that
expression when informed of his election
to Congress, and who is one of the most
egregious humbugs who ever disgrae-
ed the councils of the nation, has
beents d4onisiana in search of loyalty. y
He came back recently and made
lengthy report to the President, stating
that the South still needed to be gov,
erned by the tender sway of radicalism
Mr.. JOHNSON "could not see it in that
light" The story is thus related by the
Washington correspondent of the Cincin
natl Commercial.
Mr.. Covode, of Pennsylvania, returned
few days ago from his mission to Lou
isaua, whittier he had been sent by the
President to examine and report upon
the condition of affairs, especially as to
the propriety of relaxing military rule in
the State. He made lengthy report to
the President, most of which he had
probably agreed upon before he ever saw
the Mississippi River. He stated that
the withdrawal of the military forces
would entail all manner of disasters up
OH the loyal" people of the State, and
to avert such catastrophe. recommend
ed the increase, instead of the diminu-
tion or withdrawal. of the troops in that
section. The President did not concur
with the views of his radical commits
sioner. He said he did not believe the
people of the North would be willing to
pay taxes for the support of an army to
keep the Southern people in subsection,
now that the war was ended, and there
was a manifest disposition all through
the South to abide by its issues and its
lessons. Mr.. Covode replied that his
plan wauld be to govern the Southern
States at their own expense, by
making them pay for the sup
port of such armies as were
necessary to keep them under proper
control. But here, again, Mr. JohDson's
views were at variance with those OF his
commissioner-andt the result OF Mr. Co
vode's wonderful investigation" is that
he thinks just as he did before he start
d for the South, that every white man
below Mason and Dixon's line is born
traitor, unfit to be trusted, that every
black man is loyal and ought to be al.
lowed to vote. and that the Wendell
Phillips radicals are the only persons,
who, under the providence of God, have
been endowed with the varied and mani
fold blessings of loyalty, patriotism, vir-
tue, piety and morality. Mr.. Johnson
has different way of thinking, and still
adheres to his belief that the people OF
the South mast be trusted, aud, as he
said to Mr. Covodc, 1.-THE Administration
can do without the radicals better thah
the radicals can do without the Admins
tration." That's even so, as the radicals
will find out before long, if they don't
learn better manners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-13
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 9.-Brig Gen
Pennebecker, who was wounded Ill
storming Fort Fisher, North Carolina
has sufficiently recovered as to be able
to leave for his home in West Chester
Pennsylvania, in few days. He enter.
cd the service as private, in 1861, and
has served with distinction throughout
the entire war; having been wounded
five different times.
A meeting was held at Suffolk yester.
day for the purpose of taking measures
for the organization of an emigrant So
ciety. 1t was largely attended, and
deemed a very satisfactory one. Mr.
Bell, of Norfolk, in the course of some
remarks, said that the chief difficulty he
had experienced was want of system OF
introducing labor. He had been since
July last, acting as an emigrant agent
on his own responsibility, and had
brought into the State lS0 persons inclu.
ding II Englishmen, l9 Scotchmen, 81
Irishmen, As Swedes. 81 Germans,
Frenchmen and Danes.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 1.-THE
steamer Pelican, from Washington fol
New York, is here awaiting favorable
weather.
Workmen from Washington com.
menced this morning removing the track
and iron of the Government Railroad be-
tween here and Hampton, when the
work was suspended by order of General
Miles.
The prospectus for a new paper in Nor
folk to be called the Norfolk Virginian
has been issued by Messrs. S. A. Sykes
& Co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-13
News from the South.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1l.-Gen Howard is
at Vicksburg.
The Mobile Advertiser learns by let
ters that the Convention of that State
pronounced by an overwhelming major
ity, against state repudiation.
FIX. Gov Pearce, of Texas, an intimate
friend of Gov. Hamilton, says Hamilton
will hardly call convention before the
middle of January. Fears are entertain
cd that Texas will not be represented in
the next Congress.
The debt contracted by the State du-
ring the war is nine millions of dollars.
Those who accompanied Breckenridge
from Europe to Canada, have arrived at
San Antonia. 1t is Breckenridge's deter
mination to return to Texas, should the
President pardon him He ascribes the
turning point of the Confederacy's for
tunes to the removal of Johnson from
the command of the army at Atlanta.
All federal negro troops have left for
the Rio Grande.