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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28
Rev.H w. Iseccacr ON Negro Suffrage.
From the New York World


Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher opened the
political campaign at Plymouth Church
Sunday evening, by a sermon good
part of which was devoted to an argu-
ment in favor of negro suffrage He
claimed suffrage as a right of the negro,
although he might ask it even OH other
grounds. He was for universal suffrage,
and would give d vote 10 every man
that lands on our shores. At the same
time, he believed that the four millions
of Africans now here could be better
trusted with the ballot than the Irish
men and foreigners that swarm here
from the old countries. He believes, too,
that in Withholding the ballot from wo-
men we are not acting up to the spirit of
American free institutions She should
have every civil right that belongs to
man.
Speaking OF negro suffrage, again Mr..
Beecher said: God abdicates, and is
false to his attributes, if there is peace
before you settle that question of right. "
He continued to speak of the duty on
the part of the strong to protect the
weak. One of three things must happen
to the freedmen-their masters must
take care of them, or we must take-care
of them, or they must take care of them
selves. The voice of the people speaking
as the Voice of God, has decided that
their old masters shall take care of them
no longer; and it is our duty to give
them all the rights of citizenship, that
they may be able to take care of them
selves. In conclusion, he spoke hope
fnlly of the future of the country be-
lieving the people of the North and OF
the South will finally be more friendly
than ever before
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28

G. ST. LEGER GRENFEI., one Of the Chi
cago consprators, and now an inmate OF
Fort jefferson, at the Dry Tortugas, is
said to be son of the Hon Pascoe Gren
fel, for many years liberal member ot
parliament for Truro and Great Marlowe
and whose daughter married the Rev
Charles Kingsley, the celebrated Eng
lish novelist and poet, and muscular
christianity" champion Froude, tht
English historian, is also connected by
marriage with the Grenfels. John Bright
asked for mitiga ion of which it wa
changed from death to perpetual impris
onment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28
National Bank Notes.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27.--It is believ.
ed here that the report about counter,
felt SIS on the First National Bank OF
Washington and the First National Bank
of Indianapolis is mistake. The notes
from the First National Bank of Wash
ington were printed from the first plate
engraved, andsome changes having been
subsequently, made leads to the repeti'
ton of report which has frequently
been made before
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28

HoN. J. T. HEADLEY is about to pub
lish volume entitled Grant and Sher-
man, their campaigns and generals. The
brilliant descriptive powers of the author
and his thorough appreciation of men
will make this one of the most readible
records of the war. His personal acquain.
tance with many of the prominent char.
acters in this history will add to its value
and interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28

CHOLERA IN TENNEssEE---The Nash.
vile papers say that tits stated that this
disease among cattle, which generally
precedes the cholera amongst the human
race, is prevailing throughout the State.
Cattle and hogs are dying of at fearful
rate, and we are informed that few
cases closely resembling cholera have
made their appearance in. Nashville a
private letter SAYS that several cases Of
cholera have occurred at Memphis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28

EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MILL.-A
building formerly used as powder mill,
near Marshall, Texas, was recently blown
up. and with it four men belonging to.
the 9Th Illinois regiment, who were ter,
ribly burned and wounded. Twoof them
named Davis and Little, fingered in ex-
cruciatiug pain until the following morn
ing, when they died. The other two,
named Crate and Algood, will recover
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28
The Gold Market.

New YORK, Sept. 21.-The customs de-
mand for gold continues active and the
premium tends upward. Interpretations
this morning ranged at Sl.44al444- The
Kangaroo this morning took out about
100000 in gold, chiefly iu bars. The
Asia from Boston takes no specie.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28
Cricket Match.

BosToS, Sept 27-The game between
the Atlantic club of Brooklyn and the
Havard University, was played on the
commons to-day in the presence OF ten
thousand spectators The Atlantic bat
tied heavily but felded loosely. The
Howard ficlded nicely and felt proud of
their score. The score was: Atlantic, Sc;
Hayard, %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-28
A Western paper discourses as follows

~
upon the subject ofcrystalizingsorghum
There are plenty of men who aver that
sugar can be proftably produced from
sorghum, but the experience of sugar
refiners, aided by their analytical chem
lists, does not warrant such conclusion.
There is more hope of the sugar beet than
of sorghum as sugar-producing plant.
But for syrup, we know of nothing that
will equal it, especially for use in cook
ing. The bakers have learned its value,
compared with the Southern syrups, for
use in their manufactures, and the bet
ter it becomes known and the more skill
and experience perfect the processes by
which it is made, the greater win be the
demand for it; and il will be fond prof.
table to produce aud market it in this
shape rather than attempt its crystaliza-
ton
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Ready-Madae Clothing, !.

And we are selling these goods "a fcw hs ans'
other house In the tfade, without anys xrartion
Our, connections. With tho Easts are shcl tba;
We are able 10 offer SUPERIOR TNi}CCE
MENTS TO parties In need Of ,goods IN our line.
We shall spareno pains to maintain our repn.
tationJsr keeping The largest faest and cheap.
est stock, Of goods, IN our hne In the city, 10
which we invite the attention sfcLOSE BUY
ERS. We bay exclusively for Cash,
EPrspecial attention given 20 tho fllog OF
orders. ! -
UNIFORm suSVs s-so /,
Made TO order on short notice., ,.s.ts..,x :
myeGm -, a, n, ApA4S&,Gg !,
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CUSTOM WORK,

Consisting OF FreDch German and Domest
Cloths OF ala grades and eolons, Freuch. Huglish
and American Gassimeres Silk Cashmer and
Marseiles vestings, white, Fancy. Linen
Travelling aud FLANNEL Shirts, Under Shirts an
Drawers, SCarfs. Ties, Snspenders, Handkcr
Travelling Bags and yslises, SC, &c. Our de
partmcnt OF - f
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-06

....J. @ A. Fellows, native Of Tips
bani, Vt, out now resilient Of New Or
leans, clti Ms to he the author Of the re-
construction policy adopted Ivy Presidents
Lincoln and johnson Not very modest
Fellow.
....The Brattlcboro Record says:
On Thursday, the 10th inst, Mr..
Benz. o. Church, formerly Of Br,tleburo,
and now in the employ of j. Estey &
Col at Chicago, cut from the back OF
the left hand of Elmer Mason, formerly
Of East Guilford, piece of n nccdle, { of
an inch long, which was broker off in the
palm of his right hand six years ago,
while in the employ OF Heuslis and Bur
nap Of this village; and what seems
strange is, that the last he felt it, was
some six months ago, in the wrist Of his
left arm. The needle was much corrod
ed, and Mr.. Mason will preserve it AS II
curiosity. it having traversed the entire
length of both arms, besides passing
through his body.
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" | y L L 4 y d g.

Farm and FRrrT LAMBS in q mild ar.
beautiful climate Thirty miles eouth az l'bad.l-
phia ly Raiload, in New jersey, on the SAINT line
Of latitude as Baltimore, Nj.
he soil IL rirh ANA productive VARYING fIcm =
clay 10 sandy loam. suitable TOR Whesi, Grass
Corn. Tohaceo Fruits and Vegetables. Thi, ia
great fruit country. Five hundred VINEYARD. IN!
Orchards have been planted oHt by eAperirnce1
fruit-growers. Grapes, Peache., Pear. &C.. Pr
duce immense profits Vineland is already on. Of
the most beautiful places in the nited State.
The entire territory, consisting Of uiiy sluG.e
miles Of land, is laid ont upon general raytom e
improl ements The land is only sold TO actu4!
settlers with provision for public aiOrLmcnt. Tie
place. on sccount Of ts great beauty, as ell -
other advantages, has become the ro-urt It Ia, :
1t has increased iye thousand people vi lin TIC
past three wears. Churches. Stone, sch, d. AGA.
denies, Societies Of Art and Leauiug and her
elements Of refinement ard culture have ietu III
troduced Hundreds # people are constantly
settling. Hundreds of new houses are heiuu con.
structed. Price Of Farm land, twenty &c E 10,
and upward, s2a per acre. Five and ten 4cre and
Village lots for ssle.
Fruits and Vegetables riren earlier in this d.
trct than in any other locality north OF Nori.lk,
Va Improved places tor sale
Openings at all kinds Of business. Lumlrr
Yards, Manufactures. FuuuiIie>, S,ores, ana lie
like: and Steam Power With room, can he Ieutcl.
For persons who desire mill win err. le.l +
climate and good roll, In a ccnu'rv L,Au,it.lv
improved, Astounding in fruits, and possessing. III
other social prvi ees in tie heart Of oivi,1G ioi,
il is worthy # b visit.
Letters answered and the Vinelaud Ru al
paper giving full Information, and eou.aiuius Re-
ports Of Solon Robinson. rent to applicant
Address CHAS. K. LANDS, Vlueland P. o.,
Lands Township New Jerev.
From Report oi Scl~ Rol nson Agricultural
Editor of the Trihure; at |. one Of the most px-
tensiye fertile trUct In an almost level pei ion
and suitable ccuA m for pleasant farming that
We know It this side Of the Western PTailics
Nov g. is6S. S9;Gm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE

n III TUN.
G7- Chlo>ma, or Nothpitch, (also Livcrspot.)
and Lcnigo or freckle~. are very ottcn annuving,
pa ticularly 10 ladies' Of light complexion, for the
dScolored spots show more plainly ON the face Of
the blonde than brunette; but they greatly mar
the beauty Of either; and any preparation that
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texture or color ofMs skin Is certainly desdera.
ton. DIR. b. G.. Perry, who has made diseases of
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Prepared by b G. PERRY, Dermatologist, No.
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PERRY'S MOTH AND FRRCKLE LOTION.
Sold by all druggists in Midllebury. 3G;6m
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BOSTON MARKET.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20.
Ohio. Pennsylvania and virginia Coarse, f2tD
65 Medium. 6jGGs; Fine, GS@75; Extra 75CD
81.
Indiana Coarse, G2@65 Medium, 65@G7 ;
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Michigan Coarse, 57@60; Medium, Go4Gt ;
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New York and Vermont Coarse, 52caj7 Me
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Iowa aud Minnesota. -Coarse, 53tGj6 Medium,
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Carada. --Combng, 73CG75; Mixed, 62@65 ;
Cl,hin. 55Cd5s Tub. 5s@63.
Pnlie Extra, 72@s0 >uperine, GOAT No
/, 3jGl0; Super Lambs 55@piS; Canada Lambs
40GD
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VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT.
r IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

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HE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
INREGCIARI les.


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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
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~~ON~~NOON~~~O~>\<N W.
TALES --DupLEY.-On the 21th ult., at Sails
bury, by Rev. A. b Lyon FREDkRrcx FALEs and
AuREIIA II. DeDLEY, both Of Mildlebury.
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STATt OF vERMONT.-Dislrict Of

~ fdt,on, ss.
The Probate Court for The District Of Addison,
to al persons interested, Greeting.
Whereas, Walter $. johnson. guardian Z" IL
wAisD W. ,loINsDS, q minor, represents 20 tile
court that II will lie conducive 20 the interest u
his said ward to sell his raid wards interest ~ ten
aud one half ceres VI land, situated IN M iliehrr,,
in the County Of Addison and state u Ycrinu;, !,
which was sst off on execution in favor q J. ".
tonroe administrator " dhe eetafe Of Austin
johnson, late of said Midlebury, deceased, AsAust
William Flag july II. 1854, and makes sl,piics-
tiun for license TO sell The same;
Tho,fors, BY the sutthIit; VI the State Of Yer.
mont. you ere hereby notified to srt~s- Leltis
sud court At the Probate Ofhce in MiddieLurt
In aid District, on Monday the 2iti dsy IF De-
cember, A. b 1865 at ten O'Clock in the iui 81 cCn
to show csu-e, II any you have, why ssid license
should not he granted.
Dated at said Middetury THE 4th day Of Ds-
cember, A. ID. 1865.
ss;3w CALVIN G, T1LDES, Jrd..~.
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permanent cure. Try it directly. 1t is warranted
to cure.
For sale by all Druggists. 70 cents ner ottle.
Geo. &. Goodwin Co., SO Han.yer ST., Boston,
Sole agents for New England. 21;6m