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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20
?7TY ANDSTATEi NEWS.
Gold and Other Markets, an"
u;.ceIinncous Matter 9" DC '" "
.,s Fourth Page.


,.c,T1oSAL-Att the present time
EDUCATIONAL interests Of the city are
a.,,r;sbino condition. all the Public
,h,ols ore in full operation, aud the at
,lo,ce il unusually large. As our
,r,. mar, or less interested in the
Il r. aud success of schools and the
,,,io,ol c,use. we have no doubt a
,S:,f r.,,;.,y of the condition of affairs
i Cau. statistics will he of import
oo =, all Bv an act of the Legisla-
,,r. H.. CITY of Wbeelirg was Formed
s.nar,te School District, vtH
,,rsr to reoulote and control its own
-. Irn,i.,,I Lis, .f, B,,r,l of Edu.
.,;o, v.,s .lac,e1 and since the orcani-
,fsa,l ,,,,ra-, Cit, Sunerintepd.
$500 p.,l;o .cbools has heen elected.
-. t,o..t.-r. s.l..tel for fhe
H., ,,,,i, ..in.
~ ~ =. n,,..l ~ ,rcre.s.
-. 80 n, material
''' -. .,aI. - an. hool
no
.u"D -. 49,. IA o.. e., Is on-
,:,no, ia, Js scL,o, n,.ra neither
'''""- - s,sus
tueS VIII VI Wiz ''''!'
If the new school law reiauug 10 diSh
Schools, Grammar Schools. etc we pre-
20 .he presept system nf conducting
'.'"' -, 10. t,.., ,,f.d aud
inc sohooi''
found TO answer every "1h. '' '''' 'i'}'
will be continued
IN the CITY we nov Gav, .iv; reualarly
,rcanized PpbIic Schnol,oue in the First
ward one in she second one in the
Third o,e IN tLa Fatrtb and one IN the
r;f,h Uord Announcements have been
..',;,., ~, +,,.o .,or.
perfected loI tue e''.''''' " .T..5
school buildings, "he III inc o'A'.' '''
and one i'm thu seventh Wand. %, Island,
and the work on Tia. latter has al
-, r.. ~. ,,....,t =
ready been h's"o. t'' luz
school room ha, hera opened ia The ola
Couucil Chamber for the accommodation
oftho cbiIdr.p If tb. Seventh Ward, and
Vi 'l' '"i,'' .....,.,.,
'hose vi 'h0 H'N'" '" '''' ~
ted in the Fifth Ward school room. ~
,h. I,s, ranort oF the Cit. rI.. .jri.n-
,t,,..I., p;rtI, u.a.l -ch,,I
dent' we see '""' '"' '''''
buildings inad'9n"'' i'r IN. """'S o.
the two Wards, H. fifty seven children
were sent avs, for want OF scat, In ad-
,..;.., 90 a., .,.,,,.,,. ..,lr.,J,. ,n.nti,.rd
"''''' -
there are two Smal schools i" Washing
ton Township, one in Fulton aa1 one IN
Clinton maxine, total of cloht schools
~. - ,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,, ,r ,bc
uhoer INC care "''" ''',''''7
Board of Education ana CITY HnPeh'i'e"-
dent. Besides all this grca, array OF ed
rcot;o,a1 machinery we have in the city
"'"',' .;
.I ;,.,t. m ,I,.t
narles, anu scN''"' Pi'>'''' W 7''No'
..bool- which are wrllattrndrd and con-
Quoted Ill highly credltahlc manner -
W. ,,,o,, +baraf,re hnast of tho Tdnro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20
The WEATHER Tho last two days

The WEATHER Tho last two days
have presented most admirable contrast
to the preceding twoweeks in regard to
the pleasant temperature, refreshing
breezes, and cool nights. September has
come at last in all its old-time autumn
gentleness. The skies are no longer lurid
with the fervent blaze of the sun, but
blue and soft as the eye of madden
There is an almost Indian summer baze
in the air, aud calm serenity that set
ties like benson upon all things. The
summer is past, with all its burning
days and seething nights Yesterday
was a most beautiful day, realizing the
words of the poet
Sweet day so calm so cool, so bright,
The bridal of the earth aud sky
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COCO, CREAM FOR TIKI HAIR

Cocoa Creamfor the Hair.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair
Away with your Grey HAIR
Away with your Grey Hair
No more rancid Pomades
No more rancid Pomades
Ii you want something elegant,
If you admire delicious Pertnme,
If you desire soft and silky Hair,
If you want your Hair preserved
Ii you want your Hair 10 grow,
If You want to prevent premature Badness
IF you want to be rid of Dandruf,
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Price IS cents bottle.
For sale BY ,rS1p,ptn
iuaa Wheeling " Va
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WASHINGTON CoJNrY FAIR. The Fair
at Washington. Pa, commences to-nor-
row. and will continue two days AS
will be seen by advertisement, special
train will leave on the Hempfield Kali
road each morning, for the accommoda-
ton of any of our citizens who may de-
sire TO attend.
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CITY ITEMs.

NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE -Atten.
ton is directed to the advertisement OF
Messrs. Rhodes & Singleton. They have
opened a wholesale tobacco house at No
4 Quincy street, where the best Of cigars,
and the choicest brands of the weed
can be had. Both members of the frm
are well known here as men of good busi-
ness qualities. Purchasers will do well
to favor them with their orders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20

New EATING HoUsE.-Matt Altmeyer
has opened new eating house at No. 2oo
Market Square, and styled it the United
States Saloon" He will prepare ana
serve meals at all hours, and dish up oys-
tors, game, pigs feet, etc, etc. at SNORT
notice. Drop in, and try meal at the
United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20

FRESH CANNED PEACHES strawberries, pine
apples cove oysters, Holsters, sardines, catSups
of all kinds, together with 4 full supply OF fine
groceries, constantly on hand and tor sale by
BOOTH BATTELLE Co, Steamboat Agents
corner Monroe and Water streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world Tor
Coue 6 Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it. r,r sale by Chas. Graham Main street
Centre " Keeling. and druggists generally
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HOME SCHOOL,
KALDRAMA, STAUNTON, VA
AIRS. HANSON AND MISS sHEF.

Nl FEY desire to receive six or eight girls un.
der the age of fifteen, as boarding pupils.
in giving up their School for Young Ladies"
for this juvenile class they feel that they per.
haps undertake more difficult task. But they
hope to meet its responsibilities, and not only to
teach thoroughly whatever is undertaken, but to
exercise watchful and affectionate cnre over
the principles, habits and manners of these
committed to their charge.
The session will commence the first Wednes.
day in October. tEI.
Board and English tuition for session of nine
months, $50 in specie.
Music and French extra.
Further particulars obtained by application to
Mrs. H or Miss ....sz
sepls-d&w2w Tt~-9
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NV. ,no, the world i. dark and rough,

I'VE know the world is dark anu rough
But time betrays that soon enough
Still geo dly portion of the dark spots may be
eradicated by those afflicted with Catarrh difh-
cultios, by the use of DR.. D. FL seelye's Liquid
Remedy For sale by all Druggists Try IT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20

PRIVATE SAMUEL NORWOOD, II Co. +.
Sd West Virginia Cavalry, is requested
to report at the Chief mastering Office
at Wheeling, W Va. for his discharge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20

CANNED TOMATOES, GREEN
~ Corn, Peaches, Cove Oysters, LobsteTs Sar
dimes, Pine Apple, Blackberries, and Jeiiies OIL
every description, for sale low By co
ieiS BOOTH, BATTELLk q Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20

RIVER The river was rising last even
inc. with fourteen feet water III the chan
mel
The Wild Wagner, Capt. Drown, left
for Cincinnati, with fair trip
The Eagle, Capt. c Booth having been
set in order" will resume her place in
the Parbersburg trade to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20

BUSINESS in the Municipal Court yes
tcrday was dull, but two cases being
heard Henry Levi, for disorderly con-
duct, was fiuod so and costs, and in de-
fault OF payment was sent to the chain
gang. Thomas Good, for fast driving,
was find 50 and and costs.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-21

improvements are going ON the sad
effects of a long war and neglect, are fast
disappearing under the active hands ofla-
bor-seeking trades and work-men. Two
steps from our window we can see our
friend Fulford rope in hand, directing the
rapid completion of the wall on the back
part Of his store. Thanks are due you Full
ford, for this good example, and also, for
the side walk that is repairing under your
care.
We rejoice in these good signs as ey-
cry one should, for they are indices of
that looked-for time, when every one will
ing to work, will find his place in the COM
munity, and earn enough to support him.
self and his family. Yes time will an
if the bad viii of the wicked interfere not
-be as flash as ever, if not more so. Let
every one therefore see for his proper
place, attend to his own business, and that
only, for no one now can, thank God if
he wishes to secceed, devote any of his IL
me TO that Of others. This by the way, will
not be the smallest good results.
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New Series, Vol. /.

Department a communication Informing
me that the Government regarded the
State of Mississippi as still in a state OF
rebellion. Immediately after the Provi-
sional Governor proposed to organize
and arm the militia Of the State. Acting
under my orders | would not permit it.
Subsequently, the President taking a
view Of the condition of the State. differ
ing somewhat from that taken by the War
Department, resolved to withdraw the
United States troops from the State,
which, Of course, removed all objection
fts Reorganization of the militia.
So far from feeling annoyed at the re-
suit of this matter, | most heartily APP
prove the removal of the troops from that
State, aud | most earnestly hope that
within thirty days every soldier nowkon
duty there will be mustered out of the
service, and that all attempts to interfere
in her local affairs will cease. Now that
the State has adopted a constitution which
does not recognize slavery, I would con-
fide to her the s~ettlem emit of all questions
likely to arise as to the means Of support
ing and controlling th freedmen. be
lieve that the people will regard the inter-
est of the State as closely identified with
that of the freedmen, asld that such laws
will be passed as will be best calculated
to promote the interest of all.
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Proceedings Of the Police
j ury.--Pa Fish OfLaf0urche.

Pursuant to adjournment, on this 1Otb
day of October, 1865, the Police Jury met.
Present :J. s. Perkins. President, j.
J. Roman, d. Pagh, Arsene Bergeron,
Sosthene Folse, j.. Remont, Frank Dalfe-
res, John Lyall, John Nelson, Washing
ton Griffin. Absent :-P. j. Theriot.
On motion duly made and seconded. a
Committee of three, composed of Messrs.
Roman, Remont and Lyail, was appointed
by the President, for the purpose Of OK
amining Ordinance Mol, entitled . An
ordinance establishing the Rules and Reg.
uiatlons OF the Police Jury of the ParisI,
o. Lafourehe n suggest what changes,
If any are necessary to be mada thereta.
and to report this evening.
The President appointed the folIowinr
Committees, to wit:
and Folse.
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SaS.Ihe Bayou is gradually coming
GOWN its lowest level. at present uniting
u Tor oil, but the smaller kind of crafts.
for some time to come, cur only reliance
WV he, ON flats from DonaldsonyilIe. an j
me crossing, The brisk trade that has
peeh gong on Of late, we hope will not be
slackened by the change of freight con-
aosances. The b~racing weather, the pros
poe-.ne certitude--of q fairer crop than
was anticipated have Enlightened the u
ses q producers, and frightened the cout-
snaices q merchants. The . new crop of
sahness, that have lately settled on-the ia
80 y .he Inter, their encreaced lively
ness.tgood barometer Of tines) are trust
sHsP'fing prospects Of brisk busy season.
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state Of louisiana.
TOWN coUNcIL OF THIBoDAU

Alta called meeting the Mayor and Trus
tees met this 18th day of October. 1865.
Were present The Mayor S. It. Girls.
anaore. r. D. Jordan, j. ID. Leblanc, a
Perrin, j. III. Fleetwood.
Absent. G.. .Robiohaux, Fl. Hoffman.
The reading Of tho minutes of the las,
meeting was dispensed with.
The Mayor submitted the following re-
port, which has been adopted. to wit:
MAYORS OFFICE THTBoBAUx, La.
October, 18th 1862.
To the Hon. Trustees Off
the topn Of Taabodaur.
Conference.-The books of the Corpora
ton in which are recorded the proceed
of, and Ordinances enacted by, the
Council since its organization, have
not been found. The last information +
have OF those records is the delivery of
same by Mr.. j. w. Knobloch, clerk
during the administration of Mayor Leo
Hymel, to Mr.. c. H. Gruneberc, clerk
during the late administration Of Mayor
Joseph Nicolas, who claims to have depo-
them in the Courthouse.
Some copies of the printed Ordinances,
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a OF Louisiana,

Third Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lafourche. s 54ss si 5
Succession Of Pierre Arsene
Champagne Senior deceased and
community No 80. s,l
) Whe. cas- Mistress Leonise Falgolt of said liaF-
isl. widow Of Pierre Ar-Gle Champagne senior
decreased has filed her application wife theclerk
of said Court, pra,fiig to be appointed ad minis
tsatrix Of the community and ssacce. sion Of q
toIesaid p. A.. Champagne.
Therefore, I'LL persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their objections. ii any they hare
to the said application. with the Clerk Of said
Court. at his Office in the town of Thil,odadr,
within ten days after the first publications hereof,
or the said applicant will, in due course oflaw.
be appointed and dulyqualiicd the Adm nistra-
trix of the. said succession. I'LL
fsEEsaa Witness my hand and the seal of said
9A1 5ourt, this 2Ist day of 0ctober, A. ID.
oie thousand eight hundred and sixty-fivt-R
DC 2Is JUSTIN SARA, Clsrs-.
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Etat de Ia Lou
Cour du 3me District Judici
Succession dEngeline FaIgont, decedee, veuse d
Francis Lombas, atssi decede. No 90.

E#&% 1&5kS4t&s ~AX -
Succession dEngeline Falgout, decedee, veuse De
Francis Lombas, alssi decede. No 49,
ArrEspU-Qne Arthur Cha mpsgne de Ia ,dite
paroisse a depos6 entire les lnain an Gre6ftr de
la dite cour, son application pour etre polnin6
administrator de la succession de In dita Err
geline Falgout, decide ct venrc de Francis
Lomoas. sta
En- consequence, avis est d0nnG 4 toutes les
re leurs oppositioas. 81 Giles en- ont 4 cette de-
mande, au t%refIier de ID ditc conr, dams les dix
janrs qni ~fnlyront Ia premiere publication de
Get avis. autrerleilt le petitionnaife sera, daas
les ddlais de Ii loi. nonnnd ct lQlnens qualiie
administrator de la dite succession.
fSESS i'm temoi mage az qIloi 1 HI signe ii mar
Ia place dl sceau de la dite cour co
n octobre mil huit cent soixante-cinq.ae
oct21-65 sJUsrrY iAKr4,. GrcdRep.
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TO the Public.

OFFIcB PRo'T MARs'L PARISH Of IAFouls,cRr
THIBoDAUX OeroBkn,, 18th 1885.
OFFICIAL.
The people of this Parishare hereby notified
that the School Tax levied by Gen. Order No al
Series OF 1861. Is now dae, and must be paid Il
ofwhich seizure and sale will lie made, to cover
the amount and costs.
FRANK NAGEL,
Capt. and Prot Mars'l Parish Of Lafourche
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Notice.
Special Jury Term.

On the list Monday Of December, the 4ths 1866.
a special jury term, will be held in aud for ths
parish of Latourche, La, in the Court-house IL
Thibudaux.
Bysshe Hon the judge of the 3rd. Judicial
District. JUSTIN fSARTA, Clerk.
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JACK FRosT-This gentleman paid us
this seasons first visit, on last Wednes.
night. The weather continues cool and
pleasant.
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ATTENTION FiREMEN! All the members
OF McAllister Company No. l, are re-
spectfully invited to the perusal of the
notice concerning them, which will be
found in another column.
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lofal Nfus.

D'The attention of our readers is d.
rected to the Provost Marshal's notice in
to days paper.
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Eve again tender our thanks to our
Courteous friend r, Offutt, for a package
containing late papers,
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Cour du 3me District Judici-
aire.-PuroisSe de I.afonrclc. sa5
Succession de Pierre Arsene.
Champagne, Senior, decedes .et|
communicate.
ArrESpU que Nine Leonise Falgout, de ladite
paroisse, venye de Pierre Arsene Champagne,
senior. decide, u depose entire les maiiidu Gref-
fer dc Ia sdste cour son application poar a.re
nominee administrative de IL conllnHnadtG ct
succession da sisdit 2. a. Champagne,
Ell Consequence. av is est donnie a tontes les
persones que celia pe,lt coilcerrer q ayoir h kai-
re lenrs epI,ositions, 81 Giles Ell ont. u cette tle-
mande. an Greflier de ia ditto coir dams les dix
joilrs qni silivront la premiere publication de ect
avis, aitrstleut ia p~ctitlo4maire, sera dlns les
ddlais de Ia LID nomnlee ct danent qiialiiGe ~
lniiistratrice de la dite succession.
ffsgsN m temoiguage d. quot Phi, signG ct mar
SGsAsD ne In place du sceau d. III dite conr, ce
Il octobre mil hut cent soixslte-ciiiq.
2ioet- 65 JusrrN. SaKTA, GefRer.
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McAIiister Fire COMPANY y,
10 the Members of IHa5oda,ss III Az q
EIre Gnm nnrI4 AZ Il 49, M

go IHVuUIuts% 3HCdlIISltT
FIRE ConlpanH No. l.
we purpose to held q Meeting in the
Courthouse. on next "Wednesday even
Ing, October 25th.. for the purpose of rs-
organising our Company. All tha old
members are requested to meet and as
past p. NJ.
S. T. Grisamore, c. O. Tsant;n
y = Z. sf-Martin, i. Hoffman,,
y. samoan, 4. Riviera,
~ Fiach' 8. Navarro,
=. Aucoln. Pc. Lorio.
I~hibodaax, October 20, 1865.
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Messrs. +. ". & G. N. Smith, Yo.13 Saint
Charles street, New Orleans, are our duly au-
ehorIzed Agents to procure subscriptions and
advertisements fer the SENTINEL In that eity.
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YeTheShreyeport Southwestern says
Business with our leading merchants con
tinues to be very good. We have moi
been able to perceive any falling off in
any department, except in the receipts
Of cotton.
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siaee OF louisiana,
Lafourcle. e. 3sNs
Succession Of Engeline Fal-
govt deceased and widow of n.
Lombas also deceased No 80

Whereas Arthur Chmpagne . fsaid parish. has
filed his application with the Clerk to said Court.
praying to be appointed Administr,tor Of tho
succession of the said Engcline Falgoat. de-
ceased and widow of Francis Lolnbas deceaseps
Therefore. all persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their objections, if any they hare
to the said application. With the Clerk Of said
Court. at ls office in the town If Thibodanx,
within ten days after tbs first publication hereof.
or the saidApplicant viii, in due course OF law,
be appointed aud duly qualified the Adminitra-
tor of the said succession. I
ffTN#YSN Witness my hand and the sealed said
9@1s1JCourt. this 2lst day OF OctoheEssA. ID.
one Thousand eight hundred and sixty-fve.
DC 81. JBsrIN SARA, Clerk
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ErThe columns of the "Sentinein arc
open for the announcement of candidates.
See our terms in +. rates of Advertising"
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D1From. our Southern and Western Ia.
exchanges, we notice that the cotton crops
viii be tar behind on average crop. In
the Ieche country the caterpillar has
nearly destroyed the cotton in that rigion,
tne yield is estimated at only 200 pounds
OF seed cotton to the acre. The crops in
Southern Texas is represented in the
same condition.
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ag.ou thanks are due to T. Fitz william
~ lamp street, New-Orleans. for the
prompt and kind attention paid to our
order. We take this opportunity, FOR ad-
yising our neighbors Of the town and conn.
try, who may need any thing in his line.
% apply to him, and for that we refer to
advertisement in another column.
Our old friend Mike Dunn, seems to
nave a particular relish for giving the
greatest satisfaction, in every possible
way TO his customers Of this, his old place
OF residence, and vicinety. Give him 4
call yol are sure to find good articles,
served cheap and with dispatch.
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TExAs-The Galveston Civilian. notices
large numbers Of troops passing by Gal
weston on their way home, to be d~isbanded.
And says-"N No distinction appears to be
made in regerd to color, and the dark
Cloud which lowered upon Texas in the
shape OF black troops is rolling back to-
wards the East as rapidly as it came"
IN consequence the citizens are calling
meetings in all parts of the country in
order 70 hasten the restoration of State
government.
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5, The property in the town of Thibobanx,
Louisiana, known as the. Gnion Academy, y and
now hel by the military authorities as abandon
ed property, will be put into the possession OF
the proper civil authorities of the said town, sub
ject to the condition that such possession shall
not bette the prejudice of any interest Of the u
nited States in and to said property