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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-15
Popular Loan of the People.

Less than go 10000 remain unssld, which
win probably be dispOssdO Of within the next"
or % Mas, when the notes VII undoubtedly
command 8 premium, ss has uniformly bssr the
case on closing the subscriptions 10 Other Losas.
In order that eitirsls Of every town and sse'
ton Of the country may be Afforded facilities for
taking the Loan. the National Banks STATE
Banks and Private Baaksrs throughout tbs
country have generally agreed 70 receive sab
scriptions at par Subscribers viii select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence. and
who only are to bs responsible for the delivery
Of the nstes for which they recsive orders -
JAY COOKE,
aI' sabseFipsisn ASess,
sI PHILADELPHIA
Subscriptions win b received By ALL TIE
BAHKs N WHEELING. narisin
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FRENCH
MANCFACTU II RE ,

In every variety Of color style and prtee' all
which We will make t0,order in the Latest 'ty
and best manner
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

now offered by the Government, and II Ia cons
IDENTIFY expected that its superior Advanfages
will make n the great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

PROGRESS or IMPERIAL Disqualification IN
MExTco.-The news from Mexico, which we pub
lished yesterday, shows beyond doubt that
imperialism is completely d,moralzed there
Not the force Of foreign bayonets, nor the
cruel.ias resorted TO by the French, Belgian
Egyptian and other ipcnlary troops, can re-
press The detestntion OF the Mexican people 10
a form Of government foistcd upon them by a
fore en- dcspot. The libcril cause has OF la,c
attained most successful condition. Tho SOL
diers OF the people have Obtained repeated
victories, and actually ~ last accounts had APP
preached within one days march Of the city Of
Mexico. Coriina rcigns supreme from tho
gales of Msiamoros to Mon crcy Alvarez has
beaten the imperiaists at Ycpalla, NcTre has
repulscd them 10 the pass ~ Bnena Wis I. In
shor. the news states that the fepu6 lean troops
have "reconqucrcd the whole of Tamaulipas,
with The exception o. Tampco; AL Micho ,can,
except Morelia, the c'pi al; u llroe extent of
tory IN San I.lis Po,os IN the States Of
.macx.co Puebla, Oajaca and Vera Cruz, In which
latter Sla'e the inpsriai lists possess only the
lin lie ding by Ofi.aha AMI Jalaia from the
port of Yea Cruz % be ely OF Mexico" The
empire oi Mqxml,au. we are assured, is not
recoo ni7cL. bat scohsd nj IL The Norlhrrn ard
Southern portions Of l,e county. Within the
raDec of fre1cl ON, oncts alone does the en-
plre exis all.
And what is the social ccodi.ion Of tho
ccu1 ny meantime, 4 70 ovcUgn nth guerilla
bands ana 2 nrs Of fcbncn. Gours marital
are cou icuat .o Too ribbci hnn lrels
OF Mexican patriots sni goores Of Next
can thieves. The expression o. opinion upon
~ public questions is Suppressed by military
power Tho mercenarcs Of ibe emperor. the
French navy included are committing frigh-
fui ouirares upon ron-comhatants the town
Of San Geronimo ana twenty sugar plantations
adjoining were destroyed and Tlacolalptu
sacked by Freach sailors TIE Egyptian troops
burned two hunlrol md forty bouscs al Cccinlo.
and SIN lar devastation has been spread through
twelve other districts
Such being the positi0n Of Mexico under the
present ri i,ae it is evident thai Imperialism in
that unhappy country has almost reached The
maximum Of decentralization. Ii is contrary 10
The order OF things that Maxmjlian can estab-
lieh himself at the head OF Mexican empire.
1t Is contrary to The spirit OF this county that
imperialism can be permitted to exist upon this
continent under q foreign prince The sooner
the European Powers comprehend these facts
the better il VIII be for tbe unirpeIs in Mexico
and for tbe European governments themselves.
The policy Of thi- country on the American
continent is fixed anu unalterable Its full de-
velopment, by force Of arms II necessary, 10 but
a question Of time; and when the hour strikes
that time will come. We are disposed to give
France time TO get out of Mexico and England
out Of Canada and Spain out Of Cuba, before
we resort 10 war; and we advise these three
Powers to take advantage Of their dag Of
grsos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August Q, 1sos
Grssn Clay Smith, Onion, elected TO Congress NON
the Seventh district, and not the Sixth, az printed
LorIsvrLLs, August Q, 1885,
Gallatin county (ofacisI)-For Congress, Ward ssSi
Smith, 1853
PADucAB, August 0, 1903
The democratic ticket Ia elected throughout the entrs
First district and Mr. Trmball gets 5000 majority ~
Congress-
LouIsvnls, August Q, 1905.
The Onion Pres makes the following estimates q
Congressional majoritIes:-
First DlsircL-Trimble, democrat, 1900 majority.
Second Distrct-Yeaman, Union, Is probably eIectse
Third Dlstrct-This district Is also close The cnanoo
between Lowry and Order. -.
Forrth Dlstrct-Hardng proslavcry, S,cVV m Az
Fifth Dtnrict-Rousseau, pro amendment i'ooV ms
jorty. .,-,.
Sixth DlstrIct-smith, pro.amendment, 500 majority.
Seventh Dstrict-ShankIin, pro-slavery, s'VV0 ~
jority. a.
Eighth Dis,ric.--Randsll, prosmendmens, 1000 n
jority. -. - ~.
jority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

CANADIAN APPAiI,s--ANNExATIoN AND COsfuR-
oIAL TREATIEs,-=Our ncgbbors on the olber
side OF The lakes may rs we'll understand iirs.
as last that the United States government
VIII never renew Reciprocity treaty of the
character or anything Like tbai which was alb
fogatcd list winter. While we are willing 20
forgive and look with compassion upon their
efforts 10 curry favor with tie home covers
ment, in bal boring rebel sp.eJ and conspira-
tors, ami perm ting them 20 organ 70 in their
midst all manner of dinboNcil plo.s against
this country. yc. one thing they may take as q
fixed fact that this country VIII not again enter
mo so presided CONNIE cial arrangement as
that which was submitted TO for several years.
We possess the county on one de Of The great
series OF lakes. aud have the natural right
thereby OF n free passage through The 81. Law
renee TO the ocean. This right We also intend
L. claim and exercise, and neither the Cana
dian nor tbe home government can justly
itself ia refusing our exercise Of that right
This fac may not be very consoling 10 John
Bull, hui never hclcss the laws OF nations will
sustain us In that course, and our Canadian
cousins and their guardians in Europe con put
II in their pipe and smoke II at their leisure.
Our government will not make nor will our
people submit to any treaty or compromise
which will In the least infringe upon that right.
The St Lawrence Is the natural outlet OF The
great chain Of lakes, and the fact that we
possess all the country on one side gives us the
same freedom 70 navigate and use the St. Law
renos ~ Il does 70 The Canadiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

TANDfN0 COMMITTEES
On e ~ spsnd nce-J r Brown, OF No. Of; W. e.
81 rrisn, Of No 81; J. Pinsant, OF No. 26a
Rewn-H. d. Seward, Of No. 3iS; J. Ash, Of No.
40: d Quinn, Of No 321.
On Lnws--M n. Pitts, Of No II; q. Lowell ~ No
50; J. sadlirr, Of No ca d. D, YsIer..oc OF No asa
W. ". cyy...,,ds Of No. 3lh w. 'e''
70 staie tie ODD. @. Clayton P. O. NY Of No
20; Froincut, of No 50; W. L. wemmelI 'of No Sc
A. Story. OF No lao, J Calbrailh, Of No 3ss
On <rPsr,-N. Werner, OF No 7; j. r Knapp Of No
o; W. n Reynolds Of No 10; r. O. Drcwry, Of No rs:
OF No 70; T priigs, p No 80; Hahn, OF No so;
:. n oncn, o. No 40. q .".csic Of No: 1ea; G H.
Moses Of No 22s Avery, ~ No. 234: H. D. pccherty,
~ NJ az; Psynson of No. 321; d. W. Csmmeyer,
Of No s57; O Meyer. OF No $50; W. T. Emmett OF No.
400; schafncr, ~ No 10t; H. Van wymeu, Of No.
421 ~ Near hur, 81 No 42s.
The brsurss 81 the session beng now finished tho
Grand Chaplain offered up solemn prnycr after which
The Grand Ledge ado rned lis convention nne die
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

EXTENSIVE INCENDIANy PfRE At GALVESTON
DIVISION or THE MILITARY DISTRICT or TEXAS.
Nrw ORLEAse, August 9, 1865
An extensive Gre occurred Galveston on the ID inst
involving heavy oss II doubtless the design Of the
parties TO burn the town
The transactions OF villains In Galveston were never
b fore cqusIled.
iesss has been divided into three IN hilary o'srcts
General lurn commands the Galveston district, rocv
d " General Grnnrrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

M.xuvAcruRus IN TsrNEssns.-One OF the largese -
0rest ,o,i,ng snls in tho United States n already u
operation in Chatsnooga, Tenn, which daily tunsnl
out the best quality Of railroad iros o. the psssern
mill OF m oOoo 900 capital Is soon 70 be put up In ~
ne,gbboriood large blast furnace will Be commences
several coal oil companies only waiting for machinery
m commences opsrat ons In different localities AROUND M
place the ed ooai mines - beana swesksA ~ -
80 eoonsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10
The Odd Fellows.

ADJOURNED SESSION OF TEE GRAND LODGE, ETC.
An adjourned session OF the Grand Lodge Convenerl
whsh met last week, held last evening" at their hs IL
In Grand street. for the purpose Of clearing tho de-
ah OF the session, completing the appointment q for
ne ensuing year. and receiving the reports Of certain
committees.
Al eight O'Clock the Convention went into Organized
sesson-the Grand Master, John J. Davir A. presiding
All thc Grand officers and members Of mo Convention
were In attendance
raycr being offered up by the Grand Chaplain the re
port Of the Finance Committee for 1s6 was presented
Upon motion the r port was accept 3D.
The Finance Commit for 1869 res pted report m
ga ny assessments, &c, for tho omng year
TIE Grand Marshal made the following appointments
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Fi,e in Salem. NIas

BosroS, August Q, 1905
The extensive steam bark mill end tabpcry owned BY
Jacob Putnam a Carcthers, In allen, Mass. wa' do
sroycd ny Ire last night Eight build ngs used Tor Tan
ming purposcs were burned. The loss " estimated at
thr thousand dollars, Of which but small amount 10
insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

BUfrto, Aufu0 y, 100
rsrrer Tren,s Knisht's Lafayette mach ne shop,
Ohio street. Washington, was destroy cd by Ore this
evening Tho loss Ia heavy Messrs I. 4 j. J. Whites
edge tool and skate factory adjoining was damaged The
Buffalo steam Encine works, Of a. w. TIT, Soss Co.,
was M imn mont dsnges but escaped injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

News from New Orleans.
Nnw ORLnAxs, August q, 1885.
The steamer George Cromwell hes arrived hero from
Gotten arm eales 100 baieG, u tlc Ssc FreIehts
on cotton V New xers u M 0thss markets IN
chAesel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

single scull boat race Tor purse Of 800, came or
the Hudson, opposite this city, today between Joe
Coburn the prize lighter, and Thomas Burma 81 Staten
Island Burns adc The dsianse, one half mis In seven
minutes beating his adversary about one length
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

Ncroooros nass, was killed. sndi sbsst twenty Owe
oshsss wore injured but OF Them his sa fatally
Fosr persons tsnpioyes Of tbs company wwp killed
ON thr Bennsylvania Railroad IAirobc onsle night
OF the ~ inst By accident ts-seigh, train oaased
BY broken wheel
Nearly the entire town Of Brigops Ala the sssesrsph
announces, was destroyed BY nSo Monday last. AS
the town consisted Of single government sop fcv
pairing the machinery Of the beats the Tennessee
river II Is safe to presume thaAthe loss net very
great
The stock market strong yesterday. Go~ernsnens
were Arm Gold was heavy ana closed at14sx ad44 on
the street, and at l43x at night
The markets generally quiet yestssday, bat,
though there but Little business doing prices were
well sustained general thag On Change tho chief
count under tho influence Of which prices were run up
from &C. to Sc. pr bushcI. Flour H. q l0c bot
ter Conn and oats steady. Pork dun and
lower Lard steady, Cotton was L. lower lou
snd common grades with good business doing al tho
reduction Sugar steady and oonee active aad,
firm.
The market for beef cattle buayant and 40 q,
10. per pound higher this woek untiit tho close
when under the influence of fresh arrivals the arkaa
closed heavy and thc,sdvance was nearly lost Bat NV
cattle sold at tho reduction however, thorewsrs
andfrom that down lie for inferior Mich oowyess
steady vealss oa from Thc TO 10. Sheep and lnmSs
sold at So so ts$7 Hogs sold q lie. 1lke. Tho
total receipts 24 beeves. Iii cows, Lales vsaA
II, S68 sheep and lambs, and 7,lr hogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

IT LIAM OrERA.- Max Marctzek returAsd from Escops
by thu Cuba yesterday, after sojourn Of
raj months during which he has visited oil the psnopal
cities His mission, Of course To engage artists for
next srasons OPERA and toai that he has been
entirely successful in securing company, nclud-
Ing tn, chorus which It is said wiz be, In addition 70 the
artists already his command in this nsry tho
complete hat has appeared at tAe Academy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

Tho Monitor sangamon. go.
Fcrrrrss MorRos, August !, leoA !
The Monitor ssnssmon reported At Norfolk and starel
for ssa: hut while 10 Hampton Roads, her machinery
rave ont srd she vas lowed 70 the 0osport Navy Yad
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-25
Attention, Suffers, Dealers, Everybody.
A. & NJ. LANDSBERG,

WHoLEsALE sUrLEE SUrFLuaa, C0RsFa
Of Public Square and Market street.
have just received from New York aud gos-
ton auctions, a large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering 90
wholesale 10 the trade, at greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand s. large and varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purchas-
ed before the late increased taxes, which
they are anxious 10 close out nc q small ad-
vance on invoice cost. IN addition TO which
they beg to call attention b. their large
stock Of Liquors, consisting in part OF
Champaignes, Catawba, end Ciaret Wines,
WhiBkey, Cogniac Brandy, Bistera, Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schnapps, &c.. &C..
Stationery, white and bud envelopes, en-
sizes; foolscap, letter, and note paper Of au
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions Of al descTip-
tons, furnishing goods, and a complete
stock Of sutlers' Goods, such as Peaches,
Oysters, Kaisins, Mustard, sardines, spicas,
Soda, &c, sc.
Dealers viii find IL b their interest 10 give
US call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention 10 the shipping aad
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner Of Public
Square and Market 81.
A 4 NJ. LANDsBERG. Jan29-3m
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Ths 0nartermaster,s Department.

4
A recent number of the United
States Service Magazine, has an able
article entitled "A Word to the Quar-
termaster's Department, which we
would gladly copy but for its length.
Il contains a merited attribute to the
executive ability of the Quartermasters
of our army, particularly those in the
West, to whose energy so much Of the
successes of our army has been duei
There are few, either in or out of the
army, who realize how much of our
military successes is due TO our Quar-
termasters, upon whom is devolved the
supply and movement Of our forces.
The writer Of the article referred TO,
after mentioning the enormous Difficult
aies Of transportation overcome by the
Quartermasters in supplying Sherman
in bis Atlanta campaign, asks Why
should not brains have its just and fit
ting reward as well as bravery Both
are alike essential to the success of our
armies, and the one is always divine
and rarest, while the other $50 70
speak bulldog quality, mostly COM
mon to all Americans, whether officer
or private
The writer concludes:
"The various expeditions along the
Southern coast and Gulf, the side cam
paign in Western Virginia, Missouri,
Kansas and Arkansas, and the recent
brilliant operations of Sheridan in the
Valley of the Shenandoah, all Of which
involved heavy labor and responsibility
on the part of various Quartermasters,
we must pass over entirely, as our pa
er has already swelled beyond the d.
mansions of one magazine article into
two. Other matters, however, relating
TO real defects in the Quartermaster's
Department, and some needed reforms,
and especially the new organization at
depots Of ouartermasteT employees /
into military force, and better re-
Of the department gener- |
ally, We must not wholly omit, though /
they must all be reserved for subse-
quent paper. We feel that our task 10
here wholly completed, II we have in
dicated somewhat the prodigious work,
and consequent real, not 70 say rare,
ability required Of the Quartermaster's
Department, and so lead the reader 70
3 better and kinder appreciation Of its
much abused officers.
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considerable portion Of them, have moved
up to Newbern to operate from there prob-
ably upon tho Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad. There is no doubt the landing
OF troops at Newbern and the reinforce
mentot Terry at Newbern. are both inlen-
ded to aid and eO-operste with sherman.
WASHINGTON, Fob 24.--The House pass
ed the senate's joint resolution directing
inquiry into the present condition Of tho
Indian tribes, and especially their treat
me1t BY the civil and military authorities,
with an amendment providing for com
mittee Of three persons to be appointed By
the President, instead Of a select committee
Of members Of Congress, as originally pro-
posed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-25

CoUxTERFzTTs.-lul0rma has been re-
esived By G. L. Barlow n Co. that certain
druggists IN this city have been palming on
on persons calling i0r Dr. Vell0c's Pink Cs-
rate an article Of their own mauulaeture,
which they say is superior ~ the genuine.
We would advice ell persons q ect tba
genuine, and should you requirs any mel.-
cine for the ltch, Ring worn, letter, -
any disease Of tho skin, do not suffer any
preparation on you, but get Dr. Vouoe's
Pink Cerats, manufactured by q. j.. Bar-
tow 4 Co, No fsz Doadesick street, Mesh
vile, Tenn.
p. s.-A liberal discouut made % dealers.
Sent By mail 70 any address 81 rcca ps "
81 II. Be sure tAal you gel toe genuine.
sep2z-ff
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JOlnsOnvilIe.
rTyE ARE NOW oFFERl.le FOB SALE. over
w $50 Building L0sss IN the
CITY of JohnsonVille.

published plan Of which car Be seen at our once.
and 81 the principal Hotels, and other pubie places
il this city Beisg eliqhiy located on ths East
hank Of the Teunessee nver. $50 miles from its
mouth, nnd az the terminus q the Nashville and
Northwestern Railrosd, distance Of Y r1lles from
thst CITY, surrounded, - it u. b. rch and pro-
durtiye country and beng IN almost constaut river
cornmuuicaiiol eth many o. the most smpertant
Commercial cites 81 the North and Southwest,
must, a. distant dag, oeeons aciiy q yAaf busi-
neaa importance. Szch an opportunity for aafe
end prcntkble investnaut, IL bat seldom offered.
We are fhs cole nrents for te sals q ots and are
fully authorised end empowered % grznt ntlss 70
Apply . Nv. MATT. BLOWN 90. Aga.
nogze-9 q oheuJ Ezsst.
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A suPERI0E RErEDT.-#e can conscien-
tiously recommend 70 those suffering from
a distressing cough, Or. strickiand's Meili-
nuous Cough Baisam. Il gives relief al
most instantaueously !, . and j. withai rot d.s-
agreeable % the taste. There Is 10 dogbt
but the Meiiihuous Coagh Baisam s enc 81
tire best preparations iu use, aud j. ail that
d during the past Week, and found relief
from e most distressing c0ugn. rs e pre-
pared b. DR.. Strickland. No. East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ard ior sale by
Druggists, a. 30 cents per bottle.
ap29-f 50 su-iy
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g. N. Ordway has removed 70 No az
North College street, next door 90 the FRS
National Bank. Tie confines hImselI ex-
elusively 10 Brokers business, buys and
sells Gold and Sifser and az kinds 81 On
current Money; and peys the hiebest prices
for Government Vouchers, Antaatc3 Aotes
dc.
Office open at A. NJ, oad our friend
THos. B. SAMPLE remains there till 30 p. ST..
for the accommodation oi those who nay
wish to make exchanges aftcr night. aud
take the morning cars.
Feb l., lsG5-3m.
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The rebel Foote looked so seedy
when he got within our lines that one
of his former acquaintance said to
him, "why, Foote, can scarcely recog-
nize you" "Wait till turn my coat
and you will all know me again" was
the laconic reply.
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For One Dollar.
which they need not pay until it is known what is
drawn and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases.

INV YoRK, january, 1866.
The Eureka Gift Association is the Original and
Largest Gift Association in the country.
It's business continues TO be conducted in fair
and honorable manner, and greatly increasing
trade is proof that our patrons throughout the
country appreciate this method Of obtaining rich
and elegant goods. None can receive less than the
value Of their money, as no article on our List is
worth less than One Dollar, retail, and there are
No Blanks.
try acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on file at our Office.
Parties dealing with US may depend on having
nedstely sent to any address BY return mail or ex-
press.
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Largest Sale of the s..asnn-

Extensive Sale Of Fresh and Ssas8ua5ls
Goods, aHOanfiag % $4,000, 10 close a
Concern.
We viii commence on Monday morning
the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock, and continue
until the entire stock (of ID. TT. Startsman.
No III Cedar street, is closed out. IL con-
sists in part Of the following Every variety
Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Hats
Caps, Cutlery, Cigars, Tobacco, sll kinds Of
Canned Fruits, large and general assort-
ment Of Suffers Goods, ETC., etc.
Also, the show cases, mirrors sud store
fixtures belonging to the establishmeut.
The unexpired lease Of the store viii be
sold at the same time, by
Csc. SHIELDS s Co..
feb23-tf Auctioncers.
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Cleveland is a rapid city. Boys of
eleven years are confirmed drunkards
there