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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-09
From .AspinwaIl.

New YORK, Sept. s-The steamer Cos
ia Rica, from Aspinwall 31st, has ar
rived. She brings $685., 1000 in specie.
Much needless excitement has pre-
vailed at Panama concerning revolution
ary movements in the interior, which
appear to result in nothing. The pres
ent government party may be over
thrown, but there is no danger OF an out
break in the city. The cor tending par
ties have but about 300 men each, aud
both appear afraid to fight.
Some excitement has been caused 5y
the Government appropriating couple
of American vessels for transportation
The American Consul had blundered into
giving them papers to trade on the coast
when they had no right to such docu'
meuts.
The steamer Ariel arrived with troops
for San Francisco on the 25th. The con-
duct of the troops on landing was dis,
graceful.
The s. R. Spaulding also arrived with
troops on the 30th.
From Central America the only impor-
tant item is that Barieos, the eX-Presi-
dent of Salvador, is Oh trial. with like
lihood of being convicted and shot.
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King Of Pain-Dy.pep.ia Cured

One of the worst diseases TO which the human
family Is liable is dyspepsia IL not only dis
Qualities man from the pursuit Of business or
pleasure but il makes life itself a burden. Read
the following wonderful cure:
HARRISBURG. August Is, 1854 whom 1t
NAV concern: Dyspepsia, in its most malignant
form, had almost reduced me 20 living skeleton,
and was one OF the most miserable men that
walked the streets of Harrisburg i had used
all the known remedies, as well as prescriptions
from the most eminent physicians, without de.
irving any benefit. Happening to pass the cor.
ner OF Fifth and Market streets, / saw DR..
Mcbride, and, after listening 10 his remarks !
concluded TO give his King Of Pain n fair trial.
have done so for the last twelve days, and
am now able to work, can eat anything the ap-
petite Graves, sleep well, and / an new man In
every sense of the word. Every person afflicted
with dyspepsia should give it a fair trial, for
since it has wrought such quick cure, there is
no onestion but that others viii find IL a Balm
in Gilead," to drive away disease.
.'p. s On the 18th day Of september, 1853
was exempted by the surgeon Of the Board OF
Enrolment am now received by the surgeon
AZ In perfect condition, and am able to do any
kind Of duty becoming soldier
JOHN WEAVER"
"CUY or HARRISBURG Pa, 81: Before me,
an Alderman ofthe city of Harrisburg. Pa, per
sonally appeared John Weaver, who. after be
ing sworn according to law. did depose and say
that the matter set forth in the above statement
10 which he has subscribed bis signature, Il
strictly correct and true.
HEyRT PEFFER, Alderman
City Of Harrisburg, Pa, Aug "a.
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QUEER CASE OF INcoNsTANcY.-Asin3

QUEER CASE OF INCoNsTANCY.-Asin sin&
ular instance of the vice of n.atrimoniSl
Inconsistency is related by the Lowell
Mass, Ne,cs. A married woman moving
in high circles, left her home one even
ing last week, and taking conveyance
to hotel in the rural districts, was sobn
Joined by an unfaithful husband, who
ought to have been at home taking care
of his own family, instead of engagihGin
intimate companionship with thos5 aht-
side of his own household. The c5qple
ordered a room together, representing
themselves as husband and wife. AT a
later hour the same night, a carriage
drove up to the door of the same hotel
with another couple. who engaged lodg-
ings in an djoining chamber. All passed
off quietly enough until tho next morn
ing, when the two couples were snm-
mOned to the breakfast table. There
they met, when 10 and behold there
was a mere change of partners, each
gentleman having upon his arm the wife
of the other Although there was mttu-
al bushes, mental cursing and recrimina
ton, it was deemed best, after sohrr,
second thought, to let the matter rest as
quietly as possible, but the coincidence
a too remarkable one to avoid the 'ear'of
the over curious. Sj
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-09

In a,recent speech at San Francisco,
Speaker Colfax grew belligerentl He
said: There are some accounts yet un-
settled between our own and foreigEgov-
ernments; but they will be settled With
out hostilities. There is the Alabsma's
account with Great Britain When the
Alabama went down in the British Chan
mel, in sight of the vine clad hills of
France and white cliffs of Albion, she
left a small bill which we shall ask Eng
land to pay, and which she will pay
This is question we can properly. sub
nit to the arbitration of a neutral power,
as it is a question of dollars andsSents,
and does not affect our national hhsnor in
any way. The Alabama was an English
vessel-built in England, manned BY an
English crew, armed with English. guns,
supplied over and over again with arms,
ammunition, men, and provisions in
English colonial ports; and if this does
not give us fair claim for the aamage
she did, then there never was a fair claim
for damages. And / think she will settle
it after little more correspondence on
the subject, and take Andy Johnsons re-
ceipt in full M
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augl9.Im
TAX NOTICE.

THR TAXPAYERS OF OHIO
County win take notice, that shall b prs.
narsd 10 receive ths State County and School
Tares for the year ls55, In the several Tor
ships, at the times and places hereinaftsf -
toned and that q deduction Of ~ per cent =
the State Tar WIN be allowed 70 those who shall
pay al their tAxes on or before the Ist day Of Oc.
to6sr, 1856 at the Sheris Office, or at the tines
and places Spscifed, viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward Hose
House, ScptembsrIe, 10 and 20.
Madison Tps-At the Hope Hose HOUSE, Sep.
Clay TP-Ai the sherfrs Once, September
Is, 19 and %.
Union Tp.--At the Rough and Ready Hose
House. September q, ~ and q
Centre Tp-At the Fifth Ward School Rousc
September Is, % and "a.
Webster Tpy-At Isaac Frecze's Store Room,
Msury Echols' old stand) September - . and
%
Richie Tp-At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and %, and at Adzms
School House, September O.
Triadelphia Tp.--At y. Hiers CHE place q
yotinaJ Seufenber II, It and I3
Rickland Tp-At Clinten p. o., September
ls: at A A Anison's Smith Shop, September 10
ana 1t Atkinsou's School House. September %
Lfboffy Tp.-At valley Grove P.-0 Ssptem.
ber "a ma Is, and st sannei Bslls storD, Wes1
Llbsrt5s ssptenberi 10:
sssis.tm seti Ghsri9 of one g.
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shipment of COttOn-Crime i'm the Dis.
trict Of Columbia.
IBy Union Line. I

WASHINGTON, Sept S,-Tuesday about
twenty-five bales of cotton were shipped
from Alexandria, Va, to New York, by
the New York Steamship Line, the first
shipped from this section during.the past
four years, and about the third o: fourth
shipment of this staple ever made from
Alexandria More of it is expected to
follow soon.
The Superintendent of the EIetropoli-
tan Police, states i'll an Official report
that robberies and burglaries are alarm
iugly on the increase in the District of
Columbia, and that the disbanding and
paying off of armies has left here and
drawn hither large numbers of desperate
characters, who make business OF rob-
bing soldiers, stealing horses and COM
mitting depredations upon property. He
adds that there is a class of rum shops in
our city where the entire income and sup
port come from thieves and desperate
characters, and who are allowed to keep
their dens open the entire night, there
being no law to prohibit them. The
amount of debauchery, robbery and MUIR
der that is perpetrated upon this commu-
nifty through these resorts, and especial
ly those that keep open at all hours of
the night, is truly fearful. - 49,.
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ExpIo.ion on n Railroad.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 8.-The explosion to-
day on the Northwestern railroad was
terrible affair The train consisted of
eight cars and passengercOach There
were nearly 200 persons on board. The
two foremost cars contained powder, shot
and SHELL, and it is supposed sparks from
the locomotive communicated through
cracks in the car, causing explosion =
Seven persons were killed outright
Nearly all received more or less injuries
The fireman was killed, the engineer bad
ly injured and the conductor slightly
Among the slightly injured was Mr.. Van
Valkenburg, Assistant Superintendent of
Telegraph. All the cars were blown to
pieces, except two in the rear, The en-
kSine was totally wrecked. The concus-
sion was terrific, and shook the build
ings in the town like an earthquake.
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From the Country Gentleman.l
A veteran Wool-Grower.

Our venerable correspondent aud sub
scriber, n. P. Atkinson, Esq. of West
Virginia. mentions in recent note, that
at the commencement of the war of 1872,
having been forced to leave Canada,
where he was then in business at Mon
treal, in company with Mr.. w. I. Peter
son, they came to Baltimore, and seeing
in Washington paper an advertisement
Of Spanish sheep for sale 10y the impor,,
ter, they went thither and purchased
ffty-two sheep for the sum OF SIS -
These sheep were first taken by Messrs
Atkinson and Peterson to Washington
county, Pennsylvania, but after two
years. residence there, Mr.. A. removed to
the vicinity of Wheeling, wh' te he has
since been engaged in wool-growlng-a
period of about half-a-century. Mr. A:
SAYS: IF any considerable portion OF
the farming community had embraced
the wool business with the same forecast
and perseverance, our supply NJ this
time would have been of the most ample
character both rs to quantity and quail
ty. What makes our sheep enterprise
more of an out Of the way concern, IS the
fact that we were neither of us raised
farmers. As general rule pecunlary
considerations afford the motive power
leading to new enterprises, and While we
were not singular i'll this, yet there were
other considerations of great weight
we saw by the eye of faith the end from
the beginning, or, i'll other words, what
has really transpired in the WOODEN de-
partment of our manufactures for the
last fifty years 1t is n matter OF regret
that with our pre-eminent facilities for
raising sheep, our supply of wool should
still fall so very much below the national
demand"
Mr.. A. adds that he has passed his
eightieth year-a fact we should not
have suspected either from his manu-
script or from his facility of expression.
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A Complication ofDi-ease. Cured.

The patient who gives the following testlmo-
NAL was afflicted with a diseased nver-the
fountain head of multitude of afftictions-out
did not know what was the matter with him IL
is presumed that the physician had skill enough
to detect the seat of the disease but his remedi
faiied:
HARRISBURG, August Is, ls64.-This Is to GER
tify that for long time have been sick, ema,
cated and enfeebIed to such an extent that
could neither eat nor sleep, With violent pains
constantly racking my entire system. could
get no relief from physicians, and was almost
In despair when ] accidently got hold Of Dr..
McBrides King of Pain which cured me in two
days. 1t has literally rescued me from the jaws
of death. Instead OF going down to the grave,
as thought was doing, have gone down TO
work can eat full and hearty meal, and sleep
comfortably. b neve to-day that DR.. MeBride's
medicine is the best ever invented, and that II
will do all he claims for ii. JOHN RICE, State
street opposite Hickoks Machine Shop.
The Doctor has in his possession over one
thousand certificates from soldiers in the differ
ent camps of the Northwest and West whom he
either permanently cured or relieved OF pain
arising from chronic diseases or local affections
contracted in the service of the country.
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From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. S-Major General
]. NJ. Palmer has organized the ten regi-
ments of colored troops now serving in
the department of Kentucky into one
division of three brigades.. Br,gadier
General James S. Brishin has been assign
ed to command the division with Brevst
Brigadier General j. F. Wade, Colonel S.
A. Porter and Colonel j. NJ. Macarthur,
for brigade commanders All the white
troops in the department are to be mus
tered out. Palmer and Brisbin are the
only general officers now ON duty In Ken
lucky. alE .i.f lsF
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The Wirz Triai

,sHINGToN, Sept. 3.-Col. Chapman
m the commission letter address
him by Capt Wiz, asking al
oh he was conscious of his lnuo-
a, that he might have religious COM
and suggesting that Fathers vince.
Ind Hamilton he permitted 4" Vis'e
m their pastoral capacity, ahe pris-
NOT heing in the care of the Court
etrer will be referred 10 the War De-
ment for its action, there being no
Lt that the request will be granted.
lent. Tracy testified to Wirz crue lty'
among acts mentioned was the shoot
and killing of a man who had step
over the dead line while trying to
hin water.
ol. Chapman said he now proposed TO
koduce documentary evidence to show
4 the Department at Richmond had
wedge of the condition OF the prison
8ndersonville in May last.
tapt C.. NJ. Selph, of the rebel army
i four wears in the Adiutant Generals
ce at Richmond, identified the hand
Ting of Howell Cobb, in letter dated
n 5. 1864, to Adiutant Gen. Cooper,
|6b SAYS he has examined the prison.
ipresnines its character is well under
Epd at Richmond, and therefore gives
The danger of prisoners
sapinr was not SO great rs he had sup
ned. With a guard of 1900 men and
IN pieces of artillery and cavalry
npany, all apprehension of escape
ould be quieted.
He had arranged 90 send two reSi-
onts of infantry force. Herecommend-
d the erection of a hospital building
aside of the prison. Such is the opln-
4 of every sensible man who has eN-
lined the prison. The prison isalready
4 much crowded, and no additional
4 Isoners should be sent there until 1t
y been enlarged.
Fine effect Of increasing the number
Thin the present area must be terrific
krease of sickness and death during the
INNER months.
I understand, he says, an order has been
Seu for enlarging the prison. II 1t was
ssible to make another prison II would
much better. for | doubt very much
neither the water will be sufficient Tor
: accommodation of the increased
Dmber of prisoners.
IThe general management of the prison
kder Col. Parsons is good. The duties
1.-THE inside commission are admirably
Irformed by Col. Wirz, whose place it
build be difficult to fill.
n still think the rank of the officer OF
|e post should be Brigadier General
view of the number Of troops that Will
D under his command
'(Sipned) HOWELL COBB, Cong
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THE National Association of Wool
Manufacturer" will hold their first an
meeting in Philadelphia, on the 9TH OF
October next Among the committee of
arr angements is the Hon. John Covode
The board of officers represent Massa-
chusetts, New York and Pennsylvania;
the board of directors those States ana
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode
Island Connecticut, Ohio, New Jersey,
Della Sare and Maryland. Pennsylvania
has the craftsmanship of the standing
committee on machinery, in the person
af Richard Garsed, Esq, of Franktord.
The list of membership already includes
one hundred and sixty-three individuals
and firms, of whom eleven belong to
Pennsylvania, representing large inter
ests and great intelligence.
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AUGUST 81, Ise5.-My daughter could not
walk or do anything at al, with the pains in her
hips and knees. tried the doctors aud all tho
patent medicines heard Of without receiving
any benefit until I bough btlle Of DR..
McBride's King of Pain, and by Using 1t two
days, she is now able TO walk without the slight.
est pain. May God bless him-may be do 9th.
ers the same good. THOMAS WRIGHT, Eighth
street, Fifth Ward, Pittsburg.
AUGUST 81 ls65.-This is 10 certify that my
wife has not been able To work or get about for
one year, with the rheumatism and liver COM
plant and shortness OF breath. l tried every.
thing could hear of, and great many doctors.
without receiving any benefit, until ! heard Of
DR. McBrides King of Pain, and by following
the directions three days, my wife is like new
person She can now attend to her work, and
is improving rapidly every hour. ADAM SHIP.
LEY, No ~ 2Liberty street.
DR. Mcbride can be found at his rooms, at the
Mcclure House, Wheeling
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The Mississippi Militia.

New YORK, Sept. s.-The letter from
President Johnson sustaining Provisional
Governor Sharkey in his call for the or
ganization of the militia of the State OF
Mississippi, and setting aside Gen. Slo-
GUMS order forbidding such organiza-
tion, is published. The Presidents main
reason is to induce the people to come
forward in defense of the State and Fed
eral Government, and he says if there is
any more of an insurrectionary charac-
tor by such organization, the military
will there to suppress it upon its first
appearance.
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THE Government, says the Philadel-
phia Inquirer, is supplying ten Thousand
negroes, in the neighborhood of yicks.
barg, with lands and other articles nee
esssry for farming, on credit. spd adds:
This system is considered the most
suitable for the freedmen, as il reaches
them to rely on their own exertionsr
1t is high time that this whole Freed
mems Bureau system was abolished Ii
is simply another name for d great ne
gro boarding house at the expense of the
people. 1t is outrageous that the North
should be heavily taxed in order to
maintain horde oflazy, worthless Afri-
cans, who are made the objects of the
special care of the Governments. r.
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Cabiue, Mee,ing-NationaI Bank

NEW YORK Sept S.-The Posts special
says Ameeting of the cabinet was held
today.
The first national bank on the Pacific
coast has been authorized for Portland
Oregon
Several discharged soldiers have been
appointed to clerkships in the Treasury
Department.
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MINNESOTA is building railroads rapid

MINNESOTA is building railroads rapid
ly. One road from st. Paul to Superior
is surveyed, and it is said that the means
are provided to build it within short
time. This will be a great enterprise for
the State, for hundred and thirty miles
of rail will place them almost as near
New York by water as Chicago is An.
other road, intended to run to the Red
River country, in British territory, is
now in operation fifty miles, and will
soon be finished to ST. Cloud. Still an
other, partly built, will run from Mime
apolis and ST. Paul southwest to Roches-
ter, to meet the Wenona and Mankato
Saroad.
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cling REGISTER
Iygrnphic s"m""r'. =,
"A in New York yesterday at
MORNING, SEPT. 1856

Tfly graphic s"mni"r''
s1i,5 in New York yesterday at
rp''
sselmer has organized the ne
Kentucky into one division
4,Ma Al Brisbm. The white troops
|, ,%ostcred out. ,
rronoement has been entered INTO
western Indians for meeting "i'n
" to perpetual peace
Southern mail service Will here
I h.. self-sustaining,
brigades of the vetsSslSp 'Ser.o
| ,hcut Washington e been "''-
nued ,.,..,as
br, are about one thousand hesn'0'
| ;, nm the Government i'll len
recent engagement at town near
h. the Imperialists were compeiieu
r.nder to the Liberals. 1t is esti-
,hat it will require 100000 men 10
/ ,,te the country, while the lmperi-
ot present have but abo"t i7'ooV'
.r,I American citizens were recent
tod in Mexico for tritling offences
,r,edily released, with apologies
ftbe civil authorities,
| herv and burglary still prevail 10
[Drming extent in Texas,
:. Barnett, first President Of Tex,
- 90 to Washington in behalf OF
Davis.
.io,oI hank has been authorized
Portland. Oregon.
Jve indictments have been pre-
i ,oaiust Ketchum, the defaulter.
from Nashville says there
am explosion of powder on /" tfa'" Oh
Northwestern road recently ny
N one man was killed, several per-
;ninred and the train destroyed
-. charters are being fitted zip Tor
n,vis nj Fortress Monroe, from
n it is supposed he will be tried
:.
y.ral persons were injured by a col
, on the Camden aud Am6oy rail
on the 9TH.
70 Snperintendent Of the Metr"Poli-
,olice reports a great Increase OF
. IN the District OF Columbia,
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Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The passenger
train which left Philadelphia yesterday
morning, came in collision with freight
train from New York, on the Camden
and Amboy railroad, by which the fol
lowing persons were injured: Miss Eliza
B. Wells, Port Richmond, s. c.; Mrs
Samuel Craft. VIM Burke. Major S. B
Mitchell, Alderman Welding, C. F
Rumpp, II. Hammell, all of Philadelphia
and S. Thompson, N. Y, None were NOR
tally wounded. ...-'.-..
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Fire in Tor0ufo.

TORONTO, c. W., Sept. s.--There was
large fire this afternoon, commenting in
Dodge g. Co.'s grocery, on the corner of
Yengle and Temperance streets, which
was entirely DESTROYED, together with
stationery shop, several dwell
ings on Temperance street, and the
Methodist church. Loss over $4,000.
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.IeG. Davis Trial.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. The Gov
ernment carpenters were set at work a
few days since to convert the old tele-
graph Office inside the fort into quarters
Tor jeff. Davis, but yesterday orders were
issued to stop that work and prepare
Carol Hall building, which is inside the
fort. From this it is presumed the trial
Of JEFF Davis will take place here, and
hence the preparations.
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NOTICES.
TAKE NOTICE.

HNTIL BATUHDAE, BEPTEM-
~ BER the 9th, at Z o'clock p. NJ, will re-
ceve proposals az follows lst for mason work
TO be done at the mouth Of sewer and foot Of
Fifth street, East Wheeling. Tho wall 20 DO
about fourteen feet long. fourteen Q4) feet high,
and FIVE (0 feet thick at the bottom. The work
TO be headers or stretchers, and 10 batter from
the front at the rate Of one and Q half 40 inches
TO the foot Bids 10 be by the perch, the dig
ging included. and, for building q sower on
Sixth street, from John 10 Zane street, East
Wheeling, intersecting with the present sewer
on Zane street The new sewer to be two aud
half (2f feet in diameter, and the bids ~ be
for tho lineal foot thereof, digging incIndsd
Ord, for furnishing and spreading (under my su.
perintendence) o. on Fourth street from John 10
Clay and Clay street from Fourth 10 Fifth
streets, about six hundred (C)O perch Of blne
lime stone. The bids 10 be by the perch.
HENRY SHARP,
sep54t Street Commissioner
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And saII Another Wonderful Csre
Rv using the King of Pain

By using the King Of Pain:
To TIE PUBLIC: Ny wife has been unable TO
do any kind Of work for over three years:
Her greatest trouble was chronic diarh1a and
liver complaint. S'ewas reduced 20 seventy'
six poands in weight when Iheard OF DR.. Nc
Bride. and, By following his directions for ths
past two weeks, my wife has gained thirty-eig
pounds. She now weighs one hundred and four
teen pounds She says she feels better and
stronger than she has been for three years
P.S Ihave tried nearly everything, without
receiving any benefit heretofore.
: = Z = f1t3 JAMES WILsos,
No. g Ledlis street, Allegheny.