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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-08
News from New Iork .

NETWORK, Feb, 7,-Stephen Rog
Chilian Consul, has been arrested Oh in
dictment for a violation Of neutrality
laws
Dennis o Sullivan was arrested O-day
driving team containing six large box
es, his actions being considered suspi
cious. He confessed they were military
equipments for the Fenians They were
claimed by Colonel O'Mahoney and the
prisoner was discharged.
ton to Vera Cruz for private use has
been prevented by the United States
authorities.
An extensive mass meeting III tenians
was held in Jersey City last night =
Speeches were made by O'Mahony, hel
Ian, Rogers and others
4 meeting of the Historical Society
was held last evening Mr. John I.
Aiken, Esq read a very interesting pa
per on the history Of liberty Alter
speaking of the history of liberty II
England of late years, alluding in terlas
of the highest praise % Richard Golden.
John Bright and others, the lecturer re-
ferred to Sir Morton Peto, and to the
speech delivered by him at Bristol, since
his return home, in which he advocated
reform, and showed that America was
all example worthy the imitation OF
the nations of Europe
NEW YORK, Feb. Henry Coats. one
OF the alleged robbers of the National
Bank of Wellington, O., arrived in this
city yesterday on board the steamship
Alhambra from Charleston, i'll charge OF
an officer, Ell route to Ohio to stand his
trial
The World announces that the grand
Jury have indicted Senior Benjamlp V.
McKenna, Chilian agent and Judge
Shipman yesterday issued a bench war,
rant for his arrest, which was executed
by Marshal Murray McKenna is now
in custody, to be arraigned before the
Circuit Court to-day. The charge IS toI
fitting out an expedition froBl this port
which is said To have sailed some time
since for the destruction by torpedOes OF
the Spanish deet The particulars OF
the affair were presented month age
and we're regarded as entirely sensation
al,
Further arrests have been made o.
robbers OF Adams Express Company
and another large amount Of gold re
covered and handed over to the com
pany.
Mr.. Benjamin L Glasby, we'll known
and highly esteemed printer. died at the
Park Hotel OH Monday, of disease con
tracted while in the army MI Glas6y
who was dextrous and skilltul cOmpos
itor and learned the art of printing in
the Office of the Providence Journal
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Foreign News

BosToN, Feb, Papers received by
the steamer Palestine bring Napoleon 5
speech to the French legislature,
LONDON. Jan. 22.-The Paris cores
pondent OF the London Daily Times says
that it has transpired in Court circles
that the Emperor Napoleon is greatly
displeased with the Emperor MaAimil-
ian on very many grounds, especially on
account of the bad reception given to
the French Counsellor of State sent to
Mexico to take the finances in hand and
if insinuated that this is,one reason for
the withdrawal of the French troops.
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A Card

January !, lsoo.
Editors OF the Register:
Colonel Johnson, of Tyler county, this
evening submitted to the House of Del.
egates the charges preferred against
Juege n Harrison After the adjourn.
ment of the House blackguard assault
was made upon me, in which the follow
ing named members of the House par
ticipated KoOnce ef Jefferson, ballard,
of Monroe, Witcher, OF CabeIl, Carroll,
of Wayne and others who we're not
known to me, owe my personal safety
to Mr.. JOS Bell, of the House, from this
city, to whom | return my kind consid-
erations for his manly bearing on the
occasion, But for the low character of
the men who assaulted me, l would take
further consideration of the matter |
further desire to state that by no threats
will be intimidated from bringing the
guilty tojustce. and from exposing a
corrupt Judiciary
have the honor TO be, very respect
fully,
D 5 HOUN5HELL
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West Virginia Legislature.
senate.
WEDNESDAY, Feb.

/ :
PRAYER by Rev D. w. Fisher.
Mr. Burdett, from the Finance Com
mittee, reported back the House Bill ap
propriating $500 to VIM. Alexander, re
commencing its passage. Read the sec
ond time. a-. 5rI5 ....
Mr.. Burley, from the Internal I'm
proyement Committee, reported back
| the bill to incorporate the Jonathan's
Gut and Glenns Run Turnpike Compa
ny, recommending its passage with
amendments Amendments adopted -
Bill ordered engroS5ed. III.
Mr.. Wright introduced bill to amend
the act concerning licenses, which was
read the first time and referred to the
committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Raymond introduced a bill to en-
courage immigration into this State,
which was read the first time and refer
red to the committee on Corporations,
Mr.. Hagar INTRODUCED to bill in regard
to suits in Logan and Boone, which was
read the first time, referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee and the printing dis,
pensed with.
Mr.. Chapline introduced bill to re-
peal the 9Th section of the act defining
the power and duties of Recorders, in
relation to wills and judiciaries. Read
the 1st time and referred to the commit
tee on judiciary.
The following bills were passed:
House bill No. 25, amending the char
ter of the town of Triadelphia Senate
bill No 8, increasing the commission of
assessors Senate bill No. 10, securing
liens to mechanics, laborers and Others
Senate bill No. 26, regulating the salary
of the reporter of the Supreme Court of
Appeals and Senate bill No, 81, to alter
the terms of the circuit courts in the
ninth circuit
The Senate bill to repeal the acts
giving the courts of Doddridge and
Ritchie jurisdiction in cases arising in
Gilmer and Calhoun was read the second
time and ordered to be engrossed
On motion of Mr. Burdett the resolu-
ton providing for a medal to be pre-
sented to General Samuel D. Karns, was
taken up, whereupon Mr.. Burdett offered
substitute therefor, but on motion.ot
Mr.. Burdet the whole matter was ta-
bled.
Mr. OBrien moved that the vote Of
the Senate adopting the report OF III
nance Committee adverse to the pay
ment of the Judgment of j. Edgar Boy
er against the Auditor, be re-considered,
but the motion was rejected.
Resolutions by Mr.. Peck That the
Judiciary Committee inquire into the
expediency of providing that the action
of forcible detainer shall survive upon
the death of either of the parties, to the
heirs, executors or devisees of the party
so dying.
That the same committee inquire in
to the propriety Of amending section {,
of chapter 204 Of the Code So as to allow
justices to admit to bail persons charged
with felony before them
Aud also a joint resolution to pay )
w Hall for services rendered in remov-
ing the law library from Lewisburg to
Wheeling.
The last resalutitn lies over one day.
Adjourned
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings
NAPoLEoN's SPEECH.
Extensive Government Sales,

NEW YORK, Jan. The Tribune
Washington special says: On Thurs
day, of this week, there will be gov
ernment sale of 400 caunon, Sc morters
1000, 900 cartridges, and large nunrbel
of muskets at Old Point Comfort, and at
Alexandria, on Friday next, it will dis
pose OF 5000 feet of lumber.
The Tribune's Washington special
says. An order was promulgated by
General Grant yesterday revoking all
orders heretofore issued requiring that
transportation be furnished to furloughed
soldiers.
Mai. Gen. Thomas has left Washing
ton for the theatre of his official duty
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CouusCiicui State Democratic C0nFsH-
Iinn,

HARTFORD, CONN, February = The
Democratic State Convention assembled
here today. The convention is the
largest held for years Hon. John L,
English, of New Haven, was nominated
for Governor by acclamatlon-as was
also Ephraim l. Hyde of Hartford toI
Lieut. Governor. Mr.. English addressed
the convention III handsome speech
accepting the nomination. The resolu'
tions adopted by the convention endorse
the reconstruction policy Of the Presi'
debt.
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san FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-The Mexican
Consul received au official Communlca-
ton from Juarez and the Foreign Minis
ter. AL Generals commanding Liberal
forces gave an adhesion and approved
the decree extending the term Of Juarez
to the presidency. Some French troops
started directly for FL Paso, but return
ed after marching fourteen leagues The
Republican troops at e Paso were fully
prepared to resist the French.
Gen. Nigra was installed Minister OF
War on the 26th Of December.
The report that Juarez had reached
san Antouia, Texas, was. unfounded
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Destructive Fire n, Memphis.

MEMPIs, Tenn, Feb. "A destructive
fire occurred in this place this morning,
bv which seven buildings were, destroy
ed. The fire originated in the dry goods
store of Messrs Bestroff & Schluiger. on
the north corner of Poplar street, and
spread to the buildings on both sides Of
the street, including the four story
brick store belonging to Nj, Lew, MI.
Miller's boot an shoe store, Mr. breck-
er's dry goods store and several other
smaller business establishments !he
loss is estimated at over two hundred
thousand dollars, t-- ~
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Democratic state Convention,

CONCORD, n. H., Feb. 7.-Ihe New
hampshire Democratic State Conven.
ton nominated Hon. J J. Sinclair. OF
for Governor, and Col. Geo.
H. Pierce, of Dover, for Railroad Com
missioner The resolutions adopted en-
dorsed President johnson in his endeav-
ors to have the Southern States repre-
sented in Congress, and discountenanced
any amendment to the constitution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-08

In hitting the kettle from the Ire 1 -caIded
myself very severely one hand almost t0 4
crisp The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Lniment relieved the
pain almost Immediately lt healed rapidly, and
left very little scar CHAS. FOS TER
100 Broad St Philadel lphia.
THIS Is merely 4 sample OF what the Mustang
Liniment will do. IL Is invaluable in all cases
of wounds swellings sPrains. cuts, bruises
spavins etc, either upon man OF beast
Beware Of cOuuterfeita None "a genuine Juu
less wrapped in hne steel plate gngraviDgs
bearing the signature OF q W WestbrOck
Chemist and the private stamp OF DENA. BAHNf'
s. Co New York
Saratoga spring Wai'-, sold bv ell
Druggists
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y I.-lrUu. u - The amount Oi Plantation
Bitters sold In one year il something startling
They would fill Broadway six feet high from
the Park to ith street. Drake man nuiaCtOry u
one Of the institutions OF New York. 1t is said
that Drake painted all the rocks IN the Eastern
States with his CIbllistiC 90 ). / -lo6O. X
and then got the old granny legislators to pass
a law preventing disdguring the face OF Ma.
ture which gave him 4 monopoly. We do not
know how this is but We do know the Plantation
BitteTs SELL as no other article ever did. They
used by all classes of the community and
are death on DysPSPaia-ceTtain. They are very
invigorating when ldnsuId and weak. and ~
great appetizer
Saratoga spring wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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her country home after q sojourn Of a few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place Of a rustic, flush lace she had a soft
ruby complexion, Of almost marble snoothness
and instead Of % she really appeared but IL
She told them plainly she used Hagan'g Magno
liza Balm and would not be without II ANY
lady eau improve heT personal appearance very
much by using this article. II can be ordered
OF any druggist for only 80 csrts
Saratoga spring Water, sold Oy All
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-08

AQUA DE- MAGNOLIA,-Ihe prett!est thing, the
sweetest thing ard the most OF il for the
least N oney. II Overcomes the odOr Of perspi.
ration softens and adds delicacy 10 the skin /;
is delightful perfume allays headache and
Inflammation aud is 4 necessary companion IN
the sick room in the nursery and upon the toi
Lst sidahnard II can be obtained OVery who're
at one dollar per bottle
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold By all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-08

SAIL LAKE, Feb. 4-The Legislature
Of Idaho has unanimously endorsed the
reconstruction policy of President John
son, and the administration of Governor
Lyon, pledging both hearty support; and
granted a territorial charter for the
branch Pacific Railroad from Salt Lake
to Columbia, through Valley Snake
Run,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-08

LYoSs EXTRACT OF PURE JlIlAIcA GC'9EE--
for Indfgestion Nausea Heart6Ern Sick Head.
ache Cholera Norbus, &c. where Warming
genial stimU!ant Is required Us cafeiu! prspa.
rrStion and entire purity makes il cheap aud
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ev.
eryrhere At 50 cents per bottle.
saratcgs spring Water, sold oy all
Druggists. isbs-e0tnofs
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JUST RECEIVED

OyERING,s sUPERI0H COZ
l. EN syrup, Old Government J.vA .. onsii;v t
and Green Rio Coa9e, a-n 81 ~ sask Tksat PIoIr.
pSi,I5L,.t;s PSSt.sL ytinos Meat Charleston Grits
f clt.noSp..A pp.. DRIED shaEeT swset Corr Italian
yarna-a1i EoEeraiAn Pears, sm{Taa Eigs Lay.
er Raisins. Bordssu salA9 u L1'r'' L'sneh Ie
&c, for sale lc- bT
&GD WG0DR0w.
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AFTERNOON; EesIoy

House Bill No 81, to provide peni
tentiary for the State was taken up on
its second reading A vote being taken
on filling the blank as to the point where
the institution should be built resulted
as follows Moundsville, Marshall county
&c, Wheeling, Ohio county, 49, Charles
ton Jefferson county & Grafton, Taylor
county. J. The sum of $4,000 was ap-
propriated to commence the work of
erecting the building at MOundsville -
The bill, so amended, was ordered to en-
grossment.
House Bill No "a, repeating the law
requiring Clerks OF Courts to furnish
Clerk of House Of Delegates with rec
ords, was passed
House Bill No ~, to enable the CoUn-
Gil of the city of Parkersburg to change
the name of the streets thereof was
passed.
House Bill No. 50, making an aPpro-
prlation of $4,000 to the West Virginia
hospital for the insane, was passed.
House Bill No 81, to legalize maria
ges celebrated during the rebellion was
passed
House Bill No. 81, for increasing jail
OTIS fees. was passed. 1t allows Jailors
twenty-five cents for receiving prisoners,
fifty cents per day for keeping them, aud
twenty-five cents for discharging them
House Bill No. %, requiring ministers
to return license of marriages to the Of
fee from whence they are issued WITHIN
thirty days, was passed.
House Bill No. So, establishing the
conntv of Lincoln out of part Of the
county of Hardy, was passed
House Bill No. :, to amend the law re,
latiDg to the uaintenauce OF iuegiti,
mate children, was taken up On its sec
ond reading, and, on potion Of Mr John
son. of TYLER, amended as follows: Pro
Tided that persons heretofore debarred
the privileges herein conferred shall not
exercise them in any case arising previ'
Gus to the passage Of this act
Mr.. Bristor, Of Taylor, presented the
petition of citizens Of said county, ask
ling that S2,5QQ be appropriated tor tee
purpose Of building 3 turnpike ROAD near
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-08

Heimslreet lIII1ita Ole Hair ColoriDg has been
steadily growing IN favor for over twenty years.
II acts upon the absoTbents at the roots Of the
hair, and changes Il to its original color oy, de-
grees. All instantaneouI dyes deaden and IL
lure the hair. Heimstreets i9 nat 4 dye, tut Is
certain IN its results promotes its growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 80 Gests aud
81 10. Sold by al dealers.
Saratoga spring wafer, sold D. al
Dealers
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All whO value a beautiful head II bslT, sud ils
preservation from premature badness and turn
ing grav will not fail to use Lyons celebrated
Bstharon. 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradicates dandrud and causes the hair
TO grow With uTruiaDt beauty Sold every
where + THOMAS LYON
Chemist, New York
SaTHIOE. spT'nE wafer, sold by all
Druggists
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1866. IMPORTANT 1858.
To Families and Hotels.

FINBR CHEAPEST sUPPIhEs-
i Encouraged BY the past liberal patronage,
I have determined TO connect with my business
a first class FAMILY GROCERY STORE and
by nv extreme efforts 10 furnish all articles
usually kept ,and o. the besp hope TO receive
a fair portion OF the patronage Of the public
generally aud would here cal their attention
70 a few of the standard articles, AZ the follow.
ing low prices Finest Gunpowder Tea (cheieel
n Best Japanese Tea i 50 English Break.
fact Coffee 9sc Best Black Tea very nioel q 90
Best Rio Coffee 33 35c very choice Brown Su'
gar Ice Refined Sugars OF all kinds from 10 70
2lc Rico (Carolina) l9tc. Pickles, Catsups
Peaches in Syrups and Brandy Oysters both
Cove and Spiced ana all kinds Of German
Goods imported by myself embracing Turkisb
Punes German Cherries Lentols Split Psss,
Oat Meal Canadian Peas Holland Herring La
brador Herring. Sardines Salad OIL &c, &c.
as well "a many other articles TOO numerous 60
mention Having bought tor gold am deter.
mined to sell low and Invite all 10 call and or.
anime my goods All articles sold az this store
will be delivered 10 any part OF tho city free Of
charge 3 H0RkHElMkh
ianl7-jm No l76 Market Square
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

GU Gee ssOR TO III. DIENEL,,
Street, near the B. & o. r. K. Depot, Wheeling
WA. All kinds of Shswls Ribbons, and eve
rY description of Silks and Eoolen Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms
This Is the first and best Steam Dying Estso
lishment in the Western States sepS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

tied the losses, much TO the qualification OF
those interested and without any pickering
or del,y. We know the kind OF property
above insured is of greater risk, and costs
more than farm risks. and that those who
get insured in the State Mutual for this
kind ofproper,y, are charged fully their
proportSn, and perhaps more than farm.
ers, AMI for less risky property. Still
this Hose Company. true to her principle
Of thirty years standing, Of affordins a
mutual assurance Co, in our own State !;
insures a kinds Of property, aud by charg-
ing extrapremiums for those risks makes
the thingan equal, equitable, and, indeed
a mutual ,eneft to all who join the Com
pany.
In reaiy every town this Company has
a local agmt responsible for his statements,
and cautias to act for the mutual interest
of the ins,ter and insured. For a full
statements losses and the amounts paid,
and to sehsh, paid, we refer our readers to
the annuailreport OF the Treasurer pub
lished and distributed in October last.
The assets of the Company are so large
that the annual assessments are always
small
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19
From the Boston Cultivator.
Hon. William Jarvis.

Alta meeting of the Historical and Gem
ealogcal Society in Boston, in Novem-
Der, Mr.. Cuts read paper on the life and
character of Mr.. Jarvis.
In synopsis, that several papers have
published, it is mentioned as prominent
fact, that che was arrested and throacn IN
to prison" for liabilities incurred by the
failure of mercantile house in New York
for whom he had indorsed.
The facts we're simply these In the
morning he heard that the house of NJ
for whom he had Endorsed several times,
had failed for large amount. They had
been highly recommended TO his conf
dence, and it was with bitter emotions that
he foresaw that all he was worth in the
world was TO be sacrificed. He then made
a solemn resolution, to which he steadfast-
ly adhered through life, that be never
would become surety for any one again.
He Immediately paid off every personal
debt, to the smallest sum, and then gave
up the remainder Of his property to ap-
ply on the demands for which he had be-
come responsible as indorser. While at
dinner, at his boarding house, he was sum-
moned to see some one at the door. 1t
was the sheriff, who said he had, much to
bis regret, received orders to take him 10
prison. This was in accordance with the
stringent laws of thar period, which impris-
oned for debt Mr.. Jarvis told him he
would go but said he would first like to
dine, and arrange his personal effects.
The officer replied that his word was sufi-
Gent In the afternoon Mr.. Jarvis walk
ed down 70 the prison unattended and
not finding the sheriff, he sat down quietly
| till be came. In about two hours his faith
er heard that he was there, and gave bonds
for his release So that his confinement
was Of very short duration. Not being
willing to involve his father in his troubles,
he effected compromise with his credit
ors5 if they would taka his notas, and
give him his freedom, he would pay the
balance, about 81 1000, with interest, in
five years, by annual payments; which he
accomplished, after most incredible perils
and hardships.
i His imprisonment was really so triAing
matter, that it was only related TO show
how great was the confidence reposed 10
his integrity and word of honor, that he
was thus trusted TO make surrender Of
himself. NJ. P. S. CUrTs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19
The Vermont Mutual Fise Insur-
ance Co.

We notice by some of our exchanges
that the gas house and property recently
consumed by fire at Rutland was not in.
sured. Such is not the fact. The owners
we're fortunate enough to have an insur-
ance in the Old Vermont Mutual &t Mont
peterborough TO cover their entire loss
and while we are speaking of that Compa-
ny we might as well, also, say that sthe
Steam Mill at ProctorsvilIe and the STEM
cii tool works at Springfield were also in
sured in the same Company. And what
il better still for the owners-ihat old
Veteran insurance expert, Hon. D,miel
Baldwin, the lifelong President Of the
Mutual, land nov over 30 years of ase),
within very short time after these fires
occurred, showed himself promptly on the
- e eaah- q burnt disfricfv and -