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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-11
New York Market

NEW IOhhI JAN ~
Cotton-heavy and l a2c lower; 4Sa50c
for middling. Flour-closed dull with
;mnroyement lost and holders disposed
to realize; S7,75aS for extra state; Ss,45a
IS for extra R. n. O.; SS,70al0,25 for
trade brands; included in the sales are
1000 bbls uninspected extra state for
the last ballot January at 81 so Whisky
more active but without decided
change in price; western S2,25a2, rs
Wheat-closed dull and heavy for com
mon grades, with holders more disposed
10 realize; transactions ne of magnitude.
Barley-dul Corn-dull with down
ward tendency; S5aS8c for unsound; SSa
S2c for sound mixed western in store and
deliyered. Oats-dull at 46a53c for un-
.ound western; 6la62c for sound do Su
gar-very firm at l2c tor Cuba Muscova-
do. Wool-quiet. Petroleum-loweri
crude 35ia36c; 1900 bbls. refined in bond
at 373a3sc. Pork-decidedly firm at
S2s, 62@a29, 62a fer new mess, closing at
S2e,75 regu lar; S2s, 27a29 for old mess
closing at SOS, SGT regular; S22 for prime,
S22, so for prime mess; $3.50 bbls. new
mess for January, February, March and
April sellers option at SOS, 50a29, so. Beef
-steaey at Sl7a20 for new mess and plain
do; slial4 for old do; S22a24 for new
extra mess; $l4al7 for old do Beef Hams
more active for western at S37a38.-
Cut Meats-lower at 104a12tc for shout
ders; l2fal54c for hams Bacon-dull.-
Dressed Hogs firmer at lltal2c for west
srn; l2a12ic for city. Lard-frmer at
l4lal7fc. Butter-heayy at 20a32c for
Ohio; 25a3Sc for state Cheese-dul at
l2alSc.
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Gold closed in New York yesterday at
$3.50.
The order mastering out the troops in
Virginia has been countermanded.
Fred. Hassaurick intends to resign his
mission to England and take editorial
charge of the Cincinnati Volksblatt
Accounts from Louisiana represent the
freedmen as still unwilling to make con-
tracts for work. They expect something
extraordinary 10 turn up in their favor
General Grants bill, now in the hands
of the chairman of the Military commit
tee, if adopted, will increase the regular
army to over $4,000 men.
The chairman of the House committee
ON Freedmen has been authorized to re-
port bill continuing the Bureau and en-
larging its powers.
On Friday night a woman, in Caldweih
N. J.. who was suffering from Illness
left her bed. climbed to the summit OF
mountain, and the next morning was
found frozen to death.
The superintendent Of colored Schools IN
Missouri and Arkansas reports that there
are now in operation in the former State
nineteen schools, with q teachers and
l349 scholars. and in the latter, thirteen
schools, with II teachers and ,47s schol
srs
General Mulford has lately closed DIP
his business as agent for the exchange OF
prisoners, and turned over to General
Hitchcock eli property forwarded to
Union prisoners, amounting, in the ag
sregate from $4,000 to $4,000 The
money packages will be restored to those
who sent them and the boxes turned
over to tue Freedmen's Bureau.
4 proposition has been made to Gen
eral Howard, by firm in Little heck'
Arkansas, to employ the colored troops
IN that department in the completion OF
the railroad from Little Rock to the Mis-
sissippi, the men to be paid fifty cents
per day in land on the line OF the road
The proposition has been referred to the
Secretary of War.
a Birmingham, England, association
has lately sent $4,000 worth OF goods Tor
the benefit of destitute freedmen in this
country Hereafter all goods OF this
character will be admitted free OF duty
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
Money-continues dull att per cent.
Sterling-dull and nominal at 81 ,Osfa
l,O9. Gold-6rmer; opening at 81 ,39;
declining to 81 ,3Ss; closing at 81 800
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-11
RIVER NEWS.

l'iIE RIVER was gorged last evening,
all. the massive fields of floating ice had
ce : sd to move.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Tuesday
say s:
Captain s. Coll. Baker was among the
Ednburgh's passengers from Wheeling
HI left for ST. Louis in last nights train
&C. ompanied by his family. Captain
Baker is new engaged in the steambo at
aecncy business at st. Louis.
captain Ben. F. Goodwin's new pack
Ell, Talisman, is now loading for New
Orleans. She is in splendid repair, and
her cabin is furnished with taste. Cap
tain Goodwin is pioneer boatman aud
a first class gentleman. Mr.. t. NJ. Walk
or is in the office. Messrs. John and Pc
ter Sybold are the engineers. The Tails
man will enter the Ouachita or Red river
trade, OH her arrival at New Orleans
She is valued at $35, 900.
A portion of the magnificent cabin out.
| fit of Captain Charley Muhleman's new
Wheeling packet, Phil. Sheridan, arrived
here Yesterday, on the Edinburgh
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BUSINESS CARDS,
P. e. ZINN,
II. w. PHILLIPS,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
i STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, and 1eherai
Machinist, North Wheeling Va
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REGULAR Cincinnati Packet,

RnJNBURG,..I L. THOMPSON, Captain,
G. W. THoMPsoN------...Cl Clerk,
Will run as Regular Packet be-
G&< Atween Wheeling and Cincinnati
touching at intermediate ports, as
follows:
Leave Wheeling every Saturday at o'clock
D. IL
Leave Cincinnati every Tuesday at o'clock
p. Ii.
Tor freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE s. CO.,
o,cq Agents
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For Rent.
U,HE ROOM OVER BOOTH, BAT

N'HE RO0M OVEH BVVI 49,,
adjoining the w. Union Telegraph office, over
the National Bank of West Virginia. Enquire
at Western Union Telegraph Office. lan4
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Three Lois for Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE LOTS NOS.
49, IA, and Is, in Ritchietown. Terms-one.
third down, and the balance on such time as 10
anti pnrcbesers FIDAL MAGAR.
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LAUGHLIN,S

LAUGHLIN's
o L D HOME BIT TIERS,
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
To Cure Dyspepsia
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To Cure Dyspepss
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Use the Old Home Bittsrs
Use the Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bitters
For Heartburn and Flatulsnce
For Heartburn and Flatulence
For Heartburn and Flatulenos
For Heartburn and Flatulence
Use the Old Home Ritters.
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bittsrs
Loss of Appetite
Loss of Appetite
Loss OF Appetite
Loss Of Appetite
Restored by Old Home Bitters
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BY using Old Home Bitters,
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1t always gives satisfaction,
1t does what we claim
1t sells rapidly.
1t is the only cure for Dyspepn.
1t is good Tonic for Fevers.
1t Is good Appetizer.
1t isgood for acidity OF StOmae~
1t is healthy stimulapt
1t is chemically compounded
1t is an elegant Preparation.
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generssiy
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLINS & BUSHNELL
ju2s Wheeling w w
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-01

Catalogue Sale Of 500 Lots Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Millinery, tSilks
and Notions
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understand who is for and who is against
them. l have been placed in as many try
ing positions as any mortal man was ever
placed in, but, so far, have not deserted
the people, and believe they will not de-
sert me. What principle have violated?
What sentiment have 1 swerved from
Can they put their finger upon it 2 Have
you heard them point out any discrepancy
Have you heard them quote my predeces-
SCR, who fell martyr to his country's
cause, as going in opposition OF in contra
distinction to any thing that have done?
The very policy which am pursuing now
was pursued under his administration,
was being pursued by him when that in
scrutable Providence saw fit to remove
ham, L trust, to a better world than this.
Where IS there one principle adopted by
him. in reference to this restoration, that
l have departed from ts'None none !''1
The war, then, is not simply upon me, but
upon my predecessor. have tried to do
my duty. l know that some people in
their Jealousy have made the remark that
the White House is President Just lot me
say that the charms of the White House,
and ali that sort of flummery, has less in
huence with me than with those who are
talking about it. The little 1 eat or wear
docs not amount to much. That required
to sustain me and my little family is very
little, for / am not feeding many, though
In one sense of consanguinity or affinity 1
am akin to everybody. The conscious
satisfaction Of having performed nv duty
to my country is all the reward have.
Then, IN conclusion, let me ask this vast
concourse, this sea OF upturned faces, to
go with mo In standing round the Consti-
tuition OF our country. It is again unfold
ed, and the people are invited to read. to
understand and to maintain it's provisions
Let us stand by the Constitution of our
fathers, though the heavens themselves
may fall. Let us stand by it. Though
faction may rage, though taunts and ieers
may come, though vituperation NAV come
IN IN ITS most violent character, 1 will be
found standing by the Constitution as the
chief rock OF our safety, as the palladium
OF our civil and religious liberty, Yes, let
US cling to it as the mariner clings to the
last plank when the night and tenanest
closes around him.
Accept my thanks for the INDULGENCE
you have given me in making the extern
poraneous remarks l have upon this occa-
sion. Let us go forward, forgetting the
past and looking to the future, and try 10
restore our country, trusting in Him who
rules on high, and in the earth below. that
ere long our Union will be restored, and
that we vii! have peace not only ON earth,
but especially with the people of the United
states, and good will. [ thank you, my
countrymen, for the respect You have
manifested on this occasion. When vour
country is gone, if you are about that
place, look out and you will find the hum
bic individual who now stands before YOU
weeping over its final dissolution
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Congregational Proceedinxs.

WASHINGTON, February 26.--The Senate
discussed the concurrent resolution that
no Senator or Representative from any of
the seeded States should be admitted
to representation. ID. III
senator sherman maintained that the
resolution corlld confer no power not al
ready vested in Congress-.
In the House, bill was introduced to
continue IN force the Act to re-establish q
bureau for freedmen's affairs.
Mr.. McClung offered q resolution, pro-
posing that the bill be referred TO the
Committee on Reconstruction, with in
structions to them to inquire and ascertain
whethcr there was any manifest contumacy
in any of the seeded States, and also to
inquire into the expediency Of lcvying con-
trIoutlons upon the disloya1 inhabitants Of
such States, in order to defray the extra
ordinary expenses which will otherwise be
thrown on the National Government in
providing for the maintenance of a stand
ing army to protect loyal citizens in their
mutual and personal rights under the Con-
stitution.
The bill was referred without instru-c
tions.
The House discussed the Joint resolution
proposing to amend the Constitution so as
to give Congress the power to make laws
to secure to the citizens of each State all
the privileges and immunities of the citi-
zens OF the several States, and also pro
lection in their rights of life, liberty and
property. ...@
WASHINGTON, February a7.-The House
resumed the consideration of the consti-
tutional amendment granting equal rights
to all citizens Of all the States.
The Senate considered and concurred in
the resolution Of the House in reference to
the admission of the Southern States
Senator Dixon made a speech in defence
OF the Presidents policy and the late acts
of the Administration
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Fine LIQUORS.

DECEIVED this day, stock of BRAN
IN DIES, WHISTLES, HOLLAND GIN,
Jamaica and New England RUM, WINES,
&c. The above goods will be sold at mode
rate prices. G. P. REMSEN,
Corner Washington and Assembly sts.
March
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-01
Office of Southern Express COMPANY

COLUMBIA, s. c., MARCH 1, 1866.
NNHIS Company is now prepared to for
i ward PACKAGES and PARCELS, Of
every description. to any station on the
from thence to any part Of the United
States. March l Is
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BY MCKAY & CAMPBELL.
Lot and B1tildinJ.
By &. r. Phillips.

ON MONDAY next, the 5th March, (sale-
day,) at II o'clock a.. M, will sell, at the
Court Hosse, by order of the Trustees,
A LOT on the North side of Medium
street, between Gates and Assembly streets,
with the building thereon, known as the
Medium Street Church. The lot contains
one-fourth of an acre. The house is about
25 by 40 feet Terms cash. Feb 27
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Richland Lodge No. 80, A. F. M.

"A AN extra communication of this
XNLodge will be held THIS EVEN
WING, 1st inst, ut o'clock, ut Odd
Fellows Hall, for the purpose OF conferring
the Third Degrees. BY order of the w. NJ.
March 1 r. TOZER, Secretary.
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Furniture Sale.
By LEVIN & PELXOTTO.

TO-NORROW MORNING, at 10 o'clock, we
will sell, at our store,
A variety of Household FURNITURE,
among Which are:
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Chairs, Tables.
Feather Beds, Mattresses.
Washstands, Looking Glasses
Kerosene Lamps, Glac.warc, &c.
March / o
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by Te1e@raph.


New YoRk, February 27.-The steam
snip hermann has arrived, with Liverpool
dates to the 14th inst. Cotton quoted
easy. Consols, S7@s7s. United States five
twenties, 673. I11l ''~-'',
Gen. Forey had declared, in the French
senate. that the return OF the French
troops from Mexico could not take place as
soon as had been desired in France.
ment, that the foreign policy of the En-
psror had been expressed in his address.
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$40 REWARD.

STRAYED or stolen, from the
I~ residence of Col. T. B. Clarkson,
N Mn this city, on Monday night
last, DARK BAY MARE, about
fourteen hands high, with thin name and
tal--the latter rather long. The above
reward will be given for her delivery at
Col. Clarkson's, or at Mr.. Barnwel Hey
wards plantation, on the Wateree; or IS
for information leading to her recovery.
March 3*
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Variety Sale.
By Levin & Peixotto.

Variety Sale.
By Levin & Peixotto. &
TOMORROW MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
we will sell, Immediately after the sale Of
Furniture, &c.
boxes fine Granulated Sugar
boxes Family Soap.
3 boxes Starch.
Boxes Pipes, Fancy Soaps
Superior Champagne, &c.
ALSO, .-'
A lot of very superior genuine Havana
Segars, (warranted.)
Immediately after which, the following
valuable Books, i'll perfect order:
76 vols. London Quarterly Review, hand
somely bound, commencing from 1909 to
1915.
26 vols. Edinburg Review, 1902 to 1915.
Essaise de Montaigne, vols, handsome
ly bound.
Bibliothcque Portraiture, vols, hand-
somely bound.
Lives from the Clarendon Gallery, 3vols,
handsomely bound.
Van Hale's Narrative, History of England.
Eclectic Gift Book, vols
Fielding's Works, vols.
Lectures on the English Language.
Life in AbysSlnla, and great variety Of
desirable works, belonging to a private
library. March l 2
Catalogue Sale of 500 Lots DRY Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, iNiline,y, .Silks
and Notions I'd.
BY MCKAY & CAMPBELL.
ON TUESDAY, 9th March, at 10 o'clock, at
our store, next to Post Office, Hasel
street, Charleston, s. c., will be sold,
Line of DRESS GOODS, GINGHAMS and
PRINTS, &c.
100 cases and cartoons Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Straw Goods.
Cases Trimmed Hats, Silk and Belt Rib
bons, Dress Silks, Notions, &c.
Conditions cash. Feb % Il
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Ssuer in DunPirF, t7ew. IerF.

Suntirf @eip Nort, "a San. Sn ci>
em Gmigrantcn >9c9icDauic fam bur6 unrrr<
|dtisen @cbrau6 bon &cblcnrl 9citcrn @udt
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frner S,duicr in Der 3. StraBc in Nifc le9te-
|eibcr ficlcn Der @utb bcS Glcmente0 aud mebs
ere @cnldcnlebn gum Spfcr Sicr 9ci6na-
he iinb auS ben Sluincn bcrtcr9c,cgcn pcrpen,
nb ein 9tann ipar, alS man ibn aus ben ibn
m9cbcnbcn Slammcn rettctc, bcrcitS 10 idmcr
crbrannt, baB feline SSebcrDcriteIIung fcbr 3ipci>
clboft it,
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gtjamin, Coin BON SueOb unb eliiatda ]Slt.

gstiamin, SOtn BON Saeob unb gliiatsit Ielf.
alt Satr, / Nonat unb % saeen.
@m Stem S,nuar In Gltans, glatsan Greene.
malt, Coin BON Sneob unb Suianna 1rsene'
malt, aIt 44 Sabren. 9 Monatsn uno IA Gage.
@m 3hn Sunaar in @rsnwItld Gatbarina
Mnna, 1c6tr BON Saepb unb 9Iilabsb Gong,
alt "a Sabrsn, If Wonattn unit Iassn.
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WcOtrins. I'm q fen esbtnejatre.
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6a Gauntp, Sr. SaeUb et4tenw l.
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gm Sorlsbtsn SamRas In DeIIsnburs Saun-
l6p, ee6a Gauntp. pr. 8 aae 8 Sc NJ
o b, alt stpa SIS Sabrsn.
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Nie Goupern;ra ,Sraae.

Seitpem Der 7tc MarS feitgccBt 1T, 1nr Gr.
ncnnung bcS llncn,G ,Goneibdcn filr 0cnpcrncr
-lub ba c5 oascmcin jngcgcbtn iif, boB Der
Ganpipat baB bel 9ebahtcr Contention ernannt,
aud crpdbIt mcrpcn mirb-tpirb bic @pubcr>
ilrrS- 6ragc allcntbalbcn gan, ebbaft beiproben.
Cleo lt gang redt-g0bt Nlle 9eb6rt iperben-
man IuBe ein Sober lcine 0ebantcn au5brifci,
pamit man icbsu fann, ipaS Der Bunld, beS
Sotc5 wirflid) it.-SSr lclbn 9eben init Sanp,
Sopf unp Scr5 fir ir9enb eincn 9uten 3ubsr-
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nutiirli6 nnicre @crliebs be5fsIid auf ben Gan-
bout-unb bicie Scrlebe 1T gu @unifen be5
2Idtb. 10. 10. Retdum,
bon 9u5erne GanntD.-Serr &etbum lit Gin
icbr 9cIdidtcr uub fdbi9cr @anu, iit 10 5u ia
gen ans Der Curtin Sdule lit Gin crprobter
llnicnmann, bat idcn lan9e Der 5u uniercr Yar-
tbci 9chrrt, 10 baB man nidt ban9e braubt 81
lein, baB pcnn eripdblt, or 5ur Gpppcrbcao'
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@cieBsebuns INNER Gil 9ctrcuer @eprelentant
bcS ganScn @olfcS, mar bon iebcr, ipie Curtin,
cn parmcr Srcuno Der ScIbaten, unc mir iinr
pcltcmmcn ilbcr5cu9t, pfrbe einer Der bcitcn
@cupcrnDr5 MAIDEN ben mir ic in biclcm Staate
hottcu
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Mu6ttDr'S Mnsetae.
EN- hsm mai[snssribt ron pstha @auutr.

sn tsm WaGsnssridt ron estba Gauutp.
3n tr SaGs Der 8sdnuns son eibia 8Etsr
unb Samusl 8. 8iRlsr, @bminilratrrsn pcn
tsr 5intuIaiI,nidaft bes psrfrrtensn . antsl
8 Der, IsBibin BON 5etesltre Saunfaip, Sc.
Ga @auntv.
lab nun Sanuar 5. 1866, auf gor1dtas bee
Srn. Slpfr. trnannts bic Court . 40. 8 o d.
r Ter, @fa., als gubitor, un bflaste Gs6.
nuns ibsr,ulsten. dtersuldtstn, unb seltBmdBiss
grrbstlun8 su ma6sn.
~ aus ben llrfunsen.
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Ter tlntsri6ristsns wirb bsn glaten fsIntr
grrtnnuns atwartfn. am Samlas ben 24asn
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Gaunts, moieltit f6 ole intrsbirts pstiOnsn sin'
fntsn mbssn, trsnn fe es aIs nSttis srattfn.
Dapio Sollmsilfr, Qubitor.
Sannar 80, 1866. rs4m
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0m @ontaa, Den 26. Sag Sebruar.
1866, um 10 lltr gormttase, follen am 5arf,
pcn 50 tat Sieser, In SIessrsrills. &C.
6a @auntY. bic tols'nts btipsslidt artifsl auf
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9al5 Barrel Seits.glIs, @runbtseen &c.
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Sfmals unb nod aneuf artifsI au umfdnplia
81 meloen.
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wartuns pom
SoIiab Sieeer,
Stesersslls.
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SefentliCbe gSenbu.
Saraar 30, 1865.

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I'm 1 llbr Nafmittass. Icn am Saufe tss I'm.
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