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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
NV YORK Money Mnrker.

New YORK, april 50
I-orrv-sa~ier ami quIrc at 4a5 prT
.o,.'. Step ding Exchange quiet, at lU5a
Iu-3 Cold irregular, unsettled aud
]"wrr; opruius at 1879, declining TO
l26, advaning TO l26t, aud closing AZ
1863
Governments stocks active, and with
cut decided change
Freights to Liverpool quiet.
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so1 barrels Washington
gna a. Broadway
EoI H. 55mpeT Idem
roo la I Louis PANTY
aud e.. Good EIt-a
TOO dt I-f~a
.. g., Choice r..
;.U.. tEEOR HANDL4 %
HTs6E INs1N SETS
. At Pryor ROTD (. 60
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C,E0VER ann T5W0TIT sEED.
Pryor EuID So.
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Trustees Sale.


Dy VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
DT CST executed bv John + Hopkins and
Mar m Hopkins his wife, bearing date on
the - ~ CT December in the year 1861, sud
nov OF record in the Recorders office of Ohio
COUNT IN Deed Book q, folio AFT, will sell at
the II It door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county n Tuesday, the first day of May next.
the fol wing property 10 vii: Lot numbered
four Is, on the plat CT James X. Bakers and
James a. Stcuts suJ division OF l0tsr in square
nfmberad thirteen "a adjoining Atneuum
slso tn one undivided bali or mGiaTY OF four
OtbsT i,tsin said PcFer AMI Si3u1 sub division
designated On tre piaT Thereon as lots nuDDeTsi
one 70 no a. three g. ana fourteen 40 also
let nun berei tTc1Ty.seTeI CID siruaIeu % tLs
National road in DaSiel S5eeIrod's addition 10
tee Cit Of Wheeling. bsing sixty feet front.
rurn:n: back one hundred ana tweGty: also the
enc undivided Ealf OF mcietT CT nine lots, NUN.
tered ? ~ : C - and o in square numbered
10 in j Ia2s sui James r. Bakers addition 20
tEs cit =, II wheeling also sixteen lots On the
island -ituatsd in Daniel Gane's addition 30 the
city OF wheeling sui designated as Lots No.
3 II 90 20 81, -, i12, 109, i9d. i2i. $50. Isl
~ ~. nj i4J also 5iI lots situated in Carroll
AMI r II addition 10 The city Of Wheeling
ani IL Enarad "a lots numbered 5. I. {. Is Ia
cni i. i square Numbered Z: also one piece OF
parcel 60, lard ab0ut tie si-e Of ten lots situated
in sail ~juaTs No 2 in Carroll and Baker al
Giti0T lisa lot numbered l@9 situated on north
side Ct Zane street also lot numbered 10 iii
square numbered II III James sud James r
Baker addition
Ierrn, OF ssla--ILs purchaser stall Ds ii
i;beTt- , par tie -h2la Ct the purchase money
u band CT oEs S3I:1E il cash. sai the balance
Ia six ;veiTa and eighteen months. giving
notes with approved security Tor the deferred
payments Gnj tie title retained Until the PUT-
'case money Is paid IN , tTH cn,1o1r
y II nA55EIT, & Co Trustee.
Auctioneers mar2T.tl
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Philadelphia TIC;scs.

Cottou--decliuing te03Gcrr sales ar
32a34c for niddling. P"fro!eum-'d-
vanced &c sales Of 1900 bbls crude, .!
l3la24c; and 1000 bbls Of refined, in
bond, az 39a39c, and free n 55aG2c.
Flour-frm; sales OF western extra, nj
20 621a1O 50; prime and extra. go asa
II 90, and snperfDe, y 5Oa5 % Wheat
firms sales Of Rel at g 40a2GI. Spring
It S2H0 Corn firm with sales 81
yellow at 8las3c Cofiee--duli Sugar
steady. Provisions Advanced Mes
Pork-advanced to s23 50. Lard--frrl
and advanced &c Whiskv-dull. sales
of State ut g 24a2 26 aud Ohio at - ..
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nothing eau change them, having earn
ed the money they never think of de-
nying themselves coveted luxury, or
pleasure, for the sake of saving it, but
spend it at once for whatever trife may
happen to strike their fancy. There are,
however, instances of quite aged negroes
who are making and saving money rap
idly.
Just so long as they remain in their
present ignorance they will be danger
Gus element in the community az they
may easily be made ,he dupes Of un-
princiIled men. and welded to effect
an, purpose whatever.
Notwithstanding the many vices that
have heen entailed upon them, 1t is a re-
natknble . fact that very few violent
crimes are ever committed hy them
During the past eight months, but one
case Of assault AMI battery, has come to
he'nntice cf the officer in charge of the
District of Edisto, which contain pop
ulnt;on of ten thnns,,d lreal no,nle and
,o off,nce of mo.o sorions ch,rarte.
has been committed in that time
Or course, there are mpny pc ty theft,
committed by them--oue Of the natural
results Of the system under which The,
were bred as is also. the light esteem In
which tbey hold the marriage relation
and, the case with which they can tell a
ialsehood without blushing.
They are very pious people. nearly
ali rho aduIf, h eloruino to some church
which they attend reeularlyeyegy Sa b.. t.
and are ed,iie. by the teachings of Il
nr.,cbcr of tb.ir oyn col n who either
nom supari,r niety, or superor iutelIi
genac. has been promo.ed to that post
listened to one Of Them few Sabba,hs
since. who undertook to enl;rhten his
audience ON history. but rot King Phar-
n,h's Red .Seoand Gen. Banks Rel l5ig
30. ov,o3iti,us most feartullv m xcl bn,
name Of his ank knew any more about
49,, .:
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MECHANICS -Someb,dy hls coilec.
tel together the following list n nick
names given to the citizens Of the differ
ent States;
Maine, foxes; New Hampshire, gran
tie boys Vermont, green mountain DO 8;
Massachusetts, bay state boys Rhode
Island, gunfnts; Connecticut, wooden
nulmogs; New York, Kniekerb ockers ;
New jersey, blues or clam catchers
Delaware, muskrats; Pennsylvania, Pen
hauiites or leather heads; Maryland
clam hunpors; Virginia beagfes; North
Carolina, tuckoes; South Carolina, wea
sells !, tie6sgis, buzzards Alabama. liz
aras; Mississippi talpples; Florida, fly
~ be creeks; Louisiana. creoles; Tex
as, bcef-hel1s; Ark iasas, topth-picks
Kentucky. corn crackers Ohio, buck
eyes Indiana, hoosiers; Illinois. suck
ers; Wisconsin, badgers; Michigan,
wolyeriaes; Minnesota, gophers Iowa
hawkeyes California, goli hunters; Ne
vada. sage hens; Oregon. hard cases
Nebraska, bug.eaters; Kansas. jayhawk-
e,s; Colorado, rovers Dakota, sqgatters;
Utah, Brighamites; New Mexico. Span
ish indians Idaho, fortune seekers, OF
cutthroats Nova Scotia, blue noses New
Brunswick. ish heads, Canada, csnueksi
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tIT INC NlstAeD.
Mn. EDrroR = Thinking that it would
be interesting to your readers. to know
what is trlnspiring in this end of our
county, l would inform you that the
great event OF Sabbath school celebra--
ion, an event so pleasing to all lovers of
good society, came off on the 18th inst.
at the Rev. Skaters church There we're
six schoo's in attendance. They were
promptly on the ground at the hour ap-
pointed They came with bands of mu-
sic, and the flag OF onr country waving
over them On arriving on The ground
they marched into the church, and heard
au address from a Sabbath.school agent.
They then proeeeded to the grove where
able spread with .the goad things ol
this life awaited them. There was asout
six hundred ehlidreu at the table. Ai-
ter the children had done with the cat
ing process, all others were invited to the
table, and helped themselves to bouu-
tiful dinner Al this time there was not
less than two thou.aud persons on the
ground. a meeting WIS then organized
by electiug John .Alasill, Of Vest Deel
township, President, with a number Of
Vice Presidents.
The Rev Tilnmonds delivered an ex-
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Gomll,l,nicatioila.
ROCKVILLE, WADMELAw ISLAND, :
S. G. Augnsl 2S, l866.

Mr. EDIToR = n order to fully. ap-
preciate the stereotyped exclamation Of
of Miss Ophelia in Uncle Toms Cabin
OF " How Shiltlcss," you need only 70
pay a visit to the Sea Islands and under
take to ride over them and visit each
I plantation, and will wager that before
You are through with the task you will
not only have exclaimed with Miss Oph-
ella "llow Shiitless," but you will, Gun.
la.a you'are very patient NAM, have
used more emphatic, if not more expres
sivc language,
Where can you ful an odd settled dis
trict in the north, in which the inhabi-
tants haye year after year for two ccntu.
+ re, ridden heeniy toar miles tc reach a
pint three miles distant,
whcu II bridge IF one hundred and
! f,ty feet at a cost of three or four thou
sand dollars would afford access to the
p,Sat hy the shortest route; or where
wa,ll 81, 6nl r,rrag with an income
Of from fifteen thirty Thousand dollar,
nor ,rtl,,t vopll rr,voI thre, mile. d,
rcoch neipt Of half 4 milo distant on
his own plantation when one thousand
loll,rs arpIiad I, tba form of = brilro
wnull overcome the whole ine,pyepieu-
~. va, Loth If ,b,,, ,.t,,,;.,s o,n hs
o,nl or IN. Island. frec,a,t,v
Al,hou Il thc citiyons ,f thcsa island.
ava r..,l. all oJo.itel nan u,aoy og
,l,.n, h,,.n., ro.o,ved tho;r cdu,o,;,., i,
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D.. S.....,:,,,.;o .ha l,.t f,. voar.
have been forced upon them with voa-
ecancc ami they have Just been aroused
from Rip Van Wlukle sleep to fluid
themselves hundred years behind the
age, aud utterly helpless from imbeciIi-
Iy.
will however say. to the credit OF
many ,f The vrunucr citizens. that they
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Sabbath School Celebration, Sulbury

Sabbath School Celebration, Suubury
Mr. EplroR .-The SABBATH schools
,on ctsI wllh the NJ d Cbnrcbes Of
,Supbnry aud North Wishing,on met at
the NJ II Church in sunhuiy on ihurs.
dav the 18Th lust. and marched in pr9-
cession to the grove nearthe u p. Church
where thew with large number OF spect.
Il ors, partook Of an excellent dinner pro.
,idet by the citizens of Suusury an vi.
cInity Alter dinner, all assembled in
ne Chuieh and, on motion. Hon james
K,rr was called to the clair, and Il. 4.
Mifl.n apointed Secretary. After the
,ngng OF an appropriate anthem, the
meeting was opened with prayer by Rev
lBeunett. Reports of the schools were
then read by VIM. Nj. Graham, Esq.
and A. B Rhodes fSuperiptep,lents
,ivino an i, erestin, and GRATIFYING oc-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26

cellent address on the duties Of Parents
to their children. lie was followed by
the Rev. Barnes in aa address on the
state Of the country The speaker took
the ground that pur cnuptry was in per
il6us state, from the faetth " had failed
to do justice to the oppressed Uniouists
in the South, and also failed in punishing
traitors for their crimes After he was
through speaking, three rouising cheers
were given by the meeting for lhespeaker,
showing that The hearts Of the people re-
sponded to the sentiments of the speaker
The Rev lIutchsou iollowel in an elo-
quent address on the subject Of Eluea-
ton, after which the meeting adjourned,
satisfied that they had spent day in adj
'ancing the interests Of Sabbath schools,
and also the interests Of the great princi
pies that arc. dear to every loyal man.
Tho schools we're about equally divided
between Allegheny and ctr own county.
Ntddieser tp., Spi. H. L.
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Mind yqur own business.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26

ipi tl5 NltiAli'
Mr. EDITOR The meeting at Scho |
House No. 2, Dliddlesgx tp., was attended
by large crowd OF the ladies' and citi-
zens of the district Francis An ierson
Esq, was elected President, johnson
Williamson, Vice President, and Dir.
Matheson, Secretary.
f. Clark, Fleeger and Nixon addressed
the crowd, but | was surprised to find
ihey needed nothing to awaken them. -
| had not seen the crowd since 1860, but
the same determined spirit prevailed
which then brought Us victory Imissed
-omo from the crowd whose bones bleach
in the lanl of my Policy" but their
.rien s.stanl ready to take up their arms
very Republican in Hiddlc,oH viii an
sger to roll call on the ID Tuesday Of DC
t,ber, at I o'clock \ VI.
Arrangements we're made for grand
meeting at Stewlr Store on the 81 OF
October, and then the most enthusiastic
meeting ever saw adjourned " h thrcc
cheers Tor Gen Geay aud our LoyaI
Juatess SPECTATOR.
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CoMICAL SCENE ~ 4 CHCRCu.-On
Sabbath las, in one of our prominent
Broad street churches, the closeness Of
the atmosphere produced an almost ire
si-lible telling Of drowsiness among many
Of the congregation. OF the number
who found it impossible to deny the
drowsy god was one Of our most success
lul business men, whose honest efforts 70
throw off the somnifc influence he was
under were witnessed by several boxers
on. At last be succumbed; his eyel
weat shat and failed to come open again.
and his head began to nod to this and
that ncighbor quito faniliarly. Present
iy the sIceoor's head slowly bent toward
It's owners wife, and continued to sag,
sag, sag in that direction, unit delicale
sprig on my laiy's hat pointed directly
into the car Of the snoozing husband
0ae more lurch Of the head on "that
line" would cause the tampering sprig to
enter, and peculiarly affect the sensitive
portion of that delicate organ, and sew
eral persons in the gallery wore giving
breathIoes attention to the scene, lully
anticipating an extraordinary denouenent
when the connection between the ear and
sprig should be effected At last il
came, the heavy head made another sag
wifeward, a full inch, the sprig passed
into the ear, as nicely as if it had been
pointed by roeuish hands, and penetra-
ting to the inner and most sensitive por-
ton, tickled the nodding gentleman Sc
intensely that he drew up his head with
jerk, aud Atriking out wi:h his right
band beforc he was fairly awake, dealt his
wife blow upon her new bonnet, to the
utter discontinue Of its flowers aud rib
bons, and to the infinite amusement of
the lookers-on in the gallery.-Neacayk
(N ~ Coarier.
-zs-s--<a>--->e-
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Many Vi The i'leamen have learned
to read aud mrile since they pecame Tree,
and all are very anxious to have their
children educated, and il proper taclli-
ties for schools are only furnished them,
few years will give the South an intel
ligcnt class of laborers und unit, this is
doue, the Tree labor system vii nos be
satisfactory. Nogreat Improvement can
be made on those whe haye passed mid
die age, Tor the reason that their habits
of thriitessness and impiovidence from
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PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PRINTING
TASTE ~ cs>NrrosTTloT


I.Icrnncc In f'rcss NVorIE.
iuall the essentials OF Cheap Printing,
Good Paper, Tasteful Composition, Dean
iiul Press Work. and DIsPATGH. We in
vito comparison from getting out Card
cf siugle line to an Illuminated Poster,
or a work Of any number Of naocs
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JURORS.
GRAND JURORS, DRAWN Foa sEPrENB r.
TERM, 1866.

Robert Hays, Lancaster; John Cheese
man, Muldycreek VIM &. Miller, Penn;
For Gus Shira, Washington; Alexander
Brown (of A) Mercer; John. NJ Dunn,
Franklin; David Hoover, Buffalo; Chas
Dielfenbac her, BOROUGH Butler Bryson
Black, Franklin; Ii Young, Fairyiew
Andrew Crookshauks, Winfield; Wm
Thompson, Concord; james kirkpatrick.
Ueutre; John Mahan, MiddIesox Il +.
Anderson, Allegheny; Matthew Brown
Slipperyrock jacob Cioup, Butler; G..
Ohristy, Cherry Malcolm jiraham, For
ward; John Humphrey, Worth; Fred.
Bellas, jackson; Joseph Ekas, jefferson;
james GFossmau, Brady; Dan'l Lardn,
Clinton.
TRAv,RsE JURORS, SEPT. TERM-FIRsT
WEEK, 1866.
Samuel Belfour, Adams; John r. Al
len, Allegheny Matthew Grant, Buff llo
II. } Berg Butler; 1'hos. McClymonls,
B4ady; Joseph Coulter, Centre james
Book, Cherry William Beighey, Clay !;
Isaac Shailer, Ciealiield; George Maize-
land, Clinton; William Byer5, Concord !;
iilelanl Cr,nbcrrv Nm WolnrJ
Donegal; Washington Campbell Fair
view; William j Graham, Forward :
james j English, Franklin; Joseph
Covert, jackson Joseph Logan, .Jeifor-
sou George Knciss, Lancaster; Conrad
Rhodes Marion; William M Bell, Mer-
Ger; Jacob Snyder, MiIiesex David
Frazier, Muddycreek John II Neyman,
Oaklanl William I. Sedwick, Pniksr |;
Jas MiUanlie,s, Penn Sylyanus Coop
err. Slipperyroek Francis liott Sumuit;
Witlam aea,on, Ienan-o Samuel Say,
Washington; WIN uetselgessor, Win.
Geld Nawdls j Glenn, Worth; Peter
Duffy. Borou Ii Batter; John B. Shala.
tree, Borough Centre,lllc Dr.. Joseph
Lusk, Borough armouy William r.
Blown, Borough harrisvie; George
Boston, Borough Portorsville \. p.
BrYsou, Borough Prospect; IL I. Mark
le, Borough Saxonburg Edward Ran
aolph, Borough Helenople; John Wag-
ner, borough AIlierstowu; A6ram Me
! Gapdiess, Borough Butler; Thomas An.
dersDn, Adams; John L seu1erry, Aie-
gheny; Au.ustu, Cutbbeit, Buderi Jos.
/ Bupu, Conuoquaue tug; Nicholas Bau-
der, NaIJycreek, John Bigham Sip
pery rock Iat,ipw Graham lof VI.
Urlu cmy.
raAyI.&sn JURORS ron sarr. TERN
sEcoND WEEK.
Ttl.r Ir,l,t4 H,G,l, P,Ir, c.o
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Lines orless ST. Standing Establishments per square,
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to the paper 81 per annum. B. W. LOUGHERY
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