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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-17
HENRY CONAN 7

MICHAEL EDWARDS. HENRY CONAN
SPRIGG HOUSE
WHEELING. w. VA.
VNHHs HOUSE HAS RRRN AL.
TERED and newly furnished throughout,
and is now open for the reception Of guests.
John C.. Krker, Clerk.
EDWARDS & CONANT,
leo Proprietors.
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SOAPS.

ORIENTAL, DETERslyR, BAN
~ bits sterines, Works Family Palm aId
German. A fall assortment of fancy in boz -.
Ssar Candles, IN whole and in half boxes.
J. K BOTSFORD & CO.,
s6zbs No. "a Wster1r
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s.. =. FARIS.

MARBLE WORKER a. sCULP.
vi TOR No. l22 Main Street, Wheeling, Va
~Monumental Work of all kinds made to
rider on short notice. Particular attention paid
u Portrait Sculpture ana Designing. sep23
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F. HENKE.

TANUFACTURER OF LADIES'
vi BOOTS, Shoes, Gators and Balmorels.-
4 good assortment always on hand. Work
uade to order, No 81 Main Street Centre
Wheel;rg jan23-6mos
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VIM, ". HOGE.

n ERAL LAND AGENT, will practice in
Marshall and adjoining counties. Particular
attention given TO the collections of claims
Moundsville, MARSHALL County, West Virginia
iylQ.3m
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J. s. G.. BAYHA,
,uu.n CRACKER AND CAKE

Is BAKERY, Market Street. opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand full assort'
ment Of the above articles.
70 Their wagon runs constantly TO al pare
of the city with Bread, Crackers, Rusks, Cakes,
sto sep20
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' RICHARDSON J. ELBERT MSENNAN
Richardson & M'Kennan,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW. OFFICE,
n No SO Monroe Street, above 4th, Wheel
- Ve febl5-tf
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CHARLES SIEBKE.
WILLIAM HARE,

TACTICAL PLUMBER AND
/ GAS FITTER, Nos Monroe ST. "heei'
ing W. Va. ..,so5i, az
sLEgg ntaoa OtIoa' 'A sep90
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RUsINEss CARDS.

r. J. BERRY & co.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEAM,- Ean;,
Vl ERS in Hawserlaid Oil Wen ,aI nope FsSinp
II Tackle ip Lines mes Nv wines, Tar Pitch 9aGHS E'aS
BLOCKS, Tarpsaiins, Fire Brick, Tie ana nc WAY, LAY
Gum Hose. Betting and Packing NO. - Wa.oi
street, Wheeling, W.. va.
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HAS BEEN FOUND IN :
RIGGS WORM DROPS

They being purely vegetable have toea peo
pounced the SAFEST and BEST al over hs
South where they hAvs been used Nr The Mt
TEN YEARS with perfsot sue esq, F. IN
Ono Trial .,ur
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Baron Ro.hschila once complairca 70
Lord Bronghnm ofth" hanlships Of not
being allowed 10 Take his srs, in Par.
lament lyon know. said he. n was
che choice Of the people" 20 which
me ex.Chsnc-llor. with his usnal cansJ
'lel'y. replied: so was Barrabas."
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The writer suggests that The curious
may speculate AS TO what would havo
been tho result, * tho resources in men
and munitions Of war Of the two com.
manders had been reverted. or IL Lees
strength had approx'mastd Grants in
truth 1t scarcely merits the dsstinc.ion Of
speculation.
Exposi.ions like thesS revealing
eslnly and sobarly the discrepancy br.
tween the prodigous advantages Of
General Grant and his achievements
snrely should nnsphcre him from his 20.
sition among the groat military s,ars Of
historNto which the mistaken ndulations
Of his northern conntrymen have cleyst,
ed him. That he exhibited iron nerve.
vigilance, indomisable energy and an
uncomprohhising will 10 clear but that
he failed in the higher requisites Of the
great captain, is eqnally clear; in fer.
tility Of resource. in the originality and
celebrity ~ device that daxzles and as.
,ounds and s,aggsra an adversary, in
the intuition thar discerns his designs
and the capacity Of rendering mere
numbers altogether subsidiary to intel.
lectual skill, and science. With Gen.
Grant numbers wac almost everything
and he never seehhed to riae above the
conception of crushing by the weight
and momentum of heavy c"lumns
through the thin lines Of his opposing
army. II "as grent power and lie
wield"dit with great effrc, bn, after all
it was only The principle VI untraihed
and nhttllccting strength.
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From Washington.

WAsHrEoroN, Jan. 4.--The friends
OF Secretary Stanton deny that he 1,
not going out ofthe Cabinet.
The Tag Commissioners who an.
writing up their reports, ,inNew York
notified Secretary McCulloch that, il
will be ready in about two weeks.
Stanton and Holt both declius to dc.
liver an ehlogy on the lifa and charac
ter Of Mr.. Lincoln. The Commute.
End il difficult TO procure proper per,
son. ~. 49,
There are but few members here,
end it's not expected there win be a
quorum tomorrow. No business will
be transacted in the House uutil Mon.
day. g
Strong efforts are being made to in.
dnoe General Grantto urge a larger In.
crease Of the regular army.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Trsa.
Snry and Harry NJ. Wauehon. have
reached Wilmington, North Carolina.
IL has been heretofore stssed that
their Business was TO ssamins into al,
legged tot.sa ltsuds 10 the South.
Shortly afsris elve o'clock last night
che a.ssmship Fairfax of the Atlantis
esesmshiP line, lying II g stree. wharf,
vas discovered 90 be on fire in the viei.
nifty Of the boilers, and the fsshss and
sparks spread rapidly. The boat wss
totally dsstfoysd The Fairfsz arrived
yssssrday Afternoon from New York;
che Sss laden will mercbsndise for
sgs,hinstsn ard ssorgsfo.n ,asr.
shan.s. Fefsunstely oil her freight had
had bsendischsrged before The ire vas
discovered. Tie vessel was one Of the
dnsst and largsrs q her elsss. she was
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elegantly fitted up and furnished, AMI
WAS valued at sevcnsy.five thousand dol.
lars.
1t has been repeatedly and positively
denied that General Robert T.. Leo ha,
ever applied for pardon. tIrs sppiica.
ZION, nevertheless, 10 still III thc hand,
OF the President.
General Terry will return TO Rich.
mond with his sister to morrow. He
does not express himself over confident.
~ as to the Virginia conversions to 10y.
atty.
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, January 5:--In the
Senate, Mr.. Sumner in,rodnced;a pe,i
ton from,ie colorsd people Of Alabama
and Mississippi, lhe former asking Con.
gress to secure their freedom TO them;
the latter asking the right, Of suffrage.
A portion Of the colorsd people Of Colo
rado protest agains; the recognition Of
that State, OH account OF the radical in.
justice done TO them in the State Consii.
tuition. N.Ht 49, =
Mr. Williams in,rodated a joint reso.
luton, proposing to,amend the fConsti.
tuition by providing that Congress shall
never have power to appropriate money
for payment to any person on account
Of the emancipation of. slaves in the
United States, SAtf.y, K
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill to en-.
large the powers Of the Freedman, Bn.
reaiI. .Ng,. Il
In the House Of Representatives, Mr..
Sl'aul'linr, of Ohio. made a speech, con.
.ehdlng that Congress alone has The
power 70 s've vitality To the Sontl. 4r,l
requiring new suayan:tes as IS basis, Of
representation.
Congress has adjourned .nntil MoniAy
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non OF apprenticeship, this
day Of 1856
f. F.. (Judge ofme District Court, or
Mngtstrdte.)
CONTRACTS ron SERVICE.

XNXV. All persons Of ,color who
make contracts for service or labor. sha, Il
be known as servants, and those whom
they contract, shall be known az mas.
terra.
XXXVI. Contracts between mas.
ters scrvanta. for one month or
more. hall be in writing. be attested by
one white witness. and be approved by
the Judge Of the District Coart or Mag.
istrate:.
XXXVII The period of service
shall be expressed in the contract but II
it be not expressed, it shall be until the
twenty.ffth day Of December next after
the commencement Of service
XXXVIlI IL the rate Of wages be
not stipulated nv the parties to the con.
:rac,, it shall be fixed by the District
Judge or Magistrate. on application by
one ot the parties, and notice to the 9th
or.
Continued in ouv aszt.
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Letter from General Early.

We have recently read most inter.
eating letter from General EARLY nd.
dressed to the N. Y. NeDs from Ha.
vana. 1t begins as follows: Having
seen it stated in several papers publish.
ed in the United States that l am on
applicant for pardon, desire to say,
through your columns, that there is no
truth whatever in this statement. ]
have neither made nor authorized such
application. and would not accept par.
don from tho President Of the United
States il gratuitously rendered me with.
ont conditions or restrictions Of any
kind. l have nothing to regret in the
course pnrsued by me during the war.
except that my services were not Of
more avail 10 the cause for which I
fought and my faith in the justice Of
that cause is not at all shaken by the re.
suit. y
have not given parole or incurred
any obligation to the authorities Of tho
United Ssates. and 1 utterly disclsim all
Allegiance TO. or dependence upon. the
Governmen. of that eotiBsry. 1 am a
voluntary exile from my own country.
because am no. willing to submit to
the foreign yoke imposed upon it. All
declarations attributed to me which are
inconsis.ant with the above statement.
are entirely without foundation, and 1
hope there will he no further misappre.
hension as to my position"
Gen. Early then proceeds TO correct
erroneous ssatenents in tho reports Of
Stanton and Gen. Grant respecting the
campaign Of 1854. which reflect injns
tics upon Confederate srms This
work, from his eminent relations to tho
army Of Northern Virginia, and his nn.
.rSmmeled liberty Of expression in his
state Of voluntary e*pasfiation he is pro.
badly more fully qualified to discharge
than any other name on the long rolls Of
the army. We are glad to zee this.
TO prepare for the great history which
is to exhibit to pos.erity and to nations
Of tho world the true character, of the
war, the materials should be collected
and shaped now, before the plastic and
ishpressible ideas of the present time soil.
dify into decisive judgment.
Gen. Early states in HE statistics Of
the campaign, that the army Of Gen
Lee in the 6rst collision at the VIII.
demess. numbered only $4,000 men OF
oil arms. With this army hsconfront
cd the hosts Of the enemy, embracing
in the grand combinations that bore di.
rcetly upon him not less shan 100000
mem and with n with sublime audaeiiy
delivered bas.E At the Wilderness and
completely frustrated Grants fsyorite
plan Of reaching Richmohd.
With tho resources sad masensl of
the opposing commanders placed in iss,
s.rposition BY GAn. Eafly's statistics, Il
is impossible 20 fsfhsin from . compars.
siys zsifpss of Mo powars Of the twSl
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swept away--thfir sons sain-liry re-.
duced from afiluence to brggary: When
think otthis. the wonder is chat they
are sstemperatsas they are. Consider.
ing their fearful defeat and humiliate'l
position. think they have behaved well.
1t may not he fashionable, hut I honor
.hen, for the feeling they exhibit"
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1NrEREsflSo LETTER FROM GENERAL.
PIIL.ow.-It gives us great pleasure to
publish the suhjoined letter from Gene.
rel Pillow Mos. heartily do We con.
gratula,e him upon his snccess, and trust
that the result Of his enterprise may be
fully up to his antieipA,ions. He has
gone TO work Ikea man of st Ring good
sense and his example ought to he fol.
lowed in all parts Of the South II all
ol her planters would do as he has done,
OIL: glorious aectipn would soon again
blossom as the roie, and attain higher
degree Of prosperity than characterized
her in the past:
NAsmvrI.LE, TsEN.. December %,
l885.-Major General o o. Howard,
Commissioner, etc.. II aifords me pleas.
urs to inform you tha. have been cue.
cessful beyond my most sangaine ex.
psctations in engaging labor for all my
plantations in ArkarAas and Tenneasee.
l have already engaS ted about four hun,
dted freedmen. and hAye fnll confdance
in making q suecess oi,hs %ork. Ihevs
given in all cases. I'd ths freedmen. q
part of the crop Of cotton; aud | allow
him land for the cnl,ivi ION Of vegetables
and corn for bis o1 n use, without
charge .hefei8r. l would hav. ens.g.
ed one thousand LAHORE (rsif l had need.
ed ths. in,mber. Ny brother, who
adoptsd my plan Of w$k, aucsssded in
engaging labdrers for three plsces he 10
working. have pn one plantation
under white laborers rom the North.
nPon precisely the sant terms / engag.
ed freedmen. feel as xious TO try the
sys'tm Of white iAboi of that character
for the plantation. Knowing the inter.
es. yon feel in the sucsaad Of the systrn
OF the freedmen, and ft.liRg grateful for
your Kindness TO me, j feel it to be o
duty to communicated tho result of my
work thus far. With. issuance Of my
personal regard and reslsct,
! lam, General, very respectfully,
GIpE9s J. PiLitjw.
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The Funeral Of Hon. Henry Winter Davis.

BALriMoRE, January2.--The funeral
of the late Henry Winter Davis was
largely attended this afternoon. Every
mark OF respect was shown tho distin.
gnisl,ed deceased. Many Of tho mos,
prominent men IN the country were
present Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase
and Hon. Edwin N. Stanton were
among the nall l.bparcrs.
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Anothsr Revelation In San Domingo.

NKv York, Jan. 4.2By way oi
Havarna we have news Of another re.
volu,ien in San Domingo.
Gensral'Baes il now President Of the
Republic.
Ex.Prssilent Cabral has accepted a
military position under the new govern.
inent. Of which General Pedro Gnillrr.
mo. ~ho seems to have managed the
whols affair. is the prac,icsl head. The
revolution was peaceful. l
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WTNNSBORO.
Thursday Morning, January II, 1866.
New AdveftisemehiM

See notice Boots and Shoes made. -
&c.
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Pfsm New Orleans and Mississippi.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Thc Louisi.
ana paPers are filled with aavrr'isr.
riithts of plantations for sale, mostly by
sherifs.
The general business j, falling of
here. Advices OF similar import are
received from Texas. Goods eah Be
boitght cheaper at Galveston or Hous.
ton than here. Parties are Buying
goods there at auction and sending
here. Fears are entertained by old
business men of a smash up, Three
Brick tenemcns in the central part of
the city sold for less than brick could be
b6hkht for.
A letter has heen received here from
the city OF Mexico ss,ing hat ,Ex. Gov
trnpr Allen Is 'lesirons of tetarnng
Home. ,,M
Juag" Drvnne and Colonel I,,rk.,t
of r"1ass, have Isen r"laaSed from
FUH Jarkson. They. wrr. arrested on
'hc chag'bf beirs cbmectr,f with the
capture "I The lUfilei States property
ar Ssn An!onio in 'he spring OF SCI.
Mr.. Burnett, Uni,e,l States Sspervi.
.sor and lnspcciur Of Steamboats,. kas
just arrived from Washington sst tho
purpose Of recognizing The tenth, div.
tric., which includes the. Gulf coast.
Mississippi and Red Rve,.
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Signed and sealed in tho presence Of
G.. H. ~
l.. X.
4 approve the above inden,ure Of sp.
premiership This RI q, day Of
rs
NJ. N. (JuSge Of tie District
5 Court or Aagtst,a.e.)
xxxIv. Form Of Obligation of
Apprenticeship, taken by the District
Judge or Magistrate, to be used in all
cases Of compulsory apprenticeship: and,
, in all cases, where neither father or
mother binds the child, Ito be 10 dupli.
I(name Of mss,er) sgree to receive
(name .ot apprentice) as my apprentice
to learn the {inser. the trade or busi.
Messy and / bind mysaf to perform all
my daaties as such mhater In witness
whereof (the mast and apprentice
IL over the prescrihsa age, Who con
sents to DO bound, slisfwise only the
mas.er,) ha agpssfibed
sess,e and put sssl this
day Of lsS
A.B. IL. s.
c. d. IT,
m Gnd saslsa in.he presence Of
2i,'sist ssaye or 1fagissrass.)
spsssTs : ard 9rtiG ths ss,re o',iss.
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THn S0UTM CAROLINA RAuLRoAD.
We are highly gra,i6ed at being able
to state that there only remain ty,o
miles Of this road to finish; and if ,he
freedmen only stick, the road win be
opened through to Columbia in six or
eight days.-tCoiumJia Lhenis.
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- General Beal. lately in commani
OF the military district ,,f Son,h Carolina,
is represented as organizing a epmpany
ofcapifalis,s, with a view of. milking in
ves'menis in real estate, and forming a
colony ofimmigrants, in that Sfats. "
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-16

ef!nlutie Hir0en unb &raWben, Wfrs. !. a3pbr .5U
efaaue TFridf Sea g. Iiebl, 0irs. 6. Grim, WrS.
Ge 8enner, SalIas g. faneer, Wlrs. Splb. Sdniu-
man, Tlrs. G. b @rbman, @trs. Bunrrr, Wirs. s.
.. 6aius, 6rnry bslfrt, WirS. 9ieb 0teiubare Wrs.
SernKfe, Wfrs. 6. D. Sirber Gam. gSaIp unb Tan.
9lair als lehr ldSn
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SeffentltGe @enbm.

Guf Samftags brn ~. Sftcber, 1866,
llm II ubr Elittogs, ipll,am 0auic bes bsritor-
beneu SdmeS Scffmdn, lui Sofinansblc, Sib-
SSbcbaa Sopnfd)ip, Yeda GauntD, foIaenbes
beipss6c GiscntDum Sfcutlid pcrtanft iperben,
ndmIid):
Sin sute6 6orte pianc, Gin guaab, elm i.
@6uI5- gancrnipa9cu init @cbD, 3 Yfliiae.
sScidtcrnpaug. Gage. Gultibator eBeIld,forn-
pfonjer, gSeIl6TonIaub auf bem Nelbe, ggiub.
mibIe, Strcbbant. So6tidIitter, 9oI5ldItten
Shnbtaren, en S9d9eIseidirr nnb anberee
YfuoCgcidJirr, i&ummcte nnb glinbbaIfterir.
Sipei @agenocdieln, cine AnjabI Gen,pfoifsn.
@runemcicI, @id, Gin Yaor Senletsrn unb
Sbcmc WabCln. @cden, elm SeumelTer. cine
sRincu. S8al5e NIB Strif, 6ru6treff uno GSras-
ienic. Icerc SogsbeabS eilenteifeI, 8Icdfage,
sin @stt NIB @ettIabeil. cine &inber. &rippe,
Slide Saau0ubr 8ru6tidde, Siiible' 8dnfe,
Gin &obCncfcn, @nfapbaut, nnb nod psIs ans
bere Saben, bu umitdroRdb 3u meIoen.
Die @ebn9nn9en am 9erfauf6tase unb anfs
wartlln9 BON
abcmas g. Siislppe, Nb'pr,
Scpteubcr Is. 1866 na8m
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SbdtbareS s8'
Qtc9enbeS Giaentbunt

, Ourb 9ripat 6anbel gu perfaufrn.
Dsr untsr,eidnsts pdnfat tur& pripat San.
bel leine
4 bs Sbdebare Sauerei
,u Setaufn - DieIeIbe IN aeIeasn In SSr.sau.
con aaunI@tp ssGa @auntp. staasenb ON Can,
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9'f III scm briisn 8aulanp i'm Saunid,u In Rel,
esr rtu8siedit unb dsertlupt In Der teifsa Sto.
nunB Gin RoHul,pm ter niematt ffh[t l6uft
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IN line.
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auf efm @tssnthum- unb 10 IN ftta Gid eant
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wcapt, oesr bsi Den tlntsr,dGaet.n in gsntrt.
Bailey
Die 8sfIrunssn an gatlafsta3s unb 2uf
wartuna Don ,.
81. 9. Seu.
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,3UtUNtITt, 7. MIUWp -
Siir bette uuo srSete DarIslIuns Scn Nsyfeln trt.t
benz Nusltellcr III 9rpeem Greei esred't Abnsr eSn
Bette DariIeIIuug Ypn Sirnrn, Y. Glsmrrtp
Gcmmihre-s, 3. Saines, q. s. y. Duts, s. .
Oliver.
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@ienaas ben 16tsn Setober,. 1866. = 50

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