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let. Die Wert6ubiefte oeriAiepener Nrt, bic
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-30
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %

-- WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
SENATE.-M Grimes offered Joint
Resolution, rendering the thanks of Con.
gress to Rear Admiral Farragut and the
officers and men under him for their gal
liant conduct in the engagement in Mo
bile Bay, on the 5th of August, 1864. Re
ferred to the committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr.. Sherman offered bill, which was
referred, to the Military. committee, au,
thoriking the President to appoint, at the
request of any college capable of educat-
ing one hundred and fifty young men, a
military officer to act as president or su-
perintendent, and to give instruction in
military service. ...--s.... a.. A.. yaI- ..
Mr.. Sherman, from the committee on
Public Lands, reported bill to grant a
million of acres Of the public lands for
the use of the public schools of the Dis
trict of Columbia, l
Mr.. Wilson called up the bill to re
strict the amount for the collection Of
soldiers claims to $40,
Mr. Clark offered an amendment, which
was adopted, excepting cases in which
the accounting officer shall certify the
services rendered to be worth more
Mr.. Trumbull called up the bill for the
protection of all persons in their civil
rights. Mr.. Trumbull offered an amend
ment to insert the following words after
the enacting clause That all persons of
African descent born in the United States
are hereby declared to be citizens.
HoUsE.-Mr Julian, of Indiana, offer-
ed a resolution which went over that the
people demand the trial of JEFF Davis for
treason, and his execution if found gull
ty ,..-... -,
Major General Sherman being il tie
hall an intermission if FIVE minutes was
declared The speaker conducted him to
the speakers chair and introduced him
iii appropriate remarks, to which Mr..
Sherman responded
Mr. Washburue, Of Illinois, proposed
three cheers, which were enthusiastically
given The debate on the constitutional
amendment was then resumed =
Mr. Raymond, of New York, made
speech denying the positions heret ofore
assumed by Stevens and others that the
Southern States are out Of the Union,
and arguing that Congress is particul ar
ly epjoined by the constitution from do
ing anything to those States which We
may not do to other States.
=. The House took up the resolution OF;
Mr.. Niblack, offered last Monday, de-
claring that the refusal of the President
to accept the present of a carriage and
horses friends in New York was, under
the circumstances, eminently prOvident,
commendable and patriotic, and expires
sing as the sense OF the House that the
practice so common of giving presents
for appointments or promotions is de
moralizing, and ought to be prohibited
The resolution was passed, y
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TRsTINIONIALS.

NB-Nu cases are published except by per.
mission
Fred Ouuland, Dayton, y. Deafness cured
at Clegg Hall, in one minute. Had not heard
a watch tick In one ear for ~ years until after
the operation. May be referred 10.
Albert Bridgmln, Dayton. Affected with
general debility. Had all the time dali aching
pain Ia the head Energy al gone. Alter one
Operation By DIT. DODGE, felt Ike another per
son Can be referred to.
Mr., Raul DAYTON Bloody Urine. a sense
Of heat and pain at the bottom OF the abdomen
or bowels and sometimes attended with much
difficulty Of making water. Also acute pain aud
feeling Of weight in the small Of back Cured In
one operation. May be referred to.
ThOs Benton Emminger CaTrOltOWD, y. Loss
Of voice had not spoke loud word iOr months
Alter an opeIatisn OF one minnie yoico com
pletely restored and could talk a. we'll as ever
Can be referred to.
Mss Clara B. Lock wood, Franklin, o. Pal
pitation Of the heart and general nervous de
biltv Pain In the left side extending down the
hip. Cured by tToOperatiOns. Can be referred
to
Rsai. Andrews Dayton. Paralysis 0f the Lett
side Complsts loss Of the left arm, being numb
sud cold from the shoulders down. Could STICK
Din into II without feeling il the Least. Had
E0t walked a step for eighteen months TItboq'
out crutrbes and felt the slightest touch dpon
the arIn Can be referred 70.
Miss Katy Miller Dayton. EIiispuc Fits
FroIa FIVE 70 seven spasmS eacH day IoT FOURTEEN
Years resulting IL neSrly the Iol, Of sight and
lie use Of left arm. After 81 operation BY Dr.
DODGE had only fTe sPss1s IL three weeks
lasting only about tftssI seconds eaeb Sigti
Gud arm restored CGl be referred 70.
c. RoPkil Dayton PSil Il tic back csE
stzutlJ Tor cTeT t-o years. Cured T. o5s 97'5
s1ic1. Csa bs referred 20
= Pa:.eE,9 III pay n Pr.PsTt.2H 70
property
iarES-iE-7-
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New York News-Arresi of Counter :
fciters Destruction of College
Building

New York NewH-Arresi of Counter
fciters Desirursi0n Of a College
Building
New YORK, Jan. GA number per
sons were arrested in Brooklyn for pass
ing counterfeits and other worthless bills
on various New Jersey banks In their
possessiOn were found one of the defnnCt
Commercial Bank bills, of Perth Ambuy
tens on the State Bank, of Newark, and
altered fves on the Farmers Bank, Of
New Jersey
A fire occurred yesterday morning at
Seton Hall College, South Orange, New
Jersey, which resulted in the destruction
of the main portion of the college and
the beautiful marble building which has
been used for the purpose of senina
ry. No lives were lost. The valuable
libraries and articles Of more than Ordl-
nary value were saved. The buildings
we're insured for about $4,000
An address of the Council of the Irish
Republic dated at Dublin, and publish
ed today, saws the work OF preparations
in Ireland is done We know our
strength. We are not grasping in the
dark The point has been reached from
which we can see the goal clearly We
call upon you to aid the Irish army o1
independence, which will soon stand
face TO face with the enemy We ask
loan which shall be paid within six
months after the establishment of Irish
independence The address, which is
quite lengthy. is endorsed by card from
Col. OMahony, urging prompt action by
the Fenian brotherhood,
The steamer Creole arrived from New
Orleans ia Havana, January 23d.
The DeSota, with Secretary Seward
and party arrived at Havana on the goth,
The Captain Generals offer of his coun-
try seat for their use was declined The
Secretary went to hotel on the 2lst,
where he received host of visitors, the
first of whom was the Captain General
On the 223 the party visited the cigar
ette manufactory, and the Secretary call
ed on the Captain General, and in the
evening attended, a banquet given at the
residence of General Dulce, which, with
tho surrounding buildings, we're illu-
minated
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formal proclamation declaring the res.
toration of the Union until the opinions
of Generals Grant, Sherman, Meade,
Thomas, Sheridan, Sickles and others
could be Obtainedin relation to the sub
mission of the Southern States to the
constituted authorities. f4t rTIGI.ts
The Commercials Washington special
says Congress will undoubtedly author
ize the appointment of commission to
locate a new post Office site in New York
The semi official exposition of the Pres.
ident's views on reconstruction and the
constitutional amendments creates quite
an excitement here. -,
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Heavy + orEeries,

Boston, Jan. 29-Some excitement
was created on the streets this morning
when the public were informed fan e1-
tensive and successful attempt at for
gerry By some persons as yet unknown.
1t was discovered that the following
forged checks, OF Boston brokers, we're
psid at different banks on Saturday
Two checks on Messrs. Stone s Co.,
amounting to 5000, we're paid at the
Merchants National Bank; two checks.
for $1,000, on Messrs J. H Clapp s Co,
we're paid by the Third National Bank:
and two checks, amounting to 81 500, on
J. H. Hammett were paid by the Bank
of Commerce. In addition to tie above
a check for s2400, on Messrs E. P,
Wooster Il Co, was presented at the Mt
Vernon National Bank, but was not paid
as there was no stamp on it a forged
check on J. ", Davis for S2,400 vas also
presented at the Hide and Leather Bank;
but payment was refused. The name OF
Bennett, Drake s. Co., bankers at No.
$ State street, we're forged on cLeck
for $500 Oh the Second National baukr
and was paid. The signature OF tee hrr'
vas very we'll executed, and the money
vas paid Without question
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The Ram Dunderberg.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The statement
which appeared few days since, in re-
ference to the proposed purchase of the
ocean ram Dunderberg by the govern
ment of Chill, proves to he an unfounded
rumor. Mr. Webb has no intention of
disposing of her, while our government
prizes her too highly to part with her
The ship will not be ready for service for
months yet. go - y7.-5
The steamship Cuba, whose recent
movements have been declared suspi.
cious, is now at Baltimore taking cargo.
She belongs to the Baltimore, Havana &
New Orleans Steamship Line. Err- .llt
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over E!fiY Tkonsand Operations in
Five Years,
nR 0ODCR,s PRACTICE ~


- mostly diseases Ol a ohrOnic nature, aud
cases given up as inCurable. His treatment IL
peculiar 10 himself, although there have been
men in all ages who have had the same magnet.
&c power over the diseases ot the body and
mind CsOme call II the Gift VI Healing } yet
few have possessed II 10 suCh IN extent over
nearly all diseases and persons. II Is hte and
vitality passed from a strong, healthy body 10 a
weak one that restores the lost or unequal CIR
culation OF the vital or nervous mud. 30 power
iul is this influence that persons who have ioT
many years suffered from diseases which have
been pronounced incuIabe, aud 10 whom medl'
cine has been administered with no good effect,
have been restored 10 health in an incredibly
short space Of time. IL will not restore lost
member of the body or perform other imp0ssi'
biities but il will always relieve pain, from
whatever cause The practice - based upon
the most strict principle of science there IA
nothing miraculous or supernatural about it
1t is in harmony with all natural laws Many
eminent physicians of other practices, not only
acknowledge this power but receive the treat
ment for themselve and families, a. well al
wise il 10 their patients. DR. DODGE does not
profess 10 cure every case.
BY this treatment il takes but lew inmates
FOR inyeteTate cases Ul almost any durable ChrOn.
ic disease and 20 sure ~ the effect, that but few
diseases require A second operation except Deaf.
ness Broken Bones DislOCations bad Curyatures
Of Spine and Suppurating TumOrs Even these
will be much bcuetitted-alWays relieved from
pain and sometimes fully cured. Diseases that
are most certain of beSg cured at on" operation
are
WEAK EYES
DISEASES OF The BRAIN
WEAK SPlAES,
TUMORS
FAILING OF THE WOMB
ALI KINDS OF SEXUAL WEAKNESS,
internal CLCEES,
DROPSl,
LOSS OF VOICE
WEAK LUNGS,
CAIARRH
ST. VIIUI DANCE,
WEAKNESS OF THE LIMBS
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DIABETES,
BRONCHITIS,
DISEASED LlNEkS,
KIDNEYS,
HEART
ETC ETC, ETC
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Report of u. 9. Revenue Commis.
siOners.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The report of
the United States Revenue Commission
ers has been laid before Congress 1t
makes various recommendation and pre-
sents forms of bills in order to the better
enforcement of the revenue laws, and
suggests increased sources of revenue
The Commission also appends reports on
tea, coffee, cotton, sugar and moiasses to
that end, The Secretary Of the Treasu'
ry approves OF all the recommendation,
with the exception of the time when the
payment of the principal of the public
debts should commence r.. -.
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.(s&

BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-The steamer
Richmond. OF the Baltimore and savan-
nah line, which was wrecked on the
shoals off Cape Hatteras on Wednesday,
was valued at $4,000, and insused il
New York Most of the freight wilt be
saved r...
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New YORK, Jan. 29.-The steamship
Leo arrived here yesterday from Sayan
nah When she was off Cape Hatteras,
on Saturday last, fire was discovered
among her GOTTEN. She had large car
go on board By great exertions it vas
eItinguished in few honrs.
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ALBANY, Jan. % 9-Eliphalet North. D.
D., President Of the Union College, died
this morning at three O'Clock. in the
ninety-third year of his age, He had
been for sixty-two years President of the
Union College,
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IA. IL u ~ E'6
Excelsior Livery and Sale Stable,

THE UNDERsIGNRD WOULD
j resSfctfzlly inform the citizens Of wheeling
ana tee public generally that ks has opened
Livery Stable CT Quincy street uksrs psss0rs
tss.rols Of pIocEri1g pleasant sadd1 Herss,
81 good HpTse scd buzgy, car ~ III t1ss CO
ScsJEz odsted o. reasonable terms
1 ConfcrfsbIs Hacks With COCA ssszs Ar4
careful driTsEs, always IL rssd.Esss to sorTsJ
rIssenSsTs lcu place 70 ylscs.
ALsO FOE SALE
C.e sseozd.kzrd I've Horss Hsek oae tvo.
Hc-ss BGru1cks, snd BazG;es win 81 viisee,
poles fsr sale cheap. have % esea se1s - -.
Family Horses fgr ssis. Give ne exr -
purchasing slssvhsre. EOskh1 hs
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Estate CT Alexander Hadden, decd.
In Chsncsry
Edwin yarnsy aud VIE, ct GI. IL the Cir
RiCGaId HaddeB et al for Ohio Co,
West Va.
PURSUANT TOA DRCRKE OF
l the above named court rendered Ia the
above entitled cause on the 10th dsy Of QscsED'
Der Is66, shall proceed 20 eel &C public suc.
tioD, TO tbe bighsst and hest bidder st the mont
door of the Court House OF Ohio county West
virgins, OF MONDAY the Goth DAY 0T
FEbkuARE. 1866 st ~ o'clock, A. h, th,
following described resi- estate situate IL tho
city Of Wheeling and Ohio county West vir
gtpiR, bsloDgtng TO tie estate OF Alexander hsa
den, deceased via
All OF lots numbered snd 5 10 square Ne I,
sltasted on the southwest corner of Main snd
South streets extending from South street ~
Wheeling creek and the stone Bridge eIcspl
ing that portion OF lot No. ; occupied BY TIE
house Immediately upon tue corner Of SAID
streets
Said property has been surveyed and divided
into o. four parcels Two parcels fronting ny
on Main street. the one commencing az Wheel
ing creek and running North ninety go feet
more or less, upon which are two large brick
buildings and frame shop The other sdIoins
said parcel fronting on Main street about forty
one (4) feet, upon which are also two brick
buildings. Both OF said parcels extend west
wardly about 100 feet 20 10 feet private alley.
the one about % feet aud extends South ~
Wheeling creek, about 200 feeD upon which
there Is two story double brick building the
other fronts on South street about twenty three
(23) feet and extends sOufhwardly about - feet.
upon which Is two story brick building
A private alley, 10 feet wide. running from
North 10 south aud which divides said parcels
will he decided TO the purchasers OF said proper
" Jointly.
Possession given GU the first day Of April. let6
Also q tract OF land containing twenty seven
acres | rood and poles, situate on the Nation
al road three and one half go miles East OF the
city OF Wheeling, aud in Ohio county, West
Virginia adjoining the lands OF Ar Thomas
H0rnb rO0k and II Is Carter.
A plot aud survey of said property may he
seen at the office of the Commissioner or al the
Court House on day Of sale
TERSls-One third of the purchase money ~
Cash the balance In two equal instalments OF
six and twelve months, with interest from day
of sale the purchaser giving hopds with good
security for deferred instalment-, OF all the puT
chase money In cash IL the purchaser NAV so
elect HANNIBAL FOKBEs,
iIh ~ d&w q Commissioners.
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MRS. G. zIAIGER,

AE.yUFACTUREs All KETBS
mi OF CRACKERS CAhES Bread. &c
No i6s Market street, East side "a few doors
soutb Of tbs Msrke. House, Wheeling. W va
jallo
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ISAAC HO9E,

Late oi AsandsyillsJ
aREY AT LAW AND lAND
A AGENT VIII practice IN WbesEHS ess
the c0untss. OF Marshall and WstSL W.
Once over the Bank Of Whsellpg Man 81
~PlsIty Of ziIj land IN Wst sitEbis iof
ale At FROM e. 20 $40 a scre y safo hoss
orrI0-Eu
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.PI1.s6CReK, jan. eS.-noon-W eatnsI
cloudy with indications Of rain. River
six feet three inches.
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

= FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, Scuth
Street near the B. & 0. f. +. Depot, Wheeling
W Va All kinds Of Shswls, Ribbons and eve
~ description Of Silks and Ncolen Goods exc.
,Uted on abort notice and on reasonable terms.
This Is the first and best Steam Dying Estat-
-;shment in the Western States. seP20
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r. PORTER & SONS,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY I! |
PHILIP SCHW EITZER,

DPPOSETE RUsBY Il LITTLE's,
~ No. 50 Market ST has now on hand and IS
constantly receiving large stock OF Confection
cry Medical Baltimore Cough Candy and every
ether variety of Candy and Cakes. TOYS of ey
ery description aud full assortment OF Varie
les and Notions. decls
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LAMB s PAUL.,

A TTSRNEIS AT Av, WHEEL
N. ING, WEST VA. viii practice in the cor-ts
Ct Ohio County and adjoining Counties
Oaice on east side of Fourth Street. near The
Court House. CctiG
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1866. IMPORTANT 1866.
To Families and HSieis.
Ts,uuE CHEAPEST sT-pRTsRa

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Encouraged b. the past liberal patronage.
1 have determined to connect nth my business
hv M extreme efforts TO furnish all articles
usually kept and Of Of the best hope to receive
fair portion OF the patronage OF the public
70 few Of the standard articles at tie follow.
inS low prices Finest GunPewder Tea Choice
- 20 per 4 Finest Young Gysou Tea sI - per
n. Best japanese Tea 81 50 English Break.
fast Coffee CSC Best Black les l-eJy nice) g 90.
Rest Rio Coffee SO 3a35c very choice Brown Sc.
Par Ice: Refined Sugars OF ali kinds from is to
&c Rico Carolina l2:e Pickles Cstsups
Peaches in Syrups AID Brandy; Oysters Goth
Cove aud Spiced and sll kinds CT German
Goods. imported eJ myself embracing Turkish
P.unes German Cherries Lentslst Split Peas,
Oaf Meal. Canadian Peas, Holland Herring La.
Srrdor Herring Sardines Salad OIL, &c &c
as veil as many other articles tee nSrerc rs te
mention. Having bought tor gold an deter
mined 70 sell low and iuvite ali TO call snd ex.
anime M goods AL articles sold at this store
Lii be delivered 70 ec! part OF tee city frss OF
charrs 5 HORGHEINER
4 isui-.sa No l-e Market Square
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SWEENEYS & CO,

TEAM ENGINES, BSlT ERS,
= SHAFTING, MILL WORK &c, Of ali
k'nds. Wheeling Va apSj