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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-17
DIR. VALENTINE

TREATS THE POOP FREE OF
i Charge from eight TO ten o'clock OF each
morning, in the building Southwest corr er Of
Madison and Market streets. Thoss thu t are
able to pay, at the Grant House, from ten A. NJ =,
TO sixP. NJ, until September 2lst
Sept6-lw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-17
INSURANCE.

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
GEO r <. %HEAr JAS Sc M Es5i.9fSi
DIRECTORS: DIS
John e. Wilson, A. q. Qnarrer'
Samuel Harper, James =; UT,
Geo. Adams james mGGIuhey
j. +. Updegrah, Geo. Il. HheaG-
Christian Smith,
This Company, having been fully organized
is prepared to transact business and asks 3D.
eral share of public patronage.
Rates as low as any first class company.
Office No. &c Monroe street, up stairs, next door
to First National Bank.
mar22 JOHN BISHOP, SEQ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-17
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR IOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon
DON Graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the create
part Of whose life has been spcnt in the hosp
whore, has effected some Of the most ASTONISHING
cures that were ever known; many troubles
with ringing in tho head and ears when asleep
great nervousness being alarmed at sudden
sounds, bsshfnluess, with frequent blushing, a.
tended sometimes with arrangement Of MIND
rad INN l.lv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-17
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body arc the moo.
necessary requisites 70 promote connubial happl
life becomes n weary pilgrimage; the pr0speo,
hourly darkens TO the view; tho mind become
Swallowed with despair and filed with the me-
ancholy reflection that the happiness Of .anothn
becomes blighted with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-17

Who have injured themselves by certain prac
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school the
effects OF which are nightly felt, even whet
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage impo,
sible, and destroys both mind and body, shouk
apply Immediately.
What pity that youngman, the hope ofh,
country the darling Of his parentA' should BE-
snatched from all prospects and epoymcnfs Of
life by the Consequence OF deviAting hom the
path of natnro and indnlgng In a certain secret
habit Such persons must, before contemplA
ting
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

in taina aud body andar the wholesome e13'
Of the whites ana showing lie best results o.
I well directed labor, the synonym Of discipline
which is the mother of all excellence.
Having proved, as there are ample argu,
ments to prove, the great boon our race has
conferred upon theirs we could just as easily
show that by the process they had not acquired
the right to share in ruling this country but
that they were merely tenants at will, whose
right to reside among us is solely predicatet
on our consent and purohasable only by theil
ready and willing obedience to such laws ant
regulations as white men of the different
States may see fit to make, Our churches anC
schools are not theirs. Our society is no
theirs. Our corporations are not theirs. They
are now an alien and foreign people, and i
they remain under the protection of our laws
and receive employment from our capital, it is
by sufferance only and by no manner of vested
right whatsoever. They are not co-citizens
with us-no law can make them so--they
never will be so. They were our wards whom
it was our right to control and our duty to
protect the violent changes ofwar have made
them strangers and aliens without any other
claims upon us than those of interest or COM
miseration. All attempts to change this rela-
ton are vain. The white men Of the South
will never consent to apolitioal miscegenation.
Black votes and white votes will never be cast
together in the same Southern ballot-box.
Either negroes and their fanatic allies of the
North must control these Southern States alto
gether, or they must be entirely controlled by
the whites. There can be no compromise
mixture.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

STEAMER CRHoLE. We inadvertently yester-
day neglected to acknowledge courteous in
vitation from Messrs. Leach & Perkins,
agents Of the favorite steamer Creole, to take
passage on her to Point Clear, to witness the
regatta which takes place there to-day We
were unable to accept the invitation, but are
much obliged to our friends, all the same as if
we had been able to go. The Creole, we hear,
had 3 goodly list Of passengers. She viii
leave Point Clear on her return Thursday
evening, and be here Friday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04


New BOOKS. We have received from tht
extensive publishing house Of Appleton & Co.
New York, the following new books
ssThe Dove in the Eagles Nest "a novel By
the author Of the Heir Of Redclife. $40 pages
and handsomely printed and bound.
Sermons by the Reverend Edward Mey,
rick Goulbourn, prebendary of ST Paul's, and
one of Her Majesty's chaplains in ordinary.
% sermons in all
"The Life of Andrew Johnson written
from national standpoint by national
man" volume of 800 pages, detailing Mr..
Johnson's political career, with copious ex-
tracts from his speeches, and prefaced with a
very correct portrait of the President.
These books are all for sale by Duncan & Co.,
Camp street, through whom we have received
them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

MEXICO, 2Sth of May, 1865.
Sir-Pressure of time will not allow of my re-
plying by this opportunity to the communications
lof the Governor of Louisiana, which you were
pleased to forward to me yesterday the 27th inst,
with your attentive letter of that date. | shall
with pleasure take the first opportunity of doing
so. In the meantime have to assure you that
there will be no difficulty whatever about the ex-
'humation of the body Of the late Henry w. Allen
formerly Governor of Louisiana, always provided
that the conditions prescribed in the permit which
as those directed BY the Board of Health, whom
as was my duty, consulted upon the subject
have the honor to subscribe myself, general,
your obedient servant, NJ. A. CAMPERO.
Gen. j. Bankhead Magruder
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

PnIsoN LIFE OF JEFrERsoN DAVIS Our
neighbor and friend, MIR James A. Gresham,
sendsus DIR, Craven book detailing SO many in
teresting incidents Of Mr.. Daviss life in prison.
Wehaye already published liberal extracts from
the book, which will give general idea of it.
We regard it as one of the most entertaining,
as well as one Of the most valuable books
lately issued from the press, and everybody
should have copy Mr.. Gresham has it for
sale at No. 90 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
I1rOSpeCGNS.

| Tho FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COM
iANf OF LOUISIANA is organized for the purpose oE
ushG our "t Fne Wood by the process and for tho
sale of the products realized thereom There is produced
rom ONE CORD so DIST led, 25 gallons Spirits Turpon.
tine 50 gallons OIL 100 gallons Pyropneous Acid gallons
Alcohol Pa barrels Pitch or ROsin barrel Tar 5000 feet
Illuminating Gas, superior to that made from coal and 20
bushels Charcoal This incredible though NAV appear to
some, is nevertheless rue and EXPECT tn exceed the
quantity OF some Of the above products with tho m pine %
abundant in this section The process is smple and r
paratiyely triRg expense the articles produced ara MI
marketable and pronounced by the best Chemsts in +f
way N'
The process is patented and rights are sold tho a,g.
states Tor certain number of cords which number can ha
distilled daily for seventeen during the existence ~
he patents The State Of Louisiana has the right to ds
hity cords per day Cwhen paid for for that length of time
Machinery Is in Of erection for this Conar n
ustl ten cords per day, portions of which will be here er
soon ana we have more than enough subscribed to nav for
the right etc, for that but we wish o sas The
control OF the whole amount due the State viz 6y ,ord
works and have therefore re-opened our books for t
tons for that amount
The capital stock s6OO00 six hundred sha.es of sO
each The Stakeholder has the advantage of only being re
quired to pay his proportion towards the ten csrd works
being erected
In connection with this would state tht from the pea
demand for these works in States aud the length ~
e necessary III their construction, quite confident
that the profits arising from works in operation
Will entirely pay for the additional works as fast as they can
be furnished II this prove true the oI
De called upon to pay the original the ten cord
works
Fifteen per their subscription is required to bs
deposited with the Secretary ths Company at the lime
subscribing and ten per more will be called for unon
completion ard successful operation of the works
Unlike petro cum and other mining operations is net
speculative or uncertain but without any doubt viii pay
larger profits on the than any other stock in this
country Toproye that ceraiuy, wish to cal par
tcular attention the fact that before dollar " su money
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
THE FOLLY OF RADICAL Po1IrIorArs.

# the people Of the radical States werf
really honest in their pretensions towards the
negroes if they actually and in earnest de,
sized to promote their well-being and to pro
long their lives if they could prove to us that
they had any other purpose in immediate
view than to strengthen the radical party by
all manner of pretexts, plans and schemes-it
they we're conscientious and fair and plain
and straightforward, without any developed
OF latent trickery or any design to withdraw
the worlds attention from their own real vices
By clamoring against the imagined vices Of
others they would only show a little spios
Of magnanimity and the slightest tinae Ia
human kindness and charity towards usZwa
should feel and manifest disposition to holp
them IN making the best Of the unfortenate
situation which their great blunder has forced
upon the negro without any fault Of his, aad
surely without the wish Of those on whom sss
imposed the task Of securing his welfare.
III such case we should begin BY irnpressaa
upon our Northern neighb hbors-iil-las, That these
American States form white mans country,
Il was discovered, peopled and developed "
tne energy intelligence and enterprise Of
white men It has been ruled by the laws of
White men, and the imperfect, but very con-
siderable degree Of civilization prevalent is the
result OF the care, knowledge, labor, bravery
and torethought of white men. The presence
ora people among us but q few generations re-
moved from sayages, manifestly inferior, ever
the servants of the intelligent races, is an AZ
eident not Of our seeking any more than of
theirs. From few thousands of men and
women who were, like their ancestors sinoe
the beginning Of recorded history, barbarians
q z very low type, they had grown to four
millions af civilized people wearing clothes
sl4f 50 lerssaGs l,r,pi,,,, j, Ii
lre do not kIlg We'll do1 RndSiy Rno% IA sppeak
n tie 6ill know this uch-f kjiled ss ISsB 5vA
rly made they did o. mell - = H'sny 53 !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

CONFEDERATE DEAD.-0n our sixth page
will be found a list of the names of Confeder-
ate soldiers who died and were buried in and
near New Orleans during the war. We shall
keep this list standing for some time, for the
benefit of those who desire such information
as It affords
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

OBSERVANCE OF THE DAY.-Goy. Wells by
an official notice published elsewhere, directs
that all the offices connected with the State
government be closed to-day, in respect for
the anniversary Of independence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

In accordance with custom on every
Fourth Of July, no paper will be issued from
this office tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
of the committee, if one

readiness on the arrival of the committee, if one
be sent
1t will cost, as am just informed about $500 to
disinter the body disnect it by official physicians
and put it into zinc or copper coffin.
In order that the removal may take place soon,
which think better, will apply to the ministry
and let you know by next mail. J. h. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY
The Gold market was very active yesterda,
and sales were unusually heavy, both at th,
Brokers Board and uponssthe street. Rates
however, were exceedingly uniform through
out and the market closed steady at 150469151
which were the opening figures.
Foreign Exchange Transactions in Sterlino
and Francs have been of a restricted character
since ourlast Offerings were limited through
out and the closing quotations last evening
ruled as follows, viz 1668167 for Bank Ster-
ing, 1579159 for Clear Bills, 835f. a3. BOZ
for Bank Francs, and 3,45f @3. 40f for out
door Francs
Domestic Exchange There was very heavy
and steady demand at bank yesterday for
sight checks on the Northern cities, while
offerings Of commercial indicated but little if
any increase from the opening to the close of
business. Quotations still rule at per cent.
premium at bank, and @C95 per cent, premium
out of doors for sight checks on New York,
Boston, etc.
UacnTent Notes and Seeurities.-There was
a fair movement reported yesterday under the
above heading both at the Brokers Board and
upon the street. Prices of favorite classes
were very firmly maintained and in some cases
further advance was realized while most
other descriptions appeared to have been
wholly overlooked
Cottofa-Ihe Cuba's adyioes have had reas-
suring effect upon the Cotton market since our
last, and sales Of 1868 bales were effected yes
terday, at decidedly frmer and steadier prices.
Offerings were light throughout, as most fac
tors uniformly refused to uncover their
samples, while the movement, which was par.
ticipated In BY nine brokers, was generaIlvl
restricted to small ana irregular lots The
closing quotations last evening were 25Ca27c NJ
for ordinary 29@38c. for good ordinary. E39alte
S4c. for low niddling, and s6@s7c. for midi
ding.
Sagdr and MolasSeS-There is no marked n
alteration to refer to in either foreign or doA
nestic Sugar and Molasses. Offerings Of th&
former continue ample, while the supply oh,
latter appears to be almost wholly exhausted.
Prices, however, remain unchanged. and ndl
Improvement in rates is likely to soon transit
pire hI
Wessern Produce The stock of the bettekiI
brands Of Flour has become very much rdo,t
dueed, while the lower descriptions still cont
nue. IN ample supply. Prices are nornipallRfI
unchanged, however, and sales yesterday wet 81
restricted to 2200bblsis Conn isin light suppl43i
with 9 moderate demand ADVANCING figurel
Oats are dull at preyions rates, and Hay
quiet without any alteration in quotations. lss Il
Provisions The European news has ips
parted increased strength to the market al i
Q fair amount ef business has transpirea i ll"i
Pork and Bacon since our last at rather stiff.g
prices =!
The seyerest storm ever known ia Erinneaotsai
passed over Saint Panl on the evening Of til a.
25th ult The Cosmopolitaa Hotel was leveied Z !
with the ground. Several other brick anon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
For Eett
T0ttce.

OFFICE OF THE HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY :
OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, June 2S, 1866.
Inc Annual Election for Directors Of this Company will be
held at its oee No q Camp street. on MONDAY 9Th july
next, from IL O'clock N. to o'clock p NJ
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
For Magnolia.
FOURTH OF JULY PLEASURE EXCURSION

FOURTH OF JULY PLEASURE EXCURSION.
A GRAND ECU H
WILL BE GIVEN AT
MAGNOLIA, MISS, ON Hh july
Some Of the ABLEsT PUBLIC MEN and MOST DIS
T1NGuIsHED ORATORS will address the people upon the
great LOCAL AND PUBLIC INTERESTS OF THE DAY
In the Evening
"A Grand Ban and Magnificent Supper
viii be given at the CENTRAL HOUSE by Nj H Go7rG,
the enterprising Lessee.
A AspLENDID BAND OF MUSIC viii be in attendance.
Excursion Tickets, good for ali excursion and passenger
trains until MONDAY, July 9th, inclusive issued by the
n, 0. j. G. N R. r. Fare New Orleans TO Magnolia and
return So
7. S. WILLIAMS,
ED WARE Genl Ticket, Agent. Genl Sup't.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

No. 44927
The Political Prefect, in conformity with
the decision of the central Board of Health,
has been pleased to grant the necessary permit
for the eXhumation of the body of the late Henry
w. Allen, the following conditions being OBJ
served
1st. Under the direction of proper officer EN-.
Ployed by those interested, and provided always
that the body should be in coffin and zinc case,
TWO holes shall be made in the top of the tomb,
one above and one below, additional care being
taken if the body should be in q wooden case.
I'd. Through the upper hole shall be passed q
tube for the introduction of chlorine, which shall
Ibe at once evolved by the process of Guyton de
lMorveau under the direction of the said officer
Sd. After this fumigation shall have been car
Tled on for some time, the top OF the tomb shall
fbe removed and the coffin shall be taken up, a
pew one being in readiness to receive it, without
Hts being opened.
Il 4th, The cotfius being thus disposed of, they
Ehall be covered with tarpaulin closely adhering
Eo the wood, so that not the smallest space of the
Joints shall be uncovered.
I In virtue whereof, carrying out the present
Erder Of the political prefect for the purposes
FIRED, at the same time giving the requisite au-
lhority to the officer employed for the exhumaton
liter this shall have been concluded he shall give
10 the said Board of Health an account of the re-
bsult Of the act. CHARLES zAvALA,
-, General Of the Prefecture.
l 1HANKs. - Our thanks are rendered to
dessrs. Albert CLARK and j. D. Fulkerson,
flerks Of the steamer Ruth, for very late St..
Louis, Cairo and Memphis papers.
Thanks to the officers of the Southern Ex-
Press Company for late Charleston and Gin
finnati papers. ".. ... ...
Thanks to the purser of the steamship l. c.
Harris for late papers from Texas.
A man named jerks Howard, proof reader
n the Office of the Daily Post, of Detroit, has
ately been arrested in that city on charge Of
murder, alleged to have been committed two
years ago. The story is that Howard was on
ohe steamer Belle Memphis, between Memphis
and Cairo, when he fell in with man travelling
.oward Helena, with whom he engaged in a
game Of cards. An alteration ensued, when
Howard declared he would as lief shoot his
as a squirrel They separated, and
while on his way to his stateroom, Howard was
handed pistol by friend, with which he
'oolly and deliberately walked back to where
he man was and shot him down in cold blood
The wound proved fatal in few days, and
Howard was arrested by company of soldiers,
'ut was released in a few days, nobody appear
ng against him. This same Howard after
Yards acted as .. S. Provost Marshal in one of
he districts of Tennessee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

The seYerest storEa ever known ia Ninneaots
passed over Saint Panl on the evening Of th,
25th ult The Cosmopolitan Hotel was leveiet
With the ground. Several other brick an
stone buildings were crushed in, and a ciro{a,
tent, within which a large number Of spectp
tors were assembled, was blown down, qausibr
tne greatest terror among the women and ch
dren, none Of whom, however. was serious
Injured Carriages buggies and wagons woo
iiited up and shattered, whilst one yehi&a i
taken IN the reanhy the tornado, was tllro{5
clean over the horses head sy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

II is reported that GOV. PratE, of Mlarylar
has made application to tie President for .,
mission to the friends Of Jefferson Davis
visit him at Fortress Monroe, The apple
@op will probably bss granted.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
9TH DAY OF JULY,

9TH DAY OF JULY,
Will be unquostionaby fair There no mistake about this
Institution The prizes will be drawn and fortunate
ticket holder must surely the money Tho drawer gets
either the money or the prize at his choice.
OFFICE T. S. AND A. AssocIArlos,
Mobile, Ala, june 25, 1866.
Hon ]. NJ. Whers. Mayor of Mobile:
Siron behalf of the Tuscaloosa Scientific and Art Asso
citation respectfully request that you will appoint three
dsnterested Commissioners Of unimpeachabe integrity
superntend the drawing of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
ofPrizes to be made the Association this city on the m
Of july for the benefit Of the UNIVERSITY OFALABAMA
Very respectfully N. l. WHITFIELD,
President T. S. and A. Association.
MAYORS OFFICE Cry or MOBILE,
June 10Th, 1866
To Col John II. Hgey H. Ballenyne and Col Chas Forsyh
GenemenIn compliance with the above request appont
the Commissioners named and hope that YOU will
serve Respectfully
I'M. wITHERs Mayor of Mobile
MOBILE, ALA, June 2Gtb, 1866
Hon j NJ Withers Mayor OF Mobile:
sF-n pursuance of your appointment we will serve az
the Commissioners superneud the drawing of the Fusca
oosa Scientific aud Art Association be held in this city on
the 7h of July next for benefit ef the University of
Alabama JEO II HICTFy
H. BALLENTYNE
G. FORSYTH.
Tickets for sale and Prizes Ceshed in Full on demand by
CHAS. t, HOWARD,
y. LICENSED DEALER, No 40 CAMP STREET
And at all Branch Offices in New Orleans
GfEdig s. sGcker
Would respectfully remind the public that besides their Stock
-or-
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
ARE SELLING
SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS
as CHEAP as ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
To the Public
.yE0tsoaa EsKernnche.

157 CANAL STREET .......,.....,157
WINES, LIQUORS END PRESERVES
IN RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
GALLOT CHAVANNE, PRoPRIEToRs,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the pubie In
general that, on MONDAY EVENING the nth inst theT
viii open their Store at l57 C"nastree HomesS
~ tbls which OF an entirely stye-wi alway8
be tound in great abundance splendid assortment of pe
~ al wines, Liquors and Preserves
OF All al o6ands and from every country
FRUITS VEGETABLES MEATJ FISHES and PATEs
Oh a sorts and the best qualities at low prices
N B-A Sample Room for gentlemen will oe found IN .he
back part Of the Store 49,"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

INTERESTING LETTER FROM GEN. sf4GRuDER-
THE BODY CANNOT BE BROUGHT HOME UNTIL
OCTOBER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
Gr0y7S Petroleum St0rc,
Ft9'e1lEen7S
MoNUN1ENrAL ASSOCIATION

MO ENTAL ASSOCIATION,
meeting was held last Saturday evening May 91 at The
Hall of Louisiana Hose Company organised the FIRE.
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION Object: To
erect monumen: the memory of the late JOHN F CRU
Der, the Confederate Dead of Fire Department. and
TO those who lost their lives while performing duty as active
Firemen since September 10th, 1850.
Presideue-1sAACN " MARKS, of Perseverance No 1a
Vice Presst-wm E FITZGERALD, Pelican H. 81 No.
ss,fetary-Jos H. DEGRANGE jackson No l2
Trensurer-JrS 4. BROWN, Louisiana Hose
Late Statutes Of Louisiana.
We have hand for sale full bound or in paper,
THE STATUTES OF LOUISIANA,
Adopted during the December 1866 and tho
recent session of 1866,
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
Law Bookseller and stationers,
No, IO6 Camp Street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
Your obedient servant,

P. Governor Aliens remains are inclosed in
. wooden coffin, and repose in the American
purying. ground near this city, Since writing the
apoYe, have been officially informed that they
reasons
N NW0aId be well, however to have all things in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

Every effort viii be made render it attractive and inter
esting.
Saloons Restaurants Ice Cream and Soda Water establish
ments will be npon the Grounds
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

wEnNEspAY MoRNINe. july l. lses.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

Price of Admission,
Green Tickets admitting person, one day ST.
Red Tickets, admitting persoa, five days, s.
Children under the of fifteen years ACCOMPANYING their
parents or guardians, admittedtree