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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-22
IRON WORKS.

IRON WORKS.
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS
REEFS IsHED.
'COPARTNERSHIP
The undersigned have formed CO. partnership under
the name and style Of
X H x R A H NJ,
To conduct
GENERAL FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS,
At their newly fitted up establishment, the
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
CORNER OF NINTH AND CANAL STREETS,
South side of Basin,)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Are now prepared to manufacture
STATIONARY and PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
OF any required power.
ALSO,
SAW and GRIsT MILLS,
STEAM BOILERS,
BRASS and
IRON CASTINGS,
FORGINGS. and
MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Having obtained most Of the patterns OF the late MI
Philip Rahm, build new and repair old Machine
~ with great facility; and, being supplied with the
labor saving tools, favoraby compete with
any establishment in any kind Of work, both as to
quality and price.
The senior Partner,
FRANK KAHL,
A Mechanical Engineer was, for number OF years,
superintendent and partner il, the late P. Rahms
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
ADOLPHUs J. RAHM,
Son Of the late P. Rahm, aided by
T. KAHL.
Has conducted the business of his father since his
DEATH in January 1852 until the fire in April, 1865,
when the works were destroyed.
We the public that any work entrusted TO us
will be carried the most scientific and practical
plan, combining simplicity with efficiency, and econo-
my with durability.
As successors to the late Mr.. P Rshm, of the Eagle
Machine Works, Cary street, Richmond, Virginia,
we solicit continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed by that establishment from its friends
and the public generally.
FRANK KAHL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-22
RAILROADS. &c.

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DICHMOND A Nd DANVILLE AND
III PIEDMONT RAILROAD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
New. from New XOTlI.

New YORK, April 2-.-The Tribune. >
.neciai saws the total amount held by
the Freedmen's Savings Bank IN the
Sonth on the lat inst, was cf2 $50,
since which time the snm has been
largely augmented
The receipts from internal revenue
yesterday were 4. 5,l3I
Munroe, Mayor, and Nixon, Alderman,
Of New Orleans, have been Pardoned
Admiral Farragut has disapproyed the
charge against Mnnroe that he attempt
ed 10 procure the assassination ot Com
mSdore Bailey
"A man named fei5. August Madison
has been arrested in Washington rs the
supposed accomplye Of Probst N the
Philadelphia murter
The President has 0TdeTed the suspeh
sion OF the execution of five rebel guer'
rlllss convicted by couTtmartill OF mnr
derinC five Union soldiers
Residents of Birmingham, England
have sent the Treasury Department
s4.50u IN gold for the benefit Of the freed
men
Senator Morrill, has been directed BY
the District Committee TO report Uili
Granting suffrage to educated property
owning citizens. soldiers aud sailors OF
color in the District
The Herald's special says II is re
ported on good authority that the Span
isb Minister has proposed to accept the
mediation of the United States in tht
Spanish Chill an complication, REFERRING
claims against Spain to our government
and abide the decision of Representa-
| tons
Messrs Conkling, jerks, Boutwell, anC
others are at work upon new Bank
rupt bill Such a bill as they Will agEe
upon is pretty sure TO pass
The House Judiciary Committee l
still at work upOn JEFF Davis case Th
minority OF the committee complain
unjust proceedings by the majority Il
not allowing sufficient latitude for cros'
examining witnesses The report
looked for soon.
The statement that the Secretary
the Treasury had decided to put a hy
ner cent. loan upon the market - III
trne The subject has been under .,
r;sement. but no decision reached
The Posts special says The Con
m;ttee of Commerce of the Senate, tn
morning agreed TO report IN favor OF II
comfrmation of Mr.. Smythe for tt
New York collectorshlp.
The President has suspended the ex
crtion of death on a sentence passed on
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Washington News,

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The President
officially proclaimed the convention be
tween the empire of Japan and the
| government o the United States Great
Britain, France and Holland, providing
tor the payment to these governments
| of the sum of $4,000 900 for indemnitieS
and expenses. This convention was
made in order of the hostile acts of Mori
Daizen, Prince Of Nagato and SenaO,
which were assuming such formidable
proportions as TO make ii difficult for the
Tycoon faithfully to obseve the treaties,
Governments above named having been
obliged to send their combined forces to
the Straits of Simonascki, in order to
destroy the batteries erected by that
deamon Tor The destruction OF foreign
vessels and the stoppage of trade by the
government of the Tycoon on whom de
volyed the duty oi chaStising this rebel
lions prince being held respOnsiblef for any
damage resulting TO the interests of the
treaty powers aa well as the expenses
occasionea by tho expedition, the Gov,
ernments of the United States, Great
Britain, France aud Holland, declare in
the convention that InasmuCh as the re-
ceipt of money has mover been the object
of the said powers, but the establish
ment of better relations with Japan and
desire to place these on u mors salts
factory and mutually advantageous
footing is still the leading object in
view, therefore, if his Majesty, the Ty
coon. wishes to offer in lien. of the pay
ment Of the sum claimed and as materi
al compeuaeration tor the loss aud in
iulies sustained by the opening Of Sim.
monasCski at othei ports in the inland
sea. it shall he az tho option of said gov
ernmenis to accept the same or insist on
the payment Of indemnity in money
under conditions above stipulated
WA5HGNaToH, April 29-Dr Daily,
speCial agent for the Post Office De
partment for Louisiana and Texas, has
arrived in this city direct from New
Orleans When the Doctor entered
upon his dutios last fall thsEs was not
Postmaster in all Texas but now loyal
Postmasters, who, have taken the test
oath, dot the STAR all over, and service
has been ordered on nearly all the lead
ing mail routes on terms favorable to
the Department.
Mr. Dailys reports no particularly
encouraging iii relation 90 LOuiSiana lie
thinks it the best reconstructed State in
the South The pe1pIe are i'll a good
humoT, and the freedmen are all at work
III TecOnstruCting plantations and
wrecked fortunes
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History of n Torpedo Rou.

General Maury's report of the defense
of Mobile narrates the eventful history
Of a torpedo boat a. follows:
II was built Of boiler iron. was abont
thirty-fve feet long, and was manned By
crew of nine men, eight of whom
worked the propeller by hand. The
movements below the surface OF the wa.
ter She could be submerged at pleas.
ure to any desired depth, or could be
propelled upon the surface. In smooth,
still water her movements were exactly
controlled, and her speed was about four
knots.
Ii was intended that she shOuld ap
proach any vessel laying at anchor, pass
under her keel and drag floating tor
pedO, which would explode on striking
the side or bottom of the ship attacked
She could remain submerged more than
half an hour without Inconvenience to
her crew. Soon after her arrival in
Charleston, Lieutenant Payne, of the
Confederate navy, with eight others,
volunteered to attack the Federal fleet
with her. While preparing for their
expedition the eswell of a passing steamer
caused the boat to sink suddenly, and
all hands, except Lieutenant Payne, who
at the mumUut was standing IN the open
hatchway, perished. She was soon
raised aud again made ready for service
Lieutenant Payne again volunteered to
command her
While lying near Fort Sumpter, she
capsized and sunk in deep water, drown
all hands except her commander and
two othera Being again raised and pre-.
pared for ac,ion, Mr. Aunley, one ~ the
made an experimental
cruise in her in Cooper River While
submerged at great depth, from some
unknown cause, she became unmanagc
able, and remained for many days on the
bottom Of the river with her crew of
nine dead men. A fourth time the boat
was raised, and Lieutenant Dixon, Of
t he 2lst Volunteers, with oight others,
went out of Charleston Harbor IN her
and attacked and sunk the Federal
steamer Housatonic Her mission at
last accomplished, she disappeared i"r-
ever with her crew Nothing is known
OF their fate bat IT is believed they
went down with the enemy
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,th Carolipian convicted by Militia

South Carolinan convicted by Militia
rysCourt in Charleston.
The Commercials Washington special
saws: Chief Justice Chase and other
leading radicals will be content if the
constitutional amendment introduced
by Senator Wilson yesterday or It's
equivalent can be adopted by the Recon
struction Committee.
The Commercials special says: The
Reconstruction Committee agreed to
report the following constitutional
amendments:
First The Bingham proposition Sc
curing rights Of all citizens in every
State and forhidiing State legislation TO
the contrary
Second. Basing representation npon
numbers, excluding al YSho are excluded
from the polls
Third Reputation of the rebel debt.
Fourth. Giving Congress power To
enact such laws as are necessary to en-
force those amendments in addition to
two bills which will be reported-one
admitting congressional delegations
from those States ratifying these amend
ments, and the other declaring ineligible
TO office the leading rebel officials.
A special says: The committee have
not yet agreed upon their report, but
the plan of the New York delegation
seems TO meet with favor
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 2S.-Genera
Candy was to-day before the L. S. Cir
emit Court for contempt in preventing
the execution of a writ of seGuestration
obtained by the IT, 5. Treasurer against
500 bales of cotton The case was fully
argued, and all the bar present. Judge
Durell says he might as we'll close court
at once, if its writs are disregarded, and
remarked that it would be unavailable
so long as bayOnets were glistening in
the court room.
Cotton agents are suing tor the writ Of
habeas corpus, but are refused General
Candy has ordered the quarantine of all
New York shipping coming hither DR..
Slower says the cholera never visits
warm latitudes in summer. The Liver
pool Line is fully established and work
ing Admiralty Confederate exileS are
returning from Texas, and bring favor
able reports. The crops are the largest
ever grown.
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stand from Under.

II has transpired that the proceedings
Of Thur1day's sitting of the Reconstrnc
tion committee were Of 4 character to
seriously alarm The radicals who have
been disposed to fight it out 10 the brt
ter end against the Presidents policy
Report has il that Mr. Boutwell,, of Mas
sachusetts. broke ground by opposing
the whole scheme of enforcing negro suf-
frage, and urging the adoption Of plan
of reconstruction basing representation
upon population excepting from repre-.
sentation such males above twenty-one
years OF age as ara not voters, aud leav
ing the whole question ofsuHrage to the
States Mr. Boutwell, alleged that Two
or three New England States were al
that could be counted on e. -n-taiG IN
forced negro suffrage
Mr. Thad Stevens opposed 'hr prop"
sition Of Nj Bon well with considerable
heat, declaring that II the committee
commenced to rccrdr tLey might as well
give the whole thing up senator How
ard aud others took part ~ the ~nb~e
oueui debate, a-d finally The committee
adionrueh until Saturday "th"u!
action
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

In lifting the kettle from ithe fire I scalded
myself very severely--.one hand almost TO q
crisp. The torture was unbearable. =
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and
left very little scar. CHAS. ROSTER,
40 Broad ST., Phili lelphia."
This is merely sample OF what tn, Mustang
Linment will do. 1t is invaluable IN al cases
Of wounds, swellings, sprains, outs, | ruises
spavins, etc, either upon man or beast
Beware of COunterieits. None 10 genuine I'M
less wrapped in fine steel.plate engravings
bearing the signature of q. w. Westbrook,
Chemist and tn pirate stamp OfDENAs BARNES
& Co, New York.
Saratoga spriaE Wafer, sold by all
Druggists
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5. T-ls60 -X.-The amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold in one year il something startling
They would Ill Broadway six feet high, from
the Park to 9Th street brakes mandatory Is
one of the institutions of New York. II is said
that Drake painted all the recks in the Eastern
states with his caba listic IS. 7 T-lsC0.-S-, +"
and then got the old granny legislators TO pass
law preventing disfguriDg the face of Ma
ture, which gave him a monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we do know the Plantation
Bitters SRLL as no other article ever did They
are used by all classes of the community, and
are death on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very
invigorating when lauguid and weak, aud
great appetizer.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by nil
Druggists.
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Trial of I.ham Henderson.

NASHVILLE, April 25-The trial 9i
Isham Henderson is still cont!hu7I
His counsel denied the jurisdiction OF
the Court The Court overruled the
plea Col. Coyle, acting for Henderson
asked the reasons for overriding. Inc
Court declined to give them. The
Court adjourned until the 30th inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
New IoTE News.

New YORK. April p Dt. &Umhutn5
health officer publishes i letter stating
that the sick were transferred rom the
Virginia in the sam, manner n which
they have been transferred under qnaI
antiEe in this port for quarter ot . cen
tury That as an evidence Of the ELI
cheney with which hc has thus iIr met
the disease, the mortality uu board the
V;rainia since her arrival here has been
less than hall at rirlt ~ that which oc
cured at lIIilltA auIuuH The passengers
A dispatch has been ir"elyed here IrOm
Halifax stating that the passengers OF
tle ENGLAND who were left there are nov
well, and that not one death has occur
red in the week past. The Halifax an
thOrities have determined 80 send these
passengers Oh 60 THIS city Tie Pds-en
GERS detained IN the cholera ships in the
lower quarantine viii probably he al
lowed to come to this city soon There
has been no disease among them HE
battery barracks are beng pnt III order
for the Use of the Board of Health but
IL - thought they Viii moi be required
Gor some time The steamer Empire
Cit, has been granted lay the govern
ment for quarantine use
Since last report by the health ot1iCeI
there have been thirteen new cases oi
cholera admitted 10 the hospital sliF
and five deaths leaving ninety-siL cases
in the hospital The cases among the
adults are Of a mild character, while
those among the children are severe and
viii probably prove fatal The slOOps
of.war Saratoga and Portsmouth under
orders from Washington, have been sent
to the lower quarantine ts lie used q
hospitll ships
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

aqua DE MAGNoLA.-The prettiest th,nS a..
sweetest thing" and the most of II for ,hs ths
least m oney. 1t overcomes the odor OF nersnS'
ration softens and adds delicacy TO the sLip .
Inflammation, aud is n necessary companion In
the sick room, in the nursery and upon the tot.
let sideboard. 1t can be obtained everyw here
at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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A Man by the name Of BunuolI. resi.
ding at Pequonnoc, near Bridgeport,
Connecticut, was killed instantly few
davs ago, by falling down stairs ana on
to a butchers knife which h. was carry
ing on the top Of basket Tie knife
pierced hi- heart sud he d.si uumsdi
ateiy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

WHAT DIp Irt--A Young lady, returning IL
her country home after soiouTn Of few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place of rustic flush face, she had a soft,
ruby complexion. of almost marble smoothness
an instead of -, she really appeared but IL.
She told them plainly she used Hsgan'g Magno.
liza Balm, and wouid not be without It. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. IL can be ordered
OF any druggist for only ~ cents
Saratoga spring Water, sold bY all
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

AL who value a beautiful head OF hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turn
ing gray, will not fail TO pSe Lyons celebrated
KathaiTOn 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradicates dandruti, and causes the hair
TO grow with lUXruant beauty. Sold every
where +. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist New York.
SnraIogn spring Water, sold by Fl
Druggists.
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LOUISVILLE, April 29.-Revenue ofic-
ers have seized the books of the Louis
vile and Cincinnati railroad company
for failure to stamp freight receipts.
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BauH II asEbeTy at Caiiz ,OhiO-s3j0
600 stolen,

CADIZ, OHIO, April 29-AbOut o'clock
this morning the Harrison National Bank
Of Cadiz. was entered by six burglars
and government securities we're taken
The securities are described N hand bills
sent by mail to Cleveland $4,000 re
ward The above reward vill be paid
for the appreben, o. ii the robbers aud
the recovery OF the securities, or $1,000
for the former and Sl5 GJJ for the latter
The burglars escaped on a hand car on
the steubenyiile snd Indiana railroad
leaving the car at Alexandra station u
miles west Of Stenbsuville. aud made
their way north by the Cleveland aud
Pittsburg or Plttsburg and Fort Wayne
railroad, or the Ohio river, at OF neal
Wheeling
lSigued) CHAUNCEY DEWEY,
Pres't of the Harrison National Bank
Csdiz. Ohio.
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p w. ROSLE'Y,

,,sNUFACTURER o. 40 MW"N n,
vi AND FANCY CANDIES amt dealer "
tS,Tsign Fruits Nuts etc. No ilG Market 81 o
wheeling Va. .,.
also Parties and Weddings furnished Win
80. cream and Cake At the shortest notice
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DETROIT, April 29-Navigatioa is open
10 Chicago The Northern Tr4HsPorts.
ton Compauys propeller Maine arrived
this evening
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WILLIAM KRYTER,

.s>NVEaCTTRER or SIZE sh-'
III Knives. Scissors, Cutlery, sheep Shears IFS
-, and dealer in Hardware and Guns NO. io''
-5ket Strest Wheeling, " Va sep"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

ucmstreet's luimtable Hair Colorlng has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
II acts upon the lbsorbents al the roots OF the
hair, and changes il 10 its original color by de-
prees. All instantaneous dyes deaden sna In
lure the hair. Heimstreets IS not dye, but Is
certain in its results, promotes its growth, and
Ia beautiful Hair Dressing Pice 50 epHts and
81 90 Sold by all dealers
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by al
Dealers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

ERIE, April ga fire broke out this
afternoon on Peach street. near Woelte
yes hat store, destroying the greater
part of row Of frame buildings in
which it was located. Sparks from the
fire ignited aud destroyed part of the
wholesale furniture manufactory of Jos
Zerr. Loss s35 600 10 $4,000 Insur
ance light
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Inrrinrr Mnnnfariotl
( E @. BAYHA

r,HEAU, SRAGNER AND tssAs ,,o
,.esrirrton Hall a few doors above Monroe
rect keep constantly on hand t"li assert
aent of the above articles ..-., ant.
their wagon rune constantly Go all parts f..
49,, lie civ with Bread Crackers. hushS At naAo7
r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

LYONS EXTRACT OF PuRE JAMAICA GRGER-
for Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn Sick Head,
ache Cholera Morbus. &c where a warming,
genial stimulant is required. It's careful prepa,
Tation and entir: purity makes it cheap and
reliable article Tor culinary purpsses Sold ey
erywhere, at 20 cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists ieBe'eolhuIH
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CBAELEs SIEBKE,

.,CCE aaOR TO H, H12lB D1EflSni Isitb
- - tbc Il s o. II r Depot Vince ling
Al kinds Of shawl, Ribbons, aud sys
:,,ti,n oS SiIEs aud N,oplen Goods exc
IN Snort notice s.t on reasonable terms
,ri. : The irst and beat steam i'lng tStah
in tb, western States >eP'
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richardson & M'Aennan,
,TSRxFEs EREIW OFFICE
/ No 60 NGuTGe street glove iih W h'''
icGi... q
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BUSINESS CARDS
DR.. E. ]. HENNIG,

Tnu,EOPATgs PEEXsIGssN "
Ill has removed his Office e. Union -treel be
tween Market and Fourth. Once ho"- I'oh
10 Ga. II t13 p IN {" y T. m
~
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ACCUAIMDDa TIuA MA
IBz,i s. I.aiE

4 bg the following schedule IN and after tie
7d December 1866.
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TRANSPORTATION
WINTER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. K

p,FI.F BALTIMORE = ONO RAnKoAU I,
WuEFLT,-a Sd Dee, lstS
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81. W. PHILLIPS,

RON AND BRAss EoUN a 4 !" !;
]. STEAM ENGINE BUtk416h' - ""' ''''''"'
, 1866-12-04
$3.50 90

AT Gouverneuren var stillet f6lgende
Endringsforslag:
81, Isledetfor Diet opf0rte Bel0b $4,000
til Observation-Disclosures til Fattige, Devil
ges ...$4,32O 90
deraf anslaaet for Christiansteds Jurisdic-
tions $2,885 og for Frederiksteds SLABS,
hvorved Bevillingens samlede Bel0b bill
yer $4,88O.
2, AT Diet opf6rte Belob til Begravelses-
omkostninger for Fattige $500 a~nslaaes
$3.50 for Christiansted og $11O for Frede-
sted."
Gouverneuren oplyste, at det i de 6
Maaneder: April til September d. A. til
Observation-Disclosures m~edgaaede Belob
udgi6r: i Christiansted $1,415 SO, og i
Frederiksted $3.50 OS; og han antog, at
Diet vii vaere fuldkommen tilstrekkeligt at
a~nslaae for de 0vrige 6 Maaneder at Finants-
aaret $1,47O, eller $245 pr. Manned for
Christiansted, og $3.50, eller 1925 pr.
Manned, for Frederiksted.
bet andet Endringsforslag var begrun-
Diet i, at Udgiften til Fattiges Begravelse
havde / de forl6bne 6 Maaneder Eeret la
we're i Christiansted, men hoiere i Frede-
riksted end der j Henhold til Gjennemsnit-
tet for tidligere Aar var blevet a~nslaaet i
Anm@rkningerne til Bevillingsforslaget.
ste kongevalgte Medlem (Walker) meen-
te, at den ~tiltagende Udgift til Begrayelse
af Fattige i Frederiksted MATTE hidr0re