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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-23
U. q. MarShaI,s yo,ico

United States or America, d, g. "
District Of West Virginia, S. s. Eefs
WHEREAS AN TINFORMATIOy wAs
W hied an the District Court OF ti,c Unit.,i
states Tor the District Of West yIngiaia an, tha
18th day Of November. lsGG. BY the Itt-,rney =,
me United states for said district arain.f y
hsgs Of Brandy aud 2 Kegs Of Whisky sriz.d
a. y Aogntz- Inspector. AZ ParkS,Lu,e
S I sins IN snistaBce that X. W. SirnIroa n nj
Jesse Leo The owners thereof had ne gI.sfeJ srd
Isinsed 10 notify IN writing The collector "A H.
astuet where said Brandy And WhIskv ,rs,.
Owned and held to gauge and pgyye the am, ~
Irseqnlrsd by the internal revenue laws IN 10.
hitea Staies; AID PRAYING process against tl,.
SAID Brandy and whisky. and That fi,s 49,.
nay De condemned and sod as forfeited 10 the
Now, therefore, in obedience 10 III. ,0o,,,,,..
under the seal Of the sid c0urt 10 me IN $500,
and delivered, do hereby give public nst;ee -
AL psEscps Claiming the said HANDY and WIZ,
~, OF IN &Hy manner iltsrss,ed theyeln' d.,
tasy BE- ADD appear before the said Cont sn a.
bid az Whe+iing IL and for the Disfrirf ~ w.
virginia. on the 18th day OF geye,.i.s.- 's ~
iPryHlAsd the same shall &c day az i,,,s,..slo
oslerslss On the mex; day Of jafisdicf;a,, ssoh
Mtsfl then and there to interI,o-e 49,; 49,
and 70 make their alleyatiors IN ~ ~ ~
D1ted Scvsnber i3th, 1sss. - = 1 nal (,
,o,,- ss.AAIEL WALKER. u. q. MAIL,
JOHS g: CHANDLER, Asst n e Iss .:sai'
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q. S. Marsl,aI,s Notice.

United States Of America, G
District Of West Virginia, DO
WHEGEAS AN IMPORTATION WAS
w fled In the District Court of the United
States for the District Of West Virginia on the
18th day Of November. ls6e, by the Attorney OF
the United States for said district against -
barrels Of Whisky or High Wines seized at Par.
kersburg. alleging In substance, that the same
were shipped in October. 1850, nbdsr name
other than the proper name, aud brand known
| 10 the trade as designating the quality Of the
Contents OF the casks containing tho same; and
that the owner thereof had refused and neglect
ed to notify In writing the collector % the dis
tIiet 10 guage and prove the same a. provided
By the internal revenue Laws Of the United
states; and praying process against said Whlky
or High Wines, and that the same may be con.
dernned and sold as forfeited 10 the United
States -
Now, Therefore, In pursuance Of the TnOnition
under the seal Of the said court 20 me directed
and delivered. do hereby give public notice 20
all parties claiming the said Whisky or High
Wines, or in any manner interested fherpIn.
that they be- and appear before the said court IN
BE- held at Wheeling in and for the District of
West Virginia on The 2sth day Of Nove1nbe-, IsCs
provided the same shall be DAY Of Jurisdiction.
Otherwise, on the next dag Of jurisdiction thpte
afterJ then and there TO inteFpOse their claim.
and 70 make their allegations Ia that behalf :
Dated November 18th IsG6 O.
SAMUEL WALKER, L. s. Mar.hal.
JOHSG. CHANDLER, Asst L. s. Att,
nOyl4hi4t
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The BLACK Crook.

A correspondent of the New York
Citizen has been up to Niblo's' to see
the Black CroOk-the last development
of New York obscenity, or, TO be more
accurate. the latest meat for New York
prnrieuce. OF his visit he discourseth
rs follows:
The truth Of the matter is, in making
my debut before metropolitan audience,
l feel decidedly embarrassed. In fact, l
imagine / feel very much rs Bonfanti
does when she comes out in that mar
velous dauce, the pas de demons, which
may freely he translated-not a darn
thing on her.
(How one does have 10 spoil point
occasionally, because of the look of a
thing in printD
Oh, those ddRseHses absolute! When
l think how resolute they are in facing
this fall weather so thinly clad, my saul
is filled with admiration.
Indeed, / am carried back to the frs;
fall, when apples were gathered little
earlier than usual, and relief from the
seventies of the season came only in
the shape of u ig leaf. rs.- g. <-.
5, i do not wish to be considered exige-
ant in my IDEAS of feminine dress. The
prevailing impression with modis.es
seem to be that, in this one particular,
Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that iit;lc long
And am always willing toconform
to the requirements and tastes of the
age.
= Moreover, in this question of dress at
Niblo's the writers exaggerate., They
must exasgerate; for went there the
othsr evening. and saw very little to
find fault with.
Never shall forget the spectacle. As
an illustration Of woman's rights and
tights, 1 question whether the thing
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A EnsiionabIN Dressed

Young lady was swinging a lovely
MORE antique and monstrous filter
along Market street, yesterday, when
Just in front of Il certain store, she
brought the heel of her dainty CATER
boot down npon the caudal narrative Of
II little biack-aud-tan terrier. who was
lazily baskims in the sun. Doggy grew
MISUNDERSTANDING the atlront-and
watching his opportunity, inserted a
fall SIT OF teeth in the calf of her leg.
She did not shrek with anguish, and
no blood flowed from the CHASTITY
wound, Doggy made slight mistake
that time, if he really meant business"
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Piso,, Cure for Consumption.

FIFTY THOUSAND persons do annually
from Consumption in the United States (See
census report for 1867
This remedy has been for several years used
in practi by eminent physicians, with such
marie" Cess that it is now, by urgent re-
quest, to the public IS an infallibe rome
dy for lung and throat diseases. Not every one
in the advanced stage Of the Consumption can
be cured, but many have been, and many more
are now receiving benefits from its use and
this long after all other known remedies have
failed. As an evidence Of our sincerity in the
above statement. we warrant ii to give satisfac.
ton.
EDMUND BOOKING, Druggist No. Odd
Fellows Hall Wheeling w. Va. General Agent
for West Virginia, to whom orders may be ad.
dressed.
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More lhan Half

OF the of the obstacles in your path
arc like a rotten stump in the woods,
WHICH timid man takes for a ghost,
alsl4s away. \ brave man walks
up to it. and finds it to be what it is.
Never he aSSailcd and unwaycred by
what is said about risks and difficulties
aud competitions. Never retreat into Il
narrow and obscure walk, with its only
one tliance Of success and usefulness, as
il it Were he safer for that. Push for
ward, if you have the CONSCIOUSNESS of
ability, into the great thoroughtares,
where, though hundred chances of
success and usefulness should fail Il
hundred chances are left.-Jdmes H"Iker.
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Worth Remen boring.

If you see halfa dozen faults in wo-
man you may be sure she has half q
dozen virtures to counterbalance them.
We love your faults and fear your fault
less women. When you see what is
termed faultless woman, dread her as
you would beautiful snake. The pow
er of concealing the defects which she
must have is of itself serious vice.
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purc., and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
parity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton i so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember To ask for
Hazard & Caswelrs Cod Liver OIL
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gistS. mar 20-mwscow1y.
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CARD TO INVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
ca IS a missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, viii send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine. in seal.
ed envelope. to any ono who needs it, Free Of
eharsr Please inclose apost paid envelope. sd
dressed to yourself Address, JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
City. novl3
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November 23.
Friday Morning,
TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

Logan, List 4 Co. have a very fine
variety of articles in the drug line.
Under the head of trausportion, notice
change of time on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad.
The steamer Hillman for Cincin
Saturday evening.
There will be Il meeting of stockho!d-
ers of the Odd Fellows Hall Associa-
ton on the first Saturday in February
Under the head of Wants, school
teachers will be interested.
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versatilc Company.

This excellent troupe gave their first
entertainment at Washington Hall last
night. The performances were excel
lent. The second exhibition taks place
tonight. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-23

Messrs. Blonde & Bachman have just
received their Fall and Winter stock of
boots, shoes and CATERS. The assort
ment is large, varied and complete, and
will be disposed Of at the lowest rates.
Call ut the corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley and secure bargains.
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WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE
w the attention Of the trade. and purchas-
ers generally, 90 our very large and well assert.
cd stock of goods, OF new and choice patterns
and of our own dirset importation. which We
prepared to sell at less prices than the sam
qualities Of goods can be bonsht in either the
Eastern or Western cities. We solicit call q
WINSHIP. WOODS L CO..
No. Main Street
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NEWADvERTIsEMENTs
,NATICE.

U,HERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS Of the Odd Fellows Hall Asso-
citation on the first Saturday OF February next
for the purpose Of electing nine trustees, anu
the transaction of other business. 1900,
By order OF the Board. F. W. BAsSETT,
nov9aIw Secretary.
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Mrs. Kyle d Mrs. Watkins,
Dress and Cloak Makers
f6f Main stree,, Wheeli...

(0ver the Hoop Skirt Mandatory
lave RECEIVED THE LATEST
IL and most elegant patterns. and are pre
pared 20 do all work in their line in the best
style. Patterns for sale at reasonable prizes.
Stamping for emb-oideripg and braiding doneon
short notice. ss--s. ---~ sepaStf
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g TEAMB BOAT PRINTING
NJ R5qnp,ly and handsomely done as THE
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DALEY REGISTER.

One wear. 0..S1 so Three months. So "
ixmenths :. - % One month 81
10 sIpscRIBERs N TIE CITY.
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from the Bangor Democrat.J
THE SABL K PAIR.

Boston has elected two negro representatives
the Massachusetts, Northumberland
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HIS COMPANY HAVING on

INCONSISTENCIES Corner Of Rupv
and Fayette StrertH aud No. IS, H. and
~, North Eutaw Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-19

REV. Mr.. GLENN, Presiding Elder OF
the Winchester District, says the
Charlestown Spirit, demanded the Keys
of the Methodist church Of Charlesto"n'
On behalf of the Baltimore Conference
during the last week. After various III
terlocutory interviews, the matter was
submitted to an informal meeting OF the
membership, who unanimously resolSeu
that they already had minister, the heV'
Mr. Smith, (who by the way has GeeH
mite indfsposed for the last two weeks
entirely acceptable to them, and as tne
church had been erected at their expense
and not of the Baltimore Conferences,
thev would only surrender it when !ne
courts On decided. NOTWITHSTANDING
this emphatic rebuke, the Rev. reo oun
stmctionist gave notice, as we i1 Sai,
tbat he would be in attendance on oao
I tnaL no w me when it will be determin'
ed as to who s who.
The Martinsburg Ne'o Era is respensl'
HE for the following suggestion: "When
norants cannot make it convenient to
send all their children at one time to
the Post Office, we would advise them to
send mp photographs of those retained at
home. Slips of paper containing the
names of Juveniles unable to walk may
answer in the absence of photographs
Either would doubtless afford satisfac-
tion to business men generally"
THE steam circular saw mill, the prop
erty of Messrs. Davidson and Brathwait'
eighteen miles from Martinsburg, ON the
Berkeley and Hampshire grade, was en-
tirelv destroyed by fire on the Sd inst.
Loss supposed TO be from $500 to 81 900.
The mill will be replaced, and in run
ming order in a few days.
THE editor of the Charleston Journal
has been shown two very large sweet
potatoes, one of them being 344 inches
in length and 81 inches in circumference,
and weighing lbs 10 OF When the
potato was first dug, it weighed si6
pounds and was about six inches longer
We challenge anybody TO beat this po
| fato.
AT the recent session of the Circuit
Court in Kanawha county, N. G. Sims
was found guilty of the murder of Alex,
White. Frank Adkins was sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary for grand
larceny; and George Thurman is to be
sent to Wheeling for two years for horse
stealing.
ONE day last week, VIM. Barthelow
of Fairmont; accidentally shot himself
with a shot gun, decorating his left hand
badly. causing the amputation of one
finger and portion of another. Mr..
BaTthelow was soldier during the war.
On Friday morning last a number of
employees of the Government passed
thro, I'll Charlestown, jefferson comfy,
on their way to the upper Valley, for the
purpose of gathering together the scat,
tered bones of the Federal soldiers who
| fell il battle, and giving them BETTING
sepulchre in Arlington Cemetery, near
| Washington. A wagon train, with cot
| fins, provisions, &c, accompanied the
| expedition, and we are sure the people
of ou valley will render all the aid il
their rower to promote the philanthropiC
| purpose
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Go at Once.

We urge again upon all our readers
the duty of registration. Several OF the
Registrars are becoming tired OF sitting
in their Offices and waiting for voters to
come at the rate of half dozen per day,
and unless the matter is attended to at
once many persons may be prevented
from registering at all Not more than
half of the city vote is yet registered.
We cannot see the sense there is in put
ting off this matter until the last day
The books will be closed sooner than
YOU think unless there is greater
promptitude displayed. We publish
this morning list of the Registrar;
in the city and when and where they
may be found. Be registered as soon as
possible. The defeat of that iniquitous
amendment will be worth ten times the
labor it will cost you to cast your vote
Hunt up your neighbors who have not
registered; take them with you; have
your names recorded as voters, and. on
the cath of next month, vote to rebuke
the partisan intolerance that has i'm
posed this heavy burden upon the PEG
pie and seeks, through this means, TO
perpetuate itself in power, Stand
not upon the order of your going, bnt
90 at once"
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The tendency of this amendment will
be to drive all these citizens beyond the
borders of the State.
But, suppose they remain in West VIZ
ginia, will they be prosperous or prof
table class of residents? What interest
will they havein building up the wealth.
and developing the resources, and Ia
boring for the welfare of that state
from all of whose privileges they are
debarred? What will they care for the
honor or the perpetuity of the new
STATED What motive will they have Tor
sustaining the new government! Does
II not look as though the advocates OF
this suicidal policy were striving to
make these men bitter and relentless
enemies of the State? Now, what is to
be gained 10y this course, what Is the ao-
vantage for which we are asked to pay
90 high price! Absolutely nothing
except the continued domination of such
men as composed the majority IN the
Legislature last winter.
We ask every candid man, be he Dem
ocrat or Republican, Conservative OF
Radical to reflect calmly upon the con-
seoaences of the adoption of the pro-
posed constitutional amendment 1t is
a question in which every citizen should
be deeply interested, and we cannot see
how any man who values the welfare OF
the State and knows that his individual
prosperity is indissolubly bound to that
of all his fellow citizens, can lend his vote
to the contamination of so ruinous a
scheme
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CHAMPION PAPER HANGER

w "a. ORR HAS EAKEN DA-
w VID KURNER into partnership in the
Paper Hanging business, and the firm is ready
to receive orders for hanging paper in this city
and vicinity. Orders may be left at the paper
stores or at the paint shop of j. NJ Stuart,
corner of Union and Water streets Mr. Orr
don't need to ask other paper hangers how to
hang matched. borders or anything else III the
line. aprlSlw
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To Germans.

There are large numbers of Germans
in this city and county who are not re-
gisteredy yet. 1t is the duty and interest
of their fellow countrymen to hunt them
up and have their names recorded. IL
must be dOneright away. Only a few
DAVIS remain before the books will be
closed. 4sSs-
There are also many Germans VINO
came to this country under eighteen
years of age and are not yet naturailzeu
By all means, seek them out at once
They can be naturalized in the munlci,
pal court today and tomorrow but tne
court will probably adjourn on SATURDAY
morning and no other opportunity OF
naturalization will occur until alter the
Registrars books have been completeu'
Attend to the matter this morning
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]. II. GOOD.

TTORNEE AT LAW, GFFECE
n corner Fourth and Monroe stsetsi the
same that is, at present, occupied by Judge
Good. apricIm
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WASHINGTON HALL,
HEALTH OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING.

To the Citizens Of Wheeling
Ample time and every facility has been al
forded Won to improve the sanitary condition OF
vour premises. You have caused the removal
or abatement of over seven hundred nuisanees'
at a cost of not less than fifteen tnousana eoi'
lars. with promptitude and spirit without a
parallel in any community.
Your attention is now respectfully invited 10
the subsequent order under Ordinance regula'
ting Health Office:
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rAvlNG nFMOvED FROM UN.

LEAVING REMOVED FROM UN-
III ION street to No III Main street, oppO-
site Stone & Thomas where we will continue to
manufacture Ladies', Misses and Childrens
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters we would, respect
fully solicit the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon Mr.. Widdel and a liberal share of the
public patronage generally. Feeling confident
to give entire satisfaction both i'll price and
quality of goods ,,,,,,,, ,,o
aprls.2W i. MlDDtL W.
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LITTLE's WHITE OIL,
Manufactured Oniy by T. ". g. G.. E. LrrTLB g.
Co. Scottsyille Va.

Manufactured only by T. ". & O. e. LrrTLB 8,
Co., Scottsville, Va.
After four years OF suspension in consequence
OF the late war, we have resumed the manutac.
ture of this valuable Liniment so we'll known
to the public. It's reputation was well estab.
iished and its use general throughout the Uni
ted States and the many orders and letters Of
inquiry which are daily being received by the
proprietors give ample testimony that its eff
ciency is still remembered by the thousands
who have sold and used it, Messrs. McCABE,
KRAFT & Co, of Wheeling, are constituted
our sole agents for West Virginia, and we re-
spectfuly refer all orders from that State to
them T. W. & G. Z. LITTLE g. co.
Scottaville Va. April LIST 1866.
Ten gross Titles White Oil just received and
for sale by
aprl2Iw McCABE, CRAFT & co.
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HEALTH OFFICE CITY OF WHEELING, !
April 18th, 1866.

The Street Commissioner is hereby directed
to forthwith remove all filth and other matter
in nublic alleys, and repair them so as to estab'
ls6 peyfgct drainage therein. The owners OF
occu1ants of private alleys are requested TO
i6intiv remove within ten days from date, al
eth and deposits of ashes or other mateIlal IN
alleys ownedor occupied by them, TO estsDllsh
free and uninterrupted drainage from their prem
Uses through theft alleys, maintain 1t in proper
SANITARY condition by using disintectants, Qnc
American Disinfectant and Deodorizer Is espec
iaIlv recommended for this purposeQ upon APP
plication at this Office laborers can be procure9
and direction will be given to perform the Work
in \ proper manner. The ordinance regulating
Health Office will be strictly enforced against
ali who fail to comply within the time set iorth
in this notice, and the work will be done at the
cost of the parties concerned, under direction
of the Health Ohice. a.,
The ordinance in relation TO deposit OF often
sive or ether material in or about premises
streets, or alleys, viii be rigidly enforced. IN
der direction of this Office, aforce OF scayengers
will he organized for the purpose Of removing
all offensive and other material in proper man
ner from the premises of the inhabitants Oh the
citv. From the first of May to first OF June en-,
suing. scavengers, prepared for the work, VIZ
call se,nilgesliy, and from the first Of june till
Ssntember daily. R. BLUM, NJ. D.,
anriG Health Officer.
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FenianIsm.

New York, June pa Montreal dis.
patch to the Herald states that .kirmish
occurred Friday evening near Pigeon Hi!
between Fenian accommodating party and
an outpost Of British troops. The Fenians
retrea,ed across The line. No lives we're
lost.
- New York, June 25 About II 900 Fe.
mans assembled outside Of jones' Wood
yesterday, and listened to long speech
from James Stephens. The greeting re.
ceived was verv enthusiastic, and his re-
marks were listened to with considerable
attention. lie concluded with the assur.
ance that before the close of the present
year the green Gag should be unfurled 10
Ireland.
Washington, June 25.-In the house to.
day Gen. Banks stated that he had reason
to believe that steps have been taken BY
our government to ask Great Britain 10
release the Fenan prisoners.
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European News.

New York, June rs Additional for>
eign news by the steamer Germania.
A Berlin dispatch of the 18th says tho
Austrian ambassador bss been recalled
and the interests Of the Austrian subjects
in Prussia will be confided to the care Of
the Dutch Minister.
1t is reported that Flance and Prussia
have come TO an understanding. Prussia
is TO have Hanover, Mecklepburg, Bruno.
wick, Oldsnburg, and .he Elbe Duchies ;
and France is to receive from her, in &C :
qui.tal Of diplomatic and other assistance,
the I'russian provinces on the lsf. bank sf
the Rhine.
London, June i5.--No formal declare
ton of war has yet been made, but Ne
Emperor Of Austria. in a speech to the
Vienna corporation yesterday, said, that
having done everything sl.s he Vas CON-
PEELED 10 re.ort TO the sword.