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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-27
S25. Bartlett Sewing Machine. s2
Pure Balm Water VS.. Impure
~ q Well Water.
REST ~ HOGLANn.

A1oA AZ IAOOl4fANDF
III AElNG obtained NEW AND IMPROVED
II FILTER, patented March ~ 1898 and Is su-
perior 70 the one sold by Mr. Best in the last yeAl
ami having commenced manufacturing them here
they Will be pFeparetO furnish citizens in Dayt ton
them. IL Is a -
FILTER AND COOLER COMBINED |!
And pronounced by all who have ssed them to bo
FAR SUPERIOR (!
To any Fitor ever offered to the public. Persons
az u distance, wishing 70 order ny number within
,en days of this date, will he promptly supplied.
Address BEST a Il0GLANb
Aledawlm Box q, Dayton, Ohio.
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Every Family, Store, Mandatory,
Hotel, &c, should have one.
The Filthiest Water in the World will
pass through it, 81.

Besides its 1ltering properties, it purlhes. 1t is
well known fact that lime and other minerals in
water are injurious TO health. and when the ChOl-
era was last in our midst those who drank rain
water We're less liable TO be attacked and to die by
this scourge Of man than those who used the i'm
pure waters. ... .,... .I.. t.r ..il iI.t..
The altering materials used in this patent ar
rangement (patented by REST u HOGLEN) J are
and are so combined to do their duty perfectly.
BeS~ For sale in any quantities lone or mOro) by
..l ...l.. BEST a. HOGLEN,
aul4dtf iilt DAYTON. OHIO. q.
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Mrs. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents to the Attention Of Mothers her
S 0 OThihG SYRUP !
For Children Tecthing,
Which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
byisoftcning the gums reducing all inGammations
Will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
uf selves and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over 30
years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of
1t what have never been able to say of any other
medcine-NEvER HAS IT FAILED rs SINGLE IN
STANCE TO EXPECT A CURE, when timely used.
Never did we know instance of dissatisfaction
by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
or commendation of its magical effects and medi-
cal virtues We speak in this matter WHAT WE
DO KNow,i after 30 years experiences AND PLEDGE
OUR RRPUrAfIoN PoR THE FuLEIILRENT oF,WH8RF.
VIZ DECLARE In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion re-
lief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered,
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS n PERKINS, New York, is on the outside
wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE. ONLY IS CTS. PER BOTTLE.
@Seas@2p 4t s13yt Z 4 . . Il 4 HI i.5 tj j Is Il 1 fif u III
RObRck,s BIttors.
tSThere is many a true word spoken
i'm jest,'' said a gentleman to his friend who re-
marked that stGreen back arc good, but
RObacks are betIoF.1
A Cough, Cold, or So,e Throat,
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STATE AND GpuNT4 1eAIRs. ~ CtTled hair,
moss, cottort and hhir niattrasses and rib
bons 4; also. a I0t gf nice coats ;jnstthe thing
for the uomlAg Titiis,i iPers6ns in want of
extra bedding viii call llsoon. They are
poiuq. ~ $6l c0ab t... aa1,71g3 a~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-13
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was about stationary last
night, with seven feet six inches water
Cspt. Frank Kemples new Wheeling
and Sunfsh packet, James Rees, attracts
considerable attention at the landing.
She is an excellent side.wheel steamer,
large and commodious, fitted up in q
neat and handsome manner, and in
every way well adapted to the trade in
which Capt. Kemple has placed her.
At the present time there is good bust
ness being done between this city and
Supfi5h, and We are glad to
see that an effort is being
made to keep up with the times by run.
ming first class packet in the trade.
We know Capt. Kemple to be a clever
and courteous steamboatman, and are
sure he cannot fail to give entire salts.
faction to all who may patronize his
craft.
Packets for to-day Express. for Par
kershurg at IL A. NJ, Logan for Steuben-
vile at sP. NJ, Rees, for Sunfsh at 3
P. NJ, and the GAINESVILLE for Bellair at
her usual hours.
The crew of the Potomac left here
yesterday for Cincinnati. The Potomac
will leave that city to morrow, and take
her place in the Wheeling and Cincin.
natl trade.
The Pine Grove has retired from the
Pomeroy trade, and will hereafter run
between here and Cincinnati.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
Is Trust made by Jacob Keller to me, dated
the 18th day of July, 1861, and recorded In the
office of the Recorder for Marshall county, in
deed book fourteen 40 folio fifty mine, (Sg
shall on TUESDAY. the 18th DAY OF SEP.
TEMPER, 1866, proceed to sell ut the front
door of the Court House in said county of Mar.
shall, the following described real estate. ly1D
on Big Wheeling Greek, in said county con;
tanning two hundred and forty-eight acres an
ninety poles, more or less. and bounded as iot'
lows to wit Beginning at q stone corner "
Lewis Bonnet Esq, marked L. b. No. y
thence s I9t, w eS poles to . stone marked /.
b.. No 2, near q run, thence N SGT w poles o
a white walnut, thence Ga w SO poles to .
beach and beach stump, near Bonnetts old mil
thence N IS, w IO5 poles, crossing Big Wheel
ing creek to a white walnut and buckley o
stfimp in an old line of Bennett and Buchanan 8
survey, thence with said line N Is, w l36 poles
to a white walnut and blackberry tree on tho
bank of said creek, thence N 50, Z IS poles,
crossing Wheeling creek at poles to sugar
tree stump near a large sycamore by road,
thence N 81, K l12 poles to a sugar tree, thence
n 76 1913 poles to a sugar tree and white oak
near drain, thence down said drain 2, K 81
poles tn fallen sugar tree on hill side thence
SIS, W "a peles to the beginning, being the
same land conveyed to said Jacob Keller by
Lewis Bennett and wife by deed Of Novembec
9th, 1884, and recorded in book Is, page 457 VI
the records of Ohio county,
The terms of sale are cash. Selling as Irus-
tee shall convex only such title as is vested IN
me, but the title is believed to be unimpeacna'
BILE. VIM. .. GOSHORN,
augl trustee.
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INSURANCE..
National Insurance Company

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Capital Stock. 100000.
GEO. r K MHEAr Jas 81 M Rssfffsh
John E. Wilson, A.C. Quarter,
Samuel Harper, James =; vi,
Geo. Adams james mckinney
j. T. Updegraf, Geo. 4. Hneat
Christian Smith,
This Company, having been fully organizsd'
is prepared to transact business, ana ASKS np
eral share of public patronage.
Rates as low as any first class Company.
Office No. 26 Monroe street, up stairs, next door
to First National Bank. tI1lEE r..
mar22 JOHN BISHOP, SEQ.
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for trade brands, closing steady. Wits
XIV more active, IS in bond and 2 IS for
duty paid. Wheat receipts, $4,000 bush,
els scarce, and 2a3c higher, sales IeI ,,
bushels. Corn, receipts 12o,420 onsne n
10 higher; sales 15o: 900 bushels az GA
inferior: s2as3 for shipping mixed west
ern obaify at later prices for shipping;
Oats , receipts 16,6Os bushels; heavy and
SecIining sales 33 600 bushels at44a
ase for Chicago; 47a5Oic for Milwau.
kee Petroleum quiet; 27a27ic for crude,
and 45a46 for refined in bond. Pork dull
and heavy; $50 1OaS3 20 for new mess,
closing at S33 IL cash; S3l OOa3l 30 for
old do; $50 OOa3O Is for prime: also, 1000
barrels new mess 1or September to
November, at sellers and buyers option,
at $50 5Oa32 25. Beef steady; Bacon
more active; Cumberland cut 15talos,
and 16c for short ribbed. Beef hams
nominal Cut meats firm; l43al5c for
shoulders, and 19ia2l1c for hams.
Lard dull and dropping at ]ea203c. But,
ter dull and heavy; 25a32c for Ohio and
35a5O for State. Cheese lower at lOal7a.
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oAnz. TR1.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
BY LEWIS BAKER
Commercial Matters.
Weekly Review of wheeling Whole
sale Market.

Weekly Review of wheeling Whoie-
sale Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER,
WHEELING, September II, 1866. }
A good general trade during the past
week, with decided advance In some
articles, and especially flour, nails anu
glass 80,
Dry Goops.-Market rather better ;
nrices unchanged. We quote: PRINTS:
prov 11Ic; Wamsatta 15ial53c; Arnold
I6c: Amoskeg l7ic; Washington loc;
Sanders Isc; American l8ial9ic; Sprage
0Oc Merrimac 21c. De Lanes: Light
22sc; dark 273c. Ginghams Wayerly
22c; American 22c; Berkshire 2oc; Lam
c,s}sr 27Ia3Oo. Bleach NuSlin. "a, l5a
l6c; 70, ISa2Ic; A, 24a21a32c: -
363a39c Brown Muslin: "a, l4aloc; TO-
I7al9c; "A, 2l4a23c
FLOUR The market is excited and
prices advancing 1t is feared the 1ate
rains have injured the grain IN the West
This idea is influencing the present eX'
element in flour and grain. We quote:
Super $40 NO; extra Sl1 so; Xxx SIP 2oa
II so; family SlS GOALS 80; fancy Sl4 qua
1850
PRov1sIoNs-In fair demand; shout
ders scarce. No plain hams left. $500
GRAIN-Wheat, choice white 81 5Oa
275; red 81 SO. Corn 70a75c Rye 75c.
Oats 50s55c.
BUTTER-But little doing; sales at 20c.
EGGs-Dull and in small supply at l2c.
CHEEsE-New w. K. I6c; Factory ~
Ous-Carbon SEC for refined; lard
81 80 for extra; 81 IS for No. l.
CoFFEE-Geod to fair 2Sa29c; prime
30a3lc; choice 32c
SUGAR-Sugar house 1l1c; fair I3c;
choice I4a15c; Porto Rico 133al5tc;
hard refined 18c; A, Coffee l73c; b,
do l7c G, do l64c.
SYRUP-5Oa6O for lower grades; 7Oa
81 10 for good 10 best brands; Porto Rico;
molasses 75aS0c; New Orleans molasses
81 Is.
FIsH-Market almost bare of stock;
Halves, liz; 3a34 for No. 2 and No. l
kits Very small stock and prices firm
and advancing.
NMLs-l0d To 81 nails,7 90 per keg;
Sd and 9dnails, 7 70 par keg; I'd and I'd
nails, Z 90; Other sizes IL proportion.
BROOMS-2 50a3 for good, and IS 5Oa
So for extra.
SALT-S2 80 Il ON yard, for ONO River
a 90 for dairy.
ToBACCo-7Oa60c for dark los, Is aud
navy; 95al 90 for bright IS and Is; 81 80
81 80 for fancy chewing brands; goal %
for bright los.
SOAP German lie; common Sc; East
ern family lac
CANDLEs-1Sc for city mould tallow
&c for star; Soc for hotel.
RICE-Carolina 13c; RangOon llt.
LEATHER-Market steady and all ar
ticles in fair demand. French calf-skil
81 OOa2 20; German do So 00a2 10; Amerl
can-do 81 Goal so. Sole leather, hemlock
37a4lc; oak tanned 45a47c; harness 40a
42e upper 36a45c.
WooL-The market is dull; sales al
45a55 according 10 quality and condI'
ton.
GLAss-Market advanced; Shy 1856 co.
10 by II Sc so.
CoTToNs-Steadyi yarn 6Oa65; batting
35a40; Irvine 60a70
FLAxsEED Sales at 81 20.
WHIsKY-Firm and steady at 35c fol
bonded, and 81 &c for raw.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, September II.
Money fairly active at 4s5 per cent;
for loans. Sterling more active and
firmer at lO61a107. Gold is without de-
cided change, opening at l464, declining
to 1451, and closing at l46.
Government stocks are quiet and
scarcely so firm.
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REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.

The market at the beginning of the
week showed considerable animation,
and droves were sold 10 Spectators as
they arrived at an advance of ! cent per
pound over last weeks prices but sub
seauent arrivals proved too heavy To
maintain the advances, ard prices re-
coded slightly
To-day the market opened heavy aud
continued dull throughout, owing 10 the
efforts of spectators to hold the mar
ket, which they did To some extent, and
the average advance over last weeks
quotations may be set down al / cent per
pound.
Cattle for grazing are in demand, aud
farmers are buying at 5a69 cents per
pound.
The market closed dull with but few
held over.
sHEEP MARKET.
There has been an unusually large sup
ply of sheep during the week, mostly OF
an inferior quality, which has had a
dropping effect on the market.
Some GOO head of very fair New York
sheep were received here, designed for
Southwestern Virginia, the most Ut which
were in much better condition than some
which We're offered here for slaag hter.
QUOTATIONS.
Samuel Frankenstoin reports the sale
OF about 900 head al 4ia6c; extra sheep
would command 3c more.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The market for hogs during the week
has been dull, and prices have decliued
though the receipts for the week have
been light.
They are now selling at l4al4Bc per
pound.
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New Sorks Market.
New YORK, September !,

Cotton advanced lc On lower, and !
on higher grades; 33a33ic for midling
upland, and by auction to-day 1000 bales
for government account; 27a36 for ordi-
nary to good midling. Flour, l0a25c
higher, I'D auces chiefly upon sound me-
dium grades which are very scarce; 695a
1000 for Extra State; 50 l5a12 80 for ex.
round hoop Ohio; and Sill 40al3 10
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MAIER & M'KINLEY,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Merchants
Steamboat q geois.
Wharf Boui prOPIiCSO1-,
S heeiicy, West Virginia

GENTS OF TKHE PASKERs.
N IUHG and Pittsburg Line of Daily Pack
cts, lerp large and well selected Stock OF
Boa: st, res aud Family Groceries at Wholesale
and Retail, No. al Water Street.
They have fitted up large and comfortable
Waiting Room on the wharf boat for the exclu-
Sive privilege o. passengers wait ing for steam
boats, where they will be kept until the arrival
OF tue packets. Freights received at all hours
both day aud night, and they will exert them.
selves To their utmost 10 give satisfaction 10 all
by their personal attention To bus pess iiylG
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GROCERIES & PRODUCE
SUNDRIES.

FEW BARRELS PRIDE MA.
n PIE Sugar Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas pure white wine Vinegar, New
York crab and champagne cider (bottled), New
York No. / Salmon, English dairy Cheese,
Pickles and Sauces, Tapioca Pearl Sage Corn
starch Maizena,, &c, Dramatically sealed Sal.
mon, Mackerel, Goldfish, Halhbut, Lobster,
CLAIMS and Sardines, genuine English Mustard,
Salad Oil (best quality French Mustard, Sap
Sage Cheese, Condensed Milk, together with a
general assortment Of seaSOnable articles, just
received and for sale low by
N G.. d. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building
my2S Monroe street, Wheeling, W. '.
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For st. Louis.

Leaves Friday at 5 o'clock P. NJ, the fine
steamer,
LIBERTY No. 4......Capt. j. K. BOOTH,
cu- For freight OF passage apply on
slERt board OF to
Hkz sss.s2 BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
sepI3.2t Agents.
The national Republican., 1866-10-30
THE PRESIDENT AND THE FEE.
MANS.

The New York Tammany Hall committee
appointed to wait upon The President in
behalf Of Col LYNCH, the Fenian, sentenced
in Canada to be hanged for invading that
territory, arrived in town yesterday and had
an interview with The PRESIDENT They
presented Mayor HoFFNAN's letter in behalf
Of LYNCH; also, the resolutions of the Coun-
ellis Of New York on the same subject. The
President assured the committee that the
Government had already taken measures to
secure full justice for American citizens who
were held as prisoners in Canada, and espe-
cially in behalf Of those who had been con-
demned to death. This was shown by the
correspondence between Mr.. Secretary Sew.
ARD and Sir FREDERICK BRUCE and our Con-
sui at Toronto. Subsequently The PREsI-
DENT handed to the chairman of the delega-
tion sealed letter addressed to Mayor
HOFFMAN, in reply to his. The delegation
left for New York last evening. 1t is pre-,
sumed that this letter will be given to the
public as soon as its contents are known tc
Mr.. HOFFMAN. 1t is understood to be il
harmony with Secretary SEwARD's letter t.
the British Minister.
The national Republican., 1866-10-30
THE ENGLISH OPERA.

Notwithstanding the heavy rain last even
ing the National Theatre was well filed by
an appreciative, music-loving audience to
hear, for the first time this season, the Rich.
ings' English Opera Troupe, in WALLAcE's
grand opera Of "Martana." Miss CAROLINE
RrcHrSGs was in excellent voice, and was en-.
Enthusiastically received as time-honored
Washington favorite. Miss ZELDA HARRISON
as Lazarillo, was warmly welcomed, and
proved herself favorite with the audience
by her charming voice and exquisite execu.
ton. Mr.. CASTLE, as Don Caesar de Bazain,
showed himself candidate for popular
favor. He was in fine voice and was heartily
applauded. Mr.. II. G. PEAKEs personated
the King to the highest satisfaction. The
troupe is a success, and its first appearance
last night was magnificent success. But
for the storm the house would have been
filed, as all the seats were sold. Those who
desire to hear these excellent artists tonight
should secure their seats early.
The national Republican., 1866-10-30
Congressman i'm Trouble.

The Erie Dispatch seys that Hon. c. v.
CULVER, now confined in Jail at Franklin,
Pa, declines to avail himself Of his Congress
ional privileges, and will meet his trial in
November Beside civil processes innumer,
able, several indictments charging him with
false prctences and embezzlement are pend,
ing and to be called up next month at Har'
risburg. Last week his house and furniture
were sold at the instance of his creditors
The clearinghouse of the Venango County
Bank-a leasehold with twenty years unex
pircd, and subject to 4 ground-rent of SSe
per annum-was sold by the sheriff on the
18th, as the property of Mr.. CULVER, fol
s5,GO2, to F. d. KISNEAR, Eg., on whose
judgment the writ was issued. The Titus
vile Herald says the property is part o
the assets Of CULVER, Penn 4 Co., included
in the assignment by that firm to WILLIAM
BRouGH for the benefit oftheir creditors.
The national Republican., 1866-10-30
DEATH OF FRANK HENRY.

A telegram, elsewhere, announces the
death of Mr.. FRANK HENRY, of this city
Mr.. HENRY has been well and extensively
known as an.eflicient journalist, having COM
menced his career in that capacity some six
years agoas one Of the reportorial staff Of The
REPUBLICAN, since which time he has been
most favorably connected with the New York
Tribune, Times, and Herald, as war CORE
spondcnt, and lately as a hard-working mem,
Der of the press, in the capacity Of Washing,
ton correspondent for the Cincinnati Gazette
and Philadelphia Ledger Mr.. HENRY has left
a host Of friends who will ever revere his
memory as warn.heartcd and genial gen
tleman. He leaves wife and three children
to mourn his loss-and may He who I" tenn
pers the winds to the shorn lamb" ever have
them Within His keeping. As for him
"Lifes ftful fever is DER, and he sleep
we'll"
The national Republican., 1866-10-30
Attempted SwIndle,

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
received from q firm in New Orleans, q ffty
dollar six per cent. note issued in 1861, and
for which they desired the face in gold
These six per cent. interest bearing notes, it
will be remembered, were issued, payable to
the order Of the holder, in 1861, many being
furnished for convenience to paymasters and
other Government disbursing officers. The
endorsement on the note referred to, on
close examination, proved to be forgery, il
being ascertained that the officer to whom O
certain amount Of this issue had been fur,
nished was captured in Tennessee soon after
the commencement of the war, with this
Government money, unendorsed, in his pos
session. The note was duly stamped as
counterfeit at the Treasury, and returned tc
the forwarders at New Orleans.
The national Republican., 1866-10-30
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.


MRS. Il. L. Davenport and Mrs Perrin
are playing at Providence, r. I.
THE receipts from the "Black Crook
nightly exceed 81, 500
LIEUT.. GEN. SHERMAN had an interview
with the President yesterday.
WILKIE COLLINS has dramatized "Arma
dale and 1t will shortly bo brought out in London
Miss LEO HUDSON, who lately lost So, ,00(
worth Of wardrobe at the burning Of the Louisville
Theatre, goes to Havana next month.
VEsrvALI has just closed q brilliant en-
gagement at Cleveland, and appears next in Chi
osgoj thence she goes to Now Orleans,
The German tragedian, Bogumil Dawson
opened the Brooklyn Academy Of Music last even
ing as " shylock," in tho Merchant of Venice.
MRS. +. b. CONWAY has the Park Thea
tre" In Brooklyn, and Is playing the "Ice Witch.
Ned Lamb Is the stage manager.
The HANLoY BRorHERs are at Mozart Hall
Cincinnati, and Mile Zoe Is at Woods Theatre
in the same city.
PIKE is not rebuilding the opera house il
Cincinniti. Tho Enquirer, Of that city, says tha
Mr.. Pike ayers that no has had enough Of tha
style Of amusement.
\LF. BURNETT, assisted by Miss Helen
Nash. commenced his second week in Baltimor,
isst nigb.', at Sandersons Opera House. lie 10 h
come Wash, ,,gtOnward on Monday next.
A MANAGER in Toronto last week threat
s,sd to ana Miss 'ucy Rushton for damages. sh,
threw up her engage rent, as tho house on her frs
appearance was nearly ~Py'
Mr.. BLASEY CoLE ne, ,nhew Of Lord Monck
the Governor General Of Can. >aa, sls oeen study
ing for the theatrical profession, ana soon TO ap
pear on the boards in London.
EDWIN FoRREsT will play his farewell en-
gagement in San Francisco immediately Stter Us
leste. He will be followed by Lady Don, who VIII
at the termination Of her California engagements
visit New York .. "a.
Mrs. JAMES w. WALLAcK made her frs
appearances in Baltimore this season at the Holli
day Street Theatre last evening, Shakspsars'
play Of . " Winters Tale +" being produced. Mr.
: ,Wallaok was {" Lsontss, the King" and Mrs. Wal
Il Oh appeared u 4" Hsrpions."