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TIE F1RE-The frewhich we briefly

TIE FIRE-The frewhich we briefly
noticed on Saturday morning, by which
J. B. Detwiler g. Co.'S Touring mills
were destroyed, was one Of the most dis'
astrous which has occurred in this city
for some time. The fire was first discov'
cred about one o'clock in the morning
when smoke and flames were seen issu-
ing from the front windows OF the mill.
The mill was three stories high in front
and four stories high in the rear front
inc the river. The fire was discovered
on the FIRST floor fstle front story Of the
bIi;idine. Before the doors of the mill
were broken open the fire had gained
GREAT Roadway, and when an entrance
Vas forced into the building the flames
spread with frightful rapidity. In less
than ten minutes the entire building
was enveloped in flames, and the heat
was 80 intense that for time our noble
firemen were obliged to keep back some
distance or shield themselves behind the
tottering walls. The entire building
and contents were destroyed, and the
boilers, engine and machinery badly
damaged. Portions of the walls of the
building fell, and the machinery was
much damaged by the falling brick.
The loss will be about forty thousand
dollars. The building was insured for
twelve thousand dollars, and the stock
destroyed was principally insured. The
insurance was in the Citizens, Frank
lin, Fire and Marine Of Wheeling, Man
haitian and Ktna companies. +
As usual, our fremen covered them
selves with glory Notwithstanding the
scarcity of water and the inefficient hose
and apparatus with which they had to
work, they heroically stood their ground,
and worked until daylight. For a time
it was feared Butterfield d Co.'S malt
house and other neighboring buildings
would be destroyed, but through the ex-
ertions of the firemen the flames were
arrested and subdued before they had
extended beyond the Touring mills.
The new twenty-inch water pipe which
is being laid will furnish all parts of the
city with an ample supply OF water.
But unless our fremen are furnished
with better apparatus and stronger uud
more reliable hose, we have very little
security from CONGREGATIONS. The steam
fire engine, which is capable of carrying
one hundred and fifty pounds of steam,
on Saturday morning was only able to
work with forty, and then the hose
bursted several times.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of
an incendiary, as there had been no fire
in the mill for some time The safe in
the office of the mill was found open and
its contents were entirely destroyed.
The proprietors Of the establishment
have owned the mill fora little over two
years, and had by their untiring energy
and strict attention to business, built up
a good trade and were doing heavy
aud no doubt profitable business. The
loss will fall heavily upon them, as their
business will have to be abandoned until
new i'll built.
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Coal BAEGEs SUNK.-Last night as
the tow-boat Picket was coming down
the river with six coal >barges, the flats
came in contact with 4 snag near Glass
House Rifle. The barges all broke
loose from the boat, and two were sunk.
Before the boat had passed the city, the
pilot was master Of the situation" and
had recovered the four floating flats and
secured them to his boat.
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ACCIDENT AT THE THEATRE.-On Sat
urday evening at Washington Hail
while the play of Richard the Third was
being performed, when Richard and
Richmond were having their sword com,
bat, Richard knocked his antagonists
sword out of his hand, and off the stage
out into tho audience. The hilt of the
sword struck young man named VIM.
Is. Walters on the head, producin a
painful but not serious wound.
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PURFST AND SWEETEST Con LIVER
Ou--in the world manufactured from
fresh selected livers on the sea coast.
This oil is characterized by sweetness
and purity peculiar cit alone Its
reputation is SO great that it takes the
head OF other oils, and is universally pre-
scribed by physicians Remember to
ask Tor Hazard Il Caswell's Cod Liver
| OIL -
CASWELL, MACK 4 Co, New York,
Sole Manufacturers,
For sale by all Druggists. T20wms
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PruuIsrIC.-On Saturday afternoon
two draymen iLdulged in a pugrh>uc
encounter on Main stree, The men
freely used their heavy whips for a time
and had not bystanders lnterlered seri
Gus results might have enSued' The
pugilists we're separated after abeut thu
fourth round, and repaired to neighbor
ing stores to wash oft the mud an(
"duid' with which their faces and band
were despatched.
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For sale by all Druggists To0wms


Doors AND SHOES FOR TIE MILLION
We observe that our cnternrising
shoe dealers Messrs Blond and Ronb
man, have on hand one of the LARGEST
and most complete assortments of boots
shoes and CATERS ever brought to the
city Prices reasonable. Call at their
store, Main Street, corner Sprigg Alley,
and secure bargains.
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Two FINE HORSES have been purchas-
ed for the use of the United" Fire Com
pauy, in order to enable them TO get
their steam engine to fires with more
rapidity and with less labor to the mem
hcIS of the COmpanY.
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Gard of Thanks

We desire to return om thanks to the
members of the different fire companies
OF the city. and especially to VIM y
Harrison aud his force OF the nited,
f,r their uniting efforts t. save ouI
property.fro destruction by fire on Sat
uTday morning
J. b. DETwILER II Co.
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WEATHER Saturday was a very dis
agreeable day. The sun was obScured
until late in the afternoon, and alternate
light and heavy showers of rain were
the order of the day.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS Bottle
Wax for fruit cans FahueSt0Ck' ), Anchor
Diamond Cottage. Philadelphia and 9th
er brands Of white lead, Goes Dyspepsla
Cure and Pisc's Cure for Consumption
for sale by T. II Logan n Co, and Lo
can. List & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists. Wheeling,
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LECTURE 10 YuUNG MEN.-Rev. Mr.
Taggart, of the Baptist Church, will de
liver lecture to tho Young Mems Chris
tian Association this evening, at eight
o'clock
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IHE Cameron Amateur Dramatic
Troupe arrived in town last night by
the Express train. The troupe numbers
fourteen, and will play this evening at
Washington Hall for the benefit Of 4
Church now in process of erection in
Cameron,
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TuE APPARATUS has been ordered by
the city, and in a short time the Guards
Fire Company will be converted into ;
hook and ladder company
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PoILCE.-On Saturday in the Police
Court two men were arraigned for dis
orderly conduct. Doth established their
innocence, and were dismissed.
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ACADEMIA few days ago Rev. }. A
MIntyro, of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church of this city, met with an acct.
dent at Allegheny city, Pa. In stepping
from train ut the outer depot, his loot
tripped on a cross-tie and he fell to the
ground. His left hand was slightly
bruised, and he fortunately escaped
serious injury.
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CURES COUGHS, COlDs, WHO'D
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DR.. LAR00KAH'S
Sarsaparilla COMPOUND !

NOR THE SPEEDY AND PER
IL MANEST cure Of Liver Complaint. scrof
ula, or Kings Evil, Dyspepsia Dropsy hou
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Pimples. Pustles Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Salt
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the stomach Side and Bowels, General Debili
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II ia doubt he strength Of any other Sarsspa.
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by the medical faculty "a the beat and cheapest
BLOOD Purifier e1tant. Price 81 ~ per Bottle
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Old Home Bittsrs.
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Regulates the StOmacS.
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Old Home Bltters.
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The Great Summer Remedy
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To Invigorate tho Invalid.
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Old Heme Bitters
VIII Cure Dyspepsia.
Will Cure Weakness.
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viii Cure Heartburn.
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u,URC NOE PCL FEH
ISRD slate and vIscOus matter - = rooDnG
material stands unrvalled A mAstlc-It Adapts
itself 20 every shape and slope. II 10 non com
bustible impervious, nOn-eEpansive, ana uhde'
caying Frost does not crack, nor heat dlsso'e
II The only roofing material ever discovered
that will resist the acton Of tho elements "a
long "a the structure 1t protects tor rePSnH
ola and preserving new metallic roofs OF ~
kinds PlAstIc slate has never been S2uASsu
While II has proved al InyAluAbls acqulslti0" 70
the mechanic arts a. preservrr OF metal ~hd
wood when ITO bedded IN water Or earth, or eI,
posed 10 the weather. Being suscsplDle OF
little If anv wear from exposure, and peFieIHJ
freproof. 1t il uneq naled a paint Tor railroad
and farm buildings, fences and 6ridges, non OF
wooden ~
Having procured the sole night TO use the
above roofing material II the counties OF Ohlo
and Wood wo are prepared At AL times 70 put
on new OF repair dip roofs Al the shortest POss
he notice our terms are reasonable and Work
su~i JOHNSON. CAPEHART & CO.
no. l7g Market Square.
-,,1s Wheeling. W. Va
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TRANSFORMATION.
SUMMER scHEDuI,E7
Hgdo cd CT -sisE-A-i &C. -.
BALTIMORE & OHIO, i R ! r

OYFICE EAETMoRE emo RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, june II, 1866.
TDAssENGRR TEAMS WILL BUN
L by the following schedule on and after the
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J. b. DETwILER Il Co.
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MIR. Dennison,s Reclamation.

We published yesterday the letter OF
Hon. WILLIAM DENNIsoN, rendering to
the President his resignation of the Office
of Postmaster General. and we likewise
subjoined the brief reply of Mr.. JOHN
son signifying his willingness to dis
pense with Mr.. DIS services 1t may be
well to remember the reasons assigned
by Mr.. DENNIsoN for taking this step.
We quote his own language: I'm thus
withdrawing from your Cabinet, it is
proper to say that ! do so chiefly be-
cause of the difference of opinion be-
tween us III regard to the proposed
amendment to the Constitution, which
approve, and the movement for the Con
vention to be held at Philadelphia, on
the 14th inst, to which / am opposed. "
Now that the initiative has been taken,
it might be presumed that all Federal
ofice-holders who agree with Mr.. DEN
NIsoN will follow his example. Mr.. d.
seems to think that Executive patron.
age should be enjoyed only by those who
can give au Executive support And,
indeed, we rather admire his manliness
in declining longer to receive benefits
and honors from ain administration
whose policy he canno. endorse, and we
sincerely trust that such independence
may become epidemic. Much more to
be commended is his condnct than that
of many officials of whom we read less
and see more. If there is littleness of
soul which language is powerless to
describe, it is that Of the countless Fed,
eral Office holders, who seek either Ivy IA
sneaking, cowardly reticencc, or 10y base
hypocrisy TO avoid the dismissal they So
Justly merit 1t is said that every iran
has his price; Whether this DO tcuo or
not, one can always determine now n.uch
will make Radicai olicialS sile.t or false,
By ascertaini"g ths proceeds Of tie
position which males the tor que OF one,
or fills the Ups Of another with dissinu-
latlon aud guile. Could JonNsoN fail,
no.de would b. more ready taan these
same public vampires to hasten bis de-
struction. Even now they seek TO co'r-
pass it by encouraging hisenenies and
the very bounty they receive al Lis
hands is applied to working the
ruin of the giver With secret curses
for his course, they yet cling to th5
crumbs of lis charity, They subsiSt
upon his benefactions; would famiah
without them, yet true to the nature Of
ravenous dogs, they snap at the very
hand that feeds them.
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The Radical CRucus.


The Radical Caucus of disunion mem
bers of Congress, held in Washington on
Wednesday last. was an exceedingly
amusing affair All that seems to trouble
these precious patriots is the fear of be-
ing turned out Q office. The only thing
that keeps them together, as party, is
the cohesive pa yer of public plumber. I"
Among the proceedings of the caucus we
found the follow ing's
Mr.. Cook. of Illinois. offered the fol.
lowing resolution: 49, -l.---- +,
RESOLVED. That Congress ought not to
adjourn until it passes some law to pre-
rent the remoral Of Onion men from Office,
Mr.. Shellabarger offered the following
as substitute for the above: -lI 81
Resolred. That a committee Of five be
appointed to take into consideration the
time of adjournment or recess, and what
shall be doneih regard to keeping our friends
in office
Mr. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,, then
took the hsor, and in an excited manner
said that the battle had commenced, and
the President would take the Capitol uu-
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We present today synopsis of the ar.
g. 1ents delivered in the Supreme Court
by Messrs. Price, Borgess. and Miller. in
opposition to the validity of the Attor-
ney's Test Oath, We regret that our
limited space will permit us to give but
meagre sketch of these fine legal argu.
ments We cannot avoid reminding our
readers Of the happy manner in which
Mir. Borgess. hanked the Attorney Gener.
al on the California case. The InteM.
gsneer no doubt highly relished the up.
turning of the only basis on which it
has ventured an extended editorial for
weeks.
MT Price relied on that clause of theFed.
eFai constitution which declares that no
IN OF attainder,er post facto law, or law
lmpalrlng the obligation of contracts
shall be passed.
He attempted, first, to show that the
law In question was bill of attainder
He referred to several authorities which
defined bills of attainder, and came To
the conclusion from all he could gather
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County Convention.

Alta meeting of the Democratic and ConsefV,
alive Central Committee of Ohio county held at
the Club Room on Saturday the 18th inst the
following resolutions were adopted:
Rssolved That Primary Meetings in the vari.
ous Townships, be held on SATURDAY the
nth of AUGUST, at 9 O'CLOCK, I. M, In the
County Townships, and at I O'Clock, z. NJ, in the
GIN Townships, to appoint Five Delegates in
each Township to attend the County Conven'
ton on the 18th of August. .
Resolved, That a COUNTY CONVENTION
be held at the COURT HOUSE in the CITY OF
WHEELING, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on SATU K
DAY the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, to nominate
candidates for County Officers, and to appoint
delegates to the State Convention to be held Al
Petersburg on the 22d of August.
Resolved That committee OF three be aP
pointed to confer with the State Executive
Committee, in selecting delegates to attend the
National Convention to be held at the city OF
Philadelphia on the 18th day of August next to
represent this Congressional District in said
Convention.
Reached, That these proceedings be published
IN the Daily and Weekly Register and Der Al
better Freund. WIN. Z. dANDLaN,
Chairman.
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State Convention.

The citizens Of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet In
their respective counties, or townships at sucs
time as they may deem most expedient anu
select delegates to represent their county IN
State Convention to be held in PAkhEho-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST - al
ten o'clock a. m, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for State Offices. -
Where there is danger that public meetings
may be interrupted by violence, we recon-,
mend that delegates be designated by Wri''en
appointment signed by the voters.
We also recommend that the deleg ates from
each Congressional District be autnorlIeu "
nominate a candidate for Congress, at the State
Convention.
Ry order Of the State Executive COMMITTEE
...,,.. I'D. LAMB. Chairman
O. s. LONG, Secretary
wheeling June 81, 1865.
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DIED {:

VI Mrs. SUSAN j. HULL, wife Of Jacob Hull,
on Monday morning 16tn, age AZ years. '.-S.
/; The funeral will take place at the residence
Of Mrs. Bates on Clay street, to-day at O'Clock,
pm. The friends of the family are invited to
attend. -.-.s.... .....l d..
On Monday, July 10th, at 81 o'clock, A. NJ,
WILLIAM KRYTER, aged 81 years, 5 months
and 90 days.
The funeral win take place from his late resi-.
dence, on Market street, and proceed to the
German Evangelical Lutheran st. James
Church, whore the funeral services will be OBJ
served at 9 o'clock this morning. Tie friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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CCIRCULAR I
lWAsIuNarnN ND --Inln-1n ~

"Aeh1NGIoN, u. l., July lu, Loco.
Your Immediate and earnest attention
is invited to the annexed call for ma.
tiona! convention, issued by the Nation.
al Union Executive COMMITTEES and the
accompanying Endorsement thereof by
prominent gentlemen who are well
known to the country 's.r
The undersigned have been duIv an.
pointed a committee TO facilitate ana
expedite, by correspondence aud other.
wise, such action as may seem necessary
to bring together at Philadelphia con.
yention of the ablest men of the patton,
without regard to their party antece
dents, who favor, generally, the restora.
ton policy President johnson has advo,
Gated as against the dangerous course
course pursued by the majority of Con-
gress:
We deem it proper to suggest that it is
desirable that there be sent from each
State four delegates at large anL two
from each Congressional district who
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From the Washington Intelhgencer.I

In many of the States active stops
have been taken TO have full and able
delegations to the proposed National
Union Convention at Philadelphia Au-
gust IA. In others there seems to be
some misunderstanding as to the man
ner In which delegates are to be chosen.
With view to :give'the proper informa-
ton, the following circular, emanatipg
from the National Union Committee, has
just been issued and sent into all the
States and Territories. The Indications
are that this convention will he one of
the most imposing and importans as
semblages ever held in this country.
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Public Notice.

... HEALTH OFFICE, CIT1 OF hkEtNG,
july 10th, 1865. 5
cLOPs, GARBAGE, OFFAL AND
- an other animal or vegetable material sub
iect to decomposition, must from day to day be
removed from the premises and properly dis-
posed Of. Such material should not be deposit
ed in streets or alleys, vacant lots OF public
grounds, but destroyed or conveyed In water
light beds securely covered to the Ohio river
and exposedto the current. Keepers oil pn5he
houses and heads of families are hereby notited
to see that this order is strictly carried out Sa
loon keepers viii take notice that Stops contain
ing fomented liquor, such as beer, ale, &c ,
must not be emptied into the. streets OF aleys
brt disposed of In the same manner as other OIL
fensiye material. Proper and uninterrupted
drainage on premises, streets and alleys, must
be maintained, and notice is hereby given,
forthwith to remove all distractions, and Keep
In good order all sewers, drains, cutters and
sinks throughout the city.
WRIST ... Health Officer
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le..the Union men took measures to pre-.

lessthe Union men took measures 10 pre-
vent him. zssg.-,... ss.asl. =, ..5-.a..z-
Mr.. Harding, of Illinois, said ne was
not afraid Of Johnson's usurpations, Still
he Thought something ought to be done, as
suggested, IN the matter of appointments. : !;
{ Mr.. Ipgerson, of Illinois, said hewoulo
as soon trust a bull in china shop as
leave Andy johnson in possession OF the
government untrammeled.
Mr.. Ashley favored recess. Senators,
be said, could stay in executive session,
to prevent remorals from office. He was
sure that four members of the Cabinet
would 60 out after the Philadelphia Con-
vsntion' o1l '''H.
5 "What shall be done in regard to keep
ing our friends in office?" That's the
ruhi g5c.f wm ..f.
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MAIER & M'KINLEY, d.

AND COWMES.
II SION MERCHANTS, Steamboat Agents
Wharf boat Proprletors,. Wheeling, West vr.
Line of Daily Packets, keep alarge and well Sc.
Iected Stock of Boat Stores and Family Groce'
ries at Wholesale and Retail, No. Al Water
They have fitted up large and comfortable
Waiting Room on the wharf boat Tor the exclu'
boats where they will be kept until the arrival
of the packets. Freights received at all hours,
both day and night, and they will exert them;
selves to their utmost to give satisfaction to all
by their personal attention to business ljyl6
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For Recorder.

EDfroRs OF THE REGISTER 49,
y Please announce Mr. ROBERT B. WOODS,
Of Richland Township, as candidate tor NOM
ination for the Office Of County Recorder, sub.
ject to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention. lIy9.tcl MANY VOTERS.