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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-21

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
Reimburainx West Xirkinin

The President notified the House on
Monday that he had signed an act to re-
imburse the State of West Virginia, for
moneys expended for the United States
in enrolling, equipping and paying mil
itaIy forces, TO aid in SURPRISING the
rebellion. 1t provides for the immedi-
ate appointment of three Commissioners,
who shall proceed at once to examine
all the eXpendi~nres pade by said State,
allowing only for disbursements mad o
and amounts assumed by the State for
enrolling, equipping, subsisting, trans
porting, Supplying and paying such
troops as were called into service by the
Government at the request Of the United
States Department Commander COM
mauding the district in which West Vir-
ginia may at The time have been inclu.
ded, or by the express order or concur
renee of such commander, or which may
have been employed in suppressing the
rebellion in said State, and no allow ances
shall be made for any troops whieh did
not perform actual military service in
full concert and cooperation with the
authorities of the United States, and
subject to Their orders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

LEE AS COLLEGE PRESIDENT "A
correspondent of the Baltimore SE@, wei
ting from Lexington, Va, gives the 'ol-
lowing account of Gen. Lee:
Gen. Lee is in all respects q real ac-
tive, working and most effective Pre,i
dent. Besides attending to the gnneral
interests and administration of theinsti-
tuition, he visits, from time to time, the
different lecture rooms, attends recita-
tons, and receives weekly reports Of the
Standing and progress of all the students
IL the several schools, &c. hare been
Uniformed, by good authority, thai the
General keeps such constant and alton
hive supervision over the affairs OF tho
college, that he is always familiar with
the relative standing III his classes held
by each oftbe hundred and fifty students
now i'm attendance. .g t.. ...,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
The constitutional Amendment.

The recent message Of the President
in relation to tho proposed amendment
of the constitution of the United States
has caused a great deal of squirming
among the radicals, The amendment
was gotten up especially for the pur-
pose, according to the Wheeling IateIH'
gsnor, of strengthening he Republican
party in the fan elections" 1t was in
tended to serve as platform for the
party, the negro suffrage plank being
so arttnlly covered up as to lead to the
hope thstit woula not be discovered by
thepeople. At the same time, the radi-
Gals everywhere gave their approval to
the proposed measure and boosted that
all the differences of opinion between
Congress and the President Had been
happily adjusted' ana that' sthe great
Onion party" was harmonious and uni
ted. But the message of the President
shows that they "reekoned without their
uoSe'' ~ hdo aSdih oudlpiy uIdNh eho
He between those who are really in ia.
y9r of restoration of the Union, and
those whose Upionisp consists only in
the name. The radicals seem doomed to
be thwarted, checkmated and disap-
pointed at every step, and The very
measure which was relied upon to
strengthen the Republican party in, the
fall elections" will probably prove the
instrument of its total defeat. The
Washington correspondent of the Gin
cipnati Gazette says:
"The message is looked upon here
as an official declaration of war upon the
Union nominees IN the coming campaign
and will be treated in that spirit"
The candy JOHNSON postmasters and
radical editors in this State will please
take notice and govern Themselves ae-
cordinSly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
7-~ From the Buffalo Courier, june %.
pi eudish Fnnaticism "A CkiId Three
Years Old Beaten TO Death by its
Entber, n Presbyterian Clergyman.

2 ~ rLF.l A.tIat y
The Rochester papers contain an &C
count of the most thrilling tragedy that
has ever come finder our notice-a deed
of which the unembellished statement
is sufficient to send shudder of horror
through any nearer. That statement is
that Presbyterian clergyman named
Lindsey, residing about mile south OF
Medina, New York, whipped his child,
q boy three years old, SO severely that he
died in two hours afterward-all, for
sootb, because the poor little martyr
could not or would not say his PRAYERS.
The statement of the reverend murderer
made to the Coroner's Jury, is this
con the 18th of June, the child DISC
beyed his steP-mother, and commenced
correcting him, using q single for the
purpose, and continued to chastise him
for iaoae thaua,co hours, when the child
began to sh6w sill ms of debility, and |
ceased to punish him and laid hin onea
coach. and called my wife When she
saw the child she said he was dying, aud
before II o'clock he was dead" The
Coroner's Jury returned a verdict,
Wednesday, that death resulted from
cbastisement by the father
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

DROWNING OF AN EsTIMABLE YOUNG
Man. About four o'clock on Saturday
last, The citizens of our town were sud-
denly shocked ut the sad Intelligence
of tho drowning of Henry, ?. White, in
the Goth year of his age, q worthy aud
estimable young man, while bathing in
the Potomac liver, at this place. He
could not swim and was standing upon
a log and accid ntlly slipped off. His two
companions struggled hard to save him,
but he being LAUGH heavier than they,
could not be gotten out, and when assis-
lance came life was extinct His body
was Brought {" Mr.. q. Il. Licklider's,
with whom he vas living, and on Sab
bath afternoon was followed to the grave
by the Luthera =, German Reformed and
Methodist Sabbath Schools, and large
number Of friends and citizens, i'll a
body-the largest funeral procession
witnessed in this place for many years.
The services were conducted by Rev. }
IF. C;npben assisted by Rev. f.. l..
IKregi". with dep solemnity.
He leaves u v idowed mother, and sis.
ter, t. mourn bis untmely loss, aud they
have the sympathy of this whole com
muniiy in thei sad bereavement,-Shep
hcTdSiOrR RCgisicr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
rpr Guernsey Times says that Mr.


IRE Guernsey Times says tnass MI
Thomas Stewart, of Cambridge was
forced toshoot valuable horse pei oeg
ing to him, few days since, on accouns
of his having become raving mad m I;,, 4
the bits Of 4 rabid dog also belonging g ag
to Mr. Stewart. The horse was Vaiuea
at S40O or 5000 Ii was noticed t9at ses-
eral days before no was kiiled soi nro
thing was wrong with him, bus gI he . one
had any idea Of what it was; ne M%o
noticed TO be very restive ahd Gsnapp;i ip
like q dog at everything that came WILL WILL
in his reach He caught q pig tnat came .
a doc would, afterwards stamping lit to
death with his feet. He bit himself 4
severely o number Of times, and Also bit
another horse quite severely 'ttakin g OUT on
larg piece of flesh 90 ~. ~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

PRACTICAL MIsEGENAuaN.-A great
excitement was created among The al,
herents of the negro bureau in Mobile, q
few days ago, by the marriage IN that
city of former slave of General Beau
regard to white woman, by the name
of Jones, teacher G the freedmen. Tho
couple have loft for tue home of the wo-
mans parents in the North, where there
will doubtless he a great jubile" over
this manifestation of civil rights when
the pair arrive AS tho unfortunate fc-
males parents were doubtless Abolition
lists, and are now in the Radical faith
they cannot but he rcjoiced at the pro-
gress that has been made by their decile
offspring. But, seriously, this case pre-
SCENTS. the light of a public aiiront, and
comes under the laws of Alabama that
declare miscegenatiou Il penitentiary
N
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
SEALED PROPOSALS

WI 1ul BE NJ. E ", w. Is" MIX, ntS
oclock on Saturday, june 3Otn IsG6. nc the
Clerks ONCE OF the City OF Wheeling 1or max
ing about twenty OF more Fire Plugs, accord
ing to the plan of the one got from Baltimore
which can be seen at Sweeney a Co.'S Machine
shop which " i'll want TO he made by the be.
ginning Of the twentieth OF July, and thereaf
ter Two week until completed. Also for max
ing lot OF small pipe for the various COnneo
and lengths, as the Comm OF Superintond
emit may order them. Bids tn be separate Tor
the Plugs and Pipes. Parties getting tho job to
give good security Tor their performances. The
Fire Plugs to be completes and ready for setting
up. The Pipes to be made of good material.
A. WILSON,
je26 Chairman Water Works Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
THREE Persons MURDERED IN INpI

THREE PERSONS MURDERED IN INDi
ANA. A most bratal and wholesale'murI
der was committed about two miles from
Oramgeville, Indiana, on Tuesday mornt
INC last. About three hours before dayt
light three men, disguised, entered the
house of Joseph Wood ward and Killed
Wood ward, his wife and his sister, and
inflicted wounds upon his mother with
iuSent to Kill, from which it is not prob
abieshec can recover, A man named San
derson Was arrested as The probablo an-
thor OF the crime eSaOdersOn was under
indictment for arson. WoOdward's fanl-
lily were the only witnesses against him,
aud it is supposed he,murdered ther@ai-
lily to put away all evidences OF his
crime
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

RETURN OF Coon FEELING.-The Cin.
einaa att Commercial reports thespeech of
Mr.. Trenholm, late finance minister of
the exploded Southern Contederacy, at
a meeting of the Cincinnati Chamber Of
Commerce, on the subject of a raiiroad
connection between Cincinnati and the
South. Mr., Trenholm was received vefy
cordially and his speech received with
applause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
staterconxentiopD2In

The citizens Of this State who are opposed
10 the radical party are requestea to meet ip
their respective Counties or townships, at such
time as they may deem most expedient, anu
select delegates 70 represent their county in
State Convention TO be held in PARKERS-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q at
zen o'clock SIM, for the purpose Of nomirnastlng
candidates for State Offices.
Where there is danger that public meetinsS
may be interrupted by violence. we recon- con
mend that delegates be designated BY Written
appointment signed by the voters. g.
each Congressional district be authorized TO
nominate candidate for Congress, at the State
Convention. -. ,-
, By order Of the State Executive Committee
80, I'D LAME. Chairman
O. s. Lone, iSectetary, a.. r. ...s .,r-,..
Wheeling, Jone q, 1868
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

Tm CRors ~ VIEGTNA.-The farm
ers of this section are making large pro
gress with thei, harvests, and have been
favored with admirable weather. A
gentleman who is cultivating large
farm OH the James, five miles below, IN
formed us on tbn' 2lst Instant that the
sLort,sss of the crop of Wheat would III
Some dsgreebe atoned for;Dys the excel
lonce of the s,tple, producing on the
whole about q two.thirds yield. The
quality of the heat he describes as nd
mirabir, and Y i'll insure, he thinks, u
weight of six, four pounds to the
bnshel The cr'p of oats Is magnificent
and corn is deii = ell.-RtchmoRd WhW'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

y ss,s -. as.'4,
The Huffman well at the depth Of 65O
feet is flowing from IS to l25 barrels PEI PEI
day; Tie owner has been offered Is! 9 $oo,o ~,
for id, but he can't see it. The Sawteil
and mcfarland. wells adjoining are
highly promising Z Sswte4 has por les5
down $50 feet in the short time OF %
DAYS; it is said to be the fastest work on
the run. OnSThifsday he struck 3 VEN en-
of oil, causing the well 20 flow 9enpoI
rariiH. On Thursday hight the OIL was
agaif thrown out to the height OF seven
feet;Ia constant flowing well Is looked
for daily. 49,. out;o. f.o,,
'Wheeling are going to work in earnest
: on this favorite territory. New COM
panies have heen organized by Wilson,
Sawtell and others to 60 to work imme'
diately.
The Mcfarland well at Burning
Springs is flowing; but the company is
wisely pushing it deeper "''' 'l'.'''" 81
Another well was struck at Burning
Springs yesterday which promises very
we'll bptw have no particulars. : i i
a What is known as the Baltimore we'll
at burning Springs commenced flowing
ION Thursday, Itspromises 70 be Q good
well.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
NOTICE.
Train for The West.

WHEELING, June 18th, 1866
DIN AND AEREEs = UNE FnE s7th
~ 1866. the Passengers and Mails hOm Wheel
ing for the West viii be dispatched from the
Depot OF the baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Company at35OA. M and 2:l0 j.. M. aud leave
BenwOOd on the arrival OF the Cleveland Rail
road trains AT 1910 Z, M aud $40 P. M! t.
ICED f.' 90" J.B. tORD, Agit
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

The wheat crop in Georgia Is harvest
ed and turns ont better than wase1-
pected, bat is by no means excellent.
The harvest in Alabama is fair avet-
age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
NOTICE.

WEE COMMITTEES ON WAFER
= WORKS will sit ON Saturday the Both of
June lsCG, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, al the Clerks
Once OF the City of WbGeiinr, TO near ell who
may ieei Themselves ACHIEVED in their Water
WORKS Asses5mont5, aud be glad to have them
present.. A. WILSON,
+ Je26 Chairman Water Works Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

The editor of tue Clark county, Wis,
4drocate says that while he is an Andy
Jehuson post master he is Repub iiean
editor 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

AN ACTRESS INJURED.-Miss Kate
Fisher was severely injured in Steuben-
vile, Ohio, on Friday evening, while
playing Mazepp. The miniature noun
tain fell while ne was making the AS
cent Her foot vas badly crushed, and
she is now confined to her room.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
Horse Fair & Stock Exhibition,
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS ON
Wheeling Island,
JULY &, 1866
PREMIUM6 {:

All trotting horses that have hevor
beaten three minutes III public, best
in 3, to 20 a. they please. Premium $50 90
All trotting horses in harness, best
in s. Premium ...........-..-.-. SlOo 70
For PAGERS to so as they please. best IN
=. Premium. ..------.---- ------'-'' SO vi
Three or more to fill, two to start entrance
fee ten per cent entrance money III each OF
above contests TO 60 to second horse
Entries to close on Saturday, June 30 All
communications in regard TO entries for above
premiums la DO addressed 10 ". Il. Paterson,
Secretary OF tho Society, enclosing entrance
money. .,-,
ADMITTANCE:
Each Person. Observation-Disclosures 80 cents.
Each one horse Carriage. -.-.-..-..-..5 80
Each twO.horse Carriage. -.---.-..-.. 90
Horses under the saddle NO. admiIte1;
iels-td by Order Oh the boeru. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

FUNERAL OF GIN. CAss.-The funeral
of General Cass took place OF Wednes-
day,y:pt Detroit. Business was entirely
suspshded! aud All the organizations of
the city, both military and civil, took
part in the ceremonies. About 5000
nersnns wore in ATTENDANCE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
gEWIADVERTIsEMENTs.
COME One | Come ALI ii

4th Of July and Literary Feast.
muF UNDRRsIGNED ANNOUNCE
the citizens Of Wheeling aud public at
large, that the services .d(MAxWELL n;
GhDDIS of Cincinnati, (the champion orator OF
fh aa Wesf5 have been secured Go deliver q leo
tnre for the benefit of the Chapline Street
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School, ON. the
evening of tho. Sd of July, at Washington Hall.
Snbieot OF lecture to be announced through the
~ naners lIHO Jht ai1If9il ittd A--..IIA
/. The School will celebrate the Fourth "a.
Moundsville. Cars have been chartered and
eyeyv arrangement made for having o good
time. Rev. II. P. Gaddis viii be tho orator OF
the day. The public generally and the cItlzons
of Moundsville are invited to participate.
There win be plenty Of luxurious refreshments
for the unprovided. ks...se.. -.
ID h. 20 como to the grove with me"
;, Admission SO cts; Children IS cts. Tickets
can be had at Jos. Graves, B. ri. Lists and at
the First Mutual Stole. g.,
"I 4.F.l ID, VIM. GREGG, D
3 JACOB HARLAN, }C0m. 1
je27td B. NJ. LIST. y" 30
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

a FAT DHpEND.-The Taunton,
(Mass) Oil Cloth Company-one of those
suffering institutions which need more
government pr"teciou-have made an
other annual dividend of fifty per cent.
This is the fourth dividend of fifty per
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
NOTICE

rEyHERE WILL BE a MEETING
OF the Stockholders of tho Wheeling Gas
Company on the second Monday of JAY. at the
Office of the Secretary at : o'clock, j. M for
the purpose of Election of Directors tH'
je26 Nv r'I's GEO IT, TINGLE, Sccy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
A Esw Word. Abaut Taxes.

We understand that the Board ct Su-.
pervisors for Ohio county will proceed
to-day to fix the assessment of taxes for
The ensuing year. An effort has been
made to induce the Board to make
such levy as will be sufficient to pay
of the entire indebtedness of the county
but before such q policy is finally agreed
upon, (if indeed the Board of Supervisors
can for moment entertain such prop
ositiop,) we respectfully invite the con.
sideration of the members OF the Board
and the taxpayers of the county gener-
ally, to the following suggestions:
The indebtedness of the county is, we
presume, correctly stated in the IRte'H
aencer of Saturday morning, with one
exception. OF the original three hun
dred railroad bonds issued by the county,
all but seventy eight have been compro-
missed. Seventy-eight of these bonds,
with the accompanying coupons, are still
outstanding and no interest has been
paid upon them since the year 1858. The
Supreme Court of Appeals having de-
cided in favor of the holders of these
bonds, payment upon the whole seventy
eight is liable to be demanded this year
aud must therefore be provided for. TT. @
amount to be levied for this pdrpose
will greatly exceed Inc estimate made
by the IntVL .gsad& aud will. reach
1920, in lead Of the S32,ls,sI7 of the
t''e'', ,geacer's estimate Making this cor
re,stion, the table of Indebtedness for the
ensuing year will stand as follows:
Isterest ON Railroad bonds. 800. 5000 ~
Sinking fund for -. =, - SsI ~ "a
Poor Levy 80 - "a sSn IN
Bounty debt and interest ..---... 's' S1U @ ,o
1siinoWentsiand Commissions 80, 100 no
ro,af ' SlI7. isl -
The real and Personal estate III the
county is, 10y the same sour,e from
which we have derived the above
figures, estimated at SS,45o,9l 50 that
to pay off the 'enti,e county debt this
year will reQuite the levy OF tax
equal to two and one-tenth per cent
upon tho real aud PERSONAL property
held Wy our citizens, or g, 10 upon every
hundred dollars worth OF property.
Now, when taken in connection with
the other taAos ouf citizens will be con-,
PEELED to pay, this is simply eaOrmoas
It is burden too heavy to be borne
Without serious detriment and distress
True, the tax last year Tor county pur:
poses amounted to go on the hundred
dollars and was paid, but not cheerfuliy
nor without we'll founded complaint =
IL rested with crushing force upon 3
very large number Of our people aug
compelled many'.of them to submit ii
pivations, sacrifices and losses which
they Will not willingly undergo again
4. Look at the figures the tax to be paid
this year by the property holders in this
= : city, if the advice of the fa.sllioesoer /.
followed will be, Con each hundred dol
3 lars:) j.. e d. g.. -A
Eor State General purposes. ,.-.,..-.,..,.s 81
School 90. s''- -.-----.-- \
:. County General purposes .-..,-----.,a,l,
rorn. sa,3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
BIRCH'S STRING BAND

Will bc in attendance. Refreshments y.uI be-
ON tho ground, the Declaration of Independence
viii 10 read, and an Grafton delivered by A
learned gentleman Of this city. The steamers
Eagle aud Express have been chartered for tue
OCCASION the Eagle leaving tho wharf Cat g.
O'Clock A. M, and Express returning carly in
the evening. The boats will land at Beiar and
Benwood. Tickets Qor round trip 50 cents
Children, % cents 10 be had from members of
the Association and nc q. IL. Odbert andC. J.
Eawlns Drug Stores. by order of the
lIc2O lw COMMITTEE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

Deferred. 4
The communication of "Anicus Jasti-
eide' is upavoidably deferred. gs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
Grand 4th ofJuIy

Excursion and Basket Pic Mic,
TNIE YOUNG MEMS CAluoEEc
: 4 ASSOCIATION will have a Grant Excrr
sion and Basket Pic Mic nc -,
HOckWOod's Grove on tIsc 1tb o. A,Iv
Every arrangement has beou made to n
q,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

!sas Pr.. e,. ]. Bur{rs 'sGri1E':
The grsstest ssavity Sd confidence
prevail, many COMPANIES 30 sangulne Of
success that they are preparing tanks IN
advance to keep the oil from wasting
At the Jones and Ottsrson wells j e diff !
ficult to take care Of the vast amount oi