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FROM NEW YORK,

Movements OF Gen. GFnnt-Jo1lnsoR
CG1b4 10 be formed In New York-Frona
Cuba-Frautis in the Atlantic uoek
Warehouses.
NEW ToaK, Feb. 25.-GeD, Grant yesterday
visited the lal( Of the committee and examined the
COLLECTION Of lett handed manuscripts written by
tlaxbled eoldte1S, Being asked fot q specimen OF
hIs handwriting, be wrote--
NEW YORK, Feb. s5.-1 have examined the
large and exceedingly Interesting collection Of lett
alets, who haze each lost their right arm 1tey are
cnEnent1y honorable to the authotsan and from the ex-
cenence fpenmanship, It would inspire task l
would be cory to acecp,to decadn on the merits OF
the competitors.
taisned.) :: "U. s. GRsyr,
"Eent. Gen. q. s. ~
The General barring devoted sometime TO the e;
Animation Of the specimens Of chirDg1 alluded
to, one OF the members In highly complimentary
tclns, The Commissioner appointed to axaEa
prizes. amounting, N az, 70 tho snm q *1,n0 TO
pltnen'nEy aWaEd should be bestowed. upon The
writer ot the manuscript thus referred to.
Al meeting OF fhc friends Of President johnson
tee wae appointed 10 cali public eesins and take
measures for the establishment Of Andrew john
son cines throughout The satr ;h and ssa's: m.u
take place In the Cuban tst, On the 1.t u1t., hnt
there - no material reduction Of duties.
The French tEsnapoIt Ju.a. which a1rtyet1 On the
s,h Inst, with coo French troops nom MEXICO.
whore tenn OF service bad expired, was st.ll de-
tanned al Havana. There Is still eteat demand
for labcrers IN Cnha. Large cargoes Of Coolies
wero expected to arrsse short)J.
Morning papeFs hare tn.I details oE the extensive
fraIds Ia borded warehouee.. mentioned yesterday.
E. T. Wheeler d Co., owner. Of The Atlantic Dock
.,otes, BROOKLYN, are rad 10 be implicated; sone
years ago they made contrsct With the Govern.
nment for the storage Of bonded goods. When tha
war broke ont, the carzoes Of captnscd blockade
Se4<els h ere stored there
Daniel Na!rsy. an olA citizen Of h:ooklJn, wss
foremstl AZ 'he Atlantic dock stores OF Wheeler 4
Co, and F1npk IhurbeE. brotheH-n-la~ Of Wheeler
vas the chief managing nan Q. tae concern. Mur
compelled 10 deliver goods 10 h1s order. anz1ny
has now uaade compliant to the United States Mar
<hal, IN which he alleges that 7tu.ter and othc.s
at ya7nut s1nee eiuee August, 1ssa, hare stoler
good from p!ize earkees amounting in valut
| 10 Two hundred thousand dollars, or inefesbouts
snd furnished detaa,ed statement, desclihlni
the gooae. names Of vessels whose ezuEoes ,h'
| purcimscd The goods. III. taets contained III u
| complaint ~eze ,placed II The hands Of Mm.hs
Mum fy, nearly 'h'ee znouths axo, but the 1aat!e
, 1866-02-26

Beastly Outrages by SeNooI-Teacher-
AFFesaed and Ia Prfson-drfeAt Of Lot.
terry 'saEentk-DestruckioD Of Fruit by
1he Esot1 Weather.
tsneclal Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
CNC1SaAT1, Feb. 25.
In Hamilton. yesterday, there was grant c1cltc-
uent over teacher iu one Of the Catholic schools
Of that place. b. The name Of James Dathschellc.
lie va. charged, IN Friday, wirh lte commIttal OF
ousraees on several little girls from eight to twelve
years old o his school, md, in thefrprcsencc, where
be was brought by the parents. admitted The TACT.
They chagttably permitted him to leave town In
med!ately. su the pastor Of ST.. stephens Cnuzch,
hearing Of The adatE, osdesed hls arrest. lie, now
eyer, escaped for the time By The assistance of one
Of the rnstees Of tie Church but yesiernay he yas
arrested. and alter partial examination, was com
n!ttea for WauL Of bail to ba IuE'her examined On
Tue>dsy-
-Four lotters ticket AGENTS were arrested here
yesterday, charged With Carrying on their rep,ehen
slble business wIthoat Government license.
The peach huds in this section OF the State are
sa1d to have been entirely destroyed by tho late
.ssy cold tpsl ef weather. The rane ie true of ui
and apples are not much hurt,
, 1866-02-26

the complainant threatened to put the
s1te IN the hands Of The United staies
District Attorney, ~heu she Chief Depnt1, Nj.
ai1d.1ik Which was signed By the complainant.
The defendant Thu1ber pa, N a defence tnat MuE-
Iay VAS man Of bad character, md could no. be
al tie allegations N ths compiaint ii. Murray
produced sfvernl citt1ens OF Brooklyn who testified
that they knew him for many years, and .sa, hts
character vas good. Complainant furnished 10 the
Who bouEht these good., and requested 10 have
them present On Wednesday iass bat not oae ap-
peared, and the case YVES journed till tomorrow.
, 1866-02-26

The Corperheads Indor&e the PrexI.
dent-Acttou OF the ruLon Central
Committee.
SAE FRAHc1aco, Feb. IA Democratic meeting
lsst night lndorsed President Johnson'a posItion
and chilled mass meeting Tor Tueaday next Tie
Union Stase CcIt5a1 Comuliiiee to-day adopted
seqolntions say1n9 that they don't Jet perceive an
irreparAble b. each between the President and Cpu-
gEets and until such breach col.cinsiYelY appears,
they will continue TO hope that the fruits Of the
triumph Of the Union arms will not be lost; that
1t Ii the duty Of all Union mea TO avoid
eptanglsment with the -Fa1landIspanas, sesmoars
such nj eudoEe the policy or tie Presldent they
do not understand thai policy. or ara endeayoting
TO seduce the President from bis allegiance 70 the
rcsuIt Of rebellion, ard that It was wicked, sense
iess eoWa1diy to withdraw projection from four
m,thons Of freedmen and permit them to be re.
ducel I'd slave1y again; thai beleye tbas Prest-
dent johnson Vii remain true 10 The Constitution
aud his pledges.
, 1866-02-26

Terrible TornAdo-A Large Number of
Buildings BIosgn Down uRd Other
Properly Destroyed.
Ngw YonK. Feb. s5.-The H1zrM says that a
despatch IVES received In this city last evening from
Knoxville, by Nr. Bramer, President OF the flr.l-
MIA 4 Tennessee Railroad, stating that terrible
day morning. The roof of'hs depot and machine
shop Of The Virginia Railroad, and tho round
house Of the Georgia Railroad. were blown oh
Some thl1ty or more houses ware blown down,
Htfnred.
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=, ,Nem asntrttsemerts.-
N0TfS on: DISEASES Of THE
Throat and Laags.
A Most Critical Time for Throat and
Lung Diseases. -----
sYl. WlAsLow AVER, n. D.,
Chicago Throat Ard Lung lnstisuts," NeCax-
nick1 Block, eox1ax Dearborn and
Randolph streets.


II GAtu OF '11oai oHssaee appeass. Ho pe:-'H ~
Good Wasmsot 4na 1uss appsec1'uon o. VIZ
4feates. ot o1ess1ues-Heaaor WIN ne7!tse 10 apt"1
teunedt1 Measures promptly, "hethet the aaect!ou
appears At Que fe&son OF me yeaf OF ano!nes, oot
there aro feasons When es1seaees OF fns eiass VIII
more readily s4eM ~ medical Treatment than II
Others. Or, Il nesteeted VIII be attended WIN morc
Immediate and teTous conEeGsences.
The Inter patt Of winter and ae spring ate orae1
when consumption sds.nee. most ssDiasraod when
the majority Of its sc'fR1s die aud set u fass II
tais PERIOD Is fof pu1Inonaf4 olseas@ laeFc - 20
time in the Ee.r whcn ned'cA 1seafnent EaF os
pursued With more aounaznt reason "f ao1s, 1ao
many OF my most gfatily5o4 s1eees-e@ nase peeo
achieved when the pat1eu1 has commenced 0sat-
Dens II this zesspn- .....
While all men are not meteorological oessescss
according to the rules OF SCIENCE who Is there Inst
has NOT notIce,4 the wonderful changes IN nature
which occur 1t this season! Even we, ourselves
tempted BY an Occasional day Of sunshine, fosscsu
OF cur suHou1blngF. emerge hoGa or houses and
places Of aoodc, wheso artificial heat and light ~
made us upmindfnl OF The severity Of the wInscE's
storms, aud our breathing orgars tor weeks or
months accustomed to inhsle sa1lned and Ststatcd
air ny day and by night now begin to perform thefs
functions under far rent.cucnmstanees, ano n
dammafoTy affections are thus Induced nr
mora readily than when the general
srstem WAS IN normal condition, and nom prior
existing diseases Of The throat and lungs reeease new
impetus, and tapio1y pass into more alarming and
dangerous stages.
Brt there ase other causcs than these apparent to
the eeosea which are Of vast importance IN the con-
sidernnan at tho condition of the hunsn syateua at
this stason- All Rnimat, ns well a. vegetable lie.
undetgo oes certatu vta1 changes independent OF my
OF the circumstances to which we have alluded.
About three o'clock in the morning The nerve poWef
6r TryF BR nf = III In lowest Ebt.
, 1866-02-26

NEw YoRK, Feb. a5.-Cape Town adyees to Jan
nary 18th are received. The Dasuto war coAtus,ed.
ee1tion md tbe prospects Of the new State aismal
The rough reeult ofn years. hu*tlitlcs Is fhas the
Hasutos have learned to iortlJ themselves in &. in
pregnabe poeittuu. 1t is nnasalllble without
trained truope. Every important mountain in the[r
country Is Being fortified The Basusos haye al
ready commenced raids, md there was danger Of
1he,r o,s,5annts The county sy successful y IL aid
pie wonld be attempted As last recourse against
tue Dasutos. A sklnnlsh. however, occuElod- IN
which stI Of the latter we're Killed and 800 horses,
catl(e and ahren cauturfd.
, 1866-02-26

The lafayette Journal tells Of an clope.
rornt from that CITY toward Chicago IN wlisa Jsck
Ftos, MS the ar7estine officer without Inspect 10
parties. Fond young husband awoke at o'clock
a. H., snd found wife not IN bed: Talise gone mu-
sual friend gone wcna himself 10 depot ~ heavy
sno~ storm parties described hid len On tain for
Miehiexn City; telegraph not available; took
freight tram In frantic pnrsait; Ast heard hona
fngitsres were showed Under at Michigan CITY, and
fond husband similarly detained at Wanatah. The
Josasna eayh the husband has the Eympath'es Of III
Who know him, and is said to BE- very worthy,
honest md tndust1toNs Joung MN.
, 1866-02-26
Mass Meeting to SustaIn Congress.

NInSs Mectin. to Sustain Congress.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tfibune.}
SPn1SGr1E1D, ILL.,, Feb. IS.
Amass mcetin. Of Union men Who toted At The
last Presidential election for Lincoln and johnson,
~i4 be held to-luorrow Monday} erening, In the
bali, to gfve expression to theis
views upon the public me1sures nov in a.1'as1on
between Congress aud the President The meeting
will be addressed By bis Ezcellency Gov. 0giesby
Hon. Sharon TyEdale, Hon. jas. c. Conkli1g, Hen.
". d. uerudon, Hon. Mllluu uay. Hon. jesse Z
Dubois and others.
, 1866-02-26
>Gbifo9o qribnne.
THE MEETING To.KlGnr.

1Hh MEETING T0.E1GaT.
We have already announced that public
meeting Of the Union mcn of Chicago Is TO
be held this evening. and We herewith call
upon all our Mepda and allies 10 avail them
selves OF this occasion for the expression Of
their diapprobation Of the preddent's
course. eincc the nomination Of Abraham
Lincoln to the Presidency In this cltv, Chi
caeo has taken conspicuous and distin-
guished part in national politics. We owe 1t
TO the ha1lowcd memory Of Abraham Lin
coin; We owe 1t to the vipdicatiou Of the
fame which Chicago acquired under his aus
pices; We owe It to tic memory Of The heroes
who sesied with their blood their devotion to
their country; VIC owe 1t to those imperisha-
bic glories achieved III the overthrow OF the
Shareholders rebellion and oil slavery VIC owe
II TO the Northwest and all other sections of
the country, East, and North, and South !;
We owe it to God and to posterity TO lit up our
voice at this moment Of peril, and to use a1l
Fur influence to eayc the country from the
new calamity that is impending.
Though Il has palned us to refer In words
Of ecnsurc to the Chief Magistrate OF the na-
tion, VIC have not bcsitatcd, from the moment
duty impcllcd us to dissent from the FTesi-
dent and i.is new pa1tisans, to call the ntten-
tion of the people to the fact, TINT I'LL Mr.
.Juhnson's pretended masnanimity to the late
rebels has, 20 FAR, only resulted in rev'ring
1Ic raclinatin.s Of TINT party. which for
, 1866-02-26

FfoA1 HIEmpNINs
MEMPHIS, Feb. A.-The- billiard tournament
closed laet night. The t.Ht prize WAS won by
pbis, and the third by brown Of Nashville In the
gHue betN cen KoheIts Of England. and karanlugh
Of New York, 100 points, Roberts Was successful
by twenty one points.
The FumoIed explosion Of tho steamer Stephen
Uccatut L. not credited here.
, 1866-02-26
T IMPORT a MI
TO
DISABLED SOLDIERS.

VIII Donate n13 Scholarship Ii thu Northwest
Business College located In A1rosa Inoia to each
County IN the State OF Illinois. ssd scholarship to BE-
donated 10 the most worthy disabled soldier IN the
County. Tho County JudRe In each conn1y Il request.
cd designate the nFope7 peaoo to fpcetye sald do
nation 10 whom Scholarship viii ba iasaed On pro-
sentAtion Of efsuheate Of appointn1ent signed By
The Judge. Arotntees must eater the College for h.
s,suctton before the hrst day Of June, 1864
Ihe Northwestern bustoess Collesefs rr7.-clasa
sehoos. and for Its tepntstiou md efficiency 1ete<
With pleasure to Alats nanher d esaduates aad tner
erds, ~ also to maSy OF The leadtug business men
And houses Of the Northwest, amons whom ase
Atssrs. Hall, kinhask Co., Mesa1s- kelth Bros., C.
h. Sawyer, Fsp, Of Mesass. Dsvls. Sawyer Co., snd
Bsnl Lombard. Esq- Fresdent Of the Fourth Natioa-
n Rank, Iii Of Chicago lam Tay anxious 70 have ut
OF these eeholaEshfps applied Tor. Arro.a u tho
cheapest place ia i've IN In the STATE vhero there u
good Ccmmxeta College, and owing to It's l7eacn on
LIS hiuns Of The Fu1 Rtses, Il il yery healthy.
V.REIFsNIDER. Principal.
tsh:s.nH1.
, 1866-02-26
FRON LAWRENCE,


LnWrenee CITY schools = FroceedlnEs
Of the Legislature. dc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttsbnnc.l
LAWRENCE. Kansas, Feb. 81
The School Board Of this city, in their report to
The CITY Council, reported The city schools IN a
nouriAhing condition. They also state tnat they
will nerd rcxi year the emonnt Of about $1,000 for
The purposes following: For teachers aaia1leg,
*7.5tD; incidental, $1,000; rent, $500.
The Senate paseed bills supplemental to the
capitol appropriation bill; to provide revenue for
1s66; anfl defining the boundary Of Seoeho county.
Tue House epent rhe forenoon Oh the bill granting
the right OF way to the Union Pac,fc hailEoad,
An attempt was made TO amend 20 as to regulate
the late Of fare and tolls on ths ro1ds shch failed
, 1866-02-26

E1EH III TNHA0PHFu18.
PHl1ApELrHtA, Feb, a5-The carpet urn factory
of Joseph Lee Il Co., on W1ssahickou Creek, near
this city. was burned to-day. Loss, $4,000; in
sused for S. roo r. the Royal Office.
For further Telegraph Gee Fourth Page.
, 1866-02-26

LOUISVILLE. Feb. al-Ite little steamer Eate,
sunk yesterday morning. 81. miles aboVe Leasen-
worth, Ind. viii be rai~ed. No lIres were lost It
Is reported that Tom KcDry the xue1a pentenced 10
The New Hampshire Penlreutia1y. will be released
te0n. a rnmor prevails here, which c1nnot Be
verified to-nl.hF. that the eteamr Stephen Decatur
blew rp above Memphis. The steamers Madison
snd J. Il. fillmore have been raised. and leave for
Cincinnati to morrow tor repairs.
, 1866-02-26
BRICK.

Parties having Brick to sel usy ind purchaser BY
addtesslrK Post O.ce EoI 6O1. stating quantity snd
mice. EeE nSs5
, 1866-02-26

RTOTICE.-Office Of the County
IN Cle1k Of Coox County,
- CHrcaso. Fehru4ry 2ifh- 1861.
All persons hsFarg claims aIatnst Cook ConatY y III
rense present them Oh tns day or March
kSd, II my ofdtt. KDWARu S. SALDMDS,
1e4tn4D County GlHkx
, 1866-02-26

The Lost Steamer Nannie-2O Lives
L0At.
CINCINNATI, Feb. s5-Ihe a'ear1er Mamie Tstpets
vas valued a thirty thousand dollars and insured
for sixteen tou+an The boat md earEo arr tnta]
1o.s. TIE books and papers Of the boat are lost-
II T. not kuown no" maHy per.on. we're on board
II the time OF the collision 1t fs supposed The
whole number Of Ives lost Will not exceed
tMllLf.
, 1866-02-26

scoTTs5 o1.AX's, GrGNCHoaB,
WE3T'9 aad9uTTER1cK.s reports
Of Hxshions~
, 1866-02-26

Discharged soldiers and aesrnrn who tave or think
fneF my nsve s!.n for Arrea5s Of paT Gove.nmens.
honey. courcns.tlnn for horses snt all des*Fte9s
who returned to duty. or who wHu erFoaeoosfX
heils Of deceased soldiers sua s+anen, earnestly
requested TO Hrita No charge fuf Information.
honeJ 1dyaSced Gu Admitted Claims. kefef.-cts
giyrn when relae.tsd tn sny Of tte SoTtnwaatern
States. I-AtC n. HiTT 4 70. Clttu1 Agrnts aAI Al
tuFpe3s. lis GI3ff street CltcaZo n{cS neI
, 1866-02-26
l0ddaf,s Patent Washing Machine

The right oi territory ior ,.ois Wlssssa sod Xfcd
iEon uF sale u pEiesas make sure pay any well
informed person 70 tell iRhts uaxOuctusc she eauaa
ecF sale y townat counties. Eo7 EAtt.ena1. md Do.
n1onatratlon Inquire Of u T. HARS Ell Il TO< IL
, 1866-02-26

CtsE and freedmen. their N1yet aud children. under
esded That 10 person taa,l be deemed destlfa,s,'
'snnertn.' Or 'depcnueut upon the tjorernment 70.
nE atle to md employment, could b. proper todns-
~ md e5e.t1o1; avoid sueh des'isution. suffering
thos,zcs The iafnlnc Of thcse supplies, al except
the sanr !. lie bM which the PTesideut las vetoed
thorUes medical aid 10 he furnished the sick! Or
does be object to It bccaase Of the rrosdso Which
nns1 1ss OPERATION and declases that nohody shall
tions Of the act Rho Il able BY proper industry and
extrnon 10 aroid such de=titntiopt Why Ell. It il
,.nltatio1 On The present existing law boes that
Aprn.teion that expressly limits the operation Of
this act TO those only who cannot dpd employment.
meet ihts siaiculent In the veto ,nesence.
We have voted hundreds Of thousands and MIL
nonl Of dollars End are doing 1t isom Jcs, TO yess
e nan. an ese o5 s ys sas
hupdredt Of thousands Of doilafr to fake c4e oi
and feed the taraee African who vas laudea On our
exc. tsyaees from Africa should Sc brought TO our
board Of slasrE.. the Pcsidcn offhe uni1ed siatcs
support for nve srar. on the coast ofAfdca. Hc
wat authorized bJ iaw 10 appoint agents to 30 70
Africa to provide mean. 10 feed them. and We paid
no ss p9est 9 To- e ete T. Ans ho S. can bes
held in bondage all their .srcs, who have never
been permitted to earn one dollar for themselves,
who, 6y 1be great Cons nsututional amendment de-
c!atine freedom throughout the land. have been
uixcharxed from bonuacc 10 thct mas'ers who
had hitherto provided for their neces~1ies in cor
edc1atien Of their eerrtcca: Tan We NOT pro.
s1dc .or these dest1tute persons OF our oEn and
on the eame principle that We provide tof The
1ntfank-tlAt We provide for the easage African!
ki1. they cannot provide tor themselves. Whist
ssc they 10 dof In one part 81 ny 1uese3ge the
President tays they are permitted 10 80 where
they plcAee- ! will chow by md By That by
local legislation this privilege Is not permitted
But wha! sort Of protection won]d that he to the
negro If It were 20 Here atr hundreds a0d thou-
fsnda Of these POOR degraded human beincs whQ
ncscT welt Oh The plantation Nhe1r they born
in their lives. They do not know how to travcl.
They do notkpow where TO 70; they have no means
know whittier the railroads ie4d the railroads
would not carry 1hcm II they did, and were able 10
mar. As fnerd suggests, thcy eauDo4 feai the
upref-boa1de By the WRyflde; md where ays thsy
10 co. and what fe TO be done with thrm2 Thsy
arc 10 70 10 the sarnt plsne and the ase Il 10 be
| Tie hundreds Of nstsyce ftom Africa who few
Year, ago cre landed destitute Oh our coaet: they
4:e to he snkeu and rraueed into elayey again o.
,hey arc to peish and DIE for wunl Of Subsistence
CT somebody must temporarily look uf:er and pro-
vide !or thin ........ .-.......
.t1Ak1sa cAKE or roCR MILLIONS or x1Axc1rA-
TED SLAVES"
again. tbe President sayS:
| @ln this connection the qneEf presents its.lf
whe1hcr tha systen proPo7cd By 1ho bill Will not
When put rto complete operation pratticatfT teaus-
fer the entire care, support md control o. four
million e1snpated slayes to aEcuts Qresseess, oe
, 1866-02-26

coSC1reI0N.
Now, eir, have rome through with this rote satt,
my comments have been x1Ada without IN oppoftn.
nity for preparation OF much reflection. 1 have
probably FtPea'ed much: bnt as ! had taEen IN
ss.'c ps n u,ip III; b1 npon ,hs M consider e
mud 20 unntna, i thought II due 70
Es o III: q sns s. 'h: I'd e. iseud eoa5 9ase E. Ss
porting lie hin The President believes it ancoa-
etitntonal; ! bea1ere 1t constitutional. 10 be-
'cEcs that It Will involve great expense believe
freshman viii be projected without II :: 1 bel1eYe
he VII he tyrsnutee over sbpsSd nd H., vI1tuag I
liese # 10 be polite: thought. IN advocating T.
r., ~ n r. seins ~tth he
10 differ from h4na. not 60 much on my own
account: ~ On account Of The antagonssm
rns h,s Rssscn,. to 'ns ptssssa Etes
purruea In reterenee TO protecing the refugees and
ftcetlrcn but a the pEcaant condition Of the ro
to esTs t.s al Ser q
tlopal rcattots Ut the earliest period consistent
with Ihc eaiely and welfare Of the whole people I
:hal Is5G1ce when those states snan aooatn Al az
race or color; md when that IL done the great OBJ
jecs 0! the FrcedmAn's Bureau VIII have been ae-
conlplttbed.
TIE VOTE.
The Secretary proeceded 10 call me FOL.
1tds-Meesrt. Anthony. Brown. Chandler. GlaEk,
Connett+ Cragin, EEeswell. Fe-sc1den, Foeter,
G1imes. Hanie, Henderson. Honsrd, Howe, ki!k,
wool. Lane Of Indiana, LINE Of Aansas, MoTill,
Nye, Poland, Pomeroy. Nsmsey- sherman. sprague
sumne7; Tranabau, Wade, Williams, HAsen, and
Yatet-30
4aass-Measst. 'Bucsalew, Cowan. Davis, Dixon,
Doo',ttie. Guthrie, Henaficss, JoMnton. Nc
Dougall. Morgan. Hesmlth. Norton, Riddle. Sanls-
burg, Stewart, Stockton, Van Wlnkle and Wlls5
-la.
Atsa&-Messrt- Foot and Wtfght-2.
The rms ars 50 and the nass are is. TWothIzds oil
thc members present NOT having soted for the bill
1t IL not a law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-06
u.NnA11s,r --Ratween ainht and nina

INCONSISTENCIES eight and nine
o'clock last night some scoundrel, who
should have been hung years ago, and
who will probably at no distant day put
Ohio county to considerable expense for
hemp aud the burial ofhis filthy carcass,
threw stone through one of the win.
dows of eur ofics. The missile came
within a few inches of one of our compos'
itor's head, and bounded through the OF
fee. We will pay p liberal reward ior
the arrest and conviction OF the biaSk-
guard, or information that Will bring
him to justice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-06

TnF SABBATH DAY Here We are
again upon the outstanding verge Of
another Sabbath day. Who is there OF
the toiling hundreds of our city who do
nor, when Saturday night comes, look
forward to the dawniDg of tomorrow
With pleasure, and at this season of the
year, when nature is awakened from its
long winters sleep, more especially so?
But few, very few. To the great world
Of labor it is a resting spot so peculiarly
appropriate, that every Christian nation
recognizes it as day of rest and also of
worship
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-06

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL move
neut is now on foot to consolidate the
Chamber Of Commerce with the Libra
~ Association of this city, and have
one regular meeting Of our city mer-
chants Thursday evening of each week.
NE thiuk the proposition q good one.
The library rooms viii afford our mer-
chants an excellent place fer head'Quar-
tiers. There they can see the leading
newspapers of the country, the best Of
literary reading of matter, etc. By con
sOlidating the two organizations, aud
meeting in!the Library rooms, our MGR
chants can combine business with pleas
DTa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-06

TIE CENTENARY of American Metho-
Jism sbeiug celebrated mall the corgr9-
cations of that church in this country.
The present month has been set apart for
this special purpose and vii doubtless
be so observed IN this city. Over one
million of dollars have already been
raised in New York, and it is said at least
one million and a half more will be raised
that single conference. The five mil
lions designated by the senior Bishop
Morris, is likely to be far exceeded