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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-10
Foreign News.

New YORK, Feb. 9-The Cunard
steamship Australaslan, from Liverpool
At / o'clock on the afternoon OF the 29th
aud Queenstown OH the 2Sth ult., has ar
rived here Lord Monck, the Canadian
Governor General is passenger
The Paris Constitutional, In an article
OH the Mexican question with reference
to Mr.. Bigelow's dispatches, says: The
United States cannot call resistance
war 10y pluudering adventures, after re-
fnsing the title of belligerents to the con-
federates.
The Patrie says the official Yellow
Book will not contain the dispatches
between France and America on the
Mexican question, as that question is
still pending.
The cattle plague continues to in
crease. The latest weekly return show,
for the first time, over ten thousand ca
SeS.
The Fenian trials continue daily. The
Dublin police had seized number OF
swords and bayonets in Orange Lodge.
4 vessel on the Thames, on the point
of sailing for Peru, was detained at the
instance OF the Spanish Consul. 1t is al
legged that she designed to make war on
Spanish commerce under the Chilian flag
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News from New York.

New YORK, Feb 9.-Jhe execution Of
John Hackett for murder, which was to
have taken place at the Tombs to-day,
has been postponed, stay of proceed
ings having been granted tor the pur-
pose of taking his case to the Supreme
Court.
4 verdict Of gullty was yesterday ien-
dered by the jury in the case of Nelson
Spenard, tried i'll the United States Dis
tTict Court in Broyklyn, on the charge
of counterteiting national currency lie
will bessentenced on Wednesday next.
A report prevails IN this city to the
effect that Archy Hughes, the we'll
known minstrel, was shot by South
American rebel refugee, in Montreal
Canada East, on Wednesday last
Senor M'Kinna publishes letter IN
the Herald this morning attempting to
explain the circumstances connected
with the recent proceedings against him
Of the authorities on suspicion OF his
implication in a scheme to tit out an eN-
pedit;on IN the city to assist Chill III her
war with Spain He says that all the
mysterious details, the novel incidents
ni his arrest and the inventions OF all
sorts published by the press, are each
and all of them tictIOns gotten mp TO eA'
cite curiosity OF perhaps been dictated
by less noble motives.
The Kingsland Oil Company works
on Newtown creek, were destroyed by
fire last night Loss S35, GOO about one
third insured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings
important Military Board.
Buffers Note to General Grant.
Northern Pacific Railroad.

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The Trlbune's
special from Washington says: The
board of officers will assemble in Wash
ington D. c., March 10th, 1866, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, to exam
inc upon the following questions and
make recommendations thereon. First
what form and calibre of breech loading
gun should be adopted as model for fu
ture construction of muskets for infant
ry. Second, what form and calibre
should he adopted as model for future
construction of carbines for cavalry.
Third, what form of breech loading gun
should be adopted as model for charge
of muskets already constructed to breech
loading muskets. Whoever submits an
arm to the above board will be required
to state in writing the lowest price at
which it will be furnished in the event
of its being adopted by the government.
The chief of ordinance will furnish the
board all the information III its power
and will also provide it with office room,
stationery, &c, and place for expert
mental firing targets, ammunition, &c.
The report of the board will be made
through the chief of ordinance. Major
G General Hancock is the senior officer.
The Tribunes Washington special
gives the following as the true note that
was returned by b. F. Butler, Esq, to
Lieutenant General Grants carte de in
vite to his reception: General Butler
has the honor to decline the invitation
of Lieutenant General Grant. General
Butler has now no desire for further ac-
quaintance."
The Herald's special says: General
sherman has decided, in order to be in
harmony with the ruling of the commits
soner of Internal Revenue and with the
opinion of the Secretary of the Treasury,
to classify reserved profits as capital, in
stead of deposits as now. As the duty
on both is the same, this will not affect
any banks that hold of United States
stocks an amount less or equal to the
amount of capital. Such banks, how
ever, as hold United States stocks in ex
cess of their capital would be able to de-
duct the amount of such excess from the
item of reserved profits so classed, as
capital.
Colonel Rowland, in behalf of the
Northern Pacific railroad, notified the
government to-day that the company
was prepared and about to construct the
line. Subscriptions will soon be opened
throughout the country, and strong et-
fort will be made to push the work Wig
Orously
The Posts Washington special says :
The Ways and Means Committee will
take up the subject of general taxation
on Tuesday next.
The Dodge VS.. Brooks election case
will occupy at least ten days longer in
the hearing The counsel of Mr.. Dodge
will close the present action Of the case
next Tuesday.
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TO DECREE Of

l. the above named court, rendered Ia the
above entitled cause on tho 10Th day OF Dooom
Der, I-1r, ] 5hall proceed to sell, at public auc
ton 10 tho highest and best bIddoI at the front
door ol the Court House of Ohio county West
Virginia on MONDAY, tho 10Th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, I-CG at ~ O'Clock, a M the
following described real estate, situate In the
city OF Wheeling and Ohio county, West yiT.
ginia, belonging tO the estate Oi Alexander Had
den deceased, viz.
All OF lOts IubeTed and . ia square No. q
situated on the southwest corner Of Main and
south streets, extending from south street 10
Wheeling crock aud tho stone Bridge, except
ing that portion Of lot No = occupied by The
house immediately upon the corner OF said
streets
luSald property has been surveyed and divided
% tD ~ iOur parcels Two parcels fronting up
II Nam street the one commencing at Wheel
ng creek and running North ninety OD iost
more or less, upon which are two large brick
buildings aud airlms shop The other Adloihs
said parcel fronting on Main street about fOTty
one 90 feet, upon which are also Two blck
buildings BOtL VI -aid parcels extend west
wardly about IDy feet ~ a 10 feet prIra ate alley
The other two parcels front upon South street
tho one about - feet, aud extends south "
Wheeling creek, about ~ feet upon which
there Is a two story double brick building the
other frOnts on South street about igenty three
lZJy feet and extends south ATdly about 81 feet,
upon which Is two story brick building
a private alley, " isst vide. running h9m
North " south. aud y Whicb divides said p-rcsb'
will be decided to the purchasers Of sad propsf
y Jointly. -u ,sss
Possession gwen on the hrst dAJ oiAp,n' 80.
AIso A tr.et of Land containing tHsbty- ssTen
-. 4 Ta.d and Doles sitaatS 90 the hatlon'
~ ,o,d ,bTes and one hail lJt miles Eas, Of the
ci,y Of wheeling. aHd "a OHIO county West
virginia, adjoining ths And. aee. Of Mr. Thomas
A Mot and survey VI said property may bs
IN ~ the Office Of tho Commissioner, VI az the
Court House on day Of sale.
IEEoLs-OIe third Of the purchase money In
cash, the balance IN tTo equal instalments Of
SIX and tEelTe months with interest from day
Of sale, the purchaser giving hORds with good
security fOT deferred iDstalmepts, OF all ths pur'
chase money IN cash If the purchaser may %
elect HANNIBAL FOKBEs,
iah JdAz II Commissi0oer.
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Petroleum I'm New south Wales.

New YORK, Feb. 9.-Australian dates
Of the 18th of November states that oil
has been struck near Hartly, New South
Wales yesterday. The well yields liO
gallons of crude, or 100 gallons of refined
oil per day. The company owning the
property calculates that when they get
thoroughly to work, they can refine
10000 gallons OF oil per week
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OMAHA. NEB., Feb. 9.-The Legisla-
ture has formed a State constitution, to
be submitted to the people on the ID of
June. The election of State officers will
be held at the same time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-10

HARRlSBrRG. PA. Feb. o.-The bill
approPriatlng one hundred thousand
dollars for the relief of the Chambers
burg sufferers, passed the House last
night
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Mail Robbery.

WUuAMSPORT. Pa, Feb. 9.-The mail
that should have left here this morning
was robbed after being delivered at the
railroad depot The bags were found
above the depot, cut open and all the
contents gone.
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ST. MARY's, c. W, Feb. 9.-Phelps,
agent for Adams Express Company, has
abscouded, taking with him twelve
thousand dollars. He has gone to Eu-
rome
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-10
06. IMPORTANT 1866.
To Families aud Hotels.


rINHE CHEAPEST SUPPLIES -
i Encouraged by the past liberal patronage
have determined TO connect with my business
first class FAMILY GROCERY STORE, and
by my extreme efforts 10 furnish all articles
usually kept (and of the besD l hope 20 receive
a fair portion OF the patronage Of the public
generally and l would here call their attention
TO a few OF the standard articles at the follow
ing low prices Finest Gunpowdef Tea (choice)
g 90 per 10 Finest Young Hyson Tea u 10 per
10 Best Japanese Tea 81 Sd English Break
fast Coffee 25c Best Black Tea very nce) Z! o.,
Best Rio Coffee 80 G35c; very choice Brown Su
gar I6c Refined Sugars OF all kinds from 10 10
BE Rico (Carolina) I2tc; Pickles, Catsups,
Peaches in Syrups and Brandy Oysters, both
Cove and Spiced and all kinds Of German
Goods imported by myself embracing Turkish
Prunes, German Cherries, Lentels, Split Peas,
Odt Meal, Canadian Peas, Holland Herring, La.
brador Herring, Sardines Salad OIL, &C, &C,
as well as many other articles too numerous 10
mention. Having bought for gold l am deter
mined to sell low and invite all TO call and OK.
anime my goods. All articles sold at this store
will be delivered to any part of the city froo OF
charge ). uORhHElMER,
ianl7.3m No. I7G Market Square.
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Commissioners Sale

OI the Valuable Real E-tnte, siiunir
ia the cay Of Wheeling md Ohio
County, W Va, Belonging TO the
Estate Of Alexander lsHdden, deed
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.unryIaudI I.egi-iHIurc e.

BALTIMORE, Feb, 9.-The Maryland
Legislature adjourned last night 1t re
fused to entertain the proposition to
amend the Registration law
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JUST RECEIVED!
I OyERING,s sUPERIOR GOLL

OVRRING's SUPERIOR GOLD
IL En- SYRUP, Old Government Java, yellow
and Green Rio Coffee OF extra line quality.
Eastern Cranberrics Eastern BuckW heat FIOHr
Philadelphia Minoo Meat, CharlestOn Gtlts.
Green Peas. Dried Shaker sweet Corr, Italian
MaccarOui bohemian Pears SmJ Tua Figs Lay
Ell klisIus BOrdeau Salad Ui Extra French
Mustard Sardel Fish ia n kegs &c. &c,
&c. iUT sale low by
y. &G 10 WOODROW.
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CLEVELAND, O., Feb. l9.-John W.
Hughes, for numbering a tennessee
parson, was hanged at one O'CLOCK to-
day.
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JAMES PAUL
LAMB q PAUL.,
n rEORNEN AEIAM MnEIl

4 ING WESrN A. willy IPracti,oiuthc, courts
Hf OHIO County and adjoining Counties
Once on east side ot Fourth Street near the
t'.ug.t EOuse Oriln
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SWEENEYS & CO,
CHARLES SIEBKE.

G,UC,CE ssOR TO III. DIE l.,
FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street near the B. 4 .. X X Depot, Wheeling
Ma All kinds OF Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
T, description OF Silks and EOOlen Goods, exc
cnted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This Is the first ana best Steam Dying Estao'
Z isbment in the Western States sep20
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C,0RN NEAL, wHITE1ND VEL
~ Low, our own grpding, fgr sale " ths tqn'
by Pryor HASDLAA 20.
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UMPIRE CAP.-AFIsE ASS0RIhksf
u Just received. HAkfkk AAo'
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+ FRENCH CONFECTIONERY |
s. T.. FARIS,
JUr,lN f4NuIlnoUN,

NtShsEJSiE'H AND DEAL
vi EJs ~ BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATH
Elk; No i@ Main Suest Wheeling Va.
sep2J
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National Steam Navigation Co.
LIMITED
n. 40 ID WOODROW.

- Liverpool and New York calling at Queens.
town. a steamship OF this line, consisting Of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-11-07
MORTGAGE SALE
In EQuity--KerShaW.

Thomas Lang, Executor, rs. Z. NJ. Boykin
and wife, ct al.
Bill for Construction of Will and Partition
TN pursuance of an order in above sta;| ID |..
i case made, I will utfcr for sale. on the
FIRST MOND.iT N L1NUIRF NEXT,
mt public QUERY, before the Court House
door in Camden, the following portions Of
thc Real Estate of Thomas Lang, Iced, viz:
A Tractsof Land,
Containing acres, on the West si'le Of
Little Pi;ie Tree Creek, bounded North by
lauds Of I. F. Sutherland East by said Creek.
Sou;h by land of J. u. Kennedy, and West
by premises of Miss Susan Lang
The Dwelling House and Lots,
In the Town of Camden, Immediately South
Of Court House Square, known as the Nc
Willie Place.
TWO LOTS,
Situated on Church Street, i'll said Town of
Camden. Also,
A Tract Of Land
Containing sixty-two acres, situated on the
West side Of Watcrcc River, bounded East by
the McCord's Ferry Road, and West by lands
of John Bowen.
TERMS:
Onc-fourth cash, and the balance on n
credit of one, Two and three years, with in
tcrcst from the day of sale, payable annually
until the whole shall be paid, to be secured
by the bonds of the purchasers, with at least
Two good srlrcties, 10 be approved by the
Commissioner and mortgage of the pro-
pcriy sold.
J. D. DUNLAP, c. +. X. D.
Commissioners Office, Dec. &, 1866.
Dec. I-tdS.
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List of Letters

ID EMA1NING in the Post Office at Camden,
H. S. c., 9Th December, 1866:
A.-James Aclar, Frank Adamson (3),
Elizabeth Allen, Joseph Z Allen.
B.-Larancc Bowers, Miss Lula F Burns.
Wm Bavard, Samuel Barcicld, Cornelius G
Burns (2), Mrs NJ r Bradley.
G. Josier Campbell. G Cousior.
D.-F II DuBose, Miss Catherine Dencs.
E.-Afiss Penney English.
G.-Mr. - Gettis. Robt Gray, E NJ
Griffin, Miss Elizabeth Gamcwcll.
lI.-Ebcnczcr Hodges, W s lIogan.
I-J.-J NJ Ingram (a); Henry James,
Thomas Josey.
K.-J T Kennedy, Mrs Mary Kirkland,
James kain.'
M.-Myers & Daty, Daniel Motley. Sarah
Jane McManus, Rev y McDuffic, Thos Nc
Lcod.
O.-P.-Joscph II orpcnhcim (2), Louis
Pepper.
R.-S.-John Ramsay. Miss Rcbccca
Smith, II Scmans. VIM Shumakcr, L
Saussurc, Mrs \ SILVER.
T-Charlcs 4 Thompson. Miss Mary ]
Thompson, Capt Adam Team; Miss NJ J
Thompson.
U-W-Jamcs Uzze]l. II L Walsh. n B
Wilson, Serena Webster (2), Edwin G Win
chester, Miss Lizzie Wilson, Miss Mary \
Wilson.
Y-NErs D N Young (2), John Young. .
Persons calling for the above letters Will
please say they are advertised.
Persons -derosilin5 letters i'll the Posi- Office
for mailin. pr delivery here, will please place
the stamp near the upper right hand corner
of the envelope. They will VIC remember
that without the stamp or money Letter
cannot be mlile.l or delivered, but must be
sent to the dead letter office without ndycr-
Using }. NJ, GAlLE, T. NJ.
Dec 1T.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LLthosc indebted to the Estate of Wm.
y l.. Pickett, late of kcrshaw District
deceased, by note or account, for mc'Iical
service or otherwise, will please make imme-
dia,c liquidation Of the same 70 the Admin
istratrix: and those having claims against
the Estate will present them, properly au-
tlenticatcd, to the Administrative by the time
required by law.
ARADELLA E. r. PICKETT.
doc 7-;f Adm'X.
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SOUI'E-C E-CAROLINA,
ESEIeSMAST Dun's'asHE'E.

BY.A. i. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
wv HEREAS, Joseph D. Dunlap, c. T.,
W applied 10 me for Letters Of Admins
aiion Oil all and singular The goods an'l chat
tells, rights aud credits of Powell Team, late Of
the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to ciic ana almonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Orttinary's Court, 10 be holden at
kcrshaw Court House on the 5th dny of jan
uary next. to show cause. if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 22a day
of November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, and
Of the nincty-frst year of American Indie
pcndcnce. \. L. MCDONALD,
Nov. 2G-td, U. X d.
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TEReWS:
REMOVAL.

TI'IrE subscriber would respectfully inform
L. his friends, customers and the public
generally, that lie has removed his TIN ES-
TABLlSHMENT, to the stand two (2) doors
below the store of Mr.. II. NJ. Kennedy, where
lie keeps constantly on hand, of his own mau-
ufacture, complete assortment of
TIN WARE,
at wholesale and retail, at prices which cam
not fnil to give satisfaction.
lie will attend to all orders fer Roofing
and Guttcring.
Larland oil cans, Stove-pipcs, &c., made to
order ut short notice.
Repairing done at all times and OIL reason
able terms.
lie hopes by strict attention to business, to
merit the patronage so literally bestowed on
linn heretofore. ]. Il. GOODALE.
Dec. TT.
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School Notice.

@ CIRCUMSTANCES making my
fl TA,. return 10 Charleston necessary.
EFM5=s take this method of rendering my
WS thanks to the citizens of Camden.
~ for their liberal patronage and the
confidence they baTe rcposel in lie, us teach
cr, since I have been among them. or their
town and themselves shall ever retain the
most pleasant rccollections.
mhapry to state that the school will lie
continued hy Dr. MATTHEWS; who has been
associated with nc for the last two years, and
who is making arrangements to carry on the
instruction efficiently in a!l the Departments.
commend him to the confidence Of and pat
ronage Of the community.
HENRY III. BRUINS. l.. J.. D.
The subscriber respectfully gives notice
that he will continue tllea above School in Jam
uary next. with the aid of competent assist
ant. Terms, &c., ns heretofore.
j. L. MATTHEW'S. NJ. d.
n B.-Dr. NJ. expects TO obtain a house,
which will allow him to take Il limited mum
Der of boys to board, TO whom every attention
will - paid.
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To Rent.

rE>ITAT desirable Mansion. at the corner OF
L DeKalb and Campbell streets. having
twenty-scvcn acres of Land attached to II
For terms, Apply TO Z. NoELhlN.
Dec, lit.
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convenient and proper time.
1t is q matter of regret that no consider
:,hlc advance has been made toward an adj
instmeut O. .he differences between the Uni
ted States and Great Britain, arising out of
the depreIltions upon our national commerce
and other trespasses cGUnilteI dun; uur
civil war by British subjects, III violation of
International law and treaty Obligations
The delay, however, niay he believed to have
resulted in no small degree from the domcs
tic situation Of Great Britain. An entire
change Of ministry occurred in ti.at country
luring the lsst session Of Parliament The
attention Of the new ministry was called 70
the subject at an carly day, and there is sonic
reason to expect that it will now be consider
ed i'll sccening aad friendly spirit. The
Importance of au carly disposition Of the
question cannot be exaggerated. Whatever
might be the wishes Of the Two Governments,
it is manifest that good will and friendship
;hetween the Two countries cannot be estab-
'lished until Il reciprocity, in the practice of
good faith and neutrality, shall be restored
between the respective nations.
On the 9th of June last, in violation Of our
neutrality laws, q military expedition and
enterprise against the British North Amcri-
can Colonies was projected and attempted
to be carried on within the territory and jul
risdiction of the United States. In obedience
to the obligation imposed upon the Executive
by the Constitution, to see that tho laws are
faithfully executed, all citizens were warned,
by proclamation, against taking part in or
aiding such unlawful proceedings, and the
proper civil, military, and naval officers were
directed to take all necessary measures for
the enforcement of the laws. The expcdi-
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A Tractsof Land,

Containing siYty-two acres. situated on th
West side Of Watcrcc River, bounded East h..
the McCord's Ferry Road, and West by land
of John Bowen.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, november 6~-mldnlght.
The Republicans have achieved great
victory to-day in the reelection of General
Il. E. Paine, by majority of about forty
one hundred, as follows: Milwaukee city
gives j. S. Brown 2S1 majority, and the
county will increase it to about 1000 Ra-
cine County gives General Paine 200 ma
jority; Kenosha County, 800 majority i;
Waukesha County, 200; Walworth, 1900.
The Republicans have elected five out of
the eight Assemblymen in this city.
Second District-Rock County gives Hop
kins, Republican, 5000 majority Dane
County, 500 for Hopkins; Columbia County.
1900 majority for Hopkins Jefferson
County, 200 majority for Pease Democrat ;
making majority for Hopkins of 4,So0
which will not be less than this.
Third Distriot-But few returns have
been received, but it is republican by about
six thousand,
Fourth Dstrict-This is the Egypt OF
Wisconsin, but the returns thus far received
indicate decrease of the Democratic ma
jority to about 8, 900.
Fifth District-This District was carried
in 1854 by Sawyer, including the soldiers
vote in the field, by about 1900; his ma
iority now is not less than 1000
Sixth District-This district has undoubt'
eddy elected Washburne Republican, by T.
500 majority, so that the Republican ma
jority in the State, on Congressman, may be
placed at %, 000
Racine City, the home of the recreant
Senator, Doolittle, has given COL Republi
can majority against 70 two years ago,
larger increase than in any other distric
in the state.
The Legislature will be overwhelmingly
Republican in both branches. securing thu
reelection of Senator Howe.