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The Resolution Prohibiting Chinese
lmmigrntion-R"mo of Invcstign,
ton

WASHINGTON, Dee. l9.-The resolution
offered this morning by Mr.. Williams,
of Oregon, to prohibit immigration at
Chinese to this country, produced much
surprise in the Senate Chamber, rs ours
is styled the asylum OF all nations. The
resolutions was referred t" the commit
tee on Foreign Affairs.
There is n sensation here i'll reference
to rumors OF Congressional investiSa-
ton into certain charges against Il
United States Senator, of having been
influenced by precuniary consldera-
tions to Use his interest for appointment
of person toa first class position in
the Revenue Department i'll New York.
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steamer DESTROYED !.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l9.-The steamer
Peirel No. = was destroyed by fire at the
foot of John street this morning. She
was valued Ut 81. oo,. and insured for
$4,000.
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Get UP Your Clubs For -,
DEING sArIsPIEDrp,

ENG sATIsPIED Tn,
I'D their patrons are prepared TO enc.
enterprise which has FOR lis ohi-c: tie ns. > L
and promotion of the welfare Of IT, ISOo''eNaas
in this Republic, and the dCytlopr,sr,' 'e a.
ovation of our young and prum!,i,, - 8 ?
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REoIsi1S AZ L.
lary-,l and improved this paper 10 me-. -, !, 2,
mands of increased circulation AM 10 q
popularity, and Row takes pleasure In 49, ~. a
10 the people of this State, the I.nrv.., :,
est and Most Reliable Paper In W
virginia. Wet
THE REGISTER can p,ist IA
history rs the surest and best inirx Mn. !"
course upon all questions OF National :, -
policy. Believing that the war was cal va
its legitimate purposes attained with m, -, Nv ~
der Of the rebel armies, and the ahspion,'-.Nea
slavery and secession BY the South IN. ~ 4
TER win be the unt!inching alyoSai. a, 80 90
Irres that tend to promote the national -
20 restore the unity Of the Govrrn,n,r,' -
extend TO all enctions the pfierless kl,..,SN .
an impartial Union and lasting pear. n,
be equally firm in its opposition 10 al n,,,,,
schemes that impose unjust and unusT,,-. !
conditions upon the reunion of a Ioye-,-'oN :.
that was never broken, that guarantee - :
ual ascendancy 20 one political patty AZ ~
changing ostracism 10 every other ana -.
thwart the wishes of every patriotic k,,, =
leaving our country still divided oar -, y,
disunited our Union unp'stOrrd Tl,r,.'
the opinion Of all men. while stcad(,,tIy 49,
eating its own, despising the pruscgip,iys L,5,.,
Of fanaticism while firmly adhering 20 Il, a!
convictions Of right and duty.
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Apuoiutmcnt.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 19.-Miles Green,
wood has been appointed Treasurer OF
Hamilton county, i'll place Of Brig, Gen.
Parry, deceased.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, Dec. 10.
Stocks dull and lower; Rock Island
l04f; Cleveland and Pittsburg, SIT
Northwestern, 52l; do. preferred, 1ot
Toledo, 12ls; Fort Wayne, 1869; Mil
waukee and st. Paul preferred, 6o; Hi
nois Central scrip, Il; Michigan South
ern, 81; Michigan Central, l2lt; New
York Central. iii; Pacific Mail, 40
$40 coupons of lsG5, new issue, 1875
1905, 1853; Western Union Telegraph
I5t: Missouri Us, 90.
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Toledo Market.

.. F.f-- TOLEDO, Dec. l9.
Wheat dull and lower; = 30 asked,
9 % bid. Corn, old No. |, SIC: new CSC
Dressed hogs 7a?!c.
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Phiindelnhin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.
Flour less active. Wheat iirmer;
white, 3 2Oa3 40. Corn scarce and in de-
mand. Oats, 5Sc.
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Rumar Unfrue

ALBANY, b. u. Dec. 19.-The rumored
accident on Hudson River railroad is
untrue.
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RaIfimorc Market.

r. BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.
Flour unchanged. Whisky dull at
2 STAG ~. Coffee, market poorly sup
piled.
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TIL 4 RE GISTER

win strive TO make the popular mind WIZ \,
conviction" rather than slavish by dctatior ,,S
will labor 10 disseminate only such yitu, u,,,
and the seal of truth.
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New YORK, Dec. 10.
Money more active, at Gar per cent.
Sterling 109sa1t9i.
Gold shade easier; opening ut 1874
declining to 1863, and closing at 1861,
Governments unaltercd.
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RuHnla Market.

BUFFALO, December 10.
Flour active; spring advanced sc;
Western spring IL 25all 30. Other ar
ticles unchanged. aHtE i'st. Z
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THE ARBEITER FREUSD,

An elegant Journal printed in th. German =,
guage, and issued for the benefit Of out G,1 i1,
citizens, is published weekly At The EEGs'LA
Office
Feeling grateful for the gtneron, ,o'g.Iass,'
meDt with which the friends Of the RLgisi,L ~ ~
have hitherto rewarded his efforts. 10 Nv
prietor hopes by continued entsrpns az y
ergy 90 merit IN the future The safnr hirfs =.
ronage which their paper has h'f't'''"
ceived.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register
The Consolidation@Biil-
hI the Ropc.

The Consolidation4BiIl-
by the Pope.
ia LONDON, Dec. 1s.-The delegation
from British America have agreed upon
O basis for q bill for the consolidation
of the British provinces in North Amer
lea. The perfected bill will be sent TO
the British Parliament for confirmation.
ROME, Dec. 1s-Antonelli's explana-
ton Of the POpe's expression relative TO
the United States is that His Holiness
believed it would be better for Canada
10 fall into the hands of the United
States than to b. subjugated by the
Fenians. Minister King accepted the
explanation. ---
ComuereiaI and Financial Affairs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19.-The ship Fa-
yorita, from San Francisco August 18th,
arrived to-day.
PARIS, Dec. 10, p. Mt is expected
the Emperor will attend the farewell
dinner to Minister Bigelow to-day.
BERLIN, Dec. 10, p. MA number
of Prussian officers are about starting
for America to look at our navy yards.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, Noon.-Cotton
opens very active and excited; advanced
to.l4sd for middling uplands.
LONDON, Dec. 10, NoOn.-ConsOls, s9t;
American securities opened firm; 5-2Os,
ia; Erie. 471: Illinois Central, "a.
b PARIS, Dec. 10, NOOn.-The reorgani-
zatiOn of the army is very unpopular
The people can't see the necessity OF
such an immense army while at peace.
HAMBURG, Dec. ia new German
steamship line is forming to run be-
tween here and New York under gov
eminent patronage.
BERLIN, Dec. l9.-The German Par
lament will be almost unanimously
voted for throughout Germany.
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TIE TRI.WEEKLY

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preceding issues of the Daily. m.by r.l1as.
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the State, makes 10 the hest advertiser HstisI
In West Virginia.
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made up Of all Important news ol the n''l
telcgraphic reports. traussct iuns in the hslIF'
Editorials upon subjects Of general nicfut 4
Agricultural Column, special curiopobtssi
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
RRrGHroN PENS, Dec. IL

.CATrLE-The receipts of Beef Cattle
during the week were 25 head. To-day,
Monday, the market opened with 80
head in the pens. The demand was
good. and the market was quite brisk
at an advance of 25a50c over last weeks
prices for extra Cattle. The butchers
were the principal buyers, though few
were taken by packers. At the close of
the market about 40 head were left over.
We quote common at s3a3 so; fair 50 75a
4 25 good, s. 25a IS, and extra S. 25a
5 75a6. There were number of extra
Cattle in the pens to-day for Christmas
show, but it was difficult matter to
get the correct prices at which they
sold.
HoGs.-The receipts for the week
were $500 head. The demand tnrough
the week has been good. To-day there
were about 800 head in the pens. Prin-
cipally all sold at prices ranging from
Sc for light. and S. 80 for heavy. Some
eqtra Hogs brought 5a1Oc higher.
SHEEP-The receipts for the week
were l 100 head. The demand has been
better through the week. To-day there
was go head on the market. All were
sold. We quote common at 3 5Oa3, and
good 90. We were unable to get the
prices of few extra Christmas Sheep
CHAs. l.. ENYART, Superintendent.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, Dec. II.

The receipts for the week were as fol-
lows Cattle, 500 head; Hogs, $50 head;
Sheep, $50 head. The sales for the week
were as follows Cattle sold at from 81
to Sc rs; a few Texas Cattle ut So.
Sheep sold at from So to 81 30. Hogs
sold at from Sc y to S. IS. The market
was about rs the two weeks previous.
There were few extra fine Cattle sold
for the Christmas market at from s. 10
50. .-
SAM. BYINGToN, Superintendent.
, 1866-10-16

and by the spores produced on the sur
face. The use of the microscope has en-
abled M. Davanne 10 follow out the pro-
gress Of the contagion, aud thus correct
erroneous views on the subject. At the
same meeting was received M. Duche-
Minis description of some new electric
capsules, for causing explosions in sub
marine mining operations in the port of
Fecamp. He asserts that their use would
realise a saving OF 90 per cent over those
now employed.
, 1866-10-16

hose Governments. BY these new
Stockholm and st. Petersburg will be
placed in direct and instantaneous com
munication with London and The pro-
%yinces, and the important trade with the
Baltic ports brought into a far more in
dependent and satisfactory condition than
it is at present. The section of cable
between Denmark and Norway will be
working by December in this year, and
that between England and Denmark by
June next year. The arrangements for
the erection Of the new independent land
lines throughout England and Scotland
in connection with the several cables are
also in a forward state.
INCENDIARtsM IN FRANCE The Court
of As>izes Of the Seine has Just tried a
young man, named FelIier, aged %, for
wiIfulIy setting fire, in April last, to a
candle mandatory at Asnieres, from
which he had been dismissed for miscon-
duct. The building was wholly destroy
ed and the loss amounted to 100, OO0f,
which was, however, nearly entirely COW
cred by insurance. The jury, after a de-
liberation of less than ten minutes, re-
turned IL verdict Of "GuiIty,' without
extenuating circumstances, and the Court
condemned the prisoner 10 death.
INTELLIGENCE IN iii WORKING CLAs-
sEs.-if the working classes were, in the
educational sense of the term, intelligent,
would eight men out Of ten in o large
workshop habitually use BLACKBOARD and
blasphemous language in their ordinary
conversation, and a still larger percent
age Of them be unable to express them
selves emphatically upon any subject
without resorting to the same kind Of
language, as is the ease at presently
Would the majority Of the jokes and
tests current ia the workshop and in
many of which there is real wit, be so
inextricably mingled with, and dependent
for their point upon, indccencIeS and
blasphemics, as 10 be unfit for repetition Z
Or would there still be in the workshop
an almost entire absence-not of substan-
tial kindness, for that is a marked and
general characteristic of working COM
munilies-but of those little courtesies
and civililies which, while costing moth
ing, enhance the value even of kindness,
and are, in fact, in themselves, a sort of
kindness, softening the disagreeabIeness
of disagreeabIe things, and making plea
SAINT things still more pleasant and the
non-practising of which upon the part of
the working classes, offers a prominent
and ready means of unfavourably con-
trasting their character with that of other
classes Of society ?-CornhW Magazine.
, 1866-10-16
Total $263,9O5 81

Balance of deposits S 51,786 90
6 new deposit accounts, viz:
4 Minors. l Various.
1 Laborer.
6 Withdrawals amounting to-. SIT IA.
Receivers for Saturday, goth Oct. 1866.
In CHRISTIANSTED
Abr Meyer, Esq, Trustee.
]. Knuthsen, Esq, Member.
In F~REDERIKsTED
II. N. MalIgrav, Esq, Trustee.
w. Mc'Farlane, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, 18th October 1866.
, 1866-10-16

Wet bekjendtgjores herved at Udkast
D till Repartitionen i afgangne VIM.
Hardcastle's 30, vii bIive fremlagt en-
Session paa dette 30, som holdes i Free
deriksted's Retshuus, No. 6 B. i Strand
gade, Fredagen den lode November
forstkommende MIddag Kl. IL Slets hvor-
efter Boet forventes sluttct.
Frederiksted, ST. Croix den lite Oc-
tober 1866.
WILLIAM PEBBLES. J.. A. CORREA.
Executors testament.
, 1866-10-16
S q. ok Az s.

HIdllSi, 4dIlty duu' pItlctIcu 0lu"u'Ao-
rose, now so much sought for on this side
of the Strates. Nadine de Sevigne pa
troniSed the white wine of Limoux, and
Louis XIV. the sparkling vintage of Sau-
mur. Marlborough only admitted to his
table the light wines Of the Rhine, and
the Duke of Wellington preferred Her
mitage. Montesquieu, even in his most
serious works, praises the vintages of
Breda, grown within four miles of Bor-
deaux. FRANCOIS [. drank nothing but
Chivrrny and Romieu, Champagne, OF
which he said, "Champagne is like reli-
gion-a little philosophy leads you from
il, whereas a great deal brings you back
to it,
The King Of Greece has named grand
Prince Imperial Of France and the her.
editary Grand Duke of Russia.
Sir Henry Storks has arrived in Eng
land by the West India mail. Peace and
good order prevailed in Jamaica. The
anniversary of independence passed off
quietly. The new Governor, Sir j. p.
Grant, arrived at Jamaica on Aug. 5, and
took office on the following day. The com
mission of Governor Grant establishes a
Legislative Council as well as a Privy
Council. The Governor will not be Pre-
sident of the Legislative Chamber, but
that board will choose its own President.
In case of the death or absence of the
Captain-GeneraI, his duties will devolve
upon the Northumberland and in the
ooc of bic 1aofb ny ohSopoo an thu pro.
sident of the Privy Council. Sir J. P.
Grant has been we'll received by the colo
nists. Much regret was expressed at the
departure of Sir Henry Storks; large
number Of people assembled when he was.
leaving the island, and a farewell address
was presented to him. Sir Henry Storks,
in his reply, prophesied a prosperous flu
ture for Jamaica.
M. Peltier, son Of the celebrated maihe-
mltician, has addressed a note to the Bel
gian Academy of Sciences on the question
whether lightning-conductors should be
terminated by points or balls. If (says
he) by the aid of conductors we hope TO
neutralise the electricity of a storm-cloud,
there is no doubt points must be employ
ed; but, if we wish 10 attract the light
ming in order TO conduct it into the COM
mon reservoir, there is still no doubt we
must terminate the conductor by Il ball.
In conclusion, after commenting on eX-
periments he gives his opinion that light
ming conductors owe very little of their
preventive action to their points, and that
they would have Il very much greater
preservative character if they terminated
with a rounded surface.
M. Davanne has communicated to the
Academy of Sciences at Paris the results
of his researches on the mouldinesS of
fruits. This phenomenon has been re-
garded as a simple chemical alteration,
an exaggeration of ripening ; yet fruit,
perfectly ripe, carefully preserved, never
becomes moutdy, but gradually becomes
quite dry. Mouldiness is produced by
the development of certain fungi, prlnci-
palIy the mucor mucedo, which covers
the fruit with "a black ef1orescence; and
the pendulum glaucum, which covers it
with a g~reenish ef1orescence. This moul-
diness is produced by the mycelium,
I'll H. -..L. -At.nI,~l ~
, 1866-10-16
R " p o x 4
OF the Receipt ofDeposits at the st. Croix
SAVINGS B A N K,
On Saturday, 18th October 1866.
Receivers:

Receivers:
In CHRIsTIANsTED
T. E. Mendes, Esq, Trustee.
A. Just, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
L. Faber, Esq, Trustee.
Amount offormer deposits $263,657 90
S deposits Of 20 cents each.
16 above 20 cts. and under S /.
, 1866-10-16

FAvoURITE WINES. We have all
heard Of personal characters being traced
by their handwriting ; but it is quite a
new idea to draw conclusions as 10 the
amount of intellect with which ones
friends are gifted from the kind of wine
they specially drink. Such, however, is
the new idea and the following list has
been made out, after no end of research,
Of the special fancies recorded of some
great men :-Anacreon, it appears, pre-
ferred the wine of Cyprus; Horace, Fa-
%lernian; Frederick the Great drank Mon
zillac, which he sent for TO Bergerac ;
the celebrated lady-killer. the Duke de
Richelieu, sent for Fronsac from Bor-
deaux and the first Napoleon, Cham
berth, which, by the bye. the English
Government refused to supply his table
with at st. Helena. Gay and gallant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

0sassal Alfred n. Terry assivsd 4 o.
Paal % Monday es soste - Foet Saslling.
whses his hssdqsAetses are 70 b.
South Carolina toek ~ leo1 b ~ sebsA
lien. ssd is now taking ths LED 10 a ssnsi
b)e measures of seoeoetsueeioo.
o. 1hsoday lest Ore beeks ct h Oas.
- - which psspsrty 70 H. aasast It oss
hasdrsd theasas1 dollars was destseyed.--
Il wss ~ vssk eeaa iscsa1iosy.
J. 7. fraey, I. 4. Jshsssa, :. Osst and
4. Kimball, = The Chicago, Rock Island Z
Pacific Railroad, were h Dss Noinss yes>
tsrdsy, completing asrsngsments for the
coop:stios Il The rseA - - psiak O0ess
have hesa alssaNv sssusoo 6se engineers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

t.. >vAis's VEGETABLE HAin BAtn
invariably restores grey hair to ito trigi-
,Al color, without staining the fin q
clS,h,ns. |, leaves the most d +, dead
and\crisp hair, soft, moist anf glossy.
cau..A i. TO curl, and keeps IL i1 Its place.
willie promotes its growt and pre-
'eu's i,s( FALLING Of.
II eontal "e,hsr oil or lq(hol.
NumeroN preparations oil, alcohol
and sulphai have been = lined upon the
public. and N King tctal1 failed to give
satisfaction, IN manuf turers have de-
servedly conc ,N kricf
Dr. Swain war! pts his Vegetable Balm
TO accomplish all he claims for it, and
authorizes his ageni 70 refund the money
wherever it fails to satisfaction.
Il is an cntir w and scientific
preparation, prod ccd b be distilation Of
rare and fragrant howers, hich renders it
not only the b !. renewer in the world,
but makes it Lrsicularly a reeable - .
hair dressina ITO both old I'd young.
while its liql ID purity and aorA odor are
in striking bnsrast with the nd " mix-
tures usu,ey sold.
The proprietor has letters from nNpy Of
the most distinguished as well as fashC Cna-
bls peoUe, judges, clcrgymen. lawyVrs,
physiciL Lns, opera singers. actresses, "a,
certifj ling to the remarkable virtues d
the Balm.
Don't let any dealer urge upon yoa . diff
fereut article, but II your trndesman does
not keep this, send one dollar for q trial bot
tie totlDe nearest agent, or the proprietor.
II for grey hair. send for No. ].
II for hair dressing. send for No.
c H. Swain. proprietor. No. - South We
ter street, Chicago.
For sale by III the wl,olssale druogistb
n Chl0Ano.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

CLOTHING. Krauss, opposite the First
National Bank. 70 selling I'll kinds sf Mons
and Boy's Clothing - cheap - ths cheap
est. His stock is large and veil sslectsd.
Now il the time to save nonsv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

UsE LalIemand's Specific for Rhsumatism
0out and Neuralgia. Its0sctually destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs rod.
lcal cure. Read testimosials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07
HILLS HAIR DYE 80 c,n,s. black O.

HILLS HAIR DYE. 90 cents, black or
brown instantaneous, natural. durable, beau
tiful. reliable. indeed the best in use, has been
before the public over fifteen years, 70 the
cheapest, containing - much as the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. 66 John street,
New York City. Sold BY all Druggists
patent medicine, periumery and fancy
goods stores every where. junell -dly
CoNsuxrrIvEs, don't let 60 ysur hold on
hope until you have tested the properties Of
John g. Baker 4 Co.'S Pure Medical Cod
Liver Oil in vain. There is testimony Of
tho highest class to show that its effects in
Pulmor ary complainst have been al but
miraculous Not to try il ir yoar own ex>
trsmisy il to decline . fair chance for life.
John Q. Baker 4 Co., No. 7lS Market
street, Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

DIssaIc1 Couns. The case Of Never,
Asistss. Tsiehmann I Co., ~. Jaa Thcring.
ton, 10 stiIl pending.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

TaSpaoss Ham Rss1oaAnvD AnD BnAvn
DlU8.-Ws call the attsntioo Of cur readers
to the sdvsftissneat u this truly vsiaabls
invention, manufactured n osr city. Ito
virtues have been put to the test BY many
Of our citisens, and have been found equa'
10 all they hass bssa sspsssenssd 70 bs. II
b the only rsstorativs warfanted = make
hair grow On bald heads arising irso ~
common causes We rsosnmend I'll Who ~
in need Of anyahing Of the kind 70 give It q
fAie trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

f~nn sr0CK H0LDRas OPT fng rrHBosrA
i 1sooa = OIL Co0paay, - foQueeog1 10 ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-07

SEE woman In another column picking
Sambufg grapes for Spees's Wine. II 10 an
admirable article, used in the hospitals and
By the 6rst class families in Pans, London,
end New York, in preference to cid Port
Wine. = il worth trial, ~ it gives great
satisfaction. dcA.div