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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

LYONS EXTRACT or PuRE JAsicA GNGIR-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head.
ache, Cholera Morbus, &c.. where warming
genial stimulant 10 required. Its careful prep.
aration and entire purity makes IL cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold sv
erywhere, ut 20 cents per bottle.
Saratoga spriag Water, sold by all
Druggists. feblcow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

Although blood may be thicker than
water, the difference in the degree of
attenuation tends to become every day
more trifing. For instance, persons
who live in large and busy towns con-
Germ themselves much less with their
less near relations than people who
live in the country. A man may live
in .he same town with his uncle with
out knowing anything of what the un-
Gle is doing, and without seeing him
more than three or four times n year,
and then only by accident. .-satHfduy
Reriew.s - = = 49, - : -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

lam not one of those who profess to
love my enemies. MY enemy / should
like to have in handouts and without q
hat, at high noon, in the middle Of the
great desert.a j would then re2dt him
my printed opinions of him, which are
highly sarcastic; and thinkclever, and
refresh him from time to time with
anchovy sandwiches and boiling Wor-
costershire sauce.-Mr. SaId. 'I.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25
Democratic Nominations for
Council.

FIRST WARD.
Lir,t Brrneh--William p. Wilson.
SecOnd BraneA-John Hughes ThomAs Wheel
al. Francis A Ebert and Thomas I. Cocayne.
SECOND WARD.
IY,.t B,aneh-Peter L. Zinn.
Second Branch--T. Z. Shallcross aud Simon
Kc!m.
THIRD WARD
IYr,t Braneh-G W. FranzheiIn.
N,cond Braneh-S. Brady, j. Q. Aeheson, Z.
". Brockupier, John Nolan.
FOURTH WARD.
First Hrdnch-J. NJ. Ewing.
Seeond BrGneh-John Hamilton, James X
Acker William w. Miller, John Amick and
Licorgs X. Tingie.
FIFTH WARD.
Fyst Rrdaeh-Andrew Wilson.
\ co d Brareh-B NJ. EoH, 5. III. Darrsh,
james u. whyte nnd John Vockler.
sIxTH WARD.
Frat Brdnch-Samuel j. Alexander.
SecqnG BrGnch-Lewis luncke, J. q. CLARK
and III, Iard Shanley.
SEVENTH wAED.i
First Br.neh-Jacob Berger.
Secynd Branch. B Sheppard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

Heimstrret' . inimitable HAir ColorinG has been
steadily gruwing in favor for over twenty years.
II acts upon the absorbents at the roots Of the
hair, and changes it 20 its original color by dos
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and In.
lure tho hair. Hcimstpets 70 not dye. but
certain In its results, promotes its growth, aud
is q beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 20 cents and
q W. Sold by all dealers. -. rr,
Saratoga spring Water, cold by all
Dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25
The Truth about Dyspepsi:,.

Whoever says that dyspepsia Is ipeurable.
tells a-thst IL 60 say, makes an egreg5ous mis-
take. More than ten thousand aggrzy ated eases
BITTERS. while the numlrr that have b>en
prevented from ooniBg 10 . brad, by the szzse
means. i ibcaieulabls In wintrr and esriy
Spring. when TIM appetite Il soInsttn,es too sie-
oTOus tor the comfort and safety Of the stoinarh,
inhizestios il most prevalent and noss aastrss--
inK. In the appetite 10 Be bsIked % A1eonlno-
date The digestive 0rgansf SOt %, for then the
rafne ould laek its ane prODoFtioB of pstftmsst-
The thing 10 be done is 70 sTEEseIHES IliE sToH-
IcrI. t0ue the liver. and pat the bowels IN pr
S.ef orIgr. Nothing wiIl do this ~ efesinaly, a.
rspidIv. 20 quietly. 20 pleasantly - HOSTEL.
TERS BIfTERs This potent prepsrztioa
Trims and balances the systssn. and clothes r.
a II Eerr. With defensive arIn0r. Chronie dyS
pepsia, liver complaint. znd fryer and ague are
never kuOsn, 70 attack tho@s who are yise
enongh 70 invoke the aid of this great pFovent-
iye- ss9 90 lsGS ,arH1 Fz5F
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

RIGHT.-When railway cars are over
crowded, and some of the passengers
have to stand up for the want of seats,
no conductor was ever known to make
an abatement in the fare on that ac-
count. A bill has been introduced into
the New York Legislature which pro.
vides that all passengers on the several
railroads Of that State shall only pay
half fare if unprovided with seat by
the railroad companies, and that if .
passenger shall buy his ticket of
ticket agent or conductor, and then
have no Seat provided, he shall recover
back the entire fare paid, by action.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures COM
ing west on the Pennsylvania railroad
yesterday, having been stopped in their
progress by the snow blockade in the
vicinity Of the Blairsville intersection,
were taken over the branch road to
Blairsville, and the passengers comfort
ably entertained at the hotels in that
place, at the expense of the railroad
company. Many thanks for this sub
stantiai liberality were, doubtless, ex-
pressed by hungry and half frozen rail-
road wayfarers.-Pitsbarg Dispatch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25
at'heeliug Register.

The Register has u Larger
circulation, by so per cent,
than amy other Paper publish
ed i'm West Virginia. Its vnlue
as an Advertising Medium Is
therefore Apparent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

, CUTTING TpdpER.-A Canadian wri-
ter, of long experience, finds that timber
cut in August is much more durable for
all purposes than when cut at any
other season. White oak posts and
black oak rails cut in the winter do not
last, on the average, more than ten ;or
twelve years, while some oak rails
made from timber cut in August, have
been in use forty years, and are yet
sound. .sri'.s'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

A FORTIFIED cavern has been dis
coysesd in France. .-95s .zns
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

THREAD FROM CoTToN STALKs.-A
New Orleans inventor has succeeded in
making thread from the stalks Of the
cotton plant; it is strong and fine, as
plant as thread from fax, and is readi-
ly converted into serviceable fabrics.
One hundred and twenty pounds Of
stalks will turn out forty pounds Of
thread.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25
rGEI RpwlED. sKxkf coTAx,
SPRIGG HOUSE, s'
WHEELING, w. VA.

u,uGs HoGsE HAS BEEN ALfRR.
i I'D and Bewly furnished throughout, and IL
nos open for the reesvsion ef guests. ("
John C.. Kirkss. Clerk. - ..t.-..--,, =.
EDWARDS & COxAST. =
- Pnyprtetsn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

MILK FOR A POUND OF BUTTER.-The
Agricultural RerieW has been keeping an
accurate account with q Jersey COW,
and finds that At quarts of milk make a
pound of butter, the feed being English
hay, stalks and two quarts of shorts per
day
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

CLEANLINESS OF SwINE.-The Agri-
cultural Rerie,c has an article on raising
swine, in which cleanliness is urged as
point Of the greatest Importance. A
rule is given that hog pen should
never be distinguished by its odor twen-
tY feet distant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

DAHKERs BETTgRsI BLANKS
and pTonptiy 81 tie wHEELfSG KEGIsTER
ectiT ss-g 70 gsS.s kssy-54 ~ - ,alZil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25

ENRICnING PAsTUREs.-The 4meriodn
Farmer has been discussing the subject
as to what stock most enriches pastures.
Horses are considered the very worst
fertilizers of pastures; being dainty
feeders they are apt to Craze only in
spots, to tho great injury of the grass.
The same objection, though in less de-
gree, holds against cattle, and their
manure is not scattered sufficiently for
the good of the, land. Sheep, being
even grazers, and ranging over the
whole field, scatter their manure in the
very best form as top dsessing, and
are therefore regarded rs the very best
stock for enriching pasture lands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-25
Democratic City Ticket,

Democratic City Ticket.
MAYOR,
ANDREW j. SWEENEY.
CITY CLERK,
H. r. FEENEY.
CITY SERGEANT.
JOHN sCARBROUGH
TREASURER,
K. yI,COH.
suPfRISrKSDRNr WATER WORKS,
JOHN w. CUMMINGS.
wHARr MASTER,
Joseph MANNERS.
STREET COMMISSIONER,
STEPHEN CLARK.
Democratic Nominations fOr
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Ito b continued to-norew.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-15

HE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOFHT

! HAVANA Feb. s, viasBALTIMoRE,
Feb. 14.-An English steamer from
Vera Cruz on the Sd arrived yester-
day. WW 81 fs
Mexico Immediately, or has already
left for a point from whence he en-
barks for Europe.
II The French are continuing prepare
tions for embarkment, -and--loek-fer-
the arrival of large feet of trans
ports. Per6ro Deaz is to occupy the
City of Mexico after its evacuation by
Bazaine, and he is. now approaching
the Capital. A Circular issued by
Bazaine announces that all French
men who join the Mexican army dis
franchise themselves. EF
Marauesa wants. money, and. de-
mandsls60,000 from. the Mexican 1mer-
chants of-Vera Cruz. The Project
suggests that American, English and
other merchants should be levied
upon as web as Mexican merchants.
Miramon and Marquesa will. be
Obliged toleave the country for their
own safety
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-15
INDIANAPOLIS.
The Stretcher Trial-Agrieultural
and Mechanical COllege-Plan for
State Building-SenatOr Morton
INDICATED General Corporation
Laws I'm the Senate.
[speslal.to -the Evansville Ion,rnal.A

Specialize the Evansville Journal1l
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. IA. = The
Stretcher trial attracts great attention.
There is no prospect Of an early. con-
clusion, as the evidence is very vo-
Major j. w. Gordon is
the principal counsel for the defense.
Prosecuting Attorney Leathers is as
sisted BY E, w. Kimball. Esq. The
order of the court prohibiting the
publication of testimony viii be en-
forced until verdict is rendered. Il
The Workingmen of this city are
thoroughly aroused at last to the i'm
portance of preventing the intended
diversion of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College grant from its
original purpose. Enthusiastic meet
ings on this subject are held nightly,
and an effort is being made to secure
its location in this vicinity by dona-
ton of one hundred thousand dollars.
Berry Sulgrove, of the Journal, is
the prime mover in this important
project. asia 3k p 49,
Owing to the immense amount of
business in the hands Of the commit
tees, the House held no session this
morning i bs3a
Crane, of Terre Haute, will intro
duce bill providing for the immedi-r
ate erection ola building for the use
of the Supreme Court and State off ;
GERS, instead of renting buildings as
is proposed, at an expense of six
thousand dollars per annum, Cranes
plan contemplates an expense Of only
thirty thousand dollars, to be ibor-
rowed from the Sinking Fund at six
per cent Tt would be, a measure of
real economy and a vast saving totithe
State. fI srebeif woiol IiiR
The Democrats of the House, under
the leadership of Kizer, were SPLEEN.
didly fanked in their efforts to show
up what they called the outraged ex-
travagance of Gov. Morton. The re-
port of the Investigating Committee
shows that Morton saved to the State,
by his economy and far-sightedness,
about eighty thousand dollars in
single operation, and completely vim
dictates the Ex-Governor from the ma
licious assaults of the Democracy.
The Senate this morning passed an
act repeating all general corporation
laws, SO far as applicable to cities.
Most of the morning session was &C.
cupied in Committee of the Whole on
. bill reported from the committee on
Education. amending our Common
School laws, fal5h Ee
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CHICAGO.
The Freshet-Damage to Property
IA ga Heavy Forgery. sfq

Y CHICAGO, 3 Feb. 14.-Three men,
named Lee, Golfer and Home, were
arrested yesterday and this morning,
charged with the forgery of Buena
Vista, Iowa, County bonds, to the
amount Of $4,000. A preliminary
examination was had to-day and the
prisoners held in &c, 600 bonds. 2 .
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Advices from
Iowa say ia rain. storm ragged west of
Dubuque, flooding the prairies and
banking up the rivers. The long
bridge at Dyersville was swept away;
thealoss is verylheavy. A portion Of
the Illinois Central Railroad bridge
at Galena was swept away. Two
STEAMBOATS, and barges were carried
off. The breakwater was also injured
at Aurora. The Island was over
flowed, covering the first floor of
business houses,.and compelling fam
lilies to leave their dwellings.
A destructive fire occurred at Owe
go, ILL.,, on Saturday night. Several
business houses were destroyed. Loss
unknown. aga 21t $3.50
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE warm
weather of the past few days has pro-
duced freshet in several streams in
this State, aud considerable damage
has already been done to property in
Chicago and St. Louis.
The bridge over the Kaukokee river
was swept away this morning, and it
is impossible at present to make trans
fers of passengers. No damage to
other roads is heard of as yet, though
the tracks in number of places are
under water. 1vqf,agry,I esIlT
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publication Of the Laws.

The following has our endorsement,
and weShope it may also have the en-
dorsement of the Legislature before
it adjourns
From the Madison Courier.]
The Editorial Convention which
met at. Springfield, Illinois, a short
time since, adopted a resolution ask
ing the Legislature to pass an act re-
quiring the publication Of the laws In
the county and local papers of the
State. Something like this should be
done in Indiana. The people look to
their local newspapers for such infor-
nation. The acts of the Legislature
are not distributed among the people.
Many important laws might as well
be written as Nero wrote his laws, so
high ON pillars and in such small let I
ters- that, no one could read them. A
special and Extraordinary effort is re-
CURED by any citizen, notBa LAWYER 10
ascertain what the law is. The prone
sition to publish 1the Jaws, IN, at Least
one paper in each eoantyor district
would seem to BE- so inst, and proper
as scarcely to need argument, and we
hope it will be brought forward at the
present session Of the Legislature.
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Mexican News-Max. to Leave I'M
mediately, &C., &c. -

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 13.-The
Mexican news per the Golden City.
via Acapulco, February I'd, state that
Gen, Alvarez's forces are in the i'm
media te vicinity of the City of Mex
leo, The Imperial General Pauline
Gomez LAMBDA shot General Porfre
Diaz, and had taken Tehuantepec.
OPERATIONS were continued In the di-
rection of Puebla. French prisoners
were exchanged for Liberals. The
Austrian prisoners remained on his
hands. Acapulco is stall occupied by
the dmperialists, s4aIyssAv1
It is expected that the French
squadron will positively sail ON the
Goth inst.
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By the following paragraph from
the Indianapolis Journal of yester-
day it will be seen that the citizens at
the Capital desire giving the Crescent
City Silver Band a, cordial reception I:
THE BAND CoNcERTs.-One day
last, week the Legislature extended an
Invitation teIthe1 Evanssille Silver
Band to visit our, city, which invita-.
1ti0n has been accepted. aud the Band
will arrive on the evening of the 10th.
The members are, all business men of
I Evansville, and have formed them
selves into musical society for mu-
tual benefit, and not profit. The
evening of their arrival a grand hop
will be given at the Bates House, by
the members Of the General Assem-
bly,, irrespective of party, for which
the Band will furnish the music. The
succeeding evening, a complimentary
concert will be rendered by the resi-
dent musicians of this city, and every
effort made to render their stay as
pleasant as possible, which will extend
over two days, In few days a pro-
gramme will be published.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-15
Kentucky Union County Meeting.

The Union men of Ohio County
held a meeting at Hartford on the 4th
instant, and appointed a long list of
delegates to attend the State Conven-
ton at Frankfort on the 18th Instant
Among the delegates we notice Col.
@. c.. SHANKs, J..J. HARRISON, Capt.
r. S. TAYLOR, Capt. BEN DUyALL,
Rev. j. F. HARRISON, 10. C. BEN
NETT and Maj. WIN. WEsTERFIELD.
The Union men Of Ohio county made
a good record during the war as gal
liant soldiers, and, true; to their record
of loyalty, they have always cast a
strong vote in favor of the Govern
ment and opposed to the rebel DEM
ocracy. The candidates of the Union
State Convention can rely upon a
rousing support from Ohio County.
l. "a Union meeting was held on the
9th of February, toaRswer the cali for
the State Convention, at Hopkinsyille,
Christian County. The meeting was
large and enthusiastic. JOHN FEE
LAND. Esq, was Chairman, and A. Fl.
CLARK, Secretary. We extract the
following resolutions: q AJlMAh0
WHEREAS, Our hope that treason
and rebellion were overtfirown by the
defeat of the military power rof the
late SO called y Confederacy" has not
been realized; and WHEREAS, we de- |
sire their destruction effectively Sc.
cured in the pending contestat the
polls, and believe that that can be ac-
conlplished by the adoption and rati-
tieation of the Amendment to the
National Constitution proposed upon
the suggestion of the Congressional
Committee on Reconstruction; now
therefore: rFF Trrsa gsfI
ResolUed, That we cordially ap-
prove and endorse the call for a Con-
vention of Union men of the State, to |
be held in Frankfort on the 26th of
the present month, and hope candid
ates will be nominated for every State
Office to be filled during the present
year. A<.t
Resolved, That. in our opinion, the
said Convention should take into con-
sideration the propriety of naming
times and places for holding Conven-
tions in each of the Congressional dis
tricts, for nominating candidates for
Congress, or that said Convention it.
self suggest candidates for each dis
trict.
Among the delegates are JOHN
FEELAND, Esq, JoAB CLARK, D. NJ.
CLAGGETT, E. O. CAMPBELL, WIN. 7.
BUcKNER. and other prominent citi-
gems of Christian County. kE0 dAaa4
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FOR THE PAYMENT OF COST AND
EXPENSES OF B0WLDERIN(I n
STREET. slf,
RYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
lN by virtue of precept issued BY the
MAYOR of the city of Evansville, and to me
directed. will sell at public auction, at
the door of the courthouse in said city, on
TUESDAY, February 18th, 1867, |. ~
attenso'clock am, the following-desc
real estate, to wit: Lot number one hun
dred and thirty. nine (l39). In the Original
Plan of the City of observation-disclosures q.
Jones' owner-or so much thereof as may
be necessary TO pay the sum of five hun
dred and forty-four dollars and eighty
cents 1854 S0), being the amount charged
and assessed against said lot of ground, as
the share or proportion of said lot of the
costs and expense of grading and bowlder-
Ing Third street Of said city between r the
southeastern enrb-line of Locust street
and the middle Of Walnut Street, togetner
with the costs OF sale; and that SAID sate
viii be continued on the next day tnere-
after. to wit, on Wednesday, FEBRUARY
9th. lS67,at two O'Clock pm, at the same
place, for the purpose of selling SAID real
estate, IL the same should have been SOLO
on the day first above mentioned ana not
paid for. c,o,,oo.o.
JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector.
Evansville, February IL, 1857.
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THE commercial and river depart
ments of the JOURNAL viii be found
unusually full and Y valuable this
morning. Our special dispatches add
materially to their interest. 49,
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NEWS ITEM%. 90

Gold closed in New York on yesterday
at 1867. " set sse.2a ~ 81 lirH aee
The st. Louis River Improvement Con-
vention adjourned Wednesday night
Bancroft. the hia&Orian, declines the lu-
crative Office of Collector of Boston Gus
toms.
The price of newspaper. composition has
been.reduced five cents per thousand ems
in Cincinnati. s. .aefr,gyii5 b
A new county has been created in Ala
bama, and called Bulloch, in honor of a
Confederate officer. a
The dispatches this smoming contain a
significant speech from Governor Orr, Of
South Carolina. .,o4,
Our special dispatches on the fifth page
give an account of the loss of the-steamer
White Cloud No. 2, near st. Louis, with a
valuable cargo. No lives lost.
The rains, we learn from the dispatches,
have been very general all oyerthe Missis-
sippi valley, and we may expect very full
rivers, If not q disastrous overflow.
The Louisiana Legislature, Wednesday,
elected HOMIE. Williamson. an ex-rebel
army officer, U. s. Senator.
A Chicago landlord has invented a new
plan of boarding. He mesmerizes his
boarders, then eats hearty meal and
they are all satisfied from sympathy
Col. st. Clair DearinG, formerly citizen
OF Georgia, Ia announced as editorfally
attached to the Memphis appeal Colonel
bearing was cavalry officer in the Con-
federate service. - siaa5 Sis 0if az 4w
The Rome, Georgia, Courier says that the
unprecedented large crop OF wheat sown
in that section of country, looks remarka-
bly, well. 80 far az present appearances
go, the prospect Ia that there will be one of
the largest yields In this important crop,
that that section has ever been blessed
with. .iostts
The Developments OF Radical Republican,
ism in Virginia, OF which we have an
account in the dispatches, will attract
attention. 1t shows that there is
strong undercurrent of popular dissatis-
faction with the rebel leaders.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY, FEBRUARY
l4.HoUsE.-A Committee of Conference
was appointed upon the Bill to regulate
the tenure of certain civil offices. Joint
resolution in reference to San Francisco
ana oregon mail was passed.......The Bill
10 reimburse loyal States for war debts
was re-committed to the Committee ON
Ways and Means.-.........They went into
Committee Of the Whole on the Internal
Revenue Bill. * y So 81 x n /
SENArE-A Resolution was introduced for
the establishment Of mail service from
Calif9rnia to the Sandwich Islands. ......,.
The Louisiana Government bill was. taken
mp, but no definite action was had
The Compound Interest Note bill was
taken up, and diseEssedat Length by shef-
man
/. -. a. - - 7FsEy
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An old gentleman of Charlottesville has
just married lhis sixth wife. He1osttwo
by death, one eloped with another man,
and he was divorced from two. The old
coon, however, is not discouraged, and
sayslhe hopes TO live long enough to make
his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sum up an even
dozen. Go IN so1d man. Twas Dt-A@