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FROM THE SOUTH.
O,.,ieu N, N entssmery-SenRtor vii.
sSn az Wflmingten.

son az WILMINGTON
NEW YoRK. May 1.-The Herald's
Montgomery, Alabama, special Of yes
terday says: A large gathering OF freed
men, mainly women, assembled to-day
ut the National Cemetery, and decorated
the graves of Union soldiers. This was
intended as an Grafton TO the nation, as
an offset to the decorating of the graves
of the rebels by Southern ladies. The
procession was large and orderly.
The Heralds special says: Senator
Wilson received an ovation from the
colored people Of Wilmington, North
Carolina. yesterday. He made speech
of the usual tenor, and was replied to
by Mr.. Benjamin Robinson. local ora
tor. The people were very entbnsias-
tic. The national flag was displayed
from the public buildings, and pro-
cession, with music, banners, fags,
NOTES aud devices paraded the streets.
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.uilwsaliec Market.
DIR. ScI,enck.. PuIn,onic syr-


lE4 up. s.f2s> 80
Thi- great medicine crrot pr. j. Il. ~ nEscH,
the Proprietor. of Pulmonary Consumption
when /, had assumed lis most formidable aspect,
apd wl,.ni speedy death appeared to be inevita'
bic. His hysicians pronounced his cas" incnrs
Gle, wLeu he couinieuc,, the ,isc of this simple
but powerful remedy. His health Wa. restored
In a very short time. and no return of the dis
ease has been apprehendcd, for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, aud his present weight ~
more than two hundrpd poiind5. SO &. -
Since his recovery. he has devoted ms atteii
ton exclusively 10 the cure OF Consumption and
the disease. which are usually complicated with
il. and the cures effected by his medicines bare
been lycry numerous and truly wonderful DIR.
SchgxCX makes professional visits to several Of
the larger cities weekly, where he has a large
cOncourSe Of patients, and II ~ truly astonishing
To see poor consumptives that have 10 I've lifted
ont Of their carriages, and in few months
healthy, robust persons. R.SCHENCk'3PCL-
MONlC SYRUP. SEAWEED TONIC, and
MANDRAKE PILLS. ale generally all required
In curing CONSUMPTION. Full directions accom-
pany each, so that any one can take them with.
out seeing Ir. ScHESCK, but when it Is conrens
lent il is hest to see him. He isives advice tree
but for "a thorough examination with his Resrir.
omster his leo h three dollars, --z---'
Please observe, wisha purchasing, that the two
likenesscs of the Deetef-ono when in the last
stage or CONSUMPTION, and the ether as he now
is in perfect heatls-are on the Government
stamp.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealera. Price VI ~
per hottie or s7So the halfdozen. Letters for adj.
VEG should always ~ addressed 10 DR. Sckenrk's
Principal Office, No. u North 18th St., PhilaGa.,
Pa. General Whole sale Agents: Dcmas Barnes
4 Co., ". Y: 5. :. Hancc, Baltimore, Nd: John
ID. Park, Cincinnati Ohio; Walker Taylor,
Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, 81. Leafs, Mo-
al " ,.a1 yr,
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Chicago Market.

90 CHICAGO, May 2.
Flour firm. Wheat higher; No. =
272Ja2 74i. Corn firm ut o9!. oats
frmer: buyers Ga Rye steady. Barley,
quiet. Pork held firm at 223a22f. Lard
noninal at Iai. Cut meats unchanged
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RuHnIO Market.

BrrriLo, May :.
Flour l., ~ for spring. Wheat, sales
40 bags No. 2 Chicago at eV in store
Corn, old mixed western l 20 on track;
new, | l5al | III for choice; Cleveland
| l7al - in'spre. Oats, No. . 6sa7o In
store. ,.......... .4 %,
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TIL f REGISTER

viii strive to make the popular mind " ,.t \,
conviction, rather than sla, ish by iiciation ana
win labor TO disseminate oni, such views ppOl
and the s~sl OF truth. -.
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METHOD OF Instruction,

The :, stem OF instruction vlich ,Sr. Blakeiy
has adopted and pnrsues is a sligkils modified
form of the Pestalozzian system. BY it in tfs
earlier stages of education development of tie
mental faculties is sought rather than filling
the mind with fiets and theories before the
mind Is fitted for acquiring them in = scientific
and systematic manner. -
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THE TRI-WEEKLI

L. published every TUESDAY. THURSDAY AID >.I
urday, and contains. bcsides the content. Of Il,
preceding tissues Of The Dnily, many ,alusb.
Items prepared especially for the pnblirniioS.
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From Havana.

NEW YoEK, May o.--Advices from Ha.
yana state chat numerous failures have
occurred. The provision house of Lo-
per. 1apaga j. CO., for ~ large amount.
A wealty planter ut Argentine has sns-
pended; liabilities two and half
millions, which his assets will 20 far 10
paw. Senor Oviedo, the diamond we'd
ding man, made arrangements with his
creditors for S250, 900. which he was en-.
sbled to pay, aud was thus saved from
becoming bankrupt. several more fail
ures art expected.
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TERMS.

The classes in the ,aIiou- subject, have now
been formed and though students can enter at
any time. yet IL will h. much 10 their adv antng'
70 commence the course ~ aeon : possible.
For further particulars see circular and
Wheeling college Monthly, or apply personally
10 Mr.. BlaCkGly, N his o:cr, c"rUcr nC Monroe
and Main streets, up stair. - =
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CODicS Of n few Of Mr. Blake
Tvs Testimonials.

I .(DYS tFF'T''FN f ttiriq HIiH R4sr1il
NIr. Bak-ly las been Classical and Mathemat'
zeal master in my Academy. He has received q
GOOD Classical and Mathematical education.
found him TO he u lively and very interesting
teacher, and by his cheerful disposition he Won
the affections Of his pupils. I know him to be
the son of highly respectable and religious pa
rents, and liz isa gcntlcmanly AMI respectable
young man. -
| think lie b sure to give satisfaction wherever
he goes. and be- has my lest wishes for his in'
;ure success Of whi"khe Is ~ worthy.
BENJAMIN TnMpKINs,
Marc l-6a Principal.
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sale of grenadines.

NlIE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
w Ladies' to tn. largest and chcapest stock al
Fine silk Grenadines ever offered IN thls mar.
ket. These goois were purchased for rs by ON
New York lniycr. nj u late yale of French goods,
and ar, much below the cost Of importation.
anr.25 Us RHODES a co.
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend thai Il shall In famed for is e,crr,,,
anil reliability. Thabes and latest ini.uaii.t
thai can he obtained by TELEGRAPH ND
MAIL, in relation 60 matters Of general iuirn,,
will always be laid before oar r-a.lrg., s.I !.
cost win be counted In keeping our sul... riisr.
Thoroughly and constantly po-fsd upoa ~ :op.,
sf Importance. .
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.nacoH. Eixn;-aoasl s6es-G nness'
lan n.as,R e6o i5a D. Il seiaiz Cir to
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uf West Virginia win tnd 10 the RRGlSTFE.
constant and znaious advocate. while The ~.riIl
and political advancement 81 The stat Ill ~
c-ive it, earnest attention.
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HAsh w.rra.s- s.u.eS.

aaaaiss6Ro, MAJ Gov. sesry ,d65a
the dsasnrwnansfG otskib Williams,
nxinG the execution June 4th. Viii,
lisms killed an old lady named Miller
last fall. ss3tSS 0Es.& asa so
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MATHEMATICS.

Ge.netry, Algebra, Trigonometry and Land.
surveying viii! also he taught, and TO such as
GEEK I, become Engineers Land-Survryers,
Architects &C., an opportunity will he aitordr'!
oi obtaining thorough scientific taiping,y
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The Circulation Of the Reg
..F,- lister.

Larger by far than tina. Of any olh.r PAPER 10
thr stats, makosit the beat sjva't sins mcdlus
IN West Virginia
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OILS.


l. 10 ; Butts odd Ben's" blk lss,
q caddies do. do. 40.
10 butts Niagara 10. g
~ ca,ldies do. ito. -
butts Dew Drop" do. =
30 caddies H0Dbrick do. e
l03 boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, ~.
3. do. Diadem soft pd. . inch g.
>. do. Wheclcr's nd. pd. 9 do.
5sdo. do. hard pd lb. Iump,-
ioi do. '.Millie Collins hard pd. l NJ. luriI
81 do. Keon's Fine Twist nst1ll.
81 do Miller's r. and Il. twist choice.
p" I0drums Fig Leaf
seksS. G-twist running lU-.
..r,s SMOKING TOBACCO.
10 bbls =. q. smoking tolsccn. =
10 hlf bbls. +. q. do. d.. t-a..
10 l,bls C!S. 90. de-
10 hlf bbls. 6. 3. do. lie
Our stock of tobacco IL large anil the ..-sirt
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market. lei
chants are respectfully invitd /" give us q
before purchasing elsewhere.
i.'.'F l'- MAXwH.L & TINGLE
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baltimore G Ohio 3. B. Co.
wiNrER SCHEDULE.

WHEELING. Jan. :, ls5s,, J.,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Lon.
don, graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the Unit-tl States, and the greater
of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever kLown.z- Many troubled with
ringins In The head and ears When asleep, grrai
nervousness being alarmed At sudden sounds,
bashfulness. With frequent biushing. atfended
Sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cur
I'd Immediately. > -. :
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLIN,

wa contain the latest and mos, roliablc n.,ls,
reports from Wheeling soa al prom inep, Esd
ern aud Western 'tiesfTOE
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Farmers. Merchants aHd Cat.
A." tIc Dealers

WIN have theit interests specially consulted ia
the preparation Of this column, and no bn lines,
man In West Virginia should hesitate I, a,lN
himself 81 TIA advau'aC.-.
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First Glass Academic School

in the building pAtiihly occ,ipied nv the Wheel
ing CsaaGrrial College,. ~ .ssv.-sa
M. R.asciy's long experience in English
schools aud colleges, his past success in prepar;
inc yeung Gentlemen for the Cambridge and
Osio,d local examinations I'm England, and his
numerous reconmen dations from Professors OF
his University and former principles may be
considered as 10 some extent n guarantee thai
undrr his care the youih Of this neighborhood
can obtais a first. class, English Classical and
Mathematical sdrksatiopS Ul1A LII ~ .
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In. rooms arr spacious, well lighted and ven
tilated. and every care will be taken ." render
them healthy and comfortable.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-17
ITE MS.

The Tidioute Journal tells story of dy-
| ing man at whose request dance was held
the night previous to his decease, in the
building which be occupied, for the purpose
of raising funds to pay for "a decent funer
all The receipts were $50. "Glory be to
God !" said the dying man, ''uow III have a
decent bur,ing, aud the children can ride in
a hack
S. p. Chase is taxed on an income of
500, 900 per year. When he wen. to Wash
ington, in 1851, hs Was not worth $4,000
He has been lucky fnancer for bimself, if
not for the country. He and Jay Cooke
have made loyalty pay-eh'
| A house in Rutland was struck by light
ming and an Is,shman knocked out of the
window into she street Af,ef picking hiu-
self up be peeled of his coat and fell into a
| pugilistc attitude, calling out for the fellow
that hit h ia.
ExPresidest Day, of Yale College, now
near the close of bis life, says he is going
on the eight hour principle rising at eleven
aud going to bed at seven.
The American watch company, Water
two and half minutes during the working
hours Of the day.
One good recipe for man to preserve his
| hair is TO remain Il bachelor.
Chandler has won from the New Orleans
| Pscay"ne the title of smootL-bcse, one
pOunder Congressman"
The chickens tf In LLAMA are dying off in
great numbers from some unknown disease.
Cnpromising for Thanksgiving chicken pies.
A New Jersey editor, about making a pill
grimaSe TO Long Branch lately, requested
his better hall to pack up his travelling va
| Se with the Necessary articles On arriving
at the sea side, he found that bundle of
exchanges and bottle of whisky were The
! bis comfort
Twenty thousand Swiss women earn q com
| Portable living by matchmaking They make
the movements aud even mostly put them
| together. A few women are tiushers The
English fomans Rexie,c says: Geneva has
refused to employ womea, aud totally lost
the watch trato None of the so called Ge-
neva watches are made there, but in Neut-
chate, where women have always been en-
poyed.
! A con-crip', being told that it was sweet
to die for his country, excused him nself on
the ground that be never liked sweet things
An editor, referring TO a,r'tight cotins,
says: NO petson having once tried one Of
these co!ius viii ever use any othef.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-17
Ordinance No,

WHEREAS 1t has become necessary to
procure add ti0nal evee taciuies and the
tight Of way across certain town lots in the
corporate hmlts OF Sioux Guy. and 10 pro
cure the tile 10 certain town lots IN said uity
tor said purposes, and for the purpose 0.
maklng other contemplated improvements
within the said corporate limits ard, where
a., II IS deemed advisable 10 procure tie
title to said property aud the right OF way
while the same can lie obtained at reasoua-
bic prices; and whereas, there are no funds
III the treasury that can now be used tor
hat purpose ard whereas, "a Committee o.
The citizens oi Sioux City have been ap-
pointed Tor the purpose OF ascerta Ining pom
what terms aud in What way the same can be
obtained and whereas, from the report OF
said Committee it is apparent that money
can DC obtained for the u'puses aforesaid
by issuing City Warrants to The parties fur
nlshlns the money therefor.
Seton |. Therefore be IL enacted by The
City CvHacH o. S,oar Ctty, That fifteen
thousand ($l5,00o) dollars or so much
thsIeo. may De needed Ior Increasing the
iesee 'acl!illts, obtaining the right of way
over town lots III the said corporate limits
aud tor procuring the title 10 town lots need.
ed Tor contemplated public imptovclne uts
wltnia the said corpura,e Iimlts be, aud are
appropriated Tor that purpose, and that war
ra',ts payable on the ilrst day OF Nuvemb bsr
1861, and ou the first day OF November.
1905, and on the first day OF November,
1907 be drawn, payable out Of the gem
era1 funds OF SAID City, In the manner
hereinafter provided. Aud that the sa,d
warrants when due shall be receivable in
Warrants are no" receivable in payment vi
taxes. -.~ E*a~ ..H s..
Section 2 And be it further enacted that
coma.ittee oi three be appointed by the
said Cudncil whose duty it shall DO to audit
all claims presented by persons furnishing
or Advancing money for procuring SAID
right ot way, purchasing Of town lots aud
increasing The leFee ziac iss Aforesaid and
shall issue a certificate stating the amount OF
money furnished by each and for what pur.
pose, aud upon the presentatlon Of suid Ger.
tti,a,r To the Clerk of the Council, then
Warrants shall be issued On the general fund
ot said city, each tor one-third the
amount mentioned in said certificate to the
holder thereof, payable one On the FIRST day
oi November, 1867 one on the first day Of
November, 1868 and one on the first day o!
November, 1869.
Passed August 7th, 1867. ~
A. l. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-17
Siout City 8tgisttr,
OUR PLATFOR II.

Resolred, That the main,ainance invio
late of the rights oil the State, aud espe.
cially the right of each State 10 order and
control its own domestic institutions accord
ing to its own Judgment exclusively ia esse n
ual to that balance of power on which the
perfection and endurance of our roitical
fabric depends.
Resolcea, That We believe each State ha.
the right to regulate thr elective franc hise
for itself, and we as citizens Of the State o!
Iowa, a:e opposed TO striking the word
"whte' out Of "ur State C"n-ti utrn.
Resolred, That The existing tariff laws are
unjust and heavily burthensome to the agri.
cultural States, without being of a cores
ponding benefit to the government, and only
Of advantage to a few manufacturing sta es
and should be repealed or greatly modified.
Resotced, That all classes of property
should pay proportlona'e rate towards de
raylng the expenses ut the Gyvernment-
We are therefore in favor Of taxing govern.
ment bonds ,he same as nther properly.
Resotred, That We are in favor OF repeal
ing the present prohibltory liquor law of this
State, and IA favor of enscting a we'll regu-
lated llcerse law in lieu thereof
Eeso{red, That We are ia favor of an
amendmtnt to the Constitution OF our Slatc
giving to foreigners the e,Sc'ive franchise
Alter they have declared their intention t.
hecome citizens Of the United States, ana
have resided III thi, State one wear
Rcsolcea That we demand Of our public
officers in the State uf Iowa, aud in the
United States, the str,ctest economy in order
10 reduce The present system Of butdru.omt
taNn'lon, And drnouure in the S,.yprpst
trrn's the prul gacy. corruption aud kuavcry
of our State officials and "f Congress
HcSotcei, Ebat the denial Of the righ OF
representation to ten States Of the Cniott
through odlo"s military restrictions, in vIo
iat,on Of the Coostitu'ion, should meet with
the unqna hfed opposition Of every good
cIttZtn.
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ills -
STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the subscriber at Doctor Yeomans
l. farm about ten days ago, dark brown
Stag five years old ana the tips Of his horns
cut off--a reward of ten dollars will bs maid
for the delivery Of the animal at said farm
or liberal reward will be paid for am in
formation which will lead to his recovery.
which may be left at this Office.
asa, :" ss CHRISTIAN DINING. /
August s, 1867 Nv &4
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sheriff - sale.


NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
~ an execution issued out OF the office of
the CLERK Of the District Court OF Woodbury.
Couuty, Iowa, aud to me directed, on a
Judgment in favor of Weare h Allison
against Chas. I. Booge, I have levied apnn
an3 wifi sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for oash, on the II III day of Sspten,-
brr, A. D.. 1867, in front Of the front door OF
he hall in Sioux City in said County where
the last term Of the District Cour, of said
County was holden, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF
said day the following described rsll estate,
to-Wit: "@~@ q :
Lot number eight (s) in block FIVE (5),
aud tho north half az of 10. number six (6)
IN blek Eve (5),in Sioux City East Add,
ton, or so much thereof a. shall be neces-
Fary to satisfy the sum of Sl09s so, and
81 80 costs of suit and accruing costs, with
interest on said snm Of $iO9S 80. +r~.m .
JOHN HAGY, 81
s. Sheriff of Woodbury. County, Iowa.
BY A. b. GRIFFIN, Deputy. auglO-4w
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Notice..
.... United States Land Office.
Sioux City, Iowa. July 26. 1867.

... .... . United States Land Office.
s.. Sioux City, Iowa. July rs, 1867. !
10 Charles b. BancreH: Sir -.-.
lN the application aud affidavit of Robar,
" w. MeEhaneY. for the cancellation oi
your Homestead Entry, No 222 ON the hi
Of The he or OF see. 9, township 80, range
Il, dated April 18th, 1866 On the ground oi
noncompliance with the Homestead Law --
You are hereby notified to appear at this
office on the I'd day Of Sertember, 1867 and
show cause why said Homestead entry should
not br cancelled. %-~ 3 '1> *- - +'
jnl27 4w J. CLEG HORN, Register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-17

United States Land Office,
Sioux City, Iowa, July 26. 1867.

= United States Land Office,
. Sioux City, Iowa, July 26, 1867.
10 Jackson Ip,ograetf: Sir:
N the application and affidavit of Henry
~ Bark mar for the cancellation of your
Homestead Entry No ls2, on the 80 ar sec.
~, /. 100, + Sc, dated November 27, 1865
on the ground OF noncompliance with The
Homestead Act. Yon are hereby notified
10 appear at this Office on the l7th day oI
September, 1867 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
show cause If any, why said Homestead
Entry should not BE- cancelled
jul27 4w j. CLE9HORN, Register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-17
Monday, August 10Th, 1857,
Notice.

To J. b. Creenway and Margaret Greenwav
\ OC are hereby notified that there is now
l. on tile ia the office of The Clerk Of the
District Court of " oodbury county. Iowa,
the petition Of James + Ruoge. claiming
OF YOU the said j B Greenway The sum o!
iour huudrei and scycnty-fve dollars with
lnterest at the rate Of ten per cent. per
aunatn on the same from the l7th day OF
November, A. b. 1866, as money due on a
promissory note; and Of both of YOU the
foreclosure Of mortgage on lot seven in
block torty-ionr, in Sioux City, County aud
State aforesaid.
Now, unless you. appear and defend there
TO before noon of the second day OF The ne t
term ut the District Court aforesaid, to be
begun and holden at Sioux City, within aud
lo' said County on the first Monday OF
November, A d. 1867, default will be en-
tered against You and Judgment rendered
thereon as rrayed for in said petition,
Dated a, Sioux City, August 5. 1867.
.#= JOHN CURRlER,
anGlQ-iw Attorney for Petitioner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-07-06

ARTIFICIAL FLOATING ISLANDS,
Among the curicsities promised for
the approaching Paris Exhibition
are floating Islands on the Seine at
Billancourt, as may be seen on the
great lakes in China. The inhabi-
tants Of the celestial empire con-
struct immense bamboo RATS, on
which layer of earth is spread, and
this being planted soon forms vast
field covered with vegetation. The
man crects his tent in the centre,
and then trusts himself with his fam.
lily to the waters. This moving
oasis usually drifts about at the mcr,
cy of the winds, but ifrequired to be
directed is provided with masts and
sails, or with cables and anchors for
rendering it stationary.