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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31

In Westerly, r. l., last Tuesday. lit
tie son of Amos Champlin was caught
by a donkey in the pasture, and the
animal after trampling him under foot;
commenced gnawing the child's throat
and face, fatally injuring him before he
was released.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
At'heeliug geglster.
Thursday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Acknowledgment.

We are under renewed obligations to
the Western Union Telegraph Line
f,r special iavors. We have recently
b.en repeatedly made the recipients OF
kind attention from the line, and this
acknowledgement is more than richly de-
.sryrd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31

Elihu Burritt does not intend to re-
turn to this country to live, as has been
reported. His residence in the suburbs
of Birmingham, England, is called New
Britain Nilla, and there he intends to
reside as long as he is United States
Consul at Birmingham.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
SWAMI HOUSE,
= PARKEKSBURG, W. VA,
rIuE only FIRST CLASS HO

THE ONLY FIRST CLASS HO
L TEL in tho city, and the most conveniently
located as to the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-
larged and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction forced In
q tank on top of the building, from which tine
Houseis supplied with PURE SOFT WATER
1t is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE, and attention THOROUGH
marl4-ly j. WM. DENT, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
ELECTION NEWS.

New MARTISsvILLE, WETzEL Co,
October %, 1867.
Editor of the Register:
The following are the majorities in
the different townships of this county
for Sherrard Clemers:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31

A gymnast of New York, of cousidera-
bic note, has challenged Ambrose Butts,
of Ohio, who claims 90 be the strongest
man in this country, to lift with him
for $1,000 side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
MARSHALL COUNTY.
nnnnRInGE CnENTY

Delaocratic candidate for House OF
Delegates elected by majority of seven.
Democratic gain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
HOTELS.
PembertOn House Reopencd

rI'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR
/ chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, on Water St.
he is now prepared to entertain the public in
the best manner No effort will be spared Il
make his guests comfortable. ~. ~
apr9ly LOUIS LINGAMAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31

Paran Stevens has built family tomb
and monument in Mount Auburn, cost
ing $4,000. r1s-S. 49,, =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
Total majority for Clen,ens

The vote polled will not exceed Goo
about two thirds of the usual vote.
Center township is not official-the rest
are.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31

/, Horse stealing lis becoming fashion
able in Maine, -le 80 lI w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
EVERETT HOUSE.

hN HNN HHVUSHs
North Side OF Unisu Park, y. Y.
n MS HOUSE Is KEPT ON THE EU
i ropean plan; it ia within three minutes
ride tby horse eArsl OF the New Haven
places Of amusement, and for Summer travellers
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Every room is provided with running water. =
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w. Y. HOGE.
JOHN TEECE

MALsTER AND HOP DEALER,
4iI Water Street Centre Wheeling. wesi
Virginia Highest cash price paid for barley.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-31
University Of VIRGINIA.

V'HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS IESTITU
] ten will begin on the frst day Of October
1867, 9nd end on the Thursday preceding the
9Th Of Jnly, isGS.
TO be admitted as \ student the applicant
must be sixteen years of age. There Ia no pro
scribed eVrrietta1n Of studies In this rstitHtiOn
Every student may select the schools he will at
tend, int in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three nHsesa by leave Of the
Faculty he be allowed 70 attend lars than three.
The method Of instruction II by lsctures and
Textbooks, accompanied by daily eIaminations,
The University Is divided into thrs0 depart
ments:
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4. Academic.

i. Academic.
Wm. Z. Peters, A NJ Prof Of Latin.
3. l. Gilllsrsleeye, Ph. D., Prof. Of Greek.
II. schels De We're, LID, Prof Of Modern
C O.. s. V'nable. A. ", Prof. of1iAtbematics
LeOPcl3 j. B0eek, Adjet. Prof Of Applied
Francis HISnith, A. NJ. Prof Of Natural
s. MsHpin. 4. NJ. Prof Of Chemistry.
'fTs be appointed sept. Sth.J Prof Of Tsebnol-
ogy and A ZTicultural Silence.
W. II. 1leGuaey, DID, LID, Prof Of Moral
Geo. fTsd. Holmes. LID. Prot Of History,
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
Joan D. Minor, LID, Prof Of Common AID
s o. Sonthafl Prof of Constitutional and In.
tsrnstiOBal Ls~. MereanIile Law and Equity.
HI. Medical.
10 be appointed Sept Ith3 Prof Of Medicine
and Oi5stttTirs
j. l. Cabeil, " D., Pref Of psysiOloxs and
s bayis, N D., Prof Of Anatomy and Ma
S. Maupin. N. d. Prof. OF cbemlstr, and
Pharmacy. g..
J. Z. Chancellor. " D., DerSoAserAsor Of
Anatomy .r
The aegregAte expeI.ses Of the studeni, for the
sesaiOB 81 nine months, exclusive Of text books,
clothing ana pocket money, VIII be about a. ioi>
lows:
L For the AeSdenic stn5eat, attending
three Professors, so. .s--..>--..... =
II For the Las Stadsui, attending Che fnTi
eOnTse Of Law, SssJ.
I'LL For the Medical Student, attending the
full Aedieai course, sJ1S.
OF tbesc sims. respectively, tzz5, tZj0 and
no viii be required In advance, aud ths balance
in the prOgTess Of The sessi0n.
For Catalogues. giving details 0f the organiza.
ton Of the EebOels, pl1n Of instruction expenses
&f., stdreg WD. WeTtenbeker, Secretary or
5. WiUPIN, Chzirman % the Pxcnfty.s
/, 2julyi3 dui bR p. g. University efVa-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
APRII So-372O bbls Flour, l6 bhs WHISKY 6o5 sasKs
Corn Meal 3lOS9 bush Corn, 345 bash oats, III 1usI
Malt g2l hbls Pork pkgs. Cut Meats 90 pkgs Lard
2OO bbls Petronm, 65e pkgs Butter6i5 pkgs Checse
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
rDHE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.,
i Piopnsiors and Manufacturers Of tho WoIlIrnoNned

The ,apsor mutt ofhs SINGER Haebnss all others Sr
Family Manufacturing purposes are 'ov' established and
90 generally esuneAoH Of their relative ,Iessnee'
longer CONSIDERED Necessary.
TIIE LETTER A. FAMILY MACHINE,
hhsrto Company gsei and maintained the
apa FOR years past, unparalleled reputation and sale Bot
rosb'any sIe,eno ohs Machine have to announce
tia, Il h;s been ,upcsedsd By our
Ngw FAMILY MACHINE.
Which ha years preparation and Which has brought
to perfection rsrdess ofTIMB LABOR EXPENSE and which
confidently presented the pabhe iheomParaby the BEST sk"
ING MACHINE ~ EXISTENCE
h,u,etn. in ous,ton (. SIMPLE COMPACT DURABLE and
BEAUTIFUL It's QUIET LIGHT RUNNING, and CAPABLE or
PERFORIYG RANGE AND VARIETY or WORK never before
attempted upon single Machine u'ag either SE Twist Linen or
Cotton Thread and sewing equal facility the VERY FINEST and
snd anything between the two Iiremes In the most
beau,f and b,,ant manner attachment. for EMMlNG
FRAiDING CoRDIEG TUCKls0, QUILTING, FELLlNG, TRIM
kfNG BINDING s NOVEL and PRACTICAL and have been
invented and adjusted especially for this Machine
New design, UNIQUE USEFUL AND PoPULARFoLpNG TOPS
AND CABINET CASES peculiar Machines manufactured BY this
Company have been prepared neosg the New Machine These
or, gotten Bp in ,very variety owoo Black wsn Mahogany
AID the he and from the pnss the mos, elaborate
pattern 6nh the Machines themselves being ess highly
ornsmsied correspond with the Tables Cabinets for which they
Al Intended
faint idea however best he ooneIei through the medium
ola nec,sssr limited advertisement Of this PARAGON or FAMILY
MACHINES and We therefore urge every person quest Of Sewing
eInne and test they possibly do So al
sIg Machines efore making purchase selection eau
then be made undersAndingy.
Bnehes agencies for supplying the Singer Machines will he
nearly every and town throughout the civilized world where
Machines will be eheeraly exhibited, ssd any information promptly
furnished or communications may addressed for circulars other
viss, to
THR SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No tsa Broadws7. Nev.Yorh
Circulars describing and Illustrating MASuSIcrrRSG MACHINES
made by Company truly wonderful and only practical
BUTToSoLR MACsB yet devised will be sent post free on
application
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
NY WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fnn rrr wrrK ENnINe ArriI 80. 1867.

IFrpressly for v T. TRiBUER By own kepoterl
The following the current rates Of articles IN c"ou
1onditiOu as sold by commission houses at Whole,ae
Shippers receive 10 10 per cent less deducted Tor com
missions beside freight and other charges Persons le
eeving produce sell, often with the request tat hhe
date returns be made cannot always obtain Inc prices
which transient buyers have TO pay Our fgureS are III
tended for the farmer than the merchant ana We
prefer to diSappOin by giving the outside nlces o
very choice articles Boxes packages should DC care
fIy marked with paint, and the name OF the scnuer
FhOnd also he painted upon end. Nail an invoice oI
HIST of the articles upon the uder side OF the cover ana
EeDd letter by mali, containing an invoice ana tItc"
tOps also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and care putting will add much to the value cl the
produce.
BEANS AND PEAS,
Beans have been coming forward more freely, the
weeks receipts being about C0 bushels They are sun
held firm with some prime picked maTroWs sold as high
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

Appes and Cranerfies are about all in hence quota
lions Of special value, drop them, remarkng
that the few sale are IN poor ORDER andsel slowly
kOrner rates.
There little inquiry for dried apples. and the
tdea gaining ground that the stock not large as
pas been represented Some parties refusing l0c for
bTight lots OF Western Apples. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
CIIEEsR.

There has been quite increase in receipts OF cheese
an increased demand bringing them forward Besides II
getting late in the season. and holders are aware ta
the new will take precedence, they are forward
Sng the back lots Arrivals for the week 25Cs boxes
The upward turn Of the gold market last week led 70 free
shlpmens abroad and large lots OF imperfect Cheese
Farm Dairy, English Dairy, and even Pineapple-Wefe
sent TO Europe, and there was a call for fne
FactOry but very little at hand a little choice
FACTORY bringing lS Gl9c 10 the home trade though
shippers only offer lsc and are not over anxious with
gold fast working its old place few lots Of
have been received and while the home trade Will pay II
nndlsc for fine Factory shippers only talk &c., but might
be screwed up 3c on something really New Farm
Dairy selling all the from lie 70 l5c Large sales
of State Ohio English Dairy have been mace at lSU
1Ilc Several lots Of Ohio and state pineapple Cheese are
ON 1,e hnf dnnt SOL. We nnOtc:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Rses..4:59 Sets......656 Moon Sets 99
Sandy Hook .....535 Cows Island ...6l8 Hell Gate.da9
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
PFANs AND PEAS.

The entire receipts have been larger than one week
ago footing UP 9452 packages but with lght ailEas
HatIrday and moderate receipts yesterday ana TINS
Iaornng, there is frmness and even an advance IN
prime today. The arrivals are understood 10 De
large this afternoon that the light advance may dis
appear tomorrow. The late advance in gold started
shppers as VIII he by the fact that the Glasgow,
which sailed for Europe to-day, took out from 60 to 10
tnns Of old butter, bought my at llQl4e D IaklnS
NO much from the market relieves little, but several
more vessel loads can be spared There is very little old
butter that can be sold above 1jc 70. small lots
nre occasionally bringing IGd1ec and, If fine state
poe rarely more. The Welsh is generally bringing
z9c to-day with choice haffTkins at 3Oc, and little
Of the cream at shippers paying llGll4c tOr
grease butter sound State lots OF old have recently
been at l3s for the West India trade About
600 OF Glades" sold to-day at l4lc The
present turn in the gold market will probably check the
chipping demand, lead 10 lower prices We quote;
state good TO prime old, q tb..-....-........lSG2O
State medium 10 good, old, z ID .............Bd6
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
bort -fuaraen's Notits.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

A Meeting of this Board was held yesterday at 4
o'clock D. m in accordance with special CALI President
shannon in the chair.
Alderman presented the following resoutonsi
Roed the Counsel Corporation he aud hereby
therIed directed second the efforts oC his Honor the Mayor
ey,ry In bis power conducting fual deemisAop
before the Court Of the United States necessary the ass
on between the City o oNewfok by 10 eogen1 81
hore aud the Legislature Of this gate BY The Board OF Ns"'
Police Commissioners; and he Il further uL..a, A..
employ such other counsel In his Judgment may os M. "a, ,bas
him protecting defending the corporats nEns -
further imp1led by this tisemPt q, usarPaaoa e s
this State.
Alderman IoEw pres sented resolution TO eh'end 'n
ave. TO the Battery -. ..x. mart In anv mora
public improvements see s matter referred to spes:s,
Committee OF three Carried 90 az, thn
Ihe board Ia o Comics OF the Corporation Manual at
an eInens Of compiletoh LAID over ana
al ILL., ..sdent appointed Alderman Loew CONAN, ana
rSv az fhe Special Committee on the extension NJ tne
Fiftll-ave .,o,rnaa W
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
TwBETY IEARs TO RUN.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY 'nF ATLANTIC
l. TACTIC RAILROAD CoHTASY.

Aud secure, ly property valued $40 e consisting o 'sd CON
r,ed read 70 ne 27 miles from - LOUIS aud 80 0
acres of b agricultural and mineral lands is Inc By Toyinon
ofe mortgage % lands sold 20 tie amount Of 5000 this
sm IS 20 redemption q e amoNt Of bonds and tie
holders have night any tine 10 tai, possession in payment q 'he
PAR value q ttc bonds any q the Ccmpan lands at foiae
rats mineral lands eIeep',d
Tie climate q Missouri IenaIlaJY sutrous lc ten
Teraure Winters short and mid M agricultural r'ouIeos
are no; eIeed By part Of the United States Of s maais lead
iron utd Superior qua ties ana IN great abundance The
fmou. Grarty the Copan Land ae wen ttoNp and
recent developments iron Iu than y known lee
along ;be line Of road greater quantities lan the total ron d'Po't
ofPennl,aua Tie Company ,pad fol these lands At
from s. 70 per For particulars Col ALBf@sT General
Land A gent, ST. Louis. No.
By 1eocu srargen,n, road becomes ~ Msscu division d tho
Atlantic Railroad which aud Of $4,000 see
continuous railway hoI ST. Louis 70 San Fiah
cisco shorter aud ofmuob gradients ttAn other route
Ofthe present bonds limited oned fr a
At the per advance at the otcD 'he Compss
Por further particulars apply TO
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

We are not prepared with statistics to prove that eggs
never came forward in such quantities as now AT least
soc never before footed up l3JO bbls for single week
TnOugh selling freely, with large consumption now that
they retail at 20c T. dozenGO for S-the stock largely
and many loft and cellar is stored full of
shem They are not ali coming packed IN the best mate
rial for we lots to-day with nothing but wood
aud are by no thrown away when the egs are sOd
Aut returns made for nearly what they are worth In the
COUNTRY The general selling prce Of this afternoon
ts ISc a. Dozen with present indications OF an i'm
prOyement. Fresh State and Jersey were sold by the
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

LII CLASSES or UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED or
RPMITrFD FOR on HECElrT AZ MARkkI RATES,
tREE oP ALL COMMISSION CHARGES
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
PASSENGERS ARRIEED.

FROM GALVESTON, April 30Tn steamship Gen sedgNieA-J W.
Ellsworth aud lady NJ Cooper A. g. aud g. Vandusen g. L. fandunt
j. II. Webster and 20 in the steerage
FROM RIO JANEIR0, April 50-In Bark Wa farerE G. Bei VI
Churchill, J Johnson
FROM CHARLESTON April 3o-In steamship Champion-w. R
Sharp aud LADY H. wife and child g. o. Robinson and LADY,
r. r. Steiner, j. j. Post Buey, g. NJ KoPn D.
olsn b. O. Reed VIM Brewer, A. L. Holsape VIM Laidet Gus
Early Connolly j. Robinson J. d. Bell, A. Brooh6eh, j. H.
Daam Miss Alice patterson Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Glass
aud infant Miss T. Butts A. G. CsmPbe T. Burns A. Lenguech,
r. ulby lady children aud Mrs NO0dnan and chldIeB,
Mrs C. Barth Miss yulia Brown Aereeb T. X Ebs b. var
Dries. wife aud two Children o. Harran VIM Lake and wife Geo
Campbell Hopper wife W. Smith, ThOmmen, H. Lewis and
others In the seeyage.
City Wasbingon-Mss Francis Miss Scyen, Mr. Co1ghaD, M
Mr. CaraB Miss Bates Capt Casn Capt j.
b. Cole Mr. Cox lady and two children, G. King the key We5
lady Dr. Fabum aud LADY Mr. Hurst DE W. g. Kay -
Tuhbs A. Meyer Foot q. T. Heey J. Robinson, Lent
Main Page vscount DayecOmPt James Anderson Peter
d. Barton Thomas IlaulcT.
FROM CHARLESTON April D-Tn steamship GTansda-Mrs aud
Miss Isabella Tracy Mis Hhae
Kane Smith Brady Mrs r. Cohen, Mrs Carroll
(2), Keog Davis, Miss suddon Mrs CuriS
lady and three children Mr. J. Mucahy, H. WaT'zam
Pudgeo Dr. A. T. Gibbs and b. H. Manning james Bennett
Baher DAVID QuiIk Eugene Mauone Robert Cain, Maesh
r. IT, Kidney G. Wells Cook T. Cshey A. b. hCregor, Eder, A
White Thos Preudgat Michael Barry D. A. Dudley 4 & ker
Major Hugh Tracy Hugh Clark Bernard Fay Joho tATks
CathaIine Moore, j. u. Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
RRuITs ANp NCTs DRIED.

Eminet Wells Ia his last circular says: "WIth mod
s.aIe demand Tor consumption the stock gradually de-
cfeasinR ana prices 'feInain firm hbt weeks quota
tois which we renew. Holders eyince desire to part
with the staple al prices below their former views mas
much as they have faith In continuance OF present
prizes with fair prospect OF advance before the new
crop Is due" We quote: Amercan-COmmon 10 Fair, 80
ttee Good TO Prime, 60955c ChMcetO Fancy G0dG5c.;
Ods 2eelOc Foreien-Belglans 65Q6O0. Bavarians esl
11oc; SRauldts, 769S0c
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-12-04

GO0biu House, COvINGF0Ns VA. s.......
" Having rented the Hotel property at Cow
ington, formerly occupied by, Kincaid & Williams,
l am now prepared to accommodate the travelling
public in style unsurpassed BY any Hotel in the
mountains Having reftted and refurnished the
house out and out and secured the services Of at
tentive servants, can safely guarantee to sisi-
tors the best Of accommodations. s4s4
Ny Bar shall be constantly supplied with the
best Of Liquors and my table furnished with ell
the Injuries the country affords.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
me while at Jackson's River Depot, r respectful
ly8 solicit.a continuance of thesame at my house
in Covinuton. Terms reasonable. .sgssigia
. oct LIT D. j. COGBlLL.--
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" ALLEY. VIRGINTAN.a
s.,s. sTAYNTON, VIRGINIA
Wednesday Morning, Deosmbsr4 4, 1867. /

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e take e,p paper, and Ne NH ssAd them ths
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TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUH.
NO.

his Honor the Jury retired, and in few mo-
ments returned with a verdict of Not Gully.
Old Dodder and Dodder No. 2 were At that
instant seen plunging down the stairs lead
ing 70 the court yard with unbounded powers
Of locomotion; when the yard was gained
they fairly ran, and it is supposed never stop
ped until the deep woods Of Minisink hid
them from the gaze Of men~aa3a srsscs.
!, Arlington heard theverdics with the sang
froid of philosopher. No emotion, other
than the turning Of his cud oftobacco in his
mouth and an extra squirt Of juice was OBJ
seryable. ysss5.r ~ 5lo~s5f gssg ss.o4
Itmay be as we'll to remark, that the Dis
trlet Attorney refused to be pitted against
his eloquent opponent, and let the cause go
by default, as he said not one word in repiyto
the speech of his opponent. The ist.Attor-
ney was ina tight place and took; the wjscst
course to get out. It is not often he meets
with such formidable prisoners