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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Of Saturday.
MYSTERIOUS Auenspt at Murder.

At two o'clock on Tuesday morning
last, the wife of DR.. Strickland was
awakened by her husband, whom she
found lying in pool of blood near the
bed, and groaning from the pain caused
by CHASTITY wound on the right side of
the neck. The room was filed with the
fumes of chlcroform, which had evil
IDENTIFY been used by the wonld-be as
sassin to further his bloody object. DR..
Strickland's residence is at No. Is Eu-
cid avenue. ... :
Mrs. Strickland aroused her son, who
sleeps near, and sent him for DR.. Weber,
who cared for the wounded man, whom
he left in q comfortable condition.
The affair was shrouaed in mystery.
If plumber was the assailant's object,
why did he not take a valuable watch,
that lay upon % bureau inthe Doctors
room, besides a large quantity of other
valuables, that could have been secured
in various parts of the house, with ease,
and without detection, but which were
unm0lested
Since then suspicion, famed by vari.
Ous damaging reports, has been fasten-
ing Upon the SON, Horace Strickland,
who was arrested last evening, on a
charge of assanlting his father with in.
tent to kill. He was locked within the
Central Police Station, where he was
visited by his father-whO is fast i'm.
proving-this morning. The fathers
manner towards his son was very stern,
alshOugh he told him that he should
have every opportunity Of attempting to
prove his innocence.
Among the rumors, alluded to above,
is one to the effect that young Strick-
land has frequently expressed the wish
that his father would die; and that he
offered member of the police force,
some time since, 5000 if he would help
him get the cold man" out of the way.
The case will soon be investigated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

A CORRESPONDENT Of the ARti-Slarery
Standard says: There are several ne-
groes fitted tor the position of Vice
President, and that race claim that the
second Office ia the adtion shall be filled by
a negro" Are West Virginia Radicals
willing to allow the claim Is there
any "culled gemman" in this State
whose claims the West Virginia delega-
tion will advocate in the next National
Radical Convention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

THE BRowSLOw men M Tennessee
have announced their determination to
carry the election by blood if they can't
by votes. Eight thousand troops are
on duty, prepared to say who shall vote.
Violence, robbery and murder are daily
occurrences, and the perpetrators are
promised the Governors pardon if de-
tected and convicted. OF such is the
kingdom Of thieying loyalty"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS. - Although
all the known sources Of diamonds in
the world are running low, astonish-
ing quantities continue to be supplied
to the trade in Europe, and as these are
unmistakably genuine, dealers are
greatly exercised to know where they
come from, while some are of the opin-
ion that certain parties have discover
ed , and keep secret, certain immensely
productive mines in the East; others arc
quite as confident that some lucky
chemist produces them by artificial
means, and has thus far kept this great
secret in purifying and chrystalizing
carbon to himself. A man named
Koepping, or Keppieh, Of Breslau, who
has made immense sales of diamonds of
late in Paris, and who has kept all the
cutters Of Antwerp busy for come
weeks, is thought to hold the key to the
mystery. So say the late foreign papers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

A SILLY young lady who clipped from
Illinois recently with a young man OF
doubtful reputation, was overhauled in
st. Joseph, Mo-, on the Goth inst, by her
irate papa, who insisted on her return
home with him. She refused, and he
persisted. She left the hotel and plang-
ed into the river, which had the effect
of cooling both her own and her fathers
temper, and she being rescued, the old
man was satisfied, and left for home,
promising to set up his son-in-law in
business in st. Joseph.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

POPULATION OF LARGE CfTIEs.-The
population of London in the middle of
the present year is estimated by the
Registrar-Generallat sos. .372; of Edin-
burgh (city) 176, ,0Sl; of Dublin (city
and suburbs,) Sl9,slo. of the borough of
Liverpool, 492, 43s; of the city of Man
chester, 362, 1928, and of the borough of
Stafford, ll5,0lS; of the city of Glasgow,
l4O.979; Of the borough Of Birmingham,
343, ,94s; Of the borough of Leeds, 232,
42s; Of theiborough Of Sheffield, 225, ,l99;
Of the City of Bristol, 165, ,572; Of the
borough Of New-castle-on-Ty l24 $50;
Of the borough of Hull, 106,740. q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
#heeli'Ig gsgistsr.
Thursday sIerniax,. Jpiy 4.

A GOVERNMENT detective is on trial
in New York for showing counterfeit
moneys If everyone who is receiving
pay from the Government and at the
same me endeavoring to depreciate its
currency were arrested, Congress could
not meet for want of q quorum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

THE Meteor Clock" at Greenwich de-
serves to strike if any clock ever did.
1t does no end of work. 1t maintains
various clocks in perfect sympathy With
itself, regulates clocks in London, sends
signals through Britain, drops the Deal
time-ball, fires guns at Newcastle and
Shields, and puts communication in
such . state that the Greenwich obser-
yer can receive automatic reports of the
going of distant clocks as he may de-
sire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
Grand Excursion.

The committee of arrangements OF
the Fourth Presbyterian, North Street
and Zane Street NJ. E. Sabbath Schools
have secured the steamer Glasgow, in
stead of the Rebecca, and, will positive
ly leave at ~ o'clock this morning for
Cresap's Grove. Tickets so cents; chill
dren half price. Music and mirth will
be the order ofthe day. EaHs#
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
The Franchi.e-a Fish Story.

The Charleston Courier Of Monday,
contains the following rich commentary
on the intelligence of the newly en-
franchised. 1t speaks volumes in be-
half of their right to register, vote and
hold office:
"a rather novel and humorous sensa-
ton, which came near resulting seri-
ously, however, occurred in connection
with the heavy rains on Saturday. A
report was circulated that mermaid
had been brought in by the high tides
and washed ashore at the foot of Trade
street, near Chisho,m's Mills. Quite a
large crowd walked through the rain
and mud to the spot indicated, only to
he disappointed in not finding it. 1t was
afterwards reported that the marine
stranger had been captured and taken
to the establishment of DR.. W. G. TrOtt,
the we'll known druggist at the
northwest corner of King and
Broad streets, and that it had there de-
clared the rains would continue and the
winds blow until it was released and
returned to its proper element. The
report spread so rapidly through the
whole city, that in less than half an
hour DR.. Trott's doors were besieged by
the crowds of freedmen and few white
visitors, determined on seeing the won
derful though apocryphal denizea of
the deep. DR.. Trott, who had been
made the victim of some wag, although
taken by surprise, received his visitors
quite coolly, and endeavored to pass it
off as q Joke. The crowd, however,
which continued to increase, were not so
easily satisfied. Some one reported that
the pilot boat wild Cat had just
come in with message from outside,
stating that unless the mermaid was
brought and delivered over the bar
within twenty -four hours there would
be dreadful doings in the city of Charles
ton ut the expiration of that time. Some
of the freedmen from the country pro-
posed rescue, and the crowd at last
became so furious and threatening that
the proprietor of the establishment was
compelled to ask for a squad of police
men to protect his premises. Two pO-
licemen were accordingly detailed for
the purpose, and remained on duty
guarding the establishment during Sat
1rday afternoon and night. Yesterday
morning the scene of the excitement
had again become quiet, with only an
occasional visitor calling in to SEQ the
mermaid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

A KANSAS correspondent of the Cleve-
land Herald, 25ta says: All new coun-
tries are proverbially unhealthy; but
this-is healthy-so healthy that at the
new city Of Salina, the proprietor
of one of the rival additions after
waiting reasonable length Of time for
somebody 10 "drop OFF, killed . man to
start graveyard ON his claim. Fact;
viii send the documents If required.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

A CoLoRED "GEMMAN" who does
landscapes in white-with bucket
and big brush, displays quite pretty
sign, not hundred miles from here :
I" Professor johnson, Whiteudsher, and
Carpetshaker." Not a bad hit When
we consider that prof" Johnson has as
clear a right to the prefix as about half
the people who take it, his sign is in
excellent taste.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

A PRUssIAN schoolmaster, under n
salary of $50 year, writes to a Berlin
newspaper, ~ hear Prussia is about to
send to the Paris Exhibition a model
schoolhouse. If Prussia desires to COM
plete the specimen by sending at the
same time q schoolmaster dying Of hun
ger, offer to represent to the life that
other model for very low rate of pay"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
REMOVAL.

TI'HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
l. in informing his Customers and citizens geR-
orally, that be has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment q The north ode Of Union. be-
tween Nam and harket streets, where he keep.
constantly on hEad the best brands of French
CAlfskin, tOgsthsr With a. good EOrkmen - the
country e&1 Ah0ld Thankful fsr psst patron
age he wishes q continuance Of the same.
EpCSLSm JAMES MATHEWS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

Don,t RerRet

That the St. Marys will leave for
Lockwood's Grove at half-Past six this
morning from the wharf, anc will leave
Detwiler's landing at half-past ten
o'clock, on her second trip. ssi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
WhiSkers and MuStaehes !

EORCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
il est face in frUm three 20 1--WE weeks BY wing
Or. SEvIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR C4PPILr
LAIRE, the nest wonderful discovery in modern
science. setting upon the Beard and HAtr I'm an
almost miraculous manner. II has been nsed by
the elite Of Paris and London with the most
fatteTing sueeesa- Names sfAn purchasers viii
BE- registered, ami II entire satfsfzctiOn Il not
given in every instance the money win be cheer
fally refunded Price BY mail, ssaisd and post
paid, q. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free A6dreas BERGER. SHUTS 4
CO. CheuiItA, No. 10 River Street. Troy, n.
T., Sole agents for the United States
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

THE Age says that at an election for
School Directors, held in the City of
Lancaster, the home of Thad. Stevens,
on the 25th ult., the Democrats carried
their ticket by majority of COO. This
is another indication of the decline OF
Radicalism in the country, and the Ian
caster IntelRgencer says: "The present
indications point to majority of at
least $50 for Judge Sharswood in Ian
caster City. And if the Fortieth Con
gress should be as industrious for evil
in the month of July as 10 was in the
month of March, we shall hope to swell
his majority to 1000"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
From the Syracuse Courier, June 49, o..

From the Syracuse Courier, June 49, .l..
A Phenemenon-A Blind Woman
See. Picture Of COan and n
Corpse. -t- ata tas
A Miss Willis, of Cayuga, New York,
aged sixty years, became blind In her
left eye with q cataract, about four
wears ago, was soon operated upon by n
doctor in Bloomfield, this State, the eye
being totally lost. About two years
ago the other eye became blind from a
cataract also, aud was operated upon in
Syracuse. the 18th instant, and sight re-
stored. But this is not the wonder in
the case. About one year ago she be-
gan to see the image of q beautiful slip
per, (although both eyes were blind.
1t became more and more perfect in
shape, until it was real slipper, as it
appeared to her. In the course Of a
month or two it changed from slipper
to be coffin, such as was used in olden
times, with the top or cover sawed in
two across the breast, with the top part,
part turned back. This continued to
grow more perfect in shape till she
could see the hinges and screws. Up to
this time there appeared to be no one
in it, but soon there appeared most
beautiful person lying in it. The per-
son did not appear to be that OF a
corpse, but on the contrary, appeared to
be young, fat and healthy; pleasant,
smiling cOuntenance, changing now and
then to an older person, and more lean
in flesh, but at no time as dead or sick.
The countenance of the image was so
perfect that she could distinctly see the
size of a hair, the eyes closed, nose per
feet in shape, showing the nostrils,
mouth, lips and chin, the hair dark and
complexion beautiful and healthy in ap-
pearance, and never changing. The
color of the slipper and coffin was
changeable, generally bright green,
changing to purple, and never absent,
but always to be seen day or night.
The writer asked her if it was a source
of discomfort to her, and she said oh, no,
its the greatest comfort. love to watch
it. would not spare it. l have no fear
from it, but am anxious to have 1T ex-
planned. The writer knew another man
from Saratoga who was blind in both
eyes-could not see any light, but was,
as he said, generally seeing apretty pea
cock; it was generally blue, but chang
ing to q yellow, and then to orange.
In this case it would disappear for a
time and return again, at intervals.
Now, if any one will explain the mys-
terry, the writer and patients will feel
greatly obliged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
RIVER NEWS.

The RIVER is falling, with three feet
four inches water in the channel last
evening. ..--5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
The Price Of q X Kiss.

By a recent adjudication by our
worthy mayor, of q case growing out OF
o kiss given by married man TO q mar
ried woman to whom he was not united
in the holy bonds of wedlock, il is as
certained that the market value of that
commodity is fixed at twenty-five dol
lars this being the amount of tax levied
by his Honor, under the revenue laws
Of the country.
Whether it was viewed in the light Of
misdemeanor, or as fine for want of
q Government stamp upon the gentle
man in question, has not yet been made
known. Certain it is, that during the
heated term, thermometer ranging
among the nineties in the shade, and
-four at fourteen dollars a barrel, it
would seem
For the momentary bliss,
Attained thro' kiss
twenty-five dollars is pretty steep
price.
But as all luxuries are expensive and
taxed at righ rates, we suppose it is all
right, and we should submit with good
grace, remembering that in our grand
fathers days, under the old Blue Laws
Of Connecticut, man was fined for
kissing his own wife on Sunday.
If there were "smellers" about in this
matter, appointed by the Government,
as in the case of distillers, We venture
the opinion that the public debt would
be liquidated before the next annual re-
port of the Secretary of the Treasury to
Congress-Piqaa (Ohio) Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-04

The Memphis Araldnche says: One
of our most respectable families has just
been broken up by discoveries Of the
infidelities of the husband and father.
He has left for parts unknown. The
wronged wife is an applicant for divorce,
and four children are left fatherless.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

IGOR sALE-A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RE sIDENCE,
situated u miles from this city and 10 utes, walk
from Mount Vernon depot via New Haven Railroad,
sstng of ne dwelling House con aiming IA rooms. out
houses barn. carriage house and stable all recently
ed together with II OF good Land fms
tanning choice fruit trees aud wells OF good WISER cows
ne carriage horse wagons all kinds " pouitry
geh.r with the present CROP viii be sod to responsible
party at half cash baltuce boud Apply
person by lester TO GEOkGE GOULD, Mount verion
Hotel 1t the depot East Mount Vernon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27
EoR sALE-AT BELMONT. .-

+ "~ WESTMINSTER COUNTY,
Fort. minutes from New York - Harlem Railroad
srarss mn e; Sat ,V CT,s car; wa Harlem ssrds
situated on hsh ground in good Glib, Flood and COM
nc .s e.: :'ss; as sss
ANA hot and cod wsssr Each aoer ba.a Ac bella
o s's @ and
s sus sa s ss 1 sos
sssqSr ,.d q se S small fruits
fhe ou,pnidprs consist OF heanory ~rrisse house for
three c.rrisses and .a. for horses and lifted
repair and 20 expense Ia; been spared !. a. y with every
WIN. II. PAYNE i2otI street, Harlem.
II Island ar.s landing IONS ana Lot and large siSls
With Grocery store stock and 1sqrss qas Horse and two
..ss Or ss New YORK ~ south
U,oR sAbE-A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
4 s AsCs, onn ss p 9S OF The s
try seat; large brick .ose; al modern inproyemsn': 70
issss for gardener and ecachmsn anc stable: icehcue
ns Suitable barns sheds &C All sg, ssou, seven Year,
varieties Of fruit shade and nsa trees drives and
% s, up and 81
%s g & Apply 3 Icss ); K
EoR sALg--oN MOUNT HOPE. SEVEN MINUTES
from fremont and Central norr,ssna dspo,: Harlem
good garden choice pear peach and good
rey grapes, all 10 bearings stra wberries &C.,
In season. never falling we'll OF good waters situation high
owner Leaving ths stats Inquire Of JOSEPH JONES,
fremont
FoR sALx-Asour 9 ACRES OF GOOD LAND.
desirAbly situated In high snd healthy location,
overlooking the Sound; large house, plenty OF fruits -
miles from New York. depot Terms sAsy. Address
X. D. r.. boz lI0 Post onlce -
L,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A PARMA FIRST
class frame Dwelling House, containing II rooms and
sbcu, Of land situate HIGH ground and
pyt will DO cold 81 low ngure For particulars inquire OF
JAMES l.. PARslfALIA Neal Estate once, Washington
avenue. corner Of Ffih street. hosrisAna.
rsrssouRI LANDS -iscoo ACRES CHOICE FARMING
NI and Timber Lands for sAlo cheap for cash. Will
chsnss unsncubored Real Estss salAbls uercAAn
diss, WIN. HICKOKs in, % Broad street, room o. New
CPLENDrD WA TER PowEI AND FARM or q ACRES
- for sale-Duttssmik ala Of lo feet; best water
.".s hou.s s.so. sna smith
beautiful locaop hoAltny; only miles from Della
ware Water Gap Price only \. 500 Terms EASY
stroudsburs Monroe county. Pa
no CHAIR MANuFAcTuRBRs,-ro sALR DEsIR.
abs Mn Properly. VITA timber on 2Qoo ssrss ssusied
non out KaiIroad Ulster county Terms easy Address
wsikm A. white, 70 willow ssrest Bsookiyn
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAfB-0NE HOUR
bsrps ersperes For pAriculars inquire Of CuAUkCBY
BARaxRb, lWBrcsdway L-----
OK AcnEs EoR sALE-wlrH PRlvILEos ~ Pun.
house, barn &c near depot Apply v T. =. fAos, No. u
seventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

DARN OF 80 ACRES, ABOUT ~ CULTIVATED HOUSE
and Oubuding excellent water and good Orchard OF
bearing iruiO; within two niles from town. Free $SjO
cash. y. @. RITTER, . Broadway. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

UroR sALz-ON MOUNT HOPE SEVEN MINUTES
II from fremont end Central Morrssnia depots Harlem
good ren choice pear peach and etner trees good "a
in season. falling we'll OF good wAtsr situation high
and healthy; possession immedate cause for sale the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

01x sOn WILL BUT orB or THu NRATRs1
Y1f.OVV AND bsss esissss ]. bssvs se.s ne:ss: q
.es.Ion any time. Particulars yin JosKrH kc0uIRn
lle Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

TOR sArE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN, ON STATE.
Island. nrst landing Iicnss and Lot and large si,be
WAGONS, &c Apply to J. 4 ID wEsrFALL. 1914 sout
street. or Is wcsl ssreet New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

I'D chasing 50 more. IN Rockiand county; larsl
house barn &C. near depot. Apply v =. .. PA0s. No
8eveuth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

HARMS AND RESIDENCES FOR sALE.-2I ACRES,
y With good Hous: and outhouses Two mi es from sta
ton, Northern Raircad. price $500. Two Grst aud
Saw Mills with nc Dwellings and 81 Land each, two
10 three miles from station; x6O0 and Slso0 10
In Summervle, n. j., with stock, buildings good
price $40 per acre Genlemans nne Residence IN Hack
epssek,s eight rooms barn, 1c lot 77xS0 feet: price
$1,000. Also several hns farma Passaic river.
railroad station aud In all parts OF Bergen other
ties In New Jersey. Also Residences Hackensack
nngswood aud along the Northern Railroad, from ~ 90 y
e260D Persons DESTROYS of investing In property will do
Vel TO call on FELDAANN CO.. Real Estate Agents.
Hackensack, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

mo CHAIR MANurAcTURBRs-roR SALE DEsrR.
abs Ml propsr,E VITA timber on 2gco ssrss. Situated
Vivian A. Whiss 70 willow ssrssE Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

A ora STREET, NRAR v1PTH AvBNUR-vIRsT
10 clsss four story high soop brown Stone House zo
superior order. bsrg.e taesn Inredhssy FURNITURE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

- for ssls-Dutissniik ALA Of lm feet; best water
power In III: county; la,es frame hogss nin: rsons;
beautiful oca.oo; very s Sny :o mss from ps
0Bo l. wALGkk. Real bsists Agent,
6lroudsburG Monroe county. Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

A RARE CHANCE FOR sPECULATORs. 10 YEARS
"A Lease Of about l40 Of Coal Land known tho
CunGe pitts situated each side of the Danvile Railroad
Richmond together with Enrines Pumps Mules Sips
Boxes and other things necessary the mines
There shafts and7 slopes COAL all working
der capable Of producing present tons day OF tho
best baeksmiths coal In Virginia $40 cash. Apply
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Esq, Richmond. Va