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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-05
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Grand Council with characterization
Matters Generally.

9Sruud
Matters Generally.
ST. LOUIS, October 4.-Generals Sher-
man, Harvey, Sauborn and Terry and
Senator Henderson, the Indian Peace
Commissioners, will leave here to-mor-
row for Fort Harker, thence to Medicine
Lodge Creek, south of the Arkansas
river, where they viii! hold grand
council with the Indians. Colonel Tay-
Tor, now in Leavenworth, will join the
commission ut Lawrence. Colonel Tap
pan, another commissioner, left yester-
day with $4,000 worth of clothing
and other goods for presents to Indians.
kilograms from Superintendent Muir
ply of the Central Superintcndency,
now at Medicine Lodge Creek, state
there are now two thousand Indians as
sembled composed, ot Cheyennes, Arrapa-
hoes, Kiowas and Camanches. They
are now being fed by the Superinten-
dent and are anxious to meet the Com
missioners tn confer on terms of peace
and about something more to eat.
Little Robe, a Cheyenne chief of the
dog soldiers, is still on the war path,
and it is supposed that it was his band
that at acked Generol Marey's train on
the 25th ult at Darmee Fork. 1t is re-
ported that the Roman Nose, an ARA
pahoe chief, has gone to bring in hos
lille parties. IIe, with some OF the
friendly chiefs, it is stated, are deter
mined to chastise the refractory dog
soldiers if they refuse to come in.
The Indian agent, Colonel Leaven-
worth, telegraphs that the Kiowas and
Camanches are anxious to meet the
Commissioners and conclude treaty
with the Government.
The family of Little Robe were mas
sacred at Sand creek by Colonel Chiv-
ington, but he says he does not GO to
war for that, but because of the burn
ing of the Cheyenne camp by the troops
last spring. After the Sand creek mas
sacre, the Indians came in and as they
assert, the government disapproved of
the affair. NJ. Beaveau is now at
Fort Laramie and telegraphs to the
that he is confident the hos
tile tribes in that section are disposed
to peace and will come in to meet the
in November.
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Removal.

WASHINGTON, October 4.--Colonel
Mcssmore, Deputy Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue, having declined to
comply with the request of the Score.
tary of the Treasury to resign his con.
nection with the department, has been
formally removed. An official letter to
that effect was sent yesterday. 1t is
not definitely known who will succeed
MesSmore.
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NV YORK. JAnnary Eth Is6I

NEW York, January 18th, 1854.
Isssrs. Geo. c. Hubbel d Co.
Gentlemen Your BittsTS having been such q
blessing in my family that I cannot refrain from
sending you this testimonial. In December last
my wife WAS very -Conhnement-and got
10 very low that some good stimulant was abso-
lutely necessary. Itried wine but IL did no good
Having bottle Of Golden Bitters" which b ad
been given me by a friend, thought EOuld
try them; had ne faith in them, yet thought
would give them a trial. / can truly say tina,
my wife gained strength and hath with every
dose. In one month she was entirely well and
strong Cheerfully do recommend them To an
ladies' a. gentle and strengthening stimulant.
iours, &c,
GEO A. J. NORMAN
ls7 West 9th street. v. 7.
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Riet i'm Louisiana.

New YORK, October "a seriou;
riot took place at jefferson City, Louis
lana; on the second day of the election
1t commenced in n dispute between Q
white and black man and was followed
by general melee, in which firearms
were freely used. Two whites and four
negroes were seriously wounded. The
military werc called upon and soon
anelled the riot.
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Whiskers and Mustsches !

EoRcED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
4 est lace IN from three 70 FIVE weeks BY 1,dng
Dr.. SEYIGGES RRsTAURATEUP CIPP phi
LAlRNs the most wonderful discovery IN modern
science, acting uDon the Beard and Hair in an
almost miraculous manner. Il has been used by
tne elite Of Paris and London with the most
InAttering success. Names stall purchasers viii
oe feglstered- and II entire EstfsEaetiOn r. not
given in every instance, the money VIII Le cheer
iuily refunded. Price By mail. sealed and post
paid, 81 Descriptive circulars and testimonial
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS 4
Co, ChemiHts, No. rs River Street. Troy, n.
Y.,Sole agents for the United States.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October 4.
Flour firm; small seles Xxx at IL 90.
Wheat winter aDdspring 5a7 better; sales
white Michigan at 2 SIT; amber Mich
, So; amber doc Go; No. do 2 40; No.
syringe 10; No. 22 05. Corn lc bet
ter; sales of No. | Wabash at bal 1871
No. . do at IL; Michigan at l0a
l l0i; No. 2 white at ~. Oats SIC bet
fer; sales No. at 62a62!. Rye Sc bet
ter; sales at 80. Barley-saIes of No.
at %,
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New YORK, March 3Oth, ls6I.

New YORK, March 10th, ls6I.
MessTs Geo. O. Hutbel d Co., Hudson, N Y.
Gents My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use Of your
Golden Bitters, l am induced to acknowledge MY
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle of your
Bitters entered my house have heard of ne
complaints Of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
troubled with the malady for years, and had
also been much annoyed by piles. The symp-
toms and the disease have both left, and she Is
good qualities of your article, and can only
say, in conclusion, that Ishould be happy to give
verbal evidence TO the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, I am,
Yours truly,
II. A. GRAHAM.
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Indy Killed.

NEW YORK, October 3.-The brake
out of the Brooklyn cars gave way this
morning while descending Atlantic
street. A lady named Emma Ludwig
became frightened, jumped from the
car and was almost instantly killed.
The car ran off the track and was de-
moiished, injuring several of the pas
sengers.
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Supposed Snicide.

ERIE, Pa, Oc' ober "A man named
George Gunther from Springfield, Hi
nois, came 10 the Petroleum House in
this city yesterday and was found dead
in bed with his throat cut this morning
He is supposed to have committed sui.
eide. His family resides at Mendham,
New Jersey,
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Oh
THE PEOPLE

As involved IN Con eTnmcntIl Admini,,nbot
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought bs
land 10 the verge OF Bankruptcy and Ras
Taxation already strips the clothes from ,A'
backs of many people, and rob- their children Of
bread. Additional eXtravagancr Threaten in
reduce the richest 90 poverty, aud al the labor
ing classes 90 beggary.
In addition 90 gigantic national frauds the
taxpayers of West Virginia arc suffering froU
domestic knaves and home made soouhdrsl.
From summit TO base your official system IL
marked by corruption and fraud.
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BuGnlo mAkes.

BCFFA.o, October I.
Flour, spring at 10 25a1075. Wheat
very firm, opened at 10 for No. 2 Chica.
go spring and at 23a2 10 for No. l Mil
waukee spring, closing with sales to ar.
rive at 3 20. Corn, No. 2 at II with a
light demand. Oats at 63ia64, closing
firm at outside figure. Frelghts nm.
changed.
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GolDRS RuTrERa ur,,.r.

GOLDEN BITTERs.-Hubbel's Gold
en- Bitters are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
utation. Read the following
PARIS, France, june 9, 1864.
MeSsrs. Hubbei d Co.-Genn: Ic. say tina,
your Golden Bitters is the most wonderful medi
cine in the world. 1t acts truly in most mirac.
ulous way. Suffer- ng with dyspepsia fthe most
painful kind, used tho Golden Bitters prepared
by Messrs. Hubbel & Co, and was cured. am
convinced that all complaints Of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters. Wishing you pros.
pertty and great success In the curing Of all the
complaints that sf1ict the human frame,
am. gentlemen, yours, with respect,
CASHIER FABRIGOU.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October 4.
Flour firm. Wheat 81. Corn l 04i.
Oats 542. Barley 13i. Rye l 30.
Pork is held at "a 90. Lard is held firm
at l2i to IA. Whisky nominal at 81 in
bond
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RxDcrinienI.

NEW YORK, October 4.-Experiments
having for their object the using OF
petroleum rs fuel were commenced at
the depot of tho Hudson River Railroad
TO-DAY.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
YeNKERs May Q. 1854.

YeSKEHs, May ., ls64.
MessrS. Geo. c. Hu66cl d Co:
Gents Having used only two bottles of your
Golden Bitters," can recommend them with
the utmost confidence as q tonic, particularly
for a change of diet and water. 1t is as well for
ladies and children, giving them part Of wine.
glass two or three times day.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. e, BAKER.
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New York Money Market

NEW IT KIN, UCVUUeI Il
Gold, opening at l45 and closing at
l44t.
Government Stocks heavy and lower;
coupons 81, HOG; do 81, 1llb; do '6t,
1851; do '65, 1854; do new, 1O7; do %,
l01; l0-40s, 99s; 7-30s, 1861.
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HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody the ful
strength Of the ingredients of which they are
named. They are left 20 the inspection OF all.
A ready and conclusive test Of their proper ties
win be q comparison with those set forth in ID .
United States Dispensatory. These remedies
are prepared by II. T. Helm5 d, Druggist OF
sixteen years experience in this city, and we
believe them to be reliable; in fact we have new.
er known an article lacking merit TO meet with
permanent snccess, and Mr.. Helmbold's sne-
cess is certainly prima facia evidence his
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, in the City Of
New York, ia not exceiled, II equalled. by any
in this country and We would advise our read:
ers when visiting that city, 10 give him call
and iudge for themselves
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"A Proposal.

NEW YORK, October 3.-A gentleman
named Charles A. Lane proposes that
the Loyal Leagues raise S25O,OOO for
Mrs. Lincoln.
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Milwaukee Marker.

MILWAUKEE, October 4.
Flour firm; city Xxx at 10 25a10 75.
Wheat firm at 96t for No. l.
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FOR SALE.

"a Martinsville, wetzel county, West Viz.
$50 acres Of land, with good buildings, sc.
Also several other farms in the yiGanity Fof
information, apply to e. STEY. on the premises.
oct4w5t
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OUR TERMS:

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LEWIS BAKER
jy2J Wheeling. ws-; VifFr--
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVA S

VIZ HIGH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED. MINI
w bc the most important Political Camps n
In the history Of our Government The "a,
mishing preparatory 10 this great dghi rs, A
roady commenced; and the condition OF N.
country makes the early and thorough d..>rp.
nation of the principles We Advocate a pl.
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid Of o..
true men in extending the circulation OF o.,
REGISTER. There l. not a locality IN the rorr
try where Club could not hr made mp vi.
slight effort
Notwithstanding the REGISTER is uulN u NJ,
fifth year Il already, in point nj Circulation L.
fluence, Ability and Value ranks among th,
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far ahead of any Of its contemporaries 10 ",
Virginia It will be the aim Of the propnrlo.
not only 20 maintain but Ia add To- is b..
reputation.
This paper will not De surpassed b, an, pub
LEGATION in the country for its completeness a,
Family, Business and Political journal 10 u.
Telegraphio News, Domestic a. well a. by h.
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and Market Reports; its Local mtcigrn,, Il.
compilation OF News Transporting IA the STATE
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yIGOR AND HONEST rOLDNESs OF H. EDIToMus
and in all the requisites that 20 10 make mp
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CRISPER COMA.

OBJ she was beautiful and fair.
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entWined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind
CRIsPER COMA.
For Curling the Hair Of either Ser into
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DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AND
ID Gentlemen can beautify themselves a thou.
sand fold. II Is the only article in the world
that will curl straight hair, and at the same time
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CrispeT Coma not only curls the hair, Lnt invig.
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delightfully."- perfumed, and Is the most complete
article Of TIE kind ever offered to the American
public The CHsper Coma VIII be sent To any
Address all orders To
W. L CLARK < CO, Chemists.
No. West Fayette ST., SYRACUsR, ". 7
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THIS COMPANY - now FULLY
nenoe the manufacture Of refined Carbon and
L16r1e4ting OILS, Lamp Wick and Chimneys.
Eor information in regard TO the Stock or
basiness OF the Company, apply 70 either Of the
u l otheerA, or a. the COmpanys Office
on Main Street, next door TO the NJ and N
Bank. w. i. PETERSON, Jr, Sec'y.
S.P. HILDRRTH, Treas'r,
Z. K. ADDISON. Sup't ieIa
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

Philadelphia Ere gu,!etin Editorial sept Is, 1865
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INFANCY TO OLD AGE,

and in every state of health are liable To be sub.
jects of these diseases. The causes in many in.
stances are unknown. The patient has, how.
ever, an admirable remedyin
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A DIURETIC

To cure these diseases we must bring into action
the muscles which are engaged in their various
functions. To neglect them, however slight
may be the attack, Is sure to affect the bodily
health and mental powers. Our FLESH and
BLOOD are supported from these sources Per.
sons at every period Of life, from
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the nu.
merOus important Surgical Operations performed
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
the Sun. and many other papers, notices Of which
appeared again and again before the public. be-
sides his standing as a gentleman of character
and responsibility, is sufficient guaranty TO the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. augsdly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

THE ABYssINIAN MoNsTER.-The
latest news from Abyssinia show that
Theodore has not assuaged his thirst for
blood. He had made an expedition to
the Island of Metratra, in the Lake
Tana, and put every inhabitant to death
by fire; then he made trip to flag, a
flourishing town in Foggara, seized
1850 peasants, placed them in five large
houses, and burned them all. 1t is said
there Is now not q single man or child
alive between Debia Tabor and Emfras
OIL the borders of Dembea. In camp,
His Majesty has been pursuing the same
game. Having heard that 1000 of his
troops wished to desert, he had them
surrounded by the others, and their
throats cut like cattle, the mothers,
wives, children and nearest relatives OF
the men being pistolled by the soldiery;
295 chiefs of the districts have had their
hands and feet cut off, and have been
left to starvc.
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Men Wanted.

The great want of this age is men,
Men who are not for sale. Men who are
honest, true to the hearts core. Men
who love the Lord and hate covetous-
ness. Men who will condemn wrong in
friend or foe, in themselves as well as in
others. Men whose consciences are as
steady as the needle to the pole. Men
who will stand for the right If the heav-
ems totter and the earth reels, men who
can tell the truth and look the devil in
the eye. Men that neither swagger or
finch. Men who can have courage
without shouting to bring it. Men in
whom the current of everlasting life
runs still and deep and strong. Men
careful of Gods honor and careless of
mems applause. Men too large for Sec
tartan bands. Men who do not strive
nor cry, nor cause their voices 20 be
heard in the streets, but who will not
fail nor be discouraged, till judgment be
set in the earth. Men who know their
message and tell II. Men who know
their duty and do it. Men who know
their place and fill it. Men who mind
their own business. Men who will not
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An Enterprising Woman.

Mrs. Dali, in her recent work, MAIN
tains that women are quite adequate
to work by the side of men in almost all
departments of labor, and that when
their labor is effective in method and
results, 1t ought to be rs well paid for. In
illustrating her text, she gives the fol-
lowing:
According to tln request" writes
Quaker friend from Wilmington, Del, l
send thee some facts concerning Sarah
Ann Schofield. Some fifteen years
since her father became very much in
volved in debt. He owed some ten or
twelve hundred dollars, having lost
largely by working for cotton and WOOL
Ell mills. His business was making
spindlcs and tiers. His daughter, then
just sixteen, proposed to go into her
fathers shop and assist him, she being
the oldest Of seven children. He accept
ed her offer and told me himself that in
twelve months she could finish more
work, and do it better, than any man he
had ever trained for eighteen months.
She earned eighteen dollars o week at
the rate he then paid other hands. Her
father died. Her two eldest brothers
learned the trade of her and went away.
She has now two younger sisters in ap-
premiership, and brother of fourteen
years, all working under her, turning,
polishing, filing and fitting all kinds Of
machinery. l went out to SEQ her last
week. She was then making water
rams to force streams in barns and ho,,-
ses. She is also beginning to make
many kinds of carriage axlcs. She is her
own draughtsman, and sometimes does
her own forging. Touse her own words,
what any man can do, can but try
She has steam engine, every part of
which she understands; and know her
work gives entire satisfaction. When
they have steady employment they clear
sixty dollars per week, and she says she
would rather work at it for her bread,
than at sewing for ten times the money.
The truth Is, it is business she is fond
Of-Syracmse Journal.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF Iowa

TSECITlNE DEPARTMENT.
In conformity with the religious GUS
tom Of our people, and in compliance
also, with the recommendation of th,.
President, designating 7hurstlay, the
.2.Sth dfly Of Norembcr, instuUt, as q day
OF National Thanksgiving and praise.
l, w. NJ. stone, Governor of Iowa. do
hereby earnestl y request the people of
this state to observe the day thus ap-
pointed, by appropriate manifestations
of their gratitude to Almighty God for
the divine blessings so graciouslv he.
slowed upon them during the wear NOW,
drawing to q close. Let us levn,,tl,,
thank Him for our abundant haryests
for our great prosperity, and the general
hearth and quietude that have preyaile,l
within our borders. Remembering that
'Sin is repseach to any peopIe.u LET
us, IN public worshi p and in secret hom-
age, reverently pray for an inerease,f
measure OF the Righteousness whiel,
"exalteth a nation and let us ask that
As the Author Of all good, He NAV con,
tinue to guide our Commonwealth in
the ways of prosperity and true honor
and that his divine mercies may ho
.vouchsafeu unto our people and their
generations forever.
In testimony whereof. I hrrc
L.s. hereunto set my name and ca,,s-
- ed to be affixed the Great Seal
OF the State of Iowa,
Done at Des Moincs this 10Th day ef
ao.eliper, "A. y: 1867, in the twenty
nrst year OF the State of Iowa, and of the
ninety second. "'o
px =. ~ W. NJ. STONE.
Ed RIGHT, Secretary of state
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A "PAT" REpLY.-A merchant in
this city this morning had some hard
words with an Irishman he has employ
ell occasionally in doing odd jobs about
the establishment, and in the conversa-
ton the merchant used the word "Irish-
man" In a way that hurt Pats feelings,
and he replied: "Yes, an, an Irishman;
but I've been naturalized, and am an
American citizen, too; and sure, I'm a
better American than you are; 1 came
to this country of my own free will, and
you came here by chance-and when
| came here l had good suit Of clothes
on, and you hadn'ta q rag to your back
when you came here" We think the
merchant should have given Pat days
work or days wages on that.
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lie. Men who are not too lazy to work
nor too proud to be poor. Men unwil-
ling to cat what they have not paid for.
Men who know in whom they have be-
lieved. Men whose feet are OH the ever
lasting rock. Men who are not ashamed
of their hope. Men who are strong with
divine strength, wise with wisdom that
cometh from above, and loving with the
love Of Christ. Men of God.