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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-01
LEGISLATIVE | PROCEEDINGS.
sENATE.
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.an, MONDAY, Nov. Se.
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sc sr2 MONDAY, Nov. &c.
Mr.. Farnsworth was appointed President
pro tenn. ?
A message from the House announced
that that body had recsded from its disa-
greement to the Senate's amendments to
the bill concerning Licences. That the
House had agreed to new committee OF
conference on the bill authorizing the Ka-
nawha Board to borrow money ard had
consented to tho recommittal of the bill for
the assessment of taxes. e5I+ol- 10 .cE .Iif'
The House bill exsmpting certain real
estate from levy and distress ard the bill
for the education and support of the blind
were read second time. :.lze ..s.,l..
The House bill legalizing the election of
William G.. Allison Of Hancock county was
read third time and passed. j0It 8,
- The bill for the support of the poor was
taken up, considered and recommitted. y
.: The bill for the collection of taxes was
then taksn up and passed. 49, li.r-1
B The House bill fixing the compensation
OF the Sergeant.at-Arms at $3 per day was
( Mt Bpnksr ofssrsd . substitute pfovfd:
in9 fkat the Sergeant .at- Arms Of the House
land the do1ts keeper Of tho House and Sen
|atg rScsiys $3 per day for their services
provided that the act shah not be construed
80 as tasfsct ths psy of these slicsrs dur
| ing the present session!g
l. The subssituts Ess sdopted and the bill
wss laid on Itks table. ~ s,,1
The report Of the pemnittee appointed
to CONTRACTION tie loan Of the Linsley In
stituts for State purposes was taken u
and the Senate refused to receive, it. s.
The committee agree topay the Trustees
ofthe Institute 81 900 per lannum for three
years and to keep the ground and building
in good repair, ~.
! Amessage from the House, by Mr.. Ruff
ner, announced the passage of a bill assess
ing . tax on licences. The bill was read {
second time by its title aud referred, the
rules having been suspended for that pur
pose. Adjourned.
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THE FATAL BLESDER or BRAee-fu de-
failing Longstreet's column from Ghatta-
noogato East Tennessee to ''gobble up
Burnside, Bragg, or rather JEFF. Davis COM
mitted the most disastrous blunder Of the
rebellion. 1t was the same sort Of strategy
which was pursued by our War Office in
breaking up the Army of the Potomac into
several widely separated armies, with Gen.
McClellan's advance On the Richmond pen.
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AFTERoON SESSION

The Magistrates Bill was discussed for
a short time. and then laid upon the table
House Bill No. 1856, relating to money
and interest, was taken up, and after some
debate, laid upon the table,
House adjourned.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-01

GRANTS VICTORY IN Vail STREEr-The
Napoleonic victory of General Grant has
created the greatest excitement and con
steruation among the monsy changers in
Wall street. The bulls roar aud paw the
earth, with stif1y elevated tails. Tie bears
growl their JOY and was their heads. and
turn insane somersaults They ali begin to
think that the war is winding itself up; and
50, indeed, it seems. If Meade pushes
ahead, whips Lee and takes Richmond, the
Confederacy will be burst bubble and the
Union reality again before New Years.
day. Then look out for squalls IN Wall
street, Then the great financial conflict
will begin Gold will fight greenbacks TO
death. Prices will 90 down. Stocks will
suffer. stock brokers will suffer. Nobody
will care tor anything but spece Our ad
vice to Wall street, therefore, is sell out!
Many rich men will be poor before many
months, and the poor men will Have plenty
of work and high wages, and will begin to
be rich.-N. i.Htrald.
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TERMS OF ADvnRTIsTNG. las !.
>Hy-yLE 7faess haildA 80 - g
wELv-1 SOLID LINES OF NoNfARHzL (oR soH,)
OR LESS, MAXI A SouAHr.) IS

s3-5PEcIAL NorIcss Doublethe absve rates, q. :,
EeYearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
ding the space occupied and the number Of changes
made. s5ga - 2S44'sl - ---
J All advsrtssments from transient persons or strang
ers to be prfd for IN advance. i,51aJ @St -
Business Cards not exceeding Ave lines $lopsr year,
or safor six months but for shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than square. q iI 80
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Adyertissrs own Immediate business; and all ad-
4verisemens for the benefit Of ether pssons wen
ale9al advertisements and advertisements Of auction
sales and real estate sent in by them must be paid for
at the usual rates. xnTll I6
ss- Advertisements not accompanied with written
irections will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly eos-ryyoI
Notices for Public Meetings to be charged in all
4 &C fdll rates. A Us - M s5avl ,li
Of sermons, SO cents aach. - T Sc,s seiJI sLf .
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
lIINNI.aII NINTu lI-InIlI

Dir. DAWES Rep, Mass.), from Ibe Committee
on Elections, made an unfavorable report on the
credentials Of Alvin Hawkins. claiming seat 10
representative from the lXth District Of Tennessee.
THE NUMBER or GENERALS.
Mr.. MCPHERSON rep, Pa. made report from
;be Committee of Conference Oh the disagreeiDg
amendments to the bill for an additional number OF
Major and Brigadier Generals. The report agrees
10 appoint 80 OF the former and 10 Of the latter. The
House prOvso is slso modified. 90 that the officers to
be appointed under the act shall De selected from
those conspicuous for gaantry and meritorious con-
duct in the line of duty
Mr.. COX Dem, o. moved to lay the report on
the table. Disagreed to-30 agaInst s..
The report was adopted.
PATENT.OFFICE REPORT.
On motion of Mr. WALTON rep, Me.) 10000
copies Ct the mechanical part of the Patent Office
report were ordered 10 be printed-jV 900 for the
use of the Patent Office.
TIE AMENDMENTS TO THE INTERNAL TAX LAW.
The House took up the report from the Committee
Of the Whole the bill containing the Amendments
to the Internal Tax bill.
A STAGGERING ASSUMPTION.
Mr. COX Dem, Obio corrected report in the
Nsw.York papers, that Mr. COlfaX Of Indiana had
moved an amendment reducing the tax on whisky 10
10 cents That amendment was not offered by Mr.
COlfax, who at thst tine was IN the chair Mr. Cox
stated that he would stagger under that responsi-
bIlily himself.
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE TAX AMENDMENTS.
Mr. MORRILL, rep. VII offered q substitute
Tor the Tax bill amendments which were yesterday
reported from the Committee OF the Whole, 1t beiOg
tho same, with q very few comparatively unimpoN.
ant aInendmen,A
The House. by six majority, refused to alter the
TAX On ready made clothing from TO per csntun
ad valorem.
Mr.. +. A. CONKLING (Rep., N. w. inehectua ly
10 strike out the section relating 10 contracts
o 'he purchase or sale OF gold silver coin or bal
non, lie vote was 6l against 63.
rue neAi section. declaring all contracts, loans, or
ws S1s ol Sh sod c, and silver mad. accordance
strike it our being defeated by vot. NJ AZ agons 10
An amendment was adoofed that the psy Of AZ.
sessors shall not exceed 81, 500. f''
The bill then passed 1t retains the eec,iop that
private banks. owned by indivionsls or ,',nii;s.
that DO not ce' a'e dividenos, shall lay 3 rer en,nm
on their gaiis 81 profits, just like i1i,ic bank..
TIE NAVAL APPROPRIATioN BuI
Mr.. STEVENS lkep., Pa made repor, from ,bs
Committee Of Conference on the dissgreeing amend.
psp,s to tho Naval Appropriation Bin, Adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02


Custom House notes now being higher than gold,
some considerable amounts Of tho payments for
duties paid in gold.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn
ing were sJl,5i9.5l3. Tho exchanges for the week
ending to-day were $3i0,5ii.4ll 80, being daily
average Of $56, ,4O7 49, against 1893 IS
for the week ending on Saturday last. The average
this week is tho largest reported by the Clear.
ing-liourc.
Albert II. Nicolay will hold his regular semi.
weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds on Monday
next, March .. at ~ o'clock, at the Merchans Ex-
change saesroom,' No. III broadway. For lis, Of
the securities to be sold, his advertisement u the
Auction sales column on the second page.
The Finance bill, 6nallv passed, appears to CON
tain more currency than IL generally supposed.
The second section, we understand, is construed u.
Washington to give the option Of making the four
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

Tux CoUarS.--The March Term Of the Courts
commence. to-day Tho most important business will %
tho oyer and rermner held by M Justice Barnard ~l'0'
has large calendar Among the peroni 20 be iried VI
NJ brown for tho Eighth abortion, and Edward ""
Comaos for musdor There Wal 90 three Circuits sna O'
Special Term Of tue Supreme Court. The General ieim wiz
meet noI, Saturday TO render deci,ion,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
fAiyert,--m~ntl

NINE DLMOREsI's First Grand Opening ~
elegantly trimmed fu sized Psper Models oi tne sss a
thr mo.t iecLrche yle or the Spring Fashions ana
useful desxu. oi pre.siuakss and ladies geassy,
oc the best aud srgsst selections fo the fsFis
oi.rrd ro.DAr March at No AZ Broadway sna a. S,rs
branches, Ladies will please ca and sIainns. Lns ~ De
number OF Tas A'RSos " kAssioss NAL ss"ss
10Th VI March.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
CITY ITEMS.

COOPER IhsruuE LscruREs.--Undert the auspices
of tho ustes. or the Cooper Institute Prof George ""h
inston Greene will deliver OF Lectures On the hDs"
can Revolution In the large hall Of the Union eowmenens
on Thursday uc, aud cos.nuas the succeeding A0n'"
and Thursday evening".
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

HAvKE CoTroN MARKET.-rhe sales for the
week rDding Jpp bales Orleans rres OrcinAs
!s5iL; Bs.. .;6r The act trnl anG upwad Shef
port 81 eco osrs
Pans Saturday Eyeniug--The BOurse ID heavyi
Reu,.- sg.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 30.-Shiriings higher. Mule
Tvs. Ge I'VE advancing. ludigo declLig Copper nIr
changed Linseed quiet Ju,e advancing xch.nse ".
Ifclghis 1870 >. -.
BOMBAY, Jan. 3J-Cotton ~ rupees higher. Piece
Gooas lower Lils-ed LIVER Freight, for Cotton 3o
CASTos Jan. lJ.-NhlriuAs Gull. lea TENDING
upward EIpo.ts Of lea, 80 rs 900 .,,
SHAsGHAr, Jan. 10 O-SDirti KS and Silk higher.
FEsi.hts Tor ga 6al. Exctehge lower
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Tux ATLANTIC TrtxekArm CAnLr--A meeting

Tux ATLANTIC TELEGkApH CABLE.-A meeunS
Of merchants BANKERS aud Others intereted in this fTe'
ts prise will be held a, the Of the New iorA
os Cosnm.rc Weanesday next. ct p. M. In PnIsa.
call By Peter Cooper A. A. Low. Cyrus W. fed' v"
Dodge D.. NJ Archibald. Wilson q. Hun, and "A'' sue
man. ssqs when intcrs.tbg aud impor'An a
70 the post ion and luture 80.
the company will bc given We understand that s,ylos
been received tom England by the Africa OF shghS ''
bic nslags,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

SUNpAY.ScHooL ExHIB,rIos.-There VIII oe
Sunday Sehool Exhibition the State street CongsssohS
Chukh. Brooklyn. this evening. gch entertainment"
"a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

CorroS.--The British steamship kedar, oil 'n'
Cuuard l!ne from Liverpool is nov due al this poIs hs
very large cIko, principally Of cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

Ia the ma k-s SseuEi-s London npoArt
changes pace ast Ihe caStinssy se
yanCng rst5 Oi nas induced many boiders OF ksF
road Dol bonds thea snd inyes: pfocerds in bond
esyns coupons pad seHs hXed rae oil exchange;
houce we quote Pru1sy Central Loo Mortgage, asw-
loTk CeniTal AID fre bonds reduction If mt wHLe
Penns,y.uiA I'd Morg i1s PGlanS Illinois g cent, a-d
Great ArsteTn scafc-iy altered Consdsfs
hr rGrchass, h.ve been usie ia tie titeS States cet
,I8Is) so In Hines Construction B1uds crvny fJr CsE't
.cutn account uetfol Miw Bona- hrm and
% d-uaud la Enc h.luoi, slsts, decided is Las TO-
dsy taken place they olose reduction Of - e snare
fIom the quotation of tnis Gay @.es
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
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&735Gl o8i

Increase Ia MI o1t
The City of Washington to-day took & SO in
specie The shipment Of the week has been:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

20 GL 4 Chic. RR...... 70
100 Cleye L Tol. RR. 80 ~
80 dO,...........blO 9il
~ Chic. 4 X. J. HR. bio gJ
700 Pitts. IT, w. 4 Co.. 81
80 do..............6 62i
100 c., u. 4 Quincy RR..i07
Chic. 4 n. w kR.... Ii
100 do............... l6l
% Alton 4 A. IA. RH.... 80
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
tary. T. re.ds n f,llows:.

T,,n.n,it,a TO e. ; Mint rlu. loI Coinage 5soQe q
The imports cf General Merchandise this week
lave been 81 2S5, 100. The aggregate with Dy
Goods is 81 ,749, ,5'5.
VIVA reference to the market for American Seeu.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

lnns high-miudcd and noble mcu." Thon rp1ks
of the Division being ordered 10 the Chi kahominy,
where, without tenir, without blankets, without
food and without murmuriug, they lay Gown on the
banks OF that deadly stream. lhht Mcclellan, after
viewing the taitle field, modified bis report, admit
ting that portion of the Dlyirlon had bchlyed we'll
and made a mOst gallant rand against superior
numbers, "ressrying IT 10 fu.nre time 10
designate what portion had done its duty" Then
r, ferred TO their Conduct at the battle of White
Oak Swamp Bridge Of their services ns rear guard;
that they crossed Ito ast stream and destroyed the
last bridge which separated them irom the enemy.
Thcn spoke of the gallant dead a. Fur Oaks-aInouV
them Col. Baily, Col. Brown and MAJOR Van Walk
enburg-sO truthiully alluded 10 III Casey's report
" as brave, discreet and energetic, brother Of
the distinguished member Of tins iioufe, his col.
lcague from NcW.YOrk. Honorable In their iiyos,
their death was noble. Tint the Army Of the Poo
mac never aftcrward occupied beyond Casey first
liu~; alluded 10 the report Of Gen johnston and
the Southern papers, describing Casey resistance
rs brave, obstinate and bloody; one IRON Tie
ChdTiestOn Mercury That tLere may have been
40 900 or $1,000 fVnkaes engaged, but nothing
proves IL but their obsuae resistance and our heavy
losses While the history Of centuries IA being
crowded into days aud honrs aud moments. he .oI
il be his duty that the record Oi the House should
bear justice 70 the bravery and devotion #
gallant divisiOn, who deecrvs well Of thor
country. Mr.. Van Wyck then alluded 10 tho report
Of Gen. Heintzelman, lately published, which shows
that for the hrst three hours Ol battle he wr not
near the fight. He adults that Cesey's Division
held tho ground for over three hours ana during
that time were driven only three -iourlhs Of nile,
while the saue enemy in lcss than two hour drove
Couch and kearney's forces, over ii 600 men,
three-iourths Of uile further; that lac knew these
ii 900 men could not wiihstsnd the Overwhelming
mrs SEES OF the enemy for he sent TO Sumner tor
assistance. He denounced as k,l.c that there were
more men bay 0neted and shot inside Casey shelter
tents tbaa ouioidoi that lieintzelman must have
known, if Le knew anything, OF the battle; that
Casey's regiments in line before the enemy
caue upon them in force; tlGt the Official reports oI
Carey und Keyes contradict them. Yet he puts them
asids and inserts the unofficial and senseiess inis
statemsnts Of some anonymous officer. Que Of his
own division coiaml Dders contradicts him. Kear-
ney, in his report Of the battle said: "As il wss,
Casrys diyision held its line OF battle for than
three hours and tue execution done upon tho enemy
was shown by the number Of Rebel dead left upon
the field after the enemy had held possession OF it
upward Of twenty.fou hours"
Mr.. ALLEN Dcm., Ill., opposed the Republican
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-02
A FIRST GLASS PHYSICIAN
ALWAYS AT HAND.

nR. GIFFoRD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURA-
~ tiyes, consisting Of forty different Remedies
have been a long time before the public and
thoroughly tested. They are the prescriptions
Of an experienced family physician.
These curatiyes are very carefully prepared
and put up in neat form, at % cents each box,
or in vial cases to suit the wants of every family.
They will prove TO be as represented, and will
seldom fail to cure where a cure is possible.
The symptoms of disease and method of treat
ment are given in the manual accompanying
the medicines.
list OF
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FARM FOR SALE.

DOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN SA-
Il LEM, containing 375 acres of excellent
land-l50 acres improved. On said farm is a
two-story house, 26 X 40, with an ell, "a X "a f;
four barns and two sheds. The Farm is in
good condition, cutting nearly Is tons of hay
yearly, and is peculiarly adapted for sheep rails
ing and for dairy purposes. 1t is situated on
the stage road leading from Barton to Stanstead,
IL miles from the Passumpsic railroad now
being built. Price 50, $780, Part of the money
can remain on mortgage, if desired. .AA'kinds
timber, pine, cedar, &c, on the farm.
For further particulars inquire of Charles
Blake, on the premises or of Samuel Blake, OF
Derby Centre, VT.
August 80, 1862. 36tf
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NJ A N I'll @ @ ID ;
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

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The world-reno author in this admirable
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Fres h Arrival
AT THE
BETCTK- 5ToRE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just returned from
Il market with a large and carefully selected
lot of Goods for the Fall and Winter trade, in
Guiding all the latest and leading styles OF La
dies Winter Dress Goods, and we can safely say
one of the best assortments to be found in Or
leans County. We have also a large assortment
of Ladies' Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoods,
Clouds Sontags, Hoop Skirts, Skirt Supporters,
Childrens' and Misses Skirts, Hoods, Hats,
Skating Caps, and ten thousand other articles,
altogether foo numerous to mention here We
have just received over $4,000 worth Of Gents
and Boys Ready-made Clothing. You will find
here an unlimited assortment of Gents furnish
ing goods, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes of all
kinds, for Gents Ladies' Misses and Childrens'
wears all sorts of Yankee Notions, Hardware,
CrockeTy aed Glass Ware, Room and Curtain
Paper, Curtain Fixtures, Groceries of all kinds,
and in fact everything that is commonly kept in
first class Country Store. Prices extremely
loo for the times. We shall, as heretofore sell
strictly for cash or pay down.
ROWELL & NYE.
Irasburgh, Oct. 6, 1862.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25


BY IHr CRAZE NISE-rQnr informant,
WHO gave us the iacts in regard TO the cap
tnre Of the Queen Of the West, on iedl'iyer
and who Was forced TO 80 with the Queen
down tho Atelaialay ., relates the following
incident: tl
AT one OF the places burnt by the Queen
and owned by u lady who bad been thus
villaiuously LEFT honseloss, the valiant COM
mandcr attempted 10 converse with her on
the bank from the deck of his boat. She
proved true pluck for him. iIe asked her;
MADAM, have you father, brothers or
any other relative in this warp
The lady was quito young, widow, with
two young boys of five and seven ycars of
age by her side. Her reply was singer
to this three, six and nine month invader
and snbjugator of old Abe's. Shc answered,
in sight OF the smouldcring ruins Of her
home A
~ have two brothers in the army and If
you keen oil this war twelve years longer,
(pressing The heads OF her boys1 shall
have teo sons 10 .fght you III their death !
expect nothing better than arson and MUIR
der tYom anyof your tribe"
Tho commander slope, TO his gum room,
while the lady and boys checredthc depar-
tnre of the Queen OF the West with the
Bonnie Blue Flag Natcicz Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25

f4- 4 Houston Telegraph has doubled
lss rates o. subscription ead advertising
IL ths,ns are Ili-Neekly <ii; NoeslF Slj
advertising so eenia ppr llne each insertion
L. rcmakh that paper nov costs ~ per
rcsm, srch o. was iofnlogly gol for So
We know ONO branch ~ Industry that
has ad,apeea rs prices 30 little asprlaslas.
IS. n. Herald.
Coon ron Tur BOYS At BRowNsv'tIEl.--
A letter from Brownsville SAWS "a yank-
&c sh'pwas wrecked on our side Of Rio
Grande. a day or TWO since, W got 1910
hbls. Hoar, 1900 sacks corn, LOT Of shoes,
hats, Sc, we took - Yankee prisoners,
who we're taken 10 Brownsyillc. That viii
help the troops hero, especially the ID Reg
iment-Ibid.
Esg-' A law passed BY oug Legislature az
lis late session, places those 'hmorsst us
yho have H. ken tbs alien oath, and those
who have len ihs slaiq 10 avoid partleipa'
ton in the war In q position that they
have moriied Il declares that they shall
neither take nor h6ld.properiy, ycle. ct any
election. sorye on iuries nor exercise any
Of the rights Of citizens. Those WHO are
.ioi disposed 10 nssist the government IN
times Of war and danger nre not permitted
10 enjoy It's blessing in time Of peace aud
prosperity .-NtL