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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-17

New YORK, Dec. l6.
C0TTON-Firm and decidedly more active q,
SIC.
FLOUR-Five cents lower; 6 35@6 50 for extra
State, 4r@7 IS for extra round hoop Ohio and
6099 30 for trade brands; tn o market closing
heavy.
WHIsKY-Heavy at 49, ass for State and west
ern, closing at S5@87.
WHEAT-Heavy and lie lower, 43@l Al for
Chicago Spring | IS for old do, 440l AZ for
Mil. club, l 49@l 80 for amber Mil, 52@I 81
for winter red western, | 591l 62 for amber Mich.
and 92;d for white western
C0RN-Active and l(I &c better, 25al g. for
shipping mixed western in store, | % aloat and
rs for white western.
OATS-Opened steady and closed heavy at 500
VI for western mad State
COFFEE-Quet and prices firm
SUGAR-Stoady and moderate ina uiry for Cuba
Muscovado l4A@l2H, HaAana llx@llA.
MOLASSES-Quiet and nominally unchanged
PORK-A sh .de easier at l7@l7 rs FOR old
mess, l9 Is for new do, l2@l3 for new prime and
10 5U@l7 for new prime mess Also 100 bbls new
mess at II 2o.
BEEF-Unohanged
BACON SIDES-In moderate demand at u
for long cut hams.
LARD-Dull and unchanged
Gold Quotations.
GOLD-Unsettled and frmer, opening at 49 and
closing firm at sou.
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News from the south.

FORTRESS MoSRoE, Dec. l6.-The flag o
truce boat arrived to night with Southerr
news up to to-day.
Richmond papers have the following:
CHARLESTON, Dec. l5.-The enemy fired
IA shots at the city this morning: 7 build
ings struck but no one injured. -s7.
No firing on Sumter to-day.
OHARLEsToN, Dec. 1.-THE casualties at
Sumter: yesterday was 10 killed and 50
wounded. a.
The boiler and pattern shop Of Easson's
foundry took FIRE last night and were de
strooyed. > -
CHARLESTON, Dec. 1.-THE city has
been shslled at intervals during the day
The enemy's land batteries have opened
heavily upon Sumter, but not much dam
age done to the fort.
BRISTOL, Dec. l2-Longstreet has placed
Cumberland Gap in his front instead of his
rear. Vance and Ransom's commands are
consolidated and perfect.
BRISTOL, Dec.l 4.-The main body of
our army remains at Rodgersville, Long
streets headquarters are there.
BRISTOL, Dec. l5.-The situation at the
front remains unchanged. Some 200 of
those wounded at Knoxville have arrived
here. 81
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A Successful Expedition from Yorktown

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 1.-THE fol-
lowing was received to-day from York
town, Va.
To Maj. Gen. Butler
| have the satisfaction to announce the
complete success of the expedition sent out
under Col. West. All worked in success
full combination. Our cavalry carried the
eneemy's camp at Charles city. After sharp
fighting, the enemy firing from their houses.
We captured 8 officers and 81 men, 50
horses, 3 mules, besides many shot aud left
an the ground. The enemy's camp, with
arms, ammunition aud provisions were all
destroyed Cur loss is Capt. Gregory, Sc
verely wounded, sergeant and l corporal
killed and Amen wounded. All are entitl
ed to high commentator, especially Col.
West. TSipned J. J. WIsTAR,
Brig. General
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From Charleston Firing
on Sumter..Our Guns have
Command Of the HarbOr.

CHARLESTON HARBoR, Dec. 8.-Rumor
says that Dahlgren would not use ironclads
again IN Charleston harbor, but would send
them South probably to Mobile.
1t is untrue that Admiral Dahlgren is
preparing for great movement and the
ironclads leave till our flag waves over
Charleston or its ruins.
Sumter is still subject to heavy fre-our
guns have full possession of the harbor.
In the city darkness prevails at night as
Beauregard ordered, the street lamps are
not lighted nor lights in houses. Nothing
but famine and terror rule in the city, and
were it not for the military leaders the city
would be surrendered. Great activity pre-
walls in both de partments.
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NEW YORK. Des. 26.-Advices from Beau.
fort report that on the morning of the 9th
the .. S. gunboat Aries, Lieut.. Devens dis
covered blockade runner trying to getinto
Wilmington. She gave chase and the reb-
els to save themselves ran her ashore and
set her on fire. Lieut.. D. boarded her and
sxtinguished the flames but not before con-
siderable damage was done to both vessel
and cargo. She was built in England I'm
dor the direction of Col. Lamar and was
was intended for rebel cruiser. She cost
1000, her engine cost $4,000, and to-
gether with part Of her cargo will be
saved.
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From New Orleans...COtt0n
Market. etc.

CAIRO, Dec. l5.-New Orleans papers o.
tho It'll contain little news.
The U. S. steamer Bermuda, with cargo
and the Schooner Antonio, arrived on the
9th. The cargo consisted of cotton handed
over by the Prize Commissioners to the U.
IS. 1857 bales of cotton from Skipwithe 4
Landing, some distance above Vicksburg,
was received on the 4th. 1t is understood
to be for New York and not offered at New
Orleans. s-
On the 5th the sales $50 bales at 72sa73.
The cotton market on the 18th was more
active, but the prices were low. Sales 359
bales at 65a67c.
The military orders prohibiting the peo-
pie bringing in cotton are still in force
During the past week still more strict
measures have been put in operatio.
The banks have been ordered to pay no
gold to depositors or on checks.
The military authorities are seizipg all
the horses and mules in Memphis for army
Use that are not excepted by a permit by
the commanding General as necessary for
lawful purposes, paying the owners fair
price for them.
Conscripting is being vigorously enforced
in accordance with recent orders.
A destructive fire occurred of the night Of
the 18th. Loss not learned.
The Steamboat Ven Phal, arrived on the
7th with 70 hogsheads of sugar and 1888
bbls. of molasses. She was not fred into
going down as reported, but was attacked
twice on the way up, above Bayou Sara
The firing was from battery on the Louis
lana shore from and IL Founders, throw
ing shell and round shot. Capt. German,
the commander was killed by the first shot,
3 of the crew were killed and 4 passe Igers
wounded. 43 shots were freq: 3 assed
through the hull, others struck :. t5oiler,
and raked the boat from stem to stern.
The steamer Perry arrived from Memphis
with 300 bales Of cotton for st. Louis.
The N. o. Era of the 9th, says:
Official information has been received at
headquarters that all the rebel works at
Port Cavallo, Texas have been captured by
our forces without the loss of man on our
side. The possession of this point clears
the entrance to the Bay and gives the Uni
on army command of several important
places, all of which are open to the occu-
patton of our trsops.
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John Morgan in Richmond, Va.

New YORK, Dec. l6.-A report says that
John Morgan has reached Richmond, Va.
via the Big Sandy River. JEFF. Davis has
given him a command in the army OF
Georgia.
1t is reported that the Commercial Ad-
vertiser has been sold by Hall L Son to sew
eral persons among whom is VIM. q. Hurl-
burt of the World, Mr.. Watson once of the
Times, but more recently engaged as Presi-
dent of the Continental Bank Note Co., and
a Wall St., banker and Spectator are the
principals. 1t is said the new proprietors
will take possession January lst,
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
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am perfectly cured, and am ready and willin
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my friends and neighbors were utterly astoais
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Grease ST., ak doors above Richmond 8
...a .....a Philadsls
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but l have had quantity Of them published In
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DYSPEPSIA.
APositive Cure for DyspepsiI
The Great American Dysper
Pill

We say with safety that ninety oasss out Of 1
hundred, that ono with consumption had at nrst
DYSPEPSIA. Dyspepsia 4sickly lays the toundatio
other diseases. some Of which are Of the most
character. Dyspepsia Is emphatically the disease
takes from VI that bracing stimuli Of ambitior
hope, enaculates and lunnA W for the sntsrpu
life. We say 10 the sick and 10 physioians OF
school, that IN DR.. Wishart's Great American
pspsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial, thsrs Ii .
for the worst cases dyspepsia.
DIR. wishart has treated IN the past twenty )
(9S9O) nine thousand three hundred and plnty
tisnts for Dyspepsia in It's various forms, aid In
case where the medioine was taken as directed, it
a perfect euro. A number Of the above GASES
bean treated by the most eminent physicians IN
country and Europe.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-17

New YORK, Dec. 16.-The steamer Cham
pion from Aspinwall on the 7th arrived to-
night with about 100000 and a large
number of passengers among whom is Hon.
j. s. Mackis, American Commissioner to
Peru. All questions between the two
countries having been adjusted.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-17
The Tax on whisky and b eer

CLEVELAND, Dec. l6.-A convention of
U. s. Assessors meet here o.day, about 50
are already here. The session will be Sc
cret. A rise in the tax on beer and whis-
XIV will be agitated.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.--Gen. Scho6eld
who arrived here last night from Missouri,
was with the President to-day.
Tho Government sale Of 500 bonds is in
creasing and is expected that thoy will run
up to 100000 within fortnight.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-17
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TAR CORDIAL, TAR corr
IN Iatallibl< Csy for Bronssiti
On htallibk Cure fer Brorakis,

Mr.. Ward says "Dr. wiahart-sir. I hsA
saitis, inflammation Of the Lungs, Shortnsss Of
and Palpitaton Of the heart in THAR vorst 4
had been treated by several Of the most smins
sieians in Philadelphia, but they could not :,
rapid course Of my disease, and had dsspsirsd
being restored to health. was truly on u
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am thankful TO say that, that after usins four IL
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can give reference to my house, No. ocs N. !
street, or at my Office Of Receiver Of Taxes, fru
N. TO p. NJ, corner Of Chestnut and oh strssS
JOHN WA
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aD TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNPARxIL, (oR IScH,) OR
LESS, MAKE SoyAal,

grSpscIAL NorIeKs Double the above rates,
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ding the space occupied and the number Of changes
made. '.'l'
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid for in advance. go g = = =
Business Cards not exceeding Eve lines 90 per year
or six months, but for shorter period nothing
win be counted less than q square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising il limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and all ad-
verssment for the benefit Of other persons as well Is
legal advertisements and advertisements Of auction
SALES and real estate sent in by them must be paid for
at the usual rates.
q Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. ...I
Notices for Public Meetings to be charged in all GASES
at full rates. = ~ -
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each.
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A Positive Cure for Dyspeps
Hear Dl.at M. John II. Babcoek says
No. 1913 olive sTIssr,
Philadelphia, January n, lss. /

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CARD.

For nearly fourteen years St. Johns Free Church
has tssn modsstly pursuing it, missionary labors IN
one Of the suburbs Of the city and has never ye, been
candidate for the public bounty-ts further CONTINUE
snee IN well doing now however, very much depends
on It's temporary church edifee bsing repaired BY
high water and situated in more eligible LOCATION
generally suitable lot has bean secured on which the
congregation desire to erect Church building that
VII enable 4nem to psrpesuste and expand their mis-
non and at the time become an ornament 70 the
ctY Their means however, very limited and they
cannot sxpebt 70 accomplish the desred object Without
the generou. assistance Of their fellow citizens which
is now hopefully solicited
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec Is.
FL0UR-Dull, extra family 7 l2&G7 %
WHEAT-Quiet, red Goal %, and for white
75@2
C0aN-Dull and unchanged, new yellow log
| IL.
OATS-Steady at 97@5S.
WHlSKY-Unsettled and lower
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE, situated on Mar
n kst street Centre Wheeling: Two lots arc between
First and Marshal streets, and one between First and
Second streets Upon said property there SIX good
dwelling houses (and all occupied.) Will be sold to-
gsther, in part to suit purchasers. To any one
purchasing this property would prove paying invest
msnt For particulars enquire OF
HANNIBAL FORBES, Esq.
daily2w 1904 Fourth q.
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RIGSBY'S PROMENADE BAND

VIII be IN ATTENDANCE, having kindly volunteered thsir
services.
Refreshments and Goods sold at rsasonab prices.
Donations for the Festival are earnestly resusstsd
and viii Do Thankfully received at the Hall any time
during the day ca Thudsday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

Relative to fees and costs In Justices Courts,
Brooklyn.
Mr. SHERWOOD reported q general bill to re.
nay the town bountes aud confirm tie act. of the
Governor. The bill appropiates $],6)OOJO for th=
repayment of the town hounties.
On motion of Mr. DEAN, the bill vas taken mp
ia Committee and pared p, once TO third reading.
Mr. POST reported iayofably rhe bin 10 raise the
Stationery orders of members to fifty dolirs, instead
Of ,ixty.
Mr. SHERWOOD reported favorably the bill to
facilitate the acquisition Of lands by the Crotou
Board.
Mr. DARCY gave notice Of bill tho better to
regc.ale the Brooklyn Fire Department.
NOTICES or BILLS GIVEN.
BIZ Mr.. FREAN--A Broadway Railroad bill.
BY Mr.. BREED-ro create 4 Bureau OF Military
Statistics.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Trustees OF the ParochiaI Fund
Of che Protestant Episcopal Church OF tho Diocese
OF Western New-foIk.
To extend the time for the completion Of the AL
bany and Susquehanna Railroad.
To regulate the weight of 1is.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. notwithstanding the Dry Goods
Clerks Early Closing Association. II allows the
Association TO hold real estate to the value OF
100000.
By Mr.. PARKER-Repealing the act exempting
ministers of The Gospel from taxation.
by Sir. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the accounts
of town officers. IL provides that the supervisors,
town clerk, and justices Of the peace, or any two
justices in the several towns OF county, shal con.
stItute Board Of Town Auditors, for the purpose
OF examining the accounts Of overseers Of the poor
and commissioners Of highways and other town
officers.
BY Mr. HUTCHINGS-To authorize the Orphan
Asylum Society of New-York TO hold real estate
BY Mr.. L. e. FIELDS-To incorporate the Prot
estaDt Episcopal Tract Society.
BY Mr. p. +. HAVENS-To provide for the adj
mlnist alton OF law in justices courts
BY MIR. DEPEW-lo smeud the Revised Statutes
relative to auction sales. IL provides tor the pay.
ment Of auction duties by all brokers, factors aud
middlemen in the sale Of every species OF perscna
property subject TO auction duties Oh oil goods,
each aud every time sold, and on s damaged goods,
the same as II in GOOD condition IL authorizes the
Controller to appoint agents and enforce and carry
out the law.
BY Mr. BENJAMIN-To authorize the Sacketts
Uarbor. Rome and New-York Railroad to sell prop
eTIy.
BY Mr.. SNYDER-To increase tho fees OF just
ices and constsbles in civil and criminal ceses.
BY Mr.. KOkN-To Incorporate the Dry Goods
Early Closing Association. New-York.
by Mr.. PAULDING-To increase the compensa-
ton OF Jurors in the towns OF Kings County.
BY Mr.. LOTTO authorize y railroad on Mas
peih avenue, Brooklyn.
The bill in relation 10 town b0nnties was taken
up in COMMITTEE OF the Whole, and debated till the
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Deaths of Soldiers.
brooklyn. Feb,

The following are the deaths in Maj Gen. Peck
Division, Suffolk, Va, during the month OF January
! 1863:
s.rgt Fra1cis Br!eu, Co. F. co w. gun'bO. wound
sst.t Thomas Woods. Co. D. e9N.Y.v. Killed 10 sc:iOD
Tsoms, Stones, Co. c. CO N Y ", killed In action. died
Nm. Campbell Co. c. 60 H. ". irlod in seton. died
Vim J. Lyuch Co. D, IN Y. M,d r., typho'asl,r:AlfeTe
Henry Lem.n Co. LIN Y MID. H., ,yphO-u.lar,. fever
soisL 6so.s T. wu,ou Co. L. IN. Y. M!i. r. sunsho'
Oliver gardner Co. EINY. Md r.. typhO.rnslarisl fever
serri. Archibald RObbin, Co. c. IN. = ma r., ,yPho
VIM H. Ferry Co. l. \. Y. MID r.. ,yphOmalain fever.
Low ro.nip, Co. B. Ic. p. ~ rub.olO, died Jan.
chii,topher Jd0I Co. Z. Ie' Pa ~, paeuns'.i, died
Chl H. Leach, Co. A. $50 n. Y. ". yphOmaIilAl fever
John si". Co. b. IsON. v. yPhom.l,al fever, died
Cis, Evan, Co. D. $50 Y. ". .yph,mslaal fever diod
An.oa SPENCER Co. F. 100 ". sbrooe diAuhea died
Oi5. Barney, Co. l. 100 n Y v. t,phOm.,,i fever. dIod
samuel Butler Co H. 100 Wv conse.uo. sf,ho brain.
Cop, Ro~ey T. Taylor. Co. C. lsoN Y w. killed ia se.iop,
Robe Van v,lsnburg Co. C. $50 Nv. killed. in action,
did jan ~.
Oliver wasbOD. Co. A. $50 ~ Y v. killed. In se.!oa, died
Chs. ~ Wood Co. A. IsoN ". Killed In action, died
John c. Ko.s.o, Co A. 1870 N z. w. hl.d in se.on died
JsHo. Woodruff Co b, I3o N Y v. killed. in a,tlou died
o. Abbott Co H. I3o ~ Y. ", Killed IN action died Jan 81
FII's Lieut. George Glass, Co. a, les Pa NJ. tpoiiPn'u.
fooma, Marriott. Co. L, U. s. Att diph,heria. died
Jan 8.
H.rri,OuJ o,y Co c. TM.ss Art, killed In action died
s.mnsl L. Rob.r, Co. O. M..s. Art. bronchitis. died
Jeremiah Baer, Co. D. AZ. $. Art, killed in actor died
saa oel Hooker Co. D. Az 8 Art. Killed In aeon died
Loai. Murphy Co. D. u. S. Art. kl.d In action died
Frank Les,on Co. D. U. s. Art, killed in action, died
FranIn M.I Go. d. IL P. Cav, chronic liaIrh.. died
Jan. 10.
Jamr. A. Birch. Co. 1, II Pa Cav, Killed in actor died
Jan. %.
Cop. Franklin Hart. Co. a, IL Pa Cav. killed ia aeon
Alder. Young. Co. Z. III Pa NJ typho-nrlsEia. died
Jscob Ceu Co r, IT Pa NJ, tsrbo.n.rral died Jan q,
Abrsham sheGshuSer, Co. Z, III Pa NJ, tyPiod fever
died jan 3D.
Michael Newman. 20. A. 10 N. Y. ", consumption, dad
Eiirn E. Bodop, Co E, iis N. y. ". prouuo,,, died
on, A Mason Co. X. lls N. Y. W. typhoid fever died
Frsuk NJ Co.srsvs Co. E. I2 N y. w. typhoid fever died
scTst George WATSON Co C. i2N.Y.v hlediu action,
Corn charles Baloomb Co. g. Mas typh, rna'sr,a died
D,au. Mccarthy. Co. l. Mas, DEDICATION Of neck dod
Lieut. Dexter sawtels Co. u, Man. killed IN action died
Jan. -.
dec Bodest Co g. 6G.. Killed IN actor, died Jan. 80
Lmsen MnLlnsoo Co. d. Mass, Allied In action, died
Fra ,-ii Lishton Co. +, Mus Killed IN setiou. died
Audrew Crimes, Co J. lsiN ". killed in action, died
Jan. ~.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or FEB. n.
Cleared.

steamshirs-Tado Wind, Dssncy .Beaufort and Pea
Roy. spoHo,J Tesion & Co.. Parkersburg Hoffman, rort
land, II. d. Crornwe,! Co.
SeaIneIPotoHIsc, Fletcher Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell b
Co.
sios-Cosrisr, Chaied. Hav!e, Boyd HincSen; ssnse
Tor Okrn fper M-v7r London. Fnpch, Meincke esdt:
Eroe,, Malone (Br) M,onr, Bd.to Eng, tuneh Moteche
Nendti Centurion lar Cork. Zeicss q 20 Harry OF as
West, Cotton, Boston, Calvin ADAMS /. W. stetson, Hoe
rIer Load N. Ginnell MiDtnrn / CO.
R4rks-E ssbs,h, Leeeh, Malta aud Pal srne JAG mot
Christina, c. Brewer Pierce, Phisd-ph' r. '" irnDfy
Isi.n Belle tBrl. Tennsy. Oporo, h. d. bIo's man "a
Helen Augusta Or, Cuts Hot-auPHnce. X Murray ia
Aloh. (Norw sehlsnba'ch Mn'sille'. Funch Meincks
WerdL
Elnua Dean. Mount, MsAmcrss j. II. Donohaei suvaasss
Monroe sew-Oresns Rolyon l. Fosc..k: HsndJ, "iS-ss
Bermuda Tucker Light0ourns. 49, -
schooueTs-Tasis Depes. Edward. York River Vs. :.
Csu ,6eu Wss5ingon Doainc Yosk R!y-r :. C.n?Sr.s
Gipsey fBr Grahsn, Dsrnevan, +. Whbey Coz Z,
Jones, Weaver Alexandria hsn baut Sl.sa8i B'esoha
Weaver Ms-tinsion. Van Brlnl Siaels; ID. A Eerry.
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