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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22
FOREIGN News.

New YORK, Sept 2l.-The steamer
Hecla, from Liverpool the 9Th, and Queens
town 9th, arrived.
0L1vKRpooL Sept. S.-Cotton very buoy
ant and excited prices generally called "a
: above last Friday,
Observation-Disclosures and Spruce re-
port Flour nomially dollars per Dbl, dear
er.
Wheat in good consamptive demand
I'd, Der GENITAL advance, red winter IS
Cd ass.
Corn advanced to 27s Sd, AIS I'd, for
mixod closing quiet ,
Provisions, - Beef and pork unchanged
Bacon Quiet.
Lard Unchanged, sales 39s cd a4Os
VERY LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN, Sept
Cotton sales to-day reach 10000 bales
including 10000 bales to Spectator anc
exporters market excited.
Breadstuff's firm.
Provisions and produce steady.
LONDON, Sept 9.-Consols closed s34 70
money. American stocks 81 AL. cts dis
count.
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IEbEGRlPH|G.
Up to 3 O'Clock. A. M.
SATURDAYS BATTLE
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The Battle q Bloody and De-
structive One.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.-Specials to the
Commercial gives the following account Of
Saturdays fighting: -,
The battle opened at II o'clock, in the
vicinity of Widow Cleans, on the ROAD
leading from McLamoro to Chattanooga
1t soon became general, the enemy maneuV-
ering his troops finely. In the action the
rebels made an impulsive charge on the
famous LOOMS Battery. Five out OF SIX
Parrott guns were captured. Capt Van
Pelt, commanding Battery is taken prls-
onsr. At 2 o'clock the contest was terrific
The roll of musketry was far more contlnu-
Gus and deafening than at Stone River. At
2 o'clock and 40 minutes, the division on
the centre was hard pushed, broken ana
retreated in disorder. Col. Barnett plan
ted battery and soon checked the pursuit
of the my, who, in turn, were driven 10
disorder over the same ground. Davis's di-
vision was driven back with heavy loss
Every gun of the 9th Indiana battery was
captured, when his forces rallied, pushed
the enemy back and reteok their guns
Reynolds lost heavily, but stubbornly held
his position, driving tho enemy but never
leaving bis line.
Palmer, who was overwhelmed, failed to
get off his whole battery. and had two guns
lost.
Vancleve, fighting calamity, lost ground,
and being overpowered, failed to regain his
position.
Our line was pressed severely and wa
vered. The rebels were exultant over their
apparent success, and made the air resound
with their cheers. They advanced along
the whole line, when whitening fire of
musketry rolled from right to left, and
till five o'clock the fighting was terrific:
The General grew anxious. The wounded
pour in, The rebels steadily move up
nearer to his headquarters. New forces
were opposed to them, and from this time
till dark the battle ragged with destructive
fury.
At dusk, the firing having almost ceased,
the enemy threw forward fresh troops and
again engaged our right. The action be-
came general and until long after dark was
waged with fury,
The battle thus far is bloody one. Our
loss is very heavy, and prisoners say some
of their regiments are almost annihilated.
Both armies occupy the same ground as
when the action began. We captured sew
eral hundred prisoners, many OF whom are
from the East. We took ten guns and lost
seven.
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From Lees Army, Richmond
CharlestOn. &c.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-A person who left
Richmond few days since, furnishes the
Herald with facts relative to the South
He states that but one division of troops
has been taken from Lees army, which lat
ter is located near Hanover, about 10000
being fit for duty.
It is understood that if Meade advances
Lee will fall back on Richmond, an evacua.
ton of which is not thought Of by the reb-
els. The defenses of Richmond are COM
plete.
The rebel force in Western Virginia is
very small, including Imboden and Jack,
sons forces.
The rebels have plenty to eat; the star
walton stories are simply absurd.
This informant was in Charleston when
Gilmore bombardsd it. One of the shells
struck the spire of St. Nicholas church; and
all struck within half mile of each other
They produced the utmost CONSERVATION
The city is nearly destroyed, and tie place
will bs destroyed before surrendering.
Beauregard's forces about 5000 strong,
were swelled to about $4,000 by jenkins
division from Lees army.
Beauregard lost much Of his popularity
when our forces captured Morris Island,
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ST. Louis, Sep. 2l.-On Friday last the
Union newspaper, the se.ni-offcial organ of
Gen. Schofeld anc the Conservatives, pub
lished an order rejecting on Gen. Ewing
for depopulating certain border counties.
On Saturday Capt. Price, OF the First Kan
sas, made charges and specifications charg-
ing D. ". Gressom, Editor Of the Union.
With violation of Schofeld's Order No.
SO, By publishing matter calculated to EN-.
barrsss the military authorities, fled them
with the Adjutant General, and demanded
IN Investigation. 1870
Mr. Grsssom has not yet been arrested
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From the Army of the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
September 49, !
A despatch to the Herald says that seven
deserters were shot on the 18th inst.
The Rapidan has risen several feet.
There was considerable heavy firing at
Racoon Ford on the 18th, the result ofwhich
is unknown.
A despatch of tue goth says the roads ore
improving.
We have lest in skirmishes the past week
ninety three men and five officers,
The troops are in fine condition.
The enemy's left is ascertained to be on
Coon Crooked Run, also that Ewell's corrs
has gone to Chattanooga.
A lady from Richmond confirms the pas
sage of a large number of troops from Lees
army. Destination conceded to he the
Southwest.
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Tur SECOND WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL,
vos+ordav afternoon we spent short time
..tbis school. We must say that we en-
;,.od the short visit very much, and were
nIoased to find the institution in such a
5,rr;sbing condition. The principal, Mr..
@ U-Collier, has been in the city but a
snort time-but no one can enter the school
.na rcmain five minutes, without being
..rnck with the marked proficiency that is
developed in every department. There is
one deficiency however, which We noticed,
and one which the Trustees cannot too early
ramsdy. In the second department there
ara niaety-three scholars, all of whom are
nnder the charge Of one teacher
This, we think, is taxing the abilities OF
nv one individual too much, and it must be
,onceded by all that no one teacher can do
in,tic. to that number Of pupils. This
.chool was built for the accommodation OF
.ba children of the second ward, but as
there is no school in the sixth ward, num-
,er of the children of that ward are COM
nejled to seek instruction elsewhere, and
are now occupying seats in this school
Economy is very good thing, and we are
olsa.ed to see Trustees practicing it, but
ne do not think that this is even economy.
We hope to see the matter attended to at
an early day, as the welfare of the inst'tu-
,;o, demand immediate action in the mat
ter
In the first department, under the charge
# Nr. C. II. Collier (Principal), and Miss
julia Humphreville, there are sixty-three
scholars. Inthe second department, underline
charge of Miss Jane Day, there are ninety
three scholars. In the third, or primary
department, under the charge of Miss Sarah
Riheldafer, there are forty scholars,
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KEELING, WEST VA,
Have in store and Arriving

100 bags OF Rio Coffee.
so Hoesheads Prime sugar.
loo Barrels standard Crushed, Powdered. and u reu
lated Sugars.
50 Barrels Coffee Sugars.
40 Barrels choice New Orleans MolaSsss
so Barrel. "Brune & Sons" Golden Syrup
200 Packages Maoksrel Nos. l, 2, & g.
$50 Kegs ofNails, all sizes,
100 Kegs Bi-Carb Soda.
80 Half-Chests Young Hyson Tea
Is Half-Chests Gunpowder Tea.
20 Half-Chests oolong Tea.
40 Kegs Twist Tobacco.
Is Boxes "R & R" los Tobacco.
10 Boxes "M. @. s. T." 7s Tobacco.
10 Boxes claiborne ID Tobacco.
5 Boxes :sTwins" l ID Tobacco.
Is Caddis sold Buck" las Tobacco.
80 Caddis "Lilly Belle" Las Tobacco.
20 Barrels Cut s Dry Tobacco.
Is Half-Barrels Out & Dry Tobacco,
100, 900 Wheeling Stogie Cigars,
80 600 German Cigars
80 Dozen Lees Brooms.
loo Dozen Cincinnati and other makes Broom
100 Boxes Sxl0 and l01l2 Glass
Mustard il Tin Cans
Ground Cinnamon.
Pepper Ground and Grain.
Alfspice, Gloves and Nutmsss
Indigo, Nader, Sal.Soda.
Cream Tartar, Matches Backing.
CINCINNATI and Wheeling Soaps and Candle
Shot, Lead, Gun Caps,
Cotton Yarn, Batting and TwIne,
Essence Coffee, Dsndslion Coffee.
Ground Rio Coffee and Starch.
CARROTS Scotch Smut.
Buckets, Tubs and Washboards.
July ely.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-The National
Republican says the enemy attacked Rose
Grams again on Sunday morning ats o'clock
with overwhelming numbers. The battle
ragged fercely all day. According to the
latest accounts received here up to 2 o'clock
this p. m, which left Chatta-
nooga at 8 o'clock asst evening
Two and only two of Rosecran's divisions
gave way in utter panic and confusion,
but from 5000 to 10000 of these had been
rallied and got back to their places, while
the remainder of the Army had not given
way or retreated, and at the latest moment
was driving the advance of the rebel army
back. This we know is the latest news
here
The killed and wounded on both sides
will p -obably not fall short of 5000.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

SErTLED-The contested election case
which has occupied the attention OF the
House of Delegates for the past two days,
was finally settled yesterday afternoon IN
favor Of Mr.. Bee the vote appears to
have been very close one, and one that
seems to have puzzled many of the leading
members of the House. The subject was
knotty one and appeared difficult to un-
ra7el. The Committee on Elections and
Privileges had the matter before them some
three or four weeks, and spent several whole
days in Its consideration, when they report
ed that they could not arrive at any conclu-
sion, aud asked that the matter be referred
toapotber committee. A vote ofthe House
sent The matter before the Judiciary Com
mittee, which reported in favor of MIR. Diss
Debar. Mr.. Bee and Mr.. Diss Debar Occu
DIED the attention Of the House with their
rslnsrks the whole OF the past two days.
At the close Of the debate yesterday even
ing the engagement" became general, and
quite an interesting affair was presented
TO the assembled crowd.
At five o'clock w. was taken, when
she report OF the judiciary Committee was
r,,4cted. by vote Of twenty 10 eighteen.-
SO Mr.. Bee retains his seat
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"a Bird IN THE HAND Is WORTH Two
IN THE BusH." Mr.. j. II. Diss Debar, who
contested the scat In the House of Dele.
gates occupied BY Ephraim Bee, being so
confident that the House would decide in
his favor, sent his papers to the Postoffice
Department at Washington City, resignipg
the office of Postmaster at some town in
Doddrldge county. He failed to secure the
seat, and is now "ofice-less."
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stevens Mission.

WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE HERALD
has statement to the effect tfat Stevens
mission to Washington was to consult with
Federal authorities as to whether satisiac,
tory terms of compromise might be arrang-
ed so the confederacy might be saved the
disgrace of inviting foreign aid.Said aid to be
an arrangement with France, she to assist
the rebels with fleets and armies in ex-
change posse ssion Of Texes. 1t is al
legged that Stevens is now in Paris efecting
this arrangement.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-Private advices
from Virginia City, Nevada Territory say
additional subscriptions to the amount Of
$4,000 have been made there for the SAM.
tary Commission. The money is to be
forwarded in silver bricks of about SIC, 600
each. A good evidence of the mineral re-
sources of that Territory. as well as OF the
liberality of It's inhabitants. .
A letter from the army OF the
Potomac tonight, states that many of the
substitutes who had deserted werS shot in
the several corps toward the close of last
week, and prompt and extreme punishment
now awaits this class of offenders without
hope of pardon.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

HE "INcoMpRrHENs1BLE' - Notwlth-
standing the inclemency of the weather a
larce and fashionable audience greeted the
agst appearance of Prof. Anderson and lady
a: Washington Hail last evening The en-
;srtainment was grand affair, as was at
:ested BY the numerous outbursts OF ap-
2lause. The second sight performance
ws.-well, if We had our eyes blind folded,
md knew how, we would tell our readers
all about it. Persons to appreciate this
sreat feat must witness it. Seats can be
secured during the day; and, as many were
auable to obtain them last night, We would
2dyise our readers to call to-day and select
their seats Those who fail to do soshould
90 early.
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Three Hundred of the Tooth Ohio Ia
ken Prisoners.

KNOXVILLE, Sept. l6.-On Wednesday
Lieut.. Col Hays, with three hundred men
of the Tooth Ohio, was attacked, near Til
ford, ninty-three miles up the railroad. by
eighteen hundred rebels, under Jackson
After fighting gallantly two hours our for,
ces losing heavily in killed and wounded,
was finally compelled to surrender to over
towering numbers.
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AcRoUND.-A little boat, some two or
three yards in length, got aground yestsr-
day on the rifle at the water works, and
after putting and pulling several hours, she
was loosened, and soon afoat.
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SEPrEMBrR.-An exchange says there Is
e.. more glorious time in all the year than
iha early rnonthsl o. autumn--the season
when ripened harvest empty themselves in
to hurdened wains, and luscious fruits
jelight the palate. Aswe luxariate IN the
blessings which flow from Cornucopia, and
tcel invigorared BY the genial sun and brac-
.ug air of the season, who will not exclaim,
bully for September" Yes, but the
prices. Who will say "bully for them?'
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A special to the Gazette, dated Cairo
Sept. 2Oth says:
The expedition under Gen. Croker,
from Natchez to Alexandria, captured
several cannon, destroyed the Qualifications
at Alexandria A large quantity of stores,
cattle and mules were CAPTURED. - - u
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 21-Last might din,
Guilty occurred at the corner Of Abigail and
Spring streets, between some citizens and
sold0 ., in which three Of the former were
'NV016h IEI4.-
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New YORK, Sept. 2l.-Money easy at
51a64. Sterling decidedly higher at l,53
l,54. Gold has advanced s per cent. open
ing at 39t and advancing to 404; declining
to 38s and closing firm at 4Ota4O4.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

PHILLIP BAKER got on spree, and, as
usual when in such condition, began to
yell for jeff. Davis. Capt. Thorpe arrested
him and confined him in the Athenenm.
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LATER FROM ROSECRANS.
Our Army Badly Beaten, and
Compelled to Fall Back.

LOUISVILLE Sept. 21.-Our army under
Rosecrans has been badly beaten and COM
PEELED to retreat to Ohattan ooga by Bragg
with heavy reinforcements from Lee, Beau
regard and Joe. johnson. The military
occupation of the wires will prevent further
particulars to- night.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

TEN HOSTAGES, from Gilmer county, were
received and committed to the Atheneum
last evening.
One deserter was also confined in this
prison.
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HAVE AN EYE on TIE FIRE.-Now that
the time is fast approaching for the use OF
rate. aud furnaces, people can not be too
careful to guard against fire. Your iurna-
,es should be carefully examined and re-
paired before the fall fires are lighted, and
particular care should be used to see that
no wood work is IN contact with the hot air
U.pes. II IL fact which cannot be gam
saved, that in fall most fires are to be trac-
: to the use Of mperfectly constructed
tugs, furnace heaters and stove-plpes, and
snl in carelessness in regard to gas,lights,
r.,fer matches and red hot cinders Peo'
gle cannot complain that they have no
warming, and if disastrous fires occur from
a1y of these causes, the sufferers can only
blame their own negligence.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

MADAME ANDERSON, in the wonderful
feat, Second Sight, at
Washington Hall to night.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

JOHN HEouER was fined one dollar ant
costs, yesterday, by Alderman Miller, TO
disorderly conduct.
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PRoF. ANDERsoN.-Seats may be secured
during the day without extra charge, St the
Washington Hall.
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PRoF. ANDERsoN.-Seats may be secured
turing the day without extra charge al
the Washington Hall.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

SECOND NIGHT of Prof Anderson, the
comprehensive, AT Washington Hall to-
l.ght
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A Collision Anticipated.

New YORK, Sept. 2l-The World says,
editorally, that at present there is consider
able feeling in New Orleans on the interven-
ton qestion, especially among the French
and Creole population. This feeling has
been much stimulated by the latest mail
from the North. 1t is was known to the
French Cnosul at New Orleans and Others
that the French had occupied Matamoras
with 400 or 500 men within few days.
A collision was anticipated between the
French and Federal gunboats at the mouth
of the Rio Grande, on some matter connect
ed with cotton and confederate supplies.
The feeling in regard to Intervention was
recently indicated BY IN advance of FIVE per
cent on confederor" bonds.
Secret Alliance If Recognition Between
Emperor Napoleon and jeff. Davis.
Elk. Governor Morehead Of KY, who is
now in Paris, it is positively alleged, has
written to friends in New York that Ma
poleon and jeff Davis have formed secret
treaty of recognition through the agency of
Slidell.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-The steamer Mar
celia, was boarded and plundered on the
18th, at Dover's landing, Lafayette Co..
Three soldiers of the 9Th State militia re-
turning home on furlough, were taken two
miles into the woods and shot. The boat
was not burned. During the past week FIVE
thousand persons crossed the river at Lex.
ington, mostly refugees from the border
counties.
Cass county under Ewing's orderis most
ly depopulated.
General Hunter has arrived to preside
over his commission to investigate the
burning of the "Huth," Leavenworth spec
ial to tho Democrat, states that messsn-
ger who came into Fort Scott, Wednesday
night, reports Coffee at Cowstain Prairie
with 1900 men, Quantrill had passed Balls
Mills with most of his command on his way
south, supposed going to join Coffee. Com
pany Cd. Kansas (colored) and Company sd.
Wisconsin cavalry are a few miles from
Coffees rendezvous. Blunt is on his way
up with small escort.
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but as Capt. Price not the man to with
draw charges, it seems the organ Of the au-
thors is likely to be the first victim. a.
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MADAME ANDERSON, in the wonderful
Psychological feat, Second Sight, at
" Washington Hall tonight.
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DID you see Prof, Anderson last night
If not, go tonight, at Washington Hall.
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DID you see Prof Anderson last nigh ?
If not, 60 tonight, at Washington Hall.
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Tnr st.tstici recently Published by she p.pars
nat q ! i,h Agriculture, SHOW that there 10 no
Lbstftps IA 10 the 20 In. 70 nearly al brsnoh,s Of
ind str IN tnst 90 n,ry, and th., tho ndency o.
lr lad T. D, u DOWN. ri. Tie Gully ino eHs Is in
& e nui Der - en- grants, Of rloun 20 les. than
~ 40 III Their nSu,e country, du ing the seven
ru"ttas ena.ns Jay, is-3-,n increase OF oi.3o7
'vrNs corresponding I-tiod IN tic preosdin f,
yea. The extent Of and under csre,l crops, q al
t-ds, ~ 10 Q, f.ls below that of 1881 by litT iq
,re,--,toIsh tho la wee; VII Dc shout
..x miill,us q do,sr. inors ys.usbIe
oniugb ,he more favorable season. In Ly. s.o.k
The county IS sovea millions ii dollars poorer
Y. ere is olso crease Ia the average Of green
1'oIs. TLere II an increase ~ We value q The =
oi1 owirgs she bid b rrcr Of oJu'n, csused hy
~ hinerc,n war. TIE returns, on tie whole, Ia a..
cicst trst toe ht'erirs represents rtious OF Eng
lrh oth,ilii of'he propsrous condition Of Irelstd,
AZ not porae on, By cts, aud that the people,
With ~ ins.p-lye tor ding 4 the results ofAi.n
ieslsh ., are sbsndon 4. their na,vs land 20 seek
- ',regn eour,riss the employ meat denied 70 them
q, hons
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Hcv ,hs Mighty Have Fallen.

III y,lhGi to see h. straits 70 which some men
az 'etcceo ~ Ions course Poll, oal sin. com
Q LIN; hen aasly ~ esr thti- s.rvices to the
hi.tes' lid isF ike tas snelsns b.s,os OF Vent, Q,
who fr II r'y pie;.s a. silver. would destroy IN.
very men 'hai had hi,herto h,,psd honers upon
shan. - brssd er ions CoonRASr, ster hs.
urlng Cb iuslenan Tor sae radicals. huslly re-
e.ved nornlnA, On, mi IN grtttuds the .efor sp-
yens n a lew role, In -, letter ,eceprnx she
uouIin hion he takes &C Oh to dsDounce ,As ~.
tern OF pI'sin. conyen, ons, I'M 10 viz
fiou-y isL,s AZ aGS .usi tLe usual ms l,ry
I'm. o>ed by lolt.,i rs Ia Iressutos candidates
iof ID" sun oges She pcoVit. Ne'erts .sf, hss
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l.-'' t.ns,r, wheL, u ~, ool-sc pi ,,cu,s, ar
h'I.d deem a p.d"Ltto a,t
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vAafp0soa uAsEsY ssyArL paidn.
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