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NaB or no URs.
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RAI L y o A d.

RAI L q o A d .
now NTs.
o. sst snsr wednesday, January %, isst,
rlssBEsER rRIIIs LElVE PHILADA., FoI
A.lslE,ors, at 40 q n, lsxpr.ss. Mouday, sz-
s.pssdD AZ, = a- ase ?. n and u - p. n ~
% aSssso. . - :. N y sSaa.s. - ....S!.a asS 3 q 10.
a., i.is, asa tso and u p, n a.. 1
new Castls, .. ass a n. and sssp.nL Il
psyor, at e@ a n and - m
Niliord, at ..-- ...v..
TE1fhs E0k PBnLDELPRn LEAYB
hArnusors A. So, and .Is = N, tExpross,) las
ailsiastos at It's, ., Saa u-ls :. -, u.AS,
Ape a.so aad lIes y. n.
salisbury = l.Os ,. N
mtltard ~ IN D. n.
DSvoT At 40 Z. N. and l.bS ,. NJ
Now Castle at sss .. n. And1.bS ,. N.
CsastOT a ale ADA S.so q n, ta.So, l. Ia and
Lave BsltisAsrs Or Salisbury and tnisrDsdists
stationl At 1.IOp.
LsGyo baitinorS IsT DSysT and iatsrnSdiAAs StA.
TEAMS PoE BALTIMORE
tSsVe Chester At ate = u, SEQ p. N.
Lssvs wiimington at sad, SN a ~, u, p. N.
EhEIohT TRAIrs with PASSENGER car astAehso'
I.sT. rhiisdsiphiA, s0t r.ryrtDs AnA hssrns
Ssys WlninstOR, for rsTyvins and insSrmeds
t.sy. s.i,insrs Tor Phil n.d.lphia and in,srnsdi
Ltsvs wiininston iOr Philadelphia. and inssrns
sUHpxYS-onIys d ..ss = m. and II sop. n, freu
rron Phiisdsiphia 10 wilninstoA Ai Iss .. =
srga wiip,nssos 10 Phii.aslphi. a, SOP. n.
osly At 30 ,. n from hItimors 70 Phfiads
jsnas-s WIN sTEARNs, sup1
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TIRNs OF THE SUPREME COURT

VNHRMB OF THE SUPREME COURT
on TMn pIsTRIcr OF COLuMBIA.-Notiss
lkSfSby EiVsA that, By ruls Of the Court, ~
Sarns ksye bOaa Axed ~ iollowai
oensal THmJ.
Hklrl hSAAAy Oi January,
IRA Monday 81 NAY.
ThArd ksAdhy Of OstosoT.
T@Rs u ~ Chsuh estsT.
n which AlsAe lury u impAnneled rOT rhs utAl
81 siVn sAaos.l
H4PuA TUESDAY of fsbTuArJ,
ThiTd Monday Of Hay,
Y1FUt Tuesday 81 NSveAbef.
Terms n ~ CSimtAaI 6SNst,
YlEut Monday 81 MArsh.
rhird hoAASy u yunS.
nFN heAdAy sf Desenbs1.
rHIls ef We Dtsirta cSSs'
IRA HOAdky 81 luna.
Hrn hSAday efDeoeiabsf,
= lpsstd T~AG
INST Tuesday oi January,
FiFsS Tuesday OF February.
H1fn Tuesday of mALsh.
EiFt Tuesday d April
Tkird MoAdGI Of Nay.
RiFUt TuOsdAy OF Iuhs,
Tir1t Tuesday 81 July,
FiFut tuesday Of soptambaE,
FirNt TuosdAy sf October.
FirSt Taosday Of N0VonboI,
TirS1 TuSsday Of DSoembST,
d sESG q fthS0Ourt. al. hEIsA
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DHnf = soL0MoNs,
BooKsKLLEKs, Army srATIoNEKs,
PRtFTERS,
ILANK BOOK MANUYACTURHRS
an PEnHaHLVAHLA AVnHUn,
Have OORItAhuy On hand
All Military AAd Naval works,
Now and recent PublloAtlons,
Army Stationary, all kinds,
Ileld Order BOokl,
TislA HAnifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General OfdsT TilsA,
nAs Books,
Array Pay TAblSS
Oiald Glasses,
FiOld Copying Presses,
Abstract tAplrs,
RoASlon AA1 DoIhty niAnks,
Record bOOkS for uls 81 heAdq9ArtsEs ~ A.
aGtAht AAintAnt Generals. ....
DlAak cooks nSas, AAA PriAting dsAs 10 SEdsr on
al PsiaIsI 5Soks seat y AAn hes Of pSssAsa.
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To YOUNG MEN. IAN


il Infallibls C1rs without the use Of ModieinesL--
Nave yoa hssn addicted 70 tnat habit which has
nainstss naay Of your .sx (soLlrARI vICEn
VOLUfTUObs DREAhs and IhvoLUNrARY
nhIssIONS-prednsins invariAhly, n not arrested
In hns, tAiA " synPtons sush A. weakness
AAd Pals In the Bask and Limba, Pain In the Head,
Dssrsssisa Of 4Pirit., Loss Of Memory, Ner Gus
Dssiu,y, TrsaSlisG, nruptionI Of the Face, PAllid
MaseulAr ayatsha, And not unffea auently Faulty,
nPilspns y1is, ana sftsa Insanity saa consupp-
Mon. 1
DL Y. .. sLINaToN, Aftsr trying for years to
aA1 . medicinal sure for the above complaint
Wtthsut sahsfsstery results, has discovered .
1TRIcTLY MECHANICAL remedy, whish 10 =
ssrtAiA asa iAfallibls sure In all eases, 10 used
wtthsat inssaveAisAss " ths patient By day OF
light uAsa saployed A. Any Kind o. business,
sAAAis, studsat soldier aAiOr, and will be FOR
WArdsA - AAy address IN a. sADIHAEI envelope
with aTestieaa hOw ~ use, on the receipt OF FIVH
DsLLAss. Address DR. =. y. CLINGroN,
Ap1-s~s Box 10, WsshinEton, D. g.
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1874. ARRANssEEmENTsIS61 81
INV ron NJ LIHnB.


HEw roRK LIHns.
rHB CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND PHILApEL
rHIA r.HIAA & AMP TRENTON hAILRoAD coMPA'
HBoM PRnADKLPR1A 70 NEW YoRK
AND WAY PLAOES,
Prem walaat street wharf AAd Kan
afAGtoA Depot,
WILL LHLVH AZ VotIows, vIxI Fare
Al A. NJ, via Candsa and Anboy-c.GA
A., ITTUcsSs M, Tis esSss. .ndI.r:.y d,y-Nsw' 'AD
A., x, o6SSd:aIS Sis csSd:s sad Jersey asy, - :
ns Z 4, As essd.. and isr.sy Gg- :
All as;; q, is.:. H.:slas.s; and Jersey a,y, .
A. u 4, r1r;' Va o.sas. ana AIbOy-c. and =
Al !. 4, .SIaeSSssSs Tis csSdsS ssa A.bsi-c ..4 -
At, :. T., - ns,.ias,O. .ad J.r,sy CITY, "
. Wa.hiaEtea and !: Z, EsPrss. 400
Al uxt. q, =. Kse.i:r,ss VA J.r;., as, ~ =
Al * sS;Sn islss;S "a "a R.a.ln:.o. ..i J.i..y ~
A. . IN, Va Camden sSd 1nboy-Asson- ~
nSAStloa tFrsight and Pnssongerl-
lst elAss ticket aad
7hs ais r. n. nvsninE Mail and the - (liSht)
ssgs sgssss asPts'' VIII n daily 'A 0sA'r' Sun
pIRlCT rHRousu LINES.
sstvsea washiAs,on And New York. Via naiti'
II, I..v. ~ wsssinStos i.r Now York a. and ie1
.. n, AAA Tsss ,. n. The sunday Ans leaves q
Iscys New Ten for Washington At and 10 .
n, 1:ss 2. \, and u nidnisht. Ths sunday In.
Ear rrossl = l w,sAss, ~ chang. st ears.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINRs.
Lave walnut street wharf At and Q q. n, Il N.
Lave KsasiAetsa Depot At His q u, SSS, -
AAd GtS ,, ~, and i1BS .. n. tnight1
Ths Syb ?. n. Lac runs daily al OthsrS, Sun
dAyS szssptsA
HlW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Lave tsSt q Barclay street. at . o. n aAd . D. =
FrSn iost sf Cortland street At 7, and 10 q. n.
/ n H., al p. ~, Ana u hight. .r.a
: ns hA' "1s I,ilI 4lSss ~ S,asr, Sum Sunday
| PhilIA Ana y. Z, Lines.
PHILAsuLrHiA, Be-. =, Isss. dssI
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q 0OLDBTEIN, LICENSED PAWN
-. Broken AND LOAN OFFICE.
" Tourand-s-Aalf StssSt AOTth, near PsanSJiVAniA
avenue.
Ths highest AdyanSos Eivsn On Watches, DiA'
moads, gswelry, alEsrwArss hI Old Gold and
sIvor bOushs foF snaA.s Always - land, large
lot q oooas % ali dasHiptlons. - PriVsts sale.
Watshss Aad Jswslp repaired and WATaAted.
GplI-tn"
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sAPIR HAEeINss.
DENTISTRY.

THnTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pAlA, vita InDoxious VapoT, ~ DR.. & .,
nah1A oND, No. - PennSylyAniA avenue,
IaVsatora AAa sole nAnufAotursrI OF AnAesthetio
anOHIOIs VApor, (aOt Laughing GAs,) nor Chlo-
rOiSSA, nAhsr, bat SfTtstlJ AnAssthstie Agent en-
ttaly NEE lfsA sxhilerAtinG efosts and perfectly
SsssatiOIs AAa ISFisst lnssAsibilf1J 70 pals. tN.
ASa-ad aaF
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

EDWARD LYOE1T -
h IN. u 8-FG pOOKBINDkk,
Ne. III rEHH. AVE, WA1nINlfonI ,. =.
Books bound InLsVSFT Styls--TuFkeI. .hsrOes
RunalA AAd CALI
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

NEXT WEEK.
PRIVATE MILES UREILLY will ~ IOAay vita
Ms BOOK, Fiah with songs, BSrVisss And Spseehsss
and COmisAlly Illustrated ...r....E z . tsbs
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

NUROWsKrs NEW BOOK,
" DIARY FOR I0Sl,
will be published tomorrow, And will STIR up the
dry bones OF insOnpstent and insApAble oAfeiAls
throughout the land, and AAhs . SsnsAtisA Boa-
LOOK OUT ron IT.
GUROwsKpB DIARY HoR 1893.
A new VOlums by Count Adam 0ur0Waki, On
bFGsinE . DIARY OF Politisal and hlllitaTy nvents
and Transactions, In the CAbiAot and n The BielA
for the year OF lsss.
20 For sharp SFthslan, alternating Wlth cpl.
Il am mAtis tFahShAAt, sAnltis praise and sAstgA-
fion, this work must bear away the DAlA fTon Al
others ever printed In tiAs country. l1uAo. slOiA
GXRLETON, Publishes, New YOsk.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
FINANCIAL.

TINTED sTATRs 1s-n LOAN.
JAY CooKR \ &C., ...
BANKRRs Ess.
~ RIYTnnErn srlpwA
RBcnIvn suBsCRIPTIoRp
fer Ne
Alw NATIONAL LSAH.
Asihor.lsea sy ,As act Of Nss.A q, rss4
Esp Esswu A.
- THN-ToRTI BONDS,
Being rsdesaabls n Ne pleasure q tAs ssvsps
msnt aftsr tea years, asd payable sssiy Teass res
date In coin, bearing intsrsst ~ -5 -r s--
1--WE Pea CENT. A YRAA s.f
payabls On Soads q, sss a.d siss aassAllT - ..
all other sisss sent-anauAlly n csn. ~ D. a.
Ths COUPON BONDS win ss issns1 ~ ~
sioo, ssos, and si,sca rr. rr. ..a -.r. 80
The RnGIsTEREp BoNDe will Be issast N ~
siss. ssoo, ei,ess. ss,sss, aaa aIs.sss.
These are The saiy GOLD HnAhIna DavRJ
TIES Of the oov~snsas new prsssrshss - %.
and, yisldinS ~ present vAlas ~ ssia svn Mss,
vestnsnt for large or snail suus.
We buy and sell q, nazks, fa,ss--
CONVENIENT loNDs OF ALL IasUHA
TRsAsURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDHBTAoNHsA
AND COIN.
Aad PAY the highest prices ~
oUARTHRMASTBRS c1RTIHIOATn 0n1oxl
nSA-dH JAY COOKE y %.
I -
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~ TAis BAHK, srgAsissA Haass ~ HaAsAs'
BANKING Law Of the last ceAsrsss, y sYs.sA tsi'
day for the tSaasaotisa ~ baainsss ~ tAs sersss
Of Fifteenth AAa , strsses, sppss,,s TSsas.sy -
partment. n .. CooKA RBssaAs.A,
Uh. T. HuHTIs0Ten, CAAhias. ssAs-d
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lnIOTHING..

.CsliOODOlh1N0. = ~
r RT 'RM RlsEi LET 'EH RIaE !
WHO cARss, s.,..
80 VINO cARKsi
..i r. ~ tstEr WHO cARRs
= A,siz msaths' stock on hand Of CHoIeH
sPAlna AVID suMHsn ooopa
Ihsbsi,ss. efs~r WINTER STOCK Is n We
~srsy Of ne public, We shall no, speak Of 'Asn
swaanEs Al ,sS5s .r..r CO.'S" ... aa.-.a
. stafs sdf 81 G. . T.'.nIfra s..1 o
WAIT NO LONGER now Is TIN TIMH.
.r rHKI MUST m SOLD.
We viii not carry thea over.
Tns great inysution Of the age,
PALMErs sPSNGIrG MACHINE.
Evstvy ysra Of goods Shrank before making up.
Vet, notrithstsndinE the extra expense, We shAlI
continue 70 sell ie.s than any other house In this
sity.
SPRING ovBRcoATs
CLOTHING
1n
EVERY PATTERN AND sTYLR
eEHTLBnnrs TuRNsHINe GOODS
safs sfsvsry dsssrtptioa.
CUSTOM GOODS MADB TO ORDER.
Call Aaa sec sample. S,fors purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING. -
". intend 70 keep On hand . rood sssOst-sa,
.Ha.Eas. q the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
..s rrra ~. u. SIXTH,
80 sEvsNrHVAEsr, opposite Post once.
Aise, ais,ss REssRvR In The rear, for the
--.. JonsrEe TRADE, ...
A, our wAolss ale and Retail Msnui.stssy 1,
Baltimore.
wAshingtoaians whiting Baltimore viii ind q
greatly 10 their advantage 70 tou At
sHITH BROTHERS CO..
Wwsst Baltimore street,
ns-a Baltimore, Nd.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

F1RsT T
NATIONAL BANK OF WAKzmeTon.
oaPttaI-eSoO, ,oee.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

Member ofths Royal College Of Surgeons, Londoa
gsd9a,. run one Of TIE most eminent Colleges 10
life ha4 been epsntfn the hospitals 81 London, Pnp
ris, philsdelphiA snd slsevhsre, hAa effected soms
OF the most astonishing cures That were ever
known many troubled vi III ringing In the head ~
ears when asleop great nervouanesS being Alarmed
81 sudden aounds with froqusnt blush,
mind, Wera cured immadiatslY. ! - y - -
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

necessary regulates " promote oonnubial hAppt.
ne becomes weAU plgrimass, the ProSpes,
hourly dArkens 70 the View the mind becomes
shhdowed with despair, and hllod with the msian
shely Teaeetion that The happinssSof another ="
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

New YORK, March 25.-A special to the
Times, dated Washington the Oath, says the
Senate Post Office Committee to day had
under consideration the overland mail
question, and unanimously instructed the
Chairman to report bill providing for an
overland and boat service between the
Missouri river and Fulsun, California. The
bill authorizes the Postmaster General to
contract with old contractors, or with re-
sponsible parties for daily mail for four
years, at one million of dollars. The time
of running is shortened from twenty to
fifteen days. Provision is also made that
as soon as the Pacific Raiload is constructed
from each extremity, time and compensa.
ton to be shortened.
The Wost Point bill, as agreed upen by
the Conference Committee, makes some
important changes. The House amendment,
allowing an an additional cadet from each
Congressional District, WAS struck out on
the gtound that the capacity of the Military
Academy was not sufficient to accommo'
date the additional number.
The House Naval Committee to day
authorized their Chairman to report the
Senate bill equaliziug the grade Of line
officers in toe navy.
A special to the World, dated Washing
ton the Oath, says that Frank Blair is about
to resign his seat in the House, to take
effect the moment the special committee in
his cas- makes report
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

AN IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-An important
decision was rendered in the Circuit Court
Yesterday in the case of j f. Bowyers,
Secretary OF State, as the State of West
Virginia. At its last session the Legisla
ture passed a resolution fixing the 10th OF
June as the lime from which the salaries OF
the officers of the new State should date,
and that all officers who bad drawn pay
from the State Treasury for any services
rendered prior TO that time should be com
PEELED to refund the same or stand suit. BY
the law of the old State, which stands un
repealed, the term of its officials begin In
March. A number of the new State Off
GERS took that construction of the law and
drew pay for three months previous to the
organization cfIthe New State in June. AL
the off GERS except Bowners refunded the
money, but that gentlemen desired to test
the matter, and accordingly entered. suit.
The case came up before court yesterday
when n Richardson, Esq, appeared and ar
gued in favor of Bowyer's claim, and Attor
ney General Caldwell for the State. Judge
Caldwell gave it as his opinion that the
Secretary of State was not entitled to any
pay for any time before the 10Th Of June
last, thereby sustaining the resolution OF
the Legislature.
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Sale of Valuable Real
Estate I'm Centre Wheeling.
ry Store

DY virtue of deed Of trust made by David
ID Kennedy 10 Charles Marshall, dated the 18th
day Of March, 1860 which said deed is now Of
record in the Office of the Recorder for Ohio
county, in Deed Book twenty five, page Eve hun
dred and fifteen; ase by viItue of an order of the
Circuit Court for said county, made on the 18th
day of December, 1853, and entered in Chancery
Order Book number 6, page "A, by which the I'm
dersigned was appointed trustee in said deed in
tho place of said Charles Marshall, will, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of April 1864, at the
front door Of the Court House Of said county, pro-
coed to sell at Public Auction the following prop
erty, to-wit: Lot number two hundred and twelve
[2l2l in that pat Of the city of Wheeling laid
sut BY William Chapline and John Eof. the same
being sixty-six feet wide and one hundrediand
twenty-five feet desp-saving and excepting that
part Of said lot sold BY Kennedy and wife to
Stsphen Clark being sixteen feat off the West
end Of said lot, fronting on Second street, running
back si1ty-s,x feet to lot two hundred and thir-
teen.
TERMS-Oae fourth easb; the balance in equal
payments of three, nix and nine months, with IN
tsrsst from date, the purchaser givin bond with
approved security N. RICHARDSON,
marl9dd Trustee.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 25.
COTTON-Active and frmer; 74@75c for
Middling Upland; 70@73c for Low Middling.
FL0UR-Firmer at 95@7 05 for extra
State; 25@7 40, for r. FL. O.; 45Q8,25 for
trade brands. 49, "
WHISKY-W,thout decided change; 9s@99c
for State; Sl,06 for Western
WHEAT-l,65@l &c ior Chicago spring; Sea
81 for Mil club 6sal u for Wesrem Winter
Red.
Rhythm; | 25@l g.
CORN-Decididly frmer; 29@l 80 fer old
mixed western.
OATS -Firmer; 90@9lc for Western.
BARLEY-More active, chiefly for State at
l 42@l As.
WOOL Quiet and steady.
RICE-Very dull
COFFEE-Dull,
SUGAR-Quiet
MOLASSES-Steady
PETROLEUM-Firmeri crude, 81; refined
in bond &c.
PORK-More steady and in fair demand
BEEF-Qulet.
DRESSED HOGS-Shade lower
LARD-Dull and lowe Ii and 1877; the latter
the extreme.
CUT MEATS-Firm; 9N@l0
BACON SIDES-In good dem and; llA@llH
for western.
HOGS-Fair and good demand
BUTTER-35@43 for Ohio, and 43950c for
State
CHEEsR-Firmer; l5@lsc tor common to
prime.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

New OPTICAL INsTIrUTE.-M. Polachek
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened an office in this city where be in.
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele'
brated PERIscoPIC CRYSTAL SPECTACLEs for
preserving and strengthening the sight He
warrants his Glasses to suit in all case 8
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu.
tation as a reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very prominent
men, also from the press. Also, Field and
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds OF
Optical Instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at Skaters Jewel
ry Store .dec2S-3m
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Auction Sale.
OF .
Valuable City Property.

THE subscriber will sell at public auction, ct the
i front door of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
ty, West Va, on the 18th day Of March, 1864,
the following described property situated on Mar
ket street, Centre Wheeling, West Va, Lot No
3d. containing three parcels. one part 50 feet
'front.' the other two, 1912 feet each. Upon each
of said parcels there is q good two story frame
house. Also lot No. 20, on the corner Of Market
and Marshall streets. This lot is divided into two
equal parts-each with 81 feet 'front.' on Marshall
street; upon one part there is good frame house
containing rooms and cellar; upon the other Q
good brick house containing 8 rooms, with large
hall, porch, and all the modern Improvements. -
Also the North half of lot No g. on the Esst side
of Market street. This lot is divided into two equal
parts; upon the front half there Is good two story
frame house with rooms, &C.; upon the r.ar halt
there is frame house with three rooms,
SALE Positive.
TRNs-0ne-t cash, the remainder in three
equal yearly payments with interest.
mrlltd. GEO. FORBES.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

The Board of Supervisors of this county
had another meeting yesterday, when Gen
Jas. S. Wheat appeared before them and
gave it as bis opinion that the payment Of
the county bounty money should be resum
ed Immediately and continued until the
two hundred men had been paid their al
lowance. The Board requested the Gen,
eral to give his opinion in writing. We
presume the payment will be resumed some
time next week.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

MIxED-The weather during the past
week, has been like the old lady's yarn
decidedly mixed. In fact it was, and is, as
tickle as the veriest coquerte that ever toy
ed with the "pheinx of trusting low
yer" In the morning it rains or SHOWS; in
the afternoon the sun peeps out from q
cloud and smiles for while, and at night
the harsh whisperings of the wind makes
US forget the bright sunshine of few hours
before. We are decidedly in ''pbix." We
hardly know whether, as faithful chronicler
of passing events, 70 inform our readers
that Spring has come or that it hasn't.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
Topographic
Up to 9 O'Clock. "A. M.

Strength Of the Rebel Army.
New YoRK March ga Baltimore
correspondent of the World gives the fol.
lowing - the exact strength Of the rebel
army.
~ DEPARTMENT OF Va, MARCH 20.
General R. E Lee commanding headquar.
tiers with the army. Seven divisions
of Infantry, 10000 men; $50 pieces of ar
tillery, 5000 men; Is REGIS. Cavalry, 16, 200
men at Richmond and vicinity, under Ell
soy. At Petersburg, and Wilmington, and at
the Railroad between Richmond and Wills
mington: under Gen, Pickett and General
Barclry, 10000; under Gen. Imboden and
Colonel Mosby, near the line Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, and In Northern
Virgins, 5000; from Lynchburg to Abing'
ton, guarding the line of the great South
ern Railroad and from Lynchburg to Long
streets pickets, in East Tennessee, under
General Breckenridge, 5000. Total under
General Lees orders 10000.
Department Of the South West.-Gen.
Polk commanding headquarters, at Demop'
oils near Selma Ala. The forces under
General Joe, Johnston 1T Dalton, operating
against General Sherman in Grants late
department. including corps under Genera
Hardee, 10000 strong, parts Of which wa'
oecently sent to Florida, and Cavalry un-
der Gems Forrest, Richardson, D. Lee ano
Writ Adams, $4,000 in East Tennessee un
der Longstreet at headquarters Bulls Gap
10000.
The department of the Gulf, until re-
Gently commanded by General Beauregsrd
headquarters, Charleston troops, Charleston
and Savannah, 10000. Mississippi
Department, Kirby Smith commanding di
visions of Price and Holmes, in Arkansas
and General Magruders division in Texas
5000.
The Department of the Gulf at Mobile
under General Moury Clayborne, 5000.
Total number OF troops 275,000.
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HsAyY PUNIsHMENT.-A new law has
passed the Ohio Legislature, which provides
that persons who obtain signatures to notes,
bills of exchange, &C., under false state
mentsand false pretenses, ale to be punished
with Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for
not less than one, nor more than three
years, where the amount is over S35, and
where less it shall be confinement in the
county Jail for ten days on pread and water,
and fine of not less than $500. d.a r
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AMONG the officers of the Fourth regi.
we observe our old friend Lieut.. James W.
Dale, who has recovered from the wound he
received at Vieksburg.
We observed the following names of the
officers of the Fourth registered at the Nc
Lure House: Col. James 81. Dayton. Co.
A, Capt. NJ. V. Lightburn. Go. B, Capt.
B. w. Curtis. Co. G. Capt. B. J. Rollins.
Go. D, Capt. John L. Malernee. Go. E,
Capt D. A. Russell. Go. F, sCapt. VIM. s.
Hall. 90. G, Capt. VIM. Graham. Co. H.
Capt. B. D. Boswell. Go. l, Capt. g. A.
Sheppard. Co. K, Capt. J. j. Mansell-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAc, March
24.-Lieut Gen'l Grant was loudly cheer
ed at the different stations as he passed on
to the front. At Brandy Station he was
met by Gen. Meade who accompanied him
Culpepper. On arrival there Grani was
met by brilliant array of military men.
The station was crowded with troops and
her. was Gen. Newton attended by Gen.
Butler, Baxter and Kinley division COM
msnders and Gen. Merrill commanding lst
cavalry division. Gen. Grant proceeded to
the headquarters selected for the General
in Chief, accompanied by Gen. Meade.
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TrusteeeSs sale ef Valuable
90 Coal Stratum I'm the Clfyo t.a'
Of WheAIiu4

DY virtue Ct dsed Of trust made By Oscar D.
d Thompson and wife, to the undersigned, datsd
the lst day Of Asgust 1851, and rsserdsa' y Ne
Office for the Recorder Il 0hls county, b Dssd
Book No. forty-two ri felio avs h1ndssi ssd
6fty f66Ql Iwill, on TUESDAY, IL loth day a
Aprii, 1864, q The front doW If H. Cent Hous
Of Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock A. r., rosssd hssn
at Public Auctisns The fo,lexiag des9ibsd prop
erty that Is to ny al thu stEsfum Of coal lnAsr-
lying certain tract or parcel Of LAID In Ohio
county, Wet Virginia containing By sstinatisa
one hundred and eighty mine 1881 sass more or
less and being the same stratum Of coal which Was
conveyed to the said Thompson BY Chester d. Hnh-
bard and wife, Henry B. Hubbard and vifs aad
John R. Hubbard and wife, BY deed datsd Aagsst
LIST, 1857, to which, for moro partisalar de-
scription of the metes and bounds Of The tract Of
land under which the said stratum Of coal liss,
reference is here made
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash, tho bal
ance in three equal payments, on . credit Of ono,
two and three years, with interest from data, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security for
the deferred payments. DANIEL c. LIST,
msrl9dtd Trustee.