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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-03-24
From Tho hover Mississippi.

ST, Louis, March l6.-Natchez udvi,
cos of the 18th say General futile has
been assigned to the command Of that
post, About six hundred of our prison
crs are still near Shreveport, la. They
comprise the crews Of the gunboats cap
tureJ in Sabins Pass, and portion of
Gen. Davis command, captured BY
Morgan, About one hundred escaped
tie latter part Of February, twelve of
whom have arrived here,
GuerrlIas have again appeared at
Lake Providence, committing shocking
barburitlcs on negroes and Union PEG
pic.
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Napoleon Notified of His Responsible
ty for Damage to american Com

Napoleon Notified Of His Responsible
ty for Damage to american Com
merce. rs Bt "a o. 3sa8
New YORK, March ls.-The Times
Paris correspondent announces the i'm
pohant fact that Minister Dayton has
served Written notice upon the French
Emperor tia, 1.-THE rebel cruiserRappa.
hammock, now at Calais is allowed to
proceed TO sea, the Frsnsh Government
will be held responsible for all, the dam
age she may do to American commerce.
IL is also announced that the French
Government has issued more stringent
regulations concerning The cruisers of
the beligerents. gI'g-ai s,is
Among olherthinSs specified in these
regulations are two. TO the effect that
no vessel OF either of the beligerents can
remain in port more than two hours, un.
less by stress of weather, or for necessa,
ry repairs, AMI that no vessel can return
to French port after leaving II in less
time than three months. $50 .
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sMonn DEMONSTRATION.
Headquarters 18Th W. V. V. l.,
B6rbounyiile, w. ". March Sd '64

Headousfters ISth W. V.V.I,l
Barbounyihe, W, ". March Sd '64
Lieut.. W. W. HARPER = Dear Sir
Our Sutler-Mr. w. SherwOod--bss a
sword and belt for you, which your
friends ia this Regiment desire you TO
accept from them, as slight token Of
their appreciation Of your faithful ssrvi-
ces. during your connection with the
Regiment. ge
10 being selected as the mouth,pisce
Of your companions ia arms, to convey
to you these sentiments Of their recog
milton Of your fidelity md fsithfulnsSs
in the discharge Of yourarduous duties,
since your connection with tho Regi4
menr | feel myself peculiarly happy,
oad desire % sfl my own congInla.
tons that your devotion to the cause 10
which we huYa devoted cur lives, has
atlost been recognized in tho proper
quarter, and will undoubtedly NEE with
q jus! reward. Be pleased % accept
from me and those whom | represent,
our host wishes for your happiness and
prosperity. Igm Lionicnant,
m Truly Your Friend
ALE MoG0WN,
CaPt, Go. +, 18Th W. v, v. /.
Hlq'rsCo. K 18th Reg, W. VII
Coalsmouth, March 9th, "a.
Dear Gaptain;- Your communication
giving me the very unexpected informa
ton that nav sword and belt are now
in tho hands Of the worthy suilor Of our
Regiment, and that ii intended for me
and which You very respectfully request
NO 10 accept, is received.
And inrepiy permit me TO cay, that is
JUDGED very gratifying to me to know,
that my fidelity to, aud conduct while
engaged with you, in the cause Of my
country has been such, in your opinion
as to justify this expression of your
high esteem for me- | do not feel that l
merit such q token Of respect from my
fellow officers who with me are suffer.
Ingin defence Of one common cause. -
Ny duty have always endeayored' to
perform, although at times, in n very
imperfect and to myself very uusatis.
factory manner Dear Captain. / thank
you and the rest ofmy brother officers,
who have manifested their friendship for
me, in Offering me this emblem Of ou.
thorily and power. acceptit as dis,
Interested, unsolicited memento, bestow-
ed upon your uaworthyco laborerin the
great cause Of human liberty, and with
4 sincere prayer tothat Almighty Being
who shapes and rules the dsstinies or
the void, tbotno act ofmino in the fu.
ture may ever in the least destroy your
confidence in me or weaken your friend
y feeling towards its recipient,
/" Very Respectfully,
3 ,U @H w. W. HARPER,
81 Lieut.. Co. X, ] 9Th Reg.
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Tug TRAiqoR's CoAr OF AnNs.-A
correspondent. OF the Scientific Ameri.
soundly beratcs those who do not stand
up for tie Government lie closes his
ietterwith tho following pungent re.
marx:
"fhe traitors "coal Of arms" consists
of o ilca. fly, mogpio, and side Of
bseon Explanations A lca will bite
either the quick or tho deod; SO will
traitor! A 1y blows cowupls aud
communicates al itcomes 10 contact with;
40 with lraitorI q murpie is always
ohaAoring, llking 9od lying; 90 Is
;rOtor a side Of bacon is never "ctt.
red" till itij haa9, neither is tGitoL'
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Flour aud Grain Market.
Corrected Keekly bull. J. Benedict, at Eagle
Mins

Porsr PLEAsASr. March 20, 1854
Flour from SO, So 80 to 81 per Dbl.
Wheat, gooJ quality, rom 81 90 to
81 20 per busksi.
Corn IS quoted alfrom rs TO so els.
per busbel.
Corn Msal 81 per bushel.
Bran 81 pc, hlndrsd pounds.
Shorts 81 20 per hundred.
Screenings 25cenls bushel.
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DIED:

MoDAyIEL--In this place on March 9th.
1860, Fannie Alice, daughter Of William
and Catllripe Mcdaniel, aged 10 years )
months and 3 days.
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B86 81 ENoTloE. y

WAIVE CouNTY, March llth. 1854
kIn. wI1mAn PirnsoS Tide notice that
vi on the2lstday of April next, at the of
fee of Judge McC9npel in the town Of Cltleits-
burg, kentucky, Twill take the dispositions Of
II. Davis and orherstd be read as evidence for
the complainant In n suit ia Chancery pending
in the Cabell Circuit Court, wherein ! am
complainant and You are defendant, and il
donot finish taking on that day, will con.
tinue from day 70 day 'i.E
march 9l-4w. FRANCls rIERSoN.
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Arrival Of First Virginia BOYS nj An
napOlis, from Richmond.
CoLLEGE GREEN BARRACKS, !


ANNAPOLIS, March ~, lS64j
Editor, htliigencer;
Thinking you would ike to hear Of
the safe arrival of some of the LIST Nir.
ginia Infantry, I here send you the
names Of those who came down on the
last boat from Richmond:
Capt Thos, Reed, Co. H; Sorg't. VIM
S Tippet, Go. |; Gorp'l Alfred Balfzsll,
Co. l; Drummer John Reese, Co, y;
Piyatcs John Shepard Co. F; George
Prother, Co. B; Michael Conley, Co. i,
and Thos Crawford, Co. G.
There was some FIVE men of the Up.
shur county militia, who we're captured
las! September, who came down with
US.
Ialso enclose you the Richmond Dis
patch Of the 7lh, thinking you would
like 10 see il. Those of the LIST Va. who
are yet on Belle Isle are in pretty good
health, The c. S are sending prison.
ers to Georgia very fast, and l fear that
our boys will be sent there in fewd days
Yours in haste, VIZ. S. TlpPErr,
Serg,t Co, |, lst va. Infantry.
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ADVANCEMENT.

BJ-We are authorized to announce DIR, DC.
as candidate flr the Office Of Coun.
ty Superintendent Of Public Schools. at the Gu.
suing election, - ge,, e
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INC KentueLy Consplracy.

The Louisville Journal says in regard
10 the alleged plot to take Kenlucky iAio
The Confederacy:
We doubt not that there is some
foundation for the statement OF rumor,
All know how intensely and passionate
ly ANXIOUS The macy rebols in Kentucky
are FOX tho triumph Of the rebellion with.
in her limits, All know that their
whole thoughts, feelings, hopes, yeain.
ihgs and ASPIRATIONS are for her annex
alton no mater by what means, to the
rebel Con(ederscy, No doubt they are
to a large extent organized, having dis.
irict committees, aud city committees in
all directions; committees sworn to SO.
crecy, moving TO and fro in coats Of air,
and putting everything, SO far as they
can, inr9ainess for . general ipsurrec.
lion whenever formidable rebel iorces
shall make their appearance; among VS..
Our Stale has within her bosom spies,
Conspiroiors, and aiders, and comforters
of the rebellion, men incomparabiy
more dangerous to the Federal Union
than the rebels in tho rebel ConfederEey
and, whenever any Of them, especially
any members Of secret rebel committees
can bu identified, the utmost punishment
authorized by law should be inflicted
upon them. s3
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Persons calling for thtst ll,tpts, will please
say they are advertised. ind have teicGu>tc
change lccnt, ll B.GlLM0hE, Y. Nj,
mh.24t2 Hr1f r.N HrrF t.-.
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b Order Of
ALBERT G. EROW1,E.

Supervising Special Agent,
Tge@s:.rr Department.
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TX e.

Dickens, in his - 'z1'.yu;i 3r"on4, ms
nifics .'Shares'' IS to,'ons:-,-.L.! e. "te
many this side o. ;he ocean who have III
ready adorte1 ;ais Go>tTiGe. Ihey have
no country. Lo heart, 10 convictions
Their entire being is "Hhar5s:'--ll;e
mature voYng iady is . lady oi propectr.
Tire mai;l-e youii& ayH,.ar'&D s & Ge'lSie-
man OF property &c invests ms p.2ne!-
tv. Ee goes ina conGescens-Hs ala"renE-
ish way mo Jae city, &ttenaa MeetlasS @
directors. and has - do '~J' ;Fa..ie !"
shares. As is wcH linuYG . - wiEc =.
their generation. tYaIsc IL shares ! ~
one, thing to have e do Ni--' i t'e 1'oii"
Have no antecaGcn.S, 10 cStG5'iSi-'d
character. he cultivation, 10 l.>tS no
manners; have sHa-eS. lave S'la1Ss
enoueh 30 be on boards oi direction in
capital letters, oscillate or mysterious
business between London ana Paris, and
he rrea5. Where does lie coine troIf
Shares. Where IS he going 10? Shares
What are his tastes? Shares. hGs ne %nJ
yrn.c;p!ss? Shares. What sIaeeZes hin
into Parliament? Shares. Perhaps he
never of himself achieved success i'll any
thing. never originated anything, never
;roduced anything. Sufficient answer 20
all-Shures, @ mighty Sharfs. To set
those biaring images so Ligh, ana 10 cause
us smaller vernin; rs under the influence
Inf henbanecr Opium, 70 cry ont, night
and day:-''Relieve Us OF our money,
scatter it sor us. buy us and sell us, ruin
us, only we beseech ye take rank among
the powers of the earth, and fatten On
lis.
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News and miscellaneous Items.

A rebel prisoner at Johnson's Island
advertised in the New York Ners for q
substitute to stay there. in his place, says
he "must be 80 years old have good
moral character Al digestive powers );
and not addicted to writing poetry. 10
snch q one all the advantage OF strict
retirement, army raticns, and unm:tigated
watchfulnass to prevent him from getVlng
lost, are offered for an indefinite period.
A .wag, the other, asked his friend,
"How many knavts do you suppose llve
in this street besides yourself = :" Be
sides myself.' replied the other. ' DO
YOU mean to Insult me 2" =" Well then,
said the first, chow many do you reckon,
including yourself ?"
The present mcment is our owH, the
next we never saw.
Death hath nothing terrible III i but
what life has made so.
Get good sense and you viii not repiae
ut the want o. good IacA.
The consumption OF wines has gone
down nearly forty per cent III tA.: cofN-
try. and the consumption Ct cigars one
half. This is in coaseGtencc o. the h'3h
prices for those articles, caused by taxa
fion and the tariff.
A French chemist advertises Q sa!ye Cor
producing slight down or the ilps o.
ladies'. There IS an appnc@tlGl here ''iat
results VITA every tr:ai iii nlacins 4 mons
tache OH TIC hps.os 5eaGtE, ont Il doesn
stay there great whi!e.
a lady in BERKSHIRE Was delivered o.
her twentr-frst chi!d l&ss week 2er
husband is as we'll as can be eAnccted.
Mr. ?. T. Barnum has gone Oh psacs-
able mission to Niagara Fails. II IS
rurnored that he Will bring back the
armistice ior exhibition at the -anseun.
It is mistake to suppose every man
we see with brick in his hat to DC Il
mason.
The american says Waterbury has
tsfilled her quota" under the new cog
law. One hundred and s;xtY-two dogs OF
all descr ptions, including 'crlrs OF low
degree" have been registered at the town
clerks Office.
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Co.soL, ;n Louisiana.

The ravages Of the worm are producing
most disastrous results upon the growing
cotton crop. Notwithstanding the fire.
quent and copious rains OF the summer,
there was more than fair prospect for an
abundant yield OF the feeey staple, yield
that would have greatly added to the gra.
the metropolis of the Southwest. Now
many planters are actually disposing of
the baiing and rope taken to their planta-
tions for the purpose of sending to mar
ket a CROP which bade fair to do much to
retrieve I the condition of fortunes sadly
shattered by the political and social con-
visions of the past few years. We can
not conceive more serious injury to our
planting and commercial interests than
through the section of the State under
the control of the United States military
authorities, seems likely to proye.-M 0.
Times.
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: GST GE7 E.Zsl2.T3lLs9 T,E3EAzVE!tI Ira
J.! tue .Cst once 1t Llau.o.!, = -, sept. 11th,
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: GST Gr E.Eil2.TE1EsG I1E3E2EVE!;lI & 7N
IL tue .ost once at LtatlO.: $. -, sept. Ilth,
lSjl
Free de,yery of Letters. by carriers ct TIE residences
OF owners, n!y b. secured bg Observing ;ne following
rules:
l. Direct letters PLAINLY 10 the street anG number as
well Gs The Post UIice and state
=. lead lcs.ers witt ihc waters Pos. Olice and
State street AID number, SIN thea plainly Hith full
name, and request that answers Oe directe,. accord
ingly
j. Letters 20 strangers transient visitors in town
city, whose special address may be unknown, should
be marked, in the lower left hand corner, with the
word Transient"
4. Place the postage stamp on the upper righ-han
corner and leave space between the stamp and drec
ton, for post-marking without interfering with the
writing.
n. B.-A request for the return of a letter to the
writer 4 unclaimed within 30 days. less written OF
printed with the writer's name, Post Office and State
across the le-hand end of the envelope on the face
side will be complied with at the usual paid pos
tage payable when the letter Is delivered to the writer
SEQ - Law 0f lSl3
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TIrTl SracIAL AGEycr.
SUPPLY DIsrEICTS.

Supply stores may be located in the town of
Beaufort, South Carolina, upon ST. Helena,
Ladies and Hilton Head Islands. An aggrc-
. gate amount of monthly sales will be permitted
as agreed upon b. the General Commanding
and the Supervising Special Agent of this
Agency.
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Circular no. I.

-. ..yo~s, sc,s concerning Commercial inter-
..,.,rs..I..tveeo loyal and iaurrcct;onar states
and =, proY:l;o or the collection Of captured
srd abandoned roYc~,r and tie prevention OF
f-,.nJ. i, sfo-os declared in insurr2ciior,' ap-
r~,ye.' - ,he r.. .ii.ut @: th@ United States,
Wv . 1884 new reruIations have been pre-
,o..d hv tho Hon. secretary of the Treasury
tbe following Local Rules are he.eby pro.nu-
rated by tae Supervising special Agcn: CT this
.Agancy tor the guidance OF ali concerned.
r,,,-,, s,,,c1,I AcrvcT.
,,,u,,1.r;,...,r.r, s,......5 s,oci,I -
,..,:..-Io,, ,1....d % ,, c.r,-
40, .,,o ,o,.,, .,5 o,s. ,,,~- of F.o,ido in
-,,,,..r 10. W.. ,ha e.a.o e son,, Cora,ina
-, r. ~, e coor,.;o - : or :
,,,ul, occ.r;ol br vat;o,a, f,rcc. op,rotinr
-. -, r;h;...o..;. s,,,u h.ra,f.or
ne known and designated rs the Frjlh Special
Agency Of the Treasury Department.
S,D,,v T,srr,crs
c,rr,,. storns NOV bo Ioco,ed in tho TOWN Of
pooneor+ South Csro,;ro nron & Ho,cna
oA:os ,nd Hilton Uood islands An orrre-
!. of ,,,,,,,.,,,,. soIos viii be rorm;ttod
As agreed upon b. the General Commanding
and the Supervising Special Agent of this
Agency.
SUppIY STORES.
Any person desiring to establish a Supply
Store at anv place above provided must make
written application to the Supervising or Assis-
tant Special Agent. Said application will be
recorded upon the books of the Agency in the
order in which it is made, and no application
will be considered which shall be made prior to
the military occupation of any territory: And
the amount permitted for sale by any person
shall not exceed the sum of three thousand dol
lars per month, and no person shall be inter-
ested in more than one store.
Arr,p,y1r OF APPLICANT FOR SuprIY STORE.
Each applicant must file in the office of the
proper Agent an affidavit to the effect that he
is citizen of the United States, native born or
naturalized. as the case may be. and that he is
in all respects true and loval to the Government
thereof.
o, c,n, c,on,
r,oh ora,:aan. r.hn .no, f,rn;sb rho rcon;r.d
~ ,,.1 - II o,oo.,.o
49,. ,o,1 - tho 1rni.oa
S"N .,,o o,,an.,,,,. 0r,o,n.
- -, ,:,' :.s,, ,,,,, .ns.o;o.- s'r,,;os 20
""''''' '">N'' ,..:-
u "fpio''u y ''~
'F''i"' :. -Ae''"' c Go
~ 'i'0'''1 wa ,''i- - ''',','
CPon '''t eAe'''''O'' '' '''' ","' '''''' F'o
'l''e" '''' &c n pc -ts''''
ap IcaIi III a"t"OI!N io' :" sVH-. s'oi| ~ '4'>
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.aAGNoLga ucEgrAHE s2L2cg.

A YOUNG ~ ,WI@HGS : SITUATION AN
"a CuCK; e:thtr IA , sla..;aer cc .si class ho.lI !;
understands al! limos Ci Iests, soups, pr! "Lu
COOKERY. adGrrss .or twO Gays, W. C o!.!ce u '''e
ffee South.
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Hogen, Samuel
HoIchkks Willard
Haywood, Gary.
Hail. Sarah Jane
Hanchett, Eben
Haywood, Mrs. D..
Henlott Pac
Haywood, Rachel.
JENkEN, Mrs. JOE
Jackson, Jake
Jones, Phebie
LEE, GEORGE
Lampkins Edward
Lawrence, Sylvie
Lencum, Mrs. John
Lawrence, Andrew j.
MANUEL BARDFN
Murry, Ellen
Morris Rose
Murry, Sarah
Mcqueen, Ann
Myers, Grace
Murry, Mrs. Patsy
Merrill, 4.
Miles, r. W.
Mango, Charlotte
Murry, Patty
Martin, Samuel
Milton, Daniel
bIenles, Caroline
3lyars, billy
Met lellen. Capt. Chas. H.
Mcknight, Adjt. \. j.
Pow Ell. TiLLA ,
lhenix, EGward
Pulauap, Mrs.
Place, ;,amuel r.
EI.EItS, Mrs. lRL ;
iced. suSau
SI..EOND. JOHN
Small, SGSau
StedLmaE, I'm. c. .
Scost, y iiiiIL
SI.ee5 Daniel B.
WOOD. CATE
WL.r.,I. Eav:d :.
-. ,....s s. f-ft.
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ARREST, MARY
Aderson, Ammy
Anthony, VIM. II.
BURTON, THOS. c. 9
Brown, Mrs. sylvester
Bardsley, Samuel
Bright, Abby
Bulks, Grace
Barnwell, Lydia
Brown, Lydia
Byant, William
Benson, Samuel
Bowen, Martha
Barker, John Ii.
Blake, Captain
Brion, Cely
Buch, Bernhard
benjamin, Harriet
Bennett, Sumner
CORSON, HENRY
Craft, B. Morris
Carter, Melang
Cook, Agnes
Cammel, Susan
DICKSON, HANNAH
Diclienson. Walton e.
Danalls, Henrietta
Dorsey, Amalda
Davenport, Levi s. ,
DelyonS, Alexander 3
FOWLER, CHARLEY
Floyd. Ira IL
Frazier, Phe6e
Earge:, v i!liam
&c. .uSCu, . r.bG
GGIIUS, HELEN
Garrott PGi.lis
Genne, .,.rS.
Gn him, Clara
Gayey, William .
Si!:etT, L. l..
Green, i,Csanna
arauI, .l-s. Ne.lem
Grant, M!s. Robert
Green, 10y
G;aumrr, Cable
GaIAgE, .inGrew Sn-.u
HAYWOOD, f-.lItE
EGm. Eamcr
Hgutoa, MS.
lLeEGrrs, LC.u.T5
I.r.r,.s w sL:'rr. WV
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Lo"AL ErLHs Conc .UN!Nti COMMERCIAL ~
T.aCoyHSa VIII AEO ~ STATE -i>j'
PARIS OF STATES DECLARED N lNSIR-
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Joseph sEYBoLD,

B-Psrsons Aayins already paid then taI's
win please call in.naedh deiy at my once w'.n
their tar reseiuts. 10 order. that may refund 70
than teo and half Der A,entum of the County
lew so paid by thsm before the passing Of the
order of th. Beard q Supervisors above referred
to- s. l--. SKA -, '''-'-i-1SS - a
octI2-tpl =. %. VI "
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Mr. Vim. + Coleman, one OF the most
active men in San Francisco in support Of
the war, one Of the founders Of the Peo>
pls's party in that city, and prominently
connected with the Sanitary Commission
in California, has published letter strongly
advocating McClollan's election, as the fol>
lowing extracts will show:
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10, 1864.
As an independent Democrat, opposed
Mr.. Lincoln; but, as Q citizen, l adopted
his election, as legal and fair, and deter
mined, as in duty bound, to support him
unfalteringly and unainchingly =" |
dreaded war and opposed II; but, Sumter
once fired upon, all efforts toward peace
were plainly futile, except ut tbs end Of
severe struggle, and, with millions Of Dem
ocrets, I Joined in the issue, and lent my
fullest support to the Administration All
sympathy gave way before duty and right.
I assisted in raising and citing troops for
the field, and fige thousand dollars per an
nun would not cover my contributions to
the cause. B .@
gladly contributed to the Sanitary
Commission, aud similar, efforts, always
taking pains to say acted As j Democrat;
and that while was for an active, Ihot
ougb, vigorous prosecution Of the war, |
hoped the day was near at hand when we
could hail q glorious and honorable pace -
the Union. / hope it is near At hand now,
and, with thousands Of others, | adopt Gen
McCiellan's statesmanlike and patriotic
policy as. the true one for the country to
pursue. e6l
II necessary to the salvation Of the
Union say let the war go on; but when>
ever the Union can be saved without vast
ing more blood and treasure, 10 the mans
OF humanity, Of patriotism, and OF com n on
sense. let us do il. look for tens of thou
sands Of good Union people to join heartily
| in this
While Mr.. Lincoln is probably very
| good man in his way. his Administration
| has been far from Harmonious or successful:
and, with all deference, think that, after
foil trial, be has shown himself able neither
Eproperiy to conduct war nor 70 conclude
o peace; and We want man 1t the head oI
the Government who is able to do either
or both
Very truly, your obedient servant,
T1i WV. TCoLRsAs.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-25

N. B.-I would particularly invite Country Mer-
chants TO call and examine my stock before Purchas
ing elsewhere as am sure that offer greater in
nucemen,s than any other house in the city, assnW
stock was purchased before the late rise.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-25

l have had my Waddington estate surveyed ant
divided into seven parcels to suit purchasers, ant
will offer the same at public auction on
!NFnNnAu nOnn mn
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-25

GEN. CARL ScHvRz has taken the stamp.
Whether he took it by slow advances or BY
direct and dashing assault, the military
exploit is undoubtedly as great . one as he
ever achieved. sI - -c5RIa5st