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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-09

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Washington Saloonl
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our Ssrrl6tm8 taasiiter arfttfer, .6as Sen
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VIRSINlA SALOON,

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MONTICELLO HOTEL
9tr. 1876 UNI 1877 Srrdritr.; jrifSrn Der 6. MI.

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Ielrc Stn3eieen.
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tintH.gsf4dfte austnfnhrtAun thar 70 kiais aIS mialtd.
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FARMERS HOTEL,

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ges q eta ullno ptfn hf1Eiati f,ttif pirt tmi1
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SeneOiae @oetem.

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AtU@tnfeI& 81 80, 49,
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4nNE tnb &6nntex6tSL
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14
The Ma tiOnal Democratic Con
yentiOn to be held at Chicago.

New YORK, Jan. 13.-At a full meeting
of the Democratic National Committee last
night it was unanimously voted to hold the
National Convention at Chicago on the 4th
day Of July next.
The Times special from Washington of the
l2tu, says: Gen. Hancock has gone north
to arrange in several States, where his corp:
was recruited, measures to increase its
numbers by new eplistments to $4,000. The
whole to be destined for special service
Gen. Burnside Las authority TODD the same
A Washington letter to the Tribune says
Ii has been decided to remove the rebe
capital to Columbia, S. c. The writer is q
Union man lately from the South, where
be had been clerk in the rebel War Depart
ment. He also says that the gunboats and
iron clads at Richmond are with one excep-
ton, ready for service. On the 18th ult'
they were ordered to make demonstration
on Hampton Roads, but after proceeding
few miles below Drury's Bluff the order
was countermanded.
A gas explosion occurred yesterday il
carriage factory Oh S7th st. Several per
sons were injured and the building damaged
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14

LAST evening, after the Second Branch
"A the Gity Council retired to the room
# the First Branch, to hear reporl
or the city fna.ces, our reporter supeoslRg
the business of the evening closed, came
away: but it seq ms the second branch re.
turned to their chamber, When
Mr. Bicke introduced an ordinance
changing the manner of voting in the city
rom the viva voce to the ballot SYSTEM
This nroposition caused considerable dis
eussiop, and some feeling was manifested
Mr., Hughes and Mr.. Buchanan opposed
the ordinance. Mr.. Cloudy commended that
the constitution of the State provides that
sil elections shall be by ballot, and
charged that Dir Hughes was not In favor
Of any of the laws Of the State. Dir. Hughes
requested Mr.. G. to take this assertion
back. which the latter declined to do, when
the Chair (Mr. Sweeney threatened to
placc him under arrest A vote was 6anal
~ taken, and the ordinance was lost by a
majority of one, ~. or four Of its friends
having retired just before the disGuss'o4
came up.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14
News from Charleston,

BosroN, Jan. l2.-The Traveller states
that letters were received in this city from
Northern clergymen WHO established him
self in Charleston with his family but o
short time before the rebellion. He gives
touching details of anguish and suffering o.
the inhabitants of that place, many Of
whom, hope and pray for redemption eyep
at the hands Of Yankees. in bis or!!n.::oo;:
the time is rapidly approaching when il
will be found necessary to give up the city
to save the people from absolute starvation
OF course all that can leave the place will,
but many have not the means and neither
have they any place of refuge.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14
.I'E|!LEGRIPh
Up to 2 O'Clock. A. M.
Deserti0ns from the Rebel
Army.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald's spec
ial from Washington says: Desertions in
the rebel army continue as frequent as
heretofore. One entire Georgia regimen,
had made arrangements to cross over into
our lines last Friday night if they were
placed on picket, but the opportunity was
not afforded them, probably because their
design was known.
Dispatches from Gen'l Kelly's Depart
ment in Western Virginia, yesterday, re-
port that Gen'l Early is falling back up the
Shenandoah Valley and all fears for the
safety of the Railroad are at rest.
A special to the Herald, Washington the
18th, says that it is known that tax Of 20
per cent. on refined petroleum will be re,
commended by the committee on ways and
Means. Crude oil will probably not be
taxed.
The Democratic caucus agreed by seven
majority, to advise the National Commit.
tee to hold the National Convention at
Cincinnati
1t is understood that the States of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, have been form
ed into department, under Major. General
Heintzelman.
Elk Congressman Bingham, Of Ohio, was
day confirmed as Judge Advocate for the
Department of the Susquehana; II. L. Moss,
[. S. Attorney for Tennessee, and Abraham
Harrison, of Wisconsin, Commissioner and
Consul General to Liberia.
A specia! to the N. Y. World, Washing
ton the 18th, says that it is understood that
the passage of the bounty bill postpones
the draft until the lst of March
The House Committee on elections de-
cided the Decotah contested election case
in favor of DR.. Jones, against General Tod
who now holds the seat.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14

Nrw OPTICAL IssT1TuTE-M. Polachek,
Practical Qcplist and Spectacle maker has
opened an office in this city who're ne IN,
yites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his ceie
brated PERIscoPIc CRYSTAL SPEcTAcLEs Tor
preserving and strengthening the sight de
NO rrants his Glasses to suit in all cases
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu
tation as reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very Promlnen;;
men. also from the press. Also, Field and
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all KINDS Of
Optical Instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at shafer's 'e"el
~ Store oec[o-o'"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The State DE
partment has received evidence satisfactory
refuting the absurd stories recently copied
our press from the European correspondents
in Paris, of the appearance in that city OF
Monsieur Superrille on political mission
from the rebels and of treaty having been
made between tie rebels aud the French
Governnen emit. The entire tone OF the for
eign news is improving, but new and grave
difficulties are likely to occur between ia
nan and the Western Powers.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14

RESTRICTIONS ON WEST VIRGINIA TRADE.
The committee Of merchants appointed
10 confer with the officials in the United
states Treasury Department were the Hon.
r. NJ. Bishop, Capt. VIM. Glepn, Capt. hob
ert Buchanan and Col. YIN. 5. Rand.
In the absence of Mr.. VIM Meilen, Mr.
Heaton received the committee on the 9Th
inst, and the result was favorable to the
loyal West Virginians. Mr.. Heaton viii
accept the proposition Of the memorlaiists
to extend the privileges of trade with the
loyal citizens, and proposes the establish
nsni Of Distributing Post at Charleston,
Kanawha coanty, This was approved by
Mr.. Carson, our Surveyor, whe has ever
sanctioned extending relief to the loyal
West yirginiaus. The memorial in behalf
of the Virginians, signed in this city, &c
the Hon Secretary Chase, will be the larg
est and most influential eyer presented IL
Washington City.
We clip the above from the Cincinnat
Times, Of Monday. 1t conveys gratifying
intelligence to large number of the clti
zens and business men Of West Virginia
We are heartily glad that such lively In
,erest has at last been aroused Old the par
OF our much inexperienced people.
Col. YIN. S. Rand is now 10 the city
stopping at the M'Lure House, aud will b
pleased to suit with the business men c
Wheeling in regard to the above project
They should, md undoubtedly will, at ono
make vigorous movement to attempt
secure what seems to them to be the
rights in the premises,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14

The GREAT CoNcERT.-Our readers hard
ly need be reminded of the grand concer
to be given at Washington Hall this even
ing, in which Gottschalk, .Brignoli, Patti
Mile Oordier, and other musical stars arr
to take part. As perhaps more interest
centers in Gottschalk, than any Other
member of the troupe, we copy the follow
ing notice of that distinguished art,sts from
the N. Y. World: = i54la
"No artistic in the musical world of New
York has ever been so cordially well
coined by the people at large as Mr.. Cots.
chalk. Between his manner and his music
the player soon thaws whatever ice there
may be in the salon, and creates a system
OF friendly rotations that ripen almost into
close friendships before the entertainment
has been completed. Gettschalk wins by
mild influences; he does not seek to batter
you into submission by firing broadside az
ter broadside of popular melody scientific.
cally complicated for tho occasion, but on
the contrary, delights in gaining first the ear
and then the heart by low, plaintive tones,
soothing melodies, quaint fancies, aud the
like. Their simplicity is their beauty
Having gained attention SO far, and lulled
he mind into state of unwonted calm, the
pianist assumes a different mood. The
strength of his genius is displayed. He
rsmbles ftfully among the chords, plucks
with seeming wantonness whole handfulls
of melodies and strews them gaily around
and filings them to the wind as if with
laugh or shout. Your ear follows
the Jack-o-lantern like song, now near,
now far away; now clear and distinct; again
all but lost amid maze of rival tones bent
on "knockiug it ont of time" for all the
world like so many claimants for the cham
pienship. So Gottschalk draws US into the
recesses of his art, unfolds to us its limit
less beauties, expatiates with poetic fancy
upon it's multiplied themes, and beguiles US
with itssighing cadence, and finally cleetri
6es and delights the sopl by pouring before
it grand, majestic, brilliant, ever varying
sounds, wonderful for their infnity as for
heir harmony. In his art GottscLalk EN-
bodies the grand and the beautiful with
the happiest results His light and shades
are meyer iumbled after mechanical FASH
ion; each fail in their proper time. HIS
themes are stanzas Of musical poems, illus
trated and illumined by bis own exquisite
Interpretation of them
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14

TUX Nsw NATIONAL BANK IssUE.-We
we seen a IS bill Of the new National
-~rsDcy, on bank in Columbus.
ahS Gu cravings and pictorials it
mo. In ehe handsome, save that
may be co"S'ue'.O - pictures. We
should Judge, however, it will b. y Of the
d;4,ult 70 counterfeit. On the bac.- v ~
hin va find this statement This note is w
ceivable at par in all parts of the Onlteo
States in payment of all taxes and exercises
la all other dues TO the United states
vcent duties on imports, and also for all
s.Iaries and other debts and demands owing
~ the United States to individuals, corpor'
,;,0s and assoc ations within the United
States. except intererest on public debt"
II will be observed that this currency
IS not pay the debts of one man to anoth-
~, >sss current among the community,
e'' natter of confidence. There is
'N''f ,';on.o,t >aWpelling individuals to
receive them as money currency therefore
a, it stands at present, is M, @n 'a''''O :,
value to the legal tonder greenba 40 " 49,.
individuals are obliged to take for ''
debts as we'll as the Government. on tue
grecpbacks are these words, This Rote Is
legal tender for all debts, public and pF'-
vate, except duties on importations and ~
terest on the public debt, and is receivable
in payment Of all loans made to the On'teo
States
The new currency is precisely like the
issues of all State and private banks, SO far
as not being legal-tenders for individual
debts.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-14
NEW YoRK. In

| 81 NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
COTTON-Firmer and in fair demand at 81 J
for middling uplands. 80 :
iFl0UR-A Shade fiirmer and moderate doini
at 60@6 80 for extra State, chiefly 86@6 81
z 45@7 IS for r H o, 30@7 40 for inferior do
sndf 20 for trade brands.
WHISKY--In good demand at Sc l-2.
WHEAT-In better request and fully lie higher
shippers buying more freely; ! AZ l-2@l 81 foI
Chicago spring, the latter delivered, 50@l 5;
for Nil club, IS 1-29l 81 for winter red west
ern, ~ for old do, and l 6l@l 81 for amber
Mich,
RYE-More active and lower; 25@l 22k.
BARLEY-More active, chiefly for State ct
42@l As.
CORN-Quiet and b avy 25@l Is for ship
ping mixedfwesten,
OATS--More active and shade finer at 81 4
@92
W0OL-Firm and in fair demand at 75@s3 for
pulled.
HOGS-Fair and good demand.
tOFFEE-Quies
SUGAR-Firm at l3H@l4H for New Orleans
l2H, Muscovsdo Havana l3IS
M0LASSES- Steady
PETR0LEUM-Firm, at 81 l-2@32 for crude
Al refined.
PoRK-Steadys old mes, %, new do. Is lsa
prime, 1890, prime mess. Also 1000 Ibis new
for June at % So
BEEF-Firm at 6G7, mess mess 4Q5, extra
mesa very firm at 10 shoulders including very
choice in salt l-2 and 10 l.2@l2 for hams.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
BACON SIDES-In fair request,
DRESSED HOGS-A shade lower 9Q9 l-2 for
western 9@l0.
LARD-Less active and very firm at Is @l3X
and IA for very choice new. Also 1000 bbIs for
February and March at Ia
l5O bbls for February and March at l3 l-2@l4
RUTHERFORD for Ohio and 27@32 for
State.
CHEESR-s'eady at 1910 for common to
prime