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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-02

A WHOLESALE AEREST-PRovosT MAR
Shall OFFICE CLosED-CONDUGT or PAR
TIES UNDERGOING AN IYvEsTIGATIox.-M
itary circles were slightly agitated yes
terday over the closing of the Provost
Marshars Office, and the arrest of the
entire parties connected with it. In
the forenoon Col Hammond ordered
Capt. Hewett to take charge Of the Of
fee, allow no one to enter it not con-
nected with it, and to place all the
parties-orderlies detectives, and Off
cers-under arrest The Colonel
charged Captain Dunn and his assist
ants with malfeasance in Office, and he
is determined to have the case fully
investigated Major Wharton, of the
9TH Kentucky cavalry, has been tempo
rarily assigned to duty as Provost
Marshal of the city, and win enter upon
the official cares of his Office TO day.
The conduct of the retiring parties is
now undergoing an investigation before
the proper commission. The evidence
will be closed in day or so, and the
proceedings forwarded to Col liam
mond, when we expect to lay a full
report before our readers Comment
at this iuncture of the case would be
idle, and might do unintentional
wrong, so we refrain from all remarks,
being content simply to state the facts
so far as they have been diyulged to
journal
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S25 REWARD.

CroLES OFF OF BY COUNTER. Nor and 10
- Puiatc square, b. tan Yong man. dTE hair
bgbt eomp5eKio with nn0u.fa-he hai on z Auaii
nine hAs, one siFer-beaded waking cane, rather
DARK representing roses os6. viii give the alnYc
reward ioE ihe ief aid siieE Or ten dollars fnr The
eeie-u JNO. T. NEWMAN.
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Executive committee for the State.

Pa. Fast Ttanesset SAMUEL. r RooERs,
Knox, Coz r K BYRn, Roane: DR. w G
BnogSLoW, Knox; HoS d IS PATTERSON,
Greene; PEGEz DroEIxsoE, Knox.
FOR Hiddie Tennessee Hos III NJ BRI-
~, Davidson LENS THLMAS, Bedford,
Az $ LRDHEY, Davidson; WILLIAM
SPEscf, Rutherford; Joss Fowler, Da-
wilson
FOR Rsst TeHnesscc--J i MERRYMAN,
Shelby w x HAIL. Weakleyi J B
BIXGHAM, Shelby; ALyrx HAwKns, Shell
10y; DAVID A NgSN, Haywood
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T'HREE OR FOUR GOOD CARPENTERs cas-
6nI constant employment aad good SAGE ~
caling af the Shop 81 Charles Rich, AsIfh summer
street, near the Geferaneut hor-e Pen.
CHARLES RICH
sep2s-lwe
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LOST.

ON THURSDAY, TIE eaih INsT TIKI DE
I J charge Papers Of Corporal r 8 Whiie %. =.
~ Esst Tenn. inf.ntfy. Whoever may ind the
-tme and leave them - Tins Office, Tiii receive
iteutl reward.
Ocfi-zte
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FOR EAST TENNESSEE
-. Coz. r. A CRAWFORD, of Greene
Col L. e. HOUK, Of Anderson.
DR JOHN C. EVERETT, Of Meigs
is.faG
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE
!, O. SHACKLEF0RD, of Montgomery.
I. h. GIBBS, Of Wayne
Col W. D. STOKES, of DeKalb.
FOR WEST TENNESSEE.
ALMOND CASE of Obion.
w. H. FITCH, Of Shelby.
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TO THE
SOLDIERS
We HAYE PUBLISHED A BEAUTL
Soldiers Certificate.

FOR THE USE OF sOLDIERs.
Il Is printed in four colors, rspreson
Cavalry, infantry, aud Artillery, marcel
in countless numbers into Dixie, With dri
beating. eolors flying, etc. A blank li1
leu for the BGmo Of ths Soldier, C0mpa
Regiment and Officers; sizo 1877.
certificate is enclosed IA a pa5teboard q
aud can Be sent 10 any part Of The coul
without iajury; and thesoidies, afJes GlI
up the blank lines, can put 10 back iRI
tube aud rs-mail il b his friends, and d
viii get e framed and preserve ID as q
mem brsuCo.
The demgud for this Certificate is e3
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities
we arc able 90 keep q consl
supply, and will 5ll all ordo IS promptly
Price 50 cents. Sens by mail, propall
(. n. RHODES 4 CO.,
- Union Street,
NashFillI
Agents wan al - ali lhs above.
iulvl-2m.
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DR.. WESTERVELT,
HOMCEOPATHIST,

rs AGAIN N HIS OLD STAND. No. Oh
4 Broad street. "a door tom iie eorLer Of sum
Iner 81 erf where he esn b. found a. All houfs, day
er nislst, ga pFu6rsrlosssle alaeri
anl1i-ha "A. Wk5fhKNELl- A.. b,
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Hio5,Io0 10
The above is exclusive Of the ordinary
expenses of the Corporation. Respectfully
submitted, WN. SHANE, Recorder.
#a AfsfE Il. HENEY, Treasure.
Nashville, Sept 50, 1854.
FUNDED DEBT OF TIE CITY oF NASHVILLE.
Bonds issued to N. 4 c +. Road
In 1910 nm On
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Sta5hIltlR ga1ii0il.
wM. CAMERON & co., Publishers.

- Persons 1rit;ne to Gis o5Ses 10 sub
eTi5s JoT ne Uason, o. on GaK otAe7 tsssiasss,
saoNgS address their letters 70
Nm. C6MERON 4 CO., Pa5iisAsrs.
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Those u.shinz s. GET good bargains "
40 well 10 Sjys az 5 call. or sand in Il
orders.
IN. RHODES 4 CO.,
- Union ARE.
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New 7-3O Treasury NOte Loan.
These notes are issued in denominahons Of $50,
500. $500. $1,000 amt $1,000,
maturing IN THREE YEARS rom Aug- l., 1864
interest payable sem-anHually In currency, 20 the
rate Of Z $40 PER CENT, per annIm
The notes are payable IN Currency al maturity, or
convertible into SEQ SIX PER CENT GOLb
BONDS with interest payable in Gold.
Also, BUY ami SELL, at market rates, all kinds
Of GOVERN ENT SECURITIES, including
U. S. 5-9O BONDS.
u. S. 7-:SO TREASURY NOTES.
u. S. he MOS. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBT-
EDNESS
u. s. QUARTERMASTERS CHECKS.
u. 3. Two Years > per cent. LEGAL TENDER
NOTES.
L. s. Is Percent. COUPON and REGISTERED,
of 1851.
q. S. QUARTERMASTERS' VOUCHERS aud OR
DER5 on WASH INGTON for One Year Certificates.
MAKE COLLECTIONS
IN Nashville, and Furnish Sight Duaits for any
amount New York, Cincinnati and Louisville.
U. S. Revenue Stamps on hand for Sale.
A. 6. SANFORD, President.
JAS G. OGDEN, Cashier. l-epg3-lm
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Water Works Bonds held by the
Union Bank, due Nov. 10, 90, $50 90 |
City improvement Bonds, due
Oct l6, 1852, so 900 90 |
School Lot Bonds to L. II. Ewing,
due February 20, lSs3, 10000 90 |
Wharf Bonds 70 j. L. Hadley,
due Sept. !, 1859, 10000 90 |
Reservoir Bonds for ground of
Maury's heirs, due January l,
1862, 5000 90
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sor Presidcnt.
Eror Vice-President,
: ANDREW JOHNSON,
ELECTORAL TICKET.

or TENNESSEE.
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HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox
WILLIAM II. wIsENER, Of Bedford.
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Carpenters Wanted.

>, n %, . s. AidiIe D'''Fa' q tennessee
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-06

THE FoURTH passed off quietly and or
deTly 10 this city and neighborhood. The
day was observed by most everybody here.
abouts ia visiting the Fair and the various
other exhibitions fol the benefit of suffer
ing humanity There was very little inebri
alton IN our midst, although we ncs'2cd
few instances where the tiend that "steals
away mems brains" had done his work
most effectually.
4 large number of the Sunday School
ch,lren ol the city gave up their usual pic
nc and attended the Fair, while others re
paired to the woods and spent the day il
Deishboring groves.
There was the usual number Of private
pc MICS, and the surrounding hills were
fllcd with people who had fed from care
add toll and determined to have a day o
Joyful rest,
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THE FA1R.-The Fair on Monday was
+bo attraction. Early in the morning over

THE FAIR.-Ihe Falr on MOnuay was
he attraction. Early in the morning over
tvo thousand Sabbath School children we're
formed into line on Fourth street and
marched to the Fair buildings. After the
exercises were over and the children had
seen all all that was to be seen, the vast
multitude of youngsters retired, to make
room for visitors Of more mature years
During the whole of the day the various
halls we're crowded, and ice cream and 9th
er refreshments were sold as rapidly as
1Le- could be dealt out. Over one hun
dred gallons of cream and an equal quanti>
II Of sherbet, and an almost unlimited sup.
pr Of cake, was disposed Of at handsome
f,ures. The commodious dining hall was
filed from eleven o'clock A. NJ. until two
o'clock P. Nj. with different strangers who
had entered the Fair buildings with view
of spending the day in seeing the sights.
1t night the Concert Hall was crowded
to its utmost capacity, and after the excel
lent performances were concluded, the
grand bazaar was perfect jam. The crowd
fingered until almost midnight. when the
Marshal announced that tho doors would
be closed, and the lights extinguished.
Yesterday the attendance was not so
large, but tho buildings were comfortably
filled in the evening,
Yesterday morning the total receipts re-
ceived by the Cashier exceeded twenty-one
thousand dollirs.
Among the donations received since our
last We notice two hundred and fifty dol
lars, worth of refined cast steel, from the
Black Diamond Steel Works of Park,
Brother d Co, of Pittsburg. Also nice
wreath, containing the photographs OF
Gen. Mcclellan and Gen. Grant, which was
presented to Floral Hall by Miss Lawsons
and J Kelley, of West Alexander, Pa.
Carl Wofsohn's Concert, in Concert
Hall, F1'r building was well attended, and
the performers gave general satisfaction
By reference to an advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that the prices
of admission to the different halls has been
Ieduced.'
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can c,n.
scisntiously recommend to those suffering
from distressing cough, DR.. Stricklsnd's
MelliAuous Cough Balsam. It gives relief
almost instantaneous, and is withal not
disagreeable to the taste. There Is no
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam 10
one Of the best preparations in use, and Is
ali that its proprietor claims for, It. We
have tried it during the past week, and
found relief from a most distressing cough.
1t is prepared by DR.. Strickland, No. 9
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O., and
for sale by Druggists at so cents per bottle.
d&wlyM&W s.:
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A Terrible plot discovered

1t is stated on very good authority IN
Washington Oity that Mr.. Seward has pre-
pared grand coup to demolish the Demo-
cratic party and re- elect Mr.. Lincoln. He
has invented splendid plot, which is to be
exposed, oe course, in due time, going to
show that the Democracy are involved In q
vast conspiracy to smash things generally.
1t is said that q thousand pages of evidence,
going to prove the existence of this terrible
conspiracy, has been submitted to Mr.. Lin.
coin, and that wellknown general, once
respected, has lent his name to tissue Of
nonsensical ISLANDERS upon members of the
Democratic party. It no secret that q
vast system Of espionage has been organized
all over the North, and proofs will soon be,
forthcoming that the mails are regularly
tampered with to find evidence, if possible,
against persons who are inimical to the ad
ministration. ...-
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Ir THE CoNrEsTs.-The contests for the diff
fsrsnt articles at the Fair are becoming
somewhat interesting. The vote stood last
night:
For the Sword Gen. Kelly ia; Gen
Sigel sc.
3 For the fine sword presented by John L.
Lakin, to be voted for between Colonels OF
Western Virginia regiments-Ool. Thoburn
81; 1t. Col. Lockwood 30; Col. Quits
2s; Col. Duvall IL Col. Powell 6; Col.
Wilkinson 4; Col. Capebart l; COL Lstham
l; Ool. Strotber l. gA
For Silver Horn-Rough and Ready Hose
Company 423; Guards 1862; Hope 294.
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FOlREIllvelvs \ 7 Ill|ll IN lvsNEWS. n VS.
FIght between the Keasarge
~ and Alabama.
CAPT SEKNES SLIGHTLY WOUND
4 ~ 49,. ED. -,.uv

Nrw YORK, July 5.-The Stesmer City
Of Baltimore, arrived this morning. / The
pirate Alabama left Cherbourg on the 18th
to engage the Kearsarge, and attscked her
10 miles from CherbourgS The engagement
lasted an hour and forty minutes. Both
vessels made seven complete circles in ma-
nouvering, 1t the distance of from q quar-.
ter to halfs mile. The Alabama was sunk.
Semmes and part of bis crew, were saved
by the English Yatch Derhound. Semmes
Was slightly wounded in the hand. Before
leaving Oherbourg, the pirate left his chro
nometer, his specie and ransom bond there.
No one was killed and only 8 seamen
slightly wounded on the Kearsarge. She
landed and wooded at Cherbourg, the YES.
sci sustained but little injury. .n,Gal5s u
Semmes declined public dinner at
Southampton. and wena to Paris to repsrt
to the Confederate Commissioners.
Three Of the AlAbama's officers and 6
of her crew were landed at Oherbourg, from
the French Pilot boat; also severalfrom the
British ship Acton.
LArrsT.-The Dano Germanio Confer.
ence, yesterday accomplished nothing
the proposition forsrbirration was rejected.
The conference is regarded as failure. 1t
is supposed that hostilities will recon-
mence on the 2sth of June. Fl
It is stated that the Kearsarge captured SO
of the officers and crew of the Alabama.
Semmes publishes statement that he
had Z killed and 20 wounded, and charges
that the Kearsarge continued firing after the
Alabama struck her flag.
Ootton-on the 23rd, quiet and unchang
ed.
Breadstufs firm with an upward ten>
dency, provisions steady, produce steady.
Consols- at 89f q 893.
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STOLEN CHAIN RECovERED.-About three
weeks ago gold chain, valued at fifty or
seventy FIVE dollars, was stolen from the
residence of Mr., Perrine, on the Island
Since that time nothing could be heard oi
rho whereabouts of the chain until Satur>
5av last. when officer Pender found it In
the possession Of woman named hrester
a Martinsville. daughter of Mrs. Kreste'
bSd stolen the chain from MIR. Perrine's res
ldencc The stolen property was given up
ard prose ufiou thereby averted.
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Fires in New York and
Saratoga.
-.ss.s..ssssss.,s.ss..s.
&C ssignstts,

Sac oeienette,
New YoRK, July 54other brands. ,me
~ hres yesterday. Gin, Irish and Scotch Five
large buildings Port and Rhine Wines, teriap
%IoI 91T, fic Liquors; BlacthcI,,:,
Cnurcn on Way; Old and . dwellings, on
Grand street destroyed, besides heavy dam.
age to some ten other buildings is the result
of one fire. The gross loss is about $780,
900. a,
SARATOGA, July 5.-The Bethesda water
cure International hotel, and all the build
ings between the Crescent and Clarendon
hotels are destroyed. The Crescent, Union
and Congress hotels are not burned as erro.
neously reported.
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From Louisiana.

New YoRK, June Slate private ad.
vices from Port Hudson state that the reb'
els are active in that quarter. Brig. Gen.
Ullman is in command of oil the negro
troops in that department-35 reaiments-
with headquarters at Port Hudson, the
troops there are in excellent health. 1t is
reported that Dick Taylor had crossed At
chafalays river, june 5th and an engage.
ment ensued. No particulars. Gen Can.
by is expected at Port Hudson on the 18th
of July with the 19 army corps and is ex-
pected to leave Mrrganza on An expedition
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TABIEAuX.-The tableaux for to night
ar5 being gotten up on the comic style, and
will we are sure. please all who may be
fortunate enough to be present to witness
them. The war path is the leading tea
ture, while other comicalties familiar to
evory body will be introduced. Lock out
ior Il. /" 'or any other man. as acom'
pete surprise should not take place.
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PRISONERS. One hundred and forty.
nine prisoners, recently captured by Hun.
ter, were brought to this city early on Sat-
urday morning. Among the number were
ten officers, the highest in rank being .
Captain. "Butler" Greer and Pryor Boyd,
who left here in 1861 with the Shriver
Grays were in the crowd. Nt>sf5"E'
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Notice..

All persons having bills against the vari
Gus Committees of the "Fair and Festival
will please make them out at once, and en-
close in an envelope directed to the party
contracting the bill endorsed "Bin for Fss,
tival and Fair" To be left at the ticket
Office on John street.
By order Of the Executive Committee
Fl B. DAVENPORT, Sec~
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS :! SHIRTs!! "A full as.
sortment of French and American cassl>
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also IS dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2, $l5, $l8, $2l and $24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of su
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. II. LAKIN,
No. lOa Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
ss.. ..ssa.. mh29 6m
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The RIVER has declined to such low
stage as to compel the light draft steamers
to tie up. But few steamboats, can run
now, and they are but little larger than
good sized skiffs.
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WHEELING WEEKLY REGISTER.


Ta" Eve IS 90
With all clubs of ten and upwards an extra copy
will be sent to tho gctter up Of the club.
The REGISTER contains the latest War, Po-
litical and Commercial News;
The latest news by Telegraph from all parts OF
the United States and Europe;
The latest intelligence received by MALI
The latest Foreign and Domestic Market he
ports;
A full synopsis Of News from the Southern
States;
A full report of the proceedings Of the West
Virginia Legislature;
The proceedings of our State and United 6t,tes
Courts, and the Local State News.
The RRaIsrRR, in its Politics, In War a. In
Peace, is for the Country and the, whole Country
for the Government more than the mere sd-
ministrators Of authority-for the Constitution
more than those who, however, exalted they may
be in place and power, seek to violate fts provis.
ions. II upholds and honors q Union of equal
States with equal privileges, and with equal
and exact justi,e to ! its citizens. We are for
he old Flag altogether, and the cid Union, - far
AZ II isossible to restore it, and for the existing
Constitution, in its spirit, letter and purpose.
Uoou the coming events Of the year rest the
sptiIe hopes of the People and Government. We
are in the midst of bloody and protrscted Civil
War It's duration and close depends upon .
xiasr truer and more patriotic policy than we
have seen during tie present Administration we
owe It TO the memory Of our fathers and TO the
hopes Of our children, TO the future Of our eoun-
try. and to the best interests Of mankind, to
change policy which ID drifting us farther and
fsther from the land marks Of our patriotic srss
The RrsrsrsR will do all 1t can for those pur
roses and hence, the Publisher invites suppor
and encouragement from all those who while
wishing for 8 good NEwsrApER, also wish TO hsys
a ,ouud constitutional Journal.
K%Specimen copies OF the hEeisIEs sent ffee,
mon appiicatiop, TO any address, and ss many u
LRWIS BAKER b Co,
| Publishers, Wheeling, West Va.
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THF CAPTURE of Martinsburg yielded
several millions of dollars worth OF stores
aud clothing to the Confederatss, Including
a wagon train of over five hundred wagons.
Passengers from Cumberland last night
state that a Confederate force was at Pat
rerson's Creek, seven miles from Cumber-
land yesterday morning.
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Nor DEAD.-Itaffords us pleasure to state
that the announcement Of the death of H.
Lee Heiskell, Of this city, (who is now in
the Confederate army,) was premature
He 'sstill lives," and perhaps has ere this
read his obituary. rr .,.
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MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, July &
Money less active Z. Sterling lO9S.
Gold firm opening at 235@23S, sdvsuo-
ing to 246@248 and closing at A4.
Government stocks firmer, $40 coupons
lO5@lO5s, 7;aO Treasury notes Oct. and
April l04. E
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Storeship Courier Lost.

New YORK, June 5.-The storeship
Courier, from Boston, for New Orleans,
was totally lost on the 18th Of June, on
Leonard's Keys Bahamas. The small
arms, rigging, &C., were saved and sent to
Nassau. Commander Greg, and the off,
GERS and crew were saved, including sailing
master, Edwin B. Pratt, of Boston.
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Fessenden Accepts.
HUNTERS MOVEMENTS.

New YoRK, June 5.-The Tribune says
Mr.. Fessenden has accepted the secretary.
ship of the Treasury and has assumed its
duties. '&i.a-
A Baltimore special to the Tribune states
that Hunter with hls whole force is in good
condition and 10 moving to thwart desig ofns
the rebels on their rsiding excursion.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-06

PRowLrEG THIEvEs.--For two or three
nigbts past attempts have been made to
break into MIR. s Laughlin's house, Az be
:. Casb;er of the Sanitary Fair, we sup
nose these scoundrels expect to steal
tbo, norton of the funds Mr.. L. vas un,,
able to deposit, The thieves have been
scared off each time.
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&BSYsaAL NorIon Double the sbsvl IHtss.
Yearly Advertistn8 on reasonable SsRnas, eocof~
ing TO the space occupied md the nnnb8 - AaASes
ads.
All sdvertssmsnss from traaasnt persons = sifAaS
s.S to bs pgtd Iof IN advance.
Budnsa Cards not sxeeedns I've ltass, eie pG ys>s,
% t6 Tor ix months, but fof shosts pszsod nsAnS
Win be counted less than Q square.
The privilsgs Of Annual Adv@tidns h lAnitsd %
the Adverssrs' own immediate businsss; ana aN a.
vertissmsn Tor the bansat Of oth9 psEsons y ~ =
llllsgal adveFtsementA and sdv@tisomsns q An1ola
sales and real estate sent tn By then nnss b a1 e
the usual fstss.
T TAavgtismsnts not sccompanisd IN vs1beA
ifecdons, win be tnssgtsA until iostA, "a SAAeysA
accordingly.
Notices br Public NsstinsI :sss charged n ~ sasss
fp1 rates.
Marriages, Houcs Of sunszals, ana snaeunsGnats
sermons, % cents saeh. .-
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OoRREcTIoN.-We have been requested
to say that the donation, to the Fair "a
nett spencer) which we credited to Mrs.
Col Lockwood the other day should have
been credited to Mrs. Edmund Lockwood.
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Surrender Of Petersburg De
q O ik .51l maude6 Il hrs

ri Passengers on mail boat Highland Light
report that day bef1rs yesterday General
Grant sent . demsnd for the unconditional
of Petersburg, but no answer had
been received when che Highland Light
left. They also say that appearances indi
Gated lively work.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-06

THE CIRCUS, and the excellent side shows
which accompany it, have been we'll pat
ronized since opening here in connection
with the Fair. They will perform here
but two days more.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-06

CINcINNATr.-R. B. Bowler, Esq, an
old and prominent citizen Of this place, And
President of the Kentucky Central Rail-.
road, was run over by an omnibus and IN
stantly killed, yesterday afternoon.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-06

THE WEATHER yesterday was few de
grees warmer than it has been during the
past week.