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Arrival and CE0sIRs Of NaIIs
AT TIE
CLEVELAND nE POST 0gEIOE.

Asils wil be ogsned and ready Tor delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains
IAN Mails eloss one hour before departure CT
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HOUSES AHD LOIS EoR sALr.

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THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE.
COMO uNDED FROM
CHEROKEE GU.

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Old Age, " eak Nerve. ifficuty Of Treat ing,
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the diretul complaints caused by de- aItng from the
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To tn 9 u no We trifed with their constitutions
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For full pa ticnlars get a ircular from any Drug
store in the cOun ~. write to the gent WI Will
mail tree. TO anyO ed,si ing the same, full reatlse
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NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE

~ SNYDER q WALTERS, 220 Broadway,
New York. Patent Soliciting House and Patent
Commission House combined. ..tE-
neys for securing Patents for Inventions In this
country and in Europe on the most reasonable terms
conduct Infringement Cases, and procure Renewals
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AND SELLING
DEPARTMENT We respectfully submit to the
public that ours s he only Responsible Soliciting
House in the world that has An Exhibition Room,
and an KFFICIEs aud sU0CEssFUL selling department
attached On Patents taken out BY U.s. require ~
Advance Fee for ceiling.
We are in Regular Communication with upwards
Of $50 Patent Sellers throughout the country who
depend wholly for their supply of Patents upon us
Our Exhibition Rooms corner Of Broadway and Bar.
clay street. in the very heart and centre of the city
are daily visited by numbers of Capitalists and men
of Enterprise seeking investments IN valu BILE Pat
ents for the purpose of reselling in Subdivisions
while other and heavier Capitalists are always ready
to purcha-e useful Patent and engage in its manu-
sources of demand that are daily sugmentlng are
uy suffice mt to absorb the entire supply of Patents
that are now being issued and AT "A Il PRICES.
Consignments Of atents for sale are respectfully
sOLlorTED. ANY inf rmatiOn free Responsible Agents
wanted in very county and town, who have fixed
places of business. To such we will pay $50 per
quarter. and eight per cent on a sales to act a.
our Agents for the explanation zone hour or more
per day. OF the models of such Patents as may be
paced in their hands for sale To good Sae,men
VINO will give Their whole time to the business we
VIII pay $SS per mouth. ALSO, IraVenng Agents
wanted At a fair salary.
Agents will be required to e.. some satisfactory
security deps,sit the cost priLe of models, which
will be refunded when returned.
81 Address enclosing stamp
SNYDER & WALTERS,
No. go Broadway.
REFERENCES:
We, the undersigned doing business In New York
City, do authorize Joseph 5. alters and g. H. Sny-
der comprising the firm of the NarUnal Patent
Office to refer to as and believe they will iuct
their business upon strictly honorable principles.
New York, February ~, 1864.
JOSEPH MoKEWAN, Esq, Importer, Is Maiden
Lane, New York City.
W. L. TAYLOR, Esq, Banker, 7s Wall street. New
York City.
CHARLES h: WORRIES, Esq, Banker, As Pine
street, New York CITY,
Pearl street, New York City.
JOHN WILMOT, ESQ.,, Commission, Bowling
Green, New York City
JOHN W. KIRBY, Esq. Metropolitan Bank, 1os
Broadway. New York City.
b ARTHUR, ESQ.,, Director British and American
Exchange Banking Corporation, 63 Wall street,
New York City.
H. DAWES SMITH, Esq, Chemical Bank, corn
Broadway and Chambers street. New York City
March l6. 1864. married., eod&w1y
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We would respectfully cali tho attention OF ous
Old Customer and the Pabu. generally to the fol.
lowing advertisement eonprising some of the lead
Ing articles which. with Increased tacilissesl We
OTTER To the trade:
100 Bbls RectiAed Whiaky.
$50 Bbls Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky.
10 Bbls Oiland Tin.
20 Bbls Neutral Spirits
10 Pipes and eight Dbls Cognac Brandy.
rs Pipes Cherry. MADEIRA and Port Wine.
SO Baskets Champagne.
60 Cases Closet and Souters Wine
900 Thousand Chok Brands Cigars
80 Cases Ssrdines.
200 Cases Cove oysters.
30 Pkgs. Prunes.
10 BbEs Curann.
SO Hhds. Brown Sugar.
$50 Bills Refined Sugar
zoo Pkgs MOassee and Syrup
20 Boxes Pepper and spice.
2o0 Boxes Ground Spices assorted.
6O0 Thousand g. ID. Caps
1000 Thousand sorted Lies Shot.
$4,000 Lbs. Small Bar Lead.
100 Boxes Rabbits sae-atus
1000 Kegs assorted ais and Spikes
500 Boxes VIII dow Glass.
% Cases Flasks.
600 Coils Manila Rope.
100 Doz Bed Cords
70 "a Blocks assorted
50 Bales 'akum.
10 Bills. Pitch.
1000 Pigs. Wagon Grease.
100 Bbs. Carbon On
500 DOE. Pals aid Tubs.
100 Bills. Dried Fruits assorted.
200 Pkys assorted Teas.
Is Sacks rio Office
100 Bbls Ground Coffee.
90 Pks. o. q. ia off5e.
800 Boxes AssO ted brands Tobacco
2oO Bbls Fine-t'u Smoking Tobacco.
40 hegs Gold Leaf Chewing d.
2bD BIKES 'oaD
200 Boxes Assorted Candles.
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ew SFERM ATORRHEA CAN BE CURED
DIR RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SPERMATOR-
RHEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, MPOTENCY.
LOSS OF POWER ETC., speedily and e6ectually. Its
convince the most skeptca Of its merias Price ST .
box Sent post paid to any address by j. J. KRONER,
4O3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa: Circular
tent free. povzl-dtw&wly
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NOTICE IN INSOLVENCY THE
IN ATE OF MINES Ia, COUNTY OF
(i,IODHUE- S. DISTRICT COURT, FIRST

GUODHUE IS. DISTRICT COURT, FIRST
JUDO AL DiSTR.Cr.
In he meter of the petition of Watts Sherman of
said county, insOlvrn deb.Or praying to be dis
cha, ged from his debts in pursuance of the prov
Ions OF Chapter - Of the on,piIed It tn,e Of he
State of MINI ii j. her by ordered that all The
credi ors of said insovent show eau e. II ny they
have be o e id Ourt ON he first Gay o tue next
(ener ii Term tie eOf in and Tor said county BIZ
begun and held at the city OF he'd Wing, in said
conLty. on he TX I'll nl OF deer MBER, AID
lS6,. VIII, an Mss rnment of said insOvent'r estate
should not be made and he be discharged from his
debs AID it i. hereby directed tn this order be
pnh he'd op in ca week for ten successive weeks
AZ Gllo.s: In the Goodhue Vaunfeer newspal er
printed N 9 id county Of oodhae; in tn CANT
PAU. ProNFrR a newspaper prin ed at the city Of
Faint Paul the seat OF gOvern'm mt OF "a "a State Of
Minnes ia: in tn. banu r. ren'ng journal news
paper printed at the city # Albany the seat OF gov
eminent Of the >taie OF New York; and in the ~
nots State Register a newspaper rr nted at tne cry
Of inghed, the seat of government OF inc sta.e Of
Illinois
Dated May 23d A. d. 1864
Judge district Court rst Judicial istrici Mime
sofa. jel1.wllt
WILDER q wI1IlsroS. Attorneys for Peti Toner
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CERTIFICATES ON
- FORECLOSURE OR EXECUTION, for az
II 10 cents per DOZEN - ,,,
PnyH EiOCnnn E1uNAAN0 w
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Diseases of the Nerve us, Seminal,
Urinary and sexual systems - new and reliable
treItment-in nepOr,r OF he HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON sent by mail, in sealed letter envelopes free
ofcnarge. Address DR.. j. Skill, IN HUE(lH ron
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phil.
dephia- Pa ap2 dSw1y
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ID III E n TX FOU DR. !
-AND-.

MACHIN E SHIP,
I'm Trout BROOK at the Railroad Crossing, near
Dayton's Bluff Hudson Road
The attention of all Marhinists Mil bli'der: and
tne people OF the State of Minnesota a! arge e re
epectally solicited to the facilities witch our rnex
CA>TINGS AND MACHINERY OF q! KINDS such
as Steamboat Machinery Engine. Engine pepa!r
ing Flour Min and Saw NH Gearing u and lions Irons
Arch Stones Building Of INNS Sra'e en-, nars ps seigs
70 Rrsidences eme. erles &c Iron anc arass ast
ny Pate M made aud finished At the shortest notice
~ Ca-h paid EM Id ron
tel, d WV WEBB & WEMlCk.
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A DJUTANTGENERAL,s OFFICE.

I" A. GORMAN, Attorney and
w Couns llor at aw, has resumed practice
Office over hdgert0ns Bank. jyc-d win
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-11

BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS. Woodroffe'a
old, original troupe Of glass blowers will
open in Washington Hall on Monday even
ing next. This troupe have just concluded
a six weeks engagement in Cincinnati, and
judging from what the papers say in regard
to them have been very successful a.
Smith & Stetson's Hall 1.-THE largest in the
city, was incapable of holding the crowds
which assembled nightly to see them. A
great feature of the exhibition is the fact
that all the magnificent works of the troupe
are distributed gratuitously among the au'
dience.
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We see by our exchanges thst the rules
of the school boards of the different cities
t orbidding pupils admission to the schools
whs do not exhibit evidences of having
been vaccinated, or who come from families
in which any contagious disease exists, are
being rigidly enforced. This is wise pre-
caution. We are not aware that there are
any contagious diseases prevalent in this
city at present, but as the season. is rapidly
approaching for such outbreaks, our officials
cannot be too rigid in enforcing compliance
with all laws relating to the health of the
city.
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NEW OPTICAL INsTITUTE.-M. Polachek
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened an Office in this city where ne in
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele
brated PERIscoPIc CRYSTAL SPEcTAcLEs for
preserving aud strengthening the sight. DE
warrants his Glasses to suit in all case S
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu-
tation as 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 Shaffer's Jewel
ry Store. dec2S-3m
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Southern News.

. NEW YoiK,I Feb. 10. Richmond papers
of the 9th received. The examiner reports
the srrest Of a W. Heinz, Baker, charged
with being connected with an organization
to release the Yankee prisoners, assasinate
JEFF. Davis and destroy the goyernmet build.
Jugs and work shops in Richmond. Other
arrests were likely to follow, as the roll Of
members was sized with Heinz. LGo'
The arrest Of Hon. Robt Toombs, at Sa-
vannah, for treason and disloyalty, was ru-
mored in Richmond, but is said to have
originated in the fact that Toombs attempt
ed to get aboard the train at Savannah and
was put off by the Guard. A6sW
ia Gen. Breckenridge is appointed to relieve
Gen. Jones, in Command OF the rebel De-
partment Of South West Va.
Rebel dispatches from Orange O. H., of
the 7th, says, the enemy crossed in force on
Saturday, ct Martins Ford, but after short
contest were -repulsed by GEM Ed. john
sons division and driven back over the river
and pursued. Our troops returned this
morning. The enemy also attempted to
cross at Barnett's Ford, but were repulsed
by Gen Scales North Carolina Brigade and
Loomis' Cavalry. 80
The casualties on our side were slight.
IS A letter from Walhalla, s. O., Jan. 18th.
states that Western N. O., and towns in the
county of Georgin, were recently invaded
by 1900 Yankee cavalry, who pillaged in.
Discriminatory and carried off mules, horses,
food, &c, they captured two confederate SOL
diers, whom they handed over to the bush
whackers of West N. C. and Tennesse. who
shot them.
Letters say that the Bushwhaekers have
murdered rebel 1t. Col. Walker, his SON,
Mr.. Young, Col. DaYidsons son and Others.
The Savannah Republican, of Jan. goth,
sees no intentions of formidable attack in
that vicinity. 1t reports, however, an at
tack on the rebel pickets at Whitmarsh
and Smelling of Thunder Bolt Battery by
Monitor, without effect
1t was officially stated that the whole
number of troops enlisted for actual service
since October, is 100000.
Morgan was at Columbus.
The Richmond Wing says the Virginia
Legislature had been occupied in secret ses
sion with the resolution requesting the con-
federate authorities to suspend the ban of
outlawry against Gen. Butler, until the ex-
change of prisoners is effected.
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From Memphis.

New YORK, Feb. 10--A letter from
Memphis on the 4th says German reach'
ed Grand Gulf, Miss, few days ago from
Mobile, which be left on the Goth ult. He
represents that the rebel troops about that
place do not exceed 5000, and are under
the command of Maj. Gen. Murray who has
charge of the defences of the city. All
other trops have been sent to Atlanta in
expectation of an attack.
The troops in Mobile are said to be well
supplied with fosd and clothing.
Gen. Polk has an army at Meridian esti-
mated at from lc,0O0 to 10000,
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DesertiOns from the Rebel
Army.

NEwBERN, N. c., Feb. 5.-Large numbers
of deserters from the rebel army have been
coming in since yesterday morning. They
report that the rebel Gen. Pickett informed
his command, consisting OF $4,000 men,
that there were but 1000 Union soldiers in
Newbern and that he intended to take the
city by night assault. The arrival of a
regiment from Beaufort just before the
enemy cut our communications with that
point, together with the arming of the fire
men and citizens, white and black, satisfied
them that we were more than match for
them, hence their failure to make the at.
tack. The enemy ha. fallen back to King
stOn.
The town of Warsaw, North Carolina,
was destroyed by fire, on the 3lst ultimo,
accidentally.
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Army of the Potomac.
New YORK, Feb. 10

NEW YORK, Feb. III.
The Herald's Army of the Potomac dis
patch places the loss of the l4th Connect
cut at l12 killed; prisoners, 6; wounded
nineteen.
We lost no pontoons or artillery; nor wa!
any part of our infantry cut off and forced
to cut their way through.
The Herald's Washington dispatch re
ports the entire suspension of pay, by order
of the Secretary of war; of commanding
officers of between thirty and forty rsgi-
ments for neglect to forward proper re
turns, as also nearly 200 field and compa
nv officers. Suspension to continue unit
returns are Forwarded.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
a force of rebel infantry and cavalry is re
ported six miles south Of Fairfax Station
A force was dispatched to ascertain the
fact
Arnold, of Illinois, introduced bill for
investigating the proposed improvements
of Chicago harbor.
Whisky.
The Times Washington dispatch says it
would now seem that the Senate's amend
ment of the whisky tax may be adopted..by
the House.
The President has acceded to the wishes
of the. State Convention of Arkansas, and
ordered Gen. Steele to hold an election on
the day designated.
Commissioners from the Dominican Re-
public, which was suppressed by Spain in
1861, are here applying to be recognized as
beliggerents. Seward laid the case before
the cabinet to day. 1t did not receive
very cordial treatment.
Special to the Herald, from headquar-
iers West Virginia, says:
Our Prisoners.
A deserter from Esrly's command says
when he left rumor was prevalent of the
removal of all Ysnkee prisoners from the
neighborhood of Richmond. The authori-
ties had detained the mails, newspapers, &c.
going to the soldiers in camp.
The Heralds correspondence says Price
is at Camden, and has been strengthened
by 5000 men under Mention.
Refugees from the Sorth say that Allan
ia will be destroyed rather than fall into
Grants hands, who is expected to move
on it in the spring.
The refugee say there will be no starva-
ton South as soon as sweet potatoes are
abundant.
A Herald correspondent captured by the
rebels in La, and recentlv exchanged, says
the entire rebel force west of the Missis-
sippi on Jan. lst YVES $4,000.
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Special Order.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 10.-The follow.
ing is published by order of the Genera
Commanding:
Special OrdeI:-W. W. Shore being BY
his own confession correspondent of the n
Y. Daily World and Daily Times, the arti-
cles and letters from which papers are cop
led with appreciation into many rebel pa.
pers to the injury of the Government and
cause of the country, is ordered to leave
this Department forthwith, not to return
under pain Of being put at hard but homes,
labor. By order Of Maj. Gen. BUTLER,
r. S. DAVIS Maj. and A A. G.
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CHANCERY.

Alexander c. Good, plaintiff ! Attachment in
Chancery pend
vs. Sing IN the Circuit
Court OF Ohio
Matthew H. Houston, Defnt. County, w. Va.
TAKE notice that the dispositions of John w.
i Good, and others, will be taken at the Law
Office of Gibson l.. Cranmer jr, in the CITY Of
Wheeling, Ohio county, in the State of West vir-
ginia, on the 9Th day of March. A. ID 1864, bs-
tween the hours of o'clock, A. M and o'clock
p NJ, on behalf ofthe Plaintiff to be read 10 evil
dsnce on the trial of the above cause. And if
from any cause, the taking of said Dispositions
should not be commenced or being commenced,
should not be completed on that day, the taking
Of the same will be adjourned from time to time
until the same be completed.
ALEXANDER C. GOOD.
To said Mathew II. Houston. f. 2.ltda4tw.
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A special to the Evening Post dated
Washington 10th says: The Military Com
mittee Of the House this morning agreed to
a resolution that all Generals who on the
18th day Of March next shall not have been
in active service for the previous three
months shall be dismissed. The Senate Ju
dietary Committee agrees to an amendment
to the Constitution forever prohibiting
slavery in the United States. r 4.
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IT Is ASTONISHING the amount of business
that A. M. Adams & Co., do. One of the
firm is East every four Or five weeks and if
there is any new styles of cloths, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it,
and of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres and vestings.
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled inv the
CITY for taste and style. nov Ia 6m
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IN OHANCERY.

VLTEST VIRGINIA. At rules held in the Clerks
w Office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county for the
month of December, 1858.
Nehemiah T. Harris, Complt) Attachment
Against in
Matthew E. Houston, Deft Chancery.
The object of this suit is to Of the defndan
Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars and Seventy
Five Cents $22575I with interest and costs Of suit
The defendant Matthew Y. Houston, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing from afda
Wit fled In the cause, nonresident Of this State
On motion Of the complainant by counsel is ordered
that he do appear here within month after the due
publication ofthis order, and do what may be necessa-
~ to protect his interest in this suit and that copy
Of this ord er be published week for four
sve weeks in some newspaper printed in the city OF
Wheeling, and that copy Of this order be posted at
the front door of the Court House for the like period
"a COPY tsste] JACOB BURKLE. Clerk.
N c. Coon, Sol. for Comprts. dec23-4tw
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r The PAY OF THE MiLlTIA.-It may be
interesting to the members Of the Fourth
and Fifth regiment Stste militia, to know
thstitis possible they may receive com
pensation for services rendered during the
raids Of last spring and summer. In the
House Of Delegates yesterday, Mr.. Logan
introduced resolution inquiring into the
propriety Of allowing the expenses Of the
militia to be paid out of the fund arising
from fines imposed by the Regimental
Courts of Inquiry. A- .s..i;l
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New YORK, Feb. lO.-The steamer City
of Cork arrived from Liverpool.
A sanguinary conflict too6 place on the
23d ult., between the Polish insurgents and
Russians at Czenstachan.
LENBURG, Jan. 23.-The insurgent corps
under Porenski and Uroblewski have re
turned to the government of Dublin after
having supplied arms and ammunition to
Letheraniam detachmsnts. On the 10th oil
Jan'y they engaged the Russians near the
Fortress of Zumore.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. {
The Honse proceeded to che considers
ton of the bill to establish q bureau oil
Freedmens Affairs. La z
Mr.. Elliott, of Mass. explained the bill,
saying its passage was demanded no less by
considerations of high justice than by its
effect on the pecuniary interests of the
government. ann
No action was had on the BILL
Mr.. Dawes, of Mass, presented the ere
dentials of James M. Johnson, from N. w.
Aakrnsas. lg
Mr.. Davis, of Maryland, moved to lay
them on the table. Pending which the
House went into Com. of the Whole on the
Enrolment bill, which was discussed for
the remainder of the session.
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GEN. RossER's RECENT EXPEDITION
The Richmond Examiner of Monday last
contains the following in relation to the re
cent raid into Western Virginia:
[OFFIcIAL DESPATCH.
ORANGE G. H., Feb. 6. 1854.
To General s. Cooper:
On the Goth ultimo, General Rosser cap
tured train of nine wagons Loaded wit1
commissary stores and forage, on the way
from New Greek to Petersburg, also three
hundred mules and twenty prisoners.
The guard of one hundred infantry es
capped to the mountains.
Our loss was twenty-five killed ano
wounded. Information Of the advance
upon Petersburg having been received, the
garrison evacuated it during the night.
On the I'd instant General Rosser destroy.
ed the bridges over Patterson's Greek and
North Branch of the Potomac and canal,
and captured forty prisoners.
Two hundred and seventy prisoners, nifty
wagons ana teams, twelve hundred cattle
and FIVE hundred sheep have been brought
off. Gen. Rosser has shown great energy
and skill, and his command deserves great
credit. [Signed r. E. LEE.