The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-05
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III 8estimated that 81 ,oO0,UOO WofSA -
tobacco was grown in Lancaster comfy
Pa, Inst year.
s "A aovxaNmEKT shoe factory is in operts
ton at Richmond, which daily turBseout
coo pairs Of shoes and brogans. 60
In has been decided by court martial
In Missouri that the testimony fofs coforcd
witnesses il admissible. -
The wholesale grocers of Chicago have
had Convention" and hare resolved TO-
cell for cash only hereafter. - -
WHY has John Morgan been able to do
nothing since his escape2 Did.he, when
his head was shaved, lose his cues
I THE winning post Of the race of life is ..
sleb Of white or gray stone standing out
from that turf where there is no more jock
eying. gas ~ s..5 9-, s,l. si1a
The Pastor, q Bohemian republican pa
per printed at st. Louis, puts the name of
Fremont up as Presidential candidate at
the head Of Its columns. {. -
SAMUEL WR1enr, esq, late editor of the
Columbia, Pa, Spy, has been appointed an
Assistant Adjutant General, with the rank
of Captain. Z, s .s ,7s civ .zis..,stI ,.
SoME Of our military officers, if they ew
er have occasion for wooden legs, will, we
presume, get cured ones. They like to 60
on benders. N
The Richmond Wing thinks the Confed-
oracy has for once beat Yankeedom in a
swap, when Neal Dow was traded off for
W. II. F. Lee. 4a 8, sass4
The radical papers, the New Nation and
Spirit of the Times, are attacking Grant
more savagely than ever the rebels did, and
far more unscrupulously.s .s1
II Mr.. Lincoln has full power to decide
between peace, with Mcclellan in the Pres
idential chair, which would the country be
likely to have-peace Or war?
IT is said that General Butler isn't alto
gether pleased with Parton's life,of him.
If he would have Parton write better life
of him, he should live better one. go
THE Toronto papers denounce the Saint
Patrick's day celebration in that city as be
ing eminently disloyal. The speakers in.
dulged freely in unreasonable expressions
against the English Government.
A GENTLEMAN of Boston. a few years
ago, purchased piece of lard in Newport,
R l., for 1000, and the same property is
now vrlued at $25OO0O.
AN editor in Indiana having been applied
to for the proper pronunc iation of the
newly coined abolition word miscegenation
says from the origin of the word it should
be pronounced mis- Niger ation.
NIoKLE has become so high that the Mint
will not be able much longer to turn out
one hundred cents for a dollar. Govern
ment is considering the expediency of issu
ing two new coins, to be Of bronze ono
and two cent pieces, .f@. a-7
1T is said that near May field the othei
day, one of Forests officers with drawn
sword opened the door of a pig pen to Sc
cure fat young porker, when the whole
drove ran between his legs, tumbled hin
iuto the gutter, and escaped. In that case
the pen was mightier than the sword.
| TX MARVEL rays he has no faith in cats
they are n cold blooded race, they are the
politicians among domestic animals; they
care little who is master, or what are the
overturnings, so their pickings are secure
and what are their midnight caucuses but
primary meetings? ...
A.. j. GLossBENNER, Esq, of York, Pa.
has consented to be candidate for the next
Congress, on the Democratic ticket. in the
district composed of Cumberland, Perry
and York counties Mr.. Glossbenner is a
gentlemen Of considerable personal popu-
larity, and we'll versed in public affairs.
PRovosr Marshal Fry publishes the de
cision of Solicitor Whiting, last year, that
any man who leaves his residence and is
drafted during his absence, If the notice be
left at his last place of residence, can be
arrested and shot as deserter. The Gov
eminent overruled this decision last year,
but it seems to be revived now
The New York Tribune has a glowing
account of the silver in Nevada In to
tai of 1883 feet of land the value set upon
each foot is from $3.50 to $4,000, only four
parcels out of thirty seven being put down
at less than $1,000 foot, and most of it
reachinga larger figure. The 1858 are
valued at $25,342,666.
The IRISH FAIR AT CHTcAGo.-Th Chi
cago papers are giving interesting accounts
of the opening Of the great fair got up by
the Fenian Brotherhood in that city. The
Hon. John Wentworth delivered the open
ing address, and their interesting ceremo-
MES on the occasion.
The City Councils of Washington are
taking action against contrabands being al
lowed Ito vote. The Star says there are
more than twenty thousand Of them there.
1t severely deprecates the legislation that
will confer on them the right of suffrage,
but the majority Of the Abolltionists in
Congress are for it, and will probably carr
ry it,