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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08

lT IS ASTONISHING the amount of business
that A. NJ. Adams & Co., do. One of the
firm is East every four or five weeks and if
there is any new styles of cloths, eassimers
or vestiugs 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 in the
city for taste and style. nov l4.6m
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08

VENUS Is now the morning-star, and pre-
sents a grandsight in the southern heavens,
where her crescent form, about as large as
saucer and bright as the moon, compare
lively, can be seen at a. M. Saturn &C
companies Venus, but looks like the red
light of lamp beside that Of Venus, which
is nebulous and very brilliant. The sight
will well repay any one an early look out
on frosty morning,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08
HOUSE
THURSDAY, Jan. 7,

lHuhSDAi, oan' y 1oo1.
Mr.. O'Nel was appointed on Committee
on bankrupt law in place of Kelly.
Mr.. Spaulding introduced bill to exempt
from payment postal Communication from
soldiers aid societies Referred to Post
Office Committee.
Mr.. Blain, of Me-, offered resolution,
which lies OVER, directing the Secretary
of the Treasury to ascertain and report
the amaunt of debt incurred by the several
States to suppress Instruction, and declar
ing it as the judgment of this House that
all such debts should ultimately be liquida-
ted by the Government.
Mr.. Baldwin, Of Mass, offered pream
BILE setting forth that an organization of
treason having its headquarters at Rich
mond exists in defiant violation of the con-
stitution, and that they have no claims to
be treated otherwise than as outlaws,
therefore
Resolved. That any proposition or nego-
tiaton with rebels ought to be rejected
without hearing or delay.
The resolution was adopted-yeas 49,,
NAYS "a.
Mr.. Rogers offered resolution declaring
for vigorous prosecution of the war, but
at the same time asking for peace, concilia
ton and compromise, so far as consistent
with honor; and most earnestly recommend
ing the cooperation of the President and
the Senate in sending Commissioner to
Richmond, in order that the war may be
brought to an honorable close.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens, the bill was
laid on the table by vote of II to AZ,
Mr.. Scofeld offered a resolution, which
lies over, requesting the Secretary Of the
Treasury to inform the House, whether,
under existing legislation, the 40 U. S.
Treasury notes due Aug. 10th, and october
lst, 1864, will be repaid in coin of the U.
s.; also whether any additional legislation
is necessary to make the interest and prin-
cipal of the twenty year bonds, into which
the 40 notes are convertible, payable in
coin?
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on consular and diplomatic ap-
preparation bill.
The consular and diplomatic appropra
ton bill was passed, when the house adj
journsd tillM onday.
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burial of Bishop Hughes.

New YORK, Jan. 7.-Archbishop Hughes
was buried TO day from St. Patrick's Cath
edral. High mass was celebrated by Bishop
Timen of Buffalo. Bishop MeCloskey pro-
nounced the funeral discourse. Hundreds
of Catholic clergy were present and the
Cathedral was crowded to its utmost limits.
After the ceremonies his body was inferred
in a tomb under the Cathedral with impres
sve religious exercises.
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Captured.

New York, Jan. 6.-The steamer Roe
buck captured the British steamer Ring
dove off Swanee river with a valuable cargo
Nothing seems to be publicly known Of
the arrangement recently effected by the
government authorities and Gen. Butler in
relation 10 the exchange of prisoners further
than the fact that he has ample authority
to act in snch manner as will best secure
this desirable object.
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IELEGRAPHIC
Up to 9 O'Clock. A. M.
XXXVIII CONGRESS.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, January 7.

1.I 5000 FRIDAY, January 7.
Mr.. Dixon presented q memorial from
ministers of the gospel asking that when
drafted they be employed as chaplaiss OF
in hospitals. -
Mr.. Wilson presented the petition of Col.
7. W. Higginson praying for information as
to the pay of colored troops compared with
that of privates in the regular army, asking
for the same pay rs volunteers.
Mr.. Grimes offered resolution request
ing the Sec'y of War to furnish the names
and grades of officers in the Q. 8. military
service now stationed in and around Wash
ington who draw Communication for their
quarters or fuel Agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis the Sec'y of War
was requested to furnish the papers relatr
ing to the exchange of prisoners
Mr.. Garlic offered lengthy resolution
stating as result of compact of States,
each State for itself adopted the Constitu-
ton of the U. S. as it adopted its own State
Constitution. Laid over.
Mr.. Towards resolution that the Com
mittee on the Judiciary to consider the
propriety of repeating the joint resolution of
o0'y Afen, A'od WhiSu piOuiulto lOrlcltuEe
of real estate beyond the natural life of the
offender, was adopted.
The House bill making appropriations for
the Postoffice Department for the fiscal
year was referred to the Financial Commit
tee.
Mr.. Howe offered resolution that the
President be requested to call out million
volunteers for 80 days to carry freedom to
every captive in the rebel prisons and let
Gen. Grant be assigned to the command of
said troops. Referred to tie Military Com
mittee and ordered to be printed.
The bill continuing the bounties to vol
unteers was taken up and On motion Of
Mr.. Fessenden was referred to the Commit
tee on Finance with the understanding that
it should be early reported.
The message of the President and docu-
ments on the same subject were referred to
the same Committee.
Mr.. Wilson moved to take up the bill
enrolling the National forces. The Senate
proceeded to act on the amendments of the
Military Committee which were all adop.
ted, save section Goth, repeating the $500
Communication clause which will be consid
cred hereafter.
Mr.. Davis opposed the fourth section of
the enrolment bill providing for furnishing
of substitutes. Mr.. Wilson replied.
Mr. Sumner presented a substitute for
the clause The Senate went into execu-
tive session and adjourned.
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AMAN direct from Dixie passed through

A MAN direct from Dixie passed through
the city yesterday. He said he joined a
Louisiana regiment soon after the war be-
gan, and has been in the Confederate ser
vice ever since. Some time ago he received
letter from his relatives in the old ceun-
try informing him that an uncle had died,
leaving him about $4,000. Through the
influence Of some of his friends he obtained
discharge, and was brought by flag of
truce to New Greek, where he was permit
ted to enter the Federal lines. He left
here last evening for New York. Not
outstanding he came from country
where they have neither clothing or foed
enough to keep body and soul together, he
wore fine suit of cashmere, an excellent
pair of boots, of English manufacture, and
had over one thousand dollars in gold,
which he showed to friend in this city.
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A Cavalry Disaster.

NEw YORK, Jan. IA letter tom Har-
per's Ferry states that Coles Md cavalry
have met with serious disaster 81 out OF
IS men being either captured or killed near
Rectortown, Va, where they encountered a
overwhelming force of rebels.
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LIEUT.. LINDER, of Co. P, 9th Va, who
has for some time had command of the
company, and stationed at the military
prison in this city, has been relieved of the
command, and will 60 to Cairo to take
command of Go. H, same regiment. Capt.
Sbockey of the latter company is now un-
der arrest at Cairo.
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Max. STRAKosoH with his celebrated
constellation of musical celebrities will give
one grand concert at Washington Hall on
Thursday evening next. Reserved seats
may be secured at Jesse B. Mellor's music
store, commencing next Tuesday at nine
o'clock A. NJ. See advertisement in another
column.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08

THE COLOSSAL GIRL, weighing four hun
dred pounds, measuring six feet round the
waist and is five feet seven inches high. At
Washington Hall, commencing on Wednes-
day. Admission Is cents.
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How HE FOUND OUT THAT 1T WAS ELEc
TIoN DAY.--We yesterday morning saw a
man who said he had no idea that it was
election day in this city until he found the
LIQUOR shops closed.
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TowNsEND's NOVELTIES continue to draw
good houses. All who desire to see some
of the greatest curiosities ever on exhibition
here should go to Washington Hall.
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The IcF CRoP.-Our ice dealers are TAX
NJ advantage of the cold snap, and have
already housed several hundred tons. The
ice on tn, creek is from six to eight inches
thick. The probabilities are that during
the coming summer ice will be more abund'
Mt, and of superior quality. So
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Maryland Legislature Con
VQnad

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-The Maryland Leg
islature met to-day, but neither House Or
ganized. Caucusses are being held to-
night
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Gen. Butler.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Cen. Butler passed
through here last nighten route to Fortress
Monroe. 1t is understood he is clothed
with ample powers in relation to the ex.
change of prisoners, and is confident of
success. 49,, -,-- -
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PRIsoNERs.-Seventeen Confederate pris'
oners, four refugees and three Federal de
serters were received at the Athen@um
yesterday. Nine prisoners of war were
sent to Camp Chase.
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The MONSTER SNAKE, twenty feet long
and nineteen inches thick. At Washing
ton Hall, commencing on Wednesday. Ad-
mission Is cents.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08

The GIANT, eight feet high. At Wash
ington Hall, commencing on Wednesday,
Admission 10 cents.
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HAKrFAx, To P. M.-The steam ship
Africa is signalled, and will arrive mp in
about two hours. Her dates are three
days later than those already received.
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Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Mar
- shall county, West Va, rendered at the November
Term. 1868 III the case Of Vachel Gamble Samuel
Gamble and others heirs at law of John st. Clai~.
will sell on Monday the 18th day of January 1864 at
the front door of Marshall county Court House. on
credit of six twelve and eighteen months the tract Of
Land in said cause mentioned being 81 Acres OF Land
on Toms Run in said county, with the improvements
thereon. The purchaser will give bond and security
for the purchase money with interest nom the day Of
sale. JACkSON REED, . M u q eom'
dec 4tw
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WHAT IS IT2-The Great Noncescript,
at Washington Hall, commencing on We'd
nesday. Admission Is cents.
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Gold Quotations.

NEW YORK, Jan Z
GOLD -Firmer, opening at 81 Is, advancing to
52l5 and closing firm at 52%@52H,
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HALIFAX, Jan. The steamer Chssa-
peak was placed in the Admiralty to-day
by the Provincial Government.
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Local and State News.

The COUNTY ELECTION came off yester-
day, and passed off very quietly. There
was but small vote polled. We give be
low the vote in the different townships, as
far rs heard from: -r-s-I-
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ERKyoH MERINoso AL eolon u great y.r.sty ss
Il old prices. ALkX- HkfAAS'
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= FRIDAY, january Z.
Mr.. Dixon presented a memorial from
ministers of the gospel asking that when
drafted they be employed as chaplaiss or
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uno 2Seenltra Daren carueer einrerltanpstt.
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aebeimeu Rraufhctten

ssnta tortsa ais pd uS usunssuRfibisttt. Sdtudbs
tn tfn saisa aae esa @ltoea Qn'3anbungeg ber VsseH
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uebel bic bon sepen ssbemen GtNctnte Sugenp
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ten @ma6e Der Contribution herocrbringen, bte Gbe
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= -BnsbtirutSste perloaen,

ptsr SolGe rssbe t oeraerabst beabiGttSen unb l
ptoiiItr Ghide eeer etHe5 dneren 9inpe ues bfnust
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cbne urt IT'D anpttra1en uni 3aperitlt au ietue drtt.
It4s I1eSbiflthfett esslaiien. b .- ..-.
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b D. 4 9 il Il Il Q il

WtgteD pe tDnieen 5inms QBunedr3ts Ia 4pns
tOn grabuirr etnss Der ersH ne:insiAea 96ateen
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rGui6en gu shr erihrfn bic pt errptbn betgernaen
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@sfdhlli@s &ranfb:it.

gbenn Der rrtgsleste untuee Singing ausntet, b1s
e. ben Sein bteit merS5afsn &rantpet in @ austnCm-
fatl pSer bic gar6t SQr @Ebfdan3 bu Gbl6rsGt, M an
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gedtS. Eautbttt Ausu die beg Saut &nptet heu 8e-
ea nb grmen Ginnen i'm eeitte unb Zen Grtrenitas
ten l9 sesen, no faan tet uebe1 nit ensr arfsliden
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pte 9nntnoen etnasenS oaS Opfer err rtblren 8ranf
bf eu geaan1nt tss Wttt'etS w:rb uub er Sob etnen
lpredltden Getoe hdburd Elm Gnee nad bas &c tbn RAD
tenem 9antt qrnst fsn @eenter 3uridttbrt
@s 1T ene ranrter 8tGiate saB 3nuiente htsier rrht.
barren &rantttt gum Over dIea in 8Osf Der nsefttd
ltdte unpteneet 9raber. weiie brp Mnpeuouns jeaeS
foften Giftes has Ae flr bic 3enitnrn oernidsn unb
cen Nea Ii elm slenees 9aein perateIn 5-
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Iun1e Nl1ruer.

btsabers osle ee Eper tns aebsmen GatesS sspSrbsn
tne, has lhrlt % pels EGuenpe IN eta s rItts Grab
reiet wslde oua iGrt erhdbeneH dente lnn suEeIen
&erian6ssgIte NIT bem IrNnf bar OfrettIamett zen So
nat tesrt c Ter Sste teSaberbe E6ne entlpdt taben
partep m6ssl i'd nit ppIen 8srtrauea noben
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Npes,npsrs n htati,.rn i

Or <SptnTOn btsts. alien 2nen isae lfe an tpelte It'd
tIf iOlhe gstsine ap uaturlie eif unb RSrper aer.
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utadente &aiter aeItmScbt tabeii. r1.. ~ $0,
sintss ter trdprseH unh tga sensnsrtbea TOIs
gen fSe ruben @0rtnhsttsa res yaters SdH del 1t-
zen une zen @lteesr1 Gmersenm i'm cpI Stw6de tes &C.
dts geruf Der Stu fera 6erstlppfen ne, bSfa arubt
gassnSpadc nnrrpnErs fsr Ssrsauungs. Greaas qQses
asias 9R1tsattans. Seaptrms Der S6ptnslu1t,
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DraanllsAs ,@ehwahs

kGt Dtees urtbare az toees fas Sebeu elenb Hnb
tte @bt lnb Rl6tUmmsnidat uamSoIt maat tfsrft fas
90cs Derer bic ibren 9stsniaften wnbfrInra 0bnen.
nse 2ete iinb su lett at Muslbwdun9en eenetst peI
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5ttttnren Nieberi6ldsen I'm 9atn Stein uao anftre ur
aen entisben tan 70 IL e bod ueRenttstls cine geIse
bes Wl6brapdes ter ehelfen Srgane Q0er Gber tl es
auene taB Ste Sra Gr3eusnas eter Denen rerlp
rem Irh bic @ betmlien &aafrn ereebeH ale bon Oeasa
Sts b9 speife ltns.
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r Il !,

bsttasn eas tn sslaneer e rp H gsiateg &0ersr tst
nVbpeactStet 9rIcrcsrn sur stsltdsa Giatiellefetl
nb So ptae kee pirb bic Retie fss &etns sur sdraeE
@aerahrt. Cis AaslDteU iss Ft5;nS rerntErM nd ftlt
ltd uat cis seIs eitS srs,isn yeis@eang dI
!anbultbeu Sstradtuneeu, has pus e!e 0gRntet wsn.
&ttsss sentspen psrmsiseFt iine.
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4nnas Qsuts,

Ste W tar6 bstnlIt 9aer sei6U3dt hatsn ite 10 vii
gan iif auna@tlt9 piren ieblt TN GIar bur 9s!u1tS
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opsr une 1et serftren icntea olprt htt A6btsn ett
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DaS feinffe unS uOueMSetfse lruett'[pnits Site.
.s7f, ,.s M,ferer 3eit J,
Die 6onisblllu,e (The HoneysuckleA
Atg2& I'M TVTD- mn XyTHr IL .4
tELIXIR DEa.YIT M.a

s.''@s1 II ELIXIR DE WIFE 4a -
Ditcs gSnis 3ttters sei6ss eit ianse eintn 6Oraat
4fIftn europa befS nh Tn eem SdnSc l4neu ta e6raI
tpntt ia tem eenen gp8nac IN 3erbinbun1 mt hsr
&Sitgs. Sber Gascarlo 9nte I'm gBes Der Neulttsn
trtst apb bat E baelSe tn lta rGht&ssen Der 2ebts
IN Dertl1Idub ais r4E tsst. tgssS
-Das Saussetrani ua.rtr 3eit- 49,
betra9tet. 4l fag9siJs lf d9t.sIivl 3r4ifr@
SStebsTser, tfaurateHrs &pctbsfer nkea til biefs
Jrut Bttters tne tpertbSeue QMeAt beS Profits
Uehn enm6I Betetet bic Sdner ntd ctne helbe fsin
Isn Ht pe iegeate Gitters bdist ta1slbt rrn
sen GpSHnltdea Daffen" Ss9eHaltses 1iafbsu rrb ~
curtteneen &ti1uetten db uno "a es br mertnpeGG
Or3ahc GnSf Opttsrea raaat mgrteH fns 70 ida
BET 2ebsr seM Sitats aoa beM arSte Ter .Npeabtt
M!S Erfnt Bers febt es bettes etner Giegaas SsEr
belt tssl lSftbadfes Ie Enrsstpften Sa tEesA sS a9x
AI1ncga Julet Sse &hpflpdpe, &lee. TIes. G6nsle
WGaoen sura rah Hno sfGt IL tin opl HeDegeS 8GnsE
in su ertr psHi1lrtsGss 8rs Sesn oirltsr
sp uSerseft iolts eahsr ii Isoer panstanr r.ps
gerbteten eRaarattps ic uasnSenrli& tes.
9Etpiefl Retail Aysptfp t0nae rHt trGene etIlf
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Salttmue SotRs 9o1pttal.
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