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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-03

IT is thought that there will be another
cal for men in April or May.
PAUL R. GEORGE, well-kpown Demo.
cratic politician Of New Hampshire, died
last Saturday.
The bill making Parkersburg, West Vir
ginia, port of delivery, passed the Sem
ate last Monday.
The Republican members of the Ohio
Legislature have nominated President Lin
csln for reelection.
GEN. LEE has repudiatsd the party who
committed the robbery on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad about ten days ago says
they are disgrace to tho Confederate ar
my, and calls for their determination.
The Minnesota Senate has passed q bill
increasing the salary of the Governor Of
that State from 81 400 to So 600. The sum
OF $500 has been appropriated for the per-
son who killed Little Grow, the Sioux
Chief
Col. STRIEaHr of the 5lst Indiana, Ma
jor Mcdonald, lOlst Ohio Captain Pearce,
5lst Indiana, and Lieutenant Sterling elst
Ohio, who tunnelled themselves out OF
Libby Prison, arrived in Washington last
Monday
In consequence of the non.action of the
Senate to-day on the House Bill extendi ng
volunteer bounties to the 1st of April, and
an evident indisposition to concur, the or der
postponing the draft to tho lst of April has
been rescinded.
The despatch announcing that General
GRANTS commission as Lieutenant General
had been signed by the President and for
warded by Mr.. WAsHBuRNE is pronounced
untrue The bill has passed but has not
yet been sigaed.
GEN, j. O. BRECKINRIDGE made speech
to his old brigade the other night before
starting for his new command, the Depart
msnt of West Virginia. He said that he
had made every effort to obtain permission
to take his brigade with him. 1t would be
a thorny path they would have to travel,
beset with dangerIand hardsbips, but then
they would be nearer their homes, with q
chance of once more regaining them.
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Public Sale of Fine Sheep.

YNHE undersigned wishing to change his business,
i will sell to tho highest and best bidder, at Public
Auction, on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF March next,
on his farm, five miles northeast Of Wheeling the
Bethany Turnpike, the following property, to-wit
500 Merno Ewes, with lamb to full-blooded Spanish
Bucks.
100 Merno Ewes, two years old in April next
200 Wethers, two and three years old.
200 yearling lambs.
full-blooded Spanish Bucks.
All in good order and condition.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of twenty dollars and
under, cash. For all sums twenty dollars eight
months credit the purchaser giving negotiable notes,
with approved security. l. Is. KELLY.
feb27dtd-w2
Inteligeneer, Daily and Weekly, Washington Ex-
amineor and Tribune, Wellsburg Herald, and st.
Clairsvlle Gazette, copy and send bill to this office.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-03

. confesasdly political aim, the occupation
Of Florida being Of no possible advantage
in military point Of view. We have had
it twice before and each time evacuated it
because itwas, strategcally, of'no impor-
tancs whatsver. The New York Journals
in view Of To fact that most Of the troops
engaged wers ffom that city and State are
particularly severe in their comments upon
this useless waste of blood and treasure
The World thus sums up the facts:
l. The expedition against Florida was e1.
clusiyelY the work of Abraham Lincoln. II
was undertaken not emily against the advice
but without the knowledge Of General Hal
leck and the Secretary Of War.
2. II is universally conceded by military
men of all parties that Florida has no state
gic value Whatever. That the army sent to
| fight in or occupy the State ID an army vast
ed, as much so as If twas sunk in the sea.
8. A thousand men-more or less-have
been killed or MANNED to effect some object
which is not the overthrow OF the armed
rebellion. And if the conquest OF that
State is persevered in it will be at the cost
Of many thousands of Observation-Disclosures
Union soldiers.
A. The administration papers admit that
the object of the occupation of the State
was q political one, to restore it NORMALLY
to the Onion before the rebellion was over.
thrown, ~
These circumstances should be borne in
mind, together with the significant facts
that Mr.. Lincoln is avowedly candidate
for reelection, and that his own private
secretary, John Hay, has been sent to re-
organize the State politically.
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NOTICE.

Sheriff's Sale of a Valuable Mill
Site, including a Tract of 100
A creS of Land.
DY VIRTUE Of decree of the Circuit Court
d of Tyler county, rendered at the spring term
thereof, in the year 1862, in the case of bucket
Wells and wife against Eli Kearns and wife, and
others, the undersigned will offer for sale at the
front door of the Court House of said county, on
the
eth Day Of April Next
the same being Court day, that valuable property
known as the jug Handle Mill Seat, including
100 acres of land adjoining the same.
The said sale will be made to the highest bid
der, on a credit of one two and three years, In
sale, to be paid semi-annually, the purchaser or
purchasers giving bond with approved personal
security for the purchase money aforesaid and the
title to said property (which is indisputaolei will
be retained until the payment of the purchase
money L. w. 7. MARTIN,
Sheriff Tyler Co.
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50 nj Brigade, VIM. &. Crawford; Cd, An,
drew s. Core; Sd, E. C. Bunker; 5th Henry
F. Weatfall; 7th, Geo. q. Bower. The
messsge stated that nominations were not
made for the other brigades, because their
territory Is partially overrun by rebels
Referred to Military Committee. .5
The bill to punish treason against the
State WAS pasaed- yeas 10; nays none.
Mr.. Farnsworfh submitted the report OF
the Conference Committee on the appropri-
alton bill, recommending with this protest
that the House amendment be adopted,
which was agreed to. 4
The bill for the encouragement Of ennis
grafton, was passed-yeas II; nays l.
Adjourned. g1 {f
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WEST VA. LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1864.

EDNESDAf, MdTcu q, 1904.
Prayer by Prof Andrews, of Marietta
College.
A message from the House announced
the indefinite postponement of the Senate
bill concerning spirituous liquors; that the
House had agreed to the Senste's amend
ments to the bill to exempt certain prop
erty from execution or other process; that
it bad passed. the following Senate bills: To
authorize suits in Lewis county il cases
heretofore cognizable in the Courts of
Braxton county; lcgalizing the county levy
for Morgan county for 1858; and to amend
and re-,'nact the charter OF the Little Ka
nawha Navigation Company, and that it
had rejected the bill for the reliefof certain
militia in Upshur county.
Mr.. Atkinson, from the committee On
Education, reported back the bill amending
the School Law, recommending its passage
with an amendment striking out the %, Sd,
4th and 5th sections.
The amendment was adopted and the bill
passed-yeas l6, nays l.
Mr.. Phelps from the Conference Commit.
tee on the bill authorizing the B. of P.
Works to employ superintendent on State
Tarnpikes, submitted report recommend.
ing that tho Senate reeede from it's amend
ment (provlding for the letting Co the low
est bidder).
The report was rejected
On molten Of Mr.. Hubbard the bill in.
cooperating cemetery associations was taken
up, and amended 30 as to prevent specula-
ton in the same, and passed-yeas Is;
nays 5. -
On motion Of the same, the bill amend
ing the law concerning Insurance and Ex
press Companies was taken up and passed
yeas, IA; nays, S.
A message from the House announced
the passage of the bill for the support of
the poor, with amendments, and the adon.
ton Of the report of the conference com.
mittee on the appropriation bill, recon.
mending agreement to the House amend
ment striking out $4,000 and inserting
$1,000 as the appropriation for the Western
Hospital. - :
The Senate took . recess.
IL ~ AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate re-assembled.
A message from the House nominated
the following Brig Gems:
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WAS HIN GTON HALL
Positively Six Nights
More, Only.
"ooDROFF'9
GREAT ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOWERS

n order to furnish additional amusements to the
pa rons Of the exhibition the managers will
present novel and entertaining features in the fol-
lowing programme:
On TUESDAY evening, March /, 1854, the La
dies Festival, or CONTEST OF BEAUTY. A
splendid Case of Works will be presented to the
BEST LOOKING LADY in the Hall, To be
On WEDNESDAY evening, March I'd, 1864,
a splendid prize will be presented to the best
looking gentleman in the House, to be decided by
the ladies'.
On THURSDAY evening, March Sd, 1864,
splendid smoking pipe will be given to the usli-
On FRIDAY evening, March 4th, 1864, splen-
did prize to the author Of the best original conun
drum. Also. prize to the worst one.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March I'd, q
Grand Matinee at 3 o'clock Each child will re-
ceivs present
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March s, Chill
drens Holiday Matinee. A beautiful present will
be given to the prettiest child in the hall, and
each child will receive q gift.
Bohemian Farewell Entertainment.
Saturday evening, March S, positively tho last
night In this city. A most magnificent case OF
work, containing every conceivable variety OF
work will DO given to he holder Of the last number
drawn.
Mr.. c. A. WOODBRIDGE will give conciso
explanation Of the great scientific wonder, the
Glass Steam T1aEine,
Which will be in full operation each evening
ADMISSION to Evening Entertainments, Is
cents; Afternoon Matioees, Is cents Ne half
price Doors open in the evening at o'clock;
afternoon at o'clock. Exhibition common ces
half an hour later
..oo = VIM wooDRoFPE, Manager.
EN-. GARDINER, General Agent.
msrld6t
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The repulse in Florida is not much allie
waited by later accounts, Our troops fought
desperately bnt were completely overpow.
cred and suffered terribly. The whole ex
petition seems to have been, from the first
exceedingly ill-starred aud unadvised. 1t had
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-03

The above property is situated two miles south of
the Court House, and offers great inducements to
any person or persons wishing to invest their
means in property of that description as site for
a mill or manufacturing establishment; building
materials being abundant and convenient to the
premises 1t is the best property Of the kind in
West Virginia. At this point the crock makes a
circuit of nine miles, coming back to within ninety
feet of the commencement of the jug Handle
Through the neck thus formed a race is cut even
with the level of the creek, with fall Of eleven
feet, which with dam of three feet gives head
of fourteen feet.
There is a supply of water sufficient at all sea-
sons to run any amount of machinery
mar2td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

toIieg. JaEn6yc8 GBd JGrndyO8 night OF
might rot hEVS bse1 1tFus n the dMs q
LoFd El6Uu. hut it bAEss- abOas - u1ch
rellliog y Fhs present PEae5es Of the curt
Of GhI1DGEy l5 % th8G Ct r6e BtaT ChAubeE-
Is is=all Say wen uGAlt. but VsEy tgDOIl1t.
It is hard 70 b. Oblig9d - ind fa1ls with
Mr.. DicksDG We OWB hin too muGh- He
isamAn ofgeaius; n may respects raEelF
gifted He hA8 G1GBp ti0lAl powers ct 60
serVakioo aod description, gT1l1 inn i'm
tiun, and N. i1fuitfVs taet IN apprecia1inIg
many Of tie mere daiieaos shades Of pas-
zion. On the Othsr=hHld, his iItsllsgt =,
Rs viii net Wyl Dulsd, bus crushed E11
dwaEfsd by his emOtiOnAI faGlltisa- RAEtiy
h0mI q dGfsotiTB1 o1ueEtiDl, G1d PaEtiT
6Om eOnstifu4iouAl HAS, he seems ull1l8
to taks sithar n GIts1sfTe, O. ineGnsIVs
VisE uf uuy subiesE neithsE grlspiug = as
q Wholai nor thOr0uEhly Ehlusri1g any
single part His writings show the sane
uuioa Of st-eosth ana GRkneal, hia plOtg
Inart6ciAl, his genesis Of ehnEastsr ruda
and unphilUs0p phic, his titarMy exseudol
OseiIlAting with tolerable evennsss be-
tween the intensely vulgar sud common
place, and passages Of me most striking
beauty. & E@
We cannot thilk that he win live ~ an
English classic. he deals too much In
accidental manifestations aud too little In
universal principles. Before long his lau-i
gmEs viii have passed away, auh the
manners he depicts will only be fo1nd IN
q dictionary Of antiquities. And We do
not at all anticipate that he VII be rescued
frum oblivion either BY his artistic powers
or By his political mgacity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
From Tsnnsssss-Anothsr Victory
for GeneraI Thomas

INV YoRK, Dee Is-The following Of
fetal report Uf the battle before Nashville
hes been received from Gen. Th0mU:
70 Gea- Dlz, ". Y:-
NAsHvILLE, FENH-, 9p-i N, Dec. 1--we
attacked the enemy's left this morning and
drove it from the river below the city, very
nearly 70 the Franklin pike, = distance Of
nearly eight mIies; have captured GEai-
msr's headquarters aad train Gad . second
rrAin Of about twenty wagons, with between
500 and 1000 prisoners and Is pisces of
artillery.
Our troops behaved spIendidly, all tax
ing their share in assauitiug And charging
the enemy's breasrWUrk5.
shall attack the enemy again TO- NOR.
row; if he stands 70 fght, and If he retreats
during the night viii pursue hin, throw
ing q wing of heavy cRValrY force IN the
rear 10 destroy his trains If possible
ESigaed-l g. q THOMAS, HsJ. Gen.
No intelligence has been received from
Sherman Ister the published dispatches
transmitted by Gen. Foster aud Admiral
Dahlgren- T. NJ STAHTOH-
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NV YoRK, Dec. ia Tribune special,
dated WashinRtOn, T6th, sAys:
It WGI gtatFd IN CU1VgTsAtfOn to-day On
the hoor OG the 661aog thEt de PFssi4s1i
hsd said that Sheruan had -eOus Out q
SGgaalah with 10000 more nsu, blasE
and white, than he started with
Il 10 understood Ehas the financial police
Whioh The Chairma1. @ the C6untSlss %
Wars aad Msaas via SndeGVsE - Pasl
EEsaty yeeE bonds, oeaEiag eisht Per cent sl
interest plyBbie II Curr9ucYs Il - N
tended 70 rely uPOn then for tie mems z
6aiah ths var.
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msLIsH cRrr1C,

.errzS ~ Al EEGLlgH CRITIC.
/. WsGrs al. fOud 81 -DiekAns, and5 fu1 :
= very = good Fsasdou,-Sscsaal5as alas hs gives as
.pIeasqs9 :B5 e to this
'eeflsSh fEsTff-.-fS TTT.I = 49,
and ts GolreaNg1Id be 4nIQrtAT f't tAlAll
ing beings. Dickens has grsat; ne azsssrits
- ,iSfsets. IFfiitsrs1ho has snots =
hold a. as his UPON the popular heart csa af
ford % risk zci6ksSS3S critical dissection.
re tSItp ing s7trlatz Ton, rtspIll Ht
Enaaish psrindicAl are EeI1 R1rth A1l-nttez-
i've reading ,IA-1 EOE
uiup pIiaEz ztos NEits,i apIflE N ob1eGt
esEfIL qIltals ttias iesstY com
non a1ilTtlf e35a fatRre This
hOSsnsF0WeER . 8sflosS1sEI15 M, IN Per-
fsssi1sal .sratsI al = :. g
Sc e u a. as1ss ifileE - 3 'IE1t4s4qF P
lhihk sr5d q liEsG t5f CUp6 with eomphca-
f7E1.tf :, l,iS6s = Il "A 11hra tlei mali
dea in WhiEh FtiIRs5egrEFtl his nhnenee
tEplF, liss ne tiEst ths Hpst iaP9Ff4qf, lF1
anis uosf ts6lctIEe - dG1ElQQt AQLlpt y n
] hur,uIsze=TftB 0ftsut md 'that M1seDlcE91s
~ = Int hi vie. +
0ninion Ne aIeogefheE dissent. Re5ElaJ
- IEk4 lFII 1Iles chie1Y in theaazPree
lSio1TIfsR1laT =. - ht;sIlhlt q,
u1fre tfis former, and aBo.allls11.IbJ q le
IS5is Egf Arlnds IN the 46a1EI-
hlT-s - 1ratl @ HlilE dralunIL rI1aa5 s-t4G
lothsr O, 5ahisllo1 ell ia'siHlRS liqh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
Sailing Of a Large Naval Force

Sailing ct q Large Naval Eofee-
NV YORK, Dec. I6.-The Times hAs the
following:
OF Cape Reary, TtseOday. De- I3.-A
larEs Naval Aees accompanied With land
forces in transports ieft Hampton Roads
this morning, steering in q sOuthsrty dirsc.
ton. The larger PARTON Of the army trAns-
ports left during the night
At this Writing the flag ship Malvern and
several Of the larger vessels Of the aest Hre
in the reads, bat the sailing orders have
been signSHed. Thsy VIII probably get
under way in a shOEt time
The iroa elAds attached . the Asst we're
the first 70 move. The single tarrstsd
Monitors got cut IN tOW Of he sUsAmsrA-
The Iroasidss aud the double tufFstsd
monitor HOuAdrsek Pr0Psl Themselves.
Thus far We have been favored with
ine weather. q light wind blowing frOm OF
the shore, although indications seem 10
-DOiat 70 nOrtheastsr before Ws arrive at cur
jOarneys' end
eur plaza Of dastinAsiOu will be uade
known 70 the public - The proper time
Suffice il @ remark that ample pusPaEa-
tiOa has bsea provided % warrant VigOF-
Gus and foFmidahls attack On the easmT's
WoFka. ta
In aH probability . few dayS hs0os VII
give ne a1 opportunity OF ssndiag yOa tai
dstails Of The e4PediaOa-
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Bv TELEGRAPH.
For Eaee4 DIsPaGiehes Sc a Page-


Fron rhssourh-snanosofthsRish-
mond-Paper8 abolt AfaiHs n
GeOHgia-ThaT Prufssa % have uo
TSRA l-1 -zs=szzs
NV YoRK, Dee. I6-Ths WOEIFG
WAahinRto1 special ssys= Riehmoad pa-
pers Of Wsdne8day, Dec. I4Ih, cane up
to-uight from ne Grmy. Fhsy are rsCi-
cent q Mates n Go0rgiiA-z Ehs EEEn-
insrs i1dulga8 in speoulAti0nss ana pa>l
irs hith IN BeaureEari. Is admits thaI
ShermAn is elosa up0n Savannah, and be-
hsVes thata 66t4ls 6As Bsea ASagAt ere
this. Ehs Ssn6nsl ald Eul lIEsr aE8 1i1slts
aud the DaspAsch prnfss8as . have 10
later nsWs than thaS IN Tuesdays pAPers-
Il is quite SVident, nom the tone Of the
papers, Jhs5 theEs. - no eounaaieattoa
sirhsr By All & talegEAPh sOuIh q Ailleu.
NV YoGk. Dec. I6s-Baggs in - IN
cial dispatch Of The Waylesbero hghE,
shows that Wheelsr fen lPOnA snail party
Of our cavalry, Who hsu back upon the
main body, Whea Wheeler retired
Bragg then calls f1F oD1ss1trsti0n St
Savannah and GrAhAmETilIe, A1d u1gsa tie
people 70 pat Al the distinctions possible
in ShsrmAn's path
IuG hlGlmun0 6xAmlnor OF me I3ga
says they are without AAy definite adVices
from Ge0rEia. Il has no d0ubs thEt Shee-
man holds the sane position before s.
Va1aAh that Hood does befare Richmoad-
Il then sppeaIs % the War Department for
news of whatever Sherman may do At Sa
VannAh, and says that Il Will haT8 little
effect on the f1rta1ss Of the WGE.s Hin
camPAiRl may Yst furnish RdditiOnal mA-
terial for Yankee brag- bat he has attained
no stragetical object beyond the ruin Of :
belt Of c0antry"a couple Of miles vide.
The RjehmOndS Wing has an0thar Grtiels
In refersucs % the rsbsl iuGsndiariss N the
North. 1t processes great pleasure in Oh
serving that the Yankees are about %
make their country TOO hot for S0uthsru
refugees, Who have came hither 70 ksep
Oat of the reach of dAager, and hopes
that Gen Dix, If he cannot ind 3 Law So
we're enough 70 suit their cases, viii make
one.
The new rebel CONSUMPTION wa reported
in the RiehmOud House of Representatives
on Ihs 10Th instant
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FRHRTERd RAN

DY vRFUE Ofa DsodOs Fla.I sEusatD1 = -
ID ~ gdha h OuM1ilE. bgIHilg ~ a t1B15t1
day Of Maroh. 19Go, G1d duly r8ooE11d n - r.
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Cavalry and Artillery Horses
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