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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11

BUTTER commanded forty five cents per
pound in eur market on Saturday, and eggs
twenty five cents per dozen, Rather strong.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11

THE first regular session of the Legisla~
ture will commence in this city tomorrow
week
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NoITHwRsrERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,
lNhls. L..

TIME annual meeting of Stockholders and election
i for Directors Of the Parent Bank and Branches,
will be held at the Banking House IN Wheeling on
Tuesday 18th inst between the hours Of eleven O'Clock
A. NJ and three O'Clock P NJ.
jau4-2w u. LAMB, Cash'r pro tenn.
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Lee and Imboden Retreating,

WASHINGTON jar: 0, $50 P. M.-Sinc,
the receipt of the new paper telegram early
this morning, announcing the appearance
of Fitzhugh Lee and Imboden, with rebel
force, 10 three columns, theatning Peters.
burg and Cumberland, the Star says:-A
des latch has reached here direct from Gen
Kelly stating that the rebels have retreat.
ed from these vicinities. X .o4
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The Secretary aad
Assistant Secretay of The interior, and the
heads of the several Bureaus, together with
all the employees of that Department, met
in the rotunda of the building this p. N. and
adopted suitable resolutions in view of the
recent decease Of Caleb B Smith, formerly
Secretary of the, Interior As a further
mark of respect, Secretery Usher ordered
the Department to be closed during the re-
maindar of the day ... r---- u q
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NoRrHwK.TERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,
Wuprryrc Ian 1854

Divfdend--A semi annual dividend Of three (S)
per cent free of Federal and state taxes haa this day
been declared upon the Capital Stock fthe Parent
Bank and Branches at Wellsbprg and Parkersourg,
payable on and after the 18th inst.
jans-2w G. LAMB, Cash'r pro tenn
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Reciprocity Treaty-.PacifiC
Railroad, &c.

The Times dispatch dated Washington
Jan. 9Th, says:
The Reciprocity Treaty got its first no
tice to-day by a resolution introduced into
the Senate to terminate it.
It's understood that an efficient Cana
dian Lobby will be here to maintain the
present arrangement in force.
The Pacific Railroad special Committee
its first meeting this evening. Engineer
of sherwood is again under examination
to day before the Committee on Ways and
Means to aid that body in saving waste Of
national monel in bad ships and worse en-
gines Ho will be called again next week
Ice has rendered Jobnston's Island nc
longer an Island, and fears have been en-
tertained of new attempt on the part OF
the rebel officers at that point to effect their
escape To meet any movement Of this
kind large force has been forwarded to
that point,
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ELECTION.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CoMPANT,
WHEELING. January s. 1864.

rIIHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
l. Franklin Insurance Company will be held at their
Office in Wheeling On Monday, the 18th inst, for the
purpose Of electng nine Directors of said Company
Jan. 1T n. Q. ARTHCR, Sec'Y.
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YELEGRlPU|(
Up to 3 O'Clock. A. M.
Internal Revenue.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.--A Washington spe
cial to the Tribune says the Committee OF
Ways and Means in session to day were en-
gagged in Considering the amendments to
the Internal Revenue Bill. e-r
1t is said if the committee advance the
tax on whisky only to the figure recommend
ed by the secretary and Commissioner, viz:
90 cents Per gallon, as at the latest advices,
they were disposed to do, an effort will be
made in the House to add 40 cents more,
making ST per gallon.
Gen. Hancock, who has just assumed
the command of the I'd corps has been Or
dered to report to the War Department.
The Emancipation Act.
The Worlds dispatch dated Washington
Jan 9Th, says:
The Senate debated the Emancipation act
most of to-day, but came to no conclusion
on any amendment.
peal of the $500 Exemption clause, while
others who spoke opposed such repeal. In
dications are that not one third Of the Sen
aters favored its repeal during the debate OF
the emancipation bill.
In the Senate to-day, he important fact
came out that the terms of enlistment of
only 10000 veteran volunteers expire before
the first Of next July, in all our armies
Several delegations are here representing
tobacco, whisky, Petroleum and other int
rests who will be heard before the Commit
tee next week. The COMMITTEES will not be
able to report on Tax bill for some time.
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"ashinEton Eta 1
G0TTSCHAlK AND BRIGk0lI

One Grand Combination Performance.
MAX sTRAKOsCH has the honor to announce that
he has succeeded in making arrangements with the
following constellation Of Musical celebrities:
MD,LLE ANGELINA CORDIER,
The celebrated Prima Donna from the New York, Bos
ton and Philadelphia Academies Of Music.
SIG. BRIGNOLI the most famous Tenor.
SIG. CARLO PATTI, the young aud talented Vlo-
lnist,-brother to Adelina and Carlotta Pstti--and
L. NJ. GOTTSCHALK, the greatest Pianist.
Musical Director and Conductor. S. BEHRENS.
To give in this city ONE GRAND
Instrumental and operate Concert,
On Thursday evening, January IA.
A IN ssion INCLUDING reserved seats, 81, OU.
Reserved seats may be secured at Mr., J. b. Mellors
Music Store, commencing on Tuesday at 9 A. NJ.
Orders from the country with the amount OF number
ofseats will be attended TO by addressing to Mr. j. D.
Mellor.
Doors open at IA Concert to commence at o'clk'
jan8-lw
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate in the City Of Wheeling.

DY virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the %
ID designed by Richard V. Whsslsa, Assy
Quinlan and Daniel NJ. Stockton, dated the i0th
day Of June, 1852, and now Of record 10 tie 49,
Of the Recorder for Ohio county, w. v, WI -
Tuesday tho I'd day Of February, 1854, ~ The
front door Of the Court House Of said eoaaty pc
coed 10 sell oil that lot parcel Of land In The Giy
Of Wheeling, State Of West Virginia, s.ssts 20
the southeast corner Of Fourth and Uaioa stxssAs
and designated on the plat Of said city - lt Ma
Que e. in quars fourteen tl4). Upon kb IeS
there are erected two large and comfortable dwell
o'clock A. NJ.
Terms Of sa'e-twsnty per cent Of the Anssna
cash, the remainder to be on credit Of six, nias
and twelve months The purchaser giving bead
with good security. HENRY MOORE,
dec29-d30t Trustss.
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Local and State News.

That WINTER has real y come is proved
BY the tipgling pnngency which has char
acterized the demonstrations of Old Boreas
for the past week. Saturday was still cold
or and the mercury fell several degrees. =
We presume we may now look upon cold
weather as fixed fact, and become recon-
ci}ed to the grim monster. Although grufi
and piercing, winter brings to many series
Of eniovments of the most commendable
nature. The very falling Of the snow has a
language which speaks of sleigh rides, and
centuries up Poe's beautiful Standardization
Of the bells;" its vivid pictures of home
comforts aud outdoor delights, which are
warmed with suffused rapture and blessed.
ness. Then, the dropping down of the mer
cory in the thermometer has significance
to those persons who say to winter "all
hail. which conveys the idea of ice, and
with that thought comes the prospect OF
skating and good time generally. This is
as il should be. The heart should not al.
WAYS be shrouded in sorrow, nor the brain
clouded with moroseness nor maudlin seuti-
mentality. An old poet has said tn at
Mrth is the medicine of life; -
II cures its ills, il Gains its strife
II softly smooth the brow of care,
And writes thousand graces there.
And even ..-..-,...-
A little nonsense now and then,
Is relished by the best of men.
Far be 1t from US to gainsay the truth
embodied in these versicles Solomon has
said that there is a time to laugh, and we
don't feel disposed, on this occasion, to join
issue with the inspired author of the Pro
verbs. All that we ask is, that in the midst
oil the writer's festivities, while the heart is
throbsing quickly with JOY and the. face is
ruddy with health and bright with smiles,
the remembrance Of the poor be not cast
aside Let them never be forgotten and
let their wan and sorrowful faces never ap
peal in vain to the hearts nobler sympa.
thes
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-...ss,zaA 40 stzaT

and Bendiso sailed s1 III iOs I1 he s,; s.ne
port.
The U.S.ssteauer Eonors Wa II sRhSR
Shrrup on the 2Stb, and obsers;ue SsersS.
er Is miles to the eastward, vent "a 800
suit of her. ''- -'''''''. y,sw'ro
The steamers W. Darrell add Athena
sailed for Wilmington on the Cd Of n Y
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11
Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Star states
that the President has ordered a court.
martial for the trial of Surgeon General
Hammond under charges of fraud and NAL.
practice, which, was brought by the com
mission that not long since examined into
the affairs of his office.
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Ear ba # from rs to uajnsav tba Z,
ELECTION RETURNs.-Below we give the
vote in the two remaining townships

ELECTION RETURNs.-Below we give the
vote in the two remaining townships:
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
County Treasurer-Bishop 49,; Houston
IS. Supervisor-A. @, Boggs 1885, j. Cur
tis SO. Clerk-Wm. T. GiImon 100; Ed
ward Blanev 81. Overseer of Poor-I. G.
Hervey SO; Thos, Heuiphile 95 Township
Treasurer-James. NJ Pollock lO3; Joseph
Carson 81. Inspectors of E.ections-Elijah
Moore IS; Levi Mills II; J. A. Curtis %;
VIM. Castor 2 Justices of Peace-Mason
Dunlap II; Hamilton Frazer "a; Hiram
Ray lO6; VIM. Maxwell 81. Ooustables--
James Steel so; John H. Montgomery 80;
John Rodgers 100; Benjamin T. Boggs %;
Mordica Morgan Is.
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP
Supervisor-Wm. North IA; j. Kelly 79.
Township Clerk-M.S. Hill 81; W.ARidge-
ly69. Overseer of Poor-Wm Nichols &c;
Geo Sawtell g. Township Treasurer-Jo'
seph WaddIe rs; D. Harris Is. inspectors
of Elections James Wade 35; II. Boon 4;
J. Brown 2 Justices of Peace-Alexander
A llison l25; Sam. NJ, 'uloch 81; J. W. NJ
Colloch II. Constabes Horn 70;
P. Whorton 81; j. NJ. Jordon II. County
Treasurer-W. J. Houston g; John Bishop
sc.
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Gold Quotations.

NEW YoRx, Jaa. q.
GOLD opened 70 50 declined 10 SIN go
closed firm at 52@52H. -. ~ sliaE0's. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11

The troops vii leave to-day for John
sons Island, where they will be stationed.
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THOSE Afflicted with any Pn.
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ESTABLISHEDIiMAY.l2, 1851.
MEDICAL.
Tho AL 6ufheieut Three
taa GREAT AMERICAN REHEDIES
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The sfmp'o~s VI Csiasfh a. tnsy gensf ally ap.
pear ffc a. hfst vefy sig t. Persons lad theg
have tfeqasat afteots auc are nor~ ssnffUv. g.
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MEDICAL.
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a4t ealfEg grsulA lhsfelf - 81 80 snd VI
tally snffdotila siliins ant .truylHF "a cancer
ever particle rect ihre bel1aggi0s - IL without
p the afths knlfe sithou eaustie eating o.
barengs ~ithout tue loss " blood OF Ia fhs least
affecting The @snni hesh. itc@n te applied 20 The
naked sys spsn ~oand ee-ii1 and free.f
v<sf. ~ tnia mean iargs cAucers an BE remove
non vial parts, The eye. large blood vssssls. &c
s1afa 40 ether treatment cOuid possibly be esed,
ar "a dolne fesi assured 81 making ps=maneni
ou4oa wkaa 80 stAss e ast4elt fAii4 TIE hleifcsl
Maternity al Al Interested avitsa "a call and
.tlN tsAihit large uanner ~ cAncers tat have
removed snt preserved. end y desired ~sil refer
ts sannreda OF cases cured throughout ths country
.4asamutioo Asthm4. hroachitis. fharyugitia Ana
a. .fsofiaus fraafet ~ iuhsiatian. % afhefvtfe.
= 9.ssf sttsn4ioa paid q Al Nseeaes q tho we
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. .sass oF saraese. IA Ia pssee s.ioe u almost
s..,r F.'l,ns r<mssy for sitf an .po7lcotio Dss-
s.R0sOLA, RHEUMATISM AND LivRR
COMPLAINT.
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=. DavY, Esc.: Jacob Meter. ksq.. oi Kuhn
Nsitor Co, ~ koelfson. Ksq, Csllngs hiil. n
NiciAler. houni Auburn Z. h sauuaers 4 Co
hururf House; Aessrs. sbult1 y bro. 4 .-ly
Ino.. Liberty Rayuiller. John BAst, Archit itect,
Clark 81 John Kothsn, Barr street; August Frauk
northwest corner sixth aud Race streets, Both
OF FOURTH aud Race; wa Giei-n sss west fonrlh
street, Ahnef J.. Frrxrr fo7 " ast .khln li.esi
Board oi Nducafiot ciJnsous. Dale. Donnlsal
House, jane Cali 4. tfton street. Jacob y e.
Fourth street. near smith: Captain CulberisCn.
90 SIKH street: DsrcAn, f<rry 4 Do.. nenri sou
Eoufe snt many otners
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ssome Insurance s -.
OF NEW HAVEN. Ut
CASH CAPITAL -.......... 800 900.
Dealers rec lie 10 g-r efAL 20 fia nof tfaias. on
Dwelling. aat hllltsHt hIeks
CsAs. wu,sps secy. 81 i. aA1rE.Isa rses'f.
PHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
u been srpainted Agent .ef t..e above flsuraEce
CsmpAu take pltaaurH commencing if 20 tho
business men And Properly Holders o. lfe city and
surroun1lnf coantiy a. lho llly leaalit naaft1ct
Company ifl ~hict the insure afe alfokas to 80 .
ucipaie Ia sse profits Ia q reasonable
Ike manner.
For rther psrti cuisrs call a. office coIf..f
Nan and Fourth streets
mari9t3m ~rs lfnHt
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ibeAl testimony % she above. having used fhe
sam Furnace All last winter. and f.ly satisfied
wiil ali Is kfrfngements. n. l.. lz0rOIp
81 Eishlh fi'eet, ~ L. sroid 4 c. 81 sAri. 10 IS
~ ost Pearl street.
Ciucinr sfl, Juro IS. lsg2.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-03

NIFIIFHlIIl /" VI IT"FI
Having tried zoe experiment - warn ~ eur
place ~ business ~ steam. Al very h1sFy ex
pouse, and without satisfactory resnlt1. Ne ordered
tte appai atns tateu out, and hai. What We sap
posed 20 be. eood hot AIR furnace put in the
place. bai ssli unabla % warm q 80 - d. 80
comfortable un0u more thorough investigation
Of the whole subject OF house warning. we ordered
the furnace to be removed add ere of The Atmos-
pheric pnrifs ing warm AR Furnaces, nsnufactur
81 ~ Peter Iartiu, Asq.. PIT Ia the place, and
hpd that ia tbe ooldest weather incidc Z 20 our
climate have bad fificuity IN Fsouina every
part ~ our rooms warm ana comfortable We
would a'vise our friend. 20 profit hy oor expert.
ence and ssee themselves great iBoonvenience and
spense - ordering these Invaluable furnaces ti-
rect ffom fhe fuFcnio aId malufafturer
- ROTH CO..
rroprietsrs ~. Nicholas hesisnfant
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-03

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asr aaolasf. Ct 81 - s1s.sll.s-.o... - =.
" txnt sTe'c ilaD.-tiez A. ex-os-.
Htsx. 8E1l-4s1s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-03

FsoG aoo. rLos J g1ss1, 1s-asnssf a cee
sre~- frcu fiifncas late spsaksr oftiiLDotf Bo1fs
fRsprsssotsrvse. >>3 9rstt Hastsr e. 4 . A
a. n. a the State of lllsrots
frrsFcsi. oss. Il, lNs
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DK4s an 10 rsyiy - r,,F Lssice oftA< lTtk is<i
1oult ssy that ses s~7fre . sts1 - Ga
t&rsk fes sosEs se~a ssc ~ Aoz1&atst vifs
7o1 sod eo1shs tso bolu = - go1l LiS "a C-s&rsl
ssg.sdy b<saFe ! - sssi "a bosus rAftfs.
s'tlv improved snd o-fofs he sssxA1 tottis ~ss
fni baf. uss oo<1pIatsiy cured car gse.n IL > .
tes Dsaictns % al snsicts4 .itk 1starrk
hssp~cinal,y ietgs
fiOs ! TUthAs
fhisis :oo>fafy tlsi 10 TIA Zee q % -s.lys
CsfsrTe Esns3y, / espsr.ec1st nah Felssf ssi
have hs~rd many spssf q q a. being f1vsizstls .
ne Tie care q CatsrFk
Yf1rs. Ac.
c1ieAso ksy n. lss EDW AED KLT
SOLD ~ TIRE RAUTK BY
7. Il, Rsrr = CO. gbeFis sBriaelsy "A q. v
pstrick Co.
ssptldsis
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- IN tnioroeis ~ heterff g. ifrerularIfe p..rf.t
AttAi q - nri9f - Nrf.rulIl frscrafions IL
-.ed pr hc'fr1oas flaIa 20 fhr fi.rraa -
tae-s 81 Wit - kteriiif snl ~ al e.,-aas..t.
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shAnit l.' oti ~ nfonia1oIf .i.4 - es..,.s.
y -s1fft fru1rtut tesiff .rf - - -
- inHte. Gefeoy lsItounE 3 .llfitn ~ --.,,
80 sefrg ntfietufea - sue ofeIhra. el~r.a.
tAs tpN>mrfioni - hc4aelf in he oless - a..
tssIu or matter -
tnoussudf upon q assatr $40 A... ..s. a..
se.ins q QuscAs. and ~Eo tss- ,aia 80, - =
% spted io fholf um~. Lave is.ad ihs, - =.
..lfef. ett M ~ fc'scc a. ii. - -.
pf"fsriul HftriaRertl !" 3. I.i n. ~ = -.
tea, - 9 50 cut in a. -sFrsTa.5t Ira. -
fAhhAfs Affkn sats.k4k.
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sud fiseafaa "a -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-03

have eae o! Pear Martin lot Ar Fernscft
Il gives 81 -itt satisfaction.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-03

NJ EozsE Dk~r RI .nfNa, o. Ncv. 20 1851
NJ. Aarun-rhis Is 10 certify that we tried tue
Fnruanc zen built tr IA. and are satlshed Nifh II
Cur rooms are amply heated. Year, respectfully
SIS Ek8 HOIkE pAMH