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TiH4popAHTens tfH fENS EssEE lssANFsf,
knazyills, TeaW. JaI1 ssl. lsiit.
We are lsop re.esganixing tbs 4Ih Tennessee In
fsairv Il this piass aud s0a fea have alFseay NJ
,artsa. Al sflcera and men nlssst ate oFderea %
rep.,st 10 thaif Fegifaeat withaai delay.
a. L. PATTERSON,
lansa-ass Msl scsasas tth Teah. iaIsRtry.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20

NEw YORK, April 10 Richmond papers
report a riot in Gen. Warfords Georgia
Brigade at Bcnistal, Tenn, recently, some
200 members being dissatisfied with the
quality of their rations. The store Of the
Commissary was plundered The Provost
Guard fred upon them, killing and wound
ing or 6. The rest escaped with their
plumber. A number had since bean arrest
ed and would be sharply deald with. The
men were armed only with stones,
A special to the Commercial from Wash.
ington says Sec'y Chase was ON the floor Of
the House TO day listening to the arguments
Of Messrs~ MorFell and Stebbins in favor of
the tax bin, and expressed himself in favor
Of making it even more productive to the
Treasury. with q corresponding increase in
toe tariff. .---,
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MOrre11's Proposition
New YORK, April ls.-The Posts Wash

New YORK, April l9.-The Posts Wash
ington special says:
Morrell's proposition to add 25 per cent
to the customs duties bill ane the tariff bill
can be passed and will probably be agreed
to. The rates Of taxation under tho Hew
bill will be largely increased if Congress
should hesitate in adjusting the taxation in
such manner as tn afford immediate re-
lief Its said the President will tend in
special message OH the subject.
The Republican caucus last night agreed
to press the bill to vote as soon as it was
possible. -
1t is reported that Mr.. Washburne will
move an amendment to tax stock whisky
in hand
A Washington special to the Commercial
says Senator McDougal will make another
effert to day to induce the Senate Commit
tee on Foreign relations to take some &C.
ton on his Mexican interference resolution.
Morse 4 Co., have made arrangements to
resume business.
The Commercials Washington letter has
a rumor that Gen. Halleck has placed his
resignation in the hands of the President,
and will insist upon its acceptance.
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A Brisk Fight.

CHICAGO, Ayril IA letter to the Even
ing Janrnal, dated Grand Exore, says our
cavalry had been drivir 6 the enemy for two
days, bit in che forenoon Of the 9Th word
was sent back for an Infantry support, and
Den. Ransom, in command of the Sd and
4th divisions of the 18th corps, was order.
ed to send forward brigade, and did so at
noon, himself following with the 4th divi
sion.
After advancing about miles from where
the Sd division of his command and the 18th
corps were encamped, the rebels made a
stand and our line formed in belt of woods
with an open field in front and the enemy
in the woods on the other side General
Stone was on the field, and took the direc
ton of the movements. Gen. Ransom was
in favor of advancing in force but his wish
was disregrrded. After keeping up Skin
mish across the open field for about an hour
the enemy advanced upon US in overwhelm
ing numbers, estimated at 10000. General
Ransom got all the available troops to the
front and opened on them. The enemy lost
heavily, but advanced steadily, and soon
made our cavalry give way and our infantry
fell back in few moments, The enemy
presses US so closely and the panic among
our cavalry was so demoralizing that the
retreat became rout Gen. Ransom made
every endeavor 10 rally his men but finding
it impossible, ha male every effort to save
the artillery. While trying to &c the Chi
cago Mercantile Battery safely of, be was
sevarely wounded in the leg. Capt: Cyrus
+. Dickey, his Adj't, was instantly killed.
Our loss is probably 1000 The 18th
corps came up, formed in line, checked the
enemy and held them till We got ell the
trains off, The enemy is now falling
back here where it mugt wait and reorgan-
lie before proceeding faroher towards
Shreveport.
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From Cairo.

OAIRo, April ls-The steamer Lady Pike
from Memphis on the 10th, passed. with
800 bales Of cotton, l6O of which are for
Evansville, the rest for Cincinnati. 20
On the 4tb, Capt. Phelps gunboat No. %,
captured rebel mail carrier near Crockets
Bluff, Ark, with 500 letters from Rich
mond and other points and 10000 peIcus
sion caps for Prices army the letters con.
tanned official communications for Shreve
port, ana considerable Federal money.
A squad of rebels recently captured the
representative, clerk and sheriff Of ksnsas
county. Ark, carried them of, btrned lot
of cotton, arrested cotton buyers, robbed
them of several thousand dollrrs, and let
them go.
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;Ufpyto2T Clock. AIM.
Mcclellan to Have . Comman,

NEW YoRx, April 1.-The steamship
Sidon hes arrived from Liverpool, which
port she left on the 9th sot5rsr ds EgHI
TheAlexandris and Washington despatch.
es state that Gen. Grant will appint Gen.
Mcclellan to command in the Army Of
the Potomac. .yis.Az DstIsT err -59
Secretary Chase arrived in Washington
on Monday night. q. II. g 20 O.
Messrs. Wade and Gooch, of the Com
mil tee on the Conduct of the War, left for
Cairo to take e. idence relative to the masss-
ere at Fort Pillow. 3D.! azNq2 rTEs
The Petersburg, Va, Express Of the 18Th
has despatch from Mobile on the 18th evil
IDENTIFY a canard, that the Union troops
were repulsed from Shreveport with great
loss It pretends TO quote from the report
of the Surgeon General to the Commander
at Baton Rouge, admitting the defeat
The Washington special to the Times
says it is reported that Gilmore was called
from Charleston and is ordered on service
elsewhere. Notwithstanding this change
it is not unlikely that our iron clads will be
alongside Charleston wharf before the sum
mer goes out.
ten. datcn nus oren mentioneQ AZ uh'
more's successor.
The Senate Military Committee reported
against House bill giving $25 bounty to .
months men. ....-.
Gen. Kipatsick has left for Messahis,
The Worlds special lays: -.
The Blair Investigating Committee re-
port the famous liquor order to have been
forrery. 80.
A special to the Tribune says, President
and Mrs. Lincold will visit Fortress Monroe
Tomorrow. d.
In Pursuit of the FLORIDA.
A Havana letter to the Herald has a re-.
port that the pirate Florida was at Remed l.
os. Several Union vessels are said to have
gone in pursuit. 81.
The schooner Belle from Mobile was sum-
moned to surrender and was fired into by
the q. s. steamer Marigold within 400 or
500 yards of Moro Csstls. A claim for
damages will be sent to Washington by the
Cuban Government.
Matamoras dates of the Goth ult., report
no demonstrators yet by the French.
The expedition will not DO ready to leave
Vera Cruz until after April lst, -... .
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SECOND BRANCH. q, =
Minutes of last meeting read and sp.
proved. ttai -. H~Ss .e+'''3'
A message from First Branch asking that
the committee on water works be joint
committee. Agreed to. .E..g-. q.
A report Of special committee on Board
OF Health, looking to the erection of a
pest house, south Of the bridge at the tun-
mel on Hemptield Railroad, having six
rooms on one floor, to be erected as soon
as possible. Considerable discussion ensued,
objections being made as to the location,
and finally the motion was carried, with
the understanding that the question lot
location should be referred back to Council.
Mr.. Shallcross offered resolution enqui-
ring into the manner in which the chain
gang has been conducted Of late. - 80.
A petition against Lewis Birthstone for
keeping nuisance in the shape Of q coffee
house was referred to City Sergeant with
power to suppress, If necessary. ,- 4-z "a
The First Branch reported an ordinance
in relation to keeping certain quantities OF
petroleum oil on hand Referred to com
mittee ON Fire Department, to report next
meeting 1-.s o. -'.
j. GOSfOrth asked release from nne, re-
ferred to the committee on Petitions and
RESPONSIVENESS.
License was granted to Geo. E. Wickham
as Auctioneer.
On motion of Mr.. Shsllcross, the Street
Commissioner was ordered to repair flag
crossings generally.
First and Second Branches in joint ses.
sion, then proceeded to the election of city
officers lately becoming vacant. First to
The election of city Treasurer.
Mr.. Bodley nominated John Baily.
Mr. Blair nominated j. F. Hopkins.
The balloting resulted; Hopkins IA; Bal.
J., .; Feeney 5. ..
Mr.. Hopkins declared elected.
Next to the election Of Physician of coun-
tyjail.
Mr.. Hodges nominated DR.. E. Mccoy.
Mr.. Reed nominated Dr. Jas. Cummins,
Mr.. Donnel nominated Dr. J. G. Hupp.
The balloting resulted, Cummins Is; Nc
Coy 6; Happ 3 Dr. Cummins declared
elected.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday next, at
which time applications for license will be
acted upon.
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VIII 40 HyevBHfSffdpf pleaeure. r.
"trip fpf lew Mn 81 ISlanS is xbHh
more than ride on all The railroads in the
country.
i WeEsseheds Newport about -four O'Clock
this morning and were soon comfortably
quartered at the Aquidneck House, VIM.
Hodge Proprietor. at - oneE'of the finest
hotels in the city, and is conducted in the
Eastern plan-affording every comfort a
traveller could wish ior. WIN. H. Taber
who has been in the house for the past elev-
en- years, fills the clerks Office.
AT, eight o'clock this msrning the Cadets
of the Nsvsl .Acsdmey shout one hundred
and seventy five in number-were drawn
up in line and marched to the steamer Ma
'cedonis, where they were given exercises
in practical seamanship, and thorough
drill in great gunnery. As the column OF
cadets passed US, we scanned each face to
see if We could recognize familiar coun-
tenance, and we're agreeab!y surprised to see
our Young friends Wm. l, Moore, Of wheel
ing, F. E. Chadwick Of Morgantown, and
Mr.. Stafford of Parkersburg Va.
Near the Academy stands the old "stone
nillp which his attracted the attention. OF
visitors for many years, and which drew
forth an admirable poem from the pen OF
Longfellow. 1t is q curiosity and it wo uld
tax the minds Of the most learned to de-
termine for what it was built.
Here We see the Yankee in his glory.
The houses are built in the highest style OF
the Yankee art. To person from our Sec
ton of country, almost everything here
looks queer and ludicrous. We heard two
Massachusetts, Yankees arguing this morn
ing upon the state of the country. The
first was at loss to know how to account
for the rapid advance in gold, and said il
would ruin the North il the speculation
was not checked. The second fully con-
Cured, and thought Congress should regu-
late the gold market by special legislation
IF We can only get gold doaen," said he'
"then we can 90 it," They ought to know
that the only way to get gold do,oa and re-
store peace to our distracted country is to
change not only the policy of the admins
tration, but to change the administration
itself. The people of New England will
learn this some day. We only hope they
will get their eyes open before it is too late.
Provisions are as scarce and high priced
here as they are in Wheeling Meat sells
at from 20 to 30c per h.; butter 40 to 500,
eggs Is to Zoe, wooden nutmegs FIVE cents
apiece.
We see but few negroes in this country.
This place is almost free from the black
race.
The election in this State came of day
or two since. Smith; (abolitionist) Was re-.
elected Governor by one hundred majority.
Last election his majority was about three
and half thousand votes. The Democrats
carried this town by a handsome majority.
D. C. La Rue we'll known in Wheeling as
a Snowman is here with his great War
Show.
will not further transgress upon your
time and space, but close this hasty letter
by wishing you every success
SO $ Yours, &c. z.
VIM. II. o.
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.sBopY FouND.-Ths body. of the late Mrs.
W II, Stipe, whose suicide our readers will
remember, took place on Sunday week,
was found yesterday morning about ii o.
clock in Wheeling Greek. The body has
been sought for ever since the sad occur
renee, aud great credit is due to those who
have been so unremitting in their endeavors
to find it, The funeral takes place to-day.
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Local and State News.

GEN SrGEL has commenced the work of
of disarming oil the citizens in his depart
ment who oinot belong toseitAerths State
militia or scouts organized under q special
act OF the Legislature. Persons found with
arms in their possession, in violation Of the
Generals order will be tried by military
court martial, Neither loyal nor disloyal
shall be allowed the right to keep and bear
arms. 49,, l3t"i~@.t@
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IT Is ASTONISHING the amount Of business

IT 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, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it.,
and of tho 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 vestngs,
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaed in the
city for taste and style. nov l4.6m
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20

TdE Soil IERs' VoTE.-Both branches Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature have passed
the bill providing tor a special % s1ectso''
throughout the State on The. first Tuesday
an august nsrt, at which the people shall
decide whether the proposed amendment to
the Constitution permitting soldiers to vote
shall be adopted. The! Legislature 10 TO
meet on the I'D day Of August to receive
returns
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20

SHIRTS! Shirts! SHIRTsl! "A fu II as
sortment of French and American cassi-
mere and flannel army shirts of vari Gus
styles and prices. Also Is dozen white
dress, shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2, $16, $l8, $2l and 1874. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to tit, Of su
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. j. II. LAKIN,
No lO2 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
.3 a.e mh29 ON
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Chicago Election.

CHICAGO, April l9.-T B. Brown, Re-
publican candidate for police commissioner
elected to-day by BOG majority. RepubE'
cans gain aldermen, making council tie.
Only about two thirds vote poled.
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WASHINGTON, April 1e.-Tbe subscrip.
tisBs to the 10 40 loan reported at the
Treasury to day amounted to S2,4O0, 900,
No further general debate will take place
On the Internal Tax bill, but amendments
will be discussed in five minute speeches.
Esei . W
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tbs attention of dealers is calledito the
advertisement of M. Rheinstrom which
will be found in another column
those engaged in his line of trade will GER
tainly find it to their advantage to see his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Abr, l2lm. auGE' t-
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Correspondence.
Nsw Yosx April 18th, 1864, ]
4 O'Clock P. M.

SicNh AsA'
DEAR REGIsTER:-We have just compile
ted a trip over the New Jersey Railroad
passing through Princeton, New Brunswick
Newark and the principal cities in the Bay
State 1t was a delightful ride. There
we're some ten or twelve cars in our train,
all filed to overtiowing. The Camden Il
Amboy is also in flourishing condition.
At the Aston House to day we met the
Hon. Jacob B. Blair of Western Virginia,
He was about to leave for Washington
Broadway is as busy and crowded rs ev-
er War has depleted its business but lit
tie
The Far continues 10 be the center OF
attraction ln.the city, aud the crowd seems
70 be steadily increasing, 1t has proved
complete success, and has been very profits
able The ''sword race is anxiously watch
ed Little Mack" is near two hundred
votes ahead of Grant
Wall Street is alive with gold mengers
ard SPECTATORS, who appear to be almost
frantic. The gold market lie very much
unsettled, and the presence of Shin Plaster
Chase has not in any way tended 70 bring
about more settled state of affairs.
The Astor House is in fourishing con
dition. Almost every room in the elegant
and commodious hotel is taken up. The
accommodations of the house are complete
in every respect.
Yours, &c, Trr ". H. o,
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> ECLECTIC.

DR.R H. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon
~ and Aocouchet, tenders his professional ser
vices TO the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity DR.
L. is O graduate of the Eclectic and Medical In
stituts of Cincinnati and has had many years ex-
psrieucs in the practice Of bis profession and he
hopes by close attention to business 10 merit a
share Of the public patronage DIR. Lee has given
especial attention to, and has been eminently
successful in the treatment Of chronic diseases ot
every variety. and especially OF such as Rheuma-
tism and diseases of tie eye and ear, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility Cancers and Ulcers Con
stipation Piles and diseases of the Kidneys, GRAY
ell, sc All those who have been unSuccesstui'y
treated for any Of the above diseases, would find
it to their interest TO consult Dr. Lee without de
lay Our practice is safe, certain and prompt,
leaving no mercurial faint in the system but
cleansing renovating and strengthening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with Natures uner
ring laws
WEBBING WEST Va, Dec. 4, 1863
To all whom it may concern: We, the under
signed, members eff the West Virginia Legisla-
ture, take pleasure in saying that We have known
DR. Richard H Lee many years previous to the
breaking out Of the rebellion, as u successful and
energetic practitioner Of Medicine (of the Eclec-
tic SCHOOL,, both in Kanswha county Virginia and
in Gallia county Ohio,
g. SLACK, Senator 9Th Dist,
.-....- w S. DUNBAR, Nj. Ii ID, g
er.4H JNO. NJ. PHELPS, Pres. Senate
Office one door south of kramers Hotel Main
street. maria Pm
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BRIsG ON THE BABIEs.-Partridge is ia
king large number of Pictures of little
Children; and, as bright days in the Spring
ace the best for this purpose, Mothers
should give him call. From 10 to 2
O o'clock is the time.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20

FuH.-Don't forget that Duprez and
Green's Minstrels appear at Washington
Hall to night. sjt- -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20
SECOND BRANCH.

CRY COUNCIL held an adjourned meet
ing las; evening. ,. = .34 a&a:s!3N3j
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20
Gold Quotations.

NEW YORK, April l9
GoLD-U Unsettled and lower, opening at 10 and
declining to 66h, closing steady at 69l9