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Re-FItted andOFganized for 1864

ALEAANDEh
The Most Complete Establishment
New TRAVELLING IN AMERICA
Five DAsHINs EoUEsrRIEHNEs-
TWO CLOWNS AT EACH PERFORMANCE
The Great Wit and Mods1n GrimsIdi
PETE RIVERS, -..
The Quaint, QuizzicAl, EItsmPorS Vocalist
An UneqAIIed Collection OF
HIGHLY TRAINED ARABIAN HORSES,
ED GATED MULES,
DANCING HORSES, and
PIGMY TRICK PONIES
The following Ladies' and Gentlemen eomposs tlis
troupe Of this Mammoth Companyi
MADAM MARIE ROBLNSON,
And her wonderful Dancing Horses STAMMA'
N.Y. and SDON JUAN,'' trAine by Levi J. North.
mAD'LLE ANNIE, .. .. a
The Youthful Prims Donna OF the Arena
mADJLLE ISABELLE,
The Charming DanSeuS0,
LA FAIRIE ALICE,
The Poetry Of Motion.
MIR. H. A. KTNGKADEs
In his PETE GENKIHs- .
sEGENANT.
The most accomplished Dramatic sOsuIe
Rider in America
MASTER HERNANDEZ,
The Renowned EqusItrian Of daring som
srsault on the bare back Stsed- .... ..
MIR. OLIVER DODGE,
The ChanPiyu Pour and Six Horse Rider
Of America, introducing his highly trained Canaan
che Steed.
MIR. CHARLES ROSS,
The hero OF turning three E0neTHBulis
before alghting on the ground, and known IS the
man Of leo somersAults.
The World Renowned
WHETTONY BROTHERS,
Leonard and James,
Who will appear In their unAPProaehabls acts Of the
Giant Move or the TraPeze Act Twins of MOsmus
and the Merry Meni
THE GRAND PROCESSION
viii enter town on the morning Of the day Of eEhi
bltion at 10 o'clock, led ky the SWAN CHARIOT,
drawn BY elegantly marked horses, containing
LUDWIG'S CORNET BAND.
Two Exhibitions each day. Afternoon and Even
ing. Doors open At , and P. NJ Performance to
commence half an hour later.
ADMISSION so AND 25 CENTs-
Will Exhibit at -... ......-
w H E Il. L i N Gs
MONDAY, TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, July 4, 5, 8 and Z.
W. DAVIs,
fe2s-9t General Business Agent
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Something New.

DRJ. A. BOICEIs AHTI-DYsPBPTIO AND
IL ANTI-ABTHMATIO-Ths only certain cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Jaundce, Diseases
OF the kidneys, Chronic or Nervous Debility, and
all diseases arising from impaired or diseased
Stomach Liver, such a. ConstipAtion, Heartburn,
Nausea, Fullness and Weight in the stomach sour
or Futtering at the Pit Of ths Stomach, Rlutterng
aud PAlptation Of the Heart, Dull Pain in the Head,
Hands and s6Ies OF the Fset, Asthma, Neuralgia,
and TWftching Of the Nerves. Also an Ehectual
Remedy in Female SUPPRESSION, Irregularities and
Weaknesses.
Many testimonials Of Its cures might be given,
but the best evidence trial Of Its virtues Bold
by all the DruggistG In Wheeling and BridgePorl'
PrepSred by Bn1oE 4 WILLIAMS,
jeli.tf wheeling IIiHnd, West Virgins
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE STEAM POWER CIRCULAR
"A SAW MILL, Gituhtsd about u miles from the
town Of West Liberty Or S1< from bethany, W ha.
Having rood engine and doubls-1ned boiloTr two
circular avs Zone 81 ineh) and other neeessaFy ar
raneanentB with sufleient capacity 20 manufactare
fro thros % ave thouaand feet Of lumber par day,
~ rossut location being good or it can be removed
Il modorato cost. For further apply %
L EIf58. 81 90 $500 llN'- ALL C0HHB-
! 1lfEftrs5 Oh 50 Bhs,aany n v; w. ~ or
ftlT-im st -ta s'- WhoolinE, ". Va
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SUMMER RESORT
RIVERDALE HOUSE,

ON THE WHEELING PITrsBURG RAILROAD.
THIs delightful resort odsrd indncsments to
i Wheeling families not offered by any Hotel in
the country, being 90 conveniently situated that
gentleman can remain in town and join their fam
nies on Saturday evening. The House has every
convenience for the accommodation Of its guests,
With large Grounds beautiful River, Alleys, Gym
nasium, Music, Boats, Stables, and the best water
west OF the mountAins-
The table will be furnished with all the dslicaeies
Of the season.
For particulars enquire the premises or address
J.R. GARDINER,
or, DR.. q. W. SPENCER,
faIb-Im PtttabuFRh. Pa.
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FAYETTE SPRINGS.
9. o.R.sWEARINaEN, ProprIslor.

TIHIs we'll known Mountain Watering Place, nit
Il uated eight miles east OF UniontoWn. Rayetts
County, Pa, will be open tor the reception Of Wis
itOrs on the 18th ofJune.
This Pleasant Summer Resort has been thorough
Iy renovated and to great extent refurniahsd, and
Il is the intention Of the Propristor 20 have them
kept in such manner as TO render aatisfAetiOn 70
all visiting them.
Washingtou's First Battle Field, BrakdookB and
JumonVille's Graves, DunbsT's Camp and other
places Of interest within hours ride OF the
Sprtnga-
Two Daily Trains from Pittsburgh TO UnioutOWn,
ftorB 70 the Springs je2l-2Ws
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which Must Give Way First.
Irr,,,, tbo NJa,., y,,,-l- Tju,ear ~ sT

1t is certain that this war, which has now
been in progress for about three years, has
positive limit, beyond which Il cannot
go. 1t Itimposes sacrihces upon both parties
to.it which no human power cen stand in
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Official Agency

FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF
IMMIGRATION TO WEST VIRGINIA
THE undersigned, appointed By the Executive Of
j the state under an Act OF the Legislature,
offers TO all applicants, fres Of charge, impartial
and reliable Information IN regard 70 the sell, eli
mate prices Of land and labor, and various indus
trial resources Of West Virginia, ~ well - every
other kind Of information useful or necessary 70 the
immigrant. Correspondence IN Bngltsh, French and
German 81. ]. II. DIS5 DEBAR,
Commissioner Of Immigration,
st. CLARA Colony, Doddridge Co, ". Va
payRO-Smd
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
D,,ignqtsd Depository and FfaaneiaI Agent
of the United States.

U,HIs BANK is the successor to the Belmont
Rranch of the State Bank Of Ohio, and is pre-
51,ai 10 do a general Banking: Collection and EK'
Tt IL authorized to receive subscriptions to the
United States loan authorized by the act oil harch
0u rbs.s bonds bear date March 1st 1854, re.
dsemsble ct the pleasure of tho 6overnment siter
tsu xsars. and paysbls forty years from date in
cir with interest at i've per cent. per annumI in
coin. - r, =
RonJs as they may prefer, in sums of $50 or aOme
Interest on the $50 and s1O0 Bonds is payable
annually; on all other denominations semi-annpaLy
Re bonds will draw interest from March lst,
nd the accrued interest from that day to the date
Of subscription, must be paid in coin or National
currency If paid in the latter lghich lnSln9e9
limited States notes and notes Of the National Banks
Sftv perGcent premium must be added TO the
aInooupt Of interest until otherwise directed.
aOT VI JOHN @. TALLMAN, Cash.
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H. @. COTS, Trustee.
DR.. R. H. LIE E.
CT. .ECELG.L RHNGIGEAl

SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
NENDERS his professional services to the citizens
Of Wheeling aud vicinity. DR.. L. is a graduate
otthe Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has had many years experience in the practice OF
his profession, and he hopes by close attention 70
BUSINESS to merit share Of the public patronage.
DR.. Lee has given special attention TO and haa
beeu eminentIy successful in the treatment OF
chronic diseases OF every variety and especially Of
such Rheumatism, and diseases OF the Eye and
lar, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, CANCERS
and Ulcers Constipation, Piles and diseases of the
hidueyH Gravel, &C. Ali those who have been un'
seees3atuy treated for any Of the above diseases,
@ @ultaopt delay. Our practice is safe, certain and
t btVWPI leaying no mercurial taint In the system
Dus cleansing, renovatiDg and strengthening the
erring lava 80 -
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HooaandIs German Bitters!

.r-el# (PURRLY FEGETABLE;)s alf
Hosts OF ignorant ouacks and unscrupuIous adven
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
dood-gates ofHostrumsin the shape Of poor whisky
Vilelg Compounded with injurious drugs and chris
tened Tonics Stomaehics and Bitters.
Beware of the innumeIable array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles, and highbellled
kegs under the modest appellaton Of bitters which
instead Of curing, only sggraVRte disease and leave
the disappointed aufferer in deapsir. b tEt u
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
Are not q new and untried article but haze stood
the test of fifteen years' trial by the Amercan pub
lic and their reputation and sale not rivaled by
any similar preparation.
The proprietOrs have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent Olergymen, Lnwyersi PhysiciauB,
and Citizens, testfying, oither own personal Anowl
edge to the beneficial effects and medical virtues of
these Bitters ~
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
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DO you WANT TO BUILD Up YOUR ooNsTITU-
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DO YOU WANT ENERGYi
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9ailpS utRIIigRr1frr
THE PREsIDENOY.

Acceptance of MIR. LIncOIn--Address
OF the Committee Appointed at Bal
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NO. 831 ARCH STREET.
l. RfHeiPal dftOe end A4EsVaet0Ty, -i-
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PRICES :; size ;;hoidlne SoarIy double
76e per bottle; half Dozen -. E2
~ For Eais By BrdK gits and DeaistBeVerywher
In the bnited States, and bJ All the DEuRgiGta adC
Dealers tn Wheeling. 1Js-L5=t U60t8lI
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LsuOsessOru to Q. N. JDokIOlnll Z COIL
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-02-19

Ana the p.csidun' appointed
NesSrS. NrirNtr,,u. Rogers. Abnry. But
Ter, Lott, Wal, Barrow, Coco and Fuller
Oh IN" committee.
Co%uTrEE or me Whole.
On motion by Mr.. Butler. the senate re
solved iGselj in'o Committee OF she whole;
the President called Mr.. John Moore to the
chair
The ;.aatc in Committee OF the whole
proceeded to the consideration o; q
Resolution instructing the cp-uui't"" on
Public fiucaiipn to inquire in'- JI' rNpn-
aicncy of pholishinE the niiic" Of SHa.,jn
tcal"nt Of Public GiIcdi -. - The same
tin",
On motion by 5Ir. Ga9tt the committee
rose.
Hon. Benjamin ". Pesrce. Iieu,. Goycr-
chair.
Mr. Moore, chairman q! ;hc committee %
he who.". reported tina: tacy have had ,'.c
above resolution under cOusueIa ion, and
report by bill entitled.
An act to abolish the flee of Suporin-
teuirnt or Public Edusution.'
Which was passed II is e"cuId gca ling
Ga motion hy Mr.. Woorr. the TUirz were
suspended and ne S'nli" rtoceeict to %.
consideration u: SAID bii' at it, seapu.
reading.
Section Ee it cuac.c.! by :hc senate
and House of Representatives al tue SAFE
Of Louisiana ia General y emily con-
vcue; That the Office OF Superintendent. 10.
Public Education OF the Stn." 81 Louisiana
Is hereby abolished
On motion by MIR. Mcdonald Che IL Soc.
lion w amended By inserting after tn"
word "LoHi,iA1a." in The ~ linz" the fol
lowing word, - maj prijy ui q" members
elected to both Houses cnH2urring."
On motion ny Nh. hoore the ~ section
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In the House this morning an i'm
portant bill to amend several impress
;nent acts, was submitted; provides
that impressm"nt OF private property
for the army shall not be made ex-
crpt on condition that just compen-
sation be made; heads of executive
departments and commanders of ar.
mics and department., shall have
power to order iinprcssmrnts when
property is required by Government
notice shall be served on owners;
stating when wanted. the necessity
Tor it and prices offered, ana whether
serving of which shall be conditions
prescribed for any inprrss1nent
Compensation shall be a-c1rtained by
local authorities, who shall assess
value at time of notice: appeals can
be made to State Commissioners by
either party: dwellings, furniture,
apparel and necessary. supplies and.
servants Of every family shall be cx-
empt, and farmers be- allowed 10 send
produce to market except in cases
extremely necessary. The bill was
referred 10 the judiciary 1; 1t * un-
-lerstood it meets the views Of the
War Department.
Pascagoula, Jan. 29th.-There is
nothing new; the enemy's drums
were heard yesterday ON Horn
Island.
Russcllvillc, JANUARY 2Ith.-Tke
enemy evacuated Tazewell yesterday
morning. retreatiug to Cumberland
Gap. Major Day occupied Tnzewell
the same day, capturing stores and
property. Our troops being badly
clothed, Governor Vance, of North
Carolina, kindly offered to General
Longstrect enough clothing to sup
ply his command; it is hoped libe-
raj contributions OF socks and gloves
will be sent forward, for much suffer
ing can be prevented.
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TG;esru"hed Only f0r IN SsUs.


Camden, Feb. I've take Tia.
,,rI,,,.;,> f.,,., tl... ty,r,n. I-....,.;...
News OF i"e &"h January
Como, Miss, Jan. 26.--C'l. } ..
l.. Forrest has capfu,rJ I-la.l .r,.,
with Ill .,,......'...'.....T.
80.
go n ''''''7 49,
lie destroyed The oxen and wa--
ons. The mules and negroes harr
arrived herr.
Scout. r.,,,., -. .,.,a-o.:.. 20
j, -, f'' Wv I ',''''' ''' "
= OK 'L'''' l ii' ,N''nE pic" up 'h'
fortIheat1ons and fell back in the
direction Of Memphis.
Fart Pillow i ren.r-.i evacuated
The ,r,nsnorts with ,,oop. ,h,,
=,
oi'" gone "o" Il '''c river are report
ed in lazoo river.
Richmond, Jan. 26.-Dizpatchcs
and other information that MISSISSIPPI
p, Louisiana aud tennessee troops
in Lee and JohnstHn's armies are re-
enlisting for the war were presented
this morning III the Senate, aud rcso-
49, a 'i%'lss TO rh" s"l3i""S viii"
""' he'",o"',y E''er.,'iied never
aoahdoh ''iG h'ia u'''il the last van
uat zoe Is oF'NSh from the SOIL were
'''i p;nn " Tf
-, '.ei!l l,,!: o"n. -, me House
ne ieso'"''o'iS .! 'ti. l'4'i enn.
neg |. OH re-V9'"l'erin ior inc war
were P,sssi I cy 'ue speaker ana
ofu nn W ", oe ptihteu
ne piii 10 IN ''ie meeting OF the
he"I GonSrnss VS. taken up, and
-. Mics chairman OF the Military
committee aPpea,ed to the lom5~
at'n% that hiShiy important biiis
passed by the Rouse III secret ses-
SION ana sent TO the senate h'd as
been taken up by that body, and
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tant.
Como. Jan. Northern dates
received Yesterday. \ special dis
patch of the 2Oth from Washington.
in the Chicago Times o. the 2lst,
says a letter from Seward To Banks
has beeu published, directing him to
prevent aid or supplies being given
from. the United States 10 either
France or Mexico. Banks has or
dcred an election for State officers of
Louisiana, to take place ON til" 22d
revise the Constitution meets on tie
first Monday in May next.
A Cairo dispatch OF the goth says
the steamer Delta was attacked by
our gucrilIas at New Carthage. La.
on the l7th uit. and was saved by
the timely appearance of the gun
boats. European adviccs Of the 9TH
assert that MaXimilian accepts. and
will reach Mexico about the end of
March the rebel steamer Florida had
completed repairs at Brest and set
sail. Vera Cruz adviccs of the I'd
say that in hight at Norelia, De
cember 18th, the French captured IL
cannon and one Thousand prisoners.
Juarez escaped to Monterey. The
French regard all opposition as over
come.
Charleston, January 2Sth.-There
has been no firing on the city to-
day.
Charleston, January 2sth.-Therc
has been no firing on the city to-
day. Two shots We're fired ut STUNT
er last night. Everything else quiet.
Orange c. H.. January 27th.-
The reports of the advance of the
enemy by Madison Court House
grew out of the fact of II foraging
party being sent on neutral ground
and was chased back to our lines by
a squad of Yankees, who crossed
Robinson's river aud drove in our
pickets; our reserve pickets rallied
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paper ttv''.i." On lo'h -Nh1!' l9o-'
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four shots have been fired tron halt
mas. : Monday 10 hal..p,,t > this
..,.,,;,o rrh'.r.i ! ~, ol-.,. raws Of
-. m. a.. ,o;.. Il
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quiet to-day.
RiCHMuND, Jam. l3th.-Iu the
House. this morning, bill was pas
ed to authorize the President - SIS
urna thr hahruS CORPUS in auy- civ.
town or military district. when IN
his iudrmcnt tn" rralir safety Re.
4Uiras il. ON arD,iu.:i.n to- asrrs,
made hv .u,lnrit. oil the Can.i.,le.
rate Government. and for offences
ao3iu,f if. and Ia conriuu. IN force
upGi aro til. meeting Of The next
j ,..,aTrs, Also q bin - -iv. trans
: partnti,n to soldiers on n;r!ou-h. the
/ same a. now On sick furlougl: and
/ a bill declaring proceeds OF prnp,r,l
/ in the wear l~G.: raised or required
amy previous year. STALL not hc taxed
rh,s. bills wrr. referred.
NicAmund, january Cth.-rrom
Northern dates Of the G,h i appears
/ that Butler hn, i,o.uplaceI in charge
Of all the Confederate prisoners in
. IN. uifcI States. 1t is said there
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Chr m(-7tGee&lg a(ew5,
Published Oh Tuesday and Friday.
81 40. DESE&f%%c>
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

- J . . PRINTING of every
description. plain "To"i"rrd. rNoru.e3 .. re-
.n.S0ul e terms as she time. '-.., g....it
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by command Of
:. ;. A>oEns"N, Asst Ajjt. Gen
Louisiana paPrsS publish four times
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-14
Town Lots for Sale.
House and Lot for Sale

DURsUANT 70 sns prousisns Of decree rendered
/ by the Circuit Court Of Marion, at the oetoIsr
tern thereof In the Of william W. Htchsnor 81
al rs John Walker and David q. MaDear, shall on
the second Monday in Soyenbar next proceed 10 sell
by public auetioa 70 the highest bidder before the
front door Of the Court House II said county house
and lot situated in the town Of ManLine,on the same
in which the sad d. B. Manear resdee, for cash
in hand sucisntto pay the cost Of this suit and the
expense Of sale, and for the residue It Of aud y
month, the purchaser giving bond aud approved
ity, and the cQwuasiouer retaining lien the same
to secure the uhPs4d purchase money.
Y SMITH,
oet2t-dlt&v3t Commissioner
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LIVERY bOOI VeanB eAou VI tais oASsfoooaAe
T. disease by the use Of
DIR, STRICRLAND'S PILE RRSEDY.
Read what those say who have used it..
Mr.. Charles ". Landram, Of Louisville, and Mr. J,
p Hazarde Cincinnati. o. both were cured after using
one pot of DR.. ssri:klands Pile Rer sdy: They say
tbey have tried every thing but could obtain no ree
bnt one Pot of strickand's Pile Remedy effected q
perfect cure after suffering for many years with the
worst kind of Piles. They recommended every one
VINO is suffering to try it. Erl ~ JslW
Sold By all Druggists so cents per pot, ManufactuI-
"A AZ No Bast Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio. Asa
for DIR. sTRICKLAND's PILE REMEDY, general
depot, Cincinnati, Ohio. ...4E q. 4
Sold by Logan. List Co., whrelins
Chas. W. Graham,
Jacob earns, Bridgeport, o. gEJra- g
Michael McKelvey Bellaire.
Sold by NJ. Mahon & Co., Cambridge, Druggists.
Thomas Cummings, Washington. ssTf5s T..
". r. Rogers, Morristovn. ,.l+ ,..-.,.s "a,
O. a. Meteah Belmont.
8. J. Welsh Co, Druggists, Bellair. .L Q
Richardson Bro. Belair, Front street. 81
Jacob Aitmyer, Benwood, West Va. ,..
Myers Hays, Front street Bsl'air. - - '--
sfs-1y-d&wTua s.ft- e. a. "a
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-14

Country Merchants and Milliners would do we'll to
oall and examine my stock before purchasing else
where If they want to buy goods from thirty to forty
per cent cheaper than they buy the same at any
other store in Wheeling, as am positively determined
to close my business. ootlO