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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25
PokTIOAL.
From the Wheeling Intelligeneer.
"THEY ARE WHEELING INTO LINE"
81 rMILY ?. P4HKEA.

They are wheeling into line
To one measure ringing.
They are wheeling into line
With one fOotstep springing.
With the old stars flashing,
And the cannon crashing;
Down the false flag dashing;
They are wheeling into line.
They are wheeling into line.
To the old tune treadinR.
They are wheeling into line
And the ranks are spreading.
To the grand chorus leading,
That our sires heard, bleeding;
The same watch word reading.
They are wheeling into line.
They are wheeling into line.
Meath the old flag flying.
They are wheeling into linei
For its honor dying.
Now from sea to ocean,
With resistless motion,
With the old devotion,
They are wheeling into line.
Z They are wheeling into line.
? All their freed arms raising.
They are wheeling into line;
-'Freedom's watch FIRE blazing
IT'S the People waking.
OF their slumbera shaking;
or all their dark chains breaking;
They are wheeling into line.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25

ETSlnyes have Deprecated ia sslua
IN the South. In gold they bring about
300 only.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25

TnE coal dealers held a meeting at
Pitnburg and FoaOlved not to pEy OvSr
four cents a buShsl to minon. Tho LAT.
tor now receive eve cents. Digser' on
The MonongHhSla were represented 10
be making ten TO twelve dOllars per
day.
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E1- II isonly those who have done
nothing who fancy they can do every,
thing.
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"a Pic House Judiciary Committee
WI, q ~ earliest opportunity, report a
bill TO aasad the Constitution so as to
prohibitslaysry throughout the limits OF
the United States. siuilagin provisions
TO the propositions Of this SORT, already
10 the Senate. Its considered perfect
y cerIsin that two.third vote for such
amendments can easily 9bs secured in
both Houses, and tho leAdsfs are prac.
tieSlly IN harmony as IL lhemsu Of
Accomplishing the Work.,
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EF Whom a man takes moro pleasure
in earning money than in spending il,
he has taken the 6Fsl step 10 EOalIh.
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a. 5nd HsSd the result to
WmbingtonI SO that the boots could be
constructed there. The sizes range from
los to COS. The New York Advert.
ser thinks that this regiment will be
apt to ''trampls on the rights Of the
South
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25

kalisla 40 lilosopheFs ahicn
much exercised in,spirit as 10 tbs
Of the gallantfellOws, and the effect 81
their return upon society at large. The
Ledger is Of the opinion that thoso.Wor.
thy causists are troubling themselves
without reason. The army now in the
field for the Union is the most resrecta.
BILE and Intelligent military body ever
organized. 1t is not vast assemblage
Of mercenariss fighting for pay, prOvant
and plumber, but grand gathering Of
sturdy patriots, who estimate at their
true value the glorious institutions they
have enlisted 10 maintain, and who DO.
lieVe that their highest interest as Cti-
Gems arc involved in their success as sol.
diers. The men who risked their lives
to assert the supremacy Of the laws,
when the:republic was in pearl, will bO
last, we think, to violate them whom
peace is restored.
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by the English we're always making
trouble for uS among tho Indians. Du.
ring some Of these expeditions he first
met Tecumsoh. and apprised the gov.
eminent Of the bloody schemes Of the
great warrior, an OPpriSal that unfOhu-
nately was no. listened to, but which
very soon sherward received trSgiesl
confirmation in the battle of Burnt Corn,
and the massacre of Fort Mines. Dale
was OF the house Of Col. Jas. Phillips
when the messenger frSl rode msdly
through the valley. announcing the ii,
sing Of the indians and the burning of
the towns on the TOllspoosa. This was
the opening of the great Creek War.
In these days of the mighty battles.
when quarter of million Of men are
engaged, a skirmish fades into nothing.
ness; and yet, to illustrate the unfinch-
ing bravery OfthOso men who hewd cit
les Out of the forest and bred the men
who are now in arms, an incident in
the life of Dale is worth relating. This
is Of "a famous fight, known through that
country as the canoe fight
Dale, accompanied by two compan.
ions, Austill and Smith, go, up on expc-
ditiOn to go up the Alabama river
They left Fort Madison on the llIh No
vember, 1918, and embarked in two ca
noes, the one commanded by AuStil
with six men, while the other held Dale
and eight more. The frat Indians they
met was party Of ten, uhom they en-.
countered at breakfast upon the second
day. The shrift was short. for in those
days no quarter was asked or given, and
within few minules the ten Indians
had gone 10 the happy hunting grounds,
and the victorious whites had taken pos
session of their camp. This occurred
about one hundred and FIVE miles above
Mobile. The csp,ors we're just appro-
prialing the spells Of the camp, when the
crack OF a dozen rifles and the war
whoop of about thirty warriors broke on
their ears, Dale and his men dashed
for the shelter Of the trees, and for
time kept,ihe saTages al boy, while
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EV"No man can do anything against
his will" said motaphysician.
"Fair," said Pat, ~ had q brother
who vent 10 pri,on sgains, his will F"
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Gy DOn'l mortify lbs aosh toe much,
II was not the SOrOu Of Lssaruy ,bsi
sent him to hSavep,e 80 '"''
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GTTho prettiOSt trimming Of . wo.
mass bonnet IL rood'humcrOd ihsn
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4 &T-BoNNErs.-A writer on the fash
ions thus discourSs on bonnots; "ThO
bonnelsof the present season ought to
please, we think. the most fastidious L..
dies, asthsy are so exceedingly becOm
ing, being jusG large enough to form a
framework roand the face and trimmed
bo!hinsiao aud out without any exOgge.
ration, 81 that we are most tempted to
Wish thstthsy Would remain as they are.
Futis used os trimmingfOr bonnets, but
has,not very graceful aPpsarHnce.-
The bel for this purpose are swandown
iOr grsbs but chiuchillO, erninei and
sven sable are used, but will not we
ihink, beomest oil general chepoil-
10 firing forms 4 ysry elegant trimming,
ion
ego
~ li9en (, q
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canoe containing eleven warriors rom.
dee the beud 10 the river aud made to.
wards them. This appearance SO terri
fed the occupants OF one canoe that
they pushed off, prematurely, TO get
across the river, leaving Dale, Austill
aud Smith, with Ave men, exposed to
the whole body. This SO maddned
Dale, and seeing the necessity Of az
lacking and cOuquering the Indian ca
noe before any Of the party could escape;
he shouted for volunteers to join him
The thing was so desperate that none
responded but Auslill, Smith and ne
gro named Caesar. They took the re.
naming canoe, leaving their terrified
companions 10 swim the river for safety,
and deliberately padded toward the foe
The only shot fred was one by Smith,
who wounded an Indian, AusIill and
Dale, on attempting TO fire, finding their
powder vas wet. The Indians did not
fire, as it aiterward proved, because
they we're out Of ammunition. The ca
noes bore down on each other, coming
in contact at the bows, and every Indian
was on his feet. Auslil being nearest
the bow bore the first attack, but Big
Sam, by one mighty leap, landed in the
enemY's boat, and with one sweep Of
his rife, clubbed. sent three rCeliag
wretches under the waves. The negro
laid the boats side by side. and conten.
TOD himself with keeping them SO, leav
Ing The bellle 20 the white men. DaIe's
third blow broke his rife, and he seized
another. Austill fell by a blow from a
war club, but plunge Of Smiths knife
saved him, and sent his assailant out Of
the world. In few minutes one Indian
was oil that was loft Of tho eleven
This was young MuScOgee, a warrior
OF great repute. With him, Dale. in
the days of peace, had hunted and
fshed, and together they had been like
brothers. Dale wished to save him, BIO
held back his companions. and shouted
10 the Muscogee 10 throw down his
arms, but the eyes of the warrior shot
Gre, and his hand graspod hio tomShawk
moro fercely.
MOI he shouted. Sam ThlucOO, you
are man, and 1 am another. Comet
and with one desperate leap be graPpled
with Dale, The struggle was terrible,
but tho white man conquered, for ono
powerful blow OF a broken rifle barrel
the skull OIL tho MuSoOges was crushed
and tho fgbt was done. Dale never re.
lated this without. crying,
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RESOURCES
ATTACHMENT,
Jol,UI Dame ~. JIuotlm N

JoI,VN Dlr0e ~. JIU0tIIn TF0UoF.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFL
DANT in thi, that the defendant Jonathan Thoms,
is NONRESIDENT of the State Of Tennessee d.
ens himself that the ordinary Of law cannot be ryd
upon him is ordered that publication be made for four
cessve Ia the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant
appear the 0fthe Circuit Court Of Monroe
y Tenn 90 Doe held at the Court House in Madonye, tie
second Monday of January sos then and there plead
oI deuur 90 the suit of said plaintiff the will De-
taken as confessed and proceeded with accordingly.
n23Iw pltj- WM. VI. SMITH, Clerk
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alatiuaal @epablitatl.


The war IN D.smrrh.
NEW YoRK, March 93.-The steamer City OF
Washington, via Queenstown on the 10th Inst,
has arrived.
The steamer, North American and China
had arrived ont.
Lords In the Alexandra case was nIed for
March 18th.
In the debate on the Danish war, In the House
Of Lords on the 8th, Earl Russell pronounced
the Austro-PrusSlan course In Denmark unjuS-
Unable.
Tho answer Of Denmark relative to the pro-
posed conference was expected In few days.
II she assents, negotiations will DO carried on.
Otherwise the war must 60 on.
Earl BhAftsbury urged that the British neet
should be sent TO tho Baltic to watch the Aus
trian vessels there. Earl Russell said the Chan
mel squadron was home and could BIO sent, II
desirable, at the shortest notice.
The Austrians have madea further advance
towards Jutland. The Investment Of Frederick
by the allies was expected In q few days.
The Prusslan headquarters are II uonsild,
on the frontier OF Jutiand.
It is rumored, but not confirmed, that the
Russian Imperial Guard have been ordered TO
the Prussian frontiers.
Tho London Times, from a commercial view
Of the question, counsels inactlon on the part
Of England in regard 70 the Danish question.
KoLINa, DENMARK, March 8.-The Austrians
are advancing on Veile.
HLhBuPG, March S-Afernoon.-A severe
battle has bean fought between the Austrtans
and Danes near Velle. Tho Danes sustained
heavy loss and . number OF Austrians have
boon killed and wounded. Details not re-
celyod. The Austrian headquarters arc at
Velle.
The Archduke Macmillan continues In
Paris. II ID asserted that the Mexican loan
cannot be negotiated till he 10 established In
Mexico.
Tho Bombay mails Of the 18th Of February
have bean received. There are no udlngs OF
the pirate Alabama.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, March o.-Breadstuhs are de-
cllning. Flour is very dull and nominal
Wheat 10 fiat, and prices have declined ld.a2d.
Provisions are steady. Consols u IsolI.
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MRS. WLREER's CRoUs.-The Great National
Circus, under the able management OF Mrs. ChM,
Warner, formerly Mrs. Dan. RleeD will exhibit
in this city on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
The circus would have arrived here sooner but for
the fact that the great snow storm OF Tuesday
night made itimpoSslble for the Management to
transport all the vast paraphernaia OF the estab;
Washington In time to perform on the day ad-
Vertised.
CANTERBURY Music HALL.-ThlS ever at
tenor OF Its way TO OVERLOOKING homes, posed OF
our most respectable citizens and distinguished
strangers. Manager Lea thoroughly understands
the tastes Of his patrons, and grattieA them TO a
full extent. he spares neither pains nor money In
accomplishing HIS ends, and collects the
most talented artists In tho profession. Go to-
pight and see "The Conheript" 1.-THE Jealous
Wife, the beautlful bAlets, the lAughAble repre-.
sentations OF negro character, and the two best
John Mulligan and Andrew LeaVitt will shortly
appear.
LIGHT AND DARK SHADES OF LIFE IN THIS
tory OF facts in the real true drama Of the "FemAls
riekpoeket OF Washington or, High and Low Life
In the Capital has produced quite stir among ole
hunkerh dry bones and people of all clAsseIj
sound Union play In support OF the AdminAtra
tionj exposing rABoAlity and crime wherever II
exiEtBi nightly crowded 10 excess by all the clerk
in the Departments, and every body who can spare
evening to wltneSsi It. The success OF this piece
at time Ike this, with amusement competition
umes that the play echoes the sentiments Of thu
general people. Remember, tonight, In addition
with the Music Hall ShoWi also on WednesdhJ
afternoon for the ladies.
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DIRECT FROM PARIsI

DIRECT FROM PARISH
7 beg leave to inform the Ladies' that the nrst
GSses of French goods selected by Mrs. William In
Paris have arrived and are ready for inspection.
A. usual Ladies' will find large and most elegant
assortment in every branch Of my business.
Special attention would call to nv rich and
handsome MAntillaS and Cloaks, bought At the
most celebrated houses in Paris. Endorsements
in every style, French Bonnets, Flats, Flowers,
Ribbons, etc. NJ. WILLIAM,
m2I-lw S36 Pennsylvania avenue,
lstAFkIntell
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OLoTHING AND CLOTHING MATE,
RAILS,

NAVY DEFARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PRovIsIoRs AND CLOTHING,
March ~, 1854
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed,
A." Proposals for Navy Clothing and Clothing Mate
dnIa u will be received at this once until twelve
olslosk M, on the l2th day OF April next, for fur
nlslanE and delivering ION receiving forty days
notee5 At the United States navy yards at Charles
such numbers and qualities and at such timeS as
may be specified by the Chief Of this BUREAU or by
the com N AndAntH Of the said navy yards, respect
lively, during the remainder OF the hseAl year end.
ing on the SOth day OF Juno, 1864, the numbers and
quantities of the different articles and at the
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n II l v A IL
HEADo's MILITARY DISTRICT OF WAsHIK0TUN,l
PRoVoST MAEEHAL's OFFICE, :
WARRINGTON d. C., March 2Sd, 1854.
General Orders No, |.
Hereafter the sale OF sething, either citizens or
military, excepting under-olothing, AndboOtE and
Hhoes,) to enlisted men OF the u s. Army, 10 pro-
hibited in the District Of Columbia, excepting by
special permission from these Headquarters. Vio-
lationE OF this order will be punished by the I'm;
priSonment OF the offenders, and closing OF their
respective places OF business.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. AArtindGlS'
T. INGRAHAh,
n2t-lW, Col. and Provost Marshal.
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H00 RENO VAL 600
TO NEW QUILT NC,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLowS' HALL
JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO.,
NAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EaUIPaERr MANuEAcroRY,
To THEIR
NEW U L D NC,
e. 500 q
SEVENTH STREET
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
Where may DO found, OF our own manufacture,
most complete assortment Of every style and price
VI 'D SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND mARTINGALEs,
FINEswoRD BELTS, with TophamI Patent Slide
LANGHoLzs PATENT SPURS.
LANGHoLz's PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
EWBANK'B PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
HoRsE GOWNS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS T Z 1 =
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
II ARNE SS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE sINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND Elk,
PRESS HARNESS.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
w II PS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
T RU NKS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALIsES,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKsAn BONNET BOXES,
ARMY VALISEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
LsAther and Canvass Peliaieur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
sGtohSla, Toy Trunks and School sAtehelS, and
| every article In their line Of bunness
REM BERI
H 500 q
vENTH sTREET,
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LEONARD GROVER. .piRECToR
Also Of Grovsr's New ch:.inut-.treet Thestrc,
Philadelphia.
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
GRAND SPECTACLE SLE Ar IRI ExrRAyAcANzA
THE SEVEN Sisters,
Pronounced by the multitudes who have witnessed
4, it, rePTresentation during the past week, the
MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENIC SPECTACLE
EVER WITNESSED IN AMERICA.
THIS EVENING,
This surperb production will be again presented,
with several new and elegant additions to the
GEoRGEoUs SCENERY, EFFECTIVE MA
CHIMERY, FINE GosTnMEss EXCELLENT
And F t5S CRANE F PbAI ZdJ RANof p
THIRTY YOUNG LADIES,
81 va 3ET TGSi ds sS SisSi
The Wonderful, AStoniShlng, Magnificent Scenic
Allusion,
THE BIRTH OF CUPID IN THE
which is acknowledged by all who have beheld II
DAZZLING BEAUTY Z 'I REb G u EFFECT
Any Scenic Production ever before witnessed upon
the AMERICAN STAGE,
WIN 0s RfL IT'S R RI GLORY,
with many new and costly additions which will
render its astonishing and delightful effects still
more complete a tn T. P SgspcS SoST%ssaaI'n
Whoie genial eeeentrieities have so greatly con.
tributed TO this almost unparalleled success will
appear f ffnn 4 d. SEsSs TPs RnTT6
RATES OF ADMISSION
Dress and Parquette Circles. cents
Orehetua Chhr......,'............
once.
Tickets for sale at all the Hotels.
c. d. HESS, Business Manager and Treasurer.
ROVER'S EATRE,
Man, Penn. avenue, near Willardl' Hotel.
HI
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr.. Grover takes pleasure in announcing that
he has perfected Arrangements with the renowned
MR.. CARL ANscHUTZ,
for the brief season OF
OPERA,
To commence on
EASTER MONDAY, MARCH IS,
with the largest and most complete organization
OF distinguished operate Artlstes ever announced
upon one bill in America.
The late great success OF this renowned troupe
At the Academy OF Music, In New York. IL fresh In
the mind OF every intelligent reader, the press OF
that city having pronounced the operas given by
AmericA. Their engagement Is positive, and the
entire troupe Is certain to appear. Embraced in
the company are the eminent names OF all the
Great Original German Opera of the New York
Academy Of Music. To which have been added
several artistes OF great American and European
celebrity.
The Grand Chorus will comprise thirty-four
arttsteB, many Of whom are known az sololatl OF
great ability. monster orchestra, composed OF
thlrty-two musicians, will positively appear. The
sale Of reserved seats will commence on Friday,
March 90, at Metzerott's music store, corner Of
Eleventh and PennsylyAnia avenue. A full list OF
the artlSteS engaged will DO published shortly.
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NREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.

GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
" GRAND OPENING.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH BOTH,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
UNDER THE @ %SSAGbIY ps OF MRS GHAs
ON G STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STEETS.
A GRAND CoMBINATIoN OF ACKNowL'
EDGED TALENT AND SKILL.
Manager Charles Warren
Equestrian Manager. MIR. Harry Whitby
Master Of the Ring,...."...Mr. Frank WHITAKER
MbBieal Director. Mr. Joseph Nosher
This Equestrian Organization has been arranged
with due regard to hiSh;t1 IJ6 Tesncment'
Which the Management takes pleasure in present.
M ME- e 'e caP% IShii, = w y9rkK tiiE'
Formerly MIS-. DAN RICE, viii Introduce her
wonderful horse " Champion at each
entertainment.
THE WHITLEY FAMILY,
Consisting of
MR.. HARRY WHITLEY,
Who will introduce his equine aseenSioniSt, q
0sANs MSsT fisRs S tSl e I' wHYfBY Ss''
with his celebrated Ponies, Apollo, Adonis, MeT-
curry and ss Ef I Ey H WS Eaahfa BT,d' act
The graceful equeStrisane and sEiiiiui IlaOk.wlro
performer who will also appear.
graceful and fearless artist in principal acts Of
horsemAnShip, in which great art she 10 pro-
nOuRced Sy Sit hnN tS sf p PRSEEans
been expressly engaged for the Great National
'"'"' MR. GEORGE DERIoUs,
The Man Monkey.
MR.. JAS. HAWKINS,
The Celebrated Scenic Artistic.
Mr.. CHAs. KING,
The Champion NAulter,
MIR, FRANK WHITAKER,
he nf