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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16
New YORK.. Nov. i6.

90 - New YORK, Nov. Is. 10
Cotten-Dull aud dropping, at 81 Ala
AZ for middling. D Me- II -
Flour-State and Western opened dull
and closed at l5o lower Quotations.: SO 80
alO 10 for extra State 20 40a9 10 for Su,
per6ne Western; 10alo IS Tor common to
middling and extra Western; $l1 i00a1l SO
for common to good shipping brands extra
Round Hoop Ohio, and $ll 2Oal20O for
trade brands. The market closed dull with
no buyers at outside quotations.
Whisky-Opened firmer, at 81 70 for
State, and l IA for Western, including
small lois Of the latter at ! TO- ,ge@59a
? Whest-Opened dull and closed at n2a3c
lower. Amber Nall, 2 80; good Winter Red
81 AZ. j. as.ass l!aret .ss.0 Oh
Rye-6rmer, at 81 IS for Western.
Barley-Stesdy.
'Corn-Opened irm but closed dull and
dropping at 81 81 for mixed Western in
store, and 854 for Detroit. 7ai 7iauOc
Oats-Declining, at 9saaSl 90 for West
ern. ~ b..
Wool-Firm. los Is ,.,ssos0 Z = 80 .
Rye--Quiet 81 DE-. O. 80 'oSido 81 i
Coffee Quiet, at 45ac for Rio. 9L-5'o. =
sugar-Firm; Mascovado, 2ls23a, Ha,
vana, 1920, ,,,r ~. J.ia 3 bacJ s...5 q,
Enthusiastically. ~iaa sla EeeqGs :.
H Petroleum--Steady, at 46Ac for sernde,
7Oa72c for refined, ia bond, and esaSg for
refined, free. @.5 "a. ~ -.r.s-o
Pork-The Pork market was heavy and
lower, at l$3sa39 for mess, $40 50a4O75
for new, cash and regular way closing at
$40 so for cash, 1877 50a3S, % for prime,
and $39a39 so for prime mess; also $50 bar
rels new rime rnsss for all November, at
Sal; 1000 bbls. new mess for all NoVen-
Der, at Sal; 1000 bbls. for January deiive-
nv at Sal. Sac G. ssc.5'c y s7ref %
Beef-Very firm, at S7al2 for country
meas, $19a24a22 for repacked mess, and
Sl9O0a24 90 for extra mess. aai ;. OH.
Lard-Rather 6rmer but not berry active,
at 2laa24tdfor Western; latter price PIX
tremOg L.s+ o bSs3iquc5 iaI ~ see+'s
Z Butter-Quiet and steady, at 34a4oc fer
Western and 42a54 for State.
se-Unchanged, at il4s25c for son-
mon to prime. -kn--L 20
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Expiosfon OF the Tulip.

WASHINGTON, -Nev.-f5-The gunboat
Tulip, ATTACHED ID sheEPo 6otilla left
St. biery 'ssstg13s P.Mo on Fridsy, for the
navy yafd here for repairs. WI en- passing
Buzzard Point at $50 P. NJ. her boiler ex,
ploded with q terrible crash rending the up
per portion Of theyesselto atoms, scalding
the officers aud crew., and hurting them in
all directions. Several Of those W odseap bed
without serious injury ran at once follower
the gig' but tsforg they tsYoaI ldd get it down
the wreck of the Tulip sunk, carrying down
with IL most of those- board: Some of the
officers and meh ssiiad what they could
lay their hands on andsuceeeded 10 keeping
aAoat for overasn fiour, until their position
,xas discovered by the boat Hudson, Capt.
James ALEU-, which pickediup> pefsons
whe IRE all that escaped Gil ~
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New York Money Market.
30 81 .v,I New YoRG, Nov. l6.

The money market was easy and steady,
at seven per cent. for collection loans,
Sterling exchange dull, at 1921 aiosa for
specie. -, ar
2 Az, declining to 2S7a, advancing e
2 4O4 and closing at2 SO. % ss .a2is r :
q Government stocks shade firmerN OF
Pittsburgh, FIT Wayne & Chicago l079
. cleveland and Pittsburgh less s. si :.
= New YoRK, New. 1s---Eussinea Report :
Gold rested very dull; no speealstiye move
ment, and in the absence ofthe iste BRISK
export demand, the price WIS weak and dc.
cling, opening at 81 Az, dropped to z 3sa
and rose sain To- 43ssa : .f.7lsssI 1F1f
.oSH a "a Al ttfSe %
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American Consul Driven
,CIsUa from Brazil. .h3,t

New YORK, November Is The Worlds
Washington special says: Hon. Thomas
Wilson, the American Counsel at Bahama,
Brazil, has arrived in Washing ton, and had
an int eryiew n it'll Secretary Seward. 1t
is rumored that Wilson's consulate was at
tackled by the populace at Bahama, and he
barely escaped with bis life. 1t is said
that Seward will send an apology to Brazil
for. the capture of the Florida. ae 90
The Tribune says Captain Collins will be
sustained by our Government. Il 1-
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The Albany Argus asserts that seven
hundred soldiers, votes which we're sent
through the mails to varioes places in Cay
uga county, aud did not reach their desti.
nation uptil-after election dag, elthough
letters from the soldiers were received be-
fore that day. Seventy-two such votes
which were sent to the village Of Seneca
Fans, in Seneca county, were thus detained
The Utica Observer speaks Of the same
petty trick in connection with. soldisrs'
votes received 1T that city. =, = 'a-zs ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

'NEw YoRk, Nov 15.- The total losses
Of the rebel Price in Missouri {, from the
coumencement of the campaign at Pilot
Knob, down to the time when he took ref.
uge IN the east part of Arkansas, on the 26th
uItr are estimated at over 8, 900 in killed
and wonndeds and about 5000 prisoners.
The, entire, Union loss, lis 1000. When
General Pleasanton relipquished the pur
suit of Prices shattered army on the Goth,
il was taken up BY Curtis 60 . , /.
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xaLvspIcRous.4 The Milwaukee SsatjWsl is
responsible for the following: g
On Saturday nearly score of our most
interesting young, men received the follow
ing billet doux, traced In q delicate though
not Spencsrian hand, upon the most snsx'
ceptiopabls scented paper: y .r,r. ,y,s..
itif Jd>I tMILwAukRE, Nov. 4, 1854.
"DEAR5SiR: ItCmay seem strange 10 my
thus addressing You, but having seen you
often and admiring your personal appear
snce Ihave desire to be better acquainted.
I shall be near Hempsted's store 1t 3o'clock
precisely, on Sunday the 9th, where l-may
be seen. shall wear blue scarf Anx
loasly. t,-1 ss.reo5ao, a'.v 'hn' - Lo.
y.Such charming and recherche little as
signation as this was = not to-, be slighted;
and, therefore, when Sunday came, each Of
these Don Juans attired himselfin his best,
in order that his "personal appearance
might be entirely uuexceptionable, and
waited sanxiouslyp for thsyhour of r. M
The hour was not the most meet for such
q meeting--nor was the trysting place the
most secluded and romantic-nor yet was
the weather ats PPM. the most Charming
nevertheless each one repaired to the
spot few minutes before three, umbrella
in hand, to wait the coming OF the blue
scarf and the fair enchantress who was te
wear it. None Of them saw the object for
which his optics were strained, but, oddly
enough, each ons. saw o number OF idle
young men lettering about the stfestaround
him, much to his annoyance. Aftor wait
ing half an nour or more, one ofthem made
bold to step up and inquire of another If h
had seems young lady pass within littl'
while. "Yes," was the reply, 81 have seer
three or FOUR 6 ayes. but this-ah-thi'
one had on, think, a-well-a blue scarf.
"The devil she didr' replies Don Jual
No,2. Mutual explanations follow and tn
two repair to q neighboring "place" t.
drown their chagrin in the flowing bowl
Gradually the other Watchers began also Il
'ssmel a MICE and repaired to their res
pectiye abodes. Doubtless they oil con
eluded that the lady with blue scarf va
the most interesting dam sell that they hat
ever encountered. M. V.1tg.F III ~ s.r ,,
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ri 4 49, s e |.
zmyss1 10 this niik, il thsrs any mpeo
ssss ssis ! is:'ssss. i r.
there ID a9Ething cpasty il that milk, III
A4u Thefs An g tha tf5k hair
iasit;s toe - soQn - Dorothy Ara told me
thst thetcat .was drowned ID che milk, ]
went right sttdless sa4 stnined i qysr."
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

OHIcAoo, Nov. l5-The following per
sons charged with completely and conspi
tAcy ~ rslease the Camp Boa laa psiscnefs
were arrested last nfghf: ~ 'os'f''''
O. II. Pstten, Francis, Adams, Obandish,
Jackson, sJr, Jas. v Lennon, Jas. Geary and
Semmes. nephew Of tho pirate of that name.
Jackson, who is Grand Seignor of the or
der, in an interview with the authorities,
stated that tho meeting on Sunday before
the election, on the subject to release the
prisoners, WIS discussed snd w alsh, Qeafy
and Patten stated that there were plenty
Of arms in the city for all of the Order
Two rendezvous for the distribution OF
arms were Indicated AT this meeting
jackson discovered the objects to be treaI
sonable, aHd determined TO expose it, but
the military arrests were made The same
day. va n-4AsE .. asss.ss yIs 81 ijgIot
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The Hudson's officers searched diligent-
ly among the floating pieces Of the wreck,
but succeeded In finding no others than the
10 above mentioned. ,--.
There, were on the, Tulip &C the tine Of
the catastrophe, 90 Off GERS and men. She
was one Of the vessels built at New York
for Mandarin Ward, of China, and after
whose death the government purchased the
Tulip and another of Wards vessels.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

ToRENro, Nov. rl5-At meeting of the
City Council last night, it was stated that
information had beenreceived ofian intend
ed demonstration on Canada by the men-
bers of the Fenian Brotherhood from the
United States; the Mayor said that this in>
formation had been handed ever to the
Government ...., -.g ,..i.,.... r
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P.iyr Brnpls ,5, II Il, AqSr r,Sssl Eau

P,iSr BUILDINGS, iMssAuruAs.zfall is
lie best for outside painting, for the
,es.oo that the cool weather. Allows the
yaic, 70 strike in gradually, neither.peaeS
tra''ng too much or cooperating too rapid
y. as is the case in warm wssthas. Few
1er',os who have made no comparisons, gre ss.
sVare l.w much good coat of paint wipI
yyot~ct buildings exposed to the wearhsr;
SUD though paint is expepsiss Just now,
,uU oqe can hardly afford to1et their bui d.
ag' 60 to decay for want Of a protecting
'o't. Were the color is No coRlaet'1n'
coating Of coal tar, costing very htie
i.Iersrcrs good purpose en-roofs, ten.
'es aud oatbuildings.5 White sang scat,
tered oy,r it while green, will 'mpaFt :
oIt rf stone color. % ...,.-,
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rThe St. AIbans RaidersI

MONTREAL, Nov. l5-fhe rebel raiders
are making voluntary statements to the
Court, and Boosting Of their exploit and
Dragging that their Government will aysnge
them. Efforts are being made to procure
q delay of 80 days in the case, in order to
get instructions from Richmand
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

Nkw YORK, Nov. l6--The following are
Il ON the Washington specials this morning.
Lord Lyons lis rapidly recovering from his
illness, and waa able to sit up fora short
time. 81 slos3 ~ - X. IL p. .TkI $50 =
. The Treasury DEPARTMENTS still send
ing out ropiespfthe sppest uf the Secretary
in behsif Of tha y. Dol loan. the subscription
to bich last week.-mrs. nearly dthree mil
.iiosa The SUBSCRIPTIONS to the 10. 40 losI
have ne.rk ceased 7 = DID, ''' ''i'1
.oe i T2Il HA9sI bHs s2tsc
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

NEW .YoRK, Novembrr rl5.-The week
opens with increased animation in the. dry
goods market. The auctions we're all at
tended, aud the goods were fully disposed
OF at advanced prices. =
- At the entertainm ent givente General
Bu.lerilast ever at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, be announced that be. will leave for his
army in the field to-day In his speech, ne
urged that beioliye branch be once more
extended to the rebels, and ifagain refused,
then he asked for a sharp and vigorous war,
and thought that the bounties given to our
soldiers, to consist of the lands conquered
from the rebels, aud which should be equal
" divided, and, their owners driven from
the country forever. eaJGg a - sT
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TRUST SALE
Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of Deed Of Trust made to meby
/ Jefferson L. sngston, now deceased, aud which
Deed of Trust Is duly recorded In the proper ofioe
Of Ohio county for recording Deeds, | shall, on
Monday, the 9TH day Of November 1851 1t the
following PROPERTY situate on Fifth stteet In tho
City Of Wheeling, TO wit Lots numbers nine, ten,
eleven and twelve, In j. 4 @. Ritchie's adiiion to
Wheeling and ale, the four adjoining Lots, which
are on the ssst side Of said lots Nos. 9, TO- and
IL, and which four adjoining lots are situate in tho
I'd iition to Wheeling called Buena Vista, and are
Imbersd seven, eight, nine and ten, In sqnare No
g. and which property Is situstsd on Fifth street.
and Union street. eassOf Filth street and north Oh
Union street. and are now In the occupancy Of tho
fa.aily Of Wilitan Robinson lately deceased.
z JACOB, Trustee.
Sale postponed to Monday the l4th Of November
1884 - saSi'r 'S-' ''"<'''N' 49,"
Oct. 7, 1884 .r.s- oct7dts.
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= ~ =
aEI PUsdoiar staB z s1scHooLs tonghtg tol be
.oPened. din this city durpg the coming Win
q ter 1Tbere are many; young mechanicsosnd
clerks, and others whose occupation during
the day Keeps chem employed, who would
gladly attebd them Either BY private or
public c'snterpriss,' we 1hops that something
will be done in this regard. to
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov l6AThe Monitor
Camane he was successfully launched to day.
The Republican .msjority in Oregon, is
over 100. ~ .lsa.a t1a TEvEao70
Advices from Japan give the report that
the allied feet had q skirmish with the
Japaneese IN the inland sea
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< NEwXoRx, Noyy1A-Thsz lGupisr Die:
III srseasdI fana .sss SIa lsAis
evening.
The Commercials Washington specials
says Col. Fepesn, Goyessor slsct Of New
York, andother witnesses 10 10 the case Of
Col. Nerth not arriving, the case was post
poned till to morrow. The case for prose-
cution is already closed, and but day pr
two will be required to place it before the
Ieommissioh. N b III Iffb
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

New YoRK,- November ia Letter
from the Army of the Potomac, says that
affairs are unusually dull; the nights
are very cold and not an item Of ncws. 81.
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y ST. Louis, Noyepber, l5.--A gentleman
from Shermaf,'s army headquarters at
Kingston, GA, ou1the 9th says, that the
General is by this time considerable dis.
lance on his way South. His army consists
Of the l4th corps, General JEFF. G. Daviss;
10th corps, General Oster Laws; 18th corps,
General Blair; 10th corps, General Slocum,
and $4,000 cavalry under Fitzpatrick, and a
brigade of artillery is to be added, making
the total forces between SO and 10000. g
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- ar-f-A IL =
las LEyEE,-Business on the iandlpg
was quite brisk, yesterday.a.Bes,Se lae
regular packets, number of transient Doats
"r'7ed, ard discharged large q q n'Alh Of
Feght IN the lauding-amo otnerr
things, two thousand boxes of Uoyernment
crackers, better, known to the soldiers %
tagi tack.p sEc
y, ... as > NSHISoiH ISE A5.s ,
lie line bew side heel stsAmRx "Whd
Wsgoner" arrived from cincinnati, s1di
"a' 'isited and admired BY many OF opi
eoz'ns She left last night for Cincinna' \
The Ohio Valley alsolefs frd piFpesinnest'
Tar WHEELING y1msfF ITRoeREi viz
o?cn at Washiugton HsHs ternighf' ine
troure is highly spcAsus sts hSaoari e
'habges.a EAa.I h I
n 4'li .GG7oI as sssSe
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

|, ,ARAlD.FzA tsftbis, raid .yas. made or
lsthsstore Of Booth, = Battelie& goyester
day; andsthe large stocksoi celebrated Ches
apeake oysters was vas closed out stiani early
G6ur. fortunately another fresh supply
/ vsslreceiyed lsasto evening, aind all persons
deesgingaAtesp Pro half Gan. can be SUPPLIED
to.-daxtcox 7-L 'assfodr "A s,r5.l o. mob tx.y) ;
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p boSE seisovR &c Saiii NAutrs.--0 uftciti-
Vi iaa sIt see that theirFas eoal
vault gratings are fastened and secured
BsS~ Ssaslp KY viii isOt qRSI CONSULT the
isafsay OF Pedsstriansy but they will at the
same tims save the police the trouble ar
Ess6uglahd HING hsm.a IA number of5per
lYnsNREss fiusal yesterday fos negleqtiug
Md isaWhg their Goal yldlts oben. sS"s ;
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Local a and Stat; J: News ley vs.
NOTICE.

p,Y A HANDSOME REWARD for en-
WEI r ,ion that will lead to the arrest and cor
inform.ssaps PERSON or persons who recently tore dow
trees ses &
nv properly " RACHEL HORNBRQQK.
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THE ATTENTION roF 3 COUNTRY MRR,
CHANTS-is invited to the Unusually large stock
of BOOTS and SEC ESs now in store and fol. sale
by Mcclellan q Knox at s. Main street. Prices
asloy HnOt lower thai any house 10 the city.
GIVE them calf L. - oct27-2m*
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Partridge has Just returned from the Eastern cies
and has made hlnsef fam ar with every new feature
pertaining to the business, and any parties wanting
-.A%S sIcaM = ysE.F 81 a. ~, ,sS-tiS- 81 not9
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
RE-EYLLSTED - 80 -

On the l7.h as,ant, SFsh's sllan: bdgadl Of Ten
nee Gears, in tho army o. General Johnston, held an
enthusiastic meeting IN fsoHt Of their siarers, and
unaamoUsy sdogted tas follOsing resolution;
"The officers and men o. Ssrsers brigade do this day
resolve tia. tbey E eclst for ths WSr determined
never % lay dOEn ih,ir arms until their homes are res
cusd from the e-eny, and the COnfedeuSy Is psrma-
ntlY adj she'd 81 one Of tie nations o! tjs earth
In otde, tssy there uisa. b doubt Of their
nesness, each uAn sg1si bis name to the resolution.
At this time slCa scoa ca the par. Of our noble sol
furnishes b8Pp7 s1sV-y CT The snscsssfsl issue OF
our Unprecedented struggle to- Independence, AL Ia
eninea.ly worthy Of th5 sss3llsion O. thAnkI which
unanimously passed the H1u5, q Representative, Sat
urdAy 1he manifestation Of such spirit dOei nOi look
Ike demoaza ion or he readiness to give up tue COZ
test which 'hs Yankees Oloa bols. exi.ngi 10 our
armies BIT is striking AID refreshing contrast wish
the brlgyadoco OF our enemies, AM 1ae enormous
bOant-s Ehsb they arc compiled 70 bring 20 hs as
O! th5 flggug spi, Of h5ir own OOPS whose
terms Of enlistment arc about t1 expice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
FROM vIcKsBURG AND TIE MISSISSIPPI.

HEmDIAS, Jan. % -AdVices from VIcksOurg report
that the M.eiss p is block ded at Graenvlle and MILF
ken's Bend, by batteries Very few transports 60
down. and rorisious have ri en- 70 excrbianty higf
prices. The steamer Ben. Frabkn was taken to Vcks
burg recently BY ganboAt with her crew in TORS
She was doested in crossing ordinances stores for the
Oonlederates TO tae Louisiana shore fight occurred
at Bovina, Warren couny short time since, between
uegto troops and whites The negroes killed number
of Ysi KEGS when rein arrived charged the
negroes took their artll,ry and opened on them with
crane and canister Several hundred Yankees killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION,

having been received by the
Il Executive that PLEASANT slave the perry Of Theodo
c Garter ST. who the jail of Appoma.tox
w. under sentence death for the murdr Of Wm " Motley
has his escape the said ali AID going
therefore, do hereby OF Two Hundred Dollars
10 any pers persons who shall arrest the said slave Pleasant
ana deliver him the jail OF tad county OF apps and
do moreover require all officers Of this Commonw esh vii
and military request the people generally their
prouure the Of the said Pleasant shat he
be brought to justice
t--l Gwen under my hand Governor, and under the
! Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth At Richmond, this
L. 18th day OF January In the year ihouGnd eight
- hut dred and sixty .four. VIM. SMITH
BIZ the Governor;
Gko. w. MuNRoRD,
sec'y OF the Commonwealth.
Pleasant Is dark muato, about 80 yeas Of age, feet 10
nchss hgh nd hesV built. IA19 f3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
TIE M us.

It reported On apparently coed authority that 500
Yaaks-s usrs eneanrei, Gay CT two since, a. the
Hgus and 800 near Hea,bsVle, both Ia NOFsbumbe'-
land county.
recort prevail ed, yesterday, thas she Yankees had
rsturred to New Kent, onth Peninsula, bus We have
ascertAintd ths. there Is 10 foundation for ID During
their last visit to tina, poins they captured DE- Q.
slater Surgeon Of the l5;h Va Cavalry, Who was on
visit to his parents, redg about three miles below the
Court House.
In the telegrsphie column viii be found some cheer
ing inte gencs from several quarsrs. The exaggerated
reports o. the ss,s at Fort Jackson Admonishes 70
r5esvs that part OF the telegram in regard TO ne hgh
betseen tie 1egtoes sDd Yankees, in Mississippi with
considerable Allowance.
Nothing Of importlses ia the las Of news was
brOugh, By the Fredericksburg Central train last
evening"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
CONGRESSIONAB.

The Senate was ret 10 s'ssion, Saturday.
Toe most important proceedings Of tho House were
the passage Of bin to extend the provisions Of act
approved Nay Ii, 1868 in relation to the receipt Of
couaterfeii Trsauy Noes By pubic officers, 70 the ls
Of JlnusTy, 1864
troops vic rave rs-ellis'sd .Or Tie war were lasni-
mousy adopted.
The bill to increase ths efficiency OF the army BY
eonseribing free resros teamsters, cooks, b. vas
taken up but psndilg It's consideration, the House
went INTO secret session On the SPECIAL order
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

/ INFORMATION having been received by the
Rned JAN OF Charlotte comfy under charge OF felony,
escaped thererom night of the 24h December 1863 sn
"a now going large Therefore do hereby offer reward
hundre5 dollars any person persons who shall
he said and deliver him Into the Jail ohare
county; aud do require all officers Of this Common.
wealth. military, Itqaest the people generally
use their best procure the arrest Of the aid
he d, that lie may BE- brought 10 justice.
I---l Given under my hard as Governor Of Virginia.
LIS land under Seal OF the Commonwealth
H. RshwODd this 18th day Of January in the year 1864.
WM. shITH.
Teste:
GEORGE W. MUEEoRD
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Il Dodson Noorehd represented himself be about IS CT 10
wears OF age Is Gbout inches HIGH has light and
lair complexion, and weighs Absu. lis or lzO pounds
nat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

A NEw RINEDY-The Surgeon General, at this city,
as well as the surgeon in charge OF the suth Carol
Hospital at Petersburg have written to Ar. Wm SUM-
mar c., for tu?ply Of the roo Of the plant some
times known as Side Saddle flag, which has been much
lauded in English med cal jOunas Tor the Of email
po1. 1t counlsIaos the violence Of the DISEASE and
completely prevents ting The object of the Surgeon
General 20 test its efficacy fOr the benefit Of the
soldiers. Some years since found growing album
dainty In South Car llina
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

THE WEATHER, yesterday, was as genial as Spring =
We might be excused for INDUCING in rhapsod csl au-
sions to the bright and bamJ air bus We prefer the
more unitarian view OF the effect Of such wea her upon
prices aud supplied II IL should continue for three
four days. the latter will increase and e1tOriOnera who
have taken advantage Of the recent scarcity, will be
compelled to come down few pegs. The attendance
of sellers the markets, Saturday, was The largest
we have observed for soma time. With continuance
u ~ wea her the roads will be in fine condition, and
country people who have any thing to sell will bring
IL in