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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-29

GS'The Wheeling Daily Register has
again resumed its publication. The pa
per supports Mcclellan. The editor
in his first number publishes very
abusive article against Capt. Over, Gen
Hunter and other Government Officials
We think anothe. confhemeht in the
klhencum would do him cool.
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ELECTION TICKETS,

We are now prepared to furnish tick
cts for the various officers OF tie coming
October election, at the following rates,
Al So 90 per thousand on printing pa
per, aud &c 90 per thousand on fools,
cap paper. All orisrs fol- tickets must
be accompanied with the cash, CT no at
tanrion vii! be paid to them. ~
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eraey Voluntarily, and what assurance
can we have that the oaths they take
now viii prove more binding? If they
would convince the world of their 10y
atty, let them shoulder their muskets and
60 to shooting rebels. Come, Captain
Phillips, you boast that you have been
wounded thrice in the rebel army; come
Join ours, if you would win confidence.
Do tbis, and you viii prove that you are
truly repentant of your errOrs-neglect Il,
and you viii be regarded by loyal men
with distrust, as one who is frightened
out Of rebellion. The rebels viii ,hink
none the worse Of yOu-all Of them,
especially the woman, viii look on you
after your letter as no better than Bene-
dict Arnold. DEEDS must atone for deeds
you must prove yourself as earnest in
your devotion {, the Union IS you have
been to the COnfederacy.
Raise a company among those who
have also deserted from the Southern
rebels, and help. defend the State-what
say you? To be sure you letter con-
tanned no arguments to your fellow
rebels that you would dare utter to an
honorable man; though perhaps you
know better than I what arguments are
suited to their calibre. If, when you
were a rebel, you argued the question
with q Union man; or if you should
argue the question with me now as long
as you spoke against coercion" &c,
should listen respectfully and try to re-
ply-but should you tell me the Union
was 'iplsyed out" and it didn't pay to be
loyal, should resent it as an insult
Either you did not mean, Capt. Phillips,
to influence the rebels, when you ad
dressed such arguments to them, or else
you know them to be as abjeot and
spiritless as they are traitOrOus.
Oh, for 3 Hurlbut in every township in
Tennessee! 1 appeal to Gen. Rousseau
not to allow our loyal brothers, who have
borne the burden and heat of the day, to
suffer and endure while these men idle
round our armies at their leisure. l sp-
geal to our "NapOleOn Of the West to
grant no man the protection of his lines
who will not shoulder a musket to aid
his heroes. And, lastly, I appeal to
President Lincoln, By his own noble
senee Of justice, By his great love Of bis
country, and by his sympathy for the
sufferiBgs of Southern Union men, TO
allow no one to vote in these elections in
Tennessee, who, if able-bodied and be-
low 45, has not Joined the Union army.
Teach them that the Amnesty Proclama-
ton forgiveB and foFgets the past, but
exacts in return true allegiance-and that
the first great duty of the true citizen is
TO defend his Government. If all sre
allowed to vote in State elections who
will take the oath (osths are nothing TO
rebels) our officers viii be appointed in
Atlanta, and the foe in our midst will be
mere dangerous than. johnston and his
drunken Generals.
Will the Press be so kind ss 90 give
my answer, as it gave Phillips letter? p?
Yours, &c,
TENNESSEE GIRL.
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J. Il. VAN STAV0REN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY.
So College-street.


THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that he has now COM
pleted his Gallery, and, in elegance of
style and design, il is inferior to none in
the South; thss he is now prepared,
with the best suit of Artists, to take
photographs and AmbrOtypes in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ic Art and to have them placed in Oil or
Water COlors, by the best Artists.
Miniatures of deceased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged to any size up to
life, and colored.
A full assortment of Plain and Fancy
Ambrotype. Cases, together with the lar
gest variety of Albums brought to this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection of Oil paintings, Co lored
Steel Plate EEgrsvings, French and ChrO-
mo Lithographsfrom the works of the most
distinguished Painters, such as TURNER,
Rosa Bonheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, COrboud, DObson, Landseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hamman, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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I4eut. Col J. L. DONALDSON, Senior and suporyis.
ing Quartgrmaster, and Chief QuarterUsster Of
Dcpotss Department of ihe Cumberland. Od3oe
los Cherry -sireet.
Capi. dAhEsF. kDei1NG, Chief Assistant Quarter
snaster. tllae los Cherry street.
1apt y 5. NlhsLoh, A. g. NJ, Dlshursing Quar-
- termastor, and Chief CihCcr ln charge ~ Eiver
Transportation, and Fuel f1r Steamers. OGlcn
loI Cherry street.
Cart. CHAs n. IAvlE, A. Q. n, IN charge or Cor.
rails, siable7, Public Animals Means ~ Trans
portation, Bumber Workshop, sc. Odioe lo9
Chouy-st.
Sapt. J. G. CRANE, 4. Q. H., IN charge Of Railroad
transportation. once ChuTch-s.-, Al Cbattenoo-
c.pt. J. g. STUBS, A. Q. N IN chsrge Of FORAGE.
aud Assistant 70 Capf.E. +. Mirriow. A. q il
once S. Cherry street
Cant J. NOtI0A. a. @ NJ, ID charge Of Depot
Trnnsportaiisn. O.lae ~ Cherry -tirref.
CAPT. c. II Nfka, A. Q H., in charge 81 Eorse Medi
cines Hard Esra. and miscellaneous q. 81. sterer
Of5ce los Cisrry-siFaot
Cspf. 4. j. cox A y. H., in charge of EtRfinnery
@ D. BlaufE, Clothing, Camp and Garrison
Equipigo once ~ Market zticct
Capt. A III. TICKER, A. q. NJ, heceiplinf and
Disturbing QaarternsEter, u. s. MlitarF hail-
reads. oiliee Church- -sircei, AZ Chattanooga De-
pot
II. p. IsOSf, A. A. Q n, Post ousrssrmisisr, IN
charge 81 Foas lrEnaeor4aiicn, iespltals, Bar
racks. QusTterf, flel Generalization of Qaartera
and Fufi, Printing, Issues - deiAchp4enia, Sc,
kc fildoe h Cherry street
Can't TBANCl6 & kUaAIis A. q. n, ta charge q
Eorfh- Western Railroad. c.1ce ooli6ge-4trost,
alEcsth-H estsrn Dspois
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circulation OF Newspapers az Chat
fnnnnrn
CHATTANsoaA, Jan. 11, l864.

CHATTAEsoGA, Jan. II, 1864.
Friend Uaion Yesterday 1 aaw a let
ter in the Press of your city, (Of January
5th,) from q person who styles himself
"Luke." Said "Luke" goes on to say
that the Press" is preferred here to the
Union" Well, now, all I have TO say
is, that Luke" is slightly mistaken. I
profess to know a little something about
it, (for I have peddled the Union and
Press both for the last three weeks and
can say that the Union" is liked
great deal better than the Press" And
further than that, sell ten "UnfoDs" to
one Press" To-day was told that il
I did not stop bringing the 8 Press" !" that
they would not buy any papers Of me at
all. And again, Luke" says that the
"Prsss" is in such demand that they are
generally all sold at the news Office.
Well, now, if GLuks" will take the
trouble 10 60 10 the news Office and stay
there from a. M. to 3P. NJ, be will find
himself slightly mistaken again. In
fact, considerably mistaken. / will ven
ture to say that the news agent here sells
three Unions" to one "Press."
II you see fit to publish this, do 50;
and you will confer . favor on = good
many true Union" men, IS well IS
Your humble servant, JAMES.
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TENNESSEE LODGE, 10 ]: Meets sBrE 7Isssfay
nishi--R Mciwen, g. J L fealey, V g; john
Hide, Secretary X slain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II: Hess ore-g Monday Might
J L Parks, n G.; W I Phillips, y g.; 4 Hopkins,
Secretary: Brown, Treasurer.
ENiLEY LOp6E, No 90: Aoets ereH Erid1g nigh, a.
their iail on South cherry gtrcet-James Wyatt.
NC; > Dorioh, V g. 3 z Goodlott, Secretary, n
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No 1O5 (Goruan) Meets eeerp
Tharsdav aight--john lloberCh, y g; L Nocker, v
g; A Winter, SoCretlfy; g sieierlc, Treasurer
RiDGELY EECAhPMENT no i : Hfcets cuerg q aad
81 Wednes1cg Hiqhfs-G Fu'iur. 4; J. Harris,
Jr, IA =; j J. Wtakley, S "; n Griffin, W; John
Hide, Scribe, p E Cutter. Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMFNEAT, No 4 1fests ersTF
2a and fh WodHssdov Higi.s-L Locker, c p z A
Camubell, q T.: j 4 Park W; B Friedman, "; Z
Coleman, Scribe; n Nards Treasurer.
DEGREE OF RE8EOCAH Meets lr Friday Might "a
each nionfl-John Hide, J. NJ; Robt Thompson, A
Ifhi; J i WeaRley, Secretary; Mrs Byrne, Con-
ductor; Mrs Brown, Warden; Mrs Chas Hsberi-
son, Sentinel.
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eatUnIon Meeting in Harrisburg.
ELOQUENT SPEECH By CEE. gAETT-COL.
MONTGoMERY's ADDRESS.

Special Despztcl 70 tho Knqurer.
HABRIsBUEa, Jan. IA large and en-
thusiastie Union meeting was held in
the House Of Representatives. this even
ing, in which Col. Montgomery, Of Ala
bama, drew roaFs Of laughter at bis COM
psrisons and descriptions Of Southern
life. lie said we must eithsr oppose this
Government, or favor the abolition Of
slavery, or the Government must die
he had not parted with his niggers with
exactly martyrs spirit, bat must come
70 that. II was fester which be would
cut of, and he thought the Constitution
could stand il. Gen. Gannt said be was
sorry the American people ever became
divided. 1t afforded him pleasure; as q
citizen Of the United States, 70 meet The
people Of Pennsylvania.
he was q Rebel once, ia which be was
wrong, bat he was right nov. lie did
net stab his Government IN the dark
Hew now believed the Union should be
protected, no matter what institution
falls, (Cheers) lie believed in The war
power, in the Emancipation PrOclsma'
tion the proclsmstion Of Amnesty, and Ia
the pgOsecutionof the war until every
Rebel lays doWnhis arms. l(Cheers)
(hr. Rex, amambsr Of Che House, said
b. eould aOf agree with him. CAN'T re-
Piled that whenever be wished 70 oppose
The Government be did Il openly and not
in the dark, and that he waited no Office
from the Governhent for this. Cheers s
He was 3 Democrat, and voted for Bgeck-
inridge. The South expected aid from
the Democrats IN the North, but was
disappointed. You Democrats talked
too much, but did not fulfill Jour pEomis-
ea.J Laughter) You were TOO much
afraid Of your precious lives to rally for
the South ~ you promised rs. Laugh
teri All other questions bad been de-
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ENGRAVINGS, beautifully colOred, of
our most distinguished officers and men,
Of Fruits and Flowers, Of Birds, Of
Hunting and Fishing, Landscapes, of
Clipper Ships, of the Soldier Return
ing from the War, Of the Soldier 60
ing to the War; also, Humorous and
Comic Scenes Of all kinds, from 10
cents each to IS 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of Officers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from s. to $50 per hundred-12c. to
50s. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY of the very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in five
oolors, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inolosed in
stout psstebOSrd tube, size I3x17-
beautifully executed. SOC.
MEDALS of all kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &C., &c.
Agent FOR the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company, as you wiz see
BY reference TO the advertisement ia an
other part Of the psper.
Orders for all kinds of goods in my
line proinpay filed, on receipt Of the
money, without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
lO7 Msin-street,
jan1e-ln Cincinnati.
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eurps0us Glover Perm, u A. olico, chattanooga,
Tenn.
Assistant Medical n-eoiof; surgeon Henry
Thurston once, No - Cherry street. between Broad
and Church.
Medical Inspector Surgeon VI Clendenln L S Vols
Once No 20 Cherry street, between Broad and Caurch
Ireiicai Director Reserve Cops: surgeon William
Varlen, z Vols. Once, High street, Gen Grsnger'E
old headquarters.
Efczioal Di-easor of he Rosf; Surgeon L Watsou
Once south summer street, near The City Cemetery
= Prouoa Mar.iai. Lieut. Col Geo SpauldinF
Lssiaaai Prososf Marsl0L, Captain Jrmes Boyd,
Bist Illinois. Odce at She state Capitol.
Cousuoldsr of he Poa BriEadier General r S
Granger. Headquarters, College street, between
Church and Union streets.
- HeddQudrisrs o. ne C0msaatdsr q fhs Dsrirf o.
Kashrilie Gen l. h Rousseau. The Bass rcsiGeuce,
Church street, between Vine and Spruce.
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No. % NUIfI NUICEc .,
President Col. MARTIN BUNrER, s2l Ind Vol. Inf
Iudee Advocate Capt w. C. soUIER's, lEt o. V. S. S.
, a And baCAHBE or H8sPHIEs N NASHVILLE

The following Is oorreei list Of all Hospitals in
fHosrfaI No 1-Ola Gan Faciorr Surgeon W
. Hofucr College Street, on the liii.
Horyifal No 2-Jliueysifg Buiiaing: surgeon r D
Lypde u s Vols, Market street, ON the hii.
oe,1ital No F. Easiep's Baiiainq: surgeon Har-
low II s Vols. S0utl-eag; corner Public Square.
Hio-piial No 5--Gun Factory: Surgeon G. Hoge-
toon. Il s Vols, upper end OF Front street.
Horpaal 20 s-Mosonio Hell. surgeon W Otter
ron. q s Nola corner uf Church and Summer streets
Hospia2 No e-Cd7riogo Facf9fB: surgeon q
" France, & A, Market street below thcSquare
Hoslitai No H. Poa House,; A Surgeon / d
Hogie I 3 =, on University Pike
Hosritai Ne l2-Broddlrog Hoicl Surgeon J " Lau-
ton u s Vols, corner bruad and Cherry streets.
Hospaai Ne I8--lisrmss HIGH School: Surgeon
Tsylor u Vols corner Of Spruce and Broad streets.
TosaEei No -Nastriils Fensale Acad,saV Surgeon
JH Pmlps, Vols, Church street, near The Chatta-
nOoga Depot.
Hospital No 15-Hyssss's High School; Surgeon VIM
N-ChsinberH q Vols, corner Of line and summer sts
Hospiial No 6-(Oontrabasi) surgeon RO-
neyne, S A, corner OF Broad and Front streets.
Hospital No l7-(OGoers') Surgeon Iynde,
Q s Vols, Market street, on the Hin.
Hospisai 80 te-EloFTis S,reiloa's Bailding: Sur
sxon ! W Foye, Vols, No Market street
5HaspisaI No 2l-lfoilodia Csarch Surgeon
Fulier q Vols. Church street, bet Sunmcr and High
Ossnsbridnd Hospital surgeon Clark MeIaormunt,
Il Vols on Hardin Pike, west of the Penitsntiary.
+, Fsrssoa Hcspitai-Second Bgp'is CisrCh. A A sur
zeon G Hickman, I s A, Cherry street, on the Hill
fl.aualesoc1f BeFracls ghaEinci HoHse): Corner CT
: Church and Cherry eiTeetE-
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7 Davidson County Directory.
CITY Government.
JOIN HUGH SMITH, Eoycg
WILLIAM eHANE. Eeso-ts-.

CITY GOVERN Is EHTt
J9HN HUGH sEfITH, kaFur
WudIA1s SHANE, Eesoslisr.
yOdE CHuHBIAR, Earshal.
DepSlg Efarshcl,--W. a, Wllkias0u, A. O. Tucker
and James A. Steele.
C7-is oT ess KsrIss-,Jotn ClBn,tIsy, ss-szs, arst
Thos. HocaFty, second; end Elisha Long, third.
Tee kassvor-Wiliam DIiTCr.
Espenss C5l5eosoT-A. .. S5s1klsnd
I70sor TiEz Collsofor-E. ,. Garrett
T-rsssrc---R. ReBry
Tliorf Eass.-L hoInEs Leere.
6s9r.sisafaaf q o. Niorssosss--J. 9. Do1a.
SaaersafaaEszf II ne WafeT HosEs--i7l1 ilsHEFt
Caief q Gs TIRE Dsra-t1scsst-L y Freeman.
s-zfoa of ~ 01a.stsE--I. Il. EcHr1e.
fsr1rf Ca-sea-J. J.. Stewart
Cssv ksos-eg--W A Bricn.
CITY COUNCIL,
BoaED on AIDERVrS---N =. BTiou Prollsn
Fira Tard--Jno 3 Ncwnsn.
sso0nd EGni-Joscph Robb.
Third Ward--C A EayGoid.
Fosarh EordJ-H g scoveL
Fsfh- Ward-Iossrh = Knowles
sirft Eord-H y Brien.
eereaa Ward-M G 7 Claiborne.
Eiqhh Ward-g0seph Smith.
Caruoa C0uSClI,-hndrcW AndersoH, President.
F7raf Ward-Jas Turner and John Czrper
Esoazd W'GTd-G III sOuibgate and Myers.
Third Wafd-tndrlw Anderson and AlsE AcIaniel
FYah Ward-W 4 Cheatham ard Il Giasoock.
S.rfi Ward-T farbrOuRh ard WA Driver.
.sersfl W0rd-J + Rust and JW Cready.
EigsA Ward-Wm Hay and / Wheeler.
gfsHuIEs oosEr1TEEE o. TH1 CITY ooUunt.
Fysaaos-E 1oEles. Southgnte, and Anderson.
Walsr WoTts-Anderson, Smith, and Glascock,
g-oss-SayeTs, Iurner, Souii-gate, Nay hoid Che1t-
hza, Yarbraugh, 0.aiborue, and Haliy.
Esioole-Hufl, Knowles, nnd Wheeler
TTharc-Carpe7. Turner, and Newman-
Firs DcpdfimeHf-hiy yeFs, Rust, and bcOTci.
6as-Driver, Br.en, and Cfea1y.
C'smcfa7,-Smith Nhc1lcr, and Haiy.
nlartef House-S0uthglte, Newman, aod Carper.
SIapeo-Bficn, Mcdaniel ard Myers.
DoIios-Y Yarbrough scDFei, and Saycrs.
6prfnqs-Claiborne, EuG, ard Hsily.
Hogk HOass-l heatha1n, k0bb, and Mcdaniel
Improvements and ExpeaGfares--c eoulhgate,
and Driver.
Psblie Prop@fg-Rabb, Driver, and Turner.
fH0tse-Sowman, llaily end S9uthgate.
81 Tho Board oi Aldermen meeis she Tuesdays
next preceding The second END fourth Thursdays 10
scch month. and th0 Common Council tbs second
and fourth Thursdays IN eaoh ioonib.
NIGHT POLICE
CGpfafa-John II Pucxeit
Fgrsf Efssfeaanf-kObCrt scott
6eoOnd Lia5lisn M John 8. ingalls,.
FAIRoLsEH.
Eancs-nsvid MoEabb, John Clvender, Joel Phil
tips, VIM Puckeit, nan'l Burget, Wm hulioys Murphy
Philips, saTnu Pluumcr John Chenault, hieh DAVIS,
James Miller, Wm Mayo, Wm Rice, WA Baker, 4 II
byron, Bird Bruce, Nichoi, Nm Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
sls- The Police COurt is opened eyszy morning At
niue O'Clock
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COUNTY OFFICERs.

sh~tf-Iames T. Hinton. DYagss-Thomas Bob
son and J. X. Buchanan.
Regfsf---P -Phfneas Garrett.
TFttstos-W jasper Taylor,
gloronrr-G Guuicr
Reac--Alexandcr Mcdaniel.
R-r.hse Coieoior--W. D. liQDeFtrsr.
Haflrcod Tar C0Uo1tos--T. G. HFiey.
C5auabss 5lT fhs EasLg.lio Disarses-Ichu .. Cover
and ]. 7. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
.fadge-H0n. James Whliworih
eIeTt-P. IiDdsley Michel.
S. The judges Court meets the nFst Monday in
each month, and the Quarterly Court oJmposss Of
fha Magistrates q tbe County, s held the hrst Non
dsy 10 January, April, July an3 October
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jadgc-Hon VI. n. Drien.
Znorney Geaeful-Geo. b. stubbiohod
C1ah-Chnries ". Smith.
81 Tho Court mectg thc fFTt koudzy O. April, Au-
fuEt ard December.
ssi3ANCERT COURT
hancellor--
:. i.qsTk and Has1sr--g. 6. aleaFes
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Oomnanv.

OFnCE o. EAsHvIILE CHAlTSNoeaA r. r. Co.
Jaunary IA, ls04.
1T rs ORDERED BY THE BOARD or DIRECTORS.
\ that on wednesday, the I7th February, 1884 a
Convrufion Of fhs stockholders 81 said CuGnpany Is
called for she Tuqoso of oieoting nftesn Directors
serve uutfthe nex regular cleriion and 10 trans
act any oihaf business that may be br0upht Etforo
the ConVenusn. Iae messing 60 is hse At the ofIce
q. N. FOGG.
ianl5-.d. Vice Pfesidsnt y. a C. Il. r. Co.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

E3- Advertisements Inserted ia the Special Column
charged st the rats Of twenty cents per line for the
srst insertion; for each additional insertion ten
cents; in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the hTst insertion for every additional insertion a
teen cents.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Viii be charged ct the usual advertising rates.
Announcements OF Candidates.
FOR Stats 90
County 90
S4sy , W
VIZ, the undersigned, have this day adopted The
shove rates, 70 which we bind ourselves strictly to
adhsrs. VIZ. CAMERON, for the Uasoa.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DS,Dotol.
E1sEUILs, TzsE., July 25 1868.
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COUNTY COURT.
ssHANcERY COURT


) ,.asrk and Efaslsr--E. g. oleaFas.
o sap- Tho Court meets the fTsl G0ndsy IL hsy snd
lTember.
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
Wssbington's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which be was
married, his portraits at % and 40, and
Just before be died; also his wife's; a
sketch of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS or THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
trail America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Irel and and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Wster Scenes, &c,
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AashpiIIE &lui0u.
TERNTS OF SUBSCRIPTI0N

sATURDAY MoRNINa. JAN. %. 1se4.
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J. 7. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St. Louis TO its mouth, with
full descTip ton Of all the Islands,
bars, names Of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40H 80.
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J. T. LLOYD'S GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Map-has ev-
cry mile of road, North or South, up
to 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names Of officers, &c. Size
50H go.
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ATTENTION! +!
Army Of the Cumberland!
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBYll

J. T. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with a fall descrip-
ton Of the whole Coast, depth of wa
Ter, &c, and Description of each
County. Size 40E54.
Pocket form, linen back 81 so
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-23

THE JOKE OF THE CAMPAIGN.-The Tri>
bun recently reproduced an extract pur.
porting to be from speech Of the late Sen
ator Douglas, eulogizing its anthor in the
highest terms. The extract, il appears, is
from the speech recently delivered at West
Point by Gen. Mcclellan, who is daily de
nounced in the fercest terms by the same
paper. The Tribune ought to be ashamed
of itself, but it won't. Liars ought to have
long memories to succeed. Is it possible
that the people can be deceived by such
barefaced malignity as this2 1E
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-23

According to confederate Interpretation
sc. s." means cousin Ssl,r as ~. 8.
stands for "Uncle Sam
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-23

s0Ierd6le IN comparison, pith hat Of tie pris.
Onsrs tear aoic lansaishing ~ lie deus AID
pens eli Secession. sIslOSE1 IA ca
VIEWS AND CONCLUSIONS OF TUE rMEMoar-
y ga .isAtlsTsrq 4sg
.n* WsFe profoundly Impressed nth
the ecouvictioh that the circumstances IL ~
two classes of soldiers ara So widslv di6r>
e,f that the government csn hcnorably con
sent to an exchange, sxaivine Sona Sina shs
established principle justly, claimed to bs
applicable in the case. Lefth5f fN thou
sand suffering starring and dying enlisted !
men aid thisdppeal Byptomptand dscided
action in their behalf iairty fps Moasaad,
heroes cia be made happy, For, the eight
hundred commissioned officers now prison
ers We urge nothing. Although desiroassof
returning to our duty, we can bear impsiss b
Onnient with more fortitude if the enlisted +,
men, whose suferings We know to be in-
tolerable, were restored to liberty aud lifs.4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-23

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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-23
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-23

Ma. SEwARD's "iittIe bcIp'l won't ring
after the November election, The De-
mocraey are going to take ont the clsppsr.
,Beli-ringlng won't stop altogether, how.
ever, Tor every spire 10 the land win Jingle
msrrily at the opening Of Lineoln's bss.
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