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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-17

iish the fees Of Recorders, which was read
first times
III. OrfSford, from Military COMMITTEES,
reported bib providing for the COLLECTION
of fnss, md the payment OF certain ~
pehses IN various regiments OF militia 81
House Bill No. 35, providing for the con-
| finament and safe keeping Tin Ohio county
| jail Of persons sentenced to the Penitens:
ltiary, was passed. -
House Bill No. IL, providing for the re.
pair of the road and rebuilding the bridges
of the, Sistersviles and Salem Turnpike
Company, in the county of Tyler (sepOfted
from Senate with amendment was passed:
Mr.. Williamson presented a petition OF
the citizenslo of peasants county, asking
revaluation of lands in said county. Refer
|Rsd. 1sfgEasEH isfFiE
Mr.. Ruffner presented the petition Of ".
w. Minturn, Collector Of Kanawhs river
tells, asking that the Mayor or Recorder OF
Point Pleasant be authorized to enforce the
collection of tolls in that township. Re
ferred.
The following resolutions were read and
adopted:
By Mr.. MGrew:-That the Committee
on Roads, &C., be instructed to enquire into
the expediency of chartering company
for the purpose of constructing railroad
from the Ohio river, at the mouth of Sandy
river by the way of Charleston, in Ranawha
county, Buchanan in Upshur county, and
Brandonville, in Preston county. to the
Pennsylvania line at or near Joseph Gar
rolls farm. e $500
By Mr.. Burke:-That the committee on
Claims end Grievances enquire into the ex-
pediency of allowing Jacob Phares $l53 &c
for assessing taxable property and register
ing births and deaths for the Second Dis
trict of Randol oh county for the year 1861.
By Mr.. Burke:-That the committee on
Taxation and Finance enquire into the ex
pediency of re-assessing the lands of Ran
dolph and Tucker counties, in the year
The hour having arrived, the order of the
day being State Superintendent OF Pub
lie Schools was taken up.
Mr.. Lamb nominated Prof A. F. Ross, OF
Ohio county, as candidate.
Mr.. Wheat nominated Prof. VIM h.
White, of Marion county.
Mr.. Dawson was appointed to inform the
Senate thatIthe House was ready to prooeed
with the joint order of the day. sfG
A message from the Senate announced
that that body was ready to proceed with
the election.
The vote being taken, a special commit
tee W Is appointed to count the vote, who
repo ted that Prof. White had received 43
votes; Ross l6; Dawson l, and Newton l.
Necessary to choice 81. So Prof. White
was declared elected State School Superin.
tendent for the year 1864. ,'e
House adjourned.
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WEST VA. LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, February l6.

A message from the House announced
the passage Of the bill authorizing the Aud.
itor to appoint Assessors in certain cases,
and the bill concerning the Unlawful De-
tention of Real Estate, and asked concur
renee; that it had agreed to the first and
refused to agree to the second amendment
of the Senate to the bill in relation to Di-
vorces; that it had refused to agree to the
Senate's amendment to the bill to authorize
the Board of Public Works to employ SUI
perintendents on Turnpikes belonging to
the State. -r.t.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the Senate in
| third named bill.
On motion of Mr.. Phelps tho Senate in
| sisted on its anne ndment to the fourth nam
ed bill.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the committee on
Internal improvements reported back Ser
ate Bill No. 6, requiring certain persons to
take an oath, with two amendments making
the oath more stringent.
Mr.. Bunker, from the committee on Town
ship an County Organization, reported Sen
ate Bill No l9, amending the act for the
collection of taxes, passed Dec. 7, 1863 -
Read first time.
Mr. Phelps, from the committee on TEN
perance, reported Senate Bill No. 20, pro
hibiting the manufacture and sale OF intox
icating liquors in this State. Read the first
time.
Mr.. Carskadon, by leave, introduced a
bill IS No. q declaring who are citizens
of the State, and how citizenship is re!in
qu>hed. Read first time.
The Senate then proceeded by joint vote
with the House to the election of State
Superintendent of Free Schools, that being
the order of the day.
Prof Ross, of Ohio County, and Prof
White, OF Fairmont, being the candidates
The first ballot resulted in the election Of
Mr.. White.
The vote in the Senate, was as follows
For William r. White, l6; Andrew F.
Ross, 4; Total vote in both Houses, 6l.-
White, 43; Ross l6; DR.. D. B. Dorsey, !;
H. w. Newton, of kanawha county, /.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown. the Senate
took up the joint resolution offered by him
on yesterday asking for an increase of the
military force Of this department, and for
the retention of the 9TH regiment therein.
Mr. Young moved to amend the resola,
ton by adding to the same an anne ndment
requesting the War Department to place
Major Gen. Sigel, Maj. Gen. Milroy or some
other Major General in command of id
Department.
The smel.dment elected warm discuss
ion, in which Messrs Young, Farns,sortb.
Csrskadon and Phelps participated in favor,
aud Messrs Brown andiHubbard against the
amendment.
On motion of Mr. Bunker, the Senate at
o'clock took q recess until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The debate was continued On an amend
ment offered by Mr.. Hubbard to the amend.
ment of Mr.. Young, proposing to strike out
the names of SigeI and Milroy, and inser,
some competent Major General Mr.
Bunker joining in the discussion in favor of
the amendment to the amendment
The amendment OF Mr.. Hubbard was re
jected-yeas s, nays H.
The amendment Of Mr. Young was adop
ted-yeas IL, nays s.
And the resolution Of Mr.. Brown. as
amended was adopted-yeas l6, NAYS 4.
Messrs. Atkinson, Bunker, Hubbard and
Raymond.
Adjourned.
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: QThe Observation-Disclosures" seem to een-
i;oy;no s varv pretty souabble among item

: lEhe erep0nstructionists" seem 70 % On
loving ! very pretty squabble among item
selves in New Orleans. The recent cone
se;caeion Tor the nomination of,Stats officers,
to be elected under the terms Of General
BIsrs PROCLAMATION, was a scene Of confa:
sion ararely equallsd and never surpassed 2
by . body of men called together 70 dehb-
lersts upon questions so momentous Is those
before the Free State Convention of Louis
! iank. Instead Of being purified by the fire
ofcivil commotion, or awed into something
like dignity by consciousness OF the mag
nitude of the duties devolving upon them,
the delegates seem to have been buta Slight
improvement upon the rowdies who former
~ infested the city, and, in the huriy-burly
scramble for plumber, they quite forgot that
thew were making history" The fact is,
the, men Who now claim to be par ezcellence
the Union men of Louisiana are mainly oil
the weather-cock class, who change their
position with every vsering Of the wind
which promises to blow them good fortune.
Many of them are rebels who are now with
hypoeritical zeal protesting attachments TO
the Union and the old flag and "out-Herod'
ing.Herod" in their devotion to the whole
Radical programme, simply because it pays.
MANY more are broken-down Radical poll
ticians from the Northern States who have
gone. South in the hope that, in the still
imperfect organization of public affairs, they
may make for themselves an opportunity for
plundsr. Added to these, is sprinkling OF
campfoilowers, roughs and desperadoess
such Is always swarm around an army and,
In the compound, we have pretty fair estl-
mate of the characters who, on February ],
quarrelled in tho Free State Convention OF
Louisiana.
After about four hours Of discord, por-
ton of the delegates "bolted." and nomin-
ated for Governor Hon. B. F. Flanders;
those who remained in the original meeting
nominated Hon. NJ. Hahn. Each party de-
nounces the other as boilers. &c, and afirms
that it is the only Simon pure organization.
TIE chances seem to be in favor of the cleo
ton of Balm who, it is said, is German
pretending to be an Irishman.
Thus is inaugurated movement design
cd to restore great State to the Union
thus do the mountebanks of the present day
burlesque the founders of our Republic.
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i .
REBrL CoNeREss.--Tbe rebel Congress-
has enacted that it's next session shall com
mence on the first day of May 1864, in
stead of on the first Monday in December
EscApHp.-Iti is reported in the Richmont
papers of last Thursday that one hundred
and nine officers have escaped from the
Libby prison. by digging a tunnel under
the treet for that purpose. It's estimated
that the tunnel must have cost month:
labor. Colonel STREIGHT, Colonel LIPPEN,
Major JOHN HENRY and Colonel RoDGER:
are said to be among those who escaped
but whether they are yet outside the Dor
ders of the Confederacy is not KNOWN
Four of the fugitives were captured neal
Hanover Court House.
RErALIArloN.-A rebel Lieutenant and
two privates, captured in recent skirmst
in Arkansas, were shot in retaliation for the
death of a Negro soldier whom they had
killed.
REACTION advices Of the 9th
say that large numbers of Planters and de
serters are returning to their allegiance III
that neighborhood. They report the coun
try in terrible state of Reorganization.
PoLrrIcaL DocUMENT.-The Auditor o.
the State of Indiana has sent to the Cover
nor bis annual report. Gov. Morton re
gards this exposition of the condition Of
the finances of the State a political doc',-
ment and refuses its publication
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The LATEST GENERAL ORpERs.-The fol
lowing is promulgated in General Orders
from the rebel War Department -
: Mississippi, Rast Louisiana and Yves,
Tennessee have been organized into two
cavalry departments by Gen. Polk.
The Northern Department will he com
manded by General Forrest, with head
quarters at Como, and the Southern Depart
ment by General Lee, with headquarters al
Jackson. 49,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Feb. L.
Mr.. Lamb. from Judiciary Committee
reported bill TO regulate the fees for ap
praising property, which was read hrs I
Mr.. Crooks, from Committee on Ross Is
&c.,-reported. . Bill prescribing regulate ns
for railroads, fixing prices to be chang ID
etc, which was read a first time.
Mr.. keeney introduced Bill to est ab.
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commissioners Sale of Real
Estate in Brooke Coun-
ty, West Virginia.

pY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF ONO
ID County rendered in therein depending, on
the 18th day Of December, 1868, wherein Edward Smith
plaintiff and Joseph II. Pendleton, Daniel Poisey
and James g. Cornell defendants L will on Mon
day, the l4th day Of Mach 1864, at the front door
of the Court House. for Brooke County at ten O'CLOCK
A, NJ proceed to sell at Public Auction that parcel OF
land lying on Buffalo Greek and the Welsburg and
Bethany Turnpike, containing eleven acres more or
less, and commonly known as the Wooden Factory
property and lying about mile a mile and hall
from Wellsburg, in said County.
TERMS OF SALE--TeL per cent on the amount
thereof CASH. the balance credit of four, eight and
twelve months with interest from the day Of SALE the
purchaser gvng bond with good security for the defer
red payments.
Feb. =, 64,-Dtd n RICHARDSON,
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The Danish army in the field, command
ed by De Meza, is as follows: Infantry
eighteen regiments, of 1000 each, 36,OOO.-
Cavalry, six regiments of 600 each, $500
Artillery, seven field, batteries of l30 each
Total, 40,5l0, The main force is concern
trated in the City of Schleswig.
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Trust Sale of Valuable Ground
on Union and Fifth Streets,
Wheeling, Witha Brick
House on it.

IN pursuance af a Deed Of Trust made to me, by
i Jefferson L. Sangston, by Decd Of Trust, and
which Deed is recorded n Ohio County, shall On
the 9TH day of March, next, at the Court House
for Ohio County, sell at public sale, to the best
bidder, the following real estate to vat: Lots Nos
9. TO- ii and H. situate in ]. & G. Ritchies addi-
ton to Wheeling together with four adjoining
lots of ground in the addition to Wheeling called
Buena Vista, and which adjoining lots are Nos.
ty is situated at the corner of Fifth and Union
Streets, East of Fifth street and North of Union
street, andia now In the occupancy Of Aldern an
Robinson.
TERMS OF SALE, are-One-haf in cash, and
the residue sn six months, with interest from day
of sale, purchaser giving note with good security
for the same, Title and Deed retained till pur
chase money is all paid Z.JAC0B, Trustee.
fdb Std
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AMoNs the projects of the year is a
scheme for sending railway through the
Thames Tunnel. The Thames tunnel vas
begun 10 1926, and was finished and opened
70 ibe public In le43. The roadways at
either end were not executed, so thu. the
tunnel has remained until now mere en-
sinsseing curiosity.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-17

% A PROPOSITION to amend the Constitu-
ton of Kansas so as to allow ''every male
person" twenty-one years old and upward
to vote, was defeated in the Legislature
last week. The discussion turned on a
motion to strike out the word "male," some
members favoring the extension of the
franchise to females.
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PRssrIoe says, according to present in
dications. the people OF the South will soon
have to be hired to take the Confederate
notes gratis.
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As Mr.. LINCOLN recently lost all his fine
carriage and riding-horses, six in number,
the contractors have now good opportu-
nifty Of manifesting our gratitude for past
fayOrs ..
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DIED,

In Washington City, D. c., on Monday, JAN
18th, 1854, ofsmall pox and sore throat after an
illness of eight days, Mr. Morris Taylor, aged 81
years, month and rs days.
[Cincinnati papers please copy.
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GUY Inisitsg~n~e.

sotbisss FAmtss. Major Gsoers' Batasldc. csssral
Andersen, james e. FULLER, ooioas q oos O sns Ne~
York rseimeDls Ex-Governor Wright. OF Indiana, aud
other notabes, address tue cysns OF Ncw York
tomorrow evening ~ tho Cooper institute. IN behalf Of
re families or those Who hevs sorc tozth ~ the sd VI
battle.
Tas Duim SIssst fiss-Aronss Vonx Patrick
Moran the insurancs rasrclNaa Who was 20 terribly
,ured 4, the are il Duaus s,rscs wss Broadway on
the night Of the 18th nst died yesterday at the New
YORK Hosnts Coroner Widely held m inquest. when u
appeared that decsssed 10 tine rear Part Of the build
Ing on the rst hocr SAVING property from inc nsmes
when nj, fei upop him carried hin. through into
the cellar. brulsiDg aod ioorn2 him internally, Tho
Jury rendered. verdict o. Accidews oean pcvcsssd
Msxusc on rms rtsxmpr. "A special "cotms " the
Board OF Representatives Epsmocs aod Fofsmoo o. sho
Department WIZ be held III, (satwiiy) evening tFifc
mems Dali 10 make arrangement 70 toa Sanitary pe'r
IN which Tho department bsa s,eniDed ~ i"tenuons W
participate " 10 pTJDel .Dm2 ~ !" "'s ~
t.nB,1cs rfesrDf-
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P.sr-s tnsnea 4" All Legal Lotseries.-
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fpers OF Xe1tacks II cremation fuuShsd Prs e,cssheo
sna III .y.. ptsce. ,sd lyc Cola slye. aud Uncste.1
Money ~ JACKSON & co. srokst,.
Nos I1ti sveaas opposits coopef tus,'tre. y. Y.
Had Breash.-uow Many Lovers IL
H.. sor nsa, lends 20 sssr pared Z. edsct
. lsdcsl cure ese I ~ BALM Or taousAND tAoW-
ESS ass denti.nce 1gn' snd morning ~ also ,ssthes
~. c,ngeaaa Price nf cen;s Foo sac " ~ dfrssss's
A.B-autif"i Com pt~ trd's Bioom
10 ,esntlfy.Dg the complexion AMI 4ss Rfesissy
slt Otagess sy-rgwn.ts
Almighty Dollar ~ King or All Rebels,
k,n. re!go reps. political reDs The State
teoe 10 benefit ne OIL "a vat the cityen te
eausy 10 5epett corporations aud monopo'ei
jignIfs people with the Justice Of cspitsl agans. n
snd ne consumer 10 aalmled esss-- 10 isbos
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TEE WEEKLY aNRALD
The rsest ard C>heape-t ~ ; vvs.,.sarssc
an the Country

| ~ Tire
rbs Important Diplomatic ootrespondea o. Reore,ssy
5ewsrd-ihe Laeat tsws 81 sbolling Or natcston
v o-7hc Latest News from tho Onion Fosces ia the
q, >d-Impostsnt Intelligence from the Sooth-Destsuo-
zion sf Blockade Runners at Wilmington. IT, @ -5ise-.
iure- soortiag ercultara,rhs ssttela. SC. 80,
Tho W. wgLy HllAlo, foy the prescott ~ses ready shs
Saturday, unorosos. contains
Tho naby nterestlug Correspondence OF Nj sscrosaey
Seward vita q 70 diplomatic representatives o. Foreign
Powers showing tbo postoa and ioseot.eas OF tia sos
eroDiclt Of the On <eo bsases
Laieat Rows OF the Bonbssduens o. Casr'ssto,. o..
and OF ths chs un'oa Forces IN tas haror
--latest e!iatcnes sg og desaos Of ihe Movements Of
tho Union Troops aud the Nsebeis Ia ssaoesaes
Latest Ecrs from 1eadl W Amy asd sas ssce tcfcss
Virginia.
Important iaseiiisence ~ VI inc S,ctn-jcd o'y's
House A. Richmond Popbs1 o. E,cetSerops s.aa,s o.
tho Rebel Vice prsslSest
interest az News from 0eaesa V's'se's oeosesneas
Account OF tho Destruction or ihe Blockade e.aaes
Rsoses. sseadgo. Hoo aud sron Nse, % W'"s,s'o@
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soicsessog sccoun, o. sas succsssr Operations . tao
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Tns sstest Nova from South Amssi, ". Cass. 8, %
uaeo. tleops. and all otics parts OF tho. World
Poc,sY -''i'sbe. DIPLOMATS ssd JsseoAs hrddsta, aao
That Message 20 Dick 8us.eet''--eExpecsaiso ="
Combustion o. tia story o. "Boaaess."
Conclusion OF tho higiy ,asessssias story ov 'tci,t
~ Worse on taaa An.
spotiog--I.eports o. two Pr,ys f.:hts o, so,s ',aa
sad o. a Bsuts Altar near Cacogo
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Ptoys Ornament ~ the Ps.sor--E,ow Ossp 20 va
Gsau'og tba Craps. &C
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u vs. al1, eise valuable apd importer, Reeers o.
tue Mosey, DRY Goods prcviscs Cate. Horss and
Iso,y Markets.; Editorials eroDisea, Rvoats o. tha
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viii be adopted with but lew dissenting votes tho House
bav,oe determined % escude az parties who cee hero
slscteA by fsw votes and without resectaSs oonsnen
eles ~ back tnem
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Do. cf the Recent Pssxs faghas.
TO tHx sDfrDa Oe van assALD.

susyysDs H0tss. Mae Ascsts. Sac 90. 1896
In your columns q tas corning So announced tna,
prize Hght took plsss room IN my bou,s yesterday
morning. which Ia sn so,lts mistake. believe u TOOK
Mace somewhere IN the vicinity, bot a.. Va orr room.
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Ns~ yost ss. -, 1874.
In your rspocs Of ny sxsm,ussoa ana statement 10
your Of January II, ~. Incorrectly state had
shipped goods ~ tue pussss 81 tbs Corsica THIS ~
mistake, hsd any bvsness traDsActo11 what.
ever with tnss gentleus, ia as qualification, psass
maze this correction. /, H. Ot.Ms1FAo.
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