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ful. The overcoats are q very inferior
article, as are also the pantaloons; the
uuder clothing il very good. and, in fact.
but few complaints are how uttered. All
hat now troubles officers and men, is the
fear of having to winter iu this region.
They claim, AID with good grounds. too.
chat after going through so many hard
ships, aud all danger for the winter being
over, they ought to be relieved. and al
lowed again to visit civilization. The
sickly season is past. aud many are now
weak and unfit for duty. who would rap
Idly recover amid other scenes and change
of climate. We have had six inches OF
snow up here, and falling daily
The "secesh" at Green Briar are desert.
ing daily. some fifty or sixty having come
in, in the last three days. They state
that their troops are suffering severely
being unable 10 build winter quarters, no,
having time for watching.
We received the Intelligence to day
that Col Thomas Ford had been appoint
ed Brigadier General Although many
were pleased to hear of an Ohio General
yet had the appointment been conferred
upon Lieutenant. Colonel of the Twenty
fifth tWm P. Riehardson), itwould have
rendered more general satisfaction, as b,
has went through FIRE with the boys, ant
ldeported himself in gallant style, wherea
Col. Ford is q stranger to them in every
thing but "politics" More of this anon
Should anything of importance turn up
I will advise you.
Yours etc TYPO.
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SHERIFF s. SALE,
Frederick Schumacher, e
against 81
Joseph Wehr.
,Ioseuh Wei,

.Eaus Joseph w eur.
BY virtue of 8 writ of execution "a f6S al
rected from the Court OF Common Pieas Of
Monroe County, Ohio, l win offer for sale At
public auction, al the front door or the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said c6un-
ty, between the hours of ten O'Clock, =. M,
and four O'Clock p. IN on s''a
Saturday. the 2SM day Of December 13sl.
the following real estate, situate in .Asid c6un-
", to wit ssssa ltt,..ss +. . ~,
Lot number thirty nine, the east part Of lot
number thirty-two, in Daiiey's addition to the
town of Calais, in said county.
Also, ons-eighth Of an acre Of land, being lot
number six adjoining the town 81 seAlats, in
said county, in section eighteen, in t6@nship
seven, Of range seven. s'ss1
Also, the. north east quarter OF the north
east quarter of section seventeen, township
seven, of range seven.
Also, part Of the north west quarter 81. see.
tion twelve, township seven, OF t4ngt seven,
being the Same lands purchased hy him froa
Mitchell Atkinson, containing sixteen acres.
| Also lot number forty in the toRh of Calais.
| Subject to former levy made Id the case Of
Joseph Wehr against John Stephen.
Taken in execution an levied upoaa1 the
property of Joseph Wshr, AZ the suit of Fred
erick Schumacher. tass@5 re sliE8 z
.ta g. NJ MORROW,
| shsrif, \ N, srfo.
Novsubsr 81. lssl.--$s.sS., y "a
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- - WASHINGTON. Nov. "a.
To the Editor. Of the Enquirer:

= -A y 7 =
Advices have been received here by the
last steamer from the leading American
bankers in London. Mr.. Geo Peabody
aud Mr.. Bates, stating their opinion TO be
that the English Government is desirous
of con,ianiug peaceful relations with the
Uuited States, aud that it will not recog
nizs the Confederstes. nor will ii interfere
in any way with the blockade.
The opinion is gaining strength here
that the Government will not in any case
deliver up prisoners Messrs. Mason aud
Slideli, aud that the British Governmea.
will not demand it. after receiving tbs dis.
patches sent over to Mr.. Adams. explain
ing our position.
1t is believed that the reason why the
Confederates have not yet pulli bed Beau.
regards report of the battle OF Bull Run,
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The intense interest everywhere eeit
in the mighty contest in which the
Armies aud Fleets Of the Nation are
engaged, ...s
ON THE POTOMAC,
IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
In KENTUCKY,
IN MISSOURI, d
l'-'3 ON THE SEA COAST.
and elsewhere, and the existing demand
for a Weekly Journal that will furnish
a full and accurate account of the thrill
ling events of this exciting and ever
memorable period, acceptable alike to
Soldiers in Camp, to Peaceful Firesides,
to those who wish to obtain The latest
war news, and to those who desire to
preserve in convenient form, for future
reference, correct History of the Great
Rebellion, has induced me to commence
on
Saturday, November l6, 1851,
the publication of GREAT WAR
PAPER. .Gn lieu of the present issue of
the Weekly Press,) to be called For
NEY's WAR Press" 1t will be printed in
superior style, on large quarto sheet
of eight pages, aud each number vii
present the following
ATTRACTIVE FEATURES. viz:
I A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING,
Illustrating an event of the War, or a
MAP of some locality where important
operations are in contemplation,
A RECORD CT THE LATEST WAR
NEWS from all parts of the country,
received during each week by Mail and
by Telegraph, from numerous SPECl-
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THE LETTERS OF OCCASIONAL.
whose epistles from Washington during
the last three years have been singular
ly correct in their statements and pre-
dictions, and whose comments upon pub
lie affairs have been copied and resd
with deep interest throughout the whole
country; -
A Thrilling Sketch or Tale,
illustrative of the romantic incidents
connected with the War; gleanings from
the rich treasures of War Wit and War
Poetry, that are ELECTED by the mighty
events now transpiring; aaa
Able Editorials on the Great Questions
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SHERIFFS SALE
as4 Martip Baker,
KS .a against ,s,s..,.i :
Do<o, ns~hlav
Peter Righley

r..
7. BY virtne of I writ Of venoitioui expsnas to
me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas
of Monroe County, ohio,I win offer for sale at
public auction, the front door of the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said coun-
ty, between the hours of ten O'clock f. M, and
four O'Clock p m. on
Saturday. the 2Sh day Of December | s6l.
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit: syea st aal lBo
: The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section seven, township three, and
range i've.
Also, ten acres of the north end Of the south
west quarte, of the-soath west quarter Of Sec
ton! one, township three, range FIVE, all in
Monroe County, Ohio. 80 7ss. $780,
Taken in execution and levied apon as the
property OF Peter Highley, a. the suit of Mar.
tin Baker. S
+. C. NJ MORROW,
Ae@s S Sheriff, N. @. o.
November 27, 1ss1.-s4,4 IS. ~. .ssig
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JEFFERSON CITY, Fridav. Nov. %.

Passengers by the train from the
West report that the rebels burnt War
saw night before last. to prevent its
being used as winter quarters for our
troops. The intelligence reached SYRIA
cuse just before the train arrived and
is considered reliable A quantity oi
Government stores was destroyed.
A train of 80 wagons, with an escort
of 200 men, left Sedalia a few days age
for Leavenworth. A messenger reached
Sedalia at twelve o'clock last night
announcing that they had been'attackec
near Knob Noster.by 500 or 600 reoels
and the train captured.
Refugees cotinue to arrive here ii
crowds, many in most destitute con
dition.
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Sherifs Sale.
F A. Lamping,
against
Isaac Adams.


DY virtue Of writ execution ON Justices
II Judgement to- me directs.. from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Monroe County, OHIO,
Tiii offer fcs sale at pnbic auction at the front
e..1or of the court house, in the town of Woods
field. in said county, between the hours of ten
O'Clock, a. m. and four O'Clock p m, on 10 q
Saturday. the 28th day Of Decsmbs, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: 4sF,5s s,.,s ,.-..,
The north part Of the south east quarter OF
the south east quarter of section two. IN town
ship fvs, OF range seven, containing thirty
two acres, more or less. is
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Isaac Adams, at the suit of F. A.
Lamping. Gs..,- !,
IN MORROW, ai
Sheriff. NJ G O.
November 27, lS61.-s4,15. 1aE.
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is because they expect another conflict on
the same ground. and do not wish to let
ns know the peculiar character of their
defense, nor the plan of that engagement.
as it might afford valuable hints to Nc
Clellan.
There was 6ne review OF Gen. Casey's
Division on the avenue this afternoon
eliciting the encomiums of all that saw il:
CLEVELAND.
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to their frieuds and families, with honor
to themselves and to their country. Let
our citizens remember that Captain Fish
er's lads will discharge their duty on the
battlefield. and will ever remember the
Gresides of our citizens 10 old Monroe
county.
Good bye, Dear Spirit.
FISHRR.
p. s. While looking over a copy o'
the Spirit. l noticed that Captain Will
Jams, of the 25th Ohio Regiment com
piimented my company very highly 1,
return will state to Capt. Will ans. thai
the lines were read by every member o
the company, and re-read over again
with all the eagerness of the wise mer
that tried to interpret the writing on thu
wall. The result, Captain, is, it ha'
caused wsrme. feeling to spring NJ
Among officers aud men under our com
maud. Capt. Williams, my best respects
for you and your company of brave lads
May the olive branch that has SO latel,
sprung up between us. continue to bloom
aud by these commur ications our feeling
will knit more and more closely together
May the God Of battles preserve you
Capt. Williams, and your brave com
mand 5
l should be happy to hear word frou
Col. Richardson, and Capt. Washbur
and his boys. My best wishes for them
| F.
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; SHERIFFS SALE
"A Z aagsiustaeg sA
Joseph Webr.
E B. Long 4 Coz

o6ssooe'
Joseph Wehr.
By virtue OF writ of gexeeut tion,ts me- d.
rected from the Court sf sCommowPleas OF
Monroe County. Ohio I will offsr fsr,nls AZ
public auction, at the front door Of the sourt
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in,saijl couu-
ty, between the hours Of ten .o'olock,as M. and
four O'Clock p. M, on ssa sei ssli ot biA
Saturday. the 28th day Of DscasSs, 1851.
the following real estate, situate d said ooun-
~. to wit: seitsD
Lot number thirty -nine, the ssdtpsr Of lot
thirty-two, in Dailey's addition 10 the town Of
Calais, in said county of Monroe.
Also, one-sighth Of an acre ofdsnd hoing lot
number six, adjoining the ztowu Of Calais, in
said county, in section eighteen, in Aevnship-
seven, II range seven. % saE6a xia
Also, the north east quarter Of tha north
east quarter of section seven<een, f1owuship
seven, OF range seven. secs sssti9 SssI
Also, part Of the north west qussesr Of soc-
tion twefvs. township seven, of range seven.
being the same lands purchased BY him from
Mitchell Atkinson, containing siktesn acres.
Also, lot number forty in thst town Of Calais.
Subject TO = former levy mads n Ne ussa
of Joseph Weir against John Stephen.
Taken in execution and levied upou A thn
property of Joseph Wehr.
aoIaalA @. NJ MORROW.
Sheriff. NJ. G. o.
Noveya bar 27a 1efl.s eSi0k - .,<3
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A Provisional Government INSTITUTED
in North Carolina e 81

A Provisional Government INSTITUTED
in North Carolina
HArrERAs INLET, N c., Nov.18.-
The Provisional State Government for
North Carolina, the establishment of
which has been in contemplation for
months past, was formally instituted to-
day by Convention of delegates and
proxies representing forty-6ve counties
of the State.
A State ordinance was passed, which
declares vacant all the State officers; de-
clares Marble Nash Tylor. Governor;
directs him to order an election for
Congressman. and to make temporary
appointments of officers of the State.
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Sherifs Sale, "A
John Dongherty, 7.
against hns ,s4is
Matthew Dougherty.

Aotsuo" DouBuoStys
DY virtue ofa writ zef exeeutieo 70 ma a.
ID rected from the Court sfs Counpn Pleas Of
Monroe County, Ohio, II will soGsR for sale A
public auction, at the front doorsm the ceurt
house, in the town Of Woods0sad, in saad
county, between the hours sf ten oplook .. n,
and four o'clock p. m, onss . hasu
Saturday the 28M day Of December 1881.
the following real estate, Isituatsoip said ssun-
ty. to wit: - sss'is ssslgai bss
The north west quarter of the. north west
quarter of section thirty -cnes In totnship four.
of range fTe. aacso.e ssi. -x9
Also, the west half Of the sonth west quar-
ter section thirty-two, in the aaxns township
and range.
Taken in execution, and -leyisd lppon - ths
property of Matthew nougherty, - the sait ef
John Dossher'y. s.r,s - ~
- - Sheriff, ,eM. G. O.
November q, 1854 9 ls4scs ss
s'sis = $50 ot-&ssf 1Hsy
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SHERIFFS SALE. !, :
Daniel Miller, di.
against zAs II

BaH. 49,. Joseph Logan.
DR. virtue Of . writ Of venditionf eiponsBets
ID me directed from the Court ofCsmmon
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio. viii oEsr aor
sale at public auction, At the front dosri % the
court house, in the town Of WoodsAeid;sin
said county. between the hours Of ten zo'elock
a. m, and four o'clock p. m, on sws ass6
Saturday, the 98A day Of December 1851.
the following real estate, situate in said soun-
ty, to wit; = saasix.t f-s.,l y. ~
The east half Of the south east quarter Of
the south east quarter, in section seven, town.
ship six, and range seven, in Monroe County.
Ohio. 80 8 g aob Ss<
Taken in execution and levied uponss - the
property of Joseph Logan, At the suit o. nAn-
isl Miller. ,1, asps isss
q. M MORROW, OF
Sheriff. n co
November u, 1ssl.-s4,lt, s.z,sys @
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tW- The Richmond rebels style the
battle of Edwards Ferry, Bull Run
with variations There will be some
more variations of Bull Run before long
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Any person sending us a club Of
twenty subscribers, accompanied with
$24, will be entitled to an extra copy
(for the eetter of the club,) and also to
a copy of the aforementioned Map.
In order to further stimulate individ-
ual exertion to extend the circulation
of the "WAR PRESS" we offer the
following liberal premiums:
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH
will be presented to the person or per-
sons who may procure the largest list
Of subscribers by the 1st of April,
1861:
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, Shel-ifs Sale. {.
Simon HoIkheimer,
against
] hu Topei.

DY virtue Of a writ OF execution on Justice:
- Judgement to me directed from the Court
0t Common Pleas OF Monroe County, Ohio,
viii etfer ior sale at public auction, At the fton
door OF the oeurt house, in the town of Woods
fed, in said county, between the hours OF tel
o'clock a. NJ /, and four o'clock p IN, on ~
1kurday, the 2SM day et' December 1855 l
he following real estate, situate in said eoun
~, to wit: 90 bat sos giossJ sse
Lots numbered six and seven in the town
of stafford, in Monroe County. Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of John Topei, at the suit of Simon
Hork kheimer. @@1 GsF .a1vs1 ,iasu
bae g1 G. M MORROW,
pi98 80 'ra@s Sheriff. N. GO.
cNover1ber 27s 7sls6l.S3.7b. vtsras.s,
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SHERIFFS SALE. s q 3o
County Commissioners of Monroe County,
against
Robert Smyth.
BY virtue of an execution on Justices Judge
ment to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, | will offer
for sale at public auction, at the front door of
the court house, in the town Of Woodsfeld, in
said county, between the hours of ten O'clock
a. M, and four O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday. the 26th day Of December 1861,
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit:
The east part of the north half Of the south
west quarter of section twelve, township five,
of range six, containing ,forty-four acres, more
or less, in said Monroe County, Ohio. t,.,I
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Robert Smyth, at the suit of the
county Commissioners of Monroe County, u
c. NJ. MORROW {
= Sheriff, Nj. Q. O..
November 81, 1s6l.--$3,90. ;5aal
SHERIFF s SALE. s.'i'''5
Sidney Sturgeon and Others,
against
Elizabeth Sturgeon. PeS'i
BY virtue of writ Of execution to me di-
-ected from the Court oflEotnmon Pleas OF
Monroe County. Ohio, will offer. for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
mousse, in the of Woods6eld. in said coun-
ty, between the hours of ten O'Clock a. M, and
tour o'clock p. m, on 9tss'3s.'4e3 a4fI
Saturday. the 2sth day of December 1851.
the following real estate, situate. in said coun-
ty, to wit: s1s aaasH56s est 5fs<,1{s r
The north west quarter of the north east
quarter of section th,rty-one, township three,
of range three, containing forty acres, more
or less, in Monroe County, Ohio. .Tac saliaf
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Elizabeth Sturgeon, at the suit OF
Sidney Sturgeon and Others 'g'f
&C. Nj. MORROW,
Sheriff, M. 9. o.
November a., ls61.--S3,s0. ,k