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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
HEADQUARTERS 4Tn REoIERHT V. NJ.
WHEELING, November 9th 1862,

General Order No. IL
Il Battslion Court consisting Of Lieut.. Col. Thos
i II. Logan, President and Captains leo. @. Ware,
Go A, John Scott, Co. 1, n: ". MeHaughten, Co @,
John G. Smith, Co. I, viii convene on Friday, No
Vembcr 21st at Il o'clock p. NJ, In the Grand Jury
room 10 the Courthouse for the transaction of such
business II may lawfully have to do arising with
In the district represented.
IL. A Battalion Court, consisting of Major g. W.
RranEhelnl, President, and CaptRinS John P, Hop
Elns, Co. X, Chester d. Knox, Co. L, J. n. Vance,
Co. d, VIM D. Simpson, Co 2, and Andrew J. Long,
Courthouse on Saturday, November 22d, al IL
o'clock p. NJ for the trRnSactiOn Of such business
may lawfully come before 1t, arising within the dis
triet represented.
sisng OF all the Field and Stan Officers and Captains
OF companies, will convene at the Grand Jury room
In the Court House, on Saturday, November 10TH at
II O'Clock p. NJ, for the Transaction Of business.
to the Adjutant Of the Regiment ali Absentees Eom
any drills mustsrs which have been or may be
dered to the time Of the meeting Of each BattGl
ion Court.
Lewis O. stifsl, Sergeant Major, as Proves. Marsha
will attend the meetings Of both Battalion and Reg
imentRl Courts.
VI. All perSons claiming exemption from militia
otherWIEe must present their pleas to be considered
and passed upon by the Regimental Court. All per-
sons subject to militia duty, who by absence from
drills musters, liable TO be mad may present
their to the Battalion Courts Of the District
in which they reside, and Rggrteyedb by said Courts
decision may appeal to the Regimental Court.
VII. AL clAins for services rendered, sue as mu-
sic, printing, rent Of drill rooms gas, dee must be
| presented to the RegimsntAl Court
VIII. All officers attending these several courts
will appear with side
BY order OF Andrew J. Sweeney, Col. 9Th Reg't.
now j. N.IRWIN, Adjutant.
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HEADQUARTERS 47H REa'r. VIRarSIA MILITIA,
YHRELINd, Nov, 18th, 1862.

GENIAL OADDh NO. =.
VRoM and llter this date the several companies Of
d the 4th Regiment will meet At the following
named places for drill and inspection, 2s follows:
Company A, Capt. Ware, on the hTst Friday of
each month at ths ArmoTy, Court House.
Company B, Capt. Wilson, on the first Tuesday of
each month at the ArmoIy, Court House.
Company @, Capt. Ball, on the hrst Wednesday Of
each month ut tho Armory, Court Hou'e.
Company D, Capt. Vance, on the first Thursday Of
zach month ut the Armory, Court House.
Company z, Capt Knox, ON the hrst Saturday Of
zach month at the Armory, Court House
Company P, Capt. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
Of each month at the ArmoTy, Court House.
Company G., Capt, Mcaaughten, on the third Tues
day Of each month at the ATmory, Court House.
COMPANY H. Capt Long on the fourth Tuesday OF
each mouth at the Armory, Court House.
Company /, Capt Scott, on tho sec nd Friday Of
each month at the AEmory, Cour3 House.
Company K, Capt. Hopkins, on the third Thursday
OF each month at the ATmory, Court House.
Company L, Capt. Muth, on the second Thursday
of each month at the ArmoEy, Court House.
Company rolls viii be called at each meeting above
ordered and all absences will be noted thereon and
reported to the succeeding Battalion Courts.
Members OF companies Of the 9Th Regiment un-
provided with arms and Aceoutrements will receive
Them on and amer this evening at the Arm0ry.
nv order OF Andrew j. Sweeney, Colonel 4th Reg
iment. (nOylil I.N.IRWIN, Adjutant-
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General Order No. g.
/. Uneil further orIlsrs, the field, StAf and cum
missioned OHicers, with the non-eOmmisiO1ed stat
neers Of the 4h and 9Th Regiments Ofvirginia III
tia. will attend at the ATmOFy under the Court House
each Monday evening. for Instruction in tactics
The roll will be called Al O'Clock precisely.
II. The 4th aud 5th Regiments will muster on
Saturday the 18th inst, at O'Clock, p NJ; the 5ih
StreetE and the 9Th Regiment on Fourth Street. be-
tween Monroe and Quincy Streets. Zach CAPTAIN
will his company to be formed and the roll cali
81. ureciHelY At IL O'Clock, p. n. Each Regimant
viii be formed by the Adjutant upon the order Of the
Colonel. The Brigade viii be formed BY the AEaiB-
tant AdutAnt General, upon the order Of the BrgA-
der General, for Inspection and reVisW.
III. Until further orders, each company OF the
9Th and 6th Regiments, will assemble for inspection
and Instruction, evening in each month. EiE two
hOurs, commencing precisely AZ O'Clock. The Cap
and ab8enteeg noted for return
". The COlOnsls Of the 4th and 5th Regiments
will forthwith order meetlngI Of the battalion and
RegimsntAl eourt for the laying OF fines upon doliD
and places the Colonel Of each Regiment may
designate.
Brigade; Col J. Il COehrane, 1884, Regiment. Han
Brooke C0uuty5 Col James MeCuney, bth Regiment,
Ohio County; Col. AndieW J. Sweeney, +th Regt-
ment, Ohio County, Col Thomas @. HerTey, l6lst
Regiment, Ohio County; Col. Geo. B0UerG, 18th
Headquartersa roster Of the FIELD stan and company
officers Of his Regiment, and copies Of the rolls and
returns Ofthe Volunteer Corps attached TO his Regi
ment. He will also return the description, number
and condition Of all arms and aeeOutrImentG belong
ing TO the State within the bounds Of his Regiment
His attention is directed 10 the 9Th Chapter Of the
Code Of Virginia, Edition Of 1901 and especially
to Sections 10 IL IL Is Il and Is Of that chapter.
By order Of Briadier General JANE5 g WHAT.
d. DAVENPORT,
now Asst Adj't- General, 18th Brigade, v n.
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b9rRROM JACKSON Couxrr.-Iuforma-
tiOn from jackson county states that a few
days since deserter from the 9th Virginia
Infantry was shot by some men of the llth
IN the attempt TO escape, and instantly
killed. o. Q. C. Henisman, Lieutenant
IN the rebel army, and once a prctisinR
lawyer in Ripley, recently came into our
lines aud gave himself up to the Deputy
Is Marshal. o. :Dilworth, also Lieu
tenant in the rsbA army was captured
about the same time, and will be sent to
this city.
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b~A WELL DESERVED AND sUBsrAN-
IiL1 CoNPLIwESr,-Rev. R. V. Dodge hav-
ing retired from the pastorshtp of the I'd
Presbyterian Church, the ladies of the con-
gregation have presented Mrs. Dodge with
a splendid set of china as token of the
esteem N which she is held as christian
lady. Mrs. Dodge's Sabbath School class
have also presented her with a photograph
&c likeuess, in group, of the class. These
compliments were well deserved BY the
accomplished aud amtable recipients, and
will doubtless be heartily appreciated.
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BUSINESS NoTIoEs-

GRANMAR LEssoS-To be recited in the
Churches every Sabbath during the Win
ter.
LIST exercise, by the Congregation
Cough is verb, active, iutransitive, and
in the present tense, indicative mood is
corrugated thus
MI l cough We cough
Hh9n toughest Ye or you cough
de coughs They cough
Present Participle-(Gl) coughing!
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is noun, common, (tOo common
in this cOngregatiOu) ueuter gender, plural
number and in all cases governed by
Dr.. CHAPMAN's HoARHouSD BALsAM.
Price IS cents. Sold by
t. q. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIsr Il Co.
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Major and Judge Advocate.

New York, Nov. l5.-The Herald has a
letter from Newbern, N. O., dated the 9th
inst. Gen. Fosters army was at Williams
ton, on the 9th under marching orders for
Plymouth and from thence TO embark in
transports for NsVibeIn. Reconnoissanees
have been made to within FIVE miles of
TarborO and the rebels found to have
massed large force there. Recounois-
sances had been made by the little gunboat
North State within one mile of Greenyille
on the Tar river. The rebel salt works
had been entirely destroyed by the gun
boat Ellis without loss on our side.
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R@- LIVE sTook.-we learn that great
deal of live stock has been accommodating
recently iu the vicinity of the Bridgeport
depot of the Cleveland aud Pittsburg Rail-
road. The road has been SO crowded with
freight that it has not been able to build
cars fast enough to accommodate it's ship.
pers. The shipment Olive stock will COM
mence this week, when it is expected that
there will be a great rush for who shall
have the preference.
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8g Ielegraph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Late Tennessee News.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 16.-The Herald,
special from Nashville, Nov. 18th, says
Major General Lew Crittenden and staff
have arrived.
Part of General Crittendep's corps under
Gen. Matthews and Gen. Woods division,
entered Lebanon, Teun., on the 10th inst,
driving Morgrn's rebel cavalry out. They
captured a large amount of -four, bacon,
wheat, boots and shoes, mules, and some
prisoners. On the next morning Morgan
made dash on Gen. Woods camp, 8 miles
from Lebanon, and captured 80 men. On
the morning of the 9Th Parker's brigade en-
tered Gallatin and OucOuutered 800 of Nor
Ran's men, capturing 20 of them and one
~ Joined Gen. Breckenridge at Mnrfrees-
boro, aud it is supposed left with him for
Chattanooga, whittier large rebel force is
going.
1t is reported upon undoubted authority
that an immense amount of rebel arms aud
supplies are collected opposite Chattanooga
without facilities of transportation across
the river.
The latest reports place Gen. Breekin-
ridges force at 10000,
Gen. Chethsm's force of rebels is re-
ported at Tnllahoma.
NASHVILLE, Nov! Is. "A great Union
meeting will be held at the Capitol to-mor-
row. The Union refugees met in secret to-
night. Their resolve is to follow the Union
army and establish Union organizations
preparatory to holding Congressional cleo
lions.
GuerrillRs continue to attack the trains
but undue importance is given to their
raids.
Communication between Nashville and
Louisville is comparatively unrestricted.
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k8-FROH THE KASAwHA ooUSrRY

hrFRoX rHR KANAwHA CoUarRY
yesterday cOnversed with a gentleman of
this city who has recently made the trip
from Wheeling to Bulltown, Summerville,
Gauley and other points with view of
fading somebody supposed to be lost and
taking some 'yiews afoot." The country
traversed by our informant is described as
bearing evidence of recent visit from the
wreck of matter and the crush of worlds.
What few natives remain in the country IRE
in an utterly destitute condition. They
have nothing to eat but fitch and corn
Poue. The corn out of which the 'pone
is made is cracked between a big log and
grind stone in what the natives call hand
mill and the grains are broken in not more
than TWO or three pieces. The whole coun-
try is infested with horse thieves all of
whom seem to be doing good business.
1t was understood among the soldiers
that Gen. Cox's army or a portion of it,
was moving towards Cumberland or New
Creek
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b8rBELNoxr County TEACHERS Asso
clAFiOS.-This association will hold its
next annual session at Bellare, commence
ing on the 22d of December. Prof. B. E,
White, Editor of the Educational Monthly;
FFOt' Hamill, of Washington; Pan will be
present to lecture on the various branches
Of Common School Education. Other en-
'nens Educators have been addressed, from
whom no reply has as yet been received.
~, Teachers from the adjoining counties il
o''O aud Virginia are invited to attend.
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Instructions from the Judge Advo
cate.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-Applications
having been made by ladies to go to their
friends and families In the South, notice is
hereby given that all applicants must make
a written statement to the officer, certified
by oath, between this date and the 10th
day of December next, sitting forth
Fist, The name. age, and residence of
the applicant.
Second, The date when she came within
the military lines Of the United States, for
what purpose, and where she has since re-
sided.
Third, The place she desires to go to,
and the purpose aad object thereof
The persons "a whom leave may be
granted will be sent with suitable escort
from Washington to the lines of the United
States forces 10 Virginia, with such per-
sonal effects as shall be allowed to pass.
No person will be allowed to take more
than ono trunk or,paekage Of female wear
ing apparel, weighing not over 100 pounds,
and subject to inspection, and any attempt
to smuggle contra6aud property will forfeit
the same and subject the party to inpri-
sonment during the war.
(Signed) L. g. TURNER,
Major and Judge Advocate
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General orders No. L.
n Tho battalion Courts Of Inquiry for the 9Th
. Regiment Virginia Militia, will convene as fol-
lows: The first, embracing ali the companies north
OF Alley D, Centre Wheeling, at the cSurt-house
Friday tho 2Ist inst, at O'Clock r. NJ, consisting
Of Lieut.. Col. Chester d. unbbard. President. Cap
Adams Co. r, Porter Smith, Co. D, and John Cloudy,
90 T. members. Tho second, embracing the compa-
mics south of tho above alley, At the Courthouse,
Saturday, the 22d inst at N o'clock p u, cOnsist-
Mckee Co. K, B. P. Taylor Co. Z, Andrew Glass, Co.
D, H. Hartenstein, and Augustus Hanleu, Co. II,
members,
of will convene the on Sat-
urday The 18th Inst, ~ ~ o'clock P. n.
iii, AdIutant John II. Stallrnan, Provost MatshAl,
3D. B. Young, and Ssm'l p. Hdreth, Clerks, viii at
" AIlpersons having legal excuses to offer for
nattendanee at any Of the drills musteEs order
"a prioF to the assembling OF these Courts nOt-
ded 70 attend. Those subject to militia duty, who
Aned must attend tho Battalion Courts Of Inquiry
fr their respective districts. All others claiming
exemption from military duty whether by the Sur
eous certificate, RlienRge or otherwise, wall present
| thsir cases TO the Regimental Court only.
v CAPTAINS accompanies are required 70 report to
The Adiutant Of the regiment, all Rbsentees from any
drills or musters which were ordered prior to tho
m0etinR Of each Battalion Court. a.
wi Persons aggrieyed by the decision Of the Bat
| talon Courts may appeal to the Regimental Court
vI.Au claims for services rendered, such aS rent
Of drill rooms gas music, printing, &C., must be pre-
Rent0d to the RSgimentAl Court.
VII An ofcsTs attending these Courts viii appeay
sp order of Jas Mckinney, Colonel 9Th Regimen
'; n " PaIH srAI1MIN, A8rs
| DUoKET6 . TUBs-loo dozen assoTted
| % Buckets, 30 dos No. /, 2 3 Tabs; ssE :&is By
4 A. H
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skirmish a Tannaasaa.

CHroAoo, LIS, Nov. ia special dis
patch from Lagrange, Tennessee. dated
the 14th inst, says:
Five regiments Of rebel cavalry advanc-
ed last evening from Lumkins' Mills to
within two miles of Holly Springs. Skir-
mishiDg commenced aRd continued some
tine. The enemy lost six killed and seven
commissioned officers captured.
The rebel Gen. Villipigue died at Port
Hudson few days ago, of pneumonia
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sS-ACcrDEsr.-The train from Column
Jus due in this city at IL o'clock on Sat-
auay was detained several hours by an
.Se'aent at Union Station to the train go.
|s west on the night previous. Thstr
lures. s''e'aid ran of the track damaging the
i0,' AID cars to considerable extent and
H. s"1s an express or mail messenger By
'n' name of Perkins.
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Regular Martinsviile, wheeling and
RaIlnIre Packet


THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAM.
slITnkAa RR NE WS BOY, Capt j.. LoSo,
- will run between the above points a.
ISF TR1P-Leaye MArtinsTtlle for Wheeling at ~
A N. wheeling for BeIlAire, at 81, "A. y.
an TEIP-Ieaye MartinsVille for Wheeling at
A. NJ wheeling for Bellaire at CYAN.
An TRfp-.IeRYe MAFt!nsyille for wheeling AZ i
NJ. wheeling for BellAire at IL PM
Avn TRIP-IeaVe MRrtinvils for wheeling ~ %
p NJ wheeling for Bellaire at Up. ".
lie, TrIp-Leaye BelIaire for Wheellnga at "a A.
n wheeling for MArtipTille, at 8 A NJ
On TSTp-Is cBelIatre for wheeling al lOA A. NJ
pheijn1 Tar MartinsVille at IL A. u. ION arrival Of
trajns from the Central Ohio Railroad)
N TRfP-Ieaya BellAirO Ifor Wheeling At " Z. u
wbeeling Tor MArtinsyille atS PM =,
i'm TEIP-Lsaye Bellaire for wheeling AZ . Z. "a
wheeling for MartinsTtlle at "a P'A
SUNDAY TRIPS.
1sr Tntp-Leaye Martinsyilis for wheeling At ~.
NJ WheelinE for BellAlre ~ 81 4, NJ. ,,-, /,
Leave BtIIaire for Wheeling at w A. d. Wheet
Ing f,r Marrinsville at 101< A. ~. N.
On TRIP-IeAye MaTtinsTille TOT ,MheennS ~ -.
p N. wheeling for BellAire at 2. u: -,,
Leave ReliaiFe for Wheeling ~ X. "a. hheeAiul
for MartInsville at P. NJ M, . % ~.
PassSRe between MaTtiusEtle and MheeinsA. - -
wheeling and Fink Lag, ~ -
&c 80 - BellAire, ~ ets
FneIvhtR recofyed at any regular landing.
InvTfnT dome At reasonable rate3.
PieaSur0 Parties carried on Reasonable Terms y
living finely notice on board, % 20 -
novl JOHN LIST, wheeling, Va
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The Draft in Wiseonsin.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. l5.-In justice to the
legal people Of Wisconsin, it is proper to
state that the recent draft troubles were
principally confined to 4 class of Germans
called LexnmbergeIs. Over hundred have
been arrested in in 0zaukee county. The
DRAFT is being enforced promptly.
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hBARREsr oP DANGEROUS CBARAc-
7ER.- Many OF oar readers will recollect the
name of Stewart Henderson, who mas with
in the last eighteen months been twice ar
rested upon the charge ofcOmmitting rape
but escaped both charges ny receiving year
or so in the county Jail. After serving his
time out in Jail, Henderson enlisted as a
soldier but on Thursday evening last he
returned to this city. The first thing he
did after reaching the city was to "hist
in" a sufficient quantity of liquor to make
him drunk, and the next thing he did was
to approach the residence offs either, climb
over the wall surrounding the house, hoist
the window of the room occupied by the
servant girl, and enter the same unbid-
den. The girl, of course, never having
seen Henderson before, rnised an alarm.
The head of the family being aroused, siez-
ed double barreied shot gun aud guarded
the door while other persons were sent for
to arrest the intruder. A sufficient force
finally arrived and Henderson was secured,
and taken before Alderman Robertson who
at once committed him to Jail for thirty
days. Henderson plead that he had made
mistake in the house. but that excuse
gained him nothing and he went to Jail.
After being safely deposited in Jail he COM
menced singing in a very loud manner, and
refusing to desist, the jaiIor went into the
cell and checked all the music out of
him.
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ba~DoMEsTEo MARKRr.-The market at
the I'd Ward on Saturday morning was
very we'll attended, and the supply of most
articles abundant. The producers still
continue to ask quite enough for their pro.
auctions. The prices have not changed
materially since our last report.
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Telegraph markets.
PHlLADElPHIA, Nov. "a.

Fair export demand for Flour, sales at IS for
superior aud7 500 IS for extrn family; Rye
Flour steady at4 so. and corn meal At3 so. There
is active movement In wheat Red sold at 81
afioat aud white 500 l 20; rye selling at
eO99l for southern and 95 for Pennsylvania. Corn
ch1nged, sales at 49, No change in groceries or pro.
visions CloVerseed In demand, prime sold at -
a 40. RlaxSeed sells at 600 20. Whisky
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B9- HARPER's wRsKLY, Frank Leslie's
aud late dailies. at humphreys News De,
pot, under the Mcclure House.
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FOR A SEVERE COUGH TAKE THE
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
FOR A SLIGHT COUGH TAKE THE
EXPEcFoRANT SYRUP.
FOR SORE THROAT OR TICKLING IN THE
THROAT, USE THE EXPRcToRAT SYRUP.
FOR GROUP AND wHooPING COUGH
USE THE EXPEOToRANT SYRUP.
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTHIsIC USE THE
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
FOR A DRY HACKING COUGH USE THE
ESPEcToRANT SYRUP.
FOR HoARsENEss FROM PUBLIC SPEAKING
USE THE EXPECTORAET SYRUP.
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLINS BUsHFIELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
oct2I Main Street.
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OUTRAGE BY A NEGRO,

A young woman in HOcensaek, N. J.,
was outraged yesterday by negro named
Anderson, who stole bis employers horse
and escaped to New York. He has not
been heard of.
The U. S. gunbOat Connecticut has ar
rived below.
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

Published for the benefit aud as a warning and
caution to young men whs suffer from Nervous De-
bity, Premature Decay, &c.; supplying at the same
time the means of selECure BY one who has cured
medical imposition and quaekery. by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope SINGLE coPIEs may be
had Of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-lyd&w
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B@- You can subscribe for any Papers
or Magazines at Humphreys News Depot,
under the Mcclure House.
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pB IL you want Dairy for 1868, go
to Humphreys News Depot, under the Nc
Lure HouEe.
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Rnrainn Arrival.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. l5.-The steam
ship Etna, from Liverpool on the 5Ih, via
Queenstown on the 9Th inst, passed Cape
Race en- route for New York At o'clock
this afternoon.
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Minnasota Electinr

ST. PAuL, Nov. I5.-windam (Rep.) is
elected to Congress by % maj; DOnnelly
(ReP.) by 1900.
The river above Hastings is closed by
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r9- BRIG. JES. oLUsEREr left yesterday
morning for Grafton, where he expected to
meet Gen. Milroy.
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B9- Go to Humphreys News Depot,
under the Mcclure House, and see Victor
Hugo's new Novel, "Les Miserables."
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Order for Redemption of Postage
Stamps used as Currency.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 15.-The Postmaster
General has given orders for the redemp-
ton Of postage stamps which have been
ussed q currency.
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Frnm New York.
FREEDOM OF TIE CITY TENDERED GEHERAl
MCCLELLAN.

EEw, YoRK, Nov. I5-The Board of Al.
dermen to-day adopted resolution ten.
dering Gen. Mcclellan the Inequalities o.
the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17

Lieut.. Commander Haxhen, of the U.
S. steamer Connecticut, reports to the Ma
w Department that on the afternoon of
Oct. s0th, be captured the British schooner
Hermasa, Of Nassau, about fifteen miles
Eastward of Sabine river, and close to the
land. She was I'ut under the charge of a
prize crew and despatched to Key West.
James R, Dean, of Freedom, Maine has
been appointed acting Assistant Surgeon
n the navy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
s. p. HILDRETH,
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