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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
IIssDsyAs5kEs Ezra BEieADE. MI

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/ Until further oTiera, The Aeld slAd and en-
mi<sonesl officers with the uou-cOmmiEinnsd stan
Officers Of the 9Th and 5th Regiments OfVirghia aIi-
tia Will attend AZ the ArHoTy under theCourt House
each Monday evening. for instruction % tactics.
The roll will be called ht O'Clock precisely
II. The 18th and Ath liar4mants viii muster On
Saturday, the 18th Inst. Al O'Clock, P. NJ the 5th
Streets, and the 9Th Regiment Fourth Street. be-
tween MOnrOs and Quincy Streets. Zach Captain
will his company to be formed and the roll CALI
ed, precisely AZ u O'Clock, P. u. Zach Regiu eut
viii be formed by the Adjutant upCn the order q the
Colonel The Brigade will Be formed by the AsSis-
tant AdutAnt General, upon the order Of the Brtga
der General, for inspection and review.
III Until further orders, each company Of the
9Th aud bth Regiments, will assemble for inspection
aud Instruction. Onr evening Ia each month. for two
hours, commencing precisely at O'Clock The Cap
tain OF each company will the roll to be called
and Ahssntees noted for return.
~. The Colonels Of the lth aud sth Regiments
will t0rthWith order meetings Of the battalion and
Regimenta courts fOrthe laying Of zines upOn delin-
quent ADD the transaction OF business such times
and places a. the Colonel Of each Regiment may
designate
V. The COlOnels OF the several Regiments Of this
BriEade Col J. n. COehrane, 1854, Regiment. Han
Brooke County; Col. james MeCiuDey, 5lh ReEimenr.
Ohio County; Col Andrew J. SWeenSy, lth Regi-
ment, Ohio County; Col. Thomas q. Heryey, I6lsf
Regiment, Ohio County; Col. Geo. Bowers, 18th
Headquarters, rOkter Of the field, aud company
officers Of his Regiment and copies Of the rolls and
returns Oftle Volunteer Corps attached to his Regi
ment. lie will also return the descriptiou. number
and condition Of all arms and acoOutrtments belong
ing to the State. within the bounds OF his Regiment
His attention t. directed TO the eth Chapter OF the
Code Of Virginia Edition Of lS6O,l and especially
20 sections 10, H. IL IL, II and ID OF that chapter.
By orIleT Of BrfadieT Genoral JAMS s. WHAT.
b. DAVENPORT,
noTi Asst. Adj't. General, eth Brigade, V. NJ
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B9r srRKE oy raB Coal DIoGERs Ann
Enthusiastically morning the coal die.
gers of the city aud the drivers of coal
carts struck for higher wages. Heretofore
The diggers have received two dollars and
a half per hundred bushels. They now
strike for an advance of City cents. The
drivers who have heretofore received seven
dollars per week, now want eight. A del
egation of about one hundred went about
yesterday morning with their little lamps
10 their caps visiting the different banks
and warning the wotkmen to knock off.
which they all did, and the coal banks are
now idle. Labor, as is well known, is ex-
ceedingly scarce, the price of coal is high
and in much demand, so that the dlggers
would seem to have thiugs pretty much
their own way.
1t is estimated that there are about TWEEN
'Y thousand bushels of coal consumed in
the city daily, and there are about four
hundred diggers engaged in the business.
The owners of coal banks held meet
ing last evening and resolved TO resist the
diggers.
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HEADQUARTERS I'M REo'r. VIRGINIA MILlrra,
WHEELING. Nov, nth 1862

GENERAL Ohppk NO. e
IlOM and "fter this date the several companies of
L the 18th Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drill End inspection, as follows
Company A, Capt. Ware, on the frst Friday of
each month At the Armory, Court House.
Company b, Capt Wilson, on the first Tuesday of
each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company C, Capt. Ball, on the frst Wednesday of
each month at the ArmOry, Court Hou'e.
Company d, Capt. Vance, on the first Thursday Of
each month at the ArmOry, Court House.
Company T., Capt. Knox, on the first Saturday Of
eaclI month Mt the ArmOry, Court House.
Company +, Capt. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
Of each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company q, Capt, McN aughten, on the third Tues
day of each month at the ArmOry, Court House
Company II, Capt. Long on the fourth Tuesday OF
each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company ], Capt. Scott, on the sec nd Friday OF
each month at the ATmory, COurI House.
Company X, 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 Armory, Court House.
Company rolls will be called each meeting above
ordered, and all absences will be noted thereon and
reported TO the succeeding Battalion Courts.
Members Of companies Of the 18th Regiment uu-
provided with arms and Accoutrements will receive
them on and after this evening at the ArmOry.
BY ordBr Of Andrew j. Sweeney, Colonel 4lh Reg.
iment. Iroyl1I In. IRWIN, Adlutant.
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From Tennessee.

LoUlsVrLLE, Nov 24.-The Nashville re-
bel brigade is at SelTville under Gene raj
Johnson
The Union men are making armed re-
sistance to CONSUMPTION in several portions
of Middle Tennessee
Ten thousand rebels are said 10 be at
Tullahema.
1t is rumored that the rebels are bring
ing seige gnns to MurfreesbOrO.
The rebel force between Chattanooga and
Murfreesboro is said 10 be 10000.
They are removing their negroes and
property South.
Four Union men have been murdered in
Wilson county by guerrillas.
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Notice TO Mail Agents, Conductors,
Baggage Masters and other Rail.
road Employees.
WnEgLIyo PosI.oEEIcE, Nor. 2!

WHEELING Posf-OPFTCE, Nov. %, 1862.
rIIHE POST OYPIOE DEPARTMENT desires to give
i notice to all employees on Railroads, that the
practice UGcnrying letters outside the mails is pro.
hibitsd under severe penalties These penalties wiz
be enforced in every instance where the law is VIC
lated. This prohibition is not intended to include
EHJ,aled letters the strict business OF any Rail
rad Company. Neither Is It Intended to appIy to
lstters carried in Government Envelopes ofthe prop
sr denomination. Military. oommandanta at points
where there are no pOst-oiees are required to fur
ni.h themselves with Government Envelopes 9th
srElse their letters will not be carried.
nOr95 A.w. CAMPBELL, pm.
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Bank Robbery,

Providence, Nov. 24.-Tho Freeman's
Bank of Bristol, r. l., was robbed between
the time of closing the doors on Saturday
and openiug,them this morning, of the sum
of $4,000 in bills on various banks, and
a large amount of bonds, notes aud other
papers. None of the specie in the vaults
Mns taken.
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IEADouARTEEs 5TH REGIMENT V. NJ. 4
General Order No. 81

hhEALlAb1 Now 4@tn, 4oo@.l
General Order No. 81
Until further orders the several companies Of
u the 9Th Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drill and Inspection:
Company A, Capt. Gray, on the second Wednesday
OF each month ut the Rrulory, COurt-house
Company b, Capt Glass, on tie second Friday Of
each month at the In Belle Warehouse.
Company G, Capt Hail, on the third Friday of each
month ut the armoTy, Courthouse.
Company D, Capt. Smith, the first Tuesday OF
each month ut American Hall.
Company +, Capt Taylor, on the the first Wednes-
day OF each month at American Hall.
OF each month at the arnory, Court House.
Company q, Capt. Hart nsteiu, on the fourth FRI
day Of each month at Sttubenraueh Hall, South
Wheeling.
Company II, Capt IIanlan, on the second Saturday
Of each month at the armoryi Court house.
Company /, Capt GOndy. on the second Friday Of
EACH month at American Hall,
Company K, Capt Mckee. on the third Saturday
Of each month at American Hall.
TheseVeTAI commanding officers will cause the roll
to be called promptly at O'Clock p NJ, and all alb
sentees following 10 minutes for variations in tine)
noted, to be reported to tile succeeding BattR ion
Courts Of Inquiry. Each drill to continue At least
two hours.
The Captain OF each company will, ct every month
" drill cause minute Inspection OF the arms and
accoutTements within his command, and report t.
the Battalion Courts any that are not kept in proper
BY ofJas Mckinney, Col 9Th Rse't NJ.
uoV11-1m y, II STALLMAS, AdTt.
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HEADquAHrEas sTE RrauaExr, V.M.,
WUEKLING. November a. lsij.s

General Orders No. l.
II The Battalion Courts OF Inquiry for the 5th
i Regiment Virginia Militia, will convene n fol,
lows: Tie hrst, embracing ali the companies north
Of Alley D, Centre Wheeling. At the Courthouse on
Friday. the 3lgt inst, At l1SO'ciOck T. NJ combating
Of Lieut.. Col. Chester D. nubbard, President Can
tains james y. Gray, Co. A, W.P Hall, Co. O. George
Adams Co. y, Porter Smith. Co. D. and John GOudy,
mics south of the Above al,ey the Courthouse on
Saturday. the I'D inst. NJ = O'Clock r. n eOrast-
ing OF Major Isaac Goudy, President, Captains A X
Mckee, Co. X, b. 2. Taylor. Co. z. Andrew Glass Co
Il, H. Ilartenstein, and Augustus HanIeu, Co. Il,
members,
II. A iiegimentaI Court oTthe sth Regiment con-
sistin Of ali the RiSd and Sian Officers aud Captain.
of companies, will convene At the Court uso on Sat
uTday, the 18th inst, at liz o'clock p II.
Ill. Adjutant John II. Stallman, Provost Marshal,
I'd b. YOang and sLnl P. IIidreth, Clerks. will At.
tend all Of the above Courts.
~. AupersOnS having legal excuses to offer for
n0nattendanee At any Of the drTs musters oder
ed prior to the assembling Of these Courts are notI
fed TO attend Those subject 20 militia duty, who
10y absence from drills nlusters, are Table TO be
nned, must attend the battalion Courts OF Inquiry
for their respective distriets- All others claiming
exemption from military duty, whether by the Sur
gcOn's certificate, aMsnage otherwise VIII present
their cases TO the RegmentaI Court only.
V Captains accompanies required To report 70
the Adiutnnt Of the regiment, all absentees from snV
drills musters which were ordered prior 70 NJ
meeting ofeaeh battalion Court
VI. Persons aggrteved by the decision OF the Bat
talon Courts may appeal 20 the Regimental Court.
VII. All claims for services rendered. such a. rent
OF drill rooms gas music printing, &e must be pre-
scented TO the RS;mental Court.
VII All officers attending these Courts VIII abpeaT
with side arrnk
RP order Of Jas Mckinney, Colonel 9Th Regimen
nOys-ta Perl IL srALLMAN, ASyt.
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H9-AS ATTEMPTED RAPE.-On Sunday
night last about 10 o'clock fellow who
represented himself as a policeman ap-
preached woman near the Monroe House
and offered to see her home, saying that it
was dangerous for ladies to be walking the
streets at night. The fellow walked with
the woman as far as the alley, near Her
man Renners House, when he made a des-
peFate attempt to outrage her person. The
screams of the woman brought some per-
sons from the tavern and the fellow ran
rapidly up the alley aud made his escape.
The woman was taken into the house
where it was discovered that she had re-
eeived in the struggle wound upon the
forehead and also upon the mouth which
the man had inflicted in his efforts to stop
her screams and in his anger at his failure.
The man is not known even to the woman
AID will probably escape the punishment
which this outrage would seem to de-
serve. a
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p9r Doc. PooI.-we understood that a
petition has been put in circulation pray
ing for the pardon of Robert or Doc. Pool,
no" confined in the county Jail under SEN
'enee of death. In the meantime Pool re-
mains about the same and is eudcavOring
'0PrePAre himself for the dreadful fate that
awaits him. The ring. dove which we have
heretofore spoken oil as being his constant
companion, still remains with him in his
cell though at liberty to fiy away into the
Tree air. What a contrast between thi.
emblem of innocence and the criminal tc
which it seems to adhere with such Singh.
'af affection in the hour Of his terriSl,
gloom and adversely.
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THE FAMILY GOLDEN 4 GIANT
a Z b s.,
STOREY'S

PHOENIX ALE BREWERY.
TTJIIRSE ALRS ARE MADE PROM THE CHOI-
cost Malt audi Hops and pure filtered water and are
unsuTpassed In BrilliAucy aud Flavor. Por sale in
barrels half barrels and kegs, At the Brewery on
FOURTH STREET, SOUTH WHEELING.
n. B-The Family Ale Is an excellent dinner Ale,
a wholesome and strengthening tonic, and Is put up
in ketS md half kegs for Family use.
Ordari len at q. ". ReeaAinE Cos, corner Of
QuIncy and Market streets W1l be promptly Rtten-
dsd 70. novts4f
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BR-TuE train on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, due here yesterday at
IL o'clock, was detained about an hour
in consequence of the blowing out of a fide
of locomotive attached to a freight train,
which INSTRUCTED the track. No other dam
age was done. s3
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B9-AociDEST.-Yesterday morning q
little daughter of DR.. Logan's, whilst on
her way TO school with a number of other
children, fell down in the street in front of
passing cart. One of the cart wheels
passed over the child's head infiicting q
very painful and serious injury. "a
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From the Army of the Potomac.

WAsuMGroN, Nov. IA gentleman
who left tie army of the Potomac to-day
at 10 o'clock says, that IL additional hours
has been given the authorities of Freder-
icksburg to surrender the town.
The Sturges rifles, heretofore acting as
the body guard of Gen. Mcclellan are to be
mustered out of service tomorrow.
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E8@CoTroN SEED Since the notice in
our paper about cotton seed, several per
sons have written for some, but have fail
ed to send the postage necessary to for
ward it through the mails. About ten cents
will cover the postage of an ordinary par
eel.
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NOrICE,

49, An ADJOURNED M&Eti&G OF rug
~ second Battalion Court Of Inquiry Of which
NaIor Isaac Cloudy il President, will meet to con-
Guide their labor the Court House. on Friday eve
ming November the IS 1862, instead Of Thursday
NOVEMBER e. 1862 By ouler &c. s. r. HILDRETH,
nov24-td Regimental Clerk.
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AN ADJoUKNHD MEETING or THE
EGSE First battalion Court o. Inquiry
81 which LENT. Col. C. u. Hubbard Il PirSli-hi
mi na4t 10 conclude their lAbors at the q urf
Hons on Wsine~lhy Vening, November &c lSG2,
A. : ,'eIack. by order &c. $. P. iIILDKETH
n1yattd Regime lhu Clerk
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E5- THE RIyER.-There were ten fee
Of water in the channel of the Ohio yester
day and the river was receding slowly
There was nothing of particular interest
going on about the landing. The weather
WAS clear and bright.
Capt. Booths new boat, the Liberty No,
2, was launched successfully yesterday
morning from the First Ward Ship Yard.
She never cracked or bent or swayed a
particle, but slid as gracefully as a Swan
into the water. She is most magnificent
craft, and judging from her appearance she
will be fast one. Her machinery is all
ready and it's expected to have her ready
for business in about three weeks.
One of the most horrible murders occur
red on board the steamboat Linden, whilst
lying at Portsmouth. on Monday even
ing of last week. The particulars, as
near as we could learn from eyewitness,
were as follows: 1t appears that several
of the members of Capt. Nelson's company,
(lOth Kentucky cavalry,) had been on a
trip to Greenup county, arresting deserters.
Having arrested three, they determined to
RETURN and took passage on the Linden at
Greenupsburg. One of the deserters-
named David Brunum-was asked by the
second clerk for his fare, and paid him a
dollar. Branum afterwards learned that
he was not expected tolpay his own pas
sage as it would be settled, with that OF
the others, by the Government. Upon
landing at the wharf Branum asked the
clerk, whose name was Davidson, to return
his dollar. Davidson replied that be would
not do it. Branum then said: '.You will
not steal my money, will you 2" upon
which Davidson struck him twice with a
knife, inflicting two severe wounds, one
in the left breast and one in the throat.
The boat, at this time, was backing out
from the landing, and was soon under full
Roadway down the river. 1t was soor
learned, however, that the soldier was dy.
ing and the boat was rounded to ant
brought back to the landing, by those II
command. BY the time she was landed
Branum was dead, but Davidson was no
where to be found. There seemed to b,
but very little, if any, effort made to fine
him.
The Pittsburgh Gazette thinks it is nov
settled fact that there will be no rise ii
the MonOngahela, and of course the i'm
mense quantities of coal in that streau
ready to leave for Cincinnati and Louis
YilIer will have to remain there for til,
Present-perhaps until next spring.
Some of the Pittsburgh shippers ar
holding back in anticipation of lower rate
but steamboatmen are obstinate and refus
TO take anything below the established
rates.
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEI

THE BF:ST IN THE World.
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to pjurO the Hair in the lees; rem.
edes the III eectsOf bad dyes and invigorates the
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant
lyturns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soit aud beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
so The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, on the four aides Of eaeh boz
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street,
(Lats 93s BrOadrgay and 10 Bond St.j - =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LaughlinS & BushfieId's
Expectorant Syrup!
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, NYhoOPIng Cough, ann
AFFECTIONS ofthe Throat, Lungs and

FOR A SEVERE COUGH TAKE TIE
ENPECTORANT SYRUP
FOR A SLIGHT COUGH TAKE THE
tt= .E RXPECTORANT SYRUP.
FOR SORE THROAT OR TICKLING IN THE
THROAT, USE THE EXpECToRAT SYRUP.
FOR GROUP AND wHooPING COUGH
USE THE EXPEcroRANT SYRUP.
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTHIsIC USE TIE
E&PECTORANr SYRUP.
FOR A DRY HACKING COUGH USE THE
ESPECTORANT SYRUP
USE THE EXpEoroRANT SYRUP.
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHPIELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
octEI Main Street,
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8g Ielegtaph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Important from the Southwest.

REBELS ERECTING NEW FoRTrFICArIoSs on
THE MISSISSIPPI.
ST. Louis, Nov. 24.-The Democrat has
Information that the rebels are now busy
terrifying Port Hudson, La, 100 miles
above New Orleans. The same engineer
who laid out the works at VicksbuFg has
JUST completed plan of notifications at
Port Hudson. Ten or twelve guns are now
in position, and in two weeks from the
present time Port Hudson will be as strong
as Vicksburg, and prove serious bar to
tue ascent OF Farrnguts feet.
NEW SOURCE FOR TIM SUPPLY OF SALT.
The rebels are now running steamboats,
from Port Hudson to Lake Providence, n
distance of more than 800 miles, and are
also running boats on Red river bringing
immense supplies of cattle from Texas, and
large quantities of salt from new salt works
on Red river, about so miles above its
mouth. 1t is stated that these works pro-
duce 10000 bushels daily. all of which is
sent east via Yicksburg. One object of the
Notifications at Port Hudson is 10 prevent
the Federal forces from reaching these salt
works.
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.
Published for the benefit and Us "a warning and q
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De-
bity, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same
time the means of selECure BY one who has cured
himself Attor being put to great expense through
medical imposition aud qEnckery. BY enclosing a
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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FALL STYLE! SILK HATS !
Just RECEIVED, THE FALL srYLE OF SILK
NJ AL1EAts1 Hats aud Capa- fall Ass1Ff.
M meat Of Military Hats and Caps aIvayTon hend.
aus9 a HAEPRR BRO.
NEW POCKET BOOKS, PoRTp MO-
~ NlEs aud PuT-es Jest received aud ~ AZ I,V
--..-a. JOsEPH 0RAYRs
Ang=o Between Nuin and Market "a.
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Gen. schOfield and staff arrived here last
night. The Generals health. though not
fully restored, is rapidly improving.
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IN GLOAKs AND sHAwLs.
FLANNELS AND LINsEYs
which oHer now At prices to please everyday
nnNErsc, y,rr, $780,,

The greater portion Of my heavy Cotton CoooIs
were purchased during The months OF July aud Ar
gast, and have no he.itAtion In ayinE that can
Ny stock combines all the leading
such a. Brown sud Bleached Muslfns gtripsII sIiTt
Cambria.
800 pairs white Red Blankets. At different pr,ee,.
100 pairs Grey Blankets, o. regulation UeIFht ~
the army.
FURS, FURS, FURs.
Ny stock Z such, In point Of Elrfet,, ~ ,,d
prices far suTpl-..a any other stock Wet Of PhIIa-
Fitch, and other leading styles Viciorins1 cpfIs
and Nuns cheaper nov than ever, aud BY f.r fhP
largest stock ever offered in thIs eiiy.
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Notice to NaII Subscribers.

We wish our Irlenus WHO are senulng us
subscriptions by mail, for less than year
cut out and bear in mind this tariff of
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DINE TREE TAR DROPs-A new and pleasant
i noSIs WY ''' s T. BOOKING, Agt.
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ITTOoD's HAIR RESTORATIVE is still the hes
w Hair ResIoratI ever offered to the public.
movie Z. BOOKING, Agt-
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NOR A SEVERE COUGH OR COLD, use the AGA.
clan Balsam. Warranted 70 cure. Only to he
had at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store:
novl9 =, BOOKING Agt.
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age was done.
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MopILE, Nov. 2O.-The army has been ON
the qui yive for a week, anticipating an
attack from the enemy. From their move
ments il is difficult to decide whether they
mediate 40 attack on Pembertonis
army or not It is certain that they have
adysncsd their forces from Jackson, Boil.
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TILRsH HAIR BRUSHES, PleEh Clones, Bathing
noTiS L. B0CKING, Agt.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,

ID EFINED sUGARS-T5 bbls Coverings er41sl,td.
HI powdered and yellow G. Sugar, received and for
sale by PAXTON, DOSLOS ( OGLEBAY.
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ICLYCERINR oINTMENT-The bet article known
II for chapped hands at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug
Store. lnov19l r. BOOKING, Agt.
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