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nj Hin Frices Current.

tCoTected Weeklyby $. u. SSEIru, Dealer la al
kindsot Grain, S,c., i.oestefs Block, Thin.
PoRK-3,a0 10 4 90
WHEAT--pIh1' 100
CORN (shritedg7D
do tEar)25
RYE--OOg40.
BARLkY--On5 ~ SO.
OATs--ls s2Qe
PoTAToEs--e5d30
FLANSgEn-- O.H0d1,00
bJTTER--lCG19lae
LAuD-5c
TALLow-7Gc.
saoKED HANS Gaze.
90 SloEa AND SHouLDgRs--fo.
Picked PoRK--GSlso.
CLovgR sRED-s355.d4,OO
BEEswAN--Onf22Oo.
tE NTHEBs--1sD0c. .35
RAGs--ai.
GREEs HiDEs--3iSe "a
DRN do 20.
EoGs--Ode. p dozen.
Timothy seed.-l.751l.G
WooL-3594O
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Hon. VIM. Lang has our thanks for n
copy Of acts passed 10y the present Lesisla.
ture.
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Township Elcctions.-In Eden tp. the
entire Union ticketwas elected. c. Y. Brun.
dage is elected Justice; S. Chamberlain, ".
S. Peynter and A, Brown, Trustees, and J.
W. Barrck, Assessor.
In scipio, the Union ticket vi. elected
W. j.. Crissel, L. T. siiekney and C. W
Stearns for Trustees and VIM. Bogart foi
Assessor. John Swim was elected Mayor oi
Republic.
In Bloom, the entire Union ticket was elcc
ted by about 30 majority. John Seitz, Sen
is Assessor.
In Seneca, RSbt. Bync Is reelected Jus.
tice and Wash. Angler is Assessor
Complimouted.-I will be seen BY tho
following, that Lieut. Charles A. Wright, OF
this city, has received the thanks Of his com
handing ,ffccr, at the battle Of Winchester,
for his bravery. II will be remembered that
Lieut.. Col Sawyer commanded four conlpa
nies Of the Sth, at that battle, while Colonel
Carroll commanded the rest of the regiment
in another part OF the field. lie (Wright)
was under Sawyer.
SrRAusDUEG, Va, March 30.
LiruT. C. A. Wright:
SR-Permit me to express TO you myInoet
grateful thanks, for your gallant and brave
conduct, during the battle near Winchester,
on the 23d inst, and while all the officers and
men, in my command, behaved well il would
be invidluus, per haps, to make distinctions
but MS you are about to leave the regiment,
cannot forbear this intimation Of my admira.
ton of your conduct, during the whole day
aud especially at the terrible struggle in front
of the cnemy's battery, and Of your Kindness
in working most Of the night, in taking care
of the unfortunate killed and wounded.
FRANKLIN SAWYER,
Lieut. Col. 9Th D. V.
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Bishop Bedell will be in 1iHin on the
9th Of May.
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Religious Notice.-The Rev. Mr. Nye,
Editor ofthe "siar in the west," published
at Cincinnati, tUniver,alist,l will prssch in
the Baptist Church, in this si:y. on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, the 18th and 10th
Of April, at ! o'clock.
lie will also preaeh at suyders school
house, in Clinton tP., en- Monday eve, the
l4th.
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Sif ned:
james Y. SemTc, lst Sergeant Company y.
Chas. II. Foster, 2d Srrgcnt
Chas. B. Russell, lst Lieut.. Co y.
1hos 5. Royse, 2d "
n. B Warren, 81 Ssrgt "
5 A. Thayer, ith Sergt e
Sam'l d. Sohoocy, Commissary.
Corporal Charles W. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bultmaun.
Corporal Carlton G.. Gable,
Together with 90 priyate5-a unanimous
expression being giv,n
For sale at No & East Fourth street, and
by druggists everywhere.
I he special attention Of Suffers is solicited
10 this as being the best articles for com
plants incident to camp life. noy7.lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The greatFrcnchltcmedy
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SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills.


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These Pins contain no deietsriOus ingredients bu
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notbe taken bv rreanaai Females, tdurag the FRS,
uanths As uiscarrfss iscertain) to be brought on,
but at other peri DDS their use Is perfectly safe.
N.B.--Ono dollar and thtee postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent will ensure package ofpis
b, teturn mail.
C.CROsRY, General Agent, Bufalo, N. Y.
CAurtoN Beware Of Countoffits; the genuine
have the signature orc Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale by I. l.. 81. John & o., Dubois 4 90. snd
J r, Niarquardt. TiHu. a. ectIi-ly
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail to destroy snd sNetmins,e all kinds Of
Inteaina Worms Are perfectly reliable In all cases,
Audfar superior, TO any and all Of the Fancy Worn
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They may be taken all times with perfect safety, as
they contain no Mercuty, or other dccterious drug
Mothers should always purchase them, and give their
children no other
Each Aox contains "a crops.
tNs Cathartsc whateveTi is neoessrrytobe given)
For,als by all druggists and dealers In medicines.
Al MATTHEWS,
o.,tt.t. pre,io v and Fort rre e. w
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Neuralgia can be permanently cured by
DR.. Lclanjs Anti Rheumatic Band" See
advertisement Of Great Cure" in another
co umn.
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In this city On the 9Th inst, hy Rev @. s.
Phillirs. Mr.. William c. Myers to Lydia
nains
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u u conveniently sfrangei Hand, containing n
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without Injury 10 the most delicate persons no chan ye
N habits living is required, and u entirely femoys,
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tue medicinal properties cent aimed In the Rand come
~ contact with the blood and reaches the ,i,ease,
through tie pores OF the skin, eifeeng In eysty in.
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10 healthy condition. This band H. also a mast
powerful ANri.MERoURIAL age nt, snd viii eutirel,
i.eVe the system from The peTr 'cous Effects
hoaerais cases are cnrer In few days land We or,
constantly receiving Testimonials Ofts efficacy az
gfavsied cases Of tong standing.
FHicE $500, TO be had Of Druggists generally
be sent hy mail oT eypteI with full uss
Oilce ~'f"
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q: Smith q Co., Sole Proprie tors
N. u. Descriptive Circulars Sent Fee
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sE-HEADQUARTERS COMPANY b.
a. G.. g. Sixth Regiment, q, ", Camp nj
Beverly. Va. July 9th 1861.
DR. Z. W RonAcK. Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Sir-We received your long wished
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aud hasten 10 return yuu unanimous expires
sion in regard To our high opinion Of the uicr.
its Of same.
We have used them with great benefit in
our Company. and heartily attest 20 the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits. In our
cases, especially where there have been Sc
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daily routine In b isiness nt home to the cx.
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yours. To all those in our position do we
most emphatcally recommend your remedies,
being nssurcd, from experience, that they
will be a very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly.
JOSEPH 4. ANDREWS,
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'Tifsin EgctaiE Nparlict.


corrected weekly, by II. a. BUsKiRK Il Bro
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Grocefics and pro
duee 81 allkinds, She whan's BLOCK TiGinO.l
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Retiring from the Wall Paper
trade, offer their entire stotk at
New York COST. Prices clear
down. Look at i'll
Good Wall Paper 3 cts. per Roll.
Extra % to 10 cite.
Satins, best quality, Is cts.
Borders given away. Window
Papers, Cloth Shades, Window
Fixtures in Stacks.
Our styles are the choicest
The quality of cur goods we war
rant.
We can honestly assure you
that our prices are cost prices, and
that VIC wish to get out of the trade
and our stock must and will be
sold at cost. Come and See,
marli.tf
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Se''Whieh he ia now receiving.
The place ioget your
FAMILY BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
POCKET BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
TESTAMENTS,
TO GET YOUR
HYMN BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
PRAYER BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
BLANK BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
TOY BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
Books and Cards for presents,
TO GET YOUR
Stationery and Gold Pens,
To GET YOUR
Steel Pens and Lead Pencils,
TO GET YOUR
Capillary Fen Feeders,
is at the Bookstore of George II.
lluss, No. 2 Tomb's Block, oppo-
site the Shawhan House.
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Jjffiu Wrsklp Tribnue.
Local and Miscellaneous.

-
Sandusky, Dayton a Cincinnati H. IL
Passenger trains now pass Tifiin as fol-
lows;
Go1Na SoUru.
Mail Train. n.........s........ ..I;25A. VI
Through Freight ...., ..,.,........l:20P NJ
GoKG NoRrH.
Neil Train. ir.................. .4;l0 Z. NJ.
Through Freight. ........... A. NJ.
CLYDE STATION.
GOING wTsr,
Chicago ENpross. .'lV5o y. ~.
Telegraph .................... ..ll;l0 T. VI
coiN0 EAST.
Buffalo Express.... -...,......e;SJ A. ~
New York Express. .......... ..5;42 L. M.
Tiffn. O., Friday April lt, tS6a.
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Sheriff Sale.
David 8. HeadIy

March as. 1862.
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MARSHAL

In the township, we have elected a Justice
Of the Peace and one Constable. The fol-
lowing is the vote:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

10rALTERED TRRAsURY NorEs,-A dan
geroust fraud in Treasury Notes has just
been discovered, an apparent "ten" being
found to be a one dollar note, with the
word ten pasted on it. Unsuspecting per-
sons would beivsry apt to take these trails
ed" bills for their apparent yalue, but
slight examination only is necessary to dis
cover that the face of the note is dotted
with the words 'sOne dollar, !" "oue dollar
"one dollar" There is also likeness Of
Secretary Chase, as large as life, while the
genuine tens are honored by the features Of
President bineOlu. Caution, therefore, is
all that is required to guard against these
altered bills. !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
|8g ! Ii.yetrg@raph,..
Sontharn Naws.


CAIRo, Oct. 3I-A late Grenada AppeaI
says Price is reported to have evacuated
holly Springs on Sunday last.
The Columbus Georgia Times of the 18th,
says that Gen. Butler with Z 1000 men Ian
ded at PensacolNand 1t was expected that
he would advance on Junction, Mobile and
Montgomery. ~ eshGa
Gen. Hlndman Is now IN the military
prison at Little Rock, and is shortly to be
sent to Richmond. ~ y
Alder; Pike has written a long letter
from Arkansas to Abraham Tabriot, show
ing up Hindnau's courage says while In
Memphis Hindman wentto the bauks of that
city under assumed authority Of Besure-
gard, and made them fork over a million
dollars for operations in Arkansas. After
getting into that Stateiissued series Of
most extraordinary military orders, first
declared martial law, next had all the cotton
seized for the Confederate government or
burned.
BE next ordered allproyisions Whatever
likely to fall into Curtis hands, to be des-
troyed, aud ordered all the wells IN the
country that Curtis might pass through to
be poisoned. He finally refused to let any
citizens pass beyond the limits of Arkan-
sas for any purpose whatever.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

We learn from the New York papers
the following in relation to the state
ofthe markets: e
For Corn the inquiry is good, and with
favorable news from Europe, a marked de-
cline 10 freights, some reaction ia ex.
change, and Eight receipts, prices have i'm
proved 3C96c. per bush, and at the close
holders are firmer. The condition of that
arriving is much improved, and unsound
Is held higher At the close. throughout
the week but little has been done in cotton,
and the market closes quiet but steady at
Soc for Middling UPlands and Cults. On
the article of Flour there has been cousid
cradle fluctuations and irregularIty, and at
times quite panic in the lower and medi-
um grades. The more liberal arrivals
less favorable news from Europe, n further
material advance in Underwriters rates,
adding to the distrust and heayiness, and
even at a decline of bOC96Oe. per bbi, ON
the low grades, European shippers have
held OLA further decline in exchange
and n strong downward tendency in the
value Ofgold inducing them to await much
lower prices. The limits OF most foreign
orders will not permit exporters to pay
over So 80 for extra State with exchange
at I42 aud freights at Is. 3D., hence the
exports Of late have almost ceased, aud are
likely to continue light the residue of the
month. s1-d---sl tlll Ts.1sI-t
Hops are in good request, and are firm
10 the Improvement, though the demand. is
less animated. Sales of 1000 bales new
at Is@25c. for ordinary to choice.
Scotch pig iron is quite firm, and in
moderate request At $50 tS35 cash and six
mos for ordinary to best brands Ameri-
can pig 10 much hrmer, and quite unset
tied 9 good Inquiry has prevailed 10 Phil
adelphia, and contracts have been made for
future delivery at $2s for No. best brands.
and S26 for No. 2 do, while small sales
have been affected here as high as $40
cash. Nearly all the mills in the country
have their production sold ahead, and are
therefore running on orders.
The pork market is unsettled. The in
cliuation TO purchase for investment has
abated the advance in the season and the
large stock intimidates buyers; and thew are
disposed TO operate cautiously, as new will
soon become plenty; at the close mesa is
heavy at Sla. is-
The Wheat Market Is also varying aud
less active owing TO the fluctuations IN ex-
change and freights aud moderate arrivals.
aud lessfavorable news from Europe; but
With marked Improvement in exchange,
a rapid falling OF in freights, and very
light receipts at the lake ports, there
wall be spirited demand even at the
advance.
wooL.-The demand is less active. both
for native aud foreign, but With reduced
stock prices are firmly maintained; sales
of $4,000 lbs. Domestic Fleece at 624(a
zoe, as to quality-the latter rate for tub.
washed 10000 lbs. good Canadian at csc.
10000 lbs, Pulled at 5s@62c. for super
aud extra country; 200 bales California,
200 do. Denskois and loo do. Rosario at
very full rates sa.--.sq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Rebels Saline Slaves tn nnha.

evening says: ave have reliable informa.
ton from parties just from Cuba that the
steamer Blanche on her late trip from Tex.
as to Mulatto, Cuba, carried in addition to
her cargo of cotton, quite a number of
Taxan slaves with their owners who
promptly sold them to Cuba planters, aud
that secession families who arrived from
New Orleans aud Memphis bring number
Of slnYes. 1t will be remembered that the
steamer Blance ran her cargo to Cuba un-
der. a British flag which is not known.
Many previous to her have carried a cargo
of slaves for the Cuban market. A Span.
ish man-of-war il said TO have landed
more or less of slaves, entering the Island
from the Vicinity of New Orleans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Army Movements,

PHILADELPHIA,o Oct 8o.-The Washington
Star of this evening says General Burnside
has already advanced down along the east
ern base Of the Blue Ride, and formed a
practical junction with General Sigel, their
linesiof pickets joining. The withdrawal
OfsWalkerls rebel force from UPpervilIe
was doubtless 10 consequence Of the rapid
ity of Gen. Burnside's movements in that
direction. We do not believe he has gone
in the direction of SnisKervilIe, as in that
event he would be rushing into the jaws of
McUlellun's army, but rather across the
Ridge back of Upperville. over the Alex.
andria' and Winchester turnpike,
The rebels continue 10 occupy the ridge
below Harper's Ferry aud Winchester, on
which Lee posted bis army after crossing
toto Virginia, We believe he is moving as
fast as he can, as Burnside and Fitz.John
Porter have already defeated his probable
scheme Of attempting 70 surprise. Sigel. To
cover It promptly be will have to move
back, toward Richmond. DO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

R8-swEEr wIsE.-our friend Geo. W.
FFanzheim has sent us specimen of the
pure juice Of the grape out of which our
native wines are manufactured. The juice
is really excellent aud was pressed from
punches of the most regal grapes ever
raised. II should not be forgotten by
wine dealers at home and abroad that the
wines manufactured here are at least TWEEN
ty-fye per cent. heavier than the Cincin-
natl wines, sfaof II s.i.'AI son
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
"a, CIa611I+f cogaF.S4 6ivii N :,

G@ .CIRcUIT couafAA civil suit Of
some iatsssst ives considered yesterday ia
the Circuit Court. Mr.. N. H. Garrison, of
Triadelphia, sues Mr.. Thornbuleh. Of the
same place, for a grocery and dry goods
accouut'of considerable proportions. It
appears that the account Wss run up, or a
part of it at least, by Thornburgh's second
wife, who had separated from her husband
owing 10 some domestic difficulty. Upon
this ground and also upon the ground Of
inaecuracy-in the account Thornburg re-.
fused to pay it. Quite number of5Eit.
nesses, were Sxauiued. N. Richardson,
Esq, appeared for the complainant, and A.
B. Caldwell, Esq. for the defendant. YER
dict for plaintiff. ,si
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Movements Of the Rebel Army.

2 WAsHIEGToE, Oct. 3l.-Information has
reached here from Berrysville, Clark coun-
ty, Va, on the other side Of the Blue Ridge,
up to yesterday. that there was an APP
parent extensive movement of rebel troops
going in that vicinity, some proceeding by
the Front Royal road. others down towards
Castleman's ferry snd Shenandoah Springs.
Gen. jackson was then at Berrysville, his
troops were without baggage, and those
moving on the Frout Royal road also SEEM
ed TO have no baggage trains with them.
A small body OF rebel troops were at
Charlestown on the day before yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Destruction Of a Yessel /.

BosTox, Oct 3l,-Tbe schooner Howard
70. Dodge, hence for Port an Plat was fall
en- 10 with on the 2sth inst, in sinking
condition by the brig Kennel from Turks
Island. The crew were rescued and brought
to this port. s7,=.3 -aIgi's -sH,A .ll.sl .
The bark Young Turk from Malaga re-
ports that on the night of the 26th lust,
when Ia lat. 80, long. 65 she saw the
light OF 4 burning vessel. A heavy gale
was blowing at the time aud having fears
Of the rebel pirate Alabama, did mot 60 to
heritssisIhnes. 1 ~ u barfI,z9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
The Rebels a petersburlIg.
Tlmes Special.

w1sHIxdrox, Oct. so.-Adviees from
Fortress Monroe indicate that the rebels are
insfotce and continually increasing,at Pc.
tersbhrg. They are, commanded by Gen.
Longstreet aud are believed 70 be largely
composed of the veterans of Lees army,
who remains With comparatively small
force at Winchester 10 hold the army Of
the Potomac in check. o -
Gen, Dixwas here to-day on business Of
great Importance, and left this evening TO
return 70 hisicommand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Telegraph Markets.

NV YolE Oct. 81.
3 Flour declined wheat deeiihed Pork heavy,
sales OF mess a. s12S122s, Sugar Am AZ s@tlHe.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3l.-There Il no change In the
four market, but holders are rm Ia their demands;
sales at 50 rs for superne $3.50 fot extra family.
Rye hour sells ut f5,2S, aud Corn meal at $40
HheAt is In demand and has advanced &c per buGhel
Ry0 has advanced ito 81. Corn Il "a g0nd request;
sales Of yellow 76o Oats dnl sales at 4Oc for Della
WarOi and 4l@42e for Pennsylvania There g no
change In provisions Coyerseed active t 6I2Iq8-
65SIlf, Plaxseed wanted at $3.50. Whiiky is held
Al 3e@40c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Rebel Negro ReRiments.

NV YoRK, Oct. s1.-The steamer Haze
arrived this morning from NeWbern.
The Wilmington tN- O. JoaFnaI apuoun-
ees-the arrival of seven regiments Of ne
groes to garrison towns and fortifeations
during the sickly season. They have them
in camps of instruction, under white OH i.
GERS Tor three months. = q otsE3F
- Co.'s Parker and De Rossst,. Of the rebel
army both North 0arQltniAns, have died Of
he Fsands Slisy received 10 the battle.oi
Antistam.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

3GENrRAL ONO RAlLRoAD.-The bus
iinessi oulthis road, (in,spite of the troubles
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, } is
fully. as good as any. previous year. The
stock trade is looking up. Large numbers
Ofeastle for army purposes are daily going
east over this route, aud The, entire rolling
stock is requiredicarryiug freight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Another Deserter,


BEnIIs, Oct, so.-Ae desertsr from a
South Carolina Regiment hasarrfVed with
in our lines who was condemned to be
shot to-day for attempting the same thing
some time since. BE says that niue othS
era are now under sentence of death for
struggling, while on the march.
Rebel citizens in Virginia in anticipation
OF movement Of the national troops. are
sending all their horses TO the rebel army
for fear they might fall into our hands.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
The Situation in the Kanawha
Valley.
OAMp Pooo. Ont a.

The brigade under Acting Brig.-Gen.
Toland is now at Camp POGO, fifteen miles
below Charleston, KanaWha River. Il is
composed of the 24th, (zousves), sIst and
92d Regiments o. ", the 4th Virginia 10 :
fantEy and two full batteries. The enc.
my's pickets are 10 sight. An engagement
is hourly expected, aud the result antici.
Pated is a complete defeat Of the rebels
Gin. Commercial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
serenade to- Cen. Rosanrans.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 81, 1890 A. M.-The
order appropriatiug the Masonic Temple
as a military hospital has been received.
Gen. Boyle has ordered all officers 10
join their respective regiments at once.
D. p Oipell, formerly Senator from
Union County, has been arrested on charge
Of disloyalty, and will be seat to Fort
Johnson. ts-a.fai ia
Rosecraus responded TO the sereuade Of
the band of the seth Ohio at the Gait
House, thanking the baud for the compIi-
men and saying that speech-makiug was
not his vocation, that he came here to
fight He hoped we might meet again
when the war was over and live under the
old flag. To attain this end and for JUS
tice and right he had taken up arms and
believe the people agree with me. again
thank you and you must excuse me from
a lengthy speech, which is not my vocation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Fire in Erie

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 3I-The FIRE In Erie
last night burnt Marsh, SiddeIl & McCar.
ter's Machine Shop, 3iurod L Co.'s Foun-
dry and Vincent, Shirk & Co.'S Warehouse.
Loss $4,000. Insured in Philadelphia for
$4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

H9MARRiAGE LrsExcEs.-oomparatiye-
'ly very few marriage Essences have been
issued in the last three orsiOun months by
the County Clerk. oneSmau, seveuty-tWo
years of age, took optoa lisepcel the other
day. A Itsehce was recently issued to a
blind man and an, Intelligent eoutrabapd
got fiselee ab56t the same time.