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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-14
Removal Extraordinary,

hem0Vel bAtra0rdlEaTy,
Archey Aliens new brick, erected du-
ring the past summer, is completed, and
presents fine appearance, though we
think it might have been materially i'm
proved by a different cornice than the
one that surmounts it. But as it is, the
building is a decided improvement to that
portion of Sandusky Avenue. And the
arrangement for store-rooms on the
ground floor. and spacious hall on the
second story, is In every way adapted to
the purposes for which they are to be
used.
We notice that Archey 4 Benjamin
Allen have taken possession of one OF the
rooms on the first floor, and fitted it up
with taste, and in good style, as barber
shop. We took peep into their new
tonsorial saloon, and were pleased to find
;liat these cHterprisiug knights Of the
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Hartford. Or. Nov. ll-Yeste

..HAarFoRD, CT. Nov. ll.-Yester.
day at noon thirty-six guns were fired
here by order of Gov. Buckingham of
this State, in honor of the appointment
of Gen. Burnside to the command of the
army of the Potomac.
"A contractor gambled away 975, 900
bushels OF oats belonging to the Govern
ment last night. His securities are be-
liered to be good.
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Cotton Plants,
Josiah Smith, Esq, gave us, few
days ago, some pods of cotton, raised by
him during the past season. 1t in every
way equals the production of the same
article in the South, and proves that by
adaptation of the seed from plants grown
in this latitude, it may be made, in ordi-
nary seasons, source Of profit to those
who cultivate it. As Cotton is King"
it would be well for our people to i'm
prove his acquaintance.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

Court Of Common Pleas.
The November term of the Court Of
Common Pleas, for Wyandot county, be-
gan its sessions on Tuesday last, the llth
inst. Judge Plants was on the bench,
and we were glad to see him looking SO
well. He makes an efficient Judge, and
under his administration the business OF
the term is pushed forward with dispatch.
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Another Fire,

Another Fire,
On Friday morning last, the 9TH inst,
the alarm of fire was sounded in our
streets, which was occasioned by the dis
covery that the roof of the carriage fac
tory of VIM. Keil was on fire. Had the
fire progressed few moments longer,
gaining little headway, it must have
proved serious confagration, as the
wind was blowing heavy gale, and in
the direction of the adjoining buildings
Our citizens cannot be too cautious at
this season of the year in building fires
foul chmneys are easily ignited--and
serious results may follow.
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5gotal \ Mistellaneplls.
WOOD! WOOD !!

Ifany of our subscribers intend to pay
in Wood, now is the time to bring it on
If we are compelled to pay out the cash,
in order to lay in our winter supply Q,
fuel, we shall demand the cash. Now is
the time to deliver it.
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The Immortal ~. N"
The Immortal "J. NJ" just from pri-
son and chains, will deliver one of his
Philosophical discourses on Truth, at the
Court House, next Monday evening, at
early candle lighting. Turn out and hear
him, one and all.
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Are you Insured 2

Are you Insured7
A question for every reader who is pos
SCISSOR OF home of his own. The invest
ment of few dollars will secure you
against any loss by fire that may happen
you. The labor of years may in few
hours be destroyed by the devouring ele-
ment, but If you have a policy in that
best Of Fire Insurance Companies, the
Etna, you will feel secure, and should
the ravages of a conhagraton sweep your
dwelling from you, Ph@nix-like, you
will see another rising from its ashes to
your view Insure at once. Delays are
dangerous. L. A. BRuNNER, Agent.
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The Sabbath School Bell No. 2

CEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND COPIES is.
y sued. 1t Is an entire new work, of nearly
900 pages. Many of the Tunes aud Hymns
were written expressly for this volume. Twill
soon be as popular as its predecessor, Bell No. !
which has rtin up to the enormous number Of
$4,000 copies in Sc months, outstripping any
Sunday School Book of its size Issued in this
country. Also both volumes are bound in ono
to accommodate schools wishing them in that
for,n Prices of Bell No. 2, paper covers l5e
$l2 per 100; bound, Csc, ls dolls. per 100; cloth
bounds Sic, 90 dolls. r er hundred. Bell No. l
paper covers l2c, 10 dolls. per 100; bound 20c.
ls dolls. per 100; cloth bound embossed gilt.
25c, 90 dolls. per 100, Bells No. ] and bound
together 4rc. 80 dolls. per 100 25 copies furn-
shed at the 100 price; cloth bonnd embossed
gilt SOC, 40 dolls. per 100. Mailed postage free
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS Publisher,
mayl6'G2 IL 90 4Sl Broadway, N. y.
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To Invalids.
DR.. Gatchell is now at his rooms in
the Pierson House, where he may be con-
suited.
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NEW MUSIC

President Lincoln's Grand March, with the best
vignette of his Excellency that has ever teen
published. Music by Hemsmuler, leader Of
the twenty secoud Regiment Band Price SOC
mailed free Published by
HORACE WATERS, agent,
mayl66!tfn9 4cl RrcsdwayS
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Army Letter.
The letter in our present issue, from
Lieut.. S. 8. Petit, is worthy of perusal,
as it gives important information from the
old Fifteenth Regiment.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

COAL OIL.
nF the best quality. warranted none.explo-
" sive, just received and for sale by
ia MAXWELL, Druggist
mar2l'62
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CLENELAND, COLUMBUS q CINCINNATI
SANDUSkY, DAYTON g. CINCINNATI
mex IN n - R& - N ~

CHANGE OF TINE.
ON aud after Monday, May 18th, 1862
trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

(card) 5 lines or less, ! year. ar.............5U UU
VI A reduction Of S per cent, from the
above rates will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines of the type
composing the body Of the advertisement, will
be considered a square.
All transient advertisements, will be con-
sidered a square.
All transient advertisements, together with
Administration, Attachment Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite
ime will be charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted,
one or more changes will be allowed.
L. A. Drummer, PRopRlEToR.
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GOING NORTH.

All trains make close connections at Clyde,
with trains on the c. e. 7. Road, both East and
West.
H. RICE, Superintendent.
march2l-1y-2l,
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DARLING'S COUGH and CONSUMP'
" REMEDY an article that can't be exc
has just beea received atthe drug store Of
IAN 23'h! T. SiIISl.
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Wyandot county by ]. A, Max
well d Bro, Upper Sandhskyi II. Flock wy
andot; Silas De Bolt, Mexltbi A. Ssffell, Syca-
more; Ira Bristol, Whattsnsbhrg; ]. M. Cbes-
ney. Marscilles; and by druggists and me.
chants generally throughout the United States
and Canadas. 3lyl
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Doubt 40 MOvG.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are pufeiv
vegetable, have tue certificates Of those eminent chem.
.sts Professors Chiffon of N r. and Locke Of Cincinns
Read Or. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
lishe in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time to
time.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Further u
per bottle So per halfdozen Oftg Scandinavian Veg
etalc Blood Pills, IS cents per box or boxts for 81.
ID Bnilng from laii st., Cincinnati, b. Laboratory,
40 IL Hammond Strstt
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T Fl E PION e z R.
is PUBLISHED
gtidag Mornin9,

IN SECOND STORY OF WORTH PETER 5 BLOCK,
atthe low rate of one dollar and fifty cents if
paid In advance aud two dollars If payment
delayed six months.
8. M. PETTENGILL 4 CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and 6 State St.,
Boston.
are our agents for the Pioneer in those cities,
and are authorized to take advertisements and
subscriptions for us at our lowest rates.
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Er Blanks of all kinds for sale at
this Office.
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8 8 8 3 3

ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
Of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurs-
bio.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER of fRheumatism of eight years.
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Livor
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills .4. ...-
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JuHN H. HARLAN.

Price rs and SO cents. Sold by all
druggists. Office 5j Cortlandt Street
New York. 2t.
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NO. 289.

isy 10 this c'ty, Lee dssign. 70 draw orr
army and BufDsi1s's over Tie Rsppahap.
nook, which hs has fortified and defends
With force Of 100000, while ssonevaH
Jackson i % cross the shanandosi 10 AZ
tssk him on dsnk and rear, With 90 army
Of 10000, which hs now sonuspds in the
Shenandoah Vsllsy. Tho expeditiop sent
ont on Saturday By Heintsslmsn to the
mouth Of the Potomac, to break up several
smsggliBg establishments which were for.
warding goods to the rebels have rstursed.
Anonbsr Of wealthy persons bavs been
arrested and taken TO Washington.
An important rssonnoisspcs from Bolivar
Heights was made % sstsrdsy By Gsoeral
Gearry, with force Of 10000; who sur
prissd the rebels - Oharlessown and pushed
on to near Pe1ryville, until the positions Of
rebels under Hill, and LoDgssrses, ID. The
vicinity Of Port Roysi, discovered him,
when the army ressrnsd With few prison.
ere captured. 80
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Louisville, Nov. 7.

f sarg fg-e@F L0ul0vIlIo, NOV. Il
A gentleman from Nashville the 4th 70.
ports that whea be left there vas great ex.
citemept there, the citisens hourly expecting
Gag Of trace demanding surrsndsr Of
the plses. @ 80 ei 90
Gen. Breckenridge was ct Murfressboro
on Monday with 10000 men. Gen. Cheat
mao's corps, 1900 strong, was also en-
route for Murfreesboro from Chattanooga.
Gen. Joe johnson is reported at Knox.
vile, and il vas said be would probably
assume command At Murfreesboro.
Nashville is powerfully fortified. Gen.
Wiley had about 10000 men. Gen. SLIPS
Division encamped % miles north Of Nash
Vile 90 Wednesday night. Other Federal
Divisions were following. Sill'S Div,sion
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would probably reach Nashville early on
Thursday morning = 8
The Nashville Union Of the 4th says The
rebels are running heavy trains constantly
night and day from Murfressboro to Chat
tanoogs, carrying Oh immense quantities
Of gram, cattle, hogs, clothing and ether
supplies. .
The Knoxville Register Of the 25sh ult.
says the conserips Law went into effect thas
day, and was being rigidly enforced.
Ex-Governor Hnrris, Of Tennessee, 10.
sued 40 order, on the 28th, appointing an
officer TO enroll all persons between the
ages of IS and As.
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New York. Nov. 10.

.-,ya.z ssg.l .e, New York, Nov. 10.
The Herald has rpmor that Secretary
Seward ssd Blair opposed AoClellan's re-
novsl, and also that Gen. Hantsr 10 sp-
pointed to the command. e,lssf -.a seea
Al important military expedition 10 1sw
preparing. Its destination 10 secret.
Gen. Hooker takes the feld to-day, sss-
oud in command to Burnside. -.s#as
Advises frsn Sigel's head quarters stats
that the rebel Gen. Hicks forsss from Frss,
Royal, are moving down the valley. Por-
tions Of rsbsl esvalry we're captured at Al.
die BY Ssabls cavalry.
The 9th lllinois and 9Th New York cav
airy entered Colpepper on Friday, capturing
I've pieces of artillery and several prs
oners. 4<
The rebels were rstreatipg toward Cor.
doosvills, followed By our advance, wh. ars
pursuing with the greatest rspidity. It h
thought general engagement cannot lssa
bs delayed. g" 7 5,'"''!+ !+''s s
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BY TELEG RAPH.
Mcclellan Removed.
BURNSIDE SUCCEEDS HIM !!
HOOKER SECOND IN COMMAND! !!
Nashville in Danger !!
Gen. Curtis Speculations
Ese. Etc. Etc. Ee.

Rectorville, Va, Nov. 6.
I Az the particulars Of the fight Of yester-
day at Barhown's become known, the more
brilliant is the victory found to have been.
The battle VAS fought BY cavalry alone, and
between the best disciplined troops either
army could produce. The rebels were IN.
der the conn and Of General Stuart, and
the Federals under General Pleasanton.-
The final result shows that the rebels lost
SO killed, which they left on the field; their
wounded must have been numerous. Our
loss was FIVE killed and ten wounded.
Gen. Pleasanton to-day, reports that
Stouswall Jackson occupies Chester Gap,
with bis command. aas4f .a.#- e.aa a
The town Of Warrenton Was occupied by
our troops at / O'Clock this afternoon. Five
rebels were taken prisoners, who stated that
their regiments had gone up the Valley
Gan. Bsyard had . sIirmish to-day on the
Waterloo road, killing one and woonding
two and taking ten prisoners, without loss
on his part.
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Louisville, Nov. !

Louisville, Nov. I.
II has been ascertained that when the
the rebels took possession Of Lexington,
Kentucky, they captured . million dollars
wor,h Of property, and an immense guam.
tity Of ammunition ard clothing. aJ
A steamer arrived last night with eieh-
teen rebels captured At Owensboro, iuclu.
ding Jack Allen, and Lieut.. Wise, son Of
Gov. Wise. ,.- .a -
Gen. Wiley and Gov. Andy johnson Gay
the for,i6cations are complete, and tha,
10000 men can hold the place against an
army of 100000. r es .rE aar
The advance Of Rosecrans army was ex-
pected on Tuesday. ...agg .srsr. &
The rebels had made preparations for the
evacuation Of Murfreesboro. .tl ~8
The McMinnville Railroad track between
Murfreesboro has been torn up BY the
rebels. Il 4s a@. gf aaie 90. aasa.s e..
Our informant came through with num
Der Of sick. notwithstanding they travelled
under flag of truce, the sick soldiers wers
tyeased With ind'gnities BY gusrrillas in
the rear Of the federal army. ..sa.
St. Louis, dispatches of the 7th say the
gun boat Br &c has just returned from q
cruise 40 miles below Helena. She saw
nothing of rebels in force. ,4aa a
Last Friday the 46th Indiana, on picket
duty, we're atsnckedby rebel cavalry. The
latter were repulsed with severe loss. The
number is not stated. Our loss was one
killed and one wounded. --. = . ,4-gEa
Hindman's soldiers have committed sun.
dry dspredstious upon Union citizens in the
vicinity of Helena. Several 6ne farms
have been destroyed. ~ ''a'''''@ '
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Farther Point. Nov. !

Farther Point, Nov. I.
additional BY the Norwegian. At .
public meeting At Oldham, resolution was
offered calling on the Government to recog-
nize the Southern Confedsracy, as the only
means of ending tho civil var. After .
warm debate the uprosrious proceedings Of
the meeting we're declared carried, although
the meeting was about equally divided.
The destruction Of American ships BY the
pirate Alabama, has caused = general ad-
vance of the rates of insurance at Floyds,
Of two or three per cent; an advance is also
demanded at Liverpool, and even a. high -
five guineas 10 demanded.
ITALY. 22d.-lt being the anniversary q
the annexation Of the Southern provinces to
Italy, the occasion was celebrated in all the
principal towns. Perfect order was. main
tanned.
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New York, Nov. 10.
The Tribuus's dispstoh says that Lee o..
rived 10 Richmond fortnight ago, and that
bic whole army about the same time crossed
the Rappabsunook.
The same papsr says that :hs French Min.
lister declares that there 10 not word Of
srash 10 the report that Dispatch sf I
threatening character had been submittedIby
him to the State Department. ''a'
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Lonisville, Nov. 8

Lonisville, Nov. s.
The latest information from Nashville
says the rebel force At Murfreesboro has
been greatly exaggerated. It 10 probable
that we will have something reliable within
the next 48 hours from there. II 10 certain
how ever, that the federal force there, and
within supporting distance, il sufficiently
strong to hold the city against any force the
rebels oan bring against it. aatt
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Philadelphia. Nov. 10.

FhI1aoeIphio, Nov. 10.
AeClellao's removal caused great excite.
nsnt here. Among the runors 40 to the
cause, il one that some iossrsnotioos Of the
General in Chief were not followed, and
Lee escaped in consequence. Forney's
Press says it was purely military act, and
the result Of : military consultation and
discussion, and although the step vas rss-
ommssded to, and approved BY the Presi-
dent some time sgo, il vas only finally r..
solved upon after the change BECAME insvi.
table.
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Chicago, Nov. s.

------4 ---------,---, - Chicago, NOV. 3.
Private charges have been made in news
papers, that Gen. Curtis, while command
ing At Helena, used his position to specu.
late IN cotton, and made from two to three
million dollars. Whether there is any truth
iu these charges, or whether they were made
BY spectators who we're not allowed per.
mits BY the General to ship cotton, will
probably be determined when the matter
comes to trial. - e.-..a,....E .. e.. ala
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Reotortown, Va, Nov. 7.
A heavy snow storm set 10 this morning,
with every indication Of continuing.
There is nothing new about military mat
tiers, except that the army is still in motion.
The trains are hourly expected to arrive on
the Manassas Railroad.
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Washington, Nov. 10.

aa Washington, Nov. 10.
There is nothing in the latest foreign in
telligence to lead to any sppfshsnsions, Of
trouble between the q. s. and foreign pow
ers, in connection With American aGairs,
unless it be from the psrsistept course Of
English merchants and speculators fitting
out privsteers 70 prey upon American eem-
merce. -s.-..t-..
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Harper's Ferry, Nov. 7.

~. a I"TE HuEPor'6 eIEy3 NUV'5 u
The gusrilla's cavalry are in the vicinity
Of Snicker's Gap. They have interrupted
the communication between here and Ash.
by's Gap. Several, ssragglers have been
captured BY them.
The rebel cavalry pickets were 10 view on
both banks Of the Shenandoah to-day, but
it is not believed there are many rebels 10
that region. Ss5. <,7f 822N fAA -12"'s''
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st. Louis. Nov.

Sc. Louis, Nov. g.
Gen. Scho6sld's army hes returned to
Springfield, probably to 60 into winter
quarters. ...s. .s,.-s. II. ,.s..a+.y
/ The indications are that the emancips.
siouists will have . majority in the Lsgisla.
sure. McClurg, emancipationist, 10 proba.
bly, elected TO Congress from the jefferson
City District.
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Louisville, Nov. 10.
Information from Nashville to Friday
night, says that no assault has been made on
the city up to that time. On Wednesday
night tho piekess At Murfreesboro on shs
McMinuvills and Franklin road commenced
skirmishins. 800 Federal cavalry charged
on Stsaro's cavalry driving them within 5
miles Of Franklin. The whole rebel force
supposed to Be Morgan's, made . dash On
the new rsil-rosd bridge north Of Nashville,
but were repulsed. The Federal loss in the
various skirmishes 10 one killed, Is wound.
cd. McCook's advance reached Nashville
on the afternoon Of the 9th. 1t 10 reported
that the rebels have evacuated Murfrses-
boro. s....s.r Fas Az5s.- ...0 aas
1t 10 reported that Gen. Joe johnson sf.
rived st chattanooga Lake to command
the Department Of Tennessee and north Al.
ALBANIA. . slsEz@ .a.i1 a .@a.#.s
Breekinrides's command 10 ct Chasta-
soosa. , ss.4r t.aH s-.a% @9sa sa za#
Desertsrs from Brsgg's army say that hs
vss obliged to destroy most Of the property
captured 10 Kentucky to prevent its falling
into the hands of Buell.. ~ a@ Tsa@oG-
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Wsshinsson, Nov. IL.

Washington, Nov. IL.
One Of those brilliant affairs, which she'd
such lustsr on our vslsltssr cavalry, seens-
red % Sunday incoming. Capt. Dalgrseni
wss on the read to Frsdricksburg, and
coming upon regiment Of rsbsl cavalry,
Of eight sompaniss, ,and without giving them
time 80 form, Dahlsrssn fell upoa then,
when . desperate hasd to hand conflict e.
sued, lasting three hours, when the rebels
rstrsatsd. Our nen returned on Sunday
night, bringing with them 80 prisoners.
Heavy firing WAS heard on Tuesday NOR
ming, q SeigsPs besd-quartsrs, ip she di-
rsstioa Of ths Rappabssposk, which leads
- ths belief that Plsasansen and Ssaart
ware at IL again. At night il was runors1
that Plsasaaton had driven the rebels oA.
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Chicago, Nov. {

The Washington Star Of this evening
says: The impression 10 general among
military men that the army Of the Potomac
to-day, notwithstanding the severe snow
storm, is marching over into the valley Of
Virginia. .a4.s
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St. Louis, Nov. 8.

81. LOUIS, NOV. 3.
Gen. Merrill Tslegraphs from Hudson,
Missouri, that . email band Of guerrillas
under Csp.. Willians few days since cap.
tured from him II Of h,s men, together with
their horses and arms. n.