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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Edward Kiibourne, Caroline kibonrne, Chas b
foutr, Oh Fcs ie, G,o tiofdu1 Mason 4 W heei.
err G W Garrett " VI ferfne, State savings in- III
tnie Gardner 4 Dfury aud Vim Page, sssigpers Of
stae rscpton Locomotive Wsrks," Albert Wilf,
FrancIs Woodbridge, Frederick Shelley. - aie- O.
bot & Co, G Al Peek Connabie smyti llfa4m
Patterson, G CARRIER, VIM Thompson, Trustee, -4c ,
and j ID Tempiin, defendants:
You are hereby notified that there Is now Oh Gle in
the Clerks oes Of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa. al keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, pra,ina
for judgme MT against you Edward kiibaurpe, ior
the sum Of Forty five Hundred Dollars, upon your
mortgage, given to Aarsl. lee Il Deievsp. upon lot
ave f5i block Eve l5. keokuk Lee county, Iowa.
and for the sale Of sai1 tot the foreclosure
said and the extinguia of the equity
of redemption, aud general relief.
Aud each Of you must appear and answer said petit
sion Nv noon ~ the second day Of the term OF
sad Court 70 be held the arsi Monday Of septem-
ter IeCo or Judgment by aefault Will be had sgantt
you. ~. Naoii HoM -
aup2-d4w Any Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Robert p. Crsel, Isabella o Brien Execptrix Of
O. 0'Brten. deceased John A. Patterson, s. d Ing
ham, A. Walcott, Gregory Nj Mehan, Geo Bartlett
Co., Qneen City 8srttsh Co, T.. X ssImes Geo
II. crossman, Elisha Turner. Nathan Newton Price
Farrs Co, Geo. G. Richardson VIM. Stewart
Son, LttietoD shiney. Henry nellie, ssm'I Vance,
Chas Parsons Co.. l.. w. J wafiey Fmmer-
sou. Cochr an q Co. san,'i Y Miller Abner Reeves
AID g Perry, executors OF l.. X. Reeves, de-
ceased, dciendauts
sau snd eAc Of You are hereby notified that there s
nos on hie IN the CLERKS once ofthe Distrct Ceuf az
Lee to- 0ws Mt Ksokuk. petition Of Hiram Barney
ella ming % 5nu X r Iresl and Isabella @, Hriep n.
eeatris OF g oenrinn decpased the sum Fin cen
Hundred poi&fs aith ten PER cert interest per an
NUN. payable arHtaliy, as money due on a deed az
trust made by said 1revl Bfi-nto II. VI ki,boGrne
ana since asstEned tosaid plaintiff dsrd first Of Arr
l-f also halHlnR aGasAsi zach ~ the Foreclosure
Of saia Deed OF Trust tie being on Lots seven
t elghi(s1 nine (9l ter tl0, eleven an ard twelve
i2l, Block seventy t7Ol. In the City Of keokuk Lee
County Iowa, for The purchase money: and further
asking Tor the sale Of said premises and geneta t.
lief.
Ard unless you appear apG areatr saif iril,ton
before noon OF the ssetud t'e III. urst tenn
81 said Court 10 commerce al hrrkus IN the fiyst
Apndsy o. September. n u, 1862 eait will he
entered against you ard ndgae thereon AS
pray ed for in said petition.
II, SCOTT HOW ELI.
far plaiu
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S
~ Sale.


DISTRICT 58t
By virtue of Ala execution TO me directed, issued by
the Clerk 81 the District Court OF the United States
the Southern Division Of the District of Iowa, and
AZ ains james Norton aud In favor OF Nielsen, Ward
we'll Co., have levied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder at the door the Clerks Office or the
District Court OF the United States for the District
Iowx at Keokuk in said District, the 18th day OF
September, A. D. 1869. between the hours Of O'clock
and O'Clock p. m OF said day. the following
W or Sec. 80 Township 81 north OF Range II west
The north j, of the n Il of See. u. y II OF the s
Of Sec. IL Township 81 north al Range 10 west the
west u OF the Is OF Section u, y W Of the II
Of Section ii; Il of the S | OF Section II; vest
!. Of the N W OF section 32j w Of the " w OF
Section 90 Township ~ north OF Range IL west the
west X Of the l. / OF Section 81; K OF the 4 {
OF Section 81 east Of the n l. Of Section l3 N 4
Of the OF Section fellowship 10 berth of Range
II west. all In Jasper county, Iowa. The east u OF
Section - Townships north Of Range a. In Hardin
county, iowa. The east N OF the w Of Section 10,
west !. OF the Of Section ~ Township ~ north
Of Range 30. Lois 10, II and IS in Section Town
ship "a Raige &C. in Dallas county, Iowa. The n Il !
aud S-W /, The east 81 the " /, and the w OF
the y w of Acction 70 Townships nnrth Of Range
IL aud tic OF Section as AID the south VI the
n uf Section as Township n OF RAitse II In
Grundy county, Iowa. The east OF the \ of See"
ton 20 In To- nshp 90 in Ranges, Van Buren, county
Iowa.
Taken aud levied npon the property Of Jane.
M ort0n, to satisfy said Writ II Execution
Keoknk, July 2ift leCa.
H. ". HoxlE, 4. $. Marshal
sugo BY HARRY fULros, Deputy.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Charles Pitcher. Ann Carol, Michael Nc Derm Oft
Robert Getty Geo. c. Anderson aud " lillian Bruce
defendants.
~ are hefrls rniiled that there u 20 on file, In
le ~ q Office of the District cosft IN Lee raotty
i@NN 81 AeskuS petiiion In equity Of Hiram EafHe
N4anih2 Judgment against son, Charles Fiirhet. iar
@ stiin 81 I've Hundred 47o0l Dollars uras sr
OF rust gwen 10 ID. w. kboufne secure the pus.
chase money, TO Marsh. Lee and peisvan npoR Lot
xeyen al Block one hundred and tweufy.nine ffgs),
City Of keokuk irwa ars against on ss pra,t rg
for the forccosare 81 Deed u rust the sale efsa
lot, and for general relief.
Now yoyFnust each appear and answer 10 sasd peti.
non by noon Of The secpaa day Of the said
Court to be held Al keokak on the frat n antas IF
September, leost OF judgment wiii he had therein ~
default
n. SCOTT HOWELL,
ly is~dsw Ait.y for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Adam spohn, Geo w. Caldwell, James watson
Rx Iiaie d Col. T. AdJir II. M Black and W m,
stannus, defendants.
You hereby notified that there il now on file In
the Clerk Office OF the District Court " Lee Coupty
Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claim
lug Judgment against you, Adam Spohn for the sun,
-Four Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage given Ia
Chas Mason, upon Lot three 10y Block two hundred
two t9te1, in City OF keekah, Lee County. Iowa
and AZ against you all the foreclosure OF said
gage the sale osaid lot aud for other equitable relief
Now you must appear and answer said petition by
Of the second day the next term OF said Court
10 be held in KeokHk the rst Monday OF September
A. ID. 1862, Judgment will be had against you by de-
fault.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
jy Is .d4w Atty for Plaintiff,
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NOTICE.

To Adam Spohu. James Watson, Rix, Hale Co.. J,
4, dair, III Nj Baek, Nm. Stannus and Geo w.
Caldwe
You are hereby notified that there snow on Gle iu
the Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Lee faan.l
Iowa, at keoktk apetiton IN equity OF Hiram Barney
eiatm Ing jnder mrn against Jou, Adam rppfIn. fnr
sum Of Five Hundred Dollars upon your mor.ehgt
given to Charles haFt npon lots 1t, nnftnn (2),
Block (202), in the CltN Of kepkuk, lows, and as
against yon all praying for ts sair of said lots. the
foreclosure Of tad mortgage, lie eStiugnshment oi
the equity Of redemption. aud for general relief.
New, each of you must appear aud answer sndp petit
tieh by noon Of the second day ~ next term ii
C0urt. TO be held at Keokuk on the first Monday
nf September iet2 judgment will be had the rein
by defanIt prayed Tor. H. SCOTT HOWELL,
juiyle div ri aintH's Attorney.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Io H. hickey, James Iisrpund George BartIe4th
To- .Snd Queen City Vanish Company, defend.
ants. -
You, ami each Of yeu, hereby notified Thai there
snow e in the Clerks Once OF the ourt II
lse toHh Iowa, ut Ke0kuk,s petition OF II ram Barn
rt eiaimine OF X Rick@y he sum OF -Four Humid
drrf Dollars. With 10 interest per AnnaIa,
pajEbts annually, as money due q Deed Of Trust
made ~ sau 70 u. W Kiibonrne, and since sssirp<d
10 said plaintiff dated 4fh ny, 1851 also claiming
AGAINST each Of tho foreclosure Of said Deed OF
six t61, Bioek~e9bty ight CITY Of Ksokuk In Lee
Iounty. Iowa, for the purchase moBry. and further
asking Tor sale Of Lot four ~ in Block eighty eight
(sss1- and general relief.
And unless you appear and snswer said petition on
OF before H0an Of the SECOND das the NJ Term ~
said Court To commence 81 cok The seE-
day OF September itea, default ss3li be enfsrsa
against yeu. srd judgment tLereon as prayed
for Ia said petition.
IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
W ls-d4w Atty for Plaintiff.
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THE STATE OF IOWA.

To Jessce G. Wckersham
Sr:--fou are hereby notified that there now on
ME IN the once OF the Clerk OF tho District Court OF
Ice County, Iowa, at keokut, pettcn OF Amos Hem
kle pAintH, claiming OF yon the sum Of Sl,I24 G2
a. money tnsoy due hin cc Aps.s, ,sae
OF said notes payable TO said plainiln & order; the
others payable 10 divers persons and &Bursed sni
assigned to PLAINTIFF and upon ve arcndns for cer
tain hogs and other property by purchased or d.
vers persons and them assigned 10 plalnsi and that
an attachment has been issued BY the Clerk OF said
CouTtupon salad petition upon which certain VI your
propety has been attached
Now unless ron appear and snswcr said petition on
or before noon Of the second day OF September lhY
that being the second DAY OF the next term or said
Court he holden al default will ha entered
aud Judgment rendered against you thereon.
BECK 4 HEATH,
loiyty-h At'ys tQr Plaintiff,
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r EGAI. NOTICE

r EGAL NOTICE.
In the County Court OF Lee County, Iowa
Notice is hereby given that en the hftt Monday 81
July 1862 an Instrument III wiring purpor III he
the last VIII and Testament of william IL. W0Ytihg
ton, deceased was produced opened and read in The
Court above named, and the First Monday In August
1862 fix ed by said Court ds the day which proof
Of the gen une OF said instrument will be heard
WHICH time ard Place, all perssns interested may
be heard. ROBERT A. RI SHELL.
julyJ5-d3w County Judge.
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The Army of the Potomac Again
Moving.

WASHINGTON, Nov. live learn that
the whole army again took up its line OF
march on Saturday aud Sunday for Fred
erieksburg.
WaFrent0n was evacuated to day.
Gen. Burnside's headquarters were n
Catletts Station to-day, and ere this reach
Is you the whole army will be nearing
Fredericksburg. A large quantity Of sup
plies have been sent there, and a force of
eontrahalds and mechanics under General
Houpt are building whasVes and the rail-
road at AQUA Creek.
This base was considered the best one
for operating upon the heart of Virginia
and was adopted at the cabinet council.
We sent you word of last Wednesday the
rebels in Richmond are aware of the
new programme, hence there can be no i'm
propriety in publishing it in the North.
The steam gunbOats Satellite and YAM
kee ran up to Aequia Greek on Friday and
found them deserted by the rebels. We
held the wharf which lies under their
guns. Gen. BAyaFd occupied Falmouth.
Yesterday the rebels were falling back be-
fore him.
All goes we'll. No battle has taken
place to-day and no skirmishing.
"All Is quiet at Fairfax Court House
and Bull Run,
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HTTHE SHooTINs o. MAJ. PHELPs.-

BBTHE SHooTtNe o. MAJ. PHELPs.--
Our readers will remember that the alleged
slopemeut Of Major Phelps, of the Filth
virginia, aud married man, with . Miss
Dayton, and the parsuit OF the couple hy
her brother, WHO, When be CAME up with
the fngiuves, shot the Major. pr5lucipR in-l
juries which 1t one time threatened bis
life. The following card from Miss Day
ton sheWs that tie lady is not Oyst thank
ful to be- brother for hi iasetfeeencein
her behalf. she 81 $500
81 have been acquainted With Major
Phelps, Of the Fifth Virginia Regiment,
since the 10th of last January. At that
time he took boarding at my fathers house,
us6r New Creek, Maryland While at my
fathers house, he mover said he was a
preacher, or made any pretensions of the
kind. He never deceived me with relation
to his being married, for within a week from
the time he came there to board he inform
ed me himself that he had wife and two
children at Burlington, Ohio. He never
induced me TO leave my fathers house,
but left because my father was attempt
ing to force me to marry a mani did not
love. 1 left homo Of my own free will aud
accord, without any compulsion or induce
ments whatever, except as above stated.
expect to earn my living by the labor OF
my own hands, asI always have done.
am able to take care of myself. being
twenty-three years of age, and Ithank no
one either to write or shoot for me.
learn that Major Phelps is lying very low
from wounds received from my brother
Major Dayton. The assault ofmy brother,
upon Major Phelps was positively unjust
aud uncHlled for, upon any principle what
ever. wish you to give this place in
your paper, it justice to Maj. Phelps."
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0 HE1Bo6AEIEEs 5TH R1alsIsF IN. :
WHEELING, Nov. 18th, 1864

9eloral Order Ne 81
Until further orders the several companies Of
the 9Th Regiment will meet At the talloNins.
named places EoF dFin and inspecttons
Company A, Capt Gray, on the soco1d wednesday
Of each mouth q the eImoTys Court-hOuso- 7
Company B. Capt Glasli On the Nsee0nd Friday 81
each month At the La Belle Warehouse.
Company G, Capt Hall, o. the third Friday Of oa'h
mouth a. the armory, COuFt-hsu8e-
Company D, Capt smith, on the first Tueslay Of
each mouth At American Hall
Company Z, Capt. Taylor, on the the trst Wednes-
day OF each month AZ American Hall
Company 2, Capt. Adams, on the fourth ThuFsily
OF each month at the arI1oFy, Court Honss-
Company O, Capt. Hart ustein, on the touFth FIJI
day OF each month a. StsubeurGneh Hail, sOath
wheeling.
Company d, Capt Hanlau, on the second Saturday
Of each month q the armOTy, Court house.
Company /, Capt Cloudy. on the second Friday 81
each month Al American Hall.
Company x, Capt Mckee. thu third Saturday
Of each month a. AmnEfean Hall.
Ihesevoral commanding oaieOrs VIII eanse the roll
70 b called promptly at O'Clock p. n, and all al
sentees allowing 10 minutes for variations in tmel
noted, 70 be reported to the succeeding Baft1 ion
Courts Of Inquiry. Eaeh dill 70 eontlnuea At least
The Captain OF each company wiz, At every month
ly drill, eause minute inspection q the arms and
aecoutTements within his command, and report 20
the battalion Coars any that are not kept In proper
BY ofJas MeCluney, Col 9Th Res'tV.M.
noVll.lm J. H. STALLAAN, Adj't-
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HEADQu.E5.a. = - q. Y !

Geusyuf OT,lsr No O.
/. Until further orders, he asld, staR and CON
mlsliOHed odicors, with the uOn-eounlissonod stan
OGeeFS Of the 9Th aud Bth Regiments ofEirginfA NM
tia will attend a. the ArmOry under the Court Houss
on each Monday evening" for instruction In tactics
The roll will be called At O'Clock precisely.
II. The 9Th aud sth Regiments VIII muster on
Saturday the 18th inst, At O'Clock, P. NJ the 5th
Regiment on 4lh Street between Union and MonrOe
Streots and the 9Th Regiment on Fourth Street. be
tween Monroe and Quincy Streets. Each Captain
ed, precisely At ~ O'Clock, P. II. Each Regiment
will be formed by the Adutlnt upon the order Of the
Colonel. The Brigade will be formed By the AHsis-
tant Adiutant General, upon the order Of the Bri6-
der General, Tor Inspection aud reViGW.
III. Until further orders, each company Of the
9Th aud 9Th Regimenta Viii assemble for inspection
aud Instruction, evening In each month. for tWO
hours, commencing precisely At o'clock The Cap
tain OF each company viii cause the roll 70 be called
and absentees noted for return.
~. The Colonies Of the 9Th and 6th Regiments
will foFthWith order meetings Of the battalion and
Regmental courts for the laying Of Gnes upon deln
quents and the transaction Of busness at such times
and places as the Colonel Of each Regiment may
designate.
Brigade; Col J. II. COebTane, 16Sd, ReEinenG- Han
cock County: Col. john D. Nichols, 1854 Regiment,
Brooke County; Col. James MeCluney, 5th Regiment,
Ohio County; Col AndieW J. Sweeney, 9Th Regt
Ient Ohio County COL Thomas O. herysy' i iSls.
Regiment, Marshall County VIII hfetuIn 70 these
Headquarters TOster Of the eld, stan and company
officers Of hIs Regiment and copies Of the rolls and
uent lie VII also return the description, number
and condition Of all and AccOutrIents belong
ing TO the State, within the bounds Of his Regiment
His attention e directed to the 9th Chapter Of the
to Sections TO- IL IA -, II and Is Of that chapter.
By order Of BriAdier General JAMS s. WHAT.
B. DAVENPORT,
now Asst. Adi't. General, 2lth Brigade, v. 81.
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p6-A WELL DRsERvEp APPoISrMEST.

nora WELL DRsERVRD APPoIHTABNT.-
We learn that William shrirer, son of W.
W. shrlyer. of this city, has recently re-
ceived a Lieutenant's commission in the
4th Kentucky Cavalry now serving in East
Tennessee. Lieutenant Shriver enlisted as
a common soldier at Louisville more thau..a
year ago and has since that time been en-.
gAgsd 10 active and dangerous duty, re-
ceiving two wounds and as many promo
tons. We have seen letter from the Adj
iutant General of the State of Kentucky
written to an officer now on duty in this
city, which bears most favorable testimony
in regard to his courage, military skilland
patriotism. He has worked his way up
from common soldier by industry, and
courage and he deserves all praise for his
manly and persevering struggles against
the obstacles which besst every young man
in the performances of his duty, not only as
soldier but as citizen.
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80 To TRE FslExRs OF. soLplEas. -
Pets0as eortsa bonding with their friends
ia The ecmpaniSssOf the Sd Virginia rcgi.
meut, stationed at Bulltowh or Sutton,
should direct their letters to Weston, 9th.
erwise they may lay at Weston sometimes
six days. If sent to Weston they will be
sent forward every other day by courier.
There is no regular Postofice at Bulltown
and mail but once week to sutton.
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naF-AN EXPEDITION 10 HIen1ANp CouN

pBAN EXPEDITION TO HIGHLAND Coux-
RIA Coon HAUL OF RRRKL GArrLE.-We
learn from au officer of Gen. Milroy's COM
mand who reached the city yesterday. that
on Tuesday of last week, Gen. Milroy and
Col. Latham, having started with consid.
cradle force from Beverly, a few days pre-
viOus, attacked and surprised camp of
rebels at Grab Bottom, in Highland county,
not far from Monterey, capturing about
three hundred fine cattle, about one hun
dred horses and taking over hundred
prisoners. The rebels (about hundred in
number,) were guarding the stock in the
Bottom aud were completely surrounded
before they were aware of IL. The expe-
ditiOu returned to Beverly on Saturday
last.
1t was Thought To- have been hilfoy's
design 70 move ON towards Stanton but for
some reason he concluded to return.
The prisoners taken report that the
small pox is raging at Stanton and that the
Inhabitants are dying at the rate of sixty
per day.
Among the prisoners captured by. Gen
Milroy was tue somewhat famous Colonel
Harnass, who with about fifty of his fol-
lowers, arrived in the city last evening
and we're confined in the Atheneum.
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b8- CoxEIscAFED wHIskY.-In view Of
the fact that the commanding Generals in
Western Virginia are anxious that the SOL
diets should not get any whisky, that arti-
Gle is looked after with particular attention
here by the Custom House officers, Agreat
many ingenious methods have been adopt.
edtO smuggle the article through. Yes
terday morning man who was going East
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad had
his baggage taken TO the. depot. Among
The trunks there was one which appeared
to be innocent enough except that 1t was
rather heavy. The owner didn't know what
vas in 1T. The Custom House officer open
ed 1t and found choice lot OF whisky or
brandy. The trunk and contents were seiE-
ed aud taken to the Custom House.
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B~THE soLplERs' AID sooIErr.-This
Society is now sending off great many
articles for the relief of suffering soldiers.
Those who desire to contribute to the
praiseworthy cause will not have more
appropriate occasion than the present to
send in contributions. Mr.. John Bishop
will take charge of everything put into his
care.
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B8-A DIsoRpERLY SoLDIER.-on Mon.
day evening soldier named James Parrish,
carried ouiu disorderly manner at a beer
saloon, on Water street, and wound up with
making an assault on the proprietor. he
was arrested and taken before Alderman
Robinson who sent him to Jail for thirty
days.
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R%BLASKRTs FOR THE INV REaINESrs.
We learn that four Thousand gum, wa
ter-proof blankets are now on the way to
the city. The blankets are intended to
supply the new Virginia regiments recent
Iy put into the field. This is about the time
they will be needed. as the rains come on.
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NaWs from Yenaznala.

NEW YORK, Nov. is.-Advices from Mar
acabora TO the 23d uit., state that the rev.
olutiou there had progressed. The town aud
bar were strongly fortified, and quite fleet
of vessels were In tue barber. The Gov
erument Of Caraearas had Eve war schoon-
ers blockading the harbor, but the bark G.
3. Sutil got out by the kind efforts Of the
French Consul.
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GENERAL oRDpR No. 2.
TRoM and sfter this date The several companies Of
Il the eth Regiment will meet At the following
named places for drill and inspection, g foloWs:
Company A, Capt. Ware, on the hrst Friday of
each i1aonEh a. the ATm0Ty, Court House.
Company B, Can't. Wilson, on the first Tuesday OF
each mouth at the AfmoFy, Court House.
Company @, Capt. Ball, on the hnst Wednesday Of
each month at the ArmoEy, Court Houie.
Company D, Capt. VApee, on the hrst Thursday Of
each month al the Armory, Court House.
Oonnanv r. Can't Knox, on the INST Saturday Of
each month AZ the Armory, Court House.
COMPANY r Cant. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
Of each month At the Armory, Court House.
Company g, Capt, MeNAughte1, on the third Tues
dav Of eRoh month Rt the AFmory, Court House.
HAmHanV nj Cant Long. on the fourth Tuesday Of
aaeh month NJ the ATmoTy, Court House
0oFnpSnV T. Can't Scott, on the sec nd Friday Of
each month At the Annoy Cour9 house.
Company K, Capt. Hopkins, on the third Thursday
Of each month at the ATmoTyf Court House.
: GomnonN, n Ont NIith, on the second Thursday
az eaeli month at the iAfm0ry, Court House.
COMPANY roIIsrill bscallsd ut each meeting above
ordered and all absences will be noted thereon and
reported 70 the succeeding Battalion Courts.
Members Of companies Of the 9Th kegtment nm
provided with arms and acc0utrements VIII receive
chem on and amer this evening at the Armorg.
BY ordSr OF Andrew j. Sweeney, Colonel 4th Reg
iment. (posl1l Il M INV M AqlutAnI'
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relegraph Markets.

5.+ BALTIMORE, Nov. IS.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat 3@4 lower
Corn dull; white 72C97s; yellow II. Whllky steady,
but quietat 4l1<- Coffee steady.
NV YoHk, Nov. Is.
Flour fr m, 1900 bblu at rs 40 IS for Ohio, and
5O6D6 so for southern. Wheat I'm, 10000 bush at
1I9I g. for Chicaco spring 21@1 81 for Mil
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
Arrival from Port RoYaI.

NRw YORK, Nov. ls.-Tbe u s. gunboat
Wamsutta arrived from Port Royal with
dates to the 18th Inst She has on board
the officers and crew Of the British prize
steamer Onachetta. The Wamsutta colIi-
ded with the tug May Queen of Cape May,
sinking the latter