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DRATHD.

sHuRkAGAR- Suddenly. on the l7th inst, Cos
Gaio shurra AGAR. aged 20 years, months and daya
The friends and relatives Of the family rspeet
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Tuesday, Oct
AON
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ClOTHING.

CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING
~ g. PINSEB, Of rs Grand s,, cor. of Eldr'ds. -
m.nt Of msu . and boys clothing st great bsJss IA
Come aad convince Yonrslvss W.
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rtos fer Closing The Malls as the Pes sns~e,
Tc. Great Brttian and ths Continent, By staAm'r
Hansa. Saturday, Sept. - .......... l0k q. IN.
overland via st. Joseph. Mo ~ q NJ. and sxp n,
North and West Wsv Nail ................ Sp q.
southern 4. W n Nail > M, ~ and IN p NJ.
EAstefu Nail % o. m, ana ~ p. N.
The ione Island Nail cioses 81 o .. m and p n,
Sunday Mails On Sunday aii msils eloss st I D. n
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Latest News
sy rELEGRAp TO TIE VIEW YORK scy
IMPORTANT FROM vIRGInIA IA
Doubtful Position Of Affairs.
LEE MOVING TO THE POTOMAC.
6leade's Army Reported Within
the Defences Of Washington.
Proclamation BY the President.

Stirring Appeal TO the Nation.
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Mesde's ArUv Reported within the
fences of Washisatsu.

from rrivs.s di.pstchss received in this city LAS
.'sht It is inferred that Gen. Mesde's army 10 within
N. defence. ~ Washington. There 10 no battle 70
rored, and tho exact position of I<ss army 10 unss
,.rained, n, at least 10 not known In this city.
appears eertsn, however, that Lee has not crosse,
TIE Potomac-Er. SuNl
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branch Of service, and bring home 20 !. the
Knowledge of every officer and solder
Chapter XXXIII of the Revised Regnls.
tions, and to every officer Chapter 1asAYl
of the same. The inspector OF division
will be-charged to report specially upon
the proficiency of your command tn these
subjects. Wfllful ignorance or ineomps,
tency on the part of your subordlnates VIII
be reported by yon, through these, TO the
departmental headquarters.
You will be careful to see that guard
aud picket duties are performed In the
strictest manner, gIyingno indulgence 70
indifFerence. in their performance. Tue
safety, honorand success. of the command
are involved in them. Headquarters and
outposts should be on intimate visiting re-
lattous.
You will be watchful that the railroads
placed under yonr protection are neither
impeded nor impaired in their action by
your troops.
You will be watchful to detect the move
ments Of the enemy, and confront him.
hope to make the I'd division among
the foremost of the department in the ele'
ments that constitute the soldier-sktll
courage, discipline.
JAMES A. MULLtGAE, Colonel.
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TRUSTEE'S SALH.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust executed BY HueIl
ID Nichols ON the 18th day q March, 1859, and
in Book IS page STA and also by other deed Of trust
bearing date the 28d day Of 1859, andof record
the city ofWheeIipg at the fFont door Of the court
House, the Ihird Monday In January, LIsth, ls94
the following property, yiE: Lots Nc. 50, 100, 90
aud s. and half Of Lot No. So an in tho First Ward
Of the city Of Wheeling.
And at Ihe same time and place q piece ofepound,
with the improvements thereon, located at the west
end OF Union street. on the wharf formerly known
AIso. az The Tsnie time and Dlaea. IL. SiIovi,-
property In 6Taham's addition % the city Of Wheel
Ing on Quincy street., part Of Lot No 81, being S.
leet more or less on the east sd6, and Ee west half
Of Lot No. Se, on Centre street, which 6 well I'm.
pr9ysIa And e PEsSsas SsegPls Y Ne
half Lot No, es, aud Lot No. 8.
Also, at the same time and place, 7lses Of Land
u 50 aefts ssid land s boanied On ne noTtE 81
GA Bun and ON the west By lands OF the Crescent
AlSo, 1t the same time and place. ~ shares n
stock IN the Belmont Bridge Co, aud 10 shares 81
stoek in the North Western Bank Or Virginia.
Moundsyilles MarlhAll county, State % West Vir-
ate "a said MaFshA1 county on the safeFs ~ FiSI
Greek ceht4ning $50 acres more oriesS. SAID firm
q sig miles nom Glen BAston and eigit miles nom
Cameron; saia Arm VIM be divided in parcels 70
I viii also sell under the said deed Of trust On
wednesday, the 9Th day Of January, 1884, IN he
tqWh Of MaEttpgville, State o. Ohio In 1aimdnf
county the MaEtinssflle Ferry right and Boat the
Cottage Hotel with two lots 80 lS5 AID $50 also
Iets No ~ sso and All II said town Of
Terms q sale-Qpe third ia @. II. the balance IN
SIX, twelve aud elghte mouths With interest, with
approved secarityaad titsretalned until tie monsy
Asyofthe above property VIII b tOtd a private !
An pers5ns 70 he e,t,se a. F,,,g,,
bY notes book aee01nts, Esnts b otsfsisef 81 10
sanles and any parton having claims a9alisf tho
estate Of the said Hugh Nichols or the arm o. y n
Toud - U0ss VIII present the same Tor settlement
itsAA0 COTS, Trustee!
Isaac ootts E fully authorised 70 settle the estate
g Hugh nieholl or % seil and convey any
private sAls ala h44 ny fRi eoR,s4t t:Tst9
-. wa, NICHOLS,
(sts olairssiIlo Chtoaiels copy aud send bun 10
Ehia once. -ss5t III s-fs
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THE leading article of John g. Garlile's
paper this week commences as follows
"On Monday next the persons selected
from the several military districts, located
out of what formerly were known Us states,
will meet In Washington and, constitute
Mr.. Lincoln's second Congress" 'es1A &
This is.the Language of one who Atathe
commencement of the war was q regular
reyolutIonist: who was 80 fast aud. so rad
ical that every body else was allow add
conservative by contrast: who was the
very Danton of counselors here in West
Virginia. he proposed To- make a new
State by the forcible and irresponsible
rupture of two congressional districts from
the balance Of the. State. See how great
a change has come over the efeatsd, dis
appointed and dethroned man . BE isijhst
as desperate and reckless as ever, and even
more. uaprinciplea. His end is not Tar of.
This .congrssS win Iwind3up his yaeillating
political career, and then John s. ,c9Tltle
win disturb West Virginia no more for
ever. ts.i'-a1 . sp' -. I,...s.ls. - !
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instances with but partial success, their
numbers rendering, them too fortnidahie 20
hermit them easily 10 be captured or put
down. An advance into that couutryi az
III has in upper East Tennessee, viii not
Eonly relieve thousands of these oppressed
and outraged men, but more II will prove,
as in the case Just alluded TO, means OF
adding 10 the substantial resources OF tue
Government, since all that many OF them
need is organisation, arms, and q chance 70
fight; and then they become not merety .
power distracted from the force OF the
Rebel leaders, but means TO assatl ana
help overthrow the Rebel power.
And SO it is, finally, that look as We
have said, whichever way we may ana
Everything. looks blight aud promising 'tor
The Union oause-the cause of free Gov
ernment, OF peace and permanent prosper
Il ty. The long night of darkness which
has brooded over the destiniss of the Re
public, until some of the most hopeful
have al length become despondent, le
breaking away at last; aud that day 10
ldawnine upon us which will light the Ma
ton Onward in the path Of greatness aud
prosperity, such as the most hopeful hard.
ly anticipated smidst the doubtsiand tears
which hung over the far future in years
past. Peace, when It comes, will be peace
indeed. Men, With the palpable causes OF
the rebellion forever removed will. when
that blessed time comes, glance upward
aud onward with no coward misgtvings
Icloudiug their hopes--no fears OF what
might some day happen holding its dagger
over their; places Of rest. Feeling lna'
they are worthy. Of noble destiny c0u-
nected with the fortunes oflthe Great Re,
Ipublic, more than ever, they will come q
reverence its fag-more. than ever will
they be ready To- defend every right al
home or abroad assured them under it,
Aud so it lie, we say, that things at last
look auspicious, hopefal, glorious 70 him
Who loves his country. Let all then cher
ish these reasonable hopes aud auticipa-
Itiops; let all educate themselves and theil
childFen never to despair Of the Republics
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n1afd 81 Enroll nlanf f5f flis 1fsfrrf . man A..
eeptahis as recruit according nts present flII
81 aocep tablitY applied By the Provost AaEat1t
20 VT.
ist. For an accepted recruit, who may be shawn
70 the Board 10 have served AZ lest pfne 1ntl ~
I soldier, and Seen honoFAbly dilehate tslr other
cause than disabnitysl q premium Ct $40. =
2nd. For m acceptod recruit, without the InLtaFY
qualification above gpeeir eas . premium o. 80.
The premiums 70 be pad - 6QQn 8s tllQ pceepte4
recruits have been delivered af The general FoTdes
yons q Whsellas, NJ Va, slsHgyfr t,e gSEsDa Iho
Qfleer at Wheeling eeTte from the Bolrd that
the recruits NAMED and Tor whom be chains pFeInt-
uns, were accepted and egullEtY 61llstes t0gsleE
With egrtiiieate NON The ClmmaDdinE 0liOoI q
the seneFai FstdeEYqIls nt EhfoltpB1 W. Hai tlat
the said recruits have actually been received - his
JAMES EVANS,
-ssa Pro. Mar. and Pres. board q EuFoilmtlt.
.-dee9.2t - -. =
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KEsFYIRaTNTA LEaIsLATURE.
Senate.
FRIDAY, December 4 1858

~ g.
A message from the House announced
the disagreement of that body 70 some Of
the amendments Of the Senate to the bill
assessing tax on licenses. The Senate
refused 70 reeede, from all of the amend
ments disagreed TO by the House. The
House communication also announced the
passage of joint resolution instrueting
the revisor of the laws to prepare certain
printed forms for the government of JUS
tfcesi of the Peace. The resolution was
laid ON the table. za.s=ess..s>ss.'- 2
Mr.-Youao presented . petition from the
members Of company 3, Sd West Virginia
cavalry. asking the passage of q prohtol-
tion liquor Law. Referred.
a Mr.. MAXWELL reported back With the re-
ecmmendation that 1t do not pass the
House bill kxemptipg certain property
from distress aud levy.
Mr.. ATKINSON, from the Committee on
Education, reported . substitute for the
House biIllin relation to the establishment
of o system of free schools. 80
Mr.. SLACK called up the resolution of
fered by himself requesting our Senators
and Representatives in Congress 70 inquire
what proportion of the two million dollars
appropriated by Congress for the defence
Of the border states has been apportioned
to this State or the State of Virginia.
The substitute of Mr.. Maxwell. request
ing the Governor to- make the proposed
inquiry, was the pending question and the
subject excited some debate =,
Mfs Blown offered an amendment modt.
fying the of the substitute. The
amendment of'MF. Brown was adopted and
iMt. Maxwe1I then Withdrew the snbsti-
tute in order 10 afford Mr. Atkinson an
opportunity TO offer resolution request
ing the Governor to apply for aid for the l!'
STATE out of the fund alluded to.
b A. motion TO lay on the table was lost
and Mi. Atkinson's resolution was adop-
sGaPheibill to continueyfu force the stay law
In the,Gohnty of Kahawho was taken up
aud after being discussed was laid upon
the table. % 5i-A-ea eiaf
i The bill for the establishment Of sys-
tenn Of free schools was taken up and con-
sidered. ~ - f2 y
Adjourned! ''s
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200 n0HsIls AND mAREs.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS

IN. NNlclI4ll4LlGN6s
TtHE undefslg 1ed win olI6F l6F slle af Plbe -
ton q tie door q the Court HOlss q ~ ~, ~
q Wheelingop Saturday, December 6ths 4. =. IS3s'
~ oelocE, i. ~ the f6lloging deseEibe4 lot
mated IN flis f1lgi OfEheolinE Olif0 county a11
Statop Wet FifEiuia, @ witt 80
Plrfs1f l1ll ulllgI Ol8 and tIel aiL1.ltl- " y,
fhe Ha1t EId6 a. FIfth street "a tie tUeuty
square % Noah Zsaef5 addlffon 70 tie tosn =
Wheeling, bounded q folloWSs-eomus9elns =.
lilh stFo6t, &c q point which & lt6y-siH - 9 ~
inches n1rfh from fia olrnsr % tfOnFOe BffseLS
thence eastgaFdy - right anE3es from tiitn stsr
1Lnetl teetf fhsnef qFthFIFily Ragal ~ }.
Eillh street sad - Eisht aliic5 thsTsBiIb
altty and bl1ilE pm sid nth siEsGt q ~ ~
rlace % herIuuin4s c1nflIlllg ah01t tlltHy ~
hundred and louE fssts ais fs d ald EiElt q W
of te alley east ode q Said l0ts. sad lois VIZ
fiFmaTiI1 % nlli 81 John j. CARROLL -.
Terms % salos-0ne-th eash IN hands o1ostl
IN one yer gud tll reslllo u tHo geaEsi lelI.5s
payulslfg % besr interest," Ron day q salse 80 >
cured lTt u10f1 glg e On G1iG rIlnllggl-
9HI 10 . i5e55sia s0ZIs 2. WghsG..4,L-
GGo.E. WIckHAK, AusiionseE. nOSll-S
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E0R SALE.

CIoAL LAND. AND ROLLING MILL SIZE dt1.
" atea below Beauood on the ohie Rvs, = ti
aud f6Ety-t . asrus ~ ooal= lister =.
An opening can be rI8do 10 Fun coal % SD 70 u
AaitlmqEe and che liailrol (which yes 49,. Z.
also coed llndlngH Ut tie river ft0le. 1bs -
Ofthe belt quality or ealtlFatiol. 9oE teE1A sie7
apply 70 - = DR. =. A. HfEDkELhs
n0V2S2W IN 81, ODposife The COuFt HS1sG
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STATE VAoCINB AGENTS oETIoE,

bIAIE VAUUINT AWNNIlH UFElUL9 =
WHEILING, W, Va Nov. 90 1888.
AS REQUIRED BY Law, I hereby ana9gnee ny
"A readiness 70 furnish Eonnlna NACGIHE MAJ
aud soldier IN the armies q tie United States and
IN the service Of the State who may apply thefetor
JOHN O HUPRs
decsstdaw state Yseoine Agslt.
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FOR SALE.

- DRsrRABtB REAI. RsFATE, situated on
Fl Market street, Centre Wheeling: two lots aRe
aASlAbetWeou FIRST. and Marshall streets, and one
between First and Second second straets- Upon
said psppeEty thefe are SIX Ro0d dwelling houses
land All oeeppiedl via b sold togetheT, oE N
this property W0hld prove paying tnEeStmenf.
- H1NNIBAIs E0RBEs, Ks1,
dee3-2W 1904 Fourth street.
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yaYTaey; sEE4suP /.

hit ba true that elAgs
Sry lhnSE 30 k66IiAhed
% save the unlrn, then
The pOOpla OF The sonth
Gh0rld be, aloapea 70
S6ith6lFdtO IN 1I9Nl
IA Goesrissisll which
eSnu6t give them the
prot don guaranteed by
It's tEEmss fe1t isl
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L4sr Tuesday was the anuiyeFsP

!, ~ --=--7-sr-s - - Is.
LAST Tuesday Was the anniversary o.
John Browns hanging at Harper's Ferry
and his peculiar admirers 10 Philadelphla
and other places comHietn6rAtesd 4. = A. A.
10 iPhiladelphia WIN. Lloyd Garrison we
great Ajax Of thei1 Ohm Brown school maae
a speech, in which he said a great many
~ peculiar aud narrow-mtnded t mugs Eot
a instance, among other statements hemaae
~ this one: e,zl s..aa.. @s.s es.gs.1. -
1t has been four years ago TINS aay wen as
me an NJ VIRGINIA. That
sVent took place simply because that man
- desired TO fres a few slaves, For this he
was villifed, denounced, ana atta'g as as
traitor. ~ 6at his soul
a; IL = on. 1TApplause.1 John Brown
a Twas no traitor to mis- county, nor % his
I'd fellow. man, nor 70 nIs you ast;aS M <
ton Oh sasa ,,aa, a Sor mI5 cSsraetsr
~ M H+sd sts,,TiTnnined tapatic
e H. carr;son saws ~ the
49, S a. 80 !. hol, frsedomlov.
- 49,, 80. ,,,onomsnisc Hsbs.iieyea
.ss. ~ Ssd = all - commsnce The WORK
cs q, ~ he Slaves from n.
.os''I a.tsa m. h;s heI;sf and he
ooaa So et .sS ya ..,I .whis
ouae.s ~ !
u. tneu ln 49,. ~,
D 80 af ,le ,s.If,ts
iuea may ps sslo -. ...l .,St
o. genera society can Hpora'o "s'.s.s 10.
John BROWN true unseinsh anu ss.eto =
as ne was. was NOT gniltsol an aS..in .l
last degrees at war WIN .h me Puoiic Ms 80;
3a How suicidal n. Il Resa!e pc % ednit the
doctrine tina. the-end Justiln1ee1s Tue means;
The great Apostle 81 the aen.iles declared
his preference Tor me lioer!y o. az men, On.
teillng tn9ss MY were y poHus
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REEF! Reef!

OP1oE Guar O. g., DEPT. WEsF Virginia,
boz Cumberland, Nd, Dec. 6tl., 1888.
SSRkIED PROPOSALS. WIIIib4 resolved from first
y hands, citizens loyal o the aoyera@ent Of the
United States, ninth IL ,Deeembt Oth5 ls64 only,
for Furnishing all the 80
FRESH BEEF
that may be rsquised for ysesf ths troops q the
ment Of west virSinia, aud now stationed at Mar.
tnsburg and HArpeF's Ferry, Va, HageFst0Wn, Nd,
aud on line g. b9 ~ an9 SS hSiEIa, sat
Frederick City, Nd, ~ follows, Wig:
ROEb laHel months or saeh ltas time - the Com
misSary General may direct, and spbjOet % his ap-
prevail Commencing on the 1st dEstl day Of JAnuaEy,
1854. aud ending on the Sist Thirty hFstl day Of
faid Beefto be Of StseFa [n0t BuIIA stags HeIiers
or Cow four years old and over. 70 weigh net each
at least 6O0Thve hundred pounds.
The Beef 10 be sound aud wholesome, L with neekg,
ahAnks and kidney tallOW pxeludtd,l "a equal pro
portions OF fore and hind quarters, and 70 DO In
such quantities, usually three times per WeeI a.
may be designated by the Chief Commlssary Of the
Division. 81 e
with sniieisht supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying di lance Of the tFO0ps.
a bond % the penalty % % 900 CtWepty thOusaudl
WHOSE Individual responsibilities for tho above sum
mast be shown by the Official certificate Of the Clerk
Of the nearest Court OF the United States
Frouais nom firm must specify the names and
residences Of person. e9mpo.ng IT, And each pEepo
tiho rssponsbIiity above referred to; ai3o 81 :.
asS Ga s %ois mss he
papers, for which forms will BE- furnished appli-
should 3. an1sops1 Sas and Ssdos op rope
sails for FFeah Beef" and directed 70 undersigned
at Cumberland. Nd.
other Cover nment fpnds % may be on. Inland; fnone
ON hand TO be made soon - received.
hibflity, and guabantes, must all be IN duplicate.
An bids not complying strictly with this adver-
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a75 no $50 PEE MONTH.

I HE IITTEE GIANT sEWING MACHINE ON
oFas1s fsl tiIsir ~ SiS rT1shlSs. VIII gnags,
screw driver Hn4 extra needles. We win Pay ~
eEal salaEy and expeases o. give large eallusea5;
address rs PAGE, TDlp9gsO ..
nol0dlmvan GsB1AeontEor ne Gnltoi sint'..
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FOR SALE.

MY HOUSE, AND HALF Tor On John street
M between Eifth and Sixth streets, with good
stable and carriage house attached. Oeeup
given on the htst % April next For further tnt1r-
nation applytfO me- a. the Rost Once.
dee8-lW& JOHN 0IL0HRISF, JF.
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PRovosF lIGRsaAIts oETIcE. !
1sT DlsR. EE4IG ~ pGAsI Va
WH1ELGNS, ". Va, November Sotbs 1881
PUBLIC NOTICE


3 hereby Given that eng ps18oa prolauEilg 70 ~
i Board Of EnEnIEmont foT this District Ran e.
OGptRbl8 e recruit Ascending % tie poaont runE
q aeeoptabllity e. applied BY tie Provost AaIaal
ao1eE9Ps BaEeAq, Eail reeeiSo ProntuEaS - t'l's'
tOsWltS.
1st- R5F an accepted recruit. Who nay b s!OSn
b the B0aF 70 have served at least nine uoaths =
cause than disability . premium oft18-
Ind. For al accepted recruit, thOut tie lliltly
qualification abOge sp6oiHed, . premium q tlA
recruits have been dalVtfe1 a4 tie EeaeFai rsnds-
vOu9 ae wheeling, ". Va, uhobuVeE tie PeIspo -
tdrnShed the recruits 6ha present 70 tie D.bef.ns
O1eeF Rt Wheeling certificate frum The BoaEd th.t
tie recruits named, and Esr whom he ellills pre.-
ums, were aeeoptod and regularly enlisted toslte
with . certificate from the Commanding QlleI q
the eenefal FeDdasTous lt Wheeling, ". Va ~
tha saSd recruits have aut1aly been received q ~
renee1VolS- ,oxr
:, Pr. MAJ. ana rr.. po.pi q of :
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. $3.50
AssrsFAET egAI 9 i:s g. OFFICE
WaahinstcnS D: o. November 20 1858 :
EFyHB pubic sole % ouaTteEmasteris Store adyeE-
postponed until wednesday, the 1eth.
CHA4. H-HOMpkIE9,
dool.td Capt. aud a. 9. s., o. 8. a.
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NeWWOrld Clothes WFfnger.

nRYOR e. FROST, Nos n a - Main
street, have the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL % this
Justly celebrated Clothes WFinEer for Western Penn
gylVauia, West YlERinia and EASTERN Ohio, and are
prepared Oaupplg the tEada at tie usaal msunfae-
tuFeF' 3 discount Orders promptly hIled. dee8
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1-fsfE For zRtttsbuRgh. a4iasa
= ~. - The steamer RESERpE1 Can't n n
4 y sIlpa, Sill ieaye tor itlle akoTe and
= % tssiae,l ste p9rtl on this daY, M "a
lg.t = : o'clock p n For fftight or pal5a6e ap-
dsos Vi. s:s5 Jelly . MANNER Aets.
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Q dee2 as..ss.i Il 3 3 W. p. sESeENEFi
ElAsKERS.- have Jall received anSsler saI,-
~ plYof Brown, and other eolofed ErayelinE Bss.
AS dssr s5es p sle is5 NJ 4 n ssss:..
NOV = the time 70 lklil your Rats and Nice ny
IN ab6I u Oostafs. Waffahtsd r
+ nos2e EDMUND B0cKINe
sE1RE PLAID Loaa sIAWEs. 5jTzt Iops.1s-I =
nogS0 eEos y, TAYLOR. =
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PR0yosF MARsIEAIts OEIIcE,
n DlsE. EEAEH o. fFRsE Va,
GRAFF0E. w. Va, December j, Isl.
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Ronrth Page.

Interesting reading smatter WILDE found
on the touFth.page. of this paper. 9. !. :
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NEW ADVERYISEM'NTS
no! for Nashville, Tenn.

yEJHR men hired ~ J, u. Baird. a. q. .. Agent
aud an VIC intend 70 hire, VIII report at a. 7
Forss segar shop on Tuesday, the STD tnst1 peipre
O'Clock, r. ~. -
They win be faEplbed VIII .sse
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visit of jacob ,HoFnbEooka 10 the
West Virginia Regiments.

To His Exeeltencyi Gov A. T. BoREMkS,
SIR SIN accordance with your request,
Ileft on the evening Of November 9th to
visit some Of our troops. l was detained
one day by an accident to the train. l
first proceeded to Springfield, whore /
found the 10th West Vtrgtnta aud the Up
shur Battery, with health improving by
"a q "a q ls,r.n Az, -
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Board of Health.

nRP0RF or THE BOARD OF HEALTH on FHE
llcliy o. Whealing. for the mouth Of HoVeuabaE,,l
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. God guard our nag, aud keep each star
Haeh stripe ~ brlghtas new they wal
stu make It lead Our ranks in, WaF,l =,
gtiIl float above each patEiots grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
10 trail It through the dust Of shame
All honest hearts its lot viii share
. 5f1And fellow it To Death OF PANE.
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Nopfwili aSe such measures as IA your
judgment are equired 10 make yonr; OH
cers. familiar With The taetics Of lheit
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