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BPOAVING.
noGs FOR sALE-ONE BULL TERRIER ppUR
~ Newfoundland Pups small Poodle, three nihs
old pair small Black aud Tan Terriers not eIc@eiing
Also sixef Black aud Tan Terrisrs and
Scotch TerrIer erceent raters handsome hewfound
land Dog Fair trial given Call st IL Roosevelt street
JOHN GRAY.
LyRANcis BUTLER. NO PECK SLIP HAS ALL THK
choice breeds and stock Buffers Infaiblc
Mango Cure and Plea Exerminator 60c. prr bottle Hut.
lers New Work. 81 Dogs boarded trained. &C. Medicines
for all diseases.
UNoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
old To be seen In the basement OF 80 Pearl
street. New York
DOW AND SAIL B0ATS--SrErHEN ROBERTS. sue.
III George q. Newman. s prepared 10 buli al
kinds of Boats cheap during the winter Boat shop foot of
litth street. Harlem river. Hamils champion boat Was
built NJ this establishment
NNAS1ED TO PURCuASE--A SCHOONER YACHT.
w Must be about ~ keel good looking. Anf we'll
found particular Address Jackson, boz zs Bos
Post odce-
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Ppr.irtCAt..

llrH waaD.-s MASS Nrrrfxo ~ rBE Ds~o-.
I'D fasp ~ 80 Hft>erts $50 80 - h.d Nstess
asy sFsni. o,aoner ~ 81 ~ pslss 81 urisa MI
Hlff~.fl frsi atd ftst1 sssans twtnsa
- sia atd'e.. us assuns .o.s ...s syys a ~ 90
or hts hthsDH. fhsfrmss.
N Tre.ftt. H.. s<srsssfy
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nR y BgLsosr 4 CO. ~ AsD ios ssOsDwsr,
IL - ntk street., ksr tors, oTsfs sstsnflee
sli as~.A~. s.i~ asd f~fasi~ W
p1naeser ~ B.-sfsons our tnesa fnsfsa % s-fss .e
issrr PETE hssa-. s 10 mira ora~ he~rs
lr.rn "a. ~ tsgf.M
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ANTHOLOGY.

sIRO OPHRENOLO6y.-PRo ASTRONOMY.
N AL those who by AsLology
Their d~siiny would know.
Or Wish 70 test Phrenology.
Should 10 tho Brouabtons 60
Their skili by thousands have been tried.
One dollar is their fee.
In Gr~eue they do roside,
One hundred snd twenay.
The pAnsts they wIi read for you.
And tell what IL dccrced:
What 10 avoid and what " DO
Wouh you In life succeed.
They tell the poor how gain wealth.
And live HE ~ ease,
They 10 the sck restore their health,
No matter what dis~ase.
true description they will gva
Ol husband or Of wife;
And tell The wrstehed how " live
A joyful happy lie.
Inform Of n absent friend,
he he alive dead;
Tel how you may your fortune mend
fbrenolpstn your heal
or n p-rchsnoe IN love yoa
With hearted
They n tell you ". sAfe from the
lie VII return sssln.
They'll tell " you will married be.
or live and die n maid.
Tell what smouIi of family.
Describe your husbands trzf-,
Things pas, and future tel tley viii,
Whstesrr thry may be.
In tr~sne street q % Pfinr~ they live
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WIN. Writer'S. AucTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
w day nj O'clock mt s6t Canal street, large and ysna
BILE assortment OF Household w niturorwo faor suits
aud nAnri Mirrors Pianoforie centre. Dining and
Tes Tables Curtains Etagercs oval Mrro elegant medal
lion velvet Tapesy Tbr.e ply and Other Carpsts Al and
rcaos wsshsanss Toilet China. Glass and Silver Ware,
Stoves Ereoson Tables aud ai other goods useful and
oes.ary for housekeeping Also Bar aud two pier
Mirrors.
For Other Auctions SEQ TweINh Page
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mEDsCAi..

IL DfsEasps fHOs wHArKyEH csrsr paO-
n dursd ssfsiy ssf sasrsssfaly us-si - ssf.n-
DFrFArD hai e1s Atsfriss 10 nsr@sssfy. tout itst@cs
~ sns i.sietses sect ~ o. E~~fs1os 1i hlGb
s.sn0s. eppssiss tisho sre~t
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nH POWERS REgrvyssrfsg yLIriH on ps
~ .,ps = tie sar- o iasf,rss .rsst rhs fsrsqs
s ds<ssss bss oyerstd fsFgfstF ~ brtsE
ibs hoysznfs If~ saf ss4its. ooa.pists
r.n,sd 10 Tine II ios, IN rsias "a fssos<t.
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UENRy u. LEEps 4 Co. AuCrIoNEkRs.

HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C.
HENRY VI. LEEDS co. Will sell at auction. Thurs
day Oct 5 at u O'Clock. Ia frool Of their orc - Nassau
A Roam Mare 10 hands s inches high. perfectly Kind In
single double harness; sold for want Of use; open
single Harness. Saddle Birdie. Blankets 40
Also pair black Ponies about i hands hgh W years
old. gentle and Kind In all hArness
Also . Top Wagon with pols and shafts rugs. Ac
set OF Double harncss In good order
Also pair bay Ponies tmsres siI old sound and
kind In single double harnesa and good saddle horses
Also for account OF gentleman leaving the ecnntry,
white ik hands high 10 old. Ierrortly gcnte and
kind in double single harness Also set of double
Harness do. two Saddles and Bridcs one OF
which Ia new.
lu AkD WALTERS. Auctioneer, will seil this day WED
nssday October ~ ut Dt ooiocf at lS East broadway by
Virtue OF ehaite mortgage three singer sewing
full size In perfect order manufacturing sixc) r. col
LfNS attorney for mortgage Also viii sell snme tne
and place 20 pay storage aud advances ~ smhs fun sixe
manufacturing Sewing Machines, complete. No limit,
reserve Must he sold
DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-w ~ LEWIS. AUCTION
Simpson Co, large assortnent OF Mems Wearing Ap
parei consisting OF Goats Pants Vests Boots, Ao 4e Sale
commences at ipjs O'Clock
CHRRTPF's SALE. LE.-GRoCERTRs AND LIQUORS.
- RICHARD WALTERS. Auciioneer, will self on Thurs
dag October 10 II O'clock Of Grocery
and Liquor store No oo7 Srth Thirty ninth
street consisting OF arge and select assortment or Wines
BAndies wnisEey Din Rum an other Liquors bottles
rcls Syrup and Moiasses barrels and MAker. quaint
" prime Soap. variety Of Brushes and Willow Ware,
spcs variety fresh and good; Butter Lard Sc
Tobacco aud other goods oncs fnrnurc With btst
class Grocery store fftre Counters Scales Gas ,hande
JAMES LYNCH. Sheriff.
JouS LYNCH. Deputy Sheriff.
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IvE AKr sEIIaSo rfRsr CLASS BILLIARD TABLEs
esearsr than apy other msser the ciiy, WITH Deck-
ers insptvvsd Patent Cushfoas Also Trim aud
d. Ds.e sER. ia ru,on.a,rr.,
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DEsTIsrHs.

srfvicIaL busE rfLLfK0s yon DrcargD ArD
aetag ssih - fggs pgn msrs s..is fsssr.f -
ssa s tisds - essI,tes hss wl,Ae sni
-srfa1iff ~ SO s.sfusf. ks r~sns - bfe~1~ss.
AsssntssnfA street. Over toSt <sinn0xiss
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] f.s.l- psys.ssa ass gsv,.s,. % -s-Nsrrh "a.
go ff . rsrsal.s AAaf~s Dc fs~~ss ~ Lsssssd
"a sst Bssr Fsn~a~sy
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A prsINEss AND xlDIoAL cLAIayoY.sr VINO

A BIhiNEhs AND NtDibAb fLAlhNDbthf WHO
yertiaed this oty AMI DO sBd toD - frsArilso
ffrsd tson who .r ~ II ar corfsf 10
formation lost or st~n goods ss ss sosrs frenis
matter how seron. for pou s1s also ffs
srbes Tor al diresss ans u mating great cprrs. b
Ihs IA hamtas nor d,gs ~ ~sa 10 inI-s On NJ ~
wary Psass 81 her ssi rhls lsfy Aso mau lectures
wssh led chinese Hsso an biAlhnle rredr for
lng frecxs aud sunrn, rsndFfs bs s.in T~ffst
y ~, sod sno.h shsty r.rfnn'si sna siesssl sra-
only nSspsndent Csrrnysn ~ th y she ssn refer -
~. PROMINENT ciutsns ~ hrs tofs. fh aae ghA
las Essl Thrlsh t~i.ssn lard sod LsasOs
(,oLcuEsrgs, THE ckLgnHATED MEDIUM. CAN
" be consulted all 6Hsirs - NE sst pfra~g, 40 TO-
tre bis rooms 71S BfoAi~sT Dpf os Nss s1rk fgis
In connection. = good trance snd he4ln ueaium-
MRS cora DUyAL. TsDtFEsDIsr cLAfByOyasr
wi Ii7 Ns fftreuh srssf befSesn ttith And NJ utt
avenues never tas 70 gve cffsei lso,nlsgo % 90 rfe
rally Mrs Duys 10 gsun ~ etslNnyabt. spf - nnv
gives general Satisfaction tf c1Irsf safFfisss vhD
Sn on La iss 10 s~Arcs ~ inffaiYn sblset.
business mefosi shoad DOT fs 10 call % Me- Dqrsl
VINO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE TnRIk FuRftsD
w 30 -. snt al, 70 - his. WEisi.isDfOA. ~
ned kasnsh rropheisss univefssl, ressfasi s
.ss ss.s, ssr sss,f ws. 80 s.rsss-.. sss ssrrss.
o p.r thsa isforns,ios ~ ths ssoss, agostsns-
r.lsss io s~sslts JsarDsps sbs-nt ifsnf. grs cyau
fsrt ~ az s1sss of 80. pss .sss's ssrn ,nr Dom
gory. nfs s~.th yDu sesS roar o-s prssp@rr saf
fslcty yoa u ns ossy W tis 90 sffrss. ~ evsr us
asss , gishss sss.s ~. I. q. ssl, ts,ss - ss.
ey who has g~rans Roman 40 afaat.a tssDs.s foe
love good ssf busfss~ srsifs-p vfAtsf fnr ne
r.ss Dpassssss.. esrss sss ssf.aLfB size. ss1 Be.
bands reclaimed.
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Tn VAR a. "a rous1u Ay0ry. ccnsns 30
~ Tresv -rv sEs<,, ss,-s~s r~.s .nss" yss -
csss<sna- vsrrs 10. sss urtss~~S 80 IVA sss<~ss~
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THE STANDARD AMERfcBS BILLIARD rABLE--
Approved and adopted by tie BLIZZARD cosxfcss of Ira
The aud ouly reaTe billiard tables manufsctuei
Hsi taes every aritl- relating 20 billiards. for use
BY flfkLAS stoLLkSbER, cofuef of Crosby snd sgrins
streets. New YORK
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~ Va fgss, yyss-au Lswt . fsyess .es ~ sa.,sss
sfr,sys ssrs< y. i~<fs sos sreny ~hh1
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h.ss 80 rssy s~ slss vv-psf~< v fsrrsn~ ese.S4
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sir.e1 stssu~rs n~sfs sss-sts ssrsfsr ~
vsfs satrsa IA esty ffsn 49, 1919 - hsf.
lgrr ys.s. tsr.~ = ~tks here s~es - esy sa..
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nAvID SCOTT ArCTfONKER --LARGE cOMvfs-
~ s'onerr eae this day of valuable Polrriy briongug
70 the of Henry NeWttfk dsceas.d Nn be sod by
order % the conmssi01sr this day wefne.day Ycioef
H. af O'Clock Y. NJ the ulses, the following de-
scr,bed desirable Property Fir.tfhe Homsstsad large
building brick front, built very SUBSTANTIALLY with o1t
build uss s~cond--Tw-niy-hv~ beautiful Euiidnf Lots,
beug front by loo feet In dcp,h fronting Psisads
NIL rad ard kewkrk street Location unsurpassad
the entire Bergen Heights commanding splentd view
% The Bay and Bsrhor of se~ YORK aad the ar.
rounding country, and within blocks ~ the Jef.
ssy city and Berrcn Hor.s Rsilrosd Thiri-5 70 40
Acres fronting the Newark Pane Rad.
the bridge fonrth.I " ane Acres fiirsiei oeiwren
the New Jersey Rsiyoad and the Newark Piank
road well sfaptsf for gardening puppycs rate tia
pls land Pnhrcn finber Land iiiu.tsd Ia sorih
bergen township. New Durham. Hudson county.
sitth-rwo small Frame Baan-. the BROS q Ne hi.
the homestead. Aso-Wii b. Nod after the abDfe
desirable Psws IN The fst Reformed Dutrh Church,
tDr Tayiors. Bergen. Conditions rsisTen per cent
auciionesr's the sale PER
thirty dsyN when the dreds will BE- dycrrd Inc Of
PHNiANfs MILLS,
JOHN BRIskLHNDPP.
JACOB VAN wtskfE
Sale positive yor rs.s and further particulars squre
Of The aueto.eer 81 Montgomery street. or u The oom
mlsei0ners
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LOST AVID FtN'ND.

RANK BOOK LOsv-sO. zepa or No usB ~
- any person but the Ths tn r vii please rave
" a. ,he bowrfy Savings Bans.
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f,oLcuEsrgK THE ckLEsaATgD MEDIUM CAN
" be consulted all sirs ~ ife st pfea~o, 40 TO-
re his rooms rs Bfoai~sy pioss Nss s"rs faisL
In connection. good trance snd he4. fug ucdiun-
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a CuIsO AsG uLcgEsrED rggvu cusgD. yiLt.Ep
~ tas t@st wsnhsr ssf -ssos-d -ifs-i - $50
r.in rssth ssu.s1 ~ eb~ ra- ~if ssf s~fe- s.ss~s
snifsiF rSys tsa hfssfrsns sa1 hisIssa tssi 80
tss. si taOtksOLts rt1 ssssf-sy
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.0IVO -sri ofers ~ m osstsa sha tops iasf
N9ufHF iusrrilH fhr iilh luHf. arl-s. frfn a
N srf hfora the unf-fsira~f -tsfs -
ht Eogfs sisg fbsfs - psff
hisos stiss 20 asu., s,,.~s.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12
ON Burnside's Outposts

WASHINGTON, Nov. lit was stated Sc
veral days ago that two of General Burn.
sides most easterly outposts in Tennessee
had been attacked by the rebels, and half
Of the garrison, consisting Of two regiments
and battery had been captured
Gen. Grants despatch did not describe
the exact place where the disaster occurred
nor did he state the strength of the rebel
force, nor the probable number of killed
and wounded on our side
The Republican of this evening says;
Gen Burnside telegraphs that the disas
ter occurred at Rogersville. Hawkins coun-
ty, Tenn. This place is the terminus of
the branch of the East Tennessee and Vir-
GINA Railroad, and is Is miles from Knox
Vile ,.
Gen. Burnside also states that the rebels
captured GOO men and cannon He does
not mention the number of his killed and
wounded.
His main army is where it was when the
attack was made on Rogerville, in an i'm
pregnabls position and in good spirits, sub
iect to theorders of Gen. Grant, who is
perfectly well satisfied with its situation.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

WASHINGTON, Nov. lit is rdmored
that Mr.. Chase has decided to issue S25,
100000 legal tender currency with view
to relieve the stringency of the loan mar
ket.
The following was sent TO Headquarters
the day after the recent engagements.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc, NEAR
RAppAHANNocK STATION, Va, $40 P. NJ,
Nov. sth.-To Maj. Gen. Halleck: This
morning on advancing from Kelly's ford it
was found that the enemy had retired du-
ring the night. The morning was SC
smoky that it was impossible to ascertain
at Rappahannock Station the position Of
the enemy, and it was not till the arrival O
the column from Kelly's ford that it wa:
definitely known that the position at th'
Rappahannock was evacuated. The army
was put in motion and the pursuit continu
ed by the infantry to Brandy Station an
by the cavalry beyond
!. Maj. Gen. Sedgwick reports, officially
the capture of four guns, eight battle flag
and over 1900 prisoners.
Maj. Gen. French took oyer40O prisoner
Gen. Sedgwick's loss was about 80
killed and wounded. French's loss abou
70. The conduct of both officers and me
in each affair was most admirable.
. GSignedI GEO. G. MEADE,
Maj. Gen.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
SENATE.

s9 "WEDNESDAY, Nov. II, 1863.
A message from the House announce,
the passage of bill providing for the con
struction and repair sof bridges. Read
first time. "A Az : - II 49, s'To.'o
Mr.. Bunker made q report from the
committee on conference on the military
bill, which has been under consideration in
the two Houses, recommending that the
bills be referred to Mr.. Lamb for revision
and alteration. The committee also report
and recommend the passage of bill au-
thorizing the Governor to remove Or refuse
to commission any disloyal, incorporate,
or Incompetent officer. fhe report was
adopted. W. .
Mr.. Maxwell from the committee of Con.
terence on the resolutions in relation to
the overdrawn pay of the Auditor and
Secretary of State, made q report recon-
mending the striking out of the second
resolution. The report was adopted.
Mr.. Rollyson introduced resolution of
inquiry proposing to change the name of
the Asylumn at Weston from the "North
Western Lunatic Asylum" to West Vir-
sinia Hospital for the Insane" Adopted.
Several House bills were read second
time and referred.
The bill to provide for the assessment of
axes was taken up and considered at great
ength. Adjourned. -
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From the Army of the Potomac.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE army CORES
pondent of the Philadelphia Enquirer says
Gen. Buford returned on Monday nigh
to the vicinity of Brandy Station, havinI
advanced to within four miles of Culpepper
where he met, on Sunday night, Wilcox
corps of Hills division, with whom he hat
sharp fight, lasting two hours.
He drove the rebels some distance anC
picketed the ground, but being short o
forage and supplies, he returned to the
main body of the army.
In this fight Lieut.. j. A. Sheppard, o.
the 9Th Illinois cavalry, was wounded
The LIST brigade, under Col. Chapman, Of
the Sd Indiana cavalry, was principally en-.
gagged, sustaining loss of about so killed
and wounded. -. ..pIJs
The Iebel loss is unknown They left
dead on the field, bnried severala and carried
off many wounded T.
On Monday morning I'll" reNo!s retired
towards the Rapidan.
Before returning, Gen, Buford sent de-
tachment to Culpepper Court House, who
found no rebels.
1t is supposed that all Lees forces have
crossed the RappidaD
Gen. Heintzelman has been assigned to
no new command and probably will not be
for some time come. There is no reason
publicly for his removal.
The President, seconded in MS efforts by
Col. Hoffman of the Exchange bureau here
and Gen. Meredith, the Commissioner, is
instituting earnest measures for the relief
of our sufferers in Richmond. The clothing
which we have forwarded them has reached
them and the rebels have promisen faith
fully that everything else sent will be de-
livered. 1t is now proposed to send them
the necessaries of life in the provision line.
Gen. Meredith will forward any clothing
for the present sent to prisoners in Rich.
mond, civil OF military, along with the
bundles forwarded BY the government
An effort will also be made t. see if the
rebels will not parole the men held by
them for exchange. If they can't feed them
no one can see why they should starve
them to death when it is so easy to parole
them,
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A Singular Story.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ll.-Special des-
patches from Cincinnati give an account Of
a singular story about two suspicious YES
selo being discovered lowering about San
dusky Bay. They were supposed to be
privateers fitted out by secessionists in Ca
NADIA, aided by the sympathisers there, and
in the United States.
Their supposed object is tn release the
rebel prisoners in Johnson's Island, and to
commence piracy in the Lakes and pillage
on the land
A battery Of Parrott guns was ordered
| forthwith on the Island.
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A. Raid.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 8.-The rebel General
Richardson struck the Memphis K Charles
ton Railroad, six miles east of Salisbury
Yesterday morning, destroyed the Railroad
bridges at Middleton, burned two small
bridges, tore up several miles OF track and
cut the telegraph badly. The ,att'r was
repaired this moring. The former will be
in running order tomorrow.
Roddy, Ferguson, Ingee, Chalmers and
Richardson are all north of tie Mississippi
cooperating to annoy this line Of conmuni
cation.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, Nov. ll.-Cotton scarcely 81
firm, 85a66. .slvsf1 loz-1- II :
Fiour-Extra State in fair demand FOL
Governments use and quite steady while
nearly all other kinds are dull and dropping
15a7 SOC; extra X. 81. 0. at 81 S5a9 Zoe
trade brands market closing duh, with .
dropping tendency. oon ssEjI
Whisky-Quiet and firm at 62as2a.
Wheat-Opened heavy and closed dull
and fully &c lower; 81 32al 35: for Chicago
Spring and mill club, 81 93a1 IS; Amber
mill 81 35al 374 winter red western, 81 40
40al40 for old do, andl Sal SO; for. win.
ter western, and ] 50a 50 Amber Michi
gan.
Rye scarce ane 0rm at l Goal rs. s
Barley more:active and firmer at 5Oa
IS. 1850 80, 'h
Corn opened heavy and closed dull and
lower; 81 06alO74 for shipping mixed;
western in store, Sl074 aAoat and OS1 for
white western.
Oats about lc lower with moderate bust
ness, 83ka83!c for western chiefly SO for
western and State. 'f'
Wool quiet. - I5rE -
Pork opened quiet and closed a shade
easier, rather more doing at Sic Sale Is for
old mess; SIT Is for new do; $ll 60aSl2
new prime; $l4 50a7l for new prime mess,
aud SO 90 per barre for new mess for De-
cember. ,a&ty r.
Beef quite and steady.
Cut meats scarce and firm at 5ia6A tor
lhoulders and 9a10 for hams. 3, "a Il
Bacon sides quiet and firm. 2" p
Dressed hegs firm at 6ta7t, city.
Lard quiet and unchanged; l14allt.
Sterling exchange dull at 60.
Money decidedly frmer with brisk de-
nand at some parties have paid y.
Gold quiet and steady, opening at 45s,
advancing to 45s and declining to 459 and
closing quiet at 453
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc, y

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc, Nov. II,
Yesterday, P. NJ, Col. Upton, who com
manded the Brigade, which last Saturday
so successfully charged and captured the
enemy's works at Rappahannock Station,
accompanied by Populations from
each of the regiments participating
in the assault, presented General
Meade with eighth battle flags taken at that
time Col. Upton presented the flags in
the name of his command, naming the regi-
ments which were the 9Th and 9th Maine,
the 9TH Wis, and l2lst n. Y. The latter
was Col. Upton's own regiment.
Gen. Meade has issued congratuatory
order to the army on the recent successful
passage of the Rappahannock in the face Of
the enemy, and says the President has e1
pressed his satisfaction with its recent
operations.
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We are now every Gay receiving fne
isis Of new subscribers to the DAILY REC
.srER, The friends of the paper who are
thus assisting our humble enterprise, have
cur hearty thanks. The REGISTER Is one OF
ybe fixed institutions of the State, having
already secured patronage unprecedented
N the newspaper history of the city. We
al,or to deserve success, and we are glad to
know that our efforts are fully appreciated
We print paper for the benefit of our sub
scrbers anu our country alone, and not in
Tue interest of any clique of politicians, or
for the advancement Of any partisan dogma!
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

New Koak. Nov. lls-Ths Herald Ia,
the following: .a
b WARREsfos JUxeTIos, Nov. s.-We hear
Of no fighting to-day, but parties just arriv-
ed report the passing of about 700 prisoners
captured in the vicinity of Culpeper. This
makes onr captures $500.
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SPEAKING OF their deprecated currency,
Richmond paper says, ''if you go to the
market, you have to take your money in the
basket, and to carry home your beef in the
pocket-book"
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Iuka Burned by the Rebels.

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-The Memphis papers
Of the 9th contains no news. From other
sources l learn that Iuka was burned By
the rebels after Gen. Sherman troops left
the Railroad lei.
The telegraph is in order TO Corinth.-
The stories about i, being andondOued is
false
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

GoDEY's LADY's BOOK is a great favor
tie with the ladies, aud deservedly so. The
t.me for making up clubs to this magazine
5 now at hand, and those who desire it at
the lowest PAIGE will avail themselves Of
this mode of securing it. Terms: Single
,.cp7 So; Two copies, S.; Ten copies, $50
address, Lewis A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa
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HE Athenaeum is still doing pretty
rely business. Twenty eight prisoners
gere received at the institution on the 10th
INST, all of which were forwarded to Camp
Chase Yesterday. One deserter was for
1arded to Chattanooga, yesterday, from
the Atheneanm.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ll-Judges Lowrie,
Woodward and Thompson, Of the Supreme
Court, of Pennsylvania, at Pittsburg, being
majority of the court, decided on Monday
in the case of some drafted men that the
CONSUMPTION act is unconstitutional.
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HE Reverend Mr.. Yonng, in the course
Of the Senate debate on the bill to pro
nibt the manufacture and sale of spirituous
liquors within the State, on Tuesday, re-
marked that he considered the act OF sell
ing whiskey worse than treason. 1t was
the wickedest thing man could be en-
sagei in
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evening, after the House adjourned. 4
bill was introduced proposing to give al
soldiers who hereafterenlst or reinlist &c
pea month from the State Treasury, instead
of the. ounties now offered.
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DUR city markets are pretty we'll atten-
ded. aud prices rule high. Potatoes 81 per
bushel; corn meal $40, beef 81 to 8 cents
per lb ;pork, about the same; apples, picked,
s2 per barrel, for immediate use, $3.50. DC.