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Csnespsndsncs olneinnafi cenmersisAI
Mourr ETERLIEe, Dss. ., 1865.

Last Ri0ht. At hslf-past TIVE o'eleck, Major
Ckenowith. CAPTAIN Everett and Capt YeHng
snteTea tho towa ef Mount Stsrilag, broke
oven ussuv stsre-hsasss and bore away sEch
goods sg thy eould. They burned ths beautiful
court horse "a the ground, and eemMitted many
other eoreaasiors, al Of which shall net pre-
tina 10 mention this time. The 4esh regiment
Iay ems and 3 halt miles from Mount Sterling In
psrSsct quistpds, Afteg The cpnFt hosse bad
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FFyzE Charlotte ans Sszth Carolina Khilresd Cou.
pany il Gsasrouf 81 krng tnr the ensuzg yesr tive
kondrsd asls-beaiee NEGRe ZEN Tho elaniry q
healthY aaa ffoE the tsEy ara the cszapazy
prepared te sec the negzues an eothe bam esnfot
shir Thess as infneenents .sFisy OF eonsi1orEtoa
to Aoso harsng negrosA 70 hire A.daroaa
As3rs s@unbia. g.
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besH burned. and kbe town geasrally plundefad,
the 40th rsgimant made its zppearauee, bat not
until hey were irformsd, As / understood, By
Mr. Samuel Williams, that the rebels we're
burning the town
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q KENNEDY HOUSE,
M0zTEE


ON 81. LOUIS, between FFahklis and Hsztten
~ ssrest1 is of a most psalaas lseatsss In ths
eiJ. and The travelling pubie vii aad i 70 sesI ntef
eat 70 stsp thers. TIE taSis Is always HrnisAad with
the De q tie market aorI " Cabmeu in The habit
q taking psuoAa who sah v step al his h0sss q
.an llans
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~ If goa don't want to ruB sFsF snybOdy
while walking Ihe strssts, says Eecsns write! ne:
wa1t anybody 70 ran ever yea, keep y ne
right 100,
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400 KEGS soDA for ssl. by

100 Nss soO4 4 'II :. isli Nasb 81 3 co.
$50 bones Rxzass Lsgw.sOd for sals by
Il S. MEAD & go.
sese Ibs. eeppsrss tor sails By
L. s. MAD & GO.
4 sbls. Cream Ts1lsr for ssl . by
LIS, MEAD q CO.
Ieos osRees Q1inine for sale BY
LIS. MEAD = CO.
zoe ounss sslphass kSEphiss fer ssis By
L.s. IEEAB & &C.
see p01nas Iosias Potash for sAle By
LIS. MEAD a Ge.
5 bbl& Bosaz ssr sals BY
LIS MEAD q 60.
Ieos Ibs sslpsisr fOE sale sy
L S. MEAD 8 60.
900 lbs. chlorofsrB fer sale by
LIS MEAD d CO.
go lbs. EsgEsb ealomel isr ssae By
LIS. MEAD s, 90.
200 lbs. EsgHsh Blue Mass f0r sHIs b5'
LIS. kEAD d CO..
Cesar Oh, IN bottles, fsr sale BY
deisIm LIZ. MEAD & co.
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From the Ballstin, Dscenberkl
Eow ARE Yoy AGAIN, ceNseRpTf
We would attract the attention of our readers
to special order 10. 499, appointing the tins OF
mastering the enrolled militia. We fancy we
500 procession Of gentlemen who have not
their certificates Of enrolment marching at the
point sf bayouet to Fort Pickering Aext week.
Gene in out Of the draft
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NOTICE.

FT7AS ua&srs and raen RON Lsusisnz u tbs Amy 0t
n Tenzeeses, ssd thsir 8ds viii Gpd q eepot 81
ksrfsts fsorrla to receive ard ward IeiaE IN
III called fer az LETTERS, PAeKAel5S, or articles
Of any asserf2tian AdGTsss LcvsinHa Depok care
Col Lson Eeu Einksz, karsetsz deesgA
T. o. SULLTs
sslz-ar. shalrEssn L.sls..a. s 4 Assosstien
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NV DRuG FTRM.

rT7Hz uns ersiTnsd having recently purchased tse
Il Drug 6stEsliskDsDt On WAitehan street., cf W p
YOUNG GO, new 06sz lO- fsde 6 moEt vaiuahle and
ohgiss selea0n Of
OFSEgs Gs1d Medicines,
11ciadng SGsissy q ether ar sss ssosy fbuRd IN
well sappea arug sore and solicit share Of public
Patronage L. ). MEAD so.
Atlanta, December IL, ls53.
We ne srsgusd. late druggists q this city hsve
long had eulrlsymezt q tie foregoing 4rrl
Mr L s. Mssd and DO mOst cordially reeomDend kin
u cur cid EiendH aad the public safe, relasla-
and silifai a1Egfst under5tsHdisE sberouEhly the
bUslness and worthy TIE sanh6eRcs Of fAnliies and
physieanu. HUHEIcUTT & TAYLOR
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PUBLIsHED
Terms OF A.dvertFsiag.

All sdvsnisonsszfs vii b ehHEssd TIVE dollars PER
iszErs for ne tzt Insertion ssa ens ssG sad nffy
'sniS for saeh Subsequent Insertion
Local nSssss VIA bs sharssa a he Fss. of kfy SIS
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4 MRRIED.

A. aalvarY church, on TheTsssy moFntEg, et
- Nv The Rev. Mr. Hirss, Charley Nc.
ron.ls = - a. R3a., Aad Miss Ada Eayss, beth Of
this ely. Ne cards isssd'
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eorroN FREIaHT.

Freight charges on cotton, per bale, By s1-
press, non Clnsinnsti to Kew Ysrk, eight days,
sl9; Boston. twelve days, Sl3i Philadelphia,
seven days, gil sS; Baliimsre, six days, sic IS;
Prevalence, TWolvs days, SlS.
By express frsm st. Louis to Esw 1erk,
Sls IS; Philadelphia and Baltimore, SlS %;
Bestsn aRd Prsvidenss 81 A5.
To the above rstss must be added the boat
rates, which are to st. Lssis, $2; to CiRciznsh,
81, per bale,
From the Bulletin, Dee. III
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Why act provids saeh stssmsT with q a1nal
pivot gun, and have hsE efiesrs and men taHghs
lie use Of itf
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

AT A MEETING OF THE DELEGATES OF THE
IA Fifth Assembly DISTRICT OF the Regular Representative
Democracy OF the city and county Of New York held at Will
liam Ackermaps of Carmine and Beecker streets.
Mr. A. BRADSHAW received the nomination for Assembly
OF the Fifth Assembly district.
Rock FITzGIBBOYs, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
T H. LUDLOW AucrIoNEER- ELEGANT HOUSE
EDWARD sINTzENICH. AuCTIoNEER
IL VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
BY d. W. IVES a co.

THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, October - and
30 O'Clock the large gallery the Der
by Fine Arts insututc rs Broadway.
The collection includes valuable Modern Paintings
by American foreign artists OF high repute embracing
Landscapes, Subjects Marines Dramatic Scenes His
torcs biological Fruit Flower and Bubjecs
of them having been painted order The whole very
handsomely framed and worthy the attention OF conncs
the public generally The works OF the Following
LErTzE " sTEARNs, CROPsEY,
LESLIE. r. A., BOuGHTON OERrEL,
HUNTINGTON, HOSSfTkR, MIGNOT,
y. II. GLASS BRISTOL. INMAN,
FRRDERICKS MANIONf, LAZARUS,
ARMSTRONG, LACROIX, NtkBY,
LOUIS LANG. COLMAN, CAEFEkTl,
NEHLIG SCHtfssFLL BOuTELLE,
v CRANBERRY. sOMMER VAN BEST.
MILLER q. L. BROWN,
many others .x.,s..
Hans, LI1TD'' LIIorTE, SoRbsxBERe.
OvEkBECK and otherS s-A. t.H
D1BRACkkLEER sMETs, GEkAHD
DIDDAERr VAN sEyERDoNcK = -,
and many others OF the Belgian and Dutch schcpia
aud maay others.
The collection will exhibition three days before sale
frUn A. NJ to No r. M and catalogues ready on Tuesday.
Catalogues wiz oe furnished application TO the Anction'
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
EDWARD sISTzEYIcH, AucTIQYEER,
IL HORSES, iONIES, CARR1AsES. &C
ny u. ". IVES 4 co, at / 50 aud Isl Bfoadway.

FRIDAY, Oct 20. at ociock
Canadian Pony-A bsautiiu animal' has been uscd IN
broken tp raffe and saddle. warranted s}n kiud aud
roata a valuable and lelabe iony.
rouh H0r. y haLIs high, years old, FLYING Cloud
stock can Ia a10 has never been trained aud IS
partcular. souni ana hhd M harness OF
crssm Sad lie fony-warranicd kind and sound, years
oil Zee nou an ,rfks and vice; has been psed ~ gf
years past years very strong and perfectly do
srrcn Horse years old; rot n ; u,inries; isf
haais h, wafrlpicd kiud ana splendid saddle horse
SECOND HAND COUPE, BY WOOD
40 SECOND hand Coupe made Is Wc,d, 10 nne order
60 SlllO
EDWARD FfTr1EGBR, AUCTlONEBR. OrFfCk 20
~ Wal strtet-On 22l day OF Oct. 1855 at IL ocock
w ne orcuoon % that day will sell at public aunon
tr rttnes Nos g. aud CO Duane this city. all
singular the Tools Futures Machinery
iepugng n the estc of the Rysu. deceased
aHd iced in tarryue tho book binding bu sad
u. c. RYAN Administrators
na'cd Nfw NouE, October IL, 1883
Tie above sale u posponei until 2eth at hour
&c RYAN, Adniinstratrix.
l., COTTON AUCTioERER.-vERY RICH sHFLr,
WORK, somnihing unusnaly tine tor holiday pre.ents
ay tTh lrsday) October ~ at ~ O'Clock 6 Broaa.
wav. ouston street. beautiful really vaua.
Ne crl ctoa 81 Shework In variety Of iorrn aud
~h taken the rt prize AZ the American fnstitnte
really exquisite work sud cannot b. foand
w his any country 10 such perfection, the variety
cpuu-,s N beautiful Work Bores for ladies. Shell
rsut bgrrh nearly az feet IN heiehi one mouuments
r~n.sssn On Ar ~ Brtey VII he on exhibition
the the sale at the above named s,ore
<vTusGE q HANBOCK. AUCrTONEER AN RicAs
VI glassware BY ROBERT HAiDOck. % Ihursday. Oct
y ocOrk, al bis saesr ON l0l bueIy street
American Glass liable Ware, Lamps Pegs, &C,
c PACKAGES keIossoc Chipnfea
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

A NTHONY J. BLEECkER, AUCTIONEER
IA EXTENSIVE SALE OF BRO0KLYN LOTS
A. j. BLEECKER, SON co. will sell auction, Thurs
day Oct 80 l2 O'Clock. at the Exchange salesroom, III
Broadway, Trinity Buildings about
I3S LOTS OF GROUND,
comprising PLOT of about fifteen acres. known as the
DITMAR TRACT,
lying between Hudson and Brooklyn avenues. and
sackett Unon President Carroll Crown Montgomery and
Mabone Streets
The title is OF the Oldest in Brooklyn
Terms accommodaung.
Maps week from date at the Office of auction
aers, II Cedar street. aa
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
SALES AR AUCTION.

GEoRGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER, sALEsRooSs III
" BoadwayAt private sale Sc ersi superb Top Bngses,
Do be ifarnesa. CAash Carriage In nne 0rder French
plate Pier Myas and general assortment u Household
Furniture. |a
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

ATA MEETING OF THE MOZART HALL CONFE-
n COmlsittee, held Oct. 2S l3t3 motion Il was
resolved that Thomas Ryan the regular Union democratic
candidate Assembly In the Thirteenth district and such
should be supported by the democracy of that district
FERNANDO WOOD, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
f sas o. sTGSss AsD
rhis 6aT 4HSssbza 4 shSS1f WI uu4ossk sEL a
AT sr5tR slrsS ( SkGfsa Skffsaa66s A5 THE
By oRDsR NE q oE wihtEAa LII nsTIsTEAroR. sTkEEf
Gshares BANK OF North America, St0l
2 wahon Fire lns Co s. lo Am kTgrsss Co 20 rS lS
- - Asior Ere ins Co e 70 Ltnar as Mar ms Co 10
= Esaa srs ins stsss Co S IS fieni CO. 50
$500 Gin portsnoai6 @ Ohio RR per cent ist M BIDS
Ss New York city per eeni 500 & az que i M sn, bouas
1900 Great Western (l RE- CO. ist m per cant bonds
5000 Grand Rap Ind RR 60 ~ per cent convert oas
on MONDAY, feEi feEsT : i feS SS1cor.sv
STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONEER.
gCrloN NOTICE.
MAiiNiFicENT HousEHOLD FustNITuRk.
RICH fRENctI, PA PLATE FEE y! !s, AND MAEfhL IR
PfANoFoRTE. SILVER PLATE. &C.
THIS DAY, THURSDAY October %
Eighth avenue
Commencing at l0,5 o'clock A. NJ.
The comprises entire eontens house The
elegant Parlor Furniture made order solid
The whole will be sold the highest bidder
Eean rosewood seven octave Panofote with all modern
povemon oyerstrnng bass rich osewood Stool covered
in and embroidered Cover three elegant fun Suits Of
Furniture. rich
wood kageres spened aud cosy Parian Ornaments rich
Vases, Se: magnih collection Paintings,
Turkish Easy Chairs in line reps; rosewood
Centre aud Side marble Tables, richly carved
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahoeany; Bureaus
Bedseads, Washsands Beds. fine harcotn;
ten pure Hair Mattresses from 40 to 50 pounds made to
o. der, In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF ne OAK Extension
Table oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware rich China Ivory and
are favpr
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

TIENRY II. LEEDS a CO, AUCTIONEERS
i'll of celebrated aud well known Gallery OF
Oil Paintings many years exhibited In this city.
HENRY H. LEEDS co. will sell ut auction on Friday
Octooer 30 II clio gallery. 2S Nassau sre
Great of celebrated ard we'll known Ga lery Of Oil
Paintings many exhibited In this city as comprs
the portraits OF eminent statesmen Soldiers
Painters Authors Artists and other distinguished CITIZENS
dented with the history OF this country during the last
Also OF very valuable OH Paintings, Line En-
cravings and Water COlor In this collection included
finest works of Gilbert Stuart Trumbul j. W Jarvis,
Rembrandt Pale. Lawrence Henry Inman G. w Penle b.
Otis Wood Savage and others Among the portraits are
those of
George Washington, Andrew Jackson John Adams.
James Madison, Thomas Jefferson Henry Clay Ben AMIN
franklin j. c. Calhoun, John Randoph Generals Hamib
ton Morgan, Wayne s,ott Floyd MIMI Tayio Rssd St.
Van Rsnssensr Van Ness Izard swift Gaiwalader. !r
Donough, Bidde, ha, Stockton; TruStoa, e,.,,. ~,
others also the Portraits Of Dallas Robert Morris
trancis Hopkinson DR. Rttenhoase. Jacob Perkins G.
Mess John scdder and ohers also the Portraits Of Ba
Alex Won Humboldt Constantine the Great, Jenny
Lind, Str0uthers, and others OF celebrity
This collection Portraits we'll known to be the most
extensive valuable the United States being celebrated
for the faithful deneatOns Of the personages represented
well of tho artists whose works in
cluded, They exhibition at our galleries
above.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
IJENRY b. LEEDS ! Co, AuCTIONzERs.
I'LL A SPECIAL COLLECTION or PICTURES AND
VALUABLE EnILkCTI0N OF

IJENRY II. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEERs.
III SPECIAL COLLECTION or PICTURES AND A
RICH AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
HENRY H. LEEDS / ca. will sell at auction ON Tuesday
and Wednesday ngs November aud l. at q O'Clock
Dusseldorf Gallery. biS Broadway
SPECIAL COLLECTION or PICTURES,
A RICH AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL
PAINTINGS
or great beauty and high comprising many specimens
by artists whose works rarely oered Tor public ope
uton, selected from the studios OF Germany Holland
Belgium, England France. by gentlemen favorabV
known among conaosseurs tor thirty years past
The following artists among nhers l-presented IN tue
gery-yz verboeckhoyen, Robbie (the Good Shepberdes
picture of extraordinary beauty) Haselsien kuhDen.
Beaume Zachare Noteraan Trnyer Lamb net Fireel Yer
schnur. PecruR lie Cierq, Debs Toussaint NJ A. koek-
koek, Won seben De- Beul CarolGs Meertz Seigpsc 4.
J. Lewis Haynes Kns z : Goblet shaver, Wal
ter Williams. kruseman, Ueauwere. jules houlanger
Deveria, Contouer Madame De sene1Sourt Mile Rosen
ne Bylandt, Hnyeens, Verhcesen. Bocdngon Gensson'
Vaarnberg Rnyten. Nc., a. -
Also choice Cabinet Specimen. by Chas BAXTER Of Lon,
don productions are In such demand that
examples have ever been procured
faniarized the art world with his great talent
in the representation OF female loveness.
And school, works by +. Kensett. Paul
Weber, T. Richards, Boutee &c, together with few
CHOICE WATER COLOR AND PENCIL DRAWINGS.
By Coignet. W. c. knell pupil of Sanhed Crukshaak,
Verboeckhoven. Adolf Dnens r. Van Schendel. &c,
AND THREE PIECES OF PARLOR srATUARY
public exhibition, free, from
A To M catalogues
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
n RaArf.ROADs.

TuUpsox RIVER RAfLRoAD.-TRAfNs ron
Al 7 and 10 A. n, and SIS. and lo31 r NJ, and on 4
days at "a ~, from Ihlre'n s,frrl Srcs.ts ma
N New York and Brooklyn and baggage checked al
house all points on toe road and 70 Saratoga Springs
NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAfLRo 4
IN FOR Albany. i0n a. NJ. for Dover Plains 10 % Al
and tPw For Crcton Fsls $40. 10 ~ A. ". and 4 n
V'"'' JonS buRcnIL .supennieaaer
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
nANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCTIONEER-sALEsR0OM
- ro THE W g S&ssAg sSEWLLKY TRADE
Is CARAT COLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
ENAAELLED AND DIAMOND WATCHES,

DIAMONDS. RICH GOLD JEWkLRY.
DANIEL a. MATHEWS X co. will sell at auction. THIS
DAY hursday) October - at II O'Clock, at their sales
sc Maiden lane as.ort.
ment Gold Hunting open face Chronometer.
Anchor Double time Patent Lever and Cylinder Watches.
Also large line Of Silver Watches and
Watch Movements, Diamond Rims and Pins, rich, i'm
ported. IA Carat Gold Jewery, Catalogues goods
now read for examination.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
HERALD THURSDAY, 2 lsss-rRlrE SHEET
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
A GRAND MASS MEETING
IA
UNITED DEMOCRACY
PIFrH sENAToKIAL DISTRICT,
WILL BIZ HELD At =
"HARMONY QARDENo
No. las ESSRx STREET o
ON THURSDAY EVENING Oct. 20,
AT half past clock,
To ratiiy the nomination OF
LUKE r. COZAkS
SENATOR.
The following speakers will address the meetng:-
Hon James Brooks, Hon. Eli r. Norton,
Hon. John Mckeon, Hon r. W. Engs
Hon. r. Il. Bradford, Hon VIM. B.. Aaelav
Hon. j. Dageet Hunt, Hon. John II. ABthon,
Peter Y. Cutler. Esg, A. Berkman, Esq.,,
George w Morton, Esq, Philip Merkle, ESQ,
VIM. Schirmer, ESQ. Henry l.. Clinton Esq,
Conrad Swackhamer, ESQ.,, Fredk Seayer, Esq.
And many others.
TamMany Convention,
JOHN N. CORNELL. Chairman. s.
Convention New York Democracy,
JOSEPH BELLESHEIMER Chairman,
Convention.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

DYE T. WILLS, AUCTIONEER.
ID Auction Notce-Frday. Oct 81, at 10 O'Clock, at the
Murray street arle and attractive sale OF
French Swiss Fancy Goods consisting In
Ladies' Work Boxes, CaDas Poremonnaes, Purses,
Poc etbook Gard Cases. Beads Combs Brushes Reti
Wallets Meerschaum Pipes and Bowls; also
Oh Paintings and Ensravnrs in Gilt Frames;
Silver Plated Ware. Vases with assortment Of other
Goods. Catalogues on Thursday.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

CASSEL COAL, FROM AMERICAN MINIS
~ 81 PEN TON,
feiveTvdsrrcen~f expressly for rrst~seotnr~rng well
with imported beat and brrhnty stiIe rr,ce.
Gao G. FARH{R 81 Plse street.
wtarf-Foot OF West Twenty third street
Ns ds-T8 to 81 Noostsr street.
Ninth sireet. ncsE Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
FINANCIAH.


A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
-fI76 - -'l1 STATE OF OHIO
Per cept First Morts.se Bonds coapcn payable i Apr
limited number Of these securities for sale by the un
dersigned. % --I
For further particulars apply to
r.. .r---s n - h South street.
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Observation-Disclosures
H kos..ss. 8: Of Dsls s9.ss s. -
Ter - IRsr. lsa,nhsI R.rnss.

81 -
Prayer by Rev Samuel Barnes.
Mr.. LA1fs, from he Judiciary Committee
reported bill tHs Eos aO) supplementary
tasttle OaLobee EteeIion bill The rules
were suspended aud The bill passed IhFOagh
the House
Senate Bill Hn.25, exIsnding the time
for the collection OF taxes In certain eouh-
Ties was received from the Senate, read
the hrst time and referred 70 the Ffuauee
Gs0umittees
House Bill No. 81 accepting the donation
By Coogress Of pablo lands for egrienltur-
a. colleges vas received bssk from the
Senate with amendments, and reeommitted.
The consideration of the bin "a. No.
27) in relation 70 the powers and duties of
the Boards of SnperTisOrs, was resumed,
sud after some time spent in its consider
alton, It vas recommitted.
The bill Ia. no. 80 declaring the south
fork OF Fishing Greek was passed to en-
The bin "a. Ne. sol for FebuiIdipg a
bridge over Lick Run IN Jackson county,
mas read the secoad time end tabled.
The bill "a. No. s7) authorizing con-
Iinuanee of the Suspension of specie pay-
menfs till January LIST, 1865, vas read the
second time. Ar, Rahuer offered an
amendment requiring the banks 70 resume
specie payments, if the adjacent loyal
states resumed, before the period named.
The bill WAS then tabled.
The bill "a. 30: ss) regulating the man
-1er Of authorizing ministers Of the gospel
TO celebrate the rites of matTimony, was
read the second time and referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee.
RAsoI1tions we're offered and adopted !:
By Nr. GRIRFIN Directing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the expedieney
of reporting bill authorizing the board of
supervisors of each county to appoint suit
able persons in each township to celebrate
the rites of mAtrimoDy, and prescribe fees
for the same.
By Mr.. H4GAR; Directing the printing
Of 500 copies of the Report on State Seals,
for the use Of the House.
By Mr.. DUHBAR Directing the Judiciary
Committee 70 inquire into the expediency
of Law prescribing how marriage licenses
may be granted aud divorces obtained,
and any other necessary regulations for
the same.
Mr.. MCGREW presented a petition of cit
liens of Preston County, praying the en-
actment of a law restraining the sale and
use of alcoholic liquors on election days.
Bfr. VAN WINKLR asked aud obtained
leave TO Withdraw from the files of the
House the memorials of citizens of Sonth-
western Virginia, asking admission into
the new State. 7,tt-.rre
2 Mr.. Ross, from the Committee on Educa-
ton, reported a very bulky bill for the es-
Enlistment Of system Of Free Schools.
The bill had its first reading, -si-
Adjourned. .z -, 81.
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union nLeeting ln poddrIdge oonntx.


Union Meeting In DoddrIdge County.
AT meeting of the Union citizens OF
Doddridge county, pursuant to previous
notice. held at the Court House Of said
county. on Tuesday evening, September
22d, 1868, on motion Christopher Niehol-
son was chosen President, and B. 81.
Maulsby appointed Secretary. r .--.IIs. )
Col. Floyd Nicely, in few briefremarks
explained the object Of the meeting, where
upon the following persons were appointed
delegates 70 attent the MOuudsviIle on the
30th inst, for the purpose of nominating
a suitable person to represent the First
District of West Virginia in the next Con-
gress of the United States, 70 Wit
+, 3. B. SouthWorth, H. s.. Sayre, ]. Fl.
Diss Debar, Edwin Maxwell, F. <. knight,
Thos. s. Gray, Jesse J.. Allen, ElhAnG W.
Davis, Eleazer Freeman, Hiram Jennings,
Benjamin F. Jones, Floyd Nicely, franklin
MAXWELL Godfrey Carroll, J. B. Sterling
and Emanuel Bates.
On motion 1t was ordered that the Pres.
ident and Secretary be added to the list Of
delegates.
ResOtred, By this meeting, that the dele
gates hereby appointed use all honorable
means in said Convention to secure the
nomination of Hon. J. B. Blair.
Re40kped. That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the wheeling Ia
tsttigtNesE aud the ParkeFsbufe GG4stts
On motion the meeting adjourned sac
die. .@5- .l,S5
CaRIsroPHER N1cHoIsox, Pres,t.
B. h. MAuLsBY, Sec'y. 8ssa
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Pocahontas County meeting.

at meeting of citizens of Pocahoutas
county held at Clarksburg, Harrison co.,
West Virginia, on the 24th day Of Septem-
Der, 1868, on motion David II. Burgess was
called to the Chair and John B. Garvy
appointed Secretary. David N. Burges
being called upon, explained the object Of
the meeting to be to appoint dsiegates to
q Conveution TO be held az Grafton, W. ",
on the 1sr day ofI0 October next, 10 nominate
a suitable candidate to represent the Sec
ond Congressional Distrit in the next Con-.
gress of the United States, and also to.
desiguate4a time aud place for holding a
Convention Of the citizeus of the county TO
Elnininaaa-srifahl oaadiflstSS he slotsa
for 70. fiIF the several county and State
Offices at the approaching fall elections.
On motion of the President, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
ResoiUed, That approving Of the object of
the Convention 10 assemble at Grafton 70
nominate candidate for Congress for the
Second District, five delegates from each
magistieral district be appointed 10 repre-
sent this county in said Convention, aud
that said delegates be instructed to vote
for some good unconditional Union man
ftor Congress. ~ =Hr .ia
Whereupon the following delegates were
First Distraet-Tohu B. Garvey, Nelson
Pray. Hd
Second Distrtet-Dayid NJ. Burgess, VIM.
| r. Moore. i-7 95s'it'
T4ird District VIM. C. Rennison, J, W.
Allen.
| Fourth Distriet-samuel Gibson, Adam
ARROGANT.
I On motion of VIM. C. Kennison ii was
RssOEVed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be sigued by the President and
Secretary, aud forwarded to the Wheeling
InteLkigenesr, with request to publish the
same.
DAVID N. BUReEs, President.
JOHN B. GARvY, See'y.