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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
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NOTICE IA STOCklIOLDEhS.-Pu Pursuant
~ iion II Of tie Mining Law. u u siste Of Mich
..n ~ fioaiag siage, q ,ioct Ia he rL'I sAtbi.
klAfK MiSfND CoNfAsl.' fnf,i'cd for non paynch
Of ass.,ri, Ill be .oid public Aucen by 7fd'r Of me
Ns~.York on WEDNESDAY. the sib lay OF S'sinoe'' al
n. ,-
F4Wnd P.dsfori $40 shares, D. c. kcnyon. % share.
Dro l. saas SHARES. Hugh " Mercer ~ s.af'. p" ~
hsrss .l1nisraor Il Nr Am Gilbert y shifes May L.
thrt sfs. f~. L-~. iutcas5n iJl sAar,s, Nary E-leo
ts,.t.e. sfsArre Taylor D. shares. John y LOWS y
.lalsi fuoch Roberts sb-icsi ychn " Anderson; "
,ltfe. D. r. e, ~ share d. q faics ~ afrs y''
Is Towussnd sA.ts Geo w An4fiiuu, 80 sfarrs Aler
4. O,tan 20 ,tafcs jsus. bsck tat' a" DeaA' -
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III yfo.. 10 afos 4 l.. bIlwn. 10 slarc. amos uh.fa
g0 -. Jamc.r Wrcf. - thafrs YIN. h'gfnEion =
49,. A. ,oa Mason - .hsfs.i Kan banbrf GO. 'o0
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n f.ld ~ .ta.,, sophie Wife A,re.,J q Nysi, %
frnrts e. Head - .ltfes Jpssph soei &C. 20 hNe.
n N wiz ~ .hsr.. Clar.. d. 20. - .haTes Lyman y
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U'lRST NATIONAL BANK of NEW-YORK.
Il CONVENIENT AD4 SCY
TIE NATIONAL LOAN.
wall ~. Yav Yorx. October

wall 81 T1v YoHx. October lbSi
This Bsuh has been sppoi.d Ooseasnt Agent fef We
raj. and dIs,dbuiIon 81 UNITED STATES . 20 boHp'
and ready nciss orders and subscriptions 10, we
l nd. bearer pf tho trlo insons ~ - W.
sJO and 0Oo ofin q fass Of H. gistsrd STOCK "a nc
Of the app ant -
M, tb, a, 70 ~, ,,eely a COMMISSIONS on
OSE- EIGHTH o. -. ,tN1 VII DC alo"'' :.
BIIka. bsnses sayings o., and d. sitf' IA oo'''"'
Securities. -. a.,
Tie Government IL able supply Bonds with very W
Tie delay Tor the geai,f convenience Oh VIC pnuuf
propose 10 Keep aw iys hand iul supply oi 'oupo"
Bonds Of the several for immcda. d'NrJ
This Bank viii also dea hfsey Ia all clas. ~ "osein.'
Securities and will at all times, buy OF cell them a. very u"
vorabls race
Accounts opened with Til. Bsnk viii receive The reses'
and sienton, ana interest will be slowed on deposits "
cases sps, tally agreed upon . nh,
Our pondones h all accessible points IN he Ch.i
States aud Canadas enables receiyr collections poheHuc
snd Foegs Exchange, &C. advantageous terms - any
other institution In tie country. - ,,.
JANIS CuRsury, Cs.Ller
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TRANS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New uayc1, 2 tEx.), li..0 ID. l2:IS tkxh -
(Exl So. 20 All :.
For Ba3.,o.t :. 3 iE1) I.soa m; i2:IS (Ex-), O.,
tor Sl,!;5 aI sra.o.d = li:e) m; $50 59op n
For taignsis Southport sat We-Fss. = Ii;So H., 1@
$50 y. n. $500 , , An,
$3.50, 4 o. $3.50 p u.
ror p.ssa Ia Greenwich, :, 9.o ii.'0 m, 49, 40
fos str,loa = 'Ell $50. ii.lc n. 1915 GI) 30
For Pm Cie.:r al iciled.a,c s,s:.ons s2o, i!os
al F; 3; o. 49, $50. ti- ,. -
re. Pot DE .ter t1A -w-itochclf T. II
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FoT Boston ID Sf-rshele 10. tiki 40 (Exh p N
For Bos.oa ia SIcfc -irc, l-.-' tt1 D. z. n. -
foI Hartford snd Springfield, . L.. (Exl iiSo 10
frhl p. m. -
90. Connect eat R.cr rai'ro-l 90 Montreal (Exl
II 30 n. Ia. and 81 ?. % No.tifnuip'cn
For Hartford Pro, .dencc GEd F...kla RAILROAD. tSSJ
u; ~ o.
ForAcw.!anu, Ssw.L.nion nad stoainston R1ilrosd .
a. N. l-;i5. L.si
Pos Canal Railroad 1918 p. n. 70 Nortlaapion.
For Iouss.onic A.isoat 8 a. g.. 2.8o D m. to NovND
ford W clncsi y !, d Saturdays, 70 FITS acid
ror y g.sncN Railroad A. a., 2.el p n
For Uin5gry AID So.wrA X had a n, $50 m
Cou.m Jdlous : coping car. attached % p Trains
JAMES H. hOfi Superintendent.
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Guauridl.

ALBERT II. NroolAY, Auctionssr.
REGULAR SALE ao.6 OF SroCKS AMI
ALBERT H. NICOLAY WILL SELL
THIS DAY (Thursdayl, Oc.e
1T l2& O'CLOCK, AT THE
STOCK SALESROOM,
NO, 90 NILLIAM-ST,
For account Of whom Il may conceru'
Share SLsres -.
10 Loua IN Ina Coa s0 Mercantile d. fns.... CSC
is Gen. III Ina Coz lO0 20 Greenfield 0as Coz. 30
is Brcyoort " Ina Co sol 20 Excelsior ms Co... ~
100 Fremcps =. Ins. Go. l0 10 Merchants Ina Co'''
200 CT sens ()es Co.. 2Ol ITS Paterson Gas Co.....
6 American Ex Co SOOl 40 Eagle D. Inc. Co...... %
rs Coney isl r. r.. 1901 20 Nommonweasn l. Co. ''0
5000 Tenn,Uee State d cent Bonds, due ls9.
1000 Keokuk City o y cent Bords.
lcW Brooklyn City snd Newtown II. X. " cent bonds'
Mkt REGULAR STOCK SALE MONDAi, Oct- W.
ALBERT N. NiCOLAY
AUCTiONEtR AND STOCK BRohEh.
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OvvicE OF rng PAyiaA RArLroAD COMPANY,
TosrIys iuILp'sGs No. Ss Wall.st.,

TONTINB UILIItUsl w % (
Sryg.i DIRK Sept. ~, 1863.
DIVlDEND.-The Board
Il Of Director. have this day declared DIVIDEND Of
THREE 90 PR CENT o the earnings of the Road for
the thee months ending sofa ms. and ONE W PER CbrI
out NJ the o. stean Sailing Vessels &c rayaDe
to the stockholders their legal rep,sentaye and AFTER
the ath October rert -
rhe Transfer will be closed from the evening OF the
HENRY SMITH, treasurer.
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sun.knei,o a a,sccun, non
f this COUNT Commits
-t@ I'1f hsI,S "'" NTa"" ' Z
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NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD
sU,fNRr ARRANGEMENT.
CDM.i.NCINo JULY D, lv6l
TRnysLrAVs NEM-YORK.

Passenger 81 n IN Hewio OK corner 2,thst md iihW
Lut laee -,il =.
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Steamboats, an0 aailrca0o.

JItaWUONI5 NIu oulllCIU9.
NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The steamboat
~ DANIEL DREW leaves Jty.st every Tutat,y. Ihnr-
day ANA Saturday al a. N aud jaAst az 10 - H. far-
TO lonser ccnis fare 10 Wet clint aud New ourgh, -
cent?, foushs-cpsi.. 10 khnobccA, Iivo, C.skl.
AID nudson si % 10 Albany 81 % Connecting wA y. \.
Ccnral and Northern Railroads The Armenia leaves -.
,sruitr days, from NaiI.sOust.
nor RONDOUT and klNGSION.-lhe
Il steamer THOMAS CORNELL. CAPT David Abbey, T.,
will cave New ioIk foot o! Jay every Tuesday Thus,
day ana Saturday O'Clock p Returning. ~.ll leave
Ronlout every Moad,y Mcdu,ilay nd rrday At oco'
pm landing New buie GA N'.n aud iou.hke pc each way
The Courl viii commence runnng On Friday sept y lVol
HUDSON RIVER RAilROAD.-FORA ALL
i EBANY sud TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH AMI WEST Trains lcasos
From thanibrrs-st From Nfh %.
Fspr..s aud 10 a M and y 72'. 10 q soa 3J and
h aid p At .!' p ni
Troy and Albany with scep 1857 p NJ
IA carl 1890 y. IA. ,.., ,,q -
Pou fbkcs psctGin I.bo n ~ a ID, ia i-'' saw
ana IL ana 10 p M .,
Pooksku train, II q MI o. m, s'@ y u
and 40 p. M -
Sine Sing tain. 3.&3 and s;tD
y u 49,
Y1nArrs ,Fain 90 m w. a. M
on Sundays at o:22 r. m fon aO'hst -
Tickets may be procured at ~ the Offices OF WeecoWs
E.prs Newton and BrooAya I'D bsggeso checked al
the House ell points the road and 10 Saaioss Springs
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5taIes, &f.
Ocean CLEANERS.

NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. fms.
cla.s will leave Nesi ofs on t. d. lab a. "a
Of each month except vhes .hose taits la ntHpAi
when tho DAY OF departure vii oc the gpNiAf ioAo"
ins..reen ID. H. ALLEN. Ac. T.
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The ne

EOK NEW-UKTENNN IJTTTI = IT Nv
L anl frs, .su T. ;. Nsl Steamship GEORGE vs. =
IS01Os, r.. '. OAGEk, oum,uaer. ~ll ie.ye ilei 80
0 " r. SATUHDAi. october 70 a. p "a. Nc iIfi-tt re-
eeivei or bill. Of .dnr .sned after Friday Dor ir5n' "
passage (haying 8rpas.et aceoE.uo iaon- apQyt0
II. 4. CROMWELL . Co., -. - " re- -.
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HARLEM. and ALBANY
~ RAIlROAD.-For albany. ID D. Q. m; ior Dove
Pains O;JJ a. H. Groom sals, Sl5, lV1O u
d H. Fer other taius tlfle ~ lin.
JOHN ggICilLL Superintendent.
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Wars AND HgAsa-The following statement show, the
provided AID led upon Tor tie payment Of Tie stOy
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

~ FORD. connecting with Railrc4i 70 SiRINGslELD.
b Lows FALLS BkATTLEbORV,
Sc Steamer 0RASl1E STAY. lo.yes fecssip ct m:'
Monday Msiuesilv aud Friday. Steiner City Or hAlI'
LORD leave. Pccksp at p NJ 1uesaa Thursday and ~
lrdiy. $780,. 49,.
by competent ead eEyeieaced o.Aee!A
Neg York Mar p, l61I
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IOR EOSTOY and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.

CTOXiNGTON LINE fox BOSTON, via GRO.
- TCs. SEW.LCSDOS siONl'OIoS, PhOvI
DFt,CE NJ ..pOR rOTAUSTCt p. and sEW.BkDFoRD
-Tlr fr'sriii s.clslrrs CONADhVEhLIh All fLI
MOUTH aDCk viii lave POT 40. y \. H. FOOT "a So1t
l,n',..- daiy tcI~srt sundsyb a. > y. n ~ .c
Freight t.sfu a. low o. rny Other Inc. Once o. Con
rery. 40 10 Vets. COME. q: tOt .t.-. -t.st
Nss.lo.k H.sch ,. l-J3. w tDNA!spS, Asen.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

CoRREcTIoN.-W are requested TO state
that in the notice of the case of the State OF
West Virginia as. Ellen Conrad, charged
with stealing horse from Elijah rogue, d"
error appeared in the IateAigsncer OF Mon
dav that is calculated to do injustice to the
accused. as we'll as toprejudice the jury who
still had the case under conslderatlon'--
The counsel for the defense acqmts the re-
porter of uny intention to do his client IN
;ustice The error was in saying that "lt
was nroved that she took the horse from
the pasture field of Mr.. Pogue, and was at
forwards arrested in Fairmont with the
horse in her possession
The propriety of reporter, while suit
is pending, and especially where the party
charged with so grave crime, Is nothing
hut a GOOD serrant girl, giving any, even TIT
slightest coloriug to the case against tn
accused, is very questionable, if not entire
" against public policy. y
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New York Market.

New YORK, Oct. l9-FIour heavy and
unsettled, at sc lower, S., SOa6, 10 for extra
State, S6,1Oa6,90 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and S6,95aS,S0 for good to che lie
do. closing; ne buyers at the outside.
Whisky-frmer at Coo.
Wheat-irregular and unsettled, shade
firmer, but at the close buyers were disposed
to hold off, 81, l,3O for Chicago spring, 81 81
al 80 for Milwaukee club. I|.#
Corn-about &c better, in fair demand,
chiefly speculative, 9SaS1 for shipping
mixed western afoat and in store.
Oats-dull at 2r3c lower, I3as0 for west
ern and State.
Wool-dull.
Sugar-dull.
Pork-dull and lower, Slf5Oal4.75 for
old mess, Sl6,OOal6,l24 for new do.
Beef--quiet and steady.
Bacon-sides steady at 81.
Lard-opened quiet and closed shade
easier, 1lsallt.
Cheese-frm at l2sl6c.
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EurOpean News.

New YORK, Oct. l9-The steamship
City of New York arrived this evening.
The Directors of the Great Steamship
Company have taken formal proceedings in
Bankruptcy to wind up the affairs of the
company in order TO stay various actions
and insure an equal distribution Of assets.
England was startled on the morning OF
the 9th by an earthquake which was felt in
all directions. No damage was done.
The two secession associations in Man
chester have been amalgamated into one
under the title CT the Southern Indepen-
dence Association, the main object being to
procure recognition of the South. Lord
Wharncliff is President.
The course adopted by Arckduke Maxi
MILAN relative to Mexico disappoints the
London spectators in Mexican securities.
A considerable decline had taken place in
consequence.
1t is reported that Spain is amongst the
powers resolved to recognize the new Mex
lean Empire.
1t is reported that Prince Car Toriski
Was taking fomal steps on the part of the
Polish Nationl Government to secure the
recognition of the Poles as belligerents.
New YORK. Oct. l9.--The steamer Olym-
pic which left Liverpool on the 9th, and
Queenstown on the 7th is due here.
The following is summary of her news
brought to-day by the City of New York
The Hat Newman of Liverpool reports
having been fired into and boarded by a
rebel privateer, on the lst of July. After
examining the papers of the Hat. Newman,
the privateer left her in lat. Is south, long
36 west.
The Daily News says of the one day later
news re ceived by the Adriatic in regard to
the fight near Chattanooga, that it does not
confirm the sanguine hopes Of our pro
Southern contemporaries, though it convicts
us of overrating the disadvantages of oul
friends.
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OmciaI Report of Gen. Crook.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-The following
has been received at headquarters to-day:
To Maj. Gen. II. W Halleck:-CHATTA-
NooaA, Oct. 1S.-The following despatch
has lust been received from Brig. Gen. Geo.
Crook, commanding I'd cavalry division,
dated Rogersville, Oct. 10th. have to
inform you that have had three fights with
the enemy since left Lequatchie Valley,
whipping him very badly each time. The
last battle ended at Pennington, Tenn,
where | fought Wheeler's entire command
with but two brigades. | cut his force in
two, scattering large portion of it, captur-
ing four pieces of artillery, 1000 stand OF
cavalry arms and 240 prisoners besides the
wounded. AS pushed on after the enemy
Immediately have not been able to ascer-
tain the number of their killed and wound
ed, but it was very heavy.
They were scattered over distance OF
Is miles from this. Their retreat was
perfect rout, their men deserted and stray
Cling over the country.
| pursued them with great vigor, but
their horses being better than mine, | was
only able to come up with two regiments at
Sugar Creek, left to detain me. made a
charge on them, capturing some 50 and
scattering the remainder in the mountains.
reached the river, and found they had
all crossed at ford some three miles above
Lamps Ferry, where they commenced to
cross.
never saw troops more demoralized, |
am satisfied their loss in this raid was not
less than 1000. No fears need be enter
trined of their making another raid soon.
[Signed1 GEO. Crook, Brig. Gen.
A. S. Rosecrans, Maj Gen.
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From Memphis.

CAIRO, Oct. l9.-The Memphis Bulletin
of the 10th has information FROM Union re-
fugees, Just escaped from bloodhounds and
conscripters in Mississippi, that Johnston's
force, except one division, were sent as re-
Inducements to Bragg.
There are not over 0,OOO rebel troops in
the State of Mississippi.
Gen. Loring was at Canton on the Sth
with 5000 infantry.
Joe Johnston has gone to Holly Springs
to inspect Richardson, Ross, Whitfield,
Blithe and Chalmers, with bands about sou
strong, in different parts of the State.
Conscripting and ropbing are carried on
in the counties around Atslia, over 300
bloodhounds being used to capture Union
men.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
and telegraph is extended to Inka.
The steamer Lady Jackson struck snag
and sunk near the mouth of White river
The loss is estimated at $4,000. There
were no lives lost.
Gen. Wadsworth, late Of the army Of
the Potomac, arrived to-day, bound South
on a tour of inspecting contrabands.
The Mobile and Ohio Railway will be
opened from Columbus, KY, to Jackson
Tenn, and thence to Corinth. A large
force of men are now working on the road
from Corinth to Decatur, and it is designed
to open it from the latter point to Chatt
nooga,
The confederate steamers Argus anC
Robert Fulton have recently been capture
on Red River.
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- RoBsERY.-On Wednesday evening last
q man named rOgel, hailing from Butls
county, Ohio, came to the city and put ~
at the Monroe House. Upon entering thu
house he gave his hand-trunk to the por
ter and retired to his room. Being indis.
posed, he remained in his room till Friday
morning when he came down and asked for
his trunk, when it was found to be missing.
Ogel grew wild and said it contained eigh-
teen hundred and sixty dollars. Search
was made, but nothing could be seen or
heard Of it. After diligent enquiry, 0gel
concluded to keep quiet and see if he could
obtain any clue to the money. "a
On Sunday tOgel was going through
the Market house, and hearing a converse
ton he stopped to take notes. While wait
ing, he overheard one of the men remark
that it would be best to keep quiet; the man
was on the wrong track, and would never
suspicion them, etc. Ogel stepped aside
took good look at the two youngmen, and
left. Yesterday morning warrants wereissued
for the two men, and they were arraigned
before Aid. Duty. One of the men ar
rested is porter of the Monroe House and
he other porter of the Sprigg House. The
evidence adduced was deemed sufficient to
lold the two men, and they were commit
ed to iail for a futher hearing at one
o'clock to. day. ~ ~ <-s.
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SATURDAY NIGHT Elizabeth Mcpherson
got on spree, and began to run around the
First Ward in search of josiah Cline Both
parties have been married, but Lizzie has
not been paying due attention to her hus-
band, and Josiah has likewise neg
lected his "better half" Officer George
st. Myers was passing by, and came to the
conclusion that Mrs. Mcpherson was not
conducting herself in a becoming manner,
and that she was not paying due respect to
the third commandment Alderman Miller
thought so too, hence her committal to
Jail
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IEIIEGRAPHI
Up to Q O'Clock. A. M.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Washington has
been filled with rumors or excitements
throughout the day. l-aJEf
The belief in the progress of a great bat.
tie within Is miles of the city, Is very gen.
eral, but no battle has taken place.
Rebel guerrillas are prosecuting an &C.
tive campaign between Meade's army and
Washington.
This morning several officers attached
to Gen. Sedgwick's headquarters, were
captured. ,u
The New York World says, editorially,
that report reached the city last night
that the army of Gen. Meade had retired
within the defences of Washington.
. As this information was not subjected TO
the scrutiny of Washington censor, it is not
vitiated by any official sanction whatever.
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Another Raid.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l9.-The notorious
guerrilla, Jim Kelley, who murdered Capt.
Wileman and others, was captured near
Sharpsburg, Kentucky, yesterday, with six
Others. His gang was taken at Mt. Ster
ling, wherea man named Watkins, formerly
of the 9th Ky. Cavalry, shot and MORALLY
wounded him while in the hands of the
guard.
A large force under Buckner is reported
as moving into Kentucky from the south
east, apparently with the design of striking
the Ohio river near Gallipolis.
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We last evening received letter from
an old friend in the First Virs inia. He
winds up with the following:
"We have built SPLENDID winter quarters.
You just ought to see our cozey little shan
ty. l tell you We are fixed up nice; have
nice hunks and window sashes; nice fire
place, and everything comfortably arranged.
And now the report goes that we have to
leave. | am sorry to hear it"
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. l8-Nashvlle Oct. Is
A large Union meeting was held last
night to celebrate the Pennsylvania and
Ohio victories.
Officers from Chattanooga report Braggs
army in force in front of Chattanooga.
They don't believe any part of the rebels
have left to reinforce Lee.
The Cumberland river at Harpeth shoals
has swollen 10 feet. The low lands in the
vicinity of the city are entirely submerged
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FOREIGN Arrival.

FARTHER PoINT, Oct. l9.-The Hibernia
from Liverpool on the Sth, and Queens
town on the 9th passed here
In the market reports obtained we find
the following:
Cotton irregular, declined ! az.
Breadstuffs steady. Flour dull with a
tendency downwards. Corn easier, FRA e.
Provisions steady and advancing
Consols S24 90 for money.
In the London market Beef was firm,
and Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
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CHATTANOOGA, Oct. l8.-Cavalry just in
report that the rebel cavalry was driven
back across the Tennessee river with a loss
of over 1000 killed, wounded and deserted,
and five pieces of artillery Federal sue
cess complete.
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THE Jury in the case of Ellen Conrad,
charged with stealing mare, returned last
evening with the announcement that they
could not agree upon a verdict. They
were discharged, and the case will have to
come up before Court again. t&saf
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THE RIVER is about stationary. Our
citizens were somewhat startled by the APP
pearance of boat, which was slowly Gid
ing past the city yesterday afternoon.
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Poole, at his saloon under Washington
Hall is now dlshing up oysters in fine style.
The crowds that nightly throng the saloon
bear witness that they care not hard to
take.n
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON an attempt was
made to launch Captain Booths new boat
at the boat yard of Dunlevy & Co. The
river being low, she grounded whe half way
down the launchways, and there remains.
1t is fine little steamer. Her dimensions
are 40 feet keel; Is feet beam and feet
hold,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

MIR. C.L. TAYLOR, member of Captain
Holmes, Battery, who was wounded last
week while firing salute, is rapidly recoV-
ering. His injuries are not so serious as
thew ware at first thought to be.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
CoIIision I'm Bake Erie.

BUFFALO, Oct. l9.-The propeller Re-
lease collided yesterday morning with the
schooner Hudson, ten miles from here.
The Hudson sunk with 49, 900 bushels of
wheat on board One man on her was kill
ed and two wounded.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
New York Money Market.

New York, Oct. 19-Evening.-Gold
irregular and unsettled, opening at 81, de-
clining to 502, advancing to 5l4, declining
to 49E, and closing firm at 50a SOY.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

JNHE wholesalesaling Department up stairs compri.
i ses complete assortment of all goods, to whlc
Cash Buyers special atteatlon is directed, promisn
them bargains.
ALEX. HEYMAN,
1877 Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
uNDERTAKING.

W. vin furnish Metallic. as well as other kinds Of
coNns made of the best materials and In the latest
and most approved styles, on short notice:
Having had experience of years IN the unaeI.sk
- gsort share of public patronage, it is our nten-
lion 70 accommodate our customers 10 the utmost Oh
our ability. n,r,y,, g. sar
iuly 9 1851 fhAnNo SS''