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Summary for the Week.
FROM RGSECRANS ARMY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The WASH
ington correspondent Of the Com
merc:.l says that tie apprehenslons
felt in some quarters ct the North,
based from the kilograms from At
lanta, in the Richmond papers rela-
tive to the situation OF Rosecrans,
have no foundationin truth whatever
1t is well understood that General
Rosecrans telegraphs that he is en-
tirely able to hold Chattanooga.
There is much that might be said
leading TO strengthen public coud-
dence in the belief that the new re-
organization ct the army OF the Cum
herIand, with its requirements,
will soon lead to the graudcst results,
were they not of a character improper
for publication.
The organization of this army will
require little more time, that It's
effect may insure success on the
resumption fthe campaign. Quar-
Master General Meigs, now with
General Rosecrans does not share
the opinions expressed by arrivals
from the army, that it is dishearten-
ed, demora!ized, &c.-on the contra
nv. he declares that it is in excellent
condition, and fully for any emersen-
cy.
The Richmond Examiner Of the
18th SAYS that Captain Bell, who
LETT Richmond a few days since for
the purpose of leading q naval expe.
di!ion in open boats in Chesapeake
Bay, has returned having achieved a
most brilliant success. He sank I
Yankee vessels, taking considerable
property. One vessel he ran ashore
on the Virginia side, and took a
large quantity of cheese, &C., from
her. He captured II prisoners: who
are on their way to Richmond.
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Order has been maintained, the laws
have been respected and obeyed and
harmony has prevailed everywhere,
except in the theatre of military con-
f1;ct while that theatre has been great
" contracted by the advancing armies
and navies of the Union.
The needful diversions Of wealth
and strength from the fields OF peace
tul industry to the national defense
have not arrested the pillow, the S hut
tie or the ship. The axe has euIarg-
ed the borders of our settlements,
and Tie mines as we'll Of iron and
coal as the precious metals have YIELD
ed even more abuudantly than here
tofore. Population has steadily III
creased notwithstanding the waste
that has been made in the camp, the
siege and battle field and the country
rejoicing in the consciousness OF
augmented strength and visor IS
permitted to expect the continuance
of wears with large increase OF free
dom No human counsel hath dew
isedlv uor hath any motal hand work
ed out these great things. They are
the gracious gifts of the most high
God, who while dealing with us IN
anger for our sins hath nevertheless
remembered mercy. 1t has seemed
to me fit and proper that they should
be solemnIy, reverently and grateful
" acknowled ged as with one heart
and voice by the whole American
people, do therefore invite my
| fsIrow citizens in every part OF the
the United States, aud also those who
are at sea and those who are sojourn-
ing in foreign lands to set apart and
observe the last Thursday OF Novem-
Der next as day Of Thanksgiving
and Prayer to our beni6cient Father
who dwelIeth in the Heavens, and |
recommend to them that while OTTER
ing up the Inscriptions justly due to
him for such singular dellyerances
ana blessings they DO also with hum
bic penitence for our national per
verseness and disobedience commend
to His tender care, all those who have
become widows, orphans or sufferers
in the lamentable civil strife in whlci,
we are unavoidably engaged; and
fervently implore the interposltlon OF
the Almighty hand to heal the
wounds of the nation, and to restore
it as soon as it may be consistent
with the divine purposes; to the tuIl
enjoyment of peace, harmony, tran
guilty and union.
Done at the city Of Washington;
this the third day Of October, in year
of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixtythrce, aud Of the IN
dependence Of the United States the
6Sth.
Signed by the President:
A. LINCOLN.
W. II. SEWARD, Seo'y Of State.
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GENERAL WAR ANTICIPATED.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-The Tribun s
special states that gentlemen who
are accustomed to watch the current
of European politics, and are in rece-
ipt of private correspondence from
we'll informed sources abroad, predict
great and general war, growing
out of the Polish question, which
will convulse Europe by next Spring.
1t is believed at St. Petersburg that
Russia will then have l 900, 900 men
undor arms, and will De prepared for
any emergency.
1t is conjectured here that the true
explanation of the appearance Of the
Russian vessels of war 10 our ports is
to secure them from being blockaded
in home ports, as was the case during
the Crimean war.
All quiet along the ines, is the
report from the front. The soldiers
have been both glaci,iened and plund-
cred By an arrival Of long train Of
cars loaded with suffers goods.
It can 30 no harm Dow to say that
arrangements for forwarding troops
from Washington to Department Of
Cumberland have been brought to
such perfection that soldiers who left
here on Friday week vera on last
Tuesday in position to render effec-
tive assistance to Gen. Rosecraus,
who has by this time received heavy
received heavy reinforcemeuts.
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DELICATE CHILDREN.
Literary Men, students,
ATTENTION, SoLDlEsS!1
And the Friends OF Soldiers.

Wecall the attention Of all having relaiaesor/
friends in the army TO the fact that "HOOF
LANDS GERMAN BlTTERS" viii cure nipe-,
ten'hs Of the diseases induce d By e1posureTand'
privations incident 10 camp life In the lists,
published almost daily in the newspapers, on The
arrival Of the sick, it will be noticed that livery
large proportion are suffering from debility
Every case Of that kind can be readily cured ~
HooaanHs German Baters. % (!
We haze no hesitation in stating that II tbess
B.,ers were freely used among our soldiers, hum
drcds OF i7es might be saved that otherwise
would be lost.
The propriefors arc daily receiving thankful
letters from sufferers in the ARM and hospitals,
who have been restored TO health by the use OF
these Bit,ers, sen, to them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUSTERFEITSl
See tina, the signature Of &c. ". JACKSON"
i. on the WRAPPER Of each Bottle. ru r.
PRICE PER BOTTLE, 76'Cents, Or
HALF DOZEN FOR - 90.
Should your nearest druggist not have To af''
tcle do not be put of by any OF the into1ics-
ting prepa ratons tina. may be offered in it, pl1cs,
bu; send to u.s. and we viii forward, securely
packed, By express. ~. ~
H- Principal Office and Mandatory, No.
Gal Arch Street, PHlLAD'A, Pa. ~. :
JONES & EVANS, ~,
Successors to G. II. Jackson Goa sIps
E.EAc ~ 4Proprieto1.6..G
~Fo- sale by Druggists and Dealer in s..i
err town 10 tn. z. si..es."ea [seY:is- 6sii?Kss>
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS: A. Rules held in

INVEST VIRGINIA, S.: Al Ru1es heIu IN
w the Clerks office of the Circuit Court OF
Preston County, on the first Monday IN Oct iS05:
JOHN HANWAY, rs.
4. W. Morse and Edward Wolff, doing business
under the style Of Morse Wolff: Thomas r.,
Suter, Luke Lea and Luther R. Smoot. doing
business under the style of Suter, Lea & Co.,
and Hugh Tyler. all doing business under the
style Of the Ship Timber Company.
IN ASSUNPSIT.
To recover $50. % due from the defendants 10 the
plaintiff. And i. appearing that the defendants
are not residents of this State, they are, there
fore, hereby required to appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do whs:
is necessary 10 protect their Interests herein.
4 Copv-Teste: SMITH CRANE. CLERK
Thrown i Son. Altos. Oct. l0-&w.
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Disgraceful Failure of the Wheel
ing Intelligencec Clique!
One of their TOadies ''Eets tine
cat out of ss.e bag"
THEY HIDE THEIR HEADS, AND
THE CONVENTION FIzZLES!
From the Wheeling Register.
The Grafton Caucus q FiZZle.

The Convention called to assem- BILE
at Grafton on Thursday, the lst inst,
was perfect tizzle Notwithstand-
ing the leading wire-workers IN
Wheeling had announced through
their organ and by letters that a
Convention would be held at Grafton
to nominate candidate for Congress
from the Second District, and the
eight-by ten hebdomadal at Fair
mont had noised the fame thereof
abroad, the whole movement proved
a miserable farce.
Early in the morning we saillled
round the town, hoping to see some
of the delegates and ascertain at
what hour the assembly would come
to order. We found several members
ofthe Legislature-and among Others
the distinguished "member'' from
Fairmont, who has the honor OF Keep
ing door for the Senate. We presume
this ';member" was sent by the
Wheeling Clique IN oFdeT ,h"' ''e
quorum OF the Donate "cN'" D'' 0T
diminished.
Ten o CLOCK arr,Tc", a'' 80 D'n
Vention. Inc boroe'.l'eS %e.e 80"
ing desperase-"h.'e 'ne o. '} "'se'
were eager LOT tue ''"y y i ,io' IL.
town worthy was '.' <' uonn N..'.' ivy,
'ns LAt'as Hoo ,;.I, D' 1a ~, ns,
sC"on'-00s al WI J5Th., wi 1a r.bo
ueu oy '"e S',''i7 u S,;h
wro1e ehe C"'u "s"'us. ~ ~, fn.a;i
ESQ., "a'cn appeared "a '"e '''o' e'':.S
heoooina"a, ,r' "uT,ns 'n0 nsu'1' 1910 10,
campa.sn' "s " cs.'' Il 'J" af.on go
,oaoe ''S "P3e"'% H ~ n aa.t ,rono
departure Ss'erai p0I"ee. S ;n
found TO oenon esq., - srIno ,ss.es
OF forces was hsa' "neo Tue oo,0e'-
tites discovered they nao oee',
'~e'ghea 10 the oa,ancg al" :o''""
"nnttns, anu c0noi"'e>' - ''J''' Il
III ave! S o.u''ll, -, uonos+ ,,sb
l'o"ieu'"'e'f , "''v' '"S 70 t'I't .:;.s,n
"nacN'aI Was oeSo"' y .''e '"'
nals. Drown was oe'o"''e'' a. q
traitor; "eS'ras were '"to"n % ."S
breeze anu a desperate at.e.a'pt 81 s VS.
maze 10 orlSe III t"s P'CHe'S % '"V
unaaunteo provinces OUT u "'' prov
cd OF no aSal'. me next move o.
the 'Duroet'ers' WAS 20 sup r."'"
the cIowd and call meeting "heh
they discovered their movements
were watched, the PROJECT was aoan-
doned, and the neid gwen up as lOSt;
with the lour CLOCK ''a'n le''
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Another Expedition fromFortress Mon

New YORK, Oct. GA Fortress
Mouroe letter dated the 4th, to the
Herald states that an expedition on
a large scale, consisting of artillery,
cavalry and infantry, has been organ
lied, and in conjunction with several
gunboats started from there yesterday
evening.
Their destination is unknown even
to those participating The troops
left under scaled orders, which are
not to be opened until certain point
is reached.
Maj. Gen. Foster planned the
campaign and entrusted his plans to
ONLY few competent and trust wor-
thy officers in whom he reposes every
confidence.
The object of the expedition is to
strike a severe blow on vital point,
ami if properly carried out will have
a telling effect and may be conducive
in Fastening on the Fall campaign
on both sides, at all events the rebels
will be compelled to concentrate a
large force, force, if none is there at
present, and should the latter be the
case, our troops are quite numerous
enough to fight heavy engagement
and the result can be no other than
Union victory.
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West virginia, s.

AT RULES held in the Clerk S Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County, on the first
Monday in October, 1862:
CARR McCURDY BISHOP, rs. JOHN MORRIS.
IN -dsSumPsH.
To recover 1896, due from the defendant to the
plaintiff And il appearing that the defendant
is not a resident Of this State he is, therefore,
hereby required to appear here within one mouth
after due publication hereof and do what is ne
ccsSary TO protect his interests herein.
y Copy-Tcs'c: SMITH CRANE Cik.
Brown 4 Son. AttO'vS.) Oct lN--iw.
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WEST VIRGINIA. IS:

AT RULES held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County, on the hrst
Monday in October, 1863:
CHAS. s. NJ. HOOTON. -. JOHN MORRIS.
~ iSSSI.UPSIT.
To recover 500, due from the defendant % the
plaintiff And il appearing that the defendant
is not q resident OF this State. he IS. therefore.
hereby required to appear here within ore month
after due publication hereof, ana Go what is ne
ccssary to protect his interests herein:
4 Copy-TcStc: SMiTl! CRANE, Cik
(Cresap. Atto) October l3th, Nv
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A PROCLAMATION.
BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.

OF AMERICA.
The year that is drawing towards
it's close has been filled with the bless
ings CT fruitful fields and heathtul
skies. To these bouuties, which are
SO constantly enjoyed, that ve are
prone to forget the source from which
they come; others have been added
which are so extraordinary nature
that they cannot fail to penetrate and
soften even the heart which is habit
ually ioseasible to the ever watchful
providence Of Almighty God. In the
midst of a civil war OF unequal mag
nitude and severity, which sometimes
aeemed to invite and provoke the
sggressions of foreign States, peace
hiss been preserved with al nations.
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Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
ED!

fiA9R@ss4z -. 80: =
This GREAT NATION AL TBUROuGIiFARE
is again open for Freights and Travel.
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with all
recent improvements and Us the
Bridges q, Track are gyoin in Cood Condition,
the wc-earned reputation Of this road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT.
will be more than sustained under the reoTganl-
cation Of lis business.
In addition to the UNEQCALLED ATTRAC-
TONS OF NATURAL SCENERY heretofore
conceded to this route. the RECENT TROUBLES
UPON THE BORDER have associated numerous
points on he Road. between the Ohio Ri"e- and
Harper Ferry, with painful bu; instructive in
terest.
CONNECTIONS
AT the Ohio Rirer. with cleveland and P!ttshurg
Central Ohio, and Marietta ana Cincinnati Rail-
roads. and through them with the whole Rail
WAY System OF the Northwest Central West and
Southwest.-At Harpcr's Fer1T with the Win
chester Road.-At Washington. Junction, with
the Washington Branch for Washington City
ard the Lower Potomsc.-At Baltimore with four
daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
TWO DOLLARS additional On Through Tick
cts to Baltimore OK the Northern Cities, give the
privilege of visiting WASHINGTON CITY en-
T9,I.-beine $500 lower than the co4t by any
other line, as recently charged and the rate TO
Baltimore being 81. 30 lower than recently charg-
ed by way Of Harrisburg.
TT This is the ONLY ROUTE by which pas
sengers can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City. 81
J. H. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent,
Belare o. In COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Baltimore. ". P. SMITH, Master Of Transport
tation, Baltimore april 4-lyr.
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1X1EST VIRGINIA. S.: Atrules held IN

WEST VIRGINIA, IS: At rules held in
w the Clerk Office Of the Circui, Court Of
Nonongalia County, on the first Monday in DC.
tohcr, 1868:
ALTHA CANS Plaintiff Assrnrssr AND
MEREDITH CLYNER, Deft ABATEMENT
The cliect Of this sn;t is to recover the sum Of
Seventy -cigh: Dollars and Scventy-siX cents, due
the plaintiff from the defendant; and it appear
inr by an m.tdayt filed in this office that the de-
PENDANT, Meredith Clymer is not resident Of
this State; it is
ORDERED, That he appear here within one
month after due publication Of this c.dcr, and
do what is necessary 10 protect his interest in
said suit.
A Copv-Tes,c: A.HAYMOND, Cl'k.
RI. s. HorGlI, Pol Oct!0-4w-$2, 80.
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JON. NJ HECK, Ct. ais, Defts.

The object Of the above named suits to obtain
a Decree against the defendant. Jonathan ".
Heck. for The balance Of the purchase money re-
naming unpaid on the House and Lot in Nor
gantown. purchased b. said Heck from Hall and
Fordrce, and TO subject said property to the
Vendors Zen for the payment Of said purchase
money and Tor general relief.
And it appearing by an afida~i, flied in this
Office that the defendant, Jonathan u. Heck, is
not resident of this State: i, is
ORDERED, That be do appear mere within
one month after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his interest
in said suit.
Copv-Teste: A RAYMOND, Crk.
Il. S HoUGH, conpl't COUNSEL Ocs.lo4w.
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Hoofland's German Bitters

vii: cure every case OF CHRONIC OR NERVOUS
DEBILITY, DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS, and
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
STOMACH. ;sa~Observe the following symp-
toms resulting from Disorders Of tho Digestive
Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullne.' or Blood
n the Head Acid.v Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight
in the Stomach, Sour Eructa,ions. Sinking or
F!u,tering a, the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming
Of the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Flu,,ering II: the Heart Choking or Suhocat!ng
Sensations when in II lying posture, Dimnes' OF
Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dali Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Precipitation,
Ycllowncss Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain 10 the
Side. Back. Chest. Limbs. &c. Sudden slusnes
Of Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Constant lmAg'n-
iups Of Evil, and great Depression OF Spirits.
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WEST VIRGINIA, S.: At Rules he

IA tSI NlhUiNlA' 50: ~ n"'es H - '''
w the Clerk office OF the Circuit Court Pres
ton County on the first Monday in October, 1865:
GEO. PENCE. rs. JOHN W. OVERMAN.
IN ChGncerv.
To enforce the compartments purchase money
Zen Of $500, AMI interest, Subject TO the credit
Of S4o.25 paid Sept. list, 1851
And il appearing that the Defendants reputed
10 he in sympathy with the Southern rebellion,
or with the so-caled confederate States: that he
has voluntarily left his usual place Of abode. and
has gone out Of the reach Of personal service o:
civil process issuing from the County aforesaid,
in which he last resided and tina; ne has SO re-
NAMED for ninety days after having left said
place of abode he is. therefore hereby required
TO appear here within one month after due pub
!icaton hereof. and 10 what is necessary to pro-
tect his interests herein.
4 Copv-Tcstc: SMITH CRANE, OK.
Brown l. Carroll, counsel. Qct!0-4w
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West virginia. - :

AT RULES held in the Clerk Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County; Oh the first
Monday in Oct. 1865:
AMOS CARROLL. AZ. JOHN MORRIS.
IN -4sSnmnsh.
- recover So, due from TIE defendant 10 the
plaintiff. And i: appearing that the defendant
is not Il resident Of this State nc is, therefore,
hereby required to appear here within one month
after due publication hereof. and do What is No
ccs>ary to protect his interests herein.
\ Copy-'rcste: SMITH CRANE, Clk.
{ Crcsap l. Carroll AttoSi Oct. lO.--iw.
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IT is stated that the uew fractional
CURRENCY will be issueA IN the goth.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS: At Rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Monongala County, on the first Monday in
October. 1868:
WN' A HAS ~ c0"P'''' ~ cn.sczar.
JON u. HECK, ct. ais, Defe'ts.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain Decree
against the Defendant. Heel; for the balance Of
purchase money remaining unpaid, on the House
and Six Acres Of Land, near Norgaltown, pur-
chased hy said Heck of f. W. Tower. and 10 sub
ject said property TO the I'-71dor's lien 10! the
payment Of said purchase now held and owned
br the parties TO this suit respectively and for
general relief: and it appearing by a. affidavit
fled in this Office that the defendant, Jonathan
NJ Heck. is not resident Of this State; it is
ORDERED. That ne appear here within one
month after due publication Of th4 order, and
do what is necessary 10 protect his interest IN
said suit.
4 Copv-Teste: A. RAYMOND, ok.
[P. H. NECK, Com. Counsel Oct. lo-4w.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under The
name Of Bit,rrs, put up in quart Bottles, COM
costing from 20 to 80 cents per gallon, the taste
disguised by Anise or Coriander Seed
This class of Bi,ers has caused and vii! con-
,inuc to cause, rs long they can be sold, hun
dryds 10 die the death Of the druukard. BY the!s
use the sYs,cm is kept continually under the To-
Aucncc o.. Alcoholic Simulan,s Of the worst
Kind. the desire Tor Liquor is created and kept
W, and the rcSu, is all the horrors aucndanir
on II druukard's life and death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor
Bit,ers. We publish the following recipe: Get
One Bottle Eoofiand's German Bitters
and mix with Three quarts OF good Bran
dy or whisky, and the result will he aprepa,t-
. lion ,ha, will FAR EXCEL 10 medicinal vir-
tues mad true excellence any Of the numerous Ii
.,uur Bi,tars in the market, and vii! cost much
less. lou will have al the virtues OF HOUR.
LANDS BlTTERS in connection with good
article Of Liuuor nj much less price than ,hsss
inferior preparations will cost you.
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WEST VIRGINIA, SIS: AT Rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Ct Monongalia County, on the frs. Monday in
October, 1868:
BENZ. F. SMITH, Plaintiff,
p. Is Cs,yrypy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-14

4 possible, The beyonets Of the army against the
bfgsats OF tho fathers, brothers and friends Of the
soldiers, aud sulJootng those States to military
sury ryellange and dominion.
22 That We denouuce, as libeers of the Demo-
cratic party and enemies Of their country, the men
wbo are engaged in representing the Democratic
party as wanting in sympathy with our soldiers in the
Held. II case slander upon human nature to
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds If
thousands Of brothers and IN the army, do not
sympathize with them and il Is an outrage upon the
Democratic party, that has always stood by toe
try, to assert that Is not the friend Of its gallant
defenders.
20. That the conduct of Broader General Massn
the military oommAndant at Columbus and Of the
officer commanding the provost guard in preventing
all appearance of military restraint upon the proceed
ings Of this Convention, show that they have just
appreciation Of the Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they are wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this ooca
sion is IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion of the
laie Democratic meeting at Indianapolis. And we
take pleasure in expressing confidence in General
Mason and the officers and soldiers under his com
mand.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees, three for the Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDILL President.
AMOS BAYMAN, Secretary.