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VERY LATEST !
BY YESTERDAY EVENING S MAIL.

New YORK, Nov. 4.-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Ledger, writing yesterday says,
reports were very prevalent last night
of fighting between Meade and Lee,
but they have received no confrma-
ton up to the present hour. 1t is
now positively asserted by those, who
have the best means of knowing,
that Meade has imperative orders to
bring on battle, and in the event
of failure to do so he will certainly
be superseded.
The orders are said to have come
from Hallack and further that they
are backed by the President.
Gold enough to meet all Demands.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "A despatch
to the New York Times says:
In magnificent contrast to the
Bankruptcy and financial lunacy,
which "will and ruin in Richmond,
Sec'y Chase's administration of the
Treasury will show to the world a
clear balance sheet on the lst of No
vember. 1t will show filling up
of rs, 900, 900 suspended acquisitions.
1t will show payment of every credi-
tor of the Government, whose claim
was on that day audited Establish
ed the pay due to the brave men,
who throughout the United States
are battling for their country.
Sec'y Chase has 10000, 900 filled
up ready for them.
The Paymaster Generals requisl-
ton for Sept. and Oct. will be honor
ed whenever presented.
The Treasury vaults contain Gold
enough to meet all demands, payable
in coin, for nine months to come.
From Customs alone the receipts are
more than sufficient to pay the specie
interest on the public dept as it oc-
ours.
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SITUATION AT CHATTANOOGA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Private ad-
vices from Chattanooga to-day state
the temporary solution of the difficult
ty ofsupplying Chattanooga had been
found previous to the recent victories
by building railroad from Bridge
port to Jasper, village about -
miles northeast, part of which was
graded some years since. This short
ems the miles of terrible land carriage
to %, which can be overcome with
comparative ease.
There seems to be no prospect Of
al immediate grand movement. Gen.
Sherman cannot reach Chattanooga
for month, and the main portion of
two army corps have been chiefly
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West Virginia, S.:

A T RULES held in the Clerks office Of the
n Circuit Court of Monongalia County, on the
first Monday in November, 1868:
HENRY S. COOMBS, comp't, Nv cu,x-
,r,,
ISAAC FRANKS, l. Co., ct. ais def'ts.
The object of this suit is to recover from the
absent defendants Isaac Franks & Co., the sum Of
Seven Hundred and Eighty-nne Dollars, and to
secure and attach any sums of money found due
from the said Benjamin McCurdy, VIM. Mosier
or George Conn, in part satisfaction thereof, and
for general relief.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed in this
Office that the defendants Isaac Franks, William
McCurdy and John L. Brown, are not residents
of this State; it is ORDERED, That they appear
here within one month after due publication of
this order, end do what is necessary to protect
their interest in said suit.
A Copy-Teste: A. RAYMOND, Crk.
Tp. H. KECK, counsel for comp't. Nov. f,-4w.
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engaged in guarding railroads and
other lines of communication.-The
enemy is in no condition after his re-
cent reverses, to make any serious
it is therefore likely to be the same
for some time hence.
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Volunteers, Attention!-For the derange-
ment of the system incidental 10 the change OF d.
ct, Wounds, Eruptions, and exposures whichevry
Volunteer is liable to, there are no remedies 80
safe, convenient, and reliable as HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT, IS cts. per box.
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gotal antelliaente.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w From q young uan of progressing ap-
pearance, q fiavorite of the ladies, and 81 years
of age Love, Matrimony, Friendship OF Fun
the object of the correspondence. Address
ANNIE B. ELLSWORTH,
Box 1Ol, Morgantown, West Va.
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Don't forget to call on Carr, Han
way, Nye, & Co., and see their new
goods. Just received and opened.
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Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
RE-OPENED!

N9 Il Esiee -
This GREAT NATIONAL THOR0UGHFARE
is again open for Freights and Travel.
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with all
recent improvements; and as the
Bridge j. Track are again in Good Condition,
the well-earned reputation of this road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the rcorgani-
cation Of its business.
In addition TO the UNEQUALLED ATTRAC
TONS OF NATURAL SCENERY heretofore
conceded to this route, the RECENT TROUBLES
UPON THE BORDER have associated numerous
points on the Road between the Ohio River aud
Harpers Ferry, with painful but instructive in
terest.
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River, with Cleveland and Pttsburg
Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati Kali
roads, and, through them with the whslc Rad.
way System Of the Northwest, Central West and
Souttwest-At Harper's Ferry with the Win
chester Road-At Washington Junction, with
the Washington Branch for Washington City
and the Lower PotonAe.-At Baltimore with four
daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through Tx
cts 10 Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the
privilege Of visiting WASHINGTON CITY a
1oute-being 100 lower than the cot by any
other line, as recently charged; and the rnte TO
baltimore being Sl.5o lower than receauy ehafg-
ed by way Of Harrisburg.
s-T This is the ONLY ROUTE By which pas
sengers can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City.
J.H. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent.
Bellaire, O. In COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Baltimore. VI. P. SMITH, Master Of Transpor-
tation, Baltimore. aprii 4-Iyr.
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New Advertisements.
MonOngalia County, to wit:

ITO the Clerk of the County Court OF
l. the said County: We, James Warman,
Francis Costello, and James Low, three freehold
ers Of the said County, do hereby certify that by
virtue of warrant to US directed by John Bow
ers, Justice Of the said County, we have, this
day. on our oaths, viewed and appraised a
HEIFER, rs an Estray, and assess the value OF
the said estray at Is dollars.
The said heifer is here described: No car mark
or brand, high carriage, wide horns, color pale
red with white sides face white, some white on
the belly; supposed to be 4 years old last spring.
Given under our hands this Goth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1868. JAMES MARMAN,
FRANCIS COSTELLO,
JAMES LOWE.
Copy-Teste: 4. L. WADE, CVk.
nov. Z iG3-3t&
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

From the Army Of the Potomac.
New YORK, Nov. "A special to
the Tribune says:
We learn from the army of the
Potomac that the principal move
nents; of late, have been changes OF
positions of the different corps. These
changes have eccasioned slight Skin
mishes, but without serious loss to
either side.
Guerrilas continue their operations
on wagon trains.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The follow
ing was received to-day at the head
quarters of the army:
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 29.-ll T. NJ.
To Maj. Gen. HaNeck Since the
fight of the night Of the 2Sth the enc
my has not disturbed us. Gen. Joe
Hooker took many prisoners, among
whom are four officers and 1O3 men.
He also captured nearly 1000 enfield
rifles. His loss is $50 officers and
men killed and wounded
[singed. GEO. H. THOMAS,
Major General.
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Wholesale Hats and Caps.

Wholesale Hats and Caps.
HARPER & BRO, have opened whole
LII sale HAT and CAP HOUSE, at No. %,
Main Street, two doors below N. ". Bank, and
opposite List, Morrison l. Co.'S, WHEELING,
VA, where will always be found large and
complete assortment, selected especially for the
Jobbing Trade. Merchants are requested to call.
OUR RETAIL STORE will be conducted AS
heretofore, at 1919, Main, corner Union ST., with
the usual large stock and latest styles at extreme
ly low prices. HARPER L BRO.
Tfb 2S'63-y1 WHEEEIN6, Va
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NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 4.-Demo'
Gratis carried the State. Maj. less
than the last election.
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New York Elections

N. YORK, Nov. 4th.-The vote in
this city is as follows: Se'y of State:
ST. John, dem. } 40, 179; Depew, GU
$3.50. NooN.-29 counties give
Depew GU. SO, 700; St. John, (Dem. }
29.45O. Wood, Union is elected
mayor of Brooklyn by 1876.
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the choir remain, and as the consre-
CATION is retiring, let the melodeen-
ist perform an appropriate piece, or
it may be accompanied by the choir.
This will produce an effect upon the
congregation that will be more bene-
fetal in its results than is at first an
ticipated. They will depart from
the service with the spirit of wor-
shippers; the opening voluntary will
put them in the spirit, and the clos
ing Que will keep them in it.
These few thoughts are submitted
to the consideration of the choir and
its leader. Let them be adopted, and
it will accomplish results that will
surprise some who have not consider
ed the subject The church will be
aroused and invigorated by the new
spirit infused in this part of the wor-
ship. The minister will be inspired
with new zeal, and the public servi-
ces will always be more pleasant.
Nothing is required but some one
to act. The choir should, or if not,
their leader. If they find any diff
Guilty, | will suggest a plan, in an
other article, by which it can be &C
complished. An hours work will
complete the arrangements sugges-
ted, aud the Methodist denomination
in this place will not only have an
enlarged attendance, but the services
will be pronounced by all to l,e the
most pleasant and impressive.
A METHODIST.
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MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1863 NUMBER 80.

this only, could be obtaiued by granting
them the complete control OF their finan-
oes, and by allowing the country to be
garrisoned by the Finish militia alone
II the members of the Diet are alive to the
strong position which the attitude now as
sumed by the three powers aud Sweden
offers them, they will not allow the session
TO close without extortipg from Russia,
not nominal or prospective, but real
and Immediate political and administrative
autonomy, They cannot but feel crippled
by their connection with people less 1T
ted for copstitptonal government than
themselves, less advanced in the art of self
development, unenterprisiug where moral
not content with tagging behind the rest Of
Europe, have successfully retarted those
provinces which, under happier auspices,
might now been rich and prosperous.-
We gatherfrom the extracts to which we
have already. referred that q strong desire
exists in Finland for an entire separation
from an empire from which it derives
nothing 6lt v which impog erishes and op-l
presses 1t. There can be no doubt that,
as member of Scandinavian confedera-
tion, the political no less than the material
position of Finland would be improved; it
will rest with the Fins themselves, when
the time comes, to decide whether they
will risk the hazards of an alliance With
Sweden, or content themselves with priVi-
leges obtained by moral pressure and se-
cured to them on the good faith of Russia.
They may feel assured that in England We
shall watch with interest their struggles
for those constitutional rights we ourselves
prize so highly, but we think it right to
warn them not to expect from Europe any
guarantee securing to them any conces-
sions which may be granted to them by
Russia. Whether this consideration may
have any influence to determining the poli-
cy to be adopted in Finland towards Russia
we are not in a position to judge but it is
as we'll that the Fins should know that they
must look to themselves alone, so long as
they remain under the dominion of the
Gear, to retain as best they may whatever
he may have granted them through fear.
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a YOUNG LADY,s so11LoQUY.

Uselessly, aimlesSly, drifting through life,
What was born for2 "For Somebody's wife,"
I am told by my mother. Well, that being true,
"somebody" Keeps himself strangely from view,
Andif noueht but marriage Will lIsettle my fate,
4 believe 1Rhall die in an unsettled state.
For, though Pm not ugly-pray, what woman iSF-
You might easily find a more beautiful phiz;
And then, as for temper and manners, tits plain
who seeks for perfection will seek here In vain,
Nay, In spite these drawbacks, my heart is per-
verse,
And should not feel grateful, "Ior betteror WORSE
To take the first BOBBY that graciously came
And offered those treasures, his home and his name
think, then, my chances ofmarriage are small,
But why should think of such chances at ALI
Ny brothers are, all of them, younger than /,
Yet they thrive in the world and why not let ne tryl
i know that In business Pm not an adept,
Because from such matters most strictly Pm kept.
But-this is the question that puzzles my mind
Why am not trained up to work Of some kindE
UselesaIy, aimlessly, drifting through life, r
Why should wait to be "sOmebody's wife~
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us never can forget,-on how many battle
fields, both West aud East, staneh German
intrepidity has WithstOod the onslaught Oi
rebellion. We know very well that your
blood is not given to Panics. We have no
fear that the Fatherland will ever need 70
blush for you again. You will prove again
as you have proved so many times, that
dem Ruthigsl BilfI GOft. ~
1t thrilled the heart of the nation when
it was stated after the battle of Winchester,
that two companies of Irishmen in the
rebel service refused TO FIRE on the old flag.
The noble fellOwsI Well they might
What had il ever done them but good
They must know which side il is in this
struggle that gives man the fairest chance
70 be q man,-Where IL is In this country
that working men find respect and an open,
upward path.
America will be good foster mother to
you II you will be her faithful, much de-
serving children, both in war aud peace.
Let your integrity. your temperance, your
intelligence, be her pride, as your generous
hRatefy bas already been.
REMEMBER always, soldiers, that u this
Republic is in any respect beyond the
countries of the old world, it is an open
Bible that has made il so; aud if you would
be genuine American patriots, yOn too
must cherish that grand old charter Of our
rights.
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For the Christian Banner.
A Word for our Foreign -Born SOL
d2er6s
BY JENNY BRADFORD.


No doubt the more intelligent of you,
our adopted citizens, comprehend our pub
lie danger better than we do ourselves
You know the meaning of tyranny and
anarchy as we do not, Too many of our
own cOuntrymen are spoiled children
They have enjoyed such boundless Protec-
ton under the old flag that they cannot
conceive of anything else; and even now,
when they see armed traitors trying to
tear it down, they Just sit at home grOwl-
ing at the administration. You seem to
feel as If by instinct that when hand is
laid on the authority of the ballot box,
everything is at stake. 1t is no wonder i;
You have been taught by such lessons as
we pray Americans may never need to
learn. ~ e
America is the.c country of your deliber-
ate choice. You have loved her, not from
the accident of birth, but from manhOod's
appreciation of her worth aud beauty
You have sought her out.as the land where
Justice rules instead of force and you are
not slow to understand that If treason can
succeed, she is such no more. You have
known the freeman's vote 70 be the symbol
and the instrument of equal rights, and
you can see that when that is disoWned
aud dishonored, 1t no longer means any
LullR ". Ip4A OA AAtsS9A AAAE
ty. The distinction between citizenship
in the United States and in Austria is
gone. -
suppose there is no country of Europe,
from Russia to Ireland, which has not min
gled more OF less Of its life in this grand
Iibation to constitutional liberty. This is
NATURALIZATION in earnesti Il is certainly
not your fault If America did not give her
blood to you; is il not as strong bond II
you give yours to her You are no lOn-
ger strangers aud aliens-yOu who have
brayeIy fought for the Flag of Freedom.-
The Republic is proud TO recken you among
bher own true aud loyal sons. Your EEics-
son, your HeintzlemRu,y you Cochran, your
Sigel, your thunder and lightning zagonyi
are they not ours -.....l.7,
lam afraid our German soldiers have
been Obliged to hear . great many unkihd
and unfair things since the battle of Chan
cellorsVilIe- We were so bitterly disap-
pointed by our failure, so impatient at any
circumstances that oeeasioned it, that some
people forgot what most OF US never can
If6Fgst, that even Yankees thAmselves. the
]. iron men Of the North, have been known
to ran before the enemy. quite rs ignomin-
iously as the 1lth corps fed that fatal
morning. They forgot also what most Of
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
q ATToRNTEE,

A44S8S6S - X
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
AND CERTIFIED AOCOUNFS.
A Ii Oheers Soldiers, or seamen, disabled in the
service Cf the UnitsdStAtes, are entitled 70 Pen
sion for life; aud In Of their death, tho widow
orphan Children mother sister Of any such Ocsr,
soldier or seaman, a entitled 70 peuOn, and also
the bounty Of hundred dollars, and all back pay
claim or pension is collected, and NO CHARGE In
Certified Accounts eoilsstsd on the most rcasons-
once 10 $50 Fourth strest. .bearthsO OOurt-house,
Wheeling, Va marl4-tf
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E0-sPEOIAI NOTICES Double the above rates.
a0TYearly Advertising on reasonable terms aceor-
made. g
Alladvertissmentsfr from tralaent persons or strang
ers, to be paid for in Gdb0ncs. -
+ Business Cards not exceeding lines SO year,
or So for six months but shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square,
= The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
well as all loyal adyeFtseentB and advertisements
ofaucton sleg and real estate, in by them uUE
be paid for at the usual rates. s1 .zi7i
. &6-AdYertisements not accompanied with VT tten
directions, viii be inserted until forbid ,and charged
accordingly. z y9f 70
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
caSes at full rates.
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nouv11-'69
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MARINE NEWS.
81. Z. ssI-sua 4 e.ss -Mss. r. os.s1-A ". q,
CLEA4In

CLkA8kn
STBANSHIpy-F " Bruno Baltimore; Eagle,
Rsvsna City Of Cork. L~~posl
SAf1S- Valparaiso, San Frasciscv lvanbos, Livr.
BA1Kp- Beliysf, Aspinvsil; Oolovpa, Asnsilles;
ysnes weish vsrA Cruz, Dsyits, Qascnstswn ish-
mas. QvSspssswn; Amanda, Cork
BRfGs-Lady Of he LAKE, aeusi Csrss, Ham burg;
Gen Dowasy. Bsrbedoes.
scHooNeRs-H Hickman, Chineotsssus. Brave.
Beaufort; Rn0sk Pratt, Wsshingtop; Minerva, do;
Cameo, Bos;ou, fskir Ybiladslyos: busna Vita
Washington; John sno~, Bostsp Aorptpe 1'ar. Ca
lais: Fanny fsrp, DalttrnUc Sandman, Beaufort.
sL0OPs- Kassutb, Hartford: ho6ett, New Haven.
eTHAH0H1PS-Alsxandsf Nevsky, cRsssisn steam
ffifatsl Cfos-,ed.: Peresvie Rus,ap steam hisntel
do. Chss Oseood. Ns~bsrn; Baltic, Alexandria ChAs
fsarsop. B,stoh: Martha Steyens. Baltimore; Mary
stevens. do. Concord. Philadelphia; Falcon. Prov
denes; o,prey, do; Vitsase, ikussisn eorvst,s kis
VArfag. tkussian corv ettsl kisl.
SHIP Top Gallant, new, ll+o tonO from Boston
BARKs- Cereal. Cardiff. Courier, New Grlssns;
Eliza bsIs, bermuda.
BRLGs -GsEolle, Para; hslico, Mstsmoras; VIM
Dodse, PernsuIbueo sunbury, kivsr Typs, Ems:
Maria, Ns- Castle, Ens; ksindesrs 0lsos Bay. b:
Onda, Para, Y A.
Bedford; snmiut, wrlihs.t for Philsdsi phls; Tbos
Winsns. Fall River Palladium, Pro,idsscs; Thomas
.Ieteuor, eAi.m: Caroline, Mlsvofth; q brewn.
Hsrwich: " ID Pitts, Ch,ncotesgue Elisabeth Ann,
d.; Bilio~. RocklaDd Mary Lunt, Bangor Lady
Adams, Pr violence J Ponder, yr, Cohaesss Nargvs;
.sti. ';ouce,ter " Mailer, Boston; z c Howard,
DO: L Noo;sn, B.ookhavsn; Emily, St John. NIB. 4
snos, Gscs Bay; Ionss Chew, Taunton, nass
Blrd, koek and' Meteor, Bermuda.