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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
Last Nights Report.
Southeru News.

SEw YORK, October 27.-The Macon.
Ga. Contederacy OF the l4th says the re-
ported resurrection OF blacks in Hancock
county seems To have been more serious
than WINS at first supposed Quite IA large
number OF negroes were Implicated III this
intended revolt, and their organization
was complete aud officers had been chosen
from major general down to corporal. The
Chinf OF the conspiracy is an artful and
intelligent fellow who was we'll qualified
to be the leader OF such dangerous en-
terprise. He was the Major General of the
forces aud proceeded to Atlanta on busi
ness connected with the plot.
The plan was laid TO join Rosecrans
when he arrived at aud captured Atlanta.
To this they were put up by designing ras
calls from LincolndOm who are now infest-
ing tue whole country.
A number Of the rlugleaders have been
arrested aud lodged in the Hancock Jail,
and with them is their Maj or General,
who was brought in irons from Atlanta.
Fortress Monroe, October ga lady, the
wife of an officer in the southern army, re-
Gently arrived in Norfolk says.
She came from Mobile, Ala aud reports
that city was threatened by the federal
troops, who were near enough when she
left TO watch the movements Of the rebel
garrison, and the inhabitants were begin
ming to think that the city wOuli soon fall
into our hands, as there were few availa-
bic troops there, nnl they were rcsortiug to
deceptive measures to keep up the appear
auce of u larger force than they really had,
Even the women dressed up in mems clothes
.,I r.~-a.laI ia 'II.. aMtskirIs of the city "a
soldiers, and should the city be attacked,
no resistance could be made by the present
force.
We make the following extracts from the
Richmond Sentinel OF October 23i:
The people OF Richmond decided yesier.
day by vote OF SG7 to 29G, that they
deem it unadVisabIe to place any restric.
tons on prices OF food, and that the Viz.
CHINA Senate decided that there should not.
The proposition ia nov dead. We submit
to this decision with cheprlulnrss, though
we believe it 70 be n great mistake.
An order has been issued from the War
Department to General Winder, instruct
ing him to deliver to the Federal prisoners
all the gold sent II them by their friends
III the North, as lie may receive il !; but TO
withhold from tLem all u. S. Treasury
notes, AS tue Confederate Government re.
cOgnizes no such money, and give them AN
equivalent in Southern scrip.
II is stated that some who put subsIi-
tutes into the army while they stayed AT
home TO make money alarmed nt the
prospect OF the repeal OF the Substita law.
and having made the wherewith to travel
on, are trying TO run away TO Europe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
~ W4y,ipr OBSERVATIONS viii

ESs- WNYSIpE ORGANIZATIONS - With
Nhat rSsr might mankind pass through
.l3s uorti j, onIy ,h.y >Nali wink At, or
s=..itrir ryes 4Eatnst the many ;neon-
.-a.;les which meei Ibem At almost every
s..g Bul - do th,s seems impossible, toy,
--sr,tz Of all our philosophy. annoy
49,. Nil loom UP, likr spectral vista
..,-.. 70 disturb the equAn,mity OF our
compartment We have been led to this
-.as.ess-z N,,eE several hours pseamGulA-
,.o- ;a.oaEh our city. Aad haTiDs our cog
...as-s interrupted by our running Afoul OF
i -. WHICH, bringing Us 10 quick halt.
&C.. - 20 rse~ ,he,n - intoierAeIe aud
s4aA5is, though iouesivs. the persons
,-.z-4rss sad sustaining the nuisAaers
=ay:a. Ak ;asn all rights. We stopped at
49, --y-fy places =; le4s; where the vault
ga. 81 ,he Payements are broken 10
.-sa = ,suurr that the foot OF Peies.
.-.sz % dk-sy 70 be c.ugh, between the
-. AlI i. aot " Aicb;uI by 4 step or fall
..-s.-: ii sae person, she ankle Is 10 iAa-
- o: t-lsS broken. This, of course,
same! %; nervous Seastotitiies, aud We
ct .1t -.g.as 3u;. Al III, Ioy OF our voice.
$50. ~ rts4 trap, However, We
=. act. ea; passing .loug hsd our amen-
90 called TO quite uember of pAVements
u broken ~ AnI disorder-d. that for
.s=.s:: .ai pleasure il wAikt1g, We
,,34sa; corduroy e"aiks ~oaId answer
g-:ls~eA Nov, these are buI Two
s-,-7,zses sc te-Lljke sPeaktag aboat a;
7--seas However. VIC desire, before dis
7..szs the zabjec! 10 respectfully suggest
= every citizen himself or herself blame
a. IL maintaining such dsrgerous mil
s.-:es a. Ue have cited. tnA. they At once
-s,s=dy the evil; and should AZ ss found
Ia, they lack the VIII 70 DO what is lost
- proper n The sreslse,. thai then lie
oa.e.s .BoutJ .ee thai the lava made ~Od
crowded Aor 1ash cases are riGiiEy euforc-
81. Prompt attention to these matters
n.y possibly save come ied,rida.l from a
severe .sesdeaI, aud sou.= Prop-r;! holder
frous shl Of damages.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
Lees Crossing the Rappahannock
EXagPerated-SO Dispatches

WASHINGTON, October ga special to
the World says adVices from the front to-
day show the reports that any considerable
portion OF Lees forces had crossed the
RappAhAnnOck for the purpose OF resum-
ing the offensive, are considerably exag-
gerRted.
The rebels maintain bold line along the
RappahRnnOck aud seem determined TO
prevent further advance OF our forces
II Lee should essay to recross to this side,
he may not fad another advance towards
Washington so easy matter rs his late
one.
Skirmishing to. day has been lightly kept
up.
The Treasury Department recently sent
81, 900, 900 or $s, OOO,O 600 to the West for
the payment of troops.
The following is from rebel papers:
CAiekGmduyd OctOGrr 81 The following
dispatches have been received from Maj
Gen. Stevenson
CAGrEtsiOn, Tenn October 2O.-The cav
airy under Morrison and Dibbord attacked
the enemy's cavalry iu force at Philadel-
phia TO day, capturing about 400 prisoners.
their artillery, small arms, camp equipAge,
&c. Our loss nothing. They are entirely
routed
ChGrIeston, Tenn October 2I.-The en-
envy were pursued to their defences Mt
Loud0n aud arrived there after dark. The
force is not known. Their loss is 700
prisoners, five wagons loaded with stores,
ten ambulances, six pieces OF artillery,
lot OF HOSES, mules and other property.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
~TnE A1HArns ID

IA FHE. AyVATEs o. THE OLO Pass
orytcr vEx-1LLA4ED-Tbe affairs OF ,Le
old Pre-, Newspaper oe5ee were ventilated
"a the Cireui; Court yesterday. dar,uE
the examination OF the witnesses il the
case Of the Messrs. Armstrong against
Andrew Wilson The former sued the
LATTER for paper furnished to run tine ma.
chine. Tue defendant denied hat lie was
entitled 10 ray because b. VA not a
proprietor All 0; The old employees, and
some Of the o=o-rs we're upon the wit
aess stand Ii Ehe Iary succeeds 40 deter
mining y ho opsue3 lle~st.G ishra-ur fsr any
.h.es cG1s-egtive INMATES ,!u.ins 10 bril-
lac; 6aAncla. aad political career, thrir
mind. are better adapted 10 ulTsV-liny ia.
trirAc.es Khan OCT. Oae OF tue Iury urn
got lost il she .Ab! r!sta aud dropped OH
quietly asd r<signe4!y isto the land OF
nod During ATE e1Ami patton Of witnesses,
the mythical Allen Gittings" wa. tdsu.i.
Ted, ard E; w=s made to appear that he
really has, or had. "a local h-bitstion aad
q tame but 90 tar as the Conduct Of
tie PreII MAS concerned, he was perfectly
tarnle=. anI doeile. ike che living lion
.tgHsd With srawr After ,he Old copper
h..I died, there we're none so poor as to
10 II reverence There was nobody to
par is DEBTS bat Allen Gittiug,, add az
Alien IS an innocent youth who was at
lending 70 bis little business in ClArksburg,
perfectly unconscious Of the use that was
bsisg made 0; his name and fame, it is no.:
k.iy thu; be /. going to settle.
The j1ry ~ere unable to agree aud were
therefore adjourned I'll this morning at 8
1'eIoek.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
More Fighting in Mississippi.

CAIRO, October &c The Memphis Bull
lelin Of the oath says: On the 2lst, the
advance OF the Union forces eastward from
Corinth met with resistance at Cherokee
Station, 80 miles from Tuscumbia. Gen.
Usterhaus, who was in the advance, had
not moved far when he encountered two
brigades of rebel cavalry under Gems. Lee
and Forrest, estimated at from 4 900 TO
G,OOO.
The fight lasted about an hour when the
rebels were driven back with severe loss
Our loss was I killed ~ wounded, most
OF which was caused by installing Lees
cavalry, who were dressed in blue over
coats, for our forces.
The rebels are snil TO have very strong
Notifications Il mile this side OF TUscumbiR
on the railroad. Prisoners report that the
enemy expect to make u stout resistauc
there. They say they had 1000 mea on
Tuesday and had received II reinforcement
Of 900 cavalry on Wednesday. 1000
more were expected from Bragg
The steamer Mist from Helena to Mem
phis, while landing on the Mississippi side
OF the river, 10 miles above Helena on the
2lst, was boarded by ten or fifteen gueril.
las who robbed the boat of twenty thou
sand dollars aud other vnluables. They
fired the boat, which was consumed with
II number Of bales OF cotton. One OF tho
party was shot.
Three other boats were captured next
day, one Of which was from Paducah and
cost $40, 900.
The new trade regulations went into eff.
feet at Memphis to-day.
Reports from New Orleans show receipts
of nearly 1000 bales of cotton in one day.
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Exchange of Records of Deceased
Soldiers, etc.

WAsHlNGToN, October 2G.-A dispatch
to the Tribune says:
mutual exchange Of the records OF de-
ceased prisoners have been agreed upon by
the proper authorities of the United States
and Confederate governments, and Surgeon
General Barnes has issued the necessary
orders TO the Surgeons in charge ofhOspi'
talS where rebel prisoners are confined.
Col. HOtf;nan. Commissary General OF
prisoners, has received cue list from Rlch'
mORd.
by the last declaration of exchange is.
sued by rebel Commissioner Ould, differ
eucebetweeu the twOgovWrnments in respect
to number, is 10000 greater than before,
and the probabilities OF a speedy adjust
meut so much further removed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28

~TaE RTvEa-Tbe river is falling
~i.h than three aud a hail feet u water
% the chanel.
Tue Pittsburgh corrms,eiat Of yesterday
has TIE following
IT., KiV>,.-Last evening", At twilight,
there Wss three feet I'VE inches Of water in
tie ehaansl. and rising slowly report
tas been received from OieAn, up the Al
!sgheny. announcing fall Of ten inches Of
.nou few days OF either rain or warm
weather you'd give us a 6ne rise Of water.
cgn Any OiA>r Cfty Say a. .BHeh7-We
have AZ this lime twelve new Tow boa9
ueiug completed muEt Of them large size,
aud ell Of them - fus specimens Of naval
architecture ns eau be produced anywhere
The new steamer, Revenue, CHPI. James
e. Jeilsy. will leave this tnOrOiDg for Par.
burg. Mr. John Murine will go as Clerk.
Tie Revenue ia a splendid boat, fosIy fur
nish'd aud eIeeilsntIy equipped. Her
oaesrl are 50 we'll aud EAVOrHbIy known
ths, We deem it uuueeesGary to say any
thing IN their favor. We shall have more
40 say Of this boat.
The new SteubenViIIs packet Henry Lo'
gau will leave this afternoon for stsuben'
vile. Capt. O Neal and b. W. Doyle have
ebstge Of her.
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BEEF! BEEF!!

OTTICE CHIET CONNIssAKT SUHSIsTENcE DART,
CIATksburs, West Va, October ~, 1868
CEALkD propn.AIs will be received from nat
- hands, citizens loyal to the Government of
only, for furnishing all the FRESH Beef that may be
required for Of the troops Of the Tuited States
serving In the Fl Division. Department Of West Viz
Hinia, and nON stationed at GallVs, Ohio Charles
ton, FAyettVille. GAuley Bridge. Camp Piatt, Gc.,
West Virginia. a. soloEs, viz:
For ISL nVe months such lCss time the COn-
mtAsAry GCueIa may direct, and subject u his AIy
prevail, commencing on the thnhl day Of November.
ts6S and ending the (fifth) Jay Of April, 1854
said Beef to DC Of St"~Ta (iSot bulls StaGs lleif
OF Cows iOuT years Odd and over. to weigh not
each At least SO lave hundTeJ) pounds.
The Beef TO DO sound and WhoIesoneH with ntcks
shankS, and kidney tallOW excludri( ia equal pro
quantities, casually three times per week as may
be designated by tho Chief COmmissary Of the Di
vision.
The Contractors will be rCqurSt to keep an agent
with . Sul1e3ent supply of beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying distance Of the troops.
bond in the pOnAlty Of $4,000 will be required
With tSo good sureties, whose individual RESPONSE
bililies for the above mUst DO shown by the Of
neia eeracato Cfths Clerk OF the nearest Court Of
Record. or OF the United States District Attorney.
PrJpOSAlS from = dTTn must specify the names aud
residences Of all persons oonpOsinK IT, and each pro-
pOSAl must be accompanied BY the oath OF allegiance
Of the party or pATtlos also by certificate Of tho
responsibility above referred to also, by written
guarantee signed by the party OF parties making
the 6tdthO whole making four separate papers, for
which forms will be Furnished on application by mail
telegraph, in pcrPOn, all Of which should be
VelOped SeAlei aud endorsed, proposals for fresh
Beef" and directed TO the nEdsrsigned at Clarke
burg. West Virginia
other Government Funds a. may be on hand II nOne
on hand, 70 be made soon received.
The bid oath OF allegiance, cOrtih"Ats OF reSPOnsi'
bIlity, and guarantee, must ali be In duplicate.
wM. II. HOSACk,
Captain G. =. Vols,
Chief c. Dept. OGWOst Va.
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BoRN ~ THG CORN SHCCKs.-SOme-
thing like year ago q woman named Ma
ria Dillwor.h, removed with her husband
from Green county, Pa, to Iowa, where
they had purchased small tract OF land.
Tue land did not turn ont as we'll could
be expected, the husband found he had
been swiDdled by "A Spectator, and after
labosins hard tor the support OF himself
aud wife aud meeting with many disap.
poiutuaeu,s he sickened aud died, leaving
his wife alone in strange land without
money aud with few friends. y few weeks
ago Mrs. DilwOrth left the west and start
ed to join her relatives in Green county
Shortly before reaching this city she ran out
of money, and being woman Of great
physical strength, she concluded to walk
IL. remainder Of the distance. She there.
foIe started upon her journey but had not
gone more than three or tour miles, when
she WAS taken suddenly III. Owing to the
peculiar character of her illness which
would III all likelihood expose her TO sus.
picion, she did not apply at farm house
which stands near, oui sought sHeIter IN a
corn shuek. where on Saturday morning
los, she gave birth TO fne infant. She
vas accidentally discovered o. Sunday by
the ge nrIemau upon whose farm she had
eueAmped, and u was with difficulty that
she could be persuaded to accept his hos
pitAli,y. On Monday morning she took
ne. babr in her zr.ns and would doGb''ess
have proe--.i--I ou her jOarU%y AGoOI bad
,he gentleman net insisted upon giving her
conveyance.
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BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS

The Original Me-icine established In 1887, aud hrst
article u the kind ever introduced under tho
name OF "PULHOTIC WATERs," In this or any other
country; all other PulnonIe Waters are counter
fcits. The genuine can be known 10y the name
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
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No family Should be without u box OF
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ia tho house.
No traveller should be without supply Of
HRYAN's lPULNoNIc WAIVERS
In his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
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Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Solo Proprietor, q COrtlAndt st., N Y
FOR sale by LAUGuLINs a BuSuFIELD,
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1 H6rA CANEtAU SrRAPE.-Ouito an in.
tsrestiuG incident took place last night at
the Office of the Clerk of the House "f
Delegates, at which ii is to be regretted
the members of the House were not pres
ens, A friend of the CLERK who has just
returned from New York, entered the room
where was collected, without concert, a
small but respectable company OF gentle
men, smoking cigars and Spending an hour
10 social chat The gentleman referred
to approached the Clerk, and in some ..tew
hus brief remarks" presented him With
splendid ebony cAue With richly carved
silver head. heavily inIaid with gold and
sparkling with diamOuds-( the writer is
not positive that this is a faithful descrIp.
ton, but this is the way it struck him
not the cane.
The Clerk responded as follows: al
thank you, sir, tor this timely and costly
git. need il. have needed it for some
time. A,u not old, nor weak, nor Grip
Pied but am lazy. own it, am not
ashamed to own it. did not gentlemen,
expect TO make u speech. beg to be ex-
cused. know you will excuse me. But
must thank you again, sit, for this pres.
cut, appropriate As it is in every respect.
l am glad it is tor me. thought it was
your own Let me thank you again. To
yon, GentIemrn, let me say that cOngrat
late yea and myself in the fact that am
At last Abel to carry Cain -
This last remark through, down the
house, and, in the utmost good humOr, the
whole party adjourned down street to eat
a few oysters. its uobodys business who
paid tor then.
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~PaEsBrTE

ED PREsBTTENIAS ISrELLI0EScE.-Th1
Pi,.saarzA Synod Of the Presbyterian
Church the. IN Johnstown on Tuesday last.
over one hnadred ministers an4 elders
ze.e present. DR.. W d Howard. OF the
Second Church, Pittsburs, last Moderator,
preached the opening sermon from the text,
For in the last days perilous times shall
come" After which the Synod Was Of
g&uized by the election Of Rev. Richard
Lee. Of LNwrrncevili-. Allegheny county,
Moderator. and Rev. a. q Miller, tempo
rIry Clerk Wednesday was chiefly devO-
ted to the orliu,ry business Of Synod.
embracing interesting statements in rela.
ton TO the completion of the endowment
Of the Fourth Proiessorship in the Western
Theological seminary. A paper was also
adopted, unanimously, recommending the
union OF Jefferson aud Washington Col
leg-s. The evening WAS spent in deVo-
,iouAI exercises, including narrative Of
the stat. Of religion within the bounds of
the Synod, read BY DR.. JAcoLus. Also,
interesting remarks by Rev. ]. q. LoWrie.
d. D., OF New York, ia relation to the
Boards of the Church.
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~RAiLaoAD AccrDExr.-A rather Sc
rious accident occurred, Saturday, IN the
steubenviIle aud Indiana Railroad. Owing,
it is supposed, to something giving way
about the engine Of the Eastern bound
train, i, was precip,,ated down au'embank-
men,, two miles this side Of Alexandra"
s,.tion. in which it dragged the tender,
baggage and two express cars With it, The
engineer. Nj b. MCMuIIen, was badly
scaIded-his case ia doubtful. Nr. Albert
Moore, brakeman, was badly injured, and
will no. recover. No other casualties oc-
CURED. No passengers were injured.
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WASHINGTON, October 27.-The Star of
this city says Information has been received
here Indicating that the two hostile armies
on the Rappahanuock have come into COL
lisiOn again, that is, since Saturday last.
1t turns out that the Importance of the cav
airy fight on that day, on this side, has
been greatly mRguIGed. Il is the belief Of
nearly all military men here that no con!
siderable portion Offices army has crossed
into Fraquier as alleged, and his act Of
leaving Poontoous across the river in the
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Heavy Cannonading near GAINS
villa.

WAsAISGToS, October 27.-HeaVy car-
nonadiug was heard at Evansville to-day
for more than two hours, up to noon. in
the the direction Of BealtOn, which is i've
miles from the RappahannOck station.
At Z o'clock this morning the And army
corps started out on reconnaissance in
thu; neighbOrhOOd, where they may have
encountered the enemy.
Last night between 8 aud 9 o'clock, 10
OIL IL teams belonging TO the reserved ar
Iil!ery. were captured by some $50 gueTil-
las when two m.ies from WarrentOu.
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nualNnss MOr1OMs.

EV-JVsr ru1 TnrSa Rev X. II. Falrchild, D. D..
NJ. tgo,nsry, Orange county, N. v, writes-"Mrs.
;. = Allsu'. Worlds uaIr Rsatorsr and ZylOGAIAA.
mum have been used lu my family with beneficial
eu.cts; aud l take pleasure In CommSndlug them to
such as have occasion TO use Guch preparations"
sOlIOy DruEEiD.s everywhere. Depot, 1876 GEsOn-
Wieh street. New York. OCt24
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vicinity of RAppahannOek Station was
intended to facilitate the retreat, when
pressed, ola portion Of his cavalry and Ih-
Uncomfortable portion Oi infantry be thre
north of the stream TO support the cavalry
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9g Telearapk.
Afternoon Report.
Latest from the Army of the
Potomac.

Potomac.
Nav YoRx, Oct. 2e.-The Herald has
the following:
army Of the Potomac, Oct. 26.-There has
been heavy artillery firing at the extreme
front to day, appearing TO be near and 10
the left OF 8ealtun. 1t ceased about I'VE
o'clock.
Washington, Oct 26-Advices from the
front this morning substantiates tue belief
that the rebels have no desire to fight
Us this side Of the Rappahannock.
There have been few skirmIshes oe-
ween cavalry, in which small portions OF
infantry participated; but our lines now
extend to the Rsppahannock, and the ar
my Is quietly resting in camps.
Rumors here tonight Of fighting going
on al the front all day, hut officers who
left Gainesville at noon, report all quiet.
Military authorities have no international
any engagement beyond mere picket skir-
mishing, and are convinced there are no
very formidable Infantry force of the cue.
my ON the Rnppahannock, and believe
that the army Of the Potomac will be absO-
Iutely ablo TO crush completely what may
be left of Lees army whenever general
engagement can be brought on.
Day before yesterday, Lieutenant Boyce.
of the Fifth New York cavalry, stationed
at ThOrOughfarC Gap, rode out in the
direction OF Aide, for the purpose OF as
certaiuing whether any of Mosby's guer-
rillas were iu the vicinity, infantry pickets
having been withdrawn. Taking but one
man with him, he proceeded with great
caution until he came upon party of cav.
airy dressed in our uniform, and number
ing about dozen, whom he supposed 10
be our own men. Upon riding up to them,
they surrounded him and ordered him to
deliver up his arms. Handing over his
sword and revolver, he rode with them I'M
til they came in sight OF another party,
when the Lieutenant drew u revolver from
his boot, shot three of the guerrill"sr and
with his Orderly escaped. The guerriIIas
fred on him, wounding him in Eve places,
but not mortally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
New York Money Market.

Nav YORK. October gs.-MOney-PIral. active d.
mdnd, Al col = cent chiefly At latter.
SteTiIng-DIlI aud decidedly lower at I089160
uOld-IFTegulaT. unsettled and IOUeES opening 81
IS, declining to I5, advancing to SIS and closing
dull at 49,.
Government stOcks-Firm: U. s. 6's 1851 coupons
IlUI 4@llOI, SOC IVd h 0lU5.