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The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Reports from pkiiu dclphiu.

Phi1d''ph'G, jliy =. a gentleman from Nltl.
more reports that such "a. the ignorance thcrc con-
-ernine military movements, that II "a, unknown
whether General wIisht or General Hunter ~a- in
comnsnd OF our lorcoa Al was quiet In the cp In,
the anxiety in.nse 10 know the s1- OF the -i'u
alton The suppression OF the news gave rifc to the
mo-' improbable ruinor. Among the icst
port that the banks and public fuhGt Gtionarics sere
preparing for III, removal OF the valuable from the
city Our iuiorman, considers the situation ly no
means critical believing thai rpid into Prnurylya.
mia is the object OF the rele- ami that they do
intend tn make An sttsck on either Baliimor. or
Washington but before thcy get into Prnnsyl-
vans they mu,t h'ht and defeat our .,fa,, 40.
threat. Iiinl their rii ht wIug
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C,a',..l,.% ,5,, .. -, ,o,.,... -.
rebel ior'e haS q been Ieporol At Kounc,, 10, We
sir monentsTiy eSgsc''n! thcm to .',eil n' a eo,ne
Huaer snd h,Aa tn, ,'n0, ,',, ''' ''''' "e"''"
bf. kFtltN' r.i'- Gen. Comm ,niins
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06


Gen. y. q. Howe a 10 tb, command Of the ann. q
nc,.,,,oo,, ,, -. -, 81. -,
hy the recent death u rcu NcI,hc son Gen. Iin4
arr chict Of .tah viii o. riou, Col. Werner o.
mcriy Of the 10th ohio Volunteers.
prc1Nr rr.r,,,u
''nT'ni'hf'' Jrig W. M ohccr Who has si-ivef
tion troat with iufom.,iou ur 20 S,iurds, mo -.
49, ''''' '''' III the hrt'' o' 'i'1" ten uie'N N
o l''i'nt ss severely Wounded Gco. Ggc,'.'
sa..w', j." ''"'r'"' ~ "''' Que smith "''
80 ,,.'' m'i' Ms 'utcocded - "tu.' Co -
Iuii.n,, D,p. ,,..,,,.... ,i, .o.t,,,r, ,,,,,,,..
bo,,c,, Of ~. ..t, ,,i ,,,s
Jones, it, .on,in. udcr WIZ Killed. ,occther With to
captain. aud thre n.u,en,o,. .bo.o p.mo, out d..
iorinant did not lean. llr usimont vas prrit
eutup The h.hdne At Auant, h'. no doub, tccv
NOR. severe than At me- t,.N'ted. The louu~nh
Corr sustained ht,oa s,c,c.sNc ehare-, hus ,-
''''" Wv '"'"N ''"'' ''"'' W.T." "''Ns "e' '''
~o,,gc,. Nm, ,r,.ri,,l, d-,,c ,,o .,o,,' r,.
t"'"l General Strlrns, who hlrri 1ulic pom uooi
In Nashville st one time. kiliei 'n trout ci Off.
toIut'h Indiana. and ,ithiu A ,es tee, Of M.
~"'A. ... .......
,rcn, ,,ctory Claimed on rr,lo,.
1,op,......I :,
~" wv '''''9 J. ~ i.i" OF hsidN con'a'n' S'
IN. elo,i,,, ,,, ,. >..,--. ,....,. ,.,,.
IN, uui,s Al ,,t,,., . "" ~, ..., - .
ritv Wss li,ut .iI l ,, wv, W. , .,J ~
the s,,S, "a, N. to c'cst.ment ana ,.c, en-
-, 80, - N.N "hl Nl't Iurr. Inc 'a'c 90
wa. sen"rsi, s',, , n i, d'-ns'cd; ~, a.n, as' q,
U'ri's i,it 't,..' ',, ."", ul ,nr en'N ~
mIp.i. ~, ,.'' '',.-, ','- ru.ttnei sha 81,
aoul, n,ej ir ,,.,..,.,,, . ~" nw go
r.nu.,yn A., 4 r,,,,. ,,., ,....., .'Lu' " Nv
,o,c' ,T rvv,t so, "a - "",i w. % 'Nl''uVn r 'u''
force may ,rer h., ci'n,, h. h}', ~ r,,. III,
s,m, n",t,,.. i,, t,i a., ,t 49,, .u ',"i n W."
0f 1,iu,nii, M. ' ''i'''"N ' WV "'''N "''P''"
sr,,nt, I'M, 30 ,.oo /, A. ~. s...., ID,
Ma, III. am, l,t', = ',-in, i,,n S,,n1pb ~
p,ach 4 ,. I,s L., I'ou Isnu .,,,s"a ta"u, ,ns w
Choatham's Com, formed tinr uf haitl. .roaud ire
.ln. iiald'cs t0li" mtd, nisht march, and az
Wh'n wv 'u'lg D. ,Nii'Nr l'' t-dhN' ~ ocnN
su ulo't nim RON ne works cnp urlif 10 pe,rr
HGlil'll anu . s.dnds OF cp,o :. .thtathnn N'AS'i
w" enemy o. O'CLOCK I.Nr Wih portion oi nv
snh,n'"' ,' nnh nioN lno 'h'InN' 'Hr,uiint prce-t
an lu.ih. r c''th enc ~ "c rapu.ou Mpu
.wnrlronrtf. Nhrel, v cavalry ioned tie ohHm'
~ '" "' "iF"""' WN vl '"Nh'ui' cSltuilns ma ofhN
uul ,ip-s ie not luiy ne'' tainci loi.,cnela,
WhhI hllri " i'hie -'''nefalr snith' oiet nnd
m'tt.I N"'h'cl' lt,r"h'ls i"Icit Nclheison hhed'
oli u"olr ifufht with rtcht g.lltutY.
u. u. Hooh, 'eneral'
tNdnfd .J,'t p About two o'clock ,hi. afternoon
the .hsnv attarE ,i our lrtt, under Con Aewnf',
With srcat Nigut. rLrI Wclr icrcNel With calling
fire from lotb artillery and Infantry witch ,,nsed
among their Killed l. dcuctal Nrphrr.0n who las
-hnt III ouch the hrntt; ". ig ten tile. A. smith
and dho Yankee. ten Hood. ten Gresham loet 4
les. oar ir1Dlr lcit thcir hrartWoiks and charged
with GREAT gnpmif, ttiving the ,ucriv from two lines
oi iuttruchU ,it. and iutictiur cat au.hier can
TURN lnrrc uum,cr of pd.oncrr aud lw,niy.t~o
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the reNoisvv to keen our fores out Of the valley
While they sctherod in the harvest
Late iepoTts aesert that ve have reoccupied Mar
tnsturr.
ti31rv General Wallace hs. t,ued orien for
the Immediate cnioun- o. AL the shlc-ncdicd col
oici non Ia the city. III, Los'uos are also sc,i,ev
.ngasc! IN y. iec,ne their military organization.
Inc statement a the .Ie,a. dc.psih to The Brlt.
~ that lIsrpci's Fc-ry has been evaeustcd.
J. undou'cdls Incorrect. the teic-
s:aph 20 that roili IL stil wo,kins.
Ncw- Via Philadelphia.
ph,iddsiphid, ,fnfy ., The Wheeling ISryiLt-
s'Nci nj Tuesday hrs tie following Gen. koley
Sio,rsrnod TO oov' iotctusn la,t cveniue from
tuanbe Hand, TINT uonera. Crcok had hal de-pc ne
teht 40 date mcuLoncI. With General Early', rebel
force near Niueh,s,c1 sa. hidy defeated. and sm
seue.t'rc uron Hripcrs Ferry. Persons -hc arri-
,edia evening f1.u Cumberland, biins = report
thnt i,ht took ace At bunker iiiil. wiuchc.
w. hetcn our iorcc. snd 'he iebc invaders on Sun.
a.. dutin- which Colonel Nuligan. of the 1rish Br-
sade. uortailr voIndci. and died the sane day.
lis uro,hc. Lc1' Nu.cui, was also retoried
Killed. al iti. cv"d that the rebels occupied Msr
trsurr Th'. trcr is s'rcnethened By the tact that
thc BE- te .tpph communication with that place.
u" greatest excitement existed IN the city LAST even
sns ' consequ"0oe o. thea rumors and further ne~s
yas ,iouA !ookcd f1r"
ar,o>p ni.rAtcu
PiI1d jYhd, Jtdv .1.- The BultrriS -ay. "w.
Aoar ON = -orre" that we cannot discrcit that
risr.irh wa received yo.ttitiA, evening at the Wa,
-, .t =, . u. -. -, -,
''N'' tN'n' -! i- Nh"' Oh H'nioi-''h'fH NN''W
bad l..n kic', ald that tcretN Iniv'. fofcs Ia
H., IeI.. "a, .... I'D, hal l.,n n, ri,t,.d Ia Con
~ ', - ~ Wv ~ WV
srel '. y. hil's o"in-, numbering about twenty
tbonf.,. 4 s.e.v
f,,. -. a.. =, - .-... l., , =. -. -.
w a. Wy ,s't'n'i' IN iesnin 70 t'.u'oi''-
e'ut. ttoW Butiet's toNei. and other pointf along
ss. 'ian, c,' e"uNlei.l o'.Tl'os aIl tnr enc,
''',' l'', 'vuiu u"' 'Hu N~n $50
"'t "'h "'tnOul 'ihi - hhn" 'hs h.--hhl
1utur utsrN-.U.
~ ..tryJ., bi,, q m. u,,,r,,~ b.. ,h.
''' ''' 80 INV '"'
Sios ins sree.al disnrch;
Easgfae,1t,. .Jyiy l-,t n ~ ,,cr,i.,,., ,,ho
.--.-., - - "
na' Just hI'iN'l h'ie MO me- re that IisII~fs feTy
,b,ir lin. n, .tt.,.,.i.... .., -, H., IL. a,,.,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

4 HIRsT RATE FRUIT FARMS ACRES LARGE
"A and sccd buildings, depot, 10 Rock and county
$500 Several ooelrab'e Farms New YORK for
sranss TOT tlty O. Brooklyn properly
VI ~ HEl1yK pyCadwny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

BANCROFT HopsE. Hos soc AND @ hRoADwAy
ID corner Of tvenucth fircsts Tho uDd.regned having
les ad above honse foi term VI yeors respectfully
bct tho rataage o. hc friends nrd thc travelling uubc
Ueuse arsi eLss PARKER bkEkhAN Ifoptu,crs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04
ron sALn.

CToRE FIxTuREs -FoR sALk-C0NS{sJi26
- Counters Cutting ccun.ers Dssk stosA &e. Ap10
al 444 Broome street, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

dftuhrby tFtipghCE F0B sAiF-WJTB a SIGHT
- " HaNen toao Icrte SDd QUIT 1iulnes 9TH
a ~ rtlG VI Aste sud xiUics variety 81 writ Trees
v'iuHss nsnf ts .nYs II 1rv nsien, ~ j. we've nglas
ftuu ra~ fst htu we Zee 81 Ntwnfs fts tOfN
n'r i'f ne Dor houy is.trrgt ts New te,sy Rcd
1888 6, ~.~ stfh hw -ie' 100 a fllgthse cell d. vel
esausss Proc > rt Jssur cay. ypY9if, an vii,
1aAa fHAsNCE, "a he TIsuit.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

4 denrstie iloiei ifoie,y sno~n The Lawrence
Charged Tor city If,psry The VI, nior, vii IL included
dHted IL Tee ~ oli eacuniAn,o AZ summer resort
the house y ytt thcwn iHu har arFe fftt Caaa 70
Homage Apply ~ ~ anarse stc cwref WILLIAM
H0WNE ~ William sitcst, or boz sYt3 yn.g cgsce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

TOR sALE-sFvERAL COUNTRY sEAYe. HOUSES
hGc lpts, and shrut 10 ard Village Of Port
twsni. seven m,es from New yosb cd ibs line Of
the Nsv Eavon ha'iroad phuaions very fine Also "
easy Arpy A. Institute 80 Eleventh street crnsJ eiS6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

s.snse Ar JssA9OH. l. =. FOE seLE- oHBA ir1Ha
shlys -, a.st* Htn aud ssyNhlstb ~ tAll
c.a.gsp 80 ~ lIaos uhn"Cr thr,fH tU ~
..0st, 49, &C. Vtesfd . wsNUi eNreftt watr. aC. AL
49, t..sf tfrftf rffcf iftffs ntn s Atsy ~ he
-. age tNffV Atr hsr tuWfftta AIIy 10
~ rny a sly uOif n sa,a.s u.c New f,,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04
nranth tir rsofEkIy ,ok s.lF-l ryr sronY

III FIF FffNF FFFt LIVE FTOEY
~ ucuss Lts, Ell ffonu4e sir.ot T.sr F,,sdwss
~ elcsy ioJs. aud k0N iFe,u., secs.
- rovsfy tvc-Asay ira ~ and
...NNts T.fsrr Btsss ~ fbsuttfn isnr B ,.su,s
',sss. ar ata Lot 90 Ffh nycu0s oppotns C.nlTaJ
fn1k npa Ia. fsvrutvrufb sFssk ftifo avstrs
supl, al ii ttu.e ,u.si rom 10 A a and IRON 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

HOUSE, FCR sALE-Ar AACRlflCE. SITUATED
"A avenue Thirty. Vi street.
lies arJ basement cents FOR SIoO, price soto ALSO
Fuiy thd sireet. four stores and basement;
$3.50 $500 Boh houses IN perfect End al
iraIfovems for tenants. Inquire Of NM FET
T6ETCh. 1877 Earl Thirty second siTeel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

TaCR sAIE--tCgTAGb HOUSE IN BEoDkLyN; Tw q
s0rs ami sascu.ri ia g feet. crh..st corner Of
Painin ano TonIsins syeuars saort nistauoe port
~ Aon aterIet ~'h I've eight lutg croapd
80 - rss 4rhace nne rauee, wtn rabe .hoe ess,
vlnfs H.. "a he lsIIse,. go, far NO
=. eSa1 h,rlJ - a. L. DAvLEfGEr, Is Courl street,
Af
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

L'os sALE-lN TWENTY. SEVENTH STREET, NFAI
broanWsv. tarusofne brown s,oue House. ~ G,f.
,ect onIn cssLran elegantly fres e.d: Iy1pys
GErIsV and Chandeliers VII 10 sod the Lo4ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

A CBOiCE FARH, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
"a nndsI hi8h cultivation. beautifully situated
an LIE IA river iSo miles New Brurswick depot
Bllna,ngs A, 10 ocmpee order Aso. Other farms
Ma add price. Inquire OF WAhhEN HAhDEN
BURG ~ Val stIsst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
DeloiutIon OF O0.partnershlp.
NeW FlOIr ana Feed St0re.

T1NH % uudersiined have this day entored INTO Co.
| psrtnrrsh,R, under thp"frn oC N AugE n GBilnIs,
c'r ths purpose Of thi, ,lurtinFN ".t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
ApvEnrIsINa RATES.


Vue square eighty words. one week ...,,,.....s Ob
toraduare, each week IN 50
lor SQUARE, ...... ~ 90
- Terms Tor Advertisements occupyng create
spqre, or longer period Than above EpebiHed mao
known ai the Counting Room. 80 Al! adyeTtiHpmutt
are charged a the nove rates, unlesa written agree
fnent smne pre- etious 70 insertion. - An casud ad
V'rscmeus uluaihc paid form advance
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
u5. Iars,,.+,. tm- fu.1 4

10 tllsltIdncG. @.5
Ane BEST Is G16 Cheapest.
lE9utE WITH THE as
RENA INSURANCE E0EsPASY,
ItAEwFoRD. CONN
I. FtRE Nn'pglilND NaVfuAqINN t1si,5 ne.
neP.f9s howas er0iuI7rr, at lsir ratesnndlis,1
2. hllslNR8sieovnuorGbsm coa.tnl d.paipb
b LOSSES ALWAYS MET with promplnos- ami
-E.h III w .l.1i.t t.l fa4aa. a.sa.s b
NET E8lANUARY. 1864,
|. 8 "a O o = AZ y q aar5. T
4. IIL PLAN ANp uHgANI2ATION OF tho dta,s
ltoi lorly-tro yC " Aovhrd tfiRi, Ln4 rr8lsoI ih1
BfnheH' npniic sdvi.al lgt Rnd atrt.ea4 of he ,R
}iou- Ys'elntGi lpra nspraReg 10 tue oopa,ry
o. slNTENN THOUSAND I6SsVI IAiNahfVrt,o1
5SM9d end Pnid. slNfElsN I,IbLlulss VI
6. TnE CONSUMPTION or PboPER fY RyFire
IN th" unut dtnies. arerHHuta uYei eiuJ uWiIaIly
,i- Your hraperly cSpagc cdhna unprutcctedt fI
g. is t.,,i'S AZ af a -'rH. tha.o-
l. yoNF u'i7 qua rltns while delay .od nedr
n ~ int9,t .9',,,,t 1h 3p piTlp'ey,IoN uyar tIu 4,
8. rhRricULhR ATTENTION. ni,d re- s,rt ti,sr.
iH i9fY9a rfk4t ts Vtli la large pncIs AmtH-rafi.
liz. ~ 1'.' s"p.r'i ''4'nrr'N aFvniRBe7 q 'Qgtled.
s'"llcaes AssuGG ws,h9ut RpeIay.
4 le-1ly t JO{IN n rl2PgIN4AE. Arei,t O. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

ThNlNH THE dny purchased tho cntiro interest OF
q. Nixon in ihe firm of Bro No 3 Nixon, !
HhR cnauuue 10 carry on the Wholesale anti Retail
Olothng husihessf Hnyiug nlarge stock oi clothing
on hniid, purchased btidrttie gf,tt ndvanos, shall
0iiorHoihmEchsapef tltau any oiirf hunse in town.
Wishing 70 redAce my soOk. heucN the reason of ny
OF rlngl goods SO cheap. Am selling .'
rue ulAch ptihh lfolllf. y ~ 70 alU go
fhniy cassupere pRut3 ronl.,,...... Q 90 90 10 90
PLAIN AMI fancy eN5ne pants Ton.. 2 20 10 q 81
lhtcVt fpAla Ia w 70 ~ Uh
Fine cassprro coats fiotn.-~......., 90 TO 90 90
hne Gas7lnei coats lroin,, % p ~ W
lhrge sioux oi oNercuAa tom........ % TO- ~ 90
Boys elnthng, OF superior class, which cannot De
surpassed Ia the East or West LARGE stock Of boys
Oape overcOats which am oHoring oxccod ugly low
AlsO al ugn stOrk of plsno goods, which wore pur.
chnsod before thn stiau rise, wlteh wiilHelllow,
comp red with proa'nl prfcoa OF guadH purchased
this Fall. I'D. +......r .... W q h2hENR,
Rng2J 20 No 90 Main st nnnosite thn Unurt Hpli4c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

nVOPE35Dg ~ ku.l3ut and MoiArn Language
L yi6 Latin, Brodk, Nr2nch, spanish, ieruan, AID
gngsh, e1ntinnlt t'a, hing laliog and gepiiomen III
$40 rest l1n31 ~ s rspsctYc sch hnlprs ana at hls
pVr o. nfife R'rkeie Bhillis No i6 aul0d6Di
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
Arrival OF tha Kearsage.

BosTON, Nov. s.-The Kearsage arrived
here last night. She brings as prisoners
of war the chief engineer aud boatswain OF
the Alabama, and the surgeon and 10 men
Of the pirate Florida. The Florida arrived
at BOhiA Bay, San Salvador, on the night
of the 7th. The Waohussett was also in
the harbor waiting for coal. Capt. Collins
determined to sink the florida in port, and
at 8 o'clock steamed up for her, hitting her
on the quarter without doing much dam
age. Capt. Collins now called out to sur
render, or he would sink her. The first
Lieutenant of the Florida replied that I'M
dsr the circumstances he would surrender.
The'FIorida was toWed to sea, her captain
and half her crew were set ashore. No
lives were lost Twelve officers and So of
the crew were captured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
Last Nights Report.
ELECTION RETURNS.

PIrrsBURGH, Nov. 8, A. NJ.
Editors IntelAgeneer:
The weather is bad. The election re-
turns are meagre, hat indicate large Union
gains everywhere. Forty thousand for
Ohio and thirty Thousand for Indiana are
the figures named. Missouri is claimed
by the Union men, the State ticket is
elected. Kentucky Is doubtful. Delaware
goes for the Union. The Democratic ma.
jOrity in New York city is now stated at
30, 900. D.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 8.
Editors LnteEligencer:
Ohio will give Lincoln 10000 majority
on the home vote. B. R. CowBE.
PIrTsBuRGH, Nov. 8.
A. ". CSmp5eR:
The closest estimates on the vote to-day
indicate gain on the October election OF
1855. N.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CRAABEBRY sUNNIT, Nov.s.
A. W. CampSsR:
The total vote cast in Portland town
ship to-day is 2Ss. OF these Lincoln re-
ceived 1919, Mcclellan ss-LiucOln's ma
jority 100. D. L.
ROwLEsBURs, Nov. 8.
Editors IntsHigsnez:
There were 2s7 votes cast here, all told;
400 for Lincoln and 81 for Mcclellan
Will hear from the other precincts early In
the morning. C..
NoaindsUHEs, Nov. s.-Returns from the
Court House and one ward are for Lincoln
365, MeoleIlRa 30. Lower MoundsViIle,
Lincoln 1919, Mcclellan 5.
PaTkTSbWEg.-Ii $50, Mcclellan 100.
CTGTkSbtEg.-Lineoln 859. Mcclellan 2O4.
| GrgfIOH-LincOln POI, Mcclellan Ill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
More About the AlbemarIe.

NEw YORK, Nov. s.-The Goldoboro',
N. O.. Journal gives an account of the
blowing up of the Albemarle, not differing
materially from Lieut.. Cushiug's. The
Journal says that she went down in a few
minutes, but the water being shallow her
pert holes are not submerged, and though
her gun deck is few inches under water,
her guns still command the channel. The
injury can be repaired 10 two or three
weeks including the raising of the vessel,
but Plymouth having been captured, all
this will be done not by the rebels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09

s~sHor-on Thursday night of last
week, wm. Parr, residing near JuO. Gaw-
thrOp's in Harrison county, was shot by one
of Capt. Altop's Home Guards. Parr vas
standing IN the front door of Gswthrop's
house aud the family were eating supper
when the fatal fire occurred.
Parr was, as we learn, arrested some
months ago, on suspicion of offence. The
arrest took place at his own house, and as
it was night, the guard determined to re-
main all night in PARIS house. During
the night he escaped and kept out OF the
way OF the Home Guards till the night on
which he was shot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
CongratnlatorH Order.

NGw YoRE, Nov Seen. Hancock has
issued a congratulatory order to his corps
for their good conduct in the affair of the
2Tth. He says newspaper correspondents
not on the field Inisrepresented the affair
as disaster. The corps was in pursuit of
an object distinct from the operations of
the other parts of the army, when it was
attacked ON the flank by large force of
the enemy's infantry, and in the rear by
Eve brigades Of cavalry. The flank attack
was speedily repulsed, disastrously to the
enemy, who lost about 1000 prisoners,
several cOlors and one gun. The attack
on the rear was speedily repuIsed by our
cavalry, under Gen. Gregg. The enemy
expected much from the attack. but gained
nothing
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Up GeIegrapB,
Afternoon Report.
From the Army Of the James

-ANA-- NeAN @44e@AI ~ ~A@S e-AA-NN
-NEw YoRK, Nov. e.-A Tribune's Army
Of he James correspondent, under date of
Nop. 9th, says:
A brilliant little raid has just been made
into Charles City county, by Major Stevens
and Capt. Davenport of Gen. Buffers stan,
with 100 cavalry, They crossed the James
on the LIST instant ct Bermuda Hundred,
and rode out into the country securing 1t
effectively for guerrillas, of which presence
in that neighb0rhood, they had intelligence.
They captured ID, burned two of their head
quarters and brought in some 80 head Of
sheep, 40 cattle and about 20 horses and
mules. They had information before re-
turning that the rebels had started large
party of cavalry in pursuit Of them, but
they managed 70 elnde them and arrived
safely to-day with their plumber.
Major Gen. Peck issued Order No. l, last
evening, in which he stated that in con-
formity with instructions from Headqpar.
ters of the Department of the East, he had
assumed command Of the forces on the
frontier. He also states that no interfer-
ence with elections will be permitted.
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New YORK Market

NIW TORK, November 8.
COFfON-FIrmor with mOdsntS demand a. 81 81
al 81 for Middiing,
0IO IS for Extra State; S1l0II = for EXTTB Il. H
o. and HIl 3O6l2 o. for Trade brands
waEAT-Flrmsr with good demand 81 ISGr No.
Chicago Spring
RYE-QIiet.
BARLEY-DulL
eORN-ie better; 81 GO for mixed Wostsrn-
OATS-QaIet aud very hrTa At SI1Se for western
COEREk-Dull.
SUGAR-QGist: Ouba 1877
MOLAssEs-ouiet; N. o 81 1891 %
PEfROLEUM-ouist AID hrm; CFuds45ci Rednoi
in Bond 6I669c; Rehned Free etaB5e-
PORK-FmmeF but quiet; $50 ~ Tor mosE 81 $50
Al 10 for new mess. cash aud regular Tay, closing
At $lI 62Ik. cash; $3s9S9 for prime and 81 9594s
for prime Iaess-
BEEF-ActiVs and very AFm. Beef Hams urn.
LARD-Firms drstrAtO demand ~ 2l5409ts, inside
price for good Western.
OHRSsE-VeEy arm At 1876.
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~ARour A LoT OF RAILRoAp IRON

E%ABoUr A LOT OF RAILROAD IRoN.-
Considerable excitement has prevailed on
the landing for a couple of days, in the vi
cinity of the steamer Saint Johns, in con-
sequence of legal difficulty in respect to
some railroad iron. 1t appears from the
most reliable information that We can gath
er that some six months ago, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company contracted
with the Messrs. Whitaker, of the Crescent
Iron Works, for about $50, 900 worth of
railroad iron. When the contract was con-
cluded on the part of the Whittakers the
railroad company declined, for some reason,
to receive the iron or at least to pay for it.
Subsequently the Whittakers sold the iron
to the Ohio and Mississippi railroad com
pAny, and while it was being put aboard
the steamer Saint Johns on Monday, the
Baltimore and Ohio Company sued out an
Injunction prohibiting the steamer from
taking any moro of the iron on board and
authorizing the company to take possession
of it. The Sheriff served the process and
soon afterwards several drays and large
number of workmen employed by the COM
pany appeared and proceeded to remove
the iron. A number of the employees of
the boat, of the company and the iron
works, had assembled and considerable
feeling was manifested in the vicinity of the
boat. For some time it was feared that .
riot might result and the Sheriff went to
the boat to prevent or quell any probable
outbreak. During Monday night a dispatch
was received from Gen., Kelley informing
the Messrs. Whitaker that the Government
must have the iron for the repair Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad as a military
necessity. This put new face upon the
transaction and at the instance of the Off
GERS and owners of the Saint Johns pro.
cess was issued to compel the Baltimore
and Ohio Company to pay the freight upon
the iron which the steamer had already
been at some two or three hundred dollars
expense in handling. 1t was proved yes
tesday that in the event of the OOmpany'S
refusing to pay the freight there might be
a conflict between the civil and military
authorities. 'ees.'--
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