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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-29

New YoRK, Oct. 28.-The Commercial
says it is certain that Grant intended a
move about this time, and may have made
it He is more likely to move his left than
his right wing, as successful advance by
the former would render the fall of Pc.
tersburg an event beyond the power Of
Lee to prevent it.
A Charleston dispatch reports that the
blockade running steamer Florinda, from
Nassau, was chased ashore and sunk on
Thursday night last. The Federals fred
l28 shots at the wreck, wounding one Of
the crew. Her cargo was mostly on rebel
Government account.
The Posts Washington special says it is
rumored that Governor Seymour has made
. requi6tion for the delivery of Colonel
North, now in the Old Capitol prison.
General Ricketts, continues to improve.
Secretary Stanton has recovered.
General Franklin is in Baltimore.
A New York State agent mas arrived
from Sheridan's army with the vote of the
New York soldiers. He goes home to-
night
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Ohio River Bridge.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on and after
~ MONDAY the Oath day Of October 1864
the Holidays Cove Railroad Compsny will, under
the authority Of it's charter ON the Legislature
of Virginia and under the Act Of Congress declar-
ing the Railway bridge at Stcubenville lawful
structure, commence the elevation Of the channel
span of said Bridge and for this purpose, IL will DO
L ecessary temporarily to obstruct the three hun.
dred feet designed as a channel-ray.
Attention OF persons engaged in navigation, Is
called to this provision Of the second section Of tho
Act of Congrs 8, "and tho officers and crews Of all
vessels and boats navigating said river, are requir
ed to regulate the use Of their said vessels and
boats and Of any pipes or chimneys belonging
thereto, so as not TO interfere with the elevation
construction and us of said Bridge"
All persons are also not fed that the span next
west Of the channel span Is erected at an elevation
Of sc feet above low water, and there is waterway
exceeding two hundred feet between the piers; and
that the waterway between the piers next east Of
the channel span also exceeds two hundred feet
and that the Roadway here will DO clear as tho
company does not intend - proceed with the erec-
ton of this span until the channel span is complet-
ed and the distractions necessary 10 its erection
removed.
All persons arc notified further, that thi. bridge
il erected without draw and that all the requisi
tons Of the Act Of Congress have been COMPLIED
with by the company.
The erection Of the channel span will BIO O,eeded
with as rapidly as possible and due notice VIII be
given a. TO the time when the obstruction will
be removed.
The Holidays Cove Railroad Company,
oct35-2w By THOMAS JEWE1T, Pres.
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TAXES, TAXES. TAXES.

IN ACCORDANCE with tho PROVISIONS OF an
i Act of the legislature of West Virginia, en-
titled IAN set for the collection Of Taxes" passed
December 7th, 1853, and the provisions Of an or
der of the Board Of Supervisors Of Ohio county,
passed Oetsber 10Th, 1864, hereby give notice
to the taxpayers o, Ohio county, that am now
prepared TO receive the State, County and School
TAKE assessed in the townships within the City
District Of said county, at my Office, under the
Court H,uss, from this 18th day Of October, 1864,
until the first day Of November next and oil such
taxes as have been assessed IN the several town
ships Of tho County District Of said County shall
be prepared to receive at my said Office from the
18th day Of Oosoos, until said lst day Of Novem-
Der next and after said last mentioned date l, or
some Of my Deputies, will wait upon the taxpay-
ers of the several Townships for three successive
dsys-the placs Of payment In each township first
beiLg made known by the posting Of handbills.
And in accordance with the further provisions OF
said act and order, shall allow reduction OF two
and half per eentu q on the State Tax and County
Lew which shall b. paid at my Office or at the
places desienstsd 10 the several Township, as
aforesaid.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
Sheriff Of Ohio County
B.-Psssons having already paid their taxes
will please call inmsdistsly at my ONCE with
their tar receipts, IN order that may refund tN
them two and half per eentum of the County
Lew 90 paid by thom before the passing of the
order Of ths Beard q aupsrvis ors above referred
to. .' ls HtE al ). oHi DUhO,
octl2.tnl .. OC.
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The North Western Bank Of Vir-
ginia, Complainant,

GINA, Complainant.
p;.l 49,. p.nns, In Chancery
I'LL. W.TPP' H. Wowou o. lin the Circuit
nsiII noy 60. usrdn,an Tho Court for Ohio
yUI.S,:Ss S.,;rs., Tno,;tution county.
and Sobriskie Brady, Defend
In pursuance of the Decree of the Court made In
this cause,I shall as Trustee and Commissioner ap-
pointed by the said Court in the place OF said Ga
THE 7TH DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1864,
at the front door of the Court House Of said coun-
ty SELL to the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned, the following described property,
to wit: A part of lot Of ground in tho city OF
Wheeling, situate on Main street, on the east side
thereof and bounded as follows: Beginning at a
point IN the east side Of Maini street, ninety 1--WE
feet and eleven inches southwark Of Market alley
and east of Main street thence south with the east
side OF said Main street. thirty three feet and nine
inches; thence east with q straight line parallel
with Market alley, to an alley in the rear OF said
property thence North with said last mentioned al
lev thirty three feet nine inches; thence with
straightne to the place of beginning being the same
property conveyed to Sid John Bishop by AliIed
Caldwell and wife by do recorded in the Clerks
Office of the late County Court for said county oil
Ohio, and which property is now in the occupancy
of said John Bishop and others.
The terms of sale are one-fourth part of the
purchase money in cash at the time of sale and the
balance of the purchase money in three equal In
stalments ut six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spectively from the day Of SALE with interest from
said time of sale, the purchaser giving bends win
good securi ty for said deferred instruments and the
title being retained until the payment of the
whole purchase money z. JACOB,
Trustee and Commissioner.
October 6, 1864. octI-t'
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In Chancery.
w EST VIRGINIA, Ohio County. Circuit oou

WEST VIRGINIA, Ohio County, Circuit Court,
w September rules, 1864:
and his wife, late widow Of Daniel Zane, deceased.
complsinauts, against Gibson Crapmer and Lean
der Zane, executors Of Daniel Zane, deceased, and
said Leader Zane, Gibson cranmer and wife 0eis'
devisees and legatees Of said Daniel Zane deceased
and Noah Zane Oriof Zane, James W Zane, EbeneIer
W Zane, Learder Zane, Daniel Zane, Anon NC
Swords and wife Indiana, Hans Phillips and wife
Rlisabeth and Gibson Cranmer and wife Della, and
which Noah, James, EbeneEer, CLeander, and Daniel
Zane Indiana Mcswords Elizabeth Phillips, and DELLA
Cranmer, children and heirs at Law ofsaid Daniel
Zane deceased. and Jacob, Walker Hunter, Elisha
Lindsay Daniel List, Rev Alfred PAUL. and The
North Western Bank Of Virginia, defendents.
The object Of this suit is to sell that part OF lanes
Island in said County Of Ohio which belonged 10 said
Daniel Zane declared and which he conveyed to John
List now deceased and Jacob as Trustees TO secure
the payment Of 4 debt 20 the North Western Bank OF
Virginia, and hich debt Is now he Id by the plsinun
Theodore Fink And also to sell the property OF SAID
Daniel Zane deceased. owned BY him la bis hfetime
called "The Homestead" aud which was conveyed 70
Walker Hunter, Trustee, 70 secure the payment OF
debt 70 Elisha Lindsey, and which dbt OF SAID Lind
sew is also owned by said plaintiff, Theodore Fink.
The purpose Of having SAID property sold 70 pay me
said debts.
ana Noah Zane and Orloff Zane, not having entered
their appearance, aad IL appearing from an amdavit
filed in the that they are not residents OF the
State Of West Virginia, on the motion OF the COM
panants by their COUNSEL II is ordered, that they DO
appear here within one month after the due publica-
ton of this order and do what may DO necessary to
protect their interests herein, and that copy OF this
order be published, once week for Tour successive
weeks in some newspaper printed in ihe city Of Wheel
ing and that further copy be posted at the front door
Of the Court House of Ohio County Tor like period
October ], 1864.
A copy-Teste.
z. JACOB, for complainant.
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TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TN pursuance OF y Deed Of Trust made TO me by
L Jefferson l.. Langston, now deceased, aud which
Deed of Trust is duly recorded in the proper Office
of Ohio county tot recording Deeds, ! shall, on
Monday, the 9TH day of November, 1861, at tho
Court House Tor said county, sell, for cash, tho
following property situate on Fifth street in the
City of Wheeling, to wit Lots numbers nino, ten
eleven and twelve. In j d c. Ritchie's adj ion 10
Wheeling and ais, the four adjoining Lots which
are on the east sids Of said lots Nos. g. 10 II and
H. and which four adjoining lots situate in the
al ition to Wheeling, called Buena Vista, and arc
n Imbered seven, eight, nine and ten, in sqnare No.
50, and which property is situated on Fiji street.
and Union street. sass of Fifth street and north Of
Union street. and are now in the occupancy Of tho
family Of vii iau Robinson lately deceased
Il JACOB, Trustee.
Oct. 7, 1864 oct7jts.
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ST. Louis, Oct. 28.-Oficial dispatches
from General Pleasanton gives the follow
ing further information in regard to his
expedition against Price; he marched 90
miles in two days, and fought the last 81
miles; bis force ia less than 5000, while
Prices army is fully 5000. Price has but
one gun lefr and no ammunition, he having
blown up bis train; he also burned 400
wagons to save them from capture. We
have 1000 prisoners and several thousand
stand of arms
General Loban is reported killed. Prices
army is completely disorganizsd, and fee-
ing in all directions. az
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The MCCLELLAN CLUE Room was Allec
to overAowing last evening by AcClellanites
VITO were anxious to hear Gen. Morgan
speak. That gentleman having missed the
connection at GAINESVILLE, was prevented
nom reaching this city. The vast crowd
was ably addressed by R. s. CLARK, ESQ.
and G. II. Mustead, Esq, of Ohio. Both
gentlemen were we'll received, and theiI
speeches listened 70 with undivided atten
ton.
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BALTIMORE, Oct % The military com
missioners to investigate the alleged frauds
in taking of the vote Of the soldiers from
New York, was resumed to day; accused
came into court about one o'clock; he
had no counsel but proceeded in his own
behalf to object to the jurisdiction Of the
court. The prisoner pleaded guilty of bis
having signed certain blanks with the name
of C. 8. Fortune, Aid de Camp, and nc
Others, and as it did not appear that be
was an officer of the State OF New York or
Of the United States, there was, he con-
tended, no crime.
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GEN. GEO w. MoRGAN.-Last evening
about six o'clock the following dispatch Wal
received from Gen. Morgan:
EVANSVILLE, Oct. q, 1854.
.iessrs Bakei d Long:
Just arrived Train missed connection.
Deeply regret it. ...
At the late hour the despatch was re-
ceived, it was impossible to notify the peo-
pie of the detention. and q large crowd wa'
sorely disappointed at the Club Room.
The General has arrived, and will posi-
lively speak at the Club Room this even
ing. We hope the friends Of Mcclellan and
Pendleton will turn out en- masss
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NEW YORK, Oct 2s-Correspondence
has passed between Generals Grant and
Lee concerning the condition of prisoners
on both sides; and it has been agreed upon
to allow supplies to be forwarded to the
prisoners on each side. The mode will
forthwith be adopted
The Herald learns from high military au-
thority that the report of acritical situation
of Shsrmans army in Georgia, is totally
unfounded Atlanta has nearly three
months supplies for its garrison. Alatons
is also well supplied.
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.

The military order issued by Gen Hunter sup
pressing the publication Of The Wheeling kEsis'
rER, having been revoked, and the editors OF the
newspaper Internationally and houorably released
from their unjust Incarceration the issue OF the
REGISTER Is resumed. II win continue to be, ~
hsrstofOre, the advocate of FRnE SPEECH AND
Pass Press, and of all the rights and blessings
pertaining to ..,.n,es7. y
CONSTITUTIONAL LIB RTY.
In the great crisis of our National fate which u
now pending, we believe that the only path to
Safety lies in the election Of GKoRsE B. McCLEL-
Ian. President, and GEoRGK II. PEsDLEroN, Vice
President Of the usitsd States, and to accomplish
this purpose, We will labor sealously in the use Of al
honorable means.
The heavy pecuniary losses to which We have
been subjected as well as the increased cost Of la
Dor and all printing materials, compel US to call
upon the friends of Democracy for increased liber
atty in thspatronoge they give US; especially dc
we urgs them to activity in the circulation Of the
RrslsrER, during the political campaign. L
the people be correctly informed, and our natl, U
Is safe -,.r -.
We will furnish the RBeIsrER 10 subscribers
upon the following
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COOP FOR "LITTLE MAc."-A boat filled
9Th discharged soldiers passed the city
y.yterday, on their way up the river. The
3 AVys cheered Justify for Mcclellan, and
many of our citizens were attracted to the
uyer shore by the loud huzzas. If these
men lad remained in camp, and continued
under the sway of the influences" every
one Of their votes would have been cast,
" counted at least, for Lincoln.
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SALE OF :
Valuable Mill Property
IN THE COUNTY OF MARION.

In THE COUNI1 Or MahlON.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE rendered in
d tho case of A. A N PRICHARD ct. al vs.
VIM B CONAWAY ot al, by the Circuit Court
Of Marion, at the term thereof lot tne
wear 1864, we shall, on the SECOND MONDAY
in NOVEMBER, 1864, before the front door of
the Court House in said county, proceed to sell by
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand sufficient to pay the cost ct this suit and the
expense of sale, the undivided half of large and
valuable steam and water Touring and sawmill,
situated in the town of Warrington on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, in a populous country,
and one we'll adapted to grain growing. These
mills are In good repair, with an excellent steam
engine of ample power and in good running order.
The stream on which it is situated affords ample
water for largo portion of the year. The mills
consist Of two pairs of burrs and an excellent bolt
ine chest; also sawmill attached thereto in ex-
oelient condition and of ample capacity, and all OF
which are 90 constructed a. to run by water OF
steam. .. Z, SM1In,
Also, on the same day, at the same place, shall
sell the dwelling house in which the said Conway
now resdss and which IL attached TO the said mill
property, and forms . valuable appendage there
to. (oct27-ts] FONTAIN SMITH.
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To 81 ExCHANGED.-Colonel A. w. Nc
pouald, who has been confined in the mill
tay prison in this city for several months
past, and who was kept in irons portion
Of the time, will leave here to>day or to-
morrow for Richmond, he having been ex-
s5apgel for Colonel Crook, who was also
placed 10 irons in Richmond.
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For Sale.

COAL BANK. situated on the Ohio RIVER, mile
~ shove Wheeling, comprising $50 acres Of coal ana
80 e 5 acres Of land, which erected dwelling
uses sucient for or 10 fiuilies convenient TO the
coal hank. The hank is in good condition, being
tho .oushly repaired this SUMNER and has railroad
"a ming 70 the and everything neceary TO carry
on On extensive business including bsrees boats and
INES The bank Is also well adapted TO the city coal
business is in good working ORDER with 10 coal cars
Smules blacksmith shop and TOOLS and all utensils re-
ousite TO carrying on coal bank. The coal Will be
sold separately or together with the Land and stock As
the purchaser may desire. Also piece Of land COM
,risiny some acres situated in the town Of Martins
vile, Belmont county, Ohio. on which IS erected
steam saw mill in good running order and frame
avelling; also snail assortment of lumber.
For particulars apply to
WALTER MARSHALL,
semitic no. SO Main st., Wheeling, Va.
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Real Estate for Sale.

viii Be offered at private sale until the It'll day
w Of November 1854 part Of lot No. ll6, situate
an Aha south west corner Of Market Street and Market
Alley fronting g. feet on Market st. running back the
sams distance on tho Alley
n o,cock be cold q Public Auction at the front door
The sbo7s Is the only desirable property for sale On
Tvsn 81 SALx. One third cash, balance in equal
,..m.nts Of 6, II, and 10 months, with interest or
IN ..sh' n the option Of the purchaser Defer
ii navmsuts 70 b secured by deed Of trust For far
thsr particulars inquire OF A. PANNELL.
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-29

New YoRK, Oct, 2S-The Richmond pa
pers of the 25Lh, continue to wall over
Esrly's defeat, and demand his superce>
dence by johnson.
Benjamin has issued paper on U. s.
indebtness endeavoring TO convince Euro
pean capitalists that our notes and securi-
ties are the worst of Investments.