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--Dr; MORGAN, thepauthor of a work on morbid
psychologY, says Hgenius Is q disease OF INC
UtgveS' balsae says II y an inteFmittept teTec
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A RMY SUPPLIRs
orFIcR or AExr cLorMno AND noUfrAsx, ,1
No bOs broadway,

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NEW YoRE, July 81 ia
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and Equpsee N New York oty - ''s'' ~ y ~ s
~ be- ifsst as ana ss eoaes esh ons a 'ss osas
pounds each. - ~ '','' "'1'' T" "'S-
many ,hs, a d,,.s, w vr sasy ~. ~ ~ nsN
nehce ana Nhen they can finisk tisIr dossrss M - -
setting forth 1Sas the Sousct ts hs ssr
giye bonds for tie faithful performances OF the sauna
gnsS ssSss reserves the right TO reject al Sas
aSdpesss5 - rO'osAH or rnasnS
"A''' ~" IasSssssna-colou., n. IT vr,-row.y 4.
-6-(SSs Ivy S''" "eA W o. A-
PROPOSALS. FOR MALLEABI,R IRON CA
= ''lry TRIMMINGS -, ~. i.
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii he rSseveS ~ M. os.
hs mt. ~ August 10 lsei AZ ocoeA r s
z, ~ @ my py,n.s =, .ne observation-disclosures
mentsi .t. -. =, - -. ''''tl4
a. hs F,nltd 9r AAssney; Agency; Mew a % sVV se. g0e
A. M ihe 4. 4Alissnsny Arsenal q goo ssts. @ saaia1
zach sci Is 10 consist Of tbs nmbers Of eaos s,os A.
iwO S0 sss sSs m nna e9s s n9w s &
be seen AZ se avs w sp bn e aae model
ms sde C ihe oesi quality Of msesbe ircn the tonsues
the cleaned castings and the nish and diusnsons oe se
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, , ueh % veaneu snu neeo Itom ~ spsaet
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bhaers VII state ne arsenal or arseneh where they
AZ " M & ahu ~ se number p. seps they PROPOSE
~ t & 70 ioreue OF the number ne may an V dcvcr
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Innrn 10 tb nsnsy,ment 70 Ky AZ; ane mao ~
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Ihe puoer WI oe required 90 accompany ms PROPOSE
% ~ ~ ~ t M sisneo ~ t"o esponslpe petsonA
~ ~ CUE n vu ~ De hecepssu, nc WIN Az once ekeoues
ties in sum equal TO the amount Of the contract 20 do
NI he aIueeh pIoposea IN conformity with ue tofu-s
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AUCTION SALES.
MAcKRY,s AUCTION ROOMS, No. s2s

ATACKRY's AUCTION ROOMS, No. s2e
Ul MARKET sirceL
UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
war DEFAKrNEsr, CAvALRr BUREAU,
OHFtOg or CIuEF QUAErPnsAsrEa,
WASHINGTON, ID. q, July n, 1885.
be sold at Public Auction, 70 the highest bidder at
THIDAY, August 8. lse4 100 Cavalry H,rsss
TUESDAY, August 2, 1864, 100 Cavalry Horses,
Ihese hOrsee have Seen condemned ~ whit for tho
cavalry service OF the army
70, r9ad and farming purposes, many good bargains
Terms cash. In United States currency. -
Lieutenant Colonel aud chief Qusr,ernaster
aul-7t Cavalry Bureau.
UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
IN Horses.
wan DgfARTNRSr,
CAvALRT BUREAU,
oYIIoE or CIuEF QuARrERNAsrER-
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 4, 1854.
VIII be sold at public auction the highest Bidder 81
the timee and places nsmed below =
LEBANON. Pa THURSDAY, July IL, 1884.
ALTOONA, IA, THU RSnAi, August Z, t2ef.
WIIIIAMSPORT, Pa. THURSDAY, AUGUST II, LsG4.
TWO HUNDRED (2oo) CAVALRY HORSES al each
place.
These Horses have been condemned As unit for the
cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may be
Horses sold singiy.
Terms-cssh, In United States Currency.
JAMES A, EKIN,
US-bW Cavalry Bureau.
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TNvALIDs AND OONvALEsCBNTs.

TNVALIDs AND O0EVALEsCENTs.
NyALIDs AND coNvALEsoENTs.
Inyalids and Convaiescents
tnvallds and Convalesccnts,
Especially
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH
VIII find our WIN nndour WIN hud our
California Wines, California Wines
California Wines, California Wines
California Wines, California Wines,
peculiarly valuable In all Of nguor and great prog
trAuon OF strength
Ask Ask Ask Ask Ask
Ask Ask Ask Ask Ask
Ask Ask Ask Ask Ask
Drs. McCleIlAnd, oebhard, Jackson,
(ofthe Pennsyivsuia University,
Herring, Berens, Groves, HArtshorus
sehmOle Williams, Hartley, NoidhSrd,
Wilson, Tlndal, Yinal Pondoy,
Noble, Knou, Maryland, Turuer,
and other leading physicians what they think OF the med-
cnh virtues of California wines These gentlemen pre-
scribe brands and of the benefits patients
receive from their useI
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY,
D26-lm No. a 8. FIFTH street, above Chestnut.
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sNER. AUCTToNKER. WILL SELL, THIS
ni Carpets, SOFA Peds. Bureaus. chairs, Yaoies,
,ss, Beds.eads, Beds and Bedding, Mattresses,
't"ves Mirrors. Cutlery and Plated Ware; also
ton Beds'ced
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LEGAL NOTICES.

|ro A PERSON NAMED OLIVER OR HIS
J, person ci tie above name left Scotland a
Wears &C, bs supposed, and be or his lawful
III much a vantage if Identified W th IN q limit.
IL usrs,r fsferrei 10 on his ISSUE wi please ad
n y ie,,cr or letters 60 Nr. X. ELS, w. Enin.
| the folio wig phftieulsrs, VIZ Ills tuli name
|,st rart oil scotland he lett and wien he lett,
| Ie ieft alone or with whom he lett, With whom
scotland when Young AMI where he went
az ,vsrc hls ~ iatons or connections; aso his
Aithounh identNcalion is necessary within =
-, ,he time IL net 80 limited a. 70 render any
-, /, tn,e, view ppccss1ry, aud i is not desired
Ion sLouis utur the trouble aud etpcnso o.
ma serlcstton eitheI Ia The prcsant rsar or "
Feeding fear,
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merry. &C.. AT AUCTION, AT WINDSOR
~, Conn.,, on the1leth day Of November next, all
|fnery, Tools aud Fixtures Of the Ia, &c Machine
Il Armory. together with the Real Estate Water
II. belonging to the subscriber at the above place
ncrs aud tools w'ii be sold separately. 4 fuil
Q. the same cen be o5,ained by applying to Muir
bertg stree New YORK. or 10 B. W. Andrews
Losks, Conn.,, or to the subscriber, boz 1888 New
o.ice O BURT
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ypsT PUBLISHED. . .
81 Dr rontalnes Popular Trease on Nervous DEBILITY
r. Eo,tsines opusr Treatise Structures OF The Urelha
mr. Fonainea Popular Treatise Diseases oi the Bladder
SAINT free 10 my address gbe'Os, sisnp
HENRY u fONtAfNEM NJ ID
CnnsullnF ronns 7lu proadwAy.
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az COOK AIrcTroNEER

ssE COOK. AUCTION
HORSES, WAGONS. SLEIGHS, kc
4. day, at O'Clock at salesrooms lil Broadway 4
ecky Mare years old. long name and tail, sound,
eente in all harness and under the saddle ia worry
sold only for wan, of use. Also second hand Rock
Ion. double Harness Sleigh Ladyis Saddle &c.
DuGHTYw AUoTIOSEER, WILL SELL THIS
II v at lOa O'Clock, Mt Saesroom 70 Nassau street,
assortment of Household Furniture, Carpets, Far.
Sofas Chairs, Bureaus. Washstands, Bedsicads,
,resses, Book Csses Certrc Tables, Gas Fixtures
8 Cherry Gad Blackberry Brandy, set of D0ubl Q
IlderS llre pro Sg re. .c.. &c
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ii. A. FULLER, Attorney for Mortgage.

IVES, AUCTloNEER-suP FlRsT CLASS
rday November S at II O'Clock, at c46 Broadway--
rs Glass Furniture con listing In part Of Bedstcsds,
ables; Library bookcases, 10 Bullets Wartrobes,
e-a-Glaces, Paror Suits In brocade, brocatel reps
orary and Dining Room Suits, Hall Stands, Rockers
iounges, Chars, Etaseres, &c, now on exhibition,
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aoGAsT. THIS DAY. AT IC,s
| ,a. ~ the Auction Rooms No. North William
.nsehold Frrntaie. mahogany SOFAS, Lounges,
'rtr, Hl1 yards English 0eicth, l4o ine framed
s. ocloth. Rris.asds, Beds and Beddn. lot
subber Clothing. Window Curta l od Piano
ssy. scrrei work Horse. bay Pony Horse, fast
3arranted sound and kind; Buggy, Wagon and
ess. &C.
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n4w ryBLIcArioNs.

, pffYstOLOglCAL VIEW OF MARRtAGE-CUN
N ttnirg eary 80 pages and 10 nne plates ana en
raynks OF the human oigaua IN stae OF
lea III and dttcasc with ucat se on eait eiiOf ~ co
plor consequence upon lbe mind nhd body VITA The
ttrqleut-thc Ouig rational aud suCcess
MI oan Of cure shown bt the report OF cases treated
truth adviser the married aud hnss contemplating
msrrare who would know their peysoa oond ilon sents
tree oi pOtagc to auy address on rereipt" ~ ca ~
4 Abnnv N NJ
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F'5 SALE -RlCHARD WALTERS, AUCTION
|ls this day. Al IL o'clock. at l22 Tenth avenue,
Fistur s of lilaor store. A'se fixtures Aso
bid premises JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
IN. DEPUTY.
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Ard scHFNCK, AuorroNBRR.

I ELEGANr HORSES AND VICTORIA
ard Schenck, this day, Nov. 5. at O'Clock. at bis
m, so Liberty street an elegant span of orscs
ads high, six and en- years old, warranted per-
kuud kind and gentle; slso elegant Victoria bull
yser h Baldwin, but little used; also an eiogan
Double Harness elegant Dress Blankets. Whip, SC.
been, between the hours OF and 10 a. NJ, at the
ltable "A West Twelfth street.
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AMusEME rTs.

~
A cADEMy or raUsic.-IrALiAS SorERA:sAaa,ss9 a9
n 'rsslS. rSSA9 iszToaio.YJ so, M 4 osaas "'NSA
aF.sn 6aaSAlf SAhs shHoG5f mHJsfES
her character Of Lucrss In Donsss ssAas sssss
LUCaEzIA BoRGiA
casoza ccsSe III sSsscs e ssscssa''4 with ' s'A 'A' including
wEIHLrca DyBsEuk
oAs !; q & n sssssTsS Si ;ss.r.
oso,s m open open e is % com 9s.nes a. o',e.
ana ~ me princ'p,l mus'c stores
A oADsMY or MUSIC ITALIAN OPERA
TTALIiN oPfGx-wlSiGG sh1sos
lac Aeaasmg aSa w oss 1sa
ON MONDAY. nov IL t8s.
THE REGULAR WINTER SEASON
Of Italian Opera. which will 18Th ~ pecsu.
bsr at,er which The cOmpany haa by contract
Among .as p.o%insn. aovssa aud ss;i.a. y 10
ueve' yet produced Inn y Ame{Eipa s{ s{a,sr1Aso
and Aubors new version Of hs spsrslng 'pers.
fes tho Italian stage has rssi.s ana saosl,,sssa
The % but has no less 4 Ssr y
has therefore quite tho value q fresh opera and as sacA
VIII be taken tho opportunities afforded dipsy q
an sf SRA FRA oAvoLo
aud for each the stronges. cast haa been assigned
pie osss" % .t q
lists Introduced and discovering the general grsngh OF ne
a company engaged The director has the satsfscos
70 say thai the leading artists whom he ntrot,oed iey
weeks ago are nov acknowledges on All sides 10 elua
not to srpass the ustrous OF their pgelecc sors IN
the winch the presept nes
appeared may be worth white 10 state here that trS
the sfeatesl legitimate obtained at hnorp
eau Opera House tnasmuoh ss the paving puolc were ieS
free 20 critciss to approve dsHpproye without being
idiced advance by preliminary plhla snl the pnSs
iicstion OF sensation biogra aphes OF the at'sls
Every precaulon has taken seealna
manufacture Of applause By tntere,tsh caqie such
has been often employed former times ka Occs
either by the artists themselve, II 10
with increased Confluence therefore, that ht Dr.ctor
tends thanks for the accorded To ths
Opera and he anticipates that the kind reception Obtained
by the principal Lbers OF the win stinu
them brilliant exertioos before their now
friends "a the operas to be produced beielI e, oro
viii be received to-day and the oow0g tDnr days Al The
box Office OF the Academy OF Music
regular sale Of secured for single night VIII
commence On Thursday November TO- at the rsnar ockes
oiIooH
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|TioN NoTICR-E. ROTH, AuCTIONEER.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

|IRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE. j. C. H..
rEBBINS, auctioneer, will expose at public SALE At
on Saturday November S, 1854 at III O'Clock in the
bn. all the Furniture. Beds Bedding, Ear Fixtures,
II Furnure nc in the hotel, situated at the Four
+, and valued at $1,000 Parties wishing to attend
can take the Staten Island boat which leaves New
O'Clock
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AN ELEGANT SADDLE HORSE

hu Mare long tail, I5la hands high six years old,
al gentle a emo saddle or driving horse. Also a
my IA hands, six years old, warranted perfectly
ind and gentle; has been used By children.
Also
ELEGAET HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS:
lare l3ls hands high. six years old very stylish,
driven BY lady ali summer Also four seat
single Harness. Blankets. Whip, &C.; have been
4 J 10 months; the property OF agentleman having
|.rf use FOR them.
long tau bay Horse, l5S1 hands high, sound, kind
lie, eight years old.
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EALUs AT AUCTION.
BURNHAM. AuCrIokEER.
MIFflE

p BgRSaAM,; lIA,a AncfIosEkR.
HOUSEHOLD
IrINGs. sTATUARY, DRAWING ROOM FURRI.
MIRRORS BR0NEks AND MANY RARE AND
LY WORKS OF ART AND ARrICLkS OF VIkTu,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
nth street, between Filth aud Sixth avenues sale
wing kooms-EIegant Parler Suits Etsgeres. Book
MS shades. Oh Paintings, stsiasry, bronzes, sevres
MAGNfricsNT RosEWoob PI1SofoRrs.
.Cover, Canterbury Muse Books. Hat Stand 0ilcoth,
! Buffet Extension Table. Chambers-Bureaus Bed.
Wardrobes. Commodes, Blankets. Sheets Counter
Har aud Spring Mattresses. Carpets.
TioN NOTICES ROTH, AucTIoNEER.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSEkEEPERS
properly OF the late DR. W. s. Richards will be sold At
auction this saturday morning, Nov g, nj ii
fn Filih aud sixth avenue' consisting OF handsome
| Is and Ingram CARPETS two beautiful Parlor Suits
! M rich French satin hrocatei God Elagere,
french plate back aud d. ors;
FORTE STOOL AND COVER. COST $3.50;
rosewood aud bacs walnut marble top Table Turk
sy Chars aud Lounses. Reception Chars. Bronze
rich Lace Curtains OIL Paintings. rosewood aud
and Hair Mattresses. Blanke s. Glass China and Sill
re, Table Cutlery, 60 Sale positive rain OF shine.
IT, L SMITH, AUo hBR-oyER $4,000
rect, between Sseoni and Third AVENUES, consisting
magnificent Pianoforte elegant Parlcr suits. Oi
,es, Easy Chair, Bureaus, Washstands. Centre Ia
irrors, Cutlery, Crockery and everything necessary
sekeeplng.
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AsTROLO0Y.


ro,,nNR FOR ALL WAC CONSULT MISS VEL.
ryNnTtlN inc only lady who gives true mi crmahou
90 no has Inc and Arab 40 alsmans Tor love-
"faohul husbsnd insurng succcss IN all business al.
fa,rs ana are guaranteed tor life. toi AKth avenue
.u.uptcp THE REAL bAsTROLooER-POINr
- vonr amenities and warns you u all futurcdanger
IN trsvclng by land. causes speedy marriages.
sss DC very Will MAJ ~, ma shows hkcness
~ risy,,c az yoar uded Good luck wealth, health
ana long itfe 10 who consult him c rcycsis Asons an
mnc, E1 New YORK Post oBce. Cell 81 l25aBleeckcr
70 .'rec. ec ncsr wooster Ladies' 5ec. gentlemen o.
.rosrss,sa MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
N daunhter VITA natural GIT oi toiesght te row
-, IVA agen Vol wli even ynuf hou ghts Magic
IN yll hcr equal MOTTO be found Shows
i'as ~ vonr intruded husband Isl Ludlow street,
q =" s'nr. from Houston sreft Gentencn GOT admitted.
yp,SYrE W psVPoRrH FORMERLY OF BOSTON,
y Uiaivoyan,, thysoa" s"' i'op"''0 "ea'u"' wv
Warcdet pste
sp poot,AN. CLAiRvOYAST, 9io BRoApwAY-
M rorsn,tion from tai Ladies 81 gentlemen, 81
st.1,vgpcnt aud future tofetoid
,,nauEw wALTERs, CbAtRv0vANr NAY he SEEN
M !, No. rnom4 4ij Canal street, on sictress busncs
s,',ss 4 n or sloleu snd gives lucky numbers Terms
uln-Urte,
a,.pAME j. 9ig WILLIAM STREET. CORNER or
M Ncw chambers mey be appned TO IN all matters Of
love ma,rlmon1 pupcry aud trouble OF any Kind what
n,ap oniarSAl, MADAME BYRON, FROM rARts :
Il u,cs,psi Sprtuss Mcatcsi and Business Clair oy'
snl toown has never aiirg eoret to canse stee
nsrisars Uace $40 Fourth avenue near Tventf'tourh
street Ladies' ~ cents
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ry,uU.roy on .MnArc NIBLoS 9ALOOM
l EroSy TUESDAY ysd aud s.,ura.s, A. 5s'oIock 2 NJ
SATURDAY, Nov. q, 1864, .-.
NOS AIITRES -
Comedy iu three sets by Pol Mercer. ~
Theatre ONCE 67s Broadway (sround noor opposs ~
Lafarge House
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rrug UELASARa LACKAwAENA AND WESTERN
i Railroad Company General once 50 william street
YORK; Nov ls6iThe transfer books OF this compa
viii be closed until tnu oe'ock ~ Noyember H. ~
order the Board OF Managers A. ODELl. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1864-11-05

WILLiaMsBUEo GAsLIGHT coMpANY's scRIP
w torty per cent paid unI for sale pays ten per
JOHN b. MURRAY. II Broad street.
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sEYPPINu,

GrEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL TouCnING
= = at Queenstown fCorx harbor) The Live pool, New
iort sno Phllane pha steamship COMPANY Unasn Incl
carving he United states mats intend despstcning their
luh ~ powered Clyde built iron steamships as follows
clrs 0h MAkCuEsrER ........ Saturday. November Y
enn every sacceedpg Saturday noon from a. North
The New York herald., 1864-11-05

r ,,2 RRoApwAY-TUg UTMOST VALUE rAtD
a for piamonds Watches riae. jove!s uDtical Inlru
mania &c aiis prlyate rooms unce hours from W 70
J m BARRtNqFH ~ 3ro,iwsy toon III
The New York herald., 1864-11-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICE ).

oCON nnO TO LoAN-Ar SIX PER CENT, ON
Ss)UU.UUU New York city property. Apply TO
JoSrPH MASON, No. 5x Pine street, rooms 10 and H.
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FINANCIAL.

A LII CLAIMS AND BILLS AGAINST THE UNITED
n states government. OF whatsoever description pnr.
chased or coeeted by WALDEN WILLARD q MoiL
vAIEB, IL Bread street. New York
The New York herald., 1864-11-05

ITsIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD .ooarANY
10 The STOCKHOLDERS OF THR UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
call for instA Of dYc per cent the capital
stock Conpany this day. parable to
the treasurer. oiice OF the Company, Is william
street. York before the 18th day or November
noxt By order OF the Board. JOHN A. DIX, President
JoaA j. CISCO. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1864-11-05
DRTROLEUM OIL STOCKS,
i IN FIRST CLASS COMPANIES, FOR SALE,
By ALBERT III. NICOLAY, NO. 81 William street.

DORCHESTER COPPER AND LEAD MINING STOCK
~ agant ten per cent Brooklyn city pay pro-
pef,y Fer further particulars apply at the 0fce Of r.
HAkTOG, 20 Cedar street.
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PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.
PRESIDENT,
vENANGO COUNTY, PENN

Capital stock 5000. .0O0
In shsrcs Of o. each value.
Subscription price - :. - per share
Being In full pay men fer - share No further. call
assessment to be made.
100000 shares reserved tor working capital.
The New York herald., 1864-11-05
WATCHES. JE EwnLRr. 80.

PRIVATE GENTLEMAN OF MEANS Will. MAKi
"A the most liberal advances on Diamonds Watches, 81
ycr r.te and crmeats at 3s pcrccut An transac
lions I'D nicaons strictly couadontal Address Il
Bsylls, station u.
The New York herald., 1864-11-05

CT nnn TO LoAN-oN PROPERTY IN NORTH
Dl.GOU western tatt OF tue CITY,
ID. s. HALL T65 Eigkih avenue, n Z
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09
To . Escue.

~ ,bc holy hours of the peaceful n' r nnnosc
When others cares arc hush " IN So:,
IN commenting dreams to EscrF Tec''s
The sad account of my gathering , r
A.. when the sun, with returning i's"' os
Forth from the east his slor'ousJo"'",'
Nv dreams to tell is all my poor ue's'
With accents such as EscrE never N"O"
And when bright phGh''s' ft0" A'' '
throne, ,;,.
Sends ray, direct upon the saeFe"'SO'''
And though from morn till night "eep "''
moan, al
Returning night rcncrs my dreamy '0'''
And in the dreamy tale perseSefe'
And glory in the near approaching s"- ,.;,
Whom Heaven and EScuE my complaints W.
hear,
And satiate my long sangHineo"s SOUL
". II. \.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09
Oil in Ohio. .

1t appears from the following opinion Of
Professor WILLIAMS that there is y grand res
cryoir of Petroleum underlying Ohio, Indiana
and kentucky, as we'll as Pennsylvania and
West Virginia:
Professor L. D. Williams, Of Allcghany
College. Mcadvillc, Pa is engaged at present
in investigating the geological evidences Of the
existence. of Coal Oil in Southern Ohio. II
is his opinion, we understand, that it will be
found rs abundant there as in Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, and that the coal oil re-
gion extends into Southern Indiana, forming
a district Of which Cincinnati is nearly the
geological center. The scientific deductions
Of Professor Williams are the more valuable
that he has made the geological conformation
Of coal oil lands speciality, lrin., MS he does,
within sight Of tho celebrated Oil Creek and
its famous wcllS-Cfn. Commcrr1aL
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09
Witcher for Mcclellan.

AMOS WORKMAN, Of Company G, 9TH West
Virginia Cavalry, who was captured and
psrolcd about month since, came in week
ago, and says that after Witchcr was defeated
st Winfield, two weeks ago, no retired to
Logan Court House, whore DO went into
camp. Being acquainted with Workman,
and bearing that no was at homo in Boone
county, Witchcr sent for him, and mado the
following proposition ;-"lfyou will 80 into
Charleston and get Mcclellan tickets, como
back here, and open Mcclellan polls at this
placc, will retire with my forces, and you
shall have pcaccablc election. I shall wait
until after tho election, and If Lincoln is
elected, our cause IS gone up, and and my
command will come in and take the oath.
shall not 50 back to Richmond, for it is a
sl.ughtcr-pcn there"
He was under the impression that he was
fek$ng too regiment, st Winfield, where 50
men defeated him. rs, in .r........ .
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09
The Execution last Friday.

Private WV. II. BOWER was 4 mciN"ei VI
Company H, 36th Virginia Volunteer ln'aa'F!'
deserted the rebel army, and gave hlmSei' up
10 Capt. John Bowycr at Winfield VINO '"'''.,i-
isteIrd the Oath Of Allegiance 10 him. lie
remained around home awhile, STOLE horSe
from his uncle, Capt: John Bowyer, and went
into the rebel army. &c was captured alter
warls, and tried by military commission at
Charleston, West Virginia, March -, 1oof'
for violating the Oath Of Allegiance, found
guilty, and sentenced to be shot TO death.
The sentence was approved by the President
Of the United States, and ordered to lie earned
into effect. in obedience to order: from
Headquarters, Department of West Virginia
he was executed on Friday, November !, at
IL o'clock, n.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09

e. Qua thanks s.c DIS to tho GcmpoSs Dis.
patch for its kind and scnucmAnly notice Of
the;JounSAL. It seems like our neighbqr the
: Republican, to consider Unconditional Union
ism . c7fsaS and has been mislead into the
impression that the pcoplo Of the Knn,wha
valley arc al rebels. 1t as much mistaken
gtherc rs in saying that Mr.. James Newton,
Esq, editor Of tho Kanawha HtpnuIoan, has
been elected senator in the Kanawha district
oyce his opponent. Grcenbury Slack" We
q say ts pepk hcrs are Onion. But being a
Buckeye and discharged soldier ourselves We
have 10 pate.ee with Ohio Traitors.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09
State Election.

The entire State ticket had 10 opposition
and of course were elected.
Col. X. V. WIrALEY is undoubtedly elected
though we have not yet learned his majority
GREENnuY SLACK, ESQ, was elected STATE
Senator from this District by j"fy eiyAtmaj
GRITTY over Mr.. NEWTON. Clay Countysav'
the latter tGo, Putnam Mree, and Mason. fd"'
majority over Slack, hut old Kalhwha, whcl'
they both live, gave Mr.. Slack fifty sevtH maj
GRITTY, notwithstanding the "infrrncc' thai
he was "ineligble."