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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-19

The eieven guns captured from tBe fsbeli
BY Sheridan bad arriseI at Wincbester
and on Friday two more came in. They
were formerly United States guns, and
were probably obtained at the seizure Of
OUT afsenals By the rebels. 1yN9Ss
sSksridan was sending inflsrge droves oi
captured oxen, sheep, etc.
The destruction Of barns, mills, etc, was
going on, and the rebels will no longer be
able to maintain thems Ives in the Valley.
A considerable force Of our troops bad
been sent to Front Royal to guard the
railroad which is to be opened to Manassas
Junction, so as to secure tur communica
ton with Alexandra. The repairs have
already been completed to Rectortcwn.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ia gentleman who
left Sheridan's army yesterday reports that
the rebels 1--we reoccupied Fishers Hill, on
the left Of the position carried by General
Crook, and are erec,iRJ firii6cations there.
Our troops are in the neighborhood OF
Strasburg,
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From Europe.

New YoRK, Oct. l8.rThe steamer Afri-
CO arrived to-day.
The continued success of Sheridan gave
decided confidence to the friends OF the
Union.
The Confederate. Loan fell to ST, but raj,
he'd to So.
Bells Life says neither Mace nor Coburn
can claim the stakes, and'ali bets are off.
It advises Coburn to accept Mace's chal.
lenge to fight in England, and says it was
Clearly Cobufn'e fault that mo referee was
chosen, and blannes his frienls for not OBJ
serving secresy.
n. Mereier, the French minister to
W ashington, has been transferred to Mad
rid, and M. Ohateaubriand appointed as his
successor. at9gsM siaRa91Asa8
The Pope shows hostility to the Franco
Italian Convention.
Continued inactivitysis reported in Eng
lish commercial and fnsnciaf circles.
The u~nfavorable Bank returns, showing q
heavy fall in the reserve of notes had dis,
PEELED the hope of q reduction in the rate
of discount. and led to apprehensions Of a
farther rise. b. ss'f's tA'
Funds heavy. Demand for money active.
ADDITIONAL NEWS PER sTEAMER SCOTIA
The Army and Navy Gazette says it is
plain to oil that these are dark days for the
south, but it thinks there is still a good deal
of fight in the C~onfederacy.
Weekly returns from the Bank Of France
show q decrease in cash of eleven and a half
million francs. 1IqFnl
Bourse lower 65E. Csc.
There are various statements as to the
I rogress of the Vienna conference. G Moth
ing intelligent or reliable.
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4adg7BYbtH,
-7F5s{55NTTHgeA5SEfR . i5sl'
Local andeqStates News.

Tuv SYNOD OF WHEELING has Just clossd
;ts onnusl session in the Second Presbyte-
20, Church Of Steubenvills, Ohio. The
pov J. R.. Dundass, D. D., was chosen
Moderator, the Rev. MI" Armstrong tenn
.,,rs Clerk and the Rev. j. s. Marquis
nernanent Clerk.
All the deliberations of the body were
.na,,ted with the utmost %unan.u.i md
harmonr. the closing session, especially
tho c,uss of Foreign Missions was
"a,.r ..ousideration, was marked by the
Ea.t feeling and much devout and solemn
emotion
The necessary preliminary steps were
,olor n transfer the endowment fund of
The senodical q. e, Washington) College
70 the new United College offs ashington
and .Jeferson, when the consolidation Of
.be.o Institutions shall have been consum.
mated by the requisite legislation, and a
.borter from the Legislature of Pennsyl
ronia It is the most sanguine expecta.
non not only of every membero Of the Synod,
hut # all The friends of liberal education
and sound learning throughout all this re-
Dion that by the union of these two coli
leocs a first class college shall be establish
ID. fully equipped with all requis lite ap-
piances to tarn out the most finished
scholars. IA iEG.f.
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Hood Destroys % Miles Of Rail
Rehabilitation Surrendered

NASHVILLE, Oct. l8.-Hood's army has
destroyed the railroad for % miles between
Tunnel and Ressoc, also between Big
Shanty and Alatoona.
The rebel commander demanded the
surrender of Resaca, threatening death to
the garrison if the demand was not accesd
ed to. The commander Ool. Weaver, 9Th
Ohio, refused to surrender. After some
brisk skirmishing the rebels withdrew.
The enemy advanced upon Dalton,
which was surrendered, without a 9hot be-
ing fred, by Col. Johnson, 44th 0. s. @
troops, who CT uld have easily held the towr
if so disposed
The Tunnel at Tunnel Hill was unmolest
ed, though the cars and buildings at the
station were destroyed. From this point
Hood went southwest On the road he was
confronted by the 4th corps at Snake Creek
Gap; severe fighting ensued, result not OBJ
tainable.
Beauregard is reported as commander In
chief of the army of Mississippi. Hood
being only in command of his department
Sherman is watching every move of his an
tagonist, and important operations may be
expected soon from that quarter. .t
A despatch this morning reports
Hood at Sommerville. No reinforcements
HAYS reached him, and his militia have
nearly all deserted him.
Prominent military men believe the reb
cl movements will result in a disaster tc
them.
A rebel force is reported at Cedar Hill
near Springfield, Tenn, under Holmes, who
opened a recruiting camp there.
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New YORK, Oct. lS.-The Richmond
Wing of the 18th says, the Petersburg
Express of yesterday says: =
Our army is calmly awaiting advance of
the enemy on the right, fully prepared to
receive him when such a move is attempted
though no disposition has been shown to
attack our position there, since the late
reconnaissance, yet it is believed that the
silence Of the last few days is but the quiet
that proceeds the outbreak. 1t is not un-
likely that an attempt will be made to
flank our works as we think the enemy is
fully satisfied of the fruitlessness Of all
efforts to take them by assault. At the
present moments ssysthe Express, attention
is directed to the north side OF James River
where a heavy engagement seems not at
all unlikely. 1t is known that Grant las
largely reinforced the forces already there
within the last 2 or 3 nights, it is not i'm
probable hat when fighting commences we
shall have it at both ends of the line.
I The Wing, referring to the destruction of
rebel property in the Shenandoah Valley,
says: The foul work is going IN by orders
of Gen. Grant to destroy everything that
will sustain life In the Valley. There Is
one effectual way, and only one that we
know OF, to arrest and prevent this and
every other sort of atrocity, and that is to
burn one of the chief cities Of the enemy,
say Boston, Philadelphia or Cincinnati, and
let it's fate hang ever the others as warn
ing of what may be done and will be done
to them if the present system of war ON the
part of the enemy is continued. il We ere
asked who shall and how can this be done,
We answer nothing could be easier. Amill-
ion of dollars would lay the proudest city
OF the enemy in ashes. Ths men to execute
the work are already there. There would
be no difficulty in finding here or in
Canada suitable persons to take charge Of
the enterprise and arrange il. Details of
twenty men, with plans all p~reccncerted
and means provided, selecting some dry
windy night, might fire Boston in q hun
dred places. They might retaliate on Rich.
moud, Charleston, &c. Let them do 30 if
they dare. 1t is a game at which w can
beat them. New York is worth twenty
Richmonds, and they havea dozen towns
to our one, and in their towns is conferred
! yearly all their wealth
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FROM ACCOUNTS in our exchanges it would
cen that any number Of females, dressed
in soldiers clothes are going about propos-
,Dr themselves as substitutes for drafted
men. We would warn all mayors of mu
inequalities, all captains of companies, all
origad,er generals in the army, against
h,se ,eeming sweetlg singing syrens who
wear snort and ambroZial hair and bob
aiicd drawers, Without doubt they are
county jumpers. Look out for them.
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The North Western Bank of Viz
GINA, Complainant.

The North Western Bank of Viz
GINA, Complainant.
john Bishop, Andrew ] PANEL, An Chancery
Aar n Kelly, John Howell, Ca IN ~ vat ~.
briel Jacob, George Hsrdman, the Cont tor oa'o
Whselidg Savings Institution, county
and sobriskie Brady, Defend
ants.
In pursuance of the Decree Of the Court made In
this cause,I shall a. Trustee and Commisjons1 sp-
pointed by the said Court, in the place Of aid Ga
'''' The aii9 aTs 4 DAY Of NovKMBEB, 1864,
at the front door Of the Court House. Of said coun.
ty sell, 10 the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned, the following described property,
to wit: A part Of q lot OF ground In the city Of
Wheeling, situate on Main street, On the east side
thereof. and bounded as follows: Beginning at .
point IN the east side Of NainI street, ninsty-fvs
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 . straight line parallel
with Market alley, to an alley In the rear Of said.
propertyi thence North With aid last mentioned al
Icy thirty three feet pine inches; thence with Q
straightline to the place Of bsginning bsing the ssms
property conveyed to said John Bishop b. Alfred
Caldwell and wife BY de- d rseordsd IN the Clerks
ofbce OF the late County Court Tor said county Of
Ohio, and which property b now In the occupancy
Of said John Bishop aud Others.
The terms Of sale are one-fOurth part Of The
purchase money In eash at the tine d sale and the
balance OF the purchase money in three equal In
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spectively from the day Of sale, With intsrest from
said time of sale, the purchaser gistag bonds With
good security for said dsfsrsdiastalnsnts and The
title being retained until the payment Of the
whole purchase UQpey. 4. jACUb.
trustee and CsmmiasionG.
October 8, 1854. oc0-ty
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81 EaWH&M h-HEaanN|F2
Cotton-Dull, heavy, and SAGE lower, 1t
81 1sal 20 for middling.
Flom--State and Western heavy and
Use lower. Quotations: Ss 85as for
extra State, 50 T5al0 Is for extra round
hoop Ohio, and $40 S0al1 SO for trade
brands. The market closed heavy and an
settled, with no buyers at the outside quo>
tations. t 80
Whisky-Lowsr, at 81 73al "a for
State and Western.
Wheat-Heayy, unsettled, and i0al5c
lower; Chicago spring, 81 7s, and 1900
bbls choice amber Kentucky 1t 80 IL.
Rye-Steady, at 81 50 Or Wsstsrp.s
Corn-Heavy and 2s3c lower, At 81 51A
I So for mixed Western, closing with no
buyers above 81 604.
Oats-Lower, al s6a87c for Western.
Cofee-Quiet and steady.
Sugar-Scarcely 30 firm. at 2lc for Porto
Rico, and l5ial9Ac for Muscovado; Ha-
vana, Zoe.
Petroleum-Dull and decidedly lower,
at 44s45c for crude, 6ss67c for refined, ::in
bond. tJtif NtH
Pork-Heavy and decidedly lower, .,
S39a40 for mess, $4la42 for new mess,
cash and regular way, closing at 81 Is,
cast, 1888 6Oa39 for prime, and $42a42 %
for prime mess.
Beef-Dull, at $Tal2 for country meas,
Sl3al1 for repacked mesa, ind ST. 50s
% so for extra mess.
Lard-Less active and lower, at 2Oa22-
inside prizes for inferior.
Butter-Dull and neayy, at SOa36 fsl
Western and 37a45 for State.
Cheese-Quist and dropping, at l2A22c.
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WHFfuNe DAILY REoIsTFR.

The military order Issued by Gen. Hunter, sup
pressing the publication Of the Wheeling RIars-
TEE, having been revoked, and the editors Of the
newspaper Internationally and houOrsbly released
from their unjust incarceration, the Issue Of the
REGISTER Is resumed. II will continue to be, q
heretofore, the adyocats Of FREE sPEHoR AM
FREE Pass, and Of all the rights and blessing,
pertaining To.
CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY.
In the great crisis Of our National fsss which Il
now pending, We believe that the only path Il
afoty lies In the election Of GsoRsR B. MoCLsL.
Lam, President, and asoRar II. PrSDLsrox, Vice
President Of the Usitsd States, and to accomplish
this purpose, we wiz labor zeaIozaly In the use of ali
honorable means.
The heavy pecuniary losses 70 which ~s have
been subjected as well o. the increased cost Of Ia
Dor and all printing materials, compa n to call
upon the friends Of Democracy for increased iber
atty in the patronage they give Us; especially do
We urgs them to activity In the circulation of the
REGISTER, during the political campaign. L.,
the people be correctly informed, and our matter
10 safe. eE g
We will furnish the RReIsTEa 10 Subscriber
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-19

The RECENT RAIp-It has been . dis
puted pointCas to what melted the recent
raid upon tha baltimore and Ohio Railroad
It o appearslso Be . settled fact that the
raiders had learned that . lot Of chesapeake
oysters were Or the train, consigned te
Booth, Battslle 4 Co, and had determined
upon a feast. Two cases of these bivslves,
consigned to this house, were captured, but
another fresh supply has just been received
at the boat store, corner Of Monroe and
Water streets. For sale by can or bali
can. b.5ss9t
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hsrss.,t Arns.rous and othsn, 3
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WILL ODER st private sale until russdsy tks Lac
! Day Of November, 1854, ths south fourth 90 psrt
Of lot No. liG, With ths thrss story stoee 80 ~ ths
sams, situated on the east ode sfkarks2 Sousss Ia b.
Secona Ward; slso, the south half Of lot No. iN, ST.
mated 90 tAa sast ads Of Fourth stsssa, Second Vud.
thsreon, containing ssvsu reons and . kitchm. II
$40 the property segvs named 10 not sold st pfvats
Ne essors ths ~ dsy of November next, I WIN on
tnss day e 70 O'Clock o6sy the mns e public sala at
t6s f5ont dsor Of IL Court Kouss ofohio county.
ec1al-as f1@& NARY LUXE,
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The money market was active, at seven
per cent. Sterling exchange dull, at 1881
for specie. .ui4uf,IfF
GoId-Unsettlsd and decidedly lower,
opening at 2l5, declining to 2O6, advancing
to 2ll, declining to 2OS, and closing at
2OSs. ~-'itI
Stocks dull. Fort Wayne, 96S; North
western, 4O2; do preferred, al Olsve-
land and Pittsburg, 50.
U. s. one year certificates, ISL 6-20s,
coupon, 1911; do registered, 1904.
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VrTEsT yIRaINIA:-At ruls bald In the CLERKS
w once ofths Circuit Court Of Marion county for
the month Of July, 1854:
Robert Noraps
VI. IN OheoceSy.
Thomas ]. Malett.
Ths object Of this suit il to obtain . decree 70 sali Q
certain tract Of land lying in the county Of MARION, on
he waasrs Of White Day, sold By complainant 70
Of complainant against the said hsstn Hslott, dscsas-
al. for S9l0, purchase money for said lands; and il sp-
Nearing from afndavis hlsd IN the papers Of this Gauss
nat ths defendants, Eaward Litton, Welsy Travis,
Hnidsh frayis, Milton Aalott and Mary e. Halot. ari
not nesidenfs Of this state, II % ordered that they up.
near hsre within one mouth from due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary 70 protsct tha5r ~
oopy rTsss. Z. LOTT, olsrk.
Wilson 4 Zenith, counsel for eoa1lasnaat.
oct2l.w4s ;
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RauFotn ACCIDENT On Monday the
passenger train coming to this city from
P';t~hn.s ran into an open switch, and col
udea With another passenger train which
tad L[.D switched off. Two cars were
badly damaged aud the locomotive slightly
Hiuted " EObody hurt"
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New YORK, Oct. 1S.-The Commercials
Washington special says the Provost Mar
shal General has adopted regulations that
in Case drafted men desert prior 10 their
muster into service the quota of their re.
spective districts will not be credited, and O
supplemental draft will be made where de.
Gciencies exist from that cause.
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New YORK, Oct. l8.-The 18th Corps
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
gives an account of a fort being constructed
1t says 80 silently was the work conducted
that those inside the breastworks knew
nothing Of 1t, and in the morning were as
tonished at what appeared to be the work
Of magic.
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All who may desire to be supplied with
tips hearing the names of Mcclellan and
P,ndi,ton can be accommodated at this
athca. EveIy Democrat should have one.
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New York, Oct. ls.-The Commercials
special from Nashville says, Hood was at
Ships Gap, three miles east f Lafayette,
on the 10th. Sherman was close on him
and . battle can't long be delayed.
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FOUND DRowNEp -Fhe body of a man,
bose name vas supposed to be D. MAJ
,'in', from Couneut, Ohio, was found in the
''Ver al CINCINNATI on Sunday. @&@k-
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ms MCCLELLAN CLUB was ably ad-
dressed last cyeD,ng by NJ. G. Good, Esq,
and other gentlemen Such work cannot
tut have its effect. Keep The ball in mo-
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THEM BooTs.-Yesterday . man wearing
an elegant pair Of boots walked down Main
street, attracting the attention Of almost
everybody, Upon inquiry, We learned that
he had purchased the boots at WIN. Csrns-
hams store, Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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The ExsmiEsF sxkss 10 tsSk the two
Southern etetesmsas 6tephsaa and Brown,
who have advocated the momentous propo-
sition of Q convention Of ell the States,
and, in . ine vein Of ridicule, depicts the
mighty convention, with the South Caro-.
lima delegates sitting cheek BY jowi With
Bsnk5 Snnnsh Everett and Bssst Bptlsr.
NEW YoaK, Oct. IA special dispatch
from Washington says: Passengers from
City Point to-day say. AL is quiet Ut the
front.
Refugees from Rockingham county, Va,
say that the Union people in that region
rejoice at the destruction Of the sec ssion
ists' barns by Sheridan, although their Own
property suffered as well. They deem the
punishment just and proper.
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Election Returns.
OHIO.

OrscIssAr1, Oct 1s.-Returns from
eighty county in Ohio give an Abolition
majority of 26,l63. 1t is estimated that the
soldiers vote will make the Abolition ma,
ioritv rs 600.
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CONCERT AND BALL,-We neglected to
state Yesterday morning that the German
Aanuagehors OF the city had a grand con-
s'1t aud hall at Union Hall on Monday
ing.
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ANEW CeUNTERFEIT.-A well executed
and very dangerous counterfeit Government
greeoback, of the denomination of fifty
dollars has recently been put afoat, and
handlers Of money must keep . sharp look
m, ar they will be bitten by it. The gen.
srai appearance Of the bill is precisely that
Al the genuine, and the signatures are per
get Elr simile. A close examination, how.
.ya, discloses that the engraving is coarser
and the printing not quite as we'll done
while in ne yignette of Hamilton the nose
less prom,nent, and the lower part Of the
ar. which in the genuine is quite plain, is
obscure. The words 10 scrlps, promise
to pay to bearer" are somewhat coarssr
than in the genuine. The paper is unusu'
aily good for a counterfeit note.
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THANEA-Thosseestlsmsn vhoproduced
such sweet music under our bedroom win
dow few evenings sincs win please sccept
our thanks. ,va ~ sll gsmaia {
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REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No. al Main Street.
WHEELING. VA.
N. RHEINSTROMy

Country Merchants and Millinsrs would do Veil to
call and examine my stock before purchatsg else
whore, II they want 70 buy goods from thirty to forty
per cent. cheaper than they can buy the Same at any
other store in Wheeling, a. I am positively dstsrminHd
TO close my business. ootlO
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Mqaee4oeA 4, IFaspssdest xxeoytsswsa
qdstsdtS ouAbefitbd yeststday, aud Iefi
On last stgess tfsie Fl shs. EPoi.t, wsun'
derstand thst hs u te-answsr charges pre-
fSrred againstaAm sBsutas that arusty mus
ket'e mir Of which ~ pablished On %
count SONS time sgo. ~re4r
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IHE Cincinnati Enquirer of Monday
says:
lie Big Sandy packet brought down
's'erd.y one thousand and Sc senty-hve
ne" iT IN Gen. Burbridge's late disastrous
expeditiou.' ----
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I'm ohanosH,

for the month of August, 1854:
Daniel Mccoy, -
vs.. Pin OhanoorY,
Ruth Ann Mccoy and Others,
The object CT this suit u to sell 10 acres Of lspd on
Wheeling creek In said county, belonging b the de-
PENDANTS, infant heirs Of Mary Jane Mccoy, Deceased.
And it appearing BY afadsvit fled, that Ruth Ann Nc
Coy, Samantha Mccoy, James p. Mccoy, Narsarstta
Mccoy and Joseph 9: Mccoy, are not residents Of this
one month after due publication Of this order, and DO
what is necessary 70 protect their interests in this suit.
a ~oopy-Teste.
HOUsAN RIGGS, Clerk.
W. H. OLDHAM, for complainant.
oot8-d2&v4t
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FALLaKFD WINTER GOODS,

vhach, in variety, elegance and cksapnsa cannot be
6Sssd by any similar establishment this ida a.
6aAlieehsny Mountain. Ny stoek is6y exthe Target
ever brought to this market and viii bse1eseAt - The
pricu. A I have made unngemen1 - engage n
some ether basnes by nsxt spsing my xsck must be
sossd out BY that time. vaE yeFlaN - oSos s1as a
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THE MCCLELLAN MEETING Tomorrow
promises to be a grand affair. If the wea-
.ther is fair, a full rally may be expected.
The line will be formed Cat precisely ten
o'clock in the morning) On Fourth street,
thc right resting on Monroe, moving down
Monroe to Market, up Market to North,
down North to Main, down Main to First,
no First to Chaplin, down Chaplin to Vine,
R,ichiotown. ReturniDg-up Chaplin to
Webster. down Webster to Main, up Main
to John, up John to Seventh, up Seventh
10 Centre, down Centre to Fourth, at
which point the column will halt and be
masscd, when addresses will be pade by
ii distinguished speakers.
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FOR CONGRESS-.

NRssRs. EDrroRs-Plsase announce SAMUEL
CRANE q candidate for Cengem in the First Con
g~ressional District, subject to no Convention, but tn
viii Of the people at the polls.
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars Al Stake |
Great Excitement at No. AYE Main Street,
Next door to Stone & Fhamas' Dry sosda ss0ss9
EIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth q
r Boots and Shoes offered to purchasers at tHShz
The subscriber having bought an unusually large
stock lust before the advance in prices Of July and
August, snow prepared to cell the q at much lov-
ar prices than any 'othsr house in the c1ty.
fhe attention Of all, both great end lmall, Is invited
10 nv stock. Call early and secure bargains, Quick
ssles and small profits Is the motto adopted ct this e.
enlistment. ~
ZINC trouble to ahow goods
- JOHN KNOX,
octs li6 Main street, Wheeling.
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TaE river i falling, with ssveu fest water
in the channel.
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Official dispatches dated Chattanooga
Yesterday / left Sherman at Ship Gap, or
Taylor ridge; at dark last night the army
was ell right and in the best of spirit.
Hood will not fight, bis decided rerulse
at Alatona has made him very cautious
Gen. Slocum is all right at Alatona.
Hoods raid has produced no military re-
suit.