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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

i Iris suited That Don0hne and Ferry no
were tried in Baltimore by . military com.
mission, have bean convicted sndsontenced
to imprisonment fOs, life for forging soldiers
votes and officers signatures attached to
the forged powers Of attorney prepared BY
them. 80 The sentence has, been approved,
and will be Immediately caffied into effect
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

The "ByLLY FIFTH."-As will be seen
by the election returns of yesterday, the
"Bully Fifth" Ward has covered herself
with glory. "Little Mac" has majority
of forty one. all hail to the "Bully Fifth
She has nobly redeemed herself go" -,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

The RBMA1ss of Capt. J. W.. DOUG herty,
OF tue First Infantry, were yesterday con-
veyed to the Hemp6eld depot, and forwar-
ded to Washington, Pa. A military csc ort
accompanied the remains to the depot.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

FATAL ArrRAY.4Hehty Duncan, of the
Second Virginia Regiment, was killed at
the camp near Hagerstowb, Nd, on the
29th ult., in an ARRAY with his cousin, q
member of the sams regiment. The latter,
it is alleged, acted in self-defense, and there.
fore was not arrested "a
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

How NrvADA WAS PRocLi&Mrb a STATE.
1t is understood that Nevada has been
proclaimed within the Union merely on a
telegraphic copy of the new constitution,
and not on the certified copy Of her organic
act, as official procedure would seem to re-
quire. The cost Of the telegraph was over
S4, 900. ,,-.r,-,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

FoRR MAosir1cEsqq o the finest,
latest, largest, most juicy and epicurean
ever offered in this city, call upon the
famous and enterprising firm of Booth,
Bsttellei 4 Co, at boat store, corner Mon,
roe and Water streets. ,.,,.,,s,g -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09
Local and State News.

orR COLLECTOR will be on the Islaid
R,;agepors Thursday. He will ma ke
n..,ions for two months, ending on the
, ,s,h instant. Subscribers nahapId lea Fe
.,.nve at their homes for him wien be
the cha"eO ,eaUad
calls.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

i BOGUS, the correspondent, says: df /
am drafted I shall resign, Deeply grateful
for the unexpected honor thus conferred on
me, i shall feel compelled to resign the po-
sition in favor ofsome moro worthy person.
fModesty is what .ails me. That's what
keeps me under-Dn o. fe:a -. SEQ %
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

: A REGIMENT of soldiers passed through
Osyington, KY, . few days ago, the mem
bers of which were worth 81 SOC, 900 when
our currency was at . par value with gold
It was the l7th q. s.. (colored) regiment
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

The Louisville Journal states that there
were 63,323 hogsheads of tobacco sold in
that city during the year which closed on
LIST, and the stock now on. hand
is 1894. The increase of sales over last
year is $50 hogsheads. ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

Two individual beings can never come
wholly together. They are stationed With
regard to each other as upon different ISL
ands, and locked up within prison bars
bones, and behind the curtain of the skin
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

THE ATTENTION roF COUNTRY MER
CHANTS is invited to the unusually large stock
of BOOTS and SHOES nov. insstore and for sale
by Mcclellan q Knox, at IS Main street. Pric
as low if not lower than any house in the city.
Give them q call. oct27-2m"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09
Gen. Sheridanand others POfs'
Oned.

p, New YORK, Nov. sT-The Herald's Mar,
itinsbufs correspondent, says that General
Sheridan, accompanied by Col. Comstock,
of Gen, Grants STAFF, Capt. Q. W. Moore
add ethes, while onaa visit TO Col. Edwards
at Winchester, were suddenly taken with
.symtems of poison from corrosive sublimate.
The most convenient sntidotes were admin
istered, and at last accounts all were doing,
well, Though their cases were At one time
almost hopeless. ,.r> 80. - II
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

u several Boston gentlemen went a coon.
bunting, in New Hampshire, last week, and
with the aid Of good dog they captured
sixteen 'coons' in two nights, the largest
weighing sixteen pounds. srg%R3~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

In estimating the gains in the above ia
he the vote at the late election, for State
Senator, is taken as the .basiSNljIUA
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09
Sos.3l &ss MAIN ST, CENTRE wHERLINa
T. RIA. JOHN R0EMER SEQ.
JAXES. LAKES. TAXES,

y ACCOhDANVk with the provisions Of an
Act Of the Legislature Of West Virginia an.
titled IAN act for The collection of Taxa nas..a
December 7th, 1888, and the provisions Of nm ar.
der Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Obio cSnntv
passed Octsbsr l0th, 1884, I hereby rive potiss
70 the taxpayer o. 0Aje county, tall al nov
prepared to redsfvs the State, County and Echooi
TAKE sssetssa u tie townships within the CITY
District II aid county, at my Office, under tie
Court Hous from fh.s 18th day of October, 1884.
until the first day of November next and all ,roh
taxes as have been aszeaed IN the several town.
ships Of the County District OF said Cosaty shall
be prepared " receive st my said o6ios fsoA, the
18th day Of October until sid lst day Of Noysm.
Der next and after aid last mentioned dsss /, Or
some of my Deputies, will wait upon the taxpsy.
ers Of the several tsvnships fog -tbrey sqeGepivs
day. -tAs plscs a. raynsht Il Iaet tossk Ara
beiLg made known by the posting Of handbills.
And in aoeordsncs With the further protsioas Of
said act and order, shall allow B red eS;os oItvo
and half per csntuu on the State Tax aad Cesnty
Levy Which shall b psid st my odios o. 6 u
places designated h the several toivushaSs, n
Aforesaid -fs s+.t 2ircS 1tf5 si"c' .YfiJ ~
. : 9'a5' - .'s r. JOSEPH sYYBotK,
49, ~. ,,tfI. r., Sheriff Of Ohio Conniv
n. B--Psnons sssing already p aid thsis ssx.s
will please ssl ia0sdistsiy st ny olaes Nth
their tar reseip1 N order that T n ~ refund 10
them two and q hA4 per cenfum Of IL C. unty
Levy % paia BY tAsu before the passing Of ths
order OF the Beard q Supervisors shove referred
toeY,GtG. 9uij8SA 9yaSRYHaLD,
oct' <-t1i le- ~ faE1yr 81 .stt S,osC.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

''"N Election I'm New York.
New YosK, NOV. SRA ,driEzling rain
has prevailed an day. The election is pro-
ceeding very quietly here and in Brooklyn.
There Is q prospect Of avery heavy vote be;
ing pQlled. .-.,..,...-nf.s ur,ssn ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

s1fSS<--x 19Ss0S Sas0eea
small street in Centre Wheeling yesterday
Grape on the bell knob of pretty cottage
might har efrseled gour atsntiolS "Who
e de4d. - aiRed one gentleman of another
a neighbor. "Only the baby" was the re-
ply. JhsttAsn'srwtnaow' opened, and .
young wonan's ear caught the careless ex.
pssssishs s'ShS wssNAsAedip SSSufnfng. -
"Only the BABY" But that look seemed
to say itv1s .lsrAssB SudiHVer widow
hood the one tie binding the lonely present
to theihHppisrpsa. xronis rho baby "-
Why that baby was the miniature world to
Der in which conferred . myrisd hopes and
R3eH OHly ANabSs bdasd+a if
that little lump of inanimate humanity
night not have been something in the
future to make mother proud-'Only the
baby !" Why Tpn, yog never 2, heeded what
yo6i Hill fffst iittiie one had written
every infantine willy way deep in it's
afahihE &takISa anlao ia! :
A SupRsE.-The citizens OF the First
Ward were Yesterday surprised to learn
that Brevet Major General B. F. Kelley
setarat that presinct.' iNotwithstandi,
ing the fact that Gen. Kelley has not resi- ID,
ed in this city within the last fifteen years,
and that. b, has not besnin the First Ward
hkif dozen times within thaSspace 81 time
his ballot was directed to and received by
the commissioners the. First Ward poll
When the war began Gen. Kelly was q resi-
dent of Philladelphia, and since that time
he has been in the field.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09
's.Ssiii i;s1SE3l3 81 4 S Issslf ar
Butter-lrregular, ct 32a45c fer Wsstefl
'' SfIsSS17h% III 4 1 E3 GssIEi,a5d |. 24se.
CheeseN7AAYetiyss ~ sl5ss2Ss-
: New York AIaRey. lfsFka1
II .Af.l .NEw YoRE, Nov. 8.

The money market was active and firm
at seven per cent. :gai,ss.rw .vs>I
Sterling exchange firm, at losaal093 fos
s,,sss< Iss5y nfBIl 69b1svHCf 81 81 fd,fs-f tx
The Gold marketto.day opened Il 2 4s
and closed atR III. 01a@
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

PosrAL MoSEY ORDERs,-Ths d post
masters in most of the large cities are now
prepared to furnish postal money corders,
aud we presume they will soon be issued
here This system is one which has long
been desideratum in this country, and
cannot fail TO be popular. If man owes q
debt Of less than, thirty doilars.A or Wishes
to send any sum less than that amount to
any city in the United States, he has only
tOPay the amount to the postmaster OF his
ovnelty, with small amount, fromRn to
twenty cents, according to! the size OF the
order, and an order is sent to the postua as
Ter Of the city in which the money is TO- be
paid for the sum required, and which can
only be drawn by the personnamed in the
order Itprevents all loss from mail rob-
Oefy or otherwise, as if one order pig lost
rom any cause, a duplicate can be obtained
without extra charge. $500,
TT SS-rrTF --sSA J q.
INDIAN SuMMER-Many who have been,
snHlOusly looking forward to the dekghtful
'0aan summer, begin to grow hopeless,
Ana drown upon the premature advent Of
'ue Winter King 1t is scarcely, fair i bat
'ney should be treated 50 50 cavaiier1y without
even any apology in the shape of cheerful
'aA''sht' Day after day, for nearly week,
We nave been chilled under, the influence Of
MISTY, le'den atmosphere, with scarcely .
~ Vi sunlight to cheer US ON. 1t is posi-
"0's That like the political world, cur At
a0'pners is laundering amid rsyolptionar Try
surgesl
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Gl :! ! ! !:l:p'
Eiecfien ,Refurns.,I
toifNEcffCUT,

L.,
Eso4NEw HAVEN, Con. November se:-@Thif9
ty.one towns, including the cities Of New
Haven, Hsytprf Bridgsport, Waterbury,
H .;s3;A '" aa ansd0nh asa l Han''l's
Two counties give lincoln Z; 276;j McOlel-
Ian 8. Al. Taissd iif7sA han sisa9i"aF
Ono hundred and ten ltownsl1nd cities in
New Hampshire give Lincoln ~ ,395a Nc
,Clellano 2O,39l. Democratic gain 0.5O
The above embraces nearly two thirds OF
the entire vote Of tho State.
ne n1daLid q ssncaHnreis.. 0SinT5 = 81
s7oDxrRorr, 'Novsmber bs.GTAen city gives
1000 Democratic maierity, and scattering
'ietdfns give small Democratic sain.-1
saDErRolT, 10 P.ssMenTbe Republicans
claim to have, carried the State, by fifteen
thousand majority. Meagre returns from
Detroit city gives about $50 Democrat MAJ
iofity., ati!i.t q al sg-z yll~r slii.rteyo Il
.'4a''''n 80 1e5ao 1r1rNo1s.,ov = sbat1 - =,
CHICAGO, Nov. 8-The, complete returns
of this city give I, JAS Lincoln majority.
All the Republican Ssnators and msmbe rs
Of the Legislature are elected n baa .ss.4l
5ay srt ri ~ TO oaoHfo. rs 5zd sai'eH
"a PAIsE Ea,ll .l.i No7.8-Lincoln's major
ity il ss3.'H'',r' - s'sIe aamoa'a 'l,oi3aa'a'
MISUNDERSTANDING from Ohio and
Indiana show Lincoln gaines over the DC
tober election, and Q iudicps that Lincoln
has carried the two States BY a heavy ny
majority. 7is771 'sui ssolaf.4 leora W.
100 ). TooH4 . INDIANA. ~
INDIANAPOLIS, Noy.s-The election 70
turns from all paftS heard from show .
large Republican. majority over: the 9cto
Der election. Lincoln's majority is from
10000 to $4,000. Ohio soldiers voted here
Lincoln 202; Mcclellan Ii. 90 1a-o's al
NEW JERSEY.
Essex County gave the epublicausio yer
$50 majority; Republican gain is over l,DOO
over last yesr. = 10 C7pOL +.
The Legislative delegation is s Republi-
I cans to 3 Democrats. o. : q PtSSG
- " .ao,i>'dV DELAWARE. = an
,'s Wilmington, 800 Republican majority;
Republican gain 500. sol-t-g e.
! ,'..., VERMONT. t.- ~,
Returns from 80 towns show an in
crease IN the vote, Of 2,907 over that cast
in September. The vote of tosday stands
ao,936l Reps Ind 3,240 fDem. J 7 Reppbli>
can Jain from September, $3.50.
MoNTPELiER, Nov. 8-Fifty towns give
Lincoln 1864, Mcclellan 1889; Union
gain over September 3,741.r Vermont is
good for 10000 for Lincoln O.
3, ,r r,af MASSACHUSETTS, w. %.
ll:3O p. m.-l76 towns foot up Lincoln
10000, Mcclellan &c, 63l. Z. 1t is now raining
heavily.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-09

Particular attention Ia invited Of all ths vhkessls
buyers to about 500 pieces Of ell Wool Yanneix Of an
eoiors, stripes and qualities, ct the mauufacyurers
ln'oss'.is T.. .ny tr. 81. -. .r tf' - FJAH
TERMs-Net cash, without discount ooeds A.
hvered ffee Of charge within the limits OF Ihs ctv
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gSGes EssrsE GsenGen kn.S
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N%rpfei1pr Munpram'S
WSd0en RrGmter @CSlirir

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bat it@ aud bier felt ben ltkten 4 Satren a~l6nsenb bepabrt.
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sfren rs Cts.
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