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ceeded to remedy the evil. Recognising
his forces, now seemiagiy.m more prone 20
retreat than TO advance, he promptly
changed abe aspect Of our Affairs, saad
turned the tide Of battle, so rapidly grow
ing tswards q disastrous dsfeat, into q
glorious victory.
The cavalry was then sent upon the right,
the 10Th corps placed next to it the 9th
corps 10 the centre, and 9Th corps on the
left with Powels division. which was for
q time cut off on the left of ell and 4 charge
Of the emmy resisted and an advance
made successfully.
Another Herald correspondence says, our
cavalry is now in hot persuit Of the flying
enemy, with our infantry following - fast
as they can. Three rebel Genl. are known
to be wounded, namely, Genl. Ramseur,
whe is . prisoner, Remax, and another
Geul. whose name l am unable 10 ascertain.
Our losses are estimated at 5000. Prison.
ers captured cay that Longstreet lost three
ffourths of his artillery, another says moth
ing could Withstand the impetuosity Of
Shermans army Charge after charge was
made with the most brilliant success.
We captured As pieces Of artillery, and
5000 prisoners, and drove Longstrest f'
up the valley. The rebel attack was In
daced by moving the 9th corps to Front
Royal, causing the rebels to believe they
were being sent back to Grant by the time
ly capture of q dispatch from Longstreet to
Early. Sheridan was informed that the
latter would have achievements sufficient
as the despatch said, TO crush Sheridan
out Of the valley. Sheridan had first or
ganizsd his cavalry for q grand expedition
but on receipt of this despatch, retained
them. How fortunate this was, is now
seen.
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New York Market.

ANnW away WV
Cotton-Dull and heavy, ct u ls tae
middling.
Four-State and Western opened e
loc lower, except for Ohio. which 10 scArss
and brings full price, % .75as, q Or
extra State, % 6Oalo 90 for sxta fo.st
hoop Ohio, and $40 Osall 50 for usAs
brands.
Whisky-Stsady 1t 81 7sal % for
State and Western.
Wheat-Opened Ease bettsr: ChidgS
spring, 81 05a2 Is; winter rcd Wsstsrn,
81 224.
Rye-Steady, at 81 40 for Western. n
Barley-More active, at 81 S2 for State
and ST 90a2 for Canada.
C~orn-Scarce, aud lac better, at q 50
for mixed Western and 81 So for 6outhsrt
yellow. 49,,
oats-Quiet and la2c better, At 90 ks
Western.
CofYee-Dull, at 45c for java.
Sugar-Very dull. at 2O&e foe Porto
Rico, and l74alsao for Masoovsde; h.
vana, l9c. ttynrsr- Nu
Petroleum-Firm and noninsllt Qsist,
at 42a42c for crude, 64a65c for rshasd, u
bond. 40 -
Wool-Dull. m li.D,
Pork-Opened dull and rather lorsr, q
S38 50s39 for mess, Sal 60a42 q for new,
cash and regular way, closing Of ~ fs,
cash, $3Sa38 so for prime, and o4l. sosA2
for prime mess.
Beef-Quiet, at SSal2 for country hsss,
Sl3alS for repacked msss, md elb Soc
% SO for extra mess. 'tfs%If
Cutmeats-Steady, At l7alD}S. for
sh ,ulders, and l8a2lc for hams.
Lard-Quiet and steady at &c 10s22&a
the latter price an extreme for choics oity
kettle rendered. ~
Butter-Quiet and unchanged, st Sos36
for Western and 37a45 for State. -
Cheese-Firmer and inactive lRs2lo.
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WAsHINGTsN; Oct. lilo A. NJ.
The following telegram, received this
morning, contains further particulars Of the
battle of Cedar Greek:
. CEDAR CREEK, Oct 20-l:30 A. N.
Lieu. Gen. Grant, City Print: F31'1A "
We have again been favored by a great
victory won from disaster by the gallantry
of our officers and men. The attack on
the enemy was made about three O'clock in
the evening by q left half wheel of the
whole line, with the aid of the cavalry,
turning each flank of the enemy the whole
line advanced. The enemy made q stub
born resistance bach, paf finally fed and
were pushed with vigor.
The artillery captured will probably be
over fifty pieces, this Of course includes
what were captured frtm our troops in the
morning. At least sixteen hundred priso-
ners have been brought in, also wagons and
ambulances in large numbers. This morn
the cavalry made a dash at Fishers Hill
and carried it, the enemy having ~aedduring
the night, leaving only q small rear guard.
l have to regret the loss Of many valuable
officers killed and wounded, among them
Is Col. Jos. Thoburn, commanding a divi>
sion of Crooks command, was killed; Col.
Howard Kitchen, commanding 9 brigade,
was wounded severely, but would not leave
the field. cannot yet give exact details;
many of our men captured in the morning
made their escape and are coming in. Gen.
Ramseur, commanding a division in Early's
army, died this morning. Nn2s
p. H SaRRIDAE.
Gen. Grants approval of the victories at
Cedar Greek is expressed in the following;
CRY POINT, Oct. 20.
Hon. E. N. Stanton: ''.'ttfhHf
I had q salute of one hundred guns from
each of the armies here, fred in honor OF
Sberidan's last victory. Turning what bid
fair to be q disaster into a glorious victory,
stamps Sheridan to be, what have always
though him, M Of the ablest Of Generals.
U. s. GRANT, 1t. Gen
The Medical Director reports Ito
slightly wounded have reached Winchester
from he field. ALI the wounded that are
able to bear transportation will be forward
ed Immediately to Martinsburg.
The telegraph line is now working to At
lanta, but no later reports have been re-
ceived by the Department:
E: M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Another Thanksgiving PrOcla.
nation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-President Lin
coin has issued q proclamation setting
apart the last Thursday in November for q
day of thanksgiving and prayer to God for,
among other things ~vouchsafed to us, the
many and signal victories over the enemy,
and recommending his fellow citizens to
humble themselves In the dust, and from
thence offer up peniteut prayer and praise
to the great Disposer Of Events for the
inestimable blessings Of peace, Union and
harmony throughout the land
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The Pennsylvania Election.

HARRIsRURG, Oct. q The official vote
in Mercer county shows a Republican ma
jority of 3S7, a Republican loss Of liz.
Wyoming county shows q Democratic
majority of zig, a gaia of lsO.
We have now official returns from Ga
counties, in which the total Democratic
mhjorities are 1888. and the total Re
publican majorities 1887. Jefferson and
Forrest counties are yet to be heard from.
Jefferson county is reported to have given
100 Democratic majority, and Forrest AZ.
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New York Money Market,

The money market was steady, q ssysn
per cent. Sterling exchange active. at. les
for specie. 80
The Gold market has only partially rs-
covered from thu embarrassment Of Tho Re-
cent failures, and speculation 10 lsnguid.
The price at the Stock Exchange a. 20a,
declined to 2O8s, and closed 1t 008f.
At the Evening exchanges the market
closed at 2ll4.
Government stocks steady.
Fort WAYNE. 05A.
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eTHf more we think about it, the more We
are convinced, and the more we see, the
more We know. That'so sou And it lisa
fact that . splendid assortment of boots
and shoes are DOW for sale BY VIM, oarna-
han, Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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PoLITics n PuDLic ScHooLa-When the
systsm Ct Itvss schools Vas established in
- S6onfy, e va tie Intention that they
bAculdb spass, and that the teachers should
ettssd to tasir own legitimate dutiss. In
No. atqtseN d4Rsho itssesms shat
pons d ths slssbsls presume to control
fAs political opinions Of their pupils. In
khs SseoodSSSST sSE1Of Yesterday mornisg
Pne ofths fsmale tssshers, q Miss Jane Day,
ka o. tHs .BfSvbh .csndidRits Tor
city assessor) said TO her scholars, Gall you
who veresdSi in AsAsfsfEa procession yes
hold up your han lei" Several little
'sirls Via Tod iG sHs wsko6e containing the
thirty 6ve) held up their hands, and were
nSeakNfYihorflu tss1.fms1rneo1
the teacher to enquire into tho matter,
when he was told thaAshe would not be
to by q foreigner! We hope this
matter gillfSsrsiss sssjRRsdists sttsn'
ton Of the proper authorities. If our pub
|nc schools are TO b converted into young
|Losa s1hkA d aosnsr they .r'
closed the better for oil concerned.
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REAL ESTATE FOE A Z

T WILL offer at private sale until Tuesday the LIST
/ day of November, 1864, the south fourth % par.
Of lot No. log, with the three story store room on the
same, situated on the east side sfMarke ct Square in the
Second Ward; also, the south half Of lot No. 1888, st.
usted on the east side Of Fourth street, Second Ward,
together with the elegant and commodious dwelling
,hereon, containing seven rooms and q kitchen. In
case the property above named is not sold at private
sale before the lst day Of November next, ! will on
that day ut 10 o'clock offer the same at public sale at
the front door Of the Court House o Ohio county.
oct91-2W NARY LUKE.
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New York, October PA letter from
General Buffers headquarters to the Phil
adeIphia Eaquirsr, contains a long account
of rebel atrocities and murder committed
upon our soldiers. Tbs facts being gath.
cred from exchanged officers and surgeons,
the letter states, aecoI ding to the accounts
Of several officers and surgeons, the con
duct of a portion Of the rebel troops subse
queutly to the engagement at Saltville was
utterly lawless and brutal. In two field
hospitals neal the scene Of the battle, were
% wounded negroes Of the st colorsd cav
airy, Is in one and 8 in the ether, all bat
3 Of them were murdered in cold blood by
the rebel soldiers, and these fends in hu.
man firm, boasting while doing this helhsh
deed, that they had been engaged in the
same work all day, They claimed to have
buried 125 colored soldiers, Of whom near
ly oil must have been slaughtered in the
same way, as it is said, scarcely a dozen
were killed in battle
Several of the New York regiments in
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New YoRK, October A.--TAe Pert
Wsshingtou spscial consains tie klioWiAe:
Persons who have arrived here 10 day tssh
Sheridan's army, and who witnssssd tAs
last battle, say that it was . moot eQnDlees
victory. The rebel forces wsfs s14etsftd,
and fed in confusion; abandopipg the(t on
artillery and ell they had cAptsrsd In tho
earlier part of the day. Shsridsa be- al
ready pushed on for . distsnce Of Ten miles
in pursuit of the enemy He be- . sa1-
Gent force for oil Contingencies, and wal
probably be heard from again to. morrow.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Provost Marshal
General Fry in a letter TO the Mayor Of
Washington, says that credit will be allow
ed only for such men as are ret. insd by the
draft. Persons who are drafted and fai! to
report, arc not considered by law officers
Of the Government, nor by the Provost
Marshal Generals bureau as obtained in
the meaning ofthe Law, they will not there
fore be credited unless they shall be conse.
quently arrested and held to service. In
view Of the decision Of some of our proni-
nent citizens have taken measures to dis
cover the whereabouts Of those who have
failed to report, Offering a reward Of five
hundred dollars for every such d. aited man
who may be caught and held to tho service
according to General Fry's communication
it would appear that the citizens are held
responsible by drafted absentees.
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IT Is the universal opinion Of all who
are capable of Judging of such matters, that
the Chesapeake oysters sold by Booth,
Battslle & 90, at the boat store, corner of
Monroe and Water streets, are the best
ever brought to this market. Try them.
Sold by the can and half can.
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THE EDITOR Of the shoddy organ appears
to have been favorably impressed with the
the darby troops which passed through
here day before yesterday Everybody to
his taste as the old man said when he
Rugged his horse. We thought the sable
veterans 1ooksd Is II they had been washed
with burnt>clay and wiped of with a sand
paper towel. ,ifA3EaJ
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct Give are q Jet
unable 10 get official returns iron, Fer
rest. Jefferson, Monroe and Wyoming
counties. The following 10 the 9 eial u,
gregate Of the soldiers vote y far % re-
ceived at the Secretary Of States omcs,
Republican vote, 1851; Democrats vets
Al, Republican majority, l0,23hHEId
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BosToN, Oct. 2l.-Colonel Lowell, Of thu
Second Massachusetts, Cavalry, was killed
in the battle of Cedar Greek.
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Tbs North Western Bank Of Vir-
ginia, Complainant.

Tbs North Western Bank Of Vfr-
ginia, Complainant.
John Bishop, Andrew J Planned, In chseeef2
Aaron Kelly, John Howell, &c. IN Ne os!yan
briel Jacob, George Hsrdman, the oesfs ~ osso
Whselidg saving Institution, eosnV
and sobriskle Brady, Defend
In pursuance Of the Decree Of the Court nads IN
this cau,o, I shall as Trustee and ComminloaHe e.
pointed by the said Court, In the plaes Il nd d.
briel jacob, on Mon lay, f3yoJsh
THE 7TH DAY OF NovRMBRB, issI,
atthe front door Of the Court House. Il said scsn-
ty sell TO the highest and BEST bidder on the tsrns
after mentioned, the following Described yeepSrty,
TO wit: A part Of q lot Of ground IN De dty =
Wheeling, situate on Main street. on the sass ~
thereof, and bounded a. follows Bseianile Sc
point IN the east side Of Msini street, nisssy-ess
feet and eleven inches southwsrd Of narket aite2
and east Of Main street. thence south VIII ne go
side Of said Main street, thirty three fbst Al n1ne
inches; thence east with . straight line paeaod
with Market alley, 10 an alley In he Tsas 81 ssA-
property; thence North with said last nsoeteoe1ak
Icy thirty three feet nine inches; thence vith .
property conveyed 10 sid John Bishop 8 A1lfsA
Caldwell and wife by dc drseordsd 10 W cosek's
Office Of the late County Court for sSd ssanay3
Ohio, and which property 10 nov In the oesaDGas1
Of said John Bishop and others.
The terms Of GALE arc one fourth part u the
purchase money in cash at the tine IT sale and ths
balance Of the purchase money In three squAi b.
~stalnents ct sir, twelve and eighteen ncsfhs ~
spectively from the day Of sale, with inssessa lisR
said time Of sale, the purchaser giving bsod1 Wtah
good security for said deferred ipstslnsols asi Ne
title being retained until the psynsak Il aAs
whole purchase money. z. JACOB
Trustee and CounfsnsoHer
October s, 1854. sst5-0c
WEsT vIRaINIA:-At rula Id II - U1rE
w o6acs OF the Circuit Court Of Hsxioa counfv -
the month Of July, 1884;
Robert Moran,
VI. tIu ChsnAngv
Thomas ]. Aaistt.
The object Of this suit Ia 10 Obtain q ssc.xS 4 Saia
certain tract Of land lying in the county. d IasiS.S
he waien Of white Day, sold By So0nisksa
Resin Aalott nov dead, TO satisfy q fuden1 -,
Of complainant against the aid hsfn TaioUE ls~
Tor s1l0, purchsss money fog sail lsnAc ~ n -.
PearIns from amdAvifs fisd In the p1Das efthto 49,
that the dsfsndantA Onward Lttoa. VeisV fsssS.
haldah TRAVIS, Milton Aalott ana Msry Z. SaisGf ~
not resldfnts Of thu State, IL u eraesd tat tkeV ~.
here within one mouth koa ius puRNse "a
order and Do What ia nsossazy " protect tksr h
A copy Issse. R-1. LOTT, Clerk.
oct2l-vt
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2l.-Most Of The city
Banks have determined to recognise under
fhe National system, pursuant to IN ses
passed BY the legislature in sxtrs session.
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That "RusTY MUsKEr" AFFAIR-The
trial byccourt martial ofLieut. E.FaMoore,
of 90. A, Independent Exempts, is pro-
crossing in Cumberland. Two or three adj
ditional witnesses left night before last for
the scene OF action. nna,Iau NM
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Grants srmy. have already ssst' tAeis vetss
for President, Ill The OOnsssesses rN1s1ss0
have slso voted. IkxI

ST. LOWS, Ocr. Allie Deleegsc
special says, the robsls recrosesd niAesh
rive. tS.s s ss Bi Ss's ssas say s''1 sssessss1SA
rolton and plundsring then. COL Hstkiset
ensamped yestsrday = tsystaAEiMe Nfa4
county, with 9 regiment 81 bsaA1Aaskees:
Geni. Fisk repaired the rail rod vet Of
Jefferson City. alu
Whenl last hesrd from PnesS Sh6eeA
ut Waverly the northeastern ccrpsr olHsy-
cite county.
Rosencrans was following hin Sloesay.
His train numbers over four hundred vaG.
ous which he IL evidently trying % 60
through the southwestern portion 6t4e
state. while he himself goes throesh KabsoA.
Price and bogus eovsruoe Rsyn1ea&N
reported to have had two qpasrslG Va
Trouble is brewing 10 Prices eAnts ~
officers and men are eli dissatis6sd.
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FOR CONGRESS.

NHssls. HDIroRs-PlsaSe snnonnc2 SAMUEL
iCRANE Q candidate for Congress in tie First Con.
igressionsED District, Suhject to no Convention, but TIT
viii Of the people ct the polls.
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FALkAND WINER
ia 4a)
eco -,
so4s BON s,s&ei snsHt 20
ts@ ~ @ At
REDUCED PRICES.
Wholesale and Retail.
~ hag I
Rasssrn ctsss, Z nov prspHsdto exhibit his stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
whlsh, In variety, slssancs and cheapnss cannot be
surpassed by any similar establishment this side Of
ever brought 70 this market, and will be offered to the
trsds, either Wholesale or retail. at greatly reduced
prices. A I have made arrangements to engage In
some other business bynsxt spring, my stock must be
closed out by that time.
I win enumerate . few articles:
LADIES' FURs.
$4,000 worth Of Ladies' Furs, consisting of Fitch,
and Collars. Also Mufs to match, which will be sold
to suit the purchaser, either Dy the set or single
.ipiecs, at as low prices as the same goods have been
= sold for two years ago. Ladies, call soon and exam
, inc my stock of furs you viii, I am sure, find it to
your advantage to do so before purchasing elsewhere.
LADIES FUR HOODS.
A large stock ofLadles' Fur Hoods at last years prices.
LADIES' CLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
A full stock Of handsome Cloaks aud shawls, which
will be sold very cheap.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
$50 dozen, such as Hoods, Of the latest style, kubias,
sontags, Breakfast shawls and Poikas, some very
handsome. ~
.YITiaa.c RIBBONS.
5000 pieces Bonnet, Trimming and Mantua Ribbon,
styles and latest importation, and the entire stock
must be closed out this winter.
To my stock OF
MkAlNERf GOODS
I would call particular attention. II Is larger, aud
more complete in all its various branches, than at any
time heretofore offered.
Also, a large stock OF
Ladies, Misses and Children's Hats,
all of the lstest desisns, Imperials, Eugenias, sarato-
gas, Turbans, &C., &c.
LADIES DRESS CAPS,
..,. MOHAIR CAPS,
~ SILK MITTS and
a.. HEAD DRESSES.
HOSIERY,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS FUR COLLARS,
FUR GLOVES,
: "A LARGE VARIETY OF SCARFs.
oHxLDREN's PLAIN AND FANCY HOSE
CHlLDREN's GLOVES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BUGLE TRIMMING,
= BUGLE ORNAMENTS,
and an endless variety of Goods, entirely too numer-
Gus to particularise, all Of which will be sold to suit
the lines.
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the better for all concerned.

MCCLELLAN MEErrNe.-On Monday
evening next, at one o'clock, the McOlel-
Ian ansn viii hdld ssnestinrg ~ Roseby's
Rock, Marshall county. N. Richardson,
Esq, Of this city, will address the meeting.
Tupy out MeQlsilssj pspsA ybs9
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CoL. THoBuRN.-Generai Sheridan's dis
P''c0' which appears in our telegraphie
'"'d"ns, states that Colonel Thoburn, oil
the First Infantry, was killed insths recon-
engagement near Winchester.
a dispatch from General Kelly, last even
'S stated that the Colouel was mortally
'ounded, but was living, and in ths, hands
VI his friends, at ASST accounts. IN
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

'xhlsh, In variety. slsssnSs and c~heapnss cannot BE-
surpassed by any similar establishment this side Of
fhsAlleghsny Mountains. Ny stock isby far the largest
ever brought 10 this market, and will be offered to the
trsds, either Wholesale or retail, at greatly reduced
prices. Al I have made arrangements to engage In
some other business by'next spring, my stock must be
closed out by that time.
I viii enumerate Q few articles:
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RIBBONS.

s, 900 pieces Bonnet, Trimming and Mantua Ribbon,
at very low prices, some Of the very h~andsomest
styles and latest importation, and the entire stock
must be closed out this winter.
To nv stock of
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Rev Nj q HovINE, late of the Lutheran
theological Seminary at Gettysburg, has
accepted the Invitation to become q CO.
iso'rer with Rev, S. B. Barnitz in the mis-
SION work in this city and South Wheeling,
and will preach his first sermon in the LIST
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning.
Mr. iiov'ne is spoken of as a young man Of
'aeht and earnest piety and we Therefore
Did mm welcome to our city where he will
ma a large field of usefulness In which to
Envelope the energy of q true evangelist.
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REMEMBER TIE PLACE,
No. AL a Street,
WHEELING, VA.
n nrNTHYHTnn N

Country Merchants and Milliners would do we'll TO
call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where, if they want to buy goods from thirty to forty
per cent. cheaper than they can buy the same at any
other store in Wheeling, as l am positively determined
to close my business. octlO
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In Chancery.

In Chancery.
INVEST VIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerk
w ONCE of the Circuit Court Of Marshall county,
for the month Of August, 1864.
William Armstrong
VI. In Chancery,
Margaret Armstrong and others,
The object Of suit IL to recover the sum of 81 ,5N due
from John n. Armstrong dec. to the complainant and to
sell the real estate Of said deceased, to pay the same
with interest and costs; and the defendants, Margaret
David Armstrong, VIM. Colin Armstrong,
Mary Laura Armstrong. and Elizabeth Armstrong,
not having entered their appearance, and it appear
ing by affidavit filed, that they are not residents OF this
State, 1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication OF ibis order and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in this suit.
A eopy-Teste.
W. H OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct3-d2&w4t
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LADIES FURs.

$4,000 worth Of Ladies' Furs, consisting of Fitch,
and Collars, also Muffs to match, which will be sold
to suit the purchaser, either by the set or single
,piecs, at a. low prices as the same goods have been
81 sold for two years ago. Ladies, call soon and exam
: inc my stock of furs you will, I am sure, find it to
your advantage to do SO before purchasing elsewhere.
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GOODS.

$50 dozen, such as Hoods, of the latest style, hubias,
sontags, Breakfast shswls and Poikas, some very
handsome.
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First Arrival l2el
AND WINTER
9 eco .,
soFG5 Bas S,ssesi e. sIAzs 90
a.s# e - SAT At
REDUCED PRICES.
Wholesale and Retail.

Tho undersigned, hsviog just returned from oe
Rastsrn cidess h nov prepared to exhibit his STOCK o.
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