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SALE on
Valuable 1flH Pfop9fty
- IN THE COUNTY Of MARION.

DY VIRTUE OF A DBCRBE rendered In
ID the case of A. A. N PRICHARD ct a VS.
Nm. b CoNAWAY a. ala by The oircrpf }Hre
az Mafisa, e tn W u gtSfn tteueC e ths
wear 1864, We shall, on the SECOND MONDAY
In NOVEMBER, 1864, before the front door OF
tie Court Hsess IN sasd county, proceed to sell BY
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash IN
hand sufficient to pay the cost Il this suit and the
sxpsnss Of sale, the undivided half Of q large and
,ysiushas steam sad water Aouiag ana ssSmill.
situated In the town Of Warrington, on the Bslti-
more and Ohio Railroad, in populous Iooaotry,
and one well adapted to grain growing. These
mills are in good repair, with an excellent steam
engine of ample power and In GOD running order.
The stresfn on which it is tuatcd affords ample
watsr for . large portion Of the year. The mills
consist Of two pairs Of burrs and a. excellent bolt
ing chest; also sawmill attached thereto, 10 ex-
cellsut condition and Of ample capacity End el OF
whiA ere % CONSTRUCTED a. to run by vasI or
steam. +. SMITH,
F. SMITH.
Also, on the same day, at the same place, shall
cell the dwelling house in which the said Conway
nov resides, and which Attached TO tho said mill
property, and forms valuable sppendage there
TO- (oct27-tsl ,ss FoNTA1N SMITH,
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.--Nsw-FsasyN -Fhesse4mpr-Amsf
iess fen spathanntpa sPfss 3ssk s.s ar
rived.
IS The ship Senator, had arriYsd At YQseans
town; she reports being boarded by the pi
rate Florida Sept. 18th, in LAT. 8, North
long. Is, West. .a.aoln $40 =.
Muller's trial Commences on Thursday. /
Several additional, suspsnsions8 Of prom
inent firms have occurred.
The Times says the tone of the money
market is generally strengthening; 4sonsol'
firm at s9ta894; Confsderate loan 64a66.
Napoleon will meet the,Czar on the con
tinent, and then proceed to Compeigne.
1t is fumored that Rechberg has resigned
g., The Csar and Czarina of Russia have AZ
rived at Nice. s,,',,ss1 4s.,
Z Lombardy is invaded by armed bands
dressed in Garibaldi uniforms
: LIVERPOOL, Nov 5,-Cotton opened will
improved demand and E. partial advance o
l-Slld per pound for Manchester. The
market 10 steady with better demand at low
prices for Liverpool. Flour quiet ant
steady. Wheat frmer at an advance of Id
Corn upward, with an advance Of I'd pei
quarter. Beef dull. Pork quiet. Bacor
steady. Lard frm. Sugar inactive. COT
fee dull. Petroleum quiet. .I,lsy ~
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Come h'naE TO VorE.-A regiment o.
soldiers crossed 1t Bellaire Saturday night,
on their way homo to vote. While IN the
TOWN ma Of ,bs soldis, y chesred for McClel'
Ian. when an Abolitionist said to him, "No"
veil for jeff Davis" Quick as thought
the soldier hurrahed for JEFF, when the 40
olitionst remarked that he would ~ soon
hear man yell for one Oopperhesd As an
ether. 81 know you would" said the so'
der shut you are too cowardly and black to
20 to the field, as have done"
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NASHVILLE, November 5.-Yesterdsy the
4th, at daylight the guntoat Undine, No
IS, captured a few days since by the rebels
came through the chute at Reynoldsburg
Island, and landed some rebel troops who
then fred her aud leftlat eight O'Clock.
The gunboats Key West and Elm steamed
down near the west side of Reynoldsburgs
Island from Johnsonville and engaged the
rebel battery of "A pound PARROTS, The
gunboats were driven back badly damaged
20 Johnsonville. At PM. the enemy's
batteries opposite, above and below John
sonville opened on the disabled gunboats
They responded until their ammunition was
exhausted and then blew up the boats. The
crews are at the Fort in Johnsonville this
morning. The rebels commenced crossing
in the boats of the Undne about FIVE miles
above Johnsonville. Two fstboats were
also used. No fighting has taken place to
day, The rebels we're engaged in buryiue
their dead. The gunboats from Paducah
are in sight, and reinforcements have arrived
Schofisld takes command Of the post Of
Johnsonville. 4 ~ tas LA1JSkeg
Intelligence from below states that the
larger part of Hoods army is still on the
south side of the river; they are out Of pro
visions and clothing, and are Subsisting up
on the country. 49,
A Lincoln and johnson torchlight pro-
cesion took place here to .night. Speeches
were made by Governor Johnson and 9TH
ers at the Capitol. s. 81 IT, -a
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
I'm West virginia.

offer for sale farm l23 scres within miles
Of the Court House,-75 acres cleared. IL acres
on the Narrows Hill adjoining D. McMechen Esq,
fronting IS rods on the Chic River,-,Coai land.
~ acres on the B 4 O. R r., one milo north Of
Cameron, rs or 30 acres cleared.
$40 acres near Burton, in Wetfel Co., so acres
cleared.
900 acres in Wetssl Co.. near the Marion line,
9 miles from Burton.
233 acres in Wstzsl Co., II miles from tie Ohio
River Also Land In Doddrdge Co., noar the N
w. r. R., and valuable town property in Mounds
Vile, W. We.
Oot3I DIV. W. n OLDHAM
81 Moun1svTle w Va
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Town Lots for Sale.

DURsUANT 10 the provisions Ct decree Of the CIR
Il cult Court q Marion, rendered at ths October
term thereof in IL Of John 8. Fleming vs. John
MeCus, shall, % he second Monday in November
nsx proceed to ell before the door the Court House
Of said county bypabc auction to the highest bidder
two lots No. and In the town OF Warrington, upon
the following tsrns 70 Wit For cash In hand sufficient
TO pay the cost this suit aud tho expense Of sale and
the residue upon sredit Il 4, and IL months, the
purchaser giving bond and security and the commits
unpaid purchase money. The lots are very Desirable
being veil situated and veil adapted Tor residences
and situated in the most business town on the Balt-
more Ohio kalsosd. in the county Of Marion.
r. SMITH,
oct7l -dltAw3t Commissioher
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ADARx TaAxsAorIoN.-On Saturday Of
ternoon, there were two or three negro
wenches at the ,HempAeld depot awaiting
the departure Of the train for Washington
A number of men who were also going out
the road, had collected at the depot snd
while waiting, one of the party asked the
crowd how much money would be given
Linn if be would kiss one of the negroes. A
quarter of dollar was offered, and placed
in the hands of disinterested party. The
man who had made the proposition step
ned up 10 one ofthe wenches and impress
ed kiss upon her thick, black lips, much
20 her surprise, and amid roars Of laughttfer
from the bystsnders. When the affair wa'
over, the money-bolder was not to be found
and of course the pesro-kisser did net re
,sive the quarter. He was At . loss to de-
eide which bored him the most-kt'sing TIT
negro ,v losing the money. ,slssrs
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oct7l-dlt&w3t

DURSUAET 70 the provisions Of q decree rendered
BY the Circuit Court Of Marion, at the October
torn thereof In the Of Thomas waklate vs. John
Wood, shal on the second Monday in November next
proceed 70 sell BY public auction 20 ths highest bidder
before the front door ofthe Court House Of said county,
tract Of Land adjoining the land Of tbs said WALL
late and Others situated the waters Of Buffalo Creek
In aid county, and containing ~ less,
on the fol owing tsrms 20 Wit For casa in hand SUD-
dsnt pay the Of this suit and tie tense
aals and the residue upon credit Of and u months,
the purchaser giving bond and security and the
missioner retaining lien said land 70 the
unpaid purchas< money. i. SMITH,
oct2l-dlt&vst Commissioner,
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New YORK, Nov 5-The steamer Costa
RIGA, from Aspinwall on the 9th ult ,
brought to this port over 100000 dollars in
specie, rg7 gra--.r ,....v..,
Reipforcements to the Spanish feet at
the Chincha Island had arrived, but though
matters still wear q warlike aspect, hostill-
ties between the Peruvians and Spanish
had not yet commenced. ra
The Government of Chill is in support
of Peru, as it was at the breaking out OF
tronbles. Another Peruvian ministerial
resignation had OCCURRED, this being the
second in short time.
The Chilians celebated the anniversary Of
their independence on the 18th of Septem
Der, in a very enthusiastic manner through
out the country. ~
Another revolution in ECUADOR had
been quelled, .........
Admiral Pearson arrived at Panama on
the 22d. ult. and superseded Admiral
Bell in command Of the U. S. Squadron.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 6-The followingis an ex-
tract from letter received here to-day by
the editor Of the Express, from .Danville,
C. W. dated the 5th. Look out for raid
on Buffalo from Toronto and Hamilton on
Tuesday next, the advance guard is at Fort
Erie, and suspension bridge. Headquarters
are at Toronto. Some Of the leading Cana
dams direct the movement; the raiders are
not all Southerners. The writer also says
that the most of them are Northern Demo-
Gratis. The letter is signed by John B.
Holley, Suspension Bridge. a-t ihI
Great excitement on the American side
on account of the anticipated raid; the citi
zens are arming themselves, and goods and
valuables arc being removed. A special
train with troops is expected tonight.
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New YoRK, November 5.-Tho CONNER.
cial's Washington special says 1t is posi-
lively asserted that General Butler is not
to have the command in the Department
of the East. The Government has implicit
confidence in General Dig; and if it did not
General Butler would not be selected for
the position. The visit of General Butler
to New York is to attend to private bust
ness.
A special to the Post, dated Washington
5th, reports detention of soldiers votes
for Mcclellan in Washington Postoftice ID
denied by Postmaster Bowen, who is Nc
Clellan man. He has ordered prompt trans
mission of the soldiers votes. For somt
days past more than q thousand of these
letters have been forwarded daily.
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BUFFALO, Nov Sit is reliably ascer.
tanned that the propeller Georgian has been
purchased by Confederates in Toronto, and
is being strengthened and armed somewhere
On the CANADIAN shore for the purposes OF
sinking the steamer Michigan, and for pi'
raticsl excursions on this coast. She was
cstensibly purchased by house in TORONTO
for lumber trade. She came into Buffalo
harbor on the Sd instant to have some
part of her machenery repaired, but left
soon after. She was without any discrip-
ton of freight. We are prepared for bel
here. 4 .fs3
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THE MEETING AT TRIADELPHIA. A NC
Olelan meeting was held In Triadeiphia
Saturday afternoon, which, considering the
ncenency of the weather, was very well
attended. Speeches we're made by Z. jacob
ESQ, NJ. G. Good, Esq N. Richardson,
Esq, and D. NJ. Edgington, Esq, all Of
whom received the hearty cheers Of the en-.
Shusiastic crowd.
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House and Lot for Sale.

DURsUANT 70 ne provisisns Of decree rSndersd
/ by the Circuit Court Of Marion, at the oetoLtf
term thereof in the case Of William W. Ttehsnor CT
al "a. John Walker and David B. Msnear, shall on
the second Monday in Noyenbar next prceed 70 sell
front door Of tbs Court House # said county, house
and lot situated IN the town Of Warrington, the same
in which the said D. B. Manear rssidee, for cash
expense Of SALE and for the resdus credit Of and u
month"; the purchaser giving bond and approved ascur'
ity, and the commissioners retaining sh on the same
=. SMITH,
octat.dltAvSt Commissioner.
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VACKwELL PARTITION, Ess, win please take
II tsis notice that shall, tbs nth day OF Novem.
r 1884 at the ONCE Of Smith, In the town OF Rar-
mont West Virginia, between the hours of6A NJ and
p II. ofthst day proceed 70 take the depostons Of
Zedoc Jolf and others, 10 be read In evidence ia
c~rtsin suit in ehAncery nov pendug in the Circuit
Court OF Marion, IN which am complainant and you
are defendant and II from any cause the taking OF
such dispositions be not commenced, or IL conmen1 ed
the same be not completed said day the taking Of
tue same viii be continued from day TO day ut the same
place and between the same hours until completed
ELIZABETH BAKTdLON,
oct11.4tw per Attorneys, Wilson q Smith.
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6i5;etat4ymQBi!,,

new YoRt, Nov Slater rebel news
papers scontsin very little concerning. Va.
movements. Sons Of them appeat 70 have
eaugkt our northern political excitement.
The Richmond Wing is disgusted With
the despolisp existing mere, but congrstu
latss ls % sHhat IL designated as President
IikSoln's thde of cSnd actihg elections
Tie RichhhUnd Enquirer instructed by
the lesson given By Sheridan to Early, at
Cedar Greek, descsnts on the demoraliza-
ton of the rebel sfmy, and algues the ne
oessity of it Reorganization, especially OF the
cavalry. saesl1h ~ Z 1917 las .lssn
by Hiwell, asmember of Union Zen.
nessee regiment, having deserted from the
4th Alsbsnis rebel reg iment, was shot near
Richmond last Monday. .ss. ,ias r.
Messrs. Amasa J. Parker, VIM Belley
the commissioners appointed by Governor
Seymour, to visit Washington and investi
gate the charges of frauds against the State
agents for receiving the fraudulent votes
showed their report! 4Icddd 90
They had an, interview, with the Secre-
tary of War, and gained permission TO visit
Col. North, Donahue, COIN, and Jones. the
arrested persons, who were subjected to
improper treatment ,.X s..g,,,tlr,q,sy
They say that they could obtain no
copies of the charges against the accused.
and have no evidence that frauds we're
committed BY them. They state also that
the soldiers DESTROYS of voting the Demo
cratic ticket met with great difficulties in
their efforts to do so.
The commissioners report to the Secre-
tary. of War that either Col. North and
Messrs, Oohn and Jones should be given up
for trial to the civil horities, or that action
in Their cases should be postponed till after
the presidential election, and they be re-
leased on parole, neither Of which being
complied with, communication was ad.
dressed to President Lincoln, by them,
stating the, entire object. Their labors be
ing completed they left Washington. 1t
will be seen that one of the objects Of the
Commission, was the postponment of the
trial, which was complied with by the I'D
journment Of court to the 14th inst.
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CO. Partnership Notice.

Ihsvs this day associated with ma in the Boot aud
Shoe business Z. Ball, under the hrm Of ROBINSON
& BALL, Mr.. Bali having had fifteen ysars expert
snce in the manufacturing Of Boots and 5hoes Of all
description We are better able 10 suit all We are de-
tsrmihed not TO be undsrsold by any other house in
the city. Come one, come ALL and be convinced. We
viii continue the business in all its branches at No.
1885, Main 81. eorner Of Market Alley, and at f. Balls
former place Of business Main street above North
strsst North Wheeling. With larger stock and in
creased facilities for manufacturing, hope 10 be able
10 suit all our old customers and all Others who may
favor ~ with call Come and be- convinced.
We study TO please Sign Of the Big Black Boot
oc25 ROBINSON q BALL.
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars al Stake ! |!

Great Fl !,r-ssa: .. No. ITO Vain ssrss1
tXext deor - ssonc Thomas dry gods stors.)
EIFTEEN THOUSAND OO' La % worth Of
l. Boots and Ssaoss offered 10 purchasers at their
osn pIices
The subseib.s having bought ab saa.siilI afes
stock Jast tslors tas ,dsanT y sss eS l 80
Ar urices thsu any other house ia The esiy.
Pie attention "a AZ, both great and small, ID invited
10 nv stock. Call early and secure bargains 0u,es
sales and mail pseee tbs morso adopted q sms -
tabiishment.
JOHN KNOX,
octs lie Main stssst, Whssli1s.
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REAL ESTATE FORSALE.

T WILL offer ct private sale until Tuesday the lat
l. day Of November. 1884, the south fourth ca part
Of lot No. 1885, with the three story store room on the
Second Ward; also, the south half Of lot No lbs, sit
uated the east side Of Fourth street, Second Ward,
together with the elegant and commodious dwelling
thereon, containing seven rooms and kitchen: In
case the property above named is not sold at private
sale brfors the lS day Of November next l viii on
that day at 10 o'clock offer the same at public sale al
the front door Of the Court House ofOhio county:
- MARY LUKE.
en- The above sale has been postponed until
TUESDAY, November sth, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
noyl-ts
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CIT Your PAPERs-Evsry citizen OF for
eiyn birth should look up his papers, and
take them with him to the polls to.mor-
row, When officers of foreign birth chai-
euge the votes of men by whom they were
elected as they did on Thursday week, toe
much caution cannot be taken to defeat the
purposes of such demagogues. q
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From WASHINGTON, PA.-Passsngsrs who
came down from Washington, Saturday
morning. represent that Richard Fitsf il-
liams, who murdered Benz. Brady, and who
was beaten by the mob on Tuesday last,
had recovered sufficiently to enable hi to
walk around his cell Though badly bfuis-
ed, ais injuries were not 20 serious . At
first supposed, and it was thought he was
entirely out of danger.
Sample Sweeney, Cwho il lshArssd with
giving Fitzwilliams the knife with which
Brady was killed, was still 10 Jail. awaiting
tie decision of the coroner's jury. Sweeney
mas appeared BY card, in which he positive
IL denies having any completely in the
ourder, and afHrms that be did not give
Ftzwilliams the knife. Sweeney, is a bout
6ty or sixty years Of age, Iansold resident
Of Washington, and his friends express
every confidence that he viii be able to
urove himself innocent Of the charge.
Ia j -
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New YoRx, Nov. ga strong gale pre-
vailed on the Hudson river yesterday the
tide being big her than it was ever before at
this time of the year. At Creiger's station
portion of the Hudson river r. r, track,
Is or 20 y ards in length, was washed away.
The Times Washington special says;
Mr.. Whiting, solicitor Of the War De-
partment, says, that on the LIST of October
We had received under the last call, over
10000 volunteers, and has been informed
by authority to which he gave the highest
credit, that the last draft, when completed;
would furnish all the men that wosld be
needed for the war. r .,ag ...-....
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The WEATHER has been very chsngeable
since our last issue. Saturday was almost
cold enough for winter, and a light fall Of
snow visited this section. Yesterday the
weather was more moderate, and last night
there was every prospect of rain.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Thousands Of
persons soldiers and civilians, continue to
leave Washington for their homes, to vote
next Tuesday. The travel is unparalleled,
and extra trains are numerous. Some Of
the heads of Departments, and Chiefs of
Bureaus, together with very large mum
Der of government clerks, have departed
on similar mission. =. .-,,
There is not the least probability of an
immediate active movement of the Army OF
the Potomac, unless the enemy shall pro-
yoke hostilities. - To-. ' % lev '
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As THE ELECTION is upon US, and mo-
mentous question Is to be settled, why not
try Can Of those superior Chesapeake Oys'
ters offered for sale by Booth, Battelle &
Co., at the boat store, corner Monroe and
Water streets.
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ssr. LOUIS, November 5.sThe steamer
James White, sunk At Island No. 10, on
tee Mississippi River, was valued at one
hundred thousand dollars She was in'
sured for eighty thousand dollars. Her
cargo was principally government freight,
and probably total loss.
The steamer Rudolph sunk yesterday at
the mouth of Illinois river; the loss is not
sscertained.
Governor Yates is to speak here to night
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GRAFTON HoTEL-This excellent and
commodious house is now under the super
,ntendence of Mr.. John K. Mallonse, gen
qcuau every way qualified to manage it.
The travelling public should patronize this
house, As it is always supplied With the
best the market affords. The sleeping &C.
eommodations are unsurpassed.
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GolD.-The gold quotations show .
startling advance. The closing rates were
81 44s Let voters make note OF this
TACT. Every man who desires to ave bis
property from mortgage and final ruin will
cast his vote tomorrow for Mcclellan and
Pendleton.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-A dispatch from
Admiral Porter to the Secretary of the Navy
dated this morning, communicates the in
telfigence of the capture of the blockade
runner Lady Sterling on Friday night, Octo
Der 2sth, by the U. S. steamers Eonlus
Calypso and Fort jackson. She had $50
bales of cotton and is 200 tons burthen
She is moored at Beaufort with her engines
disabled. She iss beautiful side wheel
steamer, bnilt by Ash, of London, her en-
gines are 900 horse power, and she is re-
ported to be very fsst-17 knots per hour
She sailed from London in August last, and
succeeded in entering Wilmington, and was
captured in endeavoring to return out. The
vessel and cargo are estimated to be worth
at least 10000 --.. ..E $50
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The Bgsr AND CHEAPEsT.-Two very lm'
pottant matters to take into consideration
when about to make purchase. Both arc
met at the store of Vim. Carnahan, MAIN
street, Centre Wheeling, where . large
stock of boots aud shoes are offered for
sale. ....,... s.s.,,,
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: ThFWXYf IT Is DoNr.gThe adoubtful'

'tRrv.n Dr.. 'THoBUas, formerly sSMis.
sionary to Africa-where he was evidently
seized with "niGger on the brain"-deliv,
cred an address, in behalf Shoddy and Sam
DO, at the Court House on Saturday, even
ing. r'
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SAN FRANCISCO, November Ave have
no news of particular interest to report
to-day. Politics is the all engrossing subject
of public attention throughout the State.
Both parties are marshalling their forces
and holding large meetings in every place
of consequence.
Major General Keys, who lately arrived
here, is writing and speaking in favor Of
General Mcclellan.
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INCREASE IN the PRICE OF

AN authorized by the Brewers Association Of the
/ City Of Wheeling to announce that, on and after
the tenth day Of November, the price Of LAGER
BEER will be raised TO TWO DOLLARS AND A
HALF s2 so per keg, aud COMMON BEER to TWO
DOLLAR5 tD.
noy4-lv DAVID hAAB, Secretary.
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Tar RIVER was rising yesterday, with
from twelve to fifteen feet water in the
channol. sTLvf "a.
The landing presented more business.
like appearance.
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LouIsyILLE, Nov. 5.-The trains from
here in every direction are filed with fur
loughed soldiers; many of wnom are sick
and wounded. Most of them have twelve,
fifteen and twenty days furlouah. r