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burfte li6 ridt erbeben aus SSSurht Dor BEN
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lIe9en bleiben nre uniere 6cFnnng i'm ipieoer
'nnerbalb nnfere Sinien sa ieben, berlbt einsig
ant Der SanfeHeit Der nabTen gtaht.
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M.
LSmetler. Gan.7

8ei6Ioiien; SAP es bic b66ie 8fidf i.bes
umerifanii6en 8irgers lit, Die sSnteoritdt Ser
Union unp Die b6dfte GlltbDritSt Der gUnititn<
ton uno Geiebe Der Ser. Staten gu pertbeioiz
gen ge9en Die 6einbe oerielben; ltno Oa6 mir
(alle SiferenSen nlo pelitifde Meinuneen bel
Settle lcseno) ms Derpfi6ten, aIs l1niorlsnldnz
ner, ~9eorun9en biirh Elm gemeiniameS @efdb[
nno eiren gemeiuiameu 8med perfoleeno,
4les gu tbnn, mas IN unlerer Wiadt itebt, Der
ge9terung ST belfen, INN Die Gebelipn, relhe
l'p se9en oeren 9lutboritdt erbOb, nit @affenz
9epalt 5h unterorlden uno bic &ebe[lert lno
gsrrotper lbren @erbreden sertdb ae beltrafsu.
(anbaltenber Behalf ~
SeipiDiien, odB mir ben Gnti6lub BET Ser.
st. He9lerurs, teinen Gpmprumib nit ben BE-
beaen 81 ialieben, Oeer 6rieOensbeeinaunoen
gu pferiren, btaisen, es lei benn. bos qehtepes
auf bic Grlnoluse ael6ebs, 6os fe lid unbe.
oln9t erseben llno 81 ibrer Sre,le neoen bic
Contribution nnb @eiebe Der Ser. 6faofen ans
riidtebren unO Oab mir Die @eoieruno auifprz
bern, eieie Stelun9 3u bebaupten uno ben lGrieo
NIT Der 9rDBten Gner9ie fUrtSuffbsen, INN Die
ytebellen poIIfdroi9 ga unterperfeu, I'M pouen
srtrauen auf ben dufupfernoen Ydtrirtismus,
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Sermin tprroen fOlsenOe 9erren ernannt
Maiae -. 9eriep ; Stem 6ampibire-S.
@larfe germpnt = 81. GARNER Ma1aauz
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gebalten babeu;d pel6eben Gepublifanen pppp=
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9lnepln uno ipnroe ppmieinem 9atrioti8nue
iiber5elgt Sod Dies flt tejltes Set fit 8urteien.
GsIfann nnbar&bat Jest nur Smei 9arteier
Sebeu, bic &artei fir ba8 2ano uno Die fiji
feline Seinoe, SD geb6re sur 8artei Der Union,
8lelerige1,I bfnel eS nit Der 6rie95fubrunn
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b%lJeilten @rnlt it, habena meme unterItlBung
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Die 8efeble aler meiner 8or9elebten aus. sd
%eriparte, DAB ieber uteiner llntergebenen pafelbe
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8teien Wianlt meroen Die Gppperbeaps ME
lno nimmer duf ibr Sidet befpmmen ! llno er
pirp iid iiberbaupt dnf teinerlei @abltidst iet.
sen 1laleu, ipeiIaeS ibnt, Dem 8unpe5felpberrn
piel SIT beiiSer .grnit init benz &riese 1T, ala
OaB er ii3Hiebt nit Der aeisentGideu 8olitil
befaffen f0nnte, pie ilberbaupt ME feline 9jebba=
berei mar. .nsD1f n gs6
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drelel|ralpt(ll,,'
The 1cfXcffoif FFxud.
.ss,es,4 ~ ~ 1. al,1sG tslJn

u Nrw YORK, Nov. 2-Donshue and Ferry,
of soldiers vsts fr5Q 7ot6siety, have hsen
sentenead 10 kHs p2t fshtiaftfor lifps The
Presdsnt1 has AppslSsd tho Asptepch ead
it will be carried Ousz irnmediztsly : New
York prisonsiwill not bsssciscsed. .. Marion
Jones, Dol NortEs chief ,assistant confined
with hin. at the Old CAPITOL, has made Z
'fail confession Of his Completely ID forging
'votes, aud that the business. has been car
ried on at Col. North's agency. The end
is nos sssehed.s sMsssu. PWkers Alien, and
Kelly were again present at the military
commission to day, and every facility wa
extended them to prepers adefsnsef for Col.
North, which they improved. This Occur
pied the ton Of the court until itia -
jourped.c Eheyssxpect tosessme the exam
nation Of thespepers seized spd the con-
sideration of the case tomorrow.
The Times sciaj says careful ex,mins>
ton of the case has concluded. Judge Par
ker, aud his -sssocistes, say thstths matter
10 much more seftu6 one than they 'ex-
pected or;anticipited prior to their deEber-
alton. The case of OeL North !and his
conspirstors was to-day again iadjou rned
'nntif to morov;s, Hon Rqisom a. tillst
has been returned :ss counsel for North.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-03

San APFAIR.-On Tuesday night DR..
Roberts, Of Washington Pa, WAS foundj
while in bssstijy state 81 intokiestsbH
beating and sbusing his wife and family
4 humber Of friends took the Doctor and
placed him in room In the third story Of
ths large bfick house adjoining the Fulton
House, in that town. He was placedin bed
locked up and LETT to recover his Senses
Ystsrday nsning ,whak~as.ths surprise o.
the friends Of the Doctor, as wen as the
Citizens Of Washington generally, to learn
that during the night the mad man had
got up and jumped out of the third story
window, His remains were found on the
side walk, and it is supposed he was killed
Instantly. SShihc-a al }
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To the Mayo, of Buffalo :
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Nov. 2.-The steamer Universal,
bound up, struck snsg and sunk, so miles
above Memphis, on Sunday. Four or five
passengers and some rebel prisoners were
drowned. There were IS rebel prisoners on
board from Vieksburg, II of whom. ioclu
ding captain, escaped The remainder
were brought up on the Belle ST. Louis
and forwarded to Chicago. The Universal
is total loss Two Thousand barrels oil
park belonging to the government were
among ber cargo. y av
Two hundred federal cavalry were re.
Gently sent across the river from Memphis
to hunt ouerrillss. They came upon q
small force near Marion, and captured &c
stand of arms. Two miles beyond Marion
they, came upon 900 or 900 rebels. After
some skrmishing our force fen back TO The
river, followed by the enemy, where they
were driven back In eonfasion by . gunbost
A number Of prisoners and horses we're t.
ken. t0ssossk"
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'BurFALo, Oct, "A dispatch TO the
Mayor of this city from Castine, gives lie
particulars of the attack upon the battery
at that town on Monday at midnight. A
small party Of men approached from the
rear and we're challenged; thy Immediately
fired upon the seminal who returned the
fire; Sergeant Ramsdell was fred upon as
he came out of his quarters, four balls
lodged within two feet of him, The gar,
rison mustered promptly and pursued the
raiders for about half mile firing on them
and they replying, when they took to Q
boat and escaped. The object, it is sup
posed was to capture the U. s. cutter lying
10 the barbor. This city has been put in
to State defence by or Ter from Gov 'Cony.
The home guards are in readiness for
duty, and the city government has increas>
ed and armed tho police .
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WIN be offered at private ssls until TIE 7th dsy
w Of Novemper 1854, part Of lot No. llA saeusSs
on the south west corner Of Aarss Sxsss md Hsrks
Alley fronting 81 feet Aaxkst %. sunaine bsa ~
same distance on tho Alley. ~ >
II no. sold prior 70 thas day, II viii On that dsy a
10 o'clock be sold q. Public Aucon ct ths font dooe
Of the Court Houss = = f-e3r n -
The above is the only dssasls property soe ssss q
MARKET Square. = - - n -
payments Of 9, II, and 10 months, with istsr~s. ~
all cash, at the ophon OF the purohAsss. 80.
red payment. 10 Be secured by deed Of trus Per frr
Their particulars inquire Of Al PANNRfI
oct14-tnov-
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TRUST SALE,
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TN pursuance OF Decd Of Trust made TO mo by
L Jefferson I. Lsngston, now deceased, aud which
DEAD Of Trust b daily recorded in the proper Office
Of Ohio eoanty tof recording Deeds, shall, on
Monday the 3th day Of November, 1861 at the
Court Hous Ter said county, coll, for cash, the
iolloxing property situate on Fifth street in the
City of Wheeling, to Wit: L'ts numbers nine, ten,
slsvsn and twelve, IN J.. O. Ritchie's sddi'ionto
Wheeling and slas the four adjoining Lots, which
are on the east sids Of said lots Nos 8 TO- IL and
IL, md which four sdoining lots are situate in the
ID iition 10 Wheeling, called Basns Vista, and are
,mbsrsd seven, eight, nine and ton, ln sqnsre No
50, and which prvisrty Is situatod on Fir street
and Union street east Of Fifth street and north Of
Union street, and ere now In the occupancy Of the
family Of wfniar kobinson lately dsoeased
~ lfEh "a q jacob, ,TrustSe.
OCT. Z, 1855. y, 10y r-r .. octIdts.
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Rational Medicine.
DIR. THOMAS j. KIsNER

VAL In addition 70 the reatmsnt efsll Asuts p,s,ees
cevote portion Of his time to the treatment of siI -.
nsus Of Chronic Diseases upon the Rational OF no.
fr1e .vstem Such a Diseases Of Bye and RAy. ~
maas ana Nervous Diseases, spinal Anctony, EpilrS
y, ~, D'e. =. Of tss Liver stomach, Bl.adr md KID.
Club Feet or Distorted Limbs and iii Diseases' -
Acute and Chronic, 10 which Psmsies ere SrbjsX
from MS long experience IN such Gases As kels ceo
noxns OF giving entire safif setion 10 sny Who mae
AL No charges Tor examination and .pinfou AZ ~
Aedic1nes .a1s, Prompt and reliable. All sssnnnice
,sons strictly Occidental, and peoupsly sttrndsd
Once hours A. Il. to p. u, -. = - :
Once and Residences on ID Strsst, nsas ksad rsM
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, WA
Jy2-dkv-ly. u
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NV YoRk. Nov, 2 Letters from Beau
fort, N. @. 18th, states, the recent warm
weather had developed new cases ofyellow
fever in Beaufort on that day. DR.. w
Ross, clergyman in North Carolina, arriv
ed here to-day direct from Raleigh The
Doctor says the entire State of North Car
olina is alive with rebel deserters, who in
most cases are, armed and organized snd
abundently able to protect themselves il
the western part Of the State, they reigr
supreme there. They not only make re-
peated raids on the wealthy planters and
rebel depots for supplies, but give protec,
ton to runaway slaves who are also armed
and accompany these bands of deserters il
their raiding expeditions. The rebel auth
oritiee, says Dr.. Ross, has given up al
hopes of forcing these men back into tn,
ranks, they having been repulsed in al
their efferts to this end; every EXPEDITION
fitted outforthese purposes by the rebels
has proven a failnre, ,-.
Those who not killed deserted to the in
surgents, whose numbers are continual,
increasing. Davis said when in Raleigh
that the dsserters from the Confederate
army outnumbered the Confederate soldiers
in the field. SD. .7 r....
An extensive conspiracy was recently
brought to light at Raleigh; it duplicates
many prominent officers of the Conserva
tive party, who now openly threaten t.
head these deserters and their friends and
take possession of the State Govern
ment of North, Carolina and all the rail
roads, in case Governor Vance fails to insti-
tute at once separate State action To-
peace with President Lincoln. 1t is appa.
rent TO the rebel authorities that Genera
Grant has been afording chance to Gen
Lee to recover his achievements, whel
Grant, by sudden spring Of his traps, vii
close up the last gap and oblige Lee t.
capitulate. This, Governor Vance says i
Grants plan, which has given JEFF. Davi
much concern, who is in favor of evacuat
ing Virginia, although having repea tedl
implored Lee to do so and not incur risl
of capture of his army. This was told t
DR.. Ross just before leaving by an aid OIL
Governor Vance's Staff
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4 MALL HArrHR THAT SHOULD BE Ar
NfnsD ro.rNsss washisgtoe Hal porne,
on Monroe Stfeef, there Is In hon draid
usedlto carry Of the water conducted from
the roof Of thss Hall down. through the
spout. The covering on this drain project.
e little Wy SHOWS Vic sidewalk, snds va
presume there are bat few of our citizens,
Who have ocoasios tssPsss that saN who
have not stumbled. over it. Yesterday morn.
Ing we sawia LADY istimblesossr ihsoinis.
anct and fall violently to the ground. She
must have, hee9 injured copsiderably, ~
the ppos ctsaeah W. coppslled hlihp j.
she walked away from the spot. We do not
know whose duty it is to remedy this mat
ter, but We are certain somebody should See
to . Immediately, y su.,s.rs:a.nv
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New York Market.

New YORK, Nov 2.
Cotton-Heavy, at 81 27al % for mid
ding. .t,.
FIour--State and Western opened firm,
but closed dull and l0al5c lower.
Quotations: $40 l0al0 Is for extra State
$ll 00sll Is for extra round hoop Ohio
and $ll 3Oal2 Is for trade brands.
Whisky-Active, at 81 74al rs for
Western. ...l. .s1 ....
Wheat-Opened steady but closed dull
aud Base lower. So 20 for No 2 Chicago
spring, So 2sa2 80 for Milwaukee CLUB,
and 81 As for good winter red Western
Rye-Quiet.
Barley-Heavy and lower.
-Corn-2c lower, at 81 GOAL 66 for mixed
Western
Oats-More active and frmer, at 9Oa9lc,
for Western.
Coffee-Dull, at 45c for Java.
Sugar stter, at 2l}a253c for Porto
Rico, l8a2lc for Cuba aud 244 for New Or
leans.
Molasses-Steady
Petroleum-Active and firm. Crude,
46a464c; refined, In bond, Zoe; refined, free
e3ca85.
Pork--The Pork market opened lower, al
S40a40 30 for mess, $41 50a42 IS for new,
cash and regular way, closing at $42 l24,
cash, 1888 75a39 90 for prime, aud $42 81
for prime mess. s3D f-f
Beef-Rather 6rmer. Sales Of los bbs
at S25a25 Is.
Outmeat.-Quiet, at l6aal84c for sh >ul
dcrs, and l73a2lAc for hams. Bacon sides
quiet.
aButter-Irregular, at 32a45c for Western
and 40a52 for State.
Lard--Firm, at 20a22fc.
:, Cheese-Active, at l5a23c.
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ZACKwELL PARTITION, E<q, viii please taks
~ tase notice that shall on the 18th day ofNovun.
DR. 1894, at the oce Of sniths Ne tevn Of mir.
eP. NJ ofthat day proceed 10 take the dsposnons Of
Zedoe JOLT and others, TO Be read In svidsaos IN Q
c'rtsin suit IN shancery now pendug In he Circuit
are defendant, and II from any cause the tskine Il
such dispositions be not eommsncsd, OF ooumsnesd,
the same be not completed On sid Day The talna Il
tle same viii be continued from day 20 day q Ne as
place and betwe,n the same hours until son plstsA
ELIZABETH BARTdLOH.
oct1l-4tv per Attorney, wilson aattA.
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SEuBBED BY THEIR OWN KNE.-The
Abolitionists of Pittsburg will HAYES "grand
Onion jubilee" to night. to celebrate as the
committee announce, the glorious victories
achieved by the Union party at the polls
10 Vermont, Name, indiana, Ohio, Pennsyl'
vsnia and Maryland" How does it come
that the recent ''gloiious" shoddy triumph
in West Virginia was not Recognized" by
the "loyal men" of Allegheny County,
Custom House officials should see to this
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OIL IN TYLER,-Many fine fortunes are
now being made in West Virginia, - well
as in the oil regions of Pennsylvanis, 10
the discovery and digging out Of oil 10
some localities oil has proved to be equal
to one of Mr.. Chase's greenbsck presses 10
the way OF amassiug fortunes. Aad night
glad are We that much good luck in thin
way is falling to citizens of our own State
In Writ, Wood, Peasants and Tyler coun'
ties there are to day hundreds of thousand,i
of dollars being made out Of oil. On Par
sIey Creek, in Tyler county, thsns ar''
splendid indications of oil In, sfsst abnns
dance. Capitalists who are looking fo'
Investments in this direction will do vel
to turn their attention to this locality.
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New York Money Market.

.,r,4 .t-a. fi,y-. NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
The money market was active and firm,
atseyen per cent.
Sterling exchange dull, at l0salO9i for
specie. .3
The Gold market was unsettled and de
cideIly lower, opening at GAG, declining to
230t, advancing to 1851, and closing At
229a. -, rs
The Scotia, for Liverpool, took out $780,
300 in specie.
. Government stocks steady.
Fort Wayne, 1854; Pittsburg, lO4.
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House and Lot for Sale

DURSUANT 10 me provisions OF decree rs1dered
Il bythe Circuit Court Of Marion, at the oeto.sr
teTn thereof in the Of illiam W. Ttehsnor ct
al %. John Walker and David 3. Maneax, shall on
the second Monday in Noyenbar next prooed 70 sell
BY pubic suctor % the highest bidder, before the
front door of the Court House & said county, house
and lot situated n fke town Of Warrington, the
In which the said d. B. Nanear new resdee Tor cash
IN hand sufficient 20 pay theeost Of this suis and the
sxpenss ef le and for the reside tre3t Of and II
month ths purchaser giving bond and approved secr-
ity and ths eomnissioner retaining hen the same
to secure the unPad purchase money. 10
=. SMITH,
o1tel-dIt&v3t Commiaioa9,
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News from Che South.

.N New YoRK, Nov. 2-Ths Charleston
Courier Of the 22d says: A movement il
on foot in that vicinity to wrench Atlanta
from Sherman, and intiDates it will be done
by column of from 5000 to 10000 men
General Joe Johnston is living in retire
ment at Macon, GA.
The Raleigh Standard denoances The
ultra position assumed at the Convention
of the rebel Government.
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III - $500 > " IS 1z<E xf3E-3{rS37
i Bieutsnnt Oushing i = sifixsn Of Ma,
,sanhuUstks, hut uas nppeintaa irene Nss
'Y0fkss He 10 satis6sd fkat alasge numbeI
Of livssmust have bse2 josts;by tho explo
sion, sas oil the Aibshsrls'se guns we're
Manned. Sss* "a slss3 yis y
{. The Secretary of fhs Navy viii recoss,
'usnd Congress to gises him vote Of
thanki, and he viii b prsmsted TO the
gradsof Lieutenant Commander. ,YaA1
q! Contracts for 26, 0Oo bbls Of -four were
lsWarted to day by the Commiasafy Depart
Iment, at from $12 SO to 8f2 IS.
The New York eommission have NOT yet
accomplished the main object of their visit,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-03

HARRISBURG, Nov. 1.-The official vote
of forty one counties has been received at
the Secretary of States office. The follow
are the aggregate results, including the
soldiers votes; 60
Republican, ls0,7 57; Democrat, l76,6ss
Republican majority, IA ,059