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10 violent syrinsing of the Hosu,
The Sense of Taste and Emell Restored
For centuries Oatarrh has deaed the skill OF ply
seians and surgeons. NO medical work contains
prescription that will eradioatei t.. Nothing save
Dr.. Goodale's Remedy will break It up, radically
destroving the principle Of the disease, and pre-
Guiding the possibility Of relapse.
1t penetrates to the very seat OF this terrible o
ease and eKterminstss it, root and branch ior9Yer
From the New York Comm rcial Adyertis,T-l
Hay, Rose AND FERIODIC CATARRH-Dr. L. Good
Ale's Catarrh Bsmsdy and mode OF treatment, no !
only affords the greatest relief In every variety 9I
Oatarrh but 1t eTtiDguishei the disease forever II
ell its stages. Every one Ipeaks well of lk
Price Si psr bottle Send q stamp for Dr. Is.
Goodale's New Pamphlet on CatarTh-Its Perfect
Mode OF Treatment ami Rapid Cur.
MORTON & CO., Solo Agts, 70 BleeEer a., y; L
FOLD by G. W. CLARK, ll9 Superior st. 1eo'h6
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REaI AaeueIes.

WILL nE OfHEhkD ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1854,
at which time shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder the premises Of each Of the following de-
scribed pieces Of property tgveg tho proprietor Of
the the privilege Of one bid only large lot of
valuable Real Ebtate. Now, while land is low and
lumbor high, buy your homesteads. By-And-byI
when lumber is low and land dear, build your i'm
proyements.
The sale will commence precisely st 10 o'clock
A. n, and buyers must be on hand promptly, as no
tine VII Is fost. sales VIII 90, ieslV posa bls
In the Orler Of the schedule following, viz:
FIBsT.-Sale will open with Lot No. TO- Jones q
b Rldngt0nB plot EorFses street, scoTill aVen.
us, followed BY sals Of lots Nos. 9, and O. came
plot, ForTs,k street, 6Ox226 7-12,
sKoeSD--3M acres on Kinsman street, adjoining
BsldWin's hOuee.
TmRD.-Brick Cottage on William street; ten
rooms, barn, Well cistern, rat-proof cellar, coal
cellar. Lot 50x229 feet, planted with large va
riety of fruit trees; cash $1,000; balance 10 suit.
FOURTH 20 10 IO0 acres between Lakeahore kall-
road and lake; sell in one two or three PARCELS 70
be determined on day of sale.
FIFTH.-rwO lots, 5Ox2OO, Euclid street, part oi
Aokley property.
sIxTH.-House on Lake street, corner MarHhslli
lot 66xl32.
Terms on property, not specified above, One-third
cash, balance N ono, two, three and four years.
lunch at noon provided gratis.
Business after the sale will be transacted at my
Office, los Superior ct l.. A. WILCOX,
pofS General Real Estate Agent.
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DAILY LEADER


The charge
Cine. boysi we must fastsn eur saddle-girthi
r NV closer the spur-bucklss-tAke in the slack;
Toss oG those old blankets -our steeds VIII De
Enough viii be left for all thosesvbO como back.
For boys. we must charge soon,
That AIDE whispered ''Ohsrge seOIl
And 10 all the ssstraps" as he galiopea up hsu'
Be hissed IS the tOkeEs
6sThe lines shall be broken
IN front-!hen charge ike iis os'h' 0O'u w.
Rows look on that field where the green wheat is
springi1g, H.
How much the spot looks Ike our own meAooS
Il brings to nv mind the old home with its cinging
Ariutus an d rose on the porch, which the hand
OF her who has taught me .-.
The love that has brought me
From old Massachusetts, to die, perhaps hers
Had planted with longing
That some Summers morning
The blossoms might cover the window 30 near
But black cannon-bolts from The rebel aItil cry
Afe blowing that field into deep, smoking r1ts,
While MIME balls whistle above It right
And shells from the mortars are iAlins lAs mus
We're wont-in the autumn
when we youngsters Fought them
To fan from the boughs Of the stout walnut trees
Soon gallop we over,
Though Death itself hover
Beyond, in he shade Of the great forest leaves.
There, boys, do you see that the front rank i'
breaking, -
Yes that was the signal; good bye al around.
That ail-storm Of lead very son will be taking
The best part OF US from the soul-strring souhe
of charge and of battlei
The mournful death-rattle
W Il well up our thrOats. Zach patriot grave
OF US who are fallen -'s
Forever shall call on
The few that are left to be faithful ana brave.
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OORNECrIoHH:

shsgby--ssndusky, Hsngheid Newark R4fTua1s =
Mansf4ld, NJ Vernon, HsEs-ks AA1elttes
40. - =
Crestline-Pittuburzh Fort WaTns Uhluasl Iail'
TOad FClrusf, urrcr H1nduskJ, QelpeolS Lima
Fort Wayne, GapoIte, Ohieafos 20, Ae.t -
Epst for Hansjel1, Wooster, MazsiLlo1, -.
grSron ind Eeofon tnlne Bailroad Line. ~ 4arols
Bellefuniaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie lndlals
RpQljg, Torre Usuie, Finoennel, kfa1nglsaI
louisville, Cairo, Et. Louis, &c,
Deewnre-With spriugfNl1 Branch for brrl1g 1gaa.as
gloinuibrs-Little Mimi Oolumbu9, and Ae11
Railroad for Ienia, Dayton Indians 9Do.l3l
Tfrre Haute, s.. Louis, Morrow, LoF9enq, ga
Circfupsti and With the Ohio and ALillllfip7l
Rsilrond At Oircinnad for LOuiIItle, lFnlll-
Yllo, Cairo, IS. louts, AID Al poiE1 On %
Ohio River.
vIlle Wheeling, &o.; Columbus, Rtqna > A1s
dams Rsilroad for PiquA, Urbala, -.
gaT-For Tickets tc all points and infoTulation aF
at the Passenger Station, and e Union AS<st oos
| Il7 Superior street. T. A1Ae1s
| ClsyeIand. Oct. q ls54s 61p9rl4.Aa41n4s
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nTP0RTkNT no LADIES-Dr. Har-

lMROhIANI AZ 44H~O41@0 - -
vsy', Fsnsis Pfls nave never Jet failed in ren0I'
ing di1cuItisa arising from ohstrueti0ns o. tsoP-
psze Of nature, o. in restoring the system % per-
Sct heath Whsn suffering from Spinal Aneofionsl-
4 ProlaDgus Utsri the Whites, or other weakness
the Uterine Organs. The Pills sre perfectly harm
Iv1g OF the constitution, and may Be taken by me
nlort delicate female without oauEing oiatressthe
Iaue time they act Ike charm By stfengthenlns,
lnvIgorating and restoring the Eystsn % heeis9
condition, Gnd by brinang on the monthiy PeflSse
with rsyElzrity, no matter hon what causes @ t1e
obstruotisa nay arise, They should, however AOf
b taken durin,, tie hrzs thres months q pregnen
cT. though Eafs ct any other tine - miseaFrlAse
would be the result
Zach box oontainH GO plllB, pSiee %.
Dr. HkahrI's TRAAzIsE on Diseases q Females
Pregnancy. lLisoaTtags, BsrrenneEls essrtitys ne
Production and Abuses Of Nature, and emPnAtical.
n tbe I,adies Private Medical Adviser pamPhlet
cf e1 pagea sent free 70 any address. SIX oelS 70
quirod 10 pay postage. =. =.
The pills and book win be sent by mall Nnen ~
rirsc. se5urely SEALED, and prepsid, ~
BRYAN, II. D., General Agent
10 T6 Cedar st., Now YORK.
- Sold bY All the principal DrugE1sts
CIV. ObARK, Druggist, Agent for Oleveiano, ei.l,
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FAMILY DYE COLoRS-A FULL
Il assortment of these colors. ETery iAmIy can l
rf. are brjsI. and durable, and effect great raw
ipf. by maSiug old garments look a. good As neS'-
Pficss 95 and Is cents per package. Ter sale ~
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LMIAnIRS AND

The CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENCE OF AN 561islS y T tSt M
,tber- nc @ntfer from Nervous Debility, Prema-
ture Dessy Of MANHOOD, des supplying at the sSlne
Sin,o TnE HANS OF SEtF-C CVKE- By one Nho mas
oTTd hinsslf aftlr undergoing considerable qneok-
o-v Bv enclosing q post-ptid addressed envelope,
Angle copies maY be had OF author
- NATHANIEL MANFAIB, Bsq.t
5a51s4 Brooklyn, Kings county n 7.
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CnrrencY In NeVada.

- Currency in nevada.
The Virginia City correspondent of the
St Louis RepubLieat says:
GREEEBACKs.
Ifamsn of woman designs to get his
OF her name in the paper, sll that IS neces-
sary for them to do is TO contract GeoE'
and then pay II in legal tenders: They
sreimmediately published by advertise
ment in the newspapers, to the world, as
having been guilty of paying DEBT IN
greenbacks, and the friends of the adver-
tiser are warned never TO trust them, ana
TO mass them round for the benefit OF the
psrties. Others have adopted q novel
method of giving publicity TO such sets by
having 8 small hsnd-bill printed IN heavy
mourning, stating that John Smith has
his day paid Richard Brown $50 in green
hacks al par, for goods, as the case may be,
contracted on a gold basis. They are then
posted up in the most hequented ana
conspicuous places in the city, and are GER
tain TO attract universal attention. But
Eastern capitalists need not be alarmed 81
this at all. as the first Stste Legislature
meets next month, and all the members
are
PLEDGED TO A SPECIFIC CONTRACT ACT,
which will be one of the first laws passed
by our new State, and IS everything here
is contracted on gold bAsiF, and It is the
circulating medium, it is eminently lnsl
and proper that there should be protectlor
given to the merchant, mechanic, anC
every trade, profession and business from
getting anything on the promise OF com
tben pay in q deprecated currency Wortf
probably not half as much as they origin
ally contracted 10 pay. Under The pro
posed law q person can collect the amour
sued for in whatever kind of currency
specified, and as to the utility Of it there
no difference of opinion between Demo
crats and Republicans, and the person Wh
would come out for Office and oppose II
adoption would not get corporaPs guar
of votes. The lack Of such law has dc
TERED millions Of capital from investmen
here. But as they will soon have the sam
guarantees as California, it will shortly
assisting in adding moEe wealth to II
owners. - % >.
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9nfFaI AtIEsa

DTsFAsFs- OF TIKI NERVOUS
s.u,r,,,. rIr,u.rv md sozusi organs-nsN and TO
Is.bl, eg..frssot.in reports Of he Howard ASIO-
,,,,,o,,--.nt " mail in ssalsd letters, envelopes
s-..of os'.r-e. AdSrs.s Dr. J. .sKILLEF HOUGH-
TON. nolvlsls Au.ociafion, No. South Einth e..
PhlsdsNhia, Ps. Hars'.H4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ssnflsmsn, Il you wish 70 marry address ths M
dsrsignsd, who win send you without money and
without price, valuable iRfoTmatiOh that viii ena'
bIe yeu 70 marry happily and speedily. irrespective
Of aae. veolth or beauty. This information viii
eost YOU nothing, and II you wish 70 marry VAL
oheerfuIly sssist yer AL letters striosy oonnoen
tai ne desired information sent b. return nall
and no questions assed. Address SARAHib. Lam
BERT, erssnpoint, King county, New York.
ocls:I6l:d4W
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TEnGfsIrT,
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
q. Il. NEWToN
respectfully announces to the people Of Cleveland
and vicinity that he has opened Dental Ohies st
NO. 2I SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,

Respectfully announces to the people OF Cleyeleno
and vicinity that he has opened Dental once st
NO. I'll SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied by Dr.. N. J. Dickerson.
BE is now prepared tp perform all the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for their preservation IN
q thorough and Gfillful manner.
ArlihciGl Teeth Inserted, from s single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold, Silver snd fuleaniEed
Rubber base, snd warranted to give good satisfso'
ticn in all cases.
REFERKEcEs :--E & I. Fairbanks, Ct, Johnsbury,
Vt; Hon, L Poland, Chief Justice, 81. JOhnsbnry
W.; DE-. DiO Lewis, Boston, Mass; HeIuan Ely,
Esq Hiyris, Ohio; n. B. Gates, EiyTia, Ohio.
a UARD.-Dr. Diclerspn takes this opportunity
to express his grateful EckI sledgments to the
many friends and patrons who have favored HIN
with their confidence. Having di5possd Of my
practice TO DR.. Newton It affords me great pleas
urs that 1 am able 20 recommend in him thorough
snd skiIul Deatist, and in whose integrity 1t will
be safe to rely. osE;Ls4 z
A RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
Aits Rubber Base, with our mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced by oil to be the most
perfect natural, pleasant and useful in eating,
speaking or singing, besides, what 10 Of no slight
Importance, they are ohesper and will wear longer
than auy other A Complete Set at ONE DOLLAR
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact is the day Of Metal Plates is past for sl that
see them discard the old set If able their superior
ity being apparens to all.
ALEX. b HALLIWELL, n. D., and
J. B. DANIELs, Dentists.
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So.
Established over II wears. no26
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CLEVELAND, OOLUMBUs SOIN.
OOIEEATI AILRoAD,
Is54-5. WIETER ARRAAGEAAkxs AslA-os

st Train-s:O5 A, M.-OINCIEEAT1 zxF 1lsss
stopping st Grafton, Wellington Aeg Lo1'
don, ShsIby, Crssslide, Gallon, Gilsad, Oar
dingtoD, Ashley, DelAWara, DeWta osnirs ~
Washington :.
ID Trnin-ss5 P. m.-AOUOnM0DA11Q1s-- s--9eole
AZ an ssationa, and arrives IN OClun1511 e ~
p r. Cincinnati $50 A. 4.
"a Trains-l0sO0 ?. .M.-HIGHT EAREE.--b.1 lll1l
Al Grafton, wellington, New London 141lh{s
Orestllna, Gallon, Glisaa, Cardlngtos 41a De-
r.ins issys Columbus ss s:4Oand I0:s Ak 1879.
=" srrifs 81 OlsTeland 9:So A. H., end 81 p \
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NINE DAILY TRAINS BRoH
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YOkl
New York Z Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 10 TRAYKLERs.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exc8pted
nORNIh0 EXPRESS, leaving TF0y at os11 a.
Z from AlbAL 81 HudB0n RiEer Depot at 9sS4 -
NJ arriving at NeE York at 2g9S P. n. 80
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, lssying Troy 6 SEQ
P n; from Albany at 3:I5 Z. n arriving - heu
York az $3.50 P L., connecting win express sratl3
for PhilzdslPhia aud Ndahtnston City.
The cincinnati Express from Buffalo eop1ecss
with the $3.50 at Albany for New York ~ tns har,
lem koad.
rangsmeuis have been made 70 ran the trans q
the Hudson River Railroad Co. aud tnose o. ne q.
/. and Harlem Railroad 70. st different hourl ffn1
Albany and Troy.
N5 Cars Of dc best construction, and most eonEeAA-
sut for the use OF passengers, have been pissed %
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers will bo Tioketed and Baggage eheeEs4
over this road direct to New York by the O1ntrll
D. R. Co., and all connecting lines North sad Wese
Tickets Of the EudsGn hiTer hAilroad %. enl 81
this Co. viii be received By either soAd and b4Ge
gage checked By either Company VII os oellsefea
| In New York without change Of ehook1.
Nov. %, 1854 Y. A. CHAPlA5 elR.s.
Foam H. GREEN. Advertising AgeEt. noeke3
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CTFVFLAND 8 ERIR RAILEOADl
w1ErrB AERAHe1sHHE.

I55a. WIETEB AKRAEeEHHHE. Ia
- -. Monday. OCT. slSt, IssL Puupngsz
Tr-inI VII run IS looNs, l5uudAYs ez<e7ioo)i
LEAVE CLEVEEAHDs
s:5O- A. M.-DAY ENPk ESs TEAM -cloggln3 =
tab1ls Conneaut and Girard only and 1ETfyp -
Erie a 20 ?. X, Dunkirk S'5 2. r. Banao
,.ss ! AZ ~ z. F..af1EOIHsATT ExPREss-stoppiag
PainssTile, Ashtabula Ald GrArd enly, an4 -
Eiyss At ATisS;40 ?. n DlhAtA - = - -
a.sa B Plo a,9 I'og Eli AND ACcoMNoDEyTOH--
storping At al stations and arrs4e = - -
o.oo p n n asl.E.siiaHF EXPRESS sTBAIH--s1oyglng e
FEfnsFViIie A5htabula and elr1ll e1lys ~
arrives at Eris Is 2s40 A. M DRakizk 30
q T., Buffalo 4a20 A.
EEAVE HRI1
80 A. M.-EIeHT E1PREss LAA1 ~
arrive at Clegeland at 20 a. q.
BID 4TR5I6-stop1ins q a SssfiSn1 sd arriVs 81
OlsVelaad et lO:19 A. 4. =. n
gfsfk,ns exooDs sWGnVille. aybEooz lnl0n7lisi
Perry, Mentor and Wickt1ss and AEff1's -
SsssHa e .FS e TxPEss - E rRAIH-stoyusns &C
'''' GirsTd. Conne1ut, Asbtabula, Geneva fains,'
vile only, and 2rriyss Y .n o5 ~ ihr5:En
All he trains as w'EsTa '9R1sss aIsa S5G 3 CSSSa Cas:
nad. indisnapolis, So. Louis, do; and ~ s III ~,
i tEsis - ne NeT York & Nrie Railroad, and q Bn-
III with tbSse Of the New Ierk yeas -. = 49,,
FoTtoa Niagara fallg, &C., ara as Afls VIZ -AA-
I - ths PhfIsdelp phfa 3 Erie Balroad- - -.
| 80 nav Ex1ress, East A1d Me9s, con1sg,,l -
| loh ---A H. HOTTIE9HAMs BuS'b
uszslssa. Oct. s7st. ~ .---.-...-------=----
| HLEVELAND q TOLEpO 4 H.
Commencing on Monday. oatopsr = sll[s - -
-iSS fbe coming winter, Three Daily .kaAsees-E
Trsiug viii run between CleTalAna - Dosfolss p
Leaves ~ =
Arrive IN Detrgit.-.---.--..-'--s------fs -
Leaves Cisyel, yel,nd----.------'----'''-s,z ~
Arrfvs IN Detroit.......--...-..-.--.-1y-1 = -
1rs. Slsvala-ld ?. =.
Arrive Il DetToit.-.......-..-..s--.s ps9o =.
me $40 A. n and 1000 ?. y. Irains nose Cssss
Hand mske good CONCESSIONS IoL III 4. .-6i,s
IN ~ detertion at Tolsdo, and tl .l1s y -
| rrouutiV At the above tine. h. y. = %
I nol:R5 =. soS.s =. : :. =, :,
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CONNECTIONS.

Oonusofions are made aE MonroeF1ls Niih TIE So
dusSy Mansneld z Newark b. B. et Oigds E1l1 ~
SAndusky, Dayton Cincinnati = k.i af ltsl!oF1
Will the FremOat Z Indiana 3. 81 and 3 Loiodq
v n the Michigan southern B Northern lnd1na al4
7 Jlsdo Wabash Railroads for Chicago u9lrolS
Alton, ST. L0ats snd al Pcints " 1T GoTthHMt ~
southwest.
Trains arrive ia Cleveland from Toledo al1 lhs
West a. 9.20 A. n, 2:35 ?. NJ and 5:49 2. u
sand1aky at 9il5 A. r. - u. ID. EuSAA1p S4yA
fIeqaisnd Oct. y. ls64. ~
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EYEIIAND AND 1OLkUO q B
- - w1gTER IRR1Harnna4, IA.

On and after Monday, Oct slst. 1854, PlESl11ls
Trsis VII IsaTe Cleveland lolleWs (5nndag3 =.
s-io m.-OHIsAGO ExPRESs.-S at BoFua.
GTafton, Oberfin, Wakeuan, horWetk, 4lol1oa-
Wife Belle Fue, Clyde, Fremont and NimqIeI
and arriVts az Toledo at l2:i5 r. H. Ohicago g
n;3OP = and Detroit $50 ?. n.
2,l0P M-WESTERH hAiL.-Stops e AZ 9iaslo14
on Southern Division, and arrives e L1le4o =
us N; Chicago at 5: - A. 4. ana Desro-s -
4.9P. m-NOBTHERH MAIL.-st0ps Is AZ -
tl01a OF Northern Division and aEriFaa g ~
Iosn n M.-HiGHT ExPRRSs.-stoDs st areflqn1
Ho-Wsik, MOnroeEils, Olyde and Fremont, -
aFTiSes es Toledo st IS A. X; ChscaGp e ~
?, r. and Detroit Ut 500 A. y.
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sYMPToM !:

A single bottle VIII last n MOnth-tO
bo used three times N Day. -
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Currency in nevada.
The Virginia City correspondent of the
st Louis RspaSbEieaIt says s--s
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and ,asr Monday, oct. 5l5t, lssk. PsUelgsl
Irsins VII run IS iolloNs, tsnudayi ezee7ioa1'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
Southern News.

NEw YoRK, Oct. al.-The Richmond En-.
quirer of Friday contains the following:
Official news comes Of an attack by
Moseby upon n heavily guarded wagon
train Of the enemy near Bunker Hill, in
which, although unable TO bring on any
booty on account of the heavy guard which
attended It, he killed one General, eaptu-
red and killed various others and made
good his retreat.
Our readers will remember that General
Dufie was captured and seen alive and
we'll afterward by prisoner who escaped.
II dead, as the above rebel despatch as
serts, he was murdered in cold blood
Richmond papers gave out q few days since
that hereafter Moseby would shoot every
Yankee prisoner he might take, in retalia-
ton for the murder Of several Of his own
men.
Gen, Dufie was the son of Rev. DR.. Duff
fe, the eminent Presbyterian divine, and
entered the service ct the outbreak Of the
rebellion.
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WAsHmaFoH, Oct. i3l.-A gentleman
who for twelve months has been attempts
ing 70 get away from the South, succeeded
several days ago In reaching our lines, and
is now in this city. BE occupied re.
sponsible position under the Confederate
Governments, and had abundant opportu.
mites for learning the real condition Of Of.
fairs in that section. He represents that
the CONSUMPTION 10 actively progressing,
and that persons between sixteen and htty-
Eve are being sent 70 the army. Telegraph,
Express men and Railroad employees c0ns
tinue exempt from military duty. About
30, 900 of the new levy had been sent 70
reinforce Lee.
hoods army numbers about 10000
There are few troops besides these. There
are some few scattered over the South, and
there are only 10 men as provost guard at
fredericksburg. He says thousands of the
soldiers would II they could, escape from
service, and in some sections II any Oppor.
tunity were afforded by the Union they
willingly would enlist.
After Early's defeat dollar In gold
could not be bought for less than $50 in
paper. He says no one ont of the confede-
racy can have correct idea Of the general
effects Of the rayages of war, both on agri.
culture and trade. ar
Michael McC lusky, formerly Post Master
Of the House of Representatives, has re-
covered from the wounds he received in
battle, and has been elected membar Of
the rebel Congress from the Memphis dis
trict, Oh - ~
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nov York Markst

NEW IoRK, October IL
CoTToN-More active under the advance IL gOld,
and price hrm0F, closing very arm ct 81 2&01 IS.
FLOUR-etate and WesteEn 1Oo better, 90 O00
10 for Extra State, so s59ll for Extra d. n. o |,
and S1l lO@ll IS for Trads brands, market closing
with tho advance not satilfAetory. Ineludsd In
SalOs are 1000 barrels Extra State for last half -
November and hrst half Of Doosmbor ct SO 20.
WHIHKY-Eay0Ts buyers Western 81 T10l ~.
WHEAT-1@2o bett6r, very moderate demand;
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01

NEW YoRK, Oct. 3l.-A Times special
gives the details of how two Of our bri.
gades fell into q rebel trap. When General
Wetzel reached the Williamsburg road, he
found o wide open space and disconnected
redoubts on either side Of the high way
The place seemed favorable for the demon
stration and the works seemed only parti.
ally manned and Il was thought to take one
Of these aud sent to the assault of Cnllom's
and Fairchild's brigades. The troops ad-
vanced CALAMITY with a cheer, to within q
few hundred yards of the work on the
right, when suddenly the other work open.
ed q deadly cross FIRE of grape and shell,
and our troops found themselves in n trap
from which there was little chance Of escsp-
ing. The majority of both brigades we've
made prisoners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-01
Up GelsgrapB,
Afternoon Report.

Fight at Bsverly-A Gallant Little
Affair and Complete Victory for
Our Troops.
The following dispatch from Gen. Kelley
to Gov. Foreman was received by rs on
Sunday, but was mislaid, and consequent.
" did not appear as 1t should have done
yesterday morning;
CUMBERLAND, Dot. 2sth.
Gov .BOremGn:- ,,g ~.
The garrison at Beverly, composed of a
detachment of the 9th Ohio cavalry, In
command Of Lieut.. Col. Youell, was at
tackled this morning at daylight by Major
Hill with $50 rebels. Major Hill belongs
TO Imhoden's command. After two hours
hard fighting the rebels were repulsed aud
routed with Q loss of 115 prisoners, iuclud-
ing two Surgeons. They lostiifteen killed,
and have large number wounded. Major
Hill is mortally wounded and prisoner in
our hands. Our loss is 1t. Peck and six
men killed, and 1t. Howe and twenty men
wounded. The rebels retreated to the
mountains. b. F. KELLX,
Brevet Major General.