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WEST VIRGINIA.
Retreat of the Rebel Raiders Through
BrANIOu County.

BrRXIOu County.
From he Wheeling htsHigeacer, OcioJer3.
The following telegram was received on Satur-
day afternoon by Governor Boreman:-
GRAFTON, October l.--Captain Hagan reports
the Rebels retreating by way of Bulltown. The
following is an extract from Captain Hagan's
despatch -
"Much property has been carried off, Their
conduct was such as characterzes nothing but
robbers. They robbed stores and private houses,
carrying of the clothing of men, women, and
children, in some cases compelling women to
take off their shoes and stockings. Their horses
were loaded down with stolen property. Many
Of the citizens were robbed Of their money.
Rebels and Union citizens Jared alike. The loss
10 this county (Upshur), cannot be less than forty
thousand dollars. Their entire conduct was Of
the most shameful character.
NB. 4. KELLEY, BreYet Major General"
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News FROM the south.

Southern papers contain the following
MACON, Ga, September 25 The expiration OF
the truce leaves seven hundred and three Federal
and five hundred aud two COufederates yet
remaining TO be exchanged, which will be done
in day OF two. Sherman's Cavalry lett Atlanta
three days ago and passed ou d on his right, but
as yet no general movement 81 Yankee forces
has taken place.
Sherman has over forty thousand effective
men, but his stock is in bad condition. He is
still bringing gupsuppits. President Davis arrived
mere yesterday, and made q short and cheerful
speech. He said sherman w0g.d soon be forced
10 retreat aud that then the scenes OF the retreat
from Moscow would he re.enarel.
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NEW YoRK, October 6.--The steamers NeIobsrH
and Beaufort, from North Carolina, with dates to
the 80, have arrived. They bring number Of
discharged and nyalided naval officers aud men,
and % prisoners captured on the blockade-runner
Night Hack, with considerable cotton from the
destroyed blockade-runner Lytr. The Beaufort
was iowed here by the NctoJern, the latter having
Iosr her proppller ...
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AouDEET.--Thls morning about Q o'clock
Catharine Wagner, eighty years Of age, jumped
nom the second story window at No. 3l6 N. Fiji
ieenth street, while laborlng under a temporary
~ Of insanity, and escaped with injuries Of a
slight character.
RBoRv1rNe.-This morning tho city bounty OF
$3.50 was paid 70 twenty three men.
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Further from New Orleans.

NEw YORK., October 6.-Thc steamer CoaStit,-
ton, with New Orleans dates Of the 27th ut, has
arrived. She brings 300 Rebels, captured in
Mobile bay.
The steamers ATiel and creole were passed on
the 2g.h, going up the Mississippi river
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING. - Ana ...,...,
Brig J. Means, Wells days fom Rocksnd, win ice 70
BTis yneOnnss, Hoasdon, days from Newburyport,in
ballast to BAugh 4 Sons. N
sSSr s. n smith sudsy, days from Boston 10 bal
sehr Hope shannon frOm baltimore, In ballast to J. +.
ssif e. O Knight Taylor days rom ProVidenes, in ar
sShT Charles Carroll MohAGey, days from MiddelOwp.
schT A. hammond Hssins5 days fom RosiOn, wl.ts t
ssSr George Edwsrd weeks, days from Boston, in m
sSr g. b sharp RObbIa days Om Boston. bai2 pna
sss1 Lucy Morrow day nom BrandywIns, Del. Win l.
sehT Cora spence day nom Brandywne Del, with a.
aOUr % 4. ", Lea. ID II. TlI I1f'o 3il ''GST 1uo|
ovespoHdsnes flhe PAtadephta Erehasos lCHoelI IA
LKwKs Del. october 4, p. N.-Steamers NeVa. from
for HaVAna, with machinery disabled Nashua,
from New York for New Orleans Yirgnla az
phiA for Washnson; New York non Fortress MOuroes
Fairbanks, rom New York for Washngoni Ef1 nQ
White. nom fhadepha for Cape Hayden; brgs Fanny
(of New York, DO Tor PenAaoola Vincennee eA MSS -
bufyp0n iOr Philadelphia; schfs Brave frQm NM Inthnn
for beaufort; n. Borden. Philadelphia ff0flaAhcp ~
NJ Dyer, Ceres Charlotte Flsh, Willow harp AonI 81 "a
Saith aud John hcAdam are 90 the breaA".'" ~ a
AFTERNOON. l......f. "a. ,.l iI..tlI...It tlA'- ~
shiD 81 Peter, sprasas, Ssnss, SSsiYsd Psnsas'hp
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IMPORTANT NOV EMIT
OF WARREN.
Heavy Firitg About Ohapin's Farm,
CAPTURE OF ANOTHER LINE
OF REBEL WORKS.
Manassas Gap Railroad Opened
to RectortoWn.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc
special to The evening reIegrnph.

WASHINGTON, October G.-The mail steamer
MdHh0ttd1,, from City Point, reports that there
has been no heavy lighting in front of Petersburg
since the last reports. Warren has swung around
on the left somewhat, to position commanding
the Southsde railroad where he is thro wing up
inrenchments aud mounting heavy guns, by
which it is believed the Rebels may be prevented
from using the road.
The Manhattan brought up forty four Rebel
officers, captured by the 18th Corps on the north
side of the James river; they are under charge of
Captain Powell, GSth Pennsylvania Regiment,
and rank from lieutenant 10 lieutenIut colonel,
including several majors. Lieutenaut-C Colonel
Maury, who cotnmauded a Rebel fertilization on
Chapin's farm, is among the party.
Captain Powell also had charge of thirty
Rebel deserters, who came into General Buffers
lines. They have taken the oath and desire 10
so North.
Captain Charles Corrier, Captain P. C. Locke,
and Lieutenants f. Bean and Davis, all of the
18th New Hampshire regiment, vhowere wounded
on Friday in fighting on our lef,, came up on the
Mdnhattdn.
The bodies OF the following officers, killed in
fighting on the north side of the Jlnes river
were brought up, viz. Captain s. w. Yannys
Assistant Adj ant General, Sd Brigade, Sd Divi-
sion, 18th Army Corps; Captain D. c. Rix, slst
New York Regiment; Lieutenant J. A. Fitch
40th Massachusetts, and Lieutenant r. II. ThOmp-
son, 18Th New Hampshire.
Two hundred and fifty wounded arrived here
last night from City Point, on hospital steamer
State of MaiRe-the first arrival Of wounded here
since Grauts new movement
The transport steamer Belrdoo has arrived
from Fortress Monroe, which place she left yes
terday afternoon al three o'clock. She reports
that yesterday morning heavy clnuouading was
heard from the direction Of ChapiD's farm, and
the report was in circulation a. Fortress Monroe
that we had driven the enemy from another line
of lntr nchmeuGs.
Yesterday four hospital boats arrived at Fort
ress Monroe from above, with wounded, belong
ing to the Army OF the James. There was a large
proportion Of colored soldiers among these
wounded.
The Manassas Gap railroad hats been repaired
as far as Rectortown.
| [sECoND SPECIAL DEspATcH.1
| WAsHMGToE, October 6.-No further move
ments are reported as having taken place south
west of Petersburg Oar troops are steadily for
| tifyiDg the positions gained, but the enemy
Is probably too strongly inrenched on
the Southslde railroad to warrant m assault
upon their works As IL is, however
we have possession of she Vaughn road, over
which the Rebels wagoned largo portion Of
their supplies, and our forces hold an impregna-
BILE position within two miles u the Southside
railroad. This lie an a1yantage worth far more
than the cost OF the attack.
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[PRICE THREE CENTS.
second and Third 50 for Tenth and Eloyesins

Second and Third 80 for Tenth and Eloyenlhs
and 30 for Green and Coates. ~. ...-rr
Canal shares have advanced, and there is moro
doing scbuylkill Navigation preferred sold az
3jl; Morris Canal preferred At 1876; and Susque--
hanna Canal bonds at 69l % was bid for schuyl-
kill Navigation common; and i3h for susque-
hanna Canal, which is an advance.
Bank shares are firmly held. bat there Is little
or nothing doing in the way Of sales. le3 was
bid for North America; 81 for Commercial; 20
for Mechanics A for Girsrd; 2s for Manufae-
turers' and Mechanics 70 for Tradesmen'sj and :
80 for Consolidation.
The demand for Money continues limited aud ,
there is very little doing loans on call are offered
at6@s per cent. per annum, best paper Il quoted
M9@l2 per cent, but there Is very little Offering.
The subscriptions to the new 7.30 and 1910
loans, we are pleased to notice, continue large,
ranging from half a million 10 one million per
day. These loans, with the proceeds ofthe inter-
nal revenue, averaging three quarters Of million
per day. will enable the Secretary OF the Treasury
to pay the expenses Of the Government without
any further initiation of the currency by the issue
Of legal tenders, except six per cent. compound
interest notes, which are issued at the rate OF
q quarter of q million per day. no + "a
A despatch from Washington, this morning.
says the subscription to the 730 loan for the last
two days, as reported 10 the Treasury Depart
ment, amounts 20 81 $4,000. r, 80 u.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, oCry O.
R.norted bv Cfarkson a Co Rrokers Ne Thfra
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To PuRcHAsE CtorHrNG At Low PRIcEs, make
ron rs 70 50 Ssr eeat tha Is nov c6afsed rt1,
prices Of Cothnr- Youths, and Bows An can be
suited wihostdeiay or trouble.
Tower Han, No, 5is Market street
IA Sr1rcu IN Tnsr SAVES NtNE."-Ths Is a
Food motto ~ a times, but applies with special force IN
N 5 Sse.a9 a9. , ..e SS
IN preference 20 any other III the best sewing machine
Of he most prominent families In the clty wno now
have them In use. Every machine sold h warranted 20
give satsao ton or the money viii be refunded Numerous
families in various portions Of the country, after trying
many other machines nave decided that tho Florence IS
beyond comparison, the best amiy machine In the world
TIE POPULARITY Of the Wheeler & wilson
Sewing Machine u best evnccd BY ~ aud
stan w Increasing sales. Nor IT, reputation less
abroad The highest premium was awarded i9r Y az Che
international Exhibition IN London az the Indnstrii a Ex
hbition a. Paris, and AZ k1n,ss 1urg' Prnssa These
awards were IN aSG9raanee VIII ~ NOSE m 'ae
AZ Tie various eNhi3iii9n' IN ths eGun'X Indeed ~
human testimony could be stronger than that which has
superiority over an others Tor family use aud for general
~ wssseE Wilson sstabshment at NO 7oi Chesnui
street continues to be ono OF the most popular Institutions
Of Philadelphia. ......
ALWAYS TRIUMPHANr-The high com Dliment
paid 10 the "Gr,vor Baker Swing Machine CompRny,
them ior the best double thresd sewing Machine was
wen deserved, also tho premum awarded TO them Tor
umph themore senhcant as all the leading machlnes
In the country paoedin composition Persons about
purchasing Sewing Machines should bear these farts
In mind and call at No $50 Chesnut street. before making
their selections.
UEKIND.-"Augustus"h had just put on a new
sui from Charles Stokes Co under the Continental,
when he asked stac'' what he thought Ofity
"IikC bowl Ofpunch,' sal Isaac.
"How like thar" ..
Got Dig spoon In IT," said Ike. ....
RENEWED HIS AoE.-rhe most wonderful
results produced hy the Of Mrs. s. A. Aliens
world Har Restoi aud Zvobalsamum Hair Dress
inc They never fail to restore, invg rae, and beaut
the har; youth renewed. No hairs. Toe hair
IL restored bald spOts IL imparts most delightful
fragrance YOu can procure them at any Druggists,
| FURNITURE SLIPs, OR LoosB CoyERs.-At the
present price oi fine Furniture Il ia great economy
Slips br protection. They are cut aud made by com
petept hands at w. HenTy PAttens nos Chesun
street
BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS Photographs made a
No ga Arch street T. Reimers life szo Photo yraoh
10 oil coors yorytypes and Cartes de vise, all OF
passed style ana dnlsh.
DR.. J s. ROsE's ALTERATIyE will cure Scrofula
Price e. Sole Agents, Dyo Co., No. 2j2 n. Second
street.
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THIRD EDITION
THE ADVANCE ON
RICHMOND.
OUR Position SECURE.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Nothlng espe-
cially interesting has been received from the
Army of the Potomac to-day.
Il appears, however, chat the advanced
position gained last week ia so strengthened
that there is little danger of the enemy attempt
ing to dislodge our army, Lee being too weak
10 make such u movement.
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[sEcoNp SPECIAL prsrATcn.l


New YoRK, October 6.-rhe steamer MeyTi-
mac, from New Orleans, with dites TO the 3Oth,
arrived to-day. She brings no news.
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From sheridan.

General Wilson, who has just arrived from
ShCrdan's headquarters at Iarrisonhurg, repre-
sents that the destruction and capture of R'hel
property by our cavalry, in their late great raid
in the vicinity of Staunton, were on a colossal
scale and most complete in their execution.
More than one hundred mills were destroyed,
the Central railroad was badly cut up, and
herd Of twen:y-tour hundred cattle aud sheep
were brought back TO Harr,ouburg The latter
prize compensaes for the cattle theft lately made
by the Rebels on James river.
PardOnCd and Released.
The President having, on petition OF prominent
Union citizens Of Georgetown, including the
Mayor, pardoned Mr. Joseph II. Boucher, orthat
town, who was sentenced TO Fort Delaware for
one year, for alleged aiding of persons to go
South Mr.. Boucher was yesterday released from
further imprisonment.
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Quotations Of the principal Coal and Coal OIL !

Quotations OF Gold at the PhiladephiA Gola
Exchange, No. "a S. Third street, second story -
% A. 1929 IL 2M..............lg64
II A. ..l931 p. .M.........si9f3
Market strong. t .sfs.. .....
DE HAVEN & Bao., No. 20 s. Third street,
quote as follows =
American Gold..;: ;:...,......... l94 1856
American Silver. 9's and fs...... 1s2 =.
Dimes and Half Dimes. III ..
Spanish Quarters ''s''.....'s..ss lI5 ss4fr
rem. currency y.'''.'..''..'ss..' dis. 10 dis.
New York Exchange. ............ lilo +" par.
The New York Times this morning says -
"The market for Money holds steady on loans
repayable on demand with approved stock col
lateral, at 7 per cent The brokers have not been
large borrowers for some weeks past, owing 70
the prevailing temper Of the Stock Exchange to
sell stocks short in place of bu wing and hypothe-
eating them for q rise. To-day we notice signs
of reversing the speculation. On mercantile
paper the rates for money continue unsettled,
and quite dear, but most of the sound firms in
the dry goods and general mere indse trade
refrain from putting out their signatures as much
as possible, because of the prevailing dlstrust,
and we bear of no preference of paper Ia any
direction. There Is also less said to day about
further opprehended failures among the mer-
chants" ...... Ers tI'-l. -ay.a 3D.
Yesterdays business at the office of the AS
sstant Treasurer OF the United States New York.
was as follows :-Recepts. $ll.943,9i7'6S, IN
cluding for Customs, St55 600; on account Loan,
$4,000 payments, Fl, 1894, l96Os; balance, $751;
l02,00l'37 rH -'Hf b'F
The weeks exports of domestic produce and
miscellaneous goods announced TO the value of
SO 622,356, against S2,4l3,660 same week Of last
year. ' u |'nI t
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Ordered 20 Service.

Brigadier. General j. d. Fesseuden, elder Of
two sons OF the Secretary ofthe Treasury enjoy
ing that rank, has been ordered TO active service
in General Sheridan's army. General Wilson,
who for some months past has had command Of
4 cavalry division under General Sherman, has
been ordered to duty under General sheridan.
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To-pAY,s WASHINGTON NEWS.
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.
wAHHEeroN, October &.
A Rebel Pilot Sentenced.


A Rebel Pilot Sentenced,
A citizen OF Maryland was tried here yesterday
for conducting Rebel force into that STATE, aud
found guilty, and sentenced to Imprisonment in
New York jail.
A Substitute for Mrs. Lincoln.
Mrs Lincoln is about TO put representative
recruit into the army.
COlOred Recruits.
General Augur has given permission TO the city
and ward authorities to recruit and obtain substi-
tutes in the coutraband camp across the Potomac, ,
Admiral Porter.
A repor. that Admiral Porter bad been assigned
to the fleet of Mobile is incorrect. lie returns 20
the Mississippi aeet.
General HeintzeImRn AT wheeling.
General Heiut1eman has been ordered to report
at Wheeling, Virginia, for duty as Presi dent ofa
Court. martial 60 convene on the Sth inst.
From General MeRde's Army.
There can be little doub. that the recent move
mcnt of our forces on the left failed to pish
the result anticipated.
From General ButIer's Army.
General Buffers forces still hold the position
at Chapins farm, on the north side Of the Jane 60.
Personal.
Major General Banks arrived in town last
evening. Hon. Simon Cameron is here.
Arrival Of Missing steamer.
The steamer Fairbanks, due from New York
several days since, and for the safety of which
much anxiety was felt, has arrived 1t her wharf.
Her coal gave out on the passage, hence the
delay.
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NIEldoRANDA. ..,.,.a.ofs urr
ship 81. Peter, sprasue, heneo, aHifea W. s''"''
YlaNl " llh w.
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LIVERPOOL ALARMED.

from me LireTpoot Mercury September %
In the principal departments of business in
London yesterday there has been very little
doing. The downward movement Of prices in
the cotton market continues. Every one appears
De very fdgety regarding monetary matters, and
II Is feared that, unless change for the better soon
takes place, credit ioiR be seriously shaken.
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FURNITURE SLIPs, or LOOSE CoyERs.-At the
presen, price hne Furniture is great economy % have
Slips bT protection. They are cut aud made by com
petent hands at W. IIeny Patterns, nos Chcsunt
street.
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BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS Photographs made at
No ga Arch street g. Reimers life sile Photo yraohs
oil colos Ivorytypes and Cartes de Ysie all OF
passed style and dnsh
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DR.. s. ROSES ALTERATIyE will cure Scrofula
Price 81. Sole Agents, Dyott Co.. No. 232 n. Secon'
street -
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URKIND.-"Augustus" had Just put on new
sui nom Charles Stokes \ co under tho Continental,
when he asked us lac' what he thought ofitg
"Liko a bowl ofpunch" sal Isaac,
How Ike tha'Y" NJ. ".. .
"0ot 4 biy spoon In It," said Ike.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
: SIT was Dow. Jf-saered DE h

~ H-It was Dow, j = sacred be bis
memory rMho. said thaS "Life9is, like "a
country dance !; down outside and back
tread on theecerns fyour neighbor; poke
your nose. every rywhere; all. hands around;
gsight. and left Bob your, cocoanht, the
hgareris ended Time hangs up the fildle
and death puts out the light"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13

!. bgTA mother. admonishing her son,
@Iln was about seven years Of age, told
him he should not defer till Tomorrow
what he could do to day. The urchin
relied: s.YKen let US cat the remain
der of the padding now
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
p. A. GRIFFITHS.

DEALER IN DBUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
~ Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfunery, Stationery, Cut
slery, School Books, &C., &c. 81 !
Having lately moved into New Store, and just
received a large supply of the above articles, he
feels confident that he furnish his customers wh
such articles in his line they may wish, the best
of terms. r. .-.as.
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AHssA CORE at1- ALEX. WILSON. +. SUDDUrH
COBB. WILSON & SUDDUTH,

r,f Formerly Cobb & Sudduth.)
II AWYERS, Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin,
will attend toprofessional business and correspoii-
dence as heretofore. VIII procure Pensions. obtain
Dounties from the State and Federal Government, and
prosecute claims against them upon any LIBERAL terms
ofice opposite Court House, up stairs. 12y1
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Drofsssional e 8usiness Carbs
S. w. REESE,

a TToRNEY AT LAW. Land and Collecting Agent
"A Dodgcyiiie, Iowa County, Wis. Particular at
xsntion given to collecting andagences, and payment
taxes in Iowa County, Office in tie Post Office Build
ng. [n1-ylls
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-08-17

'TGaa s-3o csucersasss.sat g.o.ss.

Many of the advantages Of tl.is Ioan .ra
apparent on their face, but others that
VIII be best understood after com-idel:.-
ton. Among them there ;re
It's ABSOLUTE SECUEITY.-EearIv ali
active credits are now based on Govern
mcnt securities. Banks Of issue and s,a-
wings banks hold them in barge quaati-
tIes-in many eases, more than the en-
tire amount Of their capilalS-ond they
hold them as the very best aud strongest
investment they could possibly make
II it were possible to contemplate the IL
nancial failure of the Government, no
bank would be amy better OF safer -
Savings Banks already have a large part
OF their assets invested in Government
securities. As rule they allow but five
per cent. interest, and can only pay prin-
cIpal or interest in grccnbacks or bills of
State banks-iot every note or bond held
by them and due before the resumption of
specie payments is payable in government
legal tender paper. Banks OF issue and
discount cannot ask or Get anything bet
ter IL payment Of customers notes, and
they prefer it to all other, for they are
compelled 10 redeem their own notes in
that paper as the c!rcuIating medium next
to specie i'll value. by the issue of this
loan the L. 5. Treasury becomes a
Sorings Jaah .ior tie peqph There are
none stronger-none more solvent, and
not one that pays so IbcraIly for the use
Of money. You may deposit fifty dollars
or fifty thousand. The more YOU Put in
the more you will aid and strengthen the
Government, and more valuable will be
the remaining currency Of the country.
Irs Liberal INTEREST, THE general
rate of interest is six per cent, PAYABLE
annually. This is seven and three-tenths
payable seml-annualb. If you lend on
mortgage, there must be searching of
titles, lawyers fees, stamp duties and de-
lays, and you viii finally have returned
to you the same kind of money you void
receive from the Government, and less OF
It. If you invest in this loan You have
no trouble. If there is no National Bank
. At hand, any banker will obtain It for you