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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-23
LaughIin's EEpGctorant Syrup,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping Cough use the
RXPROFORANP SYRUP.
We guarantee the most speedy rCIisfSY auiRs thR.
EXPECToRANT SYRUP.
The Annoyance Ofeostant Coughing L stopPsd "
USING THB EXPBCTORANT sYBUP.
Hundreds testify 70 the great oEeollsneO Of the
EXPEOT0RANF SYRUP.
DfmCuIty Of Brsathlng is rSli0VOd by the
RXPBCHORANT SYRUP.
InaaunaSson q the Lang is cared By the
EXPBCTORANT sfBUP.
ChndrSn can use without far the
ExRBUrORANE BERUR.
ASthms, Bronchitis and Goasrul ITTAttOa q the
Throat d cured By the
EXPnOTORAHT SYRUP.
Price IS COneos Prepared only by
Geb3O GAT-hLINe BUsHRIELD.
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RBMORE PRlsONEas.-Four. rebel pris-
ouers arrived from Clarksburg yesterday
morning. Two of them were captured,
and two deserted from the rebel ranks, be-
cause they couldn't stsudthe cold weather.
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COLGATE,s HOnEY SOAP.

This eelsbnIod Toilet soap In sueh aniVsr.
Gal demand, e made fFOn the ShOioOst mat0Eials
Il uliId and SmOIliGnt IN IT, nature, ira
EEanElY s6SnGods s1d aEtEonely bORSnOtSl
d o. aetiOu upon the skin. RoE ale By al Drag
EiEsa md Rane1 0oods Daalees. nEl6 L
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BW-MoRE REFUGEES ". Mauck


and John W. Parks, refugees from the
South lately arrived safe within our lines.
They are residents of Rockbridge county,
Virginia, which place they left, in company
with six other individuals, the latter part
of October. The stringent CONSUMPTION of
the rebel Government was the cause of
their leaving. Mauck, for the last two
years, has followed the business of shoe
making. Until October last, shoemakers
were exempt from military duty; but upon
the 18th of that month an act was passed
RnnulliDg former regulations in regard to
them. Parks was school teacher. The
party of eight had got about seventy ave
miles from home, when they met party of
bushwhackers, armed to the teeth. With.
out a word of Psrley or warning, the refu-
gees were fred upon, the volley breaking
Aauck's left arm, badly decorating his
right hand, and killing young man by the
name of John Rawlings, a printer from the
Lexington Gazette Office. The Unionists
then fed to the woods, and managed to
elude their pursuers. The first hiding place
was in the Cheat Mountain, where they
skulked about from Friday noon until
Sunday On Tuesday they arrived at Bev-
erly, where they were Joined by thirteen
other refugees from Lexington-among
them Josiah McNutt, editor of the Lexing-
ton Gazette. From Beverly the whole party
Travelled to Parkersburg, where the party
brokeup. Mauck's wounds were of serious
character, but were doing well. Both men
were clad in Confederate homespun, armed
with pistols, and provided with a small
quantity of coarse rations.
Before leaving Lexington, one of the
party disposed of seven hundred dollars
worth of southern money at a bankers, for
which he received twenty one dollars in
gold and silver. The men had a small
quantity of Confederate currency-new is.
sue. The notes were engraved at Column
bia, S. O., and were neatly executed. We
examined two specimens Eve and a ten.
The former had passabIe likeness of jeff
Davis in the corner, and a vigneGte view
of the rebel Capitol at Richmond. The
latter presented portrait of Howell Cobb,
and vignette, representing battery Of
field artillery goiug into action. Both
notes promised their redemption 1.-TWO
years after ratification of peace with the
United Statas.''
Mauck furnished the following list of
prices at Lexington:
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ParLADELVs1A, Dee. 22.-The o. s. SuP
ply steamer Bermuda arrived to-day frOts .
Ihs Gulf squadrOn.
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n@THE river was falling very rapidly
Yesterday with about twenty two feet wa
ter in the emanuel. The weather was very
cold and business on the landing was dull.
The packets arrived and departed as usual.
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nGTHE County JAIL.-The Jail of this
city which has got to be quite an impor-
tant institution since it has been converts
ed into state penitentiary, has lately
been improved and rendered more safe
than heretofore. a large massive iron
door has lately been placed at the en-
trace of the building on Fifth street, at
the expense of Adams Express company,
in order more thoroughly TO secure the
safety of Risley, Marks, and Meredith, the
three men charged with robbing the com
pany's Office at Grafton not long since.-
With the late improvement the jailor has
no doubt of his ability to keep his pets
until called for by the courts.
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~-GEN. KELLY arrived in the city last
evening and is stopping at the McLure
House.
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p9stein Bros is the place to ge
your clothing made. I'll
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R9-stein Bros is the place to go fol
anything in the clothing line. til
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
s1R JAMES CLARKE's

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLSI
histnvaluAhIo medicines e unhAIllns II the cure
Of all those painful AID dangerous Diseases incident
% the female constitution
Il mOderates all excuses and roDoVOS al OBJ
GtFucti0nI, from whatever eallOp and speedy care
may be relied o.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
IT l. PoealIarIy suItod. Il WITl, In = short the,
bring On the moSthly period With regularity.
CAUTION.
ThISe PIIIl should not b taken By isalss that
pregnant during the FIRST FHBEE MONTHS, -
thsY are 70 bring Miscarriage, bat ~ every
other time, and In every other ealo, they arO pOE
IN N cases Of nervous and SPINAL AaSetIOna PaIns
IN the Back AnA Linha, HsASlaosA. Fatigue digit
exertion, PAipitAtion Of the Heart, L0Una 81 GplF
its, Mysteries, Sick Hsadasho, WhIIo1, and I'll the
painful diseases oooasi0nod By dsordoTed system
these Pills will eject . cure when al Other means
have AID.
Pill directions IN the pamphlet around each PAeh.
age, which should be preserved
soid By al Druesia&l- Price OHa Dollar PEI
bottle,
Sole Unftsd gtA4ss AsenL
JOB NOSES, n OoFtlARdt g., n. Y.
n. B.-t1.O 90 and six postage stamps, enclosed %
any authorized agent Wtl insure bottle containing
over any PillS By return mail SaE9
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

IL FRAZER BOOKS.
METHODIST, Presbyterian AND CHRISTIAN
HYMN BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUDIsS
At Old Prices.
Books for Boys, Books for Girls and Books for BA-
BIou, BoauTFal OSIOred Toy bOO2s nom 10 ets.i
Building Blocks, A Blocks, 60; Rosewood Work
Boxes; Morocco Writing Cases Steel Bead Purses;
Portfolios and satOhelr; Fancy Baskets Toy BrOOms
and Tubs Doll Carriages, Cradles, &C., 30; Wrought
Iron sleds for Boys: oarts and Wagons tor Boys.
1865. DIARIES. 1866.
Diaries from % OTIS. to $500.
China and Rubber Dolls, Checker Boards, Dom
inoes, Snake Games, &C., 80.
POCKET BOOKS.
The finest in the market.
All of the above goods will be sold at the
LOWEST PRICES, BY
JOSEPH GRAVES,
declT No. 30 MoarOs street.
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FosTaRss NosROE, Dec. a "A sever
Faia storm prevailed here all day.
Tue mail steamer WebSter' from Oi =
Point this 81 srnO0d, reports nOinirg az
e. transpiEi0s 81 the front. Everything 3
quiet.
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TlYlnnttel.
DETROLEUM -
STOCKS AND LANDS,
No. ~ BROADWAY, ROOM 10.

FOR SALE.
I.rnO Shares BUCHANAN FARM OIL coMPANf'
ODO shsre, MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY
$40 sh.fes KNfCKERBOCKEK OIL COhfANf'
ono St,,.s GFRuANTA OIL COMPANY.
I.O0n shares RYl;D FARM OIL COMPANY.
..5s Share, MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY.
r,00e share. HIGEGfTE OH COMPANY.
1000 shais. BERGER COAL and OH COMPANY
I.geg share. CONSOLIDATED OIL COMPANY.
lao Shares STORY End MeCLiNTocH OIL CONF
600 Shares EORrEERH LIGHT Ok COMPANY
An tho desirable Monthly Dividend on Stocks Ai'o
L,rd. o. Ch,rry Run OF Greek and Allegheny River
Having p-soitly s1anlred thu OIL Region. o. rsnn'y'
vz.- We gse rssb oTaoiion ~ 70 TIC sd4re q '1"
az Cs,r trnie. bsu 4 on Interest IN sha, REGION
WAoSTAFF & GOTTCHIUS.
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JANIS wADswORTH 6 CO.
No. g. cEDAK ST.. kET YORK

STERMILYE IL Co.,
No. a. wALL.STREET.
Wf1 receive subscriptions - the
NEW 7-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
and allow, Dor osut coulri.ai0n 90 subscn3er-
1l.se uote- are issued Ia Denomination, OF 1oD, civ',
$500, 1000 and 5000 maturing IN THREE
YEARS rom August 49, 10 ,eres. paysoe asi'snuaaly
IN currency al the rae Of s-i0 PR GENT per anaaa
Tie no,es AZ payabl, in caracy AZ maturity % convert
oAi. into 20 SIX PER CENT EoHDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
hlso PTlT and SELL a, market ro'e' oil kinds OF GOV
ERTNEHT SECURITIES including
IT,. 500 gONDS
Us. 7-}0 Treasury NOTES.
Us, IL mos. CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS
TX. ouARTERNNsTEas CHECKS,
y. :. TWoYEAR p. ceut. LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
g. :. per cent. COUPON and REGISTERED Of
'MtMrRIya CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
cuiiect.. ~ prrchrssi.
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7 &. MARSHAL's SALE.
PRIZE COTTON.
DAgIEL Il. eURDETs, Aaciioussr

r. Vitae or orders Of ,4Io to decisdty Hoa Tssa
J. Boyn.ou Jujro a. g District Court Southern D.c, siss
la, viii sell By p1bllo auction TUESDAY. Sovsutssl
AiFISTO's STORES, gsooslys, II O'Clock nooA
~ FOLLOWS:
CAPTURED BY U. : STEAMER CLYDE
10 Sonar. Bales UPLAND COTTON.
u Round Bale. UPLAND COTTON.
Bag PlCKI,Os.
CAPTURED BY u. z. SCHOONER EOH
Round Bale, UPLAND COTTON.
CAPrCKEp By U. ). STEAMERS SYCAMORE Az
CLYDE.
ia Bale. uPLAED COTTON
- Bales SP - ISLAND COTTON
Il Baies PICKISGS, 1 Bundle BAGGING
CAPTURED BIZ U. s STEAMER MAGNOLIA
Bale. SEA ISLAND COTTON
@ Bbl.. TURPRNTTNZ.
Square Bale Round Bales, 5ss UPLAND coTao9
Baio SEA ISLAND COTTON
CARGO SLOOP LAST RESORT.
squ.r. Rsia, R7uad Eaio4 UPLAND COTTON
Bs.rs :. l. COTTON
Bales UPLAND COITOS.
Pale 81. COTTON.
BbiI TuRPRNTINg.
CAPTURED BYU. 3 sCEa AsiEL
P.st,scs UPLAND COTTON.
Catalogues sad zarlpcs II The ofns Of B'nrsr srv~
No. is wLl,;.. th..e osysbelcFe sair.
JAMES O. CLAP.
U. g. Hsrsh.i saashrra bisiHr, Floraa
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financial.
VNIlE TARR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY
or THE CITY or NETWORK.
OFFICE NO. Oh CEDAR.sT., NETWORK.

TRUSTEES.
GEO. T. BRASFORD, '''''New'rorh'
Hon. ROGER .Dantrry Conn.
WILLARD Parker NJ D....................New -iOrh
ALANSON A. SUHSER.."................. ~ L.
+. L. bELphN. NJ forz
J. r. YORK
JAMES WADsW OHTH.................... .New.Ycri-
To oil acquainted with tho Oh Region OF Western Penn
syvaula tie OF this COMPANY indicating It, locality
Il significant Of the urea, value Of ia pIopef,teA
Thorc /. TO better Oh Territory.
Il rubrares IN ios and in than Twenty pro
ducivc vols and In Twelve other. r,pify approaching
competitions while the further development Of IT, sge uEila
proved sres will early day greatly ncreaae 1t, product
We offer Il n permanent dividend paying investment
limited 81 This stock be obtained solely ID the
aniersi sned 81 $50 FER SHARE, BEING oNE HALF OF
IFS PAR VALUE
The declared dividend for TO month per cent on t.
entire capital to which purchasers within the moa!h vii De
en.od
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DYrcE OF THE CNofyyaTis CHICAGO Nh LIss r. x. Co.
no 81 WILLIAM ,r, NEw.l oeK October IL, 1885 8
TINUE INTEREST COUPONS OF tue Sinking
FUND Bond. OF This Company ialn duo on the hIst Of
November nsI sL be p,id on snd .neI that day At he
rbftoe HENhi MOhpAN 4tcasa!ef
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Ealss bp Autlicn.
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. ~

N ASIEk's SALE.-pursuant TO the car,
IVA nsnd sl.ss decse,o order Of se tom IL. O..
o. Common Plas Of Summit County, tue suit OF Frs7.s
Dmleyy snd Wilis Robbins sdmius-nio-s Of Fas 80
deceased, sganlt the Cleveland. Z,nesvs and
RaiToed Company g, o.. 20 directed shah of II -
public auction, ~ tbe door tho Coust House In hk
On WEDNESDAY, tso ID day Of Move ntsr Iss<
betwesn ts hours % ocOck D. M and O'Clock o m -
sure real esS-e 81 said Railroad Contrary 70 Which s,s
nave any tito legal cr equitable thsr said Railroad fsrrn
known a. she Akron lpch o. Cleveland snG P..sr
Railroad ard Located IA Tue counties Of Summit Wan. Il
iiomes IN the state { Ohio; running om Hudson SOM
Co.. is junction with said Ceyc end end Ptsbfr i 90
distance of sisfyors mics to MerSbnrrh Holmes Can't,
eros the Atlantic aua Greet Nes.ru Rsrsd AZ kr~
AMI th. PIT RIB Io Wayne nd Chicago Railroad Al "a
vile the light o. the eor. and ihe land occui W
hy the flcure d oil the tfacks thereon bodr,
ducs cuv-it -rCeE depot grounds. dsgot
rnsrr horses ard AZ Other haidnN ereon water .,in-s
AID taus h0lse Snd a aypulr 81 their ,d road al
sso oil the franchise hts md privileges Of said COMPANY
o. IN TO- colcsnirg rhe sa1excepi thu promises 20
fore conveyed by .di Railroad Company 10 tl- A,lo "a
GrrGi Western sroa Corptry, pufsufIs 20 the deere, 4
tsid Court. Appraised Il = 1.a.loo.
Also q. tie s-ae Lac end plo1 WI. Off f5r slA 4
puulic snnl On II personal property " ssi Ci-v-3[
-ne-vl and ncnn ii k.i Old ConIr5Iy iac uds -
equipment Il sid all cd now l. tho hand, Of the Beceya
II sd Company. which fnsy b. IN Il! fanls ct the ns "A
such sa-. couns n pat 81 four loco notys sv ps'a-z
four bag 81 20 Ervsl ~ rOase faA
cars 81 Get eigi - band os, TIMER tisa, bfal C.
cori wool sster in the rlacr, shops, too, odfSl kA
Ienus-Cash st time II $40.
| DAVID T.. RINO Specia Msstsr CaaL
W. e. c. OTt., of Cvrisra Pa ntiTs Attorney.
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TItE WEBER PIANO FOETE-

.rI'ItE WEBER PIANO FOEIt-
I is admiel ur BfsT P.s.o Forte D.adc, hoai'- ,ie
maker hfrd being prsctc s b. u lo prroi-r Ia
also afIJNOJCH MtSlCItS, ts4s colnbhng sdyllisges
possessed b. 0fh'r mtngarinref IN lie lu.ied ss-
) Il IL The te1imony Of y Il. Ans Robert ho!rf' Oe5 p
Brst,p Nn. Mason, e. Jerome I0ri ChAs frlfei, slaB
Nar's,t C,sl Asschu's John Innis Maurice ssfnksah.
Giovanni conen AID eysy good uase.A in he ui,sd ses
An nasica admit siir gTrgt aup.ToTty Ware
looms. No. rs We A. BFosdNny, near Causl-,,.
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DETROTEU ".
1 - OH STOCKS Gi
ALIi.H4 H. httoLAf.
So. ktr.Ir5 .ui Aul'i Iurrr,
80. 8. WlLllAM.-i.,
Res aye g. il1;iI De frrlda md he Public
f.sf b. ~ Member 90 ne ftiHOitUM STOCK ~
CnGhfr BOARD nd ='c. bio uifr attention - buyinr
auI n ub 1f0ct. 100 hrst Close comp nj touT nice
fiat fo .so t.i- airr. psci tue CAL iis; 4 ne
Fs-4 On 30 80 rec o. cr aud oran The Necessary 20
per- rslf- WHO d-Hrors % corning urW cDmqenio Of
rr-r. C lfur-rfv only "ii ud 'Ht"n-.e facilities iOr
doing so W pf ica'io asabo7o
AL Iift LEADING ftIKuLElM Oh sIOt rs
THAI fRE PaYlSO REGULAR MONTHLY DiFiD.
LADj ere .oT slle a.
NICOLAY'S
STOCK SALE>HOOMS,
20. ~ NuLit. ~.
-. Firs chs. O.i stocks OIL, solicited.
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rENUE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL .or
ttlsw So De- ;.lni % be number 4 un-'N ~
r- end va.e. 90 contains. anon other ins- IT. not .
eaae and auf~ae aeeoasl y, psjliaiea o. TIE BATTLE
CIDAn CRlEK with editorial comments aud c-rirfn-i
u elaborate di-cu.on 4 TIE ST ALDAhs AFFAIR II
l,s relations 10 a.-uaonsl aud military an" md otief iso
extra military ircuf.1as thorough sud fundamental eti
On TIE cam ANp DISCIPLINE OF TROOPS, Gle in
poitsnt decision o. judge srsue fis co.'s Of tao LILA
srd ANN; Yery 4a lA co4f ete OFF GAL oAIEiih
OF THE ARNY AND NAVY and large a-aolHi Of Other
va lsbls ad .a,e.-til. n.ateg. tcT sale b NL"s-
DEALERS generally
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Gcteis, &e.
Go fiji.
Gouses aaa farlus i0aHiso.

UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED-Frc1
2 Noy. l. 90 aey I. ia sod ocsry. either N IN
CITY o. BkOukLIH. Answe.s wii state rent .izs
hor.r &c. L. II. ~, No. II W.'lrs tousL. ~ !.
WANTED 10 PURCHASE or LAArh-At
Story hsa tt0ap Hos 81, nt is,s tLsn u irr ssSs
Must have a tle modem c0uvelicucc. shoye ilin ~,
between Third ard S-yenfh-sv- Price $1,000 tssa AZ
li-,. BoA 10. J}i1 nsps-l orS fo-t office.
n
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MESsRS. TiCKNOR & FIELDS
/ vi PGbish fhis Day;

MESSRS. TlCKNOR & FIELDS
vi PGbHsh ltis Day;
UAwrHOPNT's TwlCETOLn TArEs IL r'u, aul
Gold. 4 New md ComPlo;s Edition, with Poflsi. . Fof.
Sumo. -.
Ts -1iios comprise IN addition 20 iAs t"s vounei CON-
monty known O, "Twiccro.d Tails" h' solime entitled
The Snow lrs-c md oh,r Twice Tali falo" It b boon
t0y pr.ol AID forms de rb.e addition 20 tho poPr'r
Blue and Gold soioi.
a..
FAMILIAR LETTERS FROM EUROPE ny CoEvrL'c,
CONWAY FrI-oy. a.e r-ciicn; Of liasssI' Uliyeniy J
vel 6mg. muslin. & ~.
III.
THE GYPsIFs UF TIE DANE: DIEE: ! story u
H,d-e,.dc Lie IN 'ugard u the yer 1853 ~ Cfohet
= IHILLlrs (Jcnu4fy Scls!el. 4 V0L !-nio. 81 =.
~.
CABINET EDITIONS or
JOHN G. SAXtS POEMS. w.. lsE4o, yc..sm cloh' 81 e
trp with Portrs't. -
ADELAIDE PROCrEWs POEMS l Tol iCnc Se'iuia
cloth. giis tor .
The above tooss or .1s . d, BOOKSTORE Ct rent ro'pad
on receipt Of pace By The yrbashcr',
IIC6NOa FIELDs Bottom.
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GEND FOR
I'VE URINARY CANAI.-New and PAIN

Il LESS TREATMENT OF ts Disease; perfect cafe ard
speedy cures. dpensing with Huiie, Caustc, &C. see
STRUCTURE pagss b3 to 81, fifb edition. Adcgesset TO
sSuHerers CHARLES D. HAMMOND. formerly froe-eo -
the Syracuse Medca College, ~ |rce 81. All ~fR,
PubLshel 40. Nclty a. The Author No. 81 L. 2iA-si.
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oyUos o. tn ST. LOWS. AiroS 4 TEpxR uAUrs
RAiLtoAp CO.. No l. Wal q.
rIrHE PREFEkRED SECOND SERIES ID
IlNs VII be- I'D ii tho Bank Mouth ArrIir AID stcr
Noysabor lhk CHARLhS buTLHh, Freticn',
Per fLAyyERY.
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y. LIN ~ y I - tNN-NtN Nft.-t' +hA.if-iis
y GEAED tNU SQUARE, PIANOS go uow rriudrrot
IRE bee. 10 faIolr sr ss i country. i'na received he
Gr.. FaEe Aied- & 'ne World. FEfiauou NJ London lhA
IAe 30 ncip4. eayt-c tter'' f.nes As tilciicf
O. a .1er- is ih4i tho hlmi, t,lposei o. I've Irsct
palc a-. .tihiT ard .01j WOO invent az tf
own iupro geia.t Di rptr h0'o Pr.ouH slpersl.i'n
ever tt- IL iarlfed. tt'rrr0 ~
Nos. Il and - tls. ourteot 5etaf a. lloE squAo snd
iryiur PIsro NV fors.
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= BITED & HOTGHTON,

DlitD & HDI CLIFTON,
No. 4Jl BROADWAY. colu,s o. Wlka' p.
Ofcr n Nhoesl'e lnj Retail zoe following rev forks:
TIE GiPSlEs or Tit DANES NJ. Ry Geo. '.
tl %
FAMILIAR ia rs fROM - EUfL ~ Re !
Fcto1 ~
rrd gold
BAYAED TAlLOK'S COMPLETE POEMS. brr ~ !
gold. ....ssss.
THF NOW IMAGE. by h4"fhtrll-. hns'rairi > ~
HARTtNEAU', III TORY or TIE iEAtE. 2T,'t
NEN ST8kN BOON. ~ F1,rv teru..,.........- y 20
OCEhS WAITS. ~ CsrtetisrTr Eeid............S 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-05
FROM MISSOURI.

Gen. Price Again Whipped-His Retreat
into Arknnsas-Trsaty OF Peace with tn e
Indians in Negotiation.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 4.-Generais Roeecraus and
A. j. Smith arrived laet night Smiths in
fantry are moving eastward, one column on
the north, the other on the sonth side of the
Missouri river, with Instructions to clear the
country Of guarriiIas
Advices from the Upper Missouri say Gen.
SulIy and his command are at Sioux City.
Suliy left his Adjutant, Captain Pace at Fort
Suily 10 negotiate treaty of peace with the
Sioux, several chiefs being there for that pur
pose.
A private dispatch from Spring field, Mo,
says our troops whipped Price again at New
tonia, Newton county. Mo-, date not given.
We hold the town. The rebels are re-
treating into Ark3nsas.
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
NJ ovements Of the French FIpet-Captur,
OF MaZatIau AntIctnated

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3-The steamer John
l.. SieveDs, from Mazatian Oct. 18th, has ar
rived with Sl3U,uO0 III treasure
Several promi' ent MexIcans came by her,
having left Mazatlan in anticipation Of the
speedy capture OF the place by the French
fleet. Nesriy every body at MaZatlau appear ed
to be dtsirous that the French would soon
arrive.
The principal French force in Western
Mexico is understood TO he marching towards
Chihuahua, the last stronghold of Juarez and
Ortpga.
The steamer Golden City sailed to day for
Panama, with S26' 90 In treasure for England,
and $780,, ,0OG for New York
Among her passengers are Judge Field, ex-
Senator Latb am and Government gent Thos
Brown, who soes 70 " Washington to report the
result OF ms investigation OF The affairs in the
San Francisco custom house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MCCLELLAN MEETING IN BALrI.
MORE
a Disturbance and the Resnl

Dlsturbance and the Result.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IA disturbance took
place TO- night, at the Hall OF The MARYLAND
Ineutute, on the occasion OF the meeting of the
frlsnos OF Mcclellan and Pendleton.
Governor Parker, Of New Jersey; Richard
laux and VIM. b. Reed, of Philadelphia; VIM
Schley, OF Baltimore, and others, were an.
Donnced TO ADDRESS the meeting
The hall was crowded Shortly after tn
meeting was organized, and whilst q speaker
was cenouncipg President Lincoln, some one
In the crowd proposed cheers for Lincoln
wnen ne was knocked down, and scuiHe took
place.
Loud shouts and vociferous cheers for Lin
coin ensued, when there was q rush for the
doors, the crowd clambering over the chairs
and benches in great confus'ou.
So Tar as is asceftained, no one was ip blurred
except some few per- ons who were slightly
bruised in falling over benches.
When the platform was vacated, some par.
ties clambered upon it, rssin flag, and pro.
posing cheers for Lincoln, johns on, and
Union.
In a few minutes the hall was emptied and
quiet restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-05
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Revolution IN Ecuador Suppressed.
NEW YORK, Nov. i-The steamer Costa
Rica, from Aspinwall on the Both, with
81 5000 in treasure, arrived this evening
Valparaiso dates to October 2, and Calloa to
the 18th, received The Chiiian Govern
ment has proclaimed a neutrality in the Peru.
yiaD-Spanish difficulty.
The Presidentot Peru has not declared war
against Spain az vet, which seems to create
dissatisfaction smong the people.
A Peruvian exploring steamer had reached
Mayro. on the Amazon river, proving that it is
navigabIe for two hundred and eighty. five
miles from Lima.
The EcuadorlaD Government has suppressed
the revolution in the south part OF that
country,
All is quiet at Panama.
The trigate Lancaster was at Panama; also
the Narraeansett and ST. Mary's. The Nara
gansett sails for Philadelphia soon.