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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
FROM TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.

The Herald says there is nothing later TO report from
the field Of military operation in the Valley. The
American publishes the following despatch:
WLinsGroH Deo. s.-A psrsou who arrival here
last night from Madison Court Houss, Virginia, reports
that In November 26 long wagon train, belonging
three brisades Of Eirys army passed through that
place.
The troopl had previously passed down the Valley,
aud The g. neral impression that their destna.
ton was Richmond. On Monday last KsrshaN's divi.
sion, of Eiry's command, passed down in the same
direction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

CHAhshD WITH k.BBshY.-A lssro uamsd Charles
Faye, eaged With ROBBERY, was yesterday bIou,h.
over hoa Cissr, BY dseovs 0ustis, and handed over
to the civil autl oritiss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

hIxfn cAaso -Fory-ssvsn United States ci.-
ssns Yankee soldiers and negroes captured BY Rosser
as New Creek. arrived In the city ysstsrday morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
ANOTHER DRLyr iHRIirIsIp.
The Herald says:

The Herald Gays:
There il reason to believe that ths government vi
shortly call for further reii rcemeuts for our armies
the field, and drsf. may BIO ordered at any dsy.
TReM Port ROYAL, 8. o.--DTPlRIUas or a sIohr.
IIPIDlTIoS.
Adv'ces frem Port Royal 8. q, state that:
movement OF an unknown character had taken
pAos. and all tho regular troop. there had been
dered away. An expedition was 10 ssil from Port
Roy on tho day previous, bu, no infJma,itn could
be obtained 10 fegard to II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

BIsHWAr RosBDr.-Miobssl ok, OF Wythevle,
vas wsyiaid last night while his way 10 bis bro,
theirs room, in r,sr of DayAs drug store, kooeksd
dosn and robbed Of gala watch and chain, g. OoOip
money, and histI'mption pspsrs. Hswas found yea:
tsrdsy morning at daylight lying insersible On the
sidewalk on loh street, at the foo. Of the steps LEAD
rg pp to the Richmond Ohees Club. He had received
terrible blow back Of the left ear, from the effects
Of which he d now iyirs in precarieus condition
Previously 10 bis mise dvsnture, he attended ball on
10th street, near haiH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

JVpaS Lr-ss csusn-g.u bu,,p.ts essaeiea .ks
stsls.eh y tasf" ,sss fds'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

Orr ctusolL-A called meeting OF the City Oouuei
vii DO held Al a'eIdsk tbs evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

I'd inst, esys:
Ia con mon with humber of OF era, We lad the
5sfurl o. = cow rastion yesterday 9Th the Hor
AHSepan Nc. Voc p teideni OfttS Ooniedefats StAtes
no vas guest a Ihe Mansion HOu.e.
After converting with his dist n yushsd gentleman
is not I'll uI TO u1deT taud The ecret Of hi II haenee
Hear aud logical ia his IDEAS aud happy in bis
{ sxpressI thom Nc. ephsns impress,s It's hearers
vi the co Vction that hey Is ering TO u Of
leecity, OF efsr, common sense ard one too who lie
alis COW need of the truth Of Whatever he 90 eFts
Me- sphsns is recols rustionist He b. sves that
WofsI e. ng d at could ppsn the Gen eder cy
could be a reunion with the Northern Slater. Mise }
nd deRFa6 ation worse than Ireland expsIisIo d.
would ne our Ir;ion upon any re union that could be
6 cssd. We must have ird peuder &c.
d Fences opinion may eIis' as to he policy Of tn
me sures proposed ard sdop sd snd OF & means
~ for the attann ent Of the d. desired but hese
III 7, noes hoald not bs SLOWED to gov in bitter
nsss OF feeling, and 10 make dFcoTd and VS. on sm
Gu selves We should award TO others the stme homes
" of pup1se which We nov that p1ssess. Calmly
,nd d!spa sonst L. sh' uli spprosch every tu jso
20 neoisd With the puSlie dssnc'. having in view only
he good or BILE ding count and tho attainment OF
vh.t 20 al so de ply desre--an hCnorsb'e peacs-
Fbcb rs thinks can only be the tsss OF State SOW
c guy.
W. do not pretend to give the exact language Of
NJ. st pbels, bu the above, as We understood them
we're the seminars expressed. Vsrcut Other inter
sting tip cs ware ds,ulsed, soma Of 1hish 40 th al
axe cccasio3 20 a6vsFt to hereafter. Tho p7sssn
tins and cur limited space forbid further ension.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

WEIr OoHS. RTE. oAra. Hal oATTLH- hoos
eos $50 44s SIS 400 ls97Sa 1897 l4o5a 49, %
alsOO6 SO 500 2s lOl SooO26 l6a'o lSSSS soslo
ss 1875 ,S3 s72CS lOOh l64SS 700 ..0- .Oso
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

% hs ioth hSytnbs 81 JIpt, ob2fsb, By ne gsg Dr.
fasiki5, hbbkkf shfrB, OF sIehmond, 10 Mia D. ssIr
ethy' denesws 81 Hsi,,s fhnI w,' Of pSasIs nsI,so
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
TaE CAPTURE OF COMMANDER SCHULTZ
LLoFD's. Ess'x 90. Va,
Dsc6.h, 1866.

10 the Editor Of hs Hhg;
Ia your issue OF the "a inst, while you pay high
md we'll deserved compliment to Captain Roane in
,,uciuE the capture OF Commander Schultz. of q Q
Yankee navy, you have, ! suppose inadvertently
omitted TO give any part OF tue eed TO Olpt. BeiJ
Il Sale who commands the cavalry cOmpany.Ol Rs
eTVes upon ths RPpahsnno,k river, than Shom Their.
not 4 mere &C i've, Viglsnt or brave. fiOer in GU
srsies.
Ia II, charge, Capt. silos horse being A1ser than
nv in the company, he overlook and captured Capt.
lehulz before the company came up, and OApt,D
Ioane being next 10 the lead captured Gap; schul
,efk; the balance OF the Yankees, some 80 or 40 ID
number, eeespiUg in lag swamp. A. 8. G.
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HOLLiNs ms rIlUTE.
TREASURY DERARrHEEtC G. 8. A., |
Richmond, Dec. 7, 1864. (

ITO holders Of FIVE per cent. cal certificates
Attention respectfully called 10 The poyslons the 9Th
section OF the act OF uoagr ene the cur.
reacy &C approved Ps6ru IT, G which declares that al
cal ceranc ites shall be dab shall be all re-
speos ptOydd Tor thu TsAsury notes which they
cony ertbe"
The section Of sail OF one hundred per
eept the Treasury nsss saido per
e,rancAss Will all remain outstanding s nTst day o
y.hn Try. eighteen hundred add sixty n'e.
@ A. TRyNHOLB,
d,s-.f seci etny Of Treasury,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

A NY Person having 3 nice Furnished Rooms
.AB,o."
cee ~ Amsriean Hotel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

pfBCIAI NOIICE.
w X beg leave to call the special ate ton Of
hspaDhe - sue Of Real E1Ia 10 TAX. ace At our
moe This DAY eennetc,Dg Atl2 O'c.oeE, M
boases and Lots, Va,ant Ls Yarns, and Yam Reut
d,o dhUBBS 4 MILLiAse, Aues
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. Oct. o-y;a B.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 9.-v;a RG.TT-
MORE. Oct lQ.-FIsg of truce steamer New
FORK, Capt, Chisholm, arrived this P. d.
from Aiken's Landing with fifty three com.
mlssionsd officers and 1880 enlisted men.
paroled at Richmond, Oct 7tb, all 10 charge
of Col. Milford, Assistant Commissioner Of
Exchange. The Richmond Enquirer speak
ing of the recent attack on Buffers lines
say an engagement took place yesterday,
On the Dsrbytown road near Richmond, re-
sGlting in the recapture BY our forces Of all
the positions held by the enemy between
that city and the Newmarket road, nvs
miles below tbscity, and captured between
400 and 500 prisoners together with nine
pieces ofartillery, and between 200 and 300
horses.
An official dispatch from Gen, Lee says;
Yesterday morning Gen. Anderson attacd-
ed the enemy on theigharies City road, sad
'dSgetSeta from two lines Of entfehehl
ments capturing 10 pieces Of artillery with
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

W AsBIEGToE, Oct. l0.-The steamer
Manhattan arrived this morning from City
Point. She brought Is refugees and deser-
ters, and one prisoner; among the passen-
gers is a colored barber named Edward T.
Drew, who for some time past has been
serving on the rebel ram Richmond as
the Captains steward Drew was formerly
employed in this city, he states that unless
thu rebel fleet in James liver is brought
into action very soon, there will be no men
on board to work the vessels, SO many have
left by desertion. TIE aeet numbers seven
vessels, three of them being iron clad rams,
each mounting four guns, and manned by
sey anty-fve men each, while their full com
pler ent should he $50, theIfollowing are the
iroi. clads. Richmond, flagship, Lieut..
J. S Maury, which Drew left Monday last,
she then being below Cbapins Bluff; vir-
ginia, Commander Sheppard; Fredericks-
burg, Commander Thos. Boot. The other
vessels OF the feet are wooden, mounting
twenty guns, and manned By thirty men
each, their compliment being sixt7, their
names are Beaufort, Hampton, Nansemond
aud Drury.
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1917 -7-rTr~-I ket9skt
caissons and horses, and . nunb
oners. The enemy were drive
Newmarket road where they ~ ~ . - :
strongly entrenched. Thoy were
sed. Our loss is small; the enemy
known. Gen. Gregg died at the beau VI Ais
Brigade. .,sys-s1.aS
A dispatch from Gen. Early to 0e4 Zee,
dated Oct. 7th says Sheridan's whole tercs
commenced falling back down the ylleE
last night along the Pike. The Eaqulrse&
Oct. 9Th says oil the Yankee naval of1cefs
and steamer prisoners in our hepja viii b
forwarded North by the Gag Of truce to-
day. Largo numbers Of negrost are ae
work strengthening the Qualifications
around Lynchburg.
& Sherman is shut up in AtlantAby Forrest
With his lines of Communication - destroy.
ed, that his Government has not heard
from him for several daya He captured
Atlanta yet it may prove his ruin.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 6th.-9ea.l Hardes
assumed command to day. The Examin,
er says Gen. Beauregard's new Department
includes East Louisiana, Mississippi, Tsu-
nessee Alabama and Florida.
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News from Rebel ssuross.

NV YoaK, Oct 10.
Richmond papers of Friday have che fol-
ing: All Cadets Of the Virginia Institute
over eighteen years Of age have been called
into the reserve force. Those undsr ven
teen are requested to tender their ssrsinas
The evening passenger train on the De- Vi y
road is discontinued as the 0osetnru {
work require almost the entire caPac' I"
the road. 1t is said that Union forces Az,
again burned the bridges over the R ~
and arc advancing on Gordousvil lei
Trains from Richmond are Ga - h.
running within mile and hal
ton.
( A Wilmington, N. G. paper SAYS: p
enemy appear to be making preparations
for determined attack on that place. A
NUN Der of vessels have recently been add
ed to the blockading feet.
The Mobile Advertiser says Forrest has
completely destroyed the Alabama and
Tennessee Railroad from Franklin Teon.
to Decatur Ala. A dispatch from Bristol
East tennessee says the Yankees retreated
from there toward Knoxville in great, coDA
fusion, after burning the railroad bridge at
Caten's station. The occupation Of c. inton
by Union troops on Thursday lat after =
severe engagement with the renrls p"j",
Scott is announced. JET. Davis's r.tui q
to Richmond is also announced. ,aF
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Local and State News.

STILL AT LfRGE.-Robert d. Legget
,uho a few weeks ago murdered Mr.. John
Hal, At Fishing Greek Bottom, few miles
hova New Martinsville, Wetzel county, il
Ill, At large. 1t is supposed he has gone
~ Missouri, where be has, 3 larse'iconuec
,;on, The county offers reward OF one
,nndrsd dollars, and the mother OF the de-
a n~a ofsrs like amount for the sppre'
hsp,iOn of the murderer. As the affair wa
a"nb an unparalleled outrage Hall being
,nnrdered in cold blood-we are not sur
,,;sad TO see such an anxiety on the part
r the friends of the deceased for the ar.
rast and punishment of Legget. Friends
Of the deceased have called upon Governor
Foreman and solicited him to offer an id
ditionsl reward for the capture of the
murderer, and it is said that official has
taken the matter in hand. Legget il
about forty years Of age, five feet eight o.
nine inches in height; rather heavy set
dark hair, dark grey eyes, and sandy whis'
Eers which have been colored black. 80
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

CHEsrNUrs.- Chestnuts are beginning td
come IN rapidly. The crop this year is said
n have been wonderful, both iniregard te
quantity and size. There are larger chest
rnts this year than We ever saw before, and
We, they are not fully matured. This fruit
sells dear enough. consideringthst 1t il 50
abundant. Ten cents 3 glass is demanded,
and glass does not really hold more than
about twenty or thirty large, 'overgrownn
ehestuuts. Though this fruit is delicious,
there is nothing more injurious to healt b
than eating these same chestnuts. Dys>
peptic persons should never indulge in
cbestnuts, and, indeed, healthy persons may
ruin their digestive organs by eating them
TO excess. Lovers Of this delicious proddact
Of the forest will therefore do we'll to ex-
ercse csuuQn. H-. I'M ~-L9
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

CRY Lac morning awokes very pleas
sntly Yesterday, the sun reported tor duty
at the usual hour, and the day bid fair te
be calm and lovely, which for once proved
true. and the ladies came out to welcome
its presence. The city was both quiet and
moral, noimportant arrests being made by
the police, and the Jail being sighted alto
sether. At the blush Of evening the clerE
ofthe wethcr opened window somewhere
Tor rather cool wind visited US, causing
many of our citizens to shrug their soldiers,
and lots of pretty girls to make wry faces.
The night was ratherScool and quiet. -
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new York General Market.

NEW toRK. Oct. ~.
Cotton Dull, heavy aud nominal, st
81 10 for middling te lroi.
1 lFlour-State and Western opened duil
and dropping and closed rather more steady,
with more doing, at 81 85a8 06 for extra
State, SO 25a9 so for extra round hoop
Ohio, and 50 55alO rs for trade brands.
Whisky-Dull; Wes' ern, 81 73al "a.
Wheat-Qpened dull. but closed 9 shade
6rmer and ia fair demand, at 81 78al %
for Chicago spring, ST. SoAl So for winter
red Western, 81 82al 81 for Milwaukee
Club, and 81 80 mixed western. i'T
Rye--Dull.
Barley and Barley Mslt-Quiet.
Corn-Opened dull aud droopiGx, bat
closed steady, at 81 44tai 4s lor ni xsd
Western, anoat, and ST 4s for yellow,
afoat and NJ stoYe.
Oats opened dull, but closed q sha1s
frmer, at T8a79c for Western.
Wool-Dull and nominal.
Sugar--Very quiet
Molasses -DulI. a5
Petroleum-Quiei, at 37a371 for craSs,
GSa70c for refined, free, aud 63la64c for 70.
Gned In bond.
Pork--Opened heavy, but closed can
and in fair demand, At 83s so for meas,
$40 50a4l 25 for new do, cash and regular
way, closing at SIla4l %; $3SaS8 so for
prime, and Sal SO for prime mesa.
Beef-lregular and lower, ct t7sl2 TOT
mess, Sl3al7 for repacked mess, ana
SIT '50a22 so for extra mess.
Cutmeats-Quiet aud heavy, ct lTalst
for shoulders aud lSA20c for hams.
Lard--Heayy and lower, at l9A20f --ths
latter price an extreme.
Butter-Du)l and lower, ut 2ss2So fof
Western, and 34a36 for State
Cheese-Quiet and easier, at l2a20e.
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8. i shs enemy could not bslsss thai 10

loss 4 the enemy could not BE- iess than lt
'soAs as U. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen. e
E. NJ. STANTON, Sec. War. = y
- 49, CIrY PoiNT, Oct, 10, 4.S0, P. M.
Hon. f.. M. Stanton: ',9o o.,
Orr entire loss il the enemy,s attack on
our line on Friday 7th inst, does not exceed
800 killed, wounded and missing. The en-
emy's loss is estimated by Gen. Butler ai
LOCO. ttFs3 en9n :, 10 , a.s.,'.s.,
The Richmond Wing of the 9th, speaking
of this battle, has the sollowing: soaI ,l. -
The gallent Gen. Gregg, commaHding .
Texas brigade, fell in the advance. Among
other casualties we have to report General
Branton of South Carolina, wounded; Col.
Haskell of the 7th South Carolina infantry,
was severely wounded in the face, and
Major Haskin of the South Carolina artil
lery was also wounded. A rumor states
that Gen. Geary was killed. -
Since Friday there has been no lighting
whatever. .-.s4 !5ss
U. g. GRANT, 1t. Gen.
WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON,
October 10th, 1853 P. NJ
Major General DIG: 2 'asts 500
Since my LAST despatch Of this evening,
the following reports have just been fur
nished by Lieut. Gen. Grant, Of the ope.
rations of Friday, together with the rebel
acknowledgment Of their loss in men and
field officers
E. NJ. STANTON. :
Sec. OF War.
ALAroNA, Oct. 9-8 P. NJ.
TO Gen Halteck, Chief of Staff:
reached the Kenesaw Mountain Oct.
9th, Just in time to witness at q distance,
the attack on Alatona. had anticipated
this attack and had ordered from Rome,
Gen. Oorse with reinforcements, the attack
was met and repulsed, the enemy losing
some two hundred dead, and more than one
thousand wounded and prisoners. Our loss
about seven hun lred in the aggregate. The
enemy captured the small garrisons at Big
Shanty and Ackworth, and burned about
seven miles of our railroad but we have at
Alatona and Atlanta an abundance of pro-
visions. Hood observing our approach has
moved rapidly back to Dallas and Van
Vert, and I am watching him in case he
tries to reach Kingston or Rome. Atlanta
is perfectly secure to US and the army is
better off than in camp. ese shm ss.,rs. -
(Signed.) ~nf w. T. SHERMAN. ~
: -,-,,.o. 49,. Maj Gen. Com'dg.
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The New York Soldiers 70 be
FurlOughed. Rn1 s7s

ALBANY N. Q Oct l0.-In response to
communication from Gov. Seymour, Sec>
rotary Stanton writes that II 10 the design
Of the War Department, as WAS the care
last year, to furnish all New York soldiers
in Hospitals, who arc unfit for duty, but
able to 60 home aud DESTROYS Of sxsrci"ns
the elective franchise, farloughs And trans-
portation for that purpose. ,.g ..fF
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Army Ofthe Potomac.

HEApa'Rs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, Oct.
9, ls74.-The 5th and 9th corps advanced
their line yesterday afternoon, halfa mile,
driving the enemy's skirmishers into their
breastWorks. The movement was to feel
this part of the rebel lines TO see if their
force had been weakened to strengthen the
forces elser here. We hold the ground
gained, but as yet have not made any Ut
tack on the main line. Niqss
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

TsrF-iu recent speech, a good judge
Of such matters said al am confident that
the Chesapeake oysters sold by Booth,
Battelle Il Co. are unsurpassed in the city
of Wheeling" Those DESTROYS of testing
the truth of this assertion have only to call
at the boat store, coraer of Water and Mon
roe streets.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

New YoBK, Oct. lO.-Oaptain Merrimap,
of tho steam transport Dudley Buck, RI
ports United States steamer ashore niSS
miles north Of Cape lockout. She had
bilged, and would DO q total loss. She had
four hundred seamen On board, I've Of
whom were devoursd by shsrks.
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WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON, !
October 10. 40 p. M. {

Major General Dir;
Telegraphie communication with Gen.
Grants headquarters has been re-estabs
lished, and in despatch at o'clock this
evening she Genefal reports n foIlows: 4
/ find our losses the other day were much
less ahan first reported; 400 viii cover our
entire loss in killed, wounded and captured.
Abopt lS9 pFtsonem were captured, and q
great many dad Iktl into our hands. The
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

MmLiNERY.-Thea attention Of our read
srs. specially the ladies, is directed to the
advertisement of Mr.. Rheinstrom, which
appears in another column MIR. R. has
,ust received large stock of those superior
GOODS for which this establishments is noted.
Oran in, aud see for yourselves. -x... .
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

'u. CoG>on.--The regular monthly
meeting OF city council will take place this
evening" Resides other business OF i'm
portance, the question Of an increase in
the police force Of The city will in all prob.
ability come up.
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New York Money .MaSikes.
NRw Yoax, Oct. 10.

The money market was easy, st ss-s
per cent Sterling exchange quiet, a1oV
specie. 1r
Gold opened STEADY ct 1854 aod dsnf..i
to 1864, but subsequently, the ns~s !.
large fsiIures in London put up tho o.
to 1854. There is not much spscr,s-,
feeling, though there 10 growing 4 -
ton towards short contracts.
At 8 P. NJ. the quotation wss 100,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

Ara Lincoln demonstration in Canons-
burg, Pa, last week, number OF full
hIooded negroes could have been seen in
the heart of tue procession. "Birds OF q
feather flock togetLer"-hence Shoddy and
ambo are found arm in arm.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

Tiast'tsdldIaal sfAscisilA de
ing IN Wheeling last Saturday night. The
Lincoln d ad sf ibat city ays that a
great many Of the supporters Of Mr.. Lin
coin were present out Of curiosity" We
guess their curiosity was grsti6ed, If they
were not. louisville Journal g, y ., ~
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SNOW SroRN.--On Saturday last, quite
a snow storm visited that section of coun
try 1sing about thirty miles below this city,
.q the ONO river. The snow drifted in
some places to the depth Of four or five
inches. Rather Octoberish .ty.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0th,--As the mail
boat was leaving City Point yesterday
morning heavy firing was heard on the
right Of James river in Buffers Depart
ment. ASS GEtsif@ Ws
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

D,r OF Yesterday, being
the ia7 Of atonemcnt, the places of business
o5 large majority of the IsrHelites were
closed, and solemntast was observed by
al WA iac!ne to the jewish persuasion.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

LIEUT.. J, ". PLArrENBuRc, Of 90, K
FIRST Infantry, Tho was wounded in the
left arm at Smokers Gap, in May last, was
in the city yesterday. His wound 10 heal
ne slowly.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

hor'cs.-Mr NJ. Rheinstrom takes pleasure In
announcing to his friends and customers gene.
rally that his stock Of Fall and Winter Millinery
will be opened on Thursday next, 18th inst.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

<sPoIr RAISING IN RITcHrErowN.-Ths
Democrats Of Ritchietown are awake. Sac
notice Of pole raising aud speaking IN 40"
other column 50 80 - . d - wv -
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TaE GUNBoaT No. 35.-The gunboat
Reindeer No. IS passed here yesterday II
IS under the command OF Captain Rice,
and as yet has not been appointed to any
particular beat
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

MCCLELLAN CLUBS The friends of Nc
CiclIan and Pendleton in the towns Of
Philadelphia and West Liberty have organ
jzcd Clnbs. Success crown their efforts.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

A'WEAR your Last Winter sOyercoat
Club has been formed in Boston. Sixty
70 one hundred dollars is the price of over.
coats 10 that city this fall l:aTS
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

To-Day the. great States of Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana hold elections OF course
the returns viii be anxiously looked for.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

OFF FOR CAMP CHAsE.-Fifteen or TWEEN.
y Confederate prisoners were yesterday
sent from the Athsnseum to Camp Chase
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

The RIVER continues to dectngs hin
eleven feet water in the channel. ba-i.9sa -
gIndTY Il afhAo ,II4 ~ AAm