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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

O.. New YORK, Nov dates of the 9th
ult., from Newbsrn, N. O., have been re-
ccived. Lieut.. Brown, of the Commisssrv
Department, reports the yellow fever as
having considerably abated. A white frost
had occurred which had q SOLITARY effect.
The fever is represented as being of a most
malignant character: yielding very little to
medical treatment. - - 3D.. r..,..l =. .-..,
,5 The Charleston Mercury says: President
Davis, who has been opposed to making
any concessions whatever to the enem y, has
been finally prevailed upon to grant an ar-
mstice to the North provided it is solci
tad in respectful manner. This prop POSED
armistice, If granted Raises the blockade
by land and sea, which will enable our
people to lay in large amount Of supplies.
The deserters from our service will then
be glad to return in order to receive their
pay and an honorable discharge, which will
give us an additional force of 100000 vete-
rams. Then if bostilities are resumed, the
South is sure Of success. Therefore We
lose nothing by granting this experiment
to the Yankees, who have openly confessed
that they are whipped, by proclaiming war
on their part q failure. 'A ..
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A Coop CHAHaE.-Col John Ely, in
addition 70 bis duties as Chief mastering
snd Disturbing Office, Of this Department,
has been appointed Military Commsndersoi
this Post, vice Capt. Ewald Over, removed
without his own solicitation. II Col. Ely,
since his brief stay in this city, has won
many friends He is a very clever, gentle
man, and we are sure be will do his duty as
an officer. .WeAre sorry Ne cannot say as
much for the upstart who has been de
throned. IihIaa GrR SlLs.4 InnA
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From Sheridan.

New YoRK, Novs3 According to the
Herald's Dispatch, the attention of Genaral
Sheridan, seems to be at present, directed
to the apparent designs of the enemy to
attempt some important operatins in West
Virginia and he is making his preparations
accordingly. 5i-Iga.s-.s
The rebel Gen. Breckenridge, who is now
in Southwestern Virginia, is reported to be
busy in recognizing his forces with the
supposed ntsntionIof Tnakipg \ movement
to direct the attention. Of our. army from
Early, who, acoordidgsto rsael new spapers
is to remain in cornmsnd in the Valley.
Arrangements fos,ths safe supply Of Gen
.Sheridan,s army have leen perfected. Safe
observation-disclosures going to the frnnty vii
hereafter be pr, yiged as will insure them
against guerrilla attacks. =" 4 M
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sherniala,so Q mmanicatiSns
.sss va Secure. gI4aE-]a ~,

NASHVILLE, Oct ODER 3l..--The Herald.
correspondent says, the direct communica-
ton with Atlanta by rail is open and secure
although there are swarms.ot guerillas be
tween Elowah river and Big Shanty.. The
telegram from General Gillim this morning
represents his last fight as brilliant in the ex
IRENE. The entire rebel force was scat
tered; and macy officers, full battery and
one extra gun were captured. General
Vaughan, rebel, was severely wounded In
two places, and is secreted somewhere in
Green county. 81 lac
A despatch from Gillum says, he is still
picking up prisons. He had buried7S rebels.
His entire loss in both fights was 8 killed
and 20 wounded. Guerilas are exceeding
ly troublesome on the Cumberland river
aud the Northwestern railroad. ca -d, 10 slcs
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About the. Roanoke,

New .YoRK, November Mr.. Howley,
of the captured steamer Roanoke, in state.
ment of the affair says, the steamer waw
boarded in Havana Hsrbor by three boats
passengers, who proved to be
rebels in disguise, aud led by Lieutenant
Braine. The officers and crew were; over
powered and made prisoners, and the, vessel
headed for Bermuda, where o pilot Was
called on board. Braine went on shore and
broughtou bosrd sparty Of rebels, and the
vessel put to sea; and soon overhauling q
brig with coal and provisions for the pirates,
these were taken on board, and on the next
day vessels was met which was to take of
the passengers. A transfer was made OF
tia cotton and the stssmer wssIset. sfre,
Tie % sssugers and crew we've taksp ipt8
port, and the first officer weat ashore to
have the pirates arrested. They were ar
rested; but after q mock trial they were
dismissed. The Roanoke had on board
$1,000 in greenbacks and 81 900 in gold
Tne report that Captain Drew had notice
of a plot to capture lis vessel is unfounded
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 1--Since the repulse at
Decater, Hood has moved farther west
along south side of the Tennessee. He is
believed to have crossed some Of bis forces
at or near Bainbridge, IL miles above Flor.
ence; no part Of his force has no moved
farther nerth. A rebel rumor here has il
reported shat he is moving this way, and
strong bodies of troops are moving into
position. ..,s...... ....-..
Forrest with cavalry force isreported
breathing Johnsonville, where there Is
large quantities Of Government stores; three
transports we're destroyed by part of bis
Command. Ample preparations have been
made to hold Jobnsonville ,efectually and
rspulse any force, the rebels may bring
against it.
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. ss.-g s.rf vta-eg New YoRK, Nov. 4.
81 Ootton-Active, at 81 Pal Is for mid
ding closing firm. ~
= Flour-State and Western Zoe bet
ter, at $40, l0al0 80 for extra State,
Sill OOall so for extra ronnd hoop Ohio
and Sll 36al2 SO for trade brands, the ma,
.rket closing with the advance NOT isus-
tanned. LII re-. ~. .-...., --.....
Wbisky-ActiSe, at 81 7lal 70 for
Western. ,asri "a. t5li .aa s..- asaiH-, ,s. +
bB Wheat-In very moderate demand and
$3.50 better. 90 25 for good No. 2 Chicago
spring, So 2ea2 80 for Milwaukee CIa5
and So 45a2 SO for winter red Wsstern-
gan. lta! &c Ggs esrni aIi1. iH.s 5sE, .
the market closing with the improvement
partially lost ls Z s'fl't 80 .baa. g7''.,
> ERye-Scarce and firm, at 81 50al IS, /
Bariey-More active, at 81 81 for STATE
and 81 90a2 for Canada. .tn.I.. /,
H. Corn--3c better, at 81 Gal IS for mixed
and 81 for prime white. tsa o7sIseei aE7o .
q Oats-1More active and tirmer, at 9Oa9lc
for Western, a''. -n' a,,'s go, 4 ~.
Wool-Trm and, advanced. vst oh o., /
0offee--Firmer. St Domingo, 4Oc.
,lsSugar-Better, at 2l3c for Porto Rie'
and l8a2lc for Cuba. -fssi .''-','
New OrleSpJ d 81 sO5af
i5a' PesroIeum-Aetive and higher. grude
4 'ea Lard-Frn, at 2osz24c,s - .. 80
! 46}s47c;i refined, IN bond; zoe; refined, free
sts,SkailTilT.Iiji3 IS: -" -''- - ~.
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G,{l}j(Fl|'apElltl


NEW YoRK, Nov l.. Richmond papers
contain accounts of fighting south of Pc.
tersburg, in. the vicipityof BeYnton=Plank
Road, and also Gen. hse'sp66cialnr report o.
operations On both sides d The river. Ths
latter gives as the result Of tbso day 8 eng
gagement the repulse Of the Union troops
at all points, with considerable lssses ia
killed, wounded and prisoners h6l7iY
= The rebel papers say that the attacks Of
Gen. b utler were easily repdlsed, bat admit
the movement OF our left was a surprise
to lees men, in whichst they lost consideral
BILE as prisoners i,a! Soon, however Il Is said
the rebels rallied and drove back, Grants
men making prisoners of about 800. The
fighting at this point is represented to have
been severe. s.,.,zi .,f,,. H. .,.... .,.,,.Rf
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From the Army Offhe Potomac
HEADo'Rs ARMY OF THE PoToaAc,
Y. s. 1853 . Dee ...--. .+A'L natohor IN
October 80. :

The utmost quiet has prevailed to-day .
OCT. 3l-A. NJ The rebels attempted
to play sharp tricks last night on oar lin"s
which were only partially successful The
main attack was defeated with considerable
loss to them. ,.ls, .'aEsa ils.; ~. = (
At the point of connection Of the Second
and Fifth Corps pickets the rebels mad c
an entrance, passing from one post to an
other and taking all the men prisoners
They then sent forward q heavy force &c
charge the line of breastworks, in the hope
of piercing our centre; but our men had
meanwhile formed behind their works, and
received the rebels with such q Gre as to
drive them back in confusion, with heavy
loss. Repeated attempts WereHmet witt
like results, though tho firing was kept ~
all night. lB1 gITga
Our loss in prisoners amounted to 3S7
We had but very few killed and wounded
The enemy's loss must have been heavy
as they advanced within range of our bat
terss, though, it being dark, our mea hal
not good range. - L CNo
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Local and State News

- NESTING AT WAsHINeToN.-Ths
r,o,,.n demonstration at Washington
,'a.,erday was decided success. Neve
y y, no see such a crowd Of people in Wash
u '"a,oO, Everywhere the town was crowded
~ chile tn. speaking was progressing .
t tSs Fair Grounds, the vast 'h0r0ushfar'
EARNED with people.
'" Tha procession was tbs largest ever wit
.,3 IN that town, or, we were going tt
- this city. Wagons and buggies
s',,s - With men, men fon horseback. AND
m walking, the crowed being ssvera
'nt,ss in length. Banners and Transparent
a;as Of every size and shape, bearing varied
,attoes and designs, wagons filled with lit
'Is gig,, and flags, the whole forming one
-, the grandest sights ever witnessed in the
borough.
The dslesatiou from Canonsburg had q
,.rpe bell placed in wagon, labelled on
-, side The Death Knell of Old Abe =
,oi N the other "a Bell that Seward
,,,,t ring" Another delegation had Z
mack snake, some five or six feet long, sus,
pended from pole.
Gar. Morgan, Col. Sweitzer, Hon. Rich.
,rl Vaux and James H. Hopkins, Esq,
we're the speakers present.
N,ny dwellings of the friends of Nc,
Gillian we're finely decorated, flags and
traasparencies thrown across the streets at
aiaercnt points, and the town presented a
Lively and almost enchanted appearance.
The hospitality of the Democrats knew
20 bounds. and the wants of all present
r--s amply provided fer The fair ladies
of the town served up dinner and supper
~. lb5 crowd, and in number of insran>
rr,. ear one hundred persons were provid-
. With dinner at one house. ..-,.,,..
When the train bearing the Whesling
/ ,glt,ol passed through East Wheeling
u.,p,u!,t a number of the McClellanites in
,Ost section Of the city illuminated their
dwelling, which brilliant display called
orth loud huzzas from those aboard the
tran.
Ine Wheeling Glee Club was in attend>
anco. and favored the meeting and those
s1yarl the train with songs aud music.
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In Chancery.w ie ,si

INVEST VIRGINIA, Ohio County, Olrcuit OoaN,
w September rules, 1854; .E'Il .lin q 10 ~
and his wife, late widow Of Daniel zans, Aeoeaeods
complainants, against Gibson CranmW md fA6s:
der Zane, executors Of Daniel zAne, dsesassd, IA
Daniel Zane, Anon Mcsvords and his M InitnaH
dsvisees and egatess Of said Dsni0 xanA decsassAs
and Noah Zane, 0rlof Zane. james " zsss.. 1ssaleg
Zane. hespdsr Zane; PANEL p asns, AnoTe Il
Elsabetr, and Gibson Crannief and vile OsllA, ~
which Noah, James, Ebeneser, q LeaudR, snl DoalSl
Zane Indiana Ncsvords, Elisabeth Phillips aad Olla
Zane, deceased, and 2 Jacob, walker Hunter. Hisls
Lindsay Daniel List, Rev Alfred PAUL, and Tie
North Western Bank Of Virginia, dsftndsnts.
The object Of this suit n 70 sell thas past % zsass
Island In said County Of Ohio, which beloaee1
Daniel Zane declared, and which he conveyed - Js
List, now deceased, and Jacob Truasss, = SECURE
the payment Of debt TO the North Western Baat ~
Virginia, and which debt Is nov held BY the paintia
Daniel lane, deceased, owned by him La bis ne1xnDs
called 1.-The Homestead" aud which was ssavAys1 70
Walker Hunter, Trustee, TO secure the psymsat 81 .
debt % Elisha Lindsey, and which BIT Of sAiA Lid
ssy is also owned BY said plai.ti6, Thsodors fiak
The purpose Of having said property sold % psy Tie
said debts. Jrtl ~.
And the defendants, Anon Mcswords and Win Ind.
ana, Noah Zane and orioa Zane, pot hsvns entered
their appearance, and it appearing from an andAyis
led in the cause that they ara not rssdents % Ne
State Of West virsiDis on the motion OF thu. oop
painants by their counsel It Is ordered that they do
appear here within enc month after the due psbica-
ton Of this order and do what may DO neceosFy 10
protect their interests herein and that copy % IT'D
order be published, once week, for four Svoospiys
ing and that further copy be posted q ths ont Door
of the Court House Of OHIO County, Tor ks pssis1,
Octobel /, 1854. .. a. ..... -.firs.g.- qg.s
JACOB BURKLB, Clark.
O. JACOB, for crmplsinsnt E,'is a.5o1 =.
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New YORK, Nov. 1.-The Commercially
Washington special says the President pos
lively denies the report Ct the evacuation
of Atlanta and says Sherman at Atlanta
said he would hold the place under Any
circumstances. No movement that Hood
can makeiwillendangar this important point
The object of Gen. Grants late move
ment is said by officers just arrived from
City Point, to have been occasioned by
persistent rumors that Petersburg was be-
ing evacuated. The only way to test these
reports was reconnaissance OF the enemy's
works. The conduct Of Gen. Logan, OF
New York, is spoken of as brilliant in the
extreme.
Transportation is being furnished to-day
to furloughed soldiers from the hospitals,
several thousand of whom are going home
to vote.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-The, militar

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-the military
commission, of which Gen. Doubleday is
President, it was announced would to-day
take up the case of Col. Samuel North, the
New York State Agent. who was arrested
charged with fraud in regard to the votes
of New York soldiers. The court, howev
er, adjourned unit. to morrow, in order thai
a consultation might be had by the military
commission with commissioners appointed
by Gov. Seymour. { Donohue and Ferry,
the agents in the recent election frauds
have been convicted by the military commits
sion and sentenced to imprisonment fol
life. The sentences have been approved by
President Lincoln and will be Immediately
carried into execution. ~ ,.,sr ...,.,Es.
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Folr" Sale.

A COAL BANK. situated on The Ohio ltyE tN4le
- above Wheeling, comprising 80 scfel % eok ~
so es acres Of land on which are erected DWELLING
uses sufficient fog or 10 Families. eonyeeisnt % ths
coal bank. The hank is in good condition, beng
tho oushly repaired this summer, and has railroad
on an extensive business including barssa boats al
ines The bank 10 also wall adapted 70 eei1H coal
business Is In good working order with 10 coal CARA
ousite 10 carrying on q coal bank. The eoL ~ -
sold separately or together with tho lad and uock ~
the purchaser may desire. Also piece Of ena eca-
orising some acres, situated in the town Of Martha
ville Belmont county, Ohio, on which II erected .
steam saw mill In good running ordsr and fraas
jwelling; also a small assortment Of lumber.
For particulars apply TO 80 o.
WALTER MARSHALL,
sent96 No. S28 Main st.. WheeltuR. Va, n
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NEW YORK, November The last i'd
vices the Government had from Sherman
were to the effect that be, shoJ hold AT.
lanta in spite of any attempt Of the rebels
to dislodge him.
1t is stated positively that Stanton is to
be Chief Justice, and Mr.. Clay Secretary Of
War. ., LEI ~ - a. a. "a! 10 s6sn .slfis1
The Tribunes correspondent with the
Army of the James says, oaly three or four
hundred Of Cullums and Fairchilds brigades
were captured in the.charge on the works
on the 9th. CO..
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: Ef0fiiss Europe,

:sTsss1e EE0Mo EuroEes sse .sn "a iHa 90 !
FAR7HERg POINT, Nov. 1.-The steam+
ship Hibernia, from Liverpool on 'the'2oth
nit, VIA Londonderry 2lst passed here this
morning. aLHer news is one day later than
thHt:by the zCitysof: Manchester :: sdy.e4s 4
The reported drain Of bullion from the
Bank efsFrance aisI untrue. The returns
show the increase ~ be g. 500, 00ef -
> LFERp99L, ESyl2h-Uottos closed dab
at a decline Of {s1d Middling Orleans,
ID. 81. The stock 10 port amounts 70
Az, 00O, % dAca1ua ONO ? zaosCri1E zsYssJ
Breadstuffsys duh Provisions steady.
Console SSt;ye ugI lLfw shIAaI 8 !. .Eas . q
Complaints are made of great diflculties
in managing the English naval service, and
among other causes the attractions Of the
American naysl service to British seamen
is citedi sssi,5iassT an s,L5r'ies
: The Bazaar at 7hiyerpoolin aid OF South,
ern prisoners Of war continues to meet with
great success. .LLA3I ,IIAg
There was continued gloom and despon-
odeacy in commercial and financial circles,
with additional failures. SsSI -. j, 2
The demand for discount at the Bank Of
England on thee1sth2 was comparatively
HgnC, rs siljutlsoF .. ST-, .1Uc.a. 81
English funds cwereipretty steadily main.
tained, but speculative securities showed
increasing weakness. J. --.ssll g1IHg -
Two Liverpool firms, in addition to those
already, announced, are reported as having
failed, Suudry houses in Manchester are
also reported as shelving failed, including
Barrett 4 Wilson, calico printers, for con
siderable amount b. EinAVJf2AN y
Letters from Brazil confirm the magni.
tude of the failures there, The, liabilities
of ASonts 4 Co., the largest bankers ia Rio
de Janeiro, are stated to be Eve million
two hundred thousand pounds sterling, be-
sides that Of Gomez q Flo, one million
pouids, and Montenegro & Lima, one mil
lion six hundred thousands pounds sterling,
and others, making eleven millions OF
pounds sterling. e. The astoppage Of the
house of Sontai& Co. appears t. have been
the cause Of the entire failures. a An extra
ordinary number of failures are reported
to have followed the downfall Of the bank
Satterthwaite 4 Co.'S Circular reports
American securities dull and dropping. 4
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WALTZ n mAhSdALL,
r.... No. S28 Main st., Wheeling. We, ~

ZACKwBLL BARTnLoH, Esq, Win pisass take
N tase notice that shall tbs 2fth day Of Hovsn.
Ser 1884, at the Office Of Smith, In the town d Pair
mont West Virginia between the hours Of 9 A. n. and
P. NJ ofthat day proceed 10 take the dspodtiaeaet
Zedoc Joif and others, TO be read In evidence n d
cortsin suit in ehancery now pending h the otrsan
are defendant and II from any cause the tskin6 q
such dispositions be not commenced, or commsuaoa,
TIE same be not completed said day he taking ~
place and between the sams hours until completed.
'-' ELIZAbErH BARTHIOH,
'octa1.4tv per Attorneys, Wfsou AaAiA.
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TRUST ,6ALEsf
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

N pursuancs OF . Deed Of Truat nd 70 meby
Jefferson l. Lsngston, nov dsetased, aud MID
Deed of Trust Ia dnly recorded IN the proper 800
Monday, the 3th day, Of November, 1851, q ths
Court Houis' Tor sait county, sell, foe sAsh, as
following property situate on Fifth street In he
City Of Wheeling, to wit: L'ts numbers mine, 20,
eleven and twelve, In J. c. Ritchis's adj ioa b
Wheeling and slss the four sdjotninE ku, wAise
are on the esst sida Of said lots Nos D. 10 II 40
i2, md which fou adjoining lots ars situate 10 the
ID ition to Wheeling called Busna Vista, and ats
imbered seven, eight, nina and ten, y saeArs No.
s. and which property is sitastsd % III, setese
and Union street osss Of Fifth street and north 81
.rnion street and are now in tbs oossPeasy Of the
family Of vii ian. Robinson lately dsosassd
z JACOB, Trustss.
Oct. 7, 1864 oeefdo.
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MCCLELLAN MEETING IN WELLsBURG.-
There will be Mcclellan rally in Wells
burg on Saturday next. ]. j. Davis, Esq,
of Clarksburg, Fontain Smith, Esq, Of
Fairmont, and R. M, Gibson, Esq, of Wash.
ington, Pa, will be present.
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Terrible Railroad Collision
Isnls.poI n Nov fAxterr;ble COLI

INDIANAFULIs, NUV - terrIuIe CUIII
sion oc urred on the Lafayette and Indian
spolis railroad rlast, evening, between the
passenger train which loft here st sever
O'Clock lend q cattle train coming south
TNenty,eight dead bodies were taken oa1
Of the wreck and twenty or thirty wound
ed. Two Of whom have since died. Full par
tieulars have not been receised. Thsa acci
dent occurred six miles south OF Lafayette
The majority, Of the killed aDd Nou1de'
are returned soldiers. Among the lille
is Rev. B. r. Winans, of the Sanitary Con
,.;s.ioS sf5 9.7-2 LII 81 80 ig77ssgz ItJTi
eeeseSSetsSs 4SAd fax Sl
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Destruction Of the Rebel Ram
AIbemarle.

Nav YORK, Nov. cl.-The Commercial
has the following important special dis
patchckHI uDJDHuI Yll.u -IadHT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Navy De-
partment has received the following :rfF!q
The rebel ram Albemarle was blown up
on the morning Of the 18th ult. by Picket
Launch No. |. The destruction was com-
plete. The launch was subsequently sunk
by shot from the rebels. Lieutenant
Gushing, commanding tho launch, and one
man escaped. - - =, - - ! - =. 40
The ram has long been source of annoy
ance to our fleet IN Albemarle Sound, and,
In May last, made raid upon 1t, but was
beaten off by the gunboat Sassacus.
The removal of this important means OF
defence to the rebels has long been desired
The ram was preparing to make raid al
the time. Ec H-.q g.fa l..t re- IS ,51c llc-.s
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NEW York, Nov. The, Tribune.
Warrington special says il has been ascer
timed that Captain. buchanan, commisss'
~ Of subsistence, WA robbed and then muir.
iered and his body left in the woods, A
daughter of cDonahue, the guerilla VINO
committed the deed, has been Arrested and
committed to the old Capitol prison.
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The "RusTY MuskEr' exploded the 9TH
or dsH ibringingla satrap from his roost. 1t
10 thought the poor fellow may be "resur.
rected" if proper care is taken. Oh, MY
LITTLE BRIEF authority All gone! How
can Inow obtain .reuenge for personal mat
ters
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire last night was
ocoasioned By the lburningof shed used
IS bake house, located in Sprigg House
Alley. The fire was extiDguished by the
pronptness Of our firemen before it had
communicated to neighboring buildings,
otherwise the loss would have been heavy.
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BALTIMORE, November 1.-The Emsnci-
patton was celebrated here to<day by q
grand salute of 500 guns At daybreak, &C.
compsnied with the ringing of church and
signal bells. Flags are displayed from pub
lie buildings and many private dwellings,
At noon a salute Was repeated from the
Fort on Federal bill and Marshal. a -.
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MEETING AT BARNEsvILLE-HoD. @. L.
Vallandigham will address the people, OF
Belmont County Ohio, at Barnesville, to
morrow. Great preparations have been
made, and grand rally may be expected
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THOSE boots and shoes offered for sale by
VIM. CARNAHAN, are Of the best make ever
brought to this city, and are sold very
cheap. Call and see.
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SAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Moore!
"Rusty Gun" went off, the OF Ter day, am
knocked man out of good position.
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Qua Collector will be in North Wheelin
on Thursday, and Friday, and Fulton, Sat.
urday in the afternoon.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

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