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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
AN IMPERIAL CROWN

AN IMPERIAL CROWN
Is mere baube, but the oro~n Of beauty. conferred
on tho head which naturehas neglected to embellish
or TINE has robbed of It's Native Hue,
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RETAINS ITS DARK LUSTRA
II renewed at intervals,
TO THE CLOSE OF LIFE.
Peerless among Thousands
Of preparations, that promise much and perform
nothing, stands
CristadOrO's Hair Preservativc,
valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and pro-
noting the growth and perfect health Of the hair.
and of itself, when used alone-a safeguard tina
protects the bres from decay under all circumstance
and under all olimes. Manufactured by j. CRIS-
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

r. l.. "cmr, flour and srist Jas. II. Vaughn. -four
ana e1s': James \. Kirl1land l,ist J +. Suth-
: criu"d. l''mirr and srist " L. Hughes. lumber
AMI %rS,: Charles Perkins, lumber; Col James
{. Halle. lumber and s;ris; \. II. Bnvkin, -four.
griS and Timber: l.. u. Il. Blair, nonr and
gris;; Charles Ralry. -four and grist; }. X. Sow
ell, griF, John W. Gaskins, Ao'K, :yrist and lrn-
hcr; .'ohn \. Young. xrist anu lumber: Y. j.
fauAcn, lumber: Robert .Kirkcy, grisl estate
-: Win. Shields .,rnt AMI lumber George X
Miller, flour and grist; l.. j. Patterson. -four
and srist John $. Miller, -four AID grist e,atc
Of T. Lang. grist and lumber: W. N. Kelley,
grist. John Chestnut, grist and lumber: James
Chestnut, 81, grst and lumber; John McEne.
grist aud lumber; John Brown. grist estate of
Bnrwcll Eoykin. grist and lumber; estate Of
iemuel Hoykin, grst and lumber Mrs. Jane j.
Knox, s"st.; Richard Hyatt, hour a.d gria :;
Lewis Peoples, nc,n Srist and unlcr.
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EGf. y ISE.IS,ATIENS
.HE|i.t.-, H.; e. 90.
MACON, GEORGIA..

"A<AS"Ns "kiO4t%kA..
NTOW READY
~ MASTER WILLIAM MITTEN.
Or the Yonth Of Brilliant Talents who was ruined bv
bad luck by Judge Longsrcet, author Of ..0eorpu
Scenes" Price So
CAMP aND FIELD Papers from the Portfolio Of
an Army Chaplain. By Rev Joseph Cross. d D
Part lst now ready. Price So
DCNCAN ADA1R, or Captused in Escaping. 4
story Il one Of Morgan's men:. By Mrs. Jane +. Il.
Cross. Noarly ready Price ST.
YOUNG MARoONERs. By Rev. Eruncs +,
G"uldng. A most entertaining book for yoins Der.
sons Pronounced by good Judges to be equal 10
Rolinaon Cruaoe. Price 81
q liberal discount to the trade from the fareRoiny
prices For the amount named. rcmitted. to us in
current funds We will send etho1 or all ofhese books
postpaid. to my part OF tho Confederacy Address
~EURKE, BOYKIN e. CO..
tGne?4 Macon Gooro;o
EaI-Any newspaper in the t;onfcderacy copying the
above advertisement, with this note will receive
copy of each Of the above books upon the receipt Of
the paper containing Tic advertisement
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.

a NEGRO WOMAN CALLS HER NAME,
"a Mary and says that she belongs to Mr. Brown
on Black River, and that Mr. Brown and his wife are
pom dead Said woman is about I've and a half feet
ns, ana apout fy years DID, $50 or go she is very
simple or playing off SO. cant tell which.
The owner is requested to come forward prove
property. pay expenses and take her away
July % DUNCAN SHFORE J.i,or
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FL a. L. McDoHALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHERENs, JOHN B. M1CKLE, APPLIED
W to Inc for Lettres of Administration on all
ard singular the goods any catcIs, rights and credits
of Dr. John Milling, late Of the district aforesaid de-
ceased:
These are therefore to cite aud almonisll all and
singular the kindred aud creditors of sad deceased
to be and appear before ME at our next Ordinary'a,
Court Tor the said District, to be old den at Kersha
Court House on the twelfth day Of August next.
10 show cause. if any, why the said administration
should not be'granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 2eth day Of
July. in the year Of our Lord one thousand sight
hundred and six four and in the eghtv. .eoSStl,
year of the independence and sovereignty OF tie State
OF south Carolina. \. L. MCDONALD, O. X. D..
July -
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IJCatt:S:.
VI. rih5ell.
Scholastic, Mercantile, & Mcchan-
ica!.

Accidents ana Primary .Gchoois IN CsiGtn
L. McCandlcss' Melc Academy; F. Staudenmycr
,rIilic ncntcmy; e. Eaitey, Professor Of Foreign
Languages; Mrs. McCMndlcss' Acsdcny fo,
Young Ladies'. Mrs HIcCreight; Miss Duwson
Mrs. Peek; Miss Maggie DeNocc
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N
L. McCandlcss' Afslc Academy F. Staudenmycr, ,
,nnic ncntcmy; e. Eaitey, Professor Of Foreign
Languages; Mrs. McCMndlcss' Acs5cmy for
Young Ladies. Mrs. McCregh,; Miss Duwson :;
Mrs Pcck; Miss Maggie DeNoo2.
Pcaters is' N-v Goods, Groceries, Hue,"arc 6c, DC
= W. p.nney. James Dunlap, George Alden, Airs.
NJ. J. Campbell, r. NJ Kennedy, Mrs. NlcLcish,
Nendai Smith, Mrs Conner, Mrs. Ercsby. -
Benjamin, Mu,heson ( Co., A. T. f.at,a, W. u.
Mcnowal S. Oppcnhem, I Baum 4 Ero., Me-
roncy, Boswell (: Bro. J. AI. Gayle Joseph
Sominess. T.. S. Myers, James McEwcn, w.
G.. }ernlii & Co., George Douglas, ! II. Op-
penhcn Bro, WIN. JOHNSON. i. D. Hoco:t, b.
Skies.
druggists.
VIM. Ac!sHin, F. Il. Zc:r,.
Eool Seller and .StaHsS.-
James a. Ycung.
Wu'cAes uid Jc,ceirg
James a. Young, I. Z. Alexander, AW " cir
Einc;mi.as. Tcgtr unf Cu7.ra eAu%e;.
(. Shiver, Robert A1an, Nathan B. Arruats, Thomas
SILVER Il. r., blacksmith.
Catinct Nt=,.ercoras csM L,a9er;uScrs.
c. l.. Cl:a,ten, Vim. Tarvcr, J. T. Sutherland,
i':TlHers
~. t2"'HclihHN, y. L. SEatteu, IL. \ ROBERTS.
Merchant 7Gi0r.
Charles a.. Mcdonald.
Saadfe,W und Harness.
F. .J. Oakcs MIR. Bugcr.
Wheciuright and Ginmaher.
K. J. McCreight
Bakers.
Mrs. NJ \. Kennedy, 7. Shoemaker, wm Dassch
Tan Yards.
l.. r. Stephenson, F. l.. Xcmp, John S. Bradley
Alex. Mcleod, Lewis J. Patterson, John Brown,
Mansion House. by F. G. Robinson.
Dekals llouso, by j. II. Iungbluth.
Pirate Eoardny.
j. ". Rodgers.
Nifn4rY Cna Dress .Eai.nf.
Hiss u. II. IcEwen. Mira. !Iammursloumh
(HH:chcS
Aeihodist--.I. 7. Wightnlan, pastor
Presbyterian IS. II. Hay.
Episcupal-T. f. Davis. ir.,
hartistW. r. lIughson,
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Commissioners oJ Rocds
>. NJ. DaSaussure Chairman Z. n. Mccoy, W. T..
Hughes. Daniel y. Kirkland James T.. Nc
Dowall, Lewis J. Patterson. J. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen John l.. Nlicke, Gillian Sowel
Richmond l.. Terrell. Emanuel Parker
The sixth section Of tic .Ac: TO establish GER
tain Roads bridges and Ferries" passed December
IT, is rs follows:
That each Commissioner OF Roads now in Of
ice, or hereafter appointed, shall until y
successor is appointed. and has accepted This
section 10 be IN force during tho war.
E,amis saarrs of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, Mm. Dixon, James Team, &. &.
Halle, Jesse Truc$lcl, Daniel Bcthunc A. l..
aiciowcN.
Commissioners If Pujhq Eu;d;ngs.
,]ohn Hork,nan, r. NJ. Kennedy, X. r. Johnson. F.
T.. Temp, j.. ". 4. Blair. .Ta,Gcs L. Cure'on, WIN.
ID: Mcn"wall Chairman, c. p. r., Colin Niacrea
Trcasurer.
Commissioners "a -tI7rore IU5l'c Securities.
John NJ. DeSa"ssuIe. James Dunlap. Vim. +. John
son, ST. \. A. Kennedy. Thcs F.. Shannon.
Commissioner. Of the Poo".
t. Barnes, A. \. McDnwnll, John q. Higgins, Il.
Nj. Kennedy. J." Dcrass V. Z. llughson See.
and Treas:
Presidea: ngd Dir.c:c,S of Ca:nNsi RriG.e Co.
Prcsideut-John VI. DeSaussurc.
'Directors-John Mscrac. 2. Perkins, James Team.
Colin Macrae, Sec. s. Treas.
!Svidity's HoarG Gf H~'iej
John NJ. DeSaissure, T.. Barnes. James Dunlap, J.
Ross Dye, e. Moscly, James Team, jesse Trues-
del. John y. Iicklc, Charles Haley, John Gas
EinS, Daniel Gardner.
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.N1'""rY Gnd Dress .Eai|nr.
Hiss u. II. IcEwen. Mira. !Iammurslouml.
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Commissioner. ef' The Poo".
t. Barnes, A. \. McDnwnll, John q. Hig:
i, Ai. Kennedy. U.s. DcFass. V. Z. llughso
and Treas.
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Coroner.
John 8. Meroney.
Itlnapcrs If Elections.

Camden.JoLa s. Mcroncy, {. a, Mcdonald
Wm McKain.
Curc,on's AIill-Frcdcrick Bowen, James Team
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Eock--Jessc Truesdcl June. Fletcher
George Il. Miller.
l3uitalo--Wm. Mungo. Gillian Sowcn VIM Cato
1'izcnby y's-John Mct;ougan, Daniel McCaskill
Donald Mcdonald.
Schrock's Mil--D. T. .Mc!oy, Alexander Nc
Lcou. Henry Radcliffe.
'ieodwins storc--i;cnia,niS, Cock, John p. Nick
le. James II. Vaughn.
Liberty llill--.,. D. Jones. ir., X. G. Patterson
T.. Il. Cunningham.
fGi"cr* of t'uyt.
Joseph u. Dunlap. Commissioner in Equity; "
t'ybnrn. Clerk \. H.. McDnnad ordinary
lhncan ihcorp, Sheriff.
III: Cn?cctor.
William Mckain.
C"nttd,rntr Enrolhnq u!tSct:.
". Il. Lcitacr.
Confdrr"'~ Nn 1;hr. toHcrlnr.
A. H.. Kennedy.
.4sse/orS.
John Cantry. X. Al. Koanciy
tviirctsr II Tax IN KWu
james Jones.
Nicf C"m'ni'sa,y l1gt2t
j. II. Devcreadx.
Confederate QunrttrmuS.tr s,:Agrni.
James Sewers.
State Quarlumastrrx hgcnt
u y. Markley Ice.
Rerei"'y nM Dclircrin7 11>nt.
}. NJ. Gayle.
---l-~~>-...-as..,.
officers Of the Town Of Camden.
Infen4Qnt
James Dunlap.
Hardchs.
n, D. BaHlcy, y. Dl IIocott, l.. NJ. Boswell, Il. NJ.
Kennedy.
Recorder.
r. NJ. Kennedy.
IHnrshni and Market CYcrh.
YIN. Johnson.
Professional.
Phys'ria"s no~. .Proct,cing.
l.. II. Deas, D. l.. DeSnussure, T. Reenstjerna,
sI,~rp p1o ,sx,T lExIl
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.NaGISt7'atcS.

Magistrates
John X. Rithcrspoor. Wm. D. Hogan W. r. Tay-
lor, Henry Brace, John r. SHAW, Richard l..
Whitaker, !. T. tarkerrg
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PreSt9en: md Directors ct' CGmNe1 RriG.e Co.
President-John VI. DeSauSsurc.
MScrac. 2. Perkins, James Tea
Colin Macrne, Sec. {; Treas.
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Professional.
Physicians n0io .Pracf,cin1.

Phys'rtaHs .Proci,cing.
l.. II. Deas D. l.. DeSnussure T. Reenstjerna,
W. r. Skies, Benjamin II. Matheson, j. McCaa,
]. I. Trantham, w. l.. Pickett, b. S. Lucas, t.
F.. Mellow. Lewis Dcsaussure, Thomas W. Sal
mond, +. L. Hcmr.
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DISTRIC DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT OF1ICERS,
Legislators.

A. II. Boykin-Scnatur.
John M. DeSaussure, d. D. perry-Rcprcsrnta-
tiScs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18

n B.-None genuine unless bearing our sig
nature on the snapper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN,
To Females, Old on Young,
Married or Single!

II you are suffering from any Disease peculiar TO your
sex, your should lose no time In obtaining medical aid
where YOU will surely find II. The experience and sue
cess whiah the Doctor has had in Female Diseases hAsin
huenced persons 20 send him that class Of patients for
hundreds Of miles.
Sent free. ON receipt Of stamp. a copy Of orr Private
Letter 10 Married Ladies on Health.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18

And also all infauatOry diseases. For further Infor-
nation call and judge for yourself.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

nFFICE on The CORNER OF WASHINGTON Agp
Meridian streets, Indianapolis
Three daily Expresses 20 New r0rk;
Two daily Expresses 20 Cincinnati, and
Two daily Expresses 10 Chicago and st-LSciss
The above Companies are the only prvilese1ExpTss~s
he following roads, viz
INDIANA CENTRAL
LAFAYETTE n CHICAGO,
INDIANAPOLIS 4 PERU;
rRRRg HAUTK 4 RICHMOND,
RELLEFONTAIyF 4 INDIANAPOLIS.
Money. pssksgcs, valuseles and freishi esr,-S -nA
safety and dispatch, and in charge 81 special and smeisni
messenger
Notes. Bin. and Dr.ns viii b. promptly collected sns
,.adv rsturus m.ds J. BUTTEkfELD Agent
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NATIONAL BANK.
THR FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or

: THE ofisal depository sBd financial agent q The
United State.. snd VII furnish, On ths most fsvora-
"a fa-ru
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 90 iSDfASa.l
BVKEAU OF FNsSCE. :

EXECUTIVE DLPAETsTNr oR lNDfANAJ
bVKEAU OF FINaNCE.
lNDIANAP0Lis. June -. 1864
INDIANA OFFICERS. who have been o. ar ~~r1irr in
the army. are infornled that their ordnance Returns
s.lb~ made up and prsseuted o. th- proper department
ard cerincafes 81 acouittanee obtanef, rrs< q eA1ry..
By spplying 20 NJ. ,. Rocker. Chief Clerk state orc
name U~parfmeut. ofrcs 10 stairs over Nseusf hart.
~are aore No. Il Vest " 3shingtoa street. Indianapolis.
Ry makire returns. a. shove directed. 0mcers viii not
oaly saw, all f.es. bat they Will be able 10 settle With the
Govsrupeaf aud crAw their pay fFora oae 20 tAres
months earlier than n the business IL entrusted % Claim
Assnts.
BY order q Governor hosros.
W. II. "A. TERRELL.
ts2s-G. Fia&nsil sssrsssry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18

We respectfully call attention 10 OUT TESTIMONIALS.
Many Of our letters attest that hundreds of lives have
been saved in the Army by its use. Indeed, so well are
its curative qualities appreciated In the Army, that the
most successful Surgeons in the field and hospital use II
almost exclusively in the diseases for which we claim its
infallibility. The best physicians always seize the best
n. ans to efec, a cure, hence the universally Of the
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22
The CAPTURED Steamers.

WASHINGTON, Sep. H.-Gommander Car
ter, of the q. s. steamer Michigan, has tel
egrapbed to the Sec'y Of the Navy, dating
of Johnson's Island to-day, concerning the
capture by pirates Of the steamers Parsons
and Island Queen. He says they were pur
sued by him, and that he has got the prin>
cipal agent prisoner on board, and many
accompiicss. He adds that all is well and
safe at present. The object was to capture
the steamer Michigan. 1t further appears
that Col. Hill has six Of the pirate party on
Johnson's Island. -r1.7.--
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The Wo,Ms
special says: Messengers who have arrived
by the mail steamer from City Point state
that a general engagement between the
two armies was considered imminent when
they left. Heavy skirmishing and artillery
firing were in progress near the Weldon
Railroad, on Sunday. 1t is generally be-
lieved here that grand engagement took
place on the southern side of Petersburg
on Monday or Tuesday. 1t has been we'll
known here for sometime that Gen. Grant
was bringing up all the troops that could
be made available, in order to strengthen
his left.
1t is now thought that Gen. Grants plan
has been to so strengthen his forces as to
guard his lines Of communication to the
Weldon road, so that he could swing tho
main body of his army rapidly around in
order to effectually strike the Danville or
South side roads, and thus cut the only re
naming line of rebel communication lead
ing directly South, and leave the enemy de
pendant upon the Lynchburg road, preca
rious thoroughfare at this time for supplies.
The movements of the army of the Poto'
uiac nave % persis'enliy peou uiio.1oo w
this point, the Danviile road, and the en-,
gagement reported by the messenger hay
ing been heard from that locality, a great
battle there cannot long be delayed if one
has not already taken place.
Lee has evidently feared some such ms
neuver, and has therefore sought to with
draw a portion of Early's force from the
Shenandoah valley for the purpose of aid
ing in an assault which should disconcer;
the plans Of Grant In this connection
the visit of General Grant to Sheridan last
week is highly significant.
The Heraids City Point special, writing
on the 18th, says: Cannonading was kept
up till after midnight last night in the di
rection of our lett, and rumors prevail that
the enemy are turning our left flank. 1t i:
not unlikely battle may grow out of this
affair.
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From Missouri.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Despatches to
Headquarters announce that fight took
place on the 18th, at Powder Mill, Little
Block River, southeastern Missouri, boz
tween detachment Of the Sd Mo. militia,
under Lieutenant Pope, and portion o:
Shelby's command. Our loss was 20 kill
ed and wounded; the rebel loss is unknown
Rebel prisoners report that Price, with his
whole command, is at Pocahontas, Ark.
One thousand rebels are reported at Chalk
Ridge, and 400 at Kennett, preparing to at
tack Bloomfield. Shelby was reported at
Powhattan, Ark, on the 18th inst, with
from 1000 to 5000 men.
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70 Be- HrNG.-Joseph Provost, who has
bees. confined in the military prison in this
cit, Tor some time, day or two since res
co;ved "a sentence, which condemns him
10 La h,no lie is charged with murder
mo one Of his g, 'apsnions while NUMBER
Of his company were ont on scout IN one
Of the border counties OF western VIZ
ginia Provost is a memoef u ''o"
York regiment, in which he mas ser'eq
several years, He was tried by COZ
tial in Cumberland and his sentence WAS
forwarded here on Monday last. The pris'
ouer heard it read without displaying any
degree Of measiness, and has since then
talked as freely and uncopcerned as he did
before. Although he is doomed to die in
tew days, lie reads novels, and has as yet
manifested no desire for spiritual advice.
tie Is now IN irons, where he will be Kept
until to morrow morning, when he will be
sent to Cumberland.
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Local and State News.
TO THE PUBLIC.

On the 10th day Of July / was arrested,
by order of Captain Ewald Over, and
placed in the military prison in this city
As there has been much speculation as to
the cause of the arrest, deem it but due
to myself and the public generally that l
should vindcate myself before a people
with whom have spent my life.
The charge preferred against me (witnin
itself trifing and frivolous) was the mere
p,efext, in the hands of designing men, to
wreak their PERSONAL malice upon me, and
even the commander of the post admitted
as much to a number of my friends. Cap
tain Over voluntarily and repeatedly stated
that the mere drinking of the toast was not
the only nor the main charge against me (;
that bad been connected with Demo
cratic newspaper, and bad severely criti-
cised him and all this military department,
thus clearly demonstrating that the whole
affair was personal matter between him
and myself.
The course Of those who brought about
and ordered my arrest, as we'll as those who
sought to malign me with pen and tongue,
has been so aotoriously undignified and un-
eentlemanly as to need no denunciation at
nv hands The scorn and contempt of all
honest men have already inflicted, and will
continue to infict upon those who rejoiced
IN my persecution, as much punishment as
they can bear.
have suffered six weeks Imprisonment
for no offence known to the laws of the
land and now have the consolation of know
ING that when my cause reached the ears
Of a soldie, | was Internationally released,
thus thwarting the designs Of those who
had planned my subversion.
TO my friends, one and all, who so kindly
interested themselves in my behalf, return
my heartfelt thanks, and hope l may ever
prove myself worthy OF their disinterested
friendship. WIN. Ii. OATOBf.
WHEELING, Va, Sept. q, 1864.
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New YosY. SEM

New YoRE, Sept. q.
The public sale Of fleece Wool this noon
was very largely attended and mostly by
manufacturers from oil parts Of the country
In consequence Of the late victories OF our
armies, buyers exhibited less disposition TO
purchase, and prices fell of about =, per
cent from the price current. At private
sale, though after trade sale, an advance Of
3a5c per pound was offered for duplicate
lots. The entire rouge for fleece wss o9fs
$l,O3; tub wash $l.l7A The effect on the
market will not be material. u,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22

The HARRIS SHOOTING AFFAIR.-On
Monday last, about noon, Isaac Harris and
David Robinson got into difficulty with
two of our city officers, on market square
tied, as bystanders thought, and the twt
yonng men left for their homes. Soon Of
forwards Harris returned and began an as
,anIt upon officers George Santmyers
James Sautmyers and William Scroggins.
The officers ran into the Market House,
closely followed by Harris, when six or
seven shots were fired at the latter. Harris
fell, and was conveyed to his home, where
he died about noon on Tuesday.
Tuesday afternoon the ofiicersgaVe them
selves up, and were placed in jail Officer
George Santmyers was accompanied by the
Provost Guard, as it was feared the strag
Cling soldiers in the city would mob him.
An inquest was held upon the body Of
Harris, and yesterday afternoon the jury
rendered a verdict, That Isaac Harris
came TO his death from pistol shots in the
hands Of George Santmyers, James SAINT
myers and VIM. Scroggins, in the discharge
oftbeir duty as police officers"
Uuon this verdict being rendered, the
,hree police officers were released from Jail,
and restored to their duties.
Harris has been member of Company
K, First Western Virginia Cavalry, ever
since the war began, and was here await
inr to be mustered out at the time the I'M
tortupate affair took place.
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New York Markets.
New Y0RK, Sept. q

81 lila New YoRK, Sept. 81.
Cotton irregular, unsettled and heavier,
at 40 for middling. sd I'D" '.'J
Flour State and Western opened heavy
and closed 5al0c lower, 9,80a9, 30 for extra
State, IL ,00all 40 extra r. Fl. o. and ll,3s
al3,00 for trade brands common and TO- $50
1900 for good to choice extra. iaf .
Whiskey heavy, at 81 for State and 81
for Western. - -
Wheat opened quiet, closed heavy and
unsettled at lac lower, 22l No | Milvsu-
kie, 2,38 for choice Amber Kentucky aud
2 GOa2, 20 for White Michigan. ''''t'
Corn l,Glal CO for mixed Western aAoat
and in store -... .,...,.".
Barley dull and nominal. 81 ...r.h .
Oats ashade lower, 81 last. H.ra14
Western coffee duh, nominally uuchan-
ged. 's'. .''l .,-i ta p,
Sugar quiet, small sales Muacovado lsA
Zoe, Havana 2OIa2lk. .g,.- .aers.,
Moasses dull; Muscovado SAC. fr9 rli b.
Petroleum heavy, 45a46, Crude T4s75;
Refined in Bond ST. Refined free. % 'aI''.
Wool, large public sales today. well
attended but tho market was heavy;
prices have declined about l0Al2c
per cent; offerings consisted chiefly Ohio
and Virginia. Fleece, some PennsylvAnia
medium G; Best quality wore sold ut 8al0
cts. per pound. Pork rather heavy; Mess
declining at 4la42; new do. 39a40; Prime
$42 7ja43; prime mess also; 1900 bbls.
new mess for October buyers option ~;
LOO bbls. do. Sept. buyers obtion $43 III
Az IS. Beef quiet at about Previous Pr,
ces; prime mess dull and nominal. Out
meats firm at moderate demand ct lTs
l88. Sholders at lSal9l. Hams heavy
and less active at 23ia244. TfI
Butter heavy at limited demand at 40a
Ale. for Ohio, aud 4Sa55 for State, lower
prices for fancy. Cheese dull and heavy at
lSc. Government stocks quiet; ll0t Fort
Wayne, 1861; United States Is, 1851 eoa.
pons, l07a; do. 1881 registered 1854; Treas
ury notes 73 10, floa; United States Is
over year certificates 94i.