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the amount of near $4,000, Oo0, and re-
turned in Is days, and coming cut from the
very midsL OF SIX d iferspt commands, sey-
ing all our artillery. We hsIe abOht go
prisoners. having left several on aceount
of their being unable 70 walk. Thetnum
Der of horses captured is absut $50 80 400.
We are back home. How We escaped is
a question cannot answer. The gigantic
exertious made by the rebels to catch us,and
the GOODNESS which Gen. Averill manifest
ed in evading the traps set for his brigade,
is beyond parallel. "Loug may be wave"
over the hills aud dales of West Virginia.
BE is terror to ali rebels. 49, -
In conclusion, will say that West Vir-.
GINA is under many Obligations to the War
Department for sending them mau' VITO
Is not afraid to eight. The I'd, Sd and .Sth
Va mouoted Infantry, 18th Pa. Cavalry,
EWing's Battery. and GibsOn's Battalion,
are the soldiers who can aud triH DO their
duty. But enough. n. NH.
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NOTICE.

n undersigned is DESTROYS Of selling, and easrs
- ISr Sale the following Real Estate on Wheeling
lsLanu IN Ward Z, between Wabash and TnToS
tTests, VIZ: Seven small frame houses one Of thar
a.,lue se!sn rooms and kitchen and god We'll OF
house. st y u Two story brick
Why, ny OF the above property can be purchased 4,
aSotuaIy, 1854 at which time the reminder viiIis
S on The ground at public sale to the highest
TEHHs OF sALE-Ons-third in ea.b ,b.I..,,,.i-
She and Two year,, Iith interest on the Balance I
me Paymen l. The title will be made bI .i,iH,
deed OF trust on the property y s'''ns
JahS-td u.ia. - WALKER HUNTER
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typo
AARrINsBuRo, W. ", Jan. 5, 1853.
Editors Intelligenesr:
GExrs:-As most of Gen. AverilPs bril-
gsde is from West Virginia, have cOucIu-
ded TO give you copy of my diary, taken
during that "raid of raids;" not exactly a
copy either. but the Eleanings of the daily
records.
We left New Creek on Tuesday, Dec. 8,
at a. NJ, aud made 40 miles, when we
put all our blaeksmiths at work, to shoe up
some of our horses; the Torges were kept
going all night. At A. NJ, on the 9th
we were on the moves arrived at Peters
burg At $50 P. NJ. aud camped. On the
10th We were of at the usual time. and
after a % miles march, We squatted on the
farm OF rich old man Of strong reb pro-
clivities, and corn, hay, sheep, geese.
ducks, chickens, cabbage, Eaters, and
"other teaIhered insects were pressed
into service with a rush.
On the llth We were OF at Z, as usual.
aud marched through Franklin, tho capi
tai Of PeudletOn county. The citizens
looked daggers at US, but the brigade out.
lived all their black looks-Aud still lives.
Camped at P. ". IL miles from Monterey.
Dec. PAT Z A. NJ. Gibson's Battalion
took the adVance-CO. A, via Monterey,
The other three companies to Grab bottom.
Capt. Hagans charged into Monterey aud
captured a rebel mail, and routed a few
Of Imboden's rebs; then crossed over the
mountain and Joined the brigade At High.
town; the rain poured down ineessant!y an
day and all night. The Independent Bat
talon being the advance, we're picke,ed in
front, and was the recipients of \ good
wettiug. We gobbIed up four of Imbo-
dsn's ducks" On the 18th, we reached
Back Greek, which was much swollen nv
last nights rain. The train was bush.
Whacked to-day, at one Of the fords-Wbich
was placed to the credit of the iguoFnnce
OF Bath county. We camped near Gate
wood, sometime after dark, making il yerr
unpleasant The advance 9th Pa. 4 had
a little skirmish near GaIewood, and can.
tured four wagons and a few gray. backs
% the l4ihg We moved on down Back
Greek to JaCksOu's river, which was Every
much mp" and very diaieult 10 cross. At
T. n. we reached. Mr. BroWu's farm, on
DOnlHPS creek, and As the old gentleman
had plenty of corn aud hay, We lcamped:
ied men and horses; then At l A. NJ, Dec
10, the men were up aad moving about
the camp 6res preparatory to an ADVANCE.
AT the brigade was going ahead. TraV-
sieo on TIL III A. ", when we Wese At the
Sweet Springs, Aouroe county, and there
being plenty Of hay aud corn, We led again
and also laid in a lot of tobacco, an arti-
e.e mat the men were particularly short
OF. q will not describe the situation AZ
tue sweet Springs, because It will take 40
too much rOOm.) We crossed Peters
mountain, then Potts or Eievea Niles,
nountalu-th latter takes its name from
me iaet that IL Is Just eleven miles,
rom toe creek ou7One side to the creek on
the top Of this ''big mountsin," at . hoose
that stands on The summit there va "a
wedding just coming OF. Dee ofIonS-
streets men had just taken unto himsNlf a
wife, " and had nineteen of his fellow rsbsIs.
With him. when the Yankees pOdnced 10
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lover the Savings Bauk.) af
- Open for Students day and evening.
IINHE purpose Of this Institution 1, % ,n,,.n.,
?ouuR men (And women t6o1 in tn priucIpIes
which govern the correct transaction OF peenniSry
OuStneS''Anoh accountability Andits eoReomItAnts
BOOK-KEEPING,
stripped Of its absurd TerbiaEs and ancient pro-
hxlty and tntricaey, and adapted to The mojern
mode OF doing business, especially in Inc TnIteJ
oGAtes the leading subject oFattention. Its IEEs
ahlch are aS exact. unerrng and free from eIcep'
iou - those OF natule and comprised In Vsry f-vg
words, are FIRST made familiar 10 the Etudent v-ho
nhT y then conducted through AoOurso OF practical
BOOB, Keeping, in numerous sets Of books IN great
variety Of forms, till he thus acquires ms1tsTV q
rue art which enables him to apply It With facility
A WRITING SCHOOL
is open day aud evening, attended by bo.b 1.d,..
AUD gentlemen where, without eutsEinE for tie fniI
eonrse, good handwriting can be obtained 10 a
ARlTHMETIC,
aud its application 70 All manner Of
coUNTIEG-HoUsR oALcULGr1oSs
receive the attention their primary inpsrtanrs ia.
nand9.' The student will be made AFd1aIEtSj S-St6
SsISIA modes OF calculation not found Ia b,IoI-s
tending greatly TO the AbbreyiAtion Of his Eo.S -
FnsFs y open @ The Studsnt alSo eourseo9
BUSINESS SCIENCE r..
eOmprisiug Political Economy, u ~ -, -,
asAGes Finance, Banking and Curreney: ~ IlS,I+s
Of eminent Business Mso "a reEari - ~ -
avoiding failure. Ana
Instructions in the Above subjects A.. in.,..,...
Cd With ulaIms aud fAellcafiOuI tSSliIn.S * ~
lo!1llt'on OF high character - men and rifizeD. :
The eour!s OF Instruction 4 intended - =. =.
SoinPrehsnstyo aud thorough a that Or any of .Ss
Somneretat Colleges, While the expense = a. -
- : - - 7at isiial 81 ,-5I
1. Il. begs leave 70 refer .tlo,. 4, vt, I, : =,
an5noSn 70 the o1lee-s Of the 6Anks n ViITSSfJ
and br'dESPoEt, AID especially 70 ~ stnastS
TERMS, 40. z,s,i
-Hor The fnlI course aboVe indicated n. t,;,to,
~ 49, P9SaeiS % oEtsEinB For TN re9uiIits
SaEa q PleA.nfe The eour5e 4 asaaiiy
u iT0m NO to three month"; isn7s-f ~
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3. OFFICIAL BoSDs.-DIEEcTIoxs.-
justice is TO give boud IN The penalty of
from one thousand to i've Thousand dollars,
and the constable OF from One thousand to
three thousand dollars, With one or more
surelies, to be approved by the recorder
and prosecuting attorney, or by the Judge
Of the Circuit; who will Determine the
amount of the penalty within the limits
mentioned, and the suficieucy Of tue secur-
ity. See the Acts, page 1871, sect. II.
The bond must be payable TO the State
of West Virginia, and be proved or &C
knOEIedged before the persons who are TO
approve Of it. See Acts, p. 6, sect l, also
p. 1877. sect. II. The condition is pre-
scribed by the said eleventh section.
1, must be 6led ia the Office of the Re-
cordsr of the county. Acts P. 1877, sect II.
Ifa justice or constable fail 10 give his
Official bond within thirty days after his
election, be thereby Tacates bis Office; and
If be act 10 his official character before he
gives bond, be is subject to 6ue OF from
$500 to $1,000. Acts p..ls7 sect 8, aud
page 8 sect 6.
A FoaN OF THE soxD.-Tbe bond may
DE in the following form:
"KnOw all men by these presents, that we
(hers iRtsJf tie name Of The juIties or eoasta
BE, and Of The surety or sureties,) are held
and 6rm j bound TO the State of Wes,
Virginia 10 the sum of 49, dollars; 10
the payment OF which to the said State We
bind ourselves, jointly and seyeraIIy, and
each of US binds his heirs, executors and
administrators. Witness our hands and
seals, this - day Of -, 1894
"The condition OF the above obligation ia
such that, whereas the above bound -
has been elected to the Office of -.
Of the township of -, in -
county, now therefore, if he faithfully dis.
charge the duties Of Eis said office, aud ac-
count for and pays over, as required by
law, all money which may come to his
hands by virtue thereof, then shall this
obligation be void; otherwise 1t shall re-
main in full force.
FFs sE.s4
ACKNOWLEDGED (Or proyed) before US Tor
mel and approved as sufficient, this -
day Of --, 1864
Signature OF The Recorder and Prosecuting
-4hOTHey, or Signature Of tie JullsJe."
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DIED.

On Tuesday. January s. 1854, Of Scarlet TeYer,
AMlLIA TUKHEB. infant daughter Of Capt Fhoss-
aud 10 days
The fansral will take place from Bridgeport on
the arrival OF the 1880 A. n. train on Friday,
January sth. The friends of the family viii ind
carriages in waiting them at znns corner At II
O'Clock, A. N, on Friday. .He =
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r-s.s DIE SIR ABE H
City PropertV for Sale

E'oOk tSo story. SUBSTANTIALLY bniit, brick teue
\ nehts on lot MOSS also OfIot No. ~ situate
m tSe aith Ward also lot No. 2s6 and oush.If OF
-. no. 20, with neat two story brick house ON
ee On Ihe west side OF Hoff; ALEC lot No 2O3 on
70. TO on which Is substantial brick eottHs
SSf1,ni4inlne nS rooml on the northwest corner 0T
anu ChApllne streets; also two rEituproysi
s9t, NOS and 2, in square >, ChurchIIl's nddi.op
: On Eal;on street, also lot No. So east side OF
ham iSsteet, tirst Ward on which s one brick and
t any part Of the above can be purchased IT
PEISHte SAFE until the sroad Moeday the l6th d,y
% Ieo5 1864, at which time the whole win be
SeTed At public sale At the roHs door Of Ohio conn
x Court House, part eSsh and lonE credit II tesire3
70 pay tax for 1864 aud United States
Jano-Ed ALEX. ROGERs-
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TFustee'S. sac al RaaI ESTATE
Dissolution Of Partnership

THE co-partnership heretofore existing under
l tue hrm Of Connolly, Cook Co., Iii Refiurr.
has been dissolved by the remaining ParJn- rs Iur
chasing the entire interest Of John Cox ahe Lus.
iness VI the late viii be settled by the new truI
CONhELLY, P1RD a co.
The undersigned having withdrawn from the late
hrm Teuld respectful ly AK for the new firm ais
same patronage heretofore bestowed.
Wheeling, December 81. 1893. 'OhN oy III
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Personal.

JO4EPH H. RAYMOND, at Clayton, Delaware,
b desires 10 learn the whereabouts of uis sis
Iers. Elizabeth and Mary Raymond, from whom he
has not heard since lS4o. AZ that time they were
1t or near Grave Creek, Marshall county, W. Va.
e viii be to their advantage to communicate with
him. 80 lslE.sf innT-IWS
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MuSfcal InStrncfinn

M Monday evening, January nh, At NJ ,,.,,.,.
y thsre VII be formed At my room 4 .S.S
III IA me Epdtmehtg Of Vocal MuEis
In church uiuie, Are invited 70 a,T51
me nrst meeting + all important - HA1ee II
ROE terms aud particular eS1,t.. :. -
hh0des store. Bntrancs on AIouroS .tSt
-Sete-1--AH n. II MO1 a ~
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Running Them OfsAt II0Sf

N9M " LaE TlMB for porsons vha hav. ~.
~ ~ 1estea . purchase GOOD OVFRCoSI s.
iag store o. u. Gutmaa ca, No a. Ina, S.0L
20 and ven assorted stock Of oEereoSf, a.
~ Isl. CAN e once and ave your MONEY
ALsss d. Fns n GUrHiIN GO.
- ,7Ale9 = larse stock or knitted Und.-.,t-,
az praHsr4 Knitted Jaskets. e ~ :.
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Important Notice.

MI Eolld respectfully iniorul thoss fpdSbt-s,.
y, g that thsiri us AEe nov rssdy To- settis-
Uitheqt dolay aSd pay up. y : = ~ ~
lAal - D. MOoLL 4 BIRD
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EHeentIve DeparIment-

..,si.s +, Il WHEELrso, jannGFy Sth' isk.
za .ReeruatiNg Agests: .1' IS - IL
IoIIcE + hereby given you, that bv !. -.
= y - oi pre-, al extra Bounties
IS lot every brunch Of the Saryjcs s.
q mi Jay gnd hsreAer only the oFdrIr $500
y one nuuqfed dollafS viii be psId =, i > N'Alty
IAa0-hN p % a L BOX RMAN
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

III room. Rnquirs Immediately Of
i,p7.1v Is Monroe st., E Nh.eli sFE Wy
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Real Rsfate Tor soIn

A 10 oel9ek A. H., Of the 18th iBsf, will fer
s ,ot ne N 'front.' Of the premises 70 the highest
~ Altehead, deceased, being part OF Iot No : and
hs. opposite the Monroe Hease. The properly
m IGout tnILty ieet ront aud runa back to ID.
1ahl-tl 4. W. PAXTON, Executor.
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THAT GIass STAND.

1NHR lady or gentleman who got the cake with
Il the glasJ stand, at Warrington Hall, on tho
evening Of the 28l December, win confer favor By
TstnrnlBg the RIne - the stOr5 of,J. 4 G. Bayha,
Market Street. jan7-lt
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Real Estate for Sale

LIZ property known a. the auId JAIL situated
81, ns number Of tenements on the rear Of the
ioS - I el A. ON Market street, aud viii be sold
dse2S.sss = ~ STATE Ap Pi,f e no,vv,
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to Iron Men & Others,

A TRAIN will leave the HempfeId Depot on
~ u 'nday, 1lth Inst, at A. 81. aud return At
r ~, Ahording persons an opportunity Of attend
Ing the extensive sale Deed 0fTrust, by N. Rich
Ard'On, Esq, OF the old OIL Works near Mrs Beages
including Iron, Lumber, Engine, &C Round trip
lcke:a 81, 90 iAnT.St
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN

gave out IN conversation, a few days ago,
that among the handreds OF offices given
out by HIM since his Inauguration, not one
was held by any person who in any way
could lay claim 10 relationship to him.
Verify the charge of nepotism can not in
justice be preferred against Honest Abra-
ham. PRIMUs.
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sol guard v1T Gag, Ead keep sSSh start
Zach stripe - brighf A. new thsy wave,
SIN make II isAd our ranks In VA,
stil aOat above each patriots gFIys,
Death 70 the traitor tai would dare
To trail It through tAs daEt Of ahams.
All h9ueSt hearts lie bt will share
Aud follow Il 20 OaTlh or FAme
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WANTED.'

( a tEAAlAA BOZ Stlo can SDeak ,EnEtish ard
. 80 q So, can ma p6rmansht piReS BIZ GppIT
Tag Immediately - The Ina0rIigasat . ! s1'ireE
Jsc. ORB = CO. e
Booksellers, 100 MaIrf sfrsst
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NOTICE.

members of Company c, sth W. Va, Militia,
lll are hertby ordered to return forthwith ali
arms equipments and ammunition belonging to the
safe At Lieut.. D. W. Brode's Shop on John street.
By order Of the Captain. r.shr
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NeW World CIOthes Wrfneei.=

DAfOA q FROST, NJ. d q =,
z. street. havSth0EKoLUsIYHC oSST NJ - nam
Clothes WFingsr foT Welts1n p Es ~
81 trsinia aud klStets Ohlo,i M -;
turer's discount. erdSrS promPtiy Aiisd ds. .se
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y z lFor Sale

a lRESlkABLE PIEoR or, LAND, eoptsiniB,
-, eisht three Aer located on the Nation'i
l;9Aa and the HemPheld Railroad distant from ~
SIy sSoat I0ur miles by the turnpike ana two nj
ong hAlf miles by the railroad 7PoT FI1rfb, 49,
llAt sn enquirS9t this once. dee5s'2S
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CHARTER ELECTION.

MEssas. EOIroRs: Please to announce
N.Y. JOSEPH FORSYTH IS candidate fdr
Recitation totWhAFf Master the ensuing election
H4 i.,ss MANY VOTERS.
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Signature OF The Recorder and Prosecutil0
-4ttorHey, or Signature Of tie Judge."
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.. ZOE RENRl

a C0MRoRTABLBBR BRICK DWELLING uorrsr
IL 90 ktln shove Monroe, iron lat Ami
1927 2 teE M ~ PARTICULARS apply 10 P''''
~ JOHN DoNLoH
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GEN. AvER1LL,s GREAT RAID.
MARTINsnuRa, ~. u,

Eighteen Days and Nights In Ihe
Saddle--FrOm the Diary OF AN old
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49,, MEss6S. iEDfToES: Please announce
49,. HIRAM RAY an independent UuiOn
candidate Tor JuAtieoof lhe Peace Of West Liber
Obasess asA M vorsps
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,MRssss. EprEORs: You will announce
VIZ HENRY SHARP - q Candidate for the
once OF Street Commissioned At the ensuing Charter
Eseton, he having heretofore discharged the duties
Of , sAH. once feshfaly' 81 Nv c,r,zrNs
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ssI i D I'll. Of Company K, Fourth Rsziss,,
Al arms Equipments im}aiI6itf, S,sl55nI
iis.t H1,3 property boi0using to the ssSte IS
alnter, ~ the Grocery on the ISIS.i s3to
yanSIt WALLACE ii IITE TtISI0,
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noMESTIC DYES ARE ALL TIE 60. Por
JAM GsAHAWs DRUG STORE. !.
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VA CIFY SERGEANT.-MEssRs
w. BpIFDKs PleaSe. announce Capt. NICHO-
LAS RToHARDsoN ~ Candidate for City S>s-
Ss dssg5 ssse ''pss' df,dA Ia 4 MANY VOTERS.
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LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE

j. O. BOUR,
nov11 rs- ~, No. 1s3 MAIN STREET.
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MESsas EDrroEs: Yon will please an
W. NnOuuee ". HOUSTON an indePen-
dent Union candidate for County Treasurer. He
has experience and Is well qualified for the ONCE
MANY VOTERS. 2
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VfsEIeE f !tf + Sf.,ErTE IHs Co or wHrEIUa
i5t44 President and DiresI6FS 81 tb,t ~ %
s.. nass esSEed dtFfehd 81 eight Def eSSs 10y
lae j4S9i iest siT % % = sSy4hie on de-
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"The condition OF the above obligation is
such that, whereas the above bound --
has been elected to the Office of -,
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NOTICE

q HE busiRess Of The Belu,os,k H., sz+
tooEG e9nens.sd under ~ ru Or SfssgisalisIEIS,
49,. a S9z VII fron this date be eontinsss3
- n ~ q asC1iioQshr LShr Co. No.
's',i1 tne eAgeS : MCcpEL0UGR, Z EIIK TH
Mheektng, W. Va, JanuGEy = 1885 80 ~ ~
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Dec. 22.-At a. N. Gtb1ou's Battalion
was started from Hilis6oro, Posahontas
county, 10 blockade the toad leading from
HuntersVille TO Greenbrier bridge, 10 pre.
vent Geo. Fitzhugh Lee, with his 5000
cavalry, from cutting as of at this, his
last chance. They vent, and found that
Captain Marshall, rebel guerrilla, had SO
eHeetually blocked the road to prevent us
coming that way, that we deemed it unue-
cessary to tumble another tree" The
road was full OF large trees for nearly a
mile. Whether thai saved MS or not, l
can't say, but our pioneers are under many
ooiigaions to Oaptaiu Marshall. Long
may he4Aaag. 55aY7 - lf
Inc brigade came on about 10 A NJ,
and We moved TO the foot of Blk Mountain,
where We halted TO rest and feed. At4P.
y. We moved, and ''such q move" The
road was glare Of ice. and our horses
were smooth. From 5 p NJ till IA N
We were slipping, sliding, skating. cursiug.
praying aud laughing, nearly all 10 tue
same breath. Oh what . night that was
for Gen. Ayefiirs brigade. The brave men
pulling and Juggling 70 bring the artillery
SAFE home. Such falliHg, slipping, tumb,
Ing, and other gymnastic Feats, we're never
performed by mounted force 10 this OF
any other country. saw two horses IAN.
aud they never kicked Afterwards. FbsS
"feli to rise no more" To give You a f9iS,
idea Of the road, win tell YOU that n
we're ekevea holtTs sailing seTsA milsJ and
yet the men were eheerfuIl Oamped Al
widow Gibson's. >. - rs
December 2s,-Saovtug little, aud
bids fair 10 be cold. Crossed over SaIl9V
aud Middle Observation-Disclosures a. ne %.
aad =! DARK, samPsd AZ NingO Flats. Bit.
December 24.-MOVed TO Blk Water for
and pitched into q feE ,bsy-
stacks and tied mp for the night.
Dseembsr IS. Moved ct I, and arrived
At Beverly At 4P. y. = thus closing one Of
the greatest raids Of ths war; Two Ihous-
ADD hive hundred cavalry, marched 955
miles, destroyed the enemies properly 10
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pAtM0RAI AND HOOP SKIRTS, a: diIsreo
ID pricsJ, at The Variety Store Of
SO t--- %. GIGOLL L BRO,
JanI f.,sr lO9 Main street =
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!. sts RAILROAD RuISs,
tn the shaOe OF gorgss 10 the em6ankmeots
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49, CITY SERGEAET.-NEssRs
49, EDTTORs: Plea announce that Captain
ANDREW q. BRITT will be supported for the
ONCE Of City Sergeant Ut the eusniRg Charter Rlec
ton By the .li5F UNION MEN OF TIE CITY,
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A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY WIS l.n by
n some person on our counter yesterday. The
owner can have it by paying for this notice.
D. SICOLL BIO.
tAhI ..t---- ..#- lO9 Main strast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

fEmAy. Juus S-6P.M.
The stock market not strong 70 Day and gene
ws decline in prices. particularly in railroad Oh arcs took
place compared with the sales TIE arst board yes
terdsy New York Central declined -, Erie Railroad
Erie preessed e Hudson River l. Reading w, Michigan
Southern n, Illinois Central ~. Cleveland aud Puts
burg l. Chicago and Rock Island " Phtsburs and Fort
Wayne iG, Chicago and Northwestern L. Quicksilver
Mining y, and Mariposa IN Harlem Railroad went up
again q 2s5 Galens and Chicago advanced per cent,
Pacific Mail y. and Cumberland Coal 2h.
The following the closing quota ions New York
Central lsl1, Erie Railroad lllk, Erie preferred
l0sx, Hudson River A1x, Reading lSs. Harlem 2s5 i.
Michigan SOU hern 95, Incs Central 12Sx, Chicago
and Northwestern 6s&, Cleveland and Pittsburg ll2s
Gsiena ant cb'ca2o l42G, Cleveland and Toledo l4',
Chicago snd Roas Island lll&, Pittsburg ana Fort
Wayne lltk Chicago and Alton SIS, facnc Mail 237 W
Quicksilver Mining "a and Cumberland Coal slx 4
Gold opened Grnly a, 1914, and rosc to Ig2H. but
fell oil rspdly closing Al two p N. at l9o,S 1905.
Prices OF railroad snd miscellaneous shares Il the sst
session Of the OF brokers to-day compare with the
cnot.tians ON F,,day OF last week As frlows:-