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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-21
Sale Of Land in Marshall Co.
w. Va.

Of VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
- from VIM ]. Kerby, one to Charles A. Hose,
dated November LIST, lS5s, and the other to james 81.
Hogs, dated October 4, 1859. and Of record in Marshall
County, W. Va, in Book 2 Folio 81, and Book Is
Folio Ia. I shall. on the 5th day of November, 1864,
at the front door Of Mar hall Court House, w. Va.
proceed to sell ct public auction to the highest and
bess bidder for cash, the two tracts Of land mentioned
The falls Of Fish Greek, ~ miles below Bolton. ID
q acres Of land joining the falls tract, and embracing
about 80 acros Of cleared land. There is a valuable
mil sat on the 90 acres, and the 81 acre tr act is good
farming land.
w. II. OLDHAM,
Trustee In place Of ohas. A. Hoge and Jas. N. Hoge.
By an order Of the Marshall Circuit Court, W. Va.
October 4th, lS64-1td&5tw ask -,
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
Another Railroad Accident.

BALIixoRE, Nov. 8, 1864.
serious accident occurred the Philadelphia Rail
road last night. The haltpast train from Baltimore
ran of the track Perrynansvile, occasoncd is
said by the breakingof a rail- The greatly
shattered. Our informant says he saw two or three
either dead dying and some fifteen wounded. No
other particulars received.
PHLApEfrHrA, Nov. s, 1864.
The Bulletin has received the particulars or the acci
dent last night the Philadelphia and baltimore Rail.
road from OF its special correspondents who
board the train
Albert l. Smith, aged IS, Of Washington, instantly
killed
Lieutenant Charles T.. Carroll, Of tho Veteran corps
had both thighs broken and injured about the head
He died in an hour afterwards.
Valentine Stern wounded about the bead.
Among the wounded are jeremiah Buckley Charies
Alexander, OF Wilmington Dol Michael Bretho OF Pha.
delphia; Lieutenant A. NJ Copeland OF the Eghty.nrst
New York Volunteers; Joseph Bernard OF Maine slight
ly wounded Professor Sanders Of Philadelphia reported
wounded about the head Mrs. SmAoy OF Philadelphia
bruised Kate Thompson, OF Georgetown, u. c. bruised
Mrs. Frances Washington bruised Mrs. Jerome scaded
Susanna Elliott and child, slightly injured.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
THE TENTH CoRPs.
Mr.. James B. waraclI's Despatch
HEApQuAR1ERs, TENTH ARMY CORPS,
BEFORE RICHMOND, Nov, 6. 1864

HEADQUARIEEs, TENTH ARMY CORPS, Z
BEFORE RICHMOND, Nov. 6, 1864.
MEDICAL
take this carly opportunity of correcting report
which appepved in tho despatch from the Eighteenth
corps dated Friday November II says that in the late
fights this side OF the james, tho hospital arrange
meus Of the Eighteenth corps most complete,
wounded being stantly taken Of, his wounds
dressed the field hospital himself forwarded TO the
base, and that the efficiency Of the arrangements cannot
be clearly than by referring tho fact
that one thousand or lTenth corps were accommo
dated at one tme
The facts in the simply these. When the
movpment the Jamos made there one
thousand eight hundred and seventy wounded men
brought or the field to tho Tenth corps flying hospital
hundred and eighty five belonging to the Eighteenth
corps every being attended to by Tenth
corps surgeons before being sent tho base hospital
the North In late movement Of the 27th October
flying hospital Of the Tenth corps well up to the
'front.' situated about the of the corps As fast
the wounded brought or the field they placed
ambulances and taken TO the hospital where there
was in readiness efficient corps surgeons their
wounds dressed at Tho charge in which many
fc oh the 9th, made about dark and all tho wound
ed numbering three hundred ana eleven. brought
oil by ten O'Clock that night.
The field hospital the Tenth corps perfect
all It's arrangements and reflects the greatest credit
upon the surgeon in charge, Dr. H. 8 ktengcr Of the
Hundredth New York Volunteers, and his corps OF
assistants The chief operators OF the corps are ~ s.
Kittengcr, One uundrsdth New York Volunteers, in
charge OF hospital N. Clark, Thirty ninth Illinois Vol
unteers N. Y Leet, Seventy sixth Pennsylvania G. c.
Jarvis, Seventh Connecticut.
There is rumor aoat that Or. Craven Medical Direc.
tor OF this corps is soon TO relieved from duty
and assigned to tho position Of Medical Purveyor of the
Department OF Virginia and North Carolina, with bead
quarters Fortress Monroe Dr. W r. ConIover. Chief
Medical Officer Of the Second DIVISION spoken OF as his
appointment earnestly wished FOR by the
majority OF the surgeons OF tho corps
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
WHAT WILL BRAZIL SAY ?

[From the New York Herald, August 10, 1868.
The Neutrality OF Brazil-Important
OmciAl manffesto-Ciroulart 60 the Gov
erncrs of tnc Provinces.
Translated from tho Journal do Amazonas OF tbe 18Th
OF July, Tor the NEW YoRK TixFALpl
MINISTRY or FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
Rio JASsiso June %, 1868 I
Mosr Inusrrous AND ExcvLttSr SrR--wiih the view
OF giving widcr circulation 20 the directions issued from
TINS bureau on tho 1st OF August 1901 which are set
forth tho principles regulating tho neutrality which the
imperial government resolved TO assume in vie Of
the struggle the United states OF North America as
we'll to explain some Of these principles a. TO indicate tn
general tue cases IN which neutrality shall be considered
viosted md the manner Of making II effective his Ma.
esty the Emperor desires to give your Esceeucy the
following instructions Tor your Information and due
execution
~ he woeda "eycso, IN cages Of eoursorv arryal.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
Another Plot for the Release or tho
Rebel Prisoners ON .Dohnson's Island.

". 4. Il
On Saturday afternoon Mayor Fargo received informa-
ton from private source, which he considers wholly
Trustworthy, that plot had been concocted BY the
tratorous refugees In Canada to sink cutter
Michigap now stationed Sandusky, and release tho
confined Johnsons Island Tho exact source
OF important disclosure do not feel at liberty 10
name but the facts are substantially as follows:-
James Bates, southern refugee purchased Of the firm
Of A. NJ Smith Co., OF Toronto, the propeller Georgian
representing that she TO be employed In Saginaw
lumber trade. II proper TO state that smith Co.
gentlemen OF high standing as business mcn friendly
which she be put Tho Georgian was delivered TO
Bates a Fort Colborns the ls instant and the pur.
chase money, 900 in Canada funds paid Mayor FAR
go Informed that her engineer told Bates iha;
wheel out Of order, and would be necessary either
to go TO Toronto or this port for ropsrs. was
stated that she did here but an inspection OF the
books the Collectors office showed that she reported
the 3d. without cargo and cleared the same day
for Port Coborne II was also assertaned that the wheel
despatch from this city 10 q hotel keeper at Col.
borne. dated the 2d, and signed by Bates requesting
that there we're any passengers at his house for the
propeller Georgian 10 have them wait, handed To
Mayor by the operator who sent IL.
Bates said that he proposed TO strengthen the bows OF
the propeller that shs could be used as ram against
the Michigan; declared that he had suocient force of
his purpose and also ntimated that he was sup
pod with arms aud ammunition. lie had In his possess
very large and accurate map the harbor Of
dusky on which was marked the location OF the Michigan
and the batteries Hewas particularly anxious to
tain whether he would 90 compelled 70 the hs,ches
OF his vessel 10 passing through tho weland Canal II
demand was made upon bim 10 do so.
Mayor Fargo at once tcegraphed the startling nforma.
tion he had received TO Captain Carter Of the Mchsan
and TO the lake poris far west as Detroit He also
consulted with number OF our dock merchants capt.
pobbns teegraphed 20 bis agent Port Coborne asking
whether the Georgian was there, and Il not AT what
time she left aud for what place but no did not give
ntimation te the object OF the telegram The reply
Saturday evening" after taking board thirty cords OF
wood The agent slso added "tberc nothiu rsri.
cusry suspicious about her but that The cac was to
leave the noyt morning, and would inquire about hcr as
4 t4t
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
TO her mission wers cner,nea .y ctzcus o, por. Col

TO her mission entertained by citizens os Port Col
borne.
Any attempt 70 ship at any port Sufficient num-
ber or men ana the munitions for the accom-
pshmcnt OF the piracal raid, would undoubtedly bave
attracted the attention o the Canadian authorities ana
resulted ia the seizure az the boat II probable there
fore that Bates stopped AZ out way places on DIS
way up, and picked up hts fellow cutthroats 10 small
squads after which she took wood enough TO last for
quite q cruise.
His scheme, although a desperate one. might have
succeeded ard Is % he hoped that he did not receive
Information OF rs discovery before attempting its
petica. The Michigan s ready TO make lumber of
his vessel. o be nsed collins hms ol aud in
csse they dsappont IND by being either
shot or drowned.
John Allen Captain nobbns aud others sent out tug
Saturday night 10 patroi the bay aud give warning by
rocket signals OF the approach OF eny suspicious craft
Proper precautions will be continued.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
OF or Gas Wells I'm China.

lrioui suo Iouss ue W iaNana, NOV. ~
In the districts on Young Bian aud q Mesorug Han
IN Choa there exists large number or salt water wells
extending over space OF about six leagues, which are
actively explored by the neighboIing population. From
the mouth OF these wells arise columns OF iusnmabe AIR
that torch be applied 80 the opcnng globes OF IRE
of from twenty 70 thirty feet high arc to arise
shining With brilliant light. The Chinese arch over
these sources OF ens with long bamboo tubes, and the
gas communicated through these tubes 20 illuminate
the machines by which ihs salt wells aud the places
where they are situated eS aiored " thus appears
that Ess, 20 much etm-f " ptlre ani tui srica, .
gp0Wl Sd thr ba.at Sftl nA0
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
N. arr1od.

BsRTIKr-EwiNG.--On Saturday, November D, by the
rev. uah Blair, FELIX ID. RERrnEr 10 Miss JxssErrx II
EWING, of New York. No cards.
RIpGwAy-HsNDgIcvsos s-0n tuesday, November ), -
Bay Ridge, L. L. by the Rev. Dr Manning, JOSEPH Roo-
Way OF South Ambuy, N J to PHEBE g., eldest aausn'
ter of Garrett II. Hendrckson, Esq.
SQuIRss- -KNowlgs.-on Monday evening, November
by the kev. Alexander Mc6'asbau OF the Mafuoy
church j. W. SauRgs to Es1ueR j. the only daughter q
James Knowles, Esq, both OF this city no CARDS.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
Evening stock Exchange.
President Pctro,eum Csmpany.-w.

learn that officers OF this company have boon from
ourt first class merchants and gentlemen OF nigh
Ing In the community and in the list of subscribers find
names OF several bank presidents and promine
mcrchans which gives guarantees that the business Of
the and the interests OF the subscribers VIII be
attended to- This company promises to become of the
best paying now forming The subscription lists fast
hing UP. and advise those OF readers who are
intent on making Investments in this KIND Of call
the subscription agents, Messrs L. u. SIMPSON 4
CO., No. O. Cedar street who reliable and obigng
gentlemen where they can obtain fuli paicuars books
In uuua
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
MONDAY, Nov. T-91l A. M.

MONDAY, Nov. 7-9h A. M.
ATTACK ON TIE
About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning the enemy
made another attack the extreme left OF our line,
hoping doubtless, to find us upprepared He was
watched and waited for, however, nnd three or four
heavy volleys OF musketry. delivered In quick
sion checked their advance and sent them whrlrg''
within their lines
General Grant had yesterday issued orders for extra
vigilance all lines, and attempts AT any portion OF
them would have met with similar results.
RAINING.
steady rain set in this morning with prospect OF
long continuance.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
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An Attack OH General Motifs
Pickets.
s>s-~~~~ eo~----~.-->--~>~y~
The Enemy Still at Work on
His F0rtiticati0ns.
>->-~--s-.s>-~~s.
M O IL H II a 7 N,
&C.. &C.. 6tA
CITY POINT.
Our city Point Dispatches.

CRY POINT, Va. Nov. 6, 1854.
ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE GENERAL Mop's rrcKETs.
Early this morning The enemy front of General Motifs
DIVISION Second corps, made unsuccessful attempt to
capture picket line aud establish their its place.
Before two O'Clock A. NJ be attacked vigorously captur-
ing twenty We picket and drove in others,
gaining temporary possession of about threefourths Of
mile Of the line Very however artillery opened
At short range with grape and canister, punshng him
severely and driving him within his intrenchments.
We captured forty -four prisoners and have reestab
lshed picket line the old ground, with the loss in
killed and wounded Of only four men.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
THE BORDER RAIDS.
The Attempted Raid at Bellows Falls.

The Attempted Raid at Bellows Fails.
BELLOWS FAILS, Vt, Nov. 7, 1854.
public meeting s being held here tonight with
reference tho attempted raid the bank hero on
Saturday night. A. N. Swain is chairman and George
Slate secretary Speeches have been made by several
gentlemen. despatch from Governor Smith las been
received urging the citizens to organize aud them
selves against the raiders company is being form
to patrol the village. Hereafter strangers lurking abou
the streets without business will have to give an
account of thcmselves
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
THE EIGHTEENTH CORPS.
MIR. John A. Brady's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, EioHrrkSTu Army CoRPs,
TX THE FIELD, Va Nov. 7, 1854.

lS the FIELD, va Nov. 7, 1854. !
roRrFcAT,oNs.
There has not been for days past tho slightest
indication Of along front. The eremy remain
quiet and continue improving their works Crowds OF
men constantly upon their parapc,s busily
gagged with shovel and pick. They evidently entertain
an idea that We arc going to repeat attempts to
carry Fort Gilmer and the connecting curtains. Two
lines Of chedur de frs., heavy line OF ssshiug and
largo number Of tcrrodoes the ground Immediately
in rear OF their pcets and in front OF their ditch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
number OF newspaper correspondents have so mis-.
represented the move q this corps on the Williamsburg
road convey the impression that the corps suffered
reverse. This piece OF has been
copied by ths rebel papers and been n source OF
considerable qualification 10 them. Two brigades
are represented to have been annihilatcd. This
statement IA entirely unfouuded The move itself was
merely diversion for strategic purposes. Il was not
expected that should carry any Line OF works no
attempt to be mado to carry any. unless they were
found 10 be weakly guarded.
srAIySEsr LOSSES on OCTOBER 81.
The following was the loss, officially reported oe two
divisions on MAT day
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

Batchelor's Hair Dye-ahe Best in the
world Harmless tehabe instantaneous The only osrfsc,
dye. Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

Ge,tiemen's scn~f piDs.-Iwo, Thrses
-Four Five Six Eight Ten Fifty Dollar eseh
For by q. ALLEN, AIS broadway, one door be-
low Canal street
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

Ladies no Are ina Want OF a Mics
Cologne should ty Purneps ssii 10 be the plua
ultra. One test Is sunloieAL HELAB0LDS.
BroadwAy.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

Corns, Buntons, Enlarged Joints, and
Al diseases OF the feet. cured by DR.. zAcHARiS. 100
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

An Infalliblo oRcmedy.-Haie's Honey
OF HORBH0UND AND TARA certain cure for coughs
cods Influenza hoersencss dIhlcut breathing and all
affections Of the throat bronchial tubes and lungs Leading
The Honey Of orehound soothes ali ri.
saou The Tar or Balssm Gilead pcnera,cs clennsss
aud heals ell Of the throat and ng There moth
ike H. For sale bv all druggists. CHARLES OOWNER,
I,ensrsi Agent a Cedar street. Now York.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

uraud's Poudre subtle Uproots Hats
from low foreads any rsTt OF the body Warranted
Al his depa AS Broadway, near GSind street
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
CONSPIRACY IN CANADA.
Trcssonabie Plots by the Fcnian Bro
therhosd Discovered.

TORONTO, Nov. 8, 1904
Startling developments In regard 10 a secret treason
able body Of the Fenan Brotherhood are being made IN
this city. sccre,ed have been found, and leaders
the conspiracy are being arrested Thcre existing
painful feeling os insecurity
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

Highest psemi I'M Lock stitch Sc wing
Machines WHEELER a WILSON, 62o Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

ry1o Gold Watch Chafns-New Pat
terns-One Two and Three Hundred to one thousand
lars eacn For sals by c. c. ALLEN. iis BrasdSsy,
Zoo below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

Chaps, Fimpfes, Erecktes, salt Rhcnm,
&C, cured by GoURAUDs Msd Gated Soap At his depot
ass Broadway, near Grand.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

unparalleled gaety of the metropolis PHALOS has the
satisfaction OF knowing that his CRREUs articles the
Herald read and by hundreds of thousands
OF the thoughtless throng.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

CrtstWdors's nair Dye, pre,ervrtivc
en6 Wig Depot, wholesale and retail, No Astor House.
The dye applied BY skiitu srtists,
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

Prizes Cashed IN All LeEGitxed Lotter-
les, and information given. JACoB:
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

florida, with nfy-eght men and twelve officers. was
captured about three O'Clock the morning OF the n
October in the Bay OF San salvador Brazil, by the o
and q this vessel, without loss OF life y
Five Of the officers, including her commander, were on
Shore The remainder Of her crew on shore
the Florida her mizzenmast and mainyard carried
away and her buwarks down. This vessel sustained
no Injury.
detailed report will be handed to you by Paymaster
". W. Wiiliama.
Very respectfully, your obedien, servant,
COTIIN9
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

d., y. ". Newton, whose Wonderful
porers hesiing the sick instantly w oractc. IA 9orss
tsr auti 0eeeuig4f ".
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

MRrteps Great Picture of Central
Psrk--on view and for sale At Messrs BALL, BLACK q
CO.'S, Broadway.
Overtop'a PuIr,ontc BeIsam.-Th0
great Cough remedy. Cures Coughs Colds Asthma Bron-
chits Consun pton. Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

TEN IoInr Psssnt SF, NINt MhNHINK, periect gem,
maker minsr seamssresse &c Fer sale nj McINroS 's
CLOAK STORE &g7 Broadway T., where tho little Won ar
may be seen In operation. j. r KICiITRR
General Agent for the State OF New York
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

ilolman's brigade Of the colored division, which
charged and carried line OF works. lost although
cessu killed and wounded than both the First and
Second divisions.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

At 3s9 Broadway, open Day and Even
ing convenience Of citizens and strangers. Messrs
POwLER a WILLS. Pbreno,ogisss and Publishers viii
make examinations and give full written charts day aud
evening
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-24
Escaped Officers.

terday morning. brought as passengers
twenty-five of the Union officers who had
escaped from Libby Prison. One remained
at Fortress Monroe viz: Lieutenant-C Col
onel j. T, Boyd. United States Quarter
master. On the passage up from Fortress
Monroe, the escaped officers held meet
ing and selected one of their number, Cap
tain J NJ. Johnston, of the Sixth Ken
lucky infantry, to prepare thorough and
trustworthy account of the entire affair from
its conception to the successful issue.
Captain Johnston was one of the origi-
majors of the scheme, and we were informed
by the party yesterday that at no time were
there more than twelve persons engaged in
the work, and who were aware of the ar
rangement, until the day before the escape
was made The following is statement
of some of the incidents of the escape as
derived from one of the escaped prisoners
On the evening of the escape, the first
man entered the tunnel at 81 o'clock, and
about every FIVE or ten minutes another
one would follow AS each man would get
out under the shed he would signal his
brother prisoner in the cellar, by means of
rope, that all was we'll Five days were
occupied in making their way to the fede-
raj lines, and some were compelled from
exhaustion to give themselves up to the
Confederate cavalry who were on their
track.
A number of the escaped officers were
caught in the city, while others were tracked
and caught in the Peninsula with the aid
of blood hounds.
The whole party then left this city for
Washington in the three o'clock train of
yesterday. They purpose holding meet
ing there this afternoon, at two o'clock, for
the purpose Of organizing into a regular
association. They will call upon the Prcsi-
dent and other officials; and, as they are
all now free, without parole, and all appa-
rently in good health, many of them will
return to the duties of the field
The full and correct narrative of the
escape will be soon published by Captain
Johnston.
A number of the officers came into our
lines by way Of the Chickahominy river.
:" How did you cross ?" asked gentleman
of one of them. He replied Two trees
had providentially fallen over the stream,
forming temporary bridge over which we
climbed. We got safely to the other side
and heard the bugles of alarm, but we were
beyond pursuit. .
The negroes in every instance took the
officers into their cabins, giving them food
and rendering every assistance in their
power. -Bah. Sun.
TIE firearms taken from the nn0nln of
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-24

Tue firearms taken from the people of
Baltimore have been returned.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-24
NEWS! FUNm WIT AND HrMoR!n

m and after the 21st inst the following
~ Daily and Weekly Newspapers will be kept
Tor sale by &. L. DoNNELLY Sutler:
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WEEKLIES. -Harpers Weekly, illustrated
News, Frank Leslie, Clipper, Wilkes Spirit,
Budget of Fun, Wayerly Magazine New York
independant, Comic Monthly ami Almanacs
OF all kinds