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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
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TATE OF vERM MON
COMMITS SIONEHS' 40 ICE.
MILES GRsY.S ..r.1E

WI the ing ay tin"
for the District q" Essen. commissioners. tn receive
examine Lni s'j>f u AIMS and demands cot all persons
against the estate {" Niles tray. late II lUneubdr-
Ia >ad district. deceased repTcSe Icd SrlVcit. AMI the
term Of SIX months from the Eth DAY Oct. A .
iy are allowed r - creditors 10 present and prove,
Their respective claims t"ore give notice that
i'll attend t. the hn'ies Of appointment lie dwell
iuc-hGu-,. al Sophia GRAY Lunrnblr-n saId u-triC
oil the tv OF November .I Apri. next IT clock
in the forenoon each II -ad ,ilv-
222I l. \ NICHOLS.
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EARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION

The sub criber Will sell his Farm al public
auction,
on SATyrRDAN, NOV. ), 1851,
Al / o'c och p. NJ SAID farm is situated IN the
south part Of Sutton. On Lyndon line, and con-
tai.$ about - acres, known as the BiockWAy
talm. i, is suitably divided into mowiuS' hl,aSe
ana pasiurng with an extra sugar orchard Oh
JOG aces, with sugar tools sufficient to carry on
The sane. The buildings are comfortable and
/ c1EycrieDt. 1t j. on a good road and Iii good
! school district The farm Will be sold together
| or in pieces to suit the purchaser, The sale will.
be positive and terms made known at time Oh
! sale ALANSON EASTMAN.
/ lyndon, Occ %. 1864 2z;Z5'
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES,

III Sh, field, Oct. %. daughter to Corydon |
and LovIna NJ Simpson.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEWING MACHINES.
EMPIRE SHUTTLE .U1CHINE!.
{. c. CIiLD,. Agent. 81. John>bury, VI.

TLis machine / constructed on entirely new
principles Of mechanism. possessing many rare
and reliable improvements. having been examin-
ed bv the most profound experts and PrcnouIic-
ed 70 lie
SIMPLICITY X PERFECTION COMBINED
the following. are the principal objections ur--
cd against Sewing Machines !, Excessive ia
t.,EC u tIe operator. >, Liability 10 ct out OF
order 3. Expense. trouble and loss of time in
repairing. :. lncapacity II sew every descrip-
ton Of material }. Disagreeabe noise while III
operation. tbs MA. lime creDs,t from az heS,
directions.
1t has i st-aightneedle. Perpendicular action
mats ;n,
Lock o. shuttle stitch
Which VIII NEITHER NIP NoR RAvEL: and Is
ALIKE OF both sides. performs perfect sewing on
every leSo.I prlon Of n.aterIal--fIOm leather 10
Inc H., 81 Ns-IltSo TX muslin. WITH cotton, six or
'iLcIl thread. from tnr a.scSt 10 the tncst num-
n,r- l'9Ni;.E neither Cam noF Cog Wheel aid i
,a,.,hF',s.g q i,Ojs,i,Ns niaobi4-.
l. r,uu;Ia> ~ yer cent less power 70 drive II
than a,.v other r1r,ine IN the market = gi:l
- .t.Is Of ae can N1Eh i >tCaG-45 without IA
i .gc o. II igry 80 nca.ih. Is strength AID y ga
ieIf''l >imriirirr II construction renders II a.
most iu.oo--lJ', t. e, 5rit II osder-alal = al
ante. y II, manufacturers 20 give en.lre II
i--..,irn.
Nc ,SI.ee'irliv ilv:;. all 'hpse Uko may desire
20 s.FT.y Themselves W..l . >ss,''oT -i'it'tr 10
ell and ezln.Er lLls
T\RTNNILED Max Ei\E.
A-...a s;ec.a. I.:ar,.a- ~ sc solicit TO- "a
r.;l--. T Sie., han. Tailo:S. Dress Makers, Shoe
l:i,..l--. All Al who wan, the
HE;-sT i'ANIIN- MACHINE
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L.,,ens..,iy usss! ty Hair Dressers.
Use Directions, IL. English and GeIla=l o..
.hc Bs-rles.
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TIE Remedy is Found ii this Preparation

81 "a q 3r~>r- v,'ca -rts The hair ~7'r aa8 lis1r ~,
i.-aI.aIJ,- g. .le harsh, crs aud lrzy M,
-uc4, 81 -cl.l,-l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-17
The Roman O.s~ainp.

Inc Convention bptsoen fruro snl Italy for The
transfer of IA" capital from nuJ a. ldor,ucr. and
The uithdrswal 81 the French Y urisotr7 from Rome,
continues " excite iD- rcasit, i1lereat and difus-
SION In Europa. The late -, Mucra lrnx us CO
pious detas II tho conflict II yuiuus and even Vi
arms which attended, the ~ ,,uncen.,nt # tie
event II now ap,-ars that TIN plan Of the French
Emperor Ia H. I+r,,., u conproinis., th.t 10, party
In Italy accepts H. afsi yot all heir tate to
rricc Mono ofth.n get what they hat LES. rr,.
yc, all gain than they s-,Ild darr ~ loop.r.
die b. an absolute ,.itp IA ~ tho E,nv,utiou
In this respect H.. Convent Du Ia . .r... Of Ia M.
cal slssri,y. The Pspsl Government may rro. ike
ts hul'tation to a petty II iu,rtral ,rh,rty under
NE guarantees u the hat Il ' Irfon EsAsrM but
this In prcfcr7lk e. nditjrr L, tta urcsnt
state of utter defen,i,ur- on Tr,r.h pfo,.i,on,
which may te withdraw. M my u.u,uut TIN.
Italian Liberals aud the ,r.rty Of progress, may
and do murinur bc,niae the eatltnli, lot tr,ru-
ferred 10 tho Eternal Civ B,u they u,vertlrL,ss
recognize u,s fsct thu. w. removal 10 FIor,ucr Is
no4 only n step towsr,ls~bit end but .,y tow,uis
the attainment IL Ven un. The flrpntiues AM
dissatisfied. 10 susc ,4,e,- updrraand that the
| new condition III .ayairs will 10 only
| temporary bu, are by no means dirosed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-17
The soldiers, ~BnrinI Flu oJ..

TnS appeal publisnei IA Saturday srS OF the
ladies OF the Working Vomrn's Pro,otiye Onion,
on behalf OF the distressei family Of a ssk and dy
ing DISCHARGED volunteer. "a m,ctuv with noble
rcsponse from the wor'ging men. Tic Nptune
u. yision No. B. Sons Of Temperance, have teen tbs
first to move in tho matter, md have handed IN.
through NJ. DANIrL wALroEn the sum Of Il, col.
lected al meeting last niesit Further couiribu.
tons from Societies and ind lduals will 10 rcci yoi
& dc Once of the Work. X woueu's Protective
Union NJ. 10 Chambers street, AID ~ the ,oaee Of
this Journal.
The ladies' of the worting wumnn's Unsn
acknowledge the receipt OF four dollars, In nm en-.
volops from W. 5 W, 10 lee ~ prupr atd as fol-
lows; three dollars for the sick soldier oi., dollar
for the burial fund
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-17
The Railroad Question.

TnE firm position taken by this journal,
IN opposition to the Illegal demands Of the rail
road nonop Lists, together with the determi-
nation OF large class OF people not 20 pay tho
sli.tonsl fare, has At las, brought the COMPANIES
H. ttor sensesS and they now propose u rercie
frun. t.cr attempted imposition. The la,o ey.
Tcrim"u, has taught them that there IL a poiut
Whr,o popular patience ,errninn,cs II has taught
them tuu while the public viii submit, with AZ
good grace as possible 10 h"ng packed, crowded
anu j.amcd within cars while they " n uncorr-
pl.uully stand upon platforms, and hang from
TIE ou side Tor want Of space IN the intcror while
tGoy will consent 10 any reasonable inconvcn' rnce
discomfort, they vii not s,ll nit to have the
climax OF Imposition put upon them by an uuneccs-
sar!, unwsrranted and Illegal addition oi twenty
per cent to tie rate O. fare. Having learned these
facts boy practical em5nstrailon. the railroad
m now propose to takc tho proper
aud 'sal method, which we have hereto
fore suggested, OF increasing their receipts
tmp'} to the extent nuthorizcd by tho Internal
Revenue law. That enactment requires tie Rail
ro'" 'rr"ratons 10 pay ,vcr1uent tax q two
and a-..llf per cent Oh thor gross rcccir,a which
IS oq .valcut to ouc-ciEhth cf cent tor each p,s
,cu ,l. To rmsc this amount TIVE companies now
proioie 70 icslo faro tickets With the eighth pcr
Gnut added - the OLA rato-thst ~, thcv will sell
one hundred nckets ior five dollars aud thirteen
conis- or eight tickets for frty-one ,nts rlssrr.
gore refusing 10 Purchase the CONTAMINATION tuck cts
t. bc charged Six cents each Tbs ARRANGEMENT ia
public vii probably chccr'ully ACCEPT They are
willing to pay tie authorized addition. and b. do sc
.xfll IA, tha iF,. D
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POLITICAL.

DESNSiLNANlA OURS.-THE MoCLkL-
L Ian Clubs OF the i2th Wul viii hold . ueetins
~ their Headquarters Qnts loten, cor OF l2Ith Al
AID sd ave, Monday evening, tho |. ia mt a;
o'clock y, NJ. In rcspDnse to Peuusy lvauiss cJl An
nAtioI canphIes- the rosr VI caunon. oeethet
with Z. Schsfer, E-,- and others u rIelkers viii
add Ia the intHre.t OF The meeting. II or'er. IDHS
5. Al SIN, President MILAN CH,vk, Secfs-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-17

Tns Georgia peace move;acr, roce'vcs sorro
confirmation. in The SHAPE = a lester from Voc
President S1RrnEEs advocating pcl,o upon tho
basis Of the Old Union, aud tire ri,.ts Of tie
respective States undur tine Cor.ttuhun Wheeler
Mr. srDriESs II really IN favor ~ propoli-
h"n Of this kind uoi. u B.. rrilcnt thnt Il rrc
ia growing conviction In th' Souh ~ th- hoic-
Iesnoss OF continued rasig'ancc D. the consuiti 1na
authority n the United States. The htayy blows
Of Generals GRANT md sngRsAS are producing
Their legitimate effect. The panic now prevailing
IN Richmond cannot ian Va stimulate the peace
movement, and, prdeed. affords IN i,S1rect guar
autco - ts force and strength. wgdo MOI sutsi.
PATE any great rg,ills fran h,uiit Richmond snail
havo lem cspsIrNl, and Lsre army - pr'cd or &C.
str'yod.hu It's sAtsacory n kn4w-'hAb lLo south
orn i"or' arc disprsd tpi cui ~ tic 10y g OF oven y,
and sIo MT Inclined " waco toisy apl deaI cra,o
war. In his reg~ct tic prospect & it,oa sat.sf., =
tor, and should encourage our posy'c put forth
removed Efforts u sustain our armies, the only
possible mcals 81 maintaining uIc Cons tuition and
restoring the Union
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-17

Neu fork, Saturday, oct. Is 6 p h.-The specl-
ls.os arc striving desperately 70 raise the Prize
gold. To-day the quotations were up to Nv per
csnt, but feil ~ sssin 70 gla finally dosing at
a16k. The gold and silver shipments for the week
only amount 70 Sass, <s2. The ssnerd stock msrtet
vas dull with little lover quotations Governments
were steady, Money continues ersy q, ! per cent
FoIeirn exchange w0 very dull at Use lilo. The
weeks imports of forrign dry gos have been 10 the
value Of only SI52,b93 against sl5's,Se5 TIE COZ
pondins vsek OF Last year.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FaIl and Wtnter-If ysu want Fall and
Winter clothing, 20 tof. h. HALpWI>'S, 10 and u
lo"ety. The nrses, stock and the city, and
prices les ChIirop's department. no. elusuod. 30
For the Hair ind Skiu.-Barry's Tric0p-
herous The best and chcnpest article Sold b. all
drug sts. ~.
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SOCIETY NOTICES

A .. H.-THt MEMBERS OF THB
4 H Board Uf DlieciOir are requested ~ meet 4
HeVqusiteis, 2lA Hester f., this NOndAl evening "A
o'ci,Sk. Puuctunl ATTENDANCE 10 requested By
order Vt THOMAS kEAkAs, y. D.. john fLChkR,
\. \. 81
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GROCERIES,.

FLOUR, FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR,
j TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, TEAS. TEAs
COFfEEs' CorFEEs, COFfEEs, CorFEEs,
AID all kinds Of uiocenes cie.Ivr IA y til. cheapest
Cor. Gieenv lch aud Murray al.
Wholesals dspsrtmeat ~ IIssu icL o., SGI
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allege, VT can suggest plan TIA. viii sop The
leakage very soop Let them place their stocks in
the market, and We will guarantee them a very
sudden relief from the burden of their alleged un
productive capital. Inyestmepts Of this character
always regulate themselves. When Stoke 20 beg.
cling in tho market !, is fair to presume, under or.
binary circumstance, tina. they arc not very
rernuneraIive IN tie way Of dividends: bu,
when hey nro hiyh thu. they never
ace tho market, when money II hardy an
inJncenop. 10 par, with them -ovcn ,hc 70 e
" thits1. rre.o-u. vn t.rl- >oryasr
.. -t,c I--,nt l,lrc Nrt IN. ~ ultctulLrr.Nve.
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAlLORS- THE HANDS
4 Nvo. kim ior the following trms ssstks ion
The rkht ssspcisie end os,niz for benevoent and
unde purruses, 10 ali vho, In their early connsrtioa
vtth the trade, had true principle OF honor nillel
y their mt.4A are reque-tei not TO Jake out wofb
FROM the following or any store strks. By ordyi
0f D facutiye Catnrn tsa<-V AZ
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTlOS SALE-HfNRi q. EVANS
Aucrr., sill sell "a ot- 10 suit retailer, GU T.r.
day, Oct. n. nj - o'clock at - Blics, It, al KINDS
Of white gra4iits and common earthsnwan bst and
seconds, fancy toilet sets china tea selA .L-s, &C.
Sale without rosetve. 2,b
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! TTENTION HOUSE-KEEPER3. EXTEN.

"A rive sao OF handsome hous, hold iurliture this
day, Monday, at o'clock pr,sissly at the Tcsdencs
No. lbt West zlst. ST. between 18th and 5 h Ave,
every description OF good furniture hne carpets bedA
bedding piano forte, mirrors, pain. ngs flenrh chin
rich cut glass, cutlery, &c, fArlor chambers din
Ing room and nuIsery, ndl furnished, the whole V
be -old Without reserve. rain or shine. Catalogues n
h0uso. II. h. wEsrCUll q co, Auction.ers sd
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DAWNBROkER'S SALE-W. y. LIWIs.
i Auctoneer, viii sell to-uO. row. at % O'clock AZ
1s5 Bosery, Large quantity OF mrn's eoth,ng ~
order Of ". X SIMPSON. l6l
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=. =. Is

= - @2H :
NEw YoRK, Nov. 3-The steamer Nom
tory, from New Orleans on the 18th, arrived.
A letter from General Ullman's Depart
ment at Morganzia on the 2lst states, that
the rebel agent Of exchange had cowmuni-
nted with General LAWYER, stating that a
large number of prisoners entered for e1r
change, we're on board the steamer, which
On account of lowsvater, were ashore; he
proposed landing, and marching them down
to DO exchanged for the same number of
rebels to be sent upifrom New Orleans
The exchange will be effected at the mouth
of Red Rsysd. The rebel officer Informed
Gen. Lswler, that Captain of Qsuntrelps
guerillss, with loo desperadoes. dressed in
Union uniforms, were just beyond the
River, and the rebel Govern
msnt had sent word to his commanding of
ficsr that they we're not to recognize them,
nor permit them to cross. If they succeed
ed in finally crossing, the Union forces
were not to consider them as Confederate
soldiers. Generals Ullman and Lawler
will probably finish them the first oppor-
tunity.
Ali was quiet at Forts Gaines and Nor
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-04
Rumored DefaIcation.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.-It is rumored in
Wall street to day that defalcatious to the
amount of $500, 600 have been discovered
inItbe Mercantile Bank, of this city. -
- - LATER.
NJ. Chase Windsor, for the last fourteen
years teller of the Mercantile Bank, Of New
York, disappeared last Saturday. On ex>
aiming his cash account he was found TO
be defaulter to the amount Of $20I 900
in currency and $4,000 in gold. A re-
ward of $4,000 is offered for his arrest, and
SIS ZOO for the recovery of the money.
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The North Western Bank of Vir-
gina, Complainant.

. |
John Bishop Andrew I. ,p.au., In Ohanosry
Aaron Kelly, John. Howell, Ga. 10 the Circuit
brisl Jacob, George Hardmsn, the Court foe Ohio
WhseIidg Savings Institutioo, '"natSs
and SObriskie Brady, Defend ~
ants.
In pursuance Of the Decree of the Court made IN
this cause, shall as Trustee and Commissioners ap-
pointed by the said Court In the place Of said Ga
THE 7TH q DAY of NovRMBEB, 1854
at the front door of the Court House. of said coup
ty sell to the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned the following described property,
TO wit: A part Of lot Of ground In the city Of
Wheeling situate on Main street, on the east side
thereof, and bounded as follows Beginning at q
point IN the east side Of Main street, ninety.fve
feet and eleven inches southwark of Market allsy
and east Of Main street thence south with the east
side Of said Main street. thirty three feet and nine
inches; thence east with . straight line parallel
with Market alley to IN alley In the roar Of ssii-
property; thence North With said last mentioned al
Icy thirty three feet nine inehss; thence with
straghtine to the place Of beginning being the same
property conveyed TO said John Bishop by Alfred
Caldwell and wife by de drsoorded In the Clerks
Office Of ths late County Court for said county Of
Ohio, and which property Is now In the occupancy
Of said John Bishop and others.
The terms Of sale are one fourth part Of the
purchase money in cash at the tine of sale and the
balance Of the purchase money in three equal in
stalnents at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spectivey from the day Of SALE with interest from
said time Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security for said deferred nstsimsnts and the
title being retained until the payment of the
whole purchase money z. JACOB,
Trustee and Commissioner
October b, 1864 oct7-h.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Nov. 8 "A flag Of
truce steamer left this morning for Aiken g
Landing for the purpose of completing ar.
rangements for the exchange Of the prisons
ers of war via Savannah, Ga.
DAbout eight hundred soldiers wounded in
Thursdays fight have arrived at Hampton
and Portsmouth hospitals. Among them
are Lieutenant w. S. Purl leburg, 18th
Wisconsin, Captain P. Fl, Davis, Of Gene
raj Fosters staff, and other officers. The
following are the names OF those who have
died in the hospitals or were brought there
dead since the last report: Capt Thomas
Ward, 9Th Ohio, W. L. Hackett, ed Ohio,
Daniel Snyder, 9th Ohio.
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VAOKvELL RARTnL0H, Rsq. vill pl.s.s t.ka

TAckvELL RARTHLON, Esq, win plsass take
~ 1ss notice that shah on the 18th day Of Noven.
mont, Wet viRE.ia, bssvssn thc kouu Of a. r. "a
n fthat day psocssd to taks 49, dspositions Of
zedoe ao,6 and otSerA TO - rad IN ssidAnps n o
Court d Marion, IN shich an complainant sni Ven
are dsfendant and II from any cause the takfns Of
such depodtons Be not cornmsnced, or eommenoed,
tae sans b nst eomplsted On mid dsI the taling Of
place sud between ths sane hours until co1lsisd =.
'DIA RLlZABETH BAKTHLON, =
ocul-4sv Per Attorneys, Wilson Smith,
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SALE OF T. $3.50
Valuable Mill Property
IN THE COUNTY OF MARION.

IN LIE OOONlI Or MaRlON'
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE rendered In
ID tho case Of A. A N PRICHARD ct. al Va.
WIN. B CONAWAY Of. al, by the Circuit Court
Of Marion, at the term thereof for the
year 1864, we shall, on the SECOND MONDAY
IN NOVEMBER, 1864, before the front door Of
the Court House in said county. proceed to Sell by
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand sufficient to pay the cost sf this suit and the
expense Of sale, the undivided half Of large and
valuable steam and water Touring and saa mill
situated in the town Of Warrington, on the Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad, in q populous country,
and one well adapted to grain growing. These
mills are in good repair with an excsllent steam
engine Of ample power AMI in good running order,
The stream on which 1t is tusted affords ample
water for large portion Of the year The mills
consist Of two pairs of bnrrs and an excellent bolt
ing chest; also sawmill attached thereto, In ex-
cellent condition and Of ample capacity and ell Of
which are so constructed as TO run by wster or
steam b. F. SMITH,
F. SMITH
Also, on the same day, at the same place, I shall
sell the dwelling house in which the said Conway
resides and which is attached 70 the said mill
property, and forme a valuable sppsndage there
to. (oct27-tsl FoNTA1N. SMITH,
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ARRAY AT BuRroN.-A guerilla raid was
made last Tuesday night into Burton on
tbeR o. Railroad, The Post Ofioa and
store were robbed, and the plundersn made
If with their booty. The next morning q
number of citizens were talking about the
robbery, when man named Isaao Morford
cbeered for Mcclellan. This was interpre-
ted by Enoch Doud, soldier present, a.
an expression of "disloyalty" and ofsympa,
thy with the raiders and, drawing his pis-
;o be shot Morford dead. A son Of Nor
lords then shot the soldier, inaicting q
l1ortal wound. Other soldiers then pur>
sued young Morford, but We have not yet
learned with what result.
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Town Lots for Sale.

DURsUANT 70 ne provisions Of decree Of the Cir
Il cult Court g Marion, rendered at the oototsr
McCue, shall, % ne second Monday In Noyembsx
merit proceed to I'll before the door othe Court House
Of said county byyabc auction, 10 the highest bidder
two lots No. and IN the town Of Warrington, upon
the following ters, 70 Wit For cash In haId sufaisnt
TO pay the cost Of & suit and the expense Of sas and
the residue upon credit CT 4, and IL months, the
purchaser giving bond and security and the comnis-
unpaid purchase money. The lots are very dssirxhls
being weil SITUATED and well adapted Tor rssdsnosH
and situated in the most business town en- tina Baiti-
more 4 Ohio Reilsosd. In the county Of Marion
2. SMITH,
oct9l-dlt&v3t oommisIoner.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-04

TIE GERMAN MErTING.-Ths meeting at
Washington Hall last night was one of the
most successful of the campaign. The hall
vas we'll filed and the speeches were un-
surpassed Judge long spoke arst, ooca>
pying about an hour and hall, sliciting
freoqent and long continued applause. We
are told by Germans who were present
that it was one of the ablest addresses they
ever heard. Col. Langsnschwarz spoke
next He was suffering Severely from!
boarseues, having spoken twice . day for
some time past, but bis voice grew clear a.
be proceeded in his speech. The audience
were delighted with the address, and fre-
ouent bursts of applause or shouts of laugh
Ter told when the gallant colonel had made
centre shot. a0- "'t+.HF
The Glee Club enlivsned the occasion
with excellent songs, and all passed of
pleasantly with the highest success.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-04

new YORK NOV. ..
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Flour-State and Western opened dull
and decliniaex hat elossd ssssdy st abeut
yesterdays prices.
$40 90a1l 90 for extra, round hoop Ohio
and S1ls 26al2 Is f6f trsds brsuds. > .
Whisky-Aetive, at 81 74al ~ for
Western. = Is 'saa4e -
Wheat-Opened dull and dropping, but
closed frm. 81 Ea3 q for No 2 Chicago
spring, 81 q for AmSer Milwaukee, and
Rye-Scarcely sox 6rm, at 81 SO for
Western.
, -Opsnsa = shats asmer and qpist,
At 9Ic for Western. Z 81 w.
Bsrley-Heavy aud lower.
Oats-Mors active and Hrmer, at 90a9lc,
for Western.
Wool-Quiet. q gITTnk923E
Coifee-Dull, at 45c for Java.
Sugar-B stter, at 2l&a23 &c for Porto
Rico, lSa2lc for Cuba aud 2& for New Or
leans. ,sTgiu9ttS
Molasses-Steady. 80,
Petroleum-C Crude dull and lower Sales
for all November, at 44a45c; refined, In
bond, firm, al zoe; refined, free, S3as5c.
Pork-The Pork market was without de.
cided change. The quotations are:
$39a40 for meas, 81 50a42 90 for new,
cash and regular way, closing at $4l 75a
cash, $39 90 for prime, and Sal OOa42 90
for prime mess.
BesEFirm and in good demand at pre-
vious prices. lrE
Cutmeats-Quist, at l63alS4c for SD .ol,
ders, and l74a2lic for hams. Sales OF lou
boxes of bacon sides to arrive January
Butter-Irrsgular, at 32s45c fer W sstsrn
and 40a52 for State.
Lard-Firm, at 20s22tc.
Cheese-Active, at 2Os23c.