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NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice hetchy given that The last wifi and tesla
nient OF William CTispe deceased late Of Potta wat
tamie county, Iowa mas been rTcdhced pnb:ly read
and. ned. The court has fixed the first Monday In
March, 1854 FOR proving same Az persons esncerned
will take notice. +'''' a. JACKSON.
. 1850. County Judge.
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8g GelegtapB,
Afternoon Report.
From the Army of the Potomac
The, Late Voting Fraud.

NBW YoRK, Nov. 2.-Tue Tribune's cor
respondent, with the Army of the Poto-
mac, under date of the 30th, says that We
now hold a mile aud half of an angle
southwest, that was acquired on our
left by the recent strategy.
1t is being strongly fortified, and 1 I'M
derstand that the army line is 70 be push
ed to the left, two or three miles beyond
the present terminus. The way this inn
portant extension came to be made, was
by the enemy's attempt to stop what they
took to be q flank movement on their ex-
treme right, which was massing against
the 2ud and 9th corps on our left. The
9th corps was showed in this point, and
took line of works, which was reversed
and now becomes our rear left ANGLE
Probably not since the war, has so impor-
tant an extension been made with so lit
tie fighting. 1t is true that there was
considerable marching and countermarch-
ing in the operations, but this was mere
frolic for the boys who had so long been
kept quiet. This, like every other move
meut recently on either side, has demon
strated the growing weakness ofthe rebel
army.
Donahue and Ferry, Of the Soldiers
Vote frauds, have been sentenced to the
Penitentiary for life, The President has
approved the sentence, and it will be car
ried out Immediately. New York prisons
will not be selected. Marion Jones, Col.
North's chief assistant, confined with him
at the Old Capitol has made a full con-
fession of his completely in the forging of
the votes, and that the business has been
carried on at Col. North's agency. The
end is not yet reached. Messrs. Parker,
Allen and Kelly were at the Military Court
to day, and every facility was extended TO
propose a defense for Col. North, which
they improved. This occupied the atten-
ton of the court until it adjourned. They
expect to resume the examination of the
papers seized, aud the consideration Of
the case tomorrow.
The Times special says careful exam
ination of the facts and papers in the case,
has been concluded. Judge Parker and
his associates say that the matter Is much
more serious than they expected or antici-
pated prior to their deliberation. The
case of Col. North and his conspirators,
was to day again adjourned till o-morrow.
Hon. Ransom II. Gillest has been retained
as counsel for Col North.
We have extracts from Southern papers.
The Charleston Courier of the 22ud says
movement is on foot IN their vicinity, to
wrench Atlanta from Sherman, and init
mates that it will be done by a column of
from six to ten thousand men. Gen. Jos.
johnson is living in retirement at Macon,
Ga. The Raleigh Standard denOunces the
ultra position assumed at the convention
of rebel Governors.
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Last Nights Report.
From North Carolina :.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Letters from Beau
fort, N. c., of the 18th ult., states that the
recent warm weather had developed eight
new cases of yellow fever in Beaufort on
that day.
DR.. j. W. Ross, a clergyman in N c.,
arrived here to-day direct from Raleigh.
He says that the entire State Of North Car
olina, as we'll as Georgia, is alive with
rebel deserters, who, in most cases are
armed and organized, and abundantly able
10 protect themselves. In the western pOr-
ton of the State they reign supreme. There
they not only make repeated raids on the
wealthy planters and rebel depots for sup
plies, but give protection to runaway
slaves, who are also armed, and accom-
pany these bands of deserters Oni their
raiding expeditions. The rebel authorities,
says DR.. Ross, have given up all hopes OF
forcing these men back into the ranks,
having been repulsed in all their efforts to
this end. Every expedition fitted out for
this purpose by the rebels has proven
failure. Those who were not killed deser-
ted to the insurgents, whose numbers are
continually increasing.
Davis said when in Raleigh, that DESERT
ers from the Confederate army outnumber
Confederate soldiers in the field.
Extensive conspiracy, recently brought
to light at Raleigh, duplicates many proml-
nent officers of the conservative party who
now openly threaten to head these desert
ers and their friends, and take possession
of the State Government of North Caro-
lima and all the railroads in the event Gov.
Vance fails to institute at once separate
STATE action for peace With President Lin
COLI. The Doctor says it is now apparent
to rebel authorities that Gen. Grant has
been offering choice to Gen. Lee to recover
his reinforcements, when Grant by sud-
den spriug of his trap, will close up the
last Gap and Oblige Lee to surrender.
This Gov, Vance says, is GRANTS plan,
which has given JET. Davis much concern,
who is in favor of evacuating Virginia al
together, having repeatedly implOred Lee
to do so, and not incur risk Of capture of
his army. This was told Dr.. Ross just
before leaving by an aid on Gov. Vauce's
aiRff. -
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Mexican News.

NEw YOEK, Nov. 3nd.-By the steamer
Eagle we have Havana dates 70 the 27Lb
uIt., City of Mexico dAtes OF the 18th aud
Vera Cruz to the 23d-
The reported occupation Of NatanOras
BY Mejia and the adhesion % the Emperor
by COrtinas is confirmed
A severe earthquake occurred on the
80, destroying church Asd eciesiIsIicai
court room at LaxVille, and dAmagiGg
other buildings. There we're bat feW
deaths. Damages At Lane Nicolas were
also sustained, KAboga and other places.
Water-sPouts fell on the city of Monticello
flooding the STREETS, surrounding the eOun-
Try and doing much damage.
The Est,fs says some 40 persons have
been arrested in the city Of Mexico as con-
spirstors. Il is said Diego At Varsas OF
the State Of GeIenia, is about to submit
70 Macmillan, also that JuareZ has crossed
the desert San CARLOS into CheaPauea-
Its Reported that the pirate Semmes ar
arrived At Havana in the English packet
Solvent, under the name Of Smith.
The yellow fever is still raging in Gal
weston.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
POLL ROCKS.
FFe1IdenIIaI Tickets.

The Executive Committee of the Central
Union Club in this city are by order of
the Club, having several thousand Presi-
detail election tickets printed, enough to
supply every county IN the State. These
tickets are gotten up in superior style
handsomely and correctly printed on fine
firm thick cap paper, and are surmounted
by the State seal of West Virginia. They
are furnished at the rate of three dollars
aud fifty cents per thousand. Every county
committee should at once send for sup
ply, and all orders, enclosing the money
should be addressed to Samuel Laughliu,
ESQ, Secretary of the Executive committee.
Don't delay sending for tickets until it is
too late.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The official rec
ord of the Court Martial cases has been
published. The list embraces Colonel, l
Major, % CvptVins, IS LIST Lieuteuants, 20
I'd Lieutenants, l Surgeon and 1 Chap
lain. They were convicted of various Of
lenses, including neglect of duty. There
was twenty-five for drunkenness while on
duty. Lieutenant Gushing has arrived
here, bringing with him the official report
of the particulars attending his destrue-
ton of the rebel ram Albemarle. This
relieves all the sounds of North Caroline
from floating enemies. and this leaves them
free to the operations Of our feet. Lieut..
Gushing Is q citizen Of Massachusetts,, but
appointed from New York. He is satisfied
that large number of lives must have
been lost in the blowing up Of the AlbemaTle
The guns were all manned. The Secretary
Of War will recommend Congress 70 give
q vote of thanks, and he will be promoted
to Lieutenant.
Contracts for 10000 barrels of -four,
were awarded to-day by the COmmissary
Department, at SI2. so to SI2, IS.
The New York Commission has not yet
accomplished the main object Of their Vis-
il.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The trial of Col.
North, New York State Agent, has been
further postponed until tomorrow, in order
to give the accused additional time for
aud enable the prosecution TO
send for evidence.
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Manor of Buffalo.
Proclamation by Gov. Seymour.

ALBANY, Nov. 2d.-GOV. Seymour has
issued the following proclamation;
In few days the citizens of this coun-
try are to exercise their constitutional du-
ty of electiug President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, at a time when
the condition Of our country excites the
deepest interest. The questions of the day
not only effect the personal welfare of ell,
and the happiness of their homes bat are
also of character to arouse passions and
lead to angry controversies between parties.
The existence of terrible crime, war and
assertion of the right of military comman-
ders in some sections OF our country to in
terfere with elections, have caused painful
aud exciting doubts in the minds of many
with regard to the free and untrameled
exercise of elective franchise. l, there
fore, appeal to men of all political parties
to unite with those holding official posi-
lions in efforts to allay undue excitement,
soften the passions of party prejudice, and
10 avoid eli measure aud language which
tend to strife or disorder. However, We
may differ in our views Of public policy,
we are all alike interested in the main
tanning of order, in the preservation of
rights, aud the promotion Of the prosperity
of our State.
While we do not agree as to the methods
0V which THESE euQ5 AE6 10 NC RAluGug bAGy
are earnestly sought by all. 1t is certain
they cannot be reached by angry contro-
versies, disagreeable suggestions or disor-
derby actions. There are no well grounded
fears that the right Of the citizeDs Of New
York will be trampled upon at the polls
The power of this State is ample TO protect
all classes in the free exercise of their polit-
icaI duties. In doing this the public aus
thorities will be upheld by good citizens Of
all parties. There is no reason to doubt
that the coming election will be conducted
with the usual quiet and order. Sherihs
of counties, and all other officers whose
duty it is to keep the peGce or protect our
citizens, will take care that every voter
shall have q free ballot in the manner Sc
cured 70 him by the Constitution and laws.
1t will be their duty to see that no military
or other organized force, shall be allowed
TO chow themselves in the vicinity of the
places where elections are held, with any
view Of menacing or iutimidating citizens
in attendanes thereon. Against any such
Iuterfersnees they must exercise the full
force Of the law, and call forth if need be
the power of their districts.
In witness whereof, l have hereuntO
signed my name, aud affixed the priVy seal
Of the State, at the City of Albany, this
second day Of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four.
[Signed,1 HoRATIo SETHoUE.
D. WILLIS, Jr., Private Secretary.
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LateGt from GRANTS Army.

HRADoUARFRs Amy OF PoToNAo, Nov. 1.
The surprise and capture of q part of our
picket line on Tuesday night, occurred in
front of Fit. Davis. The men taken be-
longed 70 the 69th and IIItk New York
regiments. They were for the greater part
new men and somewhat ignorant Of their
duties, aud hence were not so Watchful as
older troops who have been on duty were.
Our meu some time ago played the rebels
q similar trick, and the utmost vigilanee
has ever since been exercised on both sides.
but when the late movement commenced
every man in the ranks left behind had to
take his turn on picket, and some OF these
men it is said had never even loaded gun.
1t seems the rebels did not carry Of
single musket belonging to our soldiers, as
they were all found and brought in by
Gen. Pieree's brigade, which went out to
re- establish the line. The only way to ae-
count for this is that their force was too
small to carry so many extra arms, and that
they did not have time to return for them.
Although firing was kept up by both sides
on the lines, no casualties are reported
Last night the firing was kept up but the
liDe remains the same IS previous to the
affair.
All quiet this morning. We are having
very pleasant weather here.
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ras- UNION MEETING AT THE COURT

E6~ UNION MEETING AT THE COURT
HoUsE-GREAT ENTHUsIAsM.-The Union
meeting at the Court Rouse last evening,
like all that have been held during the
campaign, was very successful one.
There was quite brilliant display of
transparencies upon the corner of 4th and
Monroe streets, and the Court House was
crowded at an early hour in the evening to
its fullest capacity.
Gen. Which delivered brief but pow
erfnl address in German, and was listened
to with the greatest attention. At the con-
clusiOn of his speech Gen. W. gave little
scrap of the personal history of one Max.
Langenschwarz, who is announced 70
speak to the COpperheads this evening at
Washington Hall. he said that when he
and other Germans, who were in favor of
liberty and human rights, were compelled
to flee to England for safety, this man
Langenschwarz was sent after him by the
tyrants at home, and actually acted the
traitor and the SPY upon his liberty-loVing
countryman. The General said this man
was fit subject to be going about making
speeches in favor of Mcclellan.
After song by the 9th Ward Glee Club,
and popular air from the Brass Band in
attendance, Professor Bayne proceeded to
address the assemblage at some length
He set out with establishing, cOnclusively
that the triumph of the principles of the
Chicago Platform would result in disco
luton of the Union. He handled the
peace men without gloves, speaking plain
" and unreseryedly about doctrines and
designs. He was frequently and enthusi-
astically applsuded throughout the entire
address.
At the conclusion of Prof Bayne's speech
Senator Wiley, who was present, was en-
Enthusiastically called for and made BRIEF
but Enthusiastically eloquent speech.
Gen. Hientzelman being called upon
made his appearance amid great applause.
He spoke only few words e1hortipg every
Union man to do his duty on Tuesday next
The meeting adjourned about 10 o'clock,
the people departing to their respective
homes highly pleased with the evenings
entertainment and strengthened in their de-
votiOn to the cause. t.s.
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ny A Mon IN wAsH1NGroN.-ONE MAN
KILLED AND ANOTHER BADLY BEATEN.-our
neighboring town of Washington, Pa, was
the scene of most terrible mob on Tues.
day during the Butteruut meeting at that
place. BENZ. Brady encountered man
nOmed Richard Fitswilliams in the street,
and knocked him down, whereupon Fits
williams drew knife and stabbed Brady,
killing him almost instantly. The friends
of Brady then dragged Fitswilliams from
his place of conceslment, and beat and
abused him in most inhuman manner
He was finally rescued from the mob and
committed to Jail where he now remains
The Jail had to be guarded on Tuesday
night to prevent the mob from hanging
Fitswilliams. The affair spread terror
throughout the neighbOrh00d, Fitswil-
iiams is represented as very quiet and
inoffensiye man.
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mixed. One Of these envelopes, will be delivered
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regard to choice, receipt Of IS centS.
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PEoVIDEHcE, R. l., Nov. 2.-The schooner
GOOdspeed from Boston, via NsWPOrt, for
Philadelphia, was boarded by the ITALIA
hsssee seven miles south Of Block Island,
and scuttled. The Captain and crsW es-
capped to Block Island "a = boat, aud had
reached Newport. The Captain reports
that the Tallahassee sSuttled another yes
within q short distance. Toe crew OF the
Privateer said they had the crews OF four
other vessels destroyed within q few days.
The gunboAt MArblehead left in pursuit
this evening.
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B0- Aoo1DENT.-A little girl or
years of age, whose name we could not
learn, had her hand taken off by a circular
saw in the wagon establishment of Busby,
Little Il Co., on Tuesday. The child was
gathering up some shavings or dust about
the machinery, when its hand came in con-
tact with the saw and was instantly sew.
cred from its arm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-03

CAIRO, Nov. 2.-Ths steamer Universal,
bound mp, struck q snag and sunk fifty
miles above Memphis, on Sunday evening.
A number of rebel prisoners were
drowned. SsVenty-hve rebel prisoners,
from ViGksburg, were on board, twelve OF
whom including captain, escaped. The
remainder were brought up on the Belle
Saint Louis and forwarded 70 Chicago
The Universal IL total loss. 1000 barrels
of pork belonging 70 the Government was
among her cargo. Two hundred cavalry,
recently sent across the river from Mem
phis to hunt guerrillas, came upon q small
force near Marion, capturing 80 stand of
arms. Two miles beyond Marion they
came upon ak or eight hundred rebels.-
After some skirmishing our forces fell
back to the river, followed BY the enemy,
when they were driven back In confusion
by q gunboat. A number Of prisoners and
horses were captured by our forees-
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n~SUIcIDR IN WAsHINGToN. pam
other tragic affair took place yesterday in
Washington, Pa. DR.. William Roberts of
that place, while laboring under an attack
of mania pOtu leaped from a third story
window of Smiths Hotel, and falling to the
side walk below was almost instantly
killed. DR.. Roberts had resided in Wash
ingtOn about four years, and came from the
vicinity of HiilsbOrough, in Washington
county.