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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-11
Estate Notice.

EsERsoNs having claims against the Estate Of
Z. DR.. Z. Bland, decd, are requested to pre-
sent the same forthwith to Mr.. Jamea n. Harri-
son, who is my authorized Agoat In settling up
tho busineGs Of the EstatA
- n. z. BLAND, Adm'1.
Nov 4 Il y. A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-11

Tax Payers arc required to return AZ profits
made by buying and selling Mt aay time between
the lst day Of January 1853, and tho Let day of
January 1884, any spirituous Liquors, Flour,
Wheat, Corn, Rice, Sugar, Molasses or Syrup,
Salt, Bacon, Pork, Hogs, Beef .: Beef Cattle,
Horses, Mules, Boots, shoes, Cotton Yarns, Wool,
Woolen, Cotton or Mixed Cloths, Hats, Wagons,
Harness, Coal, Iron, St:ol or Nails.
Also all profits mndc by buying and selling
Money, Gold, Silver. Foreign Exchange, Stocks,
Notes, Debts, Credits or Obligations of any kiad,
or my Merchandize, Property, ,or effects Of any
kind aot enumerated iry.thc preceding paragraph
tax of-lO per cent ahsll be assessed and col
leced.
Nett psrk.-Thosc persons who haEe failed to
make their returns Of Pork will savethomselves
much trpnble and expense by doing SO forthwith
Registered Tax Payers are required also to re-
!nrn their quurterly sale: Tor tie quarter ending
cl.i aa,cb, or they will 30 liable TO double tax.
Il. @. GRIFFIN,
Assessor 18Th COLI Dist:
hr-1q Ct II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-11
Notice..

ALL persona having claims pgaipst the Estate
IN Of p. TaippN decd, are requested sto:prc-
sent them on or before the let Of June, ~ I'm
tsnd to have q anal sssmont Fonsssia Estate on
that day. ~ 70 JAS CALLls0& Adn,3.
Abr S6 st ls
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-11
Tax Collectors Notice.

n WILL attend the times and places hereinafter
mentioned to finish collrctins the State and
District Tax for the year 1868, commencing tho
1 or netoher 1850 Il will cnrnmence at =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-11
Raise YOUR MUIES !!

A SUPERIOR JACK will stand the ensuing
"a Spring Season at DR.. R. T. 'Mims' Steum
Mil. Teffns $50 tho Seaaon-the money to ae-
company the mare. Tho Season 70 commence
tho 18th March and sloss the latJune.
FaH1s IF .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-11
Estate Notice.

"A Ill persons ID .anyNise indebted to the Estate
"A OF E. NJ. Penn, doc,d., arc earnestly, request.
ed 10 como forward and sSttlc. .tp withoy. delay.
Thoyo having claim, against said Estssa; will rem
aer thsm in, properly attest,d, ,at;sa early date.
q. II. -rENN,: :Adn'or.
.:Gus ftf-S:sts[-->y = 81
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

Whereas the Congress Of the United
States passed an act, which was approved
on the 2lst day Of March last, entitled "Au
act 70 enable the people of Nevada to form
Constitution and State Government, and
for the admission of such State into the
Union on an equal footing with the original
States" and whereas the said Constitution
and State Government have been formed
pursuant to the conditions prescribed by
the fifth section of the act Of Congress,
AFORESAID, and the certificates required by
said act, and also a copy Of the Conshtu-
ton and ordinances have been submitted
to the President of Uaited States now,
therefore, be it known that Abraham
Lincoln, President of the United States, in
accordance with the duty imposed upon
me by the act of Congress aforesaid, dc
hereby declare and proc lain that said State
Of Nevada is admitted into the Union on
an equal footing with the original States.
Iu' witness whereof I have hereby set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States 10 be affixed.
Dons at the city Of Washington THU
3lst day Of October, In the year Of oul
Lord 1864, and Of the independence Of thu
United States the eighty-nintb.,
6o's] be- .eaog ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President,
/, S29. WIN. H. SEwARD,
s 10 E,a Secretary Of State.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
Southern News,

New YORK, Oct, % The Richmond pa
epersJof as late as "Wednesday, have been re
ceiyed. Early has issued an address to hi
soldiers on their late defeat, by Sheridan
in which he tells them that, it was caused
by their disgraceful propensities for plumber
The Richmon Sentinel confirms the re-
port that an arrangement has been complet
ed BY which the National Government will
be allowed to feed its soldiers in rebel pTis
ons and the Rebel Government, thier mer
in our hands, 81. - -.......... 49,. -
The message sent to the Alabama leg
islature, by the Governor, scoldingthe mem
bers, beause they refused tomake appropri
atoms for defence of the State, was return
ed to him in black envelope.
The MALTA of Ahmama is virtually dig
banded - " w. e 81 - i3' .
Senator Hill, Of Georgia, has written {
letter, in which he -reitirates JEFF Davis
sentiments that two-thirds ofgthe rebel ar
nv have deserted.
The rebel Gen. Archer is dead. -r.
The papers have reports from Hoods ar
my, but not of as late dates as we have
Their reports are very foggy and amount
10 nothing.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
From Europe.

CAPE RACE, Oct. 29-The steamship SEQ
ta, from Liverpool on the 18th, via Queens
town on tn Goth, passed this point last
night, and was boarded by the news yacht
of the Associated Press. Her newsis four
days later. n s-.a.t .
The commercial failures in England still
p, Tie Duke of Newcastle died on the 18th
inst, after protracted illness.
The London Times thinks It not rncha-
ritable to suppose that the Federal &C.
counts just now arc made as favorable AZ
possible, to suit the political emergency
IL deplores the prospect OF continued val
rs most melancholy and depressing TO the
whole world, and as presenting the greatest
treproach to mankind.
The grand bazaar in gid Of soatbern
prisoners ives opened at Liverpool On tb'
18th instant and vas meeting with grea
success. Political feeling 10 disclaimed IL
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

the matter, and very general support .
being extended 20 the 6dSsaf.
A nther mors hopeful lssllne ptss.f9fE
in English commercial circles on the IIth,
bat on the 18th there WAS renewed gloon
and depression. Funds were veil sus-
tainsd, but speculative stocks confi1eeA ~ 6
decifne! - &C., S%%se* fSsSS F4SAS
Another suicide has taken place at Lon.
don. The manager 81 . tmercanta>s bank
had killed himself from over excitement In
regard to the affairs Of the bank, which ars
reported not 20 be il, . confnsed state q "a
There Wss a Increased demand iot dc"
count at the Bank Of England. sx
LvERPooL, October 20 The additional
failures included 20 Liverpool 6ims inter,
ested in American trade.
5 LONDON, October 20.-Ths political nsws
to day is IF an importaas character.
Letters received from Rio Jansro coa~
firm the reported severity of u coucaspelt
panic. fhss liabiHtiss iof foar SUI u
banks in that city win reach 100000
pounds.
The ship Gertrude for San Fnncisco Vas
1t Rio Jeneiro dischassiae Ahsr osses M
for repairs.
LIvERrooL, October l9.-Bresdstaffs
still downward. Flour heavy. Wheat
very dull Provisions dull Bat du,lI
Pork quiet and steady. s..xx suxx
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
Forrest q Attack Paduea Ky

ST. Louis, October 29.-Latest accounts
put Price near Carthage, Jasper county
Missouri, is still skedadling; Q our cavalry is
in hot pursuit. Pleasanton was slightly In
jured by fall from his horse.
The steamer Belle, frsm St. Louis, W as
attacked by guerillss while lying at Ran
dolpb Thursday night. Paymasters Butler
and Smith were killed, andseyeral of the
crew of the boat were wounded. "a
General Merideh at Paducha, Kentucky,
received dispatches from Genereral Sher-
man on "Wednesday, that Forrest intended
to attack that place. Yesterday scouts re-
ported that a large number of rebels were
passing Dresden, Trenton, Shady Grove and
McLemorsvile, all within so miles of May
field A large amount of supplies are being
accumulated at McLemorsvile.
The rebel General B uford had eight regi'
ments and three batalIions, anda battery OF
Dahlgreen guns at-Shady Grove. ~ ESQ !
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

GEN. MORGAN spoke at Washington
Hall last night to one Of the largest crowds
ever assembled in our Club Room. His
able and eloquent speech commanded the
attention of all who were present, and for
near three hours the General continued to
pour volley after volley into the ranks Of
ire sboddyites. It was one Of tho best
speeches that has been made here during
the campaign, and no man could have
heard it without being convinced that the
only salvation for the country lies in the
election of Mcclellan to the Presidsncy.
While Gen Morgan was speaking In the
Club Room, two German spsskers---
Messrs. Heidelberg and Koenig, of Pitts
burg, were addressing q large crowd Of
Germans at the Court House. Both asn
tlemen were well received.
The Mcclellan Glse Club favored both
meetings with excellent music and cam.
paign songs.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
Train Robbed by RuMans from
n. York and PhilladelPhia.

. New YoRK, Oct 29-On Thursday night
the passengers on the New York and Erie
railroad, were attacked and robbed by q
gang of rufflsns from this city and Pbila
delphis, going to witness prize fight II
was telegraphed to the police Of Jersey City
last night that they were on Che ears end
to have arrangements TO arrest them, hu'
on nearing the city of Buffalo, they burst
open the carr doors and put down the brakes
and stopped the cars sufficiently to jump
off and escape, ten mepi however, were ar
rested Cd suspicion of belonging to the
gang; twelve more were arrested on the mid
night train An examination was had to,
day, and the conductor identified most o,
them as passengers. 49, N''-AA 'e4 .s,,. 9
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
REAL EsTATE FOB BALE.

r WILL o4se ct private ale until Tussdsy the lst
i dsy q Iovsnhsr, 1854, the south fourth 90 part
al let o III With TIE three story store roon the
asna dtuets4 On ths sast ds sfaxkst Square tn the
Seeond Wasd; also tia south half Of lot No. IS, dt-
49, On the ct da Of Fourth exes, Seoond Ward.
tossiAC witK ths Sleeant and commotious dwelling
,hSeeoa. eontainine Ssven rooms and Kitchen. In
go - properly sboys nAmsdh not sold et private
- belbfs SAs 1t Day u November nsxk viii on
ths front door Of ths Court Honss o. Ohio county:
osfSI.Sv MARY LUKE.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

SEVERAL CoNFEDERATE ssisoEEas were
brought to this city Saturday uisht, And
placed in the Athenaeum. Among The
number is young man about sixteen year,
of age who says he has been in the South
ern army ever since the war began. he
looks like mere boy, and when asked what
be did in the army, he replied that he
worked in the salt works for two yssrs,
and then his commander decided he was
large enough to 60 into the Geld, which he
says he did cheerfully. No one can see The
little fellow without wondering how he
could endure the hardships Of . soldiers
Efa
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

: ALBANY, October PA Tdispstch re.
seiyed here this evening from James A.
Jarrett, Commissary General Of ordnance
states that, so far as the confession of NJ
] Forey, contained in the morning paper,
refers to him or any connection.of him witt
the alleged frau is with reference toisol
'diers votes, Is an unmitigated falsehood
that be never received any letter or paper
from him, and never heard OF him until b.
Gsw the confession in print
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
Another Brave SOLDIER GoNR.--

ANOTHER Brave SOLDIER GoNR.-Ths
remains of Lieutenant VIM. Morrison (son
OF S. G. Morrison, Of this city,, who died
fron the effect of wounds received ct Csdsl
Creek on the 10th inst, were brought t.
this city Saturday evening, aud inferred 81
Mount Wood yesterday afternoon. tbs
funeral was we'll attended by both citissna
sVd soldiers.
I've deceased, though but young man
had ga, ned merited promotion, and, by hi'
acts Of bra very and gallautry, had won thu
admiration o,t his officers and men. III
vas Young ma y who gave every promise
Of worth, and his sudden death will DO re-
grstted by all who kew him.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

NEw. YORK, October 2.-The CONNER.
Gals Washington special says, the Press.
dent and family have returned from the Sol.
diers Home to the White House.
Night signals have been seen from tipe
to time near the, Home, but DIR. Lincoln
has refused to leave, though urged to do 80
The LIST Massachusetts cavalry arrived
from the front to.day.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
Local and State News.

=IIow EvE.-Hallow eve oceHrs 10
;' h but in this country it. observance
a's .,mo,t ceased to b noticed. Accord
nA' - ,bs old Scottish traditisa tn ~
,n ING NJ n,sbt on which the witches end sairie,s
s ,p' their high old carnivsia and amoagat
hs'. .,...e, of people it was eslshna&sasitA
al s'' A hundred diasrspt trisn
ns' . mt into operation, --ehiIdrsa dove
T'i' r = tubs for apples ,1Sd ~ eass
nv thousands of grosssqus shspsA saeh
INV .ihlv bearing some impress of . future
O''s 70 excite the mlrth Of the ihnily cir
s,s, Nuptsl matters were ssnsrally The
s s thought elected By the hsppy
a.ossion. No one dreamed Of . moaassry
~ convent on such night WoasnAeod
wasau,ious to tear off the veil ofths fusars.
md ascertain who would b future lord--
and manhood followed suit In our own
country, beyond the sports Of misehisvous
bovs the celebration of this night 10 con-
fined principally to small social gatherings,
ubere some Of the above mystsriouss xpst-l
ments are often tried. One Of the most
oouular and laughsble operations d f6e two
Young persons to run around asqaaro with
their mouths full Of water, and ths 6nt
name heard called while on thar way b to
no the name of the future Husband or wife.
The entire skin of an apple carefully paired
of, will, it is said, form the initial Of ths
loved ones name. We have known affairs
Of that kind to end in more: than apple
;nos 3fS!t Or S45Nk9
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

The ALLEGED Election Fraud.
Nav gYoRK,. October % Owing TO tn
storm lAstf night tho proceedings IN TN
frauds with tho soldiers, could not be trans
mifted oycrEthe4wires. The following 10 .
b1ef summary ofthe proceedings: =
Donahue, one Of the ,prisoners admitted
be had signed certain blanks with the name
of @. g. Arthur, Captain and aid de camp
add noN Others; but claims il Vas no crime
az there IL no such officer in the service; he
also denied the Jurisdiction Of the comma
Sion. The Judge advocate claimed that the
court bad Jurisdiction. and said The ofense
wasi violation OF general orders 800; the
court decided it had Jurisdiction. Mr.
Wood Of West Cbasey, Clinton county, VA
sworn ongthe part Of the Governments; be
was the agent Of the Union Committe Of
his county; be had his suspicious aroused
while on 3. visit, to Fort McHenry, and
finally went toaMr. Ferry, State agent, re
presenting himself as McOlellan's agent
here he soon learned that when Lincoln
votes were sent there from the soldiers
they were changed for Mcclellan votes, and
he was assured that there was more Of this
done than he thought Of, the witness then
delayed the opposition Of filling up the
blanks, &c., and much other information
showing systematic fraud. While in Nor
ris' office two soldiers came in and signed
the power Of attorney, and each placed .
Union electoral ticket with Democratic
State ticket in an envelope; but Ferry ab
stracted the Union ticket and submitted
the Democratic electoral tickets; he ther
informed the Provost Marshal Of the busi'
ness. q number of letters, &c, seized il
Norris office where exhibited. The letter:
are all systematic, conveying no open adj
mission or fraud. The names of Peter Gag
ger, 81. Gran, sheriff Of Albany, and e. d
Newcomb, Of Albany, occasionally occur
in the letter. After an address BY hejudgt
advocate, the case of Donahue WAS an
nounced as closed, and the room wa
cleared for the commission to deliberate
upon Their decision was arrived at il
half an hour; but gees to the President fol
approval before being made public.
LATER.
1t is understood that Donahue has beer
found guilty and sentenced to Eve years II
the penitentiary. d'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

New YoRx, October ao.--The Hssald's
correspondent says, Oh rsnsias qssst n the
Shenandoah. "A recounoissSnc6 ~ fSr q
Woodstock failed to hsd any sSbsls, not.
withstanding,it has been ,srspofted that
Early Is reorgapixing his forces. The
mountains are fnli Of straslers. who ere
picked up BY Cur cavalry.s Oar entire easu-
slties in the battle Of the 18th, are ssv g.
tin..ed os e 1905 those Of tie sasmyt 1t
ABOUT S,UVU. Esr u : assir =, - -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

TRE MCCLELLAN RAL.Sr at washington
"a, tomorrow promises to be the rally OF
tie campaign, Every PREPARATION il being
made and good time may be sus''ipassd,
General Morgan and other distinS ui:ne0
speakers will be present. The WhsShng
delegation, including the Glee Club, VIII
leave here on special train at half pAs'
s.ae O'Clock to morrow morning.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

Ara STATED MEETING of the American
otb3e Society at New York last week, nins
DeE suxiisries were recognized, of which
SIX are in this State. A letter was rseo
from Rev. II. S. Kepler, Of Richmond' IN
regard to a grant Of books which was mace
tor the supply of Federal prisoner and dis
1rlbution in Richmond.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

aEsRY HARTMAN, at his clothing smpo-
ram, OF Water street, has just received .
large stock Of fall and winter clothing
embracing everything in his line OF bust
aess, Shirts, collars, salises and overeoss'
Gan be purchased cheap st this house
Drop in and see. ta2
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
An Invasion or Sar NSF6h
Frontier Threatened.

BUFFALO, October 29.-An official mes
sage was received by clio Provost Marshal
Of this city from Canada this evening, stat
ing that the rebels in Canada are 70 mako
an immediate raid on Buffalo. The militia
~ is now under arms, and the city will be
pstroled tonight, also two tues have been
armed to pstfole the harbor. iA4A
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

CHANGE OF TIME-The Central Ohio
Railroad has Just issued q new time table
Tor the winter. The merning train VIII
not leave Bellairs until seven ocioex
CONNECTION will hereafter be made with the
Plttsbur9 and Cleveland trains and Pas
SG7gers gong west from this city can tx
t1e cars at Bridgeport.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

New YoRK, Oct, 30--The ~Heralds cor
respondent has some additional dstsiIs of
the movement below Petersburs. On the
9th on approaching Tbatches Run, Gen.
Cogan's division Of infantry found the O..
envy posted on the other side in o line of
breastworks, Q brigade was deployed in line
Of battle, and Smytha brigade creased, car
rying the breastworks on toe Other aide:
the only officer lost is Col Spoltsr, 4th Ohio,
who was shot through the head: The M.
naming forces then crossed and advanced
on reaching point near the junction OF
the Boynton road with the Quaker road
the loops being deployed Id thu OPEN plain
the enemy opened with artillery from right
and left; their batteries we're soon silenced.
On our right, Gen. Crawford Of the 5rh
corps, at the same time was Engaged sharp
ly; about 4 p. M. the enemy stssoksd in
force, in the front and on the right the OBJ
ject being to break through between the
right of Hancock's corps and th6slst OF
Warran's, but the assault was repulssd end
We captured 90 or loo prisoners; the ad.
vance Ct the enemy was % sudden that
Metcal6 section Of Berks bsttesy was cap
tured, bat were suhsequ re captured
through the exertions Of Lieut. Coli Smith,
Chief Commissary on Hancock's skaG md
by the aid OF some dstachmeuts OfS tko LIST
Maine and LIST Massachusetts besvy. srtille.
~; at the sane time Major Mitchell the
Generals senior aid recsptursd . auu1ber
Of our prisoners With 200 reheil The
enemy, also made On assaalt, at The sam
time on our left and rear which IVES hand
somely repuIsed. Our lossea srs ssiastsd
ut from roo 20 800, n4isA ssnslssa isssssss .;
.esHi Szfyssz
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

New YORK, October 29-Under the ru-
NOR that Hancock lost 1000 men in bis
movement, gold opened strong at 2 lSa and
at noon touched 2 2l4, subsequently, falling
to 2.l81
The Commercials Washington special
SAYS, the President is in the most cheerful
mood to-day, in view of the situation. II
is thought there are good news in his pos
session which will speadily be made public.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 26.-The Steamed
Sophia McLane exploded at Susan to-day
killing and weunding number of persons
The last Of the Whaling feet has arrived
here. - 81
The British ship Alhsmbra sails for Hong
Kong, with $4,000 in gold. Oonside a.
BILE quantities of California resin aad tur
pentine are now being exported.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
The New Maryland COnstitu
"a fsFI XIV ton. 81 tyEgW

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-GGovernoriB radford
has Just proclaimed the new Free State
Constitution of Maryland The friends OF
the movement are honoring the event by
display Of bunting. a. re- ~, az -I g..
The Americaa has put out an immense
Gag, bearing the inscription 3 Fres Mary
liant" - '''.Aa- '1' So
The Governors proclamation concludes
% follows Whereas the results of said
election have been duly certified to me by
the proper judges Of said several elections,
and upon accurately counting and casting
up the votes 90 returned to me for and
against said Constitution, including the
s0ldiers' vote aforesaid, it doth appear that
there were 30,l74 ballots for the new Cons
stitution and %, f99 against the Oonstitu-
ton, and sixty.one blank ballots, reported
az piven against the Cons titution, but not
countsd-the persons offering them refus>
ing 70 take the oath Spfescfibedsby said
Oonstitution, and there being of the aggre~
rate vote 50 cast . majority in favor Of the
adoption Of said Constitution; now, there
fore, /, Augustus W. Bradford, Governor of
the State of Marylsnd, in pursuance of
the authority 30 vested, in me by said act
of Assembly, | do by this my proclsma
ton, declare and make, known that. the
/ said Constitution snd form Of government
90 framed and adopted by the Convention
Aforesaid, has been adopted oby:a1majority
Of the votes of tho State, aud that in pur.
suance Of the provision therein contained
| the same will 90 into effect as the proper
Oonsitution and form Of government Of
this State, supervising the one nov exist,
ing, ON the 6rst day Of November next.
20 Given under my hand and the great seal
Of Che State OF Maryland, at the city Of
lAanapolis, on the 18th day Of October, in
the yeaisof Suf Lord, 1855
/ A .TTTn z "A WsBsADEosD-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

40 TO the boat store and try those cs'e-
esa'ed oysters offered for sale BY boosn,
ba'telle Co. They are unsurpassed ID
"hls Or any other market. ft'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

BALrr11MoRE, oetobsr q. "A verdict vas
found iu the case Of the parties chsrgss
with forging soldiers votes; bat it musi
first be passed on by the President before
| being made public The court adjourned
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

tcs pas.-1S sSslyvg Wussssld
We 60 nov b ScutAsss psissss can obtain
"a ~ 90 = tAsn by rsssatipg the
s 80 - - - f.ssPsg Dsps4asas,'