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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

DRowsED.-Mr. Martin Hayes, an old
md res ected citizen of the First Ward,
r,s drowned in the river, near Sweeney
,,,s works, on Saturday afternoon between
fopr and five o'clock. Together with a
number of workmon, Mr.. Hayes was COW
s,ir 2 the bow of new steamboat with
sheet iron. The whole party were stand
r., upon little raft which was tied to
cha b,at. A few moments before the sad
affair occurred, steamboat passed up the
.irer the waves of which capsized the raft
rr,n which the wopkmen were standing.
Al Of the men escaped except Mr.. Hayes,
ubo fell into the river and was drowned
bohre assistance could be rendered him.
Although the most vigilant search was
institute /, at last accounts the body of the
deceased had not been recovered, and it
vas thought it had foated down the river.
The deceased was between Gfty-hve and
sixty years of age, and had for many years
cen engaged in the coal business in this
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

New YORK, Dec. 10.-A heavy snow
storm commenced here at an early hour
this morning and continued till ten o'clock,
when it turned to rain. rrrrv.-.-
l. a MiIledgeville correspopdsnti Of the
Augusta Oonstitutionalist says, the Yam
KEGS were admirably clothed and appoint
ed each man had 80, .roundsrof ammuni
ton, while their wagons contained fixed
material without stent rations for forty
days, had been prepared, and they suffered
for nothing. lil i7h!'-L 40 ." .
The Tribune's Washington special says:
A few days ago General Stevenson, Com
manding at Harper's Ferry, sent out a
scouting party OF thirty men in the direc,
ton of Waterford, Loudon county, to watch
Moseby, who was reported by the citizens,
to be preparing for a raid into Maryland.
At Waterford our cavalry struck the head
of Moseby's force, and skirmish immedi>
ately en- ued, in which we lost seven men
killed, wounded and captured. The rebels
who outnumbersd us three to one ltiost
equally as many if not more. Among their
killed was Captain Montjoy, one of Mose>
by's ablest Leutenants. At Leesburg, on
their return, the party gobHed a member
of the rebel General Jordan's staff, who
was visiting lady.------------- ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

New YORK, Dec lo.-The Herald's POI
tomac correspondent, says on Wednesday
last owing to the annoyance by rebels firing
upon tho working parties in Dutch Gap
canal, portions of three regiments Of col
ored infantry, and section Of Martins reg
ular artillery, under General B .. Ludlow
crossed to the north side Of the James and
drove back the rebels, and effected q lodg-
ment at the upper terminus of the canal,
where they entrenched themselves. Thus
protecting the laborers in the canal. Rebel
batteries subsequently opened upon the
position but did no harm.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

p Cur OUT.-It is many years since fell
in love with Jane Jerusha Skeggs, the hand
soonest country girl by fer that ever went
on legs. Of By meadow, creek and wood and
dell, so often we did walk, and the moon
light smiled on her meeting lips, and the
night winds learned our talk. Jane Jerusha
was all to me, for my heart was young and
true, snd loved with double and twisted
love, and love that was honest, too.
roamed all over the neigbors farms, aud !
robbed the wildwood bowers, and tore my
trowsers and scrtched my hands, in search
of choicest flowers. In my joyous love |
brought oil these to my Jerusha Jane; but
wouldn't be SO foolish now if | were boy
again. A city chap then came along all
dressed up in store clothes, with shiny
hat and q shiny vest, and q mustache under
his nose. He talked to her Of singing
schools for her father owned farm, and
she left me, the country love, and took the
new chaps arm. And all that night never
slept, nor could eat next day, for loved
that girl with fervent love, that naught
could drive away. | strove to win heI
back to ME, but it was all IN vain--the city
chap with the hairy lip, married Jerusht
Jane.-And my poor heart was sick anc
sore until the thought struck me, that just
as good fishremained as ever was caught il
the sea. So went to the Methodist church
one night, and saw dark brown cur
peepiDg from under a gypsy hat, and mar
rried that very girl. And many years bav'
passed and gone, and think my loss m,
gain; and often bless that hairy chap tina
stole Jerusha Jane. - - 80 b. T.
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New York Market.
New YORK, Dec. l

NhW Aohnt bVS' Az
/ Observation-Disclosures at ST. % for middling
} Flour State and Western less active with
out decided change; $40, 20 10, Is for ex-
ira state; SIPS q LAO for common to
good shipping brand of extra R. n @; $11,
As 1900 for trade brands. Market clos
ing steady.
Whiskey-Dull at 81 81 a ], 92 for West.
ern. ,,s ..E, .. ...-.. 81.
Wheat-Quiet, at lc better; for Chicago
Spring So 80 2,35; winter red western a,
1921; 1880 bbls Of choice amber Michi.
gan at $2,55 2,56.
Rye-D all. 1000.
Barley-Dull and heavy, ,.,
Corn-DulI, old mixed western for 81 go
in store; new Yellow Jersey at silica LIS
Oats4A shade frmsr at BLOB for State
and ST. ,O7a l,08 for, western. ---.rT
Cofee-Dull. - I. g.
Sugar-Dull, muscovado at Zoe. f-..-
T. Moasses-Steady, muscovade at 58c'
Petroleum--Crude, firm for all this month
at 45c; refined in bond at TIC 73c; and
refined free for 93c. GIH'. tr.a# '..'
J. Wool-Quiet. ..~
Pork-Quiet and without decided change
at S3625 Tor 1923 ness; S30,75 37,75
and y $500 for 1854 mess; cash ant
regular way, closing at latter price; $500
a 1915 for old and new prime; and $39, O(
for prime mess. e'3.n
Beef-Heavy and lower, at l9c a &c fol
new plain mess; and 2lc 24c for new ex-
ira mess and prime mess. . ..sE.
Beef-Quiet.
+ Reef Hams-Unchanged. ... .IN
Lard-Firm but not very active, at 2lc {
24c.
Butter-Steady at 3Sc SOC, and 4oc {
60c for state. -. ENG,
| Cheese-Unchanged.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

New YORK, Dec. l0-Gen. Burbridge
and his forces were at Bear Station, East
Tennessee on Tuesday. The movement to
his front caused Breckinrige to fall back
with his main force beyond Bulls Gap. 10
The Herald's Shenandoah Valley CORES
pendent says: The rebel Generals Early
and Breckenridge have both been ordered
to make demonstrations on the lines o
Sheridan's army. i,.,.-~ Gal. rr.5
Sherman's movements still engross large
portion of the attention Of the rebel news
papars, they say that he remained with bis
principal force in the vicinity of Millen FL
several days, for the purpose of gathering
in supplies, and that on the % inst. he re
sumed his march from north of the Tonnes
see, and on the Sd he was some distance
south Of it. On the 9th inst, his advance
was rel orted skirmishing with the outpost:
of the rebel forces defending Savannah, and
it was expected that on the 9th he would
reach the coast. s..-.,t .T~.1 .-,errsA ~
The Augusta Constitutionalist believes
that since leaving Atlanta, Sherman has mo-
for q moment hestated as to the point tt
be attacked on the road to it. 1t says tina
on leaving Millen, he would so arrange BIZ
army that he would move on Savannah
without fear of attack on either flank
Wheeler confesses that in his engagement
With Fitzpatrick, he has not taken many
prisoners, because the Yankees have refus
cd to surrender,
The Charleston Mercury learns that Gen
Foster has fortified the position which h
took up after the battle of Henry Hi
where it supposes he)will remain until S her
| man reaches within striking distance of7th
coast. 1t states that Foster had been 70
some days and nights sending up balloons
sky rockets, etc., supposed to be signals t
Sherman's approaching host. E
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

NEW York, Dee .l0-Orders were re
ceived to day by the collector Of the Por,
from Washington, to require passports o.
all persons who come hither from Nassau
and other ports that are the haunts Of ''pi,
ratical desperadoes," who have seized or at
tempted to sieze vessels belonging TO the
United States. The names Of all men ar
irving here from such ports, without pass
ports, are to be sent to the authorities o
Washington. r.4
A considerable number of prominent Cit
liens met at o'clock this afternoon N tht
collectors Office, to conider measures for tend
dering honors to Admiral Faragut. A
meeting was organized by the appointment
of Moses Taylor as chairman, and Samue
Sloan as Secretary Resolutions were
adopted rendering Farragut a grand recep.
ton, and committee appointed to carry on
the wishes Of the meeting. 1t appears be
will soon arrive in the Hartford.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

New York, Dec. l0.-The rebel Senate
on the 9th, defeated q resolution intro
duced in pursuance Of JEFF Davis recon:
mendatien thar various officers exempted
by State laws, should be forced into the
rebel army. Another set Of resolutions
fiercely -eondemning the proposition to make
soldiers of slaves, and give them their
freedom rs q renewal for their service, has
been introduced IN atbe south Caroline
Legislature. ~.
4 bill has passed the House of Repre'
sentstives of that body for the conscrip
ton of all males between Is and 60. -
The Richmond papers continue to sssail
Governor Brown, Of Georgia. They SAL
the reason that he refused to allow The
seizure for service in the rebel armies o
various persons in bis Stste, was that b
desired 30 reserve q sutbcisps force Il
fight JEFF Davis. ,,:5 Sc 20 ~: - -ey g.,
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Local and State News.

EXCITEMENT IN WARRINGTON, Pa
W. l;,;zsp, of Washington are commencing
Inc ~. the all prevailing question -"oil"-
20 attention. A stock company has
SOU. o,ssnized there, headed by Hon. VIM.
D be- .,,omery, and composed Of the follow
nv' additional members: R. M. Gibson,
ny Y. W. Smith, VIM. Swan and A. J.
h h,a% of Washington, and DR.. George W.
o Of the newly discovered oil regions
D Dunkard, in Greene county. Ills
DP'n PAW has about 1900 acres of valuable
w. :, ,srritory upon Cheat river. and Dunkard
W. va Whitley creeks, all in the neighbor>
~ ~ Of either successful wells, or wells
AZ '#,;ently tested to insure paying. Two
.nber, of the company passed through
~ CITY few days since upon their way to
y. Ksnawha regions, where they have al
..s5r added to their stock Of oil lands, some
,.lusble claims upon Bull creek and in the
Rn,Diug Springs region. This company
..,esepts much wealth, and has already
.,tsn such steps as will insure thorough
d,relopmept Of their land and make their
.tocks among the most valuable in the
market. The reputation of the lands Of
this company stands so high that already a
nnmber of experienced oil men have pro.
n,ssd to invest their means in putting
iopu wells upon them, and We understand
a;ll soon be at worS.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

NASHVILLE, Dec. lO-The Federal loss
in the battle at Franklin, ascertained by
the official report, is greater then first sup
posed. In the I'd division, 23d corps, the
loss is "a officers and 5s8 private; killed
wounded aud missing in the I'd division ;4th
corps, 49 officers and l, f91 privates, and in
the Sd division 4th corps q officers, and
ZIG privates. A large proportion are only
slightly wounded and in the hospital here.
Tho loss to residents living near the lines
of the two armies is estimated a at over q
half million Of dollars.
The rebel Gen. Oheatham, whose head
quarters were 1t the residence of Mrs. A
V. Burr, was shelled out from there yester-
day by our batteries; the house Is reported
destroyed. ..-s f5sJ -
On Sunday last small party of eonfeder
ates, about Fifty, succeeded in crossing the
Cumberland river on this side of the shoals
and three of the number were captured anc
brought in yesterday; they claim that The
whole party we're escaping from, the tebe
lines and were making their way Bome.-
| One prisoner MAS captured yesterday anc
four deserters came In our lines. 30
Gen. Goopsr's brigade in it, march ffod
Johnsonyilie TO GIarksvills, were tsrrih
harrased BY gpsrrillss. .s-sS y c: a9rs-'s4 :
The msil stssmef Gosssck, from Git
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. lO-The proposition
to tax sales one per cent. meets with con-
siderable favor although some members o.
the committee on finances have urged 9
lower rate on sales of coal and breadstuffs
There is SINE talk Of imposing tax or
specie and cotton without any drawback.
Several Governors of loyal States are
seeking permission to raise regiments fol
Hancock's corps, appointing the officers
themselves, but the Oar Department is in
clined to retain the appointment of the Of
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

BALr16ss, Bee 10 TSel@llo~ins spe
chl has been received at the American Of
fee: EMIT 80 5HAHS
], rrir1>sG. ,tssl ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 10, Pm.
q TheAsteamef' Victor has Just arrived from
-Charleston where all of Colonel Mulford's
feet is now lying. rIgagr4.a
The place of exchange Of prisoners has
been changed from Savannah to Charleston
Generals Sherman and Foster having inter
rupted the exchange at the former city.
When the Victor smiled on Wednesday,
heavy firing was. heard in the direction OF
Savannah. being either anattack on Savan
nah or the railroad between Charleston and
Savannah.
All agree that Savannah must fall 7lrr9
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAc,

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAc,
saIs 10 Z December 8. !
Yesterday at daylight the 5th corps, with
the Sd division Of, the I'd corps and two
brigades of Gregg's cavalry, started South.
They were heard from yesterday. They
had crossed the Nottoway river on the Je-
rusalem road. They crossed on pontoons
which they took up after crossing. e.
.Deserters who came into our lines this
morning state that Mshon's rebel division
was sent eff yesterday to meet our advance
force, but as no firing has been heard in
that direction to day, it is not believed any
engagement has taken place.
u Signed, ... W. D. McGREaoR.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

Nrw YoaK, Dec. lO-The Tribune's
Washington special says General Emory OF
the 18th corps, arrived here to-day from
Sheridan's front, everything was quiet when
he left. Early it is believed had sent three
divisions of bis army to Richmond, viz
Peeram's, Gordon's, Ksrshaw's, leaving be-.
hind only one infantry division, and Ros-
ser,s cavalry. The troops are in splendid
condition, and the health Of the army ex-
callent, ~ e-~-.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

IL '', ~. '''s'l , y. r, December 9. (
A accommodating force Of cavalry SEM
out on our left yesterday P. M struck the
rebel picksts on the Vaughan road, and
drove them to Hateher's run. a distance o.
over two miles, where they had breast
works erected and where they made stand
Skirmishing continued for some time when
the object of the movement having been
fully accomplished, the expedition return
ed. Our loss was seven wounded; that Of
the enemy is unknown. ~ = g
Some of those who accompanied THU
party, report that heavy firing was heard
General Warren and the enemy.
Reports are current that the evacuation
of Petersburg may be looked for at an early
day. r Signed, ! . JOS
M w. D. McGREGoR.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

Inthe Fourth Congressional District OIL
Massachusetts, arc ten persons whose In
comes are over Sl00, 900 each per annum
and thirty who are taxed on incomes be.
tween $4,000 snd 100000. One unfor-
'tunate man, MI. Nathaniel Thayer, is com,
pellrd to pay his special five per ceut. on
ap income Of $500, $50. The whole special
war tax of the district amounts to nearly
three mar tiers Of million, olf-.1Jy -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

New York, Dec. l0-The Augusta
Constitutionalist Of the 3rd, says Sherman
appears to have halted to grind corn, as he
turns towards the barren counties of the
south it becomes necessary to make proper
provisions, bis foraging parties are coutin
ually driven in by our cavslry, and his for
age is reported to be short. aa..s.s
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

CLOSING OUT BUSINESS FOR WANT OF
HEALTH" is very fashionable way ofses-
ting rid of bad stock, but Partridge's
stock of goods was well selected and
bought when gold was at its lowest point,
and hence the reasons that at bis headquar'
tiers you can get more for your money than
at any other house in the city. Read his
advertisement and be profited.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

lTssad that the fine cut tobacco, which
h'' popular with chewers, is made up Of
aHy per cent. peat to fifty per cent. tobac>
90 thus Embryo is composed of fine, hair
''s a'1e', that, when dried, have the color
al IooS Of tobacco, One hundred pounds
N~I', saturated with solution Of tobacco,
" mixed With one hundred pounds of good
"0acco, which, together. make two hundred
pun1s Of very nice article.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

TOYS. Norross, ETc.-we would call at
,sD,ion 70 tho adv. 'rtisement Of Philip
s,hveitzer, which appea.'' in another col
unp Mr. s has receiye,1 an unusually
large stock Of choice toys. 'o''onS' sno
holiday presents, Both old and 'uns eau
Lot fail to be suited both as to sty.~ anu
price As usual, Mr. S. has on hand une
4aortment of candies, confections, fruits,
etc Mr 5 is one of our Oldest CONNECTION
sa ns won an enviable reputation, and we
iefully aware that the announcement that
DC AaTeceived his holiday goods, will be
sufficient to crowd his store with purchas-
sa
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

r. AsorsER RossEar.--Night before last
some person or persons entered the dwell
ling Of Mrs. Weiner, on Market street,
above Madison, aud stole large lot of
clothing, etc. doA> II'A1
Ifsoms steps fott' the, protection of our
citizens are not speedily taken BY the city
Councils, there will be no security for either
persou 81, property. ~ aEgrr I
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

The CITY was exceedingly quiet yester.
day. Notwithstanding the extreme: GOLD
weather, the different Churches were we'll
attended both morning and evening. The
night was as quiet and much colder than
the day, and the bright moon cast her
cheerful rays over the snow bound earth.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

If You WANT OYSTERS of the best quail,
ity, 90 to Booth, Battelle Il Cos. If you
want canned fruits, fine groceries, or any
thing in their line of business, 60 to the
boat store, corner of Monroe and Water
streets, where you cannot fail to be accom-
modated. r.... tlso--5
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

The United States Mint in Philadelphia
has coined. within SIX smenthssbout eigh-
teen million of the new copper cents. The
November report of that institution states
that five million six hundred and ten thour
sand cents, and three million one hundred
and forty,iives thousand two-ceht pieces
were coined last month. Where do they
go2 -.-.s,--,s,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

DrAD.-James Perkins. Brooke county,
q member Of Company K, Twelfth Resi
ment, who was wounded in the shoulder
and captured at New Market, under, Sigel
recently died at Andersonville, Georgia,
from the effects of his wounds and diarrhoes.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

AFREE FIGHT occurred In bar-room
on Market square last night. Three OF
four of the pugilists were arrested and taken
before Alderman Duty, who fined each Of
them five dollars aad costs.
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New York Money Market.

80" NEW YORK, Dec. III.
Money--Active and firm at 7 per cent
Sterling quiet, at 81, 093 l.09s for gold.
Goddess active and easier, opening 8,
1888, and advancing to 1884; aud clos
ing at $2,36s.
Total exports of specie to ,dav was 49,,
10000 dollars.
Government Stocks dull.
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AAIsTAKE.-It is a mistake to suppose
wat 'ae government Office holders in this
~ intend to resign their places in favor
'''aoIed veterans. Such a movement
'D0ugnt of BY two or three of the
-"s eF'a'c, but the large majority have
'''s'aoy resolved to stand by the Gov
"lnent-at their desks.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec l0.-Richmond pa
pers of Thursday, the 9th, say nothing new
bad been received at the Confederate War
Department regarding Sherman's move
menta.j No exchanges of Georgia papers
had been received of later date than the
Sd of December. -. -.... .---
Moseby has been promoted to the rank q
Colonel.
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HOUSE BuRNED.-The residence of John
White, near Holidays Cove, was destroy
ed by fire few days ago. Loss consider
able. .-. ~ Z 10
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SUPERsEDrD.-Mapr General Stoneman
the brilliant cavalry leader, has been ap,
pointed to the command Of the State Of
Kentseky, rice Burbridse, superseded
Gen. Stonenan is an officer and gentleman
and will be fund equal tv his trust --iHem
pkis Dem. 81. . 49,, ~ T. 80
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I''APEO-Lieut. q. B. Hall, Of Wells
s~s' who mas been prisoner in the hands
VIC Ooniederstes for some nineteen
r1 l'as' and latterly has been among the
.. Ia oncers placed under fire at Charles
b. ~ Oy tie Confederates, recently effected
"VaPe' When last heard from he was
ahuoxville.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

Point to day, brought to Washington about
ffsy desarters from Gen. Lees army who
suffered much from the cold, being in most
INSTANCES fhinly Clad sshd without blankets.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

WISCONSIN, is model States. There 10
but little crime committed out there-4at
least but little that sees the light Of day,
for the State Prison is vacant, and there is
no prospeotsofits apartments being occu-
pied soon.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

- $40 yin are going to keep heuse, are yea41
said an elderly maiden to q blashing bride.
yes" was the reply. -. r-..,.o =.
r "Going to have girl, I suppose" 9
Tire newly made wife coiored, and then
quietly responded that she "really didn',
knew whether it would be girl or boy
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MER
CHANTS is invited to the unusually large stock
Of BOOTS and SHOES now in store and for sale
by Mcclellan 4 Knox, at IS Main street. Prices
as low if not lower than any house in the oity.,
Give them Q call oct27-2m"
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sE FROM SILK.-In addition to the
no,' 'Oemlcal compounds now used to re-
b,o. grease and stains from silk, placing
Il. paper on the spot and hot iron on
no,; rp'' Is said to be certain way Of re>
aI me grease without injury to the
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Daniel N'Coy

Daniel N'Coy jDY virtue 81 a A.
.. ". I'D cree rendera6 Il,
Ruth Ann MCoy and others. this casse. AZ The y,
November trm, 1854, Of Marshall Circuit Cour, I
sha osr at public sale to the highest and best bidder
the tract Of forty-six acres Of land on wheeline
Creek vassrs devised BY the late Joseph sse~sr 20
his daughter airy Jane MCoy, the wife of said Dan
lei hCoy, for ten cent. csn, and the residue in g.
bopd and .esurty for deferred payments Sale to tai
place on
Monday, the 9th day Of January, 1866,
At theron door OF the NsssSsll Cooft Hou.. b.
tween the hours Of II n. and o'clock, p. n. X
-----A ALBERT DAVIS, or
eoyA dzt&v4t Special Commissioner
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&,,n s0-Our gold quotations show
sG,.s s price of the precious metal has de.