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TRUST SALE
0F VALUABLE REAL estate

TN pur.uanes n Deed Of Trust made % nssy
L Jsasrson l. LsseHons nos deceased aud which
Deed Of Trust Is daily recorded IN the proper ooes
Of Ohio county 10. recSralns Dese' ,se :n..' %
go, Hoa,e for said county, sell, for essh, shs
soIiovins property situate % Fifsh street in the
Civ n Whssiine, 70 wit Lpts numbsss nine, ten,
si.y.n and twelve, In J @. Ritehis's sdai 100 70
Whsetine and alss the four adjoining Lou, which
are On the east side Of said lots Nos 8, 10 II and
- md which -four adjoining lots are situate IN the
al ition to whssltng called B.sna Vista, and are
Imbered seven, eight, nine and Ten, In s9nafs NO
"a and vsicb property 10 situated 90 Fifth street,
sna Union street saa. Of Fifth street and north Of
Tnion rtreet, and are now in the occupancy Of the
family Of VIII ian Kobinsoh lately decsAsed
z JACOB, Trustee
ol-t 1864 oc67dn.
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Ohio County, Circuit

VTTESC VIRGINIA, Ohio County, Cafcou Soafts
Phccd re Fink in his Own right. and slid rheedecs
and Ria wife late WIDOW Of Daniel Lana decsased,
cofnplsinants against Gibson u Cranmsr and Lean.
der Zane, executors Of paniet Lane. 49, -; m.
Daniel Zane, Anon McSsords and his wis indiAns'
Savises and leestees Of said Daniel lama decsased
md Noah Zane, 0riod Zsns. James W ZmA Be0eesr
S.o %ss and ~. fHs.n. &.ns Phillip. and vi.
Elizabeth, and Gibson L Grammar and VIA oeiia, -
which Noah, James Ebenexer, Lander, and psnaa
Zane. Indiana Hesvsrds, EsAssth fnlPS a,6 Oss.s
Zane, deceased. All z Jacob. walksr Hunts, kiishs
lindsay Daniel 1st, Rev Alfred Pash. snd he
North Western Bunk Of Virginia, dsfendsats.
The object Of this suit il 70 sell that part OF ZAnfe
I.snS in MA County Of Ohio which belonged TO saa
Daniel Zane declared, and which he conveyed to 1oaA
List, nov deceased, and Jacob, g. Irussss 70 ssnrs
TIE paymen. of debt 70 the North Westefr BANK y
virginia, and which debt Is nov held BY the plainan
Thsodore Pink And also 70 sell tbs property Of nd
Daniel Zane. deceased owned BY him la his hhane,
called "The Homestead" aud which vas conveyed 20
Walker Hunter, Trustse, 70 secure tSs p>ymsnI ~
sey Is also owned by said plaiAth. Theodore fink.
The purpose Of having said property sold " pay 'as
said debts.
ara. Noah Zane and Oriof Zane, not hsving entsese
their appearance, and il appearing from an amdssu
rled in the thst they are not rssdsnss o. We
State Of West Virginia, on the moeios OF 4s eI
plainants by ther counsel il Is ordered, that they De
appear here within one month after the due puoiica
ton Of this order and dc what nay De necesAfy 70
protect their interests herein, and thai copy OF as
order be published. once vees, for four seessAys
weeks in some newspaper printed in the city Of wheel
ing and that further copy be posted al the nont eo9
of the Court house Of OHIO County. tor like PERIOD
October I, 1854
copy-Tests.
Z.JACoB, for complainant
oct2-ltav4v
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-r,.srss RALLr.-We yesterday
IHS ',i.f notice Of the grand Mcclellan
gave a, o, rail-, which took place in
sod ,,. b%a,' on Tuesday. The meeting was
"SI .,'1 6rsr By Mayor Lsngdtt, and was
~ addressed both in the afternoon And
'''' 'bt By Major D. ". staubsash, Of
= -. Ia ,nj i. RICHARDSON, Esq, Of thi'ecity
-.o Wheeling Gles Club; . Middlstovn
- land Od band of martial music were
cadence and made the walls Of Brook
800 Court House resound with vocal
I...,nnen,sl music. The meetings were
,.t could have been hoped by the most
.,,--s and ardent supporters Of the Chi
40 nominees.
he Glse Club remained in tho town un
-. ,..tsrlay morning, and spent the night
...r olsassntly at the Exchange Hotel
nc. were sung, jigs were danced, and Al
avsry conceivable amusement ewss
,r,j until about eleven O'Clock, when
-r,b and number of ladies INDUCED
solves 10 an hours dancing. An oys-
.,.Dsr was served at about two o'clock
...,.,f.y morning, and other two hours
-. ,na.snsnt concluded the trip to Wells
TIL, Glee Club wishes rs to note
49, 3rszamplcd hospitality extended them
.- =, citizens of Wellsburg.
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In syIsISG as the Mcclellan dele
,ywon from this city was leaving
,r..r vile, number of the Lincoln gues'
..455 ntest that neighborhood threw
,,.,-, and sticks into the cars. Such is
o.a-v Of the Shoddyites. p There has
Mcclellan meeting held in the
-......-b. ct been subjected to Abo-
,~-.e snd ,.>'sncs; and pesceable
.~,cca;s have been mo-
z..;a.,i when they have saia %
Tue Democrats, who love pea.
-. tave carefully avoided collisions witt
- Of the men who have interfered with
..:r meetings. They are willing to let
-. -ause go before the people upon its
=, III rits-free from intimidation and
al. lenre. Voters should bear these
A...1 uind to-day. No loyal man will
s:- =. NIB TICKET.
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New York Market.

NEW IOkk, Octs 70.
Ootton-Lsss active aud shade lower
at 81 zeal as for middling.
|, FIour-State and W estern less active and
lOc lower, 1t S8 30a9 As for extra State,
$40 3Oal0 90 for extra round hoop Ohio
and SlO 65al2 for trade brsnds, the market
closing quiet.
State and Western. g
Whsat-la2c better; Milwaukee Club,
81 Is; winter red Western, ~ l9; white
Michigan, 81 40.
Rye-Scarce and firm. "a
Barley-Heavy and lower. ~
COME better, at 81 81 for mixed
c csass FL
.sugar-Stesdy, at 2l&a22c for Porto
Rico, and 1e4alsac for Muscovado.
Molasses quiet. New Orleans at 81 la
l Is ,+-
! Petroleum-Activs and steady, at 66s
for refined, in bond, and slas2c for re-
fined, free. ...-. .... .., ....-
Wool-Quiet.
Pork-Opened lower and more doing, al
nDs4l for mess, $43 00a43 rs for new,
$40 I. ocular way, closing at ~ Is,
cash and i.e Cog prime, and $43 80 fos
cash, 1888 50a3s H. +.
prime mess. country mess
Beef-Steady, at S8sl3 for. Sls OOa
Sl3al9 for repacked mess, md
"a 90 for extra mess. T.. 100, -
Cutmeats-Stsady, at l6Aslsac TO
sh ,ulders, and ll7aa2lc for hama Bacon
sides quiet.
Lard-Quiet and steady at at 20a22fc,
the latter price an extreme for choice city
kettle rendered. ..-og. .Cuc .l-
Butter-Quiet, at 30as740 fer Western
and 3ea46 for State.
Cheese-Insctiye, at l3a22c. ...,. -s.g
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.&le9ysN'g.lf,


New Yoax, Oct, 26.4The HeraId's cor
with Sheridan, on the 18th
SAYS, our men arc enjoying q sfsspite after
the battle. Ow p6sitioi q nearly Che ssms
as it was befo1s Do bstsIe, With tie excep-
ton of having suade q zlodgement onCthe
left summit Of Masssnatteua Mountain =
The following Is ths ofaeiL report of the
whole captured on the 18th: Two hun.
dred prisoners Of the rank and file; Sixty
four commissioned officers; forty eight
pieces of artillery; forty eaissons; three
battery Wagons three bundled and nine
ty horses and mules, with harness com
plete; sixty Eve ambulsnces; fifty srmy
wagons; fifteen thousand rounds fsartilie-
~ ammunition; fifteen hundred Ind eighty
small arms; ssveral wagon loads, Including
On the medical stores Of atha enemy, and .
large quantity of small arms ammunition,
and large number of battle flags.
A letter from the President Was read to
the army, thanking General Sheridan and
hi, brave army for the months operations
in the valley, and especially for the SPLEEN
ded work OF the l9th. Our losses on the
18th. though not oficially reported, will
sum mn nearly IS followsso Army Of W est
Virgins, killed, 60; wounded, $50; prison.
era. 400 Total $40. The 18th corps lost
400 killed; 1900 wounded, and loo prison
ers. Total LOO. The 18th corps lost
300 killed; 1000 wounded, and 80 missing.
Total 1850. Col. Kitchens division lost
20 killed; l5O wounded; Sc missing. Total
226. Grand total, 486. I
Another correspondent of the 18th says,
Col. Nichols, with his 9th New York cav
airy made q reconnaissance; yesterday up
the pike as far As Morosry town, 'captur>
ing two or three rebel scouts on the way;
by them, as we'll IS the citizens, he was In
formed that Gen. Rosser's division of rebel
cavalry was at Mt. Jackson, and that the
remnan. of Early's and Lpngstreet's corps
had gone to Richmond to be recognized,
armed, and equipped. Only small portion
of rebels who escaped from Us at Cedar
Creek saved their arms, and ont OF formida
BILE batteries with which they hoped to blow
Us out of the valley, but one piece re-
NAMED - CO. f1-t.-.T
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Exchange of Prisoners.

The Tribune's Washington special says,
the Government has received no Official 10
formation of the reported proposition oy
Gen. Hardee to exchange prisoners. 1t up
pears that the status of negro prisoners is
not the only point on which the Govern
ment takes issue with the rebels. They
"a US to day not les, then $4,000 prison,
o~> having declared that number oil
ers, they led without any equlvllant
prisoners pero. Guild has acknowledged
number in return. deliver up that
to 1000 and still will no.
number, Is. .s.EGZ
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livery BODY b being Cared OF this an'' S''As
T. disease by tbs sse OF
mr. srRIcKLANDS PILE RRAkDf.
d Read What thoss say Who have used ~ nd Mr. i
Mr. Chsries ". Lsndrsm. Of LomsyiiIe, 70 nri :,
D W.,s-sa CincinnaH. o., both were cured a.sr uang
one Dot Of Dr. stri.klsna'. Pile Ren say; Inss s
49, have tried everything but could obtain no Iels
ny - Dot of Stricklands Pile Remedy effected
Dsrset cure sftsr suffering for many years @ ,ns
"a Ear,s ind Of PIes. They recommended every 0h'
we a. sv All Druggists, 50 cents per pot. hsnufaur
a At No East Fourth street cincinnan vnfo. ass
~, On. sTRICKLAND's PILE AEAEpi' s'ns'A'
Ssnot- Cincinnati, Ohio.
aegR o,s Sy Logan, List Co., wheeling.
Chss w. Graham,
/. Jacob earns, Bridgeport, o.
:. Yiohasl MeKe.vey, BellAire.
So,a BY N. Mahon & Co., Cambridge Druss'ss-
TSnn.s Cum utngS Washin gton
VIZ. Rogers, noristesn-
a. n Metcsh Betmont-
Wslsh q Co., Druggists, Bsllair.
Richsrdson Bro, Bellair, Front street.
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Oct. ], 1864

nURsUANT 70 the provisions Of . decree readsrsl
7 by ths Crest Court Of Marion o: tbs October
term thereof in the Of Thomas Walkists Va John
wood. shal On the second Monday in NovembG next
prooeed 70 sell b. public suction, 20 the highest bidder
heo,e the roz. door ofthe Court House ofssd county,
trAc4 Of lsnd adjoining the land Of the MID Wsih-
lac and othsrs situated the waters Of buhio Greek
Ia aid county and containing 70 seres N re or Ices.
on the fol OWING txms TO Wit For e.sh W hsod sun
ale and the residue upon aedtt of and II months,
tie purce aser -tng Sond and security and the COM
missioner retaining lien On said and % secure The
unpaid purchase money cAlIh,
oer9l-dlt&vst SonmtaAloosr,
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.,usy3D AccIDssT.-iesterdsy morn
.. TAIN N the Pittsburg and Cleveland
60. i met with an accident near M'Coy's
'a-.- 0le of the wheels of the. tender
--.4- : Id the baggage car, containing
= ,a-.l. e, master, was thrown from the
-rs rlnately the baggage master
I'D unIrjurei, and none of the passen
81, r--- armed in the least.
IL .a,,2Dgers who were aboard the
'...a ..e ,,si in their praise of Conductor
Ia, whose presence Of mind was the
..-.- sAvDg all on board from injury'
a.. probably death. Conductor Ella is an
ID 'alc-adar, and We congratulate the
DEaa7 upon securing such q man to take
* ls.m Gt
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Or a. hvorab!e' aspect Of the VA hori.
ION, md ssem to feel confident that there
viii be csuse for great rejoicing. very soon
& The recent deaths or disablement OF
Generals Bidwell, Ricketts, BaEnham, Rms
cell, McIstosh, Upton. Chapman, ond, and
others, vii probably lead to another batch
ofhrigadisr sppointments. ssua4s :
Numsruus Inquiries are made eoncerning
the whereabouts Of Butter6sld, he SCENE
% hsys been permanently dropped by the
Goyprnment. --...-..-.- ,.siSssa -sI5s
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House and Lot for Sale.

PURSUANT 10 ne provisions Of decree ieldersd
by tbs Circuit Court Of Marion, &c the . :tooer
term thereof in thu case of William W. Ttehelor 81
al &C. John walker and David B. Msnsar, shall on
the second Monday In Novenbsr next proceed 70 sell
by uuplic auctoa TO the highest bidder, before the
front door Of the Court House # said county, house
and lot situated in the town Of Warrington, the same
in which the said D. B. Manear now resdee, for cash
In hand sufficient to pay the cost OF this suit ana the
sInense Of sale ana for the residue credit Of and II
month the purchaser giving bond and approved secur
ity and the commissioners retaining lien on the same
to secure the unpaid purchase money.
r. SMITH,
o.4aldItSvst Commissioner.
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New YORK, Oct, 26-The Tribune's
Washington special, says: the authorities
of the British provinces have at lengh dis
covered that their secession friends are
troublesome customers, and are, now IS des
irous as our own government, to be rid Of
them. The utmost accord and oil possible
aid will be extended in bringing these
breakers of international peace to PUNISH
ment. a. -. -..5 .s
Secretary Stanton is quite i'll from the
chills and fever.
The yellow fever is said to be still rag
ing at Newbern. The troops are not allow
ed to visit the city. 4 :.z:s a, %sl}-
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For Sale.
| COAL BANK. situated on the oAis r'ss, n

COAL BANK. situated on the OAte rvee, nue.
" sbovs wheeins, comprising 10 scrsa Of ooal ana
20 IS acres Of Land, on which are erected dwsliins
uses sfrient fse 10 fknilie. eonyeaens 20 ths
eosl bank. .Ths bsnk l. h god eoa1i<ioa eeaaS
"a the river and everything necessary 70 cAy
on en- extensive business including eaxess eoan and
INES The bank l. also we'll adapted 70 the oiy coal
smniss blackuifh chop and tools asd Ill ut1an -.
au;s;ts 70 carryine on coal bank. The coal VII Be
sn separatsy or together With the laad and STOCK -
the purchaser may desire Also pes % M g..
Vile. Belmon, county, Ohio, on which u erected .
sfes,n sav mill in good running order and TUNE
jvelling; also . small Assortment Of lumber. q.
-s'7a WALTER MARSHALL,
ssnsas No. s7S Main O., Wheeling. Va
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Beauregard's Address.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 26-The war depart
ment has received copy Of Beauregard's
address on assuming command Of the army
of the West, in it he exhorts all capable OF
striking blow to come forward at once,
and to all deserters who shall report for
duty. in the next 80 days an amnesty is
granted. He promises if the people will
only respond to this call as they have done
heretofore, the enemy shall be driven fron'
their soil.
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BLACKWELL PARTITION, Esq- viii please take
N tase notice that shall on the 2Ith day Of Noym-
ber 1884, at the oce Of Smith, N the town Of ran.
mont West Virginia between the hours Of A. n. and
p n Of that day proceed 10 take the dsposnons Of
Zedoc JOLT and others, 70 be read In evidsncs IN
Certain suit in shancery now pending N tho Otrcut
Court OF Marion, in which am compiatnAnf ana you
are defendant, and il from any cause the taxing Of
such dispositions be not commenced, or eommsnced,
tie same be no. completed said day the taking Of
the same viii be continued from day 70 day o. she same
place and between the same hours until eompieeed-
49, EIIZABETH BART6LOH.
octai.4tv Der Attorneys, Wilson Smith.
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WILL o6sr ss priy.ts als until Tuesday, The LIS
i day Of Novemb9, 1eA, ths south fourth 90 pars
q Lot No. 136 With the three story st8s On The
ssns, situated On the cot Gds sfAazfst SQUARE n The
second ward; also, the south haH Of lot 1o- 1sa Mt
ustsd on The est Gds Of Fourth street. sseond Wards
togsthE With the elegant aAA esnnodicos dssin1e
thereon, eontaiHnS ssvR rooms and ntenGn- In
case the property shove named II not sold q pysse
s.ls bsfofe ths l2 day Of NovWb9 nsxk WI On
thas day st 10 o'clock or The sams @ rabhe NE n
the front door Of ths Court Hsass efon3e county.
sgsz1-2g IA ~ LUKE
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VIyRsT vIRGINIA:-At rules hsld IN the Clsrts
w once ofthe Circuit Court Of Marion county for
the month Of July, lisa: -5 80 L. q 80
Robert Moran,
". In Chaneay.
Thonas J. Malett. Il
~ object Of this sutt 10 sbtan dserss % sall
catasn tract Of land lying in the county Of Marion,
,hs vstsn Of White Day, soA b complainant 70
of omplainsnt against the aid Rsin Naloss dsesas-
~ for S7io purchase monsy foe MD andr md Il sp-
peariuS from sAdavin 1lsd N ne pap d thn eauss
th.t fSe dsSndnn, EavUd Ltton, Walsy frsxis,
Huidsh Trsyis Milton MAlott and Mary Z. Malott are
not rsdents Of this state, It ID ofdrsd that thsy ap
near here within ons month hom due publication d
his order and DO vhst b nsossssy to protsss Asr b
tusst = this suit
4 COPY Tsaa Re. LOTT, Ozark.
Wilson entth, counsel hR enuplainant.
oofdl.vkf rg-EE a. So 20
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BUFFALO, Oct 26-The body Of Briga-
der Gen. Bldwell, arrived here, and was
escorted to the City Council Room, and
is now laying in state Preparations are
now being made for a grand funeral. Gen
eral Bidwell was an old resident Of this
city, be was killed in the last great battle
in Shenandoah Valley.
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NJ. ELAN RALLY AT WASHINGTON,
;.-Iae'a will be rally Of the friends OF
'!-Is.al and Pendeton at Washington,
= n tuesday next, November LIST. Gen.
b" Morgan having written . letter &C.
7. ~ al invltation), Colonel Sweitser
''' Hon Richard Vaux (having been ap-
'.-f-i b tie State Central Committee OF
':7.7anial, will positively be present
al Aires the meeting. Hon. VIM. B.
IL Of Philadelphia, is expected to b
$50; - Sie4G. \ special traia viii be
I'll L - this city Let ole and all remem,
- L.: 'ally, aud pr epare TO be on hand.
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Sherman's Movements.

CINCINNATI, Oct: 2n-The Commercials
Nashville dispatch says; Sherman is at Gay
vile, near Coosa river, pressing Hood, who
is retreating toward Gadson. Hood will be
compelled either to move north to Tenn.
river, or south to Jacksonville. His army
is reported 20 be destitute of shoes and
food
The railroad from Chattanooga to Allan
ta will be Completed on Tuesday.
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50 M0uSDsyILLE MEETrN0.-A Nc
Vel 81 al Pendleton meeting was held in
" 12t..'.je Yesterday afternoon. The
-.-'t House was comfortably filled, and
lie 70 81 vas addressed by Major d. W.
a-y.C:a. # Ohio. As this was the first
----.ers'ic meeting which has been held
A,-adsyilie since 1860, We we're agree
b.? sirJ'ls2l t. see so large turn out OF
g ardiG' Moundsville and Marshall
'"--'y vii show her strength at the polls
,.-iay and Tuesday week.
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New YoRK, Oct. 26.-The Posts special
says large number of Sheridan's prisoners
have been semitic the camp at Elmirs-
The last internal revenue report shows
the national income to be sixteen millions q
month, or nearly two hundred millions a
wear.
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ExcrrfMEsr IN CENTRE WHEELISs.-
The announcement that VIM. Carnahan is
selling boots, shoes and CATERS at ressona"
bic prices, created quite a sensation in that
part Of the city yesterday. A large lot
st;ll on hand. Call and see.
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REMOVAL.

T HAvH removed my Saddle and Harness shop from
i Hornbrookb haoek 10 my new building below y.
cd INV facilities Dor manufacturing saddles, Brides,
Harness Trunks, &C., will keep on hand the largest
and best assorsnf Of goods in my line TO be found In
the cty. rendering my thanks to the public for their
liberal patronage In the past invite them to Call upon
me at my new placs Of business.
oct2O-lws A. SCHWRRTFERGER-
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, PH1IADrLPHn, Oct. 26.-The Bulletin
has the following special despatch:
CHATTANOOGA, October 25.-Advices re-
ceived here, announce the capture Of Cap
tain McManus, ofths 18th Pennsylvania
regiment, q citizen of Reading, and Cap
tain Hole, of the 18th Pennsylvania regi-
ment, while on the way ffom the, front to
this place, both are excellent officers.
Yesterday thousand prisoners came in
from Atlanta, where they have been since
the taking of that place.
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A vorE Was taken in the Fifteenth New
York At Cumberland the other day, when
Mcclellan received three hundred and Sew
enty. Eve majority. So it goes, in defiance
of picked mail and unprecedented proscrip-
ton.
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GEN. KELLEY and staff left here ysster-
dsy morning for Cumberland. The whole
party vas in good health and the best OF
spirits.
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No DncoUNT.-There is no discount on
the Chesapeake oysters sold ~ Booth,
Battelle & Co., at their boat store, corner
Monros and Water streets. A fresh supply
in received daily, and customers may there,
fore fely upon . delicious article.
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Town Lots for Sale.

DURsUANT tsths provisions Of decree OF the GU
II cult Court q Marion, rendered At the October
term thereof in - case Of John Q. Fleming ys John
MeCus shall, % ne second Monday IN November
nsx proceed 70 ss before the door Of Court House
Of sad county suction TO shs highest bidder.
the following terns 70 Wit For eash In hand SUFFICIENT
10 nav the cost Of s suit and the exsnss Of sss and
the reaidus upon Q credit Of T. and II months, the
purchase giving Ind and sssurtfy and fhs eesmss-
unuaid purchase money. Ths lots very dssrAfle,
beine ven situated ana vsn adsptsd ior fsaider ees
and Stuatsd in the most bushes town On the Belt.
more Chic Rsilsoad. in the county Of Marion.
> =. SMITH,
os&al.dltkvat Oouminlonsr.
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TIE WEEKLY REGISTER will be issued to-
day. Gall and secure q copy. just the
thing to send to your friends abroad. Price
with or without wrappsrs) five cents.
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TEE .TTENnoS OF COUNTRY AEh'
CHANTS is invited 10 the unusually arg 'svr.
of BOOTS and SHOES laW IN s'0ls anu 'V D. a.
by Mcclellan 4 Knox, at IS IA n tho ,i,v
as low if not lower than any house =.
Give them call. - oct27-2n
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-27

WASHINGTON Oct, 26-The navy depart
mens has information that the fIorids ny
rived ct Santa Cruz de tensrifs, on the 3rd
of August, and obtained 6 full supply OF
.coal and provisions, and left after staying
"a hours, She discharged one Of her ON
cers, who WA an invalid and one OF her
men, New Yorker. Who said he was the
only American In her crew. - - ~.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-27

BLANK Book MAKING and Binding done
10 superior style and at reasonable prices
Wy ~sanrER OFrIcr. Friends, give us
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-27

New YoRK, Oct 26.-A Washington
special to the Post says, it is rumorsd that
Moseby's guerillas made raid upon Mar
tinsburg, Va, last night, and captured
General DuHe and his staff.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-27

We would commend the Exchange Hotel
at Wellsburg, to all our readers who may
have occasion to visit that town. The
house II oppOsite the steamboat landing,
and Mr.. James Miller, the proprietor,
akpows how to keep h0tal,