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In Chancery.

{XTRsr VIRGINIA, Ohio County, Circuit Court,
wv September rules, 1864: sssss9A IA
Theod re Fink in his own right and said Theodore
oompla in ants against Gibson L Cranmer and Lean
der Zane, executors Of Daniel zans dsessssd and
said Leader Zane, Gibson oranmer and wife Della,
Daniel Zane, Anon McSwords and bis wife Indiana,
devsees and legatees OF said Ds1is Zane deceased,
and Noah Zane, Orlof Zane, James W Zane Ebenezer
W Zane. Leandsf.Xsp Daniel Zane, Anon NC
Swords and wife Indiana, Hans Phillips and wife
Rhzabeth, and Gibson Cranmer and wife Della, and
which Noah, James, Ebenezer, Leander, and Daniel
Zane Indiana NcSwords, Elizabeth Phillips and Della
Cranmer, children and heirs e ax ofsad Daniel
Zane, deceased. aaaz jacob, waltsf Hunter. I,shs
Lindsay Daniel List, Rev Alfred PAUL, and The
North Western Bank Of Virginia, defendants.
The object Of this suit is TO sell that part Of zanes
Issnd in said County Of Ohio which belonged TO sad
Daniel Zane, declaPed and vhich John
List now deceased and jacob Trustees, to secure
the payment of debt to the North Western Bank OF
Virginia and which debt Is nov he ID BY the plantit.
Theodore Fink And also to sell the property OF said
Daniel Zane. deceased owned BY him In DIS lifetime,
called "rhe Homestead" aud which was conveyed TO
debt to Elisha Lindsay, and which debt said Lipd.
soy Is also owned by said plaintiff, Theodore Fink
The purposeof having SAID property sold y to pay the
And the defendants, Anon HcSwords and wife lndi.
ana Noah Zane and Orloff Zane, not having entered
their appearances, and it appearing nom nm s0dayr
ed in the that they are not residents OF the
state of West virgiDis, on the motion of the COM
painants by their COUNSEL Is ordered that they do
appear here Within one month after the due puolica-
ton of this Order and do what may be neoSayW
protect their interests heren and that copy OF this
order be puhished once wees, for four successive
weeks in newspaper printed in the city Of Wheel
ing and that further copy be posted at the 'front.' door
ofthe Court House Of Ohio County, nor like PERIOD
October |, 1854
| ''p'-7i'S's' 30 JACOB BURKLR, Clerk.
z JACOB for complainant. ,,e,sf .
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Defeat of Sterling Price.

ST.. Louis, Oct, 27-The following is de
rived from q reliable source. Our force has
been driving Price rapidly since Sunday,
and at last account he was 20 or 80 miles
southeast of Fort Scott; his army was rout
ed and disorganised. On Tuesday we had
several fights with him between Mound
City and Fort Scott, in all Of which he
was badly whipped, losing $50 killed and
IL pieces Of artillery. Among the prison
ers were Magruder and several prominent
officers. They burnt 200 wagons yesterday
to prevent thom from falling into our hands
The telegraph is working to Fort Scott,
but nothing was received of to-days opera
tions.
General Steel was heavily reinforced al
Fort Smith, and will probably contest
Prices entrance into Arkansas.
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The Beaufort Expedition.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-The Commercials
Washington special says, it is understood
here that Admiral Porter will sail for the
rendezvous of his feet at Beaufort, N. O.,
as soon as the Montauk arrives at Fortress
Monroe, which will be this week; the 9th
er vessels of his squadron are all ready and
have either arrived, or are on the way. The
attack may be expected next week, and it
is believed that the arrangements are so
perfected that the reduction Of the bate.
rries at the mouth Of Cape Fear river will
be accomplished in q few hours.
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B,,HssALIAN ORGEIs OF THE SHopEYITfs
A Gentleman who visited the NncolR
rub Room last night, informs Us that
scene worthy the attention of an artist Of
comic monthly was presented. "Bald
laced" whiskey, lager beer and ale flowed
freely and there was scarcely sober man
the Hall. He did not hear what was the
occasion of this deplorable affair, but
bought it was a grand WAKE over the
lead cascass of Abolitionism. By procla'
:naticn the Mayor yesterday ordered al
.ouses where liquors were drank to be
,losed. Why did he not drop In the room
N the corner of Market and Quincy street
with posse and put stop to the distruc-
hon Of bold faced" whisky? The gentle
MAN who furnished US these statements
ars be will DO qualified to it.
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New YoRK, October q. The Herald's
Washington special says, the report that
the enrolement is failerc, and that the
substitute clause is to be repealed, and
that drafted men will be Obliged to 60 into
the service, and that there will be draft
for 100000 men on the first Of January is
pronounced by General Fry, utterly nm
founded. 'a sae sef.. q
The Chesapeake and Ohio canl is again
opened the entire length.
G.n. Ricketts, is rapidly recovering from
his wound. r'r .f. ~ ,aJ
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Ossipa and Skipwith Landing, was n ention
ed, in which large numbers of beef cattle
.Nere secured.
The extensive rebel Government wagon
sEops q Lvnckburg were destroyed be frs
On Tie night of Saturday last
j Shefidsn's magnificent victory of the l9tf
instant, Was such. q crusher to the rebels
that the Richmond editors are making dss.
perate endeavors TO be little discouraged
The Enquirer, siluding to the turning point
Of the battle says, one of the most brilliant
victories Of the war had been gained by our
troops; but in an evil hour, whena portion
of our men we're plundering the property
they had captured, . small force Of Yankee
cavalry appeared On our left flank; the
pIunderers took fight, and thus the whole
army was thrown.into apsnic, and fled int
disorganised condition. ......- .ss-is s.s
u The rebel csva!.ay are abused in strong
terms for their conduct on the occasion
These Richmond papers claim as their capr
turess 300 Union soldiers. saa.o sas
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81 SeccrFeftary OF treasury sny /.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. q Dispatches in the
border papers say, the train from Fort
Smith was; attacked BY the Choctaws south
of Fort Scott, and l6 men, killed, and tae
post train burned. "a ysR 1sI ,aA eo 80,
About 100 guerillas under Captain Taylor
entered Mataroras, few miles from Fort
Scott, at "l2o'clock Saturday, night, and
murdered Colonies Knowles, Brown, haw
kins, McNutt, and Stont, also old squire
Reynolds, and two other citizens. They
burned two stores. churches and several
dwellings. liam
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rHE PRIcE OF CH1cKENs.-The price at
which chickens are obtainable nowadays
places them above the reach of most peo-
pie. The reason given for this by an old
farmer is, that it costs more to raise chick
ems now than it used to. We can't see it
they formerly obtained their food BY pick
iap it up about the barns. This is precise
: the way they are reared-or rear them
,elyes-now; and the "waste" is ell the
same. The reason why chickens bring
,uch high prices now is, that the producers
ask them, and the consumers pay them
that ia all.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. ~.
Cotton-Steady, at 81 25al rs for mid
ding closing quiet. -
Fiour-State and Western l0al5c bet
ter, at $50 30a9 As for extra State,
$40 45al0 rs for extra round hoop Ohio
and $40 8Oa12 for trade brands, the market
closing quiet. ao y ~. ; ,.s9g
Whfsk y-Heavy at 81 72al IA for
State and Western. .-vr,.r,r
Wheat-In good demand, particularly for
speculation. Prices are 3a4c higher: So III
az 13 for No. 2 Chicago spring, So 28a2 80
for good winter red Western, $2 As white
Western. - go 49, Tl aast -.l
Rye-Scarce and firm -.aa..@ lI,. fs'a' <.
Barley-Heavy and lower. asasr =.
Corn-Unchanged, at 81 Gal GO for
mixed Wester ), closing at the inside quo-
tation. en- gH rg-a. sn- a.1 -
Wool-Quiet. r - re e
Coffee-Dull and prices nominally I'M
changed. a1 aH .4 :, b,
Susar-Steady, at 22a23c for Porto
Rico, and l7ta20c for Muscovado.
Molasses--In better request.
Petroleum Dull and lower. Crude, 40
a464. -.
Pork-Opened lower and quite heavy, at
$40 OOa4l for mess, $40 0Oa4S Is for new,
cash and regular way, closing at $4s 90,
cash, $38 5Oa39 so for prime, and $42n
AZ 25 for prime mess. tAait
Beef-Steady, at $8al3 for country mess
Sl3al8 so for repacked mess, md Bis GOA
"a 90 for extra mess. .-,E --i -
Cutmeats-Firm, at l64alS4c for sh3ul
ders, and ls4a2lc for hams. Bacon sides
quiet. - q
Butter-Quiet, at 3Oa4Oc for Western
and 38a48 for State.
Cheese-In moderate demand, at l4a22c
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TRUST SALE
or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TN,pursuancs Of Decd VI Trust mAde 10 mo by
L Jefferson 1. Lsagston, now deceased, aud which
Decd Of Trust Is duly recorded IN the pfopsr once
Monday, the fin day of November, 1861, at tho
Court House for said county, soil, for cash, the
following property situate on Fifth street 10 the
City of Wheeling, to wit: L"ts numbers nine, ten,
eleven and twelve, In J. @. Ritchiss adj ion to
Wheeling and ais, the four adjoining Lats which
are on the east sids Of said lots Nos. 3 10 III and
H. md which four adjoining lots arc situate 10 the
I'D lition to Wheeling, called Basna Vista, and are
imbered seven, eight, nine and ton, in sqnare No
50, and Which property is situated on Fifth street,
and Union street, stof Fifth street and north Of
Union street, and are now in the occupancy Of the
family of william. Robinson lately deceased.
70 .g . ,. z JACOB, Trustee.
Oct 7, 1864. srts, ..i soct1de.
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TREAsuARy DEPARTMENT,

New YORK, Sept. 24th, 1864.
Elliott r. Shepard, Esq, No. l6 Val street;
t-~SIs-I ams.in .reesipt Of your letter o.
Sept 2Isb in which yop suggest, on behalf
Of yourself and clients, that ne q1estion
whether the notes of the issue Of 1861,
known % 7.30sarenreceisabley for duties
will be referred fof' decision either 70 Judge
Belts, ofIthe United States District Court,
or the attorney general. In the discharge Of
my official dahes. II have already found it
necessary to examine and consider fully the
subject here presented, and have formed
and repeatedly expressed my opinion tina,
these notes are not so receivable; the ques.
ton. being therefore decided, 50 far Is its
decision rests with this Department, must
decline giving my assent, to the'proposed
reference - w. F. FEssENDEN,
'-'s's' ~ FzSecretarv of Treasury
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IycoNslsrSNcY.-The partisan bitterness
and Inconsistency Of the Republican party
was illustrated in a number of cases at the
election yesterday. A number Of citizena
Of foreign birth, who have been voting here
Tor, in some instances, nine years, We're
challcnged by the Republicans and COM
PEELED to produce their naturalization pa
pers. while other foreigners, when chal'
eaged by the Democrats, were permitted
% vote without their papers. This was
done in nearly every ward in the city.
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o,ru.-It may be question whether
,,e sin of taking the Lords name in vair
may not be applied to other species @
18th. than those generally understood te
!, rrofane. The oatbs administered by the
officials of the custom house and Other
government departments have been cited
q, approaching morally to profanity A
Buffao paper says that the following j. the
r,v in which certain custom house officials
IN that city administer oaths. With com
roeDdsble alacrity they administer the oath
,bo.. and We know of "a good many Wheel
, officials who are not whit behind
,tz: 81
Softly swear entry subscribe by you
,,ne shelp y God give me twenty cents
YOU must get the change haint got any"
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The IrOn.clad Fight.

New YORK, Oct. 26,-Philadelphia
papers say Of the fight between the Iron,
clads that she'll exploded on the Drury
near her fore gun, wounding two men Sc,
verely. The Drury weighed anchor and
got out of range as quickly as possible
The iron ram Fredericksburg was struck
several times but suffered little injury the
greatest damage done her was by one Of
the shells which exploded directly over hel
grating wounding six men, four, very slight
" and two severely. 1t is said the Rich
mond came in for her. share of the FIRE, and
had her smoke stack shot into.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The case Of the
Weschester, Pa, Je6srsoaian came up be-,
fore the United States Circuit Court yes
terday. VIM. II. Hodgeson Us VIM Mill
wood, United States Marshal. The jury
rendered a verdict for the plaintiff for
$4,000 damages for illegal seizure OF the
Jefersonidn, ......fl
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ELECTION REruRNs.-Up the time OF the
pEesant writing, half past one o'clock a.
~, the vote has not been counted in any o.
lie wards. The total vote cast in the CITY
5 about 2,24O. 1t is generally believed
Lat the majority in the city for the NC
CIcan ticket will be about 100, and 1t II
estimated, in the absence of returns, tha'
tue majority in he county will reach ooo.
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Gard, of .Thanks.

10 ths Editor Of tie Wheeling Register. 4 =
At meeting of the Mcclellan and Pen
dlston Gles Club Of the city Of Wheeling
held at their room on the evening Of jthl
18th OF October, 1864, Mr.. Cloudy offered
the following resolution, which was unani
mously adopted: "
Resoieed, That the hearty thanks of this
Club are due, and are hereby returned to the
citizens and patriotic ladies Of the town ol
Wellsbdrg, for the kind and hospitable
manner in which the members thereof were
treated during the lAte Witt of this Club ID
that town, and more particularly to James
Miller, Esq. the proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel, and tho committee which paid such
particular care to our wants and pleasures,
at the head of which was 0. G. Russell,
Esq. "
Please publish the foregoing resolution,
and request tho Wellsburg Herald to do So
60 Henry DUNLAP, President
JOE HAMILTON, Secretary. g
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o---rrsRrerr SHINpLAsrEss --fnere =
GOWN crescent time an uOu'al amount o.
at 'nv '.tsit shiuplastsrs afiOat. We would
e0nD'''' 9, all surprised if as much as one
not 10 r a' dollars of counterfeit postal
or '"O u' ah.npes hands in this city every
currency ' s,,es one knows .a,op'..ss. !.
gay ~ Looked at but is taken tor what it
'elr0 D ike. and, after all, as the gentleman
IOoA' ..d the bogus ones are about - good
'e'l,A'A anime, for they answer tho same
as wv II is not uncommon for q bar
P"f or or tobacconist, or any one who
h's 81. much in small change, to fad one
uS If his money counterfeit when he
, ''nnts his receipts at night. "Verily' this
.' great country" as the convict said
: 80, he was looking through his prison
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JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
Z.JACoB, for complainant. gKI go
q loct2-ltaw4W

yzAcKwELL BARTnLON, ESQ, viii please take
II take notice that shal the 27th day Of Noyem-
ber 1854 at the Office Of Smith, in the town Of Fair
mont West Virginia between the hours Of A. N. and
BP NJ Of that day proceed to take the dispositions Of
Zedoc Jo!if and others, to be read in evidence in
crrtsin suit in ehancery now pendug IN the Circuit
Court OF Marion, in which am complainant and you
such depositions be not commenced, or II commenced.
TIE same be not completed on said day the taking OF
tue same will be continued from day to day at the same
place ana between the same hours until completed.
=, ELIZA BETH BARThLON.
oct2l.4tw per Attorney wilson q Smith.
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CAIRo, Oct, 26-The steamer Mary Duke
from Delrulls Bluff, arrived at Memphis on
the 25tb, with large number Of refugees.
kThe steamer Marmora was fired into at
Prairie landing on White river, and was
followed S or miles, one Of her officers and
Is negro soldiers were killed and number
wounded.
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A HANDSOME PREsENT.-At the last
monthly meeting of the Independence Fire
Company First Ward) the receipt OF o
handsome photograph of Neptune Steam
Fife Engine, presented by Mr.. George W
Robinson. was acknowledged, and resolu-
ton Of thanks was adopted. The photo
,apb is very handsome one, and will &c
far % fill up the walls of the finely flied up
Dom OF the Hose Company.
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New YoRK, Oct. 27.-The Richmond
papers Of Monday last have the following:
It is said that the Yankee deserters stated
that sixty vessels, of oil classes, intended for
an early attack on Wilmington, are rendez>
vouing 10 the harbor of Beaufort, N. @.
~ Yankee raids on the towns of Woodville,
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New YORK, Oct. 27.-The gold market
this morning is steady, opening at 2l54
and reaching at noon ZIG which figures were
maintained up to two O'Clock, a rumor on
the street that Grants army is moving
had no effect on gold or stocks.
The Commercials Washington special
reiterates the report Of discovery OF
fraud on New York soldiers by substituting
cClelan tickets for Lincoln ones already
given.
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New York Money Market.

g7-r '.e.a.r NEW I0RK, Oct. ~.
The money market was active at Z pei
cent. for call loans. Sterling exchange
quiet at 1904 for specie.
The Gold market was without decided
change, opening at 2l5, advancing to 2l6a,
and closing at 2l5s.
Government stocks firmer. U. s. Is
81, coupon, l07t; 5-20s, registered, To-
1905, 10S; 10 40s, coupon, 94s.
Fort Wayne, 99a.
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Coon ADYIcE.-Says an exchange
Never buy goods OF dealer that dong
ADVERTISE. You can be sure that he Is close,
>ringy, and lacks of sufficient energy to
take advantage of the markets and ooy
cheap. In fact, it is safe rule to set down
t1st you will have to pay 20 per cent
more for goods to a merchant who DOM
advertise than to one that does" /
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ST, LOUIS, Oct, N-The Democrats dis.
patch from Leayenwerth says; Price is
driven below Fort Scott closely followed
by our cavalry, We have captured large
number Of prisoners, including General
M.rmaduks and Cobb, and several pieces
of artillery.
Rosecrantz was at Little Santa Fee, twelve
miles south of Kansas City with infantry
on Tuesday evening.
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r WILL oasr ct private sals until Tuesday the lst
10. l2R With the three story store room on the
Nv tustsd on the east sids efMariet Square in thu
second ward; slso the sgush half q lot No lss at-
hs s nd: q ona s. ssSSnd
tSsesa contsiuine seven rooms and Q Kitchen. In
49, - pronsrty above nsmedis not sold at private
80 h.sore ke ist day Of November next viii on
49, ~ M O'Clock of3er the same Ut public sale at
ths front door Of the Court House ofohio county.
'os s.tS1.aS NARY LUKE.
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Town Lots for Sale.

UNURsUANr tsShs provisions Of decree Of the Cir
4 emit Court e Marion, rendered at the October
term thereof IN - of John D. Fleming John
Mo(lua / sbsIi, o. TIE second M2ndAy in November
next uroceed to al before the door OF the Court House
N nd county BY pubc auction. 70 the highest bidder
tro Jots No and In the town OF Asuningtop, upon
the following tsrs, 20 Wit: For cash IN hand sufficient
IN nav the cost Of This suit and the expesss Of SALE and
the residue upon credit Of T. and II months, the
nurcbassr giving beud and security and the commis
siorer retaining hen the said lots 70 secure the
unpaid purchase money. The lots are very desirable,
befne ven taatsa and veil sdapted ior residences,
and situated In The most business town on the Balti-
more = Ohio Rclssad. in the county q M,r,Pn.
tafAA 9 afyf .,.seagg Il. SMITH,
oet9l-dltkw3t &c Cemmisaoner.
yTTRsT VIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks
w once ofthe Circuit Court Of Marion county for
thsmonth Of July, 1864:
Robert Moran, a3-D
W. 4 In Chancery. atH8
Thomas j. Mslett.g
The object Of this suit 10 20 obtain dacfss 20 pell
certain tract land lying In the county Of Marion on
he vaten Of white Day, sold by complainant TO
Rezin Malott dead, 70 satisy judemsnt In favor
OF complainant against the said Resin Ialot deesas-
Cd for y70 purchase money for sad lands and il APP
pearing from sidsv filed in the papers Of this cause
that the defendants, Edward Htton, Wesley Travis,
Hudsh Travis Milton Malott and Mary Z. Malott are
not residents Of this State IL Is ordered that they sp-
pear here within one month from duo prblicston Of
this order and DO what Is necessary to protect their r
| terest IN this suit.
wisos & snish. counsel foecsnpiainsnt.
ocszlsvA rff - 20 e,
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The recent victories of Sheridan has Sc
cured the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and
with that open, Booth, Bsttellel& Go. daily
receive fresh supply of Chesapeake oys>
ters. Call at the boat store and get can
or half can. ft.H4a,,
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New YORK, Oct. 27-Ths 20 inch Rod
men gun was tested yesterday at Fort
Hamilton, it was first fred with blank cart
ridge Of 100 lbs. of powder, and then with
so lbs. and solid shot of 80 lbs, and I'm
ally with 100 lbs. at an angle of25 degrees
this shot was thrown 4 miles. The full
range of the gun is thought to be between
s and 6 miles. The experiments were en-
tirely successfully II or 6GYYae'gJ
By the forthcoming reports Of the SAM
tary Commission, it will be shower that the
value of the contributions received, exceed
81. 600, 600. .lAn M- MnALaENaE
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Furniture at Auction.

The subscriber will offer at Auction. on Thursday,
otohsr the alta 1884 ct his residence the Island
TTs HOU SEHOLD AND KITCHR N
FURNITU RE, Consisting Of Hattrases. Bead
stssds, Carpets, Mahogany Chairs, Bureaus, Tables
F,tsnsion fable, Looking Glasses, Secretary and
pooI CO. Windsv Blinds, Curtains Cbairs, Sofas,
Cookne Stove Parlor Stoves, Stair Carpet and Rods,
80 ~ dominance ct 10 o'clock, 4. II. LIZ .--
'."''''"TI ; = JOHN MORGAN
Ono 4. WrxuAx, Auctionse. Oct; Is std
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MONTREAL, Oct. 27.-Eight dispositions
concerning the recent raid, were taken at
St. Johns yesterday. The option of trans
ferring prisoners to Montreal was left to
Hon. Edmonds, who acts for the United
States. '+.t.!
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REMOVAL.

T HAVE removed my Saddle and Harness Shop nom
i Hornbrook's block to my new building below ~
g. Manders Furniture Store. Having largely increas-
ed nv facilities Tor manufacturing Saddles, Brides
Harness Trunls ks. / will keep hand the largest
and best assortment Of goods in my line to be found in
the CITY, rendering my thanks to the public for their
liberal patronage In the past invite them to call upon
me at my new plscs Of business. ~ l. -
oct2O'lw A. SCHWERTFERGER
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tWAsHrscros, Oct G-The City Poin,
mail, boat arrived at Washington to-day
bringing no important news. =. -
d Gen. Dufie was capured by che susrlllas
while separated from his staff. 81 '9'
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We would intimate to our readers, espe,
ciaily the ladies, that Vim. Oarnahan. Main
street, Centre Wheeling, has on hand q
choice assortment of boots, shoes and gait
ers, which will be sold at very reasonable
prices. IRlii~ EH !.