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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
The Occupation Of Goldsboroush
Confirmed.
shermaa and Schofield at the Eeaa Of
An Immense Army.
SHERIDAN ON TIE WAR PATH.
Ehe Potomac Army In Motion.
From Washington.
wAsmnGrov. "Wednesday, March -, 1865.


Tie Republican extra says the Government has
received intelligence that sunday last Gen. Shor'
mans army entered Goldsbmoush North Carolina
His march was unoppOsed.
The two armies Of sherman and Schohch have
formed Junction.
The Republican extra further says;
shermau's present command rs sufficiently formil
able to confront Lees whole army IN the open field
without the assistance 81 Grsut, snd no force that Se
Rebels may raise can impede Sberman's triumphant
march northwalJ
The story Ia TIE R,c,Rotd Seat;ar; which we pub
hshed yesterday that four Of Shemsns divisions were
sepulsed near Fayetteville turns out be Rebel le
vs stated
sHCoSD pIsPATCB.
PmlAlGIPHIA Wednesday March -, 1866.
special dispatch from Washington TO The
Hrssizs Telegraph says messenger arrived with news
nom Gen. sherman 70 Monday. via City Point.
Gsolsboroueh was occupied by our forces on Friday
and the army moved Immediately in pursuit u the
enemy.
Refugees all report that Johnston "a moving 70 Eieh'
pond 10 Join Lee and tbs, his army really uDtt for
heavy fighting and that HoAes troops ere the only
men that can be relied upon.
Raleigh Wiz be captured with bnt LITTLE. il any,
Sighting.
Gen sheridan Is off smother raid j, j., siid ;h,t
ne wiz intercept Johnston ID HE retreat
The Army of the Potomac IL believed 10 be advancing
west A great battle is expected soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23

son. Co q; James Grace. Co. c; Michael G Smith Co
Fred Teller, 20. Ct r. g. Miller Co " John Moore os'
Besman, Go. A.
Martin Hickman, nth Ohio. wounded
Albert Hoyt.. SD Illinois, wounded.
Amo. Crylcy, 3st Illinois, WOUNDED
Patrick Gicrith Ath Ohio. killed
Howard Csddle, Co. II, Goth Iudans, wounded
Corp william II. Wilson, Go. h, 1b ludir'.s, wounded.
William Rush. Co n. y9h Indiana wounded.
James sturgeon, TO. \, l3,h Wiscon an, wounded
Jefferson Gooch, Co. T., 53th Illinois, wounded
B~nsmin Parker, Co. 4, l3tE Iowa wounded.
WilaID'Ii. shepard. Co. Is, 4th Iowa. wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
sehevwan's Gss~l March - kiIpntrirl.'s
Part i'm G-Tke Battle 81 Msnr~~'s
STassnsios, March AS-sA iissA nd
Wounded.
sTAHTISG.

Trsns Oa, dpees Corespsraei't
TrMr'Cloy. Mach ~, i-l+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23

fred himself more to call his cannoners than for pur
pose Of execution. Again be loeds and fres-stil the
Alehamians and Kentuclians fight, not knowing but
that the guns in the hands Of the enemy. At the
third shot, they find out that il l. tetsoD- then such
yell as was sent up heard before Gen. XII
patrick, mounted on a mule without q saddle. with only
bis drawers and shirt on and barcfooted, he advanced
cading some 10 to 900 men. He was joined by the
dsmountcd men, the 9Th Ohio. the Kentuckians and
Alabamians. and drove the enemy from camp. Now
the fight transferred 10 headquarters. There was
still force fighting Wheeler in the rear. and sharp
contest going on npon Tho flank Tho Rebels now
with drawn sabcrs returned TO tie charge, and swept
down toward the camp, hut were met with such
slower OF bullets ,ley are hurled backward. our men
following until ,loy reoched cur battery; both gum
were opened upon tie Rebels Who charged TO take
the battery ard reached within twenty yards, where
they again stopped by the Gie Of the guns and
small arms. Still ol Irging they came up To within
four feet Of tic muzze OF tho guns when horses and
riders 30 down together. Now tLey move column
around the house take ,he guns IN the rear but set
son he's noticed ,be mo encut aud gives them the con
tents OF tie pieces once MORE At this they move off,
sicrson firing. csrbnes firing and general yell all
round.
WHAT Ur cor IL 1T.
The fight is ended. Now FOR the results.
The Rebels LEFT dead upon the field seyeny'wo OF
GERS and men. a hundred and some odd woLnded &
hundred and twcn.y.iour wounded in Fayetteville.
Every house along tie rood was full OF killed and
wounded. MAKING tier acilal known loss over six
hundred. Probably eight hundred would hot DO an
over estimate
Our loss Was IN commissioned officers kdi'is
a. IN ,yilrfpr-t0tai
ENLISTED NIX.
Killed ............ l2 MI-sirs.. -.-....---'o
MonGd'd.......... 81 a.
Total. ........-...-...--. '-''~''
Ofthis number the 1T Alabama cavay lost Officers
wounded , missing enlisted men Killed, ii enlisted
men wousdod. IS rsissng-.o'n. 81.
CASUALTIES.
Maor Crsmer WHO gives IRE these particulars OF the
cavalry march and battles was wounded severely III
the hin taken prisoner and cft by The roadside 10
die lie however recovered and sent word OF hi' STU
an3n. AID was brought into Fayetteville
Among the Rebel killed was Gen HINES, and Col.
Aiken commanding a brigade. Five Rebel coonei'
ycrc wounded oInore them the notorious Col Harms
in conand o. tie Texas brigade; niso fifteen icuien
ani colonies and mejors. Tho surgeon Of the Jsh.
Davis Legion said DO had every embplaBee and wagon
0u oi commissioned officers Major Crainer, While in
The enouy's lnnds heard them. during their consult
alton. admit that they bad been badly WHIPPED. tLe
| morning Ulth) the other tilfsdos Joined Ge\h
ra,.c.. and al moved NJ within four miles Of fayeite
T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23

Fun On cpsc NDIIfsp~f'1'it
THMrSClOy. Mach H. iSE.
sTAHTING.
The csvsrs force Of Gen. sherman, under
.ouu.,d Of Rcvet Msjotisr Fitzpatrick, conSituir 2
The sf or 1asxing wing Of The army. Left carp on tae
RIA, Oosehe. near Savannah on the :sth otJaausry
,,setIns s;ste,s Ferry g miles distant On TIE goth
yrs,o there was detention os four DAYS which were
.eupied 10 renewing toFpedoci and building co'durcy'
10, III. pssage 81 the troops AT soc'oct OF the ~ OF
ysbruary. Fitzpatrick cavalry moved across the H'ef
ana ,,esmpel IN KplGh Carolina. On the lth they
moved 10 LAYTON % mills. and encanped. The entire
ossntry along tho line iof march was laid wa'te' the
Ssrsss bprpsd al honses bsgns ginning mills. cotton
fsot,Iss scd s,e,ytslor i.eaeesfss Destroyed !bs
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to bumpers Creek, where they found poor country,
in striking contrast 10 that they had iost passed
fhrouyh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08
Honey lTnttleSrl.s a 9iinfIDnS1i


CINCINNATI Nov. 7th.-The money
market exhibits no new feature. Bank
ers have an easy working supply of
currency but there Is no disposition to
expand the discount lines. The inn
preston is that it is not safe to put out
money except for short periods, and
this idea governs capitalists at present,
At the same time the applications for
loans are light. The speculative feeling
Is dead, or at least suspended, and bus
mess men are aiming to get out of debt.
Very few are disposed to borrow with a
view to new investments, and few new,
engagements are being made, except so
lar as they may be necessary to supply
the wants OF regular trade. In so far
as the recent contraction of the cur
rency was intended to produce caution
IN mercantile circles it has been entirely
successful, as very marked degree Of
caution Is now observable in All quar-
ters, so great indeed, that it seems diff
cult to check the downward tendency
Of prices of leading commodities. In
New York speculation is confined
seems to center on second class secu-
rites. Governments are weak and
dropping, while some railway stocks,
uncertain as to dividends, are selling
nearly as high as the 7-3O United States
bonds. But outside of the railway
stock market, the tendency is very de-
ctdedly IN the line of contraction, and
It will be kept in that course unless
Congress should consent to a further
imitation OF the currency. Upon this
point, however, there need be no Clouhts
Mr.. McCulloch's views, we have GOOD
reasons for saying, have not undergone
any change, since he made his Fort
Wayne speech. His policy was there
clearly defined. That policy will be
recommended TO Congress and it will
be adopted. This of course does not
denly contracted; but it viii be rraclu-
ally Withdrawn, SO as to make steady
progress toward specie basis.
The cautious policy, therefore, which
business men have adopted is the safe
one, and the more closely it is adhered
to the less trouble will result from the
reduction of the volume of currency.
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New YorIk lInrlLer.

NEW YORK, Nov. z.
COTTON Heavy and fully 1929 low
er; 54955c for midlinEs, closing firm at
IA ia a6e price. FLouR-5@1Oc better
Is SOt9S 80 for extra State; 50 1909 D for
common to good shipping brands r. III.
o., and 80 30912 10 for trade brands;
market closing quiet with the advance
scarcely sustained. WHIsRY-Firm:
western in lots at 81 80. WHEAT-NTore
active on part of exportand prices lC92c
petteri 81 75C41 S2}}f for Milwaukee, 81 81
Tor old do. in store; g 3S62 40 for new
Amber State; 81 20 for old Amber red
Western, and 81 40 for new white Mich
tgan. RYE-Quiet; Canada 81 10; and
155 bushels Western at 81 O5. BARLEY
Moderately active and firm; 81 II for
Statei II 10 for Canada East, and 81 so
1or Canada West. BARLEY MALT
quiet. CoRN-1c better with a fair bus
mess doing in part for export; S26SSc
Tor unsound; S999lc for sound mixed
western; 93c for white Western, and
S5C99Sc for yellow. OATs-Firm. for
sound ana heavy for unsOund; 466JOc
for unsound, and 55@50c for sound
CoFFEE-Qutet. SUGAR-Ffrm; Cuba
Muscovado 13H@15c; Havana l4c, Mo-
LAssEs- Quiet; Porto Rico 81. PRTRS.
LEUM-Efrm; S611@37c for crude; and
4Oc for refined in bond. PoRK-FfrIner
with u fair demand; $32@32 as for mess:
closing at $32 75; cash and S27 SCOOPS for
prtm mess, also $50 bbls. mess for Nov.
buyers option at $50 25@32 so; and 1850
bbls. new mess for january and Febru-
airy, sellers and buyers option, at S3l rs
(932 25. BEEF-Steady; li6I4e for plain
mess and 14@17c for extra mess. BBRP
HAMs-Un Cur MEATs-Dul
at l51z@17c for shoulders, and 20@2Sc
Tor hams. BACoN-Dull. LARD-Firm;
2692S5{c. BUTTER-In demand; 3O642c
for Ohio and 40955c for State. CHEESE
Firm; 14al9c.
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GeorgIa Eleetions.-.TI,he C,boIe-o,


New YORK, November IA dispatch
to the Savannah Republican, dated
Columbia, LIST, says Exc Governor q. 4.
Manning Is elected u. s. Senator for
the term ending 1867.
The steamer Chase, from New York.
arrived at Savannah on the LIST. She
had a perilous passage. 80
Am attempt was made last night to
circulate new counterfeit tens on the
Albany City Bank: 8 =.
The Commercials special saws that
the organization Of Congress absorbs
the attention Of politicians, who begin
to crowd the city. The clerk will not
call the names ofmembers Of Southern
States. A motion will be offered after
roll call giving seats to Col. Stokes and
other Representatives of known LOYALTY.
who can take the oath and whose States
have repudiated the war debt and
adopted the constitutional amendment!
Mr.. Holden, Conservative candidate
for Governor of North Carolina, Is in
danger of being defeated by anti-repu-
diRtionists.
A full examination to ascertain the
fact about the cholera on board the
steamer Atlanta, in quarantine, is to
be made by four eminent Surgeons.
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New YoRK, Nov. 7.-NGajor Robins
United States p Postmaster, on duty IN
Maine, has been placed under arrest on
a charge of fraud.
A meeting of the prominent citizens
and physicians was held Inst evening
TO consider the best means of avoiding
the Cholera and prom ting the sanitary
condition of this city. DR.. Bellows oc-
Gupled the chair. The plan proposed
the visiting of the poor wards of the
city by physicians employed for that
purpose, who will prescribe for persons
afflicted with cholera. It is thought
best 70 raise 81, 600 for this purpose. It
was resolved to call a large meetins,fo
adopt further measures to carry the
plan into execution. =
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WAsHINaToN, Nov. THE National
1ntelligencer, in noticing visit to the
PRESIDENT yesterday of a delegation of
ladies from Baltimore, and the presen-
tadon of a petition numerously signed,
seeking the clemency of the Executive
in behalFof JeR Davis, says the inter-
view was protraeted one and of the
most agreeable character, and the fair
petitioners LEFT the city carrying with
them the most pleasurable Impressions
Of the President. In declining, the
President regretted that the national
character of the question restrained all
private sympathy which thew miGht
have awakened in him, and made fhe
important statement that complete ar
engagements have been made for the
early legal trial of Mr.. Davis, according
to the laws of the land.
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BosToN, Nov. 7.-Gov. Parsons. of
Alabama, Major General Swayne, OF
the Freedmen's Bureau, and the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher are in the CITY.
Governor Andrew introduced them TO
members of the Union Club this even
ance. The following cordial introdlIe-
ton from Secretary Stanton was re-
ceived: Governor Parsons, of Alabama,
has gone North for the purpose of con-
terrtng with loyal and patriotic gem
uemen In relation to matters affecting
the general welfare, particularly in the
south. He is earnestly and faithfully
la1orlng for restoration of the Union,
ana IS entitled to confidence and re-
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From Nn.lnrine

NASHVILLE, Nov. IA bill was in
trodaced In the Senate to-day to au-
tnor11e the Governor to sell and convey
me me hermitage property of the State Of
tennessee, except two acres, including
the grave OF Andrew Jackson; provided
that the estate shall be divided into lots
and sold at public auction to the hfRh-
est bidder, payment to be made in bonds
OF the State on the payment of purchase
money. - =
There wers63 eases of small pox re-
ported to-day. II Is prevalent among
contrabands mostly. .
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OsWego mRrIIet.

y VsWH8UI NON.1 q.
Flour unchanged; 500 for No.
Spring; $40 so for new Amber; 81 so for
white; Sl2 80 for double x. Wheat nc
cago Spring 81 so. Corn quiet and no
sales. Barley dull and lower; Canada
81 IL. Rye unchanged; Canada 9Sc,-
Peas quiet. Canal fFeights steady; -four
&c; wheat 1Sc; corn 1879; barley 15c;
rye l7c; oats 10Izc to New York.
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From WnshingtonIlsCubaIl ,
AID 10 England.

WAsHrNeToN, November THE
under date of October Sist' informs sN the
State Department that the Captain Gem
eral OF the Island of Cuba has rendered
to the British Consul General, troops
and war vessels, to go and assist the an-
t1or1hes. The war vessels were accent
eo ana Two OF them sailed on the date
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CHICAGO Nov. q.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and de-
clined 21Sa3c; sales at 81 3s5<a1 80 for
No. /; and, 81 15a1 II for No. 2. Corn
arm and advanced 21zc: sales at 551zc
for No. /, and 531<c for No. 2. Oats firm
at 2Ta2T1Sc. Highwines firm; sales at
81 q. Provisions firm; mess Pork
So S0a34 for old; new prime mess NOM
inal at S28 75a27. Hogs quiet at l0al1A.
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The Massachusetts RIectlon.-Demo.
cratic LOsses--General Ranks Elect

80 ~ NSA8ESAsAs .-l4.
BOSTON, Nov. 7.-our State election
took place to-day. Thevote was small,
about two-thirds of that of last wear
when Andrew received l28, 28l and
Paine 80, 19l. Returns indicate a larger
proportional loss to the democrats.
The vote of Boston was 6,OsS for BnI-
lock, 1881 for Couch. Last year the
vote was: Andrew 1878, Paine T,94l.
Returns from 112 towns give Bullock
3S,l7l, Couch 1880. The vote of the
State Will not probably exceed 100. 600.
of which Bullock will receive nom
5000 to $4,000; Couch less than 25,OOO.
General Banks Is elected to Congress in
the 9th district to fill vacancy. His
vote is about the Same as that for Gov
ernor. His own town gives him al.
against 13S for Greenwood; HayerhiIi
697, against Ia, and Charlestown gives
more than 1900 majority for Banks.
The democrats have elected one Senator
IN Suffolk county, the only one in the
State. The workingmen controlled
ward 2 and u, in Boston. The demo
Gratis elected six representatives and
the republicans II. The House of Rep
resentatives will probably stand about
as Inst year.
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BUFFALO, November As far as
done by the gale of the past two days.
a large fleet has arrived safely. and
the wind has now subsidized. The
weather Is cold and cloudy. The
schooner Driver was water-lopped on
Lake Michigan, and went TO pieces-
one man drowned. The voting IS pro
ceedtng qnietly.
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BAnTIlroRE, Nov,

OAI4AlIOHEhI 4NUVs q :.
Flour dull; sale of Howard and wes-
tern super State at 1925. Wheat steady.
yellow dull. Oats active at 5Oa52c. RIVE:
sales at95a9Sc. Cloverseed s. .. Flax
seed 80. Coffee active; sales of Rio at
2OXa22c for gold. Pennsylvania whis-
ky g 50; Western 50 39n2 40.
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PhIIadeIphinmarIket.

-ia PHILADELPHIA, Nov. z.
Flour very dull. Wheat firm; new
red at g 20a2 IS; old do. s. 85a2 IS; white
$260a3 90. Corn dull; sales of inferior
and good old yellow at s2as5c; new do.
74a7Sc. Oats firm; 54a55c. Petroleum
steady; crudeat 35c; free 75a7sc; benzene
45a4sc. Whisky closed firm at g 40.
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nnnnInmn.lln1
BUFFA1o, Nov. 4.

bURFALo, now.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat:
No. 2 Milwaukee Spring 81 IS; other
grades neglected and nominal. Corn
firm; No. mixed zoe. Oats inactive
and nominal. Barley; Canada 81 10
Rye nominal at s0aS6c. Whisky firm at
q 30 Pork $50 50a35O0.
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WASHINGTON, Fov. 7eThare Il a re-
port which seems to be well authentic
Gated that the President has approved
the sentence passed upon Wiz to be
hanged by the neck until he be dead.
and ordered II to be carried into exeCn.
ton on. Friday next. Preparations are
now being made for the execution,
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wisconsin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Un,o,
TFinmnh.

MmwAUKEE, WIS, Nov. 7.-Returps
from tifty-seven precincts. In the cities
Of milwaukee,. Racine, Kenosha, Fond
Du Lac and WatertOn, give Fairchild
Union candidate,) for Governor, 1857
majority. The vote for the extension Of
suffrage in seventeen precincts runs SIS
pehlnd the ticket. There is little doubt
5000 to 10000 majority. The result on
the vote for negro suffrage Is doubtful.
The whole vote is light compared with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

NEW YORK, November Twenty
two cases of sickness from the steamer
Atlanta were to-day transferred to the
steamship Erin. rom I,iveTno6I az,
rived ut the quarantine tonight. News
anticipated.
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"A Card.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
actively engaged in business for nearly
halt q century, resolved, some time since, 10
plattlaliS retire, 10 soon as he could succeed
IN nnulng gentlemen of capital and expaFi-
enee TO succeed him, so that the reputation
Tor his aleE and malt might be SuStnineIl, He
mas great pleasure now in informing his trends
ne ms sold out his entire buRlneSa together
with all his stock, and leased his extensive
Darlington Co., gentlemen every way Ounli-
ned TO succeed him, and worthy of DuGIio
confidence and patronage. He also takes this
opportunity OF sincerely thanking his friends
for their continued and undlmInIshed supDoTt
during the long period that he has been gn-
gagged In business.
GEO. W. SMITH.
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New York Election Returns-Unton
GaIns--RarIowE :IeeGeI--.Ren. wood
Elected State Senator. -

9ELllAtOFs
The returns from number of towns
and cities in the State show a large fall
ing off in the Democratic vote as com
pared with last fall. Barlow is certain-
~ elected Secretary of State by large
majority: The Republican State ticket
is also elected. Eleven wards in this
city have thus far been heard from, Civ
ing 1000 majority for Slocum. The
remaining words will probably run it
Senator from this city. The election in
this city has been very generally quiet.
NEW YORK, November 7-l1:8O P, n.
The returns are nearly complete. The
returns rom this city give Slocum
over g, 900 majority, being a Democratic
loss of 13, 200 from last year. His ma
tortty in this city will be abont %. 600.
The returns from the interior generally
snow Union gains. There is now no
rotary of State,
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ToIeio lIarI,ef-

TOLEDO, Nov. q.
Wheat 1a2c better; new white Michi-
gan 81 s.; old Amber s.; new do. 81 so,
Corn lie better; No. eoc., Oats dun, CSC.
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Illinois RIec,to,,...I1,,,.,, v,.,,,,..

CHICAGO, Nov. THE election to-day
went of quietly. The returns SHOW
that the Republican ticket is elected by
majority Of from 10000 70 Is 900.
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HARRrsBURe, PA, November r.
Gov. Curtin has issued Experimentation
appointing the 18th of December ~ a
day ofthanksgiving and prayer.
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TheNew Jersey INSTRUMENTATION t,nins.
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE returns
from New Jersey almost unanimously
exhibit Republican gains over the vote
Of last year. The returns also show a
large Union gain in Assemblymen.
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MLwAUKRR, Nov. Z.
Flour dull. Wheat dun ut an ad-
vance of 1a2c; sales at 81 47a1 4s.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 7.-This citv. for the
first time in several years, gave a Re.
publican majority. Wells is elected
over Fargo by about 100 majority, THE
county also gave the Union about so
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DISSOLUTTON

puBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
u mat the co-partneEship heretofore exist
1altSterS In the City of Wheeling Is this day
HthSolNed by mutual consent. The debts Of
the tlrm Will be liguidRted by GeOFge w
smith, to whom all debts due tho arm are 10
lated at Wheeling. W. Va, the lst day of
GEO. W. SMITH,
JOHN TEECE
JOHN GIBSON
WiLneSA, X. y, Henderson. nOvt-1vr
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oct2i
BOOTS e. SHOES

D PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
~. their friends and the public, that their
ran Stock OF Boots and Shoes are now full
ana complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and Others visiting our city to give
them 9 call, believing they can sell them
goods 70 better advantage than they can pur-
chnse IN. baltimore or PHILADELPHIA, at No
lSS IN Main Y street, Wheeling, w. Va