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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04
From Southwest Virginia.

By the Western xuin on, Saturday
Might, says the Lynchburgl Wirginian OF
the 22d, We received some particulars OF
the fall of the Salt Works. They were
attack cd. a, ono o'clock on Tuesday, by
the whole force of Burbridces command,
numbering 5000 men. The fight was
kept up all the evening, mostly WITH
artillery our forces being Commanded
by Colonel II, r. Pses,oni,a and number.
ing, it is said, not over 250. When
night set in they still held their own, but
undef Dover Of the darkness the Yankees
succeeded ia reaching Fort BrcckinridGc,
.one Of the. main defeuces of the place,
and BY orcrpowesiog numbers captured
it. Coll Preston deemiug it imprac,ica.
bic to hold;'thes -rorks~aoy longer, or.
dsred 40 evacuation: He, aud three
hundred Of his measare> known 10 have
escaped 10 safety.& 1t was believed that
some others would succeed. in na&ins
their way out. The works were 6red
next morning. It is believed, however:
that no serious damage, vas done, and
that they will bein.operatien~asain Ia q
month. The Yuuksdid not remain long,
and are represented to have left for leu
nessee,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04

State Of West Virginia, doisue TIL. my proclamation
declaring the said VIM Henson Joseph r. ii J.tne. T.
orey, lrvn Dixon John Nceouaha IaEd Riehsrdst John
JOIN hsi aan ReSsis i aSonpiea, {aHd vic liz
holding estate In her own right YIN. H. Morris, VIM E.
Hesnson J9en !. EitSr, SoAn w. !nye Simon Staten
John Eeweou, A. r. Bar6ec, James u. Carsnill John
Cartmjll, John Rcppetee j.. Andrew Reppeoe Alex.
andcr G. HAndey stephpn Aa.eu Theodore Iason, Boyd
Allen Hartman, John Turney, VIM Tucker, Jr, Aaron 6.
ton, j., Luxe s;asns Hilton ai1 Harfson /. E,all,
William Sm h sssss a E T5o aaP
j., William MaEon, Charles budding, Charles budding,
IT, Wake budding, James budding, j., John J: Sims,
TsyiDr. ASsrs Wiss Peter Burns; Thomas Hereford.
Charles Tins, Julius Tins, John TINS, Albert Eh Ell
Paul. Ttn. Beckett, Hofr. Kir.ley, VIM: .Kirey r.,
Recce, David Nottingham, John Thompson, William II.
Bailey Dlley Thacker. Alexander Thacker Henry Med.
ons, Wm.s Medons Joseph 10, &c. Samuel Burton. VIM.
uey Win. McKenney. -Sterritt, Sampson Nottingham.
Vctoe Farror Dozzle Eskew, Democracy Farror Casey
D. EsEew, Monroe Handley, John Burfold, Columbus
Carpenter Beverly George John George. Thomas Car.
Newman, VIM s. Henson, simpson r., William Ii. ~,
Henry Hogs John Farsor, John FarrorFr George rch.
Cortcs Farlor, Wn Peck Isaac Peck, Nm bryant Reeee
Bryant, Joseph Woods, James Ripley, Samuel Mccoy.
Seil. John Neal, Wm Hoffman, Nm. Huffman. j., jaime,
Ilumsn, Simpson League, c! l. Tucker L. r. Watkins,
Andred Watkins, Thomas rurlcy AnStcnd Norris. YIN.
Watkins, Samuel Frazer, llulson Davis, NaliSon Love.
JOY Milton EoYeoy. Thomas u. Carter eAdOphus Peck.
Samuel Frazer, r, Granville Ingram jeremiah S. lllr.
ley John Ingram. Vim. Smith. Jr. Robert A. Smith, II
!. Smith, Vim. &. Smith, Archibald Wheeler, Noah
Wheeler. Columbus IaDhat Wln. IL. LnnhSu, Samuel !,
Mccormick. Norman D.; Gwlnn, James Gwlnn Sus ".
Graham, Samuel Williamson Henry Swindler enemies
OF this State unless they SHALL within sixty days from
the date Of this proclamation, take and Ole IN the CLERK
Office Of the Circuit Court for the said county OF Putnam
m oath 10 support tho Constitution the United States
and the Constitution Of the State OF Wts: Virginia, amt
thereafter drinean themselves rs good cItlzena.
This proclamation shall be published In the Daily
lneligenccr printed In tho city OF Wheel
Ing, the scat Of government Of this stsc, and in the
kanawha Republican Newspaper printed IN the count!
Of Kanawha, for four sncerssive times in each.
Done at the city Of Wheeling, this the twenty,
H. second day OF December. IN the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty -four, and ef
the State the second. - 100 s,
:. T.. Al: BoRENAE.
Dy the Governor:
= j. EDoAk BoYrns, Secretary Of the State.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04
The: --latest News.

'Wo have, but; little, late: news3 to day,
No new operations, aside from THAT
against WILMINGTON, have been reported.
This o expedition, which seemed etc
promise 30 much, aud the success Of
which was doomed almost certain. seems
70 have uiscarried. It seems ,thatjmucb
dependence was put upon the. explosion
of d powder ship, which was to have
knocked sdowu the walls of Fort Fisher,
but scarcely awokc tho garrison. Tho
whole, Aeetthen attacked the fort, " bile
5000 colorcd troops ~crs''landed%::to
make an assault by land. But 1T was
found that it could not be taken, except
by. regular siege, $50 Gen. Butler says,
and so, the expedition was given up, aud
Butler returned to the James. -. -.
GEN. SHERMAN, at last accounts. hav.
ing destroyed the, railroads &C., around
Savannah, was about:to move northward.
HOOD seemsato have got across the
Tennessee river. and reports himself re-.
rrui,iug his army at Colum bia. -: =,
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Lee Urged for Gen eralissimI q,

). The. Richmond Exam liner, in a TRADE
agaitst JEFF Davis. -accnses Ibim5of ia;
competency. -1t-says "a. remedy for all
discomfort has suggested itself to the
miad Of reYeEy man who, thinks, and has
been 'advfsed@by thousands, Of mouths ia
the sameIbreath., ,2<It Ia tho :crantio of a
new officer, q fGoumander-ia Chief, who
shall exercise; supreme control :over!thc
armies and military affairs of the Con
iedesncy,:and the 5appoi1tmsd E Il Gen.
Lee to be that officer. Such an act, II
made in good faith aud iisolidly suarde d
against countcractiug. influences, would
restore the public confidence aud give
the country heart for new effort equal
to that which 'itihas Hitherto mndc.
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Rebels from Putnam County
A Proclamation blythe Governor

WHEREAS, I.h.ve good cause TO believe that Vim.
w Henson, Joseph r. mil James " Grey. Irwin Dix.
Andrew j. Erwin, Thoma, IL Markham, IT,: John Z.
Markham. Robert y. D. Thompson, land wife holding
estate IN her own rlshtl Vim. Il Norris, VIM E. Aern.
Early, Gather OF rebel :Gencra Elliot Thomas, John
Sewcom \. r. Barbee, James H Cartm'il, John Cartmi
John Reppe.oc, Ir Andrew j. Reppetoe, Alexander ~
VIM. E. Fife James Morgan Thopas Harvey, Allen Har'
man John Turney, VIM. Tucker j., Aaron 2. tucker,
WIliIsin b. Dovyer. Harrseon HeTtop Vim Horton, IT,
Armstrong, Isaac u. Armstrong. William Burditt, William
Hii. Enos 7, usAtbes,Elils. John Thompson jr VIM
Mason, Charles Dutdins. Charles budding. j., WAKE
s SSaa'p %sSdrcMSotd jeSn chldreI. John TAYLOR
Albert WIS, Peter Burns. Thomas Herford Charles Tins
Julius Tins, John Tins Aloes s En r rsu
bingham, John Thompson, William q. Bailey. pllsy
Thseker. Alexander Thaeses VIM "Ge e.
Samuel Sterrl,, John Burford, James Mekenney William
SteerAt, -Ssmps gaanh IT, Eetoe
Fsrror, Dazlle EskewE FassOS Cases
Martin, Aaron Na.,in Jaues EoanAn Pstos c.!psSnSer
Beverly George. John George, Thomas Carpenter, m
Lacy Aaron Kelley, Simpson Ksllsy AdsGS N s%
Harmon, Samuel Giles Andrew " Donnelly Henry hoSgf
John Farror John Farror, j., Geo Btrch Sortcs
wm Peck, Isaac Peck, Nm Bryant ksese gsysh yessHe
Nm. Holman. nm. TytamAn, jr Jsres HUFFMAN s!mp-
son League, L Tucker, L e; Watkins; AndssM a:1
Samuel Frazer r Hntson Davis Madison Love]oy, NIL;
ton Ler.Ioy, Thomas B. CARER Adophus Pack, Samuel
Frazer M Grsndvle Ingram !senaS E'T sSaa
VIM s Smith, Archibald Wheeler Eosh Wheeler. colnna-
bus isnhAm, Vim. II. Lankam, Samuel 2. Mccormick,
Norman D owinn. James GAdnn: siiss u Graham sam
teenth day OK Apri one thousand eight hundred and
.xty.one, resided in The county OF Putnam, within What
Is now the State OF West Virginia, have deserted their
homes and actively engaged IN aiding nS
eminent a, Richmond in their attempt susuSste tho
good people Of this State but 10 eopte9aenee OF var
Obtained: - q = = = rstti -f.qc
Ecr therefore, / Arthur BnxeInan, Governor Of the
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04

THE latest rumor is that. in case the
rebel cause becomes desperate, they-,in
tend to mass their forces in Virginia and
march into the Northern States, conquer
peace, or die in the attempt.
OuR total loss in the two days. fight.
ing before Nashville is given officially at
1892; I'LL wounded, $50; killed, and
100 prisoners.
GEO. u. DALLAS, Vice. Prcsident of
the United States from 1915 to 1S49,
died in Philadelphia en- lust Saturday,
Dec. 81.
The total loss for Shcrman's entire
camp align is less than. 1900. In addi.
ton to the $4,000 bales Of cotton, So.
600, 900 worth Of rice has been found in
Savannah.
\ NOTORIOUS guerrilla named Hunter,
in Attempting to escape 20 California,
with $500. 900 which he had stolen from
the Bloomington (Mo.) Bank, was ar.
rested in Salt Lake City recently.
MASSACHUSETTS, bids fair to be the
first State out Of the impending draft,
and Illinois next. .'.....'.
The number Of rebel prisoners now
in our hands is about ninety thousand.
The exchange Of prisoners is 20 tic re
sumed at once, and soon our men will
be released from the rebel pens.
THE rebel AIosby vas recently danger
ously if not MORALLY wounded BY Il
Union scout. ....,-
GEN. PRICE is reported dead.
JEFF DAVIS claims the Lake Erie
pirates as bclligcrcnts,- and says he is
responsible for their acts
THERE are limitations that Sheridan
i, engaged 10 some important enterprise
in the Valley, which seems to point in
the direction ofLyuchburg.
TuERE was a grand donation supper
given at the Burnet House in Cinciu.
natl on last Friday night, for the benc.
fit OF the soldiers families. at which
1000 persons were fed, and $4,000 re.
eeiycd for the benevolent cause.
TUE Commissioner of Internal Rev
cnue is sending out instructions for the
collection oftwo dollars gallon on oil
spirits that may be distilled capd sold for
consumption or sulc after January LIST,
in accordance with the bill recently
passed By Congress, which hasbeen ap.
,proyed by the President. ~.
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Exchange Of Prisoners.

:. :" Col, milford goeset to Richmond this
week authorized Is negotiate a new
cartel that will probably exchange all
our prisoners in thc;South. The lorsest
y plumber NJ Of our, prisoners are Florence,
). G, ten miles north Of Charleston. A
large numbe,;have recently :beepcsent to
Lgnchbnrg. About $4,000 were sent
south from Savannah to Florida. There
Is no army With Them: sau4loto The force
Which Sherman hiss sent 10 pursuit.
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M a RiRiI AGES.

: MISUNDERSTANDING End; 1865;
at the Parsonage In North Charleston, by
Rev. A. Stevens, Mr.. JOSEPH D. WHITE, OF
Charleston, 20 Miss ANNE E: DEMPSEY, of
Salines. -. 3d.. ..sc. 49,. .,,..t. E..
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Immense, Stock ofsfVarieties,

Gh.lleast eamptton With traders Of the largest
cItts whue M establishment u undoubtedly ths mos
exteniire IN West Virginia.. no1o-i!r
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LIST OF LETTERS

d EMAiSISG In the Post O1ce In Charleston Yves, VA
II january lst, 1895. 49, s-s''-'. o .'''.->
- Persons calling for those letter, will please say
-. .-,-... ...... .-,,. H.. d, -,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04

y. S. wHlTTEKER, P. II.
: = - : u : Z
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THE JOURNAL.
. ....- Chnrlestou. ,VVcst;V-n.. /; -
Wednesday Morning g January 4,

na. A letter from Capt: i. 3. sHE4ar; at i.
Washington, states that !. four sor AYE West
Va. Regiments; among them ,ne 18th, passed
through Washington from tho shepandoah,
on Dec. 2srd, on their way to Grants army"
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!. H. F. FEN NER,; r:s1s
Merchant iTaiIorJ :

Second 1t, n@-' 49, GALLLp0L7Sy'o,
LAS just RECEIVED .nc Of the finest ord bat
IL selected stocks Of goods ever blougto thai city,
Cloths Of every gradcand color Cnshmerts French 9nd
Dorurste OF 81 styles aId kinds YcstihEs silk; Velvet
and Cashmere, Of every description 0voreoanS., IN
great Variety which nc Will make to order oh short no
tice nnd In the bost stylo.ef workmanship. S"ia!yaI
READT-MADE EIof + 4 W;
Of all Kinds and a,aii,iei1 TiawnolfsrH No ist1itL
trade sapped OF tho most favorable hrrrs:> T1uSI
Al bis store will be found nuc assormento so.;S
49,. 49,. D. S. a. Military: Goods,,,t:,
Embracing .Rcvovers, Swords, Belts, Shoulder 9apds,
Bullion and Metallic Hat Eagles and Cords, &c.
EB- Onicer1 UnIfarm sul,s made to order, on short
notice. .,.,,.',,..-.e. -. t;Y,iH. ,nqSTHr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-03
RIVER NEWS.

RrvER.-The river was falling last even
ING. with seven feet three inches water
in the channel
Business was not very brisk on the
landing. The arrivals and departures
were confined to the regular packets
The fine steamer Revenue, Capt. Rus
sell, will leave this evening for Cincin-
natti. She will take her usual Parkers-
burg freight and passengers.
The neat little steamer GAINESVILLE,
Capt Hurd, will in day or two take
the Rattler's place in the Wheeling ana
Bellair trade. Our young friend w. D.
c. Anderson will preside in the Clerk
Office. The GAINESVILLE is very hand
some little boat, and will make prompt
connection with the trains on the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad
xThe steamer Eagle, Capt Booth, hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and retit-
ted, will resume her place in the Park
ershurg trade on Monday
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New Work Market.
New YORK, No'

New YORK, Nov. 2
Cotton-less active; prices still rule
firm; 57c for middling, Flour-5al0c
better on lower and middling grades; s.
25a9.i5 for extra State; S9a9,2O for extra
Il. II. O., and 50 25al2.25 for trade brands:
market closing qmiet; included i'll sales
are 1000 barrels Of extra State, for the
first half of December at IS so. Rye
Flour-quiet Whisky-steady; western
So 30 Wheat-without decided change;
ltSi 10 for new No. Milwaukee club; :
-, cor old Chicago spring; ] - for lew
amber Milwaukee; 2,35a2 30 for new am
her State; and 2,20 for common white
,:cstrrn. Rve--.puiet and steady BAR
lry-steady; Canada West reported at
81 40. Barley Malt-quiet. Comic
better; SLASH for uUSound and SSa90c
for sound mixed western; Ole for high
mixed, neatly yellow; 7ScaSl ,03 for
choice sound. OatS-in fails request; at
46aJi ior unsOund; 55a57c for sound, and
59c fur choice sound III store. Hops
firm, with moderate demand: at lOa45
for 1864 crop, and 3Oa6Oc for 1865 crop
Petroleum-dull;3 5a37! fer rude, ~ for
refined in bond, and 73a76 for refined
free COtite-quet Sugar-mOre stCa
dy; Cuba MuscoyadO l34al4f. Havana "a.
Molasses-quiet. Wool quiet and firm.
Pork-irregular and lower; S3333,SS5a33,75
for mess; closing at 1881 for cash, $40
Tor prime, and S23, stage for prime ives
tern. Realistically; llal4c for plain
mess, and l4al7c Tor extra mess. Beef
Hams-quiet and firm; western to arrive
at S37 so. Bacon-dull and nominal
Cut Meats-dulli l6tal74c for shoulders,
and 2Oa234 for hams Lard-quiet; at
24a2S3c. Butter--in demand at 30a42c
for Ohio, aud 4Oa55 for State. Cheese
firm; at l4a19c.
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Telegraphic SUMMARY.
EGold closed yesterday in New York at
sl,46

EGold closed yesterday in New York at
Sl,46s.
A quantity of letters have been receiv-
ed by the Government from Charleston
s. c., written by honest pestmasters IN
places south of Charleston in 1861. The
letters had contained money and postage
stamps, but were seized at that city by
the Confederates and the money remov-
ed.
The State of Wisconsin has been taken
from the military department. of Nilsson
ri and added to the department of Ohio.
Receipts from Internal Revenue yes
terday amounted to 81 ,5O0,635 II, and of
Customs to 81 100000 in gold.
The President has done nothing as vet
In the Wirz case.
Letters complaining of the treatment
of freedmen in Maryland, have been re-
ceived at the FIeedmen's Bureau.
Henry Ward Beecher has bad an inter
view with the President, and is better
,,lessed than ever with his policy.
A special Cabinet meeting was held
Yesterday, having reference, it is said to
the Adams-Russ:n correspondence.
The case of Capt. Petit, the Alexan
dria jailor, charged with cruelties to
prisoners, will come up before military
commission to-day. 1t is expected that
tue evidence will prove outrages
bnt little inferior to Andersonville.
The slave trade in Cuba i, said to be
lourishing.
Five regiments of British troops will
soon arrive i'll Upper Canada TO guard
against possible Fenian demonstration
in that province.
A great cotton swindle has been dis
covered at Mobile. by which certain gov
eminent agents have been defraudirg
the government aud lining their own
pockets.
The negro insurrection in Jamaica
still continues. A reward of $1,000 has
been offered for the arrest of leader
named Paul Bagle.
Mexican news confirm the appoint
ment of Magruder aud Maury on the Col
onization Bureau.
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Farm For Sale Low.

Will. SEz.E AT PRIVATE
i sale my Farm, containing 81! :.crcs of land
situated in Rirhland Township belmont conn
tv. Ohio, Oh the National Road, eight
miles from Wheeling and % from ST.
Clairsvile. The Land is well improved, three
acres in grape vinr and the remainder in ex-.
ccllrnt condition for g@rdening purposes. There
il on the premises a first rat Tavern stand,
with stalAing and plenty of good water. There
is also a fino orchard of well selected fruit trees
and III anChed wine cellar together with first
rate still house with all necessary improve
meu 5 and cOnvenienccs. 7 will sell on the
most reasonable terms. For particulars call
and see the undersigned on the place near St
Clarsville, Belmont county, Ohio.
Octl7-tf CHRISTIAN WEblh.
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DOYD AND CHILDRENs, PLAIN
ID and Fancy Hats, of every variety.
Oct. q HARPER & BRO.
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The Atheneum for Sale.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
i Public Auction, on Saturday, the Goth day
of November, 1865, at the Court Rouse at ten
o'clock a. H., the six lots OF ground, numbered
Z, 8, O. 10, II and L. in Baker 4 Stouts Subdivi-
sion, at the southeast corner of Market and
John streets whereon is erected that immense
building well-known as the Wheeling Athe
Eei;m.
TEENS OF SALE.-Onethird in cash. and n
ciy,,it Of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
m0nlhs Tor the residue, in equal instruments
payable with interest, and secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
BEVERLY NJ EOFF,
T.. S. STOUT.
oct27-ts JOHN f. HOPKINS.
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baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, Nov

Beef Cattlc-thirtccm hundred head
The supply in excess of the demand The
market closed heavy at S64a74 for tair;
57Sas for good; S37 for extra average,
with decline of 4c. Hogs-In fair de-
mand and steady; common to prime live
hogs at S174ale4. nett. Sheep-A light
supply of ordinary aud fair a5 SOLAR;
good fat sheep S74a5
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Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2.

DCFFALUi NUN. z.
Flour, dull and unchanged. Wheat,
firm and quiet number one Milwaukee
spring ant Green Bay club at 81 60;white
Michigan at 50 %; number two Milwau-
kie spring 81 40. Corn, quiet at &c Oats,
dull and nominal Barley, Canada 81 Is;
no sales. Rye, number one Milwaukee
80. Whisky, firm and quiet at 81 20.
Pork, Sc.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, Nov. ., Il

NEW YORK, Nov. =, 800.
Money-active and firm at per cent.
for call loans. Stcrling-quiet; at ,OSs
a1,09 for Gold and first class bills
American G,ld shade frmer; opening at
Sl.46. and closing at 81 ,S6s
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Especially. who have become the yict,m.
tary Vice, that dreadful and destruc,;,'Vo =; 81
which annually sweeps to an untims,, esle
thousands of Young Men OF the ma.s giss,
talents and brilliant intellect who m;s. ..t.iss
wise have entranced listening Senates rts'ss
thunder OF eloquence, OF walked 10 49,, We D,
living Tyre, may call with fpllc onfdene. q,
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REGULAR Packet.
{ For Marietta and Park,el

(F0r Marietta and Parkersburg.)
r.zaa5z7.n +, THE FINE STEAMER
/ -. EXPRESS, Captain HARRISON,
ssSe. sa9tassS will leave Wheeling for the above
and all intermediate ports, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at i0s o'clock
A. NJ. Returning leave Parkersburg every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at o'clock A
NJ
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE g. CO.,
Oct2l Agents.
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For Sale.
HOISE AND LOT. SlTUATEIb

oct26.
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SWAMI HOUSE,

Il ED HANDS. On Thursday, October sth,
1853, J. W. Dent, late of the Richmond House.
took possession Of the Swami House for a
term Of years. he hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merit continuance Of the very lib
sral patronage conferred upon him when pfopri.
etor of the Richmond.
Every department 10 in the charge of the
most efficient assistants J. WIN DENT
sep20
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REGULAR Passenger Packet
For Pittsbury, Wheeling and Parkersbarg

For PltrSOHTy, VHetllHy UHu 7 WhEs0N7y.
THE NEW AND EEE-
.ts:S5,s!s Passenger steamer FOREST CITY,
;s.;.sssse..sa-s Capt JOHN GORDON, A. X. BUNTING,
Clerk, leaves Pittsburg for Parkersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at 12 III; leaves
Wheeling for Parkersburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at l2 =. M; leaves Parkersburg
for Pittsburg every Monday and Thursday at
2 P. NJ leaves Wheeling for Pittsburg every
Tuesday and Friday at A. NJ.
Freight received for Pittsburg every Monday
and THURSDAY at the Wharf Boat until p. NJ.
by BOOTH, BATTELl.E Il CO.,
oct24. Steamboat A gents
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MAIL TRAIN
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME
. IN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEP
~ TENDER the 18th, the trains on this Road
i'll run rs follows, except Sundays:
Leave Washingto .----.-.7 ::0 A. M.
Arrive at Wheeling. ..... 1000 A. N.
RETURNING:
Leave Wheeling. ...--.-...- 800 p. NJ.
Arrive at Washington. 1890. $3.50 p. NJ.
AL freight to be forwarded from Wheeling
must be delivered at The depot before o'clock,
z. NJ, to insure its shipment the same day.
sept20 w. d. BURTON Stunt
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n in the town of Louisville on the National
Road l6 miles west of this city. House TWO story
frame, 2ix3l feet, good cellar well Of water
stabling and carriage shed, an excellent paled
garden; also good growth Of grape vines.
For further particulars apply to Samuel Lew
is at the Grant House, before the 10th day of
November. Y. II. JONES.
o.tS6 lct+
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER SontS
Street near the B. & 0. r R. Depot Wbeei;ng
w. Va. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons and a1.s'
~ description of Silks and Wooden Goods eve.
cuted on abort notice and on reasonable terma
This 10 the hrst and best Steam Dying Estab-
ishment in the Western States. sepoO
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For Cincinnati.

Leaves THIS DAY, Sd inst, at o'clock, ? NJ,
the fine steamer,
REVENUE, j. T. RUSSELL, Master.
aK-s. For freight or passage apply ON
,slss -. board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & co,
nov3.lt Agents.