' ".; - • "- ;•-• • • • • SEE ~':, ~; l d'~T.' ~. • S:: { ra°r e ~ ;'a, ~..; , ~ , f I, L — itAohJlll** VOA MEE hoar 6neatti'imiilfeet, Anti FiiibiWibtinvivii'itiiinning o'er us? B!:iadoirs," 4141. N. will atipiar ' Far Potiitleift -180-P=l'44' Hciticwet• Ot i :ADIAELq ind - Akeri ,44 , • CURTIN, for President aid Vice President, in• 1864. • Public Sale.—We invite epeoial .attention to theta° ot parental proporty Advertised' in to.dten pntier by clitistie'n'Sivneitey; Secori . be seer/ freer eur edVertiebig eolugukillet'Me'ssrs' Arieberson, Benedict•s,Co ~bsys received, tbeir_ second supply of uew fall and .wintor goods. Rank Eketionor-At an. election for Di, rectors of the Waynesboro' .National Bank, held 'on Monday last, the folloiing individn• elf 'were chosen ; 7 —:4lii. Geo.4s, cobs,, Gee Besore,, Henry.,(iced, - Jas. U. Claytor4 Samuel, Fraiktz. IV. S. • An:thereon, Daniel Mickley; Soo., Jnha Price. " • Amapa.. Aliaiae:—iAt ap eleetion field - in Graeutaatle ati the' d lust., the folloWing in4ivitluals, wore • eieoled hianegfrs the Wayuesborti, Greencastle and ./tiercersburg Turnpike Compaq -for .the ensuing year ; • • /lon, 0. Canon, John Ritchie, A, RankiniSen. t Mos. Gorden, John Wilhohug Jae: tL Clay:ou, Jacob Aohrman. • , • Death -Wu jorsiter. Oitizen.—On- Wednee. day eveang leak our ooinumukty Was shocked by tho aunoancement,that G no. W. 8116010, NI . sou .of Ur- Jacob G. Besot*, of this place, had been shot ()albs 3d inst., at t. Carmel, 111., h n deputy Provost . Marshal named Hiram Stanton, and that be_died, on the day following. , The shot took offset, in the bowels; mr. B. had been practicing law Mt. Cannel for 'soon thno, and nos a yowng Ran of prOMIIIO in his profession s Uq leaves a young wife, not having bees marled one year., His numerous friends here sore ly,lanient his early death and deeply ny*lut OW, with his afflicted paiente end other re; latives. No particulars are given es to the teasel:of the ba4 0001311 MS. • ' loran .9ohes.-4 line bay horse was *tor s lea (fdt Dr the stable of Mr. "Totemiah . Ger-. don, one w t ile test of ,Shady Grove, on 141- day night the Sd • hot. T 10,,, stolen bursa hos a sear on the left bins foot and a small Itunp betwocn•his thighs. Ur. G. offers a reword of 860.90 for horse sad thief, or $4O for the horse. and , S.F.Q for the th ief: A. black horse with saddle and bridle wt4s also stolen from the stable of 31r, laeo cobs near this place, on.Tnetday night last The Partners :Association of • this place and vicinity,' should be theronghly organ ized end ready for any emergency. :All fare inera should see,:we think, Ole necessity of uniting with the Association, for self pro teptiori. The Conetitntiori of the Association ii at the Drug Store of M. M. Stoner, Esq., wheire till .partieS wishipg to bcootne beret ara requeSted cell sod 'sign it. . W. WtLHEJ!,, los been elected President, end JOWW GOtt Vice President, of the Aa ecektiNt• . Ca/lisg : Sliirftsfrcms Me An 'oo.l.uti,ialitie cepperhead hi . Ohio, - some time sin'ee, tsrOte klyrie, after, the, .fashion of "My MaT74 1 143". qn 91;0- ieg as follows • , • • A milakii'vqices bitthee acme ' • " ; cams Tia;2l7Xll4* 7PBLS PICir9“011111 1• ' = 411a94igtuunkatallondieiainl ' indrecl'thensaod , i , blaes said;' "Stay T 4iire-yoyt are ! bold traitor , o tho crib eF ai4e o tix".:stik ; Aii„"ht;:9," c*: .41.sother Chance,-.lt wilt twice; by. ref: *alkyl to otn-a4vortiaiog oolatinatllat anoo :41:Orad . •.p4faiafiel94ll of i,mounii:Aoirtiog. ought . offer at This land is cdnyvient to oe,, Aoroug4 Typh4id ,I7e - vfor:-.4(4 , -anderation4 illis fe. 1 1 4, 41f 4. 4 4 iq ' ii. 0 4 0 0.0 4i1 g :' l ittal,i7 l itt th,aeflitiCai - 1 'l' .440;ittui : . .A. ifiig" . g f: 1 0 0 -, ..,, • - „.,. - ,. ti f 5144 f r410 ' 440 4 1 # 00 '..i;ITOI/510'-tb)!ig :fill ' .., days oi4nee-Oilito hit4(eiisexo-41.1aittitpeith . 4.- 41:34tPit,104,11441W44,4404/4Y4'.. 4e 'elilitikrlonldisittiii Pliatt**4 iiit ti.Bial , l ... ~, ..., , - tlit,liud: ~':.• ..-., • -:,:..,',.. _{,-.: , -2 .."/ k`c,..,. 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Vey tte prosperity with *lt'd*: He - boa blessed tho industry of Odr peOPlet" Vi l D OW general :;, benai'Landwelskro which U 6 has graeiously,bestowed upon i theta,— And for. he . eidwohig, inertly by Whieh the blond - thirst y and devastating enemy Was driven front our sell by the valor of oar brethren, freebie', of this Ads:abet* States,-- Add that thiky do espeeially prey' for the eontinuaneo of 'the blessings which have been heaped upon us by the Divine Hand,— And far the safety and welfare and sue cosi of our brethren in she field, that they tail he atrengthened to the ovettlttow and confusion of the rebels now in, arms `' against our beloved eountry,--- ' So that peace may be restored in ell our borders, and the Constitution and laws of the land be everywhere within them reeitab. hailed and sustained." fore wry "Mary/anti, my Afarytondr—The result of the election is Maryland, Pays the Lan caster Riaminer, ip such as to rejoice the heart of erory patriot and friend of human ity. All honor to the true men of "My Mari. land ',"She has dispelled a cloud which but yesterday obsonred the horigon ot± a, bright and gloriona future. Faze MARYLAND! •we welcome her to share with us the houerir of a restored, free, united 'RepUblic. The result of the eleeticur is. A Pres Slate Comptroller, • 4 Free State Land Comniesionee, . f t Iris State Senate, A Free State Rinse of Pelegatos, Four Free State Members of , Congress, Free State County °Aar, in nearly every • county. - AN! this, who will say that thefts are no abolitionists but at the North. Why , Ma ryland gave au Abolition majority of thirtg thotuand. It does not appear like being such a terrible thing after all to be an Abo litionist. enerai 2 /lomat —Major4onend--Georg 11. Thomas, to whose skill, coolness and bra vary we are mainly indebted for the salve; tion of the Army of the Cumberland, is a na tive of Virginia. He wail in the regular ar my for twelve years without it is said, being absent da k ir-from his post — Just - before the breaking out of the rebellion he obtained a leave of absence for twelve months; but be fore the expiration of 'three months of the time Fort Sumpter was fired upon, when he at once returned to duty, where he has been ever since without being absent a single day , fie is one of the beet officers and best men ie the army, and much honor is due hiin— and is receiving it—for his services in • the recent battles. Without aid, or anybody to puff him, and ip of army ' tiorrespond ents, he has built lip a solid and most availa ble reputation in the army, and it will soon extend over the whole country. Union Officors at Richmond.—The num ber of Union commmissioned officers conk ed in the Riclmend prisons now ia,nine hundred and siey-four, via : ,One Brigadier General, Neal Dow ; fourteen Colonels, twen ty-five- Lieutenant Colonel; tweety-seven Itrgeons, fifty , three Assistant Surgeons ; twenty-eight Majors, two hundred and forty six Captains, two hundred ~land sizty-four .Fit Lieutenants, two httndred and ninety seven Second Lieutenants, and nine . naral of firers, A, majority of the officers are from the Western armies, many of them haviqg been captured at Chickamauga. " ' Itierqbe German Reformed . Synod *lased • ts_seds ion_at_Carlisle_a_few_bays-ago:—Previ ons to the adjournment Rev. Dr. B. C. Wolf resigned his Professorship in the' Theologic al Seminary at , 3.lercershttrg. Synod filled , the vacancy by the appointment of Rev: Henry liarbaugh4l. D., of-Lebanon as Pro lessor. • A commit _ tee was appointed to pur chate the interest of M. Kieffer* do., in the ,printingestablishment akChambentburg, ao-that-it-may-hecome-tita-property of th. Synod. The establishment is worth about $40.000: Dr. Schiff was, at his request, Permitted to, withdraw from his Professor• ship in the Theological Seminary for a pe riod Of two , yega. l e i d e si g ns, ViSitiqg EIA• .• far The oak govorqtacqt„ :7 l 20's still; cOntinuet ip the cities, to a most- surprising exte , titituatkitnekinitt 42,000,00 Q - day. I Thi a fact shoia the continued confidenci ofi the peOple country • Govert ffiod 100 ApHg_anti eotritifi - eieg:ATevr. ienCe of the untold ",Reath} awl met* of the North. detolmuotion hlittetaioibeie who are noir,,Ogaged.ig OtAshini; • the URI4O-•• terribleterr ble riotou outocig OD 41401 Tvicialty 7 OrMtlach Chgnk V.ool§rl7,aniat inrorplog • Or' dctinilinatici 4 on thir,24o. the 1411 i: OS** 'CACIwie itr:OCCO pf all :Sstypral , 43 6 4*itok*OF,:iti.01i# 014 ajuiltit, totpri__Avii•;4," been call. MA:t'f.4o4-I#li-j*.Molls#o and ,y; ",' , :" 4 ;."'F•';'%':' ! ::"l''"z':(l::,;., 4 J. - ' - ' , ''' , .. , .::';'? . :::Y: - : , :•" , •,:;: .- 'i,:•: , ' 'f':' ,-. .. C:', '"' , ..:' , " , :!':'_ ,- ..;;;%.''' 4 ...:: ; :: -. 1:' , ',','.:": , :,.., ': NEM ,;::-.,,,, ~;;. -,,..,:.:1:‘,9„-;.::,-N-a-';',IF..1-i1;:, - .' ..7 :0: , ; ,- .' , "• . ,? -, 1'1.',." -,'' ,: ;;. ' ,' :: ~7 : ''"P'' , ',' , t.' . ',' , .'' ,. .:'4' , ':: - . ' ' P411141414:41.,0C0010,:ek $ ~,, '',g.'k, 4107, I t '!Atikiiiitiliiii,bein ?wawa ; t r.* #O-.NAr imiktinintliting dirit tien:lfOt?‘.4:o l l4 L -Ont illiiitilnitilkbr ,Oloreir it ;' ' (i ; 014 1 0 Marylinlit' 4 lty orditiC .'‘ -,V diliti, 4004 itatithis okestibr ,", , : #4lO, , , ga#o.(lo GitiMi Breed Oen ke ' tlittaiifii tilleeiititoirn; Kent blend Lindl)lo4llifnfiji. Alinghtersitirents, Prineem Ann; Wharf, For -11301, Vtrinsifi'LifoikoidßitiwiiiiialovPirat. .getiborto4l4:oo64,7+ Pogimituiv6.4o.lqtaz lii, Eitirgri-antbiciofryitilteliveiiir'srm Ohateintisnisit Creels. All'elaiine for:ninVOS tllitt maybe ettlititOd Will be; . ,.1110-§efota 0, ,Board , asmObitedljithe tietiObjti ofibli,it-: ingot' "Hugh ' L. ,` Bond, :Themes': , llicainia L E: Stishijlifiri4binti will eenvene in Bal simian:* No claim will be entertained 'friths any person who is or who his big engaged in rebellion. against the• Government, or, who in any way , has given,,aid. or 'comfort: 4 ;,the enesny ; end ,all claimants shan , file with , theis i claims ne oath of ellegiance to,; ; th e ,._ Govern-, meet of ,the. United. States., The',Order:.ho*;:, ever, fdrther 'declare , that,' ,iitnir, , eiticeis,,, of. Maryland, 'who.shall offer: his r or. her , alive for enlistment into. the.nlitgarlyierijcot Shah', if such elavel be. accepted, receive; frons . ,,tlic i recruiting- officer a certifieate i themdf,:withn descriptive list of Inch !slave, and, become' entitled to• eompeosation .fer, AbeiiirsieP .t or labor_ of said slave got tolmeeed;the, sum of three hundred dollars, upon filing with ' tins., abbve Board a valid deed of snanSmaission and releasei , and, wishing satWisotory proof for ti- , ties; and any slave so enlisting shall be forev er thereafter free,f, , , ,_ , i Mt-Since t b e Auccossful . Operations' of Saturday, the •Army of: the ,rottnuse .bati been on the "south aide of the Rappahannock in occupation of Fredericksburg, audin pnr- Burt of-the rebels toward Culpeper., 'Wear this point and Stevensburg, rebel' forces-bad been engaged by 'Kilpatrick and" Bufor.d's cavalry, with what result net positively known. Ten rebel gage were captured in the engagament just peat, and 1,780 prison eta have been sent to Washington. At In. test accounts.our roma were at Brandy Ste , tiqp„ and two miles, beyond 4 : eV' Ford, and at other points.. , illei - The trunks of two trees have been sent from the battle-field at Gettysburg for the Massachusetts and. Pennsylvania odd. Sooieties. They will attest the fierceness of the conflict there, one of them having , two hundred and fifty bullet holes in the space of twenty-one "feet; "and , the other having onto no. re. an. en in e same spee. 7 - Sad reminders they will be of the hero!o dead. ir Telegrams in the rebel papem rspre sent the situation near Chattanooga as disad vantageous to tie army of Gee. Bragg - , now that our forces have taken important pos itions from the enemy, and are making dimly. trout raids in their rear. ' Accent skirmish es-of the National Cavalry in East Tennessee have proved very successful.- In the' raid on West Kentucky, the. rebels used Wood houas in hunting loyal men. • cir The rebel force which aitacka ,seven hundred infantry, under Colonel-Clayton, - at, Pine Bluff, was about 4,000 multi Under . Marsnaduke. rig rebels lot in their defeat, three hundred killed and wounded, Arks. dolphin, the late headquarters of Price, is now in possession of General Steele. IfirThe farmers in' Ohio and Indiana are making groat demonstrations for thc families of volunteere, bringing in, , kinds of womfi &aye of flour, and tvagons of farnt.. , produtto, which donatkin they promise to repeat in January. terThe loyal portion of the tenotry will be gratified to know that aereral Butler . has been placed in oonitmand. oldie :Pipe* mut of Virginia and • North. Carolina, in place of Gen. Foster. He will be heard from soon, aii be makes heavy' strokes against the Rebellion. ' If f Gold in the /f. : S..,,Trectaw " y.—The Near York Times says the Treasury vaults con tain gold enough to meet all demands paya ble in, coin for muss months to conies 'From the customs alone the receipta'are mire' than sufficient terpay the'specie interests' on the public deiit itUccrues. • ' isik:eone miiif ; in Poughkeepsie has -been very„nnfoitanikke'during the'pait few weeks: Within that tune he hai been,ftstrried;thaft edand burned vit. , , orrultidei—ediatrec.l ' position; , near Louder!, SreiieOcirte4,emitursd• by'. thaw rebels, with, tbe lOes of half ,of, the two, reit, meats defending them; , , , ' • ,-. Ocu...3litroy, whir waise'ecul.pletelY Ma+ crated - Ay the court inquiry' for which; he: I called:l4) exatilictiinto,hia , i39cduct in ~ t ho vacuatitia of! Wincheatig, xecejvad twee ty dayar: leave Theoriginal aopy..of Pgaaidant tiacohe,a emancipation proolawatiojelajo :ka„aecurad fur the Chicago , 4iBP:oricoilOociat e ir.' 4 ---Cmno t Nov, B.—Twa irdhel--0C4460;11114: were reeeatlY °Neared ' 0 4 h1001 18 9,,,1rrWe..ct hers it fewAleys•oilati. , 41 / 4 we'l the limits of i . the, „city. their ,parole_ Qtariclay night t he y warn attempting-to crams the r l ver?o ,Iceutui47, a skiff.' afitl Werefigglig4 Otiekff tlic city, e 94 Owed ill WW I ' ;*.• : , T 0." 414 t htt- r :Wero; Ort i MPOt l it 4o 4 ° li 1 1 .4*Y NiAt beried farryjit4tieg , iiA,7l r lo l : 6 ' #7`. 1 4 ) 1 :frit 9.—The offuiial'teturna frPl ll aixt'intwe e ol 4a*ii Bud anhlier l l 4 '''f o 4; aut..titr Jour& fry* Con'aefititive' nu:l4:ov of 41/1)8. -i jekkilek - fritttAt4kai):l .4- i 1 4 t61113 " Stioterfrets or, Major Mall ultoggit,, ,(PpAt#i A te , go4 . , Wante(l*moqtrat MIS e• • MEM NM= lOMAt, ° ; • Cetlit" - bPitt!‘ s(tit)ch Ait#ll/ ,-Aier f ) .t.a9Pettfils, itifbf Ittigbto: *PO' 104 rthAle 'tinder cork, tlfteg* 0 au' lanp.o6-jtappaitisawli,B4ooq.theibigoi the limit 'vrog4lh6,Atiiii.‘ ;She, 40, .24 i , ijorB4 6 1140.1-fonirogvitiateZitititt undo Major GoneratYrenab. prOceodedlo Pord. -.Virfiali the right wing **ached the RaolluittioeitAheiniltftlyAriileis fa he in cotisederibli of =the rivercs-The rebel luitteikii i earthworks. 'and redoubta, orowns4., thti blab' of each - aide of the liapfitiluiblidek: - Gene:it Seagwick 4t web advariaA god , stormia them this was , done with greet gallantryiesaiimpetimeity, loweing slaughter; and tekifig s, -large number of ptieonets When Geberal.Freneh reached Kelly's fiord, abodt miles below, Rapp hannook•Statibni the enemy threw an entire division across in =support off, i their ,pipket 'line owthis ad& -General t Irreneh , hastily took a positioh 110 at to bring hisartillerx i to bear upon thempand he' proceeded to, eirell I them with marked effeot,,mot only : killing a, large number, hut , thrown% them tato gtter confusions scattering them wildly and, tetchier many priaonera... French followed up his advantage and. intinediately threw theist otthe 8d corpe l eeminanded by 6014- eral Birney i across the river, which ended his operations for the day. This morning he crossed.the , river with the remainder of his brigade. , General Sedgwiok badTrevionsly crossed, and at 9 oPcloak this morning the two wings of the army had fornied a junction and held both hanks of the river. , ,>„ The enemy, tiler their defeat in these two separate engagements; were so hotly-pursued by our i victorions forces that they,threw them' selves into the river in their effortatO escape,. and ninny were either drowned or killed by our infantry. All the artillery , of the rebels on this aide was, captiired.' 'lt us reported to, bel'even guns, and there is no doubt ,their entire , zamp equipage jell into our hands, as they were compelled- to leave . the latter in their busty retreat. Butord's ovary crowed . Sulphur Spring's to.oorer the right &ilk,. several miles above Bappihannock. Station; and Gregg and Kilpatrick crossed below Kelly's Ford, to over the left-. tink. No definite information or their operations had boeit're 9eived up to noon to-day- This:afternoon; at three o'clock, the train eonimenced bringing the prisoners to Alex-' , amide. The nember. takenby Se d g wiok was T o m ,-,OOTw-t i n ~ , • were-captured by General 7rencles_corps.— A. gentleman who was present with , the ar my says it was n novel sight to see all of Sedgwick's priioners i.h a crowd. They 1 -eompose4 the largest lot ever captured by our forces op the Virginia side, and wore guarded by , cavalry- to prevent their strag gling or escape. ' General Freneh'spriaouers were also gath ered in one body and similarly guarded. ,Our total loss is reported -to be four hun dred in 'killed and wounded, but no prisoners. Our wounded were carried to. Warrenton Junction, and tenderly cared for t and thence pent. to Alexandria this afternoon. Capture of a Prize Steamer —The Born— . bordmeng of Fart Sumpter. • Naw Yong, Nor. B.—The steamer Puha°, from Port Royal, on the 4th inst., arrived at this port to-day. On the 6th inst., she gave chase, and fired eight.times.into the rebel steamer , Margaret and Jessie, and eaptnred her. The which she towed to this , port, is an iron dyde-bnilt steamer, of 800itons, and eace;leptspeed. Shoham", valuable ear.' go at silks, wools; dry goads; &c., from-Nas sau, and intended for , Wiltniagtea s N. C. She also had HD men on board, as ores arid passengers; who were taken prisoners. - By the steamer Fulton we have dates from Charleston bar to the 4th last. , , The bombardment of . .Fort Sumpter was pregressing,.the .rebels continuing • still in possessiou of what remained of it. CINCINNATI; N0v..8 —The Grand Jury has found true bills of indictment' against the parties charged with the late conspiracy damovered in the State. The ease came np in the U.' S. Court yesterday, but at'the re quest of the counsel. for the prisoners it was postponed till the 18tt inst. The indictment_ elibiges Chi - writ - I.th treason in endeavoring to release. John Morgan arid his officers from the penitentiary, and release the prisoners from the barraeis of this city, -as wellies' conspiring to capture the IL S. • steamer Michigan, on Lake Erie = anciiiia; Nov. 7.--=-'l'ite State electionin Minnesota, on,Tnosday,'resultOd . in tho elec tion 'of Stephen Miller,' the Union . candidate for Governor, by at least 19,000 majOrity., 6 1 . 41.1t0 • thie'placo,on tho Ithiost. ,:by , the -Rer.z . Eyiter,- At; %JASON -_BELL, • of Washington Co., • Md.', to Miss- H> LEN EY CURBS; daughter ` Mr. , • Jotioph H. ()robe Ofthie - , Iu .gaiaoy, oa; the ,-,.9th inst. ) , OTTO D. son: of •Henry and Mari\ Good, agedl3lyearsi months nod 21'day:1;6 , , , • Near'this plower' Suiday 1!18t, , Mt.. WM. v 11,1,1411 lIENRY;, son - ;:arielis "Sia ' ll 4f,q.i:-A , aa`YaPisak,4 i1ie4,48,.„7Pis 8 laantlia and 1-4 4aYa• • • t. `‘' l o l o ,19v4. .00 3 . 1 E4 has beeno;fully.,:,es.emplifisid'l;is ;this- Aisiioiaooi ;'fii9villedeii;-5 - . , Thes,',;ditioatetd' 4iki Yeiiiiiliftiiioi*ih4:44iiliiitir4oo4l .og, IfillbilliSS/V014440 .I)4l3 PYMtaltk:4oPck. i iitio rt i4lo a- fetkirite :Stritame all' sichwkriew .1W,41;111, ,r3l/4 * 11(111C131114 lither,e4 kitivef4Wifie marfiactlroMp , %I :"f ViiikiktOtt , V4ioiiiiiiiiit*iiiiistd:kiv,theel !pure ipCl3ooosi.itt: Wi4topiitiorq!oook, : t!rit tifatlitlair;s4 eyeiy •ti,tifthi, TO/4tivi4rgille,rlso r.,!„ ,. KIRIAPk".O.4PtiIIaRPA ,* „v..; - • -;"•••• •• ' 'Ant. Ai .1: ;I' if ;:~~. `a::r The Conspiracy in , Ohio • .r•• ,r - rr Al, Plant 'rotAtZfi cif'o4lol,e r S: r Oll iM O /11 1 ;;; ' 10* 1 ,1q . e . F. 634,- itte , 'YO:i noiartiOrsiht tinfikinewittlettoi . Mitt *Pit eate. els l -4 Overt - IPOPI*- 100 0i 1 P.itIkt best sOele I ever odp4 Otioeyetti" now Y°4:4-ti*P4.4)Xr.sea; eume very *dos , bid s a - airdel Mg *AM Of loyfe . i* ll - -"inratr 1 , 11010. kliesiello 1.141414114/14148 4:Affictls job Cor clouds at o New Yrk, Oet 1541/1;0-' --- 4 17 61 - tQiew sat: iliOillt.—Tieriasotioutro&M Vlial/ge comprised 8;400 bbli,ShilopingA*4B- Olt/ Mills Extra at 0;26 and.goo'bigs:?goadPhis; Extra at $7,87i. Pilaw of all' olasonpttorm closed Ilink 4 at vrevious qaCtntiopo t , 411A.W.-.--rrime,liViamt was goad dir, mand•fathomnmilling, and rulott • ato.l/071 - 461-a short supply. ,:Very little was done;a the lowersiades. ,Sifes embnalegpo'bov:, *prime to very choice Southeia white at 1205®218 cents"; '2,600 bushels good do, at 1118(003 cents ;,2,000 bushels • fair , do. at 120(5195 cents ;.1,400 builieln iloniman tu Mediamdo. at 175®185 canto; 1,500 bash.' ela very gocci to choice Kentucky white 200®208 cents; 150 bushels strictly choice Southern red at 175 cents; 1,600. inn3heli prime do. at 168®170 cents; 2,600 bushels very fair to good do. at 158®15 tents, and 1,000 bushels damaged and common do, - at 148®153 seats: Corn was •in fair, request only . Sales of 4,000 bitsliels damagOd to. prime old white at 101®106, seats; 2,600 bushels yellow dn. at 10,10104 . centtc, , and 2,500 bushels, now 'crop as 96,W8 cleats. Oats were firmer, the receipts for Boum daps past having materially fallen 4 Sales of 2,500 bushels fair to prime. Mar land at 6a ®7O cents, , measure, and 1,600 bushels Pcnusylvanta do. at 82®84 seats, Weight.l Transuetionain Rye were oonfiiied to tugall lots at 185(§1116 . elute. egt bushel. • , • SEEDS.—We note of 76 built& fair to good Oloverseed at , A17,2541,87* ; P# l 4 o is scarce and held at $7,50:. Timothy, con tinued dull and nominal ut 02,80®8, to . quality. , , U . --- BtR rtinArbrxmiezi. • -s. ATING located iirt Hagerstown, would am, VI hip professionai services to the " citiriens- of the place 04 mar/rounding' country. Haring bad the experience of Fifteen yearn; and having aritiled'Oro. - self-of-tbolate-impiovementarhoLis-prepstee work-in.a neat and ,substantial manner, upon the most reasonable teems. . , "flagerstown, Nov 67-1 f TO lIIL.LA!Dpio-.. IUriSS M. 0. IeESSER would ink= the last AL dies of Waynesboro' and vicinity' that she hdare•commeneed the Millinery businessi ilt - connection with Dress making, m the dwell ing house on Main Street, adjoining the iesn dance of Mr. Jacob Waif, and has. received a hill assortment of ill goods nsnally kept by Ladies ate veqnested lo cell and examine her stock. Nov. 18s /863. J SLILL B Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Washington county, iiJ., ihere will be sold at public eels; of the house of Ohristimi Illisiekery, sem. public one mile East'of Ridgeville, Owdabout -four miles south of %tined:Sim , on TilliitatiAY the 19th day of NOVEMBER inst., the following pro, perty of said 'Jeep:wed; to wit : ONE CARffIA.GE . I cart, 3 Fattening Hop, 1 set tire for •a fottr-boree wagon, I still kettle, , a -10 ofloct uoMv , log shingles.' , Also Household and Kit pben Furnituie, consisting,ef beds and bedding,. 4 utipaus, Secretary. 2 kitchen cnplxiards; 2 'cOrner dr n 2 ta bles, 4 sets chairs, 1 eight-day clock, 1 twenty.four hour du., about 50, yards carpeting, ten-place, stovesrl cooking stove and apparatus.queeturtrans and Carfare, ; fine copper kettle, meat vessel,' toy . barrels, 1 barrel Of.good'cider, the ball about Se acres of GRAIN IN THE GROUND, about 170 Da/rad of CORN; about 40 bushels of fine beep ing, Apples, a lai p tab, 40 locust stakes 900 pail ism and other snicks too numerous to mention. . Gale to commence at 9 o'clock on said day when the terms will be made known by ' CHRISTIANEHOCKEY, Jr., Adel.. 'Nov IS—lt ASSIGNEE'S SALE. A 8 the Alaimo of Dr. Thous W4.r.Fita, I jab will offer at Public Salo, oo the proU*t,im:. medtately adjoining the. Borough of Wazqe,boio' i , Franklirrcouutyrrat FRIDAY, the 20th day of Ncivember, 1.863, SEVERAL LOTS OF GROW, • . • well adapted for Town Lats.whieti'were left unsold at the last Sale of Real EState. These Lots adjoin Lots 'sold t o Lewis:S. 'Forney, John rhilips, and ober, •, - - rv'Salti to commence inl o'clock, P• lit, when the terms will be made known WILIAANOWIMLLAN, 'Assignee' , - :NOTICE. • ?FHB Books of 3.. linooff . are. sk i f. Vt. Miller's I Store faritettleimeot'Perties—kitotriag—thent— 'iorivosittilebted ivill.plesse call mil settle. the owe without 'delft'', Alt 4leteriumee.to etas., my Books. . • , • J.tcpgi KLIOUre,. • - 11:(1101i . OCT I -.141104 OVA' . 1 : 1, A LL' thou indebto4 for County rund.'..Btate tax ktlBB.9,.are notified that - if the 'lose is,. rig pant on orWait tho thetday,4litilf,•o lllll tlit, , . *Sleeted ! 1"11-4Q9 '' 'Jo Caforlrailithgton tail)* MIEW CI TA A Y.E'D iron the'keinieen of the enbatatis I)SweettAninor and Funks'. owni'aboufillo Ikeerti guar one Itoifer; sablltolt and, etbite:spnitodiletkineet and'the heiterttualy.., MibeettkreirkrCwilluigl.Peiti• tor„duok nillulliatAq L 1 4,, oittteic alcow. NavOL-7,81.1 Joss *AC '‘ Notice to TrotOiptiooleito.: firvitt-pablio 06 , berebs-gtiW Oko4riismall upon pr! yes 4t 1,i11411,445‘0,b:X Y 4,44 ". futct4e*arr4l9f-A 4 o l *, 1,w,9.005t 411:peT49440 6, 1 %3444 "t`.thlk . 4!" l ,krii , vuthuut ' - ~ • 1 131 , 1TDAli, —,t1.004.} MYERS, • 'NOV. a.-4ll,;"t3:so446k:NYVki., - 1-4-I rru,' Elf& aitrio — i r ipiC,Co -7 rar — C347**Tini tiy l tly4astoSikkio,Appi: eftli',le#4lCebiP .044:01k4P4.14 4 1 Ag '.lrl Iftiboc2u ft 110).: 7P:;:`' '''' ;"^,'"'• If ' 14 '''? - ,1 :, s,l''', - '„ : :v ..,. - ''3.;'i'o`. 4- ... ~ . § 1 1" .n r : 7 : I 'll! ' --- _ ill ,::: • a riv : ' 1:1 ;! 's; ':-.:;: 1,,, " • :.: ..'• ~'.i. -,.,'1 ~ C/-- .4- ',- v,: - - . ‘; --,1 • • ,!; -, :f - ,- : :,,,,1.,--;.7 , ,:-; .....,t, : : : ..„ ? <,,: r ,„..44_,,, -, , - ;,' , ' , k '', 2: ~ " j?:' S'-' ,... 1r..7.' .. '• ":.-.76‘....,ft`'4",:''*.Z.: MEI=MIE 11=M==== • - ' • •.= ' •.• .- • •-•,' " • ` Zf ,• , ' ANDEMON,':IIO lefter 40. " 13 NO W =W SW" "M% or r.AXiilkliltThl*Elk; VINTEM ,f,LOTHS,. ; ° Assam re SATINETTS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND' SATINETTS; CLOTHS OASSEEERES AND ,7417 NETTS; UNDERSIHR.Tt, • ' ' ' " • • UNDERSHIRT*. • • I • ' •I• • " • OraCariat •• • • • ~Ear#ll4l , sl • • Grf)C.rear, e roceries, ,•, . • ~4/i4rdTpl4ta t • ;,; • • -• • : : ' • tikt GOODS,, 'DI?Y GOODS; • • • 'DR Y,V.OODSC:: • •, . ; - • :•1111 MHZ Qoe s etiaux,sre t: - o . - Q divan:oars:, •;' ; • • QueOnPt.rit,•;: , • • I , ‘ l ,l4rWelroulit colt tfict Oientien'•Aervui cuseoini • his; and'thkpublic our aaw, , adontkinttoadni,attii Ikk Up} mine' WE, xr tara„nurthaaks to, elision:term nn1;10 0 0Ottr Park $01114: WI lien deOgikv 411'.**, - 4;1,4 a cdatihui 4048,ERSr":1:01, "Pr 1$00ii! '1,3; ,ict.Opktrikt, 4i4Alicootivi wiust 00 , fo.g.rokst etAtio • = la* 13. -ii4'i ~:-V,14''..'•:;,, .. , ~ , ,r .„ . :.:-.7:k: • ~','',.'. -.-..!,' .::.T''..'', • . ':',,ki. i h •:,;,... ~&,•:,::-.., -',,*'-' , ,' ,1 :?,'4," ! , :,'-:!,,,? 4:; : e, •-, MEM Way iumborelPsu IBECVIRM 8171 I PLt . SECOIW SUPPLY, • egO.Oli4,BllMY. FALL AND WINtER DAV GCAOIM VALI AND WINTAR DRY L ,CIO4OP4ODA TAI4I AND: ATVATEA,DAT ,• 'ft LADIES„' LADIES *, ' LADIES DRESS GOODS DRESS Gooti4 DRESS GOODS. 'PUBS,SHAWLS AND, NUBIAN,' FURS, SHAWLS'AND NUSIAS:' VURS.PW , LF; Alit/ NUBIAS HOSIERY AND GLOVES, • HOSIERY, AND, GLOVES, • AND GLOVES. MIL IN !VW 4, MEN'S WINTER G.C1,0,E4, , , MEN'S. WINTER. rO,O 9 r MEN'S..WINTER HEN'SVINTER GCPW •• , • ~ • CHEAP, AND . AND DRIONBM ouvrEgti; paA wmt, GE110,::&1:T„FiS41 aiv. " 4 ; • =EI MESE ...._ ~, s- i.~i UM= K •rISSI `.,,fr`,i :i RES
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