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, 1861-08-01

HI nois,, EouatF Of CooE 6are S11eEaoE EsnFt Of
Clicaco-1n CdanceIy--AA1uet E Mallory Sa Tno+EnS
R.d,5P s.lsh g;ldx;a aSra Jsa2 VI AsE rs.sr
John Il. Norfsoa, W11nkn Eaxo4 Rooez;44; i; AanteF.
PUBLIC pcT6s ; n.1ebI 9ixan tat y 2HEs4ssss q
the t~e1faa day ofJ1ly D ss1 r. SOL ~ NJ; 5;
zen at pubic suction % me highest tatder f cssh
'ne m M hsta do9T GO s. t6e c2nfx EoGfe = & ~ .
et Illinois Cn Sasuraay. tle seFeateenIh DAY Of
AuEues. A. D. g.. 1t te5 O'Clock IN the fcFs1ooo of
fst ssS DC following des:sibet 1ea1 etats (or g
H.osA sbe[eol a. Hay be Necessary 70 RasIsly ta8
~ aaSJft srf on qaaer said eessa
e ne sn e ~ s;5s ssats u the Gatnty of
sels 81 I ls1d ID n Pbss s,sgen al sed tvelge @ g
n9n tlstE ID ri g ptsnshn t KsnGe
ote one hot uEedt.e Of Al sca. Als thcse twp eeI-
tsfn 1xts patCSls Of land know al nnn1ar ura
CD and len Q0), on the map r T. T. Ba,3Win;s Sub
dtsfFicn of he toE.hwest qnarter Of Canal secsoa
nt.tJ thfae tS1. Township thirty nine f5al Kanf-6
thirteen t1s) ast c?ntaia,rs twenty s.d tty.
eight rne hundrtdths Of acre. The mans OF Ehf II
sa1a A Sub; isht'n Eas 1eeo5ded u The EeeIdesa oE
TO "A: Ct Mgr, PaEe q IRA SCOTT,
Master M Chancery Of TIE Superior CoEt1 af fhtcsSo
ChtcAEo, July sd, t6l tyr+ gaY7-{d
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TATEOFnLJNOIS Cook Conn.

~ IT, sE.-super1or Cour1 Of ChIcs 20. August Term
4. p lssl;H5spta Askindl-g Will!4m AcKlua1eY
r nofie I. he9chv Sit 81 :, s. % srs sr
that wit e attachment !ssned at Of tho oaee Of
the Clerk oE tie Superior Court OF Chicago dated
seysnteest1 dty 81 JulE D. 49, . tbs suit OF te
eald James AeRtzd1ey. William AcEindley ana Gran.
vile s. InKrahanb, md aEs3CRt the eiase OF the said
Charles Damessl fas M ths sum Of f;E nundrea aa5
CtoE county. which Estd wrs has been retarnsd ere
ented hev theEetars; 1H1sss M yoo s.s *@!d cssti .
FAC Superior cGutt Of Ch.ago on q before taa urs
day of the st1m 1he,eof T. be holden At she c,a1t
August A. D. 81. give special bail a1l pftad TO the
sad pl2tntitsR astop- Be- entered agnst
The property attached may ba - satssfy
The atd Judgment and Gcst9 win ee snd e ssasf tae
ealnn WAAFEE hLAHGEtl. IlSkf-
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H Kennedy's Medical Discovery
Cufea Ecrpful3
A&hI edJ'a M6d1cAl Discovery cuf8s Ef11pea2a.
AElaeGy'R AAt1cA1 Discovery coEos CstSex-
KEnNt dtx Medtcs. Discovery cGr4s Nurs1n2 sore Nth
kEnnxdy.s Medical .ovrt3 cures t3ufnoF 81 tie Eyes
Ettn1e6y' s AedtcAl lisccvefy curGs SEa41 deh1.
Ee1reFs Medical DiaouverT cure4 Running pfthe Ear
kenntdyR Medt9ss Discovery cTrtz E1ce1St dSore Leg
KEnned5t Aedicsl Diacoser* cure. LEpEa-
Keunedy,e McdicAA !7tsporefy curea EheunAt5Kup
Eeanedy.e Meoical DISCOVER rures Salt Ebenn.
1cnnedy'a Medical D!scoSErF Euras uyrpcpMA.
Eernec5H Medical Dt-ccFeff ltegnlatee the BoFelS.
Eennedyt edioaI Dieeov~rf R. eul1&ks the kidneya
kc.neGrse Medical ui-G9,s erS Al = The Liver.
KGnIed5 2 Aedtcsl D,seorers 5ss cared DropsE.
when ron arc sick. and do not know matter
u perhspa Sou hare IN inward hUaor. TT Ksnnedy's
Medical Discovery.
For sale By N DrnEEtstA osSeQ1y
, 1861-08-01
MI 1CHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
AL EOAD.
GREAT. CENTRAL ROUTE

To New, xsrk, New ENGLAND and sGz
Qanad2s,
On axd effef suEDAF. MAJ 1ata, 1881. 1r4tns lea4<
~ fonowA:
344 l. K~stcps 81 an staaonz; snd arrives 81 d.
ffutt 1t 5.A p e.
$50 L. H.-iagftul3g ExpEeae te1cerG EundaT), II
hSe 1t Detroit st e4G D. n; 5u*pensicl
Bridge 40 ,. m.: A1h&oy In p d. N6W
York 80 p. M Boeeon lis p.m
SOC +. A.-&aw York and B0+ton Express {e1eeyt
Eaturday), arrive at Detroit sd 4 u :.
fTnrunto ae12 p L.. Montreal Ce=D n1. 81
9usFenEoa RT1dge Or Buffalo 500 p. n
Albany &8 p, NJ: New YorK 200 4. N.
Boston ISG .. =
500 4 M-CtDcinuat Express {exeeyt suud4y1
through to CanEtanhH fa z hours
sou z. M-Ct1c1E1an and Lou.avlIia Hxpteas {a1car:
Saturday. thro1gb tp clnaanAH IN il
hnnfd, Louisville In IA hoQh.
II Ha1mburyAE Phts1k DuBtatb are run On D y H.
preza EfAtnA Eateut 6leep11K CAN on Eight Trai6s
-, Baggage Checked Through.
THRDU9H TICKETS for saie In al principal Rs1l
road Ofcee IL the WeS1 1t tho General 0flce corne=
Lake and Dearborn strtets (nndef Lha fremont Hpase>
Chicago, aud at the Depot
r y: R1cE General supe.tEtende1t
10 A BEAN, Western Passenger Agent. ny
, 1861-08-01

1Sk Bernard 6. CauIneld. cfCbicaeo Il ne County
OF Cook aud State OF illinois, e1ecuet hnt do'ivered
1ptc George EedsEtcs, q tse same plaee ee5r1in
1:9 whica Vas drly iecoE!le:. ln t':e keeos4e1t
Office Of said Cook Comfy, In Book - Page ~ on
the twenty SECOND day of APRIL \ p. SO IN and oy
xeysa = ia saia Geerge i HaStEaxee "a
iauds situate In the County or G. Ok and State Of Ilt
3,y, 9s 1t1tss # IL, e. foar asa M Ar sxs
51s}, aud seventeen. u3), In A!oef number one ~:
Block number two IL sad Lots nd 0ber twenty sav.a
AZ tsn5 Z a16:f b ss srss g.
naA ct the so1ta half Il the est hA q tho north
east quarter Of Section twenty, Ia TvEnsaio Thirty
1ine GA}. forth Of Range fourteen t'4l eaat Also.
~ e. n Bes n e ess sa ea =
ere aste with s4fh Morteae 5abe 10 the order e
said sedswick at he Marine hanz IN ths Guy Of Cei
Notes b. Ing iar the tnW of thtrtee1 hundred AID
twenty 90 lars: ore for Thirteen hundred aad dseve7ty
fire dollars and the osher ior sixteen hundred and
fCut teen dof4nFs ard seventh g. nta
and whereas, default been mads In the psTznent
OF the above mentioned Notes and mora than cre
x.ar basjng elapted since they e1t dues anil whereas,
there due ID Unsaid upon sad 1stet Vt pE1n
Sc 81 & nd
Cents. ...
Now. therefore, In pursusuee Of tho pouer III sas
vested By said 1ndenfnre of MortEa3e l. ths quder,
Ire NORTH door Of The Court !Iouse IN htcxEt nner
the aid ats OF apd at public anctio1. aEd sell she
m 81 s s g eeqy s T. ef s1 e
t!ang ard selling tatd los and the said balance OF
principal and aIsTsst gs g. a sala n0sfe. o,tz,7e.
RI iV{t.ytU I'd
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N& SIAlTA0L Ct1LGs - " utIC1St
lEl default has been made IN the payment Of
tain note (tearfna date the 9Th day or March, A D.
nd d us an L. M nj 7sE aas fe
lars aud ninety iunr ccnts $40 sf 10; and whereas,
also default ins been made In the paTmcut Of
tain bon obligation of sntne dats Us said note, and
given 10 secure the payment OF tue sum of seven
twenty cents. 4:ea asHQ which said note and bond
together with other tndebteduess .re described in,
q. d secured BY cerfatn mortgage e3ecutea ~ T.
Randolph Smith and Margaret E., his wife, dated the
s.th day oi March, D. issS. and recorded In tno Ks
eostiern office u Cook County Hnots IN Book 1e q
dniy sssisnta Hts T. ne. ''''-
y. therefor, IN pursuance Of the powers Of sa1e
In eafl mortgage continue.t public notice + hereby
Eisen tua& ollf We,inesay tho tSeI5y nth, 1Ay cf
tilt dsy 81 the north door cf the Court House ii t,aa
city Of Chics.u County 81 Cook and State e Hno14
shall sell public suction to thc hI-hcst bidder for
cash, the preHss enttoned and described In sid
mortaaSe Ttz: PaFt of ao seycn u and eiHhsfsl Ia
block ny eight ss} Of the ORIGINAL fogn ot ;tenEo
said lot originally laid ont fostv-dve fa'1
fcetnorth Of the crAtrt =. sad east 1te rR1
ming west parslc1 WITH The nor lire of sad Tot eight
tslto stake thirty q feet wc Of tae Wess ine p
block fiyeight [l; thence northerly, parallel with
the cast line IT sald lot and the west une Of
taid lot eight to the north Tine ef said los .cven
on the alley; tence along the north Ines Of sail lot
seven and eight ISL to the north cast corner 9t ead
sa let clsht to tic place ef beginning al + t}e ety
nf CicAE0 County OF Cook, and SsAIe uf T0ot% with
the teuen,ents. herelitaments and nppurtenAnces
thcEeunto belonging an al! tue right end eGnt o. e
dsnlrtion of tue eail E. Randolph Smith and wife,
n.ortgayofs, their heira and assigns thtretn-
F. H. WINSTON, Assignee Of Mortgages;
Chicago, July 27lh. 1861 jytg1s LTD
, 1861-08-01
SA'>A MA o4i BoNiFaE1Us BEEN AUzR McrszA9ea.
9hts.sn pMs1s = TnlS III it'll Jy1gt8Ead


1HANCERY NOTlCE.-state OF
~ Illinois; County of Cook a; s;sLs9pessoe esns Cou,
and PetsF MeIs Wni5sm sEfsgH Johp q Ha1n9a'
Tard + Bsiirrd. daniel &. Ma7iia. q. haFt =
r Harris Patrick tial1Aahsr. Ismuel C4l1elI N2x.
rau Ch. X hi, Warren Smith and Chesauote Bnrds-
Amdayit of the non.resldencs o. Jonn R. Han2ltn.
j. 4 Psrtons. y. J. Jenss, Norman rh7Ecntll. Wsx:
rep knlth uad Cht8tmoFe guEt g. pefendarfs ABOVE
named having been fled In tie office Of the Eefk OF
safd HGperiqF Court Chicago Nottce u hetebJEl7en
to the taid john E Hanlln, J. a. PaTEoBay ". j.
jenks oIan WsrTea amlf, 3, .aa S,; Enesf q,
ofcompla,at n sa:a tas Gsanssfy @ sIe tssTs
mons has been Issued out Of said Eou5t ag1anst said
defendanta fetmnab1e On the nrst Monday 3 5epteme
her next QsG10 as Is by Law teQulred
Row. unless yon. The said John z. Mxnan T. faT.
sops H. j jerks. NORMAN Churchill, Warren Smith
snd more Bn7tis shan pzr5onaly Be sa9 sggear
the IT day q ths as5t teFn tsrs95 t & g a b.
DAT Of septebsE ls61 as4 plead sasTsF e. dsnF
and the attersAud nings therein CHARGED md sisted
Will be taken contes9ed- aud a. decree. enter e2
agalnsf soa according 2 t5s PFs4zF e sa,d ~
n r HuRn Cfsnn1stAr Sn1'F ,iy9LF34S4W
, 1861-08-01

NEW. YORK! STEAM DYE
.lN?Yoags, VIZ. Telprry. ~ sou1& C1azk asaet.,
bet1 eea: Essieoe :A3d Ssn.ae Gh1es:9 .pIe1 eaa7
ssFas Hst agst 2 pstfs t Eas:ff:aE A Ea
Il It'll q Ecrsz nso9Essy ats:.sadca r.. Ra7
33&&. t&0ay
, 1861-08-01
4 =
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SAJE.-Wharha

TRUSTEES SALE E4-Wherbaa.
Il Henry w8rsF 4a& 9aIah =. Waller. hfa xtttt, Eys.
deed Of uust dated Nstch 14th. A. D. i8e1 shu r.
eorded II f1s a@cs Or tae Hsoef1e1H1 0snf County.
ElIn1 f. pn the 18th day oI AAtrh. "A. D. 1s1 Ea Book
is q Deeds, et Faxe ~ eoaIsysg cestatn lon q
land end pxest+ = t9eEen xteserte$d n 80 e Y;
trust dsed 6Eectded: and Ehneaf vas p<ost ed il;
said deed that IN case defaun should b made by ss
Henry Waller 70 rAy sid notes A0f htefeet ~ try
tbGuld 1esp+ clve1y become duo scco.aEg td tle1F
tenor md tfect tier, % spphc1tton u1 Aodn4a1 4
Gelpcke the1f legal re5Iseeaes1ses 4F ~ a:94E1ES ~
b=ne1t and Equity Of re6eDputn Of said ns4ef &Iu
x1'F, thttr hears 'Er zeskrB therein n mAH-Ef
ac1.hed u said deed; AGd. WHEREAS, certA1 lnstAa
mente o. trtet&r on Bxt6 loteH f3vc f4uss G4a A.a
default Las been 14ds bY End Henry WsIer, 1a pay
TIE esne It'll due aud gatt i1tefest hN not nea a11
up 70 tl!s H1Ee7 and. weersaa. leS4d Holman and
6eIrRe1 tae frE al holders ef ssd notes have ta2o9
efpSatoa to sald Scs.cEon advertise Tor 4fa and
sell ard dispose Of sd elnsks according TO tha pro-
VII rs al s&4- cExd Ct tT.st
NE, tserefLre. Isoltce IS ts1ebT ct7en that tla
sadt fcusE SsamH nE VII on thu THnnty Eighth
Csy & September, 4. D. nHa, II the ho1r OF tau
O'Clock To the fo1eno0t 1t the north doaf ct the o.t
EohR4 Il the c1tS at the2g l. c. OF CocusT uu.If4,
oasr Sale a:t sell at fnhc susuon t4r Iha highest
alorese1d EI.h al right eaeht sd eqit; reaemp-
ton OF said Hs1ry aer and VII. tasrein Whcn SID
TT lseB situate 10 tha County Cook and St4t9
Or Illinois, &rd described fo1l LAS numbered
+ y - = u = s. 2 =. : ~ = aRq e J.; <S u Back Les
i Ie4aIess subaiTis&en q tae noTth naif Il ia
L S9N X Ii T. Iripg iu the City of Chicago, ~
j. rouse SGAAMoS, Trustae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
Southern Items

LOUISVILLE, Nov Late Southern papers say
that the steamer Theodore had arrived at Savannah
petre, sulphur and small arms The Theodore
brought aspassengers Mr. Meade, ex-miuister to
Brazil, Capt s J. short, Of the British navy, who
had rendered his services 20 the rebel government.
Brigadier General, and supefcedes Gen. Alan in
command at Hopkinsville Ex-senator Benjamin
has been formally appointed Secretary Of War.
The vote for President and Vice President Of
the rebel States on the 9th inst, IL was expected,
would be small II was thought that Davis and
Stephens would encounter little opposition.
General Hardee has been promoted TO a Major
Genertlship. He and General Johnson were at
Bowling Green on the 18th inst. Zollicofer has
fallen back to Cumberland Gap, and sent to Knox
VILE for reinforcements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK r. M.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST AND IMPORTANT IRON powS I'm rrv


LATEST AND IMPORTANT PROM pows I'm frvrs'
A' 'ne Se0Ono eoin0n 0i 'oe S'a' go ~
'o-oay' we nave iniormauon nom soe bo~o TO
'O"~' .na' hS' ''feacneo mere " VIC
'NUo''u 'eiee'SPo ihe' Nha''he eneH's ''eN
movement VI yesterday ai'e'"OOn was 0''1H"e~
al i.'' u y anu 10" forenoon iney ." wi
ueu'y "i'oo'a"ihs 'oe great ouif On "e'f con-
"' - "SU'~ 0'ee, anu ~'ou'.
POi"' VI PoiH~
OOnuaoanos AMI others nom among them rate
that the removing troops are destined for some
where south OF Virginia
II the new. from th, g,e,, s.nedtt,on- vh,ch
-
my arc e"Ue'0'i"s W "U'" ~ '" -
been favorable 70 them, we qoeshon moon
whether this retrogade movement Of their forces
IN IN. lowe, Potomac vopld have taken pa,ce.
-,,.,-
VIC "e"' tON' 'Ne s'oo' OHiO" g P'N'1OA
had been good Tor them, the rebel authofiaes Ak
Norfolk would have taken pains TO blaIon 10
throughout the United States by those who came
I,,, svsn,,o - ola po,r, With On. ,,s q, ,,nce
y" VIC '0"''o'S' was VI 'u'u
mat they seek to conceal the informoon rom Us
THE LOST rRASsroRrs
We hear at the War Department that the Union
-, ,.o., ,.,,A .,o... L., :,
'ne grand e'PeoinOn " "ieoAHS upO" w. 0''o''
OF North Carolina, were small and comparatively
uninpOrtant vessels. The fact that there were
hut "A men On board both Of them, hovey, r,
n,ove. that fact
A GRAND BALL ~ Ih. "a ssai. rCoA-hoUi'
La" evening, On ~. IH..AOn Hs. 1om-
Pany OF tue mos. PooPie ~ 'ue eo.
g. CT rrorv,, sIytb c,v,I,v ,,,tIon.s
-, Th.a,ncIno Ala No, cas-, u,t1
-, d.vI,ah, The attendance Of general orsc,r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The War In Missouri.
THE ARMY IN COOP sPIRIIs-No PRosPE
GaTTgR At pREsENT

THE ARMY IN COOP sPIRIIs-No PROSPECT or
BAT1EE AT PRESENT.
ST LOUIS, Nov. "A letter from an ofncer of
high rank in Springfield dated On the 9th, says
affairs there are quiet; that the army 10 in q cd
spirits, and that no enemy is near. General hun-
ter had no expectation Of battle at present
A dispatch from Fremont, dated Quincy, Nov.
eth, Gays be will be In ST Louis on Friday, ao-
compahied by four hundred men.
KANSAS CITT, Nov. "A party of 12O FEEDER
alists have been made prisoners at Little Santa
Fe, Mo-, by I've hundred rebels.
sFRIEeFiELD, Mo, New. Seen. Hunter as
sumed command Of the army yesterday, and 10
sued an order stating that Gen. Fremont had re-
linQuished the command Of the department
which had been assumed by him, and directing
the officers commanding divisions and brigades
TO report to headquarters Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
PORT ROYAL BoMBARDED BY THE
FLEET.
THE REBELS RETURN THE FIRE.
FoREwARNED OF THE DESTINATION
OF THE FLEET.
HATTERAs INLET NOT TO BE ABAN-
DONED.
GENERAL WOOL NOT RESIGNED.


FoRT MONROE, Va, Nov. THE steamer
SpauldIng left for Ratteras Inlet last evening
with a cargo Of commisary stores. IL IL more
than probsb that some Of the troops will return
in her. II is understood al Old Point that Hat
teras Inlet 10 place Of too much importance 10 be
abandoned. Should the Twentieth Indiana regi-
ment return to Old Point, its place will be imms-
diately supplied by larger force.
BY a flag Of truce just from Norfolk, we have
news Of the feet, but provokingly meager, a. the
only person who came down was bound by parole
to reveal no particulars.
The steamer Union (loaded with a cargo Of
horses and stores) and another transport (vhose
name is not giyen) were Lost during the gale
one at Kill Devil Shoal, the other on Rogueh
Beach, on the coast Of North Carolina. The crews
of both vessels, 70 in number, are now prisoners
at Raleigh, N. c. IL is not known whether any
lives were lost. Only fifteen horses were saved.
The executive officer Of the Minnesota states
upon information received by the nag ozcer that
the feet was bombarding Port Royal, and meet
ing with a warm reception, the rebels having for
sometime been preparing for them. The above
reached Norfolk to-day by telegraph.
The reported resignation Of Gen. Wool 10 news
at Old Point.
The U. 8. gun boat Monticello win leave for
the blockade OF Wilmington In the course Of
several days.
Gen. Phelps states that the rebels are holder and
more numerous than ever near Newport News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08

A Devil Turns COOK Ito rhat ellie uses may
tcs fot tetsrn n-The Alexandria Sentinel once
has been transmogrihed into an eating house. Il
win be recollected that when the Federal troops
walked into one end of Alexandria on the I'D day
Of May last, the "Sentineln man ran out at the
ancient or modern history, foe which due credit
Yves given him In the sidf al the time. The print
eris devil Of the establishment, who was black as
a devil ought to be, was left behind, and his &C.
cupation being gone, he has hung shingle at
one corner Of the Sentinel ONCE inscribed &c eating
house, and In the sanctum, where the editor
used to illuminate his thunder to fright intruders
from the sacred soil, his devil-a grinning dar-
key-now dispenses - vittlesn to live Yankees at
so much per head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
Counterfeit Notes.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Fairly executed
counterfeits on the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Of Philadelphia, in the way Of IS notes
Were detected to-day. This 10 the most danger
Gus counterfeit issued for some time, and 10 be-
lieved TO be in extensive circulstioR throughout
the country. Parties have been arrested here
while attempting TO pass them. The only differ
ence counterfeit from the genuine is that the
letters In the name Of the bank are less regular,
and the agures on the side are shaded too deeply.
the vignette IS perfect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
Effect Of the storm on the Lake,

BUFFALO, Nov. 4-During the heavy northeast
gale Of Friday the following vessels are reported
ashore up to four O'Clock p. M, this day
Schooners Mail, ashore at Hamilton, Lake On
tario X. Campbell, ashore at Hamilton, Lake
Ontario; Lively, Fontetspe, reported sunk }. w /.
Sargent, on Cleveland pier, loaded with coal and
full Of water OriOle, ashore near Point au Pelle
Lake Erie; North Star ashore near Point au Pelle;
White SqualI, o. Detroit, ashore on Point au Pelle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
The Latest from Gen. Rs.eerans.

CINCINNATI, Nov. THE Commercial has
advcts from General Roeecrans' army Up 70
Tuesday mo: ming Nothing definite had occurred
Gen. Benham's brigade was below, ard supposed
to have crossed the river the previous night on
a steamboat used there for transportation. The
rebels had possession Of Cotton Hill, opposite
Gauley River, which IL g higher elevation than
that Of the position Of the Federal troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08

INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS.
Notc IS poEr TIME to Bxy.
5,oc0 Rubber Blankets, feet long, feet wide, at
S25O each,
5000 Rubber Blankets, g feet long, feet wide, at
81 each,
1000 Rubber Blankets and Poncho combined, for
81 each
Attic India Rubber Warehouse, 3Os Pa avenue,
between 9Th and 10th sts. no i-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
THE ENGAGEMENT AT BELMONT,
MISSOURI.

CAIRo, Ill Nov. THE expedition Of Gen.
erals Grant ana McClernsrd landed al Belmont,
Missouri, three miles above Columbus, d eight
O'Clock this morning Their troops were thirty
ave hundred In number. They gagged the
rebels-about seven thousand Of them-si eleven
O'CLOCK.
The battle continued tll shutdown.
The rebels were driven from their entssnch-
ments, across the river, with great los. Their
camp was burned, and their stoIes, with all their
baggage, cannon, horses, mules, and one hundred
prisoners, were taken.
The Federal troops then retired, ne rsetis
having received reinforcement from Columbus.
Colonel DoughertY, Of Illinois, wss veundro
aud taken prisoner.
The rebel loss IA not known, bal thss o. tss
Federals is fron three 70 Ave hsDared, a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

ACCIDENT TO A TEAMsTKR.-About eight
O'Clock last night number Of Government
wagons were passing along Pennsylvania Avenue,
one Of the teamstefs, Nelson Callahan, fell and
before be could be aided or extricate himself the
wheels Of his own wagon and those Of the wagon
following passed over his thighs, inturing him
painfully. though IL was thought by the Surgeons
who went to his. relief that the bones were unin-
jured. He was taken In charge by Patrolmsn
Walling who got a coach and carried him frSi 70
the + street Infrmary, where he could not be &C.
commodated In the remaining wing, and from
there TO the guard house; but be could not be re-
ceived there, and he was conveyed 10 the Wagon
Camp, north Of the city. Some places should
be designated for the reception Of such cascs.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DTHE sIA> publishes the List Of Letters
remaining ia the Washington CITY Post Once
under the provisions Of tie law directing them
10 be printed in Che Newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ONCE. Ts
total daily circulation Is more than double that
q any other Daily printed in the District Of Co
Gumbia
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The Naval Expeditiop.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE Post sayB that a
gentleman of this city has received private letter
from Fortress Monroe, of the 5th, saying, I'VE
have just received second dispatch. from the
great expedition. The Great Republic has
grounded, and lost some horses. Everything else
is right They were of Bulls Bay" This state
ment in doubtful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08

Expedition A inst the Rebels at Columbus,
KAN Engagement in Progress.
CAIRO, Nov. THE expedition which LEFT
here last evening, destination supposed to be
Columbus, is having a warm time down the
river. Heavy cannonading has been heard here
for the last four hours and we are expecting soon
to hear Of the capture of Columbus
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Wisconsin State Election.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6-The State elecrion yes
terday was very quiet. This city and county
gives three thousand five hundred democratic ma
jortv. The returns from the State so far indicate
the election of Harvey, republican, for Governor,
and the whole republican ticket by large ma
jorty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08

ANOTHER DEAD BODY FOuND.-A dead body
was found floating in the river opposite Fort
Washington on the 4,h inst; one OF the victims
of Balls Bluff; the letters r. :. on bis len arm,
testament small round looking glass and lock Of
hair, in bis pocket; no appearance Of any wound.
His pants were dark grey with artillery stripe.
He was buried at the fort
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Prairie Fire

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. IA devastating prairie
fire is sweeping over parts of Davis and Dickinson
counties, and some loss of life is reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08

A GREAT CAPITAL FIRST CLASS UNAPPRoAcH-
ABLE bill at Odd Fellows Hall tonight; and
long may the Campbells continue to wave there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-08

FOURTH WARD POLICE. The metropolitan
police in the Fourth Ward have been efficiently
active during the month Of October. The arrests
rnsde number 600. Turned over to the military
authorities, $50 prisoners. Total amount of hnes
S507 40; Of which s444 81 was returned in cash,
and 1892 g was superseded.
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The Massachusetts Election.

BOsToN, Nov. o.-The republican State ticket
has 81 900 majority. Both branches Of the Legis-
lature are largely republican.
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Gen. weoI's Contem plated r. esisnatisn.

zen. WooIs contemplated rs esIfnaUeh.
NEW YORK, Nov 7-Governor Morgan and
Senator Harris have sent dispatch TO Gen. Wool,
asking him to delay his contemplated resignation
and continue in his present position.