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/ South Carolina. off Charleston, under da
of October 18th as follows
The British frigate Racer by per-
mission Of flag officer Green entered Charles
town harbor and took away as q passenger
tho British Consul. The Consul saws that
the Rebels have just launched a powerful
Ram, and that two more are all ready for
floating, with iron which they expect every
day to arrive IRON England in an iron-plated
steamer. lie also reports the rebel steamer
Nashville lying at the mouth of S5ono Inlet,
six miles from Charleston watching for
chance to run ont. lie reports that there
were 200 cases of yellow fever at Charleston
he left. The same correspondent under date
of 18th October writes
About 10 O'Clock last night firing was
heard TO the southwark. which continued for
half an hour. From the soud Of the guns
this iriug was judged to be about s miles
off,
This morning boat arrived from the flag
ship. informing US that a vessel had run the
blockade during the night. and the firing
heard was from the Flambeau, which got
under way before the steamer ran the line Of
the blockade and attempted to stop her but
she took no; the slightest notice of the Flam-
beau which fired - shots aginst her sides,
but they ratified of like SO many halstones.
She must have been iron-plated, and very
thick at that. or the Flambeau' 5 rifl-d shots
would have gone through her; but she did
not seem to mind them, and kept on up the
channel aud ran in.
1t is thought that she is the vessel the
rebels expected with the iron plates for the
rams, and if 20, we must expect some hot
work before long, unless we have something
here besides wooden ships to contend with
them.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.
The following was received at Headquar-
tiers of the Army to-day
LA GRANGE, Tenn, Nov. II.
To Mag. Gen. II. w. HGlleek;
The following despatch has just been
received from Gen. Davis, at Columbus
The expedition commanded by Brig. Gen.
Ransom has proved a great success 1t
came up with Col. Woodward's rebel
force 500 strong, near Garrettsonrg'
and alter a sharp engagement killed
l6 of his men, wounding 40, and taking
% prisoners all the horses and so mules. A
large number of arms and Equipments, half
the camrs of Woodward's men including
his own, routing the whole colnmn and dri-
wing them out of the State.
Our loss was 3 killed and wounded,
L. S. GRANT,
Maj. Gen.
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Died.

In Wsstfosd, Nov. 81. Of cOnsumPtion, EphraiHn
Page, pensioner Of the L. s, Of the war Of
1919, aged 81 years.
In this place Tuesday afternoon, c. F. stlni
ford, aged years.
In Hospital at Washington, Nov. u, Of Ty-
phoid Fever, Sergeant Proctor P. N. LlndOn, Of
South Hero member Of Co. K, llth Vt, ogei
% years.
In shelburn., Nov. 18th, OF consumption, Mat
lie NJ. Henderson, aged IS years.
Funeral at the house on Saturday next, at
o'clock, A. NJ.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10
A special dispatch to the Washington Star
from Manassas Junction 9th says; IL is un-
derstood here that considerable portion of
Gen. Sigel's corps had moved from their late
position in front and along the line of the
Manassas road to attend especially to the
possible movements of Jackson.
Gen. Sickles is on the way to-day to the
Rappahannock Station with sufficient in
fantry and artillery to hold the important
bridge there.
Heavy firing was heard Sunday at Gen.
Sigel's headquarters. in the direction Of the
Rappahannock. which led to the belief that
Gems. Pleasanton and Stuart were at it
again. At night there was rumor that
Pleasanton had driven the enemy Of.
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Is THE ADVANCE BEYOND THE RAPPAHANNoCK !
Nov. IL. I
The Rebels, with large force of Cavalry,
Artillery and Infantry, made al attack on
Monday upon Gen. Pleasanton, at Amosvllle,
Reinlorcements from Gen. Wilcox's command
were at once sent forward to support Gen.
Pleasanton. who had no infantry, and was
compelled to fall back, and having joined
him they drove the rebels back. Gen. tenno
at the same time advanced upon tae
town Of jefferson, and occu ned 1t.
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NKw YoRK. Nov

NKw YORK, Nov. IL.
The Herald has news frou Richmond on
the sth as follows
Lee arrived there two weeks ago and is
said to be acting as commander-in-chief and
military adviser to the War Department.
The active command of the enemy's forces
in the field devolves upon Gen Johnston.
The Merrimac No. is completed and now
lies below Fort Darling.
Officers in the rebel service have been de-
tached by the Richmond War Department to
carry on the contraband trade between Bal
timore and Richmond.
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Nrw YoRK. NoH. u.


The Tunes Washington dis atch says it
i stated that Gen. Hallacki will visit the
Army Of the Potomac on tour OF inpec-
ton and to consult with Gen. Burnside, to-
morrow.
\ despatch was received last night from
Gen. Pope giving the names of 300 Indian
condemned to be hung and requesting the ap-
proval of the Court Martial Sentence. The
President replied that only the ring leaders
shall be executed and asking for a copy of
the sentence.
1t il said that Stonewall jackson : whole
column is at Front Royal with the exception
Of about 1000 men and guns, who are Il
remaining in the Shenandoah Valley.
The feeling in general throughout the ar
my towards Gen. Burnside is very warm and
cordial
Thirty Of our regular cavalry under Lieut.
Ash went out foraging 10 miles south yes
terday morning, encountering whole
sqnadron Of the 18th Va. rebel Cavalry. They
make a brilliant charge through it led ny
Lieut.. Ash, who received a sabre cut on the
head and two bullets, but put to fight the
whole rebel force. Lieutenant Ash was
engaged in desperate hand to hand conflict
with the rebel captain whom he had alreudy
run through with his sabre, when just as his
foe was firing a revolver, one of Ash's men
shot him dead. Our loss IN killed and
woun led was s. The rebel loss was IA
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RALrInoRE. Nov. IL

BALTIMORE, Nov. IL.
\ letter from son of the editor OF the
Baltimore American, dated Pensacola on
board the Hartford, Oct. %, says that the
L. ). steamer Montgomery came in that
morning with fine side-wheel steamer as a
PRIZE. loaded with munitions of war, which
she caught about fifty miles of Nc
bile. after chase OF seven hours.
When overhauled her crew commenced to
throw overheard the arms &C., but did not
succeed in making away with much.
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ST. LOUIS, No, u.

Advices from headquarters state that Gan.
Schofeld lies Frustrated with typhoid fever
at Springfield; meanwhile the army of the
frontier is uuder the senior officers OF the
division.
Gen. Vaughan, commanding in Clay and
Clinton Counties. Missouri, has ordered an
assessment of ten thousend dollars on the
disloyal citizens of the former and FIVE thou
sand on the latter for the substance of the
militia.
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II ar Il cts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
Wednesday, Nov. -
At market 26sl Cattle, about $500 Beeyes and
ssl Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cow,
one two and three years old.
Market bees-extra per ewt. s6.25aC,5o. LIST
quality 50, 5Oa5 -: "a quality $780, 81 quality
s375.
Working oxen, $50 a $50 per pair.
Cows aud Calves, $50, - a 30.
Yearlings, 80 OalOOO.
Two years old, SIG a Is. Three years old $50
Az.
Sheep AMI Lambs 1880 at market. Prices, in
lots 81 so a 275. Extra and Selections,
50 90, 5Oa575.
Hides 7as, per 10; Pslts 81 % I37 EACH
Calf skins 5 a sc per 10.
Tallov s. So per 10.
REMARKS.
TIE receipts Of cattle aud sheep was not SO
large as last week, but added to those Kept over
the supply was ample for the demand sales were
very good and prices full as good as last week
For some few lots slight advance was ob;ainei.
There was quite number Of buyers from other
States for store cattle, who supplied Themselves
with choices.
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Boston. Nov. IL.
An error has been discovered in the first
count OF the votes Of the Sd Congressional
District which elects A. Il. Rice to Congress
in piece of Mr.. Sleeper, BY u majority.
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TRENTON, \. j.. Nov. IL

lkkSIONs ~ 90 -'p'- -
Gen Mcclellan arrived IN this city OF 4
O'Clock this morning, with portion of his
staff. There was no excitement.
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The correspondent of the Boston Journal
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NEW YORK. Nov. II.

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NEw YoRK, Nov. y.

NV YORK, NOV. T.
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Maj Con. Buell. is under arrest and Will
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Democracy in America" by De Toequerilly
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% stars and Stripes in Rebellion"
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OF the District Of Iowa, wtll offer for sale on -
MONDAY. 3lss DAY OF MARCH. 1864.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. and osleck p.
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The n 4 cf the SW \. The SW Htef he NEh, and the
Ewh q the Sc Of Section u, In Township rs 81 r
~ West ALSO. the undivided half of tbs sotidxins
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MN Of Sec s18 IN Up N n OF Nv; the IN OF ths
NWH. and the Sw OF the NV OF Sec, b in TIP n
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lot IN block lot in block 10; lois and 10 in block
f4j lot In block Is; lots and Is in block 1oS lots
and In block 70; ls and In block eos totsA and
in block %; lots and in BLOCK s6 lots - and u
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~ and San block 81; lots aud block o. lotp
II, ~ and In block 81 lots and in block 81 lot
Is IN block 81 lots ~, ~ and ~ In block d6; lots H.
~ and ~ In block So; lots ant In block II lots ~
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Tract an Addition 10 Council kius Cityal Of the said
lots tracts and parcels o. land beiuk stuste IN The
County Of Potss ~ s,sie. sud State u Iowa. q
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Execution ID favor u Dibbiee work More
s4it4sb flftG ~ es4 I'm HOxIH. o. S. MdTsAal.
BY =. wILLsA6s, Deputy.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Narch1 1862.
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- Fort Monroe, March g..
The Rebel steamer uarrimac. accompa-
nied hv The iork,own ard Jamessown. on
Saturday, attacked the United States friS.
atss. Cumberland aud Congress, sinkine the
fermer snd c~psarius and burning chs lat
ter At \ suh<sQpeDs engagement between
the Rebel Fret and Msnisus, sirish bastis
ragged -four aeors, the Mcrimac retired, sup
posed To be damage. 81 ssss s. S zs'fs
New York, March 10.
The City Of Washington, from Liverpool
the 26sh uit., and Qaecnstown the 2stb, has
urived. - 80 s
TIE Sumter ssill rema;nesi Il 6ibralter.
The Tsscsrers in Spanish wssers Of Al
z srs. -. 49, - s. -. - g
Parliament proceedings have been eslis.
nd By chsiIeaks from 0. DousShse 70
81. Robert Peel, for 40 expressiop 81 he
latter which the former considered ogens.
i've. The affair wss bsoughs to the notice
sf sss IIes.e, snd OF osaghus spoasxised.
Il = rvpossed tAas lasee Insurance s be-
iA9 elected il Lnajsn, - French accsssA
fos goods per steamer from Hsvss % Cor
fesesate States.
sFsAxcS--Psiscs &Ns,sisan.s spsesA 20
the Corps De Leg,slaIsd attracted consider
abba as;easieas Ssae oessesgs gave utter
apcs "a s;saeg. anti EngI sh sAaxjmeas1, ssDa
usfe ssbshsi hs he Ains1ssss- i sssas
Washington, March TO-.
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