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, 1862-10-17

" five had the ordering Of matters in Ohio
and Indiana, we certainly should send Com
1nissioners with poll books to every Tegl-
ment in the field belonging to these States,
and ask the soldiers to record their votes
for the candidates Of their choice who were
voted for last Tuesday We're this done
The soldiers from Ohio would return ma
j,sity Of not less than 10000 against the
tory ticket; and the soldiers Of Indiana At
least 10000. Those votes might not be re-
ceivtd 1,y the State cauvassers- Ncverthe-
less thcy would exercise an immense influ-
cnce for good. They would prove to the
world thut the tories do not right
fully represent the ecsN Of the
majority This voice from the army
would strengthen the hands Of the prcsi'
<lsut and give hin assurance that he was
fully sustained, aud it would cmoolaen tht
}oya! men at home to stand up 1n1cxib>,
for thc government and our brave boys II
1hc field. It seems to us that Governor
Tod and Morton oxe it TO the loyal nam
ofthcir States, and TO the public good, +
obtain this expression Of political opinio:
feon, tile tens Of thousands Of citizens in III
pational army from those Safes.
, 1862-10-17
FROM c4'H0 AND BELOW.
Affairs up the Ohio.
LATER FROM HELENA AND
BEI.O u.


IEpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne
CAIRO, October 16. 1861.
Gen. Tuttle has received the following from
Paducah:
The tug Watts has just arrived from Casey
vile, The captain reports that he left there
Yesterday morning. The United States mail
taken off the Hazel Dell Was all recovered
johnson and his forces left Caseyville Tuesday
at ten o'clock q III. The steamer Campbell,
with zoo United States infantry, landed onthe
Illinois shore at Battery Rock, as befure re-
ported.
The steamer Exchange, with GOO United
States infantry and two guns, arrived st ca-
seville Tuesday forenoon, and landed the In
fantry above the town. From other sources
We learn that our forces are in purault- II is
probable t1.at tie number OF the enemy has
been greatly exaggerated
! The steamer Blue Wing was to-day conhs-
| Gated to the government use, for violation OF
t ths revenue laws
CAIRO, Oct. 16.-Capt. Il. 4. Argan, 9th
| nlinois cavalry, Just from Helena, gives several
! interesting facts. force OF Texan Rangers
| is lowering about the campo. When . body
| az federale 20 ont they retreat to the sWamps.
When the federals return they dash IN thelt
I A2~@@~
arr Of a1mt,st daily occurrence
Last Saturday battalion Of the - Nlscon,
sip cavalry went out on the St. Francis road
as far az lagrange fifteen @ mlies IRON snem assr
ard driven back ten miles. when the LIST Mss
touri came to their assisrance. Twelve OF tn
rebels were captured, Lieut.. Col Giddings an
! The health Of the tro Fps at Helena is In
| proving ..n .o,,,
! The captured fifteen negroes yesterday fEol
the Cordelia while wooding five mlles aoos
: Smith md. The negroes were tied togeth'
Il and driven of. The rebels camped on Tue
q day night four miles from ,Caseyy1l'e Ce
Whitney s regiment came down from Shay
!, ncetown and started In pursuit yestefd1
+ : morning. =,
y The nail taken from the Hazel Dell b
es been recovered. The steamer Exchange, vi
Coo lntautry and two guns, arrived at Case
G. vile Tuesd2y, and is now in pursuit.
, 1862-10-17

l.** Sunday, = ~eek ago, = party Of Cleye-
landcr*. on visit in Independence, were in
formed that one Philip Herr, farmer In tnst
town. hid, stteE vh.pp4eg : l1ttle six yes1 Old
boy-a 6on of hls-con6ned him for four days
AID niGbtn In the bog pen without anv food,
.1cept xhat be masat hoa y r tns trough; eyi-
They psoceeded TO the spot and fosnd the . 1oe
toy ho3d condition; % e%.:,sssa n sSss to o. iasse
efe e1ed .ith ai,h, xith hardly enough ,ue IN lin
he child va resesed BY than md delivered
to = neishbor, and on tho dsy folioEing, on
con plant Of one OF them, Justce N'coia,
xa1rantwss Issued tor the apprehension o1tne
truman father. He had, however, heard o.
It, and elnded the vigf1Anee Of the ofheerss VIC
| 1eturntd the process e that effect; froa 90
ltffers left bebfnd him, It was suspected tha
BID ess 1' :ns s9s f. hs3 aeSI1 ssIf'
~ roo1is. bear his late rosadence. H. hal
tbot binseM With = Soohaerh.1re1ed eaot guy
ono of The charges taking :neex IL has 1sse %
nd he Other going through his hand~-tA'''
| land He7Q4
, 1862-10-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Diapa&ch to the Chicago Tdbune.1

WASHINGTON, Oct Is. 1852
Edward Everett Will probably be nom}nated
for Congress by the Union Republicans of
Ricc'e {Boston) District Mca declines. It's
understood that he stanas on thorough war
platform, and In fayor Of the proclamation
Senator Pomeroy has returned from Kansas.
He says he fl ds the Chiriqui expedition in the
same condition ~ when be left, aud sees no
reason why It should not be prosecuted. Ths
rebels occasionally run trains to BristoW,
whence freight is taken to Les through Taor"
oughiare Gap BY wagons.
AL the rebel earthworks on the lower Po.
tomac are destroyed by our gunboat erews"
WASHINGTON, Oct 1G.-The depreciation
Of paper mo2cy is fnconyenien;!y telt oy toe
xo1ernment in its transaction including the
Glatrerce Of exchange to pay the naval aud
civil expenses distant from points where
The United Stat rotea can be made avail
able, From similar cause, many contractors
will be invel1ed in heavy Losses, II not banK-
rup.cy, owing to the greatly Increased prices
Of Articles which they nave Obliged themselves Is
to furnish. They will, 1t l8 said, apply To
The subject OF always having large aud
efficient reserve corps is popular IN militaF!
circlef, and among the suggestions Is ono tnaa
it should be p1accd under the nnlsar5 Goser'
norstip of tfe District OF Co'umeia, Ii con.
| nect:o11 with the reconstruction aud organizA
| tion OF the troops constantly arriving herr
| from the several Statce. .
| TIE Washington special to the Ha7ad says
| It i ruu,ored in court circles here that d IN
Ieonsrd S*ett Of Illinois, has been called t
Nashi: gton to ase eume . r7spons -hle poslt;o'
| ntar the president ,
! n,ept, bas been appoicted br1ssaier genera
for gallant services at the battle OF Sous
Mountain.
col, Wm. H. Polk Of Tennessee, Is mere
TIE experiments with the 15-!nch Dahlgre
guns are satisfactory, but it is do1ose
wb<thrv this epecies Of ordnance s;las Wlll
| made 1,racii:o}ly nte:ll in naval operations.
Intelligence las reached here, this eyenln
1tat senator Pea1ce OF Maryland is at Il
poir.t If death. ~ooon4
There il 40 truth III the statement, recent
published. that the secretary Of the treaeu
las eecieed to ask new loan for Ihe goVei
| usut-
, 1862-10-17

Our readers have been informed OF the lnau,
eura, ion of the provisional rebel goEernor OF
Kentucky at Frankfort on the 4th OF October-
This event was followed BY the sudden eracu-
aticn Of the town before the advance Of the
federal troops, aud the provisional governor
took his departure ip an old buggy for Di1le.
Gen Bragg assisted at the ceremony at Frauk-
fort on tie 9th, and introduced "GoE. HIVES
to tic citizens. BE said: AS the represen-
tatiye Of the Confederate States Of America,
commanding the victorious armies which have
driven thc invaders from your capital, aud re-
stortd civil liberty to yonr land, appear BE-
fore ycu to install the provisi ,nal governor
in tie capital OF Kentucky, and TO transfer 20
She civil authorities all the privileges which
pestein to the magistrate over free people
In the eourse ot his inaugural address, Mr.
HaEet sald:
The Tn'cu or it's restoration are 1oF mn
nossib}e. and tuuse who would persuade yoa
10 the contrary are willfu1ly dece!ving you;
| The uld party rally iiig cry Of the Cnioa aud
| llc stalls and stripes, is bald impos'ufe ane
| n.ocaery. I eau assure you, my tetio coun
| try1nep, t:iA1 have n,iNed freely with lar .
III, b~r OF tho people Of the Southern COZ
,.,,eracT, at their homes. and With very mau.
OF their Representatives, in Cougr:ss, au
pltdue YOU my humble character for trn4'
aud hons.r that there exists IN the South
fxed ,,ub1ic sentiment, pervadtng the ncao
and HEARTS of almost every man, woman au
/ slild, in opposition, even unto death, asalnf
an union With the federal government.
, 1862-10-17

New York City has seldom, 1t ever, Wit
messed eurh exciting scenes as arc now daily
transp1ring in the business portion OF t6e
city. The unprecedented advance Of gold
a,td foreign exchange, recently, has s:imui3,
ted the greatest speculative demand for Al!
descriptions of merchandise, both foreign and
dt1ne siic, and Immense transactions are uAlly
reported In every department Capitalists.
WHO never before thought of making ven
tu1c outside q: Wall STREET., have recently
lean persuaded by the inviting field, which ID
ucw t,fItr. In the other business nlarts OF the
civ, to invest largely In various dsscsipti ons
+ m, rtbarilise, not merely for the s1sc ot
partici1a,irg in tae immense profits which it
IS SUPPOSED can be made by the investment:
INT because, In consequence Of the anon dous
| slute Of political affairs. tbes can have but
t r.n1>s,asisely l.t:le opportunity to saast3
their lorE,ngs for speculation lu me some 1aas @
| narrow limits OF the financial ''ring Toe
utuost activity ie noticeable throughout tne
1amifcations Of trade, and excitement ano
| huoyaIcy everywhere obtain Prices OF near
| IS aisIdtscrip'ians Of merchandise are mere1!
| nominal. however, and are subjected to honF
| i, fIuc,ua,iop. 4 pe7usa1 Of our regular re
view Of the business Of the precealng to!ee
davs = i'll atn1,sy repay perisal such e1 s!ttnl
,inlts and eucb Immense Transactions campo
he recalled even by the "oldeet iohabitsnt G
this eonmerria1 met1opolis--N. !. com~ a"
Shipping List
, 1862-10-17

VTAETED-A few first cas- Tiu-
w pers 1t $tt per week. Apply to n n & ~ Sln !.
fHEnE II IN Well GEHEEf. QEl&EAA%h
, 1862-10-17
Pursuing KeCerseH.
tFrnnn thc Cfncfnnatf Gazette.


A ,ncccssful retreat in the face OF p1rsu-
ing army, has hitherto been held to he very
difficult operation. Jomiui says: X k:treafs
are certainly the most difficult operations IN
war" What then must be The eeneralsaip OF
the nurst,iro army If tie retreating enemy ill.,
f}icts greater loss than it;Rntf.rs? After Gen
Mcclellan had telesTaphed c1mpie1e victory
at yorktown. and a demoFalszed and P ptnlc-
s!ricktn'eremy, Us usual, they turned ana re-
pn's.d the pursuing army Of NAhamsonf:!.
| in{lictipg heavy loss. $4,000 men, Wita'n
sourd Of the battle, were kept back by orders
Of no leee IN officer than the geueral-lu. CHIEF,
| while the advance struggled against heavy
| odds. and was rcpu!sed.
4 timilar operation has been repeatedly Per-
formed during the war, and the battle At fet'
ryvi}le seems to be one OF tue sane sort;
However We may gloss over the features o.
| that Affair by the descriptions Of the determ
| "a tichting Of The soldiers, it is evident ths
The Irtreating confederate army, from an ad
yantaecous position, fell upon one OF ou
| divisions, repulscd it, and then continued IT.
retreat. 80 far unr,oles1ed. We mean by ''ze
pnlse,'' what actually occurred. Our troop
were checked with severe loss and the rebel
: held the battle field. There subsequent V1ti
\ ! drawal is not u part Of the battle. There VA
as usua1. plenty Of brave fighting BY the troop
:, Kcytments stood firm to be decimated. ~
+ the reader of the account Of the battle, look
| in vain for signs OF senetatship, aud natural
J INQUIRIES why this division Was left through
prptracted contest against superior tor
xbcn our whole army was IN pursuit!
this was the result when Our generals eKpecr
+, a battle st P.tTyvi1le, what would IT a.
~ becu if they had not lad that precaauon:
, 1862-10-17

elective franchise, simply because they are
absent from their counties or States, fight
ing to save the Government from destruc-
tion, and society from anarchy, or to per
nit secession sympathizers to open q nfe-
in-therear upon them through The ballot
bcx, Not one Of the candidates elected
hr the Tories in Indiana or Ohio, represents
tic sentiments Of the majority Of the votes
If his district To have those quasi loyal
Ccngressmcn lcgislating and making
laws for the Republic, is not only anti
democratic, but q gross outrage upon the
rights Of the majority.
, 1862-10-17
Affairs st meK1aPh484

AMA1f0 NJ m3D4$@a8e
FROM the Memphis Bulletin, Of the sth-l
Major General Sherman took command OF
this division, and the people, Oh theaE nEst
interview with tbs general, weEe ssAraea*
From bis direct, prompt md nfnt eo0rae'
many thought be was inclined to be opptsse
siye. Never WAS 8 community more detelved,
Is they have sinee learned. They missook the
decisions Of j4a nsas for that ct ad1ctaeofj
At frst. ia loved By the whole peopta.
In the meanwhile the Union men begsate
organize for the purpose of bringing ~ o1t efc
ne esrlier sfaeee OF this organization its pro
e1ets was slow but. for two weeks paat, tae
Prcgrets has been rapid and ot The 1aoss 81, tns
tsfacto1y character; and at TINS *a1og, eae %e
Union men IN Memphis can be eouaEea "
Nor has the proeress OF loyalty been con
fined 70 the dty. It has reached me e1l,
rounding country, and re meet every o4y VIZ
n1anteJs and others who arc anxious 1or tae
Tsconstruetton Of fhe Union
, 1862-10-17

~ Those who never csn their political
opponents by any other name than "aaol-
itionists" don't relish being dcnomiuated
tories. But the name exactly describes
,h.m. They are opposing the Union PSF
ty and giving aid and comfort to the enc
ny, just US tho tories did in the revolution.
They are doing for the Confeaerates what
the cid tories did f}r .he British
, 1862-10-17

Operations Of the Buccaneer "290."
Fearful Capture and Destruction of
Property.


Nrw YORK. Oct, 1G,-The ship Brilliant, OF
New York, bound from New York to London.
was captured and burnt October 81, IN lat ~,
long. SO, by the pirate Alabama ne snip
Emily Farnham, Of Portsmouth, N. Il from
New York for Liverpool, was captured &ne
same time, but released. 1t having been proved
hy documents aboard that her cargo was on
English account. Capt. Hayes and crew OF
the Brilliant arrived here in the brig Golden
Lead, On which also arrived the captains aud
crrwe Of the wbaliug blrks Virginia and Elisha
Dnrbar, Of New Bedford, captured by The
The officers aud men OF the three vessels
tufpyd were paroled aud transferred 70 the
Emily Farnha1u, which put them aboard tn
Golden Lead on the 9th. Capt. AageE reports
! hat another ship Was IN sight when th'
/ Brilliant ives burning, making up towards tac
| wreck-probab1y with hope OF saving hfs'
ard Us auotler light was seen at night It -
presumed she also was harmed. ine Go!aSn ~
burnt ships, the rest, sixty In number, wouta
be put aboard other vessels falleu in With BY
tLe Eu.ily Farnham. The Brilliant WIS bull;
ut East Boston in 1860, $50 tons register, ~
e.wned hy J. Atkins l. Co., Of New York, and
Capt. Hager-au OF whose property was III
The following is correct list Of vessel:
destroyed hs tie t'2ao:" Ships Brilliant and
Ocmulgee; brig Quaser; harks Mrgn'a
!
> Coureer, Weather Gauge and Starlight, ant
| shin Unkrown. One hundred aud ninety-on'
prisoners we're landed on the Island Of Flores
/, NEW YORK. Oct Is The rebel propele
.Alaha1la is LOO tons burthen, wooden yes
= sell o10 feet long, rather mario carries thre
iorc 33-poupdeIs on side, aud is pierced 70
Two more a1nidehips. Sac has 00-pounde
!, ritled pivot gun Tor ward Of the bridge, and
GS-nnnndcr On the main deck. Sne has track
,. laid for ward for pivot bow-Enn, and traes
| aft for pivot stern chaser Her guns arc
the bakfy Ratte17n madf sbs os !.
- and is rspres .ntea 10 20 thirteen knots ar
o. fifteen under steam. She can gst mp steam
1werty rkiputes, Her complement OF men
es 1a0, but anxious to snip more; II
be Virginia was captured on the l7ta Of Septe5 p5
her, in lat 50. long: st Stnpped OF an "a "a!
H. tl,a npY1 dsy and burned The crews
he f,oth vessels were put in irons on deck
~S hne,a the Alabama. and kept there night a
9ar TN 1raDstrt1ed to the Ella Farnham- e.
! clifford of the Dunbar, s1Se he unaetstooa
A}abama would cruise about the H1n oank
nirr' ThcT had kno <1edxe Of ships be
f1n.6ed vith arms for the United States, I
wtne in hopes to capture them They =
ne anxious to stop the Dreadnaught, and v
confident Of thedr ability TO captate 9r
away rom aHy vessel O. tne GttSI ,,nsh ~ . .
and hou1eWard bound vessels, sud mote
lers being in sight cvezy da5, ans ~l1 u
m The Alabama took her armament ana c
On heard near the Western lslanoss i5om
English bark hef s;ns %sr ~ y a3S!Ry en3T4rT ..
aentn, All the water cnnsumed On boa1
] const used. Sue has eight months prosia
u. hesidts ~he1 Is bling plunderod, sno
,rtiy 100 TOES Of coax.
, 1862-10-17

rop7xEss MONROE. Oct 16.~The United
s,stes s@s r,nbost @ MohsSa, from Of Wi,m'nstos,
sSah Sotth Carolina, ceue tato ths Roads % te,s
morning. % sae reports that Just before tes..
inc W.imilx xton lie rsbsls opened .,.1S. ss ion
pee. On shore, On The gon6ost ~ Ma..nn @nnn1.
kse!'pk ;ae. H. men. two mortally- Tho nonaska
iaSnen,ettly imS a Opened On the rebels, wao suo.
seouen,ly retired, though they wste oat H.9' OF
rsnee Of The Mohaka's gnne :, Toe f.ls1s Nm,
nrsats WI leaves Newport NaWs Tomorrow
fnr aome Important station.
, 1862-10-17


NEW ToKK, Oct. 1G.-The banks refuse to
lend money on gold, the object being to pre-.
vent sp+ cnlation. The banks have also r1ised
. margin on sterling securities twenty Per
cent.
LATER.
New ToRK, Oct. 16, 2H p. m--The ru-
n,nrea action Of the banks on the subject Of
cold and stocks is at least premature. NJ
such meeting has yet been held, and no SUCH
action taken, though tbera 10 much talk on
The subjecf, particularly as regards the refusal
| Of loars On gold.
Al the stock exchange to-day q motion was
made to expunge gold from the list. The
matter was referred to q committee. This Is
| The foundation Of some stories af1oat today
| It is reported that Prince Polignay, heaEe1
Of dispatches from siidell to JEFF. Davis, was
seen in this city yesterday.
The steamer II ,ze1, from Newbern, n. y.
9th inst, has arrived. An expedition nnde
Lieut.. Col. Manchester had captured, 3
Smiths Greek, Lieut.. Col: snsn, Capt sum
rer sud others. Of the 18th North Caro1to
reviment. The former has been active Il
raising conscr1pts for the rebel army.
, 1862-10-17
TIRE EFRECTspR EKCLEnTNG THE
<41LDNEtkS FROM VOTING.

The i1nf4yrable results Of the election |
il Ohio and Indiana arc in accordance
With the apprehcnsions we have felt for
month past The enormous drain OF
S:.aich: Union men to fill the acquisitions
fur COO 600 soldiers, weakened the Cn1on
marty so seriously as to leave the opposl-
1iuu paJ1y in d majority in those States.
In many counties onehaV Of the lscpuo1i-
eats hare gone to the army, willie IN the
ssme counties not tenth part Of the Dem
ocrats hare volunteered. There has been
a widespread, systematic and Jealous
effort on behalf Of the Tory leaders WHO
oppose the war, to dissuade the rank aud
file Of the party from cnlistlng, which has,
in large measure, been successful, espe-
x:ially under the late calls. They keep fte'n
at home to cote, and seize upon the seats in
62oprrcss, in The absence Of the patriotic
fncerncn in the field battling for their coun.
srv. In consequence Of this conspiracy
1hc Republican party in Ohio and Indian,
has11ad to furnish t,ro-tAlrds Of all the me,
sent to the war, The rest are War DENT
xe1ats.
The net loss to the Republicans in Obi
has not been less than a; 600 men, and
Indians $1,000. That the uncondiaon
= Union men should, under these circur
Htarces. be worsted at the polls, need not
a matter Of surprise. II the soldiers fro
fhose States had been allowed to vote, \
= single tory would have been elected
.Corgvess. The Unionists would have ms
aclear sweep. This statement IA shown
- he true by the result in Iowa. In Il
Stste the soldiers were permitted to II
rart In the electaon, and behold the TEST
!: The victory is one Of gigantic propordo
<rhe Union men have elected the ea1
.deleeation. Not tory came within Sigh
success. Like causes produce like
cults. Let the volunteers Of lodisna
Ohio vote tomorrow and they will rev
tie result in every district carried by
Vallapdighaua party. It is grosS OUT
end injustice, upon The rightef the mals
<arrle, to deprive patriotic Haen o.
, 1862-10-17

Tie apparent election to Congress OF tsls
urn1it;gnted tory By about 800 majority, is
admit. d nt Columbus. Mr. Shatlabargcr's
f-:trds iEsist Tat lie shall contest C~x's el+c
t;op, which they think can he successfully
dcre. The vote in franklin county, which
s;vee Cox son,e l $40 nlajstisy, 10 only us
less than last year, ~t le tu1 2,'00 men have
:one TO the army Thin that period. There
is 10 duutt but LuIdreds of fraudulent eotes
Hsrs cast for Coy.
, 1862-10-17

NKw YoRK, OF @ Tho steamer Potomac
haa arrived from New Orleans 7kh.
Col. DemiuE of tAe 1skh Connectlcat tnHt-
nent hss bee6 appointed ac4aag mayor Of Ne9
Orleans vice Gan. Wettzsl relieved ut his own
reserve brigade 1t tho department Of the Gull:
Capt T. T. Crowley, OF the 9oth Mass., had
died of fever.
All prisonezs Of var registered for etchsnge
we're 70 he sent 10 Baton E ,ags on the 8sh.
, 1862-10-17

It is pretty certain that the talonlsts
have elected the entire delegation to Con-
rrcss-six in all. If this be SO, it is gain
Of five to the Uni N cause, Mr. Vanderer,
ono Of the present Representatives, never
having taken his seat. THIS Will nearly
make IN our loss in Ohio.
, 1862-10-17

Gca. q. r. Linder (War Democrat) will
addrees the people, on political and war
topics, 1t the following times and places,
speaking to he in The evening, commencing at
$50 p. N. (unlees the local committees shal1
arrange for day taoetings.) Gen Linder il
we'll known rs an able and eloquent orator.
Let him have large audiences At each Of ths
places named:
EsYn, Monday, October ~.
Mareneo, Tuesday. Octoper r.
Bclvleeve. Wedneeeay. October r.
Rockford, Thursday. October %.
<ia1cus, Friday, October -,
Fteerort, Saturday. October H.
Nc1dots. NtndA. Monday. October e.
Rome, Tuce3ay. Octohsr IS
Gereeeo- "Wednesday, 0csober q.
Moline, Thn1sday. October 81.
Rock 1elGnd, T.iJay, October 81.
Joliet, Saturday, November I.
, 1862-10-17
%bb GtibunE*
Nr.Ingersollss Appolntuaenta

Nr- I0gcFsouss AHRoantonentes
Hon. E. c. 1ngessol. Republican Union
candidate for Congress for the State At lafRe,
will address the people on political topics at
the following times and places:
Champaign, Champsisn county. Saturday. .oes;1s' I;
CSa1lsstcu. Coles county Tuesday, Qct. H.
.Hafs, Edgs1 county "wednesday, ocf ~
OlneJ, Nshlsnd county Friday, Oct y:
EsleH, MARION comfy Saturday. Oct g;
Ajtop, MADISON county. Monday. OCT =.
Quincy Adarns county. "edneSaay* Scr' e E. N
4Aecnb. NeDonough eo1a1E; EE,idar oc}' a.
, 1862-10-17
SAD ACCIDENT BV THE BpRST T.
ING or A SHELAs
Gen. Charles T. James,. the ARr0tec.
lille - Inventor Severely Wounded

SAG HARBoR, L. I, Oct ia sd accident
occurred here to-day, during trial Of the
Jsmes' projectile, in the presence Of soms
French and Russian officers Of artillery, and 8
considerable concourse Of citfz:ns. y wing
to accident OF care1essness. shell exploded,
killing Henry Beverlan Of this village, and
severely wonnding c. T. James, s. F. Bryan,
Capt James Smith, and c. Berger, French
officer. Several Others were also more or Less
wounded.
, 1862-10-17
MAMONY DEFEATED

The 1oysl people will receive with Joy
the tidings OF the defeat Of Mahony, the IN
famous tory, for Congress, in the Dubuque
{lowa> District. Judge All'son's majority
oy.r him will he full 1000.
, 1862-10-17

r AND OWNERS Cash. Any
nc,son owutug and wishing to sell FO3 Z CASH.
tract of fur - six tous.nd acres ol4nd vel oG asa
ar ~ nurc1aser by addressing e. II. WAF5OE. Tontca
IaSaUe County III. P.S.-Ltnd IN Illinois pseerfe9t
WY sa - l. W ~ XII. IL citon ocl1-4r5lw
, 1862-10-17

person wishing to
e l')tsV engage n good % perpa1snt :; osytnS ytn:;
wi ani hayIrE ten to fifteen hunorad ntaa casa tG
tnyes. en- hear Of snch orpoEtanty BY h.rtEnE ae
y. I1.,urhnrn street. I'D stairs 0f:ttS1Ef l"