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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
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: We find in the Albany Epening Journal i
short article on the RIDICULOUS ideas chat Reo-
pie entertain concerning the duties, obnga-
tions and snjeysnents Of the JOURNALIST which
Ne do not think It would harm our rs6dUfste
pcftise and remember h
Few people are aware Of the perplcxitiss
which 4 journalist cncounters in his Shbetsto
serve the public. Many very respectable
mortals sssm to think that ~ iss6ch an easy
work p tsHsel about IN pursuit of editorial
knowledge that 4 is auch 4 pleasant pastilne
to attend Fairs and Convent or 70 be perch
cd up into DISK, listening sf6f al
the hnssttrings that are said, and putting
theng down on paper TO have .dcad- head
tickets to all manner Of exhibitiQnsvrto be
cheek by .iowl with notibles - wsiite up all
Sosts 6f shabby people into notoriety!' As
though the jaded journalist wasn't long past
the. staos Mhen any new sensation could put
him into raptul -hadn't become case hard
ened against those seductions Of the senses
SO dear to the " million" "--hadn't long out
lived the weakness Of being particularly sur
prised or delighted ct anything
And yet Ne have met more than one yer.
dant mortal, who thought he was ,conferring
! positive bcnefaction upon us BY inviting us
to attend an Academy Exhibition, or to &C
cept seat on the Jrdgcs' platform at horse
show. We remember once being patronized
BY the President Of ; County Agriculture
Fair to the extent of having our dinner redu
eed to half prics. and our admission to the
grounds commuted as . special conce9sien
psdyl4sd - puhliahel the prcmin,n Ast gra
tisi .Such incideutS aYe ePt to nettle tht
youthful editor !: bMt< <1y6 veteran Of the quill
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

NIxoNs CRExoRNR Circus Another
large and fashionable audience assembled at
this popular place Of amusement, last evening,
to witness the daring feats performed by Mr..
Nixon's talented company. The horizontal
bar act Of the Of brothers Conrad. as we'll as
the beautiful riding Of Miss Whitby, and her
brother, little Johnny, ELECTED the well.de-
served applause Of the audience. Commodore
Foote and Colonel Small were graciously re,
ceived and were applauded throughout.
Mr.. Nixon deserves much praise for bis
untiring efforts to cater for the public Of
Washington, and to give them O first class
entertainment in every sense of the word, and
we hope our citizens will see to it that he re-
ceives full share Of public patronage. We
understand that Mr.. Nixon has effected an
engagement with Mr.. Eaton Stone, the great
est Of living riders, who is shortly to appear
We would advise all Of our readers to 60 and
see him, for he is truly wonderful. Go early
if you wish 10 secure good seat.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
Comment Is unnecessary.

REPORTED INDIAN ATROCITIES IN NORM.
ERY MicuraAs--A letter was received, some
days ago by Commissioner Dole, stating that
band of Chippewas had murdered several
families near the head Of Traverse Bay
Northern Michigan. A gentleman, who ar
rived from there on Wednesday, however, con-
tradcts the statement, but says the Indiana
in that section have become very sullen and
unsociable Of late, refusing to trade with the
whites or to have any intercourse with them
This strange conduct, on the part Of the In
diaus, is attributed to the Vaccinations and
intrisues of British .ecessionists, who have
been iDstigating them to hostilities against
the whites.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
From the Army of the Potomac
A Reconnaissance BY CAVALRY TC
HEDGESVILLE.
MARTINsBURG, VA, EVACUATED BY
TIE REBELS.

HEADoUARrERs Army OF THE PoTONAC, Oct
23.-Yesterday, Capt Duncan made a recon
noissapce TO Hedgesville with two squadrons
of the Fourth Pennsylvania cavalry, number
ing l40 men. Hedgesvillei Is seven miles north
east Of Martinsburg, and one mile from North
Mountain on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
he drove the enemy's pickets into the town,
and then charged the main body, capturing
nineteen prisoners, including three officers.
They all belonged to the Tenth Virginia cav.
airy, except lieutenant from the Seventh
South Carolina regiment.
None Of Capt. Duucan's men were hurt.
Refugees state that the enemy left Martins
burg on Tuesday. 1t is believed that por-
ton went TO Williamsburg and part to Shep-
herdstown.
The destruction of property belonging to the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, at Martinsburg
has, within the past two or three days. been
made complete.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
From New Orleans.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE EX
PLOSION OF THE CERES.
CORPUS CHRISTI BOMBARDED

New YoRx, October 23.-The steamer Cam
bria, from New Orleans, with dates TO the 18th
instant, has arrived.
The True Della Of the 9th states that the
steam transport Ceres exploded her boiler of
81. Joseph's Island, and that twelve passengers
and crew were lost, including Lieutenant Sher.
burue ,ofthe Thirteenth Maine regiment. Twen.
gunboat Calhoun and the yacht In which was
Major General Butler, saved tho survivors Of
the Ceres. The vessel was totally destroyed
by the explosion and fre.
Four hundred exchanged rebel prisoners have
been sent to Baton Rouge.
Eighty -four Federals were brought down.
Galveston papers received at New Orleans
state that several attacks have been made on
Corpus Christi by our gunboats. Nearly every
house had been penetrated by shot and shell
but only one person killed. The gunboats were
repli ed to by batteries and hauled Oft.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
% 2Alt

~ Fair for the Bsnent Of the Isfant
Asylum, ut the corner Of Penn avenue, near TWsn
Charity In charge Of this Institution will open Fair
for its benefit at ODD Fellows Hall, Seysnth erect,
on MONDAY, the a,th instant. % which they 10.
sale at n asonstle prios great variety Of Fancy
aud Useful Articles, Toys. Books, Flowers, 40.
Toey ask the aid Of the charitable IN their efforts to
provide for the helpless infants under their care, and
they appeal to the generous Of all denonina Inns
pafiisllarly the ladies' to contribute Money or aay
articles which they nsy dipcse Of at this Fair Any
such donations may Be sent either to nrs. BOON
corner Of Il apd Eighth streets, Or Mrt GEORG
MATTINGLY, on the Island Infants are received
charity which more loudly appeals to pablo patron
age The ladies coudaotiug tho Fair have every
confidence that their exsrtions will meet the encou
rag, ment OF generous public Meals at all hour
Admittanos ~ cents. Tickets Of admission, inolud
Ing supper, 80 cent?. oct 2l-N
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
A successful Reconnaissance Towards
Leesburg.

HARPERs FERRY, Oct. n, clock P. k.-Tbe
reeonnoiteriug party sent out towards Lees
burg, on Tuesday morning. has just returned.
Our men are oil 10 fine spirits over the success
Of the expedition. During their absence they
killed six Of the enemy, wounded q number,
and captured forty prisoners and thirty horses.
The force left the east side Of LoudOun
Heights at dsybresk on Tuesday, marching in
the following order: othN. Y. cavalry-.Irs Har.
ris guard, Colonel Devin lst brigade, General
Gesrys command, namely, 7th, 5th, and C6th
1929 New York Sd Maryland, followed by
Kuapp's Pennsylvs battery Of six guns, all
under command Of Gen. Gearyl
They reached HillsbOro, o pecesh village oi
some fifty houses. about noon, and the cavalry
dashing 10, captured Lieut.. Grubb, Of the ne v
company Of Rebel Rangers belonging to Stu
arts cavalry, who had been guarding Snicker'l
Gap, but now on scouting party, which im-
mediately, to the number OF one hundred and
twenty five, skedaddled from Hillsboro, 10 th,
direction OF Wheatland. Our troops overtak.
| ing them near Wbealland, opened with th,
battery, supported by the 2s'h Pennsylvania
Other regiments deploycd on, in both direc
. tion..
splendid style, led by Lieut.. Col. AcVicals
ioi@ueIly VI tuc Itoyni hItiiety, Wbo was iul
thirty yards In advance of bis men. He re-
ceived five bullet holes In bis clothing besidei
having his horse shot under him by rebel ne
cre.ed In hsyslack. The Chase continued TO
two miles. Forty prisoners were taken, 10
cluding captain and three other "grubbs;" thu
cleaning out the ''grubbs" In this valley. Sew.
eral rebels scattered among the houses ant
changed their clothing. One major, thu, dis
guised, was captured.
Continuing their march, the troops reache,
Lovettsville at night All the citizens bsin
driven ahead to tell no tales, they encamped
and started hOmeward next morning, at tw
O'Clock. They would have gone to Leesbure
but that only two days rations had been fur
nished.
The guerillas infestiDg Lpudoun, and wb
appeared night before last at the river oppc
site Knoxville, are all cleaned out.
Cssuallies-K,lled, James Murray; wounded
Sergeant Thomas French, left shoulder; job
Hays-all Of company A, Sixth New York ca,
airy; Tompkins, company c., shoulder dislt
Gated by horse falling upon him.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

ID PEREMPrORY SALE OF A VERY VAL,
LIABLE CORNER LOT NEAR THE hAiLRoAD
DEPor On SATURDAY, Ontober 18th, at
preml,ts, IT of Lot No 4, In Square No $40, be.
giIning si The northwest corner OF sad square and
running til, noe southwardly with the line OF New
Jersey avenue 4G feet there easteriy 100 rect to
point distant - feet utterly fom tive south line OF
nor,h siret, thence noi,hwardly TO said line Of
sire. g. inter Getting the same ut the distance Of 100
feet ea IRON the H. i'd nolthws ooroer Of said
.quare and ther with tsd line Of sa'd street
10 the point Of beginning.
The above property /, situated at the oorn'r OF
New Jersey avenue snd sti Get aud 10 believed to
be III best tusin,t 20 lccaiitn near the Del OF.
Term On. halt cSth the remainder In Fix
months, Tor note b airing interest from the day oil
sale, scared by deed Of trust upon the p emites
JAS @ McdUIhE& q co,
cot 20 IStarl AuctioneeTs.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
From Nashville.
Gen. Negley RepuIses the Advance Of
the Rebels, and Drives Them
Across tho Cumberland.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 23-On Sunday, Gen. For
rest, with considerable force Of rebel cavalry,
commenced crossing the Cumberland river,
and their advance, one thousand strong, en-.
csmped on the Gallatin pike, seven miles north
of Nashville. Gen. Negley Immediately dis.
patched Col. Miller with q detachment to 10.
tercept the rebels, and attacked them on Mon.
day ut daylight, and drove them In great
confusion across the river. But few were
killed or wounded, but number Of the rebsls
including their colonel, were captured. The
Seventy eighth Pennsylvania behaved very
handsomely.
John Morgan was at Litchfeld, Grayson
county, on Tuesday night.
James B. Clay went South with the rebels
from Lexington.
At Richmond, Humphrey Marshall, during
his recent exodus, said to an eminent Ken
lucky jurist We did not care any thing abOu,
your people, but we did want your terrific ry
but even that is not worth Two drops Of Con
federate blood"
There Is no news from either BuelPs OF
Brsgg's forces.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
the Dram In Pen nsylvania.

.HARRlsBuRa, Oct. 22.-In one or two districts
disposition has been manifested to resist the
enforcement of the draft. Gov. Curtin has
prepared himself fully for any emergency. and
has authority 70 u.e any troops within the State
10 enforce the laws at every hazard. The draft
has been patriotieslly sustained In nearly oil
the counties, and transportation has been pro
cured for most Of the drafted men TO their DIFF
ierent places Of rendezvous, ind, In . few
days. this large force will be st the service o.
the Government.
Provost marshals have been nominated BY
the Governor to the Secretary Of War for thu
several counties, and they will be promptly
appointed. They will be instructed and full,
empowered 10 enforce the law faithfully.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

DROPOsALs FOR LUmB II.
DEPer QuARTERMAsTkR'sO OFFiCE,
l (,,rpep 0f 18th and q stpteta


DEPsr QuARTEnMAsrER's OrFicE,
Corner Of 18th and @ Streets
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii iifba' Be received Uee hi.
M, Tor dsiverDs IL IL city Of washington at suoir
%i1ion Snns .ns md ay ah fhosnd % OF GunSsr
oi the following Mind and seription, va.
Five nu1s,,a snS %Ss & he" $50 S'
One hurdfrd thousand 100, o o. ieet or 81. aid
"'V's %Sl,s ssGHsssa W. @ cSipss fi g. % '"
Fifty thousa.d G. Sa., , feet Of d'ss'd tongue and
Thltty thousand 80 too) feet White Pine Timber, s
Thirty theussnd $50 ooo) feet WI rs Pine Timber,
Thirty Sy txS &C Ea Yet hs % S SS
Sixty Thousand $3.50, Zee, Joi.s ahS or len u~
Sixty thousand % yOooJ feet jolt 5 by Or ten 0,
iseh Sids n ,ixtssn Su g ies oSg iiSs%sc -,
'A iSoS in'Se1 %d. sixteen @ ieet ti long S enooi
Ten thousand u0 100 feet Jeisi shy 6, Twelve feet
Ten .sss.sss y asssS, zee, Je'" by s, fourteen feet
Ten ,hSs;igd " !lsSSo) ss. Joi" by 8. sx'.en feet
Ten hes and 40 oOS, Gss, scantlipg by A. fourteen
Ten tscgssd tiSSsS, &. se.n.lins by :, sixteen
Ten ss;G;:Sd ;.Hs iS0S s' so'ns Eighteen
Lumber, subject to the inspection Of an agent rp.
pointed on the part of the Government
All the lumber 10 be dtllve ed within twenty days
after tigpinE the clntract
cred. An oath Of all gia oe to the U 8 G,vernmtnt
lmu.t accompany each prcpo ion.
The ability ofthe bi der to al the 90 tract should
II be awarded to him, must be guaranteed ty two
respon,iol: persons, whose ,isIsurs are TO be sp-
pended to the gcsrantee
Tne responsibility Of the guarantors mrst be
shswn BY The official csr,ifcat te-of the Clerk Of tho
neares District Court or of the United States Dit
Bidders must be present in person VIII, the bid.
are opened, or the popcsals will not be considered
The full name and pest 0Gc- address of the bidder
Hs bid Il made 10 the name Of . firm the namfs
Of oil The artes must spur, or the bid will be oon
sidtred as the indiviiusl proposal Of the partner
zig aisgit.
Bouds 10 the sum Of Ave thousand dollars, signe ed
BY the contractor and both Of his suarantors, will
be quired Of the successful bidder upon signing the
deemsd too high rs reserved by the DeIot Quai,e
master.
In'ornal proposals. will be rjeetei
Proposals must be addressed 10 Capt Edwald i.
iustou, d, q, and should be p airly ma k d afro.
poeas for Lumb-r."
Form Of Gunrans
We, -, Of the county Of, and state of -,
and -, Of the county Cf-, and STATE ot -, do
hereby guarantee that Is able TO fulfil the con.
on, and that, ,hould his proposition be accepted,
| herewith.
Should the contract be awarded to hin we al pre-.
tTo this guarantee must be appe nded the cer'ih-
EDWARD L HAR,Z,
oct 2s-dtd Capt. A. . NJ, U. s. A.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
DEpoT QUARTsRMAsTEhs OFFICE,

u WA5HIFGfOH, OOT, 10, Ibb9.
until Saturday, October 26. at 2 O'Clock p m, for
the iutroduction Of Water, Apd Plumbing work, at
Campbell Hospital, at inteHeotion Of Seventh and
Boundary streets.
For specifications application must bs made to
Capt. T. Il. Camp, ct this Office.
The oath Of allegiance ofeach bidder must accom-
psny the bid
Good and sufhcient security will be required for
the ful nlment Of the contract
PROPOSALS must bs addre ssd TO Capt. p L..
HARfZ, Assistant Qusrtermgstsr, q. s A., snd
should Be- pisinly marked " Proposals. for Plumb
ing" at Campbell Hospital. oct Std
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINING SURGEoSs.--
The Commissioner Of Pensions has made the
following additional appointments Of Examin-
ing Surgeons VIM. s. Searle, Troy, New
York Geo. q. Mex night, Providence, R. l.;
Theodore G. Dunn, Newport, R. l. No ap.
pointments will be made in New York and
Philadelphia, so long as examinations in those
cities can be attended to by army surgeons
on duty there.
The appointments for Delaware and Rhode
Island are completed.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
Revenue stamps Ready for Delivery.

We published, yesterday morning, a COM
list comprises those only which are
ready for delivery. We shall notice, from tim,
to ume, the additional stamps as they come int
the Depart ment: =.
Proprietary-l,2. 3, and 4 cent.
Playing cards-l and 2 cent.
Certihcate Of Deposit-2 cent.
Telegraph cent.
Express-2 cent.
Foreign exchanges-3. 8, and 10 cent.
Inland exchange-5, 10, and 80 cent.
Agreement-5 cent.
COntract-l0 cent.
Certifcate--l0 cent.
Fire insurancs-25 cent.
Bank check cent.
Protest-25 cent.
Original prOcoss-5O cent.
Power Of Attorney--25 cent.
Conveyance-60 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

FORWARDING CoSvALEsCEYTs TO THEIR
REolMESIs.-By order Of Gen. Mcclellan, no
more men will be sent for the present from
the convalescent camp at Alexandra, TO their
regiments in the army Of Potomac. Hereto
fore they have been sent there in small squads,
according to regiments hereafter they will
be sent according to the division Or corps to
which they belong.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

ET' Captain Goulding, who was sue.
cessively quartermaster, to Generals Rose
crans, Fremont, and Pope and who was taken
prisoner by the rebels at the time Of the raid
upon Catlett's Station, when General Pope's
baggage train was captured, has been ordered
to report to General Rosecrans for duty. His
services will be valuable acquisition to the
distinguished officer under whom he first
served
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Late from North Carolina.
British Schooner Gplurd while Attempting
10 Run the Blockade.
The Prssidenl's Proclamation EndOI sed

FORTRESS MONROE, October 23.-Tho steamer
Guide arrived ut Fortress Monroe ut 4 O'Clock
this afternoon, from New bern, North Carolina,
with dates to the 22d instant, and Immediately
left for Baltimore. She reports that the gun.
boat Ellis, Of the Newbern squadron, Lieut.. w.
schooner Adelaide, of Halifax, on the 10Th inst.
In New Tosssrt Inlet, twelve miles from vii.
mipgton, North Carolina, while attempting to
run the blockade, with cargo Of cotton aud
turpentine on board.
The vessel being aground, II was necessary
to destroy II and the cargo.
A large Union meeting was held at Beaufort
on the 2lst instant. Eloquent speakers were
present, and resolutions endorsing the Presi
dents proclamation we're passed.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
DIR. Fishblatt,
,. al, corner OF Eighth and E VI
Oppoi:e the Gen raj Post Office,

Of No. III, corner OF EI8hth ana Il SIS
Oppoi;e the Gen raj Post Odice,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC.
TIONS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER co m
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, ss well as
all Diseases Of Imprudence, Of whstever character,
and which may be declared incurable by other ply
sicians He engages to make an Immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice iu the tcience OF med
cine, he Ia enabled to Cf.r HIM elf to the lublo rs
being the only one 10 Washington capable Of aaor'
ing speedy relief AL osses durable will be guarAn
tied. He warrants cure without the use Of mer
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent cares
cur ed In two or three days
N b. Letters addresred 10 Dr.. F., Of his f0e, No.
49l, corner OF Eighth and 4 streets. opposite Den
srsl Post Once, will roeivsfnmeaiat- attention.
oot 8-yi
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

~ The rebels report the following among
their killed at the battle Of Corinth Lieut..
Col. Patterson, let Tennessee; Col Evans,
Texan Rangers; Major Pryor; Commissary
Captain Cartright Of Georgia; VIM. G. May, Of
| Of Gen. ClaibOrne's ttsR.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

APPOINTMENT OF FIRST ASSISTANT Posr.
MASTER GENERAL.-Ex. Governor Randall, Of
Wisconsin, has been appointed Assistant
Postmaster General, uiee Hon, John A. Kas-
sen, member elect to Congress from Iowa,
resigned He will enter upon his duties in a
few days. In the mean time, Gen. Skinner
will discharge the duties of First Assistant
Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

80 Lieut.. Col. Ludlow, Aid-de- Camp 70
Gen. Dix, left here yesterday, under order,
from the War Department, for Aiken's Land
ing, Va to meet the commissioner on the par,
Of the rebel authorities, for the purpose oi
effectipg the exchange Of Federal prisoners.
This is the same officer to whom was delivered
over 1000 prisoners at the same place on the
7th aud 2lst Of September last.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
M now LOST HOW RESTORED
J.st P,blisAsd, IN Sealed Eauaops Price sis Ctrl

5uR fHoltshed, N q SSded h5baoPe fTIes SIs tffu
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT.
msnt, and Drsiesl Cure OF SpernatorIhGa, or Sem.
inai weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual ps
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Men
tai and Physical lnoapacity, resulting from Sell
Abuse, DO. By RoBT. j. CuLvrRwrLL, Y. d., suthsr
OF the Green Book 40.
ga Boon to Thousa nds OF sunersrs,"
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope, to any address,
poa pad, on rsosipt Of ak cent?, or Two postage
l2T Bowery, New York,
sus 7-amifdkv Post Office Box, 1 bSs.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

HOSPITALS IN FREDERIcs, are now
twenty-five buildings 10 Frederick occupied
as military hospitals. They are in charge o.
Surgeons Weir, Thuiston, Hewitt, Wilson
Lewis, Notson, and Reede. Dr.. John J. Mil
hau is medical director at that place. The
hospitals are repr esented to be in admirable
cordiuou. and the number Of patients largely
on tn. decrease,
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

SrRAGGLERs AND DEsERTERs.-The mill
tary authorities have discontinued sending
stragglers aud deserters to the convalescent
camp at Alexandria. They are now sent tt
Forrest Hall Prison, Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

HOSPITALS NAMED.-The new hospital east
of the Capitol has been named "l.ncoln Hos
pital," and the one in front Of Douglas Hospt.
al Stafford Ho3pital." The former will con.
tain 800, and the latter 500 beds.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

WAR BY CoNrRAcr.-We have a re-
port that the Navy Department offer to re-
commend an appropriation Of $500, 900 to any
private party who will capture the rebel
steamer "29O." If some of our operations
on land were let out by contract in the same
way, we should do better.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

THE LOWER Po1oNAc.--Our Hotilla, on the
Potomac, continues to make frequent captures
Of parties engaged in surreptitious trade with
Virginia. This fotilla certainly cannot be
reproached with a lack Of vigilance.
The heavy timber on Matthias Point, which
might prove shelter for rebel troops, is being
destroyed by the axe and by fire.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

sS- Batchelor's Hair Dye -Ths Best IL
the World,-William A. Bachelors oelebrattt
Hsir Dye produces color not to be distinguished
from nature warranted not to njure the Hair In th,
least; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes and invlg
crates the Hair for ife GREY, RED, or RUSTY
leaving The hair soft and beautiful Sold by al
Dfuggists, 40.
n The Genuine b tigned WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, on ne fsw sides ofeach btz
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Late 283 Broad
way and 10 BondD New York. my 221y
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

OurapE.-Read, among other things, the ar
ticle from the Richmond Enquirer, Of Oct. Is
prayipg lor Democratic successes in the
Northern elections.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
The Rebels Eyacuate kentucky,
PURSUIT OF BRAGG AND SMITH ABAN-
DONED.

CINCINNATI, Oct 22.-The armies Of the rebel
Generals Bragg and Kirby Smith have passed
safely out Of Kentucky, through Powell's Gap,
with all Of their trains, supplies, &C., II being
impossible for our army to parsue them for
want Of forage and subsistence. They will all
return TO Louisville and Lebanon. r-
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

I Gg The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman con-
cedes the defeat. Of Judge Beldeu and the
election Of the Republican candidate III the
Ashtabula district.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24

NAVAL OnDERs.-Assistant Surgeon Issac
Bushout has been ordered to the Dale.
Paymas.er Edward Foster has been ordered
to the Ossipee.
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
Fire as Boston

BosroN, Oct. 23.-The stables and coal and
wood yards on Richardson's, French's, and
this morning, together with two schooncrs In
the docks. Loss $50 1000, partly insured.