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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

sysctac Rsaasay Cor
Bwexmn4OFrhens @Fs 1enaHaA
Waakaesas maA GeARfAa Hx~
rtsabkifsy In either Sex
rails Il she saiy rsa~ay fss ssxaAi Dehalltg. isa-
pataa<y &c !, wazee has the appTsvai - fAs mssa'%
cal srnfessspu TIA success hsS kes2 sasse extra
srASnaxy ~sfaNaaag cares In cases wasFs ali sshss
msfaDas al sssatmens Aad failed 0as Go ssx 1az+
. cs sh4 seRCIFtc FILLS viii permaasntb susu
any ezsa ef SeMiasl Hsaknsss, or Its resulting In
pefszscv hssssax s<sxzxaked, wAstAsa eoassisaslsa
al en- agiaknE grem abuse or sxcsss.
xmroExAET MEDICAL xKsTEMoST.
81 have assa your sescsae piilsin many cases Of
parazsaxfhesv 2n1 viii shs assss peTfsc4 saceszs
~. Mx1ToN SANakAs. d. D. Lii d.
ssws asgissa Ii - b. % asag sspsGaaes ~ sss
sas&zSsae can be- Ne kz*s emxe4 sanE seveFs -
sez vita fxeM 4ix " t<A 9osae. Ax
pa KksrH, kmesfcan lear Msa. 81 scisacs,.
~ hays foana saanA all sA&s ee12a 10 DESIRED -
gMalr sIsrs hsa essn tgzsy wsascxfax
| D. 2. DtcxxHs y. b.
x1~zhis net EEomocpxfhte zsne6S. asx i shms
aay msrcary esaas aeastssisas iaEsssisaas csa~
PaIcR. Ia paw hazs ak sa4sx Ess -. sy wsaL
pxe-paids Pcs ssle NJ shs solo aenerAa Dspet IL
'As '-'i E moi ssaaA sz.ss. Il II
June fs-t&H ~ 1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

Thls waxk ia III pssss szsa win kasa - re4ARs~~
u ceassifzs cumptets ana aecmxas& 0epdss ~ ~.
tncadrntss votes, s2r~ &c xha wark ~ 800 e4n6
suily sdltea znd 4 bs&lsvsA 10 preeeaA Htns0M&4
rcFrsy, kha pa3ttar4l K@us& sn6 pe11t lion nx S4&
tisnaa ssouhsess and me gfxhs rnnn&1kns 10 H.
srs stsrArsans - sxtx&ozatnafx sssSst sfD&1{fe
zxtaas3eR. s. z u II = SssaSfi7f&
Ths ~srs 10 en- sesa snbsaansaaa pasw, 49,
ges. Large 8ye. ~ SSg 80
FNxcx-Rssez eaysFa, % eaaza; Cse4&. - ~emkS.
Dsaivsrsd sy Hail 90 nxSrsss, Dssest& aaeseesss
af the prtaA.
lxaRbass oAle. ast6K&sssa o. T. H. Nsx.xR ACE. or
10 ues M1nA1xs s11ne es TMs 0Slsts. Il tssse
sale b sxpeptea. $50
EMsNx neesRspss thas sigae kAs shsss sAsss
419ME - his Hossess and Ecmde Maxke& raR@
- N14n9D1 snax -, Colann&us, 0AIns y wfa sos
- Neee auptss u Ne wavk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

~ Ths Third Annual Fsir Of fosss-
s.,s ssu.sy, awarded TO sAssiTs 3 oAas1s-
ms sssf yvsaism fssfAs Asst srxsaakz -
rrna. raese wsatsng Bob Wogs q say ssass
~ sssg "a mas n Raas N sass fsss> ws aFs
a =. .oe,uusoaass ear fEisaas % shass Ass'7
gaSisaMssisa waErsnssds az 40 SnAsss
. a nate Of ta&t, too
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01
P0sT OFFICE NAB NC Fsbas X.
ARRIVAL AND DapARTURS % aAlIs.

ARRIVAL AND DMPARTUaE OF gAlIs.
~e~-4@-sE So VI SE
81. gosEYK MAgsx sxsivsa ssiay, al from 4 10
TP. d and departs daily at Q r. n.
RAsgRRM MAHI~-vaA Des 3einss--@sriyes daily
FTaesasyz exenpssdl - sEem ~ Ii. % r. n, and
kepsFts eaaIy fAsuaays sxnapsaa1 81 49,
sIuux CITY NAIL arrives aanaags, weanss :
gayx and Esaaat ct kxsza 10 az g., and departs
TMes asyx, ThuFsaazs and sskaf2aEss ~ . a, NJ
FoRr DoDa8 HALL gvia neziaens M&aaema,
Eea&S CITY, Hsrras Grave, stsssl arrives WsaRss-
days AMI S&<agaass, % y. @+s aa3 Departs Maa-
days AMI ThaEsAaFs 81 A.. NJ.
OMAHA MAIL arrives asaay NJ p. R.s aaHa ds-
parts aaIiy as a. ~.
DgSYEK NAIL arrives, Aeudsys, wsaasaasys
and Saturdays at a. ~, Aaa departs saaaays,
Ras@aays sad xAagsAays al Y. Ms
sALT LAKE. . 0ALasOasrA NAIL arrives
azily tsgadGys exrFptedl al I L. a.. ana Departs
daily fsstnniays sxsaptet1 Al 9 A. u.
rOsF OFFICE aoERs. as
rms Past oaEes ogens at 8 A. M. and rleSss at
p. o. ! daily sxceps Sunday, open susdays, frvsa .
Wv MAYKARn, 2, N.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

xss above Type In ali Ia seed eanaitssa' ASS s@sa
-, !, sa,uu xary talr ssaga Wa havss Aisst aass-
..sx A. ssOona Assa soaaaHa MAxsaEAxss saasA
=, :. ala Isx far essh. syseamsas Of sAs wssA
!. .n,,,cx.io.. sssssasr vita list Of prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

ALWAYS CIR rna BEss.--TheEs Ia no
Sewing Machine In use, shas gives
che general satisfaction, that Grover
b Bakers does. Thsy are "a simple,
that child twelve years old, after lis-
tie practice, osa epsrats shem. Tne
strength aad beauty Of The sssseh. shs va
riety OF work. the durability, ale ease
In running 10, recommends 10 ovss oil
ether machines ter family asa. Is
sas taken the arss prsniam a4 nearly all
tbs States Fairs, IS being the beat Ma-
chine in use. Price rs and upwards.
Any person desiring to purchase M&~
cAine, can examine Grover & Bakers
BIZ calling at our residence All ordefs
win receive prompt ssseasiou.
-. III ID. W. CARpEaTRR, Agsus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01
CouxcEL REurvx. AuGur II

OouAcIL BLUFFS, AGGugf IT.
TO On. w. Z. OAxFnxxl
Erm---0n or aboat the aOsh oI August
1852, eallsd IN yoa 70 treat nay syss Ter
acuss inaamasaan of tsa months ssaadiag;
the light 30 eiEsessd my eysaighs thss II
rsnasssA my eyes pe<fsssly iasOlsEaas,
and In ssasasasnss / bad TO soaaas my
self 20 dark room previous 10 ysas treat
zaeal, and oaly Ave days Afsss eoaia
leave the hoase sisssss aay passisulas Ia
ssasasisaes - my sishs- In sax msska
Iwas able 10 astand the DATES necessary
on the faxm. -. 81 = s. i
Ian wsliiag 70 ssssifT bsfsFs ad.gss'
ssase, that nay syss are psFssstly sosss
and havs aos bssn szisksd ufth ~ d.
ssse since yoa sssassd shsm. 1 wcuas
recommend all those alEisssd With N,
disesse Of sks eye 70 esll On the Dr., -
ecnsidr bin he greatest bsasfassor b
mankind, ~ N 0easisa, Ii the Wsss.
sIgned, U4Axxxs RxxxoGps.
Attest WrEx1xx KxtxuEaps IS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01
Cc,AGAGURCx-AIs.
nnaLE 0rFEex, Cnvmcsa nIgTss,

MHahE 6fFxEE. GNwMcxM MBNESs
ss9s u, -.
wHzA1 ssxias. Aks6e 60 y bash. s
oORk-Prims ear, lasss y bssh.
08rs-.aa assasaA u saDA sssp sask
i puTAroRa Rrims, iso0ts6 90 y srsa. asw \
4 aAv-Ramoahy % eEsirie ~ n ssa
j N0ss-~Asatvs. sisaSh1Arsa - ,26de& 30 y Zoe,
BxEE On feat ssaaa, - -
! MfpEa--s3rsens ses arr, isr n n.
/ YI4ouz--CAelas Fsmiay xxx, es,ses sssesaas
sz.as fine 81 % . zoe.
cU&N asAk--xesssw 10 q wAstss 20 . bashs 4
4 Ru0KwMEAT RE0gR--B sfsas sas8&s ID v zoe,
RUFTKR-Exs&h sssls s9as -.
LARD-RrssA &6eaM y n. .
RaGs--Yrssa, Cos O asa.
%ALL0w--FSiaa. 10 a.
RERswAxr~Esalew, ssSss . y.
wAgsKzT-Sssriss' gasas 5sss ~. LSsss star
N q sal. ~ SEAT
cuCgGss--rsaa 81 .6a@sa. %; Prairie, 81, sa@
81 80 D aog, ge.y
4GRGkrs4-I4ys, Tsc eel, saeA.
A ne ~ a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01
e. Bs2xxs af I'll kinda 90 hAad ard
sss saas 10 ne R.sss Q61ss.

fE Business and Prafan6osAl msn,
en- - asssuzasassea with passs ~ sAsDrsEE,
sss sAsareasas wssxpsrs svsy ssfmpxistns ea-
aanssx maa IL sAis atty 10 aasswtiss IN tAs aAsxr
Aasswslsaaa 10 aasMns - c2ssyssx suss' ssssssss
aass svssy hsass vassA sesvs6 10 aswzpape, In
seaaa III waasins eas customers TO lsek seF saass
alsm svss Ma pEsss % easasssa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

.xxs.--We have ON hand and for
nsaas wsssaasss IbssAss nssAs ~ xrasss ssas-
- ss,s. susszess nasaks, xswaship Psaas saa
EssE pssa. ..s...
v~y assmiSaasa sf slank verb asas = as $50 =
% - - - stass&ssssss S8N
IdTro Sxrrzns LxxD on Tfns
sas Axsnsy for uaAkins Q fsw snsFass % ssa =
far ssssasrs, 90 rssseaaeas ssfsas, y sSps--
sasasxssy sssak xhass washaas y sssa.
xsesssary ssf sasss faszas, ~fas % ssa =
smssavss OF sais spnsrtsnlsy. ~ saiilns sA
L. w. RABsrTT.
"a saass. Esws, APRIL % ssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

xAsa - Muek1 - a<ousss1aa1ss
rxHxS rsnns GAAs1n - ~ -
pss v~k1lsAsA - csnna11 - - : 49,
x<s usrsu - 60 ~ 49, snatShs1
n wssssea ssus - Nessa1 81
x1%nxnenAsxs - Dsssxnn M1a ssam-
slsy, assaEsas "a psssaas sAstr nssissss tAes ~
psbls<. Mn II nan y ssrAssnAer tAsss sssas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

pxrsYxRs-TYYzY oR SALx.-- w Q nave
ma and fer sale, the sollewiax siass 81 sseos'a
'a syps, whisa will be sssd very sasae sof casa d
aesxiss. ssmaxoGs, zsfs# IF " e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

DenpegaGy &3nsffeu 70 t0eSF parry @as
opposed the hyposrisiSai Uaioa party
Rhen Tbs Col. sal down, TIRES loud and
| rousiag cheers we're given for Col. BAs-
arr, and three more for the goancil
Blaas Hsgls.
| Ar. Ball rose 70 reply, bat tho wiad
| was sviaenaly all taken ous Of his ssils.
He thsashs 70 get mp sssan By attack
| ing the Basls. Said Il always pablishsd
aisicyal speeches and asTer Union
| svseoAes. ssIa fsss,n said he, 81 have
been oonsssas reader Of the Baste and
never read loyal word In ~ When toe
Col. rsusarksd, II have pabiishsd oil d
usssehf sasusasss, and prodssastisas,
IL now ses why thas iatsnaly loyal
sssssy1 the Nbapossl dad no. pablisa
| .ssus y ns. Ban shss eosuisdsd IN
speech By telling the people sAss y
would do whsn siscsad.
1 In sasslu.ioa | viii say, Mr.. Editor
i shst shsss was asvw p grssssr psnscras
Is4riuunpa thsa sAs nsseiss = Orssa1ns
Ths 81 v~s sssy vizh beg faess
. | Wills " DssosssA ssst assy wisl
+ q broad gria upon sheir osantsnssss
which saways ia6isAass sAas they n
. vol plaAssd ana sAsisasd. ] learn tbs
Bal - ~ wsy davis Ne ssbaE leasy.'
i Was Asssd sspeAsing n i doisfal sassah
: lfeliowiass 81. q
Iii sEznesfni HaNg ktmnbsfzs -
aYtSnas and ktrxweaa aseoA my syess Iss4
II sWaxAsR ri - wentpf mommHst
y ws8s ~ % wA@ MI 6e0ns Al1slssy sd
Isl Oxxac1M Orr.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30
Best in the World!

The great Quantity of worthless Sewing Ma
chimes that have b:cn palmed of upon the un-
suspecting public by those without character.
from the fact that they were sold at a low
price, ID surprising; and in view Of this state
Of things, We have male it long, untiring
way be classed among them, and fually to
lead the van of first elias Sewing Machines fow
IN use. An Intelligent examination Of its mer :
|its will show that we have accom- mplished our
object.
1st. Some Of tho valuable features Of this
Machinc over all others Its reversible feed,
either to the right or loft Its per teet relabii-
ty, never skipping stitches !; and the making
OF four different stitches for the various kinds
OF work the operator may wish to do. -
I'd. 1t is almost noiseless-runs very fast
and the change Of the feed is made whilst the
machine is in notion =. - - 81 e~~~.s -
:, I'd. 1t makes,he lock stitch which has been
considered heretofore by an almost univcrsa |
verdict, as the only reliable one made. We
add to that the double lock, 81, which makes it
doubly sure ; the half and full knot stitches.
being perfect knot to every stitch, which is
machine, or BY hand and in all cases leaving
the stitches on both sides tho work aike.,g :
The feed may be reversed at a,,y point
L desired without Stopping the 4 aehlne. Y
Changes for the various stitches may be made
ats stitches are thewonder to ALL =
f. T he beauty OF it is unsurpassed.G a. RS
No other covers so large range Of work.
Sews light and heavy tsbries with equal IA
|cility.
The work will feed either . the right or lefss.
Runs quietly, ssws rapidly. IL - I III
Na difficulty experienced in sewing across
thick seams. 81 I At'Szt 2 FE5f :
Needle moro readily adjusted than in any
| Tailors cannot sftord 70 do without them. 8
Every family should have . " Fiorencs." Z
lts motions are all positive.
q Will last lifcuma. ssassg
n No springs to get ont Of order. ~
"a Thoroughly practical ..
The henmer, the mnss psaesical In use.
Turns wide and narrow hemss; and will tel
beau.ifhlly.
II brslds nsstly and hsndsonsly withou.
the sliehteat alteration. IT.
The insxpsrisnoed ind no d,thcnlty in usinR it
Oils no dresses, I'll it m nschinsry being on
the top Of the table. -
Every machine warranted.
Il will substanGate all ne clal., for it n
Barnumb self server which guides The voekl
ffse Of charge. - ;, - - :
samples of sewing and descriptive circulars
will Be sent % any address on receipt Of st.mp.
A2lrsaa ~
FLORENcE SEWING MACHINE Co. 4
Saicsrooa la4 Lake ssree,,
CHICAGO. 1T.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30
La Crosse & Milwaukee Railroad.

With its connections,T forms tho shortest
quickest, aud only direct route to .-.:, -,
Milaoa~kee, sNicago, Detroit, Pits
: burg, zaledo, Men, York, Boston, -
and all points East and South.
One of the splendid United States mail steam
eers Northern Belle, Keokuk and Moses MLel-
Ian, will leave St. Paul daily at A. M, from
whar11dboat, foot of sibley Street, connecting
at La Crosse next morning (Sundays excepted
after breakfast with the G "A. N. train, arriving
at Minnesota Junction IL o5 P. NJ, III milwaukee,
at 235 the same afternoon, and in ,iChcago at
same evening, in time to connect with all
Eastern and Southern trains. .->~ :]'
Thisi is the only route by which passengers
are sure OF making connections in Milwaukee
Paul. - 49,.
Baggage checked through.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LA CROSSE.
For through tickets to all points East and
South, applyto SHELDON & HODGMAN.
II. 7. RUMsEY, La Crosse. ''''
E. IL. .GooDR1cn. Manager, Milwaukee, =
J. NJ. K1xBALL, Con. Ticket Ag't Milwaukee
w. w. WILSON. Gen. Passenger Ag't St. Pa:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
Fl been made in the condition
- OF mortgage dated J une thirteenth 18th
a =. 1857 executed by W ,lIiam Colvill Jr to
John r: Webber. and duly recorded in the Of.
pee of the Register Of Deeds in and for Good
nue. county: Minnesota, on the 18th day ofJune,
d. $50, at o'clock p. ~, in book 2 OF
AesteaRe Deeds, on lagcSST anl65S. Which
seid mortgage ws.giyen . secure ths pay mont
OF p' omissory note dsted june 18th, s6S, Tor
IN" sum Of 81 $3.50. 90, executed by W. Colv,ll
", aud payable ons year sf.er date thersof,
with interest after due at the rate Of per cent
and shs ns,a said "pen
SAID Colvill e the said Wcbher. the following
lands In Goodhue county, Aiunesota, to wit !:
mo southeast quarter ofthe north west quar-
ssr, and the north east quarter Of the >outh-
vest quarter Of section twenty four (a4) in
town.hip oumber one hundred and thirteen
also, the south hAlf OF the north eaat Quarter
8 see1on npabef thiTty-thrse t3s J. sl,d the
sosth half Of The north west quarter n section
numbei thirt !-four (34) in township NUNS 5sr
QUE hundred and ten t110, north Of range
runosr nt.~en ll5) west also, the northwest
township number one hundred and nine iIOyl
north q raIgs numbersixtsenvtl6l { ID west. con-
tanning IN all hour nandrsd Acrss sccor,linv n
doxernm.ns survey, mere or Iexa And whsrs
y tnete - ciSimcd 20 be due and Il due on said
note and mortgage. as the ds:s ofs this notis..
the sum OF twcney-one hundred and n, ,u.s : -
.nd SI-luV dollars. aud No sui. or .rocse.iinas
st iawsos othsrxi.s h NJ been institasei !. re-
cover the same OF any par. thereof
+. Nov, saefe lore. nvsicn IS kercbJ yiycnathxti
BY .yiftse of power % sale ii said ma rrx.ee,
and parsa .nt g the st..ass in sueh eass msds
and in sAid mortgage described, vii. De- sold s
public auction % the highess bidder fer casI.,
~ the sl,srid Of Goodhne county. as the 'front.'
door of the esourt House. in the city of Rcd
y ing, Y saad eo.nty. % m ~ Ssyg 0s1s1sy,
lsss: g lo osieck n the forenoon of said day.
aAia notl sn1 mofteaxe, soxssher virh s,..r.,sa.
g $40 atiovsJ by law Dzted Red Wins. Seps
|senber =, lst& JOHN r. wEBRER q
go $500 Aortg.sss.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30
GROVER g. BAKERS
NO. 8,
- {.
S|cwing Machine,
"2 l.: r., =,
$45..

A Sc wing Machine
that will re: embroid =
er as we!' as stitch is
not the one for family
use. ,rOvcr IL Baker's
CeieJratcd MACHINES
both stitch and em :
brnidcAr y with equal ia
cility = ~ -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30

At our Office alone
can purchasers exam
inc the relative merits
Of each stitch, and be
| guaranteed ultimate &
thorough satisfaction
by our privilege Of ex-
exchanging for eithe,
style ifnot suited with
their first choice. ..
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30

Our No. g. Machine is
admirably adapted to
the wants of all Manu-
lfacturrrs, ard is far
|more simple. durable
and cheaper tEan any
other Shuttle Machine
lin use, ard o great fa-i
IvoTite wherever intro
duced.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30
FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

THFSE Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less that half the thread
and silk that the single or double thread loop
stitch Ms chimes do will IIcm, Fell, Gather
Cord, Braid, Bind, &c. and arc better adaptcd
than any other Sewing Machine in use to the
frequent changes and great variety Of sewing
required in n family, for they will sew from
one to twenty thickncsses Of Marscllcs without
stopping, and make every stitch perfect. or from
the finest gauzc to the heaviest beaver cloth,
or even the stoutcst harness leather, without
changing the feed needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment of Machine whatever!!!,
They are simple in construction, and easily
understood and if any part is broken by acci
dent, it is readily replaced: Il.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will 60 far to
determine the choice OF any intelligent buyer.
: = FF hs?sg
= Please Call and Examine or send for Circular.
/ N. B, Local Agents wanted in sections It
''Sfg ~ fa-s~ s.sH,xs.r
- : 3 FINkLEs q LYON s. MOO,
"a
fvsn2 = r, No. 53S Brnadway, ,Nesa Tork.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Sale Of School Lands

IN accordance with an act entitled an att -
establish the State Land Office. and for c.S. ~
er purposes, approved March 10th, 1869. the
following parcels Or straets,of land will be sold
at public auction at the office Of che COUNTY
'Treasurer, in the town Of Red Wing, county 81
Goodhue, on l.hs,saag, tn. .5tl day qf Nogen;dtr,
Lands on which If seq 'ot nwq f1e ns5
teen per cent. ,et ostheaneq Of swai is s ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30

y 81
Cali and examine our
Mach ines before pur-
chas gclse " here. We
manufacture y large
variety Of styles Of each
stitch, and adapted to
the Requirements Of
Families and Manufac-
turers OF goods where
'se wing is employed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
Frnm tha sonthWast.

ST.. LOUIS, October 9.-The Democrats
LeavenwOrth special says: Intelligence
having reached Fort Scout of the threaten
ed attack on Fort Smith by the rebels,
Gen. Blunt left the former point for the
latter on Sunday.
The rebel Gen. CobiII with about 1000
of Cooper's force crossed the Arkansas
river east of Fort Smith on the lst, and
Joined Coffee ut Coonskin Prairie. Mo-, de-
termiued to make d raid into Kansas or
Missouri.
On receipt of this information all the
the cavalry in Kansas district aod a battery
were sent to Fort Smith.
A letter from Fort Scott, of the 7th, says,
Lieut. Happen, of Bluut's stat, has arriv-
cd and reports that all the staff and body
guard had been captured. Also the com
mand of Lieut.. Pond at Braxtou Springs.
Gen. Blunt had got ten miles away, but It
was uncertain whether he had escaped
The rebels are under Quantrill, Hunter
and Gordon, aud were moving towards Fl.
Scott.
There was no danger Of the post being
taken, however, it being abnndantly strong
to resist their attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
Peace Movements.

NEw YoRK. October 9-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says, nOtWithsland-
ing the denial of the Washington press, At
e a fact that for two months past the qpes-
lions of difieuIty between the North and
South have been. nader consideration IN
Washington and Richmond
The Tribune's washington special says
the Herald's statement that a peace prop
osition had been introduced into the
Washington Cabinet is denied by the very
highest authority.
The Tribune also says if it may trust
iutelligenes from Richmond the rebel lead
ers are mot only providing Bragg reintorce-
ments, but also sending him large siege
material during the past two weeks
The guns are of extraordinary size aud
range. and have been sent him. It IS
thought, for the purpose Of erecting bat.
teries on Lookout Mountain, which are said
to be in possession Of the advance guard
Of the rebels.
Ills thought if the these batteries reach
Chattanooga it would make the place nm
tenable. sti . e4E 500
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
The slaughter az ysrsa2, msy s.

SEDALIA, No October 9-lnformntiou
received to dag esntradicts The report 81
yesterday about the indiscriminate slaugh
Ter OF the citizens of Warsaw, by rebels
A number OF persons were killed, the hnni
her is said TO be IL while many think eve
this an exaggeratiOn. IL Is Impossible To
give a true statement either OF the lives
lost or property destroyed.
The town has always been strongly
seCesh, It Is therefore not probable thAtany
great amount Of damage was done.
The latest informatiOu places the rebels
about Il miles from Syracuse, on the Cole
Camp road, where IL is presumed they will
camp. Their uumber is estimated AZ 1900
aud tWO pieces Of artillery.
Major Poster skirmished with their rear
guard 70 day. WOunding two aud capturing
three prisoutr5.
The a9thOtities are using every means
to protect the people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
Last Nights Report.
Latest tom Chattanooga.

NEW York, October 9.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Commercial states
that the recent rebel advaneeOn ROseGra6s'
rear proves to have been an extensive req
onnoissance to discover what forces were
arriving to the support Of our army. It
did not have in VieW,-at least, such were
not the resultS,-any serious interruption
of our communications, which the rebels
well knew would bring on an engagement
which would end in 4 serious defeat to
them, a fact fully realized before their OBJ
ices was accomplished.
What little iutelligenee was gained by
the rebels It Is not proposed to state here.
By this time the rebel cavalry will be back
south of tine Tennessee river. -
From the PREPARATIONS made to keep
open communication with Chattanooga,
it is not believed that they will run the
risk Of penetrating so far within our lines.
Gen. Hooker, who was published few
days since as being at Nashville, has ieft
that place, but not 20 take eOmmand of
Burnside's forces as lately intimated. His
position is entirely separate and independ.
ent. .- tcl '5 -
On the whole, the officers here seem to
be well pleased with the situation of Rose
GRAMS army.
Tue day is now past for the rebels TO
crown Chiekamauga with what possibly
might have been legitimate success :
East Tennessee is forever ours.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
CaYalry Fight.

NAsHv1LLE, October 9.-GeneFal Crook,
commading brigade OF cavalry, twelve
miles beyond Franklin, yesterday afternoon
came up with portion Of Whartou's rebel
cavalry guerrillas. A sharp fight eusued,
the result Of which was l25 rebels killed
and wounded, 800 prisoners and fOur pieces
OF cannon captured. The rebels are in
full retreat, orr forces pursuing. No cas-
uaIiies 70 the federals.
1t is reported that the telegraph is work
ing 10 Chattanooga since yesterday.
The Railroad Is reported in running or
der TO morrow 70 Bridgeport.
No rebel prisoners are confined here ex-
reePt Dick McCann and 30 Of his men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
Latest from Rosecrans-GuerriIlas
Dispersed.

Washington, OcrOber 9-It Is aseer-
tanned that nine Of Gen. RosecTans' very
latest disPatches, which are TO the evening
of the 9th, do not tnention anything rela-
tive to the situation in the locality Of
Chattanooga. All of them refer entirely
to military details
Other dispatches, however, recently re-
ceiTed by the Government, speak Of events
in that quarter. They are from General
Meigs.
The following dispatch, dated At Fortress
Monroe 9Th, has been received at head
quarters: t u
To Maj. Gen. II. W. HaEleek:-I have
the honor to report that the expedition
sent out on Sunday, under Gen. WIstAr, 70
break up or capture the gueFrillAs and
boats crews, organized by the enemy in
Matthews county, has returned, having in
main accomplished its object, capturing
rebel naval Officers and 80 men. They
also captured % head of cattle belonging
TO the Confederates, with horses mules,
arms, &c.