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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-24

- Sc. Louis, Octs Il.
.Schofeld has issued an order. for the
election of q Governor in the State oil
Missouri.
The judges Of the election viii be held
strictly responsible If my but qualified
voters are allowed to vote.
Any action on the part of the judges
excluding qualified voters from the polls
win be panished IS military ofFense.
Any person having borne arms against
the United States Government, Or given
aid 10 its enemies during the present re-
bel ion, who shall presume to act as
judge or clerk of said election, and
any county judge, who, knowingly, shall
appoint such person asiudge of election,
shall be deemed guilty Of q violation Of
military orders, and punished according-
y. re, 5tt
In those parts of the State where there
is no danger of interference by guerrillas
or combinations of persons iatended to
over power or intimidate legal voters,
military commanders are directed TO pre-
vent such interference, but where such
protection Is necessary, troops will absent
themselves from the polls entirely.
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sATuapAY prTeakR 4 ssss
- X Ei sIzx Fla ALE. sxNs
80 NOTICES. ''fi's

= : :, ss.z:.
keep the eanil, iires osaT go 90 ,4 l let
your ardor cool now mat pfss yleIafy q
gained-refaenb.f Fiat ''ssfvaa igilanee
isa8hsaipface OF heeffy tne fosaes,
trough usssfiy rousea alsd gssrf nrossn
. Fin sst ir' an llatsly e work 81 heEir,e
up their scattered forees, a1sd naais'l'as,
ang shelsus osfss sIosss 1or a',ofhsr on
siasigntT t,as unien anu sfe SUI
tutsonstst herr seeEet tFeasen-plot ting,
mianisas sifeaes l.ae 9 ]. have been been
oahlzla ~ oYe ssle Tee worm. ana
1 rom Nhlfh 1nsy AeFasea0 ~ sne .lL'fie
strength fhss SFaFe able 10 - llsfer dslrissg
me eampalgn-Wln not be allowed 70 die
out pa account of present diversity but
their lappFs NA represented with re-
aouoaaa aiiigennss preparatory to another
ana desperate ti attack next Fall W!
mu lst.s pc up ana dom gt We have wlly
foe to contend #sa~ - e-Hnust not sup
pose because he has been defeated and
oTerthllf5o7 N that be WI lie quietly down
and die.Elthoat q struggle. We have
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The Fashions.

The Fashions.
The " fashion" writer of the n. Y.
cypress announces the fact that no lady
Of ton will dare to appear now on Fifth
Avenue ~ broadway with trailing dress
or long tettinoat. Short DIRE, ses are now
tie" style" They are sc6llopet1 around
the edge, and ae worn over bal. moral
i,ts,ers, of sufficient length to display the
kid Boot. or else the skirt is looped up at
every scam, nearly to the knee, showing
the cnlored pettieeat of Mohair, cashmere
or silk. trimmed either TO match the
dress or in tasteful contrast With 1t, and
in correspondence with the shade OF the
hat, or mantle worn. The leather boots
have very high heels, eolored, perhaps,
and strings and tassels of either, Also
The petticoat is short enough to disclose
the instep at cast Toeyery dress suit
able for walking. French modistes now
attach little rings, through which pass
cords. running through to the waist, to
Join another cord, which is drawn at will
around the waist when lady prepares
to promenade. and loosencd within
doors, Thus allowing the dress to resume
It's original length in the saloon. Hoop
skirts are quite exploded in Paris; aounc-
ed moirair skirts being used instead, to
enable tie dress TO fall gracefully.
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CHANGED.

y The time of receiving Proposals for
Wood " ct the Quarter Masters Office.
Omaha, has been changed from 2Sth to
26th inst. No bids for less amount
than one hundred cords win be received.
See advertisement. 4g
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UNION THEATRH co.

This deservedly popular company has
been playing before crowded houses at
Omaha for near four weeks past, and at
the request of many ofour pleasure low
ing citizens will revisit Council Bluffs,
for one week, oaty, commencing Monday.
26tn inst. - So. ..--
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sonsat of +
a azpIs9 rs 81 !
rrnlf &c s. slsse ycs,F sEaeDuEs
nsIat Wsll e for re ornaaslon
q me business men e ounch Hun :
A. ssae eiFes1lsasf sAat ssasl =:
der my notice ! ntklc willis 80 s
gentleman 81 ecnsidsraDl espitsl gsed
from clevelaaa, ohi6. 10 o.nsosaf west.
ana spSn bsasgl sssssssa cn Ezaas
In, as the best point % locate, and aEcord.
inely started for thas town. Allsr arrive
ing there, and looking around awhile. he
.ehanaed to sea enc of yosar la
Daig Nonparsh and was really surprised
IN this part Of the coanEfys he parne
DYER here and locked around awhile; and
finding that our town MS about The same
size OF Omaha, he concluded that our
people had much the most enterprise,
and must certainly DO the most business.
because, asihe said they keep up the
best paper. New. DIR. Editor. there afe
. great many men in the world who Judge
the business OF plaza by It's nssvspaFsrs;
in fact, nearlya man, when ne thin ~
OF moving 90 place, looks g its ne =
papers fo GET M ioes o. lss pssa1 3 alla
z 80 s = =. 80 -. -.
...a.,,. -, -. 49,, ',,,,,. = So,
s. l,,.s.,,,., "a, 49,,
,,a,,,, o,,.ia 81, *, s.,,,.s,,d;,, -. .ho,,.
"a a,,Ia,, J. vs,,. ~. af,va,s;.;n. =, 80.
s., $50. 3,
tssr - =, !, 80.
g -, = -
,a,.,risss,7 -; = e
II. Respectfully yours.
ENTERPRISE.
We hardly know. what TO think Of Mr..
I. Enterprise n-vhether he is iolxine or
in earnest-whether he thinks ii re-
oufres no money TO run a papers a.
thinks there is mo bottom y 10 our
purse, and wa :. don't care for exnenses. y
So far as a daily issue of the Nonnareu Il
concerned Il ,oiu Be- contiawed. bat the si.e
os tbs,shest il d matter for the consider
alton of our business men srelasiuelv---
No man can afford to publish adaily pa
per as large as the NosparsI without a
liberal advertising patronage. This we
have never had. A few of our merchants
are willing to nav a few dollars more on
their wet xiv advertisements to have
them inserted daily. but the majority
think q weekly advertisement suff4
cient Z" and a pood MANY do not alyar-
tfse either daily or weekly don't
think it DAYS" But all are anxious to
sec n Z" h;p napern KENT nm :. for the
credit of the town, Now. if a newspa.
per is really a benefit Ia. a place, then ey-
ery citizen of that place ia interested in
its continuance, and should do his share
in giving b support; but if q paper is
a98' a fT1,hfo hanAf7f LAT ynnrehs1a4a. xszKit
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80 81 III NNsws \ osh, 0ots - s
special dispatsh from Wsshingsoa
z III ia sneagsinsns MONDAY Cen Coz
~ res,,,fss SIanf tn rebel cavalry we're
driven besussk zo0k iaAa = Ills, fzpfl'
Gairsvifle n here cur caxslfy sncprn tex:
"a the rebsl ifsfansry szsd llery ~ Lime ~
) Their iins 4 bstsas sxssrded oyss ]
n II ~ l Ga a;sns Dsvis' of sayalsy
and araillary were comp etety cat oti. -
ia al we'll ont Of di lEcnIty, however
0sSf loss Ii killed, wounded atad fniss-
inu q abosas 90.
Several Of our wagons. one 81 which
contained the ofliaial papers o. the brig
aae, were captured. ~
Our headqusrters yesterday morning
we're i'm taasiransdiaes yicinity &c Groye-
ton and GsinssilIe, which means that
our army was then considerably in ad-
vance Of thoss points; but last night our
HheadquaresFs were i'm IN entirely differ
emit position froEn those points.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th
has the following: s
B Citizens of CuIpepper say Meade. dur
ing she occupation of that place, issued
daily one hundred thousand rations.
From this IL would appear That Aeade
has an immense multitude 81 men, but
material bad. rsr s.sk
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sa- STEWART 4 HAS have now ii
stere their + all stock of Groceries
Country merchants and other Wholesale
dealers win consult their interests by
calling at No. ;, james Block, before
purchasing
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n9. Miller, the notorious cattle thief
broke Jail in Platsmouth night before
last. and burned-.the building, aud is
now at large attending TO his r<gnIa,
business. 49,. ~ .+..,,s..es .-ss -.
There seems to be. some anxiety soE
Miller, on the part Of tFss6se persons who
Lave been u The habit li purchasing hls
stolen stool.sl in the ntishtsarheod qi
PlatsmMshs but h tfsa gentlemen from
the !. other, side. Of borden =. = need not
fear for Miller. 1.-The is sfotsnd in Potta,
wattamie he will not he able TO furnish
any moro '.hcef cattle at reduced prices
to Scbraskians-our people E" will take
away his commission, and give him .
mass, OUTSIDE The hneS." -
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s Through the pofitentss Of VI. II.
4, Copeland. who has just returned from
the 4tll lesEafIahatly ,ssetiiiaYe. tho re
turns from that reashent, {exoept tire
rick in. hos p aitai Who vii east. perhaps,
100 votes. all for St0ue.3 ...',-..,...... -. -,
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vieksburg, Oct. ia.

A recent skiruieh win Whit Adams,
cavalry. on Biz Black, rs rebals were
killed and wounded, and Adams was
driven beyond Fort Gibsor.
Little Rock adyices 10 the Goth uls..
SAYS: 3:
Kirby Smith has arrived At ArkadeI-
phia and removed Price and placed
Holmes Ia command. V g IT 81.
This producsd ) nutiny among the
officers and men gearing they would
not serve under Holmes, 3 & 5 9es''
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B9 We publish to-day the official
count OF the vote of PottawattanIie.-
The figures show some of tho strT.ighte<t
voting ever recorded. Ia some of the
townships not a scratched tichet.was ro-
ted, and comparatively 'irtfc scrA tchinq
was done in any.
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BE- a, few featheFs flakes of snow ven
tnFed earthwagl yesferday---tlle adyunce
guard of a mighty host with which na.
sure threatens teattaok US before Spring,
Last night wa singing cold, and at day
light thg morning the mercury was III
social proximity 10 3eia.as:@ 4 ssgBE
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!, New York, oes. 20.


! 4 Times special says: 6.zx
4 committee of wealthy Shareholders
called upon the President yesterday, to
protest against the sending Of negro sol
-eiiers into Sc. Mary county, Nd, 10 ga
list slaves from OF the plantations.
The President replied. that so far a
sending them was concerned, it might
be modified, and white soldiers sent. but
so FAR as negroes are concerned. Govern.
nsnt must have all the slaves in Mary.
land and the border States for military
purposes.
"A Tribune special says admiral Porter
has taken advantage Of the high water
in the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers
to 60 with o squadron TO points where he
can reuder essential service TO the army.
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washington Oct. 81

HhS1lAlktoE1s pGbs III.
Accounts from the army of the Peto-
mac up to yesterday noon have the fol-
lowing: tz q, ss5f
Kilpatrick's cavalry pushed back Stu
arts rebel cavalry beyond Gainsville to.
wards Warrenton. j.
There was considerable fighting, but
little loss to us. 7a7@&
Lee was at Warrenton on Monday and
had formed q line of battle and posted
his artillely. 1@..- ,ss sjs. ..rt.z.,.
Our troops were moving steadily on in
two columns.
Bnford reports no enemy in force at
Thorough fare Gap. 5 80
The rebels were nforce at Buclxiand's
Mills, four miles from GAINESVILLE, yester-
day afternoon. 9.. =.;s, go I'D. 4
Our troops are advancing. 4ss. III. y /
A great battle Is considered imminent.
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ba~ Mt. Pleasant gave 602 majority
for the Union Ticket. There were bat
los Copperheads in the place. 4
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DIES I'D.

Y sYlse sTaAE DaarocfSs ss paxsy dos
hard -bhs & seEy tenaciops Of Life. md
STRUGGLES bard AGAINST fste Bat vain,
nov, ARC III her efforts she has been ar
raignod and tried before The highest tri.
-bunal Of the land the people on the
charge Of giving aid and comfort g rob
ala In arraa against the 0oyernraent;
alter : iul1, iair, and impartial tfiai me
wss found guilty ana condemned 70 die.
The lSsh Sc me present. inonth IVES the
day appointed for carrying the sentence
into execution and most glorionsly was
the dusy performed. The people rallied
IN the majesty Of their mighs-thsy met
the monster At the ballot-b box and thros-
tied her Her deYotees wail naosirnfhlly
over her sad fate. but their tears and
sobs avail nothing she has, eaten Of the
forbidden fruit, she 8 already inortaliy
rounded, and must surely die \ Every
true man IN the Land says Amenl
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vaIIandiahan's Treason.

The latest proof of vallandigham' 8
treason was printed q few days since in
the Ohio State journal. Il 10 the fol.
lowing letter under his own hand to
Col. d. ID. Inshall, of the rebel army, in
response to an Invitation from the rebel
to visit his command, while Val. was in
Dixie. 1t was sent TO the Journal by
James Finn Wost, of Co. A. 10th Ohio
". T., which on reconnaissance on the
18th of September last, near Battle
Creek, Tennessee, CHANGED to capture
the baggage and private papers of this
same Colonel, finding among the latter
this particular letter. 1t is an interest
ing document. We commend it to the
attention of men hereabouts who lately
made themselves hoarse hurrahing for
the Traitor. How do they like IT.
What do patriotic men think of It'll
vALLANDIaHAM's LETTER.
DEAR COLONEL - Your kind note and
invitation Of yesterday vas this morning
handed me by your brother-in-law who
will hand you this in return. It would
give me much pleasure TO visit you and
your command before leaving the Con
federacy, but it is now impossible to do
so, as have made arrangements to leave
this 4. ". with the earliest train for VIII
mington. -. ~
You surmise correctly, when you say
that you bsticrc me 10 b the friend Of The
JSostk in her struggle for freedom. My feel
ings have been publicly expressed in my
own country, in that quotation from
lord Chatham Ny Lords. you edanot
con, .Ver America" There is not drop
Of pu.. :;tan blood in my veins. hats.
tsespise aid dgy tie tsraaaicdt Government
which has sent me among you, for my
opinions sake, and shall never give 1t
my support in its crusade upon your in
situations. But you are mistaken when
YOU say there but few in the United
States, North. Tnonsands are there who
would speak out but for the military des-
potisu that strangies them. ~
Although the contest has been, and
will continue to be, bloody one, yoa
hare bat TO pcrserere, and tie ric!sry toiN
surely Be yours. Tou must strike home f.
The defensive lengthens the contest.
The shortest road to peace is the boldest
one You can hare 9oar osea terms By gfti'-1
inc the battle ofgoar eaeay's sol. l.: 4
Accept my kind regards for your per
sonal welfare, and sincere thanks for
your kind wishes IN my behalf. and hep-I
;ng uad praying for tie ultimate cause IN
plicA you are fSgItiss. believe me, g ever
=. G. {. yALLANDrGHAM.
Col. d. ID. INSTALL, Ssh Ala. Vols.
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washington Oct @

sal$Fi W Ashingt ens Ocbs
|. IL il learned from q perfeetEy reliable
source that Admiral DahlRren has been
relieved from coininaiisi 1T the fkUhsIad
feet as Charleston, and Capt ThousAs
Turner, Of the Ironsides, appointed u
his position. 4. 4.
It is believed that Official nbtiie IL tbs
change went u Charleston By she hsss
steaEnera 4is q .igI ~ s III fttsy4
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Wa6hinRson. CT "a
Ihs IaI@sB inteIlinessee fsosn NJ ary,as,,
ton stasea theE the rebel army q .sairlw
ncfosx ehA KAppahannock. III - efv1ss
no f&iF show aor Ali slncs e Elgx nsIs
kpn oia sAtarday. and iss retreat seross
the FiYsr elsae f9x flsN present. I'LL pf0s-
pct oR = general lszlt
Heas Mcas3s was e2S1sses nsesg ~
President spd Hallesk sOay, ~ NiIl
return tonight. ii 's sass Il 4
4 Close sxaHsinatioii ii ne OsSs.gs 4
Alexandria road, show thar ffosn Mssss.
sas 10 Warrento ton Junction IL q dassrcYed
most ciEectuaIiy. The rebels III their w.
treat destroyed sil ctr ksrcas Iefk. K
the Washine scn Cshreniele gives prpzsr
inence 10 the apparently aafsorjt u.s.
statement relative 70 Tie rstnbval 1
Rosecrans. III sayss sass
We are in receiptsof astounding intel
iigence In REGARD b this late E0pular
affair which viii ssAFtle the sshUae g1isss
try. Ii ii that three riaargsa AegA beaRs
made aeainst hSzn The hraka preferred
By Crittenden snS Af 0QiE, Ia DIS 81
that he left the bAtt18 sald slaf;aa o.
crisis and BED to Chat 40, msads ahAzs
reportsd to the ofioera thas tks ~ w.
lost. 's S. s .s sss:
re was feportsa flsax
through the iniinsnge "a flaaa bA tba
came insensih le. Il.
x second chafge, II = suinored
made by The g Government ~ The alIfs6t
that bis orders were so faza hi Ne kiasE
nooga until rslnfo asnensN shonad arrive.
The third charge, ~ FEnzoEed, i IA ths
effect that He deelfned III ni6Ye HUsis
Murfreesborc In juno Inst lwls ben pssaesed
10 do 80 by the GDvnsmnsesat 4, as ~
portunity was offered 10 crush HfMea, d
large portion Of his arnsy having been
Withdrawn to aid Johnston, who Was
Grating against Gen. Grant. In astsss.E
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sr Those empty shelves" ut Shows
that we spoke Of the other day, are rap
idly filing ..up. Snow received the first
iilstalmeht of his Fab q Winter stock, 9
few days since, and is now ready to re-
ceiye his customers. Call soon whileey-
rything is new. .@& =.
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Bell, l5;-all the county ticket IS and
nooppesition. 49,. ..
Mills county 81 all round for the Tn
ion ticket.
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sA- Il. Basotrrx i Co. arc tslew in re
cent of4heir F,ll and Winterastook of
groceries. TAsys have ciosed so:at their
stock.of. dry sosds- and eiYe their atten-
ton exclusively 10 trade in groceries and
brsyisioi,s.. lash buyers will consult
thesr interests By calling on Aessrs. B
&ro. before purchasing Ell c~trre,
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st. Loads C)e 90

:3a ST. ECgsass @e8s ~
Gen. Schofiald has Issued an ORDER plar
oing Gen. Melxaii IN commando f Ia dis
trict Of the frontier, vice Gen. BInEk, who
has been ordered u report ~ IleavHst-
worth. Cen Ewing distgiot ID extended
60 far as to embrace the entire Stats Of
Kansas.
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i. .. New York, odd.
The Port Royal :. New South = OF the
18th has the following. qs z@ z....ts
The u 8 steamer Bienville brings I'M
poftant intelligence which was received
at New Orlean1 just before the depart
ure that the grand expedition under
Mai Gen Banks effected landing at PIT.
isabel. Texas, with two corps; one under
Franklin.
A successful occupation of Point Isa-
bel viii give rs. In : short time, possess
lon Of Brownsville. fss3' sss
IA large portion Of Confederate cotton
which has been sent To Europs TO pur-
chase supplies has passed through
Brownsville TO angio-rebel blockade rssIl-
ners lying on the Mexican aide OF the
river. q n,
Gf course our occupation of the place
will etEectualiy put o stop to this illegal
tSsfr. eMd MT the sanae time ensbse our
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sS~ Going % Crescent City yesterday.

RS Going 10 Crescent City yesterday,
We overlook the Mateand Chapiain Of The
BaHsuat, near the head Of . mud hol.
low" in Fat boat, on wheels. quietly
vending their weary way toward the
peaceful regions Of Upper Salt. The
Mate hailed us as we rode past. and In
formed us that he and his companion, the
worthy Chaplain. were going ahead with
the yawl, to sound the channel. We
wished them safe and speedy journey,
and left them alone in their glory,
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NeR, YaEi., OF. 22.

yew York, Oct. %. !
The Creole from Havana 10th, with
Vera Crus antes of the Ist has arrived.
4 Gen Forney has hot arrived at Havana,
and il II rnmored he has died with the
yellow favsr. s3|.i
D The Creole brings st. Domingo datea
sxsf the 10. 5s s. ,.s
Its probable that the Island viii hare
20 be abandoned by the Spaniarsls.
& Porto Plata hAs been burned by tho
rebels, who have established govern.
ment re Cabellcps,
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New Yesk. OH. ~
The Worlds Potonaao army oderecn-

= ~ " q ~ q
dent says ssssf s9s
I understand that orders hare ben
issued to push Lee &0nslae wall and force
him to battle, bait Wiaet hsr susids the
present eircanastancesa BATH can Be Oh
tanned or rislred is matter III coniectEsrs
nc the rebel commanded ID now ReSBSxss
probable, gets fairly ont uf hkh kiz& a.
lance, you may hear of tho Is a. rs Eaasa
Grams being visited upon Gen eaas,
who has certainly been too cautions ID
pursuing. SO as, 81 81 n ''af
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sar The swedes in Burlington voted
s.noss unanimously FIN the union tsekFt..
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. New York, oct %

gs, = 81 New York, Uct. u.
ATimes' Morris Island letter Of the
18th says: 4
During the last three or fouP days there
has been bat very little firing on either
side. The enemy ii evidenlly waiting
for the IroncIads 20 come up, for which
event he is reserying his ammunition.
It IL believed James Island Is occa pied
by s, 600 rebels. 5ss B.
Salliaanis Island Is supposed 10 be oc-
cupied by about the same number.
ss In the Immediate vicinity of Charles
ton are CHARTERED ten thousand. MAKING.
an aggregate force Of about twenty thou
sand men,. Seas .fa
ef Washington, Oct. 81.
~ Adyices from the army of the Potomac
say that the right column advanced yes-
terday to within 8 miles of Warrenton.
and the Left column as far AZ Greenwich
Village 81
Our advance entered Warrenton With
out any serious opposition contrary to
the general expectation.
The conclusion is that the rebels are
really netrestsr before our advance.
The railroad i untouched between
Manassas and GAINESVILLE, on the Manas-
sas road, and telegraphic communications
and concessions with the latter place
are oomnlstA. rs ~, "a 81,
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s vi EffaTk vuNaS { stfz q ks ~
Gen Roserrana recaipad orders reifev-
ing him from bis command, Monday
evening. and hs lsfe fos CineEsiAH yes-
EterslAy
lie y acsoaap aliietl by two person.
ri aids 4. 81 q
d Gen Thomas has assumed command
"A Late report ~ ne Cha tanppga Rebel
says: ", s...i tt.s
Bragg viii andoube csaly DO FeIiaTed for
his failure to defeat Roseefans ID the
late battle, and y Jet undecided
whether johnson. Tongss1set ~ Les VIII
be his successor.
Late rains have swollen tho Tennessee
river very much.
Steamers could nov easilJ faaeh sChas-
tanooga did the enemy psrlniks 81, IS
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sIphla. Oct. M

E4xkg4H3pzilks &FHlky "a gss
The saIcs Of i've twcnEies to-day tao
millions three hundred aIid sixty four
thousand. foraign demand steady and IIl-
creasing. 8.