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w bulls laie hold Of railway shars'


TIE table shows tina. Cold in one year hns advanced
~ y cont Railroad property IN tho ss'ne tine LIS
gone up In some cases tSe< lvrdrsd ces' Buy@s NJ
current rates get N iateres. IN railways OF a
large cost lsG2 labor elanl 70 20 y cent and
on iron ard Locomotives 100 y cent They
ezra more bns Ie, cAninss and rross are widely az
feren, Affairs. Buyers may pay apsoii. but ihHe VII
te more mono! lea in shoT, tine in ;-1s than IN iAl
WY shares.
The following shews the rates OF ffoigh! and
price, OF breadstufs II lsS. and lss3;
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Mort h)arocns' Notire.
SrArE on NEw.NoRk.

NTNTt " Y
Posr-WAnpNNs' usfiCE No los Wsnsa
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance wiz
loa of tbs act passed pnl "a 1854. snt.1.d An Aes
raniss the Walden, Utlee OF the fost III Ncw'i Oh
a. psssous Interested IN. VI having charge o. the -
a,,,r of such Inquiry examination. survey tha. IN.
e,tin, v-rs.ls aIe under examination by tic re
.u. ana that tho said surveys examinations wln DC
wilma days noNt sncoseiu this notice Oh ''S
said v-ssc.s 49, 81, AN
st.an ship New yort. ~" 4
ship lease Ncbb........... ,.fhi ~. hoei
taik Acne. . " "eVe' = ~
ba kUrsnie..................."<. -......irr 10
barA Palidla.. W.
Sc hveuor New ~ ief Mo.
G. IL BRAMhALI rtssaeses
4 Aros fIuanfHAE Sxcrv{sCf.
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Rerr;pfs Of Produee.

Or, $3.50 bill Flour "a O5A whsty: - see'
Con, Meal bush What. . 80 oush ts<n 49, e.ss
,.. ~ nj bs.L bs~y ~ A.~ IN psxs QUO. ~nss
rlour J. ~ pAgs III Cskr. yo pssA ir'vS.osa i@S 80
LssA D. 10 psxa Peirolsan. 3.-s pas bauer.
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shipping snFELLICgNCB.
PORT oy NEw-yoRx........O0aa


CrcrcS.
r~ks-Ptor~oce Orb Lem, rtoc- BiEoedoe~ ~ " -
n 90. " lA.ac N.~tos tiiAsl -, Hamburg SsAa~
fase. . A.,
I.-Fia. TX fPrga). Ls.hke. Con-. ssnch, tSsssS &
Wend
Sc.ooners-Nsrvsi TArbox. fo-,eT. bfy STATE, lsass.
Por-.Il j. v. uArl NJ. Otcgol, f.s.t, eaoa Wa ,.
irspai Co &onni Hop. Sf,la.1s. ta-- HivcT.
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..si,rrKE si.asNic
sm-Gs-A $40 s,s............ $40 Noon-taseA sn
HcH gATKR THis Dat
jsnIy Ilsok I'll Gov isAnd..-- !.ao-het o&o "A -
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the iurY rc~aer-d sWlic In Av,r Of the 5stisa Or
63,G3 IL
Gssrys Bownan plaintiff, In p~scn General Dsssssd, L.,
tAsr L. Marsh. and John H. IsckSti fof defendant =
SPECIAL IBux-ilcT. B.--lef,re Iasics EAnBoUR.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Eliza Slight agt George Slight.-Rcscroes' report
oonlsasd and decree Of divolcs efsned
COURT OF COMMON PLHAs-srrcrA. ranx-Oos. A.
befare judge hKApr.
DEcIsIOss.
Herdman agt. Owens.-Mcs:oa granted unless
the sssgnor. Ann McNamee the properly
have been Transferred 10 payment OF the ,ndsm-n or y -
cusity tprsfoS eoss To either psrty th. ,aoion
Pesr.oI s Pssc.oI Molten granted x.rh ~ casts 10 bs
1T III xssius srsned by oiccr Of oct IL. 49,
People sT csnrse.-Aotioa granled payment u as
costs and tho Sheriff. fses.
Pinchon sg. rus--'loon denied u'bo-. costs p,hs,3
perui.tsd to discontinue payment Of ta-hss Costs
sUPREME COCIT-Cra.nsn; -CcI s,-csfors Jas:s
lsG2ASsA
DECISIONS.
In the matter n tLs application Of tas congregs.
tion Shss~ is.ham oiu for have 70 eel. aJ-ei ieace
D. red to inqsirs ard repent " to ptoprey granting psi
ton.
Sarah A. Campbell az. Pc.or C: canpsei.-No,op s,-,rI
Josiah T. Riciiirds OTrn H. Drsp-r4osio> grssaEA
3 10 coxs abide aid say u froceodnrs ,sassd
10 the l,os Of the petition oi ElzI5eh berSs, AZ ca
der granted.
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SUPERIOR COURT - TRIAL Trts.-ocr ~-h"'''
Justice Wnuy.

SUIT FOR COUNSEL ftGSs ,,,,.
Csore, bowman ast Matthew 5. Moou~y, Ad'""'
Ar. Of james Il Moloncy, Dcccs.ee' ,.,. n,
This action wan brought 10 recover pal"n.o !.
att. rnry and counsel fees tho plain having ,h
Tor The ln his celebrated scons s on - III
omm,,,su OF ssn Francisco. Tho COS" has Dc" ' '"
aud resulted Ia tho Jury Jlsa.fesbx an, .. noou n a,v
1ts pgcsent !fisl hos eecue'rdNs sS" $3.50 ~
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'0n ~. , ~ -, =, ~ lxtBvs.I
sNl-fe. Z tfa4lss y, r~ss iLc liT 80 r1ft~t
49,. ~ ~. ec..tlns, s-s-la lad Tie .o-esss 10
sl.- isss
g,fl - so,dsse.'s rass psriJ md nsAiy sFSu eers
.,l.- d. =. .igt.I larrt..f ~h Yssras
- a .tI $50 - colsssD ~ .stEar-
g -. a.. a., y ! . AZ n 80. ofdsf Laa Ivt ists ti~
"a. "a is, g-s ~ --i 10y csAnys sr'aA ~
80 u ~ -.
M ,o4S 10 10 cor'lsass ~ raj Immediately -
o. saitt q 50.
,rr.ts .1n - 80 IT v'txa tar &c . vs
49, f.s. e. alsard. brad ~ pAhr per
,.f. oa. b. ulsf. tatss q tic Ili-f
~ .llg.er g. AF,cs tffofu 10 "a. s~hs
a.. = dsf TIA. II toJsI 500. bs saa .iis 100 yer
q a.. D. 10. tl.. - 10 lad al d.,
s..ss.s. aEd r<.nAlfss A. ud.s ..a-a-e.
lrf.orrt -. l.s-. .-.'s I-los Ia bona
a.. ..ss y .ool Stlffs ~ szd pfSf
IsANs AID rhAA-
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saoe jan L.. sio9 A.. 81 si2+ossoc3 90 a. 10
Tho exports from BOSTON lst work. otolt5iVo %
specie were si7l ~ - against si9l GO u 'or Tie
eorrospor ding week In 1902 TLe imports FOR Tie eek
were $50 9ss against s3s9.T for u, oore,poning
weok In 1862.
The following is O statement Of the carnlIgs
Of the Galcna and hicago Union Railroad COMPANY,
<,o,, lc@ iC IN tlcf
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PnsIonss 20 LIvyaroor-
Ort r. lna Got a. La
t,qes se:.'...'' =, y'3 r.. o,.,...'''.,
rnicn or Ssr,pr.rrrs WV YORK
ySr tlo, 80 vsse . Fer SAT- ior 80 sy0t - .
For chi, tlogr.t . r,I o., tDu'. 4 ia ~ ~
W.. ~, Wspsi "a 81 .gl Whoa " Wa sltN, u IS
Cora Wit mxd 90 Com W.T.. ME I'll US 81 ~
PEiCg IS OF BXEAD1rvFys IN IIvrHrvoL
Oct 10 lRs2 oct. H. ! ~
y.our hb'.........i'- TO
sRioEs OF xsKsrAs 2iss II NV roGN
S.- n. itea en- 1', y. 81 pr.
To. l.as liy'c>. 80 To- iosr f ny'..-s ~ e
Ira >hs~slD.. .zSaSs Ira Sh"et.-. J-'--- -
While til, change !, ro.rg in Ncsyort ND Li'-
orpoo p!ses /, nay ,e rs n to look 1t The condition
q the farmer After yea, of spec uA;.or IA so.d lie
Las suffered rs tho facts AID figures viii show with
Corn at e cents he ecs 10 per ceai less Cotton Co
than las, year and paying ia wheat le got 10 pr ee'
more iss, year TIE palm Inference nom su the i'os
Is thai tie lees fancy grades people boy ard Tic ies'
they owo. Ito safer ucy vii BE- tho season wears
away.
The Farmer Loan and Trust Company will
pay the coupons 81 the Evansville end Cravioidsve
Railroad due November I. The ls. November coupons
Of tie Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad First Mort
gage bonds wisbc paid by Msssrs. SclueAsrdt Geb-
hard. II. HrrOm Railroad ID pay tie coupons or rs
First Nort,ago bonds on and sncr Soyen Ger ct iiS
ofhca
Money has been active q. u cen: through
oct TIE dsy The sab Treasury coS,inGrs to Increase
.,s balance.
The ninth monthly auction sale OF coal. on
account q tie Delaware. LaoiavAna and we''ern
Railroad. took place at Glp.ns NervLani' Exchange.
So~ 90 and % EIehsnsc p.ao. tbs afternoon. Siia""a
Draper o ciaius anc:-,eer. The tales and piiora
we.e as follows
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Receipts Of Quail Piron, fsrrhres Prairie Chick ne snd
Wopdcocf have been light ana good prize, hly. bern Cd
tssed Ih. w.ai present Il cool sid fssorsbic trsyy
rlts would undoubtedly again depiess ns nnrAae DaoAs
L. IL LIZ L. Al Ia fal.a Nnn
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TIC dares and ssg..hn Ia shipping Tsies notified 10
ta's torfnpsA Ee,lefss - q a. ~h.As 10 81
rt iss.e vile stIfsfs, sAu e-sH Iay gfsssn liite'
fat.s q "a -. ald frstl W not by ,seI' 81
coltlssaL led lifn HE made have boa ol dar's
Loio~ ,utt sif sis fhs 81 sas hi hAn tut. aIy
very slss ending ousllc
A. T.. d.
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Thu oosI l. deliverable q. fzaie;i port. Y. J. hrd
Tie felgi with tc lnbor u hanelin; and sofsenins
viii no, al fs ahoT, " Is oeAis = IT, eIifs Which all
bring the price o.s.ove coal rp To SO 4; At 'As WHAT
In Ncv. Yoil Tho ool Old in lots frs;9 100 70
100 iurf.
The exports Of produce for the week f'om tbs
por, have Been larger tA,n for any previous r"k hf
four months md sre rs follow, The following WI
,o~ the expor;s exclusive Of speoe) ioIa Nov York
% f,,isn bort. for the week ending Oc,,t-r ~ ard
sncs January Il ,ooc ,.o,
1861. 1902. 1909.
For I've week ......... e.eJbi, t'y 3Wn 49, .
L. I'LL
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C0-gHEmcsts. msTTERo.

sole, ~ I've .ip.'. u v~'.argc.- Der &c
loooOU 5 e- 81 tcaFeoi 90 hSoscl iiycr K E... ls5
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CnLNSrngYyS demand good but our outside rfc
a., ya.L @ "' ""'''"' 'ao -
Eastern, g bb. ......................$9 o,aslo 50
pRRSIi MEATS.

FKESI NEAfN
~~f Sides doing little b-,es Calves OF chsics 9us NY
are ~arcs while inferior ers. and bob. hive bseo In fr- re-
r-pt sheep have b-.s s lrsiy sid good drnsSi wncs
hiss su.~d an ADVANCE 81 u. Dressed oss ruc;L lie
good deal To day ta'ie Is fair inquiry but quite ~
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPFlCE-Ocr n
before on ui.s outf t~BoKN
DISCHARGE OF JOHN MEME, TiiE ALLEGED ru0I.
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Although tc Clce. mstc cauot b" celed active tA-rs
10. b..u moderate tsnad Win 20 .pIsTrhi ,dei"n IN
tar.. iassh baby 1. fsiLrf quiet Ns h.,s h'sid u
,d-nrs, a. suf sut.i.s fags ter pune on o. s-s Of sHoy
at,s ucn. 81. lssL I.sds A.. tLsn so quote We
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Sailed.

Oct. ?1-Se,me,s Blackstone an Cha. oSs"'a'
shYs-Iiy, rpoo Nin Nelson. oslrtl
IsIks-AeI Dud Sorth"ooj tbLl nos ',y w. r,.d
buss-I W. Ring lBrl. Avosrlts ,tIl i;'1u ~ !, w
s,Lo,nrr,-N ot.s Min. As~ar lsise. ~ ~, - n
Dssrne tbrl sytu (Br RAod' i'.-Hd H-@ '''''' -
Ant,c Lew IL \. ta.Naa . o,
..,A-S..sa,.lip Creole, fS Newot"
DfrmornudI.
$50 ,,,,, a,.i,nd bri re- reported on tNo Ers,
Inc nn'h o.s and cargo wi psobAb be to,sl lcs
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s,,ly md law. been orii. hfn. Veal Shie have been
nno,o at W.. anu price, r. irnet We quote: $500.
N.a t.iu. efr.. q ted. country tbnm q y n'iH"'>o
Weston Slaughter liiio-. tsiins cd md cured ,.,,
A, ~ .......,....................lid
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
T III Il DIR AT T.
Notifications and Exemptions.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

The Board Of Enrolment Of the Fourth Congressional
district, Captain Joel b. Erhardt, Provost Marshal con-
tnue to hold their daily for the examination and
adjudication of exemption claims at their rooms No 21
Broadway The Beard has averaged about twenty Ave
per day, or hundred and iortysx IN all
for the week ending Saturday. out OF which number
thcy have held but 10 servic, Fifteen furnished
sttucs and twenty paid the Communication fec Of three
hundred dollars
The following Ia the Lat for the week ending October II
1so3;-Non residents, ~: acns, 20 paid Communication
fec, 20; furnished substitutes, IS age o. held 70
service, O. physical disability, In service March O.,
1868. o. under age, only support Of widowed mother,
L. total 14o sent 70 rendezvous RIxcrs island Tho
net result Of the draft In this district can be certsned
correctly by the figures which We subyoin below, By
which will be observed that Ia less satisfactory than
was generally supposed, and Infinitely than
predicted BY Of the attaches OF this depart
sho beginning of the dran The total number drafted In
this district including the Nifty per allowed for eremp
tons three thousand and shrty.Gve Now according
10 the present prospects the federal government will get
about thirty per cent Of ibs number eu and about
six per cent 10 eoGmu,aon money Tho cost involved 10
obtaining couscrpts the Fourth Congressional district
has thus fas reached much higher hxurs per than
In any otbss district In tho entire city. 10 10 estimated
that xhio the attending the DRAFT esew hero IN many
cases does not run over eighty ninety dollars per
SCRIPT the cost In this dses exossds one hundred ana
twenty dollars per nap whe the average cost for the
whole of shc dntricss viii probably reach sum pos
greater than seventy Ave or eighty dollars per man
Arocnroment 10 sboss to The place IN this disris, 10
conjunrton with other districts vz-rhs scooni, ytn,
Firth, Seventh and Eighth dkricu II win be rsmstn.
svcd that Governor Seymour alleged that apparent aud
Coss had been made tho surolnspt IN this DIS
srcts and Pres dsut Lincoln accordingly ordered thai
only portion fsay racttn half of tue quota
agned " this district should 0s drawn, rcscrvng The
rxbt 10 asoertain by re enrorsBs definite and
sstsfsrfory evidence f the corrs,tD~~s n Jgdgs "A
vocsss Waterbury figures than could then be obianed
~ ibe examinations had not yet been csencd ~ tbs
rssprosinrnt the qpest,os viii ~ settled. Cg,rnor
Seymoor 10 runnosst. will Insist upon The rght - az.
pointing sBtabie seeuts ~ assit she enrdnent h
order that shA bs alry snd accurately accoapi sAd
The New York herald., 1863-10-19

N0'Nh"estefn 30z 80 bl3 ~ 40
The stock market was generally dull and mani
mate last week. A. the close on Friday evening
ana yesterday there were Indications Of more ac-
tiyiiy and speculation, Holders OF -silway pro-
perty are, as general rule, unwilling to sell at
present prices, from conviction that there is no
investment TO be had which will yield such hand.
some returns--in the shape of dividends on the
money invested as railroad stocks On the other
hand the panic Of the early part of September
and tine subsequent heavy decline in Southern and
Harlem, have frightened great many operators
and crippled Others. and have thus led to de
crease in the volume of speculative purchas.
es. Many outside operators have been com
pletoly ruined by the fall in Southern and
Harlem, and these persons VIII not at
present undertake fresh ventures. Still, the stand
ard dividend paying list-Ccntrai, Erie, Pitt'1'ug'
Reading, Illinois Central, Toledo, &c.--remains
firm during the dulness and the impression pre-
walls that before Now Year we shall have another
outburst Of speculation. New operators will sue
ceed those who have faIlcn in the late conflicts
The country is full OF money the speculative spirn
Is rampant; railway stocks, rule. are the bess
investment that can be had in our market. Dull
ness may prevail for while; but after time pa
per money and increasing trafic must exert their
influence and speculation must revive. Many peo-
pie think that beeore the wsr ends such stocts a3
Erie and Pntsburg Will command i25 as
investments, ard New York Central viii
sell at l5o These opinions must 80 for
what they may be worth. There was q
| time in England when the leading railway
shares were glmbled IN. actively, NJ 90 IS. Now
10 English railroad stock yielding four per cent
annual dividend can be bought under par, and
the stocks OF the leading lines are put away AZ
investments.
The feature of the markc, last week was the
fall ia Harlem. from l3G TO a3 forsy-threc per
cent IN a wecb. he previous fail from Tho
highest point touched had hecn about 'bfts-
pcr cent making altogether nearly eighty per
| cent decline IN n couple OF months. lHlS heaNy
, fan has been aacribed to various causes, among
which may be enumerated repeal OF th" gran, ny
the Common Council aud adverse dccision by
Judge Hogeboom IN the Injunction case. Bat thus
far there s ~ certainty on any ofthcse points, and
the public should beware OF either buying or sell
iup Harlem. Il rose from 40 TO l7o ON vague
notions of what Coinmo Vanderbilt might, under
favorable circumstances, make the property worth
The present fall bringa IL nearer real Va'"e
estimated from the point OF view oil prospecuS'
income
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday afternoon
reports
Tne demand for moncy no. quis ~ depressing 10
day aud Il Il had been at of tho bankh were 700 snpf
oi currency Ia supply " in9 e'.ss ~ u' w. aS
lhe current rates day a discount "y ma ana "
ceiling but Il tho banks wogid only n<n u ~ "u
and sold st an thing ttoy could ggt above 'N"un'
A. impaired With currency, hsw York exchange Is Ja'
decidedly "hoavy ,
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
THE eiXrH DISTRICT,


Tho Beard OF Enrolment have been fiDei7sy occupied
during the past week disposing Of ser There
about thirty q those still b. disposed Of
after wnica the Board viii al drafted
men who havo failed TO before them TAosc men,
however, wii.avc tho privilege OF having their CLAIMS
heard, well nc II they had fov voluntarily
The poll bosss OF this district have been jecsod
eSec ezauaton 10 order TO discover tho of
any OF tbe persons claiming aenAge appeared therein
having cxercsei tho rights u ctnsns but IN
chs. Of Mr.. Sas &. Judd tbe OF tho
claimants found correct The usme Of Mr.. Judd's
father found having voted at ths election,
and Mr. q. C. Judd being under ago that time II hos
beea dscidS that he citizen, and no has, therefore,
been hed torservice Tho Provost Marsha received
from Colonel Nugcnt directing tka o pow enronevr
b. At commenced in this distric<
The tooryng list or the business dano IN this DIN.
errf
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
Rebel Prisoners ana Ds -erterS at Mash.
vile


We indebted 10 the ptensss OF Capt. r. NJ. Good
Acting Provost Marshal General. for the suboined
list OF Con occrn captured The 10th and 20h
inst, az the battle OF thlcksmAura.-
Colonel J. J. scalos, Both Ngssis-ipp.
MAJOR J. o. Davis, l7th Tenncssse
MAJOR w. u. Lloyd, Brlgader General j. e. Jackson's
staff
Captain G. W. Watson, Co. b. lst Tennessee battery.
Captain q. w HcNonad Co X, E7th Tennessee.
Captain e VI Oh!son, a. C. g, McNane IS brigade.
Captain j. q. Gih5s, Co. ], Both Mhsssippi.
Captain Il. Is. slyers, Chief Engineer Pok8 corTs.
First Lieutenant L ~ liolson Co. ID. 9Th Arkansas.
First Lieutenant w. p. Atkins, Co H. 9th Arkineas.
F4rst Lieutenant FiDunham, Co u, Sd Florida
First Lie tenant J. C, 1ipps Co. =, tTth Tennessee.
First Ileuten INT G. L stewart Co X, s3d 8ppi
second Lieutenant A T. donaldson, Co ID. 23d tennessee
Second Lieutenant J. ~. Wcbb, Co. 18th Louisiana
secgDd Lieutenant q. y Joncs, Co ID, seh Arkansas.
Secoah Lieutenant 7. T. Bradley, o.. A, 23i Tenn.
second Lieutenant d. u Molloy Co. q. 15th Tonnessse
Second Lieutenant W. u. Carr, o. r. 23d Tennessee.
Second Lieutenant u. a. Cooper, 90. y, lst L0usiaIa
second Lieutenant j. y. Eyne, Co X, lTth Tennessee
Second Lieutenant Gfarberry Co u iIth Tennessee.
Second Lieutenant W. Hendrics Co c. IIth tennessee
So ond Lieutenant X. II. tennel Co. H. 2stb s. Carolina.
Second lie .nant A. ksMullen, Co X 2Tth Mississippi.
Second Lieutenant J. w. Allen. o. ". 2stn Mississippi
Ia addition 10 the above there have besn already
ceved thousand three hundred and ly enlisted
prisosers, and four hundred deserters Tho
prisoners ukicr guard In various parts Of the city
Sone of them wall be sent North this morning. others
Wednesday, and the remainder rapidly possible.
CAPTAIN GSoiwn and his clerks busy bees all
yesterday and last night making complete Of tie
men-s task by means light.
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Tssc Capture OF McMinnville, Ncnn.,
by the Rebels.

From the Nashville Union, Oct. 1871
Major Patterson, who maud OF thst crtion
al bic Fourth Tennessee Infantry taken at Nc
Mrnvo by Whoeers feroe, has related the hiso-
ry'of the affair. which Is substantially fcows-Hc
hatrw,th him sesen comp ,nies mostly fragments On
the I'll inst he sent scouts who returned and report
eno enemy. On the merit day he Lieutenant Farms
worth with tweuty scouts, who cut OF lie then
sent out .uteu Allen, who passed pkkets quar-
ter o Smc ana returned reporting the rebels in force
MAJOR Patterson drow up his command, 304 IN
all and fifty convalesccnts from tho hospital Skirmish-
lag ocd for hsur and quarter, during which tho
rebcls reDuised IN three charges. Wheeler then
Nag OF truce, with verbal demand for .
render which MAJOR Patterson refused ssy log 10 would
until hcsv elIed 10 d, In half
hour Coo0ei Hodge. Of the kentucky brgace brought
.denand Tor endcr IN writing.
MaJ.r Patterson, a<or consulting with his officers,
de1m,ng 1t useless To conten against enemy greatly
superior in numbers surrendered. Wheeler had four
divisions ol cavalry arty and 10 brgsdos said no
had 10000 Our less killed and thirty
wodndcd missing. Ire rebels loss of twenty
three killed aud wounded. After the surrender MAJOR
PaAtersons trunk broke open and hundred and
fifty dollars stolen out OF It, while bis generally
robbed OF their money watsAes knives and other vau.
aables The prisoners were ali paroed. While two Of
thom going the Cartilage road they halted
by DR.. Fam. who drew his pistol tncn, and cooking
t ordered 81 them 10 pull OF his boos and give them
up. Protestatlon and pleas OF fee. and long Jour
Bey OF avail, and tao valiant highway robber
rode on with the boots wlseh he had taken do
fepseless paroIed prisoner.
The New York herald., 1863-10-19

*Nany Of thosc held Tor duty subsequently furnMhed
substitntes or paid the communication fee.
Commissioner u. Mcfarland has happily succeeded In
obtaining aase Of the commUdioua premises No. l02
Liberty sircst Broadway, which VIII be occupied
by Provost Marshal Fhnrdt and the attaches OF hs oce
On te comsetion OF extensive and necessary alterations
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
The examination Of conserips in this district
aast pretty much previously. There is incl
dent except the timers OF tee Provost Marshal,
who has unable to attend the meetings Board
for several days His ecntemany coadjutor, Mr.. II p.
West however, continues % perform his work crefully
AMI yoilousy In his Absence Tic following table shows
the work done last week and up - Saturday last
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
,,rv UommEucIA. REPORT.

FtfNEnNr. NtFs IT--V v NJ
Asurs--calcr were made of ~ bola al 7e4c s'he "'
to,a and DC for Jeasls. suck - sbls
p,x,u~rr,ys -fbc Our market depressed assn
,,aay the demand hls .og been limited. though The
Was farther average dceue 10 rricen of Ice yer OIL
The rsceptn reached ~ 700 bSs lAs days s.s~ ss"
rrsed is 400 bbis sta,a aid Western. a,e be fsa'h
eru and go bb canadan. Rye rsse ~as quiet 81 our
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
Oar Washington Correspondence.
wAsmScroS, Oct. II ls63.


A MOUNTS BArEREs.
Lookout Mountain, Overlooking Cha,lano oga, where
Longsirecs batteries In position 10 play upon
that town, . fashionable summer resort The
hotel the CHEST point Of tho and spring
adjacent, thereto easily accessible by macadamixed
road.
Roxg AND ns SIEGE ocxp.
The Western and Atlantic, Georgia State Railroad
from Atlanta 10 Chattanooga, rssscs through Kingston
and Daison. and Rome s connected herewith By tho
Rome branch ranrcsd, eighteen miles long which inter.
sscts with the Western and Atlantic at Kingston. II was
Al Rome that Douglas made his greatest speech 10 the
sosth during tho Presidential canvass II 1891 where be
addecsed some nfseen Thousand people. Al Rome not
only are tho heaviest ssss cass bat sh,er pieces
also, AID other munitions cf var are produced.
AriASrA snzAr IupoarAEp
Atlanta b. population Of twenty six thousand nhabl
tanss amo<g whom rs hbsssl sprinkiine Of Novtbsvp
men, Who tho most dcmoos4rssvs ara sxtrsms s,o~s
ssonists In W town. 10 10 oesAsd IN a. elevated ana
iibsou sectas Of the STATE tho DIVIDING limo In
FIion county bavecn the cotton crossing and grain
rxolpcng resioas AsS oo7 miles from Charleston sIo
naea from ssvsnssh I75 miles from Montgomery. Aha
ss'ns. i3o miles from Chattanooga s2 mcs from Knox.
vih sn1 sp0 miles from ktcbmond. -Four railroads com.
niunisass vith Atlanta a0d form junctIos tbere-ths
western a0A Atlantic, Georgia STATE aroas Ghs Ge.
ga Railroad shc Macon and wsslcrn Railroad. ssd Tho
Atlantis and Mostxomcry Rx'road.
In The -rring of 1850 Joha G. caIhogn on his return
Ifom sos c'nusrcial soaveasoa NJ Nsmphs, stopped