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houtg .n.t :. number OF nu1l!: documrnts.-
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mountains. TNe ti:ilT young g@6s'enzn c0'1-
pos;..l: IL EEftg s.s;s thoy cG:'i'. Dh77
brought al "s'Ga 4i' rTi57a Ill :iia ~! q!
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comprising (:c1.. Picker division have con-
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Legislatures e( A!s5sl7s n1'i South :iarclirA
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dispense With tho election oi stano;ns ::7n,-
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,iouq san: ,..a Assemblies D; tkc ;;ia.e@ u.
A!sca"a Ind Soa;h Carolina. guaranteeing
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Mt. f,srxn. OF Ala, introduced = TssoIu-
tui, That the Committee on The CGAriurnas-
tors aud Conu,;sSafy departments be ius
struciod to ascertain ar rsp9r; 70 'i;.s House.
us soon - practicable, tee IuIhsa Oh Gb!s-
bodied r1cu nov engaged Hs c'a.ks CT agents
il this department; End siso ss II tie best
means OF placing 81! such 10 The ranks snI
supplying their places viii lnen a"t tit tor
military duty, IT ,7!th discharged s3ii,ecs.-
Agreed -.
i.cs@A,t oT 50, o'ss f:T.
si7. rs-TsK introduced sisa tka io,iy~i:,s:
"Roao!vet, Thu; Justice &:.i e d1o regard
for p.sn2. s.Hi eti:isn! a2rvics q our nol-
disrs il RE Said, sal;tis ilc:a - oil Increase
, 1863-10-10
. FROM ST.L0UIS,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T71bune,1
sr Ion1s. 0ct a 1saa.
sodo7,, ,ou teo, t,rt;,ed In h,n =, % hoIo..
s.aa'1' uas ue'a ~ .ol.nse .,.,.M ",sa a-5 ua'es'
md is guarded by :orce OF artillery and IN
fantry to prevent attack from the rebels. JEFF
ferson CITY has been retnforced f.om +h1. c,tv
~ a.n.a.t a1..s ..+~ ~ as.s.-s.-.n1,,.' ~
tne p1osos1 gaa1o oatS aaa gua1olng mlhtary
prison being done by enrolled militia, whose
first nights work resulted in the eecape of
five prisoners.
Tha ~at.1 e,rca ,,aa~ f,.ae o.,.,
1he 1eoe1 iofce unoef codee and Shelby d.
Vided at HermansViIe, ,CofetIgofng to Osceols,
aud Shelby to Warsaw. The bank deposits at
Woreaw Tore .aved e0"A~> ~
"41o1" "sAo -. -,
, 1863-10-10

T.. THE MISSOURI QUESTION.
The President has finished his reply to the
Missouri. Kansas delegation, and It is now be-
Ing copied, and will probably be given to
Chairman Drake to morrow. No knowledge
as to its conclusions Is entertained. Kansas
men hope their petition, to be set off as a
separate Department, nnl be granted. There
is kllttle 1eason to expect the removal OF
sctoheld, b ut his opponents ho2e the Ptesl
dent will Issue such impcra:E..ge orders to him
and Gamble, Is hhall lead to reform. The
President. has promised that the Missouri
election, this tall, ehall be carried out with
fairnees and freedom.
NEw York, Oct. o.-The Herald's Wash
denial Of the Washington press, it is 4 fact
that for ten months past the question Of q
eett1ement Of the difficulties between the
North and South, has been under con*idera-
ton In Washington and Richmond. [BOsa).
The New York '1Fibune's Washington spe-
c1al says: The Htrd2d's statement TINT , peace
proposition has been introduced IN the Wash
lpgton Cabinet Is denied by tho very highest
authority. The Tribune also says: Il We may
trust the intelligence from Richmond, the
rebel leaders arc not only providing Bragg
*fth relnforcenents, but are also sending him
large siege material. During the last two
weeks guns of extraordinary size and range
bare been ee1t him. It Is thought to be their
| purpose to erect batteries On Lookout Noun
| tain, which is said to in possession Of the
advanced guard Of the rebels. + is thought
thai If 1neEa batteries reach Chattanooga
\ they would mako the place untenaole.
| m1rdipp the 18th amy corps, reports tt
| headunsrters TINT many Of the best intabit
| a1te of Mississippi are now clamoring fol
| neac:~ On terms negotiable to all Who do moi
4 ILL., e. 'hs '>s lie thinks also That no Fed
e,a1 % a4mv 1'as1 %on,o he required to ylsItthe In
| terror Of that State.
, 1863-10-10
FROM PHILADELPHIA.


Especial Dispatch % the ChIcsgo Tttbnne.J
PHILADELPHIA, Oct g.
Pennsylvania Is balug thoroughly cauyassed.
The vote will ba one Of the largest ever
pol1ed. Among the prominent Union speak
ers are Gov. Morton Of Indiana, Judge Shan
non, Ex Gov. Noble, Gov. Randall, Gan. Bus
teed, ]. ". Torrsy. The speakers represent
every State, even South Carolina. Il. J. Ray
mond Of the New York Times, is energetic
for Curtin, and other lending Union men Of
New York are earnestly working for loyal
triumph to influence other: State elections.
Immense meetings aaa in sessisn at Read
Ing, Chester, Pottsyille mud Lancaster. Gov.
Curtin has eanvassed the whole State, and is
everywhere greeted with enthusiasm. Gen.
siegel is speaking for the Union An attempt
to mob him at Ashland, lately, was put doan
by tho Germans.
Gen. Mcclellan is positively said to be for
Curtia, fact which wiu mend Net Clellaa's
popularity.
woodward will run best In the interior,
and bas no chance in tho city. The excite
ment generally equals that Of Presidential
election.
4 great meeting Is to be held in Inaepen.
dencetqua1e to morrow night, to be address,
ed by Gov: Curtin, Gov. Morton, Of Indiana,
ex,Govsruors Pollock and johnson, Judge
Sherman, Hon. J. G. Knox, Hon. John ".
Fo1ney, and Col. Matthews.
There will be torchlight procession tlra
miles 1org. It viii be the event Of the can
| vas.
The prospect for Curtin is excellent ,0oo
| Upion majority is the honest estimate Of the
! least sanguine. The army is known to be de-
voted to Curtin, and It's home influence car
hardly be oTer stated,
, 1863-10-10

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.-The headquarters
Of the 10Th army corps, under Gen. franklin,
and part Of IL 18th army corps, under Gen.
c. c. Washburne, are At Camp BIalaud, ffty
miles from Brashear City. They hare met no
enemy as get.
Foragirg parties have gathered up 1arge
quantities Of mules, horses, and cattle, b1t
the plantations are generally deserted. The
advance ot The aEny was delayed On account
ot distractions IN Bayou Teche. These OBJ
now open for steamers to New Iberia
On the 23d, rnid was made On the telecraph
office situated ,opposite Donaldsonv1lle. by a
Fourteen men Of the New York 14th cav
alry and the telegraph operator, Mr. Allen, Of
Illinois; were captured. In consequence OF
this raid an expedition was set in motion to
clear the country in that neighborhood. This
exEeditfon left Carrolton on tie night Of the
2Gih, BIZ Steamboat about 600 men strong,
under Brig. Gen. Burb1dge. He reeonnot"
tired the whole country to the Amite hiyer,
without meeting the enemy, and returned to
Carrolton on the o8th, without casualty.
Lieut.. Earl Of the 4th Wisconsin, in COM
nand Of fcrty cavalry, marched from bason
Rouge on the 25th ulE-, as far as the Comfte
River. He captured fourteen prisoners !;
: among them were the notorious Col hunter
and Capt Perry, guerilla chiefs.
. 1t known that Gen. Logan {rebeD te On
me east side Of the Mississippi river, seven or
eRM miles below MorgauAfe Bend, with s, 500
men ana lopr pieces Of artillery. and is sup
posed 70 be marching to Liberty. Miss. where
1coel 1ofce is concentrating.
, 1863-10-10
FROM LEAVENWQRTH.
Narrow Escape Of Gen, Blunt Bar.
barism Of the Rebels,
Their Prisoners Murdered ia
Cold Blood.
5000 Rebels Marching
on Fort Scott.
The Town Of Carthage,
MO-, Burned.

rsnec,ef n;s,s+rb y, TN rhtn..o m.;h
Lv.vrrwonr1 C,ct a ,as,
Gen, Blunt escaped. and wa met halov
Fort Scott BIZ reil forcemcnts. of which he
tooE command and started IN nursu,t nj
Ouantre1t- 7 haya received tbe fo11ow1no a..
d,tioua1 narttcn1ars concarn1rp tha ,+t,oS,
The General vas in advnnce of The ~.no,s
and while waiting far them in tbe v,c,nitv ~
Ponds camp. he noticed a hoav ~ I'm
men advonc;np In line wh, hs,ro Jros.o, T.,
our Uniform. be at frat snnnosed he1on1ad n
Ponds command. an d,r,. whi1e ot ths so,na
tine be had some euenicion that thev z-ara
rebels. He Ind The escort formed IN 1;np and
the tard and wagons were ordere1 IN the re,r
rhIle he advanced towards than.
He had proce eded but a short d,.t.rce
when thev fired IN him. ana At the aama tI,oe
he beard f1,,no +, pora,a oo,n, A. hn 80
ea n o,vo +ba n~aar - 80 - a,saa~as., 49,.
on+,,a esco-t ,rnn;n,, f<o,1 h,na sso,ns -. ,,.s
rsr h~aal- 40 ane,ar - e.rs-s, ~. 49,
ohon+ +wo h,nd-sa a.he.s r.sss a.. .'11
pttb tha ose,e+.nna - ~. D...,a ~.
nanero, ~ andssrn~ad - na,t asa a 49, ~. .u'
tco1t hnt on,v ancceeaed T - ~ ds+,,n,a9 @ 9 ansan w
men, win theae ha tn-naa ~ +,sa ann.~r -
who retreated IA fo,1ored +hs,, w. -nt,1 ,, ~
formed in forca. when h ha1ta7 v,th Tho a.
termination of remaining nnt;1 ha amid a..
certo,n tha f,ta If +ha sscor .nd ~ po.j,s
commana- ''>~ :
With a force ot nina men he kent f,rino m
thtir rear until. they moved nonth wha,e hs
jotred Ponds command, which he found eate.
lit A.. .~..-s..- - -,
, 1863-10-10
FROM COLUMBUS, kY..
EXesutf0n Of Three of the Beck
ham MHrderers.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
CorUAnCs, Ky., IVA CA1Ro, Oct 9, 1868.
The execution Of three more Of the negroes
implicated in the bsrba7ous massacre Of the
Beckham Emay, at Compromise Landing,
some time since, took place hera to day. Tho
proceedings were under tbs direction of Pro-
vost Maraha1 J. E. Williams, assisted By the
Provost Marshal Of Union City, and passed
of to the entire satisfaction Of Ill who Wit
messed them, and there was the usual attend
ance OF soldiers and citizens.
The gallows used was the sama deseribed
as being used By Major Rowley for the e1ecu-
tion Of the first batch Of th: same gang Of
murderere. last winter.
The military parta2ing In the ceremonies
consisted of two p1attoons OF tho 10th Regu-
Lar U. s. Infantry, and 14th IowIres1ment,
and detachment Of the I'd Tenn. artillery
{co1ored.)
The prisoners met their fate wItkthc same
GOODNESS and sto1idity that characterized their
comrades on q previous occasion. Perfect
quiet and order attended. the entire at1a1r-
There was prayer, singtsg; then preparation
ofthe fatal nocae and its adjustment around
the necks Of the criminals, placing black
caps over their heads, and cutting the cord
fastening the drop, when the three colored
men, joseph Dayls, Wade Dood, and Abra-
Eam Cole, were deprived Of Life, and In few
moments without apparent struggle, hung in
mid air, ready for the cotHn, grave and worms.
Brady Jones, George Harris and II. Bridge
water, also employed In the murder Of the
Enn Id
, 1863-10-10
FROM CINCINNATI.
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO

rHnnr1s, Tfena+.h ~ +ha .eht..no r-.h,.ar
~ ~ c~~xx.z1 %I 49, 1s.,
Another ontrore wn, committed he yanc
- a.a-,1,a. 1nrnS.,,a. .ha,.. *h,-.~ ~ . -
ox3noan,,1o X. ~ +ha n.,,,t - 49, cth
rnst Tbev mu-dsred saven Tr,on .o1d,a,a
VIM were N The tovn At tha t,ne and m,
loced several atores ~ tha omount. ~ or.r
* mn Theeo nrt,,.a. o~a ha1o,.,.a- 49,
os+hsr I'm con,mon ~ roat.., , ~. ,.%Ess1. s
o. INIT stote "a IT,. - .'as1s' S-, "Ao. Wy
n "a h,ot I'm. ..'so w ..s11e o. 49,. 1..
+ha iii. % .na' sone ae'lou "-a 49, - :,
o,. lazy autno'1''es W p'o''AA' $''@0 A'~'
n9 .seu4 4sAso.
Ds o4u1 " o4nun a'o nre"orks' Inc botter.
na.e .auueea ~ sa1ner 'ogetner gooa sized
1,onu so'n'eae, "no "ese Aoatesseo nJ deo'
s' 1'sn at,u oso. ienolc.on' Cohgreasmen,
som eae "a a14uaes Oh Ham1ison county
Dun Ioen anu 1enuAeton eaaeaYored 10 out.
lo eacn o1ner: ~ eogn earned on the prize.
ne e'a.meo so'ooo nsJoll'y 1of Inc martyred
7 1-u., .allano'ona": "a. -
II is the Acknowledged hona and desire oi
the Butternuts that Bragg viii enp:>ee ou1
gallant eo1diers nnaar posaoro-. ~, .zas
next, to keen them from voting: !: hnt avn -
such ehopld be the case. Il viii make m Az
ference, for Broueh wf1l be elected hv home
work.
Good news f1as been rece5ved f+om Var.
, 1863-10-10
FROM c0RINTH, MISS.
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
ME4fp1xIa Gcf 1ia q IHn Oct

. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
MEnH1s, Oct. 7, via CAIRO, Oct. 9.
Your correspondent, writing from Corinth,
gives m account Of the late fight at sleydlau's
Bluff. Our force consisted Of the 7th Illinois
mounted infantry and 7th Kansss, and left
Cor1nth on the 37th ult., commanded By Col.
Rowett Of the 7th Illinois. Two dnys
brought the expedition to Fort Hooker,
near Mihin. They had q skirmish,
and captured three Of the enemy.
That night one Of our pickets was killed.
The next day re got on the rebel NeBsom's
track, had running fight twenty miles, cap
tu1ing three more prisoners. On the 30th
nc reached Sleydlan's Bluff. The rebels had
crossed except Major aud twenty men, pro-
tected BY one hundred comrades on the other
side, but within muEket range. Our men
charged under shower Of bullets, drove the
rebels away from the opposite side, and cap
tured the Major and his men, with a loss Of
one man killed and two wounded.
, 1863-10-10
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1853.

tween the State and Confederate authorities
| In Butler comfy, Ala, which has excited the
people to frenzy. The town Of Grcenville Is
especially excited. Tho Provost Guard had
been fired upon and one killed-the rest we're
captured The one Killed Tas one Smith, a
tax collector.
Two companies Of soldiers had been sent
for to keep the Citizens of Butler county in
submission.
Col. Cushmsn, noted guerilla, captured at
or nearF Fort Pillow, some three months since,
and who has been In close confinement at Fort
Pickering, Memphis, since, arrived to-day on
the steamer Liberty, en- route for Alton, where
he is to be confined until finally disposed Of.
He is small, active energetic man, and one
Of the. most successful robbers and bush
Whaeke1s that eyer infested Tennessee.
he will be carefully handled at Alton, as he
has already once escaped, and will undoubted-
1y Try to do 60 again.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
CA1no, Oct. 1-10p.m.
Tho steamer Liberty, Amor, Master, with
Memphis dates to the afternoon Of the 7tb,
has just arrIred-
The rebels endearored to break tho railroad
communication NTH Memphis at Co1dwater,
Six miles from colilerTille, On tie 6th- They
Kere 1epnleed, but will doubtless try thesa
game eoon again, and meet with the same
treatment. They have already tried 1t at
other points with no SUCCESS.
The rebels under Lee, ,ot Johnson'5 staff, are
eaid to be concentrating near Columbus,
Miss, where the Contederates have extensive
iron aud other manufactures, as we'll as some
powerful military works Of defense.
Gov. Brown, Of Atlantis, Ga, has issued
proclamation protesting against the seizarc
ofpersonal or private property for the use Of
the rebel Government, except In CASES where
the authority plainly emnnates from head
quarters. he calls upon the State to resist
the impressment Of property where such au-
thority cannot be produced. Persons ut.
tempting such impressments to be commit.
ted to jail until warrant is Issued against
them for robbery. ?.
Late adyices from Little Rock represent
matters in satisfactory condition. The
railroad to Daya1l's Bluff has not been inter.
fezed With. All necessary repairs have been
made, bridges built, and station houses and
watering places put up. Gen. Davidson has
published an address to the soldiers. He
compliments them upon having achieved two
victories In one day. he hopes their yalor
will not be obscured by misdeeds; that
no outrages upon defenceless inhabitants
have stained their hands, and concludes By
thanking his troops, and saying their con-
duct has more than repaid him tor many
anxious days and eleep1ess nights, and he has
no desire for greater honor than to lead such
men.
The Peuitentiary Was found without In
mates, and is now used as military prison.
Gen Dayidson's business office Is located In
the old Bank house, where Col. Caldwell,
chief Of staff, presides.
, 1863-10-10
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
INTERESTING SOUTHERN
NEWS.
The War in Mississippi, Tennes-
see and Arkansas,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribnne.1
CA1no, Oct. Q, 1858.
The steamers Atlantic md Commercial AZ
rived this morning from below, bnt am in
debted to the agent Of the Adams EXPRESS
Company for files Of Memphis papers to the
afternoon Of the 9Th.
Augusta, Ga, and Selma, Ala, papers no.
tice late rapid decline Of 800 or 400 per
cent. in the price Of gold for Confederate cur
rency.
The Gas Company's engineer at Selma has
been conscripted, and the city Is in darkness.
4 petition was raised asking his release.
There is not another mar In the vicinity able
to run the machine.
Hon. 4. Jones IL trying to steal Rhett's
thunder. Jones says he started the secession
bal1 three years before Rhett could SCREW his
courage to the sticking point.
Acoaaict Of authority has taken plaza be-
, 1863-10-10
FROM ST. PAUL.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TdbunaJ
ST.. PAUL, Oct o. 1868.
The Assistant Provost Ma1shal General Of
this State received orders today to proceed
with the draft on the 25th inst. In the mean
time Gov. Swift has been authorized to raise
a cavalry regiment for frontier service The
time Of service Of the mounted rangers now
On the frontier expires in December, and a
large part Of them will undoubtedly re.en!ist.
As We have but i ,425 to raIse, 1t is likely
that they will ali be secured by volunteering,
and the State escape draft
The 9th regiment left for st. Louis vis Chi
.cngo today.
ST. PAr1, Mimi, Oct. 8.-Ramsey's treaty
expedition is likely to fail, on account Of the
large price demanded By the Indians for
their 1anas. They demand 300 In money
md $500 - in goods per head for fifty
years. The demand Of the Red Lake and
Pemhlaa tribes: combined, amounted to over
so 000. 600: They VIII probably agree to
take $4,000 for the right OF way on Red
River nd oTet their lands. This ii the offer
made them.
, 1863-10-10
" HELP FOR VAL"
4 CHICAGO PARTY COMES TO
GRIEF
Who is Webster Cassel
Of Chicago.
The Way They Hope to Garry
Ohio.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TribuneJ
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9. 1868.
The Provost Ma1eha1 at Richmond, Indiana,
arrested nineteen persons this morning, al
arrisvd NTH 4e.p1rers, e. route for Dayton, to
tote for Ta|zandigham. After their arrest,
two.of the party confessed the facts and sta
ted that many more were expected to follow.
They came to Richmond by different routes,
and each had in his possession rough map
showing tho different raflroads leading
through Indfana, to Dayton, Ohio.
The leader Of the party first gave his name
as John Brown, bnt afterwards said 1t was
Webster Casse1, and that they all hailed from
Chicago, III.
, 1863-10-10
FROM FORTRESS nI0xuoI.
The LRte Expedition succesxfny.

WASHINGTON, Oct 9:-The following dis
patch has been received at headquarters:
Fo1rurss Moxnoz, Oct 0, 1863,
Maj. Gen. a, ". Ha1leck:
have the honor to report that the expeai-
ton sent out on Sunday, under Gen. Wieta-,
crcws organized by the enemy IN At:he Fs
county. hAs returned. having in the main &C.
compllshed Its object.
-Four rebel naval officers, thirty Ave men
and twenty-five head Of catQe belonging to
the Confederates, together with horscs, mules,
and arms, Tere taken BY them.