davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-16

tndar--,h. uosrd af Trade roons he,nu asr,clv
ark.d-o,yfor d, the m n1,cat1op ar tha news that
Grn. Hcnter wnn,a be- fntroanceh 10 the Hoard.
Rarely. tr ever before, have We seen such large
and eztl usa.tlc meeting, md the reception which
the gallant soldlet received must have been pecp.
1,at1v pratt5yfur to him. A1thoueh It was hfch
! ,chsnge when ha Una introduced. business VISA
ctners1tv srsnen6ed. ard al ,olne1 hs.rt1Iv In
orett}nr him Win renrated ,onrd, nf nnn1snue.
Ifs arks In rep}y were characteristic OF him AZ
n na,u. b'unt so1dIer. Hls pbrases were rot etud-
feathey cams s&,n1rht ffons his hes,s ey4ncspr IN
ardent love tor The Union. ard an und,inp hatred
at secession. whether exhibited in the So,th
amopp the Conuerhesds- or in the Sou.h among
}he 1epfonn al 1t1 Dsyis. His speech tF,1l ba
fnnrd Teported N onr 1oca1 columns.
The I1onr market 1ss nc ner br1 h}chey. hu&
In, ar},rA.on1v ,hont arm hi. hsx,no eh.noed
.ms. ss e,1 ~ es cs"c. nt,e n,. ga
ea mas * for snrlnt srtras
whss, vs. 1no-s sr,tvo anil sc7ec nar hr.,e1
~ 1s 80 S,s r. I.,," $3.50
.sa.nsa - ,.,ess sn3 ~ ,annssa st,saath ~, ..s
's. a'sss a.1 ~ hsa" 80 ss%" ,.',' ~ ~
- 49, ". ~ s."-sS hsa - s-..L
~ -. s~"- ~ a-a....,y ~
.,a..ss, 49,. eox ~ ss,ss1s ~ a., -sda.
s...n.sa h.rss =. II X -. s ~ sn, ~ = ~ .
~. 49,. ~ ~ go. =, :,,<cs. ~ -. ~
=, .ra, 70 - ". na,,o-
,n.,t.t ,tostrn nnss+trad AMI ws,k A. 4, u-n ~
~ s..e@ t,'.s ~. Ss.,.a -, - ~ ~
49, -. g, aas,,a sa,.a.a - =, - -
~. ~. ~. .,.e4 eps.1s 80 s", 4au
~! oaeH " 1i-os9t:o,, aau AAa"s e1''e" 1A'e''
eu q. essn .o*es ~ aoos..a"s' .,a" ..,b >n.v, ..
~oiA "as ~ so"e semouer WIN wv - ~ oN.,
iogr, ana prices adyancsd &c per onenei' ~aah
sa'ee u aooue d.'uo oufnee, :. @ Sa.s'@sl g 80 1o1
10. J.. 4aeel.z' LOT No. = aaa sl.s34s' 1os ne,
t*eteo-sne market elosng arm AZ out:iae qaoEa*
hote.
Oats were IN good demand for shipment, but
there was 70 ehante In pFtces-about 10000 bush-
ca haFsnC bttn so'd a. 6asbS51sc LOT 40. Aoa
e2Nc for Re1eeted-closlne firm 1t 6415c Tor No. !.
at which pt'ee the great buls OF the saes were A.
Rye was IN active Request and 90 &c hl9heE, with
faes 9! outhels Ut &E'lo91ll2 lot NO l. ana
$40 for No. 2-ihe market closing quiet AZ inside
I quotations. .
Barley vas In faf demand and Sis5c higher, with
sales oi 14oo bushels at si'6i&o1'e5 tor No. : IN
| eso1e, clos3pg firm.
Htehwiuce were hr1cr and more active-atout
| Geo bs1e, In lots, having been cold at s1.c5+
Timothy Seed vas quiet bnt firm At Sa.a53 4.0.
| Flax Seed IVES neglected and nominal at 81
| The Grocery market has been more active, aud
I with the adsancein gold. and the upward tendan'
cyof prices In our Eastern markets, on the leading
t.sp there his betu corresponding feeling here
and We note m sdsaece On previous quotations ot
hfo Coffee, Of 1<6ec = n, and On Hard and ali
, 1864-10-16
IN DIATAPOLIS.

1nT eoppe1uesos accouat lot Ine magn1n
~, pa aSa ~ a;,as1nn uaaos, oy sty
NY out 1'au". auo a.les'os taas tne oal1ot
oo1es Ne1e st"aeo' tas u poor explains
t,on. fouf years ago Inc REPUBLICAN major
ny IN Mafioa county tlaaasnapons) was
.;sm: - ~ tna,anapone' 10 looo. eoataacd only
4o."o ipaao'es4ss. aan IL no" contains MOI Tar
from 4o'Nv. VAST quantities OF army geods
aud mutations OF War are manufactured aud
stored In that cieY. Thousands of man
and women are employed By the .GoF.
eminent and by contractors In tte prepare
ton and haadlngto Of them. Indianapolis is
the local point OF Ill the railways oi the
State, and is Oiled with machine and repair
hops A great accession is being made to
the population OF the city from all these
causes. .......-
The; Union tparty Of Indianapolis have a
| more perfect organic, ,tion than In any city In
the United States. The fires are alwars kent
bur1irg brightly. Gov. Morton is host
In h1uselE. The young Democrats Of
the county have been for the war from first
to LIST, aud the Chicago peace platform aud
the expose Of Dodd and the o. a. K. con
| sptrsGy lett them no alternative but to y0te
, 1864-10-16

CiDER-lh ca1r t1psiY. Wit motrE::a dana d.
tsfk. sttAGE It S51.5. par bzis s1n 81 s52i Ho:f
CHEEsE-Receio'. copt.aus koo+, snd .5sea;ts
t3Ina pteseos ,iulsad dtma:d. This IA kes su1e3
RIM u pIcssa. qnotatsons. no quota: ', :,..,
AAma1!ks ....+.....'"" sr;s
.NHfks$7n
NTtsteI - = >. !;
On pte T1QnH rAtef. The uownfd movH11s ue y E2l1
bas considerably ktimulsted ous Eats:rn G.o1,F5
maEter, sud pf1ces xeneesatr ere mueh nfsnef. ~
to-day has het 9ota sct1ve 6as woo.r @
sa!s tesIe7 n snGGi1saen q ans,is msnst w.
Csxe.F q 95o 3
j<VN+ u Il. Ii
nc, iAt1 to Eooa EtAS
:S1WeYepR. q ish,rptx Lit, ocs 1zlTners q an
sx9oss sna "a ~ - tas r. ss1ds 9ay y,
thtif imed wsnts. sna msEk. * hss bsrons raneh
1ftxfitr fer nFtE dRy9 pAKt aud foe 9ua nea-1lrS
ttons al Hrszl cur rev1led dnotauocs ehow N In:
ns ,,n: 2: sas ts=dsasy s7tsy 1T 1T
sdvsaes. IN. xoso. Tst saasz wrse *ssa hssa BIZ
fn,gsotip,t d fot New Tork. NJ IN tpno: tor axeort
On IEIms Tot mhde public 1too do IN aotsr ea3sac,
, 1864-10-16

The following conpaI attve tat1a shows tha uuan-
ty OF OF tho principal articles OF produce left
at Ndewatt1 fsom she comns.ceLent ct navigation
lnH
, 1864-10-16

4 GtofidcaK1onW which DIDN'T Come or,
The Coppsrheads OF Lafayette got hold OF
L,enteoaat Governor Jacobs. of< Kentucky,
some. days before tho election and have
been holaipR,him over, to illuminate grand
ialltacation In honor Of their expected tsl-
umpb. ,Bat.tbe rich :yiands and goo twhisky
! ~hfch they. hare consumed In feeling the
Kentucstau, hare turn ont to be an, unre.
mune1ative Investment. The RETURNS coms
!; Ia freely. but tho. Coppesheads don't Zee
where the glorl1catlon comes In" They have
concluded not to keep him until the Novem.
her election, 49, :: :: >; ia .,s-.-; =,
, 1864-10-16

Tic election IN Philadelphia City was more
sharply contested than iu any Other part Of
thestate. The Copperdeads made desper-
ait fight. The following ia the result: y.
t,-' Enn tc>Y1H1rH nrnnnnKr.
, 1864-10-16

;;:E- Never I'LL thls, 5eari did. 'we detect the
rspasc1s OF, the Democratic purity In sending
out Ssllots which concealed Or dtsguised The
fact TINT they did emanste .ftom the party
and were intended. to promote. the triumph
Of its principles; Now the malls going to
the azmyare flooded With 'decoys; Intended
to conceal from the soldiers the fact that
they nre TO be decoyed into voting, for the
iraltorous old sorceress Slavery md her
Nc4theru bsndmaid.' Boysl look ont for
xre, back euea illas In blne sovefcosts! You
knew their treachery aud .thctr yenouI Bid
thtm kesp their distsnee md let you aloncl
-: .l i$ t--4--------
.-:T,Afew days ago The McCle1lsn men In
East Hartford, Ct, met to form . McClel!ao
club, tut their meeting was held in dilapi.
dated old school.house, and while the orator
Of the evening WAS declainl1ng very enthusl.
ast,cslly, ho~ disturbed q hornets nest uuder
one OF "tLa .pplanksr OF the PLATFORM, and
the hornets travelled mp, his, troH and
stute' him terribly. The Opposition: also
stirrcd d. i hornets. nf.t on !. Tueaday in
Pcpasylysnts, Ohio and. Indiana and the
stiTgs make them feel sore. ~, r =:
-B-"Whsest:e's the nrc r.. asked = Copper,
bead, tearing out OF his honss In Batay,a,
N. r., In alarm Il the riugtnr ote tho, chnrs;h
bell. over sherldan''s victory: II tho front,
sdank and rrs. Of: The allied Democracy, Of tho
South and The MORT. !" ID: ). Union: neigh
boris reatJ reply Z. <.rsS = - -
, 1864-10-16
Total yott. 81, ,1{7

THIS shows eain over i'll iaii oi779 yotss. 'ts.
The soidiele vote, when added, Will increase
The Republican malotlty to: over ten thou.
ssnd." 49,: H. r., -. 4 -
, 1864-10-16
.r7g yoVR DvY aooos mARnHr

fFfurn sba n r. AEepoaacMss 80 ranr
Mc.e .Ssr,t, ,aiar sa start aavias marked
4. " tsris socdetn orteo copa1snas+a aas+a hsT, naa1
Eortts who solo suction u hsa ~ iaver nricss.
ani,. Ts hns tStk fho t8m- Rooa. =. sna @nnds
Nkpy ef ths is hsys s.cfpenn a. osss, r..
= e ~ sss5 70 ses
sWa.Y tur1ps I'M Veak, but u coE GonMaf19tii ms
ptFma,elk. Regular ua1e u st : esossa s1 Shion Wa
% rsaaee stSs s:s,oa
outfs uapfo feeling, hosextrs ns1f5sHssiic< va
TaiIed Inst week l., pfintk. Murh uoas!aonst = ma
pac nt 4 sas DIiossd TeIe 1ntftnfs
eTsple sAHiinIn VIVA. sahnnttsed ta naHef M
Ffv1as,tep. TtekA sH pcs, denimA ano Als4
Il oxsi sS ID e. is''s
asii1,t, n vo:srs. bal it u eonnnsd TO tox !s.t.
liz ousaa. Thn wun!en jobbers afs 9ti1!oK o.ssH @
ffr.ly but 1t reduction In pric1 os9 PIN" Hsss
tcat;et le oocs. however. asll beoten ps!G
a.lt1sn3 s 4 aessea "a De.,ns:
sre pa olive prices 1eaF. Ihe suction snes -
IN t week feAtto tbs ruastee thosouah!y. Nnyss
cLr1d not found but K!est reducEo1, ano tns
We nea asg I'll s!ovg
f,nnGs o,y "a nt suction had 70 10 wn SIZE
rtbbons hsyA been sacrificed through tho auction
rrCtp, Pttots quits nnqno!Abse, Thu Gstn: fts
e "a ysS 1sss.f1 e tas Stsst :. s
low picea desta. Tho antnmn trade nae hesn ln.
jged os stssoo, Jet Rocds afe not IN
Itha Z dement's quotations vera teleKfsphsd Stotn
| H,w York TOR the ChieAEo TEInpHx on Wednesday
.,rn,- 1nst xnd anpeayed in Thursday i1euo.-Eps1
, 1864-10-16

The export tzadt CONTINUES in1ctive. TIE sip.
ucste Of produts and rsh4ndise for the weak md
~ uet IL, carly oube thu Auou: for tnscuE.
re-pontltE week Of last yta<. ree following stAto-
n. 1t thaW2 thA exeo1's {exclusiya Of specie nom
NV Yotk 70 tozesn POI u Tor The week sndlog Oct.
10. and kiEce Jan. 1.
, 1864-10-16

~
10. montns ara Jears That they d. We
Ao44 toat banker nhy, by the scratch Of |
he PEE, own nothing but Confoderste stock
"ne "lnu'o ara nothing but fvetwensies
tao ne4I W. hsppeu to have heard ofsous
ot ooftetoeao oa'as1 VINO own hsue besides
.~satNe ~. ~" os tne usy tne Aessesor o.ls:
s,a.sa 49,. sus a4u.lt.1sw aa. sty ar.u Ano" ID .ns
s.r.h,an 49,. -. f.,aa s.s,st e", -, ~ ep.ss
49,. 49, s..ts,.,..s - .,..",s ~. n!pt tp
49, w ~ ss,1 s-s .,~,s.ss. ~ r. ~ w. oo o.a .s.t
In ~ ~ N. poth.chif5. b,vs MT d,,sct,v ~
,,at,aot,r n tho,r o.,, VIVA -. :. ~, ~
o,,,rr, onrrat,d In conf.d,r.ts .tocl. dnr,nr
mi. r.h.5,tor f1nt,t h. "a, r.ca tha n,ustc
In that stvt. II n,,ter. ittt]o wh.t tnuo aov
: Df -tbe Oopperhead penny whistles rnsy be
authorized to tl3w. ~ thar aes very seldom
an,hof1sed to itsto anything taat IL true,
-..-,-.- :c.
-, -. r,: aa 1WV Oteom aOs."
Seuo. s," @A1 ~ .ono"e!s
rs'sua 49, 800 49,. 80 49,, s.". ~
.no .Sss" .ao wv ~ ~ ~ aua.ses. ~ o'oe ~
tuo .sus, oss, m s'u =, 8. - ~, 10 r ~ Ha.'
a'a .us suosssa'n ~ =. .s.s'. 49, .,.nss. w. 1ssu
eeo' Aou 'asI Wv suseo , - r":s oss:
eua' 'au's.o M ~ '.,s .As ..t.,.., ~ ~ ~
ueass 'ns g%...,,,. -,,.s. y ~. .
1nt neso ni's" "ns,or ~ - ~ ~ :, fs.,ss
"ssn " NO ,,s.,,r ,aaaa,,n -. =. ~. ~.
tees,e oAso . sfrs 1n.ss,~.. - s".Ae "."s
'ne >un.on 1.,a., 49, ass,,,s a1 u1s s..s,s
ua' u.neo ",e w. n ~
ano "'ent a.'1e lu'a'e ...s.Auus ~, 1uaeuultos;
lley- aa"a5a teKH'ueo tnc cHlon ~ tneeo
eoo1eoeiaey Of c1a.es, "n'en .eta!nea tle'r
eove1elen's IN 'no un'on: ~ toss 4'go1 iney
LII look upon 'ne onsoa 81 IL VS..
ihoee tetu' n'saa 'n1pg a. faolca''5 oppo;;
s'to IN theif Vae" from "aat II means III ours.
sa 90 INC tesms "the tfue aoa" When used
By buddhlst ana a christian. 10 them 1t
means league dissolvaole at tue pleasure
Of eltnef parry. 10 as " meaos govern. Z.
mcnt dlfsoiVaole only W toe consent OF all
petues: In tnelr v,ew 'nete coulo % no
soen c.!Ie % 4soe."cu W .na pAse o.
~ i,a,,. ~ ~ ~ - ,ss. 'a H., nnsa s1o
I
, 1864-10-16

1reM CARS oF &c stoFEQs 9e5 oftf4fs' n.h.t
aA1eTettse fkafets> F17lf ~ &36 dEfteefess 1sk@U
ofasFs0tse skQksd.
ER71CfIT.-ons1xeF Fnxnuts &c .Seo AT AL rx., -,
Gn ara 9:ea Ihs s E4ss1sass @ s::d.y ssr.: M
r. sW .ao-ecar stLat9L hiooI & W'at e. Or sAc-
LAKE -! AaD iA1. fsz1ouzs--xEsza il no shaa.a II
{stse: 4 tea ~ ma n,s11,4 qn95o; ;.<. An ~,
nnr e e SoT a15k; isfs s's ~ g..
Fnsr . ho.snn; ~ ssrGaa -
" pss21aa1stnsse % no easees IN fAtea
., so71:h c3na: F:cus;
1oStw 1o'5' Ell A., - .; y
70 HosEco. ~ ri. 33S
70 r57sls-h sM:aN .s..,..-s!9a az
= Bs!iin; 3 ;a;ss I'll Ish;;;.....,~-........9 ~ iso
" Pitts6nsE: =: LIN
EI.UIk-Rece!yeh ta-d1y, tt13t tsia; shipped,
s. hIi.. Ma1ket advsncet SC ms ga-7 .I:lyr:
sa.e: t9o.y rts1: H1xTsA wnE.r M E5T tAs-',o -
, 1864-10-16

VlnEt:AR-Ia fatr demand. Aarket steady and
NJ tnauseu Weauote:
Para Cider Vinegar. Esl..
1pss NAk Ee9hIt y EAt. =
,NUDl4-ae:pPsd. siss ns. n consequenee q sae
hEExurr Eo;o. tuefe ba8 haer GF1n=r IstllnE in
I'll marker. -1tn Taore active demand. p-seEs ara
s1ti hGdltx riot IA In ant clrAtcn Of hlh.r RtEAs
o.
tvOnp-1n fair 5a5p11, aud fru =. p1etent luct:-
B<sea cofd. in tho yara. gicoo-Deltyered q: stlo
karle. u cnft, Hp CO I1.0Q DO N-c9
R.cEei1. cord. Do Do iao0 do 11Is
M a r Z N e ST.
, 1864-10-16
OOts1m HRCEAL&


SATURDAY EvYN4x6, oc. is, :E6A-
Tho receipts and shipments during tho past 8
hoats were a. follows:
, 1864-10-16

AbamB, Rtpuhttcan ...-.*.....s.............4Ae LETT
Alexander, coppsshcad .-...................ss,4i7
t,.tE - So -~,, - =.
sTotAl Tot7... 4064
:.
Republican majority. 1870
Last gear the vote for Governor, at
very exciting election, etood:., S
Woodward, cop...-... .......--.........-+...a a7,1oa
, 1864-10-16

Ii saxs Of Grain rtpeT1.a n tats ns1rxet reF;--s
ira on d tasfs at &c storCQs per hts1H, n:-lt-s
akterettss skatee. F11lF IL so3d datesset :ss.4kst
oEhsFa0tsS skQksd.
, 1864-10-16
CHICAGO UATTLK NiARMET.

For tho Teen EndIu4 1ss, Is, 1864.
SATURDAY EVENING" Oct Is, 1864
rue sacei2u of Beef Cattle aad Lave Hogs at the
v.r,1os ya,ds IN the city. tor the week eattnx t.
any. compAre a. follows viii tho previous weaEs
s,nts Strskmhpf3 s. 1E64:
, 1864-10-16

Ra-H ttEg FtsH In fsIr an,, IN
sons,nn +, ,tn aa;'t -, nc snehsn+sa Manx.s
with no 1uutst Ie cb~pE1. Cn % ns1
II Ere. ont rAtsS' 10 anese ''4 IL ~, ts,::sa
, 1864-10-16

the only qufation being as to tho smount OF
t1rce he e1uld employ It that palat. hAstt.
)y transmitted orders to Ill posnts Of our
estt1e md right to press forward and 70 give
full tmpto3 ment to ~ the enemy In hss ltncs
and isF Gen. Schoheld to hold g large forco
In rserse ~ possible, awallog Develop
n cnts. Not mero thsn half. n nour afsr
Gen. McPhcston had len mes w: :,bont 19H
m Of tbs 22d, hla Adjutsnt General, Lteuten.
ant Cot Clnk rude mp and reported tdAs
Gen, McPhtrson vss tlther dead or prts-
oper; that ha bad ridden from ms to Gen.
Dodges columns, moving u: hsFctoiore Dc:
scsiIs ., snd had eent of nearly all hts staaf
and oste.lsess On various eFfands, and hlu:
self bad passed fu.o uarrow p path % or ro.d
4 at led 10 the left and roar Of Gun: Giles a.
en.ith's dtv,sien, which was Gen. blair's ex.
t1eme lett; that ! lew minutes alter he nad
CT tercd the wooda aharp Tolley was heAfd
In that direction, sud his hosse e. come out
rtdcrltet, having Two wounds. Ihs 20 1den-
mss OF tAls terrible caaauaity would hase
overs lclned me- with grief put the living
demanded my whols thouRnts: ! t4s4nty
6ispstched = staH officer 20 Gen. Sohn a:
1ogap, commanding the l5ta corps, 70 Tell
b'm what bad hapl sned; that ne must as'
srne cemm,nd Of tho army OF tne tebnes-
see, and hold stubboEnlJ the gfoane afeady
Ehuken.
, 1864-10-16
usu11eAx sou1H1sE rAHr

NuQc.
he total receipts OF HogE at tho various Jards Of
.tt os.v dur1pg tho TX ctdpR to-day accE 1tng to
the cni1y retfrs peasd un casoxb. smcaas 70 y rs
h. ad. This IL ts5 htsd nors shkn vtso rsseiTsd
la,t ve.k and Asa head e1s than Vie recepss Of tae
| co,rrsuondtrx we4k Of Lat year. .... j..
Tne dsiiy 1estpts II The Various Tsrts conpara %
| fr1,nUR.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
Agents IN every Town and Oomn
~, 30 sell Dall's Newly Patented

pHls AACHlHE si hem, run, np hraadths
1 gather. rp1ie, shire, &C., exactly like hand
sewing, more pur!1c. and much faster, with
single or double thread Jithcr cut;on, linsn or
4isk, ling the common towing nee lie (Which
can be purchased at any store for six cents o pa.
por,) making uniform long or rho't stitch, as
ne viii Of the operator 1t will sew any kind
cf material that requires the running stitch
wai2hs one pnnnd, and can he carried in the
p:cFet Cr work box and is 70 arranged So to be
a.toched for csc to a tshla-top or work stand
With dissoti)ns 60 that a obid who can read
NAV oFtis.o Il withyu; instructions.
Nile superior tools and largo facilities for man
uiac,unng, enables nS 70 put them Ia 'he mar
keI q; the low price ogsiI dollsrs By retail.
81 For further par,G.lars, apply to
ID. DALI, General Agert,
Rochester. N 7.
Dec. 10th 1895 Smo or A N. BADOERk 90.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

We are manufacturing lie best nnd latest in
proved CANE MILLS. Those wishing mill will
do we'll to hand in their order in time.
BENJAMIN DILL.
Fehuary 18th ls69.--tfe
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
DR.. RAPHAEL,
BOX 7p. a4eo, Posi- OFFICE,
CIFgoInyrAEL, OHIO.

Let 1. bs cissTty un'
GYdooi that the price named R osnsulta:loo e psJl
SoE sons1ltston Only il docs not I ioT the 9eteE1
Ilsp oplnio. OF yoHf future rrospO:S IN lie. Is does
S pay tor sinuLg the affections of the opPoSlts sea-
nsr sof tho tonEnmatop Of happy U,srrOge, nor foT
fdSR any ttor business uaed 10 tho aDoTs advertise
rats business In your ;epsutsoD With the Dootor yCo
isan hcE you on realize tho tud hope nsarest yoni
heart Joa ore tIH bow 700 can get all you want end
how ye,r bueinoss ought 70 10 done 90 that II can not
ali Ho all forott! what is ycur DESTINY. III si3Ft
b. viii tel! what Il before You, etc.
Cation 30 tho PpbGc,
Dr. n. RapNael, tho Astroiogsr, bas no soRnceslon
v,,h PROPEksOR OF IT. W, ~. Raphael, or With any
csber Sontlsman Of sbo saraa name
ER- 0ut th!s advertisement ont. Wh9n you come
bring with you And Ehow II % the girl who opens ths
eeoT. TO prevent aiIdtaGes, ask 70
gaH TIsl DOCTOR gzJMBEGr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
CI.rRs nE ONE HUNDRED.

In relation TO clubs Of one hundred, 40 will
ssvthis. Whoever will send Us one hundred
subsoribars o, one time, The club TO ha sent to
one nilTesp, aid begin and end nt the same
time, will rSasive the papers q one hundred dol
InrsIl We. u. & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
Affairs in GEORGETOWN.

RoBBRRIEs.-Lastn night some thief or thieves
broke into the Warehouse Market house and
priced open several OF the dealers lockers.
What thew obtained would hardly do more
than pay for the risk and labor OF the thieves.
The night before, the toy and fancy store of
Dir. RonnetZ, on Bridge, near High street. was
broken open and the front window was stripped
of its contents. The robbers were probably
frightened away before they could rob the
cases in the store. No arrests have been
made.
RRvIvAL.-The revival meetings at Con.
gress street Methodist Protestant Church con-
tinue to be very interesting. The altar con-
tiDuPs to be crowded with penitents nightly,
and a number OF diversions have been re-
ported. The meetings have been in progress
about three weeks, under the direction of the
pastor, Rev. D. Bowers.
CANAL-Arrived- Boats Cornelia Slack,
with rs IL tons coal, to James Young High.
lander, Ill IL tons, to Cumberland Co.; Henry
Reed and Alexander Walsh, 20S.6 tons, to
American Co.; Samuel Human and M. V & NJ.
f Kroop, 2l6. Is tons, to Borden Co Departed
Roats J. l.. Pierce. with Salt, to Williamsport;
] MotIer, lumber. &c, to Edwards Ferry; and
nine boats light
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET. Demand
active Prices unchanged. Super. S1l; ezra
i.5G, with higher prices, according to quality
in each grade.
In grain there are no transactions. If in the
market, good red would bring $3.50.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Promethus, Beckett, New York. Cleared
Schooners United Perry, st. Marys; s. Ann,
Smith, Newport; Kedron, Wheatley, Curtis
Greek: Aid, Moor, Vienna; H Mar, Miner,
Diehton: w. Travers, Evans, Smiths Island;
I. and R. Smith, Smith, Philadelphia; J. Lo-
gan, Smith, do; Philadelphia, Fulse, PhiIadel-
phia: Vandelia, White, st. Mary's: Jno Coop
er, TAYLOR, Vienna; Carpenter, Kelly, Deals
Island: Henry, Shores, do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
FROM GEN. GRANT.
Our Army Actiye-Its Occupation.

BEFORE PETERSBURG, Oct. 25-The battery
west OF the Weldon railroad near Fort Wads-
worth, fired several shots in the direction of
the enemy's works. No response from the
rebel artillery. Lower down, near Fort He'll,
the artillery practice was more ias piriting
Throughout the night skirmishing was inces-
SAINT, ever and anon bursting forth into half
smoothered yolley. More men than usual were
hit. On our left flank all is quiet and COM
posed. As Lee has sent off about two divisions
of his army, they are satisfied to remain mac.
tive. Amy movement that would give us Of
fence is apparently suppressed and prohibited,
least, perad venture, Grant might swoop down
upon them before the return of their absent
iegions.
An assault upon the timber is in progress by
the 5th corps. Acres of heavy oaks, bushy
cedars, and stately pines are in a single day
laid prone on the earth. Portions of the lines
are being Strengthened and strengthened while
danger is not near. The 1i7th New York ex.
poets TO be armed with Spencer rifles, as they
have been selected by the commanding officer
to do the skirmishing for the brigade. Much
more attention is now paid to sharpshooters,
their weapons and practice, than ever before
Constant skirmisbing before Petersburg, and
the continual crack of rebel rifles, have been
valuable lessons to our troops. 1t is common
sight 10 see detachment Of sharpshoo.ers
stealing toward the front every night, where
their guns can always be responding to the
rebels,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27

THE DRAFT IN BALT,MoRE.-The Clipper
says there will be no draft in that city to- day.
The wards which have not as yet filled their
quotas are working hard to accomplish that
end. and it is thought that in few days the
entire quota will be filled Many of the men,
bers of the Purnell Legion have slgnified their
intention to re.enlist, and if they do, the city
will more than likely escape any further draft
under the present call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.

CoRoNEE's INQT EST This morning. at an
early hour, the body of man was found at the
corner OF New Jersey avenue aud B street
north, lying dead He was dressed in Contad.
crate grey, and bad been seen about the Depot
last evening, inauiring In the shoamaker's
shop tor work, and stated that he was con-
scripte d in the rebel army, but deserted on the
first opportunity. and walked from Richmond
to this city. and was much exhausted. Coroner
Woodward summoned a jury of inquest this
morning, When the body was examined, but
his pockets were found an order for transpor-
tation to Phi adelpaia, by Capt Barton. in the
nome OF Peter Leighton, refugee; also, an oath
OF allegiance, signed by the same, giving his
residence as Henrico county, Va, taken before
Capt. Windship, Provost Marshal at Alexan.
dria, on the oath inst, and some other papers
OF no Importance. The Jury returned II YER
is probable that he died from exhaustion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
Union Mqioritv

Forrest, official gives 13 Union. Jefferson
gives 2t2 Democratic. York. 2sOS. Adams All
Democratic, instead of 365. Fulton, 29s, in
stead of 290. Clarion, 96S, instead OF 955. Cam
bra, I,a3, instead of 1910. Westmoreland,
1,i77, instead of LAS.
The soldiers vste so far reported at Harris
burg will make the whole majority in the State
approximate $1,000.
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rALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
QnarteSm1stsr Generals Otfte, First DiriSion,}
Washington City October %. 1864
VIII be sold at PUBLIC Auction, to the ighest
bidder. at Giesboro, ID. c.,
On TUESDAY, November lst, 1861.
10 Cavalry Horses.
On FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864
15n Cavalry Horses.
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had,
Horses ,old singly.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock a. N.
Terms Cash in United States currency.
By order of the Quarterma ster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division Quar- termaste
General s Office. oc 26-9t