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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-27


Dispatches rom the Sov Invest to the North
! ern papers furnish q variety Of Eepolts con
corning the movements Of the Federal and
| Confedarata forces. From Chattanooga direct,
+ IS te|earap;1ea. under date Of the 25tl, that
in the engage,nen5 &C Tunnel iIili Oh Ghe pre-
yions day, General Palmer captured cVer si:ree
hundred prisoners The Federal !oss is esEl"
mated at a;.ou5 seveuty-fve in killed an.l
,s,aaaa a Varor9ba,ass !. <o,ecram 20 the
r:no;n,,4: n.~,.so ,2.,a,; - rbattano1ea. O.,
.s,1,a r, ,4a,,arates wore
.,,,,,,>.,l T1;l1 ard thai The advance
l'(,'-- .1.,o .,,e ,;+a:, fbrpa
'0.'' y .,!,, ,,n,h,11,, o1o,,nv
,n''e' ~ D"'''.' "''o ~
Da''l,.' '.''' ''Sr3'' ,;.:.,o1.,
'ne o'Il'ltz.''',s '%n7''0 80 ''',~. .''7, ~
tnaS the ns',.zf&, 'o,oe. ~ ''sss - .~,.u y,
Ia q 1>a:'F,o s's., H. c1,ar,,an
49, - laS7 '1'e'SSe % .''A>;. .,,t 4,a
.'a>' os' o''s 10y - na, 49,. or-au j. cl;+f.r
'S'o "!s'So % ~ |''' -,
ent dlrectlons 'Tei'eSai : s<'' S'''Ss',' s'.,''
reported Saa1 Leasy a1'ts. .lso >, os''
on the forts at hloo''e No ''I'7'!s ,'>'>'
Sherman ; command IN to two o 'elock yester.
l4av afternoon. 8 Knoxville telegram Of the
24f|, saws that he Confederate cavalry had re-
crossed The French Broad River, and that, on
tba 2otb T,onustreet coumenccd to retreat from
etra uherrv Plains. aiGer destroying The bridge
! across the HoIston
:-7. 49, 9h,,x,, = :,
"a; . es'' :ss+ Tnhn hnA1 naunav ~ ot Loudon n the
eve"'s ~, .Ss'' w. ~ Norfo)lx Secretary after
Cliaet' 1>'"s - :,.1fr a;ao,,,a;,,,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
IHcIDxNfs.
r<We conversed with man yes.e

z tFWe conversed with man yester-
day who has just returned from Ash Hol-
low, beyond the Platte He left his home
in Platte county because he could not i've
among rebels, and he says that al the
way he found the rebels and sympathiz-
ers DO numerous and 60 bitter IN their
threats against Union men, that he pre-.
ferred coming back to going further. Up
on his return he found that his father had
been killed 10 Platte county by the rebels.
and for no other reason than devotion to
his government. His own life IL 10 dan.
gerif he returns home, and all their world.
ly goods are left to the custody Of guer-
rillas. LIST. 10. Tribune, 14,h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
COxGREssIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Congressional Convention for the First
Congressional District will be holden at Fairfield Jeer
son County, Wednesday, August 17th, 1864, at 10
o'clock Said Convention viii nominate q candidate
for Representative IN Congress- and also candidate for
Presidential Eector and will transact such other bust
ness as may properly before it. All persons who
sustain and will support the present Administration in,
the measures adopted for suppressng the rebellion, with
out distinction to former party associations
daily invited te unite in sending delegates The ratio Of
representation viii be delegate for every loo
and for every fraction thereof above 50 Gov
erpor Stone.
GEO. W. McCRARN Chairman Lee Co.
CALVIN TAYLOR, Davis Co.
J. P. GRANTHAM, Henry Co,
J. r. LEWIS. Washington CO.,
j. S HURLEY, Louisa Co.
JOEL MAYNE, Van Buren, Co,
WI. J. JOHNSON Dies Moines Co.
WI LONG, jefferson Co.,
Republican Congressional Corn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

Il lsnstb. VIII eosis6l bsess 81, three
fanrfha efI in1h = lnnnlh aA.eaoiani1u
The chail part q Rres and s hall isches
in length, 1prmsd 81 two stout braas wires
twisted together. and permanently riue6l
to the ball . eaoh end. g.
"This il syidsasly intssded = ! .ask-
staff ball. te1s 81 lton ! re to II
the staff. Itb e5tarful device. If 6red
At the neck q eoldier h vsald most
likely - tit1a.h him, I'll wuuaded, pot-
son him; and r Is Ssruck an arm or leg Il
would strip on Tho Assh. The wound
would BE- oettain death. But The third mis-
sile sxhibit6 the fact that Johnny Reb'
W. gsteng short Of ammunitiop, or be
desired to sAys the conaeats OF ~ cas.
ttidge-box BY using the parta Of 1oms T.
dys piaso 10 had demolished. il il .
tuning screw, and was found EN- bedded
in tree, evidsnsly fred from rife.
IHcfpxHfs.
s.SeverAl young men left Washington
Sunday and Monday to join the rebel
ranks, some Of whom knew they wers
coming, and others, subsequently,. OF
these, We have heard bat one vho bas re.
turned, and be il now lying At his fathers
residence in . very critical condition, hav-
ing been badly wounded in the fight in
front Of Fort Stevens.
son Tuesday, when about to retreat
the rebels fred the house Of Mr.. +. A
Paul, correspondent Of the New Yosl
Times, about mile beyond Fort Stevens,
and destroyed his farsitars. clothing, &c
s'Marshal Lamon lost four valuable
horses. which were carried of BY the reb'
els from pasture near Bsltsville."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
NOVEL RKBEL AnMuxrrror.

The late skirmishing near Fort stev.n.
has developed some new kinds Of ann.
nition used By the rebels. AMONG n.
Dsssles found BY some Of our citi.ens
three have certainly : very curior, ~.
psaance, that : gentlemsn Of this oifv
was pleased to show a.. Csc il sonie.I
muskct ball Of lead, in three divisions,-
Another j. brass ehain-shot, IN inehnI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

DR.. Jackson--DeaF sivi Harinx nsed yeur Gerrs An
filtets W u family reqnsba. am repaired to say
that IL has eeen OF rrsss rtlee. believe tina. In
most cssss VI general eehilis Of the il The
"a sestahd IN est vslusae reaed, OF vhith have my
knowledge. lours, rests ctpin.
a. H.TUkNbR, fnA
No 72s N. Sineteenth St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

lFOR EALE-East half Of Lot 9, Block
l26, On sass side 81 BiondeAu strest, sstwsca sah
sad Dtb very cheap for cash. Would like haye an
fer. II must be sold Enquire Of
H8 la 3 ~ I H. a. xBN-KYCK,
jaiyt Real Etete Agent.
, 1864-10-10
MARTlME'8
CHICAGO DaNEING ACADEMY,

VOLUNTEERS AND SU6STI
y TGTES WAIVED for whem tina highest bour.
t1es will te psId.
Apply imme etia:elg a. no 16o South C1a7k street,
ocQtaS0 II piHRnE L CO.
, 1864-10-10
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
latest from Before nnd within Rich
1uOnd.

TIE PARTIAL REpULSE OF OUR CAVALRY
In THE F1sLD, NEAR A1KEx's LANDING Ffiday
Oct. 7-P. M-Quite revere engagement took
place this morning, between force Of tho enemy
uId Cur troops, on the north side Of the James
River, in which We suffered considerable loss In
men and material, including two batteries of four
Guns each, being driven back from the advanced
postum gained Ten days a.o. It will be rcmem-
bered that our troops crossed the James River at
that time, and succeeded in driving the enemy
from the lower part Of Chnpi1'a Bluff, taking se7e-
I'll Eur. amt q humber of psleorers. An attempt
was afterwards made by the rebels to recaptuse the
lost cruund, but 1t failed.
Our u1ny ut ouce intrenched itaelf there, and
since that lime has considered its p0sil1on per-
1cG:ly escara Il force OF cavalry under icn. Eaqtz
co.op.1atsd IN all the movements there ard Wis
rep0tted at Ole time a. being within mile Or tTo
Of Richmond, but had to fall b4ck.
Since then he has been protecting the right flank
OF the army. bis men being SO strung 0at that they
presented rather weak line to the zoe;
About six O'Clock ibis In0f11p. q sudden attack
WEB made on this cavalry forca npm nearlT every
direction. Alir rough they Fefe comp etcly taken
Ss1a 1a efoan u se aaay ossd ea' q re-
t1ear, leaving two batteries without support, the
entire gus Of which tell into the hands Of The
OF the lat United States. TIE latter WAS con.
m1uced oJ Lient. nill, who Is said to hsve fired
all biz ammunition nuu then finding he could not
commenced On the .D4roytown roa1 and VAS con
i1nued On the New Market road, near which tue
right Of the 10th forps rested:
The assault On this plrt Of the lina was 80 des-
pe1nte that 1t w48 forced back rome distance, but
the gr0uLd waH afterwards recovered with heavy
loss to tie enemy. Thls ended the f1xhr, although
picket skirmishng continued all dsy.
Our loss IL considerable, as some OF our corps
were completely surrounded.
Gen, Kantz was rntn to have been captured, but
succeeded in making his escape.
The ehtmy's loes Was severe. We took about
100 pnsonert, mostly belonging to Lonssteeet's
command. Some OF them are line louktns youn
men, nn1 present the appearance Of having been
lately called into the eefv1ce+.
RttuRees and dcsesterH from Richmond are coz
tinuallg eomlng In. 4 Tenth corps correspondent
statts that the movement OF rehe's against the
right fsnk was known a. headquarters as aoon as
they lett tbe streets ol Richmond
Late rebel papers from Richmond state that the
Union lines row enclose mhny residences never
before within hostile lines, and all detai!s for civil
and other service, have been revoked. Erery mao,
Old and young, capaale Of sb1ndering muskcs,
have been dragged into the 1anks.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 6:h.says: The eu-
eD1's position below RlchC1Dld Ia about fonr and
half miles IRON the Corporation huaite. aud one
ard halt niles from our lines in taat direction.
THE LATEST.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC, Satuf-
day, Oct. 8,-Ther re Is nothing o report today.
, 1864-10-10
FROM THE SHENANDOAH
LATEST from Gep. ShertdaGs8 Position

NEW YonK, Sunday, Oct. 9,-The correspond.
encc from ahet1dao's army Is down - the 9Th. Toe
febe noeanced asai1st onr cavalry At BrdEewa.
ter Al Waynesrtro, On the I'd. gafGlue some 1Irt
adv antai e, cut counter charge drpve them o1ek
immediately. Teey also ATTACKED oar pfcket-,
Powe:re cavalry division Was sent to occupy
mept.
MeNea), anoto1ons guerrilla, destroyed the bridge
st Edenton. then Proceeded towards N"uot Jack
mortalIy ~ounded and captnIcd.
The country between Ha1ri.onbuyg ard Wit
che.ter to Infested with Rne1illas and an esc,rt
Etth the body OF Ittut. aeigs.: and q tratn with
heleEe mere attacked, but the gae-
The Richmond Enquirer OF the states that
Easly's Aovspce IL be, ord Mount Crawford, the
ereD3 Ee1islpg 10 ua1r.sunbnrg.
Tne Ya1 ktes are In Strong cavalry force at Rap
!. thtmastd that Sheridan intends taking Gorlope-
Vile BY q. denly withdrawing rum Early ftou.
The 1eb1ildttE Of the Rappahannock bxidee IL to
fnInlfh communications with depot supplies At
Alexandria or Manseaas.
:. The rebsl. o! Wtcbes has returned frona a mid
and equipments. besides 0horser, 2D0 beef cartle
lie Destroyed million dollars worth OF Ysnkes
etozes at Fix different fowls. He sustained no
loss.
The Richmond Enquirer Of tbs 9Th, favors the
MAKING of toiditrs Of nee1oes. and giving snch
Of battle. Il urges the rebel CoDeVes to purchase
$50 900 eGroeR, presenl them with their freedom.
II tn arm equip, drill ard fehr them.
Neither 1tgroes tof slavery are 10 BE- permitted
to ttapd In the way of the SUCCESS Of our cause.
VtrRinia, after exhaas!iug her white will dshs her
Gen. Stoneman has passed through Augusta to
be exchanged,
, 1864-10-10
FROM CAIRO.


Especial Dispatch to the Chica7o Trtbunc.1
CAIRO, Saturday, Oct. 8, 1864.
By the steamer c. E. Hillnan We have Memphis
datss to the afternoon OF the 9Th. From late ntes
Of Southern papers re make the following eelsc-
tiors:
The Like City Co'una5Idn eays all ts qulet along
the st Mar,'e, the OluEtee and Sewanee The
Federajs wire reported advancing in force towards
Gainesville, AID were within thiftT-sax miles Of
tlal place. There are 5000 Federals At Glen Cove
The .Alsiss;fptdn sRys Gen. Jas. j. Acorn re-
fassd the command oi tie State troops.
The Ap7,edl, now published at Montgomery.
last tssue at that pIsce wss worked oil and sold to
the forces rsturribg from the trenches.
nr. K Talmadee. former President OF O:lt,
thorpe 1eshsterian) Untysf.ty, has los: hi. mind
ert1rtfy, 81 heen placed bg friends in an tusa1e
ae5lnm nesr Mtledgevlile, Ga.
The Charleston Courier saye It appears 70 ne
SheImau'H pItn. a1tet allowing his people little
rest, TO pusa for ard In three separate columns,
ole agsinet Mscor. one against Augusta, and one
scsiDst Montgomery.
4 lew eoieier*, watering their horacs in Wolfe
River on Safurd7y afternoon, were attacked By
cue1tlas concealed In the woods on the opposite
mel t was pushed forward, nut tailine to and the
eptmy, re.u1ntd. The suer7las we're fonr In NUM-
Der. and were seen to go toward the
riyer eat1y in the afternoon and returned
after the firing Nas heard. Residents recog-
5G to Of ,hsSs'
named nan Gsnrela. O1e Is FAMED Hall, descrter
ffom he sth Iowa infantry; another, DaT,s. req
tdeut Of tbie county
several weeks since Federal soldier Was Killed
ny Tome q th;T s.n +sI fns s4
berea and that eome l.vcd IN the ahose vicinity It
wns oroesro. "a an set of 1etst1attor, that the
! house shou:d be burned. Accordingly detaeh-
, 1864-10-10
FROM Gss<pR6IA.

NEW YoRK, Oct. .e.-The Augusta (Ga.) ronsti-
fttionaitst contains eome further tn ormsft,,n iu
'eteseIce TO the change Of position OF Hond
H!my. The moscmehts commenced on the ~
t1tluo. and Hoon': sorces hTe +aic to be nov III.
fEeDchtd on the Mscon and West Po,ut Ro1a,
tAtbtS er twenty fire miles from taeir locatlua
uehr 1opcsbar
Governor Brown, OF Georgia, h4s made pta.e.
ntnt regsto!nE the reported peace negotiation.
ottTetn h1u.sel a. GeEcrki Sherman. He sa5s
that Gc1 etH! Sherman cent proposaI to hf1a.
through private messenger. 10 vtrit Atlanta and
cn1ftr In relert nct.to the withdrawal o. Geuruta
1eefed and atp'y rer med that the taltn Of Geor-
Kla Il pledged to her Southern sister a.e*, and
tLat Sbe vii not act In zach an Affair uitaoutcon.
teri with them.
maee meeting Of the ur,on prisoners confeed
At 6ayAunah is represented TO hasr heea held OF,
;hc s8'h plumo, at which series of resolqtIpuc
we're adopted, appealing to the President to take
necessities Tor thtir rre-se..
, 1864-10-10

Extracts 5fom The Rebel
Hfes9.


lepecla! Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibnre1
c.1po anrd.v r.t
y... cn... ' S1.''
1Ac oo'tueta Fape1s Iece'seu VIE memphis
eohteln 1oe' e'ol1o"tpes Selma d5sp3tco says that
10 the 5th ard 9Th Copcreeeoual Districts of Al
tsra FIN fef, hnare,o co,, has h,n, ..,,,.s ~,
th.-,.'1 -, .~.-.-. ~ e'.3s. -
tne iooe1 etsetLMens az 1a1 IN k1ed. a 6tlna
d'pafch ssss IN the Official retus1 Of tax In Sind
In ihe cotttiee of Dallas Artznea I,owndes Al.
ths-a r-.,.a .,.a,.as =. 49, 80, 49,
teseAseo ~ sh0 1eoei government.
3,2:2,fD pouDds Of cotton and 3l,693 bushels OF
ccfp. and LARGE amounts ot other article.
srb. at,,or,a,- ~ p1,hxn.,a . =. i
VI Aasnaiono papers VI tae asf7s4
Of otn- joe johnston at Rtehmooa are unfornded,
uc IL st1ll at Macon.
The Mohs1. Etr~o;nr Memo ~ a,nt..t. a..x
.,,s,-.o 1,", ,n.o se"o Ms~s VI oep.cmoes I'm.
teA'a'oe. et'e1e 'ten mo1'gonefy WHICH chow
thut old pyrsfPant Of Gen. Johnston are extremely
cteatitaed With tue condition OF atfar,s The ro-.
A. ro1c,nd.. ,b,r ro,htn.- ~, - w.
,,-::'-- eNe, Aes1las s04 10 suesAeo
at1e1au'e 10 onefmane movements, and advises
oil to prepare for the wont.
The meridian I'M aaN fYn-4oa of van+ sx,r a..,
...t ah.-.ns, so;-as ~, ,s ~ ~1'u s0!9
'e0s sAe4 W a." neo1 Nossn cYe7y oale
OF cottoo IN Atlanta to tho credit OF the Gntled
States Treasury. This Is bittcrl7 earryfur nnt tha
po1fcr M the Ynnkes Gnye,nmen+
+, .,.n s.n. ~, a<.,,,n. :. IT.
~ a'eo FAYE W useefte1 10 at4o"eu 70 fena41n IN
that tect!on OF coubtry occupied by Sherman, bat
Is immediately cent North 4 large number xhn
have LETT Hocd's army have been r,oh,1v ,ervat
, 1864-10-10

dtht to.k place.
TIE rebels ous.ued Busbrdsa for ahout eight
ntes- Gen 3 and etth arrived hera this attes-
fot Lex'n! !,on- Ky.. by -pec,a trl,n.
Nlw, YohK. Saturday, Oct 8-Gsn. E:aola,
commanding the rebels IN Southwe.treu VIRGINS,
vi:i- that Barortdse left bis killed and wounded
hthtt d-aIoong them BEisadlsr GeEer IL and =
-cod ..nAny cfi1cers. The Utiou force Numbered
6,N O, an,tug whom 1ere several egro 1ee,u-nte.
which we're badty Gu. np. Echol says his Forces
, 1864-10-10
Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribnne.1
f,1.-t. .*HArf SnndAY E1ehfuu flcf q

Especial Dispatch to TIE Chicago Tribnne1
CINCINNATI, Sunday Evening, Oct.9.
The following tac's In regard to the repu1za OF
Gen. Burdr1dge, at ss'tville, Va, have heea IT.
ceivrd here: Gen. Busbtidee lei. Lexington, Ky.,
ahour two weeks eince with a f,rce or mounted
MN Eor the purpoas Of destroying the Sal. works
At ssl,yil!e He found tbat place strongly fortified
and defended BY u large force andes Brsekisrld.e
md Echols, Hs had two b1ak sarntshes with
the rebcr, capturing 1vo redoubts and 151 prison.
ere, besides large number Of horses, mules and
cattla. Our loss In the Two hghta WAS small.
Col. Mseon. Ut the 11th Michigan, Was killed, and
Col. 8anton, acting BtfxadleE General, WIS NOT
. III RrdjnE The works too strongly fortified, and
defended by a superior t0rce, Gen. Busbrld.c
withdrew turit e rhs night, leaving his wounded
, 1864-10-10

Col, A. Jacobson and John 4. Nelson,
Union candidate for Sheriff Of this county,
will address the citizens of Porter's Station,
Ind, and vicinity, Mt the Swedish Church, in
the Swedish language, Monday evening, Oc.
ober 10th.
, 1864-10-10

PINE srAT1oN-Below Chicago, Oct .bcr The
aev+re .torn came up and peut ll-1 H-hore again:
and nhe ir nt,w gotuE 10 pieces: The crew had i
narrow eecape from drowning. The weasel ia total
Ott. - ., rhu.+,s =. .x v-,
writ tn niccts on the railroad pier .ss: night Five
a. The ..r.rr xrsrn lost.
, 1864-10-10

wAsnnorox, Saturday, Oct 8;-ou 1hu1eaay
night Esng Of ener1las crossed iF.n stsMao'
and rtole a,00o wurtb Of property Mi. W!tl: Of
Bakers Dctt c.tves. purtucd ard recAgta5ea 9 Loe
property and an important mail for the ooden. sno
one fni*oner. Waller Bowie, q notorioaA outlsws
Was Killed, and danother wounded.
, 1864-10-10

that Il was three tours in pazalng given polo.,
AID that when the head OF th- procession had
IT .ched the end OF the route tho end ot 1t had not
yet gotten over halfot 1t. A grand msss meeting
will r1ve Iasge lusjo,,sy ior the Uulon ticket
Tuct5ny, std a gain OF from l0,991 to II, 90 Is
IL e1ptcl<d In this late.
, 1864-10-10

C1AnEIsruLE, Oct. a.-seyen hundred rebels
uEcer Gen. Lyon, OF Edd5 vile, Ky., captured the
etesmer Chambers, AID crossed the 11rer into Ken.
tncky ,esteraay, ut the month Of Yellow Creek,
md there released the boat.
There arc fifteen feet On Harpe!h Shoals and 1is-
, 1864-10-10
FROM NEW rkK.

r he Panic In the m4rket-A umared
Necupa1l..u ., Lyarhbur@-s.oalair
1ntefe elfnE General News Su4umafy.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttisune..
NEW ToKK, Saturday. Oct- E.
The jump which guild TOOK yesterday WIS pro-
dIeed By the desperate ecort Of specala:ots in
me,GhanJlze who, having large stocks On hand.
ore making herculcau efforts to save themselves
ffo1n ruin. There was, however, no gene
rsl advance IN prices noticeable In fac,
6uriIR the week quotations were merely
ntminsl. Is the few buyers who were In the mRr-
a: .st had thugs Their oEn ~ay. some Of the Job
nefs nave teen slauRhseripg goods at fearful eac-
ritice. It IL trpof1ed that Claim, Melfeu 4 co,
commenced Oh Wednesday 70 sell standard pr1ats
sna on dsy osS eSe ss9ne eaas;
s:td e have so!d 90 na1ine ies: s On ihe@
t ersl Leavy CRY eooda jubbiug and comrni.efop
whe'her they WIN eet through or 20 down.
the last ten dsys. bet no:e Of them Of s1mcIeui
account 10 note specially. The feeling IN ali he
markets is tt,1l Ianicsy.. though produce has ad-
i down again. Stocks Eyuputhjze, and many THUG
next week viii see atttbes break worse than any-
thing We have had. This feeling has brought out
tereas 10000 shares. seller thirty days.
There IL srmor this aftel noou 10 tbs effect that
priyste atviccs state Lynchhurr has beet occupied
hy Cur amy, Ii appears to have gained come ere
d nee, but Is probably premature
The democracy In HFoukys are at 1osgetheads,
ard two sets Of Congressional. Assembly and ctFy
candidates are In the de d. They are very bitter
towards each Gther, and say that TO a1r4n. ement
for harmony can be made. Jamcs Brock. Of the
Eap, ess, luet the domination fer Congress in his
ditirict, and IL announced to run II stump car.
didate. He IL whining like whipped dug,
Carl SchuIz uade IN eloquent speech a. an I'm
mt ure Union meeting last night
Gtrtral John F. Farusworth. Of 1!}inots, has
heen doing good tery ce stump1n7 In New Js1sey,
Jerre3 men IRE pleased with him.
NEW YorK, Saturday, Oct. 8.-Tbe Eannaer>
cars Washington fpec111 easr: Rear sdm1rai Let
uubltbet list Of a6 prizes cap .rcd hy his eqnad
ron. the Rear Acniral has realized an fmmvust
fortune from thtee prizes, ard tire friends Of Far
Ia:nt cle1m that he n.eht hare had = chance tt
resp rome OF the oeueh1s, or elo.e up Wilmington
hartHr. -
nlx wUupdrd arrived al Washington tod y, mostly
NEW YuEK, Safurday, Oct. 8.-The Htna.d'4
Washtr ctou fpecfs1 says /. bas been officially dc
ciccd tlat Gas compan1e. #ho have charged COZ
euuaeYe the Internal rcv.Aue thx previous to June
3lrh ,aat have done 60 Illegally.
NEW YonK, Saturday. Oct Bih.-The military
neKt Of yesterday has checked me tpecn'at!en ant
1ite In gold Lsrge amounts IN cnsh for gold we1t
puln9 down the price, which opened at 2o34. bu
tnhseQcently FOLD at 1o7H.
EEw YoHK, Oct. 8.-Gold closed at the evening
stock exchange 1t 1974.
NEw YoRK, Oct e.-The first mall overl1nt
hum Denver since the stoppaGe, Which Was re:s
, 1864-10-10
POLlTICAL,

Especial Dlspateh to the Chicago Tribnne.1
LASALLE, Friday, Oct Z.
At the election for Mayor and Aldermen, the In
dependent candidate for HI syor WAS elected by 81
majority, ard three out OF iour Aldermen were
elsct ed independent cRndidates) the Copper
head uomiDees- Many Democrats voted for the
Reprhlfcxn candidates.
, 1864-10-10

DAvExpoET. lows. Oct. 8.-Ptovost Marsha
Matthew'S Of tbe 9TH Iowa district repnsts that tix
nj the eaIE OF mlsc1eants who shot bis drpatles In
Pow esb!ek county, hare bsen cspiurea. Twn com.
papies OF State militia at last accouu!s were ett
scourir: the country for the rest Of the Csn..
, 1864-10-10
CHICAGO, MONDAY. OCTOBER 10 1864.

nent Of tava'ry was eent over the rau afternoon.
Trts went TO WorE with avid, and III short lin.
Ltd sestElt ho1acn IN sufrR.
The scene OF destruction 'eas about h4'f a mile
frtn the river. Among the haired out Wer. Mrs.
11prI1s, Tom Seller and ma Jones.
, 1864-10-10

new 1o4K, Sunday. ocs. .o.-The HsraIs army
Of the James correspondent, 1th, s.a'ea that Coi.
Mulioro bas Effected an exchange Of six h1ndred
trisnuers.
, 1864-10-10
Grand Uut5n MASS Dem
Thc Prospects

PHILADELPHIA, Surdsy, Oct. Q.
The rrard uuson demonstration last evening IN
the shsne of torch light procession and mass
,nset,r .. exceeded ANYTHING II the Elud that has
heen tefn in this ci,y for years. Without esitma.
,tnc ,he number formed In line, win only ssy
, 1864-10-10

y TRe Missing Steamer Roanoke.
NEW YoNE, Oct. g.-Noth1up has yet been hesrd
OF tie steamer Roanoke, nov greatly over due
fEfm UaCana.
, 1864-10-10
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