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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-10-08
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UNITED STATES MALL
ARIZONA. ..
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
AUGUST 10, 1864
PROPOSALS will hercceiyed at the Contract OMce Of
this Department until . p. M Of Tuesday, the 10Th
ofNoyembcr next, TO be decided BY the l7th,) for
conveying the United States mails In the Territory
Of Arizona form thclst Of January 1860, or as soon
thereafter as practicable to the soh June 1855, on
the route and by the schedule Of departures and
arrivals following viz
Il6s From Albuquerque, (New Mcxlcc) by AtHsco,
Fort wing,te, Coycio, Aqua Fril 2nii, Ji-
cob's well, (Atizonal Leroux Springs, and
woolscys Rancho, torrescolt, 400 miles and
back, once week
Leave Albuquerque Sunday at l2mj
Arrive at Prescott In G days by l2mi
Leave Prescott Thursday at l2mi
Arrive at Albuqurquo in days BY L IN.
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ELIZABETH NCBElH ]
rs } Bill In ChancCry for Divorce
WILLIAM McBtTi
In pursuance O., an order Of the sall District Court
made at the August Term thereof 1864 you the said
Wl'inm MGlch defendant In this cause are hereby
notified, that Bll m Chincery has been filed against
yod by your WIFE, the said Ellabrth McBetb, In tho
ad District C1lri lor tho said County Of Mora, pray
Ing among other things that the bonds Of malrmony
existing between you and her by decree Of said court
be- dissolved
Now therefore yon are hereby notified to be aud an-
pear at the next term Of the said District Court to bn
begun and held in the Court House in the town Of Nora
Ia the ail County or Mora on The irst NOalay after
The fourth Monday Of March A. D 1866, and plcad an
swer or dcmur to the matters ant things contained In
slii B. or the same will be taken by the CoIrt AZ
confessed hyy0u aud decree rendered accordingly
therein,
Witness the Hon. KIRBY BENEDICT Chief
J1il,c ei the supreme Court Of said Ter.
lt1fy and Judge Of the nrst Judicial ns
tr.et thereof, AMI the seal Of said Court at
saun Il this 22nd day Of September A, D.
1851
SANL. ElLIsON,
Clerk Oi said Court.
j. lOuiHoy ESQ.
Solicitor for Complainant,
A.HN
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-10-08

10 March Term 1864,
County Of Santa lie.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-10-08
v, AfnugTlfQ q,
Aity for plIls
No. 10 Il.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

To tho April Term 1856, Of th0 United States Dislrc
Cosrt Tor tht County Of Mora In the lst Judicial Dis
trIct, 1crrl0ryuf New Mexico.
ELIZABETH NcBErH)
, 1864-11-08

0 pnE8TY F0x[E0 NGkE xO{As
NV ToRK, Nov. Cen. Butler, By direc-
tlpp OF the Precedent OF tie United States,
spd by assignment Of Gen Dir, commanding
the Department OF the East, has ASSUMED
coumEnd Of the military forces In this State
ter the Presidential election, and preventing
the execution Of supposed desigls Of rebels
sud rebel eympathizers to carry cut systa-
matte plunderiDg and burning raid in out
prit cipal cities. General Butler, in his Off
cial order, assures the citizens tha! they need
not apprehend any Interference With their
rights or privileges as elsctors, az his subor-
din tee are Instructed to strictly refra1n
IRON any thing Of the Kind. His only objsct
beirg to preserve the pe2ce.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued an Or
der to the members Of the Metropolitan Po~
lice, iretructtDg them to enforce Tomorrow,
throughout the district, compliance with the
State law, requiring that no into1i~
eating liquors shsll be sold on election day !;
thai 30 box Tor tbe distribution 0, tickets
shall be erected within 150 teet from the poll
inR place, ard that no urtus'idaole physical
force shall be used either by policemen or
citizens to inclte or intlmldaie electors.
Troops are here for the purpose OF pre-
serving ore er at the election, aud In no wise
to make Interference. Gen Butler promises
TO dett ct and punish fraudulent yottog after
the election Is over, and warns all eEtl-dis
post d persons against it. The appearance
or this document has created GONE excite.
mebt 6mopg large numbers Ut rebel retnge ees
In New York. It IL supposed that General
Buffers appointment here IL temporary,
though Doth1Dg positively is known
Tie following Was itsued this morning:
HEADQUARTERS DIRT OF TIE EAST, |
new YoRE CITr, Nov. 4, lt8a. {
General Orders No. Sc.
Msjor general BeujamIn F. Butter, having
heen Unsigned to duty in thts department,
will take command Of the troops arriving
here, to meet the existing emergency, and
which will be put on service In State Of Men
York, subject to hta order-
b. command of MAJ, GEN. Dig.
NEw YonE, Monday, Nor. 7.-Fiva trans-
po1te, with troops, arrived this morning.
, 1864-11-08


Grand Union Denomination. ::
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1tbuue.]
NASHVILLE, Sunday, Nov. 6.
But little firing took place at JohnsonVille
yesterday, and the enemy We're engaged In
bu1ying their dead. Our loss is small. The
rebels we're trying to cross the river yesteF-
day about five miles aboTe JohnsonEi1le. but
up to Last accounts had not succeeded in
crossing any considerable force, although
some previous intelligence leads me to be-
lieve that small body got over and are de-.
preda1ing in the country around about In
my letters from this point, I assume that
Hood IL in pcrson with that portion Of the
rebel forces which ia demonstrating opposite
Jobns0n1ille, but l cannot eRy that this Is
dednite~ It Is asceztalned to be the case,
whoever commands the enem5's army there,
that 1t ls considerable In numbers and strong
in artillery. They have batteries above, be-
low ard oppoeite the town Of Johnsonv1l1e,
md camp 1ires showed force Of at least
twenty Thousand strong. Since the destroc-
tion Of cur transports and gunboate. another
fleet OF the latter Is coming from Paducaa,
and has made its. appearance: Reinforce
me1ts In considerable numbers have left tais
clty for the thrt atened locality, and the town
ie considered safe. It Is very doubtful In my
mid whether the rebels will cro67 there or
Lot. think thslc demonstration there, as
at Decatur, is feint, md that they Will move
On down the river.
Intelligence from Florence Indicates that
'Beauregard, with portion of the rebel army,
hati moved towards Ccrinth. He was out
OF ra,jops, and be was takirg every thing he
could find in the country, and WAS threaten
1ug to march on Memphis.
IA According to the programme, q Er1ud
torch. liz ht procession took place here last
Light In honor Of Lincoln and johnson.
Different delegations, In inposlpg procession,
1epdezyoused on the public square, which,
ior half M hour, was one continued blaze Of
torches, rockets, lanterns and.fDnumerable
fire works. Tha procession then marched
through the streets to the sound Of thirty
poupctr carnop, fired from Capitol hill, and
Was greeted with laundering cheers from
iumense crowds on the sidewalks, the sol
diers and citizens Joining in the affair, and
many ladies IN carriages; also from the park
bsnd Of music poured forth national tunes,
and altogether It was grand occaston-
Amorgst hundreds of m9ttoes n # trapsRa, !, Z @
Ttsqt ! Tth thxcre Ifate5s @;s Il Work OF
*The Monroe Doctrine-Fair Chance for
all Mankind.''
"Ceesation Of Secession"
Alter the procession had marched past, an
immense crowd assembled at the Capitol In
the Senate Chamber and hall Of the House,
and were addressed BY Major Smith, Judge
Williams, OF Kentucky; Judge Brew, Of
Nashville; Col Crawford, Col. BrIdger, Col.
Massey and other. Most earnest and radical
I'll II slavery eentimente were most loudly
1iicent demonstration for freedom and
, 1864-11-08
TIRE NEWS.

We leEe to our city columns and to other
portions Il this Issue, extended reference to
the rebel plots whoee discovery startled our
cit. yeftf5ay like the sudden yawning OF a
volcano nder our feet The history Of the
war has Sply lacked thus far tue heraldic
ornamenbf festoon OF traitors hanging by
the neck. 1t is not too late to begin 1t, and
Walsh an. Buck Morris, If entity, will 60
up 10 thaprominence before the community
With the prayers Of all good men, that the
1adder 1ey be left for Others to folio " them
who l1t with rebele to destroy our national
]ite.
The uhtarJ situation is unchanged, though
the clad6 Nay at instant notice open
in tetpest all along the war horizon
There Is been rowing Impression TINT
the relAa have awaited a signal OF battle
purposg given on the day Of election, to
call awe our boys in blue from the ballot
boxes. The rebel leaders dread Union
yotine,s much Is Union fighting. Ballots
or bulle. 1t il one and the came thing to
them Weo loyalty aims the misaile- Loyal
men of|he North, act upon this hint. See
TINT 20 vote. Some of our brothers in the
field mt be kept too busy, and be forced to
leave II safety Of The Nation in your hands.
Hoods In Tennessee, bat be is not having,
it I'll hioEn way. There are plenty Of loyal
troops feteaway to bring the rebel schemes
to naugt.
Our dpatches contain an Interesting sum-
mary ofJtne1al newa. among which none is
more efeidcant than the new tone Of Mex
icar ady,es. It seems al If Maxtutllan was
rnsking tfngs more than ordinarily attrac-
tive for t. head leadtrs Of the failing re-
bel1ion to uake their last ditch the Rio
Grande, anget beyond It.
, 1864-11-08

Rebel Account Of the Sinking OF the
Alhcmafle md Capture 0l Rl3s


NEW YoRK, Nov THE Richmond papers
Of the 4th have the following concerniag the
e]pElrg OF the Albema11e and the capture Of
Ply mouth, N. c.:
The Dispatch says: "The capture Of Ply
mouth, n G, by the enemy is explained By
later accounts. 4 lack Of sufficient watch
tulnees seems to have been the prime cause
of tie loss Of the town. 1t eeems that on
Thursday plight a party Of IS men, belonging
to the blocksdIng feet In Abemarle Sound,
eome eight OF ten miles from Plymouth,
took email torpedo boat aud started for
Plymouth On the way they found small
boat containing eix of our men, IN the river.
etatio5ed there as picket guard, but all Of
them bling asleep, they were taken prison.
e1s. Then Proceeding to Plymouth, they
fuurd the Albemar1e az her wharf, and rug
ljbg their TORPEDO boat under her amidship,
blew her up, caue1pg damage from which che
soon eunk 1tfant1y Was stationed On the
wharf, who fired on the assanl.1ng party, and
after the AloemRrle sunk, captured the whole
Of them. but no one was killed, and only one
mau wounded. There ~as po 1orce Of the
&a-&m5 n<ar Plymouth. with the exception OF
ire or ei1 gunboats On the Soundi but the
less OF the Albtmarle opened the Roanoke
to them, and hence the fall OF the town.
CAPT Roberts, It lis stated. commanded the
Albemarle. 1t is understood that th.re were
no lives lost on the Albemarle, and there
were very few men on board at the tine o1
the explosion of the torpedo.
, 1864-11-08

Latest from Gen. Grants AFmY-Th
Situation Before Ntchuonu.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoTo1Ac,
Taetoay, November
There Was quite lively time between the
plckets On the left of the line Friday night,
resulting in the loss Of q few men Oh each
eide. Yesterday a good deal of artillery fir
ing took place near the Serusalem plank
road, bnt without loss to us. Last night the
pickets in the came vicinity opened lire
shortly after dark, and kept it up sharply all
night. About II m. the rebels attempted
to advance their picket line to recover some
ground which our men took last week, but
our soldiers being wide awake made strong
objections, and for an hour or two the ex-
change Of compliments; n the shape Of lead
~as quite heavy, This T. The. old contested
ground; near; Wbar. Wa, called Fort aeli,
~here firing has been almost .incesslnt, anu
extremely hot for three months. for which
reoson the place was thus designated.
:. 4 citizen Of Richmond arrived within our
lines yesterday morning, having left that
city four days ago. Ho was In the liquor
butinees, but +: airing the authorities would
soon eeize and put him tu the army, he con-
cludea to take an unceremonious departure
ton In Richmond, Of Earroters operating
nightly in the streets, and the high prices Of
the recessaIies Of life, etc. He also slys the
rebsls In front OF Petersburg are busy min.
ibg u1der onr works, but at what point 1t
could not b. aFcertained, as strict guard is
Kept tn the vicinity, mi no cne Is allo Tcd
ntHr .hs PLACE excepting, those epg1ged IN tie
work. Very little taith Is placad Ia bis state.
mcDte. All Is quiet throughout the U1ea.. 49,
, 1864-11-08
FROM MADISON.
The Day before aus1erlitz In WiscoA7
SIN,

!spetial Dlspasch to the chicago Tribune.l
MADISON, W1s., Monday Nov. Z.
There is roustng Union meeting at the
G. capltal tonight, the last grand rally Of the
camLaIgn. The most enthu siasticand deter
mined feeling prevails among the Union men.
md no honorable means will be left uutrled
to Btcure Union victory in this city to.mor-
row. Union men confidently expect hand.
come majorities in the county. The copper
head meeting On last Saturday night was
email and dull gathering, tbs poorest ever
from ill parts Of the State Indicate that
very heavy vote will bo polled tomorrow.
If Union men work faithfully curing the day,
he count Of votes will show ths largest
Tnfon majority eyer rolled up In Wieconsln.
, 1864-11-08
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1861

tiles srs expected. An official statement
from the camp uEar Otteryiile, Oc.- :.:ls
gives Us the vote Of the 81st regiment Ilti
nG}s volunteers, the summary Of which Is ss
follows: FIR L5nc:Jn snd johnson. 26S; for
McCjflIsu snd PeLoleton, 4. Twenty.eignt
men declined to Tote, and we are told TIL
most of the men that would not Tote can he
counted for Mcclellan.
ST. LOUIS, November 7.-Genernl Rose.
crans has opened the Missouri river again
for the pass9ge of boats laden With provfs-
ions. clothing, etc, for the relief Of the dis
treesed people whom Price and bis g0erl1las
lave go cruelty robbed.
From correspondence published 1t appears
that the ocium Of quartering Mar@aduke,
Cabel1, and the accompanying rebel Colonsls
ut Barnum's hotel, Whlle IN This city, attach
es to Colonel Cole, having The prisoners In
charge. Capt. Enet, SENIOR Adjatant Of this
Department. orderzd them to be taken tn
the Gratiot street prison, but the Colonel
re1uetd. on The ground that the cap1lTes had
been pa1o1ef, and 1t would be violation Of
their parole to take them to prison.
Iowa Commissioners of Election have ar.
rived here, and are bnsily; tngBged in ar
5sDetng for taking the soldiers vote on
AL the mounted military force In the
wette1n patt OF the diatrict OF North Mi.aou-
ri are utter marching orders, and will I'M
mediately start on a grand guerrilla hunt
under General Craig in person. The entire
country tetWe;n St Joseph and the North
NiEeGuti rai1road ill be cleared under the
mott stringent orGers from St. Louis regard
ing the treatment of rebels
4 private dispatEh IRON Cairo EaYs tho
steamer James White, belonging to the At
lantic and MisstRRfppi steamship company,
BuEk ut Island No. 10. She was valued al
one buudred and twenty Thousand dollars !;
injured for eighty thousand.
The steamer Rudolph, engaged in the Keo-
kuk passenger tIaae, sunk at the mouth OF
The Illinois river on Friday; also ths Llllta
Morton FUNK ut Augusta, 10 the Mes 3uri
river, 5estercay. The Two latter boxta we're
stern WheeleIe, OF no great value.
FROM BOSTON.
Good News from our Blue Jackets
Arrival Of the. e.Kea1sarge-Cnptur Of
the Rebel F1rAte Florida.
Bosroa, Monday. Nov. Z.
The q. s. steamer Keazsarge, Capt. Win
GLOW, srriyed at this port today from
St. Thomas October 81.
She briggs eight Of the crew and the sur
geon Of the pirnte steamer Florida, captured
by the O. y. steamsr Wachusett, In the bay
of st. Salvador, Brazil, Oct. 7th. Fifty-eight
Of the crew and twelve officers of the pirate
were captured without the loss OF man.
The Wachusett, with the Florida, was to
leave st. Thomas on tie I'd inst.
, 1864-11-08

Magnificent Union Rally Mt Urhann-
NPee ches by Gen. UGiesby and Hon
j. D.. Ward,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbane.1
UBnAHA, ILL.,, Monday, Oct 7.
To-day has b en- great doy for Champaign
cou1ty. A magnificent Union demonstra-
ton to4k place here. The people were out
in force. Probably over ten thousand were
present. The procession was amost notlca~
bic feature Of the affair." It was two miles
long and aboundsd win substantial proofs
Of The 10y atty Of our people. The farmers
were: ont. In force. Dick 0glesby outdid
blmse1f in one Of the happiest speeches Of
the campaign. Hon. ]: D. Ward Of Chicago
made very happy and telling speech. We
shall send sou q good account from old
Champaign tomorrow.
, 1864-11-08

family and property. If those ten Thousand
rehe.s bad been let loose By the Copperhead
peace tnesks to sack and gut the town at
their pleasure? 6nch was their plau. To
the i1tsrposition Of Providence we are IN
debhd fo- unercifu1 de1iverance from the
0u1 disaster.
, 1864-11-08
Serious Ekuilroud accident.

SeF1Ou8 Ru1lF0H1 ACc1UcHH.
CA111coos, N. T., Monday, Nov. 6.-The
express train from Dunkirk this morning was
thfown down an enbankment 40 feet By the
displacement of switch. The folio ring il
q list OF casualties:
KILLED..
Mr.. Clark, agent Of the n. 7. r T. depart
nj 1T, Arthur J. Bach machinist, Jervie,
of N, T.; Freeman Darager, OF Stockport;
CREDIBLE, soldier Of the 143d N. 7. vols.
WOUNDED.
Cbae. Il. Burr, Co. B, 1ssth n. T.; the en-
Cipeer of the train was seriously hnrt; there
were also 4G Others whose names were not
known
or theeeSa pumber have bern dancrously
injured under the debris, who could be seen,
ard pumber Of hodlea had not Jet been re-
ltasld frum the wreck.
, 1864-11-08

k@ II correspondent VI &uc n T. 13N43
says Of the Copperlead outrage Of The sol
Mets:
1he people Of the North cannot conceive
The Indignation felt and expressed among the
soldiers at this flagrant breaking Of the laws.
The news arrived in the different camps Just
after tie army had returned from what at
Of tie volunteers when they found that while
they ere r,sking their precious lives in de-
fenee Of tpelr country and their iag, parcel
of cirty towards and miserable tlickstere
had been busy at work defeating the immense
majority that rad bten sent by the mall be-
f.re they went ont to do battle for the cause,
, 1864-11-08

w Americans are you willing to vote for
mel who would sell your country to En-
eIlsh capitalists? II not, then cast your vote
for the Union and freedom.
, 1864-11-08

.E How does it happen that all the rebel
conepirators and' sympathisers belong to the
Democratic partys Reader, IT you are 10y
al Democrat, ponder on this before you cast
your vote to-day.
, 1864-11-08

Citizens of Illinois, imagine the cheers
that will 60 up In the camp of JEFF. Davis
and his crew, when they hear that Illinois has
voted TOR the Peace-eneak candidates. What
fov would there be in the rebel capital.
Think Of this when you 60 to the polls.
, 1864-11-08

w Said Henry Clay Dean: "The elec-
ttop Of Mcclellan quaehes our entire indict-
me,t arhfIst the administration"
, 1864-11-08

w- It is eaid that the editor Of tue Chi
cage Times is abont to bring libel suit
az, inst jeff. Davis for undertaking the SER
v1ces rendered By the former to the "con-
federacy." The following Objectionable re-
nark in JEFF. Davls'lepesch at Augusta giEes
rise to the cause Of action:
We must beat Sherman. re nnst march 1n!o
Tenneese1-then We will draw from twenty t1nns-
md to thirty thousand to cut etandafa. Ano 70
the banks OF the Ohlc. .aEd thus ftVe the peace
parry OF the Eorthan Accretion no puny ed*tordt
fiA 1ltk.4'
, 1864-11-08

; F When about to cast your ballot for
Little Mcclellan, pause and remember what
1he Charleston 1Eereusy says: His (McC.'e)
election upon the Chicago platform, will
Trad to peace and our Independence.
, 1864-11-08
Qbifaoo Gribn11e.
TODAY.

TODAY.
The duty or to day may lot be postponed.
The history Of To-day will be irteroc-b,y
recorded by the going down of the sun,
1oyal reader, what shall be written Of Won,
sha,e In It's ,s.ufgY Arr yop rsaav tn st.na
in yopr place and do vonr dnv hy the Re.
uub,icP To.cav f. nav br dane. To.mor~
row Won NAV moun ov.r n an TN late
To-Day is t, he tes.ed +he ,ove NJ +hfs neon,a
for their country. our devotion to its inter
ests, our patteuce Under sacrifice, our hope
of The speedy reward of a rescued land.
TT til the reelection Of Abraham Ltucola
TO day will be vindicated the principle OF
go f'goVernment-WW be secured the crown
IN proof that a government OF Inc people
M within itself the power OF seli-pre=erVa"
1oL "1la Inc oe1ca1 OF Lie Cause o1 LID
crty and 10. alty, The hands On the olat OF
CIVILIZATION Will be set century backward,
o pe'o- 1 N'Po ~ W. AA'.'e
o'aseeo' VIII LUZ e'ce'aoo Aost so-oa9' LUG
succetses VI 1o1ee ca'1pa's"s WILL W 'n1o"a
AVA the olooo ot our heroes "Asteo' Inc
g1@e - o't 4a''en Bulls ano o1o'uets "14tteo
au over Witn lac epltaph, IN s9in. WlIa
the election lost to-day, the victorious arms
of onr military nower stretched far a.ross
recovered territory aud clutch{ae the shrink
inp heart Of tbe reht.1ion' will lie nerre,ess
and blasttd. Our flag will drooo in the
heart Of Georria. and the rtcam of the stars
and stripes 1alc before the derIsion of our
focs in Charleston and Richmond.
4 little more an 1 the end ve gre all prav-
inn for ia reachea A ,,++,a mora md +ha
l,e.,,hoa eorad,.,oa .+o.as of ~. paa,,u.
,re ra:,o,d and the atm .tnr, tn r.se fa1r
+hp,eo, utu e.ard s+ronr in p,,s+ xr,t,o..
nne s,a,u or blem,sh of Wrong. A little
p,o,e-and tlat little is In tbs hands of this
roon,. to-day s,,a,, II nc ,os,p Fathers
.ons ,n5 ,,rothers of those WIN h ve fscea the
stcan,r dangers of the crlsis. and Welded m
+ocir lives 10 rain tie eucceases whose
e,ox,ine achievement wa,ts on to .days IT
will cost ven TO-DAY. G.ye it chaerfa,l7. po
xou shrink from toi]sos,e waiting in linz FIR
,.onr +nrr st the ba,,ot hovs Th3,t NJ
the noble soldiers Of the uo,on who have
w,itsd IN line Of battle in tbe fsce of deadly
dengpr. Trne. il NAV rain. Init what ,uclpm
cn:es of the season eyer turued hack onr
hoxa !, b,n.y 10 not Wild to-day +, tho
s,,thfu, and fndolent surreat,ons. the selfish
md na1trv motives for.whtch vou hare :,
times past barterea yonr vote, no. shrink
f-on ,,a,nta,ninp and protecttrc all the c,t,.
ror -;,,,t. ri to-day stand arrnhr the c,,1
, 1864-11-08

TIE prsiees Of this v'giisut aud untiring
cticer a.e on every tongue. Those whose
homes have teen eaved from mldni1ht 1pfl-
laEe and confagrati~n, whose families have
betn rescued from perfect carnival Of hor-
rorB. By his promptness aud energy, will
hold the name Of Col B. J. Sweet in ever
lasting gratitude When the story OF this
hiGeous conspiracy to let loose nine thou
eand cut throats upon delenselees city,
comes to be written, people will not only
appreciate the magnitude Of the danger
which bus been ayertsd from them by the
cotl head and steady nerve Of one man con-
para'1ve1y unknown to them, but they will
be astonished at the perseverance, and skill
with which the plot has beea ferreted out,
and the ringleadcrs tracked to their cover.
A feeling OF confidence, beRotten Of the de-
cie1ye movements Of the military authorities,
hse slready overspread the city, and men
br. athe with the fretdom which grows OF
tht knowledge that a strone hand holds the
te}m.
, 1864-11-08
F1 ON Urbana--Important
Union Rally.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
HEXICQ..-1hE REBEL
LAST DITCH NOW
Opening.
From New York--0ur Midnight
Djspatch--lIighly tmpor-
tant News Sum-
mary.
Capture Of the Rebel Pirate
Florida with Htr Chew
and Officers.


Especial Dis<Atch to the Chicago Tribunal .
WARRINGTON, Monday, Nov. Z, 1861
MCCLELLAN NOT RESIGNED.
Tba reror4 that a1afor General AfrC1e11sn
~ ~ 1x.aa1,,, 1,;.a,f,.-s
aae eeaseo ~ ee one ~ 4+lneun u1eA1,
By rendering bis resignation, is untrue. He
is still patriot1cally serving his country by
d,awinn 80 oo0 ner vear from the Treasury
for doing nothing.
POLITICAL
Adv}ces from all paris are encouraging
The heavy raina, II continued, will be some
, 1864-11-08

B We learn that another Of Mr. sey.
mopr's agents has taken large number OF
proxies at Chattanooga, withou: the oath
hav3rg' been taken before proper officer.
The Totfe are intended for New York c,tv.
, 1864-11-08

ET Gen. Sherman eays:.
ITO stop the war We must defeat the rebel
armiee."
Gen. Mcclellan SAYS:
To etop the war We mus. "Exhauat the
RESOURCES of atateemanship.''