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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19
Heod Getting Wors,cd.

WAN DtrAxrsrNr, Tuesday, OCT. ~, 1854
Maj- Gen. DIX; The following despatch has
Barn received;
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Monday. Oct. l7-3p. m
Hoods main force wa. shoai Lafayette last night
ssd Sherman at Ships Gap.
The report Of yesterday that Hood was approaching
Carpenters Ferry mistake. lie had no! creased
Lockout Mountain iss. night
u. NJ. s HoTrLD. Maj.-Gen
Another official dispatch dated a! Chattanooga yes
tsrasy. IL as follows
"Ileit 6ea. Thomas Of ships Gap IN T,y!ors Ridge
a. dark last night. The general aSd army sre oil right
end in the best OF spirits. Hood won't fight thoagh
sftred repeatedly His dreadful repnlss at Alstoona
Ass nsde him yeIy cautions,
Gen Slocum il all right at Atlantis with plenty Of
ssvvisionf and forage.
Hoods raid la, produced military result IS vet.
ali ho wants 70 invade Tennessee ~ he has promised
ID men, he viii lose by des.Itien twice az many IS La
las captured.
"The losses in thns far have been In our favor.
"Heoi demanded over his own signature, the slrrea
Gar Of Resaca and Dalton. and sad that surrendered
ias white officer. and men would DO psro.ed in Few
Ssys, but that the post xerc carried by assault no
prtsoners would be taken.
irene IL all right"
ca. dana, Acting Sec. q War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19
The War In Georgia.

NASHVILLE. Tuesday. Oct. "a leGf.
hoods army has destroyed the railroad for %
.nss between Tunnsl Hill and Pesses. lro between
zig shan.y and Alatoons.
TIE Rebel commander denArded the surrender Of
asssca threatening the garrison with death II hs CON-
E.nd was not complied with. Col Weaver OF the SIN
Ohio commanding tie post refused 10 surrender AfeI
some brisk diminishing the Rebel force withdrew.
The enemy adv anccd upon Dalton, Which was srr'
sendcrcd without sho. hy Col johnson Of the 44ih
United States Colored Infantry, who could have easily
held the town IL so disposed.
Tunnel Hill wa. unmolesied. Tie car: and building
Il that station were destroyed
From that point Hood went south@ard on the road
ard ives confronted by lie eth Corps under Gen stan
isy at Snake Greek Gap, Severe lighting ea,ced The
result "a not oitaInnble
Bcaregard is reported 10 be tie Commander in'Chei
Of the Army Of the Mississippi, Hood being OILY inc
commander Of this Department.
Sherman is watching every move Of bis Antagonist
and important operations may he expected soon hom
that quarter.
Dispatch this morning reports Hood at somerviie.
No reynfoTesmsnts have reached him. AID LIS militia
bare nearly ali deserted him. Prominent military men
believe that the Rebel movements VII result dlsas-
Eoasly TO them.
Some Rebel force Is reported az Cedar HID, near
Spin siicd Tenn, under Holmos The gneFIiAas nave
opened recruiting camp there.
Tie river has raised five feet the Hsrprth Shosls'
hit Z, rog falling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19
rre,, the Shenandoah valley.

PBHADFLYsIA, Tuesday Oct. -, 1854.
Ike BuR,tib save; gentleman who left Win
ssrster last Saturday erots hat here vas good deal
e. skirmishing with gaerr.lias in the Valley bni
sotiug serious Lad occurred, and tie supply irainT
we're moving regularly with strong escorts
On Friday last orr pickets a. h@tinspurg were
krisen in by guerrilla force.
Kleyen guns, capturod rom tho Rebes by Sheridan.
had srIived az Winchester. ind Friday two more
IN. They wcrc formerly Uaitod States guns and
probably obtained al tire seizure Of our aIsenals
fOrts, &c, by tie Rebels
Sheridan was sending in large drOEss ofesptuTed
szsn sheep &c. TIE distraction Of mills barns. &c.
vas soins 70 that the Rebels will longer 10 able
&c r. lnialn themselves IN tie valley.
A large f0roe Of troops had been cent to Front
Acysl 70 guard the railroad which 10 TO be opened 10
@Anssaas Junction. 50 TO sccrs Communication With
Alexandria The repairs Of the road have already been
SirJlsied 10 RsetoItOwn 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19
From the Mississippi.

CAIRO Tuesday. Oct. ls. 1864,
Three steamers have arrived from New.Or-
lean. with qhcat 90 bales Of cotton.
Great excitement prevailed ut Memphis. Sunday
evening in consequence q expected attack on thc
city b strong body Of FORESTS forces reported TO he
only short distance from the city. Every preparation
was being made 10 defend ihe place.
The steamer Julia brought 30 sick soldiers from
Baon Rouge and the White River for the Mound City
Hospital.
The steamer CITY Of Memphis fred into from The
Missouri sho.e IL miles below here, la. nobody wa
hurt
The steamer Morning Star arrived from New Orleans
on tie evening Of the 10Th.
1t Is estimated that during the past eight month";
10 800 refugees men. women and children have arrived
a: Memphis. so of whom have been sent TO Cairo
They have been received hero by en sgcnt, Who pro-
ydes them with food and shelter and transportation 70
any point north Of the Ohio which they may select Tor
home or those received at Memphis A. 500 were over
the AGO Of fourteen, $500 under-ncaIy every steamer
fiom below brings up number Of that class.
General Forrest is reported 70 have been seen ily
miles back II raieeab, or Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19
Uas.. priseaers ira RiehBsoud Paroied TO
Vote for Mcclellan.
COTrespon5sncs q Tn y. }. Irhiir
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Oct. II. 1894

PHILADELPHIA Monday. Oct. IL. 1854.
The Republican Press throughout the North
have frequently called the attention OF ID" ubc 10 INC
fact that the Rebels In Richmond and all through We
soub are hopefully boxing and praying for tie election
Of Mcclellan IL November ard arc doing all in 'hois
power 70 elect The Hero OF Malvern hil" to tho
highest Office In the gin Of the people. Az further evi
deace Of this Mr. L. II. Coates. who addT0s'od largo
and enthgSlas!ic meeting In Union League Hail. ID
thi. city IN Saturday evening last stated that TS'
tive Of b.. now living In Lancaster County Penn who
ha, recently been raroed by the Rebels nicIu'ed nun
.bn. the Eichmonl authorities caused an examination
10 be made OF AL The Union TrisoneFs IN kehnoAd anu
Rne Yrl 10 GET The s,use Of tho soldiers On the great
Issues now before the people Of tAo NORTH before th"y
wero removed 20 safer quarters OF p2Toed appears
ha, tbs night before the examination took place some
OF the prisoners got hint Of the dodge about to DO
ursoticcd by the McCleanites In Richmond ana "eIe
prspared On the following morning On of'oor oaI'o
round and addressed tbs soldier about rs icIowf;
wen Yank. how 90 you feel to-da'F moi Fety
well ] wish I was out Of here" Il suppose you doi
YOU would like 10 be home 70 vote for Lincoln next NO
vember wouldn't your " No. sir. ~ ~. W." ""ni"
like 10 DO home 10 vote INT FOR Lincoln Ills "oie
not FOR him, wonld 10. be here today" lana VINO
wonld vou vote for. pray. II not foT Lincon'' ID
vote Tor JItie Mac tue '''n 'H' " - -,
this war at once aud settle the matter Tor ever
.Whot "a your nane yong man + TX T. W,
Sir" IAN right III zee ii 1 can't have you poloed
and ,ept home 10 your friends" Tie offcsroit' nnd
10 the great jos Of Mr. w.. he we' pnroed nert DAY
,sltb olher McCenanites while those who Were foolish
euonzh TO show their preference for Mt Lincoln were
REMOVED further South Tor safe keeping.
Thls young man is now ac'lousy working 'or rue
election Of Lincoln sud Johnson snd unes. the signs
Of the Times deceive Us wonderfully they VIII DO c'ec'
e.. DESPITE tie efforts Of Mcclellan and bis Richmond
friends 10 defeat them. LiShf'
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Union majority last year I.C3f; Democratic majority
this year. 5s7a Union Toss on majority, '5ia.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ON THE HOME VOTE.
Should tie mejorltles above hold good, snd oil but
throo or four COMMITTEES said TO % ces. they VIII
make Democratic majority Of ssres Hdrsd and Fifty
oas thu Homo Nots.
Last Saturday tie Chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee issued . manifesto. In which he s,id'
I'VE have triumphed in the State BY majority OF
srsa 20 tea thousand in the Homo vote The vote OF the
soderr the hospitals and in the army mny may not
reduce this aggregate"
Having settled pretty satisfactorily the facts as to
the Home Vote we await the Canvass OF that cast BY
TIE bows In camp and look for another bulletin from C.
l.. Ward giving Us 10 know whether they did or did
not reduce he sggrcgateuOt of to ten thousand
but Of about seven hundred.
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FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
ro0WS RETREAT CONFIRMED.
OUR ARMY ALL RiGH''
wNnrv.E1wrNr w.suworoy' IA T.
Tuesday, Oct. IS. leet-J = m

Tuesday Oct. IS. leoi-9i. n.
Ma; Gen. DIX: The subjoined dispatches
,.,. reached the Department this sftorroon'
E,suv,Iy Tenn. Monday. Oct. Il. le6;--f = m.
Tn. following dispatch has been received hom Gen.
"snYrs' Gar. Oct. 10, 1855 7. u.
I'VE took ships' Gsp today, capturing part of the
..,A North Carolina Two ccrps represented TO be
=, LAFAYETTE and one went South FROM ViarOva Plain
rhsy osstructes Snake Greek Pass 10 delay oT trains
IN, by to morrow can move IN any direction.
wv. r. sHrxsss, MAJ. Gen.
"Dsssrtsr fresh Hoods army report his force at 30
go The strength Of hi, cavalry Is moi known, There
NJ additional ne Ms from the Tennessee River except
AAs Roddy's ftoces moved rom T0scumba yesterday
go. II. THOMAS. MslcT-Gen."
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. u, 1910 ?. n
Tho rear ot Hoods army LEFT Lafayette gong
sesth at daylight this morning.
~. r. SCIOFnIp. MeiorG
Tie country south and southwest Of Lafayette e IT
..ssipe difficult for an inferior army figogcuss pur
xrod, consisting of narrow valleys. parallel 70 tho
,,pses 81 Taylors Ridge and Lockout Mountain. broker
byrough hills and destitute vi food for man or beast
spti you reach the Cooss River distance equal K
nyes days forced marches. {. \. DAst,
Acting Secretary VI War.
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Vermont Politics.

MONTPELIER, W.. Tuesday. Oct. ~ 1894.
The General Asicmhly this afternoon elected
ths following State onlcer, Secretary Of state Goo
". Bailcy. mot soptphirI soTg'arha t Arms I" J.
Camp OF Montpelier; Auditor Of Accounts d. Stewart
Of Mdllebaryi superintendent OF sieie Prison ). y
Pollard Of Chester Commissioner Of the asAne' D.
Warner Of Noa Haven; Bani. Csnm'.aonof' A. l.
Camp Of Stove; Railroad Conm!'sioner' q. II. Rec o
son.h Horo; Adlaiant General p y. W"slharo' o
wood,tock; Quartermsster General Col. Pcrley Is
Pltkin Of Nev-Depot (QdartcTmsstor at City Poil
Va. Judge Advocate General. j. s. Marcy OF hoyA'
ton; Directors OF Tho State Prison. Daniel s'evens
Windsor, :. Morton Johnson and Pitt W. hyde o
Cas,lcton.
Ths State sandeJ .sctOd Unaas II nov holding ~
sgnusl meeting le.A
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Frcsn Iouisviile.

LOUISVILLE KY Tuesday, Oct re. 1854
TIE N,,o Al5any (Md.) Ledger of this evening
publishes = report which 1t deems reliable, that from
100 20 200 gatrrlllas under Kinds who made raid
into Indiana. near Leayenworth last year. have con
cea.raed near Eradenbgrg Ky., and portion Of them
had entered tie town ard robbed the citizens OF sc
amount Of auabc property.
The paper says the steamer j. {. Swan. on
Sunday morning. while lying At stowhend, on tie
Cumberland River. exploded lei boiler. and became o
total wreck.
large number Of persons were killed. iroluding
Capt. j. ID. Smith, john Elliot, and Mr. Harrison.
pilot and MI Graves the mate. and Mr. I0rgcrson.
passenger. Two deck bands were found. aud buried
on TIE Island. Five passenger, and soldiers are mis-.
sing.
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FROM sUEHpDAS's ARMY.

pssei. Dispstei 70 The ". !. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Oct. le, 1864.
r. s. writes here under date, Headquarters
Array Of Middle Military Disi.lon, near sirssbarg Vs
Cot a:
''Ths Rebel army Is believed 10 be about 2.oJl
strong. and IN command OIL sstrcet.
"Ogr loses IN klged and wounded yesterday were
aboat 600 besides 20 missing chiefly In Thoburns
Division, Crooks command.
"The body Of Col. Wells wss found a. tho Church
Bospitsl in strasburg. and brought OF. The wounded
wsre mostly sent to Winchester. The enemy occupies
xaksT's Hill"