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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

- CTRAYED from the subscriber living
Z1\O in Upton. some time in last May, .
c" SORKEL COLT,
two years cid next spring. hind feet white up to
the shank, white star in the forehead and little
white on one Of the fore feet.
liberal reward will be paid any one return.
ing or giving Information where said colt can
be found. EDWARD KENNEY.
Upton, Iowa, Nov. 18th. 1864.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

MrscAr,xR MARKRr. Nov. l6.-Spring wheat
81 40; Fall Sl,s0dfl,5 SIS; Oats 50c.; Corn. Coo.
rye 7S6sOc.: Barley $l,2s: Potatoea 00QsOc.;
Oaiops 81 IS; Bsaas 81, 75oi, 50; Live negs s0s
etc. per pound.
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A rebel telegraph dispatch from Ss-
vannah, Ca, says that Col. milford and
Capt. Hu.zel, the Union and rebel Ex-
change COMMISSIONER had % entirely
satisfactory interview on tho Savannah
river, on Friday last, 10 referance to the
exchange of 10000 prisoners on each
side, and that the transfer Of them to
their respective authorities would com.
mence on the next day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17
0UARDIAN,a NO11CR.

B Notice 10 hereby givsa tAst there 10 nev -
file In the County Court 81 Cedar eouAsy. lew.
petition Of Caleb Hswlsy. glasdian Of Latham
that the said guesdiaa b snthssissd - cell NE
real sssats Of said wards, sad thst soi1 petleeA
will b for hearing q the nsxt tssn u soaG
eossts On he 3eth day Of Nov. lstI.
a46w3 ]. G. BETTE Go. Jed0e.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

NEVER DEspAIR.-Many young
housewife has given up in despair after
repeated attempts to make light bread and
biscuit, because she bad not the right
material. After procuring DeLsnd h
Co.'S Chemical Saleratus there Was 20
difficulty in having light and wholesome
bread. So never despair, you who have
not yet used this Saleratus, but call on
your grocer to ssll il, sod once used, you
will have no ether. Ell
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17
FUR NITuRE!
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THE SUBSCRIBER having Leased the p.enis.
Il ses, can be found at the old ssaad 81 WI.
Bagley. where be will keep supply Of Oh articles
in lis line, at LOWER FIGURES than he saae
article can be bought for elsewhere. He.is Dss,,
pared to
MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE ALL
b ARTICLES OF FURNITURE
that may he wanted. CARVING win be done II
the best manner. He win also attend 20 repair.
ing such articles ~ above msat31neA. 3 & Il Il
Special attention vii b paid 70 the
ManulactuTe G. Of CoGnG.
Every effort will b nads 10 satisfy his pas.
rons - to price aud quality.
All - Axls b . Faig TsloIs
eIn Brick Block south Of ths Court ao1Do
square. ..545..
Upton. Oct stA, 's9. MARCUS n1AcH.
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Tho Clinton Hsral1 Of last Saturday
says that the superstructnrs for the hrss
span Of the railroad bridge, on the Little
Rock Island side 10 now being placed 10
position.
-Des Moines city Is soon to be light.
ed with gas. The gas works are nearly
completed, and the pipes are being layed
The whole cost Of works and pipes viii
amount to twenty Eve thousand dollars.
The citizens Of Dubuque, under the
lead Of the Mayor, have subscribed 02,-
500 toxards fund to secure the lighting
of the streets, and provide police pa
troll at night. These measures had be-
come indispensable in consequence Of the
great increase Of crime.
The New York Post says the gun
boat Gust, built there for the japanese
Government is detained, under protest Of
the British minister, owing to the i'm.
pending hostilities growing out Of the
demand by the Governments Of the Uni.
ted States, England, France and Holland
for the opening of the japan inland eea.
An allied fleet has gone ere this to force
ID opening.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

England who came TO this county 20 az
tend the yearly meeting. at Baltimore
and North Carolina. wero nnoa apphca,
ton to the President. furnished passes
through our lines for that purpose, but
we're refused admittsnce within tho rsb.
Ell lines and have consequently returned
to Baltimore. .a@
Tho Sunday Mercury has what pur.
ports to be translation from Bahia pa
per, relative to the capture Of the Florida,
il says: After tbs seizure 81 the vessel
she was tied to the Wachusett, whose
commander at once prepased for SEA-
The small guns of the Florida snd crew
we're removed TO the Wachusett, and =
portion of her engines taken away to pre-
vent escaping As she was going out
the people gathered on shore, and bat
teries were levcled at the vessel Some
of the men on the Wachusstt then fred
revolvers at the spectators, which incrcas.
ed the excitement, but the vessel left.
The Mercury says the residence Of the
American Consul General At Bahia was
mobbed by the populsce aud our minis.
ter compelled to put to ses, having been
virtually driven out Of the empire. We
understand, slso Brasillian authorities
were compelled to call out the troops 10
order to suppress riot.
by Steamer Arago just arrived from
Memphis with 1913 bales cotton, We have
dates from below to the afternoon Of the
10th. On Sunday last . considerable
number Of guerilias were At Germantown,
on the Charleston Railroad, and their
presence prevented any election being
held there. Parties bringing cottea to
, 1864-09-23
FROM, TEE SHENANDOAH.
Further Details Of sherldan,a Late
Victory.

NEW -ToRk, Tbursdag, Sept. 22.-The Htro!d's
correspondent with Sheridan, II his accouut Of the
Ersat victory, Eays:
I'll, who drore In their pickets. At the eame time,
however, bflsk firing VI. heard on The lett. Are--
I'll then ,orued hts whole division and advanced.
proved to be Impodens force Of refreshing cavalry
Jnet q! our artillery WAS brought up, and opened
d1e this force Ecan2cred of In the most rtdtcu:ous
mnnnss Anothes e %ad ana rhs
opened nr1sffy. and was responded toby Wles'5.
AFeIilt sEuuC his force round to bring 1t
the rear ot the rebel artillery. At the same time
OFT ft.'nt pressed forward.
SimpitaL eo1R with these movements hank1ng
column wae sent around to the left. The enemy
lccantc conlu.cd, and VIC pressed forward, eieueed
1ettt artillery and drove of their supporting tnnu-
t1r. This movement broueht about 9 junction OF
AEcrl!i'e and cCstals lo1cee, who had crossed the
creek h:sher np. They bad not mel 50 much oppo-
heavy fo1ce which they attacked vigorously. while
Arrrll was erowding the enemy from an opposite
direction, 1olrIug then. to get out their po
en thc risht Of he pikc Msrrtt's division On the
te1t Of ii; Cuetar's brigade o. MerEitt's right:
efd ToEe1l's on the e1treme lett- Tins formed.
iornd in ii5e.- We sdvsnced to drive It, When tss
tnemY made 3 charge against onr lett center,
striking inll o. crstar7 front, Aa this eetnmn ap
proached We, prepared to meet II. sabers ~:re
their sabcrs fnshInY. ind With hidcoua Yelss scat
teftrE Themselves 70 a* to make thcit lna attack
as dsrceiv a. poesIhle. Juet. ar they got within
p:s,o: range OF custar, his brigade vent forward
'He lets!y upon the ioe. Then, too, the OF Aver
Ills line dashcd forward to aank the sttacktc- par
u. The rebels could 1ot 4taud this attack, care
way, md on went oar chargers, cutting md SLASH
ing through their rsnkr. About this time the
IVES constant 6ehting. Charging, &C. becane fre
qurnt a9ong the whole line At ono and tha came
fine. sehoon's b,tgsoe, o. Ayeril's division.
charatd ssd lock a;lutEied hill in Tfc;v OF ,WIn-
chester. .'Pc%e.Is brigade, of,the same division,
was making md 1ecrivine ehargca under heary fire
from Fort Jackson: Wels's sItt3!erT was engaged
In ehellirc u 1cdoubt in front OF Winchester. Mer
t!on on the leR Of the pike. Crooks corps Wes ad
yancirr and attaching the rebel batteries on the
opposite side Of Red Bird Creek. Emory's cOsps
was pouring rapid fire In Oh the left Of Crook
, 1864-09-23
TIE KsE;eT CAM pAEGN DOC.
UM EVT.

One Hundred Thousand Copies Al
ready Sold.
We CAN NOW FILL ORDERS THE SAME
OAK THEY ARE RECEIVED
The Tribune compilation Of gems uf the late
Eoplcrh.ad coDssuinn in this city. 10 WHICH
rttcrcncc ls .fsen to extracts from the reports OF
The Chicago 7In1x. II having an Imf1enes c1rcuia
tlol and ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CoP1Ee hspe
hecn so'd l. gives the cssvuca OF the treasonable
GttCrancc- O.
EAlIandlGh2m%
RcrnApn" Woods
Cox nnd I~nc,
R1ndcsn and Seymour,
1larrt%, OF Maryland.
~ackllfles OF Kentucky.
wi,h the 'eFeer LIGHT Of the boEus Democracy on
that occasion. Let 1hr eye OPENER to THE Intention
Of the fcace Sneaks be accd II the hauds Of every
loyal vo1ef~
Sent by Hrprees at Two Dollars per
a1undIcd.
+ Let Unlon men circulate 1t everywhere, espe
'cta1iy
T Among Our Boys In the Army IA
Orders accompanied BY tue cash = III he filed In
the order In Which 1heY are received.
Address CHICAGO TRIBUNE COMPANY.
, 1864-09-23
TIE ENAXLRDAD CALAMITY
Further md Appalling Horrors Of tho
hccent Acccucrit on &hc Penn. RAM
road

Pu1Apupu1A, Thursday, Sept. a2.-From IN
Ohio gentleman, passenger 90 the wrecked train,
accident on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
The trail left Pistanuze at nine O'Clock On Tncs-
day night. aud 9; o'cl3cx next mQsninx ran into
a freis ht train, demol1shing the engine, and land.
cd the baggage car On the Top Of the dsst paaeeu-
cG car. which Immediately causht IRE Our In
fornaht ttatesth6t the foremost car, In which the
lott was greatest wond contstn aoout sixty pAs.
eeenetts, and but seven or eight arc known to
hase e-eaped. The doors were locked The car
w Mae E crushed and partly covered With the wreck Of
,ae ,h paecaee cas. Cosls from tho locomotive fired
Ae baggage caf, which WIS communicated to the
rs1.;1s; 81: snd canssd explosion Of heKas
70 That Oily the charred 1emains could be fo2nd,
@nleh WGo oey9rd Identification. The conductor
vac recoRnized BY biz keys a1x or seven who still
lived when Mr; Coz se1ee LETT were In -uch physical
The passengers in tue thlr and fou,th rs,. We,e
eased without ittury, hut the cars themselyes were
burned. "@'S
Mr. Converse thinks more lives might harc h.,r
soved II the car doort had not been lockea .The
survivors the number Of eighty si3. enbscrheS
to statement to that effect
, 1864-09-23
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1864.

bu1 dreds Of his ferner political friends and ass,.
c1ates thst the Democratic party bas foE.aken tue
fendtd, has b. come tbs abcuar Of rebcldom and
tteaeon'hy creating difseusluus anon: ths prop1e
Of the loy13 Statt e, md opposing the government
IN tts thurts to suppress the rebellion which
ttrt atens the life Of tie nation.
The Lincoln and 0e}esby Club OF Elmwooj, Of
which HnEh AEneeon, liye Union man and
has e5tc1ed q beautiful AID commoG,ou. w,ew an
for the purposes Of Tue campaign, and arc thor
oueh]y alive to the present cou1e,t and determined
cay. Ere1ypzospect Is bright and every Indication
Prepare to be agreeahly surprised whcn the votes
, 1864-09-23
THE WAR IN GEORGIA. :
Tho TFucc-Exchauge ofPrlsonere. &c

Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Tribune.1
CHATTANOOGA, Tburnday; Sept a. =
DeEe1te1s are very numerous. Thirty of the
gCard Of one hundred sent to Rough and Ready
to receive citizens sent South uuder the exciting
truce have come irto our lines. =,
Sherman and Hood ere exchanging prisoners at
Rough Al RendY.
1t is understood that we get Msj fGen. Stone
man for Brig. Gen. Gosen, taken at Jouesboro.
ov.Rrown hzs dirbanded the State n1iista and
tent them home to get In their sorghum.
CHATTANOOGA, Thursday, Sept aa.-Gcn. Sher.
mar, ~ SPECIAL arrangement with Hood. hss at.
5tcted The ez1hance Of s, Q30 prisonera ONT ~
tsok the oath. .0"
Of hundred picked men who were dn dusY With
the flag Of truce, at Rough and Ready, tw eptr oae
d dtrefttd-a ID index OF Hood,s army. =.
The truce betweet Sherman and Hood exn,red
to.cay. ont ~lil be EXTENDED several days TO com
plcte tic remoral of famlsiet.
, 1864-09-23
FROM PEORIA COUNTY.
Cen. O:lcsbF ht the Rlmwood Gather
1nE Yesterday.


Especial Dlspaten to the Chlc.go Trlhune-1
E1AwooD, Peoria Co Thursday, Sept. p:
TIE meeting here to dsy although nos in the
regular list Of announcements for Gen. Oglesby,
and therefore no. 20 widely aayc1tieed, WIS in
point Of numbers and e-1husiasm splcndld and
most cheering aucccss. Large numbers were
prcsent from Bloomfield, Fsrnipstou. Yntes CIkY,
GalesburR, and !! Eeemed the entire popu!ation Of
this beautiful little city OF Elmwpud.
hare rarely Efen an audience more thoroughly
In earnest or more bearti.y re:nonsEVr 10 tie
1at1iotic expressions Of the epc4kcr.
Cen oeleshy wss the chief orsior of the dsv.
and delivered = moet splendid and teliing nrR1!|
Democracy OF the coattrJ 1n genera.
=. lie wns frequently. interrupted by cheers, boIe-
ttsuus opplauee md upon retiring 1rat rreeted by
three times THREE and three mora from an audlence
excited beyondh1l control.
Daring ;hs speech the General took occasion to
cont1adic. the report induet1louely circulated bY
his desperate and dishonest opponents lhat he
sull held a Major Generals cun1ui.s:ou tn the
Arpy, which every MED acquainted With the facts
or GfEniug information knows or micht haye
k1oWn was q deliberate -and elanderou* false.
hncd.
Gen. oelekby Was fncceedca bv NM Gen Prem
tifs. c0l. Z. ). lrger-tl Dodge, Hon. c. Greeley,
E. i: Sloan, Esq., and other able epeakers
Judce scatee. lifelong Democrat. +x-Jpdee of
OR Sxprrme Court. and widely known throughout
tbe si4te ae nan Of great ability aud undouo1cd
arteeI1'y. Is dolLe very efficient service to our
c'use wherever hs IL hentd, and IL convincing
, 1864-09-23

The Return Of the fremont Hxpedf-
zlO0.

rosToN. Thereday, September ea,-Tbe lstter
from General Frtrnuns, withdrawing hle namo Is
can9idatt lot the Presidency, ls published to-
The Union Of the Republican party has be-
Gsme % paramount necessity. The policy q the
p'fty s:ntaes utter separation or re:
form te ecpara,ion-McClelian's letter Of aecao.
ah;ia tsRie IL e.estahshmeEt with Slavery. The Re-
the fe-estsbliahment OF The Union without s,a-
xe1y; and however hcsttating hts policy may be,
t9e pressure Of hie psry vi !, we may hope, iorcc
him fo1t. Between these Issues no man Of the
liberal party can remain In doubt
~ believe I'm consistent With my antece1eats
10 W,thdra wing, not TO aid ID the 1luuph OF aIr
Lincoln, but to do my part towards preventing
thu election OF the Democratic caudtdate.''
Gtneral Fremont thinks lincoln's adminietsa.
ticn has been, poAticaly n1itarily aud tiuauciAi-
~, failure, asd that its necessary coutlouance Is
tht cause OF ,ee1et for the country. Concluding
he sa,s: Uhtted, the Republican party is RED
fonally sure Of snccess divided, the result Is ut
least duuntful.''
, 1864-09-23

of these gentlemen to visit him Ifthey aceep.e5
the invflstion. they doub'lets have learned Gen
Sh.rnahsr w. Ne yp1n the Ettua loA. Beyond thi;
it vii be 1t1td he has not gone.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 22.-There aea nov ave "a
cancies th- medical staf 0! tbs amy, and the
NJ dical Bosrd ot Surgeons will meet At Ciuc!nn4
October l8, 10 exuuiuc cap5itatcs therefor nud
tion.
Postmaster General Blair has taken measures to
atc 1taln tbs oroupos for csusos VI c0molalpt and
detention OF r. mails between Nc = York ann Chi.
SEQ, o. which subject numer3ps urgent letters
Within the Iast week, over $50 deserters RON
Leee army have taken the oath Of allie iSnce herr,
al b+tn cent North In search Of work
The Lake E>te pirates have oetn sent to Fort
Warren. Twsnty State prisoners ltfs. Washington
T6s storg M 70 Of IT, New York Tina, th.t Admiral
Porter has :. beenf Transferred to the CON-
Just a. tn. as as that Of lie N:x YerE Hs1aii i
that he ia 10 have command ofthe West India aqqad-
ron- The tact Is h. len to-day fos catso to zasume
9t tss
One cay Inst week the Postmaster at Dalsf-
more to+erophed Postmaster Geosral Blair that
ape1eon IN that city VA eeilln: postage stamps
him. It proved to be- one Alexander, formerly
a clerk III the post-of1ce here. When be vas
soss sfoss fi On he sn he '9s 9s
leat.,e which eeaugh w'tiap, 'fthiaps h.'d
Of the bureau IN the Post ONCE Department for
receiving md accounting for returned or mutjated
tfsmps- The auonnt Of abstraction is reported
~ the way from $s5 900 tn .$50u0t. Wilkins and
1is accounts arc undergoing e1amfu alton. His
friends declare he Is ihu}csn: and tha whole a
trick Of personal ehvy.~
NAsuESGToN. Thur day, Sept "a repofe has
beel widely circulated that Admiral Porter IL now
en- f2Etf to the Mfs.iesirpt tquedron sn deliver it
up TO smother officer: that hs will take command
asssSiP vi se ths % taqo;9. ;9.i i: Is
asesItatDed that there Is Lo truth In any park OF
the aboye statement, and, besides, there ls no
special eqasoEon at the West Indles.:
A citizen OF Washington having contributed $1,000
as re~ard to the frss .msn In our army who viii
nnfatf the stars Ind stripes in the city Of Rich
mond, the money has been sent to Lieutenant Gen.
Graft for THAT purpose.
= NEw YoRk, Th3rfd4y. Sept ea-The ComD,.r-
ct0Fs Washington specinf says: Four hundred SOL
dleEs hare been cent to Grant and Sheridan, from
Camp Distribution. within Ten dsJs.
a smaller punbcr Is In camp now than ever be-
lore.
Ger. Fremon!'s letter of Withdrawal I. regarded
both parties.
TIE rev rumor OF pence negotiations has no
.Bepj. +. wilkins, chief clerk Of the stamp d.
vision Of the Post Q11co Department, has been ar.
phtan named Alexander has been arrested as IN
acc0mplice.
:. WAsn1>G Gros, Thuredsy, Sept. sa.-Adr,1ral
Porter has Lett .WaIAfrgton fot Cairo to re;uuet
command OF the Mississippi Squadron
The rec. Mt aTTest or the Lase EtIe pirates Ia
wing Pattcnlslly, II not altogether, I'd friendly
Ulcers Of The British authoritie. in Cinada acting
s.90; 90 Of tue recent loan Of $33s ,Coj ha4
LfcddF been delivered to the RuhscY{h hnYa
, 1864-09-23
8, FROM FOET WAYNE.
4 Loyal Field Day Yesterday.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Thbune.]' :.
FuRr.WA1HE, Ind, Thu1zda5, Sept. e, 1854.
It has been Ereat day In Fort Wayne today.
An fnInense thropg Of people from this and tho
adjoining counties assembled At Fort Wayne on
The appointment Of Gov. Brough Of Ohio, who had
ssrecd to spelk. The crowd VAS ettlmsted at
people, Gov. Brough WIS prevented from coming.
by Fnddeu eickbese. His place Was ably gupplled
hy Jndee ctst OF lafayette. who opened With 3
Mullin Of Lafayette. who had raised aud command
I'd aE Indiana regiment In 1Iis GLORIOUS war. THE
power and sloqoeuce 81 this speech beceara de-
scriptlon- For tree hour. acres OF men and
patriotic Interest. no croEd ever dispersed from
aepeaker's stsnd With 30 much enthusiastic saus-
faction. A crest day's work for the county has
been done, The nsetins adjourned from the groge
to The public square Tor spcak1ue tonight. :,
, 1864-09-23
POLITICAL NEW
Position Of the Late Radical Lenders.

WAsnrHGro1, Sept. 2t.-A private letter received
here to-day from one Of the prominent lesdera In
convention in Circinnatt, ssys: The conditions
on which that call was Issued, were the general
apathy and discomfort, and apparent eestsInty OF
Nr. Lincolu's defeat. all this Is changed. The
outrage on the nstton perpetratea At Chicago, tie
fall or Atllnta, the success OF the cause In Yer
mont and Naine render that courae impossible and
unreasonable. which then steamed our ouly aa(fty
We must EoW place ourselves IN the van Of tia
fight, We ehall not enjoy It's tonoss, but we will
90 what We may 10 save the country. It shsIl not
be eald Of rs That we played in this contest the
Gart 9f Fitz John Tort.1, 1t the second battle Of
Bull Run.
The statement Of this leader, have raeson to
Low, fairly represents the views Of the entire
body Of earnest Unfonists with and for whom ha
has been acting, from Ben Wade and Winter Davis
down. Whoever among Cur foes counts upon d:s-
affection or lnkewarmness in our ranks in the
comIl CT 1tes:, rtckons without lis host
, 1864-09-23
FROM CAIRO AND HEX.OW.
mattere Il Southeastern Mfssouri.


CAIRO. Thursday, Sept, e,
The steamer Belle Memphis, which has ju.t a.
Fired from below, reports that the rebels, in sms,
force. were seen at New k1adrid today. The ruu-
boat which was there delayed the steamer until
reconr oissanee could he made, when Che force was
found to be small, and che WIS allowed to come on
An attack Was expected. The pickets at Padacah
were hted On yesterday. .
There Is no later uews from Charleston, No =
cAlEo, Thursday, Sept. e2.-We les.n froc, c1tt-
zena Just arrived from Charleston, No.. that tho
ertnftet excitement prevails In that locality News
was received there By telegraph last nieGt OF tne
evacuation Of Bloomfield, s. miles from Cape o..
1-fueau- Cspt- Sells, who WIS in cornu4nd. with
lu1ce Of &c men Vi th- I'd Missouri militia. fear.
1ne IN at:a:f from large furce OF Sheby's, vatI-
ously estimated at from s0l to 8000 eracusted tue
place. retteatIng towards Whitewater, bet Fgen
bloomfield ana Cape Gfrar5eau, where hi was
O. sertaEeE. NeTs ass received by telegraph vt
Ctarletton that fighting was solrs on u: White
water last Light, anu the cavalry. uudef Capt,tus
Dlehl snd EEIrE Tas ordered 70 report at Caoe
Guardian, az an attack was e1pec:ed at that
pace. -
GIeat excitement prevails at Charleston On nc.
chnnt Of tho Federal ,OrteH befn; wl.hurs Va. us
tie ctuItrg Is infested with ya,lons email .onade
o. under the Leadership Of the notorious Jim
Tugate and Hairy Fugate. b0th former residents Of
the county. Most OF the cltlzece are packing do
their goods and getting rcacy to skedaddie Most
Of the merchants h.ye arrived hers with their
rtp1A.
, 1864-09-23
Southern Refugees.

Lou1sv111E, Sept. e9.-On Saturday last Captain
Joncr, in order to better the condition OF large
number Of the refugees cougrecated here, placed a
On board a steamboat, to distribute them along
the river hetEten this city and Cincinnati. Tho
cS! authotsset, acting tho wi.he. Of the people
wharf, ~ ~1~
, 1864-09-23

tsptcdal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Sent e.
Fugh, the Democratic nominee for Congress In
The 1st Dittti1, undertook to enliahteu the peope
Of cosir Rton Last night. lie commenced his speech
b. the sbuse Of the President and Of Gen, Bur
bridge, and styled the latter brute and beast
Many eoldicrs from hospitals were In attendance,
al that style not suiting them, they Threatened
violence. Disuadeu from that, they Kept ~ sach
q. hnlEah tof Lincoln and Johnson that Georee
carriage. The soldiers then made q b5n6re Of ths
fostrum and cut down tho Mcclellan pole fof fuel.
me expedition through Pound Gap, under Dur-
hIldge; le simultaneous with forward 1uoyenoent
from Knoxville They arc doubtless sntchded to
afect and iac1itate the progress Of events In The
IyushburR 10 the objective point
Ads1cCe received here Ieaveno doub. that with
IN tbs ne1t tn days great and decisive battle
Hi1 Dc fought between the Weldon aud Daavll1e
giyes up both these vital points. '0 @A1
, 1864-09-23

Especial Dispatch to the C:1caso Trlhune,1

Especial Dispatch to the Cs1caso T11buae,1
W4su'so7oS. Thursdas, Sept. q, 1854.
Though the neTspup.r rumors which reported
three or four Teeis oeo that peace commi:siot-
ers had arrived hsse from Georgia were guarded
by e1azy importer, there are reasorE fcr acliey-
tre thst Geo,ei4 or rather many pczs6ns In Geo.-
eia rcac5 for peace. Thi. IL eveu, by tain
clustering dcaance IN Georgia ps2css 10 the di.
ret interest Of the Government, no les; tbau by
the tore Of uneastneas IN Richmond papcra, Thus
the Areus'a eon5sttnf:ona'isf swscec1lng1y sarr:
"Allrepc1ts Of r7etr:Eess On tie part OF The peo-
rlo Of Gcorriat atars lles;" while the Richmond
Ditpotch If last Tuesday, in well considered
uaticle upon peace, and the position or(;cor ia
ask. with ey1oert alarm. ''.Wln George, the SEC.
opd Slate to declare her Independence, be tlp ret
to snhntt to Yankee rule" Yet ready a. State
Inay be ior pesce. there Il 20 reason known here
tor te!,evIss the Philadelphia teletam which rays
Gov Bro8r. Alex. Il. Sterbese. and uersciri 7.
Jch1 een- Possibly he ra5 Aase invited one o. nll