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and lst United States, which tough,
bravely, moved in the same direction,
taking blind road. They had not CONC
far, however. before the forward piecs
was mired. Thi. stopped the remainder
aud on this spot they we're captured -
eight guns in all when the enemy, who
bad followed closely, reached the scene
| Iis enemy having driven the cavalry be
| fore then, now ceased the pursuit. and
turned towards the unplot, cteI faux oil
the l0ih corps, which was held by the
lnvlnciae old lst, or Terry's division. -
The enemy, flushed wi'h his easily gained
victory, moved toward this l,lIe band
With all the conf ienee of vicsors. The
brnnt of his attack was directed against
Abb,tt's 81 brigade. lie might better
have chosen almost any other point, for
halt OF these troops being armed with rs
peatlng ,li1es, made hasty records on the
rebel ranks moving toward them. They
steadily exhibited determination 10 force
the position at any cost, but the unerring
ard volcanic fire from our men more than
equallzed the game.
Onwsrj they pushed, more dense grew
the FIRE. but still they advanced uatil
within about hundred PAGES of our
crouehing death dealers; then signs of
weakness began to msr,fes. themselves
IN their Tanks They found that 10 sd
vance In the face OF that ire was, sim
ply. marching to most certain death.
io short. there was nothing for them
but TO slDk away as bes, they could, an 4
>link away they did. Mt szt;.fe with
he punishment he iofllcted, Terry at
once proposed to follow up his advantage.
As onr ines approached tie enemy it be
came evident that he was Richmond
bound. Although hopes Of oset.skin.
him were fruitless still our advance VIA.
pressed On until darkness interfsred. Then
last as Ponds brigade had reached with
u half ! uil4 .. the Da, town road, the
arder was issued 10 return 10 our de
ferses
L the advance We picked up qsite a
number OF prisoners. etrsgglers aud men
Who waited behlod 10 desert. These
vi hout the captures before cur work.,
eSeled our list of captured 10 about 200
men.
Gen. Lee commsndei in person, and
ne had evidently determined to make a
heavy impression.
Oar ioss has been very small, but the
enemy has suffered horribly. Their pria-
oners report General Gregg among their
Silled. They brought two divisions into
sesion, one under Gen Field and a pro
visionsl division under Hook.
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FRoE VIRGINIA.
Tho Fight last F,iday-The Enemv
NEST Terribly Whipped

New lor6, Oct. 10.
The 18Th corps correspondence has the
following account OF the affair of Fridss
las,
The point at which the enemy 6rsr
made his appearance vas near the inter.
section # The Dab, b,tosn and Whilc's
Tavern roads, and Was held by two br,
gsdes OF ca,al,y, one Of which, under
command Of Col West, was dfployed
across the DArbytown road, while the
Other, under Col Spear, VS. depioy,d
ps'allelto IT ant acrrss the Whites Tav-
ern road. covering the approach from
,h,s direction
The enemy when Grst ssea was coming
across the country from the Charles CITY
road, and moving toward the right flank
Of Col. West. The Col. changed from,
hastily 60 as to form line parallel with
The read and facing the enemy. He had
hardly eff cied this and sheltered his men
behind low hedge skirting the read
when the enemy In oyers belming num
bers dsshe1 on him and on the command
If Col. Spear. in almost simuitsueou:
charges Tho men fred steadily, bul
could not otay the rushing masses op
posed to them 1t was evident that the 7,
must retreat, SO The conmand was give n
aud they moved off down Tho Darb,iowi
foad suddenly. They were checked !,
ahis direction, the enemy having out
iianssd Spears had possession OF this nv
enue al retreat. As there was one NOR
chance-seross the ooun,ry-they wen
Alm.st without orgsr iza,ion.
| The battery u The 9TH Wisconsin an
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Advance of the 9Th and 9Th CORPS,
Headquarters Amy potousc

Headquarters Amy Potomac
Oct. 9.
The 9th and 9th corps advanced thei.
line, ,eo'eriy eome hall nile, driving
the euemy's skirlnishers into their breast
" works
The movement was to feel this part OF
the r. bel I'm ~ :, 2 IL il had been weak
eued 10 strengthen tie forces el-ew here
We hold the ground gained, but as ,el
have NOT made any attack on the main
lne.
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Albany. Oct. 10

In response TO communication from
Gov Seymour. Secretary Stanton writes
that j. is the design Of the War Depart
ment. as Vas the case last year. to furnish
all New York soldiers in ho, p,tals, WIN
are unit f'r duty, but able to go home,
tnd desirous Of exercising the elective
franchise, furloughs and transportation fol
that purpose.
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HONE VA ANTEl-I reli.irus
CABBATH SCHOOL ROCKS.

The Best Book ~ wh5rh ID Lsars rsuesorte PLAYING
Is RICHARDSON'S AnM Malt Cd.
Tie Best Book kr Young PA is of Piano Music
Is EItIi ARDSD&s NBw METHOD.
rhs Be by wi. h To LssrTi fssils and Thoroughly
Is RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
The Took rhz. raskts Pisiie 81 ii, = Attractive
Is cHsRpS0A'S hsN METHOD.
The Eest p,ok II Exet.ssst for Piano pfaciirc
Is RtlHATAcSONts hEW METHOD
Tie Book that Is gwen n i'u9lA ~ Teeche-s
j. III III HAisfsSoN'S SkW METHOD.
The Baok tha. con; .ds uu tFy anj Tedious Je~Eou-
Is lEtCIAEBs, N : NEW MErIICr.
The B,ok that Interests t+thA ouug ara Cd
lS RtCHARUrUA NkM METHOD.
The D.ok Of Which fbfs1 are g. 4 sUu11liv
Is hIJIARbS0A's NEW AETIiep
Eiehsrdson's Atw stlbid for ta liaIo'
pri.e - g 6LTEIE IIIS0N s CO. puliisltls.
y7 Washington firr.t Boston Sent by mail POSTPAID.
oc.sd
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EEGe General Sherman is.dcscribe I'd b

NO UcueIaf DHtTmsu BaHcscrIuFu Uy
a chaplsfn rs "a man who has gsunt
look about him-as if he bad got hungry
when boy and never got over i. A
nervons mao. never qaies, pulling biz
whiskers. or buttoning his coat, or twist.
ing = string.er rubbing his fingers never
quiet, bat with kind OF look in bis face
that reminds one cf . panther. if Ae gets
angry, fiery. keen, p,werful-4ad !.
! gealua." /.
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IATRR
war Depar'ment. Wellington
Oct. Io-4.20 p. IN.

IATRR
War Department. Washington J
/ Oct. lo-4:20 p. IN.
To Maj Gen. DE-:
Telegrapbic commnuication with Gan
Grants headquarters has beet re e.,sb.
iished, aad 10 . dispatch At ote O'Clock
p. IN, the u-neraI reports as iolows:-
II End Our losses the other day we're
much less than q. first reported. Fur
hundred will cover our entire loss in
Killed, wounded and captured Abou.
100 were captured, AMI a great ma
'etd icii into our hands. The lpss OF the
eoemy could not be less than ten or twelve
unirej."
ls:gnei E. n. STANTON.
Sec'y Of War.
War Derar'ment, }
Washington, Oct. 10.
To. General Dix:
Since my las, dispatch of thi. evening.
iaIler reports have just been furnished by
Lt Gen. Graut of lhe operation. Of Fri.
day. together With the rebel acknovl-dp
mont Of their loss in men aud fell off.
GERS.
(Signcd) L. NJ. STANTON,
See'y Of War.
City Point, Oct. 10.
To Hon. e. NJ Stanton:
Oar loss in the enemy's attack on our
line on the 9Th inst. does not exceed 3 O
killed. wounded and missing. The me
my's loss is estimated By Gen. b lter a,
| 600.
Toe Richmond Whig Of the e,h, speak
ing OF this battle, has the following:
"The-va'iant Gen. Gs-gs. command
lny Texss brigade, fell 10 the advance
Anong other casualties we have to re-
port General Brstton. of South Carolina.
eadiy wounded; Col. Haskell, Of the 7.h
;. &. infantry, seriously wonniel in !he
flce, and Nj tloskin OF N. G. artillery,
also wounded
\ rumor states that General Gregg was
killed.
Since Friday there has been no 6Rbting
whatever.
L. S GRANT. Ii. Gen.
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Gel5 Market.

New York, Oct 10.
Gold opened at 1861, declined to 1854
and subsequently the news of large fsl,-
ures in London put up the price to 1851
There is not mueh speculative feeling,
though there isa growing disposition 10
wards short contracts
AT J D.. III. quoted at 100.
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loss was about 100 in the aggregate -
Tho enemy captured the small garrisous
at Big Shanty and Ackworth. aud burned
seven m'les of our railroad, but We have
at Altoona and Atlanta an abund ancs OF
timber.
Hoad. observing our approach, has
moved rapidly back to Dallas and Van
Vert | an watching him in case be
tries to reach Kingston or Rome.
Atlanta is perfectly secure to ~, and
this army is better cf than in camp.
W.T. SHERMAN,
Major General.
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Reports from HNfIer, Sher.
man, sheridan and
Bssb,.fAge.
Great Victory Reported in
the Shenandoah Valley.
Dispatches from Grant.
Another Victory.
NnE Ynrs

NtN 1ufH, OCT. TO.
The Herali's Washington special says
intelligence has been received that Sheri
dan has won anotrer victory over l. my.
street the successor of Early, but no de-
talls are ciyer.
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Es-J j. Bingham, Copperhead editor
at indianapolis, and leader amongst the
traitor Sons of Liberty. has been arrested,
aaa writes a very pathetic letter from his
prison. The commander in that State is
folouing the example OF Gen. Mcclellan
in Maryland by arresting promirent sym
plthisers; the example is "A good one, al d
NJ Copperbead who supports MeC'eii n
ought to fnd fault VITA Hoyey for foilos :
inI in his faotsiens.
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Cavalry Fight.
To K nnaman

To K nnaman
Stanton telegraphs Cor. Yates tha,
Sheridan. had a big cavalry fieh, in the
valleS. whipped the rebels. took "a guns
and drove tue enemy 26 miles.
OPERATOR,
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fdTJ jain G. Whittier, the poet. vii be
dsnpmiuatei as one OF tie Pre-iaennaI
olecIors from Mass ehusetis TIE L U1ipa
party has ali, Or nc,rl, Al, tie len iing
literary men of the country in its ranks.
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Heavy Firing Heard.
Washlngrun. Oct. l0.

W WaeUfug FUIl, VUt- To. 7
As the naIlboat Was leisiag City Poiri,
yesterday Il. m heavy firing .as heard %,
the right o. the James river in builer's
Department.
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ee'fe1 rom een- Canby, but By his last
report ven. steele vas moving in force
upon the rear Of Price toward Missouri
L. n. STA nrov.
Sec Of War.
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E,perai gl,c,Enu
VII - he'd Tie Tuesday after the arsf Eenesy
in N0rs stnber
4SoxrxaYp sr1 lss4
When the fslleuln aHees XIII te Led - tie ofsH
the tlaetaEa In The state. e
,,.,.,.,. ~- ..,...,-,s,.,,,, ~ ,,cr,,
IT, bs allied by The "a of q al t,c.ossa 10
rr-seit stase az. anu itpsseat tbs ses-
er.l %, -f.-S.i9ral i}.t,I-.s
Ti,. el4isr a - rs-sFs n st.-s.
Tie ,1sice o. Aas,i;4r ,sf sat
Tia OF r tf rs4..lt.r a. st.ts
r.. y,s . ~ q ~. :. -t,r- t.sA csf.s
l,e ,ficr II stgfIs-y t;epsrHi.
-rhr Anr, of Ja8a- II tse -. .-en,e Court
a.. t- tslt.st.. ,,5, t~I +, .se vote eft,
. i.ctors u the seyersI dstsIet- to xit:
In t'.- Fte-i cuuF.re--iJa4l l,i,fi
~ p.aee 4 Il s..r.s- i.,A..ss ii Con-ress
Ii, II s-.5uI ,.a,l. r.-.i Nh li..rist
rae sdser ofIie.r sentative H. tousscss.
n. tn- YHi-, 1 % 1e..te raj I4.f-sat:
- j,1S ~ I.esr.-e.ats :, 9 ayre.,
In ffse FacgtA teagrsss gi.al tl.t4ict:
me . Hoe - I:ep.eseutsti,- ia congress.
In tfse sitth Goa sfes-I,,ral Di-trset:
TIE lfi-- Of !. y esentstiye II Congress-
In tar Ska Congressional i,trfct:
'Ts,. ,f,,ee of Reore.~pssti.e r., ,t.,ug-eS.
wHrkxgr Tue shcri.f II 4. i County md The Electors
NJ rs state wisl due .n be governed cor
in..r
s.3V ., ~ ErrrR raecL1rN Thai az the ,ame tine
will b held
snrcr,, p,,.,.rraxs
9iNe Al hitl iAoNs
Whereai vaca 1-F Will bs he " the vote Of ths siee-
tor " The several fs-tr'cts, ~ foil'rsr. to-wft;
The ofee of rsiit tuoFntv vacated by the
tiea o. Joha Leonsfd, E<G.
In the seventh Jafsciai District;
Tire ohce Jr r- al the DIE ct Court vscssrd ~ the
retissa ION u lion Jot,n :. bil'oa.
In tae fishth 'I'iicisi District;
iar ON o Judge OF tie Dt- tiet Court, vacated hy the
retignttin OF ttoii y v isbeli.
ihs hce o Attorney, vacated Ay the resisr2-
ton oi iion la G L A5i*n
= !" 's ~s., 'e1i4. ps''''; efeHted ~ Aci y the
Genarai Asseasy 81 TIE state Of losa Approved March
-In, iesf r.
a4ie - 49,, ~ 9et - ,e a,'sstiOt N"Ht-
!, ,i'. o''ss Us ~, y. .assi s, - 49, ~
In u. THIRD ssnsteri2' Lisulet:
Aie JIM oI o'N'''' NSc4t'Ft ~ IL n = \ Noores ae-
I.a''ee " "'i''@s 'a'i7'i Aaa absence ifoin Inv
state.
- - "a "a ~, : ~. ~. ss rs.ls'ei l. ~ h.7'is
i"e " ''N''eu ~ hVh- %4pa LfoNn af-
- et.Anes - 4asA' euAsSi9h sLl aorehee from the
ett1o
In the i~enurth Senh'cHh Dir'Iicf;
Tue ono OF SENATOR Fastei ny tue resis nstson OF
iieii- r y. y nthIll'
~ the iventy-Sscond senatorial District:
iie IN e 81 senator Vacated ~ the removal Of Hon
7. uae nnsi ~ me .te asssl y
lhe oiee of ntnaio, vacated hy Hnu- Thns. Sam
dvrs aceeitAnce oi military commission aud abseLce
ir9ih ihs sA'r
III OH q E.pT's,s..s, ,.'easd ~ the removal o
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OFFICIAL W waR BULLETIN.
War department,
Washington. Oct. 10.
To General Dix /:


To General Dix
Reports have been received by this
department. from G-n. Butler. Sherman.
aud Sheridan aud Barbritge, show,nr the
favorable cuudltios uf military al .,rs ip
her respective b h.;ds of operation.
The purpose of Gen Grants visit ii
Washington having been accom- pllshed b.
returned u his hea iqusrters on Ss,ur-
DAY. bus there been u, telegraph, com
muncation since his arrival there.
Nashville, Oct. S-l1:3O,
Have not heard direc. from Sherman.
hu' u n. Corse at A Altoona Informs NJ.
that he is at keucsaw repairing the rail
road between Atlanta and Altoona. H.
has plenty provisions in A,Iauta and Sc
far as the main army is concerned, fcsl.
secure.
Gen. Rousseau reports that Forrest ha,
escaped him by crossing the Tennessee
on fat beats above and below Florence or
he 6.h inst, while he (Rousseau) wa.
detained by high water in Hloal Creel
aud ELK River.
6. Ii. Thomas, Maj. Gen.
Altoona, Oct. 9-S D. m.
To Gen. hsileck Washington:
reached the Kenassw Mountain a,
the 9th instant in time to witness ut
distance the attack on Altoona. ha
anticipated this attack and had ordere
from Rome Gen CorSe with his force
The attack vas met and repulsed. Tn
! enemy's loss is some sO0 dead and NOR
than one shouaud prisoners. o.
\ -
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sv Wber Ms6ge vss very little girl,
her Ia her found her hands iull OF the
blossoms Of very beautiful ten-ross, on
shich ne had be-tDSei efea; care my
dear said he. "dida'l | TIL you not pick
one II thase flowers without leave -
Yes. p4pa," said u DE. innaccn.ly,
but all these bad leaves
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ExEcUTIyE MANSION,
nptoD City. Oct. lst 1854

The term Of one hundred dsys fol
which volunteers from the States Of Indi,
ana, Illinois, Iowa. and Wisconsin vol
untaered under call of their respective
Governors in the mouths of Nav and
J1le, to aid the recent campaign of Gen
Sherman. having expired. the President
directs an cficiai acknowledgement to be
made Of their patriotic service 1t was
their good fortune to render efTeeiive SER
vice in ihe brilliant operations in the
Southwest, and to contribute to the victo-
ries Of the national arms over the rebel
forces in Georgia nader command of
J1hnson and Hood. Ga all occasions and
IN every service to which they we're as
signed their duty as patriotic vo.u nieers
was performed with alacrity and courage,
for which they are entitled to, and are
hsrby trndered, The national thsuk-
through the Governors Of their respective
States.
The Secretary OF War is directed 10
transmit copy Of this order to the Gov
crnors OF Iadisns, Illinois, Iawa and
Wisconsin. and to cause a certificate Of
their honorable service to be delivered to
the officers and soldiers OF the St1tes above
named who recently served in the militia
r. force of the United States as volunteers
for one hundSeG days.
(oigaed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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ssS Lincoin carried the Slate Of n W
Yprk over the coubined strength OF
D u !ls, nreckinridge and Bell four years
aga by majority of more than f;ry thou
sand.
The fcllowing distinguished men. whose
names are familiar to the country, then
voted against lin. but are now giving the
weight of th,ir inhuence 10 his favor, to-
wit: Dsnid S. Dickinson, General Dix.
Lyman Tremain John a. Griswold, Fran
c;s i. Cutting, Thomas G. Alvord, James
Il. Whiting, John CJchrane. David S.
CDdaington, II ury r. Low. Francis Lar
ku. Theo r Westbrook.
Can any one name anybody in New
York, or elsewhere, that supported Lir-
CO n in 1860 and will not DO i. in 1864 ?
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Mem advertisements.
PfsOGI.Av TGtT.
General I.ie ction

IW. " sTeNE. Govrrnar e fh> = IL - Iows, II
pgg.Y4Acs "a - raj ~ stf:l- ~ aEe S.Ality ii IL
vested, ~ hefesy fe.t I4ii;', tr=ta
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NJ reosat iat.l.is ass has been ~.
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GOLD 100.
Groceries are Lower.

Ok BBLS. COAL OIL-In splendid
- erder. For sale by KELLOGG gIR1E-
Oct3-d
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noN. JAS. =. WILSON IN KEoKUK.

Our young, but distinguished and in
fuentisl member of Congress. will speak
in our CITY tonight And every citizer
of Keokuk, out of respect to himself, not
less than to the speaker, should turn ou
to hear him. Nc. Wilson is a man Of
sense, as vel as Of honor and honesty
IL is a frank, outspoken public man oi
fixed principles and earnest convictions.
He is a Jealous advocate of the war and
OF all lis leading measures, and be is per-
feetly fearless in he support OF them In
all their Radicalism. From him men OF
both parties may learn much in regard to
the policy of the Government and the
grounds upon which it Is justified. In
time like this it is the duty of every citi-
z u to obtain the fullest possible ,nforma-
tion upon all public questions, and We
trn>t our fellow citizens will avail them
selves Of SO excellent al opportunity to
obtsiu correct information.
Besides, our citiz ms Of all parties are
under obligations to Mr.. Wilson for
his effDr,s il Congress in behalf of local
measures for / benefit of keokuk, aud
it becomes them to manifest proper in
terest in those measures, aud a proper
ap2reeiation of the .GJrts of one upon
whD>e good will aud active Influence 60
much u, p nds that concerns the welfare
OF our cry.
Ms n,lble man doubls the reelection
OF Mr WIlspn--then let the cI;iZ.us Il
K-osak. without distinction of party
come ou, to nj hi and hear our present.
and future Representative in Congress.
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TO Major General Grant:
Our success yesterday was a decided
one, although the rebel papers claim q
victory. They admit that General Gregg
and General Bration were woupaed. -
Gen. Gregg was 10 command Of Field 4
division.
The Richmond Examiner of this 4. m
has an official dispa,ch from Gordoneville
last night that a X,nkee cavalry force
burned the railroad bridge over the R,pi
dan and made their escapes
No movement has been made on lIsr
risonburg.
No more troops have been sent owe
from lee. The movement yesterday VI
made under his eyes.
B. F. BurLHR,
/ Nj. Gen.
L Il f
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War DErARrMENr, !
Washing ton, Oet7.

Washington, Oct7
To the Governor Of Illinois:
The following order has been made by
the President, and the Adiutant General
is preparing certificates for the officers
and soldiers Of your State. which will be
forwarded TO you for fisfrib1tion.
(Signsd) EDWIN VI. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
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100 srhs BIZ. ., ! ! i. ". az
oci3-i KELLNGG & RfEGE.
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Presiaens Lincsln Thanks the 100
Days, Tr"ops.l

The Governor has received the follow
ing from Washington:
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! DAFT NG-25 bsiss for sale cheap
Ohy totG}-ii KELLOGG BlRGg
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VII b4 he'd on Tie Tuesday rezt ais@s the arst Gen.sy
10 Aov stabeT,
fSnYENgKR SRI lS&45
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POLITICAL.

THE SECOND MEETING OF THE HOl-
.. Isuiers OF kinE. Comfy val take place on "
nrtnv .enin. OciOhet 9th. lst Ut oc Sex ~ Mr.
ltlN BRAl ~. No. 30 Fulton It BIO gvn. for the
% % ai4ns the election Cf Si> ~. Nfk Is.
- u.eiLltr o. JOIstcss b. the ucvt NcNVuIber
ton. and t. wuitA rae ttug ever llullantcf 10
is," uIIy inyi',l. DkRSAhD NAN NNNEN.
ID Ehti N LutrIii 81. Z. Z. " :, Commit
e. G. {. - p. stttD.iry. III
1pTI WARD MCCLELLAN i'HlnE CI1B.
~ prhIc meet 81. Of :h'. cab 800 i,s place IN
8 'sr i.u. aCAf, a., e. 20 iutiaut. st o'tltlk .
I t1N - f.', ....tst. .'.i s.fpei AMI -'h ace.
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