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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1854
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John K. Hume d Co. sell all sorts Of
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.,,,
toa1a' nut 1ne stnA'e' oe'oS sul1 oppoaSa
70 tne ffee'oent, postponed Luz sue'ss'
indefinitely on Inc 'ast os} u LUZ .er:a'
winch "as cqolsAeut . 70 teleet.ou opoa
'ne oea'n VI en'e' . ae'lce Maiaua'4 Ae s "as
appo'nleo o 'acAson ID LID sueee7oo'' aao
u Mafch. 1oa', tne osnate "A1ca naa "ean- lean
"h'le changed l1s Pon1'cn cotnple1'on' con.
tlfmed tne nomihauoh- ~ tooh us ,S,s ses1
upon Inc supreme nencn ~ Auaa1s' 1921.
VI lhe sarl os gut e''oHn De4o'e lu'' co"st
With Which has name nSs oeen associated J.
that kro~n as Inc ease ot ofea Scout has
gained epee'sl PtomlnepcG IRON 1ne I'M
po'tans poltca. "te1s.s WHICH I. beoises.
lAe Nu4eA J4huGot ~A14o IoLCu114nE, ID Tue
, 1864-10-14

PHILADELPHIA, Thutedsy, Oct. 13-It is
c. nrru)Iy conceded that there will be d
Union maIor,ty on the home vote in tho
state The Copereesional delegation will
nrohahlc st4nd 1G Union to Democrats.
The soldiers vote has commenced coming
n. Though but 5,32e3 ballots have been re-
neived the Urion majority is 4,G67.
H.an,sguna, Thursday, Oct. 13 Although
~ -eonir.d By law the State ia keeping q
-ean,ar book Of record Of the official retarns
nffha Amy, which gre entered oI counties
ond Cotgress1onai Districts as fur is rsceiv-
ee. tu commissioners arrived to-day, bring
= a!r;+h t1:em the returns from the hospf ;als
~ ahEant Wellington, snd from some portions
aarrSteridap's army, WHICH lat.er II appears
o. o. n. " able to reach ithstandicg the
1pR,or ti+e TO tne etumoef af votes TINS far OPEN
INK inei Uttered as the State depot will scarce
e9 ".,, apu 500O sud these are scattered through
y feaen ,,s coupttes OF the State. Tue com
ts,n,.rrs tte s" uho have arrived hare unilornly
nlss't1,at ,1,atr more than tWo.thfsda lot the
,epPass npe1ss they 7islt=d have voted ths Union
uekeE YORK, THURSDAY, Oct. 13.-Whlle ths
~ hsm saws Of the Pennsylvania election
.unot u.'t Is there Is q prospect Of q small Union
tbas tba;orttx on the home vote, but it maj, be the
ma,vw n.aer wa3H the fold does not make any clalm
oinei re state whatever. It has q dIspatch
rom Pbladelph' oet h Wneh .ha ssys =;
nln' s1n 6ooo to 10,c0o majority On the home
vote" r,pr1. rnursday. Oct 1s-ye
n-enorted isa|orities from forty three
have hav,;es showing = Union majority Of 8972.
eonpnsr sr1s1aatnIDg twenty three counties the
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The War In mfAtouTf-Price,a TVhere-
uAs saone to tne Fromt.

Correspondence of the vhIcago Trtb7ne,1
sr, LOUIS, Thursday Oct is.
a gaug OF rebels, supposed to be gaetulas,
burned the depot at Syracuse, on the Pacific
Railroad. on Thursday night. They also
burned the depot at Osterville, and 8 water
ta1k At Lamine. There Is DO account oftbelr
burning Lamine Bridge yet.
Major Gtnera1 Jas E. Mower was 7ester-
day relieved Of the command Of the division
which has won so gallant name in the
West unter his leadership, and was ordered
ty Gen. Sherman to report for duty imme-
d1ahlY At Atlanta.
|. john F. Abshert, bushwhscker, sentenced
by military, commission to be h,ln+, but
whose sentence has rot been ea'riea Into
effect for some unexplained reason, VS.
brought down from alton yesterday; and
will be executed 10 morroW.
Nal. Gen. RoBecraus, with Col Dubois, and
othtr 1uEu.bt1e Of his stat, accompanied by
an escort, LETT this city on d special train Ut
halEpast e+yen O'clock last evening for the
seat Of war in MiERourl. The Tram would
wn1 prccrt1 on horssbsck, or hJ ste amer, to
Jegtleen City, aud thence, Probably, In pur'
suit Of The enemy
Gsp. NcN,il, who srfivcd here last ev vsn.
irg from Jefferson Ctr, insists TINT Prce
has not been In Boonyllle, but. orly seat a
| deiachmeut there. 1t Is also denied that any
Of The 1ebel troops bad crosted the Missouri,
have been, yesterday. over 100 miles south
| Of Jttrrron City, mud still moving on.
ST. LOUIS, Thursday. Oct. l3.-The Rsdi-
| col T.:ou Conv nvepIio1, 1stCongresBtonal dis.
trict, yesterday nomiLatsd Chas. ?. johnson
for Congress.
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M tiers at tMeMphls-15lasta.f I1lve1
notwithstanding Southern News.

A5 taefs al l1R1nph1A-H1H1t4kf pn1 RaVef
NeWs-rntcreaiIhE sonthern news.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
CAIRO, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1854.
The Gn:rsda {AIiss. Picket OF Oct s:h con-
tairs the following:
FIVE MILES FRoA CLINTON, L., Oct. 6,
Yesterday the enemy advanced in heayy
forc- from Bay on Sare, On The Clinton and
Wcodvslle roads. Col. Scott, with one rce1-
nent only, fought and drove them back an
tie jackson road to Within two m,lcs of
Ba. on Sara; but, being daaked, and the enc
ny being reinforced, Col. Scott fell back on
the Liberty road.
The tnenS occupied Wccdgil1e yesterda-.
ct ! O'clock a. n, aud Clinton early this
Mernirg.
-NoD1tE, Oct. G.-Five veesels ore of +ha
bar, ard all is quiet this morning. Four
| for }grc1s and one negro were caught near
the obstructions, trJitg to escape to the
Yarkets.
The Adw7fi:er hes Authentic advices from
Forests army, ria Cherokee, Oct. 9th. He
captured 1000 prisoners, four guns. 100 hor
| eeF. e,500 stand OF small arms, and 1,00t
nrrro men and children, completely destroy
tre +he AIabama and Tennessee Ratlroad
II I'm franklin - Decatur. It Ii considefe,
For1est.e moet succ: seful raid.
special dispatch TO the Hs5<! Eekes, date
cherokee. oct 9th, gives the folio wing Lis
~ casns1t,es: Licnt. Gel Taylor, 7th Tenn.
si,rhtiT M wounded; Ma}. Kirk, 18th Tenn
sljEhtly wounded; Capt Da1y commandip 9
| iath Tenn. Killed. 1 good many line of
Gers were Killed ard Wonsded
Forests old regiment lost good many
Caps chae Adams ana ss7eTel1 Toaued %
lett In Tenneesee- .r.,,.,
, 1864-10-14

The Draft IN 9.ysral Dfatr1ct6-Sta1e
NIiItuFy Kcxge.


military Rcxss.
1snet,al pispa,ch to the Cticago Trihane.1
sra1sc scr1E1D, ILL.,, Thursday. Oct. H..
+ The eo,,cis{on Of the draft in this State Is
sbout ss follows:
FIRST D1sTn1cr-serera1 wards and sno-
districts are not yet drafted. Some suo-dis.
t1icts Which have been drafted did not meet
cell on The first draft, but are now filing up
brt tie work progresses SLOWLY. !:
SECOND D1s7R1cT-Dolug very wen, anu
there ia but little drafting on account Of vol
mt ering. 49,.
Third D1s7R1cr-Thfs districts doing bet
Ter .hsn any other. There Will be but hts1e
| drafting, or account Of active volunteering
| FOURTH D1s1R1c1-No report
FIFTH D1sTR1cEIs nearly through. .Ibe
district is doing well, but volunteering Is moi
ward.
| sixth DISTRICT Doing very we'll IN vol
ots.Eet,ng, and The daaft Is progFcee l.g' =,
aIFH sEvESFH D1sTR1cI-Doing well in botn
Uear1n Uea,IE TnisS aSd volunteering. The work Il
E1on1a D1s7n1c7-Flnished, -
county. 'uso' eAeept = NA'v+
1ESTn D1s1n1cr-r1nlshed.
aoLEsES1H o1H EsTn1cT-Weh advanced.
sronota wExtaT :. 5Dl1Ssddn1cT-Very TT much behind
men are calltd for in this district
The company Of fth- 19Gth Pernsr1var;a ro1
untcets,. stationed here, did not vote. thei
papers having been forHarded too lite 10
i lbs Ff1zt National Bank of tht. city na
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LaIEK FROM 1HE ELEC llONS.
INDIANA,

tStecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr5banc
INDIANAPOLIS. Tbureday, Oct. 10.
Official rctutps nre beginning to comC fn,
ard the msjarittes for the State ticket iu-
crease. Morton leads tho ticket IN mapy
counties, snd bis majority will fill little, IT
aDy, short OF 5000.
The First District has gone Democfattc for
Congressman, about ], ,oo0-nu Union Easn Of
2,000. -
In the Second District, Kerr, the Demo.
cratic Congressman, beats Curry abeut
1,2oo.
The Third District all right. ELL, Union,
beats the drnnkard, Harrington, by 1900
votes fer Congress-. Two years ago this dis.
trict v AZ 1879 Democratic
Tie Fourth District Is close, and it will re-
quire the Official count to decide it.
Tie Filth Distrlct gives Julian about 10 600.
Dulncnt carries the Sixth District BY 5000.
TIE Seventh Is stu 10 doubt, but returus
chow Owen county to hare given over 500
DEN oc,atfc, which, It trne, elects VOORHEES,,
upIess c:'icial counts r.duce the j, 500 in Sui
lirar- Voorhees, election By some 200 ma-
jerity, hoaeVer, is conceded ng many Union
men.
Returns from the Sth, 9th and 10Th dis.
t.icts are Lot 7a'i, eus ~ the Union majority 10
thCl NtIl af 0AFI 1aVAVs. LILO 44<A Aao".1 1Et
elects sti I'll {Unton) by over 2 1000, The
L,gisiaLur. "a Union In both branches.
The Senate atnndB 20 fir &c Union to "a
D. ntcratF, nnd we NAV gain one. OF two
mt,c. The House is IS Unlon certaiu toe
~ Democratic. With the prospect IT making
The IS c..
C,rcuit judges vera elected In the LIST, I'd
Sd, 4ib, Glib, 7th, 6sb and 10sh districts. 0
these re carry the lat, 7th, 8th and 10Th. The
LIT district is gata Of one Judge.
The togns Democracy are used up In tht
Hooeier State, Dccd, .Athca s. Co., ar. re-
prdiated by leading members OF the partT
ac d I'll ccncedc the State to Lincoln by
rcusing majority. The great victory will b.
celebrated to-nisht tn University Square.
LATER.
lsp1AsAfoL1s, Oct. 13--o P; m.-The OIL
cial COUNT in. The 4sh district 3nascat:s th
election Of .Farqubar, Union Congressman
over Berry By sixty maiorlty
:. LATEST.
Ql1icIs1 returns frum all the couaties ID th
4th district are complete Fa1quhar ID elect
Cd by 116 majority. This makes eight Unlo
Copgrets1neu certain.
, 1864-10-14

vote OF las. Jesr gave Uniou majority ot
1,8i3, asking totsl apparent Union maIority
Of 10 515 If "e allow total falling of 10
the Un!on vote Of 5000 il tho counties to be
heard from. there will still be Union ma
jorlty en- the home vote alone OF 3,5l5.
Toe dge claims gain Of q, 600 On Carttn's
vote, and that the Democrats will hive a
ing up OF the table Of reported Damo .ratic
gains shows total so lar Of l., 2S3 in II
counttea-
The 12th Congressional District, Luzerne
county, gives 1,C0O Democratic MAJORITY
before rtported~t 1000 The Republicans
claim the electi3h or Ketchum to Congress
by the enldfer'sTote.
New YORK, Thursday, Oct 13.-The Con-
n1e7etols Washington special states that g
telegram from City Point says, SIX Pennsyl-
vanta 1ecic.en.s give $50 Union and 1o1 Dem
ncratJc Yataa
, 1864-10-14
UNION MASS N1HEXKNG IN
uUNEAU COUNTY, ILL.,,
Wentworth, fBGcr1oa}, Palmer and
Trulnbpn Speak4ug.

PRINCETON, Ill, October 13--The largest
meeting ever held in this Congressional Dis
trict is being teld here to-day. There are
from IL, ,00O TO 10000 people present The
proce stioD, headed by the great Union band
Of Chicago, probably numbered over thoua-
eand teams, and there are undoubtedly over
two thousand teams in towH. AL the streets,
public squares and vacant lots are literally
crowded with wagons, carriages and horses.
The ohest yaomanry are determined the
War ehal1 be sustained, md the constitution
upheld. Hope and confidence are shown in
tie cou1tenance If a1lIoyal men. while con-
tternation and dismay are depicted In the
faces Of the Copperheads. This County
{Bureau) can be depended upon for 500
majority Tor Lincoln, and the district tor
5000
Bon. John Wentworth is making one OF
bis telling charsctert:t1cs speeches. His
sentiments awaken beartJ response from the
n1asee1, and the most unbounded enthusiasm
prevail, S1eaking is also going on at two
other stands. Hon. E.C. 10gersoll aud Gen
eral Pa mer nIe 10 npepk at the main stand.
Hon. L, man Trumbul will address luel peo-
pie III the evening.
, 1864-10-14


Tie death Of the venerable Chief Justice
Of tie United States Supreme Court, is an.
npurccd 10 have taken place st his residence
ecyeu, Deceased was born In Calvert county,
Nd. March II, 17T. BE is descended from
from family Of English Roman Catholics
which settled In Maryland about the middle
Of tl1e seventeenth century, and received his
educ .tion at Dickinson College, Penn. where
hewas graduated In 1906. Commencing the
study Of the law In Annapolis in 1196, he Was
admitted in 1799 to the Maryland bar, began
to practice in his native county, from which
he was a,eo elected delegate to the general
assembly, and in 1901 removed to Frederick.
In 1916 be vas elected State Senator, and
upop retiring from that of11csfa 1922 rem owed
to Baltimore, where he hns ever siL &c resided.
In 1877 he Was appointed Attorney General
Of Mas1 tand, not ptthstandlng his political
-riens. which were strongly Den ocsatic,
wene opposed to those Of tue Gove1aor aud
ronncil: and In the summer OF 1881 be Was
sc,,otnted BIZ President Jackson Attorney
General of the United St4tcs Usou the dis.
uistal of Mr Duane from the Office OF Sec
Tetsr1 Of tie Treasury, Sept =. 1888, on &C
count Of his retueal to remove tat Gossrn
met dfnoetts from the United states bank
Mr T.ncy ras appointed to succeed hin
and Immediately issued the necessary order
Tor the removal Of the deposits to the loca
banks stlccted By him az agents OF the GOV
ernucnt. The Senate, which had an ant,
administration msjorlty, rejected hts nom
nation In June, 1884, by VOTE OF - W 1s
n 1as5 hn ,,a, nominated by president JacE
son II m Associate Justice Of the bapfem
, 1864-10-14

A Highly Important Rumor By r.
bel $uurceA-1k.,n1e Captured bF thptf
Fortcs-The nI1u411oI at azianta,

New YORK, Thursday, Oct. 13-The Rich
mond TPhig has q dispatch IRON Augusta,
Ga, plhlch says they reported capture Of
Rome, With three thousand negroes, is cor
Grned Tie Ysnkees destroyed all their
sso,ss s,.d two squares in the business part
OF the town.
Gen. Wheeler dashed into Marietta and
bu11td block Of store>houses.
HEADQUARTERS, ATLANTA, Oct S Owl
to the frequent Interruptions Of comnuni-
cations , it'll the North, Atlanta is as yet no
base Gfeupp1ies. 1t is all the Commtssary Of
Subsistence can do to feed the hupgy
mtntls Of tie urmies.
The rebel army are fortlJlng strongly at
LovtIeE, AID have one corps, psrh,ps more,
thtehten1pg Marietta Little else IS kno WI
aht.ut them st headquarters to day.
TIE Army Of the Tenne6Eee, Major General
0. O. howard commanding, is being thor
eugh1y reorganized and consolidated Logan
has gone home, on brief respite from duty.
Gen. +. James O6terhaus commands his
corps temporarily. Blnir is also absent. and
runIor says when be returns he will be Mill
tary Govsrnor Of Georgia.
144E1ONA 1G0CAAA /. e. 4s1AoAA4, HuOA
the soldiers design as McPherson No. 2, is
ccmmaIding the corps Of Blair, and Ia very
popular.
Lieut Col. J. ". Titus, Major Wm. Il.
Chanher>iu aud Adjutant John R. Hunt, au
Of the S1st Ohio, Lave resigned and are no y
An erlcEn citizens. The major and adiusant
were considered capital officers, and, as sucn,
beloved By their regiment.
Brig. Gen. John II to1se Is as6fgned 10
the c0mhan OF the forces and lortresses It
Rome IN the District Of the Etowah. under
Ettedman, .. - ---.---~
a general court martial has been ordered
to convene In Atlnnt4 on the 1st dav of No.
yemter. for the tr,l OF Brig. Gen. Sweeney,
UDtted States volunteers, upon several Vary
grave charges, itcludlnx conduct unoccota-
Ing su officer and Il gentleman, violation OF
the Articles vi Var, and giving = chAltenge
to hts corps commander, Mai Gen. -aresn'
1.1s 1siM y. rsRK, 98931 rb1rpday, Oct 1a-Tne An.
gusta, Gcor1ia, eispatchts Of the Sth, In the
R chnopd .lpAig OF Monday, announcing the
capture OF Rome, nrc considered doubtful.
G.p. Sherman tcIcgrnThedsf sfrum AlAtooua
on the es en,rg OF the 9th, rs fo1lo~B: Hood
otsel,i:g e our approach, has MOVED rnpldly
tack to Dallas and Van Vert.
, 1864-10-14
From gan Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday, Oct H-The
U1ion party Of Nevada have nominated
Blasedell iof Go1ernur, and Messrs. Beatty.
B1aeDan md Lewis for sup1eme Judges.
The Central Pacific railroad company
state in the.E spnna report that they have
81 q lies OF rn,lro3d and telegraph in opera"
tiaD, AID their average monthly receipts
since june have been over S18. 900. and e1.
pen6es $3,0c1
, 1864-10-14
GHI0,

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 12.-The vote at the
camp Of the 18th Ohio vas 1,007. Tue IN
ion nasjor1ty was goo. One regiment was
abse3t- -.
CoLuMDUs, Ohio. Oct. ls.-The 173d reel-
ment, new regiment from the It'll District,
gives tbs Union tic&et $50, and the Copper.
npp1 imoue. Nine voting precincts iu Wash.
inpfon and Alexandria went 525 to IL. The
1..,-f1]o Hnsnfta1 fG9 tn H.
, 1864-10-14
GI)ifaqo Grbn1tt.


Three weeks remain for vigorous campaign
majority which the world expects ns to give
for the Union t'cket-three weeks to decide
the fate Of the Republic. Circulate the doc
nne0as! We hare p,i:ted ard sold nearly
Two Hundred Thousand Of oul
documttts entitled:
1. The Our sentlon PamPhlc--saylEEs
and Do1ne% .f snc CnScseu Copper
hcad Convention.
2. 1s-ues of the uampAf@u-Shall1 the
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, 1864-10-14

Glorious Meeting In Princeton. ILL.,.
Ap+-rI1es bY Hons. JonA VentWo orIh
Z. c. fhEereolI, and Others.

Ap-~ches bY Hons. Jona Wentworth,
e e' 1nEeteoA'' al" V'11'
,s,,c,s, n;.n,+ch to ~ 1!h1r.oo T,,brna1
pt,x"s-nr nn-ss. ~ n, 1nrrsd,r a.. -
Ts;s haa hen n orand d.v for f,id Hnrean
Ae1e Aas oeeo ~ aua o03 1oA ol4 o"'sA0
equity. Her patriotic yeomanry, tosefoer
With those Of other counties in tlia district,
have made rrana reconnofssancu In force
.oto.,r = 4ta ,-,.,.,t ho11r,+ ,o-tazt ofthe
pepata.o4s ~ .ue ssa$ n1a4oA - sousse. y. s1S
9th 0f NOVEMBER next. Inc -cFo"o fs Fa1l~
ouslv estimatedat from Il. 900 to 10000. It
vaa ~ 1.rce.t cather,nr erer be1d IN this
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plncr, II mol III Luis "E'eesloIa' o'h-
trict. It was emphaticaHy grand
auerese-a euccess In point Of Ium-
- :. a.. s,.e ,F f+a nroces.,,, :,
Mre, IN the SIZE OF es procession, III
tne ens1aetes o. tne epseso., aua IL ~ GU
thut 'asm and harmony Of the OCCASION.
At an carly hour the teams that did not
,o,,.,,, a.. -con1.r dal,p,+;,ns c,r ,,...rc.d
tontN ~, -As''
10 1ttu1' ano ~ @sn c'oeA tn7 etfess7 He1e
thrcnse6, end the Vacaut let's Eli cr3WGed
with teams. At halt pat twelve Jc1ock
tbe .,rorft.foo- hest+d h1 thc Tn, N R,.,a n.
n,.1as,> o aa,s'-, ass - -, 9or" fs,n, - 49,
Iorth ofthe TO Al, and vas nearly two h"u1s
in pae, ing gfven point. I. cont tained near
rIu !,
1sgs and capoe's. Inc banners eontAaea
may aI'laeaivG oes'ces' sha pst1iouc an.s n
poi' teo 1ffct'pe'ohh. oae 1tae q oDe ~ tae
nahhets mss talhnrs VI ns L'snoia a,is eis
W. 80 H.. U..c in trn,,f w;th aan.da-Wr
Litc.n sal 1h., 1Ms le'h'nas NJ o. h'ue
joke" ~ TIC os1fr rtos was Los following: !:
a !ote ior Mctltttan n Fose 1or "a ut
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,,.a ana n, Jnbn Wenrwor,h- nj (,htc 10
h'lc she aud1trce spel-ooIi a. los I'm IL 1s e. taau
to hours. y VS. onc e, 6ts oest I'll .s.s
sbo tnopg ~ tae ,G G1S the
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