davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27
=
aar

Ths C1ng
O. ss39... sasss 2 s SMALL.
=. E: : tack Our Right
a. =. 81 * 'ss531 30 ssasaa
ls-zo- of sa.4 5.els.
Sss- : see see 1r
/ sbs arst Thz.tszT e a T0CC Avn
/ vsar fherszlls. c1lEs LUDI I'M
$. Sec = 80 sssa 3. -. :. Killed.
Il ne Isvs q g "a St2e
/ sisc iois alf q he p
| fsr mem5zfs of tie n1eeE tais norala8
Iesi.laiHrs. rs Of Psims-E
sso + 80 - soTpa a.
= - =. - - =. - = = a he foriiasa-
See. 3. In 5se1 e. elsc1oz7aeatbaa 5Eld
sra;s sssse- H72 - J. 2 ssve1 Hsss *
| 5sf u The nosl n1-1-f5l
! turs Of SD siaE-. sa.l unLil my ~
pIass or Pl laess "a s4td ssIsEorzz, Ehsa
iissd 70 V.ssi1 "a aisst-1,..-r sua azs-
Lsslsiatura-
Sec. 6 But IN ezss mes.
try serves 81 he Gll1st ths suamy
aaAl Be eEissa .l'-. -. s b a less of -
J 9-- - .-sor. - - = - tssso1s one kun-
. | tls usual Diass8 Of h1-1sa p. Kerr. q
|. l oseuuE-isu Or uloFsEn-E14 "a T,lfsna
!. - h -. ~ = NJ IS q a. captured also
e Sec Z. Sasa sise-io1.s 75h GIiaoiss
. h-.d u ias camps q 3
= fluoWss Il ever arm
d tae Col 5nsl = saE1 resld Eousle- Als
e mAad tasrsst. os tas IL 70 brias thssu
II bosJ On dsszE1at gsIv.
three sissks - er7n -
hold the EaHe, z1c a f8cts4 % srsali-
10 .urns u-d6- Ne 84o
l. saras Esrs opsusI a -, n g.
holdsag the sans IA s. - y
, sous aatisied 70 zoe tis s<iralisnerH, a--'-
sl Sec g. Tbs rslz-r7 = h.nd . hsaa
A. b forwarded b. thes
Dsizanz zas lllgss
70 niahsss o6iaer IA sct-0u- lelt e----
be IRON ssid STATE tsr sal Chsashsn's a.
ne camrmzns q arry L = r,l.,,--.-.r
aury Il sdzu BE-, g. cls-ss %
60 cfovsfncr Of SIC 81.
en- eouTsnta1t forwards -. a-ft brizada.
sfa rsef.y 20 IL 4oFsrae -. -
Sec. Il esss lac sf'A1 s'-F-
10 DrsTsnl he aOidiuE o. Uho Esrs tzEaH
r. Ser this sCf g. iEs r-;vade r1Fsral3
,as msy De held 81 EzY q
vsltlny causo nay
~ sane o ss 9xed : tack On eaf nsais
2 ias s li1i'' e ss.s1 q hose On k'aHa'a'.
isf ..T s "a 3, ), SIalor STOW, Frsnsh's ssiSs q
ls MAJ a. z.ring ars upoa thsm- TAR
ssssrtslnss, though very heavy
. ts ssw IN sight carrying % 'h'E
''A at
81 asnt Is now going On n freai Of
ensI and ana MAJOR iI kEo"n 50 es
( .sriua frau1 tis North
y ev7.-Ths Advertiser ana Rssisilr =
= aSv~hlss states Sat reliable NsIs
s55.a reesfvsd "a ls bsisTsa has
-os- voiasfa-- sfa sSneilsiaR 70 rain
he Duza5er Of Tlsa8 Of 10 VIC. sslssrr-l
I've he Commissioned - Roprsssui atfFs u 1
Ehi-h BE- . voted flr.
Sse > IN ail siseillns haIf auIer
s1sii Be o9sasd a. ths c1m8s or s1e arr
- Ok a. Ia ias 81 sts aai th8 s.sclI31 81 u
oiharHas - provided il zzi1 &C. As "a.
aeL
See g. IN sueh eiso-ioaI- Al 1erlonr e-
1ndsr saii 1os ous o. sas c1ua.y q b.
sail be allowed 70 v0ts q auT 0f ihs pI.
cut Cf tbs state.
ApproVsd J1Es Ga. 1884.
ms r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27
LOST! LOST!

ON WednssdEvs the s2d ef 5uae, = DARK BAY
~ HORSE, aixtesn hanSs high Wai.a right hind foot
sad star IN IoSszsad broks from tas tree Wha &c
= a. TED sad ra7, with brush kEuEirg hs haitsr
throEgh Gen. Dh-sihsm'3 troops and IN the direction
Of aen- Hndrnang ssiralshar8 thea engaged With hs
enemy ne ST aroon % 2@d inst BE is proba-
BY in Hoods corps or J1sksons cavalry division.
An amPs reward vii be paid fJr bis delivery a. ny
hea quarters OF Information which viii lead to bis
restoration TO me.
P. R CLEBURYH.
iu2z 3 $500 Nsis- (3s1srsl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27
SACKS
NeTICE Te SoLDIERS.

hvA1GA EU SyhDfEhos
EfOR The accumulation Of soldisra I VIII deliver
- their frsighs Oh Sundays from 70 s o'coGk A. n
and Ion TO n, in uula for morning ald evening"
rain 20 mEfietta To secure prompt delivery he
Express rscsipt order ahluld lng-risblF be sem
wing sans, eon7szy, resisut brigade an9 divi-ion
souniersigned By col01s e0mmandins r. galsnt.
fus7 ~ n = q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27

Is. Rsgi@sa GssTga VoiHHt set # Coagrsss ysa 1s
OlsassaeG Cs1aessR IN Clerks OGss o ths Dis
r, hFv g7h To- CaatsaeFsts States for ia HoF'f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27
AFTERNOON

IBe Woi td8 now M
We accepted It 10 Is
over Ehe whole nasir
through with It fit
would, however, safe
Grant, with HAncog ss-
where be viii nevsE
T0nd Is tahs1. II Is-.
noble oGcers and msI
this thing through. y 1
Yes, ali answered ] j
call on you, and I wsE
the army.
FROM TEE ARMY ...,
A despatch from the la ;,
Of the Potomac, dated IN.
scosunt Of the move /,
effect q junction viii aAI1ss. I.
Two army eorps G. ,,.E,,
James river last nigh
army were also crossing -.
There was 6ghting I, J.
tea Of Peterst~4s
GsB. Gill a9B ?. ilBs,
rumored. en- S7i,.
s stocks Il ysfs
CiGCINf aivision, and Is ssI
spondent a time. not
says the remns sa,es IN 80
bsriug seven huE - -
the morning Of the - -
neaTly one thousand ASs
4 Union forcs Of fae q
arrived in Flsmingsburga ahs
left. y
YsllAndighsm had arrived
The Illinois Democratic &C
field, had passed resolutiOf{
vsntion 10 stand by Ohio i 7
FURTHER PARTICULARS j
DEFEAT,
CAIRO, June IA, 156A.--E
the I4sh, contain further .
gagement near GantcWn,
comprising the expedition We
cavalry uudar Grierson. and
fzntry, the Ist Iilinois light
regiments OF eolored infkntr
msnd Of Gen. Stargis.
Citizens report that Kirby
mand Of the enemy, assisted
and Lee. Forrest is said te
entire command for Georgia,
upon learning Of the advs
Our troops Especially tAs
are ssid to have fought wit
but Of eighteen pieces of {
were brought Of. About on
were taksn, and ths gTaatt
wounded fell into ias ausmy'
The snemy's cavalry, ats
sued our fOrces 10 CelliersV
loss is supposed 70 have +
though not so large as ours.
Col. Humphreys, Of the
ported killed; Col. WaTing,
severely wounded.
Reports from the norther
sas represent = sad ststs Of 3
being entirely destitute Of pre-
Shelby sad his comman
BAtssville, en- route for Miss
FINANCIAL
New YORK, June 16.-l
ffst board for 1871; second
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27

Tsham G. Harris, 9 - y
Of Tennessee.

-r-Y n. sts-isFs Cas0nsrI and ctheE elFil 9elcec
4 - stsfs cf TsnnsElse, ard 10 ths 9ue,st
ooa,-aud Of sroops from said stAss, siiaer On e-1
IN hospitals -. ma n,
--.ssIas District Of Tsnnslses, hz1 been oecs5lof
81 tbs assth of Hon. David a. orrfin yaH Ars .ls'
- e.unrnsnasd 70 oBsn ald hlld ~ e-ee-%
T1rTRsDAY ire 1stl dag ot Aug1ss. l.aai !
votfoz Olaees In yo1- rsspee-igc eo1ntisi Aaa -.
es-1aS 81 The army sald a. szcn olhsr points - 7
r.Trs, soidisrs uEF Be on d1ty Or ia hasPlss o1 =
s,T 81 ssstiau in p1rsuzlcs Of an at q Oe1sre
s1sgtisd Al Act % provide for ho din8 slsesioss
2sprsseut. .tivss IL fts C1nsress q tha -ca-salA@
. stsEss t. ne stzfs 81 TsnBss1ss,' Erpr1fsa Gay
10 3. andEa aft1N
S;h. 1874. for q ~
cue 1Ku =
tsstiz0ng ~
Is Centre Seven Lines
a1sa eis'eep.
/ e
jas5 IS Of 1000 msa, one
eneFal Killed
AN 80. - Pris0ReFs,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27
CAssIhIERES.

ONa bals Steel Mixed Cauzlasrs for sale By
~ J.. 3. DAVIS,
iuE3 I2t paachrrr- frat,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27
YANkEE ATRoCIT[Es.

we have the information ia such a manner
ss 70 make it undoubtedly trus, that the Yankee
Isiding party which passed BIZ MeIVor's, COM
mitted Tspss on three respectable lsdies in that
neighborhood, ons of them msrried and the
other two single ladies'. We have the nsmes Of
these ladies, bat Of course cannot make them
public. 1t is only necessary to ssy thst the
vandsls now threatening LynchbuTg, from Bod
ferd, ere q part Of Che same hellish cres, and
these eutTagss viii nerve the arm of every col
dier with ls to strike sesdlier blow when the
hour for their punishment GENES, as csne It
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-27
FINANCIAL
Le.lers from RIiasIssIppl.

New YORK, June I6.-Gold s6sa 6sess, a s. =
ff5t board FOX 1874; second bosr1, 1871 :, Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
FROM THE FRONT. 10 -
The Enemy Moving to our Left-Shar
Cannonading Opened upon Them.

FROM THE FRONT. 10 -
The Enemy Moving to our Left-Sharp
Cannonadins Opened upon Them.
Correspondence Associated Press 3
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIN POTOMAC,
Oct. 1O.-No events Of importance have tran
spired in front OF Petersburg for several days.
The piekets have been actively engaging one
another the past two or three nights on the lett
and left centre of the line, and q number of
casualties daily OCCUR X1gA ZuE
DIR. Howard, OF the regular army, has re-
Gently introduced valuable improvements in
ambulances, which with prove great blessing
to the wounded. Gems. Grant, Meade, Ingalls,
and Warren, as well as the principal surgeons
in the army, highly commend 1t, and there Is
no doubt it Will be introduced extensively into
the armies Of the United States. .
OCToBKR 11.-Last svsning and part OF the
night firing was brisk in the center of the line,
in front of Petersburg.
Large bodies OF thg enemy's troops have been
seen moving toward our left, the past twenty.
four hours, which received the attention of onr
gunners whenever they appeared within
range.
There is nothing new. from the James. The
armyremains in Its former position ct Chapin's
Blnif, the enemy notseeMing desirope attack
ing the line there IEiTA& HAIU0aa
General Birney has gone home on fnrlough,
on account OF i'll health. General Mott has
also gone North on short leave. ~
y-rc5 ~sr--s ~ We'd. Meg RRGOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
. y.
LOCAL NEWS.
. The october Elections.

. THE FEELING ABOUT TOWN LAST NIGHT 8
The fact that the great States Of PennsyI.
vania, Ohio and Indiana were yesterday to
give q vote indicative Of the result In the No.
yember election, was fact borne in mind by
dicatons through the afternoon and evening. "
About O'Clock In the evening, the hour ct
which the polls closed in Philadelphia, the
feverishness got mp pretty high, in anticipa.
ton that ward results would soon be flashed
over the wires from that city. zsi3" cdr
% The main points Of interest Vher0 the people
conRregated were the various poltueAl plqb.
rooms, State and national, although the hdtel
halls and teleefapnic Offices all had their
crowds; and Mr. Gobright, the courteous agent
OF the Associates Press, Ind 70 stand Cross
fire OF auestiouipg BIZ auxious election.return
hunters, aimost caictsiated q upset the eQua-
nimity Of even that prhane gentleman. . -;
The democracy rallied In force at Parkdr'e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
FROM THE FRONT.

The steamer Express, with the army mails
and q number Of passengers, arrived here this
morning at 8 O'clock from City Point. She
brings no news. tLE
The Express brought up the bodies Of the
following deceased officers and men:-Lieut
W. p. Thompson, Goth Indiana; d.. s: A. North.
way, 9th Ohio cavalry; Sergt. Is. Maulk list
Delaware volunteers; and James Sperry, 9Th
Ohio cavalry.
The United States transport Kennebec also
arrived here this morning from City Point,
bringing up 80 rebel deserters Among these
deaerters are five Of the crew of the rebel ram
Virginia. They were sent to Col. Ingraham,
who released them upon taking the oath, and
furnished them with transportation.
The Kennebec also brought up Luther Lib.
bic, VIM. W Jones and W.TH.Southai, who
were captured by Gen. Kautzs cavalry. and
sent here to Gen. Patrick, charged with tearing
breaking out of the rebellion. All three Of
them were committed to the Old Capitol by
Provost Marshal Ingraham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
FURTHER OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
ELECTION.
The State All Rieht-The Dem ocrats Claim
Gain of Only 5000 Thus Far.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.-Account Of gains
and losses from returns received, show q Dem
ocratic gain Of 1880, while the majority to be
overcome is over $4,000.
The cage" claims majority Of 5000 on the
home vote, being gain Of 20, 600. .fe,f =
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-Indiana county
(Pa) gives 1900 Union majority, a Democratic
gam OF 800. 81 f't -. E..5 - 20
The Democratic State Committee have re-
ceiyed a dispatch giving o gain Of 500 for the
Democratic ticket in somerset county, the
Union vote being 500. ~. 2 y A-l,f-
Il The Democrats claim a majority Of 5000 on
the home vote, but1 count of gains and Losses
from returns received showlm actual Demo-
cratic gain Of $50, while the majority to over
come was over 5000. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
,ori,y of about go for the Democratic ticket on

Jority OF about go for the Democratic ticket on
the home vote.
CAMBRIA COUNTY.
YOUNGSTOWN, Oct. 11.-Johnstown borough
gives a Republican majority Of la. Last year
Conemagh borough gives Democratic ma
jority of 1903. Last year it gave lbs for Wood
ward.
Miliville borough gives a Democratic ma.
jority OF IL. Last year II gayea Republican
majority of3
Cambria borough gives a Democratic major.
ity OF ll3; Last year it gave Democratic ma
jority Of las.
Prospect borough gives - Democratic ma
jority.
BLAIR COUNTY.
ALTOONA, Oct 11.-Barker (Union) for Con-
gress Will have 400 to 600 majority In this
county.
~ 8 LYcoMING COUNTY. s
wIILIAMsPoRT, Oct. 11.-This borough gives
Wilson, Union, 626; Wright, democrat. SCI.
apererate vote OF this borough falls off SIS.
Tbe vote. so far as heard from, shows a
slight Union loss, and in the county very
WiIiiamsport gives 6s Union majority.
Tamaqua gives SO Democratic majority, q
Union gain Of S.. 80. . ASA
Kingston 81 Union majority.
Danyille % Union majority. ae- a.
. HEATING, Oct. IL .-Keating township gives
Wright. Dem, for Congress, %; Wilson, Union,
Al For Assembly, Dem. 20; Union, IA.
e ss-.---4a & a.aa TIOGA COUNTY. s-s4s-
, Fall Brook gives 1877 Democratic majority.
The rest Of the county gives from SO to $50
Union majority in each township, carrying the
Union ticket in the county by 5000.
WARREN COUNTY
D. Warren county, as far as heard from, gives
9s Democratic majority. -
- . &c ELK COUNTY. r. g.. -,g.
RIDGWAY, Oct. lin this township the
Congressional vote is as follows;-Bigler, 40;
ScofieId, az, re- - - 80
ST. MARYs, Oct. 11-Bensinger township
gives Bigler 203; Scofield, S. .r
For Assembly, Dem, 200; Union, none.
St Marys, in Elk county, gives Bgler $780,
and Scofield 3.
For Assembly, Boyer, Dem, 1877; Union. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
MORE coon NEWS FROM OHIO.

The following dispatch has been received by
the Ohio State Agent lt. r. f.cq 30
COLUMBUS, Oct. thames C.. Wetmore, ESQ.
Ohio State A0ent.-Shellabarger's majority is
1000; Eggleston's, 1,sO0; Hays, 5000; Law
rence's, $500; Ashley's, 1900. ,E-- g.
The soldiers vote, as far as heard from, is 10
to 1. Indiana all right GloryH .-t .
Signed JAMES WILLIAMS,
Secretary Central Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
THE OHIO ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE Union majority
in this city is 5000. ,-
Seven wards in Cleveland give LOIS Union
majority.
Sandusky city, Democratic majority, a
Union gain of 429 on Brough's vote To
Seven towns In Portage county give 1, 121
Union majority.
Three towns in Ashtabula county give 5i8
Union majority. 5 81. ga
Cuyahoga county, 100 Union majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. lis. S. Cox will be beaten
1850 on the home vote in his own district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12

MARYLAND ELECTION.
Large Majority for the New Constitution
this far.
BALTIMORE, Oct 12-The election is pro-
ceeding quietly. There IL q spirited ntest
between the friends Of Chapman, the regular
Union nominee, and Stirling, Independent, for
Mayor. The result is doubtful. There will be
a large majority for the new constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
THE PENNSYLYANlA VOTE IN THE
ARMY OF THE JAMES.

GENERAL BUFFERS HEADQUARTERS, Oct
IL, 9.15 p. m.-The voting in the army to-day
in the Pennsylvania regiments has passed of
very quietly, and so far as can be learned, the
Union ticket has been everYWhere successful
At the headquarters Of this army to-day in
Captain Watson's company OF Psnn'a artil-
lerymen, out OF so votes cast tor the members
Of Congress from the city OF Philadelphia,
only two were for the Democratic ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
THE INDIANA ELECTION,

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11-9 p. MIN Win.
chester Morton majority is 32s-a gain OF 60.
The majority in Randolph county for the
Union ticket is 1,lOe; In Noble county, 600 ma.
Jority; Cambridge county, 332-a gain of II
over Lanes vote in 1862 IL -
Dublin precinct gives Morton unanimous
vote Of 266. ind - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12

BALTIMORE ELECTION. nj
Chapman's Election Certain.
Especial Dispatch to The Start
BALTIMORE, Oct 12.-Editor Evening Star :.
Chapman's election certain. Sterling's friends
admit 1t to be highly probable. W.T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
LATEST FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

LATEST FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
Heavy Union Gains in the Northern Tier
of Counties-The Legislature Largely
Union-Union Men Claim to have Car.
ried the State By 10000 in the Home
Vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-Schuylkill county
will give Strouse DENY from hoo to 1,725 ma
jority. Union gain Of 316
Dawson, Dem, for Congress, has over 1,5OO
majority in We3tmoreland.
The Democratic majority in Montgomery
county will be about 400. Democratic gain
OF 149.
LApRLPHIA. Oct, IA special des-
patch to the Evening TELEGRAPH, dated Harris
burg, says: Il Iu4. L.IsTE aI:-
From lSnsqueh anna, Tioga, Bradford, Pot
ter and McKeon counties we have reports Of
considerable Union gains. 80 IN
Susquehanna gives 1,302 Union majority, q
gain Of over 100 votes on Curtin . majority.
Bradford, with ten townships to hear from,
over 1900 Union majority Tioga, nearly COM
plete, Ass.
1t is believed that we have carried the State
by at least 10000 majority on the home vote
We have certainly 40 congressman, q gain
OLA.
The Legislature is largely Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12

nEGo TO FHH poLLARJEWEIlRY STORE,
E AS Penn. avenue. near 4k street. IT.
NsLINCOLN- AND JOHNSON CLUB.-Hon
s:aR 'asff;f tic Sis SHs Fsis'Ss.
~ shs aress 6oa1s q III
os che On hs
ff5 q p Rsserds
d5GN RA ANb EIfAgIIS
SPien"-,E EvERETT-THfs !Wsdnesdsy WE'VE EVE
Ming, ct s O'Clock, corner Of Psnnsylvan1a AZ
music in attendance. - IT.
Q3 MAKERS You are hereby notified to attend
on
o' se faIg E m. FRANCIS P, sa ZANE;
meet To s5s wrs3TT ha1s
the gqoESss Of at
ERr ,BRowN. Brothers of sister Tribes in good
sdRans N16 Gfa9uS WR8so Is K
~ LADIES FAIR. :
Have you been to the Fair for the benefit of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church, if not 60 to- nj CHIT as
it must close on Saturday evening. 8
Band of Music in attendance
r, Goods remaining hand will be sold at auction
-, ODD FELLOWS HALL. 7rH STREET.
[YE4TTEMTdoN,u JOURNEYMEN HOUSE
he Society on sMsI se oe seiia sE ct
ia O'Clock, At Temperance Hail Every member
ness 81 the most vital Importance dem.ads the at
tendance Of each and every member. there being
an lneiipatlo5 on the part OF some OF the boss
1dS r. 7 t..
n~AT MEETING OF THE Third WARD
uS ASSOCIATION. held on the evening Of &c
tober II the following resolution was unanimously
Rssslrsd Tia. shs thanks Of the Third Ward
sasss s eastern 1G p:re sAs I na
for his very valuable services spromsSd but neysr
aaot. in E 81 tss ra6ds
0@sPECIAL NOTICE,
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
You are requested to attend PUBLIC MEET.
ING, at the City Hall. ON FRIDAY, the l4th inst,
st o'clock p. M, to make arrangements and take
measures to meet the Draft in this city. !.
Richard Wallsch BennetlSwsini
y T Inc S,9s boyd Geo eS Il f Pians
G Gosn H semmss So 4 Ps 4 kbeem
Crosby Moves Noble Lsrner
{ Mn, g KMs dHyre TAAstsPRh,e ens
$ %s fa fs4ss.en 5sSs B bssfs,
Donald McCathran Geo Wright ,
Richard Morgan JB Ellis
.a VIM Tolbert PM Dubant
. M Mm v q RWaRills Wilson S The. 1 Lewis
G M9 s RfttRSne si.h sa asRnsE,
John Ward William Walker
oc Y st DAILY papers copy.1
F6N Is Gs
217 F street. between the hours ofs a. m. aud 8 p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12

Seventeen MON M EN- Der . Elected - Gain
Of IL for the Union Party.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Ohio elects 16 Union
Congressman, and probably II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
TELEGRAPHO NEWS.

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-The Democratic
majority In Lycoming county is 900. Union
loss, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12

CRIMINAL CoyRr, JUDGE 0lin- Yesterday,
the case of Henry Collins, Alice Pearson and
Maria Lucas, charged with larceny, was
called, when noHe pros was entered as to
Alice Pearson. The jury returned a sealed
verdict, finding Henry Collins not guilty And
Sophia Ensy, Virginia Hopkins, and Mary
Cyons, indicted with Mollie Miller, who h as
since died, were found guilty Of an assault on
Susan b. Hook. t 'l'' ---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12

STRAYED OR STOLEN PROM MY FARM IN
noRsR county grey h s9 f
feet. - 49, :. i. n ROBT. EARL,
oc l2-3t' II street. near 2lst
EOUND-A certain AMOUNT OF. MONEY. The
ss4asr issS and "a fs sts "
CO REwARD.-Lost from the corner of 81 and
snS
any one who win leave him at the Office Of the
American Telegraph. WilLa.d., Hotel: oc y St.
SIP Sow e. stolen !:s. Thurs
red and whisesp with White back and f.es VIII
f to t Of ard
oeia.st. 'n' N'Ds D DANIEL RAGAN.
b g,ysH returned med to William HEINZ. I'll
osTa SKsasPpf f the ss 18th snas,
libe rally rewarded by returning it to No liz cor
ns5 Tfyssts and PFosDss.s'Fests' Georgetown
T osr-on Friday, October 7, a small GOLD KEY
q the Is IoHnds Of asreTpoa ISspitsl oT Sssxesn
north street. ---.-------.-----o c list
$50 REWARD..sttrsys%a q stolen SUNDAY,
\
high. She had a strap around her neck, fasten ad
with brass hook. will give the above rewsrd II
she strayed, and il Atolen will give $50 for her
re eovery and convictien of the thief.
r.. &C llilwtr af JAMES GUILD, I'd and ST.
STRAYED AWAY. on Thursday, a young brown
~ COW, with white spot on the forehea, Lib
erai reward win be given for her return to 8.
MEYENBERG, 4s Market Space. :. ocl0,3t
T osT.-strayed or stolen. on the 7th instant, q
l. large dark red COW; with crep, on one ear.
ton s. No9Es ss south T street q e sSs
off ;e. =. = , 10 4 = Gtrtt,iz .httE oc loft
7 OST-S1O REWARD-A SOLDIERS DIS.
- CHARGE. BY the name Of John Brady. who
Wis. and mustered ont at Madison, August 2, 1864,
between Kendall Green and the Treasury, on or
after the 22d OF September. ed, - DC l04t*
Cox REWAKD-Stolen from my stable on Sat-
Oh urday night. October 9th. 3 light sorreI
MARE, five years old: with star in forehead; and
little white down the face; about l5H hands high;
in fine condition. and only used for saddle. The
above reward will be paid for her return to my
place, near Bladensburg. -s.L
ee l0-3t" BENTON FOLSOM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12

LATER FIR ON THE PENNSYLVANIA
ELECTION.
The state, with the Army Vote, will GO
Union from Ten to Fifteen Thousand
Majority. "-
HARRISBURG, Oct. 12.-The general opinion
here Is that the State has gone Democratic on
the home vote, by from three to five thousand
majority.
The soldier vote will give from ten to fifteen
thousand majority.
The commissioners from the Shenandoah
Valley have returned. They report that they
were unable to reach Sheridan's army.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-The chairman Of
the Democratic state Central Committee claims
from returns received by him from thirty. -four
counties, a Democractic gain of 12,715
The Statement of the Republican State Com
mttee has not yet been obtained, but is mo-
mentarily expected.
The best political authorities are in doubt as
to the result, but estimate a majority OF about
5000 either side on the home vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke Il Co furnish the follswtng q no.
atoms Of Government securities:

PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO. INDIANA, all go
Union. Good for Pennsylvania, very good
for Ohio, especially good for Indiana!