davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

Z DIST. SeHooL.-Mrs. Smith began teaching
q a term Of the Dist. School, in. the school
house near St. Joseph'g Church, on Monday
last. 1iaos ft7r'a aef r
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

ass The international Hotel will close as
hotel in a few days. and viii be transmogri-
! fed into wholesale and retail grocery, pro-
vision, dry-goOds and variety store--W. E,
Rowe & Co., prOprietorS. Poujade is still
eniafging the dimensions Of the Pouiade
House, so that the neighboDhooa VIII not be
without ample hotel accommodations. III
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

STRoUsE 4 Bro. are opening fine stock
OF goods on Wall street, next to Rosenbaum's
corner. X
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

-s mE.-Mr Riggs Of Boise city has sent
US a sample Of lime made at the works Of
the)--7-77 Lime Company. We have seen
a whiteF article, but this seems to have all
the life and adhesive properties that are COM
mon 70 the best quality Of lime. The com
Rany are prepared to. furnish it in any guam
titles 81 5sssgtrs 70 5
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

TAEATERs.-Messrs Rosenbaum and My
ers are sparing no expense in identifying and
adjoining the Jenny Lind Theater. When
finished, the internal arrangements will be as
complete as tits possible to make it with the
facilities ubtainable in the country. Hays &
Hardy are. doing the ornamental. The cur
tains. scenes, and interstices are all embellish-
ed with appropriate views. A number of
private boxes are being fitted up, and, taken
all in all, the Jenny Lind is not far behind
any theater outside Of San Francisco on the
Coast. The worst fault it has, is the close
proximity of the roof with the heads Of the
audience in the dress-circle.
Not to be behind the times, Mesars. Lane
& Chapman are exerting themselves in I'M
proving and adding attractions to the For
rest. They inform US that they have en-
gagged a scenic artist from Portland, who will
be employed during the Summer changing
and giving the scenery effect. Private boxes
will be added, and the Forrest will vie with
Its contemporary in nagnifcence and splendor.
Both these temples of Thespis announce
engagements OF talented performers from
below to appear shortly. Prot. Myers is now
in PoBtland ana will return with his company.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

RELIGIOUS INqELLIGgNcE--Rev. Mr..
Kingsley will preach in the new Church on
Commercial streat between Montgomery and
State at eleven o'clock A. n, tomorrow
The public are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Father Mespiie Will hold divine ser.
vice at Placerville, Centeryille and Pioneer,
alternately on each Sunday, until further no.
tice, at half past 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
MYSTERIOUS hand-bills have been. posted
up about town within the past twenty-four
hours, commencing in large type the letters
a"V. & HIS" followed by some unintelligible
characters and the figures " 10 s, so, and
beneath the figures" Idaho city, May 18th
1861 The job was printed at this Office as
ordered by stranger to us, and we are igno-
rant of its import. it may portepd "The
final cOnsumation Of earth's grand drama, "
for ought we know.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

gi STEAM BonER-Many speeuIations were
INDUCED in on Wednesday, as to where the
Steam Boiler was going that passed through
town on a wagon. Some. said South Boise,
osohie said OWyheey and others thought it was
destined to work some Of the rich leads in
this vicinity. The fact proved to be that it
was being taken from Centerville to saw
mill on Moores creek
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

Two men were killed at Placerville on the
goth, BY the caving Of bank. Names not
dscertained.
, 1864-10-29
. SO DER ARE
ENTITLED To VOTE,
ILL

We have been asked by soldiers stationed
at Camp Douglas and other places in this
State, whether they can rote 1t the polls
nearest their stations, If they hsye remainre
there certain length OF time, etc. LIE. 9Th
article of the Co.etItatio1 Of ullnols con-
tains the following provisiors:
.Sec, g. No e1ectos ehall be deemed TO- bare lost
bis residence IN this state By reason 81 his ab'
scnce % buslneee OF the United Suites or OF this
"Stc, t. No soldier, seansn, Or murine In any
hymy or navy ol the United States shau be deemed
s.st,oned ii aIy m1ilar, naval place within The
Gtatal
Tie LAST clause Of the first section Of the
same article esys> "no citizen or inhaoitant
ehau be entitled to vote except in the district
OF county IN which he shall actually reside at
the time Of said electton-''' 1twould appear
from these provisions, taken together, that
a,.y Illinois soldier may vote in the district
or county Of his residence If he happens to
be within reach Of 1t on the day Of election,
but not elsewhere. The Constitution coa-
templates that soldier or sailor In the ser
vice Of the United States is still resident OF
bis county OF election district for voting
purposes, but not resident Of any Other
county or dietrict. Chicago volunteers at
| Camp Douglas may vote In Chicago, but vol
nnteers from Kane, Peoria, Union, or othel
| counties must vote in their respective coun
| tics, or not ut all
| We advise all Illinois soldiers within the
State, who have not already done SO. to ap
ply at once for furloughs to 60 home apd
| vote They need not be absent many days
We think the Comme ending General Of this
| Departmeut viii a1ree with us that they
cannot do the country better service for &
lew days Than By going home and intusine
thein practical 10, atty into their netgbbort
AID friends, and depositiDg their ballots OF
| the cav Of election.
, 1864-10-29
FROM ST. PAUL.
Prospect for Peace With the Indians
10 1llrary ana Political News.

Especial Dispatch t6tha Chicago Tnbune.1
ST. PAuI, Man.. Friday, Oct. ., 1874
There ID another speck of peace on the lu-
dian bo1rizon. Gen. Sul]y writes to Gen.
sibley under date Of Fort Thompson on
the upper Missouri, Oct. 10Th, that three
head chiefs Of hostile Indians have been to
Fort Rice with flag Of truce. They were
in all the b4tt1es With Gen. Sully this year
and say the whites are too much for them,
aud wanted to know On what terms they
could have peace. The Commanding officer
fold them that II they would behave them
selves and not molest the whites they could
have peace. They went away saying they
would come back with some Of their leading
peace with tile India1 west Of the Missouri
is better than it ever nas, but on this side 1t
It r i'll take longer, owing to their being able
to f1nu refuee 10 the British Possessions.
An immense Union meeting Was held At
Prescott, Wis On Tuesday. Large delega-
tions from this State were present The
procession Of wagons was Two miles long,
Forcible speeches were made By General ".
D. Waehbu1n. Hen. ]. y. Taylor and Albert
EdEe1h n, ali Of this city. The st. Croix
Valley is pledged to do its duty in NoVem-
Der.
a. the sth Regiment Was leaving the 1evee,
on Wednesday, some mackerel on shore
called for three cheers for Mcclellan Just
fifteen men RESP onded, and their cheers were
s]most drowned by the hisses Of the other
soldiers.
The remainder Of :the regiment then made
tie boat shake with shouts for lincoln and
proans Tor McC1ellap. This regiment will
probably reach Chicago on Monday.
, 1864-10-29

Gen. DIX 1nAue4 4 Cauntercheck to the
Rebel ana A1sIle m0ckert1 J0lut
4Cnemcs

Gen. Ul1 1h&0ea C9untercnecH t0 tAe
1rne1cca sns1 anu '@4o "'eA ""'o@
---
New YORK. Friday, Oct. 23,--The follow
iue crcer was issued to-day BIZ Gen. Dix:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE EAaT.l
NEW YoAK, Friday, Oct. as. :
GENERAL ORDERS No. 6O.-1nfornat1on
has been received by the Major General Com.
,nnna;r7 TINT rehe1 agents IN Canada des,po
mAuoiaf' -, 4eTel st.ta ~ o - .ss1ssa @
TO send 1nto Inc onIeo o'ateS anu coioal1e
at different points large number rs OF refugees,
deserters md enemies of the Government,
w3fh view IN vote at the annroach,nr Presi.
5a,+,.1 ofoa+for ord II "a not nn1;L.Io wbar
49, 49, ' ~ 49, .asa1 nana. 49, hoan 49,
formed that they may be ,organ1zed for the
rurpese OF shooting down peaceable citizens
"a n1nndtr,np n,tvata nronertv as In the
ea1+ .~saatsra t.a4-.,oa ~, +ha no+ro,t
.S ~ a. 49,.
raVer ana ~ 81. a1oa1s'
Ags1net these medatated oa'fages On ths
purity OF the elective franchise, and these
!, i,famous acts of robbery, inceadia1isims and
,.......u .r... ,,.,--
nu1uete, ~ - tue ,.m-, ueue'.1s.oL -. ~ DAco4
denefa1 commanding togaa.o Will e'els poe'
sible precautioD, and to visit on the perpe'
traitors, II they eball be detected, the most
signal summary punishment.
%t,n
- lns .,.:" sss .e - ,.an-..ant s,atas .a' 1H,,o
whether cltlzens ot 'nsaleent etates wao
have bten il The rebel service, Of engaged IN
acts Of hostfl lty to the Government DESERT
states or men drafted or subject to draft,
80 - - 49, - avada +ha,r antv n that,
VINO nave are nea ,teb1e to iabme5t y for tha
cDanss, s 4,ar ~ haze a1readT commifte5. and ~
crimes 1ney navs ad a5 ~ ~. ~ tha1e ano ~
enElt Min 1ia 3"se pe iii IL Fro1ost Nsr.ha1a ena
fol tnts Rasguh, gs,,h,n ria nenartmemt ara al.
tnelr aepnues "! aa;.a I'll 81 oseih1a .il;'' nc
snnt 10 sneh messurea AZ nav he nsnas
aha 10 aagpo nsrsnns cnmine inio - ths Mes
~ saHyr.otas ~ the nnr,nse r. voting ~ ~
tea eaates on pvat " u
comtts aaa ~ n.aVent their eeeane: ani 4 T.
y. ana 70 pomen;,ed to ths f,actors an ~ ~ ~
err @ sa sss ~ this Dsnartment tn tsrs w,,p y.
N t9e'l M 1ar he renn;ned far tha1s sMca nt
;4 meass 80 90 r. ia military snthnrt,,s Ta -
es1..a3;co re- desicns 81 rebel poanfs an5
, 1864-10-29
Fresh Beef

That uAr be ,eQuired for sl United 6taea Trop4 in
ka1 duse1 cry tru 7'c nifty. ircludic1 Troops aud
P1tottig of vs., 0 j. buaao'4 II and 6andus57 Bar,
hrtd ~ m9ntns' Sr s9eh ltss t,.2e a. re cemms
Commencing - tha l2th day o. Noyembef, lssi md
ert11 ths 12th cay CT Nay. lSs5,
sA1 teet e ee eera. Eot Bulls, aga, He fera.
GoWs3. to be -Four ~ yes.e otd .nl over. 70 weigh
ara Rhc1tscne 9, with nfck, sud shank. and kltnsy
talloW e1cludeo,' IL equ1l psoporlors OF fote I'D
hi1 quGte1s aad to be IN spch quantities usually
uf {uea ptr Weef) a. Cay be raQu!:ed ny tne
g duty =! the Post. Payment vii! 60 msee On the
Ctyufed Vouc1tr6 IN uunficate. OF the Goa 1lA Rl9
OF S1b!l1 ence srYnR .: tte POET. for which forH9
~ os fn,nsi ed Ins esE IastoI5 ma of ssefa
tie coz BsAr lily near the PoSr-
4 boId Of H1n.oE viii ne 1eq.lrtd, VIA tHo eood
a1s ele1. nlI7 t5s s9e 4D.ye
sum 1hhn be cett1ned to BY the tleta OF coost OF
1he GpYePnmee reserve. the ,iztt to pay In Zrt.-
Euls Eotes CT other t3oveFrm, NJ funds.
10 bids Will be e1teftsined me! pae IN " iaIsv,.
re reut1acis Or bids wien the bidder Is no! PFC
sent to r. epcpd to bis hid or CjnffaC1
PrcpCBsIs from S nrm tnuF tptc'ly tne aaH1@ eaa
rttotnces Of II the Derscns ~ :. Y! ne " ass
fs:ren.th,ilty aoave fefer1ed 70 Ala, oya written
ned b tse Da's q sta sho bta oas
IL ttps1ase apess fo1 which foim. vii f9l1aaa
eSooSd aH1S 81 saveloped. tsaiea aoe.Ia
teE g:: g b 10 "a IL s.a
ns y seespsea t,:s eid will Tor to b.. Of v,s
coEtfAct OF tbs usual totm Anc soEoMons And ~
nal e S:ti e
CIV tsn and Co.nis ssry Ct saD1aseace:9 e ss1: % 1.1J
AMI Joh9fok = lGeoo. Oa!o. oe3 Fl1ts
, 1864-10-29
CHICAGO. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1864.

For1est warm reception, There, is no dan:
ger but Gen. Meredith will be abla to hold
tie plnce should the rebels hare the temety
to attack him which all bslleve they will
not do.
He bas four regiments, three b3ttallons of
csvury and q battery Of DAh1gren guns.
Orders have been issued for tie coacentra-
tlon Of the force on the TenneBsee line pre-
pa1ato1y for march on Pad1c,h. Forrest,
On Thurnday dash was made upon john
aonville aud 60 head Of cattle ea:tared.
Early this morning, the Rouse Of Major
Fisher took fire and burned to the ground.
CA1Ro, Oct. % "A force Of Forests men,
some five hundred strong, are reported apss
proacbing Paducab, Ky., f3r the purpose Of
making IN attack. Report SAYS that General
Meredith hes warned all the citizens to fee
for sntety. When the steamer Armada lett
there esterday, the ]eEee and Whart.boat
were crowded with citizens and lnuoeT, 70
be Transported to the Illinois shore. and au
was hustle and confusion Meanwhile the
military were making active preparations 70
resist the attack, and give the rebels warm
fsce ptfQu.
, 1864-10-29
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
TllIrOls Political and Military News
An Incident OF John a. LoEAn'a
fiAx>

Canvass.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
SrmsGF1E1D, III. Friday, Oct. %. 1861.
Minor Eosace P. Munford's funeral took
place from tie State House to-day. Toe
body was escorted By detachment of mill
tsry, and the obseques were attended By
Hop. Jesse 4. Dubois, State Auditor, and
0. NJ. Hatch, Secretary Of State, and other
prominent citizens. DR.. Crane, of the
Methods Episcopal church, preached Tery
fine discourse. The body goes to his late
home in Crawford county.
Five companies Of the 42a regiment Of
Wisconsin volunteers arrived ut Camp But
tier yesterday for the purpose Of performing
guard duty.
Four men Of the peace sneak order, who
ran away from the draft In Pennsylganfa,
were arrested In this city few days slnce
by Provost Marshal Reyes, who has them In
cafe keeping.
The discovery Of the Copperhead frauds
and forserles in the New York so1diers' vote
has stunned the leading Democrats here.
They acknowledge that, II true, 1t will do
immense damage to the party. in November,
Nine hundred men left Camp Butler for the
South, to-day. Maj. Heflernan mustered in
so7 men, o~day, of whom 1o4 were drafted.
4 large number Of the U. 8. bonds, sold
by the First National Bank, Of this city, are
DOW purchased by our German citizens.
They prefer them to deposlting money in
hanks, On which they get no interest.
Hon. Clark E. Carr, Of Galesbnrg, speaks
at Jacksonville, to morrow afternoon, and
in the Wigwam, in this city, on Monday
, 1864-10-29
FROM WESTERN KEN
TUCAK.
The Threatened Attack On Psducah-
Gen. Meredtths8 Preparations,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsso Tribune.1
PAprcAH, ky., Friday, Oct. IS.
On Monday General Meredith left Paducah
for Eodyyille. On bis return, on Wednes.
day, he received dispatches from Sherman
and from Columbus stating that Forrest in
tended attacking this city, at the same time
meractng Columbus. Scouts and deserters
reported large number Of rebsls 1t Paris,
Dresden, Trenton. Lexington. Shady Grove
and Mc1emoresyille. At the latter place
heavy supplies were being accumnlated.
Those places are all within fifty miles Of
Msy1eld. Forrest WAS also known to be st
Jscs On, with several thousand men.
The dagger being imminent, on Wednes:
day night onr cavalry ,Wes safely withdrawn
from Mayfield. The same night business
men were advised to pack mp their stock
and place them aboard steamerf, which we're
detafpsd for that purpose.
Yesterday evening ee1uts reported the
rebel force within 18 miles Of the city, since
which time no intellirence Of their move
ntnts has been received. Every business
house Is closed ard all goods removed to .
place Of SAFETY. Business Of all kinds Is sus-
perted and everything Is prepared to give
, 1864-10-29

PIcasauton pgertukes Pf1ce-Captures
1000 men-Prfce Burns His OtFn
III a1nk-Tota1 Hout Of t1ac Rebels
1utereAl1nE Dispatches.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
sT. Louis, Mo. Friday, Oct 2, 1e6i.
Intelligence from the pursuit of Price fs
very meagre. St. Louis Coppesheads who
disbeheved the report OF the capture Of Mar
maduke and Cabell yesterday, are blue to"
day. They declare the story an abolition
hoax, gotl up to make capital for Lincoln.
These captures are SD blow to Mcclellan
men.
Reports are cnnent in Leaveu~orth, said
to be based on information from Fort Scott,
that Price is retreating Though Arkansas,
and @sas in Bourbon county on We inesday
Eight This indicates knowledge Of the
reinforcement sent to Fort Smith to enable
ThAyer to intercept Price If he retreated
through the Indian territory.
Price will 60 out ria Forsyth, BellyiIe,
and probably yecross the Arkansas river at
the came point where he crossed coming
North.
Springfield was under arms when lat
heard from. The citizens were strengthening
the foriacations for defense against the
rebels.
John 8. Phelps commanded q regiment
, 1864-10-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
Interesting Military and General neWs
Summary.

.n,, n,s,a+cb IN the Chicago Tribuue.1
lopse1a4 o''pat1. ST.,,ornx Fr,3,v 1ct -.
nAsa-" ,rano ~ e1ra41or
LEE TO dRANT-1hE f'1oao sr
An important letter from den. Lee W aol"
Gran1 sent some days ago, admits the pro-
n;;e,v ~ N. necessity of treating negro sol
Fe*J - .,a,. h.1aa 1,te .nv other prisoners.
oltts N l4eu lauoe -. ~ ~ nv, "a 7,roren
excepting In case6 "nefe tney can pe pto'eu e.,
to baye been slaves, when be holds tnas an
the .recedents sanction their return to their
,o.ts~a
n''''e3' p, ,cr,ov vp.rna
: aAH 1AI. tton 1900
The developments IN tne gteae Conspiracy
to rob New York soldiers OF their votes ana
force soldfets of the Republic to vote against
i.t.. -. ,vh,oh +heu ARE 1avfnp down
tne csueo W. NI...~ -. ..+o1.to7 ofo1r-
,thelf lives, monopo1'2e' tne '4SS.n1
files here. The Democrats seem 10 nA'e peen
made reckless by the unexpected exposure,
ard are now deflnnt1y threatening the revo,
4r,1on ogatnst the verdict of people which
! t"1oA TaIa1-,oaao.. 40 mara +han ananact,
rome OF toelf leAue1e a. iur,e ~, tuau suepes
ed to have been plottang. 1ne 'to1"t lo' IL
ample, to-day, {mpudent1y says, the expo
sure IN their frauds is In itself conspiracy
to eeiraud New York soldiers OF their votes,
xni3 therennon procheds to attempt stirring
np:another raid in. New York after this fash.
ion, "in the concurrent testimony Of our re-
portezs throughout the entire metropo-
fis there is but cne sentiment-that
Of thorough, unwayerire determination that
ne an1H5k Gh0J1 hAVH a flfr rnfF
, 1864-10-29
GEN. MEREDlTH'S FULL PRE-.
PARATiDh3 TO MEET
The ENEMY.
From the South-Rebel
Views Of the Sit
uati0n.
Our New York Midnight Dis
patch-Aighly important
News Summary.
The Rebel Schemes in Can.
ada--Gen. Dix's Order.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.


Especial 1tepatch TO the Western P1esa.]
War DzrAnrnxr, WAsaxorox, |
Friday, Oct. 80 r. IL.
To Mai. Gen. John A. Dix. New York:
Dispatches from General Grant received
this evening, inform this Department that
an advance in force. for the purpose OF re-
connoissance Was made yesterday (Thurs-
day. By Warren and Hancock. In the even
ipg the enemy attacked Hancock, but was
repu1eed. The purpose being accomplished,
the troops Tt1e withdrawn from the ad-
ya1ced position to which they had been
pushed, to their line Of former occupation.
The kilograms Of General Grant are all the
details received.
GEN. GRANTS DISPATCHES.
c1rr Po1sr, Fnday, Oct s7.-sp.m..
To Ton E. N. Stanton:
l have just returned from the crossing Of
he BoJdton plank road with the Hatchers
creek. Our line now extends from Its left to
Armstrong; mill, thence by the south bank
OF Hatchers creek to the point above named.
At every point tie enemy were found en-.
tre1ehed aud his works manned. No attack
was made during the day further than to
drive his pickets and cavalry inside Of the
man work. Our casualties have been light,
probably less than 200 killed and wounded
snd missing. The same is probable with the
enemy. We captured Beren loaded teams on
their way from Stones Creek, about dozen
beeves, travelling forge and from Is to 100
prisoners.
On our right Butler extended round well
towards the Yorktown road, without finding
point unguarded. shall keep our troops
out where they are till toward noon, to-mor-
row, in hopes of inviting an attack.
Signed, US. GRANT.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CIT POINT, Fz1day, Oct. 2s.
To Hon. E. II. Stanton:
The attack on Gen. Hancock, now th,t a
report has been received, proves to be de-
cided success. He repnlsed the enemy and
retained his posit1on, holding possession Of
the field till midnight, when he commenced
withdrawing. Orders had been given for
the withdrawal Of the 2d Corps before the
attack was made. We lost no prisoners, ex.
cept the usual stragglers, who are always
picked up. Our captures for the day, on the
eouth side, foot up o1o. The rebel Gen.
Dea1ing is reported killed.
Gen. Meade, in bis report, says, an In
duced to believe that the success Of the
operation, which WEE most decided, WAS
mainly due to the personal supervision OF
Mai Gen. Hancock and the conspicuous gal
lant1y Of Brig-Gen. Eagan.
{signcd,) .. 8. GRANT.
FROM GEN. SHERMAN. ..
Reports from Gen. shsrman'e Department,
| to o'clock this evening, indicate that the
rebel army is again threatening Tennessee,
| but there is no reason to doubt that Sher-
man and Thomas Will be found prepared for
whatever movement may take place.
FROM WESTERN MISSOURI
Reports from Missouri and Arkansas con
cur in stating the defeat Of Price, with
heavy loss.
tsgned) EN-. STANTON, Sec. Of War.
, 1864-10-29
The St. AIbnus Raid.

MONTREAL, Oct. 28-The proceedings In
the case OF the st. Albans raiders have been
transferred to Montreal. The prisoners ar
rived last night, and are now in jail here.
The removal was made secretly in order to
avoid excitement. One deposition was taken
yesterday. Further proceedings are post
poned till next week. en- account Of the
CatholIc holidays.
, 1864-10-29

Secretary Judah r. Benjamin, has Issued a
paper on United States Indebtedness, en-
deavortIg to convince European capitalists
that our national securities are the worst of
Investments.
, 1864-10-29
FROM HAYTI.


FEw YORK, Friday, Oct a8 The steamers
Port au Prince hare arrived, With Hsyti
files to the 1st Gtfrard has Issued procla-
nation to his people, In which hs tells them
that though three inanrrections hare broken
now all auelled and order is completely re-
stored. The President has, also. at the CO.
llcitation Of Gen. Phillips, consented to
Commute the death sentence on those con-
yicted Of treason in the Cape Hayden rebel
lion OF July.
President Gefttard's proclamation. is
well written, dignifed dccnment, ana con
permaneucT Of The Haftten repnblc,
, 1864-10-29

The New Fractional Currency.
NEW YORK, Friday, October 23.-The uew
fractional curretc IL to be issued to take the
place Of tlat which has been counte1feited,
, 1864-10-29
EinA FAHHAnifAn

Boston, Friday, Oct. 28.-Governor Cony
hns appointed Nathan A. Farwell, OF Rock
land, to fill the une1pired term Of Secretary
F+eseuden In the u, i. Senate
, 1864-10-29

1f4RW OE1A1VEEN&HA
BALTIMORE, Oct 2S-The Democratic
State Convention has nominated for Governor
Juoge E. F. Chambers. and for Lieutenant
Governor Oden Bowie,
, 1864-10-29
Destruction of q Blockade Run.

nEFs
New YORK, Friday, Oct. % "A Charleston
dispatch reports that the blockade runner
steamer Ftorioe, from Nassau, was chased
aehore and sunk on Thursday night last
The Fede1als fired 123 shots at the wreck
on the e3d.'' One Of the crew was wounded.
The cargo was mostly on rebel government
account
, 1864-10-29

~ 4 dispatch to the Philadelphia Bug-
2e1i,4 Gays: "Governor Bradford Ia determined
to iseue has proclamation pronounclng Mary
anc Free State on aud after he first Of No
ye1.b1r next he go expressed himself to q
committee that waited on him on Monday.