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LOCAL MATTERS.

To BIZ HELD AS HosrA AcEs-whiie hunters Fsae-
raj forces were lowering around Lynchlufg several
weeks since, they captured batch of ten copfede-
rates, who were afterwards placed In special eofne-
ment TO be treated AZ bnsfwhaekers and g1eFrilias
This necesststed the aeleetion OF equal number
Of their men to be dealt with III similar lnanncT,
wherenpen the following prisoners, captured By
General Early from Hunters army, have been
picked out for that purpose and sent to tls city for
imprisonment: Sergeant i. G. Rhodes, Twentieth
Pennsvlvania cavalry; James Palmer, company e.
Second Pennsylvania cavalry; William III silsbury
company L, First New York cavalry James Cassi-
day. company A. Fifth New York heavy artillery ;
+. Hossieid, company b, Fifth New York heavy al
tillery Samuel Gudgeon, company a, Second May
land infantry JOSHUA Jones. company u, Twelfth
Virginia infantry NJ NJ. Woods, COMPANY Il,
Twelfth Ohio; j. Kirkpatrick, second Mas! land
infantry, and A. Vicilers, company c, One Handled
and Sixteenth Ohio. These men were Tefy ;nsolcn.
while waiting for their names 10 be reeoiced at the
Office OF the Assistant Provost Nfatshal aiIl .auRt
ingly claimed for Hunters buys, as they styled
themselves, that degree OF GrascrT and stnbbsH-
ness OF spiiit which would yet make osir authorities
quail before then.
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grItTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS OE
. choice Georgia Bacon (Middlings,l
pines superior French brandy,
: barrels choice Old Rye Whiskey,
cases Champagne, (Sellery Mosseaux,l
lj0,0G0 superior English Envelopes,
100 IeaIns English Note Paper,
20000 Cigars. Havana, Florida, Sc,
so boxes tln- Chewing Tobacco, Grawlys
&c,
1900 pounds assorted smoking Tobacco On
Case5),
just consigned and for sale by
W. c. HEBENER,
Commission Merchant,
au q-2t. No. l69 Main street.
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UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS.
yVELEGRAMS.-The following Tele-

vfNE l. L G. Il A III S.-The following Tele-
] graphic Dispatches, not delivered for want OF
proper address, may be found at the Richmond of
foe, No. $50 Main street
Boyle W. j., Kull Mrs +. J.,
Bartlett William, Lambert J. W,
Buihes j. j. Mcneil j.;
Booker Mis- NJ F., Madison Jane,
Bare ", Stiff Captain o. l.,
Corbitt James VI, Turner k. A,
Comstock Lieut. VI. v, Thomas Miss Kate,
CASTOR c. A, Woodbridge A. D.,
Hi Colonel a P, Winfree John.
Howard's Grove Sospl9, au lo-lt
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hEHM, VIVlMUS VIVAMUS. If so,
Ieii al NO. lo3 broad street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, and indulge i'm the most splondid
WAfERAELoNs and cANFELopEs, OH ice, ever
setn IN the city; together with the finest lot of
FRUIT in the market
Also, fresh MOUNTAIN BUTTER at eight dol
Lars per pound. aug-3ts
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! \ Is ) = I I TO \ The CONCERN OF
= ARENTS, NORFLEEr & co. is this day
dissolved by the sale 81 Mr.. Arenss interest 10 MIR.
u. 7. WILLIAMS, All parties indebted to, Or
holding claims against the concern will coll on either
patty TOR settlement, ior which purpose only tho
name vi the concern win be used.
GEORGE -ARENrS,
HILL & NORFLEET.
Richmond, August 4th, 1861
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
EAST LYNNE.
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a DRAMATIC AND POWERFUL WORK.

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Lynne Is one If her finest efforts. 1t has been
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Price. ......... ..S s 90
THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL ARITHMETIC; or.
foptis' Assistant. Containing the most con-
cl~c and accurate rules i,r performing opera
uens III arithmetic, adapted to the easy and
regular Instruction Of youth. for the Of
schools, &c. by y. and j. Fowler, teachers
oi arithmetic. Revised by NJ Gibson. TO
which j. annexed Appendix, containing
MctSuEtipn of Surfaces, Table al foftign
Money, anl bookkeeping Stereotype cdi-
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g, This valuable book should be used in every
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II ARGE BRICK TENEMENT ON T,

4 hILITT4 DIlICh I TIN EEIEN O.N I T1FI
4 4 SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL, BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS, FOR
SALE offer for sale the large BRICK TENE-
MEhI, located rs above, formerly occupied by tho
late Re-. \. UiaEetsoOk, renting for eighteen
h,n!dted dollars per annum, payable monthly, with
the right OF possession on tho fourth of January
next. The house has nine rooms, besides kitchen
and water in the yard The lot is e5 feet front
Mazshs street and has q depth of l55 feet 10 wide
alley. For terms, &c, apply to
T. W. GRUBBS, Auetioneer,
ln--rt Successor q (iodiin & Anpersau.
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TNO CAPITALISTS AID 0THFRS

ESO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
4 VALUABLE FARM or FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES or LEVEL RIVER LAND on THE PO-
TOMAC, IN KING GEORGE COUNTY, ADJ0iN-
ING HOOKS FERRY, FOR SALE.--I AIN hiItho-
rized to sell the FARM located as above IL con-
tains -Four Hundred OF beautiful level river
land on the Potomac. It said to be- the best loc
ton on that I1rer .or fish and wild fowl particularly
swan and canvass back ducSs Nearly half of the
land is cleared, the balance in original timber mostly
oak, SOME pine. There are 10 improvements the
buildings having been burned This affords fine
opportunity iGr investment Ill something better
than gold-rch land well located FoT terms &c
apply to =. w. GRUBBS, Auctioneer :
au 9-2t Successor TO (,oddip 4 A Annersop.
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4 fORNS, BUNiONS, CALLOSiTIES,
~ sot toris, Diseased Nails, Ne, and all diseases
Of the feet and eutaneos excresrIccs treated with
9ut pam, by Dh SCHULTZ, the Surgeon ChTopo-
dist. Dr. SCHpIrz has sufficiently ,seoyel,l 10 he
able TO relieve patients Of these troublesome and
health-undeiming diseases
Office; Wall Street Hotel, Wall street.
AN 9--.zts
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WANTS.

xxv,XTrn 10 pmcha-ea HOUSE, in
" t.,...,g r.It OF the oity, continuing from
~ "a ,x..rss AiIteSs ''S,'' pi~ps,,h h'oiii,c.
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5- suO~ ZOE SILL
iT;h street across the Dock.
Wheat and Com ground Oh toll.
FOR tale-
Nice new flHc- At g psr pouaa
Corr mssi at 80 per buziel. gu slot
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Az CNwELCoMED PREsE> About eight O'Clock
last night an infant, apparently about four weeks
old, deposited in the front porch of Mr. Thomas
5. Riddck's residence ON Craze street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth The little thing was
neatly dressed, and when discovered it was wide
awake, and secr' perfectly satisfied with the dis
position which h been made Of IL No clue could
be gotten to the heartiess mother.
As similar mticc has, within the past three
weeks, been introduced into Mr. Eiddck'- family,
which, By law he is bound to provide for the donpr
of the little stranger, which has just been Gun-
marty committed to his care, Is respectfully le-
quested TO call :or it, make other arrangement
fOr its future welfare.
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iNDICTJENTa By Tue uRASD JURT.-Ihe follow
ing true bills Of indictment against parties whose
names are annexed were rendered by the grand jury
/ Of the HustingS cunt yesterday:
Maria Wade for receiving stolen goods knowing
"a to have been stolen Barney Tracey, Tor COM
violent and brutal assault upon L0lis An
th,. " Henderson, John StraylOr, Allied
mittnG ,anan, James K. ShuntaEer, changed
telotti Jon. =" Amalhiser, receiving goods,
AIyer, Robert Pea W stolen, James T. Me
with LARCENY; Antoru, m kotht. ior selling
knowing them to haychc ''-es without OBJ
Ghee, Robert Caliyan ard Will,
ardent spirits to be drank in their no
tanning ordinary licenses
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| From the ChIi..iln Ohserve

cit is story Of everyday struggles of fc writ
ten with great deal oi ce,.rncss and vigor; adm-
labe in its conceptions and dencations of charac-
ter full of practical suggestions 10 the Reader; and,
ia shot one Of the best and most interesting works
ot the kind that has been published III the Confed-
cracy'
Price. .............. 81 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-10

G ~ Ht ADhED DOLLARS RE
-. ).-l!e.ca@cd from the Jail in the county
.A',' '.i;. b. tAr Yankee raiders. on the 25th of
.' '.' """ CLAIBORNE; and when last heard
... d. SONG IN the direction u Reams Station.
'' ii He.4tto, about five feet high, well set,
. -'-," f-AyH 10; the only mark or scar Te-
'@ .l- u has lcEs, occas.0ned bv an OK
,.... .+ it'lng !m over IL leaving il bad scar
.. 't 'Ar f"'g- TrWasd tUr the delivery Of said
u i'. " secured in any way so / can get him.
aRs. L, T. CUTLERY,
----,-1-" ,-1-" Charlotte Court-IlouSe. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-10

ezs@ IlyRNG, LIVERY, AND SALE ,SrARLEs,
Wall street, Richmond, Virginia. Horses, BuSgies,
and Ladies' and OcutlemcIi's saddle uoIsx for hire
HorseS taken at livery by the day, week or month
ut the lowest prices and ihc best accommodations
Horses, Buggies and Harness sold on commission
For sale an excellent Cavalry Horse. Also, a light
Ph;rtOu. TIIO$. KCSkETL :. 90.
au lu--jt" proDriat0TS
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The Presbyterian, in an editorial adds ::

When Hunters amy in their flight from ayencinc
justice were passing like vast Ia, Ks Of ftmished
wolves through ufecnblicr county, this chaplain
called upon DIR. McElhernY, the interview; as We
understand having reference 70 the tragica fate of
his beloved friend and elder Upon bciney invited af
ITS close 10 paltake Of dinner IA comfort presumed
to have been greatly needed he dccied the hsspi-
tatty, saying that after what had taken place he
Coata not eat IN Southern mans house and that
providence had seemed to be against them ever
slnIe.p
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i -, SALE No. COOK, WASH
~ t.-h Ih and ikONER. She can be- seen al my
sp o zen Hle hours oi 8 and 2 O'Clock
--- DAVID MCDANIEL
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a,i(I,n,ouS 1ispattb.
~ = 4 c0DARDty s co.

~ = A. t0nARDfN s 60.
~ ..--------->~----~~S
-, !. rahlisllel daily, (Sanaays rS-
fas ~ f,nyy noLLtRS tGr twelve months
efs ,att,R, for six months TEN potihhs ~,
s~sS1, I,,r,ks % rava nnfntEs ter one moa'h--ih
~ 's". ,.;,tsuas ty mail ay ri the ''Si % thoae
make them
WANTS.
,,v1TTrD TO RENT, in a senteel
u ;.bln,hood, HOUSE, With fous or five
" rTgiadve ii t~e rooms for servants of
y" bs rDaNjS. With an approved r'nnlN. y car
ol', - -, AZ lat tesiahse. Possession wanted
H. .Ss- Address Box liza roS;-ai''oe,
=. jt-i .----.--------
xxv,NTrn 10 puct,a~ea HOUSE, in
" ,t.,..,4 p.tt OF the oitN, containing from
~ -. ,..uss AidteSS "S, p~psi,h 'aiil,c.
.,,1\TFn. several more GIRLS TO
u r.fs IN Nsc1n4tca factory, On cary, between
~ Z aaa Fev1th ..Ice.-- -- a1 III
WANTED. 4 merchant who has aus
u canned heavy losses by th' puhhc enemy, de-
= ~ .TIlf\ ALTON m a mercantile business, where
=, f... ,a3j b' d"'o'l lie can i'rn'.h
d. f,rf.g,,n.e- Has no objection 10 80 SoUth
3D. \ WDEkEB co,
A-a 4s Ne. 10 Main street.
,f.[TTD, the eetund, fourth and fifth
IL .tau,.~ ID. lAEPEE'S MONTHLY MAuA-
,.,,ai oe IA numbers, tor which . 1easonah.e
s.., Sab '' ~ W. FAZb6ipH. III Main street
..vtyIFD. a WET NURSE, Ia take
IL .,,ro .utut.. For further particulars
" MEAnu;H. Seventeenth >tt,r!,
n,:v,.H fank!R4rna or,ce.
-11---I-i-T = SITUATION, by an IN
u s..s..l. .,..s,h, iU some h;isInc~s EouSt--
...,. ,.,, recommendation. Adde'S '' l.
y d" +. ...,.a5nt re=.-ai.'s', box 81.
WANTED T. porch:'ae IRON WIRE,
v >a Ncttcal rarveyor, 20 r>orj street.
ETINTrD, CONFEDERATE Cou-
!; YoN EIGHr PR CENT BONDS, OF the
1 faalrti iati'i"u ioaa in sums oi I'VE hIndI'd 10
auerI @a.iats, tor wh,sh IL" highest market
I-....4 4 \ FARLEY GO,
.ta-r Coy -ilvet, below Eleventh..
,ITA>tGplap purchase or rent, Il FARM,
u na. llssg than twenty miles above Rich
- a,. rl,h.s a..c ct James nEcf, OF On the Dan
-frat. .Nii:r-r Enr At toalhtld Chesterfield
, N.r-:4is. THOMAS hiLL,
a.I-@
;ETNNTED a YOUTH, who writes
II .osa hsui. to attend to a countinS-rgom and
..F.a'. Reasonable compensation will be 81
. taui. 80
.ia-.s ROBERT HoUGU s C9
--7-,-------- ----------- ------------ -
= .aat l.. j family. /" al as >IiANiSERE:S or
''Hrtf EDTsIkEFPEP Best :, ,t,.t-nccs can
4.Etu-s r :. .." Hisua;,h uiIice
49,. E.FFn E~ir,fN Citl.,t HDI'TI. .tS
-, 80. ,I, b--J...+ ,,,,,t,.t
, hpsE,lo ilENHY HOHA!ER,
r. l3l I'm srr,sr
t. ,.. ~ a,or l.. Di-,5f..h odi'c
- - 80 - ------------ = -
~ ~, N'h'''t, -
- hi','h years Oh Ar'' '"' WI. ~ "S'' '4'iiyp
CASA ''4 a. -ti' .',''' ' "-'' ''t'',, t!!
.-a' HH'' ".i' '',, i'''ii u's'.Ct' oi'!" 'e
ha,'h' ~ ~ n''t.e .. i.ttAtII oe.,p't' ~
Room No Is Post-Ot.ilc Dcnartrn,Ilt third iioOT.
e-r-
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\ iiOLESALE, l69 Main street,
sa 49,. formerly Watkins & Fieklin)
~, '1to' i4i'ii Huekaback Towelling,
ta2 40 Fine White Cs,nbries,
u" Iihe Black Alpac, and English Me
As. amos,
'' do Gray, Brown ma Black Atwood
aaa Aouai.us
0' iinc, Supefine and Extra Black
ear... French Cloths>
a. s'PSl', English Fa,le,, Ca5si,nefes,
s., i,Ee.hlhgs, wor.ted Damask,
1Looi Cotton, Elastic susp.nders. Buttons.
- ---------11-"5lth ""D5lth Halt Hose, &c. au 9--ats
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sj"h SALE, - good WALL TENT,
= i'Ar o., twelve ieet, with ny Enquire at
.aa d.. T.. $. COLBY'S,
- -, lac Main street.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Officer Wells Sherman anl Robert
KrHnv this afternoon visited q house =
Bridgeport, . rendezvous fer shutter.
MT raiders. There they toanti twelve
- Z en-. whom they attempted 60 arrest
hnt 1le >coual-ni. drew Their reeo'ver~
ana made such violent demonstrations
af i. -ant that ;lis pili.tr> n,.. s3ttig.,!
"a withdraw, hriagin. away ,n,t o.c ot
this rar,y---a most villai'ioas boxing
.1l!9".
I'lc Beard II Ponce Commissioner,
i n session. but lie Jesuit II tl,eff ,se-
III, fas,nn- cannot be 'ulA.
Two hnuIlrei special policemen are
,aw being sworn -, 70 assist III man
talning quiet IN the streets and else
where.
Crowds Of people are gathered IL
different localities, tui they seem 10
have no definite object 10 view beyond
discussion Chicago Jonaul Z.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
l;nHalo, Novemher 5

Buffalo, November
A latitf received il hi. 'lty from
f,ien.;y Canati,,r A. i,r2nihrr<
y,lta, rral Niagara cJv"s 'hepart'raN IS
= the designed raid on En'FA'', wN'r'
failed, he SAYS, through The promrih"i
4 our o. hori,:es. Nv. Confederate
officers, no,rsl Meek & Donnie, had
c .rr IF the fl Al the arr n. =.
m"rtS wore completed. The, hal one
hnn lreh men in Buffalo, VIII"
a ben comm, for a We k
prrv'.uS, and were scattered
about lie city in different boarding
places. A, signal these men by
means &C Gte.k FIRE, would fire the
cit. IN various places, and then proceed
10 work Of ,nnricr amt plllage. Though
n. plan failed j, is no, abandoned and
~, swear they will yet des,rr, But
f.l,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
where Nrc we pris'tir:!

THIS IL 10" a very important question
The time WIS When the American pc oplc
we're W:lln. 10 submit their differences
- political matters to the ballot box
mi abide its hec,s'on - final. NJ ri.
tres must rule was the prevailing >enti.
n,nnt AMI nainnriiic> must sn',tnt to ~.
wiling If m"jor,icS. This was Taught
by our res ''n'onary sircs. For it 'hrv
fought fnr seven lon. wears an c,im
sanrd many a hat,ie f III with their
rstr,o'ic blood. Patriots ot the presen,
day have rushed 10 the field d: battle
anl surrendered mp their lives by ihnn
s.nds to perpctnate this principle, and
vet nc hav" it not Thoroughly lncnlrat-
81 in ~ Or We " ,u,i, while at home be
snsc ready to defend i.
JEFF Davis SAYS the south seeded fo,
the purpose G! getting rid OF the rule
e he m3i,ritics. And While portion
= Is are fighting to 'K Ike item yield to
49, "i'o' '"''"" ~
- w. = ~ '''' - ny
80 "'so''>".s "'''e - lih''a''P''i'>
~ '.'oSe."'' nave beeh lf"''in@ against
~ 80 ''''''''' hese "'Se''s"'es a'e
F''sc''y astounding ana force upon
~ the very important question Of.
"'''e' are We ui''''hs' me 'eS'
'a''oss mace sho"'i awaken W 70 1iii
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
O.we.n, November 3.

Oswe.n, November >.
Precautionary measures are being Ia
ken bv the civil and military authori-
ties against any attempt that may h'
made BY the raiders from Canada
New York. November 5.
Major Gen. Peek left here this mrn.
inc f,t the Cananalian border.
O,,!en~hnrg, y 'vember J..
Tie * 4minatipr Of the parties Arrest
81 last night took pace to-day. They
cave ~ satisfactory account II them
selves, and we're rsonrnni,toi Tha
town is fall Of minors \ patrol has
been organized 10 guar the town
Military are expected tonight or t.
morrow, ani .he rarlers will Tx Is
u e. with waru recept'o.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
sac ksit.i.Ss.a 81. Axna SGsispiC-
indianapolis, n v,mhyr 1.

In.ttHatt.i}s, N ptsNibyr =.
Ilor,., IL .f,rn, Deputy Grand c III
manl.r Of The Sons Of Liberty IN H.
diana, who for some weeks has been on
trial here, f., partlci patton in treason
able conspiracy, tr day turned States
rvidencc, 4 aadc starilin. revelations
81 the schemes uf III Order. Tie sai.l
nobody bu, Democrats taa ever beer
admitted into the q DR., ar would iirh"v
had applied. He confirmed the prcyiau>
evidence OF military organization
within the Order, and of the appoint
mrnt of Maj Generals to command IT
DR.. Bowles. one If the accused. was
Comm,n,lrr.in G ~ with staff, 81
which D.. James & Wilson. recent,
arrested, was Adirtant General. lie
said thai q com t,,tt,e IT thirteen was
amp .,infra 10 prepare fer m insurrcction
Wis intended ~ rc'pa." the rebel pr.
soncys in the Na-'hw"a', arm them from
Government arsena's overthrow III"
Govcrnmea,. kin Morton, or hold hin,
a. 4 hostage far captured prisoners
ana hen term ~" Northwest into u
separa,, Canftierars, er A. saeh il to
o. ,..,l C.eft.a.racv IT, said Ne
vas toll ~ III Al, ~ General l;nwle~
~,4H $500 Oop hal been sem Nv rebel
agents i! Can An mo the West q pur
chase III 80 The Order. ans that
5000 900 4 i ~ iett ii Indiana, in
he hauls u Doiei 4 Walker, the state
atot,..
Wilson showed Ilvi'itu 5000 wh,c',
he had received FROM 3 4 rs n In,
arms Washington ,,ou@;N. lIet'ren
farrht, sad ,ha, the committee ct
Thirteen hai appointed a M" - kit
N ntun, and ;.w DAYS ~in.s 'hf Go
vernon received letter signel sOa@ u.
,lc Mon, disclosing that tn writer
AID his assistants were sworn Ia kill
h,n. AMI he would h. IT,
lIr;f,els'> revelations astnua3e,i the
court, though prepared by previous
evidence for part # i.
Ii Governor Norton was killed, DR..
A'hon. Secretary OF State and member
If the Ordrs was t. take his place, ~
r'ovidei bs l,w ~ case Of the lea'n -
disability or ne Governor md Lien
tenant Governor.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
The Soldier. HscIaOn Frauds.
lsEv York. November 4

INV 'fhAt NJVPI1iD'f +.
The New Ye'k Times Washington
special says Ferry. j1st convicted
end sentenced 10 the State Prison for
'fc, an! who on Ills trial iaala formal
confession, ii now disposed to be more
communicative. lie says Tia, he had
been. t,r some time before his arrest.
sick Of the whole business, anil was
on|y waiting 70 receive replies 10 letters
adaFessed Ivy him TO Peter Cay.er and
other prominent Democratic politicians.
III New York, which would prove th.i,
completely beyond p-raiven.ure
wien Il. INTENDED 70 voluntarily make
A complete srposs Of the whole ,i,inr.
and that IT the afrest If himself and
Conle.cra'es had been postponed an
other week, he would have been able
to fix the guilt Of The whole transaction,
from its iaciricncY, whero i, pror crIy
belonged.
lis morning captain j. +. Gaynce
q The l7.h Un'io J States infantry, a,
''ved here from lhr front, having in
charge Lieutenant Murphy, Of the 9TH
New York artillery, who. it is stated. is
implicated in the election fraud by
ngnlng tho blanks. Maruhy was ar.
rested ~ order Of the Secretary of War
and has been committed to the Old
G'ritol, e await an Investigations
The W.r'ds Washington special
.ay<: "The New York Commission.
ers left for Albany to day. having tail
d 70 accomplish the objects Of their
mission. Their report, together with
all the correspondence held With the
Government, will be delivered into
Governor Seymour's aau1s % their ar
rival"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
The Mounted Citizens Patrol
Men wanted

Since the issue OF our first edition,
containing the call to fill up this guard
for street service, about eighty men
have earollcl slaeir names on the list !:
Lincoln Hall. Fifty men belonging 70
Batteries a and 3 Light Artillery, have
also volunteered their services, Nor.
men arc wanted, and the hall, at the
corner of Lake and Franklin streets,
will remain open all the evening for The
reception Of recruit - Chicago Jour-
nN7.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
ff.rs.s ya1Nl'- 4syny
Caro-, November 4.

Caro-, N0,ernb-f 1.
Mr. Charles Webb, The polite cln,k
Of tn steamer Amanda. has forwarded
Is ypur carre>p,n lent additional facts
IL cerari HE loi9.S Of IN" rebels
~ tha Tennessee ri,a.r. The rebels
are moss u possession u f,i' Hieman
anl aart three batteries upes ihn w
,r--tl III. eae III F0rr iitenan, consist
II Y III c,yhtren guns, ranging from SIX
q thirty Two ponn!crs. Dne division
.of npel, ar,ny i r"pcrfe! q have
CROSSED t,- Tennessee ,iv.r ard te y"
ras IL ,'a,, iIi.u,an They h.rr f,ap
ttife.. ,tne .nnhnat aud three TRANSPORTS
and ae using The transports to cos>
their forces. The water N the Ten
nas>cc river is too low to permit tire
heavy iron c'a,!S - aaneai. The crew
= i..r captured gnnbpat have arrived
ha,a. ard re-, ort he steamers Ciiees
man ani N9aus, trlnSpyrt,, capt arei.
Great excitement still exists at Pad
ucah, and the people. with their goods
are getting on, OF the place as fast IS
possible.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
s'yUIsa General Sutly'S idaho FIX
r.tltttOn.
ST. Lotus, November A.

-. Lotus, November 4.
Tic steamers Chippewa Fails and
Aloae, Of he Idaho feet, arrived At st
Joseph, "a Monday. They report Sui
" ard iliS cumn,anl at Sioux City,
Part o. them came down the river in
the M,cklnaw boais--the remainder
marched overland. GeaeraI Sally LEFT
lis silltant, Captain P.ce, at For,
s,aiiy, to negotiate with the Sioux !nll
ans, wl.n acfr ANXIOUS inr pe.ec The
head Chief AM some other Chiefs were
iaetc, ..nG aply awaiting the Arrival OF
cher CA,,l- 70 make . treaty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
a sTniuTe Spectacle.
From IN indianapolis letter.

Colonel 'Varren's bounty Jumpers,
with their agents, We're paraaed
thr"ngh the streets to-day, and will 10.
night b. sen, If to the front. Il was
4 rich PROGRESSION +; a bi ni.ger led the
van ngins bell. The agents follow.
"a, tan!catr.l, ana tied TWO BY two
10 .nug eh,n, with a biz lacara On
their backs then followed the jumpers,
also p,a.arde,l-T hole escorted by
. htnl ravie.. the a'Rnyuas' March,
AMI ~ armed gnard.