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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-17
LATER FROM EUROPE

T:c steamship IIansa, from SoUth".;l'a1
on ;hc 9th of April. has srr;rcI. ST." II: p !!
oveT seven hundred pa:scagcra. i.ar rs.- :
thr2c days iatcI.
G-ca: anxiety waS manifested II ! g.a'"
on tic suii eGt OF inc srva o. Grant ..'.
raign in Virginia. The i.IaGaD IN.
.,ay- that 8 victory hy Grant Vii c.myru- T.
iu- MI tin previous i"laya Of :hS var, ,al",
- the woad 2r.nl caatiC:i;' .. tie MI, e..
the people e the North.
The Confederate loan experienced aro.i..
advance in London on the rcc,ip. @! tEo ..z''
Ct the debate on VI. Longs motion Il CO.
e-ns' and The circulation d . rcror; tbat 'ae
American Senate rerniiatGd the ac;iun 1. 81"
House Ct Representatives. against the iy:!la-
ton Of An empire liz Mry'co.
In the English House of Lgr3-, L.i
Chelmsford called attention 20 'ac mol .
which government Proposed 20 d,-:!
! prizes brought ~ t." h"ii:gcran: P"'+'
America i':;u British ;,nTls ~ ,'"s.g.a"3 d. 81"
correspondence" prc-enf0G 10 r.r!i.ucrt 50
respect IL The rrivatoer Tu.catp, 50 iit,~.
demncd the course coatsm l..f.d as da"Z r
0us an! orposci IA the c,riry cl n...'.i.-,
Earl Russell dNf:ndel to course The gog,T4-
ment had taken.
a legal order directed the return IF TIC
Alexandra 10 its Ownrr-.
Tie cases of the Reppahnnncck ami T;r& =
! Of the schooner }. l.. Gently were before -
! courts in London.
The alabama put irto Table Day. Cep5'!
Good II"p", March %. Tor al She Aal
.cruised of the harbor ten DAYS. waitiD1 ;or sho
expiration Of the th:eo months which rir-'
oinpse before goal can be again sup;.uri iror'
TIE b.rlr port. She Reports the 5l;r,l 1.uri:.
! Of shirs destroyed by her in the La 80.
at seven.
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CASUALTIES IN GRhClE'S BPIGAgI
G>ciE's BRlG,nE. i!.y 1911. +.

GGtriE. 5 BRiG,nE by 1911; i..'.
Efi'ors EuH'iirer: f":..s PUBLISH .h= iot.aa.'.'
casualties IL Gr"cie's hiig.'+. liz The Gga: ,.-.f
Ms. Gu"ch'S :aTrr. on yssterla,:
iIst A!abrna Regim * HE'D: - :
M,d,'oN aul St.c!'o2.
43! A,aban,a.-Kii!el: Az; In K >.~..,,
Company 4. Private 4 T. Men ,!sou Couf.,. J,
Corporal S lawrence. VIM K Jarieu Ir'
p.ny g. Sa.;er"h!c. ConpGay u, Il r. ;: .a.'
MORALLY wounded.
Ia his regiment there were u :aaT 49,
amonr tnr Dumter C-pt y J Minis Ill! L.r'::
e Redwood psEiui.y hni rot 'a"-er,A .
Sergt Patterson company II and Pi:st' 81; p. !,
Hubbard severely +; ne rest are lot GaGEsil's7/
wOuGl:eG.
THIS regimen: WIS employed rs s.jrsoi-he:'',,
aud did ali the Lighting being Inc on? .:..,, .'
TIM. bri,;a1e that were engaged.
- h Alabama wouLc:d slightly.
60;h Alabama. ! wounded signify, an -,
whose name could not be ascegia"el, e.; ~
cidentaly. l. i
CASUALTIES.
The following is LET Of tbe c9s-a!t!,S J"
Company D, 5.h Virgins Cavalry:
Kiilea-Sergcanc Samuel l.aarera. r
WouLded-k cn;enGu ". h--"'
Bark: 20, 5 | MAJ, lyr- - 49, :
M.saing-sergcans s. Il. somi,o = :,
Shaver, T. Su5ies, ". :. Ak -.
Myers, A. Persiucer, Z. Y. ga:,::.: - :,
Simmons, john ". BurTcss, j. IL -.I:s' -
F. Mays.
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ONE DAY LATt K

European adviccs to the 2S.n caTr haar
ceivci. Two ia9S steamers were .auroh"t
Nantes on the 231 for the r"h"l.. unh :.
affirmed tba. the Fcencl Government VI ::
prevent them being arme3, rc.wshrt.D
the rcmOns,raEce o. Mr. U.gsna.
There i no'h.ng re-" !s;'n he NG-''..
rf war, AID ArAinS buc spe>niauo:7 q; g..
Conference.
In the House Of Lords = d2'atc or ti.r9fn
eminent actior on the Trsca;oo-a ca:5 q.
place. Chelmsford attacked. ana nc,. b!
!cnIel the governments pol e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-17

Resolved, That tho President 81 the tVaoah
canmon:.ato copy of the foregoing preamble
,nd .r...i.,t ;,,r.: 70 tlo wj1cT Jf Gen. Stuart
:aI I i he rsqucss y5o meet With her sppro
Lo,;on thai - committee Of three uIcin bcrs ha
APPOINTED, whose duty !. shall DO 10 report {.
design for Suitable mol um ent and inscription
IN some future meeting Of this boiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-17
STILL LATER.

The Baltimore Gazette" Of thr l2th hes
been received. Tic following summary Of
the news is furnished BY the Agent Of tho
Press Association:
FROM THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC.
We surrender large portion Of cur avail
able space this morning to such details Of the
bloody battle of Friday as are furnished by
the army correspondents Ct the Paaajelp hia
and New York journals. Contrary TO the re-
ceiyed opinion, the correspondent of tho New
York Tribune, writing from the battlefield
Saturday evening, states thai General Lee
simply fell back to another line and attempted
to bring on another engagement by bold ard
persistent diminishing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-17
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.

Ia consideration Of the victory which Grant
is supposed to have gained, Lincoln issued the
following on the 9Th:
To the Friends Of Union and Liberty:
Enough is known of army operations within
the last five days to claim our especial graft
tude to God. While what remains undone
demands our most sincere prayers to and re-
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FEON W.ASjirNGroN CTgf'
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

5hsridnn's Great victory I'm ene shen m
doah-Ths Latest Ne yvs from tho Un,oa
Forces I'm aiI Parts OF the Country - The
OIL Region OF PennsyIvnnta-Ths .
Latest News from Europe, &c, Sc.
The steamship Ocean Queen Captain Sesbury, viii
leave this por, to-day for Aspnwali.
Tho mails for Central America and the South Pacific
viii close at harpast ten O'Clock this morning.
The New York INSTRUMENTATION for the Pacific
will DO ready at half.past nine O'Clock In the
morning, and will give full particulars OF tho
brilliant Victory OF the Union Forces under Generai
sherm-n over the Rebels under Longstreet in the
Shenandoah valley, in which the Rebels were Routed.
with tho LOSS OF Fifty Pieces Of Artillery and Three
Thousand Prsoners The Latest Dispatches from suton
ant General Grants Army, near Richmond, Va, frem
General Shermans Army in Georgia and from the Uuion
Forces all portions OF the country Important Iuteiis
gence from the Rebel stases Additional Particulars rea
tive to the Oil Region Of Pennsylvania and The Petrosss
excitement tho country Important News from Europs
and all other parts OF the world and reports OF all int
resting events OF tho past ton days.
Single copies, 10 wrappers, ready for mailing sx cents
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Political Affairs I'm Maryland.

THs FREs STATE CONSTITUTION CERTAINLY ADOPT
ED-HgsRY WINTER DAVIS ovERsLAUGHgD 8Y
rHE UNCONDITIONAL" RxfUBaIoAss, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1854.
The ocia returns OF the home vote the roe state
constitution at length all n and foot up follows
For tho constitution 2T Sal Against IT, % $780, show
ing a majority sgaiust OF 1905. The soldiers vote In
tho field which Is all received except two small
commands-Ouc o. vi hch Is in Mobile harbor--over-
comes this home vote and leaves majority OF about
three hundred for the constitution which tho balance OF
tho soldiers voe should reach here within the fifteen
days allowed for procaimng the constitution,
pectcd to to rising nvo hundred The aggregate
Of the homo vote Off, 42a short OF that at
the last Presidential election when the vote 92 500
There are 600 votes short the constitution in the
city OF Baltimore alone. This shows the immense
extent that the odious test oath, operating
upon meo's thoughts and expressions in the past,
whou. reference TO their present status dlsranchised
oath and accomplish the objects Of the minority over tho
hoads Of the majority, as was intended.
The whole matter of the adoption Of the constitution it
is understood 10 be legally tested Delegations from
some OF the counties have been before the Governor al
lesIna interference OF soldiers the election as well as
other fraudulent poceodpgs but the Governor declines
TO 20 behind the certificates OF return which are free
from any such charges An injunction is mooted to re.
strain tho from procaimng the instrument
present.
Henry Winter Davis has sure enough been over.
saushed by tho uncondtionais In tho Third Congress.
siona district and Colonel Charles s. Phelps has boon
nominated. Phelps has smeled gunpowder and Davis
has not, and besides, Phelps never sprosested" Tho
Davis faction Is entirely LEFT out Ia tho cold also In all
,hs a,s,e ticket nominations
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

appointed supdrrtendent OF the military railroads d.
vsrging from Alexandra.
Colonel Ellison Chief ouarsrmastsr Of this department.
relieved on Monday for assignment duty here
and Captain Lawrence temporarily placed in his Office
Colonel N. A. NJ Dudley of the Tnirtie.h Massacnu-
sets and captain OF the Tenth regular infantry been
appointed Major Of the Fifteenth infantry.
THE CAUSE or THE REMOVAL OF aBNERAL AvxxILL.
is understood that the chief cause for the remova,
OF General Averl from his command in the valley was
his ardent admiration OF Mcclellan
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Everybody into the Ranks ana
Tronc hos,

tFrom the Richmond Enquirer, Oct 90
Every body in the Confederate States to be sOut
ing at the time that every body else ought To DO IN
the army and still not OF the stub born creatures
heed the appeal About one half OF the cute old able
b0dies stirring up The other half, and making them
uncomfortable. Hcres tho way .'seine" tho entire
schooln Let's all go IN from the President down the
humblest exempted wharfrat men women and children,
and their negroes throughout the length and breadth 0
the land. Now, come in, II you dare say when. ana
wen all start AT a given signal.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Court Ca,endar-Tnas Dav.

Surngns CouRr--CRcuIr--Pars 1-Court opens AT
eleven A. N NO. 507. Part 2-Court opens at ten A..
M-Nos 2626, 1890, 2032, 1854 2el0 2o42 26ls 1850,
2osa 1850 1884 2cos 1870 2eva 2o7o 2e7s 1880 2esa
2os4 1000 Part SIS duane streetCourt opens st ton
MNos 1I3, $780, lo2e 1908, 2l7s, $685. 1857, 1919,
1914 lofa asT', 2oo 2cii 2Aso asI4 ass 2TAI, aIAs
1925, 1855.
suvrape Couxr-rRIAI TuRn-past Mos 3466, 3ll7,
3eoI 2IA $685. A623 3S<3 $780, 1oTT 4l9T 4S3p s62o,
Sss1, 4esS, asst. Pan 1-Nos lITa, 3T7o 4oo4 3oIS,
sss3 lsp. &sa4 Aa, S12s AsSo Aasi SSs4 A2se A1Ss,
gw q c,Gssnsla.-AAsurssA
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Police Intelligence.

a POLICEMAN pEArKN AND srkBBkD BIT RowDEs
IN yoHTy SECOND STREET, GTRL FATALLY SHOT
DURING THE AFFRAY.
About nine O'Clock last evening officer whitman, Of the
Twenty second precinct, while in the discharge Of his
duty attempting arrest deserter was SET upon BY
gang rddes n the corner Of Forty second street
and Tenth avcsus, brutsiy besasn and afterwards
stabbed the chcs His Injuries ere Of serious nature
When no wac closely pushed by his ssssiian, he drew
revolver and Ased tuo three shots Unfortunately one
of the balls teok efsot 10 the abdomen OF girl named
Jane Bsivpe, aged ufteen years, who was standing
the walk Witnessing the ARRAY she Ii not expected 20
recover. Tpe des0tsr, atAsA by his accompces, sue
coedsd 10 rhAuag hsb escape
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Oar 81. Louis Correspondence.

cis b'biss wv, wv ~vt AOVS'
PARTICULARS or rHx cAFrugS or GLASGOW.
rebels are gaining some minor advantages, by
they are enabled TO inllict an immense amount OF
upcn tho people Of the interior, though they
u little real influence on tho ultimate result Of
asion. The most important advantage which has
their progress h the capture of Glasgow,
lus town OF about one thousand inhabitants,
In Howard county, on the north side OF the
river. They captured the town and it's garrison,
bs seven hundred men and seventeen com
officers, last Saturday. The assailants we're
usand strong, and belonged TO Marmaduke's
Artsr The capture the men wsrc paroled, but
ws retained. The parolsd prisoners wore
TO Bonneville under an escort OF fifty rebel
save them from bushwhaokers, VINO infcst the
ID care for no orders save 70 Kill and destroy.
n occupied Bonneville At the lime with small
hearing OF ths approach Of nag oftrncs party,
soners and their escort outside the town for
els might learn the weakness OF the CARR ison.
pg at 0lasgow commenced st daylight on Sat
,pg. The Orst intimation Of she enemy the
Twas shell from the rebel artillery on the
the river. The firing was kept up for half
D scouts rspsrtsd 10 the Uaien commander
Or Harding, of the Forty. third Missouri Vel.
lsAsss thousand rsbsl cavalry, with Two can.
hroaohing the rear Of W town. They ar.
spsus eight o'cisek, end soon occupied ali
20 sss plsss and ths rising ground. Our
nvsM Aavss q - saGie Msee 4 e
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
from Newbern-Csptaia Cor.
don, of the Navy, Killed.

From tho Richmond Wing, Oct. 2i
An expedition from the enemys gunboats at Newborn, /,
consisting OF about sixty men, With two bargosone
ryiug q twenty -four pound bowitzer, and the other
twelve pound gun-attacked portion Of Captain Jonss
Company G, sxtysevonth regiment. then picket at
the mouth OF Swift creek, driving them back and the
Yankees succeeded IN landing Captain Jones, with the
balance OF his company, SONS few miles Distant went
Immediately to their assistance, engaged the enemy and
drove them to their gunboats killing Captain Gordon,
United States Navy, commanding the expedition, and
two men, and woundng two others, with loss what
ever on our side
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Daring Incsndtary Attempt.
IRE IN DUANE srREEr-CURloUs PREPARATIONS OF
1HE INCINnIARY. ETC.

TIE lhCkNDIAKf, ETC.
About O'Clock sunday afternoon officer Gunson,
OF tho Fifth precinct discovered smoke issuing from tho
second floor Of building lao Duane street OF West
Broadway. The alarm was promptly given and the Arc
extinguished by the Hremon. Captain Petty,
sisted by cfcor Fields ascertsned that the fire the
work desgu the preparations made BY incen.
diary had only been partially consumed Fire Marshal
Baker was tccgraphed for, and he commenced mme-
date Investigation The Hre was started on the second
floor OF the building, in middle room apparently used
for storing useless articles. preparation OF pa
per, mating and basging was placed beneath
some old window casings. From this place ex.
tended cotton fuse, made OF cotton thread and
saturated with kerosene 70 q freshly bored hole In
the hall partition from which place tho fuse had evident
ly been act The haes must have passed rapidly
over the fuse as only part of destroyed Cir
cumsances developed the investigation will no doubt
enable the Marshal 70 OK the crime upon the proper
party before hc concludes hts investigators.
The second floor divided BY board partitions into
throe rooms Tho 'front.' Duane street occupied
by Joshua Franklin importer OF linen thread and the
back room with ap entrance ou West Broadway,
pied by william Clinton, dealer 10 rags. Tbs name OF
the occupant OF the middle We could MA ascertain
The third noor Ia occupied by Thomas b. Boyd Co., who
hem bandterch,es ana re6nish sbaw aud piece goods
and who also occupy top door dwelling The nrc
burned through the partition when the flames were
tngu shcd Tho damage to the premises wni be about
5000 fully insured On entering tho premises OF Boyd
Co. tho third floor the room was found nl Of gas,
and 90 examination cap was found removed from the
cas- pipe This also, doubt, done BY the ncondi
ary 10 facilitate the burning
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Military AmAirs.

rARADs or THE sxvDsrA nn0mHr r. a.
orders havs been received parade Of the ssvsah
reaHsas NJ O. ths 3Ash inss Rsl cali Of compassss
IN toke nnee N 1Nsaa nisssss ~>sA ~ e'oloGk A.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Fire In Lowell, Mass.

LowH.L, Mass Oct. 90, 1854.
very destructive cc occurred last night at what
known as DraGut Navy Yard which totally destroyed
the large now brick MILL counting and wooden
houses belonging 70 tho Morrimsc woolleu Company.
The total loss is about $3.50 Ooo which is insured for
$500 ooo About hundred operators thus thrown
out of cnployment
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Affairs as Chaxissto ton.

From tho Rchmond Wnig, Oct 2I.)
A transport, with regiment Of troops, lett Morris
Island on Friday forenoon and sailed North There was
no change OF note In the feet.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Literary Inteiiigsnc nee.

A1t0boty
volume .The Oh Regions Of Peuusyfvania" b
announced BY Hunt, OF Pisburg, Pa. h by Mr. Sille
Ian.
Appleton has in press Hs 0 Ericsson. tho inventor
Before Christmas Mr.. salas Dasy OF hts Residence 10
the United States viii Be publisasd in London. The
author has been about nine months in this country
where he has performed the duties a special corre
spondent 70 the London Daily Telegraph.
Among the new novels announced by tho Harpers are
wilke Collins "Armadae," "Gilbert Ruggc," by the
author Of "a First Friendship" "rhe Perpetual
Curate by Mrs. ophant, and csn You Forgive Herr"
by Anthony Trollope.
Bouton Of this city, announces Biographical History
OF the Fine Arts, by DR.. Spooner.
Among the new editions Of the American law books
recently published may Instance Blsckwes
"Practcal treatise the Power to Sell Land" Wash
burns "Treatise the American Laws OF Real Property
and Redfeld ION the Law OF Wills" Sioburn has re-
published Maine's valuable "Trcattso Ancient law"
Among the medical publications, Lippincotps
Comprehensive Medical Dictionary" Is OF the most
acceptable and useful OF this class works. The plan OF
the dictionary is excellent and Is as well suited for
general use as for tho medical profession.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24


Northern Polftlcs-A Rebel Paper With
draws It's support from Gen. Mcclellan
and Adv0oa ees the Election Of Mr.. Lin
coin.
the Columbia SoutA Cdrosnia~ presents the following
views upon the political question at the North aud its in
Gueucc upon the war
We we're Inclined not maay days ago. 70 wish success
70 Mcclellan In the approaching Presidential election.
But we have changed mind. IL has dfes bscone svs
d>, Aaf hey are ssnav pco~s tke SosA
posei 10 bsitetx thai " McCsina shod carry ne day he
resora,ion Of the Bsion wsud BE not impossibie 70
such a ooncilstoa under any circumstances 70 the
sscrod contest which the conederacy rs engaged,
,pe ays 90 much opposed, that perforcs De.
prscae any phsch RsQht Lead 20 hs Formation Of
parfy mail, soAcA could Ne AouoM
or roaiitdnce ,oith tAs people cf Me Norh. We
have therefore, determined 10 withdraw the support OF
our good wishes fron the 0hicsgo nominee We Ls~
coin fro A1 ts~s fovtA. 7As siscfscn OF Uat
qualified viasn ,vtu cecssails a sep % As drsa~ Of
vecossvsioW IN tie Asovts I s tssd asssNo
Committed 70 accept nothing b abject submission from
the South, Ls~coeR va gcsd - all tnto snortwc Mo-
Opposition lies the cay iey q s tssssdssase ssa.s.
Mm = eas ssv, wAsh~ sM spss prcA =
ssxy9eNSss( saA - Ak = & ~ y
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Gunboat Fight at miiien. La.

From ths Richmond Dispatch. Oct, 2i.I
MOBILE, Oct 10, 1864.
Yankee gunboats landed yesterday Ave hundred M
fantry near Micn, La. They attacked by Captain
Amos with part OF the Fifteenth Confederate cavalry.
and driven to their gunboats losing between thirty and
forty killed and wounded. Our loss three wounded
The gunboats have gone TO the navy yard.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
The Turr.

Two rival stations from New Jerssy--one an Abdast
and the other Patchenrst match for $500 this after
noo. nj the Union Course.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Military Change In Florida.

from the Richmond Dispatch, Oct 2I.1
General John X jackson AZ present in Savannah. He
has bcen relieved from bis command in Florida, and
ordered to report Lieutenant General Hardeo duty
Hc Is succeeded by General William Miller. Of Florida,
who has recently promoted to the Office Of bgader
general.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

6ouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uprosts
hair from foreheads any Of the Dody waran
ed. ass Broadway, near Grand street
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

Earrings ana Pins-Nsw Styies-Juse
received Three Five Seven Ten Twelve. riftssn rwea-
~ Seventy I'VE Dollars For sale by GEO c. ALL
LEN, AIS Broadway, below Cannl street
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

For the Hair and Sktn-Bnrry's Trf-
eopherous The best and cheapest article Sold by drug
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

Kure Ure koR.-Overton's PulmonsS
Bssam CouRhs Colds Asthma Bronchitis and Con-
sumption. Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
Sundays Battle.

KANSAS CRY, Oct %, 1864.
general battle has been fought and victory
Prices whole army reported retreatng rapidly south
Our cavalry In hot pursuit, altogether, with Plsasan-
ton force, numbering fifteen thousand men only.
The enemy may strike for Fort Scott but will be TOO
closely followed 10 do much damage.
Pleasanton closed yesterdays battles at Independence
by capturing large number Of prisoners and three pieces
OF artillery.
This morning line was formed I've miles south Of
KAnsas City, on the westport road.
skrmshng continued several hours, when the whole
orcs advanced and heavy lighting epsued The enemy
apidy fell back and formed new line mile and hat
rom the FIRST position. An artillery engagement
ssded our infantry meanwhile slowly advancing Fight
n was kept up miles this point, the enemy
raduaily falling back.
Peasanton then In left, and grand charge
lowed, resulting In the total rout Of the enemy.
when our informant left the front whole cavalry
sin vigorous pursuit, tho infantry following them
3sueral Blunt had command OF the volunteer force on
lsSt and General De,zer that the right, composed
militia, who behaved gala nty.
b Second colorado volunteers, Colonel Ford, in the
kest Of tho 1ght, made several brilliant charges.
neral De.Eler, Governor Carney and General Curtis
,copstantly with the advance.
loss was not heavy That Of the rebels, from the
,sr OF dead and wounded left on the ned must have
very great
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

Wreck OF the Brig Ceyion.
Bos3oH, Oct. %, 1864.
The brig Csylou, from Lngar for New York, struck
Little Head reef in Lugar harbor the 1aih iast, and
became total wreck Her crew was saved.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

GeRsoa pfeoswa gostunately for rs, H. asmds
On no Med of dSststoNcs. Wish the Asoaoes now a
work his behalf Ne may oosat certainly upon hts rs
sJs<soW ~ rssn Of his coytsn with hcClaLan
Assn avadp dseI0vsd The influence the and
the power Of the government are 70 bis bands tie q
using them ali with little skin and the most fearless
deolsiou No ofcsr Of the federal army distrbuts
Mcclellan tickets among hts without lncurring the
being cashered by orders over the signature Of
the Secretary OF War No Mcclellan meeting can take
place exceps under the fsar Of bess broken up by
isys OF stones from sodcrs posted for shs purposs
No polls be held, but under the supervi-
sion OF vast militia called the Loyal Leasue.
whose osteusibe office Is to keep the peace but whose
real business Is 10 kill arrest those who dnre 70 come
forward vote against the present occupant OF tho
Presidential tLrone these should not prove COM
pletely sfncacous there others still behind gov
evnment 80 despctic and unscrupulous need never
want coosrivances 10 maintain itself In power. sBy
hook or by crook" by foul means fair II Is Lincoln
intention 70 beat Mcclellan and beat Mcclellan he will,
without the smallest doubt Let the
OF the south put that their pipes and
give them healthier Dreams under the influence o which
they will perhaps come to understand that tho only wsT
OF settling this dculty Us to fight through II siIh s
their spirit and with all their strength.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

Ladies' BELT Buckles-New styles. very
Iarge-Txo three and dollars each Yoe
sale by O. c. ALLEN AIS Broadway door below Canal
atree
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot vholesAle and retail No. Astor Hsusa
The dye applied BY skli ul artists.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

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