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, 1864-11-12
THE ARMY VOTE.

FRoA MEMPHIS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tripuue.]
MkruIs, Nov. Q, via
CA1no, Friday, November II.
The Bulletin gives the following result Of
the soldiers vote IN that city:
The poll YVES opened by Captain Russell,
Of the 7th Missouri infantry, commanding
Irving Block, at the barracks, at which the
7th Missouri. and some soldiers of other Mis-
Eouri regiments, Oh detached duty, voted
reeult as follows: Lincoln, 1e3; Mcclellan,
Cle1lan. Official yote OF the Destroying An
gel detachment of the 10th Miss ouri cavalry,
Was thus Lincoln, 307; Mcclellan, Is. The
vote for Governor OF Missouri In this regi'
snent was 305 for Fletcher, and four for Price.
The Ohio soldiers Il 10 tbs s, e;ty y9;es as feI'
The following ia the full vote Of the 9Th
Illinois Cavalry: Lincoln $50, Mcclellan
none.
TIE following was the reault Of the vote
held at the camp OF the 1Dsh PennsylTaula
Cavalry: LiRcoln 106, McCle1lnn 95. Con.
siderinE the fact that the Copperhead agents,
With bushels Of ballots and piles at green
backs, bave been at work in camp for some
time, the Pennsylyania boys hare done
LoblT.
a combined vote Of detachments of the
18th and S5th Iowa Infantry and the Cd Iowa
Battery was thus: Lincoln $50, Mcclellan
ST. The vote of the 8th Iowa Infantry, aB
1ear as could be ascertsined at the hour of
writing, was as follows: Lincoln 400, Nc"
4 detachment Of the 9Th Wisconsin Iufan-
try voted Lincoln &c, Mcclellan 9. A de-
tachment of the 14th Wisconsin Infantry
voted Lincoln 50, Mcclellan 4. 4 detach-
menu Of the SD Wisconsin Infantry voted
Lincoln 40, Mcclellan 4.
Ri N fAfRfs
CAIRO, Friday, Nov. 11.-A detachment OF
The. I'D Wisconsin, performing post service
ln Cairo, gave Lincoln 32s votes, Mcclellan
FROM ATLANTA.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the vote Of the Ohio and Penasyl-
vania soldiers at Atlanta: Pennsylyauia-
Lincoln. 273; Mcclellan, $50. Ohlo-Lin-
coin, 910; Mcclellan, 2s6.
FROM VIRGINIA.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TEE PoroaAc, Nov. 10.
nearly 81 iD. The Pennsy1vania soldiers
give 1910 majority tor Litcoln. Western
regiments give small matoritteR for Lincoln.
The total vote in the combined armies before
Richmond and Petersburg Is stated at Is 900;
majority for Lincoln 5000.
The 9th gives S. majority for Lincoln, and
The 7th 10Gth majority.
1ne 5tkn gives ~ majority 1of LIncCln3
and the ssh l24 majority for Lincoln.
tsIgned) W. 7. 6ELLAoK,
I'LL. Agent for Wis.
The I'd, 9Th and 7th, are the Wisconsin
regiments in the t8mous ''iron brigade" ol
| the Potomac army, which the Neas and other
Copperhead papers claimed WAS going fol
| Mcclellan.
six companies Of the 42d regiment, at Cal.
70, voted thus: For Lincoln, 1906; for Nc
Clellan, 18.
Eight companies OF the sd regiment, at
st. Louis. voted: For Lincoln, 203; Tor Nc
Clellan, 20.
Grant county is reported to have given
| about {, 600 Union.
sauk county is reported as giving about
1900 Union,
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THE WAR m LOUISIANA.
The False Report From M0FgAuZfn- :
All Quiet ut that Point

ST. LOUIS, Friday, Nov. ia gentleman
In this city pronounces the story Of the at-
tack on Morganzia aud the capture Of 1900
New Orleans correspondent, as false. He
vas ut Morganzia four days after the capture
was raid to have occurred, and heard moth
ing fit. The steamer from New Orleans
b.lnge no such report &c.
Tie New Orleans Times has advices from
Fort Morgan to the 1st, that houses are
spppg nR u na eer o bs ecoat rs
troops. A SAW mill il In operation ut Fort
Gaines, AL damages done to the forts have
been repaired, and they arc stronger tnan
when tie fleet passed. The health Of the
troops is improving. Gen. Bailey has beer
nakirnPd to peusacQlA.
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Especial Dispatch TO tne Chicago Tr1b1seJ
ST. Lou1s. Friday, Nov IL.
Tom Acco-Wlthout chAuRe. Eales were: 10 hnds
tlcs ou II 1e|eete1 green and damaged Lugs st Ssi
GG7; bids do II ssea1o.5o; P1antera do at I'll %
G:s ca, Common shipping Leaf. s3 s5a17.75: med nm
do, &;sttezLs5; good And dne DO, IS 254s5.o0
2s13.
FLorn-Keceived $50 bt1s. Market dull. Sales Of
suptrnne st Is 50 dehvere: 3a13 inspected Do, and
$9 30 III nertt4; DQuqle EZRA Do Ak fluQ Single
Extra ut - TO delivered.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s,147 bris. Market Ian.
guild. Sales poor At s1.So; common 1t Sl76 do 1t
3l 90 At slg; SO DO at u 99 al do At sag 2so
DO II a.! snd 6 do AZ 32lg = bu. Corn dul2 and
Il slteK new u q 90: do at s1.s1H old yeldw q
iSis Il IL l6, Ills and 9l2o 81. Barey-saiea poor
:e.'ne q e; do {; # z mtl75 Do ss good do 1t
WnI.KY--eAles loo b11a at S1.71; 50 do at $1.6s =
r11
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TIE CHURCH GUILD.
The Meeting on Thursday Eyeuaur-
Adoption OF ~. Laws.

..,. a. ~ , <,,,.
,.s. mess " ~ as Hs.ea eoi.u. "a osganlza1ion
onsl aueurateo within the communion Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of this city, was held
n, The Lecture Room of Trinity Church 1s>t even.
.r,, a. ~ ,r-r,oss ~ co-nn,o+,n.s 49, .,.,..
.t .as' AZ ~ ~ IP.,e W tne otsauna'
uon. oJ the adoption OF BYLAWS, &C. In the ab'
telce Of Rishop Whltehouee, Rcv. DR.. Cls1kton.
Of st. Jane,' Church. was called to the Chair and
", - -. a'tseoase n, spp''n.s9 eeele'aty.
lev. Ut. CuEnm1nR, Of Iflnfry church, from
The Commtstee appointed Tor that pu1pose, re-:
ported The following Bylaws.
BYLAWS or THE CHURCH GUILD.
OF Me1zhersbfn-Ail comnnn1rants of the Pm.
tcstanf Epfsconat ChnIch mag bt come N nemhers ~
the Guild by eieniae it, const1tut1on. and tbns
ssSt s T,1t ~ az ea1pee' participation II
IHs 0fsckys The officers Of The Child shall ha
a Warden, (Which Once shail alwuys be flIed bT
The Btshop ot the DiOreee.l three Cornseliors-to
cor 1t Of all Episcopal clertymen IN ibs ctvVs
Ser, ,etary. ard Irsasnrer. 1Sho a. ali si,sSs h.
Laymen. Thetc odtcers. tIcent The Waruen sbsfi
Be elected aunually bY ballot. s111A
IhA Hur5en.-The Warden of the f7n,1d eha1
preride over al it8 ueliberationa. when nresert
copduct is deYoious, and perform ali snch dnt1es
a. heiorr to a pret1dinc oftcer.
~ 1Sunasi,ors,EIn The sbsense or thu w,rden
or In care OF VACANCY In The Episconate anr a.
he Councillors shall 6e chosen to preside over the
mee1ir rs Of The Gul,d. 10 '0'
ae s; e. aha teeg The
snS rrH,nrs - rr,r-e,.nTSa.ns @4e ~ sAs " "aos
~ ~ Tt1atar.sMThe IT. Teeaanrer tb.,, ,er.,ra m
MONEYS enatbrsea II t t1E The adEsneemeat OF any Of
a ~ oG9es1s :! l1e Mlu "no utsoa1se taeM " lls
~ 1,sa saas Asep sepasss acSouuts Wilo
o1.r,a aho4;ns 1pe rtsc,nts M .na dishn speae
o. esch, ~ ths s seye59l @ T. amounts remnnine on
nhAu, oesaugs tns !uno iot gt1etA pu[poees, anu
=, 1ne Stonatng gon1'nsttss s-The fo,lowing stsad.
By ths MIo members 11I Of t the Gqlld: .r.
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-Markets by Telegraph.
.
ALBANY CATTLE MA RKKT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ALulXY. n. T.. Ft1daJ. Nov. II.
BEEF CATTLE-The supply II t-fAlr-thara Is Anou.
s,sto up to.11ehs. but tha demand Ia limited md
prices A1e sa.ooa90o per head lower. Sales about
SO head. average quality. quits low.
aHREP-Are doing somswhAt batter, the de-
HAnd bEinK good st 7274c.
HOaS-Lower. Weather unfaYorable. and In.
auity lmlled. smsll sales II 1oH0l4e
, 1864-11-12

[Epet11 UtBtatcnE 70 EnH ChItaso Tf1Du4e.J
BRDatPoBT. F1tday, Ncv. u-1p.m.
CLzAxzD-Q1ward, Joliet. 62,1s. It lunbar, 800
posts. oeo shingles, Is tons coal; Seneca, OttaTa
Baltimore, L.salie, l1s eds tan bark, 1880 s ust
bic; Lonlae, Prisoa; Ocean. LasalIe 1lsso0 It 1am
be-, 500 1Ash j. B. Preston, Morris, $50 bFls sas
Durham, Prison; q. G. Loom1s, Lemont Reaolute,
do; Adrancc, do.
Asn1v1D-Channahon, Ka1ksket, $50 bu oats: :
Dolphin, Ottawa, 900 bu ear corn; D-er fa1E, No.
?, uuce, 6, s,sto bu osts, Is bu barley.
, 1864-11-12

BUFFALO, FT1t2V, NOT. Il.
FLOUR Firm Demand uose1ate:
6PALH-Wheat qu.ef, but ntm red zsAa?25; am.
her S2-.6: Chicago eprtn9 a rs. (orn-$161 for no
T. Cat&-ealea to arrive At aA83:. BArsey-ti.soa
1B2 for Canadian. NEs-tLt5. ,.,<-
tAEAL FRHIGHrs-Wtest.1 19c; ecfn. .f6Hc; oats. lie.
LAKE 1NrokTs-Flour, as nftS.
CANAL ExroLTB-tlo1r :s6 Dr1s wheat, 5l,is1 ba
cotn IL. n1 hu :. oatS StfhE.
, 1864-11-12
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Vesxel on FYe-The Capture and De-
Etrucfton Of Rlf RlfmOu1h-EelloW fes

NEW YeRK, Friday, Nov. 11.-The captain
Of the TRANSPORT Relief, Which arrived at
Fortress Monroe on Tuesday last, from New
bern. N. G., reports that on Monday he 81 II
Fufther particulars Of the capture BY the
rational yee8e1s Of Plymouth, n. G., on the
4th inst, show that the town was entirely
destroyed By the sheAing Of the fleet. The
place is still beld by our gunboats, there be-
Ing no troops there.
, 1864-11-12

Vs#kaVt fls41Ft NaFs LII
FlouR-Gcod Demand 1t 31p.s7da1t73 for No
spItnE; 31ltD for red Entez; Su160l2.o for white
GEAIH-Whfkt Ii Moderate ee1Dana-No3 MiIEau.
kee ctnD II 93.13: 1ed winter Ohio Ut $2o0. Corn
scarce and Qn'et-infeEtnE Ii noa D. 81. DtN ncn1.
nal. Barley lower-BaY Qn1nta &l.3l2tSS,
CANAL F111aK1n-4saAay.
, 1864-11-12

mIlW8NRcE MnfKtt%
[specisl Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune1
MILWAUKEE. Friday, Nor. II.
FLoux-Dn1l, snd but little inquiry.
GEAs1-WheAs declined N911c. Saies this morn
ing wese: s. 0ta bn No sp1ux In stosa At S829L8.:
<et0 hu do, TIL November 10. at t1-sS4@1,el 6,No
bu No 8pttrg In Ut 3ls0179 Sales Oh Change:
5s o. bn No spr1pg in store at 81; 1oo3 bu
No delivered ut al.8p. Oats-ssles: 6C0 pu No l IN
store q: tic 81 bu co delivered at69c. CoTu-33les
leo hu delivered at 41sy.
Br1rAR-Flru.. Sales OF LIT paeRages At s:9a5c.
, 1864-11-12

Eds. TKBu1E:-The story. Of the blowing down
Second Baptist Church. u the Tainrax and other
papers, is not correct Nopa1t Of tho ateplo bioH
doHn, nor KaH it injured BY the late gale.
Your, C.E HoLDxA.
, 1864-11-12

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Hoy.u
.FrK6LEux-Reeeiptf. Crude. 1t7i3 brls; Refined,
2t80. CSudo k7069c for free.
FLQUR-FIrm At I'll N@l3.5e,
-stehdy; While It 37.1sas.s5. C.rn
firm 9t1InE IL "a,
, 1864-11-12

D OCULAR Sat URDAT'S
D. BALE-Houaehold Furniture, Looking Glasses,
Cs1psts, P1sno Ettte. A.. At AuCTLoN. On SAT;
VRpAY, Eoy lash % lss!: q aK O'clock; as E0fte,s' @
born and Washington sr1eeH.
HOUSEHOLD GQ0Ds-Coniisslnz OF tbs entire far
sea Mahogany Sofas, Chairs. Bnreaus, 5ecso-
t4Etes. Card Ta61es g.. c..Eeo &c
LOOKING GLA 4SK9-An !. voice Of tro21nE 6lA1s.
es. sill g1zea and style4-
CAEPhTs-REussels, Tbtes'p1y, 1rgeal1. New and
6ecord Hand.
OAK DINING CHAIRs-0ue "a. cf10 splendid oAs
Dining Chairs, feathe coyered Keats.
pIANO FORTE And HIf,1fARD TARL6-Qne Rdee-
wood caae Plano Forte; one Billiard Table.
complete.
Conk 8toYes:
1o11-Y5923t WM. A. BUTCER AGO Aucts.
, 1864-11-12

New YoRK, Friday, November 1.-THE
report yesterday, that General Wright, just
elected to Congress in New Jersey, has died,
ID uufounded.
, 1864-11-12

Vessels Passed Detroit.
[62sclal Dlepatch to the Chicago Ttlbu1e.1
DxTRorr, Friday Nov. u, 1851.
TP-Monsau1, W:lla1d, johnson.
DoTE-Hcne.
WfND-WpFt.
, 1864-11-12

ed that the United Ststes mail steamer
Electric Spark WAS destroyed because she
could 1ot be run into Wlmington."
, 1864-11-12

sonE TuRoAT. Coueu, Cold, and similar
trouplee permitted toprogre.s, result IL serious
Pulmonary, Bronchial, and Asshmatie affections,
o!teptIme: ircnrable. Browns Bronchial Tfochea
ale Compounded 30 az to reach directly the sent Of
the disease and give almott instant relief. The
Troches are offered with the fullest confidence IL
thsir efhcacy; they have been thoroughly tested,
and maintain the good reputation thsy have Justly
acquired. For Public Speakers, Singers, Military
Officers, and those who oYeT-tax tbs Yosce, they
render articulation essy. To the soldier exposed
to sudden changes In the westher they will give
prompt relief in coughs and colds, and eau be car
rted Ii the pocket to be taken occasion requires.
Sold at twenty five cents box.
no79v764 1nTue Thu&Sat
, 1864-11-12
Notice.

The cltizcns' Executive Conmittse to I'LL the
quota Of Cook county, are Hquested TO meet at
Room No. {. Court Bouse, on Saturday evening
The 18th inst, 1t O'clock
A fn1l attendance is desired as buFinees o! i'm
rortapce Hill be laid before the Committee for
nct,on IN reIRtipn to the draft.
CHAnLEs WALLER, Chairman.
, 1864-11-12

TRY GOODS, CLOTas, CAssI.
~ NERHS
Wool Socks, Shirts and Drawers Felt Hats
CLOTHIHG, BUcK GLOVES.
Roots, Shoes, Yankee Notions, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Nov. 18th aud
18th t9A cloe H. ss ul1f1s Auction Ro0ms In Port.
land Block, corner OF Warrington and Dearborn a4,
VIII. A. bUTTERs & CO.,
Iol.-ysH.5t AucuoEee-s.
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Uuf LOCAL tefnfHM C1ftzeHs.
The tsDileipge VeEeIn'' intends to celebrate the
euceess1ul result Of the election at fts hill, in
11cyd's Block, this Saturday evening, between the
bonrs Of and IL O'Clock, and has invited the fol-
10 7ire gentlemen to participate:
Hon. John Wentworth,
Hon. J. D. Ward,
william Rapp.
All citizens who Y f4h totAkc pnrt in the ceeh1a-
lion are aleo invited. Tho hall will be nicely adosn-
60 md Illuminated, Music By the Grest Union
Band. LIE tpAa1I7Aa'
, 1864-11-12

COL J. T. WOOD AID >, r. WHITMAN.
Pscps1eto1s and haRaEaf1:
MIA. D. BRADLET ..... Director Of AMutemenu.
Fos1r1vELY TIE LAsr TIMEs.
BkTUKDAY AFTEKNU0N AND EVENING VII
be presented the Greaf 1Elah DEAuA or
THN. COLLEEN II AVN,
Or, Tm BA1DIs Or eAxHrowES.
Hatdreia inhn fnnH 1G1 ntne
AJlt4 II Gcnpa!etN
E6fIlR - ts'f-' -
ptuo1 &Ehn. t..sk1s
Ann =. p ~ -
H1J E42 tt.A.4
NEW Asp M1G1E1cxaT sCkAKkx: painted e1'
prf civ tor this drama by MINARD LE"H.
THE GaiC 500 s1Agry y noE o2 ~ exhiplfto9 Il fo5,
ehIGks OF 49, as+s-1 4s1oH' 4aa1 s,c,
1eenfM seA6 il Dress Circle o. ct.
Osehtatft Cha.sa t3Q II
friyssa sad t5m ceo
Fsf1utue, VIII be charged Full Erica.
Children In AEtu1. not admitted.
, 1864-11-12
NJ a r. .a I &c u

hy RAY MI Uulitn Mf, WILLIAM .. HAHN. Of Ee'
posls and Mus MARY & BRELY, daughter Of the
uoR. II. II. Ee.ly. Of the former Place.
, 1864-11-12
AuADEMY OF MUSID,

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
II Washington strect, bet. CLARK and Dearborn.
ARLINGTON, KELLY 4 LEONs M1hsTHELs
Second week or the kegu1Ar Ssason. First aplear.
ance Of the eminent Fintest, HI. D. " Answ ,Esh
Lenn't Top:ey pemorallzed, received WIN saaos y .!
Kidd !" Jones and Price IN Trounla at the Pawn
brokers' the great Chsilenge Dance between A1nng
q fene1!ta.. great Comic 4uries3Se i!oE Fay: ::
served ses;s 50 Cents LowoF BoIes, $500; Upper,
s25o Boz Once open from q to a2d nnm @ g g
o'clock r. III. Doors open ~ TO comDauce ~
o'clock P. ID. EDWIN kE-Lf ManH1Sat.
r, S. DIEuIts, Agent. oe5I7xSd'1W
, 1864-11-12

Chicago Com muerclal College to get thorough,
practical business education, or to become GOOD
Telegraph Operator. Address (enclos1ng etaMpsJ
tor circulars, BREAH1 Il STnATroN, cmcago' LIZ
w- Troublesome coughs and colds, Il neglect
es,s Pec,oraI W syrup viii speedily aud easetually
cure the mnst obstinate case. Sold IN bottles, at
85 certs and $t,a5 per bottle. at o. and 81 Lake
street, rovl-T5falm
, 1864-11-12
D i IL d.

November 9th. MAY ETMAN, only dan xhter ss Mr.,
and Ms. ]. {. SymsD. sged Year,. months and
de1a 49,, -
Fukeral services at the heuee 2S Indians slEeet. Oh
Saturday Afternoon Huv- Eth. at az O'clock
, 1864-11-12
w Psper Hanging. Painting. Calctmining anu
Glazing, at E. E. Rlgby'e, So Randolph s11oe'.
uoy6-TfO5-1m

r7F- ntseaxaa of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary,
and sexual systems. New and reliable treatment
IN reports of the Howard Association; ssnt BY
mail IN seaed letter envelopes, fIee Of charRe. az
dfess Dr. j. Bklllon Houghton+ Howard Ass9car
tiou, No. South Ninth street, Phi!adeiphta, ID
,I-tfF q1,
, 1864-11-12
FOCAL MATTERS.

wheeler aad wllsen1,,s seMteg NJ. { :.
fha RnT Ar1N0 Hoax 4xcIusrrkI.1, Nhstl ns6re-
nsent, co1stantly n ons dareetion. to make tho
Lock sr1TcH. SaIeetoom 16 Lake street.
1w4c I'M
, 1864-11-12
Suction Sales.

NJ lillian 3. BUFFERS Il CO.
AUCT10TEER3,
Ealearooms in Portland Block
MOE 1os, 1os AND IN DEARBoRs.aT.
aa16-ts1tf <thn
, 1864-11-12

AH EELraH1EKED C1T1+-An Iriehman belong
ing to this city was seized With premonltosy sJmp-
toms Of defeat on Tuesday. while bueiiy ped ling
Mcclellan tickets at the 9th ward polls. After
3eclaiming at some length on the tlIberality OF
Chicago, be ex.]numea, Be 3abe1s, MMHaarky iB
the on], piece where man can have his l1berty''
This il good 1or ct Mil~aasly,'' considering that
ont Of every three ablrbodied men in that city
il esEraftfC tnAn."
, 1864-11-12

TIE F1nsr sKow sronx.-Tcsterdsy the arst
erow eto.m Ct the sesson GANG upon this city. It
was no great shakes Of storm, 10 be sure, but 1t
deserves pasfing notice, We welcome 1t as We
Enu]a tie appearance OF any otler distinguished
stranger. Nc tender It the hospltalittcs Of our
Thriving city. We do thif all the more readily be-
1F1th us, The morning broke gloomi!y and coudi-
II and esFe abundsnt promise Of what tbs noon
mlfiled. The epoEy .yapot ten 1ndnstt1ouslY all
+hn sffsFnoou and until long after r1eht ftil, hut
snct vas the condition Of The ground that 1t had
i,tsie 10 show to1 Its labor. Twas monry absorbed
and tarped to water again
xnonfh a. mort The glorious dsys Of Indian sum.
tncr must be experienced before tie storm 1SE
rball 81 tis icy erasp upon us: 1hess ~, 90
for tns biesk aud c1eaIy time that conett.
, 1864-11-12

HEATIN g FURNACES 3,
Il Beeehe11 Inbrcv.d Patent Ar Hc,+.a ~
rsees, for warning Awelliqx6 a:oras rhnxas ~
School Housess DC. For sae and pu. M hv 11ea%oss
akECHEK Il FAKKEw
,,,xa1a a&-A I'D 8Adl4a1sst., Ch9car0.
esA'ssAS ~ @&VS50ss kAek M Of The hZ1nFa
, 1864-11-12

uk1ted B5; st;tss sd aev Ne Gilesns Treatment
Of SYPHILIS in lis various stages With aealtal.et
se pirate sa5on - nsFs 81 y tSe
States Ind Canada, ii bis rooms and parlots, %
Randolph sueet. between State snd aae DsaI6ofsn T.
stzeets. Apply tmueciate:y-thes IL alassl u
delaY. aofA@"sFA
, 1864-11-12

MILITARY HoTExEE7s-Ninet7 men Of the let
regiment o. s. Engineers Of the Army Of the Cum.
berlsod, under command ot Capt. G. P. Hunting
don. parsed through the city on Thursday evening.
bouno for the - HAWKS Mes, - at Lookout Noun
tam
Thirty-four soldiers belonging to various ree1-
mente arrived At the Soldiers Rett yesterday
1norutrg. Their tpt1cughg are exhausted, and they
En- ID the frnuf.
, 1864-11-12
Chicago Qribt&ne.
THE CITY.

o,vr f,oxrrp.,ox -srh. (-t,.soo 75,a.. Of res
+.-atv v,,.5. a.. .a,a..a,.. ShIsh rad never before
sctut! na&ue M ao"lss1oa "ulcu auu ,,st ~
tound place in its columns; II pnoii.n ~ nss
the town officers elected OF TUESDAY. eaafd ~
adopted onr onn nonerc'atne Woetae maafet~
tent1y or otherwise, -la We WI W. 4'>ef' ~ '*
,rrurr-A drsft Association OF thirty.
th7.e 4ncn met a. evening or two since, to cele-
tr-te tae3r fortunate escape from the dta not one
~ss.-e hsz1nc had l,ta name drnHn from the boz.
9nt o. la %4seociation directed the Treasurer, j, [.
sanitaty Commission. welcome thank offer1nE,
Coon H1T-0ne dry this week small pssty
went to the old Trinity church, anxious to ret a
look 1t the lire *tbushwbackert" there connned
They urged the guard 10 let them pass in, which
be refused, but tod them mat he kneT where
theJ caMa 20 9 sc iole o. 1ast snen seao"a. Whefe1
Tfoaa, tcpAeo plne coat, tasa1ng on his heel.
E. S. Williams delivered his declsion on the mo-
toa to set aside the award Of the nrbstrasors in
the notorious Hndebrand-1Au Gaze, overruline the
motion and affirming jud2mert on the award The
platnnn took e3efpuont 70 ne rnnng, and as tne
N INC enpee"e COLT
.----.--,
A9A Loss poor womaa named Ann McSaaa- ss
Aoor At the West Division Police Station for want
of 4 better home. She came from Irelaud. follow
Ing her husband. Patrick, who preceded her BY
about tNe!sa me1the b1t loet hts address, ana is
4ow r. r. ~ .ntn ons psa e - eoae "ae1e VI @1s
Aaas " Aas "'AAA'@e wv ooae.
Eporr.v Frpsrss R,rr,ou- 15xr-we r.,1
1oAofAA' t.A11ee ctA@1ant A1@H-"o 18a
The at1enuon oi gram aEa provision Shippers 70 au
, 1864-11-12

WANTED.-Age1t ts wanted.
" Bushes. ilght, pleasant. lucrativo aad homer
ar1e. suitable tor sd!es or zsntltmen- For paf1cs
adelptta, .. nol2-N6t.a.
WANTED ~-Ag6nts to osrvsss
for the new work PAr1roT.Ax o. 1Lz1So1s.
, 1864-11-12
R<a1 Eatate==QrDu1ttrp,

TAKEN UP On the evening cf
tho l1sh Inst. . blaek Ware. With harnss4 nr
Tbe Owner can opsalu tho same by RpplYinx 1t 10Y
NtlN t0ks . ayt9ua. no1F Will
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16
MIDNIGHT DEsPATCnEs


New York, Aug. l6.
The morning papers, on which the
Typographical Union compositors are en-
ployed, have accsded 10 the psv scale Of
prices except the Tribune. which ssiil
holds out. In the latter 0fkce The sum
mary strike against the Publication Of
an advertisement for composisors 70 work
on the Times on Friday sight. is made
the main cause for refaral to accede to
the demands of the Uaion or the ss-sm-
pioynent of their Old hapds. There is !
determination no. to employ members of
the Uaion At alk hnt 70 6ll thsofRce with
others, aud pay what it scosddered fsii
remuneration. The printers have vig-
|ilspos COMMITTEES q work, aud will do sH
in their power to prevent comE osison from
eutsrisg she Office. They aay the 6Rht
has but Just commenced, aad that they
intead 70 make it =. telling and eGecsua
one. ~
Other Offices which. hsys adopted thi,
eonrss heretofore, have been paid but lii
tie attention. 70, bot they ssy they viii no
be % indifferest - the TribaDs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16
4zIM aDAAxD ytnASu1nooux
listls Mae net tksir Man assss IN

x
Attls Mae net tksir 11aa asser IN.
Nor can it be doubted that the nomina.
tioO Of Gen. McCleilsn It Chicago, in
stead Of fasiDg ths. opposition elements
into hasmonfous and victosious cosli.
tsoo, would make confusiou worse confoun-
go, beginning With the Democntic fac.
uoSs. Surely this thing should Be- avoid
60, = me danger is already sufficiently
great that tho 6erce excite ments Of mi.
Pfe ident'al canvass may Be infiamed into
scsnss af insurrectionary violsncs and
civil war ia the North. Who, then. :, .n
Independent Presidential Union candidate
is equal 10 the demands Of this crisis p
We cannot 6ad him 10 the list Of sucb
asEative availables Is Judge Nelson, Fill.
more, poor Pierce, or Guthrie, Of Ken
tucky. With any such competition
against Lincoln, the election must 70 by
default. II
Geo. Grant, We contend, Is the only
man competent to meet the necessities oi
the times and the wishes Of the people,
The record Of his services covers great
empire IN extent regained from the ~
bellion. He has exhibited in this war 4
breadth Of military penius, .Lill, energy
and success which casts all his varlike
contemporaries Of both bem;spheres in the
shade.-(N. Z. Herald, ilth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16
Sheridan Rapidly Pursuing
the Rebels.
Burnside Removed.
Shes-sssase SfiU PssshtMg the
Essessy.
Indian Depredations ON the
Plains.


The Steamer Empress Fired tnte-Efvu
Killed ana klsven Wounded
Cairo, Aug. IA.
The steamer Empress. from New Or
leans 9th, arrived tonight. She was
fred into on the afternoon of the 10Th,
absut one mile below Gaiues' Landing,
by masked battery Of 12-pounder, sop
ported BY astrong force of cavalry posted
on the Arkansas shore.
Sixty shot and shell struck her, many
Of which penetrated her hull and burst 10
her hold. Musksts were also used. rid
ding her upper works. She bad about
500 persons on board, including zoo dis
charged soldiers. many Of them sick, and
so ladies' and children. Five persons we're
killed and eleven wounded. Capt. Nal
ley, commander of the steamer, is among
the killed, his head being shot of while
telling the pilos never to surrender. Her
larboard engine was injured and the doe.
tor disabled. which rendered the boat IN
manageable. She drittsd towards ths
battery.
At this criti Cal moment the gunboat
No. ) appeared and opened on the bat.
tery and towed the drifting vessel to .
place OF safety, where the damage was re.
paired, and the gunboat conveyed her II
miles up the river. The killed anc
wounded are mostly discharged soldier
from various regiments. Lieut.. Giddous
lst Indiana heavy artillery is among th'
killed. No women or cbi.rreu injured.
Great credit is awarded the officers o
the boat. also Gen. Mcneil of St. Louis
tor cooiness and bravery.
Ex-Msyor Parks, Of Memphis, Va
lodged in prison un the lith inst for in
discreet isnguoge used against tue mi
i,ary authorities.