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The New York herald., 1864-07-27
DEDEMPrIoN or
A SlUa0,00o,
riot DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS"

seasd propoaals win be received a. this ofce until Wed
be publicly opened for the whole part Of the slim Of
million do lars Of Riot Damages Redemption Bonds"
OF the county OF New York authorized BY chapter OF the
laws OF 1864 and by ordinance Of the Board Of 8uperv
sors. approved by tho Mayor. MAY T. 1864
The said bonds viii interest al the rate Of stx per
per payable half yearly the let day Of May
and November in each year and the principal wi bo re
deemed as follows
hundred thousand dollars the let day Of Novem
Der. 1877, and
Five hundred thousand dollars the IL. day Of Eovem
Der, 1879.
The proposals will state the Of bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof the
whose proposals accepted will thereupon be required 10
deposit with tue County Treasurer a the Broadway Bank
Monday the first August 1864 the awarded "
them respectively.
ON presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the
County for such deposits the parties will be
bonds for equal OF the par value Of
the awarded 10 them bearing interest from August
1864
Each proposal should be sealed and endowed Proposals
FOR Riot Damages Redemption Bouds and enclosed IN
second envelope, addressed 70 the Comptroller. .
Toe right T. reserved to reject all OF the bda
considered necessary to protect promots the uerss OF
MATHEW r. BRENNAN Com psraller.
CRY OF NAN YoRG-DEPARrsgsr or EirArGE
CosgraoLLze,s OFFICE. I
Iuiv a
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ins9rsnss sgslnn draf, Tor one year 500 for two
miums not 70 be paid unt after dram This once AZ
fofs all those liable to the draft opportunity procure
substitute IN case they drafted the above named
premiums Send for circulars giving fun particulars
ALFRED KFRsHAW, Proprietor.
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The wheat market firm for prime spring, which
WAS scarce but dun and heavy for interior sales IooOo
bushels az " 80 S2 46 for Chicago spring - %
for Milwaukee club, 50 SO So 81 for amber Mhwsases
81 30 ~ 63 for winter red Western, ~ % " % lot
amber Michigan. Corn duh rather lower sales
80 900 bushels at 81 80 81 81 for new Western mixed
Oats were In good request at 99c 02ater price Tor
western u store. Rye and barley nominal
BtrswAx We note sales Of 5000 pounds western aaa
Southern at 8Sc poo. cash.
CASDLEs.The market for adernsntius vaa arm a. 3oc
40c. spernhwere quiet a. 65c. and patent Csc.
CoTToEThe market duh, without material enasSe
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III UDSON CITY N J-$Oo PER MAN.-THE SUM OF
IL S0U per man will be paid to accepted Sub sute
oyd Van Bussen. Mayor Of tho city Of Hudson, J.
near the Court House
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MILITARY AVN SSAyAL.

GENERAL MILITARY AGRNoY:-A: yEsrER, OF
so acs s RprE street New fSsk o snno
Texas Virginia. aud Tennessee Bounty SsW for volun
and others literally with.
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CSSA CASH IN HAND. WILL BE PAID TO
DCOU alien substitute TO serve in my place Call at
L. Whites 397 Broadway, up stairs.
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send . man IN my place. handsome bonus wiil be
paid cash down fS7o0l business Cali
a. early possible al li6 Broadway second goor back
nnlce
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CEE0 "A SUBsTIfE wANTEp-FOR THE Arr
tDCCV. or navy, tor which $3.50 cash will be paid
brokers need amply. Inquire Of GALLUP. NEwKIRB
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II WANT a SUBSTITUTE AND WILL PAY THE
i highest cash IN hand bounty for alien Apply TO
Brewer, 20S Broadway. room No.
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4SCS CASH IN HAND, FOR SUBSTITUTES AL
VeSGC three aliens to whom large cash bounty ,
be paid Choice OF regiment guaranteed. Large prem
paid 70 runners. We pay all advertise and no ded
uon Can early 1t 236 Grand street, near the Bosery
# M % WILSON &C
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6nnn BoUNrY-S2OO HAND MONRY PAID
pOUV any person bringing q recrui, for army or M
2t7 Broadway 25 and ct No Exchange place, Jer
CITY
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MILITARY AND HAWAI-

0EnA CASH DOWN WILL BIZ PAID FOR THR
YOVO aliens TO 90 a. substitutes IN the army or n,
tutes themselves apply immediately at the Ocean House
Robinson street.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAfLROAD-THK UNDER.
IN signed Commissioners from Masachusetts named ia
the act 0f Incorporation OF the Northern Pacific Raroai
Company hereby give notice 20 all those In ssid act
commissioners that tue nrst meeting of tho Boari Of
Commssion NJ the Aforesaid company viii he held nt
The Meio1eon ls IN the cig o Boston, Thursday the
ls daT Of september nert a. ~ O'Clock moon. -,
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G,nOn six MEN WANTED THIS DAY As yOLI
NOUU. teers Choice of service. Relief to famil
Aiso $3.50 for the navy. cash down Apply the Pater
House, rs Cortlaadt street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-29
OCULIsTB AND AURISTs.

RTIPICIAL BUMAN HYEs-MADB TO ORDE
"A and In serted by Dr. r. BAUCH A =. GOU0ELMANN
formerly employed hy Boissonnesn, of Paris No W
Broadway, N. Y.
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r HrrER or ADvIcs YoR LADiRs
IL FIVE ANATOMICAL BnuRAvINdi
Has infe gDalioa never boon rvbitahe< -
Scat free. 10 q senled snyelNNe, fcs ~ es1ts
Aafre~s Dv. Saaford Der $50 New YORK Post OdacA
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~ TELL Femais Physician sad Professor Of Midwsery.
br usual ~ I69 Chambers Bnt
interview win he NO charge for advice Her IN
fAllibls medicines csn also Be obtsea at i3. Liberty
mail. price 35 Ladies' who board and
the best medical atiendsncs during be ac
No which four degrses stronger than No. and can
hy mail With fnil diToc,ions B-Madama Eer,ei deems
II caution ladies against imatnrs Of her aiver
semena who rob thom OF their but their
health.
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MEDICAL.

GARD TO YHR LADIEs--cHARLEs LUTTE r. D.,
"a frosssor ~ Surgery and " years
or sucresgfa in this p0atye cure
any lady requiring specia medical surgical eatmenA
IN -four honrs' time complicated tho
es.e may be- Gan Do consulted his old essb,shed p-
vae ohcs 6i4lz Broadway, and where his nevar failing
female eaner bo obtained sent bv letter TO any
part of thr Un,sd States: price s. BThe Doctor has
elegant nnd modafion and attendsnce
In the city for patients wish remain during treat
ment All connunieatons strictly confidential Az homa
all hours or the day snd evening
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lTArHInoSY.-w9y syssy HAS saouLD MARRY.
nl WAy saoalA marry. All nay marry
ss ssev Rad fssrA.ed Narrssrs Cuils Medical Al
By Hn. Ksri. n. D. 30 pa3ss Mailed syery wbers
street, New York
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GcIGNs oY CHARACrxR"-PHysIooNo IL
- lsstrsted with IL 6surss, iucludinx men. wswea
and aninss rsscnbsncrs noks And IN chsfAter To-
cal physoscsmy. hy NE Rev. = W: Hosmer, ~ y Coz.
r-uuisncr between the cha uc,sr OF and of hs
prcru tbs-.os giy.i ia the Inly uoubis No. Illus.
TR krBD rHaENOLOGiCAL JOURNAL: 30 osnts or "
q zeal. Nov vol nubscrlbs ke.snen have ~
FOWLER wRLLG New y0re
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u,HR LADiKs rRiESp IN-SREp-DR Lavfs, no.
l. TRraA sr-et thrrs doors from wess Bgoadwsy, Esy
TsSk W. ~ msAiAlI remedies ars psvW sAsvo y -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

ASSETS.
Cash in Bank, $s,l4o 50
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien on
Real Estate in N. York and Brooklyn,
worth AZ least 10000 152,500 90
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand omar
ket value OF securities held as colater.
al. sss.5s7 SO 24,ioo 90
United States Stocks owned by the Compa-
psny. market value, lOl, 400 90
Real Estate (unincumbered) 1862 80
Interest Accrued (of which greater part due
July LIST, is already pad,) AZ 30
Balance in hands OF Agents and in coarse
Of Transmission frsm Agents, l,5co %
Bills Receivable for Premiums Oh Island
Risks, and other items, 1858 40
Cash Premiums unsolicited on Policies is
sued at Office, 2,s32 90
ssss,77l 81
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding July 1863, ss,97s 81
| Unpaid dividends, l47 81
$l0.l25 81
J. MILTON SMITH, President.
VINCENT TILYOU, Secretary.
New York, July /, 1868.
So The Board OF DiIe> tors have unanimously re-
solved to The Stock to $500 000 which
will be done the necessaI prelmIuaries
have been complied with.
Applications Tor Insurance received by
500 II. D. EVANS, Ag't, Me0resor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

~ The best preachers are those that
preach by example.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

W The sieve through which the man
STRAINED every nerve" is for sale at first
cost.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

~ A sick cobbler must be regarded as
getting we'll when he begins to mend.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06
For the n. l TlaBs
For
LIFE.

by REviLc.
Life, l. like troubled stream;
To pass 1t safely Ger,
Tho hand Of friendship should extend,
TO hold from, shore to shore. ...
Life. y nike the deer, blue sea Is
with its deccitful throes,
New towering high In beloved crest,
O Then calmly to repose. ... il s-N ..
Topass In safety DER lis breast, ...
The pilots skillful hand
Must hold the helm, with courage true,
To'ssfeiy reach the land.
Tou,, in passing Ger lfe's sea
4 A skilfu, Pilots given, em-.-.
The hand of Him, that rules the world,
Points, to . peace In Heaven.
L harbor, where no storms arise,
Where sorrows never known;
A place, where joys forever iow,
na But for the good alono.
A KISS UPON THE SLY.
Let poets sing of Eastern clime.,
Aud golden sunset hours
or shady hooks, -..
And bubbling brooks, "
or moon lit orange bowers
Yet still to me
More sweet shall be ......
a joy no wealth can buy.)
A pair of pouting GERRY lips
10 kiss upon the sly.
Oh, let them build their lofty rhyme
As cen SO e'er they may
But give me still
II so you will
- Another word to say;
...@ Now hear to all,
Tall, fat or small,
WOW I'd rather die
Than miss the bliss that's in q kiss
When taken on the sly.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

H Mortified pride often takes the
name and guisc of broken heart.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

~ The paper containing many fine
points is-a paper OF pins.
, 1864-10-19
FROM MEMPHIS.


A Rebel Attack Hpeeted-EFeAt ZEE.
cltemsnt Prevailing In ahe 0ity.
tspsstal Dispsscn to the Chicago THbune.1
MEMPuIs, Oct. IS,
VIA CAIRO, Tuesday. Oct. 1e, 1854.
The rebels IN largo force are again threat
ening this city, They are about four miles
out IN westerly direction. Portions of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad track be-
tween Memphis and Vessel Station were
torn up last night bJ the enemy. An attack
is txt:tcte1, and cItizens AZ well as so1diers
are under arms ready to meet the foe. The
reb'l force is yerlously estimated at from
5000 to 5000. Chalmers is said to b G in
command.
1t is supposed BIZ some that this is only q
feiEt or tue part Of the rebels, and th4k their
object ia to pass up into Kentucky,
Brig. Gen. Susith commauas here In the
abseLce OF Maj Gen. Nashburn, who 1s at
the North. It is reported that Gen. Wash
burn IS to be superseded in the command of
this District BY Gen. Dana, now command
f1g at Vicksbu1g. The report, however, is
dkczedittd.
:. A scouting party Of seven men of the 10Th
pennsylvania cavalry, were surprised BY tue
rebels near Coldwater, on Thursday, and
brntally murdered, after surrenderiug
;. The Government cotton press and gins
kept By BIZ. LGutoD, correspondent of the
New York Tribune, six miles below Helena,
together with fourtcen bales OF cotton, were
DESTROYED BY fire on Friday Dlgbt. The loss
Is $1,000. The fire is supposed to have been
the WORK Of an inccndiary.
: Fifteen rebels, Including d .Captafu, were
brought into Htlepa on Saturday By our cav
airy. They were captured near the st.
Francis River.
, 1864-10-19

Life II, z..e City Of the StsaItA--Tho
t'D1tt1cnl Aspec1-NiscoVexlesv vi stOop-
pcf:5 aud 3Ions

tspeciai Gtsp.7ch to tn: Chicago Tfiba1a.
DETROIT, Tuesday, Oct. Is.
On Saturday night 4 soldier WAS shot and
killed in the STREET. On Sunday d horsid
c'se Ct child murder came to Hight, md the
last sensation IL the sudden and mysterious
disappearance OF young married lady.
Another secret reasonable society hss
been discovered here, In which some promI.
ntnt Democratic Officials arc implicated. It's
exposure In the advertiser and T:t5une has
creatcd considerable consternation in Certain
quarters.
The political campaign waxes warmer and
warmer, and is lively beyond precedent.
Tie folio sing psomiosnt SPEAKERS are now
eanyasstng the State, and speaking daily !:
1ler, Gov. Blair, Hon. Schuyler Coltar, Hon
Jno. Ashley, Of Ohio, Hon. Theodore
Romeyp, Hop. A. H. Crapo, Lieut.. Governor
May, Hon. E. B. Fairfield, Hon. WIN. A.
Howard. Hon. Jno. F. briggs. Hon. 4. 3.
Maynard. and ssots Of aaa 1esssr ltghts; o.
can accomplish anything, Michigan will en-
u1ate the noble1 example Of her sister
States Ohio and Indiana, and roll up q ma
io1ity tor the Union candidates that will be
as gratifying to our friends as 1t will bs as
topisbiug to our enemies.
Even the copper m!ue otsau nele, tut rtee
P.ess, foreehadoWs defeat. sa,ing that bal
lot-box etufTing, fraud, and Lincoln green
backs will carry the election.
Hon Schuyler Colfax will speak in the
wjcwam here on Thursday evening". A rous-
Ing meeting is expected.
The Detroit races commenced here to.day
at the Hemtramckg Race Course, md about
one thousand people were present There
were seven entries. The best time made was
2:29L. by Il. G. Kibber's marc Lottle.
Intellie encE has just been received here Of
the discovery Of an immense mountain Of
irnn ore on the north shore Of Lake Superb
0r. This mountain is said to exceen ii, tt-
nepsJops the famous iron mountain IL the
Marquette region.
, 1864-10-19

FtsEe's Expedition Nafc-Indtan News
-m1s'AeAOk4 Military and Political
Matters.

lApecial Ditpatch to the Chicago Trthuue1
ST. PACI, Miun., Tuesday, Oct. IS.
letter from Capt. Van A{idau, dated al
Fort Rice, Sept 37th, was received in thI:
city to-tiuy. 1t etates that Fiske's party IL
safe. On Thur:day, eod alt the reinforce
ments reached him, and the Indians a5au.
doned the attack. No further particulars
are given.
An 1ndian scout, who has just come In,
reports tha. Fiske's party was brought back
eafely to Fort Rice, and that two battles
were fought with the Indians while return
ing. General sib1ey has received no iutelli-
geDce and ts inclined to discredit the reports,
but give them to you rs they reach me-.
The soldiers who have returned from the
indian expeuition arc loud In their dcnunct-
etions Of the men composing Fiske's parts.
They say that when they LETT Fort Rica SOME
Of them carried rebel tag and cheers for
JetE Davis we're numerous. They freely &C.
knowleoged that they were running away
from tue graft There are some good loyal
men In the party, but this statement proba-
b1y ., plies to the majority, and If the Indians
could bave gobb1ed thatportion of the crowd
without ipju.irg the loyal ones, 1t would
have been Union victory.
State Of the upsniulity among the people lor
just returned from q two weeks trip through
the southern part Of the Stare says there is
not opposition enough to make 1t interest,"
ing. As the result OF the last draft iu this
city, five out Of nine names were drawn, aud
500 men secured. leaving 200, Democrats
who hare fled to Caoada.
BHgadler General Campbell, of PeuoB;l-
vania, came up to-day under order Of General
Pope to presice over Court Martial no " in
Etesion in this city.
Two thousand tour hundred men have vol
uIteesed IN this StRte eince the JulG call, and
are nearly all in the field.
, 1864-10-19
TnE WAR IN GEORCIa--LATEST
figM SHERMAN IND HOODS
MOVEMENTS,
Matters at Washiogton-The
President and the Tennessee
Delegation,
ARRESTS OF NUMEROUS
DEALERS IN CONTRA.
BAND GOODS,
Important Foreign Items-The
lfaee-C0burn FiaSco.
THE CAMPAIGN IN ILLINOIS
WHEN DICK MERRIyE In.
TENDS TO MARCH on
WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Western Prers1
WAn DEPARTMENT, WAsutyoroy,f

Especial Dispatch 10 the Western Prers1
WA1 DEPARTMENT. WAsurxaros,t
Tuesdsy, Oct. 19. I
Major. General Dix:
The suhjoined dispatches have reached
this Department this afternoon: .
GEN. THOMAS DISPATCH
NASHVILLE, Oct. 18Ap.x.
The following dispatch has been received
from Gen. Sherman:
GEB. sHER4A1's plsrA7cu
sup GAP, Tuesday, Otis,
Wctook Ship Gap to-day, capturing part Of the
24th Narth Carolina. Two corps are represented
to be At Lata3 ette, and one went South from VII.
lauova Plain. They obstructed Snake Greek Pass
to delay our trains, but by tomorrow can moya
in snv erection.
{6lgned) ". T. SHERMAN, Mai. Gen.
Dcserters from Hoods army report his
force 1t $4,000 The strength Of his cavalry
is rot known.
There is no additional news from Tonnes
see river, except that Roddy moved from
Tuscunbia yesterday
G. Il. THOMAS, Msj. Gen.
GEN. scuoF1ELD'B DISPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct 1.-THE rear of Hood 8
army left Lafayette, going south, at daylight
{signsd] JIM. scuor1E1D, Maj. Gen.
The country southwest Of Lafayette Is c1-
ccediugly difficult for an inferior army, y,g-
oreuely pursued, consisting Of a narrow val
ley, parallel to ranges of Taylor's ridge and
Lookout Mountain, broken by rough hills
and destitute of food for man and beast, un.
til you reach Coosa river, a distance equal to
three days forced march.
{Signed) c. a. DANA,
actinr Secretary nf W.r
, 1864-10-19
abuE dant1:. I cannot fo1b:ar giving the
enbetance Of lis concluding paragraph. Il

abur dant1:. ! cannot forb:ar giving the
substance Of lis concluding paragraph. Il
rne as follows:
"Theke Stats (refs,riog to the States CON
Quered from the rebellfon) will all 60 tor
Lincoln. because they will be forced to 20 ut
the point Of the bayonet,"' tNom,n, says
be, "n enough OF the North
etn States go for Mcclellan, the
electoral votes Of which, edded to tie elec-
to1al votes Of the Border States, would give
him majority and make him President, ne
will irstal him BY force, and. If ne cannot
thus ihsugurate him at Washington, We will
inaugurate him at Springfield, under the aus
1Ices Of our Democratic Governor, jim
Robinson, and from there We hil march
him across the country to Washington. BE
shn1l be President anyhow" Dick asked his.
audience ~ou1d they support such move
ment, and there went up from their midst
tremendous "Aye!"- such as one might
imagine would hare gone up from the eon-
gregated devils OF hell, were such proposi.
lion made ty the Chiefot Devils himself who
was 90 apply prototypel BY My Mary land
Dick on that occaelon. understand the
Union men OF this section are nbout getting
up memorial asking Dick not to do f.:
, 1864-10-19
FROM CINCINNATI.
1he Peace NDeakS In C0unc{1-The
Pork 1f&rket-FU2ltlcHl.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue1
C1scsNA11, Tuesday, Oct. 19.
The National Peace Convention met here
today. Fifty delegates we're present, ln-
Gliding Singleton, Of Illinois, Colorado
Jewett, Alex. Long, &c.
VIM. bl. Ccnsy was chosen permanent
Chairman.
The Committees On Resolutions, Order of
Business and Presidential Nominations were
appointed aud the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow. Reporters were not a1-
mltted to dsy, but 1t is said its doors will be
thrown open Tomorrow.
am assured that independent President
ial nominations FILL be made. The move
mint roes not attract much attention here,
but the delegates are free to admit Nc
Gillian, With or without their support, has
not the gboet of chance, and they think
they may as we'll have an organization Of
their OVID, looking to the future.
Major Du Barry, by rejecting bias for pro-
visions, has knocked our market fiat, aud
there Is now much anxiety to realize He
purchased Il, 900 barrels prime mess pork ut
$35. O0aS6 90, mostly fiom Chicago packers.
Ben Wade made great speech Ut Market
Hall tonight to a crowded house. lie and
Chase speak in Lexington, Kentucky, to-
murfOW.
, 1864-10-19

The Forthcoming Uufon lIass meetiug
Dick nerricsSsa SKupendDus SShesne
for Running the Mucntne.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune, I


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne,1
PEORIA, ILL.,, Tuesday, Oct 1a,
The Indications are abundant that the grand
mass meeting, advertised to be held in this
city, tomorrow, will be the largest ever held
III tits eection Of the State. Distinguished
speakers are expected. Among others, AudT
johnson, Of Tenn, Gov. Yates, Judge Wn.
Pitt kellogg, Col. Robert Irgerso1l, Hon. E
G. Inge1eoll, Judge McLatn, and Hon. John
Wentworth. In the evening tlere will be a
monster tnrch-liEh procession, In which ar
rapgements are made for the display of nearly
three thousand lights.
A mstter has just been developed in this
vicinity Of considerable Importance to the
loyal men Of the State, and onc which ri1l
require to be carefully guarded against in the
ensuing election. Orders have been Issued
lodges Of the order OF the Sons Of Liberty, to
call secesh meetings On the Saturday proceed
Ing the election, at which heavy detail Of
men ehau be made who ehall all be well
armed and 60 distributed as to efTectuslly
cont1ola The polls al the several voting pre-.
cinets: - These men are to be CAREFULLY
watched snd promptly assisted By the whole
order in an emergency. ard If necessary forci-
bic and open seizure Of tha polls is to be re-
sorted to. The Union men Of the State
should watch well these eccret and traitor
ous copspirators, and zee to It that this IN.
toly stht me tor dsfrsnchis}rg our voters
and plugging our State into open aud armed
rebellion, be promptly met aud unheaitating-
II crushed.
On Saturday night, spreed.Eaele Dick
Mer,'ck held forth to delighted audience Of
Coppcrheads, and said some things that de.
se1ve to be perpttuated-
Dick is the personlfcation Of egotlsm, and
in this address exhibited this aualitr most
, 1864-10-19

resiened; Majnr 1tnac McAanus. Llsusenaut-
Co|6nel ind Infantry, vi:e Msnon. resisusd ;
Chspl,in Milton L. Havey, Colonel 18th Infau'ry,
Maicr 80 lnfantry, vice Elliott, promoted; Major
Isaac a. Elliott, Lieutenant Colonel SD Inf,n:ry,
vice Potter, rcsig1 Captain samuel Simerson,
tered out; C,pts:n Jho E. Maddox. Leuteuaat-
Cclcpe 116th 1nfantry. vice freeman. r-sfened.
: A private dispatch to Colonel John s Le.-
ris, from oIe Of cur officers at Louisville,
Ky., says: Shcrman's nrmy is all right, aud
holds all points between Nashville and At
laDta.
Four horses belonging to Geo. Dag were
killed ou tho Chicago & St Louis Ratlro ID,
mile from this city, by train. End two
maimtd. A total loss Of 81 100.
, 1864-10-19

The Result In IndIana-Mortonssm mn,
3orasy oV-F 20~O0U- 'soncorniA& Ger
tusA Erppel he I'd Lies.

rsn6.,., ~ r,,,o..o r.i,n,
- 49,. -, -. 49, =,
tSnIAHafoA'e' .aseeAs' oe'' 40
lie etoppefhsaa papers OF !hfs and other
Stntes ee&k to cover up the shame Of their
defeat in InEfano. Iy chs1p}rr all kin,1a of
frand nno,, ma ~ -, nartv
ens -.ou Pa,1, -.
statement fs III to'day's enquirer, that
one Massachusetts reeiment voted at Terre
Haute Sid smother ut JefIe1souyjlle.; Thts Ia
kinuly a mal,cions ,te. manufactured out af
~
"ne'e e''.n: tneto WIS WI ohe atassscau'
eet1B regiment In lbe state on election day,
or before or since, and that, is stationed at
this citys.a.d did rot vnte at Al, The int
ia n thera il fr.nd ,npwho-a :, ;,7n r,aa-s
1o Nn' WIZ - :. - eppPef'
beaa couhues, anu WIS committed oy Cop
perheads. Had 1t not been for Thousands OF
illegal votes cast for Democratic candidates
bv retie1s. in pulse of rrfupres. We sbo1id
have carried eVerv Cnnuressfnnal n;.trtn1
htph an;s drv FIR tha nnif,n In each nt ~
fnfiowinp Observation-Disclosures Nartin p Pise s1o
Pneers n,,y IN Ia NIatr,ct- -riark Fta1J
Ornnpe. Har1ieon ar d Woabineton. n secon5
district: Owen and Sullivan n seventh dia.
t,irt. f.nndreds of fhrse rehe1 scnnnd rsIz
fought the battles of JefT Davis on elect,on
day by voting The Butternut ticket early and
oifen:
The frand CHARGED In thfs c1tv ia arntber
lie N,ne tlcnsann tsro hundred and t,ftC.
atren vntea In al1 Wera caa1 IN this tnwra,i1
whlle The humber OF men enrn]frd hetWaan
+le 40, If 90 and d5 "a c,oht tho1son', 4 20
hnnaFtd aid 1ftv.nine ahnwtnr nniv a ANAL
msrotn for tha lsroa n,rMha. r. ,n3o-a t..a.