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, 1864-10-12

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Quotations. Ws1 1uore:
Pure Cider Vinegar, .29aDc
Pure Mail FtEeRAF, gal -0;s2;c
Common Malt Vinegar, 1sl.... - ............A a2ic
.WOUL-VFe have 40 change Ia tho previous mag
tvtty Of this mArRtt There large stocks 10 :he
h1uos Of bfoxoTs, Rhn are compelled {, hold than,
thtfe felt 10 euyeFs In tins market at KnY pf1ct,
The only sale have had rarorted du-tag tia zeEk
ia1.fo ID Eco1 light medium fleece Wool 1T TIC q D.
We clio tho following Com the n. 7. Ship 7lnR List
htre Ia tsle or no den and for either Domes:tc OF
Fortlan. 1em sny anarter an3 lu the present stAG-
naot cCnotic1 Of The market. aaes any co3Rid-rs
bic 9iteEt c5uli not be e1ectsd, except at suca q
6ac:tacs a. holae 1yo unwilling TO make. Specu!2-
rive lofa of d1mestc deeca arn offered freely st
Aoouf sg9 s5c, without te1ponla from buyers Pub.
ilc confidence IN tho stability ct commercial v4}nes
ieens to b. q good dsa1 shaken By military
movements and the unsettled condition Of the pubic
nnaot e. snd the whole market IL, in ceSre7 mrs.
nzed. Inefe ah1 An enforced Eaute in the mar =
taetur1nR dlItctt. many OF fhe mills being 1t at,:d
lcf want OF In the tire ANS Entle b.
~ arc running on Ehort time. Hence there Il ve.7
I'VE 91t3 ior current consumption. white tpecns-
Hen u AZ. Kathet IL abey4uca We have bus 70 note
ema1i iales Domestic Fleece at 734l9c tor heav7 to
nne nshf ceEdlucn. I'll 89l.1o for tub Washed: Aad
!9 cafes White and fass Black Do1sko, On private
~WOOD-1he receipts sre moderately ,atge. aud
1aeie 70 fntr demald. Prices ruie n1u At o.ese1t
Beech eo1d: IN ihe saza. 81 -Del!ysse. q: s;se
aeae::v aaaSls: se5e; se;;s Dc Dc g 3s % 20
WOODENNAHE-4a Market Quto: and u mo1st.
ate snppiT. FItces essy At prsV1ous gn0tsaons. We
, 1864-10-12

The Lincoln and johnson Club Of Bslolt,
Wisconsin, ase making arrangements for an
immense Mass Netting on the 10th Inst,
next week, on Wednesday. Some of the
:argest and moet enthusiastic 1neetinss hold
en- In 1860 and 1856, were at Beloit, and every
arrangement is made to have this equal to
It's predecessors. Among the speakers en-
eased are Generals Fuller and Farnsworth,
and E. A. Storrs, Esq, Of Illinois, and E1-
Govetners Solomon and Randall, Senators
Howe ard Doolittle, and the Hon. G, ".
Hazelton and Hon. G. G. Williams, of Wis
consin.
Tlis promises 10 be grand a1Eair, and
important In Its results to Illinois as to our
sister State. Wisconsin is all bound for
Lincoln and johnson, but the size Of the
majority is what Union men ere now work.
fro
, 1864-10-12

E Copperhead papers are just now pub
lehtg a 1hree-column list OF newspapers
suspended, suppressed or destroyed By the
Admi1 istration, or its minions." The list
could, AID should, be extended. The cespo-
tic outrage tas been several times repeated
on the Memphis Apptaz, which has been kept
moving like poor Joe, and is not even nov
permanently located. Then there were the
Nashville, Memphis. Vicksburg, Nav Or
leans, Norfolk, Alexandra, Chattanooga
Knoxville, Atlanta, and innumerable small
fry rural papers In Missouri, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia,
Virginia, North Carolina, and other rebel
states-an treated in the same outrageous
and despotic manner by the Administration.
The outrage is more unpardoaable, too, that,
In nearly every instance, they were Democra.
tic State Rights newspapers, with more
conEistent Democratic record that my named
in the long list now paraded before the
public,
, 1864-10-12

The stcck narket was terribly shay
en- and Imminent and wide spread financial
calamity threatened yesterday by the rumor
that August Belmont's paper was lying under
protest The excitement WIS allaycd how
ever upon learning that the paper In ouez.
ton Was the New York World, and tlat Il
was lying under pecuniary inability to tell
the truth, but not Under protest.
E Alex. starne, the Copperhead candi.
date for State Treasurer. sajs 'ttiye hundred
thousand soldiers have gone to hsu.'' This
Is Copperhead's notion Of the reward for
fighting for ones country. Think OF it,
friends and relatives Of our gallant soldiers
sleeping in Southern soill
The Union must be preserved at all
hazards" months Mcclellan. Penaleton
boldly declares: "1f these Southern States
cnnnot be reconciled, would bid them fare
well 80 tendsrly that they would forever be
touched BY the recollection Of It,"
, 1864-10-12

~ That <old fossil, the National 1nte7i-
qencer, In deepair, is now trying to prove Nc
Cltllan Christian. Wonder what Crom-
well, Have1ock and Washington, were they
alive vcu1d tbixk Of It.
, 1864-10-12

EAlts I. .taY Etfe: .tl 663 nav Fine 83lL At A.V,
te.vee ed 1t01 bhIa cid Salt 1t f175 scx
TEA-Ihe market during tae week has oesn mod:
sttlY active, but with Improvement on nfaYlou4
qnotat1ons. Choice Tess are held 1aade nsmer. We
cilp ne follcTtnE from tna Ess Yo:s shipp,n; II;
until 5estsrday pr!ces favored buyers, bat should
b no:ed teat es1 holders a:s firm, an9 Dc 70: o1sr
cargo Oolong 1t part fnsIaer 1edacuoa Of
ABOUT ihoWng falling OF froLa ths hlgheat polne
this REDUCTION Of Sc fully aysred, she
fee cloairg seady." The folo "tog are tna presao.
, 1864-10-12
and tsser.oly nm .s prsse1t gaot.a5o.s LA:D

CABBON OILTss ms!set ~ bern aaii n,s ~ 1iin FL
very 111ited su3rlY. Prices hare 1ondnae1 ; NSss
and drootinx. ~n note duttak Iae a4s
N al sad cor nned TO inE1edlste 9ant* as29ss;
Whtte o1. ua TO =, tess. By esT osd. e "a ao so
Rtr,nse' do do na6sc gravity ID
TAiNTS-wl.h a Nnitel dam And. pEtcea ase
xPas On : uYe Lead va no,o further dechue q
sl.to = 100 ~: On Con;t1enta o 2 % Nd Of alo
urn Of &c = On HaDpseo Green. nf Ike On FseaEn
Ocbre, and Of Sc on AmtHcAu Vasn1lion. We
, 1864-10-12

-- TUESDAY BvHEIaa. Oct. II. 1854
FHRIGHTB, GRAIH F1El9nrs-Vsry acsfce.
ard 5aIsl MI and n.m,na1ly lower. To.pAI The en-
With wheat. At TIC. bzrk Jann Bai: with rye. 7c.
TO PoET TtoLgoHNK-5E1k Globe. With wreat ct Co..
fA3e9. VT QLote:
FIouf TO Boston, lake and tail
Flour to New York. lake md rail 1SL3...
Flour to 20. tisLd. via aArntA l51a....
Flour to Boston. SaI1iA. l5Qa -.
RA1LRoAp FxR1aH1s-GheEa Is no change n rated
We nuote.
, 1864-10-12
II sty,es an Official report Of the gallant sber.

It styles an Official report Of the gallant sher-
idan "boeus report of q victory by sheri-
dan over Lopgstrcet" Speaks Of his cap
tures as "deTastation by Feaera1s In the
Shenandoah Valley" and styles It all aan
electioueertng document from Stanton"
Tits is equivalent to denounclng Sheridan
as liar Yet In the face OF daily fach like
these the New York Seymour In his recent
Philadelphia speech sald:
ave In common with our Republican friends,
have hopored the namea Of Grant, and FarraguL
Sh, 1man. Shencau. hnd al the heroes Of the war,
but we all csnnot deny that then eor&e haTe been
unsuccesefnl.H
No hypocrisy that Seymour can infuse i'll
to the Platform or journals OF the Copper
head faction can "change the leopards
epots' They hate every man who fights for
Union, and they hate Lincoln not for any
tt ing pertaining to himself personally, but
because be represents the spirit Of the Free
North anu its determination to suppress the
rebellion.
, 1864-10-12

~Would 1t not be well tor the Provost
Narehals to obtain lists Of all persons natu-
ra,tyed between this time and the Preslden
tisl election, as well as Of all voters at the
-same, In view Of the possibility Of another
dr1ft3
, 1864-10-12

iii. RR-The reeeipt1 arc rora liberal aud With
fair dem and the mstkat rnles toleraby ttmAs Ss%o
arm ri; Anc 1t z:eaa.3 per ht orl.
DRUGS AND CHE11 IA LS-fha msrkes on
Ing sre wees hsa corr: ausl sad coEpaEatlvc!h,
itaenve. the demand being coDdnsd alrnost e1clu'
rrs cold ms.ket, cur Vholeasle merchants hava tu!.
, 1864-10-12

~ The Chicago rebel paper Is borro Wing
.he caet of habits OF the Richmond Rebsls,
In ths earlier ftage Of the war the latter
would appounce euch victory as that Of
G,ant at Fort Donelfou or Vicksburg as ga
oreat Yankee lie" Bogus Lincoln election
eertpg document" &c, &c. But the rebels
have eroyn wiser. They have learned that
- aerves their cause but little when whipped
tn lie about 1t. Not SO the Chicago Tina
wbat the northern Copperhead la.ks In
courage to MAKE it rebel 1t seeks to Supply
In meuaaclty. Thus in yesterdays edition
, 1864-10-12

Qa11ns IN uQlk, IS
onlnos; 9 fGT ? ~ sso,e: na ,,:;e:;; isoai9a
and Inactive. Wenoto further deanae Of u q ga!.
tur At present Quotations 9ast.:ttoas No oonnnad
stotls 10 on hknd arc generally small. In New YORK
some .ales naye 90 81! besn mads a. q 3so1.M
Nx.pG = Bli9ht xdy1nce UPON their foFntr rste1
Wha.e. Ba1k md Elephant Oils a1o In falr demand
, 1864-10-12

In one respect, however, its grave will diff
fer from that ccmmemorated in the song.
That was upmarsed; but over this, rs chief
mourner, shall weep the money-mental-
Marble.
, 1864-10-12

M0LABa6s-Has ConHEUB4 very quiet aI1cc our
last at cme rtduclton IN prices, there being 1s.
pcaltlon 70 oreIate, exctps for the en7ply OF the
more in me dla9 want8 Of she trlda. The I8lee are
e.6 btlE Ntw Orleans at seta99c r coymon and SIa
Lis for good to prime. and II htds Porto Rico on
teruA we sld nos learn. By auction. 100 hhds orko
kico 10 st tsA@s3kc; AID 50 Iris MrscoVsdo, 80
sFlCES--he msrket d7rluG tho weak has b=en
Gull snt ccmp-ratvei9 faac:!ye, but with ~ tur-
eh 9m n
nsrhst e 9ute du!l, Pit generally speaaiaz 20
clcke Of bnsness. ITO bales CloTas sold, for exrors
r. bona, at Exc n sold few huatred mas Css.ts,
n bond, 4 gcle, sn ttrns not made public !"
, 1864-10-12


foun1 Eyaon, Interior 70 cumm0a. D.9IH @lN
do Superior to 1ne. D......l IS @:.73
do extra to choice. 2 n....... 1..3 Gals
lmre1iRi, Superior to 1ae, b........... Las @le0
do ext12 to choice, y D...-.....- 30 eelG
G1n2cwder, superior 70 npe, n........ 1!9 al9i
do extra 70 choice, 1e........ 2t0 @241
Japan, rasn:el 6sf, oae % e; ane. n ls0 @l93
Co finest to choice, = b 1.5 GaI63
Dololx tDfetior to me, D.........,... I0o @I.73
DO extra to caotccs = n,.......,... 10 al
ia LLOW-The receiet9 during tho past weak
baye b.er mlted bur lilly anequsEe to tho p..1ent
ljnltsd demknds Fr1ca2 are irregular a2t nominal.
VT .n1 tas sHG
1T ck- on b.: are still large f1lcea rula fn a.
pr etent Quotst1Gts. we quote:
F1yE CrT CHEWING TOBACCO
Choice. s'''''''''s ~ '"f:!'.'.''
21So11At s.+s+s., 5.tet Y!
AO1tuuu. E44H.N
6NoKIH4 TOBACCO ---'|7F
Cholce. .,.................-.....,... 1f1304s
HeeiuE.................... 03tRn8
CGMAGu. te2cs..-...4...........,.s.... a.2,lo.as
TLC6 TOBACCO
Natural Leaf. af....,..............,.,,,,.,. l0eef&s
Hal.bF1aht-.... 1.go3l18
Chc1Ie HtAcks toEud. d..,....z..,........ e3at1.91
Medium, guaranteed, ...,.s...,.,.,,,.. G7c.oaRa
vTNEGaK-Iiss: msiEst is III fiir ruoSly. With
moGeFksa demand P1icea fuia STEADY as previous
, 1864-10-12

Tot2l aa1ea since month OF -...-
september. 11,1G1.41 Tor 32S5,6 ,6SG
To which add toNn}ut sa!cs.. 2,S3;
, 1864-10-12

IS % per toE- -
CO OsPEKAGE-Pnrk Barrels and Lard Tterces
centbue ge:g quiet. md sass are only made ar 1ow
fl1m at pr, sent quotst1one- stocKs on hsud ere
lave, with very nEht sunoy. Most of ourmacu.
fully met by Btocka At pre'eut In The rarkat- On
Io7E Ba1re1s We tote fuftn.r decline OF g.. and
, 1864-10-12

nd BtIu 6Y NJ UI02gl6{s Hi EA1cJ
oc5.ta76 am 1tew-w.xp
The New York herald., 1864-11-11
Tho Annual Message OF JeT. Davis q
the Rebel Congress.
10 THE sExAre sSp HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES, or 7uE {
rnpERATs STATES or AmzRcA:--

10 rIF SExArs HousE RsrFnKHrAnvks or TuE Cow
FsDTRAT. STATES or AszRcA:--
REviSw c.MrAiaN or 1854
II Ia with satisfaction that welcome your presence az
an earlier day than that usoa for your session. aud With
confidence that involc the aid your oounscls
sf such public exigoDcy. The campaign which was com
menced almost simultaneously your session early in
Nay last and which si in progress at your adjourn
the middle o Jdne has not yet reached It's close
has been prosecuted cde and ,oh ene,gp hereto
fore aneqSaed when revert TO the condition our
oountry the inception the operations OF present
yea 10 the magnitude OF tho preparations made by the
soemy tho ner OF his orces the accumulation Of ms
wsrikc supplies, and the prodgay with which hs vast
have been svsb,d 10 tho atempt TO render
success asecred; ~non contrast tho numbers and
means q, oar dis2Ssa for resistance and whom We con
tsmphte tho results Of struggle apparently so unequal,
cannot fail while rendering full need OF deserved
praise 70 sonerns aud soldiers, perceive that
Power higher than has willcd our deversnco and
gratefully 10 recognize the protection on kind PrSyi
sence enabling successfully 20 Withstand the uimost
snorts OF thc enemy for our subjugstiou
rHs TRANS xssisgHrf DErARrnrrr.
A. the beginning or the year tho State Of Iexss vas
paay 10 possession OF the enemy, ana largo portions
et Louisiana and Arkansas lay apparently dofonceess
or fi,rdt soldiers iCho tnccsd 2er1s knoun
y rsndia cneyf prisoners o wdr. ln Northwestern
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

their former peaceful pursuits, and 70 develop tho
abundant natural with which they blessed
lct FeseoteY contAnus devote united and
unimpared enaretss 70 the defsnse OF homes our
lives and liberties. This 10 the true path peace
Let tread win confidence In the assured result.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
RICHMOND, Nov. Z, 1854.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

WHOLE NO. lU,oUZ.
IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
Annual Message Of the Rebel
President to Congress.
ITS CONTENTS and VIEWS.
JEFF Davis ProAounces Shsr-
man, Grant and Banks
Ali Failures.
Atlanta and Richmond Not
Vital Points.
No Feacs Without Rseegnitien Of
Southern Independence.
no HOPE OF FOREIGN RECOGNITION
The Rsbsl Public Debt $l,l47, $40, ,2O8,
Not Including tho Foreign
and Army Debt.
Tho Rebel Chief Opposes the
Arming Of the Slaves.
10 Recommends the Employment Of N,0Oo
Negroes as Laborsrs, to Be Drilled and
Instructed, But Not Armed.
OPINIONS OF THE RICHMOND PRESS.
Davis Denounced for 0bscurity Of En-
preston in Regard to tho Arming
Of Slaves and His Proposed
Interference with tho Press.
Proceedings OF tho Rebel
Congress.
The Pslicy Of Aiming Negroes
Denounced,
n. "A. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-16

'SrATE OF Iowa, Lee County, }ss.

In the District Court Of said County at Fort Madison
William Corbin Plsisti6 W. Hacker Bro. Co., Riley
pendleton, Lcvick Jenkins Co, John N. Walker
Henry Stevens, and John W. Rankin, Trustees Robert
A. Clarke and William A. Clarke Dsfesdsses
Notice herein given TO the defendants herein above
named that petition In civil action IA on 6e in the
office OF the District Court aforesaid duly verified
10 behalf OF the above named plaintiff against YOU and
canning decree against you, finding the petitioner 70
p s whef IN zee on lot in block 15e, IN the city
ald ea OF each Of the defendants in said realty be ex
uhgushed, and that the said Walker Rankin and Ste
irustees convey to petitioner all the title in
fe, acquired by them under certain deed of trust
together with the title and interest the said Carkes
hereia and for general relief
unless yon appear and make defense thereto before
noon OF the second day Of the ne1t tenn Of said Court
= commence on the FIRST Monday Of December 1861
judgment viii be rendered against You as prayed for in
ssiu petitioD. ROBERT II. GILMORE
octlo-d4w Attorney for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-16

D exisU Tor xa.-1t Oce 0lyes Nlfllne 6tt}l pee a.
Orders can be left ct s. d. 1900 ESsnS .. -
mail Chr on the Des Moinss vhllev Rsilrosa -
ee1olADn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-16

On and after October sth Passenger truins I'll leave
follows:
Leave Port Madison at A. NJ. and 1870 A NJ.
Leave keokuk at IT'S A NJ. and T. II.
~ Special trains viii be Montrose in connee
ton with the Northern Line" Packets.
A8-Ihe morning train from Fort Madison connects
with the 81 Louis Packets at keokuk and the train
Of the Des Aoines Valley Rnad.
SS-fhe morning trsin from Eeokuk connects with
the Rock Island and Davenport Packet Fort NAEoD.
As-The train from f. Madison raaAes clse con-
neciDn with the Great Wabash valley Railway with
the afternoon train Of the Des MONIES Valley Kpad.
ASThrough tickets 10 all points may he purchased
Station Agents. J.M OGDEN, Secretary
octs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-16
TATE OF Iowa, Lee County, SIS.

'he pstrict Court of said Comfy at Fort Madson
A. s. Magoun PiaintiE vs. Ficklen a rucas Cad, Iona.
Peck, christaus Wright Defsadanfs - $500
Netce ~ hereby given the defen4an,s herein above
Clerks office Of the District Court aforesaid duly yeri
Ned In behalf o. the above named plaintiff against you
ana decree against you gushing all your
right TUE, interest snd lien in lot in block - in the
ely o1heokuk Lee county Iowa, and that the title of
sne emily Hall the fendee aad ~4langee Of petitioner
70 the said realty be quietcd and forever established and
for general relief. $3.50
And unless you appear and make defense thereto he
tore noon of the second day of the next term of said
Sourt to commences on the frst Monday Of December
1861 Judgment will be rendered against Won az nrsyad
toI lh sag peuuon. ROBERT L. GILLAoHH
Attorney Tor Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-16
SEWING MACHINE /!

The press of the whole country have been loud In their
enthusiastic praises Of the Wheeler Wilson Macl inc
As for example:
at has no rivai.--T Sessntske 4msrsesS-
ut surpasses all others-'-i Laasss' Repository.
"We prefer them for family SEP N. r. Trtbsrs.
'They the favorites for fanilesr-iN y. Tines.
sThe Queen Of Sewing Machines Chicago Trftt ~
The annual sale is nearly equs those all the 9TH
Sewing Machines combined. Thissngle fact will Ct
N nd the machine beyond other argument that
be presented. For sale At No rs Main street
feb16-dtf R-v.v. BAILEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-16

LAsAiir, Ill, July 10th, 1861
JoHN II. BLeop, Esq-Deay Sir: have been srfgsre,
for six ysaes with Chronic Rheumatism and tai s,se
pleasure in Recommending your Ilemand Govt and Men
rlgia Specific 10 be the best medicine for that eesse
that have heard Of. When commenced takir~ /,
could hardly walk sit stl 90 great WA The nj,
and Ia three days was free from It. and INV lers are Tn
the first time in ave years. from pain ard Ses 40
nmbse that think would be dancing ali the While II
did not cost % much ior mnsc. But SIR il il splendid
medicine and would recommend all those aiicted with
those dlseases TO try H. Ihave just found Can't Raymond
q friend Of mine} his back with inammatory rheu-
NATHAN, and told him what your medicine did for
be Will send 70 ron for OF It, Enclosed plcasc find
two dollars and send two bottles Of the Specific
should mot need myself will give IL to some one that
e0es for there plenty that suffering with those
diseases that are unAcquainted with your Specific and
that you ought TO publish in every city In the
CIR JAMES w. BROWN,
Residence, Chicago, III.
P.s Send medicine to Of B. F.W. Whitman, Chi
caeo. s.W.B
IN has Cured HssssdJreAs!
who have given their certificates to that eject within
| ths post three mouths. .A- @s&
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
Southern CiIiz5ns III Canada.
Cen. Dix has issued al order, statli

Gen. Dix has issued 81 order, stating that
satisfactory information has reached him
s'tIlat the Confederate agents III Cauat'a oes's'
70 send into ,he United States large numbers
Of refugees, deserEers, and enemies Of '5a
Government to vote at the Presidential eEeo
ton.'' He adds lie is MT ugIllke'g they VIII
subsequently be organized 10 aho"t respec1af'e
citizens, and plunder the paihc property
He says snch persons are liable t. punishment,
and no effort will bespared to arrest them all.
The provost marshals and deputies are charged
to detect such persons The electors are re-
commended to take measures tor their Own
security, and aid the authorities in bringing
the emissaries te punishment. Effective msa~
sures will be taken to prevent their return lneo
Canada. All persons from the Confederate
States are required TO report to the military
authorities in New York, OF the provost mar
shals at other places, for registry, by the Sd o1
November, otherwise they will ''be treated as
rebel spies and emissaries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
Movements before Richmond.

The i. S. mail steamer Cossack, ii Wash
ington, yesterday, froul City Point, reporS~,
according to the " Washington Star, that c}en,
Grant entered upoD his movement on Wed
nesdsy night, everything having been previous
" arranged for it, suffers and civilians having
heen ordered TO the rear, but at the tinoa
the boat left Goa. NJ it was ssnot publicly
known at what point Grant would aim h;s
main blow. There were reports that heavy
fight had occurred but it was generally be-
lieved that no collision had actually occurred at
that time. There was no firing heard at City
Point on Thursday morning, Up to the time
the boat LETT, other than the usual occasional
discharge Of gun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
' .Jr;s ~. S :. > l. /.

ST.. Louis: OcEober . % . O;ic;sl dispatches
from. Gen. pIeEisantoIl give ,iae toI,a5lg II
f7:sp*t;:,u in regard to ';la "rerasi'>s- against
Gen. Price: IT.: marched 1inaty SO miles IL
;wo ;lgyS, :.,:<i fought dusioz ie :s>t thirty
two miles, ii> f;;,is: wzS les rS;*n TX ih"1.
SAM: ,1.-n. Getl p;ce' vas ;oji> yz9c1.ty i've
1h,u$at,I.
Price has but one gysn left, slli no smulil:1-
tion, having blowl up his train, aud also barn-
ed four hundred wagons, to save them I1osu
ca pturo.
There are two rlon&an;:. pt'spueG> AID s4s@sal
thousand srand If arms Gen Faysn is ~
ported killed! 3eneEaI p;ice's army is co1n
pIetaly disorganizea: ar1 flying III I'll di:a1"
tlolis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
New Constitution Of Maryland,

The Marylanl Court Of Appeals yesterday
dismissed the application for an injunction in
the case Of the new constitution. The Gov
ernor has been hearing the argument OF coun
se on ar alleged informally in the soldiers
vote. The Governor proclamation declaring
the new constitution adopted is expected 70 hs
issued Today.
Some eight or ten Confederate prisoners,
said to belong to Col. Mosehy' command, cap
surad tIay or two ago, were brought III aast
night. Martin Maddox, OF FauQuier. was al
80 arrested and brought N 10 this pIare,
A number Of Nexica1 oiflcer7, who viii not
take rank and pay in the service OF The ne~
Emperor, have recently left their country, and
come to New Orleans
The National Banks Of Europe are raising
their rates Of discount. ln England 't is at
present nine per CT; in Paris, eight; IN Italy
nine: in Calcutta, twelve.
The BARRIERS shops in Washington are al to
be closed On Sundays.
The yellow lever at Newbern and Whining
IS said to be rapidly abating.
The trial Of the ST. Albans raiders is TO take
place at Montreal.