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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-01
Newspapers, Magazines,
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Lard.

OK BARRELS FAMILY IaAED
On baud aud ssr sale by -.
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Marshal's Sale.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17
All Sorts Of Paragraphs.

There are 10000 spiritualists in Paris.
A hat Of the genus "stove pipe is worth
*lT5 in Richmond.
The New York Banks now hold about
$25 1000, 900 in gold.
In the Southern part of Massachusetts,
there are are II, 600 women employed in the
bonnet factories.
The Valley Of the Mississippi is the lars-
est in the world. 1t contains 900, 900 square
miles.
A large sale Of prize cotton took place in
Boston last week. The Price ranging from
81, 10 to ST, so per pound.
Some Of the Michigan farmers have been
making rosin from their white pine trees.
The rosin is excellent quality, and they think
they can make profitable.
Eighty pounds weight Of autograph letters
written by Tallyrand and the Empress Jo-
sephine, were recently sold to a butcher of
St. Germans for three and half pence per
pound.
a heartlcss fellow writing for magazine
says III have seen women so delicate that
they were afraid to ride for fear of the horse
running away afraid to sail for fear the
boat would ovcrsct; and afraid to walk for
fear the dew. might fall but never saw
one who was afraid to get married."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17

whs. skie1v Stssnk vsr1 -
he sprisg sins = = -, lhia1 sstts
! II Go1o169 - ~ 1owoHy
Whsn ~ wi1k naked little ~
/ The o1ildfoo in IRE morn
| Go forlh, and y the f1rrows drop
The seeds a. yellow corn;
Whist besstifsl embodiment
" ease devoid Of pride
| Il the good, old-SAshioued homestead,
With doors set open wide h
But when the happy time il come
That 10 the yesr belongs,
when I'll the vsles are flisd with gold,
And all the air with sougs ;
When the fields Of yet unripen grain,
And Jet ungarnered stores
Remind the thrifty husbandman
or amplef threshin2 floors,
How pleasant, from the din and dust
Of the theroughfare aloof,
Stends The old-fsshioned homestead,
With steep and moSsy roof.
when home the woodman plots with axe
Upon his shoulder swung.
An in the NOTED appIe-tree
Are scyth and sickle hung;
when low shout her cisy-Gsilt nest
The mother swallow triI1s,
And decorOusly slow the COWS
Are vending d0wn the hills:
What q picture Of bright plenty,
In the evening shadows red,
Ii the good, oid-fashionei homestead.
With its bounteous table spread!
And when the winds moan wildly.
When the woods are bare and brown.
And when the swallows clay built nest
From the ratter runbles down;
When all the nntrod garden paths
Are hcapcd with frozen leaves,
And icicles, ike silver spikes.
Are set along the caves;
Then when the book from the shelf Is brought.
And the fire-igits shine and play.
In the good old fashioned homestead,
Is the farmers holiday
Hut whether the brooks are fringed with flowers.
" whether the dead leaves fall,
Aud whether the air be full Of songs.
Or with no song At all
Ana whether are seen the strawberries
Or whether there are none,
And whether it rain or whether 1t shine.
Is all to me "a one
For bright as brightest sunbeam,
The light Of memory streams
Round the old fashioned homestead,
Where dreamed my dream of dreams!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17
DIR. BlGELOW,
Confidential Physician!
formerly OF st. Louis, Missouri

lF0rmerly OF st. Louis, Mlssouri,)
l7O South Clark Street, Chicag O.
FlNHE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
Il legally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment OF Private Complaints a
speciality. His Office has been established ex-
pressly to afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical ad without the use of n.urcury or nox-
io,,s drugs. DR.. u. has for many years devoted
his whole attention TO the treatment of private
corr lants in their varied and complicated forms.
Ills success in the treatment of those long stand
ing and difficult eases, such as were formerly con-
sidercd incurable, is sufficient to recommend him
to the public as worthy of the extensive patron
age which he has received. In professional ex-
perience in hospital aud private practice extend
ing through many years in THIS and other depart
ments Of medical science, he is the diseoverer Of
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these virulent secret and chronic diseases, and
has letters Of recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
Ply sicians OF this country, rs testimonials OF his
superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment Of diseases of private nature.
The universal and unfailna success IN the
treatment adoptcdby him, has proved beyond
doubt that permanent cure for the worst cases
of constitutional syphilis, gonorrhWa, stricturts
in any form, all mcrcural affections, diseases Of
the skin, kidneys and bladder, impotency, sper-
matOrrhra, etc. can now be obtained to a moral
certainty. if application be made to those whose
intelligence, skill and expertcnce be relied on.
ioung men especially VINO have become vic,
Tins Of solitary vice or self abuse, that dreadful
and destructive habit, which annually sweeps TO
an untmely grave thousands Of young men OF the
most exalted talents ard brilliant intellect may
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Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
onpuberty, menstruaton or pregnancy, or per-
sons having any obstruction to marriage, should
see the doctor at once and be cured.
He thinks It is his duty TO advise the unfortu-
| nate mn hat
they arc not deceived by false advertisements Of
Boosting imposters. He who places himself un-
der the care Of DR.. d. may religiously conlide in
his honor gentleman, and confidently rely up
on his skill physician.
Dr. b. will tell the patient previous to common
cling the treatment Of his case how much he will
effect cure; and when such an arrangement is
entered upon, in no case will he make second
charge.
Office and Rooms within half a square of the
Post Office, where all are politely invited to CALL
Office hours from q. IN. to p. m; Sundays
10a. m. to noon. Consultation at Office free.
Send stamps and get mis- Guide to Health.
POST OFFICE BOX l54. sp15-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17
MANHOOD.

A ND TIN VISOR OY YOUTH RESTORED
LAIN EOUR WEEKS, By oh RECORDS M.
SENCE OF LIFE. DR.. RECORD. tof Pasis,) sfses
some four years Of earnest solicitation, hes =
length acceeded 10 the urgent request Of the
American public. and appointed IN agent il New
York, for the sale " his valued and highly ptisel
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent will ~.
store Manhood TO the most shattered constitu.
tions il. -four weeks; and, II used according y
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Iife-res.oring remedy should be taken by III
about TO marry, NJ its effects are permanent.
Success. in every case, Is certain.
DR.. Ricord's Essence Of Life Is sold IN cases,
with full instructions for use, ut -. or four
quantities in one for ~. and sill be sent to any
part, cearfully packed, on receipt Of remittance
receipt Of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, AZ Irocme Etaeet.
One door west Of Broadway, N. r..
p13 d3ms Sole agent for the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17

CSrNer North 02efk AN1 K1nois 6DlvslU,
Ch6ongo, m s<sas
9uVHIS HOTEL HA0FIRST- GLASS ACCOM
mOdations for two hundred Quests, \ Gen.
trally losated, within three minutss walk 81 ~
principal Banking houses, Board n Trade, he,
. entirely new, with eleynne fafeitsess aud oil
ces
Having leased the above Hotel for Z term e
years, and trusting that ] am suf6ciently known
70 merit considerations, solicit yous psttonags,
that the complete and liberal manage
ment of the New Revere" will be entirely salts
factory 70 yCu. GILBERT DUIChkk.
auQ25-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17
A n HOu III AooHYs
A Wen spring Of Hepe
fOB ALL
Oss h ssa1 =
nellsway's pllls.
~ q Good Cheer The Sinking nv b
Saved
" IN ~ -
0o1lovoysS o1nlmenf.

The waut Of sterling medicinal 70 meet the
Ills and necessities ofthe suffering portion Of hu-
manity, and Que entirely free from mineral
and other deleterious PARTICLES, was severely felt
till this all powerful medicine was ushered into
the world; HOLLowAY's IxvALrAsLs Pulls have
become the HOUSEHOLD aekEDY Of all nations. -
Their attribute 10 TO Pnsyxxs a. we'll N to cuRs
they attack the RaDix or ROOT Of the complaint,
and thus, BY removing tho hidden cause Of dis
ease re.invigorate and restore the dropping ener-
gics Of the system, assisting nature in her task
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17

|llI. []:lS

BOXES or rns SPECIFIC PILL
WILL PERFECTLY AND PERMANENTLY crno
inwoi %n farY Nightly o. Haiiy i.ossss,
nowxvKR OaIdixALLv CArsrp, on HowEvRa A00RA'
rect
THE slEcIfIc PILL !: :au.ily applicable =; e
e.fstion ineapoe.ty o. Impeesey; Dasesss Lane q
B'ie&dasf Deposit. In tho CRlsI; Nifty DiseAavvsss
Inflammation or Weakness OF the Kidseys, te, .fe.
C1eygymey, Laryers Srwdenfs and all who follow
scdentary occupations, Or whose Brcis and Nerv.
sss Eysfem ire ovcr.worked, are peculiarly su6iscs
: < NJ, e the Ey They
~ Persons afflicted with any one or more Of the
shove disorders are sure to have several, and somo
times ssosf OF The FOLLOWING
= y NJ II II O NJ -:
Derangsd Digestion: kossef Appeiite; Loss qfFs.sa;
with Li.syf., Dreams Troubled Breaking; Faisss
q Voice; ir'cg.'a, aei'on ~ ths Hsart; tssf:!ess
tons 81 lie Eyes Lo.rcr Y-n,ry. Ssdsien ssAes ~
Heat and Biusasrgs t~erei u etnsss ard lnaoesceS
ArevsoH 70 Soeiety. Esisrsi Coadnior or DfntnisA-
Daily Limitations; ifeqnet asstre pass Wofer, with
peculiar attending sr',saisans; Ia'e Lips .snnke~
Ca.h. W. h afs.' j.
Gull. 1iciusif'on &c, &c.
Profession M Opin icms.-"I have useo your
'sPrciric riLLs' in many cares o. Spsr~afo.shea,
and with the most perfect saccess."-J MILTON 6Ax.
DEEs, ~ D., LII. D., Brookiyn.
ut is as near specific IA any medicine can be.
have cured YER: severe with from SIX 70 res
po3Es"-B. KEITH, M. D., hev York.
VI know Of no remedy, in the whole Mnferfo Med
tca equal to your 6pKGiSIc PiLL In iyemnai Or Urt
nary Wenkncsses.-ApoLrm BEnRs, n. D., Prgf y
Organic Chcnisssy and PhysioiogY " r.
Pcrsonnl Opinions. -" NJ. Wincaessev =
WORTHY o. ALI coxviDExcx, and dcvotcs himself
enihnSiasficai,y 10 these prcparai lons."O. Ngag.
Drrn REESE, NJ D., LID, An.sr. Ned Gazette. n. I.
VI have q PERSONAL knoscAeCee Of Mr.. Wiscaessea'o
noxEsTy Ann lxrEcHisr, and can asaure the PRO.
fc-.ion ara the public that 4is prsparaftcrs car p
relied n.n-JAs. Il. chiffon, H. D., Cheated, ~. u
The Specific Pill
Il not H0mocp sthic Eemcdy, nor does u contain
Msscayx from, C.nfharsdss or amy injustous iUesO.
dent. Gend Eor tfrrsiHr.
~ Pncc--sl pr Lox, six boxes (rhes ordered q
onccl -. rs,l vs. Mail 6oid Wholesale md Retail
g tho Sole 0cncrai Depot IN the United 0tasca ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17
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xKxxEMAMD'S
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annEUaAle|A spEclFlc
,ufyER ~ Mu>uc
: s W hFxEoy
.. Sh q
- - - 49,
JNu. XIX. $4,000. AGENT
OFFICE, "a FIFTH STREET,
One door N. OF Chesnut st. ST. LOUIS Mo.
q FOR SALE By AL DRUGGISTS. .
Price, ONE DOLE.1R per AsssSs.
THIS Medicine will mot cure Ill diseases.
q viii cure Rheuunatlsm. GOu
and Neuralgia.
II 10 not . Quack Medicine
1.-THE receipt for making it was procured Of the
oe'ebrated DR.. lsaliemand. Of France, by Alex.
Le Itch, the we'll known Chemist and Druggist Of
a. Louis, No.. II was introduced to the publ
the LIST Of June, 1853. Hundreds hare been cureo
BY its use after trying all other remeoies, and
have given their certificates TO that effect within
the past twelve months.
nilt il highly recommended BY the MEDICAL
FACULTY. All good Physicians who are &C.
prescribe it.
Fec what On. PulLl1rs, one Of the Oldest and
best Physicians Of st. Louis says:
$50 ST. LOUIS. June 18th, 1868.
QAr. JoHs:H: Boon, Agent Of Lallemand':
Rheumatism, 0out and Neuralgia Specific: |
nave prescribed the above mentioned Specific, and
must say that have never found any remedy
that carries 80 much certainty ola quick and sal
utsrv cure q that has in Ill cases where have
as.d i Or, 9. w.ipAiLLlrs;
II. Blood's Agency fol the mcdicide:
81. Louls March 3lst 1S6s.
lssrion have suffered severely with rheumatism,
end could get NO permanent relief I'LL ! tried
your Specific. en- happy 70 sey that ~ ~, i
fHiened1 CAPT. MALIN,
Of the steamer WsSoow.
LAsALln, liz. July IL, 1854
jonx b. Blooo, Rso.-Oear sir: naxe been
: 81 fIeror for six years with Chronic Rheumatism
sud take great pleasure IN recommending yous
Lal.enand, 0out and Neuralgia Specific 70 Be- thG
oest medicine for that disease that ever heard
Of When commenced taking il could hardly
wax or sit still, % great was The pam, and IL
three days vas ire IRON it. and INV legs are
Tor the krst timel Eve years. free from pam end
feel 50 nimble that l think would be dancing
=
But IL. II u . splendid medicine. and woule
recommend al those aiicted thoss diseases to n
il have Just found Capt. Raymond. e friend
,fminel on his baek with in6ammatory rheuma
tism, snd told him Whist your medicine did fol
me. He .iil end f. yea 6. 500 oft E1eloss.
81 the Specific. II should not need it myself.
viii give it 70 some one that does, for there q,
OLE nty that ere suffering with those diseases tina
are unaequainted with -FOUR Speci6c, and thinl
% esghl y publish IL u every city II he Unios
w ss;Rsss JANIS Es' Y. Baows. =
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ee4 0hieeGes Nv. 3
~ 81. LouIsy Feb 95th, 1ael
| J. n. Bsooa Eso-Dear 6irs have tris,
yecr Hhsunst;sa, Neuralgia end 0out Spsci6s
- 49, tssn1 ereat reli:f m y vhss -
eooe1iss hive tsilsa tAink y VIZ - .
eolloflo 1e1iGine.
tss5 IsaIssssally ~ Ai.sl -
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I0SG3 ~ IoGgG1G1ns . n6l1iSS6 Do
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17

70 make this stable in fact ~ in name TINS
ECllrss STABLE Of the city.
Horses kept by the day, week or month on
reasonable terms.
may5-dtf) JOSEPH WOLF, Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-17
The Specific PHI

Il not Homeopathic Eemciy, nor does Il eontain
Msvrsyy from, C.nfarsd,s, or amy injurjous iusso'
dent. SeNd for GirrwiGr.
~ Price-sl pr Lox, six boxes (whes ordered q
oneeIS ts,.t " Mail. 6od Wholesale and Retail
q tho Sole 0cncrai Depot In the United UtsteA ~
7 WINCHESTER, 20 jeha 0tse,A j. Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
FROM sou THE RN PAPERS.

new ork, Oct. %.
Richmond papers as late az Wednes.
day are received.
Gen. Early has issued an address to his
soldiers on their late defeat by Sheridan,
iu which he tells them that il was eau.ed
by their disg,aceful propensity for pInn-
defioa
richmond Sentinel confirms the
report that an arrang tment has been COM
peted by which the national goyerrmen,
will be allowed to feed its soldiers in rebel
prisons, and the rebel government their
men IN cur hands
Ihe messsee cent to the Alabama legis-
lature oy me Ooverndr. because they re-
iused 10 make appropriations Tor the de
tense OF The State, Was returned 10 bin
in black envelope.
The militia OF Louisiana is virtuaIl,
dishanded
Senator Hbi. OF Ge3rgis. has written Q
letter 10 which he reiterstes JEFF Davis
assertion tha. TWO thirds of the rebel ARMY
have deserted.
1 he rebel Gen. Archer is dead.
Inc paper f9orts from Hood.
army, but not oil as Il e date as We have
They are very foggy, and amount to moth
}ng.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
Entire Army Advancing
Grand Flank Movement.
EVERYTHING PROGRESs-
ING FAVORABLY.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Oct. 90,

! OF. Louis, Oct. 29.
lne latest accounts put Price near Car
1hage, Jasper county, Missouri, and stl
skedaddiing with our cavalry in hot pur
! suit.
Pleasanton was slightly Injured By q
fall from his horse
The steamer Belle ST. Louis vas at.
tackled by guerrillss while living at Ran
doiph on Thursday night. Paymasters
butter and Smith were killed and several |
oi the boats crew wounded.
Gen. Meredith, at Psducah, XIV. re-.
ceived dispatch FROM Sherman Wednes.
day that Forrest intended to attack thar
place yesterday.
Scouts reported large numbers of rebels
passing Dresden, Trenton, Lexington.
Shady Grove and McLanesviIIe. within
nine miles from MAY field.
A large amount of supplies is being &C.
cumulated at McLanesviile.
The rebel Gen. Buford had eieh, reoi
ments of infantry. battalion of cavalry
and battery of Dahlgren guns q. Shady
Grove.
Orders are issued for a concentration
OF The forces on the same line and prepa-
rations made to march on Paducab. with
Forrest, Chalmers and Buford ia CON-
mand.
All business has been suspended al
faducah, the goods removed to a place
OF saieiy aud every preparation made for
an attack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
DIED

On Sunday, soth OF o-tohsr, snAll-por Gronsx v,
H2EFA. aged ~ years.
ihs deceased vas native ef Psnnsy isahiA and
to this city about the yesr ls. For the last tvo
three years he has been acting agcrt for on. ef cur
largest lumber yards and for houerty and fair aafrr
won tie respect of all who did busitess With him So.
elaliy he was beloved BY all vAo kheW him and -
viii pe greatly trf hy large circle Of friends. Fer
me ony soa o. widowed mother, who resides in Pen
eaa the new OF has desih viii fi heavily upon b,
aud in her bereavement has our sympathy
Mr.. HoFfA q mrnber Of Co. G. 45th Ressroanf IN
the hunired-dsy service
on saturday. october 29th, NItiiAs HEyRY, only
y = -hEsNf sn4 ABA H. sEsrcofr aged ons year AZ
a'~sns ea'a; snner Gttie children t0e9ne unic me-
AMI forbid them n6t for Of such is the kinstioa. :,
Heaven
In Memphis, Tenn Oct 10th, Lorrs. youugest dar gh
ter u J. \. Anthony, formerly uI this CITY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
Flank Movement.
New York Oet O,

NeW 0fk, Oct. Zy.
The Tribune's correspondent at War.
ren's Station. dated Thursday morning
says the entire army is in motion, with
SIX days rations and ammunition for any
emergency. The movement is a left flank
and on The extreme left.
Gregg's cavalry is swinging round to.
ward the South Side railroad and the A
pomatcx river. Then comes tha OH
corps m martial array, the frst division
iaPp'ug the cavalry, with rattliug artillery,
and the other divisions extending to the
6.h corps. upon the Sd and right division
cf which, - upon pivot, the rsvotviDa
hse i taEsiag. while the two divisiqas 4
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FROM VIRGINIA.
New York. Oct. 20.

New ORR, Oct %.
A special to the Commercial from
Washington says officers on Granite staff
write that the late move was only Z re-
connoissance, and point has been gained
which will make the next move one OF
the greatest Importance, it is hoped ol
brilliant success.
II is now said BY Southern papers that
beauregard will not have an active com.
mand IN the army.
Gen Bragg has been sent to Wn0ing-
Ton, whereupon the Chsrleston Chronicle
sxeiain.. "dood-Sye. Wilmington"
1a,'ys artillery captured BY Sheridan,
Va sho~a on Penssylvania Aysnse to.
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
New York. Oct 60

Inc Commercials Washington special
says tne President and family have re-
,nrnea from the Sol ldiers' Home to the
White House.
Bright signals bal We been seen from
lime 10 time near ibe Home. bu, Mr..
Lincoln has refused to leave, though re-
peafedly urged to do so.
The First Massachusetts cavalry arrived
from the front to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

The ILLINOIS IMBRoLIo.-An apen,
for Hancock county, Illinois, made his ap
pesrance at the office of the Adjutau,
General here this week and requested .
certificate from Gen Baker to the effect
that eighty-ene meu, citizens of that coan
ty, we're members of Iowa regiments.-
He received the same answer which vas
given on previous occasioa to agents Of
other counties in that State, that when
the proper authorities Of Illinois would
signify , willingness to certify to the
aamber Of citizens of Iowa in regiments
of that State, in such . way that We can
obtain proper credit therefor, n similar
certificate would be given them BY Gen.
Baker and would not be given to either
the State or counties until that vas done.
The agent left conceding the correctness
Of the position assumed By Gen B.ker,
and believing that be could have the mat
ter fully arranged. bnt up to this time i,
has not been done, and Hancock county
must therefore go without obtaining the
credit for the number claimed and to
which she would be entitled. d.-TDAvsn.
port Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
New York. Oct. 90,

Under the rumor that Hancock lost
io,ooo men IN his move, gold opened
strong at 2l8s at noon. touched a2 / / and
subsequently, falling to 2ls4.
The Commercials . Washington special
says the President is in the mes, cheerful
mood today, in view Of the military si,u
st'on. Iii though. there is good ue~s
10 his possession, which viii soon be
made public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
Knoxyille. Oct 90

Gen. Gillem had fight yesterday With
vaugu's command at Morristown. com
pletely routing him, capturing l67 pri-o
ners, including one Colonel, one Nj i,r,
six Captains and eight Lieutenauts; i've
l2-poundcrs and one mountain hosi,xer.
The prisoners and artillery arrived here
this morning.
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Election In Western Virginia.

w Wheelipg, Oct 90.
The election Throughout. the State yes
tsrias passed of qdie,,y. The entire
Union ticket is believed to have been
elected.
Gov. A. j Boreman, opposition, is re-.
elected. and received heavy vote.
The returns from six counties piye
Hubbard. Union candidate for Congress.
over 1870 majority.
The legislative and local officers are
largely Union.
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the I'd corps are keeping tine il Is.
movement, - . reserve. The immed;ats
objective point oi the moveneat i Is.
South Side railroad and the Appo omator
10 circle Of existiDg iorsi6sd lsnes. On,
inc being once extesded to the river
nth this natural barrier between oors and
the main rebsl army, it siII be very ems !
matter to keep the Danville railroad an
,ne south side Of the river con instantly cut
by cavalry raids.
II is impossible to foresse st what ooip,
.ne movement. will stop; bal do NOT
think the plan is TO extend it, particul,rl,
~. al this time, bsyoud the Appoma,ox =
Then the Danviiis railro.d south Of the
river will naturally be the next obiec,ivs
point.
Gen. Grant has just arrived from c;.,
FONT With four orderlies and tvo d.,.,
raiions of sandwiches, &c. He yes,erd,,
sent oil bis body guard Of cavalry 10 ii.
1regg's cavalry, on the extreme left
skiimishing hss already commenced Is
she train that bears this leaves for Cir,
Point. )