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Co vi the holy etart and stripes OF Liberty AMI
UaioD. and raised In 1ts stead the 1attleensxe-au
elnh hic1n Of uisuoton aid slavery. zebeilioa shd
c.yi. war.
our 1at now waves and our national authority
10 re established oVe<tTothtlds OF the
se'ztd by',h rebellion. When sueh ID our situa.
iehitg stroke Is jest about to be given, 10 wba,
do Rt hesr. The Chicago Convention cries aloud
70 tht Preside at, 70 The srm!es and the people.
sses tos ooss TSu eoG. 51:,
withdraw our forces.) ''The war" Say they, ~ L.
q talluIe. How We aJmpsthizs vi b oCf soldiers !:
se. aslde Nt. Lincoln, acd make Mcclellan Prssl.
CENT"
Gentlemen Of the. Chicaso Convention. tel
jon no. The people By impurities Of hundred, Of
Thousands vii. sly no.. Our soldiers AID e4iios.,
vlsio1tota On sea snd 1sad, NJ! a1moas unan-
make this Government, under the Constitution,
worth living fcr o. Dying tor, iii the memories OF
toe past, 'he interests Of the present, and the
tuf us to draw aside The rel which hang. between
the living and the deae. and no1d communion with
the spirits Of that mirhty host-onr Sans and
brothers md fstheys, who have laid down their
Hves on hundred battle Il .ds, Bacrltice to eave
this Union and defeud the CouslfsutIon-one queg-
ton By them oreht to overUhelm the Chicago Con-
Tention with shame unuuerao.o: Have " then
died in vain? Will you now abandon the DAG for
Hh1cn We gave up cur hge-?"
Even Mcclellan, their candidate for the PresIden.
cy. ts ashamed Of theae resoat.ons Of the Chicago
pAt01ms Ae CbnlQ nos look dis CDmrAdeR IN the
face and STAND upon such 3 platform. Evidently.
the Chicago CLnyeutioa had not head from Atl1n-
ta. He had Laughter aud cheers.l
The p:op.e Of Illinois, in vast nnltttudes. are
! CIV .a.hestng at Springfield home Of AbEa-
hAnl Lii coin. And for what? !? To seed him worts
ot encouragement hnc good cheer: to declare tha:
be 1nnst and shall be reelected President OF the
Unled States, In order hzt he may lalsh the great
work aseirned bin, to ask Coos blessing to aus
tain and strengthen him, and to pledge themselves
10 atsnd BY him in ths crtat sssaErle to fha end,
until Abrsbam lincoln II not only Presldent elect
Of the Utited States, b5t acknowledged aad 1e-
speCted ~ the President Of oil the St1tes, united
and Tree, tGreat and prolonged c1eering.i
, 1864-10-07
FROM NEW YORK.
The Chamber OF Commerce and Capt,
MfD*l0sV, OF the KcArH0rce-Eo3d-
THE OfY Goods MnrKeks

NEW YonK, Thurtday, Oct 6-At meeting Of
the Chamber Q! Commerce today, Capt. Marshall,
chair1nsn Of the con mittee appointed to consider
ire mar ner in which the Chamber snould, in be-
halt ct the merchants Of this city, teslfy their ap-
probation Of the esll2ntrS Of Capt. Winsloy ia
destroying the priVstesr Alabama, presented re-
port tlo.inR With the recon merda-lon that SIS 900
be IaIted TO bare medals p1eseuted to the Captain
and each Of the crew.
. The declite 10 the prices Of dry goods continues,
though buEinees u untettle1. The auctiaueers arc
doing more than the josbipg houses. QUANTITIES.
Of goods are offered IN Brch manner. however, that
they may be paseed vith little loes, II the prices
givtr art contidtfed fair.
NEW YonK, Thursday. Oct 1.-THE markets
show more strength, tho1eh from no special a.
ri. rab1e cknee. -
Gold op+red at 1a.k. and steadi,. advanced TO
1881, ard declined to 1884,
NIw YonK, Thussday, Oct. 6.-Gold c!oasd St
1885,
No important newe, has hecn received to-day.
Brokers Eum.rs sra ahIncant respecting Ba:lers
Ceaih, Grants reyfraes. SC.
The ComMeYe5ars Washington Ppecial saye- au
officer from Tue 9Th corps, Vho arrived ftofn toe
lson: to day, w,s told ~ rese1 atc.r. captured b7
Hutlets toTees, th&s on! armies ore ee.i,n. then,
surely by force OF 1nmberf> and that the resuIt
mu:s be their fpeedy overthrow.
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The State and Sanitary FaIr1-ROlfti-
chi lnteIlt:ence.

Especial dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS. Thuzsday, Oct 6, 1861.
The city is full OF strangers In attendance On the
fair The crowd on the grouuda to day i. astin,a
ted at fully zen thousand The articles In the San-
itsry Bazaar will be Put up At auction tomorrow.
The speakers announced Tor the Union uass
meeting to-da, tailed to arrive. Ex-Gov Randall
OF Ti.conssn, however, addressed Large croHd In
The State Hunse Square this afternoon. The
trest meeting, however, is now in progress At tho
NiswGrn. Gems. Logan and Harrow are auno ,need
as speaker,
The arrest Of Joe Bingham, of the Sentinel,
causes great coromotlon amo 6 the hona 0! Lib
t1ty, ana several OF The prominent In the city
are fearing that they will be i.t1l visited by the
ninions OF Gen. Uoyty.
Tne Dodd traal progresses slowly-one Wealey
Government, and Elliott Roberts to-day. Their
Testimony fully corroboratee that OF Sr,dger and
Cl1yton ~ to the Ieaeonahle designs OF the order
ana tends strongly to prove the prisoner guilty on
I'll the charges preferred
Dodd's fr1ends have veil nigh abandoned his
care as hopeless, and admit tna1 DoIIea and uar-
rison will not come of apy better. Bingham.
however, has mary strung 1tie1de, who viii use
every endearo1 to bring HIN cf gui1t1ess
The authorities are bestirring themselves in ref
etcrce to the rebels now coming Into toe Stae In
the cuise Of refugees. Tneee ecoLudre1s wilt NOT
be suffered 10 stuff ballot boxes In behalf OF JEFF
l3syfs
, 1864-10-07

I NATION, H., Oct. Son Thursday evening a
tese1e conAaera,ion ris;;ed the v'llav- Of Charles.
TIM in this county, dsstro5iIE SEVERAL buIiatner.
occupied a. foi6wt: John sc6mld.'. bakery aud
tAoon, Ei1as Bemers shoe store, Henry Gai.er,
Masonic Gall. J. Peston G'wner Of one building,
sto;e Ind TN md .tn. I'D
Dennis Hank.' furniture ktpre4,. Elisha EAs11u :
srocery store, ". y. Cou1ten's book store, the
Po.t ONCE, q. D. shrsaet'a bakery and saloon,
ertEh csller.. j. N. Le~is: family grocery, Tick
lin & Mooree taw office
The Charle.ton Pufnd<aleT estimates the total
loss at $4n0N-iLsu1ance srn1ll. The TIRE WAS
ets1ted in the rear OF Ss.dmore i Eesbitts saddle
shop, ard Wa. set By an ihcendlary.
, 1864-10-07
Qbifaao Qribn,rt.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER :, 1867.


We arc stln daily di1is- la1.e orders tor OH
Campaign Documents.
o. Iesnes Of the CaoopaiGn-Shali the
Nonh Vote for u DisOnto2a Peace.ss
"Genas OF the Late Chicago Copper.
head &,onEent30n.S
The l.rst embraces tue Platforms Of both parties.
the letters Of General Mcclellan, General Graut,
General Sherman, sectttar, Beni4min, and Sem.
Interest. ~
Tue lset named ie undoubtedly the most pop
iaf and edec'ive document Of the campaign.
NesEy uaE bCKpREp THOUSAND COPIES hare
lion, and the demapd il unabuted.
Mn0t By kIPrehs At rsEo Dollars per
'Hnn6te6.
Let the Uh1on mtn circulate them everywhere.
especially
- AmoEE Our Hoys Ia tho rrny "a
Address CHICAGO TA1BCxE CoMrAYr.
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CA1Ho, 0c. 5th, 1864.
II Is reported at Headquarters that rebel force,
sa:d to be portion of Forests. has threatened
Columbus, Ey., to-day, and that IN Attack Is ex-
pscted. OF the 1act that some rebels are hovcr1ne
in the vicinity, who mean TO destroy property and
consrfpt Tor the Confederate army, there remains
no Reasonable dnubt. The recent movements Of
Union men in Kentucky and Mieeou,i, on either
s'fc Of us render them l1ablc to disturbance from
whatever guerilla bands may chance along, unless
projected BY leayy UrIon force, as they should
be. The position ut Columbus is precarions, pro.
y.dcd The rebels hare any considerable mum rsas
there are all colosed, except one battery Of the I'd
Ill. artillery, There 10 doubt but the negro SOL
diers will light well, bnt they are not In strength
sufficient for their works. Col. Macarthur Is In
command, and will 90 at that man cosld CO to de-
tcld bis charge.
troops pesftng In any direction held for further
crceTF, th3t he may be in readiness 10 go to Co.
lunbuF. or a1y other threatened point, shonld
necessity arise, and It now appears az though
one would asiee ere long. Grn. Meredith w{ll
Lot be caught mapping. and II he has men erousa
Will send the rebel force kitfrg when be catcaes
them ard ee:s chanc. fot fght.
Thus, we at Cairo, are pref II closely inrestcd.
The 1ebeis are In Mi-souria at r,o2mdelo and alons
the river to Cape Glra1ucau, un the west though.
a. yet, they have done Us 70 special damage, Ua
Ike east lies Kentucky, row to be invaded Shou!d
c0umuI 1csion be cut Ont be riveI We might Get
into quite an excitement IS 1t ie we remain ycry
q1ltt and await the fruiilon Of events.
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n1s ssits sI auction ttox pace at nearly all The
hosrn,ns1 honsee this murn1rc. with thu atte:d.
spee 3sy att
ONE. me- ,1rtent. Inc ste al Wimerdin: Aoan1's
rroeenrssd re1S n u rp,end1d ass@tmtn. Of Brlt,sa,
90 FSas F:s Hsf ss'' a: sSe
not nass ahsa.r iosy. compelling the ra-eiuc Of
VT. w.Ie TT Merinot rapsci IRON $l.:s 81 g.
s%15@e1dnr G.. h3a s',e.aaa s;i eon.:r o. ds,s
Goods hosief, es pssy t'; @e 1os IN
sost.y espees, so!o,7 sSs ss
s.e,ss In .aes R5es xooso % .1 ys9s sbr
donest1c brought pnly $l.11H.
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T HE NUR EfH ERkT DEPART.
MENI'.
Mafor General H+1ntzsemansa Fare.
well UE0eFs

CucMHAr1, THURSDAY, Oct 6.-The following
Order from General Uein.zlemau, his last IL COM
mandex Of the Northarn Department, was received
yesterday at Headquarters:
HEADQUARTERS EonTHxnS DErAH1xEx1,i
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. !. 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS no. 70.
i, Having BY General orders No. 263, Tar De-
psrtment, Adjutant Generals 0flce, Washington,
September ss. 1854, been directed to turn oser to
Msjos General Joseph Hooker the command OF
this Department. the Commanding General can
not sake leave oi the officers and mtn OF the com
mand without expressing bis qualification aud
tIaDks foE ther Cheerful AID hearty support IN his
1Jefp!exipg sad trying da les.
2. TIE Department. was demoratized by secret
Organization, threatening no less tann the utter
and ettire breaking up OF the Union, and an organ
tzt restsrancc 70 The crs It il believed tha. the
a:ent loyalty Of the people, for time c.ouded, nas
through Judlc1pns neasurts, reassertcd 1rsetk and
,ha. the dxnger il parsed.
p HEiNTzxLnAS, Nsj Gen. Commanding.
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,',s:sAaure o" % y, .u' 1t4a1 ,,.. W II. II. Oooa'
49, 4n4pe.4s' -D1a ue,ofe m'4l', commls
a",ar % tna rsnaesna4 - INC 're'eas,agy oasn.
-6'ns " .oe .eeppuue"'. Aoe testimony OF
.,.s n.1,:.Is 80. eoe.tel "ao
"as eus4 1sN NV ~ o4'et :" a. " - OF
oaS y. t'1oss suotoasa,s oussAas suas ot
10 10 ":A,o, -o:.1 ".ssce =" pe1o's "l.uoe1a from
p!"1.u ttpo4le' unu on "e'ca OF course
~ .o1.u oe ~ eoaue,on.
an,. ,a,ssaS e.as:sn '. usus,. ,':IN, ue1n1.,7
Ea-tss.. stu,. e1 ~ 1A''s tea'e " '1e
e. 11aa,.a- 49,. ~ ."eot' " "n'ea
-.,"nN, 4 We eu;eo.o'
WI! t,,.+ ,t,a oa a.oasa1 .s ~ on ~ ne"
.n1sos - 80. ~ ,,.as. .No"noN. a'e oeea
:. -. -. - =, a1osr' MI" "eh' oa ooafu
~ - -, ,t,a ~. ~ pa.ssp;
~ Aue 4eoeiS afe comn1t1nee
'els ssi4eae oep'eoa1ons' espeoaus along
-. 1atlfoaas' oes.1os'Es oepots anu osadses,
e'es'us 1o.H,' ' ~ lice Aofcs' "nlen Is
pos,s ~" sst1asu - g. I.U' - ~" oe1"een Inc
-. aa'tne aIo - ~ ~ of1ncn h=fosas.
- .noe noa s,v om4 e.oots ~ no1ta' Al
o,oou a. nt,. g.ae.eo4 LILY e'ty oen, ~ r"tnss troops
~ ~ ~ ,.,a aua atsaa. m meun 4as uaeln aaa
, 1864-10-07

Rebel Hafd Movements in Tennessee
-AiIuIu0nR a ttacked-lAe situation
NJ Gh8lxnnUO~as


NASHVILLE, Thursday Oct. 6.-On tha 4th Inst.
s large rebel torce appeared on the CHATTANOOGA
Railroad, Lear Ackworth Statlon- aad deeuoged
tevc.al miles Of track and buried Big shanfy.
Two bs1dges at tottonsvllie and Resaca were
b1dl, damaged by heayY Jaiue.
4 rete1 force vas neer Dalton On the ID. moving
In toutaessterl5 oirection- Tney had train Of
200 WI gone.
4 severe fight occurred at Allatoo2a yasterdsy,
between the garrison and body Of rebel Infantry.
Gen. Core SID Col. Tou1'etts were wounded. The
rebel loss was henEy, as stared by pilsSnefs cap-
tnred.
The battle was expected to be renewed today.
A division ct the rebel force VAS seen moving
up the EtoMah river with the ptocsole intention
t. croee to rhis side. There is esven feet On the
shoals ard still rttinr.
The rebtl Captain blackwell on tha s2th ult. sur.
Or ttd eLd captured homu guards 10 the 1umpef u
e at Ehelb,vi'1e. Tenn, burned the EollEoad De-
rn,t and lot Of arms ard tnnnItiors OF var Ten
81 the Federal prisoners were shot by Blackwell
mar Fa, etteviue. The bslancs were tnrnei oEer
tn Forrest, SIX or cgtt OF the lat er e.c1pod ard
had reached Sn+lhssi lille. One hutdted and atly
rehels hinder Duval McNate attacked LENT.
H'ece ed Of the eth Conn. a7h3ry, IL charge Of
nn,Se o. catt]e on the 1osd IRON J0hntonyille,
within tfeeu miles Of Nashville. Tho Federal
raarce umberet slxty. half OF whom we're killed,
Tnn1. DID o. cSpt 11ed. The hxlonce escaped 1A1
an;xed h.re taErls. Ths cattle et1mpeded. and
isrre M mbers are strss}ne through the countr7.
tnArrAhoooA- Thursday, Oct. 6.-as O'Clock
3tsterdoy mornins, tue ereay astasEe1 Al:oona
, 1864-10-07
FEsUN1 ST. PAUL.
m1nu eAota Mntters military and Po'
llt1CA1.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune,1
ST. Paul, Thursday, Oct &.
Two hundred and fifty soldiers Who have DESERT
I'd the 1ebtl service and Joined the Uaion army
came npto day. The viii be sen: to garrison the
frontier posts. They looked unusually well for
ex-rehs- and will do good service In ouf army.
No news has been received from Captain Flax
since that senr you last week. and great anxiety Is
1el, here Tor further 1idfDss.
The State Fair, which j. peing he'd at Red Wing,
cloEee tomorrow.
Senator Ramrey delivers IN address in The fore
Loon.
Letters from soldiers in every Minnesota regi-
mint have been received here, and al express TIC
e1tattst uranin;itJ in their support OF Lincoln.
An tfscer y ho visited every etockade from Fort
bldg ey TO the Iuwa I1n-, found thai the soldiers
shere would cast $50 ru1cs for L:1cotn and Fix ior
the puubpAt ter<.
, 1864-10-07
FRssE DGsTR0IT.
She Campaign In bsIcIt.an-Senatot
chandler On 1Ae stump.


iSpe-tG Disrarc1 TO tne Chicago Trcl-e.s
DETROIT. Thnrsday, Oct. G, 1864.
e. S. Senator Chandler, duIng the present week.
II On the stump in Indiana He will return here
nsxt week, opeuibg The c2npaisn at Port Huron.
lie viii sperd Two weeks On the stump In 3lchi
enn, speaking in al of pril cipa interior cites
and villages, and will then 20 10 New York. TEE
pola1cal c1mpsign is noE ope2 in eEery portion
& the Ssate, MD the political ieelg Is gro niz
intensity.
ED at AM -Arbor Oh the 11ta inst, which Will
he addressed By U. s. Senator Howard, President
Fs11te!d. OF HiI1sda1e College, Hon. Jno. ". Long
En- nf LIZ ctr.
, 1864-10-07
FROM .yAnESVILLEs
The Monroe Bank Eobbefy-$5,0OO
Reward Offered.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Thannc.l
JAHrsv1L1E, Wis Thursday, Oct. E
As auncuuced in Wednesdays TRIBUNE, the
Bank Of Monroe, at Monroe, Wis, vas entered by
burglars on Tuesday night, and robbed Of twenty
i've thousand dollars in currency. The eate WIS
blown open BY Il charge OF powder. 4 hrge
amuunt Uf Government ponds In the safe we're lett
untouched. a reward OF FIVE tno1tapd dollar. iB
offered fer the recovery OF the money AID the de-
tect1pp Of the burg aie.
, 1864-10-07

1t Mnss meetings. in DeKaao county c. ELL
wood, Esq ard D. B. James, Esq, Of 3yca-
more, will epe,k as follows:
South G1oye. ~. Saturday Evening. octo>era.
Ftsnkilu ...... ......Frseay Evening, Octobe. II.
shaGto1a Grove.... Saturchy evening, Ocobe1 Is.
, 1864-10-07
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER I, 18I

With artillery and Infantry. The pesitlon va. oe-
cupsed by a por ion OF Gen. 6mt.h'- co.a.. The
6eht continued 1t Intervals during the latter par
Of the day. Every move OF the enemy vas hand
eonely repcleed with severe l1sa to the rabcs, In
the eYcnllE. they haalily retreated
, 1864-10-07

q Gencse, rEday evening T.
4n1utnnEtop' oa1ufoay evening. 8.
.MnaukeRan. Monaas evening --.......--..Oct- 10.
snsaacoun0 4peeaay evening .-......-..-.Oce H..
nn33!notn. eeheeoay evening .-0c:. IL.
natdeGfE. Innfsd&y er+IlnE .-......-0c.. 13'
dtfvato+ tIiQay evening". ..0ci. II.
, 1864-10-07
FROM GEN. CRAMPS ARMY.
Latest from Gnr Forces on the North
Rs1bk Of the JANE River anu Below


NEW foRK, Oct. 6.-Thc Herald correspondent
With the 9Th corps %ass. under date of the 81 tust
that every thing mas been quiet the front to-day
sRirmlehera and our own troops IN foTittying asd
Strengthening their neN poeitlon. Our line re-
ma1ns the <anae ae yesterday.
The enemy 1s also hard at work Strengthening
hi: wo1ss; From ona Of gu, sisnal stations 8 br1.
eaae Of Eeet inianl1y, battery Of axt!c'y and a
.ana,dron aa,s o. M esvsy 3e;s observed this mornlne
the strenRtbt ming Of their force opposite one e.
trtmc lett, and the probability Of i renewed A.
tempt to drive ua trun our new position. It IL
ent.rtsin no apprehension Of inability to maintain
thsfr ground tgafnst any Ass1u!tfne column which
tte enemy likely to send asainst us At this poias.
late battle, sum up 4,ST Iii ed, wounded md miss
The Eeralds 10Th cospe correspondence Of the
dl.ag1eeabe cay we 1a1e passed slnce cur advent
It this e1c1liy. 1t has been quite satisfactorily
aseeEta1t ed tnst the movement OF rebel troops re-
teEreo to E.s towards Petersburg rather tnan
The operations Of the Army OF the Potomac
haFe become 20 pressing that the necessity has
the troops he bad concentrated in front to that
locslty- 6u>l ths re remains CONVICTION 1has the
rebels have net wholly ahar d6ned ther pnrpose Of
"ur casalsy p.ekess At New Marker, driving them
TIE 7Ym<s' correspondent from the Army OF the
r.Lels lust cantur.d to he % ~ a1}y 81 hsTs o of
t1rhr3 ei, Years and nnaer. Tnev were nI,1 ~ h.
- ~ 40 ~ fner hoT h.. E.ao ~ LIT
AZ 70 m ~ tha ',t,nat % asH1 ~, - t,,co ~
evchsnae nrfsnne,e rnn1n1ea n .ha a., .nnva @ -
msr ,or nah h.. zen t;rans refnaed tn maEe me
n,rsroemenr n, 4 Teferred 20 "a issn En,1.r tno
;]nlx anthorized Exchanae c,mmie ,;o1.- N"0
Ger Ke,ly ttirTr1nns Inv Knreman of W.at
yt1r,rJa thst tha r.,da,a T. 49, ra..,ar ~ ~
Stnta Ind rubbtI e;ores aad hnn,es I'M sc.mi. =. Mi
nsrsi1 IN, r,rr1ea ~ IL tenn tvnrth ~ n.n1+.
f,nm ma conntu afo, . * " ~ e''F~''s
WteT,snTns' Thnr-a.v H., Th.,a ID
1n,han1 .,eriaf fran. tha .-ow - +ha pn.e,s - >
todna7 nr- edv,rrad nc13t;n55 h.s ~ haa, .,-as
s.,o1 niher o. hn1 th..a ~ WI, ua Ie uu ~ tsa
r,bais nstemntirr to 1is,o7or NJ Taa r. tot, tou
"SSs .s%nea1 70 @sekt mct arha admin, finn, ~,
frnrt an not 1rnat was .n,ico.ta sue
aent,rTs 1hn ta1ne m fn4sv .fate tn.t ssrv r-;n
efnrna hn1e nTrVenrd INV nil,1srv noerafio1 r..
,hrse dsys, anc .he nssion therefse re1naas IN.
Tbe re- waa ruuor slloat At CITY Point which
sppeaied to be On Tho lips Of ev.rs one mat sher
loan had arrived W1thn0 co-0perAt1ng distance OF
ally made 4 Junction with Grants advaoee. Tie
report e9nd net be traced 70 any Isliaale source.
c1e Ro i, s. ~ r. paha sne5e nas
oeel M ~ a.t t .asE. ~ ~ ~ aas an anSae
NJ NM ,r,s .e ttsm ~
a.. 1nE tetn ~ @ ao4 sotps a1o at.se.J eusass4 u
; t;.s W p.4at ~. '!ao ~, sIens .oeains tue!l
ta.en4Ht a,S ~" ~s w aasn
NV sat ge-!tooao l9r me ne1t
mose !esHaio: a.! ~, men Woonoeo IN tue en-,
eneasement A. taapta 1aIm nave neen rem aTed
, 1864-10-07

4: :TAenlaGToS. II ur.1ay. Oct. 6.-Geu. wilson,
OF the cay:iry fe,Yice, has teceIred cyu 7,s.tou
Is freye& major Gen:Gsl
, 1864-10-07
FROM CAIMO AND BELOW,

Rebel Movements and ThreAGenings
In western Kentucky aud S0utn-
Eastern Observation-Disclosures Threat
, 1864-10-07
Nflm a0bErtisen1xntE.
TRE BROADWAY FIRE,


Letter from Blngs, Msrrtn / e.. -.
HEw Yorx, srt. IL. lssA
MCasEf. uEER1Sa & Co.:
Gen.}Enea: II u with p1eax.-s as lnio.1 yoa thas
tbs Eelrtr8ts Patent Champion sa'e. Ht'th He ~.
thssed ron yeu, raHed through tha cal Of nrs In
tie COZ aagzss,en which ectlzey delt1cyed oar p.e
,ses haa tally sa1tned it, aek1o s1eexea sopu.
tAtcn. On opening this safe atts9 shs fra ous books
and pare1s we1e all found we'll preserved. taa uoasY
IS stz.Rht ~ 7hsn put IL. No la]1sJ Was s7s.4ined
except the binding Of the oook1. wllch Was aacsed
by the tttaua The safe gene,Ates-
Tie chee,ful1y add cur tes:i nony. ganslsm.n, 10
tic ei1aEowr ta1cIe1c7 o: sour F.se. p:ool sat,,
You.s.u1ly, BANGS, M2RW1H 4 co.
The Lite Great F!fo In New Haven.
NEW EAvza. Conn. Aug. 50, 1854.
Hxas1s. E1zEtSa d Co., ,Hex York:
aenta: On Tho 9th tzss shere vas ve,y de,t.uc:.
ivo ro IN this eis5 Turning the carriage auuiae.o
~. corner ef Chlptl and Hamilton strc... sd also
Gu: roach1ze atop. He f.rtunA:e1y we're pro,1tad
with oue Of your Champion Hafe,, and although the
cre WEI 70 hos that 1cn melted s2d run dovn On tt1
STE, tud tho Iron cAsto1s melted cd tha contsnta
ccrstsura Of valuable books, ospe.s $!soo In Treas
ury notes. ber:des other bills, amounting IN all to
1..tp. were pseserved Without in'ury. "A to,n As
our new building Il cazI1eted VIC ah ali want aao,ae,
Safe Of 1arscr size. II. T. 1AutT.
Ecktna AID Tool Bul.de:g,
Cosntr Caseel AID 1ekllace sts New HeYac, c M.
Herring's Patent Champion iire-Proof Safes,
This Holt reliable 4ecM1!y from 1:o zov knovn,
uerrlus's Improved Patent B0rglar.Pr3of
Safes,
With Hef,irz i F1o7ds Phteat Capitalized Iron.
= Manufactured and sold onlJby
HERRING & CO.,
40 State'st., Chicago.
, 1864-10-07
TIE WAN III GEORGIA.
[Ftou Our Special Correspoodelt.l

Our Atlas tn Letter-The Lull In Arm~
AChubp Lille and SceAex-AIinnsA Un-
Ger Ik6 war
, 1864-10-07
.App1 chen sions Of the Capture OF
u Stenme1. by Pirates.

NEW YonS, Thursday, Oct; 6.-The steamship
has been due here etoce the 18th, aha hirlDg left
Havana on the a9th Of September.
We learn from reliable person on bosrd OF tbs
steamship U.yana, which arrived here this morn
iD1 rom Hayans, that at tha time the Roanoke
taileF, her Captain Was notified that amoss his
passenstls thirty tive N number, there were sone
of no orlopss recesn character: 6dt he said he was
prepared for any emergency Possibly her delay
may be caused by son.e arrangement Of her ma
cb1pery, or e,her accfdental caust, ont fears are
enierf5ired 7lst SIZE has fallen Into the hsuds ot
the zthel pirates.