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Tribute of Respect.

Resolutions adopted by Ottumwa Encamp-
men No. %, ! 0. o. F., in relation to the
death of Lieut. I. K. Raush.
The undersigned, committee, appointed by
.Ottumwa Encampment, No. %, l. o. o. r.,
to draft resolutions expressive of the sense
OF the Encampment in relation to the death
OF Brother T. K. Raush, would respectfully
report as follows:
WHEREAS, The Almighty, in His wisdom,
has seen fit to remove from these earthly
tents Of ours, to tabernacle not made with
hands, our worthy and much esteemed Bro,
ther, Lieut., 7. K. Raush, of Co. K. I'd Regi.
ment Iowa Volunteers, who fell ON the cot
Of August. 1854, while bravely fighting the
fee, before Atlanta, be it therefore
Resolved. That this Encampment, in the
death Of Brother Raush, has lost worthy
member, his Company and Regiment brave
and intrepid Officer and Soldier, his country
devoted defender, the community good
citizen, and his wife an affecticnate hus
band.
Resolved, That in respect to the memory
OF Brother 7. K. Raush, the Chairs of this
Encampment be draped in mourning, and
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the Officers and Brothers wear the customary
badge for thirty sdays.El ~ TX aHtIRoiI
Resolved, That we tender to me widow OF
Brother T. K. Raushs our warmest sympathy
and coincidence in her dark hour Of affection,
and that we will do what our Order, sad
humanity enjoins, to cheer, comfort and re-
lieve her in her journey through fife. .sa
Resolved, That copy ofthese Resolutions
be forwarded by the Chief Patriarch Of this
Encampment, to Company z. 81 Iowa Vol.
nnteers, and that be also7 present copy to
our bereaved sister,
Resolved, That these Resolutions be pub.
lshed in the Ottumwa Democratic. Mercury,
and the Ottumwa Weekly, Courier.
q e ssss.i E. L. BURTON, s @s .,iss,
JOS. WAGG, a Com. !.
a7p3 It. ;. DOUGLAS. .---~,
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We acknowledge our obligations to Mrs.
w p Rowell, of this city, for several clusters
of grapes. raised by Mr.. Rowell, the present
season in his garden in Ibis city. We are
glad to learn that he has large yield OF
grapes, mostly Isabellas and Ca;awbas, and
that they have matured finely. Grapes we
think, are destined to be an important and
valuable product of this region, where. with
the requisite care and cultivation they in.
.yariably do we'll.
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ESCAPE OF MAJ. HAMILToN.-There has
been great rejoicing the past week in this
GO immunity over the report of the escape Of
our esteemed fellow citizen, Maj. A. II
Hamilton, 36th Iowa Infantry. from the
Rebel Military Prison at Tyler, Texas, &C
cosmpanied by two compaaions Of Appa
noose county. No particulars have been
received except that he was aided in his
perilous journey through 500 miles of rebe
territory by the negroes.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of special Execution to me
directed, by the Clerk Of the District Court
of Wspello county, State of Iowa, command
ing me to sell the property hereinafter de :
scribed, AZ by decree Of said Court direct
ed, will expose to sale, at public auction
to the highest and best bidder for cash in
hand, at the front door Of the Court House.
in Wapello county. Iowa, on the 4th dav of
October, 1854, between the hours Of 8 o clock
A. NJ. and o'clock P. M. commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day, the following
Real Estate to-wit: The. southea half OF
Lot No. three hundred and thirty Eye (a35)
in the city Of Ottumwa, Wapello county,
Iowa Taken ss by special execution d
rected as the property of Samuel Gossage
and Lucinda Gossage to satisfy said exeon-
ton in favor of S. B. Chittenden & Co., and
against Samuel Gossage and Lucinda Cos
sage, for the sum Of twenty-five hundred
and seventy-One dollars and seventy five
cents and interest and costs.
G A. DERBY, Sheriff,
Wapello county, Iowa.
Sept 6, 1S64.2w
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KRAMER MILLER & Cove take

KRAMER. MILLER & Cove take pleas
ure in saving to those in want of Stow es OF
Tinware, that the enterprising firm at the
h ,ad of this notice have purchased the en-
tire stock of that we'll known and old dealer,
Mr. F. Washburn, and have thereby greatly
a1i-d t, their facilities for supplying this
m,rket with goods in their line. We refer
t. their new advertisement, hoping the pub
liz will favor them with an early call AID ex-
animation Of goods ard prices.
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Me.ers. Henry & Hav, our new Hard
ware merchants, have received their goods
and are fairly "set up in their elegant and
comnodlus rooms in Washburn's Block,
Tney have everything in the line Of Tro N
All Hr iware, and are giving we are told,
greet bargains. Give them an early ca II .
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Union League.

A meeting Of the League will be held at
Dr. IIinseys Office, this, thursday ersning,
at o'clock. The attendance ofevery men,
her i. earnestly requested, as business Of
Importance will be transacted.
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PROF. O. J. WOODS
IL AIR REST RATIV

Theastonishing preparations turns the Hair black
to Its original color, AFTER having become gray and
reipststes IL in all its origin health uster softness
and beauiy--removes all Dandruf from the scalp and
all unpleasant itching IL win also cure Cutaneous
creates perfectly healthy co on ofthe Scap bv
acting as Stimnlaut and Tonic to the organs sun.
plying the cooring matter to the HAIR completely
restoring them to their original vgor and health
thus preventing all tendency to become gray.
1t also preventsthe Haifftom becoming auh ealthv
and failing off, and causes Ii to grow and thick~ns
where Ii is gone, BIZ organs
ry - supply nu' riment aud coioring matter
Thousands ofSoldiers In the Army have testified To
the above, who bad become gray and lost their
by sickness, change OF climate, and iuattention
while performing camp duty. -
Restorative aud Dressing, II has no EQUAL
For sale by Peter Usecht, Druggist. ottnmvs ana
by Druggists generally. te.I5
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We are very happy to welcome home our
esteemed fellow citizen, S. w. Hays, who
has been absent some time past in Arkansas
We are sorry to learn that his health is not
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The STATE FAIR--W We hope our citizens
hsve not forgotten the State FAIR which
commences at Burlington September 27tE,
one week from next Tuesday. 1t will be
expected Of so rich, productive and popu-
lous county as Wapello to be largely and
conspicu ,usly represented on that occasion,
and such we doubt not is the intention Of
our stock .alsers, and farmers generally.
We merely intend by this notice to refresh
th"ir recollections as to the time of holding
the Fair.
1t will also be recollected that Soldiers
Fair is to be held at Burlington at the time
OF the State Fair, commencing on Monday
the 18th, in which it is desired and expect
ed that Southern Iowa will participate. At
this Fair splendid military monument,
worth $500. is to he awarded TO the Town
ship out side of Burlington which contrib
ntes the largest amount. Is it not the de.
sign Of Ottu,nwa to compete for the very de-
sirable and splendid prizes Ifso, there is
n" time to lose. We appeal to our.cliizens
especially to our patriotic ladies, to bestir
themselves in behalf Of this great object.
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Col. Hrdrick has been out and down town
two or three times the past week. He is
slowly rnending, but it will be long ime
we incline to think before he can head the
gallant 10Th in charge
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IN MS New BLOCK Adam Schworm has
moved his goods into his new block, aud
if any finer merchantile quarters
can be found in the State, we haven't seen
them Adam is now "under his own vine
goods and "a way with him that "takes" he
is bound to coin the greenbacks
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The Union men of Keokuk township are
requested t, meet at RUPEES School House,
on Wednesday evening next at o'clock P.
NJ. Let every Union man in the township
be present. By order Of the Central Com
mittes. T. BIGHAM.
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The drouth still continues. The weather
is hot exceedingly, day and night. The
ground is parched, trees and shrubbery are
struggling for life, wells are low. cisterns
dry, small streams are nowhere and the
Des Moines is reduced to the lowest cxtrem.
tiles
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Prices IN Dixie --Major Hamilton sent
to Lieut.. r. Fl Warden the following mar
ket report, from Tyler, Texas. Confederate
money must be plenty if they have TO pay
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/ CARD TO THE SUFFERING

n Swallow Two or three hogsheads of "Buehu :"
Tonic Bitters, !" .sSarsaparriila" ssNeryous An,
dotes. SO. &C.. and after you are satisfied wthth
result, then try one box OF 0LD DocroY RurHANs
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PLLs-and be restored 40 health
and vigor In less than thirty days They Are purely
vegetabe pleasant to take prompt and salutary in
their effects On the broken down aad Shattered CON
stitutiop. Old and young can take them with ad-
vantage. Imported and sold in shs United 81 ates
oniy oy JAS. s. BUTLER,
No. III Broa DIV yi New York.
Agens Scr the Quilted States.
Ps-A box OF the fiis, securely. packed, Willie
mahea 20 any adLr on receipt of price, which
Is one Dsilar, ,,ost paid--money refun ded by the
agent u entirt. satisfaction is not given.
July 81, 1sfl-lSl6 SIN
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A terrible riot was prevailing in Belfast,
Ireland, wien thellast steamer sailed. liz
persons bad been shot
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no YOU WANT TO BE CUR

II ED e---DR. BUUHAN's English Specific riiis
cure, in less than 80 days, the cases OF Ner-
vousness, Impotency, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual and
Nervous Affections, matter from what cause pro-
duced. Price, One Dollar per box. Sent post paid,
by mail, on receipt Of order. One box will per.
feet the cure La most cases. Address -.
JAMES 8. BUTLER, Genr Agent,
July 81, 64-Sm 427 Broadway New York.
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r,ocaland Miscellaneous


One Of Singers Family Sewing Machines
Enquire at this Office. 2tE1sl3
Also Piano or Melodeon from the>estab-
lishment of j. Bauer & Co., Chicago.
Enquire at this Office.
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Clinton, La was captured BY the Union
forces recently. Rebel loss Is captured, 30
killed and 100 woun led. Our loss small.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05
From BALTIMORE TODAY.

,A e'a' 20 The ErcaiHg Tr'cJraah
VA ehL1IHoRE, November 5.--Polltfca, excite.
Morn is isrunning very high 1t present. E.ten-
y Pm 'parat.ors ere making for tue election
S@ oen prominent lawyers are pubHsh'uc thefr
Sprpiul Sbegarding tho authority and duty of
Ge-' andes under the new Constitution. nI
|didyril andeiy; but the Judges, Of whom your
|coucspondeht is one, will exercise their own
Judgment regardless Of outside opinions.
The Copperhesds are sore to-day, in conse.
|queuce of thoir meeting being Interrupted last
night. There are many who think that mon who
are unwilling to take the oath of allegiance, and
who openly sympathize with armed rebels, who
Encourage secession, who viIify the administra-
lion, and indicate want Of respect for the Amori-
csh flag, lave no right to hold such q meeting Ia a
loyal city.
This may have had something to do with break.
ing up the meeting last night.
Immense numbers of soldiers are going through
Pere home to vote. They are ell for Lincoln.
fou may PIT Maryland for Old Abe BY Gfteep
thousand majority certain.
There is no war news. Persons inst f,,r,
PTapRs snd sherdsns armies say all ls well.
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CouRl or OYrR And IEHMguB AND OyANrelt
SESSIONS -JudB' lbDmpI pIJl.--Ihe I.Lt,g 1ptla
SpinNrs Campaign Clgb,-NuiRm ohm tlau
was put on trlti yesterday, charged Yi5h com u.-.
Lna al assault. ana battery cQ Reserve q l..-
lhi2lerc, with int'nL 10 kil, and also chgrgeI
lh carrying concealed dnldly 'yeasJns, TGs
o'eh'e grew out OF tn3 disturbance n iron. of
NE Keystone Club hell.gnf;ers on Ch8snnt
5lfrrt, ON las. Monday evening Tho Soldiers
Union Canpa.m CMb were gs.urnin, from d
parade, aud, IL is alleged, gote a.t.cbed az ta1
heldQu uIrtgrS.
An officer having . prisoner IN custody ga3
Was endelYo'ing 90 tu 90 scsC4pg, cllle fl- AZ
.s'an'e, ana OGi'2r llrE lafe hasol2i TO his all
lie w2s then struck with q blackjack over the eve
and badly wounded. S2yerHl witnesses D1 1,ifryalv
identified tho defendant a. the man who ds,I. m,
blow. The jury rendered verdict of guilty an
Do'h D.lIs OF indictment, and this morning Judge
thompson sereHccd him 10 two months impri-
honment on the bill charging the assault and 6a;-
terry with intent 70 Kill and one months imprison
ment on the bill charging him with carrying con
ccalod deadly weapons.
TIE NEW NORK JEWELERS. ASSOCIATIONS
Ny. Them, the actuary OF the Ncw York Jewellers
Association, had q hearing this mon,ng on n
writ OF h0beaS C0rDuY, S}T charges Of settinp IN
ana maintaining q lottery, and giving concerts
without q license, The defendant C9utendcd
tlat the entertainment given at the Academy of
Music was covered by the license Of that ostab-
llshmclt, and that the distribution Of prizes
theTeat was not lottery within the meRuug OF
tho Act of Assembly.
Judge Thompson held that the license of the
Academy Of Music did not extend 10 or embrace
every. specific entertainment given thcreat, aud
mat the drawing OF prizes by chance was Il lot
cry. The defendant was remand5d for trial
Nothing of Importance transpired in the other
Courts
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE oY rns gvgyra rprpap,py
Rain A. a.....i--- =

z-. oNu day, November D. (
Inere Is hIlner feeling in the Stock Market
'ui, morning. ana prices are rather BETTER owing
70 'he advance IN gold. Government bonds con-
tnne hrm' with sales Of s. 20s at lOl, coupons off,
@l06. ''' ~ '"'
III haiIroad shares there is more doing. Read
ing sold at 5S@GS4, an advance of Ia; Psansyl-
'anla railroad az 6s2@69; Camden aud Anbov
az :" i'Jt Lltle Schuylkill at 4j@; and MinehiL az
GOi 90 was bid for North Pennsylvania, SO for
Lehigh valleys so for Elmlra preferred, Is fo.
Gaia"'s'a common; 31l for Philadelphia and
hiie aud IS for Long Island.
Ne" City Is are selling at iO2.
'i'y passenger Railway shares are without anv
material change. Spruce and Plue sold m a4l, 40
was DID for Second and Third; 90 for Pis.b ana
oiNthi " Tor Chesnus and Walnut; O. for west
fhlladclphiaj 10 for Arch; % for Graen and
Coates and 264 for Girard College,
Canal shares are firm, but Inactive. with sol,.
Of Delaware Division at 36l.
In Coal OIL shares there is less sxcitsmsn, h,,.
prices are steady, with sales Of Dalzell 10 no,ios
at 9i an advance Of /; Organic Oh at 81; Noble
and Dclamator at 50 Philadelphia ana on
Cl'eh ut = Egbert at s. and Oil Creek at 54.
Bank shares continue firm but there Is little or
nothing doing. li5 was bid for Philadelphia: 57I
Tor Commercials 6S for Northern Liberiies. AZ
for dirardi 2S3 for Manufacturers' and Me.
ehanies 80 for Consolidation; 55 for Corn Ex-
change aud so for Union.
There is very little demand for money, and the
rates remain about the Same as last quoted; loans
on call are offered at 6C97 per cent. per annum;
prime paper is scarce, and quoted at 7a9 per cont.
Gold has advanced, but the market ia dun.
and the transactions are limited, opening at 29y;
advanced and sold at 24O2 at II o'clock; foil of
and sold at2iOi at l2; and 239 at 128.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXonAsGE SALES. Nov.s.
Reported by CSrkson Co.. Brokers' Ne. Iql g. Third AZ
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INpnNAroLIs, November Horace HsE,yn
Deputy Gg0nd Command T Of the O,dsr af rbr
Sons Of Liberty in Indiana, who for some wa.k.
Has been On trial here for o plrlicjolrion in ,
treasonaglc conspiracy, TO-DAY -urnsI Sa.,,s
evidence, and made Startling fggcltij,n NJ IN.
schemes ofiAe Order. lie said th,. uo5,dv b,t
/ Democrats had baen United int, III, order. O,
! would be if they applied.
lie confirmed the previous ey, lel,ge lf The r,;i-
tary organization Of The Order, an I Of the NJ.
pohtrent OF a NJ jr General 80 rommlnI 70.
DR.. Bo"..s, one Of tng accused, Vas cynpmie--
! m-chiet with a ,uh, oi which Dr. James B
wilson, recently arrested, was Ai,ullr-'i ,oor,l.
lie said that Committee Of rh.rtten v.s
appointed 10 prepare for an iusurrectl0n and that
the insur-ecio ion 1SingeulNd :prslct.s ~. ReneI
prisoners IN thr y NoTtG~gs, arm th.m from la
eo7tTnment arsena.s, q ,ertlruw tha St4,s G,y.
eium,Ft MI Governor Morton, Or hgd Lin asa
hostage Tor c1pmred n,urrutrionists, and tnsl
krm the Northwest into d scplrlt. C1ni.lsrley.
lie tad lie WAS tol hy AI.u,Bnt C3ncrll Wi.
son, Of BUwicS -tih, that 5000, 400 hq pre1 ,,pr
by The Rebel agents in ClnlGa lng3 .hc North.
"'si, TO pmehaso arms lor the Order, and that
S@oO,oo0 had tcru lcf; ia miillA, in th5 hands
OF Iodd and JJhu c. walker, state agent
wilson showed HrtttrH 1900 he received fr1-n
BowI's TO buy arm, in Washington county.
u'hefn further s"Dre th,G the Commit G of
TIhlri'cn had appointed ren mnu 10 kill Goyerp,,
holIon and few days since the G,ysrn,r
received letter, signed by one of the men,
declaring ib1t The writer and his as34sia.es v,ere
sworn To kill him, and would 10 a.. UoE,rp,s
revelations astoudtd The Court, though prepared
by the previous evidence for part OF 10. IfGoy- |
eiE,r Morton was killed, Dir, Athon, Secretary Of
Stale and member oCthe Order, was to take Ri, |
place, as provided by law, in case Of the death or
disability Of the Governor snd Licuteaau,.Go |
eTnor.
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steamship John Gibson, Bowen, "a hours from New
York, witt mdse to W, j. TAYLOR q Co. Experienced
eight hours. sNN
Barque Andsmen, OTIS IS days from New Orleans. I'm
ballas. to Peter Wright a sons. ''' an
last TO captain. - W.
brig o5ezi@nbo Flowers,s days from New York, with
sShT Mary standish. Rich, days from Boston, with ice
last to captain. '"'e'i in "Aa-
a SshI " g. Bartlett, coaneuy days from Bsauior ia
bcir Sarah Mary Morris dav foua povar nj VIA
wheat 70 James Barratt.
sohr Delaware, Conner day from, Stnvras Deb, With
wheat TO James Barrett. - -
sehr Sarah Warren, posues day from Magnolia Dele
with grain 70 james BRrratt. -, -.
sehr Mantus Maxon i day frem EIoaerisa Dol "''R
wheat 70 James Barratt -. s,.,.a., z
sehr !, r. Neooney. DurbOrOgSh.i dAyffom oanden'
BEL, with wheat 70 James barrat a.-,,s M svt,h
hchr Anadne, Thomas, day ff9A omythee ~ts-i "ta
wheat 10 James Barralf
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, November 5.--Jhc election absoyhs
most Of the attention of the merchants and Tiara
is very little doing in any department.
The Flour Market is inactive, but prices are
well maintained, as receipts are hardly up 20 tho
requirements of the homo consumers Sales of
500 barrels Ohio extra family on terms kent
secret; aud small lots from $ll 50 10 Sl2.Z5.
The sales TO the retailers aud bakers range from
the latter quotations down to 5000. There is
very little Rye Flour here, aud It commands 500
9'20 " 0aIre In Corn Meal prices are nominal
The demand for Wheat AA, fallen oil. ana
prices have declined &c. per bushel. sales of
10000 bushels az 500 for amber, and sSl.57 f)r
DC.aTare; white ranges from 50 81 to $3.50
Small saIgs Of Rye at 81 70C1l y. Corn Is scarce.
aud yellow is In good demand 81 81 TO- Oats are
active ana 5000 bushels Southern sold at S3r In
Barley and Malt no sales.
There has been a hrmer feeling in the Wool
Market but the demand has materially Increased.
The impression seems 70 Dc thai after the close
OF the Presidential cany IS, there will be a good
deal OF activity in this department of trade. rs
the stocks in the manufacturers hands are nuarr.
stood % be light, and the chances are genar,llly
believed 10 be in favor Of higher rather than n
lower prices. The severity OF the drought stlu
keeps over ono thousand sets of WOOllen macbln-
cry in lhC Eastern States idle for the want OF
water, even az the end Of OcOber, aud nothing
but full week of nCessant rain will hl the
streams ard the reservoirs, 50 rs to set the mlls
once more in fun motion. We adVlnss our
quotations cents u pound. Among she sales
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FIR O nj M S S O u ri.
The Recent Defeat Of Price.
ARREST OF GENERAL BROWN.

some hry additional prisoners arrived 10 toUY
'hs morning, captured by our fsrtes fron Pr.ge's
fe,reaiDE columns. These 9o,e takeu about forty
miles ou.. ldee's rolr0tt iyY9pJ-tsd 70 pe ~
procptlte The road Is lined gth his cast.o,f
pluEd2r. Wagons, uuygGs, egou tine e .tlra clau5q
wheels OF his batteries ave thrown aside 20 Sh.sn
their loads.
We laarn that General Plsaso1t0n D1t B3asral
Brown under arrest last week, aud turned h.
command over ~ tho r-lk.rc C3lU1ll Brown,
!. IS said, was jih-ofy, aud aisoDeysl orders IN
not attaching She enclv. as Dire .Jei, and figa-
sonIpn promptly relieved h,n,-H4Isas ClEy
Journal. Cti0I,y' .S
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CAPTURE OrTHE HGOCEADE.WI ySrI
NAVY SCIfif.EN..,,

AsN"H HbAhtsENNs.
NAsHNGToN, November "a despatch from
Admiral Porter, dated this morn.1;, communi.
Gates the intelligence OF the capture OF the block
ade-runner Lady Sh76'g on Friday night, Oeto.
her 2S, by the United States steamers E,2gy.
calypso, and Fort Jaahs2a.
She had $50 bales Of cotton aboard. anl is Of \
thousand tons bmthon. She is now as Bs,uf,rt
with her engines disabled. The stolne. is de-
'crlbed as beautiful rlddlo.whec vessel, bale
by Ash, OF London, for T. $. Bigoc.
Her engines are ofihrec hUndra horse power.
and she is reported ,e be very fast, making sew
enteon knots az hour.
She sailed from London IN August last, and
succeeded in entering Wilmington but WIS cap
tured Willie cudeAyori1S 20 r1n out The vessel
and cargo are estiml,ed 70 be woth 4. lclst
SSoOO0Q
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
90 addiaonal a. InleNqo.ee We Ml1d pa

(Eor additional Cdy Intelligence see Hird PAGE
STATE OF Thermometer To-DAY-SiX A. M,
A. Noon, 49. One 2. NJ, 42I. Wind, N, n. W.
--~s>-~,--s.o00>~~->y>~~~-a-0~S
DISHONEST DoNEsrIc.-This morning, Elvira
Bush, domestic employed at the residence Of
DIR. Behring, Ninth and Arch streets, was arrested
upon the charge of stealing a diamond ring,
valued at $500. She will have a hearing this
afternoon.
aDEoIsIoS.-This morning Judge Allison decided
that the officers of new election precincts elected
n October shall conduct the election in November,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05
2Al0 ON ROAD
IL Large Amount Of ProDertv
Stolen.
Z NEGRO SHOT AND CARS
FIRED.



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