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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Matters Mt 1IemphIs-Retnrn Of Prfz-
0ners from 1exas-General lntell1~
Eence-NIob in Metropolis.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRO, Monday, Nov. H.
From the captain and clerks Of the steamer
Marble City, I am in receipt Of Memphis
dates to the 18th inst, and correspondence Of
the same dnte,
About fifty Of the 8th New Hampshire
infantry, for d long time prisoners at Tyler,
Texas, returned to their command in Natchcz,
Last week Thursday. They Ind hard time
Of it while in the Confederate prisons. They
we're escorted from the steamer to their quar-
tiers by thcir:old comrades and the 18th Ohio,
on their arrival at Natehez landing. Some
twenty-five more Of the 9Th New Hampshire
through misunderstanding, we're left below
awaiting transportation.
CAIRO, Monday, Nov. 1.-the steamer
Paulina Carroll was fired into at Buck Island.
A gunboat was shelling the place when the
Lima passed.
cotton and one hundred barrels Of coffee
Two hundred bales Of the cotton and the
coffee were for Cairo. The remainder Of the
cotton WAS for st. Louis.
Scyernl attempts hare been made to cross
Texas cattle over the Mississippi river for
| General Banks. Learning that the main herd,
numbering about three thousand, strongly
guarded, had crossed B1ack river, Colonel
| Fnrrar, commanding at V1dalia, started in
/ pursuit Of them, but the enemy hearing oi
| This movement, broke camp, and moved the
cattle beyond the river. Fnrrar, however,
| dashed into and crossed the river, aud rode
| down the guards, capturing one-third Of the
cattle, and dispensing the remainder. he
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From Springfeld---The E2ec-
ton Returns in Illinois.
THE GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION
At FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival of the PirateEs1or
and Her Captor.
CUR NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DIS
PATCh---HlGHLY IMPORTANT
NEWS SUMMARY.
Latest Intelligence and Aspects Of the
SItuatton-A Rebel Hint. =
Especial Dispatch TO Tie wee+o1a r-~-~1

Especial Dispatch 10 Tie Weeto-n pre-~1
new Yonk, Monday, Nor. 14-midnight-
apart from the rebel announcement thai
Hood is marching on Chattanooga, the latest
authentic intelligence received here is that he
had passed the Tennessee river, but has not
yet crossed the Coosa river, and even If he
las done so, he will probably find Gen. Thom'
as' army, or some other army In his front.
At all cyents, he will meet with sufficient
force to prevent him from making Injurious
progress.
No dispatches have been received from
Sherman for several days past, for the reason
that he is now beyond means Of immediate
communication with Washington. That part
Of the country In which he is now operating
will afford him ample subsistence and sup
plies without the trouble of transportation.
By tlis time he may be far beyond the points
vher. +he enemy; in formidable numbers, can
do him harm. 81: :.
It is not known how. long our forces may
continue to occupy Atlanta. This will de-
mend upon circumstances soon to be develop
cd. Whatever may be sherman's programme,
gentlemen who are good judges Of military
matters anticipate damaging results to the
enemy. 80.
THE REBELS HEAR FROM SHERMAN.
FORTRESS MONROE, Monday, Nov. IL
The Richmond papers Of Friday, 11th, urge
upon their readers the necessity Of being pre-
pared for startling news from Sherman. It
appears evident from the tone Of their edito-
rails, that they are already in possession Of
intelligence which they withhold.
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marked with numbers, aud a registry kept 50
as to represent the name, regiment, ald
State.
The same PAPER says our forces have fallen
back from Plymouth.to Rainbow Bend, Roam
oke river. Plymouth was nearly entirely de-
stroyed by fire during the bombardment of
after the evacuation.
Washington, We think, has been evacuated
By our troops and occupied by the enemy, but
we have no apprehensions Of anything In the
shape OF formidable advance, as the force Of
the enemy a1e not equal to the task.
SUIT AGAINST GEN. BUTLER.
Messrs. s. d 4. ". Smith, bankers In New
Orleans, this morning appealed for, and oh.
tanned an attachment against Gen. Butler In
the sum Of $3.50, 900, on account Of Selling all
t. their a, funds and private property, sna $4,000
say defendant returned au but the coin, which
they allege he converted to bis own use. Sub
sequently the subject was served with d writ
Of attachment, on account Of the property
willcd to Gen. Butler by his brother.
THE NEW ERA II MARYLAND.
The Post's Washington special says: Plant
crs in the lower counties Of Maryland, have
agreed to pay their former slayes annual
wages, varying from $50 to Sl00.
MARKET AATTERa.
The stock market has taken an upward bound.
There is, however, no speculattve tone, though
ope fatfonB nro chfedy confined to brokers'. NO
special cause Is assigned for tho movement. Tho
etrcet Ia unusually free from rnnors. The entire
RAILWAY list Ia active, especially Erle. Reading,
Michigan Southern and Northwestern.
Goods continue very active, and regain the high
er Ggure-
Bunk stocks and railroad bonds arc dull. In
mining stocks the chief movement WIS In Quick
silver and 11ariposa.
The gold market Is unusually devoid Of specula-
ton. Transactions arc In smal1 amounts, and no
movement Is apparent for either a rise or fall.
There Is some buying for the Wednesday steamer,
but chiefly In small amounts. Dealers are gene
rally confident Of the pcEmancnce Of high prices
u Money one; is in good SUPPLY and quite easy. There
Is fair demand from stock purchasers, which Is
promptly met at z cent. Insome instances short
foans are offered below that rate. Discounts more
easy.
Transactions in foreign exchange arc light, there
being no importers demand for the Wednesday
steamer.
Petroleum stocks are very dull.
LATER.
NEW ToRK, Nov 14.-Gal1aGer's: stocks steady.
Gold closed at IA II, market strong. n. 7. Cen.
12G 81; Erie 103 II; Hudson III SO; Reading
1888 Ii; Mich. Cent 1s9; II. 8. y; III. Cen. 1914;
Pitts. 1084 Cleyc. & To1. III LII r, Isl. 10S "a;
Northwestern IS L.; Fl Wayne 1851; Ohio and
Miss. certificates, ii; Canton, 344; Cumberland,
5f; Quicksilver, SO -. Marfposa, 50; Gold 2i4F.
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4 large number OF packages for the army
have arrived at the Washington Post Oiflce
with the wrappers destroyed or the addresse:
80 mutlated that they cannot be forwarded,
and are therefore sent to the Dead Letter or
fec. It is officially suggested that persons
sending packages write On a card the full ad-
dress and fasten it securely to the contents oi
The package, inside the wrapper, and this will
secure prompt delivery.
ARREST OF REBEL spY.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. 14.-0n satur-
day night, the 5th inst, a man giving his
name as George Peterson, and supposed TO be
rebel Spy or mail carrier, was arrested at
Alexandria, having been tracked from Canada
By detectives. He WAS dressed in citizens
clothes fray pantaloons, long, black over
coat, and steel mixed cap. He was Inst Fri
day night committed to the Old Capitol.
THE DRAFT IN TIE DISTRICT.
The draft will be resumed here tomorrow
for $50 men, to fill the deficiency in the quota
Of this city.
THE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE.
An official statement shows thnt the definite
of Congress at the last session
amount to $135, Goo Coo. The indefinite ap-
cannot be estimated but com
raratiyely they nre not large. To the sum
should be added permanent appropriations,
which are mainly for interest on public debt,
md will exceed 800 ,000, 900.
GENERAL RANKS.
The friends Of Gen. Banks say he will return
to Louisiana-thBt there is no foundation for
the Cabinet rtlmOrS concerning him.
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New YonK. Monday, Nov. 14.-The Rich
mond Gntinel Of Friday says the latest dis
patches from hood make no mention of the
light at Decatur, which the Yankees claim Us
victory. Bcauregard is with Hoods army,
and will remain with it throughout the cam-
raign: S.,o.s f4on, uooa renresent him arms, t1c
Tennessee River, with things going Us well as
tho heart could wish. Hood enters on his
campaign with The finest army ever marshall
led. # is larger in nambers, better in gen
erals, the troops in finer spirits than ever
known before.
TEE REBEL CONGRESS.
NEW YonK, Monday, Nov. 14.-1n the rebel
Senate resolutions have been offered that it is
sound policy to employ negroes In tile army,
in all positions except soldiers.
: In the House there was sharp debate on
Foote'S resolutions denouncing Davis recon-
mendation Of repeal Of tie exemption to
editors Of newspapers and their employees
from military service. The resolutions were
finally referred.
Resolutions have been offered in the rebel
Congress to fix the price Of provisions for citl-
zens By commissioners, the same as is done
for the army, and to grant amnesty to per
sons hostile to the rebellion, provided they
will now support it,.
In the rebel Congress, Oh Friday, Sparrow,
of Louisiana, offered q resolution proposing
that Congress shall enact, as var measure,
that prices assessed for the army by Commits
sioncrs Of Assessment shall be the prices es-
tablished for all citizens of the Confederate
States, and any person who shall chnrge DIFF
fercnt prices shall be deemed guilty Of q Grim
inal of[cnse. The reason given for such legis.
lntion is the cxhorbitant rates now charged
by farmers md dealers in produce.
.Foote, of Tennessee, proposed to offer d
complete amnesty to all citizens and residents
Of the Confederate States who heretofore have
been hostile to their cause, who are now will
ing to take an obligation to support the GOV
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FROM ST. PAUL.


. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune]
ST. PAC1. MEs., Monday, Nov. II.
We were favored with the first SNOW Of the
season last night and this morning, It fell
from four to six inches deep, but il melting
rapidly.
Gov Miller las issued Proclamation Offer
ing $500 reward for the arrest Of Patrick
McG1.in, the 1Eishman who murdered the SOL
dirr mar here on election day.
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FIR 0yf FORTRESS MONROE.
The Great Nava1 E1pcditlon--Its FL
NIL Review.

WAsu1SG7oE, Monday, fNov. IA The
Co'nnen iars Washington special says Assist
ant Secretary Fox, With other officials, have
gone to Fort Monroe to view the immense
fleet assembled there under command Of Ad-
miral Porter: 1t is fur lthc ia1Iscst armada
cvrr collected for single expedition since the
pared With the full complement Of men and
guns Oh board. How soon the feet will sail
liz known only to the Admiral
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,]
WAsH1saToE, Monday, Nov. II.
FROM TIE SHENANDOAH.
Tic Shenandoah Valley has been the scene
Of another considerable engagement. On So
turaay, Sheridan sent the enemy w1irling
through Front Royal, capturing many prison
CTS, two guns and large number Of horses
MILITARY EIE111GEScE:
Cen. Rawlings reached Washington today
from the west and proceeded Immediately to
tho front. Gen. Burnside also arrived today
and held long interview with the President.
Gen. Banks remains in town, but does not
vet know his designation. All runors set
aflcat about his relieving Secretary Wellcs in
the Navy Department ere pronounced r1dlcu-
lous.
TEE NORTH TRIAL
The trial Of Col. North Gov. Sesmour's
soldiers-votes-sEindlcr, was proceeded with
to-day.
ILLNESS OF SECRETARY STANTON.
Secretary Stanton continues to be too i'll to
attend the Department.. Meantime Assistant
Secretary. Dana is efficiently performing his
duties.
cAPTuREQ coLoRs. 4-.,'-
Alonzo Smith, Tth Michigan, and sergt.
Daniel Murphy, 10th Mass, Of the I'd Corps,
Aaye presented the Secretary of War with the
battle-aags Of the 2oth and 47th North Caro-
lima regiments, captured by them at Hatchie's
Run, Oct. 9th. The Secretary cordially
thanked them, ind ordered medals Of honor
to be presented them for their gallantry.
TIE CAPTURE oF r1m FLORIDA.
There is renewed radical difference Of sen
timent between Secretary Seward and Secre-
tary Welles, in regard to the capture Of the
Florida. The Secretary Of the Navy insists
that the Florida is pirate and outlaw, and
clearly and properly 1iablc to capture without
Infringement of the International law. Mr.
Seward is reported to take issue on the point.
SECRETARY DEsS1soS.
Gov. Dcunison has taken possession Of the
elegant residence on the west side OF 1afay-
ette square.
New YORK, Monday, Nov. 1.-THE Hera1Fs
Washidcton special says: 4 private note
from City Point states that reports from the
ie1t sav the enemy were massing heavily there
on Friday, and an attack On that wing was ex-
pecttd.
WASHINGTON, Noy. Gen. stoughto on and
staff arrived here from the front this morning,
where he has been engaged for the past ten
days in superintendiug the taking up OF the
1ailroad track, which win perhaps no no% ~ pc
| abandoned. Trims make regular trips only
Union Mills, from Alexandria.
TREASURY MATTERS. -;
The Treasury Department Is still sending
| out copies Of thc appeal Of the Secretary in
behalf Of the 7.30 loan. Subscriptions LAST
week amounted to nearly three millions:
Subscriptions to the 104 1oan have nearly
ceased. =.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. H.-!Tho cir:
cult Court Of Virginia convened IN Aexandrta
Today, for the second time since the breaking
ont Of the rebellion. The docket Is very
lengthy, mostly Of persons who have been 40
ing business without taking the required oath
Of allegiance.
TIE ILLNESS OF LORD LYONS.
| WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. 14.-The at
tending pbysfcian Of Lord Lyons denies Thai
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UFF OLD FOtNT COMFORT, Va NOV. Z.
The large feet Of war vessels in thu Roads has
been tho center Of nu observation for some time.
Wilmington. Admiral Porter, who commands the
North Atlnntic Blockadin.. Squadron, has been
here about three weeks getting the Hcet ready for
service, They are putting chanH along their sides
to protcct their machinery, as tho Kcarsa1ge was
when she fought the Alabama. There arc four
fsates, several sloops Of war. four monitors. the
md a In.7-e number Of Ernboats Of all classes
1eady 1e% : now. M The Vanderbilt came IN Wednesday,
but lucy heard tie Tallahassee vas of the eaGss
tnr1rta5 ronnitnr has also arrived from Boston.
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New Hampshire.
IFrom the Concord N. Il. Independent Democrat
Nov. 10Th.

From the Concord N. Il. Independent Democrat
Nov. 10th.l
Below we giyc returns from $50 towns n
This State, which foot up, for Lincoln, 2, 81
for cClellau, oG, ,S18 Lincoln's majority thus
far, o,253. These returns ore those Of the
home vote merely, and are compared with the
heavy vote Of last spring, when thousands Of
our soldiers voted at home, on fnrlough, who
are now absent bnt with the right to vote in
the field; and when, moreover, other thou
sands voted, who under the last call for troops,
Of their country. From these wc arc yet to
hear, and hear 4 good report, too. New
Hampshire has done well.
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The military situation is full Of interest and
the waning campaign will not close without
some startling and signal event in tho broad
4heatrp Of war. At Fortress Monroe, the
monster feet, long preparing, is reported in
readiness for speedy movement. It will be
1be most formidable naval expedition Of the
wnr a comparison, which, made with re-
1ncrnbrance Of the former great undertakings
of Rnrnside and Banks, means something.
Nc do not reeard 1t rs certain that it is in
tended for wilmington. It's efficiency and
1,,,v,, IN t1,c rebels vii be best enhanced by
the existing doubt as to Its precise aestlna.
tion. We believe 1t will form q part o1 some
grand combined movement, tae result ol
which will tell powerfully upon Inc 'nn1ls
situation, Of which Grant VIII soon pe ,ne
master. He is not proposing to seek H1n'ef
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THE WcA.1It in Kansas.

er. JOSEPH, Mo-, Monday, Nov. 14:-Lin-
coin received about 10000 yotcs in Kansas; ;
ford is elected Governor, and Clark for Con-
Erc6S.
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quarters for his troops get, until blows have
been struck, damaging and disastrous to the
hybernation of the rebels,

quarters for his troops get, until blows hare
been struck, damaging and disastrous to the
hybcrnation Of the rebels.
The part Gen. Sherman is to rlay in this
programme Is not yet fully established,
though. already 50 forcshadowed as to fill
loyal minds every where with hopeful and yet
anxious expectation. Wereccntly referred TO
what We bellcvcis the cprojcct fGen. Sherman,
giving in outline the main points Of his pre-
sent Undertaking as they Ind reached us. We
no reason to change our views. The rumorcd
intention to destroy Atlanta may not yet
have been carried out. Indeed, it would seem
as If tlis would be likely to be deferred until
the last moment, ,{and when the menace Of tic
enemy should make It The desired alternative
for the small force left behind But We be-
lieye that the news Of the next few
days, and first from rebel sources,
will develop the real naturc Of Gene
raj Thomas movement, now confessed
BY our Washington dispatch to be in the dark
he having cut himself off from all comnuni-
cations He Will next be heard from as men-
aclng from the rear the rebel coast line Of de-
fcnec, ut some chosen point, at which the
great feet from Fortress Monroe may co-opc-
rate with him. Sherman has moved boldly
out to subsist his army upon the cnemy's
country. He goes with veteran army ready
for rough riding, long marches and hard fight
ing, and when next heard from 1t will prorc
in how good stead the known qualities Of the
commander and his troops have served the
countrV
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Good for Henry County.

Especial Correspondents Of the Chicago TribEne.l
CAMBRIDGE, Henry County, III, Nov. II, 1sa4.
The Union minority in Henry county is 9, 100
The official vote will increase this two OF
three votes.
: In 1860 our majority was l 400. We have
sent 500 men to the war. Have ne not
done well this years Only one town went
Democratic, and that By only two majority. =
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.


Illinois Election jorlty
Over 30.000--Jehu B1kcr ElcCtcxl-.
Death of The Copperhead Register.
, 1864-11-15

The War In the Southyyest--Geaernl
Sanbornss Report--Ncsvs Summary.
, 1864-11-15

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. A.-The at
tending physfcian Of Lord Lyons denies that
the Illness Of the latter Is Of as serious and
, 1864-11-15
t:D O'CLOCK, A. II.
FROM NEW YORK.

Our Midnight Dispatch--HIIgh1y In.
tcrchttng News Summary.
, 1864-11-15

The Treasury Department Is still sending
out copies Of the appeal Of the secretary n
behalf Of the 7.30 loan. Subscriptions last
week amounted to nearly three millions
Subscriptions to the 104 1oan have nearly
, 1864-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Gen- stoughton and
staff arrived here from the front this morning,
where he has been engaged for the past ten
days in superintending the taking up OF the
abandoned. Trims make regular trips only
IInian Mills from Alexnudtia.
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Destorcstel the Russian Minister, is charged
by the Car to go to Mexico and congratulate
Maximillian on his accession to the throne.
This fact elicits very general surprise and re-
grcts, although it is Considered more Of d.
plomatic formality than Of political signif-
canoe. Dcblouded, the Belgian Minister, has
arc engaged in preparations for the excursion
The Norfolk Old Domiaton Of the 10th says !:
uTfis morning over 500 'dcscrters came over
in q body, on the extreme right Of the rebel
,,oAitiOn.ss
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WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. 14--Tho Cir
cult Court Of Virginia convened in Alexandria
today, for the second time since the breaking
ont Of the rebellion. The docket Is very
lengthy, mostly Of persons who haye been DO
ing business without taking the required oath
OF allegiance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-24
LEGAL NOTICE

ON The ed day Of March, AID. 1884, petition was
" hledin the office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of the oounty OF Montgomery aud tho
state Of Ohio, by Jo eph sohoek, Elizabeth Wykoh
Daniel W. Young, and Augustus Ursehell, which PEE
tition Is n pending in said Court the object and
running between lots No. no and l76i also, between
lots No ls3 and ls4 In the town Of Mlamisburg, in
said county. running from lain street 10 southeast
direction, interseetlng alley running north and
south and irOTn thence east Canal street. a. the
next term OF the said Court application VIII De maze
ADAM CLAY,
Nav 10 1854 -dlwaw4 Attorney tor Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-24
@e0tcal.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

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are among the prime pal causes of impunty Of the
blood The symptoms are giddiness, headache, con-
us I'D thoughts, eyes dun end heavy drows suess con-
st patton Of the bowels bad taste In the mouth, foul
tongue liver complaints, pains in the back and legs,
Oss of Appetite sleepless nights, colo, cramp pain
and ughtness Of the chest heartburn gout and rheu
matism, pu King and purRng, chills and fevers
or less accompanying these and long train OF troub
lesome and dangerous affections. all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking a few doses OF Dr.
5TRICKLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
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the stomach, bowels and liver in healthy condition
They particularly suitable for chronic and
diseases. Every amily and every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, as many dseases OBJ
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cine and can be taken at any time without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold by AL druggists semitic any part receipt
Of twenty Ave cents and stamped envelope, address,
ed DR.. STRICKLAND, east Fon fth street. Cincnna
| Ii, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-24
LEGAL NOTICE

ON the ad day Of March, AID. 1864, petition was
[ tBled jp me Office OF the Clerk OF the Court Of
Common Pleas OF the county Of Montgomery and the
state of Ohio, BY jacob Pontius which petition is now
nendna in said Court, the object and prayer Of VIII h
E ~ " ate he alley between lots No and the full
angth of fhose lots running east and west, 10 the
totrn Of BRIDGEPORT In said county, at the next term
y, " ~, w ac.srdineiy ADAM CLAY,
May ", is64-dlwaw4 Attorney iof fenhonei'