Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE UNION!!

| PENNSYLVANIA FOR The UNl0N!!
The Maryland Constitution Carried
| VOORHEES, seat ConteHIed-Union
| majority in Ohio - ,255-Pennsyl-
vania 3,635. I'D.
New YORK, October ia Washing
ton special dispatch to the Tribune says
the majority for the new Maryland Con-
stitution is about five hundred.
Voorhees, of Indiana is reelected by
less than one hundred majority, but gross
illegality is charged, and the seat is to be
contested, which it is believed, will alter
the result.
CINCINNATI, October l7th.-Returns
from seyenty-thgee (73) counties in Ohio
give Union majority of twenty-seyen
thousand two hundred and seventy-five.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE h.
quirer says the returns of the Pennsylva-
nia election foot up Union majority on
the home vote, of three thousand six hum
dred and thirty-tive.
Prominent Business Houses Seized
by the Authorities in Baltimore aud
! Washington for COntraband Trade.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l7.-There was great
sensation here to-day, caused by the seiz-
ure BY the military authorities of several
large business houses, and closing the es-
adjustments. Nothing definite is known
regarding the cause, but it is said they are
engaged in contraband trade and rebel
mail carrying.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA number OF
Dry goods, Clothing and Shoe Stores were
closed to-day, by the military authorities,
and guard placed over them. The prin-
cipals and clerks were arrested on suspic-
ion of being engaged in selling goods to
blockade runners.
GansevOOrt Gobbles up MOseby'S Ar.
| fillery, ammunition, horses, and n
number of his men-PrOminent Sc
ccsh made prominent targets for
Secesh bullets.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l1.-Otticial infor-
nation has been received that on the
evening of Oct. 18th Col. Gansevoort, OF
the 18th n. Y. Cavalry, surprised Nose
by's command near Piedmont, Va, and
captured all his artillery, consisting OF
four guns, caissons, ETC., and also num-
Der of horses and prisoners.
A number of the Secessionists of Alex
andria have been placed upon the Ma
nassas trains, to run the risk of being shot
BY the bushwhackers, who fire on the
trains.
New way 10 stop Guerrilla Operations
| communication re.Opened win
Shcrman-Hc is making il hot for
Hood.
The New York Commercials special
dispatch says: Six northern counties in
Virginia are to be depopulated and the in
habitants sent to the rear, in order to pre-
vent guerrilla operations.
| C1Sc1NHATI, Oct. 1.-The Commer-
ciaFs Nashville dispatch says: Commu-
nication has again bten opened with Sher-
man. He was at Tilton, nine miles south
of Dalton, OIL Saturday l5th) at noon.
Hood left Dalton on Sunday afternoon,
| l6th) moving in the direction of Bridge
port, Ala. Sherman commenced moving
in the same direction, close on his rear.
No battle had been fought at last advices.
Chattanooga and Knoxville all Right
Late from kiIpatrick's Command
Aherman has Got Hood Where he
Wants Him.
No apprehensions arc felt for Chatta-
nooga or Knoxville. Sherman has over
one hundred days rations at Atlanta.
Knoxville has an abundance of provisions
to stand six months siege. The Chatta-
nooga Government storehouses are full OF
provisions, and there are large supplies
besides on the ground. Alilroy is at Tulla-
homa and Schofield at Chattanooga. A,
last advices General Fitzpatrick and his
cavalry was at Dalton.
Private advices from reliable source
say that on Saturday evening, the 18th,
Hoods army was between Dalton and
Lafayette, making for the latterplace, with
Sherman pressing him closely. Promi'
nent men say that Hoods last move places
him exactly in the position desired b!
Sherman"
Cavalry attack ON I.afayeIte-A Rebel
Rally-GO1d 22O.
LOUISVILLE, October 10th. - Chatta.
nooga advices say that Lieut.. Cruel o.
the Seventh kentucky, led scouting
party towards Lafayette, Ga, % miles
from there on Wednesday, 18th, and
drove small squad of rebels out Of the
town, and pursued them to their camp
capturing nine out of the eleven. The
rebels entered Resaca on Wednesday
morning, and took the only troops there
"a colored regimenD by surprise, the reb'
els Immediately thereafter moved on Dial
ton. On Friday, l4th, there was con-
siderable alarm at Chattanooga and ever!
able-bodied man was put to work on thu
Notifications.
| NEW YORK, October ia dispatch
quotes gold at 2l5@22l, and on the Iii
averaging 22O.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Decline of the Rebel Lonn - Mace
| Claims COburn'S stakes.
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