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THE RAID.
a REBEL FLIGET OF RUM0RS.


lFTom the Richmond Examiner, July 1871
Nothing Was talked Of yesterday but the
invasion Of Maryland, and by two o'clock In
the evening reports were as abundant. md
sensational as ever we have known them.
lbis vas the sum aud substance of the sso-
ries which were eagerly circulated with count
less variations.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF BALTIMORE,
Baltimore bad BEEN captured fifteen thou.
sand OF the natives, armed with brick bats
and bowie kniVcs, having assisted our troops
ir the assault.
WASHINGTON CARRIED DT STORM.
Washington, also, had been carried by
storm, aud Lincnln and his Cabinet taken
pr1soneTd This report Wue asserted to have
been confirmed by ! Ner York HeraM Of the
18th inst which great many people were
willing to swear, or bet al they were worth,
Aad been received and read ut the War De-
partment. We will not assert that there il
no truth IN the report Of the capture Of Wash
1pgton and Baltimore. Our armies in Mary
lshd are well calculated to take both places,
and whip every Yankee north Of tbs Potomac;
tHf Et r.tt-x contradict The report about the Her
aid No Northern pape-s of the 14th had
BEEN received in this city up to seven o'clock
last evening. and gentleman who left head.
quarters at Petersburg YESTERDAY, informs ia
that no paper later than the 18th had been
seen there.
NO EXCHANGE or PAPERS.
The most important thing that we learned
yesterday, in relation to our atf.irs in Nary
LAND, and the circunst Ance that convinccs us
that The work Of invasion goes bravely on,
was int lns Yankee troops, near Petersbug,
our troops, as they have been Of late In the
habit of doing, II our armies had met with
any disaster, or even check, the Yankees
would have been but to eager to furnish us
Win their newspaper accounts of the event.
s'wnAT MEAN THOSE cuEERs.''
The Yankees on part Of their lfne at
and hu1rrhiDs yesterday, that our ptcket5
called out to them to know what was the
matter. They replied that they had Just re-
ceiycd intelligence that 1000 Of our troops
hud been captured in Marylhnd. This may
be regarded as very moderate Ito, consider
ing the source from which It emanated.-
TIE LATEST REL1AB1E REPORTS.
The latest authentic intelligence We hare
from our troops In Maryland is derived from
q gentleman who arrived here last evening,
dirtct from the Rely House, ut which point
he lett the Matn body O1 our forces last Mon
day evening. He says he did not know
whether NE had taken Baltimore or not; but
choose to do it. This gentleman brought q
large quantity Of calicos and other goods.
Another gentleman, a blockade runner, who
left Washington on Monday evening mud ar-
rived here yesterday, reports that during Mon
dsy fourteen transports, loaded with Yankee
iDgton Star Of the evening Of the 12th was re-
ceiyed. a summary Of its news will be found
In another column.
THE VERY LATEST.
A letter dateu the 18th inst, received here
last night, from trustworthy gentleman In
Maryland, SAYS:
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PORT OF CHICAGO.
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seof kslph Campbell. DAVIS. Green Bay, ~ N 1uu-
ssar . SswhsI, Anderson. EaEl. narsor, 10 cosds
schr :rso cnazles Mlnsky, Mon,ssvoc "a ~ ,,nns~
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schr Er.ehne, W,lI1ns d;rsnd Haven. is ~ lunh~
sehr Antelope, Lynch Gsaao Haven. q erdl ahiasis
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will beat the transports on the Potomac and
the Chesapeake. have the fortihcattons o.
NeshiDgttn to storm, and siege to stand
there enonld he get inside.
We lose Richmond If We hold the Weldon
and Danyille raiIrcsis; we lose the railroads
If we We Richmond, OF we attack Grant in
his mighty trenches II We try to save both.
It Is true that Gen. Beaureggard could still
Keep south Of Grant, and prevent raids into
Carolina, but could not keep him from stop.
ping the saids south unless he has enough
men to attack Grant In reserve; and place
thinks he has. This ia a game with no pos
sible hinderance, perfectly plain to even un-
military comprehension as our OWL, and We
respectfully submit that there is no tun
in It,
poN'T CROW BEFORE WE ARE OUT or rHs
WOODS.
The writer Is aware, from personal obser-
walton THAT there Ii personal popularity
and enthusiastic devotion to Grant among
lis soldiers not equsled BY ANYTHING ever
seen In that army before-not surpassed In
the army OF Lee-aud very much like the
love OF the Old Guard Of Napoleon. There.
fore be can Hank and fight for some days yet
before they get tired Of it.
These are facts, mud plain as Iney are u Is
not In good sense to talk Of the trap that
Sherman occupies, or of the ouu.headed
Grant butting Lis brains ont against tue walls
Of Richmond,
When the supplies Of Sherman are cut OIL,
as re trust they will be, and the great raider
of Mississippi broken in battle or starved
out, begins disastrous retreat over the
country himself has devastated; when John.
6ton thunders on his flying rear, and Forrest
stops his flight; when the fords Of the Ton
nessee are In peril, and Chattanooga again
beeicged; when Western Tennessee looks
up IN hope, md johnson. the traitor, tren.
rfxyES w. +. r.. 4f %ArnSs
let US all tlap our wings and crow, and not
till then.
When Grant changes base in the Mcclellan
style, and Malvern Hill is again an altar ol
sacrifice, and our horses drink at the Poto.
mac and pasture IN Maryland, then let us
laugh h at tsBnll-headed Grant," and examine
the embrasures around Richmond for the
brlins he left about lnoRa
, 1864-07-22
WESTERN NEWS.
IOWA.

The Republicans OF johnson county held
their Convention at Iowa City, On Saturday
last. TWenty.one delegates were chosen to
| the Congressional Convention Of the Fourth
District, with instructions to vote for Hon.
| J. 3. Grinnell, as candidate for re- election.
The WaFello Repubiean says, during the
past week the hux has maoeits appearance at
| that place, assuming the form OF serious
| epidemic. One death occurred On Saturday,
and three On Sunday. The disease is mostly
| confined to children. It Ia also prevailing to
an alarming extent in the neighborhood Of
GrandvleW.
The keokuk Conssitution, In speaking of
the prevalence Of small pox in that city to an
alarming extent, says it Was spread by the
clothes Of smallpox patient, which wom-
an had taken to the river side to wash, and
which party Of Irish children stole whi1e
she was gone after washtub. So much for
dishonesty.
Counterfeits on the Dubnquc Branch Of
the State Bank are in circulation in some
| portions OF the State. The countezfeits are
los raised from the genuine2'
The County .Ireasnrer Of Monona coan-
ty has been robbed Of 8, 500. As their safe
was not broken open, and there being no ev-..
money, Mr, Holbrook, the Treasurer,
promptly paid the whole loss himself It Is
supposed the keys had not been properly
kept.
The iron for twenty miles Of the Waver1y
Railroad is now at Cedar Falls.
The Baptists at Independence, Buchanan
county, are building church at cost of
81 900 or 5000.
The hnrvest has not been 30 poor before In
W*lworth county for ten years.
Alfred, youngest son Of A. B. Finch, ESD,
of RucIne, wus drowned on the 18th by fall
! ing from thu North Harbor Pier.
A man named Cune Kicker, living near
Greenfield, was struck by lightning md kill
ed on Monday.
Crockett, the lion tanner attached to HoYe's
| Circus, had a piece taken out OF bis arm BY a
licness while exhibiting ut Madison. Some
| day he will lose bis head.
There was an important meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Chicago and Northwest
eEn Railroad, at Oshkosh, on Wednesday last,
at which it WIS definitely decided to COM
plete the Waupacca division of that road as
soon ne possible. As an earnest Of this in
! tention, not less than one hundred 1ahorers
have been put on the work, and another gang
| will be employed during the summer.
| The Green Bay Advocate says good deal is
doing there in ship building. The new steam
| or Geo. L. Dunlay, successor Of the Arrow,is
| nearly completed. Shingles aud lumber are
advancing. The June rains have enabled the
mill owners at Oconto to run down to their
mills ss.drive" of number of million feet
OF logs, and oil the mills are running again
at said place at the top of their speed. Lum-
bermen and others in Oconto county are
making preparations to cut large quantities
| OF hay from the prairie and lowlauds.
, 1864-07-22

VIC LAVE uIeaoy published a tuu synopsis
! Of the new Enrolment Law, but as the Pres.
ident has just made new call for half mil
lion Eof men, We print below the act in
full that al may understand its provisions.
1t viii be seen that the Government bounty
Is to be paid only to volunteers, and not to
drafted men or substitutes as many supposed,
Representative recruits" that is men who
60 as nominal Substitutes for persous mt
liable to draft, are, however, classed with
volunteers and will receive the bounty. But
!. there is one important ruling, yesterday
gwen, TO be noted, which puts changed
construction On one feature Of the law. The
Government cal1s Tor HALF 4 MILLION MEN.
and VIII hxVe that humber, Onc-thIrd that
number enlisttng at triple the period named
in the call will not ell the bill. So let It be
understood.
An "a At M o1 Congrcss further to regulate and pro-
S1de 1or the enrolling and calling out the National
toscee, and for other purposes.
Ffrst; The Pneeid-nt Of the United States may.
nis ut any time hereafter call for my
terms OF one, 1wo and three yearr for military SER
Tlce and any tuch volunteer, or In case Of draft,
o. hereafter provided, any substitute shall be
precinct, or election district OF county, toward
the quota OF which he may have yolu uteesrd
h o. enfaeea % a. substitute. and esery volunteer
changed, ebail receive and he paid oy the United
a s AND 81 ooun'T srT o 2,
ard It tor Of three years, unless eooner dis
ebatred, bounty or $500 -one-ih third Of which
being mustered into the service, onc-third ut he
expiration Of oIehalt Of his term of service, and
on onshifd u st ae expiration ol bis term Of
the refidne OF his bounty unpaid shall he na,d tC
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Tbs rece1pts today have bean nearly all seld, the
market closing this evening arm and scklye.

aOGs,-Reee!ved to-day abcat 17oo head. Entered
sales .419 head at 5s250$a65 mostly at S1oAa,a-sQ
per 100 lbs There Is bat little Improvement In the
previously limited supply which hss characterized
the market during the week Without consider
able improvement in the supply tomorrow and Sat,
utay the receipts for the present week Will be the
nghtest since the week ending March 18Th, which
amounted to 1861 hoKs- Th3 total supply for th .
present. week, up to this evening has only been
1924 hogs. Prices have consequently
ruled very 1r hut not with tat strong upward ten
dency which might have been anticipated. From
which is plain that with usual receipts tbs mar
ket would have dec1ned. The advance CT 10@t5c
quoted yesterday, has been fully sustained, bu: there
has been no further change Stock hogs have been
In falr request, With very few IN the market. The
principal sales ade to-day were 81 averaging 1oi
ut and u aycrsRng 1ao Ds at $625 100 ns, both
o. which were bought by J. Williams. There Is little,
Il any, stock remaining this evening un.old, the
market closing Iayorap1y for dIuveEs.
, 1864-07-22

THURSDAY ETEsNo. Juy q. 1861.
BEEF GATTLE-Recetved to-day abont ,20O Ohead.
Entertd sale. SIS bead at chtady at ssoo
@75o per 1s0 lbs. Tho Beef Cattle market today
been more sctve than during any previous day OF
this week, bns With Lighter supply than On laat
ThursdAy, and q more active demand. Sales htya
been made at advance Of 1sassc on nediun to cx
t.a grades On the previous quotations the market
The Weather has been most. favorable for business
brtsht and not too warm, 80 that stock Gnu be re-
moved with greater safety and less damage. Specu-
1stot1 and shippers have been buying more f-selg.
eydeut1y Dua1 ced by the fact that at present there
is no unsod Beef Cattle either in Aosny, Brtghton
or New York. Medium to primo gradea are also IN
fair demand, but exclusively for army caasunps.on
Tnere has been general complaints made during the
week tbs scarcity Of this csasa Of stocB Il s how
ever alleged as AEON fof these limited recslpts By
brokers and commission agents. that the cont1ac-
tdrefar army calears too anxious for large PROFITS
and consequently do not etfer sufficient Inducements
tn droyers to bring In STOCK at the low prices they
ere row paying for It, this ts the casA, 1t Ia quite
clear that contractors must be little more liberal
thar views, and then the officially will be got over.
ha supply uf Cows and their Steers has been larger
thsn during last veek; thers is only very small de-
snd fir this description OF stock sad prices ran1e
from 32aa4:oo q 1d0 ns. Good shipping Cattle are
st1 In limited receipt. The following are the p.1n.
e,pI sales mada durtEg the week:
: Wallwork and Mallory sold Marks d Co. Is hasd
extra Illinois steers, averaging 1.o1s NJ. at x7to
spragus sold Macpherson Is head fair and 1 yeAs
old stsera, Illinois. a7etaRing 42 ns, ai &723 Johu
AdAns sold Roaeathal IT, head very extra lows
s.eeza. averaging 800 ns. a. x75; ". ]. Tlden sold
Resenthal LIZ head extra Iowa nteeFs, averaging
Ms. at S7s0 leech ecld Rosentha1 IS head Illinois
1tee1r aSe1agnR 1 Nd At s76o leeeh sold Eisraaa
52 head Illinois tteets, extra grade, averaging l2.s
d. at $685. ]. Adars sold Rosenthnl 90 head inofz
eteete fed By j. d. Norris, Bureau equity averaging
122 ns at 1a00t nud Harris Bold Walx1I Co Il be ead
very extra Illinois steers, averaging 2a5 Ms, At 0
p 1L0 ns livexetEht-
Tbs receipts today have bean nearly all s2ld, tht
market closing tnis evening arm and active.
HKKr EATrLK 4ALXa To-nAY.
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FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.
Rescue OF Union Prisoner4-Cnpture
Of a Rebel Ufilcer-A sa..axs on N'uate
Gk1EAF,

Ok TIE Mlss1ss1rrI RlvEn, NEAR MExrnts, +
July 7th 1864.
Having Just returned from trip down the
river, send You the following items, which
will probably be Of interest to your readers.
On our trip down, when about ten miles be-
low Helena, we were hailed by two men who
we're coming towards Us on plank. The
small boat was lowered and sent after them.
They proved to be two Union prisoners just
escaped from Grenada, Miss. Their names
were Lieut.. james Miller, company A, 55th
q. s. C. T., and private Joseph Gould, COM
pany A, 9th Minnesota regiment. They were
with Sturgis at the time of his defeat, and
were captured at White Station, about seven
miles from Memphis, to which place they
journey, and on the last day they stopped ut
house, the owner Of which proved to be
Union man. he gave them lodgings, and in
the morning gave them compass and sho +.
ed them the way to the river. The reason
they started out on plank was to attract at
White river, the Captain Of which sent them
to Memphis. They gave US reason for get
ting away, that they were tired of prison life,
and did not care about going further South,
as the order was to transfer them for fear
the Union forces might capture the place.
CAPTURE OF REDEL OFFICERS.
Lieutenant Shall, Of the gunbo:t 'Romeo,"
captured rtbcl officer at Gaines' Landing.
HE name is Captain Edwin Barr, "a distant
relation ot Aa1on,) q member of General
MaEmaduke's stAE He was on furlou.h
and had come to this place to visit relation
Lieutenant Shall being informed OF this TACT
cent out squad and captured him. He Was
sent up on the "Bro~n" to Captain PEN
mock, and by this time is enjoying himself at
the Hotel de Alton at Uncle Sans expense.
He had very little to soy tor himself or the
played out Confede1acy.
WHITE RIVER.
Since the capture of the gunboat Queen
City trouble has been expected from the
rebels at Duval'6 Bluff, and for the purpose
of CLEANING them out an expedition under
command Of Cdrtain Phelps, Of the navy, left
White River settlement on Friday, July Is,
for Duyal's Bluff, forty miles from the mouth
OF the river. It consisted Of the monitor
Neosbo, and gunboats Mound City, Hastings,
and Peri, With the following transports
which were pressed into the Government
Albert Pearce, J. L. Ewing, .Kenton, Kate
mains to be seen. The statement In the
T.n.ts that the " rebso captured the guns Of
the Queen City is false. The Tyler came up
Just in time and cleaned the 'srebs'' out and
capture back two OF the guns Of the Queen
City; the rest were lost when she was burn
ed. Nearly all the crew were stripped when
retaken by the Tyler. More anon.
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J 0fHls lss...-..--.1o5 ..
There are many rensons why this table is
not perfectly reliable basis for calculation,
among which are: l. The Democratic party
was divided in 1860, by virtue Of which sev-
eral States were carried by the Republicans.
2. In the twenty-four States specified, a.
92G votes were cast for Bell and Everett,
nearly all Of which will pro badly be given to
the opposition candidates this year. 8. The
Republican party is divided now, while the
opposition {hy which term We mean all wi1
are not attached to either wing of the Re
publican partly is united, and Ii not likely
to 1nn the risk Of another defeat bf division.
4. New jersey is q Democratic State. and 1t
Ia rot probable that its electoral vote will bo
divided, as was the case four years ago.
We have alluded to the reynlsion in the
popular sentiment which took place two
years sluce. The country had been cheered
by great Victories in the west and southwest:
but go much Was made of the failure Of the
caDpain In Virginia, the so.called arbitrary
arrests by the administration, the repeated
calls for soldiers, the heavy taxation, and the
depreciation Of the cnrreDcy, that the oppo-
sltion succeeded in carrying the five largest
States IN the Union, every one Of which have
previously voted Tor Mr.. Lincoln. As mat
ter Of curiosity, we append table giving the
Republican majorlties in those States In 1860,
and the opposition majorlties in 1862:
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Al "a ~ o| Gratn 5tporfe IL kais Hsu-ktt ftpoft
ars On Ed,a or 2e s'ordr< per tushel, u'slkss
olhertciee tk1tsc. E33vr u so.d d&1lrtrsd uz4kss
oth4f1etss stdfsd.
TuuraoAr EVENING. July q. 1sA.
FREIGHTB-HEA1A FEx1anTs -pecliaed Ac
rtr buehei, The tDEtEeMtn nts to'fsy wete - iol-
lOub:-To EuPTALo :-nyfY CONN eTcs, ,chf. la-At
oit E, !: Bssnde!d VESSELS {n4msa rnyasA}-all
with corr. It Size. To oswEoo:-9chr kmen, with
cotu, At lzc+
sLAH AND RAr1" "FRx1uErs.-The-e "a ycr7 ur:lo
doing anA takea Ie atetdy. Ho quofs:
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MARINE INTRLLIGENCE.

FROM LIVERPOOL n1Rrc7.-Tho harkantiae Wiz
r.itte. Csps- Rorert Fo1-n. OF Cunningham, Saw {.
CO . line, arrived At this port on sunday. This ves.
eel nnth craft. and wAs but L. Clcvel.nd IN
81 In = days. and atsppinK y Kingston on tbs way
ftom sontresa % unlosd. Ihn remainder Of hes car.
ent ordss. tbs csusisnosatA to bs;z0it Wera "a
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Should the opposition carry these States
in the full, 1t y ould nred but the seven cleo
toral votes Of New Jersey to elect It's candid
ate, to say nothing of Kentucky. which the
Republicans entertain little hope Of carrying.
Bnt this result IS not very probable one.
Last year the Democrats we're defeated In
these States by majoritles varying from fl
teen to one hundred thousand, SO there can
be no accurate calculation as to the result In
November. We're the election held to-day
.lr. Lincoln would carrg 1t by q large major
ity, thoug h We think not so large Us that
which he could have obtained two or three
months since; and 1t ia within the range of
possibility-we do not saY probability
events mny shape themselves In such way
as to cause a reyulsion Of public sentiment
from regarding the administration with fa-
Tor to dlscarding it ut the polls.
1t is plain, from what has been said, that
the great struggle will be in the States Of
Illinois, Indiana, New Yofk, Ohio, and Penn
sylyania- Both the Republicans and the Op~
position have strong hopes OF carrying
them. If We were TO arrange in tabular form
the respective estimates of these two parties
as regnfds the States each claims that 1t will
carry, and those which each considers doubt
ful, they would stand thus:
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~ Mr. Lincoln, in private conversations
previous to the issue of the new call for
500, 600 men, recognized all the elements of
dissatisfaction that measure Was likely to
bring with it aud to breed; but he stated
most emphatically that the men were needed,
and must be had, and that should he fail in
consequence, he would have at least the
satisfaction OF going down with the colors
fising.
, 1864-07-22

F It Is now stated that tho Fung Suey,
which sailed from St john few days ago,
il an right, her clearance being really for
China and all correct.
, 1864-07-22
CHICAGO LUMBER, MARKET.

THURSDAY EvEs1No, July 2f, 1854.
LUMBEI:-Received yesterday. 2.s50.0.o feat. The
eupply during the week has bsen heavier than usual
In Of the want Of dock and the We.
weather Of the earlier part Of the week, the market
has tee1 dull and considerably less active. sevesnl
cargoes are still held On owuers' account, who are
willing to concede the reduction In prices which
has taken place. Tn good lumber we note decline
Of $l0c@1 50 per Co feet. aud ot S1Elp1 pr LOCO
feet on COARSE RATED and inferior cargoes.
SHNGLEs-Rece1yed yesterday. ynoo,o 900. u rket
moderately active and very firm at our previous quo
tations.
LATH-Received yesterday $4,000 pcs. In fair de-.
maud and firm at previous quotations.
CARGO BALES TO-DAY
Cargo sthr. Henry HaEez, from Oconto, Fold By
NhltcoEb. 10000 feet lumber, strips at s2ioo; car
70 Jcseplene Dresden, from Muskeson, sold By C. B.
NhIte oo teet lumber. .scautltng and olsts Mt tl50
cargo schr Areo. from Green Bay, sold BY Col Loo
mia $500 feet lumber, y stIps. balsnce Joists aud
acantng, at $3.50; cargo echr. A1miza, from White
River, sold by o. Brewster. 1910 feet coarse, rated
lumber, at $li.00; cargo 6chs. Humboldt, from Mus
keEon, told by Hart Maxwell, 90 feet RATED mix
ed lumber II strps. at 80 st. balance at SIG cargo
schr. Be1oit. from Muskegon, sold BY Hart 4 Mar
we'll, 600 ct coarse lumber at 5lZ2s; part cargo
sehr. Abs, rom Grand R1ver sold BY Garr1ck, 10000
saved shingles A., at $a5o.
The fn11twfnp arr fhf Yard nf1rpA.
, 1864-07-22

Total number Of electoral votes 81
Necessary to choice .116
Leaving out Of view, for the present, Kan
sas and West Virginia, which have been ad-
mitted to the Union since the last Presiden-
tinl election, If the electoral votes of the re-
maiping States should be the same rs they
were In 1850, the result would be;