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RY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACAN,
AND 10TH STREET WEaT

CHAMSEKr SALE OE sAhUABLE VACANT
SD zS1s aFH HHH sFSGEF WEsr STREET NORTH
Pursuant to . decree of the Supreme Court Of the
ss@s s%ss5 fs;d $.5,
Sss5 g
TIE ds;erissd pieces Ss ground su.ts IN
fs Ss % aos Fl
that width the depth Of M said lot lot nnAs 'a'A WIN
And the north part of Lot II, in same square,
iith strest west and running baci with that width
the depth of the lot. =
bel shs
the residue IN six and twelve months with interest
notes With security a Be Efsn WITH
retained lien on the premises.
days thsreafter. the trustee ressr1ss the rsht to
resell ne property on which deisult ts shall be
a. Cost Of sonveyances and stamps to be paid by
eoass ,1s 1sHE T. k6hhrpG5o 5o ost3sss:
a QSI1I9oSsI SALE OF coNDEMNsD HOSPITAL
MEDICAL PgRyEYoa's OFFICE,
w;u ,a s,,, WAsHnINsIoS, D C., October 8; 1854.
keepers Depot, corner F and Eighteenth streets,
ouASAi$Hr 81 h6stffxls SstGGs; ,sts stsstrun,
Consisting Of Iron Bedsteads, Hair Pillows,
Sheets, Blankets, Stoves. Chairs, Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Empty Boxes, &C., DC
These articles have been condemned as unfit for
Hospital use
Terms Cash, in United States currency.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
By order Of Major General Au9ur,
O. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon q. 8. A. Med'l Purv'r.
oct 8 I'd Depot of Washington.
a U0TIoN SALE OF CoNDEMNED HORSES.
ouARIrRMAs1ER GEN, g OFFICE ,lsr DIvIsIos.l
a1 WASHIHGfoN CITY, October ]. 1884 (
WIN be sold at Public Auction, to the highest
oldder, at the time and places named below, Wis:
=, SMif1in, Pennsylva vania, THURSDAY, October la,
Wilmington. Delaware. THURSDAY, October 20,
York. Psnnsylvania. THURSDAY. October n,
Two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, At each
These horses have been condemned Is unfit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes, many good bar
Gains may be had.
Terms cash, In United states currency. - -
By order Of the Quarter aster Gentrsl.
JAMES EKIN,
Colonel in charge LIST Division, Q. NJ 60.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
TRuSTEE's SALE OF A FARM CONTAINING
IAIRFAX COUNTY. VIRGINIA, ABOUT ONE
MIbb1iH MIbb IRpM pfkt tBAILIEs CORNERS ON THE
shall sell at the Auction Rooms Of J. O. Nc
Cure Co., on TUESDAY, the lst Of November,
1854, Al u by virtue Of a deed of trust to the
subscriber, bearing date the 23d of May, 1859. and
recorded in Liber B. No. 4, Folios f2s &C., one Of
the land records for Fairfax county, Virginia the
following described property, lying and being in
the county Of Fairfax, and State of Virginia, viz:
Beeinine at A. g. one planted the south side OF
the Middle Pike Road, thencs with said pike
northwesterly to Samuel Pertins' corner at ],
thence southwesterly along said Perkins line to
stake 1, thence southerly slong the said Perkins
line to stake l., thence northwesterly along said
PERKINS line to stake X, thence southerly to the
north fork Of Holiness run on Kinssman's % line to
u. two marked naples pine and oak saplinss at
klngsmans corner, thence southeasterly along
the said run to D. a stake one pole from Lips.
bombs line, thence north 81 deg, east 23l poles
to A, the besipning containing 10 acres of Land,
more or less, together with all and sin gular the
inn mIrovements, privileges. hereditaments, and ap-
Terms; Fifteen hundred dollars in cash on the
OF sale with interest, secured by deed Of trust
If The terms of sale are not com piled with within
ten days after the sale, the trustee reserves the
sbt to resell at the risk and pense of the de-
Evening tar d N. GILBERT, tru stee.
oc l-eoS6ds J.C MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
DYW. B. LEWIS Co., Auctioneers,
ID No. 3O1 Pa. avenue. '.t

NJ hk' Hl4h pHYa haTaGGRspAY. GGRspAY And sAfukk6AYo A'
. Cash advances made on al! kind of goods. Sales
settled eame day. ifreeuired ! n sep A-lm
Ry Nv. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN
THE SEVENTH WARD. -
By virtue Of deed of trust to the subscribers,
dated the l7th day Of August 1880 and recorded in
Li6eF g. Ne 2O,, fSliSs M e seq one sf the
4. Ssss q sas:s1
O'Clock. M, in front Of the premisss all Of Lot
e. ana tss
plan OF the City of Washington, with the improve
ments thereon. consisting Of two story Frame
s .Pd I r Fbs sete
a dept Of one Hundred and twenty four feet, eight
Terms Of sale: One half cash. the residue in six
and twslve months, the purchaser giving his notes
for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed
and bearing interest from the day of sale, and se
All conveyancin9 At the cost of the purchaser.
1fthe terms of sale not compile ad With, within
Eve days from the day of sale the Trustees reserve
and cost ofthe defsult purchaser on giving one
weeks notice by two insertions in some newspaper
an 2. .2awsw&ds WML WALL l. CO.. Aucts
1THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvoIDABLY
postponed to SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at s
E.q,i91AyRnR i91AyRnRINaroN } Trustees.
sep 2.d WIN. /. WALL L co. Aucts.
w. THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
''ns' to the s. & eS1ssf s.
sepS VIM. L. WALL Il CO., Aa,ts.
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GRAND OPENING AA1
$PALI AND WINTER MILLINERY zOES
ATTHE
NEW YORK ESTA
On and after THURSDAY October 9th, will be
ready for inspection, large and elegant assort.
ment of
B % N N e T s.
Also. novelties in the line of
BOYS AND
INFANTS
FANCY HATS,
DRESS GAPS AND
-- HEADDRESSES,
All of the latest New York and Paris designs. A
call is solicited from the ladies Of this CITY, feeling
ne aspay p VII shoao inem PIE m tha;, ana
tronage. j. SANFORD.
No. Market Space, Penn. avenue,
oc4-3t. (up stairs, first foor.)
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REGULAR AUCTION SALES EVERY TUES
= BAY THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY
Cash advxnces m ade on all kind of goods. Sales
settled came day. ifYequired u sep A-lm
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70 fHH
NORTHWEST an d SOUTHW Est.

oN AND AND AfTER NOVEMBER 18th
S~~x 1<Sfion "A fOlloWe:
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u n, LABBIS DANCING AoADEMY.

b. Liable has the honor of informing his
patrons and the public that in consequence A
Of his not being able 10 obtain his room until ~
November, hs is Obliged to- postpone theE
comm cement of his classes in Washin gtont11A
until that time. Due notice will be given in future
advertisements Of the exact time. sep Is
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TIFNTos. ~ j.. Tuesdsy. October II, 1874.
The case of the steamship Eta, formerly The
Rebel pryateer Retribnton decided IN The United
States Cont at the present tern. IN favor OF the Gov
crnmont. Judge Field read his opinion On Thursday
last dsmisslng the claim Of tie Br.ish merchants ~
Nassau the ground that vessel If begerens can
TO, Legally be sold TO neutral in time Of war.
Tbs Gcrnlng Mr.. Kesrb-, L. :. District Attorney
moved for decree OF conlscaon, and tho Judge ci'
reced decree OF forfeiture under the Act VI Aagnss
C. 1904.
The case IA novel end important involving ihs sane
questions that will probably arise In the ease OF Tee
Georgia.
Charlie, Edwards. esq o. Ne"'ioTk' appeared 'sf
The British c.nmalts.
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Tho Y.u.siau Telegraph.

WAsHn'GrOS Tu.6dIy. OCT. II, lsOI.
IL accordance with the authorization by the
nct Of Congress. the Navy Department, to-day, have
teegephcd to the proper authorities IN San Francisco
and equip vessel a, that port for the use OF
Engineer Bukey and party. Who are soon to proceed
on the expedition North IN commence operations FOR
he completion ~ the great oyeFls6 Telegraph Inc
rom the Columbia river in Washington Territory. TO
the AMOR river Russia. The expedition viii probably
commence active operations in Tho northern attitudes
by the LIST of March TIE officers Of the United states
Coat Survey feel great interest in tho necessary pre-
miaary surveys Of tho expedition. cnd are hfording
to Engineer Bulklcy anl his assistants all facilities Ia
their power.
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81. LoTc, No., Monday. OF. 10

ST. LoUe, No., Monday. OF TO- 1884,
From Tie Democrats Jefferson City CORE
spcnienoe, II that the Rebel denomination
that place on the 7;h aoroly TO occupy forces
while The enoay's main body crossed the Usage River
After seoag or Qualifications and finding ;heu strong.
;hoy passed westward eurrg tic night soms twenty
thousand strong, with sixteen 90 twenty i've cannolK
and long train Of wagons. e
! Cen Plosscnton arrived on TIC morning 81 tho u
aud assumed command. and 70 t'e eaernoon i,lowe,
tho Rebels with about 1900 oavsiry.
Atuiglt reports reached Jt1.9eon that We lad enA
cnged Prices rear, whilo Gen. Curtis comm, from
gansos vac sighting their nca'.
Tie Daro,rcfs JeicYl,n Ciy Glspp'ch tonight says
"A courier llst arrived flo. California. tSsoty.is5
miles Gcst brings information that or c,valry wers
diminishing nearly oil day yesterday.
Ia 'he afternoon Ito Rebels entered CAl1ornli,F
burned tho RAILROAD depo. and train Of cas-.
"Gon. Price has issued o proclamation shifting thas
re tod come into tho Str.e iateSlIrs to Fcniin- 10
desired u make friends. not essmies and TO icPreia-
TORS he had committed vera saiiitlry necessity.
About O'Clock our forces placed battery oa.sdo
OF California and drove Ito EeJels We killed. and
vorrdol ani captrrod over o4c hundred Or loss wss
only few wounded.
THE Rebels have torn up about mile Of the railroad
tecl on the east side Of California Lid i Is also Torn
Up in several pieces on this side.
1.-THE Rebel Col Slandew.dtc IL Seported 70 Lave
been At Upton Last aight wish Ave thousand men, nov
ing toward Bonneville.
The Rebel Aajor Bowie and the Rebel Li'n; Key
have been killed. and Co, Shanka nortally ToniAled.
'col. Flotoher with fifteen men arrived here from
Rolla tonight and reports 1900 men repairing tie
South West branch of tho railroad; thu: tho telegraph
viii be in working order O-uorow; that the rood VIII
be open from Roa - Mosee day alter ard that all
is now SING at Rolla.
The bridge and wa.er.tank at SCOTS, eight mile,
west OF Jefferson City, tavo been burned by the RebeaI
also the railroad depot at Lookout. few miles beyond'
ST. LorB Tuesday, Oct II, 1864.
Intelligence hrs becn received at headquarters that
Prices army wenesron California Bonneville Cooper
County, yesterday and Shelby sent 200 cavalry ocrosa
the Missouri River nj that point.
Gen. Fisk has goae to Lexington to take COMMAND
there
Gen. Sanoorn Is still pursuing the enemy.
Reports were extensively circulated today thn
Magruder. with 5000 Rebel infantry. had entered
Soa,b East Missouri end occupied FTederickstoSD.
bat they prove to be unfounded
Business is suspended ct St. Joseph the citizens hav'
ing been called to arms By Gen. Fisk. in anticipation
Of vis, from Price.
Tobacco Il unchanged. Cotton qnic., receipts 50
bales Flour and whes: heavy and lower. Corn hr'A.
Oais, lc. higher
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DR.. Blake, under date of Sept %, 1864, wrtes'
"Gep Canby has ordered the Quariermasters to for.
ward to our prisoners in Texas clothing and medicines
Our Commissioner has arranged with Major IgnstiSs
Szymansh COMMISSIONS OF Exchange for Rsbcls in tee
I'll ans III ssssipp Department exchange for a'o OF
our soldiers in Camp Ford, including naval prison.
crs Possibly the number may be rdnced, ana the
naval prisoners be Obliged to remain al camp sor'.
Instances Of cruelty at Camp Ford have been r" a'a
at the last interview OF tho Commissioner la'h inS'
the Rebel Commissioner Informed onrs ina; no bad
caused the removal OF the Captain formerly in command
Of the camp. ss unsuitable to command Somp %
prisoners, and bctlor things may DO hoped 'or'
Las. week the stores ordered by Gen. cenby were
Forwarded consisting of complete out.s for 30 ner'
including blanket. AID hayersacl'. Four hundred can
teens sixty aSes and ozeheire', snl m'dlcr'' IVES"
al:c forwarded
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Political Conventions.

posroN. Tuesday Oct II. 1851
The Republican Convention in the dth dis
trict today nominated SamGl Hooper or reelection 70
Congress. and J. vi. ;. williams vi Cambridge, !or
presidential eiecter.
BURLINGTON. Vt. Tuesday Oct II, 1864.
The Union Convention held here to-day nominated the
following electoral ticket: Por electors at large, Hon.
Daniel kellogg and Hon. 4. l. Cailin. For district
electors: LIST district G. NJ. Dor; 3D. kyand Fletcher
81. Jaincs W. Simpson. About 1000 delesates were
present. Gen. Richard Brsicod and Hon. X. T. an
dy,y, Of New. York we're among the speakers.
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PearsyIvan,n Congressn,ea.

i..'SaBuei j. Raod0ll Democrat
u..'Chnrles Ot,eil, Union
III. Leonard Myers Union.
Iv..'Wilam u. Kelley, Union.
V..'M. Russell Thayer. Union.
VI L. II. BogcT Democrat.
VII John u. BToomsll Union.
VIA 's!denham /. ADoOna, DeSocys,
N.'Thaddsus Stevens, Union.
X-.'Mycf S,roase, Democrat.
xI--'Philp johnson, Democrat.
XII. Charles Dcnnison. Democist
Kill Ulysses Mercer, Union.
XIV George +. Miller. (prcb) Un.On.
XIV Adam J. G!casbrenncr, lp,ob.) Dsu,"osst
XVI. William II. Roontz Grob) 1 uion-
XVI Robert L. johnson. (yrob) Democrat.
XVII. Stephen +. Wilson, Union.
XIX. 'Gienni W. scoHeld, (prob) Union
Ky. Charles Y. CulpT. Union.
11I-.'John J.. Dawson, Democrat.
x1U. .'Jemes X. Ncrciead Union.
xii. Thomas Williams Union.
XIV. jesse I.asear tprob) Democrat.
Members Of the present Congress.
fhs soldiers sote may give most Of De Goaoi9Dl.
NJ psrhape some others The Isst delegation stood IL
~ r. Thi ors Ss:st :. ks q lssr J. IN 10
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procession Of War Eagles from Headquar-
.srs, corner Of Broadway and gsdat' headed by hf'
James ". Thomson With banner anu muse, car''
down town last night and made merry over the hrc,0n
rows. While crossing the Square near orr once tey
were set upon by crowd Of ruisn' armed WIN oiups
stones ac The banner was Destroyed ahd some q 'De
boys bruised but mono Of them ser9asy. 10y y,
Se,nor,, friende" had come ont as0. II seeDs Ia
hear the news bn, tho return, were hot agreeable 10
iscir pilates snt 40 the, began 10 abuse nose Wno
ere ye~ed.
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FROM sHERIDAS's ARMY.
sheridan Retiring TO VT. yacifson-E xadus
Of Citiz -Devastzting the Country
V1cEa- NVIfFtV1~~NI-'
CEDAR CRFEK EEkp FISHERS HHI- !
SHENANDOAH VALLEY Oct. T. 1874 )


CEDAR GREEN EEkH FISHERS IirI- !
SngsAsDoAu VALLEY Oct. T. 1894.
Since sending Of my letter FROM Winchester
the supply train for Gen. ShormGns army has nlrchs
10 thi, place, G,een miles Here after the Gdvance
had crossed Cedar Greek. met drove oi cattle and
an officer having In charge a train * ono hundred
wagons coiag 10 the rear. The officer brings iniormA'
ton tina, Gen. Sheridan was falling back TO ut jack
SON twentv.seven miles from this point where be wa5
yesterday evening.
There vas 10 query IN large force In his hont. bah
the Increment was wholly prudential oac.
Willie I write long train is passing, having in every
WAGON families oi refrgecslostiy ~ the sect II Tuck
.ids from Tuckardsyille and Harfisonbnrg. These
people sre non-combatsns and Beloved TO be gen.
eray loyal The exciting eyen,s Of tie past few days
around Harrisonburg nDi Mt Crawford necr which
has been the center Of their comuanity has
obliged them TO foake their homes and accept tho os7
OF the Government to away from the scenes oA
war TIE order Of Gen. Sheridan bgrn Robe: prop.
erty for circuit Of FIVE mile, from the place whero
Lieut.. Me.es and his orderly were 50 braialy muir
dered. Included Trckardsyile Briieevater and Day
ION. some houses were burned. but the order wSs
modified 60 as TO the dwellings,. But the general
devastation OF the conntry has obliged these people ID
remove Il IS understood that there has been pretty
general burning Of barns aud subsistence all the way
from Ulrrisonbarg. There WAS general oonhsgraton
observed IN tho rear Of tue train toward Ut Jackson
Iuray Valley has been cleaned out There ~ ass
some cannonadng heard last night in the rear ndica,
inr thnt the enemy are following up IN small force.
e g.
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Lincoln so poll his vote that we may have air end
impartia! result.
shd voto for chr honest Old Abe. ani crdeavor 10
influence some few other votes IN bis giyar: for
First Il 10 my op.1on that change. at tlo present
tate 81 AFFAIR." in tho Presidential chair sa' hc Cabinet
would al least onso sort OF cloerilg IN the gigantic
machinery which has to be kept in moton 70 cary ~
this war.
Second, President Lincoln has carried on This "a; in
ness him just nj the moment Wleu hO ha niio
coded Ia throwing he moose OF the ass0 over The hydra
headed MISTER Rebellion and Il needs but single pull
- close tie moose oBd bling tho lnOAstc. completely
under his mower.
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From Washington.
" A5IINII'IN' INVfN = V
IRE TELrGRApH.

The rire-Aarm and Police Telegraph, just
finished yrs this afternoon formally placed IN the hands
III Ire city authorities. The experiments madc were
highly satisfactory. 4. Il. IalcOt we'd knoga in tce'
graph circles. is the superintendent.
THE APHRODITB.
The Aphrodite, wrecked OFF the coast Of North
Carolina vac Lot MAYA. vessel.
SOLDIERS VOTING.
Ballots were to-day cast az tho various hos
plials and military stations ID ts city and vicinity by
ne soldiers of Pennsylvania and lio II Is represent
ID hnt there comparatively few Democratic votes
pOled the others being for The OppuslDr tiogcis.
ORDERED TO RtPORT.
Edwin n. Pratt OF Boston, has been appoint
ed an Ensign IN the navy and ordered 20 port to tie
iliga.o san Jacin.o at pOr, smogth y. ii.
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Ohio and 1niinu1.

CIxrELASD. Tuesday. Oct. u, ltSi.
Returns from. Ohio and Indiana indicate the
success Of The Union tickets.
The probabilities are that Union Con"Tessmen sr'
elected ia tue Is III. aud With Districts In place oi
Pendetos, Long. ind Cox.
CLEVELAND Tuesday. Ort II. 1854.
AL reports received from Indiana show large Union
gains over is6Q Probably Morton will have 2'OOD ma
I,rity. and there viii DO probable gain OF Two Union
ICcngTCssucl.
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Inainun Election.

J,DliSAFOiIs. Tuesday Oct IL. leof
Tie election passed of qnietly as far as heard
from throughout the state Reports ;hrs far show large
Union 81 JOS over the vote OF iv50 which gave 1900
Republican majority
wayac County gives 5000 Union majority; Urlon
gain 2.oco.
Partial rr.urn. from the Fith Congressional District
give 7c0o Union majority gain 1900.
Wincbes,or gives Morton O'uion) 395. gain, 20.
Randolph County. Union nc. rity lic0. combrdge,
80 gin = ever Ianos vote ECO. Dublin precihc.
gives Morton Il unanimous yo,o--266.
Indianapo IL City I'D township have probably gone
90 Union ,gain. 60 Cenro,ile and townfhip give
Morton SO majority. Delaware Co. Loo 10 2"c
Union ma,ority; gain 800. Richmond gives Morton
$50; Mcdonald. l5l9; Union gain, 80. Dearborn
Co.. Union majority 200.
fNo.r.-Thsso gains are usually the vote oflsG1l
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nnrl.ess--Rspoyr.d by Ts,sercpk,

BrYrsLo oct. li.--Fonr duh Wher.a SHADE hfner but
s all demand IN frmer but dull DATE in .4lr demand at
The advance Barley quiet ard held at III 7c = u. WHISKY
du, held 81 ~. and 81 % oerru. Canal 'resh's 70 Nos
York Whest. l5ic. Corn. lac. al5c. Oats, lilc Lac
Imports 1889 obl-. Flour 1877 bu.h heat - $50 br'h
Com GGJ BUSH OATS 3yl6 bush Bailey. tsns export.
$50 bush. Oats.
OswEeo. Oct. il.-Eiou Unchanged Wheat In bot
ariot, sslr. 900 ousb. feci scsTei sses Shorts at 90
Ship..nas II ~ and Mlddln,s at $500 $50 per W. Lake
imports. 1850 bush. Wheat 900 lo.n bl.ey ,,o i'st
e. ~ ,ee leyI L.rIsr h. RIr:,j. 100 bb!s. Hon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
Newark Charter Election - landsome
Union t.Rins.

ErwAs.k. y. j.. Tueoday. Oct u. 1904.
In tho charter election to-day the city has
gone Democratic By Il reduced majority.
The Union men gain one or tTo Aldermen and sew
crsl School Commissioner.
The returns sre scattering aud come In slowly.
Returns from 81 tnt three wards show Union gain
Of three Aldermen.
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The immense crowd which always follows
,hs gifted orator not wanting in its attentions 10
hs lecture delivered last nigt nj the Cooper Institute,
when tho large hell Sled viii brilliant audience.
whose brcahlcss and delighted attention he held during
his go hour Grafton. We glad to sec this veteran
snraigner IN the temperance cause IN such. II We may
Use ihc word. good condition. and exhibiting AL tno hre.
energy hugi0r and pernos which have placed him
among tho very highest II not the highest platform
orator ~ the DAY. Mr. Cough ia always graphic,
always tcrse most excellent mimic, always t0'c'bic
md always flil III The nost expressive generalization.
though II anything he ndulgcs somewhat ess In the
batter ian u CORNER ycnrs ana al who 60 20 bear bio:
may depend upon being one moment rel;ed by bis
pa:hos gnd conyusod with irrcgrosshe laughter.
and on This occasion infinite mirtA and loud
cheers were evoked by bis reference 10 the Chi
cngo I4stiorin. which he described "too rot
ton 70 handle" His pororaion also. in which
be stated that during the storm which hesct tho ship ~
stc tie peopl. would change the Cnptiin who. az
the holm tad carried them safely through te past three
ycnrs cicifej tremendous cheering. There large
number oi young present and there IL little dount
hut thG, much good result from his EFFORTS "a pro
mute the cause OF tomrersre, for even those who DO
no, agrre with his opinions and arguments cannot fail
"a coma from his lectures with thoir feelings softened,
moral perceptions shArpeucd. deeper ~ duty.
and resolves and aspirations foT tho true ind
right
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WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Oct. II. 1894.
Information received from the Army Of the
Potomac to-day states that Sunday night between
10 and o'clock the enemy opened FIRE toward the %
Corp. and continued tie attack for only twenty or
thirty minutes Our troops did not reply. Il ID ros
known tha. the enemy Inflicted any damage on our
tronIS
When the mailboat len City Point yesterday. AZ was
co,nraraLiycly quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

AGooD MUSCULAR CHRIS rIAS."-Rev. s.
T. Cathrop the lately installed successor Of Rev. Theo
dore Parker, as minister of the 18th Congregations
Society Of Boston. Is member of a Cricket Club. II
more of The c.ercymen o.nl the scots would join Ball.
Boat and Equestrian Clubs, there wold be fcwer dys.
pcpcs In the profession feel sure and their la5ors
would be easier il their sermons not better The
latter would DO better II the old adago 70 tue. .ha,
sound minds exs, in sound bodies"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
F;r.t Gun frcm Indiana.

speeisl Dispsiil to Tic \. Y Tribune.
I.pI,sAPoLIs Tuesday. Oct. II. lr'd.
Returns indicate election Of the Union State
ticket by large majority. I'D D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
Guerr!I,n- at Work i'm Ren,usky.

LFxNGrOy, Ky, Tuesday, Oct. 7, Isd.
A private dispatch just received here, and con-
sidered Trustworthy says the RcbelCspt Peter ESses
band captured and burned this mornings train for
Coyngton abol, eight miles from that place. ard rob-
bed tho passengers No further particulars have been
received.