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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-26
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is, 1861 -AGlyices
from Little Rock, state that McGrrpler
had left Camden and was rapidly march
ing toward Red River Only about 200
rebels are left between Saline river and
na,,dor
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ORDER nv GEN. DURpRlpGE.

Gen. Burbridgo has issued an ordor
giving notice that tho laws of Ken.
tncky concerning persons who have been
in the rebel service, will he enforced at
the coming election. All such persons are
cautioned against interfering ia The
election. The Observer ami Reporter, of
Lexington, was suspended Oh Saturday
and the editor ordered under arrest. He
is to be scnt South through the Union lines
immo lately. The guorrillas threaten to
kill every man, aud burn hiH house, who
votes for Lincoln. For every Union man
thus molosted secession sy mpathizer will
suffer; 30 there promises to be warm
time in Kentucky if tho rebels do as they
threaten
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w . 0OD-SAWINts mACAlaN AIS.
Warner Brothers. Patent.

INliE undersigned is now prepared To supply the
trade with these celebrated machines; they
have been much improved since last season, and
aro without question, The best two horse power
machine IA the c0nptryi they have also a circular
saw attachment, which can be furnished whsn dos
ired, also, thc Lima wood-s8wing machine, Tor Two
or four horses, with separate power they are
capital machine for persons wishing 10 use the
horse power for any other purposes, such as
hrcshing grain, running corn shelters, cider mills
sc, &c, As have not been able anv season Cor
the last threee years, 10 supply half the demand,
for these WOo1-Sawing Machines, would urge
those contemplating getting maeAipes, to hand in
their orders carly.
D.KREPs.
PsrysbuFg, Nov, lsi 1854 2yu.
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ExcITEMENTIN NoRTmERNcrTlEs.

There was much excitement IN Buffalo on
Sunday, over an appreh ended raid from
Canada. The streets were pa,ruIled aud
other preparations made for protection.
Tho people of Sandusky have also been sul-
fering from like fear At tho latter Lhoo,
nmber Of Canadian roughs have boen
arrested on suspicion. Whether or no.
the anxiety felt at theso two points proves
well grounded, there is no.douht that the
rebel emssarios in Canada, and their pro-
vinoial sympathzers, are ready to perpc
trate acts OF violence aud robbery wher-
ever an opening seems to offer itself. Gen
-B,S's order, requiring Provost Marshals to
use the utmost vigilance in terrelling out
expeditions of this kind ftom Canada, We
may be assured, was not issued for mere
effect, The Copperhead leaders in New
York, just previous to tho discovery of the
ballotstuling plot, were betting heavily
QUA Democratic victory in that State, and
the connection is not very remote between
abauk robbers and election swindlcrs.
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TERMS SO per Year, In Advance.
..MuM rs TnE WoRnr,

We last week asked tho Ba1e to ex-
plain how a forged lettor from Colonel
Rice "harpcned" to appear in its'columns
en the evening before tho October election
but it's high-toued editor has not word
say for himself. Tho course of the BLii,
during the past two ycors has compelled
us TO believe that it was under the man
egement of "A irst-closs hypocritc -shal,
his silence on this forgery question bo taken
as an admission that ho has been guilty oi
forgery also? ?
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-02

Affairs in Missouri.

Tho pursuit of Prioe has bcen pushed
vigorously and with grand results, b.
tween Mound City and Fort Scott he was
attacked aud whipped several times on
Tuesday OF last week loosing fifteen huu-
drcd prisoners, incul ng Major General
Marmaduko, Brigader.G General Cabell, and
several Colonels, On Wednesday ho was
again attacked short distancs north of
Fort Scott, and driven in confusion, losing
twelve pieces of artillery, and being COM
polled to burn two hundred wagons. Al
last accounts our forces were twenty live
miles south of Fort Scott, in vigorous pur-
suit Prices army was scattered and de-
morali2ed, and but a, Nero fragment of IL
will be able TO get back into Arkansas.
General Steele has sent largo re.eulorco-
ments 10 Fort Smith, with view to inter.
cqptiug the ouemy, Price, ii is now plain,
will find his escape difficult matter His
doicat has been thorough, and his cam.
! paign most disastrous Ter tho rebels.
! This is tremendous blow at the Trans,
Mississippi army, and one from which il
/ will not recover, Prices losco was -. .00O
( This has beon uscd up by an inferior army
/ II Is only two weeks sine he proclaimed
/ that he was in MsSomi to stay. Now
having been thoroughly defeated. he is
/ running for his life, Missouri will not so9u
I again be inyaded, There will'bo no army
to invade it. This event will also have 4
/ goud effect upon gaeuilas. Their indie
pendepce has boon destroyed. AMI IN,
friends that Price made during his brieI
stay viii tot bo disposed to own him now
RuSecrans, the hero ct so many victories
has added another proud record to hi,
fame. The Importance ot this last aehiov
meut cann0t be over estimated.
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A pn0oLANArfOv.

Iy tIs president qfhc United States Of
ADericd
A PROCLAMATION.
Il has pleased Almighty Col 10 pro.
long our national liio another year, defend.
ing us with Ills guardian care against I'M.
friendly designs from abroad and vuuch.
sailing to us in Ills mercy many signal VIC
tories over the enemy who is OF Uur own
household II has also pleased our lleav-
cnly Father to favor as well onr citzcns IN
their homes rs our sadicrs IN thrir camps
aud our sailors ON the seis with Unusual
hcau. lie has largely augmented our
lruo population by emancipation aud by
itnuigratlon. while llc lms opened to Us
new sources Of Wcalih. ani hae crowned
the labor ot our woiltiiglnen IN evory de.
pertinent uf indnstfy with abundant re-
ward. Moreover, llc his been pleased
10 animate and inspire our minds and
hearts with ioftitlde, courage aud resou-
ton sufficient for the great trial Of civil
wdI intu which we havo been brought by
our adherence 0s uation 90 the causo Of
freedom aud humanity. and 10 afford to uB
reasonable hopes Of an ultimate and happy
deliyeicncc from al our dangers and aliC.
lions.
Now therefore !, Abraham lincoln Pres.
idcnt Of the Unitcd States, do hereby APP
point and set apart the last Thursday in
November next as day which desire TO
be observed by all my fcllow-ctizens
wherever they may then bo, as day OF
thanksgiving and prayer 60 Almighty God,
the bcncfcient Creator aud Ruler Of the
universe; and do further recommend to
my lelow.citizen aforesaid, that on that
occasion they do revcrenty humble them
selves in the dust, and from thence offer
up peuitent and fervont prayers aud sup.
plicatous to the great disposer Of events
for q return of the ineslnable blessings OF
peace union and harmony throughout the
land, which IL has pleased Him to assign
as dwelling place for ourselves and our
postcrity throughout all generations.
In testimony whereof 1 have hcreunto
set my hand aud caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this 20t,
day Of October, in the year of our Lord
! 1864 and Of the Independence Of tho United
States the eishiy-uiuth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the Presidents;
WM. II. STEWARD, Secretary Of the state
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-02
VOTE.

Another Issue of tho JouuNA1 will not
meet the eye b { the great majority of our
readers, until one of the most momontous
days Of the Republic shall have passed.
the day of the Presidential elo elton, for
1864 Wo can not, therefore, send this
number forth to our readers, without max
ing It the bearer of an appeal TO every 10y.
al man to, on next Tuesday November Sth,
faithfully discharge tho duty which he ewes
so his country, to his God, to his loyal fo.
lowrclteens, and TO posterity. On Tuesday
next every loyal man has duty 10 perform
at the ballot box; and under no ordinary
circumstances, has he right to shirk or
evade it, Let us not be content with the
October majority, when by getting out cy-
cry voter, il may DO increased by thou
sands.
Mccall the attention of our readers tc
the disajSantageous circumstances under
(which our soldiers voted at tho October
election, Many regiments were fighting
the enemy in the front, nearly the entr,
day, yet they voted A lottcr from Capt
j. A. Mcoord, of the lllh Regiment, pub
.lished in the Fremont JomWal says;
"our regiment voted as we were march
ing along. We got all ready in tho morn
ing-elocted Board aud Clerks -and the,
procured an ambulance to convoy sal,
Board (of which | was an honorable f.?
memher1 At 5 A. NJ. we opened the poll.
,and received votes--one five, ten. twenty
rs the case might he at every halt b
this modas operandi at 3 r. NJ. the I'M
had polled Sl0 0yotes, most OF whom vote
all right, except few scratches ont of pen
sonal malice"
1t our voters at home win eyince ha
the zeal and determination OF our sodier
the State will be carried on TuQSloy mex
hy largely increased majority over tn
October election. Lot every man but d
his duty and all will ho well.
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An incident occurred at tue polls yester-
day exhibiting the dishonesty of the Cop
pcrheIds. soldier presented himself
ticket IN hand. to vote. Being soldier
was against him. but the thing was settled
when noisy Copperhead challenged his
vote. Tho Judges Immediately refused his
ticket. Wen, says the soldier, you see
what yon have lost; at the same time I'M
folding bis ticket, which proved to be a
straight out Copperhead one. This Of
course chaugod The thing at ONCE; four or
five leading Copperheads interfered ana in
sisted on the soldiers right To vote, when
the judges recousiderod their decision and
concluded he was legal voter. This al
mttod, the soldier drew from his pocket u
Union ticket and voted it. much to the cha
grin of the well sold Coppoyhcals, TT
Wayne Gazette, l2h.
The deserters from our army, to whom
JEFF Davis promised protection and u safe
passage through and out of the Coniele-
racy, are SO far from being thus favored
that tley are put to work in the trenches.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the llth inst
contains confirmation of the fact that
he rebels have been compelling Union pri0-
ouers to work. On the 18th. the negro
around Danviie ovcrpowercd their guards
apd Aod in an easterly direction. About
one hundred escaped, eight being killed in
the scu6o The Enquirer says, these
negro prisoners, with their white bre tlIren
were on their way south but, for want OF
transportation, were temporarily detained
in DlnvilIe, where the authorities put them
to work"
The funeral of the late Maior.Gencral
Brney, took place with much military dis
| play at phla lelphia, on Friday last, 2lst
inst. 1t is said that the General almost in
the hour of his death displayed his pitr9s-
ism ina very impressive manner. Arriv-
ing at Philadelphia on election day, though
nearly overcome by the disease which soon
proved fatal, before allowing himself to be
taken home, hc insisted upon being carried
to the polls to vote, as citizen, for the
cause of which he had fought as sollier.
1t is . nus'ng to hear tho Democrats
commanding Geo. y. Mcclellan MS u St4t s
mtH; man who never held y civil oil e
0i 50 much importance as a select man of a
town or u Justice of the peace, ana yet he
is II candidate for Chiel Magistrate, made
so by party which was unspaimg in its
abuse of Gen. Taylor, because ho had no
lexperienoe of matters in civtI iiic
Az ExcGtENr Observation-Disclosures is
troubled with hoarseuess Coughs, or Sore
ness of the Throat can apply an excel
lent aud safe remedy by using Browns
| bronchial rroches. We have tried the az.
ticle, and can safely recommend them in all
/ cases of Threat Irritation. To Singers and
/ Public Speakers they are of great value
! lBoR tII) CO s.ier.
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NOTOueT anu NcTlNg NnerlIf.
Perysburg, Ohio, Ocober lst.. 1864. Sc

DoAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
the Commissioners of Wood county have gran
ted view and survey upon petition fer a county
road, commencing ut the northeast corner of sec
tion twenty-five (25) town ~ north, range twelve
I'D east, and running west on the section line, be-
tween sections 2iand 25 of said town and range,
To the northwest corner Of said sectcn twenty five
t25l, and there terminate and that the viewers apd
David Donaldson, surveyor, will meet at the house
Of A. II. 0gle in Freedom Twp, Wood county Ohio,
on the first day OF Novem Der, 1854, or within five
days thereafter, to view and survey the same.
A. II. 0GLE.
Freedom Twp, Oct. 1st 1864. Esd.
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A sEwING MACHINE pREMIUM.


In orlerto enable la lies to procure aiirst quality
Sewing Mlchni at very liuls outlay, we mike the
following liberal offers:
We will give one of Wheeler AMI Wilson's G sle-
brated Sewing Machines-the regular price of
which is Finy-dve Dolldrs-on the following
I rms:
l, Twenty copies, one year, and the Sew
ing Machne,,. .--L ---- 80 $40 90
?. Thirty copies, one year, and the Sewing
Machine....---- .---------~--- S5 90
;. Forty copies, one year, and the Sewing
Machine 10 900
In the first of the above Clubs, a lady can get
twenty subscribers at tho regular price Of 50. 50
copy and then BY sending on these subscriptions,
aud Twenty Dollars in adiition, viii get a Michine
that she cannot buy anywhere for less than Fifty
Ave Dollars Ii she gets tlity subscribers aal
Ssventy-hve Dullars, she will only have to add
Ten Dollars q the am 1uut. While if she gets for
ty subscribers at the regular price, she will get
her machine for nothing.
The Magazine will be sent TO different post off
ces il desired. The names aul money should be
forwarded as rapidly obiainel in order that the
subscribers may begin to receive thsir Magazines
at once and not becam dissatisisl with the delay
When the whole amouet ot meaey is receive |, the
SSwihg Machine, will be duly forwarded. The
Clubs may be partly composed of subscribers 10
The SATURDAY Evening Post it desired.
In all cases thu Ml0hne sent will b. the regula r
Wheeler q Wilson's No. Machine, snld bv them
in New York for Finy-6ve Dollars. The Machine
York. boxed. and forwardad frse Of cost, with the
exception of freight.
TERMS.
Our s rms are the sanls as those Of that well
kneNn weekly paper The Saturlay Evening Post,
pahshed by us fnr the las, eighteen years-in or
dor that the Clubs mly be nude up Of the paper
aad Ihe magazine coujoinsy whsa it IS so desired,
aud are as follows
TERMSs-cASH IN ADVANCE.
One copy, QUE year.. ---------,------- SOU
lW0cnPles, --------------- '---.----- - s'Vv
Four cnpieS ----.-~-- ------ -o,VV
Eight eopies, anl one 70 gettsr up Of club, 1900
Twenty AMI one 70 getter up of club. $500
Que copy Of ths Iaiy's Friead and one
ot The tt,st...--- --------.~---- a.oo
- Single numbers ofThe Lady's Friend tposi-
age paid by usl Twenty-Five cents
s6- Subscribers IN British North America must
remit twelve cents IN addition to the annual sub
seripnon, as we have to prepay the U. 5. postage
on their magazines.
lsff- The contents Of the Iady's Friend aud of
THE Post win always be entirely different.
Address
DEACON 4 PETERSON,
No, $40 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
~ Specimen Copies viii be sent 10 those DE-
sirons Of getting up Clbs on the reeePt Of Fifteen
Cents. 2Ia
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NEw YoRK, Oct. Richmond papers
of tho llth contain the proceedings of a
Convention held at Augusta Georgia, on
the l7th instant. batwoon tho Governors
OF tho States of Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama ANA Mssissisppi,
for consultation upon the state of the South
crn Confedcracy, thought generally to be
IN crticUid moitis at this .iuncture. The
convened Governors, after free inter-
change of opinions, resolved, in substance,
that there was no cause for them to be
discouraged, but it is imperative, to in
crease their armies Immediately; to rec
ommcnd that the Legislatures repeal all
laws prohibiting the scndng of troops out
side the State limits; to urge the Coniedcr
ate authorities to conscript every man en-
gagged in the various departments of the
Government, whose place can be supplied
by disabled officers, soldiers or negroes; to
recommend legislative enactnents for the
arrest of descrtorS; to make it imperative
that negroes be removed from frontiers cx.
posed the Union armies; that the course of
the United States Government in appro-
prioting slayes to purposes OF war demahds
change of policy on their part, aud they
recommend the Confederate authorities,
under proper regulations, to appropriate
such part Of them (the negroes) to tho
public service Us may be rcqrired; that
the Confederate Congress remove all re-
s'li ons on the commerce OF individuar
States The Governors close with the
usual ilnmmory about "maintalning the
rights of sovereign States, achieving thci
independence" Sc.
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Admini,tra IS Sale Of Renl Estate.

Ia pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
Wood County. Ohio, I will offArtor sale at public
auction, on the premises on SATURDAY the 18th day
OF November, 1854, between the hlu-s Of twelve
oclock NJ, and two O'Clock p. NJ, thc following
described real estate, as the property Of Elisha
Prescott, deceased, t,-wit:
The west half the southwest quarter Of section
five (5l, township four { y, ranee cleyon az in
Wood county, Ohio, subject 10 tha dover of widow
Appraised at Sl6o0 Terms of sale: One-thirI in
hand; balance in one and twd years, equal pay
Inonts.
S.B, ABBOTT Admir- of
irjf ELISHA PRESCOTT, decd
by MuRRAY Il PRICg, Att'ys,
Oct. 18th, 1854 2jiS475
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PNOC1AMATEON.

l. CHAS. C. BAIRD, Coroner and Acting Shcr-
in of Wood county, Ohio do hereby notify the quail
hed Electors Of the county of Wund, aud State of
Ohio, to assemble in their respective townships at
the usual places of ofholiing elections on Tuesday,
being the 8,h day of November, A. d., 1854, and
tfen and there to proceed as tie law directs, to ell
cot FL Electors Of President AMI Vice President of
the United States in pursuance of the Constitution
anil laws of tho Uuited States ani Of this state.
Givenunder my hand officially, at Perry ysburg
this Isl day of October. A. D., 1864.
CHAS, g. BAIRD, 4 a
Coronor nrd Ao.;r0 Cbo,;N
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wan NEWS.



Ngw YnRK. Oct 29.-lrho HerdbTs cor
Respondent with Sheridan, Oct ~, says:
" uu men are enjoying respite after the
last battle. Oar position is nearly the
saline as before the battle. with tho excep.
ton of baying made a Judgement on the left
SUNNI tgf MSesytssitsllfp9 pIaint,
rhN following JGLc .ollieiA feport Of
what W Vaptured on the Tyrh: 1-s200 prs
oners OF the rank and lilo, Ga commissioned
officers, AZ pieces Of artillery, 40 caissOns.
3 battery WAGONS 395 horses and IniIies
with harness complete, Gj ambuances, 30
army wagons 10 600 rounds Of artillery
ammunition, $50 small arms several wag-
on loals, including all the medical stores
Of tho enemy aud large quantity Of snail
arm ammunition, and large Iunber Of
battle.1ags
:" A lettor from the President was read to
the army, thanking General Sheridan aud
his brave army for tho months opcratioas
in tho Valley, and especially for the spleu.
did work of the 10Th.
our losses on the l9h, though not nr-
fcally reported, will sum no nearly as Cn-
lows. Army of West Va.--Kllol 80
wounded 300, prisoners 400, total SlO lg,h
Oorps--Killed 400, wounded 200, pri3o. =
ers 100 total roo; 9th Corps--Kiod 800,
wounded 200, missing 80, total l,3JJ;
Col. Kitchng's Division 20, woulI.
ed l50, missing 56, total 22G. Graul total
4,096."
Another correspon lent, October %, says:
Col Nichols, with bis 9th New York Cav
airy, made a reconnaissance yesterday up
the pike as far as Mowcrytown, capturing
two or three rebel scouts on the way by
them, as well as the ctizees, lo was in
formed that Cen ltosscr's division of cav
airy was at Mount Jackson aud tlat the rem.
nants Of Early's aud Longstrcel's Corps had
gono 20 Richmond TO be rc.organized, arm
ed and equipped. 0nIy small portion of
the rebels who escaped from us at Cedar
Creek saved their arms, and out of the
formidable batteries with which Early
hoped to blow us out Of tho Valley bat
one piece remains"
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Office is hereby given that tJoan Buntley and
Mary Bun;ley, his wife, have this day Aug.
10, 1880, aivile lel their properly aud agreed TO
live separate AMI apart from each other. Now,
therefore, John Buaey, forbid all persons 10 har-
hor or trust her on my account, for will pay no
debts Ol her contracting,
JOHN BUNrLEI.
Gilead. o., Aug. 10, 1884.