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tories. Considerable activity hss been 's'sSrsca
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thorcd insids, besween Cummings Point bot
.ersns ard Fort Sumter. No other changes
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-20
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.



Five Hours Fight at Glasgsw-The Place
Finally Surr end ered-Suspensisn of B usI.
ness at st. Joseph and Kansas City.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-Glasgow, Howard county,
was captured on Saturday by large rebel
force under General Clark.
Inc place was held by six companies Of the
43d Missouri, twelve-months men, under Colo
nel Harding, who fought bravely for fve
hours, but was finally overpowered by superior
numbers, and surrendered
Inc enemy had four pieces Of artillery.
The steamer West Wind, lying at the wharf
was sunk The city hall, and several other
buildings, were burned.
Rldgely, Platte county, was p1undered by
guerriilas on Saturday night, and Smith vile,
Gay county, was burned on Monday.
Thorntons and Thrailkilrs notorious guer.
Ii!as entered Platte county, with large force
OF rebels, on Friday.
Business is suspended at st. Joseph and
Kansas City.
Leavenworth is being fortified.
Formidable Character of the Invasion
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-The Democrats JEFF
ferson CITY special says Gen. Fisk returned
this morning from reconnaissance to Browns
Vile.
Price was encamped at Marshal, Lafayette
county, on Sunday night, and occupied the
country between that place and Lexington. He
forces opposed to him, and talks confidently Of
winteriDg in the State.
Anderson, Jackman and others have enlisted
a large number of recruits in North Missouri.
Charlton and Howard counties each furnished
1,50O, Boone 1900, Randolph LOCO, Galloway
and Monroe 500 each.
In addition to the recruits, the rebels are con-
stantly gathering arms from the captured gar
risons, and their army is assuming alarming
prOpOrtionS.
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DY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
ID No. 526 corner 7th and d streets north

RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,.
ID No. 526 corner 7th and streets north.
SALE OF y4hHAgtE ASsagsE BsPReyI 5sPsoyEIp AND uN-
late Edmund Kelley, offer for sale at public auc
SR october instant a. four
sr Sf Lot on g. The saIsts M fronting 60
INCHES on 1st street east
East half of Lot IL. Square s67.
Part Of f Lot Square $50. Is feet lo9s inches on
feet sSH:ts FhIss
Part Of Lot SQUARE @ sss. beginning at northwest
angle e. OF square running south and along "a street
thence 81 feet t' 81 inches to Maryland avenue,
to the place of begi0nng, containing 1892 square
tancs Of Is feet frem the northeast corner Of and
fronting 10 feet inches ON street south by depth
Part otLGt % sGn.Ee saa, beginning at the yes.
Part ef Lot 10, Square 72e.
Lease 80 years on rs feet front by depth OF lot 81
itoI grounds
And on THURSDAY, the 26th instant, at o'cl'k
o. :. On the premises
North half of Lot 2S, Square So.
Lot A, subdivision of Square ae, fronting % feet
s.inches on south street, depth lOs feet inches
containing 2573 square feet.
The improvements are: Two frame buildings on
part OF Lot 49, Square 129one frame on lot Suqare
7ss brick houses part of Lot 4, Square 7a0 and
frame on Lot A. Square 579.
Terms of sale One half Of the purchase meney
is to be paid in cash, and the residue in and II
months, with interest. secured by 8 deed Of trust
on the premises or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser.
A payment of S25 on each lot will be required at
the time of purchase
If the terms of sale are not complied with in one
and expense of the defaulting purchaser, on one
week IS previous notice in the National Intellgen
Ger is reserved by the trustees.
The cost of conveysncing and revenue stamps
to be paid by the purchaser.
PATRICK McKENNA.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT. Trustees.
oes-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctS.
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THE Con FIsHRRIRs.-The Newfoundland
papers report that the cod fishery has proved
a failure this season. The shore voyages are
over, resulting in the smallest catch on record
and news from Labrador shows that the catch
there is far below the average. The herring
fishery at Labrador is also complete failure,
the catch being very inconsiderable The ex-
ports look larger this year than last, but the
greater part has been old fish.
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pYJ. O. MCGUIRE Il Co., Auctioaeers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIl

CHANCERY SALE Of IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY.
- Under and By virtue Of an order of the Supreme
ber sath. 1864 in certain cause wherein George w.
Miller is com plainant, and Ellen Miller ct al are
defendants, mo. l46, Equity, directing resale of
certain pieces of property heretofore sold, and for
which the purch asers failed to comply with the
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. October 18Th At o'clk,
on the premises, the south part eff subdivision G.,
b, and o, in Square No. 49, fronting about % feet
on -Four and a half street, between Maryland ave.
nue. and south street. and running back to . pub
lie alley, and improved by frame dwelling house,
immediate possession of which will be given.
Immediately after we shall sell, On the premises,
the middle one third part of Lot 16. in Square No
$685. fronting IL feet on north street. between 9Th
and th streets east, and running back LIS feet inch
to q 30 foot alley.
696 fronting 231a feet lst street east, between
south and streets, and running back SO feet.
Terms: One third in cash the remainder in s, II.
chaser gives notes. secured to the satisfaction
of paying all in cash.
Conveyancing, g, including stamps, at the purcha
ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in Ave
DAYS after the sale the Trustees reserve the right
of eseling at the risk and expense Of the default
ing purchaser, on one week notice in the Ma
a0nAi in'eihse GEORGE A. BoHRER,)
A. THOs. BRADLEY,
oc s-eo&ds j. C. AoG UIRE d CO.. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-20

Peace Convention at Cincinnati-An Inde-
pendent Presidential Nomination Prob.
able.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10 "A peace convention
met here yesterday with closed doors. Fifty
delegates were present William M. Curry
was chosen permanent chairman. A committee
on resolutions was appointed, and the con ven.
ton adjourned to meet Today.
1t is understood that an Independent Presi.
deptial nomination will be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-20

BENNETT COMEDIES THE ELECTION OF Mr.
LINcoLN.-The New York Herald, paper ed-
verse to the Administration, concludes a long
article upon the political situation by saying:
"Thus, from 1910, including the remarkable
elections OF that memorable year, il will be per-
ceived from the election results we have given
that W lille neither Pennsylvania, nor Ohio, nor
Indiana by herself, in the October elections, sig
nifty nything the party which has carried in
the Presidential year any two Of them in Octo.
ber has always secured the President; and that
where all three of them have gone the same
way the Presidency has been carried by solid
phalanx of States, as in 1852 and in 1850. These
curious results have held good in reference to
the three great States indicated, in spite Of all
the interposing changes, revolutions and vicis-
situdes of the political parties of the country
from 1910 to the present day.
"The conclusion inevitably follows that the
results of the State elections of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana, of Tuesday last have de-
termined the issue of the Presidential contest
of 1884,
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SHERMAN.

Hood hetfeatlnS SouthWard-A Union
Corps at Lafayette.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The Bulletin has
the following special dispatch:
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 1S.-The latest news
from Sherman's army is that no enemy is in
sight Of his force.
Small bodies, supposed to have been detached
from Hoods army, are lowering around the
front.
Hood, with the main body of the army, is
supposed to be retreating southwark.
One OF our army corps was at Lafayette yes
terday.
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Guerrilla Attack on a Railroad Train
MQntgQmerY BLAIR MiSsiaa

CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-The train which left
here yesterday afternoon for Lexington, KY,
was fired into nine miles this side Of Paris last
evening, by band Of guerrillas. The train
was stopped and the passengers got out when
another volley was fired, slightly injuring one
or two passengers The train Immediately put
back, arriving at Covington at IL o'clock last
night.
Montgomery Blair was among the passen-
gers for Lexington, and has not been heard of
since the attack
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The Roanoke Destreyed-Her Captor Ar
rested.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Reports of Forests Observation-Disclosures. In
ton of Rebel Commander

ton OF hebeI COMMANDER.
CAIRO, Oct. 19.-Great excitement prevails
in this section in consequence Of a raid into
western Kentucky, by Forests force.
General Meredith, commanding this district,
has issued proclamation calling upon the
citizens to suspend business and rally to arms
and drive back the rebel hordes.
Forrest Is reported to be at Corinth with
strong cavalry forces, and expresses his inten-
ton to tree western Kentucky from the hand of
her oppressor, and allow the people to vote as
they please at the coming election.
The rebel force left at Eastport, Mississippi,
is estimated at three hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-20

ga man in St Louis, who has constantIv
invested in lotteries, and invariably lost for ths
in that place the other day. he saws his me-
has come at last. 49, A"'A
nVIn Illinois, q young man having been
drowned, his father and some friends fired a
cannon over the water to raise the body. The
cannon burst and killed the father,
IL Major General John Stanhope, of the
English army, IL on q visit to the Army OF the
Potomac.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 19.-As tar as returns
have been received the Inquirer foots up 1,6S5
as the Union majority on the home vote.
The Press thinks the complete returns will
show q clear majority for the Union ticket on
the home vote.
The Age claims nearly 1900 Democratic
majority on the Congressional vote, and sew
eral thousand additional on the county tick
cts. The result is still in doubt on the home
vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-20

BURLINGTON, VT, Oct. ia party of TWEEN.
ty.f1ve armed men rode into St Albans, VT, this
they took $150,OOO.
They were from the borders OF Canada.
Five citizens were shot-one 1t is thought ia.
tally Having accomplished their object. the
band left Immediately for Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-20

NEWSPAPER CASE DRCIDED.-The case so
long pending in the courts in New York, be-
tween Stephen s. Clarke, plaintiff and the
Messrs. Brooks, of the New York Express, as
defendants, was decided on Tuesday last The
jury gave verdict in favor of the plaintiff
The issue involved was the right of the parties
as to their amount of ownership of the New
York Evening Express
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


&&HE =
vi be run hss~s.s Washinsscs and New York
and Washington and the West. ss follows:
SOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW TORK AND
BOSTON.
,w,,,,r,.on At 7.so .. m. Ills q. m. and
sS leave ., "ssiIta except sunday.
@ ss.d.yy WHO'RE q e 3 %1NS 2 ''PHiLADELPH1A.
S0h H..sinS Ston At sp N. daily. except Sun
a,y a,y..,s.r. will note tnst this train runs ~ far
FOB NEW YOkA.
,..,s wuhin ston daily st $50 ,. nn.
TSf, t,ain isJo, NsD foTs passsnsSfs exelNsivs1y
FOB BALTIkODE.
I..ys washing ston at $50 .. ID. !. II IL q. n sp
m :, sp. m, 20 p N and 50 p. m, except Bun.
q sansa, IT. % :. n; ss NJ. and s@D. m.
Leave Wsshin stol at $50 q. M and 3, .4b and 30
N; daily; except Sunday.
giesets 10 sSld . and All s So,o p WEST and
tiseksd tA,o.gk.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washinston at $50 .. m. and As p. M
So Train FOR Annapolis on Sunday.
Trsias LEAVING TashiHstosy at 7 s;,sa, g. ana
..n s,es ss Ssss 0n s. At ths ticket
nce. After that hour they must be secured OF the
Ths srst Sa and 9th trains stop at all way points
The sp m train stops only at Bladsnsbure,
Beltsyille. Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House A5, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe that the .. M:
SNaday On Sunday 1t runs to Bal's,nori only Also.
that the so p N. rais takss Nsv York passeHs1s
o4IV. ..x.. -, n.s
&c. apply to GEO. 8. KOONTz- Agent at Wash
inGton or at the Ticket ONCE.
W. p. Smith, Master Of Transportation:
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent. 1e 20d
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~ An exchange comes to us with the fol-
lowing "head-lines" in its telegraphic columns:
"The Enemy in Force at Dalton" !" "Hood Re-
treats from Dalton;' "Kilpatrick at Dalton;"
"Hocds Army in the Rear of Sherman g
Forces;' Gen Sherman close on Hoods rear -
The news editor of that journal must have
been ssslightly mixed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-20

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WaShinstoH, October 4, 1854
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented tn
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
The National Bank Of the Mstrop0lis in the Civ Of
Washingtos, in the county Of Washinston and Dis.
tria Of Columbia. has been duly organised under
Congress entitled IAN act to provide National
Currency, secured bya pledge of United States
demption thereof" approved June s. 1864, and has
complied With ah The pr1yishio19s hs9 Of said act re-
rsa s to ns Of Under sa
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCullsck, Comptroller
o. s the GnrIeney, do hereby certify that 1hs Ma
ssston, in the county of Waskisson and Dstrici et
e eSshmSta 10 authorized to commence the business
In tetqnopy whereof, witness my hand and seal
re 9f once this fourth day Of Oeto6ey 1884.
Il HUGH MoCULLOCK,
ocoo oWs Comptroller of the Curfenc
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AVA PHILADELPHIA
DRAG6HT ALE AND PORTER.

lam new receiving large quantities Of fDRAUGHF
ALI and PORTER from this celebrated brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on shert sties To
al persons who favor me with their orders.
Orders given to my drivers will be promptlv .t
tended to.
Goods delivered In all parts Of Waahinston ana
6eorgstown, free Of charge.
b RILEY A. gHINN, AGENT,
Usios bestlins DSp0s, 81 Green street
Dtn 6SoIsstown D. O,
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The MaPylaud Elsctien

The Baltimore American Of this morn,u~
says the result OF the vote on the new consti.
tution is yet doubtful, though the prospect is
sui favorable to its adoption OficisI retnrns
have been received frem all the Counties OF the
State except 4 ueen Anne's, Dorchester ana
Somerset. Adding the reported maiorit,ea
vote foot up as follows:
For the constitution. .28,l0s
Against the constitution. ..........2s,35l
Majority against the home vote. l,9i3
The soldiers vote, so far as officially re-
ceived and counted, gives l,52i majority in
favor of the constitution. This leaves 3l9 ma
Jority on the home vote against the constitution
yet 10 be overcome. To counterbalance this
we have yet to hear, officially, from the 9Th in
Iantry, the Sd regiment Of Potomac Home Bri-
gade, the I'd Eastern Shore regiment, Coles
cavalry, two battalions,l the Sd cavalry, Al
ahoers Io's battery, and two companies of the
,reglment Mr.. King, the commissioner
tIInS tpro,nea oy the Governor to bring in the re-
h. VI tne army OF the Shenandoah Valley,
s nas NJ. itae ned this city. At q very m modsrats
constitution. ''' ioi 'Ao Ho"
The Sai. says: We received, Yesterday, a
rev additonal official returns OF the vote ON
the constitution. The majority in Somerset
county against 1t is ,601, and Worcester I. ls0
The changes alter our table published vester.
day so as to increase the majority i'm fsyor os
the constitution, as far as heard from 10 ~
1t Is expected that more soldiers votes viii
yet be received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-20
Blockade Runners.

HALIFAX, Oct. 19.-The steamer Ready, from
Bermuda, reports the blockade runners Falcon,
Owl, Hope. and Helen, at Wilmington, loaded
and waiting an opportunity to run out The
Lady Stanley and Let Her Rip have also ar
rived at Bermuda, from Wilmington.