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, 1864-10-17
FKONI CAIRO AND DELOW ".
Teachers for the South-A Daring Ad-
Tenkure-71ver Matters.

Especial Diepatch to the Chtcsso Tribuue.}
CA1no, Sunday, Oct. 10.
31r. D. 7. Allen, with party of fifteen
teachers nom The Northwestern Freedmen's
Aid Commission Of Chicago. arrived here
last evening on the steamer Continental, via
St. Louis. They leave tomorrow on the
eame steamer for their respective desttna-
tio1s on the Mississippi. and Arkansas rirers.
The following are the names OF the parties
referred to, who are SO nobsy devoting their
time, tslents aud energies In this cnnobliay
and pratseworthy cause:
D. T. Allen, Mrs. D. Lamar. Miss Vickery
and Mics Bunnel1, Of Michigan; Mr. Borston
and lsdy, snd Afr. Jessup and lady, Of Iowa
Mics Warren and Miss Winchester, Of Ohio
Miss Hibbard, Miss Crosby, Miss Brown,
Mrs. johnson and Miss Klmball. The 5t4te
from which the latter hail was not ascer.
tanned.
The entire party speak highly Of the splen-
did end newly lifted steamer Continental,
AID would recommend her TO the travelling
public.
The Memphis 1hl{<tin soys about four
o'clock on the 18th uaripY entrance was
nude into the Quartermaster'e office. cayal-
r co1ps, By rebel supposed to be ao ennis
ENTJ u utu. ORflR. + DE Huat purpose IT,
mains mystery. though possibly be inten-
! ded to destroy the recor@e, as some papers
we're found 90 othoroughly torn up as to rem
| der them Irreprodnciole. Fortunately for
the Quartermastcr, Sergeant Eimunds was
sleeping in the office. He was suddenly
aroused By disagreeaole nightmare or pre-.
| sentiment Of danger. In the intense dark
ness he could not eee but being Impressed
With some shadowy presence, he Ut ace
rose and struck 1teht. A curaory s sr.:A re-
yea1ed pothing, and helay do #n only to he
second time startled. Calling Afr. Peters the
two instituted thorough search Of the pre-
miees without any result. Feeling assured
that there was no possible exit for the in
truder unless through tee chimney, which
hos large opening, and equally assured that
eome palpahle existence has disturbed him
The Sergeant went to the Fireplace and listen
ed. Just as he Was about to turn away dis.
appointed, be saw little SCOT falling. In az
Instant pile Of old papers lag blazing in the
Fireplace, snd In another instant TIE intrud-
er. black with SCOT and badly scorched, dash.
ed ont ard sprang directly upon the Sergeant
, 1864-10-17

ANY GENTLEMAN WaO II
u Al adm'rer OF s1n e:rtcal we'll 0t4.d C.othAn.
OF SIMON PUkE FAHRIEA
asG9 Y snt Eost trosoush aal er, 81 Tho LOWEST
FRiCE3 for whlh Iucd ~ article can be FUR l.hed,
T. ng,tet 70 eatl ,. ELI'3, Toolan Draper sud mi
lcts fremont ElCcK. 1a1 h-6 6una&
, 1864-10-17
POSTSCRIPT.
4:so O'CLOCK, A II.
Especial Dispatch to the Western Presa.
NEw YoAK, Sunday, Oct. 18.


NEW YoaK, Sunday, Oct 18.
FROM on1ST's ARMY.
The Ut7ola's Army Of the James special
says the rebel line Of works in front Of our
army at James river Is nearly parallel with
the Union line, and in open view of our
works. Since the capture Of Fort Harrison,
on the 2o1h, their next salient point IL q
strong liEe near to and directly beyond Fort
Harrison. These forts are directly In front
Of our works, commencing eight hundred
yards from Fort Harrison, and command
each other. The position Of all these rebel
works Ia ten miles northwest Of Bermuda,
md they run at an angle Of about B5 degrees
The Rera'd's 10th Corps special cor1espon-
dent says the rebel iron clads still continue
their visits down the river to the neishbor-
hood Of Dutch Gap, but their general posi-
tion is above Co1's Ferry, on the extreme
right Of the rebel position north Of the liver
They are extremely harmless, and have en-
tirely cessed all attempts to annoy us since
their futile sheuing Of the 6fst two dags.
THE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Sunday Mssrury's Washington letter
says IN attack will soon be made upon the
outer defenses Of Wilmington, by IN immense
feet, under command Of Admiral Porter.
The wooden vessels are now being mailed
with cbsine, in similsr manner to that of the
feet which captured New Orleans. 1t is be-
Neved that it Is tor big frisates to 60 in first
and reduce Fort Fisher. The capture Of this
important work would operate in regard to
Wilmingto precisely ns the capture Of Forts
Gaines aud Morgan has operated in regard
to Nloblle-toc close the port efectually and
relie ve the immense blockading fleet on dnty
at the mouth of the harbur.
RAILROAD CASUALTY.
An accident occurred yesterday on the
Shore Line Railroad, four miles east of the
Connecticut River, in consequence Of bro
ken rail: The trim consisted OF six paseeu-
ger cars, with SEQ sick and wounded soldiers
Nine solditrs and two brakemen we're killed.
Twelve soldiers were seriously injured.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
The Savannah Republican says the rice crop
this year is very large.
Gov. Varce recently ISSUED proclamation
offering to pardon rebcl desertens and ruua-
way co1scripts. The Greensboro Citizen says
800 have come in.
, 1864-10-17

HALIFAX, Oct. 15.-The Hecla, from Liver
poo1 ath apd Queensto ~n 5tb, arrived yester-
DAY morning. Commercial news mainly an-
tlcipattd.
don that the fight is put of for the present.
Coburn was op the fi+ld, and was greeted
with trcmendeR shouts By an immense
crowd. Mace ia BOT make his appearance.
It is expected that Cobnsn will CLAIM the
stakes. Another report ststes that the nat
holders on the 7th-
The I.ondou Times eaye: aThe capture OF
Atlanta. and the.victory Of Sheridan In the
VALLEY. repdtrs the rc-eiect'on OF Lincoln al
lie financial pressure Ia England is be.
,,ar.d to he oycf. Gold continues to flow
,r intn the Bank Of England. Consols SsS0
2E1[ Elar money.
, 1864-10-17

The Copperhcads, having perpetrated enor.
nous frauds in the recent election in Indi-
ana, are c1ying In all directions, "stop
thief" "Stop thiet." In the 9TH Congress
siona1 district Of that State, the moet uu.
blushire practices were resorted to to elect
Voorhees,. Since the returns came in 1t has
been ascertained that in the single to Nh OF
Cloyerdble, Putnam county, fifty Union votes
were distracted from the ballot box and an
equal lumber of Copperhead ballots insert
ed. One hundr1d residents Of the township
have come forward since the day Of election
and made affidavit that they voted for Mr..
Washourne for Congress- Only fifty such
votes we're returned by the judges of cleo
lion, " ho were all Copperheads.
We t1uet the Union men OF tue 7th district
will hot rest quietly under this swindle,
which is only sample OF scores Of otherz
In the counties Of Putbam, Sullivan and
Owen. The House Of Representatives ia the
constitutional Judge Of the election and
qualifications of Mr. VOORHEES, for seat In
that bcdv.
, 1864-10-17
MONSTER MASS MEETING At
MORRlS---A PROCESSION
FIFTEEN MILES LONG,
Iowa Invaded by Rebel
observation-disclosures
at DeS MOineS,
SeFen Federal Expeditions in
leuisiana and sfissisit pi---
Valuable Results.
Gold Closed at 217 1-2.
Iowa fnTadcd bF 4 Guerilla Force
Great ExCtIement.

lstedai Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.}
DEsAoMEs, Saturday, Oct is.
LaEt night news was received at the Exc
cutiye Office that Bill Anderson WIS in Marion
county, with 500 rebel guerillas, making his
way ter OskalooRa OF this city. In few
hours after the news was received, 100 intau-
try ard Capt. Harry Gritlth's Desmoinee bat.
te1y we're resdy for action. This morning
the stltets are alive with armed men and the
etfuirg notes Of fife AID drum are returned
with the echoes Of morning artillery.
Mounted scouts have been sent ont, and We
await the reeult, ready for service If neees
eary, in the full expectation that other frees
Will have she honor Of whipping Bill Ander-
Epn before be cnn get to us or We to h1m.
Colcnel James 4. williamson, Of the 18th
Infantry, now at home, assumes the COM
mand-
TP MA meseeneer ftom Red Rock re-
porte the rtIe} RAIDERS Ut Abba, Monroe
and Biz omfield, in DAVIS county, ARE reported
sacked By those Missouri Cope rhe4ds.
Tht re is here we'll organized force ready for
their reception at ally point where meeting
can bt arranged
DEsMoNEs, Oct 15,-Une rep2rt from
Omaha to-tay states that the rebe raiders got
but lew miles into the S'atr, and were
driven back before reaching Bloomfield, but
not NTH after they had murdered three 10y
I'll citizens Of the STATE.
a late dispatch iron citizen of 0ttuu-
wa states that the vagabonds are still de-
vastafiDg the border. Comparative quiet Is
restored in this section Of the State.
An immense enthusiastic Union meeting
was beld in the Court House square this
stterT oon and addressed by Col James A.
Williamson and Maj. 6. c. Mudgett Cop
perheae stock is declining rapidly.
DEs AoINEs, Oct. Is.
Especial Di+patch to the Chicago Tribuhe.l
Henry L. Huff, for many years the leading
Democratic lawyer OF Hardin comfy, has
announced his determination to sustain Lin
coin and johnson, and advises all hta Demo-
cratic friends to do the zane as the only
effective aid they can give as voters to the
maintenance Of the Unlon. Iowa will give
Increased majoritiss to the Union cause at
the NEXT election.
, 1864-10-17

Latest from the North Branch Of the
1amsR-tlsnerAl Ttrr - Mo vcmeMt-
The Situation.

Tie Situation.
New YORK, Sunday, October 16.-The
He7Gd's cor1ess ondcnce Of the 4sh, from the
18th Corps, eays the rebel force In cur front
ie being rapidly replaced By. Lees veterans,
which Tas at first composed entirely OF ma
terial of all descriptions that could be seized
enptis to deferd the cit :. Lee Is kept con-
etantly on the move, first north ard then
sonth of the James and Petersburg, md the
strafn on his physical endurance Is very
gTtat.
The rebel works in front of Fort Har.
rieen are so constructed as to completely
them IS swamp. The taking Of these
works appears to be the next movement b.
this army, but it will be & hard b.
f. TIE H.ra}6's correspondence from tha
armies before Richmond ea,s: tan iupor
tant reccnn oisssnce last Thursday By Two
divisions Of the 10Th co5ts under Terry, went
to the night Of our right wing. Alter i'd
yar cipg some distaece they came up aud
drove q the 1ebel pickets and continued on
to the Central or DARBY town rcad, rnnuing
up to Richmond. They had not gone far
bttore they were met By opposing sktrmish-
ere, ind pressing On. our men found them
selves in front of q new and formid-
M gar11soned by HOOKS SID Fields divisions.
This VAS an important discovery: These
works Ind been built since the battle OF the
Goth rl:., and were designed to supply the
places OF those taken from the rebels then.
The enemy opened en- our men. aad severe
fight ersued. Gen Terry made an ass -u't
on the Notifications, but deeming tt imprac-
.jcable to take them with the 1orce a. bis
disposal, having satisfactorily accomplished
bis design, returned to camp. AS coon as
bis troops commenced to Withdraw, the reb-
els sailed cut and attacked then, bat they
were severely repnlsed. their dead ind Wouod-
ed tt ickIy strewing the ground. After that
OFT tcrce WIS allowed to return unuolested,
Onr loss In killed, wounded and missing
vss about 400. The enemy suffered to an
equal extent. :,
portion Of 1he Army Of the Potouac ia
60 rear the South Side Railtoad they
c5n hear The trains pass this morning.
FoRTnEss MONROE, Oct. l6.-Ge6. Butler
eent ont Reconnaissance on the north side
Of tie Jamts River Yesterday. Taey advanced
two or1 cne~haf miles towards Richmond,
| and returned without loss. The ymet several
eousds of rebels. and only some slight skir-
miehipg took place J.
, 1864-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-Accounts from the
Army OF the Potomac continue to re- resent
that all is quitt along the Inns, with the ex-
Secretary Fessenden ard other prominent
pertonsges have left Washington fur the
Army Of the Potomac.
The remains Of ChiefJustice Taoe5 were
accompanied to the railroad train to-day By
President Lincoln md several members Of
the CABINET. The body will be conveyed to
Frederick, Nd, for interment.
, 1864-10-17

OTTAWA, Ill.,. Oct. 10,
"A very destructive fire occurred. here to
night completely destroying the City Bank
Building aud 1our otter buildings occupied
Us etores.
The stores burnsd we're F, G. Prescott's hat
store, Z. L Fisk's clothing store, s. q. Hans
burgers agricultural store. and Mr.. Meyers
tobacco store.
The City Bank saved au their money and
yaluables, and will open for business In au.
other building TOMORROW morning, having
suffered no loss. The other parties eayed the
greater part OF their goode. The buildings
were sIl we'll covered By insurance.
The United States Express office and other
buildiE rs adjoining were saved only by The
most persistent exerttons OF the fire depart
ment and citizens.
, 1864-10-17
FROM SPRING FIELD.
t3pe cia; Dtsps:ch 10 the Chicago T1bp1a.,
SpRrSaFIEID, I'll Sunday, Oct. 1G.
THE ATHENS BARBEcUE.,'

i3pec1a; Dtsps.cn 10 the Chicago Trbu1e.,
sPa1saF1E1D. I'll Sunday, Oct. 16.
THE ATHENS BARBECUE
The great barbecue at Athens, Menard Co :,
will take place on Thursday, the Goth inst
Govern or Morton, Of Indiana, has been In
ritcd and has partially promised to be pres.
ent. A procession will be formed in which
prip Ting press will throw off sheets Of q
letter sent By Hon. Edward Everett. Ten
beeves and thirty muttons will be roasted
whole.
MUSTER OF TROOPS,
Mujor HetIernan mustered In GO men to-
day and yesterday, Of whom Is were drafted.
Col. ]. Williams, OF the First National Bank,
at the requ'tt of the substitutes at Camp
Butler, II e., proceeded to camp, and re-
ce,yed sud took charge OF oil the money re.
csired BY them, for transmission to their
frients He has done this without charge
IN any caEe.
TO DE FURLoUeuEp.
Col L. r. Robb left here Hast night with
authority 10 fur1oush ali Illinois sick aud
wounded Eoldier5 In the hospitals, capable of
being lemnVed to the State but not fit for
active service. In this way over six thou
eand men c1n rtturn home to recover
strength and fitness for the field.
, 1864-10-17
FROM CINCINNATI.
The PaTs3cuI ars OF sunset Qoxsa Id.
venture Win The Butcher Bvyx OF
btNu.

lspecfal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CINCINNATI, Sunday, OCT. Is.
8. 8. Coz was attacked at Richmond, Ind.
on Saturday evening. bY some bntcher bo;s
from Eten, ind badly beaten. This Is how
It happened; at least this Is Cox's versIon !:
There was to be jollification at Columbus on
Saturday evening, over his defeat Desiring
to be absent be rode down to Richmond, It,
tending to return that light In company
with him WAS a young man, who stated that
be had been an officer in the rebel army. An
Eton butcher boy heard this and determio-
ed to thrash him.
While hunting the rebel officer, they fonnd
Cox, whom they denounced aB a rebel,
knocked him down and battered his face con-
siderab)y. Coz took refuge In u saloon at
the depot, a7d r >ceiVed the protection Of the
Union cit,zens. He left on the evening train
for home.
Another version introduced q woman into
the scrape. On this point have no poaltiye
Information. AS the Copperheads will try to
make capital out OF 1t, all the facts Will doubt
less be brought ont, and If es,,Cox may be
wo1se Damaged than he was In the fight.
, 1864-10-17
Ql)lfa9o Qribn1re.


Gold was at the mercy of the bu1ls In New
York on Saturday, and was sadly tossed
ahont 0,eninr at Elk. It Advanced tn 219.
thcn to oaosI, declined to o14. ARRANGED to
.o15x. a.G closed where it opened. Oar dis-
patches report the failure of another hesyg
operator, being the third within tgo days.
There is Dothtnp Stirring from Grant,s
army. All il ouiet npon the ou.side at the
front. Grant is mak,nr imn-ernab,e his
ncw nos,si-na aud on 1ono ~ nor .x,.o+
Ia hea, The nd yancc ao,,nd ID md connerhssas h Az
rrou1,ro >'o''-''
a. s7s..., c., r,..... .
~ .,s - 49, 49,, uoos- as ~ .epo.s
,... ~ w, s4ooPs
.n1enk '4s4.oos a.'.As oe1. o"etnan
Soee oPon Aoo nv P4so'e'
~ <Ae ~ ~ ~ >D' 0>A ~ AN' ~ '304'
6ia oe'o'e BLU" A's' $780,.
Judge Cation recently on9ees.o 1nrouso our
columIs TO our report q MS otta"a epeec1.
lie was as much Originated as the Asnantee
CHIEF when he hrft 81" bladen 10 Rlass'
but ne 1ear the reelection IN this instance Was
correct ono. We hare the name oi our IN
1oFmart, and the Sudee can nave H. IL ne
needs it, which Ae prohap'y docs hot- We
lear, Judge the "Aooiltloaas1s WI succeed
IN aooneh'ne eiasers' ana cootfo! tne coaa-
foe "aa1 ycor 'taenes are akets 10 co
aoout II. see toe fctufns 1sem An0ana,
oulo. ona 1ennesAsAnta-
Inc ot'on meeting 1t Morr1f, down IN
e1anos' W eA'u1uay. w. moaete1 ana'1,
auu F'oDao'5 onc VI .ne Astseet p0ln4ca1
gaInesnee ever Known IN tne "est' fAtsen
ni,es =. "asono 4aaen ~i.a sturdy asf"e1s
and thsr blooming daughters came In and
helped to swell the crowd OF twenty-five
thousand people. The elections IN the three
Key States are having their effect, and unless
other counties In this Suite are up and do
ing, Crumbs Will carry ~aJ the banner on
the 6th OF November.
Our Cairo dispatch is full Of interest and
shows that our forces at various points IN
the South have been doing retail business,
, 1864-10-17
BRApLNY'a DUPLEX ELLIPFIC AKIRf.
rs&-- EiISS l. FOSTER,
los Lake st1eet, (NeW a:o1e.)
oc6EH1N.W-I l. Mnes


%1s0* - &771s 011 q Ss k7e
RAEAT, So:1 5orr1 SExAtT.
BALTIAonH. Nd. U ;too-T y, tedS-
SEALED rksOfu9ALs, In dupt1c3te. Viii nr r-t4'v.
Ct st 1h'a pfrr IN Il II M, on MON lay tctch1f a.
1s6l IT mo ualted States suos1seaca Oa-
pt1t1 ent ~
FQUS thoUSANu 4,Nt} HEAD VI BEEF CAT
TIE, on tcc of oeEered nt the state CAsta 9cAls4
svtr3 ~ Ten DAYS: 70 re weighed within cnc and =
han daga sitter arrival at tne e9pscee coutrac-
tof. Ineg muaE 3qe!Aea ab0ns .At} thirteen hun.
oxed o. nj cs gtos* weight. tu a unE mort nf 01
enc tdcusand unce roB* weight. Bulls. 8tAXa Ok
ep, Cos Heifets and HoFu.ess Ekttie will b Te]oct
I'd.
a deduction OF ten Qo) pounds VIII ha made from
the weight at eaah Seer pted -dtr this
1pa one half ours batnfs beIux wephsd, nr IN rnf
ws'Rreu lmmec 1atel5 Br Ct removal from the cArA,
, 1864-10-17

ST. LOUIS, Oct 15.-Prlce's rear guard left
Boonyille Light before last, marching to Tard
Lexington Our cavalry advance, uudcr
General sanborn, ia said to have been rcpnls-
ed a1 Riga1t, Cooper county, 6n Wednesday,
Pacific Railroad.
Gnat excitement exists in Kansas, Tue
Kansas militia have been called cut to re1el
the IL yneiou.
Bridge Pr1gnau and thirty Germans were
Killed at German settlement In Lafayette
county, en- the 18th, by rsb=ls under Poole,
Tpof ard ThRlilEil.
, 1864-10-17
From Cairo and Below---Lowar
Eississippi Matters.
Col. Ned Osband S Sue,
cessful Engagement.
FROM TIE GULF---THE WARM
FLORIDA AND LOUISIANA,
The Griefs Of Little Sammy C5x
Emong tbs Butcher Boys,
Our Midnight New York Dis.
parch--lnteresting News
SUMMARY,


The Vacant Chief Jnstlceshtp-The
President and D1E IraoucerH-Tfeus.
ury untGerH.
, 1864-10-17

anc htsehcted. Six slips Of var lay of the
bar.
AntSpe5it1on up the river vent within 20
miles OF Matamoras, but returned on sc-
cou 1t Of the lowness Of Tater, and because
driren h1ck by Cnrtinna
, 1864-10-17
Neh advertisements.

NOTICE. Tbs Deposito:s # the
western MartLe Bank" are requested to
meet at thu
SHERMAN HOUSE.
I0tDAY kVEEIf9, October 1Hh. at * o'.Ioek +,
oc14 u136-1t BE oEDER OF THE CuXN1rrEK.
, 1864-10-17

83 Wa,hington'st., Chicago,
On sn Dlees1es OF the CheR embracing Cstar15, Scss
Tbstat, Diphther1a, Bronchitis, Attn4a, Consumo-
tten ard Hsartphesse, to which branch Of hts aro-
festion nin prscttca u exc'us1vtls confined Oai "a
hnur1 from 10 L. II. to r ~, daily, Relidsrce,
Hichron6 House. ccl1-u118-tt
, 1864-10-17

SGT. GEOR2F'S.''- An aciourn
~ I'd Eecs'ng OF the Asso:tatio1 viii be hsId
On Monday Evening. Oct. l7th, 1861
at 1.2 O'Clock,
oef7p2E9l:.15t1 JAMES JcHN Rae Sac
, 1864-10-17
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, 1864-10-17

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, 1864-10-17
From AsptnWnu

NEW YoRk, Oct. 16.-The steamer Ocean
Quefp, from AepinWall, has srriEed-
, 1864-10-17

The money market ehows increasing ease
On cali. Central rate Ia per cent, though
the tendency seems to favor an early reduc-
hon- Demand fer disconat still very good
rates per cent lower on best paper; aAYt
on easfer.- Rates Of Exchange Gull; quota
tiunE unchaDred
, 1864-10-17

The latest footing up OF the constitutional
election is as follows: For constitution,
il,gl7; against, IT, SO. The negative votes
Include many estimated majorities which
cludee sixty five soldiers yotes in Mar3lau
No report Of the number of soldiers with
the army Of the Potomac and With Sheridan.
The result ia still doubtful
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
Michigan Mining and NIIlI Company

Notlce.-Ata meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of
the Michigan Mining and MIL Company, held the
9TH lnst assessment VI Thirty Dollars per share
was levied on. each and every share OF the capItn
stock OF said company, payable Immediately TO the
tory, In United States Legal Tender or Treasury
Notes. That the assessment often dollars per share
levied on the tn day Of June, 1854 payable in United
and that all stockholders having paid said asses,
ment levied on the Eth day Of june 1854 or any nor
tlon OF the same be credited the assessment This
day leved al the rate Of two dollars for every one
dollar 30 paid. By order Of the Board Of Trustees
Gold Hill, y. T, Sept. %, 1851. s SSS M y;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27

Once of the KnickerbOeker Gold and
the adjourned sale Of delinquent stock In said Son-
pany advertised to take place In front Of me Son-
pany Office this day, is hereby adjourned unti oAl
CRDAY, October 18th, 1864, TO take place between
the hours Of II n and 2ociock Pm, AZ same place
tO-wit: In front Of the Companys office, IN told
Hill, Storey county. n. T.. ,o-,, c.L,...s.
Dated, September - 1854. se29m