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May 10, 1864. McGregor Iowa.
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- Noticc.--Episcopal Service every Sunday
o'clock 2. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church,
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. W. r. LLOYD
Pastor. a
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

LETTER faom TIKI PRECEDENT RtLAllvs rO 10
EXTINCTION SLAVERY IN rHs STATS.
BAtrxORs, Oct 10. 1894
A meeting was held to-Eight NJ Monumeat sqoass y
the ir,ends OF the constitution Senator Wilson vse
among tho Speakers The following leer from Presia~as
Lincoln read =
ExEcUrivs MANSION, WAeAEorss. Oct 10, lsex
Hon. HEsKY W. HOFFMAN,
Ny DEAs STA convcntinn Of Maryland has formed .
new constitution for the State public meeting n ca<
tor evening Baltimore 10 sie IN securing s rsi
cation ty the people, ana you ask word from me c'
the presume the only feau-e OF the inats~
rent about which there serious controversy u nAa
wnica provides Tor the extinction Of slavery.
/, needs to DO secret. and presume II 10 NJ
cre, that wsh to this provision cesre ~
every consideration. wish al men TO We free st
The material prosperity OF the already frs,, which -
sure sne extinction OF slavery will brisg. wish Ass
Ia process OF diEappe that only thiaz which ever
oould bring this nation TO civil 3ttsnps 10 arso
n,eus Argument upon the question - already exnausssE
by the aSer better informed aad more Immediately -
,ercstea OF Maryland herseIf. only add that
shall he gratiaod exceedingly IL the good Feople Of ~
state ssa by their ratiiy the cSDstitnttss
Yours truly A. AINCOIN.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
sTAuTOa's WAR BULLET 7 IN
sscss.aYy ssaa.oa TO Genera, DIX.

sses.eayy ss&aton 60 General DIX.
vARDsP,grxsyr, WAsaIsaroS, Oct 10, lse&.
Major General DIX, New York
Reports have beea received by this rsrArsnsot ron
Generals Buter, Sherman, Thomas. She iaan aad Bur
bridge. showing ths favorable coudou OF military ~
fairs IN their respective fc,ds Of operation.
The purpose Of General Grants visit 70 washington
having been accomplished he returned hs hesdquar
tors on Saturday; but there has becn secyraphic
communication since his arrival there.
GENERAL sUHsKrpGE's DEsPArcH.
CArrlrssUao, Ky., Oct s-lo A. II.
Forcing the enemy from Clnch Mountain ard Iaursl
Gaos ftor heavy skirmishing met tho enemy three
md half rules from Saltyie the morning OF the "a
WORKS where '' ns % Va. " MS strongly r iusrsaosss on
ths blum in heavy force, under Fchols, Williams,
vAusaaa and: Il !: said, HracEinridge We q
once attacked him and drove him from his works on
onf left and held him 10 check the right,
and finally In spite Cf artillery and superior numbers.
own works.
In the evening ammunition gave ont aud. holding
me position taken until night withdrew the command
In excellent order and epirits
The occupation OF the works themselves only pre-
vented by the failure or our ammunition.
From prisoners taken learn that the onemy's force
was six and eight thousand and that Breckin.
ridge present with four Thousand from Lynchburg.
My force amounted 70 two thousand nve hundred on.
gagged. II u certain his force greatly outnumber6d
ours.
A detachment sent TO Pound Gap forced its way
his works at G'advia Capturing several prisoners
number OF small arms and ono piece OF artillery.
Our loss IN all Is about tsree hundred and ty and
that OF the enemy more Report fully by mail in the
morning On the Sd received order from Gen. sherman
10 return. s. G. BURi;RlDtiE, Major General.
No recent intelligence has been received from Major
moving force upon OF Price towards Mig
eOuri EDWIN u. STANTON. Secretary Of War.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
The Political Ekirnssh In PeursyIys-
mia, Ohio and Indiana Prsiini-
cary to tho Contest In November.
The Congressional Vote In These
States In 1864.
Tho state and Congregational Candidates to
be Votsd For To-day,
Aet &C., &e.

1hs State elections take place b Pennsylvania OHIO
and Indiana to-day. Tho result hooked for with far
more than usual interest II generally believed that Il
will foreshadow the result a the coming Presidential
election just four weeks from to-day. 1T being thus con-
sdered preliminary battle 10 the present political can
vass, the public arc watching IT. progress with more
than ordinary interest," Whether their expectations will
be realized tho returns tomorrow will show. Il may
provo emerely 10 draw game, with ne positive result
either way.
We give below the vote In those three States 1se2
and the candidates now in nomination for the respective
Offices by BOTH PARTIES which will prove Of interest for
reference,
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1864.

TIE APPROACHING STATE ELECTIONS.
Nothing ia talked thought about 10 Washington to-
day except The result Of the State elections 10 take place
Tomorrow. Much doubt expressed In regard Penn.
sylysn!a while the republicans foc entirely confident cr
Ohio. The vote tomorrow regarded the beginning
cl the Presidential election, and calculated to have
very significant effect upon the result In November The
administration party have lett un,urned to
success and shvering with anxiety the
news. There has evidently bean partial exodus from
various departments Of the government enable
voters to participate in the State elections or
this week.
THE MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD-auERILLA ATTACK
ON A CONSTRUCTION TRAIN.
The ManassaS Gap Railroad has been repaired far
Recsortown and .rAips recently between Wash
ngton and Alexandria and that pon. Major HeEi, :he
superintendent Of tho road, when last
Friday discovered that small portion Of the track
been torn up, and promptly commenced repairing it,,
when no and his party wore fired upon ny guer.lias
Notwithstanding this attack they contiEuss their
work uDti' it completed. Several shslis ex-
ploded the isborsrs bus there were no casuai.
tea, and tho train escaped without damage. On
another day last week sborer, who had been
sent out 10 make repairs, sczed by gucrilas and
taken TO the woods, where he robbed o number of
letters which had been 70 him 10 bring Washing
ton He was furnished with receipt for thsm and then
Restored 10 liberty - ~..s.'eea.
But much moro serious guerilla operations took pIacs
this morning The Superintendent OF Manassas read
had started the TO Piedmont beyond point
with two rsins containing material for building the road.
When a mile and half the other side Of White Plainr
yhich Is aoout nfty.esht miles from Washington 4;
discovered tha. the track haa been torn
up party Of guer!llss at fired into the
train, killing ". j. hcCrcse,t, the assistant
tanca pot
tenan. Colonel Fuller formerly Of :nr Sixteenth Sctgar
Volunteers who had gone the train 10 pcquire q
rcrence q conductor An engineer ia also sepcrted
killed. Hr. Gascott, The agent, ard nnnaer others
wounded. After executing their nurderoas work
the gueriIias fed. White P,ails,
and the killed sud wounded removed q Mansssss,
whence they will be brought to Washington.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
Letter from Commodore VvrdcrAtgt.
roegEE ED.:oa or TRr EkgAhL-
No. 5 IoyiiSG GKxEs. Oct n, 1874.
In irefn he insA
In your ISSUE OF the Srh inst. an

The appointment o: agents Of the Treasury Department
under the law rscnaain trade
States E rebellion have rnatc fays
ht that these cfusidei
n raising for
posca ana although the Secretary of ths rcssrS has
ready determBed who saoalG &c appointed the nppunf
rnents Seasei fer introduction o. new bidders
asnoEc these Mr. CorHclns aaGorb who desires one
Of the gointins MS fcr li- son.
Having since outbreak q the rebellion stucossiy
ans.a!ned from al. Interference any department Of
the government, BY way Of recommendation Of olicers
otocTwise, srn s' less conceive how re,cr; OF
this nature snoad have obtained currency dic, IN.
decd, the OF the steamship Vanderbilt recon-
mend the retention IS oi officers but the cir
crmstsnces OF mat case we're peculiar, emitting nv
suggestions thought esnsiderat,oa Further
tnGn this have remained perfectly prSsive ieeDg that
the present condition O. She country requires nf ct
other aud patriotic endesvcrs thin th, 9. OF
sef interest aud personal sggrandIzenent Respectfully
yours, c. NANuERg,LT
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
Tho Mcclellan sword .

win be rccoccied that after the sanitary air
contributions were from all parts Of coun
try for The purchase OF sword for General Mcclellan.
We thus recsved 1ve hundred doara oue Of the
parties who sen, in Subscription called upon for The
amount handed 10 by him. Annexed 10 the gonuemans
receipts for the amoupt:-
Recoavsd, New YORK. october 10, 1894, from Nsw YonH
HrssLp oEice hundred and forty one dollars, being
the amount subscribed the McCssn sword fund pub
shsd IN the Nrw YosK HERALD OF the ed OF July 1854
and signed "south Street, - .
tlAz. GEORGE W. CURTIS. ~ Scutn susss
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
CITY EoliaIcS.

TAMMANY COUNTY CDNfbNTIDH. 4.
The Tarzmany County Convention met at tAs Ola W.
wan last night for the purpose Of completing thss
tcwct Judge Barnard presided, ana tho attendance Al
delegates vas full. The nrst once taken up thai q
District Attorney, for which a. Oakley hai was nouS
mated by accanatiou. The office vi City Judge nGu
taken up and after informal calling OF wards, AbfA
ham o. Russel was nominated by scclansiicn also.
AYTI.wooD MozAsr cousTY cosvEErIos.
The above named Organization met at Mozart Hall ias>
evening, eud nominated G. g. Hapins (Privsts NM
ORisy) for County Clerk. by vote Of los 20 &c; J.
Tuy for City Judge, by vote OF leo 10 81 and vnssa
c. King for supervisor by II votes The convsnsSs1
thea proceeded ballot for Coronsrs and nominated
Or Philip O. Hanlan unanimously, bus the Docsos =
cl,usd the nomiuation. DR.. Lncan Wrisnt was slet
nomIoated for coroner but the convention from III
no became % turbulent and boeterous that %
siness impossible, aud she Chairman declared q
jcuruea. =
yESrIor.
This coavsuinu, consisting Of three delegates M
each ward last evening ~ The Union Central CO..
m.ssse rooms, corner of Broadway aud rvsuty.shk
street. and uuasmousy nominated the foow Ing tickets
For City judge Orlando L. Stuart for District Attof M
Thomas b. Van Buren, for County Clark, Jamss J
fhempsop. .
The Fourteenth district Assembly Convention, Of \
same orgaulzatson, met an adjoining room and unas
mouslv neminstsd Hca. John W. Edmonds. The uene
harmcpy prevailed II both convsnro0s
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
Ohio.

In this state there State ticket - well - ns~hss4
q Congress running Tns general result vl sAsrs(Drs
be mreh ascsraned rhe canvass In this STATE haa
attracted much public atsntion a. that of Penn
sylvan.a Both aides have been holding sumerous meet
ng and prcssme shat the seoessay stsps have been
taken TO get out . fsl vote.
The following tsrls shows she vDsa BY Congressional
districts IN Ohio IN 1882 and 1855
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

CAMPAIGN BrLrIscsGArE.-Ths party organs
on both sides continue their indecent war OF
personalities. Nothing is too slanderous or alb
surd 10 suit their ends. Thus the Journal Of
Commerce Of yesterday INDUCES in . general
fling against the personal habits q the Presi-
dent and other members Of bis family, while
the Tribune rehashes the Mcclellan gunboat
story in the form Of . statement from the late
surgeon q the United States steamsr Jacob
Bell, which bears inherent evidence Of being
coinage. What purpose can be served BY snch
infractions Of propriety and deoencyi Surely
the journals that resort to them cannot be still
insensble to the fact that the Issues involved In
the pending contest are no. such as can be de-
cided by weapons borrowed from the old and
filthy armory Of the politicians.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
Indie "a.

unusually vigorous canvass hes been carr led - ssv
month this State The two candidates for Govsss~s
have been stumping tho state together. According n
all the people thoroughly aroused and sSA~
II prospect Of very large vote being poI!ed tsat
sides 70 Be sure Of victory, but today wM tell w.
story.
The following was the vote OF the CorgressonA, ass
sxici In
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
Pennsylvanfn.


There State ticket to be elscted Pennsylvania
this The election is confined members OF
gress and members Of the lower House OF the State
Legislature, and third OF the Senate The table Of
votes by Congressional districts, which publish
below II not in a respects clear test OF ths party
OF the State We have divided II under the head Of
publican and democratic voto; but in two three dis
tcss the democrats voted for and elected independent
republicans the regular republican candidates, who
mostly acted and voted with the republicans In Con.
gress such James Hale Of the Eighteenth district
and H. W. Tracy. OF tho Thirteenth district. In
two districts the issue is such that the vote will
no: show the real strength OF Mcclellan and Lincoln
this year. Take for instance, hseenth Congressional
district. The republicans have nominated deuo
cra, who in accepting hcsuounation, declared himself
for Mcclellan the platform CT his letter OF acceptance
The democratic nominee Is also Mcclcaas platform
The former will, therefore, unquesiionabiy receive
large number Of Mcclellan votes, and the resu dser
mined by local preudicos existing between the counties
making up the district Ore candidate from
comfy and the other from the othor The oinvass has
bseu quite spirited throughOgt the State.
The follow ing is tho Congressional vote in 1867, by
districts -
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
The rarS.
person n Intellsgenes,

Mrs President Juarez,scf Mexico, and family; Sen
Iabarra, Deputy; sencr sAnta.cIa. Deputy; Gepcl
z,n,apo and son. and others who arrived By the -
are now stopping ~ the BarcsloUa Hotel, Great ~
street.
James Dasers. Esq, Secretary Of the NontrsAis'>-
graph Company, arrived N Quebec this mcrniJ psS
steamer Jura, from visn 70 scctsnd.
Commodore spaidinG. os shs Mississippi scuadr .
guesy ~ the Metropolitan Rotsl.
Br,eaAier Genera, ". 8. ryilcp, Nsssschus.Sc y
teers and Coepel Thoa. ghsrnim hassaehuo1
lssrs. are ssoppias o. ths,Aster Aeuss.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

Lne aggregate vote on The State tcket lcss than
hs; of tho aggregate for members OF Congress a.
though poicd The same day
Tho following s the Inst OF candidates for Congress 70
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
IaG2.

The vote for Governor in 1858 includes the soldiers
vo,s will bs seen that BrousA carried ever cossrss.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

moved westward. berg followed for SIX miles
sna severely punished py Dire ,heis Ae have
n, Information TO Prlce's sncs that
time The sixth Missouri militia attacked a camp OF
three hundred rebels 10 81; Francis county, and Giaea
of national troops some time ago ccmmeucsd a move
ment from Arkansas Prices rear and is probably by
this time pretty close upon him.
Fifty nve Uniou officers and over twelve hundred
enlisted men paroed by sbsls arrived al Fortress
Monroe from Richmond Sunday afternoon. Tho
Richmond Enquirer Of Lass saturday announced that all
tho Union naval officers aud prisoners In the
hands OF the rebels 70 bs forwarded 70 varns, On
tho james river, for exchange, on that day.
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