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The New York herald., 1864-10-21
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CRY Pm, Oct II, 1se4.
~r-f o. arncais 70 7ssRRAr CRAFTS REA02U1arIs
TO &. cipt es,; - yesterday vas Toe arrival il
- eueu : General Grapi's headquarters Or the
f.--.arrH heyror. lpsre beard I0n Z. n. Stanton
seorcssFg 2 War. Cesie 1,rstsr Cereral Neigs Com.
ssssgr Grua = iasua. sId surgeon General Barnes.
Sta u arcrfe,aad, coae for lie double purpose OF
so,a'unc resp,te cr1sn 81 otnce sork
and . ytipe business con iec,ed
sth tsr sererai Csartmcr,s. u ae afternoon fIon.
go Pa 'fseucea, Secretary ~ To- Treasury; his sop
s'iataisr e rrd s.tsr-aon weuaded the Red river
sx,tiuion dfr General rcnks 'r m -ney and
frtaur f.ia. :" e's itrt apd otter gentlemen, who
Grc"~it cs 'tO ~ 80 tr-'ve1.
ile a ~ l'.el par'y esNsi General Bster'E haGd
sa*Tei7 = .cs ienacp, aud returned n cry Poihl in
tee evsLiLa
aas y re s,;s1 I, vist tho etsisbarg trent
~ r.. but t'.s ~ wsshiusfor l. the af,erlooi
esenn..
,irAps rsceAs eu.
Ss ala r zee sgh; - 81 Is ~, hanged, and there
-. nios a ,"at.e 't.Tl.i e. is.tg l. cUr part
rsts f.T .saT
y NJ oe tgp t5c .pts1 rae shown
s.,'.s.frr t9 lIess the hf q iiue
.Srs reA pie tslna tloT bot rave
= = Q. . a.' -tIset. n rsy ISL scoa 4 mere
e7.'rst t'lt '.'' otf stree d &. other
s.re".o .N. nFr. u 4. e ~ are iuIy
w..-i1a
- i.r rusrca.s cer, t11 ard ~
=, 80, IT, --.T..E -, s Ei,'T5a ana sesas
.~--A-i - : ~. ..eatk = ltss
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|, yas. Q. Fit.patrle H.s Dssp . tss.

ar. Jas. o. Fitspatrlek's Dsspstsh.
NMrH ARxr CORPS, vIIGSA. Oct l5-A. n
rorHxr HBx.
There ID but lse 10 communicate In the way OF mill
tay operations Four of tho eacmy who came In yesser
day report tho rebels small forcs In ffoat. ana
that their right hold By Hamptons corps OF cavalry,
most OF whom are dismounted and do;ag duty As in-
fAntry.
gyrLossoSs-xxsosrED EVACUATION OF rErEkssURo
Seve al loud explosions heard Ia tne direction Q!
Petersbur yesterday which rise 70 the reoft
the enemy wsee blowing storsnousas railroad 2uhu.
inxs the bridges the Appomaseox, pep& SAosy
20 N abandanmens OF the city.
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TGg FIFTH co-Pg.
2r. l.. a. ticn3ttr'.'s aasp tsh.
hRArqgh hnteF, tssn hcxg co.ps.

nRAlN A.tt*f. t.sau bFsB CO.ps. J
tA x ipl Z, Dct H., lsal /
hcRsH kteeG i 1fn sl"sg.
n sbs corti1rsa sbs~rtt = nv a.ute rfiaty movo.
Es.u me.e IL ua,ug4g gsw to Wtiie np.a sNccpl liz
s.Uy .sut1s 81 thrse raeint N4tcn or ntre races
stts .la ieslrfasv ssd May 'ssrs to.asy The *
tHag csals as.erd.y Wis bfheal ~ shamti 2
= - @ I'D lsl fl sinfn a1r4. .be fiith corps
.os ~ sag STALLION 81 sps4ih 1csSor, aud ias y We
S..tn e7fis frk chestprt nor.e osaet ny go,ontl
- fl's, a 'na..sa4fs bugaao . ElaNplaas Ih.ss
~t'st" r-ts q ~ atw shs A.ath co,gs horse Va
etaf ot-st trst IA lba ssC aBd rbee the odds
- me = tyor 81 'hJ snth e0ffs 1srge ihe atsion
sAango naB1s
hec.es .era ..o1 70 HogtA - TIC y 1ssut absorbing
pS - - .'9et1 80 ~ not ~ LIa decisive
sou. oat ahrft enusnai in'ersst to r,ar mem
>H"ne' .'tn son' Ashtn ,Afg .~ua n snt wounded
tAn lae nteHt Estlr .l t.uap s4d ,ta ,tr9 ~op,.
b. % y tpa var yianA bf g-ta M 8it n 80 .,h lss
~ as = ~ tf'o. " wa LII rehfuDrs tb T nj : n
F.rWg hit .fora nt ta0 uaat =. o -oatnapd 8ha, n
t1ls b. .ea on the srm .aat sl0t tat atoa- csYsq
bat ~ 80 Stf
sAse'eoasl !. ; rong rvenJ .it.' F,lnsg'vala %
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
An Qofct Before Petsrsburg-UDfon
Ertsoncrs Prohibited from EurchEsaaE
Food. DC.

i AtR e0sct EeROr0 FetCrgburR-UutOn
prisoners Prohibited from EurchEsauS 8
FROM FBTs sBURG.
fByEsBURG, Oct. II, 1884
There are no military movements operations trans.
pirmg IN this department, and Indications cf aay.
II Is the dGllest tie since Grant got position before
the city.
UNION PRISONERS RECEIVED AT RICHMOND.
.lFrom the Richuond Examiner. Oct Iii
Yesterday thirteen Yankee praoners, all members OF
the lhir,eeuth tennessee cavalry ocnciug thsis CAP.
tsin william Rice, were received at the Libby from
Lynchbarg. They were 'goob.od" ~ Bull Cap
Eighty six sea,neo sad ea0rs captured Fort Sc m
Ter IA the spndry ssssults Yankee feet r1on
that rce, were received from Charleston yesterday for
exchange. They 20 northwaTi By the next dag.
UNION rRIsoSEas YEonInIrHD FRoa PURCHASING
F0oD.
Castle Thunder is not SO desirable place ar consns
aenL a. J. was previous 10 ibe PRONUNCIATION % recent
faer Wnsa Prohibits the Introduction Of tic rich viangs
a. n outside paties that 20 cheer tha rris
chrrs aud make Eir Confinement qute pleasant .llc
episode q geiie ir.'u c1nlp duiy IN tie ass
Thc pr soness are rSv limited Absolutely 10 TIE prison
...n. sM.
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Port Of wow York, October -, Isos.

CLEARER
Steamship F,agrroo fBr)' Bfidecrar. Queenstown snd
sSip Ores, s-p@s' ra,,,, sor Frs-oIqc- r Cooley
8ar hann Nsre Eren). rsetishsr. Lusuo' Ayres and
~, ss%e Drj, merriif 3 coSs-rori ( a,nssen.
tsr Cox, 'ss A.fsyo sro ARD s@sb,P Nevu,
hTs ~ n,;i e, AR, sr} s,s E,ss Aux san &C.
81. ,;anfv Ryd'r' Mooraea Murray Eepacr.
scS: a,,o q CLIPPERS cRrJ, Gsv.dse5 aa'ira-sni,..
sesr gsc.r tsr,. v!nsoo., nalira--J L-sveraf.
s;sr sS"' sS" sss% co. ssu.s-e sn:ss tsaow. nov.
g.hr rosn ier.5a,' Fnihlr. WSrfoS
sear Laura FrSncsl Hissirp, Aiexsuds,a--w Brown
sss. Gianwood. - Geo-rstovn
scsr 4 = Meoss; % e u Ts', l. wsssiesior- =. Kenny.
schf Fcnnisin. Davis, Ba,!.ncrc- Reni-y sr-k \ Co
sr hr Saoa ssc ssa'T r, a "a Co.
schr Ne-y. sawvsr, rembro.s.-sir,pscn cls.r.
aeso ssss sl1s Hassv ss,.
eSn.r es s n"as s sstoa nr'sdG ,s Sor. Va N4''
steamer J Thompaou, McxAy, Baltimore.
IS, s%:s ssas Z ss,s s,. rs% q ssl op'. Fort
,,.. Gs s.ss Msrss. Z ey b. Marty ans 20 d'S w's
bssc s;s . IT, S1,f g'Ia sn "s srss
-, 5ssai,n tsf Issioa rod 'rerris, Ia ballast to
eas sS5 : ,5, @ x'y w ws
g. tse psssgs AntoaoL Lorenzo. seaman died OF iaun
syss An %si.sn, ooqls.a, rcr,re.. Monroe. days
4chr Nos. 'Giell ael. pe niars ds-s.
tc.T 'aiu he'll. S0lic E'iyf ,ttfg for gcgol
Eel r Goddess Jarx sisesnN
klhr ktrretq, rnnBri, knr.yh.
trhr lanes Dav. Chandler, g.rriN
schr Y Z liicsnan vsxersrs siA,nfcra.
kent hcnfal G7tt Nrlaf.s = fn, +
f'bf rariac' shealsd, R0r. .aoat fsr Froviisroa
- .,klIaD.
hearafs arsrrrr- Aurrcai rilpl asEaaors, ,hvnpir
~ vNat Nf ,'s~ harxs tive o1e a4h Eu ;laIie. -
ss. Z ~ ErdoG ts1 wsye y f.s ooes'gii ie pssn se
~ " " 'tsv, y y nraint l. hr'.e. w. III 2, n.S ~
Ss1,i' e q yrFht Dehsr., gsrs|nss. iss,.aI.r
/" - .ei-} Y as'.J i,sntisl, h Z Cusier' Rosmao'
Gt3d st sunset ".
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tsnnrh ~ Aia.rni.n.
FtNtETtI . -fNtF isNN Ia
Toe Borrh - Adermen met yesterday afternoon
ErsRident Honeg u ths chair.

FIEF
Freaident Honry j. tle oi,sr.
ro4VEH' uosI,lfr IN oALvssY ctGrgrrv
Alderman hlE auiegra aflsoiutsn directing ttc Street
caan'ai.aar 4 eoat-t witn xcrs Bradley io erect
m.huwert ovcr the sosi,f. yrsycs II ta'grry COMO.
tti ~ - oftenso net Sc sea4 .weYs thousand dol.
lara Lad os1r
5as f1cfr y1EfR MfroGi4o
80 - v ~ ~ u 50 II .3 feeeSed froai Iaycg cuuthcT
rta0Fe " segea Hrcguiaftl-g is ths Ct resaat -r
oie1 1hH t9o or COMPLAINS that Mr. nogls aOd ino III.
iere3t olenn "a tbo Isgoet s nep4rtbsnt fey anna
vrfiy FROM re hrnate0 s1o rY Is tv3 turd - Al.
ilrs. tpd 'iaEa.ei coses L rl7siviss tt'rst ~, 4
Tbs Dgau urgicli ea ~4e recrtCt ~ rue4.i csatft :,
gdJolfDsd u.iii ~ asy telt, at tno ~. OK.
0tL YEA pfscNy iv NtgA4s l.rp toav- n
Mteg nd other 81 tratH l.ca.s rE.r Usse .cc. r IS
discovered p2ta 'N1A sf nr at.. rrs aI.es l4Ie
froa that fttg I4.H f.H# Fr.f III. .u Mf.t tF-4 rs
ovef evidence u eAt HSige eo.i & f r3t.t.t. ,efB
ihe arfing.-ason 4rutc-s.9 Egn sal
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UNION rRrsoyrRs EycEryRp AT RI
sss pEonIBIrED FRoa PURCHASING
Cav Mobile B.,y correspondence.
q

The UPPER Eeei rrproash within two miles OF the
city Tie peopie can bs walking IN the streets.
ysre said be considerable scu.yy smcnI troops
AT FOR. Morgan and Penaac0a.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21
rArfr .rinn nw rnr nnNnr.


Notice Is herery syen Sat pnruaa " ltr 40 titsennns
from, ioass Gstr cEth u INN the oilov sltsauof
auG a4iioas have teen eilesd IA ne RusYass ~ nv
no N a..
4ft soop Hrn puay tas been Hnvrd % the si eatfs
srA Hse = d f.sNt nWinA tfes.
a IS fsnrir n M 81 tNn u AXE naeh whcn thtfe
Il 3#s fh.u t l84 rsttrA aud witA me iVi"iAs :
tH#ft gFN.1ne tsariu t'.- . -. - ~, "a
FNf 1AaI l#trNss. W.
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4, . sots lss Rl'rroAD cArAstlernG--fbe Worcester
rgFe' carrc ~ u tepoc that tas erfihie aeGie I
80 e"rtpi ~ ihe rssect ef a ~ olH1cua at u ig
~ : q ftt ~ .hrs tltl fsstt ~ Nasa ~ 4. CT
cy# - 4 sns wNI'g tnty taasN as rrush a
tlae iaN $40 r31t 1po1 NeB, aa8 thsI neu tAfcy
t.1le VI essapo ia l4.if l.yts
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4 tad At sunset ".
nrts,risrA,nnrE.

arx--Batavis. Ang - -hp Mandara srcpors-
81 veserTry5 VI nnj of New vo,k from Houg h'ne w.
4 81 20 ~ cnsNa itca aai taatNii Nss 10y w tu. y
.eer nnou4 TuNu-s ~ S,ts suFfF ~ wUstr
~. Ri plase PAsrangars crew ng pe 81 hn e,ieD
w ~ E wa rsr amt Ia sfsisl lrtr fhif 4ffr y Nrdi.
f tNrtser,v oa EN- vas iassfnB 90 ov p1E4d iom
Hong Kong but dsed before tho n'is'ss'
,. $50. ~ rety Work, sosgro-el bv lrs nj So isr
lspr ageiep was of1 tons fesser eu 10 1858 a. ELt
Ne IL .aisd Atz
Natfcc sr TfNv'u.rs.
ara reu p,av WITH 'Gravrr o4ta IA White citcra fs
s has besn rsrac1 81 "a former pcsl0n III ths hatbor
n' ly u,dtr Of me iaeNil 5ues Fcsrd.
JOHN MERsToN, Lighthouse rnsp-cl's
Raeteu. Oct 10. Ik0f.
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TIE NINTH CORPS.

vslry, hs ,uss sss sss.snsA dyrousor 4 ssppss 70
des iiluto citizens.
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SAiP?GNG ne w 6.

ILxfxEc GJn
- NOON RTsEa.....evc 10 n
IL utGH v l q;
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Died.
IocAy.--On Thursday, October 90 after lngernS III,
ress. DAVID JoGAy, AGED 81 years.
Due notice OF the igrera hereafter.
lATHA-CaAgrSs fsTiis, native o. Athlaae, Ireland
His friends inytsl to attend she funeral from 80
God street, Brooklyn AT two O'Clock. His remains viii
be tsfen % calvary rrrscterv tor iu.,rneui.
20, ORR D.l.ts S-s Second and fa,rd ruoss.1
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xnc Steamer Oriental ashore.

Hoiags HOLE VIA WOODS botr, o.. 70, 1888.
The steamer Oriental, Gardner, f:rm New Orleans fr
E.cu ashore the eastern edge Of Hedge Ferca
eight o'clock last night, I'D remained hard aground a,
miro O'Clock this morning
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x,~,, p,.nvprarnvAl, DISTINCT. NINTH, FTP
Il ,aoys and ~sseath sards.t ~ "a ptr1ed oeetnl
tgnnl toNfcgtiun, fe1 ANUgr taN ett uF
~ ~ a.s ~ II 81 M he sau4Ac On Tarrseay saaia< Oc-
t.t,ar 81 t,e foowing rnnati. .cs Vete p N Nolnse
h.ri ,t'.. ~. gnror n nry - CLINTON arG ton. trJah
xvs,a I. = an informal DAiot NE ltnu Y h9 "a'a ~
t raiars the shnipAc = o"d. Aod "n fnnN0r
9ss ,,a,,.ni nss ncnnae itgs reg ~ daN2 ~ Sae-
~, ccl4fe8s rom tNe ttt bHn
aoese s,s -" nIstri.t GencsA Wer hctne qo ted Sc
f's.,sd inc rnnisalon nlf4aut End sl.ts -
c ~ Ad ioufuf with Tor theAS
n nna ths 'saaie ev"' WAlLr W. PRiCG Cfsiriata.
az ..,a w .-so., sectstary.
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MEDICAL.
PILES.
A SURE CURE!
DR.. STRIcgLANDiS PILE REMEDY.

EvERYBoDr j. being cured Of tAi. distressing dis
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A THE AMERICAN DlSPENSARY We TREAT By
N new method. and with the hsppiest results Pro
1dTsus Jteri failing of the womb, IdncerdtiOgs J1cer
rtfon, Luchorrhed whtes,) Csssdry and all other dis
TO which the american FSdle Is SO pecularil,
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female SyH9es. This instrument should
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At the American DispsRsGry also treat. tcitIori
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Ineendiaries.

Nearly every day we hear of the destruc-
ton OF government property by fire. and in
all cases the statement is made that it was
the work OF incendiaries. A few days ago
we heard of number of fires at Vicks-
burg, consuming large quantities Of govern
ment stores. Then came, on the same day,
news Of the burning Of Quartermaster' S
store at Cairo of warehouse at Port
land containing hay and other property be-
longing to the government, and of foundry
for shell and shot at Mauch Chunk. The
frequent occurrence of such fires makes one
suspect that there are rebel spies or copper
heads who are paid for destroying the prop
erty of the United States, and it becomes
very important that greater care and vigi-
lance should be exercised everywhere in
guarding government property, and increased
zeal in detecting the villains who are engag-
ed III the work. \ few examples made. by
Furnishing those detected, would havea very
o aod effect.
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A PROCLAMATION,
By the President of the United States.

I
WHEREAS, 1t has become necessary TO
define the cases in which insurgent enemies
| are entitled to the benefits of the Proclama-
ton OF the President of the United States,
| which was made on the eight day of Decem-
/ Der, 1868, and the manner in which they
! shall proceed to avail themselves OF those
| benefits
Aad sohereas, The objects of that Procla-
nation were to suppress the insurrection
| and to restore the authority Of the United
| States;
| A,.d 'ohereas, The amnesty therein pro-
| vlded by the President was offered with ref
erence to these objects alone
Now, therefore, |, Abraham Lincoln, Pres
| ident of the United States, do hereby pro-
claim and declare that the said proclamation
does not apply to the cases of persons who,
| at the time when they seek to obtain
| the benefits thereof by taking the oath there
| by prescribed, are In military, naval, or civ
| Il confinement or custody, or under bonds
or on parole of the civil, military, or naval
authorities, or agents Of the United States
as prisoners, Of war, or persons detained for
| offences of any kind, either before or after
conviction and that, on the contrary, it
| does apply only to persons who, being yet
at large and free from any arrest, confine-
ment, or duress, shall voluntarily come for
pose of restoring peace and establishing the
| national authority. Prisoners excluded from
the amnesty offered in the said proclama-
ton may apply the President for clemency,
like all other offenders, and their apphca-
tons Will receive due consideration
L do further declare and proclaim, that
the oath prescibed in the aforesaid procla-
nation of the eigth of December, 1868, may
be taken and subscribed before any commits
stoned officer, civil, military, or naval, in the
service Of the United States, or any civil or
military officer Of a State or Territory, not
In insurrection, who, by the law thereof,
may be qualified for administering oaths.
All officers who receive such oaths are here
by authorized to give certificates thereon to
the persons respectively by whom they are
made. And such officers are hereby requir-
ed to transmit the original records of such
oaths at as early day as may be convent
ent to the Department of State, where they
will be deposited and remain in the archives
of the Government. The Secretary of State
will keep a register thereof, and will, on ap-
plication in proper cases, issue certificates of
such records, In the customary form OF such
certificates.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the T.
nlted States to be affixed.
IS Done in the City of Washington the
twenty-sixth day of March, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
slxty-four, and of the independence of the
United States the eighty-eigth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
VIM. Ii. SEWARD, Sect of State
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-06

During the discussion on the Army Ap-
preparation bill, on Monday of last week,
quite an animated discussion took place, in
which Pennsylvania politics was the theme
of controversy. Judge Kelley, John Broom
all and Thaddeus Stevens entered the arena
and dealt some terrible blows to the opposi-
ton. The assertion made by Mr. Broom
all, In the late campaign, that Judge Wood
ward said that if there was TO be any seces-
sion, he hoped Pennsylvania would be in
cluded in the Southern boundaries was
repeated upon the floor in such manner as
to convey a conviction of its correctness A
running fire was kept up for over an hour
and the Democrats were repulsed at every
point, and finally abandoned the field to the
iubilant Republicans