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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-19

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saS cAsxS toss,hsr vim . iull s..ortnsn, q
nv ss, III e :ss .a s;a aGs iss 9;it s,
sles sre put ~ snyelopss and sealed, ana sent
esnts fve ssftinsstss for ~ eleven for ss, thirty
ior S5 Afsr seeing the srtlcls ifit does net give
money. Great Inducements are offered 70 agents.
We also mssniAsturs Badges fcr. sverY divisicn
and corps In the army. We viii send sample
pany hands1meiy sngrAved thereon, on The receipt
of ii %; together with our Wholesale ILLUSTRATED
circular 70 agsnts. N. wARDn CO.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-19

ss- Hfrst w.ra--rns ssbseris.rs to the
NlrrorAL RzrvsLIcAr IN the PiIt Ward, who
S.s. g psss nS Srs.
81 the Book and Periodical stors OF EDWARD
No. l s,snSs S:,w.; zen
Be- served PROMPTLY and regularly. nov,-n
n-oaivaxv Baptist Church meets every
Sabbath In the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth street.
n and * isi r. n sss:. frsso hes. Rev eyS How
ista PASTOR ~ ,gll- jAnieu
m Psspis,s r.issrsph.-- Rlxst oIa.s
Luns, direct 70 NEW YORK, BOSTON, and an
Important points. Washington on1ess. REPUB-
LIcAHi suILpINe, sn Ninth street, lwsst side,j
sornsr Pennsylyania avenue and sixth street.
under NatisnAI Hotsl, and Ioornsr Tinssnth and
streets, opposite Treasury building.
a, .s.i..TI u ri- II cHARLEs y. NoVEh
isbis-u Manager Washington District.
NJ rhe Er.ash Fr.Asip..ni rsust
a PowDHRi y
le- .Hstfa traaf -
This vidsly and Justly sslssra.sd article, which
is u'sd throughout Europe. and considered
NECESSITY IN TIE TOILET orHvERY LADY.
is now for he arss time inuoaussd to the
70 ''aPs LADIES OF AMERICA.
lHs iBRANeIfANNI POWDER
b unrivails1 fos rsnovins Chaps, Blotshss, Pin.
pies, nafes, sad stAsr Impurities Of the skin,
rendering n SOFT, CLEAN, SMOOTH, and BEAU
TTuL-n %, ,strs-..,.. f.ga
rRAN POWDER
IL used 10 remove TAN and FRECKLEs, giving
TRrsHNKss 70 the COMPLEXION and healthy
hue v NE akin, with YOUTHFUL soFTNEss.
=sI r yRANGIPANNI POWDER
h used By the ladies OF Europe to sprinkle the
insids Of Kid Gloves, enabling tight glove TO be
drawn on and on with sase and preventing their
being soilsd ~ psrspirssion. After the glove Is
Withdrawn u leaves the hand smooth, soft and
white, with dslieats freshness and perfume.
FRANeIrANM POWDER
ID ussA 10 remove all roughness and redness Of the
hands, arms and fass. 1t softens corns, and all
other outaneous sxsresosnses.
Prts q ss.ss ~ % ssni,, according TO sirs OF
l. NJ ssss BY nan on receipt of price.
For salsNT WILCOX = CO., sols Agents,
q novitsa 1.i Isl Water street, New York.
| 'I. ~ s.- H'N
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? LOCAL NEWS.

A RAID ON A DANCING PARrr-Ldrps Cap-
isrs The attention Of policemen Msrkwood and
y s .sss sss.a: :'.y z soa:s or
ostre..s nsrth. fnsy sntsfsd the house, and found
the gathering 70 be composed entirely OF colored
psopis, who had assembled TO have Z grand ball
and Jubilee. Their Joyousnsss and sestAey as
ENDURED NJ oa s.Sbsis monnio9 sna tss I'm y %
sommanded them 70 surrender. Thirty-three men
and women were thereupon escorted 70 the police
IN booRoo-ipss The ringIssdsr Of the gang, who
cfsiiE @ iSsacs Bo.w:Ii nnsS the sSSs men sss essS
plSon Thomas, WIN, Siiisr, Tbomos Stuart, Jas.
ssoD SssSsEs s bsssS Psss MSSs 1S: w sm;S
carter, Mary Blssk,on, ADELAIDE Middissos, Elis
Eiisn wssSinsscn Lucy Hi, sophia Garnet, jaiis
Kent, catharine WALKER, Henrietta Fftzhue, May
Davis, Miranda williams, Laura Jones, Jane Hill,
oas Of the party, Parker Motion, was also fined
s2ofor carrying concealed weapons.
ssou. three ooioss the wire. Of Il. adSu Gmeriss1
place not known with those Of the Polios and Fire
sin n lsssS,spn; sSs ns A@essna Co., yrs be
10 represented by four dots. The entsngisment
sounded four on the Police Teleg aph wire, which,
communicating with tho Columbia, the Metropo-
Titan truck and the Rusker steam fire engine,
sounded an alarm. These engines Immediately re.
pptred to Boz 4 on the corner OF Eleventh street
eas' and Psnnsylvanis avenue, when II was soon
discovered 10 be false alarm. The Anne ricans
wires ceased TO work, when busy search was made
for the place OF population, but before the lapse OF
two hours the wires were all o. X. again, having
unhttohed the smaelves.
FEE|HTl T.s9. --
Tnn CASE OF Coz. BAKHR, ron ALLEGED
FAIsE fmPRisoEmrHT.-The trial OF Col. Baker,
indicted upon the charge Of falsely imprisoning Dr..
stuart Gwynnc, was resumed this morning before
the Criminal Court, Judge wyiie presiding. The
principal portion Of the day was consumed 10 the
pfesentatfon Of several argument by the presecu-
tion upon legal points involved In the cause. Mr..
L. =. Chittonden, who was the Register OF the
Treasury during the time OF the arrest OF DR..
Gwynne, was present at court, and will be wit
AsorMna WIFE = MgaDss.s. q on last 2 satur.
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JOHN bLIDRIL,
]. N. Mason,

Asimilar document, say 1M Iadsz, has been
presented TO all the Cabinets Of Europe, (Con-
stantinople eIcspted.) Mr.. slidell has handed,
In person, 70 N. Drouyn De LHuys the above.
Bishop Lynch viii hand 10 the Pope the copy
intended for him. ...-.-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22

ERw York, October 22.-The steamer Morn
ing Star, from New Orleans, with dates to the
18th instant, has arrived.
The steamers Sierra NeUada and Empire city
were In the river on the 10th.
Several officers made a daring reconnaissance
in Mobile bay on the 10th, passing outside of all
the obstructions, and returning safely One Of
obr euLboats, while reconuOiuing in Navy Cove,
wac fred into, bat no serious damage was in
hictCd.
severe storm has occasioned some damage to
one or two sailing Vessels A coal-ladeu brig
was driven ashore, and will probably be lost.
General Granger has gone 10 PensneaIa.
General Asboth has returned from his expedition.
o., General Newton had arrived at New Orleans,
en- route to take command at Roy West.
1t was rumored that Admiral Farragut was
going East.
The severe trade regulations have eiTectually
stopped all business at New Orleans.
There is nothing later from Mexico to confirm
the reported capture of Matamoras by the French.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22

NJ Dgman, J, l39th Pennsylvania, left thigh.
JON Watson. IA. lO2d Penusyl ana, lower jaw.
@ n, raj Il. L. Lewis, l, l02d Pa. thigh.
Uriah Wiley, A, 03d Pennsylvania
lst s rgt. Chas. Hackley, T., 99th P,, left thigh
COZ poral Samuel G. Bonham, A, l02d Pa, groin.
S"Eeant s. W. CLASSIFY, 1, lO2d Pa. lefr eg.
Co oral +. W. GleCsOu, lO2d Pennsylvania.
A bert Miller, II, l02d Pennsylvania, arm.
G. Short, II, 1929 Pennsylvania, groin.
Fred. Smith, Il, 9Sh PGnna., right shoulder.
b nnett Getz, A. 9Sth Pa, breast and right thigh.
SCI gcnI Ad m Shird. II, l02d Pa, right thigh
Sergeant J. T. Brell, I, l02d Pa, left leg.
John Balhers, X, 1921 Pennsylvania, finger.
J ,hn s.. John, X, lO2d Penna., len shoulder.
Thomas Spence, |, 1924 pcnns, lvania, groin.
J. S. Mahwood, II, l02d Pennsylvania, throat
7. J. Gallagher, II, 1929 pennsylyanin, head.
Peter d. Gross, G, 9Sth Pennsylvania, toes
Sergt. Daniel Sailor G., 0Sth Pennsylvania, finger
First Sergt. T. McGraw, A, l02d Pa right arm.
Scrgt Fred. Shannon, X gSth Pa, side and arm
G. Walker, G., 9S,h Peunsy ylvania belly.
Corp. John Luer, l., gSih Pennsylvania, left arm
Corp. Jacob Herman, f., 9sth Pa, arm.
Andrew W. BIeistern, A, 9Sth Pa both sides.
Geo Bougcrt b, lO2d Pennsylvania, right side.
J.C. Hannel, IL, 1929 Pennsylvania, fracture o.
index finger.
Col. sherman, sOth New York, lo;h Corps, arm,
ampuiated.
Major Smart, g0th New York, killed while lead
ing the first charge.
Captain G. II. Amidon, A. d. C. TO Genera
Grant, severely wounded.
Col. Thompkins, of Gen. Wrights stlT, slightly
wounded.
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The nemocrner in a scolch miss.

In consequence Of the prevalence of a raw and
unpleasant drizzle to-day the "Unterrfed" have
determined to postpone their parade and torch
light procession. In war times bad weather
should be no bar to the celebration Of victory,
and VIC fear that the complaint is not the drlzzlo
that has caused the failure of the f1lle, but a
new acute affection called Fishers (H)ul, vul-
carly termed "sheridans wet blanket"
Long street parades are not to be tolerated
under such afiiiction, and weeping and wailing
and gnashlng of teeth is most appropriate for the
friends OF our "erring brethren" Some say the
Age has received another despatch from Gs"s'
bt'~ssr at York that the BIG SIX on the home
stretch is spawned mule and bogus, and SO the
Democracy can't see the "uctory" in these dark
days Of desolation. We learn. however, that the
fine fanfaronade Of the Fustain Is Fixed for the
frSt fair day
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October 2l.-The steamer Dime,
Captain w II. Caflrey, laden with private freight,
and bound from Louisville for Nashville, was
sank on the Falls this morning. The boat is a
total loss but most OF the freight will be saved.
Papers on a writ were filed to-day in thelUnited
B ates District Court against tho Adams Express
and American Express Companies, for a failure
to stamp papers issued by lhom. Agaius. the
former company Slj6,OOO and against the latter
$40 COO damages are claimed.
Captain McNair's Rebel thieves captured the
steamer Cottage, Captain Dickens, at Harpeth
Shoals, on the 18Th inst.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22

PoLIuoAL.-An immense crowd assembled.
last night, at the Academy OF Music. Long be.
fore he hour of commencing the building was
crowded from pit TO dome. Colonel VIM. A..
Gray introduced Governor Curtin who, on taking
the chair, made a short address, which was re-
ceived with great applause. Brlsader- eneral
J. T. owen followed, In a patriotic speech, and
Major Harry White and Colonel Bunham closed
the exercises. The whole affair came Off with
great ecldt.
Another large meeting was held at Concert
Hall. Able addresses were delivered by Hon.
VIM. Il. Mann and Colonel A. X. Mcclure, at
g conclusion Of whose speech the crowd dis
persed, with cheers for Lincoln and Johnson
midnight, the Governor and Major White
were serenaded by the Union Campaign Club, at
the Continental Hotel.
A meeting Of the soldiers Of the Summit Hill
Hospital was held on Thursday evening. Dr..
Buchanan presided and able addresses were
delivered by Sergeant Mansfield and Captain
Eeill. All the voters in this hospital are Union a
A meeting was held on Thursday, in the
Twenty fifth Ward. Addresses were delivered
by non +. II. white, of Cumberland county ;
Hon. Martin Il. Thayer, M. c., and others.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22

Special TO The Evening Telegraph.
wAsHINoroE, October 22.-Lee is still fortity-
ing his position on the Southside railroad, and
will not give it up without desperate struggle,
~ upon the possession Of this railroad depen is
both the fate of Petersburg and Richmond.
Hood, at last accounts, was endeayoring to
effect a safe retreat into Northern Alabama.
The supplies which he had taken with him on
this great raid on Sherman's communications are
already exhausted, and he now finds himself
obliged to retreat without accomplishing that
which both he and Davis had promised to the
Rebel army.
Dispatches received from Sheridan's army
represent LongstIeet as most completely out
generated.
His army retreated In great disorder after tho
second battle of Fishers Hill, and he was closely
pressed by our cavalry. Longstreet will be
wholly unable to maintain himself, even so far as
supplies are concerned, without retreating to
Staunton which is his secondary base Of supplies,
Lynchburg being the first.
The military position at the close of this week
Is very encouraging. and causes very considem-
bic rejoicing among the friends of the Admiuis-
tation and the country.
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HIarkets bY TeIegraph.

NEw YoRK, October 22.-Flour quiet; sales Of
$500 barrels at 81 5069lO for State; S975iDll5O for
Ohio; and $l095@l4 for southern Wheat advanced 10
2c, faes ofll0O bDls at S220 for Western. Corn arm,
with sHieB of COO bushels Sl5i Reef steady Pork
hlm at Sl 5d9t225 for Mess. Lard firm Ut 2OG22e,
Whisky firm at STA.
NEW YORK, October 22-Stocks arc better
Chicago and Rock Island, ~ Cumberland preferred Az
Michigan Southern, Co. New YORK Central llS<; Read
ing 1872 Hudson River. 1905 Canton Company, % Erie
si15 One Year Certificates -; Five Twenty Coupons
lC5is Coupon Cs, lOC Gold, go
BALTIMORE, October 22.--Flour steady at
S0'y5 for Ohio extra Wheat firm at S26 gsO for prime
Kentucky, Corn quiet at 81 I2al75 Tor white. Coffee
firm, and Rio advancing Whisky dun and nominal at
Sl79 Bacon firm; shoulders and sides 29l5Uz2
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
NEWS JOTTINGS.

Encouraging progress has been made in
raising the $50, 900 fund for Waterville College
Large subscriptions have lately been obtained in
Boston by the President.
In Newark, New Jersey, last week, there was
a cherry tree in full bloom, the blossoms being
perfectly developed and full of fragrance. The
tree was loaded with fruit as late as August.
"A manufacturer in Pit,shcd, Mass, who
wanted to build a house this season, but had not
time to attend to it, gave the superintendent of
the job to his wife, who has built twenty thou
sand-dolar mansion, which is now nearly ready
for occupancy.
Mayor Tyler, Of New Haven, got knocked
down by a team going faster than the law allows,
the other day, and the driver was promptly
arrested. When common people get knocked
down by fast driving the authorities are very
slow to notice it.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22

LOWELL, October 22.-A destructive fire oc-
CURED last night, in what is known as the "Dra-
cut Navy Yard" which totally destroyed large
new brick mill, couuting-room, and,two houses
belonging to the Merrimac Wooden Company.
The total loss is $4,000. Two hundred and
Atty operatives are thrown out OF employment
by this fire,
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Nroyements or Armr nmcers.

Nw BEDroRD, Mass, October 22.-The
steamer Henry Burden, with General Peck and
staG, arrived this forenoon on a tour of inspec-
tion.
NEW York, October 22.-General Banks left
for Boston this morning.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22

THE RECENT REBEL SUCCESS ovEREsTINNrED-
SHERIDAN RBrUEATISG TO ALEXANDRIA.
From ne Richmond Wig, O-iojtrl9.
In the valley, while we have been following
the track of Sheridan which is marked by the
smoking remains of barns and what were once
golden grain ricks, the substantial fruit of our
recent successes we are inclined to think have
been oyerestmatcd by oyer-sanguine passengers.
There is no doubt, however, that Early has the
better OF the campaign in military aspect, and
that Sheridan, until largely reinforced mast act
on the defensive. Many persons direct from the
valley are Of the opinion that he designs retreat
ing to Alexandria, from which point he will en-
bark via the Potomac TO reinforce Grant. This
of course is mere speculation, but week at
iarthCst viii give us clue to his future inten-
tiOns.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.

THE rIoHr AT FISHERS WLL-REBEL REPORTS
or OUR LOSSES.
From Ms Richmond Wig O-to5s,l9.
CHAHLoTTEsvLLE, October lS.--In the affair
ut Fishers Hill, on Thursday, we killed and
wounded from fifty to seventy five of tho enemy
and took as many prisoners. The prisoners ra-
ported that the 6.h Corps was at Front Royal.
The enemy were near Sirasburg on Friday, and
a small force of their cavalry were in the town.
Lieutenant France, adjutant TO Brgadier-
General Carter, of the artillery, was severely but
not dangerously wounded in the leg on Thursday.
Nothing else has occurred.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
Quotati0ns OF the principal Coal and Goa
atncka nj o'clock today -

The following are tho receipts Of Flour aud
Grain at this port to-day :-Flour, 1910 bhls. |;
Wheat, 6400 bushels; Corn, 3Sfo bushelsj Oats
74O0 bushels.
The following comparative table shows tho move
men,s OF breadstuGs IN Chicago during the week ond
ING Oct. lb.-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE
mrAREn THIS MoRNno.

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Gteamship Saxon Matthews, Boston, II, hinsof a co.
a,ssm NIX II Gibson Bowen, New York, W, j. Tayior&Co
RSis Julia Croskey New Orleans ID. s. stetson Co.
Rris Monticello, Moore, Boston, Il. A. bOuoer q O0
sehf NaracalbO, Henley, Washington, do'
sehr FXpreSs, DIX Newbnryport, 90.
sehr X NJ Edwards. Allen, Boston, Captain.
sem j. B. Austin, Davis, Alexandra, CaptAiu.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
sohr Poquonnock Barnes, days from Salem I'm ballast
scbT Aria ine Thomas, day from Smyrna, Del, with
grain 10 James BArratt.
sshI Nsntaa, MsIon Il day nom Frederick, Del, viii
grain 70 James BarTatt
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SHERIDAN'S ARMY.
Additional Particulars Of the
Victory.
II HE CASUALTIES. =.
REBEL REPORTS OF THE
BATTLE.
pentn Of Colonel LoweII.

BosroN, October 2l.-Colonel Lowell Of the
% Massachusetts, Cavalry, was killedin tile battle
Of Cedar creek.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
UNION MEN REJOICING.
Special to The Evening Telegraph.

EtO., Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
WESTERN GULF SQUADRON.
--~>Y>1>~->~o,,o.>~y~,>~-~-,,y~~-
The Reconnaissance Towards Mobile.
-->,--y,-,y~ly>y--~-----~-
THE MOVEMENTS OF OUR
GENERALS.

Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-22
RrronNmn TIE WOULD


BARD OF TOWER HALL
Philosophers for wisdom famed,
To mend the world fall long have aimed,
Or rather, we should say,
Thoy strive the rsopie 70 improve
who ordained to breathe and move
On this vast ball ofclay.
But there's proverb old anc true,
which shows us how all may do
Something TO the effect
Ofbrlnging naughty humankind
Into better frame OF mind,
And morals correct.
That provcrb says Let each mend one"
And then tne.great work viii be done,
So pause not to bemoan
Your ueighbot's faults, bat, II you'd sec
Less In tho world to be,
Then, hrst reform your own.
For instance. do not you profels
A scorn Ior others shabby dress.
While you yourself neglect
To seok out BRNNRrr's Tower so tall,
And from the vast stock at that Hail,
winter suit select
We are selling Ready-made Clothing, equal in every
respect-5tyle ut, maisTTIl and w1rkmdnship-to any
made measure, at IS TO 80 per lower prices Any
one can be ited as we, or better from our stock
by COds made to measure without delay trouble We
have all desirable Styles in all sizes, Mems Youths
and Boys.
BENNETT & co.
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STATE or THERMOMETER To-DAT.-S{x 4. NJ,
. Noon, 40. Wind, j.. N. f.
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Longstreet's Terrible Defeat.

PURSUIT BY OUR CAVALRY,
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THIRD EDITION
POSITION OF AFFAIRS

HIS SUPPLIES EXHAUSTED.
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hoTiai pFpelico Of - ipatiop 40, order
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doubt that the hiset ot gongresg Bas To-
restriee these specu ations 10 the extent
they supposed they had thefp power at that
time; tless had they believed they
had the power they would have. altogether,
prohih ihitsds1 thsy were 6y PAFlia-
ithi EegaTd p these ispeeula ions in
gold call them by Whatever name they,
@igAtt g z sssPsd S. sl1s LGqpEs shst tssFe
the heuds &c senFts R6f iaatiee IS these
speculat tions-tins specuiations IL gold,
end niat66ka. .als6s tkhhE they had dl66th9
ing to do with stocks in this case.
Messfs. 'Btent and BtAdley ret1arked
that they eopside deFed the instruct This
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