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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
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HILLSB0R0UGH, N. 9.
Wednesday, September d, 1864.
THE new.

Yesterday mornings mail brought Us the following
encouraging items.
A letter received at Augusta from Wheelss's COM
nand dated Athens Ala. states that he has destroy
ed over lbs miles of railroad in shsrmans rear II
also says two thousand Tennesseeans have Joined
Wheeler. The people Of Tennessee are cheerful.
Cfsps fne. Il will take Sherman thirty days to 70.
pair the damages. Several hundred prisoners and
an immense amount Of property captured. General
Kelly was wounded and lsA in the hssds ofthe YAM
KEGS
The Chattanooga Gazette Of the aeth says, upon
the authority Of special dispatch 10 the st. Louis
Republican. that the prisoners Confedeaes in Camp
Chase rebeiled and overpouered the guard and made
their escape All quiet alesg the Georgia front. No
change since last report.
A letter from Athens, Mibsma, says: Gen. For.
res. has captured the garrson at this place. ncading
about 1900 prisoners, two passenger trains, ty wa
gems, and about Eve hundaed horses aad many valu
able ssrss. Our loss was only four or FIVE killed
and about twenty wounded.
Our troops are full Of enthusiasm, and will Lave
in few moments in seareh Of new victories"
The Riehmond Examiner Of Saturday, in diseoats-
ing on the situation" says: The anal struggle
forths possession Of Richmond and Of Virginia is nov
nssr. This var Is drawing TO dose. II Richmond
10 he'd By the South ill thu 6rss Of November, il will
be ours fsIev@nofs; for The North viii never throw
another large army int The sHs where 50 many he
sad the sa viii conclude. beyond doubt, with the
independeacs Of the Southern States" May No no,
hope that in this the Examiner 10 trus prophet!
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ARRIVAL or RETURNED PRISONERS.

Richmond. Sept. p. Four hundred
more rsturned prisoners. including Gen.
Walker and sixty.fye officers from John.
ston's Island. arrived at Rockets to. night.
Rev. Geo. ID. Armstrong. Of Norfolk. is al
50 among the re,uraed prisoners.
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The Noa-taza5t Bonds Uifhdrssn Jro~

The Noa-tazable Bonds tOifhdrogn fron
karket.-Richmond. Sept. TO- 0hicial
notice il gwen ulst lang date non-ta1sble
bonds will be vltkdrawn from the market
on the goth anu held Ut higher rates. Per-
sons holding clai~s against the Govern.
nent for subsistence stores are notified 10
present their claims. II they wish those
bonds in payaeRt Al presen. prices.
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We learn from the Charlotte Times that
the through mail letter bag reached Char
lstts Wednesday morning with the strap
cut, and stuffed with newspapers. The
robbery must have been committed some
where between Richmond and Grsensbo-
rough, a. it contained papers for post otice
in Virginia. Tbs trick was detected BY
the mail agent On the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad. who Immediately de.
livered il to the Postmaster at this place,
who hslds it subjeci to the orders Of the
Post Office Department The robbery was
evidently committed by some one who had
access to the mails.
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FROM PETERSBURG.

Petersburg, Sept. 25.-All quiet along
the lines to-day, not even the usual picket
frIng, and but two or three discharges Of
cannon. Il is thought We are on ;ae eve Of
stirring events.
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SHERMAN FOR MsCLELLAN-GRANT
DOUBTFUL.

Richmond. Sept. 2sd.-The Herald dis
credits the statement that Grant favors
Lincoln's election. but McClellan's New
York friends claim him. The following
letter was received from Sherman: I" /
believe ninety-nine out Of every hundred
10 this army are for Mcclellan. with or
without my influence and consent. and my
influence would net be wanting 10 make
the hundredth one 20 the same way" II
this be 80. the Herald says it settles the
question of the Presidency.
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Saerman's BdrbarOm Order General
0aer--Maeon, Sept. H. The refugees
from Atlanta report that a great deal Of
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FRox THE vlILRY.-The latest adyices
from the Valley Of Virginia represent that
Gen. Early, on Saturday last. 10th inst,
advanced from his position At Bunker Hill
towards Martinsburg. The place is in
Berkeley county, emily seven miles south Of
the nearest point on the Potomac river.
The army under Sheridan, confronting
Gen. Early. is probably nearly as large
as that before Petersburg. A New York
paper states that Grant detached So or 40,
600 men from the Army Of the Potomac
and sent them 70 the Valley, 70 which must
BE- added the troops under Hunter. Crook.
Kelly and hyerill. This immense force,
50 iar from being able 70 drive Early out
Of the Valley. has had enough to do in
guarding the Potomac, in order to prevent
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FROM THE VALLEY.

I.ynchburg. Sept. 2s.-The enemy. sap
posed to be . portion Of Sherldan's com.
mand. have made their appearance in Cal
pepper in heavy iorce. composed Of inian try /.
artillery and cavalry. Their cavalry cross
ed the Rappahannock AZ wolford's Ford
yesterday at twelve o'clock. This morn
ing their infantry are within three miles Of
Culpeper Court House. IL is believed
thsir infantry will attempt an advance up
on the railroad towards Gerdonsyille. The
cavalry are moving in the direction u
Charlottesville.
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FROM GEORGIA.

Griffin, Sept. 2l.-0ne thousand OF our
men were exchanged q, Rough and Ready
this morning. Gen. Govan among them. 4
portion Of them have arrived here. The
oath was freely offered at Atlanta yester-
day and taken BY good many prisoners,
some say one entire Georgia regiment.
The railroad is working through Iron
Atlanta TO Nashville. and our boys say
they met great many OF Sherman's men
going home.
Chattanooga and Dalton are garrisoned
by three brisades Of negroes. There had
been no movement of the enemy from At,
lanta up TO last night, and nothing wa.
known Of the whereabouts Of our army.
SECOND BisPATcH.
Griffin. Sept 2l.-Itis reported that the
enemy was diminishing with Gen. Hoods
army near Fairburn yesterday afternoon.
Nothing authentic received yet.
A tram Of Yankee prisoners went up 10
Rough and Ready last night to be exchang.
ed. The ten days truce expired tonight.
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FROM GEORGIA.

Macen, Sept. s3.-The ars,istice erpir-
ed yesterday msrning at Rough and Ready.
but there remains seven hundred aat three
Pederals and i've huadred and two Cen,
federates TO be yet exchanged. which will
be done in day or two.
Sherman's cavalry is supposed to hare
LETT Atlanta Thursday mornlng, and pass
ed out upon the right. but up 10 last &C
counts there had been no general move
ment Of his infantry. No advance is an.
ticipaled in this direction.
Sherman is supposed 10 have forty thou.
sand effective men. Ills stock IS 10 We
ry bad plight.
President Davis arrived here this morn.
lng. en- route for Hoods army. He made a
speech at the Baptist church. taking =
hopeful view OF the future. lie said tina,
Sherman would soon be forced 10 retreat,
and that the scenes Of tie retreat from
Moscow would be re enacted.
An accident occurred on the Columbus
railroad this morning. 10 which eight per-
sons we're killed and thirty.six wounded
six mortality.
Macon, Sept. 25.--Nothing new from
the front to-day. Parties who left Atlanta
yesterday morning report that up TO that
time the Federal army had made no move
in force. Sherman vas still bringing up
heavy supplies.
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John D. Hynan, Esq. has retired frsn the sdiis-
rial chair II he Raleigh Conservative, and H. Nes.
theu, Esq, 10 announced as bis successor.
, 1864-10-17
ONLY 40 CENTS.

And 1t an Investment and thoronEn ttts1 does not
- back uD" the Ahoys srstsu1eut. the money viii b
refunded. Wa this AroW1nk Its rnarttz, and fee2
confident that trial will sacnEo for IL horaa IN
gTn11 houtehoIt.
Do nrt wAsta away With CoughtuR when 20 mall
NJ 1nVestm s1t will cure you. II u1Ay b. had OF ny
respectable D1ns zIst In iowa. Who vii turntsh Joa
With circular OF genuine rdcatss Of cntes Il &s
EuAfe.
n Sold By Druggists avarYwhera-
, 1864-10-17

Grand NsnrB Meeting at Kankakee--
Tho COu1.tY Loyal to lie Core as

KAsKAEEE C1rr, Oct II, 1861.
Editors cbirago Tribune:
Yesterday afforded ample proof that the
people Of Kankakee county are awake to the
salvation of the country and the preservation
Of the Government. II further evidence of
the loyalty OF the people Of this county were
needed than its glorious war record, IT was
furnisbed yesterday in the outponsing Of iree-
men gathered In the Public Square. In their
manifestations OF joy over the victories Just
won at the ballot-box in Indiana. Ohio and
Pennsylvania, and their earnest promise to
cancel the obligations res:ing u pom them as
The people came in from all parts OF tho
county, and by ten o'clock the city was
throDged. Music, procession, banners with
patriotic inscriptlons, and much shouting
ard cheering were the order.
The exercises commenced ct 3 o'clock. In
brief address By Judge Wilcox, Hon. B. C.
Cook, candidate for Congress for this district,
was introduced who proceeded IN speech OF
over two hours In duration to hold the audi-
ence In spell bound attention. It would be
doiE s Injustice to ME. G. to endeavor to give
the tone, the logic, or the eloqueace Of his
speech In the brtef synopsis we would be
ccnfned to in this article; suffice 1t to say
that It WAS patriotic, eloquent and convinc-
tDg- It provoked the most hearty applause
from the audience and stirred the people to
the highest pitch Of enthusiasm. Il was Mr..
Cooks first visit to HaDkakee county, and
the introduction Was one mutually pleasant
and eattsfactory--the people, In full force,
gave him q cordial reception and he satisfied
them by his able, Patriotic and mastery al
6rees that be Ia worthy Of their votes for
high place In the councils Of the nation
Hon. Jeese o. Norton, present msmoer OF
Congress from this district, folio ned Mr., C.
in m address able, asgumentative and char
acterlttlc OF the man. His many friends In
the county were glad to see him and hear
him upon the questions Of the day, upon
which he has always voted and spoken to
their acceptance In Congress.
Tie mtetirg adjourned With cheefs fur the
Utfop, cheers for Lincoln anu johnson,
cheers for our braTe soldiers, and cheers for
the speakers.
In the evening, at I o'clock, tbs Court
House was crowded to Its utmost capacity,
ard the people were addressed by Hon. g. /.
Lake, nominee for Representative ior Kan
kukee county. He made most able aud
convincing speech, clearly exposing the soph-
istztes IF the gentleman from Virgins, Mc.
Ncccn1se, who addressed the Democracy the
evening previous. Col u Msck also brought
down the housa With some telling remarks.
The usual good report may b. expected
from hanEakee county Oh the sth of next
month. 2,
, 1864-10-17

0TAL! COALi CDALi 4 eap5-
~ 1tof ar:.c'e Of 1sitnott Cosl TOT - e. ~ the
CAN LOAD
Perk IL de4.rug to ecot oo'ze IN lepl vii do veil to
aprls to Eurc Il HEOUkEs.
ccl4 u1t91w rs South CLARK st1 SCI. (1p srA:rs.)
, 1864-10-17
Or. EAsTERtY's PAIN KILLER.

Fsla Medicine IL IA tnfhuthle cufo for
HTuiaas, spralnz, Headache, TootA-
ache. sors Taroat, Collie, Cramps 81
8p4ams> DGzenserY or Bowel Com.
plants, Nervoua Affections, Pain In
The Face, Printers Collie. Palms In
tho Breast, side, Rack and limbs,
Cho1erA< Choleaz morbus, and Ia
fact wherever 1t is applied Pain can.
not exit
u perfect ANTlDOTk fof ALL PAIN. Try It ye
e11tcIct-
III fcs sal. u OF. 3. EAsTEELY d cos Family
Medicine Store, 80 HAdtson St.. Chicago, III.
, 1864-10-17

TINTED STATES MAF5HELB
~ sALE-Jx ADMIRALTY. ....
By .i:1ue Tr:;s q sal- isa cat nf he District
ECutt pt tht Cf1t hFEtt4 :os the souh-Es 16ssatt
Of Illinois, In ktz,.n::. oa to- nth and slh
tsys 81 uctosfI: a. y nci FL b. so;d It Public
In eslc tasuict the 7d tas OF et4b::. D. 1874,
at at1ot'clock tse 1nlio.ftK deacfihe1 2!ofer.
~. to VII :--Ab-nG &c 1aleA OF CJ:tuc, 1Qa l:s OF
Ecnes ant Ehl1ss, The esue nsr,-e b.eo .rdere1 b7
tpr Cfurt tu be !. il FIR tie bsn tt Of sh II may
cnncet = l.. PElI GtPF, g. M*.ahAt.
StTni Atle. II. ccs 10.h. 1855. ocl1 .95lIt
, 1864-10-17
Spanisb Gtairbopant.
nEAD'E APABEILA HUNTER
AA Tux GBaAT
SPANISH CLAIKTOTANT

Ard PLANET READER Axp Doc7Rxsa. ThlA g1ftsd
yonuR LADY, on ber ~sY Eouth, Will ttop In thus cty
1oE thctt taEEe only. +: the
PRESCOTT HOUSE.
Corner Of Vkn Bnren znd C1krk STREETS. Toc1 &9
This Et.:cc ycur lsdJ hsss ear t.suly Of telling
these Is los: Of bteleI to sau !he person
where II csn B.. found. tne will also aesctipe 70
ard b. tic aid Of glafb exhibit sbelr Likeness. &C.
nStt1 OF seyto chilc1tA born R.ta yEll over haf
bet OF rtft1tr from the citaes o New York P1s-
ade1rbts sud B&tt1Eore. She e1s sEs Fren:h. Ger.
pep I'd EnEA EAth. 0G1ca hour from = II. 20 s
sndTtoy ocI1,SsH IN
, 1864-10-17

SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOLD.
~ e. OF PREb1UM CERTIFICATES. "FoRM
catns Tor prem1urs 1cT presen irx rec:uts nu.t b
p1ss, ,s, ;ted t. Esn5 I: AontkoMs.y. iTh 9. q.
paFu s:t bstcre 0ctobt5 3ls, 1s ano thatto ctaroa
Fhio 7,'--'.@ = ''
an parties cencerred will tsse.no.iec and zovc1n
tmtel see kcc, r0ttR1y. JA%HS uAEfS,
It. Col. 4th Cav q ,EH3t. Vol Rec, SrfVcs, Ill.
, 1864-10-17

ThIB Me11cfxa Will sure n4rfhoe4.
D5seAteFy, Cholera Morhas, suuns.aeI
Complaint, Colics Wind Ia the Sxot1.
ach and Bowels, and all Deraa1s*
Ment OF the Stomach and Bowels Of
ChlIdfen when Teethtnx.
In tho summer tncu1Hads dia from BOWL CON.
PLAtNT8 4 ~ night BE- saEe6 By the ualy use n1
MOTHERS, Why will you let your CHILDRKN
DIE when aBAFE and 6URB RaAEoT 4 offered
yoS.
rP1tca 50 ctnfs per bett1e-
n For aals st DG. E. EAhTKRLY'3 Family Medi
f3as gtara 81 IsGisc1 street. Chicago, H.
, 1864-10-17
From Boston.

BosToS, Friday, Oct, 14.-The ceremony
Of la5 ing the corner stone Of the new Free
rason's Hall, to-day, was marked event In
their history. The procession emb seed
nearly one hundred lodges, and, notwith-
etardlng the weather, was most attractive
and imposing demonstration.
, 1864-10-17
31atIr0d08.
il TLAET1C i '9REbT WMST:
Il ERN RAILWAY
tBkkxK AxkANE E1xGf.-TWo fftpuSh xxrrxct
<-A,la between ELkVElkEp Arn E:W Y{yisE
fthe9 eject AAy l6. 166k


SURGEON GENEEAL'S OF.
AZ ARMY MEDIC IL DO sHn, to co:bltt oi bur
HeGT % Chf! r. 11per g frsstdeRs; snPsn2n PsHn
u.t A. keccldet will Mee: st Cincnaasl, Ohio, on
the 18th ct October ht1t for luz exata.nAoD Of cab
didt "a for the hdn'sslan Into tie Hed.cR STIFF Of
tar u ited States ATas, a1a Q: tuch Atsatsrt Sur.
Reo1 fcr pfon1no1 81 naT he bsooztt ntte1e It.
yekts nf sRt, and ply BicaIly so11a
ii plicAnotB mctt e Adurtsset tnt Secretary .!
Wer or The Su1Reo1 C"re5al. kt1rE tfe residence ot
The tppl;csnt. sot tos tsn snt riaes Of hlt pt1h
moi 3tib Of Z orsl chaEkcter-
II: aiIowsnce il r,kde 1cr the e1p'ntes OF persons
End -reopf e1kD1r II 1t ii pa
IRE re1pielte 70 Ert oM*nent-
There are row I'VE vacancies @ n TIE enteA Stan.
ae.s.exa1yt xw&F EuYrtOr GcAernI n / a.
, 1864-10-17

- or-4%1+ y. D. o. n. r,.. =, .nr,
OATS AND Hay se4isa Pfbposa,s viii tt r.
cetvee 9. III! Ctjce EMIL u O'Clock u the sosh DAY
1F ocao oRE, TO- ler :oo sa:hss e. 20 t9 He,, r
l. Sait {. tisesta Il FtinuTE p il sasa aaean.
1ioe rosJ b isqnrsd ps1 no1sa. say '.o1 bu'hnls
BIDS for oa1s nj re irr.cztaito shat Of @ss aad
addressed 70 u. Col, o. Grcsx }+nntS g. Gt.esA',
P1ttsburK: Ia- 1szrked Proposals 'cr oAts AID dss.
The abl y OF The bidtv I'll tae coorr@c. ehou1t
1t be swxrd-d to h:tn. ust f'e St%6n SEQ pF 80
aronple 1ecns 4stn. es nls' pc AppsEded
Tbt rerpaa .nii1ty Of the euay~nss,s mqtf be shown
by the tfjc 81 ctlttoc OF The CisEE Of ths ne1st6s
District Court, or o1 thu Ufed States B:r1ct Ator
Btasrs ut. b& r-est III person hen the btcA are
opkfen or Their EfoncsA{k viii cot be c-Dt1tsIc3
ed "a a- contract. " Z eontracnr .nd hlth
bidde, nran scniuc t:t co.'F~ct A th- bord must
niadt1ss hive aeW neSssxnen w,sa srs1s u 10 atse
poudS sfenc@ in hruclpat..n. ans feacy to be pro.
dncad *hto The contrAet aiEasd
F1kN dT 6p aEANTEx-
We, -. Of the county ot -. "a: State q -.
and -, OF the county ii -, sad state Oft
neyths gual cnt,e thAt-1s anlc to 1u n' >nsract
i acc lcancs NIB tns tstI Ct n1en Hson T. iii Sod a9
tnca enter TITO conaacs III .r-11th saould tho
cont1tc: be Axardsd him. We r p ep ttcd to teeone
1Tc tn:s tv4rantee rru1t ba appended the ofac'k1
cfrtid eale above 7uec'1one.~]
Fropotats fson dtsl<yA pR.tiss VII not ns Scnso q,
cred. nd Nh oath Ct hlltEisnce I'll! ot f1Qn1so u
= 1acsss ests ninng to 1n1 Tsh
sect ~ or ali nidl .hkt t. nSy dcem - ntRo ..
fAsEeLts to bA nsde upcn the cpmpseuon ~ ens s
een1sset 9. g sSon thereafter ~ ts6 uansa
sna oeis IS as Is ssn'1 1aeut Col, and D. asxs:s.
, 1864-10-17
nEPoT QUAR1ERMAsTER's

~ 0RFsCE. CHrCAao lL11EoI6.
dky Of October, Ut ocf:cs. n.tcn Of 1hat day for
sppplyt Wood for Tbs n:e ct Ill Tr-opk. CAm2E.
HOsph H. ard for epch otceF! sEd ofrea - may oe
ertitled dtItto. IN The clty nt ChcAg- Elln3A. Or
vicinity. fos tAe icu cf Ax months from
1he Sslb car of FoVe Der. 1854
All WOOD - b. Of Kocd s:uoo mtEcna1tap!e
HicEurS Beach Of Eapie body w3od {rorna o.
crooked limbs n ticrtAf) anc daHscsed. plle5 anQ
ready to- 1.epectcn It 9ucu t1nra pAces an. u tn1
Qusnuf - a. shaii be required Esch card TO cnntHa
198 fest Suntert to rtGd fnspt cston Of dny
Arpoit u d apen: for thef EETpcso
Eact hid u4uAr b II dupiica es ara xccoUpenlto
bY the written EuafAut4 o. at Ast 1Eo EheE1 "a
1erpo1lnie pe7fops Co1RtftpE ,hemtetvet 70 eotaf
into DO. Win tAA prvDtsef fnouo h1e pld pc -
ctpted: should prop tst hn7 guarantee fo pc IN ne
foi preetrned, which car be obssihed bJ sppl..
cation ~ tn's ouste
propssst ano s3ufs their acceptance. Of snetr hio'
TWn @ or more hids ttcrn Tbs party will ers11e
Ail u Diht VIII De 1etecttds ths undesERne4
clSl1l ent fes4rv,nz M right 10 1e1eet any OF Eli
NIds If fter ed upleAArEAnih :. .
Hyntnts w1li be InAte O1'tly urfn the presenta
INN q: UeoeItspH cert dcA:eB ActnapA:Afd ~ Ahe
reoetbt Of The receiving officer 10 ptFApls u
Il tpct pt61D - Gf IL AEcn 1aA4 Is EA3
~ 1H rand - cAh1e for tla. pnrpcse.
III ropofs / uust be sncloftA II staaee eeveaonta
- fhe ttrfs r.. rned J. l.. P0rTER,
nc1Gu ~ Ct Col. ard QRpo. QQEttetnRst2f.
, 1864-10-17
GUERILLA OPE EATIDE J.

Rprn1 4 kafIroad Trntn-$30O,0OU
OF Government Funds Raifs Into
Their Hands.
NEW YORK, Oct 15.-The Htrald's corzes-
pendent at Martiusburg, dated 1Ith, says:
Mcehy made most audncious and success
ful attack upon the westward bound express
Train, about ten miles east OF this place, at 4
p1ocs known as Quincy Siding. Tbs engine
Nas thrown from the track, and two pay
matters and several other officers were cap
turfd with over 100000 in government
tunas. The passengers were robbed OF their
morey ard Valusoles, and the cara Bet on
fire. burning all the property and two per
The engineer and firemsn Were bldly sc Id
Cd, ard their recovery is doubttal The tao
, 1864-10-17

bodies hnrned mAy have been corpaes In box
es On their xay home They were buried oa
the fpot. One was N de. the other te-
mile. bu ,he7 were cot Identified Tbs Gu
9ineer, fireman and through.baGzageman
were Ill injured. Some Ct the hdte* lost al
their baggage. and Panl Cliff I'D Mosby, who
was preaent himself, told them, IN the po'
l,test ton'a, 1t should be restored to them.
He, however, rcde of aud forgot 4.
NAsuxG1oS, Saturday, Oct. 15.-1ator-
nation hss reached here that yesterday otter.
noon shout 1c0 of Whites gaeri1las crossed
at fotd OF the Potomac river, si1 miles
sboye Ed.s1d's Ferry, an1 savsnced to
Poo1esVi11s, Nd, where they drove out the
citizens and committed much damage. Tnere
are additional reports, bat which are not au-
tbenticated, that earlier In th: day other gu
efi11a BANDS crossed nrar the Monocacy and
uoyyd down the Rockville road.
, 1864-10-17

W4ubsneia, no ~. E e A y: Agent Ct EEans'
ia seys5tistE: PSep1ts!os. Q. Ca.ss*o asa:s;
Ccn:eairaied m,lk Editor OF the Fsv Covens5t !;
He1slo of I1n1n: Ga7asE Es$y ctaa1 Co.: hscaAolsa
Ha1d Rcbe Ct Co; Chntgo Luuner Co Ha..h +: u
Ell Nstot 81 b <; cagalrT omce1s 18th il! Ear !;
Hei,4 1t Jknes Ward: nu1msn dug Gf8c3e ITO h III
YoI;P; ;MB;L cB; ;TRA: us.
cE.-0Mee open from 1st Of Ao:ll to III OF Envau.
beI fscm1e N. Ill ?. M. From Eovaatotr tst till
Apr,t lat, nom D. m. TIL p. m,+5n1 Oh Sundays
W. il. H"RI223. PM
, 1864-10-17

; Hult1rs DFnnis Myers Jultua Mo1ier WuR
ss94s; Noa.d osa ssx' y
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ExoxTu.Lr, Tenn, Oct 10, 1861.
Editors ChIcsgo Tribune.
Thirkipg some Of 5our readers might like
to hear how the campaign progresses IL this
section, have been "taking notes-h have
taken come pains to ascertain the state Of
the po.,tical Thermometer here. with the fol-
loving result. The Asylum .: s 4, Gene
ral Rospltsl, with eight hundred and twenty
eight men, voted IS follows: For Lincoln.
III; Mcclellan, III.
The evidence adduced from the trial votes
Of soldiers in the field or hespitals, as far as
I have observed, tends to aho1 that with
them the popularity Of L title Mac is growiuS;
"tnaller b. degrees and beautifully less
II the young Napoleon'5 friends haye any
so1dIers' votes favorable to their c,use to
publish, let's have them. J. +. r
- The Albany Aryus eaJs that McC1el-
Ian Is tsnoW in retirement. reads at all tiGea,
however, for seTsice-" There must be some
mistake about this statement, as be Is COM
nitted to immediate efFor.s for cessation
Of hostilttaes."
, 1864-10-17

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, 1864-10-17

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