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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
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Ia -: SER >fprcs II l.tift Is;sass.
A.te Or t.a'a's5ne- - Pc sositaoesi-ts,
s.1 nc 90 ye.a-s.
/; sshee. {: frequent tse-,tr at si.-s
~.re-.,h ~ -r;aa,r. tsa.e'. 't,.ets,s -
-.-,ie.aan-. r<tsea.ir- .oi tettny .,,:st.ss.
us ,hx trshra. ..'ta. ing rsetn il - ius,s .''s.n
- s,a.ucus in the clsss - 'i.t.>r sd -.
Yelling ~, la.se,.us. D'..as2o r.a .r;r.s,,
slater.
m, vicr,se g CRACKS, had shc ...st ,;j
kt0rv fs.s ~ Re eurei ii .hort tire sis.,s
faund they were !e~.;vei, amt that a. - pais
o." h.. h- tho use of"vnwEavuL .srs,.c.~ts''
hseu dried up in the system, n break nut IL
aggravated form. and rerhapscfrr Msrrisss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

It il w.l. - Ne fprear med sssi.si disease.
81 - g.. 'hc .,'a.s" svs.ein can hr ".
'cci,,! bv hG'rs, .n-,ns nIsta': '','s9st.' 20
--nicrrl ay ~ '.a .t",os?N"rA ita
rure wa,@ ami r.s'r .st.frt. ssnss.. ~.
iTETTEE $ Il! -. u ar, ~ re!.rd q. - !.
safc:aatd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
Stomach, Livor&3ow els

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver complaint. Headache.
General | chility. Nervousness, Depression
Of Spirits. Constipation. tbiic. lnserntt-
tent Fcvers. Cramps aai Spss~s, and
AL complaints o. ~ith~r ses. avisinG
from Bodily Weskn~as whether
inherent in the sv.,em " pro.
dncel ny special causes.
Nothing that j. e-sholss",ns, genial AMI
restorative in it's nntMre eHsess into the corn
rnsj,iun If NOSTErfERS Slon.Ach Rtiers
rms popular preparations nonsain uno mineral
fanny k'nf No d.siiy hstnnicat element :
no fiery -xe;tAn': BY. aisa ca'nhinasi"" nj
The extracts .frarc ha'sa:A;r hcvsn Nni l.ar'.
Win the p...sl and mill.si Of 81 a.Kas,,s
.s:mn,ants.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

vii, soon disappear By the use q these m
valuable Pills. aud the Soldier ~ill quickly
acquire additional strength. Never let the
Bowels be eith"r confined or nn,lu!y acted up
on II ray a-em strange. that IlollowAy's
Wills should be recommended for Dysentery
and Flu1. many perscus srpposins that they
would increase the relaxation This 10 =
great mistake, for these Pills will correct the
.iver aud stomach. aud thus remove al thr
n.r;i hamors from the systcm. TIL. me,ii.
CINE will give tone aud vigcr 10 the whole or.
e,aic i.yr,em, however deranged, Will.
health AMI strength follow ~ matter Q:
course Nothing will stop the rela nation
.he Bowels 20 sure ~ this famous medicine
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
For Sale.

4 house and lot in Toledo and I've acre
of lsnd sdjoining the town.
For further particulars enquire Of
v6a3e AEkRRD bartlett.
emo en5v ssla1V
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Zee lleL~ Eolp's Ezra AcT RrcWr fcv aAer.
,ips aud dissssss ~ th~ URINARY nR.
GANS. vhsthsr Existing IN MALE q. FEMALE
from Whatever sause originating aud no mat
ter osHOw LONG 4 LANDING.
Diesasss cfthese Organs reqnirse the aid
Of . DlvRETlt'. NELMsROlpS EXTRACT
IUCHU Is THE GREAT blURETlC, and 10
certain to have The derived effect IN al IL.
ssses .Ess sAieA Il IL Reepmnmdsd.
Evid. ace II the moss reliable and reepcnai.
BILE character will accompany the Medicine.
Price SEQ PEE hattie. ~ aix Css
Delivered 70 any Address. securely packed
from observation
Desey;bs Symphonic y I'll Ctmmsaiestisns.
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis
Address letters Tor inssrmaiisn 70
II. B. Helmbold. Gu mist.
lO4 eeutA Tenth a.. hei. Chsstnut, lhiia
iIEI.3iEOkDS Medical Depot.
IELMROLD'S Drug and Chemical Wsrshouss
a 504 Broadway. New Yo,k.
BEWARE or COUNTERFk rs
d UvPRINCIPLED DEALERS
vho endeavor 70 dispose ..of thsi. ewa'' awd
.oshsr' articles on the reputation at'Ained b
lIctmbolds Genuine Pr~psrstinas.
ExtfAct Buehu.
= "NarsApAsilis.
~ j. - ''Impssvsd Rose wash.
ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHERE
ASK FOR liEl.MBOLD'S TAKk No
OTHER. eiafa4 s.
C.,t n.,t Ahn Advertisement aud annd Nar IL
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

The weak stomach ~ iapid'y in.is rated
and the appetite restored hy this agreeable
Tonic, an hence il works wonders in sases
Of DYSPEPSIA aud ia less confirmed fnpnas 81
iSprGssrIos. Acting ~ . gentle and psin.
less apperient, ~ we'll - upon the liver.
also Invariably relieves the C0Sss,ruYiox
superinduced by irregular action Of the ii.
gcsiivs and sccretivs organs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
81 ~ Usctluctcs and Want ~ Ap

81 ~ Usctuchcn and Want II Ap-
retts<. 1AciOeWf:sS ~ Soldiers.
Those feelings which 80 sadicn u- usually
~ &c from trouble or annoy ,nces. otstrncted
perspirat;on. Or eating and drinking what
ever il uuwho'escme, thus disturbing the
hcnnktui action Of the liver snd stomach.
T csc organs nus, he relieved. ifyoM desire
4 be we'll. The Pills, taken according TO the
rinted instructions, will quickly produce =
eal.hy action IN both liver and stomach. and
Is a natural consequence, . clear head and
good appetite.
weakness Or DIhiJjty Induced by
Over 0sAeoGMR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

pereons 81 feeble hahis. lathe - N~rews
Anseks. Lovress ~ Spi,im and FS ~ Fang
nor Hnd prompt and permanent relief from
tho Ritso~s. The testimony IN mis- point il
most concluaivc. and fvoD hnsh seses.
The agony ~ RMLscrs rosic l. irrmsiia.
.clv aasuae ed ~ . single AAee ~ the stimu.
ant, aud ~ occasionally resrstins n IL. the
return 81 tho complaint may 10 p.svsatsd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Az Q General Toaic, mSTETfERS BIZ.
lEkS produce effects which mnst b exper-
fenced or witnessed before they csn b fully
appreciated. In GASES " CbssfitutioaSi w'csk-
ness Itsmatuve Derey and debility md us-
cret tituie arising from OLD A0E, u exercises
the electric influence. In the consslssocnt
stages OF 81 diseases IL operates % . de-
ightful iuvigorant. When the powers
nature sre relsxed, Il operates 70 rs.enforcs
aud re establish them.
Last, bot not lesst, il - The only ssSs ST.
snviomt, being Manufactured from sound aud
,nnocmons materials. aud entirely free from
the acid element present more o. less in
I'll the osdisssy tsalss aud ssomschiss of the
day. q
No family medicine hiss been % universally
ana il may 10 truly addsd, desvvedly popular
with the intelligent p srlion Of the community
40 HOSrETTER'S DlTTEkS.
Prepared BY HOSTEL 'En L SMITH, Pitts
burg, "a. Sollhy I'll Druggists, 0rosers asd
Storskeepers everywhere. vSnslyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
Special ADVANTAGES Of Tilt
1.AAy.

In addition 10 tie very liberal interest o.
the notes for three years this privilege o
conversion is now worth ah"nt thses ZEE
cent per annnn. f"v he cnrren' In'" :!
!.-yO Bonds is not less than nine per cent PR
MUM, and before the war the prr,.!un. OF
ak rcr cent Y : slocas y - over twent,
nor cent r will he seen thar .hc ac'u.
rr.fit on This loan. =, the rres-rt m,rk-
rs'e. is no' 'ess ,hsn zen Ter cen, rer All
mum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
Impeachment Of the Eendins Traitors.

On the 18th inst, in the Senate of Louisiana,
the following resolutions were offered by Mr. MsnOFF,
and after being read twice, made the order Of the
day for the following Monday:
nhereds The socsed Cont, derste Government has, by
unjust and arbitrary conscrption laws IL tie moot brutal and
eruel .unrr e. their homes and families thousnds
OF our loyal citizens and forced them into their armies
thereby exercising tyranny suc the world has never be-
fore Witnessed
be q therefore Ralr,S Tha; the Governor OF his State
Be requested and Instructed Issue his proclamation 4
The ;rsds Of Colonel crying ,he ranks Of the .oa Cd
Confederate AMY: Provided they avail fhomelvs % the
privilege within DAYS and upon their taking the oath
allegiance the Louisiana and the United states
and that this pardon hs extend both to person and pop
sTty.
Bs IL further Re.orel That there ss he excepted from
Che shove pardon and amnesty 81 such persons
united cts not sanctioned by the laws Of nations.
BE further eso!sef. That tie Attorney Oencral and 'he
several WrCt Attorneys q tbs Stsfe be ordered under
penalty OF office, 20 institute criminal proceedings for
The Of perjury and treason either against IrOsks
OvERToS Mooas Fl. NJ. HyAss T. J. SEsxEs T. NARRRS
MoisE J. p BENJAMIN and JOIN and ell members
the Legs Of this state in Decc oeT 1850 voting for
calling the Convention 81 this b-re,e uon the
Of secession also al Of said Convention voted
for signed ssd Of secession b. vii this State has been
Prostraed aud ruined sso all Judges If tbs Supreme and
Inferior Courts H.. public officer. Of the State the cities,
poraons and parishes who have renowned their
6essonsble acts and returned 20 their loyalty.
The above mentioned are all excepted from the
General amnesty.
BE IL fu,fr R,sored That ri the property Of the so.e
mentioned parties. both personsl end REEL ,ed aud sold
the proceeds Of which shall be paid into ,he fAs.n,x
State where II shall BE- held indemnify the les' q NE
loya citizens Of this State sad 70 sd AID tss, we
refugees. lutte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
Mcclellan -.
.,c the Conservative Party oil
Louisiana.

The Democratic Conservative party OF new
Orleans gathered in large numbers on the 18th inst ~
Che ST. Charles Iheaer Several speakers were pFeseh'
n, the OCCASION Who in bombastic language 'eD'ed
.her ire or President Lincoln and the Administration
Their remarks teemed with proSlayeIy sentiments
sTbe pre.deut OF the meeting j. Ad. Rozer, esq. IN
explsipng its object contelded that the p'Hc'les iot
vach the true friends Of peace all over the Uhl'eu
Eiste. were contending did not depend upon the sue
ress Of Graut before Richmond or Of sherman bein2
h IN march 90 the borders Of the Gull Of Mexico, Int
on the recognition Of the right oi segCvcrnGeAt IN
every State.
Resolutions supporting the Chicago Nominees ana the
Platform were adopted by small majoIityi ana hisS
Henouncing any attempt 10 change the organic law i
sny State as it existed before the passage OF the ord
nance of Secession until peace be restored OF then IL
any other than that pointed out BIZ the constr
tuition itself. whether done by Act Of Congress, by
Presidential proclamation or under military order IL
as much revolutionary in Ia Character as niue nlhohH
on the people and as much 10 be condemned az tbs act
Of Secession itself
The last resolution reads as follows:
Re,ord That would gladly take part In The spPoaihe
Presidential election certain that AZ lest o. 'ne
iss voters OF Lou IL favor othe election q beo D.
Mcclellan for President and Goo u. Pendieion inI Voc"
Pre,det Of the United States provided lar cec'loh ana
bon.s CONT Of the vo.s could bo had in view however Of
fact With exception no tuch ceco hAs p'on
he'd In Lousua since the Presidential lection Of NV Dlt on
the contrary rross have been committed by direct
Intervention decline 10 enter into tue CONTEST unless
e can have .astory guarantees thst oil loyal person.
titled under the Constitution Of 1885, se mono others
ahs be allowed without the requirement VI t' ooth-
other than those expressly required by the Coniouons Q!
Che United states afhs State OF Louiaua ana We peal 20
the General commanding this Department o. patot anc
colder guarantee tie loyal citizens OF Loessns thee
uneI cep;iouabe Tigbta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

ALB4Ny. Oct. 22-1lo Cattle Market cie.s-d ex'
i,y iul nd plicr. 9'E than 81 tie open ne de-
cline az thr vrrf ue rg u DO als re- bud, blt
even - ~ .a-- have been .sliy -ow, e-- "a teo-
,rs of he uuubur yarcd having changed hands he d.
nt-.i,n l. sfffibu 10 t- levy receipts, "hch -sats
u.r ofG prces rau:r from $50 to s.r twc HId, o
tie slupy AZ state cattle. >Gtcp ire not very i' Gun
toe inquiry j. ae,iy, sni the - e. msde r's
~ :. Al lp7l3c per pound demand moisIsi' 'etibs
II 81. shipped 20 Ntw.iogk !3gA. -.
(swgeO oct 2 -risuf i.erdy sad unchanged . y.
ibs - +5d 80 Is for No. ep;ias ~ 20 ~ re
Wntef : ug no % cr NL'e. 40 ss0+ii i'. bseDie
. ,,r, " hest duh On, uucl ed; ssea 700 n-i "me
g,r.l. a = 5 2tcJ bn.h. d. private teini' Urn
80. ard Quiet, Oats nominal. barisy duh nie gs.et
xb mall ale. q tansd, al ! ~ fess Dou4sa. SS.S
tr-',ht. dad and lover Hour $3.50 heat II-se
,r,sy To-, 70 sew OK; slo. 20 Albany! -1ineei
=. 10 tb. Hudson &c e. New York. Lske IMP RS, 'I
ba.i Ost.. gCo9 bush Bssty C;0ooo ,,e Lunit' ,snh
= -. s,1 bs,. Flour O',r0 ou,h Wheat. n 80 b9,s
9.rey; ri ~ isr LsGnet shilped ~ hsifoaa-- ~ Oo
l,ur " Gather frid Wind =. W.
CHICAGO Oct. :2plcnr trm Wheat city, tl * "a
,.s G.I5r ct 81 G7d : ! ~ for No. $ibo. ''F NO
r a. aud gee higher ~ ,so ; ~ o.. I'm sns
IL nod lc ~ GiAc Provision. quit hss. ~
,i,-l &c ~ slslo-i @ he eP.. StJJ boz fSai
:. al bush Whest; 2uuo1 bu.h Com l."'S t.." Dss
sliprr~nt.. 10 bb> slour, iscVo bush Nn.a' ~"N
b isb. Gem; D !OV0 Uusb. OATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
NDy.SGE.sEY grEms.

EU:BRAL or DR.. OBLEESCHLAGER. - Tbe
funeral .; Or. EMIL OHLESscHLAGER. late Medical In.
spectng on Cen SHLEirANB stan who was murdered
By guerrlas near Winchester, took place Yesterday
remains had hid in stat, and attended by large
oncourse of people. The icmans, which had zen EN-.
blmed were nciosed In an elegant coffin. over which
Was spread tle American lag On the plate was On.
grayed the following inscriptions ." DR.. EMIL t,uIry
sCHLAGER, died Oct. IL, lsGi aged % years" At the
City Hail prayer WIS offered up by Rev. Mr. HoLyps
Of the Congregational Church. and Rev. Mr. BtNeE
ROTH ~ St. Mathews Church.
The process ION merched in tie following order,
Baud Soneefund Singing Club Of JERSEY city tol
which deceased was I1cmDel) Fourth Section O. Hud
son County ARTILLERY, under command Of Lieu. Z A
Elcn: heaise with gurrd Of veteran soldier. mill
iary officers. Central Union Club OF jersey CIV citi
sogs, ana carriages containing relatives and ilends.
The remGins were conveyed 10 NewYork T. Gem.
etry where the services consisted Of sngiTr by the
SongerTund Club. remarks by DR.. X. II. HEEL q
jersey City. and payer after which the body was
placed IN its last resting place.
TIE QUOTA OF JERSEY CRY FILLED. ON
Saturlqy afternoon. Mayor CLEVELAND of Jersey City
announced officially that the quota Of the city l,d beeo
flied on Ill calls and thar there I'll. be a considerable
surplus also b at by an agree ent made by tie Actirg
Provost lrshgi General ~ the State, Col 81 CHANAs
no dIatl,d will be required fiom Jersey City This
ANNOUNCEMENT viii relieve the minds OF large lumber
OF conscripa WHO had been held for service and noti
fed to appear fol service todsy (hoFday).
UNION MEETING AT lIACKETTsTOwy.-At
tie MON C0nIrn.sn hchl on Friday nj Iaclelistown.
j.. j. T. JOHNSON was nominated for Assembly in
the second Distinct formerly Democrat. lie - low
e,e and thorough going Union Insn. He is well
quilted III the position, AID very deserving tie sup
po!t Dl al Union men ia his District.
FIRE.-Yesterday noon fire occurred IN
tie modingsud pl,ninc rui,l Of CHDrsrERS Co, Nos.
g. and IA Wa est jersey City. but by the prompt
sclon Of tire trrDen, hut Little damage was dorc, The
tire originated near the enrincroon. near the boiler.
THE PRIZE FiCt .yG CAsE.-The persons in.
dcied vy the GTsud JAY oi hudson County TOR being
pescn. Ut the recent pizelght at Cayan Point, were
again aToisud for tral saturday. the juT. tie
fst trial failing 10 agree. sus Of the pITte- present
pi-al gully and + W discouraged The p. soneS
will BE- brought mp before Judge OGDEN TO day iondaD
for sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
Surrender or Matnnsoros 10 the Preach
Probable Loss Of the Schooner Julia.
. From Th. Y. Q. Picaylne, OCT. e.

. - - lHr'
Capt. Dekoker Of The schooner Neptune, seven ven
Az. from Natamoros informs that tho French took
,esson OF that place the GOTH the town surrender
me nnconditionslly. Gen. Mea was in command. ana
everything was quiet when the Neptune sailed.
THE Neptune made the run to within sixty-hve miles
n Southwest Pass In three days but was then blown of
Capt D. reports that or the morning ottse h inst
Sontf West Pass bearing ~ Il. abou, nineteen miles-
.rke . small schooner the julia from NewOIeans for
Sstsmoros. the captain Of which wished 70 know MS
noston and stated that his vessel hs srrn leak in
gale He desired 10 be tatcn II tow in order to re.
furu 70 South W0st pass but the wind being from the
north this was i..ptssblc Cept D.. however. offered
every assstarce possible. and proposed to take the
cargo and crew from the sinking vessel but the Cepain
fair he could pet her into port Next morning the
wind increased 10 gale and Capt Dekoker thinks that
Che crippled vessel could not survive it. By reference
20 our le we learn that the Mexican schooner Jnha
Capt Faye cleared from this port for Ma'anofos Oh
fha 9th Of last month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

There have been frequent raids Oh the east p'hh OF
the Mississippi. The Rebels endea'"F'u I" ''"S' 'V'o
head Of cattle TO thewest side TO prevent c"pr'' o"e
hundred and fifty bad stucb in the mud. The gu"0oat
Fort Hndman gobllod hnlf Of item up.
An expedition under Col. MchLGA was sent TO JACK
con Point dtecn miles from Fort Adams TO prevent
the passage Of more stock.
Cotton and Molasses nothing doing. middling Cotton
81 -.
The trade restrictions continue that nothing can
come n Gen HlRLpURT has issGed on order regulating
payment for plantation labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
IycEyprAnY FrRE.-Yesterley afternoon

smoke wa discovered ssgine FROM tie second IGOR 1t
No tis D.ancsi. The sr was exfinslisled FER IN.
flcilng a damage of about so. fire Ma.slG Baker
Invest. satrd the orr gin Of e Ire and found q i was
evidently the worA of al ncerGidry The mau'e room
m that door had yen.y been used for storing lseesc
art dos In this room preparation Of paper Mating
and barging had teen u csg beneath some Oh window
curngs and from this exon ed fnse mad" q co'ion
Thread ,aturst. with Kerosene OIL Ihi, fuse ended
mo tho bait and irCu there the fuse had bcrg fred.
Tie floor Is divided by ao I'd partitions ino tnree
apnriucnt- Tho ore fronting on Duene-sI '-ftfied
nv IosHtA FEAyKtrS imp y, OF linen thread
rut on tine center room u LEsuOwn; and ihe se Fooa
Is OCCUPIED by WILLIAM CLINTOS. dealer Ia Isgs No
nrrrs.s have yet been made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
Daring BccopBoissanoe near MohSie-Af-
Tack by IN MASHED Rebel Baitcry-st"rn'
i'm Mobile Bay-A Goirs In tho Cuff De-
uurfmpuf


Correspondence Of the Associated rrcss.
NEW ORLEAss Saturday, Oct is. 1864
A daring reconnaissance was made at Mobile
on the 10th. The dispatch steamer, having board
several army officers, including Changers Adiutsnt-
General proceeded through the distinctions in the
channel and torpedoes to within three miles OF Mobile
and steamed about till daylight Not the least hostile
demonstration made by the Rebels
On the 9Th gunboat was reconnoerng on the DenK
of Mobile Bay opposite Navy Cove, when battery oi
flying artillery suddenly opened fire. Three sho'S were
planted fairly in the ruuboat but not much damage
was done. and the Rebels left before response could
he given. A heavy storm prevailed on tie Sih, 9Th.
and 10th in the Ray fishing paits, composed 81
officers of the 9TH Michigan, were caught oH IN H. anu
the boat stranded on sand !S.a"u.
They could moi gel OF fT tltre days, owing TO the
storns c,at,nuing Their sole subsistence were the
6sh they drove upon the sand in the small iules and
caught with their hands. They were rescued by ooais
from the transport Clinton IN an exhausted state. we
brics Which had been dischGgug coal were driven hard
ashore and viii be probably lost, ana TIC 81 haJ
was driven ashore but got of Without damage; Gen.
Granger has gone 10 Pensacola. Gen. ASboth has L.
turned to Pensacola from lis expedition TO Mariana
wounded in three places.
lie succeeded in capturing and destroying creat
Quantities Of Rebel stores. Gen. Bailey commanding
Fort Morgan. is here. Scurvy has almost disappeared
among forces nj Mobile. The onions, etc. OF the
Sanitary Commission are q be thanked for this. Big
Gen. John NewtOn and staff arrived on the W. X
Arthur from Cairo last night He proceeds 10 No!
West having been appointed successor Of Gen. oCG
bury deceased in command of the District OF West
Flo ida.
The gunboat Lafayette was fired upon near Nor
CANA with musketry few days ago, but no one was
hurt
Admiral FsrTagut II is rumorea in the feet is 70 90
TO Wilmington OF Charleston. A rumor was received
yesterday through Rebel sources that Petersburg was
evacuated snd severe battle in progress for the pos
session of Richmond. Rebel stock Is at heavy dis
count No business all is doing here, owing 10 eX-
tx a.
not even lsnd At Government plantations on the river
TO take ON sugar. cotton produce " any Kind. II
there is not a change our merchants VIII 20 luinod
The State Legislature las got well 70 work, but
nothing OF especial Importance has been eommuni-
Gated
The Champion from New York is considerably over
cue az tins port -
Nothing liner from Mexico conir matOry Of the cap
tore Of MatamOTos by the French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

dnc,ed nom the quotas signed to districts under this
and the Subsequent call Tor wo hundred thousand co.,
COO men, al such as were d.oltea ard reported or duy
In person. and such ~ paid commuiation a. IN sl'1
Substitutes under lie ell Of 1909, and all who ha vol
nj tccrcd between that lime and he Let Of NJ ch wee
counted und deducted theIegrom. IL VIII III re r. bc
necessary 70 take from the nuHiter rs shown rocl
nations aud Orders the calls OF July ard DC ob,r ls5
for 5 600 Non each 10 rot the oNact numD fr when
Tie States have been called upon FOL their r1porons
viz: $1,000
tai 81 july 's'p'ss
Gail OF October. ...5uotuV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
Via Cairo.
EEw.ORLKASs. Oct. is. via CAIRO.

b"tIfu1yI ONt' - 1VVI'
The steamers Suwo NADIA from New-York,
and Alliance from Brazos Santiago. arrived yesterday
The Alliance bring. intelligence that CoETTsAs sur
rendered his forces &C., 20 the Imperaliss and &C
oepted Brig Generals commission in MAxiinIiAss
Army. MrJIA commands at Mstamcra'. Tho Alliance
brought five refugees from Mexico. They wrote very
complimentary letters to Col DAY commanding United
States forces at Braxos.
Gen. DRAYIoN has superseded Gen. FORD 8, Browns
vile, In command Of the Rebels.
The ironelsd Lafayette was fired upon by musketry
BY guerrilla, at Raiclifes Point. ten miles above
Aorganza the 10th. no damage was done. The
rucrrilss dsverseo when few shell had been fred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
RROOYxEYN ITEMS.

MILITARY FuSERALs.-The remains OIL Capt
JOHN W SWIFT late OF the l3oth regiment. New York
Volunteers were yesterday conveyed TO their last rest
ing y ce in Greenwood Cemetcry. The religious GER
emoriss we're held in the Fleet st. Methodist church
which WIS filed with relations nnd sympathizing
friends together with members OF the inh regiment
~ Y v and John ID. " Hard Lodge. /. and ~ NJ 10
which deceased had formerly been ritnched' CON,
nany of tbe 53d rerimeot National Guard. escorted
;ho remains 10 the grave Capt. SWIFT died IN hospital
az Bermuda Va. on the Is. inst. rom wounds re
cci,ed ia the assault upoa tho cnemys "orAs ~ 'ha
pins Farm Sept -. -..u
THE BODY of Private SsNtrL j. LusK. ~ Company
d. lith Regiment, y. Y. ). NJ. wee also conveyed 10
Greenwood Cemetery and consigned 10 s last resting
placr The funeral ceremonies we're held al the hon>c
W his mother 30 81 cGrion'aye. A laiSe huihper
~ ma,'nrs were nreseut. Including Franklin Engine
Company No. 3 81 which deceased had Formerly pech
A member Thcremalns were escorted 10 the cemetery
by Company oil tho l;:l Regiment Inc ueoe ISeu Wus
Iju in iroat of Petersburg W. Oh thu 2s;h OF June
last.