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Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
"That Flag on III Street"

Very much ado is made and much Is said
abou, Union hag that is suspended from a
private residence on "H" street, near Ninth,
upon which are inscribed the names of Grant
and Sheridan, Faragut and Sherman, Lincoln
and johnson.
Notice is hereby given to that individual
who, having piece OF calico hanging on his
arm, halted near where it hangs, and "would
tear it down, If he could only get up to it,"
and also to that .Gmia',e who would not dis
grace her house by hanging out such THING,
while she offered ito pay the person who
would tar do'rt hlt hIV," that was not htGuy
Ter, 10 p!,lSc traitors nor their sympathizers.
No sCrvllc miniOp Of Jell. Davis now Lkulk-
Ing about within the protection of that flag;
no 7ympathiHcr with those who have dciiled,
spit upon and torn ii; no such base calumnla-
tors as pledged to tear down their country'S
ensign before mixed crowd on Seventh street
few nights since, m"a GDer JafttCf insult 10
this lla".
Emblcmatc of freedom, of equal rights, OF
progress aud greatness, 1t also slgnallzes the
romer of the !oyd hgaHS, strong GrHS, and res.
olu,iOn OF twenty millions of irGemCn 10 defend
Il. Traitors have always detained that nag
and ought while feigning 10 respect it, 10
employ It's protection in building up and per-
mauCnty establishing a national desPotlsm;
aud that, too, in spite of the Declaration, the
Constitution, the expressed will of the aJOrlty
of the people Of the country, aud In the face OF
equity, law, aud justice.
/ Failing In this, they seized the torch and
/ the sword; with the one seeking To strike down
| the defenders of liberty aud the rights Of man,
and with the other to burn up the wealth and
destroy the commerce Of the country.
/ You who arc SO mean as to be traitors and
still remain under the nsgi who arc too cow
ardly to join the cause of your liking, and yet
cOyGrtly aiding those who carry the torch
who bascly charge that freedom of speech ID
suppressed under that flag, while your mouth
is filled with vile Calumniations, unreasonable
ialsehOOd5 and open treason, hadbcttcr be en-
gagged In some other business than seeking T.
lire mht 10 tc'T d0Wn ypT cOM"t,V'S fdG.
The community Is blasted because of yOuI
presence, and to save yourselves from the curse
Of outraged aud insulted rreemen, from the con
tempt Of the gallant and brave soldiers whC
have nobly and hGrOlcally carried that llal
through the smoke and IRE of hundred battle
fields, aud who swear that II shall never trail
nor the traitors live whose hands have torn 1t
you had better seek an asylum amid the viper
at Richmond, where your rebel spympathic
will be less wrought upon, than by lookin
upon that nag, or mlugling with It's defenders
y. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Southern News.
From the Richmond Whig, Oct.
PROM CHARLEsToN.

FROM CHARLESTON.
AUGUSTA, Oct. S.-The yellow fever still
prevails in Charleston. Now cases occur daily,
and arc followed by number Of deaths.
The new blockade runner, Constance, struck
the wreck of the steamer Mary Bowers while
trying to run into Charleston harbor, and was
sunk, on Wednesday night. One of the crew
was drowned the remainder, with all the pas
scngcrs on board, were savcd. The steamer
was owned by Collie " Co.
CArTCRE OF ROME, GA, AND 5000 NECHOEs.
AUGUSTA, Oct. San Official dispatch con-
negroes. A number Of white oil .crs were also
taken. The Yankees destroyed all their com
missary stores, and two squares of the busncss
portion of the town were burned.
Gen. Wheeler dashed into Marietta and
burned a block Of storehou:cs, and also spiked
three guns In the place.
Forrest is in Middle Tennessee. Rousseau
is coopcd up In Nashville.
FROM PETERsBJRG.
PETERSBURG, October v.-IGstCrday, about
noon, the enemy in force moved ON our right
| supposed at first for the purpose Of making al
| attack upon our lines. It turned out to L,
nothing more than extending By the enemy o
their lines on our right in order to occupy al
| of our lost works near Fort MCRac. The
enemy by this move gained nothing In I'll,
direction Of the Southsidc railroad, and only
prolonged their line, driving In few y!dutc
occup ying this ground.
HCth took only part OF the works ncH
Fort McRae occupied by the enemy. All qulc
today. Weather cloudy and very cool.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
BY I'lGIIIG ApII.
THE ELKorions.
The Home vqts In Psnnsylvsnis v.'y
CIost-ohIo RI cts sixteen Union Con

TIL. Ioms vats In psnnsyIvsnis very
CIost-Ohio ~ cts sixteen Union Cor.
grossmen.
HARRrsnuHn, Octohor l2.--The general
opinion here is that the State has gone Demo.
cratic on the home vote l,y from 5000 to 200
majority.
The soldiers vote will give from ioooO TO
1900 Union majority.
The commissioners from the Shenandoah
Valley have returned. They report that they
were unable TO reach shcridan's army.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ia special dispatch
to the Er1,iag Telcgrdph, dated Harrisburg,
says;
From susQuchanna, Tloga, Bradford, Potter,
aud Mexican counties wc have reports Of con-
siderable Union gains.
susquchanna gives ,3O2 Union majority, a
gain of over 100 votes on Curtln's majority.
Bradford, with ten townships TO hear from,
over 1000 Union majority.
Tioga, nearly complete, 2,7sC.
II is believed that we have carried tho State
by at least $1,000 majority on the home vote.
We have certainly sixteen Congrcssmcn-a
gain of four
The Legislature is largely Union.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.--schuylkill county
will give strousc (Dcmocrat) from 1,700 to
1 res majority. Union gain Of $40. Dawson,
(Dcmocrat,) for Congress, has over 800 ma
lority in Wcstmoreland.
NoRWIsrowN, Oct. l2.-Thc Democratic ma
jorlty Of Montgomery county will be about
/ 100. Democratic gain of li0.
PnILkDELruIA, Oct. 19.-Thc chairman OF
the Democratic State Central Committee claims,
from returns received by him from thirty-four
counties, Democratic gain of l2,7l5.
The statement Of the Republican State Com.
miucc has not yet been obtained, but is mo-
mcutarily expected.
Tho hest political authorities arc in doubt as
to the result, but estimate a majority of about
!, 900 either side on the home vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-Dcmocratic ina.
jority in Lycomiug county, 700. Union loss,
IjO.
GEN. BuTLEK's HEADVUARrEWs, Oct. Ii
0.lj p. m.-Thc voting in the army to-day In
the Pennsylvania regiments has passed oil
very quietly, aud SO far as eau be learned the
Union ticket has been everywhere successful
AT tue headquarters Of this army to-day, in
Captain WalsOn's company Of Pennsylvania
arLillcrymCu out Of eighty votes cast for the
members of Congress from the city OF Phila
dulphia, only two wcrO for tho Democratic
| ticket.
CRGrENATI, Oct. E.--Oho elects sixteen
Union Congressman, and probably seventeen
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Personal.

COMMANDERS GUEST and Howell have been
ordered to Newport for duty on court. martial.
Tue Prince and Princess Of Wales left Co.
pcndagen on the Ith of september for Stockholm.
IhCy will return IN eight Ahys.
WALTER SAVAGE LANnoR died at FlJrcucu on
the nth of Septcmb,r
Gov. PIBRruINT returned to Alexandria to.
day alter IN absence Of over three weeks in Penn.
nylvania, where he has been cSnvAsaing II ght and
day for our gallALt Union stlElAId-bcATeis-Ltn.
coin and Johnson. lie will leave again this wcpI,
Tor New York, where ho will doubtless remain
until the close OF the prcsideqtlSl canvass having
received an urgent Invitation frnm the State Con.
trAl Committee to canvass ttRt State.
Hos. JouN y. WILLARD, ex.Judgo and On.
State senator, died In Troy last evening, about
eight O'Clock. The Judge was u years OF age
For some years lie las been an Invalid.
The FAMILY of President Juarez, of Mexico
have arrived In New York. They came from New
Orleans by the steamer Ariel Gen. dG GOicOIria
was p1ssenger by the same vessel,
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM
OHIO AND INDIANA.
Sunset Cox's Sun Has Set.
Three Thousand Republican
Majority in Pendleton's
District
Eighteen Hundred Republican Ma
jOrily in Longs District.

MIR. Wctmorc, State agent for Ohio, has re-
'"iv"l from Mr.. James Williams, secretary of
the Republican Central Committee for Ohio, a
dispatch announcing that sheiaLSrger beats
Sammy Cox by two thousand majority.
lays is elected by three thousand majority
in George II. Pcndlctou's district, the First.
EgglestOn beats his opponent BY clShtccr
hundred in the sccond-AlrNlnde II. Long,
district.
Lawrence has twenty-five hundred majorit!
In the Fourth district.
Ashley is reelected by two thousand ma
iOrity in the Tenth district.
The soldiers vote, so far as heard from, i
GT the Union candidates ten to one.
Mr.. Williams also announces that Indian,
10 right side up.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
lCOmmunicatet.l
or Course They Can,

DEAR REPUBLICAN: Old Dependency came
into my Office this morning, and wiping from
his tinted checks two symmetrical tears, sor-
rOwmlly exclaimed, Well, VIC will have to
save Pennsylvania with the soldiers vote"
Sprigglns, sitting at my elbow, gave a long pull
VIC can; for If the soldiers can save the whole
Union, 1t is quite certain they can easily save
Pennsylvania, II small portion of it," Dc.
spondency for a moment looked vacantly at
spriggins, and then casting his eyes ceiling
ward mildly remarked, PHILOSOPHY is a great
arc more so just now." AS he departed thus
consolcd VIC heard him muttcr, "IIow long, oh!
copperhcads, will cwrigglc!" Echo answered,
mot lOng.n REp
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
1:t.EcT1oN RETURNS
T,.I,dI.pa El,rlIoa.

INnIAN,Pofis, Oct. il-9 p. m.-The clec-
llon In this State to-day passed of quietly
throughout tho State.
The reports thus far show large Union gains
over the vote Of 1850, which gave 1000 ina.
oritv for the Republican ticket.
Wayne county gives . 900 majority, Union
gain Of 1000.
In the Finh Congressional District partial
rctnrns show 1000 Union majority, gain Of
5000.
In Winchester Morton's majority is SOS, a
gain Of co.
The majority in Randolph county for the
Union ticket Is LOO; In Noble county, Goa
majority Cambridge county, 33e, gain OF II
over Lanes vote In 1870.
Dublin precinct gives Morton unanimous
vote Of 200.
In indianapolis city and township there Is a
probable majority OF 5000, a gain OF 900.
Centrcville and township have gone foI
Morton. The number OF votes polled was $50
Morton's vote was $50, a gain Of 150 over The
Of 1860. Delaware county gives from 1900 L
., 200 majority for Morton, gain of 800.
RICuMoND, ISD., Oct. ll.-In this county
Morton has ,GS3 votes, and Mcdonald (Dem.
l,520, Union gain Of 500l
Decatur county gives a Union majority oI
500.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Rebel Iron-CladE.

The city editor Of the Richmond why de-
scrlbes, in Mondays issue, trip down the
river. lie says;
We found our irOn-cads in excellent fight.
ing trim, manned with full crews of brave
"ters," and with defiant pcnnants hyin" In full
sight of the enemy's plckets, to say nothing of
Buffers observatory, from which not only the
monitors near Chanin's, but even the turiotcd
l.eNiathan above Drcwry's can, with the aid oi
glass, easily he seen.
We regretted to learn that on Saturday
morning bOatswains mate named Jack Sui
llvan, Yankee desertcr, with two others OF
the same stripe, induced three GOhfederatGs,
also of the crew of the iron.clad Richmond
while performing some special duty on the
north bank OF the river, to desert to the Yam
KEGS.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
The Overland Telegraph,

In accordance with the authorization by the
act of Congress, the Navy Department have
tclcgraphcd to the proper authorities in sHr
Francisco 10 arm and equip a vessel at thai
point for the use of Engineer Bulkley and party
who arc soon TO proceed in their progress
North to commence operations for the compile
lon Of the great overland telegraph lines from
the. Columbia river, in Washington Territory
10 the AmoOr river, Russia. The expedition
will probably commence active operations in
1he northern latttudes by the lsl of March.
The officers of the United States Coast Survey
feel great interest in the necessary preliminary
surveys for the expedition, and are alording to
Engineer Bulkley aud his assistants all the
iaclitiCs IN their power.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
GI.snings from our Exehamgs..

The Hazard Powder Company have built a
church for their employees. This company Is
one Of the most amiable masters to its men that
the world.
A crystal palace has been opened at Amster,
dam. The Low Dutch arc looking up.
An auclioneer lately sold u large lot Of Tes,
tnments at q sale in baltimore. On cyamlna
tiOn, the purchaser found that the Testament.
were IN the Choctaw language.
The gig formerly Owned ~ cl"pEcn tinarj
has been presented to the city of Philadelphia
ny Mr., 7 r. Knight,
1he MRIr'' rot.t1l u6r. ~. }rar Il lil
Target i'r Gna.! ..v 80
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Tho Ohio EleetIon

CIE,INSArr, Oct. 1.-THE Union majority
In this city in 6,000.
Seven wards in Cleveland give l,0Ij ma
jority.
Sandusky City Democratic majority, a
Union gain OF i99 on Brough's vote.
Seven towns In Portage county give l,lSl
Union majority.
Three towns in Ashtabula county give jiS
Union majority.
Cuyahoga county. 100 Union majority.
CISoIHNATI, Oct. ll.-Hamllton county gives
about 500 Union majority.
Egleston and Hays, the Union candidates,
are elected to Congress from the lst and I'd
districts.
CINcIHNETI, Oct. ll.-Gen. Schenck has been
re elected to Congress In the Cd district, by
about 1000 majority.
The Union majority for the State OH the home
vote is estimated at Il, 900. Fifteen or sixteen
Union ConEressmen have been elected.
CoLUMDUs, Oct. lis. 8. Cox will be beaten
800 or the home vote in his own district.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Personal,

DR. MCDoSALD, of the Post ONCE Depart,
Tnent, WAS in New York NGltCrday, on buHneG con-
neeted with the money order system.
A Mn. Mort, one of the agents of the Slate
Of New York to take the votes OF soldiers at this
p0 mt, died suddenly OF ApopleNJ this morning at
after exhib. ting Sighs OF the fatal dlTenSe.
ADMIRAL l.. NJ. GOLDSGOEOrdH wac at the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard yesterday mOfnlgy, rn Iuutr
loT Newport, on official business,
TIE LONDON Korni1a SfT ANNOUNCES the
fFsth Il Mr., JoShu1 Bates, pRftheT In the eminent
hbuie Of BAring Brothers S "a. lie died Ia London
saturday, 2.th nit.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

The Christian Sw', u paper Published At
Weldon, y. e., says: "Wc think there is little
or no doubt that a llett is now forming be-
tween Norfolk and Old Point TO attack Viii.
mlngton. Among the number OF vessels seen
by our Informant, there are two very formida
ble monitors. That an attack at an early day
upon Wilmington is contemplated, we feel
almort certain, and VIC hope the authorities
may be fully prnparel for it.n
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
FROM CITY r INT.
Cnpturs Of the Owner OF Libby Prl

C"pturs Of the Owner OF Libby PrI on.
The mail steamer arrived this morning from
city Point. Passengers on the boat report that
ten. Grant Is extending his lines.
The steamer Kcyport arrived this morning,
having on board cighty-seven rebel prisoners
captured near the Weldon railroad. Among
them was Mr.. Libby, the owner of the noto,
rious Libby prison. He is one OF the monIcd
mCn of the rebel capital.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
The Vote OF the Bounty Jumpers and
Desertcrs

About one hundred bounty Jumpers and de-
sertcrs were brought up the Avenue under
guard this forenoon, and when they passed the
McC Icllan flag they chccrcd 1t Justify. A short
distance beyond is the noble flag of the Ohio
and Massachusetts Military State Agencies,
bearing the names Of the Union candidates,
and when the same precious party passed that
they gro'ned from their boots upward. Com
mont is needless.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Second EditiOl'
ToI'H O'CLOCl<. z, NJ.
Tmn EnECrI,INs.

The battles fought yesterday, and the vic
tories won by the Union hosts in Indiana, OhiC
and Pcnnsy ylyania, will gladden. and Strengthen
all loyal hearts. Our soldiers in the field viii
take fresh courage in battling with the rebel
when they find that their brothers at homo hav,
fought SO manrully and successfully ngalns
those who symrathlzc with the enemy Of III,
| Government.
And the brave soldiers will not fail to homo
tic Acknowledgment who have gone into tn
political battle-lolds and clovon down tn
damnnblc hcrcscs Of the Coppcrhcads. In
stead of adding strength 10 the disloyal factiOI
in Congress, the elections OF yesterday have
according to the returns received, given rein
rorccments to the loyal phalanx, and there vii
be no danger that the soldiers supplies will b.
cut of.
In Indiana where the "Knlghts of the Col
den Circle and the "sons or'-somcthinl
held their orgies and plotted treason, VIC heal
.hat the good cause of the Union has tri
umphed. All honor TO Governor Morton, tC
Colrax, and host of others, who have laborct
so pa;rlotlcally to give us this result. SomC
have looked upon Indiana as doubtful, from
the fact that her soldiers arc not allowed tc
vote, but II appears that the homo guard were
equal to the emergency, and Indiana is all
right for the Union.
Ohio has done most nobly. Some Of the
most coppcry districts have been cleaned out
and good Union men arc returned to Congress
in place of peace men and rebel sympathIers
There has been great casting out Of devils in
Ohio.
Pennsylvania has done well, although there
has hccn a serious falling oil from last year
Nv erpposc that not less than million oI
rouyy was sown by tho Copporhcads from
Tvw York in the state of Penn ylvauia during
.',n last week.
RuL when the soldiers vote comes in, the vote
,r lusc who love their country well enough Il
hsht for her, it will he found that Pennsylvania
presents a bold front for the Union to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12


Correspondence OF the Associated Prcss.l
HEIr,lRs ARNv or The PuToMA,,l
October 10.
No events Of importance have transpired in
front Of Petersburg for several days.
The piCkCts have been actively engaging one
another the past two or three nights on tho left
and left centre OF the line, aud number OF
casualties daily occur.
DIR. Howard, Of the regular army, has recently
introduced valuable improvements in ambu-
lances, which will prove a great blessing To the
wounded. Generals Grant, Meade, Ingalls,, and
Warren, as well as the principal surgeons in
the army, highly commend 1t, and there is no
doubt 1t will be introduced extensively into tho
armies of the United States.
OCTOBER ll.-Last evening and part of the
night firing was brisk In the centre Of the line
in front OF Petersburg.
Large bodies of the cnGmy's troops have
been seen moving toward our left the past
twenty tour hours, which received the attcn.
tlon of our gunncrs whenever they appeared
within range.
There is nothing new from the James. The
army remains In its former position at Chapin's
Bluil, the enemy not seeming desirous of al.
tacking the line there.
General Blrnoy has gone homo on furlough
on account Of Ill health. General Mott has
| also gone North on short leave.
w. d. MCGREGoR.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12

"lF WE HOLD, OUR OWN AND PRE-.
NENT FURTHE MILITARY SUCCESSES
ON THE PART OF OUR FOES, THERE is
SVERY PROSPECT THAT MCCLELLAN
WILL BE ELECTED, AND HIS ELECTION
UPON THE CHICAGO PLATFORM MUST
LEAD TO PEACE AND OUR lNDEPEN
DESCE. - Charleston Mercury.
"OUR SUCCESS IN BATTLE INSURES
THE SUCCESS OF MCCLELLAN. OUR
FAILURE WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO
MS DEFEAT. - hariCstOu Courier.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Yellow Fever in B.rmuda-A Panic Tn re

HALIFAX. n. g., Oct. 10.-Hgr Majcsty's
steamer Barracouta, from Bermuda on the 5th
instant, has arrived hero.
The yellow fever has broken out afresh there,
and there was perfect panic in regard TO II at
some OF the parishes, people lleelrg and lcav-
ing the dead unburlcd.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Concerning the renn.yIysns EI.etlo,

The Philadelphia North ADericO" has the
paragraph below, respecting the election in
Pennsylvania. II would seem from this that
the million dollars sent into that State by Now
York CoppcrLcads has not quite effected their
object
"Wc caunCl llX the results accurately from
our incomplete returns. It's sufficient 10 state
lha, tho indications show Union gain of ten
per cent, at least in the home vote, over Gov.
crnor Curtln's vote, or about twenty thousand
in the State. Tho soldiers vote, not yet re-
cUvcd, will OF course swell this result very
greatly. We gain nearly tho equivalent OF
our whole majority over tho last Congres
sional vote In this city. We seem TO have won
about eight thousand here over the mnJorltics
of the Congressional election, and about one
thousand over Governor Gurtin's majority.
The soldiers vote may be rcckoncd upon for
about two thousand additional majority, OF
ten thousand in all. IIowCll's majority cX.
cccds even this estimate. Full returns may
increase the majority, but this is its present
complexion"
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-12
Good for Gen. Casey.

cur oslging Postmaster has received tho
following note, which eTplains itself:
HEAuVr ARTERs CAsEy's DIVISION,
DepGrim'Rf Of Wd'hingOn,
WAsrINGrOE, october q, 1861
DEAR fir; take the liberty TO write you In
behalf Of MAJ, Gen. SilaS Casey, who is a prop.
crty.holdcr and householder, No. l2i Oxford
street, between Fulton and Atlantic avenues,
Brooklyn, New York. lie wishes you To have
him registered In that election district, that he
ticket.
/ am, very respectfully, your obedGnt SCR
want, T.. =. IILLsTED,
captain, A, 4. q.
roo T. lINC0IS EG!
lEr,7ltg.. tH,oa.