, 1864-10-13
Chicago Qribnne.


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: LnIRspA7. OCTOBER IS. lso,.
NEWS
:. So1ne men scarcely credited their Beuses
Yesterday as the earliest 1ports Of the State
elections met their eyes. THESE good loyal
men he'd borrowed achtll from tue over c on-
1dcncc Of Coppcrheads touching cert4in al
legged wax points in the line OF the loyal
Stat,s. To find clean breach made in the
detcnecs Of dislo5 atty in the north, to 1ud
the old Tag cvczy where uEtAin.d, and Ohio,
Indiana and PenusJlva1is. wiling with each
other with tribute of popular votes in
favor Of the war, in favor of Union and
freedom, ale this came suddenly,
upon come loyal nsn, but not
dieaEuously, is it fell upon the
Northern allies OF The rebellion The dg.
urcs NC give elsewhere sust.in the general
aspect sscured By our adsic's in our last
issue. The three great Statso in which elec-
tionb were held day bstore yesterday, are In
the solid phRlaux OF States pledged to catrg
on the War until the national domain is ra
stored, tht flag respected cVers where, aud
Peace secured that shall not be perl1led By
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mas LOT only e1eareo 1ne |aties " reoels, out
also Of the eus1epa9ce o1 9eoeis' 60 neeta1e
electors OF IuesdaJ nave not oily defeateo
the rebsle' ouI lclt sulouEuout LIE "aole
loyal Nc1th literally notatee TO iced rebel
hops. There is not break or gap In the
core Jn OF loyal States.
Tic tl:ction Itturns ffcn Pennsylvania
yest' raay, do not come up to the estimate
VIC 1hnde, based on the returns OF Tuesday
night The result in The State On the home
vote is c1ose. The CoPp~rheade contend
that thsy hare small majority; but Col J.
II. TorLc5 In speciat dtspa'co from Phila-
dclrhia, yesterday afternoon. to this paper,
says thc Union majority on the home vote
will certainly exceed 4 900, and he Is pretty
high authority in whattyer rel4tcs to Penn.
sylyupsa po1itics. The soldiers vote will
nut tic result in Pennsylvania beyond the
cayfls or quibbles Of the worst Copperheads.
TIE 1cfcat of Sam Cox, OF Columbus, the
most upscrurulouB hypocrite In Congress.
of Gcorcc Purh, OF C1pc(uuatl, the slimist
douehface. and of VOORHEES,. OF Tcree Haute.
1ndiana. the worst Coppernesd and neace.
sne.1; In the Houee ara ill results which
1ora, men ran witness with the yerr r,verse
ot r,icf or chacrin. Most of the worst Con.
perbeads wifi be dropped from the Coorres.
stonal rolls. and replsced bF rood In trne
men.
Ncws from T1arana r,ves a thoronrh!r
Fre1 cby story, that 1auulously small force
OF t, c Imperial troops had routed utterly q
small army Of Mexicxns. Behlod this report
stall 9 the ghost Of q rumor that Maximillia IN
had beer picked oil By an assassin. The last
is not an unlikely way for rtm to pass from
Ills l'resent masquerade.
Geld yesterday opened ut a0311, and the
successive figures sbo9ed 2o41l ana 20341,
Will close al @73'
All is quiet IN Grants army. Our dis.
patches give interesting details OF the recent
1gn'11g, DOM on tne norm s1oe OF Tue ames
and below Petersburg
ehci'oon nas maoe i clean sweep IN 'ne
snea'aAocan' ano 'eas ene 'a''es ~ oa1e ~
sanso' ms 1eeens .eHoetaoe " ID '1s " Isn1e
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The news from st. Louis reports PRICES
force on the Missouri river, with headway
on for retreat through Kansas. They proba-
bly, have an er1and OF local aud limited harm
get. but the moral effect OF the Invasion il
1otally lost. Its sole results can be counted
by tue tale Of the actuM booty secuted. This
de the last rebel raid into Missouri, mark
that Latest dispatches report that the reb'
els bad destroyed Lamtue bridge on the Pa
cihc soAd' 10 m'les from sl Loud. Pfice