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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-25
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-25
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, 1864-10-13

Fcuptsin county gees about one huhdred
Cetpcrbead.
FROM vASDERBURGH.c COUNTY.
Especial Disrasch to the CatcaEo Ffouae.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Wednesday, Oct. II.
In Evansville City Morton's majority is
about five hundred and twenty-five, an
Union.gain Of five hundred on the vote Of
eighteen hundred and sixty-1wo tor Secseta-
rY Of State.
FROM LAPoRTE COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
LAPoRrB. ND, Wedneadey, Oct. IL.
4 large proceleio1iof the patriotic citizens
Of this city are low out with torches blaz.
ing, In honor of the selection Of the gallant
Co)fsx
INDIANAPOLIS, Wednesday, Oct. II For
ty-tiye counties give Union majority Of
over twersy thousand. The balance to be
heard from will increase the majority prob.
ably five Thousand. There is small Union
majority IN both branches of the Legtsla'
ture.
except the I'd, list and 7ih. The two latter
are doubtful, and claimed BY both parties.
Returns from 81 counties, partially official,
chow m aggregate Union majority OF % 900
reIt. uni.n gain over 1900 over the vote
Of 1sos & Which Eave = 2 Democratic no5 majority
III lut 9lAtE u OfEE 41,utV. CkUA tEEoCut
Indications the members Of Congress stand
eight Union and two Democrats, with Vuor-
lees district, which is doubtful.
indianapolis, official, g, ,o57 Union majority.
DISPATCH FROM MR. CoLFAx.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct 12.-My district Is
safe bs one thuus and to fifteen hundred ma
jcrity. No returns from other districts
rriets more than you have at CHICAGO.
CoLPAx.
INDIANAPOLIS, Wednesday, Oct. 12-T1e
Union State ticket ia elected By 5000 to
e, ,090 maju1ity. Six Union Memotrs OF
Congress- ire elected certain.
{Stgreo) ]. F. WRtauT. Chairman.
, 1864-10-13
Combinations of Gen.
Sheridan's Final
Successes.
TEE WAR in kIlSS0UM--PRIJE
ON THE SKEDaDDLE,
Fram Springfield: tate, Mill
tary and General Ne#s.
Our New York Midnight Dis.
patch--HighIy Important
News Summary.


War DEPAnTAnxr}
WARRINGTON, s:40 P. H., Oct. L.
To Mi. Gen. Dix:
Dispatches have been received to-day from
Gen. Grant, Gen. Sherman, and Gen. sheri-
dan, but no military movement Since m5
last telegram are reported The following
details Of the cavalry engagement Inst Sun
duy tire fur1 ished BY Gen. sh-ridan:
GIN. EHERmAN's DISPATCH.
~ hare tecu no sign Of the enemy since the
brilliant engagement OF the 9Th Inst. 1t was
square cavalry dEht~ in which the enemy Was
routed beyord ny power to descr'be. he lost
cyer, thing carried on wheels e1cep: one piece OF
artillery, and when last Eeen 1t was passing urer
Ructs Hul Iear New Market on keen run, &c
m1es IRON the battle held, to which point pursuit
wae Kept up. The battery, men aud horses were
captlrtd. The horses were in good condition. bat
were Ill exchRut ed by our eavalrymen for their
hreEen dopn anlnla1e. TIE cisnaltles on the 9Th
" ii :ot exceed sixty men. The one hundred men
Of tie 8:h Oaio. dispersed while guarding the
bridge Of the North Shenandoah, have al. come
IN tScept od1cess.'
,S1Gre6) EN-. STANTON.
Eeeret4rx x,f Ixfwr
, 1864-10-13
CHICAGO OCTOBER

Of rehe1s In exchanpe far than Thr ~,
chsnee buIipees bns been conducted at Cox's
LANDING. re.r Du1ch Gan.
The Wo.ks nat cnmn1tted hv the 5.b and
aud nosifinn
,-,- ,.,ao
AH H1ooA"d o.
ihe vie" that the missing steamer kna-
noke vas seized by rebels, Who comp mprtsed
tn!fd OF ner passengers. accords With the
ION LON AavaDn, TO- day; The Roanoke nas. PRO
oaniy. been carried into some West India
port 70 otecoarEe nar cargo, Or she may have
run the blockade into Wilmington.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Richmond papers Ct Saturday aud Sunday
newspaper department., storeahfp and rail-
road suspended, every male person employ
ed We're ordered to the front.
The Examiner condemns the suspension Of
newspapers.
The newspapers all. claim victory.
TIE Southern journals attack jeff Davis'
Macon speech bitterly, and express surprise
that two-thlrds Of the rebel army are absent,
as DECLARED in his speech. Every able-bodicd
male Ieero has been eummartlY seized at
Richmond and hurried to the defenses of the
capital. . ..>. =.
Gee1gla teaegrephlc olspatcn saya orders
Sas.,na =, ttst "a ~ Dse"
-
Ine Sen1sna taye: Wnen our Leg1slatare
relief and Protectlon Of the people: Ded;
cause Of the most public dtstresscs. Tncre
~ abundance nf fon1 in fhe C,nf- 1er.cv hnf
fnr wa1,r n aistrihntJon mnch locaj sc.rc,.
.oi "on. " as o1sstaout'9u ~ nusa 1usa. eeater
+ y exists, accompanied oy enormous pf1css.
II anythlbE can 90 gone 70 increase tfans'
making them more efficient, they should BE-
esgerly determined upon. Another cardinal
A.aIn"y IoA tne 4oe'e ano n1"4ntenAnco VI
| ~ Ta o. ny ,,..
| Ihs klcnm9na % nh3g o1 toe tota ms aaosh.
| We must do our duty. Every man able to
| hear arms must rn to the front. and nj otn.
| crs dcvnte themse1vea fn onr cnnse Mt homa
1t ,hepe be- no plea5inrs 81 for oue essmptioe ~
We sre Dgntlee 1of exlstence.
General Magruder has been transferred
from the Department Of Texas. General
deI's % f42ewelI liu las been % received, but efyes
1nnofnte ~ fn,nnr+aGce
| nrent sn.ro,Fr ~ 1ood nrov,,7z In p,cb
| oaSS =, en1sanIsnca ~ H1artat man fsa-.
ing to come into the city on account OF tue
CONSUMPTION. The papers announce that
| market men will not be intertered With.
| u.nrrr vA4rzns
The .,ock market thows little change FROM yez-
teIaaJ. Ffei boalo pllees Wele @ iIseoaas % oae nuc
1oannR sleauy, mosu4 On tne A. aosaace: uusoFa- r.
soesS ol sas IA sha9e
| stronger. State stocks heavy. Mlu1eE board
eho1 co more activity. Gold stocks especially ac-
/ live improvement In Lead etocEs. Petroleum
| ehare quiet. BetWatn the boards stocks we're
strosr at las1 Board. Tit6 i9rfhsr llse. The I'd.
vance "He eeus17 "'4o cA'enueo 'aA'"oA'4 '47 " 1"'o
, 1864-10-13

pub11ca, hy usjori'y Off 600 on the bone
Ycte. The Legislature IS largely K-publicah,
From tpol,s received Forrey's Pr*. cia1tas
Republican msjority OF 3.0O3 to o,o20; pos.
s,bly latrr returns G1ay reduce It. Present
appcays Dcea Indicate Republican gain Of
IT, Aae estimatep, from returns from ~
counttts, Democratic gain Of L. GOD, with
Is courties to hear from.
Cameron count. complete. 60 Union ma
joJitY, Upfun loss 83,'
Elk county Bsgler, Democratic. for Con-
ccfrfotb's minority in Bedford county is
eco cn the home vote
In The 5th district Ths5er, Union, re-elect-
CO bY a small majority:
EAsTos, r Oct 12th:-Wm: H: 4 1Heister,
ty in the city Of Reading, Denocaatie gain
u be,ks a,: county, With fourteen townships to
hesr from, gives the Democrat for Congress
Att majority
pf&9s!a''a Pnnnnlpn44' p11 @edaesd.y, &c oct e 3d.
m.-At the Republican headquarters they
claim The State f1om 5000 to 5000 majority.
uAnn1spuRo, Wednesday, Oct. 11.-Tt ia
tclitved that the Republicans have carried
the State By at least 5000 majority on the
home vote. We have" cerrainlg sixteen
Urien Coner@ @ssu,ep, o gain OF four. The
IeeIs)ature is la1gslS Union.
PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday, Oct 12, 9 P.
m.-The Chairmau Of the Democratic State
CenfrEt Com Utttee claims, rrom the returns
received ny him FROM thirty counties, a
Democratic majority Of u us: Tue best
political sutbu1itles are 10 doubt about tbs
result, hut estimate the majority At 5000 on
either tice on the houe vote.
Da~tup, {Dem.} for Congress has $500
msj0ri;J in Westmorelaud.
Schuylkfll gives Sttaus (R+p.) for Con
gEefs, :, ,7c5 majority. A Republicac gain Of
lawrence zoo Union; vent 15a Democratic
Fark, o29 Unlon; gain 57o.'
S1enben, J, ,114 Union; gain 500.
Vaude1burg county, 800 Union; gain 090.
Another Dispatch from Terre 6aute says
Yoo1hfes is be4ten If be gets but 400 in
Sullivan. &c will not probably have over
1850
No further news from the Second District,
The rest n1e probably Union.
TIE ARMY VOTE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Partial returns
from Pennsylvania and Ohio soldlsrs In
Washington and Alexandria show the fol-
loving result:
publican, 643; De.nocratic, 139.
Ohio Soldiers Vote-Tota1: Republican,
$50; Democratic; q.
BUrLER's HEAnQuAR7ERs. Oct. II, p n
Tie voting In the army to-day In the Penu-
eylvania regiments has passed of very quiet
| j.. and as fur US can be learned, the Union
t1cktt las been every where euce essfal.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. 12.-rha
! election commissioners to the Shenandoah
hAve returned and report that they were un-
| nble 10 reach Sher1dall'e army.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1a.-The vote OF the
| Peul 81 lvanfa soldiers In this vicinity was:
Republican ], ,303; Democratic 2I2-
Tue Ohio soldiers voted: Republican Gas; !;
Democratic 50.
NEW YoRK Oct. 12~-Thc Pennsylvania
| soldiers In Baltimore voted yesterday: Re.
publican 321; Democratic 90.
, 1864-10-13
FROM MADISON.


Wfscuht1ns
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
MAp1Eos. Wis. Wednesday, Oct. II.
There Was great rejoicing among Uaion
men here over the result Of the elections yes-
te1day, manifested By. firing a salute, con-
gratulatoTy speeches and patriotic singing.
To-nigh there is an immense Union meet
ing st harvey Hospital, at.which the Lincoln
Clnb, now representa-: SG7 votes, was pres
tht. Col. A. LaGrangc, Of the 1st Wiscon-
Elm Cavalry, and Others made eloquent ad-
dresses.
4 good REF ort OF the campaign comes from
all parts Of the State.
Lat night Goods 1st Battery, whose term
Of teEvics had expired, accompanied by Capt.
(bow promoted TO Lieut--Col} Foster, ar.
Iistd from Baton Rouge. They came BY Way
OF the Cult and Ocean, and escorted 2lS rebel
prisoners to Eiaira, N. Y. About IS men
were left With the battery.
Col Ltvel announces that all claims for
premiums for procuring recruits must be
pretenttd to LIEUT.. 'Cul. SltzgTave, MnRter-
Ing mud Disturbing officer hers before Oct.
81. No clafms psesente1 atter then will be
, 1864-10-13
Meters Political, muItary+ aad
14ehcFA1s

h1e.ters Political, Military, aad
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Oct. T.
TIE LATE ELECTIONS.
The election returns engross Ill the atten-
ton Of the Capital to day. The rjotciugs
over the Iotle States OF Ohio and Indiana
are universal, and sipguta11y enough the &C.
t6ils Of the result there are better understood
already 1hsn the mach nearer State Of Penn
s,lyaria. CoLcc1nicg the latter State, the
best belief now is that we have carried it
hJa f email majority on the home yo:e, which
the vote of the soldiers will increase to
q. Geo CT s0.c0o. 1t might just as well have
bten double Us much but for distractions in
the Republican party, arieiug from quarels
betEeen Curtin, Cameron and Stanton.
The contest ever the Mayoralty In Baltimore
is rather personal tt political Sterling
is lie Winter Davis candidate, and is sup.
ported only By the most radical emaocipa-
Ito, lets. Chapman cl4imed to be as good
an epancipaticniet, but he is opposed to
Htner D=vis. and hence is getting votes Of
conservatives and some Of eecesbiontsts In
VII 8 Of the Union party which nominated
him
The latest dispatches this afternoon froa
Baltimore sag IT is yer1 sharp contest, with
Ch, pDan little eh,ad.
Not quite four per cent Of all the Ohio
soldiers In hospital Lave voted for the Nc
C]e!lan State ticket. The vote stood $50 to
e. Indiana soldiers rould have been al
emphatic it the Democratic Legislature had
given them the choice.
6f Pennsylvania so1diers here 1ear1y four
teen per cent voted the Mcclellan ticket.
The New York World gives the key note
to The carnival of lies into which the cam
palgn IL now to dtgeuerate, by bnssting OF
lnnlnfnEc gnius In Ohio aud Indiana, and
claiming the election in Pennsylvania It
saJs the ke, stone State, yesterday, dtclare1
her choice for Mcclellan BY :1!jty thousaai
mejo11ty!!! It complsins Of the gerry,
msndcripg Of ConKresslonal districts In
Ohio, but fo1gets that the districts are con-
Btituttd now as they were t~o years ago,
when the Democrats elected fourteen ont Of
nineteen Congressman. The ludicrous fate
OF little Samuel Cox exeites much amuse.
n,tLt here tTom his boast ubout the wonderA
the nomination Of Mcclellan would work
for him In his district.
The 1imes' dispatch from Philadelphia, re-.
ceised here at II O'Clock tonight, says that
Thbyer's clectlcn Is sure, and Axea the Unioo
msjority On thu home yote ut from 900 to
5,M0.
The Democratic papers refuse to listen to
the 1ewe tsom Indiana, because, as they
SAY, the Wes.eru Union telegraph lines arc
unter Republican control, and Gov. Morton
t5<ne Of the Board OF Managers.
PERSONAL
Gen Banks is still here. Runners to day
eptak Of him as likely to displsce Stanton,
and Others say Dana IL about to do the sane
, 1864-10-13

art ccrrtct, the delegation WILL stand in the
next Conertse:
uIfon Representatives.. 10
NolpI4AeA0 -.......-----.- .
Both branches Of the Lsgialatuse are
strongly Union.
1fmore is ~anting to convince the doubt.
ing tlat The old Keyftona went tor the
Union ticket On the 11th Of October, 1t will
be supplied on the 9Th Of November in auper-
abundance.
GREAT GAINS OF CONG 8HsSmEv
The Republican gains Of Coogreszmen in
Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania ase aston
ishipg. Two years ago the Co2perhe IDS
elected large majority, which is nov more
than reversed. The political complexion Of
the next Congress is already setl:d, no mat
ter who may be elected President
The congressman elected In 1862 and 1904
In thoee three States were as follows!
1910 1afi
, 1864-10-13

f1rrsBunG, Pa, o:t II, 1881.
OATS AND aAY-sestea proeo.a,s win bs r.
s. e5s59 81 oss Sf!o:k b1:ses ,s
Fooo sIrrrE rscxs, .1E IS tons eo,5 Timothy ". -
II bales d.Iverta 4 F.t:.husE ts. IN 1u:a quad.
O. OAtk ~ q 8 tolls oI hay.
Pics for 0H;e ntt e ttou1 tbat Of Hav and
III Sc
Al the cate UR{ b..
GU4RAKrHE.
Ihn eb.l y otihs bods1 l tue contract, ahou1d
=! cpto!s pelsons, 1ho esK-atu:e5 usl be appa4dsI
By BE- e e e o e es9k BE-
nntct Court, or Of The DATED STATES ssacs At:or-
Bicder1 net ba rresen ID person 1.n the bdt ara
Rocda u IN amount to half tse IN b rsco!v
pitt Euaztntarr, WI Be required Or toe sacctssfl
ace o1 rao{ tns ccntsctt vii By neceasa1y Tor tha
hieatfst have ths1t bscstmen Nth them Of to h*ve
FORK OF GU%kA1TxH.
and =. ot Il. ccaat5 az sd ~ s:a:s @ CT y 90
il win, tie tes G6 81 rrop % st ON. nd
tha., 1ot ud H. propos on be ac:o7ted, he ull 1t
cree entsr II to . contract taaTs1tth e1nutd the
cont!sc: be s~arced him, wa ate ;epazod 70 become
h1tecut11es
cfIad:a;t shs7s 1aea.ioEeal *1'0 >47 ''D'1@'
fIoposaia from ctsaeya, parties will not bs ccnsd-
success u1 tlddtEs beic!e tt1n1og the eontls let's.
Tbs underlined reHEves to bimseflue fa ht to re.
jess ~ .. az nidl 1h.t Is Esy deea = h,xs.
se IS sne' 1snt Col. and asIs:.:
, 1864-10-13
0RE0.
FROM. CINCINNATI.

lSptc7al D+.phtth 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
C1sc1saA11, Wednesday. Oct. II.
Union men are every where jubilant. Til
Victory In Indiana is really stunning to Cop
perheads, end nothing has been more so
ne1t to the election Of Morton than the de-
feat Of VOORHEES,.
Ohio elects II Congressman. certain.
Clifton White, one OF ths bitterest Cop
pe1leads, is beaten by 1,5o0 on the homo
vote.
The Union majority in the State on the
home vote will be Lear 10000. Official re-
tur. show that 4, LIS men have gone into
The army from Ohio since October %, 1868,
exclusive Of colored recruits and alien sub
stiiutee. This does not include
the draft of June md July, nor
the draft Low In progress. This
accounts mainly fer the falling of in
tie Union vote, but great many people
were Lot particular to vote because Of their
col dcence In the Union victory.
The Enquirer ard Statesman are gloomy
eyer the result, and growl st ehodd9 and all
that sort Of thing.
Ben. Egg1eston, our Union Congressman,
elected oser GoV. Pugh by 100, was eere-
redt d to night and grand time was had.
4 great Union jubilee at Lexington was
held tonight oyer yesterdays victories.
Kentuckians cay they will carry the State
for Lincoln sure.
FROM COLUMBUS.
fspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
COLUMBUS, e., Wednesday, Oct IL.
Otto hae gone Union By not less than 35,-
coo majority on the home vote. We have lG
Cor gressmen certain, and probably II, ont
Of 19. In two districts the soldiers vote
caves us.
Cox Is beaten by over {, 900 On the home
vote, carrying but oEe county OF Lis district.
TIE CLion vote Is not tuu In our strongest
counties.
Ohio is good for fifty thousand on the home
vote tor Lincoln. The Foluiers yote almost
nnsb1mously, 60 far rs heard from, for the
Union ticket.
, 1864-10-13

abcnt half dozen 1il1es in regard to the State
elections held yesterday. We give 1t entire.
Richmond papers please copy:
- rbe Republican State ticket in IIdian1 is tup.
poAed 10 be elected BY from Il, o. to 70 % m4j.t
itY, AID the Democrats nay ha re lost Two three
Col greet1nen. In Ohio the D. mocratlc gains oyer
Cmpre+smen IN The 1st, 2d and 7ih districts. Frou
Pennsylvania We have large nnnber Of sc4tter1ng
rett IT'S, but nothing ot q deduite CHARACTER"
Now that the election Is over the Time.
publishes the esupprcsaed associated press dis
patch, announcing Gen. Sheridan's recent
brilliant victory over Its southern allies.
w hon. John Wentworth wiNkpeak al
, 1864-10-13
NGm aDngrtt8zuI<ut8.
N ATOM AL
B AN K SAFES,

Foldisg Outside Doors,
Folding Inside Doors,
Burglar Chests lnbite,
Covert's and Yala's Disl Locks,
Banks Of $50, 900 Capital '~ =
Banks of$loo.o00 Capital,
Banks Of $500,000 Capital,
We h:vejust the Art'cla you want,
You cannot afford to be without one,
Bankers are delighted with thsm.
FOE SALE ONLY BIZ
#. ". PRATT
ec1l.:1et S1et
, 1864-10-13


tsp6c1al Dispatch to the Chicseo Tribune
Cosuoc1os, Ohio, Wednesday, Oct. II.
Coshocton County-Democratic msjority
four lu1dred and eighty ty-seven; eaia over
last year OF one hundred aud twenty-eight
TOLEDO, Wednesday, Oct. 12-The E,ade's
returns give Rice, for Congress, 100 majority
over Ashler, on the home yote IN this dis.
trjet.
CLEVELAND. Oct 1o.-The Indications are
that Ohio zas given 10000 msjority on the
ho1re vote 1leeoldiera' vote will Increase
It to 750C0.
C1evtiand gives a Urion minority OF 500.
Little ssnUy Cox and George Pa;d ure de-
1eated for Congress-.
C1Sc1ssAr1, Oct 12-uam,lton county
about 5000 Ullon majority. Payh aud Pei.
oletor are defeated In the Third District
Gen Schebck is re-clected-Co1 defeated.
Fifteen or sixteen Of the nineteen Congress.
men elected are Republicans,
The Union majority in Ooio Is about K, COO.
Copperhead Cox Is defeated b5 1000. We
shall elect fifteen or sixteen out Of The nine
teen Cong1eEsmen. The majority gwen
above is on the hcme vote. The sol .iers'
yote will greatly Increase 1t.
Ohio elects sixteen Union Congress men,
and probably seventeen.
, 1864-10-13
COUNTY SCRIP Lumber.

~ H111 fe1l Lumber It ash pIcss for Coax County
Wsr Futd SCRIP n p4R. Hsvtcg GOOD as.ot eeecs
Ct ter. Ep1nE los Ltth haud, S< fof
sc,!n @ aF ss:n g. xood t+rEs to ~ ~: 9sy s1nt.
n II The t.iaxo. r. Boz 2i6. oele t7E-5tnst
, 1864-10-13

GOV4RNMENT SALE BY or
~ DIR OF the RuEeau Of Or1nan.e thera v,ll be
scId 8. pub fc ACcflcn NJ Cara III .AEd Naval sra.
tioa, noord c1;1. q On 1HEE!DAY.. CtoBEa
DENT ed O. dnaIcs s'orsI. viz: ~" '0n'"'a4 eon'
eGuns. !. cwt. 9apouooers.
2GutI ~ cvt, = peunGct5.
suns s. cwt. 8..rch
Gun cws, II Dounder.
1!DMa'1 IT.. 81 EloEe-bat.e1 ssat GEES.
FtNcss Letter Press.
Sir OF Vt ahovh guns On the levee .. Cairo ths
othtr sri;clea Ak Naval 9t47pp, Hcund CIV Tert11
ash. Articles to he N wed ~ftbia 43 uours
atttr tA1e. JOHN " Ra.ITEKEE
ocls-o1e-14! o1!aIA1u !aAIA1u = Acting Navy Azans-
GOVERNMENT SALE -Tners
pn b sol3 sr Pubic Apctioo. a. Csl:o, H..
Ane N1Val st@a1on. Hon-t City, ILL.,, on I'll Ui3 3AY,
oE:nshF x1iH fsfa At 10 o'clecR m., tns follow
nE coedem1 ed N. vRi S;or-s. viz:
cs "a Gstsaa MEsqh
CITY. Ill. '~''> o-~
aT=Ims of s.le. Cash. ArtcIss to b. remoxsd wlhn
- ehe1E s1ttt As!e. JOHN v. u. bLuckER.
ee1Suls 1usAT4ru.7s Acting Navy Axent.
ANY GENTLEMAN WHO Is
Ia An admtrer Of Byr- etr1c4l we,l.ftttd Clothe1.
OF sI1ION PUiE FAB11CS,..
Made M II the Eolt tcorouzn snI e., At he LOWEST
FhtEEo for which tnth u article can he fnrA lshed.
,:,b9ts. 70 81! T. ELYs' Woolen p.Pss "a F.
COUNTY SCRIP Lumber. L
~ xi11 ell Lumber It ash p.Icss for Coax County
, 1864-10-13

The fng of truce bnat New York leaves
Vavl1e Landing this uornlng, with 750 sick
and wounded soldiers, brought down from
Richmond yesterday, boand to Annapolis,
the officers are three belonging to colored
regiments.
Du1Irg the TIP Col Mulford has received
], 400 men. He will bring back boat load
, 1864-10-13

HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED
- ba7e purehas.rs tor Hputei aua Lots in III
the dl6efs 1T dtvltlonA Of 1he CIV Parffrs haVInT
Fro; e1ty TO- ss1e viii DO we'll to ieave es:iipton II
my of0ce. No Charges uuiets 4 sale l, effected.
ALSO
nuIter Of Eoutes Anf Lots and 3u!!dlng lots for
sale- 6AmUbL a SARGENT.
Peal Es:ate Agent, 70. 4 Metropolitan Bi5cx.
ocf3 uSl II
, 1864-10-13

D For Afternoon Telegraph
see Eec0n0 1'nEe.
, 1864-10-13

STOVES. DESKS. OFFICE
1ChsIEE, 1et:er Prtss C.o'tea Hn1sc: Spring B.ds.
Ms6i E.ct bau agt EtutIer, Cocoa Mating. &c.. c.
H.AlEAAED6H viii sell at els AutIcu Kooms,
, 1864-10-13

ELLSWORTH ZOUAVE5, AT
~ TFN110N. This reuAir1nx Membe,s OF this
con parv. ~ nj fo rfr nembtfs are ttque9tnd 10
meet It ny lore y at&e!1*. a. o'c!ocE to-nishr
Fesimenf. HM. b, COIARANE. Fll1t L cot.
Gct&u.2tt
, 1864-10-13

t~ Hon. John Wentworth wi1epeak
Prhc cetou to-tsy and Rock leland to-mhfrow.
, 1864-10-13

N7 OnLD / WE'RE vera THEE
" EVERY DAT AFD FOUR-But - cannot
Ecti1:ts Ceeb'ated RalPrI 1ss Lax. street, 10. oay
Two col ali per dcxsn. CAll and see than.
TriRKVE, Proprietor.
, 1864-10-13

FxkGH NESF YORK.
Our Wi0h1E ht DispAtcIlea-IKish1J In
1rfCb&lNS news summary.
, 1864-10-13

Dispatches were received In this city, yes
terday, from Ben. Halliday, at Salt Lake
City,repreeen.ipg the Overland Meil route en-
tirely tree of Indians. It Is believed that
The measures adopted will insure un1nter-
rupted transmission of the mails for the
future.
, 1864-10-13

DIAN AT REDUCED
H. PntCEs.-O= cling to tn great eeclIne ii en1d I
vii Ee1l T18nrs at ryicas ffcn IS TO $50 less than
hey VI re sold tnr1 N September
Cali aud see ut 1A5 3.u4e Ftreet.
New Pa. ca to zear. n. GO0LD.