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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-15
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-15

The McGregor Ne,cs says, the
sportsmen Of that city are busy deer
hunting. and that venison is abundant
in that market.
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.H AGENTS FOR rHE IyTEIuGESCER:
s. " Petngill & Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
q. II. Scrisen, General Advertising Agent, Sc Dear
born Street, Chicago. .....
, 1864-11-10

New YoaK, Wednetday.-fov. 9.-LRte
Rlctm ord papers acknowledge ths d. fest Of
Gen. Vaughn losing pieces of artillery and
2pmfu, and that the a1tsck was eurprlse.
TIE Baptist Association of Geargia calls
tor Legislative action to protect the mar
riape nights of slaves.
The Richmond E1,m'sser has an srttcle on
the ecarclty aud high price ct bread, bakers
sskir z TWO dollars pound. >.
The Enquirer has an azt'cie On til lack Of
discipline In the cavalry, and calls for. reor-
ganlzation-
TIE EnquiSer las lorg letter FROM the
s,my tayoting the CONSUMPTION Of negroes.
It cars the army generally is untavorable to
the goVernmsrt, and thinks negroes would
male good soldiers. -. s
The came paper has q letter from platter
opp1stng the scheme. He ea5s armitg
TIE regroes would be death blow to slave
r., ind points out the danger to re.u1t from
1t gro soldiers after the war. -
T1e Wilmington Ju~nez Gays the Yankee
attack is postr ored for the present.
, 1864-11-10
THE ELECTION.
EHE GENERAL RESULT,
ISn1cfai Qtsnatrh to the Wehfern E,ee.s /

Especial Dispatch to the Western Pfeea.l ..
= New FonK, Wednesday, Nov. 9--midntght.
The New York Tribune clsims New- York,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, Mary
lSnd, Ohio. Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wis
cons,n, Mipnesota, Iowa and Kansas, for
Linccll-total 100, Independent Of tho Pa.
ci6c States, Which 1t says have probsblg
chceen four Lincoln Electors.
1t claims the State Of NeW York for LIN
coin By over ten thousand, and that eno6g gh
Union members have been elected: to Con.
gress to ensure the requisite two. thirds vote
in the House to insure the prohibition Of
.lavery by constitutional amendment The
New York delegation stands 70 Union.
The World comedies Ltocoln's election,
cl.imirg enly New Yo,k, Kentucky, New
Je1sey and Missouri for McClellan; and
Pern5Y1sanis, Oregon, California asd Nevada
in doubt, but most likely for Lincoln. The
Tmes clatms 1888 electoral votes for Lincoln,
With the probability Of nil the West except
Kentucky and Missouri, With possibly New
Jtrsty.
, 1864-11-10

> rebel ecnnarder. In conullspes With Special
Or err, No. ~, paragraph II. eated Headquarters
D,psrtn,ens o1 .hs Aisscusi, q:teber g ia;a. aod
fo,i ~ iDg ssI.l oflcer, Major Eno=b u. Wolf
Fora't battalion. e. y; A.,'"tl, be shot to deaeh
i. .Lsu.e, on Friday, the l1th DAY Of November,
1864, b<tweeu the hours Of nibe and e'c zen !. IN.
Lieu'tuapt Colonel dus1. Helntche, 41st Ml7sonri
in,sns1., Snpe1istenaent Al Iuepecter Of Military
Ptso1 g. IL charkea with the execution If this o.
cer JOSEPH DARR, in. :
Acting Provost Mar-hal 3encr.l.
. The Dk09oer1k PUB trhes 1ist Of the don3t1ons
10 the Western !il ois Sanitary Fair rec.+slv he'd
at Quincy. The enterprise ~as conducted with tue
greatest tpirit ar euerRy, and tre rrsuit {n lhe
sbapeo about f35 600 net gAtn) more than realized
the hdpef OF thuee whose Efforts we're brought to
80 successful q termination
TIE Drmocrat etves long list Of the rebel prls-
opers captured b, Gen. Pleassnton, snd comtntt-
ted to Gfarut Btreet prtou on Sunday night One
OF teu, Lieut. uoaFcn, Is supposed to nave ee-
capfd II Hermann, and another. Abram Kirby, was
executed As : epy At Hermann. Kirby wss, loand
wtntn the ULton lines conect1pttng men for the
II bel etrVice.
On te,sehirg The prisoners Gu Sunday, tight
oFef $1,000 in mcnty Was found on them ID
gretnbassr, and small auu in Co -fedetate notes.
There. are now 1,0UB pt1sonfrs In the Grx.io.
Rfrett p1feoD ut 81 " all OF them ftbeIs
, 1864-11-10

Iu vieF o The |a4 Ehet thfte have b3eo men n
rested who ca.ae here from atno I'd, With as It
eesme to 1f cTeIit|y dsce-lataed. tAs aoowed ztF
pots It r leasing ue rts4 prsosers It 1s subject
va mined IN fls tud. For altbaugh they may
not have intented to ir1are the city or c,tizens,
there l. To telling "has ceeds their pas.ions. once
sf,e1 Iii, there il no. much credit due 70 the
..horte guard" whuse horses hoofe ratified over
the streets 1oud enoueh TO alarm evil dosxs mile
dista1t They wtre about At avn *a1d squad -
e1er palsded an hight IL urens1nng ratn. n.7seeesh
N'hv did the. rebel organ 20 dercely and
,tn31y dtny ell Int 1t hHs confessed, bdo1s
~. .7oyiou7 As tocn as the polls are closed !,
It onrs up to the truth Of al that was as
serted by the Republicans. In relation to the
nreeence and objec:s Of the invaders. But
tet er lste than never.
, 1864-11-10

trip baa taken place, It will be Impossible to
judge Of the vessel impAstially. Her engines
wese tired tor several days Ut the dock, run
D,pg shout fWe1tY-tWo revolutions per mtu-
ute. Hex easte de ri. .tfe was taken 8sturdaF.
AS = conss qoe ce VI the falling OFT IL the
humber OF seseels to be lifted out or rep.ized
at the yard, the vteaels in process Of con-
RtsuctIon are receiving moEe attention.
The VAN: a1oag, jaiadawaska, aud Ka1a-
mszoc, are the most advanced, tue
first being nearly ready for lunch
lug. The Quinebsau aud Mcshula
have but little more than their kcels finished.
The a D. V=Ree sailed, having been put
in commission with the tollo ~ing officers;
Lttute1 ant Comu ander, ]. q. Upsour; Act
itg A5eistsnt SuTge Cd. D ". Jones; Acting
Astista1 t Ply master, T. NJ Bower; Acting
Master, G. Cattrtl; Acting Eosigps, ". q.
Smith, c. T. Ware, C. E. Clatk, " J. Ed.
ridge Epginee1a-Act,ng Flrst Ass'st4nt,
D. c Chester; Acticg Seconds, G. s;e.
VerF, G. Devibe; Acting Thirds, C. B. Ntch-
chs, G. Simmons, ". Madden, G. a. Wait.
temore. II 9 arrivals Of the week are the
Newberp, G'aucue, Kensipgton and barque
Horace Beals. Tne departures ars the In.
ion, A. D. Vance, Randolph snd Augusta.
, 1864-11-10

TtxyIth district. still IN doubt, consists
oF 40 c-nn+;es If sapramon. Loean and
Ta.a,eo,1 RIA cor dfdatea o7a C3eo r. MI
49, Co,- fn.1,,
MEL thep. anu c,I Sonn p. won1s 1n5rH sDSW''
Fhua s.1a.ds t.3oo,3 ~ ~ 5s,e..o ~ou' r,tr,,e,
M,nn1sronT. Ioopois Co Nov, ., 1854.
Fcnrteen towns gives 849 Union, The
rsnafr,nv +ovns sre Union: certain. Our
.aa;n',t< 81, rot ba 1eea than e0tl.
FROM DuPAGE COUNTY.
=. ,special Dispatch to the Chicago TEbune.1
-: NAPzRvn1z, III Nov Q. 1864.
Tie Official vote OF Dupage county il ]. .043
untoo majority
rpou ZANE cnuN7y
tsnecsal DIanstch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
.BArAy1A, III. Nov: s 1854.
Ra+arfa plvfe 1877 ma}ority for Lincoln.
Number Of votes cast 49,; Union 2o4; d.
mocrat, 1877. !,
Isneetal Correspondence Of the chica-o Ttibuns.1
CANTON. Kane Co., H., Nov. ., 1851:
The result of the election tu this town is IS
follows: Whole number Of votes cast, 160;
for 1.,reo1n. 1853: Mcclellan, g. A gain Of
o. ,otea for J,;ncolo On fhe vote of 1860.
rsnecisl D,spatch to tbe Chicago Trlbune.l
DUNDEE, III. Nov. 8. 1884.
Our election yesterday resulted as follows:
Uho1e No votes cast. $40; Union ticket re-
oo,raa a7o. Demne,at3e ticket 68.
FROM BUREAU COUNTY.
speci.l correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.l
TRENTON Nor. .. 1861
The vote Of this township, selby'
Yesterday, "as Is tollo"s:|pe@oc'aue, ,H Eo'
, 1864-11-10
FROM THE SHENANDOAH
Eu1ekf From She rtdabsk Po1ftfnn-Iu.
meofAte hc:1S1tf Ffonalted.

NV YoRk, Wednesday. Nov. 9-Tae
Eera1d's dispatch from sheridan's army, the
9Th, states that Sheridan has received intor-
ration that the rebe]s intend immediately to
assune the oeseEeive. Egen hss superseded
Early. fitz Hugh Lees division Of cavalry
vas on Monday at Tardensville, On the Ca
can*n tiTef.
imboden is also reported there Nth rebel
force ever 600 etroDg,. Mostly has been re-
itfsrred By regiment of Virginia cavalry,
snd On Monday Was aePetry vile. 4 rid is
NJ Il. i pated On Winchester.
Grp. :Kelly's command successfully e}ludsd
tbe rebel fe1ce and moved towards Moor
field.
Ateneral engagement is expected in day
or 80. There is much indications that the
rebels Will attack the flank Of sheridaa's po-
eitior.
Esrlr had gone to Richmond.
, 1864-11-10

ealry to the .Gcvernmens to which he CHI
rerder no corrt spending se1vicc- Ifho ebs'l
no! do Sc We trust that the President vii
acopt that much OF bis creed, and" "rcsto1e
eeorouy In the public expenditures" to the
extent Of $1,000 per ahnum, while at the
sane lime making vacancy, in the getde OF
M1jor General In tie regular arm,, Tor some
officer like sbtridan, Hancock, Or Meade,
who tss earned 1t.
, 1864-11-10
FOREIGN NEWS. -.
kndarlonn1 By the City OF Baltimore.

new YoHK, Nor. 8.-The following is the
detailed news By the City OF Baltimore:
.Hcne;Kopg~edylces, Sept. 10th, says .
fleet of tight B1itteh ships, mounting 184
gre, three French ships, ard FIVE Dutch
Tsre nearly ready to leave tor, Japan A
merchant steamer bad been chartered 6y the
Amfrican Minister to carry the Uofted
States t]ap into the action In order to be rep
rtsensed, The object ts to force tbs opening
Cf the Inland Sta according to the&1ea:y.
, 1864-11-10

Especial Dtfpatch TO the Western Press.1
Cmc1nxA71, "Wednesday. Nov. 9-Mttrtsht.
Anthe1tc intelligence Of startling na-
ture lie received from sherman's Department.
He returned to Atlanta last week, from the
simulated pursuit Of Hood, with 1--WE corps
Of bis army, leaving two corps under Gea.
Tfomss to watch and attend to the rebel
movements, ard destroy the rn1road from
Chattanooga to Atlanta. Gen Sherman has
eet fire to Atlanta: completely destroying
that place.
GEN. SHERMAN Is MARCHING d.
RECrLY FOR CHARLESTON, SOUTH
caRnfIEA.
, 1864-11-10
AN HI:TO aIAN,aVtEW

Mich 1hst is written before a peudIue
election sess tte interest expire when tbs
cor 1est ID oyer. or this which has fuat clo.ed.
q is tina haEeser. that fbe faeun h.a IN
mucb To do With the rational life that #.
,csnte r,nro ut he tn, firmly f7yaa Ia In. M
.s<s"a1 .s,,d T,- Fo,1, wIor fron, t1,e na,, of
~ cha,1ea I,ehfr ,s An extract from rn-
n. w..a pa.,hs- ena
F&3e ietles " 1se'. A1
tntrGduced BY the l6ttef Win " "oliot ene''
in a recent Q{1cpNrse: Qf. 1leper Is Ffe:
+r..o~ oe f.,1rnn{a C,,i9epe IN Ner Yo-E
~ -. ra, ~.
~ 49, 49,. -.sI.,.
alea !.o'a Iua' ta-o .of - pati1e14eln' atse4
spending yea IL E"e!:nu' nc rane W to1s
country IN 1o->a, e1Ece WHICH lime ne nRs Deen
identified with political writings AID ctTI
economy. During considerable portion Of
the .uhspouent period he was q Professor Of
rs1...hta Co11o.a r., aonth c,ro1,o. On that
-..o-o.st ,.,h 80 .s,nth ond tto{n
=. - ~",t..., 49,. -
eu'ouonn. Ass"s LID Po-4t'1N Ss
can to Ne" aors, aEo was ltaneols'ely
elected to the position he now holds, and
which he hono1s. He IL one of the W1sest
rnen of the are. ard hts writings are among
49, o.t 1rstrnc,1re and erce1leot nolittcaI
49, . ~. 1,1,,w,,r -ouo~f,,
WfttnEa e'' s ~. ~. ;.
review o. Tue 1se1ee VI kue s1e'@"u 70 ~ 'oe
mora welcome and Ealuaole, no" tnat II can
be read as sohat has be:'' done oy toe American
neon}e an accnmp1{Rhed fact In 0ut DA1on II
, 1864-11-10
The. Capture of the Pirate
Elnrf6n

Bos7ox, Wednesday, Nov. 9.-By the cip'
tur. Of the pirate F1o11dR, the bonds OF me
slip Southern Rights, and ether Vessels
oyesheu,cd by the pirate weEe;saKed-' .Chso--
nometezs, money, corn spondsnee, p'per't
&c, HGrt ee!zed.
, 1864-11-10

St. Louis, Nov. 9,-Pilot Knob gives Lin
coin ~, Mcclellan, none. IroDton gives
Lincoln sos, and Mcclellan Q. The soldiers
vote here and at Ifonton gives Lincoln III,
md Mcclellan H..
sr. LOUIS. Nov. 8.-Returrs. are msagze.
The Republicans estimate Lincoin's majority
in this county at between 1000 and 5000 on
the home vote. The Democrats give him
1850 to z, 900.
BepiyT. Blow, the present representative
tom tie Cd dlstzict, is re.elected by q large
majority. Lincoln has undoubtedly carried
the State, The success Of the Radical state
ticket fs regarded as CERTAIN.
, 1864-11-10

.Aerutant Secretary Fox of the e. N.Y. We; ne,
,,st VII. His er.ana is eaid to be Souneet-
ID With tle Dictator. Macy confl:1io: r.
ports ar in circulation, bas, u--!I eeE :E'a!
, 1864-11-10


city Of NeH York is 107, III; total for Nc
Cle]1sn $3.50; Lincoln 81, aa44ss- majority Tor
Mcclellan SG,887.
Albany gives o,476 Democratic majority,
Seymour's minority, 2, 403.
Troy gives 755 Democratic majority.
Little Falls gives a. Democratic majority
of 22e.
Niagara Falls, Democratic majo1ity %.
Hotnel1syille, Democratic majority GO.
Schenectady, Democratic majority 30.
Hudsop, Democratic majority 217..
Hesk,mer give Democratic majority LII,
Lyore, 81 majority. for Mcclellan.
Rochester gives4 Democratic. majorit5--a
gain Of 800.
Amslerdam gives 13o Republican majority.
Saratoga gives 221 Union majority. !.
Mtchauics7ille gives q Union majority
Tabor, Dem, is elected in the Seventh
Congressional District; Rudtord AID War
Held, Deme., in the Tenth and Eleventh Dis
t1icts, Hubbe1 and Goodyear, in the Tenth
szd Fourteenth Districts. The present Con
g1eeeiona1 delegation etands, Is Union to 10
Democratic. !.
New YonK, Tuesday, Nov. -Midnlght-:
-4QE G1fCtluA A19' 4a9eCO VII AAa~HA5s 49,
fights were reported in any part Of the city.
Tie vote Of the city was unusually large
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Nov. 0-Esse1 comfy 150-a
ur,ou gain Of over 1000. Legislature, 8
Union, s Democratic.
FENN8YLVANlA.
rspecIal Dispateh to the Chicago TsibuIe-]
p ..rauy-ua EVe31p&64v Nnv a.
ALT gh<ny county givss $500 msjcrity for
Lincoln.
Phi}adelphia gives 10000 Union majority.
sca1teripg returns from the State Indicate
. Union majority Of from Is. 600 to 10000 On
tie home vote. ,.~
Pn11ApE1Pu1A, Nov. 9-Re.urrs from tho
state show almost invariably Hajorlttes Tor
A9i9ta. ispee districts Of westchester. borough
election. sp1i5E field, s51 majority for Lin
coin. '':'
| rELAWARE.:
w11x1sGros, Nor. 9.--Ths majority In
this city for Lincoln is 500, gain OF ooo'
MAINLAND.
BA1.r1MoRE, Tueeday, Nov. 8-Fhe city
eiyes Is. COO majority for Lincoln, gain oi
1;soo over the October election. Inc State
has undoubtedly gone for Lincoln py con
ei1eratle majority on the home Tote, and
elected 81 IN for Governor.
WEST VIRGINIA
WHEELING. Wednesday, Nov. 8--Rsturnt
from r,ne counties ahow large gasn ovtl
| The 0ctober election. It Is believed lsncoll
carries the State by a large msjority..
, 1864-11-10

Atlanta Rufped and EELcuated-Gen
th. 5toaN n1%FcktD- On ChRrlesI9n,
south C1foi1p9.
, 1864-11-10

The Electoral Votes
AS matter fer reference, va. .tepuoAeu
the following table of the entire elfc5o.A
xotte of the States that took part m tae
Presidential election On Tuesday:
, 1864-11-10

Total .--..-...... -~-~'--'' .'-'"' .'~'
Necessary to choice, III. and the returns
40 far show that Mr.. Lincoln has at least 1GS,
and probably over 200.
, 1864-11-10

NEW YoRk Nev 8-The Herold's Ft- Mon
roe Ept cial esys the Tallahassee was hrea iato 70
y %,ituis | % atop. Eve fAst ves-els are in pur.
tu1t OF hfr.
, 1864-11-10

The Rebel Major to be *hot-The &c.
tAtl4KofF o. OBdeF-AFFtVA OF tk6peA
rr1AtneSs-A eatetn ll1InO1s FA1rs

: ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. SIT will be seen By
the following order, that Msj. E. Q: Vol,
ore of the rtbtl officers brought to the city
last Sunday, is to be executed next Friday,
in rttaliation for tie murder Of Major VIII
FOR. Wolf Is sald to be desperate charac-
ftr bayipg eirce bis capture, conducted him
seif In 81 III olent, defiant manner. We I'M
d+rttard that when the rebel General Cabeu
seard tbat rebel Major Wzs to be shot, he
Contested Gen. Rostcla1s to Eend to Gen.
r,ics M require him to deliver up the officer
xho was immediately concerned in the mur-
der al Major Wilson, and this course beiug
5eteTmir ed Oh, MAJOR Wolf wRs order to: bs
eent IN i,ors 10 Alton, to await In auaWer
frm Price; hat 1t seems thus course tw4s
- aneed. and 1t was deosned to order the e1-
ernf3on without cQRmuni eating with Pfice.
W. mt informed how Vol came to be
stiecfed. Wbether lots were drawn, OF he WIS
chosen on account Of biz obstreperous con.
duct. The o1dsr does rot name the place Of
HTtnouAK7Rns Dtp'f Or THE Missouri, l..
1Trfct or FRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL
~. LOUIS, Mo Nov. Z, 1858.
srec;u o,JeYs, 40. 297.l
tE1t1art1
Abundant te, tiuonJ On file n th3s oface estah-
1,.f1rs The 1gct bt9ond I doubt thar .to1 JAmes
u 1|to1. So tayslsy, n. 8. H.. While pt,soner Of
ppr In The btLds Of tho enemy. VII aRoclously
u,iaefea ~ the A1the:1:J and WILL tas consent o
, 1864-11-10

WAzu1soroN, "wednesday, Nov. 8.-Votes
taken in Ale1andrfa aud Washington. at the
barracks AID ho:p'tals sboW i9 part; Ohio,
grt9p 49 nenoeFatS W;sc5e:n ~ lGMd mnoa os9
Den ocrotic, 1863. Maryland, Union, 4o8;
Den ocratic, 10. Pennsylvania, Union, 1,9ss;
Democratic, 668,
4 dispatch from Alexandria ststes that the
spertgate vote Of the soldiers there, Is az
folloWs: Upior, 557; Democratic lo5.