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ST. LOFTS, Nov. IA despatch from
Gen. Blunt dated Neosho. Mo-, Oct. Goth,
says on the 9Oth he came up with Pri0e al
Newtonia, and after o severe fight of Q or 4
hours, drOSe the enemy from the field in
confusion, With loss Of 200. including two
Colonies. Our total loss was about 10.
Z Tho Federal troops consisted Of Ford
aud Jenuison's BriYades Of Blunt's Divis-
ION. The enemy were full ten thousand
strong. Price In retreating towards Cass-
vile and will be vigorously pursued. He
is reported still to have large train and
about 10, 900 unAF med ccnseripts, but this
is quite doubtful. .as WI tas iT.
|. About $40 rebel prisoners captured from
Price, arrived yesterday, others ore to
come. -4~.A H@v sg
The Democrat Cairo special says infor-
NATION from Paducah states that on Thurs
day last Forrest with large force placed
batteries on the Tennessee river within a
mile and haf ofJohnsonsville where 3
1unboats and transports were lying. On
Friday morning Forrest moved his batter
les up and-opened on the transports, which
were fired by shells and the gunboat fell
into the hands Of the enemy after being
disabled. The crews and officers OF the
feet were all taken prisoners, and q large
amount Of government stores destroyed
and captured. II is also supposed that the
supplies at Johns0nviile we're taken.
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Valuable Prize.

WAsRINGroN, Nov. 5.-A despatch from
Admiral Porter to the Secretary Of the
Navy, dated this morning says The
blockade runner Lady Sterling was cap
tured on Friday night, Oct. 18th, by the
steamers Eolus, Calypso and Fort Jackson.
She bad $50 bales OF cotton, and is 1000
tons burthen. She is now at Beaufort with
her engines disabled. She is beautiful
paddle steamer, built by Ash Of London.
Her engines are 900 horse power. She is re.
ported to 10 very fast making IL knots per
hour. She sailed from London August
last, and succeeded in entering Wilmington
and was captured in endeAvoriug to return.
The vessel and cargo are supposed to be
worth 1t least 500 900 dollars. ~ g4 4
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.A1aszting equally. Ths channel being
- - sids will greatly aid Butler. Had It
~ - the opposite aide. of the river he
ssii havs been Obliged to CONSTRUCT :
sekvater TO turn the stream into the CO.
~ Ne learn he il cutting diagopally
s!as The si i.sn@Ss' 6sf ss ioo yssds
!. - ont aaa point whore the chauncl
SSS1o the hank. We have reason to b.
- u canal proper has been begun to
SGt1 - the woeesa. having mot yes been
49, tvo-thirds completed. I'd
y - Orleana letter saYs Ne heve In
800 that Indicates = bargain between
lillian and the rebol leadoas tendink
SlDg1rpoee Of the rebels 10 az to Mex
AUesying what stores they can, and, q.
S2 MAMMALIAN TO sstabliAhIhie fllibuster
- 70 absorb Texxs and tAe countries
- South. $50 81 s41sg,5, sd 4
slI11se Soule 10 In Vera Crus on his way
49, City Of Mexico. ss.s 3g.,., s.
r = elicially announced that Con. Do
49, asked for . safe conduct to Mexico,
s@k - refnn16A $780, rf.Sssf
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] BURLINGToNg WEEKLYr HAWKIEYE.

Ia view Of these facts we earnestly
appeal to all or our Democratic
friends to avoid rash or incorporate LAM
Ruage, or angry controversy at the polls
be arm in the discharge Of your duty,
but be peaceable In department. We adj
wise this not through intimidation or fear.
We can defeat the conspiracy thus organ.
lied, but disguised under this shallow pre-.
text Of the Republican leaders by uniting
brave and intelligent determination to ex-
erciee our constitutional rights, peaceably,
but earieesly. Let every voter be rallied
at the polls and let every voter demand his
rtghte under our constitution and the laws,
ana all will be we'll. The trick II too trans-
parent TO deceive any one. 's 9.
tSignedI Isaac r. DILL1R, s
Chm State Dem. Committee.
AARON HAvBN, 4
Chm Cook Co. Elk. Dem. Com.
And others.
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HPoln Tennessee.

: NAsHv1LLE, Nov. 5.-Yesterday. 4th, at
daylight the gunboat Undine, No. IS, cap
tured few days since by the rebels, came
through the chute at Reyu0ldsburg
Island, landed some rebel troops who then
fired her and left. At 8 o'clock the gun
boats Key West and Elm steamed down
aear the weSt side Of Reynoldsbury Island
from Johnscuville and engaged the rebel
battery of 24-p0und parrots. The gum
boats were driven back badly damaged to
-Johnsonville. At 2 p. M, the enemy's
batteries opposite above and below Johu-
sonville opened on the disabled gunboats.
They responded until their ammunition
W4Sexhausted and then blew mp the boats.
The crews are at the forts In Johnsonville..
This morning. the rebels commenced
'croisthg IA hosts oF undine. about Ave
mills above Johnsouvllle, and two fAt-
boats were also used. No fighting has
tAlEea plaee, to-day. The rebels vere en-
.8a0ad il burying their deed. The gum
6oQ&e, from Paducah are in aight and re-
Inducements have arrived. Gen. Schoield
takes command Of the post Of Johns0nvtlle.
Intelligence from below Floreuce statee
the larger par; Of Ho0d's army is still
South OF river out of rations and clothing,
and sub.isting on the country. 4s
Lincoln and johnson torch procession
here tonight. Speech etc, by Gov. john
son aud others at the Capital,
River rising i've feet IN the shoals.
Nevada Refuses . Coue In.
e DENVER, Nevada, Nov. 5.-The official
canvass Tor! vote on the State question
shows about $40 majority against the
ktltes sses+5 49, ssrsss 4, :. f-sn .55f5 kia~
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The Fraud Upon the Soldiers

NEW YonK, Nov. 5.--Meesru. Amaea J.
Parker, w. T. Allen, and VIM. Kelly, the
commissioners appointed by Gov. Soy
mour to visit Washington and investigate
agents for receiving the soldiers vote
have made their report. They had an in-
terview with the Secretary Of War and OBJ
tanned permission to visit in prison Col.
North and Messrs. Cop, Cohen and Jones,
the arrested persons, who are subjected to
improper treatment and great deprivation
They say that they could obtain no copies
of the charges against the accused and
have found no evidence that frauds were
committed by them. They state also that
soldiers deairous of voting the Democratic
ticket met with great difficulties in their
efforts to do 90. The commissioners re.
Queeted the Secretary Of War that either
Col. North, and Messrs. Cop. Cohen, and
Jones should be given up for trial to the
State authorities or that the proceedings in
their cases should be postponed till after
the Presidential election and they be re-
leased on parole neither of which being
complied with a communication was adj
dressed to President Lincoln by them
stating the entire case, and their lab0rs be.
ing com pleted they left Washington. It
will be seen that the request Of the COM
mission for the postpOnement of the trial
tall after election, has been compiled with,
by the adjournment of the court 70 the 18th
inst. =. s
NEW YoRk, November 5.--The tribune
Washington special bays Lieut.. Col. MUIR
ply Of the eth n. y. heavy artillery, whose
arrest has been before announced, to-day
testified that large number OF soldiers
affidavits and powers of attorney, purport-
ing TO have been sworn before him and
bearing his name were forgeriss. He
makes the 7th officer whose name has been
forged in Col. North Officp sEsss
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KENosHA, Nov. s.-This town gives 81
majority for Lincoln. vavs
RACINE. NowSs-906 majority for Lin
coin and Paine. ttTfc aa4st.s TN
yA MILwAUKH1y.N Nov. s. -Seatterinu re-
turns Tccgtved up to O'Clock are ast fol-
lows: 32TOwus heard from fLinb0ln 3i6S :
Mcclellan 780 maj for 4Lincoln 27t2 MIL
wankee city not yetshsard from, M near ~
can be Estimated Mcclellan will have about
1000 IN he-Uity and. 900 Ia the city and
county. Democrat loss I, 600. CO.
CLINTON Win ,.lSe Union n4j; BelOit 3I3
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New YORK, Nov. 5.-The steamer Nc.
Clellau from New Orleans the 18th has
arrived. Mobile papers Of the 10Th and
god, report . messenger lad Just arrived
from Shreveport, louisiana, with the most
important dispatches ever brought from
that quarter. They assert news ia Of the
most encouraging nature-that Shelby is
near the Arkans line and was capturing
forts and destroying Steers reinforcement
and supplies. Magruder is In Arkansas
ner, and swears he and Steel can't live
long in the same State.
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!, When Gen. Logan mazda his .spssch 1t
Mt, Vernon on Monday last a oar readers
remember. he was assaulted 81 . Copper
head armed with . revolver, and was
Obliged 10 defend himself with aOmo con-
venient crockesy that happened to be ON
the platfofm. On She Following day he
spoke 1t ,McLeausborpy and bern ~ and
his friends were attacked by . mob bow
ling, and throwing brick bats Ct the Union
procession. When they arrived ut the stand
provided for the speaking, Gen. Logan
amounted tho platform aud informed the plug
ugliesthat ON the previous day hs bad been
attacked while Misunderstanding to day be
and his friends were prepared for any kind
Of b mus, and that be would now take
comm and Of the Union men Of ,Hamiltop
county on the ground. and settle the Qps-s
tons AZ issue by fighting, il tl.sy like
better than they did kis speaking. -
upon he came down fronI tho piaffoy
took poeition where the bricks
falling thickest, and cooked bis
IN another instant the howlipv
thc trick bats disappeared
serene. TIE meetinR fpr
utmost quiet and decoxu
came 70 sccH, remainS
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The Proposed Rebel Roia-Elec.
thOu Frauds. sso f

BUFFALO, Nov. "a letter received in
this city from friendly Canadian, dated
near Niagara, gives the PARTICULARS of the
designed raid on Buffalo, which failed. he
tbori,ies. Two Confederate officers named
Mack and Denuie had charge OF the affair.
All arrangements were completed. They
had 1UO men ia Buffalo, who had been
coming for week previous, and we're scat.
tered about the city in different boar ding
places. At signal, these men, by means
or Greek fre. would dre the city at various
place., and then proceed e theft. work OF
Though the plan failed, it is not abat.
doned: and they swear they will yet de-
Capt, Olienot, Of the 10th New York recl
iment, was arrested here and sent to Wish.
ington day before yesterday, FOR being i'm
plicated in the soldiers voting fraud. 8
/. The ErDress Of this morning editorially
states that frauds II soldiers votes have
been Uncovered ID this city. lo sl5i{
BUFFALO. Nov. 6. 1.-The following 10 an
extract from letter received here to-day
by the editor OF the Express from Danyllle,
Canada West: 49, =.
s .'Look out for raid on Blu sfago from To.
ronto and Hamilton Tuesday. The adj
vance guard is at Fort T. ie and Suspension
Bridge, or will be-, Monday. Headquar-
ttfS are. az 1OIOAsOs SJulc lSdoIuk cana
dams direct the movement. The raiders
are not ali Soatilerners.' a1
The writer also asserts that most CT them
are Northern Democrats. u
The letter is signed by John B. HALEY.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE, sNoY. 6.-There is
great excitemeuto on the American side. at
the anticipated raid, and the citizens are
arming. Goods and ra.uables are being
removed. Especial train Of. troops is ex-
pected tonight.
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CspperAea4 .S.yine g Rake Cas
4ss,s .s{'s e..ss.g.s,S t6ol> 80

CHICAGO, Nov. THE State Democratic
Central Committee have issued the follow
ing: " gss srs 50 - y7a AeA3s @A
!. To he Democrotie Electors Of tie city Of
CAfca00.-The undersigned, members Of the
Democratic party aud chairmen Of the re-
spective organizations OF the party resi-
dent in the city, desire 10 inform their fell
low citizens that body of men has recent
IL arriye in this city, called by the oppo.
sition papers guerrillas, butternEts or raid
ers. NIL uniformly disguised, and wearing
the Uniform, appearance and character Of
Southern guerriIlas. ThatOne body, num-
bering some sixty persons, arrived here on
Saturday evening, after having travelled
through the Slate, NJ il Is reported, from
Alton, distance Of some 800 miles, with.
out any interfereoce or challenge on the
para OF our State Republican officials at
Springfield or elsewhere, and that other
bodice of q similar character have arrived
by the same route since the first body OF
these sO-ca1led glerTiilas Landed. b ~
!. The opposition 10 this city admit that
they were advised from BLOOMINGTON, by
telegraph, that these guerrillas or raiders,
were On the Chicago and ST.. Louis cars
and that they Were coming - this city, and
vet no uttemptdgas made to arrest them,
but on tine contrary they were permitted,
peacesbly 20 enter the city and to scatter
themselves In various parts of H. without
f0o least 0tte0Et, Oh the patt VI ullut8Ky
officials here, 70 prevent them. Now this
70 to .luthoritatiyely state that either of the
democratic organizations of the State or the
city. or any .rnesIlbers thereof, AFTER .having
made dilieDnt. enquiry for the, purpose,
have failed to obtain any knowledge what
ever OF she deaisus purpose or intended
heeo realtof Disguised raiders
and that their appearance hare on the eve
OF oar NasiDnsL and State electi0n. with
the consent, a.. prDreA Ut our military and
State otfioials, IS IN the opinion Of the nm
darslgnaga, cen election fick, sdesigDed to
sLbserys some purpose yet updcvel-
opeSi IN the .tAcii:s Of the opposition
and the: undersigned take this. method
.0fsexpfessing their ewell .matured and de-
liheea . con viction from authenticated facts
before tnsnl, the Uniform and general ap-
psarance OF these men, their arrival ~ the
sana time in slagge bodies with no attempt
at Disguise Of the r real or pretended char
acte-s. their impnDity from arrest or mo-
h stat.o0 xiiie on their way. and their re-
ported ex pree,i0ns at the several stations,
and OF the cars that they were Lincoln
men ~aerants Gs..inl charging that they
have been sent here in the Interest OF the
Repcbi:oa an party. 80 furnish some pretext
for placing me o0iis OF thiscity under the
eontrot OF the military Oh theday o9electiop,
ard defeatinS . free election WHOM II IL
now forsseen Snust result without fraud IN:
the defeat OF all NE Republican candidates
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WAsHIN0ToN, Nov. 5.-ThOusands OF
prisoners, soldiers aud civilians continue
70 leave here for their homes to vote next
Tuesday. The travel is unprecedented
and extra trains are numerous. Some Of
the heads ofdepartments and chiefa Of bu-
reens with very large number Of gov
. similar mission.
There il not the least probability of inn
mediate movements of the army Of the Po-
tomac unless the enemy shall provoke
hOStilitf0a -
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MlSsonfi.

y ST. sIsoUIev Nov. a.-Returns meagre.--
Republicans estimate Lincoln's majority
Az this county between 4, 900 and 5000 on
the home vote. Democrats give him from
$1,000 to 900. 913s
Henry T. Blair, present representative
in the Second District Is reelected by
large majority. 35 a5ss ~ aut.ss
Large Numbers of refugees in the city
voted for Mcclellan and the democratic
State ticket. Lincoln undoubtedly carries
the safe. The srecess ofthe Radical State
ticket is regarded as certain. 4ssl
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GALLON, N. " Nov. 6.~-The express
train from Dunkfrk this morning, was
thrown down the embankmsns - fset by
the displacement Of O switch. The follow
ing 10 partial list Of the Casualties:
Killed-Mf. Clark, agent OF New York
Post-oflce Departments; Arthur ]. Bach,
Machinist; III. sJe-vis, New York; freeman
Baragef. of Stockport; Grebble,s . soldier
OF l43d ". II. Vols. .t89sssE5@*0s 3Ss. OF
w Wounded-Charles I'll. Burr, Co. e, I39th
N. Y. The engineer OF the train Wa seri-
ously hurt. There were also 40 others
Under the debris could b seeu . number
of bodies which had not yet been released
from tho wreck. 9d la@ .j6g A41
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BUFFALo, Nov. SIT 10 reliably ascsr-
tanned that the propeller Georgian has
been purchased by Confederates in To-
somewhere on the Canada shore for the
purpose Of sinking the steamer Michigan
and making piratical exccrsions on thjs
coast. She was ostensibly purchased by
houses in Toronto for, the lumber trade
She came into Buffalo harbor on the Sd
inst to have some part of her machinery
repaired, but left soon after. She was
without any description Of freight. We
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BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-The IRE this forenoon
ut l57 Washington o., corner Quay st., de-
stroyed building occupied by Jos. Pratt,
loss is nearly Eas0OO.s .w ae VI III
81. JoHNs, Nov. THE Globe and TeZe-
graph office wasdestroyedb by fireyestersiay
morning. ~ MA5I-k $3.50 49, 49, ssT .sfRs
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- ss.sO - 1A4V0C0s ar~ @H
= NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Richmond papers
OF the 4th have the following concerning
the sinking OF the Albemarle and capture Of
plymouth: DR.. Patch says the capture of
plymouth, N. @. by the enemy. is explain
ed ny later accounts. "A lack Of suf6cient
watchfulness on the part Of our troops
seems TO have been the prime cause of the
toss OF the town. II seems that ON Thurs
DAY night 9 party Of Is men belonging to
the bi0ckading deet in Albemarle sound.
some or 10 miles from Plymouth, took q
nmal torpedo boat and started tor Plv.
mouth. On the way they found small
GOAT containing 6 Of our men in the river.
stationed there ~ q picket guard, but all Of
them being asleep, they were taken prison.
ers-then proceeding TO Plymouth they
found the Albemarle at her wharf, and
running the torpedo boat under her amid
snip, blew her up, causing damage from
which she soon sunk. InlAntry were sta.
toned on tho wharf who fred on the as
sauiung party, and after the Albemarle
sunk, captured the whole of them, but mono
were killed and only one wounded. There
Wa no force Of tho enemy near Plymouth,
with the exception Of Ave or six gunboats
IN the sound; but the loss or the Atbemarle
opened the Roanoke to. them, and hence
the fall of the Town. Capt. Roberts it is
stated commanded the Alhemarle. II IL
there were no lives lost on the
Aibemarie, and there were very few men
on board At the time Of the explosion Of the
torpedo. 49, ae .,ss ..sstszas4 =
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B09TON, NOV. THE q. s. steamer
:Yeagsaris, Capt WiDalow, arrived It this
~ to-day from st. Themas, Oct. 81.
= She brings eight Of the crew and the sur-
.eoeno e. the pirate steamer, Florida, cap
5nrod by the q. 8. steamer Wachusett, in
~ hay Of st. Salvador, Brazil, Oct. 9Th, -
fi6y.eight Of the crew and twelve officers
,of the, pirate were captured without the
ineo Of man. IS 80 sss ,.l.ss
10 Wachusett, with the Florida, was to
leave S.. Thomas ON the ID Inst. 80. 81
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Fereign News.

! NEW YORK, Nov. THE details of the
. news BY the America Is as follows: The
London Post says the recent auction sale
! q war material, furnished 10 China and
sent back, attracted considerable attention
among the Federal and Confederate agents.
ne sale composed Whitwotth euns,
beach loading rifles, bAyonets, shot, shell.
and other miferiat Tho prices obtained
yokS merely nominal. a@4
Tks Turin despatch says everything il
quiz All the senators and deputies have
I sa1ived. The tone OF the journals u con-
ia the Chamber Of Deputies relAtivs to the
Franco Italian Convention, and presented
&c 70 the Chambers. believing tts sanction
to be hencef0rth b political necessity and
con venience, and that it, benefits ere Inn
meusely superior to its inconyeuiencies.
The Paris CO I. 4 publishes .s an
vention Of September 18th, having been
Concluded, good faith in its execution
viii be equally 90. The same paper COM
bats the exaRgefationS OF both extremes in
the revolutionary party and Also in the
ultra conservative party.
A pamphlet entitled ga Convention Of
the 18th Of September and believed to be
OF the san1e oiiicial origin, hes been pub
1iShed. The writer u1sintains there can be
no doubt that the conditions Of the treaty
viii b loyalty carried out, and. that the
object Of the Convention is to bring about
such IN understanding between the Papa.
cy aud Italy % may allow Of . solution Of
the great and fundamental questions Of
Homes The writer concludes: We are
sufficiently acquainted with the sagacity Of
tho Holy Father to be convinced he viii
give no pretext TO- the turbulent spirits who
viii nos fail 70 seek obstacles whereby the
happy andspeedy reconciliation OF the Pa
pay and LAZY may be prevented.
fl B1nLIN, Oct. 28.-It. il denied on good
authority that Prussia recently demanded
"a continue the occupation of Jutlanc after
TIE conclusion OF peace. The semi-ofdcial
provincial correspondence Of to-day says
peace negotiations are progressing most
fxvorably. and final settlement Of peace
may Be daily expected. S1A
TVRIx. Oct. GA meeting of abont 300
dspnties took place yesterday. They ex-
pgeaAed themselves unanimously in favor
.of the convention. The members Of the
Qppositiou will meet to-day. II is believed
fhs bill ioT the transfer Of the capital to
Eioreuce viii obtain large majority.
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PHILADELPHIA, November The bark
,Speedweii, Capt. Dixon, reports beine
boarded by the pirate Chfekamauga on tlle,
"a inst. ID lat 4S ~, long 69s 10. Hayine
2 lady and child on board ~ passengers,
the Speedweu vas bonded for $1S, 900 u be-
pafd IN gold. S1ewas' then allowed to pro-
son and crew OF the schooner Otterocx, j
nom Bangor for Georgetown, since report
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PENN0YLVANIA..

NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.-Philadelphia all
but Wards gives 1920 Republican mai.
Partial returns from Is counties in Pa,
show Republican gain Of I,2o9. Full
vote not given. r
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IaAiana RIeetianIl.,, 2.

MlcHIa4n CRY, Ind, Nov. S4T4enty
TEDIANAPoLIs, Noy. SELECTION returns
from al points heard from show large
Union gains over October election. Lin
coins majority i from $4,000 to 5000
Ohio soldier vote here, Lincoln 2O2 McClel-
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X ACLEyELAND, o., Nov. S.--Scattsring re-
turns show from Ohio and indiana Union
gains over the October election, and. indi-
cate that Lincoln has carried the two
states BY heavy rnaiorities. TQledo "a
Union mai. 'sar q -
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MoUrpELFER,a Nov. $50 towns give
Lincoln 1904; Mcclellan. 4,s69-Union
gain over September vote 3,7H.g Vermont
70 good for 80, 600 for Lincoln.
Returns from "a towns show m increase
and 3,24O Dem Republican gain from
September g. - -