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Governor Brsmlette, we are happy to
learn, will not wage war on the Union
Government-st least not at present. He
was firmly assured at Washington that the
Administration was perfectly willing to
receive white men for the full quota of
Kentucky if il should please that State to
furnish them Of that color. The Govern
ment asks her quota Of able bodied men
and if she chooses to send full number
of whites, it has not the smallest desire to
overrule her and insist on part Black.
The enrolment is by law required to be
uniform throughout the country. The
name of every able bodied man between
20 and 40 years Of sge must be placed on
the list. The Government requires each
State 70 furnish q definite and uniform
per centsge Of the number thus returned,
and gives her time to supply them by vol
unteering in any fashion she may prefer.
If they are not duly forthcoming, they are
drafted and then those drafted, whether
White or Black, may furnish acceptable
substitutes or 60. But if the Poor Whites
Of Kentucky choose to go instead of the
Blacks, the Government has not 8 shadow
Of objection.
What, then, is the call for Wolford in.
vectives and Bramlette journeys If the
full quota OF Whites are forthcoming
there will be no draft, and no call for ne
gro soldiers from Kentucky. Ifthe Whites
do not volunteer, the Government mus
draft; and it does not propose to take all
Whites, and so exempt the Blacks. But
Kentucky osn do this if she will, and Pre-.
vided her Poor Whites agree to 1t. Whst
more would Governor Bramlette have p
N. z. Tribune
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Uncle Toby on the HIiseries of Printing n
Newspaper.

1 pity the printer" said my Uuole
Toby. Hes poor creature" rejoined
Trim. How SEP said my Uucle. "Be-
cause, in the first place" continued the
corporal, he must endeavor to please ev-
erybOdy. In the negligence Of moment,
perhaps 3 small paragraph pops upon him;
be hastily throws it to the compassionate
is inserted, and he is ruined TO all intents
and purposes" Too much the case,
Tim" said my uncle, with q deep sigh
oo-much-the-case And please
your honor" continued Trim, elevsting his
voice, and striking into an implorable at
titude, "snd please your honor this is not
the whole" Go on, Trim" said my IN
Gle, feelingly. The printer, sometimes"
pursued Trim, hits upon q piece that
pleases, him, and he thinks it cannot but
20 down with his subscribers but, alas !
sir, who can calculate upon the human
mind2
He inserts it, and it is all over with him.
They forgive others, but they cannot for
give printer. He has host to print for,
and every one sets up for q critic. The
pretty miss exclsims-" why don't he give
US more poetry, marriages an bon mots ?
away with these stale pieces" The poll
tician clsps his specs on his nose, and
runs tower in search Of some violent in
vectivei he finds none; he takes off his
/ specs, folds them, sticks them in his pocket,
declaring the paper good for nothing but
to burn. Exery one thinks it ought to be
printed expressly for himself, IS he is a
subscriber; and yet after sll this complain
ing, would you believe it, sir" said the
honest corporal, clasping his hands be-
seemingly" would you believe it, sir
there are some subscribers who do not hes
itste to cheat the printer out Of his pay
Our army swore terribly in Flanders, bu
they never did anything so bad as that
Never |" said my uncle Toby, emphati
cally. u TTistram Shdndy.
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Ths Oeun.crfcut EIecrion.

Returns from all but three towns foot
up as follows Buckingham, Union, SS,-
465; Seymour, Copperhead, 82,904; Buck
iDghsm's msjOrity, 5,54I. The towns to
come in will not very much, and the ma
jority will be about $500, against 2,599
lsst year, Union gain Of 2, 900. The vote
this year is about $4,000, against 79,451
last year-a falling of of nearly 1900, Of
which the Unionists lose about 1900, and
the Copperheads sbOu. $500. The Senate
is Is Union to Gopperhesds-last year,
18 to 8; Union gain, Z; the House is 1873
to 72-lsst year, 142 to 90 gain for the
Unionists Of 16, making gain on joint
ballot Of 42.-N 7. Tribune.
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ls1andrla on he 27th, also destined for

Alexandra on the 9th, also destined for
Shreveport.
One hundred and fifty refugees fam
Texas arrived at New Orleans on ths
29th.
The steamship Morning Star, from New
York, had arrived with many psssenRSfs,
and $3.50, 900 in specie.
Governor Yates came upon the AtIaatio
the day before leaving New Orleans. Ill
nols troops gave him grand reception.
AFTER reviewing the soldiers Of his siats,
ne was formally introduced and proossd.
ed 70 address them, congratuIatinR them
on their nne appearances, and euloeiEiaR
them for their noble conduct in many bat.
ties they had passed through.
Other speeches were made BY General
Benton, Of Indiana, and Governor hahn.
Of LOuisianA.
But little doing in New Orleans cotton
market. There was 9 stand of between
buyers and sellers, who were unable 70
agree on the price. Low middling 81; mid
ding So; choice old molasses SO Corn,
new crop, held st 20; choice new 70 I;
sugar common to good 12t a 124; fair
ls4 a l44 prime to choice 145 q 154.
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FROM CHICAGO.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.l
CHICAGO, April Z.
An order has been issued by the War
Department for the transfer Of all the Il
linois veterans to the command Of GEN
eral Sherman forthwith. On the expira-
tiOn of their furloughs all regiments be-
longing to the armies of the Cumberland
and Ohio are to go direct to Nashville, and
those belonging to the army of the Tennes
nessee to Cairo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

The Springfield, Massachusetts Union
says that the other evening while waiting
there for the train, Henry Ward Beecher
lectured some newsboys at the depot for
making such loud noise, In crying their
papers. "There is no use making such q
noise, said he. "Announce your news
papers in plain but not boisterous man
ner, and you will sell them much more
readily" His remarks were listened to
with respect, and he seemed to have made
quite an impression when he asked, what
is the news tonight 2" "0hp said one Of
the urchins, "give me three cents and I'll
show Won
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

It will be of interest to soldiers to be
informed that there is bill before Con-
gress to allow them on the pay roll, the
money value Of all rstions to which they
are entitled and do not receive, owing to
want of transportation or other cause,
This will be good news for TIE. Army Of the
Southwest. If the Law had been in opera
ton last summer, the troops under Grant
and Roseorans would have grown rich on
their empty stomaehs. With the contem-
plated increase Of pay, in addition to this
generous enactment, soldering will be-
come profitable business.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
FROM LEXINGTON,

LExuGToE, April Z.
Mrs. Lucretis Clay, relict Of the Hon.
Henry Clay, died last night at the resi-
dence Of her son, John NJ. Clay, near Lex
ington, after an illness almost entirely
unattended with pain. She was SO years
al
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OFFIcE PosT OouMIssAHY,
Eauduakr flhfo Yah Sofh 1cEf
DROPOsAl,SFoR FuRsIsHINo IA

las FOR FURsIsHIEG THR
Troops on Johnson's island and Sandusky City
with Potatoes, will be received at this 0face
Contracts will be awarded from time to time. to
the lowest resp onsbe bidder, the interest Of the
Government may require.
Bids I'll be received for one ihossand (OO0) bush
els Of good sound irish POtatoese0 s to the bushel
within the next ten (l0l days ensuing; and from
time TO time thereafter, for one thousand bushels,
delivered st Government StOrehouse in sandusky
City.
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore 20 comply with their contracts.
Payments will be made when the whole number Of
bushels contracted for shall haze been delivered and
accepted.
Proposals must be addressed TO Captain Nathaniel
EllmaKer, ChieI Commissary, JOhE sons Island and
Sandu.sy., ity. Ohio mareh 246
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

DUEKIRK, April Z.
Navigation is now open between Dun
kirk and Cleveland, sandusky, Toledo
and al upper ports, except Buffalo. Boats
commence regular trips ss soon as pOsai-
bIa
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From LOUTsVTLIE

LoUIsVILLE, Z.
The upward morning train from Nash
Vile ran of the track at Cave City this
afternoon, which will cause about ten
hours delay. There was one person in
iured slightly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

General sigel has ordered an enlarge
ment Of the military prison at Wheeling,
We. This will be suggestive item to the
rebels in that region.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

An Irishman was challenged to tight g
duel but declined on the plea that he did
not wish to lsV his mother an orphan"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

The betrothed lover has lost the Wild
est charm Of his maiden in the betrothsl
She was heaven only while he pursued
her ss q star above his reach.
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FROM MEMPHIS,

HhhFHI5J ApIII o
Nothing later has been heard from the
reported preparations Of Grierson and
Forrest to attack Memphis
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1864.
FURNITURE

AT AUCTION ...-.... .--..... By o. OUTTEB SON
o. Cutter 4 ron will sell on Tuesday, April 18th,
At No I94 Franklin Str ct, (West Side) commencing
At I0o'cocF A. NJ, large and desirable lot OF house,
hold furniture consisting OF Mahogany Sofa Mahog
Dining Tables, Marble Top and Gard Tablss. wash
ard Light BtandE, Dining and Kitchen Ohahs,
stoves, Mattresses, Lace Curtains and Cornices,
OIL Cl tbs, and STAIR Reds, lamps, Kitchen Wa'e,
etc, etc
In connection with the above, viii be seld Two
Single BuRgies. one epeu and one top, Sc wing Ma-
chine, one cask Currant vine, one bbl Sorghum
syrup.
Terms-Cash at time Of sale House open for In
spection OF Furniture, at O'Clock on morning ofBse
aprs-l4S.
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Salt, Fish, Flour, Lard, Eggs, Hams, Shout
ders, Beans, Soap, Candles, Sc.

All the best brands Flour viz City Mills, Superb
or Miim, Willow Bank, Stark CITY, sandyulle
Mills. akron Flour always on hand at lowest essh
rates. apIils-
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was broken into. No lives are known to
have been lost.
The steamer Forsyth, after leaving this
port to-day, was brought back by shot
from the fort Her officers are charged
with having contrabsnd goods on board.
The boat is under guard and the officers
are uuder arrest. The third clerk was put
in the guard house.
Conhscatad goods amounting to S49, 900,
consisting mostly Of cotton and sugar was
sold here to-day by order Of the United
States District Court. Esighteen hundred
bales Of cotton yet remain to be sold.
Two hundred and two bales Of mixed,
inferior quality and in a bad condition,
sold at auction at 41@513.
Over 1000 bales were brought up by the
naval dispatch boat New National from
Red River.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

will commence st 1870 A. N WITH the proceeds
of the 900 Sanduslly Way Mail; 9:25 Pittsburgh
Way and Washington; 9:25 Toledo, and 9:35
Columbus and Cincinnati Msils
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THE FIRST DELTVERY

will commence at 6:45 A. n, with the proceed
Of all Of the night mails arriving after o'clocl
tho evening before.
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THE FOURTH DELIVERY
THE FIFTH DELIVERY

will commence at 11:45 A. NJ, with the proceed
Of the Lake Shore Way Mail.
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ct the pllces Of business Of residences Of th'
parties TO wnom directed.
It Is intended thst all mail matter for the bus
mess community will be delivered on the aITlVa
Of very mail in the daytime. AT present theI' -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08
THE THIRD DELIVERY

THE SECOND DELIVERY
will commence at s:l5A n, with the proceeds c
a1,o csoInol- Eoo4arn mail
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
IMPORTANT FROM missouri.

PaTticulArs Of the Battle and Defeat or
Price nt Newsonin by Gen. Blunt, &c.
ST. Lou,s, Nov. I, 1864
Despatch from General Blunt, dated Nsosho Mo-,
oc:co Sc. says ,ha, TIE 2sih hs up With Price
at NswiorA, aud E,er severe agh, .: three or -four
hours dove he enemy rom The deld :o1ias,on with
TIE ora 81 over i've hundred including two eoorsd Our
to,E oss was about one hundred and twsnty
rae Chiop troops consisted Q: Ford. and Jenr iscp's
brigaass OF alr1is d'rJon he sbemy wers ;sny one
thoasasd strong
Price 10 reSestirE touHa Ct.vsls and VII, be v,gor.
orsy pu,ssti He 10 reported 10 ss, have iArge trs
ard about zen thossani unAsmsd coEicrp,s but this
gate doubraL
Aoou! six huucrcd rebel prisoners, captured from
Pr Ct, 1nvsd yes,sreay. Others arc % come
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
roo LATE ron OLAssIFICArI0N.

Ins, or rr,ssid 80 hs IN sar 81 November, n Few
csv ssr,sIn Nsts made BY John Morrassp ~ mAkeS,
ssS psysSs 70 oslsr bearing date o. or sssSs ~.
Ish 81 Osobsr 1884 hereAbouts os The sum OF rouf
tsss Tsoasand Dciars said note was gives ~ sAe ef
risssy Cater ~ an seseowlcdEment for tnst snm
orep Asposed by sad Caller IN the hands Of shd worvS
ssy aree porcn Of said no'e has bees paid AM per
spus are hereby noded and cautioned snanN buyna ~
acsosiauss la any way for said sef o.,yAw
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
| CompiAfurs Against Nn.iways Eiso-
l where.


Nav LONDON, Cont, !, Nov. o, 1854.
Tho papers IN this section Nov Loudoo. coun seem
so b. bought Up by the railroads The travelling public
would te 70 be informed through you, whether an
investigation Inquest has been osld shs accident
,ba, occurred the shore Line Railroad on October Is.
1884 which vssaicd In the killing and maimng Of sixty
mors soldiers The condition Of the road from New
London 10 New Raven bad IN many pAcos The chairs
broken, the spike heads broken, the ties sro
rotten, the iron poor toe rails are loose in the town
d Clinton ! am informed BY Mr. s,sAtos, lawyer 10
Nor wsb that he the era of rail and mad
10 rss snd fall ~ boys 20 play on board over saw
horse. 0sght not ths lives sf passengers " Do more
scoure' 0nsht not she Grsnd Jury 70 ndc the road ana
injunction 10 pu, tin the road W thorough 70.
pair' Again, tho running Of the trains shs time Tor
which In limited 10 loss space than sitnes eomlo,, or
safety of tho passengers requires the rosa rom New
London 70 s,onngton V uos ~ bad, sus ths sompasy
sien compel passeussrs 70 pay for standing up oy sne
negligence Of tho company 70 turniss ears = vas .ns
csse yesterday before when only one passenger car
70 attached " the train. and some twenty are competed
70 stand Nov what 10 ths duty q the Commmsionefsf
lrs thew 30 ride ovev ne read, or are they 70 yak ~
ever At tho ra,s Of one svo miss day and examine
py calling attention through ycsr valuable paper
10 thh loss neglected and unsafe transit of passengers
yon vil ccafer favor on the public generally.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Mnr1tal Rfrhes or siaves.

1ap,st Association .! Georgia. NJ iis ste session,
adopted the following resolution relation 70 the
riage relationship between slaves
Essosved, That h the nrm belief and conviction se
this sody that the institution u marriage ordained
5y Almighty God for the oeneds Of the whole human
race v,thou, respect 10 color that ought BE- main
talnsd 70 .ts original purity among a classes Of people,
and IN al countries and In all ages until che end of
une and that eluently, the Aw Of Georgia. IN
failure 10 recognize and protect this relation between
sare essentially detective, and ouga, 10 be amended.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
pers0nai Iueellaueura.

G 9. rsssara, spanish Minister; NJ asofrsy, Acting
French Minister; de pc,ssasd, Secretary Spanish lie.
fAiion ID horssue Secretary French Legation; Count
Colbert French Legation; Capt woodrors, Royal Horse
euMds; O. smith, Br,tbish Army; Major General
Grover, Br,gader General Gordon, BrigAdsy General
BARLOW snn Capt T. O. o,is Of the uutsd s,s,ss Army:
Naos A. Nicholson, Of the unted States Marines Capt.
q. Nicholson 81 The United Slater Navy, Apdrbss g.
FAY, of Paris are among The arrivaa ~ ihs Brsvooi
pnusA
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Tent Life I'm the South-A Home fer tn )
. Georgia Exilss.

"Home for Exiles' has bsen located In Terrell
ccanty, Georgia, ana b raid 70 be working admirably
The State purchased large tract 81 land the midst of
which situated and the location Il most delightful
and healthy one tent-to built up, IN ni.
taton 81 the primitive mode Of Spacious streets
s s.n, ~. 'Se ne ssm,,v nDu ,ns @
raty ana rcigion-indeed, all the characterstics OF
Quaker fetement lend their attractions 10 the place
rigid system of moral discipline enforced No .ooss
" doubtful sharsesers ere permitted 70 remain IN he
ig1ti;usion.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Police Inteiligenee.
70 re- gpITOR Oy TUE aERAAN.

In the police notices Of ses,srday morning
are pentisnsa esrneclicn With charge Of "Rosbery
10 liquor siove." Upon fun hearing Of ,hs matter ws
nave bees found 10 be enoiy innocsni ana have been
houorably discharged We are young mon Of xosd
obrseer asd ask ~ matter Of justice that this refuta
sf the scousatcs against be published 10 the
pssALb MICHAEL N0NAHAN
Nov Z, 1894 PATRICK BURNS
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

The Attack On Wflmiagron Deferred.
nam the Wilmington Journal, Nov. IL
whore ~ dset which threatened IN attack 90 wv
miustou Aas gone V more thsa Ws can gasss. Day
tos comparatively free fron Immediate attack. We
think that for time lhe yaskse Gest an give
thsCgo ~.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Mad.

A.ararusr-ou Monday, November Z, FLsA wife Of tho
Isls ssunel Afbnrsns, IN The 6bih year Of her ago
rho relasivsr sns friends of the amy respectfully
vwsd attend the funeral, on Wednesday afteruoop u
one osloch, from u Huahing avenue, Bsooxlyn
sEby AAsr RsssAs pss siaiA Page
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Naval Intelligence,

BOsfOv NOV 7, 1904,
The United states steamer raIapooss arrived here 70
DAY from . cruise after the pirates.
The United states steamer Rsarsarge sposeu seD
.mbcr 20, tn latitude II oorth. longitude 81 ~,
.y5s!ue.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Attempted Robbery at Bellows Fails,
Vermont.

ByLlows FALLs. VI, Nov. :. 1854.
An attempt s1 made on Saturday nighf to rob the
ssrt bore, ana near being successful The pseudo
rctt, broke open the door vault, bus pro.
ssbIy d'd aot have Tins 30 proceed further There 10
considerable s1c citenn sni 10 tho place
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Person al.

RICHMOND, Nov. 1. 1854
TO VI Fe,Rxps
am all sac and treated right Lies have tssn tod
about our Treatment Dcnl be afraid.
CHARLES rAY
Company H, One Hundred and 81 shty eighth Y. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

Steamer Burned by Gueriiias.
CucISSATi, Eov. Z, lse+
Two small ssesmers we're burned BY guerillas On tho
BIZ ssrdy river yesterday, few miles above Iouss
Sey
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Destruction - Milton. Fla.
RRBel REPORT OF THE DESTRUCTION or SALT WORKS

AND CAMPS IN FLORIDA.
From the AugustS Advertiser, Oct. 70
We learn by privats letter from below Pollard, that
Yankee orce came 70 Milton, Florida, Wednesday
last. and drove or the :svary company that sta
Loned there They barned The toun and destroyed Me
Works and proierty generally. Capt. Robinson Was
captured The YanKees came from Pensacola, and
greatly outnumbered the small Confederate force pro-
sect.ng Milton
vIFrY OF THE DEFENDERS OF xILroN CAPTURED.
(From she Mobile Tribune. Oct 2s)
On Wednesday . regiment Of Yankee infantry landed
~ EscAmb.a bay, below Milton They attacked by
. company of the Eighth Mississippi regiment, which
stationed IN that neighborhood picket duty: and
while the engagement was going part OF tho Yankee
cavalry got In the rear capturing about ty Of The men.
The enemy destroyed all camp squpage, wagons kc
ard also everything in and about Milton.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
PRICE q % II P1PsR on g IN CLOTH.

There nrAghusrvsyd sim picty ana dYssinsss anses
mrs Hehr woods v-tnnes thai sommands sSps.s ne
the tstn gushing chasseri,sc Of the ~ Mls
Anihore.s that the scrJ 70 ,ola 10 psn an
~ 70 fuliy the mpfe sscs thAh snvues ssssin9
slranss !" me narratlye Is neyerthsiess truthful.
Cope, viii De sen, ri sucs 20 ,as tree o. sosAs0 N
rcceipt Of The price by ,... ..1....
PETERSON BkoTh5Ks,
sos Ckss,nut ssrssh Phhadslph!a. ~
pvhiishsrs os Pstsrsoa Deiecor; price u " year
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
:
MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS WOODS NEW Boog-oswALD CRAY
N VIII be published and for sale on Saturday November
~ Booksellers and all others had better order ~ once
supplying orders In Advance OF puoucatsn
jsy
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Exshangs or Ten thousand Prisoners .

From the Richmond Examir4r, Nov, S
An txeoAngs of ten thousand scs and wounded prison
sss ~ tsvanuab has already been mentioned 40 future
the Gag N truce ,ook place u sand CITY Colonel Nadiy
acuIe ID the Confederate sde Coioue Berne appear
for The Yankees The prelimrAr,es arranged .os
ten Thousand Confederate prisoners sready Arrved si
Hilton Head twenty ave transports and the steamer
Baltic. None of them delivered a. ,hs srs,
view. ou. boxes Tor prisoners botb sides dev-
cred. The tecond aags oi roce on this business u
meet at the same place on the 9th instant.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Ths Rebel General Shelbv's Operation
1n Arkansas.

IRON the RichmOnd Enquirer NOV
Genera Shelhys operations N Arkansas dur,pg the
month Of September resulted The capture
OF Ave orts Suj The destruction OF large portion he
railrood oetwsep Little Rock and Duvas B1a rhe tan
gbe fruits u the expedition ave hundred and aty
seven prisoners including deid and AeveS line Off.
hundred and Atty u shs enemy killed and
wocadsc ess hundred stands y ,rms taken, large
quantities f 7uarsmaster and comn.ssAf, sGppiios and
MAny ,ne aorsss All this vu iona smelly the Vi.
ciniiy 81 0uvsrs BluG His 'oss ,us 01red and
seventy hres killed and wounded. The ;orw captur Cd
ground
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

whether they were really menacng the place whsn Ne
evacuation tosk place b sss Jet known.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
The supply Committee OF Rich hm0nd.
1From Lhe Richmond Examiner Nov IL
The Assembiage .0f C0nxress-An I'M
p0rtAnt Era Of the Rebellion.
Irou EYa NV A

Sexi west promises TO be one of 7nusua, Interest,
THO Congress- the Confederate States Assem- bss
Monday the fth !Dsi Then Ne shall have the messss.
o. President Ia the state Of the country On
next 1ay-raesday the Sch iust-ths Presidential s!ec
t!on :akes ,tace IN the North Tho result viii 30
aorncea % the Yankee papers 0. she following twedn
day. morning So nothing happens shall prooah :
KNOW whs . elecsea Presdent-McClsiian o lincoln
ts-day week The events Of week win form scoea
10 the b!S,osy Of shis Gar