Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1864, Page 1

- ELERS’ DIRECTORY. MART Wonk And ou KALLKOAD taflec Saud Due Ath, (abe, iy Traine we et caeah: Pe eninatine aad New ork 4 Washington and the West. as follows 1B PHILADBLIHiA NEW PORK anD BOSTN. 4. m.,11))5 @, m,, and ay only. yor bueria’ ND PHiL4APBLPALa a ‘Wasbington at Jpn, daily, except Sun- rk wiil note that this train rans as far bilndel phiaenly s FOR NEW YORK. Weshington daily at 6.3 p.m. This rata is for New York passenaers exclusively. POR BALTIMORE we Washington at 6% a. w.. 11 os. m.. 5p 245y.™.,7.0 p.m , and 3.2 p m.,except Ban dey. Ow Bandavat7 Ha m8 p.m. ands.0p. m, FOR ALL PARTS OF THR WEST. Leave Washington at 6.508 m.an48, 4.and 8.30 daily except Sunday. atSand sp. m ee all points WEST, and bagease ae FUR ANNAPOLIS Wellve Washington at 3% a. m. and 4.45 p.m p Sunday gton_at. 73) a. ™m. and ¥, exerp! Sunday ain for Anns is leaving Was Pe go throng to New York without chanae ing carsoa6 Sand 4.309 m.trains Berths necred noetil Sp m Unity at the ticket of. After that hour they mast be secured of ¢! a car conductor first and Afth trains stop at all way points. 3p, m. train atops onty at Bladensburg, avi aarel. Aonapolis Janction and Relay ‘Gune daily, exeept Sunday Op Sunday it «tone st a!! way points. » PARBIOULAR HOVIGE, indian nssengers will please observe . : io Peaeeniy as Var as Phiiadelphra daily, excet ay. Ov Sunday it rune to Baltemoreonly. Also, tthe 6.30» am. train takes New York passengers oly ther informatios. tickets of any Kind, eas avait te. 6 0.8 KOONTZ ‘agent at Wash: i t icket Office . ima ton erp SMITH. Mx-ter of Transportation, LM. COL® Senera! Ticket Agent. $e20-tf G@8MT PANNSYLYANia A0ULE : To rse NORTHWEST aN DSOUTHW BST. wl Nb AND 4F1BKR NOVEMBSH 18TH R anp AXt Sumore irom the North Ger tation ae follows * x t Mari at — M - 3° P.M. 30 4M. TKAIN PROM WASHINGTON TEE eae with the9.20a. ws. tran trem Baltimore cone tore and the West,and for Rimira, Bull flo. Rochester, Dookerk. teara Falls. ant for N HB 7.20 PM. TRAIN gomaects sith the 93° p for_Bimira and the West PING OARS ON NIGHT TRAINS. s’ TIOKETS AT Goveanmen? Rates. ; THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY, —— LOW FARE AND QUICK TIMB, For tier ets and aay ‘ofor: a of the Great. Pai en m8 Hoare, No 163 Ost mee ‘ashington 5 ‘ Soperintendent N CR RK ss te) STILKINE. | Pass and Ticket Agent, aT na weer Penn. avenus KOM WASHINGTON m. train from Balti North and Pittsburg + §.T.—1860.—x. path SEs Seas) Bersons of sedentary babits troubled with weak 0%, inssitude, palpitation of the heart, lack o @ppetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, con Stipation, Ac., deserve to suffer if they wilino celebrated Yee. ow TATION SITTERS, isor eidebeabe now recommended by the highest medi. jorities, and warranted to produce an im beneficial effect, They are exceeding!y aereeadle. perfecfly pure, and must supercede all other tonics where a healthy, gentle stimulant is required Fhey purify, strengten and inyigorate. ‘They create a healthy appetite, They are an antidote to a change of water and Get. Prey overcome effects of dissipation and late hear. y strengthen the system and enliven the BA “They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers They purify the breath aod acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation, They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head- ache. They make the weak strong, the languid bril fant, and are exhausted nature’s great restorer They are composed of the celebrated Oxlisays bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all preserved in pertectly pure St. Croix rum, For Barticulars see circulars and testimonials around ech bottle Beware of imposters, Examine every bottie, Bap that it bas D, 8, Barner’ signature on our pri- Yate U.8. Btamp over the cork, with plantation @cene, and our firm signature op a fine steel plate peraving on side label. Bee that our bottle is net IeBlled with spurious and deleterious stuff, Wedefy QB person to mateh the taste or character of eur goods. Ad¥ person pretending to seli Plantation Bitters by the gallon or in bulk, is an imgostert Wersellouly inour log cabin bottle, Any person imitating this bottle, or selling any other materia} therein, whether called Plantation Bitters or not, isacriminal ander the U.S, Law, and will be so prosecuted by us. We already haveour eyeontwo parties re-filling our bottles, &c., whe will succeed in getting themselves into close quarters. The demand for Drake’s Plantation Bitters from ladies, elergy men, merchants, &c., is perfectly incredible The simple trial of a bottle isthe evideuce we pre- sent of their worth and superiority. They aresold ‘Dy all respectable druggists, grocers, physicians, hotels, saloons, steamboats and country stores, P. H. DRAKE & €CO., stig 2-eotm 202 BROADWAY, N. Y, D® ERS AND DINERS, by E. L Blancuara. edon Manual «f Frence Cookery, London One Hunéred and Twenty-four Receipts for Cook- ing « Rabbit, Lendon Hints for the Table, London Cock ers, Carving, and Etiquette of the Tabdile, ondon Simyson’s Hand Bock of Dining, London aistpier Practicien, Paris Cursinier Imperial, Paris ‘reach Cook ae Lat pe Gookery Boyer’ lero Housewi Gre for the Million, London Ki ener’s Coot’s Oracie & om’s Complete Cook Harkill’s Housekecper’s Encyclopedia rameatelll me dere Coes - ousehold Cyclopedia, London. om TA R. oP —$—$$—_______— C04 MATTING re RIV ARS yy we fast receiv ve pale. ae . anc 6 quarter A agente Rolls ot of excel ped ieee NG of “ere ef us buyers. 'W. L. Sein SS creat ant Pemrivaans Woes! Bcuth cor. Chron.) . a ‘a BB UTURNE! (VERY ABLB.on 7th W.. Frsgt between and hy there et fischer t res ferme. inthe trade will do well fo eal?, f_ ee ee ee Pram eee ome Dae Se +> Eben AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. B® *: B. LEWIS & CU., Auctioneers, No. 307 Pa. avenue. REGULAR, ALCOTION SA' BS BEVERY TUBS- BAY, 1HUR=DAY, AND SaTURDAY Cash adyences le on. all Riad of guods. Bales settled same day if sequired sep 4-Im BX J: 0. MoGUIRE & 00,. Auctioneers, SALE CP A FARM CONTAINING FS, Mob B OR LESS, SITUATED TN IRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ABOUT ON . ou BerLins CORNERS ON TH! ne be Auction Rooms of J.0. Me- Co..op TUESDAY. the Ist of November, 2M. by virtue o’ a dved of trust tothe er. bearing date the 231 of War, 1869 aud in Liber B, No. 4, Folica 123 &c., one of and record: for Fairfax county, Virgicia the following described property, lying and being ia the coun'y of Fairfax apd State of Virgiuis, Beginisy at A\s one planted on the sooth the Middle Pike Road. thene> ‘with said pike northwesterly to Samuel Per*ins’ coraer as Jy thenee southwesterly along said Perkins line to stake I, thence southerly «long tre said Perkio line to astake L, thence uorthwerterly along sai Perkins’ liog toa ataxe K. then: utherly to the north fork of Boimea’ ran om Kingsman’s line to H. two marked maples. pine and oak canting at Kingsman’s corner, thence svu! y song the said run to D. artate one pole fram Lips- bomb’. line, thende nerth 32 deg., eat 231 poles to A, the bexir ning, containing (1) acres of Land, more or less, together with al ard siogalar. the im,rovem ots, priviliges, hereditaments, and ap- AMUSEMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL, MUSIC. )CANTEKBUKY BALL, AND HaL LiGANTERBURY BAUR roam Pe gescoyginen aprsaps N Near Corner af sixth street. tea Jatwonal ana jear z Font ret BoRGK LBs. ——. ......-.. Proprietor ® Osvamavoe —...__ ____.. Stave Manager Louts 8£o0.Lo.’ ... Ballet Master Jenn Esruta.. -<Musical Director SPLENDID TRIUMPH GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE, HALL CROWDED NIGHTLY wiTH APPRECIATIVE AUDIENOES, whore shouts of laughter and deafening pew i are the most couvineiyg proof of our capability portenances to the sane - Terme: Pifteen hundred dollars ia each on the PLEASE OUR PATRONS. Gay of raie, the resioue in twelve monthe from day oft sale with interest, secured by a de-d of traston e 3 th iver sale are not complied with within ale, the trasee reserves the eriak and expense of the de- on one weern’ notice in ti Evening tar. H_N. GILBERT, rust ecleodkds J OC. McGUIAE & CO, Aue Bree MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, Re-engsgement of CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT JOHN DENIER, LOTS AT THE CORNER OF F STREET NOBLA JOHN DENIER, AND 12YH STREET WEBT. JOHN DENIxa, Purruart fo 8 decree of t jupreme Courtof the JOHN PENIBT, Distr et of Columbia passed on the sth day of Bep- JOHN DENIER, tember, A.D 1868, in a cause (No. 141, JOHN DENIBR Tr equity) wherein Lloyd W, Will acd Artbur Neison and othere are defendants the endersigned Trustee will, on DNESDAY, the l2th day o: October A D 1334, at 5 o’cloon p m., in ‘Tort of the pr+ mises, sll, at public auction he following described piecvs of gronnd, -ituate in the city of Warhington and P strict of Columbia with the appurtenances thereto belonging, Viz : The eas: part of Lot 15, in square 2%”. froating Afteep feet on F street north snd running hack with that width the depth of said lot Aud the north part of Lot 17, in same aquare, 2%) fronting twenty eight feet and six inch 8 on tath #reet westand running back wich that width the depth of the lot Terme of sale. as prescribed by the decree, will te: One thir? @ money in cash; and the residne ins emontha wirh interest which the purebaser’s ¥ ed security, will be taken, with @ -etaine! liem op the preinines, Ifthe terms of sale be not complied with in five days thereafter, the Trustee rea-rves the right to ke property on which dfauit shall be the risk and expense of the defaulting n one week's pnblic notice mveyances avd stamps to be paid by r, * JOHN C, KENNEDY Trustee, sep20 codes JAS. O. McGUIKE & CO., Aucts, Y JAS. C, McGUIRE& CO., Auctioneers, 8 is complainant the most intrepid and daring TIGHT-ROPB ARTISTE TIGHT-ROP# ARTIS‘ R TIGHT-KOPE aRTISTE in this country who will perform, among other startling feats, bis great original BENSATION AOT. BENSATION ACT, BENSATION ACT, purchs-er Cost of the pure! in which he will undertake the ppeertons feat of walkiog the repe BLINDFOLDED, from the BTAGE TO TRE GALLERY, TRUSTRE’S SALE OF 844 LL TRACT OF LAND BTAGE TO THE GALDERY. Pacha herent ee ee STAGE To T 18 GALLERY, in <. p tober .7. # o'clock m , a the Anction Rooms of Jas ©. MaGuire & Oo , by BEAGETOTHE GALHARY « virtue of a deed of trust from Charles J. Uhlmann snd wife to re, dated Mach 7, 1818, and duly recorded in Liher N.C. T_Nv. 2, folios 63, atseq., | CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BAOK. ene of the Land Records fir Washington County | GARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HI BACK. and District of Columbia, Tshall sell vart of the | CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HI8 BACK, tract of land § own formerly as * Woodstock,” and ARiYING A YOUNG LADY ON HI8 BACK. latterly an the “Kosciusko Place.” situated near ARRYING A YOUNG Laby ON BI8 BACK, the TS Tosace 4eylum, the part to be sold bein, CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON BIS BaOK, Jencribed as Lot “A” a8 laid town mpon a plat 0 CaRRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HI8 BACK. aurvey made by T ae fy said Ee aving been | CARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BACK. duly recorded in Liter J. A.8,, No. 713. folfos 43, ABRYING A YOUNG LADY UN HI8 BAQK. fe. one of the Land Kecorts of Washingten ARRYING A YOUNG LADY ON HIS BAOK. County, said tract contai twenty-two acres, two roods, and thirty-two perches, more or leas. Terma: One-third cash: the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, by deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and revenue starrps at the costo he le the purchaters. 1) aVID WALKER. Trustee, _Sep2l-tawkds J. C. MeGUIRB& OO., Aucts. Reproduction of the magnificent Spanish Ballet Divertisement, SALE OF CONDEMNED MULES. La Ma Chi artermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, La MAJA EVI ted Quarrmnington D0. October A tee LAMAJA DE SRVILLE, Will be suld at public auction, at the Corrals, LAMAJA DE SEVILLE, 8E LA MAJA DE SEVILLE, Bear the Observatory, in the city of Washin, 2, on WEDNESDAY, Octber 19, 164, Blotet ee MOL. econdemted as unfit for public service, z Cee Cast in Go saennene fends. at 10 o’clock a. m i ene! an ef rm: ry oositt Depot of Washington. Irabelle, the Belle of Seville. ...Miss Mary Weaner Den Bazihe a Spanish Priest. Mons Bzollosy Reet of charactera by the entire Szolesy Ballet Troupe of sixtecn young ladies, UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HOSPITAL PROPERTY Meproat PURVEYoR’S OFFICs, “ _, WasHIneTon, D O.. October 8, 1984, Will be so'd at public auction, at Medcal Btore- keaper’s Depot, corner F aud Eighteenta streets, in this poe on EDNESDAY. Oct der 12th, 134. A NTITY OF HOSPITAL P'RNITURE, GoB-isting cf Iron Bedsteads, Hair Pillows, Sheets, Blankets, Stoves, Chairs, Knives, Forks, Bpoons. Empty Boxes, &c...&o hese articles bave been coudemned as unfit for Horp tal une Terms: Cash, in United States currency. Sale bs ee atl o'clock A.M. By order o} jor Genera! Avvor, y or OS BU TABRLAND, Surgeon U.S A., Med’) Purv’r. oct 3-td Depot of Washington A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, First time of Mons, Szollosy’s original eccentric Dance, entitled Characters by Mons Szollosy, Misses Schell and Mary Wesner, First time of J.J, Dougherty’s laughable Irish farce of LIFE IN LIMERICK; LIVS IN LiMERIOR; LIBE IN LIMESIOK; QUARYERMAS EX GEN. ’s Or FICR.18T DIVISION, or WASHisGTON City. Octoder !, 1994. Will beacld at Public Auction. to the bh TBELAND'S PASTIMES. bidder, at the time and places named bel IRBLAN D’s PASTI iffip, Pennsylvania, THUR=DAY, October 13, IRELAND'S PASTIMES. Jim Lannegan-—~. —-. —. .....J J Bou Tim Pagan....... 14 Cai a bes Wilmington, Delaware, THURSDAY, October 2), York, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, October 77, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, at each 1. ? These horses have been condemned as anfit for the cavalry service ¢f thearmy. yer rot or rining purposes, many good bar- Be! Horace & id ringly. Salento commence atioa.m, | piduy, McGinnis Gardner i. ti fes Cur, 5 JAMES A EKIN 1 Qglonel in charge 1st Divisio, Q. a G.0, Durizg the piece will be given 4 GENUINE IRISH SHINDY, oc G AB FIXTURES. J CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS, READING LAMPS, We are now receiving our fai} stock of GAS FIXTURES from the factory of Corneiius & Baker, Philadel- phia. con prising @ full assortment of all their “the wesell atthe qanufactu- rer’s prices. Parties wishing to purchase will find that they buy as cheap here asin Phildelphia,and save the evst of Laat at | up. = All descr?ptions of Plombing, Rteam and Gas- The Bthiopean Monarch, Mu JOHN MULLIGAN JOHN MULLIGAN, troupe ef over fitting done at the lowest rates,and in as; tory manscrsby epee: ONE HUNDRED ARTISTES, J. W. THOMPSON & CO, 4 Hue RED ARTISTES, 269 Ps. av . aouth side, near llth street, iB 3 IN Wego: sep%-lw_ (Chr,lat.Rep,Times&ConUnion] RB HUN BRE 14 ARTISTES, \BBASURY DEPARTMENT, Ne HURBRED ant STke. OFFior OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, ONE HON ID ARTIS® Washington, October 4, \3i4, ONE Boe RED ARTISTES, Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to 8B HON ‘D> raat be psersigned. ithas been made to. appear that UND D AREIST he Nationa! Bank of *ae Marop2lis, in og of Ls D ARTISTES, ‘ashinetem. in the coupiy of Washington and Dis- % ‘D ls treat of Columbia, has oeen “duly organized under | DRED AHI TST ES, and according to the requirements of the act of ue UR DRED a T a Gonarese entitle! "An act to provide a National ONS HUNDRED es vurreucy. secured by a plecge of United States ONS HUNDRED road ls Bonds, and provide for the circulation and re- H uN 4 be demption thereof.” approved June 3, 1854, and has NE HUN 24 uy ecmplied with all the provisions of said act re- SS RUNDEED , mired to be sow plied with before Sommencing P jer anid act: / fowt erefore Bush MeGulleck com otter or Cer: cer hat The Na- ni of the Metrosotis, im the City af Wash- tional Bank of mthe . is auth to ing under ‘the t afoi q a1 ieee hand and seal in Wit an! nei comes eee mgre ray Bal # is Sid S Jew OOe MeOULLOCK, 5 <o__~__Comptroller of the Gar: enor. T° FAMILIES, ,» AND WASBER- » QOBURN’S WASHING FLUID The best and cheapest articlein use, A pint will a ch hi oH = “ae ee ‘a8 five pounds of Soap. BARES Pomnesisinia ces, Ny In 8 special Olio of new Negro Acts, and the entire > AMUSEMENTS, FURDS NEW THEATER. Tenth street, above Pennsylvania avenue. JOUN T ORD... Proprietor aud, Manager Lo i ‘beuter. Btoge Wancaer ee eee eet Jone B. Weient 'W. With re: Leader of Qrchesira. Treasurer... ‘ord Benefit and Inst week but ome of the Charming jomedieune, Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL, THIS EVENING, Qetober 8, 186, wil be prevent: d the beautiful draza, im Gve acts. by the author of Fancnon, entitled LITTLE BAREFvOT. Amry (Little Barefoot)... Miss W liam : mm, Rogs. Hemp Mi Mr. 7 Penney ivsnis Avenue. near Willard’s Hotel. THIS (Saturday BYVBNING ots the great Or ennai De of Trivh and Yankee ey MR AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS, in an excellent bill. the best of the reason, TWO GREAT PIECES, Th Performance will commenee with the beau- tiful and b’ghly ioteresting Fairy Spectacle aud Trisn Rema o! T LAF BS OF KILLARNEY. The Performance will conclude with the last re; resevta‘ion of the beautiful begendary rama 0 THB PalRY CIRCLE, ort ON O’CARROLAN’S RIVERS’ AND DERIOUS’ COMBINATION CERCUS, New York avenne and 6th street. Doors open at 2 and7o’clock. Performance to commences at 3and 8. CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY! Unparalieied success of the new and brilliant TIsTS, ROUECTRIAN, GYMN STAR AB’ a N ASTIC AND ACROBA IC, 7 ‘ The admitted Wonders of the world in their sev- ers] departments. forming a perfect GALAXY OF TALENT amp BRILLIANP BLAZE OF BEAUTY, among whom will be found MADAME MACARTE, the greatest living Eqaestrienne; MASTER EDDIE BIVERS, (8 years otd,) the only rival of Blondin on the Corde Blastique; the Won ters «f the age, the BEDOUIN ARAB TRUUPB; THE DEL EVANTE BKOCHKR3, the only Kiva's-f th- Haniong; J. SHOW:EB, The dariug Gymnast; PHILO NaTuANs. in his principal Acto Poetry of Motion; HARRY KING, in his celebrated Bar Act; Together with the eutirs Company in new Acts, with the celebrated Jester. JOHN FOSTER, ion &0 cents: children 25 eents. BALLS, PARTIES, we. WE_STRIVE TO PLEASE—The SECOND GRAND BALL of the AWKWARD OLUB will take place at ISLAND HALL, corner 6th at. and Va. on MONDAY, OOTOBER 10, 18%. The Co: dat ledge themsel thet nothin, will be left undone to make this the Ball of the Aeason. No disreputable characters allowed on the floor, No bates or caps allowed in the room. Adm ttee, a, sho) . erts, . Barkman, B: Dixon,’ J. Holmes, F.C. Tucker, oc37t* BR. LABBE’S DANCING ACADEMY. FR. LaBRE the honor of informing hia patrens and the ghblic that in conrequence of bis not being able to obtain his room until November, ‘ne is obit ges to postpone the. commencement of his classes in Washington unti} thattime, Due notice will be given in fu! rtisements of xact time. payee AOADEM H, J. RUSSELL WILL OPEN HIS ACADEMY. AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street, between D and E streets, ON MONDAY,S&PT. 26TH, Ladies, Misses, and Master’s Olsss,on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY Afternoon, from two to five o’clock, Gentlemen’s Class on the same evenings from feven to ten o'clock. For particulars call at the hall on days of tui tion. sep 17-e012t ‘Py ASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK IncorroxaTED Marcu 8TH, 1564, EDWARD SIMMS, President and Treasurer. EDWABD CLARK, Vice President and Sec’y, JouN ®, ELVANS, bia Directors, This Bank is now epen for the receipt of Deposits, at the NEW BANBING HOUSE, No. 5% La. ay, Under Semms’ New Bailding. Money Loaned on stocks, trust deeds and all good seen/iti EDW. OLARK, Bac'y. EDWARD CLARK & 00., BANKERS, At the Savings Bank, No. 58 La. av., Dealers in EXOHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER, And General Banking Business, EpwarpOrark, [sep$i-lm] Jyo, RB. Buvans EW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE, No. 129 Baltimere Street, BETWEEN CALVERT AND }OOTH STS, F. HENKELMAN., in addition to the MER- CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, has this day opened for Retail a large assortment of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS, Such as BLAOK AND COLORED CLOTHS, BEAVER AND CHINOBILLA OVEROOATINGS, PLAIN AND FANCY OASBIMERES AND COAT. INGS, For MEN anv Boy’s Wada a rt . Also, a select assortment of goods for LADTES CLOAKINGS. to which he wonid invite the atten- ber those ee —— om Havi' usual facilities and a long experi he foci ‘Sonfident of being able to meet the wants of the present times, Terms will be Cash and one Price only, __Bep 24-1m* RB GENERAL TY Re on ot, Se ie for il he purchased ‘at Closure Dee ‘see market, ti}l November 1 ? will deliv: Captain L. Lo: Mire A” Qe Me, and be subject te the unde Oeey Es inspection Defore being Faccepted, 4 4 ol Boraes, vt ice of artillery Horses. $189 Ss yment will be'made fo Lined ore. Colonel First Division, Q, eis 8 Office, oc 3-td H, MILLER & COo., * SUBSTITUTES !!1 BUBSTITUTESI! AGENTS FOR THE QUO?PA OF THE DISTRICT, No, 511 Nivth street west, near Pennsylvania.av, MEN! MEN! ~ MEN! Always ready to be musteredyfor one or three years, = ee ert Teasonpble Prices, awe w an as LAB = oan 48 WE ARB _B- a) in ness Mberally deals with, Te ” B® buslaces most Sep 20-Im er Fe atise et te ence, ; Maoraorengp Pious ows THAT , BOLLED OB CALOL 200 TONS of this Bone Dust om hand, for delivery; te lots Soliltpagehinge olen oe ‘Sta , expected. Se: Bradly telegraphed from Bridgeport “TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FRYeM THE SOUTHWEST Detatl~ of the Last Great Fight—Uomplete Pesent of the Rebels—Statements of Pris- oners * CuaTrawooea, Oct. 7-=The rebels have dis! appeared irom Alixtoona. Our victory.thece yesterday was complete The rebel surgeons surrendered their bo-pitals imto oar hands, with from four to six hundred rebel wounded Genera) Crosse was slightly wounded in the chee; aleo, Colonel Elfet, of the 4th Michigan in ft thigh. An entire division attacked Allatoona, under Freveh, Lieut. Arneten, of the 12:h Wiscoasin battery, lost a leg. a NasBviLig, toona, on the Sth, ‘ely vau- » Who retreated precipt- leaving in our hands betveen foar and mored willed and wounded. Skirmish. i terday at Sheal Oreck between the Federal force and Gen. Morgan, ard the rebe} force under Baford. aA report says Forrest is en route for Florence from urenceburg. A late despatch reports a large Federal force near Florence, and that a buttleis momentarily the gunbont Gea. Thomas had arrived trom Decatur, Ala., with news that Forrest's train bad been captured, and our forces are between him and the Shoals, and he was fall- ing tow ard the river FROM MISSOURI, The Enemy at Jefferson City. Sr. Louis, Oct. 7—The enemy appeared ba. fore Jeffereon City hg + bation what na ber, or whether a battle bas beén fonght, can- not be learned at headquarters to night. Major Milson, of the 3d Indiana cavalry, and six of his men, were cuptured. Tbe amount of damage to the Pacific railroad is not Known, but te euppased to be about $200,- 0€0, and the prospective loss of business till the road is repaired is estimated at about the sanie amount. No Signs ef the Ro: ke. NEw York, Oct.7 —The sieamship Roanoke, Captain Drew, trom Havana for this port, has been due bere since the 4th instant, having left Havana on the 2vth of September We learn from @ reliable person on hoard the steamship Havana, at this point trom Havana, that at the time the Roanoke sailed, her captain was nolified that among his passengers, thirry-five in number, were some notorious secesaiouists, but ke said he was prepared for any emer- gency. We hope her delay may be caused trom some disarrangement of machinery or other like cause, but fears are entertained for ber safety. [SECOND DISPATCH.) New York, Oct. 7.—Nothing has been heard of the steamer Roanoke up to 9 o’clock this evening. Arrest of Alleged Conspirators—Escape of odd from Prison. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 7.—The military author- ities have arrested J_ J. Bingbam, editorot the Sentinel; Horace Hifford, ex colonel of an In- diana regiment; Andrew J. Homphries, and L. P. Mulligan, charged with being connected with @ treasonable organization. The evidence in the case of H. H. Dodd, the Grand Cemmander of the Sons of Liberty, has clored. Dedd effected bis escape from thethird story of the prison, this morning, at 4 o'clock, by means of a rope furnished by his friends outside. Reward fer Dodd. INDIANAPOLI8, Oct. 7.—A reward of $2,000 is offered tor the arrest of Dodd. Hoboken Races. New York, Oct. 7.—The race to-day, three- quarters of a mile dash, for all ages, was won by “cee Eclipse colt, beating five others, ime, 2.' be Mile heats, for ages—Ben Bruce beat Velos. Time, 1.50 and 2%. Four-mile heats—Fleetwing walked over the course. Lexington and Patti were with- drawn. The mile heats were won by Uaroline, beat- ing three others. Time, 1.54%. Tn the mile dash, Sejanus beat the American Eagle. Time, 2.18%. : The mile heats were won by Beeswing, beat- ing Skylark in 2.14% and2 minutes. Union Meeting at Harrisburg. HARRISBURG, Oct. 6 —A Union meeting was held here last night, at which ex-Governor Johnston made a lengthy 5; in favor of the re-eléction of Abraham coln. It will be remembered that the ex-Governor was a delegate to the Cleveland Convention, which nominated John O. Fremont, and that he was appointed on its committee on resolutions. He said lost night that the man who voted for George B. McOlelian voted for the Ohicage platform, and, whether directly or indirectly, for the final disruption aud dishonor of the Republic. The meeting was well attended by the soldiers. The political excitement in the interior of the State is running high. Nominations in Massachusetts. HosTON, Oct. ‘Thé Republican Convention of the First District of the State met to-day and nominated Thes. D. Elliott for Congress, and Richara Borden, of Fall River, tor Presiden- tial elector. In the Fitth District, John B. Alley was re- rominated for Congress, and JohnG, Whittier tor Presidential elector. Steamship Cham Retarned, New York, Oct. 7.—Returned, the steamship Champion, hence on the'Stn for New Orleans, having burst one or her steam pipes. She will repair and sail again. Fire in Massachasetts. Boeron, Oct. 6—The City Hall, of Lynn, was burned this morning. One man, who was confined in the basement, was burned to death. The loss is $5,000. Sailing of Naval Vessels. Boston, Oct. 6.—The gunboats Monadnock, Massasoit, Brooklyn, and Saco will sail hence to-morrow, Aftrival from Port Reyal. New Yorx, Oct.7.—The steamer Arago, from Port Royal on the 4th instant, has arrived, ALrsr1Le Rain MaBrianp.—A gentie- man from Sandy Spring re, that about one ‘iday) morning, & e! broke open the store & Bentley, at that piace, (eighteen jue north of ‘Washington and took foods: therefrom, principally clothing, &c., to e value of $1,000, with which they made off westwardly. From their conversation aud other indications they are thought to belong to Mosby’s guerrillas, and to have come from Loudon county. It is sup) they crossed the river the previous night, and lurked du- ring the day in the thick woodson the head- waters of Reck Ureek, within a few miles of their intended prey, which they readily reached in & couple of hours’ ride. | A party of stout farmers, mostly men of ce, under the Jead of a much respected mem- Br of the Society of Friends, was quickly gathered and started in pursuit, ho; w Overtake the marauders and persuade them to diegorge their ‘booty, for which purpose the party provided themselves with such. argu. ape AE came most readily to hand,in the shot-gams: apd: other nasives sdapted to || the discussion of the prevalent errors of the times. A was also dispatched to the command: er of fie military departmént ‘at ashington to invoke the aid ofthe carnal: arm, but with what success not yet been made known. i marauding were pélieved not to have recrossed the noche ‘ave made off again to their lurking place iy ae nysgtoee herandear 4 nianadid will obtain an inter: we are ' 1 kr obisined money and ‘ mount from a ‘store rage Saati setae heavily.— Intelligencer. ulialahan iat Seven 2 of Grant, im those cities; haa driven 5 FROw THE SuUTH. mend Dates t October Da Maren ph, Richmend, aay: mond papers, Which wee (he PAele Chesed “ — resumea publication om Mor dey, avd we sive elsewnere some iy m the Examiner.) Jef five bes made @ epee Bm Ge Pere are abi caput [tas wery desperate in ats ‘ong tv givee unmistikable evidence that ¢ Confederacy is t bling to pieces, Hie tafk about the desperate neveseity of defeat. wwe Sherman will throw light on the news of the rec: nt offer sive revel operaious in Geor- gis, reported to He says that (wo-tairds of the rebel sol sare abernt from the racks, ‘wome sick, some Wworrnded, bat Most of them Abani wuhout var.” He tartber suatea that he fer eat G<rate bo fur'ber .elotorsements, P parity of » s é ret cea ae anucbers uv Virgini® te as he Examiner ix y alarmed by the vordition of att ia, and Jaetily It says, @ditori- eres Cut for reib Abby: “Let groeps be 0. Vinginen: without ‘yof our lines delay from cnywhere t capHo: fairly be bef to Lee's present arm Gon io atread at ‘er is the sore which has too great a toi accession to oe fone from sommeqe need of ihe hqur—Abe Dour ot Bal try, eras hard That seme new aiciunennas good tronps shotlid’ instantly Ge brought to Riche mond, and thet t's vast population of negro wemen and children, who ea! up © veryrhin, should be sen! forth wiih sway, are the evident and préssing wants of the ocoasion” Genera! Beauregard, the Riehmosd Exam. iner of the 4th mstant etatec, has been assigned to the command of two mili\ary departments, known as the Departmen! of Tennessée and Grorgsa, and the Department of Alapana, Mise siterppt, and Eas: Louistiua, which comprine the commasitts of General Hood and General Dick Yayior, both of whom are to retain their present posttions: Stierigan’s suecesees and Early'’s reverses Dave caused weeping and wailog throughout the “Uontederacy " Tle Charleston Mercury, which insistes at the outbreak of the rebellion teat one of the chivalry couid whip five Yan- keer, now takes a more temperate view, and conciodes that the soldiers of tue Union, when PIOpe 3 officered, are more than amaten for rebel. In commenting on ai+trer from Rieh- mond detsiling he defeat of t Fisher's Hill, and the failure of ie eam pate n generall: . the Mercury says it yrophecied when Early first crossed the Potomse nothing bat evil wodld result fo the rebel canse, aud the barn- ‘pg Of CPamber-barg confirmed its fears, It Bnys the froits of the expedition bave been the reieng of ap army tow the Fyderal (}overn- Ment, he deleat of Eariy in two bactles, and tbe aiding of the eufoicementot the dratt,whieh is pottipe tens of thousands more soldiers in the Union armies President Davis's Speech at Macon, [Prom the Charleston Mercary } We make no comments apon this speach; but We céuno! retrain from expressing oar pro- found regret (hat such & speech shonid Save been gaia to have been delivered by tne Onief Magistrate of the Confederate States, for we canbot make up our minds that be delivered it. ve bope speedily to be able to deny its authen- uenty. War News {From Richmond Examiner, Oct. 4.) Atte: tion is -till conceytrated on the lines near Chaffins. but there is nothing: of moment toreport Itis belteved that Gradthas car- Tivd @ portion of histroops back to the soath Bide, bUL A strong foree remains m the neigh. borhood of Signa! Hithand Fort Harrison. No fighting has occurrea since our last issue. Both are working, aud each throws veccasional sbells over "he working pariies That was the canponade heard in the city yesrerday. The Yankees are strengthening Battery Hirrison. Tbe coniederaies have strengthened their lines 80 as to Jeaye Bajtery Harri-on entirely out of their eystem of fortifications. It is thé general opinion that the Yankees are about to come. mence cerions operations from the base, whieh Will shurtly be gained by the completion of théir cana), and will endeavor to dig ap to the city from that direction. rem Petersburg. {From the Richmond Examiner, October 3.) Important ¢vente haye come to pass on 'he Other end of the long lines. While Grant was sending & column o! twenty-five thousand on Fort Harrison, be was making asimilar move- ment to the westot the Weldonroad. There, too, he took a emall advanced outwork, and uehed forward bis column. Bat here, as at Fort Gilmer, he was strenuously met and de- feated, with yet heavierluss Besides his killed and wounded, which can be estimated only, Generals Hill.and Hampton give the official information that they have secured nine hun- dred prisoners, including five Uolonels. Our loss. was very slight. The corps of the enemy who made the dead failure was that of Parn- side. General Lee turnishes the following bulletin of rhe affair: ‘HEADQUARTERS ARMY NORTHERN VIR- Ginta, Oct.1—Hon J. M. Seddon, Secretary War:—Yesterdny evening General Heth a tacked the enemy’s infauiry, who had bro! tbrongh a portion of the line held by our artil- lery eee Squirrel Level road, and drove ‘Gen. Hill reports that they were severely punished, and 400 prisoners captured. ‘everal Hampton, operating on General Heth’s right, also drove the enemy, capturing two etands of colors and about 500 prisoners, including five colonels and thirteen other offt- cers. R. E. Les” The fighting was renewed Saturday, with further success on our side, but up to a late hour last night no official report of the result had been received. ‘We regret to (earn that Dr. John Fontaine, Medical director of Hampton’s cavalry, is among the slain. Dr. Fontaine was the son of Colonel Fontaine, president of the Virginia Central Railroad Uompany. itis reported that the number of prisoners eon on Friday aud Saturday will exceed 1500. The Yankees lost 5,0(4) killed, wounded and prisoners in the fighting of the 30th and Ist, near Petersburg. Our loss was less than 600. Attempt te Recapture Fort Harrison. {From th Richmond Examiner, October 3.] We stated in the paper on Rennie that an attempt had been made to retake Fort Har- rison, which had failed, but did pot amount toarepulse Later in the day, an assault was actually delivered, which was ulsed We have since learned that the canse of the failure was @ misconrtruction of the order fixing the time of assanit by one of the division commanders. He ordered his troops to charge the postin twenty minutes before the ap- pointed time, and, of course, received the con- trated fire of the enémy. The men dispiayed great intrepidity, and, it is said, ?came near, carrying the fort, but were compelled to fall back before the heavy fire. By spe time per returned to the cover of the works from which they started, the other col- umn ruoshed forward at the precise minute prescribed in the order for the agsault, and soon encountered the same destructive fire which had repelled the other colamn. The men seemed animated by 8 determination to recov- er the lost position at al! hazards, and at one time it was believed that, ansupported as they were. they would succeed In expelling the ene- my from the peak, but the fire poured into their ranks at length compelied them to recoil, and finally to fall back totheiroriginalline. There seems to be no doubt that the fort could have been re-taken, bad the forces assigned to thé duty acted in concert, as it was designed they should The Yankees will, no doubt, greatly magni: the failure of this attempt to re-take the fort; and we eball not be surprised at reading in their newspapers the Announcement that “the rebels were repulsed with the lors of 2,000 men; bub the fact ia, that in both assaults we did notlose more than 400 men, kilied and wounded, ¥ Georgia. It is no Jonger & secret that our army in Georgia bas moved. Some say that it has on): Lah West Point railroad; others that i e Chattan: and is about to strike Sherman’s rear. e hope more from Forrest t from. Hood at the present. time, The seleg bh. rts that Beauregard is to replace im chiet command; that Hood is to take Hardee's corps; that Hardee is to to Charleston; but-this good news lacks Se tion. Meantime Genera? Hood has lately made : oo Mrs. Don Piatt, a lady well koown in be i i a