Show jBroa' that point thos lgaoring for a ttM out egge chickens gophers and equirrels campaign existence or Hood or leaving him to procecutc the The two latter creatures hate also suffered iis tamUalgn into Tennessee at his leisure York L V ‘I: ifinch fijem birds of prey and teen thinned out of the Gen President direction and Bdtlerby Babbits ami hares have too by starvation assigumeutiof Gen Dix commanding the by Of the East has: assumed command of appeared in crowds and taken their rations of THE DAILY TELEGRAPH ’ OV MORItUIOi ! ! : T-New ! 118 00' rrtAnsflra r ‘ corn pojtatocs and vegetables Hostel i f is The wild geese have grazed heavily on the i Months Three soo spring pastures and young crops plearing a "fer lIoath'dellvered- In thecfty v : W field of young biarley or wheat in a night and Pr tingle numberthe smaller birds have swarmed in the : vine-yarTlIE ELECTION and orchards and freely taken their liberal siare of the fruit:' next IYesiden of the "United Bees have experienced a sod mortality but Will take but a States will be elected It £ort time to learn the choice We may house flies mosquitoes and other insects have of the ration id 48 bogn been unusually numerous and spitefully sin- decision lave thq infavorofMr noying and Venomous in their attacks on The probabilities are largely seems on domestic animals to have Xinroln— Gen McClellan As though something wanting to a chancO 7 hardljr the ghost of fill up thp catalogue of miseries siroccos dust AND SETTLEMENTS fogs dry arid blazing atmospheres and vioxzy?' FARMS lent winds andwhirlwinda have naturally been In all the older portions of the Territoiy more abundant than common the land immediately available was naturally taken up fast and improvedby converting into1 farm? etc Now the necessity exists of EASTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS taking out the larger streams and conveying GEN BUTLER COMMAND THE FORCES IN - NEW YORK STATE! them long distances at greavexpense rigate add make productive tracts of iand CONSPIRACY FOR AN ELECTION RIOT IN which formerly were looked a NEW YORK! h ”" faith’’ of merely EXPECTED RAID ON BUFFALO! Inearlier days and when RAINY ' SEASON COMMENCED AT RICHMOND were far fyrer than at preejn —THINGS “AS THEY WERE!” was justly laid upon the ad visibility of setNashville 5 tlement 3 particularly smaller ones being A rebel force attempted to cross the Tennessee located- - and built in the fashion of iftti to at the month of the lime Water on the 3d instant but were by the Federal forces with confacilitate and insure protection and 'defence siderable repulsed loss Three "regiments of rebel cavalry But nobody likes to bo cooped upland thef are reported between Decatur and Courtland Forrest with a cavalry force is reported hear common disposition would ojl the time! crop Johnsonville put to tivton one’s farm or at least in the Yesterday at daylight the gunboat Undine cap since by the rebels came through tured a few jcomparatively liberal-expan- ao pf a city iond the chute at days Island and landed some Reynoldsburg some cost y experience Los resulted in conso rebel troops who then fired her and left- " ' L At 8 o’clock the gunboats Key West and Elfin V jqiipnce: steamed down near the West side of Reynoldsburg 900 !00 i I ds To-day'-t- he military forces of this State for the purpose of ireserving order until after the Presidential elec-io- n and preventing the execution of the supposed designs jot the rebels and rebel sympathisers to carry out ja systematic plundering and horning raid in our jpriuCipal cities Butler in hi! official oriter assures the citizens that they need not! apprehend any interference with their rights or privileges as electors as his subordinates are instructed to strictly refrain from anything of the hind his only object being to hu-manity- else-wer- e Jt y'-- 9 ! 1 - - X r ’ I ! 5 f v -- i - i‘ per-uJnc- ! : j" ji I- - vi i- - s assortment CHOICE ay ht ! AIL GO O cisco - r bold In tho pastures of Santi Barbara i Ihe'fe 'Am6 1 - Roberts it 1 town ml Los Angelos end in tbs San tiie Captof the fan and hence I is mountains and have excavated the boles of 1 is stated commanded the Albemarle’! Itthe Albe'-a tiiefe were very few men onboard at the--tne badgers and coons for mica1 Cats lions 1 AtaeCjd i ! i j - y i - I I -- i j '! I Uf ike ! j MISSOURI I CIGARS and SNOT II A Endless Variety i !: SUBSOIL DOUBLE SHOVEL and At' CULTIVATORS Beet in Uie WALKER BRO’S ?' ' j Olle II A E j ’ i ! BTollet - p GRipitN HORSE-SIIO- ucs ' ' 25 CRATES0F '- ' - compriiing every article needed in f a Household ! Ho 1 I CO FAIRBANK’S PLATFORM 'i UNION BAR I" COUNTER AND 0:" O O S V- - ' : jQOLD SCALES II A E 2 ii P! t ii H U Carpenter’s -- COMPLETE StOCK OF PLACES end PLANE IRONS RULES1 SQUARES AUGERS CHISELS Ac -- ' XX : HI 5- ii IS - Carpets i I !‘ $ o AND & 9 3 la variety PLY Stationery ' PULL LINE OF 1- - SCHOOL Mid BLANK BOOKS ' Mills of Burford Oxfordshire England old Cotswold sheep recently-killea five-yeweighing 368 lbs or 92 lbs per quarter SLATES INS LEGAL CAP BILL LETTER BATH and NOTE PAPER FOOLSCAP ar ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES I rga overland vail link — Win Samuel Monroe Wehrly Patrick Formy ‘II A E ' 300 JUST OPENED J To Farmers ' DOZEN:! SPADES SHOVELS FORKS' HOES RAKES SCYTHES SNATHS FEB1 OVERLAND STAGE LINE H A E Departnres-i-Monday:iB A Victs Mrs Oleson and child Senator Harding Hon Jno McBride Jhas Hardy j M Flannery G II Tracey J W j Church — Saws I Mersjji M L Bilvou Henry GravesL Potts' John r -- - BRANCH CROOKES AND FROST MILL ARRIVALS AT SALT LAKE HOUSE Monday: — Sam IS JLr Beales tad J y: j :i - i d i CHINA and 'j GLASSWARE j -I- j §51000000! - CROCKERY co 1 - Qiikeneware- j'' al Departnres-j-llonda- ' NAILS E CUT AND FINISHING NAILS ail 8!ms HUNOABIAN NAILS and TACKS Queen yictoria is furnishing a story from her own pen for one'of the London magazines ' Cullum late chief of staff Brigadier-Generto General Uallcck ha8 been ordered to duty at West Point a$ Superintendent of the Military Academy tit that place Flour lias risen toi $8 £0' in Corson City Ten camels were sold at Virginia Nevada r11iese recently at from $100 o 200 each “critters” it is said j hate proved less profitable than was expected The government used to bury the deac horses of the army At a cost of $50 Q00 per annum noW a firm at Alexandria VaK pays the privilege of taking that amount yearly for J bodies the away The petroleum prbduced in Pennsylvania the post twelve months wa3 Isold fo §56000-00- 0 at the wells Th iron and coal producer in the same tim'e in the1 State aihounted to j KEROSENE AND GASTORjOILS KEROSENE LAMPS WICKS AND CHIMNEYS I i AE IK j ! K Plows ion 'mounx be- tween Dudley Cavanagh champion of the United State and Victor Estephe champion of Pennsylvania resulted in a victory for the latter by a majority of points in the game of 1000 npL MrsIlose A Greenliow “a devoteif Confederate lady” well known in Washington was drowned recently by the swamping of a boat near AYilmingtop NC she being on her return from Europe In the recent treaty between France and Cochin Chiba France maintains her foothold there and receives $90000j000 besides The British government has an invention of an improved screw which will propel vessels forty miles bn hoar A Crystal Palace has been opened at Am sterdam i: ak Davis De' : HO FOR THE CARPENTERS!! x CROSS CUT Do buck: ! H AE HURRAH!!! i- - SPEARS A JACKSON’S and DISSTOVS HAND end OTHER SAWS Choice Assortment! WASTED iaiaiEDXATEX1T j MAPLE SUGAR - FANCY CANDIES or A FEW GOOD t Mixed candies V OUM DROPS I lozenges j LICORICE FIGS IN PACKAGES 1 UBERAL1 WAGES GIVEN 0- - 1 Not 2 1S6A ioa-t- Apply at GODBITS DRUG STORE 0 O 33 & at Retail 1 I 0h i s 500 AT FreighterIAULWanted::: BODENBURG 105-- 1 :i U db I n R - Sfccki HEAVY LINEN SACKS h I xs ' ' urmriy A BALES' 40 Inch U 8 A STANDARD DU6K 3 BALT” 4 08NABURG t fc ' i vi - - I 1 TO lrm 0 S BALES AHnek DUNDEE J LOWER CALIFORNIA - " endless tabiety fine ot of uuCUMBER PICKLES or Grains cither by tho Conk or exchange for Gallon—in brine or vinegar Term fiur Orders by Mall attended to E JOHNSON Spti n Itk VifUt UT Oct 14 ISO i - : j Dye- Stnfft ' LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTSDBiTl Turn 1 v rariaty ef Sisee i I PIGALES Did jFJlHS n&dfinlg i i FAUST’S STABLES Second South Street ioctr i LooUlng Glaeeee GILT ROSEWOOD and COMMON nr HAVE two carriagiri and one doable Mated boggy to Mil for hay grain or legal tenders H A Ei o- -- f WHO W ANTS TO AIDE? I SUTTA WALKER BRO’S EARN Maehinei Belting V: PERCHA BELTING 8 4 Do i i 6 Im end 10 inch fi Mid AwIrt° HOOPER i S 8 v & elhbfdge t y V -- r A - ' !' -- i ii 1 i ARMY BLUE j CHINCHILLAS 1 natural leaf ' ! 20000 iLsS MERCIUKDIZE The coons in many instances cart eaten np (operate against Hood while with" the remaining a tirc crops of garfens aod Ocland cleaned DS HOLTON CLOTHS r $ 'J - ilwie M t ' : A billiard tournament in Philadelphia us 1 WOOL CASSIMZRES Tobaecb as con-ahee- ’ Clotbs s' e j- An A? e - BrJA i - J Md - -- j :(: : OTTZS i 1 cassiMnuc ii Chamois are getting sfcaree in Switzerland They ar 4 not to be hnnted in some of the cantons for three yeafs It is said that upwards of 150000 persons hiave perished in the 'Shenandoah Valley since the war began of the new synagogue The corner-stonEmanu-Eljwhud October 25 at San Fran- g J1 j BEAVER' A small quantity of coal tar will drive flies out of a room Jock Frost is doing it now i -- u - - WOOL BITS OF NEWS j M-l- - Jlats PLANTERS al offi-cia- ls to-nig- o- Superintendent kennedy has issued an order to hc members ofi the Metropolitan Police instruct ng them ito enforce throughout the District compliance with the State law requiring that no intoxicating liquors shall be sold on elec-tio- n that no box for distribution of tickets shallday be erected within one hundred and fifty feet of a polling place and that no unjustifiable phys-cforce snail be used either by policemen or citizens to incite or intimidate electors nt to-d- J ’ OOMPLXTK ASSORTMENT j ' preserve-peace)- j - UBOZ AXll : is-i- - Clotltfti f j to-da- : r i j to-da- H i - JItisa hcttliatto farm to the greatest Island from Johnsonville and engaged a rebel batof 21 pound Parrotts The gunboats were profit the owaerOf overseer or at least the tery driven back badly damaged to Johnsonville At workmen with the live stock! most stay on 2 pmrthe enemy’a batteries opposite above and Johnsonville opened on the disabled gunthe farm or any way very near to it so that below boats They: responded until their ammunition was all thomatuiremade niay: behaved and appli-c- d exhausted and then blew np the boats The crews are at the port in Johnsonville eponomically to -- the land! and theother-wis- e This morning the rebels commenced crossing in Beriojds expenditure of time in cartage the boats of the Undine about 5 miles above 'win- were also‘ need No fightbe avoided This cannot boxjone where largo sonville - Two flat boats The rebels are en ing lias taken place y in bnrying their dead Gunboats from Pa 'pities prevail !apd the farmers liver" therein gaged dueah are insight and reinforcements have arrived Jin this city many a person depends' upon Gen Schofield takes command of the Dost at John farm several miles distant ajid the loss of sonville i tiinio in' going to and fro is great and Intelligence from below Florence states that thb only larger part of Hood’s army is still south of the avoidable by some of the family' or workers river out of rations and clothing and subsisting on the 1 the country on farm r ivitig ' ' ‘ New York 6 It does jnot yct seem advisoble to us to on It is officiallyannonnced y that Gen Butler command of the Department of the East out courugo scattering indiscriminately upon Over 10000 troops have arrived here within the farms even in this valley nqr m any others past two days They report to Butler The to possess information that a plan for a in the Territory If we mistake not there riot onclaim election day was fully matured A large vill continue to be among us an influx of number of Sonthernera who nave been in the city several months are said to be banded for thatpur-pos- e immigrants and of residents transient or : - Buffalo e of a mixed character fori several The following is an extract from a letter received ears to cijmie and the times are not ccyiduc-v- e here- by the Editor of the Express from to the cultivation pf tho most peaceful Dunville G W dated Saturday 5th: Look out for a raid on Buffalo from Toronto and m! inoffensive habits Therefore it appeare Hamilton oin Tuesday The advance jguard is at in surveying' large tracts of land for Fort Erie land Suspension Bridge or will be oh Monday The headquarters are at Toronto Some Sirtnlent farms to do it in the view of leading Canadians direct the movement The all Southerners The writer also andLestablishing (jompact settle- raiders are hot essertslhatj most of them arc Northern Democrats ments aiiiafpnt and of such £izp and at stich The letter is signed by John B Halley - Saepehsion Bridge Sunday Nov 6 distances from each othey that every Rians An exists at the American side at the excitement farm wonld be within a milevofhis houseCitizens are arming and goods anticipated are removed A special train valuables and of settlement or A families being thirty j' forty here ti expected T well' laid out would be incomparably more jWith oopsjis J New York 6 safe from niidnight marauders than would the The Herald's army ofthe Potomac special says the regular! rainy weather successor to Indian dame number of booses scattered over "The summer ppe&ra to have set in before Richmond i—i i no farmer could vo much to and Petersburg armsi-wh- il causing a temporary cessation in no relaxation of vigiactive of on tho qnestibn of distance Tf he lance inoperation There is work Affairs along necessary military 3omplain half a mile from his Ifarm and no the line remain in about the same satisfactory poin which they were left on the conclusion of c ae who wished to niako the most of every-mn- sition Grant’s recotmois$ance of the 27th in Gregg has been breveted Major General his jpiping operatiqnsYouId want to commission dating from the engagement at Reams live much farther than that from "his fields on the Weldon r&ilroar Station The evil of making- - tho settlements too August 2G The Times 'Atlanta special says Atlanta has been I rgoghoutd be avoided that! for studiously At one completely isolated' lor several weeks i? Agreat d sadvautage-iagricultu-- 1 time it was feared that provisions were giving out but no danger is apprehended from that source ral district now Forage for the animals was waited for some weeks ago bat forages into the- - surrounding PANDORA'S- - OX IN LOWEIt The country nave supplied all immediate wants ' latest despatches from Sherman state that the road is clear and the railroad communication is — ia( a triti ? It ' New York 7 accide or misforits sajingthat i 4th Richmond ofthe ! contain the followti nes ncwjiome singly nd tli 3 appears to papers j of the the Albemarle and sinking concerning A dispatch says the capture of Plymouth capture of Plymouth North Carolina by the A lac r my is explained by later accounts iwontnbas also oflate been considerably af-- 1 sufficient watchfulness on the part of oufT troops 1 8eclU8 10 havdbeen the primecause of the loss of lljicted ravages of animal arid fcirdd fld08Qctqn caused by jwild animals I Albcmane ewnna e irom the i3 an“ berds has' been se--1 took a small torpedo oriomues L boat and started riym for Ply-notluyean boibe tancheros have lost hnnclrpcla of Ii mouth On the way they founda small boat p 6 of our men in the river' stationed there horses ad cattle bear lions and II as a picaetmiara but auor-thf- m " being asleep jcoyotes j deprived bvby Who Then proceeding to prisoners the drouth °f theUr I they were taken found the Albemarle at her wharf 3ntomirv lo'tndL ol they venison skrels coons Plymonth and running the torpedo boat under her amidships her upcausmg the damage from whieh she badger? oats acorns and wild frnita were I Wew oon BUnk Infantry was stationed on the wharf riven by Jiunger to seek and attack the finest 1 who fired on the assaulting party end after the Albemarle sunk captured the whole of them No 3 onne'domestic animals There was one was killed and onlyl wounded 111 4m:fw have teen near Plymouth with the force ofthe enemy Very numerous l j XXOOPER A ELDREDQK i Pc-rartm- eut ' sooo rorrfM dried rEAcnrs JUST OPENED I |