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fnh edition Jus, ouNessly 100 Tinted Figures; over 40
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO Both ssXrS Married
or Sinrle In Heapi or Discssp--Dr LARNONTS Paris,
London ana NeV-Yo Medical Advise aud marriage Hu'
mon Ne,sl md Nervous Deb ~. Loss Of Memory. in.
cso.cv Urinary Dsuo-ts l1yorutAy loss o. ssarn np'-
tency Affections O. tie BLADDER aus hidn'y'
Iis.se Weaknesses ard their Consequences. Lar-, ho'
se.-che in Pi ysioogy Euroieal hospt. fsacic7 'fN
their rsccs aud spehci tfe AutRoia 0ueqosti fas ala
London Treatment, Ac. 1870, =,
no voil unsuccessful and hhborou' uefimeu' win sler'
cury Copiha Injections Csuoriza'ions Qufk arrc =
Afdotes los tanens &C. plchise this original work Tor
ST. oi E. WAGNE!i. Ne. Nt,ts..t, or =. IOt otl 40.
l2 Nassuust or consult the DOCTOR, No Oh Rfondwes
t8 s,al NeysA ORR TO daily, ana Ilutsday even
iugs -
We concur with other peppers in reoommendus Dr Lar
,rol and IA. work GoCfrit c's E's Uii., D'pa, hr
Stats L,uug. Natiors pelloc a. Aas Medical Review &C.
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huyg7 G. jcEiENER Auotoueer
EVRST ANIlSIS' SALE Of the SEASON.
FAY q. sCkibHER will soil - auction on THURS
DAY, o,t RI. u o'clock o.. m KS Gallery .Jonlng
fi room 70 u! '.,eu g. "a g collection OF Dsgnidceni
o. A' I"r1 on sfAiN4l.''3 c.nuilutod by thu ur.
Enrlt " "
haRCi'S DREAM. hy u. ~ CARTER
~ stiaU INt Convey. ~ II. j. HAYS.
INc b.'l.A. i.l.l -Ai, hy NM. EON9AN.
ThH ANitlS WHISPER by d. ". CARTER
Aiso cll-s sgr. ieus ,y Nm H,rt Louis 4 Nir,,,
g"' lnn,t, ~ T. bcss.tsr, =. LacroiH, II Fenchse J..
Jameson j. io"A !. A. Parker, JON, n. D. kittsn r.
H. or X. H. Pyre Mrs Eliza 0r,t,trslur IL Caderty
~ j. ft .gn w. w. iiilirr A. Wydeyoi Van Beo,, 4. r.
ift, J. Lord-, N1reu, Nuirriuiu Paola Man.oni r.. ~
hr'atl 90 N"wuisn he king WA. McEwan Dr. Ruggss j.
~" an lueen, Madison, bounsld Of fhldeph. Jaoob
Ac, 'mrie renoocs OF Psrs, L. 4. Ncvear, Derry, 5
Moose, iuurl, ani ohefs.
lho Htclron u c,rna'es Is respectfully requested to
~ sale Tho public respectfully IeIgo,lei TO visit tn,
-. s.. wlec tac Gooso paintings aye now On exhibition
VIII catalogue.
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CONTENTS OF FANTDJE.

2. Fir,. Sketch Of two equ;.
vocal 10 css.
J. Tie Lara.
BOOA FIFTH.
!. History OF an Improve
men, Ia Jet WOlk.
?. Made e.ue.
3. Mon evs Deposited with
b { .e.
4. Msnneur Madeleine In
Mourning.
S. Vague Flashes IN the Her.
izon.
s. ralhes Faucheleveut.
I. Fauchslevent becomes q
Gardener at Psgi..
3. NJ u dame NictuTnien
spend. rhi-ty France
Y on Mogsi,v
/ 9. Success Of Madame Vic
1 tu-Meu.
10. Results Of The success.
iIt. Chri.fu. nos libersvit
liz. lie ldieness Of Monsieur
Bamafaoois.
rs. Sou ion 0f some oae,-
!, lions OF Municipal fo-
lice.
rDOK SIXTH.
/ The Beginning II the Rest.
2. How JeIn can become
Cbsmp
BOON SEVENTH.
|. Sister sinlpuce.
2. Shrewdness Of Master
Sclnllaife.
3. A TEMPEST IN a Brain.
4. Foims assumed b. suffer
ing during sleep.
5. Ciolsir the " heels.
6. sis.cr SiG qIce pat to tie
Proof
:. TIE Traveller strives snd
provides f1r hi, itete IA.
6. Admission by Favor.
9. ATieCc where Conviction
are IN tue wy Of being
formed
; 10. The System Of Denegl'
4 iioas.
III. CL@uyrs,hlsu more sd
nloic ss.orished
i BOOK EIGHTH.
!. What minor ". Made
Il ieile } oGs q Lis Hair.
2. FsDtiue hsppy.
8. Jgv.f, sarisu !
4. Authority resumes ~
kislss.
+. 3. 4 Eiitins Tomb.
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ELORGE G.. IiAYDOCK, AUCrI0NEER.--
N ~ ROBERT HANCOCK.
Store NJ. l0l Li1efty.st.
THURSDAY, October p At ~ O'Clock a. the Auction Room
fRENCn AND AMERICAN MINT GLASSWARE.
Ca four MONTH Credit.
- packages frcr ch Flint Glassware.
to) packages American Tumoleri. Gob!e Lamps, Chin.
nrys, &c.
9 cas1s Rockin Cham Ware.
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Sales br Auttlon.
IN ONWARD HlNTZENlCn. Anclioneer.-

II NAls ar1 bEAl ll8LL tNEENHOUSE PLANTS
10y .. ". WIS Go. a, the Horic1lturt Agency, 10
90 hioadNay. ufsr bi'erkerst, TOMORROW at iot
ocock arare I'D beautiful collection 81 stove Green.
ho4c fii't such tesnI, LJeop0dlums CAlaiiuE Chi.
nee tfiI'ar i.c, deIrtsl4s khodolonifons Cfraits
81 Goo hra ml vsor fou the celebrated c.iabshm8nt
o. LOUIS MrNANb Of A5suy. Ladies particularly In.
y'ei 10 attend.
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Address
TIE TRIBUNE.

TT IN order % 'oc, A book in ne hraii Of egyc0mPt'
ny Of ssdieTs ~ GctVe C"f u ete'y reader "a ss
sn.alsT coBH'rY isions THB IEinuEg riH ielf
SCOPES COZ ~, pos.paid-sl ni!es express
10 Copies l0T 80, posi pdd-SJ W by express
Il Coles lot 1 D. postpsii-a5 o. Il by ek.4ess
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OKyrc. ClayKIAsD AID TOLEDO RAILROAD Co
r. ii ..ra 4
Ogrlcg or Tnr FrIs RAILWAY O.

OFFICE THs fhIE RAILWAY CogPisr. 4
NOTICE. The Stockholders Of the Enc Rail.
~ Wy Company are h- ~ fled that TIE ANNUAL,
ELECTION or Direo fi the ensuing year vii be held
a. ihe Office of sii Company. Erspltce in ID. City of
New.Yo.N CLb DAY. ise lFh dsy Of October next.
Tie pous wi be open f.on II O'Clock m, Ia O'clock
T..
Saturday, .ho 9TH iusE sga remain closed rHf the 18Th Of
October. II. -. OTIS, Secretary.
Nev,.Yo-k Srrt r. 1862.
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.aTEST BLOOMFIELD, N.J.-$6, 5CO.-For

w SALE. conforsb HOUSE Of Y Rooms. l,rge barn
and Sable. Ccu-lioue 4c scIo abdnds Of auo grcI
Fruit, penn8uel StroIn excel ent Wen AID Cissfn noun
tain view good neshDoTaood perfectly healthy. haii mile
n station odd hour 0r city. pply COS JNFS5
STEAM SUGAR RLFIHEGY, No. 3l5 Wa.hins,ou-.t. h. y
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NEW MUSIC. 1--WE ARE COMING
~ FATETG ABRAUAH"-Siy Humid ei thousand 81 "a:
song aud Chorus with Piano Aeon pani neat Piicc -
MS; mailed fee. L. IS iso pob bed ls a1iei ~ cheap
form p-i,s cents - r.r huadfei P,ise Get esh
HORACE Waters, Agent, No. t5l hfoa-"ty'
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I ANDS-To all wanting FARhlS.-L1rgc aud
II thriving settlement Of Nneisu0 mild climate Thirty
miles sogth oi Philadelphia ~ afoad Iich soil, hGa ofop
10 De growing. YlFcro rDis fipi = ID - rI
screi payable WITHIN four Je5rs. Good bnsnrs openings
g1od society Hundreds settling end msqg Prove
uens tppy ~ ChAALEs *. Lands, FosnlaiirI. Ni.e-
land Cumberland Comfy New. Im'oy. Let au.weIod
Iagors containing Information Fiii be 'eat fee.
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DoGro ara Rooms.
Heel GGiGic for Sale.

TOR SALE-A COUNTRY PLACE, finely
: situated o. The Slcil Roa near tie Vs,s Of Newovn
Long isud consisting Of a Of hrsritc Lsnl with
good lloaso thereon, containing rooms with NcAta In
rCsr For particulars, lIpiy %
Wa. II. RAYNOR, No. 1.2s5 Broadway.
TOR SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND in the
y town Of Ryo n. Y. about bali milo from P1ft.
chesier Depot snd 28 miles from to Gig. oscr,0 iue Ito
village aud cinu.Lding ,yendi view ~ Long siad Olbi
and the surrounding oouLlrJ For country residence ts
fe csunoi be sulasei. VIII 10 soa b. tDo plIcsis he
whole EXCHANGED for productive city property Ior fher
psuic sAppiy TO PECk BUSH, Potehesgsc; rELh
RkDIHARs 40. Oh CtGIDsf.-.t.. Nov-4 ofa.
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rE7HE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG-BOOK,
Jus, Issued cou,sias % re gss Of er.- 'fiotc md
Secular Music inc.udiuf u pgcc Of fnycrs ~ Sct
sne Dyinc Soldiers sud Soltes Scripture Aenis 70 is
W. silp "a .or .oci s. Sd we'd l.a - cts...
Price cents; So PEI hug postage ccl' ID. .-
aims IN tie will receive copy 10y oT~a.e1s iLeiI
Woi SCE WATERS. Acer,. No Asl Broaawev.
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nInS.tal EilslruMcIls.

II. GAZE & CO., PIANO-FOPIE&
q No if7 t-s' ici invite ,'r'on othsirr'y scais
PIANOh. EntI. sl-I.-sl-LIn s-lIll-,.1.
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Naats.

E'NGAGEMENT.-A Lady Of several years
IA successful experience in teaching Ltiu. French Music
and Eugib branches. dssifts To form n.
meDt with some SCHOOL FAMILY, who seeking ID,
services Of Oficirut aud wiling ustiucfes Country
preferred Address 81 &. s.. Boz No. 81, NewYork Post
Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

was surrounded and the Cumberland Gap lost Then we hear
OF Buell. making marvellous retreat to iook after Loss-
rae And yet for all this We see fine audons published o'
his ,peadid retreat Add further from success In
reaching the region Of Tennessee than were one year
ago And during all that time Buell. has not fought one single
battle except the aid he accidentally lent at Shiloh Connec'
ted by marriage h, family with Of the most rabd
seceo,s OF the South lis political sympahies have been
repeatedly expressed IN their behalf and his whole career has
6ed that be has conscientious scrupes asaint hurting the
Rebel. or circumyenrg their schemea And 1t would seem
obvious II this tenderness Of feeling had not been fully known
to tie Rebel leaders, Gen Bragg would never have trusted
himself and his army in Buels before Louisve nor
would Kirby Smith have dared 10 stand in front OF Cpcnnah
with any expectation Of getting back again Nor have
we the sghte.. expectation that Buell. will ovoske single
regiment Of that force that he ought to have captured
There are mysteries in well as in peace There are
things done ought not to have been done and there
are things cit uudone that ought to have been done, 10y those
in command tha, frequently to signify that there no
sounGneu In them.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
For TIE Campaign.

We shau Issue directly q pamphlet containing;
l. Bon DANIEL 5. DIoKssoS late speech ct the Cooper
Institute.
. Hor. LYMAN TREyAINs ditto.
= Gc JA4Es s. wApswoRTHs letter accepting the noui
nation for Coverncr.
Iii. brief speech 10 those who attended TIE 'eTeu''e
siyon in honor OF that nomination.
We cannot yet state the price, but 1t VIII DC low
as possible considering that we propose to print on
large. fine type and good paper. 1t will probably
cos, $40 per thousand.
Will our friends throughout the State obhge u
with orders at once They will be filed in rotation
ss received. There should be copy placed in th'
hand Of every elector of our State. VIII not on'
or more friends in each County resolve that sucl
County at least shall be thoroughly supplied
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

1t is not often that the history of whole
campaign can be told in one or two Tele.
graphic Dispatches, but the story Of the new
invasion of Pennsylvania, the beginning whereof
was announced in Saturdays paper is finished
this morning. Col. Stewart, as lie boasted be
would, has made the circuit Of Gen. McClel-
lans army, crossing the Potomac above it, rid
ing rapidly through portion of Maryland aud
Pennsy vania in its rear, destroying and seiz-
ing property and spreading alarm and excite
ment as he went, escaping in safety at point
ON the river south of the army back again to
the place OF beginning, having made a march
of 90 miles in the last 81 hours. This expe.
dition exceeds anything before attempted ii
dash and daring by that bold Rebel Stewart
even that on the Peninsula, for this was in an
enemy's country, thickly populated, where he
was in danger at any moment Of falling ii
with large bodies of troops. He may have ex-
pected to do more than he did, but clndoI
compels US TO acknowledge that he has bee-
tolerably successful.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

R,annon upon the st. John Bluff; s powerful oas-
,erv was eaectually silepoed, the garrison put to
flight and heavy guns ard valuable supplies fell into
opr poasession. The success WIS without loss on
our SIDE We retain posse seSsion Of the St. Johns
River as far as Jacksonville.
Two days later dates from New-Orleans bring
no news Of importance. Gen. Butler is pressing the
oath Of allegiance, and will enforce it or the penalty
firmly. The time was extended to the 4th of Octo-
ber after which date all who have refused to accept
the preferred amnesty must report themselves to the
nearest Provost Msrshal, with descriptive list OF
their property over their own signatures. The
gueIrilas III the vicinity of the city are as yet nu
merous and impudept.
An order Of the War Department, just pub
lished, contains a list of Union officers who have
been exchanged as prisoners of war for prisoners
taken by us. They were Colonels, 10 Lieutenanl
Colonels, 7 Majors, 73 Captains, 6S FiIst Lieuten
ants, Go Second Lieutenants and III naval officers
The total number Of exchanges to be Offset by The
delivery OF Rebel prisoners at Vicksburg Is 10 36S
"A dispatch from Kansas City states that OF
Tuesday fight occurred between so Of the 5th Mis-
souli and Quautrss guerrillas at Sieley Landing
the Rebels being whipped, aud one of their Colonies
CAPTURED. with the loss on the Union side Of onl!
one killed.
1t is stated that Illinois has raised ~ 600 volun
teers over and above all the quotas demanded fron
the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

If there be any legal voter of Ponnsylvanis
or Ohio in our City or elsewhere away from
home who has still time to reach his poOpsr
yoting-place before the close Of the polls 10.
morrow night, We entreat him to "stand not
on the order of his going. but 90 at once"
The late Volunteering has enormously depleted
the ranks Of the Union War voters IN both
States, leaving those of their odxersares nearly
full, and there is grave danger from this
source OF disasters TO the National cause. Let
every voter, then, who can work and vote IN
tlis contest resolve to grudge no sacrifice, but
Do his whole duty.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
JOHN eOC.RS,iNE.

The Seymour Association Of the Seyent cculh
Word nonlna,ed Genera John CochEIe for Congress Ia
evening lIlersli' saiufda..
If such is the fact, and the Seymourtes
really mean to support John Cocbranc we
trust the Republican unionsts VIII do likewise.
w man in the district can stand more dis
tmctly, unequivocally on the WtD,WORIH plat.
form than be does.
On the I'D of July, 1861, upon receipt Of the
news Of the disastrous remit OF the original
Bull-Kun battle, John COchrano decided and
declared that there was but ono way leil to
faye the rnion--by proclaimmg and enforcing
General Emancipation. lie Immediately volun-
teercd for the War, and began 10 rai,e soldiers
Us an open, ayowed Emancipationist he
MADE speech to his regiment soon after its
arrival ON tue Potomac, declaring that Slavery
must end with the Eebcllionf and IT was hailed
with enthusiastic favor. t5l TINT ground he
has stood ever since; there he stands to-day
There is not shadow Of excuse for any doubt
or misapprchension Of his attitude. IT, theu
the Seymourtes of his district are ready Ia
support him for Congress, why not elect him
unanimously Names are nothing, or have no
remaining significance. John Cochrane is n
fighting Unionlst and an Emancipationist. He
approves and upholds the Presidents PROCLAIM.
alton OF Freedom. lie stands by the Govern
ment, aud will stand by it TO the end What
more do We want
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Gen. WADswORrH is not so generally known
in this part of the State as in the West, and
so will not receive such large majorites here;
but they will be sufficient We commend his
portrait Oh steel BY j. c. Buttre, AZ Franklin
street, to tie patronge of his friends. 1t is a
faithful likeness, and bespeaks the man. Who.
ever scans it knows instiDctiyely that tho
man it portrays will do to trust We wish
one could be displayed at every Union cOm'
nitt -roofn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
POLITICAL. NEWS.

A Committee 70 visit Gen. DANIEL T.. SIcKLEs
returned last night and report that the General con-
sents TO be again candidate for Congress in the
IVth District-the First, Second Third, Fourth
Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth Wards of this City. lie
was elected in the old Hid District in 1858 by BIZ
votes to 3,Olj for WilGspson, Repub and 2,s foi
Walbridge Iud. Dem. Tie addition Of the Fourth
and Sixth Wards makes the Democratic vote IN the
new district enorinous-it was in 1860, II sol foI
Fusion TO 500 for Lincoln Either Gen. Sickles OF
Gen. Wal5rdge will doubtless be the Union candid.
ate against Ben. Wood.
Gen. JONI CocHRASE has received qnasi
nomination for Congress in the With District
Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards Of this city. Al
the election in 1860 these Wards gave him f,6'4
votes, to 5,O57 for j. w. Chanler, Dem, and 1891
for Conkling, Republican. Tie Fifteenth Ward
was then in the District, and the total vote was
pretty evenly divided among the three men-Conk-
ling, 6536; Cochrane, $780, Chanler, 5,72ii Conk-
ling winning the chair by only l76 over Cochrale.
The Republican Uni0nists of the Vth New-Jer-
sey District have nominated JosTPH p BRADLEY
for Congress. This is part of the District in which
Pennington was beaten by Nehemiah Perry by less
han 400 votes. Ii is pretty hud one now, but q
strong pull Of its loyal voiem viii pretty surely
tecure Mr. Bradley's election.
The Supervisors on Saturday appointed Regis-
trars for the First Second, Third, Fourth, Fnh,
Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Eleventh. Twelfth, Thir-
teenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Seventeenth
Wards The election for tho remaining Wards viii
be made to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

JOSEPH p. BRADLEY, esq, Of Newark, VA,
on Saturday nominated for Representative in
Congress of the Vth District Of New.Jer,ev
composed of the City Of Newark and tho Countv
of Hudson. This district was cut and carved
expressly to reflect Nehemiah Perry, but il
can be carried for Mr.. Bradley if all who want
him elected will 90 to work resolved that Ia
shall be. Mr.. B. is one Of the ablest speakers
in the State, and if he can have hearing BY
all the electors of the district while be exblbits
Mr.. Perry's record, we are sure that district
will vote TO be represented otherwise than a.
it has been. We urge that meetings be ar.
ranged for Mr.. Bradley in the various neigh
borhoods of the district for every night to the
election, and that systematic efforts be made Ia
bring out every voter to hear him. WIFI Q
thorough organization and determined effort. Vi
result cannot be doubtful.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
exactly.

The L,arennOnh Conservative states that
Kansas, having already raised 5000 volunteers
for the War. was assigned no quota under the
last call; that she has raised three full resi'
mcnts nevertheless, making her entire levy
II 600. or one-nimh of her entire population
when the war began. Iowa has promptly MED
both her quotas with Volunteers, when ID
noble; bus this amounts to but one-ten;h Of her
population.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
~-~.-1sss-.xp~---~-.~.,

JonN PETIT, whom Old Bullion once char
ac,erzed as ga great liar and dirty dog is
running as Democratic candidate fox
Congress in Indiana, and in recent stump
speech said:
" Ii Old Abe will to IN tell him how to st0f
,his Rebellion: Efscad SIaroy erery state ~ ~
la.oa aa5 ne Retel.o. rI Dc stopped ia siEfy Gog'"
That WAY would suit Seymour * 20.
eNactly
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
ss-z1<rr-s~-assr.--.xr~s..
The Chicago I,ibvHe hits the nail on NE
head wien il SAYS that

The Chicago IribvHe hits the nail on .he
head wien it says that
rh, rebellion may be put d. aud peace enc bro,hcgl
harmony restored By he consent Of both sections prop
ostion ,hst IA the abstract will dispute Let both the
North bud tho South arc. that does Tor
hel dly. royk, he shall hlu dpys r1se' nocir snd
he Whole thing 10 at un end"
40, then this is war to abolish Slavery"
queries n semi-SecessOnst. No, sir, it is not,
But the men who mistakenly think it cheaper
to sieal labor than to buy II have undertaken
to break mp the Union on the presumption that
they will bo enabled to steal more Of It, and
steal 1t TO better advantage, in Conicderacy
of their own than in the United States Only
cure them Of their fundamental error, and they
would have no nlotire for hating the Union,
and wonId soon stop trying to break 1t up.
Aud that.would give us Union Peace.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

A Convention representing the "peoplss
Union Associations existing in most OF the
Wards of our city has nominated DAVID X.
JAQUFS for Surrogate and WILLIAM TUCKER
for Supervisor. Whatever may be said OF the
authority of this Convention or the policy OF
selecting Republicans for both the county Offices
TO be filed this Fall, the worth aud Fitness Of
these gentlemen viii be universally conceded.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
--v-~-------u-xr~sS

Tie Granada Appeai transferred from Mem
phi5 TO Mississippi when the UnioDists took
the lorner) has received the President :
Proclamation of Freedom, aud don't Ike IT
Nay: the editor don't consider il constitutional
He consoles himself, however, by the reflection
that 10 VIII only take eject where the Union
armies have possession, and there he siareS all
run array nor (We infer that those patri-
archal IIRgers, who " wouldn't leave Massa on
10 account" and d" hate the vile Abolitionists, "
are " all my eye and Betty Martin.") Finally,
The Ippeai is comforted by the hope that the
Democracy of the loyal States won't stand any
sort Of Emancipation. 1t says:
81, Will be unpToluctiye Of .mporsnt results in tho
North We OF course received but w of
opinion from That section since the publication OF this cdct
was unexpected ard has taken the Northern press by
Prize. linf hare enoHQh o. lead = becf, he
Dcuo Taey trh rally ogdinf rtnopiei They viii Il is
true Ie oyefpowered bat divided people will be tie
sequence minority large % leave the ms oF,y 10
the N1h only c,ion of the whole Of the old Union It's
el.c, upou the Army has ye, 20 be tested"
Very good Just test it, VIII you Gen.
Mcclellan is over there by IIarper's Ferry,
aud VIII respond TO any call. Ask Gen. Lee
to send up his gard
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
ssz-sErssrr<s-<Drr-rrr.-,

The Union ar men ofNEwARK, Nj, willholc
Ratification Meeting his erening, which wiii
be addressed, among others, by Hon. JAMES
WADswoRTH late Democratic Senator from
the Buffalo District, n. y. We ask those
Democrats who mean to stand by their country
as against the traitors seeking its disruption and
overthrow to give Mr.. Wadsworth candid
henring
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

TnE MtxNEsorA SUFfEnERS-A meenhs WIZ =.
held at Cooper Institute, Room No. ~ TINS pun, ~
4oclock. 10 devise means for the RELIEF OF 'ne w.
time of the recent Indian massaeres in hlin'sv :.
w. IL. Woodbury., who has just returned l'ol' 49,.
State, will be present, and mako Sla'ensHs TIN.
condition AS seen by himself for weeks pS'''
pubic are iny.ted " attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

changes put In circulation BY e ssa~ OF th, c,tv ana .
ceped as gospel truth BY tie oredulous sepsatioo
Newfofk The Pre'idenes recent visit TO Gen MoCa,..
army was made after full consultation with the Cabinet
had FOR M object to discover possible the Of the
accountable inactivity which has deprived army Of Al. Ii.
fruits due to 1t from the victory OF Antsts The Pre
weH forth In sspirit Of inquiry and returned sill sssI,,.
information OIL this important point"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

JOHN i. STARR of Camden is the Union
candidate for Congress in the Ist District Of
New.Jersey, composed of the counties below
Philadelphia. We are assured that ho is able
and worthy. lie will Of course be elected.
but his friends must do their utmost 10 roll
up heavy majority for MARCUS l.. WARD.
the Union candidate for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

An active Seymourite OF our city Oe''er
known AS close follower Of Fernando Noou'
publicly declared in the Fiith-Avenne Hotel
on Thursday evening, that Gen. Mcclellan was
an execrable traitor lie didn't mesu lrai'o'
TO the United States, but a traitor 10
SeVmOurlem.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Hon. ELBEIDGE G.. SPAULDINS has been
nominated for reelection TO Congress from the
Erie (Buffalo) District. Though we should
not lave advised such denomination. because OF
the strong opposition in the District, we trust
that opposition will now be waived and Mr.
Spaulding elected. lie is most industrious.
careful, useful Member