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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24

Love sows, even at parting, the seeds
of return. Regrets for the departed are
the types of the Joys ofa coming reunion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
DUr THE BATTLE WAS not YET ENDED.

( and the glorious banner Of tn. republic
once more baptized in blood.
, 1862-10-20
FROM KENTUCKY.
4 REBEL CAVALRY RaID INTO
LkXiNGTUN,
the WHEREABOUTS or The 0PPos-
ING FORCES.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 18.-Telegraphtc commu-
rica1icn wIs reopened with Paris, ky., this
afte1loun-
A detachment Of the 4.h Ohio cavalry, cut
off frcm our forces at Lexington, arrived at
Paris, report that John Morgan, with sou
men, entered Lexington At daylight this mora
ing, driving out SEQ Of our caValry. Sufficient
refpforcements will reach Paris tonight to hold
That place.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l6-Hon. J. j. Crittenden
aid delegation Of tie sanitary committee re-
surned IRON 1.-The PerryvtlIe battle field last
night. TQey found 1,500 wounded and sick
rebels at Harrisburg, and 1,50O Union elck
snd wounded It Perry vile, and LOO at Dan
vile, The ladies Of prrryyille and the citi-
zens for miles about there, are doing every
thirg in their power for the wounded.
Col Boyle, Of the 9th Kentucky cavalry, is
reported to have captured and paroied the
wounded and sick rebels at Harrodshurg-
It beirgdonbt1ul whether the medical stores
sent forward we1e received, DR.. Meylers, me-
oical Qurveyor, has dupjic Ated the shipment
The sanitary commission have also to-day for
warGed cl0thfrg acd stores.
Tie gunboat Chflllcothe made trial yester'
tay. She il turret, mounts Two eleTen~inch
guns, and is success.
, 1862-10-20
JUDGE TRUm mnELL,S SPEECH

JUDGE TRUM BULLS SPEECH.
The mastery speech OF Senator Trum-
1uu which We publish elsewhere, viii COM
11,and the attention of the people Of the
Northwest Tor its lucid exposition, first, Of
The causes which have delayed the war,
ard, second, Of the means for hurrying it
TO speedy aud successful termination.
IL sLows that Democratic policy, with
Democratic generals to execute it, has had
full SWING for twenty months, with no re-
suit but useless carnage, delay and disaster.
He riddles Mr.. s. S. Hayes argument on
This head to very shreds. Henceforth, says
Judge Ttumbull, let our armies march, in
1csist]ess Onset with the edict Of freedom
in one hand, and flaming sword in the
Other. Fight, contscate and cmaacipste.
Seize Tic rebel plantations, sell them to
Union men, and let the negro be hired, in
stead Of tiegged, to raise the cotton aud
sugar Of TIC South. Then you have an
end Of the war; then you have genuine
Republic, with peace, liberty and prosper.
5ty in all lis borders.
a copy Of this speech should be placed
in the hands of every voter in the State
We urge our exchanges to copy it and seni
it far and vide; and let every Repu',sica,
wlo receives it land j: to his Democra.i
nc,ghbo1. If he be patriot at heart
Kill not fail to convert him
, 1862-10-20
FROM ST. LOUIS,
An APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE.
Rebels in Arkansas Panic Stricken
snd Disbanding. T.

.1sncci.l Dispatrh tn tho Chicsoo ,r+fhrna1
ST. Lor1s, October IS. 1871.
The government at Washington has sent
sl25 COO to Gov. Gamble for tie use of the
enrolled volunteers Of Missouri and We un-
understand it is the intention sf the secretarg
Of war to render assistance. from time to time.
to the militia.
Gen. Curtis has issued the following chari-
table appeal:
"There are some 5000 Cherokee refugees
At Fort Scott. very destitute Of tents and cloth
ing. They are the wives Of the lo5al portion
OF those Indians, their husbahds aving Joined
cur forces in fighting the disloyal portion,
who have long been in arms against Us. To
relieve these objects Of charity. the government
,.a, e;ra r.+,ons h,1. c,r,n, aa1o,,,.,., -.
.an k''s 'aAone' ~. e-AHnos .on1to4s17r W
them other Necessities; aud recommend
them to the consideration Of generous
,o4,,+r. ~
4n Important o1oef concerning olseaargeo
soldiers has been Issued BY General Davidson,
commanding this district Hereafter, persons
,,..
, 1862-10-20
ECHEHkEk [&sAFAX.

The Tory organ, having got lot Of bo-
gus reports from A1r. Co1fax's district yes
1erday, set up . howl Of exultatioa over
Ills alleged defeat. H1r. Colfa2s majority
in the district is 228-an the counties be-
ing heard from officially except Pulaski,
which is claimed to have given Turpic
1GO majority. Mr. Colfax's district has
sent II 900 men to tue war, 10000 Of ~hom
would have voted tor him, and against any
Tory that could have been named. After
the adjournment Of Congress Mr: Col
1ax came home and spent three
weeks in the most active eff,rts TO
raise volunteers, sending thousands of
1is OWL Toic1s out Of the district.
His friends reminded linn frequently that
he Was committing political suicide, but
Ills reply was that the country must be
saved even though nc should be lost. He
continued his tforts nlanfaliy ard SUCCESS
fully. He hen made the most vigorous
CANVASS Of Lis district that ever was made
.,'crc, against heavy odds, and, as weknow,
',.i'h but faint hopes Of success. Ills clcc-
3;on, under all the circumstances, is the
Ercates1 triumph Of luis political career:
lie Aas achieved a gallant aud glorious
&~ittf&Yr
, 1862-10-20

We commend the following extract
to the IL friend in Gencsco," who writes to
the Journal:
Fifth Congressional District.
tFro1n the Springfield Rcg1ster.]
Col. Thomas J. Henderson. Of Stark, has been
nominated. bv ccuse:r1+t'1 Ec'on conv sAt,on,
held ut Princeton. Friday 11et for Congress. IN
opposition to Lovejot. Col. Henderson Is Gov
t.rTa'ite. aati7aux4a'aotion Republican.
The Register is the State organ of the
Tories, the highest oracle in their organ
izaticn. 1t asserts without qualification
that "Co1 Henderson is conservative,
onti.praclamatton Republican" and as
such it recommends him to the support Of
every man in the district opposed to the
President and lis proclamation Of Free
dom.
The Tory sheet in this city warmly
endorsed aud adopted Henderson as its
candidate when he was nominated. The
circumstance was suspicious, aod led us to
believe that there was "somcsllins rotten
in Denmark" and We said at the lime, that
it might be set down as certain ''that the
Times had received private pledges from
Tom Henderson or lis friends that he was
hostile to the Presidents proclamation OF
Freedom; else it would not recommend
him so warmly and affecdonate1y to the
| support Of tho Secession sympathizers Of
the district" The Times has not denied
the correctness Of our surmise, and nov
nc hare the open ayowa Of the State or
| puy, nf tho rrn e{o rnrv po r+v %hot H.p nor,
son is opposed to tie Frcsident's prucJ1
i mat7cn.
i We ask again, can auy Republican Q.
War Democrat who supports the President
and lis proclamation, vote for a candidate
occupying the position that Henderson
| docs? Can it be done without stultihca
. sion2 Loveloy is ever true and reliable
, There are no doubts as to lis views ii
, | relation TO the prOclamation
, 1862-10-20
FHEN&xLt tANA~---at4ETE = TEN THAN
VIZ 81 F1s&IS4fiB.

WIZ ~ oFGVSAA0a
4 special dispatch from harrisburg, on !
The 161h, says: "our information to-day is
more encourasipg. Three Republican |
candidates III those closely contested DIS
tricts will get Certificates Of e]cclon, ,uame-
-ly Thsyer, Stewart, and Wallace, though
1Acir Democratic competitors mas contest
the seats befure the House. Tue Con
Ercss!onul delegation will stand thirteen
Republicans and eleven Democrats. The
Republican msjoritg in tue State Legtsla
ture will probably bc five or SIX on joint
ballot The Democratic State ticket is
probably elected By Il small majority.
IATER.-A special dispatch to the Pitts
burgh Gazette states that Hon. James Fl.
Campbell, of the 10th district, is electcd By
the vote Of the solcitrs Of The 12sth Rcgi.
ucut, which ,hsd not left tue State at the
time u The election. This would Nuke
fourteen Republicans elected 10 ten Dem
C1a&s..
STu1. LATER:-A dispatch from Harris
1,urgh, dated Last eteniug, says the uninn-
xkts will have fifteen Congressman
ding Bailey of 4ae 18th district, who was
elected in opposition TO the regular Tory
candidate the Tories ninc. The Shte
ticket Is still in doubt, with the chances in
favor If the Democrats In the Legisls-
ture the Senate will probably stand tReaty
Republicans to thirteen Democrats, and
the House forg-six Republicans to fifty.
-four Democrats,
, 1862-10-20
John Morgan makes q Raid
in.O Lexington.
he CAPTURES 125 FEDERALS.
Gen. Dumont in Pursuit of him:
BUELL. In THE PURSUIT
OF BRAGG.


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, 1862-10-20
FROM .WAsAnleT TON.
brafting Down In Prince
Georges Co = Nd.
HOW yA1L&HDIcBlN, RIcasKck0N, FooR.
HEE&, ET H., AXE RSTEEA&D
In KltHNO1D.
Who the Rebel Geaera Janes Is.

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sa,1o,,obs ~. sx1s..s- ~ ~ ha o++o.,Lad .ns
iut'"uene' 1o1 eApec'h'e ~ We atIaSAeo' aug
that the battle Of Antietam damaged the rebels
much more than is general; supposed at
-. ~,
'A. 1'etsA
Assistant eecrsfarg usner ef tue interior
department, has gone On an official visit CT i'll
sncc,ion In Minresota.
~, ,,ro+-,.,,,.>a,-. b.r a,.os,, .+.o ~
III" e'ee'an'en' use e''!seu Ill i''e tia'le1 u
Harper's fen5, AID the defense is examining
Wins s6ee. Tie case will be closed before the
,n51,tarv commissioners in a few dauz
Gen. Jones, assistant adJutant general,
vtom Prentiss encountered, is our old friend,
Kansas Str;ncfe1lox Cen. Pcentfss sav TIM
-Ia1s ss-.-as ....+ "a ~.s a-as,-t ~! t.~-, s'ss
fepe4s oe1l'eo 9teat alo ana co"dort lfola
the spe cches of Richardson, Carlile, Vorhees,
, 1862-10-20
he DRIES The ENEMY and
CAPTURES So PRISONERS.
What issappssed tsAtsae Iatentfea
Of the Rebels.
Captureef 1 80 Of Stewart1e
Cavalry.
Six OF STEWARDS CAVALRY FOUND
III FEDERAL HEADQUARTERS.
The Rascais Continually
come into In Fed
eFa1 Uniforms,

Especial Dispatch to the chicago T1i5une.1
#aeK;SoroH, Uct. 10.
Gen. stah Tas sent out Lust TnursdsY
Eight to feel Of tha enemy. At Last accounts
be vas at Gajne sVire, going by way Of Aldie,
He divided hts force at 1tiddleburg, portion
being seLt to Lcsshurg, va Sciekersvil1e
He ascertsined al U:pstsril!a that the enemy
were lip force this eide Of Shenandoah River,
with cg&E5G crable infantry. and cavalry. At
Mi1voot. 5c0 rebels coc1Z Oh his rear
Having captured few wagons at Fairfax, un-
der small escc1t, stah1 tt11ed back. The
rebels ha drawn in the forcs which he left at
Thorodghfare Gap, but he attacked and drove
them, aftef smart skirmish, in which ne lost
two men killed and captain wounded, and
captured eighty rcbel prisoners aud one
caieeon full Of ammunition. He was:presaing
through Gainesville yesterday in pn4sult Of
tie rebels d. ing By different roads.
Gen. Prentiss was presented with splepdid
pitcher Of eo1id silver by the oflcera Of the
Eighth Missouri in prison with him. =.
Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tfibuue1
: WASHINGTON, October 10. 1862
Nine prisoners taken at Poolesvil]e arrived
to-day, Of whom six are to be exchanged.
ih1ee ~nlte ana t~o coioreo facn Claiming to
oe refugees ana hasing passed IRON Richmond
70 aaaoser' were taken ~ tas eolomac 10
1nn L. snu afno,, esoasn' T. ~ ~. el's.
4ue s'V - p4ouan,y n. W. 're precursor
VI " a IA IS 'so'' n''1 0uA4u19s i'll fns'aoa aad
eps.u e e1o'.eePonolus WIZ poo'so7efnment
1ouen'ns ou.1erS qaatan'lae sHa emoarso
NSolatAons' ~ - sauAeaoAe 81 AaF< 1ne caas-
, 1862-10-20

Capture OF 4 Rebel Steamer xEltt
ArHaR and Amm0Qatt0Q.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 19-Letters from Jack-
sonyjlle, Flprlda, etate that on the arrival on
the On Of Gen. Brannon, the town was
,ound nearly deserted. Tie rebel steamer,
George Milton, was captured By an expedition
up the river. The guns and ammunition and
also large numor Of contrabsnde who flsd
to our lnee, we're sent to Hilton Head, aud
Brannan and his force also returned, the gun
heats being depended On to keep the nver
free
, 1862-10-20

boston, October 1s.-CApt Fulton, OF the
bark Virginia, destroyed By the pirate
seumes, 6aa arrived home, and infoxms the
New Bedford Mercury that Captain Semmes
vas very independent, sho.t and quick In his
rrnarks, looking on md treating his prison
sss sid crew - dogs Some Of thu under Of
ticere Of the Alabama were more soctable, And
wished themselves we'll ont Of the scrape they
had got Into. The Alabama lrft Birkeohesd,
England, on atrial trip, but never went eack,
ard IL now under the direction Of the English,
Who are to furnish her supplies at the differ
ent ftlands, white she Is to continue to prey
Oh cur commerce.
New YosK, Oct l8.-A letter from Faya}
Of September 18th says the whaling brig
Ekcbl Robertson arrived On the Hin from
eff Flozes-hayipg come here for protection,
and reports that on the eth and 9Th tns:., :
1ehel e1eAmeT had burnt seven whkeza aud
the schooner Starlight On Tue 18th the Por-
'pgese brig HMtense arrived from Swans -
with. coa1, md arrsogazaents were imnedf-
a1ely made to discharge = portion OF her cargo
and she would leavo the zane a&ternoon for
Flores to obtain exact tnfornatfon and com
fort the unfoftunates bY letting them know
that {bAY were cared for,
, 1862-10-20
FROM M'clFLLAN'S ARMY
ABOUT the 80 RRENDER OF HA3-
PER-. FERRY.


PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. 1.-THE rebel
Gen. Stewart Is at BoFer on the farm OF
Stephen s. Dancridge, four miles from Lee
own. Gtn. Lee is At stephensoa's Depot,
loDgstret is ten miles above Winchester.
S:unewal1 jackson IL at Bunker Hill with his
1Crces.
K lative to the surrender Of Haspsr's Ferry,
ttc citizens Of Charlestown say that some one
got good round eum in gold for Its aurreu-
fight, stated thzt the place had to be surren-
dered, ae 1T was the only outlet from Mary
land Gen. Longstreet sent letter to Gen.
jackson that he vas cooped up In Maryland,
ana had no way Of getting out, and hence the
surrender of Harper's Ferry. Tbs farmers
morning Of the surrender, On the outside Of
our line, anticipating tie arrival OF the white
flag, ard at one time became very impatient
At its delay, they were go anxious to secure
tie etort6.
Gen. jackson shot twelve str.9glers the
otntr day. Struggling has become such 3
New YORK, Oct 18.--A special from Wash
ington to the IFo,ld, says:
from one Of the Horld correspondents At Har-
per's Ferry. 1t Is dated 5 p. H.:
Inc double Reconnaissance made yesterday
and to-day h4A been most brilliant and sue
cttEfuL Its dfgeCt Was to discover the enemy
in fosce. Both expeditions were ordered to
return ut 0 a. L., and are now coming
into camp. The enemy has been discovered
in fsfce between Bunker Hill and Winchester,
their main body occupying line parallel with
Bunker Hill ard Bsryville, with the right
funk on the Shenandoah, covered with lY-
airy. The expedition under Gen Humphreys,
from Ger. Porte1's corps, which crossed At
Shepherdstown, pushed on twelve miles be-
yond 1eetown, co1verging towards Hancock +
! column. They met tue rebel advance Of one
| infantry brigade, nine pieces Of artillery and
| two regiments Of cavalry. beyond ,Kearne{-
! vile, When spirited ekirm1sh ensued, the
| enemy bling forced back We lost one killed
and t*o wounded. The rebels lost two killed
| aud eeveral wounded, whom theS lett In oas
! possession. Our force pushed On until they
| gut to LeetoWn, when they encamped, and
| Nere urmolested during the night This
| morning Gen. Humphreys pushed bis advance
beyond Leetown, when he received orders tt
| dal1 hack, which bus been successfully accom-
| plished. The enemy in his front retired upo1
their main body at Bunker Hill.
Gen. Stewards cavalry Is on the shenaudoll Il
River, ten miles from CharlestoHn.
The enemy had completed the destruction
| Of the failroad from Winchester 70 Vaudeville
and we're about to complete the dessructio,
at Charleetown and onward towards Harper
| Ferry.
, 1862-10-20
.DNANA ELlECTK4AN.

=, 4 dispatch fran Indianapolis, dated 1aat
Z ewr ming, says the Try State ticket is eject
- from $500 % 5000 meioritI: Tae To-
@1tfs elect five Congressman and The Orion
party four The 1<Fult in the 10sA and lib
districts Is uncertain. Both, raEths claim
z1lem- Tic Ttrics elect maj ri1y in both
, 1862-10-20

ROA RD1N G-With pleasant
~ Eac1rs, fnrntthed or unf1rn!sned. pleasantly
situated On WAbahh aEr2ue fu1table tor gentleman
and hls vile. or ainE3e gentlemen, differences e{-
chan1td P1eas1 adurt t. ". )" Poet Otce Box 3l60
, 1862-10-20
COLFAX ELECTED.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdhune
South BBND, October, Is, 1863.
Hon 2chuy1er Colfax is elected to Coagress
from fhis district By :2'23 msjority. We have
all the counties Official, except Pulaski, which
/. rpcrtcd.
, 1862-10-20

WHO E1kF10Xb NEGROES
Who employs negroes to the exc1u-
sion Of white men:" Who hires colored
men "and thereby reduces the wages Of
white laborcrs:'' Let the facts answer.
About one year ago the new Sherman
House was opened, (sherman & Roberts,
proprie:o1s, lsciM 4 full ret cf negro aoaiters
and sc7routs, sclo Aape remained there eeer
mncc! The fremont House, OF which Mr..
George Gage (Republican) is proprietor,
has never, we believe, employed co1ored
man silce it WIS opened In fact, Mr..
Shcrman's house il the only first class
hotel in the city that employs negroes ito
the exclusion OF white iahorers.''
We have no doubt that the co1orcd ser
wants at The Sherman House. perform the
duties required Of them faithsa4I and
well. We believe they are honesh iadus-
trioue, well behaved persons. The best
evidence that they are 50, is the fact ,tAat
they have been retained 90 long, first by
Nr. Sherman, and now ty Mr. David
H. Gage, who, like Mr. Sherman, is an
active and Influential Democrat. We pre-
sume lhy wcre employed 10 *'faci]iate
busl1ess,"" J" and that llisy have been retained
k1 The SAME reasoa. Our oaly purpose,
il referring 10 tie clrcumssancc, is to ex-
pose the intense mcanness aud f4lsity of
the man who now makes a political issue
Oh tie employment Of c''lored persons Il to
the exclusion Of white la5orers." Re-
duce the wsges Of white men.
f"1southl If tbs be reducing the
wages OF white men, Mr. Sherman has
reduced them fifty times where Ah. Arnold
has once. There. is 10 evidence that Mr..
Arnold ever employed colored man, to
the exclusion Of While laborers," in lis Life
not even to ''facili4te business
What dodge will the tory organ resort
to low, to Save the capital which it has
songht to manufacture from the handful Of
co!orcd refugees who have recently found
their way to our city? Will it be
said that it was not Mr. F. G. Sherman,
but LIS son, who employed the co!ored
Walters at the Sherman House? Every:
body knows that the son stood in his fas::
u'e1's shoes in the proprietorship Of the
house when it was opened to the publ: :.
Everybody knows that ii 31r. F. c. shcr-
mans sympatAies for white laborers had
been genuine lie could have turned out the
dasktys ary moment he had chosen. But
henever dreamed that there was any impro
prlcty in employing colored men until he
BECAME candidate for Congress, and found
thHt little dirty political capital could be
made out ct it. Faugb! what con
| tcn1ptible Tick it is!
, 1862-10-20

"! ANTED-Tn a L2nlber and
IN ef1eIent worthy m8a q1.cs and accurnFa Ii
figures = q eapsbls q keeptnE accoaGts u stape
:. Lumber MercEaut care OF Adams H11eate, Ch!cago
lit. - 1nffl October 18th. cc4iy4,;-ow
, 1862-10-20

Ar- 1akersol%a AFRotatmeats-
Hon E. 6. 1nRason. Republican Uniop
candidate for Congress for the State 1t laHEe,
will address the people On political topics y
ese foAS~1nE *tma and places:
Dauvflla. Eernil1ion county, Monday, Oct. ~
GhNlsetou, Cules comfy. Tuesday. Oct II.
fa1ta. EdEar county, "Wednesday. Oct. n
0a.ey. Rlehhnd county Friday, Oct. ~
Salem, Marion county. Saturday, Oct. Is.
Alha, Had,ron county, Ao2dsy. Oct. u.
<@nlxcy, Adams county, "Wednesday, ock 80.
EaeoEnb, NcDonough county. Thursday. Oct 30.
lenistown, Fulton county, Friday, Oct. 81.
, 1862-10-20

Caaeanantt tCsa9se.eisna1 Dss4xae4a.
Ihs vote Of The Isl Dis4iialt IN cinelaaA,l i,
- follows: -: So. ~, ;
John droesbeck. Republican. a..-.--.:..-. tts
GemgeH Pknd1eton 49,. -........T6k
FeaAIstsn's nata,ity, 11s1.
Tie following b TIE yots IN ~ "a District:
John H. Galley. Repahfieaa ..-....s.....:...1 ,4u
AsxauSsf 1f3E. TOY .,s .,s...-..-..-.......--.1.3l3
, 1862-10-20

10 eadea.ozIng to unite his forcex with Hxua-
phfo1 Aanball, who is low At OF nsar Sharp:-
burg. An attack from Mataha1l is :noked for
here Tonight Lexington Il In posxsalon Of
cur troops,
, 1862-10-20

1 kpotlser stcsne- Rnn4 ths R1eelkAAe.
N1w YORK, Oct 19.--Tna Httsfsh SCHOONER
Mintrra reports fpeakinE 70 = 1ebe3 beDAEaox
frou1 Wilmington, for Nassau, aa6A With
cotton. '~'"
, 1862-10-20

We lmm nsm 'Nsshia8toa thai TIE war
departmenl his 1uthotixed Lieut.. Col. Davis,
commanding 18th Illinois cavalry, to add four
companies to that regiment
, 1862-10-20

NBw Yo9K, Oct 18-The steamer City Of
Washington, which sailed today for Liver
pool, tos& 81 81 .s45 fa sptcia.
, 1862-10-20

" AETED-A sisua ion az En>r ~
~ cle.R, BockKeeper or C pgist. by person de-
s'Ioss q M p:ImafHsnt plass r 1stnsr a t2sn !aE:s
hess AaSEehs " B." Post oMce Box sei. Chtsago.
, 1862-10-20

Hon. C.. Il. LaWEeneesa aAppotNtAeRts>
Hon. CHARLES B. Lawrence, the Union nom~
1nee tor Congress in tie 9Th district, " Il
*reak Is follows:
At Mezdon, Adams coun:y, Oct. 2,et.
At WAr-aN. Hancock county. Oct. I'd
Al Carthage, do do OCT. a3d.
Al Anguish, az do Oct. 24th
sMakirg to be in the evening.
, 1862-10-20

The ResRlt In Mr. ColfAK.s District.
The following are The ma}oritiea (ay mail) in
the 9th Indiana diktrlct-AM Official excerpt
Pulaski:
, 1862-10-20
Detensaen en the Krta Cana1.

BrFFA1jo, Oct 12-.-Tha 0nassstsci1 Adeertf.
81 Learns hat cAlvoaths gon&oet 1t 1nipc,
below Utica. which ejl1 cause aeteatlon At
, 1862-10-20

branches of the Legislature, which will
secure ahe election Of Tory Senator to fill
the Vacancy ooeasioned BY the expnlsion
Of Jesse D. Bright.
-1ndiana h. fkll 5000 voters in the
field, 4}7east; sfest which are Union
Republicans }hey return the State
viii give $1,000 CseA ANne5oriy,