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Delaware Home for the Insane.

This Institution viii he conducted on the same
gem raj principles rs he Living Home. ;.d man.
ged by kind and experienced nurses. The build.
jrg has been arranged for the safety and comturt
of its inmates. while it is free from most of the
priSoi-likc bpts aud h'rs that have such al
unpleasant ,rpcar nee in other institutions.
The Proprietor will take the general supcrin-
tcndcnce Of b 9TH he Living Home aud the Home
for the Insane. and by combining juicouS syS
tom of light labor will be enabled to make the
charges considerably less than any other institu-
lion in the country.
Boarding and Nursing
WIN be- frcm Three 10 Trrire Dollars per Week
including Medical attendance or not, as may be
agreed upon.
DR., j. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We, the 81 disorders. Physicians in the City Of
Wilmington. bel, believe til 1t the Proprietor of
the Living Home. and Home for tho Insane. will
endcavor to make them useful aud popular insti-
tu'ops and that We will attend persons who
visit them at the customary city charges.
H. +. AsIcw. NJ. D.. Geo. ". Cnytur. NJ. D.,
l.. p. Bush. NJ. d., James +. Wilson, VI. D.,
Il. X. Porter, NJ. D., W. X. Bullock NJ. d..
X. i. Iuhusun. NJ. D.. A. III. Giinisiaw. NJ. d.,
VIM. IL. White. NJ. D., Geo. Pepper Norris VI. D.,
Geo. Richard Baker, NJ. d. edward Neazcy, NJ. d,
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r. % S. Z 5s:r ;" l. Homeopathic
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j. II. Simms. VI. D., IN
j. d. Craig NJ. D., Iydrolathic.
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PL0WS, STOVES, &C.

Elkton, Sept II, 1861 If.
, 1862-10-24
Public 0B1nfon-An immediate Adj
Ennco Upon The Rebel ARMY Of
TiF.tn1R-

From the New York Herald, Oct 21st.1
The public opinion Of our 1cyel States ex-
pec!s and demands IN i:lnediete adyauce b.;
General Mcclellan, In full strength, upon the
great rebel army Of Virginia The season and
The roads ta that quarter are now the most
operations. Our troops, from the victorious
il7:ds Of sonta Mountain and Ant1etan1, are
lager tor the final settlement with General
Lee, ard they ere believed to be sufli GENTLY
strong in numbers. with their late reinf force.
4 cnts, to march upon him ut once and pat
him u flight.
There is = general apprehension, on the
ether hand, that our army may ltnger at Har-
per's FeFr5 until com pelled there to 70 into
winter quarters, md that thus our situatiou
IN Virginia Will. in May, 1883, be pretty muca
as it was In May, 1862, when, By vigorous &C.
t5cn now, the grest work before rs may be
substantially accomplished before Christmas
The rebe Is IN the West have been beaten back
from Missour1 and from the line Of the Oaio
River, and are now In full flight rom Ken
rueky southWard. They have been cut to
pieces 1t Corinth, AID ignominiously routed
near Nashville Their whola scheme Of ope-
atiore In the West naa been destroyed. and
I'll that cur victorious troops, under taeir able
leaders, have now to do in that quarter, from
Kentucky to the Gulf Of Mexico, is to gather
up tie Fragments Of the rebel armies which
they have broken mp and dispersed. Hence,
with the universal 1des OF, the superiority OF
Mcci*llan's army, the general hf4iaf that =
decisive victory over the rebel dfmy Of Viz.
gthia 1t this time would be the death blow to
the rebellion.
Why, then, does not the army Of Gen. Nc
Cle1lan cdv&ncer We ara informed thst his
soldiers aFe sadly In want OF shoes, and tnst
until they are supplied with shoes and SONS
other essential articles Of winter clothiag they
cannot advanee- Bat who are responsi6ie for
thete dedcieneiese It fs the business of the
secretary Of var to kno1. and to cali the
guilty parties 70 account, snd to ace thst
Piled. Our loyl people win accept no p L.
ny exeases for these deaays III tho forward
movements of o1f armies, If thus ala thu
eleaA aAvaatages We hsse. latelT gained ovae
The enemy are to be lost, and n our present
ofpeEtsnitaee sas decisive action By land md
, 1862-10-24
From LATE RICH.
! aoNn PAPEEz
A10&E 0e1@1De84 for the Failure of
h1s kent1eky CaApaiE0.

FoKFH1ss xcNko1, Oct. n. 1sa.
The Richmond Wig OF the 10Th. contains
- editorial on tho aff23re In Kentucky. eay,
0E: This retrokade movement hSs pro-
toand1y disAppo5nted and mortified our pan
Re. and dssAed the fond hopes they hsd
se1me1 ses M. q noelating Kentucky and Tennes-
magnificent army something more thsn
aMe!e invasion to the neigh6orhood Of the
ynio ktver. We had a1dcfpated something
eofe than boAs8ul orders and Sounding prn-
claanat1ons- We had formed exalted homes Of
We great expedition which he lesd nearly no
o louisville. His long delay At Tapelo, his
Into Kentucky, had shaken the pubic confi-
ae0ce; but few were willing to condemn him
% lorg ~ N opportunity rem1ined for the
e1nsumm2tt0n Of tho grand objects Of The
campaign. It Is III over now. TIE Keu-
mcky movement in the hands of Bragg has
tQrned out to be simply fzz!e. It has been,
rom the beginning 10 the end. brilliant
pa9nder and magnificent taiIure.''
1ae Richmond papers also contain the fol-
HOUR sPR1res, Oct. 17.-Reports from
s Conath ssg TIE enemy have evaeuated Coflnth
: TuFE1o, Oct. 17.-Paru4ed confederate
soldier, Just arrived from Iuka, say that 100
sounded have been sent to that pl4ce, aud
that our number will not exceed $500. Our
army Ii In the highest. spirits. Gen. Polk
nad z narrow escape. Among th.kil1ed is
Col Patterson, 1sk Tennessee; Col. Egan5.
lexas Ra9geB; Msjor Prior, Capt. CAst-
right and VIM. May"
Gsid Is selling in Richmond at s1.6011. 10,
and silver at &1-25ty1 so Per cent.
~ usnaudlng in the commissary department
aas oecone 50 common as TO call forta com,
ments and become q general talk il the
streets. "41@
, 1862-10-24
GREET DOCUMENT OF THE
CAMPAIGN,
Speeches Of Gen. Prentiss,
Col L ynch and
Capt Gregg,

We have printed, on qaaFter-shees, the
speeches Of Gen. prentiss, Col Lynch, and
Capt. Gregg, at Bryan Hall On Tuesday eyen~
ing Last, as eampaign document, which we
VII. send by express to clubs, committees,
ctc-, ut 1hc low rate Of tucnty cents pr hundred
-ccpfz We have been induced to do this BY
the sudden and extraordinary demand for the
patriotic addresses Of the heroes of Pittsburx
Landing, which hAs sprun8 up in al parts Of
the state. If ordered BY mail, N additional
chsrge will be made, equal to the amount Of
postage.
Send In your orders!
, 1862-10-24

An English Merchant Ship Burned
~ An American 1A Spanish Matters.


lFrom the New York Tribune, 22d.1
Pflr4.e correspondence from Hayara re-
ta1t ell. ain Let, tie details ct which, If
cchnrnec, mag involve Us IL some ditii4u l:y
Rlth LIE sPauish aid perhaps with t.a t.. =
1sl gevt rc meat. These are the facts, suca
as fheE are communicated to us bv trust
WORTHY authority:
On ths S1h tt the present month the n1er-
chant ship Blanche, Captain Smith, carrying
ltc English hsy, formerly engaged iu the
trade between New Orleans ana Cuba. but
sid, since the war, 10 al English no1s.', WAS
coming from Netamoras to Caba, when she
stopped at smal! port called Mulata tn take
III coai. When near that place and off Mari.
ana, she ear a. distance all American ship
proved 10 be the Euabaas Mouty ,aary'
Cartain Hunter.
UE'or1una:ely, the captain Of the Blanche
becaine alarmed, and Instead OF waitiuk for
her, attempted to escape. The Montgomery
Continued her pursuit, compelled h.. to weav
around, and ran her ashore six miles nortn Of
Moro Castle. The sea a}cade, who had
watched Fer movements from the shore, took
boat, and 7:ita tTo or thr.e other meu went
On board The Blanche, on which he hoisted the
Spanish utE Us I 81 iEn that 81: was under the
Protection If Ii: Spanish government. At
tie same tune Capt. Hunter Of the aioatgom-
cry ordered tWo boats with armed MEN to 90
On board the Blanche and to take forcibie pos
session Of the vessel.
ONCE on board, the officer in command ex-
planned to Capt. Sulith and to the alc.lde
"hAs his mis- ion was, and told tham-St, It he
had received orders to carry the Blanche
away, if fpessible, if nor. to set fire to her and
10 burn her cargo. Capt. Smith aad the
Spanish c1tcial having prorested az aIns5 such
proceedings, quarrel ensued, in which the
ottictr OF the Muntgotnery sllpp4d the alcalde
in tie face, and with the ai1 oi bis men, drove
him ashore, together Nth the three Span
iards who were with him. After this, they
came back. set ire to the ship and carried
away the Cuban pilot who had been taken bY
Cart Smith at Marianao.
Wren the Spanish governor at Havana re-
c:lTed the account OF the afTaiE, orders were
g:v.n to Spanish ffisate to sail forth vita,
~ to capture the perlft7ator Of the dead.
Eut the nn!'goneTy hid 4isaHpe2red, aud at
hc l2test date no trac: OF her had been dis
c"v.r;d. At lie fame time dispatches were
seAt 70 Mr.. TenaTa, &c Spanish minister st
NasH'ugtoR, giving the details Of tn, Ill at.er,
which by this time must have been sub nit ed
to VT. Seward.
List ercr iog We received tho ps:isi7c assu-
r:Ice that the Rlanche is m English vessel
tngsscd il legitimate trade, aud that when
she was met By the atoat7o:ae3gs'.c vas c,a1-
i=g from Mntaluufas with q c4rE;1 If cpt;nn
, 1862-10-24

The Sixty New Infa ntry Resi-
ments Complete.
*the New Cavalry Regiments

SPRINGFIELD, October %, 1863.
BY transfers and consultations the new In
'antry regiments are al complete. There are
just sixty of them. There ia not an extra
company in the State, nor 4 company less th N
the full number. The new regiments muster
from 500 to $50 men each, and the total OF
forty-Ase regiments is 80, ,387.
The following are changes Of organization:
120th regiment. Col Mckeag, includes COM
panies raised for ths 1S2d. The 121st reei-
ment, Col. Duff, at Quincy, takes the place
Of Col. Bell. The 126th regiment, Col. Rich
mond, at Alton, includes five companies OF
the Rock Island regiment, ard Col Reardsley
becomes lieuteuaut colonel. The 12Sth, Col.
hundlcY, at Camp Butler, who is assigned
tits lumber, is vacated by the consolidation
OF Rielmond's and Beardstey's. It will thus
be seen that the 132d and lS3d numbers are
dio1ped, ard that the regiments are complete
from sevenfy-two to III inclusive.
Tie Lew cavalry regiments are getting on
1el', but their organizations are as yet en-
truly with the co!onels having authority to
raise them. It Is r-chahle :hat the two COM
l'l'ies Of Barker'a dTagoons, now Al Williams
Folt, Ma., will be consolidated into the 18th
cavalry, Col. Voss, which belongs to the same
{Piessanton's) brigade.
Capt Grosvenor Of Chicago, wounded iu =
skirmish befure the surrender Of Harper's
Ferry, is here to rcctiye majors commits
sion.
Major Benz. Dornblsser Of Freeport has
been appointed colonel Of the 18Th, vice
Dasis, died of wounds.
Col. Starring, Of the I'D Is here from
Columbus, ky., aud vii: be In Chicago TO-
morrow for one day only. he gives good
report Of the Board Of Trade boys. Captain
harvey Of company has resigned.
Governor Yates started Inst night, and Will
be absent several days going; goae perhaps
Is far as Washington.
Orders arc being issued to enrolling officer
take the names Of persons voting Oh the 18th
OF November:
, 1862-10-24
Flah emo: AND MEMPHIS.
P4osPHtT OF LIVELY TIMES
! AT ISLAND ten
A Gunboat Sent Down
There.
VAN DORM ANN LOWELL To De
:t SUPERSEDED. ::
Ispee.a. Dispatch to tAs Chicago Tribune

IEree*a! Yffsnste4 r. 49, fnso.u.r.sl-
: i c.1ro 49, 90 - ::
The STEAMER Platte Valley -h.ah ~ ,.sse., -:
from Nein,,hia +bie r,o-,;an 4.N
of fhe evacns.3on ~ tba faSa..1 <s-. - -.
main. a. renceseea stora -1na.,.a T.1z y. .ae
10. When she rcachad ~ ;.,,.s : 1sse
she was hailed by the officer in comms,5 ,na
required to transport tn +he island a., 49,
troops, horses, quarsermaste1s' and cornm;s.
sar; stores, This was accomplished shan+
daylight this n7orn,no Tba oansa of a.
n7ent vos +ba ,n.,o-en41r go, s-1s 4@v'.
.b- rehf1 ca,..,rr I,s,.a~ . ~ p'1' lAaN'
were ,o,rc,i,, .,,o,, 49, s.-t 7''oa='
,.e. 'ro' 49, lo1'' a'lo "eEe tnen
~" n'!.s7 ai9'-snt. I'er9snoso Oh value
49, as .e-1 to'so' eAee2t tae in'an'f5 tents and
'n. ne4's gus. some OF these vera IN ope-
-.-." e,e't4oui - very sl1ong
" saa. 81. en'..u a. gus oells ape 70 oe brought
,,'o~.a.N IN a.., ~ as 'ofee' he'o'oEce-
w. foeHo.' o1 SsAt 7peeol4y'
a.. s. ' ,,: lel' Ao' e''s' quarter soon after
80 .n'e1'sence aeaeneo nese' This move
0'on' T, Da' ueeo aaaielpatea ior several days.
1Ao oei"'' VI 'o' teoels W tnrty-hVe cav
49, - nes soItooo1:tlse OF 1ne proposition
~ :-Ns.DS1-., - eqoaA " 1--we 1ankees.
~ - 49, s. ~ ~ ~ eas5' eomu'ana-
i,,.t -rr;rca tha 11an.ass.. so,a s, ~ nas
.,.o;x-.,+ a. se4oneaSs VI tae
.<t7c~+oa ~, ~ ~ 'A7 oea1n u Inc
~, 1a..u.~ es.
w. iap'Ane. ana inc commissioned of1-
esse .'sp.u,Eu WIN HUI ouflag tue recent light
ei. ~ A'no t'o. ~ pssEeo sarongh town this
49," ~ .ot'e loi LUG inlnssry PRISON az
e4.1 D14s7oori saeru1as were a4so
, 1862-10-24

The Memphis Ba1zetia Of the 10Th
mentions the following names ~ a.nong the
nnmber missing from the steamer Gladiator,
recently captured md burned By euerirlas:
Colonel B. Fowler Of Chicago, Thomas
Connor OF Cincinnati, San. Wolf Of Ct. Loujs;5
sutler to the Sd nllincis cavalry, James Porter
James Y. Rideout, Mr. Haddy Of ArkaasI,
and W. Jacobs, watchman.
The body Of Mr.: Vim r. Babcock Of the
firm Of Babcock Bros. d Co., Of New York,
vas brought up to this city yesterday, having
been reco, cred by friend in Memphis. ~
, 1862-10-24

Hor. 4arcn Tyler will address the people
q! he 9Th Congressional. district a. The foil oT-
ing Zines ard placss upon the War questions
of the day:
PtAsy October q4th. at Wa.aca a. q 'clnc|; H. H.
>ea.urdHy, October z5th. at Wyanet. at O'Clock
= III
Monday, October z7th, at Princeton, st O'Clock
r. m.
Tnceiiay, October es:h. at Neponset, at O'Clock
y. Il.
Tuesday, October 28:h, at Oeceola, ut O'Clock
y. n.
"Wednesday, October e9ih, at Kcwanec, at =
D'ffach i. m.
THURSDAY. October s0th. A. Ga1ya, at 7o,clock
p nj.
Friday. October 2iett, at Ga.csbnrg, at o'clock
p IL,
Saturday, November 1st, at Eno1yl11c. at :
D'ciscF p. m. '~
Monday, November Sd, at peori2, ut o'clock
, 1862-10-24
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Disastrous ExploA1on-A1tack on Cor
PN3 Christi,

new YoRK, Oct. 23.-The steamer C,mbr;,
frcm n " Orleans On the Eth. has arrived
The True De1fo Of tile 9th states that tho
steam transport Ceres exploded of s.. Jo-
seIh's lsfsnd, and twelve Of her p4sseag>r:
and crew were lost, including Lieut.. 5hc:barn
OF nc 18th Maine regiment. Tweusy-oile
Sefe saved, some severely 6caldtd. Tac
guEboat Calhoun and packet, in which e ~
General B1tler: saved thu survivors. IN.
Csies YES totslir destroyed BY the explosion
Galveston papers, received at New Orleans.
Slate tha: several attacks had 5e<n In .de u2cn
Corpus Christi bS eur gunboa.s, nearly ever
hcase beng hit by shot and shell. The gnu
f,H ~ |A~N
, 1862-10-24
THE COUNTY TIC6E EE,

The Republican Conptr Conve,,t;,n
Yesterday, put 1he best foct f,rxard and
made nm cuohat;ca1,v stro,, eart-,rana,1-
iuc ticket.
1fr. H,u,naond the no,c;noc f,r c>or;a
is a sturdy, cntcr.risinr and honest farmer
and . man Of great popularity tbrourhout
the COMFY. He will hrinp ont thu 1sst
Tntc iu the ctmntrv TOWNS and bc ia 9,
well known ard resnect..d in 1hc c;,- 49,
cho;rnt,, of Tho R,ar;1 t,f s,,,rr; ~.
he v;], c,,n,,.ora vim ,,n,a;,.;5.u, e,n...~ -
z-n;,r nm, ,,.,rn.,,.ra ~~' f'0@' Va
III wa,d -, .,,o
ea7,e,t. in tie ,5,E n;stI.+ - - .,
most .ff,c;,,a .,, ,,,c,rnnr,,,;.;nn s,on.s~ ~ ,.
n,cn tic party, an eloorent soeake1 ,nan
6: ,iru1ess cn1r.,y aud ur,o1tm,s,,.l ,,,,,rac-
7.r.' IT,. wi,1 aTorsc ,nc entbns,,zm ~ ~.
x,nnr ~, ;. j., he ,,;s,,;rt ~ +,,s ,,;'.,as. ~
71;tcb. oca will ba .7o,tca hv =. 49,.
mons m,i,.7,v - @A '0-
TIE ca,,;;,:,tos CIV ~r.,,,,,o..o..
7or;s1.,r-a a-a. -,;,t '~' ~ tn'
4;<ws ys,, 1.no1n =. ~ 49, .,,,>a:. " ~ ~ eAcep-
<zacr of,rc Tremont 1T,,,sa - ona -. :, ~. ~.
rnf,st non,..r ard y, ,at res,a.to. ~ e;t,.aas ~ aa
If Tho South n;.;e;an - r. ~ 1.+.-sAs 1"1~
-,,on,;no.t ;. ID ;.d..e,.:-o,;1a ~ 1.1ls ae oeeu "
Rrou1a;c.n oonra o1ss "... .a'o.s. ~, ~ sae
~a,ro ;n,o ,,,a~ 41:. ~ 1iA~o .ae parry
~ r.. ~ as -. ' ~o11sas ~, A4' 'on"
~ .nd he =. .,~ars ~ @ naaa ea,sa %, - nse epeAn-
go - 49,, 7oeoes's.u' .aao,'
IT, Th~oon i o. ID ~ o;.;.sa ~ 10 ;ao.s:e. s.:ee
-r;t, eo,,c ~ ts,c n,o.t ;,,,>,-.a,. ;@,lo.-s. u
,ncnts - cb;ca~o and '.n,t,t.t;aa,,u n1'p'oss
na,1" nan =, ,,o non,nr,;,n "" r. - ,at
n 6euler in buil3iur Stone. mi, one I'm oS t,,., -
-. = -~. - oe 'o.1' Ano one u 'ne
oe,',,.;a @s ..llae' ~ W lhe ne'i'an'cal
hesdaa ~ ,'., '-a e'eA'
~" '.;.., piae''e<1 "na upright man.
- acu:t - ' 1s substantial German
e' " 4one tes'oencc IN the county, and
~ ~. ~ T oupa' ls'' u Tue Town of Pro-
o,:.-. 1o1i's''5 u TIC C!1i-
49, e' s'1u uo4e ls>'eaay OF The fost,
.-a..n,, - ~ wa",.os. ~ NJ NJ srass " mr. In
TaS1n,...s go, I ..u. 1.," - 80. oooa"'o, 3en'
.nd +ho,s.nas ~ - 80 w. A-'neh
, 1862-10-24
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Ttlbane.].
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. "a, 1852
The 26th Iowa regiment passed down the
river to-day.
It reported that cur forces 1T Salem, Ia
Dent county, under the command Of Col.
"srren, LIST Iowa cavalry, have recently cap
tuzed about 500 armed 2usrllIas Oh their way
from Missouri to join Hindm.n' army In Ar
kansas. About N equal number have been
picked up In tho road between Rolla and
Springfield.
Amovement h On fpottora public maeting
to initiate convention Of delegates from
mercantile bodies In western ciios 10 memor-
allse the preaident sid appoint = eomnittee
tolsy the same before him; On the subject OF
reopenlng the A'sais.tp Rtver. Permits hare
been refused heEa to shiR $4,000 wosth of
whisky to Memphis. Ansog other applicant.
wae N omeeru On Gen. Grants stA1, who hid
apezmtt to ship aboat 80, barrels, but Gan.
Curth refused to saactioa tho shiqHsat
Probably Il the wbaty could bd aaipped,
$500 600 worth woaA . nom this.i city aloae
, 1862-10-24

New York, Oct ga fire this morning
broke out ut Nos. Is and 16 West street, de-
sfroying two liquor stores ana clearing" on.
tWenty-eishs poor families, whose household
furniture and nearly all their pronertY was
lost. The flames spread rapidly. There was
not time for all the families 10 escape without
the aid Of the ireme1. No lives 1ast
, 1862-10-24
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

1Kp1ANAroIM, 0d. o. 1857
Gen. 4dCfeanand and stsG, together with
Gov. Yasea o9 nli1sfss arrived Aefe eaie moFa-
MG With some ftiends, and vsrs cloaeta1 with
The military Authorities dar:zg the Day. Gov
ernoze Yates md Norton 1els for Louisville
this evening. 1t i sid that Gen. McClef-
Maud has been assiznsd to the command oe
the Mississippi River expedfsius, and h now
osPsn1zing hls force
The general order rtqaidng eitisaas ct The
ooFoer eonnttes to drill q Astatda1 aftes4
noooA. haA hsen rskcinded. r.
large proportion Of tha drafted Win vol
unteer In the old regiments.
, 1862-10-24

hlcaao. Saturday, Oct Is.
Mutton; coles county, Monday, Oct. n.
CeDtlalia. Marion county Tuesday, 0ct 28
Deca1us, Macco county, Wednesday, Oct. ~.
SIri1 ff-:d. sanZa1n''n 70. Tnn--dav Oct 80.
fs"-Eia, r o-in Co.. Saturday, Nov l.
1'onnauth. Warren Co, McIday, Nov. >.
r Passon BroWnlow'e appointments for Chi.
cage, Na:.ooa and Ccnt:slla were accidentally
omitted .Iom the list IL onr yeste1day7e issue.
, 1862-10-24

j.. FORTRESS MONROE, Or. :3-The steamer
Guade arrived 1rom Ne1bvru aad reports tue
capture and burning Of tie British schooner
Adelaide oi Il ll11ax, twelve miles :roal Wit
ade.
:, a large Union meeting had been h=1d at
D. au:"F', at which resolu ions we're passed
endorsing the Presidents proclamation.
, 1862-10-24
COCK COUNTY REPUBLICAN, UNION
NOMINATIONS.

FOR SENATOR, 18th DISTRICT,
j. b. WARD.
FOE REPRESENTATIVES,
L. G. THR0OP,
59th District 4. B. COOK, :.
VIM E. GTNTHER.
Goth n,str;c+ GEORGE ". GAGE,
J. LYLE KING.
fla. n;e,xs,. F. l. EASTMAN.
L. BRENTANO.
FOR SHERIFF,
D. s. HAMMOND.
FOE CokONER,
DIR. ERNST SCHMIDT,
, 1862-10-24

a Chicago Schooner Dfsman1T.d IN "a
Gale.
GoDEEIcH, Oct. 23.-The schooner ". Fl.
N.rrill. ''o'a Chicago, was towed up h,re -
DAY, win every thing gone hut the hull, sne
IaVlrs5 been caug't III tlie :,a]s ot Tusscey,
, 1862-10-24

3Tor. LtcHar: Sy1s:e*s appointment
- Dt1ava7, 1azswtn county, SATURDAY, Oc .olas Is,
II. nj.
.Niddletown, Logan County, 7aon1ay, October q,
Lex;re+ta, Mclean coazty, Tresd.y, o:toocr
IS, IT. M. 0''''-A
Fnl1iury, Livingston coua:y. Wednesday, o.
~ Poa.1iac. Livingston county Thursday, ostobe1
, 1862-10-24
inscribed FREEDoN AND rBE Ts1oy If
they see their chosen leaders in the thick
estof the conflict


Mr. &oodW1nss Speech.
We publish this morning the very able &nde
convincing speech Of Bon. s. a. Goodwin IL
Bryan Hall on Tuesday evening last. 1tman>
eye-opener for Democrats. Read It. ~
, 1862-10-24

11E"S aI~A young o!tlc2r Of
4 good family. education and ,-cnosa.s,,,r =,
p atan:e who Il served wta distinction IN tia r.
c"rt European Wars. AMI In most OF TIC p-.ct!na1
cDt az Hc:is h;ch hav. taken D'hce ,7tur tie nre
:. i, y el It this 'Gat I'D IS q, e:;pr;;n:.
1rth eco en- sAcst rlon T., saer. he mas n-ethSr
5orn'": me:h<: q maxim: the aciuat-t tic. of s,as
I:tx s:e fnl.s Az: G:u:at'oa. 5e- rh@ a:.s
~ ia'. iaye.1n:: r. IT, aol.rs :aei viii lepy O..
.:n. Of are who cI 4f4as :: it p- j ~ -
>Ld *hH toItes to proys: by us conlu:t ana dep3:t
Nene hut sa,Ose VINO reair .ine -, are Invited
e a. dresa Major i. B. DA3uW0 3D pus. l,Ice
Cl*cace nrisrEJ- ~ ,c+~'
, 1862-10-24

Pn11ADz1PanA, Oct ak-The City Council
have passed = resoletiea requesting tae
mayor ssk postpone neat ot the draft, and
ill the reqaIkte number With vol1usee1a,
paying 500 additional 10 tha government
bounty. ~.
, 1862-10-24

1son. = O. M, TOMS Appointments.
MENDOZA LaSa!'e county, Friday Oct n, Z. y. m.
Darby. lu Page county saturday. Oct as. 8 D. O.
Nspcs' lfe. nu PsEe county, Saturday,, Oct Is, Z
pm.
Is>Ai!e, laSallc comfy, Efcrday, Oct q, IN. n
pv-u, La sa!1e county, Tc::edas, Oct. IS ~. N.
, 1862-10-24

FoRraxas Moxaoa, OFT, 9a-AM ~ 3n,-
catniass at PoFtsma1sk Vtgiaia, tA4tY Ia
nph6er, have aadaeo1y AieapPearta 3is6 III
THEIR too:s. l. Il u1derssood thsy have eke-
dx6dled to ttbk1dQsn.