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Vote of the Mn ohio regiment.


Whole number of votes cast, 399
Of which Brough received, 26O
Vallandigham received "a
Balance OF the Union State ticket, 359
COpperhead 30
Co. A, raised IN Sandusky county, voted as
follows:
Brough 96, yallandigham, o. Union County
ticket IS; Coppcrhead 0.
Co. 9, raised in Sandusky county, voted as
follows:
Brough, 80; Vallandigham, A. State ticket,
Union, 81, Copperhead, 8. Union county ticket,
30; Copperhead, 8;-except for Clerk, St. Clair
received 81 votes, and Bean votes.
The Bean who received the votes mentioned
above is the same man (or thing) who publish
es the Smut Machine, and the same man who
was LIST Lieutenant of Company g. 1t will be
seen that the boys fully appreciate his trans.
cendent abilities by the way they vote, and that
they fully approve the sentence of the Court
which dismissed him from the service in dis
prace
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF

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by enclosing a post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had of the author
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ROLL OF HONoR-OoTOREu.

The persons named below have paid the sum
set opposite their names on subscription TO the
Journal during the month Of October:
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STORE TO RENT.

o. The subscriber wishes to RENT HER STORE
fti BUILDING, In Rollenylle, near Kings FIGURING
4Ath Mill. Said Building Is In good condition, with
A. the necessary Counters Shelving and other 6xturcs
The Store ROOM is large and convenient With Warehouse
oom anda Storage Room In the second story The rear
OF the Store building Ia finished of for dwelling t
The country IN the vicinity IL we'll settled and tho
ade Of the Store has always been good Possession Civ
en- Immediately
The above building will be rented on good terms
Enquire OF MRS MARY KING,
Or; J, c. KING.
October g. 1863. 4Omo3s '0''''' -
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

The Fall Term of the Sandusky county COM
mon pleas Court will commence its session at
this place, on Monday next, Nov. 9th. The fol-
lowing is the list of the Grand and Petit Jurors
for said Court:
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FAMILY DYE oOLoRs.

FOR Dyeing SIX, woolen aud Mixed Goods, shAws sear
Dresses, Ribbonss Gloves. B0nnets Hats, Feathers,
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ID A Saving of so per Cent. Ms
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be produced nom the dye. The process Ia simnie
and any one can use the Dye with perfect success
Directions In English, French and German inside Of
each package. 80 ---1 -
For further information in Dyeing and giving per
ec knowledge what eoors best adapted dye over
others with many valuable recpes) purchase Howe
stephens Treatise on Dyeing and Cooring. Sent BY
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rt rr Correspondence Of The Journal. .
From Company f, 4otb, o. ". /.

Headquarters, 18th Regt, owl I
"a "CHArrASoooA, Tenn, Oct. II, 1863.
"Commandants Of companies will furnish a
list Of names Of members OF their commands who
10 the late battle of Chickanauga, were conspic-
uous for gallantry, and good soldierly bearing.
"By command Of
re az GRAY Maior
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
Htu.ian IEuugucs.

Tie Italan residents Of this city cntcria'ned
AZ tie Ma'lon Dor6c on Saturday egeulnr the 2ift
inst tlo Dlle ImbsIt and the Commandeur Iioia the
commanders II tho Italian frigatcf. Re dIalia AID
uIe Calaut19mo. nov lying ia our haibor. with tAer
oDceIs. numbering ehout forty. The committee Of
arrangements UCc McfgE. fabhr Alblu0la BO,io,
CoccariIi. TaLiroolu, 1ogui aid Manara. IL Wa
tlcir iutolon . invite tic oltloIit.s Of te city and
como q tLe noG prominent citizens 10 honor tc occa
r.oni Dat owing - tLo numb o. tAe olccIa and tie
limited size q tho Lon, they were obliged with regret
70 collae l.e company to Italiang.
We understand tlat lie banquet was e bilIant sue
cess even when ccmpaied wiki the splendid cntaiiin
meats recently given to lc Russian oiAcuf. Tho ar-
Iaugoacnts in tho handsome Aa Of Tie Naison Dorte
wslo truly magnificent. 1he table containing about
eigLy covers was cyq ialy0rnmoonci with hovcr.
Gals ltatuoues and groups ynbolcal of italy and OF
lor history Tie dinner rich. tasteful and e.cglnti
as nirht have been expected fI,n Nj. ha.tinel The
proprietor o tie house. hnsefan Italian and patriot
a. welI AZ an an lot in hs profession. lhe iii Of fare
which wax bcaunfuly printed IN the Dh'ionaI ooors
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

decorated vith the national arms. exhibited a
binary list Of rare Injuries.
Ater ample justice had been done 'o 'ne 'e"o'
following toos,s were oiitled and r"'r'""o" ~ -
I.iirn language: H., ,o
', vi,,or Eu,nuel ,he King Of Italy. Responded 10
by Prof '. EoiiH. e... py CLsyniier
= Tho President Of lhe United S'ai"S' hJ Wv
Pcrtinatii, The Minister ct ii1'y. l. rvN, Nanaro.
2. The Army aud ihe Navy d At ~ s., 'prI Nagni.
rhe indsrcndcnce Of Italy. By Mr. laD'fioouL
6 Rome and Venice. liy ID. N'soain' Nr
T. Garibaldi. ny NJ. S'echi u' N"''"
Various other toasts we're dr"hS' III" "'''' 'o"p"
mon;ary speech addressed to 'h' ",t'"s"''",a s"sN
BY Mr. Fabbri, the President o' 'n' ''""'"''' '"e
company highly gratiiicd w'H the 'H'ei''He"'' us
pcrsoa after midnight
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
,o;o-.bat the Rcboh win no. let us have "tho
E.i..snn &c it ia and the Union ar il was"


;s .Yc male tA,.m And this is the immediate issue.
X i M, inst question 10 b, t:c. Either We must sue
eyed OF :; Rebels 'aust ii they succeed the q"cslon
- ,nded If We succeed can ihen adjust III ques
ions of dispute. Tie Rebellion frp,fsodes III lnes
lions which lie beyond IT, Al ayaablo aud legitimate
means Sar redress of wron;S and correction of eHi5
shoao be- adopted but rebellion 4, neither redress nor
corrective of any, but an sgra, ton OF all II we
refuse a. sustain armies in the field help the lie
beiion. recognize no patriotism that hosita'es ia
duty upcn plea that somebody else lntehus W "o
wrong.
Is L not better should snch Issue be forced that we
preserve nationality with loss OF slavery 'h
loso both our nationality and slave property
u is cal tn that We AZ least in hetuck!' cur, np'
hold s'1, property. when this Government IA pIoh,n
ur n We cannot preserve Slavery with our nh'iohhS
IL is certain We cannot without H. Outside ol the non
there IL hope oi security 10 person or Iopell! Ene
those who hold tho institution OF SiaVcfi rs '""'''
must place some estimate upon oir Aat'i. my 18th
The unity of the GoytInnont ~ WHAT e'N"i'h "''"
,af hlokcn hota are lost itccrtainy wise ccnho'i'
10 save an we can fiom the wreck oi f'p'i". lin
rp al b. .oase 90 coa sgcc GN Is worse ih"l ''i 'i
folly have slaves that would venture hir v M M ,brr,
| would take the hazards OF danger 70 d,iVuu ~
si-iusf vror,. and Injustice But ain not Niit 80
peril iry rwr nol uth'r lives merely 10 H U.
tion much less will for such cause forfeit INC I' ~ ~
I Ccvor1tu.,i 10 10 so requires man !" Dc 'itn'' q"
co.,o,is or Abolitonst. No oiAcr ciass oi 'il,n'
~, Wiling 10 stake tie lc OF socct, upon INC Pue't"n
ol d" niger" or d" no nieger AS ",h h''"''' " @ 80
never ca. b. must. therefore Henu " NY ,
ru :, maintain US lifo and preserve our n;"hai,!
thh .,rfrups be wrst krd. life be- hacf.nctd 'hu Ia
st,,i,us be destroyed in the sweep Of Rebellion lh
nationality preserved. can shout a. my eyes pierce inc
sro ko Of H,f;ie ma ny head j. lifted above the waves
al Ecbcladi--i am On American citHcn. ms. 70 ne
s above all pIicctn i'm ert,ncc which cfFths Ildo,
fcasnr8s cannot bay part with II ouy with BIC anu
shall leave the iniulction upon NY children 20 hght on
Cr s pr,scrvaiiun m IL he secured beyond the reach
who ,.0cd prcscrve-E0t destroy my t9tciiTn,hi:
Nom.u.iy, tho. l.. bKAMLLIfE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23


COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAklLLA,
For purifying he blood removing AL chronic constt1ona
impufe state oi the blood and We
only u. br And ,eclua remedy for The OF scro
ua ScAa Head. Ss RAeum Pain and sn einsoithe Bones
Ulcerstions s Throat AMI Lgs, bl0lche fmpes on tie
F.ce letter ard ali scy cruptons OF the skn,
AND BEACI!EllSG ThE COMPLEXION.
not FEW
or tho dorrs that attic. mankind arise from the cor
p IA that hccumuaes the blood OF al the discoveries
that hyo been made 20 purge out none can equal IN enees
uELMBOLDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
RLA ,lelnses rui renoyates the blood nstis the ygos
u, health system, ind out the hamors which
make disease IL stimulates the healthy functions OF the body
and cIpe, the disorders that grow aud fanAle In tie blood
such remedy that could De relied has long been sought
fo and now Ter tt time, She public have one on which
,hsy depend Our space here does No, admit OF eertin
Gates 20 effects but a., iris, of single bottle VIII
show the sk tia, 1t las virtues passing anything hey
hay. ever taken. - -
Two tablespoonful. OF the Extract q Sarapaa added toe
pnt ~ 20 tie Lisbon Diet DRINK. and bottle
fully equal 90 gallon OF lie sysup Of sai'apATiA OF sso
Dscoction as ususi.y made
THESE ENrkACTs HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE ~ 1hE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also
In very general IA az the STATE HOSPITALS and PUB
Lie SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the and 40
well in pre prlcce AMI aIe considered 81 insaasas
remed.eA -
ss- medical properties Of Duchr.
FROM DISPENSArORY Or THE UNITED srA1Fa
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practice
VI Physc. .. .....
remarks made W the late celebrated Dr. PHYSlc PHI
sdelphia.
See rrnarh. mad, by DIR. EPHRNM MCDOWELL, cello
braiel Physician and Member al the Royal College OF sar'
Ireland nnd published IN le transactions OF TIE hng
AID Queens Journal ..,,.,
See Niellco Chirurfica Review pnhHhei by BENJAMIN
IkANENS. Fellow Il Royal COLLEGE 81 Surgeons
rec nlosl ol tie A,se Standard WORKS o. Medicine.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
NrxvyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER %t IopH

s his army have bsra aluost inyupernbe NO uensr''
"xho sorl,s aftrs sunrise" could have "chie'' W.
Rrage has D, ssdy ac,curlishcd uvdcr ocuiu'uo's 50
,isicultirs and ~ ve pf,tcind when the Dhiom'''
IN Il toos pns ,sn NJ ,h ttgoo"a the army th. N''
frl Ia q thoroughly in'reuohed post on 1iu mn ~.
ed vth It's irdalsabo trains, wonid be thc fret
to mako a aink movement. Biagg has beaten Thomas
and tnr mW c.0cnt prng'c'sc'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
yi,c,,pts Produce.

Nov g.. 60 90 tls IloHr 81 0ns Nhl-ky, 10 bb''.
Com Hea l?-i ho,sdo 60 2tfbus Wheat so bush Corn
Tb8l bash barley, 3J bush Oafs 40 Ytsa OH Case, q
pAs AiAcs lOi. pkr. LAID, 80 pkss buckwheot Flour
luc Dressed Hog, 800 pkss. lIsfloas 100 iAs fessS
isur. i.sv1 Ikst Butter
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
The Ucvoiutiou in Mntanoras.

In addition TO the information gwen in the
letter f.om our correspondent at Hrazcs Santiago
Texas, published Saturday concerning fresh Mozi'
can revolution We find the following in letter 10 Tie
J-s..ug p9sf.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
CITY cOvERNrENT.
Hoard Of Couneiirnen.

ocDrt =. IA.
f.po.rl ., 70 tss Ca,aber 20. 10 CAy Hal pusasni
o. fLo fa..e- calI.
Nor..v Josas ssf P,oileui = As BesrS co.zflr,nl
sra al are fi'ay r,qsssiod g. rclFrr~ ~ bosrd
Of f rru CO. Hsilfi.y has 81, l.t5 81 o. clos p m,
4. t.lr sua ura sa1l salrc. nay c0alc boioe The
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

Ncn Retention Incontlnence OF Urine Irritation iDfs.
nation or Liberation Of ibe Bladder ani hldneys Diseases oi
he estate Gland stone in ia. bladder Calculus Gravel oI
Brick Dust ,. er a Diseases or affections OF the bad'
dsr and Kdney, aud Dfopsica dwellings existing In Men,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-08

4 20 sble, the bayoneis Of the army against the
breasts Of the fethefs, brothers and friends Of the
soldiors, and sugecting those Statea to a military
surveillance and dominion.
~ That We denOunce, rs iiheleTH Of the Demo.
cratic party and enemies OF their country, the men
who are engaged In representing the Democratic
party rs wanting in sympathy with our soldiers IN the
Held. IL 10 uase SANDER upon human nature to
Assort that the Democrats, who have hundreds VI
thousandso Of brothers and sons ~ the army, do not
aympathze with them and Il ie outrage upon the
Democratic party that has always stood by the coun-
Try to assert that II s not the friend Of Its gallant
defenders.
49, That the conduct Of Bu adler General Massn
the military commandaut nj Columbus, and Of the
officer commanding the provost guard in preventing
all appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
ings Of this Convention, show that they have just
appreciation Of the Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of tho people, and that they wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this ocoa
sion "a IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
lale Democratic meeting vt Indianapolis. And we
lake pleasure In expressing our confidence IN General
Mason and the officers and soldiers under his com
mand.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for The nominees, three for tho Constitution md three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDnL. President
AMOS LAYMAN, Secretary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-08
DEmoonATIC MnNTIYcs.

he Democratic State Central Committe have made
tho foIlowing appointments Tor meetings throughout
theateto. The local committees will see to u that
they are properly advertised
ON Tuesday, sept sth, at lrnt,u, yuton county
speakers-AG Thurman, y " Stambaugh n Esh
Gilman, w Hutchins. =.
On Wednesday Sept. 9th. at Athens, Athens county
Morris y Esh Imam.
ON rhrsday Sept 10th, at Marietta, Washington
county sPea6ers-.A q Thurman James u Morris,
T. Esholman, stambaugh,
On Fridny sept llth, at Mcuonnelswe, Morgan
county speehers--A g Thurmon, Wm II Finck, Jas
Morris u W SWmhaugh
On Friday, sept 18th At wayerly, Pike county
l5peakers-Geo Pugh Charles Reeineun, j y Plants,
NeRs llutchlns, q Groom.
On Saturday, sept 18th at Jackson @. H., Jackson
eslniy; Speakers Geo u Pugh, Charles Reemeln
splants, Wells llutchins, J CGroom
onMonday, September 9lst, nc Portsmouth, 9cioto
eouity; spotkers-9oo " Pugh, Charles Reemelin,
J hanti, wells A Huiohns, D Groom.
On Wednesday, September 29l at Ironton Law.
renee sounty Spoalefs--tieo ~ pugh Charles Reema
I'm, r rlants, Wells futchina, Q Groom.
On FRIDAY, sent 'lth, At Gallipoli4, Gala county
speahersr Geo Pngh, Charles heemen, j 3 Plants,
Wells ilOt1hins, Groom
On saturday sept elth, at pomroy Melgs county
WeHS IIuiehusi J Groom, j u Morris.
On Thursday sept 10, vt Fremont sandnsky
county 5geakers--ieo y iush. W BARLEY, ! s
ON Thursday, pt 10, at Marion Marion county
speaker pendloton, medary, :. W. Gilson, 4.
J kenney A 4 Ramsey
ON Friday, Sept n, at Wooster, Wayne county:
spcaler'-3 II Pendlcioui Medary. j Green, "
Gibson.
on 5atur lay, Sept i2ih, at Akron, summit county
speaSer--G II pendlet0n, j l. Green, 4 Kenney.
ON Monlayi sept lih at Ravenua, Portage county,
Speakers -oeo Il Pendlcton, i Renney, W Oh
On Tuesday. Sept 18th, at warren, Trumbull.
county sneakers-G Pendleton, s W ellison, n J
kenney, W Snmbaugh.
! On Wednesday, sept Gth, nj Garfield, Mahoning
lyountyi speakers q II Pendleton, r J Kenney, p,
| V StHmhhugh.
| 'Dn Thursdao, Sent I5t1 at New Lisbon CDlumb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-08
Dayton, Icnla and Columbus Railroad
GaMM - -

hINhh bhlJ ltains hast, VIA ConfubuA rbro,Ig
a uokelh rom Dayton 70 All Eastern, Uitos
lhlee lsiiy Trains East, leaving ft,ytop f,r d.
East as follows Nlght Express i.bs D. M, C,r,,' 90
ana Osehbuh lay Express nj lli20, a. M those tiai,
sup "iy At AehlR and London AecOmmodauop 6.s
Columbus "l'"' "N
arriving ~ baylonI night Kprase b,ib T. M: Aoco,,.
press hJb y. m. ''S '-e
Trans run by oolnnioun limo, winch IL nnntes ts
ter than Dayton uIuo. ''' '"'
through tickets can be hsd for all Eastern e,,,ss n
calling ON 3. W. KING. Tlch Agent ~
~ u,. ~. ", MOOpWA.tD, superintendeet
=. MAGaAS,Soul Ag't, Dayton, y. arlo
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Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
snndusky, DayLOn and CIncInnaLI n. h
- MM - -

~ IN IN s.sss.seE
4 IN ami alter December 81, lsuu, and uuui fnrtb,
~ notice, Passenger and Frolght Trans win lea, !.
DAlluN, going north, as follows!
O.1I A. NJ. through Freight and Accotumooati..,
OstU Win Passenger Car attached
ln.gik A, M. hiRil TRAIN Tor aprluRieid Column.
lUsOU lriHhH, bolgiuuutnO, FIfesf, Oyde .i,.i
9puuuahJ, connecting az springfield with fnDp io
Lohdun ahd Nulutuuur, ~ nNiug Columbus al 1850
~ al ufH'nA VAN tliuu ur CuiuInbf, At Fofe.t vtt
Iran vh lttsbufR ~ wayne A Chicago H. h, .r,tB
East H'rNiuH ~ o. sae at uii5 - Ia add ltt.tuir
sdv ~ NJ tydt With fiun on tlrpelnud AND Iulef.
q, y soihg hhst. arriving %, tivtui,uid ~ tiU a 49,
DunllrR al S,duA IN, anu Buffalo nt b.8u l M tto,,
west arriving IA loluto VI t1lU a. Dalroit nt .l,
ih' chicago NJ ivaO m, Rnd auuduAly at o!46 nm
al 4. NJ Night kNpreAs Tor Springfield Irtap,.
Vii hnd belleionirune, o0nnustng At Forest Witt
drnn going hast ON flttsburg h. Yayne and Olen,,t
houu' AlFh Ntehulhe al tlo ni, pttsburg NJ Bat
m. Gong West with Train afrivinv iu M 49, al
bA5 M ami Chicago At lOtU m, Al Ulyde Win rrsln
on cleveland ana Toledo K. H. arriving ia CLEVELAND Al
sSO m, Duni1fk NJ $500 m aud Buihdo AZ bgO n ,o
reichcs sandusky ht 1iiO ~.
H.nE Y, nj. huntsville Accommodation lsaytu.
tsUO Dayton on ARRIVAL Of Iran non, Oipunnat
reaching springfield at 300 NJ, Urteiaa al lOts A. ii
West lAborty ~ 1888 m, belleontane At liibI u M
and Huntsville vi l2l2 m. = 90
Tickets VIA thus Line 10 all points North last AM,
west can BE- had Ht the Ticket Office ia tbe uinn at
-5AML " KING, Ticket Agent
- fAro mWnls AS low As by any other route
For Information relative 10 shipping hroight l,y tb,
koulo apply at tho Company frught lepgt-J .
mAhshll Agent IA. RICE, Supsrtlit.u,ant
NJ q. CLAIR, Gen. Ticket a gent AuIe