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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
Suspending the Consultation During tho
War.

81 go fer suspending the Ooustitu'
ton during the war-laying it up to
dry" remarked a Lincolnile the other
day. "Well," says q Democrat, "if
we suspend it, has Lincoln any right
to be Presidenti : Is he not President
by virtue Of the Constitution I has
he any other title : And will he MT
cease to be President the moment the
Constitution 10 suspended Z" Tho
Republican made no reply. The
Democrat reioiued that although he
was for the Constitution, yet Its suS.
pension would rid us Of the present
Administration, the measure had at
least one redeeming feature. The
Republican took q second thought, and
doubted whether it would be we'll to
suspend the Constitution under the
circustances-it being Lincoln's only
title deed to the Office. -EnQuirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
The Negro Above the Union.

Mr. Wilkinson, a member Of the
Senate of the United States from
Minneeota, recently addressed the
REPUBLICAN, State Convention at ST.
Paul, lie said he had conyersed with
the President recently, anG asked him
if he ever intended to withdraw hiI
negro proclaim alton for the cake o.
restoring the Union, and that tht
President answered, in very decided
terms, "Mr. Wilkinson, there is no
the slightest probability that | evel
shall.n What an excellent Union maj
Lincoln isl lie would not give VI
the freedom of the negro for fit.
Unions.-EnQuirsr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03


Alr-"Wait for the Wagon"
Come, comrades, raise your voices,
And shout aloud for Val,
And vow that our next Governor
lie must be and he shall,
Oil won't old Abe be furious, =.
And won't Burnside look blue,
: When they fad that we've elected
vAllAndigham and Pugbi
This men for Ohio,
The men for Ohio,
The men for Ohio,
vAlIAndighAH and Push.
They think to overAwo us,
They think they'll crush US yet,
Bst We western are the toughest foes
The Linconi tes nave met.
We laugh at and defy their threats,
We caro- not what they do,
But we're bOund to have elected
Yallandigham and Pugh.
The men for Ohio,
The men for Ohio,
The men for Ohio
Vallandigham aud Pugh.
oh brothers, don't forget that time,
When Burnside was our fate,
And laws wero supe rceded
BY order Thirty Eight.
Then, like a free born western man,
Oar Val spoke bold and truei
OH when he's chosen Governor
What will poor Burnside doi
Won't he skedaddle,
Won't he skedadde,
Won't he SIX edadde,
AZ hos well used to do !
They call us "traitOrs," "copperheads,"
We caro- not tho they do
But they'd best not tread on coprerhoadS,
Or they will surely rue,
lfthey rouse US they'll wake up snakes"
Believe it for it's true,
So, they'd better f.llint our ranks,
And vote for Val aud Pugh.
The men for Ohio,
The men for Ohio,
The ca for Ohio,
Vallandigham and Pugh.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

North, and added to our moral wreck,
will make our condition pitiaSle in.
deed. But the great world will give
us no sympathy, for we have brought
all this upon ourselves thaough our
own Jolly and recklessnoss.
RRN. FRkKLIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

a TRUTH brcstbed by pale and gen.
lie lips may be more crushing than
the heaviest cannon ball or the most
terrible thnnderbolt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

BRoUoH says he 10 troubled with
"iDAa,nmatory rheumatism" Well.
according TO Republican logic now a.
days, If Brougi is elected, the Goy-
erment will have the "infsmmatory
rheumatism" We vote against the
darned thing Crisis.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

The State do not bod their consti.
tut;onal rights by the courtesy Of
Congress. Congress is the creature
of the States and Of the people /; but
neither the States or the people arg
the creatures of Congress.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

THE Governments" wife, in new
bonnet, and the Governments" son
Bob, in plain clothes, have reached
the White Mountains, and are sup.
posed TO be "enjoyin' thcirselves."
The Government has not yet definitely
fixed the time when he will JOIN them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

Tue receipts for internal revenue for
nine months are about 44,000,0 600.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

The Republicans call Vallandieham
a 'brandsd traitof." We suppose they
call hOugh . branded pariot.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
THE MEN FOR OHIO.
A CAMPAIGN SONG.

Written ROB TIE NLw YORK METROPOLITAN
RECORD.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
MONDAY. Oct. 2S-P. n

Gold opened with great frmness at l:0 and soon sd
vonced under much excitement 10 1914. From thii
point the reaction rapid and at tho Stock Exchange
the price closed at 1894 dl.9l. and Hsa at noon
From this point tie rate reesded 10 l+oi ut , p n
Al kinds Of Government securities are steady
and In demand. Tho long O. continns the leading
fasorite. and sold at ll0i9lll for coupons. and
iHialo9 Tor registered. Debt Cssincstes. o9iU99t
Border State stocks inactive. Missouri e are shade
lower selling at G7iaCsj California "a 1901 aI23, Can
ton Co. firm at a3iaH; Cumberland Coal, 3GS3ss
Coal stocks are all firm. Bank shsres and all dssorp
ons Of regular investment securities are held st full
prlcss PaciGo Mail Ia o-227 0227i; Central American
Transit Co., 5lia32i, Eew.York Central steady at 1884
1l3e}; Erie Common. IlOi1ll0i Preferred ioS0losi.
Hudson Rive1b higber.I mann; Harlem, st99li
do. Preferred. ll20l20; Third Avenuo 800 bid Sixth
Avenue 900 bid, Eighth Avenue le5 bid Reading I21
l24i, Michigan Central l250l2j1; do. Southern esi
sea- do. Guaranteed IlelaI5O, Illinois Central 1851
4la5s, Cleveland and Pittsburgh. llli6lllt. an
Inuoh eIcited, Galena and Chicago. LH0llli
Between the Boards stocks were steady and In good
demand. At tho Second Board the Grnness cen
linued, and buyers were decidedly In tho majority
Michigan Southern Guaranteed sod on the street at
lc3 and Hudson River cx dividend ct H The closing
prices were; Eew.York Central Railroad. I37ial3S;
Efie Railway 1l0Iallo, Hudson River Eailrond 1881
0l3l, Harlem Railroad. oGi196,; Reading Railroad.
1iWl24i Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad. 61a67l; DO. Guaranteed. 155a15f; Illinois
Jentrsl Railroad 2c9l2Gt; Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
lOii Galens and Chicago Railroad. II3iQiI3ii Pitts
'ursh and Fort Wayne. e70s7., Gold. ise.04si.
Freights continue laDgud and depressed. To
liverpool the engagements are 81 900 bush Wheat per
eursl to Ill up at 3D. IN bulk and bagsi per steamer
10 bbls Flour at %. 3D. Zoo boxes Cheese at COS. To
0ndon 1000 bbls OIL Cake at Ii. 3d. 9so tuns d. It's
L. , 100 tuas d. al l6s Cd. aud 100 thaa Talav q.
'a Cd.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

De RyoIsrEagp To-day aud tomorrow the
Bo,d Of EssiIAop in tie seeral election districts of
this city All! meet ni The place, designated for holding
tie polls ard proceed 70 eVoo, and rcyise The registry
II ,oss for tho ensuing election Their sessions Will
continue from until p m. and every voter who
La, chan ed bis place ofrc.iencc since the last cicc
ton Gay Should take pains have hia,s registered In
order to avoid delay at tAis election
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
,..,oo,, fov reported The Jnry thy morning sodsfsd
crpprME CoURr-CnIusrRs-Ocf N,-Bsfors Jussie,
oVAA IS6RAHAh.
DECISIONS.

crpRrME COURT-CnIuBrRs-Ocf. 8-Bsfors Justice
lk6RAHAn.
pECIsIONS
William Depew, &C., agt. james McCue, OF ais
Motion denied without costs. - 81, ,,u
Challes pevin ar. The Mayor 10, Of NswY0'E-a'0a'h
rrented and reference ordered. a.
In the matter OF the petition Of Mary Depey"sr &e
Memo oEands for Counsel
Before Justice CLRRYB. .,r.-
Hennah T. White Ct sL set Henry W. FiesS nc no, ~,
Sheldon egt Geog Ferris ct ala Owen " s''s"
William Cullen ct eis.-Sotilei
s,rrrpyon counr-sr,c1aI Trnx-oos. sa-Bs'0r'
Justice bARBovh
DECISION.
John Purchase agt Mahlon Mstis0n.-Nouon
for new Trial denied with 81 costa
co,JRr OF GENERAL sEssION8--Ocs. e6-bs'of'
Recorder HOFFMAN. s..
A small amount Of business wes transbc'cu ~
This Cont on Monday Tho following sre the csses;
Frederick BohneYt ana sn.d on charge o. ssus % a.
tery with ps,o on Jas Burnett Two ~ithesse, 70. sae @
en,s that the pistol accidentally dischseeo an
th,, The assault wa, committed with tnmber. W.
sc,esd and m. M scner was Iernnded for new tai
Icnyv n Ho1se pleaded guilty to attempt at sIana M
q, quantity Of clothing from soine nosiuets ~ m
Ws.Linstou Go:e No Broadway Remanded iot sen'enSe
cOURT CALENDAR-Tnp DAY
crppr,r CoUBr-Circuit.-Part l-Adlournct
.,t to- part II-Adjourned to Friday, Oct M rL
III sia lS5 23aj il9S. 1893 eo 1910 $3.50 ioS isto
SUPErnE CoURr.-Special Tcrm.-Adjourned 10
's SUPERIOR CouRr-Trial Term.-No Calenda
M, 30 10 Ia lime for publication.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
RgxApKApLg COLLECTION op PAINTINGS. -

A RINARKABLB COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS. -
Mes,rs Leeds Co. viii dispos. Of Of tho raros,
Aid mos, remarkable collections Of portraits Of emil
ncnt statesmen. soTllers suihors artists. and other
distinguished citizens Identified with the history OF our
country during the last century at ther auction rooms
OF Friday next. a, II O'Clock This valuable co..!
lection embracing tho works Of Stuart Trumbul Jar
via Poais Inman O;ls and Others. mostly taken from
fo were selected By Soudder when the Museum Was In
tho old Aims House In tho Park Thoy were aferward
exhibited In Pcale's Museum Oh Broadway. near Park
Place. and Lastly at Barnums.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
MAINE ELECTION-IOTrIcIAL)
Vote for GOveYnors

Total. ....t7,9It 90 3O0' .'fOo5' o0'vI' '''VI
Majority for Cony, 1880. CobuTD over Bradbury in
tse2 1900; over all. 5739.
The Legislature stands:
SExArE-Union. 30; COppeIbead. l.
Housp-Union. 100; Copperhead 81.
Every County In the State except Lincoln gave .
Union majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

Mospsy. Oct ~. 1863
ASEs-The usrhe quiet but sesdy small saes al ~ w
a 81 for Pots and ~ nv for Pearls.
COTTON-News received some time since nom New
Orleans reporting considerable receipts there produced
heavy and some decline In prices but subsequent Cd
svinE 10 account Of additions 70 The stock sbo present
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OYRICE-oc7 "A
Before ComL1ssoneT BE1Ta
TIE ALLEGED POIsoSIS1 CASE
In the matter Of the sppcson Of the British Consul f the
exirsdtion Of Anthony acksOn, alleged fugitive Eon
justice
Tie examination In this matter was further pro-
eeeded with BY the Comm aud the further lssy
tss sdjourbed until the 2th lust Wedlesday, 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
fAdyertisemen.I
psr PRyMIrM R.PLACH HRATRR.-Tho

f.,novgp Ersl HEATER awarded tho FAST fassSa
IA, l.e "a. OF IA. im,rssn Institute ca the Bssr ffee
pr>cr HY.Tsy For convenience. economy and encaeech
th-y are onearsiei &. ". sPAuLDsd. hznuisr.ufx -
D.-er WhorsA sud Retail No. III Bible House. rs"'A~I
Ss;lt fog ci.cnlar
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Oscanyan's lecture, on "The Women oi
Tu'hcy.- OF Saturday evening was asuecesa Il vii
te repeated On Thursday u, hilfo's Saloon
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
City Inspector's Departmess-Deafhs.

Tie following is tho Weekly Report OF Deaths .
he City ard County o. New Yos from the 18th day OF ocsoos
ps,h a.Y Of October i6J Men, l23; Women, ~
go-. 10, Girl. o.; tots. "a Aduns 23e cbildrer. ~;
ssie,. as3. Female. 200; Co'ored Persons 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
n~.s,pts NJ Produce.

ocr r-r7 20 III rloaf. sss bbl WHISKY. scr t,;s
co,s Meal s,I1 ea.h whes. Tsoo bush. Coin, NtO0
busA Os.. o. c1i bash barley ~ pkEs Lsfi ~ pa "a
Cstc 10 Bneiwl,a Flor "a piss fTo'ls.oas ',o' rtss
Pe,roisesa. I,7co piss fsn-r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Oor. A-Befor.
yuoze SHIrxAH.
C0SsTRCcTI0H OF CHARTEE-A0REENgST 10
IrrIu

Geo. w. Msrn6ts e, a. sst. Charles Lnlins
This was an Getion 10 recover balance OF charte
money. The vsssel by the c aer 70 have 81" fun esrs
q mosses With 10 per on The nun Der Of piece. for s,na
stousge The chartsrer did not furnhs fr cargo and
bei arrival dpue between the parties a. 70 her ca
nine ana ths ssvedrss made tbsr report that she wou
carry 36 boshesds 20 tieces Ind 81 barrels and kbents pre-
satisfied With this I'D and the psre. again
lie claimed tbstshe would so than 80 osshssts
The respondea. shen tie 5 va, again pr..estsd - morn
iosshesd, AID Sc bsuel' beny 10 per csui on tiSe o
agreed to settle the bill uto OUT tslsstIg tie
u hogshesds agreed to be thrown o6
The judge wtLoat hearing the council for The fbsant'
correct his construction Of toe charter party bat
bad not objected to the bill that ground when h presented
the tsssaction between the tyig o The
ee psid - In tbe b stated lees he hosshesds TO be Do
Sseed and be decree for tie amount claimed b. the
Ser ibeisuts Mes,rs Beebe Dean Donohus for rspoa
es1''' asssss Benedict, Burr Benedict
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-oor 7e.-Boicrs
Judge sRIYNAs
oPESISa or TEE COUNT.
va expected that Judge Nelson would open
Court i Looming and take Up le calendar bui % he viii not
se R y -n own un pT.idsy u. tOan ouIasd tLss Day
UNITED STATS DISTRICT counr-I, pnnr.-ocr
W-befoTe Judge BErTa
DECREE OF DIsTEIbUTION
The Usied sa.es sst The Schooner sris her t.e.. Ne
This morning Il. Dea6eld Smith, United States
Qtnt Attorney entered Anal decree Of 10 tis
- Csbs. which weasel aons shares In the pIoeesdG
)UPREAE C0URT-cHcu,r-oo1. M.-Bssors Just.co
LEosARD
I'M oAe1 OF TBE EsGLrsH OPERA Ms0Ias.
oaree Escof sgt John j. Creme ard oLeas executor
q " las. WIN nd ttslslneu o. Wn. z. Euron. decd
4" 'a's case, the particulars Of which baVe been
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
IAdxnrtiscfnenfl i
.er nf Nine. DRMOaRsfia
The Xrint

The Winter number Of Nine. DgM0aRsre
,tRKog OF F.suIoSs The uo.br.lsn, n.eres. ~ saeS
he ,nd IN nuusr. Consins more ensrsvirsS. noe -
fofu.on md norr elegance than any Inmocr ye: soee
EeeL aospsl Nov T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
BULLS HRAp-- Monday Oct 26.--The market

BULLS HRAD--Monddy, Oct. 26.-The market
for beet cattle opened this morning decidedly better
than 1t did this day week and for very good
Then therc were s. 400 head on sale, now Ice, than
400 fsesh cattle though probably stale ores enough to
make up 1000; bat that Is not considered full sup
ply at this time II year. II was easy 10 advance prices
upon all grades hall cent pound. ranging nom to
O:c. y u for the nes weight .. beoi seller sinking;
oa which Is quito item. rs hides ard ht are worth
&c. y b The quality of cattle docs not run as well
this week Last and irstclass butchers complain of
Ia, g 10 pay higher rates FOR poorer cattle than last
week vet wo think the number very small that have
cold above l0c y d. but It Is because tho number WAS
few that worth more, aud not because butchers
wero willing To pay moro II they could cot Tue
quality. The weather tbs lnoruing wao The coolest
of the season, Ice having been seen fos the
first time and tiado ior few hours Was very nfist anu
fairly active through the day 80 that nearly an the
stock Was sold of without waiting for Inc stnuown
buyers and tie yards would show almost bare 70 NOR
row. but for three or four hundred expected DO"
from Albany. upward Of forty loads having arrived
ON Sunday. which could not get transportation here
Tho Stats cattle today viii sell at mn average OF g.
head than last week, whch pays for holding over
About $50 head IL the best cattle have been taken 10
day by Messrs. Starr Reed. on Government account
10 ship south to our soldiers 1ha has helped TO Keep
no the price of rstoass and the medium class not be
ing In excess tie demand has advanced 10 correspond
with 'stcas while the supply Of the lowest grade not
very few selling below &C. ID. net which Is ,he price
for their coarse meat that ", piHtes NJ" ""'''' i
and This IL what enables retailers to pay tho y.ots
'hoy have OF late and also obSiaes the necessity Q, .n'
adyanoinr fstes upon their customers Beside ihe Id
vance of price today the brokers have obtained roi
estimates vi weight ard have many OF them sou so, a.
carly and settled with owners ~ thnt ,nsy oIcce
evening trains home Tho aspect Of the .nsrse' pvw. w
this evening Ia very different from last Mos1ay 'u .r
viii undoubtedly contnnc through the so'iS ~,
The sheen Market in Sixth street oroned ths morning.
mors lively than we have seen II this stason ana AZ an
advance d So cents head ovor last Monday mornng
Old sheep sold at over Co. 3D. live wesht. ena no.N WV
standing lhssv was vWy Good aupsV. ""~ "ou0 wv
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
m. hr.inesa Of tho Sub Treasury was: Rc.

tn. business of tho Sub-Treasury was: Re.
..,,,. n 44574 0o-from Customs. e22.oooi Fay
uent. a. so4. .o3l a.; Balance. e3e.s76.lo3 H.
Money has been more abundant at CG7 "
..rt and little trouble hns been found In making up &C.
n,. Tho Bank statement shows an increase Of specie
- nco q, m export OF g. $50 600 last week The loans
are drawing out the deposits. Tho decrease In the in
o- accounted for by tho continued drain to pay foT
Seos Of which the sales last week eIcecdco saVooo
aou, When tho accumulation Of legal tender note, at
the bTreasury Is considered the statement must DO
regarded as very favorable. The payments OF the
Treasury department for some time are expected to
much exceed i!s receipts which SECURE reer supply
Of money, to parties outside Of Government opors
tons.
The receipts for 5.20s to-day are 81 .S7o. 600,
and upon temporary louus sJ2 sCo The Sub Treasury
loses today over two millions Of dollars Tho banks
showed loss Of legal tenders this morning. but from
tao payments Of the Sub Treasury they viii soon be as
s.rong 10 they care to be Tho os OF ls5l arc again
higher and ll0l has been paid. All the Issues OF 3Os
convertible into weniy year bonds are held firmly and
are steadily hardening in price, Tho 73os largely
he'd by the banks and justly considered by them as
their choicest security.
On the Sd of November the Government
ceases 10 pay coin for inteTcs. upon its certificates o
deposit Of which about e3i,00o.0oo are held by the
banks Of New York Some banks have held them since
March 1851 After the I'd Of November 1t Is pTobaol'
that these certificates viii be presented by the banks o
paymcnl should money be wanted q. Cal Y cent IL
paw them NJ Chase holds reserve OF lega! tenders
The following is comparative statement o.
the condition Of the Banss Of Nev.lork City;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
fAdyp ,isuient J

WHY WASTE LIES sHBD-TIME IN BLIND n
sorts 20 vyD rs Rr9ur pr rasUIr when red rspacis
IN a reAi and you ,afsa pc nted out IN ball aoes~
bv fovLyg & ELS No 90 DsDSi~sys
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Mn THoMAs's SATURDAY MArisrEs. Mr.

Thomas. very enterprisng young musician has PROM
ised TO give mttc pabic wan. thom musical naiinces
every Saturday at O'Clock. q. fryirg Hal Ihes,
maincestbc tIs, Of uh.ch WAS presented amid hard
storm end rain on SSturday-aro gotten np on very
sdcfed There siIst. that very expensive thing an
orchestra. composed OF thirty Ave choice usans who
pny pieces classic and semi olassic and hot classic nt
Gottschak for example whose name tells H. owa bril-
liant story. snd Is known In leading Capitals OF The
continent of Earupe. as well as IL "a here. Next Mr.
late Master Sandrrsor, WHO handles octsyes on tie
piano with ts- digiti defium as II they were
sin glc notes. Then we have Nj Thomas aud Mr.. Mol
lenbauor, volnista Then every wofthiiy aspirinS
Young singer wiz have reaay hearing 10 these con
ccItK Miss Lucy Simons. tie bes. know low AND sue
cessgnl dobulanie Ia of the number
Students Of music viii mad tho msliss IN parro a.
49, entertainments, end have their relertory OF
tons enriched by all si iylos. vocal instrumental
and mixed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

FATAL ACcIDEST. Coroner Collin, on Satur
day held an inquest No Centre street. the body
Of Maurice Burke native OF Ireland lately residing q
No C1 Mulberry street From tho statements Of th0
inosses Il appears that the Jth of September last
The deceased accompanied by his family. started iron
Joness Wood where they bad passed tie day theas
return hosr aud entered Third Car for 'th1
unrpose The oosdrotor in collecting ine fare, wished
10 charge half price for urke youpgest child in which
he j. bone oui by TIE rule Of tho company Burkc h.
he car Tie Conductor insisted his sitting down -
clse leaving tho ear This lie refused to do. aid ths
conductor eogre hin for tie purposo OF putting hin
ont A struggle enaned, during which they Dom leu
from the car one Of the wheels passing over burkesee
uangiing it in a Shocking manner. lie injuocd ma
Was conveyed 10 Eel@Trr Hospital, but wfs b nadiy n
Iured that hciiei on last Saturday noraing Inc Ja
rendered verdict exoncrating tho conductor NON -
blame ia the matter The number Of the car on whoe
tie sccld,n, LnypeEed did not traIspire.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
The Toledo and Wabash Road earned ~
second week IN October.
ivz..........ao.M IS lit1 ..........,.loo -
D. oil -

The Michigan Southern road shows ali increase
Of g. oVo In pAnenSor,-uesr.y 30 p ecat The other
Western Roads trc ell slowing handsome Ains Ia tbs
way The Toledo sends eight now wierc foor or 1'e
saiiced In sammer. The blockade os fhi ppoa tho
Toledo and Southern Roads Is preventing their earnlns
a. much money they o,hervirs would do. The
profits from passengers are What grs mos, vaae torsi
way shares costing. ss ,hsy d.. very ils increase
In working expenses.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
DrNNsYLvANIA ELECTION.
Omcial Vote Complete.
From The Hsuisburgh Telegraph

We give below carefully revised and COM
eete tabular statement Of the official vote for Cow
ernos and Supreme Judge, as cast in Pennsylvania
Oct 49, 1853, and recorded in the office OF the S.o.
rotary Of State. 1t will be seen by this Vo.e 'la'
thc majority of Gov. Curtin is l5,52o ana % 1uoe0
Agnew 10 ,3Os, and that Gov. Curtin LEADS sne
candidate for the Supreme Judgeshlp ''Vi' '0'V''
Thesc results are highly gratifying:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
A DANGEROUS ARTICLE workman psmeh

A DANGEROUS ARTICLE "A workman named
Robert David and John Ustfcld. boz. vere seroady
injured yesterday in the machine shop of VIZ. L. Miaef
Co. corner Of First avenue and Trcuty ninth street
by the accidental explosion OF asma quantity OF aln
charge fuse designed By lr. lice 20 DO uscd 10 er
plode percussion shclls, md which he bes made mncA
effort to have adopted In the Army end Nlvy MrsDa.
bis eyes put ont and both were much shocked b. eu.
tense force and suAdenness OF the eXposlcp bcina
many time greater than tina. OF tas quickest bnrniaS
gunpowdcr. Mr.. Tiee bimself recently lost bis thnnS
Oy snla explosion and on,ya few days sncca she'll
In which OF tbcsc dangerous fuses p,acad ex.
plodcd Ia the hads Of the gunncfs at West Por killing
one MN ard crip?ling three others. The explosioa
broke he windows and created considerable a.. and
steps aye been taken 20 prevent any further export.
meni ne h tlis dangerous ind terribly destructive
agort which has long been rejected by inelgcn. ord
nan % officers GccclAt OF tie treez zdOu3 .,rco and
RAJ .Gity Of lis action.