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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-23
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
HARDWARE.

Hair Cloth, I6 to 80 inch,
Green, Brown, Blue and other colored Can.
vass,
Tult buttons, all colors,
Tuftlng Twine,
Upholstorers' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
Upholsterers' Tacks, Light Tacks,
Finishing Brads,
Brass and Iron Screws,
Blind and Window FastenIngs and Trim
mings,
Castors-Bod, Chair, Table and socket-Brass
and Iron,
Back Saws, Escutcheons,
Screw Rings, &c,
Drawer, Cupboard, TN, Chest, Box and Trunk
Locks in great variety,
&c, &C, &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Growers THEATRE,
Pennsyipdnid dpcnus, near WlldrdF Hotel
Leonard Grover Manager.
GRAND GALA NIGHT OF THE SEASON :
THIS tTHURsDAY) EVENING, APRIL 49,
ANNUAL BENEFIT
MIR. LEONARD GROVER.
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'he hh"lS EhED t hOnDs 10 sums OF 800, 800,
$500, Sl,OOO, and 5000,
(IHieTed commanding at date Of ppohdSsJ
FOR SALE AT PAR ny
JAY COOKIE a. CO., Bankers,
452 Fifteenth street.
These BOHns are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market.
Interest payable Semi-dnnudLly
IN GOLD
10 equivalent, at present price Of coin, to
PER CENT. In currency.
ZOE HOOKER IN TIE GENERAL OF
THE DAYII
NEXT TO HIM COMES
THE POPULAR CLOTHLNG HOUSE
Smith a BeaII,
36I S'pSnh Street, bctocrn land streets,
Where can be found the est and cheapest stock Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN THE CITY.
Now is the time to buy We are offering goods
very low, Tor the next thirty days to make room
for Spring Goods.
DON'T FORGET 1T
SMITH BEALEs,
marI7 S6l seventh street, near X.
TREAT DECLINE IN GOLDt
And in order to reduce our present stock, we have
Reduced the Price OF our Clothing,
And are now selling off at rapid rates.
The people find that
j. BRUCE q CO.'S
Is THE PLACE tot buy
GOOD CLOTHING AT Low RATES
Call before it is too late, and secure some of the
GREAT BARGAINS
now offered at
No. 4O4 Seventh street,
TWO DOORS BELOW SMITHS.
J. BRUCE N CO., Ciothiers,
msrI7 GGi Seventh street, near | ST.
DOYS CLOTHING.-We are now In receipt OF
ID large assortment OF Boys aud Children's Cloth
Ing OF the newest styles, suitable for the present
season for dress aud school wear, TO which we in.
Wall, STEPHENS Il CO.,
322 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets
apr IO-tnr Gstar InteIl
T,ENTLFMENs CLOTHING.-We have now in
" store full stock of Gentlcmens Spring over
coats, Business Suits, Dress Suits, an Furnishing
Goods of the latest styles, manufactured with the
same degree OF neatness, and elegance, as II
made TO order.
WALL, STEPHENS X Co,
J29 Pennsy lYAmia Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr lO-tnf lStar Intell
SSISTANT QUARTERAIASTER'S
n OFFICE, Corner and Twenty seCOud streets,
Washington, d. C., April ~, lsG3-SEALED PRO
POSAL will he TcueiN ed nj this office until the lst
day Of May, 1863, at ~ O'clock NJ Tor the purchase
of DEAD ANIMALS OF the Government.
Bids will he rs follows:
Ist.-FOr dead animals delivered by Government
at wharf In this city, selected by Government.
2nd-FOT dead animals delivered at u suitable
burying ground on the opposite side OF the river,
near Arlington.
The proposals will state whether or not the
animals are to he buried by the Gov rrnment, or 10
he buried or otherwise disposed OF by the bidders
The usual restrictions imposed by the Govern
ment must he observed putting in the proposals.
CAPTAIN II. b. LACEY,
an 9I-St Assistant QuArtcTmABteF, u. y. Army
NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN.
BY PROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI,
PTANIsT, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
NEW AND SIHPLTFIED METHOD FOR
PLANO FORTE AND SINGLNH.
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Due notice given ui the arrival Of
MISS NELLIE HOWARD

LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
For LdiicS Gud Gentlemen, Masters and Misses.
Rp2J
SCEPTRE EXEIICISE, FOR LADIES AND
- thhrcn; also, The cOyreSpoHdiHg but more Athifiic
Indian cue or Mugddr Exercise, tOT Gentlemen, for
the prey cntiOn and correction Of defOrmity, one
sidcdneEs, &c, AS recommended 10y the medical pro-
lcssiOn and officers Of the army. They supPrcCdC
dumb bells and all CalistheniC exercises. No Oili-
Ger, merchant, or clerk should be without them.
They promote u healthy circulation, deV clOpC and
strengthen the chest and spine In most eXtraOr-
dinAry manner giving such elasticity and strength
to the shoulders, arms and wrists that the sword
and baYUnCt used with double force and facility
and invaluable to singers, as the voice improves
in proportion to the expansion Of the chest. To
ladies' who cannot take outdoor exercise, they are
OF incaculablc benefit
My classes for Dancing and Department, At VIII
lards' Hall, and At Georgetown, are largely at
tended hy the elite Oi both cities, and can, with
much satisfaction, refer 10 the Parents Of my pu-
pills.
To those who require tuition on the TiOIiH,
IiU'HrrID and Singing, or "ERiShing lessons" may
save time aud expense by studying under me.
For Cards OF Terms, address
j. X. GUODALI,
apr u Willrrds' Hotel
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Anniversary ofme Opening Night orme T6satrc
Anniversary Of he Birthday Of Shakespeare.
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AUCTION SALES.

A SslsTANT QUARTERATASTER'S OFFICE.
"A Corner and Tirrnty-srcOnd SfrCrfs
Washington, D. C., March o. 1899
,NOTiCE.-The sale Of Manure advertised 10 take
place at the Horse Corral, sc. this day is post
poned until the 1Oth OF April, (Thursday,) AZ ten
O'Clock, a. m, on which day other lnts near Tho
Railroad Depot, will be sold also.
{. H. TOMPKINS,
Capt. A. q. NJ, u. s. A.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE Il CO,
mar I'd AuCtioncers.
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NATIONAL LOAN.

NATIONAL LOAN.
THE NEW
SIX PER CEFT BONDS
of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE,
Tor after ive years, at option Of the Government
THE COUPON BONDS,
In sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE REGIsTEREO BONDS,
In sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TEN TnOUsAND DOLLARS
INTEREST COMMENCING AT DATE OF PUR.
And payable semi-annually
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now IN the market,
The interest," at present price Of coln being equiv.
Alent to 8 PER CENT. in currency.
FOR SALE by
JAY COOKIE a. co.,
BANKERS,
asa Fifteenth street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES,
ARMY AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
dec IO-u
NJ + o AL LOA N.
THE NEW
TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS
of the
UNITED STA TES
(Rnotgn as Five TOenties,")
The COUPON BONDS In sums Of $50, SIOO $500,
and 81 900,
The REGISTERED BONDS in sums Of $50, 400,
$500, Sl,OOO, and 5000,
(IHier'H commanding at date Of purohdSs,J
FOR SALE AT PAR ny
JAY COOKIE a. CO., bankers,
452 Fifteenth street.
These BORns are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market.
Interest payable Semi-dRnudlly
IN GOLD
10 equivalent, at present price of coin, to
PER CENT In currency.
Ov Il
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-23

ANEIvERsARY.-The tenth anniversary of the
Young Mems Christian Association was held last
evening" In the Fourth Presbyterian Churlh. The
exercises were impressive. The report of the
firing President detailing the operations el the
association during the past year, and showing
considerable surplus Of funds, was quite encOur-
aging. The new President, Mr.. Dalantync,
delivered his inaugural Addresses were also
made by Admiral FOOte and others. At the close
OF the meeting subscriptions were taken up, and
the President of the United States, Admiral Footc,
and Gen. Howard were constituted lie members;
eco were thus raised.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-23
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND
TOOLS.

'CllAbiAIh'' IlhNb w n hlI n ~ -
TOOLS.
Planes-Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rabbct, &c,
Chizels and Guages-Frmer, Socket and Turn.
ers',
Braces and Bits;
Braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, llatchets,
Hand, Puunel aud Rip Saws,
Glmrt pointed screws-lrOn aud brass,
Locks and l.atches,
Knobs, Escutcheons, tSr.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, saw Sets,
Squares, Bcvcls, Levels, Compass saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strap, aud Hook,
Hinges, IIasps-6, and 10 Inch,
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &C,
Nails and Spikes, cut AMI wrought,
SG., &C, sc.
AGENT in the District of Columbia for
Putnam" hammered Horse Nails,
Diamond State" Horse Shoes,
&c and P" Horse and Mule Shoes.
l0-eod1m
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SB-synopsiS of Performance employing the mem.
Cape May Diamonds.

Mf. herr Mudgeon. n......................D D. Setchel
Mrs Kerr Mulgeon ..................Su Susan Denim
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WANTS.

NOOk WANTED.--A hrSt-olass white cook
~ French or German woman preferred. Also an
At 1856 q street, above Nineteenth. aIff'
WANTED.--At the New York Employment
w Agency once, No. 6il Ninth street, neal
PennaylvAnia avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (26) White
and Colored GIRLS, with good references, a. Cooks
Chambermaids, Laundresses, Mattresses, Nurses,
and seamstresses. Also, young Colored Men, to
walt on tables in Private Families or Hotels Also
wanted, houses immedately, with or without fur
tito their advantage to call.
NAV 28-u NH MILLER
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The above Sale will not take DIRce untu
FRIDAY, May l, same hour.
JAS. [. MCGUIRE Il Co,
apfH-t Auctioncers,
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by w. WALL a. co, AuctIoneers.
II South Garner Penn. drenus and 9th V,f.i
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STOCK OF A
Furniture Dealer AZ Auction-On THURSDAY
morning the 23d instant, At 10 O'Clock we will sell
on me hTst moor OF our Auction rooms, withoutrc-
Mahogany and Walnut Marbe-top and Plain Bu-
reAus;
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas and Tete-a-Tetes.
Mahogany and Walnut Rockers and Easy Chnirs
Jenny Lind, Cottage, and other Bedsteads;
aair, Shuek, and Shuek and Hair Mattresses;
Cane and Wooden-seat Chairs and Rockers;
Desks, Wardrobes, Tables, whAtnots, and Eta
Msrble.top Tables, Washstand.. and Ex,o,,i,,
Dining Tables;
Lounges, covered with brocatele, reps, and leather
Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Iron Bedsteads,
Cottage Sets, Carpets Mating, and oiiciotbs.
WIN WIN many other articles in the House-FurnisL-
Ing line all Of which will be sold without reserve.
ap ?2-u AuctionceIs
Il ~, The above sale Is postponed, on &C
count OF the weather, until SATURDAY, Ann
goth same hour and place.
.n-,, W. L, WALL Il CO.,
P Auctionecrs.
by W. l.. WALL q co., AuctIonrers.
ID South COR Penn. az. ami SiS,b -,
PIANOS AT AUCTION On THURSDAY nan.
ing, April 23d, we will sell, the first floor OF our
Auction rooms for account of whom It may cor
rcfn without reserve for cash,
Good Second Hand PIANOS.
sale positive W. L. WALL Il CO.,
"P-~-h AuctiOnccrs.
- The above snle H. postponed, on nc
count Of the weather, until SATURDAY, NpriI
!"th. W. L. WALL X Co.
apr - AuCtionceTs.
RH ,. {. Mcguire q CO., AuCtioneers.
- IALtdbLE BUILDING LOT ar THE CJR-
SLh or IulHTEESTH AND STREETS On SAT
URDAY AFTERNOON, April 25th, At o., O'Clock.
on the premises, we shall sell Lot :, in Davidson
subdivision Of square No. ISL, fronting - feet %
inches NJ Al hp Z
street and running back 100 feet to an alley
This lot is well located In beautiful part of the
Sity ior private residence, and II will be desrn-
BILE location for a store
Title indisputabe.
Terms: One-half cash, the remainder in six and
trust on the premises.
J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
hP I'D AuctionecTs
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John n. ELvANs,

JOHN n. ELvANs.
JOHN R. ELvANs,
John R. ELvANs,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WAREHOUSES; STREET NORTH AND 81
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
METAL WORKERS STOCK.
Consisting in part as below
Lead, in pigs, bars, sheets and pipe,
Tin, in pigs, bars and sheets,
Zinc, in pigs and sheets,
Copper, in Ingots, bars and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet and plate,
stOel, Cast, (square, round and octagon) a.
chlnery, (round) Tire, Spring, Blister, &C.,
Iron,
Russia Sheet Iron,
Strap Iron,
&C., &c, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-23

VIE WHOLESALE STOCK OF
FINE GROCERIES,,
WINES AND LIQUORs,
or
EMILE DUPRE,
Late 32O Ir"r'g'"UGo i"rune,
Removed to
4" NINTH STREET, 4lJ
Rriwofn amt Mniy,
WHERE HE VIII. CONTISIE To SILL. To
suffers, PmrvryOrs, nuL the CIIy Trade.
mar ",--luThStr
DOSW ELL'S MEDICATED
- COuGu CANDY
coins,
RRONCHITLS,
INFLUENZA,
HOAR$ENESS,
And all inripient stages Of CONSUMPTION.
For sale, whOlgsalc aud rptHiI, 10y
q. BOSWELL Drnggist,
Cor. Maryland avenue and seventh ST.,
And Z. D. GILMAN,
Penn. avenue, near hrOwns' Hotel.
Charles Allen, w. R. EntwIsle,
u. B. Clark, John X, NIaJur,
h. NJ Smith, e MAJOR,
n. II. MuPhETHnn, j. W. Marin,
y. {. Ford J. d. O'Dunnel
J, T., MilhuTn, J. +. Dawson,
thATlPA Stutt II, q. hdgey
In Gsorgetown by Kidwsll, Sothoron, sOiISsu,
And BY Druggists and suffers generally.
Anlb
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-23
NLARIETIEsi NARIETIEs |

TIE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
Fronting Pcnnsy lvanis Avenue and Ninth street
CHIEF MUSIC HALL OF THE COUNTRY.
BRILLIANT ASSEhBLAGE or TALENT
Mr.. Harry Leslie, Ada Tesman
{. W. Parker Helena SWith,
Dick Watkins, Ada Laurent,
James Pilgrim, Adde Johnson.
Frank kCrns, Nellie seymour,
]. PURCELL Edith Whiting
Larry TuOley, Miss Florence,
7, DulanGy, Emma Whiting.
Lille Ross, Maggie Wilson, the Circle Of Beauty
Cluster ul Grace aud Double Company.
IN TRIPLE BIIIc-BIG SHOW OF THE CITY,
Where the POpulace are Enter
tnIned with the Most joy
Gus Amusement at
Cheap Prices OF
Admission.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-23

To DE SENT SoUTH.-Yssterday, Capt. Johnson,
with squad of soldiers, proceeded to the residence
OF a wcll-known clergyman, hy the name of Martin,
residing about ten miles from here, opposite Alex
andria for the purpose of arrcstng his family-ihe
reverend gentleman being in the rebel army-for
holding n communication and carrying on an eX-
tensive correspondence with the rebels. While
Capt. Johnson was there, Martin came in, when
he was also taken. He stated that he had been
lying in the woods three nights and three days,
aud thought 1t very hard that just As he came into
the house he should be served in this manner.
They have all been sent TO this city, and In the
course of few days will be sent South.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
ITALIAN OPERA DIRECTOR ..........J. GRAU.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO or THE OPERA.
u.,.i.it,l This GIhursday) EVENING, April %,
La AJUIVE-2THE JEwEss.
with the Immense cast.
This Opera, wherever produced, has created the
greatest sensation in the musical world. Madame
RACHEL, the JEwEss.
Mile Cordier has kindly consented 10
appear In the role as Princess EudOXle.
Sig. Maccsferri in the great and renowned role
of EleaIer, the Jew.
The Cardinal
Herr Herman as,.............L Leopold, the Prince
Grand Provost Di Constanzsi. Sig Barili
Conductor and Musical Director. .......Sig. MUTIO
TU-MORROW tFridayJ, Last Night but One,
LUCRETIA BoRGIA.
Mime LORTNI, LucFctiA BOFgia; Mime MOREN-
ST. Matteo Orsinii Sig. BRIGNODI GennAroj sig
SUSlNl, Due Alfonso.
SATURDAY POSITTIELY THE LAST NIGHT or
the OPERA.
Admission, ST. Orchestra and Balcony Chairs
g.; Phrquctte aRd Dress Circle, each $3.50.
Doors open at u Opera commences ats. It
ODD FELLOws' HALL.
SECOND WEEK OF
SANDERSON'S GTGANTTC MECHA NTCAL
CHEMICAL REPRESENTATIONS
or
THE RUSSIAN WAR;
AND
BOMBARDMENT OF sEBASTOPOLli
The largest and most popular Exhibition Of this
character ever in Washington.
BATTLES, SIEGES, BONBARDMENTS, STORMS,
CONTRIBUTIONS,
and all the
HDRpDRg Of DRE ADEIrT WAp
Most vividly portrayed.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, AND ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at , o'clock
10 Doors open at 7; TO commence at O'Clock.
J. ? Admission 20 cents; Reserved seats 90 cents
children with parents 10 cents.
HB' seats may be secured at the Hall from 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-23

II The above sole Is postponed, on ac-
count OF the weather, until SATURDAY, NpriI
!olh. W. l. WALL X Co,
apr - AuCtioncCTs.
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OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, AND ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.

~" Doors open at I; 10 commence at O'Clock.
- Admission 20 cents; Reserved seats 90 cents
children with parents 10 cents.
M seats may he secured at the Hall from 10
O'Clock n N, till I o'clock y. m. apo
The Union and journal., 1863-09-18
Official Vote for Governor in Biddeford.
REPRESENTATIVES Elected in York Go.

Biddeford-J. NJ. Goodwin, A. II. Jcllc-
son, Cop.
Saco-Moscs Lowell, Union.
Kenne6mk and Ayred-James NJ. Stone,
Union.
Burton and Dayton-Horatio Dunn, Un-
ion.
Lebanon and Sanford-James w. Grant,
Union.
Kcnne5unkport and Lyman-Samuel Wa.
tcrhouse, Cop.
Waier6oro and Holhs-II. X. Bradbury,
Cop.-contested.
Acton, Siaplcigh aud Newfeid-Union.
Rinery-John Rodgers, Union.
Limerick and Limingion--J o. Lanc, Cop.
No. Ber1ciek and Bertriek-Hayen \. But
Ter. Cop.
Parson,fcl1 and Cornish-Edmund Traf-
ton. jr. Cop.
WeHs-Jcdediah Perkins, Cop.
South Ber,ciek and Elioi-J. III. Burleigh
Union, gain.
s Coppcrhcads, 7 Union. Bradbury, the
coppcrhead from Watcrboro and Hollis, was
elected by only eight majority, whilc Water
boro threw 81 moro votes than were on tho
check list, and therefore tho seat will bc Civ
on to Henry A. Usher, making u Union gain
of two representatives in this county.
The Union and journal., 1863-09-18

To oun nrApEns.-Now that the election is
over we shall devote the Journal more cIclu-
sively to general matters, agricultural and mis-
sellaneous reading upon the outside, and war
news, correspondence, and extracts and editor
ials upon the inside. We cannot promise to do
any better in the future than in tho past, but
wchopc to do as we'll. and in the mean time our
friends will bear In mind that experience is
worth something. Our campaign subscribers
are reminded that one number moro will COM
pletc their subscription, and we shall bc pleas
cd to retain all those friends whose aoqualnt-
ancc We have made in the three months last
past. Next week VIC shall have moro to say
upon this matter.
The Union and journal., 1863-09-18

There has been large bread riot in Mo-
bile consisting Of over 500 women. As many
Of these women wcrc wives of the soldiers. the
soldiers at last accounts refused to interfere
and the riot was increasing.
-wo would suggest to our friends that as
tho Fair occurs in this city the last of the
month. then will be good opportunity to send
in their subscriptions. We need payments to
meet our large current expenses, and please do
not forget us.
We issued an extra at II O'Clock on the
night of the election giving the entire poie Of
this county! To those friends who 30 gcncr-
ously acccdcd to our request TO forward the
returns, somo riding thirty miles to bring
them, VIC arc under great obligations. Our
thanks are duo especially to Marshall Pierce,
Esq, of this city for invaluable old in getting
and arranging these returns. Also to George
A. Carter, Telegraph Agent at Saco for the
free use of the lines and the labor Of writing
out and forwarding to us the result Of the
voting in the eastern towns Of the State.
At the meeting In this city last satur-
day evening to hear Gen. Bustocd speak from
the balcony Of Crystal Arcade. rotten eggs
ucrc thrown into the crowd, only one of which
did any damage, and that spoiled lady's bon
net. Three of the scoundrels arc known, and
their names arc in our possession one is an
officer of the city government, ono is hanger
on of a rum hole on Chestnut st. and tho other
is connected with manufactory of Patent
Rolls. Next March we shall expect to SEQ them
nominated to administer our municipal affairs.
Now days tho issues arc so distinctly
drawn that an accurate canvass will give the
vote TO within very small figure. Last week
VIC estimated ,Cony's majority to be $4,000 in
the State; and at the present timc of writing
tho figures before us give him l5,O5s. From
facts In our possession last week VIC announced
our majority in this county to be 300. It Is
323!! Were It not for frauds pcrpetrated In
WATERFORD, the majority would be moro than
$50. BY tho by, canvass showssom curious
things. In q school district in tho western por'
ton Of this county there ore AZ voters; 81 do
not pay poll tax, and 25 Of tho 81 cannot
read or write. Two are Union men tho re-
mandcr are-Coppcrhcads!
- Returning from Portland last week VIC
were pleased to make tho acquaintance Of Dam
icl I. Pike, formerly editor of the Augusta
Age. Brother Pike informed us that he was
not satisfied with Bradbury and should not
vote for him or his platform. We supposed
that when he remarked that VIM. p. Haines Of
this city was his candidate, he was joking; but
II seems no did actually complete the biggest
joke Of the season, By voting for him. Mr..
Haincs bears tho honor or disgrace of being
the father of those coppcrhcad resolutions
adopted at Portland, and il is well enough to
bear these facts in mind. Whether such o pa
tcrnity is to his credit or not VIC do not say !;
but ono thing is certain to all who have read
the election returns, they were so reasonable
that they dragged his party into everlasting
infamy. - .. ..
The Union and journal., 1863-09-18
GENERAa IAEFHaHeENsE.
Confederate Allies.


Within tho year past On amount OF cyi.
dcnce sufficient to satisfy any Court upon
any case, has been presented by tho loyal
press, to show that those copprbcads who
style themselves "demrr.ts,' arc but tho
allies Of southern traitors, and are 80 regard
cd by those whom they arc cDdca'oring to
aid. Here is choice specimen cut from she
Richmond Enquirer Of tho 9Th inst:
Tho success. Of the Democratic party would
DO no longer doubtful should Gen. Leo onco
moro advance on Meade. Parties in tho
United States are 20 nearly balanced that the
least advantage thrown in favor OF ono will
insure its success. Should the Confederate
army remain quicsccnt on the banks Of the
Rappahannock, the boastful bragsadocio OF
Yankee reports will bc confirmed, and lin
coin and llallcck will point in triumph to
the crippled condition Of the Confederate ar
my rs confirmation Of the great victory won
in Pennsylvania. Tho Democrats, unable to
gainsay such evidence, will bc constrained to
enter the contest for Spcakcrship shorn Of
the principal part Of their strcngth-tho
disgraccful mismanngemcnt and conduct OF
the war. ' 'r
Gen. Leo must turn politician as we'll rs
warrior, and VIC believe he will prove tho
most successful politician tho Confcdcracy
ever produced. fic may 30 move aud direct
his army rs TO produce political results,
which, in their bearing upor this war, will
prove more cilcctual than the bloodicst victo-
rics. Let him dripe Meade into Washington
and he iciH again raise the spirits 81 the Dem.
ocrats, confirm their hmid. and gire conf.
denoc 10 their ,capering. lIo will cmbolden
tho Peace party should hc again cross the
Potomac, for ho will show tho people Of
Pennsylvania how little security they have
from Lincoln for tho protection Of their
homes. ST
A fall campaign into Pennsylvania, with
tho hands OF our soldiers united, not for in.
discriminate plundcr--demoralizing and un.
disciplining the army-buta a campaign for q
systcmatic and organized retaliation and
punishment, would arouse the popular mind
to the uncertainty and insecurity of Pennsyl-
yania. This would react upon tho represent
atives in Congress. strengthening the Demo.
erdts. and mollify even the hard shell Of
fanatcsm itself.