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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
The Panic at Harrisburg.

The Harrisburg Union describes at length Tie
exciting scenes in Harrisburg on Tuesday. 1t
says:
"Ihe morning broke upon o popuace all nstir,
who had been called out Of bed by the beat ofthe
alarming drum, the blast Of the bugle, and the
changing Of bells. The streets were lively with
men who were either returning from nipbrs
work on the tortiicatons, or going over to relieve
those who were tOiling there. As the sun rose
higher the excitement gathered head. All along
the streets were omnibuses, wagons, and wheelbar.
rows, taking in trunks and valuables ani rushing
them down to the depot to be shipped out oireb.
e range, The stores, the female semnaries, and
almost ever private residence were busy all fore.
noon in swelling the mountain Of freight that lay
at the depot, Every horse was Impressed into
service, and every porter groaned beneath bis
weight Of responsibilities,
Nl'he scene at noon at The depots was hides.
eribable fnot dsgrnceful. A swelterins mass Of
humanity thronged the platform, all furious to es-
cape from the doomed city. l.5.+
"At the bridge and across the river The scene
was equally excited. All through the day steady
stream Of people, on foot and In wagons, yonDe
and old, black and white, was pouring across i
from the Cumberland valley bearing with them
their household goods and all manner Of goods
and stock Endless trains laden with -four, grain,
and merchandise hourly emerged from the wiley
and thundered across the bridge aud through the
city. Miles Of retrealing baggage wagons, veg
ons, filled with calves aud sheep tied together ana
great old-Iashioned furnace wagons, loaded with
tons Of trunks aud boxes, defied IN continuors
procession down The pike and across the river
rasinga dust that marked the outline of tho road
as far as The eye could see."
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

MCCLELLAN AND BuTLER-T'h9 Journal Of
Commerce, referring to the claim Of rank preferred
by Gen, Butler, says that Gen, Mcclellan was an.
pointed Major General Of yolunteersu in Ohio 2Sd
April, 1861, and entered on duty that day, four
days before Butler was nadea Bngadier General.
Gen. Mcclellan was assigned BY the War Do.
partmeDt to the command Of the Department Of
Ohio May 4th, 1861, long before Gen. Butler was
Major General at all. Gen. Mcclellan was ap.
pointed Major General in tho regular army BY
letter Of appointment dated May l4th, 1861, aud
entered on his duties that day, two days beiore
Gen. Butlets appointment as Major General Of
yolunteers.-- Com. ado. an.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

HuMoRs OF AN ESoLisH ELrcTIoN.--The Eng
lish newspapers have made great deal Of fun
over elections in the United States, charging us
with humbug, corruption, turbulence, &C.. bat it
seems they ore far deeper in the mud than we are
in the mire. An election for member Of Parlia-
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

the world, and accepted himto which oplusa shese win
be dsseutient she hitting type hs country
may at the Grst blush. seem TO be degradation of
the "Gr3nd Yankee" tho Atlantic AsnhIv sty him
the rich harvest No allowed 10 gather W New
Orleans Can unfortunate Norfolk long impoverished
the rule OF tyranny Afford anything worthy OF the nge
nuty Of him who has been accustomed plunder BY mil
scends 70 80 Insignificant sphere or Il compliment
10 bis ability that he 10 expected 70 CLEAN additional
treasures from region that seems utterly exhausted 70
less ekful robbers.
may not DO useless 70 recall 70 mind thathe Confede
rate government not taxing the same view e Buffers
act as his own countrymes, proclaimed him outlaw
required that he should be executed by any olcef
into whose hands he might happen 10 fail THIS procaa-
on in full force 81 the present day and have
thought ht refresh the Of all Southers ooeTs
IN this neRhbsrhood by its republication In the present
number OF the Richmond EpaSsiNey. That be should
command close 70 the Confederate
capital, with this sentence hanging over him,
smacks little Of bravado He wil no doubt. all
those precautions for hs personal safety ~hch
has been accustomed 10 take yet u u not impossible
that his vigilance may bo found at fault
sion, and would make pleasing and appropriate tor
minaton 70 his tho soil OF Virginia. which Wit
messed his disgraceFu n his first essay OF arms
provide scaold In which he should meet the
morited retribution Of his crimes.
ntimatons have been given that the s0uthsde 10 10 be
the road 10 Richmond The appointment OF Butler
have been sent forward not only for the OF
sent robbery In the district already subjected 10 Yankee
CONTROL but TO prepare the machinery Of oppression
which would afford them the most exquisite delight TO
nct upOn Richmond by the most abect Of all their vile
instruments The gallant soldiers who have hitherto de-
Tended the capital need smuus In the good cause
but their va0r might derive fresh IRE from the
thought that Butler 10 boast OF any that may
dgnties for any population that may unfortunately
under his control
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
POLITICAL.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS
N MOZART HALL. EEX YORK. Noy. II la6S

NATIONAL pEMoCRATIc PRIMARY ELECTIONS
mse,s o. KI.eaii1e commisse & Sa Ssid Il mozart sS
H s. T. bs s n.vn. N.
Se s g 20 psui A. psss Of
~ensions Conventions tor each judci. dist let to
o ss Ss 'c5isd c ss S Ss
sSppored IN ihose districts for Aldermen SenSeaoSs in
the n sal s.rc to nS%n.: d
ward nominate candidates to be supported for School o
Resolved Jha, each ysrd shall es entitled many
there are s,s S q. a'; me ward g ::
where hs wsrd parts Of more thar one Alder
cmane Conventions delegates in each ward 70 the
Resolved, Tn The credentials of each delegation the
% % s Ss se SsS 70 FROM s e
exclusive Of hose whom the Executive Committee have pro-
s " Zee UPON
4.
:s Is: s:
''s.''i ss.H 6:1..sa1iss s eiisss's :..s:-sA street
THiRp DIsSHIcr-Adriatic, corner Barrow and Hudson
fovsrH DrsrRrcr-Burks's, corner Twelfth street and
s,sIm D'.rser-Sadi"on Avenue S D Hsss SSr' ''i''"
slyrSrH DIsrRIcr- ormsbies Broadway and Seventy.
EieaTm Disrmcr-Jamc, Besions Thiry.nrs, stree, and
s Thai S ss s
:,;,s,-s,s D,:s;ss =, VIZ s.s.ss ns. ,,,
siIra DI.IaIcT-No a Ilis. str.et
EIoarn DsrnIcr-chsrleion's. corner Of Columbia and
TssTn DnIsicr-Burts's, Twelfth street and Third
fwrIrrn Drsrnrcr-1hrd avenue and Flfy-sp,h
YourrsrSrn Drsr.Icr-o'Haras Firs. avenue and
ssSrSrSrH DiuHrc1-Third avenue and rifsy ninth
Resoved That the corncmanic convestious shall NEE,
q she following places wednesday evening ish ns ~
FrssT DisrRicr. .-sIrh Ward Hotel
sEcoED DDisrncT.-Kesnes corner OF kides and Grand
EsI.D y. 9ponnss ID 20 Third avenue.
bald s as foswlns named places thursday evening" iNk
y.sr w:sp-So. seor.sswseh stree.
Fousyn wAsp--So IS Rooss,sis " sn..,
slsTs sIsIn w.sS-si,ss w.sD- w:Is w:rs aS;:' HS;:
EIeHrn wisD-kdrisiie Hoisi. barrow and Rsdses
EIsru wAnp-Jschson Hall.
I.srn wAmp-No q Allen street
TwKLSrn wiRp-wm. ciesrys iasth and Third
fniaixrru w.sp-cenirsl Han No ia Grand street.
YorRrErSrH WARn-Cenral Hall Grand street.
stxrsssra whHp--Kinhons seventh avenue. between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets,
ssvssrxssrn WARD-Burkc's Tve'fih street and Third
EIonirrsrH WARD STEPHEN o'Hara's Firs, avenue and
N,ssrsssra Thrd avenue and Frfty ninth sree,
TwKsrsrn wAsp--besons rhry-Lrst street and Ninth
Twssrv-rRs, w.Rp-No sz7 IN hrd avenue
Tvpsrv sscos wARp-Hinh and Fif,issh street,
ny o'''' ' ''' pfHSSSDo WOOD Chairman.
For othe~ po,uieri Advertisements zee
.. .fIl EigEfh Iags.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
AND YRIKDBs OF SOLDIERS
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS.
AND FRIRNDs OP SOLDIERS.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
AND FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS,
ATTENTION, sOLDIERs.
AND FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
ARD FRIENDS or SOLDIERS.
AND FRIENDS or SOLDIERS.
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS,


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that Otherwise viii be iost
and well authenticated OF Of the nations heroes
whose e to use his own language h been saved By the
PnILApEuarA, Aug Is 1865.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-14

The Margaret and Jessie Prize.
ThB OuA AHesS AoAsHsr uNIrRn srATKa GREW
srArxNEfr OF PRIzB MAsrYR HAxzARD, IrC.
In the accounts which have been published relative TO
the prize Margaret end Jessie. recently captured Oh VIII
mpston by the Fulton, II has been stated that the
prize put board from the latter vessel gull
~ Of outrages In paging tho cargo Yesterday Prize
:aster Oliver p Hazzard who had charge Of the Mar
garet and jessie and brought her 70 New York. called
the HERALD ONCE and desired correction TO be made
relative to those charges against the under bis
mand. He states that on boarding the prize on Whining
ton he found the greater portion OF her cargo
around the decks, and ths rebel crew freely help
ing themselves everything they could lay hands upon
Captain lockwood, who had command Of the Nargare
and jessie previous 10 her capture had given permission
to his do what they pleased with the cargo pro-
vidod they saved tho vessel Shortly after Prise Master
Hazza I'd took charge several officers Of the United States
gunboat Nansemond came board, and helrsd them
selves ruit and liquors and other articles There
were eighteen prisoners board, and the prize
consisted Of but six marines and four sailors On the
voyage TO New York, although Mr.. Hazard did every
thing In bis power 10 prevent the prisoners from plum
deyiDg. he ctuld not succeed. He states that from
Thursday night until Sunday his had thing
TO eat The Sta tement that his had taken part n pill
lsgng the cargo be desires fatty 10 contradict, which
fact he asserts he can satisfactorily prove.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
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PROM REV. !, EEwIor BROWN n. D., EDIroR
- CLoP.xpIA or RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE
Although not disposed TO favor recommend patent
medicines In general through disrus ingredients
and effects yet know OF no sufficient why
may not testify 70 the benefits he believes himself have
received from simpe prepara hope
thus contribute bcneft nters do this more
readily in regard to Hoofands prepared
Dr. u M Jackson. OF this city, because prejudiced
against them for many under the impres:icn that
my friend Robert Rsq for the removal Of this
prejudice BY proper Tests and for encouragement 70 try
them when suhsrng from great Ind long continued debility
The use OF three bottles these Bers at the beginning Of
ration 70 degree Of bodily and mental yiaor which had
not felt FOR months benre had despaired Of
rcganinG therefore thank God and friend for di.
rectinG me 10 the mss Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
fhere are many preparations sold under the Of BIZ
ter. put np In quart bottles compounded OF cheapest
whseaey or common costing from 10 % per gal
lon the taste diseuissd by anise corisnder aeed
Ihs clase N bters has used and will cause
y long - they hs sr hundrsds
orunkArd BY their the system kept continually un.
der tho innuence OF alcoholic smuants worst Kind
the desire Tor liquor created and kept up
all the horrors attendant upon life DEATH
For those who desire win have Liquor Btters Ne
Rrnl,sh tho aeoMinG Get one bottle A0OFLANDe
GERMAN Bl1IER6 and mi1 with three quarts Of good
Brady OF whskry and the result will be preparation that
the numeroue Liquor Bitters IN the market and win
much iess Xou win have all the virtues Of Hoolands Hit
ers In connec'iou with good article Of liquor much
less price than these inferior preparations will you
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Prom tho Rchni, I'd Ey lminer, Nov. 4
The imprcs officers ,~ho hana around the turnpike
Inns snd fads OF the ufry have extended The
uciee TO be Impressed 10 hos I'd tho Widest alarm Ia
sad 10 oNtst among tha )kors, The oioers commenced
the bnnressment hogs this city on Thursday and
sooner sas known than Of g.-untcrs with
dra~a fron Tho and npr, ssment market and
sisncd 10 cellars ard sarTets there to until the
street ay7n safe fromcnate for hog >e Impress
icnt officers 80 or have oay left hng 1s MAINLY
whtH y hsroy eneugn 10 carry 'smiy ~ two Ns ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
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sr.ion. Loss of Memory Difficulty Of Brsa.hina
Weak Nerves, Trembling. Horror Dis 4
ease. Dimness Of VISION waksfansss.
Pain n he Back. Universal
Of the Muscular System.
hot Hands, Flushing
Body Dryness OF Skin.
KRUProNs ON FACE
PALLID coUNrENANcR.
These symptom. II 90 on. which
invariably follows Fatui,y. Eyrspue
y,.s. in one of which the patient may expire. who
can say they not frequently followed
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their suffering
records 1an
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assertion. constitution once tiA
assc..d with Orsants wsAts.ss ~
auirss tie aid of Medicine 10 sssssss.l
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IRON OR BARK.
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For
purifying
The blood,
moving all chro-
constitutional dis
eases arising from impure
state of blood, Ind only ren
able enecual known remedy for the
Of serofui.. sc.d Head. Salt Rhsum. rAns
swsnnogs Bones. Uceraions es 81
the Throat Legs Bio,ehsa
Pimpss Face letter.
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AID BEAUriYYIN0 rHE COMPLEXION u
NOT A PEW {.
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accumuates hs blood " ~ he dc -
IN snss. ~ HELsBoi.Ds cokPSUSD ExTExcf o.
sARsAPARILLA. ccanscs and rcnovaes the blood, IN
the hcsh INTO the system and out Ne
which disease. II aiimulAtcs the healthy
functions Of body expe's the thai grow =
blood. SUCH remedy that ceuld - :
sought for the ers time,
p%o a.. on s ss- ssS % & p % %
. single will 10 the sick that has vr
surpsssns ylhina thsy have ever taken
Two table spoonus ~ tine E!trscs Of sarssya!ls stdsA
10 gallon Of Of 9AraADAdnA
or Dctou. usually mads y
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
TINE JoHNsoN's ISLAND PLOT.

Everything In Headlines Tor the Aecep-
tion OF the Consptrasors.
sAsDvsxy. Now Is. Isss.
Everything Is quiet here and In this vicinity.
There Is very little excitement In the city.
General Cox and his STAFF passed 70 the island this
morning.
Everything being put in readiness for the rebels, and
with the troops here and the way, Johnsons Island
and sandusky may be considered safe beyond doubt
Batteries posted TO fully the entrance
the harbor and would sink any vessel attempting 10
Ger our bay
Tho United States steamer Michigan 10 or JonusoD's
Island, all ready for action.
All the reports about attempt escape the rebel
prisoners Johnsou's Island simply fslss Thsre
arc no indications any such Intentions up TO the pro-
sent time.
BUFFALO, Nov. IS, 1858.
The Cleveland Leader Of yesterday afternoon says that
q telegram received there between twelve and
O'Clock from the officers Johusons Island asking that
regiment be sent 10 JohDsou's Island Immediately In
response eight hundred and nifty Of the Twelfth Ohio
cavalry were sent a. three this morning.
II reported here (Buo) that she captain Of pro2e
Ter from Sanduky reports tunnel had discover
ed from the prisoners quarters Johnson's Island 10
some several hundred feet Distant also that about
six hundred muskets found in the tunnel which had
undoubtedly been brought from Canada. Tho plot 70
the United States steamer Michigan and two Of the
New York Central propelers, and mako . raid on the
shipping and the city Of Buffalo.
Attorney General Mcdonald is here . visit to Mayor
Fargo.
The Information he brings shows the reality and
rousness Of the plot release prisoners Johnsons
Island.
Lord Lyons received information Of the scheme from
citizen OF Baltimore two months ago. which has been
frmed by revelations Of actual plot.
II that number OF secessionists take
passage board e the Chicago and Ogdensburg prope
lers and Afterwards seize them then intercept the De-
trot and Buffalo steamers They 70 threaten Buia
10 and Ogdensburg and according to the revelations,
be aided by emssaries In Buffalo, who would Are
the city In several places.
The Canadian ministry have taken ample measures of
prevention.
There are fifteen thousand Southern secessionists in
Canada.
DETROIT, Nov. 13, 1858.
An armed sent by the authorities to
notre suspected points ihe northern shore Of Lake
Erie returned night No indications OF any hostile
expedition found, and II Is doubted r any exists
CLEVELAND, Nov. Is, 1893
Lieutenant Harris commanding the Pittsburg battery
OF six elve.pounder Napoeons and ono hundred and
twenty-five passed here for Erie this morning. for
defence against pirates
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10. 1868.
No intelligence In relation 70 the Johnson's Island affair
additional 10 that already teegraphed has been received
All was quiet In that vicinity last night
despatch from Columbus says that largo force OF In
fantry and two batteries Of artillery sent there yes
terdsy.
General Cox left Columbus for sandusky special
train last night
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

gard exceptional ac.on 10 che Of that Power.
The British eocer~msv. fSfead9 10 ~ al any
ros ard his proc~ DING acue M0aVes
tatiG Ms Of a0t3 Certainly england VIII not long leave
her subjects vsdent here Sishcss protection Such 70
NOT her habit. II our oessatiea O. tbs 9sas dpaomasic
relation hae been general and had been applied France
ss well asso her las have hoped would be) In that
case OF .hosc natons would have been
a. reoguize and send regular oonsuB to do
tbeir and regular ministers 10 communicate with
our government at Richmond. 5ut that England has
been distinctly aroued by the marked discrininatioa,
che may possibly take another course-appy 10 Mr. Lin
coin for reparaon of any alleged done 10 her sub
ects help Mr. Lincoln TO enforce that reparaton 10
other words aid him 10 crush the rebellion"
Certainly the offensive action OF government s not
likely TO incline England any sooner 70 john France Ia re
the other. We had the opportunity Of vindicang
dsRuuy with ut offence TO either and OF giving them
both good and fair occasion and common motive to
act together n our favor We have lost that opportu
nifty
No doubt scRte Secretary OF State has good and
sufficient reasons for What he has doae but those
not public
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Affairs in s0uthwestern Virginia.
Avorill's M0vements.
IFrOun the Richnond Examiner Nov. IT


will be recoilocted that telegram, published satur
day morning. stated that Averill advancing into
Grcenorer county Virginia at the head Of seven thous
and cavalry On Saturday evening despatch from Gen.
era Sam Jones' commanding In Southwest Virginia and
East Tennessee 10 tho War Department that
Averil had, with hve brgades, fallen upon General
Echols, who had but thousand men, and had most pro-
badly and almost destroyed his small force. Gen.
era Jones did not mention where the affair occurred
OF the particulars Last night In another despaich
General Jones sends intelligence that General Echos had
reached Unon Monroe county bat that his loss from tho
encounter with the onemy was unknown.
rRLsGRAPHIC DISPATCHES TO THR RICHMOND PRESS.
LYsCHBURa, Nov. 10, 1853
The speoal correspondent Of the Iynchburg Vt0nian
gives particulars Of the late fight twenty miles OF Lew
isburg
Five thousand Yankees under Averil, camc from Bev.
ery attacked Jackson fell back the point named and
met by Echols, and fight ensued Our loss
heavy.
Among the killed are Major Bailey, commanding the
Twenty second Virginia; his body fell into the hands OF
the enemy Captain Ruder and Captain Runner, Of the
regiment Captain =. Of the same regiment, With
all his company. wounded Lieutenant Rand
wounded and Is in the hands OF the enemy.
We lost one piece Of artillery end saved the wagons.
General Echos hearing force, reported to be under
Scanned, approaching from Kanawha TO cut him off,
fell back towards the mountain and passed through Lew
sburg Friday evening The force expected from Kama
wha arrived there next morning.