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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20

when we were thrown forward to save
our brigade from a defeat. We advan-
ced into very dangerous position, but
most miraculously escaped a terrible
slaughter. Six of our men were wound
ed and two more not yet heard from
None very vigorously wounded. Not
man OF Co. G. was hurt. Monday
night we laid out upon the field without
shelter or fire. 1t rained very hard all
night, and we were all completely wet
through. Yesterday morning we return
ed TO more distant part of the field to
get dried and rested. We are to move
again this P. M. Capt Wright is we'll.
lie conducted himself nobly while in &C
ton. While some of the companies were
rather thrown into confusion. Co. G. was
In good order, with Capt. Wright and
Lieut.. Little at their posts. Gen. Thay
er gave the regiment praise for their con
duct. The 9th is respected everywhere.
can give no idea of the prospect of sue
cess or defeat in this siege. We have
gained but little. The enemy occupy
the nights in plain sight Of us. Can see
them moving from where am now sit
ting.
IN BOARD STEAMER JOHN j. RAE1
Jan. Sd, 1863.
We are once more landed, or rather
lying at Milliken's Bend Our expedi
ton up the Yazoo seems 10 be an entire
failure. Yesterday morning all the trans
ports were loaded, the troops put on
board, and we moved out of the Yazoo,
We have had no fighting since l last
wrote, but have had some grand prepar
atoms for fights. Since yesterday P. M.
1t has been raining very hard, and almost
constantly. The men have suffered
very much, as they are too much crowd
ed to get shelter. While writing see
quite number of the fleet moving ont
again We will probably move soon.
The move seems TO be up the river. Do
not know where we will 60, and what
Will be the next move is more than | can
conjecture. Every one seems to be dis.
couraged. This has been a very hard
expedition. Every one seems to be worn
out Lieut.. Little is quite unwell. There
are a large number of the men sick
Col, Coyl received news to-day that Gen.
Vandeyer had left St. Louis 10 take com
mand of his Brigade. He will not find
his old brigade, and not probably taxi
command of it, for he is in Gen. Curtis
corps, while we are in Gen. Grants.
We would like our old Colonel 10 com
mand our brigade, but we have in Gen.
Thayer an excellent commander. Col. |
V having been confirmed as a Brigadier
General, sill make vacancies in the reci-
ment to be filed
SUNDAY MoRSING.-I am well this
morning and in good spirits. We were
ordered to move off and camp this morn.
Ing, but the order is counermandet
and We will probably move off soon. Up
the river | presume. Remember we are
now IN Gen. Grants Corps. instead oil
Curtis's Sd Brigade, 4th Division, RIGHT
wing l3th army Corps.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20

All orders received win meet with prompt
attention, and as they have had several year,
experience In the business, they pledge them
selves to give perfect satisfaction to ell those
who are pleased 10 favor them with their Gus.
tom
Independence, Dec. 9th, 1862 I37.tf
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Ser Mufftaub Il, O>e,p.RJorf.

Ser Mmfftanb Il, O<e,p'Dorf. :.
Die Grsisni0e psr leeten Gage In Neu
Wprf Aet6ren NIT ~ ben ttraurfsften uni
teeeutuneapottften in bie}em Rrteet. Dl
Re8tsrun9 bdtte fe serausi.bfn une ibnsu
auportommen zmli1tn. -, -
;: Do6 ole gopptrbeaes 6& rings In
.eawsen Shorten be(cnesrs aud os6baib or'
oanifttt batsn, um F@ Der &onictiption
~ ptspsrfstsn, ta6 Die $500 &lauitl bee
genfetiptiensssksss tbuen tn ptsfem uns
.tsrnsbmen 5eislr &nbdnesr peri&aTt bat.
pas wsib eie Nesteruns eben lowotl, als
Ft ts tuei6, ba6 oas 6aup!Ioaer perfslben
rie Stast Ntw Dorf 1T. Sepmour wur.
pe untsr tsr Depile erwdblt ,,tein Rriee
ataen bfn Sdren. tetne @unlcriptien fiir
pit Bunresarnase, Nsw 9orf IT loubsraip
uns .{sIbafdnrie. BEN Buube seDenlber."
@esmpurs Grwdblun0 nar. eint ofent
&rt!dtune ese New Yorf YSbsl5 an bte
Union .wir euleen tsins 3ibune." @it
tcnnte pie 8saieruns oie(es ulIss unte'
a@tet taNtn?, Qanaebat fis nit eerQon'
(eriptiou qss6pert. neil 0e @ottanD be-
f1r6ts,s, fonnte fe etauben, oab uie LEGS
ten Steeesberidte. cie- Nem go1f Gopp:r,
b,atS in Yatriutsn uumansttn t6nn4en 2
Be.por 1le >aur ,3iebuna. ael&riten III,
bate Ge stne binreidsnpe Mllttarma@i
,ur banb babsn ma0sn, um BIZ e. 4 {
@ewalt-tbat psr Sppo t.
ton nieotrtu @metttrn. n.
Mbsr utdt einmol our@ polissimann(&o oft
mar her Met ssr 3isbune ee(&dst Das
Gsusr 1T nidt IN Gntfsben trfidt nor
eeu. isst, il IS. in ma@tise asrlsbrnrs
NIammen ausaebroden.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23

:u- : Daeenport, Sospd. 1pneras, "a. Snli
I$.u pe,ou,aeuftr ts.a&itt; I'D, vi, ll.t.r.

l&su pssou,aeuftr btta&irt;; um ben llet.r.
Rane pes Gstness ~ ps1binesins Das
yef@16 ftr' 'llHton sbtsltsn bit IN BET
'Danb, hit blr 0srui&tung eses'pdre Ter
'Nsbsuion bat Rad8rat 4ttru&srf, uue
fttt DabeuE ipir aue7 gctttstle aus ptt
Dent attalsn.I tinb III Often FIST Moes
tsi'm alten. 50 ause Ii allen ftstra&s
iet, IN ttt vi 8anj.u Snpafon ete nod
irtr 8ertnnente 7Ibsil.i D.nn 'trdbr,uo
e ttnsu Ytanttr IN Sf&ntdt 7ettra$t,
babtn unt,re 1ruppen 70 Sroee AtrlaRe,%
die We feinistn 'srlitttn, uup aparolirte
Rsbtqfn wsrbtu mad mfe ycr In We ar:
nee tstt.a. Dt Msab niat fabiser ift.
fale BfGttuan- - aud WeGleaan ,i9lue
Ia Ill esbelItn am 81. :. I'D - aseber .pb
.ets zs$as am Dt.rfo onmaat ~ Dait,
inaton NsRt: rue ipiro man wbbl talp, IT,
fatren.. At.r traurfa iAssS, pds II bere,
,t@s .'t'e : 'essIyrt@mss saas fd1sn " "'@+
1s bsWo1CIu Vnv. ,,,;t t'.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
See elltmif6t.

@ir (oetsn atitsrn, ooB mun G& bar.
auf psrloG.n fsnne, pab See nit fsinem
pllnper entmiidsn; ;rps.Ds. Dtniae 5iun=
cen fpdler traf pie oiFeieQe Na&ri&i tin,
ea@ II lbsr zen, yolomoe lei. NQts. mas
mir, pom isinsr, ,Mrmee ,e. trwiidt ia ben.
beitsbt in 1900 @sfan9ensp, g. xanonen
unp @ai0ops. 2 Gabnep uno eins8sn fIets
uen @af.u! .- .."-. =
i. @erfen nit isbt einsas Blid 3urld aui
rtftsl.srapbiibsn 9ut&is }.il su @&la&'
am Grsitas p..3: gSuli. pa bttbt, IS
Sc Risbt. in tptleer GIu&t isins Nrm's
ptrp psrnidtst .,psrp.n;, - fetne atmes IL
pomoralifrt. IN seINnf5iune bsariTsn: !;
= wdbreHeez- -Meahe QQte, fuutstn9eIi une
9sfanasu suimnht,3 niwmt Dir sMt@monp .;
init, ,psr5 Niep perloaesees's, IL pu Rrbel'
lion boo @snid astro@sn; - wr baben
rem Sc 108 t3anousn abatnou,men, ttn
.3saimsnt na&. psn anesrn lpirb .etnses
fanetn. Sec bat fdou 0ber ben 3. GttiI
letuer Arulee ,osrlortns pom {etnemi @epdd.
ltinsm, Erain unb ,(sinsn, @,(panntn ta,
ben yunisge 1suppsn ibm msbrs ,absenom'
:men, ;. ole {ein 9anssrs EYl1nrsr in Warp'
ftanp7 une! psnnlylpanien: Ipsrlt IT. Da
!auf .sinn.al 46pe man, trpB pis(er 4ro6tn
Sie9ssbtridts, an &c. III. lu &ep- Mo
ftfft: pennc eisehi!td Qre nit fein1 slr;
NEE E. rllnp na&l esn, ttlearapbif&en Be-
5ridtena 0anp, s7talp am ;antietam, spann
in 6aeerstowne zfann I'M @iQimepcrt,
pann nadl 6anfcf bin, i-beraQ fart nerz
idan3t. 1beraQ aber bon un(srsr Afmes
um3tnaelt, ioasraeer ia ni&t snti&ldpftn
iionnte.j nnp, isetn Mersen laute'e ets
,Nadri6t, pea sgeeuemi: beute q mo1pen
,wtrp bic: 5dlodt aei&losen pie ben ae'
4psrnttten7 :foq look out, z51ook out;
>Mttt5wdbrsns rerEelesrapb psjn nsitins
anensn gabpabm5 aeine} 6eere sesnt&tett.
.oesr i'm In !Salen ;pier 1Delttbeitea .fu@te.
uusinas,tes hpo a@dladtsn tyetfpra d;
faar :3esrubigsbei 8tqj qjamspcrt, ,bra&ts
fcinens sp.anesrs ietten Irain, feline GAytil'
.!sris unp 5leine Armeeg ysrmi.silf sDontcne
:tinabers mad 9irainlin; unb.Weees,fttt
,jest:iu l.ertn Nefle Annd d@aut beu ausee'
Reesnen gseslpSnad. h@iqtSls|5. ,5Hi7 ~
). @es tatsn f1&ietansbie getsnas. &ru'e'
1unb ste1 atristas6alt& Jsuppsa aber'
male tleinens gnbma er,votteuv HHe1 Gen
,Nsabe bite allen 0runb, bem elesEa'
sp6epae aeauitav 3uifin, ,wenns besltltt. Wtut'
asa AslS>.,. .ssh A e. ef fsnftfen hSftS.ys3 az.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
8tf1imrttun8ea 1,e5ii9ftcb Der
. i. atu1beh,lt,N. u ii. u

&rtt3btfpdSJtmeufi {W . tn,Afo n,
f3. Suli. Dffre pss fptos sofmarf &ale
12. Suit. r1'..q4'r? :. :. mr. -.
,ais: Aniwort 3auf @nfrase IN tiefss
:Dffee lsi bitrmii e,fldrt:> j y. ! y
i1)y Ssetgaeaoaens paion. .:tpel&e oe'
smdb 6srtinn >t3istsrs GnrolIirunaeuet'
$500 erlest. tffiron pisisr Auebtbunp a It,
frstt; bod ni&t non .trBtnp elmer fpdts,
folaenosn ti5tt w. ~ : 1'sl
:; ~ Sep, as3o0ene! !ptr(en, pel&s sirfn
annsbm6arsn SisIusrtrstsr Iiefsrf, ihpen1
DenRr1 rbtfrsit sflt2 ets E3,itrat,sr. anl
msidlf ptr @teqpfttIeter In pfn Disnft &C.
muRt1t III. D4s:c "a =, ,; a&5eR3 ~
81 Gin S,s1ner.ys.sr, bn In rem Dienfl
etmu Rsrt, fann ad&t sssosen wupsn, pdt'
reno sr iu, Ditnfis@tf..77: :" t;.r.H %} .
4J Gin B73p8ens1 fam fi& ntdts1os.
taufen, optr dnen. 9teIlpsrtrstu trinsen.
aanpem ~ I'D beim EnsolliruH0steart
,ur 'prtlfuua atustieet1tnt. ". 2ri,: ~ "
81 aDisj,niesn tpsI@e ON g. :!Mdra '63
TN ,@tr.; St. DirnRs aisi 9ltQosrtftierfa'
ci.Ausb.buus pom 1862lwarsn unp pertu
Di.nfasitieiirsnl~ atarlaufsn III. 6np bt,
i,siasn, ,Mustsbung niGt ,untssporisn, abtl
pit pttionsn, ar petfn St.tle fs. siuse.
muRnt parpsd.s fnb bsr Ausbetuns un.
t,rporftn sttnfo, als wsna fitpint ssau'
aen umprt sn< pdtst' 'unp lsintu Slillpsr'
t,,f,y n,li,ffYt bdffsti. 4I IT .s199h?S
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Die politifde, craa a,,ifatioa

Ose- QOAgIllepea peaAI80UlVo1tou nj
p.r rapital.nspiud&.nsll spttvtdraer as.
fdlt kersag gaasttsa ni&iabAsrss,e. Sie
miitert 0s (asb {; ;ane bsyleltts,e FGt 1t !
sir wta rnprD Dfgantfa aiieufH, pie ~
tiait an esttsa,tf& fnnletrt ltetne
sfstidsa ,strtf@yn7 susbtff1ls lsE 1tssnst1t'
eif&en.a 11EEfa 'taiqifsist; 555.s a,ssg
III @a6 tRs benu mne4 stt sstt anti q
u1iener q DsAanifaiion,2 u "sSasfi6t bii
aonit plaifernf. 6t6f Aneut6 t6ntb 81 Dtv.
baaamts fie Ai4t lelbia aiu ssuebldd dd4i$s1
@arten iese Saatisnalf GpRb easpdtt
9a.Ai&f siebkf &at .bezielten ptE yftnes
anlerilanif6 6m bslta saIssmslfn ltfaSu
Iber 1tltsf fnbpirsfsl fslrineBsisriA ~ etRsSi
pst4tns GAtHbsritll ltnFbif 5Qdltk be-
(irtttea ;niut tie, .sat MIR rfno Affsit tatt III
DRssGy Gysn. q ~ it75 fsEttt sls is'E1t1 &
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Gin md s'.:&t.n. -.
'N buben ttntn Qonaier bereitS ev.

@A batsn ttntn eansisr bsrsits e.
rdbrt. .~ III il -
orpoups, rel. ouetrbatb, pe1 Gamtlte etn
@asnilonltbtn flbrie. Dr. teisutenaut
Ibtspul @iQsnormaup: ,: bate taute ~ &,
nsn blbl&en +Sff1ter: sr mar, "sewa@' :
len tuts elm Mdp&en," tru9 stnsn Eptd&s
ttssn Sdnurrbast, une9 wuete pen Sdbsl
unwitfNtb,t@ tttrr,n ~ iaffen. 81 fam
feltsu' rad tparis. ~ itl.en,l ta6 Mat tus
i'm no@: ME 0elsbfn. bate, pie bstrsn
Usttsrn fanniensstnanpes Hur BEN Nan'sn
nod. 71Ibsepul war9pte init, eswdbnt 5u
baten alaubsn !, BET, 2isbl:n9s. 1ante 0ille,
ncruausy biz i'm psl,ea. neil ftoibn ni&t
.iab.: Dsnn nan bic 92eulef midi fttt;
fam man ttneH ale m6sttsten uestfeiN,
4sn Gtesnfdaftsn ,ui&rstten!I5 !, !a4 t.G
= Ginse. Mprafns mar tie Eantt TO- nuf-
aeteat, mte es bel ibrsr eew6bnli&ea 9Nabe
nur iu,msr ,r5g1ida nibr 3iTu,er aeSan'
gen. Wariue Bate ben @tobsater srpis,,
Der um bic Gtlautnib ~ +stnsr =fteinsn
Rtife esbs,sn unp biaaueskBt II 8seense
l&en psn. Abenp. nu3ukrt&en. La
:. @sb nur, ttatts btr @tneuaisr 9sants
mestst unp bei @sittb tbinlusdstt. tnpsr, sr
rie beipen Mueentrauen suaporSe9l;a "st
briugt oft tte gla&i auee1 btm baalt 1u.".
Ole. Iapte NOR 5ftbr nsugierfe inibr Gins
msr ssaansent unpa,batte saaf etr 1nppf
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
s. E III l.lsje: I on =.
Die 'HsA' \. =
.MrnIllye,ll1' lei Il =ul|l1p G1enbell.
Nsu,aa sspu Bietsr41aso.-
'''!'-' 'tguftftsuxs.]
enn* mau!etn en-: xir &ner
as =. ,...1et6rt bat. r,., ,,.,

''Dte trenH u,dn ieinen 9&I0 1tl BAT. al
tse 1l@ tfast, 10 trtldste st I'D. Uae q
lasba6t, .psstAsntsDea4 QG1ils
I st fab nun ptutlttt tsn pet(oreH&sn. a6tt
41ltttaakt# .aae:meH{A4iAtn4 6fHm Der ateee,
Dinas. tie man ibn ba0eu.' rtr B!ete,
Menf1tu. it man 10 petf fuash 10
l.6rt tatte. @snn II on fsintJ frdtttsi
Nsia ungsn ta@te, Die guar 1T BON, &C.
Efts.n warsn unp ibm rod f&onffo alt sr'
Ei3ieue1. ,purps sr unwidte uno ld&sltesr
Bon btr Rtbattlfta,ioa fstuss Wattre wa,
Il sauf5 saus natarlt&tm @sst III isns'
Rapoleons aslenBt. f2f Y ~ ~
u f& ron feintm@ sbuatsr In peu,. Mabe
mie er fi@ |,insm Batter, psm Anesntsn Al
btnf.Ibtn onnb rta Dinaen ndberie, fa
w.l&s Der 6tera fanfuntjmauitS' 9abr'
se!dmyf, bate. @tr srrdbnttn bsf,t,s
ede bie ut bss 6srrn @iutnorma aube
Ianse f&on tbm nt&t r,sbr au{aS'e. Gs
|bsftanrep tsrstts auerlst Dt0onanasn 3pt.
f&en utut srnfuttffdnpte'n 9ausltase uno
+ptn fricolen Gretfe. Eie 2st&lftrttatsit
@trSnfss psrlsBteano srbhlttte pitS&wsr-
nsutbi 8erttete.. ASo lanee Re ettfeIbsn
politifaen Nldnunesn anp etelt!ben 9cssn
asbdtt tattsn, mar Mdttus oa NIT @tIe'
,orit,aup iufammensstrcfen wis on elmer
Bride. Nls rie Bride aufon a,snbrab
entnanp elm Ab9runp. Dor aQem~ :obsr
flbltt i3 Wariue unousiprtdli& emp6ri.
tpenn IT bspahts. tab "a @fuenormauc
9ei,tfen, ttr aus th6'tdbttm 3tunre ibn
l&onunaslot Zen Sbsrfen sntrtFen unp
10 rem Dotsr ba6 &tno. b.m Rinee ben
Batter 0snommsn battt.
slus 9itbe ~ isinsm Batter aelon9tf
Ma,ius fat sum @iosrwillsn 9ssen ftt.
nsn @robooter
Ni4ts pon o0.m bem psrrfsib nd mad
au6sn: :. Nur idlitr purps Il mett
urp mebE (&meta(ant bet 1ilds uno ifl.
Ten I'm t6ou1e. @tna tit Gante fddlt,
tpat IT ltbr ldnft ,inb f@lbh aur &nt'
f&uletsuna fine Stueien ppt. rie @orlf.
funatn, BE Yrafun8tn i. {. 10. Der
8robuattr tlttt tst jetnen unfetlbartn
Usrmutbunssn. "getIfebt' If sr" faAts
per alts; .,bdrauf ptrffsts i'd MIDI"
Wariue p.rrsi(us pom 3sitiu 3tft.
Dobin estt II nur ? froate tte Iante.
Ginu,al mar {. ,ta9n Montfern,ttl &C.
riff, um esm ttm ttntsrIafYtntn auf,rdgs
fttnss: 0attte ta&3ufomn'en zune bate
prn tbsu,aliatu 9er9tanten ocn Waktloo.
ben @ittt Ebeu urptsr. ssfu&t. Ebenar'
pttr bate 8entsron ast,a DIT, eas @irtbe.
baue war asi&loftn uno Nfsn,anb wubts.
tpas aus etr Gamiltt atroreen, matfues
bltst we3sn cisier Na&fotf@un8tn Dttr
Gage aus. o.
Ut MIRO lietrli&. (aete BET @roboattt.
= Man 9lautfe ~ "beu'srfsn, ta6 & auf'
etE {9g#ua7 sattfef eettttF etn'e; tttras an et@
usm f@watpn 0anptf up, pen pdlettl4e.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Spr}erei -.maaren @el9da

non -
BetberbedeRn. miaer
30. "A psal. 2te Strass, Davenport. Soma.
ut, empfeblen ar ste bi.sdtrIse @rnbte ua fstr .'
eatt.seS EDaarsn-2ascr sen
@loetrttu, W6ista qtqueur.n, gal, Slid In
- R,ts unb balben Td7srn. eetrodu.tsn Srat-
i: ten. Vpraeaan.. t:bste-5 nnb @las.
QBuastns NeiTtr .7unb @attln,
e0f.l, 8ol3maaren. Str'ds,
Rauh: u,,<Rau:4abat ,e.
Besn.r cine srsse III tpaet srn' a..
Mbeia>, ;'traus0fidelr u: gatawba> @eiut
: saretlitn IN 6iaGen pnb IN 5tetn' a5pfen,
botldubtj6e Rdrinoe, 5hpeiler ehtSut8tt>.
j.; 5jRrdu,tr-}unpr6a r6ambuteer-aafe, &asae.
Rasewa'ue, unb stpdrste etefelass " j. p
6pttila@,n, Mrbdts a5rb@sn'u. Notions
.T:t.:J7 IT tlbtT NN.1 ;: il
Da mir tr.it uub us s6en 0uautttdtn far 0ofs saufa
NnS mir TN etaube fets n agSseren unp teHsren
VestSis IL VerI4ufen, ute bRn nab sss
tIssn 6.taaet r@ aEa4ne nHft'ts soa''" a"e a''e:t
}iun ( a.; n,B,iperbsd: q Miaer. :~<
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23


natt at.osll.aaup solttttr ? ,ns GslsafI
Ne orbouou,udfiu. Bit a,,s.in,n TfYE
s.nisaM ssS s,ltf IN. s1'sIs." ill., s3ae' Utus
itocufnfe 1SHle fstt ,(n,n Qunrisr osra
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Jgfuf d6tbIfn. Eonfhen + FE'lT7'~- y .
% biVJTiif ss@ nur efntT sue.
tagD Dd. kast ftsobul.1 u Il L!
Die aanis alnf 'bani, . ot,ttttnn S,ere
tail .ns fnIoe }Ea5auf., + '''27'2 )>Ea
- Du blsnfi ecit ,pjt.hfafsuSE tte aa,a,,
BOD, sci uns. Ts
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| nftn. pK Sa&t tlsbr sltfad. Bi
fomu,,n j IN tinlaahpsYt mnrnifon. nm,
msiian rs6 a III dIi1Sa. IN 81 sns M,fs fiss III
sIrdt D1rh . S>a Nam, Am ~ I;
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The New York herald., 1863-10-30

ONE OF THE WALL STREET BUBBLEs.-Ws
publish to-day Judge Hogesooms opinion upon
the Harlem Railroad stock affair. This i, Of
course, but one opinion, and there may be, and
doubtless are, many and various opinions upon
the subject We think it our duty to call at-
tention, however, to the Judges ideas upon
this matter, as it is Just that innocent people
who are concerned in the Harlem stock opera
tions may know what to think Of the whole
business. We take it to be very clear that
stock which rises from rs to 100, goes back to
IA but to rise again to lis, all within sixty
days, and without any apparent reason, must
be q bubble-a Wall street bubble.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30


hard matter to And single politician who b
an honest man-thst ID, II they take the sta>s-
msnts made In the canvass as thsirIguids. We
notice that James T. Brady and Van Bursa
are to hold forth at the Cooper InsV-
tute tonight on the judiciary and railroad
legislation. This will no doubt be an inter-
esting occasion, and we trust that John vaa
Buren, will inform the public where tho '1ittls
joker" on city railroads is rAll political
factions are after it, while some Of them try 70
deny it publicly and play the hypocrits.
There is a chance for a telling point under that
head.
Whether this gathering will have any effect
whatever upon the result Of the election
events must decide. But one thing is certain: the
constant assaults upon the united organization
of Tammany and Mozart have caused them to
strengthen their fortifcation in every particu-
lar They now claim to have made themselves
secure at every point, and that they are also
ready for any new strategical movement that
may be started by the allied forces against
them. Whatever may be the result of all this
wrangling and bitter political controversy, II
will make but little or no difference After
election they are all alike; it is six Of one and
half dozen of the other. Let us then patient
ly wait until the storm is over, and then ws
can quietly enjoy the amusement of seeing who
is out in the cold and needs a blanket
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

CIrY PoLrrIcs AND NETT TUESDAYS ELECTION
As the hour for election approaches the poll
ticians increase their activity and take hold
with greater energy and more desperate de-
termination to conquer or die. The mixed and
uncertain condition of the parties, factions and
their candidates causes still greater activity on
all sides, and increases the excitement and con-
fusion Of the canvass. Whilst most desperate
contest Is raging in reference 10 the possession
of the judicial ermine, there il also nicosquab-
BILE between the political factions In regard TO
operations in the Albany lobby and elsewhere.
Taking II altogether, the election OF next Tues
day will be an interesting and important affair,
and the result one In which not q few OF our
politicians will find food for study and refcc-
tion.
The few days that now intervene before
election will be improved by the politicians in
the canvass, and the public may expect all
manner Of charges, counter charges ard re-
examinations to pour forth from all sides 70 such
an sx.a-; va, ::s:y MI! and tan ezaccl cl!rS'y