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Naval Movements.

The I. s. steamer Idaho 10 In process Of ooustIuos
ton at the yard Of Mr. Henry steers. at Grecuponts
Speed 10 her principal Characteristic. Her length 10
300 fest width, ~ feet depth Of hold, "a feet, anS
Of $500 tons burden. She 10 narrow, vary shsrp 81
both ends and faultlsssy rounded that strsishs
edge cannot rest on any part Of her surface. Whes
aAost, her sides will present . surface twelve fsss
above the wstsr line The faster she 10 propelled the
CHER sin her bow. be forced from the water. Tbs
style. The vessel viii De- ,cntiisted by blov.rS a.!
ven by .nEns' The sun dsss z x fcg! sse :, hsM Si
sss Sss'' .s 'sss s y" ,s1s:
siI and half feet betvesa. them Under
:.S' s.g tSps % s .s ~ BIN s e.1 :s. ,c X:
.sn, and viii make q knots an hour under . sood
ssS 2 700 poasd,rs The snsins. y. building q the
ton. direct setns and srssisr speed q Piston ths~
Il ": e,sI thought could s1 s';ssinsd 900 I re,
sne. viii take up los room than 10 usual 10 yessels
Of this class and weigh only 20 tons The eylinds..
feet smoi. of piston. Another nsw feature is the
:uston Of The pIep;r one o. "a sa.n , NE :, ~
being Necessary to have NOR. than the usas,
;T':e; INF s,, t. S''..s tho ordp:,, 0"Ss
,.opins 1000 Ths boiler. ~, consume m S,s ten, ms :;
coal an h9nr she can e.,ry 500 tSn' 2, eos, nut. Sr
and urs eighteen tons Of coal day She hss tx.
blowing eseines. vhich ran bs MADE 70 eeny iU
pounds Of steam. She drew but ~ teet ~ vster,
SeIt to the power NJ the engines nothing ahes the
speed Of vessel more than her dram Of .aier Ih's
particularly ilusrated by ali the fastest steauef.
in the world The constructors Of tho Idaho erpees
she will make 10 knots en- hour uader steam, squal 70
IN miller. She will be launched about New Years
The irou-eAd Dictator Il nov resdy TO leave h.
soehs and will probably be launched about the 81 NJ
November. Nothing like the Dictator hss eva bseD
built in the world The ruasni,ude Of the armcr or
her turrets and sides surpasses the most formdsh.
protection ever before we'd for ship~. II saH
that tile Secretary Of the NAVY si 10 pessnt o. the
launch.
The L. y. steamer bermuda has Just returned IRON
trial trip to PhilHdslphs. II was very suceessfu'
and satisfactory to ell concerned. On the ssy nsn'
Port Royal to New York the liernnds len the Ben
vile clear out OF sight, The sN0 70 oonsioefeo ons
Of the fastest vessels In tie navy.
Every effort 10 being made to complete the Quin
tard Battery OnoudsEa as soon - possible. She
would have bssn ready Tor sss Last week, but sn en-
Arreaent Of her iorIet found necssssry IN orde
to pisre~ II fof 10 inch gun sspcted abe stD
be rssdy to male her tristrip about the 9Th Of Ne
ysmtsT.
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Army Of the Potomac.
A l:lssce ~ the Field.
CORR 2 ond.n VI u, \. L. SUI.

tCorr'sp ond,nrs " h' y. y Suhl
Heyper's fcrv, Oct 10. The result Of the tiill
isat ssrss u operations In Csstrsi vssna for the
last tn dsys 70 bring the hrss line Of dsfsscss Of
the Army Of the Potomse to the Potomac, With tom
por.s7 offensive line, eIteudns to Brood Kun river.
where The bun Of the array 10 dispossd. Nothing 10
v,duveiy known Of the rebel army, later rsesnsois
ssaoes having failed 10 locate them on sny position
north Of the Ball Hun Mountains. The prssump-
cvs evidence is; that General Lee, hsv.
Ing failed to turn cur hsnk, daring the
three days operations ending on Thur-dav,
hss retired to the Rsppahsnnook, With Lie lsh wing
sI'snAins towards the Blue Ridge. These positions
srs slmost relatively equal, either army bsng In
condition 10 advance retire tho topography Of the
country GLOWING them oppoe' antilles for induls-
Ing In this game Of chequer- There are not want
Ing those, however, Who sss In Lees recent
mevsnsnta . feint to deceive our generals, and
sovu ths forwarding OF rein nforeements 70 General
eru. II 10 even confidently stated that the
NAN psrt n Lees amy 10 nov far sdvsnosd 70
vnds The Southwest, and certainly tue large forces
that are aseertsined t. have been LEFT st Gordons
vile And on the lines Of the Rappshsnnoeh sad Rap
esn TO cheek our advance In that direction, re nder
this view highly probable. Gen. Meades intentons
srs, Of course, involved IN profound mystery, which
shalt not attempt to penetrs'e. Secretary Stanton
arrived In camp from Washington on SUNDAY night,
cad hsd midnight conference With the commander
IN chief, extending far into the email hours Of the
morning Since then rumors of active movements
ere current, and Il is certain that our Army
10 grsiuslly sdvaneins towards The Rspidan, In
hsrsbel rear. On srndsy last, sharp artillery fsht
occurred between the Union and Rebel cavalry about
three mi'es byond Msnanss Junction, on the War.
s.n'on Rosd. A, the enemy largely outnumbe, ed us,
,t ,orces fell back and rested for the night With sn
Intention n vusb forward the rssSnnosss.os d, the
rorrins. Bat sson sfter dsylisAt on HosAay, Il ~
ut srtA,ssd hat the spsmy bed anticipates us. and
setI.d All the rumers that the snem' hsd crossed
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A TILT AT JOHN BULL.
Prompt Action Of the Supervisors.
$4,000. 900 Proposed for Vol.
unleers.
reclamation by the Governor.
Call for volsateePs.


Exsruf~ ChhrosT, A'oonv O-f 70 1sSJ.-Ths
fresideuS OF the United etates has called upon me,
ssGovesor Of the State Of New fork. TO furnish hs
sucss d three eundred thousand men, 70 recruit the
vs'sess0 forees OF the United states vhrh VII be
sfssy reduesd durns she coming Jeas. oy the eipi-
ssuon Of ne terms Of enlistment.
AZ sss tine the defsnden o. the National Capital
she mens~sa " superior fdce; the Army Of the
Cnmoe1'ahd " 10 an imper'iled condition; and the
nihtAfy opefes'ons OF the Govsrnment are delayed
sno nino"ed ~ us want OF eoequase military pos-
". s"u 40 ufsessnsd WIN senous disAsso.
In 10" emsfssneUh" the duty OF Oil the eitissns
esssn 70 sns appeal pt 'srth BY the fresseas' and
nN sme'ent ana enesV'ui AID IN nhins up 'hs
HAssso snts of our ssms0- u 10 Que 70 eur Dfe-
shsee In she nsd' Who nave estusd % hsroteaiiy fof
ns - our county, the Union OF the ssates' and
espoosd sns Ooesotuuon' snas prompt ana voisn-
ssO seaeAses snouid o. sent 70 thsm In thie mo
.ne" psni' ihey vens 'ofsh n the fun oon-
1890 tnss tns1 veuia - sh nms fsesave non
~" 'e'ov-eissos o. nome seneseas sne eme'ess
uSsI bvuv ss0ooo OF rds sne psnehso
sneio I'M mpoi % 70 uvs IN" oy vo'un'AV seo ensef'
n on"'o".'ens q msn eno money ans nss oys
- eensc'pt'on % e'sfesvs sssies % Toe pan Of
0es0t.
Ir pfsadnt also sAvtsss the dsissss sf the ssvs-
~ be thst, In the eveat 0f the failure 70 raise the
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So. Lons, Oct. so.-Gen. schohsld has Issued an or
der relieving Gen Mcneil Of the command Of III. d,,
tnct ofsouthvsst Missouri, and placing him In com.
mand ofths Frontier, vice Gen. Blunt Who is order
ed to report st Lesvenvorth, Gen ssnborn take,
command OF Southwest Missouri, and Gen. Ewing.
district Of the border 10 extended 20 o. TO embrace the
entire State Of Kansas
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Hasnnv'0n, Oct. 20. The Governusni hss esheisl
adv'oe' from Gen. Burnside that bis marches and
victories In Esst Tennessee and southsrn virginia
ere smnsstiy sstisfaetory, and that IN almost ever,
case the rebels have been whipped and routed Gen.
burnside declares that there not more loyal peo
pie living that are fou.d In East Tennessee.
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ne Potomac are utterly sroundless Lafse bodies
ned passed through into Loudcn Valley, and this 10
euTosed 70 have oceWoned the reports of another
n'sAion OF Maryland. Nothing sppea,s to have teen
funhef from Less Intention. whether the
u"oTs IN I.oudon Vale, .i.i psss into the sh.nsr
dosh valley, rem sins TO be seen. Tho p,obstuity u
IN" has given riss to the su.pieios that portion Of
Lees army may psss dovu the shenau udoah into
western Tennessee, and sotbls up Burn,,ds on ,h.lr
sy to Rrsss al Chattanooga. I e,vs these r,rncrs
Tor What thsv are worth. without vouehins for their
accuracy Their existence and contradictory nature
iustrstss the stpoluts tsnorancs that prevails re-
speetips the loessisn Of Gen. Lees Army II 10 moi
knovn whether Gen. Meade 10 mystinsd or not but
the doubt that hsnn Lees ioesilty. sho~s that
he is a. ell eves,s, NJ bunsler since the e,,turc
and ssesp,ure OF Charestovn on ss,ura,- no rebeis
have teen seen in the ncutrsi country" In this Vi
einity The river q this plsre has ris.n considers
bly, By the r.osut rains. and will mot b. sordabe for
fev dsys n isas,, during which ths question Of North
srn isvssien may bs allowed TO r.st.
II 10 certain that both armies we're deceived q. 70
each o'hef's number. Lee evidently believed that
General Meade sss vssher than be really vu, and
on the Other hand Il 10 equally clcsv ,hst our rear
zee ct no sine stseksd By than sp eli portion
'of tbe rebel srmy. The rvsut of the ten dsys'
operations have Won for General Meade the highest
confidence Of the Army. is seen that be
anticipated every smerssncy and provided for every
danger. The enemy sdvsnosd bounding and yelling
"'in point to point ooshden' Of their ability
70 sst IN our rear ernsh onr army, and capture
"sshins'on. Hut N every move they were
eonnonsd BY ssuperior Union force. until -e At last
gained point near C-n'revills. where 1t would bs
msdness to st,aeh US Thea the tables we're tu, ned
and We became the pur,usrS our booming cannon
fo's.ns the flying r.bss to the gorge Of Thorough
farv Gap.
The see.ssoni,ts In Bsltinor. eounssn,,y rr,die,
that Lee s,li sdvsnes AGAIN. - coon % b. s,,. his
army 'ose'nsf and In position They srpeet the,
we" VII sd'snee tovsrd' Hsrpsrs OF Edssrds
FerTy' snd Join bilrs oorps In Maryland. The prspa-
re'ons OF the military sutbosiues point TO ssontin
ssney Of this hind. Gen. Couch 10 adopting mess.
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Warrington. Oc'. 20 There is probably NJ truth
In the rumor that Gen. Meade is 10 no, pursuit o,
the rsbeis; or that they have rsusstsd beyond ths
RapidaH.
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PROCLAMATION BY the Governor.
Powerful Appeal for Volunteers.
AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.

Letter From a Sun Correspondent.
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LEES STRATEGY FOlLED.
THE NEXT MOVE.
GEN. LEE NOT RETREATINC.
REPORTED REMOVAL Of ROSECRANS.
Grant to Take Command.

M nEECHER IN ENGLAND
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Philadelphia Bsnsps.

Phiod>lphso. Oct. 80 Rumors ere shoas that the
military authorities here srs mshins preparations for
the trsnspoststian Of bssssss anticipating smother
raid n Psunsylvsnis. They need eonfir alton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-27

4 possible, the bayonets Of the army against the
breasts Of the fathers, brothers aud friends Of the
soldiers and sufJectiug those States TO military
survaillsnce and dominion
Y. That We denouuce as liheers of the Demo.
cratic party and enemies Of their country The men
wNo are engaged in representing the Democratic
party as wanting in sympathy with our soldiers the
held His a oase slander upou human nature 10
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds (
thousands OF brothers and sons the army, do not
-ympathze with them and il is an outrage upon the
Democratic party that has alway. stood 6y te conn
try to assert that It Is not the friend Of ita gallant
defenders.
%. That the conduct Of Brl adler General Massn
the military eommandant at 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 the people, aud that they are wise and
patriotic officers aud that their conduct on thus oeca.
sion Is IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion Of the
late Democratic meeting at Indianapolis. And we
take pleasure IN expressing confidence in General
mand fFff WEI tTFfHNH
rhe oonTention then Adjourned with three cheers
or the nominees three forthe Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDILL, President.
AMOS LAYHAN, Secretary
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Ae0tcdl.
CINCINNATI VRNEREAL HOSPITAL


Established in the Year lgsA,
FOR TAE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
AAd under the control Vi two of he most Fmipor,
Physicians In Ihe world
l ktiio,;,I ii -, - "a "a q h4A HOh London and Paris
y hospitals and for the past tan years OF the Cin-
cinnatl Venereal Hospital and Dr. r. b. GEYNoI' ia
lat Oh New York This is the nnlY office in the Gin,
where q HefnEnent cure Of iAnvata Diseases can h.
ob1ained. without the use OF mercury or chance oi
dies, 0onorrhsa cured in to AZ hours elect cureJ
in alto 10 DAYS; structures cured In To- weeis No.
tnrnal Emissions stopped in to G dhys; Seminal
weakness cured IN toS weeks; Syphisin its prirns-
ry stages cured in days; Secondary symptoms In I
"a weeks SKIN Diseases cured in to weeks; i'm
potency, ylgor restored IN TO weeks All diseases
private nature treated with unparalleled success
Dr. Bonaprtes great work on private diseasss ,,o
Private Guide TO Health, N beneficial to a pale md
female old and young, should read nj. hack itvili
nose & Tho Sfope In dsrkasss. Price 20
Dr. BsnaParte's French Piien, Msle sasel II Is
Nv @ sae' % anu never ailS 30 90 salts faction tits
me ony safe and sure preventive against disease
Price ol the French Patent Male safe fl The sin,i
enc; ~ per hAli deem; ~ per dozen, sent BY mail
80 madAioe LOAlE El9B Female Mouthly Pills is a
SAFE and reliable remedy for supprssslops ana All r.
laAle diseases Ladies' should not use them d,lr,ng
a. pi uSy as 'hey N"l produce miscarriage. Pree
mail. '' "Na'eSs oy
Drs d. r. are the men to consult; they are mn.
qnesuonhhy acknowledged to be the ohanD,ons snl
kings OF vtnereal diseases, and tho only -
receive monthly reports nom the old verid. thsv
have been accustomed from an early age OF youth u
witness the various diseases which aifct r5sfst. 5t
anu 70 wateh we progress shrough long career "a
humble abode OF poverty to The mansion on the veal
my ana having asoertalned beyond doubt the yasf
suhaung Of humanity, they determined TO select re-
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vote their whole attention to the alienation of lie ,s
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age stamp. Call OF address FoAN
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Dpelng 1Dousc.
. YEEN c nc u s 8

NO. So, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
fINhE Undersigned informs the public TINT ba !. .
~ practical dyer, and has established a i've bSnsS AT
1ooVe place. and IA now prepared to color ali kinds
VI ohKs, Satlns Ribbons, Wooden and Cotton Gnnds
any color that may be desired '''u
II Srease ana stains remoyedIoa all kinds ofrabries
nc warrants TO hnlsh all goods IN a manner to eive
satisfaction, having all artioles necessary ta rt
hls work IN the best possible style
aus UEBM MaNh yvrvcu,,,
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Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
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S. T.--189O--x.

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DE SAFE FROM THE pAEGs OF WANT,

Would these children have a comfortable home and
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dent Of the cold charities OF the woTdl Would this
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property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands OF icredtorssales made when the market
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How few can answer these question to their sallsae-
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Even where lie has precedad them into eternity; by 1t
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his sting.
Let any husband father, son, ask himself "lf was
" die to- night, would those who aTe dear 10 me
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UHANGE OF IIME.
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LEAVE hAI1eON
So,ng Eorth' LIZ IL ana ll;0O pm.
SolnR South, $3.50 u m and 5.bl n n,
LEAVE PAhA
Solng North, 600 u and $50 nm
Going south, ll.9O m and 7,;b pI,
aulY W. 2. JOHNSON, Gen. Passnrser A.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-27

Young men just starting in business whose chief
capital s their ens rgy and integrity should insure their
hIes 70 tue amount Of half their liabilities, ssh an
act oi dtsnteresed honesty when known TO then red.
tors, would Justly irfoass their confidence In them
" would shDw that ey did not wish leave best
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-27
Baltimore ana ONO RaiIrooo

ez2 - IN sisss...siSB. l@s.as-,SsS sE@.s,sSs s.a.
A. hkAI NATIONAL hOUTh. -Ieru,,naI1- - -
~ hsoh Aud Baltimore on The East and n D. " ~ 'sii
DvnWood and faTkers5urg tue " est nj v,ii o. -
,ont m %n wv , ROADS, steameIs, 3c. ior ana nom
TbT.d - lev, I,iS mssl, southWest and Northwest
ms II The only route 10 Washington t,t, -.
Aehfs baltimore ht 1880, 740 ana Iu:0p a ~, H.,
Shu ~ nj On sundays at 4:aU aud 7.4l "A J -
beHse washington at 600, 7:4U and II A II, t, t2 -
"D1 b} p ~, 90 sLhahy al $50 aud y m on.y '"
lnIouBh jackets 10 the Easter Il cites can ~ M,
VIA Washington city at Al adutonsI cbsr e ptocuiee
@ ilnio ns quick and!ar as low as by .uy othsr -,
ihtulie OF tiekets via baltimore and tib,1 H., ot''
" ANY o' 'he p5nlipal Railroad oicos IN the We. '"'
j. II. sULLINAN, Gon WsstsUrr0 "
W p s,,t1it; =; ~. Uulf., Gen ToketAgt -
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.

tits the unseen hand Of the proyident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishng his offspring
and keeping together the family. by it, the faithful