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Il. e.. C. Dem oustratfoA In 8cott Eoun-
ty-k R11ru1d Truck Torn Up-At-
tempted uesGne Of DcscrtcFn.
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Fer cone un:e pas! it has been notorious
being la1hored ID the v!cinisy cf Manchester
in Scott county, md In the northern part Of
Greene ccpEty, aEc day or Two ago de-
tacbment Of II ocEe Wtrt to that vicinity for
tie puJI0te of making arrests. From gen
t1enian who ca1nc up from Catralton Yestrr-
day, Nc learn that en- bis ardvalas Whitehall
about Icon, he. found considerable excite
ment,. with rnmors Of fighting above. Ths
bells were rurg, and large numbers of law
abiding citizens came into toTn, prepared to
resist any hoFtile demonstration against the
peace Arriving at Manchester, some eight
or ten miles further up the road, the troops
were found there with 1our deserters In their
Fisher, who Is charged with ha1borfng de-
eer,ers. AL these were safely guz1ded At the
.1ou1dhouee" Of the Jack eou7i!Ie aud Alton
Raisroad. It Was the avowed object Of the
Z. g. C.'s, who We1e reported collecting Ia
conEtsetablc nrmbsts In the viclsity, to res
Coming towards Jacksonville the trasu was
stopped By force Of shout twenty Of the
buehM hBckere. who h=d torn up the track
about two niles north Of Manchester. Taeir
object In wa5lsytng the train, which was to
1tscue the prisoners, however, was defeated,
they b9tpg still i. Manchester: 1hs train YVES
delayed lpul the road could bE repaired By
putting down new rails and ties, the old onea
layjng been entirely removed Duriug the
delay The bushwhacsers were very p.ofasc iu
the display Of arms, but made no other use OF
them.
Our informant had heard Of no actual col
lisicn, ard believed the report of fighting
atoye Whitehall urfornded The Union men
In tie vicinity we're fully aroused, and were
p:ela,ed, if pecetssry, to aid In the vindica-
mn Of the laws, It IL believed, however,
that nothing more serious will grow out or
the ofIhir than little Glustt7, as the buah-
whackers were badly frightened. We shall
probably he@r ltom the scene Of excitement
to dhy.
, 1863-11-21
-. 318,44s 28a,937 aa95,sn so6, GO
U1ion maj....- 81, COS Coppeshead maj. 10,75e
A Baton Rouge Notable.

Frequently is eeen upon our streets, O,
aronId tie billiard saloons and drinking.
houses, Mr.. Benjamin, brother Of Judah F,
Benjamin, the rebel Secretary Of something OF
othe1-1 don't exactly remember Fcat Mr,
Benjamin Ia, ply ysically, Holland-built, being
about live tees IN height and the same dis
lance vide, and goes to scale at about two
hundred and flfsy ayorlupois. He has q
b:oad, jolly face, with merry, twink1ing eyes;
It clean EhaTen, with the exception Of a well.
trimmed moustache. IndIcations OF great
sh'evdness and GINNING creep ont from be-
meath the outward appearance Of rollickfpg
hpmor, ard there is a 1ascirious expression
absut the mouth; but his great peculiarly
seems to be disposition to herd with Pro-
yost Aarehals. You can slwa5s tell who is
Provost MarEhal in Baton Rouge, even If be
be but Gay, old, by noticing who "runs''
nth Benjamin, ard Is whiskiEd, smoked and
big di1nsred BY him. Benjamin rarely plays
billiards With any one e1sa than the Provost
Marshal, and, although Benjamin Is an excel
lent player, By singular fatality be Is almost
invariably beaten BY the Provost Ma1shA.
Benjamin doea not relish being beaten By the
Provost Marshal, either. know he don't
from the way he shrugs his shoulders, in
the expire. sive French eIyle, and sneerS.
It may astoni6h some people who ara fam
iliaz with tho latter.day Life Of Jndah F., to
learn that his brother, the ponderous, Is
good Union man, get such is the fact, never
theless. know this is 20. because he says 1t
Il Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
, 1863-11-21

Amen say we've who are Of the
" Abolition gaus,'' and believe that every
man is the owner of himself, and that
every days work is worth its days wages.
Amen and Amcnl But what will Cream
Cheese say? He is actually commanded,
in q missivc un4uestioaab1y bearing the
Episcopal zeal, TO pray for the
"Civil Liberty" OF "all nations and
people, those greasy, rank-smelling, low
1y, ignorantand helpless people, the black
elayes in this land, includedl This is too
much. Either Bishop LEE must be tried
by the Holy lnquisition at Joliet, (the pa
pers being kept in a jappaned TIN buzz or
many church must be torn by this norel
doctrine that even "niggers" are fit for
civil liberty to pray TOR the army, was
bad enough to thsnk God for victories,
has in it spice Of politics; but to be
hothering ones sell and all the churches of
Iowa and Kansas about three or four mil
Lions Of negroes, half man and half bAboon,
is past endurance We move for the re-
assembling Of the Hager tribunal.
We warn Bishop Lee and Clement
Smith-the latter Catholic Bishop OF the
Diocese Of Dubuque, and a thoroughly
loyal man-to mind what they are about.
These are peri]ous times. The heeesy that
all men are created free and equal, is fear
fully prevalent; and its corollary, that all
men are, by Gods Law which these Bish-
ops interpret, entitled to their freedom,
and that tits crime akin to murder and
piracy to deprive them Of it, is rapidly
creeping into the popular understanding,
Bishops, take the advice Of a lay journal,
and guard well your focks-theres Aboli-
f3Quisiu aboutt
, 1863-11-21
IN oUInAGRoUs CALUmNr.


We lave been accustomed to expect
misstatcments Of our affairs in the rebel
organs OF England, but the following from
the London Herald, the aristocratic organ,
relative to the recent elections in Ohio and
Pennsylvania is outrageous1y false, and
bears upon it the impress Of malice and
rancor which we might have expected
ito ind only in the rebel paper of this city
tor kindred sheets. The following are ex.
stNctsl from the article:
: *s463 k1Qes votc given, like those Of Ken
!! tncly q Maryland, under the most Ttolent fora
: ousy Of the Constitution removes the troops be
Sond the boundaries o. q Town where a poll is to
be he1d. 20 thct the csv1 power itself may not be
eeloa Il 2hs rePeo %ehefa u.s.
zd'y torce 1e applied for tho cxpreas purpose Of
d9St,erg 1pon The constituencies candidates agree.
,,cs Mssin c.ery man who ia seen to come up to the
4%r hsuo, eoee ios tho Democratic candidate and
Gnoh y u America how = man 6oes T:ts-is n
of noxes %1es sss proclaimed himself the enemy
- niestw arr g. has rendered 1tscl! deepotc and
dsbtoi vengeance. W @io1uc1' 70 pay lis
Sosalng but the most intense hatred of
Republican institutions could have
prompted 10 such wilful peryersions 81
facts and gross attacks upon The Federal
Administration. Military force las not
been made an appliance at elections to
further the ends Of the Administration
either in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky OF
Missouri, or any other State. No organ.
lied regiments, not even q .Corporal's
squad, have appeared at the polls to in
tirnidate copperhead voters. There have
been no soldiers present except those who
We7e there in the legitimate exercise ol
, 1863-11-21
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

~ Iee ee. .ThlEtY-Eighth Congress assemblies on
,,EEnlisting Is now going On rapidly IN
ia Is already flled.
The Austrian Government has recently
purchased machinery for making rifles Of q
drm in Hartford, Conn.
The price Of gas In Philadelphia has been
advanced to S2.5o thousand feet m fncce4se
oftwenty-dye cents.
In the Connecticut Legislasure, aIl the
Democrats bnt two voted against giving
State bounty to volunteers!
Brigham Young, In late address to the
AtormoEs, says that the present wnr IL .
"Vititasiou from Heaven upon the people,
because they killed the prophet Of God, Jo-
eeph Smith, Jr-h
There uil be partial eclipse Of the
moon on the morning of the 25th Of Noyem-
btr, commencing at 0 minutes and 10 seconds
after l O'Clock.
In consequence Of q prize having besn
, offered In France for the Invention Of sub
.tisute for albumen prepared from hens' esgs,
an albnmen equal In quality aad much cheap
t1sh roe, '>S >'~N'N
traitor Maury has explained to the
British Association for the Advancement Of
Science that torpedoes, In order to destroy
chip, mrst be In actual contact with them
when exploded, otherwise the water inter
yerlrB Esrves rs q cushion to protect the
vessel -. :.
.-R.T. Hen. Bay1les OF Fall River, Massa-
chusetts, has head OF, ,Benjamin franklin,
painted IN 118S BY Robert Fulton, who wss
for time portrait painter and studied with
Samuel West. It Is the only painting Of his
Which ia certainly known to be e.iant at the
p1efent time.
.-oney A1erich and his wife li7e in:Barnst
Ve1moEt-the former eighty-eighe and the
latter eighty nine years Of age. They hsye
had ten children who ate all alive. One son
and nine g1anuEons are In the Upion army.
MIR. A1drich moved ha4f IN acre Of grass in
thrse hours last aeason-
"A correspondent at Baton Rouge states
that the cotton trade IN tia. quarter is quite
brisk. About two hundred bales come il e pes
d45-mnch Of It from points within the rsbel
lines. The rebels seem to have become dis
gusted with cotton burning strategy.
Last week the door Of a cattle car be-
came u1fastened soon after leaving Ottumwa,
Iowa, and wcs not discovered nutn near Fair.
field, where The cattle we're found to have atl
l:aked ont, Nest Of them vera found along
the road, killed or crippled.
The mother Of Theodore Winthrop died
ut Staten Island on Wednesday, the 2Sth Of
October, at the residence OF her dauehter.
3IIs. Telnpleton johnson. She Was oman
wo1tbyto to be the mother OF that gifted and
heroic youth who fell fighting for his country
with bis face to the Zoe. Her whole lite was
ttogrsut with good deeds, and her memory
will "amell sweet and blossom In the dust"
The physicfans in Carroll county, H.
tbirt.en In Dnmber-held a meeting IN lit.
Carroll, on the 9th Of October, for this pur.
pcsa Of establishing . uniformity In charges
In the different branches Of medicine. The
fah1e which war n6nDte1 ernhrfrpa tff1v.sfv
, 1863-11-21

buacan, where he expected to receive REIN
1orcenents from the States Of Vera Cruz,
Puebla, and Oazaea- With the forces thus
raised he WAS to commence active operations
Mexico, between the City Of Mexico and
Vera Cruz, with view to cutting their line
Of communication with the coast.
The Church party Of Mexico ere not very
well pleased with Gen. Bazaine, who secceeds
Gen. FoIey In the command Of the French
army. They find bis views too liberal to suit
those Of Ger. Forey, who Is believed to have
been recalled BY the Emperor in consequence
ofhis untr]y precipitate policy,
, 1863-11-21
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The EIcct{0n-Encct OF the Ikadicel
Succcsb-Shetchcs Of Henderson and
Gr2tE Brown.
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tslb7oe.}
EH

Especial Correspondence ch1caeo r,,b,,e,
ST. Lou1s, Nor, II. 1853
A"c,eat calamity, has fallen upon MI.
.sou,;, A"Jacobin', las beer elected to the
ursfcd States Senate by TIE Ls,,,l,.nr, Mt
1'n.-c.. cx,~ T..,,-s.t.-,--.'~
'ene1ao1 SA5' Lie uetueatenansa CT the cop
perheads and the warnings Of the Conser7a.
t:yes have Ill brea of no effect, The R<D.1-
y,ro, fc,rrer, sa,3 Ara Dau,cr.t. nn.. 80
vote as 10 pfeFe1t the contamination Of
lastirg disgrace to the State" and tie U;sio4
fConsery.1 said the same th;,y in srh,.anca
r r. 1..,a - ,..o,,t a. 80. -
.. 80 ~ - 80 A'a'' oa* 'fue u
neSerfhelese Il. taat tha newspaper which Is
urcea snv coalition e.wse, tha connerhsna,
n5 ran.a,-s..~n .,h,o,s she.,, spansus ss.r.a1as
hna cense1Faases WHICH enoolo pFeEeu. the
election Of IN immediate emanc1patioaiss.
When the Legislature re.a.sembled last Tues
H.. ;+-.. f,a,a ~ 49, p.s,..1. -. =.
creased In strength since the adjournment
last winter, and on the first ballot on Thurs-
a.r q c..t, pr,-n, 1.,,.a. -. a.
"e5' " o 49, a,.' 4esAoo on45 1--we s9sss
OF an election. This indicated great change
In favor Of the Radicals sInce The last session,
ssss ~ ~ -sos+ a1ao,,a. s-a % .l.'.," y. sa..4
cles ~ 'ne 1ec7n1 e'eeaon. anu party oy the
prcg,as In sentiment On the part Of some of
tie members The Radicals were strongly
organized. while their opponents could Sot
mite the m, f,tct,nr nevfon.,;n4areets ~,
- ~ ~es ae-soAa. 4os74eots: aAu
the iormef ned ont nrmly, they could prob
ao!J nave e!eeteo tWo uneampfom1slng Radi-
ca eenaso1e % It was. Me:sEe. Brown and
HtnaeIson Reio elccteo1 Hendefson Was
ORIGINALLY Raalcal, VINO hah peen baekslid-
1ne, ont VINO haS nov returned. q repentant
prodiEa1 son, to the pstrimony Of the faithful
, 1863-11-21
The Infamous NIcCunn Defeated

The New York Ett..ing Iass Gays the cou1.
ty csnvssee1s hare majority for Judge Bos-
worth over NcCnnc. It IVES claimed tuat
1betenth district Of the Eighth Ward from
which one hundred anc eeyent5 five votes
were returned Tor Garyiu. etould also have
caLt Eimilar lumber for his associate. A
few days before the election, a defective bal
lot WIS circulated ty dishonest persona evil
dently for tic purpose Of electirg McCunn.
It wat q judiciary ballot With only the name
Of cae caoGidate On It for Justice OF Sppe.
Nor Court. The friends Of McCunn By cir
cu}AtiDg their defccaye ballot, It appears,
lost htih his election By 1Ae very means which
they employed to bring It aboat. They were
thrown ont and thereby NV York c..y Is
saytd lie di:graee OF another term Of the in.
famous MeCunn.
, 1863-11-21
From Paris.
por. Il. 7. Tme8.1

IA3Ls& AQEsOnJ1 NOV. d 1sb3s
At this moment there is no doubt but that
the emperor, Ills opening speech to the
chambers. two days hence, Will speak in an
ehtlrely eatefactory mnnner both on the
American ard Mexican questions. Il ia nor
recognized in France that the only serous
difficulty in tho way OF "clyElizines MexIco
Is the hostility Of the United States, and
every means known to diplomacy is to be
put into operation to neutralize this oetiti:y,
baye constantly told you that the French
Government would leave Mexico when the
Grand Duke was fair|y Installed, and that the
Gove.nn ent intended to give the United
Gtatee this INSURANCE when asking the latter
to recogn}ze the new order Of things. lave
reason to believe that the French Govern
rneut, II It has not already made, Eiu coon
mike tie demand # recognition of the Cav
e1nne1t Of the United States, and that this
is the only obstacle in tbs way OF the Prince
Ma1imilliau's prompt departure. WHAT the
French Government intends to dol case of
q rejection Of the demand, It would be yet
premature to soy. may add, ho owever, that
there SEEMS to be nothing 70 logical ss the
adoption Of system Of tempodzalton. =
Tne Paris papers say that MarshM Forey Ia.
coming home By way Of New York, in order
to carly proposition from the Emperor to,
Mr. LaEcoln- II THE be true, tue Marahal'e
propagation will b. this: Will you recognize
tile Provisional Government of Mexico. and
alter II The Emperor Ma1Imiliau, on condi.
ton that we Fithdraw ftom thu country 90
econ as the latter Is firmly seated on tie
th1dnt? But1 have reason to belleye thet
this question will be aaked by II. MercIer.
and moi by Marshal Forey.
, 1863-11-21
Mexican Affairs.

1EQFe
Official and semi-od1icial ad7ices have been
received from San Luis de PotosI at present
the seat Of the Juarez Government. They are
to the 22d nit. But little fighting had taken
place Of late. Nothing moro serious thnn
few keirmiehss Which are Represented to have
been favorable to the Mexfcaas& Tbs Me1i-
cans were doing their best to thwart the ex-
pedition into the interior, for which the
French were mahirg great preparations.
Gen. Comorfort, the Mexican Secretary Of
War, had left San Luis for Queretaro to take
the comnand-in chief of the army-from
1900 to 10000 stIong-which was drawn up
Comol fort Was Gen. U1aga, Governor Of the
State Of Michoacan, who Is reported the best
officer in the service Of Juarez. Gen. Diaz,
whom Cononfort had relieved, had marched,
With come 5000 men. from Quereta1o for Te-
, 1863-11-21
7 AYRE'S EXPECTORANT.
- Al who h~ya used tia standard Medlcineto for
G6THMA, GoNSUM1TI0
BRONCHITIS PlErKISF
WQuQPIEQ C0VoH CROUp,

COUGHS AND COLDS, HDhRsHNFSS.
Oh anT PULMOR AEY COMPLAINT. attest ii use-
fnlness In proof Of this iact We would sts:s ttss
fos thi, u ri sss tast he EApECT0R ant Ess bara
before tne public So tbst eseh succeedpg year has
aetod 10 Its popularity. ard exi4atsd ths ismaod
tho world. and sdE,ltee to b. 'as 9sest R.uedy Of
ciaIy dettEred-
EEEBNT COUGHB AND COILS. PLBURIYIC
PEINe. etc. are Quickly and eesrua:y cured oy It's
tisphcstnc. toothiEs. aad expccroracr po1er.
AsTHAA It s1vays er.ts. I. e7tlcones the sras-
rotle co1u acion ct tbs air Tss.e.s and By produc
Ing hea e1recN1Aslou at Les removes al difficulty
Ct breathing.
BEoHCEII1s ztadi1. Jlslds to thsExpec.osaut. II
fufcnfa tbs tEa8mmatcr Thlca e1!eatE Trough The
ptetsea 1t once the cough acd pain.
COEsUMpIIoN.-For ibis lraldcrs IA f4tal 6.e-
ta9e 1eutdy On eafth has ever bean ouDd ehec-
tnal. 1tauEdIea 1nfaDm at1op, reiavest the conxh
art gain. and remover ths difficulty e{ hSes hnx. aud
ac obstEucuog 4ttsrs are removed from tee lu1R1,
WEoOPiEG. .COUGHis promptly relieved b1 this
Expcctu1huS It ehcTtena the duration OF the iDetso
ore hsf and g:e61ly niugat1s tho aufesi1gs OF the
patient
In Ill PuLAoEARE coaPLA1sTs, in GROUP.
PLEuRIsY, etc, sil1 be found 10 ba 14oaps ate.
pltAsant, ant Tel1aose.
EFA All OF D1 D JATEE 6OE8 Family Mall
ciles are sold In lh.cs8I By FILLER PIN :H &
Fu1LER;F. q a. u. E0ukE3, LORD SMITH
aed BURNHAA Smith. and py l&uzRa;s svesy-
WEetuL uq17. p9S5 St TEAsA
, 1863-11-21
Rock Island RedeemeT. .

7 uE MULE IEINuQ VuzEI{E H1YE.
The result Of our election yesterday was
proudly float over Rock Island, md there
let them wave, and in the language OF Cen
eral Dl1, g If any one attempts to null down
the American flsg shoot him on the spot."
Last spring the Democrats casried the city,
on Mayor, BY 1856 majority, and on the Sd OF
November Geo. II. Bsbcock, copperhead,
carried It BY - majority, and on the 17th day
OF Novemner the Union men swept the city
by AZ majority.
The election turned upon the Police Magls-
tracy and although unimportant as far as the
Office Is concerned, shows how the tide OF
Union Is setting In.
, 1863-11-21
g TEN " AY'S PIANOS.

Nculou9 oulscl1g E0E 6e1ng tomplettd II
20l South Clark street,
A superb stock & Pianos. euoaSas which wifi ba
found the f0Eat assortment CT Stein ~ a7a1fcapt
iretlnpcut1 ever brought togttae1 out,6a q ,he1r
+ wv YORK waFefooEe. -.
Il anEornci1g ou1teiyta "a sole a7e3ta OF Mesasa
Etelnwey Sons for the :ity Of Cocsgo aud v1c1nlty
We tak1n It e.ttIelJ nnuaa.stAsy to EAT hnytn1aS Il
rFsiae c1 their 3ostruEeatA celebrated c. heg now
are wherever tne plzro ltaelfla known
For ourselves can only ie!eE to our many yeAr1
oi busfue experiences in Cincton11 and requss from
plano buyers such ahaze OF t2ei- pan haFe. -
0uE bu,isese ,eputA,tou ekewhefa, and The excel.
:lkuca Of the instruments =. keap may me:ts.
- SIXTH & NIXON,
Agents for StelEvey & 6cHs zHl South Ctk-K 8teet,
Chicago, and 81 n. Fou.th street, Ctnc.unsn-
ncl518J3H
, 1863-11-21

The remains Of the late George r. Gid
don, The we'll known author and lecturer
upon Egyptian subjects, having bean lately
removed from Panama, were, on Saturday,
NOV. II, deposited In their final resting place
at Laurel Hill, near Philadelphia, where an,
appropriate mu.al tablet has been erected to
commemorate his memory.
, 1863-11-21
Tho Rebel PrlEateers-Letter frou
Secretary 1Ve11es.

Tho Rebel PrlEateers-Letter from
secretary xve11cs.
Ihi1ty-ore Ct the most prominent Insu.
rat.ce Pretidente, Bankers and Merchants Of
New York have united In letter to Secreta.
r. Wclles relative to the depreaations Of the
Alah.ua and other pirates, and requesting
the Secretary to giye to the subject " the
benefit of the same energy and ability which
has characterized the administration Of his
department In all other channels Of his or
clal busiLeEs-'
TLe Secretary replies rs follows:
SECRETARY wE1Lzs| EErIr.
NAyT DEPAnrxENT,}
WASHINGTON. Nor. II, 1853.
GrST1EHES-The Department duly received
cree to the depredstions committed upon Amerf-
can commerce BY the Alabama and other rebal
cruisers. The pursuit and capture of those ycseels
ie matter that the Department. has constantly La
view, and swift STEAMERS hare been constantly ii
search Of them, ard at times vety close on them.
They are undt;5 orders to follow them wherever
they may 60 Tbs only vessel that had the impa-
bo,t-the Tace.y-war promptly pursued and her
career was eoo1 terminated. TIC cDepaItment Lad
about thirty vessels after her.
ability have c:ed.tably marked TIC administration
Of the d. p:ltment in oil other channels Of official
dutica., A1ieid blockade Of the coast has beer
demanded. and 1te accomplishment has rcqIred al
| the available force thnt the Department could
bring to bear To do tbt1 1t could not well des
Patch larger force than 1t has in search OF plsnt
cal rure.e. It Will continue to give this eabicc,
Its attention, and hopes, aR tho avenues to the
tnennectionaTy region arc becoming closed eni
tic navy is cniarstpe. to be able to have large,
force to pursue the pirates and secn1e tie safsfy
OF orr co1uu erce abroad.
Very respectfully, GIDEON TE11rs.
To Richard LatheIe. ESQ., ard othc-s.
, 1863-11-21

- Tie judicial election In Peoria and
Stark counties Is very close, and stands Us
follows, Ill the townships except one haying
been head from: WILLIAMSON (Union), 81 81
majority In Stark; shal1enberger {cop.) }, 407
majority n Peoria; majority for shllenber-
ger, 05. The missing township PENN gave
72 Uuicn msjorl!Y on the Sd. II 1t does no "
equally as wei, Mr. williamson is elected. II
the Union nen ct Peozln county h.d but hall
done tleir duty, he would have bsea elected
BY handsome msjo1tty.
, 1863-11-21

DRYAN HALL.
- uNE NI8Hf ONLY.
Tn1 GREAT
HERNANDEX HAVEL TROUPE,
This Saturday. Evening, Nov. 2I1t,
TWO REV AND efLKNpIU PARTOAIXRS THIS
EVENING.
Fhtt sppes.Rnee OF -.
MILE zOUNOTT,
Premiere DsnssuRa.
f1rrses e fdntsaon :-parqueita. so: aelIsry .se
nocl 1i9il,ia @' e"A s2AA 1o7s ." stos3~
, 1863-11-21

ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRES
~ EETs,- Splendid GOLD Co4pos111py WAruuRa.
sraA Mze toz lacy or N eomm fot gente beautifully
e1xraveu Hurting Csses f.lJeVeled scs. fee Gu u
n. 1t, On uborsl t:tns. sead to- circular. AK8AE-
DA1I Gu. ~ Broad Nay, EeW York,
, 1863-11-21

E The Massachusetts Legislative com
mittec, to witch vaa referred the bill intro.
drced into :he Uonse Of Representatives. by
tie Hon, PcleE Chandler, for paying tbs dff-
te1cnce between tie compensation Of colorsd
a.d white trosp., voted to report the act
drawn By Nr. Chsreisr, with nttle If any
attention.
U G1v. Andy Johuson of Tennessee has
be<r pltsen!cd With magnificent efirer ser
vice, consisting Ct i massive silver pitcher
a1c goblsts, by u runber OF I.ro,1icent citi-
zcns Of Naelytlle.
, 1863-11-21
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The AuEnst Number Of The BIo!e Ex4rIDsr edI.
60 ny ne Key George stoEzs. coniaca tbs fonnxng
"!opIsE WA7Eh-1a this number Of our Eassz.re
welotfoduce to IT, attention OF our readers shts Hed
1sai pxepa5at:on We nave toae - rot Tor puy, nor
menttor No hsye usiforaly declined thea1-but Erst
isu4e to God and sense Of Obligation to Dr.. Aadars
& Co.. has made US ins eft the fotiLWiox:
Ny only son George 6ior1s. now St year, Old. has
Detn aflctt4 oT sore deze1 3ear., mcrt or less With
p,ipfn # sMslllEEs snd ,ntiemmasoEs a Tasious paF
death; then resplte for sessen; but only Tor
thrsa she ha5 had Al open hs be.s.; and
latteIiy ore near bis collaz tone. x1r uccssdoa ID
on sEpesrsa @ assitah;e tsis eeas!t,aa s. a2plled
TIE ulce1at on tn hls throa: d!ssppesred Il snort
the. Continuing is use il less thsn two cno1tas he
En3 appaf hea.ed. and bis general heath much
Improved; IT. son. whom I had fea:ed would IN
asleep Il ctsth bslcre th!R summon should cIose Is
noy sppasently. IN fair way 70 5ecoFcE - rSr!ees
TO Cod, who has taus aus1ered prasey and In 1u5ce
to Dr. AuGers Co.. have made tals .take.euf aats
ned ttat there II vcsue In tho To.re Watar treatment
WHICH the Feade.s of hs n aGaziaa II thank ita ti-
toT 10. bringing to taeis uottce. GEO. STOAa3,"