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AT an Orphans Court held al Bedford in and for
said County on the 3lst day of August A. D. 1858.
Rtore the Judges ct said Court.
S On motion of w. Lingenfelter, ESQ. the Court
Srant rule on the heirs and legal REPRESENTATIVES
% Jacob Fluke late of Hopewell township, dece,sed
Wit; Thomas, since dead, leaving five chilo rem.
mes unknown, living in Cambria county, Pa.
MARIA Wemnr, wife of Stephen Weimer, living in
nedicrd county; Elizabeth Cypher, since dead Ieay.
s1s nine children. names unknown to your petition
WIN. Fiuke, residing Ia Bedford county; John
znhe, living in the State o. Missouri; Eli Fluke
n Bedford county, Margaret, wife of George Boil.
nan, in Rock Island, Illinois, George FIuke. your
tuoner; Catharine Broad, wife of Sa mi, Broad
1ew's Fiuke; Susan, wife of James Fink. residing
bedford county. Frederick, residing in the State
nissouri, to be and apperr at an Orphans Court
~ hela at Bedford. in and for the County of Bed
80, on the Sd Monday of November, the 10th dav.
Se', 10 accept or refuse take the real estate Of
~ deceased at the valuation which has been val
~ sna appraised, in pursuance of a writ of Parti.
o OF valuation issued out of our said Court and TO
ms oner IN Of said County directed, or show caus
'ne aame shoudnot be sold
ia6H3St.. In testimony whereof have bs,.un. !.
MtEEs 10 set my hand and seal Of said Court Al
sSSS; Bedford, the 10th day of September. A.
&NSsaE y. 1905 A. D. BUNN, 3
hn N'1esl, Clerk,
octasfs 8, 1859. ''1' .t...
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I AM CURED.

al have taken six doses Of Railways Pills, OF three
pills cach in six days. they cured me Of Constipation,
Indigestion, and lysppsia. have taken B-th's,
A-rs', and many othor pills for years, and could
only obtain temporary roef II stopped the use OF
these pills for week my oil complaint would appear.
Six doses Of Railways Pills cured me.
STEPHEN BENNETT, Q. S. C. S"
"I have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver Cnm.
plant for seven years--have used all sorts of pills
they would give Inc temporary comfort, but was
PEELED tn take them al the time have used one box
Of Dr. Radways Pills / am cured have not taken
particle OF medicine In six mouths
n. y. c. n. CIIILDS. Eoxbury, Mass.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partneishipinthe The business of Woolen Man
ufacturng, heretofore existing under the name of
j. S. S.LUTZ, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The books of the firm are in the hands of
J. Lutz for collection. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to- having claims against us, will
please call and settle. J. X S. S. LUTZ,
Gy-The business viii be conducted in future by
}. Lutz Il Co. Oc.. /, as lS63-3t
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DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS.

ONE SIX BOXES WILL CURE
Costivcncss. lJaundice, Rush of Blood
Constipation, Congstve Fe- to the Head,
Congestion, yer, ~ distinctions,
Heart Disease, Slecpiness. Dropsy,
Disease of Kid Gen Debility, Acute Erysipe-
ney s. Bladder. Dimness of ST las, sari
Disease of Lii Fits, . Headache,
yer. Lown sof Spir-l Bad Breath,
Dilonsness, its, inflammation of
JyplIus Fever, Quinsey. the Intestines,
Ship Fever, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy.
Malignant Fe- Measles, Enlargement
yer, Melancholy, of the Spleen,
Loss of Appe. Mysteries, Scurvy,
tite, AmenorrhHa Whooping
Indigestion, Painting, Cough,
Inflammation Dizziness Worms,
Palpitations Retention of Bad Dreams,
Scarlet Fever, Urine, Pleurisy.
Bilious Fever,
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STRAY CATTLE.

Taken up trespassing on the premises of the sub
seiber, ir ST. Clair township, two head OF cattle,
Steer and red and white spotted H-ifer, each having
a crop off of .he right ear, and piece out of the
same ear, one year old last spring. The owner is
requested to come and prove property pay charges.
and take them away, or they will be sold according
to law
1lEnnOPE EEY
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Notice TO Retailers of Merchandise. Sc.

Licenses, for 1862, are now ready in my office,
and would like the same TO be lifted by November
Court. AS my term of office expires on the first OF
January, 1864, prompt attention will trouble.
A. J. SAMSON, Co. Treasurer.
October e-3t. .t
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COMMITTEES ACCOUNT.

Notice is hereby given that the second accoun Mt of
Elias Dell, committee of John EckharI, of Union
township, has been filed the Prothonotary's office
OF Bedford county, for the information of the Court
and the inspection Of all parties concerned.
.a.. ..... ABM. B. BUM, Proth'y.
October 10, 1858. oI
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the estate of Jonathan
Roller, late of West Providence township, deceased,
having been granted to the subscriber by the Reg
lister Of Bedford county, all persons indebted are no
tilted to make payment immediately; and those hav-
ing claims against the estate requested 10 pre-
sent the same properly authenticated tor settlement.
GEORGE BAUGHMAN. Ex'r.
October S, is63--8t,
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THEODORE SLEEK.
October 0, lse3.-at. ET3
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary The last will, &c., of Pc
ter II. Studebaknr, late of Napier township deed.
having been granted to the subscriber, by the Reg
lister Of Bedford county, all pc indebted are
titled to make payment Immediately and those
having claims against the estate are requested ts,
present the properly aurhenticated for settle
menl. THOMAS P. STUDEBAKER,
September IL, 1s63-6ts Exr.
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pROTHoNoTa2Y.s. NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following account
has been filed id the Prothonotary's Office, and that
the same will be allowed by the Court of Common
Pleas Of Bedford county, on Monday the 10th day
OF November, unless cause be shown why it should
not be allowed, viz.
The second ace cunt of Elias Dell, committee of
Jacob Eckhard. of Union township.
ABM. B. BUM, Proth'y.
October 10, 1863.
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NNT'kGE

Ia hereby given, that have filed the final account
Of my administration upon the estate of Thomas
Keetie, late of Bedford Borough, decd, which has
been confirmed, aud vii apply for discharge at next
term of Orphans Court.
Oct. 9-3t G. FL. SPANiI.
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a. "A. q {. .1sEE|s.

Wanted, CfoversFed, Flaxseed, ard Country Pre-
duce, 10. wh.ca we will pay the highest price il
CASH. . A. B. CItAMER 4 co.
October l6, lsS63-tf
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS.
LIST OF PETIT IIIRORS

D.
Joseph Foller, William Cook, John Miller, Solo
mon kelehard, Samuel S. Miller, Charles CoIfelt,
HeIber' OTTO, Thos. Watson, John p. Hoover. John
MILESTONE, Absalom Garlick, Geo. Williams, VIM
DIETRICH, jackson Carr, Henry H,legas, John Wolf
Lemnel Evans, Michael Stlfiler, B. F. Ho' n, Solo.
m ION Williams, Jacob Skunk, z. H. SLires, Jonathan
Potts. William Fisher, Wilson Weeks, Samuel Da.
Wis, Thomas Wyant, Joseph Wilhelm, James Barn
dollar, Cha's Martin, Nicholas Rooms, David Whet-
stone, Henry Pencyl, Jackson MorgaIt, George Ma
graw, Michael Deal. William Oster (of Al George
Relmund.
ABM. B. BUM, Proth'y.
October l6, 1863.
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MlTTCE.

All persons knowing themselves indie bted to the
undersigned are requested to make immediate pay
nent and thereby save costs.
r SAMUEL q. STATLER.
S.. Ciarsville, Oct. 9-3t .Eh
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PETER AR.NBRUSTER & BhO.,
No. SOC North Third Street, Philadelphia.
LOOKING GLASSES, COMBS, CEDAR WARE,
.... CORN BRoOMS Il BRUSHES,
Laces, Cambrics, Jaconets, Null Muslins,
Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds,
And general stock of FRENCH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH GOODS.
March 6, 1863.---ly s.a-.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF r Z H. L ESTATE.

OF r T. a L ESTN TIE.
BY virtue Of the last will and testament of Dam
el Stineman, late of Union township, Bedford coun-
~, deed, the subscriber, executor of said Will,
will sell at public sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of Nouember,
next, the real estate of said deceased, being
TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
situate in said township, adjoining lands of John
AXE, ESQ.,, Samuel Walter and others, containing
l60 acres, more or less. The improvements are a
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Two Story Log Dwelling House,

Double Log Barn, Spring House, Wagon Shed, Corn
Crib and other out-buildngs, about so acres OF the
land cleared and under fence, eight acres Of
which are meadow, never-failing spring of water
is at the door, and there is also on the place large
Apple Orchard. Sale 10 commence at ten o'clock
of said day, when the terms will be made known.
Oct %. A. II. HULL, Ex'r.
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or Dyeing Silk, Wooen aud Mixed Goods, Shawls, !,
scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonne,s,
Hats, Feathers, KidGloves, Children's Clo-
thing, and all kinds OF Wearing Apparel
GyA SAVING OF so PER CENT. IN
For 20 cts you can color as many goods as would
SetheT~ise cost five times that sum. Various shades
'ean be Produced from the same Dye. The process
Pc simple, and any one the Dye with perfect
success.
Directions n English, French and German, in
eide of each package.
8 For further information, in Dyeing and giving
perfect knowledge what colors are best adapted to
9ye over Others, with many valuable recipes ) pur-
&hase Howe y Stevens Treatise on Byeing and Col
2rng. Sent by mail on receipt of pricp--iO cents
manufactured by HOWE& STEVENS. .
260 Broadway, Boston.
# For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally.
q September IS, lSG3-6m
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l2 Teachers Wanted.
NsstE

All persons Knowing themselves indebted 'n tn 3
estate of John :. Stater, decd, are hereby notfed
that all accounts notes, sale list &c., lne and
must be paid. The books, sale i>t. notes. &c. are
in tie hands Of John Smith Esq. in Schellsburg.
Paw IN and save costs as no time vii pe given.
0EE SAMUEL G. STATLER, Admir-.
October 0, IsG3--3t
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BETTER THAN CAIOMFL OR BLUE PILL.
IlTlTlR THAN CAioMEL OR BLUE PIILi
LETTER THAN CAIOMEI. or blue PILL
AS AI,TERA TIyES

They exercise more powerful nfuence over the liver
and its secretions than caoncl, mercury, blue pill,
hence their importance In cases Of Liver Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties Jaundcc Dyspepsia Bilious at
tacs Headache, &c. In the treatment of Fevers, either
Bilious, yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fcvers,
they are snneror TO quninc. Their influence extends
over the enire system, controlling, strengthening and
bra ing up the relaxed and wasting energies, and rfgu
latng al The secretions 10 the natural performance Of
their ducs, cleansing and purifying the blood, and
purging from the system oil diseased deposits and ina
pure hupiors .t.sr
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NOTICE.

All persons who gave notes at the sale of the per-
property OF Jacob Barndollar, decd, are hereby
nohed that if said notes are not maid bv the FIRST
January next, they will be put IN the hands of
Foper "ihcer Tor collection. We also call the at
sehlion OF those owing notes and Judgments given
~ the lifetime of the deceased, that no longer in
dnlgence can be given.
8ARNDOLLAR x WILLIAMS.
oe'' 10, 'oo. E1rs. Of J. BarndoHar, dee'a
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.

See that the signature Of &c. M. JACKSON
on the WRAPPER of each bottle, rsgi s-5aiMN
Principal Office ind JNamafaetory,
No. 63I, .AreA Street.
JONES g. EVANS,
+ TSueeesscrs TO c. M. JACKSON u Co.,l Pnorsikross
For sale by the Druggists in Bedford.
George D. Amick, ST. Clairsville. sa, A
J. NJ. karndollsr T. Son, Bloody Run<eis sai
John s. Schell, Schellsburg. .o, So .4sfR
G. R. Barndolar, Woodherry. 3l1.es
June is, lses- W,
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FAMILY DYE CCLORS.

Blark,
Dark Blus,
dgdt Bime,
Fysnch Bius,
Ch'et EroOa,
DARK Byoen,
Lighr Bro'cm,
SnHf Brown,
Crimson,
| DARK Drab,
Light Drab,
Dark Green,
l,Lght Green,
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They WILL CURE the above diseases IN ninety-nins
cases out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop-
ularity of Hoofand's German Btters, {purely vege-
table) hosts of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulous
adventurers, have opened upon suffering humanity
the flood gates Of Nostrums in the shape of poor
whskey, viley compounded with injurious drugs,
and chIistened Tonics, Stomachics and Btters
Beware of the nnumerable array Of Alcoholic
preparst ions in pethoric bottles. and big kegs
under the modest appellatIon of Bfters which, in.
stead of curing, only aggravate disease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL

Oct. 20. 1863.
, 1863-10-20

A HEAVY FEDERAL CAVALRY RAID
UNDER GEN. HgXIE.


FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 19.--The Rich.
mond papers Of yesterday have the following
highly important news:
LysoHBuRa, Va. Oct. S.-Twenty seven
regiments OF Yankee cavalry, and mounted
infantry, estimated st 1900 men, passed
GIeenyille, Tennessee, bound eastward, to
make raid On the Virg1nla md Tennessee
Railroad, and attack our forces at Biddle
Ridge, si1 miles west Of Gseenvtne. on Sat-
urday, the 10th. Our forces withdrew to Hen
Gereon's, ten miles eaat Of Greenvillc: The
enemy having succeeded in.reaching our rear.
Our men fell back to Zollicoffar until the
Yankees, heavily reinforced, advanced upoE
them, when they were Withdrawn to Bristol
Our loss in both days fight was 500 killed
and wounded. Our wounded fell into the
hands Of the enemy. On Wednesday Night
the enemy arrived at Bristol and are reported
to have advanced towards Abingdon With
heavy force supposed to number from 5000
to 1o,ooo.'
Joe Hooker is In command in Eas. Ten
ntssee. Burnside has left, having resigned or
been dismissed. Three regiments Of Tennes.
eee renegndes hare been organized, and 400
refugees arc following the Yankee army.
Tie enemy destroyed no property In East
Tennessee, as they expect to hold the coun-
try permanently.
, 1863-10-20

DEMOCRATS OF ONO: Ton have been
beaIen-by what means it is idle now to In
1uire. 1t Is enough that while tens Of thou
sands OF soldiers were sent or kept within
your State, or held inactive In camp else
where, TO vote against you, thu Confederate
enemy we're mAtching upon the capital Of
your country.
You were bcaten bnt nobler battle for
constitutional liberty md free populsr gov
eminent never was fought by any people.
And your unconqnerable hrmness aud cour-
age, even In the midst ct armed military force.
secured you these fret Of human rights free
speech and free ballot
The conspiracy Of the 5th of May fell before
you. Be not discouraged; despair not of the
Republic. Maintain your rights; stand firm
to your position; never Yield up your pziaei-
who would have you lower your standard IL
tie hour Of defeat No melowing of Jour
opinions upon any question, evcu Of policy.
viii ayail anything to concilsa*e your political
foes They demand nothing less than an ab~
solute surrender Of your principles and your
organization. Moreover, there be any hope
for the Constitution or liberty, It is in the
Democratic party alone; and yonr fellow cit.
izens, in little while longer Will see it;
Time and events will force It upon all except
those only who profit By the calamities Of
t.elr country. -
Il thank you. one and al, for your eympa,
t1,nssua thiss and your sa1iages. BE- assured that
Though still in exile for No offtnse hut my
Lnem 70 you In peaceable pub1ic assembly,
~ }uu VIII nnd ne eyer steadfast In those opin~
tVne, ano true TO the Constitution and to the
e'a1e aud country OF ny birth.
WINDSOR c. ", Oct. IL, 1868.
, 1863-10-20
FROM R0SEcRANS' ARMY. |.
TIE SITUATION At UHATTA'
NO0GA.
OUR LOSSES AT CHICK
AMAQGA.

WAsu1SaToN, Oct. 19!h.-The following
WAS received at headquarters to-day.
CuATrAsooaA, Oct. lS,-To AIsj. Gen. Il.
II. Ha]Ieck.
The following despatch has Just been re-
cetved from Brig. Gen. Geo. Crooks, CON-
manding I'd cavalry division.
RoGEnsy111E, Oct. Is, 1861 have to in
form you that hsve had three fights with the
enemy since left SeQuatchie Valley, whip
ping him yery badly each time. The last bat-
tie ended 1T Farmlngtou, Tenn, whera I
fought Wheeler's central command With but
two brigades. 1cuthls force il two, scattering
large part oft, capturing four pieces Of ar
tillery, one thousand stand Of cavalry aims.
and two hundred and forty prisoners besides
the wounded.
As / pushed on after the enemy immediate
II hare not been able to ascertain the num-
ber Of their killed and wounded; but 1t WAS
Fery large. They we're scattered over dis
lance Of sixteen miles from this place.
Their retreat WAS perfect rout. Their
men we're descrting and ttragg11ug over
the country. I pursued them with grcat
y,gor, but their horses being better than
mine, I WAS only able to come up with two
regiments at sugar Greek, left to detain my
passage I made clargo on them. capturing
some fifty, and scattering the remainder In
the mountains. - =
Ireiched the river, and found they had all
crossed ut q ford some three miles aboye
ssmps' Ferry, nhere they commenced to
cross. Ineyer esH troops mora demQral{zed
, 1863-10-20
METOlG1NES AT TCOLU3{DUE
OHIO.


= From the Ohio State journal, 16th.l
Wednesday morning as Col. Moody came
cut Of The Journal Office he was greeted up
roariously by the enthtsias tic thousands that
had spontaneously assembled there to felicl-
tate each ether on acco1ut Of the glorious
victory Of Ohio over Vallandigham and the
hi..iDg copFeInsaa e5er IT Tire cassrs
platoon Of his friends bore him along through
The door of one Of our fashionable ealopns,
Faying, Colonel, you must allow US to drink
with ycu in honor of Brongh and the Union
victory. In vain did the Pa1scn resist their
dtmanas1.1hey 81 cried ont, YOU shall not
crowaipg between him mud. the door, closed
the blockade. The Colore1, seeing that the
odds Wns 20 heartily agninst him, said, well,
boyH, We must drink together, a. an the
Invited guest and am fairly impressed. you
will OF course allow me to select the liquor.
crowd. Well, then, said the Colonel, "lem-
onade for the crowd, md not drop ofltquor
for. man" They we're fairly Bo1d-Iu vain
they plsad for wine, the lightest Ia grade 0,
Co:one1, let Us have 1t least ale or lager. t'Not
. d!op," shouted the Colonel, and gracefully
their iced lemonade and shouted for Tod,
B:ough, Moody, Union and Victory.
But the party thnk had made the arreat were
Iot through with the Colonel. Nothing
would do but he muet immediately address
the excited crowd Outside; and In few mo-
Bank, and engaged in regular stump spaech,
cong1ntnlating the czoWd, the State aud the
Country on the complete 1ebuke given By
the patriots Of Ohio to the traIfors who
would have elevated the not-a-nlan-o or dol
lar for-the'army" traitor, who waited and
interests Of the bloody rebels who confront
our brave boys at Chattanooga and On the
Potomac
The speech was one Of remarkable gigor,
| and WAS received By the crowd with cheers OF
| the londest calib1e. The Copperheads mis-
took them for thunder, and ran to cover NTH
| prodjgIous haste.
Col Moody's friends soy that b. has never
before equal1ed the speech Of Wednesday, and
amidst the shouts and hurrahs and haI1elnjahs
| OF the occasion the Colonel said, In conctu'
| sfop, I" Now, If was In Methodist meeting
would cay, let us eing the Dozology-
"P1alse God from whom all blessings dow,
P1afee him Ill creatures here below
@ and We s9e viii iun% foin 9ou yery gei II sid tat
| Colonel; tnow take of you hats and deyout
| " join With me In acknowledging the hand
| and agency OF Gcd in this election, In which
'the voice Of the people Is indeed the voice
{their) chosen Governor, and exillng the
traitor to Canadian wilds.''
The thousands reyerent1y standing uncoy.
| ered then Joined with the Colonel IN singtpa
the Do1ology to the tune Of odd Hundred, :
a1d as its majestic numbers rose and fell Il
seemed like the worship Of Heaven, and tte
| voices were IL like the sound Of msny Wateri
and mighty thunderipgs," and all faces wert
| bathed In tears Of joy, and we're radiant Witt
pure patriotic bliss. Take 1t all ia al1, 1t VA!
| sublime and bef!tirg vctire Offering to ths
] tod of battles and elections, who setteth q!
one and putteth down another.
, 1863-10-20
FROM SpR!NG GFlELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 10, 1868.
On Friday evening q man by the name Of
Miles McGra1 w.s killed On the Great West
e1n Railroad, about four and haN miles east
Of this city, by the cow-catcher attached to
the locomotive.
The evening train on the st. Louis, Alton
aud Chicsgo Railroad, when opposite the
Depot, ran o7er Daniel Sullivan killing him
instantly.
President sturtevant of tho Illinois Col
1ege, who has recently returned from Europe,
will deliver lecture On Great Britain and
the United States On Wednesday evening, the
proceeds OF the lecture to be added to thetunds
OF the Ladies' Loyal League Of this city.
The so.cal1ed Democratic Convention held
at the court house On Saturday last nomina-
ted the following ticket: For Treasurer, James
". Reyes; For School Commissioner, c. G.
French; For Surveyor, Joseph Led1tc. Tie
contest in Morgan county, aiuce the with
dzaTa1 Of Blodgett, ls between Benz. F. Bris-
tow. Copperhead, and Elias Metcalf, War.
Democrat
Bristow plants himself upon the VallandIg-
ham platform, Metcalf declares in favor Of
al the means Of the Government to put down
the rebellion. Michael saunderson, radicsl
Republican. against Murray Martin, Copper
bead, for School Commissioner.
Rev. Iii. Paddock, Of Lawrence, Kansas,
made appeals to the people Of Jacksonville
In belsf Of the sufferers OF lawrence in the
late nassacre, Eand collected $5oo,-Jscob
4 TT ~ A1
, 1863-10-20

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rcrip1ion Aaent,'' i III co2unae TO supply tna plo
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g0ndred Hisno2sef Dol1.E9 Nsnrly Three Han; m;
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sfSaas: T. p:s ss Il
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p1sH sf ialn at1 on Tai. GoiS. PEE
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amounted 10 over quarter q miliioa of d dolla.s
snd e:he. i resnsns Loans 50 tnst It i heped tnas
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FROM CLEV e. AND.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1868.
The ratification celebration on Saturday
night was IN immense affair. The procession
wn4 mile in length, and ma9e fine display.
The city was brilliantly Illuminated, the rail-
road and telegraph Offices being particularly
elaborate md elegant. The display Of fire.
works WIS very fine. :
Brough, Tod and sieel made abort speeches.
The crowd was great, and the enthusiasm
tremendous. The Copperheads are blue, and
1t Is difficult to find one who will acknow1-
edge that be Toted fo1lV&llaadlghsm,