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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
The Fra of yirtue.

When Tie present party came Into power,
u claimed ~ DO, pars faeeHense, The party sel
Virtue and IDtslfIty. "a Republicans papbs-
40 extiaet iro,n wl]eh now iepa bsfols US
to, ioua III last \ Aenaw ora, dawns, upon ,ovs
uuuntry.-.thoi era of Rt9htsbasHsss and ieacsF'
Ys gudH, Ppaee n Have We pst had 10 with 4
venpeuhobS Blood lias flowed Ike water, ,un.
III Tho hearts OF people have become oalloun
TO human snofiaoes' and putisrihgs, Again,
this pnpurAsaS ~ tths aae of,pufiiy returnslp
Ththksef thats 'sfho age Of purity" when
Washington city has bsoeme NO. dsnorplised
ifupilpn and dishonesty OF Hienp seem 10 have
bpeome the rule rather than the exesptlon.-
"fhe aye OF purify when iseFeA was mora
money atolsr1 according even 10 q II publican,
during tho afst year Of Nv. Lincoln's admin.
lntratiop, thar. was expended In any one year
of Mr.. Buchpban'sf ef the entire sxpentes 'oi
~ vi aAAAIWN IL ALNHLI-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
sale Of Real Estate by Order of the
ls5 Probate Court. q"

2 Oh the 20lb day OF fIsoember A. y. 1seBl
between the hours OF 10 o'clock AxsM. and 4
e'cloek r. M. On the premises hereinafter de-.
seribea, will be sold 10 tho highest bidder the
Achieving real estate situate In the county oI
Ashland, aud State Of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows belhvs tho noiih half oil
the north woA qunrter ~ section ten In town.
ship nineteen, 2 range sifiben In tho dlatrlcI
of lands subjcst 10 sale ab Wooster, Ohio
containing eighty acrcs, more or less.
ono Third cash on the day Of sale, ono third
ono year, aud one third III two yenrl rom the
day or salo, with interest on. deferred payments
from day OF sale, and secured by. mortgage ou
- 80 JoifNisNtnsp, -Aaa'ay
lTiut1a ssdl6A ~ 4 OF Simon Cfouae deed,
W. az ( j. II. MoUnMns, Atty Z
November 2bth 1898 -np2tfw asi
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SPECIAL OFFERS.

We desire this year 10 place bsfotsa milllon d
neplhern readers the great d~Scipfnes Tnn pAf.
Book teaches on the question Of iAaa Races.'etW
confde q believe II this journalAwero, placed in
the, hands &c ono half OF the votesH.oft The Nopshefn
siates between this time and November, 1864, ile
Democrats could not failte. carry the next Pres-
dsneial election, 4 We therefore ni6kc'ih following
Offers, not IN the light Of prizes, and not even be-
eaube II WILL be prohiabis~fOr We can scarceR Af
ford it-but selfy 10 secvre a wide Asssmin afion "
he Visps ~5iek pc PROFOUNDLY b~eiieps alH saps oI,
eougtry,' III ~. 80 E&f MaM
Gibbs or TWENTY. r1
For . club Stiwssiy, beside The sfigS PIPER new
great work oR7,Negroes and NeGross NaSery Z the
hird sdiiios Of yhlah Is lust ready Price slsoe,
la III CLUBS az FIRTYss - 90
: For q club OF any svbtcfihessd NJ a9o, We WI
send one extra PAPER, aid Q complies set Of our
Anti.Aholition rubliealless'y .hs prices OF which,
hsi oLuHss OF ONE HuNpREp.
II Fsg}fle1ls sIYhs q eps hgaagSg w VII ssy
begin . "a s ssSdl sfs 'aAs 8R"'' VII f~ssslvs The ~
~ IN ", 4 Co.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
o, 8, REVENUE TAX NorroN.

gTsai Assessor for this district, hayiig Returned
10 ma bis. Animal eAlieetieh Hat, dneHVaenees
May iSSssas ls srs ipsIlasais a inssa. .ss aa hs ses@s'
'SRhersfaps al pspHops liable 10 The payment Of
snah dali i and iaK, VI Ashland county and Stale
af Ohio, are hereby RpHted that lhe same have be.
come dps, and, pays hia, and That I will receive the
saJ0a Al mFhafilefnn The ehlh ef October, 1885,
""kl persons wheNheli neglect 10 pay tbs duties
and IaSas 10 assessed, within said fule, must yay
The pfWsily according 10 lew, pHiy HAiied States
mlHdV feealyea, ,,h
9IRsas ~ pallseleF Internal Reysmus, tF'll
4 W, a. PAaWEtft GARJ ggllsaieY
A nlFiApnrdtlh NE " RisiEielf
''''"'' s''~f' w,p, p,
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-RAHTTTION NOTxCN.

whisim LeekhArt, Hiram toekhart, Mary Lock
m%s noti,o that a paiiioa.w was aIed ar"iest them
on the tOh day Of NoysmJsr, A. y, 1893
In the Court OF, Conmon Pleas, within and for tile
County Of Ashland and State OF Ohio by Francis
A. Vantilburgh, and is now Yer ding, wherein said
francis A, Yaptll burgh demands partition n ihe
following real estate, situate In 1hgen,conpty Of ASH
land aud State of Ohio, and more patti uiarly de-
serlbedN us follows the south halt Of the north
vest qygyter OF section pumber hfteen, tewnship
nunbeRfEsniy,tw t22), OF range Rpmber sixteen
containing eighty aeies Of land and Ahst ct the
next term OF epd Court, tho said Francis A, Van
lilbu, Twin tpply fpr an order ipet pariiien'mhy
be made Of SAD RssRi5ss, vANy,rnuna, :,
/ yA4 n a Il 1 M.os,ass; l H,py,
Xaysmses1 1 SSsaSGw "nr
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sQAE SPLEA DID COMIC PIECES
Two Splendid OyerIurs Nsyer Played In this
+" Iauniyf


Overture 10 Lodolskas ----..-. Orchestra,
2 Gem from tie Opera or Nofma.- do
Duett-BugIe and oornst.-(sh,le again
= my Bonnie Lhssie,) ...-.White " Roller,
3. ebHH, "What vii tho poor bigger do ?"....
by the unrivalled AMIDST, Childs,
9 Josephine Walts,s.a .---,r--l Orchestra
Part @ooona.
! Overture te-0nllph Of t3agdad. - Orchestra,
8. The popular Irish Song, "Lanignp's Ball"
4. Mlller's Maid .ornhcstrn.
g. Hans Experimentation, ....... Childs,
Q Dust,, banjo y guitar. /. Bottosini q Chllds.
7. Tho Morning TaftzeS,. -.-.-.- Orchestra
Doors open a. 6fo'clock-Coneert to com.
munee'pt = o'clock. y, Tiukets 2S+ dtst TO DO
hsd . Rsll.r 4 H0wsrd's R%o'tor's p,rps Store
vs. - Na0 w
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SAERlIFS s4lR \ .,ol,
Directors Ashland In Ashland ueaniy
County fnhImay nrt

"A Sarah jenes, esmmeh 1,leasu
In pursuance. 10 ika seRibiaRa of on order OF
sale, dVlS d uedraut,e 0 llha.g Court OF Common
pleass6f said eeuRlyi dated. the aslh day. of
Neyember,sA A, u, 1901, and 10 me directed, |
VIII eksose 70 sale a. public auction on The
fir,mises 90 ID -s.tA. eN1el5.
Saturday NE ID day afJanpafy, A. p. 1894,
'bslweeh The hours or 10 e'eieek Am. and 4
e'aleek i NJ. OF said day the fellawlng de-
sefibed lands aud lehemehts leswliii situate 10
the township Of Montgomery 4 shlahd eeahr
", Ohio, 10 witt lot number ,hbrly three, t4Bl
III the original town OF Ashland. Terms oil
sale eash-+Appraised a! seQpipp
4 JAMES MeGopL sheriff, /,
December Cd is86-6whe9apfs4,se
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Abraham baker Deyid Hahef and daihafIhe ,ras
|kef iiAs Wife, Rachel fiaktf,H kArAh AIN nhheFs
. masalJDHebiahd Mniihda J6hesn his Wises Henry
Iiaker, Edee baker, Elizabeth dali. Eaee BAIT M.
|babeiii iiakef and Ede fahef Widow Of kaehafIAh
BaheF, aeeehsed, Will take heliee That O Peiltioe
was hlsi aga hem tsal' sg.m isa'
Oh ne Oh a.. " NeIemtst, "A, D. 1891,
IN The ceurl Of Common Pleas within aud or the
tjounly 81 Asliand aud State OF ohio, BY .khehA
flah D. baker anu y Sow penaihgs whsrsip tela
kaohariall q. iukpr dsmandsl tnhrthiah Of iht NJ
lowing real Estate. situate lmihc chNhiy pt Al
land and State OF Ql9a, and mars particularly ee..
aselion nuu,bofyhiay' Two (nal lewnshir nvmesf
iwent y.one laf,, bf rim " hsiiib v tixisen w Yen.
tNInlnR one hundred and sixty aeres. eSvepunt en-
% the saiasawmiyeisol. asrss' Qua 81 no ,ssn,ei
iudd AZ tho aimeaf his death, Saving one hundred
and forty aefkf more. or less, aud ~. nAsifnmefl
Of the fower ot said Ede Baker. widow, u sail
pvemlaes Z mud tint, NJ the naxt term or nnid uouf4s
The said kaohaslah O. iakersv!ih epply,,for ~, ov'
der that partition may, he gnsdee ~ taid premiseA,
and ihs siaadewer es.Ig,eaaS; 7, \ n ! pd.nxa,sh ~
Le0 vi ~ fny " u. AIbcombsi his Amy p
/ = Neyeuhsr u sown2Snts ssi4aagk s
vi HA.L ~ -
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sAvEyouF MONEY.
y wAdsoM

HAS now on iand an. immense quantity 0
MEMS, woMENs, gtiLs, pCis,s aud uIiI,
lDRIks Boofsahd shoss of superior qualify Sfhbmt
and ousIaa mako, aud IL oqs1Ans 70 close uasl bugs
ss unusual inducements. ifs will iaeKs Il forthe
interest of his Numerous sustofders and people ~
large In tho sOps.y,ls tpy ihsiE supply efgay ead
link, Main Street, Ashland. And With q good
Iefemen -reiiahie workman, aid good meteginla -hu
II prephiFed 10 make work 10 srder ios ihpss who
prrier II. Ladies' hns DREse SHOES and GAL
.FIiis new stiles. lie sure and examine my stock
before YOU purehase-and viii Aside yeuf dssi.
sion, VIII ...a.aw H
fA,hiAaL q ip.smb Or, Soft.
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Balance In hands Of Treasurer sid1pT,ba,o
. Auditors Office, ssptembss sths.h.'Ds 1888.
I hereby certify that the foregoing axhibltoi
tho recoipts and oxponditurA o. AsblgpJ Coup
", for one year, ending SapteIpbdfs AA, AID.
1869, ID correct on / verify bslibvosfv Hgs
~ aaH ISAAC GATES, Auditor. ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.
NoTIoE Il hereby given that the undersigned
~ hays hssp duly appeinlsd and qualified Al.
alnIsiraGSs II the Estate a Eaysra Me sss, deed
sa1t s5.ll JAS, HTRICKLANp.
Z No, smbsr II, ~ieee--hwpge Sa k*
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16

Yon satt<lT&o b,s Win rood name
ailSIprrslas,,,enW slppf stris. saAsh,n.h-
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sv,j lok q bar,ieulars iuduiro
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.upon which are brick house and barn'for sale
a. baFgsIa: ssssda .Nl.ss9
Alsoies a.le one efihs most sligibly altpa-
Ted iots fof : warehouse which can Dc iosnd
bsswssp.kss Hesk and y. Louis lnqd'ro
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NJ w YORK DAY.BoOk
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o $3.50 49,. ~ .a-----
WHITE INSTRUMENTATION EIGTTS-
SEEpERAIcpNIONaKIA.
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TnE New Y, NIX DAY-BooK is an independent,
De.aooraiio journal. heldins, with the late sena,
tor Douglas, that .thisG Government IL made aRthe
white bas!s, BY white men, for the benefit Of white
mon and their posterity f%orevers' ltris astasHe
matter, and In ali -e~spccts-whether for Markets,
News, Literary or Agricultural information4is not
inferior TO any, as o POLITICAL o.. family newspapss.--
i. its political department, j. gispples bodily with
presents the only philosophy of II which can resist
tho swept az march Of All oiitionism. It's Demo.
cratic In the true sense Of tho tcrm-ths defender
Of S s.eS e eSisRaS!. gi g .sls ses si' i. The !. aP pss sais q f g.
PEACE, but y shove hegs and how only permanent
Peace can To obtained, and this glorious White
Mans GovsEnmapt a. washingion restored, viz
Of Abolitionism from Amerisen soil, .iesi
The DAr-BooK is now the only weekly political
paper IN New York ely made up fxelH.tusty for
eepnffy eitedlation. All ths others arc rehashed
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sa}e, persong about subscribing should take This
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pLE, or lkbollionism will never abe put down.
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One Copy, ono year 49, SO 90
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ss.ist up q tho .ns CLUB ana ~. l. 100
gstter up OF the Club, ~ 90
Additional Copies, ouch. 20
al
The name OF The post.ofiee, eountyf and stato,
should, In nil cases. be plainly given In every letter
u, Payment always In advance, and nil papers will
be ttcpped whom tho time Or eacscrirtion 1pAid for
ee SaSrd III aos ~ai4 VkWah,0aa sa5 81
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. ID ID,

AZ bis residence IN Montgomery t6wnsh'p, Ash
land County, on Saturday the 2eth of1NoYewbcr
A.. D. 1888, Mr. JACOB MYERS, aged 90 yseEs.
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II III ~, n aiFl III JAVUBBy! -
Y ~ A. n, MURRAY
Ipiy Of The esisbffsIiSedf ~ aIsa Mia ff6tAs
Ash ~ Aaa II, iso9kzAnif SO s
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AlgeEL1 1YE06 81
Tobacco, Cigars, bird 0ness; Willow baskets,
ha,a palelE, enc lFsesy. .HeRs. fsIIa md y,

ipphuuut AiNhfhi Htfu bufuNi tiHuW &fHHhvtNl
''N''F ie cSS Nh ddsssisps ana av U No. s sRei Wv y
nusand qlottea nTushas, But d eaaI ~
ter Pals, Hacking, Maiehes, bed - shasa
GaEda, Rape Hallersn dunpawdeFg shot sss q
KIN. GSA s SaP & 9s'eRa sa assl's ssa as's'al pIaIl ps sea.
fancy Soaps, hFaapnl, swaaplns and iarnbblAa 2
Hrnahea 80, aa lnhft .tnif seq tsia 4asf9 % -
haa ,6aaiia8lHa ase a#sa t4 ehaeA tassla q
NAILaIaaaa 80 ,planfT gee Hsnhe aeiithAi
''if F-slatmtlsHif le s&aas ~ Nat sass3
aQUEENswARR. a ~ aas .s ..s'
30 sci laaMH4af9a sfl tRh Asllni.se ~ =
$40 go ~ lae9 l4F tiaa eil0eKnRK, Z
ftssaK sabiaa aHl ~ HHaaN W f4H
In fsslefWslhiag Usually hspl'i n 4 frst slAs
e. e '''e' uR6oRRY, woopRN i
IDS Rftsea att fFftias8aaf 44s4seH faa AfH'
!. WILLOW WAflss q !aunEEH.ssa =, 49, ..s.
y w thtHtHH ffht1tH Wtf ffHi
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ROAD FUND.

To totsl amt collected on duplicate 42at,
=" lis sl, 5ss ssls ss : s sssiS 80 10
YisiITxeasprers fees 81 sl.ga,A .ugE
Printers fees $3.50 27sS,
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To total amt collected on dup, Ba7A
=" DalaRea.pA hands ~,
Hast Aettlsmaptf Y I
balance In Treasury aibi st nDa,bl,iI
CORPORATION puND,ah ,haai4l

Ta tataI amt collected on dup UuB4 lUHlb
by amt Of tan refunded ief,ee,1rt Htsnf
\ q TFeasufeI's fees eps !
= Printers leta. '6peib -
q Paid 10 the Treas seis :
Of corporation 1854, 60biit' shl'e's9
amt eveFpaid AZ last 49, !
settlement sT,ae,s : tae,es,a
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aQUEENaW a

iaYlass1ha a,uaala l 4 tsMa. II, w, wAttAaE, "a Ca
'peet hF elvse alisiAien 10 business 10 sustain the
we'll earned FebutNiiaR thai le ha4a established sgf
heepldg, The hest aftieiesef qYefy MAJ o. GOODS
olive Us q call bsers purchasing siseThsre,A !
Rooms, M +, 7Swa HsH Budding, Aam 81
A4hiaAd 0iie, aa.s
, 1863-10-02

Special Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.
KEoKuK, Sept. g, 1858.
Some Misrepresentation having been made,
designed to mis1ead the public By assailing
the yeraclty Of tho accounts Of the reporters
Of the press at the late State Fair in Iowa,
relative to the withdrawal Of their Sewing
Machines from cempetion by the Wheeler s.
W1laon Manufacturing Company, the follow
Ing copy Of certificate from Judge Wright,
President Of tAe Iowa State Agricultural So
cietY, sets the matter entirely at rest, and Is
complete vindication Of the reporters:
TO all whom it may conccrn:
lam requested to state the facts in relation to
the withdrawal Of the II wheeler 1E Wilson Sew.
iug Machlne from exhibition at the recent {1Qth]
Annual Fair Of the Iowa State Agricultural So
Oh Thu1sday, the 18th inst. third day Of the
| den, the General 1tgent, asked ny permis:ton to
sei4hdraw the machine Jyom ezhi 2nlon, and to 70.
move it from tie grounds. declined permlsato2tn
to remove, but told him he could deelins subs.if.
| fling II for examination, and hns 1etMdrdR fooo
| tompetl&lcn. This he said he sonld d9, ana Jfon
hat tiue he khon1d coass[sr a. io!Masa@M FL q a.
ne,ahcr nf the Executive COMMITTEES should hare
nrdc,ed thn nremIarn to be withheld, one haf
teen Tecnmnended By the AWarGlug Committee.
/ n instice to myself, also st1te TINT was I'd
| vi4ed mot BY Mr. ChittendeE, however, that tn
Ho Hnon The dIscha1ge Of THAR duties.
Pses't Iowa State Agricultural Society.
Sent. 29th, 1763.
, 1863-10-02
Qt)ita9o Qribu1re.


The leading items Of interest in the news
pfthis morning, are those derived from
Richmond papers the Goth. From one
nf these dispatches it appears that General
Ice has already communicated to the
rebel War Department the transfer Of the
divisions Of General Howard and General
slocum from the Army Of the Potomac
10 Roeecrans, and further that Grant
las sent 10000 men to Chattanooga.
Bragg coniesses to loss of 1000 in the
1ate battles, but salves it with q statement
Of the Federal loss at $4,000 with 1000
prisoners, 30 pieces Of artillery, and $4,000
small arms. This is confessing on his own
part full as much as We could expect, and
claiming from us far more than there is
any reason to believe will be granted when
the facts come to be known.
From the same rebel source comes the
statement TINT Gen. Wcitzel, commanding
The 18t1 corps, and the expedition on its
<say through the Atchafalaya district, has
been attacked and routed By the rebel Gen.
Dick Taylor, at Napoleon, a point nearly
due west otiNew Orleans, and little east Of
The Atchatalaya. 1tlacks confirmation.
The news from Charleston is to the Of
1ect that matters are moving On slowly
but surely.
The Missouri delegation at Washington
announce their determination to call a
great convention Of the unconditional
Union men Of Missouri and adjoining 10y
81 States, at Hannibal, Missouri.
a meeting Of the War Democrats Of Hi
nois is in session at Dacatur, and will ad-
1Ourn TONIGHT
, 1863-10-02
tant, and many families are suffering. Meat
is selling at - per pound. Butter $3 and

tant, and mauy families are suffering. Meat
is selling at - per pound. Butter $3 and
eggs 81 psr doz.
Sale Of rebel estates In Alexandria county,
Va, under conflscation, will commence On
Aond.y next.
It is understood that the sales Mil be abso-
Lutte and the titles to property sold be given
in fee simple, leaving the question oflegality
to be determined hereafter by the Supreme
Court Of the United States, before which Il Is
expected they will be brought.
NHw York, Oct. IA special to the Ia,:
from Warrington, eays the Missouri De1ego
ton has bad an interview with the President
to- day. It is now considered certain that
Gen. schode'd will not be removed
The rebel assumption that Gen. Burnside
was driven out Of Jouesboro ls false. II he
Tithd1gw it Was for strategic reasons.
NEW FORK, Oct. 1.-The N. 7. I5lbune's
WaEhington special Gays: The statement that
new daft for 600, COO is about to be made Is
believed to be premature. No steps will be
taken towards new draft till the present one
has been completed in those several Western
States which ha4e not yet exceeded their
quota Of volunteers, sufficiently to cover that
under the d-att, as Michigan, Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
The N. 7. Tribune says Gems. McCook aud
C1ittenden haze been relieved Of their COM
maEds, and ordered to report ut Indianapolis.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1-Several officers Of
the Navy have recently mysteriouslY disap'
pearcd-among them Sd Assistant Engineer
sec Walton. They have, It is feared, met
with some casualty, which has prevented
them from reporting their address to the De-
partMent.
, 1863-10-02

FROM VlCkSBURG.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
.y1cKsnrRe. Sept. ~, via cAtno, Oct. i, 1858.
Gen. Osterhaus has Just returned from Guy
sgo Post ONCE, where he surprised hopeful
lot Of rebels, among whom VAS Captain
who had been doing good business in steal-
ing negroes and mules from our lines on the
Big Black.
Another Captain WAS among a lot Of blood
hounds, used in hunting conscripts. Several
persons have been terribly torn by these
beasts, while escaping from rebel miuions. A
number Of valuable horses were captured, and
much information was gained from mail
found In the Post Office at Cuyago.
Gen. Grant is still improving.
With the exception Of the prevalence Of
clills and feyers, the health OF the army is
very good. The nights are cool, but the days
are hot and kultry.
There is no news Of importance from be-
, 1863-10-02

New YoRK, Oct l, 1ss3-The 7tm.s has 4
letter from Quactaro, Mexico, August 11th,
which says: :" JHarez and his Government
are at San Luis Potosi, full OF courage and
lopc. Gen. Dias has been appointed Com.
mandcr.in- Chief, and has now force Of 5000
men at Fan Luis, thoroughly organized aud
armed. Gen. Doblado, Of Guanaguato, has
1900 men, also thoroughly. organized aad
armed. Quecato, Ajaca md othar States
arc organizing forces, and the Juarez
Government will soon have 5000 or 40 900
men in the field aguinst the French, whom
the Juarez Government intend to fight now
and ever.
The Herald las letter from San Luis Potosi
August elst. saying Gen. Doblado had been
appointed MinisteI. Of War, and Cero De
Te}ado, Secretary of State, probably the two
ablest men at present in the Mexican Repub-
lie. Gen. Negrete is already giving great
trouble to the French. aud the States Of
Puebla and Telasca1a are active in prcpara
tiops Of resistance. The correspondent thinks
Mexico will be able to place 100000 men in
The field against the French.