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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

HRe. JACKSON, HERBERT 3 CO., Pro-
NJ Pristors OF the National Disp.nssry, -sstAb-
iisa ed ~ Cincinnati % Jan. l. 1860 cure al pri-
vsts diseases with unsxsmpled ratidity. We
guarantee to cure Gonorrt "a. elect. Svph;lii,
lmro'ency, Nocturnal Emissions Or Self Abu,e'
Diurnsl Emissions, Female Com piaints. in short
every possible torn and variety u Hs1ular d..
esss. Cures fspid, Thorough and porn sssnt. ana
!eee ncdscese 6sod Tor or sifsalas-1fteeo
sss!s 40 istesss,iss natter. zisc siresi;e Fl.
tended for ladies Only.
Many Of or patients assert they have ses.
money to Dcetoss in Hasten cities and reee -
Then Why not psssssiss hs.s sa,,,s-... -.
Know the Westssn climate and can snoet speodier
Ds. JscLson's Female :Pills-slgper box-sspa
Tor crcui.r. Special written replies, well seaieG.
sent with circular without charge. One Of IL
cheapest, most interesting and important Looks
nouutain Of Light, or Medical Protector "a
Aarrisge Guide, and a n Exyiicii Key 20 Love sra
Beauty" It SATISFACTORILY revssls variors
subjects reyer before fully explained in any non.
ular work in the English language. Price Sc eu
ana ono cent stamp, er three fec y and tbrss
sssvy loss6 IN sho1ld kass sAsshss sisk = vsil
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lart q The esan1sy. Consnl9ae nsens q ~
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:DR. JAcKcOR's ORIENTAL IirrxRur
Resolves I'll soldaee and fejsssaasee Wrnes
have lain doe0eot for laay yeoa. L vjn eUpo
sny eases Of impste1cy, create asd ioeasaee ~
pessions for any reasonable time. Css b miIsd
with perfect safety. Price two delless Do. bottls
DR.. JaCKSON'S FRENCH PATENT SAFE
IL IL perfectly cafe and never fails to give eesie
lection. II is the only sure and safe
against contrasting disease ever invented. Prics.
~ each "a per half dozen, aud 81 per dozen. sent
y mail tspll dAsmz
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19


Especial 70 Tribune
Chattanooga 18th ria Nashville 10;
Complete oflicil returns from inc IN
f.pssy engaged at tho late ba'.'e s'c !.
received and give the following fes" -
Thoma.' scorps-oiiicers killed, 80;
e .nnd.d a6o missing 1870; men killed
cao wounded 32e7 mSs'"g I'"
Total G3ol. .;uoa 40.
~nnmlea 100: missing 70 !; men k'iish'
ms wounded 1900 missing 1oo3.-
Total, 4520. ,..,,s, az !.
~onnled IA: missing &C. men Killed
cos: wounded 207 II sing 900. 40
tai, 1890.
Two tr radss Of Changers reserve
corps engaged early in the tornoon ct
the second day. fl GIT iost in officers Kill
ed. 10 men 23o ; wounded oihcers %
men. SIT: tiilce.s miss'ng - men
627. Total, 1892.
The losses to tue cavalry now reported
will make N the grand aggregate about
10000. of this 4G85 are missing, snd
about $500 wounded.
Thirty SIX pcacs Of arillery was lost
and four wagons. -,
The Southern papers OF tie 10Th still
insist that their whole loss viii not OK
cced 10000, but partial returns published
by ,be,n Indicate that it is greater.
u.pderson's division alone lost 2loo
out Of 3,l00 men. IA
Their ed'o ria's continue very ds
nondent over the failure Of Bragg 10
take Chattanooga.
X pots from Missouri say that ~
CORPS Of Grants army are moving %
succor kos crars, one Overland '''i''
Mempii. and the other ly water
Jelt DAVIS is reported AS arrived in
Bra rye army on the 10th.
hlIqa!et on cur font for the last Va
days.
Tie vote Of Ono regiments belongt,
20 the army at tbs point as lar as r.
cciysd up TO shia morning Is 9323 =.
Drou,t,, to %. for Vallsntigham. y
teen regiments yet to DO heard frau
which wllswel. Broagh'a mAjoritytc
ever 1900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
LovIsviLLs, Oct. Is

A large Uuion meeting Vas held las:
night 10 celebrats tho Pennsy lvaria and
Obi, victories.
Officers from Chsttano 90 "a report that
Br~egs army are in force tn font Of
Chattanooga. They don't believe that
any psts Of rebels have left to reinforce
Lee.
The Cumberland at Hatpeth Shoals
has swoilaen ten feet. Ths iowland in
the vicinity is entirely submerged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
CHA1rDNooGA. Oct. Il

Cavalry just ia report the rebel oaval
~ driven back acro.s the Tennessee NV
er, with the loss Of over 1000 killed,
wounded and deserted; and five peic.s of
artillery. Federal success is complete.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
.MCuev s.Gss

A LADY Lost A POCKET BOOK DON
"A tanning $i5, Oh Second street, betwe cen IIa,
Ilsons grocery store and Rock Island s.r,et =
The Under viii be literally rewarded ~ leay.rs
70 same 1t Hsnison's ,'rocery, I'd street, be.
'ts cen frady and Perry, or ~ this Office.
oc,10-1tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
sNOIiCe.

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 18th THE
~ Fare of tie Pcnus ylyania and Scot, House.
Will be u 20 per day .or IS cents or siogls Meals
ii. q. DAVIS 4 son.
"cs J. j. HI wPhREY.
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IL I. q As n e gl .

FOR THE WEEK BINDING ocros R IS, 1863,
u observations, undcrthe direc,ior
~ she Smithsonian iasfi.ution made a. Iris..o,d
College, by joins CHAMBERLAIN, Luita5e. ii "a.
North Longitude, 1872 Vest; Heigh,a 5ors H.
sea, 1871 feet. wv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
L0Sf..S3 KearGSd.

4 HAIR EARRING WAS LOST LADs,
:: 4 \ last evening beiween the X. Il. Bridge and
fefrF street, IN I'd fhe finder viii rscsvs the
above reward ey leaving it at this ,.flic.. oct5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

4 GOLD WATCH SAL. WUHA uyHIA.
~ rcas set in il. sss Loss in town today. 1ha
finder vi b tsadsomsly fswardsd b. lsavins
the sane q Smishs Liveey Utable, CemneeejS
Aver, " Oole
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
Chicarn. Feb u. 1858,


MR Sol MON Sir .Wnen you irss arrisol ia
thi. city called with Mrs : iessnan at your o:ios
sns purchased two ps!rs OF Jour patent goit
SpSy'asiee. We nave iCu2t then supeiiCr 10
any we sad cAer usec before. IIey re.l Esd incrs
tnan We could have tN?ected VI ca see q:
co niortabie as WI en- girl ard hoy.
l remain yoars respectfully,
- SaEaaA@, No 80, sherman House.
9. Solomon, Room No :, Fa,rend'- si.cs. oosner
Sec9ni and BRADY streets ecli-dawlin
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
III you DO. use
A0O0UssGCs Gerns0ye Dillesro.

From Rev. J. Newton Brown. y. D., Editor Of the
Ea.j olopeoia Of religious knowledge.
Although not oi.posed to favor or recommend
Patent Hediciaas In general, through dis:rust Of
thor ingredients and effects; | Jet know If no
sufficient reasons why man may not testisy to
what he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
t. us contribute 10 the benefit OF Others.
do this more readily in regard to HcoAaud's
GeFnan Bit,ers, prepared by Or. {. n. Jeckson, of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
tor many years, uhder thelntre sion that they
were ch ieiiy e.cohoiic mixture. AIN indebted
10 NY lriend l.cbeit Shoemaker, Esq Tor the re-
povsl o. this fejndicc by proper tcs.s, and for
encouragement 20 :ry them, when suffering from
srea. ard ioos ntnaed debility. The Of
three bottles Of these b;t,srs at The beginning Of
the present year. was followed BY evident relief
ana ssses.at'cn to degrees Of bodily end mental
vigof which had not tel. tor elk months bsfcrs
ana bsd almost dsspaired OF regaiping. there
fore thsnk God and my freud for 1,roc ting me q
the nse Of them. J. NEWTON GROWN.
NlHI.ADEtP.lA. Jure 23i 1s6l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

Chicago, Dec "A, 1859.
AR SoFoMoS, Sir:-l have b en- uLdec the
necessity .. using s.iasses Ter eral ye3t9 bat
have never fonna PAIR to suit my,e.es un-il
go, them ifo.:s Mr. y. Sncs taatti'uc ] iiad Il
eyes muca oe3.cr W.>aiay you every success IN
Jour uruce.ekiL,.. am yours, do.
Cs asLLoG sul 33 Ssn,e street:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

.la suIoMoN, Sir The ben CT have rc.e,y-
Ell tas Spsesec.rs o1saiued itein u ii.uheo Ee
- .Sps oes the pleasure ave received nom 'hen
lGey suit nj {, es 10 ad,piratI9n. can nos see
al. couataol distances by camille liz ut vel las
~ -, vlth II sane ease as ~hen boy, VIII III
eou.a not 10 wiSn any oihc. glas- es ! We
ed Ii aiiDros tne s!csiest pietsute 10 aSAs.
~. cell o. tnis of sss;iiyin how sstsias-
tory ha. kesa my experience Of your skili
optiei4n. Yours lfuiy, r r l.1rAvRs, Bishop.
Detroit, Hov :, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
SHbRiFE'S SALE,

ShbRifF'S SELE.
TnF STATE oF Iowa, In the district Court Of
>corr CouSry, Scott Co., State u Iowa.
10y Vi.TUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION
) issled som the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
;rict Coart oi scott County, state OF Iowa. in
!svvi of Annr FtEstier ana against Joseph Var
tie ana Marianne, his wife, Cook Sargent, Geo. L.
Davenport and } W. Drury, ass gnees Of Cock II
Sargent, Cook, I,iilon h Lintley. James &. Bon
ncs, fiauA P.uamcr, Samuci iiuinsiuiter and
Isaac tseishp,sn, dated Gct,hs: i2th, 1865, ana
TO no directed commanding me ;has OF tire re-.
estate hereinafter ssseIIbeu, OF the said joseph
Waffle, make OF cause to &c made the sum OF
three hundred ard iorty-twc IL LOO S342 il-iOD)
dollars, with interest ard costs levied upon the
following described real estate lying and being
situated III the county Of scott, and state ui
Iowa, viz Part sf lot one /, IN block sx,cen
Ia the City If Davenport, bounded
and described follows: Commencing
on the north west corner of lot enc atorc-a,l
thence running cas-. one hundret and seventeen
(1l7l fses to snre sourth forty 40 ;eet tn ence
vest one hundred AMI seventeen II )feet; thenco
north ferry ~ feet to the place or beginning.
And l hereby give lub!ic notice that shall
offer for sale st pubic cutlery, at the Court House
door in the city of davenport, Iosnty CT scott,
and State Of Iowa, on Friday, tho 10Th day Q.
Ncvem bel, l163, between the hours Of y o'clock A
u aud o'clock 7. NJ. OF said day sale 10 commence
at the heur Of o'clock L. NJ. of said day. and
will cell t. tie highest and best bidder iherefo,
cash, the above described property, or sufficient
the.eof to satisfy the above debt, with iulere.,
and Gusts.
Dated this 18th day Of October. 1868.
JAMES THORiAGTON.
sheriff Of Scott County, Iowa.
rARksR 4 EDwAkDs, Plaintiffs Atty's.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

As. =; - = 49,, -
neoo6fbseoeoo !1huuoG - y
touno ~ oleo0 III DsSoo J
% serSous iIlneae. eoaDe -
~ sioknees = cfeepina upo4
yOu, ond ehould g. aveseo1
BY : timely ne Of Tho 49,
renely. Take Ayers RIA
and cleanse out the d1noes
dered humoss purify ~
blood, ard LET the 1ut1D
move o. un0bstrucfeA =
health again. They seimns
'lste the functions u -
u A@~Alx A.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
Attention 8Oldtefo. amd
Friends Of Soldiers.

We Sail tbestteNti0n Of Ill aAvlrE rolstions a
friends e Tia arhy 10 the fact iha. exc ~.
LAMBS German Bite, 5" win care nise sonths
o. the 6'Ftsse. ;.drccd by exposure end trivia
zion. ia"itent 70 lamp iifo. ID The l,st .rh
lisnsd 81 eat da j in toe rcveplLe.a on ne NJ
.iyal cf The s.ca. It viii De- noticed that very
'arse ,.opo,t.oa ass suie,ipg rem dep.,ity.
reiy case 6 Il kisd Gan be 70 .ajiy cured by
.os .a1 Nsr ElAa Lltters. Dis0sses resu ting
Disorders O. tae digestive srssus are speedily re-
NOTED. VT have 10 hesitation in stating that.
+ tas.e Ei.te,s sero fIes assa aln6ng cur .oi-
d'ers, aaLdTs1s u ives A-Eat 20 saved tLxt eth
eswlse viii &c sss, .f"
We cali psy,icnlas attention to to following
remarkable AID veil aG fhe,.scafcd cers ofone OF
the nations heroes. sh SO lie, - use his owp
language, la, aeer sayel blythe Rist4rs"
PLILApsifHiA. August iBl, 1853.
yessrs. Joaos - Eeass: = VI el. geet,e,rsn vovr
Hc,iana's Gefi1sn Bi,tors has saved my lite
There is TO mistake ia this It il vouchsd for by
nutn beYs OF "a coA racer, come Of whose Nance
are appended, ard who were fully eogn,ssnt Of ali
the circumstances Of my case I an, aud have
been or the last four years, member Of Sher
MACS celebrated battery, aud uuder the immsdi-
a-e command Of Capt. Il d. Ayres. Through th
ex poaufe atboncant upon my arjueus duliee.
was {. Jack cd in Novein bGr last With i-Ham ation
OF the lungs, and was for sereDty-two DAYS in the
hos' iiai. Ellis was foioaed by great debility,
heightenod ~ Am attack 81 dyssntcry.4 4 was then
removed from'thc White House, ard sspt to this
OF GU toa.d of steamer state Of Name" from
which iian6cd the 18th o. June since thar
time have been about as low rs any one ceuld
BE- and still retain spark o vitality For
week or more vase feeiy able 70 swallow any.
thing, and j. did force lnorssl down, il wss in
mediatcly thrown mp again.
could net even secp glass of water on INV
stomach. Lie could hOtlsst under these cireu.e.
stances and accordingly the ply. icisns Who had
been working faithfully THOUGH annssesssrilly. TO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

From UT. J. u. Green, W Chtc0lO
Your Pills have had . long trial In my practice,
and hold them in esteem one of the best aperi-
ents have found. Their alternative effect upon
the liver makes them excellent remedy, when
given in small dofes for bilious dysentery aud diar.
,hra. Their sugarcoating makes them very &C.
ceptable and convenient t0g tbs US Of women an4
children.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19
DIR. SWEETS
L nfAIltbSe LtMt ~ eM { i,
800 THE

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
For Rtssmaiisn,. Go.s Neara'y;a, LusaLogo, SIP
Neck and Joists, Sprains. jrTses, Cris and
Wousds, Pites, Headache, and all KAss-
Ncsic aNd Nersoxs disordeSs.
". StepheA hweet, Of lsn1t otieue
O1. SteRbo0 AWoet, 81 Conneetoeut,
+ known I'll svsr he Uaissa States,
y. stephen Sweet, Of Csnueeslcst,
= Ne author Il Dr.. Svsst's lafalilbis Lainsss
-. sweets lDlalllble Llnenent
oss Rhssae11an - sssss ssis.
Dr. Sweets lDlalilbls Llo1nont
i : ssrtain rsssdy fos Nsasaigis.
Dr. sweets lnlalllble laoimant
Osrss Barns and Ssaids isneaisssly.
D.. Sweets nfsllible:Lininent
= the best known remedy FOR Sprsias ssd Brsisss,
Dr. sweets Infsllible lirtnenD7
Gives immediate relief to Piles, and asldon fsib
IN. sweets lSfsliible lJnluest
es''' H'aAa'A 49, i.; !. 3, - ~ s~s
Or. 0Wooe's lalho111oo lanoDuot
A1Aeds Immediate sslsse ~ rllse. - ssA1iu
80 SWUVO = Do0eo8USO uo1UUuS ID
0osss ToethesAe h - niaate. se
D.. sweets Infl1IlDlo Llnlment !,
Csres Csts and wounds inaediatsly aal lssSSe
no scar -
DR.. Sweets lnfalIiblo Lanlmenfg
. the best remedy fer Sores II The kaows vseoo.
DR.. sweets lnfaDllDle |. ininent .
Has BEEN used by moro tisn smilIies people. sdh
.sat oil praise IL. -
Dr.. sweets ISfalllbls Imminent !
lstIuiy "ffiend in nssi,s and every fani1&
shoh!d have It II hand. = ,'.s
DR.. sweets lDfsllible Lial0Aat-.o
Z for sale By Ill Druggists. Prizes - ~ . -
e. RICHARDSON ACO..
Sole Pfspsistos, NssvIei. o.
Pr sale b. N dealers. IS oee@4lelfsss
..sessts1 emo. T11aGL1 ss - ~.
DaADY srnnw, m I'm ssu.
: 2AMAl4s 3KpaAu0n1ws.
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TREY coErAIs

THEY CONTAIN 1873,
Eo Alcohola.or Bad Whisky
They will cure the above diseases in
ninsty-nins casos out Of . hundred. -
DOYOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTH
EN- YOU?
Do you WAIT A GOOD APPETITEf =
Do YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOJR,CON-
STIiUTioNs
Do YOU Want To FEEL WELT.
Do YOU WANT TO GET hiU OK NERVOUS
NEs1! .ssaa
DO YOU WANT ENERGY 2
DO You Want TO SLEEP WELL ?'a.A
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND ylGUkOUB
FEEl1NG?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

SIN: have ased your Piiis IL my general s and
hospital practice ever since You INSIDE them, and
cannot hesitate TO say they are the best catharte
We employ Their regulating action on the liver I
quick and decided, consequently they are ~ 3D.
mirable remedy for arrangements Of that organ.
Indeed, have seldom found q case Of bilious de.
ease SO obstinate that It did not readily yield t.
them. Fraternally yours ALONZO BALL, NJ. D.,
Physician OF the Marine MoSuik0x.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

From Dr. Theodore Bel, Of New York CITY,
Not only are your Pils admirebly sdapted to their
purpose as an apericnt, but find their beneficial
Effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more elJectual for the
cure Of bilious compiaists than any ODE remedy ]
can mention. sincerely Ysjotes that We have q
length pur9oeive which b worthy tn con1deneo q
the profession and thu peOpDo.
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40 : Family Physlo.

From Dr. e II. ChrfrriGh, Eeo Oyieans
Your Pil!s are the prince Of purges. Their ex.
cellent qualities surpase any cathartte we possess
They are mild, but very certain and ectus in their
action On the bowels which makes them invaluable
to US In the daily treatment Of disease.
Hemdncho. Mic 4 luemAnenhn. Rno.o Nens,aneh.
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Hour rras 4. ". 10 p. n. Of,ics No. 81
Randolph coyner a pearlcn street, Chicago, Ill.
rst1-div
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

AMERICAN C0URTEsIEs TO FOREIGN OFRIcERs-
We learn from San Francisco that the people OF
that city are preparing TO give the Russians
similar reception to that which they have bad
here. This s all right and proper. Foreign
officers visiting our shores should always meet
with hospitable welcome from our citizens.
With the French, English and Italian officers 1t
is especially agreeable to hold Intercourse.
They are cultivated and courteous, and always
act like gentlemen, and not like seeming barba-
rians We cannot see why General Forey
should not receive the same hosptable treat
ment at our hands. He went to Mexico just as
General Scott did, and having, like him, accom-
plished what he went for, retires from it, to be
followed soon, we believe, by his whole army.
We have no unfriendly feelings towards Gene
raj Forey. He has but done his duty towards
his master, who appears ready to make amends
for the blunder which he committed in under
taking the Mexican expedition by abandoning
that foolish enterprise and stopping the rebel
rams now fitting out in the French ports. When
wc want to play the hospitable towards our
foreign visitors let us do it in large and gene
rous spirit The memories of injuries, fanoied
or real, should always be buried on such COCA
si0ns.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
Psrsensi xstsiisx..es.

g
~ are Afsrnsd thai che AmbasssAor u Fsaacs. n.
Mercscr u On his way 70 Now York. Cor the purpose d
nessIag General Forsy hS return ron Niagara FAs
aad OF psyag hin his respec me arrival ofths Gene.
raj In ih city taken shs vrsnca ssatfa BY SURPRISE
- no ono expected go hsm visit tks North Of IL
Usited s.ales Il seems tas The 0easra hisf was -.
willing 70 stop cad thas his prsseses h New York h
simply due the shortssss of the ceai suppy Of ~
sritats Pansma, which carries him 70 France
MAJOR Wood, paymastsr, United States Army. Msiss
ChasDeetoo, ip Toy, guest of Hoa Joha 3. winsow
ef tho Electoral College q 1890
Lieut. Charles n Frosmss, Of tAs Second regular -
fantry, Army Of tho Potomac ts 70 be assigned rsgt
mcut or volunteers ne v most capable and cn,ctsss
occr q the regular service datlng aatseios 10 Sor
try CAmcrons famous addition OF seyea regineas h
The army Of the rnlls1 Saales.
VIM. Kelly, ef Rhinsbeek Ex -Cevsrner aaise Of Nov
Hampshire john 4ynot. Elmya; Judge AlIep. ef Osws
60. and Judge NuSo 4 kalsstoxn aSs ssoppas Il ~
HeA y A k!5|,g e p.'tiTs; Z: Rider. q Albany; e.
o. Ayers snd iAdy. Il wilmIagOa; ,. X whipAe n 1ss
singburg O. Weeks and g. y eabAerso0 and lady, a
Bcson Cummodore stockton aud family, Of the Uested
States Eavy and Van vechten, Of Albany are stoppg
at the Astor Hoase. N w
Hon. J. n. Lanahsn Of Baitinors: Charles c. Hcokcs
and family Of Phns1ospAa: George charch and family
or vermont r. pests and saoiy Of New Brighton Judec
Theodore Z Tack, q PhiIadsphia; W. & Buriock
OF Connec'icut Leonard Grover o washngtor and Coo
mel Cwynn and party or Philadelphia, stopping q
ths Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1868.

kept so a lvely engaged as to prevent their
usual gaA.. Of concentration at any point; for
thus they may be speedily and completely
overtbrown at every point around the con-
tracted circle in which they are enclosed. We
attach the highest importance to the present
active movements of the Army Of the Potomac;
for, IL supported by simultaneous aggressive
operations East aud West, wherever a rebel
army or stronghold may be reached by our
forces. we are well assured that the return OF
the snows of winter will put an end to the en-
durance of the rebel armies and the fAmishing
people Of the exhausted rebsllious States
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

Is that in regard to the war. The people bold,
and justly, that President Lincoln has 10 more
right to uphold abolition rioters who hang
Shareholders In Missouri aud Kansas than be
has to uphold copperhead rioters who hang ne
groes in New York. Tbey hold that be has no
more right to keep Louisiana out Of the Union
because she Is coming back with slavery than
he has to turn Kentucky out of the Union be-
cause she still preserves the form Of slavery
within her borders They hold that he has no
more right to decree emancipation in Tennes-
see than he has to decree the re-estab-
lishment Of slavery In New York. Are
they not correct and constitutional in
these opinionsf If 90, then let President
Lincoln walk up to their platform. He has
ascended one step In his settlement of the Mis-
souri, muddle; but he must come up higher
Let him discharge such imbeoiles and crack
Drained blunderers as Stanton, Halleck and
Welles from his councils, and send that arch
radical, Secretary Chase, to keep them COM
pany in their retirement. Then let him call
General Mcclellan to be his General-in-C Chief,
General Banks to the War Department, Admiral
Dupont or Farragut to the Navy Department.
and Senator Sherman, OF Ohio, to the Treasury
Department, and he will have Cabinet which
the country will respect, Cabinet which will
end tho war for him within six months, and a
Cabinet which he can keep for another term, If
he shall consent to be unanimously reelected
by grateful and hsppypeople.