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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17
To Those Purchasing Government Horses.

10 lHos6 = W hslng government Horses.
1t is well enough that our citizens should be
warned to be careful of whom they purchase
horses having the mystic initials of so. So
burned on theirIshoulders. Hundreds and thou
sands of horses have been sold by order of the
Government, but these were beasts so com
petely broken down, that their possession is
burden which few horsemen are willing to
endure. Other animals, however, have been
sgrreptitiously driven or ridden from the ar
mies of the Republic. and these are now in
the hands of sharpers who are offering them
for sale Throughout the country. The Gov
ernment claims the right of seizing its proper
ty wherever il is found; and its agents have
been instructed not only to do this, but to
compel the person holding such property, to
state when and in what manner they became
possessed of it. 1t is well, therefore, that those
purchasing horses thus branded ~ So should
be certain that the parties selling have right
to dispose of the stock. A few days since
two very valuable horses were seized by the
agents of the Government at Middletown.
The horses were in the possession of parties
who could give no satisfactory account of
them, and hence their seizure. After this
warning, we trust that our friends will be on
their guard. Harrisburg Telegraph.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17

TRUE PoLITEsEss is the last touch of noble
character. 1t Is the gold on the spire, the
sunlight on the cornfe Id, and the smile on the
lip Of the noble knight towering his sword
point to his lady-iove. sss
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17

When Jack visited Vermont, where they
have pie for breakfast, he has irreverent en-
ough to remark that the people of the screen
Mountain State'' were sssome'' for early pie-ty
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17

The happiest state of man-a pretty wife,
one child, and a receipt in advance for the
ssR Raftsman's Journal If you are skeptjcal
on this subject, try the experiment
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17
French Bedsteads

~ AAa1l II q III It Ec LkCu
po:ts-Cottage, Jenny
Lind, and all other
kinds Of Bedsteads.
With 1 e c kn e RS Patent
iAstenings-a n d Gard
ser : Patent spring Bed
s'eads. Bureaus of diff
Isrent kinds. .Sideboards,
y ardrObes, Book cases.
Parior and eentretables.
breakfast and dining ta-
o'es-and the latest i'm
proved Extensiontables.
= ork stands. Hat racks.
ioiiet and Wash stands,
ana every other kind of
'e.ni,nre in his branch.
Maple. Cherry. Poplar
ely other suitable luml
ehange for furniture. {
good Lumber.
y. b.-Coffns Of the |
q short notice. Funs
's'fsoie, CtsDJ
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17

The Odd Fellows of Warren have purchased
a lot of ffty acres OF land near that place for
Cemetery, for the use of the public.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17
COUNTY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS.

dge-Hon- Samuel Linn, Bellefonte
ts'te .Jud ses-Hon J. ID. Thompson, CurBsnsville
Hon James Bloom Forrest
sheriff Edward Perks, Clearfeld
Proihonotary. d F. rstzweiler,
Reg I Rec. Isaiah q. Barger
District ATTY Israel Test,
treasurer Joseph shaw,
Co Saryeyor, u. b. Wright, Glen Hope.
Commiss' n'rs. ;. c. Thompson, Morrisaale
Jacob Kuntz, q. Luthersburg
Thos Dougherty, Gr- Hills.
Gaiiters B. c Bowman, Clearield
Chas worreil, N.Wash 'gtan
II Woodward, Pennfeld-
f,raner. W. Potter Leeontes Mill
Go Superind't Jesse BroomeiL CurEensyiiie
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17

Col Grierson, who led the famons Cavalry
raid through Mississippi. has been promoted
10 Brigadier Generalship.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17

He viii always be
prepared to furnish to or
der Rocking chairs of
different kinds. and
common and other
chairs. He will also fur
nish to order Hair Husk,
and hair a1d cotton top
Mattresses. The above
named and many other
articles viii be made Il
order for customers, ci
short notice. cheap fo.
CASH or exchanged for
approved country pro-
duce. Don't forget the
place. as l am prepared
to furnish all articles at
the most reasonable rates
, Pine, Linwood. and ey-
er, viii be taken in ex-
ash will also be paid for
B. K. SH0PE
,test style made to order
rails attended whenever
istd. Pa, Jan. q 1862
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-17

This Post Office VIII do for Chest township
Will answer for Fergt son township.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
PERsOHAL

J. WILkss BooTH and Mrs. Barrow are at
tracing large audiences ct Providence.
Rev. DR. JoHS WArLAND died Friday evsn-
Ing at Saratoga Syringe, after very brief ilIness
BRIO. GEN. PuiIlP ST. GEORGE CooKR has
arrived at New orlsans from vieksburg, and has
reported to aAJor General Banks.
Hon. GALUsuA A. GRow, Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives 10 In this city, stopping
at the National.
COLONEL WILLIAM WILSON, Of the Wilson's
Zouaves 10 in the city to obtain authority 10 raise
brigade.
1T. Col. IRVINE, Tenth New York cavalry,
mas been ordered to make out report to the Com
missAry General respecting the treatment Of our
piisoheis IN Richmond, he having just returned
from Richmond prison.
GEN. sPisoLA has been authorized to recruit
tor his brigade In New YORK, with such other reri-
ments as shall from time 10 time be added. New
recruits are to be paid bounty Of asO2. and vete
rams e<o2, by the United sla,es
TON HrER's friends report him sinking fos,
and they say they do not bel eve he viii No. Tho
week out. Rheumatic affection, drop.v. sot =.
ser.ss OF complicated innrmiries have set in. .,d
he Is rapidly failing
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
Edition
rsuR o'oLOOl ~.
FROM9MEADEs xHMY
THE PURSUIT OF LEE.
Wa Z 6A---lIW -
CAvAtAf FIGHTING On MONDAY.
stuart's Cavalry Driven from
GAINESVILLE. ,ai
Our Army Marching
Onward.

On Monday last Kilpatrick's cavalry dIviSlon
In pursulng Lees army crowded stuart's cav
airy beyond Gainesville, In the direction Of
Warrentos. Considerable fighting occurred.
But very little loss befel our troop. -
A large force of Lees army was believed to
be at Wsrrsuton on Monday, and had formed
In battle array and posted their artillery to
check the advance Of Meads's forces. Our
troops were moving steadily on, their columns
being 90 disposed o. 10 prevent surprise and 70
clean out the enemy.
Buford's division took the road through
Thoroushfars Gap, and found N Enemy there.
In the engagement on MONDAY Gen. Custer
was conspicuous, and rsporta that the rebe,
cavalry were driven beyond Bucklspd MIlss,
from Gainesville, when our csvany epeoun..
tered the rebel infantry and artillery Ii line Of
battle, their line extending . mile. 7lI u,
Al one time Davies brigade Of cavalry and
artillery were cut off completely. He got well
ont of the difficulty, however. % y,
Our loss In killed, wounded, and missing
was about 200. Several wagons, one Of which
contained the official papers or the brigade,
were captured. ..r,
At O'Clock to-day several Of our corps were
reported marching against the enemy and 4
battle was considered imminent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
Proposals


Lia Of Proposals, cf a miscellaneous character,
received at ms Office Of The Qudrtermast.r Gen.
eral for the Desk ending Aoaday, October 10,
1868. ~ -
W.P. Jones proposes to charter the steamers
Merrimac and Mississippi for thirty days at
$3.50 per day thirty to ninety days at $3.50 per
day; six months at 800 por day; and longer at
$3.50 per day for each steamer. nj. nr
Alvah G. Nlckerson, New York, offers "a
charter the tug gboas T. J. jenkins, Lena Clln'
ton, and Joe AT the Governments own price, Of
will sell ut fair price. a.. .aag .......
Clark q Lee propose to furnish Lees pat
ent lock for wheel vehicles" at sl5 for each
wagon, or furnish and put on the same for $is
per wagon. .rr.'..... lr ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
J,6. Davis visit to Bragg.

The Chattanooga Rebel has very interesting
letter from Bragg's army, which conveys the
latest intelligence we have from 1t. We copy
portion Of II:
The President is arrived, and has come as all
men believe, to turn things inside out, to reno
vate the Army Of Tennessee, to settle all Its
household qusrrels, and TO set the troops NOV
ing on their way. He has just reached here.
! only caught glimpse Of him, fatigued and
dusty. He Is thin, but looks In better health
than when he was last here.
He was met at Chickamauga Station by
suitable escort, and conveyed to Gen. Bragg's
headquarters. ! have not doubt that the two
are engaged In earnest counsel while I am
penuing these hasty lines. The President has
sought this department, am assured, on ac
count Of the unfortunate difficulties which have
disturbed the family OF Tennessee over which
Gen. Bragg presided with such little tact. The
suspension Of Polk--the arrest Of Hindman-
the Hsre-up with Forrest-and the dlssatisfac-
tion OF several Others, all recurring right on the
heels Of a victory, and In the face OF the enemy,
are ere ough 10 excite the anxiety Of such an ad-
ministrative a. Mr.. Davis. His inquiries will
be close, and his counsels general. He will by
no means conhne himself to the Commander
in-Chief but will consult equally with Long
street, Buckner, Hill and others. I have no
doubt the Polk affair will he thoroughly sifted.
The cavalry business, too, will be settled In
short, the army will be set on Its legs again.
The men are all right. Order Is only needed
TO be restored among the captains.
The President mingles freely with the troops
and has made several speeches, which occa
stoned loud enthusiasm.
DAVIS REVIEWS BRAGG's ARMY.
ATLANTA, Oct. lathe President reviewed
the army and works before Chattanooga OF
Saturday.
He had an excellent opportunity to scar
those Of the enemy also, and availed himsel
largely Of Il.
His reception BY the troops was enthusiastic
and he rode along the entire line In reach o
the enemy's shells. Not gun was opened oI
him.
The Yankees lined their works at every avail
able point to view, and doubtless were awsr
OF the presence OF the President, a. the picketi
held frequent conversation.
Il 10 not known whether the President ha
made any changes. The army Ia In line condi
tion and most anxious TO commence activ
operations.
Weather cool and brscIug.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
PERSONAL.

GEN. GRR.R CLAY SMITH, hitherto doubt fu,.
may now be set down as one OF the new Adminis.
tration members Of the next Congress-
Dr.. WsnB, Auditor of State for VIreiuia, has
returned 10 Alexsndria, aft. r several d.y,, Al.
senos At his home in Norfolk t
JOHN d. BATES, ESQ.,, head of the house of
Messrs. Bates Co, Boston, died In Europe about
the ist Of October - .... -
EPH. HOW, the burnt-cork com sdian, is per-
forming at Morris Broihers-Peii x Trowbridge,s
Opera House, Boston. -.r -r D ...
BEAuREoARD, accompanied by Gen. Pierre
soule and stall, reviewed the troops Of Gen. Tai
isFsrrv'sifvfsqh IN on fhe ism INIT, on James L..
land. The Length ofths line was three miles.
Police OFFICER CRANE, of Hartford. has
been twice drafted, once stabbed, and on Thursday
afternoon he fell from tree In Plsinvile, recey.
Ing severe injuries. I.m
THOMAS JEFFERSON BoYNToH, late u. s.
Attorney for the Southern District OF Florida, h,
been appointed Judge Of the same District In place
OF Judge Morim. ... ...u..-. s"O
LIEUT.. Col. j. l.. DONALDSON, quartermaster
OF the Middle Department, has been transferred
from Baltimore to Nashville, to occupy the posi-.
tion OF Chief Qusrtermaster In the Army OF the
Cumberlapd. .r.tarrHsa1 g4l
Col. FRANK L. HOWE has forwarded to Bur
geoa General Dale list Of names Of 2eo Massa.
chusetts soldiers in hospitals In New York and
vicinity from Aug. to Oct. IS. A majority OF
them have returned to duty. p. h"sII.H
Mr.. JAMES Z. P. STEVENS, long and favor
ably known from his connection with the fremont
House, Boston, and the Continentai Hotel, Phila.
delphia, Is very dangerously III In the last-nAmed
city.
EDWIN BYNNSR, ESQ agent of the CONNER.
cial steamboat Company, New York and Boston,I
formerly newspaper editor, who welded witty
facile and tenehsnt pen, and WAS withal an effect
I've Republican stump speaker In Massachusetts,
was in the city yesterday. ...,...t
Mr.. BANDMANN, the young German actor
who had Just made a hit with his :! Narcisse" .,
the Howard, In Boston, when he fell suddenly Ill
has got well enough to be announced at the Bos
ton, In shyloek. We thought this would be thu
case. Poo IlF1lF
Mr.. GEORGE S. PAGE, Of New York, who
caught basket OF monster trout, some OF which
weighed over seven and one over eight pounds
has proved, by Genio Z. SCOTT and wilkes Spirit o.
the TimSs, that the fish were veritable brook trou
very much to the discoiunlure 6f the Gotham
anglers, who has been "high hsok" for severs
years.
LADY CLAIMS being called on to bear tcstl
mony In . case OF debt, In one Of the courts o
England, obstinately declined to be sworn. sh,
said her word was as good as her bond, and sh,
would not take Gods name 10 vain In case In
volving only fifteen pounds The counsel insisted
and the court rehuked but It was OF NO use. tn,
lady would not swear, but said that the avermen
OF the plainan In the ca was perfectly correct
The result was that the Judge sternly ordered tn
noble and reeusant witness to leave the court
which she did Immediately. ... BIZ"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
THE anunnAL SITUATION.

To-day, from this national standpoint, look
Ing 10 svery military and civil Department Of
the 0ovsrnmsnt, from the Potomac to the Rio
Grands rivers, from Charleston 10 the Rocky
Mountains, viseing especially As eo.ditio~ q
tie Jfra~ees, asd our rsiatiors NTH foreign
po,osrs, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, a. the great repre-
sentative man Of the Nation, Is MASTER OF THE
SITUATION. . -. ... ..'7. .HE
To-day we have the news from Europe that
the British Government has seized all the rebel
rams, 50 that our great commercial interests
viii no longer shudder at the thought that
American shipping will be swept from the
high seas. This inspires our merchants with
greater confidence In the Government. The
same steamer assures us that that the Austrio.
French complication in Mexico Is assuming
such questionable shape " as to puzzle the
crowned heads of Emperors.
The advance Of Banks into Texas, the flight
Of Lee, the pursuit OF Meade, the victories Of
Burnside, the assumption by Grant Of the com
mand of the Western armies, the situation a,
Charleston, and the grand uprising Of the 10y
alists In Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia and
Mississippi, are all military causes for e.ocing.
The recent political triumphs in Maine, CAL
ifornls, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, and the
prospect Of q Union success In New York, are
additional reasons for the existence of feeling
of general confidence.
The best evidence In the world that this con.
hdence is felt in the great money mart of New
York, to-day, is the fact that gold-the Gnan.
ciai straw which tells the course of the cur
rent-has fallen from 14s, at the last board o
yesterday, down to I43, where IL stood at on
o'clock this afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
BouAty and Premium for Volunteers.

An amended circular has been sent ont from
It appears that to every recruit who is veteran
volunteer, bounty and premium, amounting
to $4O2, will be paid, and to all recruits, not
veterans, s3Oa. This is for tho old organiza-
tions. The object Is to encourage volunteering,
rs those who are drafted receive only 500
permitted 10 select their regiments, which,
however, must be one Of the old regiments In
the field.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
Sn,i Accident nt Trov.

TROY, N. Y, Oct. ia terrible accident oc-
CURED here about noon to-day. As number
OF lahorers were engaged digging sewer In Ja-
COB street, twenty ieet below the street, both
sides caved In, surying about 20 men. Three
dead bodies have been taken out. Three have
been rescued alive, hut there are still 12s or l5
persons beneath the mass of earth, and men
are now engaged vigorously digging them out .
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
lOFLlt IAI"l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGTOS, October 20, 1868,

WAsHiNGT0N, October ~, 1868. I
Information has been officially conmunical-
cd to this Department that by decree of the
Government OF Venezuela, Of the 9th Of Sep
tember last, the duties on imports to that
country have been increased twenty-five per
cent, the decree TO take effect at the end Of
sixty days, on goods imported from the United
States.
The additional imposl is declared to be TEN
porary, and Its proceeds pledged strictly to the
pnymc"l t.. loan Of $4,000, recently au
thUrGed.
THE Cosr OF THE NEW York PoLIcE.-The
estimates OF the expense for the support of the
| Metropolitan police of New Yorl, for 1854 are;
'eneral expenses, S4I 400 New York city force
y 10y, ,o2o,67i station houses In New York,
s7,OO0.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

eurspE.-On our first page to-day will be
found Defence of Senator Summers Ad-
DRESS" delivered at the Cooper Institute, from
the London Morning Star, Letter from John
Quincy Adams To the Rev. DR.. Claiming,
upon Neutrality, and other articles and para
graphs that will repay the reader for their
perusal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
Death OF 4 Clerrvmn an.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-The venerable rec
tor Of Gloria Del Church (familisrly known as
swedes' church,, Rev. DR.. Clay, died this
morning, aged 72 years. He has been rector
Of this old church about thirty years, having
succeeded the Rev. DR.. Colin, the last of the
long line Of Swedish missionaries sent to this
country TO take charge Of the missionary
churches established for the benefit Of the early
Swedish settlers on the banks the Delaware.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
:RF Rpmorsd sad ipsatthh q A General
...5....s s...,.-.-.-f1oEsy f1oEsy. e.
Affairs = in St. DON. Domingo.
sFfa HrtaEylL-- -..LLl,if IL NsVF
".E. ~ hHT on = I7ETitlfrr 8Vli 1rl .r
"A Canard Ahsat he ! Alabama.

NEW Yosx, Oct. 2l.-The steamer Creole,
from Havana on the 10th, has arrived. Among
her passengers 10 Senior Romero, Minister from
the Mexican Republic 10 the United States.
Vera Cruz dates TO the 1st instant have been
received, but they contain no news. ai{.
Gen. Rorey hss not yet arrived ct Havana.
It Is rumorsd he died Of yellow fever. l4,.
From ssn Domingo advices 10 the l2th itis
probable the Island will have 10 be abandoned
BY the Spsniaris. E.IEi 90.
Puerto Plata has bses burned by the rebels,
who haye established . government at Cabsi.
leros. I1Toi. 'H HHr-GIr- - BTaAt.
Cen. Rivera is reported st Puerto Plsts, with
1900 men In an intrenched camp, with plenty
Of provisions and ammunition. Several ve-
ssls Of Wsr remain thcre to cover his retreat. !.
-Four var vessels with troops len Havana for
San Domingo. No moro Spanish tpoops can
be spared. H ns1ri5l "at
The Federal suubost Junists had arrived
and salled from Havana la--
Ths roport that the pirate Alsbaus had beer
of Cardenas, and obtained machinist there
is csnard. ,iE.A %. Z.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
The Department OF Missouri,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-Gen. schofeld has Is
sued an order relieving Gen. Mcneil of the
command Of the District of Southwest Mis-
souri, and placing him In command of the Dis
trict OF the Frontier, vice Gen. Blunt, ordered
to report at Leavenworth. Gen. Sanborn takes
command IN Southwest Missouri, and Gen.
Ewing's District of the Border Is so extended
as to embrace the entire State of Kansas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
Enlional Loan.

PM tADELPuIA, Oct. 2O.-The sales of Five
twentes to-day are reported at 81, ,364 400, he
Ing the largest sale In any day since May last
The system of delivering bonds to subscribers
on the payment of the money Is working ad-
mirably, while the foreign demand Ia steadily
Increasing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

UricA, N. Y, Oct. 20.--Ssyen car loads Of
freight, consisting chiefly OF general merchan-
dise,w destroyed on the Central Rsilroad, at
Jordan, early this morning. The fire was
caused by sparks from the locomotive commu-
nicating with the vapor from petroleum, with
which one of the cars was loaded. y ..f
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
The Quosa Of n Ma.saehus.t,s.

BosroN, October 2O.-A dispatch from Wash
ngton to Governor Andrews states that the
quota OF Massachusetts under the new call for
volunteers, is IL, 100 men. Active and liberal
measures to induce volunteering will be made
all over the State.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
REMAINS OF GENERAL LYTLE
Gen. ROsecrans' Reception in Gin.
|Igf r-U cinnati. rIEQ ,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2i.-The remains Of Brig.
Gen. Lytle win arrive hero this morning.
Maj. Gen. Rosecrans ii expected to reach
this city tomorrow. A committee of citizens
hsvObcen appointcd'to give him public re-
ception. . ,Irr
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
Tn. Defence, OF Portland.

was received at the City Hall, this afternoon,
by the city government sud the citizens OF
Portland. He pronounced the hsrbor defence
In a satisfactory condition. He leave. this
evening,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
John Bull Taking the Rebel
Rams by the Horns.
Confederate Restrictions on
the Cotton Trade.
Death Of The Archbishop Of Dublin
and MRS. Trollope.
The Turks Want the Rebel
Rams.
Dubious Opinions of Maximil-
lian's Mexican Monarchy.

New YoRK, Oct. 2l.-The steamship Scotia
has arrived, with dates to the llth inst.
The British Government, on the 9th instant,
formally seized one Of the suspected rams built
by the Lairds, on the Mersey. Another au-
thority says both were seized. II Ia not pub
llcly known what additional evidence has been
procured TO induce this step.
II Is stated that the rebel government has re:
solved not to grant clearances to blockade run
ners, excepting on the condition Of their taking
one-third outward cargo on government ac-
count; also, that pressure was being used 10
get prohibition Of expectation Of cotton, on
private account, excepting such IS Is pledged
to the holders of the Confederate loan.
The London T,nes thinks the details from
Chickamauga establish thetotal defeat of Rose.
Grams, and charge the Federal Government
with keeping back the re~s.
The Archbishop Of Dublin and Mrs. Trollope,
he novelist, are dead.
The Globe states that the seizure of the rams
will bring the whole subJect forward for judy
ment, and says II will be intolerabIe that coun-
tries without ports should possess fleets.
It Is reported that the Turkish government
has offered TO buy the rams now building on
the Mersey.
VERY LATEST PER THE SCOTIA.
LIvARpooI, Saturday Evening, Oct. lO.-A
Coustantinople telegram says the Porte offers
to buy the steam rams building on the Mersey.
Earl Russell is said to favor this solution of
the difficulty.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times says
People do not see in Maximilian's reply to the
Mexican deputation any assurance that the
monarchy will be as rapidly or as easily estab
lished as is desirable. They even go further,
and look on the answer as civil refusal, rather
than an acceptance, inasmuch as he asks con.
ditions which II will be difficult to satisfy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
GENERAL GRANT To COMMAND our
YVES TERN ARNIHs,

As We predicted yesterday, Rosecrans has
been superseded. Gen. Thomas succeeds him
and the gallant Grant has been appointed to
the command Of the three principal armies Of
the West. While Gen. Thomas is the imme.
diate commander of the Army Of the Cumber-
land at Chattanooga, Gen. Grant win .superln.
tend the general directions Of all important op-
eratlous at that point. ...... -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-A salute of one
hundred guns was fired here to-day In honor of
the results of the State election.