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, 1863-11-07
cYcnts-all their hones hlostnd =, e.,

e7ents-all their hopes blasted BIZ facts.
jeff. Davis looks to them appealingly, and
his underlings send up, through the press,
rlteous supplications for something-some
other New York not, some possible or i'm.
possible revolution in the Northwest. some
successful assault upon Mr. Chase's fnan-
clal system, some efficient check upon vol
unteering, some wide spread resistance to
the draft something in the way Of relief
Help us or we perish is the despairing.
CRY that comes from. every traitor throatl
Copperhead, like Barlis, is willing. But
Coppe1head is afraid. He can do nothing
but squi1m and dart out his forked tongue.
Crushed and mangled by the bravery Of
our troops and the enduring patriotism Of
the people, csppefhead is dying snake
It is only common mercy to let him Wig
gle Install in defiance as long Is he lives:
He is too justly hated to be permitted the
services Of any one who will "put him out
Of his miserV" 8. !
, 1863-11-07

The Radicals have carried the three largest
u fs9n s. 81 heua S assp9 rheS lS
have likewise carried Jefferson City, the
S:ste capital. That shows how the tide Is
running.
. Ore Ct the most gratifying features Of the
election is the almoet unanimous vote Of the
expresetd their condemnation Of the Copper
heads-eo do our patriotic troops rally almost
to man to the support Of the true 1oyalls:s
egainst the Conservative Copperhead party
Of. this State. The holdIers have been
"there," and vote uude1standingly.--M
ri De7noetat, 5h.
, 1863-11-07

il the Yankee phrase, OF the Confederacy, but
as the only adequate source Of snoply for
meat, snd as = EeEy mpo1tans one for grain
M re the emy will have been driven out Of
Est Tennes6ee. Indeed, 1t is highly proba.
bic tn. t the work would have neen accom-.
rltsbed By the present lime tfths movements
Of our armies had not been ret,rdcd BY the
went OF shoes: Willie our braye. troops are
enemy Is coa'umins ten times tie value Of
these Necessary articles In corn, pork, aud
forsEe; but We have reaeon to beIfera that
East TenDeteee will toon be recovered, even
although this should be after all Its supplies
are exhausted bY the Tankees.
, 1863-11-07
ANCIENT AND FIaHY-S1ELLIrS
OF COPPER,

We assure our readers that the para-
graph quoted below is not from Copper
head sources. Though it reads like model
editorial in any one Of the half dozen OF
gans Of JEFF Davis that we could name
or like quotation from a Copperhead
gathering called to embarrass the Govern
ment and discourage the people, or per-
haps more like so many sentences from
one Of Governor 6eymours speeches, it
is Of more patriotic origin, being part Of
the Address of the Federal party in the
Legislature Of Massachusetts,, to the people,
during the last war with Great Britain:
''11Etsuces Of military oppression have already
eeenasd s@org uf. and watchfEl people, Jealous
TO cOltlo1 their elections and to PROSTATE the
civil before the military authority. : = And
permit ufs In conclusion, most earnestly to re-
to stay tie sworc Of the destroyer aud to prcyc1t
the 31rther tffct:on Of human blood that oar H.
vadirg nmfes may be forthv ith recalled within
1n}ete may be speedily directed to the attainment
q just aId honorable peace, that mutual conf
Esoce ard commercial prosperity msy be again re-
that by IN upright md faithfn1 administration Of
tut Gost1l meit. IL t. true spirit Of the consu-
tntson, ttE BIZ tsipes may be equally ttiTassd to
eNry portion Of the Union."
We beg pardon Of the ghosts Of the de-
funct Fede,a1ists, If any are allowed to
visit this earth, for the supposition that the
paragraph to which We rfcr was taken
from the editorial columns Of Mr.. J. Davis
organ in this city-the fre-in-the-rear
Times. The similarity Of the extract to
what we every day read in that organ, de-
ceiyed us. But how true it is that treason,
even OF This cowardly sort, has its oEn
language, which varies little: in different
cases. Has the editor Of the Times a file
Of some old Federal paper Of 1s12-'15,
from which its choicest attacks On the
Government and on the war are made upF
, 1863-11-07

Charles D. Drake's rejoindar to the Presi-
deIt's reply to the Missouri delegation is
universally pronounced q mastery produc-
ton. A better 1ejoinder, however has been
made. g.. Louis. on Tuesday laet, answered
the Pretident in 500 majority for the Radi-
cal ticket over the combined vote Of the
rebels and his conservative Office holdsss In
Ills city. It might be matter Of some little
curiosity to know whether the Peesident will
rece gnixe this AZ my evidence Of how people
ont This way regard his course of dealing
with Missouri affAlrs.--Sf. Louis Democrat. =,
, 1863-11-07

40" they w1ithe and squirm-the Cop
rerheads who have predicted, as they
hoped, that the country was going to ruin
faster than they can he-that is, with
speed unexampled In all the world. How
they squirm, under the fatterinr cona;-
ton Of the national finances, and the firm.
ness Of the national credit. With what
ghastlY grins they speak OF the onward
progress of our arms, the impoverishmeut
and prospective disentregation Of tue
South, and the content, unity and pros
4erity OF the people of the North. All
their predictions Of woe are falsifled by
, 1863-11-07

LfEum tne Stn4y1ef E1111enf 4th.J
'Mr. Colleaeure Of this viuclty has just lett
from his Otaheitan cane this season, It i.a
truly fine article. Mr. Colleasure confirms
The statement made BY Mr., Price, namely:
that this cane Is every way superior to any
other he Is acquainted with. It stands bet
ter on the ground, Is not easy thrown down
by the wind; yields fully one third more
i1anitely superior article. BIT best of ali, It it
readily grannlates. We are greatly gratiaed
Indeed, to hear from persons In a;l directions
around, both at home and abroad, who have
planted this cane and not lost 1t By deonth
or frost, that 1t even exceeds their e1pecta-
tons. In quantity, quality, .eraanlating
the full measure Of Ill the high prat:e We
have ever given it
, 1863-11-07
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LQdH2.


TIE August Number Of The Bbia Examiner cd.
eo ey tie HeV deofge stosrs contaiu8 Tho following
"iop1sE W4TEK-1n this number Of cur m.gaz1na
Ee1nGolnca 70 tbs attention ct our readers ths e.
teat preparation. We have done so rot for nav. nnr
because ou7 p:gu are used medium * adVest{as-
neot-for Wc hare uniformly deeli. ell tLem-butETst.
aas @ s1 @ G9a ,as 80 .sn;e e 70 D. dsrs
NJ only bo1. decrRe + 6torrs. now 81 years old, has
neeh anietsu tor eoTe doEsn years. less. w1lh
palotni GWtEtrTs and n1Ar1foadcns In Y3-oua p3It
Ct bis body: oftanumes, seeHinxiy he Eas nnzE .
ts1o e tae asesss Win more Violence The pas:
Iattssly one near nls coar bone with ulce11t:oa Ia
H. ~ @ts1ear thae was .apidly 50 thst dsolu
p f. D5 Aadess = c. gy shs rs Of 20 Iodine WatlF
sne: GontiRai3g " 9se y less than tTo months 10
improved. III son, Won had fsa1ed Toa,d fsii
aaleep In dtaeh betore ths Summer should dose u
hoE apparently, u fair way 10 recu7er Rs perfect
hea!ta - T. eomon y our mortal stste r. ratltude
to DI Ande,s Co. hare made this statement satis-
ded that thera Ia virtue In the Iodine Water treatmeat
Which the 1eade1s Of this magazine EIl thank III Ed.
tor for b1tng1rg to their notice. GEO, STO3a3."
, 1863-11-07
AN ImeROBABLE RUmoR,

4 rumor, brought back from: the enemy
by the bearers Of recent flag Of truce, re-
ceiyed at Cairo day or two ago, is to the
effect that Gen. Banks and lis entire staff
had been made prisoners in Louisiana. 1t
is to the last degree improbable-nothing
more than one Of those canards by which
the rebel leaders feed the credulity Of their
neonle -
, 1863-11-07

WANXEU-ANUTHE EELFERsJ :
Wanted another Chicago, organ Of JEFF.
Davis, to assail the Sanitary Commission,
and the ladies who arc responsible for the
Great Fair. The. efforts of the Times in
that direction have been followed BY such
an increase IN contributions, and such an
outpouring Of the people, that there is rea-
son to believe that if If could be reinforced.
BY another sheet Of similar fiendishness,
the usefulness Of the Commission would be
greatly enlarged and the receipts Of the
Fair more than doubled. Would it,not be
q good plan for the friends OF the Commis-
sion to engage the Cincinnati Enquirer,
the Springfield Register or the Dubuque
Herald to pitch in?
, 1863-11-07

TEE RE1EL Ram AT CuARLEsroS..- Nor
rls Island letter, Of Oct q, in the New Bed
ford Mercury, states that the monitors had q
little t*bsush'' on the; night Of tht asd- II
seems that the rebel ram undertook to recon-
noitre; she got down the hatbor as far ~
Fort Mou1trie, when the, little cheese.borea
opened On her savagaly. Tie monitors were
walking round the barbox in fine style. eri-
dently to ct around the ram, to head her OF,
and capture her; but 1t Is Akcly the rebals re.
collected the fate Of the Fipgal, for the ram
rery speedily made tracks for the city, well
ssaihfied, no doubt, that the cheess-bo1es are
, 1863-11-07

E The olney nL) Journal haf gone Into
the hands Of Captain a. ". Hawkins Of Ten
nesfee, who proposes to make it : Vide awake
unicn paper. p.edged to the vigorous prose-
cut1on Of the wAr ard the suppression of the
rebellion. As tuch, we: commend It to the
Fublic aud bespeak for 1t SUCCESS.
, 1863-11-07

nently successful, and that It's llbors Will
conclude as ITS most ardent friends desire, No
wish you God speed.
M1CuAK1. CoRcoRAN,
Bdgadier General.
FAmrAx c. H., Nov. s. 1853.
]. 0'AahonY, 3. c.:
M I. oRourke. Of New York, has been
e!t cted delegate to tho conyeutIcn from our
circle; Capt. Whe1pley will attend Instead Of
"e' 11ease answer; Ii. MURPHY,
Colonel G9.h New York.
, 1863-11-07
The Cotton DI,tre.k tn Ennea.bfr

TIE C6Et6n Ulffft88 N LHHt3shfFcs
The last report of the committee charged
With the relief Of tie distress In the ma-uf.c. :
turing districts Of England thows consider
able increase- Of employment in the cotton
nils ard manufacto,ies. Ga the 18th Of O..
toter thu.e were 16o, ,ss5 persona out ct work,
c1 1nFa-ed NTH TX, ,ao5 ous Of work In July.
the health Of the population Is geasrally in
sltistactoIy condition. In an appendix to
their report the committee give an estimate
otthe cotton supply for 1864 as compared
with 1868. The quantity likely to be received
next year In e1ceEs Of this Is stated as FOL-
loWs: =
, 1863-11-07
H11da1lro,1s.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERI-
l. K1tW OF Al OLD NURK-N1 Wlnauv4
SOOTHING 6JEQp u ~ prescription Of Of tha bess
enals pa1lissss aad oalses N tha u.ite& ssssos ad
N III mcessa 81 millions af naottsars aid chfaSdr
Epm tho kbsbIe lah5s ona weak old to t1o Adu.4
II cosfecte 4ofttty Of he KtcnaG..
ReEevaa VtAd colo.
Bezu1ateA tho boWa!1,
ehIid Il eaa5 i hotsae 4aI kun In ~
, 1863-11-07

Il NUuu<1e8.. .Id,+0t U,l10 11tlzV Ry3N9
Union minority In 81 counties II ,076. The
Union msiorities In the E7me counties IN
1861 was ,707. Gain, G,s09. In 1881 Haryey's
majority in the s.ate was S,32l. The same
ratio Of gain throughout tha State will make
Lewis nsio1i:y 18, COO to 10000.
, 1863-11-07
U)ifago @ri|>u1rc*
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER :, 180s.


WE WILL s. OF.
It is fact, confessed By all honest men,
that this war could and would be stopped
in a day Ithe people Of the South should
unanimously and sincerely declare that
they would hereafter be only commonly
honest and pay days wages for davis
work. Saying that, there would remain
no motive fer them to carry it on. They
commenced it only that they might hare
more labo1ers to toll for them without nav,
and more land upon which 1aborers might
work. That's the exact, truth stripped Of
!, al its disguiscs, clad in plain English, At
the bottom, the war is q question of the
Wages of Labor-nothine less nor more
. The laboring man, then, no matter what
his color or condition, who imaeines thst
he can safely take the ground with the
South, and thus practically maintain that
a days work is not always and every where
worthy Of its reward, knows nothing Of the
force and far-reaching effect of the prin-
ciple to which he is committed. lie, Is
q fool, whom nothing but the wisdom Of
wiser men viii saye from bondage, which !
force or fraud is ali the while seeking to
impose: Men Of toll. this isyour question,
and upon the way it is settled, depend your
condition and the condition Of your chill
dren- 1ttouches the foundation stone, the
very vital principle, OF onr Govern
mcnt, which is this: ."Betore God
"and the law in whatever pertains
" TO my rights as man, I am as good as
"you; you are asgood asI am. Iwil1 not
"trench upon your rights; you must not
IL trench upou mipe!" That's the bond Of.
, 1863-11-07
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS
:. MEN,


A case Of more than usual importance to
tie business community was decided By the
United states Court for the Western District
Of Michigan. at Grand Rapids, on the eth of
October, 1868, the particulars Of which we're
as fellows:
Business men on the lize Of one Of the
principal railroads have been In the habit of
sending their business correspondence on the
freight md mail trains, marked B. r. B, or
E. z. s., In violation Of the 159th section of
the postal lane, which is to the following
effect:
That AZ pe1eooa Whatsoever, who shill transmit
by any Other means than the regular mai Service.
any !tttex, package, or other nailable matter cx-
ceptlnE 1ewEpapsre, pamphlets, magazines aud
the purpose Of be!rg transported By euch urIaT-
ful means. the said mai1able NATTER ehall forfeit
and pay the sum Of $50.
The attention Of Special Agent Van Vech.
ten was called to the matter, quantity cf
letters seized, and the parties eepdiug them
were presented to the grand Jury for indIct-
ment, ard bill found against lhsee promi-
nent business Men- In one bill there we're
nineteen counts, the ether TWO one count
each. The parties Were arra1gIed and plead
ed guilty.
This cuetom Lad become general On the
lie Of many railroads.&c. much 50 th.t the
1eEenue ofthe Post Ofilce Department suf1ef.
ed great 1oes.
The attention Of railroad cticers has been
colled to the 18th and 15sta sections Of The
postal law: Those eectioDs make the railroad
company Liable to fine Of one hundred dol
lars Tor each and eTe.y letter 'ca.rfad outside
OF the mail; except tnose written By this ON
ctrs OF the road or their agents to the officers
OF the road or employees, unless s,id let
te1s a1e enclosed.in Government stamped
envelope of suitable denomination, and Of
the same Valne as tie legal poetage would be,
Ee1e it cent BY mail The: envelope must b
edd1e.eed Nth irk and sealed. The law also
imposes . fine Of fifty dollars on the con.
ductor Of the train, for each and eYery letter
csnied In violation Of eaid section.
The arrest Of the parties above mentioned
created cortfae,abl8 excitement among the
business men. az manV more had been en-
gfged In the violation, but did not happen to
gtr caught. It is but fair to stat. thst the
parties pleaded ignorance Of the laW, aad
:his Artic,e is for the purpose Of calling tie
sttez ton Of Others who have in Ike manner
violated fhe 1aw int rcert1v
, 1863-11-07

ANEW CoMET.-A new comet was discov-
cred on the 14lh ultimo, at Marseilles, BY n
Tempel. He describes it as telescop1c, its
position being right ascension degrees, Sc
minutes and II seconds, and decltnation 81
degrees, minutes. In the conrze ot an hour
1t increased: little both in. right ascension
Md dec1fnation, so that It seems to BE- moving
in northwester1y direction. About the
same time comet WAS perceived at Amlens,
but does 1ot seem to be the same, since It ia
described IS having tail Of m apparent
length Of two metres, willie II. Tempel's is
teleEcopic, with mere 1udlment OF tail.
, 1863-11-07

V1NEL LAND-La Lar6s-To all
wanting Farua-Lar9s and thriving settlement,
mild end heatafal ctnAta nils. s7ath of Pe,lsdei
paiA ny 1nltoad lsleh toil. prodacea ls.ge crops.
sce usc:A 4 from us to go per paya3ls within
1ourJ 6oed nullnes9 easa.3Hs for manufarseres
Tow ue most impFosisg plaza Kas: .: .Wess Hae
which the p1ace IL laid cut IL Unsurpassed Let:er7
hstws:sd fa2sss containing re7o:ta AID gtytag fall
p1s Vlne:and Pest otca. Cuutt1.aad co1as7. Ns1
From report OF Solon Robi- eoa kgrculta1a 4. Ed
tor o. tho sit u OK tie moat e1.scs!75
hEt1e tracs. IN IN ancat level poaou acd suisabla
Ids Of tho Wtesslp pIATIal. cteLo.6+1.y0
, 1863-11-07

1OUGHS, COLDS AND CON.
~ sUMFTIoN.-Tht yesrs' experience. aud tse
P!a4s f 1 1eEs S,ea a
S%sR ,eASSa SSs9A 81 sS,z
NAki COMPLAINTS. Here Is portion Of the evi-
Ksv:N # Jones. Of Protestant Episcopal Church.
~ IN ali cases Il Consumption recommend Ja5na'a
Ezpeetorant.''
Lieutenant Colonel 10 US wAgNEr, now IN COM
naad s. Of Camp William Penn. chslton Hills. Ps-.
For Coughs. Gelss, ae J., the Ezpeetorsnt has a.
Rev pr. BOWLING. of Sez Yerk, writes:
e g. y t. 81 tes
NJ; SAMUEL g. DAWSON, Of No. 1a7 Clarion
sreef ph1laseiphsa ~ saJs; s;.... z.,.,, u,o,..;.,,
saPe5 : z S1 e.
,RevL J, ROBERTS. tbs wel1known Chinese mis-
%fes Sirs asnory Complaints lad t,e Expeetoraat
alH a5s easing TIC pain and removing the
Nj. 7. G. PoLER, Superintendent Of Akron Schools,
.s5 sssss ne Of along
n. M:c:tF7sHER. Of weston, spa.dng. Lincoln
cured OF the II hOopIUr Cpunh bv DR. .Jhyneb Exnec,
torant."
Rsy+E,r. AEDDEs, Of Fist Baptist Church, Cam,
iour Eapeetorans has completely cuzet me- OF
hosrseness."
A., rn,,,,n, <~oYr.1-~-o,r
MT AhOAEW GOHANL0CK. Of Bayfield,, c. II.
W1iees:
violent attack Of Inflammation Of The Lungs
1opru.pn1,tav F,o -, c.a-,,+..o,
writes:
One Of my children obtained f1medtsta And e1ee-
'asne'' E*pee'ofant' -.
Few. A. W1DERG, Of Nikuugeu, Hanover, writes.
frtend who Tns troubled 18th IN obstinate Cough.
, 1863-11-07

Address TO T8E PEOPLE OF IRELAND,
Dispatches from Corcoran,

The Convention Representatives oftho Fenian
brotherhood, who have been sitting for the past
few days. In this city, and whose laho1a closed
upon Thursday night Last, issued ae.tes of reso-
lutions which are Of gteat importance to the Irish
and 11sh American people, and OF which nc give
, 1863-11-07

Mg N n1llaIy arrangement caused by th .
Malaria q m1asmaic countries.
No e9s remedy = !oude: eaed 70: b. tas rsse.
sasa a. ae i ~ III e:4ese ssasa: =
1aas NEica p: otec.B from Or p-egen:a shs Jscliur
e. Ssn e.s iS
sttaets faf sF Thisa BE- must violent
pei me msse tic po1oa of Esvrs I'm Aa14 frsn
sss aad e. P se
SSa:ssSeas The large euaIlty We supply tor dola-
Sl,;rtcst, There FKgEK AaD AGDE p;reyaiIs. nvesY
boay snSgd hare sad 9o tar e4ss nd
ls1eac of as psor ss Is psfSs w gsse vs9
ssss5 sn.s i: e. s sHssa saa es5sa
GEsntiy Y producer Qnntsa OF eiae1 is;allans &
aT ase lett ~ healthy tEey had zoTsr lad tsa
Fsye and 5gas s no. a1one ma cors.a7 sacs ot tho
no Il shca 6l.Sld MIA
Eaitm. Cont Heatsche. B1i1dasse. TcetnsnSe ~
4 sfns sss ao.ss6 As!s M
II: Il sss pas 6 y e
e@ e soea "a
cr item ~ .fs u fnS alaso:e psoscsti5n Is
rs5s saa tttzs1s tsfs22
ally o. oa1y Nhen e1posed 10 the infection, thst vi
Se eussfts s nj ;aa esr1et
Z sysr Iora x.1aas1s ioF gro.ee:,o1 tss1 esFo nd
F5tes o3s 1ellaf AZ bottle. PfspsTsa 81 pt.J. c.
A{kR Sgh 81 e erell Aazs S,,.v, v,o,s,.,. ,ra.,,
where. Se22L5ter1-1C Taa261
, 1863-11-07

pE D. g. GAsBILL. Of Milton, Novasept,a. writes.
t0o E1hec1oFtnt believe to be- about the bast
IN nse for the diseases for which Ii IS recon-
, 1863-11-07

NOTICE.
Acte nUJe1 Ct the above Class OF Good. xtu bs
aware tbs AeEars JOHN WILSON i sos haYe ma
spsc Ageu y for Il s4la Of thett Anufscsuesa IN
the UnIeu 3t4fea Ard Earsda through the uaJsu9o or
nouse Of which tho founder Of tae.t nsn. Mi. John
8t!fcn. was, Tor nAny 5eAtA I principal partner,
The pazt1trstiP tecntaAtet 20 far ~ Nj Wusoa va3
soseerned y 1s;s; ana Aess1s: John Wilsoa q s-n
generally tsat the Agency. slao. tas now ceasrd and
rot teeif Intention 70 Alpo(ot ano.te-. bat they
hopa Tor coEtnuAcca OF thtt orlefs either through
re eoEse 5eie1red TO- az through OH houses VIA
business fcr nuE ber OF Seas1. -
eAtAnsned II tho yea- r3Q And It u ttetE te.erta
ton 5egAd:ess ct EXPAND 10 nal7tai1 tao tnpesior
e1ceGenee o. 70. and thnseby sustaa
sEe hign Reputation which they hava. foz 30 long
Mesz1a JoHN WILSON soN lav.ss epec,.1 4.
tecfhn t. tie MARKrSa OF .he:r Goods No AErCIx
g Il their UanufAetu1e but such a. Ia Rtauped vth
their cortotA:e Trade Mark. =
AX "Fsuf Peppercor3a a1d 4 Diamond. .}-I1
GGJ<> ADDITION TO IHg NAN. Ia c1a o. tho toli3g.
~" Ing foyma:-
1's sot AsoN y #o1w5Lsox & 4r.x1..os
Gx v =. WARRANTED ~ FINED sTEEE
, 1863-11-07

M,for.ty IN se counties, 1s,5sa.. Copper.
head maio1tty in the ea,ne counties In
en,i,o @ @ eonne,hesa U4 m,iar,t1 @ ~ ,et. iIe ,n
4cso :. t1s-.s, - -: ~ 49, -
4,"s .o,.n . a." ",a ;p" o1s ~ ~ Soua
n.s' W. e.o7o ~. n osel: -, 1ne satae iauo o'
gam IN lee enute otate VIII give on1on ma
oof1tg not mnen nnoer SosOOV.
QuRcf.-he thlnE quincy 10 the banner city
IN the State The following Is the vote on Tues
Day Last: -.
1RtAsuhER. -
Lane ~ }:..;....:; AS johnston cc)....: :!.o79
''As''A scnno, s.,o,.,.'':''''''s4 soxx,..,o..n
eAe'1 eoaAseto"AA.
, 1863-11-07
FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The Alabama Escapes with Her
Prizes;
, 1863-11-07

MUM 4 COMPANY, Solicitors
AsA OF 4MERlCAH and FOREIGN PArRHT3 AID
Fuo Ahers Of TIE 1LIU9TRATKD
e"sSC1ENT1C AM 4 RIEAN,'s
10 81 Park Bow. Hew York
P1mphlGt1 Of inlormatlon ehout pska ata FREE
epeeimrp cop!es Of the paper FKIE
EC4p3.6 N2ap
, 1863-11-07

TIE following are the majolsties for Secre.
.tory Of STATE. rs far as heard from:


1Vt4.-.. 41f0eU
TIE trerty-thrce counties to hear from
will increase the Union majority to from so,-
Coo to s.. .000
CIT or NEW ToRK.
The following is the resu1t In the city Of
New Fork. co1up1red with last year:
, 1863-11-07

Union Majority in ThIrty.s1x Conn
ties.

The following Is the result Of the recent
election in thirsy-six counties, compared with
k1,a anna .nnnfios In 1870.
, 1863-11-07
TORN WILSON s. SON,
Sycamore-st,, Sheffield, England.

8HoE KNIvES, BUTCHERS KNIVES. BHrCUETa'
aTEEIS. BREAD KNIVES. .CURR1ERy KNIYH5
FARR1ERs' kNIvKs. GLAzIEEs' ENIVEa,
PALETTE KNIVES. &c., DC.
, 1863-11-07

"a tuesday. nov. 10th. a. e.s o'clock, wc ahau
sellN ouf s&E4roomt. lAsEe and splAYd.d af1nrt-
ent r r. Of 6eesoon setts from rAe bes: msn1fActuee
n CincinE Ai and Boston all Of tta newest ana hest
etI{es. Y Rosewood, Walnut Oak AID Chtstru: oi,an
aA4 masols tops; PArlor Hst+s fntsbed ia oi, wtta
snEnE G3ck; 8asy Chair and Tete q. re;a: Mafa Ton
1ae!es qIessing Rureau'. weahstar d. Paror Chsi,s
sEcSIeaee 4ssy CEs Tn, adits Sewing Chairs Bruc.
Ls'e CafFet Mls1oru Pa 1or and Cooking StoTes with
great a1tety Of Other "'"N
H0uS SEHOLD GOODS,
A4o. at p1iTste sae one Ct Wilder Fire Proof s,tes
AIso-i1 aso4t two stcks, ITO crates Of Croekery
noIE52clt GILBERT SAMPSON Auct.rs
, 1863-11-07

. The Expectoraut sud al Of Dr.. D, James Sons
Ea@y Ay Mcsi9Hi1s: Eo'a Il ctIsae y Mess
Smith, anfBurnham Smith, and hy 4Irusgs,a oye-v
where. noy3pED-$ETpe ,Thu.s Satf9'
, 1863-11-07

NJ G. y. WHISTLER, Of Mercer county, Pa, says:
Tour Etpectorant has entirely Te4IeTei ma Of a
very ponfal Cough. accompanied with sore thfuat.:
, 1863-11-07
OR BILIOUS FEVERS,

Indeed for the whole class Of diseases Original.
Ing In hillary arrangement caused BY tbs
Mala1ia ef m1asmaic countries.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
Cotton In Italy.

A new Geld for cotton culture has
lately been opened in Southern Italy,
where Mr. CSsall, the editor of the Eco
II Italia, is trying to introduce the cot
ton gin. A letter to his paper, dated
Genoa, January 81, says the cotton pro.
duct in the southern part of italy is
considered by good judges 10 be among
the best qualities ever offered to the mar
ket, and is equal to the best American
cotton In Catania, Mazuro, and other
Sicilisn districts and also near Naples
at Puglic. Dari, and other localities-the
plant can be produced The only diff,
Guilty exists in the lack Of mechanical
means Of manufacture, such as exist in
America According to The most caro-
full calculations, tie present cotton crop
in Italy amounts to twenty-five thousand
bales, American measure and the mex;
crop will at least number fifty thousand
bales.