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THESE RITrERS

Will not only Cure but Prevent Diseases
and in this respect are douhlv valuable to the
person who may use them. For
INCIplENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs. Indigestion. Dyspepsia Discas-
es Of the Nervous system. Paralysis, Piles,
q nd tor all c ses re Iuirng Tonic
Dr.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters
A::3n DN S'DHP ASS:8D!
For Sore Throat. 80 common among the
Clergy they are tr',i valuable.
For tle aged and intirm and for rersons OF
weak const;tu+;on-fnr Ministers ofthe Cos
rel Iowvars. and all public spcakers-for
Artists. and all persons leading q scaentary
life. II ev will nrava truly beneficial.
As !. Ha-eraga thav are who aSome. inno-
cent. and de'ici,u TO the taste They produce
all tho axhlnrating effects of BRANDY or Wi 2
without Intoxicating: and are n valuable rem
edv for persons addicted TO the use of exce--
siv~ s+rorr drink and who uish to refrain
from II. They are mr." and ent'rN'v free
frnm the naisons contained in the adrlteratnd
'pine. and Liquors with which the country
is flooded
These Bittors not only Cure hut Prcrrnt
NJ .ease. and should he used nv al who live
IN n country whore he water ia bad or where
c. ills and Fevers are prevalent Being en-
tireiv innocent ord harm"'"ss thew may he
O ven freely to Children and Infants with i'm
nnnitv.
PHYSICIANS. Clernvmen and temperance
advocates. a. an act Of humanity. should os
asst !, srreadinr these trnlv valnahln RIT-
TERS over the land and tn rehv essentially
AID in hanshpr Drunkenness and Disease.
Tn nh .4F.r,;o,s If f1e Herd Six H"n3n"he
or Nervous Hrndorhr. DR. DDDS' lnpsr-
in1 lF;n. Ri'trrs"1ri ! be found 10 be most
Salutory and Efrnr'ous.
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R@ In speech at Philadelphia on
Mol'lay evening" Professor lFestes A,
PrownSon saidanru "a stIIs aaY,R oil
+ The war id not calamity. 4 Nations
have gore out and expired linz absolute
tiHnkeyiSin. IShope tliatpthel Bariwilk Ape
cease until it; has made call the, m arth.
men. 1t has been our supinansss. that has
allowed the Southifor thirty years ID gam.
bic on our love Of the Enion.E IL s.goG !
Men can't be neutral in these times
lt6E eGn aigood son be neutral. when he
sees man with d dagger as his mother i
hearth Country, is,p1ora tifan u1oth&sly+
The neutral is not only a.tpaitor. hdlG he
is cowsndAd Il have n@fymgat by wiEh !
party that seeks toIj come Il inAd sItawet
:throngh peace Is GiYebt he 1rabalSo peaee
sand you give thamt independe Rcea ssEhe
Icoppsrhesds ara deeRiyea. sSepAs hf Rheir
leaders expect hnteseassaeratf seesksiofl.
The South Ansfno. such ,iaEa sidsa. l!Ihey
havetnsede lrfaaol4a fegAS flenioefahs sheaS
they intend in futurefsa treat them can
ibe seen. by the Richmond papessyIsRAsy
will keep betwees1oth tssfi askk 3ski1slS
sendnl1sn hold their ia6e6s. 4 glfkJaJninn
oneet dissolved Gaa1 isepska be- saRsoeesfG
sWepInust5elec$ sucinm6 ofaSssSas aWth
push the sar md Maintsaa stliS aeysshl,
snsAt3asdqs EsI afstsiSs Yszstrn. ! .Tskf /,
-2y &c $50 ~ isSdS M &x&nmt
i = 81 wal sar
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{ Army RotoInaE Get "a !.

~ - .E#TH Nanny FOt0TnaE8 tIetI u
To briefly report the slsipffsi sasssfg yes
terday it may bsstsscd THAT tiTe 9Th ILL
regst,of BtfGortasa cavalry tried ,tissaa Ekill
With s1lisnosnted rebeIs. esther infantry
or cavalry, on the ,BealtoR 4 sulphur
springs road and was febnIsed. 1Rlrford
then but in the feffiaindar OF That brig
ade but they were ttfisaun To The task OF
forcing the rebels back. Another brig
'ade Of cavalry enabled Buford to see. the
backs. of the enemy and witness their
discpmfeiture. We are ufIabEs. to give
the losses on either side to4diy.. 5..,@s
There has been more .fannonatjfg,
supposed to be on the road from BcaitVn
to Stafford Court Hotsc. 3ts.' 3. s.: :.sl.-
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s,ts" 2 2..11..sN : = New York, Oct. %. 3
ts'f'A prize fight for a thousand dollars
came OFF Yesterday between Cpn. Fifty
gerald and Ed Wilson, IN which fitz-
gerald was victor ..'i''.t'' -. - p ''.''i
Times dispatch from the army of the
Pototnac 26th says: :..J,.-l..,.f, (.
/ The enemy continues to make demon
STATIONS IN our front. ,.,.. - .., Z
m yesterday as the, 9th and 9Th New
York cavalry were going out near Beal-
ton Station to relieve the, y, Y, and
Penn. regiments, on picket, they were
opened upon By the rebels with artifleray.
4 brisk skirmish ensued lasting several
hours, our forces fallinig; back within one
mile Of Germantownl ION pllr infantry
line. O.. J.. ~, 49,. 49,.
The enemy showed q nothing but IN H.
fantry, .......f - -. y .;...jss .s Isl
GneFrillas and bush Rack ers are, exr
ceedingiy holds theis. operations exfend
,in every direction Every day, they
make son1s demonst tion on our line Of
comm sniqation, and it IS even unsafe for
our men to yeptare outside of cam p,5,
sunday evening q gang &c bushwhack
ers dashed upon pile pf our trains. be-
LNSn WtHEenlOn aIltl New Ba1afnoERy ana
captured the aInbtiiances ana wagon
train belonging to the Provost Marshalps
department. w..
Foi FROM other sources we learn that the
smoke ofsthetaienfy's camp Ares can be |
seenJbeyond the Iaappaha ocls, ShdlUa.
tang that they are thRrsini soTce, and ore
disposed Ito dispute the passage or che |
sTaver!o aissats gsaA a y d3 70, fgpsIlf s7fFtt
r. fTheir cavalry picscets nrei stlfzUwn cut !
on this side OF tina Rappahafniouls and |
ontthe right of orr piekets. In 9aai : 4 |
. There Ills naturalization ofsany iu6zne-
diate Observation-Disclosures AyaaiJ qsng1
The ANoa;k on the railroad IS being pros
secuted vigorously shgt tlsanesy oflthel
tarmyshaing dependent on I'D eorfFjae Y
Y Gen Mesdss ihradq hartsrssa sol 3at \
M arTcn ton at3 &tiH s"at sd Esdt won 4 4
fs 9tsfia fl4-+ sas-s+ss-- TIsaSe s5tsst I
a2i1nait!b3 asgdI 4 Washing tons Get 27s |
8 The city has haens filled switasnSuEsSs
OF great battle to-day ~inAY kont hptIit 4
may be set, dewHaas ~ eanartE for two gen Il
sons, lst, what il lefton the Rarpahaii-
mock Of the rebel army d daasa waFH to |
tight, q, the pianl afFny sliasl not iappa4
as yet snybody ear sI,Tt alssg ta wiFerit !
battle. So long as the issues sc lssaStt.
noQge and hiagt are unsettled no /
battle ~ the hotSshaa need pesxneGsgI !
! s .;ehissIqrHoa 81
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Hang IS On ea v

Hang Ff1'g tthe ss9IIAH'veryys On estiont
tEf@ Hang the slavery question! I'm dis
/ g,istec1 with 10. pLetus igne4e it and put
tdnsn the rebellion HAaEken, oh Solo.
Fnnpneso yo1x brother who lis even new
running through the streets yelline at
the top .ofI'ahisnsoiee :,,ot'My house is
bnFhing APP Il Dot't Notice the FIRE ut ell,
dor anaitiiEg tlstbd with it. Let US ignore
the fire aaistp pat ontI the confederation j! !"
/ Wdocan igIIntp the, fire. and extinAuish
the flames just aS easily as wa oan,ignore
slavery and pat ldownlfthe relyeIlipn.--
why: the rebellion is Ito slavery What
fooHgh is 70 consumption onlysits Iegsti-
sEasihai manifestation. We. cannot avoid
theast&aeEy Question; We mast either set
tile ihfor dtiwili settle ua lnOst effeatually
iforsEsrA-aSdkhriH LEaieas aiG p, naj,rr'
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lsf srsargiing ssuad ~ sseaenFs satess
4, ne wb.sErsas ~ ~ asrs hsssA.g Z
i, .,.,e Tia, u.iusics nj ses,sssos kssa. y
~, ~. vs,y hode sssiuiaa ss6A ssF bssisss -
What weird, aaesaAt Ssskids Il Vi shssty* sisvst
. ,o,s i, poin,s 70 fS,Fiste aud Z. q
". !. ls,,s hat ass, WIN al stfibss sa sesrs'
= f,,a.. own rhosslef ttidss isffsks = a' eH
s.es ,,,ce 81 ,he fss AIfih iss Fsttfssaahsi
Ard ii AIMS tn.i ssF ss1elss ~
DER land whsss sAess ~ sgHaesfses a'as''
10 tho top Of Bheskiess NJ thsn 9hsasgss w. III
ppe proud huSaas for. ith4 ssspts 4.aaT
por the cpe-arn,esi man with The empty sieve.
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The, Union 4, Stands ]. rs !.

Two years haye..atd sfnos esf'ritas sl'os : ae@ =.
Crush xsls e fron u,l h4s.sts aaha
Bat sresp0n's utmost ass 81 g. liesy b..
Thansaaa tAask CD ne pPlssRs s snsa
o, never was osfhtstsss's psse III ~ st.->a
Such tfeasenswfH IS threatened here
And never ssrovs,sAatsAas Fass gat" tees =
As we to save our Uaiaatisas! 1t.a'. saw
the Unfcff sssAa st1hsOH ssassaAiv go
We close 1t in pststaAs.'saabsss sf4i.'aao5i-,
Though yoFn and wepry q our post, -,
Ths Union stands, Inc UiSidn stands : .''>''~
nav .4fssisss is5ssti 4 5ssEf Bed
4 thOusand.SSass via ssed afeeneS - s'eF
Ne sees the iutarsss ne passs 'a9 4lgH
And eyer, yb.Is pig name re own 'r1..,
The Uaiofs in his haaa sha U i aisle -,
Then gladly TOW our dearest Blood, - -,
.Apd welcome tie 81, consuming brsntiH ]; ,@
wen sing in grateful thankA 4. Co..
me uniu4a s4ssaa4 sAes Uni9p ~ nadess H. ,saR
The UnlsR ntsDsse iseseaiilw a6.gf tlsaa
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nage The Gepperheaas are nowFloihg
what ~ l hs4S fer eighty Years been regarded
as impossible. They arc making the. To
1sSsoEthe RepolutSen fGpsesasle,b3 the
comparison aTsik ss kst a s5rl sfl bsass ID
those lsasp;A q ossspaneat. = ! |,
.scsnV n$~ gss.<s - tsse.asT re II s>--A
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fsss 3sSSs.,s NJ ,s3 sSeg GDTk -
The Mappps ConfsS laffacy oE the
I4th saya ss & sssss'.s ~ s atsFa
ii 4 reported That ths insnrraction of
the uegfoes iii 81 county il fgsure
Esefioas flsass al first sap osed Large
sniambe nf NV gns,s,s nxe aA,Siaeteds and
their or&ass i3E comp Iets Their plan
was to Join ms. 1 ~ - 80
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i4lgt- r.rl-&3Ei.f ffEp1E StfffE ILl \
p9sA few days before election tweues-
timated the Union majority in PSttekat-
tanfs at 6ne bundled . II /, Il 4 s lp
by the Board Of Supervisors fiiiass STosE
a majority of lA6. Butths S0tstos three
townships Wis thrown out fs thS hoard
on account ofinformality these eonnted
would have reduced sToSE's majority for
ty-three-they voted. fespgssstiivelggl as fol
lows: Boomer. majority for Ttttle, 40 ;
York, majority for Tnttlc,7 10s' tMacedo-
MIA, majority for Stone, iii leaving Tut
ties majority in the three. townships 43,
which, taken frona the result DIS announced
would leaves s46yg majority h, the
county. ess Aandfesi, aa4 Qres-. Not bad
guessing. ~ 'f. .aoEl zas ~ e, 1asog
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Is UN kkE !: Z
I'll ssss,s ppt tlsat liz aaesG
sl.o ssd sena 6 Fos
j to 81 gaig .,.kassed 81 8 .ady
81 ca ms ns d the 10 : Il islalur
and Il xossld n6s be ver5 glrl rising i
senae Il tie nsrsaa fsleaaas e ssaAtos
aRHnss would have him elected isa nd
yss Il ~ sspsict,of The qgisl nm {,
From the article in your paper at yes
tssgia sisuz \ a Hzninn af :, 4 anishAk
be Inferred that the correspondents bad
Fdshe skf m pesa % rs sd
Mr.. GRiaKs. think wheh the mem
kass cot orsanisad nd II HoEling aEasE
], J sgs isls1 E IS 4 Ss 4,
Iowa how 70 sotc.
= nsaslb B III, y .lsEI u
elected 70 TIM I.sgisiatuss aaxs siefFa
ed g yosR nsAkeir naf,'
idistksa Ma il nay at hap pm silAt sbfle
man from private nc. WHO neither sports
haaa8s q BAbAiieaer essIUs ehap lA-
or and emoluments Of Q Senator. may Dc
a. acceptable as either tlaoge pnblic men
Ws sisn on Jsran slIlsa md
men are inclinedsao act . little indopen-
dent, especially about voting ~ waa
y Il oI,S lahf IS d. 81 tioh Ana
we have elected representative men, they
yilpgeJQE pineiE y e mi
after looking over the grounds, and exI
amining into the claims Of the different
pSsRGh5 ofallkaasa wiiledo sHAiqhay
believe to be for tha best interest of lows
md thy Hi;Fs1fgRTYI fslT3aOI aTLJI
Every man who attended our county
convention knows full we'll that the res
4lasipsr9a eaRiag Asgaa estts tagfas
of Sc nator GRIMES was not introduced as
a. part of the proceedings intended q
cSsisSJl Iskv Lssihaaioa III aSiH 81
least 50 far as the representation of this
county j was concerned, and if il
,was sasoe understood BY y''aA seUaiOd
Kan Inc should Lave tried toa,s gets {
FFf5g rat3E E{ftEGl 3Is8i1A JtFTCs{@.34 III. iltl
more plastic FepFesentatiapp thaln ithfffl 99nps
&liat TIA. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. beGan
b We do mo-, pretend e4t61 say ho y q
BELL viii rets OF DE question n, Ssh saal
tor, but; predict thatd d. EnioHsl fas 'itoi
any other partisan friend or VT, Hs VI ifRsS
vim fnd him d nan III bet sas I'D N tkf
nose to do the bidding ofany5sat pfops7ti
litical Tire-workers,mnil i7judge, isatls5,I
what was ffEIyfIsSSg ..tottt In kirq1fs
speeches during THE { xcftTAg tsAmrr3SSsS
but we WIN see when the time FOR al Edn
comes. ''p4e
~ 49,. ANOTHER UNION MAN. |
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paThe slowest machinery that ever
made any prete1tions to motion is l'the
city Goyerpment''tof Council Bluffs. =
Although sIoES;iiiit IS Esry:, sure and when
it does resolve TO tlo anything you may
'bet forty dollars it is bound to he. tlefe,
though unborn generations. hay dig ty@9 81
old age before thefWork j., eqmpleted.--
A month or two ago tho.Couneit+ ordered
brick, sidewalk to be laid on lite, noot!th
side Of Broadway, and five don't, tiie
beforesour time coalacs,E we ,hopea 10 live
to seq The work c8natthIeuseell: Nv Hist Dry
records the, fact that bridge was once or
dared to be b9iltoFer Indian q Creek. oaI
BrG6nt street, but the Eaatiawho lotto
plant the trees from which The :tiihbbtrss
are to be got, isn't born xets ard. j. may
therefore he some time before tlis! bridge
Is ready for teams to eroxs, div oi'oz cd
"a. y =.
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Inc cause OF the result of flo 40
sfs elections can easily ,r.iyed q,
Tbs, soldiers many of whom, \ a. w.,
rrats' vote q. n,as&ce against LEX NY, ny
oppose the war, and tAfaif ieetttD.r, horaa ~"
tnfo'uga stRossand silent ayat,uesta,,nIt
Tue masses oftheir. purity ihefretutv. The
'"@1''Rs' men who9hase: tlaaee7 tlig|o deHs5o.
cratic party What It is.sfll not f,ij L5,!f !,
"peeF the lead .efsuch tories AS y.,lon.
thghatu. :. T. 2..s..1 AT a. ~, =. .'s'''''
49, ss-E -.ss+sr7-@&+-4s Il 22Iac r'I.: -.
: r: assa l'ssrAsS4 s slSa 81,
i.sss : mat. Gil District Co., s., .sa,,,
Represen I'LL r ;aiEie e !l)f a,
mehester !, Clinton /. =
AkepfsseTitatiTn tf9tb1 nss.u;.. ,,.,,s
fIal IL ital 3HistifH -f:F7 81 = f1iilS
sas s7ega1 EG..I-lsx 4:s.t1 b 94idoK aht
lid 80 ,a7os Il. JSsc7f III y TT il Y1ax
l Ii. fsosis .tsiswseklS sIIsck Line
''on Eddssiliatb I.essls. 4. % be q, !tl ,.tE
- eAnsir BldHR' Is Il a., s.3 !, ! !,
8 prise .ase about at. .con,r ,Lh
~ NJ teseammence making reg.
sassa{2 aslty ss1t, inthe; eds,rse
s S'q ls,e e. TO- : the
#z<sz II - $50: ,,..,,4
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g u I1aE7 lhottrteen of tho GopperheaSis of
sIsiehaAssa EFEeSsnsaGp. in Warren coanty.
s osesss f6raaifc atbfth individual resident
thefeins s@r th esdfiue of Of County Rec
i6rts$Fg $50 Says che Intlianoia pisitor.-
That was badsf6r tho Hegso,+--tllousil he
was .f'Eobably. much the best man the
seonndTels voted 5or. Next to being D
hutterntaf The worst thing that, can hap
pen to i Mari Il to have tie Villains vote
fof hIp g. Is tEaYksys, .rt ,;., 2 ,;,.,
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.Hapa he Z 81 IS lk
yesterday shout dafk
- 5k3s AFfsss fs,gEa y go ~
hold tIlefn III cIieek II ID.
5Rg 1''ss ~ 4 Al,
soundIy whipped i u 40 stated y i
ti1a reheisufs e ont iz1|sr.I
Court House -
Nothing fssss p hss ben heard ilou
., . 81 1890 9. q! 4 E =. - rtls
Heavy md rapid firing wss Il
sllssy 5is ls e ssf zis3E IsE glR IN 81
speciaI 70 The World - lk 8 3.
liz ss ID & III. I.as sss =
cided upon and will is0e IL sso:ss 8
Government earn Aees ip si Il PROBES ssses
EceAasj slE "A VI n u fsN
Oar army III giaasa il s,usitinsi aesnaas
sgIat iSf 81 ssssiss Ssg.ls
irnproper. Il ipssfti6fE
TOO, q sfal $50 slcl az
ri sc linciRnati., Oct. %.
= dispatch from Knoxville the 15tif To
The til Aays ssssisI AZ sstifl ldAyaita
lffaT ias aeaihens ite.dayi masa hef hid
NJ lam aisiFaf oYer four hears dssra<
ton The xeba force, ssraased ii BOO.
lost III Killed wouiIdad afid ntisofIsss
foSfer 800 sVooalssa receptaFsd hIs waa-
on train sand sxoraz 81 hisssfaen .Ihnl last
,his bait cries Car less naar4y Ehs.sasias,
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Il AEsss1.t sra446d ~ kW4ta A&E&& III
i Morris Island Ie9ter To- ste HersId
says that two SlsessrSSss nom baslesgsn
give q eIetHy -aco0nlrt of i hizs h4 ksakas.-
nah and Gharlestons in She former plscs
.tlae poor are starving az
Tfiey state that the tofpet oas III mo
harbof aE,agfar16atofl win iI3tls
AHhenfs the Ironsis essyas last is,s aise ms
oyer enc colstA ming TIVE hnndres pounds
Of powder. which failed To expIeSles
Tie rebels Nave Two irlofb i II H.
echfhes int ifdea 70 destroy the Ires
|sirs sazza Uf, fthesnb ti0aas of ropes ~
barseys hsyA E9tsed apds are seep essg
few days hoating out To sea. ,s,,. q
We are assured khht tbs Chdk assn
/ eityJg osefaHael1ti b sHxious ia. snrrehgier
the city; but that Deaareaard and the
military authorities vii not allow ii, aud
say they viii burn the city Gfse. 'sas
The entire rebel ,fSree' til 2f6 islstatesE at
q 3,0tBe i Thennestsof BaiEureRasdsa foraes
had gonatQ reinfogce Bragg !, 4; .,,;,F
A new sand battery Inns been erect
In the TeaT of Sumter. 2ssl 81
Et4ofs tnras ie,at 4llat the isaporsa eE sac
late cavalry f6eht i. enifiesl
h It, il the belief pf nearly al the mill
fary men. hegS glrhk i lsf.re t,3fti0 e 81
/ Lea lis crosssd iii ID i arassoF ard
isIsessd atpsa aay Isssasf ons acaOss ah4s,riger
ira lie yiGiaaitN of Kappa hammock station,
NJ facl Gate the retreat III the ififantly
portion og the 81 ped tfSai khStiltI 81 be
FpSeskeIl 3itGttsGTy t5 30fffse3 Fali} .tagIY5
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: iRT-TEe snow 9disappesred7 to-day a,
rapidly as i fell yesterday. fhep s1eish.
ing lasted for . pFy brief SEASON, Mad
is now the order. ~tt.3son1
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Ifs5sslf M s.a.;s 81. Cape Race, 0ct, "a,
The Canada brings nIlfornlatiari 81 troia-
bfes In india Ind New ZgsAIai1Sl3 v hfcas
tire attracting cosaitls Vie aAtEaa8soas j Il 1t
rs stnteI that Pllni4nt Lad been invaded
| by ], 900 men, headed by the sons of posk
Nal bEnfiea ], who slie tfs6al b to be only
vanguard TO [aria ibneu. In, AReafdi.ss
of .SritisIi troops 4rave been sent against
The ~ and osifs4 precautions hass hecis
- kn ha knssitA their os the0w. ,ys;s ri
81 The ssar IA EN- Epalarsd n termed
~ Energetic Id EDS ilss l,eiirs tAlesn *
IRE tFoolis and 5lonisfs for = NieossIra
pinfonY4 egsr the natiEes- ALI the
troops in australia haye gone over o E1esfg
Zealand, and voltntt GERS Ntre eooii b fosll-
f5,F,9 Tad~ilti5i yT9Ta 30 s,sf q sssts 3
II Napoleon Ras td1eceaye the ssEaxiean
sdeptstutip ON the th.4s.,,t ! 4 4; -.
Russia had cqnfpeaeed detachinS ses
tain parts OF 'fdtsn itl ffomt Poland. fstHss
~ A Russian imperial decree dstaches the
government of Augusta, and, the, District
of 3.orenza, fEem Poland, which incofpo-
rates them In the Russian Empire. As
It is also mid that FFsalssfiss I iesiGlSd
the PorteaffIat iayqrec0gniGiDn NHsthe
Poles4as boilgarenss wQpla ba baked
upon rs 3 deslaratisn1 of war, -.
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How a ar9snaa sss VsaFsd s9kdy 4etise-.

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,Eille on the t2Qt Plnnd seQxe
committing other ottrAges% HI
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The Public debt4fp t8ths E 6ifFssss,-
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satgtosfiTI n ID aasnE knK0uisy Ocbgt21a
Dispatches crspei = baaaas,4t.ers
EspEesept ALI Joe Shegby's force beYopd
the boundary OF tie State. ana 1tii stt4 Ten.
ED had e46stetf t'tiec iIsoslotE sSuaa,
taatis III pusssaitgs siaasa eisss tuo rasa.s
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Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.

We take the following extracts from
Northern journals upon this subject,
The Baltimore Gazette says: "Mr.
Lincoln has shot his last arrow. Hence.
forth there can be no longer any question
as to whether slavery has anything 10 do
with the war. 1t is the gravest and
ghaslliest act Of this terrible civil war
In plain language Mr.. Lincoln invites a
servile insurIection, with all its accompa
nyiug houors. 1t is true that, in SUBJ
sequent part Of his proclamation, he en-
joins upon the people declared to be free
that they abstain from all violence :" out
he qualities his injunc,ions by immediate.
ly adding sunless in necessary self de-.
fence" We have no comment to
make. The act is done, and upon il Mr..
Lincoln invokes-"lhe gracious favor OF
Almighty God"
The New York World says at is an
empty illumination of liberty to millions
Of Southern slaves"
The Baltimore American publishes the
proclamation without a word Of com
ment.
The New York Herald says Lincoln's
Proclamation is the last card Of the Jaco
bins, and that it will determine the sue
cess or failure Of the Administration with
chances heavily against success" 1t
says ut is imprac,icable, uuwise, illtimed
and full Of mischief"