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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26
1868. TILE FL IF, , , ~ 1868.
AH'''' with its connections. forns

< QUO. cp>rp.1 ,AAOOcs
PENhsi ~ nc Il. eonnrciioa.. frH.. 'o"D'
THE sHOnrESr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos NgwlORg TO sHH PRINCIPAL "rniEAN Cir!e
Seven Trans run dsy from New FORK 10 Philadelphia via
New. Jersey aud Csmdeu aud Ameoy iinr 49,
ALL TuIoUGH THAINs fok TUE w,E5l By THIS
ROUTE LEAy " S S9HRTchSp TN1H THE
Byway Of Phsdspha the morning pa'ens-s leave New
YoksG1 same tin. a. othrr routes ESonins passengers
tn the NoIhen lines aaj ~ both routes
arrive at tho zane tine as Norhe hhe u Cn'os.o su az
81 Louis Jeyvpnd Columbus, Cincinnati ard oil main
point, West with fewer changes sfcars ~
Pit,senrrh $50 miles aud Nowi to pisbarsa. 40 ie
SnokiI aud ssoon Care on all trains
Fare tie .ame other rontes
Baset ~ checked through. Transfers rec
SseSrs Iick.rr god ustil u.-d, by tit.soarsh.
WESTERN EMlGRAiiOH
The PeDnsylvanis Centrsl Company run. an Em'srans
Accommodation Line which siors comfortable mode OF
travel parties owing We..~srd at oneLA ths usual rates
OF faro pprIoUps
By this route egh descrp Ions can be forwarded
10 ad from Any point on Tho houd, OF ONO hrnucsy
Iudisna, Illinois Whconsn. Iowa Or Missouri by RAIL,
ROAD DIRECT, to any pot on the navigao!e Hyers Oh
IN. West by s,samsn from Pittsburgh. $50
The rates Of freight aud from any point IN tho West o
the Pennsylvania Crntr1 tsfosd arc =. Oh .y a. M "
shipprrr inusng tie transportation oil hs rtr 70 'h
Company rely with eoRh a9;e Sn It's 'posas "An'
farmers and Deaes III Live Stock VIII hnd th most 81
route Cspscous iard,, well wstrrsd and sup
and m connections aud every utonti,a PAD TO their wants
Eom USrrbuIg where will DO found convenience for
sopx aud resting choice y offered Of the fiiIL ABEL
LILA NEW.YOHK aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
L. ELLIOTT, Psuenger Agent, No. A-tor-Hou'e
No / ksfor. flouse and No. sou'i wlhani't
MCDONALD BISCHoFF. EmSfAnt Agent. ,..,
ENoCH LEWIS General superintendent. Altoona, Pa
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OPros ov TnH BoARD oy ConassiosEss oy rhE
CESIS.L PARK. ia. 81 k.,.a,t )
ITO MASON > ana SIONE-CU Els
Sead proposal, will bs received ct th' otec ssul the
27th last iof furnshins tue MATERIALS fgI add COf
sTRUCTtSG tho sOUTlEkLY lSCLO5lN0 WALL Of
the CENTRAL PARK. .
Plan. aud sPHc bo-on and Information respecting the
same viii Ne laIniIhsd Il the ofica above u.sptotsd
Propo.A should BE- GlJfof.d 10 tho Boat 81 Iommssi'n
ct, Of Ceh;Ta Pax aud ndl'sd "Pfope's for soui'
ely PHk Wall" Toe aid Bond reserve the rgh,to fcee.
ssy one or ali propo.slA ARD'N IA. GREEN,
Controller 81 the Psfh
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6orses, Carriages, sc.

EINE HORSES.-I offer FOR SALE IL pairs
i very superior lrst.claa clio ely nlached SVA.n
UOpSr3 Al pr-s ,nt can BIO seen al my barn a. Wltss
town Oneida County NJ w. wnels iays all pe'soos wish
Ing 10 purhaso borsea Of my kind to ca. ana uhano
themselves "h JVnAAA1SSS" ~"
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TnantlaI.

M METROPOLITAN BANK, No. lO9 Broad
AsA NAY, new IorS, Mach n, i86}.-ELI CTi JN-Ife
surua election Directors Of Netcpo,tsn bags en-
fos of Oh. annual eeJ, Al he hold a. Tue
BansiIs douss o. MONDAY, 6th Apu prox
TIE poA WI. DO opened q. u o. d closed At p m
GEO |. SENEY, Ca'hisr
OFFICE OF tina g 3. L N y. Il. X. Co.
sgRAcrs2. AaTch q. lJ6a )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ln'
~ tete. lno April ,t on the Mo,.es,e bord the sy.
,cuse Binphu ptOn and New YORK noad, will ee paid 81
Continental B1LG, hewYork Presen;si ,on Of colpona
D. WHICH. Seer tsry.
-
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n
~ Lessee and a.nassr ............Wm. Whss,lsy.
THURSDAY. March 20 sud EVERY EVENING during
ths week.
Mr. Wbesley with much regret, begs 10 inform he public
that UNDER no CIRCUMSTANCES can the engpsemtns
az Mr. and sg KICISGS be pro jnged beyond itnrdsy
Evening next Msrcn "a their early sIpesra0cs in Boston
tpaki.s Il Necessary to announce this n being
IOsirlS Ely TIE LAST THREE NIGHTS.
hA'i ii'''N- LAST THREE NIGHTS,
9th. highly successful operate .psc..eis OH
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO or
MIR. PETER RlCHING3.
LAST MOTT E"i TWO ob .
and EonZan's Co 20 de Bslb.
TOMORROW (Frid,y) EvENiSG, Farewell Benefit OK
MISS CAROLINE RiCHiNGs.
On MONDAY EvsNIE6. h.teh9o
MATILDA HERON
win hsys the honor OF appsung IA her great character
Lady Ed..h III tbs drama OF
Or THB EARLs DAUGHTER. =
Which viii be produced with NEW SUENERY DRESSES
and APPolN AENTo and the mott penec. cast ye. gwen
MATILDA HEROY5 PEnSONATION Of the character
Of LADY EDITH been pronounced by tho press an POO
lie Of this cry full, equal to her great rendition OF "a
MILE and emoodyiug ia phases one OF the ssnses
idas ycn world IN toe MS OF true Fepe ance
The incident ~ EDITH hes been tsAeo rom the cele r
Edw No sq VI Boston. and upon lie production ia th
cit, soue % ths Thesie mes "h succes
""''' MATILDA HERON
FIRST ACTRESS OF AMERICA
EDITH THE GREATEST PLAY or TIE AGE
p0ou open NJ CONN, at qaas er to o clock
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C,TEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
at ossonstown (CorH pSrbor) The weLknown stetni'
ers of the Liverpool NorYoTk aud fhilAdsptA sIosm'ip
4 ompsny aTs intended to sail ss follows - A., q.
EDINbUNOH..... '''''''''''''''''s
TI.A ~
CITY OF WASllINUiON......... .oatufdN apr ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY st noon, from fie H.
north Iliyer
RATES PAssAoh
PAYABLE 10 gold or it, equivs,nt ~ currency; 49,. 70
rim ST CABiN.......aoO 90 sTEEBAOE......."$ ~
Fi,t Cabin to London rs OD S,serage to London % D.
First Csbin to Psis. rs 0Ostcsrase 10 PHn''.. ~ -
Fir,t Abn 10 tsmbug " COl SLssIaso 70 hnnoups,. o.
pasrpge.s sis1 forwarded to Nave Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c Il equalls low rates -, 1as
E,,r, from Lvsrpocl Qnsenstown: LIST Cabin 3d. 90
aIfh Seerrgr fom Liverpool $40 from Oue.nsto~n s1o
Those who wish 10 send thsir ends bay tickets hsfs
For fur her Information apply At the Compsnys ofeo'
JOHN u. DALE. Agent. No. ID Broadway, ~ L.
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OK PER CENT INTEREST.
~ CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK. corner Of BoweIy and
Ctualst Open EVERY DAY from 10 3, and on MON
Day. WEDNESDAY, add FRIDAY EVENINGS from TO
v Interest eonuIencss April !, 1888.
Bank Books In English German ard French .
GEORGE FOLSOM. President.
SEYMOUR A. BUscy, Secretary.
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Goal ano il)oo0.

rad.a. p Tss aa Soy, ci d hSrus a. %n'
sesned sny part Of the city the above pdoe per TIM.
ALEx DAVIS son, Nos. 2W aud ~ istsv us~ 18th ..
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NEw-YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
ls6, WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1864
CONMESCIN0 DECEMBER 1. 1864
Passenger Station In scwYok corner 9Th 81 and Hh-iY
anti IA Al

ls6, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1864
COMMESCIN0 DECEMBER l. 1886,
Passenger Station In New Yok 9Th o. and Ih-sy
entfsDre o 2Sb.st
TRAINS LEAVE kEW-HORk:
Pet Eew-Hsvep. q IA. ~ IL u.s. 40 iE1) 3fo%9'
ana .. m. 49,.
For sris,ror, ga. m. GI)i isi'. asE 80 49,
For Mfrd Stafford Fairfield. Southport and Wo'.p,rt
Tor NosmSi :. sSJs u II 49, 2Is tE1l 80, 49, $3.50
por Dsriss and Greenwich !. 80 m lAI5 70 40
FOR stanford 7. OH, 30 nj i2i', ais ,EIh 80
TsS Por, Chester and iB,crmedl.s stations l. 40
II IS. a40. 40 80 Z ~ p. m
D.. Port Chester sod New Rochehe . p M
COSSECiINO TRAINS
For Boston, via Spin,htd IN tEt) 2l9 (EI) ep. m
Fer Boston, via Shore Lane. l2.l3. Q T. m -
For usitiod aud Springfield a IN tLI l!i' -'i' tEr)
or connsceu, River Railroad to Montreal, ga m. Erl
and u IS q. IN. to Northampton. $500.
For Hartford. Pro'denis aud FhhAiI Railroads. a m
Or l2l3 p m. ,o.,.. -,.r., =,
es ~. " -, 2lS J. NJ ,,,,
Canal Railroad, l2.i5 y IN, TO northampton
For uonsNonle Raj fosd to fii'hrii o a III
For N.nrstuek x NJ Dad. 8 g. M. 40 p m'
Tor D.ntury aud .orwslk ksnrost. u IA sup; m
1ommoilors S,slirz Cs's nchei t. the D. N Train
JAMES II. hOYr. Superintendent.
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Albert II. NIcoLAy. Auc'ioueer

Albert II. NIcOLAN. AncNoneeI' -.o...--.,
xnrGrrTAR SALE Of STOCKS and BONDS.
E~ALGERr H. .NICOLAY vii! ,sh TITS Do
rp1.is, Mach &C. at ia O'Clock. at the Merchants LIZ
.sssnrs Sssso IN NJ III bIosiw'y'
tn''S' b, otdet OF Executors = close 4n estate.
vu.,11e C'y Bank. %5n 10 Market BarK.".,..S 70
~ A., li.n.nu,, ms Co sol Attor Fire lus...,.....
WV For .cronnt q whom u rney concern:
- MI vya..srn Nerne lns ~ Merchsuts TX Bank. 50
~ ~ TRrosk, lUn % Beekmsu Fie Ins Co.. %
" NJ. Ar.tsrcap his. ~ @ Commerce. Five lus Colon
o. Kipss Coaty lus Co... - - ahugton Maine In)oo
= - fo Ses Co -. tpl20 Jefferson lns Co...,. 30
i.Foo.lc ire lbs Co.. % 20 Hope FIRE Ir'. CO... 50
r ~ CTo.se Niil RR no tloU!e fe los Co.. 100
s. 90 Cl,voiaud aud Toledo ksiT0ad1 y cent sinking
Fond ,ndl.
as GOO Virsnia State @ y cent Bonds.
$1,000 Logon County Mining * Manufacturing g cent
Bonds
ye.s Regular Sale 90 MONDAY. March 90.
~ Il, guar Auction Sales Of STOCKS and BONDS every
MONDAY spd THURSDAY, at l. O'Clock, 3. tho Merchar'S
fIehsnge sIlesroom no. III Broadway which have been
he regular rs,.oii.hst days for many years past. -.
n II. II. buys aud sell the stock ~ AID, lDC 40
d BON D American Gold AMI Governments Secofties Tor
Cab OF or ttse, eEciusiveiy Of Commission. -.
TS- STOCKS aud BONDS. also INSURANCE sCllPS
bught aud sod private Sale Interest allowed on dpo''
ALBERT r. NICOLAY.
Stock AucsiopeeT AID Broker No. 81 Nilhsin-tt-
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StTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
> PROM KEW.YOKK 90 LIVERPOOL
Thu Steamship
CHEAT EASIEkN.
WALLER IAIOS, Commaater,
viii be dispatched ,,,, .,,,,, vo,v
SATURDAY. Ami g. hAlbHphf APfii -
TUESDAY, Msy 10 IOFoDAI' 5Hn- go.
JIHsI CABIN. u ON ~
f.cb birth according 20 .zs situation and scconnodA'
on 81 tho st. Rooms al having the ssme privileges ~
In, Saloons and regard 'a aud attendance sns' 81
apartment. for fsmt my be rnsased by sgIcemsn
LXCURgIOT TIChkIs OUT AND BACkl IN THE
FIRST CABIN ONLY. FARE AND HALF: .
Servant. accompanying pnssnsrs aud children under u
vss,s Of age. half fare Infants Tree .
SECOND CABIN Stle-Room bertha. meals furnished At
separate Tables. "
Third CABIS.-ID,sf mediate State Rooms passengers
fond With bsds bedding tAbs utensils aud good. cub.
ptsntia food.
sTEERAOR-Witb superior accommodations 20
All f.. In gold. ito equivalent 10 u s. Currency
zach owed 20 cubic feet VI luggage An eIpe'
H., ~. AZ, .sply TO CHAS. A. WHITLEY,
At tho Ofieo, No. &c broadway
For frelch. spply 10 $50 -,,,,,v -.
No. 81 SouthAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

l. GOUr AND RHEO MAflSM.
An ,uerer, rom the above complaint either OF iecsn or
long standing sdysed ouse BLAlhs OOU and III
MHtiC fills They can relied upon The most sale
entcua remedy ever oeed TO the pu'c snd syo ose
universally used In Europe for many years win s res'e''
..-s
Prepared In Fuslsnd by PROUT HhRSANT and sold
by WELLS Co.. Fnnkia-st, New'fo'k. AID post o'ner
Mediene Nenden
Her Msesy Commissioners have authorized t. name ard
sddress OF THOMAS TROUT 229 Strand, London to be
npessedupon tue Government. stamp affixed to each box Of
tho genuine medicine.
Pnes " cents aud b per Dor.
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FISK & HATCH
BANKERS

DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
AGENTS FOR U. 5. 1--WE TWENTY LOAN.
ere prepared TO furni,b the Z. S. FIVE TWENTYYEAR
Sex PER CENT Bo%Ds, siree; from the Government
% on AND AFTER JULY TGs PkIvILKGE OF Cox.
vEaTlSG LRGAL.TryDRR NOTzs INTO THE FIVE TWENTY
YEAK Bosps PAs CEASE. Parties ~ihiuso seeae
eUned S;ses Bond paying per NJ interest IN GOLD
At PAR should end 10 their ordefs before that time.
We also keep hand constant supply all cases Of
Government sale It lowest market
u. S. 730 TREASURY NOT..S.
U. 8. 6 PER CENT BONUS OF 1891.
U. s. ONEYEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS. &c, Gc.
FISK & IIATCH.
no. 3S WALL-ST
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TINTED STATES CEKTIFlCATEo OF IN
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Certificates Of Indebted
ee.s collected and returns made promptly.
Tle gold sceved for in.sfsf RENTED accounted for .,
Ne ulafse, pnee II currency ct the option Of holder
KEiCAUM, sos L CO., 10. ~ Exebspge-Plses.
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TnnntiGl.

QUOTATIONS. Of UNCURRENT NONE
" IRON, the office Of qISDAbr & S"hbNDi' NO. '''
Ohio KAntucsy, and nd
NV Oh stste-......l4 AiGhiz "a ...''''''''''''
T.r and West Jersey....i4 Ns
t,,.v .ria ,.......iZ ip.is
pal.is s............l-l 81 I-r9l' in
Imer.sar God and 81 yoi Gin Uui oi S.'tt' 80 =
r au,ie and snAa Baux Noles bought al boss mar
lat rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

DAJLROAD.-Th Stockholders of the PAT
III ERsON AND HUDSON RAILROAD COMPANY are
hreby notified that Election for Directors for said
Compsny will or held Congress Hall in the City Of Patot'
scn on MONDAY the Goth March inst TIE polls will be
snspsd At lO o. ~ and closed at A. Ps,elson March
Sfi@3 By order A 5. PESNlN OTON, stc'y
NTOTICE.-The INTEREST COUPONS, due
IN April 1883 Bond. Of Marion County. Ohir, II he
Maid At Irving Bank, EewYok City, from l.; to leth April
fss1 A. u. W0OLLEY, Treas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

ArEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0R PHIL
~ ApELFHIA 1nd the SOU Ell ard IVES via Jth-
sEY CITY.-N.n Iud Cypress Lues leave New YORK a.
aud 10 A ~ 7Jl and ll:Jo p. N. Fare % Through
bass.ss checked att Ani 10 m AID 70 ana il;O D. m
~, V..h,,v,o, ard At I'D o for tho West.
-" w WO0DR' FF, A..istsnt Sugeripter dent
no hsggag. will he received for trsn, unless dlVotd
.nd Is pnu.es a. advance NJ lbs time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

Oyucn or I'll. GRocREs FIRE INSURANCE CoMPaNr(
No 90 WALL-sr, NKw-YogS, March 1853 :,
UNWENTY-FIFTH DtV1DEND.-The Hoard
Of Directors OF this Company have this day decthred
sTMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEHD OF FIVE ~ PER CENT on
he capital OF hc Company Psyoe 90 the ssseksoee
On demand. 'h4lbp VI. q - :, 49, -
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4 OST-A CHECK, drawn on the Common
v.s'th B.nk ~ Liverfnore. Clews Co., dated 2i'h
MACH 1874 No lOG Tor 97i2 80 100 The ps,uen, OF tho
sane teins stopped Abe Under Will pee retain the ,ans
20 " L. BUXTON.
Irving savings Institution.
N.~YoYk March a. 1863 NO. 70 W.usps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

NETWORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY r. II.
~ -Pur Alb.-, rroy North end West WINTER AR
RAsOEMESr ooansscins aOSDAY, Nov. H. iSo1.
For ALBANY l0.Ja a.. kIpiess ii ~ IrAis rom zo.ls st.
Station Rs,urning lesy. Alhsns A. it:JFs
For Local Trains .es Time tabs.
JOHN BUuChlLL. SnpsfiBtondent
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furniture.

ENAMELED FURNlTURE-Al styles and
H. urss, Also Chamber suite. IN Walnut sud Chestnut
fno bet la she city, ~horsal. AID e,s 1t No
III C,nsl,t WARREN YARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

OYgCs OF THx PANAMA kAtrHoAD COMPANY
TONuSR BUlID.SVs No. 6S WALLET,
NEw.YoaE March n. 1868
TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen d. y;
rector Of the Pansm. ksi.sdsd Company VIZ &c w "a
a, IN. oce # the Corapsuy No. So Wsltt oniino oua.
ips,I on MONDAY 9Th day OF A iii next The pohS VII
open ut 10 o clock M aud Gloss a. Z. ~ 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26
CAFETY,. SPEED AND COMFORT.

NOR NEW-IiAVEN, HARTFORD AND
Il SPRlNObIELD.-S,eainers for NswtIay,o leave Peck
clip 3;is I'm. Pa.~nges 20 north from New aysn a, II
O'Clock M. or reman OH board night without charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

ERSEI CiI1 BONDS LoSl.- PcibonS
~ are cautioned syaiust por hss the following bonds Ia
ss.d by the gorpo Of jersey cry. and mis- aid by tho
sybs ribers VIZ: g.,
BonJ No ~ dated Oct 81 1859 payable John Van Vors,
or his assgus for l,oo0 Soaring per cent inierss
No So dated jan 1902 payable TO John Van Worst
OF hs ssssn,, Tor ces bearing pot coat intres,
payment tee coGpors on the apoPe pood, ms oee
opyed AID appcaasn viii bo msoe f0f issue Of Duplicated
WINSLDW. LAEGER & Co, No 81 Waist
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o Nqw.Y0RE. MaicA N. 1903.
CXTEENTH DIYIpEND.-The Board OF
y Director OF tho BULLS HEAD BANK have ihis DAY
Ssc,nred sEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ YtR
CENT Ok Government payable to the stoekho0e
an aud after hs l day of April next Tue transfer books
Ill be closed from this date to A nl J. inclusive
VIZ q. W WILLETr Cashier.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHAN

II VNU INTEhIND ff<f+NV6| V.
IL TERYiSU5-P0~nssr Depot. Janss,lp and foot OF
34tbst l. R-Niptef arrangements conimenens ffnsy,
Oct lss2i Leave Nov York IN 10, esGeoit sas
HARDER Or~n, ard Hampio-s 81 M and IN Tor
"a tIu3 snos M. Tor syo's.ti 81 " m lof hemp
stssA SUNDAYS the lsayss Hunters foiit tJi hs
Y.rryJ Al /, a m for Yaphank AID insmediAe stations
a. .Iea-.ion rsc., rstsfnns l.'vs. Ys.hsnk at oG
On Friday and Saurdsy Mig the m NtDha't nsin vii
run throusn 10 or.-ppot stuuisg Saturday ard Mondsy
mofninr a. t.i5 ~. arriving In New fofk At y:3,
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amusemert5.
yHTAIIACK's.

w Door open II II; BEGINS sts -
, THIS EVENING THUKSDAYl
THIRD Nl0if
ths highly successful iye-ec Iemedy by Ms. Cenngv
isqtAeress Of tine Wouder aud Bold Stroke Tor Wicb
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-14
From Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l3.-Gov. Gamble issued
long proclamation, charging that there
was evil disposed persons endeavoring to
produce disaffection toward the State Gov
eminent, with the avowed purpose of over
turning it by violence, should other means
fail.
Among this class of persons are some
holding commissions from the State govern
msnt, and to effect this sceeme the circula.
ton of the most extraordinary falshoods
and misrepresentation, regarding the pur-
poses of the State Government areresorted
to.
He puts the people of the State upon
their guard against the plots of these con
spirators, and announces his determination
to use all the force at his command to sus
tain the laws and preserve the peace of the
State, and punish those who disturb it.
he also admonishes them that as TIT
highest political right Of citizens to vote q
elections, any interference, especially b,
the military, with the rights of qualife'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-14
A Fight on RobertsOn's River

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-The n. 7. Times
special says early on Saturday brigade
belonging to Xii patricks division attemp,.
ted a reconnaissance on the south side oil
Robertson's river. They were attacked by
a large force of rebel cavalry, amply sup
ported BY infantry and artillery, under
command of Stuart in person. The inian,
try force wus one of Ewells divisions and
numbered about 5000 men. A brisk fight
ensured, lasting about an hour when our
cavalry was mpelled to fall back on their
infantry supports, 3 miles from Cnlpepper'
At this place another conflict ensued in
which our infantry supports were worste d
and compelled to retreat, the rebels cap
turing about 100 men of the l2Oth N. y
Our cavalry agained formed into line, made
a splendid charge and recaptured all the
prisoners taken, except Is or 70. Rebel
reinforcements coming to assistance, our
forces pushed back to Culpepper, skirmish
ing all the way. Heavy firing this evening
indicated that the engagement had been re,
n, wed. Later intelligence fIom the front
saws our forces have evacuated Culpepper'
Such stores as could not be conveniently
carried were burned. Their value, how
ever, is trifing.
II is reported that the wole rebel army
has crossed the Rapidan, and further that
Gen. Meade has fallen back to the north
bank of the Rappahannock. Prisoners cap.
tured on Saturday state Longstreet's corps
had returned from the Southwest. Ibis
however. IS doubted. The rebels com
menced to crossed the Rapidan on Thurs
dav morning in the direction Of Madison
Court House, with the evident intention Of
turning Gen. Meade's right wing. Heavy
cavalry reinfercements have been sent t
the front. 1t is reported that rebel cavalr!
hold the gaps in Bull Run mountains.
A large cavalry force sent from here yes
terday, however, will speedily dislOdg'
them. The rebel force holding the gaps
are supposed to be White and Mo'by'
men.
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Ohio ELECTION Returns.

| CLEVELAND, Oct. l3.-Indications from
ali parts of the State are cheering. Dayton
advises say many Democrats are voting fol
Brough. The city will doubtless Civ him
majority.
Many towns in the Reserve are casting
almost their entire vote for Brough.
Sigel and Others addressed an immense
crowd here last night. The meeting iscon.
sidered the finest ever held here,
CINCINNATI, Oct. l3-Noon.-The cleo.
ton in this city is progressing very quietly,
and very large vote is being polled. Blu
siness generally suspended. Weather cloudy
and damp.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-This city gives
Brough 5000 maj. Stark county, Breugh
LOO maj gain of 400. Dayton City,
"Vars" home, Brough 267 maj, a gain of
1874. Clinton county, Brough 1900 maj
Cleveland city, Brough 2,4OO maj. Cuyhoga
county, Brough 5000 maj. Lucas county,
Brough 1000 maj. Wood county, Breugh
LOO maj. Washington county, Brough
about 500 maj.
Columbus City gives large Union gains.
Sandusky City, Brough 1856 maj, Union
gain of443.
The army vote, as far as heard from, is
almost unanimous foi Brough At Fay
etteville co., Va, Brough LOO (soldiers) .
At Charleston, the 23d Obi gave Brough
494, oval" none. Ohio men in the 5th Va.
reg't gave 25l for Brodgh, none for oval"
Marietta, the birthplace of John Brougb,
gives him 600 maj, gain of 265 on the
vote of last year.
Summit county, Brough 1000 majority.
Warren CO., Brough $500 maj; gain GAO.
Ross, Brough 400 maj. Scioto, Brough
$50 maj, gain 100. Butler, Vallandigham
1000 maj. Camp Dennison, Brough 1876,
Vallandigham S. Tooth Ohio regiment,
Brough 475, Vallandigham Is. l04th reg
iment, Brough 460, Vallandigham 4. Gill
bert's Brigade, Brough $50, Vallandigham
%. Champaign county, Brough 1850
mai. Huron CO., Brough 1000 maj. Co.
lumbus city, Vallandigham 223 maj :, Union
gain 422. Columbiana county, Brough
1000 maj. Knox co, Brough 200 maj, gain
of 432.
In % counties, Brough gains 23,60O. It
is estimated that the State will give over
10000 for Brough, without the soldiers
vote
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"Setam Steam, every whsr
Making lots 70 drink"

The other day two finely dressed individ-
uals, stopping at the Burnet House, Gin
cinnati, were arrested by the military autho-
rites, by means of intercepted letters, on
charge of being there to burn steamboats,.
They stated to the government detective
who inveigled them into the trap, that 9
detail from Lees army, consisting of eigh
teen to st. Louis, ten to Louisville and
eight to Cincinnati, were sent North tt
set fire and burn all the steamboats, on TIT
rivers. Their disclosures are important
Other arrests are now being made there ant
elsewhere.
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voters will be regarded As an offence Of the
greatest magnitude.
The Governor makes . lengthy defence o
his own loyalty, and vindicates the State
government against the accusation of Its
enemies. ~ 91ls.
Inc Democrats Leavenworth special says
that Gen. Blunt secured the country east
and south of Fort Blair and satisfied him
self that the enemy had gone south. de
followed them to point 80 miles from Fort
Gibson, where he sent messengers to warn
the garrison that place Fort Smith. Blunt
is now returning to Fort Scott.
Maj. Henning arrived from Braxters
Springs with the bodies of Maj. Curtiss,
Lieut.. Farr and 80 prisoners, taken by the
rebels, SIS of whom were murdered after
their capture.