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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY soHsiSG. OCT. 81, 1868.


Tts,t4si.u o. the 80 Invest - trghtsuing
= ,1.nl1n oiihe spso o,tne tIruing -; t1e te1ci
'.tntn Lorsnit H.uutsin, ee aye ln'e u ,oues
rs' ue1.r- H"oErE Las obla.ned victory 81
: ~ipI.fi. ste' four hours' ve.e hyttug. Both
~ u'. ev,uis a;e sIbstAnti,l successes, and ere
,q4a - IMPORTANT. They restore odi communica-
~ with Ch'usnoosa, or rs,h'r Te-.stsblsh
ttm and rtnovc, Tor Tie p-sstut ~ least, the sJ-
t'otcr'iIn ,enefs y euttitNued est We ,h0uld 10
o'ntrlsf b. shan1on that poVtion, from the ii tn
'1i"' ~ prss'r,iIy sLch hn sNieDd,d line.
7 Fn'fe- iG'e.Hg"rcs rom Tennessee vi he
. 90. '"-. f.,sf n ut bet batc an ssrcc.y
g. ft.., 80 e,sF .son. II, retcn have "
O. ..e g. ,. r,tf 81, aud that ~ usua,cI by ten.
'''3 t'r "r o., 'do, y'uie on tic otlcr EIDE, Gen.
Fr'sIrs SANDS b'tp.,n Bt,sp and ~, Imond.
q" r''ssrc. info ,lnaie s. very much setiiersd
..ti q p. ~ tL,frpc can mNttaiY his po'.ton,
- 10 II g.pii'Is r,sults may tr anGtipatei. A.
i'' "A, { .t,ss ve-y urous' z Icn. Bn'p0 in-
q" .'l T. ,rLc nt-s,a 90 Btasstrr, ani ,Gect
'.t .n sIih Lty's mf,6s sent on ~ iasI Tonnes
O.. t'. th4s,r7 Gsn. TuoVas H'nE. I'll. sue.
,t. ~. operation - more Isn dubious, and
-, = hoio ! rsp,f, on the sutJe,I is
... o.. Co. o4rcnse
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Our Diplomatic Relations with Me rico a.d
France.

our dir'onstio relstons with France ere likely
{. b, Sill f,rths' compromised by the formal re-
'pi.on ~ President Li,ooi, y, on Thursday, Of
a'r Rossso. N. Envoy Extraordinary Of tho
public ~ Merioo. The scceptanes Of the crs-
tentAls % the representative Of ,hc .JuAnyz Gov
crnnsn' bring' on, Ia strong relief tho AT that
however turopesn nstilns may regard the French
u.irpiilor ami 'he claims OF NA1IsrLiAS, the
Cuii'i S's'" stn rsoo.,n res ths lawful authority
"' tho 'hoscn ru,er, Of Aha Mexican people. Ths,
th.ss't On oi our Government will be resented by
t' frcnch Emperor. thers can be but li,,ls
GoG,,. review. however. Of the oircun.
s1rccs. slows that could not with pro.
irici- refuse 90 scecpt she credcn,ais OF senor
k'atso. The French authority in Msrico oily
,T'cnds owe very small proporton Of che entire
country, snd in the remainder the JuAREz govern.
'utni is 81 II recognized, and performs ell Abe func
tieab OF . dc Jdeto sovernment. To refuse, there
for' 70 receive its aocfeiild agent, would be An
innovation on estsolishef precedent, and . breach
o'conty and good Aish " the s!A,er Rsputiic Of
Msy'co thn. would not be tolerated by our people
washer tho French goysrnmont Will regard tho
ms;t'r N tSis lsh, remains 10 be- seen, and IL .
ritleci that must rest for the present Ia the hands
o. or sasIte aud FAR reaching Secretary ot State.
who appears TO be lstoriag just now Ia tuild up I.
sNon against the further extension Of tor,Isp
ihnuence ou this continent
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.ai'''r interest Ia man. frst.d by the mem bers
= t,t, 80 great To.itea parties in tho spprosch-
'nr eo"o' tv-n stad, coa.eNn.vO Iuen are
r' 't-d o. y 10, cas4on AMI declare their .nt. n
:. thing earlv NJ tho polls, to east sois for
rle,r ft1s many csnIid,t before the people.
r a. ia'e-s.,s Of or cty require foil c,pros-
'I p .f the putl, sentiment, cannot BE- doubted /;
i'". - the hgh~t duty of evtry
~ i.sI - attend the pol.. and de
p.t - t>'o, for ,hoss candidates who
sr" r~' 'scl'. 4 elected, u discharge
TER duat. sone-ty. hbov. al, n. judiciary
ID b. fho.en Vitioli refcr,n o 10 Their roln :
cal snisnon. and - = bile that With on. or
t"o 'seer'ont. party has b. ignored for the pur-
pose - pl,tiug 10 nomina,'on competent aud trust
~crhy men. Ia another column vii is found .
resune fine roli,iesi battle field, that will ensbe
our readers to comprehend the position OF parties,
nd prers-e for themselves the ballot they intend
20 vote Oh Tucrisy n,It
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tss hsve been fought. sndrbs spsuisris hs's
| etpsrisnced .erors d.sea,. The contest, hovsver
IL sn equal one. The insurgents have neither
arms, money nov supplies, and there 10 ev'ry
| rcss.n 70 fear that t.ey may be ultnsisy over
Powered.
The spsni.h pc. ,,r suh.ug.,ins ,hs Republic Of
San Douihgo -. ,hai ise pope and VI" COUNTY,
were sr.d = detenofai ug Under ihs hss Aoof
sysisrn, and INST ihe iGt'rrss q .yilUAton de-
manded q 81 tho 20 opi,--eonposed ot hesro's and
fnirsi breed should be nofe u wotf. The lah
Havana sc,rnct brirgi us news that General
sAxr,NA las defeated Abe inaur,'eut~ aiih !oss
OF eve hundred pfisoncrs and two pieces of sful-
cry The Captain q enersl - Cuba has also de-
ard II cbsie Of all the entire cos.t ~ Cuba
fact ihs,,nii at,s "a Intention o. u-o'cuIy tho
entire s,And a4j thus c,uHicrt ssn,r ~ gr3~iag
FreueA % i4euce 40 Mer.co.
GENrLrvAr le ,arirg Mt. 10 .hborhoed =
London. sail Every tody has infueDee. even
Nst child" loint TX - iue gifl int tsr fathers
arms '"ri sr, trie - cred ths man A. the close
H. aid H. ihs iecur.-. "i bog your psrvNn sir, but
I could MT he " sat nc. vsss drunksrd; but
ssI iil not hNs a. - - the pIbc house alone,
used - y,rry ths cAild hs spproAcnei Abe pit
u Louaole nisrt, hearing great roiss inside,
che sad, mona So. t,thcr = Hold your tolgle
chiIi.' Please, fth.r, don't got Hold your
tongue, l sAy.' Presently, ish hig tear isil ON
my check. could u.' ~ 70 step further. tir. I
tgrnsd round amt went home, Aad hAvo never bcs n
In public house since. thalk God for II. an
now happy man, air, and this ltsls & ri has dons
1t ell aud whon you said thai shs had nGu.
enoo, could not help saying. That's true. su.'
All have inf ience."
To tho usual catalogue ~ lost arts. ws NAV
mourtifully add sa.s OF listening TO two-hour ser
mons.
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Nchavs always held that, in the elso'cn of the
men sho arc to o'rhpy positions 90 ihe tcneh.
honesty. sbiity legal tno~iedss and d,nsss OF char
seter ought TO be the rule By which tho choice Of the
people should be guided, not mere party silsiions
which are too often made tho means of ilftns into
the most o'sbie and responsible stations ut
tsrly uusuicd for such positions ". hold, also that
tood aud upright Jadse 10 q treasure invaluable to
the community in which he sxoebes his judicial
fineiions, and thai. A. tho ~bole community become
ssineriby the eIps be acquires. he should 10
retained In oice long 10 un 9sred intellect en-
ables him 10 administer the laws according 70 the re-
qUir m,uts Of impartial jrste- Hence We were e-at
fled q, the nomination Of judge Sutherland for the
suprsme Court by all partsr. vhioh ves him that,
alas. too rare tribute to sislteI sorth. an uneon
tested election.
The Superior Court 10 pee,isIiy al Institution
Identified with our city and l. h,, be,n e.e Of tho
bou's OF Nv York shat the .gdscs ~ho eat on its
bench we're second to none intellect. inafning and
uusullied probty To sustain ths reputation should
be the am Of every good eittsn In Justiee James
W. White. whose term Of Office |. about TO expire,
and who has been nominated for reelection, sii the
qualities that marx the just Judge and honest citizen.
are 10 remarkable degree confined. Enjoying the
e,tesm ofal who know him IN hi. private relations
HE public character and action above reprosch.
A genuine Irish American, worthy Of his kindred
with the gifted and iameutsd Gerald Griffin. vs feel
proud OF The honor which bis high and stainless repu.
tston reflects the land OF hi. fathers and hops elm
eereiy be - long be retained in position for which
| he 10 60 smincntiy lifted
In the Court Of Common Frss .Indse Hilton 10
again brought forssrd for reelection, to Which his
| ehsfse,e, ard services sntitlc him.
In tn. Marino Court Judge Florence NaeCar.hv is
. candidate for reelection, and ~iI. -e hope, BE- re
turned. judge hseCnthy has blied this position
With credit and efficiency for long series Of years
and hs experience has been Of ,ssi beneft 70 the
poor. Of ~hoss Interests he has ever shown himself
the vstehfu guardian. AZ the reward Of his faithful
services he should now receive cordial support aud
| triumphant election. -tIrtsh 4 ,acriedn.
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that IL hs sftsn been done By all parties neither de-
nnoustrstss its wisdom reeonoss O. 70 ns prae-
,ee. judge wnrry, - the District A,,ornev fully
comedies, has proved an able. faithful and uprishs
Jadse, and there 10 no reason whatever for hh die
placement ereept that 20 itosi opponent wants the
position. Those who are moro dsepy intefes'sd in
ad'sneins the fortunss Of the party 10 viich Nj.
G.Hvi" belonrs, ,han in maintaining and rs-Gdins
the integrity aud efhe!sne, ofthe P.neh. viii doubt
l'"s'vs Nj OAsSi' Their votes all o;h'r. We truss,
s.iI vote fo' Judge wnTs's s.sisotlos. Neis York
Dl.iv TtD,s.
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vAnnissru1 aAHrsf nRrAIL rxI@-
YGS YoaK, Friday. oct, I

AhAs kToAys O'N SVs
X, and steam, ls.lt sIlo,n %, lbsls PGts so:
DO, lss9c. Soup GAS. Mutton. esis. Veal l0aIs
beef, sal3.
Butsv, DE, psy B-Duttsr. 24a3Os Che. 81
loc. RGes,hah, y for 96r. Lard, lee.
Fv'a:.. Rs, 9-D,tsd 'pPlos ioe ChsTic'. r.
nu,E bash s. 80. Curants, H. lGslse-
Fnh, E.r 2. ii.lihr'. lse. Blue Y1ah. losI9.
ss &. PHr,s,sc. Sea BAaa lie. White Fish. lss-
wssk fahl2. B.set fish, 10; salmon Trout. ilalee.
Pekrrei, lbc. lob~srs, &c. Oystsrs, pa 100, 6tse.
AL. ClanAA ., 'ss10 Do. Cfahs. dos, Ee
Smoked MaeAers, -si3e, DO. Ella isA.ee. Dried
sNile. smoked Salmon, lSs90. 8asdina. lboI.
xA3Se. Picked Cod, &C.
MurerN lac. tve.t rolstoes. half prek, zoe. Tur
nr., ht pt, lfe. Cabbage, head, l0s-e. QuiosA half
tree, head, iehe Celery bunch, l9s-e Tomsto.s ct.
ssloe iesSs, bunch .. kohlIsbi. bunch, saos StTnS
SMOKED h~na, per u. Hama Ia Shosldss.
Clear Iork. lbc.
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F'ljIes.

a TiENTlON, LADIES THE OLD ES-
: -A'shi,Asd NV York Fur Msnuf, c,urins Co.. D,.
pot, - tlatharp r, opposite Crooks While IN ,fb bio
l!ote, mddle q the block, b. wc.n Peal And pnans
ris,. nos " the time TO get yonr suits, Tor about
MI ,ne usua pflce cur .ioIk s large, well selected,
Mink and sable Cap :, Nnft and CUFF, frum 80. %
H.! liehSh ana "ntc- n nix and Sable MnfHs ffom
~ 70 -. VIC oT1nes aad hs-capes ~ to rs Che q
ssi yh.t', ana beautiful ius for children st hsr.
SAN. AiteTlns and Repairing ~ the la'est .'viss.
az FLEMING, Ms1.cer.
EuES, fCR,-LADIES AND CHILDREN
lancF iir. q 6sper than 'hs ch.Lp~.t, ~ 'hs mso
neeiot, ~ Etsbin ave, between 10Th ana 9Th 81
utm uber upstsir,D Fus altered. ci.snsd and re
w stare, Flkl0AN, <0s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fall aad Wister. The best place to bs '
Fall and Winter ciothingis st =. B PALDwISs,
20 and ~ Bovery. The largest assortment and lars
sst store In the city. 3l2
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CITY A,p Couyry oy Ngw You,
District Attorneys Once, Oct. -. Is

CITY A,p Couyry ov Nsw YoHx.
District Attorneys Once, Oct. ~. 1861 .
To fk Eh'or,of ths N.in York Time.
Your editorial headed 'our Judge. and the Poii,i-
cal shys,er ~" contains this paragraph;
Judge wnrK, Who hss served faithfully and veil,
ha' been act aside for =. H. GA.v1S, whoss uomina
iion by rsmmany sgainst another Tsmma ny candj-
date va settsd, II 10 affirmed. b. casting OF lot -
This has net bsen affirmed" but the contrary di
rsety srorn 10 by those having all knowledge about
the n,ieinstou. II "a true HoaAos Gssn.Hr stased
it. have challenged him TO send tbs witnesses to
any magistrate OF Grand Ju-y. viii he or bis "Tsd
officer ohY Let US see. have made every inqui
~ into 1t, because Mr. GAsvIs 10 my once associate
AID am Interested In his honor. The story 10 al
false as II Is true that Judge WmTs has servedfsth
fully aud true. TIE latter Ia not OF tho poi,i
ties With Ar. O ,rvi,. hit 60 nsws thing for Ssv
loIk paite. to run party iutsesS Did not the Will
P.'ty rdu ous Chief Justice JoSEs, Judge vArpEs
roos- Judee uisnoEFrge, Did not the Repul Hear
party run cArdldates ssslEst judges DAILY, mora
HAn etc, etc, all u whom had served faithfully anC
true, Has not noaAcs GgssLsY recently lamentet
that II WAS not sooner known that Judee sELDur va
non legal tender judge Judge wmrr hims,l
Wa elected over Judge u snoErYHs, Who had pre- vi
ouily eerved In smother Court dozen ysuv Let NJ
no' bo suddenly pharissioai about this busine,s o
| elective judiciary As partisan matter.
Respectfully youu,
oSv NAV.
N' HALLS srptrhen.ions lsvt vs shoud bsconn
'udd,nly rhsri,sical" on ths sueeet ~ IN .lscti,
lndiesry. ave n no danger of being rsaliIsd. w
have ,l.sv prot.,tsd sssinu ous,tns good Juds
10 pni speliueh exponent his plsss; snd the fae
The sun., 1863-10-31

For the Hais-Bary's Tricophcrsus
The beet and eheap~st article. Sold by druggists. :
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE DRY DOCK CLUB
"A .ill BE- held A. the house Of John Crfiley, s9I
sH In n, 81 90 s.i9,d.y %a sy.n,ns 9st sls 81 ~
JOHN CkiLLEf, Jr, ssety. l0T
RATHER MATTHEW T. A. D. SOCIETY
= no ), Brookl,n. Z. D. Public meeting. Sunday.
Noyemes. ~, M,s ocloet, p IN. corner Of Gras4
Robert N Peer. and o,hsrs. sinsins By nesul Hars
iand. aehames Hssssrty and o,hs,,: yrufesss
fRkSf ' fi G;aG r.. ssrk H. .uLIeAS' rs h
RATHER MATTHEW r. A. b. SOCIETY
No. n "a meeting Of tn. Cemmitte. Il Az.
rsnss msnt. on Ann,erssry vii be held IN the Hail.
wM. N. REID. Feet VI. FOsTER. Rsr A.. III
NOTlCE--1HE ST. JAMES ROMAN Cath.
4 Nolie T. A. H. society will hold . public T@p.p.
Isis,i.s:, on sunday s,snins. Now Ii. =, y csS.
The members and thiir famii,s, also thsss u ~
pasnr, %as and female, Who .Is N f.y@ q E
". $sOr,s s',Rhsn:on DAT. IS::,asn, q 4. i Sssss.
d sse And NJ w.on sGn D.s. q,
come of his excellent Temperance sone naaS
John Gibbou. .ili .lns some i.,on.s Ain. sssrps-
Mr. Henry sullivan vii Also sias . Ts.1.ss.s
sATH f M Prem 1ayPS gs SsnihHY s y: JOHN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WASH.
inetonian Temp. rsnce Asetins evsry esDdry
evening. g., y oe.oek. a. lsI Bo.sy, csresd Asa
1ood .po.kins ard singing . seomfatabls room v,li
Ho uAuscf o1 pFius suuOcetsu- bvsrv
body and his cousin are invited. To the lodio. ss
lat sunday evening l0
TEMPERANCE kEvIvAL - EEPTUEE
Division, No. 4. of still eont!psss thsis ervss
rs.ivsl r a. msstinss on SUNDAY eyenins At Bdsnis
Admission free. ALI are invited. RICHARD Aus
| TIN, Chairman.
| THE FATHER MATHEW U.B.T. A. r.
- Society VIII hold pablic meeting on hones'
evening, Nov lAt, q, thsir hail 36l Brooms st. Tss
R9v Father DUGGETr Will deliver lecture on the
subject Of Tenpsencs Ths public are invited to
Rec sec. ids
The sun., 1863-10-31

THE RECEPTION ROOM ATTACHED ro
L HEhBoLp'S NEW DRUG STORE,
bo< BROADWAY,
II dssifned for perSons vstinS for PrsseTip.inr 10
The sun., 1863-10-31

PALLY. DEMOCRATS RALLY!!
GRAND MASS MEETING
OF The
UNITED pYkOCR CRACY.
AT AND ABOUND THE
COOPER lN5TIIU1E-
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 81,
A. ~ O'Clock.
TIE HON HoRATIO SEYMOUR,
Govrpor o. the state Of Sev York
THY HON. JAMES ). rHAfER,
THE HON. SANFORD e. CHuRCii, ~
WILL POSITIVELY ADDRESS riyo osiinef MnEiISe; Se
numbcr Of other eminent bpsaksp are expected.
including
GOVERNOR BRAMLETTE,
oY KrNrUUky,
Who IN probably be present.
The Democratic Electors OF New Yorl. And ths vs-
rious Ward and District Organizations. are oordia "
invited TO attend.
stand No. ), nearest Third avenue, will he sppro-
priated to the German Democracy, who VIII be sd-
dr.sscd by distinguishsd 9ermsn orator..
by order Of the Demecrstic General Commttses Of
TAmu.any aud Mozart Halls
DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Chsimsu
Joint Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS.
H..,~ H1.,,s ss9.sr, sS2.sr Secretaries. iss
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Ar A MEETING OF THE 18TH WARD
4 Democratic Association, held In Cecilan Hall,
.lA Has; 10th st. on Friday evening. oct 3d. t va.
endorses the nominstions q MICHAEL \. SAL
MON, for Member Of Assembly Of the l4th Assembly
KING, for Ssnstor Of the oh Senatorial District,
comprising the 9th, i5sh, 10th and 18th wards
Secretary, I5f
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The old EstabIlshed Binder,

THOS. w. ODELI.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET, Dskn
THk UNION TELEGRAPH uFFiCk
MANUFACTURES all kinds OF BLANK B,,oKat.,
IVA County Offices, Banks, Rail Road uAir.s ~,
ness Men aud others. His work coInprIs,.s 80
style, nom 20 cents up to 32,5OpeF qrire,
nest ts 70. Laid or Woye paper used gu BAAk Mork
Magazines Periodicals, 6c., kc. L,flud IN an, ~
SsslTed slI N plan or gu aud having the tools, a. i9r
70 match all volumes bound by them F''''''"
when newt ~ N'''"i ttSh
Music bound In any style desired, and pao,f. ,,,
'ealenSe hSteT pelore offered here With lnsie lsn
- ms FA0iNG MACHINE is the ONLY ons1, ii
vity, and Is one Of the most Important i1ysst,on
ths present Day. IL will aeclirateiy page Nt,I
Hooks, Checks, DEsiis, kailFOAd Books ana 1s,,
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BsIiag ~ k,nds OF Bdnks with RIsfaa Lss.Is~ NJ.
V1su w other nofk requiring neatness, and sspsrf
AZ hellhg recently greatly added 10 MS airssi,
t sIles he is better than prepared q pleas
81 He refers TO the County Offices of Montsam.,,
fseule' Darke, aud 10 the yAnous Banks' E-iI5as
o.hses Se' IN the Miami Valley, tor specimen N H.
sa.l.-. .IIt aIf deel9.
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lpIumbing..
New Casa Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RECEIVED AT ''
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TT" NU' ~ VpHoTbUh btfeet, ~
A VERY superior assortment OF Gas Fixtures, sc
"A lected from the LATEST NEW YORK PA1-
Terms, consisting OF Brackets, pendants, Uhande
lers Glass, Paper and Mica shades, NaA Iaperg &c,
Whch lhey are determined 70 se NJ the lowest lying
rates They are also reGelyng and ha, constantly Oh
hand every variety OF PLUMBlNG 6uVDs which
Ihey sell ~ low rs can he sold elseW here.
They are also putting up uas, stealth, and Water
ripe al reduced rates, by strict attention business
and superior Workmanship they hope merit shait
OF public patronage, y2
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Having one Of thS most complete Printing Estab
Iishmsnts in Southern Ohio, our facilities for doing all
kinds OF Work, Book, Plain, Ornamental, are frs
class. We have one Of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles Of'rype, and we employ the
best workmen.
wshAvs three Power Presses connected with on
Job Department, and are prepared TO execute work
with neAtness and diapa.ch.
sS-ordsra ffOm abroad will receive prompt sitsn
uon. Address
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0aatrbes, &r.
Watches and Clocks.
J0hh RFENE9

spectfully inform his old custa,as,..n,.
w the puhlic generally that aner AZ ah.e,,s =, ~
sol.s ne has rs.i.rned 70 Dayton and taken M sho
lormeriy Occupied BY James NJ. agona :, -. ' NV
NO. ass Third street.
Two doors West Of the Post OfHce. vhara ~. -, 4,
happy 70 eve all his Old customers and a. many pss
WATCHEs, CLOCKS, AND JEWELkV nss ,s,.a ("
N the hest manner and sh0rt nolics ~ ~
Mohh MAkkEkf kDlfNN A hair tlai is sl H.
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sifs. A. ,ali,si seff got one a sliat a worth Of
NIkE ohNT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got one dollars worth Of the nicest KIND
IA, TEN CENT SUGAR, AT MtfSfck's u.f
Mrs. o. got one dollars worth Of the choicest aua,
ity Of U'H.dJ 8ff II f-iSii'1 NJ ,i'
ELEVEN CAN'T SUGAR, ATBfINIoKs.
Mr. b. says thathe l,ol thellSest quality Of eeen
RIO COFFEE AT J. Al AiHEfcK,s, ~
THU he ever drank, and Mrs. B. says sie got the an
GREEN TEA AT j. a. MINICk,S
while every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, Al ). A. MTNtcK.
Mr NJ says he purchased half barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT J, A. MiNioK,s.
DECIDEDLY the best he ever used, while the suppy
NO. NAcKEREL, AT j. 4. MfsIck,s
Both Tor size and quality, be excelied IN lh or
pect his stock Of "A' III
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT
2" COFFEES AND TEAS Hnt
.p tFuf SUGAR OF ALL KfNpY
Ana the Rrgesta and best variety of (rnceri,s IN ~ ~
III 'he ci'y' HIS large establishments II on IN,
Corner Of Market and JefFerson a..
marcy ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-02

A CURIOUS SET OF PATRIors.-The
Democratic State Convention held &C
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, last week,
adopted resolutions violently denouncing
the war policy of the Government, but
failed even by so much as an implication
to condemn the invasion of Pennsylvania
by armed insurgents, leaving the public in
doubt whether, after all, the "Democra
cy" did not expect and desire the presence
of JENK1ss and his rough,riders at the
State capital, as preferable to that of Gov
ernor CURTIN and our loyal soldiery. The
Convention also denounced, with especial
vehemence, that part of the national poll
cy looking to the employment of negroes
in the national defence, and the biection
of slavery, in all its relations, to the risks
and penalties of the war it has evoked.
Yet at that very hour stout negro arms
were building, within sight of the place
where this Convention met, Notifications
for the defence of the capital, and CON-
pany of colored citizens from Philadel-
phia, embracing men Of character and
means, were asking at the hands of Gen.
Couch permission to fight for the preser-
vation of the lives and property OF these
very Democrats"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-02

A TOUCHING LETTER.-Dr. Carl August
Hartmann, surgeon of the One Hundred
and Seventh Ohio Reg iment,-a good,
brave, patriotic man-iell in the last
hard fought battle Mt FreGericks burg On
his person Wac found Ibis brief aud touch
ing letter to his wife:
Mag 81. 1868.
DEAREST ANNA During tho wild Il ght
OF our troops yesterday atternoon, l was
shot through the abdomen. am in the
hands of the Soutlerners. Only little
part OF my iptestines are injured, and all
may be well. But w.nt 70 write yen
while | am able, to send you last fare
we'll if should die You will receive
this letter only in case OF my death. l
fear not death, but to leave you and the
children so soon.
My portfolio, containing over one hun
dred dollars, watch, j'cK knife and CAN
teen, have been It bbed or by Alabama
soldiers. Write to DE- Knau, 10 sell my
horse, saddle, blankets Gi saved, and send
you the proceeds. To obtain the arrears
of my pay and pension, euploy Jacob
Miller.
Educate our children to DO good and
useful. With my last kiss, s.weH f,r.
ever, thou, my best beloved, po'F, hard-
tried wife. The last farewell
FROM your AUGUST.