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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
OHIO ELECTION
Vallandigham Defeated
REPU BLICAN MS.

The returns from Ohio indicate that the Re-
publicans have gained in almost every precinct
OF the State, and Copperhesdism is squelcled.
Wcllsville, Brough (Union), eli majority, a
gain Of l05 over last fall. salinsville, Brough,
200 majority.
Portage county-Atwater, Brough, l62 ma.
jority. Ravenna, Brough, PA majority.
jefferson county-steubenville, Brough, $50
majority. Union gain Of 3l7.
The election passed of quietly throughout
Lebanon - Brough, 4s5; Vallandigham,
(Dem.,) 12l. Union gain III.
sandusky City--Brough, 3S5 majority. Gain
443.
Muskingum coun,y-Brougl, 900 majority.
Large Union gain.
Lancaster City vallsndIgham, (Dem. y 10
majority. Union gain l5l.
Marietta-Brough, 600 majority. Union
gain 1858.
Erie eounty-Brough, ZOO n. .ajority. Union
gain LOO.
Cleveland City-Brough, 2,4OO majority.
Cuyahoga Couuty-Brough, 5000 majority.
Mansfield City-Brough, 100. Gain IS.
Elyria--Brough, 375. Gain $50.
The Twenty-eighth Regiment voted 1876 for
Brough; Vallandigham, none.
Twelfth Regiment--Brough, 45O; Vallandig-
ham, none.
Twenty.third Regiment-Brough 4s4; Val
| landigham, none.
Col. Whites Brigade--Brough, $50, vallan.
digham, =.
Dayton City--Brough, s67 majority. Gain
Ig4.
Clark County-Hrough, l,7OO. Gain TOO.
Clinton County Brough, 1880 majority.
| Gain 265.
Cincinnati gives Brough 5000 majority.
Lucas County-Brough, 1000 majority.
4
Washington County--Brough, about 500 ma
jority.
Dayton, ysllsadigham's home, gives Brough
1888 majority, gain over last year Of 1914.
Crawford county - Bucyrus, Whitestone
township, gives vallsndighsm majority.
Muskingum county-Zsnesville borough
ssroush, snDs ia s,I majority; large UniSn gain
The county will give Brough 800 majority.
Portage county-Brough gains at Rsvenna,
Ill; at Rootstown, 30; At Colinburg, II, and
Palmyra, ~. Windhsm gives $50 majority for
Brough
Lake county-Broughs majority $50, with
one township 10 hear from.
! Huron county-Nine townships, Brough's
gain 5y4.
Lucas county, eco majority for Brough.
Montgomery ycounty--2OO majority for Brough.
BALTiMoRs, Oct. I3.--!The vote of the Ohio
soldiers In this city to-day, at headquarters, was
| as iulloWs: w votcs cast brough received ~;
one ticket was erased. Yallandighsm received
2, cast by dessrters.
Champagne ecounty-Brough, I, $50 majority.
Huron county-Brough, 1900 majority.
Columbus county--Vallandighain, 223 ma.
jority; Union gain, Az.
Columbiana cOuhty-Brough, . 100 majority
Knox county--Brough 1900 majority; Union
gain i23.
Portage county--Brougb 2,OO4 majority; gain
300.
Lake county -Brough 100 majority; gain
$50.
Richmond county yslisndiyham $40 major.
ity; Union gain, 500.
stark county-Broush, 800 majority; Union
gain, gOO. I-
Summit county--Brough, 1000 majority.
Warren county-Brough, e,400 majority
Union gain, $40.
Ross eounty-Brough, 45O majority Union
gain, 900.
Butler county--Valiandigham, 1000 msjo,
rity.
| The One hundredth regiment voted Brough
475 Vallandigham, ~. One-hundrcd. and
fourth Tegiment-Brough, AGO; VallAndlgham
4. General Gilbert's brlgado-Brougb, 1900
Vsllandigham, ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
A soouu1ru.KEuN.Is Iu0Ccn Cconp.LL.p TO D1soonex.

A sourHsRNHR COMPELLED TO DIsaoRGE.-
A week or two sincs, southerner arrived In this
city, bringing with him . very large sum Ia
cash, stated q upwards OF twenty. Ave thousand
dollars, which he probably intended to invest
In Northern sseuFlties for future bsnsat, pre-
fsrrIng the substantial stocks Of the hated
"Yankees' 70 the rather shsky financial lnsti-
tutions Of his beloved, but at present rather
diiapidated Confederacy. BY chance, . mer-
chant of this city ascertained that this straager
had besa, N times previous 70 the rebellion, .
customer Of his house, and was stlll debtor
V the extent Of several thousand dollars, which
ho had either forgotten or deslgnedly neglected
70 pay. The place Of deposit Of the debtor'a
ysiuablss was also ascertslned, and, armed
with the proper legal authority, placed In the
hands Of an officer Of the law, he proceeded 70
make Q levy upon the same TO the extent Of his
demand, with Interest, after which tho balance
vas returned to the stranger, who (perhaps
from fear that other creditors might further
dsplete his coveted hoard) disappeared from,
view, and has not been seen, though several
persons have been making afectionate inqul.
rIes In regard 70 his whereabouts. Traveller.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
LATER rROn EUROPE.

Arrival OF the steamer hfrsch Al 81.
Johns In . Damaged Coadition-The
Confederate Loan-Thc London Press
on the Georgia Battle.
ST. JoRs's, N. T., Oct. 13.-The steamer
Africa, from Liverpool on the Sd, struck near
Cape Race At ten O'Clock on Monday night,
but arrived here safely at two O'Clock this
afternoon. The vessel is badly damaged. She
brings advices to the Sd inst.
COMMERCIAL ADvIcEs.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. t.3-Evening.-Saleso of1O, 900
bales cotton to-day, the market closing buOyant;
spectators and exporters took 1, 600 bales.
Breadttuifs closed quiet but steady. Corn
active, with an upward tendency.
Provisions closed quiet. Lard hrmer. Tai
low firm.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Consols for money 9S.@
93i; Illinois Central shares 16@li dis. Erie
shares I2@74.
The rebel loan had advanced Il per cent.
under the influence of the news from Tennessee.
The Daily lNers says that Bragg's victory
over Rosecraps Is a striking demonstration Of
the wisdom of the new military policy of the
rebels In combining their forces TO arrest the
ADVANCE Of the Federals. The Lonors Of the
battle belong to Bragg, but he must do more
than he has hitherto done II the Confederate
cause Is TO gain any solid advantage from his
sword.
The Paris Steele argues that If Mr.. Stephens
visits Paris with the expectation Of procuring
appointed. The time for that has passed of,
II It ever existed. The South, BY srming the
negroes, shows that It's resistance Is exhausted.
Prince Maximilian answered the Mexican
deputatiou, that he would be ready TO accept
the throne on the free, spontaneous expression
of the population, and guarantee for the in
tegrity and Independence of the country.
The Paris Bourse closed heavy. Rentes
OF. 75c.
The news received by the Scotia Of the defeat
of Gen. Rosecrsns created considerable sensa.
tion, and caused rise OF five per cent. in the
rebel loan, but the advance was not fully sus
tanned, and the loan closed AT about 25 per cent
discount.
The Times thinks that Gen. Rosecrans wa
defeated by superior strategy rather than mcr
fighting, and says that II is evident that th
Federal troops contested the field obstinately
and rallied when broken, and formed again
and renewed the engagement repeatedly. The,
seemed to have done all that bravery and de
termination could effect, but the greater skill
of the Confederates In combining their force,
which made the attack insured them victory.
The Herald looks on II aG the most decisiv,
battle fought In the Western States.
The HOrsiNg Post points TO the continuanc,
OF the popularity Of this war, that neither o
the bclligerents should be permitted for an,
protracted period to follow the path Of victory
The Army aud Nary Gaz ts attempts TO shov
the dangerous position Of Rosecrans, but sug
gests that the Federal prospects may be brighte
than the dispatches make out.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
The Blockade sf wilni,gto N. Z.
The Boston Trapeller Of Monday says.

"A letter received In this city from Beau
fort, dated September "a, states that the Nanse
mond had arrived a. that port. Tho Britsnnis
was there. broken down. The Cambridge and
Quaker City are also there, ipcspacitated for
Wilmington, mentions the arrival OF the Iro-
Iuos. The vessels now composing the block :
tdng squadron there are the Dacotah, Shsnan
doah, Connecticut, Iron Age, Nansemond, How
luah, and Daylight. They will be likely 10
render the blockade more efficient than II has
heretofore been. The famed steamer Sumter
mas not Dsen destroyed in Charleston harbor,
and ready to come outm
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
Naval Orders,

The following naval orders were issued to-
day; -...... .-r. .....
Commssdsr Csdwslsder, detached from the
command Of the Sabine, and waiting orders.
Commander J. Q. Beaumont, desached nom
the command of the Nantucket, and ordered
TO duty In the South Atlantic Blocksd aiding Squad.
ron. .asua =. f..... ..
Lieutenant Commander Leonard Paulding,
detached from the Michigan, and ordered TO
duty at the navy yard, New York. .r.
Lieutenant Commander Stephen b. Luce, de-
tached from the Naval Academy, and ordered
10 command the Nantucket. 0.. T'.
Lieutsusnt Commander Edward Barrett,
preparatory orders for sea service.
Lieutenant John W. Kelly, detached from
the Sabine, and waiting orders.
Surgeon John J. Abernathy, detached from
the Sabine, and waiting orders.
Psym aster George Z. Thornton, detached
rom the Sabine, and settle accounts.
Paymsster George Plunketts ordered TO the
Pensacola revoked and waiting for orders.
Ensign Henry J. Blake, detached from the
Sabine and ordered TO the Niagara.
First Assistant Engineer Thomas 8. Gum
detached from special duty st New York and
ordered to the Mingo. .rr.7
First Assistant Engineer james B. Houston
detached ffom the Roanoke and ordered TO the
Wyalusing. a
Gunner Elissh Haskell, detached from thu
Saratoga and ordered to the naval magazine al
Fort MiHiin, vice gunner Benz. Bunker, dc
tached and waiting ordep. .......
Gunner Stephen Young, ordered to the Sara
toga.
Boatswsin Robert Dixon, Gunner z. J. Beach
sm, Carpenter WIN. D. Jenkins, and sailmskel
George c. Bocrum, detached from the Sabine
and waiting orders.
.... .... PRoMOfsD. rs aU. ..I.. ..
Midshipman Douglas 4. Cassel, promoted tc
the grade Of Acting Ensign, and ordered 10 th,
Powhatau. ........ ..-.... .
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
Personal.

Hon. +. W. KELLOGG, of Illinois, arrived
here this morning
BRIO. GEN. sPIsoLA, of New York, Is st tbs
Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. CHAs. b. BBDGwiCK, Chairman of the
Committee on Naval Affair, In the House, In in
town. .r,n III
Hon. GEO. A. STARR, of Thomaston, Maine,
died on Wednesday lsst. He was member of the
Senate for 1868, and was reelected at the recent
election. "a .. .r.s.I -fq
Hon. WM. p. DOLE, Commiss sioner of Indian
Affairs has arrived In the city ate an absence Of
two months among the Indian tribes Of his depart.
ment.
GEN. MCCLELLAN Is thus stabbed under the
nifth rib by some Joab In the New York World: "Let
1t lie Iemdmbered that vote for Woodward 10 .
vote for Mcclellan"
BRIG. GEN. SOLOMON MEREDITH, of Indiana.
has recovered from his wounds, and is about to
take the Held. He addressed the Ohio soldiers At
Armory Square hospital, Monday evening.
COLLECTOR HoLlIsfRR, Of New Haven. c..
has received up to last Saturday, for communication
from drafted person IL the Fourth Congregational
District Of Connecticut, S72,ooo
v ROSE O'NEALs GREENHow, the bold and ba d
woman, who figured durins the Buchanan admis,
istT ,ion the lesdsr Of the demi-monde At Wssh.
ington, and aftcrward becAma notorious n 4 spv
for the rebels, IL now lienne at London, workins
with her wonted energy In the confederate cause
and doubtless fsscinatlng British gentIemaa d
years In her peculisrassd profitable way. Mean
while, slidell's literary turn-spt, CoIoneI Birar
Belle Britain Fuller, has written a book from hel
Dictator, entitlsd /" Ny Iuprisonmept, sud II,
hrst yeAt OF abolition rule In Washington Beut
ly Is to publish II. D. o." ~
GIN. JoHS ]. KNOX, OF Augusta, Oneid.
county, celebrated the nitieth anniversary af hi
marriage on wednesday last Two Of his som
presented oonsrstuiatory addresses-Rev. W. Z
Knox, Of Rome, spoke In the name Of his brothsr
aud sisters, asd Rev. Charles 4. Knox IN the b.
! ali Of the twenty grandchildren present. 0erri
Smith, a lifelong friend Of Gen. Knox, also mad
oonsra, uiatosy remarks. The Postmaster Camera
also added his compliments, by sending . motioI
that the nane Of the ypostonioe In the viilsg
should DO changed from knox's Corners to Knox
l borough,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
omcial dispatch hsnAdniral
h G. Dshlsrsn. ~ p
~ s.s,dss Na u 6sarea y The
Rebel Tsrpeds.
CAPTURE OF THE REBELS WITH
NJ THEIR SAILING oRDHRs. \

The Navy Department has rscelvsd dispatch
from Admiral Dahlgren, In which hs seatea
that the Ironsides was not injured In the siight'
~ degree BY the explosion Of the torpedo ex.
ploded under her BY the rebels. He says that
the party who had the torpedo In charge were
captured, together with their sailing orders
which furnish important information.
The statement In the New York papers that
the Ironsldes Is 70 come North for repairs h
entirely untrue. F.u... r..... a
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
The Rebel Steamer at
Halifax.
HER NARROW ESCAPE
She Takes Rebel Naval Officers 10
EHslAnd.

HnRAx. N. s., Oct. 1.-THE rebel steamer
Lee narrowly escaped capture of Wilmington.
Two blockaders pursued her, firing several
shots. One shell passed through her, forward,
and exploded inside, ipJuripg three Of the
crew. Passengers describe the firing as right
sharp.
She has several naval officers on board, on
their way to England, for the purpose Of bring.
ing out a vessel building there. She discharges
here and will leave for "Diyie" soon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

Foreign journals report that Gsriba,d, rom.
tinues to Improve. The Tcnesr Association
of swiss Carbineers have elected him a mem.
Der. He hss thanked them In letter from
Caprera, dated Sept. 10, and addressed to CAPT,
vegezzi, of Lugano. In this letter he says he
will show his appreciation Of the honor con,
ferred on him by that free country "by fight
ing to the last for liberty and the closer union
OF all emsncipated nations.' ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
The Raiders IN Misso uri.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.-Shelby and Cofiee's
raiders left the Pacific railroad on Saturday,
and moved north, reaching Boonville yester-
day morning. They found no railroad proper
,y at Upton, as previously reported, but plum
dered the town OF large amount Of money.
The citizens of Warefeld, Greenfield, and
other towns through which the rebels passed, ,
suffered In like manner. The Federal troops
from various directions are closing In on them,
aud although our forces consist principally OF
infantry, the military authorities are sang uine
of capturing them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
Prepesals
F-.-.-s. =


Lot Of Proposais. Of miscellaneous character,
rseedssd at " ODles Of ne Qsertsvnaarr Gen.
erat for he Ttek ending Monday, October IL,
1868. 1. .sa' .ahrs. e 's.-
Charles Findlay proposes TO deliver At Wash
ington zoo, 900 bushels Of oats, In sacks, at sol
cents per bushel. Proposal Withdrawn by
telegram Of October 2, 1852 ..
Israel Painter proposes 70 furnish 1, 900 cav.
airy mares at $50 each. g.. -.r
NJ. Conklin, New York, proposes TO sell the
steamers Rescue and Washington Hunt at q
fair valuation. 80 ..' IT,.
CLOTHING BRANCH.
Messrs. Gilbert, Hubbard q Co., 81. Louis
offer tents At eastern prices; also, 1000 knap
sacks for e2.15 each. -ln a.'.hh ..,,
someborn, Selefman Il Neaux, 81. Louis
offer 1000 dozen socks, at $3.50 per dozen.
Charles O'Donnell, Wilmington, Delaware
offers TO furnish $40 cavalry trowsers at e3.S7I
esrh; 81 cavalry coats st $3.50, "a infantry
dress coats At %, and unbleached drilling al
30 cents per yard. Hri.. -. .'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

The ELECTION IN NEvADA.-The Union ma
Joritv In the late election In Nevada was s, 800
The majority in favor Of State government
was 1000. Every county gives n Union ma
Joriiy, and In one county, Douglas, not a sin
gle Democratic vote was polled.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
-sl lConnunicated.l 4afF .. 40.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION oURABLn DIsaAsH.
A CARD.
TO coksUMPTIvEs

The undersigned having been restored to health
In a lew weeks, BY . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy OF the
prescription used, tree Of charged with the dreo-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will Ind sure cure for CoNsumrTioH, Asthma,
BRoHcHrris, CouoHs, COLDS, no. Ths only object
ol the advertiser In sending the Prescription 10 to
benefit the afhicted, and spread Information which
he conoeives 10 b invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try.his remedy, as twill cost them
nothing, and alsy prove bisssing. srSg D. r.
Parties wishing the prescription will please I'd.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ss2s-d&wsn Williamsburgh, King Co., NY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

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PMs-The combination Of iasrsdients In these
pills are the result Of long and extensive prac.
Vice They are mild In their operation, aad Ger.
tain In correcting ell Irregularities painful men,
struation, removing all Instructions, whether
rom cold or otherwise, hesdaohe, pain In the eide,
paipitation Of the heart, whites, all nervous aee-
tions, hy ysterics, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arise nom inter.
ruption Of nature. g,.-.....,.g g FL
urr DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new ere In the treat
ment Of those irregularities and obs,ructions
which have consigned 20 many to . PREMATURE
oaAvE. No fsmale can enjoy good health unlsss
she 10 regular, and whsosver IN obstructioa takes
place the general health begins to decline. 'fa
bFG DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most etfectual remedy ever known for ali
complaints peouliaf 10 Ftmais TO all eiasses they
ere Invaluable, tsdSctng wiA csvssiny, periodical
rssslariy. They are known to Thousands, Who
have used them at different psrtsds, throughout
the country, having the saastion Of ssms Of the
most eminent PAvstcfsns IN Am<rtca.
Rrplica dtsrcttoss, sastnS sAs~ tAsv sAosd aot b
ssed, With sash Box-ths Price O~s Doiiss psv Bos,
containing from 70 to . Pilis, vi L''t'7 .i'' "
Pills seM BY mAn, PromptIy, by rsmitting to the
fropristess. fold BY Dyussists gsnsrslly.
.ia HUrCHlh0s HILLYER,
ses-Sneod Proprietors, q Cedar st.. New Yrok.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

The North Carolinians use the habtas corpss
TO rid their homo guards Of the unpleasant
work Of hunting dssestsrs, which provokes the
Richmond Dspateh 70 say; ...r-. aid.
1--WE begin 70 be tired Of the habeds corpus;
II 10 the great organ and engine Of every sort
of skulking, disafection and treason. By II
are obtained fraudulent discharges from the
army, summary enlargement Of spies, traitors
and instigators Of dssertion. Nobody pronts
by It but some few lawyers, and these lawyers
themselves ought TO be In the army non obaante
habeas eorpss., Nobody will be surprised that
the habsGs corpus 10 . great fayorite with the
called bufaloes. They ere always raising new
cascs upon that eternal writ, and rely upon II
for the success Of all their grand and petty trea-
sons. II appears that their chief solicitude Is
now TO shield the deserters under that great
sgis and palladium Of liberty"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
In THURSDA'

DE-. RklLsY's LscrURl.-On THURSDAY
NIGHT next this distinguished preacher aed ora-
S Iss.s Il. "a 81 Sscs:
enth street, between b and streets, 81 IN ociook
The subject Is well chosen, aad sssus admirably
ints.ssiss and sssrsoiiv. q . iSs .akIso., wii
70 d9SS Y ,ss n.aS q D "
who have had the good fortune 70 hear this leo
tuic in other etiss pronouaes II an sxeellsnt one
allow lie present oppostu.ity 70 enjoy capital
si.Is: s.:sa sss e.s. y S -
PUBLIC scHooLs.-Ther are few vacant
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.ppiis.sioa % q asher q lie q usd:s;iss:a -
' New York AZ, II; II + + sSsSSS: 81 ;sES u,
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ss I'd :ssus s.A
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Of Eleventh st. 20 oclo-lstd
A assHIzAAa, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Inoonpetenoy, ,Premature Dssay and Youthful
Error, setusted By desire 70 Deneht others, Will
| b happy 70 furnish 70 all who need It (frss ol
shArse) the ssoaps sni disssiioss Tor making the
sinpls Remedy used In his ease. Those wishing
70 profit BY his expsrisnes-And possess valuable
Rsmsdy-wni receive The came, BY return mail.
Carefully soalsd,) By addressing
t John D. OGDEN,
aui4-dswsm No. " Nassau st., N. York.
DIssAsBs or the NERVOUS, sEnIsAL, URIn-
! AnS ANp SEXUAL sHsrEm.-New and reliable
GeAtmsnt-tn Reports Of the HOWARD AssO-
ClATIoN-sent In sealed letter envelopes, Tree Of
haxgs. Address, - - :
| DR. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, 81.
l Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
auf2-smdkw Il
u TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPsRIEsCE OF
An kyALID, Published for the benefit, and ~ .
| warning and A CAUTION TO youEa MEN whU suifcr
| from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, etc, supplying At the same time TnE mnAss
or SELF cuRE. BY one who has cured himself AZ
Ter being put 70 great expense and injury through
BY enclosing post-psid Addressed envelope
single copies may be had u the author. ~ 7ll'7
| NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
ny My Bedford, kinss County, n. y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
THE GLORIOUS vIcToRIRs IN PENs
UyLVAUlA AND OHIO. I'D

THE oLOhlOUs vICTOhtES HEENH-
sHLvAM1A AND OHIO. ,sllg 81
We have not room to-day TO enlarge upon
the great political victories In the two 6saess
named above.
The figures, elsewhere, speak for themselves.
Treason has received lie death blow In Ohio, and
vallandigham, Its standard bearer is still In
bsnlshmeut; and Woodward and the new.
iledged politician, Mcclellan, the standard
bearers Of Copperheadism, are snnihilated In
Pennsylvania. This is glory enough for one
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
The National Ionu

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-The subscrIptlon
agent oi inc 'overnmont reports sales OF lve.
deliveries Of bonds are now being made 10 ths
9Th inst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
Opera st Growers.

All tho arrangements for tho matinee Of tho
German Opera ut Growers to morrow fThurs;
day) afternoon aro completed. 1t will bs
grand affair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
LOCALS.AFFAIRs.

unf.S srAs.s 6bcas5s uAsss- wsdnss.
Ssy, ost. ", isd -os Aesfe q ~; = =. oal,ss,
Jusiss ]. y.neCatsy, IA, Of " 1sg1on, n O. ~
on mbtica Of " Sssybersss, ~ Assasaant DoaS-
tor, Auos I. Merimaa, Eco Of washiHsto., D.
c., pupA1nitted a. attorneys and eounssliors Of
thSlaw.
y -gsessuu1ssssss 81 SssAAA g hsOaaaaa. - q
Chas. II Tiison, Of 81. Louis, Mo-, - eonn's.
s1sners Of the court, were Ievobed- IL
Hume r. Hill, Esq, Of Memphis, 1enA was ap'
pe,assa sonnassionsr Of the court TO take ssstt
mony. ....
!. Hughes delivessd the epinion Of The Court 90
the motion nlsd Of the counsel for the claimant.
In the case VI Esisston = Battels W. the United
Rstss, overriding said motion.
Ordered, Thatths psrsmptory calling Of the Trial
Docket BE- posrosedto the sd Monday In Deesm
ber next. ..-.
The cause Of wn. H. De Groot vs. The United
states was argued On demurrer By W. MsPherson
the Assistant solicitor, On the part Of the unitet
States, and By Hon. Levi .. Chatheld on the par
of claimant, and subnitted. si7.us s1..a e-4
Ordered, tAat the Court bs asjourn'd tiii to
morrow, At u o'clock q m. aus N
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
A Rebel Steamer At Halifax.

HALIFAX, Oct. l3.-The rebel steamer Relo,
six days from Wilmington direct, arrived this
morning, with about thirty passengers.
The Ralo was chased by . Federal blockader,
which shot q hole In her.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
Second Edition,
FROM THE FRONT.
FOuR ospr.0ck. r. =

We have no dsssils from the front, since our
EXTRA wss issasd, suAciently dcaniss % sssss
clearly the sitsasioa. except tho faet sAak Cen.
Neads Is master Of o. We prefer . leave the
details Of the great drama now being enacted
in Virginia to ne future, when We csa an,
nounce them wi,hoss embarrassing the Mill.
tsry authorities. II Is enough for the pressa,
that everything is going well.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

DsssRrsn sHoT.-A dessrter, named Law
renee Killough, was shot dead BY the guard
while attempting TO escape yesterday, In New
York. ...r.r..