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How Commerce with the Rebels is Fa-
cilitated in NeW-York.

Recently the Solicitor of the Treasury
visited this city TO investigate certain grave
charge preferred against deputy collector
and bosom friend of Hiram Barney, Who
for some time past has been engaged il
practices scarcely compatible with his po-
stion as prominent, member of the Roy
al League organizations.
1t appears that the deputy collector had
charge of the " seizure bureau" and under
his supervision came all the business con-
nected with receiving bonds from mer-
chants engaged in trsle with Matamorss
and Nassau, n P. lie issued the clearance
| Of vessels for these parts, and it is alleged
that in number of instances articles con
traband Of war were shipped from thi.
port by the connivsuce Of this high official,
| who subsequently cancelled the bonds OF
the parties and received his fees, The na-
va, officer laid the case b9fore the authoTi.
ties Marshal Murray suddenly arrested
four of the merchants, and subsequently
the deputy was suspended from his posi~
ton. and asked TO report to the Marshal
in whose custody be still remains.
"A lHTUG dHtouul Vi 'iitbSJ WAS i)N'u bJ
.he parties interested in this business, false
invoices and entries wera sworn to, and
the usual formulas adopted TO escape de
lection. At the present time it would not
serve the ends of justice to explain the
means adopted by these men to send ''aid
and comfort" to the enemies Of their conn
try but it ia enough to say that, under
existing regulations. it seems scarcely
probable that bomb fuses, percussion caps,
guns, pistols, DC, could be exported with
ou, the guilty eonnirance Of federal off
cials
Efforts have been made to hush the
matter up until after the election, but pros
ceedings of This sort are too grave to be
kept from the knowledge of a people
whose confidence an agent Of their inter-
ests. appointed by the administration. is
accused Of thus sbanefully betraying.-
". Y. World.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.
" asi.lng&on, Oct. :

ashlngton, Get. 81.
Special to the Tribune W. learn FROM
the army Of the Potomac that tie sriY,ci-
pal movements Of late have L-es e..sr c~s
Of position It the dia-r-at e..r,s. III.
changes have been cccs.tons OF slight ssir-
ms~e.ng bat without serious Losses es. eth
eE aide
Gne'ri'lss ccnt,,ns their e~,re1atisn.
On wagon rsins The t.ofse--ins prevail
I'd 1t h-s.iqnsr,--- that Lee Is disposed 10
fight, and tI,a. M-~,l-'s lat-st,nn ~ss -
seco~mcsia'e Eitn II tAs earliest o,;,osts-
H;,y
7'.ses special A g-n.f-r,~e Just ko-,
Richmond says the rebel co.esAta ~ ~
seizisy al the boots ana sao..- In ,hxt c+.y
for the use of Lees army, xkicA is sls+,e-<
bs -efoot.
Two XeraA correspondent. Nes-r,
Matt snd Hsn9rirks we're eobs.-d rp ,.,
serday At Auhsrn bs Mo--hs'. gaetriila.
Maj Gen. Batter hes bees s.aign.j 80
the com.ss%d Of tie ISih sr,-@ corps, de-
p.r,ment sf Washington. n. C. in pI,ce
eF ';ea. f.st--, who Is ordered 10 rrro,t
here 10 the Adju.at General Ci,eu,r>
stances indicate ,hst Cen Foster will have
comm.nd of he defence. of Wash,nStoa
The H'orids Army of Potomac dispatch
ef Sunday says:
It is still quiet There has not been
any firing 90 oar from, for the las. three
dave. The Army OF the Potomac Is iocs
ted IN an exc-lleBt position On ia line Of
supplies. Should aBy contingency arise.
il csn with equal fscli.y 10 coacen,rsted
eithsr TO advance or repcl al attack Of the
enemy.
Tomorrow the railrosd between Alex
andr's and Warrenton. will he Sgnin open
The Herald hs. the following:
Washington, Nov. /.
Usual Sunday rumor. Of battle. .nd
skirmi,hes are rrevslen. 20 dav. All Of
them, however, have been traced TO the
fac'r that the unns.l sc,ivi,y pvevsilei 10
those hnresH, Of the ~sr department are
Immediately connected with the move
nerts OF The army, and certain pvepsra>
tions have been observed sei usn.'lv mad.
upon the evening Of rr-s, bs4t'e.
This k~o~s Meade o, ear side SD Lee
on the other s-e ri,nsaverins for ts<cr,-
positions, bat the opinion prevail. ia mil
itsrv eirc:-> thst Lee will Not risk 1,,+>
'ie outside Of hrs en'f.nchna-ts or the
south siie Of the Essid.r. which can he
h.ld by = small force s-sirs, a c,ea, ar
nv, ard leave him =. liberty to send par,
~ his forces to meet the sttscking BODY
| and compeI it, As before to fall back 10 The
north side Of the Rsppshsnnock.
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How the Pennsylvania Election was
Carried.

The Pi,tsburg Post reveals the mean,
by which the administration worked ur
it's large majority in Allegheny county.
The election in the cities of Pittsburo
and Allegheny, and throughout the coun.
ty, SO far as we heErd from it, was one
which will be remembered BY the Demo-
Gratis who participated in it as long as tt ey
live. We have heard of outrsges upon
the sacred right OF suffrage, bat never, cd
til yesterday, did we know the extent tc
which reckless partisan oppression wss Ca
psble of going. Men having an indi-pu,
table right to vote were prevented from
doing 30, while fellows who never knew
what tax receipt was, walked boldly te
the poll. and we're ereceised by leading ab
oli,ionist. with open arms. Money wa,
scattered about in profusion, tempting the
needy and encouraging the reckless in
short, there WAS no appliance which mon.
ey or desperation could command that wa,
not arrsyed against US in yesterdays con
test. The consequence is, of course. that
We are beaten beyond our expectations
And no wonder To addition TO lhe pow
erful influence Of money, We had to con
tend again-t camps Of soldiers having nc
right to vote in this county, but who, OF
course, wens almost unanim ously for Cur.
tia.
The following letter to The Philade'phis
Age Is to the same point:
Pittsbure. Oct Is.
MEssRs EDITORS Tell our frienIs mol
to pay over ,be bet. of Alieghsnv sqsins'
Berks till further advised. There are mos,
outrageou. frauds here, nov being devel
oped, and which can easily be proved
One Of the,e WAS perpers,ed in the first
ward of this city, where, besides polling
perhads TWO hundred illegal votes, they
make Woodward's vote only seventy seven
Lowris receives one hundred and severity
nine, and the county ticket say one han,
dred and ninety to one hundred and zine
" eight. Now. AT least one hundrsi and
eighty men will swear they voted for
Woo lward. and those who prepared and
distributed the tick.'s will swear tina,
Wood s>r,!'s nams wss On them all The
tally liSt .quates with The ballots and the
only explanation ia shat abont one hun
cred aud twenty Woodward tickets were
thrown ont and replaced with ike nam
ber with Curtin's o.Ee on them. In
Williamsburg a whole camp voted. some OF
them from Canada. Ii 10 Intended 10 rro
test against these districts to-day before
the return judges, and then to 90 on with
legal resistance. WepoiIed 10 600 votes
thousand more than in 1860, and yet
We are beaten 1000 Yours truly, B.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-11-06

The PRIvArEER FLORIDA We learn
from Brest that the Florida Is abou, to be
sold to the Transatlantic Com pany, to be
enpl yed on a secondary line. The new
captain, Mr. Burnay, was before the war
between the North and South. the inti>
mate friend ef the second officer Of the fed
eral corvette the Kearsage. which is still
lying in the roadstead at Brest Tie of,
ficers of the two vessels, when they hap
pen to meet. behave toward each other
with dignifed politeness; bat thei, respect
i've sailors show no such reserve, for sew
eral serious conflicts have taken place be-
tween them, which necessiiated the inter-
ventiop of the maritime authorities -
Journal de Rouen
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OUs BROADER AND MAJOR GESER-
ALs-The total number Of major generals
in the volunteer service il sixty nine Of
volunteer brigadiers two hundred and
ifty-six; and the annual compensation Of
these three hundred and twenty five ia.
vori!es Of fortune amounts to no less than
81 2S8,1S Now, if it be true, says the
Washington correspondent OF the New
York Journal Of Commerce, that it is the
duty of b.igsdier to command at leas,
four regiments of thousand men each
and presuming that the War Department
has acted economically-the military
force of the United States reaches t!Ie
enormous figure of 1924 900 men.
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front We learn that there are 10 isdica-
tons Of a disposition on he part Of Gen.
Meade to obey orders BY attacking the
ere,ny, and the trath "a 70 whether Gen.
Les Intends TO SIGHT. ssJ i ne< it will
soon be sa.s!sd There IL - ss4d Of
nun,iss 70, ,i- fas a. they are Ali avouAd.
The ap,,ais,ps-st at q eu Batter 10 the
department which Far1ess Monroe 10 as
present the headquarters, ia considered "a
earn-s, OF \ purpose 10 eondact the war
in that 9aar'Sr on what are kaows a.
Butler principles.
Specisl 10 she Herald Imp -,tant ad-
vices are anticipated just now in proper
quarters frosn Gen. Gilmore.
New York, Nev g
The London Times Publishes = letter BY
the we'll kneSR cerrss toAdes: Mysteri-
e.-." commenting u..,-- sAd showing the
Importance -f ti-e -~izsr- of tho steam
va,s. !. the Hsss-y, s--i expressing the
.-i-f ,hs. tk- ,--b,sc .,Hi .lsAd By the
GOV, nnent n tt-,ir t.t~s.@3.a.,oa 10 de-
Eat fr.u.G sat c...tr,y>nc--
sr. L-if-i h+d s-eea stessiax al Hirksa-
hss., e-t.-'lii-s h:s ccsF-s ~ t;ls matter
.-f,he 4 sham,
-. E,nr- or s.r,'.cn h>d received
>rd c"-grsl ls!s',e ,!ss xexeSa 3eputa-
tioe ~ :,crr rrcc-..
St. P~i-r>rar. sc-ee-t- rAv il n ths
cr>sr>l belief dat s.ie.- -iN - 4 dipio.
mat, r-p'sr. hes~-c. ls-.is and the
western ra--.> eef,r. Cari-isn&s
Tie 1:mes ~. ~ .-fi;srisl holding up
ia ssovinc ,oH.s t'.-s 'sr-ste@ius position
OF affair. tAroufh-at tne world, aad urg.
iss ,ha. is - t.. day Of Esy'aad to
a-iZa s,sd u.e al The opportunities Of her
ro-ii;cn Al - araitr.,..v sasxe aaA ksep
peace While -he c>s.
The Army Al Navy Gazette csssiders
the .rmhe,n e>nse - s,~re k>eAfAl nov
'a,a SI ~s--." tine past, ses thinks thas
# .ifa''sr srst..y e. @@---.+v-~>@ 81 tho
part of tire t.iersls s}+o-iH ~..fx tAe close
r. the year. there ~i;l te gree+-r chance
Of tha sos,h bts.a,nx sn Ars,i-tics. and
chat sfmi.,ics will ~Si 10 - adjustmsns
Of the present difficulty.
Washington, Nov. 2.
The following w.s received to-day st
the headquarters % t'te srny:
Chattanooga. Oct ~, l13ePx.
To Nj Gen H. W Hsleck :-Snce
the fight c,. ii,. n'c-lt II the 2Sth, the en>
erny ks, rot s;stsrted t--. Gen Joeeph
Hooker took many t~t-~ne'., among
whom are fosr officers Add 1es men. He
s'sc captured nearly 1890 EnGeld rites.
His loss is $50 officers sni men killed and
woundets
Fortress Monroe, Nov. 9.
The Richmond Wig of tho 2lst sas
the following dispatch:
Charleston. Oct. II.
The bomha,dnent of Fort Sumter to.
dav is IT,. h-svie., thai h.. ever taken
pi,c. Frnr~ --<nAora Wednesday till
.nr4o~- r.ar~'.> / .51 .h-t ke-, fifteen
i""', rso-''-~ - ...r,e hHn4rei p"xnder
r. vn.- ve t-'"r thrown against the fort.
Onr Ees- l. --'-T ~"+-n ed
TEis evening ire enemy opeaed from
the mortsv t.,'-ry Al Cummings Point
upon n. northeast srg'e Of ths fort. which
seemed 'h~ special oojeet Of their atte2
ton. The en-mv's batteries engaged were
those 81 Greg and Wagner. the center
battery ard C1nming's Poin, battery,
with sn addition f fhrea monitors. The
borAhs-''l~ 81 Fort Snmter sill! eoss % i.
bu. the fi,e Is nfIch sarksnei. Our bat
ts-ias IRE s'atj;iy and 5..ibs,staIy: they
a praheut pAE 10 attention to .haai.
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Later and Better.

Two Creeks has given the Democratic
ticket twentv-nine majority, except
smoke, and gives him nineteen majority.
This leaves Mr.. SMOKE 4S ahead in the
District
A report says that Schleswig ha, Civ
en l3o or 14O Democratic majority. II
SO, it saves the Democratic candidates in
the First District.
Maple Grove has given u, 100 major.
~ which will probably elect Mr. O'HEARN.
We think our whole county and Assem>
biy District officers are elected.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-11-06

A LIVELY CANARD The Missouri Re
publican allows = story to be ventilated
in it's columns to the effect that Stose
wall Jackson's death was the result of a
formal resolution Of tho leaders at Rich
mond that he must be killed that " Ex
ira Billy" Smith, ex-governor Of Virginia
was charged with the work, and that be
bribed some soldiers with rebel scrip to
shoot their famous ard beloved leader.
The narrator Of his tale is uched for
as insellg. Sh," bu. what must We think
of his readers?
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pROF. @. J. WOODS
9iAsli !s Ess TOR sATIVE

THIS aston; 'ing preparation tnrns the
Hair h.rk 20 - o-'p;,al cOl5r, afer b.v-
ING become Gr,v, sud rein.tate, il in all
IL o'ig'n,l tes;sh. iu.le-, .oftnsss and
hc>uty-r.ro~es 81 Dhnrrff from tho
sc,lp, s1d .ll unpleasant itching. II will
sl.o cure As'sn-on- Eruplions, .uch as
Scsld Head, letter, hc and hence creates
perfectly healthy condition Of the Scalp,
By ac,i"g a. . Stumasnt and Tonic TO the
organs supplying the coloring matter to
the Hair completely restoring them to
;heir original gigor and he-l,h-thus pre-
venting al ;eGtsucy to becom. gray.
1t ,-o prevents the Hair from becom-
ing unhealthy .nd falling off, and causes
it 20 grow end thi1sen whore it is gone,
by resu.ci's'iue the organs necessary to
supply HItriuent md ooloriu2 matter.
1hoasaai. ol Soldiers in the Army lave
testified to the above who had become
gray and lost their Hair BY sickness,
change of climate, and inattention, while
performing camp duty.
As Restorative and Dressing, it has
10 equal.
T. & J. ROBINSON.
Wholesale & Retail Agents for North
eTn Wisconsin.
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From Charleston.
New York, Oct. 81.

1Ge iiEEs las tH6 1oitS~iHC
Morris Isisni, Oct. q.
Three heavy guns have been turned
upon the city o. Charleston, and each has
thrown one shsll containing Greek FIRE
Ciher guns are to open upon the city
;hl. sft-rnoon
II vs. BOT intended at first to make =
cor7marce,nent Of such vigorous opera
ions. hat circumstance. have changed thp
programme entirely.
Our batteries s.e ai-o Al work on John =
.ca. Sam ec and MouItris.
Tn. enemy rcpiie, ,eservedly to-ds7.-
He Is eyiienfy taken .i'h surprise, 30
far 4. the sile''i.g Ct Chsrlc,,on is CON
cernea, although il hss had sufficient
waning.
Fenr monitor. aye in position OF s5u-
ivsn's Island. It il understood they will
aHsag. the rebel work. ,hi. afternoon -
The lrcnsides shos. no disposition to par
tclpate her ropes being strang wish sail
ovs' washing.
HE.DQU.nTsR. DEP'r or rns sorcH. !
October 27, 1868. !
4 number Of hes7y guns il Wsgrer
and Gregg opened on sumtcr, Moularie
Md john9on yesterday morning. Tho
firing WAS continued a. regular Intervals
thron2 hout the Gay until dark and ~ss
resumed sesin this morning. Tn, range
gun. on Sumter and johnson is on. thiti
Ne.. than it ~ss before the capture Of
W.gner and Gregg.
The firing on our side i. excellent, ev-
ery -hot seerns TO DC effective. The err-
my did ret commence sn suinl.t.t 7.rlv
until about yesterday, hi. pssoiic. 10 IN
f.ricr to that exhibited weeks .so. At
he present time Of writing nc c,sralities
have occurred on our side, and 70 severe
damage 10 our -o,k Ks ha. been .us,ained.
The land h,tterie. alone .rs engss.,
The object Of the fire SIS. TO IS. per
feet range of the rebel work. and to PFC
vent the construction Of .n7 intcrior bat,
teries and the mounting Of any guns in
Sumter.
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1F- President Lincolu's home orCen

lF President Lincoln's home organ.
the Washington Chronicle, gives the reb-
els such encouragement 10 throw doan
their arms as the following:
"A Conquered rebel people are a. the
mercy of the copquerer jast as much as a
conquered foreign people; and isis the
people Of the state, and cot the square
miles Of its territory. tina, he govern
men, will have TO deal with and TO place
under sreh disciplinary process a, viii
effec'ual!y preveut them from repeating
tteir c.imes.'
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= The Richmond Examiner of the
27th has loug article on Rosecrsns. say
ing lha, Lincoln has removed the most
dangerous man to US in his army, and put
tive fools in his place Rosecrans, thus
retired, ia unqnes'ionably the Creates,
captain the Yankee nation has yet pro-
duced His performances in I've field are
too fresh in the memory Of every reader
to necessitate api'uation."
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From Tennessee.

Louisville, Nov. ?.
The journal learns that S. y. Lee.
Wheeler, Roddy and Forrest ara in tie
neigbborhood of Decatur, CORTLAND md
Tnscumba, with a combined force Of 10
900 rebel cavalry. prepared to operate on
the line Of Gen Grants communications
A party of Wheeler'a scouts were csptured
in Maury county, Tennessee, recently, .nd
sent to Nashville. Forrest, was reported
wounded in battle near Tuscnmbia on
the 24h.
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Capture Of a Rebel General and
EepheW.

Now YORK, Oct. 3I.
A lsttar from Gen. Banks he,dqusC-
ter,, at Vermilianville, Get. 10Th ssvs
Yesterday, Frankln's advance cavalry
captured Gen. Pratt and nephew, between
Cs'rien Crow Bayou ard Opeou.is.--
Pratt WAS horn in Hartford, ct. lie
commanded brigade of Louisians vOlun-
teers.
The rebel Gen. Dick TAYLOR was ii
Ophelou,ia, and had 10000 men, mostly
cavalry.
Kirby Smith is at Shreveport with the
same number Of men.
A correspondent says: When rext
write expect 70 give an account of a
hard fought battle.
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Result of the Election.

The result Of the election in this county
na decreased Democratic majority, ewing
entirely to the fact that hundreds of voters
remained at home, having been threatened
the poll lists would necessarily cause them
to be drafted. The Abelitionists took
advantage of this scare, and turned out
their full party vote. Those men who
skuIked at home and refused to perform
their duty TO their party and its candi-
dates will not have many tears shed for
them By Abolitionists when Uncle Sam
marches them from their homes with
iron wristiets, while they cannot expec.
much sympathy from the friends they de-
serted.
Up so the time of this writing we have
not received the return. from the towns
Of Maple Grove, Sehlesrig, and Two
Creeks. We think Mr. PALMER will
leave the county with nearly 700 MAORI
sy, while Judge PIsRPoNr, Oh account of
his personal popularity, will have more
than that number.
We do not give the figures on Clerk Of
tie Court, as Mr.. FRAscEL runs about
even with his ticket, and his majority will
be about the same as for Governor.
Notwithstanding the abuse heaped up
on, and the many ISLANDERS circulated
against. the private and personal eharac-
ter o. the Dem ecraiic candidate for School
Superintendent, Mr.. CHowLEY has received
LARGER VOTE in the county than any
other candidate on the ticket. His ma
jo.ity will be between SEVEN aud tIG II T
HUNDRED! 1t is with heartfelt pride
that we announce that he RAN All FAD
of his ticket in nearly EVERY TOWN in
the county. His friends may rest assured
that he fully appreciates their kindness.
The people have sustained bis character
and reputation, while they have IN a most
emphatic aud substantial manner, repu-
diated such vagabonds as Tin Horn
Smith and his contreres
We think tha. 2. P. FE.sES1cK and
JoHs CAREY (.ar democrats) are elected
Assemblyman and Supervisor in the First
District-al:hough fair Democratic vote
in Schleswig would change it the other
way, and elect Mess-s. GILBERT and
TAULHABsR. We are inclined to think
that this will prove to be so when the re
turns are received.
Mr. THORNTON, Democrat, i. elected to
the Assembly from the Second District,
and No think that JeH3 O'HEARN is
elected Supervisor. although :he friends
of Mr. HIcKoK claim his election
In the Third Assembly District Mr..
PELLET Democrat, is undoubtedly elected
Supervisor. The vote between Messrs.
SMOKE and SMITH. for Assembly, is close.
and the returns from Two Creeks will de-
cidei.
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UsE CAUrIoN.-In calling for that ex-
celen, Saleratus, DeLand & Co.'S Chem
ical, be sure you get what you call for. as
in consequence of It's success there are
many limitations in the market tits bet
ter than Soda.
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ks The New York Herald. in a srec-
ial dispatch under date Of October 30th
SAYS that i, has been determined BIZ Pres
ident LlNcoLs not to take any official no.
lice Of the French invasion of Mexico, un-
I'll our own difficulties shall have been ad.
iusted.
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R- The Philadelphia Aqs says that,
as FAR rs heard from. the lower House OF
the Pennsylvania Legislature stands fifty
two Democrats to forty eight Repub!i.
cane.
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New York. Nov 2

The Tribune's Cape Of Good Hope cor,
respondent states that tie Alabama had
born 0,l her two prizes TO tho Gnano
Islands. bu. returned TO Snon's Bay Oct.
10Th. The Georgia left Simon's Bay
Aug l I, and waa supposed to have gone
to Mau.itins Cor repairs. The Tuscumbia
had eons east, aud i. was expected that
the Vanderbilt, fei! in with her.
Washington, Nov 2.
Special 10 tie Tribune FROM the
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H- Heaven gives US enough when it
giFes US an opportunity.
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Later By WednesIav's Eail.

~ Z --'EI' sEg'.
A few days since AZ ofEci-i order w-s
Issued, ramjng the department of North
Caroina and Virgini. for Gen Bntler,
and transferring Gen. Foster TO Washing
ton. A1 quarters have been procured for
him here, it is supposed that his stay wi'I
be permanent
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Hale Teacher Wanted.

NTA.sIED IN DISTRICT No. I, town OF
w 40, "a MALE TEACHER ior three
.4o.. -, s,..al z November let. Apply
to GITFAEL FITZGERALD,
Cato, Oct. e'h IS 3. Nstr.ct Clerk.
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Ey The following is partial list Of
the quotas of the different states under the
,aIl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-12
600 000MALE or FEMALE AGENT
UUU,UUU TO SELL
IL0YD'S
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF TIE
United States, Canadas, Hand
New Brunswick.

From recent surveys, completed august
10, 1862; cost $4,000 to sugrave it and cue
years time.
Suprrior to any $40 map made by Cotton
OF Mitchell, and sells at the low price of 30
cents; 100000 names are engraved on this
map. 1t is not only a County Map, but it
is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
of the United States and Canadas combined
in one, giving Euc,y Railroad Station and
distances bstween.
Guarantee any woman, or man % TO 81
per day, and will take back all mas thai
cannot be sold ard refund the money.
Send fer One Dollar's worth to try.
Prirted instructions how to canvas we'll
furnished all our agents.
WAHTED-Wholcsslo agents for our MAJ
in every State; California, Canada, England
France and Cuba. A fortune may he made
with a few hundred dollars capital. No com
petition. J.T, LLOYD, No. 1874,
Broadway, New York
The War Department use our map of Vir
ginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania; COS
800, 900, on which is marked Antietam
Greek, Maryland Nights, Wiiliamsport Fer
ry, Rohrersville, Noland's Ford, and al
others on the Potomac, and every other plas,
in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, o.
money refunded.